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DEAD LETTERS.
WAsH1NGroN, Ma

The Postmaster General, in Communication to
the Senate 70 day, responsive TO a resolution Of
inquiry on the subject of lessening the lumber o.
dead letters, says that after the most careful eOu~
siderauOn, be is constrained to believe that the
chief improvement in the dead letter ofioe must
be effected By providing for the return of letters
through the office in greater number and at a
shorter time.
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~ McGuire is still at his store, No. I26 onta.
rio street, supplying his many customers with the
best Of boots and shoes at reasonable rates. His
stock is large Of ready made goods, and be en-
plOys competent .workmen who viii an all orders
with despatch and to the perfect satisfaction Of all
partieE
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MExICANNEWs.

NEW URLEAMRI May 8.
The steamer Coaizaeoaleos, from Vera CIua
on the lst inst, via Havana on the 9Th, has ar
rived here and furnishes the folio wing
MiramOns party has been defeated on all sides,
and his money exhausted
Carvojal was organizing IN expedition 10
attack Puebla Fl 2.
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SECESSION DENOUNCED.

NEW ORLEANS, NAV 6.
At q mass meeting held hero to denounee the
secession movement Of the Charleston ConVen-
ton, il was
ResOl1ea, That We regard as enemies all who
attempt TO produce the separation of the States.
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Nm, a. Rathtl0rlS Hair lHe ]

The 0aiy harmless and reliable Due kH0iBa
The Original and best IN the world
m 5thers mere limitations should be avoided
Wizh 10 escape udieuo.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to .
beautiful and natural Brown or Black without the lstsl
NUN to Hair or Skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
qaIdei % W A. Bascheler since ls5s and over $4,000
appcsons have been made the Hair Of his patrons
his famous Dyes.
VA A. BATcHELOR's HAIR DYE produces celor
ret to be Distinguished from nature and Is wARRAETED
So % Iure in The least Eous may continued
and the ~ eject Of Bad Dyes smsdisd the Hair invigur
nted frr life hy this Splendid DYE.
Made, sold OF applied In private rooms ct the VIE
ElltoEy, No 233 Broadway, N. Y
Tirtg and Fancy Goods Dealess
W The gguains has the mans and address upon steel
flnte engraving on fogr sides Of each Box, af
WI. A. RATCHEL0n.
fnuII No
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INDICTED.

oAvANNAHr May J.
The Federal Court Grand Jury has found true
bills against Chas. A. L. Lamar. Carey W. Styles,
J. Mott Middleton and VIM. Hale, for the rescue
of Capt. Farnham from the county Jail. There
was large and enthusiastic meeting tonight to
approve Of the course of the Southern delegation
at Charleston.
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BosToS, May g.
Tue brig L,W, Dodge, from Sierra Leone, March
2sth, reports that the brig Geo w. Jones; from
salem, was seized ou the 18th Of February, on RIO
Congo liver, by the British frigate Arrogant as
SLAYER She was half loaded with hides and
ground nuts. Her papers were shown the IieuN
tenant seiziug her. who pronounced IheIn iraudu'
lent The British Commodore sent the brig back
after seeing her papers.
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-There was no special
business transacted in these Courts yesterday, and
there will be no more this term. A few minor
matters having been disposed Of the Court viii
adjourn.
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ASHORE.

TORONTO, May 9.
The steamer Bay State, of the American
Line, ran ashore early this morning, outside Of
the hsrbor, and remains fast aground, after
repeated attempts to get her of.
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CHARTER ELECTION.

....-.. ATCHIsoN, NAYS.
The charter election came of yesterday, result
ing 10 the complete triumph Of the Democracy
Fairehild, Mayer Wightman, Recorder; Adams,
Treasurer; Kiefe, Register, and Howell Engin-
eer.
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9-FoT Market and NaTiae Report. .oe an Pags.

~ Henry Seaman is in receipt Of a new stock
Of clothes and trimmings for summer trade. His
silk mixed and light wOOlsns are superb. Go and
see for yourselves
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DELAWARE POLITICS.
WILMINGTON. Nav 8.

A call has been issued to the democrats Of
New Castle county for a public meeting on the
18th, to take measures TO have the county fsiry
Espresent ted In the adjourned National Cohven'
tiOn, to repudiate the course pursued by Sen
oko paword
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NEW YoRk ITEMS.

HRw YoRK, Nay g.
Rynders and Mum, Deputy Marshas, accused
OF bribery in the case Of the bark Storm King
are indicted and held 10 bail for trial.
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SENATE.


Mr.. Davis introduced bill to change iuris-
dietion Of the Indian bureau from the Interior
to the War Department.
Mr.. Lane made personal explanation to the
effect that the statement in tae papers that be
was interested with value Of enc cent, In
the Oregon War debt bill. was a slander.
Mr. Slidell made similar statement.
The Homestead bill was taken up, and Mr..
Grimes moved to extend its provisions to all
single persons over 81, as well as heads of FAM
lilies, and advised his amendment
MIR. Green opposed the hill as no homestead
bill at all, and Mr.. johnson Of Ark. defended
the PRESENT bill as one cf compromise and
concession, and therefore opposed Mr. Grimes
motion.
Aitsr considerable debate, the amendmsrd
was rejected ayes q, nays 2S
Mr.. Fitch offered an amendment extending
the present bounty system TO soldiers who have
served less Than fourteen days. Rejected, ayes
II. nays IS.
Mr. Green moved to table the bill; rejected
l6 against 40.
Nh. Wade moved to substitute The House bill.
Regeetsd, 26 to 35.
Mr.. CllFk moved to strike out the IL section
for the cession Of those lands remaining unseld
after 35 years to States in which they are stu
ated. Rejected, ayes 2, nays IS
Mr. Rice moved to amend the same section
0y substituting years for IS. Not carried.
Mr. Clay moved to make it 25 years
Mr.. Hammond to adjourn. Negatived.
Mr. Clsy modified hls amendment to 30 years
and it was adopted, ayes % nays &c.
The discussion continued on yarlous amend
ments, and several motions to adjourn were
voted down.
Mr.. Rice offered an amen Iment extending
the operation Of the bill to lands not subject TO
private entry. Adopted
Mr. Lane moved to postpone the bill to the
lst Monday in June, and have the amendments
produced SO Senators could understand it.
Mr.. Wade said there must be an end of all
things and he hoped this hill would be finished
tJ-night.
Several dillatory motions were steadily voted
down by the friends of the bill At o'clock
the bill was reported to the Senate.
Further debate ensued without action on the
bill.
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ROUND FOR CANAnA.

BosToN, May g.
The Atlas and B0N OF this morning states that
a fugitive slave named Morris, belonging to the
estate of Thos. Dixon of Ca, smuggled himself
to Boston in tho steamer S. R. Spalding and at
once left for Canada.
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N. ii. SOLO MONSOON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC oPTICIAN.
eepsths largest assortment Of the approx ed kinds
lof SPECFACLES, An his Glasses, whether for near
csr sighted, ground under his Cvn INSPECTION BY
hnefy of construction, with the greatest care
- 70 gut The in all cung Weakness. Dizziness
y ulsmnntien Of the r o. and imparng strength 70
long reading orfne sewing.
ES-N. X. SoLeMoNs8N void here inform the public
thai he employs any tbs sale OF his Lenses
CO Also-A splendid assortment OF spy GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES COMP ASSES &C. kept on hand. .
q ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted witts It pain, pers
NO 81 SUPERIOR STREET,
febI Near Foggs CrOckory Store,
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MeOtcIMes.

RENZINE-FOR REMOVING ALL
- tInds q grease spots, tar paint, PC. siIk or
cloth without Affecting The color als9 cleans s0yes For
sale BY nog2 ,. W SACRRT5ER
TRUSSES-OF ALL KINDS. AND
4 sizes; also Shoulder Braces and Abdominal suDpo :
ers Iar sale hy ney26 E.W SACKRn ER.
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PLAN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
W-Plan On ornamental printing Of every description
dOns At the Pointing Establishment Of the LEADER oce,
The lafeat improved and rapid Steam Presses in
the best yl short notice. and at reasonable rateg
Particular sntion paid bank work Every dossp-
ton Of Binding done, especially blank Books Ledgers,
Journals. Sales Books. Receiving Books, sc. 81
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SANFORD'S
Liver ImVigOPafOP

7 NEVER DEBILIfATES
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
ne FROM GUMS aud has become 40 established fset
Standard Medicine known and approved by an uho svs
used aud Is resorted to with confdencs n " the
Diseases for which il IS recommended.
It has cured thousands within the last tvo -ssrr
who had given up ali hopes of relief as he uups rIs
unsal cited certificates IN = ny possession sSosf
The must be adzped = 10 tue tempernIuenf Of ths
individual takinEi and ol such ouanfi des ns ~
act gently on the bowels. Il
Let the dictates OF vour Judgment guide you in the
Of he LIVER IFrEBR ATOR, and it
vii Live Come plants, Bilious At
tacks, Dyspepsi siuy.Sl Chronic DiarrhOen,
; m q Q m - b atnrgs Dygeu te-
ry, Drop8yJ son = S4OmlcEs Hahitual
COstivencss, Chnl-l-licg thotcr0, Nfole-
ra MOrbuss ChOlera,| iLn IA nfuWg Eiafu-
ence, j uundi ic e i.slFemnle Weakness
ess aud Insy be used suc-.sI sssiuiy as A. ohDlNA
kY FAMILY MEDt--IclNE- IL viii eure SICK
II E n A G X 3. "a : .nelsAnds can LssiiY.l IN
TWENTY MINUTES lkf-ILMO OR THREE TIA
SPOONFULS ARE EN AZ eommsncemoat u
attack
An Who use giving lheT TESTIMONY IN avor.
~ nIlx water 10 the M uih with the IN VIGO kATOR,
.r1l svral low both tpgsrher
rsrfce One Dollar Per Hnfrla.
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INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL The addition to The To-
dustrial school upon Champlain street has been
commenced, and will be rapidly pushed forward to
completion.
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NV AnYRRTIsNaIENTs.

W. BIelhinoh-CloTsr Seed. nf
RStthSg \ HauHmann-H Hoped skirts.
II. SOamBas-More new Goods.
c 3 7. r. Half fars.
Sherwood OAKLEY Parasols, &e.-
Academy Of SIusie-oolorOon.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
THURSDAY MORNING, mAYIO, 1850.

~ The Daily Morning Leader h for sale et
Hawks, ]. s. Matson's and Olmsted,s news depote
At news depOts at Weddel aud Angler Hotels, and
at Ouinlan's, us Ontario Street
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L A w B % O K s.
FOR SALE by
j. B. COBB & co.
II No. l36 a


Angsll o. Water Courses;
A. gel ON the Law Of CurriaTsi
Angell and Ames on Corporations;
Bishop on Crmiual Law. 2'vulS;
Bishor on Msrrase and Divorce;
BOnrier'S Law Dictionary;
BoprieT's Institutes. vols;
Brightlev's DgeS;
CusbneS Massachusetts, Reports, II vols
Chity on Plesdng,3 vols;
Chitty's b acks stone, 2vols:
Curtis Deciions In Supreme Court Of U s.. % vols;
Coakling TT atse on the Courts OF u itld Ssatesi
Chtty on COutrac :;
Chttenden's Digest Of Ohio State Reports;
Chtty on Bills;
Drake Attachments;
Decisions in the DIed Scott Case;
Green eaf on Evidence vols:
Hiliard on Torts OF Pfivat5 Wloues : vols.
Huri on Hahsas Corpus;
KeRts COmuentsrie vols
Mathews Guardians Guide;
Nush's Digest OF Ohio Reports;
Nash's Pleading au'l PracIice;
Ohio State Reports. complete sets;
Parsons on Contracts, vols,
Parsons Mercantile Law;
Relfold on Railways;
Rats Guide tor Administrators,
Swans Treatise for Justices Of the Peace;
Story on Sales;
SNsu's Manual fr Administrators;
Story on Partnership;
SWANS Revised $ atutes twill be ready in Junel;
United States Digest II vols;
United States Equity Digest, ? VIOLA.
Walkers American Law;
Whartons Criminal Law;
Wundell's Blackstone, vols mar2l
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PROM BOSTON.

NEw ORLEANs, May 9.
Ten buildings in The 2d district were burned to-
day. Loss 100000. mostly insured.
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Y For the best qualities of Segars, Tobacco
esd snuE. 90 10 B G. pietn III superior.st.

MEDICAL ELECTRICITY DR. Gibson is the only
scientific and successful Electrician In the city Of
Cleveland and is the only one IN possession Of
naitering testimonials from the most eminent Pro.
fesso's Of Electricity in the United States in refer
ence to professional skill in the use Of EsctrcitG
as q curative agent; and Che only one who treats
Liver Complaint, Rheumatism, Paralysis, Disease
OF the Brain, and other Chrouie Disesaes with uni.
form success He viii pay o premium for the
preo that bis success is equalled BY any treatment
bat Is nov OF ever was in the city Of Cleveland
for the cure Of obstinate diseases Call and see
eases cured ct his Ofioe, No. III Ontario street.
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xxxVsth CONGREss--FIRsr SESSION.
WAsH1NoToN. May 9.

Mr.. Dunn Intellectually asked leave to intro.
duce resolution instructmg the Committee on
Foreign Affairs to inquire into the practicable.
lty and expedlency Of obtaining q location
on some part of this continent or adjacent
islands, for the free negroes of the United
States, under the protection of this Govern
ment
The House went into committee on the
Tariff bill
Mr.. Valandinghan's amendment fixing the
duty on fax seed and Iinseed at 20 per cent,
was agreed toll against 81.
Adjourned
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TIE "PAE-HANDLR RoAD."-The Now York
Herald contains letter with the following in re
ference te new Independent line between New
York and the West: x.
A new route between New York and the West
will soon be completed, which Wll materially IA
cilitabs transportation and travel TO and from New
York and lhe Vest. The legislature Of Virginia,
at its late session, granted charter TO the "Pan-
handle Railroad" WITH the right to bridge the
Ohio at Steubsnville.
For ten years this charter has been sought for
ia vain, Wheeling having arrayed itself against 1t
because Of the injury which lt threatened her
trade. The grant Of this charter is esteemed
matter of importance to New York. II insures
the promDt completion Of the line of 4S miles
between Pittsburgh, Penn. and Steubenville, Ohio,
seven miles Of which lies in tha WeliknOWu "Pan-
handle" of Virginia. The Monongahsla River
will be bridged at Pittsburgh, and as already sta
ted, the Ohio at SteubenvIle. When this link is
complete, there viii exist between New York and
the West and the Southwest, the shortest and the
most unbroken link that can be constructed. Il
will run thus: From New York via the New Jersey
Central to Easton thence to HarrisbuTgh thence
by the Pennsylvania Central, the Panhandle,
the Pittsburgh and Hudson and Cincinnati line
to all important Western and Southwestern points.
Arrangements are already completed by which
paceouB Huu AEGABut W hAAe Alho ANOH %N0M
York to Columbus, Cincinnati, and Indianapolis,
with but one change; and also TO Louisville, ST.
Louis, and Cailo, with but two changes Of cars
These chEnges simply take place from car to car
without any intermediate omnibusing and dray-
age.
The right of way thus granted for railroad
across the Panhandle will occasion a divergence
of large portion Of the trade and travel hIIher-
to destined for Baltimore by the Baltimore and
y eks -.
Panhandle is--Only sewn miles-it is estimated
that It will carry millions of dollars worth Of
trade and travel 10 New York annually that hith-
ertO found its way to Baltimore.
PITTSBURGH, TT. WAYNE 4 CHICAGO RoAD.-
The District Court ct Pittsburgh on Monday de.
cIded TO vacate the writ OF sequestratlOn against
the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Railroad
Company, he effect OF which is to place the entire
rcad aud property OF the Company in the hands
of VIM. b. Ogden, Receiver.
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PENNsYLvANIA AND ALLENTOWN RoUTEs.-
The Cincinnati Commercial is rather severe on
the Pennsylvania Central for its abandonment Of
the project Of through train from Pittsburgh to
New York By the Allentown route. 1t says that
the Pennsylvania Central road and its Steubenvlie
connection, Is in imminent peril from delays in the
opening Of the AllentOwn route, and without Wig
orous work being dOne, and done At once, the New
York Central rOId win recover her old prestige in
the West, and the Plttsburg route must take q
secondary position in the affection of tIavelers-
The Pennsylvania Central is likely to become dan
gerOusly well-known as the great western exten-
sioa of the Camden and Amboy
The Commercial might have added that The con-
duct Of the company in making the cutoff good
enough route for cattle but lot good enough for
passengers is viewed with great dispeasure in the
West. Merchants and Others will take the quick
est aud easiest route to the East and one on which
they Willnot be obliged to suffer q tedious delay
and change at Philadelphia.
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WHEELRR,s WATER DRAWER

The AUMIhAIlUN
Z J of evarv lover Of Pure Water. The OLD OAKEN
BUCKET with the Improvements attached. make i THE
an article in use for raising Water from Well Of
any depih In no way water be raised easy
90 quick 90 cheap -.
IN construction and not liable l. get OUT Of order Call
and see It 1T recommends itsllf
'wsteT DrsweTs5 manufactured and sold wholesale and
reiRil BY ..,, ,,,,..-
H0witts Block, Vineyard 81.
Cleveland, Ohio.
~ Agents wanted IN every state ane County State
and County Rights for sale k2A
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WIGS! WIGS! WIGS +!

BATCRELoRs WIGS AND ToUPEFs Surpars all.
Ihey are elegant. light, ~ and durable
Eir ing % charmno turning up hehnd-no shrink ing
III head; Indeed. this Is heonlr Establishment wher
thste things properly understnod and made
20 Broadway, New York
'anH W. FIsKE Cleveland. Ohio Agent
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sprtial Notices.
-HUNAE FRAILrY, OF NEUROLOGICAL an.

For Gas Fixtures sna Fitting, apply At
FoSa, ENswoRTH 4 Co. Coz Superior ssassssi'
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

are h6 most sfscfual remedy ever knownf or all com
plants pecuur 10 Females. To all classes they are 1val-
uaole, fHduciag wh csrdIHtg periodical regularity. They
known 20 thousanag wha have used them dineren
Of the most cneaf hgsicGHsin America Explicit dtrec-
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Zach Bo1he p ace OHs Dollar each boa Containing 90
vsluabls pamrhiet TO be had nee Of the Agents pills
eat b. 1a ProMDag. BY enclosing price General
Agent. Sold b. Druggists generally
r. B. HUTCHIEGS, General Agent
les Cbambers ST., New YORK,
Sold IN Cleveland At VIM. tisks md GalOrd 4 Ham
nond's, docIeOwd kw:R2l
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HUMAN FRAILTY. OR PHYSIOLOGICAL RE.
= & SEARCHES"
sheud be reai y every boar Hoais of ssliinhtoe cd
Diseases snd the results OF sary mtpaetioe, tad causes
Tat frequently lead TO unhappy msrruEs' thsit sne
preventun with Hsrue lens a. 70 the sure me'hoa
dis slans the misgu g thai ifreaueaiT IA 90 hold
ths sbout 10 enter into arrare sste s work is
BEAUTIFULLY illustrated with ooolsd sugrayings md s
haarht with usolesome sdlie and oEhortations
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Seats gep. frco evsrywhsrs
r.a--sols alsp W GAYLORD HAMMOND and WI.
FisKP pruggisi', cleveiand,o mays
doLLowAY's PtLLs AND oINrMENr.-0ld
sores. sorOfaoas AZ otoas md Glunduar swsTnvs LIN
all iaeoent uioeTuiions where spark of vitality
hngou this ointmsut viii induce speedy 1t pen
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oov uad ~ sabiuins the Inflammation oreuies new ard
healthy ae1h The Pills, By purifying the blood, consider
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r sold by an Dusr,il at 80 co, and 81 per boz or
DR. ]. HosTETTER's BIrTERs,-Theas Bltters
~ universally aeknovsdSsd TO Be preventive aad
for Fever and Arue Flaulsnue HsayinesH Of the
Siunach sna other Ike aaocoRs Thsr eject upon ths
tFaen mosi miraculous they gve healthy tone TO the
system remove all morbid matter. and In fact Thoroughly
cleanse TIE uyutom Of al Impurities. The puprotos IN
presenting this pspaion 20 the public, assure them that
single case when has boOn according their
directioss known % al bus The oop,rtEy,
vriuoa have discovered To those af-
actsd with sug Ab,ve l Of the body, the "Bttor
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fern Tour oEn opIEioa
For sale BY Druggists and dsnlsrs generally everywhere
dh5 Hoststiar Saith, sola PTogdsioI IS water and
9 Fruui strssis, Piltsburlh. nayslW
RRYAN'S rAsTEEEs YERhII FUGE.
Frum State q Haips 70 Batou Rouge.
All know hRrAN's NERNTFu0Ei
lustqltsa harmless, drath 70 worms
OF ell sizes, kinds. and i1fu1
MuiherS fesL indeed socure
VIA this painless, paeriess eurp.
Put ~ in bottles, price AZ dimea
sold By wa, FISKEs and BY STRONG ARM |
STRONG. Cleveland. feb.s
DR. Jas. McCLINrocK's PEoroRAL SYRuP.-
IN tks sosmingiy hopsesa well tho earlier stages
chroae lung complaints cCu1hing inoessau
he throat oosted wi, mueus chest sua the lungs
aud the siTsagih gone this solihing ranquizng
eouner-tunt aad restorative, vii rescue from impend
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Or. CHEEsEMAN's Pulls.

was the Of in the treatment OF
thoss irregularities aud Instructions which have consigned
thousands Of The Youn the beautiful and tbe
Ovee 10 Premature Crave. No female eau enjoy good
oath unless she is regular and whenever obstruction
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