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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-12
City C0InoiE
TunsDAY EVENING, Dec, II.


n The Council met last evening.
PREsEST-MessTs. Masters, oyiatt, Thom-
as, Clark, Russell, Christian, Hayward, Dix
on, sabin, Hickman, Quayle, Willard, Wars
wick, Stevens, Conrad, Rezner,
President Masters in the Chair.
Minutes of previous meeting read and aP-
proved.
PETITIONS.
OF Thos. ]. Quinlan, that he had erected
boards for posting purposes, and that bills
that had been pasted thereon had been mu-
tilated and destroyed, and asking the pas
sage Of an Ordinance to allow Of his putting
up boards for posting bills, and that all mu-
tilation and destruction may be prosecuted
in the Police Court, for which he will pay g
reasonable license semi-annually. Referred
70 Board of Improvements.
Of E. L. Preston, asking permission TO oc-
cupy the schoolhouse in the Seventh Ward,
to give a few lessons in writing. Referred
to Com. on Public Building.
Of q number Of busiIe iiruIa oE. tfa- isIE-
er,- -asking that John Demars be authorized
to keep ferry on the River, from the foot
Of Front street, for one year from January J.,
1861
EXPORTS.
Chief Engineer Hill reported the number
of actual fremen on duty during the last
quarter, ending December 9th, 1850, as fol-
lows:
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THE GAYS FEsTIvAL.-The Grsy's sixth
annual festival viii take place at the Angler
House on Thursday evening, Dec. 18th, 1860,
and promises to be the dance Of the season.
Every effort is being made by the members
Of the company to eclipse all former annuals.
Ladies receiving cards Of invitations will be
called for by members of the company. Gen
tlemen or heads of families will be called for
by leaving their address with any member
ofthe company or at the Angler House.
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BANKS THRowN oUr.-The Bankers of In
dianapOlis, Indiana, have thrown out the
following free Banks Of that State: Brook
vile Bank, at BrOOkville Bank of syra-
euse at Syracuse; Bank ofIndiana, at Mich
igan City; Indiana Reserve Bank, at KOk-
ONO; Fayette County Bank, at COnnersville;
HoOsier Bank, of LoganspOrt. See Bank
Note List on fourth page.
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~Can not be denied, that the celebrated
and popular medicines OF Dr. s. A. Weaver, far sur
passss all other remedies for humors and chronic
complaints. All over the country people are ad-
vertisinz this fact Ifthey are truly good as they
are said 70 be and there Is reason to doubt they
are truly a blessing 70 suffering humanity.
For sale by strong & Armstrong and VIM. Fiske.
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ELECTRIC BATHS -SoMErHINe NEw.-Dr.
Gibson's new Electric Baths are a certain
remedy for the permanent cure Of Rheuma-
tism, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, scrOfula,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Fits, Nervous Prostitution, &C., and diseases
peculiar to females.
Office No. III Ontario street.
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NIR. SAN. CowELL's CoECERT.-By adver.
tisement il will be seen that Mr.. Sam. Cow
ell, the greatest musical comedian travelling,
will give two concerts at the Academy Of
Music, on Thursday and Friday evenings Of
this week, assisted by other accomplished
vocalists. Mr.. Cowen has received the most
enthusiastic notices from the press wherever
he has performed, and we have no doubt
his entertainments here win be among the
very best of the season.
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Rsttborg Hausmann- For the Holidays.
W. P. FOgg-Gas Shades
J. h. sargent-NOtiOe to Builders.
Situation Wanted.
II. II. hall-New Fruit, &c.
W. Melhinoh-Buttsr and Chestuuts.
sam. CoWell-Academy Of Music.
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R%PrObsbly no Bjtters have such pOpu-
lsrity those pat up b. DE- S. o. Richardson, Of
south Reading Mass. Their curative properties are
surprising. They are administered in nervous dis
eases neurslsias depression Of spirits, inactivity
the liver, and dyspepsia, with complete success.
ne sherry Wine Bitters sre for sale BY Gaylord
Hammond, Strong Armstrong, and C. s. Macken-
ssie, Cleveland, o.
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The Courts---Dec. IL.

U. s. COuRT.-The case ofthe United States
VS.. Joseph L. Ball, of jefferson county, for
making and passing counterfeit coin, is on
trial. For the Government-District At
tOrney Belden and h. N. slade, Esq. Fer
defendant, Col. Geo. W. McCoOk, of stue-
benyille. and Judge R. P. Ranney.
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HnI1nEAT's PILLs-NERYoUs

HoLlowAT's PnLs-NERvOUs HEADAcHH.
From vhste5er cause, debility, indigestion, COS
Tsuess liver complaint or nervous disord rs, viii
hn6 . speedy and radical ours in Holloway's Medi-
sinos They inviUrste the constitution restore the
.orrid energy ofths stomach, stimulate the action
oflle oFsis, clsause the blood and purify the Sc
orstiouz Of the bile and liver.
E-sold BY ali Druggists at 2se, &C and &c = Do1.
Read the advertisement elsewhere.
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- Knickerbocker for January, Nick
Max Pictorial for the Holidays, NOyes' Ten
Cent Serial, part l and 2 /; Peoples Five
Cent Novelties, N, Y, Ledger, ,Waverly Mag
azine, True Flag, American Union, &C., for
this week, at Hawks. o-E
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- Wholesale purchasers 'oiH find at J.
B. COBB d Co.'S the largest stock in the city Of
School Books, Outline Maps, Church Music,
Bibles, Hymn Books, LAO and Medical
Books, Blank Books, Stationery, DC.
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CARD.-My patrons who want photographs
for Christmas and New Year Gifts are re-
spectfully solicited to CALL SOON, that may
be enabled to give the necessary attention to
their orders. Respectfully,
decB-janIst ]. F. RYDER.
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A MoTHER WAxTKD.-Some unknown per
son left Baby on the step of the Industrial
School. It had cried until it was hOarse be-
fore it was heard by one Of the boys (inmate
of the Home). It was taken in-warmed,
fed and clothed, and now awaits for some
kind-hearted lady to take it to her fostering
care. None need apply unless they belong
to some orthodox church and have means to
supply its future wants. R. W.
We cordially and respectfully invite ladies
vino feel interested in the Industrial School
to meet in the School House on Thursday
next, to prepare work by baisting and fixing
sewing for the Industrial children. 2. W.
P.s.-CottOn cloth, calico, linen thread,
&C., are needed.
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The Railway.

80. RoAD.-In our notice, in Monday
mornings paper, of the Baltimore & Ohio
Road, we failed to mention in connection the
name Of Mr.. John Carlisle. This gentleman
is the Cleveland Agent of the Road, and a
most efficient and valuable Officer,
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9petial aIatieEa.
Dy.pepsiaI Dyspspsiall Dyspepsialll

WAl4A - aAf AA1lF NllNa4t
pypspEia e our National Diseass-veak stomach,
feeble digestion, distress amer eating, oosfivo habit
bilious condition. How many suhsr with it, aud its
attendant symptoms OfloW spirits, bad taste, coated
tongle, obstuplRod head, and attacks Of hcsdachel
Yea how Few know how 20 cure itl Generally, be-
the bowels are eonstraed, resort e had 70 ca
thartcs or lsxativas. But rueh condition was new
r. By oathartics, whose only once Is to weaken the
gJston, and smpair the integrity Of the entire
iii1liativV system.
ntrt Aumphnoy's HOMEOPATHIC Dyspepsia Pils-a
simrif eiisated sugar pfllhave cured hundreds Of
tag WORT and most obstinate cases. This Is Zone
ainplT ~ improving the tome sud restoring thu in
tsEIIty sfthe digestive orssur, from which result
t - aailIS, rotal1s habits. ucsT heed, and haoy-
snt spliits. Such medicine Is sem, aud only re-
Quifes = BE- known % b gpplvua-.sa---
Prieo cents per box, with directions. boxes 81.
sout tg uil or express, fss Of charge. on receipt
Of the prioa.s Address,
Dr. E. HUMPHREYS a CO.,
No. b6s broadway, n. Y,
sold By r. w. sackrider, and Churchill Bro.
Esl-ses advertisement in another column.
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FRANK PARKER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 80 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sep34R26:ly
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FIRE AT CEEsTIINE.-The Franklin House
atCrestline was burned on Friday night last.
The fire is supposed TO have originated from
a.barrel Of aBhes in the rear. The house
was insured.
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~ 100 bbls green apples for sale at a
5argaia. Those in want Of good trlat, cheap,
will do well to call at the warehouse Of
DAVIS & yoRoE, 81 River. st.
dec5;S1S
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~ The ladies will notice that Mrs.
Shaw is selling nice Velvet Hats for Eve Or
six dollars, all new and choice styles. Her
rooms, $50 Superior street. ltd
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Angler HoUsE sooIABLEs.-The first Of the
Angler House sOeiables viii be held on Thurs
day evening of this week. Those invitedIwilI
take notice.
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~ The traders will notice that there
are some beautiful Dress Hats at Mrs. Shaw's
Millinery Rooms, 2S6 Superior street.
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70 Hawks Brother have the New
York Illustrated News, Frank Leslie's Illus
trated Newspaper, and the New York Ledger,
all for the present week.
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COLLISION AND SERIOUS INJURY ON A RAIL
RoAD.-On Saturday evening, about u
o'clock, the accommodation train Of the ?.
Ft. W. & C. R. R. West, and the freight
train of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh R. R.,
East, collided about mile east of Economy.
The engines were much damaged, brakes
man on the accommodation, named Brasker,
residing at New Brighton, had one leg
crushed so badly that amputation was per-
fo-r,sa brr - = lseg-geFe
master on the same train had -an.-arla badly
bruised Mrs. George Shiras, Of this city,
passenger on the train, had her head cut,
but not angerously.-I5id.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-12

ECan on most any Druggist or Medi-
cine dealer and get Of the Perry Davis Aimanaes
OF directions for the Of the Vegetable Pain Kill
gr yon VIII fnd them instructive and b following
the directions, an imsenss amount Of suffering can
Be prevented, and at a trihing expense. Be sureyou
set the genuine Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, upon
It's reputation, and great sale many other and
worthless preparations being palmed OF upon the
public. Don't delay, but get 1t, and test it.
sold sverywheres and By Gaylord a Hammond,
wa AllluT y .lls4o--4
and T. W. sackrider, Cleveland, o.
HsJ-sss Advertisements in another column.
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COURT or CoMNoE PLEAs.-JUDGE FOOTE.-
Henniger vs.. City of Cleveland. This was a
certiorari to the Police Court. Henninger
had been fined in that Court for an alleged
violation of Hay ordinance, as heretofore
mentioned. Judge FoOte delivering the
opinion ofthe Court, held that the Ordinane
can legally apply only to cases where 4
hay is brought into the city to be sold in the
city, and not to cases where the hay is sold
out of the city and brought in to be deliv-
cred. The judgment of the Police Court,,was
reversed.
-JUDeE BoIToN.-Keith ct al. VS.. Whitman
ct al Still on trial.
JUDGE BIsHoP.-The Grand Jury is in
session, but had made no return up to four
o'clock yesterday.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ See advertisement of DR.. sanSord's
LiverInvigorator.
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N1-HoIloWay's Pills and Ointment are sold by
CHURCHILL h BROIHERi
s. W cor Ontario 80. and Pub. square
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~ All should not tail to read the adver-
tisement of Prof. Wood in to-day's paper.
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&a- Street Railroad Tickets, q for one
dollar, are for sale at W. P. Fogg's Crockery
Store.
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ESE@ To CONsUNPuvEs.-fhe advertiser,
aaving been restored 70 health in very few weeks
y very simple remedy, after having suffered sew
ral years with severe lung affection, and thar
Tread dissase, Consumption-is anxious TO make
Cnown 70 his fellOw-sufierers the means OF cure.
To all who desire IT, he viii send copy o. the pre-
cription used tree Of charge1 with the directions
or preparing and using the same, which they viii
t,dasURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, AsTH-
BBONClIITlS, &C, The only object in send
he Prescription is to beIedt the afflicted, end
Drsd information which he eonaeives to be invalE-
,bs and he hopes every sufferer will ny his remedy,
a IL will cost them nothing, and may preve bless
ing.
Parries wishing the prescription will please ad-
,ness REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
,ctis.R55 Wniamsburgh, kings County n. Y.
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Increase for the first ten months of 1860,
compared with same months Of 1859, s44,-
5sS Oh.
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From the Board Of Fire Commissioners,
recommending the following persons, 40 in
number, for acceptance as fremen for En-
gine Co. No. 8, viz: D, W. Mcintyre, John
Boltz, H. Zimmerman, John Wall, II. Gross
man, E. Lafner, W. Clostermeyer, G. Mead,
F. Snoufner, James Brennan, NJ. Lutz, John
Fitch, John Simmons, James Meredith, H.
Campey, T. Emerson, John Keller, John
shaw, ]. B. Hall, J. Volker, D. Gleason, F.
Singer, W. Gillard, Root Everett, VIM. Hart,
VIM. Peters, C. Harriagn, ]. C. Emerson, F.
W. Middleton, F. Warner, H. Frickey, C.
Baker, E. Richman, Jas, Butler, E. McCan-
ma, H. Wendler, c. Mcconnell.
On motion they were accepted by the
Council as fremen.
Of the City Attorney, in the matter of suit
of 7. P. Handy rs. the City of Cleveland,
that he had several interviews with Handy,
who at first insisted upon $1,000, but after
wards came down to S625, below which he
refused to 60. The matter was finally ad-
justed by having judgment entered for $500,
each party giving notice of second trial.
Mr.. II. still insists on s625, and will settle
for that all past claims for damages, as we'll
as any future claim till the Muirson street
sewer is completed, provided it shall be fin
ished next year. The City Attorney refers
the matter to Council for decision. Received
and fled.
The Committee on Police reported that
Isaac W. Walker should be charged SIS for
the use of the Academy of Music, for exhi-
billions, &C., the ensuing year. Received and
filed.
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PoLToE CoURT.-Thomas Lyon, disturb
ance33 81 and costs.
William Wolverton, mate Of the schooner
Geo. Davis, arrested for obtaining money
from the wife of Capt. Becker under false
pretences, was convicted Of the charge and
fined S25, with 20 days in the county jail on
bread and water.
Levi h. Smith, arrested in London, Mad
ison county, for forging the name Of David
sarver to a note given to Josiah Stacey for
he sum Of Ss5, was brought before Judge
Lawrence, and waived an examination, and
wss held for his appearance before the Court
of Common Pleas.
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING. DEC y, 1850,
TRAYELRRis REGIsTHII
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

= Fer TsiosraBhlo, market nnd Marine
'FSovvH-see FuurtR I'ugss
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~-Tamper not with Nsture and the laws
physical and roral that guide Der operations. Her
zifis were made TO us sud not abuse. The direful
results arising from the latter legioni the most
setied habits Of this baser sort may be overcome BY
I careful perusal Of the work, "Human frailty, or
Physioioglcal Researches" 1t will lead those de
based and degraded victims that hover on the brink
of dissolution the paths Of happness and virtue.
Read and be convioed, the truth is there.
Read the advertisementof Of ''TrieseInar IN another
column Sold by Or. barrow, I9l Bleeeher st., New
York Price &c, sen ffee Of postage everywhere.
Also sold By T. f. Gaylord and William Fiske,
9ot1qRfsts Cleveland. Ohio.
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From Benjamin Brownell, stating that i'm
med .ately after the.destruetion Of the beacon
light en- the pier, hIr tha- schooner Drake, he
had caused the colstrpeton OF tom tlcrary
light, and employed the rug Bemis Tor three
successive nights to prevent injuries to YES
sci property, and be asks that sos, the ex-
penses thereof be paid out of the general
fund of the city. Referred to Committee on
Claims
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EARx1sss oFTHE BELLEFoNTAINE RAILROAD
L1xE.-The following is a comparative state
ment of the earnings of the Bellefontaine
Line for the month of October, 1859 and
1891.
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By Mr.. Russell, That license be granted
to John Dewars to keep ferry for one year,
on the payment of the same license as
charged last year. Adopted.
By Mr.. Stevens, That an order be drawn
in favor of Martin Flanagan for $40 for dam
ages to his horse on Light House st. Bridge,
as per report Of City Attorney, Nov. 20, 1850.
BY Mr.. Worswick, That the Committee on
Public Buildings be authorized to repair the
old school or Ward house in the 7th Ward
at an expense not exceeding SIS. Referred
to Board Of City Improvements.
ORDINANCES.
To establish the grade of Front between
Water and Spring streets. Ist reading.
To establish the grade of Mandrake Lane.
lst reading.
To establish the grade of Main street be-
tween the westerly line of Water St., and
the easterly line Of the c., C. & C. Railroad
track. 1st reading.
To pave the carriage way and curb the
sidewalks on Water st., between st. Clair
and Front Sts. Rule suspended and ordi-
nance passed.
To levy and assess special tax on the
real estate abuttipg on Hill st. Rule sus-
pended and ordinance passed.
To provide for the construction Of a main
sewer in sewerage districANo. 4. Passed.
To provide for the drainage of the proper
ty abutting on the alley east and north Of the
County Court House. Passed.
To establish the grade of Moore street. %
reading. .-#l--
To grade and improve Moore street. I'd
reading.
To attach certain lots and lands to Sewer
age District No. 3. Passed.
ITO provide for the expense of constructing
fand contracting a branch sewer, from the
main sewer in Seneca street, to and along
Noble alley, to within 100 feet of the westerly
line Of Ontario street. Passed.
To grade and improve Lawrence street,
between St. Clair and Superior Streets
Passed.
To amend an oldinance entitled an Ordi-
nance to amend aR ordinance to establish the
grade of Seneca Street. Passed.
Adjourned for one week.
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Increase for the first ten months of 1850,
compared with same months of 1869, $780,
$50 10.
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A FRIEND Is hkED. THY 1T.
"a SW EET's lEFAL1lBLE L1ElnEAT IS prepared
from The recipe Of Or. stephen Sweet, Of Cen
ctiouf the great bonssetter, and has been used in
mis- practice for the last twenty years with the most
astonishing success. As an external remedy It is
without rival, and VIII alleviate pain more speed
10 than any other preparation. For all Rheumaiio
md Nervous Disorders It is truly infalible, and
ursfive for Sores, Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, &o.,
ts soothing healing, aud powerful strengthening
oropertes excite the Just wonder and establishment
4 all who have ever given It q trial Over four
Indrsd certificates Of remarkable cures, performed
bin the last two years, sttest this fact.
~ Strong & Armstrong and VIM. Fiske.
rrr.q4- -uqs5 A.. 4
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. ~
rs ths most edsotuai remedy ever known for al
ompiaints peculiar TO Femala. To all classes they
rs invluabls, i,dHeiHg, l5i esrtas periodical req
.laray. They are known 70 thousands who have
ussd them At difsrent periods thrOagh0ut the eoun-
y, having the sanction Of somo Of tbs Hiostoslsf
l,iosu,5 tn Ameiea EzDIoit drsoii0ni stailg iohs,
~ rhv fiev ihoald rot b used with elch boE-Pros
~ DoHar each boz, eoataiIling 20 Pils. r1
valuable pamphlet 20 be had fres. Of the AsaEts.
f1r sef br mai pronpfv, by enclosing price % the
Sner1i Aaent Sold 81 Druggists generality
y. b. HUTCHIheSi General Agent,
% Cedar st., New York.
sod IN Cleveland at Wm- EiskG aud Gaylord q
far1iInosi 0-a4t
d.. CHEESEMAN'S Femalg ills'aab sold oy
CHURCHILL BROTHER, Druggists.
B s. W. cor Ontario 81. 4 Public Square.
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-. N II IL \ HAMAALlD.- -
mEOhIz4 ANS PILLS. The combination
a DR Oia se PIlls are the result Of a long
Il Asfeolenss = s They are mild IN their opo-
lna q ltst "a correcting all irregularities,
.', sSstrnatiolIs, removing all distractions,
,--.,. e-,r, cold oF Otherwise, headache, pain IN
,.Iritattop q, the heart, whites ali nervous
-. b-steriss fAtigus, pain in the back and
80 5o. disturbed sisep, which arise from inter-
--,sio-, ofnafura
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,st u tboes irregularitiesn nd distractions which
~ CONSIGNED so many thoubands Of the young, the
-rrtifsi and the benevolent to Premature Grave.
10 ualsoan enjoy good health unless lhs il regular
whenever an obstruction takes place the general
fr,a aal-ffr-a
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eonnone.. arlIale. d 81 is PEspagod f0I
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Terms l.; .iE is f e; vs.
, 1860-04-13

TO RENT "A Store on State st.,
l. near Twelfth strex 20 bv or et. Rent eheac 4p-
ply t. v. y. ALLPORr {, 5. Warrington =trest.
4pii e63s