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The CLEVELAND YACHT REGATTA COMMITTEE
A CARD.-This Committee returns thanks 10
the citizens of Detroit for the hospitality with
which their representatives-the prOPrietOrs
and crews of the Ruby and Henry Colt Collins
were received at the late Regatta in Detroit;
and especially return thanks to the prOprietors
of the Michigan Exchange" whose kindly
welcome and good cheer will ever be remem-
bered by their guests of the Cleveland Yacht
Club.
We hope to see our friends from Detroit with
Us on the fifth, when we will endeavor to re-
eiprocate their attention and hospitality.
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FROM HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, July :.
The steamship Indian Empire from Galway on
the eve OfIhe 10Th ult called of Halifax harbor at
IL O'Clock last night and landed Mr.. Miles Of Lon
don, who proceeded to New York via Windsor and
ST. Johns, aud the mailsfor British North Ameri-
ca. She proceeded at o'clock this morning to
New York.
4 few days after leaving Galway the Indian En-
pire broke her port piston, and alter hours delay
continued on her course with one engine. Had
high westerly winds on the oath.
She encountered a severe gale which lasted
twenty four hours; the remainder Of the passage
was pleasant.
The Indian Empire reports having seen nothing
Of the Telegraph fleet Met twelve large icebergs
east of Cape Race. She brings Dublin papers o.
the 18th, but no later intelligence
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

WASHINGTON, July ..
The Government is in possession Of Dispatches
from Minister Forsyth, who at latest accounts was
in correspondence with the Mexie0a government
on subjects growing out Of the tax on property Of
American citizens.
The point for demanding his passports had not
yet been reached.
The contracts for supplying Stationery for the
Interior, War and Navy Departments, has been
awarded TO Blanchard MOhun. For the State
Department, to Wm. F. Bayley. For the Treasury
Department, TO franklin Phillip. All the sue
cessful bidders are residents Of Washington.
The whole number Of land warrants issued in
June g63, to satisfy which will require H. zoe
acres.
The President has taken up his summer resi-
denee at the Soldiers Home, three Of four miles
from Washington.
The Secretary of War occupies house on the
same premises.
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FROM NEW YORK

NEw YoRK, July 2.
The Monroe funeral procession started at four
o'clock for the Church Of the Annuneiation, on
Fourteenth street, to which the remains were re-
moved early this morning. The funeral eortege
was large and imposing, the military turning out
in full ranks, and immense crowds thrOnging the
streets Il IJugh which it passed to the City Hall
Many Of the buildings along the line Of march
we're draped 10 mourning. Flags were at half
mast on the shipping and all the public buildings,
and minute guns were fred from various points
during the movement Of the procession. At hall>
past i've o'clock the procession reached the City
Hall, where the remains will remain under guard
Of honor until their final removal tomorrow.
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FROnI MA,HiNGTON.

WAsHINGTOS, July 2.
Dispatches received at the Mexican Legation
tO-day are silent upon the subject Of the American
Minister demanding and receiving his passports;
such a report, however, current at the Capital.
Our Government also received adyiees, but their
contents have not yet transpired.
Civil proceedings were continued against for
eigners who refused to pay contributions to their
property, and those who resisted the federal au-
thorities were ordered to leave the capital. Sew
eral Russians and Germans, together with An or
cans, had sought protection from Mr.. Forsyth.
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FIRE IN BUFFALO.

BUFFALO, July ..
A fire broke out about eleven o'clock last night
in the extensive lumber yard Of Van Weak,
Churchill i Parker, situated on the Erie Canal,
foot of Hospital street, consuming two million
feet OF pine lumber the entire contents of the yard
valued at $50 600, insured for $4,000. The lum-
Der in an adjoining yard was damaged to the
amount of s., 900; no insurance.
Three hundred cords of wood, valued at 81 900,
also destroyed.
The valuable planning aud paper mills adjacent
were several times on fire. but were saved by the
efforts of the fremen. The FIRE was The work OF
an incendiary. Several unsuccessful attempts were
made while the above fire was in progress to fire
buildings in other parts Of the city.
Jack Smith, fireman, owing 10 the excessive
heat, went into commissions, and will probably die.
Fortunately there was but little wind, or the loss
would have been very much heavier
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MEETINGS To-MoRRow.-A National Union
Prayer Meeting will be held at the Baptist
Church, West Side" on Sabbath morning,
July 4th, at O'Clock The services will be
conducted by the Rev. ]. A. Thome, and con-
tinue one hour. All are invited.
There will be a temperance meeting in the
Sons of Temperance Hall, Ontario street, at .
O'Clock p. m, July 4th.
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KANSAS NEWS.

ST. LOUIS, July 2
Our dispatches from LeavenEorth 30th, by
Uni ed States Express Company to Boonyille, say
telegraphic adyicCs have been received at Fort
LeavenwOTth from Washington, announcing the
departure Of a special messenger with dispatches
from the War Department for Gen. Harney. On
seceipt the dispatches, which are understood TO
relate to the diversion OF the columns now on the
march, an express viii be sent forward immediate
" TO overtake Head Quarters, which were last re-
ported within forty miles Of Fort Kearney Ad-
vices from Fort Laramie to 18th, contain nothing
Of interest.
Gov. Denver is expected at the garrison to-day,
and on his arrival will be received with military
honors. his visit is undoubtedly connected with
the withdrawal Of the troops from Fcrt Scott, and
wi. b the view Of eOncertiDg measures 10 replace
them. II is said the Governor deprecates the re-
moval Of the force trOm the Fort, and does not
deem the proper moment TO have arrived for such
action.
The notes OF the American Bank. Baltimore, re-
ported insOlvent, have been extensively circulated
| in the Territory. The paper is held in this city
| to large amounts.
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MARKETs-We are requested to state that
the Markets will be opened on Monday morning
next at O'Clock, and close at 8 O'Clock, in or
der to give the Butchers chance to prepare
for joining the grand procession.
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Police COURT, jury, 2d.-Twelve cases
were before the Court, as follows-drunk z;
petit larceny 2 assault and battery ?; grand
larceny total IL.
VIM johnson, graud larceny, was ordered to
give bail in the sum of three hundred dollars to
appear at the next term of the Court of Com
mon Pleas, or stand committed.
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DETRo1r VIs1roRs on MoNDAY.-The Detroit
Advertiser calls attention to the Cleveland Gel
ebration of Independence, and states that the
Light Guard of Detroit arc making preparations
to go to Cleveland in full force to participate in
it Many others of our citizens, We learn, says
the Advertiser, are also intending to 60, as no
celebration is to be attempted at home.
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5th OF JULY CELEBRATION.

The Mayor, members of the Council Clergy,
Soldiers of the War Of 1912, Soldiers of the
Mexican War, and all other guests invited to
participate in the coming celebration, are re-
guested to meet at Council Hall at o'clock on
the morning of the 5th.
JOHN A. WHEELER,
Marshal
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Urp GOODS.
NEW GOODS.

q RAYMOND & CO., have receive o.
Cs Bl l,ck Dress silks, new and full supply
India aud summer 81 K.
Sislla Cashmere AMI / hibet Shawls.
White Grape Shawls. emhr, idered and plain.
RrOcha Scars and ShRws,
Black and COlnrsd SILK Shaw Is,
Back silk A.aEtllas,
ResfOri Dress Goods, MCuselina de Chene,
Cha de Laines- Robes Qullles.
rench Biiliiauts, Organd, Musins.
Chintz Organizes Chocolate Orsaidies,
Re>tOrl Grenadines. Bfrage Robes
French lace lnetS G ngham r hes Quilla,
p ain al wuo De LANES, Huyies' Pm S,
French. Eug sh and Ameucant ulic'eS,
la les Gtuntiets, G ems Driving Giaves,
Ladies Nurseries Cs.i.a 5, ChautIliy Wells
Pirasols hihbOus nd Lace,
En- Handkerrh els Embd Collars.
ST. rcves ant Collar Ser Black Lace Mitts.
Chantiily Buged Collars, Wl.te Silk Fin &c,
Emh'd Bands, dsinss d l's-rtinss
Fancv Belt Ribbons MarSe!les Trimming,
BlIck Velvet Ribbons, Smyrna I'd ;lnss,
Bonnet raDes ILLUSION La
BOuuet ROuchcs, Alexander 5 Kid Gloves,
Emh j Lace and Muslin W rduw Cmtains.
Dam sss, MoTveens Table III rIa1O Covers.
Marse lies Quits, CDunte paleS and Toilet Covers
Irh Linens l1rklnes and Sheetings,
Russia TOwelincs AID Hukahuks,
Staple ShiTtiTg- aud Eancy do.
Brlad Clo-hs, Cassimares and Safinrtts,
NrsttugS and tseBfS ShIrts aui Collar,
Checked YalJ 4. DTab Alpacca.
6-fCast1Vair- ?, Cashaus,
Ns-kc cbstS SJers, and Uuhrellas
All OF vhicSi .ught low, and will be sold al q
small aivIu
innl4 ayD & 60 81 Superior g.
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Firth OF July EXCURSION ON THE LGEE.-
The North Star has been chartered by the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church Society, West Side, for the
purpose Of raising funds to defray the expense of
repairing their Church. The Star Is great favor
ite, and viii doubtless take out large number Of
excursionists.
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HAIR DYE-HAIK DYE-HAiR DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye,
THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE woRLDi

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE WORLD
others arc mere imta,ions and should be avoided if
you wish 20 escape Tidicule-
GRAY, RED, OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful Natural Black without the least
nuiy 10 HAIR or skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded town. Baicheor since ls3s, and 5000
applications have made the Hair his patrons o.
his famous Dye.
WN.A A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not distinguished from naturs, and is WARRANTED
not to inureia least however long l. may be eoHtia
ued an the IN effects OF Bal Dyesronadied the Hair IN
visoTated for life bF this spleadid Dive.
Made, sid applied n private rooms at the Wig Fac
I33 Broadway, \. Y.
U The Genuine has The name and address upon steel
engraving on four sides OF each Box, Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR,
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For THE UPPER CoUNTRy.-We learn that
A. N. EBERNAN, Esq, Banker, Drs. H. A. AcK-
LEY and z. STERLING, and 4. II. LEWIS, Esq,
will accompany NJ. GODDARD on his trip TO the
upper Country" No more passengers will
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM ST. JOHNS

ST. JOHNS, n. F., July ..
The telegraph line between this city and the
Bay of Bulls Arms, at which point the cable is to
be laid, is now in good order.
The steamer POrcupine is stationed of the
mouth Of the Bay, and will pilot her in and assist
in landing the cable
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TT Bryant & STRATToN's chain Of College
is now complete and in successful operation. A
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College will
be good in Albany, GufEalO and Chicago and rice
rersa. P. r. SPENCER & Sons have charge OF
the Cleveland Writing Department. ebs41
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BOAT BURNED.

DETROIT, July ?.
The propeller North America, engaged in the
light house service took fire on Lake 81. Clair last
night and was totally Consumed. Her ereY OF II
persons jumped overheard and were saved,
I Tue vessel was owned in Cleveland, val1ed at
81, 900, and said to be insured for $1,000.
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To Sesci1lg Girls !

fthsre any class community especially meritins
sympathy and encouragement. Is those who conpei
ed their lives in the PAINFUL binding employ
ment Of the Seamstress, Stch. stitch, siteh, mornius
and nigh tll the eye does dim and the head
sick To such give the best evidence Of coniseratiOu
by offering them machines At discount from manufaetur-
er prices
Rooms at No I02 Superior 81, Ist floor.
Where all the aforementioned different varieties Of Ma
chimes may be seen and their work tested.
Ladies and Gentlemen though present designing
purchase respectfully invited to call and examne
w. E. BRAMAN,
Agent Of Geo. B. Sloat & Co.
Cleveland, June %, Is5s-jun24 Is6
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nARKENs rHE GREYFsT HAIR.
THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
Ii TIE HuIAN SIGHT EVER INNENTEDl
N H SOLOMONSON


PRAcTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
KEGS the largest assortment OF the most approved kinds oi
SPEcTACLES AIhs glasses, whether for near OF iai-
sighted ground under his inspection BY laee
" Of new rucoa with the sreatest care, 50 as 20
suit the eyes al cases. curing weakness DizsiHsss or
Isazam4ioa Of the Eyes and impaTtng strength ior oig
reading or fue sewing.
~ N H. Solomons5n would here inform the public
that he never employs any the sale Of hislenses
~ Also splendid assortment Of spy CLASSES. MI
CROSCOPES, CO8IPASSES, &c, kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inser ed without pain, as perfect as natural
CP0fce 3s Superior street under the American Hotel
WILL TRUTH COMMAND LTTENrION.
To restore heal we must purify the blood. Fevers
without exception rso from foreign matters having he=n
absorbed aud reaino the circulation These
sickness may produce inaopzl. Group. rheumatism
gout eholic or coush But Branlreths Pills. simple
potent and veg table, the Cause and the cure fol
lows course. They the means Of every day saving
many vaiusbe lives. Pinc pal Office .9i Canal street
Brandrefh Building New YORK sold also by
iuus.dESlw DBs7 A. S. GARpINER. Cleveland
REWAREOF IMPOSTERS
CAUTION TO lNVALIDS-DR. SAMUEL S. FITCH,
(ofce IA Brosiw1y New York; known IS the author
NeD CrafDe Trsanaei for the diseases Of the Lungs
Heart Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys Skin, Nerves.
Muscles Joiuts Blood and for all Female Complaints
continues piGcice with his usual success q he iS
per absent from New Yor dad tz not beeaJOr aHy ysoTs
He has Other ooe Associate or paTH az BiUd o.
Chie1go DToif Pittsburgh esssTr, Gad has not hId -
q Buare Of persons EShng his gTeteadHg 10
hGue aOls hare had professional connection i7aa
him Thy are Lp0seTs - Apply, personally b. let
ter directly TO himself his Once, ia broadway, New
York where alone his be had. Remedies
sent any part of the country and treatment conducted
success uy by letter visit from the patient preferred
His SIX LECTURES" on the Lungs and EXPLAINING the
method by which he the above dis sases 3s0 pages
bcund) sent By mail. post paid. for 20 cents.
~ beware especially OF the advertisements Of Fitch,
Dodge Co y Of Detroit and Of Pitch Lykes" Of Pitts
burgh, Chicago, &c
IA Broadway, New York, June ls5s.
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FIRE

WATERBERRY, July 2.
The Hoe Factory of E. C. Tuttle & Co., the
Wheel Shop and the Malleable Iron Company's
Works, at Union City, about four miles below this
city, were burned to the ground early this morn
ing. Tho property was insured for sI5, 900, which
will not cover the loss
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Will TRUTn COMMAND LTrENrION

Inserted without pain, as perfect natural
-0Rce 3s Superior street under the American Hotel
iuu2l
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RnsrnN. Jnlr I-9P. II.

The schooner Triumph, Capt. Arts; from Phil
adel, hia for Boston. before reported run into by
the schooner E. T. Smith, was picked up on Or
leans to-day, and brought into that port with the
cook on board.
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AFRICAN FEVER.

NEw YORE, july :.
Letters received from the African squadron
state that the African fever is raging on board the
Dale. 0ne officer and several seamen have died.
She will be ordered home.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

Y Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every eeserbiio
dono the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Office,
on the latest impr we'd and presses in the
hest style shou notice. and at reasonable rates Par
cular attention paid blank work. livery description
Of ndng DONE especially Blank Books. Lelgers jour-
as. Sales Bo Ks, ReeeivIng Books, sc &c
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The HoRTIcULTURAL SocIETY.-Meets at their
Room, No. Al Bank street, at P NJ. to day
The public are invited to attend.
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ST JOHNS, Newfoundland, July ?.
Weather mild with rain wind 5. W. No ap-
pearance Of the Niagara at Trinity Bay.
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HAL1TAx, July ..

The Il. NJ steamship Europa, Capt Leach iron
Boston, arrived at 10 o'clock last night and sale
again at midnight for Liverpool.
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Ia For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, July ?.
Mr.. Gibbons in the duel with Mr.. Hunton, was
shot through the lung. lie appears TO be i'm
proving.
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EFERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDIC iLPRECEPT0R
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
EsPECIALLY DEVOTED TO
DISEASES OF WOMEN;
BY COTnelius L. Cheesman, NJ. ID

By COrneiius l.. Cheesman, VI ID,
NEW YORK CITY
An INSTRUCTOR, A sUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
In which is emboiioa fan and ohsste descripti n
CknoEedse necessary the welsrr Of those married
about b. prorcss Of conception pregnancy
and delivery, their paiss and dangers well tho
methods by which many tho latter may be obviaed aud
teaching the system may be iuvgorated and restored
to its proper tone after having prostraied by
plants incidental Tie hum-n frame. Also. much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION. which will obviaie
the necessity any rcat Of sickness aad enable
the obeant reader to be- to great extent, her ply
Eieian.
This bcoS vaabe the understanding Of the
nonprossioual reader and skiIfully elaborated.
planned arranged and carried out than aay its
kidd before the pubic While gives wholesome
paTieulars, and in some respects e-e ufnafiOu
ofthe mos. decate Affairs connected with the female
Il should be placed in the hsni Of female
PRICE 50 CENTS
This work also con prcsI lns used by the doctor
hIs practice for the positive Of SrgfalOus Ers-
toz5-Fssr aa3 Agus-S,uers Cou7is aas colds-Rlsuz-
-Dyp,psis-FaHilg q e tie HHr &C.. Sc, Sc. any
which proportions my prove Of great value the
reader.
This book will be sen; BY mail, free Of postage. the
reception of price, which may b. sent e. er money
Os.age stamps. AllOrders siOuld b. ADDRESSED to
Z. B. .iUTCHINGS.
au21dSwemeOl Is C-amhcrs street, n Y. City.
J. B. Barnes & Co., P-OprietOrs of the Cleve
Iaai Plumbing works, Atwater Block prepared
arse force Of experienced Workmen doing every
es:sl toa OF u hng IN the mast thorough manner,
he most see1tc plans reasonable terms and shor
nosice. Large stocks Of Fountains Of different STYLES and
izss Bathing Tabs Of cast iron aud wood. hned with
inaedco22er steam heaters lsal and salvanzs4 iron
pipes Leather a3 India Rubber Hose. every descpii
Hrass 2ni Plas Cocks lnciud the Pa-en Sai-cos
ng Cocks recenty introduced. Was Bowls and all kind
Water WORKS Fixtures keel constantly baud AL
work warranted m2s.dkwtf
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WIGS ! WIGS I! WIGS! ]!

BACHELORS WIGS AND TOUPEES supass all.
They are elegant, hight. easy and durable.
Fulmg 10 charm-nO turning up behind-no shrink ing
on the head indeed, this IS the only Is where
these things are properly unders o. a and made.
go Broadway, New York.
,-q7-l S.yv,,,a0I W FTSEF Cleveland Ohio Agent
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by TELEGRAPH.

Reported by the Union Telegraph
oFFIcE, wARIEG's BLOCK, cORNER OF BANK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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ALEXANDER GARRETT,
no 50 WATER STREET, (LATE c-A BEAD a co.'s BANKJ
T ANDS IN IOWA, WISCONSIN,
Michigan andIlin0is. .fIrsae om -. so 10 SO pc
acre for cash on ongcres Also City property Yarn
and Lands Ohio for sale and exchange Loans neEotia
and Land Warrants located IN the West. marls.
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|. II. JOHNSON, N. D.,
uO1rDop.rrrTcr

ofee gI Ssrtwells Block. Superior street. corner Sen
lebie;dly
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GRAFFENBERG
VEGETABLE PILLS, PER BOX.

HOME TESTIMONY.
Hartford, Trunbull Co, y. .Dl, arh7, 81.
he ebJ certify tha have been dealing the Graie
oe Med1nes Tor the past rear, AMI caa truly sy that
have never offered aedic TO the pu-ic tat have
et with lh rc declLei APPRECIATION u the people tan
these particularly the Pills ID Cathoiicon They will
readily perfrm all aud more taau promised for them.
have sold about hfy b. Ties OF te the past
son, and h ar tie best results IN every
J. IL c. JOHNSON. Med. Agt.
Read what Dr. Bushhel says Of the iiraenberg Med
icines Dr. B. Is physician Of extensive Practice anc
OF the most successful IN the eouaty (crumbu IN
winch he resides
This certiheS that have usd The Gasnberg Pills and
Marsh1ll Cathoncou, scd here by II. T.. Johnson,
ny prac lce 70 my entire sactlOu- they good
MEDICINES
Dr. G. W. BUSHNELL
Hartord, Trnmbun Co, o, March !, 81
WEST BEDFORD. COshoct0n Co May "A. 81.
Slr II B. Kingsley-Sir: have been selling the
elnss olne Gfsdsnbers Company for the last tea years
and have m arably found them 70 goOd sasfacton
and the Pills have sold to great mi regu-
larry their tea aud coffee and with my trade they have
bccoms staple article Marshas Uterine Cathoconis
medicine that mas done great amount Oi good IN Fe male
Diseases One ady sold 70 tote tht she had
course OF medical by sklltiul nh us
Yours, Truly, JAMES WILSON
For sale by all druggists and medicine dealers Ohio
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleyelaud,
mh6dSw ID General A gent for Oh
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT

YESTERDAYAFTERNOONS REPORT
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5petiaI Notices.
TRaYFLFR5. IiEGIsTRR.
IN A MOMENT!

without detainng the 8IerchaH: from his business; the
man Of Fashion from his eoysuts the Biaron from her
household duties
CHRISTADoRO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
the erful Chemical Counterfeit Of Natures Coorins
Fluid
DARKENS THE GREYEST HAIR.
or relaees the red OF sandy iiuge h 6etracis much
from personal illness with brilliant black CT brown
The hues imarts are FAST CoLoRs. and never change
or mote fer exposure the In the rapiiity, uni
flry nd certainty Of its operation this Dye Sands alone
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair DresseTs JOSEPH
CHR1sTADoRo Co, Nos Ast0r House, N Y
iul2.dS slm
THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TO
Il THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVESTEDl
NM~
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