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Look out for Poisoned Necks.
AMERICAN WATCHES.
REASONS WHY THE
AM ERIC WATC n
Made at WALTHAM. MASS.

Is TIE BEST.
1t is made on the best principle. Its frame is
composed of SOLID PLATES. No jar can inter-
fere with the harmony of its working and no sud
den shock can damage its machinery. Every
piece is made and finished by machinery Gtself IA
nous for its novelty, as well as for its effective
ness) and is therefore properly made. The watch
S what all mechanism should b~e-ACCURATE,
SIMPLE, STRONG AND ECONOMICAL. Ex-
oept some high grades, too costly for general use,
foreign watches are chiefly made by women and
boys. Such watches are composed of several hun
dred pieces, screwed and riveted together, and re-
quire constant repairs to keep them in any kind Of
order. All persons who have carried 'ancres, -
Tepines'' and "English Patent Levers, - are per-
footly well aware of the truth Of this statement.
At the beginning Of cur enterprise, more than
ten years ago, it was our first object to make q
thoroughly good low priced watch for the million,
to take the place Of these foreign impositions-the
refuse Of foreign factories-which wore entirely
unsaleable at home and perfectly worthless every
where.
How well we have accomplished this may be I'M
derstood from the fact, that after so many years
of public trial, We now make MORE THAN HALF
oFALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED
STATES, and that no others have ever given suoh
universal satisfaction. While this department. Of
our business is continued with increased facilities
for perfect work, we are at present engaged in the
manufacture of watches Of the very HIGHEST
GRADE KNOWN TO CHCONOMETRY, ~unequAl-
led by anything hitherto made by ourselves, au
unsurpassed by anything made in the world. For
this purpose we have the amplest facilities. We
have erected an addition to our main buildings
expressly for this branch Of our business, and
have hIlodi it with the best workmen in our SER
vice. New machines and appliances have been
constructed, which perform their work with con
summate delicacy and exactness. The choicest
and most approved materials only are used and
We challenge comparison between this grade Of our
work and the finest imported thermometers. We
do not pretend to sell our watches for LESS MONEY
than foreign watches, but we do assert without
fear Of contradiction that for the same money our
product is inoomparsbly superior. Allour watches
of Whatever grade, arc fully warranted and this
warTsntee is good at all times against US or our
agents in all parts OF the world
CAUTION.-The public are cautioned to buy
only Of respectable dealers. All persons selling
coUnterfeits will be prosecuted.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
je29:lmDAW IS2 broadway. N. Y.
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The Fourth Of July I'm h City of
HRrfan
From New York.
Cholera.

SnOACEd
New York, July Is-The pleasant
weather of the past three days has had the
effect of prev enting any further increase of
the cholera in this city. The number of
confirmed cases Yesterday was fourteen, one
of them being found dead on Chambers
street. The epidemic is increasing on Gov
errors Island. There were two deaths yes
terday, and more han the usual number
Of cases. 1t appears that of the twenty
four cases on the Island, all were boys from
16 to 20 years old. Prompt measures have
been adopted for the suppression Of the ep-
idemic, and arrangements are being made
to supply the troops with better water than
they get now.
On Harris Island the cholera is severe. the
average being from twenty to thirty cases
daily, with a proportion of from fifteen TO
twenty deaths. Diarrhea prevails among
the officers and men to some extent, and the
greatest care is required to prevent it from
running into the cholera.
There were five new cases in BROOKLYN
yesterday, which were removed to the new
cholera hospital on the corner of Van Bruut
and Hamilton Avenue.
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BArHWG PoND. There is a splendid
bathing pond in the centre of Harbor street
splendid to those who are not at all choice
in the nature of their bath. ANY one of
frog-eating P~roclivities needs only TO catch
the vermis while bathing and satisfy his
palate. The City Council and Street Com
missioner are invited to pay it an early
viait-professionally, o eourse. People liv-
ing in the vicinity of this pond are IN
grateful enough to complain Of stencil and
miasm that arise from it.
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off Hearts Content. The people here are
apathetic about the cattle, and very few are
going TO Hearts Content this year. A tele-
graph office has been opened there.
The Great Eastern.
New YoRE, July 23.-The Great Eastern
may arrive at Hearts Content on Friday
next when the Associated Press will re-
eeive by telegraph early and full details of
the operations connected with the laying Of
the Atlantic Cable. Communication be-
tween New Foundland and Nova Scotia is
now made with a sailing yacht. A new
cable will be laid within four weeks.
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THE KING OF PIANos.-The Bradbury
Piano Forte. A most splendid assortment
inst received at the Great Western Rooms,
1875 Ontario street. Also a great variety of
other makes, together with stools, covers,
instruction books, &c, in great variety. See
advertisement on opposite page.
GEo. HAIL
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New TUe.-A splendid new tug, the
John H. Doyle, of Toledo" was in the
river yesterday morning, having arrivedlasi
evening from Buffalo in the wake of the
propeller Wabash, that was towing a dredge
from Buffalo to Toledo. The "John II.
Doyle" is new, neatly painted, and looked
like a queen among the sOoty tugs in the
river. Her officers are Captain Pstchin and
engineer Daniel Walsh. She is destined for
the dredge service at Toledo. This is the
tug that was towing the Fenians over at
Buffalo when the Michigan cut the tow-line
and captured them.
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POLICE CoURr-JuLY Esd, Is66-JuDGE
ABBEY PREsDISG.-The following cases
were adjudicated;
Drunk-Ed. D~ougheTty, John McCor-
mick, II. Steinbremer, fined 81 and costs
Peter Gabriel, William McCorcoran, John
Marshal, John McYay, John Coon, Patrick
Egan, James Melaney, Martin Febber, N.
Ackle, NJ. Ackle and Ed. Benjamin, fined
the costs William McGarron, nolled.
Vagrancy-Michael McCarty, Charles
Miller and John o'Brien, sent to the Work
house 30 days.
Carrying Concealed Weapons-Thomas
Hyer, case continued to the 9th, bail 500,
in default Of which sent to Jail.
Violating Health ordinance-Michael
lambert fined 81 and costs. He was gath
ering up swill in open vessels without per
mission from the Board of Health.
Violating Street Ordinance-Blank Davis,
fined the costs. He had left his horse united
on the street.
Lewd ehaviour-Georg Campbell, fined
50 and costs; Ted Humphrey, discharged.
Indecent Exposure-Mike Frank, fined
50 and costs.
Disturbsnce-Kate Donohue and Charles
Armstrong, costs; james Rollins, John
Ward and David O'Kief, fined each 50 and
costs Jehn Petra, fined IS and costs NJ.
Rutlcdge and John Williams, zach fined s.
and costs Jam Smith, fined S. and costs.
Lewd L~angusge-F. D. Everett, fined S.
and costs.
Violating Sunday Liquor Lsw-John
Dorset, fined $40 andeosts ;sP. Berry,, fined
the same.
Assault and Battery-Joseph Horning
fined 81 and costs.
Disturbing Meeting-P. Hester, case con.
tinued to the 25th inst, ..baiI,SlOO.
violating Market Ordinance-H..Percy
fined the costs.
Nuisance-M. L. Warning, continued L
the 35th R. WinslOw, discharged on pay
ment Of eests.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bound over 4
the Court of Common Pleas, bail $500.
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Executed din he pumt cnas saray Marble, BY ". V0LR, to which has bsnasAguda place
NOV on Exhibition the Crosby TT Gallery.
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ARREsTED.-A man named Monroe Ma
hew" hailing from Cleveland was arrested
in Buffalo on Friday last chaIged with being
an accomplice of a patent safe swindler.
he was fined $50 and in default Of payment
was sent to jail Ice days.
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r@wR DESIRE TO CALL AT

I'd WE DHoIhH To NaLb III
TENTION to the Saratoga I" Spring Water.
The analysis shows il to contain a large Per cent.
more medicinal mineral properties than the Con-
gress, Kissiugsn, Yiohy, or any other Spring
Water in the world. Its tonic, diuretie, and ca
thartic properties are wonderful, and invigorate
the system in a remarkable manner. We under
tand it is being kept BY the principal Druggists,
Hotels, aud Grooers. ~jeSs;sS4
E$rTHE BRIDAL CHAMBER.-An
Essay Of Warning and Instruoton FOR Young hen.
Also, new and rslieble treatment for Diseases Of
the Urinsry and Sexual Systems. Sent fres in
sealed envelopes. Address DR.. J. shliin Houghton,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. nv SRA.
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General News.

preparations 10 Receive the Atlantic
Cable.
81. JOHNS, n. B, July 2O@The weather
here is sll that could be desired BY the
friends of the Atlantic cable enterprise +;
very clear high winds Her Msjesty's ships
Niger and Lille left for Hearts Content this
morning, there to await the Great Eastern
of Trinity Bay. The steamer Stephenson
also lsft this morning 70 put down four buoyH
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Randall Will Be Confirmed Postmas-
ter General.
LOOKING FOR TIE CABLE.
Mexican News.
Discomfture of the ImperiaIIsfs.

DA'NOAAhNOEe VI TIC lDH1PEltiAstSs
NEW YoRK, July 2S.-The Herald's San
Francisco correspondence says the steamer
Continental arrived there on the oath uIt.,
from Mazatlan on the 18th, bringing a large
number of Imperialists, who are flying
from the wreck Of the Empire and seeking
that protection under the stars and stripes
which they find the demoralized forces I'M
der Macmillan unable to afford. The refu-
gees give a gloomy account Of the situation
of affairs in the western part of the Empire.
In Sonora all is violence, and disorder
reigns supreme, Sinaloa is completely in
vested by the Liberals under Corano, who
has q large and well armed force under his
command.
At every place south of Sinaloa where
the Imperialistg were in the ascendant the
Liberals are in arms and making Roadway.
The Americans in Mazatlan complain
bitterly of the scsnty protection afforded
them. There is not a government vessel
either at Mszatlsn or Guyamas.
The Fourth of July I'm The City of
Mexico.
The Herald's City of Mexico eoIrespon-
dence says the Fourth of July was duly eel
ebrated there by the citizens of the United
States. General j. B. Magruder, of the
rebel army,and Prince Salmsa,m formerly of
the United States army, paid their respects
TO the American consul during the day, to-
gether with quite a crowd of less distin-
guished individuals. The Declaration of
Independence was read by the Consul. The
memory of Washington was eulogized BY
Ex-Governor Reynolds, of Missouri, and
Msgruder responded to tine the toast of
The Army and Navy of the United States.
The memory of our martyred President was
received with distinguished honor by all.
the ex-rebels joining with marked respect
in lis Observance.
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~PHILOSOPHY OFMAKRIAt

to confirm this statement on cath, il requir,d.
ie2s:RIz STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG, Agents.
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WArcH THIEF.-Judge Abbey yesterday
bound over for trial at the Court Of
Common Pleas George B. signor, charged
with stealing a gold watch, valued at $40,
from the residence Of S. R. W. Clark, on the
corner of Ohio and Miami streets, on the
18th inst.
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~ Da R.C00DALE'S
n CkTRRRH
60 RE fsE Z 81 D.
AND MODE or TREATMENT Is
THE AGILE OF PERFECTION,


@IT PEgETkATzs the secret ambush OF this terrible
disease, and e~ztsrminates it, root and branch, for
ever.
Il REMOVES al tho wretonsd symptoms OF this
Iosthsone mSiady, and averts consumption.
Er CLEANS the head, deodoriZe5 the BREATH and
aEcris the most grateful relief
II ALLEyIATEs more agony and silezt suffering
than tongue caR tell
II is Norm for caring the most hopeless cases,
that every known means failed in
II Ours Hay, Rose snd Periodic eataTTh, Of the
most obstinate and violent types.
No FoRa OF Oatarrh OF noise u the head can r5-
sist it's penetrating power.
DE, GoopABs's Catsrrh Remedy is ? harmless
,fouid. inhaled from the palm Of the hand.
DR. R. GOODALB is known throughout the oo1n-
try. as the Author Of the only True Theory Of Ca
tarrh ever pubiished-Mode Of Treatment-snd
Rapid Cure in all its forms.
On. GooDALE's Pamphlet on Catarrh should be
read by every one. 1t can be obtained at cur near
est Agency, OF BY sending a postage stamp to our
Once.
Price 81 90. Send a stamp for pamphlet.
O. B. PARKER, Sole agent, 70 Bleeezer street,
Rev York.
sold by Q. ". CLARK, Cleveland. Ises:R5
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STAKES .WITHDRAwN.-The race which
was TO have come of on the Driving Park
this week between "Gen. Mcpherson" and
"Sir Walter" has been abandoned, and the
stakes withdrawn-owing to some disagree
ment as 10 the place Of the race
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RIDICULOUS R~UNoR.--It was rumored Sun
day that six cases Of cholera had Oo-
CURED in this city during the day. It is
needless to say that the umo was entirely
~unfounded. There can no good result from
such re~nresentations.
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MUsIU SrAND.-The new music stand on
the southwest corner of the Square is going
up and will be occupied by PapwOrth's
Band on Wednesday evening.
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GALLERY.-S. C. Brooks K Co. are building
a gallery in the First Presbyterian Church.
1t will be completed in about six week and
viii seat three hundred,
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m SEE IA

UH CROSBY, Esq:
DEAR sR we have been pleased tOtarnt atyo have decided Oa adopt the Art Union" PHn-
dpeh in Hcdb pohCnOf yar Opera House
While We should gsdt to NOV of yor success il mh an enterprise uabr any circumstances
it would add really to our satisfaction TO reflect that in acc0mpHsin your own wishes, you had
gHn additional npdust to the development Of aesthetic taste amongst u.s. That this would be only
ueu natural nT1td the distribution, a. proposed, Of large number OF hut classy Anungsa nden
craving, re have no mb- and couznuuhhs.h the pubHe on this fact as well as upon the no less i'm
prtmT 0en IA hey PssD four own we'll established fneTtya tsha0yg EAnnst hatt h
enterprise in be Gmy audhonGBy conducted With every wish that Won may sueasd,w care
dara Yours Very TUy,
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PRorFEssoa OF ELECTEorAFBy AND HzDiOSE-
Once u9SeReca street, a few doors from Superior,
CD staiTs, opposite City Hotel.
% bcurs from 10 y and trOmz 70 5octock
Daily fSrndavg erenptedD. iani "
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The House Committee on Foreign Affairs
have completed an elaborate report on the
subject Of the neutrality laws, and will, it
is understood, recommend a thorough re-
vision Of the statutes affecting our neutral
relations with other governments.
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DYEINc.
FREDERICK CYRIAX,

French and Fancy Steam Dye Works and Cleaning
Establishment, Belvidere Farm East Cleveland,
nd SO Seneca street.
0FTIcE-l0 Seneca street, Cleveland, O..
1 mean to make this the BEST DYE-H0UsE IN
tHE WEST, and sEall spare no effort to give salts
action.
/ call the especial attention Of Gentlemen to the
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF Cissnlnipe ~ Re-ssins Of DsJs-up asrp@Rts
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T E6AL K0TICK.-The defendants John
B. Wilson, William 3. Wilson ard William B.
Ranney, composing the firm of Wilson & Co., Of
New York city, are hereby notified that on the 9th
day Of July, 1866, James Hyde and Samuel Fans
Ter, plaintiffs, fled their petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas within and for the county Of Guy
ahoga, and State Of Ohio, asking a Judgment in
their favor against said defendants, for the sum Of
$3.50, rs, with interest from October l, 1866, on q
claim sold and assigned to plaintiffs by Newton o.
FansIer, for damages sustained by him by reason
Of the failure on the part Of said defendants to
fulfill q certsin contract made with him by said
defendants, at Cleveland in said county, on or
about the 10th day of August, 1865, for the Eale
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 s Co., a copy Of
which memorandum is attached 70 said petition.
The said petition further alleging that said
crates Of crocksry were received from the manu-
facturers in England by said DEFENDANTS, but in
violation Of said contract, sold to parties other
than the said Newton o., without his knowledge
or consent, although he had at all times been ready
to fuIhu said contract on his part.
Defendants are required to answer said petition
on toe sth day Of September, 1866, or the same
will be taken as confessed.
WILEY 4 CAREY,
Cleveland, July 7, 1856. Plrds Att'ys.
july7.34oD&W
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M An. MSURICEAU,

III - NJ III
Professor of Diseases OF women,
has been in extensive and successful practice Tor
upwards Of thirty years at his present omce-a
fact that speaks for itself-and is known to thou
II LIZ. ~ AhnnntLnr nj
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FoH CHIoAeo.-On Tuesday morning at
IOl o'clock the n. T. Co.'S boat City of New
York leaves for Chicago and intermediate
ports.
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PETITION FOR CoMNUrATIcS.-A petition
has commenced circulating in this city for
signers, praying Governor Cox to commute
the sentence of Mcconnell to imprisonment
for life.
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RoBBERY.-Two gay and festive young
men took two of "Cal. Green's" Cyprians on
drive to Rocky River on Sunday. On their
way back 4 of the young men deserted
the company and the demi-reps, Mollie
Frank and Kate Williams, stole from the
remaining festive young man $40. He dis
covered his loss and drove up to the West
Side Station House and delivered the rob
bers 10 the police. Search was made and
the money was found secreted on their per-
sons modesty forbids mentioning where.
They were yesterday morning bound over
for trial at the Common Pleas Court on a
charge of grand larceny.
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CITY NEWS.

TUESDAY, JULY q. 1856.
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Southern News.
Fire

AAN
LoUIsvILLE, KY, July 25.-The Nashvill,
specials record a fire at midnight, damaging
Louis Wells dry goods stock $4,000, Berry
Demoville d Wharton's drug store 81 eco
During the progress of the fire the incen'
diaries kindled another in the build.
ing formerly owned by the Gov
ernment, but which is now occupied by
Mowitt & Co., stored with harness, saddles
Poper and oils. The loss is estimvted al
from SIS, 1000 TO $500 Insured for $4,000
in he Home Company, n. Y, and the Pnoe-
nix, Hartford. The man discovered the
frs was elected from the premises, and the
ince ndiaries poured a barrel or oil on the
flames.
Struck a Snag.
MEMPHIS, July 23.-Two boats of the Mis-
sissippi Valley Transportation Compeny,
with four barges of grain and produce,
bound from St. Louis to New Orleans, struck
a snsg at Herd Island yesterday, and sunk
out of sight, carrying down two bargcs.
Loss unknown.
Sailed and Arrived.
NEW ORLEANS, July 23.-Sailed the Sheri-
dan, for New York. Arrived the steamer
Merrimac from New York, steam tug Lone
Star, the despatch and tender boatofthe New
York Mail Steamship Co, was struck amid
carrying away all her starboard, ard
sunk fourteen feet under water by the
Hewes, of The Texas line. Loss
at $4,000. No insurance. The col
occurred at South West Pass.
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ORDINANCES

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN tn tit is deemed necessary BY the Council
ofthe Incorporated village Of Berear to grade Front
street, in said village, between Bridge street and
the north line Of the Union School House lot, 70
as to raise the present grade, At the intersection Of
said street, with Bridge street, (2) two feet, and
lower the came eighteen inches at a point two
hundred snd thirty feet souta Of said intersection,
aud making the grade uniform 10 the said Union
School House lot.
An D rsons .laiming damages By reason Of such
grading, are hereby nOtitedthit they are required
to file their claims in writing with the Recorder
of said vii age, within two ~ weeks after the 18th
day Of August, 1896, or be forever barred from
filing any claim or receiving any damages therefor.
DAVID R. WATSON, Recorder.
July 70, 1856. jy2I s8s-4t-ltw-D
AN ORDINANCE-To provide for
IA the construction OF a sidewalk on the east
side Of Beach street, in the incorporated village Of
Rerea.
SIC. 1. Be IL ordained by the Council OF the in.
oorporated village Of Berea, that each and every
owner of lets or lands Rbutting on the east side OF
Beach street, from the BsglT Bead to the north
line OF lot owned by Thomas Kelly's heirs, shall
construct or cause 10 be constructed under the su-
pervision Of the committee On streets, on or before
the first day Of september, A d. 1850, a good and
suhstantisl sidewalk, Of good Tagging, not less
than four feet vido, the outer edge TO be six feet
from front oflot. The whole to be done to the &C
~ceptanca Of the Council.
SEC 2. II said owner or owners shall fail to
comply WIN the PROVISIONS u " I cNAtl .
this ordinance within the time specified in said
section, the said Council shalt cause the said side
walk 10 be constructed, aud the expense Of said
construction shah DO assessed on said lot or lots
Of Land.
This ordinance shall take effect on and after
its passage.
Passed May l4th, 1856.
JOHN BALDWIN, Mayor.
D. R. W&Fsos, Recorder. ty2tS8s
AN ORDINANCE-For the extension
IA Of Center street, in the Incorporated village
Of Berea.
SEC. l. Be it ordA ned by the Council Of the in
corporated village of Bsrea, that Center street
in said village Of Berea, be and is hereby extended
from its previous terminus to the east street Of
said village.
Src. ,. Be it ordained that Hancock sley be
included in said e1tention Of said street, and thst
the south line Of said Hancock alley be the south
line Of said street.
SEC. 3. said Center street to be fifty fs wide on
said extension.
sac. 4. This ordinance to take effect on and
after its passage.
Passed July 18th, 1896.
JOHN BALDwIS, Mayor.
D. &. WNrsoS, Recorder. jy21.SSs
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RIsrNe.1The walls Of the new Bank, near
the postofice are about ten feet high, and
are rising.