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ADDITIONAL TOHEiGN NEWS.

A'h" ohhi mug To-
FnAScE.--Paris, Friday morning.-Tho Moni-
tour Of this morning contains the following;
"a deputation Of Venitians presented an ad-
dress to the French Minister at Turin, Intended
for the Emperor and in which was contained
proteslation the part Of the Provinces of Vens-
tia against tho direct and indirect domination Of
Austria on that part Of Italy. Tho Minister, We
arc Informed, accepted tho document but said not
a word 10 roply to it."
The Palie says; According to a letter from
Florence it is supposed that Garbaldi would take
command Of the Tuscan army"
Same journal further states that tho Emperor
Napoleon will visit the camp at ChalOns aud will
stay there ull Tuesday next
The Paris correspondent Of tho Daily N VII
says it Is expected that the Moniteur will In a day
or two publish a note in reference to tho French
Conference which will confirm the lately announ.
oed pacific disposition Of the French Govern
meDt
AUsTRIA,-The Vienna Gazette contains minis.
terial ordinances revokng the restrictions which
we're imposed on commerce and navigation on ao
count Of war with Franco. They however main
tain for the present the nterdiotion to export hor
ses aud mules.
sARDWIA,M de simbrois Of Piedmont ha
arrived at Zurich.
The official journal Of Lombardy denios the 70.
ports published in certain papers as 10 tho objso
Of his mistiOu.
Count Reiztand states that tho French diplo
matio agent has received such instructions lr0u
his Government Is are favorable TO the wishes O
Italy
The disturbances at Croma have not been Of
| political character
| MIho Daily News publishes for tho first time,
translation OF the Convention concluded betwee
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HAIR DYEi HAIR DYE!! HAIR DYE
NM. 4. BachelOr'S IIair DYe :!

he ONTY HnTNNtNN UVU TtTTUOIt DVt hIVWH
The Original and hest IN the world
An others are mere limitations and should be avoided
YOU wish 80 escape ridtrule
GRAY, RED or RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly &" a
beautiful and natural Brown or Black without the least
injury to Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wurded to WIN. A. Batoclor since 10, and over sOWO
applications been made to the Hair Of hs patrons VI
his famous Dyes,
~ wM A. BATCnELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not be distinguished from nature, and is WARRANTED
not ure the least however long may bo continued
and the III effect Of Bad Dyes rcmeded the Hair mvigor
ated for life by this Splendid Dye
Made. sold or applied On private ToOmsl at tho WIZ
Factory, No 2}3 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold m a cities and tuwns nl the United States, by Drug
fists and Fancy Goods DouleSs.
10 The gcuuur has the and address upon stee
slate engrviug uu tour sides Of each }uK. of
WM. A nATCHELOR,
ianI7 No 233 Broadway, n Y.
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Hot WEATHER AND WATER During the in
tensey hot weather we have had this season, we
have often heard people complain in a most dole.
ful manner of the heat, and yet do not introduce
water on their premises with which to keep them
selves cool by wetting their door yards and side
walks. We would advise those to call on b. p.
Bowers Successor to J. B. Barnes, Plumber,) At.
water Building, who has a large stock Of Plumb
lug Materials Hose, Pipe, &c, and engage him ia
put mp a ccJdug institution forthwith We would
advise them to get Bathing Tub at the same
| time, and we win warrant that they can keeI
cool
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SHIP YARDs.-A walk through the ship yards
will show that the carpenters are not wholly idle.
The barque b. a Stannard and schooner lnvncible
are being prepared for sea, and the Propeller YER
mont is upon the stocks for repairs, Many other
vessels are being put in trim for fall trade.
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Practical AND SCIERTTFIC OPTlcAh
eepsthe LARGEST of the most approved kinds Of
PECTACLES Allhis glusses whether for near or far
ighted ground under his own inspection by machine
yof anew construction, with the reuost care so as to
suttho eyes na'l cases. curing weakness, DzEHsss or
ladammafoaot the Eyss, and mparng strength for long
reading or fine sewing.
CR- N lt Solomuusun would here inform the public
thathe employs any IN the sale of his lenses
r. Also, ,a splendid assortment of spy GLASSES MI
ChOScOPES, COMPASSES, SC kept un hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
CS-Omccls Supeuorstreet ,uudorthe American Hotel
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THE FEMALE SEMINARY '- The fall term of this
fine educational institution will commence on
Thursday, September sth under the Princpalship
Of S NJ Sanford A NJ No school in the country
offers better advantages to the pupil than this
The instructors are all the best that can be OBJ.
tained the grounds, building and Accomplishments
of the house all unsurpassed, and the homelike in
hucnce of the schoo such as every parent would
desire,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

10 Domestic Practice Made Easy, or Hompo'
pathy Simplided. No pOreAt should be without
this invaluable publication. To be had at Halls
opposite Weddell.
~ For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
and snun 60 to b. G. Diez ~ Superior at,
gsIy- See advertisement of Dr. Saniords Liver
nyigorator
REFRIGERAToRs AT REpUc PRIcEs .-Fogg
Ellsworth & Co. have few of SchOOiey's Iceberg
RsjngeratOrs left, which they close oil at cost to
make room for new goods.
CLEVELAND, PANEsvILLE " Assn. r, r. Co.,
August 10, 1863.
B. Rouse, Thos Boyistoa and others,
Committee Of OLD Soldiers Association /:
GENTLEMEN-We will carry the delegates to
and from the Old Soldiers Convention, 20 be held
at Panesville on the 23l instant, at half fare.
Yours respectfully
A. sToNE, JR,, President
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FoREsT GROVE An interesting race is expect
ed to come of this afternoon at Forest Grove be-
tween "lIonest John, Of Cuyahoga, and "Western
Metropolis" of Toledo, mile heats, best in 5, for
purse of $40. Tomorrow Saturday afternoon
the same horses will run mile heats and repeat
for purse Of 500. These horses are both favor
ties, and the race will attract a crowd, We zeal.
Gu ate" Honest John will not suffer himself to be
beaten on his own track.
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Ar OBERLIN.--Rev. J. b. WALLER will address
the College Literary Societies of Oberln on Saur
day TO morrow) evening in the Oberlin church,
his subject being "The Means and Methods OF
Moral Culture"
DR. Morgans Bacculaureate Address will be de-
lvered on Sunday afternoon.
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MATRIMONIAL.
rs or THE uNITEn srArEs.

To THE LADIES or THE UNITED STATES;
Il has been my good 60 restore to health many
housands OF my yCuuntry-wumru
NV success has excited the malice Of the enyious and
Alous but their prosecutions have served only 10 extend
nd establish my reputation showers Of grateful offerings
have feu upon nay pathway from the fair sufferers whom
Ihaye relieved. So long Am held IN atloctlonao and
hankfu remembrance by those who have experienced my
skl can Afford lespse the efforts OF mschief-maker'
NJ ,neuis nave repeatedly urged me 20 place my med
sine for producing mcustruaon within the reach Of thS
ladies Of the Uuod staes but udsposton to enter
Held occupied by quacs, with hor pocious nusrum'
and fear that uuprncped oounrreors might palm upon
he public their worthless mutations, have hitherto pre-
vented ne from establishing agencies for the sale of ml
AMlE DE FEMME" n Tho United States
Atlas yield 90 the eutreatos of patients and friends
and oIer Co the suffering Females Of America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old world.
In regard tp tho efficacy 20. thr"hMlE DE re ME-"
need only say that % s n 4uid form, aud ls exact sucl
asI have used no my prcueulu France, ur magyoar Hut
Shat a has mover failed tu SECURE satisfactory @sult
Tho Annie dr Fsuuuu' un moH strlai1us nd lu thr re
atiou OF cause aud effect IsnuAr powerful tu gnot
shealthy menstrual nuw whore % never has existed gad
Restore q Whore bus uuCu rm 1uY cause suppressed
hons each bottle Of tho AHr dc Femme" viii bear
written siguature aud both ur hutle nod enCg.iug ht
WI he sehlel with nav private seal
DR p H. MCoRD.
Bor sale, WioleH'l nuu U,iuiI. tv WILLIAM FIsRE
No. a. suueuur street Cleveland. who viii suupIy tll
Amio DC Irmmr' a ihu prupuul ur's pucps
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FRIDAY MORNING, AUG. 10, 1889
NEW AnYERrIsRMENrs

IT, d. Kendall h Co.-Nuw Goods
Mrs Boarding,
Polton Brocd--For Dunkirk.
Pelton Breed For Chicago.
J. NJ. Howor--Fresh Ground Ryo -Four
s. Raymond h C1.--Now Goods.
Prof palmsr-Lecturos on Phreuology
ID, W. GaPe-Tcmperonc Convention.
Koch, Levi & Maycr-Doalers in Clothing
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iMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

he combination OF ingredients in these Pills is the re-
ult Of lung mud extensive practice. They are mild in
their operation aud cectain n correcting all irregularities,
Painful transformations removing all obsructons wheath-
sr from cold Otherwise headache, pain 10 ha side, pal
pitau Of the heart whites all nervous affections, hyster-
les fatigue pain in the back and limbs, SC, disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption cl Nature
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the commsn of now in the treatment OF
besa rregu ares aud distractions which have consigned
so many thousands of the young, the beautiful and the be
loved to a PREMATURE GRAVE. No omuo can enjoy good
health unless she IS regular aul whenever obstruction
fakes place the gonerul health hegins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eIec'uu TGnedy known for all com
plaiuls peculiar tn Fc1ls To all Glasses they are nyal
unbie INDUCING NTH certainty peri0ird TtgH0Tlfg They
are kluwn thousands who have used lh0m a different
perods throughout the country hWus the sanction OF tho
mos eminent glUsiciuHS 10 ABle1cd.
Erpfct directions sItiRg 1lfn and WtfH they should moi
be used with each BoYue Price OnR Dollar each Dor con
taining 40 PiHs. nm,
suf by mail pFOgDNg by enclosing price 10 the bonefa
Agent. Sold by druggists gtnenlY
Il B HUrCHINGS, General Agent,
No lGh Chambers So, New York,
Soil IN CLEVELAND by WN FlSkE and ,GASGL91RD &
HAMMOND. anGsdNwom3l
-UAIp DYEi HAIR DYE : HAIR DYE !
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OPERA.-We learn that the Parodi Opera Troupe
have engaged the Bank Street Academy Of Music
for an opera season TO commence shortly. There
has been decided dearth of amusements here fol
some time and the public will cordially welcome
this excellent opening of the fall season Of operas
concerts, thcatrcals aud lectures
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL pRrNTlNe

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plain aud Ornamental Printing Of every descrimio
douo at the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Oco,
the latest mpr we'd aud most rapid steam presses the
style, short notice. aud reasonable rates Par.
tculur attention paid 20 blank work Every description
orBuaing doue especially Blank Books Ledgers, Journ
Sales Books, Receiving Hooks, &C., &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-19

POLICE CouRT-BEFoRE JUDGE LAWRENCE
The following was the business disposed of yes
terday morning
Randolph Myers and MatheY MurkIe, for assault
and battery, each fined SEQ and costs ana sent to
Jail five days
Michael Ryan, for same ofIonse, was fined the
costs and sent to jail for two days:
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FROM WAsnINGTON,

WASHN0TON, Aug. IL.
About five hundred Illegal squatteIs are on the
lands belonging to the Kaw Indians in Kansas
The subject OF preventing intrusons of this char.
acter which extremely prevail, occupies the alten
tion Of the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, who
cOutomplHtes the initiation Of such measures AZ
will ut least lesson, il not altogether remove these
abuses.
Seuor Lerdo, ACCOMPANIED by Senor Mata, has
had full and free conversation with the President
on the the subject Of MeXican affairs IL is said
the interview was mutually gratifying aud nstruc-
Al
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-19

THE EXCURSION To.DAY.-This afternoon the
staunch steamer Ocean which has so often left
her docks with pleasure parties, will take load
of the friends of the Cleveland Orphan Asylum for
an excursion Of few hours upon the lake The
object is worthy one and we hope and believe
that the steamer will have fall load The ladies
Of Cleveland have noble sustained the Asylum, as
many poor child now happy aud well cared for
can testify, aud surely all who can spare half
day from business or home duties should, while
giving pleasure to themselves contribute to the
aid Of the needy by the mere trife of the price of
a ticket to the excursion. Capt PIrRcE's kind
heart has completed all necessary arrangement for
the pleasure Of the participants LELAND's brass
and string band will be on board. The boat leaves
her dock at 2 o'clock to return about 6.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-19

THe LAKE FLEEr Tho schooner Warner
was teegrapbed at Quebec on "wednesday, on tho
home trip from Liverpool 10 Cleveland
A correspondent Of the Plain Dealer writes o.
follows Of The movements Of the Lake vessels
Tho Lake feet have all started or arc about ready
TO atari for home. The Warner left 9th July
"Harmond" 20th July "Deshler" Dist july
valerie" 30lh Julv-"God Hunter Goth Juy-
ihe brig Caroline Goth July The MassiUon s now
oadng and viii leave about the 10Th OF August
August
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-19

INGENIOUS MEcHANIsM.-As a general thing
there is nothing particularly attractive or enter
taniUg in the survey Of a case of shining and pol
shed instruments in surgeons office, especially
II there is any immediate prospect OF those nstru.
mcnts being brought to bear upon ones own phys.
ical organization We usually turn away with a
shrinking sensation from the delicate steel blades
with ivory handles, and would prefer seeing a GOV.
er put over the tiny saws and slender probes, to
having them displayed upon the table of the re-
cepdou room. But half hour spent in the oper-
atiug rooms of DR., Won Moschzisker at the We'd
dell House. will be found one Of pleasure, for here
the results Of the scientific ingenuity of the age
are displayed in the form Of beautiful and delecate
instruments which are calculated for she relief and
not the production Of pain. Prominent among
these is an Far SpeCulm' constructed OF glass
aud silver, by hich the interior of the ear Is
/ shown as plainly as the eXterOT,-an Ear NapCr
izer' by which medoated yapors may be intro
duced into the ear for the cure Of dseases,--ar
| Opthalmascope which enables the operator to Iool
into the depths Of the eye and see the exact posi-
ton OF all the parts Of the optic organ, aud host
of minor articles, oil the most perfect of the
kind, many Of which we're arranged aud designed
by the Doctor himself
Besides these instruments, he has for exhibition
an enlarged model of the eye and another of tn
ear, with every portion Of those organs perfect,
initiated, which were invented by the celebrate,
French operator Auzoux, and which received
gold medal at the Paris Great Exhibition of Ant il
1853. lie has also large cabinet Of accurate
models Of the eye, made from his own designs, b.
D.ardens dc MeryiIle, showing disappearance O
the eye in all the diseases peculiar to Il. In shor
the operating Dom Is perfect cabinet Of curiosi
/ os well worth visit. Dr. Moschzisker Is one
the most celebated and successful practitioners
the age, and his testimonials from distinguishe
professional and public men Of this and forcig
countries, are neither few nor small,
Those who are afflicted with diseases of the ey
or ear will do well to improve tho opportunity ,
receiving aid form Dr. N.
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FROM UTAH.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. ls.
A despatch TO the Republican says that the Salt
Lake mail reached Atchlson yesterday
Capt. Cooper iormerly Secretary of the Ter
ritoly, was nominated for Congress vice Bend.
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FROnL LANCAsTER
LANCASTER, Aug. ls.

LANCASTER, Aug. l8.
Lewis Suffer- who las been twice tried and &C.
quilted in the Dstric, Court of Philadelphia for
passing counterfeit Coit, WIS convicted this eveu-
ing by our Court of QuWter Sessions. lie hasnot
yet been sentenced,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-19

scHooI BooKs.--Messrs. J. B. Cobb & Co pro
pose to supply the northern portion of Ohio with
school books this season. See their ADVERTISE
mcnt.
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MAN KILLED.

NIAGARA FALLS, aug. 10.
Monsieur Blondin crossed the river on his
rope yesterday, with man ON his back Du-
riang the performance a row occurrd, and man
sixty years Of age was thrown over the river
bank and killed Tho doceasod's name was
COwell.
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Steamer Departures
THIS9AY.

Fon DErRoIr-stoamboat Ocean, Capt R. G. EVANS, at
o'clock P. NJ
For BUFFALo-stoamboat City Of Buffalo, Capt, A. d.
PERKINS, at go'clock p. NJ.
For ToLEDo-Steamboat Forester, Capt. ], p. WARP,
at o'clock A. NJ
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rRnm LEAYENMORTn

LEAyGNwoRrH, Aug, ls.
The Democratic Territorial Convention ut Tope-
ka Yesterday, nominated s. w. johnson for Con
gTCss
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-19

Real EsrArE TRANsrERs The following
arc tho sales in real estate for the past week
August II, 59-Frcderick Zimmerman to
Henry W. Schroeder, sub lot No 8. Of sub division
Of ten acre lots 1913 and l24 situated miles oass
ory Of the Post Office Consideration 5000.
August s. 1s50-John II. Gorham and John APP
lin to George N. Baker, part Of cub lots 90 and o.
in John W. Woosoy's allotment Of two acre lots
1856 and l57, having 40 feet front on Chestnut ST.,
and being 1872 s.12 feet deep. Consideration
1880.
August 1s59-Geo. B. Sentcr and o. N. Skeos
to James Conway, the west half Of sub lot lS in
Horace A. Acklcys subdivision Of ten acre lot No.
G2, having 20 feet front on Hudson street and be-
ing l3I 1912 feet deep, located 1t miles east Of
the Post Office. Consideration $500.
August 9, ls59-Emma and Frances s. Cooke
to Lawson A, Pierce, part Of ten acre lot 5s, hav-
ing 10 feet front on Prospect street and being 200
feet deep. located mile cast Of the Post Ohico.-
Consideration $4OO
August 8, 1862 Drayton II. Thatcher to Mar
garet A. Adams, part Of two lots las and ll0,
having 20 feet front on Bolivar street and being
l7O feet in Depth situated near the intersection Of
Prospect and Erie. Consideration SGgj.
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eeiy" The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers' and Omsted's news depots
At news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's IT'S Ontario Street
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I-Y For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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l-V7 Notice the advertisement of Phrenological
lectures, in another column.
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spErIAL NnTICE.

The toutpdten nf Arrangements Tourt TO uunouucg lu
ala Uutiruds loading Co urua hHvo toiusni 20 oNthn tn'
usual rnndtty n cuVng passengers H hnli llo =" wy.
tu,ivputtDu We hope hua ever 40 ihH VIII noe Hll
nm /, uufonu with larro Attendance, na una on lhn
upudg eau reach huroa by pritdff coHpryaAs M N
early start N"h''
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ORPHAN ASYLUM ENCURsIoN.--The steamboat
Ocean, Capt Evans, will give grand excursion
on Friday, August 18th, for the benefit of tho
Cleveland Orphan Asylum. The steamer will
leave the Michigan Central Railroad dock at p.
NJ, and return about p. M. Tickets so cents
Children half price, Lolaud's Band will be on
board. augl7 3t
Do THE FLIES TRounLE You Go TO Fogg,
Ellsworth & Co., and get ono Of Gilberts patent
Fly Traps. Thoy are a very curious and ingoui,
Gus contrivnnce, wind up like clock, and will
keep your house clear Of nies. By all means call
aud examine the machine. You will also find there
wire covers of all sizes from 10 cts. upwards.
" We take pleasure in informing the public
that y. Runiui, l75 Superior st., has received a
splendid stock Of Summer goods among which we
notice a arge variety Of the newest and most iaah-
ionable styles Of straw goods for both men and
boys, and also fu assortment Of children's goods
We also notice some new and beautiful styles o
soft hats, which deserve especial attention Nh
Rulni assures us that it will be his aim to sell the
goods at lower prices that any other house in the
trade We confidently commend him to the public
ss worthy of their patronage
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DEMING & TIFFANY,
General Produce Commission Merchants,
No. G1 Pearl St, New York,

Particular sttrni ION pa thr purchase Of lodh for Con-
signors Liberal Cash Advances ON hl"u' ana "fnn.
yfgr,pg,.rs- VIM W. Fur, Pest N Y, Gas Light
co.; Gharirs FoE Prost GUY Eim in1rUnoo o., NJ ,
Tho,nns NJ pelTsall. EHQ New York Weaver lichnri-
., 4 % Nav Yurk. GnlItus Bros Go iiur lord, Al
,.i " uottnu ClrytHud, John Tennis Co, Cleveland
Ralcock Hurd, Cleveland Day Sfhwola Co., Hart
ford. uth
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Ror sale, Wiolesslrnub u,iuiI. Nv WILLIAM FIsKE
No. a. 7nneunr street Cleveland, who Will supply tho
hui0 dEwlT6
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6petiol Notitts.


rW For Gas FirMres and Nfiing-APPiy
fggq Eassurfhd q COS 100 aHd lOT superior street.
anit
tW DR JAS. MoCLtNTocK's PEoroRAL SYRUP
cams The most haassg oush, relieves tho oppressed
lungs aad irtated throat, ooseus and brings away BY
painless s1poot0rbtou the matter which clogs the wind
pine and bronchial ubos regulates the excited puso ln
vites rest aud removes every symptom Of counsumph n
Price 81 90. sodby wM FIsKE, Cleveland
NY The New York Ledger says Of DR.. NC
CLlNrOCK's DIARRHusA CORDIAL:
our confidence In the cgir0cy Of DR.. james MGChn3
tncks Dnrrhw Corlia IL unhIundod, Everybody shnMu
have it is the prescription OF an eminent pyNolau'
pri,o Oh crrts soilby VIM. FiSKE,
o,r,o Cleveland
rR- DIR. McCuNrocKs Corn AND CoucH
mixture This great remedy for all ordinary affections
of the lungs and throat has double popularity Emana-
ting from, leading member Of the medical faculty, It is
appr we'd by the profession; while every member of the
community who has tried g. prenounces Il inlable
Price % cents Sold by VIM. FlSKE, Druggist,
augiO Glove and.
The Gem OF the Nursery
Taste less as the hOneyed dow,
Painless IN It's 1CtiOO too;
Harmless as the roses breath,
hut 90 worms immediate deHth-
BRYAN's VERMtFUGE Of course
Is The mithet's grand resource.
BRYAN's TAsrELEss VERMFUCg.
Price % cents. Sold by - NJ. FlSKE,
auglO.Rs CLEVELAND.