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who Control the Democratic Party

Who Control the Democrats Party
1.-THE Democratic party is under the lead
and control Of traitors '-LeadeT.
Forever Blistered be your mouth for ut
tering this vile sRd atrociOus falsehoOd.
Name, L you can, the traitors who control
the Democratic party.-PlGiHde0lsr.
Listen, then. C. L. Vallandigham, Sam.
Medary, Edison B. Olds and Otto Dressl
control your party in Ohio. You intend
to nominate the first for Governor; you
sustain the second in the publication of the
infamous and traitOFOus "Orisis )" you
endorse the third in his venomous and re-
bellious attacks upon the Government, and
you have never word Of condemnation for
the resolutions Of the fourth, which you
yourselves know exceeded in treason
those Of the Hartford Convention of 1914.
Your party supports and sustains these
men. We're it not for the support of yVrr
party they would not utter their treason +;
were it not for your party they would
never be elevated to Office
What these men have done in Ohio
VOOrhies, Hanna and their fellows have
done in Indiana. Your party sustains
them, and they control your party.
Your party in New York has been under
the control Of Fernando Wood, who has
openly declared that he wanted and would
have nOlOyalty.
The Democratic party in Connections is
under the control Of Thomas H. Seymour,
who acknowledges with infamous pride
that he has been opposed to the war and in
favor Of the South since the beginning of
this struggle for national existence. BE
shares the leadership and mastery with
that great traitor and villain, Toucey, who
was Buehanan's Secretary Of the Navy.
and in that capacity aided the rebels by ali
Che means in his power, and now boasts
gift and your party, under the leadership
and control Of these men, has made up the
Oontest upon the peace issue in that State.
II you win on Monday next, you know
thst both the Cleveland Plain Dealer and
the Richmond Enquirer will exult over the
DsmOOrsetio, COpperhead, traitOrOus vic
tVEy. 1
The Democratic party-your party-in
New Hampshire is controlled by John H.
George, Democratic candidate for Congress,
Who said HIf the South need any assist
nnee, I viii 60 out and assist them;p by
Nat. Bachelor, member Of the Demo-
cratic State Committee, who boosted a. I
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NORTHERN LIGHT,


Bs-This Trip Of more than Eleven Hundred Miles,
embraces six degrees Of latitude, and eleven degrees
Of longitude, passing through Lakes Erie. St. Clair
Huron and superior and the beautiful Rivers Detroit
ST. Clair and st. Marie. with its Thousand Isles pre-
iening to the Tourist for Pleasure, Health, in The
pursuit. Of ScieJ more REAL attractions than any
other on the continent Of America.
a5-PassenRers from Toronto and Montreal can
connect with one Of these Boats at Port Sarnia the
evening of the day they leave Detroit.
B-One Of the steamers, soa Bird or Cleveland will
leave Chicago on Wednesday evening Of each week
for Superior City touching at all intermedats pOrts
FOB FURTHER INFORMATION and all snqui-
ries regarding Freight or Passage, address
CLEVELAND AGENTS:
ROB'T HANNA & CO., for Northern Light and
H. GAARtREETsON * CO., for Meteor and Hi
HUsSEY & MCBRIDE, for Iron City and
Planet.
DETROIT AGENTS:
s. P. BRADY 5 CO., for Iren City, Planet and City
Of Cleveland;
JN6. .fiiT fHiiUTTdHINs CO., for Traveller. mar2s:4sO
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FRUIT. &C.

on BBLS DRIED APPLES AND
W 100 doz BROOMS. Just received and for sale.
FEUSIER BERGhRT,
rnchqO No r. IGk
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PROCLAMATION.
PROCLAMATION.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A PRO
VISION Il the second Section Of an Act passed
April nth, 1851, SUPP ementary to an Act entitled
Incorporated Villages passed may ID, 1871 /, Ed
WARD $. FLINT, Mayor Of the City Of cleveland,
do hereby notify and require the Quaed electors Of
said City, to assemble on the
First Monday of April Next,
being the Sixth day of said month"; at or before the
hour of Ten o'clock in the forenoon Of said day. at the
following places in the several Wards in said City viz;
In the First Ward, at the Engine House No. 5, on
I- In the Second Ward at me Engirs House No. 3 on
IN the Third Ward, at the Police Court Room, on
In the Fourth Ward, at the Engine House No. 8, on
In the Fitth Ward, at the School House, st. Clair
Street. neNl east Of Muirson Street;
In the Sixth Ward, at the "Wigwam," (so eailed0
In the seventh Ward, at Engine House No. l, on
In the Eighth Ward, at the Watch House, on Yer
in the Ninth v ard, at the Engine House No. 9. on
In the Tenth Ward, at Basement Room in School
In the Eioventh Ward, at Engine House Ne. 10, on
And the aid electors will then snd there, before
six O'Clock p. NJ, Of said day, proceed TO elect one
Mayor, one Police Judge. one City Attorney, one
Trustee OF Water MorEs, one director q lnnrnSfyl
Sexton Fire EngiHeer, one Treasurer, one sealeT
of Weights and Measures, and Eight Constabes from
the city at large Also, one Trustee from the First
ard, one Trustee from the Second Ward, one Trus-
eefrom the Third Ward one Trustee from the Fourth
Ward. one Trustee from the Fifth Ward, one Trus-
tee rom the Sixth Ward, one Trustee from the Sew
ebth Ward, one Trustee from the Eighth Ward, one
Trustee from the Ninth Ward, Trustee from the
Tenth Ward, and one Trustee from the Eleventh
Ward. no reside in their respective Wards. Also
one Assessor from each Ward and one Member Of tht
Board of Education from each Of the following Wards
viz one frum the First Ward, one from the Second
Ward, one from the sixth Ward one from the Eightt
i Ward, one rom the Ninth Ward, and one from The
Tenth Ward.
| In testimony whereof 1 have hersunto ct ny
| -. hand and affixed the seal OF said City, thin
Cl 23d day OF March, A. d. ls63.
/ L.s' EDW'D 5. FLINT,
1 - Inar2i:434 Mayor.
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CONSTITUTION WATER

Have long since given up the use Of buchu, cubel
and juniper in the treatment Of these diseases an
only use them for want Of q better remedy.
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Let all our citizens bear in mind the
mass meeting at Brainards Hall this even
ine at which HOn..W. S. GrOesbeek and
distinguished speakers win be present It
is hoped that Hon. Samuel Galloway VIII
also be one Of the speakers. Mr.. eroes-
beck is one Of the leading Democrats oi
The State, and is a war Democrat, every
inch Of him. He is an able man and an
interesting speaker. It will be remem'
bered that he was widely spoken Of BY ms
party friends a year ago for the United
States senatorship.
Let Brainard's Hall be filed to its utmost
capacity to O-nigbt. Every man has an in
terest and a responsibility in this mattel
which he cannot delegate to others.
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SsyprssssG Kensturation,

which in the unmarried female is constant recur-
ring disease, and through neglect toe seeds Of mare
grave and dangerous maladfes the result and 60
month after month passes Without an enort pelns
made to assist nature the suppression becomes enron
ic, the patient gradually lOOses her appetlte5 ths
bowels are constipatsd, night BWeat8 come on, ana
Consumption finally ends her career.
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-. - NnminntInna.


The CITY Convention which sat yester-
dav at National Hall, was one Of the most
harmonious bodies which ever cOngregated
in this city. The business Of the day was
taken up promptly, good men put in nom
ination and the meeting adjourned, ready
for the work Of election. The ticket put
in nomination has never been surpassed,
for practical stability and ability. Mr.
Masters, the candidate for Mayor, has had
years experience in the City. Council, and
Is thoroughly posted in all the details of
City Government. He is one Of the work
ing people, and will look well to the busi-
ness interests of the city. No better Sc
lection could have been made.
Esquire Hessenmueller is equally well
qualified for the position Of Police Judge.
His long experience as Justice Of the
Peace has given him the requisite famil-
iarity with the city ordinances, while his
sterling character has won for him the
high respect of all citizens of Cleveland.
John C. Grannis, Esq. is well fitted for
the Office Of City Attorney. He has been
q practitioner at our bar for years, and
will be sotive and efficient in the discharge
of his duties.
As Trustee of the Water Works, Mr..
Thatcher has already proved his useful
ness. He has the entire respect and con-
fdence Of our citizens and business men.
Mr.. BurlisOn has long been known as
one Of our most reliable citizens. He was
defeated last year for City Marshal, much
to the regret of his many friends. He
magnsnimously declined the Office Of In
frmary Director yesterday, in the hope Of
securing perfect satisfaction from class
whom he had understood had opposed him
before, but, we are glad to say, the COnven-
tion refused to accept his declinatiOn.
The nomination of Mr.. Givens as Street
Commissioner is one entirely satisfactory.
he will have a vigilant care of the cOndi-
tion Of our streets.
The nomination Of John Frazee for the
Office Of City Marshal is peculiarly graft
tying. he was for years one of our most
Efficient pOliceme n, and in every position
which he has held, has acquitted himself
with honor. He was one of the first vol
unteers from this city with the Cleveland
Grays and commanded that company in
the second three months campaign. We
sincerely hope he will Re elected.
The funds Of the city will always be in
safe hands, SO long as William Hart holds
arru Une- convention did
only its duty in re-nominsting him. He
viii be elected, beyond all possible doubt
Mr.. Benton, the nominee for City Fire
Engineer, is active, energetic and well
Versed in all that relates to our fire depart
ment. He has done good service to the
Council as member Of the Committee On
Fire and Water and this nomination was
well deserved
The candidates for City Sexton, City
sealer sad oORstables are all good men
whom it would be loss to the city to suf-
fer to be defeated.
IN short, the ticket is one of unusual
strength, and what is wanted now is pntir-
ing work until it is triumphantlY elected
On Monday next.
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rsPoEFAET 10 FEKALEs.
DR- CHEESEMANIs PIE

UEh. OLEEDEl1AN 3 Z LAA4lDa
The combination Of Ingredients IN thesa Pila Al
the rssuIr OF long AID extensive Dractioe They
MIA IN their opsrstIcn and certain n correcting Al
IrFs7uIarties yanful snstrustion, removing all -
struotious whether from cold otherwise hesdashs
pain IN the siee palpi;eti0a Of the heart, whites Al
nervous af6ctiona kgstartou, fatisus, pain IN ths
back aud limbs, &s., disturbed Hlss5 Elica nriE7i
from Interruption Of nature.
DR. OHHE5EEAH'g PILL9-
va the comHeuosnent o new era In the treatmsnf
o. those Irregularities HBd obHsuetions, which haT
consigned 20 many 70 premature grave. No isuali
ssu en5oy good health urlssa shs 70 regular ard
FhansFer an obstruction tskss Flaes the genera
asalth begins 2 decline.
DE-. CHEg5EHAH'B PILLS
are the most sEeciual roInsdy sTer known ior all con
slaints peculiar &c Females To all clsssss thoy ar
nvaiusbls facluding WITH osrtsinty, periodical reg
alarity. Thar ere haoEn to thousAnds, Eho hsVs
assd them, At disTsnt psriodz throusholt the ooun
ny having the sancson q ssns Of thu mest sminos'
Phyuioians Ia AHerioa
Explicit diroe4.0en, stating when tlag should nt
be used, with ssoh Bcz. Tse srieo, eg,Oe per 30
eoutaininz from 81 70 &C rIus.
PiIls sent By mall Frcn7tiy, By renting y n
Prosristor. Roid By Bruggists gsaaraTy.
Z. 3. HUrOHIHGs, Propristor,
-.e.- u 0eda--st., New Ysrk.
Rsg- Sold Wholasale and Retail II Cleveland b.
SFRONG ARMSIROH-<. agris:soWkH
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VERY Important and IrfsrestinG Infarmas
tion-s-The New g sFive-Twenties" Loan
The following correspondence presents
the Government finances so clearly and
fully that we deem it Of the highest in
pOrtance to the public;
-, BIRks Co., PA March2O.
JAY Cooke, Esq, United States Loan
AGENT. No. IA South Third street, Phila-
delphia-Dear Sir: 1 see by our papers
that YOU are selling for the Government
new loan, called "Five-TWenties." l ex-
D ct to have shortly few thousand dollars
60 spare, and as have made up my mind
| that the Government loans are safe and
good, and that it is my duty and interest
at this time, to put my money into them in
preference over any other loans and stocks,
/ write to get information Of you as fol-
lows: ..-.
ties7"
legal tender notes, or will check on Phil
adelphia or New York answer for sub
scriptions2
Sd. Do you sell the bonds at par
4th. As 1 cannot come to Philadelphia
how am to get the bonds.
9th. What interest do you pay, and how
and where, and when, is it RPid, and IS Il
paid in gold or legal tenders a-
9th. How does Secretary Chase ge
enough gold to pay this interest?
7th. Will the face Of the bonds be paiC
in gold when due2
Sth. Can I have the bonds payable Il
bearer with coupons, or registered and pay
able to my order2
9th. What sizes are the bonds
10th. Will have to pay the same tax ol
them as now pay on my railroad or othe
bonds
lIth. What is the present debt Of tn
Government, and what amount is it likel.
to reach if the rebellion should last a yea
or two longer2
II. Will Secretary Chase get enoug
from Custom House duties and Interna
} Revenue, income taxes, ETC., etc, to max
it certain that he can pay the interes
punctuslly2
have no doubt that good many of m
neighbors would like to take these bonds
and if you will answer my questions vii
show the letter to them.
Very respectfully, > M. r
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BosTos OoRNERs, n; T.

WM. Il. GREGG Co-Gents: L freely give You lib
value Of Constitution Water, which can recommend
IN the highest manner:
Ny wife, who was attacked with pain in the shOul'
ders whole length Of the back and in her limbs, with
Palpitaton of the Heart, attended with Falling Of
the womb, pysmeuOrrnse and Irritation Of the Bad
der. called q physician, who attended her about
three months, when he left her than he found
her. then employed one Of the best physicians
could find who attended her for about nine months,
and while she was under his care she did not suffer
quite much pain he finally gave her up and said
''her case was incurable tEors said he, ',sbe has
one operates against some other Of her dicul
ties, About this time, she commenced the use Of
Constitution Water, and to utter astOnishment,
simost the first dose seemed to have the desired ef
feet and she kept on improving rapidly under It's
treatment, and now superintends entirely her do
nestle affairs She has not taken any Of the Consti
tuition Water for about four weeks, and happy
70 say that It has produced permanent cure.
WM. N, VAN BEHSOHOTEN.
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Ohio soldiers at Frederiels.

Among the Federal soldiers in hospital
at Frederick, Maryland, are the following,
of the 29th regiment:
J. B. Rickett Co. F; A. Archer, John
Patchen, Co. I; L. Ball, Presley Thomas,
George TOrdt Co. D; ]. C. Hart, George
Manning, Co. H.
At the same place are the following:
Eugene Bell, Co. D, John W. James, Co.
9, and Geo. Krantz, Co. C, of the 9Th, and
Abraham Barker, Co. K, 9th.
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Irritation OF the Neck Of the Bladder, IEJsaz-
nation of TIE Kidaeys, dld Gstarrb Of
the BJGadsT, StrGaguTy and
Burning, or Painful

For these diseases Il is truly a sovereign remedy
and too much can not be said in its praise. singh
dose has been known relieve the most urgeHt Bymp
toms. Are you troubled with that distressing pain Il
the small Of the back and through the hips tea
spoonful day Of Constitution Water viii relieve yoI
like magic.
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A case has recently been decided in Chi-

A'ease has recently been decided in Chi
cago against eOnscript under the last
draft, who claimed exemption as an alien.
It was proven that he had voted, and the
court, without any more evidence decided
that he was citizen, and liable to draft.
Those who expect to escape the coming
eonscription by the plea of fnon-citizenship,
must be careful how they exercise the
right Of suffrage. The privilege Of vctinE
presumes the liability of fighting.
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On Monday Of thiB week, another train
was put on this road, and we now have
daily communication east and west. The
train leaves at 10:17 A. n. for the east, and
ct 2:S0 P. N. for the west New York time,
which is about half an hour faster than
our common time Warren Chronicle.
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RRAD-READ-READ.
DASvIllE, Pa, June 2, 1869.

DAEVn.bE, Pa, June 2, 1869.
DR.. VIZ. Il. GREGG-Dear Sir: In February, 1851, /
afflicted with the sugar diabetes, and for months
passed more than two gallons OF water in tWeB ~
four hours obi ged to get up often as ten or
twelve times during the night During the month Of
July 1861, I procured two bottles Of Constitution
Water, and in two days after using it experienced
relief, and afIer taking two bottles was entirely
curaft soon after regaining my usual health.
rours truly, J. V. L. DEWITT.
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Lsucorrhea or Whites.

This disease depends upou an Inflammation Of mu-
cous lining Of the vagina and womb. 1t II IN All ca
accompanied By pain in the back te
bowels and through the hips. A teaspOOnful OF the
medicine may be taken three times aday with an IN
lection of q tablespoonful Of the medicine mixed
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DR.. VIZ. d. GREGG-Desr Sir: have for several
years been AFFLICTED with that troublesome and dan
gsrous disease Gravel which resisted all remedies
and doctors, until took O0nstitution Water, and
you may be assured that l was exceedingly pleased
with the result. Il has entirely cured me, aud ysu
may make any use Of my name you may see tt in re-
gard to the medicine, have entire confidence IN
It's efficacy. Yours truly POhDsTROhG.9
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NJ y W BIGS-IN LARGE AND
AfebH MOULD EUMsEN.
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A FRIEND III HEED-TRY II.
DR.. Sweets IHFALLIBLEL LIEIhIENT Is prspart
from the recipe OF Dr. Stephen Sweet Of OonnsctioI
ths great bone sstsr and has been used IN his prsf
tco for the last twenty Years With the ast0niI
ing success. AS an external remedy it i1 WithoutA
rival and will alleviate pain speedily than All
other preparation. For all Rheumatic and Ner7ou.
Disorders Il "a truly in aitlbloI and curative ioi
Sores, Wounds, Spraiu5, Bruises, &C.. its 8OOthiuH
hsahng and powerful gthening propensities, eI
cite the lust wonder and establishment Of all who hay
ever given & trial Over four hundred osriihcattI
Of remarkable oures Performed By Il within the aEi
two years, attest to this fact. Strong Armstrong
Aaeut9 for Olavafand Gaclnaf fanurdauT. Fllf
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CANDIDATE FoR POLICE JUDGE.

The un5ersigned, an unconditional Union war
Democrat is acsndiists for Police Judge OF this Cy
ct the ersuing Spring Election. Circumstances COM
biped aud well known to my friends, have induced
me to offer myself as a candidate for that Office.
therefore invoke the warm and generous support OF
all those who love the Constitution Is 1t is aud the
T7pior AZ II was Yours respectfully,
DAVID MALTBY.
Clisvsland. March 20 1853. mar2o:434
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CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR.

TRADKELLFY has consented to be a candidate
for me of6ce Of Mayor Of Cleveland, II nominated
v-itbont wire-workipg. He Is one Of the three men
renoaining who were here in lsil If elected ne Will
devote his time to the best interests OF the CITY re-
gardless of partv, which ought not to be admltIe1
into council The citizens are invited TO nOmlhale
MI Kelley BY accla nation and then vote FOR him on
tbe first Monday OF April next. By so doing they
all oblfge ali except negro Norshippers. mols
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LAKE SUPERIOR STEAMERS.
1868. 1868.
CLEVELAND, DETROIT,
nEa,sITsE AND
LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.

THE SPLENDID STEAMERS
PLANET, METEOR, CITY OF OLEY YhLAND,
6RAVELLER, ILLINOIS, IRON CITY NORTH
ERN LIGHT, will form the line from Cleveland and
Detroit to all Lake Superior Ports during the season.
ont ba fol davas
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Democratic Notice.


The Indianapolis Journal says that the
following is an exact and literal copy of a
notice posted in Jennings county recently,
by some Of that class Of Democrats who
are shameless enough to own themselves
tories and friends Of the rebellion. Three
respectable gentlemen certify that the copy
is correct, and that they took it down from
the place where it was posted;
HNoTICE.
aThere will be meeting of the Butter
nut Democracy of Land Greek township,
y, qni-gs county, Indiana, at Brewers
F, saturday, March 2Sth, 1868, for the
purpose Of nominating candidates to fill
the various offices Of the township.
"Turn out, all Butternut Democrats and
Tory Democrats who are -, and let US
have q rousing time, to give fresh proof Of
sympathy for JEFF. Davis and his most
rightous cause.
dBy order Of the Tories
aBy order Of the Democrats ."
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DIED

in East Cleveland. April lst, 1858, JOHN GARD
NER, aged "A years.
ming At 10 o'cock Friends Of the family are inTi-
ted to attend.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


EDIToRs LEADER:-Pleass announce the name o.
JAMES KYsER as an unconditional Union eandi-
date for the Office of City Sexton and Oblise many
friends mar3l:4s4
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d AISINS-IN WHOLE, HALF AND
III quarter bOxes, something extra.
feblI MOULD & RUMSEN.
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TO RENT-SEVKRAL GooD OFF,
oHs and St.,-os 90 a-,f in the AmariHA- fa'iid-
-luss' FOi '''ih'' "pp' W. G. VIII LIAMS,
tebls.RI2 Office of Ranney, Bsekns : NODE
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OPTICAL,
s0lOmOnsOn's improved spectacle, ,
PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIOIA

PBAUIIUAL And BUIENIIFIO OPTIUIA
Keeps the largest assortment in the Optical line Ofan
n the trade. From his long residence in this City,
and the extensive patronage received during that
time, he would say TO his old friends and the public
generally, that no EFFORT that could Be put forth &c
secure the very best quality Of Crystal Glasses grOunC
under his own inspection to suit the eyes, in all
ses curing weakness dizziness Inflammation OF tb'
Eye and imparting strength for long reading and I'm
sewing. The reputation Of SOLOMONSON'S estab.
ehment the most reliable TO get the best artices
In that line th6t can be obtained has become an
tablshed fnct and attested BY his patrons whose ad
vice it Is: GO TO S0LOMONSOH'b, make no mis-.
take,) l20 superior-St., under the American, and
there You will 6nd the best kind Of SPEOTACLE
adapted TO your sight.
BS-Mr. Solomonson would here inform the public
that he never employs any one in the sale Of his Len
Bes and those who desire pair Of his Spectacles
only obtain them by calling ut his Establishment.
- ARTlFIOIAL EYEg inserted without pain
as perfect "a natural.
OFTI0s-No. 40 SuperiOr-st., under the American
Hotel Bpr2