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FROM FOKFKEsS MONROE.

1900 H. FORTRESS MONROE, July 3. )
The United States steamer Morgan. ar
rived, here this morning morning from Mobile and
Noimportant news, - -. - % .5. =.
Ex-Goyernor Eelr.yy a. Wise left Nor
folk yesterday for Richmond. 80 80 -. -,
Brsvet-B BHgsdIer General a. L. Msury
has been assigned 70 duty in this. sub-dis-
trict, BY orders from the President. = -, 4
3 The Sanitary Commission, hsye closed
their rooms at lis place. there being no
further need Of the aid that they have
hitherto extended to sick and wounded
soldiers in the hospitals, \, 5-...,, t..i.sl'
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The Fnnrfn Ahrnn.I.

There is to be grand Fourth Of July
celebration in Paris. A committee Of
American gentlemen have obtained ripT
that day the exclusive privilege of the
beautiful enclosure in the Bois de BoIogpe,
known as the Pre- Catalan, and the present
renter of this garden has undertaken to
furnish TO the committee everyth ing re-
quired for the celebration. An immense
tent viii be built for ball and dining
room, and the Governmsnt will not. object
to the making Of speeches by Americans,
and in the English language.
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FROM WAsHINGEGN.

-iTFb q 80 o WAsHEN0FoIT, July 2
The trial of Miss Mary Harris for the
murder Of. A! j.. Burroughs, clerk IN the
Treasury Department. was commenced In
the Criminal Court today b. aHaiir.
Major General GHsleck arrived in this
city tO,daE!lb 1o 1uitstass,8i Ipt bHs p,
Robert 0uld has been nnconditionally
released and may soon bs expected here
from Rlehmond.an sl.3 ruifss 11iGHll o.
The Posts Washington special says /;
General Grant leaves for Albany this
evening d he will not 60 to Syracuse. ,-
The President is better tonight, but is
still too mach in disposed 70 receive visitors.
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The Columbus correspondents ofths Gin
cinnAti iConlnercialstAtest the number Of Ohio
troops mustered out since the close of the
war at I5,74O. The same expedition is
probably being shown in other States, indi.
eating the rspidity with which the army Is
being cut down and the e1penses of the
Government reduced. Such exhibitions Of
the purpose of the authorities q bsi-s she'
necessities of the Government as rapidly
IS possible into the narrowest practicable
limits will receive the applause of the
people. - .E
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ErANTOe,S WIFHDRAWAI.

The Sunday Mercury publishes Wash
ington dispatch that says Secretary Stan
ton win leave the Cabinet on the 15th,
and mentions Preston King as his pro-
bable successor, which would make it ne.
eesssry for Secretary Seward to retire.
b, The Tribune takes the occasion to say
that Secretary Seward long since notified
Presid ent johnson of his wish TO be re-;
lieved Of his official cares and duties at the
ealIiestidsy consistent with the demands Of
the public service.
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HRALrEE lF M PREaInENf

b. .-lG WASHINGTON, July g. !.
The President is not sufficiently recoy-
cred in health to Justify his travelling TO
Gettysburg, to be present st the cerer
monies tomorrow. ..s..., iia .r-..fi
A letter from the President will be resd
on that occasion. s.a7isl Ia. .lf-s. ,-.l 81
The health Of Mr. +. W. Seward con-
tinues to improve. u &si.. ... -.
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The St. Louis Republican publishes q
communication from Hon. Henry TayIeF
Blow, member of Congress from that city,
to meet in convention in St Louis With. 3
view 10 considering the best mode of re-
establishing trade in the great war.scathed
Valley of the Mississippi. The long hold
which the rebels had upon the arteries Of
commerce in the total blockade of the Mis-.
sissippi deranged all the functions of tsde
Throughout that rich section ofonr country,
and it is very desirable that the restoration
of peace should witness at the earliest prae-
tIcAble time renewal Of the commercial
intercourse that preceded the rebellion. Tt
is und erstood that movement to this end
is in the hands Of gentlemen Of 'respohIi-
bility, who are actusted solely by desire
for the common good The views Of Ar.
Blow are condensed in the following para
graph; ..5 s',5.....a.
respectfully submit that every prompt.
ing Of self interest, as we'll as every gener-
Gus impulse toward re-estsblishing friendly
relations with the people of The South,
should induce us to make an early move
towards renewing the pleasant intercourse
of the past. We are all in the great val
ley, 70 be near neighbors forever, with
3 common interest, and Itrust will bs.co-t
lAborers in the holy cause of reuniting and
Strengthening every portion of our COM
mon, country. 81. zgtI ffIy IsVgfTl
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important transactions uPsto noon to-day.
Io14ps are quoted st.9s, and g. Of 81 and
DDS are without price. There were con
siderable transactions in Erie On the street,
ana the stoCk sold up 20 So. 'nThe balance
'ot the tss vAEnOt Esry 'actiEe, but prices
were tEms road sr,i h i1sre,iiar 81. L,
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Associated Press Report.
CFLERRATISIN.

..r,. NEEo YORK, July 3.8y
The fourth, will be eelsbrated in this city
and Brooklyn With -4RHsusl enthusiasm.
--ssrned veterans largely. Most libsesl
provisions have been. msde for them by
the municipal authorities of both cities. -is
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aAFPLIoArIoNs FOR PARpor

N
Seventy applications for pardon, prinei.
pally from Virgins, and recommended by
.GoysfnOr Pisrpohb were received today
BY the President. a. sss ..gsassa
.onis --os AUCTION SALE. saa rzu. So
ia Arga number Of beef cattle contract
ed fOf by the government before the dis.
band9ning Of the armies, and delivered
since Twin be soon offered al sue.ion in this
city +. 80 - IN -.r,.-
,s5l CELEBRAT1oS rE wAsHINarox. '''a
y The only public celebration to. morrow,
in Washington, win be by the cOlor,ed peo
PIE ePmposing the National Monument
Association, with Major General Hunter as
orstof- Sslutes viii be fred at sunrise,
noon, and sunset, by order of the govern,
ment authorities; at night there Is to be
display of fireworks. An the public de-
partnents will be closed. aa.'tI io
Mr.. DANA. -n o. -a-''
M, Dana has not yet left Washington,
as some papers have stated, but Is Acting
Secretary of War, owing to the sickness Of
Mr.. Stanton. 'i' h.i"- '@'' ''l' 77a 81.
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OOE'g

DKEPEPSLA CURE
cures iStuIenoy, weak
ness and gapersl debility;
Il makes the weary Ambi-
tious, tbs 'tssbIs ktr6hg,
the dBhilitAted healthy
for 1t enables thepanant
90 tske.plentg OF hsaIthy
feed, which Is tbs parent
Of the body. I.iii ".
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General ]. D. Cox, the Union h6mines
for Governor of Ohio, hsids reception of
his fellow-cilizens Of Ohio resident ia
Washington on Saturday evening last st
The residence of Mr.. iWetinofe, Ohio State
Military Agent.
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ysz llE WCH 10 jNEw YoRK, July 8. p
I The loss blythe bprAing of West, Brad
ley q Co.'S, hoop skirt factory, last night is
estimated at $50 Ob6.- Over 1000 opera.
tiyss ars thrown out employment N"
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.
Colonel Wilcox received the following
telegram this 2. NJ: IalshHsl uGijn1tfr hri
WAR DEPARTMENT, July 8. RI
Commanding General Of arnnies snd de-
partmsnts except the Army Of Tennessee,
Department Of the Gulf and the command
in Texas will reduce their commands to
the minimum necessary for the require
ments Of the service and muster out by en-
tire regiments all surplus troops. In se-
lnntip1 trnnns fnr disnhs-rn ,eshsa-n-. % = a.
be given to veteran regiments having the
shortest time to serve. y" - pr. -
The remaining regiments of the Army of
the Potomac and the Army Of the Ten
nessee are also ordered to be mustered out.
u 0r T.. NJ. VINeENT, A. a. G! I"
Private Henry W. Shaw, Of the IsOlh
Ohio, has been discharged to enable him. 70
accept the position of Assistant Surgeon of
the 1S4th. Assistant Surgeon O. W Price,
of the latter regime Mt, has been honorsbIy
discharged. 70. ,.'t-l-, ',..-'' -,,.i o5-ss.,55
Captain GqstsVe A. aGrius, of the lslst
Ohio, has been dismissed for absence with
out leave. % u h,sal-,i 20 l"i's1 aa % a''
Lieutenant Leonard AdRiinls,s Of the
I94th Ohio, has resigned. ,sy tilisi4e, a.a q
rf HEALTH OF GOV. BRoUGH-A =.
Surgeon General Barr telsgraphs from
Cleveland to-day that the Governor was
improving, but was still in critical con-
dition.
THE FOURTH IN COLUMBUS.
Not much attention will be paid here TO
the Fourth, except by Young A---0rlcS ana
a few noi-;-sio fuuIyiduals who propose TO
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nLlEll

allows YOU 70 eat a hearty
meal without fsar OF dis
tress kftsrWArd, for it
will stop It a. soon a. it
is sWaliOWsd. IS aIs
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Hpecial Report.
tINiNd1AI.

Dr..
,sad 90 '''.1'''" I New YoRK, July 8.
The number Of operators on the street
this morning was very small and mostly
bulls. The European 70 ialdviesss, quot
ing the advance in Erie to so and Illinois
Central to sef, had 8 very 6uoysnt effect
on these stocks and there was a sharp rise
in the prices though business was restrict,
Ell by the small amount Of stock Offering.
Erie in demand isst So, fell to ST then
rallied and at the close stood s2I Illinois
Central rose to ls1 bid, no stock offered.
Gold opened weak and the prices run
down to 1888 After the announcements Of
qfths fan of 2Os 70 Il, BY, the China's
news gold rose to l4O. Transactions were
very light to-day and no business was done
Of any account. --s --., ,i,...,-.. .....
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DKSREPSLA CURE
Is q purely vegetable
preparation, contains no
oPi1tes 10 poison, moth
Ing hnItfal, bat act
promptly, surely and I'M
medlatSly. ! i'F 4h''i
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LEADER.
TUESDAY, JULY \ 1886, Ar1
Inaependenee DaY

To-day being national hOIidasyE,' no
paper viii be Issued from this Office this
afternoon or tomorrow morning. toa
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04
Of any aecoun
Postponed.

The hearing in the case of W. D; Mann
and David Strstson, who defrauded the
stockholders ofthe United Service Petro-
leum Company, was to have come off to
day but was postponed till Wednesday.
Mann and STATION are in prison In de-
fault!of bail.
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DELKeArToN PROM RIcHMoND.
IINI fWEsHIIHcrON- JulJ

iWAsHIhGrON, JuAy 3, T.
" A delegation from Richmond has arrived
here, bring numetOusIy signed memorial
to the President praying the re-eonsidera-
ton Of the clause in the amnesty proeIa-
nation excluding from its benefits all per-
sons worth more than $4,000.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

The Dayton Journal reports that the
Seneca County Union Convention have
nominated ticket consisting chiefly Of ras
turned veteran soldiers, Colonel. Luther II
Strong being the candidate for reprsseuta-
tive. g t,..lt,- "a. II
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The trial of Miss Mary Harris, who shot
Judson Burroughs, clerk in the Treasury
Department. was c1rlhiancsd yeaefahY.
Among her counsel are voorhees,, of Indi-
ana, and Judge Mason, of Iowa. agtF
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

DYSPEPSIA CURE
creates an appetite and
gives ViRor and strength
70 The whole system.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
sgastehs the stomach,
Puriaei the breath, and
instantly stop sOsrness,
AcidityiAnd rising Of iOod.
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| -pQB'a

DYSPEPSIA 'CURF
cures Eiok hsadaohe,
aickneA At the stomach
and palms or ehoifu ia the
bosels. ...
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
Is the beat Iemedy in the
world for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, SICK Headsche,
HsArtburn, Fever and
AgIe, HApssaiat stOnaeh
and, in hct, al diseases
or paias In the stOmach
and bn.Eels.
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Qpite a number of the rebels have late
ly left for Europe. Thelsst steamer took
out Brigsdier General Frank OsgcCd and
family, Colonel B. T. Williams, ex-Asis.'
tant ComrnissAry Of saboieteaeeI q. q Al
Mrs. r. T. Williams, wife of the late Sent
atOr Williams, and. daughter Of Virginia
and Harry G. Williams, of Missouri raid
notdriety; Mrs. Liyingstons-=all +. T. VS.;
j. T Johnston, of South Carolina; Colonel
Charles D. King, of Georgiai and Briga-
dier General K. I. Baldwin and family, of
Texhs. plIg44a AHT AOa o.iasO1O
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.slsSiI. 2, ,5IIIsIII ,5III.Is,I ,. Io,,,..ss.5,,,I7 q,

: The London qiEles of ths4 18th has the
following Oh Bfigholfs performance in
a Martha ..-..
"a = aSlgnOr Brgn6li rot only has q
besptiful voice, but sings with true ex-
pfession; and at tbs. end of his air in the
third act IA tgggfFi bsstf amor, 'SVss sncor-
ed. Every hAbitual frequsnter OF theopera
must have felt mrprised that such tenor
had been 30 many years be1oFe the public
without & chance Of making himself heard
IN EnglRnd. In America Signor Brignoli
: has long beensn established favorita, and
! eVeu in Paris I'D wAs Q short time since en-
gagged at the Theatre Italian. Better late
than never. IN the present dearth Of
Italian tsnoFs saeh N acquisition is most
SpeIcome.' 4a3Wh y tii'
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DTRPEPSLA CURE
ouEsa !ndigsstien 4 con
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COUGH BALSAM
relieves 3 ooBsumptivs
cough As soon as IL il
taken.
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COUGH BALSAN
cures sore throat and
sorensss of the ehestand
lungs.
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GOES

cough BALSAh
saSstS I'D FsReFsitiy. FEsReFsdit aAldI
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-04

The Cincinnati Commercial in Teriterst.
ing its state mont that General Hooker is
to succeed General Dix in command of'the
New York Department, says it Endsr7
stands Hooker will be succeeded in this
Department by General Ord.
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III - uAhhIsBUftd July D
Major General Meade and staff, and
Msior General Crawford and stan, arrived
here last night, and were received at the
depot by q delegation Of Stste officials.
Generals Meade and Crawford were en-
tertsined in the morning by Governor
Curtin, at the Executive Mansion, where
they were also waitedion by the citizens of
Harrisburg. The distinguished party LETT
the city at 10 O'Clock in carriages, intend
ing to drive through Cumberland Vslley
TO Gettysburg. s'sa' q isai i7''''i ''i 70
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DYSREPSLA CURE
enees distress Rftsr eAtins
Instantly t''A ''''l'7'
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THE FoURTE IN coLuMBUs.

THE FOURTH IN COLUMBUS.
Not much attention will be paid here TO
the Fourth, except by Young A-10ries ana
a few Tai-;-.io iuulyiduals who propose to
do s little celebrating on their own &C
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OnEs

COUGH BALSAK
cures hoarssness and
ticking in the throat.
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DYE FL0URl RYE FLOURt-Por
IO saloi lots 70 Euis, at Warehouse Of
apis - aARDazR BURT 4 90!
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n DIRECTnRss or THE "a x &C. VI. B. R.
BRlEoE.-Ats 9 meeting of the stockholders
ofthe-nbCYs Company, ,heldSt their Office in
Buffalo on FrIaSs, she following gentle
meh were elected Directors:
Thomas W. Kennard, New York.
-. Charles Day, do.
George r, Babcsck, Buffalo,,
Pascal ?. Prats, G s .is do. ,}Ess55
Henry Martin, do.
1iWm,-A. Thompson, do ~. .,
1 Bennis BOWsn, s do. .gsEts b
Alsx. McAndrew, New York. - ~
"a Samuel Wsnn.rt, do. ,s-,..,. .--,
Gaylord Church, MsadviiIe,, Pa. 'a '-i
Aug. ", Bernal, London, England.
Jeremiah hafocque, New York.
} oiEm. g. Hamilton, ,''ai do. siasas.......,.-
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EEH.-

GOES GOES
OKSRER6LA CURE COUGH BALiSAM
eures Dyapspais posi- oures thu rnast-vi-I---.
tfvefy.i .-l''l5f ~ faftlsks Of croup IN either
Z .gU - 60 .. IOld or Young.
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The Latest 80 News

The Latest 40 News
BY TELEGRAPH.
E LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
R:9MeQEFy79l9FB8FUs! q D F8FU
order Reducing the Armies
The Fourth ! Of Of July.
70 be Generally Celebrated
The Celebration Of Gettysb1lAFg,
FOREIGN NEWS
BeGIIne in American Securities
Laying Of the Atlantic Cable.
Ii Is About Ready to Start.
Tariff for Messages FIXED Upon
Mr. Adams and the Cable.
FROM THFWEST
indians will Have to be
10, ChaStised.
U -7rT 777T-T -T7---7Ti M HTsoE
WASHINGTON. M NEWS w ITEMS
if71G , I7TT177T % TFdT H7s euig|
Trial of Miss Mary Harris.
President ] OhnSOn's Health
..sy -.----------------------- oIni n.sDi :.
Gen. Pope in Washington.
Treasury Gold Disbursements !
LATEREWS FROM HAVANA |
The EVseuatIOn or st Domingo |
l.ie BE- Completed. .aa,Jgi1qa,l !
FROM NEW. ORLEANS
FlII Dol r. .a Il
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rnnHH


COUGH BALSAEt
eprea influenza, ssthma,
and AL bronchial hnee-
uOnn.
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7-sO LOAN. .ijsai.
-. PBILADELPHLA, JulY 8.

-I-I- 2 p 7H1-7-14E-I III Q NIIT q
Jay Cooke, United States subscription
agent, reports the spbscdPtionsito the z 80
llosA today at $780,, 900.
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pYEINc

ERRDKRICK CYRIAX,
French Rhney steam Bye works an
Cleaning EBtab1lshme3ts
BelTIdero Farm, East cleveland, axe
96 Benocs Street.
OFyToF-lOf Seneca ST., Cleveland, o.
mean to make this the BESF DYE-HOUSh IN
THE WEST, and shall spare no effort TO give nat
/ eaH he especial attention Of Gentlemen to the
MPROvED FRENCH STYLE
OF Cleaning Or Rs-dTeinE Of mAdS-up Garments.
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l. 9s i-am3n4s oai faa a,.,t
snP,s ysh-oj ha - ys. % .I.. cd. .ss
% tr7j sysG aiI olais sl.I3.f r.es .r.......
ii soi bns ll,s s,l,ysyv co. -..
aIni inau,iln5sA A'i11'-'' - - .sr4, .....
af A7asy isili Fsd irfa il.f5-s. -.s. ..fl.f
thGs ORIGINATE IuSs, .s raf..,.i anal. ..-.....
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70 family can afford TO
be without
GOES
COUGH BAL&AN
in the bouss ready for
inahfediate use.
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.00UGR BALSAK
is the largeat bottle in
the void for the price,
therefore, LOt only tho
best but The cheapest
medioins extant.
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D RVoLYING:sBUTTER DISHES
~ ~ ss. rs : F'e'i''d A. .oSoWLE.s 4 CO.,
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q ..sTOMAOH OR BOWEIes

.s-'si -s4 sil .saI-ai f. q
-vs4ar1Ans both Of them, IN every ia,s.noe,H II .l
b5a -.t f.r.... .,.-t ... ...... -.. . r,.
our al IeotiOnsi ara Oriovsd.a a ass
ts- rlitifrs l.iai
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS
The Great Female Remedy
nIRREcULARIrIEs !

IfftL
These Drops are s'eientiSeaIy- compounded fluid
Preparation, and better than any pills, powders or
nostrSIns. Being liquid thei, action is direct and
positive, rendering thsm reliable speedy and oer-
tain specific for. the cure Of all distractions and
sdppressions Of Natures. r
. ThSdr popularity Is indicated By the fact that
over 100 90 bOttlesAFs SnnusIIy sold and consumed
By tie ladies Of the United States, and every ous
Of them speak in the strongest terms Of praise Of
their great merits. yffats4 rf r=
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snals temsdy, and are eonsidsrsd BY dealers, con-
Sumsrs' phyleiAns, and ell who know ausht Of
them, . ths gprest, safest and most inaIIiabs pre-
ParatiOp in TIE world for the cure Of all female
complaints, the removal Of al ObssructiOns Of Ma
tsre, ard ne PE9nOtiea Of health. strength and
rsso'Sr iityHl gmr Esd dsuoh a-f sra
A1piicit dirsotionp, stating when they maybe
u'ed' APd s1RlAining reasons Why and when they
should pot 10 Used without producing re.uIts con-
traTy e ths sourge Of Natures chosen laws, win BE-
iOund oHrefany fsldsd srOuud each botlls with the
nsnatufe Of ysIoHH L. LION. without which
nens' arp ssDuins5 Thsy are prepared at the la
bOrAtory 0f JOHN L LYON, N. D.. No. s5 Chspsl
Street, fsW Haven, Conn.,, who can Be committed
sihsr personally or BY nail Enclosing stsmp) con-
eerningaI private diseases and female vsskpe..e,.
-. si'''. e. G. CJARK q co., o.
| y GENT Astt S.fOr United statss and CanAdas.
For sale IN New Tosk By ~ .c ,iss9 aa 4
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LATE FROM NEW. .nRi FANS
MEXICAN NEWS.
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS
GOLD LAST MIGHT 1875.
FROM COLUMBUS.

Especial to the cleveland LEAD9R.l d 81
COLUMBUS, July 3.
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C0UGH BALS.fM


FORTY CENTS.
The bottle holds more
than any other Et the
same price.
The medicine itself Is
warranted superior to Al
Others.
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thEsOrtsina.ihH
DIsdRDERED. .sFA1s

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VVUUH bdLNH n
are sold annually, and
fnelnennlo sIlpz,Inli1azaa-
alton they ever used.
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And al druggists and apOthecaraa in the city Asd
LORD SMITH. Wes'srn Agents, ChioAae-JH
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COE S
C0UGH BALSAM
is warranted to give sat-
isfactioa or the money
refunded.
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Over one Million bottle.
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