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rRoM NEw YoRK.

New YoRK May 81.
Counterfeit 3s Of the Fairfield Co, Bank, Conn.
aud 20's on the Bank Of the Republic In this city
were put in circulation yesterday.
The Sun aludes to neavy swindle by a clique
Of Wall street operators, through which one Of the
Western railroads has been victmized to a large
amount, and one Of the Oldest Of our city banks
delrauded Of 100000.
One OF the parties TO the swindle has been ar
rested, and iuh developments may be expected
soon
There was a severe fght last night at the 81
Nicholas, between Col. Titus, the Kansas and
Nicaragua Hero on ouo side, and Capt. Anderson,
Gen. Wezal, together with several other Walker
hlbusters, on the other side.
Titus was, it is said, was set upon by some hall
dozen, with loaded canes and very badly beaten
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Tur CLrvntAHp a Emu.-somebody sendi ne
a copy Of the Cleveland Plain Dealer Of May 20,
containing somo structures BY a correspondent
upon the policy Of the Company. The i1terosts
Of Cleveland, 90 Il ropresentf, aro dopidly and
wilfully overlooked, aud the oompany's means are
deposited In bank that discounts nothing bat
produce paper, and 40 forth, all which, and some
other evils, would never have occurred, "had Mr.
Case romantd President We DO not know 10
whom we are indebted for this "marked paper"
but confess that We feel no particular happiness
over the compliment with Il implies Our esti-
mate Of J. W. Gray and bis Plain Dealer which
We have never kept under a bushe would be pri
ma facia evidence against their correspondent, and
the tone Of his article, and mode Of approaching
ne, tend 10 the conclusion that the whole thing has
homogeneous quality. The company may have
suffered materially IN thrusting Nj. Case aside,
but II has not been made apparent to us by the
Stone management, and the partizan character Of
the production in question is too apparent and the
channel through which II comes too questionable,
to commend II to very large share Of our respect.
The Plain Dealer and its anonymous correspond,
ent will, therefore, us, If do not follow
their lead, keep step TO the music Of their par.
tcular fanoy.-Ashtabula Sentinel l.,
We think the suubbing the Sentinel gives the
Plain Dealer is perfectly proper and just for that
sheet has made tsolf notorious for ts uncaled for
attacks on bar Ks and railroads. Now, If the Sen
tinel will give the same kind Of treatment to the
would-be.railrOad editor (savo the mark y Of an.
other evening contemporary, it would be serving
him right. lie presumes to have tho highest kind
Of judgment in regard to the management ofrail
roads, when in fact all the experience he has ovei
had in that line consists in dead-heading ovei
them. We do protest against news gatherori
making asses Of themselves by undertaking I,
dictate to railroad companies how they ought tc
operate their roads.
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YEsTERDAYAFTERN0oN'sR REPORT
FROm NEW YORK.


NEW Aohkt may 81.
dispatch from New Orleans 70 the Charleston
Courier Of Saturday says Gep Zuazua is in com.
mand Of the Liberals Of Northern MeXioJ, and has
6,000 vel armed men concentrated near San Luis
Potosi. Heintenda marching thence to Join Alya-
rez De Gallado
The Mtamon Cabinet has issued a circular in
which they say that no diarespeci was intended 10
the American Government by the withdrawal OF
the Exequature Of Mr.. Black aud tue other Amerl.
can Oousuls I|I II.
American citizens, II peaceable, will be allowed
TO remain In the country
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Ths remarkable and unuppTuachahe preparation Is Tor
sae by the Proprietor, II - HUroHNGsi at No lb1 nam
bars street YORK City All orders should be address
sd 10 him Sent by everywhere. One large eot e
II. ~ hnttlaa inT S. Sold hv WI FlhkE lIevelnnd
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ELEcTIoN OF FIREMEN.-The following candid.
ates will be ballOted for at the coming election,
among the firemeu For lst Assistant Engineer,
D. Pritchard, H. Roth, Geo, Ansley For I'd As
sistant Engineer, Smith Neville. For President
of the Fireman's Board j Stevenson Secretary,
w. II. Kaghan; Treasurer, VIM Hart
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.

pAUkVILLKl May n
The Royal Mail steamship America, from
Liverpool on Saturday, the 2lst inst arrived
at Halifax shortly after eight o'clock this even
ing.
The steamer signalled at noon was war
vessel
The Nova Scotia spectators refused to send
the despatch for the Associate Press until after
their own report was forwarded, and it had to
be forwarded by horse express. The express
will probably reach here by the time the line
opens tomorrow, and will be promptly for
| warded
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

IzY7The thanks of Cleveland Temple No, l, I.
o. Of G. I, are publicly rendered to Mr.. A. s
Gardner, who SO kindly loaned the Crockery and
Glassware, used on the occasion of the recent
Fetval.
jul;lt A. T. PROCTOR, W. s.
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FIRE.


Fourteen buildings were burned in this village
this morning, Involving a loss Of $s0,OOO. The
principal sufferers are Il. Wilson, J. b. Wood, L.
S. Osterhout MIR. Diokerlin, DR., 6heater, Mrs.
Mayer, j. Everett, MIR, Eisner, j. Sparks, VIM,
Hayman, Reese & Bro, Mr.. Buckley, W. S, Wells
and others
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FROM LACKYILLE.

LAcKvILLE, N. b., May 81.
The Halifax Agent Of the Associated Press
teegraphs that tue Steamer which was signaled
ut noon to-day and was supposed to be the Ameri-
ca. proYes TO have been war steamer.
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LAST NIGHTS REPoRT
muRDERER HUNG.

MERRITswLLE, G. W., May 81
John Henry Byers was hung this morning at IL
O'Clock for the murder Of Thomas Phillips last De-
cember He confessed his guilt ou the SCaffold
and expressed repentance for the crime.
Not less 5000 persons witnessed the execution.
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INpIANopoL1s, MAY 81.

Dr. Rice, of Chicago was elected to first Chair
the theological Seminary Northwest; DR.. VIII
lis Lord, Of Brooklyn, second; DR.. j. L. HaIsey, of
Louisville, third Dawson Scott, Of Cincinnati,
fourth. Nothing else important to day. Proba.
bly, adiourn to.morroW
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 81.
A dispatch to the States says that an error has
been discovered ip the returns from King William
county. which elects Caskie to Congress by 10
votes.
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AIR DYEi HAIR DYBii HAIR DYE
VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!

The o0iy harmless and reliable DYE knolDn.
The Original and best in the world
All others are mere limitations and should be avoided
von wish TO escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to .
beautiful and natural Brown Black without the least
inlury to Hair or skin,
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
warded to VIM A. Bachelor since 1899, and 5000
applications have been made to the Hair Of bis patrons Of
his famous Dyes.
VIM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not to be distinguished from nature, aud is WARRANTED
nure in the least however long may be continued
aud the IN effects Of Bad Dyes remeded the Hair invigor
6ted for life by this Splendid Dye
Made sold or auDlied dn private rOomsl at the Wig
Ftcinry, No 293 Broadway N, Y.
Sold IN all cities and towns Of the United States BY Drug
Eists aud Fancy Goods Dealess
C- The genuine has the nome and address steel
slate engraving ON four sides of ench Box Of
VIM. A. BATCHELoR,
ianl7 No 239 Broadw,y,
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
~ PLAIN aud Ornamenth Priuimgoi every description
done ~ tho Punns Establishment Oftho Leader once, on
ge latest improved aud most rapid m the hest
syle on short notice and Al reascabe rates Paculas
paid tohlmk Every description Of Bind
ns done, especially Bauk Buaks Ledgers journals,
enl.s Rnnks. RacniNinn Rnnks. Nc.. We.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
Drnunarn M

Returns from l2l counties gives Letohor ma
joity Of about 3 200, In tho 9th Congressional
District, Harrison, Independent, has majority of
ZOO
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

LAPoRTR, May 81.
The TT. Wayne passenger train ran of the track
at Plymouth, Iud, this afternoon, and broke two
passenger cars, aud wounded about or 10 passen-
gers, The engine and baggage car arrived at Aims.
worth on their way TO Chicago with the wounded
at 6 p. M. No one killed.
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n no been currently reported that in mosi

It has been currently reported that III mosC
of tho Western cities the "Town Bell" tolls every day at
noon for the inhabitants TO gulp own quinne Us pre-
ven i've of diseases caused by malaria OF the climate or
course taking qunine contagious habit and every new
settler IS supplied with the poisonous drug and instructed
totake It IN rge quantities ne woud escape the Fever
and Ague Every house has its medicine chest filled with
this dangerous stuff and regu9r as the hour comes
around SO uar do they guipt down. rs though 1t was
the richest delic ICY Of the season. Dr. j. HosIeer'r
Good Samaritan of Pittsburgh knowing the dreadful e.
ocs of ouinne upon the human system, when taken wih
40 much ndscreion has prepared compound which has,
in all cases u which thas been tried proved speedy cure
for Fever aud Ague all other diseases caused by the
digestive organs
For safe by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
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LONDON QUARTERLY--The April number of
this Review has been received by Hawks Broth.
er from the American publishers, Leonard Scott &
Co. The political article on Foreign Affairs
War in Italy" will bo read with much interest at
lylis Frederick the Great-The Minstrelsy of Scot
land-Natioual Galleries-Bunsen's Egypt and the
Chronology Of The Bible-Devonshire- George III
and Charles James Fox-Lord Brougham aud
Law Reform
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CLEVELAND INSTITUTE.

UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, May "a, 1859 { |
MEssRs Law & NORTH After experimenting |
upon the Illuminating properties of the various
oils fuids &c, adopted, for lighting the "Cleve
land Institute" the "CoaI OIL" At first found
it very difficult to obtain pure article, free from
an unpleasant odor.
Since you have commenced manufacturing this
oil, your establishment has furnished pure and
perfectly deodOrised oil, producing soft and
beautiful light, entirely free from smoke, and at
least a hundred per cent. cheaper than any other
Illuminating substance with which am familiar.
Very Truly, Yours,
r. +. HUMISTON.
The undersigned use the Coal Oil, and recon-
mend it to every family as very cheap and beau
tiful light The Oil made by Law & North is the
best we ever used A. NAHAN,
JAMES A. GORHAM,
r H. NORTON,
S. COLAHAN,
Coal Oil and Lamp Depot, ls9 Ontario Street,
Cleveland o.
L-Y7 Y7Hall's Homeopathic Pharmacy, opposite
Weddell House, is the place to have your walls
re-flIed with fresh medicine.
may27tiRs
L87'Looking Glass of the Democratic Party"
illustrated with wood cuts, notes and comments,
by an African Delineator," are for sale at the
Leader Office. Price cents.
For the best qualities of segars, Tobacco and
Snuff, go to b. G. Dietz, III Superior street
AMBRoTYPEs AtD PHoToaRAAHs,--Mrs. Cam
has her picture gallery at the old stand, No. 200
Superior street (South Side). First class pictures
taken on reasonable terms, and warranted to suit.
myls-dlm.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD.-I will pay
the above reward to any person that will furnish
me with Platformscalo that will weigh correctly
when out of level and also when level. If such
scales cannot be made, then our Patent Leyoler
for Platform Scales is of great importance, other
wise not Win the buyers and users Of Scales
look into this matter. See advertisement in an.
other column, J.F. KELLER.
Fare Reduced
VIA
LAKE SHORE RAILRAD!
New York, ................,.,,,, S,Cl
Ehadephlai ai.........,,.-...'',...' ..''''' O'vN
Baltimore, .....,.,,,,..,,.,.,,,.. 6,OI
TIME QUICKER THAN by ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Tickets on sale at Union Office, l47 Superior
street, D, Horton, Agent or the Lake shor
Depot, b, C. Harris, Agent.
Fare Reduced via Pittsburah and PhiIadeI
phih,
Fareto Boston ................SlO 20
" New York ...,...,,.,.,. 90
" Philadelphia .......,..... 90
" Baltimore ............... 90
Time as quick as any other route.
Tickets for sale at the Union Office, in the Wed
dell House, also at the depot at the Cleveland an
+ Pittsburgh Railroad Office
SaS- We take pleasure in informing the publ
shat E. Rufini, l75 Superior st., has received
splendid stock ofsummer goods, among which W
notice large variety Of the newest and most fasl
ionab'e styles of straw goods for both men an
boys, and also a full assortment Ofchlldren's good
We also notice some new and beautiful styles
soft hats, which deserve especial attention. NJ
/ Ruini assures us that It will be his aim TO sell til
e goods at lower prices than any other house in II
a trade. We confidently commend him 10 the publ
E. as worthy Of their patronage
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KNIcKERBooKER FOR JUNE,-Hawks & Brother
have received the June number of this good old
family friend 1t contains fine engraving of
Prescott, interesting illustrated article on Logan
and the Home of the Iroquos,' the capital Editors
Table, &c, &c.
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Holloway's Pills are the great antagonists Of
vsns he ling and raging disorder this continent
This dire oontagon rooted aud vanquis rel by
course of this powerful autbious remedy Vertigo and
all the of this complaint vanish under their IN
hueuces
soId Mt the mandatory No so Maiden Lane, New
YORK and by all Druggists 25c, &c. and s. per oct or
2B5
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COM REED.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Providence, May 81.
The General Assembly met at Newport this
morning.
T, Wingats Hays was elected Speaker of the
House.
The old clerks were elected in both houses,
Speeches were made by Gov Dyer on retiring
aud by Gov Turner on assuming the duties Of Of
fee There having been no election Of Lieut.
Governor and State Treasurer by the people, as
they were elected In grand committee az follows
For Lieut.. Governor-Sanders, American Repub
lcan. 20; Brown Dem, IL; Hill, straight Rep,
3 For Treasurer Parker, American Rep, 10
Newton. Dem; l3; Carr straight Reps
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STREET RAILROAD See the street railroad
discussion in our Council reports.
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GUsTAvE sATTER
oss1AN E. DODGE,
IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
nm. Cheesemnn,s Die.


he combination Of ingredients in these Pills is the re-
nlt of long and extensive practice. They are mild in
their operation and ceftain in correcting all irregularities
Painful Meustruations removing all obsructions wheth-
from cold or otherwise headache, pain in the side PAL
traon of the heart whites, all nervous affections hy-
cries iatigue pain in the back and limbs &c DISTURBED
. sep, which arise from interruption Of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the Of new era in the treatment OF
these rreguari and obsucions which have consigned
so many thousan the young tie beautiful and the be-
loved to PREMA TURE GRAVE, No female can enjoy good
hea IN unless regular aud whenever an obstruction
takes place the general health begins TO decline,
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most er ctuu remedy known for all com
piaints peculiar Females II ali glasses they are nya
nabe Inducing nth certGntg peTooicdl regularity They
arc lSno II thou ands. who huye used them at different
nerOds throughout he C1untTy. ving the sanction o
The most eminent phySiCi rs IN America, -
Erpt directions Si1{iHg When and When Hey ShOud no
be used win each Boxthe Price One Dollar each bor con
taining 40 Pills r,, ,, pi,l
sent by mail prOnptg by enc osns price TO tue GeheIa
Agent. Sold by druggists genera y; , -,
r. B HUTCHINGS, General Agent.
No l65 Chamhers s. New YORK .
Sold in Cleveland by WM. FlSKE aud q AHLOkO
HAMMOND Rn--u@ synIlE y
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~ The New York Daily Tribune, Herald and
Times of ofMonday we're delivered at our office yes
terday morning al quarter past four o'clock, by
one OF Schuokers' carrier boys. This plan of his
to supply our citizens with the leading journals Of
the country is good one.
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M. J DICKERSoN,
Late Of the finn NJ Ambler h Dickerson,)
nWNTTRT

o@cs 25s, Superior street near KendePs store
Or ID = new suit Of rooms ready, and he would
be peased soc ALI Of his old patrons and Others who
may wish the services Of dentist liberated teeth treat
cd aurs and crown hsd exposed capped and saw
ed also teeth inserted gold silver ooraito orvuloanio
90 much used east. N.Y.
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unhestangly pronounce them eineny superior in ac-
ion elasticity Of touch and power Of tone to any have
ever used in this or the Old country Another striking
feature in these Instruments ud where others too often
ail their remaining tune under the heaviest and most
difficult playingnot string shatterng or hating ano
the action remaining so perfect that the performer
bsd at all times to give Instantaneous effect to emphatic
passages
Signed, GUSIANE sAIIEh'
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HUTCHINGs7 LIFE ExHTLARANT.


This novel preparation has with the approval Of the
faculty la OF the world, md the ulscOVefeF ana
proprIetor fearlessly proclalms u TO bo
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Hoperted ~ the Unipp reieGrnph
'vTIot, WARrHe's BLooE, ooREaR oF Sank Anp
sT. oLkIR sTRrRFs.
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And who pronounced by many give greater expression
to his playing than EVEN THALBER3 was pleased
to write the following IN reply
WHAT PIANOS DOES sATTER PREFERr
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NIAGARA FALLS.
STEREOSCoPIC VIEWS, White Mountains.
.sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, Egyptian Ruins.
sTEREosOoPIo VIEWS, Scenes in Paris.
sTEREoscoPIC VIEWS, American Scenery,
sTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, Swiss Scenery.
sTEREOsCoPIC VIEWS, American Cities
sTEREOsCoPIC VIEWS, European Cities
sTEREOsCOPIC VIEWS, Grecian Ruins.
sTEREosOoPIC VIEWS English Landscapes.
sTEREOsCoPIC VIEWS, statuary.
sTEREosCOPIC VIEWS, The Glaciers.
lsTEREOsCoPIC VIEWS, Palaces
lsTEREosCoPIC VIEWS, Celebrated Churches.
sTEREosCoPIO VIEWS, Many New Subjects
sTEREOsCOPIC VIEWS, On Glass
Just received, a new supply many Of them new subjects
sHrS '''l = >'''''aO n conn Co
| SCHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLE
)sale the opening OF the Spring aud summer schools
We have just received large supply all fresh stock and
sold at the lowest rites -, -
| School Book DesosIlory Cleveland, Ohio
SCHOOL BOOKS AT WHOLE'
Jsao for the opening the srring ana sohuoo
We have just received large supply all fresh stock and
sold nj tile lowest rates.
School Rock DeposiiOty Cleveland. ! hi,
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To 87"LoolSing Glass Of the Democratic Party,
illustrated with wood cuts, notes and comments
by an African Delineator," are for sale at the
Leader Office Price cents.
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Ey7Hal's Homeopathic Pharmacy, opposite
Weddell House, is the place to have your vials
ro-filled with fresh medicine.
may27uR8
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What Gustave Satter Says {!
THIS FAMOUS PIANIST,
KARL FORMEs,

Who visited Ohio for the first time in company with the
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For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco and
Snntf. 20 to b. G. Dletz. III Snperior street.
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AMnRoTYPEs AtD PHoToGRAAHs.--Mrs. CAIN
has her picture gallery at the old stand, No. 200
Superior street (south sde). First class pictures
taken on reasonable terms, and warranted to suit,
myl8-dlm
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The undersigned use the Coal Oil, and recon-
mend it to every family as very cheap and beau
tiful light The Oil made by Law & North is the
best we ever used A. MAHAN,
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I-V The aged can have health ,ia 5eaewed ID, by
nna and viii rescore wasted strength win magfa
oT,mp n, IS and wonderful paraanence Eot % oa aug zee
BE persons II has not us equal sou pS W."
L.lM
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OlTY COUNOIL.


TUESDAY EVENING, May 81, 1853
His Honor the Mayor, in the Chair.
Present--Messrs Hayward, Russell, Thayer,
Hickman, Detmer Rider, Worswick, Weber
Christian Marshal Thompson, Ransom, MLane
Lewis, Crawford, Winslow, Hopkiuson, Clark.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved.
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HUTCHINGs LIFE IAIIIL rs Ut = u y % 49, .
will r, move the disagreeube aud distressing eneetf OF
sua f tnisncs and thu moment the stomach reserves
the nv !, na effects the dist esslng LOAD and az panI9'
foe Il e. wi be- rem we'd, Sod by VIM Els es eX--aH9
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EY HuIcnIuAb LIIt I4AHIeIaIIV 10 IVJUrto
D,r NJ unspproachnole and immitahle exec sncs For
an ne yous discusses muer how produced, II mus ne
cnslel nu nfallba tpuChc v IS also cure for utie-
t9s cen erug u liver stomach or brain ls mission
is to ,ow streng h, vitality aud physical AFFINITY sold
y - GInNaLnmM.
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~ Hutbhings' Lille Exhilarant is quick and
t,,ot curing the aud most agrrayated cases Of
Yiyss sta KIDD Complaints and all other deranscmens
~ S omach and bowels and Will Feyiye hs molanchoy
nd s,rE lnuid ~ q. Sold " Wal kske CleYoland
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HuTCHINGb LLfE IAhlLAhANAf A4t+Na'NN
weak and sck constitutions should take the Hutc hbs
Life EEniafant Il Will make you strong healhy anu Mp
nv remove Osstruetuus and irregularities from We
mems rua organs, and the bloom Of heaih 70 ne
sick and was cd cafe-won face SOD uy Wm' flsAel
nLnNnLumM
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oEO. ". HI0GlNnOTHAM,

The Restorative is put w in bottles Of three sizes, viz
LaEV, medium aud small; the small holds \ mint, and
roals H dol per nuttie the medium holds at least
twenty cent more in proportion than The SMALL retaa
Tor dollars per hOtte he nTge holds Qupl 40 por
cent in proportion and retas for three dollars
bottle
o ]. WOOD 3 co, Proprietors, No 4A Broadway, N.
York and No. ia Market street 81 LOUIS. Mo.
And sud by all Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dealers.