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pbpsifialls & 5nrgrOns.
MORTON- M D-Pbysopathic

-
Dacr Eclectic Physician and Surgeon Of Mid
vvifrv and Diseases Of Women and Chllnren DR. NOR
~ y N. .lu- ~ - -
ten TO all calls N his Profession either A. ms oee or AZ
private dwellings. DR. ~ dscards all ros1ns o.
every descr on either mineral, taill ei -
reduces his patients "a cue te ou npil
the ebruc0ns stimulates and tones up the system oy
Those afe 81 with diseases Of the Liver Lungs KID
neys Spleen Neuralza. Inf mat Rhanmatism ether
Acute Or Chronic Loss Of APpellts 9i ne
Gravel Srofu sve nss and crrs Cancers Fistqas
lpu rres Of the Blood or any q rome or oag Standing
diseases diseases peculiar 70 the nal. sex seh as Sop
prekson Prolapsus uLsrIa HRmor hase &c, are request
ed call His Mole q Treatment IS also eompistely
Dr. NJ has also sae and never failing remedy io5
Fever and Asre Cholera, Coler-M lysenleiy anu
Diahnea. Cole Cramps, Lockaw fis and Sasns treat
~ DIN Is also prepared to t-eat success fully FEyERS
Of the vaos types together with all other form oi acute
disesSes Thsi foton or Imagination of the BRAIN
but facts deducted from years on me hsi9sm o.
the various schools Of ply 10 aud systems Of pcee sda
graduste from the cid and nes schools Of Medi me
kindsof 30 TANIC MEDlCiNES-sim and eoulPo1nds
neures and sTups such as are usually ke2t IN boaa.e
Indian Remedies and large numbered Compounds, pre-
pared BY himself as Remedhl Aseats anlns Malcn are
MIX Weed sovereign remedy Tor the Dyspepsia. Piles,
Gs AntB lious Pill exclusively ior the LIVER sanstiye
Bfter; Anii-DYspepic Powders Tooth Ache Drops. which
never al 70 cure. EyeWaer falling remedy for
Weak S5r and 1naamed Eyes, Csnker edicne for Csn-
Ms Balsam Of Villa Cherry. Tor Coughs Colds, Bronchitis.
CousumPtio aud all Diseas-s Of the Lungs, Rhumaie
use external application; Sovereign Rem
ey for the choiera Mothers Cordial Female Friend
r- n r. Particular Attention willbe paid In treat
iu Old Chronic and Private Diseases, 10 cleanse ne
mise the daad he does claim that he cure an cur
able Diseases and mang that considered lncurahe
Ofce, No l05 Lolaiu 81 Residence, No 10 Church
~ p 5 br NJ. would say that he can give One Stu
dent good chance IN his ofcs % rsed Medicine md
vnrious branches aDledlW EdoaWfI ulv16 l89
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NEW YoRK, August G.
By the American Telegraph Company's lines,
Office 2I Wall street
HALIrA1, August 9Th.
The screw steamship Prince Albert. Capt. Wal
tiers. from Galway at midnight the 9Th, arrived
of Halifax barber yesterday afternoon, and reach
ed her dock at this morning.
The advices by this arrival, by mall are 10 the
evening of the 26th ultmo, from Liverpool, aud
by telegraph from Liverpool and London to the
9th.
The Rayal Mail steamship Arabia. from Boston
via Halifax. arrived at Liverpool at P NJ. on the
24th.i
There is no news Of importance by the Prince
Albert.
Ex-President Pierce and Lady had arrived at Ca
diz AMI sailed for Marseies.
A serious gale had occurred on the English
coast, accompanied by considerable damage to the
shipping.
NJ. Barbour. late Acting British Consul at Ma
pies, is appointed Consul at RichmOnda, in place
Of Mr.. G. P. 4. James, who goes TO Venice.
The sales OF cotton in the Liverpool market for
the three days estimated for Tuesday were about
10000 bales. the market closing firm and prices
without particular change.
The Liverpool breadstuf market was generally
quiet.
The Liverpool provision market was steady.
COnsols for money s5 3-4a95 IA
Full details Of India and China news had been
received, but there was nothing of additional i'm
pOrtanee.
LIVERPOOL, July c6-Buyers demanl a rejuction IN
Breadstufs. Richardson Spense Co, quote nJur duh
but steady Al last QUO uti0ns-
Corn has declined sig tly white northern - Cd
PrUy:ssIon market generally unchanged
Lard. drm 57c-
Rffued Sugar very frm and prices ca higher.
CCfes quiet and Iates uualtered
London s1--Breadstufs dull but generally steady Su-
gar 6rm and prices slightly higher
Coffee dull
Candles SIX d95gs; money and accO-ut Money cor
tlnues easy slocks bitter.
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D. P. Phelps, GenI Tiki Ag'tN. s Nj R-R.
d ~ g.. Ohio & Miss. d
0'rAuei' Little Miami.
Lewis L. IIoupt, Penn. Central.
J. w Brown, Central Ohio.
J.W. Cary, c. P. A.
JohnU Parsons, c. at.
Allen Butler, General Agent y. Y. Central.
J. A. Burch, GenT Tiki Agent, Buffalo Erie
c. B. Greenough, y. Y. & Erie
Ira A. Hutchinson, Pitts. Col &Cin.
John J. Houston, p. ,F't W 'n&Ch.
L. n. Cole, Bait & Ohio.
E. F. Fuller, GenI west'n Agt,
FR Myers, Gen1Tkt Agt-, c. Pitts
F. Il. Goodman, sandu. NJ \.
H. c. Marshall, C.C.&C.
The representatives of various roads stated their
views with reference TO the subject-matter be-
fore the Convention, from which it appeared
that the majority of them were unwilling to
endure the pro rate of reduction upon fares
After which interchange of opinion Mr.. Strader
of the o. & n. Railroad offered the following
resolution
Res0lDea That We recommend, that on Au
gust 18th, the rates and proportions, as agreed
upon at Indianapolis. be restored.
Mr.. Myers of the c. Il P R R offered the
following as a substitute for Mr.. Strader's resO-
luton
ReSOlred, Thao on and after August 18th, the
rates 10 New York be as follows
From Cleveland, $40;
" Crestline, Sl2 25;
! a. Columbus, Sl4;
Chicago, S2Oi
and that the reduction made by adopting these
rates shall be borne BY the lines between those
points.
This substitute was lost and Mr.. Strader's
resolution adopted. The votes were as follows
on the original resolution:
YKAs-Michigsn Southern, Ohio & Missis-
sippi, Central Ohio, Cleveland & Erie, Cleve-
land 4 Toledo, Buffalo & Erie, Sandusky.
Mansfield L Newark, Little Miami COlum-
bus 4 Xenis, Cleveland, Columbus Cincin-
natl.
PENNSYLVANIA Central, Pittsburgh,
Columbus & Cincinnati. Pittsburgh, Fort
Wayne d Chicago, Baltimore Il Ohio, Cleve-
land d Pittsburgh.
The y. Y Central and n. Y. L Erie did not
vote The representatives of the Baltimore L
Ohio, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago, and
PennsyIvania Central Roads said that it would
be useless for them to advance their fares since
the action Of the two great New York roads
compelled them to sell at reduced rates A
preamble and resolution were introduced de-
claring it ine1Pedient for Western Roads to Pro
rate the reduction of three dollars in fare with
the n Y Central, the Pennsylvania Centrs
and the Baltimore & Ohio Roads as against the
Ny. 4 Erie, and recommending the officers o
the various roads represented by them to de,
cline making any reduction in favor Of thOs'
roads. After considerable and warm discussion
of this proposition, the Convention adjOumes
without any action-sise de.
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Ist Cotton is used as II is purchased-on spools
without rs-windinE saving time, trouble and
waste.
%. The trouble and perplexity Of filing shut
tie. las in other machines) is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd tits very simple yet strong in construction,
essiiy learned and kept in order. and does not re-
quire to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ular. and viii not rip though every fouTth stitch
be cut.
5th. The stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embrOiders beautifully.
Ladies and others interested in the saving CT
labor are invited to call at the sales 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 afzAchine
can be obtained by the day in families. by calling
at the room Of Mr.. Hopkins Terms 81 ,5oper day.
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
NorthrOp Spangler's Block,
mh3Gd6m-19s Superior St. up stairs
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BeUND ovER--Peter Daumgarjner, tolsra-
bly, fast ge entleman, was arrested on Monday
last by officer JoHS ODELL on charge OF pass
day bound over by Esq. MILLER in the sum of
five hundred dollars to answer the charge at the
neat term o. the Court OF Common Pleas.
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NEWS PROM THE WEST.

LEATENWoRTH, Aug 8.
A skirmish took place about the 10th Of July In
the immediate vicinity Of Fort kearney. between
a small war party Of cheyennes and Arrapahoes,
and the Pawnees. The assailants succeeded in sur
prising the Pawnees, killing 3, among whom was
the Chief and carrying large number Of horses
considerable force Of Pawnees afterwards pur-
sued the Cheyennes, recaptured their animals and
wounded several of their adversaries. There were
over 1000 Pawnees assembled near the lFOIt for
peaceful purposes
Gen. Harney proceeds to st. Louis tomorrow,
TO take command of the department OF the West.
Major Buell., Capt Fleasanton, Surgeon Wright
and Father Desmil have returned to head quarters.
Major Barnes arrived this morning
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ATLANTIC CARLE.

HALIFAX Aug o.
the lines between New York and Trinity Bay last
night were received and complied with as far as
this Province, but from some unexplained cause
the Newfoundland closed, or at least ceased TO
work early IN the evening, thus cutting on all
communication with the cable at Trinity Bay.
We have as yet no communication with the
Trinito Bay Telegraph Office, and have therefore
nothing impOrtani to communicate in addition to
the satisfactory report OF yesterday from Mr.. Field.
Our last adyices left the Engineers and their As
sistanis engaged in getting the Gable on shore at
the Bay Of Bulls Arm.
No doubt was entertained but that the telegraph
instruments for the transmission Of intelligence
have never been put up on board Of either vessel
There can be no actual communication except by
signals until both ends Of the cable shall have been
connected with the shore. which may require sew
&, ~ days.
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The BUFFALO q CLEVELAND SrEANERs-The
BuffalO Express of yesterday says that the
steamer Queen Guy, Capt Richards, is shortly
expected to take her place up5n the line between
Cleveland and Buffalo; forming a daily line be-
tween this city and Buffalo. The steamer
Forest Queen viii hereafter leave her dock at
the foot of Superior street on Monday, We'd
nesday, and Friday evening at fire O'Clock IN
stead of eigh O'Clock as heretofore.
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CoEREcrIoS.-Tbe PLAIN Dealer in its report
of the Republican Congressional Convention at
Painesville, represented Mr. Bevis of Brooklyn
as having attacked the members Of Engine Co.
No. 10. The charge is entirely untrue-Mr.
B. made no imputatiOns upon the members Of
the Company, but simply referred to the fact
that its members, both Republican and Demo-
cratic, were present al the time the election of
delegates took place
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REJOIcISs.-The telegraph Office boys yester-
day fiOated the English, Irish and American
flags side by side, and at sunset fired salutes
from guns stationed on each side of the river,
in honor of the great event Of the day, the
laying of the Atlantic Telegraph Gable.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YORK, Aug. 6.
The Vanderbilt will not leave until4 O'Clock to-
morrow, P. NJ. Her mails will close at half past
two.
Messrs. Southworth, Caldwell L Whitney pro-
prietors OF the Sunday Mercury were arrested to-
day on a charge Of libel Of Edward Cooper, Street
Commissioner.
Geo. Wilkes proprietor ofthe Spirit Of the Times
has sued the Herald for damages, laying his dana
ges at $4,000 The libelOus article was published
yesterday, chasing Wilkes paper with the alligator
and other disrespectable papers.
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NoucE.-Strayed from the barn of the sub
seriber on the night of the 4th inst, small bay
horse Any one finding him and returning him
to the subscriber will be very literally reward
ed. HOFFMAN,
aug 6, d2tsI9O No. ?, Perry st.
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EE. RUFFIx has one of the finest assor-
ments of Hats and Caps in the city, which he
has concluded to close out at the lowest prices
ever heard Of Let farmers and mechanics make
mote of this Remember the bargains are to
be had at E. Rufini's, 81 Superior St aug
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NEw MusIc.-We have received from Messrs.
Brainard 4 Co. several pieces of new music
At their store can always be found very large
assortment of music, including the very latest
They are the largest publishers in the West
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PoLIcE COUEF.-But one case was finally dis.
posed of by the Court yesterday morning that
of Michael Henderson, intoxicated, fined So and
costs. Seven other cases were contiued.
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MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT.

PHLADELFHI a, Aug. O.
The President has given permission to the AssO
ciated Press to copy the messages referring 70 Tue
success Of the laying of the Telegraph Cable;
BEDFoRD, Aug. 5.
To CYRUS W. FIELD, Trinity Bay:
My DEAR Sir: | congratulate you with all my
heart on the success OF the great enterprise Wlth
which your name Is so honOIaby connected, unoer
the blessing OF Divine Providence. trust Il may
prove instrumental in promoting perpetual peace
and friendship between the kindred nations
have not yet received the Queens dispatch.
Yours very respectfully,
JAMES BUCHANAN
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SODA Water DR.. R. C. HOPKINS, at his new
Drug Store, No 100 Euclid corner of Erie ST.,
Is dealing out abundant supplies of this cooling
and refreshing beverage. Try it.
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Joy 10 the Admirers Of q Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR
Talk Of beauty, Il cannot exist without fine head Of
hair, then read the l00Sins aud n you ask mOre
cirruiur arouud each bottle, aud Done can doubt.
DROFESSOR WOODS HAIR

Talk Of beauty, ii cannot e1s; without fine head Of
9alr then read The 9oosas aud n you ask more. see
WOODS HAIR
i kESTO RATIYE-We call the attention Of al. old
and yoanE y tbs wonderful prepaIao3, which tuTns
back is original color gray hAifcoyers the head Of the
bald with luxuraat gfowth-removes the dandruh, eh-
Of the natural aais and hence If used regular dres
sing for the hair wl prese its color. and keep from
eisen upon tie bald The sIaS er diseased IN scalp %
use d surely re young Will not, as they value he
is praise Is unou the TONGUE o. t.ousands
The Agent Tor Prof Woods Hair restorative in Now
Haven we'd the following letter regard q the Res
;oraiiYe, few weeks since
nEEB RIVER, cOSs.. Jaly q. 1855.
MI Isavenworth-Sir. Ihlye heen troubled with dan
@ y I ~ S @ iSi 9 9 y E % ,sd i5 l a = s s I 5 ~ s Ne sS
Haven paper about W0oa's Hair Restorative a cure
called az your store The lst o April last ant Durchas
he tmRg il renoyed tie seaTf aud new haT began 70
grow; il three inoes length where it
two bottles more By Mr. Post the bearer Of this Tdoa
Aos - ~ ~, , ~ ny b1t4i = ~ ~ ~ II tnossS brs ' ~
i1i-' Z. Ysars ,T viii respect, RUFUS PRATT
PHnADELPuIA, Sept. . ISIS
Prof wooi-Dear Sir. Yolr Hsir Restorative s prov
Ing tself beneficial The front ant also the back
part nE heal almost lost Is covering tact BALD
have USED by ~ I've ~ ASL P;, ss, N T Win 5ra.s
Ing crop Of youas hair and the front IS also reeeyins Is
81 whatever think from oER personal recommsnda-
ton can induce many others totIy Il
No. t0i Vine street.
VfScENNEs IA, June -. 1883.
Prof O. J W0odi a you are ABOUT % am IN
safc WhomsOevor may c0ncern, that have used
and known others fthaf have for severa years
been the habit Of uSi other Har esoratiEes and thai
and yours vastly superior any other know II entirely
cleanses the head { daudru and with mouth proper
will restore perSoLs hair 70 the orsiua
color texture Giving healthy. soft and glossy ap
r1c and All this without discOloriug the hanfs thai
1nT or the dress on hioh Il drops would therefore
recommend ITS use 70 sserY one desrous OF having me
color and texture 20 hair - -
Respectfully yours. WILSON KING.
d J. WOOD 4 CO Propretors, IL Broadway. n Y.
mthe great " Y Wire RAILING EsahlishmentD and ia
Marx street, St Louis. Mo.
And sold BY all good Druggists. mh2.dkW3m
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Hlr1icines.
TTH nm ANTFRTCAN WO.

II EALlH OF AMEklCAN HOf
- MEN From The N. T. DAILY Nsrs tEJltOFi
p Bridge. The Health of ofAmerican Women IN anoth-
er column He treats the subject able and
his skill and nedical udsulent nav be relied upou
From fts Abany Noraiag E-press-
'M1rShas Uterine Cafnolicon proved 20 b f1y
b. msical gentlemen aud Others DR. Brdge regular
physician OF very fne atiumens Of great judgment
and discrimination ludous and highly successfut prac
utoner n al diseases, especially those Of women and
Fsou Paysiciaus
1Iaisails Uterine Cafhoicon vii certainly cure all
the diseases for which IS rec0mmende T."
'.Thers Is no medicine Ike IL in this county,
In the worst cases have ever met with Marshalls
Uterine CathOlic0n Is a ceriain and safe remedy"
MARSHALLS UTERINE CATHoLIcOH
Is sunhesiiangy 1ered a re liable remedy for those
Complaints 70 which Is liable. and which grad
u3y act he mind as well the BODY. that TIN K,
possbily. AmOlg the complln flr which the CathOli
Goa is remedy Failing q the womb, Whites. Sup
n1nmailns and Diseases OF the kineys Urinary Or
cams Retention or lnc0nflnencs Of Urine Heartburn. Cos
1cness, Nervuusne, Faiutngs Palpitafious, Cramps,
connected vita the uterine orgzus
ladies' who ruubed with any OF the above uptos,
o. VIII spine ser or long eoPlaints are invited 10 ad
md reeff Alarhals Uterine CdthollcOu not
medicae but ingredients have made known the
Specialize phys;cian in the country.
III Drios o. MARSHA LIS UTERTNEY CATHOLI
con s Olc DoliareEf a Hatper sn7le bottle.
WEST BEDFORD. Coshocton Co. May Il. lss7-
Mr. II B Knssieg. Sri have been selling the medi-
hive invaraby found them good satisfaction; snd
the pills have sot great many famiiss regularly
their tea and cuee and with trade N y have becume
4 APPLE article Alaushal's UterIne Ca h0liron a
thai done amount u good female dIseas
Ons lady 50 d l. t. tol me she had received more
medical treatment BY the most skillfu phvsicians-
Yours truiy, JAMES WILSON.
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FROM NEW YORK

NEw YoRK, Aug 5.
The MereS ,,ut's Exchange in this city, and the
several telegra'b b Offices at 81 Wall street vii be
brilIiantiv iumip ted this evening in honor OF the
success Of rhe Atlan.ic Cable. This greatest event
OF the age will be pUropraleiy eeisorsea aIls
out tbis state and New England and the British
Provinces where there are Te legraph Offices.
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CANADIAN AFFAIRS.

TORONrO, August 6.
Parliament met this P. NJ The announcement
was made that Hon. Mr.. Cartier in connection
with Hon. John A Macdonald, was forming a
government, which would probably be completed
tomorrow The House Immediately adjourned
til 10 o'clock TO- morrow A NJ.
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TIE TIcKET AGENTs' CoNyENTIox.-Tho
General Ticket Agents Convention, held in this
city on Thursday 5th inst, was presided over
by Dudley P Phelps, and J. A. Burch acting
as Secretary. The following gentlemen re-
ported themselves
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Int rLMhLE MED1O 1LT hEOEE IUt
Or, Thirty Years Study aud Experience,
ESPECIALLY DEVOTED To
DISEASES OF WOMEN;

By Cornelius l.. CheesmHn, NJ. D.,
NEW YORK CITY.
an INSTRUCTOR, GUIDE, AND A PHYSICIAN
In which emboiicd fun and ohssie description
(noese necessary 20 ie welfare nf those married
saui q b. marie uToosss nfooncep on.preguancy
aud delivery, their paizs and dangers We'll the
methods by which many tho latter may he oby iaed and
teachng how the ulay b. sarated and restored
to proper t0ae alter having been prostratsd by
plziats iucideEial 20 the human frame. Also. much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION which viii obviats
the uees OF any great amount Of sickness, and enable
the oScTyal reader 10 be, 10 great extent ber ply
stefan.
Tins book available the understanding Of the
iolal reader. and skifuy elaborated
paas-d arranged and carried ont, than work OF its
kind uoW seure the puhhc While Il gives Wholesome
paTcnars aut in respects information
ofhe mode oais asirs connected with the female
system 1t Should he seed in the hands of every female
PRICE s. CENTS
This work also c5nans urcIi1ns used by the doctor
his practre far the positive Of Sorr,oHs Emp
rioas-Fsrer oaf A0ue--Senere Cougss cad CoEs-Rhe-
az i7.--Dss psg- Falling og effie Ha So Sc, &C., any
eae VIII n preparations may prove o. great ~aiue To the
l book Wiz be saut BY mail, free Of postage. the
reception OF it pTe which aT ne sent e. her IN nancy OF
osiase stamps AloidesS si2nlo p s4dTssSes 10
aa2edSsF6maOl IsCaamhers street, \. Y. City
]. Is. Barnes & Co, ProprietOrs Of the Cleve
Iali Plumliag Works, Atvater nlork are prepared
VITA sfsa sf sEeriansed NEJrknten doing every
e..stias OF PIu aiu- the thorough manner on
he mosts auti65 plans reasoahs terms and short
notice. larss stocks al Fountains OF different stvles and
izes Bathing Tubs OF iron aud wood. lined with
inned-onper. steam heaters lead aid galvanized iron
EI1ss sn1 Plated C1cs. iuclnling the Pateu Seeos
n Coks Teesatl latIoanea, Nas BOWS sna AZ ine
Water Works Fixtures keot constantly nhsnd Al
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LHAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAGR DYE.
WML A. Bachelors Hair DYE,

THE ORIGINAL. AND BEST IN THE woRLDi
Ali others are mere in tions and should be Ayoided al
you wish 70 escape ridicule
GRAY, RED. OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to a
beautiful and Natu-a Brown Rlack without the least
nimy 10 Hair Skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded 70 Wa Bachelor l59 and over 5000
Applications have ac 20 the Hair o. hrs patrons Of
has famous Dye.
WA. A BACHELORS HAIR DYE pTs-luees color
not 10 he distinguished from naturs and is WARRANTED
not to njdren the least however long may he coutiu-
ued AMI the in eects OF Bad Tyssrem aaied the Hair
vgoraisl for life b. this spleadid Dye
Made, sod Or applied On lTiVaie raoms ai the Wig Fac
l3s Broadway, y Y
q The Genuine has the name am address upon steel
engraving on four sides OF each Box, Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR
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Goufatipnal.
SFIFCT SCHOOL Z

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,
1 eubacng al the elements soltr and usfful I'd
ucsioa vii be openea The sunday School Room n the
Of Ir1niiY Church Sure1ur sref nu the nIsi OF -
tcber. under the oi the Misses ARlAN. and the
general teneence q Rev A. VARIAN, As Rector oi
the School
Applca ls Tor admission TO b. made a, the School Room
Al asF time during the course Of the School term
PROSPECTUS setting forth Terms &c can be had
uca.ion 10 the Rector either Of Rev gentlemen,
Tisif1rs Of the School. DR CLAYTON,
Oh BOLLES.
aus d7m lo2 RFv T. CARTER.
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N I'D snLOMONsON.

PRscTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
the LARGEST assortment OF The mos approved Kinds o
sPEcTAcLES Ahis glasses, whether for near OF iar-
sighted are ground under MS nspecon by machine
" OF new construction the reaiet care 50 As 10
the eyes al cases. curing Wsaklrss. DiE-iafss or
Iszmz1fi0a Of The Ey15 and iiuEartinE Strength oE long
reading OF hue sewing.
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