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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-05

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BY an Arrangement with the proprietor cI
vue Hospital, in cases requiring a Surgical o
addition 10 tho above rates. 4 tee, vsryins
$50 In different cases. will be charged for sas
The particular fees may be sscertained on ~
either the attending Surgeons, or TO the ffe''
lnhrmary.
All charges TO be paid on the removal o.. .ns
Persons in the country desiring to send Pr.
infrm.ry. or ~ obtain information concernia::
dress the Pres dent or the Steward.
Attending Surseons-Profs. Grssos, PETE
WELLvoRD.
Attending Pnysicisns-Prof,.T ucYzl All !.
Resident Physician-HAaIoS HovAao NJ
Steward-F. NJ PARarsH.
Prekidsnt-I. & IoYSEa VI. D. .IE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-01
sOUTHERN NEWS. &c.

hAenANuAONf oAMc oo-
Private dispatches from New Orleans states that
destructive FIRE occurred there yesterday. The
steamer Empress, schooner Minnie Schiller and 3
Spanish brig were burned 10 the waters edge.
The ships Hannah Crocker aud Fanny Fordiek
slightly injured. Other dispatches say q duel was
fought betseen Mr.. Hauton, Of the True Delta,
and Mr.. Gibbons, Of the Crescent, in which the
latter was shot and severely injured
Orders have been issued for the Redistribution
Of the troops originally intended for Utah. Gen.
Johnston is TO retain command Of that portion re-
maining in Utah, while Gen. Harney is to return
to the command Of the Department Of the West.
These arrangements are made under the belief
that the MJrmons are sincere in their pacific pro-
tesiations; but, should it prove otherwise. it is
made discretionary with Gen. Harney to abrogate
the present and enforce the previous orders.
A considerable body Of men is to be pushed for
ward Immediately to Fort Wall Walla. in Oregon
| to act against the hostile Indians
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lpbpsifialls & 5uraeOns,
D MORTON, NJ. D,-PhysOuatbi,

p MORTON, NJ. D..-Physopathic
(ser Eclectic Physician and Saryeon, p less Of n ID
ION haSils located hi,u~f IN bS ses = re,lr ~ 20,
tend 10 all calls IN his Profession, esther q his once
reduces his pes tgCure them but simply
the ehstruoons stimulates and tones up the system BY
Those sic. ej with diseases Of the Liver LunSs Kid
neys Spleen, Neuralgia Ind NATION, rheumatism eiiher
Acute Chronic Loss Apostle ueransement Of the
stomach Colsti patton Of the bJels Billions Affections
Impurities ofthe Blood OF any Cfronic or long SANDING
diseases diseases peculiar 70 the Dals such Sup
ca 10 call His Mode of Treaimeat IS also conpisteiv
ADAPTED 10 Diseases Of Children
Fsvvr and Asae choeis and
Darhoea Cole. Cram Locka, Fi;s and Sasns
r DIM IS also prepared to treat successfully FEyERS
q the varo types together with all other form Of acute
but facts deduefs1 from the Reform Or
New school system O. Tatee and Through reading OF
graduate nom the old and neg schools OF Medhine.
kadsoi 30 fASic MEDiCi IS Ts and S s S s
tinci and sTups such usually kept In olsui
Ee . ~ y gyes Also, all o. the
pared b. himself as Remedial AseutS auou winch are
he iolloWlng. Compound syrup OF The WanderiaS
&c; AuB i5us Pills ezlsively the Liver Sartivs
never ali % cure Eye-wsfsr asvSr iilis p.3.S or
Weak ln1amed EJes; Canker Medicine for Can
Ks Bissa q VIII oSsr s sna S,d s Sped e95 4s
Consumpiio and an 0sess 3 of ne Iuass; Rhumafic
use lr internal Or external a5Siicaiios Sovsre Rem
edy st TIE Choera; Mothers C0IdId Female Friend
e N, B. Particular Aiisntiou Willie raid m treat-
iss al ed Chrouic and Plyaie Diseases cleanse the
he dead 6n b does claim Iai he ean e als N , .
a9,s Osslses and i.As nat are considered acurabIe
9 o59es. 70 " Sss-s h 81. 81 Residence No 10 Church
, - : Dr. ~ ,Eosld ssy that he can give One stu
oess - eheloe il ms one TO red 8edlci.e and
A. 4 III E1o- W IuiT1f leQ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-01
FRnNI NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, June 5Uth-
Twenty inquests were held here yesterday on
cases OF death from sun stroke. There were also
several cases in Brooklyn.
The New York, Newfoundland and American
Telegraph Company have consented to hold open
their lines till midnight on and afer tonight Wed
nesday) until something definite shall have been
heard from the Atlantic cable. For 4 few days
subsequent to the arrival Of the cable, the use Of
the two companies line, for inquiries connected
with the subject, viii, we learn, be free 10 the
public.
The Times Utah correspondent states that the
Peace Commissioners left Camp Scott previous 70
June 5th. for Salt Lake City It was ascertained
beyond a doubt that the Commissioners had no au-
tnority 10 prevent the army from pursuing lis
march but on the contrary, that its entrance into
the Valley would be insisted on as a sine qua
non.
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FROM THE WEST.

NEw 4ORK, June 80.
The Times Washington correspondent says
The Oregon war TumOTs are an undOubted tabri-
cation. Mr. Mullins letter was not official and it
is believed here he was imposed upon.
Capt. Swords, Qaartermaster at San Francisco,
states th It be had received information Of the re-
verses Of the troops, and that be had been re-
qusstsd to hurry forward reinfUr ements and sup>
plies.
The Oregon steamer arrived At San Francisco
only few hours beiUre the sailing Of the Panama
boat.
Gen. Clarke sends no hing 10 the Department
but his Adjutant, Capt. McCa, stales that the ru-
mOrs are unfOunded.
The small steamers Of the Gu fSquadrOn arc or
dered 10 return home Immediately. The large
ships are ordered TO the rendezvous at San Juan.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-01

CoLLIsIoN-LIFE LOsT.-on Tuesday pight Of
last week, the schooner ID. o. Dickinson, when of
PTesque Isle, Lake Huron, bound down. came in
collision with the schooner Mi ami, bound up. The
DiekeRson had her bOwsprit and jb-bOom carried
away, and her hull so damaged that she leaked
considerably.
The Miami lost her jib-boom, but sustained no
other damage and Kept on her Course. The Dick
enson reached this pert Saturday, and viii str
for repairs.
Some two hours after the collision, when the
Dickenson was being taken in tow by the Flying
Cloud, one Of the Dickens-n's crew was jerked out
Of the small boat by the tow line, and before as
sistanoe could be rendered, was drowned. His
name was Lewis Hapley, from Rome, Oneida ooun
ty, n. Y.-Detr5if Advertiser.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-01

AHEAD OF ALL.-Col. Standards Liverpool
schooner, the Correspondent, distanced all ether
vessels that sailed out Of the harbOr Of Quebec at
the time of her departure from that port for
Liverpool Her speed, as she stood Oat for the
Ocean, eclipsed that of every vessel in her track
and she passed large number OF them as she sail
ed out Ofthe Gulf 1t is anticipated that she will
make very Quick trip.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-01
RAILnOAD CONYENTION.

1bffAAoS ouue oo-
An important Rail Road Convention convened
at the Clar~ndUn this morning TO endeavor TO set
tie the difficulties between The n. Y. Erie, and n.
T. c. Roads. A large large number OF Delegates
are pres, NJ. representing an the principal lines,
east aud west. The Convention organized by ap-
pointing ]. W. Brooks, Of the Mich. Central Road,
Chairman. The sessiontO day has been unharmO-
niOus, and the debate very stormy. Nothing has
been accomplished. An evening session is now be-
ing held, but yet, with no prospect OF an ar
rangement being effected.
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REPORT
RARTHQUAKE.
NEw HAVEN, Ct, june 80.

NV HANENi DIi JuuC oU-
The shock of an earthquake vas observed in
various parts Of this city at II o'clock last night.
Although slight. it caused the erOekery to rattle,
and was distinctly felt by many persons walking
out.
1t va. observed in Woodbridge, Westville, and
North Haven. In the latter pace a second bat
slight shock was felt.
The direction Of the vibration seemed to be
from South to North. Il was also felt at Water
bury.
There have been but two shocks Of earthquake
recorded as having occurred within the last IS
years in this vicinity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-01

NoTIcE.-To THE MEMBERS OF THE BUTCHERS
AssocIATION.-YOu are requested to meet at Ber-
gems Hotel. on Pittsburgh street. on Thursday eve
ming at eight O'Clock, July lst, to make arrange
ments for the Celebration Of the 5th. A full at
tendance is requested. By order Of
1t B. H. NORTON, President
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-01

GoNE TO EUKoPE.-our feIlow-citizen, Col. "
NJ STANDARD yestsrday morning LETT Cleveland
for New York, there 10 take the steamship Van
derbilt for Europe. Col. S. goes to Liverpool to
Superntend the sale of his cargo of wheat on board
the schooner Correspondent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-01

FOURTH OF JuLY FIREwORKs.-Messrs. S. c.
Whiting Co., being most patriOtically inclined,
have made arrangements to have on hand few
cords Of Fireworks Of every description, for the
especial beueft of men, women, boys and girls
who wish to celebrate on the " Glorious Fourth.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-01

$500 FoR GRAIN has been paid BY person
wanting few bushels q choice article 10 Sow.
Now his was shrewd oa their part, and no one
accused them Of SURFING themselves toaNAP when
il would SEEN proper TO be wide awake
The farmer should be governed BY the same ruIe
in getting SUIT OF clothes of the right GRarI-
with even and smooth Nap that some master work
man has had to sEW upon, and has len upon it an
even, clean, and firm SEAN
garment made e to the LErTER',-as above
will never be called upon 10 recognize the ''LEr
'ER RIP"
At J. Sonneborn's, l56 Superior street, Cleve-
land, o., clothes Of the above firm and handsome
description, may always be found IN any quantity,
and what dOubiy adds to tie wonder +. The prizes
are invariably fIFTEEN PER CENT less than at
any other clothing store N the Slate
Admission free, and attendants 10 show visitors
through The extensive -tabbshment-gTatis.
jnnesd ktriwtf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-01

PEKsoNAL.-Among. the arrivals at the AIneri-
can yesterday were II. H. Willard Philadelphia,
John S. Duncan Pittsburgh, D. W. Burrows Mis-
sissippi, DR.. Reed St. Lous, W R. Paddock and
wife Cincinnati, B. F. Masters Detroit, and
Others
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HFWANF an DIPOsTERs.

CAUTION TO oINVALIDs.-DR- SAMUEL S. FITCH,
(0ee Ill Broadway. New York; known as the author
Ne Caraiue TrealeH or the diseases Of the Lungs
Hea-. Liver St0marh Bowels, Kidneys Skin, Nerves,
Muscles Joi0ts Blood and for all Female Complaints
practice with his usual success o He s
absrf from Nes York ald has no; been Gly
He has oasrQoe aEsooiGts PorfaT at Bao,
chiogg0 Detroit Pfts5urga ss'hes 0Ad has not Ind
q BeaaTe of al persoas his prsfeiEg 10
hare aoss, to haue had professional c0HHsetioH sA
kisi They Ilpos'ersii Apply, personally or By let
ter directly himself his Oise. IA Broadway, New
York where alone his be had Remedies
any part Of the Country, and treatment conducted
success uly by letter from the patient preferred
His SIX LECTURES" the Lungs, md explaining the
method by which the above diseases t3O pages
bCund) sent by mail, post psid. for 40 cents
e Beware esp eally Of the advertisement Of FItch'
Dodge CO. Detroit and Of Fieh & L. kes,r Of Pitts
burgh, Chicago, *
IA pru.,gvr,v Nsv- yorl lime ls5s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-01

Y The friends of St Johns Church meet at
Mr.. Lords, Franklin street, West Side, this
Thursday evening. All friends are invited to
attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-01

POLICE CoUET, JUNE 3O.-Several cases were
before the Court, as follows disturbance 3
drunk2 petit larceny residing in house Of ill.,
fame /.
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Drp @oo0s.
NEW GOODS.

Q RAYMOND & CO., have received,
De Bi -ct Drsss siiks. new an full supply,
ILdil and summer $ <.
S'slla Cashnlcre and ahihet Shawls.
" neCrspe SilaEls. embT idered and plain.
Brocha Scarf and Shawls
Black and ColsT. d silk Shawls
Hack six A.antillas,
Rezt0rl DnesS Goods. Mcuselins de Chene,
Cha de LANES, RObess Qullos.
rench B illlautS, tirEdnds Musiins.
Chiufz Organdie~ Chocolate Onsa-dies,
Re tori Grenadines, Bsr3ge RObes.
Freuch Jacc1nefs. G. insham lbcs Qlllla,
p ala all de LANES HOsies' PIN s.
French, EngIlsh and AmeI can ahc-cs.
Ia les Gauntiets, Gems Driving GlCyes,
Ladies Marseilics Cola s, GhautllJ Wells
Parasos. Rihbons nd Lace,
Fmb'd Handkerch els Emb'd Collars.
Slseyes and Collar Set. Black Lace Mitfs.
Chantilly Bug.ed Collars, White Six Fringe,
Eub'd Bauds, dsinss and InssTtlngs
Fancs Belt Ribhuus Marseilles Trimming.
Black Velvet Ribbons, Smyrna Edanss,
Bannet Grapes uluslon Lace.
Bonnet ROuches, AieNanderis Kid Gloves,
Emb d Lace and Muslin W nd1w Cultsins,
AIarseles Quilts, C0unie pane and Toilet COyerS-
Irish Linens n rkiuss and Sheefings,
Russia Towelinss aud Hukabuks
staple Shirtiues and Fancy do,
Brad ClOhs, Cassmeres and Safinetts,
Vestings aud Gents shirts aul Collar,
Check ed Talar 4 Dab Alpaca.
e-aCas11Tefr p CuS11us.
Nsckercli-is ers. and UnbrellaS-
All Of whlCSh -usht low. and viii be sold Al 4
small alvan e,
Juul4 = Itl.. W Superior -
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM NEW YORK

NEw IORK, june 80.
The steamer Borrussia arrived this evening
from Southampton the lSih inst.
Henry Brooks, lst Lieut. in DR.. KGne's last Are
tic Expedition died in Brooklyn yesterday from an
apoplectic fit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-01

ARREsT'-Wm. Johnston, 8 coIored man, was
arrested last night by Marshal Gallagher on q
charge Of stealing a gold watch valued at SIPS /;
from whom or when we did not learn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-01

APPoISTNENT.-We learn that the Board Of
City improvements, in accordance with resolu-
tiOn Ofthe City Council passei some two or three
weeks ago, have appointed GUsTAvUs A. HYDE.
Esq late City Civil Engineer, to assist the Board in
projecting and constructing sewers for the drain
age of Euclid and Nuirson streets, and also to aid
the Board in projecting q general system of sew
erage for the city, and in such other works as may
legitmately require his assistance. Mr.. Hyde viii
occupy an Office in the City Han Buildings, imme-
dately in the rear efthe Office of the Board Of City
Improvements. We are confident that the Board
could have selected no more efficient gentleman
for this important position than GusrAvUs A.
HYDE
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VERMONT REPuRLICAN CONVENTION.

MONIFEIaIEHi . vuuC 81
The Republican State Convention held here to-
day nominated Heland Hill, Of Bennington, for
Governor, and Henry II. Bates, OF NOTtbdeld, for
State Treasurer. Senator Collamer ana Hon. VIM.
A. Howard, member Of Congress from Michigan,
ddressed the meeting which was very largely
At ended and very enthusiastic.
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IA For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
page
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PoRr JrRv1s. N. Y. June 80.

Capt Sam. FOwlsrs eldest daughter Laura.
while bathing in the Neyersink River, near bis
residence, together with her youngest sister, on
Monday evening, were Accidentally drOwned.-
Both bodies we're recovered Their ages were II
and Il
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-01

n. GoDARD.-M. GODDARD and his brother re
Gently made balloon ascension at St Louis and
the latter returned TO. terra fTma by means Of q
parachute. he left the balloon AZ an elevation Of
eight thousand feet. and alighted safe and in spot
about three miles from the city. After the de-
scent of his brother. Mons. GODDARD continued his
ascent, enjoyed himself in his customary manner,
and landed about six miles from the city, in an
open prairie Here he turned out the gas from his
balloon, folded it when emptied, and placing it
upon wagon procured near by, returned to tae
city. The balloon ascended about IA 600 feet above
the earth, or nearly two miles.
Mr.. LEWIS. ofthe Summit Beacon, Akron, viii
accompany N. GODDARD on bis trip next Monday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-01

y BRYANT& STATIONS chain of College
is now complete and in successful operation. A
Scholarship issued from the Cleveland College viii
be good in Albany, Buffalo and Chicago, and rice
rersa- P. r. SPENcER Sons have charge Of
the Cleveland Writing Department cbs4tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-01

FIFTH OF July EIcuRsIoN on THE LAKE.
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 will doubtless take out a large number Of
excursiOnists
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As reof0rp this J0uIual wall &c devoted % General
News Market Reports. Conn ercial Statistics Marine In
Coumrrre Mechanics. Manufactures and Agrlculturs,
and all sufjscs involving Commeral and business IN
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latest mmercia intelligence aud Standard OF rrfererce
for locailtg m1rke quu-1toss and al topics
which Il treats, reliable index and Trustworthy
10 ice Merchant Jobber aud Retailer the Famsr. the
Ship Builder and ship Owner, I've "a anceTs Baaker,
Broker Manufacturer Mech hsnc and Agrcufurisf, II Is
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Af0uetary Iuieeence. Telcgrallie News aso, stafs-
uca review Of the DIV GoOds HarcWare. Lumber, Boot.
Tbe RstCr md Revieu Of th~ Markets ut home and
abroad are than The plc= Of The paper
The foreign news in the GAZETTE will always be CON-
with the mail and teesrsphng faces which
leveand IS the most important Podlcs 1Iarkot IN the
STATE uaying higher On n aNeraEs for Grim Euur.
Pok. Dressed Hegs Dairy Psodues, Esss' Seeds, &C,
H. s OF prcesiE the Standard and regulates the Mar
kss N ~ site II extensive, wholCsale Mart and
fkosaGs of 5bbers and retailer IN Ohio. Indi-
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fo,,f fhe7efsre u every business who have
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,nes IN for full year suhsiptions' and ersded
the SANE AS CASH
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FANCY CASSIMERES.-I5O pieces
IL new siyies Fancy Casslmercs and Coangs, nov open
ING BY mh2t E 1 BALnWlN = co.
TEPHER MERIN0 UNDER GAR
IL MENrS-La.lisis Gaune Merno Vests
Misses Gaune Merin0 Vests
Mise Now Spnn silk Vests.
Rows G.wne Merno Shirts
Gents Fine Isle shirts.
Geniis Now silk Vests
TAYLOR, GRISWOLD 4 CO
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TONIC.

TONIC
Fren Col Albert Pike, NJ. C. from Arkansas
Washington. D. c., June IL
Il have used two bottles Of your BERHAvES HoL-
LAND BlrTERS. and have found very useful case OF
Indigestion and Headache, and recommend it 10 all Who
need pleasant aad eaeiOus remedy and valuable t1ne
DyspsPiIe Women Notiee-LGRHAVE'S HOLLAND
BITTERs has erred Of Dyspepsia By using only oae
week recommend Il confidently all suffering from
this disease.
CLARA E. sCHUcHHAN-
Pittsburgh, Oct "A lsss
tAirs- S. is the wife Ofths noted Lissos1aphsrl
Ths late Hsh Shsr Of Allegheny county has given rs the
following.
Il was afflicted with Debility Of the Digestive Organs
amounting to severe attack Of Dyspspsa which had re-
dueed my flesh cOnSide ably. ny vife alsI sieea
under the sane ccumstances and sane disease Ha-
ing used your usdcioe called BQsRHAYE'S HOLLAND
BITTERS both ObsaneI relief and are happy 10 Afford
you this pubic svideree offs value"
JOHN FORSYTH
Pittsburgh. JAuuaTy al. Is57.
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Real Gstotr Anfnts-
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
y GKIST ANpSAW MlLL-waier Power an a5Gnd-
aoee OF II y miles b. Railroaa from Ciev-t o. ueaT a
Saiion, IN GOD rr,el sud d0isg good Business
VIII Exchange n past for good farm.
- ACRES-Near he Lake N re- miles frpun Tn la
80 ons n fich sandy cam; abendanrs OF fruf OF an
X ds and y acres timber viii take Westen lands In
par pat mrnf - -
STONE DWELLING LoT-welt locat d N n d.si,,-
oir = I u E ity; 70 exchange mr. . arm
CASE AfENUE-A cuiiage house with iarse lot and
nne yailets CT iu trees and vEes; aug or
Is SHARES CLEVELAND IRON MINING COM
my STOCK nd Nar1et Lots o errhaue.. r email
frn near ths citys house aud we'll loct ain the
ciy. - 80
s. 10Y leami under me cultigsiinn VIII a undancc OF
choice frgit ard some umheTs. two dWei g and two
larns and Hessr-ians spr1ns = SSter acres OF
ui ie nor OF The Station; rich oamy soil 70 crcago
for good improved firm Also
70 ACRES IN WILLOUGHBY-On the Lake Shore
"a. idersh fruit. - -
HURON cO-Fam OF Il0 acres IL mile frou R r
o-ailou soed new hou@e and barr. orchard Ee: we'll
pruDerty - -e-
FOR RENT siory Dwellins House on Lake st-S2is.
90 do Era n r gt-Sl5O.
-. HOUSE 4 Jennings.
sal afnrn Nlra~
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THE ORIGINAL. AND BEST IN THE woRLDi
All others are mere imtsiions and should be avoided If
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beautiful and Natural Brown Black, without the leas;
nu,y TO Har or Skia-
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have heen
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applications have been made to the Hair o. his patrons OF
his famous Dye.
WA. A. BATCHELoR'S HAIR DYE produces color
be distinguished from NATURE and is WARRANTED
iniurein least however oag /. msy be contin
ued snl The III effects OF Bad Dyes remedied; the Hair IN
Tgorzted for life b. this splendid Dye.
Made sod applied Tin private roOs the Wig Fac
lS3 Broadway, y. Y
2 The Genuine hasthe and address upon steel
engraving four sides OF each Box, Of
WILLIAM A BACHELOR,