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American and Foreign Patents.
Il. ii. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,

LATE AGENT or u. n. PATENrOrffCy, WAsuisG-
TOY. (under the Act oflsJ7)
No. q State Sc, opposite kiiby Sc. Bs.ses.
FER an extensive practice ofupwards o. t.en-
n ~ years continues 30 secure Patents In the Uni
ted States also In Great Britain, France aud other
foreign countries. Caveats, speciheations Assign
ments, and all Papers Drawings for Patents, ere
cuted liberal terms and with dispatch Research
es made into American or foreign works, 10 deter
mine the validity or utility ofPatents or Inventions.
land legal or other advice rendered In all matters
touching the same. Copies of the claims ofany Pa
tent furnished by remittlns 800 Assignments
recorded at Washington.
This Agency l. not only the largest In New Eng
land but through IL inventors have advantages for
securing Patents, ascertaining the patentabilty
Of inventions. unsurpassed ny, u not immeasufably
superior TO, any which be offered them elsewhere.
The testimonials given below prove that none 10
MORE SUCCESSFUL At TIE PATENT OFFICE
than the subscribers aud ne SUCCESS lSTllE BEST
PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, no
would add that he has abundant reason "a believe.
and can prove, that Mt other Office Of the Mind,
are the charges for service 20 moderate.
The immense practice OF the subscriber during 20
years past, has enabled him 10 accumulate q rast
collection OF specifications and official decisions rel
alive 20 patents. These, besides his extensive IL
brary Of legal and mechanical works, and full nc
counts of patents granted In the United states ana
Europe, render him able, beyond question, " offer
superior facilities for obtaining patents
AL necessity OF Journey 10 Washington 10 pro-
cure patent and the usual great delay there, are
here saved inventors.
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,ardly Realized.

hi 'aA N 'orrible 'eaihehchC this hailernoon,
hanl mi stepped into the hapOthecaries hand
says hi 10 the man, Can you hease me Of har
,e,l ehe,'' {" Does il hache ard y says e
"Hexeeiingly." says Iii, hand upon that I
rave me Cephalic pill. hand pom me 'Onor Y
eurrI me 80 quick that 'ardly realized Iii a
al han 'ellache.
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DIR. ca. suoLEs,
OH9LISElSES OF WOMEN.

DIR. C. 4. snoLEs,
PROFESSOR OPtbISEiSES OF WOMEN,
The only Regular Graduate Physician a>vcrtis-
ing in Boston, gives particular attention to Dis
eases of Women, especially those suffering from
any dsarrangement of the MENSTRUAL SYSTEM.
Married or single ladies may apply with safety
and in confidence, for relief from the many mis-
fortunes peculiar t. the sex.
LUNAR, MIXTURE.
have prepared RediciSe for the purpose
of regulating the Monthly Stckness, which |
have used for the last ten feals with the most
unbounded success. The foR4Sing recommend
alton is sufficient:
"Its uniform success, even % extreme cases,
is as astonishing as II Is satbfactory."-Jour-
nal Of An. Med. Science.
Ihave hundreds of private assurapces Of the
same happy results, BUY for Obvious rea-
sons cannot place them beSre the public.
II is the very best thing ki xn for pur-
pose, and in case of obstructB n, after an lther
means have failed, will produce the desired eff
feet. A cure is guaranteed u all cases, or the
price will be Refunded. Pur y vegetable, and
perfectly safe at an times.
CAUTI0N.-Never purch e any medicine
this nature Of any one, IL LEI about the coun
try for SALE Such Pills an DRoPs are deserv
ing of no confidence wbatejr ,.
Experienced nurses and peasant rooms for
those who wish to remain r1dsf my care.
Address DR.. C. II. sHoIfs 127 Court st..
Boston.
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aARDIr1ER's
RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIA COMPOUND.

A,ure cure for Rh,gmatih, and Esisaigia in Il,
,rorst form The undersi Fed hereby acTtify that
they have used "Gardintrs Ilheumatic>and Neu.
ralgia Compound" for the cure OF rheumatism
and Neuralgia and have In every case found im-
mediate and permanent relief have full con.
mend II to all who are afflicted !h these hsrrass.
Ing diseases as one Of the safest d best medicines
ever offered TO the public.
&. Hancock. Jr., % South Marklt ST., boston w.
II. Allen, Boston IenryN. Full Is South Mar.
ket st., Boston Samuel Wales, u. City Hotel, Bo''
ton; Geo. H. Plummer, MeSercySquare, East Bos-
ton Henry d. Gardiner. Webstet St, East BosiOn
Abram Weeks, Webster ST., Bosfcl Capt. Chas. u.
Dolliyer, East BOSTON.
The best medicine for the disease i ever saw
CHJS. 4. SMITH, No. l Old stole House, BosfoH.
Have been afflicted with Rhcu hatism In Its worst
FORM aud was entirely cured by fhe use Of one bot
tle.-I. ~. Dryer, MGithtus' 1i"hdng, Commu-
eiaI ST., BOSTON.
GaTdlner's Rheumatic and Niiralgip Compound
has entirely relieved me from nernss OF several
years standing.-W. 4. HoDG HINS,SON oASta's
Amer suffering with Rhcumj ism for Oh years.
was entirely cured by the use Of two bottles OF Jar
diners Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound
NORMAN r. 1IYERS,S5 F1RkhH a., boston.
The Rheumatic Neurkgf Compound has been
taken by hundreds Of Iv{le for scronlous iln-
mors with great benefit, Hmay be given TO chill.
drcn with perfect safety: n
.. Al whels.1!S, by MAcY(sSENkiNs' O. Liberty
Principal Depot-s7 4ilbySSi., Boston.
None genuine unless signed by
CHARLES Z. GARDENER.
For sale In BiddefOrd by DIR. j. Sawyer, VIM. Q.
DEER and DIR. L.. Il. Stevens In Saco by y. y.
Mitchell and s. +. Shaw, and the dealers through
the country. lyrH
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Twenty MILLIONS or DoLLARs sAvED,-Mr.
Spalling has sold two millions Of bottles OF his
celebrated Prepared Glue and il is estimated
that each bottle saves at least ten dollars worth
ogbroken furniture, thus making an aggregate
Cftwcnty millions Of dollars reclaimed from to-
til loss by this valuable invention. Having
Ilade his glue a household word, he now pro-
POSES to do the world still greater service by
curing all the aching heads with his Cephalic
Pills. II they are as gOOl rs his Clue Headaches
viii soon vanish away like snow in July.
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GREAr DISCOVERY the most impor-
tlnt Of all the great medical discoveries of this
age may be considered the system ofvaccina-
ton for protection frem Small PoN, the Cepha-
lie Pill for the relief of Headache, and the use
az Quinine for the prevention OtFcNers, either
81 which j. a sure specific, whose benefits will
lie experienced by suffering humanity long af
ter their discoveries are forgotten.
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FARM FOR SALE
Pos, Office address, Hollis, Me. 81
For Sale.

M.ssmIf The farm now occupied by Joel
&C. e5 Mclntre, In the town OF Dayton.
near uoOdwn's Mills, containing about sixty acres
OF good land, with buildings on the same.
az Inquire OF wM. PERKINS, saco, Me.
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TEsTINTONIALS.

IT.SI1 MON IAIsS.
"ITegard Mr.. Eddy A. one Of the most capable and
sscc,stHI practitioners with whom have had on
cial intercourse. CHAS. MASON"
Commandment Of Pai,nD.
~ have no hesitation in assuring Inventors that
they cannot employ person NOR, eosp,t,ri and
tru,tworthy, and more capable Of putting their ap.
plcatiOus In form 10 secure tor them IN early and
favorable consideration at the Patent OMes.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Patents.
Boston, FebTuiS. 4, lsl9.
"Mr n. II. Eddy has made for M THIRTEEN
applications, on all hut ONE ~ whcii patents have
been granted, and that one 10 How P,rd,sg. such
unmistakable proof Of great talent I'd ability ON
hls part leads me 10 Recommend - Inventors To
apply 10 him 10 procure their patsnf A. they may
be sure Of having the most hl,hi,.a attention be-
slowed on their cases, and at ~ reasonable
charges JUN TAuoANT"
From September l7th, 1851, 10 June nth, 1854
the subscriber IN course Of hislarge practice made
on fgic, rejected publications., SlNTEEN APPEALS,
EVERY ONE Of which was decided In As Cscey, by
the Commissioner VI Patents.
lyrT *. III. EDDY
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A Real RlossinC.

Physician.-Wen, Mrs. Jones, how IS that
h jadache,
Mrs. Joass,-Gone Doctor, ali gone the
/ IN YOU sent curel nc in just twenty minutes,
and wish YOU wuull syni me more 80 that
can have them handy.
PhVsiciaa.-You can GET them nj any drug
cists. Call for Ccphalic Pills, find they never
fiji. aul recommend them in all cases Of head
ache.
Mrs Jonss,-t shall send for box directly,
mil shall tell all nay suffering friends, for they
ire real blssSiRg.
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FEMALE COMPLAINTS


10 which the gentlsr ser are liable. and which tend
towards Consumption. such ne suppressed or din
cult Nen,frnafi1s. GrssH Sickrs", VAnss, &c,
especially when these complaints are accompanied
with paleness, n dingy hue or psllor Of The skin,
depression Of spirits. debility, paiPitation. want OF
appetite, and nervous prostitution. We have the
utmost confidence In recommending the Blood
Food 10 all who may be conscious Of loss Of
vitality and energy, and to those whose mental or
bodily powers are Frustrated through otO-so.
either % the mind or body We deem u our duty
% say that In all cases Of H,aLAs and Eaeisf,os,
and In diseases of the kia,y, OF Bsfdsr this pre-
partition has n claim upon the attention 81 sufsrefs
which cannot he oyer-estimated. faithful trial
will be found the most convincing proof IN regard
20 its efficacy that could be asked FOR With the
above remarks, and with the numerous testimonials
we have in its favour, We offer the "Biood Food"
10 the consideration % the afflicted knowing that
will be acknowledged pre- eminent over all other
patent or oena, In point OF useful
ness Circulars giving the Theory, upon which
this remedy u founded also certificates Of remark.
able cures will be sent free when desired We for-
ward the Hood Food 10 any part Of the United
statss or Canadas upon receipt Of prieo-ti per
bottle, e. for SIX bottles. Be careful In all eases 10
take none hut that having our facsimile signature
upon the wrapper. None other IL genuine.
Prepared only by CHURCH 4 DUPONT.
No 400 broadway, New.York,
And sold by them, and by all respecta bic u ggists
Bold In Biddsford by DIR. u. u. stEyESs. lyti
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TUE UNION & J0URNAL x ~ X
fae gnsurante.
RUFUS SMALL,
AuctiOnccr and Appraiser.
Lie and Fire Insurance Agent,
Office in City Building, BiddefOrd, Maine
Entrance on Adams Street
OTe. ,rith T. H. Hayes, Esq, rho wiH attend. 10 ny
business in MY absence.

OEes NTH 4. ~. Hdye', Ls3- "so WW dttna 70 wy
business IN MY absence.
lam giving my whole time and attention TO the
panies as Agent. via i--TAe MassaehUssfts MHtnd
Iifs. located at Springfield, Mass, capital oyer
s3nOOO. In this company ] have upon my book
over 200 members Of the hrst men In Biddeford
have lust taken the Agency fthe N.p England
Ijf, CompaBV, located at Boston, Mass. This com.
pany has capital Of sl,iS0OoOi Its cash disburse.
ments TO it, Life Members IN lsJS was sf5OW.
Bidd,ford Mutual, Chelsea Mutual. fChelsea. Mass
and the following companies; (see advertisements
Thankful for past hyors, ask for continuance
of the same Can and see me, and bring your
rrends All business entrusted TO me will be faith.
fully and promptly performed.
RUFUS SMALL.
BiddefOrd, June p, 1860. iyr26
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-5rIIEADACHE is the fayorite sign by which
nature makes known any deviation whatever
froui ,he natural state OF the brain, and viewed
in this light Il may be looked ON as a safeguard
intended 10 give notice Of disease which might
otherwise escape attention, till too late TO be
remcdied aud its indications should never be
neglected. Headaches may be cllsslhei under
two names, VIZ; Symptomatic anu ldiopathlc'
80 mptomatic lleilache IS exceedingly CON-
mon and is the precursor ola great variety OF
diseases, among which are ApOplexy, Gout,
Rheumatism and all febrile diseases. In ITS
nerN Gus form il is sympathetic OF disease Ofthe
stomach, constituting SICK headache, OF heptic
disease constituting bilious heufdchs, of worms,
constitution or other disorders Of the bowels,
a. well :, renal aud uterine affections. Dseas-
Is uf the heart are very frequently attended
with headaches Anemia and plethora are
also affections which frequently occasion head
ache IdiOptthic Headache j. also very COM
non, being usually distinguished by the name
Of lerrOus hea fdche, sometimes coming on
sui lenly In a state Of apparently souni heath
anl prOstrating 40 once the mental anu physl-
cal energies, aud in other instances II comes on
slowly, heraldel by depression OF spirits or
acerbity OF temper. In most instances the pain
is in the front Of the head, over one or both
eyes. and sometimes provoking vomiting I'M
der this class may also be named Neuralgia.
For the treatment OF either class Ot heaiache
the Cephalc pills have been found sure and
safe remedy, relieving the most acute pains in a
few minutes, and by It's subtle power eradicat-
Ing the diseases Of which Headache Is the I'M
erring index.
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BRTDGEr.-Missus wants you 20 send her q
box Of Cephalic Glue, no, bottle OF prepared
pilIs,-but I'm thinking that's not just il
ma her but perhaps yen be amber knowing
what il is. Ye see she's nigh dead and gone
with the Sick Headache, and wants come more
OF that sume rs rclaiyel her before
Druggist-YOu must mean SpllIing's Ce-
phi lie Pills.
Bridgei.-Och sure now you've said ~,
here's the quarther and Civ the the pills and
don't be all day about IL aither.
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The attention Of inyalids, Physicians, Clergymen.
scientific men, and the public generally. IL respect
fully solicited 10 the merits Of this chemical pro.
partition. containing lrsn, Sutpber, and
pho.phorous, and which 10 Identical In its com
position with the H,mafie GisbsIt or red beoi. In
all diseases accompanied with
DEBILITY,
pale countenanee and nervous arrangement, anal.
bules. Rudy complexion and . rosy tint Of the
skin. Is always Indicative OF health while pale
wax.llke skin and countenanee,-whieh eviDees u
deficiency OF the red globules -sccompsnies y
diseased organism. Preparations of lrss hays
been given for the purpose Of supplying the red
globules, but We contend that Tres alone, SAL
pber alone, or Phe.phsreusalo alone, will not meet
the deficiency In every ease, but thsta iudielons.
combination of all these elements IL necessary Ia
restore the blood 10 It's normal standard. This
point, never before attained, has been reached In
the Bleed Food. and It's discovery ranks - ono
Of the most scientific and important Of the age. ls
CONSUMPTION
are 10 soften the cough, brace the nerves strength
en- the system, alay the prostrating night sweats,
Increase the physical and mental energy, enrich
the blood by restoring the lacking red globules,
Increase the appetite restore the color, and clotbo
the skeleton fraine with flesh The Bised fesd
will be found specific in all ChrsaIc Disease.
eAifL,, Coughs. Se. Public speakers and: singers
will find TOT great utility In clearing and strength
enlng the vocal organs In Dy'psp'is, L,rsr csBa-
pLai1fs, DroPsy. EP,P'y, Paraiys, sorefia G,srsi.
ST. pnss' Dance, FsU,r and 5gus. 20, Its efficacy u
marked and instantaneous. In no elass 81 diseases
however are the effects of this remedy eonspic-
uous as In those haTassing
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PORTLAND AND NEW YORK STEAMERS
sEMI.wEEKLY LINE.

SPRING ARRANGENG'N
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COMMUNICATIONS.

CHARGE OF JUDGE MCCANDLEss.-A petty
trick Of a contemporary deprived US of the
copy Of the charge Of Judge McCandless,
made TO the Grand Jury Of the Federal
Court this morning, so that we could not
issue.it in to-day's edition.-Rerald Of last
eUeaing.
To those who are familiar with tho pecu-
liar mannerism CT the Herald newspaper, it
is unnecessary To refer thus directly to the
paternity Of the above extract. The facts
are these: The charge of Judge McCand-
less was handed to our reporter (he being
the only one present,) with the request that
corrected alps should be furnished to the
other papers. Our compositors commenced
setting from the copy soon after 1lA
o'clock A. n. Although it was necessary
that the copy should remain uumutilated,
nearly One-half of the charge wa sent to
the Herald before I2k O'Clock, and of the
remainder g portion was in their hands
several minutes before enc, and the rest
a few minutes past one O'Clock time, sufa-
cient, one would naturally suppose, for that
sparkling sheet to make use of it, before
bursting upon the community.
It were, perhaps, the wiser course to leave
unnOticed all such malicious slurs as the
above, but there are those whom We would
not have misled by this assertion, which is
founded only upon falsehOOd.
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.H H-M..a.
NARROW EsoAPE.-A little girl, two or
three years old, a child Of Capt. Horn, who
lives in the "seymour Cottage" at the foot
Of Water street, had s narrow escape from
death yesterday afternoon. She was play
ing with one OF two ether little children on
the narrow path which leads between the
fence and tho high bank formed By the recent
grade, and making a misstePs fell some IF
teen or twenty feet, striking head-frst on q
pile Of paving stones that lay below. Acut
on the fence and another en- top Of the head
were the only injuries sustained sP~Parensly.
Children are playing about this place
daily, and il behOeEes that they should be
kept from It either by their parents Of
others, lest more serious accidents result
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-10

STREET DEILL AND A PLEAsAET PARTT.-
The Perry Light Infantry, Capt. Hayward,
were out last night parade upon the street,
led by S~argent's Brass Band. BY invitation
of LIST Lieut.. Brown, the Company marched
TO the elegant residence of that gentleman
upon Prospect street, where they found the
grounds beautifully and tastefully decorated
with colOred lamps, transparenties, &C., and
a large company of ladies gathered to
receive them, and who, by the way, vel
coined The corps with the Star spangled
Banner in full chorus. Here a bounti-
full repast was spread out for the re-
heshment Of the company, which was ap-
preciated to the utmost. After q pleasantly
spent hour, the Company left the house for
their armOry, hearty cheers testifying to
their regard for their host and his lady.
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90 MMERoIAL
CLEVELAND mARKFT-T5Ive

RLOUR-Msrket Inactive, with a demand only
ior small lots. Sales In parcels Of u to % bbIs at
$50 70 nd double extra. and s8o@s,S for good
white do.
LWHEAT-Insctive. The only sale repaired vas
one car mixed at $50. The market cannot be quoted
over so9sie for red, and Is without any demand at
that figure.
CORN-Sale OF car At zoe
OATS-Iuactlvs.
BARLRY-Eominal at zoe.
RYR-Not quoieble.
HIGHWINEs-sals Of $50 Ibis At il<e.
LARD-ordInary ~quslities very dull and NOT
quotable.
BUTTER-smaIl lots Of choice, to the retail
trade occasionally bring SC, but in any quantity Sc
Is the highest aghrs that could DO Obtsinsd-ths
range being e@sc. The market Il extremely dan.
EGGS-DulI ct o..
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NEW YORK mARKET-July :.

LE1 fLLE0AAFHI
tLODR-Market for state and Vestern r.ts..
more steady with better business doing for eTnorf
anu moderate nome trade demand. MARKET closing
"tth holders a Litie more disposed 10 realize.
Ai094Im for extra state; sS,6003,O Tor gupardne
sssteEni ss'sog4,so for common 70 modiam extra
SesseIhi Stss9g4,i9 LOT chipping brands extrs round
h99Pes Ohi9' SasS@S9O for trade brands %.
SAEaDA kL0DR-Limited business doing and
bbls at S4.0@7.O for common to choice sTtrS-
~ quiet Al SZ.s0a3,sa
CUhN - steady. Sales ia ia
bbh at S9,ola3lO for Brandywine.
MHAsAH-Aarket heavy. Sales are $40 bbls
WIfBAT-Market rules quite steady with a s,,r
export demsnds Sales are 1900 bush Chicago spring
q l04soc; 800 bush northwestern club atFOas2c;
amber Iowa at 92k99le; I3,O0 bush Recine sbrInq
81 O99le; 1900 bush winter red western at $1,000
LIS Including small parcels st SI,0a; $500 Srsh
White western at Sl,l5Slr2o; 25oO bush white Ken
RXE-Market more active. Sales are u.soo bnsh
western part at sc, the remainder on private terms;
BARLRY-Markst quiet and nominal
CORN-Market still rules heavy and Ia favor Of
DIVERS but there is a fair business doing both for
export and home onsumption. Sales arc 1900 bush
eros 42Q44e tor good and strictly prime 40.
O~ATs.Selllng az 25@2sc for Western ana Cana
PORk-In moderate demand and msrketa shade
nrlner Tor mess. Sales ars 800 bbls at SlA,7b6l5,W
BRER-Market Continued steady. Sales are Im
bbis at H,0@S4,@ for country prime; S55O66OO for
eonhd6y mess for repacked mess; 5000
PRIME MESS BEEF-Market quiet and nom
BKkF HAms-Market steady. Sales are IS
CUT MRATs-In better reyuest. We quote
shoulders at 4s@54cj hams 5k961o. Sales are
2G,o00 bbls hams at exc
BACON-Quiet aud unchanged.
at 8A9c-
@BUTTRRzseIing at 7@ilo for Ohio; z1@l4c
for statei l4@l5c for Delaware and Orange county.
OHERSk-Markst steady 81 207o. IS in quail
itY.
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sTHE 0HIo SKvESTH."-We have received
the first issue of this new paper, published
by the boys of the Seventh Regiment, at
Weston, Virginia. It is printed on a good
sized half sheet, and geographically AID ed
itOrially is very handsomely gotten up. The
following extract from its columns gives an
idea of its mission.
The only excuse we can offer for the def
cheney Of our little sheet Is the great hurry
in which necessity compels US to issue it,
We publish it in a defunct secession Office,
with the material in great confusion, and
ourselves subject to marching orders while
setting the type, and wbatis done must be
done quickly. We trust our patrons will re-
member circumstances and censure lightly.
Hundreds of people, with gladness in their
c~ountenanees have visited US since we open
ed the doors and blinds of the once loyal
then traitorous Office, and over it raised the
good old fdg. We shall issue the paper at
this place as long as we remain in Camp
Tyler. We hope 10 issue numbers in Rich
! mond, Charleston and New Orleans, We
propose to issue the paper from none but de-
funct secession offices. The "Ohio Seventh, =
as our motto indicates, shall be q harbinger
of protection and not invasion, and where
the Regiment fights physically the paper
will fight morally. We trustto be able to
raise the same Gag that now floats ever this
Office, over scores ofsecession Offices through
out the South. This shsll be its mission.
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HE CITY.

USPAID LETTERs.-The following unpaid
letters are held for postage in the Cleveland
Post Office:
W. Coaman, Liverpool, o.
Mrs. i. "A. Sheldon, Elyria, o.
@ =. Griswold, Warren, O.
Merchants Saving, Loan and Trust Co.,
Chicago, III.
Mrs. DR.. Hoffman, City.
Geo. ]. Martin, City.
VIM. Mittleberger, City.
A. y. Hooper, Columbia City, Ind.
Turner 4 H~Grdenbaugh, 3l5 Greenwich
street. N, Y.
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LAKE ER1E FEMALE sEMKAET.-The Public
Examinations st the close of the present
year will commences on Tuesday afternoon,
July ls, and close on Thursday, July 1s--
The Anniversary Address will be delivered
at IIK o'clock A. NJ, Thursday, July Is, by
Rev. W. Williams, of Toledo. The present
alton Of Diplomas to the graduating class
VIII follow the address. The friends Of the
Institution and any who would be interested
are cordially invited to attend.