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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-02

New YoRK, June l.
The steamer Harmonic from Hamburg via South
ampton. arriyel here to-day, with London dates TO
May 18th.
The Canada arrived out on the 18th.
Nothing important done in Parliament.
The debate on the Indian bill was resumed m the
Commons, but no action had been taken up 10 the
18th.
Telegraph dispatches from Bombay received
from Malta, state that Azinghur was relieved on
the 18th OF April by Gen Lugard, with bat trining
loss.
Gen. Seaton defeated the rebels near Futtingheer'
killing and wounding 800 and capturing their guns
and ammunition.
A body Of rebels in the MaltpOFa mountains had
also been defeated large body Of rebels had also
been defeated in the SampOre hills and five hun
dred captured. British loss severe, including i've
officers.
Gen. Rose had delayed his advance upon Calpee
in consequence of a threatened demonstration OF
the rebels upon Jharca.
A Vienna despatch SAYS the Montenegrians had
attacked the Turks near GrahayOO and nearly an
initiated their whole force, killing their command
er Knmel Pascha, and capturing al their guns
The MOntenegrians lost two hundred killed AID
wounded The Turks numbered 7OOOi the Monte
negrians 5000
The London Times says Tumors are prevalent 10
political circles, concerning the intentions OF
France towards Belgium and that AZ Brussels the
prospect OF EEtuCa AnNA-loAi Ne7 NoP
Ofdiseassion.
The Cologne Gazette saws that the f0rtifeatiOns
az qGnigsbnTg are % be considerably strengthen
ed and Is additional forts to erected at Spar
dam.
The chip Phoenix from Mobile arrived at LiY-
erpool May lTth. with the crew and passengers OF
the ship Grand Duchess, Of Boston, which was
burnt al sea on the llIh.
The Grand Duchess was from New York bound
f,r LiyerpOol. aud when discovered Was in a most
critical condition. Her passengers and crew
were all saved. Vessel and cargo total loss.
Three vessels had arrived at London from Aus
tralia, on the l7lh, bringing 100000 ounces Of
gold.
key and Montenegro.
LIVERPOOL AIARKETS-The sales Of Cotton for
day eu0 bales, % Which specuaio TOOK co. and
lie fiir and lower qualities had declined "a while III.
HddlIng delc1t toas were unchanged aIa scarce and
he sdvoes from lIanehosierare favorable The mlrke
'sS itea4s ID MarEel-AIessru Richardson spence C
that The weather had been quite favorable Tor ths
fisqr-DuII; western canal 2lsS2lsSj Phil Bait z,
O3 OfSiSi 61t adv; red 6; white -sa7sid
CoFn-QneI and 81 lower; white IS and yellow 3isa
Bsef-DuT.
P0rk-Steady.
Bacgn-FIrna bet quiet.
Talos-slow of bat pTcos unalterod; sales 81
sugar-SteaIs
loiise ,gd Rice-Qu.et.
LONDON -Breads,uGs market steady and
Sasar-Frnn with slight improveaea. IN the better
gu1tles; ir the inferior tres quotations. were lsrelJ
C5aes-Fhm with an aveIago business without quOsabls
R.es-ouie,
Tsll0w-DaIl al sssG53-6l.
Al the 9 slles te biddings were spirited and previous
raics Were fully sustained.
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SLAVE EXCITEnIENT.

T u HN9I1Oh"FII a. lI1II u
The schooner Keriah, Of Wilmington, Del,
Capt. Baylis, cleared from this port on Saturday
night; since then several slaves have been found
missing, =nd steamer was sent to overhaul the
Keziah, which she did below City Point Five
slaves were found On board. The captain, crew
and slaves were brought back here and lodged in
jail. The excitement was intense, and 1000 pe0-
pie were at the wharf when the steamer landed,
and were with difficulty restrained from violence.
The vessel was also toWed back.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-02

ALERT HOSE Co No. This Company held
its annual election OF officers last evening, when
the following persons were chosen: ID. Pritchard
Foreman s 3. Wood, Assistant Foreman J H.
Deekand, Secretary; l. NJ. Cobb Treasurer The
members are ali 2.i0 ." when the bill rings" and
are as prompt and Efficient as any clmpany in
America
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-02

SARATOGA No. AT an election held last eve
ming by Saratoga Fire Company No. ,. tie follow
ing officers were elected Foreman, Adam Fish
er; First Assistant, J. Karmger, Second Assistant,
CoonnOd Somers /; Secretary, Anton Klum; Treas
urer, John Fable Marshal, Jacob Saxer; Stew
ard, Louis Fisher /; Representatives to Firemcn' )
Association, Adam Fisher and Anton Klum.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-02

CLoTHNG.-We would call the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement in another column, Of
Mr. J. BOutall, tailor, at No. ls7 St Clair street,
above Erie. Mr.. B. Is an excellent and reliable
workman, and his goods are always well made and
ct eaphally. HIS prices are as low as the lowest,
which, coupled with good workmanship. makes it
an object 10 pairOhize his establishment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-02
HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
Vim. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WoRLDt
All ohsTs mta oas, and should be avoided, #
you wish 70 cscafe riiicule-
GRAY. RED. OR Rusty HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautifa Natural Brown Black, without the Least
Iniaay 10 HaIr or SKIN
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded 70 Wm Bachelor since ls39, and 5000
Applications have been made the Hsi Of his patrons OF
his famous Dye.
Wal. A BACHELORS HAIR DYE produc color
not TO distinguished from nature and Is wARRASTED
not TO njureia leas; however loas I. nay he eouta
ed anl the NJ ects Of Bal Dyes rtedie; the Hair
visorsisd for life bg fhis sploadld DYE
Made sod applied I'm private rOons aithe Wis FIc-
IL Broadway, y. Y.
q The Genuine has the and address upon STEEL
ENGRAVING on four SIDES of each Box. Of
WILLIAM A. BACHELOR
suq7,ls.,vsn "a RrondaaF New York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-02

FIRENEN's ELEcTIoS.-At the annual meeting
held Tuesday, June l. at the Engine House Of Fire
Company No. c, the following officers were elected
for the tnsuing year -. II. Mooney, Fortman ;
V. Hoffman, First Assistant Foreman /; H. vedGer,
Second Assistant Foreman R. H. Norton, Treas
urer F. Lynch, Secretary.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, June /.
The steam frigato Wabash sailed to-day FOR
Jsmaica.
The recent action Of the school trustees in some
Of our wards in banishing the bible from our pub
lie schools is creating much excitement.
The United Americans have taken the matter
up and meeting was held last night Of delegates
from all the chapters to determine on measures
for opposing this alleged attempt Of Roman Cath
olies 10 get control of our Publis schools. 1t Is
understood that general committee Of the Pro-
testant American Association is ssO organized for
the purpose
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-02

The BARoUE c. J. KERsFAw. This vessel
completed the unloading Of her cargo yesterday /;
and after taking on 20 tons oil cakes and 10000
feetblaek walnut timber at this port will proceed
to Detroit TO night or to morrow night, for the bal
ance Of her cargO-staves
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CONGRESSIONAL.

HoUsE.-The Speaker announced as a special
committee the memorial Of American Artists;-
Messrs. Marshall Of Ky, Kei,t Of South Carolina,
Taylor of n. Y, Morris Of Penn'a., and PendletOn
of Ohio.
The House then passed the Indian Deficiency
Bill and the Three Regiment Volunteer ApprOs
priatiOn Bill. The latter By l0I against SO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-02

70 There viii be meeting ofthe former sehol-
aus ofthe Cleveland High School in the Office Of the
Superintendent, at hal-past seven O'Clock Wednes-
day evening, Jupe ID, for the purpose Of taking
measures to celebrate the anniversary OF the foun-
dation of the School. A full attendance is re-
quested.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-02

DROWNED "A little son Of Mr.. F ancis Beniiz,
residing a; No. ls5 ST. Clair street. fell into els
tern in the yard of Of his neighbOrs OF Monday
evening. and was drowned The little fellow
was about three yea rs Of age at the time Of bis
death.
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HUPRICANR.
MoNMoUTn, ID. May B

NONMOUIIl III, May JI-
A terrible tornado passed over Ellison, twelve
miles south Of here, last night. Every house
blown down, fifteen persons killed, and several
fatally injured.
The village contains 500 inhabitants Report
says no one escaped without Injury. Impossible
to procure particulars to night. Excitement in
vicinity is intense.
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FROM WAsHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, juno I.
Lord Napier has desired his dispatches to Ad-
miral Stuart sent from Washington yesterday to
be forwarded from Halifax by a special steamer to
Bermuda. He has advised the Admiral to order
diseontinuanee Of the visitation Of American yes-
sels, pending the instructions Of Her Majssty's
government
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ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN.

NOEb@Nt oultc l.
The screw steamer Indian, from Liverpool on
the 18th, arrived at this port about noon to day.
The boaimen at River du LOupe failed to obtain
her news.
The political news by the Indian contains al
most nothing in addition TO the adviees Of the
Harmonic at New York.
The commercial intelligence is of considerable
interest
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-02

F BRYANT & STRArTOS's chain Of College
isnOw complete and in successful operation A
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College viii
be good in Albany, Buffalo and Chicago, and rice
persa. P. K. SPENCER Sons have charge Of
theCleyelsnd Writing Department ebs4a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-02
FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, June l.
The American Convention met here yesterday,
and nominated Judge II. R. Gamble - represent
the ST. Louis district in Congress. Judge Cam
bic has not yet sgnifed his acceptance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-02
-u9l-1 lT7f1l7dl BOX lalI- Psi NI1ct- y .
DYSPEPSIA And FITS
DIR. TRACY DELoRME,


THE GREAT CUKER OF CONSUMPTION, was for
several ysars 50 badly afflicted - Dyspepsia tai for part
Ofthe he c1ufaed 70 his bed He was eventual
IL cured by prerpian furnished him b. young clair
royanf gri- THIS - mere child, while
in sale Of trance, has cured everybody Who has taken H.
having failed once. Il Is equally a. sule n cases o
FITS as o. DYSPEPSIA. The Ingredients nay be fund
an any drug VIII send THIS u uzle prescription 10
.uy person the Feeeipt Of sta1p pay poage-
address DR. TRACY DELORAE, GREAT CUKER o.
. coxspuPrIox New Yofk P0si Once. apIs-dkwlm us
]. B. Barnes & Co, PrOPrietOrs of the Cleve
t,,f Planiing WORKS, Arwatsr Bloek prepared
IN srse force of experienced ulrkmen doing even
s,rs, tiou Of Planning N the ms thorough manner
he ost afifc plans reasonable terms, and On sho
a,,ice lr-e stocks Of Fountains Of drent STYLES and
,zss Rathiur Tubs OF cast iron and wool lined with
inaed-eo2per steam heHterx lead and saEsnrzsd Iron
Lsfhsr aad India Rabber Hose. everJ description
,Rrass ana Patsd Coks including thu PateEf selelos
< Cocks recently ufrodused. WASH Bowls, and all ks
fwater works FIXTURES kept constantly On hand- All
Uo-S warranted HEzdAwh
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FATAL ACCIDENT.

LANEsFILLEr June l.
The eastward bound Express train on the Cleye-
land l. Zanesville Railroad ran into q wagon which
crossing the track at Circleyille, killing man
and severely injuring his wife. Both horses were
killed
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LIFE OF THE HAIR.
ADVERTISE IN THE CHARDoN
nEHOCRAT.

Merchants snl Business M5n generally, Of Cleveland.
will snd Il TO their alvaa.age 10 ADVERTISE IN THE
CHARDoN DEMOCRAT. is principe oiIculation IS in
tho tovns which give iher Cash Trade to the city Ad-
vsrssseus inserted o0nsficuousy. and At lev rates
Address is WRIGHT.
r-h-rso, Irne - lssS Pub Democrat
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Hartford, TrumbaIl Co, o March 7, 81
Wrsr Rr-nrn,n 4 ln.hn.-l... q. NJ IA x
pbpsifiarls & sur9fOns.
MORTON. Nj. D--Physopatbie

u NORTON, NJ. D.,-PhysOpathic
Oser Eclectic Physician ani surgeon esst Of Md
Ton having ocaii himself m his Siaes = reSdT 70 al
tend TO all calls N ms Profession ether hrs uce
every description. either mineri abuIal vesetabe ald
never Ieduees his iet them BAT simply removes
TScse sfesI iih diseases Of the Iive-. Lunes. Kii
ueys. Spleen NeuralgIa Ina nzfon unafsu teIter
Acute Chronic Loss ot Appette Deraugcment Of The
stunac Consiipaioa d the Boses, hilIuas Affection
Gravel ScFofu Swelnks and lcors. Cancers stui
impurities q the Blood auy ChTouic long Standing
diseases diseases peuar % ths fsai- such Sup
Cd call His Mole q TTraiIasHi Is also pitey
Dr. NJ has also sure safo and never ailinr rruI ror
Fever and Aeue, Chalera. -Morbus md
DaEThoea Coo Gram Ps LockaS Pits and SDasIas treat
- DIM prepared tot treat success FEyERs
d the Vari0us types tosefher with an 0fhsr f, - 80
dssasss This Z % fet,oa or r1-isl, ~ ~ q ~ 49,
hl facts deduced from twenty-five AZ ~ tie Reor or
New School System Prasiica snd a togaurh resdn Of
the various schools Of paws ana of nrctre sis
sradaa,s from the ald sE nos sckOos of 8fsi inc
kialsel 30 PANIC MEDICINE is apIss and ean6oans
ane sTps sEoa 4s are usually kept in Botanic,
Indian Reedies, and large number Of Compounds pre-
pared b himself Remedial Agents, among which aTs
Mix Weed sovereign TeHedy The Dyspepsia Piles
sei Aaii-h hoas ~ excessively f9r the Liver SanstEs
nsves al 70 cure Eye-waor isius rsld for
weak sore and lail@sd Eyes; Canks sle0ias i0I
ser q taoet ath certain aEa s7sse cure; Dr.
Ms B sam of villa Cherry, for Couzfs Ids Bfonchis
siS, % s'S s1 PsiS sa All eass q the Lu8ss Rhsmatie
use Tor StenaI OF c.erua lb1catoa; Sovereign Rem
-; -, y = rs s.srs aoshers co5eal q fsnas Fr1end
C1 N, b PaTiuu!aE Attsntlaa VIII Be pad IN treat
bso ~ N ~ Dr. nj ees ,S s,e
The dad bot he does claim that he cure ali cur
Once, No. IS LoIain 81 Residence, No- 10 Church
81. Clssean1, West side
dsst saod ehss n a. os % red Msaess sss Il,
1arlousoranches. kdoAwn Julys is8
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5prrial Notifies.
WIGS :! WIGS !! WIGS !!

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass al.
They are elegant, hight. easy and durable.
Fitting 70 a charmno turning up behind-aO shrinking
the head indeed tins the Oaly Esab isncnf where
thsss things are ProDeriy uEders- osd and made
90 Broadway. New York
ap2sdkwsmssI ". FIsKE. Cleveland. Ohio. Agent.
GROVER AND BAKERS FAMILY sEwNe MA
cHISEs.-The particular attention of Ladies j.
called to the above machine, which possesses the
following decided and unmistakabIe advantages !:
lst. Cotton is used as it is purehased-on spOOls
without rs-Winding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
%. The trouble and perplexity Of filing shut
tie, las in other maehines,) is in this avoided;
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. 1t is very simple Jet strong in construction,
easily learned and kept in order, and does not
quirs to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ular, and viii not rip though every fourth stitch
be cut
5th. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
abrie.
This Machine embroidsrs beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving Of
labor are invited to call at the sAlesrOOm Of the
subscriber and examine for themselves. The
above machines are freely shown and samples Of
work given at all times.
The services Of a lady and the use Of amaehine
can be obtained by the day in families by calling
at the room Of Mr.. Hopkins. Terms 81 so per day
SAMUEL HoPKISs.
NOrthrop 4 spangler's Block,
MI hanlEn.1Q2 Gnrnrin- ~ m ainirl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-02

10 We are under lasting obligations to our
friend Norton of the U. S Express Co. for con-
tnued favOrs in the shape Of Western papers in ad-
vance Of the mails
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Mt0ifiurs.
Joy 10 the Admirers Of a Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR


IOy 10 the Admirers Of a Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
IT, faiS Of 6sa1,y i s1an0t without head Of
circular around each bottle and 70 QUE can doubt see
PROFESS0R WOODS HAIR
- ~ ~hs-SLOeAIINE-We call the attention Of all cid
&c 10 y ny TSnassI1i prepaTaton which turns
A1 va tekuri1nt sfoUt-rem0ves the daadru Ifch-
Of the natural hud; and hence II used as rseaisT dr
l9s lor the har viii Dresee its color and ksept r9m
ea then qP1u the hal the sTag or dssassi h s,p ~
d5.ia- irts @ me ye5as wil no as they value the
- I. .ai.e = epen tae tongne Of tsousands.
N inc Asent lor Piol WO0is HAIR Restorative in New
toraiiVe, a few weeks siace: A''
-, DEEP RTvER, cow, July q. lsss.
81 NoltSlrs have been trulbed with lan-
dfun or scrt on my head for more than vear nv Iir -
Haven PAPER about ooS,s HaT saw n New
called q your store the Ist of April s ai srSs
the thing; removed the scurf and sev- ha len 10
= nov tSo of three inches N leagth where Il 9as
no battles more b. Mr.. Post the bearer Of tins doa't
market ur bottles after h Il knT~, I,srs s nave
Yours VITA respect, RUFUS PRATT
- = PHLADEIPmA, Sept, 9. ls5s =
Prof wOOd-Dear sir YoIT Hair RosiSfafvs Is 90
part OF head almost lost rs coseriusin fact R4I1
have used bat two half Pint b1es q yoar Restorative
ias crop O. young hair and the front receiving s
uAAs Iel - ier Preparations without benc-
~ Na1teNef lhlnk irum personal recumIleula-
ttol can IEduos manv others u tn IL
1o4Isresl leotfullys ID. X. THOMAS MD
No. t0t Vine street
NINcENNEs, IA. June n lS5l
Prof O. J. Wood, As about manufacture and
veud your recently discovered Hair Restorative, will
state, Tor WhomsOever Il cOncern that have used Il
and known Others 20 tfthat. have for wears
hen the habit Of other Hair ResfOratveS and that
md vastly superior any other know. II entirely
ceanss the head 4 dandru aud with one mOnths proper
VII restore pcrsoIs 5 hair % the original youthful
healthy. EluSSv
arauce; and all this without discooTing hanfs that
apply the dress hich drops v0ud the reore
recommend is 10 every desirous OF having line
color and texture 10 hair.
Resp ectlully yours, WILSON KING.
o. J. WOOD CO. ProprietOrs n Broadway. n "
On The great n Y Wire Railing Establishmeafj aud M
Market street, 81 Louis. Mo.
And sold b. all gsod Druggists. mh2dxwIm
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n For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, June J.
HoUsE-Mr Morrill,, Of Vt, spoke Of the great
wrong done in the safe Of the Reservation. rank
aud honorable man placed in the position Of the
Secretary Of War, when be found that he had made
q blunder and mistake in the appointments Of agents
or superintendents, would have frankly admitted
the fact and corrected il; but instead Of that there
was not only remarkable persistent and studied
effort TO Justify but An attempt to persuade US that
he right in relation to the deliberate conceal
Ient Of me preliminaries preceding the sale No
corpse in the cafaeombs was more closely locked
up than this Transaction No one could worm Out
OF the Secretary what was going on. He (MorrilD
reviewed the testimony concerning the New York
and Virginia combination, arguing that the prop
ery sold for eSs than its value and insisting that
the House should place the seal of disapprobation
on the whole manner in which the sale was elect
ed
Mr.. Faulkner, Of Va, expressed his oondemna-
ton Of the tone and temper and spirit Of tie report
Of the majority Of the committee, the ability Of
which was displayed in presenting this Transaction
70 the country in light wholly dinertnt from what
the testimony warranted. As report, he had 10
hesitation in saying that il was more eharacterizsd
by partisan feelings than any document heretofore
made to Congress. The speech OF the gentleman
from Vermont lMr, Morrilsl was marked by the
same partisan spirit. The document was loose and
inaccurate in its statements and evidence The
Committee omitted 20 do justice 10 the Secretary Of
War in the only virtual and material point. They
were required to ascertain where there was any
corruption in the high places OF the Government
and il 50, to bring the offender 70 punishment
There was not sylatls in the testimony injurious
y affecting the Official character and purity Of the
Secretary Of war, and this fact should have been
eheerfuliy announced 10 the House.
He showed that the Fort Saellins reservation
was useless for military pgrposes TO the Govern
ment. The legislative assembly and constitutional
convention Of Minnesota petition the Government
80 Il I.
than any since the commencement OF the Govern
ment, except the little spot within the corporate
limits Of Chicago.
Mr. Morris, q H., understood hat the wilIstts
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-02

ALARM.-The alarm of FIRE last uigat was
false
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-02

IA the grey red sandy HaIr IS Elected with
Fl ECTHC RAPlDITY,
by siasle a3li1sEi0R Of that marvel u ChenIsry
CHRlsrADoRO's ELCELSIoR HAIR DYE
Unlike tho punseH preparations which part color ~
burains. This Preparation does not impair The
LIFE OF THE HAIR.
Tie blacks and FEoiuoe Gull and dead but
and glossE asthosr OF nature For sale By ali Drug
gisis and Hair Dresss JOSEPH CHEIsTAD0RO Co, No.
Asi0r H5Ass. n. J. jun2;dSFlm
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GRAFFENBERG
Family Medicines.
RETaIL PRICES.
VEGETABLE PILLS, PER BOX,
HOME TESTIMONY

HOME TESTIMONY.
HARTFORD, TTumbun Co, O. B, arch I, 81.
Iheleby certify thai have been dealing the Graen-
berg Medicines for the past year and truly thar
hlFe never nered medcnest to the pu&c that hare
met with the decided appreciation of the people than
these particularly the Pills aad Cafnolicon They will
readily perrm ali and thau promised for them
have sold about ntF b lies OF Cathocun the
son, and n II the best results every
J. H. G JOHNSON. Med Agt
Read what Or. Bushnel says OF the Graaenherg Med
icines DR. b. Is hysician Of practice and
OF The most successful In the csunty rrambu IN
which he resides:
This csrties that have used the Grasnberg Pills and
Marshal's Cahoiicun sCld here by n G. Johnson IN
my Dracice 70 ny entfe satisfaction. They are good
nledlclnes.
Dr. G. W BUSHNELL
Hartford, Irunbal Co. o March Z, 81.
WEST BEDFORD Coshocton Co May a 81
Mr. II. B. Kingsiey-Sr have been selling the me0i-
eie OF te Ga1eners Company for the last ten years,
and have Invariably found them 10 give good satisfaction;
and the Pills have sold to great fmihss regu
becOs staple article Marszs Uterine Cafhaicon
cdcne that has doue great amount VI guod FEMALE
Diseases one afyI sold Il told ihlt she had
ceged good from bottle than did roE long
medical treaimen b. the osf fal Fsiciars
Yours, Truly IAMES WILSON.
For sale By all druggists and medicine dealers Ono
u. D. KINGSLEY. clevelzni.
mh6'dGw % General Agent for Ohio
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HaLrTAx, Up. NJ. June

The Cunard steamship America, Capt Wood.
from Liverpool, Saturday, p, Is about due at this
port, has not yet made her ap earance.
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