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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10

MUNIFIcENT NEw YEAR's GTT.-JOHN s
GEORGE, Esq, lawyer, Of IrontOn, Ohio, on the
frat day of January Of this year, gave to the Sab
bath Schools Of that place, Five Hundred Dollars,
for the benefit Of their Libraries, as a New Years
Gih This is the man whom the irOntOn Regis
ter abused 80 last fall for signing call with 9TH
ers, for the Hon. JOSHUA r. GIDDNGs to address
q publie meeting In that town,
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
TtEspAg m0RNINa, IAN. Do. Isoo.
TRAYELRR,s REaIsTEK.
NRW ADVERTisRmRNTs

Phniors' Fosilvai.-See Amnsemonts
John e. Strong-wheeleF = wilssu's Sowing Machine.
RottboFg Hausmann-- Great Bargains.
Library A,sociaiiur-Lecture by Horace 6rosley
Hawks 3 RIo-T, ibuRe Almanac
J. ~ HoWor-Produoo Commission MOrchmt.
\. !. Baldwin h Co.-BaTgAinS Ter tho People.
Physiological Rosoarohes--STseisi NOlioe.
Holloway Pilla-spseiai Notice.
Iloslotier's Bulers-spoulai Notro.
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P101i WA1HIYGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8.
o,e of the bills introduced By Senator Da-
Wis to-d-v' authorizes the Secretary Of War to
issue to any state OF Territory, on application
of the government thereof such arms as may
49, them bv fabrieatiOri be deposited, and pro-
poses to restore the military supeEihtendenee Of
tba armories
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BoARD OF EDUcATIoN.-Regular meeting held
last night. Present-Messrs. TbOme, Maynard,
Stanley, Vaughn, Hayes, Pratt FOgg. d
G. s. Porter, Esq presented for the oOnsidera-
tIon Of the Board plans and estimates for the new
High School to be erected on the corner of State,
Clinton and Ann streets, West Side. Tho plan
submitted provides for building "a BY 50 feet in
size, and "A in hight estimated ct 81, ,OOO. The
plans were referred to a Committee consisting Of
Mesrs. ThOme, Rhodes, and Stanley. Il was
doomed inSzpsdient to cancel the agreement with
Prot Ruger, to teach the languages upon the
West Side, IS be desires. Mr.. Case, the teacher
Of the Evening Schools, made = Communication
which was referred to Msssrs. FOgg, BrHdburn and
Rhodes. Adjourned.
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OVERLAND MAIL.

MALLoY's STATION, Jan. 9Th
The overland mail with dates to the Oh ult
reached here to-day. LITE
The Executive Committee appointed by the
Railroad Convention, met at San Francisco and
took preliminary action for the organization Of q
cor1uilnv "a bnild a road n Sfocirtnn
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George Thompson was up for being drunk.
He was decidedly seedy in appearance, but
claimed that be wasn't "heavy drunk. /" only a
little tight he was let OF with 81 and COSTS Ii
being his first ofense.
Martha Myers, alias Mrs. McFarrell, was ar
raignsd for drunkenness. She claimed that she
was standing by when Thompson was introduced
to tho watch-house, and Veniuringa remark upon
the occasion was told to "shut up her mouth -
and was forced into the cells. Tho officer, how
ever, told a different story, and she was fined 50
sud costs.
Phillip Branch was up for drunkenness and dis
turbance He had gathered a crowd about him
and was harrsnguing them upon John Brown, Bar
per's Ferry, SC. As his speech was TOO loud and
unpleasant for the taste Of the neighbOrs be was
taken to the watch house. but let OF on paying the
costs, he beng generally sober minded citizen.
DOCTOR GETS ROBBED.
A certain physician appeared as evidence
against Thomas and Maria Carl, who keep q sa-
loon and 'house" upon Pittsburgh street His
story Is that be came to this city from New York
State on Wednesday last. He had some business
to attend to, and during Wednesday and Thurs
day be was busy with that and kept sober. During
the time he took lis meals at the depot and
can't exactly recollect' where he slept at night.
Thursday night he thinks he stayed at Dutch
honse on Sc. Clair HILL and % Friday morning
made pilgrimage to 'Chicken smith's' the color
ed Individual, who has made himself frequently
conspicuous in Court records as the purlOiner Of
divers aud sundTy chickens for which be has a
remarkable prOelivity. Here, about noon, he first
saw Carl, and again near night he saw him
here again Carl invited, him to bis house to take
some supper and see his wife, The worthy Doc
tor consented TO go, much pleased at the prospect
Of forming desirable aequsintanoes in our city
The two went to Carl's place upon Ptttburgh St.
and had supper The Doctor then lay down while
Carl went out for few minutes. He subsequent
" came back riding horse which he tied in The
back yard As he entered the house his wife
blew out the light and Immediately the Doctor,
who was lying upon a settee, felt hand feeling
for his watch and then for his wallet. He jumped
up and told them to give up his watch and money
he would go. They replied that they did not know
anything about his property. He went out and
hunted up Officer Olell who went with him to the
house, but Carl and his wife had gone. One Of the
mans costs was found in the house. Officer Bur
lison afterwards arrested Carl and his wife on the
West Side and they were brought up yesterday
charged with stealing the Doctors watch, over
coat wallet and razor. After hearing Of the
case they were both bound over to the Grand Jury
on $500 bail EACH Carl has, We understand
already served out one term in the States Prison
and there is fair prospect of his trying it again.
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n A great amount Of a 'Oney can pc saVea D3
having old furs altered into ne fashiOns 'Us'sa.
Of paying high pricesiOr new fms E. Rufini l.,
Superior st., understands from his long experience
to make old fOrs most as good as new at small ex
pense. His stock of capes, mufs, cuffs, &c, is as
good as any in the city, all of his own msnuiac-
tRre, at lower prices than anywhere else and at
about half the price as the fuTs sold at auction
Rem, m,,mber ITS Superior ST., 3 doors above Bank.
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FROM JACKsON.

JACKSON, Mich Jan. 8.
Eight persons, among them several old resIenls
were arrested on Saturday, charged Win mAAlls
sud circulating counterfeit coin
A large quantity Of bogus money. tools, PLsss
and dies. were found in their possession Ondoepl-
edIy they are large operators and belong 70 an eA
fnuqiva dang .HfTH F. ..H.re. ENa
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IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE COMBINATION OF INGRhE

WHE COMBINATION OF INGRh}.
Il DENTS in these Pills are the result Of long
extensive praeuse Tey mild in their operation and
certain in eorTect 81 irregularities, Painful Nlenstrua
Ltions removing all distinctions whether fum cold or
oterse headache pain The sine, papitation the
heart, whites. ali Affections hystelies fatigue
paia the back and limbs, Sc, disturbed sleep which
urlso from iuerruntion OF nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
the commsnceI3eht Of in the treatment Of
those irregularities and obsiruciions which consigned
many thousands Of the young the besuul and the be-
owed 70 Premature Gave. No female can enjoy good
heath unless she is regular and vhenaEsr obstruction
takes place The gsneial health begins to decline.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
the ss0fuai remedy ever known for all com
paints peculiar Fnds, To all glasses they are inva-
as, rseiag. .tSk osrfasaiy periodical regularity They
are noEn thousanls who havs usod them dinersn
periods throughout the country, having the Ofsons
al the most sssHf pAysieaasia Aer1os EzVcf di7ec-
aoas safig bsa, end Shs they should not Be Hse5 with
each BOE-ths P,ios Gne Dollar boz eOafqiafng 20
FsHs.
valuable pamrh ct be had free Of The Agents Pills
eHf b. mall Proptg, By enclosing price the General
agent Sold ~ Druggists generally
X b HUfCHINo8,- General Agent,
Sold in Cleveland At VIM. FiEk's sndGHlord ) Ham
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Mr. Hamilton voted for NJ. WlnsloW Messrs.
Florence, Miller and HindmaD, who were absent
at the call Of the House, subsequently appeared
and voted. Mr. Leach Of n. G. voted for Mr.. Gil
mer but said when his vote was necessary to elect
q good conservative Democrat It should lot be
wanted. II his friends Of the Southern opposition
had on Saturday voted fog that gentleman he could
have been elected.
Mr.. Scott said be got out Of sick bed 70 vote
for Mr.. Hamilton, not knowing that he had been
paired of with Mr.. POtte.
The House again proceeded to ole with the fol-
lowing result Whole number Of votes 2l9ADe
cessary to q choice ll0-ShermaR los, Hamilton
95 Ghn er 10. Reynolds 4, scattering 4. Another
ballot resulted as follows: -sr
Whole numbe. Of votes 2l9-uecessary 10
3 choice no; Sherman los, Hamilton So, Gil
mer lS Reynolds 3, Hickman 2, scattering 3.
Messrs. Adrian Clark Of New York and Riggs
voted for Mr.. Reynolds, and Messrs. Carter and
Haskin voted for Mr., Hickman.
Adjourned
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE q HAIR DYI
Wm. A. BatheIOF's Hair Dye!

The only harmless and reliable Dye kaOi5R.
me Onguai and best IN the Worldi
All sthars mutations and should be avoided
sou wish 20 escape udicule. ~
GRAY, RED OK RUSTY HAIR Dyed Instantly to
lboautRl and natusa Brown Black without the least
InJuTy 70 Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEE MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
vza1dsd to A Bsieholsr since lsso uRd over $4,000
apcatiOns have been made the Hair Of his psirons
Ais fmous Dyes
Wa A. BATCHELoRS IfAIR DYE produces q color
to De Distinguished from nature. and Is WARRAETED
aot 70 iUure in the least however long may continued
and ts III elect Of Bad Dyes remeied; the Hair nggor
utad fII lis bythis Spleudid Dye.
En1taTy, 40 Ei3 Broadway, N u
riEis and funcy Goods Dealess
~ The genuine has the and nddres1 uuon rfasf
blate engraving on four sides Of each Box, Of
WI. a. BATCHELOD
IEnII No q. ln...--.r
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FRoM LRAVENwOnTH.

LEAvEHWOkfhS n. IL Jan. .
Two fires yesterday Destroyed property valued
al s65 600; insured for $4,000.
the Territorial Legislature yesterday passed q
resoIution adjouTning from Leccmptou 10 LaWrence
,-bicb vas vetoed by the Governor.
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FROnI PHIL.ADRLPHIA.

.ae PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9.
ThemsFchants are much annoyed By the fail
urs Of the Southern mails. Mails Of the 9Th from
New Orleans are new due.
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Mr.. Wm. Sawyer and bis wife were found dead
n their bed yesterday morning at their residence,
Haverhill, Mass. Their death was caused BY the
coal gas eseaping fiom the fus. Mr.. Sawyer was
of the firm of Messrs. Cheney, AYerill & Co., BzN
preasmen Of this city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10

FREIGRT ON THE C, d T. ROAD The Toledo
Blade says that over 1000 tons of freight were sent
eastward over this road frOm that city one day last
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
q Plain uad Ornamental Printing Of Every description
done at tho Printing Establishment Of the LEADRR ocU
the latest improved and apd Steam Presses the
bost STYLE short notice aud reasonable rates Par
ticalsr stleuton paid Blank Work. Evsy dessrip
Of Binding DONE especially Rsuk Books Lsdgers Journals
Sales Books Receiving Books &C &c.
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CONFIDENCE GAAE.-A confidence game was
played upon Mr.. Geo. Schneider, jewelsr, Of Pearl
street, West Side, on Friday last, by whhah the
cOnfdsnOe man possessed himself Of silver hunt
ing watch and gold chain, valued together at 500.
The man presented letter from "Robsrt FautOn,
Of PAinesVle, for the goods, and calling for theU.
afIsr banking hours, presented q check on the
Merchants Bank for the amount the check b eing
in due form and apparently perfectly good and
signed By James 3. Townsend. On presenting il
however, at the Bank on Saturday morning it W as
found to be worthless. similar attempt wa :
made upon Mr.. Goodman, isEslsr, but failed, Nh
Goodman having an eye out for Suspicious cha
raetsrs and oiroumstanoes. No trace Of the watch
or the BEindler has been found.
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REcovERY Q. STOLEN FROPERTf'--Vh tne
9th Of December 'Alu4De "oi L0De was s'O'v.
from the bOuso of Mr.. 3sorge +, sml'n on Eucnu
street. Many other robes Na'e Deen s.Oei i-s,'
and the Police have been on anS "Hlon iOi 'u0
perpetrators. Yesterday John 81,
who lives on Second street, was alre N' I'm VIZ
robe having been found upon his bed. ,,,r ~ -
taken to the County Jail last night, and IN
examined tomorrow morning. His arrest !,
probably lead to the discovery Of part at least
the other missing robes.
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FHR GREAT VITAL RRGENERIF0R,
TRTRSRETAR.

DROTECTED BY ROYAL Letters
Il Patent from ENULAND, and secured ~ the Seat
& the ECOLE DE PHARAIAClE DE PARIS an he
lAPERlAL COLLEGE Oh MEDICINE, VIENNA.
No. l-InTaluabe for ReiaIation SpeImatDmhaa, ana
PhFsjcal Exhaustion, and is q tonic
No 2COmpleely eraicates all traces Of husa diseases
Shat have been hhortO treated BY the nauseOus and
t;ions use Of e0palVa and eubehs.
No , Has entirely supplante the injurious OF sr
cary harsby msuTns TO the sufferer speedy relief dspes
ng al the impurities and ing Out eVenO Of disease
TkAABBhAR, N0s ], and 5, are prepared N the form
Of lozengs, devoid Of taste SMELL and Be esTIfa
ntn sEPARATE DOSES as admmist led BY Valpoau Lake
m, R0uK, ReOTd, &C. SC Price, 81 each, fear
In for 50, which So and IN 81 Whereby
there is saFag nf 50 To bs had, wholesale and retail
Of DR. BARROW, l57 Prince street, New York. lmmsd :
ately receiving remtance Dr. Barrow viii ioi ward
the rRIE IN r 10 part Of the world, securely
picked, and addressed according TO the instructions Of the
RnteF.
For sale BY GAYLORD HAMMOND
and WILLIAM TlSKE
decs dsv " 50 Ees1fs ClsStlar d
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THE CONCERT To-NIeHT.-The new Music
Hall Of Prof. A. Byron Chase, will be opened TO-
night with the Concert that was postponed fIom
Saturday night last. The choir Of singers CON-
prises many very sxoellont voices and some of the
chOruses are grand and inspiring. Mr.. Chase has
made hearty efforts towards giving the citizens a
pleasant Concert, und all who attend will have
good cause to enjoy it, Mr.. Banning, very fine
plsTer, will preside at the piano.
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''HIeH LIFE BELOW sTAIRs."- We have been
shown spIendidIy embossed card, issued at New
Orleans, and wOrded as follows: "GrsDd Fancy
Dress Ball, to be given by Barney Clark, on Sat-
Bub sett. No lady admitted unless accompanied
By gentleman"
The individual, who sent il to relative in this
city, says Barney Clark is a slave, and gives the
ball with the full permission Of his master. 1t is
Of course exclusively for negroes Il Is sanctioned
by the Mayor also. Such doings aEe of frequent
occurrence here"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-01-10

PLuHBINe.-For all descriptions OF pll'nI -H
work and water fixtures, there is no better place
IA the city than of B. P. Bower, successor to :.
3. Barnes Co, Atwater Block Mr.. Bower A
prepared with boice and well selected stock gooa
workmen and p'lenty of them to prOmPy and
punc;uaIly execute all orders, large OF small
The numerous samp les of bis work which have
been done throughout the city for many OF cur cit
izens are their own adv, ,T-tisement,
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

| Egsee advertisement of DR.. sanfOrd's Liver
'Vigorator.
@-FOr the best qualities of segars, Tobacco
q, go to G. Dietz III Superior st.
Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
- - c., =, Napkin Rings. Labels, &c, &c.
i''7 A''o' y. and all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, canbe "vnu . .c
GO G., 7erior and Seneca SITS.
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HoLLowAY's Plus AND OINTMENT -sprains'
Dslocaaioas Hc--Reither opoddldoo lnimen nsr iany
ahsr embrocaoa can equal the saescy which eharaotr-
res these essential vegetable extracts in tho cuTo 4 oon'u
sons stlains sprans woun bruises, disocaiioas, 40
They are ansQ1Aed for asEinng Paa, reducing ceain-
fammutioa and promoting iuDd cure.
~ sld hy all Dsucrss at 2Se G2c and 81 per box or
:. ianl0
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IxsIRUMENTs REcORDED IN ls59.-Mr. Pack
ard, The efficient Recorder, furnishes the following
statistics OF business in his office during the year
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ns- Neuralgia, Fits, st. Va pInSs, array
ss, spinal complaint, general or 00Sl oeDni'y' =,
nervous prOstratOn, are cured by Dr' u'O'On
new electrical treatment without dif uOsity. - -
nsvsr fails. and may Justly be regarded " : s sPs
ci6c. Ofice No. III OntariO street, few NOOiS
g.. fhn puhtic SouaFe.
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bS7- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, j. S. Matsons aud Olmsted's news depots
At news depOts at Weddell and Angler Hotels, and
es Ouinlanis IFS Ontario Street.
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported By the Union Telegraph,
oFE2k, "ARING's BLOCK, CORNER OF BANK AND
sT. CLAIR STREETS.
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It would hardly do for any one nova days
70 the emsfity suenon The Eoollenoe y Dt,
HOgrETrFR's cELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERs.
for all diseases Of the a. In essoa of dyrpepsab
y Woaknsss tyoocs dysonieTy and general dorango
ont Of the dgcgi organs, their many virtues have long
SINCE BEN made plsiny apparent They purge from the
system the ohd humoys which reiard their natural uno
ons which bring plonoss 20 the cheek and suffering
10 the hrow They halsh those ooss upon pleasure,
toru the system " high hUalth aud necessarily ToTe
vaunbio adunct q the digestive ia is all that
rs needed establish thtm in the confidence Il the great
est 81 sPtie.
Tor sale By DrugEisE and dealers generally eveTWheIs
na b Hestster Saith, Sola PTOpristors s. Water and
O. Frant strre,s Piitshursh. i.nlo lE
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That Professor Moods Hair Restorative
WILL PRRSRYE INFALLIRLY

w the gr0u5fi aRi color Of the hair. n usel
three times week, to imaginable Perfectly
store the gray, the bald with natures oun GEnaeut
the hair make il sofl and beAutml than any O
age Stats smen, Judges AttneYs D ctos- ClersyRent
Professional and 9euHm aad Ladies o ali cas6a
all the world. bear testimony thai do u9t toi
much IN its favor Read the following and ludge-
HIcHOET GROVE. 81 Charles Co, no. NoE. l9, 1851.
PROF D. NO0D-Dear sir. Some tiu.e AZ Summer
iuduced to Of your HHT RezturdlFs sad
is effects wonderful ieel It 0uI day q gOa and
the afflicted 70 ropOTtit
Our little sons head for tima had been perfectly
covered with Sores and SINE called II sca'o b. ad The
hair almost entirely o n consequence when ineLd
hi Suerngs, advised 10 Rsst0EaiiVe,
did wth Little hope Of success hut 70 our surp-Isa
and that Of all fenes lew applications removed
the disease entirely, and und uIuTant 81 haK
soon started out. and say that boz has
healthy Salp and luxuIiant Of hair 0htE
child. We can, the efre, and do hereby Teuend yoaT
Restorative perfect remedy for all diseases Of the
scalp and haiI. We are Your rosleclInllr.
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POLIcE COURr.-There win be no session Of the
Police Court this morning.
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DR. McCLISTOoE's Com AND CoVoH Mix
TuRRAmong the cold aud cough remedies" that aoOd
the MARKET this alone stands the solid basis Of true
medical science DR. McclutoeK stands n 'hs fore iron
i The profession He stakes bis reputation on what no Of
Eors the sick genuine curative. Never has 'hi
rrsuaratioa fslsiaed his guaranty Price Is CENTS
hola nv VIM, FISKE, Druggist,
l.sS-qI Cirvs'hud
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XXXVIth CONGREss--PIRsT SESSION.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 0.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

Acting and stage Alanhg geT..............M Mr.. DOW
Treasurer. A. JohNsok
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do v. 'HIiiie5loiiNaoTHAl!,

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PROF. WcOD-Dear Sir; NJ hair had. foi eral yeaB
hoea becoming aturey gray, accompane b halsh-
which rendered the Constant apprate of oil beees
slry in dressing it. When cOmmiLced your HAIR
Restorative abJut months o In a cantols
having cOnt uod its till within the hroa last weeks
has turned its natural color and assumed soft
and usre geaytO be Yrsforsf totkcsa peueet b tAs
application Of Of other have eTer ueed
ITeear Indispensable afc8 for eVsTy ladies' iOef
whether be used Hair RostorEtIVaar tor E4o
purpose dressing boauiiyn the hair. Hu have poT
performing All thai Is claimed for T. = s~,,ro,r1s
| Cincinnati o Feb. 10 1881. Us Third q
PROF WOOD-Dear Sir. yihs advice Of mend Of
niue who had been using your Hair hestofatye was
induced t. haA the fever sone tle 1gt nay, and
noarly every nairu head cut. Now halr has
come IN crest deal thc ke than 6geritWts Nothng bHE
duty sYmpafhY that f. 70 communicates to other1
who are acted have bee would induca 70 g1Fs
this public acku0Wiegem Of the benetl have TeogFst
iron Prof Woods li1r Restorative
. Nsaa|Na l. n. TkH0D7
The Restorative is put up hottlsa q three sIzes
Lalge medium and small; the small holds = pnt,
rstas usllar per bottle; the medium holds t least
twenty cent in proporon than the snail res a
for d0lars per bottle: he large holds quart % e
IN proportion and rslais iof thfee dollars 20
o J. WOOD co ,PTOpdstOEs, No ~ Rr0aissaE. n
York and No. "a Market stIeettSt LOus. No.
And sold hT All DTuEgists and BuncF Goods neales.
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DNNAA , LA1TILN1a EHNIF V1a'- " 9IIl7 ~
children Il daloised Tag the f0undaono fataldis
eases One this really pleasant liquid viii destroy
and bring them away. It's operation thorough The COM
plant rrsly Every constituent Of the Vermfage
svsEeiabls sna harmless It gives No pain.
Price 2s cents. Sold bg wa. EIsKE.
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rseo advertisement Of Dr., sanrOpd's Liver