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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-02-08
liz CLAIRE, Iowa. ,
Jan. 29th. (

Jan -Sti.
This letter VIII contain various items
FIRST While ! vas at Chicago iu-
ring the holding Of the National Demo
cratic Convention, enc evening [ sauntered
oat TO see what Was going OF. / made
my way to the corner Of Lake and Ran
dOiph strecgs; for awhile sat satisfying
my eyes on the surgiug crowd Of LuInani-
ty husthng by, going hither and thither,
passing and crossing AL IL q hurry, all IL
jam, till one wouli think that .la world
had let loose Its oveT-pius OF population
and dropped them into the heart Of that
great city. The position I occupied gave
me quite an advantage during The eas-!it
hours. The while, one could detect the
various classes Of society the bard Ia
/ boring man, the street-worl.er, tie me
/ chanic, the CLERK, the artist, the million
are, the merchant, the banker. the i9w-
yer, the preacher, the pick-pockei, the
gentlemen the lady, the YOUTH the sage.
the gay, the harlot and the whorc-MOneer,
the black and the white. The christian and
the sinner, the devil and the Abolitioni-t,
the ect-formed and the defUrmed, The
lame, the halt, the blind, {: and every
other man. and a whole string - 100 uu-
rnerOus to mention
Well, as ! was going TO say, while
SAT st the corner Of the street on some
P,eIe% % '',i'"'' '''''i,ec'rc win !he O'sc
- = o''SN anu 'aoA'" o' itiih'S Eia-
chine, l struck up a conversation with an
Old gentleman thai sat close bv. and whom
! So", olscoVe:ed 10 be a sound democrat
anu t'ie FeS'le"I OF " es'eTu railway
company.
7plah'h9 ol lha "aT an! the SoiaIerY,
ne io,d me Inc circumstances OF the most
brutal treatment oi little girl, bat SIX
t,,'' 80 81 a., 81 ,7'5l,'.''5..' I,ii5'ol
9 .'o'''.. ~ '"I' d.
wa" 90 III S'i1'-'uei '',''
IeiL'''e1 ,ile rams % e"t"a''i %''e .ft
.''O'' ''S '0 '''"'7'' item - ''l', I"' "lIcA
ne eoolu 'on'h Tor 'he'F truth, Last
Spii'g a year ;'S,'' vas me n'"e t'liS h1oSI
"''ro','ouS ana 'Ien0'Sh .'cl was PtLL'e-
u@''NI. n certain '''is''.ni' commanding
'''e "et oi .o!'fii'Gieid; ofderen ont
'"fi'e oI me private S"ldiSFS' Win .o&dcd
'ii"SE3tS ana ii3ed caEoAet'' 10 ot!"g IN
nom Inc clty l"A'ch vas not under his
J1HS'iiciionl certain !i!tie @iTi = alive or
o'''', one was arrested ana b'on2h'
'ii" ills Heand"'f'oi'' ana "y hiS own or
"e.e ahG oei"fe ms eyes, Size was seized,
h"r har Shaved OIL then stripped STARK
naked ana tied oy iie fh"moS to a small
OAK so mat she STOOD OH 'iP-'oe ana soon
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1865-02-08
~ EDUCATION

WAS taught at SORTS OF things, and
every kind oflancuage. BY dint of impn-
dence and quackery, l passed sometimes
for being well informed, Ny bead be-
came a library Of odd volumes, Of which
I kept The KEY
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: sayerlisSuy ssassE.
8uslness Gar0s.
n M'LAUGHLIN,

n MLAUGHLIN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Johustnun. Cambria Co. Pa.
Once in the Exchange building, on the
Corner of Clinton and Locust streets--up
stairs Will attend to all business connect
ed with his profession.
Dec 9, lS63.-tf.
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EiHsTIE OBLIGATORY TO TIE pCHIC.
Dog Of a public discordant organ of
The passions you, who exalt to Heaven
ans plunge in the mud, who extol and
c;.Iummiate without knowing why I'm
age of hue and cry! Echo Of yourself!
Absurd tyrant, escaped froIa mad-house.
Extract of poisons the most subtitle and
oi oaors the n,u>t aromatic. Representa-
tive Of The Devil TO the human race!
Fury disguised in Christian charity.
Public whom / feared in my youth,
respected in ripper years, and despiscd in
my old age. To yon ! dedicate my Me
moirs. Kind public. at len5;h am out
Of yonr reach for I am dead, conse-
quentIiy deat, 5l11@ and daaJ May you,
too, enjoy, one day, these advantages, for
the sake Of you: own reposc and that Of
mauk ind
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NY TASTES

i ike society composed of few persons;
a stroll in the woods l had an In.oiun-
tary veneration for the sun and often felt
sad 1T MS setting in color, liked blue :;
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CHAPTER Al.
ANALYSIS OF 81 IGFE.

! await death without dread, and with
out l:nDatieuce. Ny life has been y bad
.lev-dran:siic show, III which i have
3iayed he hero, the tyraat, tne lover. but
never the lackeY
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CHAPTER XII.
RECOHrENsE or HEAVEN.

AIy greatest happiness is TO DC inde-
pendent Of three individuals who rule
Europe.
AsI am rich enough, have turned nay
back on business, and ana quite inditfer-
ent to music, have consequently nothing
to contend about with RothschiId, Met
terniCh and R0ssini
CHAPTER Nv.
Nj EPITAPII.
They have laid ice here,
To rest,
With q soul surfited,
1 heart exhausted,
And body worn out,
Il poor Devil,
Ladies and Gentlemen pass on.
CHAPTER XN.
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REsFECTABLE PRINCIPLES.

7 have never been implicated IL any
marriage Or any gossip; / never recon-
r,en,iod either a coo.. or a doctor, conse-
quently ! never attempted any ones life.
CHAPTER y
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D,Ied ADDIo.-stesdy. Sales 100 bbls at s1-,

Dried A~PpIcs-steady. Sales 100 bbls ats1l-,
pay for packages.
Dried Peaehes-UnPseled Ct re
Hay-Demand good. Old scarce and nm at
13,OO915,OO %. New in good receipt and selling 81
Ss,OO9I1,oO. Baled steady At
GrOeeries-Dsalsrs report . very hrm mar
ket and = coed demaad There IL very little ohange
in prices fom last report. Candies &c better
MHeksrsI are quOted down. Goldfish are Detter'
We make closing quotations as folioWH;
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Public HeaIth.-The Pres.

Public HeaIth.-The Press.
Advertising has been pronounced .'undignlfed'
By the medical faculty. A physician who Advsr-
tisss a valuable rem ely to fifty people in his pri
vate practice, would receive this cold shoulder nom
his professional brsthren, rh, uld be make its mer-
its known to mill nI through tbs businea col
uuns cf a newspaper press. This may be ''dIgni-
fed,"-but il 1t benevolent, humane, or Just :
Whoever is fortunate Ell Ough to discover or invent
any thing thai will prevent, or cure, or alleviate
human l~udering, f. b7und 70 make it known,
through every chAlnsl of communication within
his reach, to the general public. For many yeas
the me- its Of EOSTETFaR'5 CELEBRATED
STOMACH BIrTERs have thu Teen proclaimed
to the world, aud multitudes have been reatorsd
to health. or saved from fatal maladieI in con.
relation to tks operation of this NEST pure and pc.
tent Of all s omacbics and Alternatives, they have
been stat' d In 8 mple language 10 the people OF
many lands; and Il the pFoDrietOrs OF the medicine
have derived profit from their Disseminate q on.
sands upoa thousands Of iudiv. duals have besn ben.
entted thereby to an extent beyond all estimate.
In the West Irdes, Canada, Australia and south
America, HcsrETTEn's BTrEus are nov recognized
as ths sole specific for Dyspepsia, the beat pOss BILE
sasavu.rd uSafuss rs-2=EE-Z-
rant In cases OF General Debility, aud ths only diff
fusiVe stimulant entirely free from noxious ingre-
dents. Aug7.24S:lwdAw
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nEM YoKK nArKER-Auluss 8.


COftOn-Dull, heavy and lover. fales ct 460
47o for middlirg.
FIOur-Dul, heavy and l 0l5o lower. Sales
at So 1896 50 FOR state; So T596 30 for superhae
western; Sc 4Oa6 Is for eonmon to medium extra
western, ana IS Sogs IS for trade brands; mArAes
closing b. aVy.
Whisky-opened firm, but closed quiet. Sales
western at 81 ~.
Wheaf-2a3c lover on ; ring, and l92o better
on win or. with My = mode ae butines doing.
Sales at 81 ssgI 5S% for Racine spring. 81 500
81 40 for amber Milwaukee,; 81 So for choice win
ter red western; 81 sOgl s5fOr amber Michigan.
Rye-Quiet.
Rarley-Dun.
Barley Dalt-Dul.
COrn-HeATy snd tully DC lower. Sales at SAG
s5o for unsound; s5eS6c for sound mixed western.
OaGs-Firm, with some speculative inquiry.
Sales western 70 . fair extent IS 56s59o.
suEar-Quist. Cuba MuseoYHdo IKE $50.
COfFee-Dul.
HOIaasea Dull
PetrOIeum-DuII and lower at 3E%0r3c for
crude; 49952Ho fOI refined in bond, and 6s@72c for
do free.
POrk-DuII srd lower.
Sales At Ss4 5O035 90 TOR new mess, closing at
Ss4 ST. for cash; $40 00a30 20 for 1858 4 mess;
S24 5Og24 IS Tor prime; 81 5O@21 70 Tor prime
mess. Also 100 bbls new mess, for August, sell
Ter . option, ct s32 so
Beef-Quist Ct s. 5OaI2 so for plain mess, and
SO OO9l4 20 for extra mess
Beef Hams-S srte snd hrm.
BaeOn-Dull and lower.
Butter-Quiet. sales at f892sc for Chic, and
Sheese@Duil at lOs16Ko for common to prime.
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WILoUGHBY COLLEGIATE INsTITUTE.-We
call attention to the advertisement found
elsewhere, of the Willoughby Collegiate
Institute. W~illoughby, situated eighteen
miles esst of Cleveland, as is well known
possesses u~nequaled attractions. The state
ly college edifce stands on a sloping
campus, and is tastefully shaded. The
avenues are lined with silver maple, and
neat residences peer from behind their or
nsmental grounds. Gentlemen may have
the advantage of military drill, q thing
seldom furnished by our institutions.
R~ighty-one in the ornamental branches
attest the refinement and taste it's students
have acquired. The Faculty are we'll known
among our educators, and are worthy of
ample trust. We remind parents of Cleve-
land that in WillOughby, near home, their
sons and daughters will find superior ad-
vantages for q liberal classical education.
These parching days it is we'll worth a visit
10 this town of beauty and cool shades, to
see how the blest people of WillOughby en-
joy their rural homes and literary institu-
tiOns.
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Cleveland wholesale Market.

SATURDAY kFAAlHGl August o, 1868.
Freights-The following are the rates By Lake
btsam) and Rail from this port to New York snd
Boston
To New York.-FITt Glass 8, IL; Second class
sic; Third class: To; Fourth class: 800. Flour,
60. Wool s ".
To BostOn.-F,1t class: S1,22i Second class
Die; Third cIass: 75oi Fourth class: $50. Flour:
Toe. Hool 8 ,22.
F-IOur-Ruliug very quiet, but steady. CITY
made Xxx red held at !, $4,000; do do Xxx white
s 9,75@'O,OO. Country brands Xxx red range at
Ss.cObs,25 do Xxx white Ss,Oo4e,25.
Wbeat-Ths demand continues light, buyers
still holding OF for lower figures. Prices are quo
tabIy unchanged. BePorted ssles to-day are 1900
bu No. 2 red from store at 1856; I car do st 1875.
COrB-Ru'es quiet. We quote nominslly at
72973c for sound No. 2 mixed.
O~ats-Thsre are none OF Consequence ia mar
ket, and the demand il good. Nominal quotations
are 5795so.
Rye-DaII and nominal at 9Oc from store.
BarIey-InaotiVs and nominal.
POrK-Firu at Ss4 90 for city pssksd mes.
Lard-Firm st 24o for city-rendsred in barrels
and tierces.
Beef-Olty Ness held At sls.cO, with light de-
mAnd.
Smoked Meats-Ln gnod demand, firm aud
unchanged. We quote: sugar-eured hams, can.
vassed, ct &c plain cured hams, canvass.d, Csc ;
dried beef, canvassed, &c: shoulders 1so; bacon
2eo.
Butter-In good demand and steady at 220 &c
for Western Deserve, as Per quality.
Cheese-Firm and steady At l2014o for good
to Prrms.
Eggs-DulI and dropping. Held nOminslly at
15o.
Highwines-wi hout reported Rals to-day,
but held firm at S2Is.
AIcOhOI-stsady Held at s4.S4a4ss for ss
per cent. Cologne Spirits, csc per cent, $40.
Neutral Proof Spirits 81 s2Qs,s7.
PsErOleum-steady at &c for round lots re-
fued, present delivery 66967o for future delivery,
according 70 time.
Lake Fish-In moderate demand and steady.
Whitsash, s9.Ooi Piekersl $780, Herring $50;
Trout sI,T6.
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From LAKE SUPERIoR.-The stesmer North
ern Light, Captain Murch, arrived at eight
O'Clock Saturday morning. Her Clerk, 8. H.
Davis, furnishes US with the following mem
orands of the trip
Left O~ntonsgon, July goth, at II P. ". /;
Eagle Harbor at 6:20A. N, and Copper Hsr-
Dor at 1I:3O A. N. July 2Ist, arrived at
Portage at 6 P, n; left at 1880 P. N. August
1st; met steamer Traveller at the Entry, at
$3.50 A, NJ, bound up. Arrived at Marquette
same evening at $3.50. Left Marquette at 6
P. NJ, August Sd, and arrived at the Sault
at 8 A. NJ, August Sd. Net the PeWsbic at
the Ssult, called at Church's, and left De-
Tour at 1880 P. N, of the Sd. The schooner
]. F. Card and Jura we're at DeTour. Ar
rived at Detroit at 9 P. N, of the 4th.
The Northern Light brought down over
100 passengers, $50 tons of iron ore, 20 tons
of copper, 176 packages of fish, and other
miscellaneous freight
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A NEW PRoPELLER -Shipbuilding has
been dull here for a long time. Aside from
the two revenue cutters being built by E.
NJ. Peck & Co. for the Government, there
has been one large tug constructed by
Qusyle & Martin, and now the brothers
Lafinier are about turning out a propeller
for the Northern transportation Company.
which will be at once a credit to the build
ers and an ornament to the line.
The keel was laid eight weeks ago, and it
is expected that the craft will be launched
next Saturday. Her dimensions are as
follows: Length over all, IA feet breadth
over ali, 20 feet 2 inches; depth of hold, Il
feet; burden, 500 tons.
She will be fitted to accommodate sixty
passengers, and everything is ordered in
the best style, the cabin for comfort and
elegance, and the rest for se-aROEthiness
and use.
The engines and other machinery of the
propeller Ontario will be put into this craft
She will have a 24-inch cylinder with
3-foot stroke. She will be commanded by
Captain Shaver, master of the Ontario. Mr..
Ira Lafinier is the builder, assisted by his
brother Louis L., and she is being con-
structed in the yard of the latter. Wm. H.
Morris does the joiner work, and R. L.
Willard is the painter, and their work
speaks for itself ~abundautly we'll. We
venture to say that no better material has
ever been put into a boat than has gone
into this. Her ribs of oak came from Black
River, shipped there from the surrounding
country, where the oak knows how to grow;
and the pine lumber is the best that Cana
da affords. She Is built expressly for the
lower lake trade, and is admirably adapted
to that service, both in respect of model
and make. She is a very superior boat,
and will compare successfully with the
turnout of any ship builder OIL the lakes.
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DIED.

PARSONS On Monday lasl. Al Mantle. Con.
~necticut, Mrs Frances Parsons. mo,her of Bichard
O. Parsons and Ms George D.. Burritt, II this city,
in the 9th year Of her age.
In thAt pleasant location upon Long Island
Sound to which she hsd resorted for the benefit Of
her feeble health, shs wa. suddenly seized by a
very severe Hines, aud suddenly died. The death
of no one could be more lamented BY more hume.
rous friends and a~oquAintasees. She was buried
at Ns~ London, her native place, amidst her kin.
d'ed Of many generations.
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NAN IEJURED.-A hand on tina propeller
Atlantic, whose name we could not learn,
VS. helping unload that boatlsst Saturday
afternoon, when he met with a painful &C
cident. A plank fell upon his head, crush
ing him to the deck and f~racturing his
skull. DR.. Boynton, of the West Side hap
pened to be passing at the time, and
came to his relief. He was removed to his
home on the West Side, aud is now doing
all
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FOR LAKE S~UPERIoR.-The steamer Me-
teOr, Capt. Thomas Wilson, leaves the dock
of GarretsOn & Co., at eight O'Clock this
evening, on a grand pleasure excursion to
Lake Superior. The Meteor is staunch,
sea-worthy and swift, and she has all in the
way of accommodations and obliging Off
Gers, to make q trip on her q pleasant ex-
perience long to be remembered.
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PIrTsBURsH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Especial report for the Daily LEAtIH.l

PITTSBURGH, August 500 P N.
The river receipts Of Crude were $500 bills the
railroad receipts Of refined were 1,sOO. Che weeks
receipts Wer., by rail. 400 bsi hy river, 1880
bbla. Bivsr rec ipts since the opening Of nsyiga-
ton, az, SO b5ls railroad, same time, 9O,oOO tbir.
Che market is dull, buyers Offering lower ngurE.
Crude nominAt ct zO@2lo without packages, Csc
bbls included. sA'es of HOO bbls at those PrioeI.
100 bbls 10 srrive at 2OHc, without packages.
Refined inactive Bonded 4ic, and $50 Free on
Bond, sales 500 bbls. Free held at &c sales 800
bbls.
The heavy rains have cause the river to riss and
STEAMERS will resume their trip to Oil City on
Mondnv
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FEE TUITIeE TO DISABLED SoLDIERs.-
Honorably discharged soldiers, citizens of
Ohio,who lave bsen disabled in the service,
will be admitted to the Western Reserve
Normal School, at Milan, without paying
tuition. The next term begins on the 22d
of August.
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GovEREoR BROUGH.-The Governor was
somewhat delirious at times yesterday but
passed on the whole q quite comfortable
day. His case is still considered serious,
but his physicians hope to hold tho disease
in check, as they have succeeded in doing
the past few days.
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PERsoEAL.-Msjor General Hszen was in
town yesterday, stopping at the Weddell
House. He has been ordered 20 report to
General stonemsn commanding the Depart
ment of the Tennessee, and is now en- route
for his headquarters.
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MARRIED,

BUCHAEAH-D0RAH In Trinity Church n
troit, on the I'd o August, 1865, by Rev. Father
Peters, Patrick Buchanan, Esq and Miss Rosa
DorAn, sl Of uetrJit.
SMITH-BUsHNELL On the LIST iestant. AZ
hartford, Trum ul county, Ohio by Rev. J W.
Terrence, Rev. hudson Smith, of Hiiiiston Semipa.
~, Ess.hAmptoo, Mas, to Miss J. Augusta Bush.
nell, eldest eaughter Of Seth s.. Bushnell.
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ST. LOUIS RABKET-Aug. 8.

COffou-Recelpts eco bbls. No Iales-
ace scale 90 fer shipping leaf; SIS Is
asia rs for nsnufsctured leaf.
FIOur-Ss rs for single extra; IS 5cAIO 90 for
wheat 81 sos2 II for prime, 81 22a2 IS for
choice.
~COFn-TsAs6c.
~Onfs-67s68o.
Whisky-S2 %.
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CHANGEoF TME.-A change of time on
the C. C. and C. road, as regards the morn
ing and evening express, will take effect
to-day. The morning express will go out
al 7:45 and the evening at $50.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

TEMPERANCE CoNyENTIoE.-The Cuyshogs
County Temperance Convention will be
held in Beres tomorrow. Prominent
speakers have been engaged, and several
have signifed their purpose to be present
and address the people. The fact cannot
be blinked, that intempersnce has in
creased to an alarming extent during the
war, and it behoves all good citizens to en-
gage heartily in some movement designed
to operate as a check to the spread Of the
national evil.
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TEooPs MUSTERED Our LAST WEEK.-Bat-
terry A, LIST o. V. L. A, the Sd Ohio Inde-
pendent Bsttery, the 23d and 6Oth Ohio In
fantry regiments, were paid off here last
week and ~disbanded.
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OsWEGO -uAEKET-August 8.

FOur-DuT. Sales at 81 90 for red winter.
Wheat-Dull. Sales Chicago spring, per sam
pie, at 81 80; No do st 81 IS.
COrn-Scarcs and quiet
Other era rs scarce and quiet.
Canal FreiEhts-Flour Ea49c; vheit 1oci
corn SIC, TO New York
Lake Imports : 9,lOO bbls -four; 1900 bu
Canal ExpOrts-l24 -four bbls; 200 wheat.
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SEWING MACHINES.
NHK FLORKNOX.
Il has many improvements owe any and al
2EWAMC

has the ssvorsibls feed, feeding the cloth siihos
To- Ne right or left, 70 stay . scam er fAsten tkS
SndA Of ssams. Is takes four different stitches, the
Loeb. D0ubls Look, Knot and Doable Knot-eaCk
being alike on both sides Of the fabric. It's no.
lions are all positive; seEs the thickest OF thinneIi
hbr1os vithou. change Of tension. Hens any
Width hon, fons, brAIds. quilts, binds, gathers, and
sWH In a rune a. the same time.
i. W. GLEASON = 90. Agents.
e Public SQUARE, Cleveland, and no. I merI ID
H. n-a.-L A-.-A-...n.l LIZ. . 4
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Shows stars and women in = better light
Rot 50 wish DIR. D. Il. seeIye's LIGgID CArAsRH
REMEDY, which needs resting, that it, virtues may
DO appreciated. As yet, 1t has never failed to cure,
If the directions were reasonably followed. su7:R3
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ToNsoRIAL
TRIUMPH OF ART.
Wig Making and Ladies' Hair Dressing
VIM. DAY, As Public square,
Has AL HE LAIESI INVENTIONS On WIG WORK.

L THE ILLUSION Welt fits to s charm.
OURL5-FRENOH NATURAL RlHGLEFS--
Jus received (diTec0 9 large quantity Of this beau
tiful hair. Ladies please call, examine and see for
yourselves.
SWITCHES n BRAIDs-A large and we'll
selected stock always on hand.
WETER-FALLsI BUTTERFLY BOWS Bu-
0EpE bUWS and FREEOd HEAD-DRESSES,
made BY the advertiser equal to those imported,
- Ladies' own BrAids made into any Of the
above without injury 20 switch.
Ladies' Hair Dressing, Curling and Hair Cutting
doae in the latest Bad most prevailing styles.
HAIR DNEIEG.-ParticuiGr attention psid to
this branch OF the Dusices-. The best OF Dye used.
o AeD COLD BATHS always ready. The
best batling apartments 90 The CITY. iJ1
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LAKE SUPERIOR NEWS.

a TrIp 10 Lake SuPerfOr.-SOme Ae-
count of the ROute-shIP GanRI-PrO-
jeeIe Canal frem Marquette cross
tue Pos tage-IrOn and Copper Hines
- uIIBess of the Mining Business,
&c. dc.
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EHIGRAETs PASSING THRoUsH.-Three him.
dred Norwegian Emigrsnts passed through
this city Saturday, en- route for homes in
our great West.
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STITCHING AND ExBRo1DERT.-sewing ma.
chine stitching of every description done
in the best style at III Superior, cor. Bank
street. GRovER q BAKER's
9-242:eod Sewing Machine Co. Rooms,
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-07

Terms.-Sote or acceptance ct sixty days, with
current rate Of Exchange on New York or . d 3
count OF three per cent for cash, II RENTED on re-
ceipt of invoice. Psymsn's 10 be made In New
York Exchange. United states Treasury Notes, or
their equivalent. No discount on bills Of less
amount than hftJ dOlla s,
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WhoIesaIe Iron ana NaII Market.

SATURDAY, Angus b, 1860,
Cleveland, Brown q Co., manufacturers and
Wholesale dealers, Nos. 20 and 81 MerWin street,
report q firm and steady market at the quotations
below. The stock on the marie. is light, and with
an increased and improving demand orders ars &C.
cumulAting. Prices are IS 70 lows:
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POLICE ~COuRr.-Judge Abbey disposed of
the following docket at an extra session of
thec court on Saturday morning:
Drunkenness-James Laughlin, H. Ray,
william Curley, Charles Morris Tod, each
fined 81 and costs.
Disturbancs-George HuIls, 50 and costs.
Exhibiting Without License - Arthur
Montpelier, $40 and costs; same, on three
other counts, continued to tn c 18th Of Sep
TENDER.