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THE INQUEST.

Coroner NcNulty held inquest on the following day
on the body Hon j. &. McCibbin the first witness
called He testified to all the particulars of the duel de-
failing the manner in which It conducted &C. The
pistol used by Senator Broderc appears TO have been
more sensitive on the trigger than the used by Judge
Terry, although Mr.. McGibbin not able TO discover
the difference at the time the pistols examined
Leonidas Haskell sEore that he the ground but
did not see the firing He heard tho report of two pis
tols, however, and saw Mr.. Broderick fall
Bernard Lagaorde, gunsmith next sworn. He
had examined both pistols and loaded the one used by
Mr. Frederick. The pistols loaded precisely alike
and were alike in all respects except that one used
by Mr. Frederick little more sensitive on the trg
ger than the other He said in the presence of all the
seconds that the weapons light on the trigger
Henry Fritz sworn-SRid he present at the duel
saw he parties take their Positions the shots fred
and Mr.. BrpderGk fall There hut two shots fired
and the difference in time very slight between the
reports.
Mr. McGibbin being recalled. said the armorer loaded
the pistol used by Mr. Broderick
VERDICT.
The verdict is, that David c. Broderick born in the
District Of Columbia aged 40 years came his de th
from wound inflicted by pistol ball fred from pistol
Intentionally by David s. Terry, the morning of Sep.
tember Is, 1889"
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aY. 10" KkAEl FOR TIE FALL TRADE. Isl
GEORGE STA RRETT

iSaa' NvW khAEl tOR TIE FALL TRADE 1859.
GEORGE STA ARRETT
tBELvlNs ROW, GOVERNOR sIb
llfhbs 70 hs customers an assortnent unrvsIl-i by
work In and upon ~ enr stores iaories churches Gc 1
cannot b. eHce-i RsParinrpieces or Stoves sold S
nsr,ow's spiral Furnace, for brick; sires
Richmond Portable Furnsce, slr@s
Hedenburr's Patent Heater tires
Frrfacr Chimney Wester formerly known ~ L. Tr,t
Brilliant Gasnurner "a fuel ssverE sirsa
Factory Coal Burner DO ia fr
american Cooking Range, for BRICK. 3 sres
Anefican Cooknr Range, rotary top. f'tss
Bay STATE Cooking Range lPariahee
Helrfnfet Nnnkng Sfnve-a afticfe. f.r
lraic With HotWatcr Reservoir. TnHoasisr boiler h. 80
ln addition 20 ths shove, ny srrs srits IN
the varied Wnnts of The people.
Country dealers buying here Stoves rn Ware Puup. Pine
&c. ~ northern prices. rsirtt
Easiy orie-s vi umei,ts attention r,s. e.l,
CARPETS AND RUGS
CtHAs A. WArKIN, Invites ne attention ~ co... hur.
~ sr' 70 BE 'toe of nv Csrr and Rus uch cheaper hsn
usual pixies Hrusseis barrta bsirs rs~rt, -
chased ihey ~ decidedly lover ihan Ne sary pieces
venetian Carpets
Ertzscls Carpets
Velvet
Buyers are respectfully invited to oar ssi s,s h-,r
oe,s tst MAJ, - ~ T,,s.slr,
1 WOULD GALL THE PARTICULAR Ar.
FtNFloN of rlN tAnifs stsct a rrh arf k--isr
lWrf' con-atuE ~ sits p1anfs pears Carkarre Tr.
ysse sn l,ya tarrnE' nre,st rius Braos Nss ani
Hne sn nof ne ansst quality and ne Be-. naanuefurs
eo' Corner N.ia sna Pssri sfrs.t,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-15

The funeral took place the sth During the fore.
noon, large number of ladies and gentlemen passed
through the Union Hotel pausing few moments in the
room where the body lay in state. The Plaza and ad
joining streets were thronged by multitude Fully
ten thousand people were in attendance the hour ap-
pointed for the commencement OF the obsequies. Col
H. d. Baker delivered the Grafton, and Its close the
procession commenced forming.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-15
RUBBER BETTING.

fNNt Ncu lcrk Rabhcr Comptr Manufacture RruHsr Nfr
HiftN9 BY ntv process y superior vrrnsA anv hereto
Tore maic. ard ~ Ices than ha the Leather T Comm
~ are also NE cSyinlve u@uuncurcr "nnier Gcri,esr Ia
tnt of RrHpF1 fut n0is Rus TEVr- Uar-e and s1sA
- 80 lol sale a. ~ W. Toy aud Faucy stores r Union
.t 70. H - L - %! We eass only t'rwarisi april
Street New YORK ..if+.li-,'
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TIE PROCESSION.

IHE PROCESSION
The funeral cortege moved in the following order -
FIRST, two mounted policemen keep the street clear
and see that all obstacles removed These were
followed by twelve carriages, the last Of which occu
pied 10y the Rev Fathers Gallagher and Harrington Then
follow the hearse, with its mourul freight IL was
drawn by four black horses and draped in the EN-
bems OF woe The hearse was attended by thirty five
palbearers, including the Committee Of arrangements
Immediately following the hearse noyed the chief
mourners, numbering lS2.
Next to these followed the Grand Marshal John Mid
deton and his aid who succeeded by the different
companies OF the Fire Department marching an regular
order OF the number Of their respective companies The
Department turned out thousand active frcmen
aud eNempts They were succeeded by the Association
OF California Pioneers, - men. Then marched the n.
lyric SclavOnc Society, - men, followed by citizens on
foot to the number Of SO Then came twelve car
rages conveying ladies exclusively some Of these CON
tanned hve and some three the bciu about our
ladies 10 each carriage. 4 train Of hundred and six
open vehicles followed containing ladies and gentlemen
followed In their turn by long string Of horsemcn RI
ding by two's and numbering So men, which closed the
procession.
Nothing could he impressive than the effect Of this
long on mourniu rorifgs IL wound W through our
streets The total absence Of all naUd nr pomp the re-
publican simplicity aud unadorned grandeur
observable; the deepy-saddeucd councnsnces Of the
thousands upon thousands Of spectators we'll as those
who composed the procession, and the Impressive SILENCE
which reigned, we're In keeping with the solemniy Of
the occasion.
The city throngcd with thousands Of people from
other place. we'll by the citizens who we're csrous
TO the deceased by their presence. Very frequently
large numbers would Join in the procession aud drop ont
again, overc' me by the very unusual heat Of the wealth
Toe procession, one Of the most imposing numerical.
y and in appearance, in this State large as
was would undoubtedly have been much larger but for
the utter mpossbity Of obtaining horse equipage
Of any description. great many residences and places
OF business were draped IN morning; the engine and
hook and ladder houses the badges Of grei The
Tags o different Consu that Of the city Of San Francis
CO. the colors Of all the shipping in our harbor and
those Of private individuals hoisied a hafmas IN
honor Of the departed Senator. The procession was
twenty-five minutes In passing given point Of obscrva-
ton.
At o'clock the funeral coregc reached the cemete-
~ The pabcarcrs assisted in removing the body from,
the bease, and carried u to the grave preceded by tho
Rev. " j. Gallagher aud ,. Harrington Father Gala
CHER then addressed the asscmblsgc
JrnuE rERRY.
Chief Burke informs (says the san Francisco Her.
adl that Jndge Terry is AZ present IN the custody of
The Sheriff Of San Joaquin county, having been arrest
cd on a warrant from Son Francisco
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-15

Chief Burke informs ne (says the san Francisco Her
add that Judge Terry s at present IN the custody o
The Sheriff Of San Joaquin county having been arrcst
ed on warrant from San Francisco
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1859-10-15

~ French Mustard rure African CAYENNE Pepper E1sna
Mustard ana fu assorimeui of spces Condiments Yeast
Powders; pure cootinE Soda Wning soda washine Fiud
concentrated ley and Al other Drug or houtcener
LAtpiFY 4 ROnINSONS
Family Drug and Medicine store
or4 and Traukfl In sfreefs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03
NEW YoRK MARKET-sept, ,,


FourBfarkot heavy and 1oc lower or1nedum and good
erad Sales Of 800 bhs at S400nS4 40 for super Sate
S44s0lSf7b for extra State S40d4 for super wesi
81 4gi for to gUOd extra western, S4N150O
ior old and S5l @5sO foT fresh Ground shipping brand
extra I0urd hoop Ohio Closing heavy. = u
Cal pdn aurquiet Small sales at Si6Og5 80 for extra
brands
RIO Flour-Dull at 50 50d430.
Whea-MaTk dull unchansed and heovy Sales 70 900
hus at TC for old hieaEo sprinp; $3.50 white Mich;
S131dlA1 new white lndi SlOl, 90 new white KY, and
Si.i5 cd Zimmerman
Rpe-Eirner Saes $500 bus at s1Gs3c.
erDsrey- Quiet.
Com-Vefs scarce and shade better. Sales II COG bus
Ct sc for mixed delivered; sec for old do s2Sc
for yellow southern; SIC for N o.
OaisSteatv Ht 37dS0c old State; 4Nd2c new do 800
3sc ,ssn. and 3s(d40c Canadian,
Whiskv-Hehvy and dnll Sales l51 bbls at 2Gd26lGc.
Puf-Market without any important ch2uge. sues 300
hbs at st 754 50 f0T mess cefr $40 ba0l0 62Gime
und s9 rs m tin including COO bbls moss nt seller
op-i u till Str Oct at Sl4 30
BeeE-Unchd. Sales 100 bbs at S. 60G6 for pTme STA
25 do mess ssil for rePacked Chicago; SI292SJ f5l
BerfhaIns dun at sl5(9ls75.
BacOu-unchanged.
81 for hams. SehrGe aud firiner.
Lard Sales 1850 bhls at lV9l and small lots at llG
Butter--ls92lo for State, ls9lsc for Ohio. Markc
s'addy.. Mo-
Ch ese--Quiet a, 7Cd95 as in quality:
AslesS5 zabO TOR pots, and Sa25G Sb,dO for pearls
Quiet
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

For all the PURPOSES of a Family PhVSic,
Are SO composed That disease within the range their
ton uf6v withstand evade them Their penetrating
prunees search and cleanse and vgoalo every portion
of the human ognism correcting its diseased aGtiOp aud
restoring It's Wealthy v8ities. AS these
properties The Invalid who is bowed down with pain or
physical debility isasOnishgd to find his health OF "a ergy
restored by rem Gg at once simple and inviting
only do they the CRY daG complaints 0f eye1y
body but rso mruy formidable dangerous diseases
The agent below named is pleased 10 furnish gratis my
American Almanac containing Certif of their cures
aud directions for their ia the following compains:-
Cosyeness Heartburn Headache arising from disniGored
Stomach NduSea Indigestion, Pam Morbid InactGn
of the Bowels, PlauenCy Loss of Appetite Jaundce and
other kindred complaints arising from low state Of
body or ohetructl' of its functions.
Do not be ppt "a by mpTnciplcd Dealers with some 9TH
er pill they make the more profit Ask for AYERS
pFITs. and ID hing a ..
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MORNTNG LEADER OFFICE, !
FRTDAV Sent 2, 1889,

Hav. 7ptonl2 00,9 l6 O0lwatg
Do balsd tlton % -lsand
Hops.........Plb 09a lO'Whil
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

REV WM CUTTER. Editor Mothers Ma0asine. ~ Y.
Says u should be glad have Won use nv name when
1t can do you any good" july IA. 1856. - ..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03
A. W TAYLOR, Captain u. s. Army.
], u. HART. Cleveland Plain Dealer. Ohio
VIM EAnRARD Cleveland Ohio

#Hs.
in July 1865 was takon wthen ordinary SPINNER COM
mint, for whrh lnegeu ell takng any omedies hoping
That would soon sOp Of itself hut IN about nree weeks
oonmenced passing mucus aud bloud and 20 weak
physloats 1osed rt With cpiates with pills
9f nitrate of SILVER took inscons OF pitoepf silver all
meuded by nurses and old udes neither did hev do me
any fuud Agun returned 10 the of the physicians
and was dolai with any Quantity Of the most pow erfu
iii Risy 1856. ~ hayine the dis6Dso over months
fng wn s5 th9 Tay Tgs oa9ugcsa e 6e ihs Ts. n
Pes 10 lNh1
toeg hos djttf commanding ifSasc he disease
ompeiely cheeked, feui WHICH hefent pIseians
mouOeJ daily abhnpus with cold water and ever since
have eniOycd excellent hea tl .. tt l5o 1la..r
work, aud ever since my bov els have been
evacuatng Tn mselves once day. o.
Fr0mmy experience, unheStaiingly pronounce It the
best DysouteTy medicine made. and would heartily
reeomm epd IL use livery one with dicuIty am
led to make his statement this pu lC through gratitude
for the bessinl has conferred upon aud thtOugh the
hope that others like Inflicted may reap the hens OF It's
Ofoeof Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Having had opportunity test your yaluble medicine
for howe complaints the Gfa enh6g Dysentery Syrup
my tlmi most COT liay recommend 4 as aliording ear-
AZ avs llht to'loVN
sorely ufloted. .t MORRIS FRANKLIN,
Pres Board af Adormea and Acting Mayor, NJ Y.
have had opportunity Of witnessing the effect of the
Graeenneg Dysonter Syrup eases Of bowel complaints
taion IN saying that it is admirably ndaped or lie cure
these diseases .I.I a. RIDE FORREST, NJ. d,
Orotsn Water Comm'r aud Alderman, N, Y. -
Hg... Fl.N 3.f. iAta'
T FeEsale by Drusgiss and Hedicue Dealers through.
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
aug6 III .u iea li Agent for Ohio,
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HoaAcs KNAPP Cuyahoga County, Ohio
nN THE 11kh DAY OLE AIIGIIST
G. T BLAKEstER Ptf's Atty augl2:243
SHBBIFF AND SPECIAL MAS

y HDhIt RNU pFLOIAI MAD
~ TERs SALELPgfspant 70 the command q an order
Cf sale issued from the Cont of Common Pleas uyl
gu county the suit Qf Ches 4 Bakesee pf against
Samuel Collins and al deits 90 directed, shall Of
fer for sale Pablo auc0n at the door Of tho Court
House lcorner Of Seueoa and Chmpain street In the CT
Of Cleveland in sail county tue l2h day Of
menls described in tee plaintiffs petition u sud ae
follows 10 vii; Situ0te the township Of t'hngrin
Fls IN the Slate Of Ohio, and h is also in the county
of yahga and is known by beng part of lots 10 and 90
Graves allotment, ChAgfm bsS viii go, and is bounded
as follows, 10 Wit; Being all Of SAID lots 10 and 20,
Iruves allotment Cnagrn Fal vinge, except % feet of
the side and - of the south ends heretofore
veyedb by O. Bakesee The premises hereby convey ed
the To-day conveyed by @ T. Bakeslee aud
wifi iOS X Collins, be the less subject 10
all legal highways" Appraised at S kl3 90. tf
Z .H0 ID. L. WIGIITATAN, Sheriff.
..Il HfL md Special Master Com'r.
. g. 7. BLAKgsLER, p 7. --.l -tatL rng2i2i8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

= . FRIDAY, Sept 2 I638
FLoUR-NOthng doing. Prices are nominal at SOS %
for extras. fr "a. trr..Hra .FE. tHHt
wHEAT-ContInues heavy with downward tendency
The sales making chiefly for shipment to the interior city
milers buying only sparnpy. The margin between white
and widening again. and while the ister has declined,
the maintains old prices Sales 2 cars red at 81 %
Gears do at sl,O52; and whtsiu lots NJ sll5.
CORN-Dun and offering at 71c without sales
OATs-IIave declined Sales track At SOC and
car do 3lc Tho latter figure cannot be obtained without
diBcuty The best offer ofthe city trade is S0@3lo.
HIoHwINEs-Ars selling in moderate lots at 25C
EGGs-Are siil advancing and o-day are nrm at l0e.
PORK-Sual sales No, l mess at SIC.
PoTAToES-sales good varieties at Soc .e-
FEATHK Rs-Are In fair demand with light sales at 4lc.
HAMs-Sales plain canvassed at l015c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,

Coughs, Colds, IaRueasa, HOdrSeaesS Group
Broachitis, IFcipieat Consumption, and for he
reLtJ Of COasnmPtipe Patients ia adUaaced
stages of the liSedSe.
So wide is the field of it, usefulness and so numerous yro
the OF It's e3 that almost every country
a6ouns ~ psTsons lubllc known, who have been
I'D from alarming aud despeeate diseases of the
by its use When ted ia superiority eveIy
or medicine OF the kim is too epparenn escape observa
On ana where virtues known the pubic ~ longer
hesitate what aadoe TO employ for tho distressing and
dangerous affections OF Tho pulmonary orgaps that are t-
dent to climato lille many neti0r rrniodies INST
upon the community have failed aud been drard6u this
has gained friends by every trial conferred benefits on the
an cited they can never forget aud produced too
meTous and too remarkable to he forgotten
Prepared by Dr.. j, G. AVER & CO.,
HHtF 'nOAo1Mass
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
NJ n. CO,'S ENFRESs9
hsrn

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following efficient and reliable Lake
Lines:
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to sANDUsKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
Tri-woeky to oGDENSBURGH, oSWEGo, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND. t... ..
Tr-Weeky to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, MACKI
MAC aud Intermediate Ports, Ii. ....H. ..|..a ..L
re- Property CONSIGNED delivered tc care viii
ceive promp. and careful attention aud dispatch
Cf- Passengers will 10 ckote through al directions
at lie lowest
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

HAYTI.-REv. MRS. z. c. ANDRUSt (Wdng years Mts-
si0rafyto HqVil AfartinsbHr0f, n, Y.
In consequence of her lana residence In atorenamed
Island, her hair and scalp in very unhealthy condl
ton After trying various articles without success and
eventually using Mrs S A. Aliens she writes TO the
American baptist, have derived much benefit from
fhc OF Mrs s. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer and
zylobasamumi have tried various other remedies for
my hair but never anything that so materially and peena
nenfiDbsneitted me as hast II $. 5. A Al len
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03
ALSO, -
FoRD's
Family CathartiC Pills,
NEVER DEBILITATEs.

Pure Vegetable Ertracts, and PIT uP IN Glass
Cases, AT Tight, and '7iH keep IN any eli
mate .....
The FAMILY CATHART1C PILL is gentle but ao-
tive CathaTc which the proprietor has used In bis pfac
Ice more than twenty years,
The constantly inrfeasngl demand from those who
have long used The PHI and the atstariiQp which
all regurd to erI use has induced me 70 place
then within the reach Of all. {, LtW 1l ..I I'I..
Tie Profession well lnow thut different Cathartics act
The IA NiLY cX-SIr HARTIC PILL
has. with due reference tol this well established fact
been compounded from ak Yereiy Of The gupst Yege-
table tNtrHos, which act alike Of the
alimenary canal, and arele- GOOD and SAFE iu all
TiSs MS S9Nf Of he sToMA6 6I sIEEPi
NEss, PAINS IN THE NlBA OK AND LOINS
COsTiVENEsS, PAL NEIAND SORENESS OVER
THE WHO LIE u 10 y Y, -from sudden cold, which
freauentv il neaected esand in lOre cunrge of e-
sITfoN on CoLDoVERl~ lfiiE BofYY Rf,STt.FSs-
MES, HEAD-ACHE, or lWEi0nri rHE HEAD
all InAaInmatory Diseases Worms in Children OF Adults
Rheumatism great Purhr VI the Blood and many dis
casos which nesh Is heir too NUMEROUS mention Ia
TINS adv eItisomen Dose to3
PRICE 80 CENTS. 1Ql
~ Tho Liver lnyigOrat0r and Family Catharlc pills
alued hy Druggists generally ana sold wholesale
Isl 4 W. SANFORD, N. D.,
Manufacturer and Prnpneter.
y7d&wR0 Sa6 Broadway, Now York.
U...f H.HFN." ."...
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03
DlarrhGa, pYscnLerY, rhoItrn, 10.

We have the Glae enheTg Dyseuery Syrup used 10
cases of howell comptfs IN an thoir varied FORMS from n
81 npe luosentss tO malignant cholera aud we cnp sp' aI
81 tin Tho highest eps, aud reuOunnend il with conii-
dence Wheber the case IS mild severe, recent Or Of
9ng standing cures surely and leaves no bad effects be-
NORRIS FRANKLIN, Pres Board Aldermen N. Y.
Il r BIZ FORREST, NJ, .. Board Of Health, N. Y.
T. r HtBBABn, M, d. Hoard Of Health. N.Y. City.
q Z, pls pls hRoM, W, fpiscopa Clergyman, suffolk, Va
hls H. W. HAkNIOW SPINE street, N. Y, City.
DAYIB plrMANt Court tlroet, B0s0n. Mass,
GEORGE BTOUDiNGEH, Board Of Aldermen, New
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03
NEW YopK WOOL MARKET-son

LEY TELRGRAPH,l
Market firm for all descriptions with fair demand Sales
1900 lbs domestic eece at 376Do for fair extra 32bC
for RULED
Foreign woods firm Sales ioO baos all kinds at cur
rent figures.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

Nqeotahe FllH pqfl Nsf ss.ssssstFs
Hrten Mountain Oittrtnt per orbo1..................
Sarsaparai per bot
ChildTcus pauucoa, pot
~ Aulgn per i9Wetss. s.l.a4 -44...-4s.s.ss-
Eevet and AHue hemedys pnr rbox-r..-..s,--...srgss4
Health htteia, per pucknrtaJ.is.s t4..4s........4
DyseneI{ sytNn Pfr gotto.,is--1s.. .f-sti.ss-
Msrshali's Uterine CaihOlirOn por bottle. n
lraeiopbeGg Pile Remedy, per bottle. u
Mnnual "a lloath, pet copy
For sale by The CITY drpggistsi also BY Agentshn u
principal towns IN Ohio .E1.rH'I HiaH-lWdI wv p
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UrnQa.
! lgl Nm nGRAEFENBBRGla8ll
Family Medicines.

4 A RE PREPARED UNDER THE
IN immedia shiFrtisou Of a SKiBLFUL pHHsi-
CLAN, ard they may hgteled upon in all cusps. tl M
fho deluehce qf thc epinnunl u not ihsu ed ny the
p We 0raeeuhetg kenedies cohset y eleven rent
Medicines, All uuCuuaod M tho pufcol thc diraasts
which they aft rrcuh ended hnohe which may DO binui-
appropriate No auy Of he diseases inoddn 10 this
country thd climate. .-r e . A
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TlnalL.h. onl, ll.plIlllnl, ,lparlsd N anl aulnlI


Ihete dtethe only pfopan,onr exported In any quantity
w Alghi quoo fout olhtf bf ne humorous letters we
have and constantly rsoeieng but wo deem me ioi
pwins spaoioni 70 qonvnco NJ most fkoptuhtht We
have The best preparations ihe world for the hair q
youngor od We manufacture no other proparaiionsr-
occupying the algo puildng oofuer Of Broome ana Eli
zaPeth streets e4csyoy oce salesrotm and manu-
meloy we have no time inclination engage IN oihsr
manufactures. . ~.
We would also call attention 70 the fact that ipYaa-
bly, avoid all oharlatansm. our preparations ard the
highest priced bd the cheapest because hey last io-
GER md do good; the expense IN TIE end less than
others We aspire 6havo the bos not the lowest priced.
One bottle Of Restorepwin last nearly a year al
TO EDS OF EvANGEL LIsT. - Ny ago ia sisty One
yehr agony harwa very gray and had been gradually fa-
inguutl3oR the crown, II had become quite thin About
the st ofNach, ofthe present year, oommenced using
Mrs, s. A. Aliens Rostortr No. l. according 70 tho
drsoans and hayoloontnued TO apply slieht dressing
My hair almost restored to is original color aud
the hue appears 10 b. pofmausnt ] AM SATISFIED
THAT THE PREPARATION is NOTHING LIKE A
DYE, BUT OPERATES UPON THE sECRETIoNsa
My hair censss to fali which is ceranl, an adyaniak to
one WIN was "a danger of bpconiing bald ]"
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REV, n. BRUCE, Ncpmarke Gdllatia County, Illinois.
Il have tried Your World ia!I Res and zylopsl-
samum; it acted like acherm MY hair IS 1t thir
ty years ago. II you wish reference from me vii
give II willingly"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-03

REV WILLIAM PoRTEUS. StantOick Connecticut
Your excel ent Hair hestOrer hRs met my most ssn,
gulno eXpectatOusn causing hair To when 1t had
fallen have recmmendedit to my friends, and they all
speak hisnly oft"