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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06

DEATH OF MATT PEEL.-The startling iute-
gence comes TO us from Buffalo that Matt Peel died
in that city on Wednesday last, at the American
Hotel In all the history of negro miustrelsy and
among all those who have become widely known
through that medium, no name has been more
widely and popularly known than that Of Matt
Peel. He commenced public life in that character
about the year 1910, since which time he has ap-
peared almost nightly before crowded houses in all
the principal cities of the country. He commenced
as the Juvenile dancer of the original Campbell
Minstrels which company afterwards broke up,
when Peel in company with Luke West, organic
ed a company under the same name, which travel.
ed extensively and was highly popular. West died
in Boston about four years since, since which time
Peel has Travelled with his company under the
name of Peels Campbells
As a negro delineator Matt Peel was what he
protessed TO be- the best travelling He has some
times had poor material in his company but, by his
own versatile and comic performances he always
leaves hosts of admirers.
For some time he has been suffering from heart
disease, brought on by his manner of life but was
not supposed to be near his end He played here
two weeks ago, and showed no signs Of his ap-
preaching decease, From here he playedin Paines-
Vile and Erie. On Monday last he was taken III and
about o'clock on Wednesday, as he was cOnvers
ing with his wife in his room he fell back exclam-
ing "Oh Mag Oh Mag" and died instantly
His remains were taken to New York for inter
ment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06

EtP Hutchlngs Lille EXhllarant IL a reJuVe'
nator nf unappOachahe aud iumltabl5 excel Hence For
ali nervous diseases no matter how produced II must be
considered intab specific It is also cure for atc
t1ns ceuterug Ia the liver stomach brain Its mission
is TO stow stfeng h, vitality and physical ability. Sold
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ANOTHER REsoUER ARRESTED 1t is known
that on the arrest Of the Oberlin and Wellington
Eescuers some of the indicted Cluded the grasp Of
the Marshal One Of these, named Cummings, Of
Wellington, who has escaped arrest heretofore,
yesterday presumed too much upon his good for
tune and came TO this city. Being seen by Mar
shal Johnson, that worthy arrested him. He has
not been taken to Jail, but whether he is in the
keeping Of the Marshal-whether he has given
bail or is out on parole we cannot say.
The three Wellington men who went home e
few days since upon their own recognizauces,
Wadsworth, BoiCe and Williams were sent for by
the Marshal yesterday, and after their arrival in
town they were long and earnestly importuned by
that official to 90 Into Court as soon as the Of
LangstOn was concluded, plead guilty, and throw
themselves upon the mercy of the Court. We
hardly think be will succeed in his plans to give
the Court that opportunity to concillate the pub
lie by merely nominal sentence
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06

Steamer Michigan came into port last evening
from Detroit. She is offiCered as follows
COmmander-JosEPH LANMAN.
LisHtsnaats-N. COLLINS, J p, DEKRAFF,
P. G. WARTNoUaH. |H. "
Purssr-CHAs. G. UPHAM.
STgeoH--W II. WooD,
EAginssTs--J. s. RUTHERFORD, II, W. spooE.
IN, w. g BUoHLER.
ForSard 0Gsrs-THoMAs, BULL, oDELL, and
HENTON.
She will lie here for few Gays aud proceed to
Erie
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CINCINNATI, May 3.
On Saturday last, John N. Dubois, clerk en-.
ployed BY the Hamilton aud Dayton Il. r. Co. pre-
sented u check at the Lafayette Bank signed by S.
5. l. LIlommediei, President, and +. s. Short, Sec
reury, tOr $1,000, received the money and left for
parts unknown.
Another forgery on Third street bank for FIVE
thousand dollars was discovered yesterday, Al
though number Of bankers are furnished with the
facts, they refuse to give information, saying that
the niEticrwas fully settled by the fOrgers friends
Neither the name OF the Bank or iorger can be Us.
Certnined at present.
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SUICIDE IN THE CoUNTRY.-On Tuesday even
ing last the body of man was found unon the
farm OF Joseph Rossler, about three miles frOmthi
city, and taken to the residence Of Mr. r. IL was
evident from wound in the throat of the deceased
and The TACT that razor was found near the body
that the deceased had committed suicide lie was
not recognized as being a resident of the neigh
borhood but from letter found in the pocket Of
bis pantaoOns, it was inferred that he came from
Cleveland. note for $50 was in his wallet,
signed Adam Bauer.-Cin Caz
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ARRIVAL OF THE QUAKER CITY.


The steamer Quaker City has arrived here
bringing Port au Prince dates 10 the 18th ut
The brig African from New York, arrived on
the 18th with 80 llibusters two hundred guns, and
other munitions, having attempted but failed to
land at Nueyas Grandes, Cuba. Another attempt
was made TO land on the 7th, but the boats were
swamped aud the munitions lost The African had
received 81 900 In advance for making the trip
The Spanish consul at Hayh notified Captain
General COncha, who bad dispatched steamer TO
capture them. Nothing had been heard from
other fhbuster vessels
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In OPERATION AeAIN.-It will be remembered
that at the rolling mill upon the Lake shore rail.
road track a large amount, of damage was done by
the breaking Of the machinery a few weeks since
The repairs to the works have been made, and the
works are again in operation with double gang
OF hands, to run day and night. We believe over
$50 hands are TO be employed there this season.
which is good indication of prosperity
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06

LOG. IA Public Installation Of Officers o
Cuyahoga Temple No. TO- will be held at Rev Mr.
Henderson's Church, near Pittsburgh Machine
shop, this friday evening, May 9th, at 7l.2 o.
clock joan r. WILLIAMS, the Old washidgtoni.
an, will address the emeetlng. The Good Templars
of the different Lodges, and the public generally,
arc invited
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TROnI WAsHINnrnN.

WASHINGTON, NAV B.
The Commissioner Of the General Lead Oa3oe
has sent q letter TO The Surveyor General Of Me-
braska, General Burnett, notifying him that the
system Of indiscriminate examination In the field
Of the public surveys, which has been in practice
some years In the several Surveying districts and
requiring Of certain retained per oentare In con
tracts whefewith 20 pay such examinatlone had
been found 10 work disadvantaqeously both To the
deputy surveyors and the Government aud bas been
discontinued by The department. 10 take effect from
and after the lst Of July next II s determined
70 supercede the method which has heretofore pre
vailed by restriction TO the mode prescribed in the
provision made In The tenth section ofthe act of
the public survey Of CalifOrnii, passed March lat
1853, namely, "rhey devolve the dut, on the Snr.
veyor General himself to be executed personally
when II is possible for him 10 do so without neg.
Letting his ordinary duties In case he cannot Al
tend to them personally, he may dispatch one of
bis employees, should this be impracticable tle
law authorizes him to dispatch a confidential
agent but the term Of such employment is not To-
continue longer than thirty days" Copies of this
letter have been sent to the Surveyor Generals OF
California, Oregon, Washington aud New Mexico
ARRIVAL or THE CATAwBA.
New YoRK, May s.
The steamer Catawba brings Havana dates Of
the 3Oth
Her adyices confirm the reported failure of the
hhibuser's expedition which went from this city,
and adds that they were wrecked on the Island Of
San Domingo, where they remained dependent up.
on charity. The guns were put into the public
stores at Port au Prince
She brings Sl6s,000 in specie from New Orleans.
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MEDICAL CONTENTION.


The Medical Convention adjourned mt noon to-
day, after the appointment Of committees, accep.
tance OF reports, &e, 81 meet at New Haven on
the first Tuesday in June, 1860 Dr. Eli Ives was
appointed Junior secy. The members were
sumptuousy entertained by our citizens, and To-.
MI ht are TO partake Of banquet at Masonic Hall.
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HAIR DYET HAIR DYE ~ HAIR DYE
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
Tie only harmless and reliable Dye k"OD".
Tho Original and best 10 the worldl

TIE oaly harmless and reliable DYs kaODH.
Tho Original and best 10 the world
All others are mere limitations and should he avoided h
sou wish 10 escape rdcule
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to d
beautiful aud natural Brown Black without the least
AnuTy TO Hair Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded TO VIM A. Bachelor since 1879, and 10000
applications have been TO the Rar Of his patrons "
his famous Dyes
WM A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces a color
not 10 be Distinguished from nature, and is WARRANTED
not 70 iure in the least however long be continued
aud the m effects Of Bad Dyes remeded the Hair invgo--
Lted for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied tn private roomsj at the Wiz
FGotory, No. 233 Broadway, n, Y.
Sold ali cities and towns Of the United States BY Drug
ssts and Fancy Goods Denless.
C1- The genuine has the and address upon
plate engraving four sides Of each Box, OF
WM. A. BACHELOR,
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HAwKs BROTHER have a new supply Of
Leslie's illustrated with the oberiIn Rescuers,
Littels Living Age, Scientific American, and Fire.
side Preacher, with Henry Ward Beechsrs aud f.
H. ChapiD's last Sabbath discourses In full.
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HAYTI NEWS.

INV UHkl NIHy "
Later adyice5 from iIayt were received here TO-
day, indicate quielness ia the country, aud an in.
creased popularity on the part Of the New Presi-
dent. The soldiers were being discharged from
the regular army, and entered in the National
Guard
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FROM HAVANA.

NEw ORLEANS, May g.
The steamship Quaker City With dates from Ha.
Vana TO the I'd arrived below.
The news Is unimpOrtant
No fIlibusters had arrived on the Island
Sugar quiet az l-2 reals.
The stock at Havana and Montanzas amounted
10 29, 600 boxes
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WNI. snIITI O,RIiIeN.

TORONTO, May b.
Several addresses from different Societies were
presented TO VIM Smith OBrien at the Session
House. Three thousand people were assembled
Speeches We're made by Messrs O'Brien aud
darcy McGee Mr. OBJ, left for Montreal to- day
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ST. Louis, May o.
The Missouri River steamer Sallie West sunk
this afternoon near KiokapOO and will prove a total
loss No lives lost
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06
FIRE


A destructive fire occurred this morning on Main
street between Sixth and Eighth streets S.vefal
large shops planning mill, &c, with their contents
were destroyed The loss ia upwards OF S5O,OOO
Very Ii tie insurance, The principal sulerers
are Sims Turner'S, g. Y. Sandrun, and Mercer
4
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LOUISVILLE. May 4.
James j. Root, whisky merchant orthis city, de-
camped with $4,000 belonging TO John Snyder.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06

COMMERCIAL BRANcH BANK.-Some changes
bave recently been made in the officers oftbis Bapk
A S. Gorham, for several years past the Re
ceviug Teller has been appointed Assistant Cash
Ter. Lewis II Severance has been appointed Re
ceiving Teller, and Henry W Boardman Paying
Teller
These promotions are the reward Of faithful and
steady attention to business and give credit to the
young men,
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FIRE.
STEAMER sunk.

IORT HURONl May b.
The Huron House was destroyed by fire last
night Loss S50,000i supposed iDcendiarism.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-06

HoLLowAy's OISTMENT AND PLLs.-Wlth-
out these the mother Of family would be short of he
Domestic Physician OF the nineteenth century, the one
acting as sure remedy for cutaneous disorders, and the
other for internal diseases.
sold at the mandatory No. so Maiden Lane, New
York. and by all Druggists 26c, CSC, and 81 oct or
25b
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EX-JUDGE VANDERsMITH

1HlLADELPhlAi may D.
EX-Judge Vandersmith convicted Of forgery,
has been sentenced to 20 years Imprisonment,
and fine Of $1,000, and ordered to make restitu-
ton to the Government Of $4,000. Mr. V. is SC
years cid.
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wM. A. BACHELOR,
No gqQ Rroadwsv

~ If any people in the world ever needed
aH apostle their devils OUT is ours who live IN
this waerlosged country The miusmatio poison Of our
swamps aud Marshes becomes veritable devil IN the
blood 20 reyol n the Agues aud FeyeTs which shake and
corrh Us Hll. Ayers "AaUE CUR" is said to be the
pose need, and Of neghbors who have tried
= confirm the report -JourafL L Plano IN
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BUSINESS NOTICES,

BEWARE OF BABIEs.-We have an account for
SIG against Mr., J. Sonneborn, Clothing Merchant,
in Northrup Spangler's Block on Superior st.
which we will sell dog cheap. Our reason for Of
fering this account SO Oery cheap, is this he re-
fused to pay the accouut--we instituted suit
against him before His Honor, Justice Miller, and
proved the correctness of the account by two
credible witnesses. Mr.. Sonneborn, acting under
the direction and advice of his attorney, Mr.. j. NJ
Jones, set up for defence that he was not of age Mt
the time the debt was contracted last summer. in
consequence of which he was not liable for debt
contracted in his infancy Of course we were
Hoasuited, hence the extraordinary low figures at
which we offer the account.
We shall appreciate Mr.. Sonneborn 3 course as a
man Of honor, and shall pay just tribute to his
position by presenting to him patent India rub
Der nursing bottle, filled with that actca substance
so admirably fitted for the food Of Sons lust
born. q. CowLps u Co.
Cleveland, Painesville and Ashtabula Raj
ROnd
FARES REDUCED via LAKE SHORE LINE
rare 10 new ork .,,.,. ..........S SS 90
Phlladelphia ...,.......... 6 90
baltimore e'.........,........ 90
1lches lor SAFE at Union Omce, d. Horton,
gent aud at Depot, b. Harris, Agent
Fnrc II T5eI-Cvd via Pittsburgh and PhiIndeI-
phiu.
Fare to Boston n...............,.SlO 90
New FORK ..,..,.,.,.. %
" Philadelphia ............. 90
Baltimore ....,,..,....... 90
Time as quick as any other route.
Tickets for sale at the Union Office, in the Wed,
dell House, also at the depot at the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad Office.
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rB Plain aud Ornamental Printing Of every description
douo 1T tho Printing Establishment ofthe Leader Oce
the latest improved and most rapid steam presses In the best
stSa On shortnotice and easc uahe rates Particular
attention paid blank Every description Of Bind
os done, especially Blank Baaks Ledgers Journals
Silts Hooks, Receiving Books SC Vc
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wa and sicky constitutions should take the ilutcl ngs
Life Exhilarant Will make you strong healthy and hap
nv r, all oAstuCtiOns and irregularities rum the
uai and restore the bloom OF health 70 me
siCk ~ a. nd wHsed care-wOrn face. sold by VIM Flske
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DIR. 9. ]. KELLER,

No 81 Middle Store In Jones' Block South West Conner
Publ square Coyellnd Ohio. may4
NEW MERCHANT TAILOR ES
IN TABLISHMEkT,N0 No 80 Baudera Black Pros pect -.
A, h KIDDING w0nd respectfully inform his cd riends
that he s receivtng bsauitf ASSORTMENT Of CLOTHS vest
ings and summer goods To- which the attention Of my pat
and ever generous public urgently solicited 90 max
seocOus leave their orders fur more 0f those
Fashionable Goats Pants, Vests, &0, mara
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70 For City News, see FIRST page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth papp
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One Hundred Dollars Premium,
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor of Medicine and Electropathy
HAS CONCLUDED TO PER

Professor of Medicine and Electropathy,
HAS CONCLUDED TO PER-
IL MANENTLY locate IN Cleveland, and has femov-
%rtsl ayorG Beck Co.'s Grocery store, one block IRON
the Public Square,
Chruc Diseases luses him Ia announcing TO tho sick
that he VIII make 70 ~.
No Charge for services tohich are not successful
According 10 opinion which will DO given when the pa
ueut htst oNaminod in the tonewng distuspsi Liver
Ysenrn, General Debility, Nervous Cons ump Asth-
ma BTouchtlis Obstinate EOugd, Deafness, Goodness OF
eet or hands Papysis Palsy, lmp telcy, st. Vltus
lisenses, NeuragA, ID senses Of The Kid eys, Dropsy
thgumWrm' ScIoiula, spinal compliant, san Rheum
pay Sl0u % any ysican in the world who will equal HIS
success 10 tTentine White Swening) Wi heBd Limbs
Weak ni lnhammed Eyes, Blindness from palsy OF the ms
disease Of tile optic nerve, teT ned AmRuTOsis
also sing mouth Louoorrhna aud other diseases
DISEASES OF THE nRAIN
wh Lave seldom or never been cured ID
by Or q with d. gree otceruin y amnun ing To math
mntc'l rrcsnp, nRutlyi Chrome ILLUMINATION Con-
geson p1Lne Sufenng Of tho Brain, diseases which
s00utr later attend with melancholy tute ofmind,
with loss Of mnhtiunur ntu eTgy, and which frequent
" terminate N ldincy, insanity OF suicide Dr. GIBSON
viii foe cit 500 In of uuIo any the last
ana very lOsu ctabe aud favorable refurohcos which no
give, viii be euh ient Ruufpuy tutho thousands who
sun ring from disease Of the BRAIN that thcy eau
positively recover their health root i've han dsome pre-
/ MUM iu cuSe OF failure.
Patients may be seen nt his flee various stages Of
who have been treated by all Cuhsos OF medt
| cul m0l without success
Dr q would STATE that be possesses the only reliahe
mds dotaoiug tbo loatnn OF dsenses-he eau immedi.
point the precise seat Of all pain disease the
OF any inva who may present himself fr examinH-
! uon.
dWs Hcepled, pnd trom % oc.ock on hivuduy aud
| lhufsH -N"Ytl hHh apa
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rB' For Gas Fbts "a and Fitiiag-Ayyiy
Fq9g Easgorth & Co.. IOs and lOI Superior street.
aui.tf
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IHU UNDIhoIN INNU VIII dIItHu
u promptly to the COllFctiO U Claims, Renting OF
Houses Collecting Of Rents, and everything peitung
General Agency Business Having had extensive eKpc-
iu the above business eel wnaed iu saying that
eau eye entire satisfaeon 70 those who may favor
with their pYTOuREe, Hest Of References given if
quired. OFFlCE over No h5 Wafer street, Cleveland
may3:9W22 LAMBERT WHITE.
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HuTCHINGs' LIFE ExHlLARANT - One dose
will rrmoyo tho dsasrsedble and distressing effects OF
Wind FltuleuCe the moment the stomach receives
the invgorang Effects the distressing load and all painful
gee gs viii be removed sod by WIN Fiste, Ileyea1d
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A Good Tree is Known by its Fruits
so ISA
Good Physician by his Successful Work,
To the GOnsumptive, and all those who are suffer
ing with disease Of the Throat, Lungs,
Heart, Liver, aud Stomach.
THE well known ard justly celebrated
Il Indian Herb DOcTOr1
X }. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
Would nnnounco to the pepne Of Cleveland and vicinity


Omce NOs liz OntnriO street.
All WHO suffering from the ub named diseases,
ny other complicated comp ain Of years standing
urmed that they can consult the Doctor ~ FREE OF
CHARGE.
II is hupel that will despair OF cure until they
have glvon the Indian Hem Doctors Medicine far and
uithfu trial.
" During tho Doctors travels In Europe West Indies
East ldcs, south America and the United Sutes he has
heen the Instrument IN Gods hand health and
go Ynsunds who were gwen up and pronounced incur
able by The most eminent Old School Phykctuus; nay
more thousands who the Of the grave
now LIVING MONUMENTS to the Indian Herb Doctors
skill aud successful TaBtment and are daily oNcaimng
BosSCa he tue duy when first we and patook Of the
Iud an Herh Doctors Medicine ~.
Relncm1or- Usulaliourd advice nee The poor shall
eNherHil, lrmeuiuuod
C1- Take Nouce-cyory Wednesday and Friday. DR.. LY-
nns e cousu at the Franklin House, Pear lstreet
Wpet Snle,)
C6- Oiice TIours-lrnm . A, M,to6P.M
doClldEvf lv
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lowing aud analogous affections, viz:
BRONCHITIS with irritable threat and weakness and
noalseness ut voice IN speaking and singing
WEAK NESS OF THE CHkST, with cough, bleeding at
the lungs, PAIN shOrtness of breath and
heart.
DERANGEMENr OF. THE STOMACH; with indigoss
uon acldy, sense Of collapse" anness, dull dgRgRiug
paius IN the SIDES and an ul gune" Keeling WHEN e ag
MEAkNESS ANhrJnic diarr6aS pioIaasus 81 opi aa5Sd
RgRlNARY WEAKNESSES, with irritable bladder and
lnContlnunt and painful uriuutiOus
SEMINAL WEAKNESSES; which if not arrested SO
generally tud 10 insanity mud physical iuin.
SPINAL DEkANGEh ENl s; with curvature, ,inenuali-
ties oi the hps aud shoulders uugucsfu gait aud paiu
aud weak ness OF the buck which, arrested tend 10
their tncreOse and to consumption.
HERNIA radical cure effected Ton priuciple) by
means OF MS new combination nrace Truss.
DEAANGEMkNI OF THE LOWER EXTRERU-
TIES with culdncss, numbness hoayness swelling on
standing. % ~
The uropug Of young ladies' with praked shoulders aud
se und sharp shoulder blades atness Of the chest
winch Io 50 Indicative of carly consumption, pleasantly
removed -
SKIRT SUPPORTERS The atrntiOn Of Indies is called to
MS combination Add mnu and Spinal shoulder Brace ard
skirt Supporter by whrh most Of the above affections
be prevented ana relieved the and bearing Of the
body improved, and the weight Of the skirts held
ht stomach lnv0ldE out OF the city should inquire by
letter whom DR. ID may he seen.
The 'dca profession invited to his suIgi-
cal devices.
Lady IN attendance upon Ladies, declO
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by TELEGRAPH.

Reportod by the Union Telegraph
'TFIoH, wARrNe's BLooR, ooRNKR OF pABK AHp
sr CLAN sTRERTs.
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This agreeable Tonic, designe(
especially as a
SafcandrciiabLc Medicine
for FamiLv Use,

S offered 70 the Public as Supe'
ior article, poaef.ng all the vir,
ues alcribed to it as a Medicinm
PcOoruge, and deierving of their
atronage in preference to the fus-
oicious decoaions emanating from
rclponGble fources, and fold un-
'rr various pretentious names.
The faa that our houie Established
n l778,) has attained Il favorable
eput1tion for the genuine character
nd purity of its Liquors, will, we
1T, be a sufficient guarantee of the
Xcellence of this article.
Put up in QUART BOTTLES, in
ates of one and two dozen each,
nd fold throughout the world by
)ruggiIts, Grocers, &c.