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Srrhun9 3eminermdBen aufipr,ugt, uno Gb tersit or.
Hart, ieptn ansriH auf DEN rsutl&sn Sunerstrueer
atwehren gu eelfsn.. GIte 9eute pcrli6eru, paE fia feti
1913 Feline 70 brftige Stimmuus aessu Srautrsth in
Yrsueen tunoaeaeten hote. Nih. mr. an GFritlides
Srten fnret mun re @rlpr6me Der rubiaen Sirar.
BON stuem trisssr,ihsu GutbuFlsmus %srnGrmt, ppn
fiue'n lanse oertrTensn Snsrtmm sesen Den ntsrmi
tbi9sn 6ran'maun geibmGnarrt. Gieir fernplihe 6al-
tuna eritredt ltt auh bic duf Die 9eld1ittihen gc,ic
b%unscn. SD iettit bate Hssntcu arofrr irou,SifI6er
Snpuitris. Unite nsbmunseu bitter pariber tlaaen ae
bort pa6 Die aeltGftliben ge,irbunarn, wel6e le rer
mcniarn sGrhen uutrr Ten 9initiNten Nulpicieu an.
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hpTteu, jest pl Gelih rslrfsrt, menu nidt aar otae-
trrden ieien. 6rutr MIL Wiemanp mebr lib lei sinem
iraui6iil&eu llnternebmrn tetbsiliaeu, Niemano mebr
zen Nntriarn. br BON Der aureren Seite ts Hbcines
an thn 9ertbtet rrrpen, @ehGr 9stsu. Gin ~plGelid,cs
MiEtrausn in pie &ersrausnemiircisteit uuo Sclipi11t
Der 6ran'oirn BAT ~auaemein 9Ine 9sar,fsu, uuo ielblf
Ole III srpBer 3abl bier lcbenecn fran;rliihen 6utma-
der unp orileure hdtrn untPr BEN Oemunltraticncn
9e9en tbrs he'mothI,de 9tesicruu9 ,u leircu crnu in
%ccmirlben 9raoe, IN welhcm man + iber Gem Nu5.
lanrer in rieirm babe Ten Epr,ua sat, r%ermetpet man
lbn Jest nit patrictilder @ntrifuns unO ,icbt ism
mt elmer 9emlien Sittutatiou Zen rcutlbeu SatriFnn.
ten cpr. Sp habeu trun mgccr bic lcktperaanacnen
trlten SABRE rs poIi,eiljheu Grufcs, nod ec neu-
fen oorberrihfrp mnteriol,it,ihrn Beitresuugsu, IN
meIfe iih rc ,urud rcrduate 6bditrlft 9eRlttct bate,
ren 8unten Ter Srursrlitte, rae @eiuhG Ser eeuiihcn
3~uiammcnAsbG iaftit, Den fait IhmGrmrriih cultipirtcu
csutNben 9dtriptj5mue Ill ctt 8rulf peS ,pafrrn SScls
tra 81 rrlttdcn prrn,ctt, unc cs Irpet tctnru 3mcifel.
nap bri prtith trielsrtitru uutcrucbmunsrn ppu sci,
ten S'antrtlde mleeer i'nrr brltiae, beucrgc'it purh oaa
yNne 9rbcn pirr. Der emit Nlcg init iib fcrtretsrnr.
nttt ebEr 8ube fam. his Die @rrnieu GeutIhlanps
fr'nen lraniriilheu &riraer mrtr bsbcrbcr0tcm.
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Sie. Stinmmu9 in Nrcnscm.
(Aue Der Seltreihliheu ;3ts.)

9frlin, Is. San. Sine gan, u~nacm5bn-
Hide lufrsaunB BAT ii6 aler Gtdieu Der btelistn
3rp6Ittruns beH:a&ttst, uno omar eihe islte, in
Der ito rine %entihiereu trteScriide StlmmlHrs
nnperfsnntar f%unr9ibt. Dir bsrausfcrbernrc sal.
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nimmt, rnit ris Grinnerun9 an ne 8eirciunlt,
trlsAe, une uamsntli6 an rs gripsn INN @rmii-
iSisunasr, wsIhe ibnen oOraussiuarn, in 9anirr
Starfs beropr. Gic barten 2sbren iener Weihldsss
gpUHe linD an uuIerm SOlte MID lpurlue ppry
ibergt9ansen. Dian ertennt ss, RAP auf benz fcs
FIN 3ulammenbalten Der betpen Deutihen @rvBs
%&ittc. auf i9rer bsrsiufimmsnp YUlitif Dem
Nuisance 9e9enu6er, bic SiAer6eit pom aan,
SsutihIIuO bsrust. Daber e~mpinpet man bier
isre DrUbMng 8e9en Se(trei& ais cine 6eraus~
}OrcerunS YreuBene, unp ss maht rinen publ.
ibuenren &lupruf, rpabrjunebmen, pie frilh unc
jbatErliiiB pas Belt ,tfi Dem erItsn Qaut icner
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Vermlschte Anzeigen.

Ssr)6terrue Waaren erbielt losbeu per Samp5l2iF
tnp 9adethpct SS m. 3. 3pter, als:
300 Sbls. Sio yipe unb Common gSbisfsp.
200 - 0rrnh Sranpp, Gin unp Stun.
100 Waiaga unp pcrtrein.
5O SrreS Sunh unp 9aper Hailins.
10 lemons.
lOO BY Carbonate Seeu.
50 - Gables 0unpcrper 5ea.
DO bolte Scres Siad Sra.
lou @rcB Sete9rapb, Hpunp @opo uno Sbauaboi
Nathcs.
10 Onsenp ~olprtirte Selcn.
IOo ~ scmablte elmer.
2oO SpreS 9aper UNI Golaates tard.
iV0 ~ eolsates 6anc,p SpupS.
20 " 0tp @ltc.
lUO NltmclS.
YotatoeS. Snicnc. Gcefib, 8iI6, Salt, Guar, Sut-
ter, Gbcclc, Earn, Bacon. Spiecs, Iapcr, 2uts,
Meaiurs, Cigars, Gcrpase, SlNdins. 6icur &c. &c.
Nue ricie Baarrn iinp frii6 unp pun telter Sua>
itat nnp %"srtouft pieiclten gu ZEN ~ttutSiten preilen
" M. -. Spter,
Ntclrl1 le 0rrcrr, prrptlipn uup
Yiqurr GcaIsr.
Is. Strnbc, ;piihsn Gurp unc Main.
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s. y. Steder's
Neu etngertdstete peutlhe 8ud6interci!

TcEtitritt nit osn InfortcrNRsem etr3ejt muF Qrintip fsn bs,
3cetnh, Der lElnSe'taiier Ttdtt9 rerilebi; Stilliianp III RufItrii,
Son oHltm @runoiapc beitstt, eria lbe i'd mir BEN esrebr!iueu
o%eutlthtn @ubiitum Ole er9ebcns @nici9t Iii maiden, o6 id mrine
SHhbtnocrsi oard perlfi,oene 9cmGFeI}erbsllrrun bebcIlcnS
oer"oAHdnftRt pGtc, une 1eBt eurh Die bHrourh bCWirftsn gSerbef-
ierunArn IN Der proouclioh aW@ ben i~rengittn Anfcrerrunaen Ge-
nuae u letfsR IN pen Stanb arlssi bin. MQs in Eleir 6lb Ib(o.
scnfc Ar6euen> els: 9ortiCiO3, Muii Giap luSe. gjnfoiIrnoer
Ypa Slitercien &c. &C., ale @rien 9Orsn fur DrYsUpos StpreS 'c
4raj@ fAr derDtler werotn nab nix Opr 0Reeitrtist!!
~oo.r6!bis. 6. .. Stsfer. ~
SH6biner unb Q0pparbeiter.
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OuEn gaars GiWthuf: une ciwtte Y~e;rhunssn yn 6avanna mic
etNtlNel et9drren III nn StGno serst, orni MISUNDERSTANDING
pnblItunt Ole gFOBen Sortatile bel Ger @u5mabl rpn Gi1arrsn ;u
EHeriFtn, eElaube tb mir NE %ethGi9uns mcincS Naaers IN allen
SeFHH e!9arren, Wie Ht9alias, Cpner5, Spcra'S, priGtipieS Il.
l. 10. eunju aeon. &on DEM @'uarfoge auegcben0, Gap nur auIc
2Hnars uno ldmalsr 9rOft cinsn ralhtn llmlaB b~trbeiribI, oliube
In nm 10 nthr aut au9mcmea 3uiprld, rccbnen gu ourf n, ais I'd,
jeoc et9arTe; ole bei mir Setauft mtrO, ais frsi riuhgnb Garantirt
NRo Ietul's Seeenun9 iHlitgre. y. 28tilba0er,
NStpielale 9ig0grrniipre Isle Str.
3pilhen Nain u. Ga7p.
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Sct s. y. Steder ut IN bntsn: -.
geten nm lSirFcn upn General 6ricrrjd gHiGhelm
pon Steuben. YrerS 10 Cts.
Sront Seelirs SNuiirirts 3rttuns. prric ) Gts.
Set s.. y. Strder iinp gu batcn o0e ceutIde
uno en9ltithc Sdultuder, 0elanAtiidtcr, Shrcitti
nrr rnr U"iddftSlcute unp Stulcn, Shreitpapirr.
Sleiterern &c. Su zen ~tltiaitcn Nreiien.
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Die brittle GtaGe


llnr hitbt Der Sriter milOe gc!bn, oGr,lih
Su8sn trait. unsefabr 4 Stuurs Ypr Nuseana
Der 8trhs fnpen iib stsIe morcrneu &irdsnhu-
lareS, rod u. 9. nur tsin, Northumberland
"or bsn &irdcn rn NIT rpGem @cIdtbter, UNI
fr!ttdfnsem Gi0arrerquaIm laIen le pic beim.
9sgennen @Iauti9en, b%fionrrre rrn mettlifel
2oel, t0rmli@ Spisbrutben %laulcn, uno perto-
gen lit Damn bis sum ua&fcn @puntnee. IifIe
art EOafer 1T wtniSer itIrht cncr gcflbrtih, ais
rot, un9stilret mn neu5isrig.
Die sicrts GtaGc
te8rstft tie ppiitiifen 2rnfrrs in lid unt Tnttt
lib t~sii1nOi9 in aSasbinstpn lcipic an allen Or
ten rer ~einSslnen Staatcn no bic @elesaebuna
iuiammrntritt, arBsrorm ater iberaQ, no zine
Giltritte, StoatS rper Ser. Stnaten 2lmtspab[
~9sbaIteu wirp. ga no Gongrr6 UNI Qeaislatur
IN 3bat'9feit inr, 1T Der p%olitiidbe Gcafer sntipe.
Ter Elm Srrrr fur irin OOfr ieiner Greunse Gn-
tcre0e, poer er i~pseulirt blos auf eie grcEmStbiaen
@sIcteutel Der MtitsIisrsr bieIer Srratt uuastEr.
yer. Sur 3eit siner @nbI arbeitet er nit Dcrt
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&gUs. Q0. Jarauar,

protttlher 0as~ sitter,
Ode 9te une S%rONblraBe. nsben bem 9rsaoir. 6oteI.
RIhn0nb, va.
6trhen, 1Tenthhe @rbduct uno l~8pbnh6uIcr pereeu nit Gas
ano 9ampfrchrrn III zen bili4NNn @rriicn perieten.
Rf~ Vile otrartt9e AutrGge Wcrosn pdntbar enteeeenaenoms
mrn un1 ftnelrenS %aE5atiltrt.
GS- SluaSins Jt0er @rt wjro i~tneqiess btforst. l7.I2
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ShiINer., NaneN. mn Nrnamcnte. MnIcr.

OEF''6F U""ET uHN .gTWTVT.
Der llnttrictdnste nlddi bem Qutlitum bic er9cbCniie Nr;ciac.
oaB er &uttrd1c gum MIcn ron ShiteCrn tSiIue). lrmic ouch
O!ntp'. Seencrtes lme Snomcntc. NoItrrisn arnimmt uuc itnru.
@~tlhnddppl to btutS'i anSiubrt. &uttr6ae t0nncu bci 6rn. Chs
Srptmtprr perr iii TEL SfRCc D 81. ~obsrgtbcn wcrccu.
1872 - SSror 6cnhc
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SIN NGp&su Srn 12-l4 Sabrcn
miro 'ur NtirarlunA zines &inrcS geluht. NGtereS
nj III Der SiFrc .. vi. III c~,froNcu.
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Tie 2GufrnSe, rCIhe in &trunaiiSmue, 9icuroioio. ncrpsIer
Nrp1- @c,idtSa, Scitrne, @licecr- unp AudeuinmtrSrn letcrn,
1rccn ouecnbltdtite Etnrcrur9 uuo adn;tdr abbulf;, mem Tic
oartSpprnte 9urt~ Nll ecbr0uhrn. Sjtic lrdporo.
lien etfr0 9tem;nen BIT IT'D ale tns bcfe 5cilmtttel fur Sdmcrnn
m zen Nnpder, Miuettln, 9lerrSr unc z, brcn tcpdbyt. NcyIudt
INC Uta1E uno rnec @et'un9! NrciS II, % uMo 30 Ste. Scr
ouft piro olnclbe bel
Z. GSN9ntr, 81 S6bttsr unr allen DrusstIfcn
".5J III Httmpnr. Npriplf une 0cicrSbur0.
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EbpS. Ncifcrmnui,.

Nr. % Niatnltv.. uobe rcm Altcn Mortt,
srIoutt Tt bos Qsrbrte Iutltum auf 1tn rtifes Stub. I'M
Sttcfrs. ro3cr ctancr ,satrtt uiuu unb Smrpriatior 0uintrfiant (;
MAIDEN unc rerirrttt nctrn bili9cr grtilsn rsrII 9roienuna.
HcpGrGturen weyecu pr2mpt bticrSt.
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81. orrmiftben.

gu orrmtftben.
Cine treuneltbc 9Sobnuna, beitrbeno aus ,rsi fin
cine tIeue Camille orer ~eiu,elnc 6crrem p~alIeucer
3tmnern, bet 5rnrp BON @rGntua,
Slap Ctr, ,mtihr cCr Z. UNI 3.
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Sosben per Sttamrr erbhlteu cine neue Srnrura
NetrUd"etcr Sirnrn (~oueeln), @Utthraer Scroelais.
9Guri;, 6rantfurtet Srdtnirite, Qer1utertc 8fIt UNI
yetermurit, Sarpiut IN Sct. Sdrpclrn in SoG,, Sa:
Intbi, Netrpdnete &lrihru, @rinteru, lauern Aal, az
r1uterteu Calm, Swnsn' Nius, Gdtcn GuIIrlcprfcr
Se"t, Gnenc. GbreOlarr, &afte Gl,ui UNI SARGE Gr
trait, Nrrcw 9trt &c. &c.
NuS8rrihnetes SGuerfrdut, martuirte 6trin9c.
NitmUnp. 10. 8etruar 1859.
Spbn 6ertta.
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Sctticbe Triicbtc!
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Sdcpb uuperSGclmer
gc. 4 MdiuitrdEe, nahc nm Nlten Marft,
!rtou6t lh Dem bcItiten YutliFum. namtnIim Sausira,cu, ts
Nniiet " mohCu, RAG r elm Eager alter b]tuIltrn Ilidtc bdlt,
ole. ;}rpetidcr. Srocrrte 1ufttr, GrHitn, 2nicn, ais Wlteu Suas
ptItrEt.c, hpuInetlhc hcrrn1r, Stweitrr urS Nlm6ur1cr R6le,
>0rpeUtn, Sarctre, DC roe rcptutrn. tcutlht 99tjrc, cjn0cm0dbtc
6rutbie, aur Nrtrn @on6its, 9tSdrren &c 2t., lprtt 9.Iifc! o.rrbt
gu tiliglitm Yrtit U,rtaut.
&44. SIN quits GjIae Naacrbjc~ unb iOnitiae Grfiitunaen inS
Eellet 4%Iettf4uo III ,Ser 3ett ju BADEN. nnc tac:t III I,iEj9rm
Sriude t~tdnoliG!t Gn Sar0b @uRtgrrhcimcr.
StruDr's 9Ecltasihittc, a girfsruna % Gents.
Spciaie 9~i,putlif, J~teractcur Strupc. Drummer 4 Cts.
Yyolpcite rn Oben9enannten 9DerteN licBtn sur einiltt bei
: $. SttGtr.
VI III. Baylor
99bUlciate Uj,pcer uup @ummiiiicnss Merchant,
Mainltr.. 'miihen Der IL. H.. Is.
5000 ldnwfOife unO unaarlihe Siute1el
rrbieIt ipeben unp oerfauit i'm Wro6en umO Gle,nrn ,u
BEN t~jlll9(ten Qreiien .. 3ottre.
9r. sB. Grebe,
Office Ecke Marshall und Ste Strasse.
Is. Us cHbiinarr
9erren $ &leip m q r,
l46 Wainitr.
N. A. STURDIVANT,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public.
(9tedt1nrdlt unr p1entiIober Nptar.)
tmphsblt NA CUR nsbeEnonne aler &ehIeeei4oft auf alien g.
tldDten IN uno flr bic StaOt RiGmOnp, Gbsnrrfelo uno 6anUger
County. Stttce: Gde Der IL. Ip Yanfitrasc, GjpbDin's SaQ
9e9snuetr. Sihnono, va. 1885
Shna 9R L,r,n,r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-22
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Court convened at2 o'clock. The eonnse
Tor the prosecution produced authority from
Greenleafs Evidence andl other sources, 70
bringing in testimony relative to verbal acts
showing the intention of departure'of person
from one place to another, this being claimed
as just the kind Of acts which tie Court in tbi,
trial of Langston must include in acts and
deeds Ofihe boy John, which arc competoh,
TO be adduced as evidence
The defence claimed that wherever an aet
vas material to an issue, the declaration ae.
cOmPanying tho act being a part Of the re,
gsstae, such. declaration, was competent to b,
introduced, but in this case, when it was en-
deavored to show the fact that John had al
one time started to 60 to Kentucky, declaring
that he was going home, that that fact was pro.
per evidence 70 sustain the charge against
Langston OF securing slave, then it is surely
improper and incompetent. Suppose that JOIN
had IN 1857, left Obcrlm and gone toward Mas
saehusetts, accompanying such act by the de
claration that he was going home, would the
prosecution allow that to be brought into this
case as competent evidence on the part of the
defenee This point was argued at some length
The Count held that as one of the principal
facts was the relation of master and slave,
1t was competent to bring in such verbal facts
Of either the alleged master or slave, to explain
and show this relation, Mr. Wood therefore
went on to testify as to Johns having gone to
his house for money due him, for he "was- go.
ing home" He also said that his master lived
in Kentucky. Said he "fared better there than
be did here" This lie told me when working
for me in the harvest field. Sail he was going
back to Kentucky. This was in August, 1857,
and in September John came for his money,
and said he was going home.
'WgB, Warden next testified. He was at
Oberin on Sept IS. Saw some guns in the
crowd at Oberlin. Did not see Langston un-
til evening. lie was then on the streetyand at
meeting. He spoke at this meeting, RS well
as several others This was about dark. -
LangstOn was there ten or fifteen minutes
lie gave a kind of history of what had occurred
at Wellington, He said they had been to Wei.
lington and brought John back home Said
that he had talked with Lowo, and that they
had got him away from the slave holders,-
Heard Shipherd, John and Charles Langston
and others speak. Charles Langston's speech
was FIRST or second Think John Langston
made tho last speech.
Phillip Kelly testified that he was at Yelling
ton, and saw the boy John carried on. Was at
the meeting at Oberlin in the evening and
heard the defendant speak TO the people. He
took the stand by request. His brother John
had just spoken. The defendant related to that
company the circumstances Of the rescue.
Jacob Wheeler repeated his testimony as Civ
en- on tho former trial, that he talked with John
about his master, saw the papers of authority,
and saw Langstol in the crowd.
Adjourned to 9 o'clock this morning
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-22
tReportsd fog the LEADER va
UNITED STATES COURT.
TriAl of'A0 yelnlnq,ep slave ps-suq Case,

CLkvRLAND, April 81.
D FoURrnENrh DAY.
Court convened at SO'clock. The examina.
lion ofN A, Wood was continued He tesIi.
fieP that Langston spoke to him at Wellington
and said-Hreferring to the ctowd-that "they
bad turned ont we'll" Said too that "tbev had
PaPeru to take the sOuihernera.p Also that "we
wall hayefhin any way John Watson said
"they would have him dead or aliyen
On the cross;examipstion, Mr. Wood oavo
r-ther eOnfused statement Of the occurrence
q the 18th Of September, both at Oberlin and
wellington, on some points, but had al least
one good quality which previous Witnesses had
not shown; he spoke in a clear voice. loud en-
ougb to bO heard through the room and was
not afraid to speak boldly as to his knowledge
of the occurrences Of the rescue. He testified
to knowing of Johns having started to 90 back
70 Kentucky at one time.
The defence objected to any evidence as 70
MS starting for Kentucky in 1867 as matter
perfectly foreign to the charge against Lanss.
ton What difference did it make with Lapgs
ton whether he started for Kentucky or tho
Rocky Mountains, when there is no pretence
that LangstOh knew of the fact. The prosecu.
ton intended to show by this evidence that
John was slave, and TO show the identity Of
the boy who was rescued w9.. ..r....
The matter was taken into consideration by
the Court to be decided in the afternoon.
Recess taken until O'Clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-22

LEcTURE ON tina HEART.-The lecture Of NJ.
GrouK last night at the Medical College was not
As fully attended as the merits and interests Of the
case called for. This gentlemen has long been one
Of The greatest curosiiles living, from tn fact
that he has no breast bone, thus leaving his heart
and its connecting blood vessels covered only by
the skin. He can thus illustrate the motions.
sounds and vital acts Of the heart IN q peculiarly
full and satisfactory manner. The lecture last
night was interesting not only 10 the Medical stu.
dent but TO all who have any interest in the great
human Engine which hourly pumps ITO and health
into all parts OF lthe system. He illustrated his
remarks by diagrams aud engravings Of the heart
and lungs and demonstrated the movements OF the
heart and lungs by aid Of an electrical instrument,
showing clearly to the audience each pusAtion and
expansion OfthOas organs The lecture was highly
interesting 10 Al. .l ltI.I
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9pttiaL Notifres.
MATRIMONIAL.

re rms LkbfEs OF THR UNfTEp STATES, rI ....
II has been my good fortune restore 10 health man,
housands Of my countr-women.
My success has excited the malice OF the envions and
aousi but their prosecutions have served only To extend
nd establish my reputation Showers Of grateful oaeriuss
have ALLEN npon pathway from fair suerers rhon
lhqve relieved. solong a. hold in aaeetionate and
hankfu runouhunue BY those who have experienced mn
sk, can afford to despse n Efforts Of
nd slandersr
my friends hSve repeatedly urged TO place my med
sine for producing within the reach Of the
Ladies Of the United States; hut nposiion 70 enter
heq so occupied by Quscks with their peiudus nostrums
And fear that unprnnpled eounterfeters might palm op
he public their worthless limitations have hitherto pre-
vented me from establishing agoucss for tho sale Of nv
ABuE DE HEAfAiE," I" In the United siatss
AZ iastI yield to the ehreses of patients and friends
and oder to the suffering FEMALES of America medicine
which has rendered me somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efleacy OF the eAMlE DnFRMK -
aeea only say hat u Ia liquid orn and exactly such
hst have used my pfactceu France for nyyears aud
that it has never failed 70 satisiaetoy result
Tbs "Amie de Femme and menssrunion stand In the 70
lA'ion Of oause and eect Il isahko powerful 60 riate
ahealthy menstrual how where il never has oRised s 10
restore where has bseh fn any cause suppresed
In ordofto gnafd against Imposition the wrapper Of diree
hour on each bottle Of the Annie de Femme vial bsrr
written signature and both the bottle and epclosns bsx
WiIbs scaled with my private seal.
Price, $500 package. 90 81 1ll.r
Plnts Jaabury, 1857. yd pP'FH ~ RicORD.
For sale whalesals and RotSil. nv vyftIIaA FIs1v
NO % Superior street Cleveland, who will supply tho
Annie de Femme" at the Propretor's prices
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sPRING.
BY ALpHED rESNysoS

Dip down upon the northern shore.
oh sweet new year, delaying long; y
Thou dost expectant nature wrong
delaying long, delay no more.
What stays thee from the clouded moons.
Lhy sweetness rom Ito proper place
Can trouble live with April days,
Or sadness In the summer moons .}A
Bring orchis, bring the foxglove spire.
The little speedWell's darlinRblue,
Deep tulips dashed win fiery dew,
Labnrnuns, dropping wells ofiire.
Oh thou, new year delaying long,
Delayest the sorrow In my blood,
That longs TO burst frozen bud,
AND Hood a iresher throat with song
Now fades the last long streak Of snow
NOW bnTgeOns every maze of quick
ABOUT the howering squares, and thick
by ashen roots the yloiets blow.
NON lN, rings the woodland, loud and long,
The distance takes q lOVelier hue.
And drowned ia yonder living blue,
Ihe lark becomes a sightless song.
Now dance the lights on lawn and lea,
me hccks are whittier down the vale,
And milker every milky sail
On winding sttcan or distant sea.
where now the sea NEW pipes, or dives
ln yonder greening CLEAN, and fiy
lhe happy birds, that change their slCv
To build and brood, that live their lives
From land to land, and 10 my breast
Spnng wakens too; and my regret
Becomas an April violet,
Aud buds and blossoms like the rest
- - :. -. :. ! - ~. 4
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s0NsoF AALT4.--The "sons" 10 PaiResville are
going to appear lO.uightld amidhIghtpfeeeelOn
A large number Of those bretheu Of Americas
Lodge Of this city, who ara willing 10 Join the
expedition, viii 20 down 10 the 400 train 70 par,
ticlpass in TIE Exercises Painesvilie 8 70 be-
''measuredH and the mssa1ire efst6tdid"&I Ob
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ATLANTIC AoNTHLY.-The Nay number Of
this valuable Magazine is received aud for sale al
J. b. Cobb & Co.'S.
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Bn0r0irtap.

ROARDING. = The House No. "a
ID Public Square, and by the stone Churchone Of the
pleasatest locations IN the cithas been thosoughy
paired and is open for RGRrdeTs Families wishing a.
furnish their rooms be accommodated with large
and convenient and bedrooms; and Single BOardeTs
and Day BOaTders will hnd good accommola
sonabe terms. LADIES not excluded References given
and received. apf7R2O S. W. HURaTrrl
BOARDING.
BOARD, WITH VERY DESIRA-
- BILE ROOMS, in suits OF single. House aud lora-
tiOn very pleasant ~ DIR. BEACHE'S No 7B Erie st ,
near the Medical o0lleae tuar26;ln2n
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/ PIepaF0 againkI Fire,

7 ON HAND AND
IL sle byiho Agent d hia Depot No aq Sapeltg ~
Aiatis psidIiaisal m ielsa ie{ egehleiea Mllnkhe
p'it SfSs6S Wv X < RAgNolna
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Aar0marf.

(IARPENTERS TOoLs.lThS iarg.
~ htt and hoat variety in the cty-or Ealoty t ~
aeso u, X RAYN0Lns, No ssdlsnor 81
HOUSE TRIMMINGS, OF every des-
"A esipinH, ya,s % 1yie s9e lgss c. "a ~ 1, iaha
IRON AND STEEL.--Al out a ship
II iohd d.-fnrsniobv H. h ANYNOInS,
$50 -l,s lNQ, seunoa AZ
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1asqfailfs 7Iofpis
fAR uERktA IHSuRiSrB COMPANY
oB6LEaEIANoj Shs09

Saseif -, A Z, ,3esr ~ geaarai ~ efits siafe
esgl,sl Ssssk sOoe ysEhsssi q, aQo each,
gqFFiyEn8 20 w sCHqIfbr prs.ll.i e. 80
bIttf 5Es ife'ieni y n uftRR sgil5is ~
a ftlss3Ff4 WsgufH q i'qei ~ husia. iohh q, 7. ,
{. IiiE 0ERMAN INgURANcn COMPANY tn..,s..
~ s3 3 ~ usinass ~ hle 81 one year ard ess build
~ hiss mefcl l1ndtno arI .farlnnni ~ l1asa.
oe MADE IN 90 day4 asr te loas she have een ~
@ aaa proved Not more thhn 1o1 sliil b. i1snr
Qfcs, No. l2 Atwatsr Baoot.fs.r ro,,i,, .,,t
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Opsters.
Builders 81 Arfbitefts.

BROOKS SC. q. ~. w, BUILD.
~ khs Als' aanyfeeluIsrs of Doonl Blinds, SASH
tafiipu aonu m paid ~ Fitting Aiuga, fantuy -
Dhlq0a.st neal 0eutre look ClhxeaAa o " aelesolt l
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GnQtQurrs.
RenlOpoLg.
REMOVAL
6Otrls.
HOTEL DUMAS

McAuaster Street. bereea en- and 6i CISoINEATL ONO
This old and we'll established Hotel has been recsnt
Teed in superior style, uhd Is now unsurpassed by any
Hotel Of its class IN America
The prOprotOr from his this city TAI
iforna elsewhere feels confident hat his advantages
over o.he will warrant him entire suoeess and rs be is
favorahly known To this community anticipates atn share
Of public patronage. ALEX. ShUMArE,
nnc71lp prunriefor.