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INPORTANT TO FEMALEs.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
Il DIENTs in these Pills the result Of long and
extensive Prese They mild in their operation and
certain in corrsct 81 Irregularities Painful Menstrua-
stions removing an distractions whether from cold or
oherwss beadashe pain the size papitation of the
hel, whites, all nervous Affections Mysteries fatigue
pals in the back and limbs, &c. disturbed sleep which
arise from INTERRUPTION Of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the commsncemeHt Of in the treatment Of
those irregularities and distractions which have consgne
so many thousands Of the young the beautiful and the be-
owed to Premature Gave. No female can enjoy GOOD
health unless she is regu and whenever an obstruction
takes plaes the general health begins to decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most easctual remedy ever known for ali COM
plants peculiar Fmalss To all classes they are tnva
a2bls iEfssfHg, S CERTAINTY periodical regularity They
known to thousands Whe have used them at diersn
periods throughout the country having the sanction OF sons
Of ths most eminent PhgEcEsa in AAerIca Explicit dtrsc-
ioHs siatRg Dhs, aad sa tey should not Be used with
Zach Box-she PTos Oas Dollar each boz ooataaiag 20
Fills.
valuable psmph 70 be had free Of the Agents Pills
elt Op d promptly by enclosing price 10 the Generr
agent Sold Dy Druggists gene rallY
X. B. HUrCHINGS, Geuernl AGENT
Sold in Cleveland At Wln. Fisks and Gsiord 1 Ham
HoIsl's, dec7eowd&W:R2o
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYEll HAIR DYE !
Vim. 4. Bachelors Hair DYs!

The only harmless and Telia6ls Due kaOiVs.
Ths Original and best IN the worldl
AL ethers are mere mutations and should be avoided
lou wish 70 eHcsDe udicule.
GRAY, RlID OK RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and natural Brown Black, without the least
injury to Hair or Skin.
Tardea to Wm A. Batchssf since lsss and over $1,000
applications have been made 10 the Hair Of his paronS 81
his falioUs Dyes.
WI A BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces a OoIer
not to be Distinguished from nature and is WARRANTED
not to i1ure in the least however long may be confined
and the III effect Of Bad Dyes remsdd; the Hair nvgur
atsd for life by this Splendid Dye
Made, sold or applied n private roOmsl st the VIE
EaciurT, No. Ei3 Broadway. n " -
Sold in all cities The Tnted Stnter hv Yg
rists and Fancy Goods Dealess -
= Th5 genuine has the name and aaireaz uron -taeI
plate engraving on four SIDES Of each Box, Ell
NM. A BATCHELOR,
1anl1 No. 80 Broadway N. z
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc-That creation of Shakes
peare's, Romeo and Juliet" was given at the
Academy of Music to good house. The play was
wen done' and deserved the hearty and earnest
applause which followed many of the finer passa-
ges. Miss Plunkett, as JuIss, acted herpart most
admirably and made very favorable impression
upon the appreciatiye audience. Mr.. Cooke, as
Romeo sustained his previous reputation as an
actor Of uncommon merit and all the parts were
well sustained.
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CARp.-Eds. Leader:-You announced me
to lecture at Forest City Hall at Festival last
Friday evening. do not know by what author
ity this announcement was made. It was not
made by my wish or consent wish Il distinctly
understood by you and tho public, that was not
In the city when the announcement Was made, nor
had I any knowledge Of It until read It In tho
Leader; nor had any oonnexiOn or sympathy
with tho Festival or the persons engaged in get
ting II up. Yours,
- Feb. 9th. @. II. LARGsroN,
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ANUsENENTS, &c.-Ths Old Folks sing again
at the AeodeOn tonight. Don't fail to go.
AtChasss new Ball Prof COwper continues his
classes in dancing. His pupils come from the
best families E....-
At Council RaII the City Fathers viii displsy
their orstoricsl powers.
Tomorrow evening the Daughters Of Sa-
msria give an Oyster Supper and F, stival at
Forest City ball on Ontario street.
The MazOurka Club announce party at Chase's
Hall on Thursday evening next A good time may
be expected.
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SURPRISED. Last evening while tho Light
Guards were taking their usual drill at their armO-
ry' the opposing forces suddenly appeared before
them IN the form and style Of largo company Of
iair ladies, to whom the bold sOger boys" surren
dered at discretion, and merry dance fnlAhed the
evenings entertainment.
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EIOPENENT.-The Albany papers report that
Frank Converse, the celebrated banjo player
eOped with an heiress few days since. They
finished the elopement by getting married in
Troy. The BRIDES name is Mrs Hattie A. Clark,
youngest daughter of Thomas Maxwell, Esq, Of
Elmira Converse has been connected with one
Of the oambell bands of Minstrels, and is some.
what known here.
Ii we are rightly informed, however, the mar.
riage was no elopement but an open and fair
transaction.
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FHE LEeIsLATIvE ooMuTTER.-The Joint
COMMITTEES Of the two Houses to visit the Bsnevo-
lont Institutions Of the Stste consisting OF Messrs
Scott, Elliott, Cox, oune, Myers, Squire, Ruksn.
brOd, Fisher and HasoOit, arrived at the Apgler
last evening They viii visit Newburgh to-day.
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The PHYSICAL ALPHABET.-Mr Charles Par
ker, a deaf mute Of Vermont, is now In the CITY
selling his ''armsd alphabet" system in which
the letters are formed by pOstures, principally Of
the arms, so that those understanding it will have
no difficulty Of interpreting each others signals as
far as they can be seen. In this manner it must
be especially seEvieeable to sailors, soldiers, &c.
Beside this it affords an agreeable exercise for
school room. combining exercise Of the mind and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-07

A Coon APPOINTMENT.-W understand that
the Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad
Company have secured the services Of Major A.
w. Dennis, formerly Auditor Of Licking county,
as their Newark Agent This is q wise selection.
Inc MAJOR ls q capital business man, good &C
couutant faithful intelligent, Obliging and trust
Worthy.-lNeEark Advocate.
Major Dennis was for time employed in the
County Clerks Office here and as Deputy Clerk
gave the reporters much valuable aid In their le-
gal reports. The appointment is a good one.
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The KoLIPsE.-The eclipse of the moon last
evening "oams of" according to engagement, and
was truly an Immense success" The night was
clear and the progress of the eclipse could be very
clearly seen BY the small congregations that
gathered upon the corners. The eclipse was al
most total.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-07

CHARGE OF BURGLARY.--samuel Newcomb,
frederick AeRoemb and John Singer were arrested
on Sunday night for having broken into the cabins
Of the steamer Hendrick Hudson, which lies in
the old River Bed. They were charged with steal.
ing a lot'of bed clothing which was sworn to by
several persons connected with the boat, but the
defendants brought greater number of witnesses
who sWore the goods were in their houses weeks
ago, and they were discharged.
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TheFe wil be addresses on De oocaslon.

THE OLD Folks CONCERT-The audience
which assembled at the NslodeOn last evening to
see and hear the Old Folks showed that they we're
to be no less heartily welcomed than they were
year ago. We lack space to make any extended
note Of the performance, but can only say that the
singing and playing was grand and glorious. Go
tonight by all manner Of means, to hear them.
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GREAT CHANCE TO GET LIKENEssEs FOR
NOTHING.-Any person who viii produce Pho
tOgraph or AmbrOtype taken in an pl c, supe.
rior to those made by Bisbee, at his new Gallery
will be presented with as many likenesses as the
wish, by A. B1sBRE.
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THE CUNNINeHAM AND PARKER CAsE.-We
stated yesterday on the authority Of several gem
tlemen, that Miss Cunningham showed to the
Magistrate several bruises upon her arms and
hands, and broken bone of her left hand" Be-
ing requested yesterday to examine for ourselves
as to those matters we did so, and found no bros
ken bones and no bruises upon her arms except
one which she says was made by burning upon the
stove. She says that cut upon the head was ex-
amined at the Justices Office, but that no exami-
nation was made of her hands or arms
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
YROM NEW YORK.

fROM NEW YORK.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 6.
The Herald's Washington correspondent assigns
tae chairmansh p Of the leading committees OF the
House as follows:
ways and Means, Sherman; Territories, Grow;
FoFeign Ahars, COrWin; Elections, Wilson; Post
Omee, iaskini Indian All Oolfax; Commerce, Car
Yer OF n. T., or Wasbburne of H.; Pensions,
Engraving, Adrian; Judiciary, Tappan or Stevens
Of Re District Columbia, Z. Joy Norris; Naval
Affairs, Morse; Library, Petit
fore Friday. w.
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The TWENTY SEcoND-On the 22d the Light
Guards win give grand ball at their armory.
The Cleveland Light Artillery Co. A. will hold
a Ball at the johnson House. This Company we
believe is the Oldest organized one in the State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-07

CHARITY AxoNe AoTOEs-A GOOD DEED
Under this head the Cincinnati Times relates alt.
tie circumstance in which cur old and esteemed
tOwnsmau, John ElIser, bore a prominent part,
which does great credit to his kind heart and will
ing hand l.sa
During the rehearsal one morning last week at
Woods Theatre, Mr.. Ellser, manager, observed q
delicate looking girl, plainly dressed but neat in
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sANFORD'S
Liver ImVigOPatOP

7 NEVER DEBHITATES.
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
ircs FROM GUMS and has become an etbIisbs5 fet =
Sta0dard Medicine, known and arprsd ~ m - bSs
used Il, and resorted to with confscs -, m -
diseases for which lt IS recommended
u has cured thousands within tbs Last -, ,.
who had given up all hopes II lOf relief a. fbs
unsolicited certificates in : my posgesgpn shovr
The dose must be adapted Ito tne ter1persr,t Of II
individual tskingt, aud Sled in sucb ensnfi - -
act gently on the bowels. Il =
Let the dictates Of your Judgment euiIa ,nu in tb.
use OF lie LAFElA N-ISlfIeaORATnR, and Il
viii Live COm-bF lpiainrg, Rflfous A 4.
lacks1 Dysp e p 81 as Chronic DiMrrhOeas
> m G. o m sseIDininrs, Dysen re-
Ey1 DrOpsys son ZlStOmachs Habifual
COstlTeHess3~, GEOi-'-licJ Cholera, ChOle.
Fu mofelss Oholefn5l IL q q u ruln, ElatHs
Iemces j aum 4 ie Q - Female NVealrness.,
esq and my Oa used suc-lsslcessful.y OhDiN A
KY FAMILY MEDl-E-ICiNE. Il will cure SICK
II D A c z, las s>ithnusands can teSfifT IN
TWENTY MINUTES IFf5FTWO OR THRFF TsFs
SPOONFULS ARE TAK-@lEN At commencement Of
attack.
All who It giving their testimony in its sTor
~ Mix water in the mouth with the INVIqOR ATOR
and swallow both together
r-rice One Do1Iar Per TRoTrla
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-07

DR. McoINTooK's CoLD AND CousH MIX
TURE-Ameng the cold and cough remsdss'' that hOOd
tbs market this alone stands the solid basis Of true
medical science Dr. McClinock stands in the FIRE from
81 the profession He stakes his reputation on Whist he Of
fers TO the sick genuine curative Never has TIN
preparations fslsifed his guaranty Price Is cents
sold by WAI. FISKE, Druggist,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-07

CARRYING CONCEALED WEAPONS. - Samuel
NewcOmb was arrested yesterday for carrying
concealed bowie knife on his person. He will be
brought before the Police Court on Wednesday
morning.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
TUESDAY mORNlNG, FEN. :, 1899.

"a The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, ]. s, Matson's and 0lmEted's news depots
AZ news depOts at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
% Quinlan's, l75 Ontario Street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-07

Orr THE TRAcK-Ihe local freight train on
the Cleveland and Toledo Road, going west yes.
terday morning, ran of the track at Grafton
Five cars were thrown Of, bat no material dam.
age was done.
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AIR DYE HAIR DYE!! HAIR DYEll
Vim. A. BatchsI0f's Hair Dye.
The only harmless and reliable Dye kaOt0R.
The Original and best in the world.


" GRAY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and NATURAL iBRowN or BLACK, without the
least ir Jury to Hair or skin
cT-FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
avardsd to VIM A. Batchslor ls9i and over 5000
uppca ons have been made the Hair Of the patrons Of
os famous Dyes.
not 10 be distinguished from nature and WARRANTED
not to iniure the least however long may be oounu
ed and The i'll effect Of other hair dyes rsmsiod the hair
invigorated for life By this splendid dye
Made, sold or applied Gn private rooms) at the Wig
Factory, No, 2s3 Broadway, N. Y
sold in all cities andtOwns Of the United s,alsf by Drug
gistE and Fancy Goods Dealers. =
u The gennIhe has the name and address upou stse
plate engraving on four sides of each box, Of
,WAI. A. BACHELOR,
JanlI No 03 Broadway, NY.
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inc Dollar Per Doffle,
SANF RD's
Family CathaFtie Pills,

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable ETtracts, and put HD "a Glass
Cases, Air Tight, and ,OiH Eeep N any eli-
mate,
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is a esntIe but &C.
tive Cathe which the proprietor has used in his pTaG
ice more than twenty years.
The constantly lnrreasiugI demand from fhos1 WI
have lopg used the PILLS, and the satisfaction whicS
all eNFrsss regard TO their use has induced tOpace
then withh the reach of an.
The Profession well that different Catharties set
on different portions Of the : bowels.
The FAMILY CA-sIr ARTIC Pill L
has, with due reference this well established fact
been compounded from s,Eariety Of The purtst Ysge
table XtTacts, which act alike paTg Of the
alimentary canal, and areI=tGOOD and SAFE In all
cases where Gaihartic l. : needed, such De
AANiEMEkIS OF tAe l-lSTO M CH, SLEEPi-
NESS. PAINS IN THE SHACK AND IOTNg
COSTIV ENESS, PAIN6IANn SORENESS OWN
The WHO I L QDI y, sIfTum sudden cold, which
freQuentLE II neg lected, < end long Of he
yer, Loss OF ApPE-b-sI ITTFEl a fiI3 l,SPIg1 SEN
SATION Of COLD OVER IPJF BODY REST. .ESS-
MES HEADACHE, or WEIGHT IN The HEAD-
II Indammat0ry Diseaseg Worms IN Children or Adults
Rheumatism great Purif OF the Blood and MANY dis
TO which flesh heir too numerous 10 mention in
this advertisement Dose Ito g.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
The Liver lnVlgorator and Family CathaTtic Pills
retnied BY Druggists generally and sold wholeszs By
the Trade in all The large LOVING
s. T W. SANFORD. n. D.,
Mannfactursr end PTopneteTi
tvIdGWS S3S RToaduav. New
THE ATT-STFFTnTENV THpEEl
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HORsE sToLEN.-A light gray mare was stolen
from L. L. Strong of Richdsld, Summit county,
on the night Of Sunday, the 5th inst.
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TRAVELRR's REGISTER.
NRW AnYRRTIsRmRNrs.

J.B. Cobb 3 Co New Book.
X. D. Kendall Co -DIoss si!ks, &c.
Q Wharton, Jr.-Chesnut Grove whiskey.
Academy Of Mukic--Vioe and Virtue.
HolloWsy's Pills-spsoial Notice,
Hoslettsrs Bitten-special Notice.
Physiological eSesruhes-ssecial Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-07

e Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, CastOrs, Napkin Rings, Labels, &c, &C.
A very large stock, and all warranted of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FOse, ENswoRTH Co.'s,
octl Cor. Superior and Sanena sts-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-07

- At Barrie's new Lamp Depot l42 Superior
Street, may be found DOwner's Boston Kerosene,
and the best white and pure Western Coal Oils, at
wholesale and retail at prices defying competition
1t
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DIEDs

COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 8.
Judge Gustavus Swan, an old and respect
ed citizen and for many years President Of
the State Bank Of Ohio. died this afternoon,
aged "a years.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-07

~ Neuralgia, Fits, st. Vitu's Dance, Par aly-
sis spinal complaint, general or local debility, or
nervous prOsiratiOn, are cured by Dr. Gibson
new electrical treatment without difficulty. It
never fails, and may justly be regarded as a spe
eihc. Office No. liz Ontario street, a few door
from the Public Sauara
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ProprisloT Of he Brlndrsth House, New YorE. /"

There nothing equal in the way Of Plaster the Po
Tous Plaster Of MI ALLCOCK Everything is pleasant
about them. They Plaster Of the day. and https
Of our present adEancement il science and art In Asthma
Cough Kidney Affections and loou deep seated pains they
Eora permanent relief aud for weak backs pains the
side stitches and s3asmodic paus generally thoy
surpassed the bsnstB they npas Physicians should
eranne this article. which universally approved whsre
known. Price % cents each.
Principal once No, 2sl Canal st., New York Sold II
A. s Gardiner, No 22o Superior street, CeveaHd and BY
J. B, Whoedon, Hudson, and al respectable dealers in
medicines ianz7dhw
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CELEBRATION. Bible Christians, J. Hodge
Pastor, will give Sabbath School Celebration next
Thursday at the Orange St. Church. Tea at 4
O'Clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-02-07

BRYAN's TAsTELEss VERXIFUGE.-WoTms in
children if not disodgod lay the foundation Of fatal dis
eases One dose Of this really pleasant liquid viii destroy
and bring them away. It's opeaiioa is thorough The COM
plain. rroy returns. Every constituent Of the Vsrmfuge
Svegstable and harmless Is gives no pain
Price Is cents. sold bT WM. FISKE,
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS

EATCHFLoR's WIGS AND ToUPEEs EuTpass ali.
lEfsT are elegant. light, 81 and durable.
Fittirg 70 oharm-no turning up behind-no shrinking
head; indeed this Is the 0nlT Establishment Whsr
,be,s things are pEopsrly understood and made.
l733 Broadway, New York.
..,,7 ". .FIsKE, Cleveland, Ohio Agent.
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FRIESEMAR, 1. 9 & 8.

DROTECTED BY ROYAL LET
u TERS PATENT Of Rng ard and secured By the
Sealsof the Ecoe de Phamacis dc Paris and the 1mpe
rial College Of Medicine, Ei3uua
No s nva uable for eIhausi0n, EpeInatorrh1as AMI
All nhysical disabilities
No completely eradcafes AL traces Of hose Diseases
Mai have btkert teen treated b. the nause5us and peT
cisus uss OF copaiva snd cuhebs.
No has entirely suppanted the injurious use o. mer-
rV thereby insuring the sufferer speedy relief dis
nersng all Impurities and Ing out The venom OF ds-
ease
THIESEAIAR Nos ], and 9 are prepared 10 the lorm
of io-nge devoid ta1ta and snail ad can ba carried
= he tieoat pcat sold in lin cases and divided inio
separste doses Administered BY Nalpeau Lalieland
Rr RICO a. Sc Price 50 eaeh, or eases for -, which
--S ana n ST WHEREBY there q seYr q -
n bs bed wholesale and retail Of DE BARROW No lsa
1ise-ter rfrsrf New HoEk. Immedlately recefTing
recsving a remittance, Dr Barrow vii toIgaId ne me
Ii sv Hrt e the world, secuEelF p1ckod iand ad-
5,s..5 ss5rling 10 the instructions Of the writer.
sod also 81 GAYLORD HAHN CND and wa.
FiST-E q leVsiand ian3l
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported BY the Union TeieETaph,
OFFICE WARiNa's BLOCK, CORNER or BANK AND
st. CLAIR STREETS.
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PORTARLE GAs WORKs.

THE UNDERSIGNED ARE PRE-
PARED % contract for building GAS WORKS for
private houses, minarsg and public buildings in this
city or s1y narsi1n Of Northern Ohio. We have the
Teds private dwellings in the Eastern sates This ap
paratus simple compact. perfectly safe adapted for
q her R5s or Coal and be managed b. any person of
ordinary enplcity-
Having hsd eight years eTper in the Gas Ftt ng
buFnsFi Cleveland CLAIM knowledge on this sub
tect which wi enable he oTecto9 Of such
works and willing in sverY instance TO guarantee
full safilfaotion.
furh y inf0rmation spply person OF BY letter
FoGG, ELLSWORTH & CO.,
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II Notice 70 Physicians and the Public.-ALL-
COCKS POROUS PLAsTERs. TESTIMONIAL"
ALLcoCK CO., No. ~ Canal st., New YORK, 26th
Nov ls5s GeutlemeR lately suffered from weakness
in ny bsek Oocasoned b. suddenly Over-sxeTlns myself
Having heard your plas,es much
Of this kind procured one AMI result was ell that
could desire single plaster cured in a week.
Tour5 respectfully. J. @. BRIGGS,
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GROCERIES! GROCERIES!
GROCERIES!

CUNDRIESL
~ $50 bags choice Rio Coffee
20 fair do. do.
$50 mats Java Coffee.
1000 half chess Green and Black Tea
go hhds. fair 10 prime New Orleans Sugar
500 bhls. choice New Orleans MOasses
so Golden Syrup
100 boxes NJ and Layer Raisins
500 Nalencia do.
900 New Prunss (2S rs each.
500 drums Figs
200 bbls. extra and double extra Flour
200 " Dried Apples
80 bags and bb White
$50 bhls. Mess Pork
% bbls. and kegs Lard .
% hbls Eastern Herring.
SO doZ 2snd hoop Pails
100 deg Nos. l, ?, and extra Tubs
In store and oT sale IN quantities suit purchasers
than they csn be bought elsewhere
an25:2ll:lm GORDON MCMILLAN & co.
ENLOUR AND GRAIN.-ALL THE
different qualities Of Flounsome vely choice brands
I1 atAy and Baklag use Also heat, Com Rye, Oats
anu Baey ~ QuAnttleS 70 SUIT purchasers end low
rates. ian30:lm:272 OTIS BROWNFII q co
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Nav YORK, Feb 8.
The Baltic, for AspiaWall, took out to-day 800
passengers, and the Northern Light nearly 500.
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BUFrALo. Feb. .. 1860

BUFFALO, Feb. 2, 1860.
EDS. CON:-A copy of short notice published
IN the Cleveland Herald, appeared in your journ-
al Of recent date, referring to card published in
the st. Louis papers, identifying the New York
Central Railroad exclusively with the Michigan
Central and Illinois Central Railroads, in getting
up fast freight line between St. Louis and New
York. This guardian of Cleveland and South>
western Railroad interests desires his Cleveland
friends to understand that they have no interest
ia common with the N. 7. c. r. R., in consequence
Of this supposed close alliance with North Shore
lines. have yet to know that the N. Y.C.RR.
does not grant similar facilities to all connecting
lines, and receive and deliver freight to all on
equal terms. This Company should not be made
responsible for notices published by other Com
panies, Identifying themselves exclusively with
the N. Y. G. r. R. If the Cleveland editor feels
aggrieved at the course pursued by the Illinois
Central, Michigan Central and Great Western
Railroads, would suggest that he advise the
Southwestern rail lines, to initiate their rivals with
a similar notice. We accept and claim close al.
lance with all connecting lines, and hope it will
be fully reciprocated.
Yours resp'y, B. F. SMITH.