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Mrs. wiuslow. an erperien

Mrs. WinslOW, an experienced Nurse and
Female Physician, presents to the attention Of
Mothers her SOOTHING SYRUP for Children
Teethiug which greatly facilitates the process of
teething. by sOftening the gums, reducing all in
aammstions, will allay all pain and spasmodic &c
tion, and is sure to regulate the bowels. Depend
upon it, Mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
and relief and health TO your infants. We have
put up and sold this article for over 80 years. and
can say in confidence and truth Of Il what we have
never been able TO say Of any other medicine
never has it failed in single instance to effect
cure when timely used. Never did we now an
instance Of dissatisfaction by any one wh1 Used it.
On the contrary, all are delighted with its opera
tions aud speak in terms OF communication of its
magical effects and medical virtues. We speak in
tins matter "what do know" after so years
experience; and pledge reputation for the full
fIlmeut of what We here declare. In almost every
instance where the infant is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen or
twenty minutes sfter the syrup is administered.
Full directions for using viii accompany each
bottle None genuiue unless the facsimile Of
CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, is on the out
side wrapper.
Sold By all Druggists throughout the world.
Price only IS cents per bottle.
ana Fl t-dy eOd.W
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STARK COUNTY
From the Canton RspulLiea,l

From the Canton Republican,
Last week young man named Wer-
nor, Of Lake township, was arrested and
placed in jail on a charge of double bas-
tardy, preferred by two young sisters, the
Oldest not Is years old, whose parents
reside near UnIoItcwn.
Green spples are very abundant at about
4 dollar bushel.
80 John Eclzert has been appointed Post
Master at Esst Greenville, in Stark
county, vice George W. Richards, re
signed. r ~a-u7.s.
ion Wednesday week ago, prize
fight took place at a point eight miles
north of Massillon We have not been
able 70 learn the names of the principals.
We are informed, however that one was
an engineer, and the other miner one
a small, the other large man. After
tventy-one rounds the small man was de-
elzrei Victorious The prize was purse
of 500. An interesting part of the per-
for1nance was that taken by the mother Of
oale of the bullies, who, at the close Of
eseh round sponged her dutiful SON
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NoRTHERN OHIO NEW S
MAHONING COUNTY.

iDHA t-S oNltossoh4l 1bcS tcttf
On Tuesday of last week a girl of thir-
teen years, whose parents reside in Gin
einnati but who Tor some tine past mas
been living in the family Of Mr. Caleb
Broomsll, in this village, left the house of
Mr.. B. To 60 ON an errand across the river.
She did not return that night, and no
trace could be found of her the next Say.
On Thursday the church bells were rung
to alarm the people. Much excitement
prevailed until telegram was received
from Cincinnati stating that the girl was
safe with her parents.
The Garfield Herald says We under
stand that all the hauds who have been at
work upon the New Lisbon Railroad are
discharged. The work will be commenced
in the Fall, and vigorously pushed to the
completion of the road. Below Leetonia
the road is being repaired and, when com
pleted, the cars will run as formerly.
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XXXIXth Congress
WASHINGTON, July 81.
HOUSE.

Mr.. ALLISON, from the Committee of
Ways and Means, reported back substi-
tute for the Senate bill 10 provide for the
aseertainment and apportionment OF the
proper quota Of the direct tax of 1851 be-
tween the States Of Virginia and West Viz
einia. The substitute was agreed to and
The bill as amended was passed.
Mr.. HOOPER, from the Same committee,
reported back with amendments the Senate
bill t. fix the compensation Of certain Col
lectors of Customs and for other purposes.
The bill was passed.
Mr.. STEVENS called Up the motion 10
reconsider the vote Of the oil to authorize
the building Of military and postal rail
road from Washington to New York, which
was in May last recommitted to the Com
rnittee on Air Line Railroads. The motion
to reconsider was agreed upon.
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MI FEsSENDEN moved that the Ser
INSIST on us amendments 10 the nisce
neous appropriation bin ana t5e % Cor1I,; ,l,,1C;
ol conference asked by the House, WI
was agreed to.
authorizing the Secretary of war r, fj,-
transportation to discharged soldier. -
from the place where they are f1rnisI,a,.
the Government, with artificial al T.,
Enleh was passed and goes to the p
Mr.. WILSON called up the Joint re-
ton moved BY him last night, to conf
TO enforce all laws and regulations conc
iag the regular army enacted since
4th Of July, 1861. l -i
Mr.; HOWARD inquired what effect O.
would have on the pay and emolumei
Mr. WILSON said it would continue {,
| pay as at present. Several bureaus
stan organizations expired with the
II the Army Bill failed they would BE-
con tlnued unless this resolution was ps. -
Air. HOWE said the bill re-enaete
laws passed since July 4, 1861.
Mr.. WILSON said it did not. n al,
continued those now in force. SAD
9!r. CON NksS moved to amend by
serhng after July 4, 1861, the words q
now in force"
Mr.: TRU ABULL said this was q
unsafe proposition 1t would be much
ter to hame the laws 10 be continued.
The amendment Of Mr.. Conress
sgreed to. .l-s
Mr. WILSON offered an amendmep
the resolution, adding four regiments to
present army, two OF which shall be C
posed OF colored troops f; also authoris
the employment Of scJ1t5 for frontier
wee The amendment was agreed to.
Inc JOINT resolution was then passed.
Nr. NES NTH reported from the N
.sry Committee bill to remuuerate 7
Mary Phelps, IN the sum Of $4,000
expenses in caring for Union soldiers
nterring the remains of those killed at
oattIe OF Wilson's Creek, which was pa
md goes to the President.
A message was received from the H.
announcing the disagreement Of the
etenee Committee on the army bill,
skiing for another committee.
Mr.. TRUMBULL, from the JuiIici
committee, reported the House bill extel
ng the jurisdiction Of the Commissioner.
ne Circuit Courts Of the United States,wh
- - HN2S.u 1nN 3Oes % ING Ifo6iQenE
The CHAIR appointed as the second c. -
srenee Committee on the army bill Mess
wilson, Harris and Nesmith. -
The CHAIR appointed Messrs. Fessef
en-, Henderson and BuckaIeW as a cor
llltee Of conference on the deficiency biI
The bill to authorize the construction
n airline railroad between Washingto
nd New York was received. from N
louise and read once.
Mr., OREsWELL objected to the sccon /
aiding and it goes over.
Mr.. CONNESS called up the House ioin
solution to. authorize the Secretary Of tb
terror to contract with Messrs. Winnie &
cam for statue Of the late Presiden.
ncoln for SlGOOO, which after debate was
.ssed.
Mr.. CLARK, from She Conference COM
lttee on tho Tariff Bill, made a report,
hieh was agreed to, and the bill goes T.
e President (See House report.
At IL p. m. Mr.. D0OLITTLE moved A.
session, which was held.
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SpeclaED8spaE aEcIles.
sEoHIvaD UP To.s o'oIlooK, Az.
e Dl.ss.ssa. 3 r. we.lssa Pfa...
nEsIaSA1ross AsD sonixArroSs.

-- REsIGNATIONs AND soNiSATIoSs.
WAsHrSereS, July 27.IiThe President has
nominated Colonel LudloE to be Naval
Officer for the port Of New York.
Mr.. Harlan this afternoon, IA 8 brief but
courteous note to the President, resigned his
Office as Secretary of the Interior.
Orrvills II. Browning, Of llinois, was to-
night nominated by the President TO the
Senate as Secretary of the Intsrior, To date
from the lat Of September, ct which time
Secretary Harlan's resignation IS TO take
effect.
The President has nominated Dan. CLARK,
now Senator from New Hampshire, to be
Judge OF the United States District Court Of
that State.
{ hHr Z ooSFIRxED.
The Senate.in in executive session tonight,
confirmed, among many others, William
Hunter, now Chief Clerk, 10 be Second As
sistant Secretary of State; and Daniel
Clarke, to be Judge Of The District Court Of
New Hampshire. F- fl.s-
-r CHOLERA ABAEISG. a-,,-g
sAvANNAH, Ga, July 27-TherS have been
twelve deaths from cholera and ten new
cases during the twenty-four hours ending
at noon to-day. The disease is abating-
--....- FEoM. s9uTH- -4HERIoA- 81
Rio JASERio, July 2.-Tbree Spanish
steamers have arrived from Callao, and the
fleet Is all expected here; on the way home.
The seur4y is very bad on board.
Prof Agassiz and lady leave BY thesteam-
er South America for home.
Lopez had brought CARTON from Humaita
and commenced the bombardrnentr of the
allied camp. The situation OF tie latter was
critical, and called for the immediate expul-
sion of the Psruguayans from their strong
position, or the abandonment of the in
Yasion. r...-...t.--
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REMOVAL

p EA0TAL.-Mr. F. II. Norris hav-
- ing removed his Clothing Store from No. 3
Monument square 10 90 Prospect street, respect
i1lly asks eentinuaaoe of the patronage so llb,-
rally eestoEed upon him in els psst, and hopes By
increased facilities and strict atteztiOn TO t!ie
wants OF his customers to merit the same in the
future kastera iashions received An work
warranted A good assortment Of cloths On hsud
which viii be s0l3 A the lowest rates or rnss as
In The beat snd nosefashionAbls styles. ap12:Rll
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General News.

Fire. > fsd5
ST. LOUIS, July 27.-The warehouse O.
Thomas Burke, on Second street, betweel
Myrtle and Spruce streets, was DESTROYED b.
hre'iast night It contained 200 bales q.
cotton, belonging to Carr & Luke, aad
considerable quantity Of hay, salt and oats
Inc total loss viii reach about $50, 1000;
mostly insured. Hl5f
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snecinI Caution-MR

Special CautiOn.-ABS. WISsLOW's
SOOTHING SYRUP has become SO popular that
various parties have Put out articles calling them
Mrs. winslox's. Please take notice that the Mrs.
winslov OF the Soothing Syrup Is not connected
with: any other article. juns2:S4I
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Report Of the Committee Oh JEFF.
Davis.
His Completely with the Assassina,
tiOn Probable.
Seven Cases and -Four Deaths by
Cholera in New York.
The Disease Snbsldlng at SaVan-
NAH, Georgia.
Gold Closed Last Night at $50 3-4.
'sashinstoa Incomes.

Washington lJuly 20 Dispatches 10 the ciuoiu
natl Gazette.l
WashEsstOn Incomes.
The income returns from this District
show % persons with incomes between
$4,000 and $4,000; Is between SIS, OOa and
$4,000; S between $4,000 aud $50, coo. and
Z between $50 eco and $40, 900. The income
Of Henry D. Cooke is SIs9.335: of G W.
Riggs, S55,2sl; of W. W. Corcoran, 500 900
Of a. W. Chadwick, Willard's Hotel, SOS, ,3O5.
Approved.
The President has signed the bill regula.
ting the manner of holding Senatorial cleo
tions, which some persons expected he
would veto. This is the last of the bills of
any political significance TO be presented to
the President at this session.
How the French Withdraw r-oD,
5zexieO.
Information Of character which cannot
be doubted, has been received in official cir
cIes that Napoleon has agreed 10 disband
twenty thousand French troops in Mexico
to allow them to enlistin MaximiIian's For
eign Legion.
Speaker C0ifax.
esl-.ls.z.-E -=----=------,-
Wednesday,; at Crown Point on Thursday,
and at Logansporl On Saturday OF next
week.
iWsslIiastoniJuly aJl Dispatch 10 Cincinnati IN
nerelal.l
as to Gise Three Months.
Extra Pay OF Discharges Oaleers.
Erroneous statements have been published |
in various newspapers as to the construction
and application Of the law of July lS, 1866,
emitting certain commissioned officers to
the three mopth pay proper. These state
ments arc calculated TO give rise to unfound-
ed expectations, and to a consequent annoy
ance TO the Paymaster,s Department, in the
presentation of unnecessary inquiries and
baseless claims. The act OF July 10, 1866,
to extend the benefits Of section / Of the
Army Appropriation Bill, approved March
;, 1865, loe5 not give three months full
pay to any officer OF volunteers on honor
able discharge. 1t only gives the three
months's pay proper to such as have been
honorably discharged by acceptance Of resi-
nation, or by muster out at their own re-
quest, or otherwise mustered out after April
9, 1865, and who were in the service on the
Sd Of March, 1868. This simply places
these classes of discharged officers upon the
ssme footing as those who, on being dis
charged under General Order No. ~, 1865,
on account of their service being no longer
required by the Government, have already
received the three months pay proper.
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STRONG q ARMSTRONG,
DENTON, MYERS & OANFIELp,
Wholesale 4 c..ltls-
Equitable Life Assurance Society.

Equitable Life Assurance Society,
Of the United States, 92 Broadway, New York.
Cash Accumulation, $4,000, ,Ooo.oO; Annual
Cash Income, 81, 200, 600 oo-pureIy mutual. An
nual Cash Dividends. This Society have de.
termined to declare their dividends ANNUALLY
IN cAtH. The next dividend ell be declared Feb
rua.y lst, 1867. 1t is believed that no company
in this country will be able to present greater ad
vantages in its dividends to persons assuring than
this Society, as lis total expenditure to income
was less than that Of auy Of the older American
Companies, and its business for the past year
ISIS, ,6sS 600 exceeds the new business of any New
York Company in any previous year. This socie.
u has met with but one less in this cfty-Mr.
Phillip i. Price, who was insured three years
since for IS 900. His heirs received tho amount
Of his policy is5 O0O and dividend to the amount
Of SSTS lOO0 in cash. within ten days after proofs
were delivered to the agents.
Proposals for insurance or for agencies apply to
THAYER5 & MUNSON, General Agents,
may4 Cleveland, Chic.
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The report that Davis has pardoned
johnson, ) is. incorrect johnson is still
confined in Washington.-KGssspe CITY
JoKrzpal7T ) .TLtd2=
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DAILY LEADER.
sAFURDAYsJ JULY %, 1866.

S. NJ. PEITskGILL &. Co., Newspaper Ad-
vertising Agency, 81 Park Row, New York,
and 10 State street, Boston, arc agents for
the LEADER in those cities, and are agents
Tor all the newspapers in the United States
and Csnadas. They ere authorized 10 take
advertisements at the same es that We
charge at thisioface
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The best aud Cheapest Horse and
Cattle Medicine I'm the WOrId.-walter
B. sloan's Improved Condition Powder, The
great standard medicine for Horses and Hsttle,
for the cure of the various Diseases to which
Horses and Cattle are subject. Used throughout
the United States and Canadas during the last
% years. sL0AN's CONDITION POWDER
HAS rHE LARGEsr sALE OF ANY HORSE AND
CATTLE MEDICINE IN THIS COUNTRY. 1t is com
posed principally OF herbs and roots, and for mild
ness, safety, certainty and thoroughness, stands
pre-smiuentIy at the head OF the list OF Horse and
Cattle Medicines The fact that the sales have
steadily increased for the past five years, without
any advertising, is a sufficient testimonial in their
favor. In Horse Distemper, they will allay the
fever, and promote healthy termination Of the
disease One powder and part OF a box Of the
ointment will, in all cases, cure the Horn Distem-
per in a COW; two are sometimes required for an
OK.
SPECIAL NorIcE.-In all eruptive diseases, and
such as originate in impure state Of the blood,
as Poll Evil, Fistula surfeit, Scratches, &C. this
powder is of the utmost Importance to remove all
imPOrtunities or taint from the System, and thus
prevent a return Of the disease.
WALKER & TAYLOR, PropTietors.
PRICE IS & so CTS. PER PACKAGE.
For sale by Druggists and Merchants every
where STRONG ARMSTRONG, f
mar2s:RIt Wholesale Agents.
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Baron MuncbauseIs is supposed by many
to have been the greatest liar that lived not
excepting the cid fellow whose name il unmention-
able to ears polite; bat hold that both Of these
wsrth;es sre completely outstripped and distanced
by the vendors Of the queck remedies (2) Of this
day, -yho completely delugs the advertising col
umns of the newspapers, with their exagerations
and f4lsihcations, much to the disgust Of those
who ere really in search Of inform alton. For that
reason we seldom notice OF refer to advertisements
oFauy medicines in our columns. Bat We are
pleased for once to be able to pay our humble tri
butte to the uncqualled exoeIlencies Of the old anj
-=tr-5iirIr-i Stomach Ritters and Scsndina-
vi1n Remedies, now manufactured by Prince,
Walton & Co., successors to the great Swedish
Physician, DR.. Roback, new retired from the la
bors Of his sacrificing profession, with honor and
(deservedlyl an immense fortune. from the origi-
nal receipts that he brought with him to this
country. We speak adTisedly, we know these
Bi;ters and Medicines TO be all they are repre-
sented. jy23
What stops Nervous Toothaohe, Nervous
Headache and Neuralgia in 5 minutes, and cures
Catarrh in twelve weeks? WOIcOtt-s Instant
Pain AnnfhiIator.
STR0NG & ARMSTRONG,
BENTON, MYERS & OANFIELD,
Jy23 Wholesale Agents, Cleveland, o.
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ChsYEbAHD d PIYFsHURGH Z r
sesS<-=ss -7islz = - g
ise6. sUAMER A.RANG EMENT, Iece.
nS and sftar Monday, guIy 5o.b. Is..s
Isia. viii iesye Gie7eisHd daily lsthday e=
S'I9 a. NJ aAIL--.Arrivps at Pittsburgh $40 ?.
NJ -5arr sbrtrsa 2.i5A. n; Baltiuaore 100 4,
-, - "asiiiuE @ ton lo:2O 4. ~; Philadnlphia
~ ~ =, n, r.; heS forS via Allentown s35 A. N
VIZ FhiadephiG l2O5 p. NJ WhesIiny
S17 p N, connecting with Baltimore ard
S'no h-llroad- Connects az Hudson wittI @
z. ! Z; Il. I. for Akron aud MiIlsisbuteh,
conaocts az Alliance with p IT " A q
kasiVay f9r all poInIs east AMI vest leaving
hlhGnce Z: ls5o 4. = for Canton, hiassi.-
lon, Mansfield, &c, and leaving Alliance at
a, d, iEI5 A n. for Salem, Columbiana, &C
-'1V Z. h---A1ii4t ESS-Arrives q Ptttspurch Mt
s;l5 P. L.; Harrisburgh e:3B A. "; Baltimore
lz;aJ Z, NJ; Washington s.50 Tx; PhiIadel.
phis I.oOP. NJ Now York via AllentowT
~ ?. NJ yi' Philadelphia 5:i2 ?. ~
eha-bug $3.50 P. - Beilsir CBenwoed1
- = - coune1ts st Alliance with p
Nt- q Hallway for all pO. Its east and
Ne=t' ieav ng Alliance ct G.l5 P. N for Can
toh, AAssIion, Wooster, &c, and leaving
hiiiSnoe at 900 P. n. for Salem, Columbiana
$50 ?. .h.-A0coMMODATI0E-Arrires al All.
llaIoo 6:50 ?. n. Cars from Cleveland rua |
airectly through, via Hudson for Cuyahoga
aiis. Akron and dillgEsburgh eonnectins |
a. alliance and orrviiie Eith P. Ft. W. s c. |
A4ltEaT.
Cars run through from Cleveland to Eew smz
gla fittsburgh aad Alisrfol4n With but one
,hanee, viz, at Pittsburgh
- - EAre as low Is By any other route.
e8 Through tickets can Be proc1red Al tba IIpl,r
Ticket Once, We5deIl House, at the Depot, or AT
he Euclid Street Station ~
}. H. DEvEREUx. Superintendent
NTU1ICE To C0NTiT{-s l,1,ls1Rs, So
~ posals viii b. received a. theCity Civil In
- fia4zsza.z. a.selaek p n AIaudav An |
,ust 9Th, FOR grading Detroit street. between the |
iuyahoga Furusce and Ean1Ver street, aud for
'aylng the carriage way and gutters thereof ]
separate bids WiH be recsjYei for wooden block |
md IediHa sandstone paycmeuts- Alsp, at the
same time snd place, proposals. viii te received
or building main sewer in said Detroit street,
he whole length Of the pavement.
Plans ard specifications may le Bsen and more
ertieular Information obtained at said Engineers
fice. The BOsrdof City improvement invite
he submits ion Of bids reseTviug thc ght to re-
ect any or all ofthe same
By order Of the Board. Il
JOHN WHITEEAW,
tyHS tis City Civil Engineer.
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Hen Wanted to act as Commercial Brokers
Apply personally with good references to L. Il.
oUBRAN, 25 Monument Square, Cleveland, Ohio
iv23:3SI
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Cleveland Spiritual Society will hold
their regular meeting next sunday, (29th inst }
at the East Cleveland Railroad Pic-Nis Grove.
Hon. Warm chase viii preside, which closes his
present engagement. Arrangements have been
made for cars to leave at Io15 m from East side
Public 4uare. Fare II cents each ways jy26
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UpOn the Health q, tl,e IT

Upon the Health of The Teeth De-
Pends the Purity Of the Breath. Preserve them
unhlemishsd by the use OF the famous SOZODONT,
that perfectly harmless vegetable preparation,
and you will never regret it. ives
Just Published A pamphlet containing
mucf valuable information, which viii be sent
free u any address upoa application to the Union
Business Institute, obsrlin, 0. jy2S
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At a recently held Republican Conver-
tion in Kankakee Ill, the following res
olution of fsympsthy with Hon. Wm. H.
Seward was adopted:
. "Resotred, That we sympathize with
Secretary Seward in and on account of
the suffering he underwent at the hands
of rebel assassins, it being accidentally
done BY his friends, they not then know
ing him."
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SEWERPIPE.-Sewer Pipe andDrain
~ Tie Of nlkizss. Also, s. n st-A ~
MASSILLON,
MINERAL RIDGE,
LEHIGH AND t-
- PtrTSrOE GOALS,
or the best quality, at my Coal Yard on Canal,
loot Vineyard st. jysssiil E-N. HAMMOND.
"WEDNESDAY, AUGUST IST, 1866.
w Great sale Of DTaft Horses, &C at auction.
To be sold at Auction, at Austintown, Mah0ning
County, Ohio, on Wednesday, August lst 500,
commencing at A. N !, and continuing from day
70 day until all are sold
Seventy Heavy Dram uOfses:
Eight buggy or Carriage Horses; T
Two Buggie7 and Harness; r..
Thirty Wagons aud Harness --
Twenty five Carts and Harness. .# ~
Also quantity Of PioRgbs, Ssrspers, Picks,
Shsyels, Barrows, Iron Bars, and other articles
too numer US to nontion. Terms Of sale = For all
amounts over $50, ap rOved notes at ninety days
viii be accepted, or IL per cent. discount allowed
for cash. WILLIAM LEE.
Supt. Of Construction New Lisbon Railway.
T. T. BEAN, Auct'r July 2s3S6
VNHE PLACE To BUY GLUE.
i Bone dust, Carried Hair and sand Pspsr. Is at
GEO SMITHS.
s.rrr-.... IS Mergia-ss Cleveland, Ohio.
iy2s.RI2 DEW
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From New Work.

city this meraiRg, and nine cases and five
deaths in Brooklyn ..-. b
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Steel Stamps and Stencil Brands,
Of every description aud style, manufactured az
1876 Ontario, Eurlbut's Block, Rear Buildings.
Inays.RI5 N. PIPER
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Working Men YOU are requested to attend
the regular meeting of the Stockholders of the
Co-opsrtiye Grocery Store, at Solomon Lodge,
lss Oatario street. at ~ D. m 26th inst jyzG
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Eshleman's Patent Neck Tie Ielder,
This Convenient article, for the gcntIcmsn's
wardrobe is now received, and for sale BY Us. 1t
is a simPlo labor-saying oontriyanoe by which
several different ties csa be made. Gentlemen are
Invited to call and examine
MACKEEZIE & PAEsONs,
iunelI.Rl3 II Wonnn,o,t s,-.I.
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Washington DAILY 26) Dispatches 10 the Ciuciu
natl Gazette.l