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NEWS FROM TIE WEST

IL LOUIS sept O.
Dispatches from independence, the fifth, per T.
5. Express TO B0Onville, says santa Fe mails with
dates TO the 10Th ult., arrived News unimpOr-
tant. DR.. Connolly, who arrived al Santa Fe irCm
Rio Abjo, reports that a large number Of emigrauts
hal passed through Albuquerque this summer, en-
route 10 California, Via SON parallel They report
grass between Fort Smith aud Albuquerque eX-
Ceient and wood and water abundant.
The mail party saw very few Indians on the
plains
Col Summers command was On Arkansas River,
about 25 miles below the crossing. AL well.
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GROVER AND BAKERS FAN.
H. -

1st. Cotton is used as it is Purchased-On spOOls
without rs-winding; saving time, trouble and
waste.
I'd. The trouble and psrplezity Of filing shut
tle, las in ether machines, is in this avoided; no
shuttle is employed, the under thread being used
from large spool.
Sd. Its very simple yet strong in construction,
easily Learned and kept in order, and does not re-
quirs to be taken apart to be oiled.
4th. The stitch is always distinct, even and reg
ular, and will not nip though every fourth stitch
be cut
5th. Ths stitch is as elastic as the most elastic
fabric.
This Machine embrOiders 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 lady and the use of amachins
can be obtained by the day in families, by calling
at the room of Mr. Hopkins. Terms 81 ,5OPer day
SAMUEL HOPKINS.
Northrop & Spsngler's Block,
Ynhs0dsm:lqs Superior ST.. up stairs
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LHAIR DYE-HAIR DYE-HAIR DYE.
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL AND BESI N THE WORLD
AL ohersare mere I'M ra'ons and should be avoided, #
you wish 70 escape EIiIcUie.
GRAY, RED, OR Rusty HAIR DYED Instantly 70 a
beautiful and Natu-a- Brown Black, without the loas;
njuiy 10 Hair OF skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded 70 W. Raieaelor snce ls59. aj over s1lo0
applications have been made 90 the Hair o. HE patrons CT
his famous Dye.
VA. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
10 be distinguished from nature and is WARRANTED
not TO inurei- tie least however 5as may he coulIa
uea an the an elects Of Bal Cyssre-iiei; The Hair IL
vIsorsfei for life bT this sPle did Dse-
Nade, 500 OF applied tin private rooms - the VIZ lac
l3s Broadway, y. Y.
ES The Genuine has the name and address upon steel
engraving On four sides OF each Box. Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR,
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LOsT.-Two hundred and forty dollars in
gold. This money was lost by the owner, q
poor laboring woman in going from her home on
ChamPain street up Vineyard Lane to Superior
street. The finder Of this money, if he vii
leave the same at the Probate Office shall
literally rewarded. The money was lost on
Saturday last
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WILLIAM A BACHELOR,
ar21-l Jrvsus "a B-oaivsav New Ya
ap2cdSw-m - bro1lusy. Rev h1Ik
WIGS F! WIGS WIGS !

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEES surpass al.
They are elegant, lirht, easv and durable
FIt-raE % e1sruzo turning up behIRt-E7 shrinking
o. the head indeed tins j. the oly Is abslmeut where
these things are properly ulders @, q and Eale-
20 Broadway, New York
AND kv6n20l " FISKE Cleveland ohio, AGENT.
J. o. Barnes & Co., Proprietors Of the Clevs
aaI PIuuiing works, Atwater Block are prepared
via arss force OF experienced workmsa doias every
essri,ti5l ofPu nlns the most thorough manner,
he most scientific plans reasoaahH terms, and short
notice. lrSe stocks OF Fountains o. different STYLES and
szes RathinE Tubs Of IrOn and wood. lined with
iuaed-c0uner. heaters, lead and vaulzel iron
rineS Leather and India RlhleT Hose every descrpiluo
Al Br1Ss aul Plated Cocks ru-lllIug Pareu Sclfclos
NJ 9rks recently INTRODUCED Vas Bowls, and all kinds
fWzrsr y Fixtures ke5- constantly on hand Al
Iork 1garranted u2s-dEwtf.
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FOr Washing Infanls and Children.

Mothers and Nurses VII I'm ''FONTAINES CREAM
OF WILD FLOW Rs suneriar 10 al spirits, Snaps or
lotions 5 nc mo-cz-oi lzlher peaeIaiIus the sAa,
prevents ch1ug aaG eru7-1ns and rl1tss laa; health
deica y aud sweetness 50 plcssIls IN d ijrsn.
70 REMOVING FRECKLES, ERUFuONS, Sc-
few application, VIII produce the most agreeable results
in iuparIng whit uess cloarBess and beauty TO the
plerion. + c. FONrAINE s CO, 80 Broadway, and
No. As,or Houss Ne York. Sold b. all Druggists.
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FROM DETROIT
DETRoIr. Sent. 8.

UkIkoIT, sept. 3.
The American Board Of Foreign Missions WAS
addressed this afternoon chiefly BY Western men
all expressing confidence Of their Churches 10 sus.
tain it more fully as it enlaTges operations. DR..
Anderson stated that to continue operations without
reducing Missions and the cancel debt board needed
four hundred thousand dollars for the coming year
Rev. Mr.. Grant, South Africa, and Rev. Mr. Vroo-
man, Canton, spoke affectiDgly, concerning their
Missions Mr.. NrOOman believed China has been
Kept closed Up till now, because Churches had not
been prepared tn chrsuanise il before theythought
that three hundred andffty thousand labOreTs could
be Immediately employed.
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FROM SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE, Sept 8.
The American State Convention met at Corin-
than Hall al neon today. A large number Of Del
egltes were present, almost every district in the
State being represented. Hon. Daniel Ulman was
elected President Of the Convention. and upon
taking the Chair made short address, after which
the Convention adjourned for dinner.
The Republican State Convention assembled at
Writing Hall at noon 10 day, and organized by an
pointing Hon. Egera Graves, of Herkimer county,
as temporary Pr sident
Hon. f. B. Washburn, Of Illinois, was invited to
& pace on tie platform He made q stirring ad-
dress
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Reported by the Union Telegraph,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REPORT
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP ASIA.
AMERICAN BOARD OF FOREIGN MIS-
sIONs---NECOND DAY,

AMERICAN BOARD OF FOREIGN MIS-
SIONS---sECOSD DAY,
DETEolT, Sept s.
The Board met at l-2 A. NJ. Alter an hours
PRAYER tie meeting listened 20 resolutions offered
by Rev. Dr.. PomerOy in behalf Of a Presidential
COMMITTEES alluding 10 the smalness Of the debt IN
comparison with what had been feared; TO the eX-
tensiye reviyals in this country; 10 religious toera
tiOn in Turkey; 70 tie end Of the East india Com
pauy's sway in India; 10 the throwing open Of
China to civilization and christianity, and the At
sympathy.
After his remarks the President called on Rev.
7. A. Mills TO offer thanksgiving.
Thrilling addresses were made by the Rev \.
Gleason, DR.. Bemun, Judge Jessup, Hon. L. Child
and others
The house Is crowded to oyeriowing. The at
tendance from abroad exceeds all expectation.
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MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES
Il has been my god fortune restore 10 health many
thousands Of my e0uuiry-wOmcn-
Ny SUCCESS has excited the malice Of the euyi0us and
Jealous; but their prosecutions served only extend
and estab sh my reputaIon Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upoa my ya-hvay fr1 the fair sufferers whom
] have relieved loug teld in asctlonate ard
haukfu rsmemhTalce by those who have experienced
skill lean srd desse fhs efforts Of mIschief-aksrs
nd slandeTers
My friends have repeatedly urged to place my ei
cine for producing mensua'n within the reach Of The
Ladies Of the United States but inisos1a enter
field occupied b. Iacs with their perucJus nostrs
and fear that uagrl lcpsd might palm upon
the public their worthless limitations have hither pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
"AMlE DE FEMME" in tine United States
last yield the OF patients and friends,
and o.r suffering Femlles OF America medicine
which mas rendered somewhat famous Throughout the
Old World.
In regari to the efficacy the AAIIE DE FEMME"
need only say that liquid form, aud eTacilg such
have used my practice rance, years, and
that has failed satisfactory result
The Annie de Femme and me lsruariJn stand
alton Of cause and effect Il alike powerful originate
healthy menstrual J where has existed and
where il has beea from my suppressed
In orsrto guard agus' imposition the wrapper Of direc-
toas oa each the "A de Femae VIII bear ny
written signature and boh the bottle and enclosing box
viii be sea ell with my private seal
Price 500 package -
PAM, January, ISL.
For sale Wholesale anl Retail by WILLIAM FISKE,
No y superior street Cleveland Who will supply the
'Amie de Femme Al the Pr0prie-ors prIo5s.
aul0dSwlv6
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ELECTION

MOSTPELIER, Vt, Sept. s.
We are in receipt Of returns from l3l towns,
more than half the State. They report as follows:
Republican Ill; Democratic Il; No Choice ;.
Later returns Of the Governors vote rather in
crease than diminish Halls majority, which will
probably exceed 5000.
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INPRovExENTs-A double dwelling house is
being erected by Mr.. VIM. Redhead, at Nos. Il
and l6, Prospect street 1t is of brick, three
stories in hight, with good basement, and vi /
be finished in the best manner inside and out
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MARBLE MANTLEs-Messrs Jones L Son of
this city, concluded contract yesterday to
furnish thirty white marble martles for the new
Custom House-somc of them are intended to
adorn the United States Court Room. The
balance viii be put in the offices, Jury rooms,
and other departments, Some splendid speci-
cimers of marble work may be seen at their
ware rooms on Prospect street.
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n IL SOLOMONSON.

PRACTIcAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
ses the LARGEST assJrtuuu OF the approved kinds Of
PEcTACLES AlhIs glasses, whether for uear or i7T-
lighted ground under his spectIou by machine
yof anew cons rucol with the reaiest care so as 10
suit the eyes al cases. Weakness, Dt-zHess or
Isf4umafioa fse Eges and imparing strength or og
Teadirg fine sewing.
y n. II So.ou1lsoa would here inf0rln the public
that he employs any the sale Of his lenses
~ Also a splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
CROSCOPES, COAIPASSES, &c . keyt On hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
inserted without paiu as perfect IS natural
u l-e IS Superior street under the American Hotel
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The RESTORATIVE is put up bottles Il three sizes;
large medium and small The small holds half pint, and
reai for per The medium holds At least twenty
per cent proportion than the small and retlis for
50 per bottle The large holds quart forty per cent
in proportion, a. d retaa for 81.
9 J MOOD & co PrOpIietorg, 2l2 Broadway, New
York lin the great n Y Wire Railing establishments ard
ia Market street. ST. Louis Mo
And snld b. all so1d Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
Il A lnrg
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G0utatiunal.
SFIE0T SCHOOL FOR Girls

CbLbOI NNIlIOOL 7 y n U IlIot
eub aciug ali the eemaufs o. solt and fu Ed
ss1fio viii e nrened 10 The Sunday School Room
reaT n iuiiv Churh Superior street. The rs' Of Sep
tembsr under th- care Of the Ms-s AkIAN. aud the
Ss sri 81 efeudence OF Rev A VARIAN- As Rectorof
The School
Ao1eafia-s f1r admission 70 b made a tne Schoo Room
.aS-v I'm. auriur fhe c1urSe ~ the School term.
Prospsctus setting forth Terms &C. be had
3ssieo-s of fie scho,l DR CLAXTON,
tDR- BOIsLES,
szs aAI IL nv. L CARTER.
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NOlIINATION
FREEnoLp. VI. sspt. s.

Freehold, Nj, Sept. s.
The opposition Convention Of the p Congress
siOnal District Of New Jersey met in this place to-
day and nominated JnO. L. y. Shatton, for Con-
CreES.
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CONPLMENTAEr.-At a regular meeting Of
Washington Engine Co. No. 9, the following
resolution was unanimously adopted;
Rcs0lred, That the members Of this Company
tender their sincere thanks to Mr. Carson, Of
Superior st, for his handsome present Of Picture
Frame TO said Company.
WI. RODCLY, Foreman.
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GUT7AE-J II Thomas, Teacher Of the Cult
az. Rooms at No. 3 Euclid street. Terms
Fifty cents per lesson Il.
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PROP. WOOD-About two years a-o my hair commenced
turning gray; fast bee nil- od and had tined msny
remedies feet. CONN slced usine Restorative
January last; few appcao fastened my hsIr firmly;
began NIL up. out and turned back It's fuusr
coor-b ack At this time Il uy roSt0re 10 It's 0rsi1al
c0lur health, and appearance and cheertuy recommend
10 all J. D. HOES
Chicago, Illinois, MAJ !. ls5I
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ADRray. Mich. Sept. 3.

Consider 4. Stacey was nominated at Caldwater
to day as the the Democratic candidate for Con
gress in the 2d District.
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FOE DERToIT.-The steamer May Queen will
leave for Detroit this evening at Z! o'clock in
stead of 10 O'Clock, her usual hour.
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Union, Zanesvilie, J. Howard .....-.....-.4 40
Molunkee, Urbanna, -................
Citizens Gift, Findlay, J. Carr. .......5O
Neptune Engine & Hose Co. Springfield, L.
It will be seen that as yet Dayton takes the
first rank in numbers, sending seven companies
with an aggregate force of 236 men. We were
unable TO learn the foreman and member Of men
Of two or three of the above Companies, but It
will be seen that there are twenty Companies
with force of over ESQ. Many more COnpa-
MES viii be IN this morning. The Springfield
boys were accompanied by Tultle's National
Band, a very superior one which did good ser
wee and won credit at the Military Parade at
Dayton. on July Sd The Fontaines were ac-
coupanicd by a band of Il performers. Seve-
raj bands played last evening on the balconies
of the different hotels, and our streets presented
a lively appearance. Cleveland viii be wide
awake and out ofdoOrs to-day. The parade
begins at o'clock. Tournament begins at !
Pm. The places for cOntesting viii be as fol-
lows:
First class, corner Of Ontario and Prospect Sts.
% Erie and Euclid d"
81 Ontario and St. Clair "
Hook 4 Ladder and Hose Companies will run
from Public Square on Superior street to Erie.
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PROF o. J. wooD-with confidence do IecomHienI your
Hair Restorative, beng the m0st ecaci0us article ever
saw Since us your Hair Restorative my hair and wins
ker which slmosi white, have gradually grown dark,
and feel confident that few applcatiOns will
restore them their natural color 10 has also relieved
OF all dandrul and uuplg asant itching common among
persons who psrspre freely. J. g. klLBY-
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MILWAUKEE, Sept. s.

Hon c. Bilinghurst was nominated by the Re
publictns for re election 10 Congress in the 3rd
District.
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TRAVELER'S NEGIsTEi.
ARRIVALS.
CORSEK'S

MRS. BISHOPS MANUFACTORY.
ladies' having new dresses m de, shrul, 0rdert Sc
sure good I'll, buy Mrs. Bishop coTseis
For sale -. .-,-.,
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PUT-N BAY.-To-morrow is the ever to be It.
membered 10th. Prepare for the grand EIcur-
sion.
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MRS. RoB1xsoN7s CERTIFICATE.

Aho- hOhlNsBN ; LEhlAf AIAAE-
VERSoI, Trumbull Co, MAY ist, ls55
This certifcs that have been health for
and found little relief after number
~ Physicians Ny dissaHe Proaosis Ute u had
been reduce bv that and FlouOr Abus until had become
liberated considerable extent. By the advice Of Dr.
" Bushnell procured and took bottles of Marshafs
terns stholicon which enabled 70 attend 10 hus
band his aa sickness until he dird which aboui
year have taken three bottles s'nce his death
which haI made able TO labor and support family OF
three children The Caholcsu has nearly restored
health Il Is the only thing that has i,is aed my suffer
MARY Z ROBINSON.
The CATHOLICoN is for sale By City Druggists and by
Mrdf-ne dealerr generally. iull2
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EDRYlH Ar GwYLIEDYDCr," Welsh Newspaper
One. l3 Na.aau slraet. A.nl Y LES.

PROF o ] WOOD-Dear Sir: Some month siI weeks
ago received bottle Of your Hair Restorative and
ny wife who concluded TO ry It on her head, little
hiukiu the time that would the gray hair
its org nal color; . her and suTprise afer few
weeks trial has pertred that wonderful fleet by turn
ing an the gray hsIrs dark brown at the
heauyng and thic enng theh hair strongly recommend
the above Restorative 10 all persons IN Of such
change Of their hair. CHARLES CAhDEW.
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"a For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, seefourih
narp
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1nsmr6lfe.

Oh ARTER OAK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD. CONN
CHARTER PERPETUAL. 100000 CAPITAL.
WITH A VERY LAEGE SURPLUS,
Securely luycss ulcer he approval Of ha
ComptrolleI 0l Pgb &C Accounts, Of The
stats uf Connecticut
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS;
JANIS e " M.ALKI.t Y, p esijeLt
JOHN L BUNCE. Vice President
SAMUEL n. WHITE S-cretarv
L. d. DICKERMAN. &c I Agent
DIRECTORS:
ALfkED Gill. DANIEL FHuLIFs,
lOHs l. BUNCE. EOsvEl L BToDeFr
I0HS A. BUTLER, Z d DICE M ~
NOAH WHgATOS JAMES 4 "A -fFTry
NELSON LLIsrER. WILLIAM r CoNr
S. b. BERESFOR, NJ D., CONSULTING PHYs1cIAS.
ROUSE Y JENNINGS, A ent
myO At 80 Superior ST. Cleveland, O.
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SPLENDID HosE C.REIAGE.-The Neptune
Hose Co. Of Springfield have brought to the
city the finest specimen of a Hose Carriage
that can, we presume, be found out of the
large cities Of the East 1t Is, indeed, a NeB-
tune car, such an one as the old Sea God him
self might feel proud to drive. In front, two
Dragons, part horse and part fish, rear their an
cry heads and praneing feet high in air, look
ing as terrible as one would care to see them,
while the rear Of the car Is composed of
Mammoth Shell, skillfully carved and painted,
and the whole is most ela5Orately painted and
decorated. 1t will make 4 sensation in our
streets. GOsling & Hammond, of Dayton,
were the builders. It's cost was about 500.
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More to be Admired than the

RICHEST DIADEM
EVsr Worn BY Kings or EmPerors!
WHAT?-WHY A BEAUTIFUL
w Held OF HAIR Because Il Is the ornament
Got fnIs pIoutte1 for al Reader although
the may bloom 50 brightly in the glowing cheek
the eve b. sparkling the tee those OF pearls
the head hereft Of covering. the air snare and
shrlvelet, hu 81 and dry sill, sDrnk led with
gray will lose than half her charms Prof
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE. If used two or three
times week, viii restore and permanently all
such an ornament Read the following. and judge The
winter Of the frst the cce5rafsd R11is THALBERG.
New Y II April I9. la
On. WOoD-Dear Sir Permit 70 express % you the
Oh aons under the entire o.afi1n OF HAIR
70 is original color About the time Of my arrival IN the
United SAFES rapidly hecOm gruv. but upon the
apnltsafion your HAIR RESTORATIVE Il soou
covered rginal hue cousiler your Restorative
wonderful invention. quite ecacuus vel agreeable
1 am, dear SIT, yours tru'y. S THALBERG-
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OF AMERICAN WO,

IL MEN. ron tie N Y DGtly Netcg (EditOrisl
We desire all atiOn letter from DR. Joshua
= Bridge The Health Of American Women, IN 1noth
column. He tTcais tie subject shle manner and
his skill and medical judgment nav he relied upon
From IL Albany Morning ErprcEs-
Marhalla Uterine CztuIllcOn has proved to be fully
valuable Is claimed to ue many tess Hdo
bv medical gentlemen aud others Dr. Bridge IS Tesu AZ
physician OF very ue aaiuments Of creat judgment
and discrimination judci0us and hzhy successful prac
ttouor all diseases, especially those Of women and
chllIrnnm
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MAhNhAl4LS L4EhLNE GAlhOLlION
Is sunhestatingy ,cret liable remedy for al those
cI which Is liable and which grad
ualy scct The mind well th= body. that thI l.
talk work becomes alike Of suffering. If
possibility Among the complains for which the Catho-
Is remedy Failing Of the Womb, Whifes. sup
pressed Irregular or Pa nfu MensTuuton eating, In
hamHaions and Diseases the kidneys OF Urinary Or
Eaus Reteufl0n Inc0utlucncs OF Urine Heartburn Cos
tireness Ncrvousnrss, FuiutE-E P4lptari1ns Cramps
Dis ured Sleep, and all troubles syn ahetIc
connected vita the uterine organs
Ladies who troub led with any Of the above synpons
with spine, liver lung complaints, invited to ad
ess Dr. BRIDGE, with fu'l c1nhdsJce that they viii
hnd relief AIarshas Uterine CathOicou is not quack
medicine but ingredients have been made known 70 the
Medical CseEes ard they al the service Of any
spec;able ph ssician iu the country
TLe priee o. MARSHA LIS UTERINE CATHOLE
CONIT one Dollar end Halfycr gingls bottle.
WEsT BEnFoRn, C0shoct0n Co Nay "A, 1871.
Mr. II kingsley, SRI have been selling the modi-
cine cfthe Graeubeg ompany for the last years and
have invariably found them 20 coed tSactlon and
the pslls have sold 10 great many fs-s regularly
thertsa aud coffee. and with NY trade thy have bec
4 spls ar ice AIarShals Uterine Ca horou =
cine thai done great amounf 1f COED IN female lseas-
One lady - l. TO toll she hsd received more
benefit from bottle thnn she did from long Of
medical trsatInent b the most skilful physicians
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
lanuarv LAT ls5s
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5periaI Notifrs.

FS@ For Gas Fixtures ard Ftting-Apgly
Fogg EEsrOrth 8 Co., los and lO7 Superior street.
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FIRENEN's PARADE.-The following COmpa-
MES had arrived in town last evening. The
Ocean and Queen City came in loaded
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 0, 1s5s
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ne " -hDF 7 n I--'IIllNIS-
For Osweg5-Chamborlin. Crawford Co
Stays-TuyIOr, GnsVvold Co
Bankers-J. Herdman Co No Il Wafer s.;
IBicllieeu-e Office. Deton & c..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09

"MarshalIs Uterine Cafholicon viii certainly cure
the diseases for which II Is recommends D."
There Is no medicine like II in this country
In the worst cases l have ever met with Marshal
Utsrine Cathohcon Is a GER ain and safe remedy"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-09

For sale. Wholesale and Retsil By WILLIAM FISKE,
No y superior street Cleveland Who will supply the
annie de Femme al the Pr0prie.or's prIc5s.
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