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Th. Death or t11e Duke of niehmond.
The death Of the Duke Of Richmond, which
took place ut his residence, will revive among
the readers Of military history some Of the In
cidents Of the battle of Waterloo. It WIS at the
house Of the father Of the Duke that the ball
took kP1Rce in Brusscls three days before the
battle, where Wellington first received the
newa Of the advance Of Napoleon, and which
gavo occasion for Byron's spirit-stlrfng de-
6cription,-"Th was i sound Of rerclry by
night &c The Duke just deceased was then
Lord March. and Nh Alde-dc~camp to yelling
ton. It will be remembered that the British
farm of Hougomont. It was tho key to the
British positions, aud against that tarn, the
value OF which the keen eye Of Napoleon read
lily detected, the French uttncks were chiefly
leyclled. Several times during the day Lord
ealtous here held the command Of a dctacl-
ment of the Foot Guards. impatient Of the
Duke of Wellington perpetual inquiries, Sal.
tous At length exclaimed: "Don't be ID
fool, March. Tell his Grace wc'lllo1d the place
while a man Is left" Back rode Lord March to
the Commander-in- Chief, c1claimlng: q It's a1l
right, sir, Esltous is therc!" Wellington did
not send again. Thiny-two years subsequent
to the battle Of Waterloo, Lord March now be-
the House Of LoEtls to procure the grant Of =
medal for the soldiers Of the Peninsula
The Duke Of Wellington was opposed to the
grant, on the ground that it would make deco
rations too common-be thought they should
be reserved for great deeds and events. AT
lcugth the feeling Of the country was aroused,
and it went with the Duke Of Richmond The
medal was allowed, and it was then found that
there were no fewer th1u nineteen thousand
individuals alive who were entitled to tho
| medal strong proof Of the longevity Of those
who follow the military profession. It was
subsequently found, when war medals became
general, that there wrrc two hundred and
seventy survivors lin 1848) Of the battle Of
Assyr, in India, which took place In 1905,
and five hundred survivors Of tho battle Of
Moida, which occurred in 1906, and at which
only six thousand British we're present.
The Duke Of Richmond dieda rich man; but
his brother illustrated the lot Of younger sons
in country where the law Of primogeniture
obtxins. Lord William Lennox WAS so poor
that lie found It necessary to marty a vocalist,
Miss Patton, for the sake Of q livelihood. lie
regularly drew her salary and spentit; utthc
arrangement did not exactly suit "hcr LADY,
ship" A divorce was obtained, and Lady
William became Mrs. Wood. Lord William
has since subsi5ted on his authorship. HI
writes sporting books and "reminiscences, and
ill-naturcd critics often pretend to discover q
strange verbsl resemblance in his works to the
works Of earlier authors-"eingular coinci-
dences," no doubt Lord George 1cnnox is m
officer in the army, and o1ten holds small
place Of honor about the Court. Lord Arthur
lcnno1 is militia colonel.
Tho death Of the Duke Of Richmond will be
lnucl regretted in sporting circles, for he en-
couragcd racing, and his house at Goodwood
Was the scene Of elegant hospitality.-N +.
Etening Iha.
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sEaARs AND TOBACCO.

TIAvASA ssekRs-I AN sEiLINa HA avS. sE rI
&c BY low as 10 @ can oe gosS ~ sn sn
greatly 10 their Interest call and be ssnea anu WI war
's"' oxoRaE w. ". NICHOLS inPorer, 70 Liberty street.
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NEWSPAPERS.


JpoRIER's SPIRIT OF THE TINES,
NOW READY,
shopld be read by every gentleman u the country
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sINGiE COPIES FOR SALE By ALI. MEMS ArkwIS.
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mo NEWS DEALERS CANyAssERs AND orHERs-
TIE sermon uf Archbishop Hughes ths Popes and
their temporal Sovereignty IN The states Of the cnn ch VII
- ready Icr delivery pamphlets FORM AZ the once on NE
Metropolitan Record 9 Broadway on AMI alter Wednesday
JAM II.
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MEDICAL.
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A TLANTIC ROYAL MAI, STEAM NAVIGATION CON.
"A panys New York and Galway IneThe next departure
from York viii be the splendid and powerful steamship
GOLDEN FLEECE, which Will sail Thursday, July ~,
touching Johns, N. f. TO receive the royal mail
PRICES PAssAcEFirs class $50 and $'S third $50 In
GLIDING many Of the principal cities the main
railway routes Britain and Ireland, Third class must
provide plate knife fork &C. and bedding Passengersb
St. Johns class $3a Passage In the third class be
secured bring persons out from Galway for $50 90 from
Dublin 1885, from Belfast $37; from Londonderry. ~ 90
from Waterford, SS7; from Limerick $50.
ALEX. HOLLAND A CO.,
Agents for the Line, No. a broadway.
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U,RKrGHr FOR TENSEsssE N3Eua rssei,e5
The steamship JAMESTOWN, Cap. skinner leaves every
Steamship RokSoKE Capt Couch ever Thursday u
Htesmship YORKTOWN. Capt Parrish, every ss'arasS'
Bpm. go. - -. - e.. "a cgtv
posn, seven rep,s and " Richmond eight cents - A.,
Passage Norfolk and meals ncisoeu - "
Fscurson icte, 70 Richmond Petersburg and back 3D.
70 Norfolk and back. t3 ..-...-r-rs ~. p.s.sr.x
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sHuPPIU0.

= -
CrEAM-NEw YORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.
The Vanderbilt European line United States Mail Steamships
sal between New York, Southampton and Hsvre.
From New York forl Returning from
southampton and Havre and South
yANpERBnL Iefevre. sat. July wednesd.y Aug Is
VANDERBILT Sat Sept 8IWednesday, Sept Is
ILLINOIS Sat, Sept 2 Wednesday, Oct "
VANDERBILT Sat, Oct 20wednesdAy, Nov.
These ships have water tight Compartments.
Vanderbilt, arsi cabin, $40; second cabin, SEQ
Certificates OF passage issued from Europe America.
81 ecie delivered in London and Paris.
-. TORRANCE, Agent, No. Bowling Green, New YORK.
AOntmsrtre. Pars.
GAYLORD CO., 81 Grace Church street, London.
DUNLOP, sCHOALES CO., Southampton.
COUTHAMPToN AND HAvRE.
THE NORTH ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
WIN despatch for the above ports their splendid Steamship
ADRIATIC.
Capt jos j. Comsock
Carrying the United States malls,
On the following days, from Canal street wharf
saturday Fu us:SSsy
Saturday. October Tuesday October Is
And leaving Southampton the day after leaving Havre.
The Adrac undoubtedly unexceed by steamship IN
compart nents.
u, freight apply at the ONCE OF the Company s. Val
For gas.ass apply to VIM II. wIcKHAN. on the wharf,
foot of Canal street. -
Agents y London and souhampton-Messrs. aRINNEII.
Agent Al HssrsDJoHN PuNNErr Esq.
Agent at Paris-JAMEs.w. TICKER Esq. IL Fsubours.
Moutmartro.
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RBw TRHATNEEF.-Dr. Gibson's improved
Negative and Positive Electro Chemical
Baths is now the best treatment in the
world for the permanent cure Of rheu-
matism, scrofula, liver complaint, dyspepsia
coughs, colds, fever, asthma, consumption,
bronchitis. A cure warranted in every case.
Dropsy, gout, salt rheum, syphilis, and all
private diseases, neuralgia, paralysis, mental
depression, dizziness, apOplexy, congestion,
nervous prostratiOn, palpitation of the heart,
fits, delirium tremens, insanity, and many
other chronic and acute diseases, and stands
unequalled for the cure of diseases peculiar
to females. Office No. III Ontario street.
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FRoN LAKE SUPERIoR.-The steamer CleTe-
land arrived at Detroit from Lake Superior
on Friday.
The props. Ogontz, Iron City and Mar
quette were at HOughton. She met steamer
Illinois on the Sd at Portage entry, also the
Seabird above Marquette.
The following vessels were loaded at Mar
quette: Barque B. A Stanard, Grace Green
wood, schrs. Yorktown, SaseO, Eli Bates,
Mary Collins, Summit, st. James, and three
others whose names were not ascertained.
The schr Rebecca was at the SGut discharg-
ing her ore, after which she was to b'
brought direct to Detroit for repairs. Ne
schr Corinthian IN Saut river, bound up, als'
the Mary NJ. Scott in Neebish Rapids, bopn,
mn fgr,.v -TErrf.f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-09

REPUBLICAN FLAGs.-Sherman L. Miller,
Sail Maker, No. 1913 River street, manuiac-
lures and has on hand for sale, nautical and
display flags with the names Of The nomi-
nees for President inscribed upon them,
which he is prepared to furnish vessel own
erS and captains at low prices. junR5-SO2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-09

RAT1FIcATIoS MEETNG.-A Ratification
Meeting of the German Republicans will be
held at the Republican Headquarters, on
Superior street, opposite Bank street. form
erly Gray's ArmOry,) on this Monday even
ing, July 9th, 1860, at y o'clock.
Carl Sehurz, the celebrated Wisconsin Ora
tor, win address the meeting. A full turn
out is expected. .
By order Of the President Of the Centra
Republican Club of Cleveland.
GEo. A. KoLBR, Sect.
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Ep1roas.1 cos1nn1IaE.-.Tha asandaaly

Ep1ToRIAL CoHTKETIuE. The 1Sandusky
Register says of the Editorial Convention;
ave believe the Convention will meet here
on the 25th inst. Arrangements are being
perfected to have a good time on the occasion
and if the craft and the Telegraph man, will
drop in upon US abont that TINE we Will be
ready TO show them around. The city, Kel-
ley's Island, Put-in-Bay and the big pond, are
ali being put in appls-pie order for the Oeea-
sion, and the steamer Island Queen Is expect
ed to out-de herself in her attentions to tne
fraternity. An extra cool breeze and some
other small extras are ordered for that day,
and If these orders receive attention, as We
| have no doubt they viii, We shall have occa-
sion ere many days to return to the mattel
again.
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No. q south side Public square.

Ns- Now that the heat of summer is at
hand, it is moro than ever necessary thai
our pure lake water should be brought to
nsrforrn its useful service in laying the dust,
which is already great annoyance. B. P
Bower gives his attention to Plumbing, and
does his work with neatness and expedition,
and at reasonable prices. Bis shop is on the
east side Of the Public Square. RIO
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The zounyrs.

The arrival of the Chicago Zouhve Cadets
with brief history ofthsir organisation and
progress was published in Saturdays LEAp-
ER. Our citizens have had an opportunity to
Judge for themselves Of the truth and just
ice of our eulogiums, and that inimitable
corps have LEFT our city with the unbOunded
admiration and unqualified regard and re-
spect Of all Cleveland. They have paraded
and drilled and in 50 doing have astonished
and delighted beyond measure the thousands
Of spectators who looked on and wondered
II true merit and unequalled skill are every
where regarded, then this Company under
command and leadership Of it's energetic
and indefatigable Col. win leave every city
which they may visit with an equal selat.
At an early hour on Saturday morning,
the Guards Armory was astir with the
zouaves, who were getting up, not from soft
couches, but from the four thicknesses Of a
soldiers blanket which formed each mans
resting place through the night. The Ar
mory presented busy and curious scene,
with the soldiery rolling up their blankets,
and packing lmapsacks, ,theOficers busy with
their camp chests, and nauskets snd swords
stacked or hung ready for use.
THE PROCESSION.
About 10 o'clock the ZOuavs Cadet Band
furnished some delightful music from the
Wedden House balcony. At the ArmOry,
the order. was given to prepare for march
ing, and forthwith each Cadet slung his
heavy and closely packed knapsack, weigh
ing some 40 pounds, upon his shoulders,
(they were dressed in their elegant and
dashing full Zouave uniform, as described
Saturday, and formed in the street, the Light
Guards with the Hecker Band Immediately
preceding them, while Artillery Co. A, Capt.
Simmons Co. B, Capt. Mack; Co. C. Capt
Pelton, and Co. E, Capt. Hickman, and the
Hibernian Guards, headed the procession
The line of march was up Superior TO On
tario down Ontario to St. ClEir down ST.
Clair to Water up Water to Superior up
Superior and Euclid to Erie; up Erie to
Prospect, out Prospect to Perry up Perry
to scoviIle; out scoville to Hudson, from
which street the entrance was made to the
grounds. Through all this line of march a
great crowd thronged the streets and side
walks. The windows and housetops were all
occupied with curious spectators and, al
though the streets were exceedingly dusty,
the excitement was unabated through all
the distance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-09

BoUED ovER.-Orrin Chase and VIM. Alb
bot two men guilty of burglary at Gates
Mills about two weeks ago, were examined
before Esq. Hessenmuller and bound over to
the Court of Common Pleas.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-09

NEW YoRK DAILIEs--Tribuno, Herald and
Times 10 cents per week World and Sun
10 cents per week. Leave orders at Quin-
lan's news depOts at the Weddell or Angler
Houses, or at 174 Ontario street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-09

@B- E. Rufini, I75 Superior street, has
received the Spring Fashions Of Hats and
Caps. It embraces all styles and qualities,
and of course win be sold as low as possible.
We should advise those who wish beauti-
full and well becoming hat or cap to call on
Mr.. Rufini. 49,. e. T. ,.. .-.-.'..-
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HOLLOWAY PILLs-an indisputable fact
Costivsnsss Of the Bowles.-Many diseases which
Aiiet mankind originates in the sluggish nature Of
impsiTed functions ofthe stomach and viseera viE-
lndgeston, headache, nervous disorders, piles and
outaneous eruptans for which cathartos are usual
b prescribed These may relieve the bowels for the
time but viii not reach the active cause Of the COM
plAint Ordinary purgatives create necessity for
repottion until eventually the bowels become pow
eresz Holloways Pils not only seek the seat of the
dsordsr, but sfer evacuating the DEPRIVED humors,
from the stomach and intestines, so renoYate and
lnvigorats them as 20 prevent future recurrence.
Read the Advertisement elsewhere.
sold By al Druggists at SC, &C, and 81 Per box
or pot july3lW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-09

PERsoNAL.-oarl schurz, the celebrated
Wisconsin Orator, is at the Aagier BE.
speaks 70 Une ISepuDnos1IlS u 1ne AIHlOIJ @ enl9
evening. See notice elsewhere.
Hon. Owen LOvejOy, of Illinois, is at the
American.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-09

~ Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons,
Cake Baskets, CustOrs, Napkin Rings, Labels,
&c, &c. A very large stock, and all war
ranted Of the best Double Plate, can be found
at Foes, ENswoRFH 4 Co.'s,
OctI -- Cor. Superior and Seneca sta,
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AT THGwKs.-Hawks Bro. have the Gin
cinnati Commercial each day at o'clock
New York Illustrated News with Great East
ern illustrations, received.
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AMftiott IaLea.
AV0TTQN -

HHE- OLD COURT HOUSE ON
80 Public Square, viii be sold st public aue-,
e. On nc premises, % Saturday, the 2sth Gay q
INV next at 2 O'Clock T. M, .,.- t,,sis
, i,ii - loved by the 10Th day Of fAugust next
forT1s made known on day Of sale.
- WILLIAM FULLER D.
- CLERK Of the Board.
Auditor'd once, CuyGhoEa Co., june p, lsoo
I75d1W
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LINOOLN wTpR.AWAKRsI

YOH are hereby notified to procure or
ders for uniforms from PRRRY PRENrIss,
ESQ., Treasurer, and assemble at Head
Quarters, precisely at 81 P. n, this even
ing, Monday, July 9Th
By order,
u VvIgTTyrr uc,ry, c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-09

DRATH FRoH IYTElFIRAECE.-Susa Mather,
an Irish woman, died from hard drinking at
her house No. l9 Lyman street on Thursday
night. 1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-09

~ Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezsrs and Bird Cages, for sale
cheap at manufacturers prices, at
U I, MlRvrE'a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-09

OoNvENTIoS.-A colored convention will
be held at Harrisville, Medina Co., August
lstand I'd. G. H. Langston of this city will
speak.
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New PubncatIonS.

EoRTH AlrRRIcAN RBvEw.-Ihe July num-
ber Of this most admirable quarterly is re-
ceived. The following is the table of con-
tents: New Edition Of the sePtuaginti )
Landscape Gardening; Hawks History OF
North Carolina; James Gates PerciValj sla-
verv in Rome; JefFerson's Private Charac-
ter Margsret Fuller ossolij Strauss and
the Mythic Theory Charities of Boston
influence Of Political Economy on Litera-
turey Ugo Foscolo; Critical Notices. Pub
lished by Brown, Taggsrt & Chase, Boston
APFEEFos's RAILWAY GuIpE.-Ihe July
number has. come to hand. It has portrait
and an interesting biographical sketch of th'
late ". B. Foster, Vice President of th'
Pennsylvania Railroad; notes and incident
Of travel, tourists guide; and time table
Of the railroads in the country. Apple
ton 4 Co., New York.
Tv, RvYulL1olS soxesTIR.--A new edition
with more songs than the previous Ones.--
| Price 10 cents 4; published by American Pur
fishing House, Cincinnati. Sold by Hawks
i V,rrrv F.n-No. Is is received, with
/ large picture of Mrs. Columbia, sitting .
rene above the grnmblings Of her childEsi
her Gag with "July 4th" drawn around ne
1 It has many smaller cuts and lots Of go'
lTeadiug. For sale by Hawks.
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8. s. COScHRT.-sunday School Union
Concert this evening in tho Sec. Presbyter-
ian Church at ~ O'Clock. st Al
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ For the best qualities of segars, To-
pacco and Snuff, gotO B. G. DistE, III supe-
rioF street.
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70 See advertisement of Dr.. sanSOrd's
LiverInvigorator. r
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- = ss5 ~
N q asoLOMONsON,

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC oPTIClAh.
90. the largest assortment Of the most approved
lsnds Of sPECTACLEs. All bis Glasses whether
for noaF or far sighted, are ground under MS own
inspOotiOn, by machinery Of new construction WIN
the greatest care 80 as 70 SUIT the eyes u az e G
sITi59 Weakhets Dizziness or inflammation o. the
Sas and impartnF Itrsngth for long residing OF nne
SWINE - g. -. i - ~. a. f,rr. the
-biio that be employs any one In the sale OF
~ Iiro A gplen did assortment OF SPY GLASoE5i
,lTffpNeCbpFS9 .COMPASSES, &C., kept on hand.
81 4RTIFICfAL EYES inserted without PAIN
81 perfect % N0- 2s7 SUPERIOR STREET,
s.h,- Near FogEa Croczsry Store.
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E5- The Chief Attributes Of Manhood are
frequently suspended by msl-praotces and visciops
habits that viii inevitably lead to hereditary dis
sase unless checked in time. Read the truths laid
soWn in the treaties "Human Frailty, or Physiolog
li Researches" 1t is elab0rately illustrated with
.i red enEravings, aud will convince the most
rdened and unconoerned, as we'll as relieve the
f d. Of the most desponding, by leading them in
channel for relief Of bodily and mental agony
- taspalr. ~ -
said ~ Or. BARROW, lsl Bleceher St, n L
4 7ries q5 cents. Sent free Of postage everywhere
sold also By GAYLORD 4 HAMlloSD and WN FTsKE'
n--i.+s ClsvaIand july3lw
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TATR DYE 4 HAIR DYE !! !
II n11R DYEIll-WM. A. BATCHhLOh

The original and best in the world.
-, mare limitations and should be avoided,
IN You wish to escape ridicuis. - 20
rreRAY. RED, or RUSTY HAIR Dyed in
,+,-t,v-t 10 A beautiful and natural BROWN OF
BLACK, without the least injury to tho haT 0F
skin. ...} FgyEr -v,r ~ "a -.
BE FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DlPLOhAs nav
bcon awarded TO VIM. A. Batehsior since 1881 ana
ovs o0o appiications have been made to the hair
Of the patrons Of bis famous DYES -,... =.
= VIM. M A. BATUHELoR's HAIR DYE produces
,oIor not to be distinguished from nature ana Is
WARRANTED not 70 iniure in the least, 10 nS's.eL
io a NAV o continued, and the III eject Of other
hair dyes remsdied 1.-THE hair Is invigOrated for life
BIZ this splendid dye, -. -, a.. .,,,,, - ~
Made, sold or applied qn PfiSAIg - si''
Sad IA All cities and towns OF the united etagesi
Nv Drusgists and Fancy Goods Dealers; -
nII- Tho genuine has the name ana auureas upoh
steer Pl'H'S si-s' = - MN. a. BATOHELORI
anU No. 7SS Broadway n, 4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-09

z Gfihe statement in an evening cOntemPor-
sry that Col. Ellsworth will leave the corps
at Boston and return to go to Springfield
was without foundation. He goes wherever
the zouaves go.
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NORT0N'S OINTMENT,



sALT-RHEUM AND sCROFUIAi-
Permanently cures sosldhoad, Rinsworma, and all
Itching Eruriions Of the skin.
This Ointment ponetratcs - tie basis Of the dis-
eassgoes % It's very sourcoand cures from the csh
beneath to the skin on tho surface. Sold In large
glass boxes, price 80 cents.
Prepared by GBRnEr NoRToS, Proprietor, New York.
Depot at PESFoLn, PARNER : MOwERs, No, -
Beekmau street.
SOLD by STRONG q ARMSTRONG. iob2s i
Gs- Hostetter's Stomach Bitters are now
Snerally conceded to be unequRllsd for their prompt
scton in allevistng and curing all diseases Of the
stomach. Their superior excellence and consequent
renovn is readily accounted for, from the we'll
known fset that they arc made under the personal
supervision Of the proprietor, in strict secordAnce
with pharmaoeutic science. Its use Is always at
tended with the most beneficial results and in cases
q Nervous Debility, Constipation, Flatulenoe, and
other like diseases, caused by dsordered stomsch,
its curative powers Of the most speedy and pow
srful character, and exceeds any other preparation
of the same claims before the public.
For sale by Druggists aud dealers generally every
where, and BY HOsTETTER SMITH, Sole PrOpris-
tors, IS Water and S Front streets, Pittsburgh.