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HALIFAX, N. B., Sept. II.
The Europa, from Liverpool IL A. NJ. of
the 7th, and Queenstown the evening OF the
sth, arrived here at six o'clock this morn
ing.
She has Gs, 500 specie.
The new steamer of Inmsn's line, the City
of New York, will sail on her first passage to
New York on The llth.
GREAT BRITAIN. .'iI
At a meeting of the British Association
Mr.. Bazeley, OF Manchester, read another
paper on the cotton question, In which the
commercial policy Of the United States was
bitterly denounced, and the expediency Of
England freeing herself from dependence on
America strongly urged.
The Liverpool Post asserts that Thos. s.
Serrel, who was arrested at New York, must
have been imprisoned under misconcep-
ton.
The French naval division will remain of
the coast of Syria the whole winter for the
protection of the Christians.
The Rourse was firm, but CLOSED dropping
Rentes 69f 2Oc.
Felix Belly, the protector of the Nicara'
guam Canal, was taking legal steps against
the English Company, which was for assum-
ing the right over the projected canal.
Liverpool Cotton Market-Sales OF com
mon on Saturday Of 5000 bales, speculatori
and exporters taking 1900 bales. harke
closed dull, with very little inquiry from ex
porters.
BreadstuGs. Gs.-Various weekly circulars re
port -four buyoant at snssadvanoes,of 61@l!
Sd. Since Tuesday, quotations IRE ranging
at from 24s ed@2ss Sd. Wheat active will
an advance of 3@4d fsr Central; red West
srn 9s 6d@lls6d; red Southern l Is 6d@l2s
white Western l2s do Southern rs 6d@la
Sd; commen has upward tendency with al
advance of lie per quarter; mixed 3Os ede
ais yellow 8lst98ls Cd; white 32@35s.
Latest, Liverpool, Saturday.-Market gen
orally dull. Wheat upward. Corn steady
Provisions ruled quiet during the week
Beef steady. Pork quiet and steady. BacoI
has downward tendency.
London-Consols closed Saturday at 80
G93 for money, American securities
II. Central aa}@asl discounts Erie 22@
| Ky.
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DArror. April 30. 1sel

Rev. Sa6in Hozgk, Cincinnati, o.
DEHR S1R II have just received yours,
and concur with you heartily. The storm is
passing, and hope reason may return, and
peace for the present with it. Beyond that
! see nothing but separation, first of the free
States and slave, and those OF the West from
the East, and then, know not what. l
have no interest in the Empire, but the edi-
tor is one o! my best friends, and l will
adopt your suggestions gladly. On Sunday
night, in Wesley Chapel, Meth. Bpis., d.
Vils (y) services were concluded by singing
the HStar Spangled Banner" In the First
Presbyteri' (Dr. Thomas an Ode to Lib
erty negro liberty was sung BY the choir,
FIRST being regularly given out BY the Dr..
from the pulpit. What next2
i shall watch the first favorable chance to
move publicly for peace-snd restoration, il
possible. Very truly,
n I, VATT.ANDIGHA
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8. .. TALLANDIGHAM.


Rev. Sabia Hoggk, Cincinnati o
NJ DEAR Sra IL thank you for your let
ter Inever received any invitation to speak
at toe place you mention, SO their labor was
al lost. But when undertake to speak,
shall 80 arrange as 70 succeed.
Truly We have fallen upon evil times. But
believe, as God rules, that all viii come
right IN due season Truly,
3. l. YALLANDIGHAM.
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HORSES EOR TRR GOVERNMENT.

A large number Of horses are being bought
here for the use Of the Federal Govern
ment several hundred having been ship
ped during the past week. g q
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FR01I MARYLANn.
FpRprnlcK. Md. Sent. Ia

~-N---'NNi -N@i SN NPt- Aos
The Union members Of both houses re.
fused to meet this morning. The Legisla
ture is virtually dead-all he officers being
under arrest to prevent calling the roll.
The Union members will leave this P. NJ.
for home and the secession members for F.
MeHenry.
The talk of invasion BY Gen. johnson /.
laughed at
Union flags are flying with the motto,
1.-THE Union-it must be preserved"
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PerilourFent.

Al Niagara PALS last week Michigan
man went to the suspsnsion Bridge, zsd
going up to The masonry apon the abutmsnts
where the cables sre anchored, deliberately
took OF his boots and mounting one Of the
cables walked to the TOP Of the towers eaad
dow the cable on the other side. 70 where
fhe cables are attached togstheF BY stay.
upcn which be walked over 70 the opposite
cahls, and up upon that over to the tower,
70 is xneh0ags upon the other sids Of the
abutment ffom where be started. Taken
with the fact that be walked without any
hslsReing pole or other means e poising
kip,sIf tie act vas quito 'fBloBdiHiSh. 2
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ELLA ZOYARA

~ ~ II "A n v i "A II A,
the embodiment Of youth, bea1tg, gree, daring
and 81 istic sk,ll, VII APPEAR IN her Wo1dero15
8csus of Equitation which has enchsnfsd tbs nosi
fashionable aud ences q Bus0pe, and places her ~
the very head Of her profession. During her Euro-
Psan career abe vas the lecipieat % ths flThrsf
compliments and numerous cost;y pr sont8 from
crowned heads and gbe Lobfiitys while In America,
wherever 5hs has APPEARED. he has excited 1o4re8
cf snthu usiasm absolutely without . parnllal.
The gems Of the ancIart and modeFn Gymnasium
or GAMEs OF ms uRRiCULrn, IN which q res I1rI-
Nil appear az tine IN is different acls zach
one Of Which, IN sn old fsshi0 ed confsfn, aiu te
heralofd o AZ asintl1dinE ~ eFcment.
AIleRorictl Raseant, entitled the 90.
F0UB QUARfERs OF 1HE GLOBE.
EmoDe, Asia, frica ana America. led b the psE-
senator Of tbs Goddess II Liberty.
Mr. JACOB SuoWLEs, tn RHss fsmoul GyHnaEt
and retro Equestrian will give tbs tias ksFsrgod
on Hcrseback.
hO9g AIKxANDEE ZkNERKErI, WhIloa sf tie
Ravel Irolpe, on The Cords TeadHs. The fsrlcious
spectacle OF
BRUIN AND THE GUARD;
on, 'sWHERE DO THE MES Co
IN which the Re-ocsous Blaek b ar Garibalii, vii
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Last Nights Report.
FOREIGN NEWS.

HALIFAX, N. s., Sept. II.
The Europa, from Liverpool IL A. NJ. of
the 9TH, and Queenstown the evening OF the
sth, arrived here at six o'clock this morn
In
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rOR sUNAroH,
l.P. robson.
FoR REFREsENrATIyFs,
D. GRIsWOLsDs
3. J. DICK9IAN,
o. n. BABCOCk.
ron JUpeFs,
THOMAS BOLTON,
S.HI. CORFINBuRY.
rSR PaosrcUTISO ATTORNEY,
nUsHNELL WHITE
asses ron IREasUBER, H.H
II. s. WHITTI.RSRY,
F0h HEc0RDER,
JANIS BRoKENsHiRB.
Foz OosoEER,
Rs. HOPKINS.
FaR couNIssIoSEE,
DAVID HOE6E.
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READY MADE CLOTHING,

for nan and Boys Wear, Of which Ss have nov on
hand The iaTgg ale best srck f3r the f.fl ee4lon
that kss tVer been exhibited in ClsTiland, and -
our prizes cannot Be beat, We inFits eli to call Il
49, rrnaenrnn rrHr.r
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FRONf FORT MONROE.
FROnI nIIssOuRL

aiA a FoRT MoERoR, Sept. ls
The steamer from Old Point has arrived
but brings no news Of Importance.
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.R. Il. A. BARROW,
L. PRoPRIEToK o.
TRTESEMAR Nos I ? AZ
TRIE QEMAR

rOterted by Royai Letters Patent Of Eng aud and
SeeurJd ia Seals Of the Eeole Dc Pharmacie
dc Paris, and the lRperial College OF Medicine,
VuHua
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

Names Of the Killed at the Indiana Caras-
trOphe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-19

THE DEAD AND WOUNDED AT OINCIN-
NATL.
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AarawaEE.

ID Z Q " s., - =
= 5l r8a OULTIFATORS. h.
ayE zltE Y K RAEEnGDH.
DKESkRVE K EpTLE LES.-POR-
IL CELAIN and Tin Lined, o. all sizes and una
aqaily cheap. For sale By uOLWRLL 4 CO.,
DATENT OIL GREASE.-BIVF
i cans inst raesivpd and for AIS low,
~ IL k.RATHOLna.
CO0PERS FOOLS.-A FTNE As.
~ soHIHESf as COEWEBL CO.'S,
CARPEN1 ER'S TOOLS-IN EY-
~ ear variety, good and shesP;
TABLE CUTLERY-A SPLKNDID
- assortment At greatly reduced prices, for sale
oy io CULHELL 4 CO.,
seplI .-ll 10 Ontario s,reet.
WOOL TWINE, BROWN Do,
Soee- ro,-tss, A. aAHGnt.ne
ROk AND MILLS WARE
8 g, " and Ss on the Dock, Cleveland, Ohio.
W.f. oAnM9. uoaRlsou g0GElA.
VIZ c1REY q co,
WaOLH8ALH AGHEUY BOB THE eALn on
bHQAhBkkoEAB
j u NJ A I A N AsILSl
cbmsa0a ard Ciareoal 6sesf .E.os,
JUNIATA BOILER PLATE
FIRING PbQW AND BLIeHRR STEEL, BTHRI
\ NDoW GLASS; aRISDso AZ"
STONES, WI, o.
5ARB'B Osisoratod IRE PFoof8AFEa. 81, at nan
7ilpenrsrF' Ar 90 m 1li-s n1El;llst
HIGHWINES-l00 BBLs. Hon
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4. COwLRH, lp,,,..,
8. D. PAeR,
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pEAFH oF coI. ANDREWs.
FROM WASHINGTON,

Col. Lorin Andrews died this afternoon
at half past o'clock at Gambler, Ohio.
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boUlsVilLsi Sept l5.
No trains nom the soath and no tele-
graphic commnnication south Of here to-day.
LATEST.
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NEW POFATOES-s0 BAR-
ihdh' 'll'ss acAsDssEt
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STATE NOMINATIONS
E F0n aovEuN0a,
DAVID TOD, Of MshoninE.
IfEuTENANT G0vERNoR,
BENJAMIN STANTON, OF LOsan.
TEEkSUnER,
ts. vn'sNRY DORSEY, Of Miami.
sJser o. aUrRENE oousr,
fEo81AH SCOTT, of Butter.
conrrnoLLrR oF FREAsuRf,
TOsHPu II. RLbRY, OF Frankliu.
moRETARr or stats,
BENZ. n. OOSVAN, Of Belmont'
NoEKp or PUBLIC woAAs, -. ...I
JOIN T0RsRENCE, Of Hamilton
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Golden Days Of Beauty and BrWeyi
In which VII be introduced ths Court q 5yaltV
"Grsnd Cayalcaie 81 kuights aud quil e." Ser
ridc Horss Ctmbat Uf Eight Mobiles, - ffBloa1sgord
Q mhat and Coronation II the YictOTs
Rirs. time Of fhs terrific FEAT IN MID airb
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Psrf1Imances st 0 click IN the afternoon sna 7
O'Clock in he evening. Doors open half al hour
pievic1B 70 commencement.
ADMISsIOH 2s OEET5.
RsscrFsd seats cushioned, 50 cents. Onidrs1 70
all parts Of the bOnss. 15 ents.
SEATS FOB BYERYB 1EY.
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Medifai.

edifal.
IDR. II. a, BARROW,
LIZ PRoPRIEFoK o.
TRIEsEMAR Nos. l, 2 AND 3,
intends to Pay shor. visit to Cleveland, as several
TO have personal i1tsrveS wv II himSsr In ShS pSr
pose 4 receiving his nie6ie aid. The Iact0r nay
accordingly be consulted At the
Angler HOUSE, CLEVELAND,
On the 29th and Both OF October, 1851,
and positively no lonser as bis numerous proies-
sionSi engagements sill render q longer visft i'm
Bs-Hours ofeOusultaiion between 70 and 6.
la - --a-#
TRIES SEMAR,
Protected by Royal Letters Patent Of Eng aud, and
Seeurid b. tn Seals Of the Eeols de Pharmacie
de- Paris, and the lnPerial College Of Medicine,
re- TRTESENAR No. /,
Is The sfftCtuni r.Eeiy fir nelaxafion Spermator-
Ihoea an xha lstiun II the System.
TRlESRMAR No. 2,
Completely and entirely eradieates 81 traces Of
thOs= disorders. for Whicl Copavia and Cubebs have
generally been thought an antidote to the ruin Of
the health OF a vast ortioa Of the population.
TRTESEMAR No. 3,
- the great aud remedy OF the eivlizsd world
syu ptnns o. ,iating the destructive use OF Mercl
r., We other deleterious ingredients and
Viii. all the sarsap lrila In che world cannot re-
move. TktkSEM r nos. /, and 3 are alike de-
void Of taste tmell and Of all nauseating qualy
ties They arc In the form Of lOzsnRa, and nay lie
on the toilet table without their use heng susrced
Sold in tin cases at S3 each four s. ceses IN oae
for 81 eud in ~ cases, thus saving 81, admins
tered by Nalpeau aliemaHd, honX, 6e. Wholesale
anu Retail BY Or. q A. BA CROW, Igf Blee her 81,
(iOur deors from Mel ougal streetl sew York In
media.ely on recsps OF 'emittanee, DR. Barrow will
Forward Tresemar TO any part Of the world, 8scurs-
y packed. snd addressed according 70 the inEtrdc-
tons af The writer
"a Friesemar can also be obtained - authority
Of DF. Barrow from g. W. CLARK, Cleveland.
septi7-359
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TELEGRA.PHIC.
Butchery of Over 100 Emil
grants by Indians on
the Plains.

FOURTEEN FAMILIES MURDEREDl
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peath Of Col. LOrin Andrew

The LOuIsviIIe Courier Excluded from the
Mlniln.
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rhs c. eat Show wiii s1Si6i, at

Ths c, eat Show viii exhibit at
CL EY Nd,
Corner Of sumnsr and Erio streets, en-
Monday and Tuesday, SePismbF 23d and 2fiis
Aal,o at PalBesYills, Sept 18th Aihtabuls, SIT.
Ath Erie. Friday, kept. s7thi 6irards saturday,
COL ". I. PRESTON, Gensral Agsus. a
8. DfNGESS, Contructiag Alsnt.
lie. LECaLER, Bnl gsns.
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| lSuMMhA DRY 0OoDS
0LusING OUT
AT
GREAT BARGAINS
KRAEKAE 8 KELLOGG.
Are elo.ins out al kinds oi summer Goods at
very great reduction from 1brnsr prissa, and many
Ofthsm st
HALF THE COST OF 1MFOEEAFIOH.
i5
French OrgAndis aud yaoonet Muslins, worth non
H4 70 O76es-Feduoed % sc psr yard
Very elegant sEk and Wool Bsrassu, worth from ~
to sz4cs-redueed TO Se per yard
Very elegant seven aad nine Flounesd Bsrsso RObsa
worth 1rom slS % s2O-rsduosd % Ss each
large lino a Chluts Prinss-ohsap at osats-rs-
daoed 90 l2s cents
la ~
We have abont a dozen i5
LACE MAET1LLAs AND LAoR Po1Nrs
Of good quality and stylss. which 70 wiz ssn Is
NOEETs on THE DOLLAB.
1--WE HUsDRED YARDS
sUPERFINE FRENCH OHALLIs
worth % to sIos-roduOsd to ls cent?.
ORE HUEDREO AND rWENrY.IlVs HARDs
sEAs0NABLE FANCY SILKS,
2. elegant styles sa Goallty. worth from gi.Og .
es1ts and 8 .ee Thess Goods are oftAe best grAds
ana latsst StTlo1s sad are dl f0
WAY GRRAR BKRaAM
8rE - l
FIFTY PArTERAs
BROCHE ENGLISH BERAGEH
worth EAs.-rOduOua TO HiShsoSu psnos.
--l s
PARAsOLs
Avn h ia
SUN UABRBLLAS.
Rsau0sd y assat. M
$3.50 .sc2aaf
FIFTY PATTRRAs
FIGURED gOULARD SILKS
AT HARsAlA
One Thousand Of ths very 1sss, II
srEBE-sFRIEG HOOP EKERB
ORBAP.
-
sfWs are prepared 20 Eiys
EXTRA BAR9AIHs
BoR THa NHxR THIREK DAYS, az
FREEMAN 3 KRLLOGG's. !
21E SBFHR1oR 81.
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DAN RICEs PETS.

The performing Wild animals, never bsfora seen In
cgs or IN the arena, are
The ''Assyrian Goat - sAu5lraliau Kangaroo % tbs
IQuas rian Apes, Monkies ana nabOocS, win ms
Ann Ponies. The blind steed
EXCELsIOR, JR.,
Sired By the FAMOUS NE-aoRsE SH0E Asrnu,
k1CELSlOR, viii give his intellsefual exercises
~ fhs s. siS Ssssai and Austrian rqussrsnn,
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DAN RICEI

y no viii, In char sct an p-nons appear Il each
nAIIHEE aud eoIREEs aad exBiain eaeh iaaturd o.
thi1 original exhibit on.
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b. PEsNY,

Enliilsd LEOHEELE PEEILLEUsR, or rBR
inatice to the iDfropid aFtis no perforus thir
eAef Of darinR, dams Il proper 70 stats that
one che attempts It, although promises aa1T
b Othsr DartieL.
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UNION STATE NOMINATIONS.

TH6Rs5IY mORNING, sRPr. 10, ls6l.
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Am ng the many D. mfnant features thar iim-
itsd lp4os Will permit An snumeration Of, is the
sDe-taeis Of
DAN RICEs DREAM OF CHlYALRY,
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BRUIN AND THE GUARD !

on, 'sWHERz DO THE MES CO"
IN which the Fe-ocsous Black ar, Garibalii, vii
be Introduced.
TIE FBENgHNAN At THE TAFFzRsAEL's, o. TIE
Bargains q French Vale r has tsen incoEpora
ted N the departmeEt 0l fun. 5 he Female BareT,-
HIS ]. SHowLEs, Will introduce 'Am riean Eaala-a
fHE cnA1O MU IN = h standards vii b
foTtheOming.
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Union COUNTY NOMINATIONS
The hydraulic press., 1861-08-03

Horror eight or ten days past, the ther-
mometer has ranged from s. to 95 degrees. The
earth has become parched and cracked in many
places; and the curled and crisped grasses on
the hl-sides, in early sere, contribute their evi-
dence to prove how all-prevalent and intense has
been the heat of the solar rays. Fortunately,
during the greater portion of the day, We have a
refreshing mountain-breeze, which they lack who
reside in the dust-canopied valleys. If ICE COM
plain, in the midst of forest-shades, with moving
currents of healthful air, and cooling waters
gushing from numberless springs, what must be
the condition of the Marysvillians and Sacra-
meatanS2
The hydraulic press., 1861-08-03
To the Travelling Public.

Stranger, if you want to go to any place, 60 to
San Juan, or to Grass Valley and NevadaSfor
you can go to either of those places for ONE
DOLLAR-don't go by the way of Folsom from
Sac. City to those places, and pay ten dollars,
when the regular fare via Marysville, is only Two
Dollars through. If any of you good people
would like to ride little more comfortable, with
more safety, and without the society of China
men and that sort of stock, you can be accom-
modated at the YOUNG AMERICA SALOON,
corner of Second and High streets, MARYS-
WILLIE, and for Three Dollars, I will send you
in as good style, and give you as good satisfac-
ton for your money, you can get in any
country. j. S. MCCUE, PROPRIETOR
\. B.-I only solicit the patronage of good
citizens. Loafers, Bummers, and Cinnamon, 1
never expect to get you! Appearance on the
Opposition Stage, is sure mark of gentleman.
The hydraulic press., 1861-08-03

POLITICAL SPEAKING.-The candidates of the
two political parties are spreading" themselves
throughout the northern, central and southern
portions of the State, addressing the people, and
endeavoring to convince the latter, each, that
has is the better side and he the best man to
represent them in the Office which he is seeking.
By the San Francisco and Sacramento papers,
we observe that during the next three wee ks, we
of North San Juan are to be entertained by the
principal orators. That's right. The people
wish not only to hear, but to see the men who
are bidding for their votes.
The hydraulic press., 1861-08-03

RIcH.-The funniest story of the season Is
told by a Detroit paper A lady suspected
her husband of improper intimacy with the
hired girl. Without informing her husband
Of her intentions, she sent the girl Off, and
that night went to sleep in the girls bed
She hadn't been there long, when somebody
came in and took the other half of the bed.
In short time the wife arose and struck a
lghr, with the intention of revealing the
infideIity of her spouse, when, 10! it was
discovered that size had herself been in the
embraces of the hired mani
The hydraulic press., 1861-08-03

SwEETLAND PosTMAsTER.-Our young friend
VIM. Menner has been appointed postmaster at
Swee.land. The honor is worthily bestowed.
Mr.. NJ. succeeds Charley Dannals, who refused
to compromise his independence under the Bu-
chanan administration, but acted in opposition
to it on correct principle.
The hydraulic press., 1861-08-03

Hair TOntc.--To persons residing in eli
mates this compound will be Invaluable as a specific
i'll retaining TO the skin healthy action and neutral
izng any of the evil effects, which by continued or
frequent perspiration. must cause to the hair.
To children. or the youngest infant, it may be sed
with the greatest freedom, for however thin weakly
the hair may apparently be- by the of this
pound all irritation will be allayed.
This tonic is particularly recommended for re.
storing grey hairs to teir original color and with few
exceptions it is acknowledged to be nfalble but il
all cases it is acknowledged to be superior to like pre-
parations now in the market.
This is no hair oil for simply greasing the hair but
achcmeal preparation free from grease other inju
rioIIs ingredients
Manufactured and sold at the drug store of s T.
Watts Marysvlle and sold by traders and druggists
throughout the State.
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EennoVa1-

HVHE undersigned would respectfully notify their
II friends and the public generally that they will
remove their lower Fruit Store and Saloon on or
about the first OF August to apartment especially
fitted In the east front portion of their upper
loon. generally known 'Schardiu's." where they
will continue to conduct their business In its various
branches. heretofore. Thankful for past favors
they invite continuance of the liberal patronage
which they have never failed to receive
Fresh Fruits of all kinds received daify
The choicest brands of Cigars and Tobacco and the
finest quality of Wines and Liquors constantly on
hand.
a8-Ice Cream Saloon attached.
jy27 sCHARDIN BRUST.
The hydraulic press., 1861-08-03
COUNTY TICKET.

For the State Senote,
Joseph Kutz.
Fjr the Assembly.
j, NJ. Avery, Reuben Leach,
VIM. III. Sears, James Collins.
Far District Judge.
II. B. Mcfarland.
FIR S"ert.
N. w. knOWlton.
For CIiiector.
j. n. Turner.
For C0uaty Clerk,
r.. H. Farquhar.
F,r Recorder,
j. 1. Sykes.
FIR Treasurer.
E. G. Waite:
For district Attorney,
E. III. Gaylord.
For Assessor,
For Snrrevor,
H. S. Bradley.
George b. Mckee.
FIR Pa'I c administrator,
w. w. COzzens.
F1r Coroner
DIR, Hitler.
FOR Superintendent Of Public Schools,
j. A. Chitte mJlen.
For .SuperriSor-2d District,
II. e. Jeffe ris.
The hydraulic press., 1861-08-03

ORCHEsTRAL.-Ou Band furnished the or
chestra for Mr.. and Mrs Forbes theatrical
performances, with Mr.. Ralph Reamer as its
leader Their music was selected with great
taste and was so brilliantly executed as to
elicit from the audience several rounds of
applause. Ralph handles the bow as skilfully
as Paginini and commands support in
his assistants, equal to the demands of any
emergency. We are pleased to say to the
atrical companies visiting the town, that it
will be unnecessary to bring orchestral
performers with them, as we are able and
willing to furnish that desirable feature of
their entertainments.
The hydraulic press., 1861-08-03

SENATOR AND AssEMBLYMAN.-JosephK Kutz,
Esq, candidate for State Senate, and Mr.. w. H.
Sears, for the Assembly, have arranged for a
series of addresses to be delivered in different
portions of the county. They have already taken
the field, we believe.
The hydraulic press., 1861-08-03

WATCH THEM.-Another fire originated in
Chinatown on Monday, but was extinguished
careless varlets who roost in that quarter
are closely watched, they will involve the
town in coniagration yet before the summer
season closes.
The hydraulic press., 1861-08-03
JOB PRINTING.

UST received at this office, a variety of splendid
e new type. Of the latest plain. fancy and orna.
mental styles. suitable FOR cards. blheads program
mes halI-tickets blanks kinds and posters Also
lot of G6rge0usly Illuminated Cards.
for hanging in hotels saloons and other public places
without franfes. Printing done in black, blue, red,
brown green, bronze, god or any of the parieeated
notifications Of color, promptly and at reasonable
rates