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RAJ E9IATE.
pRAYTON k sTOOKWBLL,
- REAL EgTAFE AGENTS,
tss Insurance once Of d. :. BraytOa.

HOUSES AND LOIS FOB sALsL
House and Lot siblsy street, recently owned and
occupied By L. e. Mhite-A very desirable resi-
dsuce.
Brick House and Lot on Prospect street. A very de-
sirabls situation. Price 5000
II use and acres Land In East Cleveland
Uld Baptist Church Property, corner Of Seueca and
ODamplain Streets.
Brick House and Lot No. 81 Bolivar Street.
House aud Lot No. lis Dare Street
house and Lot on Euclid Street. Lot sSx1oo. Price
Lot corner Of 81. Oai- and warins Street,.
House and Lot, corner ELsid aud Hudsou-sta Lot
l5lx2O0. A very desirable location Terms asaV
Brick House and Lot, corner Of BrownelI and " n
son-Sts- Lot 81 feet front, running to the Lake.
Gan be bad at g bargain
-Four Brick Houses. Nos. so 50, "a ard IS Euclid st
Lots 25xl2s; very desirable location. viii Be sold
separatelo, or altogether. Terms easy.
House and Lot No. l75 Garden s.. Lot 25xl25 500.
Frame House on University Heights. Lot 66xsoO.
A very desirable residence. Price S2,6OO. Terms
easy.
Lot on University Hsights; 6sxls3 feet on Newton
ST., south Of and near CleTeland Inststute.
frame House No, AZ WOOd-St. Lot 43xI00; gas and
water. Price $500.
Frame Cottage on Superior-St. Lot 52x200. A very
desirable location.
Lote running through 70 Huron Strest. Very
desirable property.
House and Lot, corner ParkmAu and Brovnsll-sts. B;
9eeHIied. 81 also as shoe shop. Lot z5xlOo feet.
Building Machinery, 60, for the manufacturs Of
DoLesy Waah- -Doards, &C., corner Of Wesr River
and mAin-Stg. good paving businelE
10 feet on EHclid-St. Terms easy.
House and Lot, No. 100 Ohto-St. aI 800.
Two Brick Houses and Lots on Euolid-st, near Per-
O0ttage No. LA Lake-St Lot 2sxlOO feet.
House and Lot, No. "a SooTille- Avenue.
a6 ieet on Summit st., extending to the Lake, cor
ner Seneca-St.
Five acres % WilsOn-Avsnus with considerable I'm
proFements.
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EssfHas THnOUGH for Erie, Buffalo, BoEton, HsV
York, Hartford, and Nilloughby, Paine5Ttle, Gsno-
Vsl Astabula and Oonnea9t closes a. 80 A. n
EAsTEHs THROUGH, for Kew York only, closes 81
2:lbP. q.
ton, New York and Hartford, closes at $40 z. d.
EABTERE WAY, for all points between Oleyoland Ano
WssTEEE THRoUaH, for Toledo, Detroit. Chicago
snd milwaukee. oioses 1t 10 P. Ms QsaVes 80
WESTERN THRouGH, for Toledo, Detroit, chicago,
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at go p. n
WEsTEES WAY, for ell points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes st p. II.
bAEDUsKE WAY, for SanduAky and all intermediAto
voints, CLOSES st3 80 p. NJ.
CIEcIESATI WAY, for an points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, CLOSES st 10 P. M Qeaves at 1850
OIsoIsE1TI TBRoUsa, for Columbus, Dayton, New
ark and Cincinnati, closes at 10 p NJ ueaves s. 1850
OIscTNEATI THRouaz, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, st. Louis, Indianapolis, GAINESVILLE and
Wheeling, closes at $40 P. NJ.
PI1EsBUBGH THROUeH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
PITTsBURGH WAY, for sIi points between OlsysiAnd,
Welsvlis, and P5ttsburg, Harrisburg, Philadelphiai
Baltimore and Hess.4Bgton, closes at 750 A. n.
kAH0AuEe WAY, for ell points between Cleveland
and Youngstown, closes =: 10 P NJ, leaveI at 500
next mofntng.l
mzDRA WAY, clcsss ats 4. n.
ROoHPoBF, s.. closes onr1ssdAys, Thursdays and
BREOxsyILT, BATE, &C., oIOzss Tuesdays aud ss.s
i UEdAYn, Gf A. NJ
@sH1RoN CEETER, GranSsr, Eofth RoypIton 50.
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays st a. ID.
| NARREN5VILLn closes daily, lG:s0 4 N.
uAETOLHVHLAED End Euclid, closes daily IS 2. a
| EEMGiI and DEoS Lstteru are required, By laR &
sShll 0ity Circulars ere required 20 be pre-SAii
| with two-oent stamp.
'''-'-' - = 'S''' &. uOwI=s. p y.
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p Acres In Bedford. Coed House and Barn, Water
and Fruit. Price $3.50.
100 Acres In Newburgh, House and Barn, two Otch-
ards and IS acres Wood Land
52H acres in Orange, good frame House Is acres fn
proved balance timber
Y acres on St; Clair st. Small frame house.
y acres on kinsman-St., opposite the Cemetery.
10 Acres on St. Clair Road Two m ies from ne P5bIic
Square.
Is Acres on the Newburgn Road. House and Barn,
Fruit, Water, &c.
50 Acres in East Cleveland under high state Of eul
uyation, good house and barn F; X miles from
CITY limits Terms easy. marIT
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DMINISTRATORs SALE OF RT7I

a OAAG OE hsEAT
~ EsTATE.-On the twentieth day 0, -
Tsif, on the premises IN the township o. Breee-t'
VILE will be sold, by order Of the Probate Conf
to the highest bidder, the following zeal sstats a.
the property Of Henry Inmau, deceased. ~ NJ
Situate one half mile north Of the VILLAGE ~
Brecksville, county Of Cuyahogs, and stsfs ~
Ohio, in lot number 10, and is bounded As foI-
lows; beginning at the northeast corner Of lot
number l9, at white oak tree marked fIel
thence west on the north line Of said lot fo q
chestnut stake in the centre Of the read, thence
running soutnWesterly IN the centre of said road
sixty-eght (6sl rods, thence east on line naTsI-
lei with the north line to the east line OF SAD Iot
number l9, thence north on said line sixtT-e1eht
(6s) rods 70 place OF beginning, and supposed to
contain fifty acres subject to the encuu5brsncs ~
8 homestead Of three acres, which includes tbs
buildings. Appraised at 81, ,692
Terms OF sale-One thousand dollars down on
day Of sale and the balance in one wear, sec1red
BY mortgage on the premises 1
". L. PORTER,
administrator Of Henry Inmsn, deceased.
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CHAPTER IX-THE SMASH Up.
When woke mp in the morning
The Train was standing still;
On one side saw a river,
On Ihs other steep hill.
snow wonder, what in thunder:
Said 1, 'can the matter bsi'
As opened wide tbs WindOT
And looked out that miglt see.
Then heard the clank Of hammers,
Saw men rushing to and froi
'Ahl" said, here's some detention
And to see Il ] did go,
But did not have to 20 far
Ers sight 1 did behold;
A sight ne'er had seen before
And made my blood run cold.
Right before me on the railroad,
And not twenty rods ahead,
Was freight train smashed to pieces,
And an old COW lying dead.
'aTell me, please, sir, what's the matter p
said 70 man quite near,
MATER :" aid he, "theTe is plenty
We must stop six hours here"
There were hogsheads Of tobacco,
And dead hogs lying on the ground.
Suear, FlOur, Coal and Bacon
In proiusOn scattered round.
Men were busy moving rubbish
Some were busy laying track
And a. / was only in theirWay
othe cars soon went back.
Obi the grumbling and the growing,
That In the cars met,
It was laughable to heart,
And never shall forget.
SOms we're frettiDg for their breakfast
Others that they were not home,
While some sWOre that on that Railroad
Never more that way ould come.
And we y ihh to tnform our numerous friends and
she public that still osr the largest and best a-
s0rtmentof
READY-MADE CLOTHING
In fhe CITY Of Cleveland Our stock Of Cloths, Cas-
timeres Vestings and Military Goods Of all descrp-
tiOns, iG very large. Call ct
Isaac A. Issse's Union Hail.
Sole AFsnoyfor thssae Of Singers OssbrAtsd sewing
Manhines, stOrT's AutOmaton Pre8smAni ana
stronFis Patent Army Bsd-Trunk.
- Corner Superior aud Union-afHs
- Lock out for the GIANTS. feb29
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For Rats. Mice, ROachss, Ants, Bed Bugs,
Moths In FuFs, WOoleDs, Eo., Insects on
Plants, Fowls, Animnls, &c.
Put up in 25c sc and 100 Boxes, Bottles and
Flasks 50 and s5sizes for HOTELS, PUBLIO INST TU-
TIO-s, &c.
"Only infallible remedies known"
Free from PoisOn5."
tNOt dangerous to the Human Family"
t'Rats come out Of their holes to die"
BE-Sold Wholesale in all large Cities.
D1g-Sold by Druggists and Retailers eveTyWhRre.
ST-lll BEWARE NJ OF all worthless limitations.
~ See that "COsTARs' name is on each Box Bot
tie and FLASK, before you buy.
nz-Address HENRY r. COSTAR.
~ PRIKCIPAL DEPOT 4s2 BROADWAY, N. Y
BaJ-Sold by STRONG 3 AKMSTkOGG and BEN
TON BROS, Wholesale and Betait Agents
Cleveland, Ohio. mar5-kZ CAV
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TONsORIAL.

l1snliAeturer0i Of an Kinds Of WIGS. noluaing she
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Superiority Over All Other Preparations

Zone Thousand DoIlars) II FAIL to cure the vi
cases Of partial badness under fifteen years sta
ing, with the
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EP. 8 BAH ABs.
Hem6er of the Royal College Of Physicians,
London, England Graduate Of
Ricords Hospital for

FEMALE Dis EASE
snd constant after dant Of Paris, London, New Or
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten years
has opened aa once ct the
johnson Houss, Cleveland,
whore he will be happy to meet all those who af
hictsd with subacuts and chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the old
plan, and ismild, efeaeious and effective. Hil med
icines simply vegetable extracts and oils they
have neyerbs rs but by two other physicians in
America besides himself. He has spent the great st
part Of his life aud Thousands Of dollars in obtaining
few secrets in his profession BE tests the Urine
for ell forms Of disease. No ehaTgs for giving an
honest and tue ststemsnt OF thier case.
sPERMATORHGA.
To YoUEG MEN-he can prove 70 gou IN a few min
utes that he il the only physician ou eTer treated
with that this disease For every patient who
viii follow his direCtiOns he will give One Hundred
Dollars II he fails In curing this disease No charge
made for consultation. hose at a distance who
wish to conEnlt the Doctor may do 50 by sending
small vial oi urine By maii with name, sex and age,
and he will answer and describe their case and the
possibility Of getting Ieiefs By enclosing return
postage stamp. maro;4zl
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WAITING FOR SPRING.
As breezes stir the morning,
A silence reigns in ar;
Steel-b,ue the heavens above me-
Eioveless the trees and bare;
Yet to me the Stiffness
This burt en- seems to bring
&c Patiencei the earth IL waiting,
Waiting for the SPRING"
Strong ash, and sturdy chestnut,
Rough oak and poplar high
Stretch out their sapless branches,
Against the wintry sky.
Even the guilty aspen
Hath ceased her quivering,
As though she too were waiting,
Waiting for the Spr ng.
I strain mine ears to listen,
II haplyWhere stand
But one stray note ef music
May sound in ell The land.
"Why art thou mute, , b'ackbird2
o thrush, why dost not sing 2"
Al surely they are waiting,
Waiting for the Spring
o heart thy days are darksome;
o heart thy nights are drear
But soon shall beams cf sunshine
Proclaim the turning year
Soon shall the trees be lesiy,
Soon every bird shall sing;
Like them, b. silent, waiting,
Waiting for the Spring.
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elsT-0Feleg TIME.TARLH.
1854. winter Arrangement 1854.
FOB THE
Arrival ard ClosszE Of szaIIs
AT THn
CLEVELAND POST OBFIOE,
kIovou,l,ar zeab

ESns5Is vii be oasnsd and ready for delivery Oos
hour after arrival os traius.
SE-Alt Nails close one hour before de2arsurs OF
trains.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eassrn Through arrives st 7:O0A. IL, and 100 and
5:25 r Ii.
Eastern Way arrives At lO:I5 A. n.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at g:25 A. -.
do Way arrives at $40 P II.
Sandusky Way arrives ct e:26 A. Ii.
Mahoning Way arrives at 500 P. NJ.
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 A. NJ, H50 P u.
do Way arrives at 900 P. ID.
Western Through arrives at 9s5 NJ, and $50 P. b.
do Way strives at 2:45 p. II.
Eedina Way arrives st 4:eO P. NJ.
RcckpOrt &C., arrives Tuesdays, ThurHdaFs md CAT
uTdsyB st II NJ.
3recksVile, Bath &c., arrives Mondays Gnd Fridays
stop. n.
ghsTon Center Granger Eorth BoyaIton, sd, arrives
Mondays and Fridays at P. n.
Karrensyiiie arrives daily at 1913 4. Il.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at &. y.
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EIOthersI FEotaerEll REOtheTs!H

Don't fail toprocure Mrs. RlNsLOW'S SOOTH-
ING SYRUP for CHILDREN TEEFHING.
This valuable preparation Is the pre8sripiien ofone
Of the best Female Physicians and Hursts in the
United States, and has been used for thirty years
with filling safety and Success BY millions OF
mothers and children, from tho feeble infant Of one
week 10 the adult. IT not only relieves the child
from psin but invigorates the stomach and bowels,
corrects scidity and gives tone aud energy to the
whole system. It will almost instantly relieve
CHIPPING IL 1HE BOWELS AND WIND O1bIO.
We believe it he Best and surest Remedy in the
world in an oazes Of DiarIhsa and DysenterY Of
Children, whether ARISES from Tsething, from
other causes.
Full directions for using viii accompany each bot
tie. 6Ore genuine unless the fac simile Of CURTIS
PERKIES, New York, is on the wrapper.
Sols By al Medicine Dealers. Principal Office
Day-st-, New York.
Price only 2j Cents per B0tIIs.
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A MAN OF a THOUsANDI
4 ooNsuHPTTVH dUREp

DR.. III. IAmE9, . Retired Physician OF great
eminence, discovered, while In the East IndiaB, q
oortain cure for OOnsum pti0n Asthma. Bronchtfia,
coughs, Colds and General Debility. The remedy
discovered By him when his only child, dsugh-
ter given up 70 die. ischild was cured, and q
now alive and well. Doairous OF benedtting his ial
low mortAls he Will send TO those who wish it the
recipe containing full directions for making and E1o
caeiully using this remedy, oe receipts Of their
homes, with two stamps 70 pay expenses, Thers1s
Eot single case OF Consumption that it does not af
take hold Of and dssipate. Night BWsat5, pe5-
Vishness irritation Of tho nerves, failure Of memory
dcut expeotoratlon, sharp pains in the lung5, BoT8
throat, chilly sensations nausea % the stomach, In
aotior Of the bowels wasting away OF the muscles.
~ The writer win please state the name OF the pa-
Dsr they soc this advertiRent in. Address,
ORADDOOK o.,
lFls-455 as North zd-St., Phfladslphia, Pa
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LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
A4s ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has on
nand lArgs lot q farmH and Farming Lands IN
thls state, Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois.
~ Omoe over No. 90 south aide Of Pub. SQUARE.
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OF these an sdmirer enumerates four
kinds: First the small, brilliant, hard
black eye that looks like bead, and,
which one might crack lide 8 eherry-stone /;
second, the glowing, osvernous black
eyes, hot with smouldering fires; third,
the soft, swimming, sleepy black eyes; and
fourth the large Well-set and finely formed
black eye, nsolemn as the hush Of mid
night, still as a mountain lake, yet full Of
passion, full of thought and intellect and
feelings that rise in storm till the quiet
surface glows agEsn; an eye that has no
need Of words-that never smiles, but
knows the warmth of tears; an eye that
goes straight to the heart with 8 single
glance, and never leaves it more and eye
that does net intoxicaie like the blue, but
draws you steadily and surely on, and
touches chords in your heart which have
been untouched before, and can never
wake for lesser power again.
'sThe first may be the eye Of q vain
beauty and belle. Eugene Aram, I fancy,
had the second, and many an inmate Of
Bedlsm has it now. The third lsnguishes
in the harem Of the Turk and the fourth
it is well it is not q common one, or we
should all be worse off than we are now
is the most beautiful, and also the most
dangerous Of all For the blue eye
launches a score of arrows, whose wounds
may one day heal; but this has only one,
and il 1t hit the mark, Heaven help you
the poison shaft will linger in your heart
forever.
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FEoEEssoz o. E1RCraoPAFaI AND MEnIWus,
Ofhos-Ii9 Seneca Street, few doors nom SUPERIOR
up stairs, opposite tho City Hotel.
Once heurs frem9 % II and from Ito 5 O'Clock
daily Sundays excepted
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q rELHHD TE HEEg-IRS Ez
nf. BWsefis Is5EhELfBL2 LIME EHTis gressfs
iT0n ts rsosPs OF Dz 8sz hsn BEeSti OF Ooansosis1
ire Frszt bone setter sna hz5 bs5E uBsd In his ETaa
foo Tor the irgt twenty gesrs with the most asons
NJ Eucce1z, AE N external rsl1edT II % Eishous
rival, and vii alleviate psin more speedily than an
Gthef prsp4rAtion, Tor al Rheumatic and HoTvou
EisOfdsrs Il y truly inihlible, and curative 10
Eores, Wounds, sprainI, bruises, &c. "a soothins
kealsnF end BuFerl siren rthening propenHtiaS, Ok
sta ths juEt wonder and aEtoniEhsnto Of AL who EaY
HVer rfFeu q trial. Over four hundred csrtldcst5
q remarkable cures performed By = within the las
AGENTS rar Oieuelnud dncl nalteoEdhuF4iisl
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NORRIS
Arabian Condition Powders,
''''''fi HORSES. 9iSsiI1s z CATTLE AND SHEEP

Now in use says every one who has used them.
~ zee Circulars. sold ty strong and Armstrong
Benton Brothers, L. ". Palmer WBolesals and Re-
tai Dy the Proprietor, at l6i 0nariost Cleveland.
g. n HORkts Proprietor.
and BIZ all drurgisfa a. the oountry mrl9 I
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Flying straightWay to the light.
Mrs BrOpning.
Brown eyes are often confounded with
hazel, but, though hazel eyes are brown,
they deserve to form a separate class.
"The true brown eyes" an anonymous
writer says, shave q softness and beauty
peculiarly their own. Some are eager,
quick, and merry; they generally 20 with
light hair, and fair, fresh complexions
and their lsughing brightness, their frank
glsnoes are as different from the cooler
and calmer look Of the hazel as light from
darkness. Others, strangely enough,
have reddish glow, or rather, an auburn
light, that gives them peculiar charm,
especially if, as I have often seen, the
hair matches, shade for shade. Others, Of
more decided brown, 60 with black
hair, and a dark complexion, pale or
brilliant, as the case may be, and others
still are large and soft, with starry light
within-s twilight radiance, rsther,-that
only need the curling hair, and the pale,
gentle face, the dainty form, and the ten
der, womsnly heart to complete the
charm"
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AND 0FFIOE.-H. II. LITTLE
~ mas constantly on hand q large number Of i'm
proved Farms TOR sale for cash or on time. AlBo-a
variety Of Otty and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lands IN Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which be viii exchange for Earns, City or Personal
Property. Once in Atwater Building, Nos. and 8,
Zdnoor. mayl3
ID HAL ESTATE.-E. N, KEYES.
-4g formerly oithe arm Of Littles 3 KsysI,J has
oDened Zeal Estate once IN ROu8e'E Block, corner
d Superior and Public Square, and has Constantly
on hand several thousand acres Of hrBt quality farm
lag Lands in the States Howe, Wilconsin and Min
Tor ahEinos Of psrlonsl property. PArtsoash paids
ssnasaarT aEriG.Pls
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TO LET-Faon APnn FIRsT.

In Matthews's Block, on Public Square, one good
Omeei also, good Lodging Room, PaTlor Bedroom.
Un ST. Clair koad, miles from Pest ONCE, q large
convenient Cottage House and Barn and ten acres Of
dance.
MECHANICS sHOP-Briok shop, two stories
OF same On Vineyard street
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MORNING LEADER.
TUESDAY aTORNING. MAI, Qs, 1854.
WAITING FOR sPRING.

For Special and TeIeGraph Hews--See
First Pare. For LEGAL and Commercial
N0Ws--SsS Fourth Page
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SUGAR-COAFED, ,PURELY VEGETABLE
The Oldest, cheapest and most reliable Family
medicine in uss. More used than any other kind.
Price 2i eents-3l pills In box. Sea Circulars.
- sod b. Strong ArmstOngl Benton Brothers
and retail at l6l Ontario street, Cleveland, By
G q. HOtRIS, Gen1 gent,
For Ohio, Michigan and Indiana.
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writers upon the color Of the eye, and its
indications, in the last number of the
PhrenOlOgiOal Journal, we clip the fol-
lowing;
BLUE EYES.
Here is what some lover of the blue eyes
says Of the cerulean orbs most dear to
him. Oh, azure eyed msidens, hear him
"The eyes that borrow their tints from
the summer sky-whst eyes they are How
they dazzle and bewilder I-how they melt
and soften l-how they flash in scorn and
swim in tears, till ones heart is scarcely
worth Q moments purchase, even for q
housewives sievel The large light blue
eye, with the golden eyelash and the faint
ly traced broW-the type Of heavenly pu-
rity and pesce-the calm, sad blue eye,
that thrills ones heart with 8 single
glance, and the well-opened one that
flashes upon you with glorious light
with smile that makes your head whirl,
and a meaning that you never foFget-Oh,
blue eyes blue eyes that have looked
upon me here and there, that have stirred
my heart and haunted my dreams for ten
long years-thst have shone upon me N
the summer sky st noon, and the winter
sky ct night-thst have looked up from
every page have written, and almost from
every page have read.
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sEAO VI dAAMlndos
NO. AtWat5r Building.
Walnut Street. One aud half story no1se SIT5.
ADJOINING the Ctys IL miles from the Post Once,
large and nice Cottage House. Earn and 10 ACRES OF
and, with Fruit, Shrubbery, &C. $3.50 marI2
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Five Hundred Dollars
ONLY GENUINE HAIR REsToRER.
READ THE FOLLOWING.

READ THE FOLLOWING.
TESTIMONIAL OF MRS SARAH GOULD
Prof. Dc MuEH Two years ago my scalp became
diseased, and my hair commenced falling out very
fest. Tbs disease spread until my scalp COM
pie e'e the burning and itching sensation was
insupportsbs. would apply remedy after remedy,
with only momentary relief l consulted several
physicians Of this city. was inform By them that
the disease with which my alp affect ted the
salt Rheum, aud that they could not benefit me. I
read your advertisements and oOncluded to consult
you You assured me that you would eradicate the
disease and restore my hair, which had become very
thin. With that assurance placed myself in your
hands, snd the result Is have luKuriant head Of
hair; my scalp is perfectly well, and my hair has
ceased to fail out. Respectfully, YOuss,
MRS. SARAH GOULD.
No. I{7 South Peari-St., albany, N. z.
It is fact acknowledged by all who have used the
Hair RestOrer and their name Is Legion that IL is