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AUToHINes' LIFE ExHILARANT.
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THIS novel preparation has met with the approval Of the
cuy 10 eytIY part OF the world sud the dscOvereF az
pr0prlalOr fearlessly prOcluims Il 10 be
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HEsTERDAYAFTsRNOONsR REPORT
INAVloATfON.

Oawfoo, April TO-
The 81. Lawrence Canal win be Opsn and in nav.
igable condition 10 morrow.
The steamer Boston ia loading With aour At this
port for Montreal
The American line Of steamers on Lake Ontario
viii commence their regular tripa TODAY.
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GRAND CoNoRRT. To the delight Of our music
loving citizens that delightful little enchantresu,
the Countess Piecolomini, who has turned the
brains Of halfthe young (and oid) men Of all the
cities where she has sung, and so charmingly ex.
hibited her graceful movements upon the stage, Is
TO appear before the Cleveland people Tonight az
the Bank Street Theatre, and, as If 10 make the
attraction irresistible, the Opera LA serva Ped
roma" will be presented in costume M'dle Plccco.
lominl personatng the character of Serprins. To
simply hear her sing solo would be a rare treat,
but to have the whole Opera performed In cos.
tune with all the parts sustained by musllal stars
Of the arst magnitude becomes au event Too rich
and valuable to pass by, She, the bright partcu-
lar star, viii be assisted by M'dle Ghioni. Sig
IOrini, Sig. Maglorotti, and Mons. Legendre, all
eminent artists and not TO be passed by without
note.
The Concert commences at 8 o'clock, and the
sale Of tickets and reserved seats will commence
this morning at O'Clock at the box office OF the
Theatre. Secure seats early for there will be an
active demand
T. s.--Since the above was written we learn by
telegraph to Brainard, that different arrangements
have been made, 81. Strakosch has secured the
services Of M'de PiccOIOmini and her troupe, and
they will appear on Saturday evening In connec.
tOn with strakosch's immense Opera Troupe, OF
rather, probably, part Of them. The public
must, therefore, be keptwating few days, which
delay will be more than made up by the increased
attraction which viii then appear at the Melodeon
rIH. -
REMOVAL OF AN OLD CITIzEN-Mr. HENRY
P. HOPKINS, who for many years has been citi.
zen Of Cleveland, and who has been well known
to our residents as q house aud sign painter, Is
about removing 10 Cincinnati to pursue bis bust
ness In that city. He has 50 long been identified
with the business Ofthis city that his removal is
matter of note. He Is master Of his business as
large number of fine specimens of his work in this
vicinity can show. The Cincinnati Gasstte In no.
tieng some improvements In block belonging 10
Messrs, Cole q Hopkins, says
The building is of brick, three stories high, but
a high balcony has been added, ami the walls I'm
sned in imitation OF brown stone The work was
done by MIR. Hopkins, a painter of considerable
celebrity in Cleveland, Where we have seen some
due specimens Of this kind Of work, which Mr..
Hopkins has made specialty.-Mr. H. has been
solicited 10 make this city his residence and if be
decides to come we may expect to see ere long,
some handsome limitations of foreign and domestic
stone and marble fronts in this city.
Mr. Hopkins has transferred his stock and good
will to Mr.. Tascott, who, at his shop opposite tho
Post oflce viii settle all unsettled accounts of Mr.
Hopkins
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And that having now perfected MS 1ySom nt HhAGEb
PILE SPRINGS, CHiLDBhD GIRDLES,
AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
lie IA preparedto troa usually without med enel thU FOL
lowing and analogous Affections, Wis
BRONOHITls with irritable throat and weakness aud
hOaFsenoBH Of voice 10 speaking and singing.
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST, win cough biaediug At
The lungs, paln shoness Of breath aud papasoa ofhe
DERANGEAdENT OF THE STOMACH; with ihdlses-
pains the sides aud hll gone feeling which ag
gTRyaled on erecting the body
with constipation, ohronio diarh@a, proapsus ami and
URINARY WEAKEEssEs with irritable blrddsr and
ncontinont and Baniul uThatonH
SEMINAL WEAKNESSES which " not arrested, 20
generally ond 70 inlanlly aud physical Iuin,
SPINAL DEAANobhlhNiBi with curvature, inequai-
ties of tho hips aud ,houdefe uuuuoeful gait and pain
and weakness OF tho back which, n not arrested tend 70
their inOronse and 60 consumption A
HERNIA; radical cure ELECTED ION a prnoplo) by
moan. Of his new CON o9abiReiiqn Brace Irnss -
TIES with eoldneta numbnesa hsaVinenu and sWens On
Standing.
large and sharp shoulder blades aud haaoss Of the chest
which are indicative Of early oonsumpton, pleasantly
renewed.
skirt SuPFoRrRRsrho attention Of ladies Is called to
skirt Supporter BY which most Of the above affections
be prevented sud relieved tbs form and bearing Of the
body lmproYed and the weight Of the tktg held away 9n
ths stomach iayalds out Of the oiY should inquire BY
letter When DR.. b may be seen.
The medical profession are Invited TO oIEmne his snTg
4 Lads ia attendance upou Ladies' dsoIO b
]. N. JOHNSON, M b.,
H0MROPATHIsT.
OBos i67 sarWells Block Superior street. Conner Sen.
sea S. Residence No III PttshuFgh st., Clsvsland q.
tsuAN.1A
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PRof. Woop -Dour sir BY the ndsies ,s !, e,,..s .,
niue, no had been using your Hair 49, ~
aeeeee to ~ a. had tha foter r0me time asi NJ mi
nearly ever mir Ia head came ont NO. ,.t.{t t
y e gsat deal lie ker than wus Noiiiaa bs
9uig hnl sfnpaihg TINT fee 20 rornu, =.
Who are adioted a. have been ygond ndcs y "
ls pubic eek now 1sement Of the bensaf fsss
ifom Ffof Woods HAIr Resiorsiite e'''e'ss
foaurespsetfuliy
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lDhpsifi0ne & 9mraeorls.
PD2 ~,e\eNese~ ~ "~N~ ~~teOt
One Hundred Dollars Premium.
DIR. GIBSON,
Professor of Medicine and Electropath.
"AS nONNI unnn mo nntI

Professor of Medicine and Electropathy,
HAS CONCLUDED TO PER.
ii MANENTLY locate IN Cleveland and has renov-
ed mis- office hank street 20 the west side Ontario
street yer Beck Co.'S Grocery store, one block from
The immense success Of Dr. GIBSON in the irsstmsDt
q Chrome Diseases jusaes him In announcing to the
No Charge for services iokieh are not successful
according opinion which will be given when the pa
uen 10 first examined, in the following diseHses Liver
Complaint Dspepsn "a iis worst form, Ague and Fever,
ma; Bonchi i Obstinate Cough Deafness Coldnegs Of
levi or hands, Paralysis Palsy lmptenoy, ST. Vitus
Dance Lameness Sick or Nervous HoRdAche all
Diseases Nenragia nropsy Rhoumatism, Scrufula api-
na complaint Salt Rheum, ey0r-Sores White Swe Hing,
(Dr q will pay 500 20 any physician in the world who
Niegua his success 10 treating White swsli1g.l With
81 OF the ms or from disease Of the optic termHd
AuuIoslS, also nursing ture-mOuth, LoucOTTbOa aud all
DISEASES OF THE BRAIN
which have seldom or never been cured, treated
hy Or with drgTee uleerein umouniug TO math-
euacs precision, namely' Chtonio Inflammation oT Con-
l0uer later attendt with ameanchoy state Ofnind
with loss otambltonor mental egyt and which frequent
Uterninqte n iliocy insanity or suicide Dr. GIBSON
med diseases lie hOpos this notice with the
un1 Tespectahie aud favorable references which he
eau give viii be sum sent guaranty 10 the thousands who
positively recover their health reot I've handsome pre-
M um IN case Of failure.
Patients may be seen AZ his ice In various stages
coyaescennewho have been treated by all classes med
cal men without SUCCESS
Or q. would that ne possesses tho only reliable
de OF detecngtho location OF diaeasesho imned
of any nyal who may present himself for examine
tun.
DAYS excepted, and from TO oo'Ook on Monday and
IhuTsdny evenings. hph
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FROM wAsuINcToN

WAsnINeToN, April Is.
Judging from certain indications the news from
Nicaragua Is not OF such character az win alter
the alleged policy Of the Administration concern,
iug the Republic. Much interest Is manifested in
diplomatic quarters in regard 10 the subIeot Il n
stated that ten JereE will return to Nicaragua In
the steamer Of the 18th Of May
The state Department Is In receipt Of yolnmln
Gus dispatches from Commissioner BoWlin eoneerp.
ing Paraguay Affairs
The WinnebagO delegations of Indians yester.
day buried with imposing ceremonies their Proph.
et aud Ortoi--the most prominent man IN the
tribe.
Lord Napier has returned 10 Washington. --Ha
leaves tomorrow for Europe in the Curacoa.
Secretary CAss has expressed TO the NioaraRuap
Minister his approval of the Cass- Yrissarri Treaty
but the President rejects It. His objection Iies
against what is lnown as the additional article
which article, as amended by Nicaragua, provides
that the U s. will do oil In their power to enforce
the neutrality laws, and for the prevention of any
armed expedition into Nicaragua.
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WHITMAN, STANDART & CO.
w Bankers, and leulcrs In Foreign and Domestic Ex
change: No Superior street. We draw direct Lon
Ion and will furnish Dras for any amount payable at all
he principal point in Eng land Ireland Scotland France
nd 0eTmauy. Collections made all accessible puintg
Tnlghont tlIe Udtld States aud CaundRn mhslV
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rA9f Moop-Derc sir: Nv hair had for s.,.,.i -.
@ ohhing - gtursly gray acconra nie L. n n,
s,vy ~ fe me c9pstnut application III o r-rS-
bSSIs ess,l, ssS ~ mouth. AGO sss iiii eosiio5
~ hhetufned 70 iis natural color ami IeeAs
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WOOD WooDI

T AM DAILY RECEIVING FOUR
III foot ifICKoRY WOOD from Black niysT and Port
enion at Tala lately ocouDise ~ G. Pendleton Co,
~ aprii:sss als''' NV K. K. POWERS
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la UTELEGRAPH-

Repertsd ~ me Unisn TeIorrnps,
oFFion WAaIHa'a alnoS ooaHut % panE Anu
sT. CLAIR srnnH1s.
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~ Ttgsnrs9r & sHd ;'tGrsr q S Wasted Or inert gretloas
sus persons as II stimulates the heii natual
wors, aud wi not produce reaction no matter how sud
also Grand Tome and will give relief in Dyspep-
a sl.a we nst DOSE hsL persistence IN iis pfe viii
hanish Dyspepsia forever
haSs hoSssSod Sod So as Il @ rendI i them
Eouthto in feeling aud in srength and enable them 70
s1haTpies but strengthens, and is really valuable
oondlt 81 Of seTvy by seabuss misfortne OF oTdnsry
EekPe Nomaiter what the cause of lhe mpotenoy Of
any houan organ this superb Exkilarant will remove the
effect 1t once and foieyer.
sous who hays dsordsrsd nerves stomach
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not grain OF atom 9f mineral substance.
Hutehns9 EIhSIant the realisation Of their hopes Of ma
tsEniy.
sale BY the Proprietor r o. HUTCHIN0s At No isS Cham
bsTb street, New York City All orders should be address
81 siT BOTTLES for si Sold by WM. FisKE Cityeisnd
n Hutchings' Life Exhilarant is a reiuve
nat0T Of unapproacaaoe and nlmahle oHceleEcs. For
al nervous diseases matter how produced It he
sonsderst an afable speciac Il IS also cure FOR ac
9ns eea srinE nthe liver stomach brain rs mission
+ stow stfeng h. vitality, and physical ability Sold
bI Mm FIske Cleveland
HUToHINos' LIFE ExHL ARANT = One dose
will remove the disagreeabe and distressing effects
Wind q Fhtulsyee and the moment the stomach receives
issi IS viii 81 removed Sold by wn Fisss GisSeiaad
HuTcHINas' LIFE ExHILARANT. - Ladies' Of
weak and sleky constitutions should take the Hutc ngs'
Ills EHhllaranti IL Will strong healthy and
~, all obstructuns and irregularities from the
msnCTuR organs and restore the bloom OF health TO hs
sick and Wased oATe-wOTn face. sold BY WIN. Fiske,
Cleveland
EE- Hutchngs' Lie Exhilarant Is quick and
ssctual. curing worst aud aggfavapd cases Of
dyspepsia Kdi-y Complaints and all other arrangements
of lhe omach aud bOwes aud viii revive ths melancholy
and dropping spirits immsd tey. The feeble nervous
ard s,rklv should rv v, Sold Nv Wan. Fske Cleveland
~ The aged can have health renewed by
Hutchpgs Life E1hsIsnt Witch Is nielible as TeiI
yenan., and win restore wasted strength with magical
PTcmpn,ss . and wonderful Fot old and fee
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I1I,It I1SI IFol',s9F p Weed. Hair RssiofaiIV.

Will PRESRVE INFAITrpTv
w ihe ofoish nri eoi.- N ~. ~ A - 4AAtAtANAf AfN
thfes iinei awgsi ie rny inlafioa6is1e. 49, ~ e
roe tho falr over ne bald uiih ~ 81
Las neii mtLo unoIe fof and btantIlri n y. ~
Wy pte.-rFe tho tg1ln rec iroui a discaroe
"A l.hai ine1 ad e9nslem % ana Ladler of sIi
ane6 n KY @ @goiie geaf ssimany that We do h ~ -,
phie hieh9hr0RevE " Chafles Coz MO- NOV IA -,
Fhof %. WooD-Dear III. tdir6 ffre' i,o I. ~.
- were induced in use ~ tohf frai4 r.f ~
I e ,s M ~ derfui, We iea t duty 70 ro1 md
@ H'.e We sone head ior aoms Tins had boon parf,.i
b II ano ne called a. seaia IA Ike
@ s ~ sghernf advirsdus 10 6so ,onr Re.t6rt,i
~ ~ WIZ htl nope " success. hot Ia orr
.tu knsl o al our itiends vcry low am
M eisea,e sniireiy and new ana lfrarisnt e1 81 ~
,l = eel " - can nov that our T. -
eji8 ~ ~ ~ lgFuuaut cup OF mir sa ~ or
.lt We can Nicfffo and 90 hnraiv r1
.tlutatiye, aa perfect remedy for a yeAI
tsiip enoh hair. We are TOurq rsrrEif,Iir y tAe
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JANUARY

AIsghg1ls y BrGgg
III AVE MADE LARGE PREPA.
rHtcI for the trade Of the ppproachlns season an
'ohc' the atsentionof nook BUYERs 'l
A. Retail
Az Wholesale
For libraries
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aAlLRgE, DAyIs 3 ools FIANos,

nhesitttinsy pronouBcs them saHsafls superior IA
On elasticity Of touch ana power Of tone 70 any have
Fpr used IN this Or the od country Another srldnt
seturo 10 these insrumens and where others oen
all thuir rdiaag n fvss under the hsavisst and
ame1lt playps-not string Ehaitsrng or aatiisg and
me eston remaining perfect that the performer
esd At all times to givs iaaEIoatous set to emphatic
passpses
SSnsa, sUsTAvE sATTER
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DIR. BrunOn's BitteH.s

10 HotH Keepers, Restaurants, DrHGPIsfs
Groesrs aRd he Pubic.
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~ rhsOs Pnno. are Ar salssy
OssIAN e. DODGE,
aprsinR2o No Eueid street, Cleveland.
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q. j, IIgELEn, MI, ~,
no Chronic HaIVGltGES.
DR. BANNING, Qate of New York, }
~ gives notice that he has located at
Ma. IA EueiId Street

And that having now perfected his ys'om Of BRACE
SPINAL LEVERS l PROPS, BRACE TRUssEs,
PILE SPRINGS, CHlLDBkD 0IRDLE6,
AND SKIRT sUppOnYEDs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-22
Letter from Fauqu!er County.

Correspondence Dt lie .lhr0a'irW GG:Jir.
FAuqrILE Cou>rr. March l.i.--Sincc my
last, the political world, in thi. section OF
country, has become more excited, i'll coUsc-
uucucc Of The fact that the State election Is
fast approaching. The nomination Of Mr.
Thomas, as the Wig candidate has aroused
new hopes in tho bosom Of every Wing and
patriot, and has sent alarm into the hearts
Of those who intend to oppose him. In our
nominee are embodied those principles If
Justice, patriotism, and fair representation
that should accompany every public man, it
matters not what may be his political seuti-
ments. The platform that Mr.. Thomas set
forth at Brentsyillc is just precisely the on"
that suits the people Of Virginia. and every
man who has the prosperity and honor Of
his country at heart. should OH the fourth
Thursday in Nav east his vote for the adv"-
Gates OF such platforms. After Mr.. Thomas
has addressed the people AZ the several lluSt
incs. it would be well Tor him To come into
Upper Fauquier and address his friends.
and doubt not but that he would gain
many votes. We extend him Il special iny-
tation to speak at Piedmont. on the fourth
Saturday in April. Let Thomas sound his
slogan on the Piedmont hill and the valleys
and mountain sides will TEEN with men mo-
ted for their pristine yaIor i'll the advocacy
of Wing principles and | venture t" assert
that he will receive majority over ms COM
pctiors in this county. The pc"pl" OF the
II Il
of the Democratic incubus. and they will
never have better opportunity Of pro-
claiming whether they shall confirm" to b"
represented by man whose party is fast
bringing this glorious contchrracy to the
verge Of bankruptcy. or by one whose party
has ever labured for the honor. and not the
injury of the same. Our only desire is TO
have IAN old fashioned. rou>ing. torndown
~ Wing meeting" Mr. Thomas is the man
to get up such ii meeting. But while he is
expected to do H. much as any one man can
do, let the other prominent Wing, OF the
District buckle on the sword. and enter the
contest with the determination either 10
achieve glorious victory and triumph. or
suffer an honorable defeat On the 10Th.
the Wings Of this end "t the county will
meet in Salem for the purp">" Of n"mlnat-
ing a candidate for the Legislature. When
such men H. Turner Ashby. +. {. Turner.
and j /. Turner are named IL, the nominees
we NAV reasonably expect triumph for the
Wings Of this county. When the county
ticket is nominated, the nominees should cx
ert their utmost influence for Guggim and
Thomas Mr.. Tourney carried the District
BY plurality in 80, and why should not
the present candidates receive the same
amount of popular opinion. since the Demo
cracv is more dSumircd now than it was
then, y CLAY WIG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-22
Collision Case.

The Detroit Tribune says In - DC
will be remembered, that the steamboat ".
lantic and the propeller Ogdensburgh cam"
in collision near Long Point, in Canada. ~
which the Atlantic. worth S,j.W", va
sunk and the Ogdensburgh damaged some
$1,000. The Messrs Ward, Of thi- cry,
owners Of the steamer, instituted suit ,"
the United States District Court, in On. iT
damages. On the first trial the owners "
the Ogdensburgh recovered 5000. An ar
peal to the United States Circuit Court '''
fore Judge Mclean, reversed the nd1n'',
and gave the Messrs. Ward s@6,ouo t"p'
ages. The case was taken by appeal ~ 'i'
supreme Court at Washington. On H""r-
day the Supreme Court affirmed IN" a''r'"
below, which gives q judgment in favor FIJI,
T.. b. Ward and Stephen Clement Of a'."'
$4l 200. On Monday morning NJ nam.
berlain, one ofthe proprietor, Of IL" N.f'..
ern Transportation Company. and M Er'..
pal defendant in this suit met in TN 81;
with Capt. Ward, and tie amount % '''
judgment was fully and -ati.iaet"ri! ar
ranged. Thus, after Xix year ami a i''' ''
litigation, this important snIt ha' "''
brought to successful termination.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-22
"A Democratic Editor Disguised"

The editor of the Weekly News, published
at Enterprise, in Alabama. seems to he con
Sidcraby set back by the recent turn of
events in the Democratic household. We
would offer him consolation il we knew what
to say--but, the truth is, we are equally ut a
loss with himself. Hear him:-Lynchy. Jr.
five no longer affiliate with the Demorra-
cy it is because it has denied its former faith
and gone of after strange gods whom we
cannot worship. Our love for the Democra-
liz j,Uty was not Of that character that
would induce rs To uphold it. right or wrong:
TO throw up our cap and cry bravo at
its every act. however disonant to our feel
ingS. A. long H. the Democratic party was
guided by its ancient landmarks we adhered
to it through evil as well is good report, but
when i, abandoned them we abandoned it
and set up on our own hook.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-22
Dreadful Death from Hydrophobia.

4 man named Joseph Wright, VIII" was
bitten about six weeks ago by Il rabid dog,
died in Cincinnati on Wednesday from by
drophobia. The Enquirer says:
ION the sunday preyiou, he became stark mad.
lie ravcd at times aud tore his hair and flesh and
f,amcd at the mouth. and screamed like demon.
presenting .ght terrible To behold 1t was ne
rr-sury to bind him to the he'd TO prevent him from
committing violence upon himself. and often III
his exquisite misery he prayed Ia Ice killed at
once ami rrlicv ed of his sulerings. The sight oi
water. or the mention of the term. threw him into
sp,sin. and he fell trembling and sroaninG upon
the floor. Those who witnessed the poor man :
madness say they never knew before how supreme
" wrc,chcd man may he. II was awful 10 con-
template and would have startled and Mortified
the ,iullcSt and most unimpassioncd nature. At
last death came in mercy and touched him with
the hand of eternal stiffness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-03-22
Close Voting.

From the returns of the New Hampshire
election, reported in the Concord Statesman,
we find that in thirtyfour instances the Re
publican and Democratic candidates had ex'
actlv the number Of votes cast 1T the election
in 1873 by the same party. In many III
stances, the party vote was within one
Of that cast the previous year. In TWEEN
ty-nine eases it was within two; in twenty
two eases within three; in twenty-seven cases
within four: twenty-five cases within FIVE:
twentv-six cases within six: fourteen instan-
crS within seven: seventeen cases within
eight: and eleven cases within nine votes of
the last election, making 245 instances in all
where there was not ten votes Offence be-
tween the two yrars.-Bosfon Transcript.