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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

FRox DETRorr.-Tbe Detroit Advertiser of
Saturday has the following items Of interest;
The Steamboat Olive Branch, under her old
and eficieut commander, Capt. Stewart Is now
making regular daily trips between this city and
The s Western Transportation Co. will commence
Ioadinc a propeller for Buffalo next week. Ine
d Cd Concord will probably be the hrst post 10
leave. 0-.,, g. S,,.,,o,aod las,
evening. took down among other freight, $50 bags
| of oofs and $50 bbls potatoes, from the dock OF
| Geo. B. Dickinson Go. -,
etesmboat Forest Queen, Capt. Robertson' arrl-
we'd Yesterday from Thunder Bay and Saginaw
'T M. .feaner pstsed through four miles Of loose
a. - westward Of Charity Islands, and was una
~ 20 srter Thunder River, the winter bloc kade
~ ~ hoSing heeu removed, The wreck o. the seor.
| ~ 0,ss1 vas seen at TaWas Bay. Ihe ForesI
oaseH lay some three days at the saubls op &C.
| count OF heavy weather.
Steamboat Dart Is expected TO leave LOT osnolsAy
an Monday, and to run during the season petweeu
sxin kton sud the latter port and Is 70 make t"'
rs Bs6t ). Z. Eagle, Capt. CottreI, cleared yss
ter ,s Gem of the Lakes, Capt. Morgan, cleared
81 Nuader Bay yesterday.
for 7. -uer Union Express, Capt, Webster, trans
stea. Windsor, yesterday, three freight car
Tor the Gi It Forester. Capt Ward. arrived fren
Steambo. sstefdaF and returns to-day Capt
Forestvilley }. the Kaloolah still at Sarnis; Prop
Ward reports ed from Port Huron; Stesmiboa
Stoekrlan asry ore, left for Port huron; BTi
Ruby, Capt. nc, 'er Forestyille; Brig Andes 10
aSo9o eor In MI vi 1sths-s Gn;.inno sH
PGtI1 P';t,, .tons nd tEs Emnl-' =
Albatross asSsa doFn'
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Saturday Afternoons Report.
MURDERBR ARRESTED.
Providence, March "a.
ter vessel, has been arrested
CONFRRRNCE.

WASHINGTON, March "a.
The Representatives and Senators from Alabama.
Mississippi and South Carolina had their last confer,
enee yesterday and decided that in view Of the National
Conventions which are about TO assemble Il wa adv-
sable to postpone the Ataana Conference until after
the Prsaidsutial election.
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wAsH1NGrON.


The Lighthouse bin apprOprates 5000 for three
beacon ligbta On the Hudson River between Al
bany and Troy in the State Of New York. Saz-
dy Hook Is one Of the five stations at which ear
signals are to be established at a cost Of $40 OOO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

OPENING OF THE WELLAND CANAL The St.
GATHERINGS Journal says, it is now almost certain
that the Welland canal will be open for thepassage
Of vessels by the first of April. There Is still a
littleic remaining at Port ColbOurne, but the
warm rains will cause it to break up in few days.
The canal never was in better condition than at
present.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

V. B. PALNEE, the American Advertising Agent, n.
corner Fifth and Chestnut Etrsst Philsdsiphia, Is
authorized to receive subscriptions and advertisements
for this paper lowest rates His receipts will
b regarded payments.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26
NORTON,s OINTmENT,

sALT-RHEUM AND sCRoFULA;
Pomanenty cures scsdhssd RingWorms and all itching
Erupti5ns of the Skin.
Tbs Ointment penetratos to the hlss OF the disease
goes to its very cures it from the ssh beneath
70 the sk the surface. sold in large glass boxes price
90 cents
Prepared by GERRIT NORTON. Proprietor, New York
Depot At PENFoLD. PARkER & AIoWEa's No. Il Beck
Sod bv STRONG ARMSTRONG fsb2s
DR. McCuRTOcK's CoLD AND CoUeH NIX
n,rE-Among the cold and cough remedies" that food
~. urket this alone stands the solid basis Of true
a;, sclsnce Dr. RTcClintock stands in the FIRE from
- ,1 Nsson. He stakes bis reputation on Whist he Of
- ~ - sick genuine curative. Never has m
~. W ule -ifed his GUARANTY Price Is cents.
Prslfaalaslon ial n FisECE and BY STRONG ARM
e2l9 ~ - " Egnd fsb18
- IN 49, +, VAR DYEll HAIR DYE
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GoQI DEolere

C. J HUssET. tPitts'Ehl }. HUssET. eEO.smcLAn.
HUSSEY & CO.,
GOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
~ sals and retail Dealers In PITTSBURGH, SALINE
VILE and STRIP WIN GOALS. Also, NUT COAL
for smhing. Office and Yard on the East Side Of ths
Cleveland Pittsburgh R. Coal Pier, Cleveland Ohio.
- Ordens left a. HUssEY MCBRIDE's (WinslOW
WaTehonsel win receive prompt attsntlon. deolI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

DRATK OF Mrs. GRAVEs.-MB. Graves, the
unfortunate old lady we alluded to few days ago
as being starved by her unnatural son. was relieved
from her misery last Saturday evening by the
kindly hand Of Death. Her name was Rebeeea
Graves, aud her age 20.
This matter should not be allowed to rest here.
An Inquest should be held on her body, and the
facts elected as to the cause Of her death.
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Murine Matters.

The Propeller Kenosha, Capt. Lacy, ol
Cleveland, will be out on the COlingwoOd and Chi
cago line, this season. The Hunter, Sun, and EY-
ergreen City form the remainder of the line.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

R1caLRD REALF.-The Cincinnati CONNER
oial learns that Mr.. Richard Rsalf, who was in
this city some Essks ago. and who is well known
for bis connection with John Brown and the In.
vestigsting Committee has actually become the
proprietor and Editor Of the Macacheek Press
published at West Liberty, Ohio.
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COkeI Coke! Coke!
B. WALLACE & son

ARE NOW MANUFACTURING
IA COKE from the pure HammOndsvills Ssr1p Vein
Coal which Is superior any other Coke in the market
We nsh estimonials fr0m hume manufac
using it. and who speak Of lis character In
the highest terms
Ais5. 4 constant supply Of Hamm0udsVille Stup Vein
SNITHLNG COAL. and also TO- Domestic purposes.
BEING located mmsda tely the ns ol the Cleveland
Pittsburgh Railroad ship with dispatch any
part Of the State. Orders soliei.ed-
W II. WALLACE SON.
Hammondsvills. IeaersOn Co, o., Jan 81, leo.
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The Chicago Press and Tribune has the following
NoRTHPORT, Mich, March 10, 1860.

The Chicago Press and Tribune has the following
letter:
NoRTHPORT, Mich, March 10, 1860.
Since my last the weather has been mild and san
shiny. The ice has all left the bay. To day It Is
colder but clear. On the 81 inst. we had gale OF
wind from the southwest which must have driven
the floating ice on to the islands, and piled it into
the Straits hard saw 8 mau who lett Little
Traverse on the 5th. He says the souwester Of the
Sd and 4th did not start the ice between there and
MsckinaW at ALL There has but little ice made be-
low MackinaW this winter, and now there is no ice
between here and the Msnitous. The ice 10 the
Straits was about two feet thick Monday, and II
the weather is mild the balance Of this month, with
easterly Winds think the Straits will open early
in April as there is no more ice to drive 10.
Yours, Y.
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n. q. SOLO MONSOON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC oPTICIAN.
esps the largest assortment OF the approY ed kinds
Of sPECTACLEs. An his GIasses, whether for near
far sighted, ground under bis inspection by ma
chns Of new construction with the greatest care
to suit The eyes in all cases c1rlg Weakness Dizziness
Inflammation Of the Eos, and imparing strength 10
lOng reading or fne sewing.
E-N. n. SoLOHoNsoN wOald here inform the public
that he never employs any lathe sale Of his Lenses
CF- AisO-A spisndid assortment Of spy CLASSES.
MlER0SCOPES COMPASsES &C kept on hand.
e AhIltlC lCIAL EfES inserted without pain, as per-
NO 2s7 SUPERIOR STREET,
feblI Nenr Enanl. CrncEarr gfnra
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

~ The U. S. Express have favored us with
San Francisco papers Of Feb. 25th, via overland
mail
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
Il DIEHTS in these Pills the result OF long and
extensive pracfee. They mild their operation and
esrtain IN eorrOct sl irregularities PAINFUL Mensrua
stiOns, removing all Instructions whether from cold or
OtherWss beadaehs pain in the size pslptaton Of the
heart, Whites all nervous affections, Mysteries fatigue
paia in the back and hmbA &c. disturbed sleep which
nriIs fron iuferruufinn cf nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
vas the comm nceu eut Of new era In the treatment of
these arss and obstTucons which have Construed
thousands Of the young the beuuu and tbs be-
owed 20 Premature Grave. No femaie eau etioy good
oath unless she is regular and whenever an
takes place the general health begins to decline.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most eectua remedy ever known for all com
plants pcu 20 Feaies 70 an classes they are inTal-
Hane a1ng ufk cerfGHfE peTi0lical regularity They
as knogn % taousanes wha have used then a. deren
5o tu1ounut the country. having the fsoza
elthe ui9ft gcadns Arerre1 FrDcff dfrec-
uos stl uhel and 5hgH fhev should not Be Rgef with
Pills. - - 'b "
valuable pamrh TO be had free Of the Agents pills
flf b. mail promptly by enclosing price to tle ae5esi
Agent. Sold b. Druggists generally
r. B. HUfCHINGs., ,Genersl Agent
Sold in Cleveland At VIM. Fiskis and Galord 4 HsT,
noidss dec1sOWdEW:R10
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

The LAKE AND OCEAN TRGDE.-The Toronto
Globe says a Canadian firm is prepared to load
twenty vessels with timber and deals, could they
be had Of the proper size and equipment
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PLAIN AND oRNAMENrAL PRINTING.

IAaIII1N M ~ IlAN 7 ItIIN NV
" PLAIN and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at the Printing Etshaament Of the LTLDRE once
ths latest improved and rapid Steam Presses in the
ssi style, short notice aud a. reasonable rates. Par
cuar attention paid Rlank Work. Every description
Of Binding DONE especially Blank Books LsdgeTs Journals
Sales Books, Receiving Books &C &C.
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Thai Professor Weeds Hair RssI6F1IiTs
"TTT DDRcDUU TNYnT""
GO. ". HIGGlNBOTHAlT,
SARAH A. .HlgGINBOTHAIr

PROF. WOoD-DsaI Su: ~ hair had for ssseTsl Tesrl
been becoming pre- natursly gray, ~ hal sh-
ness which rendered the constant application oil nece
sary in dressing il. When commeEced using your Hair
Restorative about two months i pas in that coalition;
and aFtr coutDue lis till within the three weeks
Il hasturned 70 its natural color and aoussz
and ustre great be preferred those produced b The
application Of oi other ever assd
regard as Indispensable article every ladies toilet
whether 70 Be used HAIR Restorative flr ts simple
purpose Of dressing beaulIng the hair You have per-
mission 70 refer TO all who entertain any doubt Of ~
perfOI Inng all that is claimed Tor IL.
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NEW MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS

Ok NEW VOLUMES OF BOSTON
AO Tract Society's Catalogues. on a-plical ron. Of
Del OsitOry, at lNGHAM RRAG0S.
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L A w BOOKS.
FOR sALR BY
j. B. COBB & co.
-r- ER No 1Qe &C.


Angbll Oa Water Courses;
Angell on the Law OF Carriers;
Angel and Ames on Corporations;
Bishop On Criminal Law vols;
bishop on m aTrlase and Divorce;
Bouner's Law Dictionary.
BOuneT's Institutes 3 vols:
bnghtl5y's Digest;
CushiHgs Massachusetts, Reports, II vols;
Shhy on Pleading, vols
Chity's blackstone, 9 vols:
Curtis Decisions in Supreme Court OF u. s., % vols;
COnklings IT atlse on the Courts Of U it'd Srzss
entity on COntracs 8;
Chittendsa'G Digest Of Ohio State Reports;
Chltty on Bills;
Drake Attachments:
Decisions IN the Died Scott Case:
Green eat q Evidence vols;
1llliard 90 IOris OF Private WrUngs, 2 vols;
Hur1 On Hahsas Corpus:
Keats Commentaries, ( vols
Mathews Guardians Guide;
Nash's Digest Of Ohio Reports:
Nashs Pleading ana PrlcLice
Ohio State reports, complete sets
Parsons on Contracts, 2 vols
Parsons Mercautils Law;
Redfeld on Railways;
ltah 9 Guide for Administrators.
swans Treatise for Justices Of the Peace;
SlOTy on Sales;
SEun's Manual fJr Administrator.
story on Partnership;
Swans Revised Statutes Twill be ready in Iune);
United States Digest, II vols,
United States Equity Digest Voln.
Walkers American Law;
WhaitOn,s Criminal Law;
Wendelfs Blackst 8 vols marn
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PAPER AT WHOLESALE.
roo rsam Commercial Note PaSsr.
500 resms Letter Paper
800 reams Cap Paper
800 reams Bath Paper. gilt and plain
200 reams Bill Paper
200 reams Legal Cap
SEQ reams Wrapping Paper, all sizes.
fsbzl Forsale by J.B. COBB SEQ.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

MoKTeA0E For SALE-A first mortgage for
$500 secured on Real Estate on Erie street worth
five times the amount. Address Drawer 377, Post
Office
FIRST BAPTIsT CHURCH, CORNER EUCLID AND
ERIE STs.-The unsOld slips in this House viii be
rented for the ensuing year this afternoon, com
menoinR at O'Clock.
w-See advertisement Of DR.. sanfOrd's LivaI
IuvigOl'ator.
n For the best qualities OF Segars, TObopeS
ED snph 90 TO R @. Dietz TIT suDeriOr-st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

LAKE oNT4RIo-The Oswego Pines says, that
the schooner ontonagon, Capt. Rappe, has re-
turned from Toronto, whittier she had been with
load Of coal. She experienced aheayy gale on her
retarn, but reached that port in safety. There is
considerable grain awaiting shipment at Toronto,
but no insurance can be obtained until the first of
April. --zlsTzE 5-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

UNKNOWN Man FoUND.-On Saturday morning
Mr.. John Glrlick, while walking on the beach Of
The Lake near the month Of the Old River Bed, in
Brooklyn township, found thebOdy of man lying
near large log. The Coroner summoned jury
yesterday Sunday afternoon, The man was not
identified. DR.. Prentice, who examined the body,
found no marks Of violence, except small abra-
sion OF the skin under the right eye, and another
near the left ear, with another on the back of the
head. The right eye-baTl was protruding, which
was caused either before death or Immediately
sitter. The Jury returned verdict that the de.
ceased came 10 his death by causes unknown to
them. The body had been in the water several
weeks. The man appeared by his dress to have
been seaman. He was stont man, six feet high,
with black hair and Rhiskery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

SPRIxe TRADE.-John Downie calls the at
tention of our readers, in advertisement on the
second page, to the fact that be is in receipt Of
large stock of wall paper for the spring trade
For his reasons given, why he can afford to sell
at the lowest rates, read what he says. The in
tsgrity, the industry and the philosophy of Mr..
DOWnie, makes him thriving citizen.
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I5 1YTi-l ! yAIR DYEll HAIR DYE !
Nm. 4. Ra,. .9sI0l's Hail Dys!

n
-, L.--,I,,. -. 4 reEiable Due kaosoa.
The Original and b, . - sh,,i5 4, ,-,sSss
Al 6sheEs mere mutations l- '-'~i| %
0uWish escape ndisule. ,.--.,..- =
GRAY. BED OR RUSTY HAL Dset in'.1,'S y =. !.
bsautiful and natural Brown or Blae - ~
nlury to Hair OF Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLoA. As nave eeen @
Vnrded to VIM A. Batehslor since 1893, "a va oS'Oo
Applications have been made the Hair Of hie Sl' u
Ais famous Dyes.
WI A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces a No'ol A
nj 10 Be Distinguished from nature. and Is WARRAHTK
not 70 ure in the least however long may be continued
and the IN effect Of Bad Dyes snoiod; ths Hair invgor
lts1 for life BY this Splendid Dye. l
Made, sold applied In private roomsl AZ the Viz
FaclgTy, No. 80 Broadway, N. Y
gists and Fancy Goods Doaiess
- The genuine has the and addrega upou n rfae
plate engraving on four sides Of each Boz. Of
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ll1ll No 80 BroadvaE N
HtHE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
\ 10 TIE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
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st.....l eceiVed from meeting OF rail-
q "a ulsPaton -5P w. - q Louisville, relative to the
time table, and asIngl. sisgsfss At RnffsIo next
mittee to meet their I
Tuesday. he amounted. the
On motion that c,1mmittC zso,e y y V'bborj
President named Meslrs A. d, w. BIanch-
c. E. Hammond, C s. Bridges,
ard and M. " Cohen. business of a
After the transaction Of some other = ne Com
private nature. in relation 70 freight, ~
vention adjourned sine die. ,z..,L,
The above schedule gives % hours, 5Omih ~
The first train and "a hours and 20 minutes By NJ
second train from NeV York 70 Cleveland ana
hours 10 minutes and "a hours 10 minutes llOl
Cleveland to New YorA 80
The Pennsylvania roa, Is did not join the ConVen-
ton in the adoption Of Ii new time table, Dut u Is
understood that If a NO, ieTate rate OF speed De l
adopted at Bufalo the P ennsylvsnia roads Wln
unite with the others in tho new arrangement
YOUNo MEMS CHRIsTIIA Association AMI
LADIES' CHK1sTIAN UN1ON.- The Anniversary o.
these Associations viii be held o. THURSDAY even
ing, the 29th inst, at the First b 'plPt Cnufcn
An address by Rev. James II. Hoy = ana f'ePOI'S
may be expected.
There win be social gathering Of lne uleHiDer
and friends of these Associations, at We hoons 2
the Association, Oh Tuesday eyeningh V I''n ,l7'
All who are connected with or interested IN 'uS7
Societies, are Invited TO attend on both o, SSOn'
.9TJ J. J. ELWELL,
Pres. Y. n. C. Associatth ''
Mrs. s. B. PAGE, rsa
$50 .Hffgfgsf Pres L. G. Uni on.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

SANFORD'S
Liver ImVigOrafOr

IT NENEh DE6ALlLAIEo-
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
rte ROM GUNS, and has become eztablshsd fact a
Standard Medicine, known and approved By all
IT, and Is rasurted 70 with coufdence IN an hs
diseases for which Il Is recommended.
I Il has cured thousands within tie last two years
who had gwen up all hopes OF relief the QumsI0us
unsolicited certificates in @my possession show.
The dose must be ada pied 70 the temperament Of the
Individual tskngit, and IN such quantities. as 70
act gently the bowels.
Let the dictates Of - iudgmeuf guide vou in the
use Of he LIVER IN-.2IVIGORATOR and Il
will cure Live COm-.s plants, BfliorH Al.
tacks, Dyspepsi Chrenic Diarrhoen,
= u m IN m -Slu la1uGg, Dy8eures
ry, DrOpsyS sou ZStOmaehs HabituaI
COstiTenessy GhOl-l=1cJ ChOleF0s Gholes
ra l1orbus5 Ch0lgrH5I tlufauIuWg Flatuu
aences a aun d e 81 EeIHule weakness
es, and may be used sue-l.s cesSfuly OhllNA-
KY FAMILY mEDI--iCIEE- Il will cure SICK.
A D & II E tas thousands can teErifyg IN
TWENTY MINUTES IFP@frWO Oh THREE TEA
SPOONfULS ARE TAK-RlEN Il sommeneeulsnt Oi
attack
All who Il giving their tesiimonYin IN rs zFor
~ Mix water in The mouth with the INViGOhATOR,
| ana swallow both together
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported b de Unlon Telegraph,
OFFICE WARIRe's BLOCK, coHEER OF BANK AND
ST. CLAIR STREETS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

Resolred, That the Committee Of the Colored
Sisters Aid Society return their thanks to the
white ladies and gentlemen of this ci y for their
generous donation in relief Of the embarrassment
Of the colored church, and trust tkey will meet a
liberal reward at the home Of their Heavenly
Father, who lOVeth liberal giyer.
The receipts taken in were foFty-three dollars
and three cents.
Most respectfully, the Committee,
MRs. GRAVES,
MRS. JONES,
MRS BURRELL,
Mrs. LERoYsWELL,
BETsEY GOULD.
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one Dollar Per BonIs.
SANF RD's
Family CatbaPtie Pills

PE-e Vegetable E1traetS, and PIT Hp n GlaSS
Cases, Air Tiga, and s5iH keep N any Ga
The FAMILY CATHARTIC Pill is = gentle but g.
tive Cathuc which the proprietor has used In his pEae
ice more than twenty years. a.
The constantly nrreasiugl demand from those w
have l0pg used The PILLS and the satisfaction Whic<
all express IN regard ~ their uSe las sndleed mstO place
then within th reach Of all -
The Profession well hn0W that different CafhArties
on different portions Of the = bowels.
The IA NJ LY Z A-s-fI H "A i CO L
has With due reierenos this we'll esablisled fact
been compounded from FarlGty ef The pursst Naga
table FNtracts. which act alike every Of lhe
ahmeufary canal, and are = GOOD and SAFE IN Al
cases where a Cathartlc = needed, such DE
HANGEhTENTS Of the II TO NJ H, SLEEFl-
NESS. PAINS IN THEr-lBAC OK AN D LOINS
COSTTVENESS, PAIN@IAND SOkENESS OVER
/ THE WHOLE BOD Effrom sudden cold, Hhich
frenueutlv II neglected. = ead = long Of Re
YER LOSS OF Ape I-.frIrE,a CREEPING SEN
SkTION OF COLD OVER THE BODY. HESILESs
NES HEADACHE. or lWEI0HHIi The HEAD
n Indarmarory Dlse1se1, Nornsin Chldren or Adults.
Rheumatism eatPurihcr Of the BLOOD and Esny de
eases which desh heir % I1snfon i1
this Advertisement Dose. lfoS. .-|.. .H i. d.
PRICE 80 CENTS.
q The Liver InvigoratoT snd FanilT CathaTte Pills
are reAied BY Druggists generally, and sid Wholzals b.
the Trade IN al the large towns
s. T W. SANFORD. II. D.,
Manufacturer and PTOpristert
-iFsdNsR1 sa6 RToatTaY. New
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

Did you ever stop at the Angieri Ever put your
pedal extremities under is mahOgany? Ever press
your weary head upon its lis doRny pillows?-
Ever see its commanding views Of the Lake! Ever
see its gorgeous bridal chamber You didn't /!
greater than you ever dreamed of. Never say that
you have been to Cleveland again without adding
-stoDped at the Augier
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

kFREieHrNa IMPRovnMENTs.-Th Great West
orn Railway, Of OanRda, have decided to build
tive large steamers to run between their depot in
Windsor and the various dspOtS in Detroit, for the
purpose Of carrying cars and their contents in
tact. The steamers will be something like the
Grand Trunk oOmpSuy's ferry boat Huron, and
will carry some fifteen cars each.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

NEw YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-The gross
earnings of the Erie road thus far in March are
said to be $4,000 in advance Of the same time
last year.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

BaoAD GUAsR 70 DETRoIF.-Ths Tribune stated
that Il is settled that third rail will be laid on
the Grand Trank RailrOad from POr, Huron to
that city, which win give an uninterrupted gusgc
from Portland to Detroit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-26

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StonschiB very ihoH ume
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