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VB. PALnRB, the American Advertising Agent, n.
E. corner Fifth and Chestnut streets Philadelphia is
authorised to receive subscriptions and advertisements
for this paper, at our lowest rates His receipts will
be regarded as payments.
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FIRE.
Troy, April I3

A most destructive fire occurred a Whiteoan,
N Y this P. M. The telegraph Office having
been burned, we are unable to obtain full particu-
lars. The fire broke ont in Halls Drug Store, on
Canal street, and at 4 o'clock twenty buildings
were destroyed, including two Banks, the Post
Office, Telegraph Office and Express once, and
the fire was still raging An engine eis huLaqS "
tor the see e of the eonhagTatiOn at 8 olock r
H., and help was also expected from Saratoga anu
other places. 3-e-
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NRW YnRK ITENIs,
Npw YoEK, April ID.

NDw YoRK, April I3.
Aletter from Cassius N. Clay, dated the 10Th Of
ADril. saws our troubles with the November Com
mittee are, trust, ended forever. We are lettto
the enjoyment of our constitutional rights
The Gra1d Jury to-day brought 10 au Indictment
for piracy and murder against Hicks alias Jonn-
son This Is the case Of the oyster sloop tragedy
The New York Methodist Conference lave been
engaged in an exciting debate on Slavery.
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THE CONTEMPLATING CASE The charge
against PhilO Maltby, for making and uttering
counterfeit coin, which was examined before Judge
Lawrence on Thursday, was yesterday disposed
Of Maltby was discharged. During the e1ami-
nation, the only fact made pre-eminsntly obvious
was that the whole affair was mixed" and the
difficulty Of making decision increased as the
hearing progressed. The prosecuting witnssF, w
Il. Dowling, is awaiting trial before the United
States Court.
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DROWNED

The master and seven of the crew of the
whaling bark Roscoe, we're drowned off Cape
Horn, by the boat being smashed by a whale
The names of the lost are Capt. w. II. Almy,
his son Geo. II Almy, Hsgh Bell, h. Sauquinet
Edwin McManus, James Castle Warren Thurs
ton and N. Portuguese.
The Roscoe arrived in New Bedford Yester-
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

O5IOA9OI LApIII LV'
The Express traiu from st Louis to Chicago
last night broke through trustlewoTk brl ,ge
three miles north of Springfield. Two men
riding in front of baggage car was instantly
killed, engineer and fireman badly hurt. None
others seriously injursd.
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ST. LOUIS, AprlI 10
The Democratic Convention finished nom ON,
mating a State ticket this forenoon, C anu els0
elected delegates to the CnaIisssoi ca.
tion. Nine electors Of the Seise ali'n "eie
r. i nraersfood to stand Hunter II, Doug
Lac a Dickinson and Breckenridge each.
Adjourned sine de ~
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TIE sAUT CANAL.-The Marquette Journal Of
April 4th has the following in relation to the Saut
Canal;
Mr. Mead says the work did not progress very
rapidly at first, bat since Mr. Chapel has arrived
and taken charge, it has assumed different appear
ance, aud that, under no possible contingency, will
its completion be delayed later than the middle ol
Nay. He thinks Mr.. Chappel's well known energy
a fu guaranty that the work viii be completed al
the earliest practicable moment.
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REPUBLICAN CLUB MEETINe.-Regu'ar meet
ing of the Ninth Ward Republican Club this even.
ing at 4 2 O'Clock at Continental Hall, corner Of
York and Carroll streets.
Il STRONG, Secretary.
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POLICE MATTERs.-At late hour last evening
nc arrests bad been made by the police. The
usual number Of dodgers were accommodated at
the johnson Street Station, but beyond that the
city was learfaIy quiet as regards criminal items,
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EKsskLARRINED.

MILWAUKEE, Aprll 10.
Propeller Prairie State arrived from the lower
lakes this morning, being the first vessel
through the Straits. She passed through some
thirty miles of floating ice above Skillages with
littla difficultY
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ACQUITTED.
MADIsOs, Ind, APril

oourtiand coHdsa, Who vas Oh trial to-day in
the Circuit Court fos the murder Of Valentine
DistE in October last, was acquitted.
The jury in the ease Of Rev. Wm. H. Scott, for
seduction, failed 70 agree, and the defendant vas
admitted 10 bail tin the next term OfVourt.
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FRE3HET.
C1SoISNATI, Aeril 10.

CIEcINNATI, April 10
Columbus papers state that the injuries sus-
tanned by the railroads and canals 10 the cen
tral part of the State, are greater than was an
ticipated. The damages to the public works Is
immense, being not less than S5O,OOO east oi
Navuark
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PRnPrLLKt mICmIGAN.

sARsuA, C. W.. April l3
The Northern Transportation Company 8
propeIler Michigan, bound iOr Ogdensourgh;;
he first boat from Chicago this season, passed
down this afternoon. Sue reports but httle ice
rarnaining.
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rHR PRFsHET.

Baltimore, april 10
The damage by the recent freshst alOng The
,;na Of tbs baltimore q Ohio Railroad proves to
have been slight. An the bridges and emDank-
1nspls are 10 good condition, and business on 'he
road is fully resumed
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CITY 6 NEWS ITEMS
SATURDAY mORNING, April IA 1880.

ny The Daily Morning Leader is for sale q
Hawks, ]. S. Maison's and Olmsteds news dspots,
At news depots at Weddell aud Angler Hotes' ano
az Quinlan's, ITS Ontario Street. -
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RON CHAnLEsTON.
BosrOS, April ls.

The steamer ]. R. spalding, amply PrOyiIiOned
and with sbout 60 passengers, including the del
sgatss to National Democratic Convention and q
hand of music, leit this evening for Charleston
ia BALTIMORE.
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COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL-We have re-
ceived from the publishers the March number Of
this sterling art quarterly. It is fully equa to IFS
predecessors,
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION.

I ATcHIsoN, April IL.
The special Diocesan Convention of the
Episcopal Church, held at Topeka yesterday,
elected Dr. Dyer, Of New York City, Bishop OF
Kansas
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PIAIN ~ oRNAMENrAL FRINTINa.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL fhANAANu'
T Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at the Priuting Establishment Of the LFAORR Once
on the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses IN tue
best style on notice aud At reasonable rates Par
tioular attention paid Blank Work Every description
Of Binding DONE especially Blank Books LsdEe Journals
Sales Books. Receiving Books &c sc.
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NEM ApYRRTIsRmRNTs

NV. P. Fogg-,Far rent.
RttlbsrE 4 HAusm rln--Cotton HOisery.
Little 4 Reconsideration.
PsliOR d Brosd--For ChicAso
H4wks Bro.-Books and Periodicals.
Isaac A Isaaes-Clothirg.
C. c. d @. h. R.--Chango Of time.
Henry Akins-Sale Of real estate
Juhn o. Smith-sale OF real eEtsto.
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Personal Among the arrivals at the Wed.
dell last night were F. N. Mcneil and ]. n.
Young, Esqs, Of Tennessee, J. R. Nevens, b.
Hooker, and Richard Dempsey, Esqs., Of Phila-
delphia.
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The Rniiway.

Tbs CONVENTION OF TicKET A0ENfs.-The
convention of Railroad Ticket Agents convened at
the Angler House yesterday. The following gen.
emen were in attendance:
T,,uis. L Hnupt. Genl Ti,ket AIT, Penn. Cen.
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poNY EXPRRss- u. q. ACCIDENT.

ST. LOUIS, April l3.
The Pony Express that left San Francioeo at
8 P. NJ, April Sd, reached st. JO' ePh few
minutes past O'Clock this P. NJ, but while
they were opening the dispatches and reports
preoaratory 10 transmitting East, the wire broke
down between Kansas City and LeaverEOrth,
and too late to repair to night. We viii have
it up early in the morning
An organized band of horse thieves have
annoyed US ali the spring, in the Territory
They cut the wire simultaneously in several
places, and often carry off and hide quantity
of it, and once threatened the life OF the re-
pairtr. CSigned,J G. N. STBBNs, Prest.,
Missouri River Tel Co.
The trestle,work three miles north of Spring
field, ON the st. Louis, Alton d Chicago Rails
road gave way under passenger train, ct ~
O'Clock last night, preeIpitating engine, bags
gage car, and one passenger car down the em-
bankment, instantly killing two men and IN
it ring several other persons, names unknown
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Thomas JerVis, superintendent hlil. q Miss.
]. Price, Treasurer St. Louis, Alton & Chicago.
J. A. Bell. General Agent North Missouri.
Capt. H. J. Spsulding, Gen. Agent Mich. Cen.
Chas' Tappan, Gen. Agent Phil. 4 Elmira.
w. 7. Clark, Gen. Agent Bellefontaine Line.
Capt Lattimer, Cairo Columbus Packet.
D Torrey Eastern Agent Ind. Central.
j. FaVerWesther, Gen. Agent Chi. Bur. d Q.
W. C. Clelland, Gen. Agent Cleveland Pittsb'gh.
The object Of the convention is to hI the Sum-
mer passenger fares. After organization, the con-
vention elected officers for the ensuing year =
President, F. R. Myers Cleveland & Pittsburgh;
Vice President, c. P. Oakley, New Orleans, jack
son Northern; Secretary, II. ParrOtt Central
Ind, and Dayton & Western.
In committee of the whole, the convention pro-
ceeded to consider the rates Of fare nom New
York to points West, Considerable difficulty was
experienced in this matter, and the representatives
Of sevsralroads protested against the action taken
The difficulties were 10 relation to all rail and rail
aud water routes, the grand points from which
rates should be fixed, etc.
The convention had not concluded It's business
at late hour last evening.
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sPIRITuAL-Mrs. RyEer viii lecture again as
ChaDln's Hall on Sunday neIt, OF 10 I 2 A. n.
and 7 l,2 o'clock P, NJ. Mrs. H. speaks under di.
rec. spirit inspiration. Her pOetieal impFOvsing,
accompanied with music, Is always new and al ="
prOprate No repetition in that or 10 her lectures,
VIII oh are repste with facts and the philosophy Of
nature and Of lie.
Morning lecture free. Evening lecture, tickets
10 cents. Come and hear the Gospel Of to-day.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported By tho Union TeleErHph,
OEFIoE, WARINo's BLOCK, coRNBR oF BANK AND
GT. CLAIR sTREETs.
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TRAVELLERS REGIsTkh'

Citisens wishing eonveyanee 10 either Of the above
Trains or Boats un Be called for BY the Coaches Of
Stevens Omnibus Line By leaving their address at the
Omnibus once, 81 Superior street, door next to We'd
die House.
Anil 10 1890
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SHERIFF's SALE OF THE BLACK RIVER RAIL
RoAD,-The Sheriff of Oneida county is selling
the rolling stock Of the Black River and Utica Rail-
road on execution, Property 10 the value Of
SIS, 600 or SIG 1000 was sold at Utica on Monday,
to the highest bidder. 1t consisted chiefly Of
locomotives aud passenger cars, with few fieight
cars John Thorn, Esq, bid OF nearly al the
property sold, for the benefit Of the bOndhOlders.
The sale will be postponed nom day to day until
all The property IS sold.
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+ A CARD.-RnEins Co.'S and 5 have my thanks
for their prompt arrival and diligence y eztin-
gushing the IRE which broke out IN my house on
81 Clair street, yesterday morning, before any So
riOus loss Wsa incurred W. g. soOFIELD.
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AIh DIE hALh DE - AAIH DA'
Wm. |. BatheIOf's Hair Dye!

TEe oaIy harmless and reliable Dye kaOlCa.
fhe Original ard best IN The world
limitations and should DO avoided
evu uriEtfo escape rdicela-t
GRAY, RED OR RUsTY HAIR Dyed instantly 70
e,.utfl and Natural Brown Black. without the least
nlury 10 Hair or Skin.
I'D 1srvrrrh MEDALS AID nIPLOMAs have been
uurdud % Wm. Baiehelsr since 1888, and over 5000
appetions made 70 the Hair Of his Patrona u
his famous Dyes.
WI A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces eoisr
nst to Be distinguished Ane is WARRAHTED
not 70 inrrs in the loag Be continued
ud the in effect Bad Dyes smedi06; he Hair tnSsur
sted fer life bylhiE Splendid Dye.
sold or applied private Toonlsl 81 me Hlk
Factor, No Bruadvag. NJ
the UuiteI States,
rfTts f3otlis D6lless
The the and aadIess steel
slate engraving On sides Of each Box. of
WM. A. BATCHELQA, d %
ianlT No. BrUadWnv. y. V
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EsrAnLIsHED A. D. 5l.-BKANDREFHs
PILLS remove from the booy cavities The bowels and
ne wuyso the ohCuson, Ia dead matters which oc-
cason that pecul ar avy feeling in colds headaehes se
.. pure yu tble Pils DO not upoa healthy parts
.,,s A CLEANSE aid uuFii, ThoT timely us has saved
nuuy vaiusblo life aud Rardrosht pills should there
fae be ia osefy hoaso ready.
Or James Lu Of poslaIn, n T.. WIitos Aug II, lsts:
sImot with q man ihfeo weeks ago, who had slightly
Injured bis 6ngsr OF three davs before which caused
immense pain. swelling. aad volent fever. When saw
him the paia and swell ng had extended 20 his shoulder
dspuving hm Of ret sleep. The hand was turning
dATkeoiurod and on the pot OF modification got thoTe
a evening and tung the ght gave him Whols boz OF
pills, applied yeast lounice, and saved his aie !"
Piincipal Ohce ~. .sl Canal ~, New York sold y
A. Gaidineg No. Superior street, Cleveland; and eJ
J. b, Whocdon Hudsoa and all respectable aealsrs N
mediciuez PIice a6 CENTS. mar2laAN
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THIRTY NINE HoURs IRON MILwAUKEE TO
NEW YoRK-The Detroit and Milwaukee Railway
steamships commence running on the new time
table Monday, the Milwaukee starting at A. Ri,
and the DetrOi. at P. N. This arrangement,
says the Milwaukee Sentinel brings our city
within twenty four hours travel of Suspension
Bridge, and thirty nine hours Of New York city.
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W-For Market and Marine Reports see 4th page.
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HoLLowkY's PfLLs-BoBuY PRosrRATioN--
woRB or ADvios No other medicine has ye' eeeaai.
oov0gol equal ths osct Holloway's PMS "a ths
rapid cure Of ali roibl adectous Of the braa and WSa
snorFbtion OF the boSy the enc beng ultimately
allied with the oher The primary cause Of this disease
erst m the stomach and those medicines especially
adsptod for purifying blood, correcting the doEango-
mems Of the liver strengthening The digestive osans and
inviecrslisg the gonsral system.
u Soa By all Diugsists sc, eso and 81 per boz.
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The following Testimonials from Cleveland are similar
10 thousands IN the Doctors possession:
CLEVELAND TESTIMONIALS.
IFIom ]. W. GRAY, Editor Plain Deaerl
DR. SchlOsser has extracted troublesne COns for
me without piid. and with every prospect Of permanent
cheeIully commend him TO the public patron
are. J. W. GRAY.
Cleveland, ADril 81, ls6).
[FTom N. HAMLIN, Agt c. C C. r. R, WellnEton.l
her By certify that Or sehosstr extracted for four
very Troublesome COns, Of years sandieg, without pain
and am ishCd thai they succeEsfully rcd.
". HAMLIN.
Cleveland, April 81, lseO,
[From wM. SERUGG, Esql
This to certify that Or. Sehoss has eITses ed several
Om my sthOut giving the least pam, and
wM. sERUGG.
Cleveland April "a 1857
In edition TO the above ell authenticated testimonials,
several thouands in Dr. chOsseTs possession,
which may be seen at his consulting rooms.
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TMpnRTANT Tn FEMAIlEa.

IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
DLENTs in these Pills sre the result ofa long and
extensive pracce. They mild in their operation, and
certain IN eorrocti ell irregularities, Painful Nsnsrua-
ttions reuoving al obstuctons, whether from cold
,sriss hsadachs pain in The s'e palptation Of the
s-t ybTes an nervous affections Mysteries, fatigue,
tle hack and limbs, EC;, disturbed sleep which
arIre from inisuuniinn Of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
-,r to corinsnosnentO Of new in the peatment o.
ose rrpFu aritieg aud ObstTucons which have
90 Of tho yOung the beautiful and the Dei
owed 10 q Premature GraTe. no female can ENJOY Eoou
enii unless regular and whenever an obstruction
enkeFui the general health begins 70 declinst
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the m0 sGectnal remedy knoWnf al com
1lauis acu to Females To all Glasses they iuval-
nle rnfsciag tsi certainty periodical Tegu1Fsg. They
ra known thousaneE Wha have used them dileren
ros throughout the couutrY having the
n nc most phBsictaHs n AeIca Explicit dfrec
fsS rf1frrg en and i6eH they shoald Be used with
each BoI-he PIiee Ons Dollar each boz, eontaling 40
ITsluahls pauret be had free. OF the Agents pills
elf - nail 1romptg. by enclosing price 70 the General
AGENT Sold BY Druggists generally
II b HUTCHINGS. Genera Agett,
les Chambers ST.. New YORK,
b iS,o-iIss e ~ dec7eOWd Ew: E2o
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BRYANS rASrELES YERhfIFUGE.
#HU Fuim safe Of Maine % Rouge.
nov BRTANis NERMIFEGEs
IastelOzs harInlezs, death % worms
OF all sizes, knds, and sornsi
MuIherG indeed.
Nlhthis painless, peeriess cure
-- pat N in bottles. price * dimez
SoIaib by WA. FIsKE, and by STRONG ARM
gTRONG. ClevelaHd - issl22.s
DIX Jas McCLINFocE's PEcTORAL syrup
In the seemingly hopeless sell the earlier stages
rou lung complains aten coughing is ineessaui
the throat coated wit mucus the chest sunk, the lungs
se and the sreaeth gone, this soethng, uasquiiZng
eouner-7lant restorative, vii rescue from imPsnd-
ing death.
Price slOo sol1by VIZ. FISKE, and by STRONG
- te ARMSTRONG ,.levslsrl feh2s
NORTON'S OENTmEN1s
SALT-RHEUM AND SCRoFUEA;
Persncntly cures scsdhssd. Riagwoms and all Itching
-ta.s Eruptious q tbe Skin.
MS Ointment peneirztss the bIEs Of the disease
sees taits very source-and II the hesh beneath
e The skin the surface. sold in lrge glass boxes prcs
90 esnis
Prsparcd By GERn1T Noafeh Proprlelor. NeN fotA
Depot At PENFoLB. PARKER 3 MOWERS No Is Beck
SOD b. sFRoNG ARKsTRoEG fsb2s
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Dr. McCLINTocK's COLD AND CoUeH MIX
sUsAuons the eiId and cough 'Isns1', hll food
the market this The solid haEis Of tree
medical science Dr hicClntoeK stands the FIRE lrun
n te ursssou. He his rsputsii0n What he Of
- 5er to ths fenuns curative Never has TIN
ursparatuu faisifed bis guaranty fTlee q cepls
sH.Isa S5Id " WM. FESKE, and BY STRONG AIM
STRONG Clevelaud- Ie15-
TlI-IT- I A DYE
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sptrial Notifies.

- For lsas Fixtures ana Fitting, apply 81
FoGa. ENswORriI & CO.. Cor superior ssnses -
CLEVELAND SEWING MACHINE,
uMPRoVEDl'
We claim this to bo the best Double ThT0sd Family
stvinr Machine made. PIcs s9n00. Agents wanted ~
W" 0'-' MORLEY 4 JUDsQN
eura.q3i Sole NIanuf rIurers, Cleveland. lhle.
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a Nj H.gOLOMoNsO

N. III. B u LO NJ ON . Y N.
PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC oPTICIAN.
ssps the largest assortment Of the most approved kinds
Of SPECTACLEs- All his Glasses whether for near
NJ riehied are ground under BIS ins1econ, by ms
bner al new construction. With the greatest care 80
- 10 salt the eyes all cas cug Weafness Dizziness
r. nasrmafion OF the e os and mpaning strength 70
long reading or huo sewing. ,-,,.
- n ~. SoI0loNsnN would here inform tne puDuc
IL never enrlovg auV one the sale Of mis- Lenses
- iiss.--t suIsnd3 agsqrmen Of SPY GLASSES
MICROSCOPES. COMP ASSES Ec, kept on hand
~ ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pam as per-
no 81 SUPERIOR STREET,
feb1T Near FdrE's Crockery Store.
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n One Of the most prevalent, and at the
sane time troublesome aud paufu diseases that at end
human aesh the Fevsr and Asue For long tmes Tie
medical world have oOutHuEl'y bringing forth nu
msrous specifies for perm snent cure but all without or
ht pr. Hos otter. experienced and &c eba'ed ply
sielan has succeeded furnishing the public wi valu
uhs ErouaIaiioa Tor he Of Fever and Agae. The
steady and nereasng d maad aely male for the Bit eF,
and The universal steung it's have made 70
feputiiou passed b. any spec &c Of the kind -
For the of Fever aud Agu, Dr. HoEteeFs CeehrS-
tse siomsch Birers must hould claim SUP r,oTty
overauy o;her preparatpu eatans
For b. Druggists and dealers generally oTohsre
ndby Hosetier saih Soils PrOpTistos, IS Water and
BsTrmt streets. pushursh. aprlO lW
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" The Chief Attributes of Manhood are
frequsnty susSajoJ b. maipsacoes AID viciOus
habits hat will neviay cad n hereditary disease unlesS
checked time. Head The wholesome truths laid down
IN the treatiro.
HUMAN FRAILTY. on PHYSIOLOGICAL RE
SEARCHES" FN
Is slaborae fllustrsc viii colorod ensfa'ingS ard
win convince the most hsrlensd and uneonocrnsd. as vel
As relieve the minds u deaTOnding By leading
them in the right chaansi Ter relief az bodiy and mott
agonY and despair
Sdab, DR.. BARRON, isl BIsesksr street N Y. Price
g eelts. Sent fr1e orefy where.
rs-Sold also by GAYLORD s HAMMOND and wM.
FISKE. DrusEists. clevelanl o arLl0
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rta IltIAllllIt
A r JACOBS.

The Restoratveis put uD IN bottles Of three szes
Lslgs, medium and small: the small a0ids pInt
reas for dol ar per bottles b4 medium holds ot least
twenty more in prOEoro than hs suall ret
in proportion, aud reais for three doiias pc
bottle
o. J. WOOD = co .Proprisfors, No "a Broa5was,
York and No Iif Alarset beet. st Louis, no.
And .nll h. aIl -lrugass M EnncN l.lnll ll.a-e-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-14

PRoF WooD-Dear sir: NJ hair had for several ysara
been becoming pre- ratursiy gray accompanied e hash-
which rendered the Constant application Of OIL ueces
saTy in dressing Il. When c1mmoLced using your Hair
Restorative about two months IN that condition;
and haVi ued its till within the three las weeks
* has turned its natural color, and assumed sotuess
and lUtre 70 Be preferred 70 those produced By the
application other preparation have used
regard indispensable artcle for every ladies toilet
whether TO used Hair Restorative Tor simple
purpose Of dressing or beaug the hair. You have pr
mission refr all who entertain any doubt OF its
performing all thal is claimed Tor u.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-09-01

scd Wholesale and Rctale BY PURCELL, LADD CO., Rich
m0nd, Va; y T. RVES CO. Petersburg; j. 5EAY Lynch
barg: By an druggists and merohAnts api9 eow6m