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sANFORD'S
Liver InVigOPatOr

\ 4AllN An A4oAALl ALE8-
1T IS COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
free FROM GUMS, and has become an established fact a
Standard Medicine, known and approved BY an Wh0 hsvs
used it. and resorted with coufdsncs in an ths
Diseases for which Il Is recommended.
Il has cured tkousands within the last two Vsar.
who had gwen up All hopes oi relief the aumelous
unsolicited certificates IN :, nv possession sbosr
The dose must be ada apted % tee temper7Dert Of th
Individual takingit, and ed such Guanf fas to
act gently on the bowels
Let the dictates OF gour = Judgment guide Vou in the
Of he LIVER isiVIGOR ATff7f. and il
will cure Live Comsys plants, Bilfou1 Ar
tRckss Dyspepst a. Chronic DfaFrhoen,
y m m 7 m sSiplafmrB, Dygentes
Fys DrOpByJ Sou ZStOmach, Habftual
GOstiVenessS CkOlsl=ics Ch0lerna GhRles
IA MOrbu5, Ch0lefasl In fauEums FlafTl.
lence, auud @ slssfemale Weakness
ess and my be used sur ceBstally an OhBiNA-
HY FAMILY mEDl- l-lsCINE. Il will RUE SICK =
H D G II E taS > thousands can tssif7.l IN
TWENTY MINUTES IFI-sTWO OR THREE TEa-
SPOONFULS ARE TAK-f=tEN e. commencement q
stack
All who il giving their tesfimonFin IN its aFor
~ Nix water in the mtuIh with the INVIGOn nATOR,
and swallow both together
5Fice One Dollar Per UOrrle.
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CHAPIN's HALL.-A complimentary benefit TO
Mr.. L. Y. Balou, whose pupils during the past
five years number thousands. will be given at Cha
pins Hall this evening. His many friends are ex
pecting fine time at this party,
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u E. Rufini, IT'S Superior St. has received
the Spring Fashions Of Hats and Caps. It en-
braces all styles and qualities, and of course will be
sold as low as possible We should advise those
who wish beautiful and well becoming hat or cap
to call on Mr. Rufini
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MISsTRELsY.-The HoOley and Campbell MIN
strels give their first entertainment at the Academy
ofMusio this evening. The Press and people in the
cities they have visited speak in the highest terms
Of them, and we expect to see full house to greet
them.
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An EXCELLENT ExAMPLE.-Tbe Zouave Corp
Of Chicago have set o noble example to the mi 4
itary companies of their city and to the world
This corps is one of the finest in the West and they
have vndicated their title to the respect Of all good
citizens by the adoption of the following r5gua.
tions which are TO be strictly and vigorously enfor-
eed VIII any Of our Cleveland Companies follow
their examplel Their rules prohibit
FIRsT-Eutering drinking saloons at any hour
Of the day or night, except when compelled by
imperative business which cannot be transacted by
proxy, in which case statement Of the facts shall
be made to the company Immediately after the oc-
curFence.
sEcOND-Entering houses Of i'll fame under any
circumstances or pretext whatever.
THIRD-Enteripg any gambling saloon, or gam
bling for any sum Of money or article under any
Circumstance or preteXt.
FOURTH-Entering any private room attached
to any hotel or saloon for drinking or gambling
purposes, under any circumstances
FlFTH-Playing billiards In any public billiard
hall or saloon. Playing billiards is interdieted not
because OF any objection to the game as an elegant
amusement for those who can afford it, but because
for young men It is a step toward the other often
ces named, and the excitement and association Of
the billiard saloon naturally lead to drinking.
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IELECTION.

MAUcH CHUNK, Pa March TO-
In the borough election held here yesterday, the
Republicans elected their whole ticket, BY a majority
of so all the Union ticket nominated By the Dem
oerats.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, March. To-
All the passengers BY the De Witt Clinton were landed
to-day at Castle garden. The ship bgsd the water
is up to her between decks.
Capt. =. York reports heavy weather. Was In col
sion with another ship sea- put sustained no dam
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
mONDAY MORNING, MARCH ~, 1859.

Ia The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, J. S. MEtsOn's and Olmsteds news depots
AZ news depots at Wsddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at OuinlanS, IFS Ontario Street.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CoNoERT.-The Sunday schoOl
Union Concert win be held this evening at 7 o'clock
in the End Presbyterian Church.
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Pro RATA AT CoLUMBUs.-Mr. Collins, from
the Committee on Railroads, presented report
upon sundry petitions, praying for a pro-rata
freight law on railroads. that the petition be not
granted, aud that the committee be discharged
from further consideration Of the petitions
On motion of Mr.. Garfield the report was tab
led and 500 copies ordered to be printed.
The reasons for this recommendation are stated
by the committee as follows:
Because It would prevent the railroads in Ohio
from competing for the through business between
the seaboard and the States west Of us.
Because it would require services to be rendered
BY said companies without adequate compensa-
ton.
Because it would require said companies to de-
mand eXtravagant compensation for services which
could be cheaply rendered, whereby they would
lose business, which would otherwise be adTan.
tageOus to them.
Because it would prevent said companies from
aiding sad encouraging the development Of the
resources Of the country through which they may
pass, by making proper determinations and allow
ing proper drawbacks.
Because It would incite the States through
which the great eastern thoroughfares pass TO re.
taiate, and thus shut out our heavy products from
the eastern market, unless they should be sold at
greatly reduced prices.
Because it would be & direct violation Of the
laws Of traffic. and an impOlitic interference wi b
the privilege of those companies 70 control their
their own property and business Arrangements
And lastly, because It would tend to DESTROY the
little remaining confidence that is now felt in Rail-
road Investments, and hasten the ruin which seems
about to fall on many Of them.
Signed by
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IE-BRANpeEFH's PILLs vs. sARsArARILLl.-

% BRAEDRETH's Pills VS.. sARsAPARTLLA-
ons rweni.avc Cent Box Of BandrothE Pills s warrant
"a 70 confirm pure Sasapaa than any dollar bottle
Of SsFsaparlla. an who using sarsapara lei them
ny Brandrohs pills, and take each night Thseisc
viii Be found superior to the bottled article box Of the
lIsR ADDITION PT.Ls wnnntod equal % two dollar
bstte1 Of Sarsspala. Try Of these Pills, whose main
active ingredeu s alkalod oi Ssrapara. Take one pin
every hird cay who using the Saaparlia orany
oAsF Ftouie remedies. Drop All these or thirty DAYS and
use these ps In the place thereof dung taai tine The
cut win he fiy cents dthor Wogha thousand dolors.
Principal once. Ne lsl Cunal -, New York. Sold By
A. Gardiner, No 40 Superior street. Cleveland and BY
J. B. Wheeaon, uadson and All respectable dealers in
medicines fal24dAw
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INPORTANT 30 FENALEs.


DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
HHE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
i DIENTs in these Pills the result Of long and
extensive praecs They mild in their operation, and
certain correc ell Irregularities Painful MenstruA-
stions removing all Instructions, whether from cold
Otkeriss headaehs pain the se palpitation the
heart uhies al nervous afsctons hystslics fatigue
pain the back and hm5a &c, disturbed sleep which
arse rom interruption Of nature
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the commsncsmeut Of in the treatment Of
thoss irregularities and obstrucons which have consigned
many thousands Of the young the beautiful and the be-
oTsd to Premature GraTe. No female enjoy good
eh unless shs is regular and whenever obstruction
fakesp place the general health begins to decline.
DIR. CHEEsEMAN'S PILLS
the most ofeotual remedy known for all COM
planls peculiar Fsaes To all classes they inva
unhe indscag, nth certainty periodical regularity. They
known to Thousands Whs have used them difersn
Dsods throughout the country having the sanction some
Of the most silsf phgsansfa in Ameroa Ezpeft diree-
oal sag sbsn, and ehsa ep should not Be ussd with
each Boz-ths Pios oas Dollar each bo= containing 20
PiHS.
valuable patnnhetto be had free OF the Agents pills
eat 5y mall promptly. By enclosing price General
Agent. Sold b Druggists generally.
b. b. HUTCHINGS, General Agent,
165 C5ambsrs St.. New York,
Sold in Cleveland At VIM. FiSk'S and GaloTd Ham
ron1is. dec7eJWd&w:R10
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-12

MO2E Or - Oil has been discovered in Mead
vile Pa, and a company has been formed to bore
in that locality.
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EB' The American Express has favored US with
Cincinnati papers in advance Of the mail.
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sUNBuRY EEIE.-Ths Warren Ledger says bhat
"the mail is not now carried on the suubury and
Erie. The Company have carried the mail for
three or four months Witho compensation, and
the Departmentrefuses to make q contract for the
transportation of the mail from Erie to this place
Interesting.
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NEW RAILROAD sHoPs.-The Pennsylvania Rail-
road Company are to establish extensive Railroad
shops at Harrisburgh, The plans and specifca-
tiOns have been prepared, and their construction
win shortly be commenced. One of the buildings
viii be three hundred feet in circumference and
calculated, to hold eighty-ave locomotives. When
completed the shops viii give employment to
about one thousand men.
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FREEMAN & KELLOGG

A RE EXHIBITING A VERY
"a extensive and excellent VARIETY OF choice DRESS
GOODS adapted TO the Early Spring WaAfs. So, as
Very Beautiful FoULARD SILKS,
plain and chiutz colors
Imperial Irish, SILK and Wool PoPLINs
the very best Goods imported.
OTTOMAN vELoURs, o. ORIENTAL ,YELyETs,,
Vs.y rich and stT .ish Goods.
Plaid Eugsnie TOLL DE VENICE.
uneaua4ed for comfort and durability
French and English VALENcIAs,
the best substitute for rich Silks
Medium and Light Colored Figured AIERINOS,
sOr Ladies and Children, TsTy rich.
All Wool MOUsLIN DE LANES,
OF ali Kinds of Cloths, ValOneias and silks.
Black Bo1IBAZINEs of every grade,
At lower prices than any other house
RAW SILKS in plaid and plain black.
DRESS GOODS for Misses and Children.
Of every grade, from Silks TO Calicos.
And all other descrp ions OF Dress GOOis Whichwe
selling at VERY SMALL PRICES. at
febls 2I7 SUPERIOR ST
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V. B. PALNER, the American Advertising Agent, N.
E.cOmer Fifth and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia, is
authorized to receive subscriptions aud advertisements
for this paper at lowest rates His receipts will
be regarded as payments.
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The CONCERT THIS EVENINo.-The concert Of
the Cleveland Musical Society this evening at the
MslOdeOn will be the finest of the course. The
programme has been arranged with great care and
taste, and the audience will doubtless agree with
us that it has never been surpassed in Cleveland
Musical Entertainments Under the careful and
skiltul training of Mr.. BEerly, to whom in great
measure the public are indebted for these concerts,
the Society has attained great proficiency in
musical performances, and each public exhibition
increases its reputation. This evening the pro
gTamme will commence with grand overture, to
be followed by quintette by Misses Harris and
Rider, and Messrs. Ingersol, Sharples and E. By
erly. A charming Mazourka by the Orchestra
follows this, and precedes aballad-Kathleen Ma
vOurneen-by Miss Mary J. Hale. The duett by
Messrs Leland and Sergeant closes part first. Part
second includes a trio on Piano, Violin and Cello
by the Cole brothers and Mr.. Mann; the CaVatina,
"A Mei Preighi," by Miss Nellie Harris; Cavatina,
"Di Sua Voice." by Mr. Holbrook; q Gallop and
closing overture by the Orchestra. If this pro-
gramme viii not be sufficiently attractive, pray
what would! An early attendance viii be neces-
Sary to secure seats.
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WIGS! WIGSl WIGS
PORTABLE Gas WORKs.

AEAL OAD1nClON MI AIlL L NM
Il PARED % contract for building GAS WORKS for
PRIV 10 houses, ssmnariss and public buildings in this
city any pornan Of Nuithern Ohlo We have the
nOsi aDoro ID sPpalatus pow ia succeasfu 10 hun
drds OF pnT1e dwellings, 10 tbs Easteru States This
uaraIaE H simple compact, PERFECTLY safe adapted for
81 her R or Coal and can be managed by any person Of
ordfnary capacity.
fa76g bad eight years eSper ence in the Gas Fit ng
huTnees Cleveland, clam kuoWledge this sub
oc Whicn vii enable 70 auporend lhe erection q such
works and We are willing IN svorT instance - guaIanise
sr6rfhsr Z informstion Apply personally letter to
FOGG EN5WORrH \ CO,
uorlG Coz. Superior and Seneca tts.
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~ Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, Castors, Napkin Rings, Labels, &C., &c
A very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FOee, ELLSWORTH & Co.'S,
nctl Cor Snnarinr and Ssnaca sta
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TIE sTocK MoYEmRNT.-A train Of cattle and
other cars, fifty in number, efs Windsor for the
East on the Great Western (Canada) road, for
Suspension Bridge and Buffalo, drawn by two i'm
mense English locomotives The train win arrive
q the Suspension Bridge this morning ct 10 o'clock
The irelght amounts TO eighteen hundred and thir.
ty-five dollars
The passenger travel has increased wonderfully
within week. There were more passengers from
The trains Of the Great Western which arrived last
night, than there has been for six months.-De-
trolt Advertiser eth.
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sprtial Notices.
rnE uSE or
DR.. J. HosTErTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH
BTTTEVQ

Dor dyspopus ha'ulunce, hoavness Of the stomach or
any ohsr IKE affection, Is usoond to none In Anoriea OF
abroad 10 be aas to state e0n6den that the Bse are
certain for the dyspepsia and he diseases Is to the
pFopueior source Of unalloyod pleasure Il removes all
morbid matter from the stomach, ruraos the blood, I'M
parI renewed vitality 70 the nervous system, giving il thst
tone and ouerr udponhlo 10 the restoration Of health
The numerous Acknowledgements Of It's superior excellence
snd houuscsnt results have sEurod the propsoru that
cannot hui prove crest TO ths afflicted, and impa
Vitality thrnughout the system
For sale BY DrugEiEt and dealers generally everywhere
b Holisttsr smih Soll PT0prstori. 5s Water and
ss Front sirosis. Piitshunh. marIlw
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PLAIN AND oRNAMTNTAL PRINTING.

~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at the Printing EsAblsamsnt Of the LEADRR Office
on the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses in the
best style, short notice. and At reasonable rates Par
ticular attention paid TO Blank Work. Every description
Of Binding done especially Rlauk Books, Lodze Journals
Salss Books. RseeivinE BookI &C &c
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-12

RAILwAY PIcToRIAL.-We understand the pub
licatiOn of pictorial description of the Grand
Trunk Railway is contemplated, under the aus pi.
ces Of the Company. 1t will comprise a brief &C.
count Of the principal cities, towns and villages,
on the route, their population products. manufac-
lures, commerce, &C., &c. We hope the work viii
be brought out as it cannot fail to be one of decided
value and interest to the public.
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DEATH OF Mr.. FosTER.-The employees of
the Pennsylvania Railroad metat Altoona on We'd
nesday evening last and passed resolutions express
ing their sorrow at the death of Mr. W. B. Foster,
late Vice President of that Road The meeting
was largely attended.
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NoRTON,s OINTmRNT,

sALT-RHEUM AND sCRoFULA;
Pennsnenty cures sealdhosd Ringworms and all itching
Erupti9ns " ths Skin.
Ths Ointment psnetrates to the blsis of the disease
Foss TO its very soufcesnd fm the flesh beneath
% the ska the suffice Sold in large glass boxes price
50 cents
Prepared BY GERETT Morton. ProUrietor, New York
Dep0. at PESFoLD. PARKER 4 MowERs No. Is Beck
msn street
sold bv STRONG & ARMSTRONG feb2s
d. McCnNTocK's CoID AND COUeH MIX
TuRE-Anong tbs cold and cough "Temsdies that flood
the market this alone stands the solid basis Of true
medical science Dr. AIeClHtock stands in the fore from
Il the profession He stakes his reputation what he Of
fsgs to the sick as genuine curative. Never has th
preparation falaifed his guaranty. Price 25 cents.
Sold BY WIN. FIslIE, and By STRONG ARM
STRONG Cleveland feb2s
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Y.M. A.-AHl persons having in their pos.
session books belonging to the library of the Y
NJ C. A, are requested to return the same on OF
before the 18th Of the present month. A fine Of
ten cents per day win be assessed upon Al
books retained after that date
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

1sss L;l5re advertisement Of Dr. sanford's Liver
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BY TELEGRAPH,

Reported b the Union TeieEraDh,
OFFICE WAatNs's BLOCK, CORNER OF BAAK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
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NORRIS, SHEFFIELD 4 CO. PropIietors,
Succe8 orstc H. i. Brown Co


Read The following recommend tOns and references.
kindly urnished foT publication BY those who have worn
these Wbis examined aud sold them which from the ma
ny hatsrng communications have and are reclV-
ing daily Is deemed sufficient for the present;
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@ HoLLoWAT's Puts AND oIETAENT.-The
EriEs Life. Ponce de Leoa and his companoas sought
the tabled Of reuyeneseenco amid the
grange groves AM hoWey meadE Of Florida II len
r Holloway aisooveTthe true andoa coughs, colds
asthma, ssroua leg ulcers, burns, scal1s &c,, in his
uiniraAs remedies q Pills and OinmsnI, which have been
asonhiHg the world for upwards Of 6ny years. BY their
n-velout cures in every type Of disease.
~ sold BY an d ogErts at sc, &C. and 81 per boz or
pot mari
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CLOTHS, CASsIMRRRS AND VRSFINGs.

FREEMAN & KELLOGG OFFER
\ full assortment Of the VERY BEST GOODS IN
this ne and can convince any who viii call Of the
Great Economy OF buying the MATERIAL nAtead Of buying
Clothing ready made. Give a call At
fsbl6 2l7 SUFERIoRSr.
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y For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
sd Smut. 20 to 3 G. Diefz III Snnarinr.st.
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DR. Jas. McCLSrooK's PEorORAL sYRUP-
In the seemingly hopeless a. ell the earlier stages
chronic lung complaints aten the ooughug siness1ant
the throat vii mucus the chest sunk, the lungs
sore and the strength gone, this soothing ranquiizng
counterirritant and restorative will from mpend-
ing death.
Price SIo0. Sold by wa. FISKE, and by STRONG &
ARMSTRONG, Clegelsnl. feb2s
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Mes IA NoRRIs SHETFIELD Co We, the Hndersgn-
ed, having worn BRowNs CELEBRATEp HYelEAio S0s-
PENsioN w aisr for last few mouths take great p
ure recommending Il 20 the attention o. every luy
sdmrslv ndaped 10 the sGfs c0lUelieloe, fe1ny lnl
KsoIH of the vTearsr Furthermore, know y alEgys
rses md in many instances effects radical cure e ts
r-,,v,,s -s7sss caused b. tight aei9E. We nepe y
80 n come into general use for We are iul :.
Wbat eyery lady who values comfort ana hsai.h soue
have; and advise every enc 70 pleA-1' a. ~ " -
/ afsure them they VIII neF rfgret r.
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N. II. S sOLO MONSOON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC oPucLAN.
ssps the largest assortment Of the hpprOy ed kinds
Of SPECrACLES- An his Glasses whether for
far sighted are ground under his inspection, by ma
chinery construction, with the greatest care
ss suit the eyes in all oas eurg Weakness. Dizziness
OF IuasmmAtiOn Of the Eyos and imparng strength 70
long reading OF fne sewing.
TN. H. soIoMoNsoN woIld here inform the public
that he never employs any hs sale Of his Lenses
eE- Also-A splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, COMPASSEs, &C kept on hand.
~ ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain as per-
feet as na 'ural
NO 81 SUPERIOR STREET
fsbl7 Near Foggs Croekery Store.
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The Restorative is put up in bottles Of three sizsS W.
Lalge medium and small; the smaE holds y pnt ana
rets Tor one dollar per bottle ia medium holds sg
twenty PER cent more IN proPoT5 t the snail I6tI is
for two dollars per bUttle he large holds gua 40 al
eeat more IN proportion, and rsas for thrss dollars -
bottle.
O.J. WOOD CO ,Propristufs, No ~ Br1adHsg
York, and No. ia MarE0t strset, St Louis, No.
And sold bv all DTuEsists nnd Fansv ooods DsainE..
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mart 274 Lib. Com. of the Y.M.CA.
MEDICAL EEEcTRIcITY.-Dr. Gibson is the only
scientific and successful Electrician in the city Of
Cleveland and is the only one in possession Of
aa.tering testimonials from the most eminent Pro.
essors of Electricity in the United States in refer
ence to professional skill in the use of ElectrictE
as 3 curative agent; and the only one who treats
Liver Complaint, Rheumatism, Paralysis, Disease
of the Brain and other Chronic Diseaaes with uni
form success. He will pay s 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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HAIR DYEl HAIR DYElI dAR DYE
Wm. 4. Bachelors Hair Dye!

=
The OnlV harmless and Feltabis Dye kl01eR.
The Origuai and best in the world
All aners limitations and should be avoided
ca wish 70 slcsDo udicule.
GRAF. RED on RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly TO a
bsaufal and natural Brown Black. Ehgui the least
nlury to Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
EIrdsd to m. A. Bachelor lsss and 5000
appcfious have made Hair Of his patrons Of
Ais famous Dyes.
WI A. BATCHELoR'S HAIR DYE produces a o0lsI
hst to be Distinguished from nature. and is WARRANTED
not ure in the least however long may continued
and III effect Of Bad Dyes rsmsdicd; the Hair nVgOr
ased for life bythis Splendid Dye.
Made. sold applied In private rOOmsJ 1t the Wig
Faciory, No E3 Broadway, N. y.
Sold IN all cities and toWns the United States b. DRUG
TistI and Fancy Goods Dealess.
g Ihe genuine has ths and address upon steel
Slate ensTlEinE On four sides Of each Box, Of
WI. 4. BACHELOR,
No q - y