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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-23

RUNkwAY--A HORSE JUHPiNo INTO A CELLAR
TwELvE FEEr DREr.--Iate yesterday afternoon
Michael Quinn's team, engaged in hauling dirt on
Vineyard b., became frightened near the Railroad
track at passing train and ran on at fearful rate
over the canal bringe The wagon was stopped
by coming in contact with some posts, and one Of
the horses broke from II, and fell into one Of those
deep, unoccupied cellars just south of the bridge
Numerous plans and suggestions we're prepared
for getting the horse out Of the cellar by the ex.
cited crowd attracted to the spot to see the extent
Of damage done. An incline plane platform was
speedily built, &c, but all to no purpose at last
portion Of the thick stone wall was battered
down, through which the once infurated animal
made his exit tame enough. The driver came of
unscathed Horse bruised severely and wagon
considerably smashed
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" Yesterday morning the third page Of the
form on which the LEADER is printed, was acci-
dentally pied. Our foreman stepped into the Ma
tlonal Democrat Office aud borrowed their third
page, which contained the local and telegraphic
news, and Council proceedings, but none of their
detestbe locofoco doctrine, altered the headings,
and thus we were enabled to get out our edition
wehereby tender our acknowledgment to the
Democrat folks for their courtesy, aud hope we
shall not have an opportunity to reciprOcate under
like circumstances
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GREAn ERE.

MILWAUKEE, June %,
A fire broke out in Young's Block adjoining
the Custom House, at 1890 this morning, which
was entirely consumed Twenty places of busi
ness were destroyed Heaviest losses, Temer Il
Raymond, groceries Morten q Fenley druggists;
Tunes & Co Booksellers, Loss on building aud
stock 100000; insured $4,000, The Custom
House is damaged to the extent Of $500.
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BIRDoLoeY There is at present a fashion Of
wearing artificial birds as ornaments on bonnets.i
This novelty originated iu the Empress Eugeuie'I
wearing bonnet recently with a humming bird
placed on sprig Of lilac. On riding hats the
birds of considerable size are worn as orna
ments One writer remarks, "None but those who
have seen it can imagine the pretty effect Of the
cock pheasant in its glorious pumes at the side Of
riding hat" AS the tendency Of fashion is noto-
riously to extremes, we shall expect to see some Of
our lady imhatOrs OF Eugenie mounted on horse.
back. with stuffed Tom. Turkeys on their hats-wC
can imagine the "ine eiIectl !"
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RUNAWAY AND sMAsHUP--As young man,
whose name we did not ascertain was getting into
buggy in front of the Post Onice yesterday, his
horse started and shied before he was fairly seated
bringing one Of the wheels and the shaft in
contact with a post, breaking the shaft The
horse then dashed furiously across the street to
the fence Of the Public Square, turned and made
another shoot towards the north west corner Of
the Post Office building. By this time both shafts
were shyered to spiinters, and the horse only at
tached TO the buggy by the reins, Of which the
plucky driver still held fast hold A few leaps
brought him out Of the buggy, the force Of the
frantic animal jerking him ten or fifteen feet be-
fore he struck the ground. Most men would have
let the horse 20 by this time, il not before. The
person In question held on, however, was dragged
several rods, and finally the horse gave it up, be-
coming satisfied, apparently that there was no
getting rid Of him, and stopped, The young mar
said he was not hurt but will feel little sore, We
imagine, to morrow. The way he held on 10 thai
horse showed grit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-23

The CHANGE or READERS IN THE PUBLIC
SoHooLs.-The change Of Readers will take place
n tho Public Schools at the commencement Of the
next term, in accordance with the action Of the
Board Of Education at its meeting on Monday eve.
ming.
We wish Il we'll understood that this ohaugewf
not subject the parents Of scholars TO any EXPENSE
the exchange will be made eBeH giving new
Reader for each old one now in use. This change
is not only without the usual Objectionable iea-
lures, but will be pecuniary advantage to the pa.
rents Of scholars, as Hel0 Readers will be given tor
those, many which are worn 80 as TO DO unfit for
use. and which would soon have TO be replaced by
purchases.
We shall adopt liberal policy IN making this
change. aud endeayor to mako every one satisfied,
r. Q. BEER
withW. B. Smith Co, Publishers Of fMoGufey,
lw
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THR CRioNtT MafCn -Oor Cleveland Club, The
So, George, came on decidedly pcond besi IN the
return match played with the Prairie Club Of Chi
cago, yesterday and the day before. The AFFAIR
passed very pleasantly indeed, and Il was admitted
by all that capital playing was done on both sides.
The Knights Of 81 George say The Chicago boys
are just the Kidd Of persons they like 70 be beaten
by 9hey must Be beaten; and the prairie birds say
they have experienced
'Thataern ioy whici warriors feel
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uNEnuAIEn


rrgeaior and rsstorsf of wasted aud inert onetons
Hutehngs lite EIharint should be used by AL 9sTT
work d wllnol produce reaction no matter no" sud
II Is also Grand Tonic and Will give relief in ryspep
Eia With the FIRST dose brei 10 % Us Gfs %
banish Dyspepsia forever A. . -. ,y...,,.u,. a.. r.,
hhrant household god hamuch as it Will render them
youhful feeling and 10 srenft a1d enape them 70 i've
again the days Of their pristine JOY IL not only OK
hautes but Strengthens aud Is really un inyauabe bes-
clifton II seuy by sesbuso, misfortune or ordinary
Hekness No matter what the cause Of lhr mlolehey o
auy humhu this superb ENhlarant VIII remove hs
Hutchinss Lie Erhilaraut should be used by all per
Bs - 6o have dsordered pervss stomach liver muscular
action 'rpd intellect or lowness Of spris ~ s eom
not grain ~ at0nof mineral substance u -
Haclnss Ia aTant The lzaton Of their hopes of ma
sITi r,m,r.sbl and unapproachable preparation Is for
sale by t6a propre or, ~. HuToH Nds at No ldo Cham
bers street, New Yok Guy Al orders sh9ga 90 s1e %
Si S4 bates iar IS sod by wM FIsKE Cleveland.
~ Hutchingsi Ldie Exhilarant is a Tejuve-
Of proahao1 s9G sa brSsS n @
considered infahbe specific Il i also cure for aio-
ons conterDg the liver stomach or brain is miss99
by WIN. Fiske. Cleveland. "
~ HUToHINGs' LIFE EIHILARANT.-OBe
l remove the disas eesble and dstr ssne effects Of
% or atuenoo and Tue moment me stomach receives
ths iagps viii DO r-moved. sold by wm. Fisko Cievo-
~ HUToHINNos' LIgE EEHm mlRANT.-Iadies
w 'a Scklv constitutions should take the Hutoh-
9t Gof fs Erhafuu il wilt make you strong, healthy
tngt le E,Vs m obstuctiuns and irregularities from
eno NAL urgous and restore the bloom oi health @
Rs sstiS and wasted caro-wom face Sold By VIM FISH
Clessland
70 Hutchings Lie EXhilarant is quick and
ait,l eurina The worst and most aggravated cases OF
Sisns Kidney Complaints and an other deangementi
s sfeseb and bowels, aud viii revive the melancholy
o. 1 1d9ning suirits immedi tely The ioeble nervoui
d nd siet5y Should iIy it. sold ny Mm Fiske Cleveland
-T.73 The aged can have health renewed by
,tiinq,i Tife Igrharant, which "a inalhbe as roiu
neaf and will restore wasted strength Win nagleA
II and wonderful permaneuce tor old ana zee
lrl5ns IL has not equal sold BY Wm Fiske Cieve
land
~ The Victim Of Liver Complaint will discoye
9..tingsi Life Exhiarart grand paaaeea, uneqnale
81 .fe aud effect IA this distressing cQu
G n M tlkeygiee renders the mind calm and oheefiu
plant ana restores strength with magic quiokneas -
Isl3Ty W1n Fisks Cleveland.
- 76e nervous will 6nd Hutohings' Lii
~ -, \ s,ire remedy for ull their suitsIng and per
NAu.t f,em Inc uiudlOOue use OF lqu0fa nave peeou
sona ,rd ther srvous systems lluitfeg; lhq eohAt
esl9oD \ I6Soten r down Sold BY Wm fske Cleyelsna
49, The weak will receive new strength non
1900 80 fthat axoolloni, Huchinsu' Lne E1mle
II m beslthful iu all ~ opaiailons - Ah iht49
- a tss NJ the hsea anu ~ = ~
,1oadsrfu oeleTty and permanent sn'''' 9'iu " "H
Fisks Cleveland
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FROM WAsHINGToN.

WAsmNsToN, jane %.
Private letters received here from III Pass and
Arizona to the 7h Of june state that the late at.
tempt TO revolutionize chihuahua by jose Maria
Zuloaga, brother of the late President Of Mexico,
has been suppressed, Zuloaga surrendering with
out battle and has been pardOned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-23

LUMBER-PRIoE RFDUoEDI would respect
fully call the attention OF those in want of Lum.
Der, that have opened a Lumber Yard in conneo'
tion with my Planiug Mills. have large as o
sortment of Lumber, Lath and Shin soes Also
10000 of Dry Joist, scantng aud Squared Tim.
er. keep aud manufacture Tor sale the following
named articles, as good aud cheaper than can be
bought at any other establishment in the city -
dressed Flooring Ash, Whitewood and Pine, Dress
ed Siding, Doors, Blinds and Sash, Mouldings
all kinds, Pumps, Tubing, Pine Shingles shaved
| and cut, White Wood Shingles, Doors and Window
Frames, Brackets and Cornices Scroll Saving 49,
! All kinds of work done for customers. Price for
dressing Flooring Pine $3.50, Ash or Oak $3.50.
surfacng Lumber 81 so Call and see Mil and
Yard corner Of Erie and Kinsman Streets, CIevo
and, Ohio G. II. KIDNEY.
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steamer Departures

THIS EVENING.
FOR BUPFALo-Stoamboat City Of Buffalo Capt PER
KtNs, Or NJ Steamboat Arctic, Capt. FrsH, 6A pm.
FoR DErRoir-steauihout Ocean, Capt EVANS, N
FoR SAEDUsKY AND ToLEDo-scamboat Forester Capt
WAup
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PLAIN AM oRNAMENTAf. pRINTlNG.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL. PRINTING.
" Plain aud Ornamental Printing Of every descrlpo
dono 1T the Printing Establishment Of the Leader ohco
on the latest impr vsd and rapid steam presses In the
best STYLE on short notice and at reasonable rates Par
ticular attention paid blank work Every description
Of Bindng done especially Blank hooks Ledges, Journ
Is sa les Books Receiving Books, &c. &c.
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GREELEY's LETTERS FROM PIXIES PEAK.-Mr.
Gresley's next letters win be from Pixies Peak,
and will be read with lively interest as intended
to satisfy the public mind in great measure as to
the truth or fsity of the various reports from the
80 called "Land Of Gold" His Letters will appear
in The Semi Weekly and Weekly Tribune as well
as In the Daily.
TERMS:
Daily &c. Semi Weekly SO, Weekly Tribune 81,
For club terms see Tribune Of any date.
Address HORAcE GREELEY q Co.,
Tribune Buildings N Y.
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KEEP Cool SAVE YOUR Ice !-schooley's pat
emf Iceberg Refrigerators never become musty or
damp. For sale at manufacturers prices for cash,
by Fogg, Ellsworth & Co.
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~ Published this day, by Ingham & Bragg, the
DIME soNo Book No. O. Orders from the trade
for Nos and . solicited They will publish the
DIME SPEAKER and DIME CooKBooK next week
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HUToHIGGs' LIFE ExHILARANT.

YOUTH TO THE AGED -sTRENGTH TO THE wRAKl
This novel preparation has with the approval OF the
faculty In every part the world aud tho ssUVeTeT ana
proprietor feRrlessly prOculmsit To be
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Gas-R Round and oval Glass Shades, to cover
mantle clocks, wax flowers, Parian figures or any
delicate and fragile mantle ornaments Of any size
or shape can be had at Fogg, Ellsworth Co.
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1eg- Arnicated Oil for any nnamed surface
Corns, Bunions, Burns, etc, at Halls Homeopa.
thlc Pharmacy, opposite weddell House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-23

THUGS IN New YORK We see it intimated that
the existence of an organized band Of Thugs has
been discovered in the city Of New York. who Gu
trap the unsuspecting into bysreets and alleysand
murder them for the spoilB; and the great amount
of bodies lately found in the North and East Riv-
ers is attributed to the agency of these diaboical
miscreants.
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EVOld Granny Herald Is getting % be quite cross
and ugly lately. It's hngs are all extracted,--noi
tooth has il got leftit simply muDches the little
morse benevolent public gives il. Il reminds
us Of an old supsranuated Ass reduced 70 skin and
Bones.
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BUSINESS NOTTCES,

ATTENTION NATIoNLL GUARDs--You arc re
quested to meet at the Armory Of the Cleveland
Light Guards, AtwSter's Block, this evening, June
%, at o'clock precisely. By Order,
w GORHAM Sec'y
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~ For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports aud Marine News, see
fourth page.
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Mould Il Numsen, to enable the patriotic young
sters to celebrate the coming 4th of July with
greater delight. have brought on from New York
an extensive assortment Of FIRE works They will
keep their stock replenished and will sell whole
sale and retail at low prices. Read their adver
tisement.
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TB@ See advertisement of the Rockshaft Gate
patented last March by Mr.. Belts Of this city. 1
Is ono of the best in use.
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HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND Pulls {

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND Pills together
fom tho two great health giving remedies Of the nine
toenih century While the former acts through the e1tar-
nal oriaces penetrates the parched soil the lot
ter parties the blood and renders the physical machinery
healthy and vigorous.
suld a, the mandatory, No 90 Maiden Lane, New
York aud by all Druggists 25c 63c and 81 per Dct OF
box. 700
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WIGSI WIGS WIGS! WIGS

BACHELORS WIGS AND ToUPEEs surPaSs all.
They are elegant light, easy and dursble.
Fitting TO a oham--no turning up hehind-no shrinking
OIL tho head indeed this is he only Establishment where
those things properly understood and made
.23l Broadway New York.
lsnl7 W. FISKE, Cleveland. Ohio, Agent.
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Lone STOoK TRAIN.-Last evening one Of the
longest cattle trains came in on the G. c. & c. r.
r. that we ever remember Of seeing in this vicn:
ty 1t extended from the canal nearly to St. Clail
street
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T-B- The midge is said to have made its appear
ance in Canada, and it is feared the wheat crop viii
suffer serious injury thsrefrom.
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~ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, schuckers' aud olmstods news depots
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I5Ss- For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, go to b, G, Dietz, IL Superior.st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-23

CY- These Pianos are for sale by
OssIAN Il. DODGE,
uprs:lmR9O, No EUCLID Street, Cleveland.
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BY TELEGRAPH

meuartod by me Unioh relerrnph
lTrfcK, wARtEge HL0cE, 00nNEn or nlHr ANp
fT oLLiR sranRra.
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And who Is by many give greater expression
to his playiug than EVEN THALBERG, was pleased Il
write tho following in reply
WHAT PIANOS DOES sATTER PREFERt
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IMPORTANT 40 FEMALEs.
nr. ChecsemnnIa PilIs


he comhnaton Of ingredients in these Pills is the re-
ul Of loug and extensive practice. They are mild In
their operation certain in correcting a irrega-ities
Painful Menstruaons removing all distractions whesth'
or FROM cold or otherwise headache pain in the side pal
pitaon of the heart whites all nervous affections hyser
les fatigue, pain in the back and limbs &C. disturbed
sleop which arises from interruption Of Nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
we're the Of in the treatment Of
these rregu and distractions which have consigned
so many thousands Of tho young the beautiful and the be-
loved 10 PREMATURE No female cant enjoy good
hoath unless she is regular su1 whenever obstruction
takes place the general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eocual remedy ever known for all com
uIauts uecuar Feais To all classes they are inyul
unbe inducing tDih certainty periodical regularity They
arc kaown thousands who have used them At diersnt
erod throughout the country having the sanction otthe
mngt eminent QhVsiciana IN America. ,
r6lcif dreefOns Stating Dhen and WheH fhe5 should not
be used with Bo1the Price One Dollar each Dor con-
flaming 40 Pills. - ma.
valuable pamphlet, to be had fee of the Agents Pm,
sent bv mail pTOHDHv by enclosing price 10 tho General
Agent. Sold by druggists generally
r. ii HUrCHINGS, General Agent,
No les Chambers s., New York
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what Gustave Satter says
KARL FORMEs,

Who visited Ohio for the first time in company with the
ned
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NEW BCOKS RECEIVED IN

mARCH
Throe sits TO Madagascar, BY Ellis illustrated 50 so
bulths Discoveries IN Central AfTiCa ad vol .. ~
iA flnta and Paraguay OH
American Eoouenoe, by Moore, vols. ........ 5 Ni
nm'Ilcan Guide hook for 1853. bo..,..,.......4... 0
Dtay Of Lady Morgan. .... / m
Onward; by Jane Winscom a.. ..... "a
The Mothers Mission ...... -..... 76
~ nholS Of the Capital by AIayn. ..... .... I 0l
Life Of tDougas JerfOld 6y MS Snn..........., O0
ngus Biographies OF Scientific Men 2d Setier 49, OO
Matrimonial Brok IN New York ........... OD
%utIiyan % lione Garden By Watson, illustrated. 90
Tue Foster Bruihers. l. i. / OO
LSll9ts ~ & from Sani by w. G hryant.,.,.....,. I Is
Iho Queens Of Scotland by Agnes srick ank vol / 0O
tanknei, by W NJ. Wuol ~ 4 2b
Home Hits and Hints. hy Correshull ~ 0O
Morality aud the State, ly Nush .. - 1 u
IreScutts pmllipthe "a vol 3 . ...... .. 3 2s
Palestine Past and Present: Oslurua. ...-- =. bA
DAVIS and Pmniice OF Whist ......... - 7S
Nonei History q the United sta es for schools 90
Pallesey the Huguenot o.. ..,., - rs
Auam Btde, 20
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MORNING LEADER.
CITY 4 NEWS ITEMS.
THUnsDAY mORNING, JUNE %, 1888.
raAvFLHR's nEoisTER.
NRw ADVFRTTsRmRNTs

Chamberlain, Crawford co--Norlhsru Transportation
Co.'S Express.
S. Raymond Co.--Parasols, &c.
+ B. Belts. .-Rockshah Gate
Hawks BRO Periodicals.
Mould Numsen. .--4th Of July
J. o. Brown 4 Son Auction
j d. Cobb Co Cooley
Hussey McBride--Buckwhtnt.
r. Judson.-Attoohment Notice.
Natonal Ouards.-Bus Notice
Greelys Pixies Poak Letters.-Bus Notice
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From the many severe tests thpt have given.
HALLETT, DAVIS & CO.'S PIANOS,
unhesatngly pronounce them fmneH'y superior in ae-
on elasticity Of touch and power of tone, to any haye
ever used in this tho old country Another striking fea-
ture in (aud where others too often aD
is their remaining under the heaviest and most di
fcut playingno string shaitering hatng, aud tho
action remaining perfect that the performer enabled
At all times TO give instantaneous eject to emphatic passa-
scr.
Signed. GTsTAVE sATTER.
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LEsF CER AND INVOICE F9LE.
Originally Patented in Cleveland.

OVER ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND SOLO J.
/ ,ETTERS AND INVOICES CAN
- he rcored 10 in instant bv simnle raferenc TO
tue index, making great saving in time and nbor
Sold wholesale and retail
INGHAM BRAGG
Jus Agents for Manufacturers in N Y.
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M Df0KFRsON.
late Of The hm Of Amber Dicksrson,i
DENTIST.

WEMNNHE.
Oacs 253, Superior siFtsi, nsaf hfndslff fi0rt.
Dt D new suit Of rooms ready, and he Would
bo pleased all Of biz ola patrons and Others who
may wish the services Of dentist liberated teeth treat
ed angs and hied exposed nerves capped and saw
cd also teeth inserted gold silver oorao OF vuloaniio
base or platinum plate with continuous gum, which is
90 much used east. my3
r7- Physicians are generally 10th TO speak a
word 10 favor Of what cal ed patent medicines" In
deed Is an article in the code ofmedca ethics that the
physician who sanctions The use Of such eedea cannot
be considered member Of the National Association But
there are exceptions the stringent rules and many
Of the disciples Of Esculapus have aotusly oeeh com
psilsd by the force Of facis to recommend Dr. hos
TErTERs STOMACH BTrrERS, for those diseases
which are only prevalent during the summer and ALL
They have ascertaned that there are no remedies IN The
thnt can oom with this wonderful aud
trulv uncomfortable compound for the derangemeit
Of The system Thousands OF families residing along the
low grounds Of the Western aud Southern rivers, are now
convinced that they have found medicine peoulofy
adaoted FOR their sments while In oher portions Of the
sou try during the months the demand for the
ARTICLES equally large.
For sale by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
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Pre't0i, Lancashire Eqgland
your Hair Rest orcris perfect navel AOor having
used for six weeks my extremely gray hair restored
10 its natural color the wg-ko appearance produc-
cd hy dyes hut to It's nltur color which satisfies
my mind that t is not dye, can strongly recommend
Il and shan fea happy swsrng ths queries OF any
you may ref 20 men
THE aboue ClergymaH is osH tHova throughout Ciea
Britain, and 10 many iH he United Ntdissl
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And Successor TO
L0NGWOnTII y AIMmRRmAN.

~ For salo la Cleveland by y " Amos VIM Prke
bc2h l.elsy, O. Matenzio, h, r. Charchill D., W
farkt Coz O. ~ kfuuso, n T.. hfowor, A. G. Hopk ins
Louis umbstaettor, and By druglisis generally.
innAdhWlv1Gf i 'T7'. IT.
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The Restorative Is put w bottles OF three sizes
Laige, medium and small; the small holds a pint and
fsas m ona aolar per bottles the medium holds least
twenty er cent more tn proportion than The small rntAs
Tor two dollars per bottle he large holds quart ~ per
bottle ~ ~
% i. WOOD co, ProPrialors, No Au broadway, N.
York, AMI No. ia Market street. 81 LOUIS no.
And sold by all Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dealoya
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II 4o' fosms6 ,s5p ana wohy waf t8sT 9ri ss Eel
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T=55s HUTcuINAGa' LIFE ENHIL ARANT.-IAdies
~ ,-aa sicllv constitutions should take the Hutch
OF gepN M Erharuut; il wilt make you strong healthy
lngt ZIG h1,Vs an obstrucuns and irregularities from
end ,i seus aud restore the bloom OF health to
ihe ti and wasted caro-worn face Sold By VIM FISH
saI..- nd