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POLICE CoURT.--Wm, Kelly, VIM s. Keens,
VIM. Condor, Jerome Wilson, VIM, Keaton, An
drew Cole and Mary Riley were all yesterday
morning flied for drunkenness, Is there nota Law
against passing 80 many bad Bills This number
included whitesan negroes, Americans, lrishmen
and Dutchmen; some old offenders aud some new
cases; some just out of work and some looking foI
work. some were Gued costs, some 80 aud some
So
Charles Arust and William Newman for petit
larceny, were fined $40 aud costs each. The wifi
OF one Of them appeared in Court with four oh |
dren to ntereede for her husband aud their father
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BARE FAcEp THRFF.-The Ruoyrus Journal.
which has obtained an unenviable reputation for It's
fictitious sensation stories, is in lr way to lose
all conscience, whatever It has had until lately,
the manlness TO credit copied articles but has now
resolved upon bold strike OfseldRg iaFth every
thing as original The Iast issue contains sixIarl-
icles taken from the Leader, the most OF them in
relation to the rescue case but not word Of cred
it The previous issue contained eight articles
copied verbatim from the Leader, bnt no sign Of
proper credit wehaVe no objection to having that
paper publish our prospectus without credit but no
more Of such theft
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MATRIMONIAL.
ss oy rms USIIIp srArEs .

TO THIS LADIES oT TBE UNtTED STATES
II has bees my good fortune 20 reore TO health many
houssnds Of my country. women.
MY success has excited the malice Of the onvious and
aons but their prosecutions served ony extend
nd establish reputation showers Of grateful offerings
have fallen upon my halfway, nom the fair sufferers whom
thaye relieved. soiong as | held in aaectionats and
hank al rsaambanoe BY those who have experienced
'l afford to dosp,ss lhe saorts OF mischief makers
nd slanderer
NY friends nave repeatedly urged 10 place my med
cine TOR producing ehstruaon within the reach Of The
Ladies Of the United Staes ndisposition
Geld 50 occupied by qaaeks with their pecious nosrums
and foar that unprcped oountersers might palm upon
public their worthless limitations, have hitherto pre-
vented from establishing agencies for the sale Of my
AMlE DE FEMME," In tho United States.
Atast yield TO the eatrsates of patients aud friends
aud offer 70 le sqfeting Females OF America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
inregard TO tho efficacy Of the"AAIlE DE BE NMR,"
aeed only say, that liquid FORM and exaotlY such
have used In mypuctceu France for many years and
,hatit has failed to sooufe satisfactory result
Tho "Amie DO Fsmae aud pens'ruaiion stond in ihore
lation If cause aud eject usake powerful 80 originate
healthy menstrual ow where II neveT has Nndto
restore il whore has been lTum any suppressed
In orderto guard against imposition the wrapper Of drsc
hons each bottle Of tho Auie de Femme will bear my
written signature aud both the bottle and enclosing hex
Wlbs sealed with my private seal.
Price, sa,OO packass, =, ,.a..l..
PANS, january, 1861. |I
For sale, Wholesale and Retail by WILLIAM FIsKE
No 70 Superior street Cleveland who will supply the
Annie de Femme At the Propretors prices
aul0dHwly6
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~ CSC. CowKLL, 2l7 Perry street, desires to
return his sincere thanks % The gentlemen Of the
Fire Department for their persevering and sue
eessiul Efforts under God, to cOuhne the ravagea Of
The flames 10 Che buildings burning on tiIeir ar
rival, and would urge the Importance OF an Alalm
Tower being erected, that the Firemen may
know the exact locality to which they may direct
their energies
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CANAL ToLLs.-The following Circular has been
eeeIved nj tbe Canal Qbllector's ORlee.

CANAL ToLLs-Ths following Circular has been
received al tue Canal Collectors Oaice;
OFFIcE oF BoABD or PUBLIo WORKs 90 OMIo,(
COLUMBUS April n, 1850. {
10 Collectors Of Tolls on the Ohio Canals;
The following Order has this day been passed by
the Board Of Public Works. II
oRDERED, That the toll on Butter, Cheese
Flour, Shorts Ship stuff and Screening, trans.
ported on the Ohio Canals, when clear from
Akron 10 Cleveland shall be fifteen l5) cents
per 1000 pounds; when cleared from Massillon 10
Cleveland shall be twenty (2O) cents per 1000
pounds
That the toll on Potter ware and Stone ware
when cleared FROM Akron 10 Cleveland, shall bt
five (5) mills per mile per 1000 pOuads
That the toll on uufleh Fish, Gypsum, [grOund
aud uBgroundl Lime Hydraulic and eOmmonl Mar
BILE, Merchandise, h5iasses and Sugar, when clear
ed iFom Cleveland 10 Akron shall be Gfleen { [l5l
cents per 1000 pounds, when cleared from CleVe
land 10 hasslllon, shall be twenty l29l cents pei
1000 pounds.
To tako eject 26th inst
Notify foTWarders. Attest:
frteI d, LEONARD WHITNEY, l.-,...
sec'y Board Public Works.
The tolls previously IN force Were 25c per 1000
lbs TO Axiom and Aassllon
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am phyticgn Of thirty years praciics Ny prpcipa
stldy has been dgeascs Of females They have itnefaV
6saled ny best tars Qhianirg the materials composing
Marshaips Uterine Cafhocon, peased with Them
guve them far trial. and found my.eif aeundanty suoj
smL IN my former practice could only mitgate the
symptoms Of nbuut hall the and could not
ton Now can radically cure pt least soyente IN In twtn
" AMI iisata the rta consider MaFahnls Uieuno Ca
tolcOn Tho greatest blessing to females have met With
J. n WIIIIAnTg, M ID. Charleston a..
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oLEvELAND. TUESDAY MoRNINe,- ARRIL 2e Ia5g

pack as be foots Il over the rough paths and
pica3uros, and Is taken from the saddle bags of
the Mexican countrg gentlaInua8 10 haits at
some deserted camp BY the roadside 70 cat bic
MONDAY meal. .
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A phlInaelphin monse Dono For.

A noted Southern business house in the "city
Of brotherly ve'I-herotofore city Of slave.
catchers, city that has sent back more alleged
iugitivos than all the other cities of tho North
put together, the city of the slave tools Ingram
aud Kane, of Albert and Kline, the city That
has no compeer in slave sphaeWisney save
Cinciunati-has been richly repaid by some of
its rePudating Mississippi cps.Omers, The ac-
count is as follows
There is a Philadelphia house, trading under
the title OF Hoskins, HeiskeIl q Co. known to
men IN business as par emiaeRce q Southern
house. Mr. Thomas b. Young, distinguished
for ha devotion TO Southern interests, is a mem-
ber Of this house SO ardent has been Mt
Young's zeal in behalf of the cause, that il is
said that any reflection upon slavery in HE pres
ence was regarded by him as a personal insult
Well, this house Of Hoskins and Hieakell was
dome" out of three or four thousand dollars
worth OF goods last fall by a Tepndiating Mis-
sissippian, Mr., Young. accompanied by an of
icer, and with a Fequisition from the Governor,
went after the delinquent, 10 bring hiIa
10 justice. Reaching Mississippi, his Tequi-
sition was oountersigned by The Governor
Of that State and warrant put into his hands
for the mans arrest The man was taken but
the people of tho place-Holy Springs-do.
murFed 20 his surrender They called a town
meeting, and, appointed counsel for both sides,
went into an investigation of the case. They
found the papers all regular and had no doubt
Of the correctness Of the charge alleged But
said thsy, "we shall not give him up. Phila-
delphia has refused to surrender our fugitvesi
wo shall not give up hers More than that, we
require that the warrant Of srrest shall be burn.
ed In our presence and that the party bringing
II shall give bonds that no will leave tho State
never more TO return"
1t win readily be imagined that protestatiuns
long and loud we're raised against this oonelu.
casion, but tho Missssippians were inexorablo
The papor must be burned; the bond must be
| given. Aud 80, without further demur, the pa
per was burned, the bonds were given, and Mr.
Young has returned 10 Philadelphia to tell thS
| story,
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I8I 10 IIlIII I11nlIT0n T1I = y ~ IEII-
Mt. ". kines aySr -ihaye been selling the Med
ces Of the oeienhetg Company for the last yeats,
aud have yIiahy uund them 20 give good natisfaa0n;
and the pills have sold 10 great many families rgu-
lafly herten and coffee aud with trade they have
become staple article. Marshalra Uterine Catholicism
medicine thst has done great amount Of good In female
diseases One y sold Il 70 told tht sho had roner-
cd more benefit from bottle than she did from long
course Of medical treatment BY the most kkfu phTs
jim. l. 1859 JAMES WILSON.
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Aar0m0Ke.

VARPENTERS TOOLS.-The larg-
Y J est and best variety 10 the oity-tuT salohy
aes H.K kAYNoIps, No ssanslleL ss--
nOUSE TRIMMINGS, of every des-
crpiion, variety style had pnee-igf sale sale BY - q.
aps6 n X RAYNoLDs, No ssnHenoI ~
TRON AND SpEEL.--At out ship
49, e,resisbv III X RAYNOLDs,
A-lesl,- s,.SS No, ssnpeh 81
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EzgHThs Sons Of Malta will meet at their Hall at
0 A, NJ. to day, to attend the funeral of brother
II. A. Aekley
s. BLISS, &C.
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N. n. 9OLOMONsON.

PRAcTicAL AND ScIENTIFc OPTIoAN,
eeps the largest assortment the approved kinds oi
PEcTACLES Ailhis slasses, whether for near OF far
shed ground undes his nspec ion BY machine
Of construction with the ast care, asto
suit the eyes iRha cases, curing Weass, DiEEiasss or
AammatiOaof TIE Eyes and imparting strength lor long
reading or fine sewing
az N. II. SolomOnson would here inform the public
hathe employs any in the sale Of his lenses
60 Also a spleudid assortment Of SPY GLASSES MI
OROSCOPEs, COAIPASSEs, &C, kept on hand
ARTIFICIAL EYES.
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural.
lE5-Omce3s Superior street under The American Hotel
iun22
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NlrnQ8
. IHoMn TESTIMONY.

~ b.ro, ~, ~ ~ tF9i9 N ~ oto, llaif
berg odicina 9r the faa year. ana canuulF say thAtl
pat never offered any medcnea 20 fho public lr have
met with The decided appreciation the people ihn.r
pur leulary tbe Pills and Caihounn rh6y will rtadiy
nqrigm hl and rqre than n promised Or thau. hnga
sold about hltY lotos Of the Cahocoh the past n8aa0n
aud hear he best resulia inegeII case
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Special Notices.
WIGS / WIGS mn WIGS /

nATCHELoR's WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpaas ali.
rhey are elegant, light, snsY and durable. .r ..I
Ftling to acharm--no turning up bohind-no phTnlinE
oh the head indeed this the only Establishment whore
hose thugs are properly understood and made.
.f .t 2l3 Broadway New YORK.
ianlI u W rISKR A,laralhnh Ohm. Aaant. d
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boS- For City News see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth
page IHiHl-1f1 i
jan ITEMsA sheriGs office ls by no means
snecure and that of our worthy officer wightman
presents some items Of interest at times Among
other prisoners now ia the County Jail are a mum.
Der Of lunatics, Of which the Sherfbas charge un-
Ill they are removed either 10 the Asylum or the
Iphrmary. For several weeks man named Dan
lei ConneN has been staying about town, some
times stopping with brother who is foreman at
hessrs. Seaman 4 Smiths, and spending much Of
his time In abont the Leader Office He would
stand for hours in the hall, with bis hands in his
pockets, hardly moving and nev,r speaking. He
lost his wife about two years ago, since which time
he has been at work as blacksmith ia tae g. & Z.
Railroad shop He is man Of strong natural mind
but has been insane. Yesterday, on q warrant
from Judge Tildeu, the Sheriff attempted to walk
him of to the Probate Court, when the usually
quiet man resisted and fought like tiger He
showed such an amount of muscular power that the
aid Of three men and strong cord was necessary
to secure aud take him, Arriving at the Court
the papers were made out for taking him to jail
uAtA ho Noulu uo tdhHu 70 tue Asylum, M0tn ne
refused to 60 untd the name Of Judge was subs!i.
tuted for his. Finally, after making all sors Of
promises that he should have cigars, chicken soup,
&C., he consented to 60 il The Judge would keep
his eye on acertanscrew in the room" This being
arranged be went peaceably to the Jail, making
some resistance as he was put lnto the cells
On ThurseAy last as Mr. Smith the Jailor was
attending TO some duties in the cells, one Of tie
crazy inmates named Chester Bakle. sc zed huge
piece Of coal and struck him on the head with il.
Fortunately Mr.. Smith was so near to him that be
did not receive the fnll force of the blow, other.
wise it musthave killed him. The maniac was with
some outside aid secured, bat this could only be
done by lashing him to tue door aud hand culiiDg
him. He was then taken to the Asylum IN.
Sheriff Wightman was, a short time since, sent
for from Dover to bring in an insane woman, and
was told by her attendant physician that she would
come into town perfectly peaceably and quietly
| With this supposilion be started with her about
dark, but had hardly started, before she commenc
ed the most violent and abusive language, accom-
panied With such resistance aud
that 1t was with ths utmost difficulty that he, be
ing unWel at the time was able to reach town with
her
| Such tasks are ANYTHING INIT nleasant nnas
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"''- ~ .. II. G. JOHNSON. Medical Aesn,

Read what Dr Bushnell says Of the creescubemM
cinea ur is ply scian Of extensive pflctcc, ahd
p Lnn mo-l .leae..lol b lho c9nllI I-lnnnll ln n
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- This qaftihes that have uaed the GfnefanherF pm
AUG MaIshnips Caholcon, sold here b. H G. johnson
u ny pfnctcc, 70 my ehtie tsiisaci6u They god
medicines. DR. ~ W nTTsIfNElI
Hadiord Trumbuu Co, o March h 1851
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Ah'ps & GOnnsellors.
Boor0inap.

DOARDING.- - The House No. "a
I'D Public Square, and by the Stons ChurGh.-one 9tt the
pleasantest locations the cityhH been thoroughly
paired and Is Opau for Buanlefs Fames wishing 70
furnish then rooms can be accom- m9deea Win laigs
ard Day Blsrefs will ind good on Ee
gonnht6 egnis Ladies nut excluded. hsieeeces heeh
and received anrl R20 ~ w; hUltElLI.-.
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Onetere.

OYSTER DEPOT. &C. s. "a n.
" NIAI.TBY5S Qute Holt 4 Rialtbg's) wv -
CEIFBRATED OYs1 ERS Will DO
RECEiV Ed DAlLKs
From his sslvbshmenl n hahin9Te-pu up AZ cans and
Aise~HER nm ETlCALLY SEALED OYSTERS, LOB
TERs, CLANS, spcad Oysters and anrlnes kept con
/ tantly on hand ,.--.- n s,..,, o.
~ mi be FeheiVed daily BY Express. I.|
~ - q n fCKhRs fir sale, by the barrel
- ~ aNGES ITNONg and CIGARS, by the box.
~ wi, ~. GAINES, Agent,
,c9 No az Superior street, CLEVELAND. %.
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RenCpaIs,
REMOYAL.
6otels.
DUMA S :

M 4Iiaser Street betisesn an and 5h CNcNNATl ONO
This old and we'll established Hotel has bsen recently
re-tted Ia superior s'Yo, and IS now usQpsAp" 1 ay
Hotel Of itB class in America. ,... ~,
The prOpYietor his long experience IN hls cl al
inna and elsewhere feels confident that his advantages
over others will tim entire suoces aud ns he Is
favorable known this community fi snare
or puhiie pptrnuaee ALEX SHUmATE,
VI Por5s1Ii Proprietor.
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Persons Ia any part Of the world may be- successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail OF their case with
remittance for medicines Ee. IIIl 4..
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Stoves and Enameled Crates.
w. II. Marvin,
No. az South Side Public Square nearly Oppo-
site the Old Court House,
WHANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAI

VNHANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL
Il patronage uf his frsendE aud The est Of nlEnk
during the pasS Fall trade, ~ determined 10 clo'e our
las largo variety OF COOKING, HAhLOR, HALL. and
OFFICE STOVES and ENAMELED CRATES at
81 ehtly reduced prices .IlH I4aI E... .HII|.
It's MAMMOTH COOKING STOVES for HotelHaud
hs Victor COOknE sovds for private families, oanholh ho
surpassed for perfection operation and IN tuH
Ills Hot Air Parior Heater for Puror. Halle School
lOutos, Churches Stores, nc made for Aphructo Coal
constructed that eithaT ftr stovo
fpruHco both cOmhined aud therefore will produce
much more heat than other n the market u u
lat handsome aud dur bic, aud Is giving great Hasino-
ttuu u mDnY Of our best ezenH His Pearl Whihh ~
made oval for parOTs. hnTng oaa hard coal with great
aud ueatnfss, and also gives perfect sntsnQtQ
Tho newost aud Most desirable styles OF ENAMEi.ED
CRATES on hand ut tho lowes prices,
He manufactures and Keep supplitd with Tia, Copper
al why's on hand. 900 -.iI a..
Tin Roofing sad all JOhbilg done on short notioe.
All fuspectflS solicited to call before purchasing
elsowhere, at dho old and woll-kpOwn stend ol -,
W. L. MARVIN,
deole No. a South Side Public Square
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DIR. y. O. AKER 4 co.,
..+ LOWELL. MASS,
pRiOR ONk DOLLAR FEn BOTTLE.

AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL
IIus wan for itself such Tenoq for the cure of ese Va
ef f Throat ana Lung Complaint, bat 4 a entirely an
necessary fuT TO recount Chs oydonee Of s SItSesl
uLery0r it hna hoen employed A. u has lnhH oeh "
cosunt use throughout this section need not az ole
han assnf the people ts quality Il kePt up "a ne bett
ever haen and HAT ~ Do relied on 70 q" iui e
relief all h has ever beeniound tna '
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FEVER AND AGUE
TNROM WHICH MANKIND SIIF.

Z
Is The o6asoGacaae noe Of diseased seon q e sysls@
aSsaSn SHSsG % isS Is the acua Of sosT
and sS MIN 9uoS oSP'T d9S si9 near M & ss sIS sur =
ee and hs S9 h STSe sS sp aS s ule tSe
mai ViScsYa and excetng organs the body. The liver be-
comes torpid and fails not only this virus hutas
muaie IN the circulation, and produce violent eonslituton-
al dis9dsr hs fPss S % lbse bee od dsSreS spSi also
Finally the instinct af qr orgAn "a 4 a. 9n et,emps g
tha body In ths niarnal eHcTetoes ooe them 90 cast
out Tho blood leaves the snroe and Tpshes t me inter
But Is Ills 5isrt L Sis Then ie FEvEA follows, q
which tbs blood leaves thS cen IAl a , bsa
U.rnugh that 6thor great eHcre skin IN is also
nuS sas h for te eeoy Of strength q Npeat he hope
effort SaoeS day Sss S5S sS S' dasa @ VIM %
undermine Ihe sssh y nS. % Tsg Owed "s
AYERS AGUE CURE,
Which nsutralisos this maarous poison il the blood and
tbs liver esgsl nom lhs oy =. y SheSS
~ u d6 M rSthss Dies what s ai more UorVos 70
thoAe who subject 20 this inifetlen ~ ahea n iso
those who L free from ~ attacks keeps me system Y
health although eKnosod % me disease &
tons which induced W ihis asignal influence snoh
s Es@Ss5 sa,5isS is snasisn 1t Bhdssss tooth
ACHE, Eanehe Catauh, Asthma palPal Ions falsal AZ
g o9 this VIII be found assume more or less the
intCunittent ype ghs "Aggs Sgah sseo'sA inc cause
% Il BY ptiiae aling he oGoretofies
5Ss 10 % 20 &'iR & iRd esa Sss sIsf ss oS
Hece arises Whit We term Time may accom-. 90
saoThcod in the attempt while this "AeuE Cynk does q
n once and with safety We have great Iouseu g beey
elS,s 9Ss ' ~ ss SSs saossd he @ss
q9 Than asy 5s5 Ss1a ass s SSia eSbe Which g. st i &
oh'Sp ""si s's"' pnFrAREbHY 'A .
DIR. -. @. AK ER = co., D
| InWgI.I. MANH
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HEALTH OF AMERTcAN WOMEN.

Female irregularities. weakness uterine dsplacements
aud all local uterine nihcuesa utiuna troubles
pl wtmen are entirely cured by THE GAAEFENBER0
IN this connection Miss BeechoT II the Rev Hen
~ Ward Beechnf leegs TO the people, i19
have nine sis,eTs pnl sslersaslew, and fourteen f.
Amid the immense ltol my iends ind quninannoa
canfut ecsf married ladies BON n thn century and
cluntry, who perfecty healthy cases however.
where he Gneenbers Cahoiicoi has been used mutt
that health has rapidly taken tha place OF discasa and
ladies hnye become bust strong, ve0f0uB and heahy
Ars Gleason, OF ~ ira, says Heautiful indeed 10 the
coufding, trusting ef how does ii
need to b proecle BY gaichfulpeEl that wall lead her
IN time OF dseato to appeal to medical adviser Of sciUn
tihc education, worth and purity Of chaTacier Al
these be secured BY addressing the Gfaefenbsg Com
pany. f..0 l..lr. y
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AYERS CATHARTIO PILLS,

ron All rHR PURPOSES OF fuRaAViVk htSietNA
Eur CustivnufaHs ....I
For tho Cure Of Dttpopsiai
For Jaundicoi - ..e
F0r the Cure Of INDIGESTION
...... FOR Hoaduchai
For the Cure Of pYsonteIyi
t.H Fur Faql Stomachi
Forthe Cure OF Erysipolna
~ Faf the Filcsl
Fnr the Cure of kOTOlula
For all sCrofal0ua Complaints
For the Cure Of Rheumatism
I7 FuT Diseuaas u tln hAin .
Tur the Cure OF LAYER Cumnlsintsi
For,hs care Of Tsi,sf, Iium6rs and sals Rheun,
. ~ -. fof W0ma T
Eor tho CuIo OF GOut;
- FF0r a Dlnnrf Pilt
For the Cure ni kouInlEiht
IHN Fui Purifying M hlood
Thsy are oogted, sothatt ns sensis ena iee
hem paasantly aud they are the hfst apeioni ~ me
world Tor ell lhe pdfltses % q taieiV lelsle' A.
Price 25c. per Box SIX Boxes for 81
.UI.. H. - o. rI .a.NU
tileatnum ers0f QlaTfynap, phyaoians sl
amnehi peTsonagot, hive oui their Hapl4. n ~ -
"a usol lulneHs of thtue TeIlees- Ply ~ i
,lii mt nounit the insertion q theai, th.
furlal iltt IL our AM4ulCtN AlaAtte ~ eA..
sisenl 9lih Nlsp fqll dsleugl ioaf ,e, ~ ks sa3e
and , uih olhsg pep
" ~ et ~ mon profit on,I Demand AflAf end
.tia citSis mo tlog vast tle ucai Na uaefs 70 -
49, ~. a ~ aloud hag1 g. HHI .H .U..I
AjtY tsst, taa 6hYLOAp HAMMOND ana al
DSaisn "A hshe'n'' dseh dhtu o. AWsovea
n..t. na.a nFi HIH
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
TUESDAY mOHNING, April 90, 1850
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
tS Paip and Ornamental Printing Of overy descfipiio
dono aho Printing Esiabishmentof the Leader once,
The latest praved aud ostrapid steam presses The
best ttylo Short notice. and reasonable tos Par.
ticulAr attention padto blank work Every description
ofBipdins done especially Blank Books edg ofn
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TOHN LYMAN, Manufacturer, and
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near Canal Basin, Ceyelnnd, Ohio. oeS6alk -