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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-05

III I I EN- NUUIFKS,~JUS rpCCIVDU and
sBfor sale at very low price, new stvle Of block tin
Butter Cooler, which will only serve purpose of
hardening Butter, but it proves to be a desirable
nent for the table Apply to ALFRED H. REP,
At the HOusekeepers Emporium,
iySI.dtf Raj
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-17

The cholera had made its appearance at St. Pc.
tersbureh.
fire had almost entirely destroyed the ship
ping at Helsingford.
TURKEY.-It is announced that the Turkish gov.
ernment had made ample satisfaction for the at
tack on Mr.. Won Blanque, the British Consul Cen
eral at Belgrade. The regiment TO which the sol
der who made the attack belonged, has beer.
withdrawn and the soldier and his officers sent to
COnstaniinople sor trial
The Pasha had per Onally expressed the regret
Of the Porte to the Consul and ordered salutes 10
be fired in honor Of the British Consul. 1t was
stated that Fuad Pasha had communicated a tele-
graphic despatch 10 the Minister Of Foreign AZ
fairs at France, giving fresh assurance that the
troops sent to Herzegevive were not intended to
act against the AOntenegrians and that in no case
should that country be invaded by the Turks
The Montenegrian frontier commission meets st
Kagussa in the middle ofJuly.
GREEcE--rhe liberal custom tariff sdOpted bv
the Greek government exempts machines and i'm
plements for agricultural purposes from all duty on
importstons.
The Greek government has placed its subjects
resident in Canada under the protection Of the
French Admiralty.
Cape of Good Hope dates are of May 81 A
fierce struggle was going on between SONS Of the
frontier tribes.
DR. Livingston had met an enthusiastic welcome.
His expedition had left for Hamburg
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THE TELEGRAPH SQUADRON


BOsToN, July l6-
Through the kindness Of Capt Joseph Cummins,
OF the ship Alice Monroe, from Liverpool, arrived
off this port. We have received the following:
At sea, Sunday, June 18th, 1858, Lat 50 deg. 5
min. north, Lon. 80 deg Is min west, wind light,
weather hazy, saw two ships heading 10 the esst-
ward; on looking with glass found them to be the
U. s. steam frigafe Niagara aud her najesty's ship
Gorgon, Of the telegraph squ3 iron, and Is they
were lying still at once tccked ship and stood
towards them at II A. NJ, and was boarded by Cy-
rus W. Field, Esq. and Lieutenant from the Mag
ara from whom we received Letter beg 31d the
following communication viz
That the squs 1rIn had experienced very bel
weather from is leaving pOTt and was sixteen days
In reaching IFS destination, and lhatthey had made
two unsuccessful attempts TO lag the cable. On the
second attempt, the 26th, they succeeded in laying
upwards Of forty miles, aud were going along fue-
ly, when the communication suddenly cea-ed at
1855, Sunday morning, the 9th day Of June.
The ships then returned 70 the staring point, end
were UaitiHs foI Jne return of the Agamemnon
and Yalorous. and as soon es they mel, a splice
would be male, and another attempt be de to
lay the cable.
We lost sight OF the Niagara at 33O ?. NJ, andies
the fog set in soon aterI do no think the squadron
met before the zslh. The weather since for some
days has been foggy and unsettled.
Mr.. Field seemed in good apirits, and felt conf
dent that they should yet succeed in laying the ca
bic.
The stormy weather had intsrfered mach with
the success Ofthe enterprise. One Of the ships had
sustainee slight injury, coal bnnker breaking
loose, by which one sailor had his legIbrOken, and
another his arm.
All was well on board the Niagara. Her ma
ehinery worked well, and the ship performed well.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-17
FROM THE WEST.

ST. LOUIS Inlg ic-
Letters from Font Kearney, June 18th, say Gen
Harney's headquarters has been encamped there
six days in expectation of the arrival Of new in
,tructions from the War Department. A teamster
had been tried and acquitted on charge Of melting
his companions TO rob Capt. Handbook Of hfty
thousand dollars under his charge for meeting in
cidental expenses. Cols. May and Morrison had
passed Fort Kearney, The latter gave Harvey his
first salute as Brigadier General A postscript to
letter says tn Express, arrived but brings no ad
vices from Washington We shall resume our
march tomorrow.
Independence mail dates to tine 18th ult arrived
News unimpOrtant. A difficulty occurred, grow
ing out of istence Of Indians in driving horses
and cattle upon hay ground known as Errel Camp,
near Fort Defiance. Maj. Brooks had been obliged
to send 4 Company Of soldiers 10 drive the herds
on and protect the grounds from encroachment.-
Several cattle and pOneys were killed by abe sol
diers, aand a skirmsh occurred between the troops
and the Indians, but none Of either party were
killed or wounded.
Our dispatches from Leavenworth 18th, per L
S. Express 10 BOOnville, and say Express arrived
to-day from Gen. Harney, who was on the sixth
encamped seventy-fve miles beyond Fort kear-
ney. Col. MOnroe's column was beyond South
fork Of the Platte.
Col. May was q short distance in rear Of head
quarters. All columns and in splendid condition.
A despatch dated Nebraska City 5th, says trains
just arrived from Kearney, report that officers II
Fort had received intelligence that Gen. johnson
had entered salt Lake City with troops.
| This probably mistake.
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FOREIGN news.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
HALIFA1, July 10.

AAALAE 49, eAtl Ao-
The Royal Mail steamship Canada, Capt Long,
left Liverpool at noon the Sd inst, and ARR we'd
at Halifax Ut $50 A NJ. on Friday, the 10th, hav-
ing been detained IS hours by fog Of Halifax har-
Dor.
The commercial advices BY the Canada, and the
main points of the news were published Tuesday
morning via Cape r zee.
The British revenue returns for the year ending
the Both of June; show decrease OF over i've MIL
lion sterling.
The Judicial Committee of the previous council
has affirmed the decision oi the Lower Court hold
ing the steamer North Ame lean liable for dam
ages in her collision with the American ship Lean
der.
The demand for money in the London market on
Friday was very active, and full rates were OBJ
tanned
The Canada experienced strong westerly winds
during the entire passage. She reports having
seen nothing Of the Telegraph feet Full details
Of her news will be received in season for toInor-
row mornings edition.
The r. n. steamship Arabia, from Boston, has
arrived in the haTbOr, but can't cone 70 the dock
until the Canada leaves. The Arabia will prOba-
bly sail for Liverpool about 2 P. n.
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nExICAN NEWS.

NV I OK July TO.
The New Orleans papers Of Thursday contain
details of Mexican news.
The earthquake in the valley Of Mexico on the
18th Of June was very disastrous.
The loss in the City Of Mexi:O alone IS esti-
mated at five or six million dollars. Churches,
theatres, acqueduets, converts, railroads, &c,
were damaged or entirely demolished Villages
along the valley were all more or less injured
The country seat OF Gen. Gadsden. late the Ameri-
can Minister, was almost entirely demolished
Five hundred lives were lost.
Gen OsOlos, Of the government forces, died at
san Luis on the 18th
GuansjuatO had been captured. and sacked by
the COnstitutiOnalist troops.
The vOmitO was making fearful rayages among
the troops
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-17

Ist Cotton Is used as II Is purehased-on spools
without rs-winding saving time, trouble and
waste.
ID. The trouble ana perPlsxity of filing shut
tie, las in other machines is in this avoided;
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. III very simple yet strOngin construction,
easily learned and kept in order, End does not re-
quirs to be taken apart to be oiled
zth. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ular, and viii not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
sth. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine snbroiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the saIesrOOm of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
the services Of lady and the use Of amachine
can be obtained by fhe day in families, by calling
at the room Of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,5Oper day.
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
EOrthrOp spanglers Block,
uhs0dsm:lss Superior st., up stAirs.
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FROM NEW YORk.

NEw YORK, July Is.
Further particulars make it appear that only five
were killed BY the accident on the Erie Road
Lewis Lay and wife, Of New Orleans, reported
killed, are only slightly injured, and Mr. and Mrs.
Brown from Tioga Valley, also reported killed in
the first despatch, are living but badly hurt Each
Of these couple bal child killed; John W. Beals
Boston is only slightly injured. He returned TO
this city to day. Nearly all Of the passengers who
were able proceeded on their passage westward
this morning.
SIX companies Of recruits for the Pacific army
will be despatched on the 10th in the St. Louis,
which IS TO depart on that day for AspinwaH
The Blount affair is settled. Mrs Blount and
daughter viii return home
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-17
ANOTHER RAILROAD ACCIDEN
New YoRr Julv Is

When the l-2 express train last evening from
this city, on the Erie RairOad,was at Shin Hollow,
Just this side of POrt Jarvis, rail gave way, and
two hind cars were thrown down an embankment
thirty feet. Nine passengers were killed Mr.. and
Mrs. Brown and son, of TiOga Valley, Lewis sary,
wife and child, OF New Orleans, Mrs. Adam Ray,
VIM. Childer, boy, aud Il. Wood
FOrty-seyen were wounded, including J. w
Brails, Rev J. Palmer Mr.Wallace. Of Boston; W
Raise, 2s5 Sd St, John Nally, n. Y; ID N. Seeley
c. F. Burden, n. H. Barnard, Newark d. Bagret
Cleveland, thigh broken; Adam Reary, N. Y; W.
Horton, badly; J. N Bea's, Boston; L F. Howell
Meadville, Pa; W. R. Childer, n. Y; z. Is. SWarz,
B. Hobart Miss Baker, Buffalo; J. s. Hill. J. Silver,
Canada; NJ. Conkling, ILL.,; J. Brush, n Y; Hiram
Smith. J. L. Day, 5. Dunham, Iowa Mrs X. J.
Crosby, F. r.; J. E White do. Miss Hannah, F
Bradford. do; Mrs Eastman and ehildren, do; J.
R Motto. c. Murray, L. W. Gill, Ohio.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

AahAN"AoN1 euAJ to-
1t il said Gen. Scott has issued preparatory or
ders for all the available troops on the Atlantic sea
board 10 be 10 rea1iness to reinforce the army IN
Washington Territory. A det3chment will leave
New York, for Aspinwall on the steamer of the
Goth.
The War Department It IS sail had issued in
structions 10 our Minister atMexico not to abandon
his post under any circumstances, but TO enter a
protest against ali improper acts Of the Mexican
government towards America si,i-s-e- -
The Con-+ Martial in Commander Boutwells 5
case, sentenced him to dismissal The President
approves the finding, but has mitigated the sen
tence TO five years suspension from duty.
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lDbpsifialls & 5nrqeoms,
ID MORTON MI D -Pbvsonstb;

p MORTON, NJ. D.,-Physopathic
lsor Eclectic Physician and Surgeon Pl fessr Mid
wlisry and Diseases Of Women and Chilnren DR. NOR
TON having located himself IN is place. ready
tend 10 all calls bis Profession either Al his once
llsI pIleale aNelnss Dr 1i aiscards all rosons of
every desrpon either mineral animal or vegetable aud
never reduces his pafeats them but removes
the Distractions stimulates and tones up th9 system By
Those aci is wiik diseases Of the Liver Lungs Kid
neys spleen NeuT7lsa ID Inaioa, Rhaumstis tsither
Acute Or Chronic ls o. A2petite Derangement the
stomach Goa tpaon q he Blgels Bilios Affections
Impuies he Blood OF any Chrome OF loaE ssandns
diseases diseases peculiar 20 the female sex such sup
preston roapsus Ulsria, Hanorihage Sc request
adapted TO Diseases ofChildren-
Dr. d. hes also safe and failing remedy for
Fever and Ague Cholera Chosrs-Nforhus and
Darnoea Cole, Cri Jaw, Fits and Spasms treat
~ DIM salso prepared treat successfully FEvERS
Of the various types together with all other form Of
facts deducted from ezrs on the Reform or
New school System Prtico, aud thorough reading
graduate from the oh and nsW schools Of Medicine.
DF M MI keeg eens;sntly On hand and for sale al
linctares and srups such usually sept Botanic
Indian Remedies and large number of Com pounds pre-
pared By himself Remedial Ageuts eous which are
he ioloVins via; Compound sSrup OF The Wsnderins
MIX Weed sovereign remedy Tor the Dyspepsia Piles
kc Ani-B lous Pills exclusively Tor tne LIVER Sanaye
Weak S1rand nfsmed Eyes; Csnker Medicine, for Ian
ksEor Caosl Sore-Aiouih CERTAIN and sBees cure Ir
Ms Balsam % villa Cherry for Coushs Colds RTou.as
Co1sumuti0u and all DISEASES Of the Lungs. hunafi
Linlment Pam killer. superior artiee 20 % now IN
use f0T internal external appcaens Svereif Rem
edy for the Choiera, Mothers Cordial or FEMALE Frisnd
and other articles too nEusrous 10 moi ton
u n b. Particular Atfcnfioa Willie uajd in treat
ing All 90 Chrouc and Private Diseases cleanse the
the dead. but he does claim that he can Ts A cu
able Diseases and nanE thar considered incurahle
9, u5ss 10 lS Lsssia 81 Residence, No 10 Church
- P. 5. Dr. M would ssy that he can give One SIN
dent good chance IN his oarete red leiiciss and t.
vaI10ns hrlnches- ap'erdlN SinsyEr Juiy1s 10 -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-17

THE ORIGINAL AND BEsr N THE WORLD
All osrs i'm taiions and should be avoided II
you wishtO escape Fidicule.
GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly u a
beautiful and Natural Drown Black without the least
njuiy 70 Hair on skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have heen
awarded 10 Wa Bachelor since 1859 and So 90
applications have beeu made the Hair Of his patrons OF
ms famous Dye
VIVA BACHELORS S HAIR DYE produces color
be distinguished from mature. and WARRANTED
niureia the least however long l. be cOntin-
ued 4ai the IN effects Bad remedied the Hair in
vgoTafed for liie b. ihis spleadid Dge-
Xsde sod applied in priVaie roosl Il the Wig Fac
l33 Broadway, n. Y.
@ The Genuine has the and address upon steel
engraving on four sides OF each Box, Of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR.
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Real estate Anents.
.O, EORSALE-

FOR SALE.-Vacant Lots-On Hud-
s4S SaFaen seosiiie and Maple Ss Some vsry de-
STEAM SAW MILE n.Iesby ii z from he r,i,v
seoa9Y Station VITA large txO story dwelling and
GRISr MILL-wATER PowER-wah great fan
sonei good dam and baidings and mschiasr- IN ~ -od
LAKE sr-Nssr the Car Shops one and a-haIf story
koaa Good sol One and a-half story frame house harm
f'lI1s FaIs s6TT s sE P iSs.s, SsEs ,,,,,,
3mes from The Court House. Seventeen scrss of IaS
suos SOIL aud we'll cultivated with nice cottage hons-
aeiss Timber viii sell very low and receive nav IN
eQlsld .Iahle part IN other good properly - -
a farm or w stern lands -0'-ise ioi
MlsSoNSlN5A large anoaGt Of lands we'll situated to
'or gods Ofv1riOus kiacs good CITY Dsoperv
IN DAh SI-Ne@r PsrryA vacant lot. l05 Il fr0nf-to
ss Or exchange for snail house and lot near Superior
wARRENSvILLE-I22 Acres near the center. with
~ 0Ss & &9an' oreaard, Seto exchange for good
j1l3 ROUSE JENNINGS. 50 syD.rior 6,
E'OR SALE OR NGE-
n GRIST AND SAW ATILL-Water P51-er ~ 1b,,rd
9nce o. u 90 miles by Railr0a. IRON CevslseJ near
VII sebsns IN III ae 9 hYS = a9lns good Business
= ~ RES-Near he Lake Short niles h~n Eu .lid
sds and l! acres imber- viii take Western lands "a
STONE DWELLING LoT-wen located in a desira-
1S p I q N, Jne Slts to exchange Tor small iarm.
e yalet OF frut trees and gzDe vines eIcaane for
i@s SHARES CLEVELAND IRON MINING COM
~ SipCh nj leaht Lots exch1nge fsr a small
city - inc
AT EUCLID STATION % acres Of Iaud-soil bl,rk
nay loaini under nne cultivation with fundance 0f
e5i'e Irait and some timber two dwellings, barns
lha heNsI1tailias sprlns Of water and acres Of
m e 2 n or te StatiO1- rich lolny soil To exrhaass
Tor a good improved firm. Also
20 ACRES IN WILLOUGHBY-C)n The LII Sb,r. -
cunsidersfle fruit - 7-N1--o VI "a'ei AAd
HI RON CO-Fsrm OF 10 acres IL mile eroB, r p
Statieni god new house and hlrn orchard ~ we'll
property - '-oi
FOR RENT story Dwelling House on Lake st-SgG
do Rorrsrs1S-1 ss -1r.S yISGGS,. 'i'''
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WASHINGTON ITEMS

WAsHISsT5N, July IS.
A semi-Ofieial letter from New Grenada is that
in accordance the law having in view the better
security of passengers over the Isthmus Railroad,
and in other respects TO promote their comfort,
the President Of thu Republic has appointed J.
NJ Hurtado superintendent, with ample power for
the fuiment Of the trust.
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5prfial Notifrs.
HORSE TANNING.

The Great Secret OHt at LGsf!i
All the sEcEETs OF RaEie, and oheT celebrted Horse
TaHers BY which many uagOyernabe, vicious and,
5auky horses made the valuable Of their species
and the method breaking COLTS sent b. mail post
paid on the receipt Of Two Dollars Address,
Box 6s- wN RAaIE'S AGENT Cleveland, o.
e The book which send contains all the inf5mation
tat be obtained from a1y source and the that
i practccd b7 J. s RARE and sod n Book form b. his
Agents from thres 70 ten dollars ard boud required
Of $50 10 keep the secrets. iuls.d&w2;lss
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expense was met and settled, 90 that no one
was taxed or troubled with debt and dunning.
Such was the day and the manner Of the
plymouth Congregational Church Sabbath
School, July Is, 1858. A day and gathering
long to be remembered and blessed by the little
and the great, the old and the young, the rich
and the poor, Pastor and Superintendent, Dea-
cons and Teachers, Children and Parents, Com
mittees, Speakers and the few Istrangsrs that
were privileged to participate in its joyous and
instructive festivities. And when they shall
meet again for such purpOse-may we be there
to see
The following we:e the toasts:
LIST. Home and the Sabbath Sehool-Twin
beacon lights on the promontory of memory, to
guide the tempest tossed aariner to the haven
Of eternal rest. Ever keep them trimmed and
burning
Response by Rev. Mr.. Brewster.
Robert Raikes-The founder of Sunday
Schools. Nay his patient zeal and fervent aP-
plicatiOn inspire both teacher and scholar to the
better performance Oftbeir duties.
Response by Rev. Mr.. Barber
The Missionary Ship Morning Star" built
and equipped by the contributions of Sunday
School scholars; may it still be sailing on its
mission of comfort when the last living contrib
Gtor shall prepare to meet the God on High.
Response by VIM. Dewitt
The Ladies
Response by E. P. Ingersoll.
The sublime watchword for YounO America
for all coming time-"Stand up for Jesus"
Response by S. P. Churchill.
Our Superintendent.
Response by S n. Pitkin.
Our Pastor.
By Rev. ] c. White.
Rev Mr. Brewster offered the following
toast, which was responded to by three hearty
cheers:
Freedom, Temperance and Religion, one and
inseparable! -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-17

New BRICK CHURCH CORNER or IRWIN AND
Orange SrREETs.--The religious society know
by the appeIlation of Bible Christians have sold
their small frame building that stood on rented
land on Orange street, and had the same re-
moved to No. 252 Kinsman street, where the
society will continue worship as usual until
their new building is completed; and they have
purchased of George Beck, Esq, an elegant
building lot at the corner of Irwin and Orange
streets, on which they have commenced the
erection of a substantial church. This edifce
is to be of the following dimensions 80 feet
front by 65 deep, exterior walls thirty-two feet
in hight, capped with neat heavy brick cor
nice This building is to be enclosed with q
self supporting roof covered with slate. The
The foundation wall is built of rough dressed
sand stone, and the superstIucture is to be CON-
posed of brick The basement story is ten feet
high between floors, and the audience room
above it is twenty-five feet in hight. This
property will cost the society s4,50O, and they
contemplate having the church ready for re-
ceiving its internal fixtures and finish next No
Vember.
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III H sOLOMONSON.

PRACTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcANl
Keeps the largest assortment OF the most approved kinds o
SPECTACLES AIlhis glasses whether for GEAR OF far
sighted ground under his inspection By machine
~ construction with the greatest care, SO as 10
suit eyes al cases curing weakness DszsinssS or
Iaauzlioa Of Eyes, and mpariing strength ior one
reading fns sewing
u N II. S0lomoason would here inform the public
that he employs any the sale Of his lenses
q Also. splendid assortment Of SPY CLASSES. MI
CROSCoPEs, COAIPASSES. sc key on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
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The FEMALE MEDIC IL PRECEPTOR
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN
By Cornelius l.. Cheesman,
NEW YORK CITY.

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NEW YORK CITY
An INSTRUCTOR, A GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
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the obscranf reader be- great extent, her ply
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THIS book Is available the understanding OF the
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This work also prescriptions used BY the doctor
hs practice for the positive OF ScrgfHoEs Eru
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Tins book viii be sent By mail free Of POSTAGE the
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j. B. Barnes d Co., PrOprietors of the CleVe
laai Plgmliag works, Arwatsr Bl0ek are prepared
with rse force Of experienced Workmen doing every
essrstla Of Plu nhing the most thorough manner,
he scientific plans, reasonable terms, and short
notice. Large stocks Of Fountains Of different sfyles and
izes Bathing Tabs nf iron and wood. lned with
innsd-copper steam heaters lead AID galvanized iron
pines. Leather and lndia Rubber Hose, every deScp
H aud Plated Cocks. including the Paea Selclos
NJ Cocs recently introduced WASH BOWS. and all kds
fWater Works Fixtures kept constantly on hand Al
work .Wsrrauted. m2s-dk kwtf-
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WIGS +! WIGS 7! WIGS! /

BATCHELOR'S WIGS AND TOUPEES surIass all.
They aru elegant, light, easy and durable
Fitting 70 a carm-no turning up behind-nO shrinking
The head. indeed, this Is the Oay Is abshment where
these things are properly unGerS o, and made.
233 Broalway, New York
.r9rlSy-emqll " FISKE Clevelasd Ohio Agent