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FRIDAY


Called to order by Dr. A. Harlow.
lst General business. Remarks were made by
Messrs. Patrick and Sheffield
I'd. J. B, Dutlon concluded his instructions on
0rthOgraphy,
80. Messrs. r. c. Smith and VIM. Green con.
cluded the exercises on Grammar
4th. Music, Dream Of Home"
9Th Recess
9th Mr.. r +, Humiston then gave us an in
teresting lecture on the Theory and Practice of
Teaching" Mr. +. P Ingersoll made valuable re-
marks on the same subject
DR.. b. S. Hunter was called out, who responded
with much interest.
Twenty-Five minutes were occupied in voluntary
remarks. Prof. J. W. Lusk was invited TO occupy
tue time, which was we'll occupied.
Under general business, the following resolution
was offered
ReSOioed, That as every Teacher should read
some educational periodical, and as we regard our
"OhiO Journal of Education" to be worthy Of the
support OF all educators, therefore earnestly
commend TO the teachers of county to use then
best endeavors to extend its circulation.
After an interesting discussion of the resolution
twas adopted h..t
Adjourned to meet at o'clock,
A. Z. SPENCER, See'y.
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HSy- We take pleasure in informing the public
that E. Ruffini, IT'S Super,ri St., has received a
splendid stock ofsummer goods, among which we
notice a large variety Of the newest and most fash
onable styles Of straw goods for both men and
boys aud also full assortment ofehildrens goods.
We also notice some new aud beautiful styles Of
soft hats which deserve especial attention. Mr..
Ruin assures US that It will be bis aim TO sell the
goods at lower prices than any other house in the
trade We confidently commend him to the public
as worthy Of their patronage
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-18

DIED IN PRIsoN. John H. Adams, who Wassen
fenced on the 18th inst, TO ten days imprisonment
in The County Jail, for stealing decanter, died in
his cell Saturday morning Of delirium trsmeas -
The deceased was tailor formerly residing in Gin.
cinnat, where be has two children yet living Pre-.
vous to his death he said that he lost his wife ak
months since, after which he had been on one con.
tipual "spree," during which he bad lost $500 and
gold watch. When brought 70 the jail he was
much emaoiated and his constitution broken mp
He was speedily attacked with delinum tremsas
aad died as noticed
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THE sICKLEs TRAeFDy.

WAsHfNsToN, April 49,
Mr.. sickes requests us 10 state that be deeply
regrets, for many reasons but particularly for ihe
sake Of his child, who must one day read Inc
record Of her mothers shame, that the con-
tesslon Of Mrs. Sickeles was published The
publication was contrary TO his wishes and ifit
had been within his power he would have suppress
ed it.
The court opened at tho usual hour and with the
usual crowd In attendance
The argument on the admissibility of evidence
Of adultry was passed for the present in order
to allow Mr. Peter Cagger, Of Albany, to return
home
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=. One of the moi prevalent and at %

u One of the most prevalent and at the
time troublesome and painful diseases hnt attend
the human iesh is the Fever and Agus. For long time
the medical world have been continually bringing forth
specifies for its permanent butal without
effect, Dr. ]. Hosteer experienced and celebrated
physician has succeeded in furnishing the public with
valuable preparation for The Of Fever and Ague-
The steady and increasing demand lately made for the
"Bittors" and the universal attending its
haS made for 1t reputation unsurpassed by any specific
OF the kind For the Of Fever and Agus DR. Hoste
tsrs Celebrated Stomach Bittes must and should claim
upariOrity overany other preparation extsnt
For sale by druggists aud dealers generally everywhere
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HAIR DYE HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
The only HARMLESS and Teliable Dge kn0l0n

The Only harmless and reliable Dye knOlon.
The Original and best in the world
An others limitations and should bs avoided II
you wish 10 escape rdicule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly TO a
injury o Hair Or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded to VIM A. Bachelor since 1872 and 5000
applications have been made the Hair Of his patrons II
his famous Dyes, .H.
WIN A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a color
not DO distinguished from nature Is WARRANTED
not inure Ia the least however long may continued
and the m effects OF Bad Dyes rsmedisd Hair vigor-
ated for life BY this Splendid Dye
Made sold applied On priVats ToOu,sJ the VIE
Factory, No 233 Broadway, n Y.
Sold in all cities and owns Of he United States, By Drug
Eists and Fancy Goods Doaless.
o. The genuine has this and address upon a
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box Of
WAf. A. BACHELOR,
ianlT No 233 Broadwuy, NJ Y.
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PROF PEoK's DIsoOURsE.-Tbe announcement
that Prot. Peck would preach from the door of the
Jail on yesterday afternoon drew to the yard
gregation numbering four hundred or more who lis.
tened to an excellent sermon from the text, "What
is that to thee, follow thou me-" The speaker made
no exciting or Revolutionary" remarks, and as a
hearer remarked, "There was nothing in It that
could offend James Buchanan himself" He incul-
Gated carrying out all of the laws Of God aud hu
manity measuring our duty by our fellow creatures
need The prayer and singing were most impress
sive and the exercise could not fail to make good
impression on all hearers
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A BLOODY Row.-0n Saturday morning grand
row and fight was had at the junction of Champlain
aud Canal streets, which was participated in by
the inhabitants of the doggeries in that neighbor-
hood. Knives and clubs were freely used with in.
terudes and accompaniment of steel knuekes, aud
ye punch natural" About two hundred men,
women and children gathered to see the fight
which for time threatened very serious results -
Peace having been at length secured, the results
nav be summed up as follows:
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THE Ice TRADE-Large quantities Of ice have
lately been brought to this port from the saut Riv
er. The Goo. Clshman brought down about 400
tons, the Mineral Rock about the same, the Man
haitian about 300 tons, and the sch. Montgomery
about 600 tons, of which so tons were discharged
here on Saturday and the schooner cleared for To
ledo with the balance.
The ice brought down is a splendid article The
greater part of it Is from two to three feet thick and
as clear as crystal From officer Craig OF the Goo.
CushmaH, we learn that the ice is thick and strong
At the SAINT, and there is prospect of any pass.
age through it for several weeks. He reports re.
markably severe weather. This feet left ten YES
sells loading with Ice The Co.. Cushmaa will re
turn for another load this evening
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Doors AND SHoEs.---A new boot and shoe store
has been opened by I. G. sholes at the store form
erly occupied by T. Haney, Superior st. This
store has been ttedup expressly for this trade and
is now well filed with a fine assortment of all ar
ticles in the line of the business.
This store will be found good place at which to
supply oneselfwith boots and shoes, and the work
,'in -i,'sy, ~ Css.aiI u. tl.S hest quality.
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FlRE.-About half past one yesterday morning,
frame house on the corner Of Burton and Lorain
streets, owned by Mr.. B. F Tyler, was burned
Loss about $500. The house was doubtless set on
fire, as it had been unoccupied for a month, The
Flramen succeeded in saving the barn and other
property.
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SATURDAY NIGHTS REPORT.
FROs NEW york.

NEw YoRE, April 10.
New Orleans dispatch says that Capt FordS
company Of Texan Rangers, numbering AZ, had
been surrounded in the north OF the State by SOC
Indians and desperate battle ensuod in which Ford
and four Of his men cut their way through the In.
dams
Great excitement prevails on the frontier and
large companies will proceed in search of tho In
dians.
The mail screw steamer New York, Capt Van
Sauter, left this p NJ. for Bremen via So1thamp-
ton, with lOl cabin passengers and 81 in the steer
age. She takes Sl79 900 in specie Among the
passengers is tho Hon. r. Schneider, Minister resi-
dent of bremen.
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OuR Musical FR1END.--Hawks& Brother have
received No. 20 OF "Our Musical Friend" Its con.
tents are Rovers Rulers of the Sea---ntw W song by
Balfe; Oh It's sweet to think--popular Sc ng by T.
Moore; Evening song by Methiessel; Green grow
the Rushes o Scotch song.
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10 Hutchings Life EXhilarant is a rejuve
nator Of unappToachahle and nmtable excellence For
all nervous diseases no matter how produced must be
considered tufallbo specific. II is also for aic-
ti1ns oenerng ia the liver stomach brain It's mis-
Is to bsstow Strength vitality and physical ability Sold
nv Vim Eiske Cleveland
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RUNAwAY.-On Saturday about noon. bakers
wagon passing down st. Clair steet came in con
tact with buggy, 10 which a horse belonging to
Sir. Charles Bradburn was attached Mr.. Brad
burns horse becoming Heightened ran down the
street until reaching the Angler whore he was
stopped, having broken his,harness to pieces, and
injured himself somewhat by kicking furiously
against the wheels
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New BOoT AND SHOE sToRE.--Jas, Kyser is just
opening an entire new stock Of Boots aud Shoes st
his old stand, lately occupied by Jas. Ross, on On.
tario street, where he will keep an extensive assor
uent Of custom made work, His sales room is
neatly fitted up, and his location on one oft most
busng streets Of the city, no doubt will give him
a handsome trade. We commend him 10 our read
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THURSDAY, p NJ.
Met at the time appointed, DR.. A. Harlow in the
chair.
Prof J. w Lusk continued his able lecture on
Writing. Having occupied the time motion was
entertained that Mr.. Lusk occupy the time assign
ed to History
Mr.. Alex. Topping was then called, who gave us
very interesting aud able report concerning the
Ncwburgh schools. Music
One hour was then devoted to a general class
meeting" on which occasion Messrs. VIM Green,
DR.. Curtiss, r. G, Smith, Prof J. w. Lusk, Nervin,
II. G. Norvil, H. o. Rutherford, j. B. Dutton, and
]. Evans gave us their experience in school teach
ing, The latter part of the time was taken in
speaking on the merits Of the use Of to -baccO.
On motion the Office Of critic was again reinstat.
ed, and r. G. Smith was appointed, A motion
was then made that lectures be excepted 10 criu.
cism. Much unnecessary talk was listened to-, and
finally the motion was declared out Of order.
In the evening the exercises were commenced
at o'clock.
lst Music-By the choir; 2nd, Discussion the
following Resolved the free press Of the United
States ought to be abolished.
Messrs, j, B. DuttOn and Z. @. Smith sustained
the mega i've Messrs. r. T.. Chapman and II, G.
Nervl spoke upon the affirmative. Music
Mr.. Il. p, IngersOll was then announced TO the
audience, and entertained us with an instructive
lecture upon the subject Of Lille, or the Complete
Man"
| A vote Of thanks was extended to Mr. lngersoll
| for his able address.
Adjourned until 8 O'Clock A NJ.
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THE CAMPBELLs The Campbells from Broad.
way, New York, win commence a series of enter.
tainments this evening nt the Meodeou They
have good reputation as singers and performers,
and will of course draw a full house.
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EB' We unintentionally did our worthy Sheriff
injustice on Saturday, by saying that he was un-
willing to receive the Oberin citizens as prisoners
because they had done just what he would do under
like circumstances. He expressed his private ap
probation of what they had done; but knowing his
duty under the law he did receive them as prison,
ers and 40 holds them now ..
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SATURDAY AFTgRNooN'S REPoR7 I
IRON NEW YORK


Lord Napier left this city to-day Tor Boston -
Previous 10 bis departure, he was visited at the
who presented him with highly compiimepta,
~ address, TO which he responded In appropriate
terms
Later dates from Jamaica, say the missing
boat Of the steamer Jasseaur had been picked up
nineteen days ia The open boat aud were IN
a deplorable condition. One had died OF star.
vation, and The purser and doctor had both gone
mad 49,
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ARREsTs.-Auests were made on Saturday night
Of Maria Carl for keeping house Of iHiamo, and
of Peter Ftzgbbons Francis Scott, Lettice secord,
and VIM. Hamilton, for residing Ia tho samei Ar
thur MoGlue for assault aud battery, and Timothy
I.ohaney for petit larceny
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~ Mr. NJ. Gallagher, late City Marshal, has 10
tablishel an Independent Police Agency, and will
devote his attention 10 the general detective police
business. His experience and extensive reputation
will ensure him business enough Office over las
Waler street. I'd.
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AZ If any people in the world ever needed
an apostle TO east their devils out Il who live in
this water-ogged couutB The mashlatc poison Of
swamps and Marshes becomes a ventabls devil ia the
blood TO reyel In the Agues aud Fsvers which shake and
seoroh US all Ayers "AaUE CURE is said 10 be the
apostle We need and Of neghhogs Who have tried
A. condrm the report .--jouraai, Piano. M.
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The Restorative nut up bottles Of three szes viz -
Lalg9 medium and slnall the small holds = pint, and
retas for dollar per botlei the medium holds least
twenty per cent more 10 proportion than the small rrfaa
for two dollars per bottle; he lage holds Quart 40 Der
cent more n proportion and reais Tot three dollars pof
bottle -
o. J. WOOD B. co PIOprietors, No $40 Broadway N
y ln the great N. Y, Mire Railing Estabauneut and
Nc. ia Market stieet 50 Louis Mo.
And sold by all Druggists anu Fauoy Goods Dealers
np16
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sAYANNAH NRWs

SAVANNAH, Ga, April is.
The Federal Court has found true bills against
Charles Lamar, r. +. Aiken, Jno f. Tucker, ard
others, for holding the Africans by the yatcht
Wanderer
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RLEcTION NEWS

Providence, r. l. April IS.
The second trial in this city TO elect members Of
the General Assembly, has resulted in the choice
Of the entire American Republican ticket.
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HoLLowAY's Pills AND OINTMENT. - Wis
lany has been at work For counterles n the mar
ke The test Of purity is known by the Water-mark 'o
loway New Yor kand Loudonp in transparent lot
every Leaf The book Of directions around each
pot or box.
Sold at the manufactory. No 80 Maiden Lane, New
York and by all Druggists 26c, 8so and 81 per pct
boz 255
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ALE BURNETT.-This versatile genius will give
one of his unique entertainments at the Meodeon
on Thursday evening.
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For Schools
-, For Dealers SC.
Among thotr own Publications will be found
lhlltards Readers q boOks)
6tuddlrds Arithmeiics q bOuks)
faysoni Dutton x Sctibner's Writing Books,
Cornel lls Biographies % bOOks)
Green's Grammats (3bopks)
Monceger,s Dictlonar es % sizes)
Tales PhtlOsoplios q bOOks)
Hanulrcd PayEuus Book knRpiug and blanks
Wtnsluws lnte lectual Philosophy
Iareys Histories q uOoksl
WCrceders Primary Speller,
Stelrne's Guide 10 prouucintion,
. Word Method Render (new ed tinn)
a0sl OF Tue above are used In the Cleveland Public
Schools IoHchers and Boards OF Education desiring TO
Introduce any Of the pbo-e requested communicate
with us. w Catalogues furnished.
m,rl6 INGHAAI 4 BRAGG
NEW BOOKS FROM HARPERS
MADAGASCAR being that country in 1883 1874
and 1856 bv the Rev. Mr. Ellos, author OF POynesan
Researches Price Sl,h0.
HOME GARDEN; Illustrated b. Abo W tson.
ApAM BEpEi by George Elliot uuihor Of scenes in
TANlSNEL. OR THE SAN JACENTo, ON THE
SPAS OF INDIA, CHINA AND JAPAN; by W. NJ,
Wo,d.
FROM APPLETON.
THE FOSTER BROTHERS; History OF School and Col
lego Life. Phi Sl,00
oMARD, OR THE MENTVIN CHAMBERS.
March x INGHAM BRAGG.
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
maI3l Marble block, No. 2ll superior st.
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NEW ADvRRTisPMFNTs
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

q PLAIN aud Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at 'he Prinna Establishment OF the Lender oace on
he latest improved aud rapid steam presses IN the best
STYLE On shortnotce and l uabe rates Particular
ittentou patti tohlwk Every description Of Bind
,g dluo, especially Blank Books Ledgers journals
sales Books Receiving Books. &C 60.
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~ For Gas FsMes and Fiitiag--Agply |
Fegg Easgorih 4 CO., loo and iO7 Superior trssi.
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NEW BOOKS RECEiVED IN
MARCH.
FEBRUARY

Tho Land and tho Book 2vols ............. - AZ ko
Lie Of John Quin'y Adams. z ~
New American Encyclopedia, vol a............... z
History Of Rhode Island, vol. .... "a
Malks and Iaiks ot tgrmer an ENGLAND, Omsed. 70
Discipline Of sloms Bupt 81 Buok ............... %
Sylvan ltuits Daughter. Observation-Disclosures. Oo
Momans Ihouahis about Momen new edition ..... 1 OF
Iorfnca (tTuusiateul ................ . gs
Atoeos Biographies, lst serios. Ol
lessons atm Cfoss-.. Oo
Ministry OF Lilei hy quthOr ut instorng Children on
From Poornt use TO Pulpit. Ks
SonHs OF the Chufeh--. ......-...... sb
Mrs Kemhlo's poems. ..... al
Willie Wlukie's Nursery Songs .................. 55
Buttons Pilgrimage to Mecca. k0
Tho Laird Of Ncflln o.. ............ "A
Shahmah IN Pursuit Of Freedom. .............. 60
Yestry Harp. rp.................. b.. . al
History OF the Christian Chu ch; Shaf; vol l.. 50
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20 For City News, see first page
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
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cnonnati. o. vsb TO- 1851 MRS c SS4SSNPS iI5 4SSS 3

PROF.. Woop--Dear Sir BY the advice OF friend Of
ne, WHO hua been using Jour Hair Restorative was
Induced TO tY M hnd the fever some tins May and
nearly eTefl ntir tu head came my hair has
come In great deal icker thpn Nothing but
duty and svmpathy that fee In communicate 10 oheFr
who afflicted as have been would induce me to gve
this public PC Judgement Of the benefit have Received
ir0n Prof. Woods HaiT Restorative.
Yours respectfully
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~ The victim of Liver Complaint will discover
in Hutchiugs' Life EXhiaant grand pa untquaed
for immediate aud permanent effect in this COM
plant u likewise renders the miud calm and chferiu u
Teuvenaes aud restores strength with magic quckness
Sold by VIM. Fisko Cleveland.
~ The nervous will find Hutchings Lite
Exhiarato sure remedy for all their susrng and per
who from the miuCiOus of liquors, have become
detected. aud their sysaus shattered and cOns
tutiOns hrlkRn- dnwn Sod hH Wn hlskR- Aleyaland-
Bs3s@ The weak will receive new strength from
n moderate Of that excellent, Hutolings' Life Exhia-
rant Il is heahtul IN all its onerations A. an llvgoT-
1t has eqIalreuyenating the aged and weakly with
wonderful CO erly aud permanent effect. Sod by VIM.
Ftske, Cleveland.
10 The Dyspeptic can have all his woes ban
ished IL he vii hut use Hutchings Life Exhannt Weak
stonach feeble digestion, distress after eating costye
habits. bilousness, low spirits, will hnd master IN the
by druggists generally. aprl2d& w3m2S9
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CuyahoEa County Fsaehsrs Ingtituts.


wtDNrsDAY Pm.
Calledt to order by the President. AZ O'Clock
ahe lirst business accomplished was the abolishng
Of the office Of Critic.
Mr. Pickett took charge Of lhe cass IN Practical
Arithmetic, and dWelt principally upon the Square
Root followed by q continuation Of the reports from
the Vice Presidents Of the various townships.
Rev A. Bently reported the schools which bad
been visited in Ohagrin Falls township, which was
adopted,
Mr.. j. NJ Hiokox reported the schools which had
been visited BY him in Solon
Dr. A. Harlow reported The schools Of Chagrin
Falls village.
J.. B. Dutton then presented his method Of teach.
ing Orthography
Dr. A. Harlow then occupied hfty minutes In r.
lustrating bis method Of accounts.
On motion Committee consisting Of Messrs.
Jas. II. Vincent, Norris, and Foot were appointed
70 procure, II possible, o more spacious room for
tho accommodation Of the large gathering
In the evening, as usual, hundreds OF friends as-
sembled a an early honfl
First. report from the Chairman Of tho Com
mittee on procuring another room, was received
and adopted, Theuse ofthe Congregational Church
was secured.
After listening to melodlous music by the choir,
the following resolution was introduced:
Resolved, That all children between the ages OF
and l6 years should be compelled by law TO attend
school six months each year.
The resolution was ably discussed BY DR.. Curtiss,
Ohapmani hutbettOid, j. II, vincent, on the attr'
native Messrs. r. q. Smith, VIM Green, II. G.
NOrville and VIM. Hayden, on the negative. Music
by the Choir
X. g. Smith was then announced to mal;O a few
remarks upon the duties of parents. He respond.
ed by saying that one ofthe great duties ofparents
is to require children TO be in bed at o'clock and
as It is now he should NOT detain the audience
longer, but would introduce b. 8. Hunter, of Can
ton, who would favor the audience with a few re.
marks
Mr.. Hunter remarked concerning the resolution
A. J. Williams was then called out, responding
with remarks on the same subject
Adjourned to meet at the next morning.
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AiEXICAN NEWs.

New ORLEANS, April l6.
Col. Loekridge in consequence Of Gen Twiggs'
proclamation, has suspended operations until he
learns the intentions of the government in relation
to the Arizona expedition. His agent has gone
TO Washington.
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sE69i \. . H8IqIollSYR9TRfM, 8I,5 lYESgTsfM,

PRof. WooD-Dear Sit Ny hair had for several vears
Deeu becoming per ntufeiy gray accompanied ia eh-
nss when rendered the cupstant application Of on ueces.
eary in dressing H. When commeIcnd using vonr Ifair
Restorative ebout ~ months in that Condition:
md hav cOntii uEd e till within the fhree lat ss
10 husturned 60 tts natural color, and assumed roflnes
and ustTe grea TO be preferred 70 tho b me
Rpplicai ion Of Of other preparation s1
feaed i as article for evegy
whether TO be used Hair Restorative for the simuie
purpose Of dressing beau flying the hair hevo nor
mt sion 70 refer TO all who entertain any doubt oh liz
perfoi ming all that Is claimed for it.