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.n~~ vlnGiNlA Am MARyLAN

sytssisx 81 SfEAMBo Ar LINE-FoR Non.
6 NV - F Fwhd., AND BALTlMoRE; The
now lying AZ Lnaiani's Wharf viii reea,ve Eyesh.
O'clock, T. M ~ M " ~
THIS steamer has exeelleat ntate- rnou accar,
medatons for passengers. '
roi ireigsst or aasssge apply at our Office on Cary
street heiWeea lsth and 18th, or to the Captain on
hoard. loo LII MM. D. Colo HMM 4 20 p.
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r. BLACK RANGERS.
BLACK RANGERS.
BLACK RANGERS.
BLACK RANGERS.

H. TAE BLACK RANGERS
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nO6GETT l. ANDERSON.
IL a Il "a

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Would invite buyers to examine their Fall stock
Of CARPETING, FLOOR OIL-CL0THS and
CURTAIN GOODS, which they are selling much
below tine usual price that such goods are sold at.
Also; a large and varied assortment Of PAPER
HANGINGS, from the cheapest to the finest that is
manufactured, both French aud American. which
will be sold very cheap We are also prepared
with the best OF worknen to make and It to rooms,
OIL-CL0THS and NINDOW-SHA DIES, at the
shortest notice. Also, PAPE ENHANCING done
by supe rior workmen. Housekeepers needing any
thing in our line, will find our assortment good and
our prices low. c5-3m
MOUNT NON PHOTOGRAPHIC
WI VTEWS.--Two of the HOUSE. rear and front.
and two of the TOMB OF WESTINGHOUSE
Is BY 10.
:.
Single View, Tomb or House. 80
The profits from the sale of these Views are to
be devoted toward building two. parsonases, stu
ated in Cedar county, Diocese of Iowa.
For sale at ]. w. Randolph's, A. Morris, 6. nj.
Vests and at Dukes Gallery, lSS Main street
Wholesale at LIPPINC0TT CO.'S,
o,5-,3w e N. 4th ST., Phiia., Pa.
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!.ei 7! / ]! n! a
~ :; 80 sI. - = .. s. IS q
;:ii::| 5s:. !: 81 &; s:s.3 X: !:
:Sss; 8: 81; f: "a slssi 81 "a b
eceApisd s. M. N: nscer9ssS.. q. fvs vsssss
, mTS sd ss shs II Ts:ssss ga 81
Isrss and s1@itshs ss ecsssa "a I'M ss
i sss rasnar go sck a i rs 81 ssy
nlsSsa wiz s.s bssssss ID sia 1 D Ell
ssss sls mos. bsaa Ssd sna c IN
.sa ali ss5 sss s11RER e. fssrE
justly regarded ~ vaiusble, wkethey fsiSfsuce s.
bad e that ffensias Brosd street. ior mercantile
Txsxs.-oas- foartl cash: hsisnce :: 3. - end ls
months. for nsEotisbls notss, interest added, ~
'ss's 'a'' Jos i' Ass.
sesfs 81 a Ss SffAe5 SE
Me- Msa f Nc 3.4s.h " sIi.s.
tohn d. Hunt, deceased, We shall sell st publio
suct,on, on the premises. On FRIDAY. The 7ik
OF LAMB 1t sdjo.ns the farm fosmssl, owned BY
sesd ss Mt Il H .s .u VI ..5 !.
Mr. Winsfield Will take pleasure in showing il 70
Tsnxs.-.A credit 81 one and two years for bond.
oearing interest," with good pers0nal security, ard
ls retained IN al s sbf faisls'; ssS ssfs fully
oc6 Aucts.
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the lowest cash prices.
NEW AND ELEGANT STOCK OF DRY
~ GOODS.-We are now in recent of our fall
stock of Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, and will
continue to make additions TO it during the
purchasers are cordially invited to examine our
stock and prices before purchasing, as We are de-
terniined To offer such inducements as will not fail
consists OF Black and Colored Silks. Plain and
Figured De Lanes, Plain, Figured and PLAID
Cobnrg's Valentias, English and American Prints,
Cloths Cassmeres. SILK and Velvet Vestings, Cas-
slnets. Brown Bieached Co1tons, Shawls. Cloaks.
Hosiery, Handkerchiefs. Gloves, and large and
attractive Stocs of GOODS for servants wear.
ALSQqo1 ICS APE RUGS MATS, &c,
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TRISTEE.s SALE .ALLEY,s raw.
SALE OFTWO BUILDING

JNU. 4. HUILHESUN,
Ex'ors of Ambrose Hutcheson, dsc'd.
Sale conducted by JAS. NJ. TAYLOR & Son.
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S:gnOr Verdi, the celebrated musical COM
poser. wss one OF The deputation from Parma
who proceeded ~ Turin TO ask Victor Eman-
Piedmont
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NOTICE. 1.-The undersigned returns his thanks
Y to the friends and patrons of the late concern
of HARRIS MOORE. He will continue the
COMMISSION and ORWARDING BUSINESS
rs heretofore, and for the present be found at
the old stand. where he will lie happy to receive
their faYors. DC 4-2wJ JNO. A. HARRIS.
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GALE OF LAND IN CHESTERFIELD.
- As Commissioner of the Circuit Court Of
Chesterfield County, in the cause Of Walter @.
the undersigned will sell at public auction. the
premises. on FRIDAY. the I4th day of October,
1859, at II clock NJ. tf air ii not the next fair
day. about NINETY-SIX ACRES of open, arabic
LAND, lying in Chesterfield county, about twelve
mites from Richmond, and half mile south of the
Manchester Turnpike, adieining the lands OF Ha-
ley, Cole and others, and near Failing Creek. and
known as the :. Eiyson dover land.n The land is
in coal region, and mag possess mineral valae.
TRRMs-AceordIns TO decree, one third cash;
balance at and twelve months. equal payments,
taking of purchaser, for deferred payments, bonds
bearing interest frem day of sale.
C. c.. McRAE, Commi ssioner.
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~ FOR THE DISTRICT OF tOLUN-
So BIA.-The good schooner BELLE CON
w A Y" DELANEY, master. having the
greater portion of her cargo ensa.ed. will have
dispatch. For freight of remainder apply to
oc st w. ID. COLQUITT < co.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
Or. Cheeseman,a PIIia.


he combination Of ingredients these Pills iS the
suit OF lOOg and extensive practice TheI mild In
thsi operation ind sertain in correcting all irregularities
Pnful AIsnsruaions removing all obs,ruotiOns wheth
OF from cold Otherwise hsOdaohe paiu IN the SIDE pal
pation Of tue heart whites all nervous affections lys-
tsTiSs fatigue pain in The back and limbs ke disturbed
alesp, Wbiea arise from interruption Of nature.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the Of era In the treatment Of
these irregularities and obsruoons which have consigned
~ many thousands ofthe young tho beautiful and the be-
loved 10 q PREMATURE GRAVE No female enjoy good
hsah unless she regular aud whenever obstruction
tahss place the general health begins 10 decline.
On. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
80 thu nost snectua remedy ever known for all com-
plants peculiar FHsasy To all they inva
ulble, iaducA0 0h certainty periodical regularity They
are known thousands who have used them at different
periods throughout the country having the sanction OF
the most snlinsnf phpsciaHi IN Ausred.
Esgleii dreefo0 statHg sAsR aai SsA hsy sbOud not
b Essd With each BoEhe Price One Dollar each boz
.aiaisO 90 Pills
hle pamnhlst to bo had froe. OF the Agents Pills
.... A. promptly, by enclosing price 20 the General
-.Br. .4dby druggists generally.
r. b. HUTCHINGs, General Agent,
No. i6s Chambers st., New York.
SOFA in Cleveland BY WM FIsKE ard GAYLORD 4
HAMMOND. hprsd&wGmzn
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Almost every subscriber to newspapers Is more
or less annoyed by having bis papers stolen dA.
mayed by stormy weather. To remedy this Mr..
H. H. ADDISON has occasionally put up boxes with
or without locks, as was desired Owing TO the
increasing demand for them he has reduced the
price Of the former to rs cents and the latter to
only so cents. Experience having proved to him
that in some places stronger boxes are needed aud
that some wish for extra finished ones, be will put
up such, with superior locks, grained in imitation
Of oak or walnut, or painted any other color de-
sired, and asten them firmly and neatly 20 any
fence-woOd OF iTon-On any part Of ii dealred, for
81. The convenience Of such boxes h sslfevl-
dsut. A note leil for him at the P. o. Box 225s
win be promptly attended to- Herald
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Il
sntlng that tbe current g Wasbng away the proper
So oa .he Eaat sias. Same reference
Of CommItaioncra Of Water works, asking that
tbe guperiniendence of ihe iouniaina IN this City
ss leitior thcm - appoint keepefs Recsived and
ORR P. spaldlng and others atklnR for the ap-
polntment ofDr J. NJ johnson as Health Onicef
end proposing the establishments Of = dispenrary
Ior me oenei. ofthe poor who are not able 70 pay
needle medical service. Received and aled.
OF residents Of Bolivar st., asking that the name
q that street BE- changed 70 thatof Pleasant 81
Referred 70 Board Of City Improvements.
REfoRrs
A statement was mads Of damages assessed by
the Jury called 70 adjudge upon damages done 10
the property Of John Twin, on Orange street, by
certain city improvements, Amounting 90 S22,50,
ana costs t24,5O, favorable 70 the payment Of Che
aame.--Referfed 70 Board Of City Improvements
Of Committee on Harbors and wharves. that
they have appointed Isaac Jones tender Of Willow
street bridge, al slo0 por day from The let Of
March "a the lst Of Dec, and SO cents per dav
from the Let OF Dec 70 the lst Of March Accent
ed and hied.
~: B. Cobb q Co, 81, so, COMMITTEES on Schools.
Bid5.ssp NJ ~ spTssgSs oS Sgos Committee on narmary.
Benedict& Co., sisl, 90, Committee on
B Cobb 4 Go, s4,5s. Committee on Claims.
n - herlCki Hdb,OO, q" " 9cboola
Same, S2i6O
saao Sturtevant, $500 Claims
City lnfrmary, S40,l7, Directors of InRrmary.
Augustus Hardy, 634S, 90 Committee on Claims
Isaac 9 Donaldson, S30,3s, Committee on Infrmary
j. 0hdden S9,76, Directors Of do.
coNUHMcAnONs
Bonds of sundry city officers received and an. |
proved. p
ORDINANCES.
To establish the width Of sidewalks on Merwiu
So. Read end time aud laid on table.
10 authorize b Barker aud others TO construct
street railroad. Referred to City Attorney
To establish the grade Of Euclid St, between
ne Public Square and Erie 81. Passed
70 grade and improve Long st. Read 2nd time
md tabled. ''@N
10 assess special tax on all real estate abutlipv
"a Williams 81, between Superior St, ana super.
or Avenue. Rad End time aud tabled
To prevent the dressing and curing of certain
klns within limits Of the City Passed
10 establish thr grade Of Long street. between
lneyard street and Seneca street. Laid on Table
Au ordinance fixing tho salary aud establishing
ne ONCE Of superintendent Of Markets The sal.
ny to be 300
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-20

SB- We take pleasure In informing the public
that Z. Rufiini, IT'S Super1 ri st., has received a
splendid stock Ofsummer goods, among which we
notice large variety Of the newest and most fash
ionab'e styles Of straw goods for both meu and
boys, and also full assortment Ofehdren's goods.
We also notice some new and beautiful styles of
soft hats, which deserve especial attenron. Mr..
Rufini assures us that it will be his a!oi TO sell the
goods at lower prices than any other house In the
trade. We confidently commend him to the public
as worthy Of their patronage.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

oNE Of the most elegant and attractive Hat
stores in Cleveland Is Paddook's Hekeepsevery
article that can possible be wanted in his line, and
always Of the latest styles and best qualities 1t is
treat to look through his establishment The
dressy man who sports the choicest tile can suit
himself exactly. The dign6ed citizen, the fast
boy, the verisable broadbrim can each obtain Just
the head covering they want He has the Bonner
Hat the Morphy Hat, the Morphy Cap, aud
hundred varieties we cannot name, and what Is
better than AL be sells at astOnishiugly low prices
The Captain Is an old resident fair dealer, and
never misrepresents his..wsres. We recommend
our readers to look In to his establishment when
they will be sure to buy.
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hair DYE HAIR DYEIl HAIR DYE
Wm. A. Bachelors Hair DysI
The only harmless and reliable Dye knO'0H

The only harmless and reliable Dye knOiSn.
The Original and best Ia the WoTldl
an others limitations and should be avoided II
yod wish 70 escape ridcule,
oRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed INSTANTLY 70
Bstual and natural Brown Black, without she least
injury 70 Hair skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
WaTdod 10 WIN. A. Baohelor since lsae and 5000
applications have been made The HAIR Of ka patrons
kis famous Dyes.
VIM A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces color
nSt 10 Be distinguished from nature. is WARRAarEp
hs inluTs In the lsst however lohg maY continued
aRd the m effects Of Bsd Dyes rameded he Hair nVisor-
atsd for life BY this splendid Dye.
Made. sold applied n private Io0maj u he wiz
Factmy, No. 23 Broadway, MY.
sold all esa and towAs ot the United States BY Drug.
aSls Ghd Fancy Goods Dealess.
~ TIE gooains has the name and address upOa steel
slate snSTsVing on four sides Of each Box, Of
Wal. A. BATCHELoR,
iaulT No 25S Broadway n. T.
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ONRRLANn NAL.

81 LoUia, April 49,
today. u'' @i'''e'
News unluporiant. Market generally unohans
:, Arrived-shlps Sea-Nymph, Victory, Neptupe's
E,as,vorte, Aiieghanean from New York; Eliza and
Ella, Boston; bark Kemangler, Hong KopR. Sail.
ed-shiR Zephyr, bark Intrepid, New York Chat
The bulkhsad bill a virtually defeated in tl,s
Legislature. "
Inc staie finances are in q hourishlnr con iitIon;
has upwards Of $500, 900 In the Treasury.
Mining neWs-California aud British Columbia
favorable.
passengers report The massacre Of a family Of
nlne personsb by Caddo Indians near Cooper'sCsmn
Texas -
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nAtor OF unapproacaaoe and inmitahe excellence For
al ne'vous diseases matter how produced 1t he
considered an taia bic peCihc It Is also aic
9ns efnG nthe liver stomach brain It's mission
y % stow stfeng h, vitality aud physical ability Sold
by Wm Fske Cleveland.
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EWFEvER AND AeuR-This trying and or

EB-FEvER AND AeuR.-This trying and pro-
voking disease which fEes ts relentless grasp the body
0f man. reducing him TO mere shadow In short space u
time, aud rendering him phyicllly and mentally useless
can be defeated and driven from tho body b Of
Dr Hostettes Reno Ehed Bttss The great success t
has met with and the beneficial results following its use
have established it as permanent institution" We
would advise our readers to this valuable specific
end " an absent friend Is afflicted with the Fever and
Age or any Oths nervous disease to hasten ard procure
this much favored and greatly desired article trial
an that Is needed to prve its many excellent qualities
For sale By Druggists and dealers generally every where
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CITY COUNoIL.
TursDly ErrNpa, Aprll 10. Is5o,

TUESDAY ErKNH0, April 10, 1859.
The President Of the Council In the Chair
Present--Measrs Ransom, Hayward Hsokman
MoraWiek, Thompson, Oyiait, Russell, WinaloW,
AeLAne, H0ptinsOn. Ford, Thayor, Christian,
ford.
Minutes Of last meeting read aud approved.
PETITIONS.
0fsqndry citizens asking for the appointment
Of Y. \. Deming ~ keeper of Clinton Park. Re,
eeiVed and hled.
OF VIM. Case and others, asking that Daniel
Odel be appointed - Market Clerk. Received
and fllsd.
or sundy business men on the river represent
ing that the Wharhng upon the West Side Oh Cuy.
ahoga river has narrowed the channel, and Tie
current bas washed away the bank and the Wharyea
on the East side, and asking that the WharVes on
the West Side be set back 10 the proper wharf
line. Referred 70 Committee on HArbou and
WharYes.
Also AOOpnzhiossiSn from N. B. SSOtt, Fsprss
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Two NRw DEMOCRATIC PAPRRs.--.The "neuifalp
RsVisio and /" official" Herald, which has hith
erto flung oat the Republican banner, are both go
ing over to the euemy, and although feeling their
way cautiously at first still show too strong pro.
eiVites to be easily mistaken The Rspisso hay.
ing ostensiblY occupied neutral ground, takes very
naturally to hattery Of Democratic Judges aud
endorsement of Southern ideas in respect to the
Fugitive Slave Bill, while the Herald, fearful of
losing the confidence of reliable and influential
readers and subscribers. proceeds more carefully
keeping as nearly upon the enee Us possible, now
deaouneing Federal Judge, aud then apologizng
for his aets Of inconsistency to-day proclaimpg
that the Fugitive. Slave Law is an outrage upon
humanity, and to morrow uttering guarded re.
proof to those who have disobeyed its Infamous
requirements; in one issue merely reporting
passing remark, heard in a crowd, that "if the
prisoners were In the custody ofthe U. S. officers
and Southern Slave oatohera instead Of the friend.
y care of the County Sheriff, the Jail would pre-
sent but feeble barrier between llberatng crowd
and the lncarcerated prisoners" and in the next
humbly asking forgiveness for allowing such u
reasonable senteLce to be reported through lts
columns; yesterday reporting the history Ofths in
carceradon Of the Oberlin prisoners as understood
by all the Counsel for the defence and by the ma
jOrity of the reporters, and to day implying that
they went upon their own request; In such half
and half style endeavOrng to work easily into the
new harness. We do not pretend to say that this
prOsstytism, Is the cause Of the Editor Of that pa
per being allowed to retain seat at the reporters
table in the United States Court, while the report
ers for the other four city papers, are sent away
from the desks they occupied during the irst trial.
not bit oft. We only feel sorry for the pape
thAtls so CALLED and freted and wlah for the sake
Of consistency, II would boldly take one side or the
other, wsdO not intend 20 allow politics to come
into the local cOlamn, bat merely note the above
IS en- Interesting .eiLy item
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~ II any people in the world ever needed
"a spoas 20 cast their devils out, is who live in
Ihis water logged S9uutU Tho maamatc poison Of
eWamps and Marshes becomes vsrtable devil IN the
ol0od 10 rsysl 10 the Aguss aod Feve which shtks and
aao4eh Us All. Ayers AsuR cuRE" ia said 70 be the
sposte We nsed AID Of neghb0 WIN have tssd
Al eonhrm the report .-JosgAli, PloNo, NJ. b..
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NV ADvRRTIsRMRNTs
PLAIN Ann oRNAAfrNTAI. PpINfNo

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINfNO
- Pinin aud Ornamental Printing OF every de.oriptsn
done u yhe Printing EstAbshmeut Of the Leader oce on
he latest Improved and most rapid steam the bost
style Va short notice, and nable rates Pusralsi
ait7ulion paid blank wwk Every description Of hind
ns done especially Blank Books Ledgsrs Journals,
sales Books, Receiving Books EcSo.
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The Restorative IL put up An hotties or tbrss si. -
medium and small the small holds a Pint nnd
of one doihr per bottle; the medium bsids * i.
Wehy per cent more Ia proportion than he small r.,i.
w Wo dollars per hottie; The lurpe holds eWefa "a -
bottle p'OpofuOn' aaa reails tor three dollars bsf
v MOOD = GO Proprletors No nq Ryoadvav N
~ w VIZ 4reat N y Wire Railing Esabiiahnest "a
NO ~ Market stIeet 81 Louis No ''i"'nt'l nv
nplG 4"uos Nuou4 bealefa.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT
FROM NEW YORK

FROM NRw YORK.
NEw YORK, April 10.
+. A; Tallmadgs has been appointed one Of the
Counsel to the Police Commissioners
The N. Y. East Methodist Episcopal annual
Conferences recently In session at New Haven,
adopted resolutions against Slavery by large ma
orities.
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THR sICKLFg TTIAI7

WAsWNeToN, April l9.
Inc Judge took bis seat at the usual hour The
defence AL be through with its proof 10 morrow
Two counsel sum up on each side. There IA M
charge irom the Judge in this District. The ex.
animation Of witnesses is progressing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-20

HoLLowAY's PnLs are the only universal
medicine Of tho present day. The upou the
scenes Of its beneficial Influence In lands both civilized
and savage 1t Is the medicine Of the miuionor an the
tsTual complaints Of the human Frame
Sold at the msnutac'ory, No. so Maiden Lane. New
TsTki ana By ell Druggists s5c esc and 81 per ",
baX ass
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INDIA RuRRRR.

NENNNH ENUHbNWs
PHILADELPHIA, April l9,
In the u. s. District Court to-day before Judge
Green, In an India Rubber suit to restrain the
defendants from violating the rights Of plaintiff
under Goodyears Vulcaniziug patent by the sale
OF woven shirred goods. The motion was opened
on part OF the complaint by ]. A. Jencks.
The point IN this case is q question ofownership
oil elastic fRbrics, as between Day aud Judson.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-20

NEw ORLEANs, April 10.
Capt. Bessler aud John Vernon, proprietors Of
the Courier bad rencOntre with pistols, manning
Bessier, who is dangerously wounded
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-20

~ For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports aud Marine News, see
fourth page.
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HUToHINos' LIFE ExHlL ARANT = Ol
az HutchIlQs' LIie ET6iiarapt is
q. The YIctlm on Liyer compIaint Rill discover

~ The victim Of Liver Complaint viii discover
"a Hutchtnss Life EKhilaant grand ncea,
for immediate and permanent effect in this distressing
plant II likewise renders the mud cain aud cheerful It
Teuvenates aud strength with quickness
Soli by VIM. Fiske Cleveland
q The nervous will 6nd Hutohings Lite
EXhtaator remedy for I'll their suSIug and per-
who from the niudciOus Of liquors have become
dejeou and Their n-rvOus systems shattered and conS
tutious broken Down. sOId BY Wm. FIske. Cleveland.
~ The weak will receive new strength from
o. that excellent, Hutehngs' Life EKhilR-
rant. II IL heRlthtul in all its opofatons As lLveoT
ant has no the aged and weakly with
wonderful oeoruy aud permanent effect sod by VIM,
Fiske. Cleveland.
~ The Dyspepte can have all his woes ban
stomach feeble digedin, distress after eating cOstye
habits bhousnsss, low spirits, will fnd msser IN the
above compound Sold by WM. EISKE Cleveland, and
by dTua gisa generally. apFl2dA wSm239
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no 226 Superior street, ia Ho6maa's Block,
opposite the Post 06ee,
Where they are TendYto "t gentlemen with as geneel
PRICES. ~ ~
We have Just returned from New York with large aad
complete assortment Of Goods selected with special adap-
STYLES.
Mr. ] WILSON, Jr, who for several years past has
been connected with Of the hest Merchant Tailoring
establishments la New York will give 10 personal atten
ttn 70 The Cutting Department, and a, We employ
put Tue BEsT and most shlful wOrkmen We can safely
Euafanee perfect satisfaction to all who favor WITH
thelf patronage maT3ldlm22b
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MARCH
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