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FROM NEW YORK

Nav YORK, Ang IL.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company have decided
tl make the conductor Of the next cable consist Of
Fix wires twisted about six tiE.es the size OF the
old cable. There will be no Outside covering oi
iron wire, except a few hundred mllesOn each end
The cable is to be laid down, guaranteed in all
respects and expected TO be in order for business
early next summer.
Cyrus W. Field, Esq, occupies two columns OF
some Of the n. Evening papers with tull state
men. Of the aiairs Of the Company. We under
stand the American public wall have an oppoltu-
nifty To subscribe 60 the new stock which is guar
by the British government.
The Evening Post has good reason 10 say that
the exchange Of the steamers COrtcz and Uncle
Sam iOr tue steamer Adriatic Is no conditions O
the present negotiations between Vanderbilt and
the Pacific Mail s. S. Co, which however promi
SEES to result in the discontinuance Of the presen
| competition
The steamer Arabia's mail arrived here thi'
| evening
Al Goodwood on Friday, 29th ult, Ten BroI cki
| American horse Starke won the Bestwick memoha
stakes Of a thousand soyereigns. Prioress cam,
| in third; fifteen horses running. Mr.. Teu BrOech
! is said 10 have won EOS 900 on the GoodwoOC
,takos His colt Umpire by Lecompt won th'
Nursury stakes, also on Friday
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MATRIMONIAL.

40 THg LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES
Il has bsen my good fortune 10 restore TO beah many
thousands of ny c1uutry-wumen,
Aty has excited the malice OF the UnyiOus and
alous but heir prosecutions have served only TO extend
I'd ostab sh my reputation showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen my pathway from the iaT sueror whom
have relieved. So long hold iu udcCtiouate and
thankful rememhruc by those who have experienced my
sk can afford despse ho efforts Of
nd slund0ro
Az lriends nave repeatedly urged place my med
clue for producing mensruati1u within the reach Of he
ladies OF the United sates but indisposton
hed occupied by quaCks with their porncous nOstrums
Ahd fear that uuprucpled couutoreters might palm
he public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AAuE DE FEMME" 20 the United States.
Atas Yield 20 the Onreuties Of patients and friends
and offer Co the suffering Females of America medicine
which has rendered me somewhat famous hrou hou the
Old World.
IN regard 10 the efficacy OF the 'AhllE DE ne dME,
Eeed only say that liquid form, and is eEncty such
AL have used my putccn France for many years and
thai Il has never failed satisfactory result
The "Auia de Femme and meusruatilu stnhd u the TO
lstiou Of and effect 10 saks powerful 20 originate
ABathY menstrual dow whore mover has existed nnd 10
faaturo where it nos been lrm cause suppressed,
~ ofucIiu gdud aE 30 imposition, the wrapper OF ultee
written signature and both the bottle aud enclosing ht1
vi be sealed with my private seal.
Price $500 "a package,
PAnIs January, 1867.
FOR sale Wholesale sna Rsun, BY WILLIAM FIsKE
Amie ds Femne" Al the prupHetor's pnces
aul0 dkWiIe
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pRoM WAsHINGToN

The delegates representing the railroads. 90 the
Southwestern or miadle Tonie betweea Washing-
ton and New Orleans, commenced their tes-ion
here t0.dny Their business d in reference 10
transportation OF the great mail fOm Portland,
Me- 10 N6W OIlahns, aud oraEre0 upon a joint
bid for lhe performance Ofthe service, a. the Or
ango q AlexandTia Railroad to Lynehburg aud
the remaining part Of the Mississippi Central Rad
road will be finished by the Grst Of January, ht
which time the next contract is TO take effect
These delegates confidently say they will b
aSle 10 carry mails between Now Orleans aud N
York in three and a half days.
Another object Of the present meeting is 4,
make uniform arrangements concerning genera
passenger and freight business.
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IRON THE IsTHsMUs.

New HoRK, Aug IL.
Tho steamship North Star has arrived. She
left Aspinwall on the Sd inst, and brings Califor-
mia advices to the goth ult., which have been an
ucipated by the steamer Hnbana at Now Orleans.
The North Star brings nearly five hundred pas
soDgers.
The excitement on tho Isthmus in relation to
the golden images in the Indian mounds is dying
out.
Advices from 81, Thomas state that the English
steamer Parmetto is still lying on the reef neat
that port. All her cargoe has been thrown over.
board. Divers arc ut wurk blowing up thv vUIu
rock on which she is lying.
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THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP TC
i THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
N. H. sOLOMONSON.

PRACrCAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICAN,
SspH tho la assortment of the most approved Nno o.
PECTACLES. Auhis glasses, whether FOR near OF far
lighted, ground under his inspection by machine
Jsf anew construction with the roatost care so as TO
Sutthe eyes ma cases. curing Weakness, DiszIHess o.
lHdaBmah0n0f hs Eyes and mpaTtng strength for long
reading or 6ne sewing.
rR- H. "A solumols1u would here inform the public
thatho sever employs any u the sale OF fhslenses
o. Also. a spoudid assortment of SPY GLASSES MI
CROScOPES, COMPASSES, &c, kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
U3-Omce3s Supeuorstreet ,underthe American Hotel
IfInu
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Last Nights Report.
ANrI-shAyERY C0NvENTIoN.

ANTI-SLAYERY CONVENTION
COLUMBUS. Aug IL.
The Convention met this A. NJ, discussed and
amended resolutions, which were adopted
standing committee Of II was appointed for
the State at large.
After passing three additional resolutions the
Convention adjourned sine de.
The place aud time Tor the next meeting Is TO
be determined upon by the Standing Committee.
A light rain commenced falling this morning and
continued until p. NJ, when It became heavier
and continued until o'clock. 1t is now Up. m }
raining lightly.
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You've CLEVELAND IN BUFFALo.-A boy who
gave his name as Thomas Maloy was arrested in
Buffalo Tuesday, on suspicion of having stolen an
amount of money, The chap is about thirteen
years old, and was going it with perfect loose-
ness in tie shopping liue in that city. He had
bought clothes enough for a family like Martyr
John Rogers and had about $40 left. lie was
lodged in Jail, He hailed from Columbus, but said
he stayed in this city on his way to Buffalo He
pr jbably belongs here
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Yesterday Afternoons Report
FOREIGN NEWS.

NEw YoRK, Aug 1.
The steamship Fulton FROM Havro and South
ampton. has arrived. Her dates are to the 26th
ult., and have been anticipated.
Ihe steamship GlstgDw, from Glasgow, has al
The steamship Fulton brings 1856 passengers
ana reports having passed on the 27th Of July the
steamships Mercury and Wurtemborg going to
Havrej also the Vanderbilt.
The Fulton's advices are not so late as those
furnished by telegraph from Halifax but her pa
pers are one day later than have yet teen ,eceiv.
The ndvices from Paris indicate unpleasant feel
ings toward England.
An article Ia the Moniteur discreditng the ru,
morod probability an accord between France
and England on tho question Of the Congress aud
a general disarmament, had produced painful
impression.
The London Herald's Paris correspondent says
banding together Of France, Russia and Aus
tra, and the immense naval preparations Of
francc, render it difficult to dsbeiove the univer
'a' report Of great blow being contemplated
against England.
This was written previous to the more pacific
action Of the Emperor of France.
The French steam navy Is to be increased to
one hundred and ffty men-of war, exclusive Of
seveniyNtwO transports.
The 81. Potersburgh papers publish the treaty
between Russia and China, which had been rad.
led by the Emperors
It grants leave to Prussia to send Ambassadors
TO Pekin.
Promises protection 10 Christian Missionaries
and authorizes a monthly mail service between
kiachta and Pekin.
The California markets are dull, and there
was but little prospect of immediate improve
medt.
The East India and China Products were de-
cIining In consequence Of the heavy stocks on
hand.
Advices from the Isthmus are unimportant
The sloop of war St Marys sailed from Panama
on the 2sth tor Realcjo.
Adviccs had beeo received from the revolution
ary movements ia Carthagena to the 23d of July,
when the Liberal party had pronounced against
the authorities, and appointed Juan Jose Nicto
provisional ruler.
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A. NJ. L. CoNFERENcE.-By mistake we yester-
day stated that this Conference was being held at
the Church OIL Bolivar street. Il should have been
the Methodist Church on Erie street. The hours
of meeting are from o'clock A. NJ to l2 NJ. aud
from P. NJ to s. Preaching also In the evening
commencing at quarter past T. The exercises are
interesting and largely attended.
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FHiE.

NINUINNATIl Aug, IT.
The losses by FIRE this'morning are as follows
Boyle q Co $l5OOOO, insured SIS 200; Crane &
Co and Barstuw, Breed a. Co $40 OOO--iuy in
surcd, G. Henshaw, $40 O0O-fuly insuredi reot.
Tying house Of S. N Pike, almost wholly destroyed;
loss $50 OOO-insuTed probably for $4,000.
Several fr,men were injured by falling walls
During the ire the water III the cistems became
exhausted or the destruction of property would
have been less.
The whole steam fire department on duty and
water had TO be carried distance Of half mile
The origin Of the fire is unknown.
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FROnI WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGToN Aug. II,
The National Teachers Association, now 10
session here, have elected j W, Buckley, Of Brook
lyn, N. Y 81 0s President for ensuing year, and DEF
cidod to publish a monthly periodical in The fur
thcrence Of the cause Of education This alter
noon the delegates had pleasant time in visiting
President BueEppan.1 1g rgg IlI.sr-. .
7. The name Of the u s Steamer MciacOmer, now
on the Brazil station has been changed " Pulaski
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IMPORTANT 10 FEMALE8.
Dr Cheesclnnn,s nm.

ku combination Of ingredients iu these pills is the
alt Of d long aud extensive practice. They mild in
their operation and ceftau iu correcting AL irregularities
Painful Densruations, removing all distractions, wheah
from cod Otherwise headache pain IN the side, pal
ptau Of the heart whites all affections, hyster
les fatigue pain il the back and limbs, Sc disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption Of Nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the commencement Of IN the treatment Of
these iregua and distractions which have consigned
10 many thousands Of the young the beautiful and the be-
loved to PREMATURE GRAVE No female enjoy good
health she regular, AMI whenever obstruction
takes place the general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eec'ual remedy known for all COM
ulants pscuiu Fenul To all cassns they inya-
uab!e inducing 0h certainty periodcqi regularity Ihey
gown 10 thOusauds who have used thum at different
periods, houghou the country having the sanction of the
mos eminent QiyyiriaHs ~ America.
Er tc direafi0Rg sitting BtsH aud UheH they should NOT
be used with BOrtle Price one Dollar each b0r con-
flaming 10 Pills
va ua le nrnpet to be had flee, of the Agents Pills
sent BY mail prOmONV by enclosing price TO the General
Agent. Sold by druggists generally
r. b. HUrCHINGS, General Agent,
No lG5 Chamhers s., New York.
Sold iu Cleveland by WA. FISHE aud GAYLORD &
HAMMOND uprSl Sw6m2h
-UAIR DYEI HAIR DYE ~ HAIR DYE !
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FIRE.
OINcINNArI, Aup. nj

OINtINNATIi aug. IT.
At abont l o'clock this morning fire broke out
IN the wholesale liquor establishment of s. s..
Poyl, X Co, which was entirely destroyed
Los about SlOO,O00 insured $50 600
me fire extended TO the warehouse OF N.
fiEe wholesale liquor dealer, which was partially
destroyed. Loss S3O0 0OO insured for $4,000.
Also 10 Crane Breeds, manufacturers OF Metal ic
Burial Cases
Loss about $40 600
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsnNGTON, Aug, IL.
Chevaler 2. Massone, charge d'anairs of his
Sicau Majesty, has presented his credentials in
that character to the Secretary OF State, aud Mr.
Edward Baudel yesterday delivered his credeus
tias 70 the President, and was received as Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentary Of his
majesty the King Of the Begans to this govern
mgut
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FnnernI OF EIishn Y. sterIing.

Notwithstanding the rain OF last evening" a
very large number Of friends gathered at St,
Pauus Church at o'clock topay the last respect
to the late Elisha r. Sterling. The remains ol Nj,
Sterling were enclosed in a neat and elegant burial
case, with plate bearing the inscription
ELISHA T. STERLING.
AGED SO YEARS.
The last look at the features of the deceased was
taken at his late residence by his many friends
At 6 o'clock the body was borne to the church, the
following gentlemen acting as pail bearers
W. j. Warner, Moses Kelly,
n. c. Wnsow, Thomas Kelly,
DR.. A. Maynard: Arthur Quinn,
VIM b Castle, o. A. Brooks.
As he body was taken from the house to the
Church, the employees CT the Cuyahoga Steam
Furnace Company formed double file and stood
with uncovered heads as the sad procession passed
through, This testimonial OF their respect and
love for their late employer will not soon be for
gotten by the friends or those who witnessed it.
As the bearers carried their sad burden into the
church door, they were met by DR.. Caxton, who
preceded them up the aisle, reading with clear
voice the words;
am the resurrection and the life, saith the Lord;
he that believeth in me though he die yet shall he
iye and whosoeycr liyeth and beeyeth 10 me
| shall never die
know that my RedeemCr liveth, and that he
! shall stand at the latter day upon the earth
We brought nothing into the world, and II il
certain that we can carry nothing out
The Lord gave aud the Lord hath taken away
| blessed be the name Of the Lord
The congregation, which filed the church. rose
aud stood while this was being done,
! DR.. Claxton then read the touching and inn
pressiyo burial servc, Of the Episcopal Church
the lesson being from the 20th and 3Oth Psalms
The Church service being concluded the body wal
placed in tho hearse, and a large procession Of
carriages with muldud,s on foot on the side
walks proceeded to tho City Cemetery whore tn,
family lot was to receive this new tenant, an,
there, amid the mutitudes Of trees which pattore,
tears upon tho grave aud mingled their sghs will
those Of the mourners, the remains were lowere,
into their last resting place while the word
" ashes to ashes, dust to dust" came from the lip
Of the onientng clergyman. The last consolation
was offered, the last prayer uttered, and tho eart
closed on all that was mortal Of ELISHA II. srER
lLING.
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NJ. ]. DICKERSON,
Late Of the firm Of Amblor Diokerson,)
DENTIST.

Late Of the firm Of Ambler & Diokerson,)
DENTIST
once 253, Superior street, near Rendetrs store
Or. suew suit Of rooms now ready, and he would
be pleased all Of his old patrons and others who
may wish the services o dentist liberated teeth treat
ed sugs and nled exposed capped and
ed; also teeth inserted gold silver corno vulcunits
base platinum plate with continuous gum, which
On much used east. my23
~ The Bosom Of Destruction is the fatality
young aud mdds-aged indulge and
deb sing habits Those who are yeamins for
influence to dspel the and growing evil should read
HUMAN FRAtLrY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL RE-
SEARCHES u delineaies Utid cOiorg TOR beau
uy usratsdl the and effects Of local and vital
dsols and decay, pointing the orly safety valve
Read the advertisement of TRiESEAGAR," in another
column.
Sold by Dr BARROW I5I Prince street. New York
Price IS cents. Sent rros every where.
soldby GAYLORD & HAMMOND aud VIM FISKE
Dmggisls, Cleveland aups
81" If any people in the world ever needed
apostle to cast their devils out ours who live in
this waterogged country Tho miasmatc poison Of our
swamps and Marshes becomes ycrituble devil the
blood to reye 60 the Agues aud Foyes which shae and
COTch US all Ayers "AaUE CURE " is said to be the
poste need and Of neghbors who have tried
confirm the report .-J1wa4i Plano m.
KNOWN EFFEoT.-When pain or infamma-
ton present human body and Brandreths Pills are
used they at once upon the humor which the
occasion fthe PAIN Inflammation sud remove them from
the bodv and they uue because their power only
upon those humors Impurities which unEcal-
thy want ie) wh0e presence ia part the pain
and aurnng heat So in throat Group colds coughs
rheumatisms pain In the side ani pleutsy WI ch all
cured BY from to three doses of these pills whose pow
sr is only eXeue 20 Impurities Of the blood The
lightly directed will use them and be cured.
Sold At No 20 Canal ST. Brandreths Building; ani by
A. s diner No 900 sur eor street, Cleveland; and by
TTHI-f. md oil yl1n 1o.1 in
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EKOM nI.TKnIT.

DETROIT Aug. IL.
II has been officially determined not to close the
SLut Ste Marie Canal for repair', as was contem~
plated during the present season ofnayigatiOn
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THIS DAY.
FoH DErHoIr-Steamb, at Ocean, Capt r. g. EVANS, at
. O'Clock p. NJ.
For BuFrALo-soamboat CITY of Buffalo Capt. A. D..
PERKINS, at 9o'cock p NJ.
FoR ToLEDo-StsambUat Forester, Capt j. p. WARD.
at o'clOsk A. NJ.
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SARATOGA ENGINE Co.-Geoge Ainsley was
elected Foreman of the above company at the
meeting held on Wednesday evening
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FAST TINE The fastest time ever made on any
race track was made on the Eclipse Course on
Tuesday last, by Flora Temple, matched against
the California Princess for purse of 81 600 Her
second mile was made in 222, never before attain
ed by any piece of horse flesh. The following is
the record
j. McMann enters b, m, Flora Temple e....l l l
J. Ia loG enters b. IN. Princess ............2 ?
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BANK NOTE DETECTORS
BANK NOTE DETECTORS
BANK NOTE DETECTORS :
NATIONAL RANK MOVIE nRpoRrER.
Save YOUR Money.

.VNETE-A-CECE SOFAS, CHAIRS
AND LOUNGES RE-UPHOLSTERED AND RE
VANISHED, or altered over 10 iht latest styles and nat
ters All kilds ut Upholstery ronaed the shortest
nntc@ am also Agent for the FURNITURE NAllNISH
FlNlsl for the city ut Cev land adapted To Pianos and
all kinds of Furn urt--neyer cracks scars
stains frm tho wood aud leaves brilliant huish and poi
ish making the articles look ike b applied IN
pelsU
namask and Muslin CuuauS mnde aud nut up TO order
tended To-
mr. &. being practical Upholstcrer aud having follow
cd these different branches IA the principal cities of the
kFsl t years, he is enabled to prct satisfaction
no chaiga work done for abou onehalt the pcu usually
charged by gulaT furniture shops
" Orders my be len with . c. brown, Decorator,
al Mr.. Ihscatts Pnim Rooms, Superior street
hugNRs b. CHICHESTER,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CoAI om.-The coal oil made by North aud
sold by S. s. Barrie, lS9 Ontario street is very
white and inodoroub. It.
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NoucE.- Rev Mr.. Brewster will preach-by
leave ofProvideuce-on the death of Mr.. Sterling,
next Sunday evening, in the Wesleyan Chapel
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steamer Departures

~ For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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A CARD.-The reports prevalent that there are
gambling rooms attached TO "sianwix Hall" eat.
ing house, entirely destitute OF truth, The un.
dersigned is proprietor Of the establishment,
which consists-besides the restaurant, of a bowl
ing saloon and no part OF the establishment rent
ed by him was ever used for gaming purposes.
THOMAS ELwooD'
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Do THE FLIES TUoUBLE You Go TO FoPg
Ellsworth & Co.'S and get one Of Gl5erts Patsa
fy traps. They are a very curious and Ingenious
oontryanoe, wind up like a clock, aud win keep
your house clear Of files, BY all means call and
examine the machine. You will also find there
wire covers OF all sizes, from Is cts. upwards.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
rRIDAY monNINe. Aua.la, 80
rRAvHLNR,. tNeIsrnR.


~ Citizens wishing conveyance to either the above
Trains Boats will be called FOR By the
Jmnibu Line, by loawngher address the Omnibus Of
ice % Superior street door next tO Weddsll House
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REFRIoERAToRs AT REDUCED PRIoEs.-Fogg
Ellsworth & Co. have a few Of Schooleys Iceberg
Rejigerators left, which they close of at cost to
make room for new goods
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
r- Plain and Ornamental Printing of every desornlio
louo the Printing Establishment Of the Lslicr once
the latest npr we'd aud steam presses in tho
tsye, short notice and a reasonable rates Par.
cnar attention paid TO blank work. Every description
pfBnlms done, especially Blank Books Ledgers Journ
sales Books, Recoivng Books, &c q, &c.
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NEW ApYERrIsEmENTs.

Prof Culkin-Fvening School
Rettberg Hnusmann-Hoop skirts, &c.
Pelton & Br'ed-For Dunkirk.
C.. l. Fish-Lesal Notice
ID l., Wishtman--S Shenn's Sales
Thos Elwood-Busuess Notice
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3sy- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, Schuckers and Olmsted's news depots
At news dcpois at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quuau's, l75 Ontario Street
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A LLENDALE AND MARSEILLRS s
"A QUiLTs-WLte aud colg,ed 20 every yuIitW SOD
Price, ausl TAYLOR, GRihWOLD co.
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WIN. /. DaCh6IOr'S Hair Dye!

The OntV harmless and reliable Due kROtCn.
The Original and best In tho world
An others uro mere limitations aud should be avoided
sou wish 10 cscane rdiHue.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful aud natural Brown Black without the least
injury TO Hair or skin
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded 20 WIN A. Bachelor 1879, and $4,000
applications have been made the Hair Of his patrons al
his famous Dyes.
WlI A. BATCHELORS HAIR DYE produces a color
AOt to be distinguished from natura aud is WARRANTED
not TO lure i'm the least however long may continued
aud the M elect ofBd Dyes remudied; the Hair inyigor
ated for life bythis Splendid Dye.
Made. sold or anpliCd tu private IuOmsJ the Wig
Factnr No. G3 Broadway, N. Y
Sold Ia all Clits aud towns n the United States By Drug
giEs aud Euucy Goods Dealess
~ The gruuin has the and address upon steel
plate engraving uu fU1r sides OF each Box Of
WI A. BATCHELOR,
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X e D L r AL TYRANNY

Thirty StYEN MEE Ld0ysrs, Doctors, Maisf rs Ltgs-
t1t1rs ana Men q Busgess nrresd and drag u Ft
ohs PRISON their only OnenCe being cumuiuuCe with
those Divine inu cuns, Feed The hunqTy aud cuhe the
Enked, and As yo would that Others should do you,
do q them