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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-08

THE IRISH vorE.-Never in the history Of
Irish American citizens have they given 50 in
dependent, unanimous and hearty vote as on
Tuesday. Heretofore they have been led too
much like focks Of sheep, by leaders who sold
them as if they were for slaughter. For the
first time in their annals in this city they have
vindicated their complete independence Of
mercenary demagogues Of their own race, and
voted entirely from their conviction Of right.
That vote, too has been on the national side,
and is very creditable to them. There is an
other fact in this election which does honor to
the Irish. At former elections too many Of
them permitted themselves to be intoxicated BY
DULLES and vagabonds, and disgraced them
selves by fighting. AT the election on Tuesday
last scarcely an Lishman was seen drunk n
any ward. The vote Of the sons Of the Emerald
Isle against Tammany Hall is its death blow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-08

barnburnes and free sellers Nothing can
save them but an open confession, hearty
repentance and new life. In the meantime
the result Of this election is that the indie
sendent democracy will send their delegates
to Tho Charleston Convention, and that there
is not the slightest doubt Of their being re-
ceived, while those Of the Albany Regency
ind Of Tammany Hall, should they make thslr
appearance at the South, will be sent home
with flea in their ear. The days Of the
Albany Regency and the Tammany Coal Hole
are numbered together.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-08


TAMMANr HALL AT PUBLIC AucrroN-IMn
DATE ANa PaRzxProRr SAIE.-Tahs notice,
Tammany Hall Is to be sold immedial ei1, bag
and baggage, at public auction, for the tsneE
of its creditors. Everything Is to be disposed
sof to the highest builder for caah, the articles
to be removed Immediately after the sale. e
tho Old Wigwam Is to be levelled, and the sits
to be used for the erection Of q new building,
to be devoted to other purposes This ID 10
law Of progress, the march Of Improvements.
Taminsny was nuisance, and It must be pulled
down, in order to give place to . nobler ediGes.
The following b the LIST Of afticles to be soi1s
Three hundred tomahawhs, two hundred scalp
ing knives, all Of them stained with the blood
Of the. whiteskins; thousand scalps Of tho
palefaces, q quantity Of paint and putty,
number Of feathers, five hundred old blankets,
not very clean nor much improved by wear;
twenty-four calumets, several banners, with ~
tiquated notices; Captain Rynders' gun, and
the Captain himself for sale; twenty good
speeches of Prince John Van Buren,, not yet
sold and delivered; any amount Of Brsdy's
blarney, with great variety of articles
suitable for museum or curiosity
shop. As the sale is positive and
peremptory, bargains may be expected. Chez
yer, Beecher, Phillips, Greeley, and other re-
publicans of the second dregree, are respectful
ly requested to attend. Thus before. the adj
vancing steps of the civilization of white mea
does the savagery Of the reds disappear; and
henceforth Tammany Hall and its council
fires and its sachems, and all that appertains 10
the ancient wigwam, will be known only in The
page Of history, and as relics Of the past.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10
FROM NKw YONK.

New YoRE, Sept. o.
This morning bout o'clock the Harmona
hotol on Hud'cn stree kept by Baoz happ was
d scoyor,d 70 be on nro in the roar-oyer which
was an olef ant b.nard saloon aud notable pub
lie hall, Mr.. Baez aud his family had retired To
bed lato Hs concert and dance had been given
that oye1ing After the flames which had not
reached tho front part Of tho House, had been
subdued and time allowed 10 examine the front
part Of tho house, the fremen wero struck With
horror on finding the bodies Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Baez and bis three daughters side by sido. Mrs.
Baez, who now lies insensble, received seylous
injury In jumping from ihowlndow to the balcony.
Her eldest daughter Mary was caught In the
arms Of Mr.. Herring who had assembled lad
der to assist their escape 80 =
The Association Of tho American Express Co.,
which was formed ten years ago, expires by lm,
tstiOn on the lst Of January next, aud meeting
Of shareholders Is called la this oity for tho 9th
Of November, to devise and advance the best
means for forming joint stock partnership with
the good will and name Of the present concern.
No provision II seems was made In the original
compact for such a renewal or extension.
Execution has been Issued In tho case OF Osl-
rich Co., New York against tho city OF Pits
burgh on d judgment Ia tho United States Court
for amount duo upon coupons cut from bonds Is
sued by the city TO tho Pittsburgh St0uben-
vlllo aud Charters Valley Railroad Companies
and certain gas stocks owned. by the Co.'S levied
upon.
BY the Barque o. j. Payes. Capt Sherfick at
this port from Buenus Ayfpa, we have AdYicea
from South America, dated on The 10th OF July.
The first hostile shots had been exchanged be-
tween the authorities Of the Argentine COniedera
ton and the officers OF the State Of Buenos
hyres.
Two Buenos Ayres war vessels removing from
the city for Orient were fired into when on Rosar-
els, but sustained but little damage After passing
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10
Yesterday Afternoons Report.
FROM NEW YORK

HAM AVHhi otpts o
Tho Fall business Is gradually assuming
wider volume Of nctivity, though n some quar-
ters we hear IL remarked that tho purchasers
are not TO the extent which the abundant crops
throughout the country would seem to eccour-
age.
In the Dry Goods market there is good busi-
ness doing; the southern demand has subsided
considerably, but the near by south is beginning
TO be represented, which together with the ap-
pearance Of Western merchants give rise to a
fair amount of sales.
The only material change in prices is in Do.
mestic goods which are more freely offered at
decline. The Independent Of 10 day furnishes
the following report: The demand, except with
few leading houses, has not yet come to the
average Of past yeas, aud hopes are entertain
ed that it will yet do so. The offering Of silks
both fancy and staple are very large, and all but
very desirable styles are easy to huy at some
decline Fcw Brtis goods have been presented
for sale but French and German are in heavy
surplus supply.
The quantity of shawls imported this season
is unusually large, and can be bought cheap
The demand for the West is not so good as was
even expected, and that was but small. Do
mcstic goods are comparatively steady, but
print goods have sold in large quantities at D
concession in price. Cotton staple goods steady,
but the declining price Of the raw material, with
prospects Of very abundant crop this year, il
creating expectations OF some decline ia goods
ordered for future delivery, as present stocks
are yet heavy.
Domestic woolens are active. Both De.
Lains and Fancy Cassimers are firm Silk mix
turers have ceased to be desirable goods al
present, aud the Q ore does not paiticipit in
the general bouyancy Of the woolen domestic
market.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10
FNOM NEW NNItIA.

The Washington correspondent of the Herald
says the North Western difficulty will doubtless
become a matter for negotiation between the
Government of Grea Britain and that of the
United States as the treaty settling the bounda
nv has no provision for settlement in such
case as has arisen.
The State Department has had this matter
under consideration and Gen. Harney will
receive instructions to act with great caution
until the Governments have compared views
upon ths subject.
The bark w Page from Monrovia, Liberia,
on the 3lst OF July furnish very interesting
news report, and late papers from the West
Coast OF Africa.
Small pox prevailed extensively in MonrOvia,
aud Iaigu public heIiJn messiiu9 lad bzun
held in order to devise measures TO arrest it's
progress
The Guard, a new war steamer presented by
the British government to that Republic has
arrived from Plymouth, aud the journals are
loud in their prolestations ufgraiitudo TO Queen
Victoria and Lord PalmerstOn, contrasting their
liborality with the policy of the United States,
towards their country. very unlavorablo to
ourselves.
Prcst Benson Immediately went on visit te
the Chief of the LeweTe in the Quail Every
Thing was quiet at Cape Pamas. lndcpcn
dence day was celebrated with great eclat, the
two military companies in Monroyia turning
ovt in grand style to hear with other citizens a
liue grafton, The English cruisers were tax
ing slave prizes ON the coast
number If vessels from the the United
States has arrived at Monroyia, landing many
distinguished African travellers, good cargoes Of
iron and sugar, with lot of Bibles, and Il mum
Der Of settlers from our Northern and Southern
States.
Several native students had distinguished
themselves at the late High School exomina-
tions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10

schooner aud took from her q lot Of war material
Inc American steamer Ascension was also hrtd
INTO. In reply 10 Mr. Yancey's demand for expla
nations he was told that Americans were mistaken
Tor Buenos Ayers
1eneral Urquiza anived at Panama on The
10Th Of June with 200 troops, but be was ia bad
heslih. Rosareo city was being put in state Of
defence
Trade was exceedingly dull in Buenos Aytes
ana rates Of produce entirely speculative.
Tho Government contract With Messrp. Hops
kins O'Camp for the making Of a railroad TO
san Fernando was worry favorable to the con-
tractors.
a good many city improvements were being
carried out
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10

CUFAHoGI COUNTY TEloHERs bIEsTITUTE.-
This Institute commences lis session at Slrongs
willie on Monday next. In the course Of the week
lectures may be expected from the following gen
tlemen.
Monday evening, Mr.. II. f. Humlston.
Tuesday evening, Rev. j. A. Thome
Wednesday evening, Hon. D. r. Tiden.
Thursday evening, @. A. Benedict, Esq.
Friday evening Rev ]. A. Garfield.
Tuesday A. NJ, Familiar Lecture on Botany, by
Prof j Branard.
Tuesday p NJ, Familiar lecture on Geology,
by Prot. j. Brainard.
Wednesday A. NJ, "reminiscences Of Fossil
Teacher, by N. A. Gray, Esq.
Wednesday p. u., Familiar Lecture on Storms,
by L. p. Ingersoll, Esq.
Thursday A. M, Familiar Lecture on Natural
History, by Il. p. IngersOll, Esq.
Thursday p. NJ, Familiar Lecture on Chemistry
by r. +. Hummiston.
Friday A. NJ, Familiar Lecture on Natural Phi.
losOphy by R. F. Humiston,
Friday p. NJ Familiar Lecture on Astronomy
! Physiology and Hygiene, by - -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10

san AocIDENT.-YesterdAy afternoon as the
truckmen at the c. c. 4 G. h. X. Freight Depot
we're rolling a eask Of zinc, which weighed llOO
pounds from one car to another across a gangway,
it fell, striking Henry Berthe, who was standing
upon the plAnking between the cars, and crushed
his right leg to jelly from tho knee down. 1t
also inflicted q severe cash upon his neck, and he
complains much of heavy pain in his side, as II
internal injuries had been done. Had the cask
with its immense weight fallen directly upon
Berthe, 1t would have crushed and killed him
instantly. HO was takon to his home on Cham
plain street.
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MAsnINGrON numnRs

NkW ORk, Sept y.
The Washington correspondent of the Tri-
bune says The case of Mr Cook, p ost mas
ter of Chicago has not yet been passed upon,
though the Presidents disposition to favor him
alleged by numerous partsans. Cook attri
butes whatever of wrong has occurred in his Of
flee to persons thrust upon him by tho Depart
ment, whem, he says, he shall oust on his re-
turn. let the consequence be what they may.
lie says he does not steal himself, nor does
his associates.
Peter G. Washington has arrived here. after
several months absence in the North and North
east, which he has spent in urging the claims
of Mr. Guthrie for the Presidency
1t is isassumed that MIR. Breckenridge is not to
be competitor in Kentucky, if the Senatorship
is franlY nccnrlnl him
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10
iAa1 i4IR DYEI HAIR DYBll HAIR DYE j
VIM, A. Bachelors Hair Dye

The onlv ha, Dliess and reliable Due knoion.
The Onghpl aud best IN the world ~,
All nOthers meIe lAtA'inhA anu SAou'u pe Af"iu'u
you wish 10 escape rdicuts
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
hsatfn and natural Brown Black without the least
iHJRig 10 Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
vurdsd to wm A. Baleheor since 1873, aDd over 5000
applications have been Hair Of his patrons VI
his famous Dyes.
wAI A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces a color
a0t bo distinguished from and is WARRANTED
nat nue the least however long may be continued
ana IN effect Of bad Dyes remededi the Hair inSigor
,ateG for life by this Splendid Dye.
Mnfs sold applied Ia private rodinsl AZ the Wig
Ractnry, No Z53 broadway, N Y.
Sold IA all cities aad tOWns OF the United States ~ Drug
sists and Fancy Goods nealess.
hasia engraving on four sides OF each hoI Of
VIM A. BACHELOR,
iaat7 No 233 Broadway, N Y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10

BUsToN, Sept. 0.
Major General Wool arrived in Camp Massaohu.
'etts last evening where he was received BY the
Commander In Chief and pariook OF supper at
Head quarters
large number Of distinguished guests were
present, including ntauy ladies.
monster concert, by Is bands Of music, ae-
companed by artillery, took place 10 the evening
This morning both branches Of the Legislature,
escorted 10y the ancient and honorable Artillery
COMPANY leit for the camp. The grand review
takes place TO day, and the tents will be struck al
7. NJ, tomorrow.
The 2l Brigade will be received on Boston
Common by Governor and STAFF.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10

ARTISTS AT THE BAY.--The Cincinnati Gazette
OF yesterday says am Ong those who will go to-day
to the Perry Monument Celebration, are the Ar
fists Sketch Club of this city, They 60 TO see the
success their brother artist, aud to have that
"Pic Mic" which was TO have been at Laionia
Springs.
JONES, the Tom, G. Jones, who busted Gov.
Chase, lett here yesterday morning 10 meet his
brother artists at Sandusly, from which place they
will go to the islands. Doubtless gallery will
at some future time show some fruits Of their ex-
cursiOn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10
NJ, ]. DICKERSON,
Late OF the drm Of Amber & Dickerson,l
DENTIST

DENTIST.
O6cs 253, Superior street, near Kenieirs store.
Dr ID S new sut Of ready, and he would
be pleased all Of his old patrons and others who
may wish the services Of dentist liberated teeth treat
aud crown hlled exposed capped and
ed also teeth inserted gold silver corate vulcau,
base platinum plate, with continuous gum, which Is
much used east. my23
LY If any people in the world ever needed
en- apostle their devils out it is who live in
this wdter-logsed country The masmato poison o
swanips aud Marshes becomes yeritable devil in the
blood reve in the Agues aud Fevers which shake and
corch all Ayers :" AaUE CURE is said to be the
pOstle need and Of neghbors who have tried
confirm the renort .--Joarall. Piano, ~
SORE THROAT PLAGUE AND Sore THROAT
This quality of seizng hold causing the expulsion of
depraved humOrs possessed by other medicine than
BRANDETHs PILLS They operate only upon the tissues
unzolved in that effected by the disease In fact they
seize upon those humors. much from preference
from natural affinity because their life is below that
aho surrounding parts aud which, settling the tissues
abe throat that around the throat regon prodcoes
throat sore throat plague and the headache and e
yer Within hour alter four six pills taken heie
~ felt peculiar creeping in the part Affected Of
collecting of tho diseased humOrs ready Tor expulsion
Nohurtor Aening effect arise from their use
theye act unon healthy parts Taken early
Ghey prevent all diseases Oh how Important in
sckness that medicine which only cAiugushes the
said II No - aPRaa M fyi effsta effstaq building; sua b,
Catdin4r No 210 SUPERIOR street Cleveland aud by
J. H. wheedon, Hudson and all respectable dealers ~
medicines, hw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10
MATRIMONIAL.

To THE LADIES OF THE UMSED STATES
Il has been my good fortune % restore TO health many
housands of my country women.
NV success has excited the malice Of the enVious ana
aous their prosecutions have served only TO extend
nd establish my reputation Showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my pathway from the fair sufferers whom
nave relieved. SO long held ia aiectionae and
remembrance by those wh0 have experienced nv
,kH afford despise the Efforts of
NY isieads nays repeatedly urged ne ia place med
slne fog producing menslruaon within the reach of the
ladies OF the United States but indsposun TO enter
eld so occupied by Quack, with their peoious nostums
and fear unpnncplsd might palm
ne public their worthless mutations have hitherto pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for tho sale OF
AAlE DE FEMME" in tine United States
Atlas yield the entraates Of patients and friends
atd oaer 10 the suffering FEMALES OF America medicine
Which has readered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to tho efficacy Of the AATlE DE re hME,"i
seed only say, that liquid ouR and is exactly such
asI have used my practice in years aud
ahat it has never faod satisfactory result,
The ANTE de Femme aud mouatruaon stuHd In the Te
,ston OF cause and effect isalke powerful 10 giuAts
sahy menstrual dow where II never has oHised ahd t.
IL where has been IRON any cause auppressed
In 0rdorto guard against imposition tue wrapper Of drer
hOns each bottle Of the "Ame de Femue viii bear
gtan signature and both the bottle aud enclosing be
vii DO sealed with my private asal,
Price, $500 package. - ., ,vo-,,
PlRIs, January, 1857.
For sale Wholesale aud Retail. by WILLIAM FIsKE h
40 a. Superior street Cleveland, who will supply th'
AMI . DC fomme" at the PropuetoT's prices.
Nul0dAWYd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10

Do THE FIEs TRoUBLE You Go TO Fogg
Ellsworth a Co., and get ono Of Gilberts patent
Fly Traps. They are a very curious and ingeni'
Gus contriyanoe, wind up like clock, and will
keep your house clear Of aies. BY all means call
and examine the machine You will also fud there
wiro oCvors Of all sizes, from 10 cts. upwards.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10

PRAortoaL AND ScfENTIFIo OPTIcAH,
esps the assortment OF the Hos approved kinaso
PECTAcLES Anhis glasses, whether for neaT or a.
,ehtsd are ground under his by machine
ef anew eonarueton with the Greatest care 50 nsto
sutthe eyes Ia all cases curing Wfakae's Dsss'' "
laaammatioRof The Eyes and imparins strength ioi IONS
reading or lne sewing
pV-R n II Solomouson would hers inform the psul'
haths Aeyor employs any in she sale Of
~ Also splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES. mI
ChOscOPEs, COMPAsSES, &C, kept on hahd
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as pefiaotu as uaiuiai
rg-omesss supshorstrssi ruadsrIhs American Hotel
iun21
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10

ALHANYi sept 3.
A gentleman of New York, one of the suffer
ers by the recent accident upon the Albany,
Vermont and Canada railroad at Schag
was in this city yesterday for the purpose ol
appearing before the Grand Jury and having
Mr. White, President Of the road in dicted. He
seems determined TO use every possible legal
method of obtaining redress
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10

bSD- Excurslonistss will bear in mind that there
will be special train on the Cleveland and Toledo
II. r.. leaving Cleveland at CASA. NJ, aud connect.
lug at Sandusky. 9l5 A. NJ, with steamers TO Put
in-Bly. Leaving Sandusky at 7 P NJ, ON return Of
steamers reaching Cleveland at 995 2. NJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10
Last Nights Report,
TR0m sANDUsKY.

pANDUskHi sept, y,
Al The Regatta TO day the Unknown of Cleveland
took the first prize, j. II Wade oi Cleveland, Sec
Oud prize, Water Witch aad Gipsey Queen oil San
dusky third aud fourth prizes.
Twenty-lne boals entered. Wind light and
hnnl iuV VAN UUyEN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10

PgRsoNAL.-Rev J Hyatt Smith, so well known
and so kindly remembered by Cleveland citizens
will be in town tomorrow. and will preach in the
morning at tue Erie Street Baptist Church and in
the evening at the lst Baptist, corner of Erie and
Euclid streets,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10
FltOnI WASHINGTON.

WASHING rom, Sept. 0.
The President has rendered ito Commissioner
ship Of the General Land Office TO oN-Congress
man hughes Of Ind. which he will probable de-
cline.
1t % understood that the Cabinet had the San
JnaL question under consideration.
number OF meml ers OF Congress are already
engag ing residences for the next session.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10

THE WEATHER.-The sky became overcast
yesterday afternoon, and through the evening
there were strong symptoms of rain, 1t is to be
hoped this day will be bright and clear.
z, S. At midnight the moon and stars were
shining clearly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10

THE ABORTION CAsE.-The trial of DIR. Eddy,
for abortion concluded last night and the case
taken under advisement by Judge Lawrence.
who will give decision on Monday morning
morning
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-10

~ For well becoming aud beautiful Hat or
Cap we recommend Il. Ruainis excellent assort'
menis Of Fall Styles, at l75 Superior street lie,
as a practical Furrler, Is now engaged in manuiao-
turing Capes Mufs, Fur Gloves, etc, etc, for tbs
Fall and Winter trade.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
sArURDAY moRNING, sEPT 10, 1888
TRAvnLrI,s iiENIsrER.
NEW ADvERT1sRMENTs

Dr. Won Moschziskcr-Eye and Ear
kA.s. Gorham-Oystcrs.
Peiton 3 Brced-For Dunlirk.
s. $. Barrio-Coal Oil, SC
Kendall q Co.-Duss Silks
Jas. KyscT-Storo for Rent
Peltoa Breed-For ogdensbursh.
Pelon S Breed-For Chicago.
VIM. Bryan-Sale Of Real Estate.
NJ A, Brown-Noico
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IMP0RTANT TO FEMALES.



he combination of Ingredients in these Pills is the re-
ult of Il Ioug and extensive practice. They mild IN
their operation and oeain in correcting all Irregularities
Painful eustruaions removing all obstuctions, wheath-
er from cold Otherwise headache, pain in the side pal
pita of the heart whites all Affections hyster
cs fatigue pain in the back and limbs &C, disturbed
sleep which arises from interruption Of Nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Ntte the Of IN the treatment Of
es il regu ares and distractions which have consigned
So ma thousands of the young the beautiful and the he
OveI ~ a PREMATURE GRAVE. No femte enjoy good
health unies she regular, an whenever Obsrucl0n
fakes place thu general health begins TO decline.
d.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eaec'u Temed, ever knowg for all com
puts peculiar O. FhIals To all classes they are inyal
nahie inducing oth cer1ini periodical TtguiaTy Iheg
are knon TO thousands who have used them At different
periods hroushou the couni having the sanction Of the
mos eHiiAenf QiysciGHs IN AmeIied , .
Erscf direroas stating Dhea aud when they should not
De used with Boxthu Price one Dollar each Dor con-
taiang 40 PiRs. -s.,.. ,-..,- mai.
ssnf v mail PROMPTLY hy enclosing price to the General
-4'e H. B HUTCHINGS General Agent,
No. lGb Chambers ST., New York.
Et,d in Cleveland, by VIM. FlSkE aud GAYLORD
uSnr,TOND aprSd&wBm2I
NJ