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That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
WILL, PRESRXE INEALIIRLY

w the grolsfh aat color of the haiT A. used two
sure ~ gay over tho had wih natures own erniinsn,
spd gessrys Inc soaI frss rom a ths sTats,
age stat Smen, Juag,s AllernsSs, .oos Cierfynen
at OYER tho Eod hear SsmSny thal we do not say to-
iitenoRy 1;Rovs 81 CSaTiss CO.. Mo Nov TO- issT
PRoF o. WooD-Dcar siri some time hit summer
rs wonderful We ieollt our duty I" you aud
oaT a tlo sous head for some time had ss erfoc.y
covered with sores, aud ma called tt sea heRd The
seeing hi sua,rhss, ayissiu u TO ss Soar RestoiIs.
dd 80 Wlt ls hope Of success but 20 our suIp-ise
tho disease snFey and ausw aud luKurant orep o hat
healthy soap and as lurufant crop ofsir as aiy ohcf
child We eau thereto ani DO hereby 70 omnend youl
&C ilp aud hair. We are yauIs splctluil ~; ..
ssaSiH saE9i; Y 4 iHMeeigfSsnad54hl4ianl MsofSnd4lial
PRoF WooD-Dear Sir; ~ haif had tol seserh ycara
Ssss SsS so saasod S Ss o o
sary In dross IT, When comn,-tcod using your lluis
esal sS1 as " USE al within he weeks
a haatuIned 60 iis pas' color AMI assumed Soins,s
application ofo sor ang other sye syet ased
whether TO be used rs Hair Restorative ior sac simple
purpose o. DRESSING or beau lng ne har 19a hsye eI
performing that Is claimed or !ss !, s,,,,o,,ns
cinoinusu o. Feb 10 1851 us TGifdI
PRoP. woop Dear SIR ~ lhs advice Of friend u
indGosd 10 ty That tie fover me time al Aisy ana
sS%a 10 si1 sst S deal al ss N5Sas ~
duty and symnaihy that 4 10 communicate o. oihofs
Nho are afflicted AZ huvu bee would induce o. gise
this public sgk of lhe heaeli haYe received
from Prof Woods hair kestorsiive.
A. n, JACOBS.
The Restorative Is uut up 10 bottles efthree sres Via
Large, cdium aud lua the email hoidf y plut, nhi
Tutails f dolur puf hoiue Tie mtdgm hold. a. ll
twenty Der cent more a prelooa than ne ana reii N.
fortwO dollars per botile Pc lpfso holds Qgait 40 q
cent 10 prOporion, aud retau fer thsee dollars ~
o' J, Woop 90 ,PrspnsiOys. No ~. Broadway. n
York, and No, ia Market street ~ Logs, Mo-;
la,s0ld h al Drugsiuln uaa Aaneg oeoda nsAhA,
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LETTERS STOMACH BITTERs" have attained tur
ing the past year. sspesks excellence in iorcble
mannerthan any words which Offer Il renoyates
purss and stren hens the system aids the stomach
IN the Performance Of its functions II is regarded all
sides soveei n specific, aud, therefore, procure it
IN this best possible should be the obeN Of the public
We commend itwth than usual zeal and lfdence
ellaving and knowing, do, that stands foremost
among the many preparations OF the day for mpartng
strength ger aud the system, and possessing the
curative powers for oil similar diseases arising dis
ordered stomach In the Of cramps, de
STrma, and weakness ia the stomach the BtteIs" have
been rgidy tested, and always with the greatest
Tor sale by DruGsiss and dealers generally everywhere
oct25 Nv
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Coon ARRANGgMEST-Rlbins "the Yankee"
who by bis low prices, upright manner Of dealing
and enviable skill in advertising has become wide
ly and iayorably known as the "Prnce Of cloth
ing dealers" has set an example that We would ad
wise all mercantile men to follow. lie will com
mence this Monday evening closing his store att 9
o'clock, p. NJ Saturday excepted Though this
has long been the custom in New York and many
of the eastern cities, Cleveland has failed to follow
IT, It is unnecessary to enunmerate the numerous
benefits that would be derived from this practice,
We only say to all, follow Robinsons example,
lie says the NonpAriel can sell goods enough
through the day to satisfy him and we think that
must be pile for we know he is not easily salts.
fed
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MARINE HOSPITAL APPoINTMENT.-Dr. Robt
s. Strong has been appointed Physician and Sur
geon to the United States Marine Hospital, located
in this city, rice Dr. Tod, deceased This is a
most excellent appointment and will give great
satisfaction to our citizens. DIR. Strong is one of
ourmost eminent physicians and skillful surgeons
and it is fortunate thing for the inmates of this
Institution that the appointment has been given
to gentleman Of such eminent skill and ability
aud whose services will be 50 generally apprecia
ed
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OPERA THIs EVENING The Parodi Italian
Opera Troupe which has lately been at Cincinnati,
will open short season at the Academy of Music
this evening, with the opera Of ErnAni They will
probably have full houses during their stay, for
our city is musical enough to appreciate and en- &.
courage gcOd performance of good operas.
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POLICE CoURT-OcT. 30 Catherine Regan
was fined the cost for intxoication.
Fousheath ThompIon was bound over to the
Court Of Common Pleas 10 $500 10 await trial for
shooting with intent to kill
Erastus Condal and Domino Dick were each
fued $40 and costs and sent jail for thirty days
for petit larceny.
Joseph RAokey, petit larceny, $40 and costs and
Jail ten days.
Arthur MeGlue, disturbance, S5 and costs and
ten days on the chain gang.
Several cases we're held open.
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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE !
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!

The OriguSl and hest IA the w0rldl
All others are mere limitations and should be avoided
wish 20 escape ridionle
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
eautfnl aud natural Brown Black, without the least
INJURY to Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
NsTded to VIM A. Bachelor since 1890, and 10000
applications have been made tho Hair Of his patrons
Ms famous Dyes.
not to be Distinguished from nature, and is WARRANTED
to Jure in the least however long may continued
and the III effect OF Bad Dyes rsmsdisd; the Hair nvgor
ated for life by this Splendid Dye
Made sold anpliCd tsu private fOOmsl at the Wig
Fsctory, No. 233 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold iu all cities anu OF the United States By
Eisis and Fancy Goods Deaess
c- The gsuunc has ths aud address upon 4 steel
elate engraving on four sides of each Box, Of
WIN. A. BATCHELOR,
tamil No 2lS Broadway N
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" For well becoming ana beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend E, Runinis excellent assort
menis Of Fal Styles, at IFS Superior street He,
as practical Furrier, is now engaged In manuiac-
turing Capes, Nuns, Fur Gloves etc. etc., for tAo
Fall and Winter trade
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ST.. LOUIS, Oct 80.
special Dispatch saya that the Salt Lake mail Of the
Tth reached Atehison yesterday.
party OF seventeen emigrants from Buchanan
county Iowa, were attacked BY Indians near Kunoy's
cute Off
Mr. Clno, Mr., Wittmore, wife aud six children were
killed.
Wittmore's two sons aud tho rest Of tho party es-
capped 10 Camp Foyd wherO they arrived In dest-
tuto condition
Col. stnnb,ugh Surveyor General of Utah, arrived
out ON the 26th ult.
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PETTY LARcENY.-John HefTron on Saturday
took fancy to buffalo robe valued at S5 and
the property of D. b. Dairy. For manfestiug his
fondness for the robe Hefron was arrested aud
lodged in prison
Robert Little was arrested Saturday evening for
having carried home to his family ham belong
ing TO Stickney & Baker,
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~ Warninr 10 tho Un,

II A Warning to the Unwary, and one
mighty to sovo" is contained in the book HUMAN
FRAILTY, or PATHOLOGICAL RESEARCHES. 1t
explains fully and unequyoCsly the Of
tonal arrangements au prosrated with unailing
Instructions eradicate every trace and particle Of the
OF disease that guawns that insidously
surely eats away aud under the constitution leaving
but the wreck Of his former self The victim Of this
fatal tendency should not lose procuring this
invaluable work.
Sold by DR.. BARROW, I51 Prince street, New York -
P1ce 25 cents. Sent free everywhere.
soldby GAYLORD & HAMMOND, and wAI. .FIsKE,
Druggists, Cleveland. oci7
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CLEVELAND BBEF FOR THE BRrr1sH Nav
Mr.. N. NJ. Standard whose beef was accepted by
the British navy last year, has just received notice
that he has been awarded another contract for
packing 75O tiorces and 1850 barrels Of beef for
the same party. His was the only American bid
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The MAN UND.-CoDsiderable anxiety was
felt for man named Joseph Smith. who put up at
the Burnett House on Friday with pair of hor-
ses and mysteriously disappeared shortly after
His family at Brecksyille, when they heard of it
supposed him to have been murdered, and man
who had loaned him some money to buy some
wheat, came to town on Saturday to search for
him. Officer McIlrath spent the afternoon in the
search and the two finally found him in notorious
den on Canal street, kept by Mcclure. He was on
a gay old time" and had spent all his money, but
was persuaded to return 10 bis family Saturday
evening with the man who had come for him.
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FAvoRITE HORsR.-Mr. Henry Baker, Of the
firm of Stckney & Baker, has horse which is
avorite one with rogues A few days ago he was
taken from house on Prospect street and driven
around for several hours. Saturday night Mr..
Baker left him standing outside ofhis store for a
moment, when some one took him away. He was
found about O'Clock on University Heights
That horss must be chained.
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THE CONCERT TONIGHT We trust none will
forget the concert o. the Cleveland Musical Society
this evening at the Melodeon. We can promise
rich and unwcnted treat to all who 60. The re,
hearsals which we have attended warrant this
promise The well known proficiency Of the
singers and performers, and the reputation which
Mr.. Byerey, the Conductor asrenders unnecces-
sary anything further than the reminder that this is
the night for tne concert
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INsTRUcTIoE IN FRENoH.-ProRP p A. Collier
A. NJ, well aud iayorably known to our citizens,
and late Professor in Allegheny College at Mead
vile, Pa is about to open at No. CO Water street
French Boarding Academy for the reception Of
persons wishing to acquire practical knowledge
of that language. lie has fatterng testimonials
from many Of our best aud most prominent Citi-
zens, and we can cordially recommend him to all
desiring to obtain knowledge of the language he
is so abundantly qualified to teach
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~ PROF GARDNER, the New England Soap
Man is in town. lie has the reputation of being
a witty and humorous lecturer and is about the
only man living who eau make the soapy subject
Of soap interesting. He stops at the Angler
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ChUBTnlLL'S HlPOPIOSPTIIES.

IHUHOHILL'S ypophcsphites of
~ ~ Lime and Soda, pre- ayed ty j. Winthesttr THIS
.enouy Tor Consump ION Of he Lmgp aud ether was n
@ ha, a,.yaotod tae at eaton Of man of The Lead
uB OF our country ard received their auruvs
as beiug 81 great value; aud efficient In a-rer lie
progress 0t diseasts hitherto con. .trefed ia all
Inc genuine preparation sold BY
aug y W, TTSTT
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PLAIN Am oRNANTFNTII ppINTINo

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of overy desert psn
done at the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Omco
on the latest mpr we'd aud presses in the
best style short notice. and reasonable rites Par.
ticuar attention paid to blank work Every description
ofBindns done, especially Blank Books. Led gers Joun
SIS Sales Books. Receiving Books, &C., &C.
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FROM CINCINNATI

CINCtNNATf, Oct. 80
The Office Of the Free South, At Nevpott XIV
paper of Republican proclivities was mobbed lsst
hght and the forms scattered in the street
Sonn Tyler, fugitive from slavery who escaped
uom Campbell county, Virginia, was arrested In Co.
i9hDua yesterday, and brought before Comui.sioner
Newhas he was femAnded 10 his owners and taken
10 Coyington
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Reported b. the Union telegraph,
,FTIcE, wARtNo's BLOCK, CORNER or BANK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
Saturday Afternoons Report.
ARRIVAL OF THE NOVA sCOTIAN.
n....- o. snE


FARrHER Poisr, Oct 25.
The steamship Nova seotsn has passed this point Tor
Quebec.
Her datsa 70 Wednesday, the 10th inst two days
later tbau BY the jason At 81. Johns N. p.
The treaty Of peace between France aud Austria was
signed on the 17th inst
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times states
that Ia addition 70 the Eve great powers, Sardinia
spain, Sweden, Portugal Naples and Rome will BE- rep.
resented Ia the European Congress.
Il is stated that the treaty between France and sa.
dinia would Be signed in Gay two, and that TIL
paIttate treaty would be signed subsequently.
The Great Eastern remained At Holyhead Prince
Albert visited the ship on the l7h but the Queen ala
not accompany him
defnite.
meeting Of her directors was held on the lotb
When It was thought the haal arrangement would bs
made.
., report vas current Of an approaching change in
Morocco has rendered all the sAilshctlon demanded
The so@m0rcial adviess By the Nova scotiap are to
The breadstufs and provision markets arc generally
LIoSDos, October isih.-cOnsOl. closed a, os1a
The LONDON Stock Exchange was buOyaut at daily
imnroving pricea.
Breadstutis exhibit declining tendency
Provisions continued dull.
Conaola AFFECTED by the buoyant market.
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JIEst Published,
SECOND EDITION. REVISED AND IMPROVED,
OF
TIL Il GRAM NJ AR
10y
ENGLISH GRAM M M AIRS,
BY GooLD BROWN.
WITH PoHTRAfT OF THE AUTHOR.
One V ol. large svoi--l07O pages.
TESTIll ONIALS,
FRc,M NOTICES OF THE PRESS, 40.
TESTInl ONlALH,
FRCAI NOTICES OF THE PRESS. 40.

"HoHoR TO WHOM HONOR"
are ~ Aiihsd 20 learn that the great workon Eng hs
1IammaI ~ oqr fs w-1itizen. oooid bI9Nn' 'seyg{-
wheth tecV vol with tho highest appreciation Efaiie
Eacous nnd eiseIminn.ing snc hpS s.e,, ~
ponouo ug the work prOluun0 complete, und omlnen9Y
ailhp gtoTy ibOn ~ the grammar OF our language -
time Lynn News May 25 1882
regard Il the valuable Of all the works upou
" subject OF ioh H. u ~ cYclopedia lepOsii-
ag Teh of h sqriea aud critic knowledge. u
is, thToughout emno nly practical q hs character No
teacher Of English Or lumaf should fal ~ procure eoy
Of his msstsily w9rk"-J. y. ScahotDER Rector Of 81
AIMS Han, BT oklyn,
The auhor ha' rrodubsd ork which must sHeH m
iuteIIl hnuen' In tystemaizng ne ~ II 49,
ialns ne pnne ipes ~ our angusfe Mnen ~ ,
Iehoet hon' upon him self aud eiFdit w
,i without bei pedaoiir, disof ~ oro. ssd
"a s,nss spefcrtlep'. copiouA without he GonTier
sn9 R&suu' & Il Without 5slng presump'uoua'-th
- i % OrumIn 4 English Gramunfs' has all "6rst
HeIs 4eeuTaoy of which the Institutes The authors
WI a. issor roT iarkabe example. Iha eame doctTh
are horen ahlfmod, aud copi1uaiy illustrated inoocs
lae book aboT ind usrso sad s heppy instance Of
Mhst The feaeh ph9lQgeIs term gaaHaifs rasol -
~ eAstF felleouslY wrought up that Nyup
pc an me resting book for reading BY eoas no. CONVEX
sat Wh grammar " "a Con aspOnddnt Of the new rofh
JonfhGl 'of Education.
Prise sAbO. FoE SalebT l.B. COBB co.
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PROM PHILADELPHIA.


PHLADELPHIA, Oct 30.
The slon y 1fwAr santoga has arrived with impor
tRnt dispatches from Moa aud Tagcda.
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nor SALE BY j. B. COBB &
II CO.
KENT's COMMENTARIES.
GREENLEAF ON EVIuENCE
WALKER on AMERICAN LAW
C-uITY'S PLEADINGS
SWANS TREATISE, FOR JUSTICES OF THE
PEACE.
SWANS REVISED STATUTES.
CHI rTENDEN's DIGEST OF ONO STATE RE
PORTS.
OHIO STATE REPORTS Vol T.
NASH'S DIGEST OF OHIO REPORTS
NAsH'S PLEADING AND PRACTICE
RAFFS GUIDE FOR ADMINISTRATORS.
OHIO REPORTS, Vol 1s
WENDELL's BLACKSTONE, Vols.
CHlTrYs BLACKSTONE vols
TAfLoRS MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.
MATHEWS GUARDIANS GUIDE
CALLAN's U. s MILITARY LAWS.
octl0 r. CORR a co
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HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OINTMENT. The
public should bo careful in purchasing these Invaluable
euratyes. The genuine known BY the waite --mark-
Holloway, New York and Loudon"-ysble in every loaf
Of the book Of directions ompanyng each box pot
Sold st tho mandatory No so Maiden Lane, New
york. and By ell Druggists 25c, &c. and 81 per pot
oOI. Oct25:2b5
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respectfully suggest the following an appropri-
ate cpitaph for Messrs. Brown and Bone, the 'hid-
eous wranglers." 1t tisfrom Byron's poem Ozark
moss.
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The Great Vital RcgenoraIor
TREESElFARI

PROTECTED BY ROYAL Letters
A Patent from kNrLAND, and seeppd L. The sest
9l me hCoLE DE PHAhAAC1r DE PARIS and "a
IMPERIAL CoLLEGE % MEDICINE, VIENNA
No, l-lnyalUable for Relaxation, Sperm aiorrhaA N
Physical Exhaustion, and Is a tonic
No - umpeeiy Grad Gates n traces uf those dsaases
thp have been hitherto euted by the and Mnl
elois use Of copHyia aud cubehs.
No 3-lns entirely snpplanted the injurious use O. ma
cary herfby insufingt0 tbs suh speedy lief disps
Jag ai Ihe urlies md rnotus out the venom OF dSa
.IhlESEMAR, Nos. ], . and ,, prepared iut 10
o loaenfe devoid Of taste SMELL aud be carried
IA the wuiscuat pocket SOLD N TIN CASES aud dtsdt
iho sEPARATE DOSES. aa administered by Napehu Ialle
man m h9uG lduord &c SC PRICE, zach or four cases
n one Tor S9 which slves S9 end In S21 c1sns whereby
there ~ saving OF 81 To h0 had, whuesu and tetu
Of pr, BARROW, 1874 BloGoktr ST., New York. Immrdi
aelY on receiving remittance, Dr Rprfuw will torwnr
lhe ~ = NJ k to any part OF the wurld,
writer
F0l sale by SAYLORD h HAMMOND
anti WILLIAM FISKE
deco d&w lv 200 Areuts Clsveisud.
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ANNUAL CoNvENTioS or T1cEET AoENTs -
This Convention was IN session at Cincinnati last
week The following rates were recommended!

These were adopted, but under protest by the
Cleveland and Erie Road. The new tariff goes
into effect this (Monday) morning, Nov. ist
The following resolutions were passed:
WHEREAS, The payment ofcommissons TO out
side persons for the purpose Of soliciting passen.
gers Is still carried on TO great extent, especially
through the Eastern States, by many roads here
epiesented-thereiore
Resolped, That we regard the payment Of com.
missions by Railroad Companies, TO fuuners aud
others, as virtual reduction Of fare by the Com
pany employing him.
ResOlped ThaA we disapprove Of the practice,
aud will discounteuanee Il the utmost on the part
fthe companies we represent.
The Convention adjourned TO meet al Pittsburgh
on the second Wednesday Of April, 1859.
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bOhIONI UcI' ~
Are broke out this morning. "a the rear Of No. 202
CAmbrdae street. which destroyed six baldingsi most
of them on no great value. Robert farLina, furniture
dealer; White Kinney, restaurant keepe0 J. O. Carr
and q W. Learned arc aInong the sufferers,
The United States gunboat NarTagansott At the navy
yard was Put commission to-day, aud has hoisted
her pennant for the hrst tlme.
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SILVER Soar l-SILvER Soar For cleaning
silver and plated ware, glass; mirrors, marble
mantles, &c.-Anothsr lot just received by
FoOG, ERswGRTH & Co
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alob SAYLORD h HAMMOND,
doc6 dSw " 26O Arenis Cisveisud
Russian Sltam Bathing ESlabllShmGnI,
% Hicks St. near Engine House No 10,
CleVelauds tIYest Side.l


VHE RUSSIAN STEAM BATH Is
Il universally known all Ovo Europe, where it's estRb
llshed In all the lurrfr cities Hnd - tho
smaller towns, nnd ~ so gei oTHllv az pru1 med
inu. uuihoiitfs, MS not only suie, qu CHI 90 Gle and
highly he remedy uguintt grot uumboi
Troublesome dsensiS hut also mutT HHh, pTu-
Tie nervous syst that no particular rsoOmmeud ct
4 Is called for, As purifying aud nWgoTahs sEtlt
the sktn tia hth Is tcknpw lodged 20 be suras
other moaIa whRlev Bun he singular combination Of
steam wuttr ,rction aud Toise exhibited these
tai iishmonts, Affects the wh le Uiy such powerful
wav us 10 pcomplttey erauica heasta which obs iunte
Iusi5t Otht remedies Rheumaiisiu salt Rheum Ring
eahes uTlsng fem ed urmnr d lou Of tho ska
are radically culod without erh Ing 1nernal eiicno
Diseases Of the ar-passuguf, Ca urIh, Coughiug npd
even tums Of COnsumNiOn, u not adv taf
are removed without difficulty.
Enlargement " tho Liver and Spleen, Dyspopsv. Piles
Mercualism, scroiulous swelling. Parayuo liytgICu
Affections, GOu, aud sometimes ipepc hits Duntuoss,
and great number OF oher ailmeus successfully
treated Ofihe ecncy Of Steam 6Rihing IN ali these
hotons, there the nmpiest proof record Nnihng
claimed for IT, but what actually be dJue, what
every one may experience IN himself
JUST TRY IT
Cold and Warm Water baths, us well shower HHth,
are connected with this establishments ard bo used
separately.
TioKETA.-A single Steam Bah q oonts. Dor 90
cold or warm wator Hath % ct; pr LoG. l.b0
Hours Of admission for Ladies' Tuesdays Thurslsr
snturd Ia tho turennn for Gentlemen, during the A
taTnnunH Of tho sans dnys nnn TO o'clock
days from to " o'oock NJ
HERstANN RAEBEI. Proprietor.
CleValhnd' Aux l6lh. IL o. Aug30sso
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EUcLp PLAcE.-The large boarding House or
the corner Of Euclid aud Erie streets, is for reat
Apply to Wm. Soohsld, 1856 Erie st. Iw
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NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 20.
Private Letters received by tho Picayuns from Mexico
confirm the cold-boodod murder OF Mr. Chase, the
American Consul, by Gen. MRrguATo,
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Sk3s- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, ]. s. MatsOns and Olmsted's news depots
At news dcpots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan's, IT'S Ontario Street
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
MONDAY MORNING, oCT 81, 1899
TRAVELLERS REGIsTign.
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