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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, June II.
The ordering Of a more efficient Naval force to
the AfrcDn Coast was not in consequence Of any
late complaint by the British Government II was
long ago contemplated, but until recently there
pose 80 far as our Government Is aware. No new
orders have been issued since l842 by the British
Governmentin connection with the treaty stipula-
tions for the suppression Of the slave trade on the
Coast Of Africa.
There is nothing 10 the recently received letters
10 distinguished Gentleman iG Washington which
affords any grounds for the belief that England
will become involved in the present War in Europe
Il is understood that the Cabinet to-day finally
acted on the document they have for several
weeks had under consideration, expressive of the
views Of the Administration on the subject Of
neutral regrets. It will probably be transmitted
to Mr.. Dallas by the next Steamer
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The only harmless and reliable Dye knO'on

The only harmless and reliable DYE knolon.
The Original and best in the world
others are mere limitations and should be avoided
90, . ish 20 escape rdiUue.
'CoAN. RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
A..,iei I'd natural Brown Black, without the least
FTFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded to VIM A. Bachelor since 1873 and over SoO't
applications have bee q made 70 l'e i1u vi n' p''i''
his famous Dyes.
VIM A. BATCHELOR's AAlR DYE produces color
not to be Distinguished from nature, and Is WARRANFEp
not to inure in the least however long may be Consumed
and the m effects Of Bad Dyes remeded the Hair invisoI'
ated for life by yths splendid Dye.
Made. sold aupied lin private r0omsJ al Ihe WE
Ftctory, No. 2{} broadway, N. Y. 49, 80, , ~
Sold in all cities aud Of the United Staesi by Drug
Idas and Fancy Goods Dealess
rB The gsuuiu has the name and address upon h'eo
VIM. A. BATCHELOR,
u.ull IN nrlnLINl ". M "
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RusINEss NOTICES.

Tup ou1NoE on READERS IN THE Pubic
sonoo, The c,a -"e Of Readers will take place
ia the Public Schools at the commencement OF 'ne
next term, in accordance with the action {" Tue
Board Of Education at lis meeting on Monday eve
ming.
We wish Il well understood that this change will
not subject the parents Of scholars to any expense
the exchange will be made eBsa, giving neS
esder for each old one now IN use. This change
is not only without the usual Objectionable fea-
lures bu: will be pecunary advantage to the pa
rents of scholars as HetO Readers will be given ioI
those. many OF which are worn so as to be unfit toi
use. and which would soon have to be replaced by
purchases
We shall adopt liberal policy in making thu
change, and endeayor 70 make every one satisfied
re. BEER.
WithW. B. Smith & Co., Publishers Of McGuhey
lw.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-18

KENYON CoLLEGE.-We have received the
catalogue of the Thoolol ical Seminary of the
Diocese Of Ohio and Kenyon College, Gambler,
for 1853"
In the Theological Department there are
twenty lone students, six Seniors, four Middle
Glass and eleven Juniors.
In the Collegiate Department there are twen-
ty eight Seniors, nineteen Juniors, tbirty-three
Sophmores, and forty-six Freshmen.
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Cleveland, June II, 1859.


THE GERMAN Pic Mo AND BALL.-our friends
the Germans had great day of il yesterday. In
tue morning they formed in grand procession
aud MARCHED out 70 the picnic grounds on Wilson
Avenue, making fine display, with banners fly
ing music playing and all In the finest Of spirits
Once upon the ground every one seemed given up
to the innocent enjoyment OF the moment and
mrth aud hilarity reigued supreme. Beneath the
shade of the leafy trees and the fresh open air our
German friends know how to enjoy themselves, aud
Yankeedom may well learn something Of them in
this respect King Momus was evidently the pre-
siding duty, for a more, merry, careless, laughter
loving and beer.driukng crowd could not well be
imagined. 1t was like kind ofiolly carnival, and
it was quite impossible TO look on without catching
the spirit
There is genial feeling of kindly sociabty
for which the Germans are remarkable, which
contributes not little to their enjoyment of life,
and we think the care worn and eager American
would do well to forego now and then, his cease.
less pursuit Of the "loaves and hshes,' and emu
late our Teutonc friends in their cultivation of fra.
ternal good feeling. The picnic was a decided
success, and paid well all who went to see The
number present was estimated at from two to
three thousand. The festivities of the day were
fifty closed with o display of fireworks in the
evening and Grand Ball al National Hall, where
excellent music, "beating time to bounding feet u
inspired the devotees of Terpsiohore till well into
the "wec short hours" On the whole the "San
gerbund" annual celebration in our city, has been
a source of qualification not only to the Germans
but our citizens generally SuUovss - ihou,. say
we
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NV ADvRRTIsRMHNTs

HAWKES. Bro-Periodcals,
Chamberlain, Crawford Co.-Nortbern Transportation
Co g Express.
Mrs. S. A. Aliens Worlds II air Rosiorer
S. Hymln Co Prices Reduced, sc
d PrOsser Pleasure Excursion.
Rettberg h Hausmanu-Fringes. 6o.
Taylor, Griswold Co -Laco Goods
Dolisser Pfoster-Household Library.
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The WEATHER.-Although the oopious rains of
the past week brought with them an extremely
hot and sultry atmosphere for several days, yet
the last two days have been quite cool, and yes
oriay tho proportion of light coats and pants,
which had made our streets look for several days
like row of June peas, suddenly burst into
blossom, had decidedly diminished, and the sober
colors of month past again predominated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-18

Ssiy- We take pleasure in informing the public
that Il. RuHini, IT'S Superior st., has received
splendid stock ofsummer goods, among which we
notice large variety OF the newest and most fash
ionable styles Of straw goods for both meu and
boys, and also full assortment ofchlldTens goods
We also notice some new and beautiful styles o
soft hats. which deserve especial attention. Mr.
Runi assures us that II will be his aim TO sell the
goods at lower prices than any other house In th'
trade. We confidently commend him to the public
as worthy Of their patronage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-18

THE HORTICULTURAL Exhibition. The exhi
btion closed last night. having been well attended
and highly satisfactory throughout We had in.
tended to publish the list of premiums this morn.
ing, but as the Committee was still occupied with
the matter at a late hour ast evening, we are moi
| able to do SO.
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Toiho Editors Of tho Leader
In this mornings Leader Mr.. p D Pratt re-
pea,s his "harsh reflections" and applies them
distinctly 10 TIE Text Book Committee. for alee.
ed iavortism towards the Hillard Readers In that
they permitted Messrs lngham 4 Bragg 70 copy
for publication the correspondence Of The Com
mitiee IN reference to the Hillard series.
These unfair reflections when made by Mr..
Pratt at the meeting Of The Board we're al once
me with explanation and refuted, aa we suppos-
cd, to the satisfaction Of every oueand we will do
the Board the justice to say that Nr. Pratt was
the only member who insnuated anything Of the
kind. 10 the following extract from Mr. Pntrs
statement the last sentence explains the mstter
Il thought an unfair advantage had been taken
by the position Of the Text Book Committee to
favor the Publishers Of the n Hiilard Reader" This
was shown by their permitting to be published
those letters which spoke In favor Of these Books
while they kept in their possession all those let
ters which favored the McGufey Readers. The
"SOmebOdy' must have been embraced In the Text
Committee. This was so understood by tn Chair
man Of that Committee. Because he Immediately
replied by the agents Of the McGutiey Reader
could have had all the letters iavoring their books
to publish II they had asked for them"
The Committee though il advisable 10 obtain
(or themselves, and not through interested parties
the unbiased opinions Of some Of the most ex.
peticnced educators IN this aud other States, who
are using the two Series Of Renders They there.
fore applied to IngAam & Bragg and also TO Mr.
Beef, the agent for McGuGey's, for a list of the
principal towns and cities where their books are
used They wrote to every address furnished them,
and the replies received were freely open TO both
parties. They e" kept in their possession all the
Correspondence, hut permitted the Hilliard pub.
fishers to make copies of such as they wished, and
would gladly have extended the same courtesy TO
Beer had he desired it, There was no attempt
at suppression epdsioa, but everything was done
openly and fairly, and with the honest endeayor to
arrive at just conclusion. Because the result Of
our labors did not agree with Mr. Pratt's opinion
on the subject, we admit be had perfect right to
vote to lay our report on the table, but not TO &C.
cuse US of HafdirHcSs or partiality.
We would also say that the publication Of the
correspondence was not made at our instance or
request, OF for the use of the committee but was
assented to for the sake Of giving the Board access
to the testimony in a printed form without ex-
pense; os the same proposal would have been as
nted to for the same reason, had it come from
the agent Of the McGuhey series.
W. P. FOGG,
]. A. THOME,
N. p. PAYNE,
Committee on Text Books.
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WARREN P. EDGARToN.

CRoPs IN New YoRK.-A friend writing us
from Ouyuga, New York, says "Tho winter
wheat promises well. and wo hope for a crop as
good as the average yield since the midge has
come among US. Corn promises fair so far Is We
can sec Of it, though much Of 1t has been recently
planted. Grass is pretty fair, but oats and barley
are thin upon the ground, and must be light
crop. OF fruit-psaches, none! few cherries ant
less grapes. Apples and pears promise 4 fa
crop, as we'll as all the berry II uiL Strawberries
are now ripening and are very fine"
! A gentleman from tbs same section Of countr!
| informs as that II is thought the frost did NOR
good to the wheat crop BY dos trOyipg that per
niolous pest to wheat growers, the midgo, than
did damage to the crop itself
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RROnI WAsHINGrnN.

WASHINGTON, June II.
The following officers have been ordered 70 the
steamer Crusader. viz
Lieut.. COmmanding-Mafiit
Lieltenants-Phelps, Roney end Benham.
To the steamer Mohawk:
Lieut. C0mmanding--Cra VIZ p7gEl
Lieutenants- Barber, spedden ard Carpenter
Master-Chester Hatfield
Lieut.. Stanley has been ordered to the command
Of the steamer Wyandotte.
Lieut. Geo W Rodgers has been ordered to the
ordinance duty at the New York Navy Yard.
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TROTTING MATCH

NEw YoRK, June II.
There was large Rltend dance to-day at the
Eclipse Course TO witness the great trotting match
between Flora Temple and Princess, the Caifor-
MIA mare Flora Temple beat Princes two straight
heats Of three miles each. She made the second
beat Of three miles in I'm. so IL sec. The stakes
we're $4,000. ..
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PLAIN I'm oRNAMENrAL PRINTINa.

C6'' Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every desctipo
dono at the Printing Establishmentof the Leader Once
the latest mpt we'd aud rund presses In the
short notice, and reasonable rates Par
cular attention paid TO blank work Every description
Of Binding done, especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ
ais Sales Bo1ks. Receivns Books, sc. &C.
10 The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers' and Olmsteds news depots.
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CANAL nRRAK

ST. OATHARINEs, @. w, June l6.
The gates Of Lock % Of Welland Canal near
Theorald were carried away by sohr. Quebec. The
rush OF water caused the embanSment TO give way
several feet, damaging grain fields. Flood now
subsiding Force Of men will repair break when
water subsides
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-18

AMBRoTYPEs 1tD PHoTooEAAHs'-Mrs. GAIN
has her picture gallery at the old stand, No 200
Superior street (south side). First class pictures
taken on reasonable terms, and warranted to suit
mylB-dlm.
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YESTERD1YAFT REPOR7
BROFi BOsTON
BosroN, June IG.

BOSTON, June 10.
A meeting was held at the China Insurance Co. 4
ONCE TO day, TO take measures for sending provi
sions TO the inhabitants Of Faya, Azores, who are
reported to be Ia starving condition. A thousand
dollars were subscribed on the spot and a commit.
tee was appointed to solicit further subscriptions
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-18

AocIDENT-Mr. Joseph W. Welsh, &C Bank
street, his wife and child, were considerably hurt
by being thrown from buggy yesterday after
noon, the result Of recklessness of a cabman. Mr.
Welsh left Mrs. W. in charge of the horse while he
stepped into the Post Office when cab was driven
against the buggy, breaking one of the shafts and
frightening the animal, which Mrs W. succeeded in
holding. On examination, Mr.. W. thought the shaft
would hold to reach his residence, but Oh the way
the horse was startled again by the approach Of a
wagon, aud becoming restive the shaft parted and
fell on his heels He then ran and near the corner
ofst Clair aud Bank streets Mr. and Mrs, Welsh
and child were thrown out violently, and the buggy
was badly smashed up. Mrs W. was seriously
but not dangerously injured. Fortunately Mr.. W
aud the child were less hurt. The escape Of all
was q narrow one,
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steamer Departures

FoR BuFFALo-Stoamboat Ciy Of Buffalo, Capt. PER-
KINs, or. NJ. Steamboat Arctic, Capt. FrsH, 6k PM.
For DETRoGT-steambcat Ocean, Capt EVANS, p. NJ.
WARD, or NJ.
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Iag- Arnlcatod Oil for any inhamed surface
Corns, Buuions Burns, eto., at Halls Homeopa'
thIc pharmacy, opposite weddo House
Round and oval Glass Shades, to eovel
mantle clocks, wax flowers, Parau figures or any
delicate and fragile mantle ornaments Of any siz'
or shape can bo had at Fogg, Ellsworth Co.
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nn11owAY,s O1NrMnNr 40 PILLs together

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILLS tOgether
form the two great health giving remedies Of the nine
teenh century While the former acts through the eRter-
mai odces as wa or peneraes the parched soil the lat
the blood and renders the physical machire
healthy anu vi or"us.
York apdby all Druggists at 2Sc e3c. and 81 per oct or
80 28
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KEEP CooLl SAVE YoUR loE l-sohooley's pat
snt Iceberg Refhgeratois. never become nasty or
damp. For sale at manufacturers prices for cash.
by Fogg, Ellsworth Co.
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70 Frank Leslie's, Godey's Monthly for July,
aud Illustrated London News, for June 4th, have
been received by Hawks & Bro
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For the best qualities of segaH, Tobacco and
Snuff, 20 to b G. Dietz, III Superior street
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the splendid steamer
Western Metropolis leaves at l Q o'clock this
afternoon on an excursion trip to Fairport.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Heportea ~ toe Union rsisEraps
oFFIoH, WAatEg's BLoCE, ooRNEn o. BIHr Aub
sT. CLAIR sTRaHTs.
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1sV1 For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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CLgvgLAND, March 80, 1863.
Law COLLEGE,
CLEVELAND, May 10, 1859

CLEyELAND, May 10, 1883 )
MEssRs INGuAM & BRAGG;-I have examined
with considerable care Hillard's Series of
Readers" published by you. l have no hesita-
tion in pronouncing them the best readers with
which am acquainted The books are com
piled by an eminent scholar and educator, one
who is well qualified 10 present for the consid-
Grafton of teachers and pupils a collection Of
pieces for practice in reading, combining the
admirable and essential qualities Of novelty and
utility, rendering the reading exercise in our
Schools task Of pleasure and proft,al Ofwhch
the author has successfully accomplished in the
volumes before us
Cordially yours,
WARREN y EDG GARTON.
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THE MAoAsINEs-Mr. soHUoKEKs, opposite
the Post ONCE, has Godey's Lady's Book and
Frank Leslie's New Family Magazine for July,
both elegantly got up and illustrated Also the
National Bank Note and Commercial Reporter.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.



he combination Of Ingredients in these Pills is the re-
sult OF n long end extensive practice They are mild in
their opsratou aud ceaiu correcting all irregularities
Painful RTensruaous removing all obstructons, wheth-
from cold or Otherwise headache, pain in the side PAL
traon heart whites, all nervous affections hys-
cries. iotque pain the back and limbs sc disturbed
sep which arise from interruption of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
we're the commencement Of in the treatment OF
these rreguaries and obstrucons which have consigned
somanv housan Is Of the young the beautiful and the be-
loved 10 PREMATURE GRAVE, No female enjoy good
meath unless she regular and whenever obstruction
cakes place the general hoath begins TO decline.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
ure the most eiecfua remedy known for all
uable indaeag nth ccr1i, pcriolcdl regularity They
are no thousands who have used them al dierent
periods throughout The country hWing the sanction OF
the most eminent p5yg}ci7ns IN America =,
sfsfiHq DtR ana wAfa AheV SlOud nor
be ued with each Box-the Price One Dollar each bor con-
AvSldRs nam hot to be had free. of the Agents Pills
sent By mail pr0mDy by enc losing price To the General
Agent Sold by druggists generally;
r. h HUrCHIkGS, General Agent,
M lG5 Chambers st New York
Sold in Cleveland by wM. FisKE and q GAYLosRD
HAMMOND aRrsa&w6mzI
WIGS | WIGS l.! WIGS ! 4!
EATCHELoR's WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all.
They are elegant, light and durable.
Fm,ing to charm--no turning up behind-no shrinking
onhe head; indeed this the only Establishment where
these things are properly undorstot d and made.
23l Broadway, New York
ianl7 W. FISKE Ceyeland. Ohio, hgent.
What GustaVe Satter Says
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HALLETT, DAVIS Il CO.'S PIANOS,
unhesitangy pronounce them eneaty superior IN ac-
ion, elasticity Of touch and power Of Tone to any have
used in this the old country Another striking
feature IN these instruments and where others too often
ta is their remaining IN tune under the heaviest ana mo
difficult ploynr-uot string shatering hatting, and
the action remaining perfect that the eTormer ena
bled at all times to instantaneous c6e Ct to emphatic
assaPes.
Signed, GUSTAVE natter.
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once 2s2, Superior street near KsHdsps store
pt ID e new suit Of ready, and he would
be pleased 10 SOC all Of his od patrons ard others who
NAV wish the services of dentist Ucerutod teeth treat
ed fangs and tlod exposed nerves capped and sv
ed; also teeth Inserted gold silver corae orvuloanile
base or platinum plate with continuous gum, which is
80 ,,,ct ,.sd east myB
II Physicians are generally 10th to speak
word in favor Of what ore cal ed patent medcinss' In
dead ia an in the code ofmedca ethics 81 a the
phvss an who sanctions the Of such remedies cannot
be considered a member Of the National Association bu
there are exceptions the mos stringent iues and many
Of the disciples OF Escuapus have ac u7ly been com
pelsd by ihe force Of fao.s to recommend Dr. hOs
TFTTER,s STOMACH BITrERS- for those diseases
which are only ovaeu during the summer ana iail-
hev have nscertaned that there are no remedies N he
that can com are with TINS wonlenul ana
,,l inconnarabie corpouud for the deungemelt 1
of no system Thousands Of families residing along the
, r,onnJs OF the Western and Southern rivers, are now
onv7rosd that they haze found MEDICINE pecolierly
dopted for their ailments while In other portions Of the
sountry during the months the demand for the
article is equally large.
For sale by druggists aud dealers generally everywhere
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Aud who by to give greater expression
60 his playing than EVEN THALBER7, was pleased
TO write the following IN reply
WHAT PIANOS DOES sATTER PREFERw
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WE. HAVE IN STORE AND FOR

WE HAVE IN STORE AND FOR
w sale at the lowest market prices,
100 bbls PURE OHIO LlNsEED OIL,
10 900 lbs PURE WHITE LEAD, Cn oil
5000 lbs PURE DRY LEAD AND ZINC.
5000 lbs PURE ZINC in oil, various brands.
% bbls FRESH TURPENTINE AND CAMPHRNE,
20 bbls CINCINNATI ALCOHOL.
% Lbls CINCINNATI BURNING FLUID.
PAINT BRUsHEs-Tho finest assortment in tho city at
low proos.
TOILET ARTICLESi-Au endless variety OF French an
American manufacture, at wholesale aud rots'
STRONG & ARMSTRONG,
may2 No 100 Superior st.
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lUsTAVE ,SATrER

CV- These Pianos for sale by
OssIAN E. DODGE,
sprslmR2O No Euclid street, Cleveland.
HUTCHINGS' LIFE EXHILARANT
YOUTH TO THE AaEp l-srRENarH TO THE WEAK
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WIGS I WIGS II WIGS |
What GustaVe Satter Says
THIS FAMOUS PIANIST,
KARL FORMEs,

Who visited Oh for the first time .in company with h
FeuOgFued
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Tho Restorative is put iu bottles Of three sizes viz
la &C. medium and small; the small holds a piut and
roas Tor ono dol or per hottle the medium holds least
twenty rer cent more IN proportion than The suu retas
Tor Two dollars per bottle he large holds quart 40 por
cent re IN proportion and rela for three dollars per
bottle - -
%, 3 WOOD co ,Propnetors, No 4a Broadway, N.
York, and No. ll4 Market street ST Louis, Mo.
And sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
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Nv HIIUVWH'E ASTHMA Hemodv.
w Almost instant relief y of an obtainsd h. ,be
Whitcombe Remedy. Soldby
Hpf2O ,vnr rfcrrr
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W0RMY CHILDREN SHOULD
~ JUG tioleFuys tqnfecti0ns They will make no
iu'. 5 a.1a' ~ ano be sure of being cured Sold b.
s2l52 WM fIqRE.
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EISKE'S PICTORIAL BALSAM
VII relieve cough as quick any remedy that can
ne iouhd Price - aud 30 G. nts bottle Sold by
aP.su WM FISKE, Druegist
{ LARK'S PERUVIAN SYRUP
- n one Of thshea Alternative tones In the whole at
tuoines itt peasant TO lake and one and two
uo',sas1 s5 p oo'te WM. Fl5KE, Druggist,
apf0 n~ont