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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25


ALEX II. BULLOCK II. b. ANTHONY TH,DDEus srsyENs
WILLIAM CLAFLGN. FRANCIS c. BARLOW, WV ID. KELLEY
GRO T. BIGELow, WIN. e. BRYANT. JOHN w. FoRSEY
HENRY WILSON, JACKN > SHULTZE. JOSEPH II ARRisoN.
JOHN b. ALLEY. GE0RGE W. BLUNT, T.. W. CLARK
DANES AMEs CHARLES BUTLER JAMES A. WRIGHT,
JOHN d. BALDWIN HORACE GREELEY MM II. FuRNEss.
NATL Z. BANKS. FRANCIS g. SHAW SAMUEL $. WHTrF,
GEO. 5. BOUTWELL, john L. WILLIAMS, WILLIAM SfLLLRs.
THos d. ELIOT r. W. WESTON JOHN SRLLRRs r.
5 HOOPER GEORGE Q. WARD, THOMAS GARRErf,
ALEX. Ii. RICE 5. /. BACON. HUGH L. BoSD.
j. NJ. FORBES WN A. Hall. VIM j. ALBERT.
JOHN q. PALfREY. IL. q. b. CANNON, d. 4. WADE.
X. W. EMEusoS ID. IT. MARSHALL. j. NJ. ashley
JOIN c. WHITTIER, GEORGE W. CUATIs.J. A. GARFIELD.
w. LoNGFTLLow. RUSH c. HAWKINS, Z. CHANDLER,
J. r. LowILI SINCLAIR TousFY j. VI. HOWARD
+. j. CHILD. VINCENT CoLYER Gro. w. JULIAN
CHAs. r. NORTON, STEPHEN HYATT J.. Is. WAsHBt RNE
JAMES SPEED JAMES McKAYE. {. u. HAMMOND.
SAMUEL FESsENDEN, H. Law OLMsTED. JAMES W GRIsts
l. WAsHBURS. iun, SYDNEY III. GAY. 1Mo .. HOWE
w. L. FEssRNDEN, THEODORE IuToN j. Is. HENDERSON.
DANIEL CLARK. EDWIN l.. GoDKIN, ). {. PoNERor
LUKE T. POLAND, GERRn SMITH, JAMES W. HYk.
:" = BUCKINGHAM SAMUEL j. MAY JONI CoSNEsS
L. r. = F-arFR G. Il. SEpGwICK, GEo. II. WIUA,S
l%e""J''~ "AistJnsioe Chase. ,o,.
DEAR SIR am glad that you in h,od
the project OF testimonial Mr. Garrison: Ssrnest and
disinteres,ed lbors in the great OF emancIp of
which be may almost be said to be the poneer my pe M
fifty recognized His best reward tne pn h nj ts s
there be added that most precious sense OF grabu
from work nobly done such reeognitoh oy the people ~
will be equally honorable TO Ihem anu 10 Ain ro '
Tbs Hon Charles Sumner in letter TO the Committee.
M arrisons sublime dedic alton Of himself all alone
10 this cause moment when it wes dsrcgarded can never
be the history OF this trust that no OF
fort VIII spared to carry gu. the idea Of securing an honor
able grateful sentmen which his name mast AZ
ways inspire among the friends Of Human Rights
ETseEtrs CSuaitee
John A. ANDREW Chairman EDMUND QUINCY
j. NGERsoL BowDIToH THOMAS RtsSEIL
:. T.. SEwALL WILLIAM COFFIN
H. c. WATgRsroS. WN. kNDIoorI lr. Treas
SANfEI MAY ir Secrt,orv and ssislant Treasurer.
Communications rnittances be made 20 Tue Kew.
SAMUEL MAY IT,, Box No 1900 Boston, Mass
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25

A billwas reported in the House yesterday dstrib-
utng the rewards offered by the Government for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25

TgE TRIBUNE AT SARAToGA.-Thornton, newsman
Ssoys ses toe TRIBUNE Eve cents and his boys se
q sdssks Ia font OF prncips hotels At the price.
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The Tribune in London.
Agents for Libraries. i.en .ita
Garden W Agents iot tie saroI nm ihib'h
will sussosrrioss and Ae''tr''Asst'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25

Congress has passed the bill regulating elections oil
U. S. Senators. a more necessary aud uDexeeDiion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25
Jyautauu Gold Dust

ST. LOUIS. Tuesda y Juy q. 1900
About 5000 900 in gold dust reached 81 Joseph yese''
day In The aands Of passengers from Montana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25

The Legislature of Tennessee has expelled its six
absconding members. and we believe there is still
nuorum
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NorIcR no SEA.BATHFRS.

CHrvAuKRs HAIR neuzes all bad effects Of salt
water upon e The this invaluable article restores Gray
Hair 70 s orgns giving so end glossy appearance 20
matter how often the washed in Sold by oil druggists
snd at my Office e3 Broadway n " where Information re-
geetisg the Iel,ea the vii be freely given from to p m
SARAH Az HEvALIER Nj. ID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25

OLYMPIC THEATEH .
THIS RVENrN0. st e-THE ICE WiICh' Nj. Mari om'n
he Webb Sisters and tuI company.
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TERRACE GARDEN Thrdsve. .
THIS EVENING A. 8-THEO. TIiOMASS ORCHESTRAL
GARDEN CONCERT Programme varied every evening
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Netpl2lotk Daily Gribm,1e.
To Correspoudcnts.

WEDNESDAY. JULY -. 1866.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25

A few applications only Of DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN
E1raAcroR are reaced the worst Of Piles Salt Rheum
end all Skin Disease, For and Scs weknown to be
tA most rapid aad woader remedy Sold by dusg and
at tie depot No. 20 Cedar.s, IS boz.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25
IrAvRrr's SMIErENIA,

for cleansing an preserving the giving and tone to h
gum, nparins .wesne breath and offering delightful
rsng feeling to mouth For sale everywhere Try it once
Won " IN nse no other Dcpo. No % Plst;.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25

RARNlJM, AMERICAN MUSEUM. .
nay AND EVENfNG-JACK AND Gill MI @ y. + o
ssA IAN company. ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND CUkiOSiiiEl
ale CAROLINA TWINS
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CoSTIvBSRSS. THE SOURCE OF DISRASB.-lt causes
Piles Headache ,ues Bnoesness Sour stomach Oppression
low Spirits Worms Indigestion, &c Dr. HARRsoNs PERsTALTic
warranted % al these and the only cre Tor Lss
be bleeding OF otherwise Sot BY DENAs BARNES Co. HKGE
NAx6 Co. CAsvzIL MACK & Co, and all DuggstS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25

PAPER COLLAR PATEYT.--It is we'll known that
paper made sold tie United States 30 year.
ago Any prty parties who can prove OF give any
obige b. cain c8iins with D W. H.
Nam NJ al,gsv Nee- York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25

MARvIY's NEW PATENT ALUM AND DRY PLASTER
F1Rx AsD sIvEA Plate SAVES Highly ornamental sud
warranted perfectly dry Aso ae assortment d BANKERS aud
Merchants SAYES ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25

FOXs OLD BOwERY THEATER; No., 49,,
THIS EVENING. At B-SANDr ORDs CELEbKAItD Mo,
SrREIs - BURLESQUE OFERA TROUPE = Tut bhAss
BAHD and kEYS1ONE BOYS Entire change oil 0'l'
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WILCOX a GIBBS SEWING MACHINE.

and less obe 70 rip IN weaI than the
titeh - Jssyrt Rrpsf a. me ht1ad Park Trial.
,f1c,rs on the ssue piece Of goods No s03 Broadway
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Amueemerts.

WINTER GARDEN
THIS EVENING a. S-COLJ MRUS RFCONSrRU C1ED-
TINE TRIES ALL Mr John BIcugham, Miss Emily Melville
4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-25

FIsKLB& LYoy's New Family Sewing Nv.
Agents wanted One machine hee Of charge. No 5si
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-10

There will be issued to members certificates for 2I0.OO
2lO,OtO inclusive, WHICH ENTITLE Il HOLDER
FIRST-CLASS STEEL ~ENGRAVINGs HEREINAFTER
Of PREMIUMS, and Free Admission to the Galleries Of
PLACE.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-10
Foreign News.
Commercial.


NEW YoRK, July 9.-The following art
the lates by the Ssxonia:
LIVERPOOL, June Pep. M.-Sales of cot
ton for Monday and Tuesday, rs, 1000 bales
including $500 to spectators and exporters
The market was b1oyant, with az advance
of +@3d per pound, but closed with less
hrmness.
The Manchester market wal quiet.
Breadstufs-Flour quiet but firm wheat
firm corn less firm.
Provisious-Beef firm and upward, with
an advance of Is 6d@5s per barrel pork
firm, and advanced Is Sd per barrel bacon
firm lard very duh taIlow quiet and
steady; Sugar quiet and steady; coffee
quiet
Petroleum dull, Withsmall sales of refined
at Is 10dG2s. 7sl Eg
LoSDoN, June 26-Eve-Consols closed at
seq for money U. S. 5,20s,, 6466 44
Illinois Central, z4@754i Erie, Ss@S3t.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-10
Mexican News.

WASHINGTON, July S-The Idea Libersle,
of Puebla, June 9th, says that letters from
the United States are required TO be opened
and read at the postofRce by the persons to
whom they are addressed, in the presence
OF Maximilian's agents, who afterwards ex-
anime them. Matters considered objection
able are sent to the Imperial Commissary,
who submits them to the court martial for
such determination as may be thought by
them to be proper.
Letters received here from Vera Cruz,
under date Of the 25th of June, from a well
informed commercial house, state as fol-
lows;
There are many here who believe that
the French expedition will not be with
drawn, as announced, for the reason that
General Bszaine, who is protecting certain
commercial houses, who are importing
goods in his name without the payment of
duties, he being interested therein, is using
all his influence TO delay the departure of
the troops. 1t appears certain, however,
that arrang ements ave been made with the
transatlantic Company fer the transporta-
ton of the forces, ard that the first steamer
for that purpose is shortly expected.
The late measures of the Imperial govern
ment are very severe upon the commerce of
this port. The latest tax is in the shape of
a license which obliges each commercial
house to pay from one to three thousand
dollars per annum for the privilege of doing
business. r-
GALVESTON, July 7.-Caravsjal in his
proclamation in assuming command at Mat
amoras said l am happy to salute in peace
the hostile attitude exhibited on the side of
the miscrables who sustained the so-called
Mexican Emperor. He has disbanded, and
l admit to the maternal bosom the couu-
try of Hidalgo, Matamoras and others.
The Matamoras merchants were not i'm
prisoned, but sent hack by Escobedo with
the assurance that their captured property
would be satisfactorily adjusted.
The train at Rujanza canal had twenty
seven wagons, and Lanes forces left all and
escaped beyond firing distance by swim
ming the river.
Meiia's division left Bagdsd on the 25th
in two chartered steamers and three
s~chooners. conveyed by the French war
steamer Adonis.
All the Catholic clergymen were put in
prison at Matamoras, but were released the
next day by Carvajal, who agrees to con-
HIder them as On-oUmbatnnta-
The Union ticket was elected along the
Rio Grande, by a two-thirds vote.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-10

I PoLIcE CoURT.- Drunkenness = Patrick
Paul, Thomas Lewis, Frank L~indenwail,
Thomas Endee, John Murray Michael Lee
and John Dorm, eseh $Igaud costs Lizzie
Murphy costs Margaret Newman, nolled
Christian Myers, State law, S. and costs.
Nagraaey-Annie stannard, continued 10
The IIth.F fgs 30 .7c III - r-- =Er,ra
Violating Bathing ordinanee-Themas
Mack, James Gallagher, Pat Gallagher, Al
Hitch, John Lawler, Mike Lynch, Joseph
Molten and Frank Fox, costs.
Violating Swine Ordinance-Mary Kapp,
costs. PES
Disturbauce-Bridget Hustle and Ann
Monday, 81 and costs Max Goetz, Dennis
Eo'Hara and Andrew Kradge, each s. and
costs John Lacey and W. B. Harris, each
$40 and COSTS Michael Neal and Peier
Ward, each IS and costs Frank Insbaek,
81 and costs.
Violating State Liquor Law-Mary Wells
continued to the 18th.
Assaulting Oficer-David Molten, SIS and
costs.
Assault and Battery-John O'Mals, Stew
art OMAHA, Pat McNaman, Thomas Mona
man, Frank OMAHA, Hannah Briegins and
Sarah Mooney, costs John Worthy, s. and
costs John Benjamin, continued to the 18th.
Violating Bridge ordinance-Pat Gala
CHER, s. and costs.
Violating Street ordinance-J.E Z. Phelpa,
SO and costs Thomas Davis 81 and costs.
Petit Llrceny-Mrs, Beck, nolled.
Grand Larceny-Jacob Mathews, discon-
on payment of costs NJ sjor Wade
and Michael Q%uinlan, bound over to Court
Of Common Pleas.
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various Items.


New YORK, July o.2The thermomete
again reached 9s degrees yesterday.
Thirty-three cases Of -sunstroke were re
ported as occurring IN saturday, and, addi
tional to those before mentioned, twenty,
seven resulting in deaths.
Copious rains fell last night.
Nearly all the bar-rooms were open yes
terday, Superintendent of Police Kennedy
having issued orders to make no more ar
rests for violations of the excise law, the
constitutio nality of which will be deter
mined by the Court of Appeals.
Two deaths from cholera w~-A -Hr"-'~d
A collection was made in Beecher's
church yesterday for the relief of the Port.
land sufferers.
George Peabody arrived at Montreal Sat-
urday. He was warmly welcomed, but
waived q public reception. He will remain
in Canada about ten days, visiting various
points of interest.
Cholera.
A fatal case Of cholera was reported in
New York last evening also one in Brook
Ign.
FROM Porto Rico.
APOrto Rico letter says: The slave pop
ulation is fast diminishing by msnumis-
sion.
The sugar and coffee crops are not more
than half the average.
Arrived.
The steamers City OF Manchester from
Liverpool, Evening Star from New Orleans,
and New York from Aspinwall, have ar
rived. The New York brings San Fran
cisco dates to June 18th.
Death Of Senior LOzanO.
Senior Lozsno. Priyate Secretary tn Santa
Anna, died yesterday Of peritonitis.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-10

stationed at Port Principe wsslsent against
the insurgents to bring them to order.
A fight ensued, in which the Colonel was
killed and two others mortally wounded,
while three companies of theSPanish sol
diers went over to the insurgents. The lat
thus reinforced, and numbering now 1000
men, proceeded to the mountain region.
The moment this news was received in
Havana three steamers were dispst ched
with troops to the place of revolt, but before
they were fairly on their way,
the startling intelligence arrived that
five steamers with 2,66g troops on board,
made their appearance near Nueyitas, bear
ing tie Chilisn flag, tnd effected a landing
in the vicinity. All the disconnected there
upon proceeded to the place of oendezvovs,
and it was believed the revolt had its ram
iications throughout the whole Island
Among those who left Porto Principe
there were about 1000 negroes, who, it is
asserted, were armed by their owners tojoin
them as insurgents
The whole affair was looked upon as a
general revolution of the natives to free
themselves from the Spanish rule.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-10
The Opera House being offered as the First Premium

Thus securing an advantageous sale Of property, at its
which will at the same time promote the very object of
Art.
In acquiescence with this suggestion, THE CROSBY
formed upon the following plan
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-10
LORDER OF ISSUING CERTIFICATES OF MEMBERSHIP.

Fors5 one Share or rdaeatef Membership is ISSUED, and with It ON of the following beut-
m Steel Engringst I'll IT'LL WANDERER,E from the odGns by the eminent Artist,
Tas FEAD, EqioT GATHERING APPLES" q charming Rural ene from tn origins, BY
IJER0MET H0MPS0E, Esq
For $40 Two Shares or eihnt Meh sudW With which hsh holder receives the superb steel En-
gaungs Of h American auhor. " WARRINGTON IRVING n MS FRIEND A SUNNY
SIDE, from egr great National Painting by BARLEY &sCHUESSEL.
Fort 6, Three Shares or Certificates aets issued thw which THE holder receives tbec hanDg Ale
Fors2J Fors shares or Certificates aeh issued wtR which ashOHG receives the sPISvC h%%s
FngrNing,p printed in oobp,H and ISSUED exclWivdyb by the" Art Association" "AN MEkICA
AUTUMN%by the edsbntd ArttJ + ORoPsEYs Esq
For 80 Ten Shares rC rnhcshsA are hgueL with which tehe 6rr GeRsa choice ARTIST
PROOF ofster Of the hnowings subjects: WASHINGTON IRVING " HIS Blend AT
|SUNEYsIDEf" "CR0PsEYs RRICAH UTUhNy or "MEkCfsD "A
Ardsts Proofs are heM ely hti mpHonst kn from hep plates aeH limited in numhe,a each
one bMnR rtcmhedan and Jgei ~ the Artist making them rare andd desirable.
HorE-ThsP Plate of the Engraving having bans ecnrd by thea MocatOn oil them most liberal
terms they are enabled to offer Entirely new works at the lowest pubhBhuB rates Thus it's Bn
that urhaseso Certificates ndon receives toncet value Of hAr money in the ngrsyng'
butts secure in addition, share in the ward Of premiums and Access, without charge to the t1o
finest Ga1Ths of Pantn gsin teo country. r -t.i -+
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-10
sESUND.
There will be awar&d am0ngh the members as Premiums:
THE CROSBY OPERA HOUSE!
vaDUBU AT SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
AND
Three Hundred Choice and Valuable OIL PAINTINGS!

= BY ne hnt AmhanA Artists amngw which ae-
BIERDTADSTS Grat Painting, entitled THE 10 semitic VALLEY vaned az
. TWENTY THOUSAND D0LLARSt
A magnificent Landscape abutS by IL fetns z. Nov on Exhibition the Crosby Art Ganny
CROPSEYS Great Work, entitled AN AMERICAN AUTUMN" vhued at SIX THOUSAND
-H DOLLARS!
Engraving printed in Iy excudvay for ueA Association, was taken. Thhh nsv work is
on exhibition AT tho Gallery Of The Association at Jew York
CHUsSEL Great Nations Painting OF the Ameian Authors, entitled " WASHINGTON
IRVING AND HIS FRIENDS" valued at FIVE THOUSAND BeLLARsI -
Engraving Qobe hHuedt sharehdderO is ENGRAVED and is now exhliingb by the
+TFE Association at Cincinnati r..
HARRIS charming and celebrated Painting of American Scenery. entitled Z" WOODS IN
AUTUHN." vausat I'VE HoUsAND DoLLARsis zua--sar
CONSTANT MEYERS IbnudP Painting nnHd :" RECOGNITIONo valued at FIVE HoU
" , H-r DOLLARSI ET-e- n. rWf
A large utoreaIW rk-the Story of Battle Field. HRhCuts by u feet Now exhnHingb y the
sEE -EH0 IN Associations at st Lma2 L = HG
Boards Grat Western Lmscapee Untitled DEER ON THE PRAnRIE,1 vLuet 1t -FOUR
~ THOUSAND D0LLARSI r -E- r-vr-f
s Size huts feet 10 Nov ntsGT Crosby Art Gallery.
GGNoUXS magnificent Landscapes entitled :" PIN SCENERY - valued at THREE THOU
SAND DOLLARsI -a" ~
Also worksby the most eminent ArMsInt the country full Catalogues fw which viii sab be- issued
Tbs soenHd Gallery embracing specimens of mryM the leading Painters I'M hecounty and illus
nearly every Sced of AmhanA Art wills also comprise the entire private collection of Mr..
"DoUBLE TREAT" and SELECTING THE BRIDAL DRESS" Also
The Original LifeSize Bust of Abraham Lincoln, IRON Life, F.
in the ust CuEas htnarYM bLab BY L W vOLK, to which, @b been assigned place
in THE Worlds Exposition, be held PAsn 1871 Valued at Two ThowandD dhsl
- - Now ns exhibit at the Crosby Art Caller.
L has zenaousye uentedt otsp purchase of ths splendid work by the AadA-
trusting that the 1o to whom tshAnb awarded will consent to its being exhibited at the
In order that every mHdat hall sMfs tn holder 70 } premium in tsA warI, the Association
will in dHten to 1.-THE OF premiuus enumeaeda WMd to ewy member hos shall not have received
Of the same an engrNingof the OpGa House. -r
BT Toe enable tm public to Judge fol themselves of the gat merit of haeP Paintings the entire cE
hcon by far the largest md most valuable ever ofWedb any Art non will placed On exhibition
Les award takesp soe part, alternately the crosby G1lry, IN I'M Opera HoUa chicago
rec of hRe -r-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-10
General News.
From 81. DominEo.

NEw York, July 9.-Advice> from ST. Do
mingo Of the Esd ult. state that the1iberal
policy of the former administration toward
foreign enterprises will be continued. j.
The country is quiet except at seybo,
where Guillermo, one of Baez's guards,
headed a rebellion, which was expected to
be easily suelled. l- lE
- Revolt. r-r
BALTIMORE, July 9.-The Sun publishes an
account of a rumored revolt in Cubs, brought
by the captain of Steamer which arrived
from Havana the 4th inst A revolt ia said
to nave occurred at Porto Principe, the news
of which created intense excitement in
HaTana .a.s 10 A5H urrtIIloE .s1r.
The authorities at Havana paid
no 3 attention TO the rumors of
a revolt until the news came that . portion
of tbs population had declared for the in
adependenesso of Cuba and q separation from
the Spanish government On the LIST inst.
a military force consisting of FIVE companies
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-10
O H L, KUNNRWELL,

Practical Chemist,
febl:dAv:eom Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-10
y DR R.G00DALE'S
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AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
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III CLEANS the head, deodOriZes the breath, and
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II Is NOTED for curing the most hopeless osses
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No FORM o. Oatarrh or noise n the head can re.
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DR. GooDALE's Catsrrh Remedy is a harmless
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DE-. h. GooDAEB is known throughout the oouD-
try, as the Author Of the only True Theory Of Ca
tarrh ever pubhshed-Mode Of Trestnsnt-Gnd
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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-07-10

LIFE Boar HousE.-The Life Boat House
is to be built near the mouth of tho Cuya-
hoga, on the west side of it, and about
seventy ieet inland. It will be about 3Ox4e
feet, and will be fitted for occupation by a
family. Upon the top will be stationed an
alarm bell of 3%OO-pound weight, which will
give warning, and call to the spot the Life
Boat Club-not yOt organized-in case of
threatened or real danger. The boat itself
will be here in 8 couple of weeks.
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EGAL N0TICR.@Tbe defendants JOB

E6AL N0TIGE.-The defendants John
II B. Wilson, William A.. Wilson ard William B.
kauney, composing the firm Of Wilson n Co, Of
New York city, are hereby notified that on the 9Th
day of July, 1866, James Hyde and Samuel Fans
Ter, plaintiffs, Hlsd their petition in the Court of
Co Pleas within and for the county Of Guy
shoga. and State of Ohio, asking a Judgment in
their favor against said defendants, for the sum of
Sl690, IS, with interest from October l, 1865, on a
claim sold and assigned to plaintiffs by Newton O.
Fansler, for damages sustained by him by reason
OF the failure on the part Of said defendants to
fuldn q certain contract made with him by said
defendants, at Cleveland in said county, on or
about the ZUtu day OF AuCusr, 1900, Gvr the fHIe
and delivery to him OF fifty crates Of crockery, of
the kinds, and prices, and on the terms in Part
specified in a certain memorandum Of that date
made and signed By sid Wilson & Co q COPY Of
which me memorandum is attached to said petition.
The said petition further alleging that said
crates Of cCockSry were received from the manu-
facturors in England by said defendants, but in
violation of said contract, sold to parties other
than this said Newton o., without his knowledge
or consent, although he had at ell times been ready
to tulhD said contract on hie part.
Defendsnts are required to ans yer said petition
on the stb day Of September, 1866, or the same
will be taken as confessed.
WILEY & CAREY,
Cleveland, July I, 1850. Plfs Att'ys.
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