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10 YOU WANT WHISKERS2
DO YOU WANT WHIsKERsf
DO YOU WANT A MUsTACHBi
DO YOU WANT A MUsTAOME7
BEL LIN GHAM'S

STIM U L A TING 0NGUENT
FOR THE WHISPERS AND HAIR
The subscribers take pleasure in announcing to
the citizens OF the United States, that they have OBJ
tained the Agency tor, aud -uGblBd 70 offer
to the American public the above justly celebrated
and world renowned article. ~ ~ .
THE STIMULATING ONgUENT
is prepared BY DR.. q. p. BELLINGHAM, an eminent
physi ian Of London, and is warranted to bring out
= thick set of
WHISPERS OR MUSFACHE
in from three to six weeks This article is the only
one OF the kind used by the French, and in London
and in Paris il is in universal use
IL Is beautiful economical, soothing, yet stimu-
latlng compound, acting as If BY magic upon the
roofs, causing beautiful growth Of luxuriant hair
ii applied 10 the scalp IL will cure BA L ESS and
cause 70 spring up in place of the bald spots fine
growth Of hsir Applied according to directions it
VIII turn BED or tOWy hair DARK and restore gray
hair 10 ita original color le-Vingit soft smooth and
flexible. The "ONGC EMIT q an indis pensable ar
tice IN every tientieman toilet, anu after weeks
use IN would not for any consideration be without
It. Ihe subscribers are the only Agents for The ar
be addressed
Price-qne Dollar Box For sale by all Drug
glsts and Dealers; box of the ''OnRuent'i war
ranted TO have the desired effect will be sent any
no desire u, By mail (drect) securely packed, on
receipt ol price and postage SllS. Apply to or ad.
dress HORACEL. HEGEMAE 4 Co
feb2I:349dAw "a YiiiigmS ~ N 2.
10 For sale by E. A. Palmer, Druggist, corner Of
Prospect and Erie Streets and StronF 4 A Arusfrouq y
Cleveland, Ohio
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hereby certify that 4 baYo been dealing m the
Graieuberg bsdicines Tor the past year and can t-
II say that have never ohersdany medicines to the
rnllic that have met win the decided appreciation
fhs people like these, particularly the Pills and
Catholioon. Tt0y will perform AL and more thani1
promised for them. have sold about my bottles
df ne gathoicon the past year and hear the belf
rosuit8 in every case. J. 4. y. JOHNSON,
March !, 1871. Medical Agent.
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--tr'rs aEe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

~ Prot Woods Restorative Cordial and Blood
Ren0vatsr is WithouE doabt, the best tonic Cordial
in the world. To those no suffering from Sen
eFal DesitY, would recommend rs use, for it Is
pleasant TO the taste is thening to the system
anu viii once tend 20 remove all Of the
blood, and eradicate all traces Of disease IL can be
taken BY the weakest stoIua h, while those IN good
are content that amer using one bOlle 0f this Cor
dial none viii b TOR day WiihOutIt-fN. T.Leader
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There Is Nothing ils Eguali

There Is Nothing ia' Eqlasi
Also, &.
LIVER DERAEGEMENTs AND TRFPTDTFY
~, AND LIVER COMPLAINTS, DISEASES
OF THE KIDNEY, ANY GENERAL DERANCF-
hENF OF THE URINARY ORGANS.
Il will not only cure the debility following UHILLs
and FEyER, but prevent all attack arising from
nlasnlatlc influences and cure the disease at once II
already attacked. ~
TRAVELLERS should have bottle with them,
as u viii i9taliby prevent any delsterous oonss-
3 aaenees following upon the change Of climate or
As it prevents cOstIyeness, strengthens the dges-
OF sedentary habits.
else @ sR0ad aaay 1S SPSs:i2m'd GsS & 70 much outdoor '
MOTHERS should use it, for it is perfect relief;
taken mouth or two before the final trial. she will
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0. J. WOOD, Proprietor, No. IA BroadRay, New
York, and No. ia Market street, st. Louis No, and
sold BY all good druggists. Price SloO per Bottle.
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Cpai eli and camps.


OOMETHING NEW Ill HAVE
~ just r0eoiyed supply Of thu newly invented
Patent Lever la<cslIsor goal OIL Burner GIL ana
see then. s. S. BARHIE,
mar3 ll1 lf2 Superior atlcei-
r Am NOW SELLING COAL OIL
hAMPS dt less than Auction prlre.. 4ley are
~ 5. BARRlE,
m.rl 142 srperi0r street.
GOAL AND CARBON OILS-Ar
= - --liuesd pricel- / have the common ar
- ~ s61as thai 10 one else IL re q . scer1.
! --.,-e 1E superior streat.
IRYERLY = Co.
COAL OIL WORKS.
lTain s6st West Side near Old Exehang
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

- Pure, Healthy Tonic, and one free from the
deleterou8 and furious effects follow those
IN ordinary use, has long been felt 70 be desiders
tum in the medical world. Such tonic, and cue
skilfuily combined from the-vegetahe kingdom as
to act in perfect accordance with the laws Of nature
and thus EOothe the WeGkest stomach, and 1t the
same time allay nervous and Other Irritations, and
tone up all the organs Of which the human body is
composed, is offered IN Prof. WOODS RestoIatiFe
Cordial and Blood keuoFator Hence it Is perfectly
adapted 70 old and young Reader try it. Thousands
have already done 90, and the testimony Is universal
IN It's EToT.-theW York Atlas.
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REsTORATIYE CoRp1AL. J.
AND
BLOOD REN0HAT0R.

Is precisely what its mama indicates, for While
pleasant to the taste, it is revfTiying, exharatnq
and strengthening to fhe vital powers. Il also re-
Vivines, geinstates and reneWs the blood in an 4.
original purity and thus restores and renders the
system inyulnerabie to attacks ofdisease Itist the
only preparation ever offered to The world in pop
ulAf iorm 50 as to be within the reach Of all.
So chemically and sksdlully combined as to be the
most powerful tonic and yet 60 perfectly adopted as
70 act IN perfect accordance with the laws Of nafs
and hence sootbe the weakest stomach and tone IN
the digestive organs aud alay all nervous and other
irritation 1t Is also perfectly exhilaratfnR in its
eee'si and yet 1t is never followed by Iasstude or
oppression OF spirits. II is composed entirely of
vegetables, and those thoroughly combining pogr,r
ful tonic and soothing properties, and consequently
can never injure. As sure preventive and cure Of
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TRUsSES. 1s3.G
ts55E ssPPt kind Of Trussss, wM r,s51r
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There is no mistake about it
THE CORDIAL Is ALL Wa CLAIM FOR TT
MOTHERS, TRY It'll
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BB-Read what DR.. Bushnell says 81 the Grafsn.
berg Medicines. DR.. b. iB physician OF extensiVe
practice, aud OF the most successful In the coun
" f7sruIn BULL in rIhich be resides
''fhis certffel that have used tho Graieabsrg's 8
PILLS and MeTshalfs Catholieon, sold here - n 81
Johnson, 81 my practice. They are good medicina1
Sold By Draggi8tg and AedioiRe DeaisrB THROUGH
out the country. -FOr Medicines or AgencisS, ~.
drsssl fd-- a. b. B. KINGSLEY, CieVeIsnd.
81 iAnsd&g General Agent for Ohio.
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LADIES not accustomed to much outdoor szsr-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

An Of the Gr9aenberg Medicines srO for
sale BY .e1
oHUROHILL &BROTHEB, Qrugsistss
30 ri.s- 3. Wsao0f Ontario q. = Rupho Squllo
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ug-The ina Of man yield like magic to tAe

y INC lIIa O MN y Ielu IIAu nllBIc . Ile
great powers ofthe Pain Killer.
KISsMAN, o., May 80, 1859.
J. n. HARRIS CO., GENIs: 1 have for a fsw
months past used Perry Davis Pain Killer FOR Dys-
pspsis and Liver Complaint and i must say It has
done better for me than any other medicine that
have ever tsfen.
friend Of mlno was afflicted with severe cough,
and was permanently cured By is use. I can re-
commend is as valuable medicine to be kepiin ev-
~ house. Yours, &c.,
B. B. PELTON.
BN- Sold evsIywhyra, and by E. r. Gaylord, VIM.
fisfo, Q. s. Maekonzie, Strong q Armstrong, and
I. NJ. Saokriier, Cleveland, D.
- See Advertisement in another column.
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As It prevents cOstiveness strengthens the dfges-
Of sedentary habits.
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HOME TESTTlfONYs

In this connection we ouer rev tePtimonlalB:
81 am hIethodist Clergyman, aud when on ny
circuit have met with many women troubled With
fhe disease for which you advertise MaTahalrl Ute
rna Catholicon a. cure. have advised its use and
h - gected acomplete cure wherever it has been
u1od - Rev. PETER SHARP,
Western Star, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

BGr"The Root OF all Evil is the venom
Of disease insled into the systom by early abuse,
indulgence aud excess Of any kind. This must bo
oradioated from the system without delay; nota mo-
mentskould be lost. The perniolous use Of mercury
viii not DO &c nay e will iniure rather than cure
TRIESEMARl,26S,ia "a 8, ia your only ohanoo-a peru
sal Of tho book "HWMAN FRAILTY, or PHYsIO-
LOGICAL RESEARCHEs,' illustrated with coll
ord engrayings, wild explain everything Il will
only cost you 25 cents.
Sold by Dr. Barrow, l57 Prince ST., N Y. Price %
cents. Sent iroo Of postage everywhere. Read the
advertisement Of ''Triesomar" In another column.
Also sold BY Z. n. Gaylord and William Flake.
Druggists, Cleveland, Ohio. - ts-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-06

RTAt No. 444 Broadway, al the Family
and Patent Medicines constantly on hand
Always Fresh and Genuine.
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ral- Prot. Woods Restorative Cordial and Blood
Ren0vatorY for the cure Of General Debility, OF eak
ness arising irom any causes also, Dyapepsia, Ner-
Yousnsssl hight sweats, leiPlent Consumption, Liz
er Complaints, BiEOusness, Loss Of Appetite, Ee-
male Weakness in al its stages also % prevent the
contraction OF disease, is certainly the best and most
agreeable Cordial tonic and henoFatOr ever offered
to the aficted, and chemically cOmbincd as 70 BE-
the most powerful tonic ever known 70 medical Eci-
enoe Reader, try it. At V Ill DO you good We have
no hesitation in RECOMMENDING IT, since We know II
to be SAFE pleasant and sue remedy for ths dIssa.
ss enumerated.--lAeW York Dispatch
~ Look to yourself IN Time How many. IN
consequences Of al3e delicaey, suier nom Buppress-
ed, painful or obstructeu mgnsturation, Eud thiuk
because they ars young that bye-and-hy nature viii
WORK itself clear from obstructions. and ell como
right IN the end, ltlls dregning that The seeds Of
ceatn are aiready germiaiiu ia tho system because
the aieuerg1es are paired and the eutire AMI
mai eeolelny qerauBeqi detllItltedi aud yet care
less OF themselves a. they Grp II remedy we're SET
before them which would restore all tie functions q
The system, and reiuvigorate the cody, tley would
take It, and thus Be iu time % save their lives
Parents think ef this, and at once give them pot
tle Of Prof Woods Restorative cordial and Blood
RenovaloF.-lAeW York Courier.
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l Sold Wholesale and Retail BY
: b. f. Gaylord; O. s. Mackenzie, William Fisks,
3. ", sackrider, and Strong 4 Armstrong, Cleye-
land Ohio; Roberts Samuel, CouIn bus; W. "A. Gra-
ham, Sandusky; Carter e Brother, Eric, Pa
Viewers Salt Rheum Syrup and Uerats, is gold By
CurchillE 4 Brother fsb9
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solaby Z. 7. GAYLoRD, and all good prgsglstl.
Nsn bgWM. EIsKE,
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]. B. COBB & co.

1876 SUPERIOR ST
marll
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AA1 1c1L 7HE GREFENBERG --s,-- = u
MARSH ALIPS UTERINE -GATHOEICON,

which "a offered as acertaIn cure N cases accompa-
ned With she following symptomss irregularities,
Weakness, fkaintness, Deranged Appetitos sallOW
lIonrnlexiou, Pain In the Back and Kidney, ChEls,
Ood Hands and Feet, BloaAtings, Fevershneas, Neu-
ralqia, Palpitation OF the Heart Dizziness, hefg-
uRsnesa, ueadache, hestleseness, DiHturbed Sleep,
pam ~ the spine 6nd between the Shoulders, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difleult Passing Of
Urine with heat or 6marringf Itching Burning or
lrr tation 70 the Uterine Organs, Nightmare, Dl1-
pair, HysteriCs, Anxiety, Red taceY Nervous fWtc1-
faR Starting, Constipation, Irritable Temper, Sad
ness. DspraFsd Appetite, Elatulence, Bloag6d and
Irregular Bowels, Inpiedsant DreHn18 El1n1 IN tne
Uterlns organs, Nunlbneas and Pains N the Lin
Loss Of the aienlery, BsildeTmeut, Soreness IN the
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J. WOOD, Proprietor, No. 444 Broad
way. N. Y, and No. ia Market ST. St Louis.
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TRAVELLERS should have a bottle with them
as II Will inialby prevent any delsterious conss-
9uences following upon the change Of climate or
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HHEY ARE USED AND RE-
Il COMMENDED By leading Physicians OF the
country, and all who try them pronounce them in-
DR.. JAMES L. LEEPER, writes from N.vsrra
Stark County Ohio,.'The Bitters are hiphly pras.
and Liver Omplaint."
E. 8. DAVIS, Postmaster at WiIiiamport. obio
saysE"fhey give great satisfaction. use them nv
sell, having taken cold oecome PROSTATE and lost
u with great assurance Of its merits"
Or. Wm-M. KERR, OF RogersvilIe, Ind, writes
Us tnat they are the most valuable Medicine offered
' ae mas cymEended them with great success, and
Heart and General Debility.
THOMA AS STANFORD, Esq, BIounfsville Henrv
Co IND, writes Us long letter, under date of May
4, 1850. lie was much reduced, havlr been icrsd
for three years with great nerYOus debitv paIpita
tion Ot the heart Of the most severe and pro1frin
Character after using lew bottles was uomplets-
~ restored and am now IN robust health -
GE0KGE W. HOFFMAN saws he yEas af3icta5
with rheumatism for twenty years, IN al its variou
forms, and at the date OF this letter he had besn F
years we'll this Btters ehscting the cure When sew
BE says-"FOr rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
Pialnti Kidney Affection, or Dr0psy, Il is 8peciio
certain remedy.
J. w. HUNT writes from Delphos, AIIon County,
Ohio, Ia section where feFer and Ague prevaiis,i
taat he most cheertully recommends thern Of decided
merit IN all cases Of Fsysr and Ague, Dyspepss and
General Debility.
ID. K. GALLEHERs, ND, writes from Van Vert
0htOr--l most respectfully recommend the Sherry
Vine Bitters 70 the notice Of Dyspepc PERSONS and
70 al who require a stimulating medicine
SUCH NEWS WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY
~ Eull DirectiOns Accompany Each Bottle
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERF
Free IS Cents Per Bottle.
y.N. HARRIS Z, CO., Prouristota
Cincinnati, o., for the Western ststes
BUID Wholesale AND RETAIL BY
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-FQeI TWELVE YEARS AGO


In curing disease upon principles IN accordance
with the great natural laws induced their establish
ment "a Incorporated institution under an act of
the Legisiature by the title Of THE GRHFENBHRG
COMPANY Of New YerE. The continued snccess OF
their remedies, and the hrm hold they have gained
upuu publ Confidence, has fully justified the honor
conferred npon the Association By Legislative en-
actnent and they have reason feel great pride in
comparing their suscoss with medical academies al
30 chartered by public authority. Unsolicited tesi-
mony from public and private ind iYiduals and COM
mandatory notices in the leading public Journals,
bear witness to the medical sitl and high personal
character Of the gentlemen connected with the in
sftutiou, thus assuring the public that, among tho
many ungorthy advertisers Of the day, THEGRA3f-
reliable and Trustworthy medium for the restoration
may addrsss them With eutlrs conndence- r---l. +
The principles and praesice Of edopted by
this Instituon are lpcisy set forth IN 7 IRE =
EhBEBG MANUAL iOF eHEALTHs an inyal1able
medical Rork, pubhshed for family use and there
fore sold u the nomina price Of 25 centss tor which
snm it is mailed free to any part OFT country
The health Of American Women, diseases Of Chill
dren, and the more obscure and chronic plants,
q wen as the common diseases incident to this c0un
try have received the attention Of this Institution
and IL is enough . say they have proved themselves
fnIy eotstent for the great trusts which the public
have c0nndad-to ther skill. n =. D - e rn s.
Their SERIES u Meuictns8 embrace eleven diherant
renOdies HdElitad 70 different diseases with minute
diractinu8 hcoonpanyfng each article. The Medi-
cine 20 which ve6iah 70 cali the attention Of the
many Females afflicted with disease, Is
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q What name, sir 2" he asks
81 Rusty. sir Richard Rusty.' u

Our Office hunter Is not little nettled to
learn, as he now does for the hrst time, from
the File Clerk, that Messrs. Dusty, Custy,
Dusty, Fusty, Gusty, Husty, Justly, Kustyi
(lager beer manufacturer Lusty, Mustyr
Nusty, and Pusty, are all before him-on the
list of applicants; for, unfortunately, oul
friend from Squam Is away down among the
RsI
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aNo, sirI Connecticut"
ayes yes Exactly. New England-all
the same. r when d'you arrive, Mr.. Rusted p
g a month ago, n more. Now, what I'd
Ike to know, sir, is, am to haYemy Office p
HOhice3 What Office, siri
aWhat Office qn roars Rusty, amazed
'what ofics ~ Why the one asked for Of
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u THE BLOOD.
DIR. WEAVER's
OANKER AND SALT RHEUM SYRUP,
FOR THB cuRE OF
Cankers salt Rheumt Erysipelas, scroiulous Dis
4 ID eases yutaneous EruptiOns and every kind .
- 500 Of Disease arising from an impure
=. i aaI--- state Of the Blood.
The most Effective Blood PEifT Of ths ASsS.
zI7F tenth Csntzy.
TT is TIE PRESCRIPTION OF
a. an Educated Physician, aud All who are afiicted
with any Of the above named diseases, should use t
without delay. II viii drive the diseases from the
system, and Wlen. once out on the Skin isW anrli.
cations Of Dr. PeaYer's
CERATE, OR OINTMENT,
+ otl D and you have permanent Cure.
The CAkAtE has proved itself TO be the best Oint-
never bean known 70 fail ef efecting permanent
cure Ofold Sores, letter and RngWorm, Scald Heads
Ghilblains and Frost Bites, BARRIERS Itch, Chapped
OF Cracked Hands or Lips Biotohes or Rmpies on
SORE NIPPLES AND SORE EYES,
the Cerate is the only thing required % cure, Il
should be kept in the house Of every Family.
Ffice of SsTIsp 81 Csrete 25 cents Per Bottle.
Directions accompany Each Bottle.
SOLD BY MOsT MEDICINE DEALERS.
J. N. HARRIS CO., Proprietors,
For Western States. Cincinnati, Ohio.
To whom all Orders for the above Medicines must
K BE- addressed.
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It will not only cure the debility following CHILIs
and FEVER but prevent all attack arising from
masmato influences and cure the disease at once a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-14
Additional per the California Pony
Express.
FoRr KEARSEY, Tuesday, Feb.

FoRr KEARSHY Tuesday, Feb. ~, 1861.
The following is additional news per the Pony Tx
press viii IA arrived here at g o'clock this evening:
san FRANcIsco, Wednesday, Jan. 70, lSol.
The finn of Mcssrs. Abemethy, Clark q Co, extern
sve lumber dealers Of this city, have failed Tor large
amount They have been engaged for years N lhe
business, ana received Ihelr supPhes PiAhHi"p! "'
Some four or five setsof Union resolutions have been
introduced into the Legislature and made the SPECIAL
order in the Senate for Thursday next. None u Tie
yasolutions offered thus far either express
synuahy for the Seceesonists, although they nearly
al urge compromise the part Of the Northern
States. , -. .o..o1 IN
act Transferring $50 900 from the Swamp Land fund
10 the General Fund, as TO place me iund IN con
dion to pay salaries and other Legislative EXPENSES
The act provides ior returning 'no "oH'! VI '0 ~
of November next. .
An exciting debate has taken place in the Assembly
over the resolutions to exPunge rom inc be8ehuNc
record the vote against the late Senator brodeieh lo
onuosing the admission OF Kansas under the Iecop-
ton Constitution The resolutions passed that Douy ny
Al TO -. .:
vited 10 address meeting of the Legislature and the
public at Sacramento this evening, on the state OF the
Union. 1t is believed that none Of them VIII RESPOND
10 the invitation. .
An effort is making among the Douglas members Of
the LEGISLATURE TO hold a caucus Tuesday or Thurs
day of next week 20 nominate Senatorial candidate
An inceDdiary fire occurred at Sacramento on the
24th DESTROYING large clearinghouse known as the
palace" The inmates barely escaped with their
lives. Loss about $4,000
Two tuns of average copper ore from Caldveras
County have been assayed in this city, proving 10 con-
tain god silver, and copper at III per tun; the pro-
portion OF gold and silver being about Slf to the tun
COMMERCIAL.
The general tone Of trade Of qucne in regard to most
exported articles withs pretty active export demand oi me
leading sIsse a5 o. Sge' s . Of @ ct Sa No
J. in rood order at SO g. Wheat de.rIed 'ohg,as
upon these uice.
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GREAT MISSION MEETING j., TIE CooprR Issri-

GREAT MISSION MEETEq Ar TIE COOPER IssTi-
TurE.-An extraordino-l Mission meeting took place
last evening at me cooper Institute, IN celebration OF
the annverfr-sy Of the Fourth Ward Mission Home Tor
Little Wanderers the great ball Being denfely packed
throughout while hundreds turned away because
40 room was len, even to stand inside Three hundred
children were seated on the platform and sung a. Inc
n,ervals. DodwOrths band furnished music. wilson
j. Hunt the President, delivered an address, when
was followed b. the SsCretarys Report by tiiie, "
appeared that sixteen different nationahties were rep
resented among the children most Of whom had been
picked ND as children Of the street." The Mission is
located at tie corner of Oliver and Henry Streets and
Il CAPABLE of COZ tanning about a hundred iomatee
During the year, there had been $500 benefited by IT
in ALL 700 Of whom were washed, clothed taught and
large proportion furnished with good homes
Over 81 800 had been employ ed in carrying on the
work Over 10000 pieces of garments, bedding, shoes
boots, &C., had been distributed. In this work Of
benevoleuce hundred ladies', Of different denomina
tions divided into five claes, lsbred by turns in the
ward rooms schOClrocms and in visiting the homes Of
Children The institution has been so well managed
mat il owes not dollar,
Inc Rev. Drs Lathfop and Hague then delivered
able and interesting addreses. At the cOse the Star
Spanged Banner was sung by the children, during
which boy the son OF Que of the officers OF fo,,s
Sumter came forward and waved the Nag Of tie Gion
The audience Joined in the chorus with mrcn enthuri-
asm,