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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-07
Banking 4 ansnraufe.
NATIONAL CITY BANK
oE, OTTAWA.
DIRECTORS :

HENRY F. EAKES WIN C. CHURCHILL.
EDWIN C. ALLEN, EDWARD EAhES
JOHN d. CATION, o. H. BULLEN
TIE CITY BANK EAMES, ALLEN Co.
hes this day transferred its organization from the State
tho National SYSTEM and will! hereafter conduct its bust
mess under the name and style of
The National City Bank Of Ottawa.
Exchange on CHICAGO NEW YORK and all tho
principal cities East and West, bought and sold.
Exchange ENGLAND IRELAND SCOTLAND
and all important points in Continental Europe
In sums to suit purchasers.
Geld and silver bought and sold.
U. ,. Revenue stamps Of all denominations
constantly on hand and for sale
Also will give especial attention o the purchase
sale OF all classes of Governments Securities,
including the so-cae FiyeTwenty and Forty bonds
and the popular Seven-Thirty loan.
We would respectfully solicit continuance Of the bust
relations heretofore existing between the CITY Bank
and its patrons and to the well such new ones as
favor with their business would say We shall
Be able extend such facility and accommodation
will prove them satisfactory and profitable
Henry EAhKs, President. EDWIN ALLEN, Cashier
Epw EAMks pice Pres Ii BULLEN Asst Cash'r,
Ottawa ugust l. 1867
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-07

The Mason & lIalnlin Cabinet Or.
gans, forty different styles adapted to sacred and
cular music for $50 to 5000 each. TIRrY-FIVE GOLD
them. Illustrated Catalogues free. Address, MASON
HAMLIN. Boston, or MASON BROTHERS, New York.
sept g '6S-ly
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-07
Seller$'
IMPERIAL
COUGH SYRUP.

Pronounced to be he feasante and mos, Ecacoles remedy
aoio use
For the Cure OF COu CHS. Colds, Ez0nrs-
ness, Influenza. Tickling Sen.
sation of the Throat. tyhOOp.
ing Cough, etc:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-07

Ma. JOHNSON :-Dy SIR; Ts il To certify that by using
Uu.,- foTths Of a bottle of your RNEERfTIC rom
POUND AND BLOOD PiRIFIER was oor1Isrtiy
ctr.d If t1rsic jlosGtsm, after having suffered for
than eighteen years. II has been four year
since was cure and have not felt the slightest syne
toms Of its return remain urs truly,
ANDREW ARMSTRONG, No - James St,
Allegheny City, Stay 81, l>t4.
81; stands unequalei by any medicine before the
public. for the Of the above named 'ii-.-4seS.
Read the following extracts and testimonials
&c -iU UltO q Tscsir> I<psfk.
"a N IcheT, othS- T.7s,,iics fail
s1--No .thT rep.e,iy hls t~rssas pq,tlar.
ie-H gires ,aIr,TgzIi saftff1rsila.
~ The Prt.J IS Bt1s' Gbtl7drEt.
eE. n as The only ct,Te far RierrHGin1.
ss-R Is des'i'edt u s,y-y.,st, dH otiers.
IT IS pJeS,rits1i by irysIct-nI.
So If r.ooHas>1aioi by Ihys,cl,r7s.
81 Ia truth II f,riscf be,,facsor.
PRFr4EtD
r. L. SELLERS Co. Sole Proprieior.
Pittsburgh, Pa
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Padonize Home Institutions.
The La Sale County Mutual
Fire Insurance Co.,
VTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
Premium Notes, received to May /, 1865, constituting
the Capital,
1927, 40 81.
Now in force
Sl6O, 1876 02.
Amount of Property at risk,
elisa, eos IL.

It will he by the above that this Company has 81
" for every 81 at risk the leading Stock Cos
the East have only 81 of asetts for every S2 $5i of liza
biIities ~ shown 10y their published reports.
The cost of Insurance in this Co. for the past
years has been but about third the charged
ether Cos.
Our oases thus far have been promptly and satisfactory
adjusted. We have never had to contest a loss.
Ths business Of the Company for the past
been prosperous: policies having been issued
than in the previous eight years.
The directors we'll known among the best business
men Of the county.
No be made until the losses Of the Co
require IL, and but assessment and by
cent vote of the Directors Members shall mt be rogt
Cd to pay anything addition < ddrdnce payment
-iraon Of one year from the date of their policies.
In view of the above facts viz: tlsst this is home in
stituton: that the security ample; the Of insurance
less than in other Cos the romptness and beralty with
which losses settled; think entitled to the
patronage Of this community in prcerenceto foreign Com
panies-
Policies issued both the Stock and Mutual plans m
most favorable terms.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-07
s e I'LL e RS
LIVER PILLS,
CThe Original, onlr Trne and Genuine.l

HeVTISIHuII UIII ITut anu VtHUIIIe.J
Has stood for Thirty years Staple Remedy, uDeiuaed
by any medicine known for the of Ltrer COnrrint
CsticeaeSs, Sick Hiache and Iiios;s Disorders, and ir.
deed for the whole class of diseases originating in hillary
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-07

B. f. SELLERS: have used your Cough Syrup in every
affection of the throat for the last three years. hd have
found it a most prompt aud efficient remedy.
J, U. GILLESPIE.
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0ttalua frfe Graotr.
Chicago and Rock Island Rail Road.

LOCAL. MATTERs3l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-07
SeIIerA, Cough syrup.

From large nuuier of Certificates We select the ri
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1865-10-07

In the very best posbls Having good work.
men M there is in stas will do justice to
our customers Thanking our customers throughout La
Sale adjoining counties for the liberal patronage be.
slowed upon us during the last twelve years, we most
cordially invite You drop in and when come
TO our young and growing city, will edeayor to
deal fair with you, by selling you goods at the lowest
living rates. JACKSON L0CkWOOD
sept 2 rs
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27
DAILY LEADER,
GREEN, THE MAIDEN MUR-
DEFER.
Why he Is not Bung-A Curious Re
suit Of an Indictment WrOngfnny
Framed. 1880

Much complaint has been made IN Mas
sschusetts against Governor Andrew fol
Withholding his signature from the death
warrant Of Green, the murderer Of the boy
in Maiden, Massachusetts,; but his friends
declare that he is acting eoncientiously in
the matter, and is not moved by any opin-
ion as 10 the right or wrong of the death
penalty in general. e
The question is understood TO be purely
4 legal one, and among members Of the bar
The Governors position in this case is uns
derstood to be substantially IS follows:
The Indictment against Green charged
only murder, but il did not allege anysof
the Ingredients which are needful under
the statute of 1858 to constitute murder in
the first degree. By that statute all MUIR
der is Of the second degree which does not
sppear to be that ofthe first degree. Thus,
on the face of the Indictment the case is
one of the second degree. Nothing ese
appears. But since the statute declares
IN another section, that the degree of mur-
der shall be found by the Jury, and in still
another, provides that the common law
frame of Indictment need not be changed,
it follows, that the jury WAS to try the case,
and find the degree, according as IT should
appear TO be on the evidence. But since
Green's chse neve was tried st tall, il did
not appear to be one of the first degree by
evidence any more than it does BY The
frame of the indictment. The case does
not seem to be of the first degree NJ hithas
nAAsh~1-ThA-AL-cj by tine express proYis-
ION OF the statute, it must be regarded as of
the second degree only. : l1-5
Suppose the indictment of Green's case
had used those "terms If art" which prop.
srly describe manslsughter, and not muir
der, his plea of "guilty of murder in the
frst degree" would not support q judg-
nent of death. That every one will sd.
nit Now, the Indictment did use the
terms of srt,n which unequivocalIy de-.
Icribe murder in the second degree and no
The consequence is the sme D.,
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n women.

A North Carolina letter-Writer mentions
the following instances of the refinement
and delicacy of HSouthern ladies'"
Miss Temple Medley Is considered one of
the bellies of the State. The family is very
wealthy, aristocrstic and all that, and
stands at the very top in this section. Her
mother was fogging q little negro child,
when the mother of the child interfered to
protect it. Miss Medley stepped up, and
drawing a revolver from her pocket, shot
the negro woman dead, fringa second ball
into the body. She was arrested and will
be tried by a military court. The papers
here are defending her and trying 10 stir
up the old feeling toward fha RlaVea and
excusing her under the black laws Of the
-StetA5 U5ngr q VIII serve as an evidence
of the refinement among gentlemen, and
the tenderness which Adorns female char
rscte in this latitude.
A representative of one of the Wealthiest
families in the place, in the presence of
his family, was relating to one Of our
officers a whipping case in which be psfti-
cipated. Said he; "One Of ~ hoSs Boh.
had been doing wronS and had lin tied
up and told the @ 20 Give him !
nnr p OfOA6OHA
1890 I'D never made q sound OF
80. a muscle. 1 went up TO him AND
-Aed him why he did not beg. he never
1 said a word, sir. I then had hfty more
aid on, and still he kept his mouth shut
Then L took of my coat and whipped him
till 1 was pretty tired, but couldAt get nm
70 beg. Then 1 was vexed, and laid the
whip on till his back wss one clot Of blood
and then stopped again and asked him VII!
he did not beg. He still would not snswel
me, and 1 whipped him till be tainted
You see he thought 1 would beg for him.
Here the daughter, one Of the most ele
CANT young lsdies of the town, remarked
aWhy, Colonel, just think, he wanted p
10 beg for him; he thought ps would d.
his beggingP
No words can add loathing to IS plain I
statement as that. The same man = few
dsys before our forces reached the place
had shot one of his negroes in cold blood
for some slight offence. To be enabled
shoot a"niggern whenever the fancy strike
one, is q marx OF wealth. All cannot AtOr
such pastime. He told the story Of th
shooting himself, IS if he thought it woul
at once give him standing among OF
officers.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DZPOTi'
AAstorn Through arrives At I;sO A. H., Gl6 P. n.
MastsEn Way arrives Ct IO.sOA.M.
HeStarn Through arrives ct $50 A. n, SO r. y
DO Way arrives 1t 2:S P. \.
senduaky way arrives at &1b A. n.
ono!nnaH Through arrive. at ESQ A. H, Eeo 2. n
DO Way arrives 81 $50 P. n.
RtttsburRh Through Arrives q R.E5 A,
Way arrives 1t l0l0 P. NJ
Aahoning Way arrives ct 1913 A. n
AeadVills arrives At 1895 A. IL.
Medina Way arrives at zoo p. n.
ROokPort. 6ep arrives TussdayA Thursdays al
Saturdays at Is II.
WGrrsnsvills arrives daily At I0.B A. n.
kast Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily Q eAM
H0UB OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
AA1TE1E THR0UaH for 1Fie, BuHAlo, Boston. HsE
York, Hartford, and PainesVile, 6ensVA, Ashtsbl
Il and oonnsAnt, closes ct $50 A. n.
A1sTEHz THAoosH, for New York only, closes II
EAsTEEs fHncUaH, Tor Eris, Buffalo, Albany,
Boston, Rev YORK and Hartford, closes 1t 800
Z. ID.
s4sEseSE VA, ioE ~ points between 0sVslans
HETERE s9rRoUGH, for Toledo, Dssrsit, WioAEoi
and Milwaukee closes at T:l0 A. NJ
H1s-ARA THROUGH, ar Toledo, Dotrolsl OhicaEo.
DubaQus, 81. Joseph and Cairo closes st 300 P. n.
RAsTHRs WAY, for al points between OsTsiaas
ard Toledo, CLOSES 81 1:45 P. IA.
tSAsDUeKf WAY, for Sandusky and al intsznS
date points, closes st $50 p. N.
OmQNHATI WAY, for al poirt9 between CisVslari
and Cincinnati, oIoses at T.05 A. h
OEacTsakTI THRoUaBi for Columbus Dayton,
Hsgark and Cincinnati, oloseE st T:05 A. Il.
DIsCEHAFH FsRoUss, for Columbus, OnoinaaS,
Louisville, 81. Louis, Indianapolis, NAnssvilia, and
wheeling, close ct $50 P. d.
kTTT5EJRsH THBoCGa, for PttabuFEh And Nask.
oioses At 1880 p. n.
PVrFsnUEGH RAX, for all points between O1vs
land Mel5yills, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
stslphiss Baltimore Eod W~sShingtcn. close st ise
A4h.
nBoHMs Way, for ali points bstWssn UlsvslAss
en- youngstown, closes st $50 P. Il.
MEANWHILE, closes ct $50 A. n
GzDIHA NAY, CLOSES a. I:S0 A. ~
BOOKPoKF, 10, elo<ss on Tuesdays, TbsfsdsN
and Saturdays, At12H-
EAEEEssTrELE, elosss daily, Io.sOA. n.
EksT OLzVDLAzc and Euclid, Gloss daily, 81 ,
r. a. -
Neil and Drop LsttsEI srs required by isW 70 b
An City Circulars ere required to bSprs-paid VIA
. ERo-osnt Ramp.
once open from 500 A. n. to $50 P. N. On
Sunday from 900 70 1000 A. NJ.
4 OOWLB P. n,
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A North Carolina letter-writer mentions
the following instances of the refinement
and delicacy of HSouthern ladies'"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27
Free DeIIYerY 0f Lefters.

Parties wishing their mall matter delivered By
Carriers will please leave orders TO that eject at
the Postmastsr's Room, with any Carrier, or by
letter through toe POstofice, when they Will be de-
livered, without extra charge, with ~promptness,
according to the following Timetable OF Depart
ures Of Carriers from the Office: .
IN THE BUSINESS TERRITORY.
Lying between the River and east side Ontario st.,
Qncluding the Ox-BOW hatsb the deliveries VIII
FIRST DKLIyKRY.@0auiers will leave Postofhcs
ct 500 A. N. with proceeds Of all night nails
sEcUED D-ELIvERH.-LeaVe POstohce at 1GOOA
n. with proceeds Of 7:SO Eastern.
THIRD DElTvERY.-LeaYe u:SO A. n. with pro
oeeda Of B:2O A. NJ. Western, 9;l5 A.. N. SanduBky
Way, $50 A.. n. Cincinnati, 9:25 A. N. Ptttsburg,
and 10:20 a. NJ Eastern Way.
FOURTH DELIvERE.-LeEVs at zoo P. n. for Drop
Letter Distribution.
FIFTH DELIVERY.-LeSvs at 800 P. N. with pro-
oeeds Of SI5 ?. NJ Eastern, 2s65 P. Il. Western and
S. 'S14s1-%s.-nsav ct 500 P. N. for Drop
Letter Distribution.
-FOUR DELIVERY TERRITORY, 7 cd
Lying between Ontario street and Wilson ayenus,
including scrAntOn's Flats, the Heights, and the
West Side:
with proceeds Of night nails
SEcOSD DELIvERT.-LeaVe At 1870 An with
proceeds Of all forenoon malls except 1870 A \
Eastern Way. .r .....E ..a
TnIRD DEffvER7.-Leave at 500 P. n. with pro
Deeds Of Io:2O A. n. Easten Way.
FouBTH DELIVERY -LeaTs St $50 P. n. with
proceeds Of 2;l5 p Eastern, 255 P. \, Toledo
and 800 P. n. Columbus.
COLLECTIONS OF LETTERS IN THE BUsI-
MESS FERSSJJEhanScS At 500 AN
for the $3.50 Eastern and $50 Atlantic and Great
Western.
sECOSD-Wm commence at 1000 A. N. fr Drop
Letters.
TmRD-Commonoes At IlisO a. N. for LEO ,. Y.
Pittaburg, 2;45 P. N. Columbus, 2:45 ?. \. Toledo,
and 9:25 P. n. Eastern Wsy.
FoUBTH-Commences at 200 ?. n. for $50 P. y.
E9Esa.. I'D LOO -
sTxTH-Commences Of 500 P. N. for SEQ P. N.
Eastern, 10 90 P. N. Western, and 1000 P. ~. Gin
einnati; $50 A. n. NEXT morning) Mshoning; 500
A. N. next morning) Pittsburgh s:O5 A. N. (next
morning. CinnaH; and $40 A. N. next morning.
Toledo.
COLLECTION N THE FOUR DELIVERY
r TERRITORY
VIII 1t s:OOA. NJ, 1880 A. M s:O0P
n. sRd 4:S0P. NJ
Z. COWLES r. Il.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

On aud sftEg MoEGay, Oot. z.ss, I@ F.as1es
2 Trains EHl run As Nh-Wss teln117a earsIssols
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

The fourth number of the new comic IA
per appears to-day, and overlows viii
jokes. We copy a few sample cards from
it:
FISH S1UcK-Although It is well known
that Mr.. Bsrnum's AquariR contained
hshes of all sorts and sizes, from the largest
to the smallest, yet it is a we'll sscertai1ed
fact that there was no Small FRY there.
from the moment the flames reached m
vitals of the Museum.
Our Rural Contributor writes US word
that he has enlarged his establishment. and
now keeps q head of oxen, a head of hen.
4 several head of cabbage, while be is
trying also to keep AHEAD of the times.
NEW DEFIEITIoNs-LoyaIty-The Tea
zoe drink. Pontoons-C Current Overtures
Ode (owed) to Freedom-The National
Debt Railway DiVidends-Legs, arms.
trunks &c. Negro Emancipation-Msk..
ing q Man his own Master, with nobody To
Serve him. Light Expenses-Gas Bills.
Bears Grease-"'Tis Grease, but Iivin0
Grease no more"
PRACTICAL JOKE OF UNCLE SANS
1t must be conceded that Uuncle Sam was
guilty of 3 practical joke in carrying out
ms determination to subdue the rebeiIious
SOUTH for he now declares that he has not
st all exceeded his purpose of conquerinq a
Notwithstanding he hss got bach the
whole of it,
APnL o PANACKIsrs-Tbe Jatin IL
q very comprehensive language, indeed.
There is n little word in It for instance |
is in itself an epigram, SIS well as an
for application to the whole tribe |
dlsreputable medical mountebanks. The
Werk TO which we refer is-Loquar.
A while ago every one of the morning
papers had an article, daily, entitled The
sitHstiSn8 The aHHss'%I Via some alarm.
g5bH \ IS siHea tt5s- close If If the var thS
wouldn't it be well 10 advertise for one2
NEWS RoMTHEPETRoLEUM MARKET
Every one continues TO have oil on the
brain, except the whale lately on exhibi-
lion at the Museum.
PLAY OR PRAY.-Msnsger Stanton re-
lpecttully informs his friends and the pub
lie generally, that he has retired from the
Theatre of War and assumed the command
Of Fords Theatre, Washington, where he
hopes for q continuance of the distinguish
ed patronage with which he has been fs-
vOred for the past four years. His new en-
will shortly be opened with 8 Be-
variety entertainment, whose roper
tOirs embraces sll the pieces of standard
excellence, and many tragedies and farces
new TO an American audience.
IAN Unwsrrantsble Intrusion" lin
which Mr.. s. sustains the principal charsc-
teri has already been rehesrsed, with =
screaming B~urlesque, written expressly
for this Theatre by Mr.. NsdAl, an author
whose original vein of humor cannon fail
10 render him a popular favorite.
Due notice will be given of the COM
mencement of the dramatic season in this
under IFS new management
An event only deferred by a trivial diff
Guilty concerning the title to the property:
COLLEGE oRATIoEs.
While August suns sre fsrvid in their glow,
And pour their heat OF ~fainting flesh below,
The august Sons Of many 3 College shine
With any sort Of radiance save divine T.
And lovely Maids in crowded ohhpels pant
T. escape the outflow Of their Wit-but oan'tI
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27
IMPORTANT TOLADIEs-Dr. Han.


vey'G Female Pills have never yet failed in remoy.
ing difficulties arising from obstruction, or stop.
page Of nature, or In restoring the system to per-
foot health when suffering from Spinal Affection
ProiapEus, Uten, the Whites, or other weakness oi
the Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harm
less on the constitution, and may be taken by tie
most delicate female without bAusing distress-the
same time they act like q charm by strengthening,
inVigoratingA and restoring the Bystem TO . healthy
condition, and by bringing on the monthly period
with regularity, no matter from what causes the
obstruction may arise. They should, however, NOT
be taken during the first three months Of pregnan-
CT, although Eaft at any other time, a miscarriage
would be the result.
Each box contains 60 pills. Price 81
DR.. HARVETs TREATISE on Diseases Of Females
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, Brrrenness, S~tsAiIity, Re-
production, and Abuses Of Nature, and emphaticaI.
~ the Ladies Private Medical Adv ser, q p mphiet
OF "a pages sent free to any address. Six cents re-
CURED TO pay postsge.
The pills and book will be sent by mail when de-
sired, securely sealed, and prepaid, by
j. BRYAN, NJ. D., General Agent,
No. &c Cedar ct New York.
nSSold by al 5he principal Druggists.
q. W. CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Cleveland.
july2l:R3sm.W.f8vy
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.UHprkvR Ss4kRif4eASS f ffEbSPtfAt
M
pEiuafn EadinaI nIsnnnsaru

Private HedieaI DiSpensarY,
81 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mieh.
Near the Michigan ExchAnge Hotel.
Where every form Of SYPHILIS and all other dis
eases Of the prO0reative and urinary organs Of both
sexes are more successfully managed than at any
other similar institution in this country. Every
one sh Ould know that whilst the slightest consti-
tutioHAl contamination exists, marriage is impos-
sible, for the good reason that where offspring en-
sues disease is nearly always entailed. This, there
fore, is one Of the worst impediments 70 matrt-
mOny.
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
improper practices, will ind this 9 Dispenssry
where there is no uncertainty about getting relief,
but where every sne of such cases are cured per-
mAnently. No book Published ty nor issued from
this Institution BY which the minds of the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruined.
LADIES,
Married or single, requiring q Female Regulator,
should enclose one dollar and three postage stsmps,
and by return mail they will receive, with full di-
rectiOns, the only relisb e Female Regulator in use.
This K gulator is fast becoming the favOriie ofladies
everywhere, simply because its action is mild and
safe and can always be depended upoR in removing
instructions from Gods and any other cause.
Ali correspondence strictly CONFIDENTIAL. Letters
on consultation should contain one dollar and =
postage stamp for answer, Office and rooms ar
ranged that patients never see each other.
Consultation and services ct the office, free to the
poor, every Saturday afternoon, from 8 to 8 P. N.
Office and Dispensary open from s A. NJ. TO 8 P. NJ,
daily, sxoept Sundays. AIlnecessary surgical oper-
atoms performed.
Address, DR. DIHART,
Pest ONCE Drawer 625, Detroit, Mich.
Enclose two postage stamps and sond for circular
Of questions, and, if properly answered, medicines
oau be sent t. any part Of the country. Remember
these cases must be cured or the worst consequences
follow. ma9:r4dt.w
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27

Over twenty yesrs' Increasing demand has estab
buhed the fact MArHEw's VEEETIAH KAN BYE 4
the best In the world. It is the cheapest, most 70.
liable, and most convenient. OomDIsts in one
bottle. DOss not require any previous preparation
ofthe hair. 10 trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub on or make the hair appear dusty or dead,
but tmpSrts to IL new life and lustre- Produces q
beautiful black or brown, a. preferred. A child
can aPply #. Always givss satisfaction. Only rs
cents per bottle. Bold everywhere.
A. L MATHEWS, Manufacturer, n. z.
DEMAs BARNS q co.. New York, wholesale
ARerta. nnvIc.PT
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A l. 4 n 4 81

a LLKN JoREp.
~ f.Ia F--a
WhOIssaIs and RstaH DsAISE m a,,
strip VeEEs OslaRblaza and Chippewa
. o Ii
Oass on Q, 6P.6 B. Ptsr. Also, 0GoS and AaFe
Is Eannd strest Z. b Crossing Goal ofan
Excellant QEafa4 tF
sEEAh, GAS, CRATES, STOVES,
OMos OF HounS Uha. Also AHTHRAUTR GOAL
d large sF mall quantities. res
Ms& Goal mr. Hmithing kspe constantly on hsna,
N, Hsrna aashs nAylosRa
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-27
OPTICIANS,
a eOIOMOWeON,

Practical and sdQtJof Q8jaiaH,g Sssna TIA M fsF cFtT.
beink an old establishment, ana naVIng Deen eX-
teDsiVey patronized, he has the confidence that
his present stock will warrant the contin uanoe of
public fsyoIs. Al his speotaeles are Of the best
quality Of crystal glasses, ground under his own
Inspection, IN all cases curing weakness, dizziness,
and impartiBg strength for long reading and hne
sewing Artificial eyes inserted without pain.
OFFIOE-1S0 Superior st first door from the
entrance TO the American Hotel -H
OF travellers claiming to be Mr.. Solo
monsOn or his agent. iuy24