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Golden veddlnE in New HanpshIro.

A golden wedding celebration took place
ct Exeter, n. H, few days ago, on which
interesting occasion all the children and
grandchildren of the aged couple were pres
emit The golden welded were Josiah and
Hannah P. FOgg. Among the sons present
were VIM. P. FOgg, of Cleveland, and James
P Fogg of Rochester. A correspondent of
the Exeter News Letter gives the following
particulars of this pleasant event:
On this occasion were gathered eveTy u,enl-
Der Of the family, comprising six children and
their husbands or wives, and twelve grand
children, from Ohio, New York, Massaehu-
sets and New Hampshire. Il is q fact wor-
thy Of note that no death Of any adult has
occurred in the family for the whole ifty
years, and no shadow of sadness was cast
upon the happiness Of the meeting by the
recollection of any one member whose place
was vacant. f.I
The ancient father, who, though number
ing over fourscore years, still enjoys that Wig
orous health which belongs to q strong con-
stitution and an active and temperate life,
and the beloved mother, only six years his
junior, entered joyously and heartily into
the spirit Of the occasion. The scene when
the family were all around the paternal board,
was very impressive one; and heartfelt
thanksgiving was offered to Him by whose
goodness they had been preserved and ena-
bled thus TO meet together.
Among the relics of olden times. used to
furnish the table, was a set of china, almost
perfect, which had seen fifty years service,
and two enormous platters one hundred and
eighty years old, which had already descend
ed as heirlooms through hve generations-
The ancestors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fogg were,
over one hundred and sixty years ago, among
the first settlers Of Exeter and Of Salisbury,
Maine.
Many beautiful and appropriate presents
were made to the aged couple on the occa-
sion, every member Of the family presenting
some token Of respect and affection. Among
the most noticeable were a handsome gold
headed cane to the father, on which he may
lean IN the decline Of life, and splendid BIZ
bic from the grandchildren.
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EoLEcTIo IxsTITUTE, HIRAM.-The closing
exercises Of the Hiram Eclectic Institute
will be given upon Wednesday and Thurs
day next. One Of the Literary Societies
viii give public exhibition on Wednesday
evening,snd the other Society upOnThursday
evening. Preparations win be made for a
very large attendance. Last year several
thousand persons were present during the ex-
hibition.
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MEDICAL ELEcrRIcrrT.-Dr Gibson is the
only scientific and successful Electrician in
the City Of Cleveland; and is the only one
in possession of hattering testimonials from
the most eminent Professors Of Electricity
in the United States in reference to profess
sional skill in the use of Electricity as a
curative agent; and the only one who treats
Liver Complaints, Rheumatism, Paralysis,
Disease of the Brain, and other Chronic Dis
eases with uniform success. He will pay
premium for the proof that his success is
equalled by any treatment that is now or
ever was in the city Of Cleveland for the cure
of obstinate diseases. Call and see cases
cured at his Office, No. III Ontario street.
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~ E. Rufini, IFS Superior street, has
received the Spring Fashions of Hats and
Caps. It embraces all styles and qualities,
and of course will 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.
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MISS PlrTI's COsoFEI.-The great Patti
Concert will be given this evening at the
MeIodeOn, Of which fact everybody is proba-
bly, already aware. OF the attractions of the
occasion, we have before spoken, and need
now to merely announce that the con-
cert commences at so'eock, and those having
no reserved seass, win do well to be at the
Hall at an early hour.
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CITY Board OF SCHOOL ExAMIXERs.-Ths
Board will meet 70 examine applicants for
certificates on Saturday next June I'd, at 10
o'clock a. m, at the superintendent Office,
Central High School Building. The regular
meetings Of the Board will occur on the first
Saturday Of every month.
By order of the Board,
p INoRRsoLI gec'y
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The Railway.

MIcaIeAS CENTRAL RAILROAD LEASED TO
THE GRAND TRuNK.-It is rumored, and prob
ably with a certainty of it being true, that
the Grand Trunk Railway Company have
leased to the Michigan Central Railroad Com
pany, the road, ground and fixtures for the
term Of 999 years. 1t was so stated by the
officers Of the Grand Trunk Company at a
late meeting in London, and full account of
the condition of the lease, are said to have
been published in the English papers. We
shall probably have the fun particulars in
day or two, whsn we will lay them before
our readers.-DetrOit Tribune, 29h
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FuRxAcE AT BuPP4LO.-Messrs. WadswOrth
of GeneseO, and Everard Palmer, of Buffalo,
are about erecting Blast Furnace and Roll
ing Mil at Buffalo. Mr.. Wadsworth spent
some time in Europe studying the most aP-
proved modes Of iron manufacture, and the
Courier says it was his intention to proceed
to this city, but concluded to remain in Buff
falo. Probably the apathy Of our citizens in
regard to manufactures had something to do
with this change in his plans.
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oNE OF THE LINooLx RAns.-Capt. Morton,
Of the z. s. Express, received last evening
from the lincoln Club Of Springfield, H.,
one of the rails split on the sangamOn by
Abraham Lincoln. It's exhibition last night
attracted quite q crowd, and the Captain
values his stick highly.
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% Now that the heat of summer is at
hand, it is more than ever necessary that
our pure lake water should be brought TO
perform 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. His shop is on the
east side of the Public Square. RIO
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THE NORTHERN LIeHT.-A dispatch was
received yesterday from the Northern Light
at Detroit, saying that she would be in port
At two o'clock this morning. She leaves for
Lake Superior ports tomorrow, friday
evening.
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From LAKE sUPKRIOR.-The steamer North
Star arrived from Lake Superior during
Tuesday night. To her clerk, Mr.. STANDARD,
we are indebted for the following copy Of her
log -" May 25-arrived at Superior City at
8 D. m, load for Cleveland 90 bbls. fsh and
80 packages goods for Portage Lake, l5O m.
shingles head Of cattle for bayfield,, and
10 head do. for Eagle River. schOOoer G. W.
Ford got of on the Goth inst. without dam
age, and is loading lumber for Portage Entry
also seow Neptune, loaded with lumber and
ready to leave for same destination.
May 26-Left Superior at q. m, and ar
rived ct Bayfield, at 10 a. m; schooner sar-
gent at HOughton, loading lumber left Bay
field at p. m. and met steamer Lady Elgin
just above 0ntonagOn, which place we reach
ed at midnight.
Nay 27-Left ontOnagon at I:sO &. m, af-
ter having taken OF board bbls. copper
from Carp Lake mine, for Cleveland met
Northern Light just below ontonAgon. Tbs
Light has been up Portage Lake to Hough-
ton, and lost bucket off from one of her
wheels. Arrived ct Eagle River at al
and Copper Harbor at II q, m; met steamer
Iron City just above Portage Entry, and
reached there at p. m, where is the steam
er Marquette. Left Portage at 6 pm, and
reached Marquette at 10 p. m, where are th'
SehOOners Shook, Golden Harvest, ResOlute
Twin Sister, and Australia. Left Marquette
at IL pm.
May 2s-Paassd propeller Montgomery
bound down, Of the sauble :" met steamc
Arctic just above the saut and arrived &
the saut ct a. m. At the saut is the steam
eF Fountain City, sshOOaers Mary B. Hale
Loonis, Ketchum, and Exchange. Lef
eaut e l-a. nj atI1< p. m. passed schoo
nerE Bradley, summit, Queen City, an,
Washington in Mud Lake, bound down ais,
the schooner Middlesex bound up.''
Ths Star lsft for Superior City lest eve
ming.
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wHl7 AM VIZ conxs ToH-Up to IL o.
clock last night not an arrest had been made
by the police for major or minor offences, and
no signs of murder, riot, drunks, or tame
vagrsnts. Such state Of things win never
do for police or newspaper business.
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REHEARsING.-The Cleveland Gesangsrein
are rehearsing preparatory to the saenger-
bund Festival At Buffalo next month. As
We write, at II p. m, rich ssrains of eloquent
music are pouring from the windows of their
Hall upon Superior street.
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NO. q south slds Pablle squsrs.

~ Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons,
Cake Baskets, CastOrS, Napkin Rings, Labels,
&c, &c. A very large stock, and all war
ranted Of the best Double Plate, can be found
at Fooo, EEswoRTH Co.'S,
octl Cor. Superior and Seneca SITS.
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Legal Record.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JUDGE BBIsH-
OP-In the case of Allen VS.. Warner,
averdict was rendered for plaintiff for
$l,75O. The suit was brought to recover
for services rendered in procuring the con-
tract for defendant of building the Custom
House in this city. Tried before a struck
jury. Counsel for plaintiff, Messrs C. & W.
s. stetson and James Mason for defendants,
Messrs. Ranney, Backus 4 Noble.
JUDGE FoOTE-Barker vs.. Austin 4 Stock
we'll. Action to recover value Of goods at
tsched Mt the instance Of defendants as the
property of o. Csthan, claimed by Barker TO
have been his property, to the amount Of
s., 900 to 8, 900. On trial.
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LECTURE UPoS IRELAND.-Mr. James ROsehe
will lecture upon the Modern Battle-6elds of
Ireland, and Her Future Prospects, at Cha
pins Hall, on Monday evening next Ad-
mission IS cents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-31

THE THRONE OF Dawn OR, THE REsELLIos
or PRINCE ABsALoN. Being an illustra-
tion Of the sPlendor, power and dominion
Of the reign Of the Shepherd, Poet, War
riOr, King and Prophet, ancestor and type
Of Jesus. In q series Of letters, by an As
syrian Ambassador, resident at the Court
Of Jerusalem. By Rev. J. H. Ingraham,
LID. Philadelphia: G. G. Evans. 1859.
This is the third book written by the learn
ed author upon seripturnl subjects, " The
Prince Of the House of David and "The
Pillar of fire having both had an immense
circulation.
1t is written in the form of letters from
the Assyrian Ambassador in Israel, to his
master, Belus, King of Assyria, and describes
with great minut4ness ALI those stirring
events occurring during the life of David the
Shepherd, and King of Israel. The letters
are graphically and truthfully written
They in no case depart from the scriptural
text, but follow it most faithfully.
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~ New RATEs FROM LAKE PORTs TO
EASTERN CITIES BY NEw YoRK AND ERIE Rail-
ROAD.-The New York and Erie Railroad
Company publish the following schedule of
rates now charged by that road. Lake and
rail from lake ports to the place named;
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POLICE CoURT.-JUDeE LAwREscE.-Tbe
ease Of grand larceny from Umstaettsr's
Malt House came up yesterday morning
Philip Furst and E. o. Donnell were bound
over to the Court of Common Pleas with bail
at $1,000 each, and VIM. Alexander, James
Mckee, and Tracy Anderson were dh-
charged.
Several minor cases of disturbance, &c,
were discharged or held open.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-31

TIE IxsASE.-Inhrmary Director F. B.
Pratt yesterday removed the insane person
confined in the County Jail to the Infrmary,
where quarters have been provided for their
reception. Below are the names Of these
persons with the date Of their being commit
ted 70 Jail
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-05-31
THURsDAY MORNING, MAY 3I, Is0a.
TRAYRLRR,s RRGIsTRR.
PLA1N ANp oRNAMENrAL PRINTINq

- 1--EF II = = - y = 1-FN1s
~ PiAin and ornamental printing OF every de-
seription dons at the Printing Rstabshmsnt Of the
LEkDER Ocs, on she latest improved and most rapid
Steam Presses In the best style short notice. and
at reasonable rates. Particular attention paid TO
blank work. Every description Of Binding done,
especially Blank Books, LsdzeTu, Journals, sales
Books RecefvinR Bools kc 6c
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

Thos. BroWn-OhIo Farmer.
J. n. RoEsr-Groceries, &c.
Hanna, GArrettson a CO-For Lake Superior.
H. D. Kendall Co-LaWn remnants.
c, C. Wiser-Girl wanted.
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Pic EIc.-The scholars of the St. Clair
street School yesterday enjoyed pic mic,
being taken out Up the St. Clair Road by
steyern' : Omnibuses.
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m For the best qualities of segars, To-
baccO and Snuff, 60 to B. G. Dietz, 1T supe-
rior street.
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RxTREsHrSe-Fhe rain Of yesterday morn
ing. It washed the face Of nature until it
sparklsd and shown with renewed life.
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HNION ICE OO., CLEVELAND,
OHIO. ABLPREss GABpEER, Dealsrs
d Pore spripg Pond lcE, vii sErply tenllls1, 10
- rrIt r1aE0nabl1 terui5, Al orderA len q Nc -
I1r l.rE.l 10 So, Clalf streslz o. BOZ la5l Best
- aG.e. CHAMP, Assnt.
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PER oVERLAKD MAIL.-We are indebted
to the United States Express Company for
San Francisco papers of the sth inst.
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BL4oKwOoD's MGoAz1SE roR MAY. New
York: Leonard Scott i Co.
This excellent monthly has the following
table Of contents War and Progress in
China Munich and its School of Christian
Art; Capt. speke's Adventures in sOnali
Landi Judicial Puzzles; Elizabeth Can
ming; WellingtOn's Career; The Mill on the
Floss Narcissus..; The snOwdrOps A Feu-
illetOn; Switzerland and the French An
nexation.
For sale by Hawks 4 Brother.
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RT For TeIeEraphIc, Market and Marine
News see Fourth PuEe.
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STREET DRLL-should the weather be
favorable, the Grsys viii have e street drill
this evening. Every member is requested
to be st the Arm0ry promptly at half past
seven.
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MANHATTAN HOTEL:----Nos,
lFh a5 and Murray street, "a door from nFoad-
faJ Opposite the Park, New York. HugTins q FlInT
Proprfstors. n. Hnggins, lsfe of Pearl 49,
H01se Boston H. C. Elings lats of Lovsioys HotSI
New YORK. eel I
DAGG'S HOTEL, DETROTF. Tins
Central and Grand fTunk Railrold DspofI- - ~
the landing Of the Cleveland Etsauers aad E1Ii-Io
Line q Pr0peer1- Pssgsngar1 Stopping q thil M
tsrtained At less prce and eQIallY we'll a. A. ~
other first class Hotel IN the city It viii - f,--1
public, pains or expense VII b sarua - 49,
+" s'''-''' v O4' - +. MCDONALD = Co
nayzk28 PTopristorl.
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GI6thiug.
KOCH, LEVI & MAYER,
THnLEsALE DEALERS IN
READY MADE CLOTHING

o. READY MADE CLOTHING,
snEIg No. ~ Water Street, Cleveland
A r. READING, MERCHANT
reeay o wait on all Who may hEor HIN with their
4 B.@Esnsmbor the plsos, Baudsr's BloeE, Pros
DUTCH JOHNS EXPERIENCE
Mine froE, In DIS land Of der praYe and der frss
says shonny, shentleman yhen vlll yer Psg''
g1h her enough Of der FEETLELs and Eho1I,
Mt sPEcE from der pigs What goes roOtilT S1.out.
dresses her up IN der calicoe8 me,
But d1ndsr and 6Iiszsni he tsiaIsst ~ pJo,-,
p9t y hsE dear shonnys T91't wear DStter elothss.
1aMy two o. dem, LIzBcIIEsi NIT one Il each hand
Ven trink der success Of our own VAEEz LAED;f
Dui -AIx, sne vii Dell me- and turns up her nose,
And vows she'll not trink TIL puys psfter clothes
eo 10 drop o. deT lager she u taste at ali
Her mind wouldn't cnangss nit der kr0ut and dsr
She say dat my arm shau't pe hugzs rouud her neck
Except in der sleeve dat is goot 70 her eye;
Den points e Union Hall 90 loftT andhlgh.
Hsr voice and der voice Of mine hsrf Tos der sane
looks a. mine duty and plain yos der Fay,
De Tl8h Of mine ROW To1 prund 70 opay
vent 70 Union Han and % ISAACSISay,
tels him I m hard up, and vaTen't much money to
Isaac A. Isaac pc Yankee, nit knifs he dld vhittIs
And say Dat dar money, no madear k0E htslss
Iill IIill pay me = suit DAT tsh peter nor yorss-
And Puys me a suit; den leaves nit pow,
And hurries night hone 70 mine dear liftls fHoH
Eif5 her kiss and say "Look a. mine clothasin
She reach out her claws and she scratches nine noss
And says nit squint, and 3 froEn on her proT-
.HoW dare yer pe kissing another man frOWl
III tell mine dear Shonny, and Shonly, dEoE,
Nit sword and NIT powder your prGin5 out Vi pioU'
Sho runs for der poOt-jack What lay on der ahalf;
Katrina y screams, s.it IL your Shonny himsslli
Mine go0tnessl mlIe gracious T. she say nit stare
'Oh, Shouny NIT shen tenlan'g clothes DAT yer wear
make der mistake When scratches yer uola-
OH peter IS E0Ot are der UNION HALL clothes
u drink nit yor, ShOnuy, for nlca ish der cheer
Der very mo suit, and der goot lagerbier-
Katrina ish happy-nO happier frOW-
For Shcnny, NY dear, is q shentleman now
NOTE.
We trust and believe the case Is made out
Our wives, with enough Of the pretzaI8 and krout,
And crinolino too, have an earnest desire
That partners for life should their persons attire
In CLOTHING from Isaacs'-tke cheapest and best
Then haste, every husband, in such 70 Invest,
For wife viii Be- happy the raiment TO 1ess
And you viii, like '-shonny," q sshentleu1anN BE-
large and splendid assortment Of spring and
Summer Clothing, a. Fery low prices % Be tound
ISAAC A. ISAACS'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers celebrated
SEWING Ma GHLAES
ASD
ST0RR'S AUT0AAT0N PRESSMAN.
Conner Of Union and Supsrior stresta-
- LOOK OUT FOR TEE GLAHTS. "a
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THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
THr HrF,rnr gtnfrR rr-ru TnrvrNTrnT
N. Ii. SOLOMONSON

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAE.
Keeps ths largest ASSORTMENT Of The most approved
kinds Of sPEoTACLEs. All his Glasses, whether
loF near or far sighted, are ground under his own
inspection, By machinery Of construction, With
the greatest care as TO suit the eyes in all cases,
eurf1F Weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation Of the
syes and nparfing strength for long reading or fine
sewing.
pubiia that he employs any one in the sale Of
- Also, q asplnndid assortment Of spy GLASSES
MICROSCOPES, CONRAaSES, &c kept on hand
re- ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain,
no. 81 SUPERIOR sTREEF,
sbI7 kear E1gE,s Crpcksry Store.
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Er Refrigerators, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezers and Bird Cages, for sale
cheap at manufacturer prices, at
W. L. MAEvIS's,
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~A tip-tOP photograph of Hon. Abe
Lincoln can be had st Ryder's for 50 cents.
2ss
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

@- See advertisement Of DR.. sanfOrd's
Liver InvigOratOr.
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NORqON's OINTMENT,

ToR
sAET-RHEUM AND sUROFULAi
Permanently cures Soaldhssd, Ringworms, and all
Itching Eruptions Of the skin.
This Ointment penetrstes to the basis Of the dis
eassgoss toits rery sonrceand cures from the flesh
bsneath 30 the skin on the surface. Sold in large
glass bSxes, Price 80 cents.
Prepared by GERhEr GoRroS, Proprietor, New York.
Depot at PEsToLD, PAkKER hoWEE's, No. Is
Beskmau street.
sold 6y STRONG ARMSTRONG shs
~ "THE Ro0r OF All. EVIL" Is THE YAK
on or DISEASE inslIlsd into the system by esrly
abnss iudulgencs and excess ofany kind This must
sradicatsd from the system without delay not mo-
usent sh5nid Be lost The psTaiei0us uss ef inerrg
s het a. a. nay IL will iuinrs rather than cure.
THIEEENAR !, and ;, Is your only ehance-a parusa
Of the book Human frSHty, OF Physiological Re-
searches lnstrAtod with eolOred angrayings, viii
explain sTerythius ftEil ouly eOst yOu . cents--
To Be- bad of pr. BARROW, iat Bleechsr st., y. L
sent frss of postaec eFoTy7Fhene-
sold also by GATIoRD HAnMoxD and VIZ. FIsKE,
Druesisis, Cleveland. mayzSIW
- IT IS sELD0M that We notice anything
il fhe medical line, nor would We now, unless We
oouia Be convinced that We are not doing our duty
a iouhalist, in rocommending to the public, DIT.
J. oststters OeobEated Bittsrs or the cure q that
,zf sarf5bls and frtal Of dissasnsFauer and sue.
Prom our opn experenee with this valuable sTeche,
Ws csn sasy ~ that for diseases Of the above na-
ture if stands Nthout rival. It's timely assistsnes
has saved many a frll0W-being from premature
grave Every day We hear Off eonquariBg the worst
cases Of Fever and Agns. To those who in the
lsasi afIictcd with any Of the complaints Arising
fron an irrsgularity Of the digestive organs, nothing
can BE- more beneficial than these Bitters. We
chssrfully recommend them to the thousands In this
sssfs, uho sufsring the most intense PAIN q
certain cure for their iils Try them, and b oon-
Vincsd Of their many excellent qualities.
Per sale By Druggists and dealers generally every
whuro, and by HOsfETTER 4 SIXTH, Sole Propfle-
ton, $ Water and IS Front streets, Pittsburgh.
nlay19.lW
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TIE only Harmless and Reliable Dye knOaOH.
485 The Original and best in the world
An Others are mere limitations and should be avoid
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pstrous Of his famous Dyes.
Wli. A. BACHELOER HAIR DYE produces
cclor not 10 Be diE.insaishsd from nature, and is
wAEKksTED not 70 niuEe in the least, however long
& nay be consinucd and tia III eject Of Bad Dyes
fsuisdisd the Hair inTisoratsd for LIE b. this
Splendid Dye. lt u
Aade, sold and applied Qn private roOms} At the
Wig FACTORY, No. zs3 BrOadWay, n. I.
sold IN an eitiss and towns Of the United States
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
~ The genuine has the name and address upon
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