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CEARpox. o. June 2Ist. ls5


EDIToR LEADER;-Arthur A. P4rlin, son of Mr..
d. PAriin, of this place, left home last Friday in
the forenoon, and has not since returned. This
disappsaranee has created great anxiety in this
community. Nothing reliable has been heard
from him sines about 9 o'clock on Friday, an
hour or two after he left home, though a very
general search has been made By our citizens
He was 10 years of age, but would not seem to be
older than l6; was small, of light complexion,
rather light sandy hair. He wore a brown mixed
TWeeds eOst-brOEn mixed cashmere pants
black striped farmers satin vest-a grey hAt-Old
pair ealf-skin boots.
1t Is feared that he has suddenly become de-
ranged, been in delicate health for two years
past, and being in the habit of always informing g
his parents Of his intentions on leaving home.
By noticing this disappearance you will confer
a great favor upon his parents and friends.
Yours, J. o. CONVERSE.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
M,sHrNorox. Jun,

ASHINUIUNi Uult IL
The State Department have received dispatches
from Minister Reed announcing his intended res'g-
nation aud return from Cuba.
The Tribune's correspondent says
The report of Lord Maimsburys explanation OF
the Gulf Outrages do not correspond with the
views presented 10 Mr.. Dallas aud by bin commu-
nicated in the preceding mail, so far from there be-
ing slight difference Of opinion, as alleged, there
is very material and positive disagrecme It, which
will be exhibited in the answer Ofthis Government
soon 10 be transmitted
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ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
ST. JoHSs. Newfoundland. June 2l

The Government will dispatch a steamer 10
Trinity Bay to pilot the Niagara as near a. prscti-
cable TO the point where it Is decided to land tie
Gable. The Niagara will be expected momentarily
on and after next week, but from the fact that the
feet would use no steam in reaching the middle Of
the Atlantic, il IS quite possible that the Niagara
will not reach this coast before the lst Of July.
This Office has been placed in communication
with the Office at Trinity Bay and il is understood
that the Telegraph Company viii place their wires
hence TO New York at the service Of the press aud
the public for the transmiss on Of such cOmmuuica
tions connected with the great event as may be
handed in for afew days subsequent TO the arrival
Of the Niagara
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FRUIT GROWERS AEETING--A meeting Of the
Committee Of the State PomOlogical Society is to
ho held At No Il Bank street, in the Horticultural
SOcietyis Room, Wool Depot Block, Cleveland, on
the 3Oth Of June and lst Of July, for the examina-
ton Of cherries and such other fruits as may be in
season at that time Fruit Growers and Nursery
men generally, are invited to attend the meeting,
and bring specimens Of cherries Strawberries rasp-
berries, any other fruits that may be in eOndi-
ton 70 exhibit
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prp Gooos.
NEW GOODS,

q RAYMOND & CO., have received,
Dc Bl-ck Dress silks, new and fall supply,
Irdia and sumner 81 Ks.
Sella, Cashmere an1 n 1hibet Shauls.
White Crss.e ShaWls. embroidered and plain.
BrOchs Scarfs and Shawls.
Black and Col0red Silk ShaNls,
Black silk A.antillss,
RestoTi DTess Goods, AIousslizs dc Chene.
ChAii de LANES, RObesa Quifos,
Brench BIiiIautS, Orgzndy MusiIns.
Chinfz OrElndieS Chocolate Orsaudics,
hestOri Grenadines, Bcrage Robes,
French Jacconets. G. ingham r hes Q1illa,
Piaia all de Laines HOyies Pins
French. English and American alicaos,
Ia-ies Gauntlets, Gents Driving Cloves
Ladies 1Iarseilies Cal.ars, Chantiily VeilSi
Parasols. Ribbons and Lace,
Emb'I Handkerch els. Emb'd Collars.
Sleeves and Collar Sets. Black Lare Mitts.
Chanfilly Bugled ColaTS, White SILK f1iEge.
Enid Bands. Fdgings and lnseTtlnes.
Fancs Belt kibb0us. NarseilleS rnmming,
Black Velvet Ribbons, SnyruA Id gInss,
B5nnst CTaDes lilusIoa Iare
Bonnet ROuches, AleNdndeT's KID Gloves,
Emb d Lare and Muslin Window Cmtains,
M1Isellles Quits, C1unte paneS and Toilet Covers,
Trsh IIneus- Tic kiugs and Shoefings,
Russia TOEelIugs and Hukabuks,
staple Shrtings and Fancy do.
Brad ClOihs, CasSimeres and SaiiuettS,
Nestings and tsents Shlrs and Collar,
Checked Nalantins, Drab Alpaca.
"a Cashmere CoaiIng, CasbaEs,
Neck erchieis. Sus1Cuders, and Umbre las-
All Of which hive been bought low and will be sold al
iahlG s. RAYMOND CO. 6 Superior 81.
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The ST. CLAIR STREET INPROvENENT.-This
improvement is sprOgressing rapidly. A large num-
Der of double teams are employed in conveying
gravel 10 the street and far As the work is In
ished, it has been done according to The new sur
vey. The center Of the street has been raised TO
proper hight, leaving suitable drains on each side
Of it to carry of the refuse water into the Lake by
sewers. The giavelng is completed at different
points between Erie street and CoIamer, and the
other portions viii speedily be put in good cOnd-
ton if the present 1ne weather should continue
perhaps by the latter part Of August Some of the
new road between the city limits and CoIlamer is
level as q floor, and hard and substantial Toll
gates viii soon be erected, and rate Of tolls estab
lished to pay the expense of keeping the road in
good order and If possible return The stockholders
dividend interest on the means invested in the
enterprise In addition TO the pleasure OF riding
over a smooth road, the Improvement viii be Of
the greatest benefit to the property abuttng there
on, and will doubtless enhance its value materially
0a each side of this road in the city, the sidewalks
are graded to correspond with the grade of the
street, and il We are not wrongly Informed, are 10
be rs-paved, commencing at Erie street.
This road Is direct one to COIlAmer, rum
through some portions Of the country not on ths
road BEFORE and shortsns thedstanee to that plae.
very greatly-Collamer now being distant from
Cleveland only about six and half miles.
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PROM NEW YORK

NEw YORK, June Il
Reports were circulated in Brooklyn yesterday
that one Of the companions Of Patrick Daily, the
murderer Of Simonson, had confessed and stated
the manner in which the crime was committed
The statement created so much excitement that
the Sheriff had 70 remove Daily Immediately to
Sing Sing, from q fear that simOnsOn's friends
would lynch him.
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PROM ST, LOUIS.

bII Ilut - duIIc 10
Leavenworth dispatch says that Gen Harney,
staff and escort, left for Utah on the morning Of
the 18th.
The river fell inches during the q hours end
ing O'Clock last night making fall OF IS inches
in all At this rate it will take two or three days
TO discover the Leyee side walks All the upper
streams are falling slowly.
Weather clear and very warm
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LAWsUIT DECIDED.

The great lawsuit between the Comm0nEsalth
Of Massachusetts and the City Of ROxbury has
been decided in favor ofths former. This case in
wolves lands and fats in the back bay Of Boston
to the value Of several millions Of dollars. The
State Coumissiopsrs Messrs. 5. P. Fuller, ,. Q.
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Purdy and A B. BY will nov proceed to an ths
ls1ds with all possible despatch.
The brig Leontirs from Phladslphia, Of and
IL N Salem. vas in collision on Friday night in
our bay, win the U 5, store ship Release, sinking
the brie im.-rediAtely. The crew barely ssc.peS
and were lande, Il at COellAeet By the Rslesss.
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EOrthrop 4 sPanglsr's Block
Superior St, up Stair.

.. q Barnes & Co., PrOprietOrs Of the Cleve
hal Plumsins WORKS, AtEster Black prepared
th .r-p force uf experienced wurkmen doing every
ris tioa Of Piunias the mosi tharO1sh manner. On
h. sf scientific uans rsasoaahe terms, and short
n,.oe lrge stocks Of Foantans Of different sEles and
izes Bathing Tabs OF cast iroa and wood hned with
s,,.aopDer steam heaters, LEAD and galvanized iron
i,S I..fhsr and India Rubber Hose, evey DESCRIPTION
,fB.ss AMI Pissed Cocks. neluis the P.isn Selfeos
ts recsutly iutrOaused vasa BOWS. and all kinds
fwuter works Fixtures kept constantly onhana An
wark waTTanted. uEsaESu'
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DIscHARGED.-Bruee, husband Of the mother OF
little Charlotte Knight, was arrested last week at
at the instance of Doctor n. L. Wright, on a
charge Of gland larceny in stealing sundry seis
Of artificial teeth, books, manufacturing mate
rial, &c, SC, valued in the aggregate at about
$50. The theft is alleged to have been committed
some time in December last. But the evidence not
being sufficient TO warrant his commitment, he was
yesterday discharged by Esquire Miller.
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FIRE



The extensive -four mill Of Bills. Thayer Usher;
was destroyed by fire at au early hour yesterday
morning, with large qCantity Of Hour aud grain
The loss is estimated from SO, 600 10 $4,000, on
which there was an insurance of Sl2, 900.
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$500 FoR GRAIN has been paid by person
wanting few bushels Of a choice article 10 Sow
Now this was shrexd on their part, and no one
accused them Of Surfing themselves toa NAP when
il would SEM proper 10 be wide awake.
The farmer should be governed BY ihe same rule
in getting SUIT Of clothes Of the right GRAIN,
with even and smooth Nap that some master work
man has had to sew upon, and has lett upon it an
even, clean, and firm SEAH.
A garment made = 10 the Letters above
will never be called upon TO recognize the "LET
'ER RIP"
At Sonneborn's, l56 Superior street, Cieve-
land, o., clothes Of the above hrm and handsome
description, may always be fOand in any quantity,
and what doubly sdds to the wonder, Is, the prices
are invariably FIFTEEN PER CEST less than al
aag other clothing store N the Stafe.
Admission free and attendants 10 show visitors
through The extensive establshment-gTdf's-
junesd ktriwt
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PoLIcE Court, JUNE 2l-Eleven cases were
before the Court yesterday, as follows Assault
aud battery 5; intOxication 2; yAgrancy petit
larceny / nuisance l; violating Sunday liquor
ordinance total IL.
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HAIR DYE-H1IR DYE-H1IK DYE.
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair Dye.

THE ORIGINAL AND BEST IN THE woRLDi
All others mere mita0ns, and should be avoided, Il
you wish 70 escape ridicule-
GRAY, RED. OR Rusty HAIR Dyed instantly To
beautiful and Natural Brown Black, whOu the least
niuiy 20 Hair OF skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
awarded wH Bachelor since ls39 aud over sseoo
applications have made Hair Of his patrons Of
his famous Dye.
WA. A BACHELORS HAIR DYE produ color
distinguished from naturs, and is WARRANTED
njuTeia least however loas 4 may he eoutia
ued the IN effects OF BAD Dyesremedied the Hair IN
vigoraiod for life by this spleadid Dse.
Made sod applied Tin private roons at the Wig Fac
lss Broadway, n. Y.
e The Genuine has the ana address upon steel
engraving four sides Of each Boz, OF
WILLIAM A BATCIIELOR,
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FROM NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, June 10.
Mayor Waterman resignId after his reinstate-
ment The two boards reelected Summers.
Herhy, the murderer Of Stone, is acquitted.
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ANOTHER VESSEL FOR EUROPE.-Nr Claus Refs
eese) Of this city, owner Of the schooner Harvest
has contract with Mr.. Zahm. Of Tif1in, for tie
shipment, by his vessel. 10 Hamburgh, Germany, Of
8 cargo Of walnut and other valuable lumber. The
cargo Is TO be ready in four or five weeks for ship
meat at SandEsky, aud in the mentime the vessel
will be put in thorough sea going order The YES
sci was built here by LlfDezr a Stevenson, is Of
about 300 tons burthen, strong and good saier.
She IS commanded by Capt. Harvey Rummage, OF
tlis city.
Mr.. Zahm has for some time found II q profitable
business TO ship his lumber 10 n. Y and thence by
ship, but there many objections to this, one OF
which is that the lumber becomes injured by so
much handling. The present devised plan OF di-
rect shipment must also prove more profitable.
Mr.. Refs, long Of this city and well known in
business connection with John F. Borges, is q na-
tive Of Helgoand. one Of the islands OF the mouth
OF the Elbe: has been 3 sea-gOing man, IS familiar
With the navigation Of The lakes also, and makes
the venture fnllyssuned by his own experience that
| IL will be q safe and profitable one. He made the
proposition TO Mr. Zahm, being acquainted with the
act that he was in the practice Of shipping lumber
| 70 Germany-RcrieIr
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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE MEDICALPRECEPT0R
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
ESPECIALLY DENofhb To
DISEASES OF WOMEN;
By Cornelius L. Cheesman, NJ ID


NEW YORK CITY
An INSTRUCTOR, A GUIDE, AND PHYSiCIAN
In which Is enbodied a fun and chaste descuptl1n
fnoweee neoessaIy The welfare Of those married or
about 10 b. Marie 5f process Of fe0lcepfi0n
and delivery their pains and dangers, well the
methods by which many Of the later may be obvated and
teaching the system may be uvisurd and restored
TO IT'S pTopeT tone. ser having been PrrSted ~
plants Incidental TO the humsn frame. Also, much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION which will obviate
the necessity Of any great Of sickness and euahe
the obseraHi reader great extent her own ply
TENTH EDITION
This b0ok available TO the understanding Of The
nonprofessional reader and skilfuy elaborated
planned arranged and carried out, work OF its
hind now before the public. While gives Whelasons
particulars and in respects information uIoo
some ofIhe mos delicate Affairs connected with the female
system 1t should placed tha hands Of female,
single married
PRICE 50 CENTS
This yoTk also prescriptions used By The doctor
his practice for the positive al Ssi0as ErS-
fioas-Feuer aa5 AgHs-Seuerc CoaSAs aEd cOl1s-RAla
asa-DserSis-Eaisg q n ffAe HIr, Sc, &e. Sc. any
one OF which preparations nay prose o. great value TO the
reader
This book viii sent BY mail, free OF postage On the
reception price which may be sca e. her IN money On
Osiage stamps AL orders should b. addresSrd 10
r. r. dUTCHSs.S.
au2adSvsmsOl Irs Chanters strc.t. \ Y Cry
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CLEVELAND AND NAHoSISG Z. R.-The fol-
lowing are the time Whens trains will leave Cleve-
land and Youngstown and return, on Saturday the
third and Monday the 5th of July;
EXPRESS LEAVES EXPRESS ARRITRs.
Youngstown, 6.4O A NJ Cleveland, 1892 A. N.
Cleveland, 4OOP.N Youngstown, 7.56 P. n.
NAIL LEAVES. zAIL ARRIVES.
Cleveland, 1904 n Youngstown, 1864 n.
Youngstown, $40 P. N. Cleveland, T.3lP. n.
Tickets viii be good from Saturday morning IN
til the last train of Monday afternoon Only one
fare wiz be charged for the excursion the tickets
being placed at half the usual rates. Let the peo-
pie come to Cleveland, and see the greatest cele-
bratiOn Of The Fourth ever held..in this city.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE -, 1855
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Cleveland Theatre.
Phillips Sampson CO.-Atlaaiie Monthly.
W. Wauen-Dry Goods
Boerhave's Holland Bitiers-special Notice.
LOst-Pocket book.
Chdlberhn. Crzwflrd Co-For ChicagO, kc-
Hanna, GaTrettson K CO-FOr Lake Superior
John Ba 'han-St Andrews SOcictF.
N. II SOlomonsOn-opiieal-Speci Notice
Hawks Bro-Atlautie Monthly
Iugham Brsrg-To Sunday Schools
ChambeTlin, CraEi0rd CO-FOF ogdensburgh, &c
Prof Sfearn-LectuTe-
For Rsnt-BOarding House
Dston Co. Opposition TO all lmpoSitions
Dr Tubbs-Joly and August Appointments
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1lE0ifines.
Joy 70 Ihs Admirers Of a Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.

Joy 10 Ihe Admirers Of a Fine Head Of
RICH GLOSSY HAIR.
har then read the foiio~ins and Il YOU ssk more see ~
circular around each bottle. and 80 ouse doabt.
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR
- call the attention Of an old
back % Is original color h fcOyers the head n ne
ng and an entsn-oqs - : ssn- s
O ths natural aa ah hence II used as Sesuiar dies
talhns 70 extreme old all is natural beauty We
@ 4poe ne ead the gray or diseased in scalp
ao sing locks oT the wtchins curl ever be wthouf
me Agent fSr Pod wsois HSir Rss;or,,v. in N.,v
M rec vea ne following letter IN regard u the Res
DEEP RIVER. CoNN., July a lsss
M LeaEeaWorth-Sir: lh1ve been troubled with dan
gan Out scurf and hair ta-e.her Ss,t N 4 ~
Haven paper about Nooos Hair RsstoraiiVe as cure
called al your store the Ii of April last ani o1rrha
ed one bottle 20 ty H. and found ny Bn was
ne thing I removed the scqTf and har BEGAN to
ali %, l hay- great taith ia Il wish yoa send N
know any the kind used ia tins Ulsc- YOU ~ have
4 market tor many bottles amer Il Is known here.
Yours with respect, RUFUS PRATT
PHLADELPa1A, Sept. .. sac
me iselfbeusicial TO The front and the back
s 2, 1 ~ usl IN almost ~ IS its es.sTiHs-a i7ei BALD
and nov the tip OF nv head well studded with proms-
ene6 have tired oher Preparedness without aav bese
q whatever thiak from my personal c5nmenda-
tiou can Induce manv others u Try IL
YoursresPeetfully, DIR THOMAS MD
No. i9t Vine street.
NINCESNEs IA, June n Iss3
Prof o. J. Wood; As about manufacture and
veud Jour recently discovered Har Resiorafivi. viii
state Tor WhomsoeTer may co1cern that have used
and kunE others 20 ithat. have for wears
been the habit Of other H1r ResfoTaivss and that
Ind yours vastly suDer0r any other know Il entirely
ceanses the head dandruh aud with months proper
use VIII restore persntS hair 70 the original youthful
color and texture sying healthy soft and glossy ap
ufzrOurInE the hands
apply II. the dress hich il doDs would therefore
recommend is use 70 every desr0us Of having ine
color and texture 10 hair.
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING.
o. J. WOOD ; Co, Proprietors, ~ Broadway. n Y
ia the great " Y. Wire RAILING Establishment and M
Market street. 81 Louis No.
And sold b all good Druggists. mh2.d&w3m
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Real Gstate Aleuts.
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
a GklSr and SAW MILL-Water Power and abuud-
ance o. t. 40 miles By Railroad frOm Clevesrd near
sation, IN god order and doing good b1sinesa =
Will eIehangs N part for good farm
~ Near he Lake Shore-s miles from Eu ma
st4on n flch sandy l0am; abundance OF flif 81 IN
klt tds and Il acres timber viii taks Wegern Isnss m
par payment ~ =
STONE DWELLING LOT-Well located IN f. a..ir,-
elS = Ps ~ q tne sityi to exchange TOR snail farm
CASE AbkNUk-A collage house with ARE Iot ard
hne yalets Of fruit trees and vines 70 sTcanT for
lae SHAPES CLEVELAND IRON MINING COM
ANh slOCh nd Vacant Lots exch1nee ffr A snail
eiy. - W i'N@'suAn sh0
AT EUCLID STATION anoa.nso or IL -, A,..,
andy eam; ulder hne cutiVaiion, viii a unance OF
Sholce Ifeit and some umbers; DWELLINGS snd eTo
narns and never ling sprlng Il water; and acres Z ef
for good improved firm Alsn - 0----7o
10 ACRES IN WILLOU UGHBY-Ont the lake Shore -
cun.idsrshlo fruit. N-'et 80
HURON Coy-Fam OF 10 acres IL mile from r r
ot1lioli good new house and barn, orchard kc well
property - ~ - N~-S-
FOX RENT story Dwelling House on Lake st-s2ls
10 do FTsnkf II st-Slfa
-, ROUSE = JENNINGS.
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PERsONAL.-Dr. TuBBs will be at the American
during to day.
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I The Rules and Regulations for The govern
ment Of the Firemen at their Tournament on the
10th of September next, are unavoidably crowded
out. They viii appear tomorrow morning.
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N. II. sOLOMONsON.

PRAcIIcGL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
KEGS l1r-e Of the most approved xmas o
SPEcTAcLES Ahis glasses, whether for near OF ar
sighted ground under his inspection By naeAne
~ construction, with the Teaiest care 50 As
suit eyes al csses curing WeakHess, AzEaess or
IzaannoiiOn q tie Eyss and inpariing strength Or iohs
Teadiag fhe sewing.
e N IL SolOn0nsan would here lnfora the pnohe
tat he never employs any the sale OF his lenses
u Also. splendid assortment Of SPY CLASSES. MI
CROSCOPES, COAIPASSES, &c keyi un hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
In.ar.al r.ithnnl min .E I..rfoct q nalnlal
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VEGETABLE PILLS, PER BOX,
HOME TESTIMONY.

HOME TESTIMONY.
HAETFoRD. Trumbuil Co, o. NJ, srJh7. 81
he eby certify tha. have been dealing the Gren
bols Medines Tor the past and truly say thai
h1ve never offered medic TO the pusnc That nave
net with the decided approon u The people than
these. particularly the Pills AID Cath0run They VIII
readily perform and more than : promised TOT them
have sod about dty b. Ties of CnocOn the past sea
zon and h the best results an every case
J. n. C. JOHNSON. Med AgE
Bread what Dr. Bushuel says Of the Gradeuberg Med
ienes DR.. ysician OF extensive practice, and
Of the ssceessfal IN the euuuty (trumbul IN
which he resides
Ths eorfes that have used the Graonbers Pills and
1farShalIs Cathohcon sJld here b n C. johnson.
ny practice 70 my entire satisfaction They gOod
nedlcines-t
Dr. c. W BUSHNELL.
Hartford, Tnmbull Co, o., March !, 81
WEST BEDFORD. Coshoct0n Co, May "A. 81
Mr. II EingSey-Sir: I have been sailing the medi-
e1es Graenbcrs Company for the last ten years,
and have iasarah found them 20 give good s1sfaetoni
and the Pills have sold 10 great many hmiss regu-
larry their and coffee and with my trade they have
bee0ms staple article Marshalls Uterine Cathoeon
medicine that has done great amount q good IN Eeae
Dissasss- One lady sold = "a told tt she bad re-
ceIFed suu frQIa battle than she Odd from long
OF medical treatncnt By the ost fu M sans
NQulss Truly. LANES MlLSON-
For sale by all druggists and medicine dealers IN Oho,
n. b. KINGSLEY. Cleve land.
mh6-d&W ~ General Ascent for Ohio.
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To restore heal h must partly the blood FeVers,
without e1cepi0n from foreign matters having been
as5rbsJ retains uthe circulation These causes
sickness my pTod1ce inhuegZl, Group rheunatsm
gout choc or cough Bat Bran1reths Pills, simple,
potent veg table the and the cure fol-
lows ofcSGTse They the OF ever day saving
many valuable lives PIacipal cice. - Canal street,
Brandreth Building New YORK Sold also by
jans.ds~Iw DBgI A. 5. GARrINER- Cleveland
BENFARE OF IMPOSTEKS-
CAUTION TO 1NVALIDS,-DR- SAMUEL s, FITCH,
(Omoe ia Broad way. New York; known the suthor
Nsl5 curaue IreafseHf for the diseases Of the Lungs
Heart Liver stomarh, Bowels Kidneys, skin. Nerves
Muscles Joints Blood Sc and for all Female Complaints
confines ms practice with his usual success q lie -
uer 0bsf o Nsls Tork Gad has E0t boea for
He or 0os Gss0cigtc PGrfneT al Bai0,
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