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FURTHER BY TIE NOVA sCOTIAN.


ST. JOINS, n F., March 9.
The steamship Nova Scotian which arrived here
yesterday afternoon, sailed from Liverpool at IL
o'clock Uu the morning Of the 22d Of February,
touching at Queenstown the next day.
Tho steamship City Of Glasgow also sailed from
Liverpool on the 22d ult., for New York.
The steamship Niagara was to take the place Of
the America and sail for Halifax and Boston on
the 25th ult. The America, from Boston, arrived
out on the morning of the I'D, and the City Of
Baltimore, from n. Y, few hours later.
Heavy gales had prevailed around the coast Of
England.
The steamer Odione, from Dublin for London,
came in collision with the schooner Heroine on
the 18th ult. The steamer sunk in 20 minutes
afterwards, and from forty to fifty persons were
| drowned.
Rumors were current Of an address, attributed
to Victor Emmanuel himself calling Sicily to in
suTreetion.
The armaments in Piedmont were being accele-
rated.
A congregation, held at the Vatican, had deci-
dsd that the King Of Sardinia should not be ex-
communicated, Whatever political events might
superVene.
| There was report current that plot against
the Emperor Of the French had been discOvered
! A Madrid telegram states that the garrison o
W. siIslia haj raa1a "Gortio' 0ad tls6PanIHn l0sl
/ vas 80 killed; las wounded, and 2l missing.
The Spanish press were unanimous in their de-
mand for an energetic policy against Morocco.
| The Nova ScOtiau takes $50 tons Of coal and vii
sail this P NJ. for Portland, where she will be du'
on Monday next
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MIDDLEBURoH RRPUBLIcAN CLUB-The officers
Of the Republican Club Of Middleburgh are as fol-
lows - President, DR.. Alexander Mcbride; Vice
Presidents, John Watson, for the village Jeremiah
Fuller, Thomas Alexander, C. c. Bennett, Morgan
Gray, VIM. Sutton, Daniel Gardner, VIM. IngslI
and Daniel Brown for the township; Secretary
J. V. Baker; Treasurer, C. 7. Watson.
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sALT-RHEUM AND sCRoFULA;
Permanently cures Scadhssd. RinEwoms and all Itching
ETupu.us Il tbe skin.
This Ointment rencIatss to the bisis OF the disease
goes to its very souscand cures 1t m the flesh beneath
70 the skin the see Sold in large glass boxes price
50 cents
Prepared by GEREIT NoRFrN. Proprietor, New York
Depot si PENFoLD PAHkER 3 MOWERS. No Is Beck
nan street.
sold bV STRONG & ARMSTRONG feb2s
DR McCLNrocK's COLD AND CoVeH Nix
TuRE-AuOng The cold and cough remedies that food
the market this s0ue stands the solid basis Of true
medical scsncs Dr. BIcClnfock stands in the FIRE from
o the profession lie stakes his reputation Whist he Of
fers the sick genuine curative. Never has thi
preparation falsifed his guaranty Price Is cents.
sold by VIM. FISKE, and by STRONG ARM
STRONG. Cleveland. feb2
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
" Psin and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done at the Printing Establishment Of the LEADRR ohes
the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses in tha
best style short notice and at reasonable rates Par
teular attention paid Blank Work Every description
Of Binding DONE especially blank Rocks Lodgor Journals
Sales Books. Receiving Books &c &C.
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"SIsNs OF THE TNEs"-EIeHTEENTH LEo-
TURE.-The next Lecture in course at Plymouth
Church, by the Pastor, viii be given tomorrow
Sunday evening, nt the usual hour. The subject
will be-"The Pope and the Bible," or the Papal
Power, prophetically and historically considered.
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THE GERMAN LKcTUREs.-hr, German deliv-
cred the third Of his lectures upon the subject o.
his proposed steamship, last evening. In the
audience we noticed q larger number of ladies
than before, and the lecture was one more calcua
ted TO interest them than the preceding ones. The
speaker continued the subject of ocean navigation
by means of his mammoth steamer, explaining the
use to be made of The fin projections upon the
sides as surface condenseIs, no that high pressure
engines can be used aud have ell the advantages Of
cOndensing engines. Thus the fresh water with
which she leaves port will be used throughout the
voyage,
Ii is proposed to first build boat for the Hud-
son river about $50 feet in length, to cost about
S3O0,oOO This would be calculated for SO miles
sn hour. II successful, the larger boats will be
Onlya question Of time.
The lecturer closed with a look at the brilliant
prospect which opens itself to the eye Of tho pres
ent age, when such inventions as this are realized,
The uttermost parts Of the earth will be brought
home to US, and the inhabitants Of all the nations
Of the earth will be near ueighbors.
Mr.. Germans theory Is unanswerable, and his
conclusions irresistible. The day most surely
come when his idea will be embodied in tangible
form, and then will his discoveries appear I their
true magnitude It is question only of time and
expense, and children now playing in our streets
may yet see its full development
The lecture this evening (the last) viii b. devo.
ted to his plaa as applicable 10 the navigB ton Of
the lakes
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FRom LEAVENWORTH.
LzAFENwORTH, K. 7. March 6

LzATENwoRTH, X. 7. March g.
A few advanced parties Of emigrants Tor Plkes
Peak have arrived in this city.
To prevent a recurrence OF the distressing scenes
of last wear. it is urged upon those intending to
enjoraIe n wait until the first Of May before
Starring. "a subsitenee on the plains for man and
beast win be very 1recarious prior to that time
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RVsTNESS NOTICES.

T9-seo advertisement of DR.. sanfOrd's Liver
Iuvigorator. -
- For the best qualities OF Segars, Tobaeeo
ed Snuff, go to G. Dietz III suDerioT-st.
u Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, CastOrs, Napkin Rings, Labels, &C., &c.
A very large stock, and ell warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FoGa, ELLSWORTH & Co.'S,
oetI Cor. Superior and Seneca SITS.
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MORE On DIscovERIEs.-Judging from the
indications and discoveries constantly being made
of oil in Ohio, our State viii soon be as prolific as
Pennsylvania in the unctuous yield. We con-
vsrssd last evening with gentleman who is about
working vein of oil N the township Of Vernon,
Crawford county, about six miles from CTOstline.
Having gone into that region few weeks ago on
the strength of rumors Of oil being found there
abouts, he found at Vernon we'll which was dug
in 1851, which has about twenty-five feet of water,
the topof which is covered at sl times with athck
oil. When the woTkmen we're building the well
they dug about twenty-five feet without striking
water. They then drilled through about two feet
of rock, when they struck a very powerful vein of
water, which speedily filed the well. The oil
which gathers upon the surface is light colOred
and very thick. Indeed, the owner of the lot a
conservative old Dutchman, really thought, when
it first appeared, that he had well that yielded
soft seap The well and the oil flowing from it,
our informant examined. He found the oil to be
of very fine quality, and so abundant that he
gathered two gallons in few minutes. The own
er Of the we'll states in perfect good faith that al
one time when it had not been disturbed for some
time, he took from two to three barrels in one
day from it. A doctor from SanduEky City hal
bought this oil in quantities and retailed it ou
through the State, as having valuable medicinal
qualities. It has been found very good for cuts
bruises, &C., for animals. Our informant hai
leased above six hundred acres in that vicinity
including this well, and will shortly go to work il
earnest to develop this new feature of that section
The flow of water in the well is so great that i
will require steam pump to empty it.
The same gentleman has leased about two hun
drsd acres of ground in Plymouth township, at tn
division line between Huron and Richsud oOun
ties. A stream called Huron River flows thrOugl
this township, from the bed of which oil has fOwe
quite plentirully. Several years since the streaI
was turned from its COURSE in order to quarry stOn
from its bed. The stone was taken out to tn
depth of eight feet when it was found so thorough
" saturated with oil as to be useless. The wOr
was abandoned and until the oil e1citementspran
upin Pennsylvania, but little was thought Of it,
Now, however, il is becoming of Importance an
although the river at present is so high as to pr'
veLt working, still the ground is leased, and wi
be carefully examined and bored, with hope
success.
OF the oil in Mecca, Trumbul county, we lear
that the principal workers have bored as deepl
in one shaft as they deem necessary and will in
mediately erect pump and draw up the oil.
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FIRE.
New YoRk. March 9.

About hal, past one o'clock this morning fire
broke out on the corner Of Main and Hamilton
sts., Poughkeepsie. Before it could be subdued
large carriage factory, full of carriages and ma
terials, paint shop, and two blacksmith shops
were entirely consumed. An engine house, Ad-
joining, was also seriously injured.
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Nav FIRM Major W. F. Carey, who has long
besu known in Cleveland as a dealer 10 iron' nails
&c has entered into partnership with Mr. NJ Fos'
ter late Of Pittsburgh. The new firm will be
found ready at all times TO supply customers and
fll orders with the best materials. They have the
wholesale agency for the sale Of the celebrated
shoenberger iron and nails, fact that purchasers
viii bear In mind. The new firm viii do au ex
tensive hnslness. Snccess 10 them
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N. H. SOLO MONsON.

PRACTICAL AND sCIENTIFIC oPTICIAN.
ssps the largest assortment Of the most approved kinds
OF sPECTACLES. An his Glasses, whether for near
far sighted are ground under his inspection, by ma
chnsry Of construction, with the greatest care SC
a. to suit the eyes all eass cuag Weakness Dizziness
OF Inflammation Of the E,os and mparDg strength 70
long reading OF fine sewing.
TN II. soLoNoNsoN woIld here inform the public
thn; he never employs any the sale Of his Lenses
FY- Also-A splendid assortment Of SPY CLASSES
MICROSCOPES, CoMPAssES sc, kept Gu hand.
O. ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain, aHper-
feet as na uraL
NO 81 SUPERIOR STREET,
febl7 Near Fogg's Crockery Store.
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sPALDNG's PREPARED GLUE,
. SOLD BY sTATIoNERs-
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY GROCERS;
sPALDMG's PREPARED GLUE
SOLD BY HARDWARE STORES.
sPALDNG's PREPARED GLUE,
soMD BY HoUsE>FURNIsHING STORES
sPALDTNG'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY FANOY-GOoDS DEALERS.
sPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE,
SOLD BY COUNTRY MERCHANTS
GENERALLY.
Mabuiacturedby As
HENRY G. SPALDING & co.
4s CEDAR STREET, NEW YORK.
Address Post Office Box No. $500.
Put up in cases containing either -Four, Eight rTW
Dozen each--s beautiful
LITHOGRAPHIC sHoWCARD
accompanying each Package!
nOYl2R23.itawd&eUwW
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FROM BOSTON.



Halifax papers of March ID state that 9 numer-
ous corps OF divers had raised the wreck OF the
Hungarian, whose investigations may lead 10 I'm
Dortant discoveries in regard to the loss oil the YES
sci and the bodies of her passengers and crew.
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NOT GRANTEE.


R1cHzoSD, We, March 0.
The Committee OF the Virginia Legislature on
Courts and Justice, has reported it uexpedient to
take any action in regard to the Communication OF
sentence or repreve of either Stephens or hazlett'
the doomed Harper's Ferry conspirators-
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V. B. PALHER, the American Advertising Agent n.
+. corner Fifth and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia, is
authorized to receive subscriptions and advertisements
for this paper ~ our lowest rates His receipts will
be regarded As payments.
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RELIeIoUs NoTIcE.-Rev A. Crooks will
preach at the Wesleyan Chapel on Euclid street,
on Sunday, the llth inst, at o'clock P. N. on
the nature of the punishment Of the finally i'm.
penitent
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FROlI RICHmOND.

RICHMOND, Va, =, March 9.
The House to day, adopted a resolution
adverse to a Southern Conference, by vote Of
30 to a.
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CLEARED.-The schooner fortune, Capt. Hal
lowell, cleared yesterday for Detroit with 800 tons
coal.
The propeller Now York cleared for Toledo,
where she will load for Dunkirk.
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HAIR DYBl HAIR DYEII HAIR DYE
M. 4, RafheIorlg HaiF DC ]

The osly harmless and reliable Dye kA0loR.
The Ougual and best in tho worldi
otnsrs are mere limitations and should be avoided
ou wish escape udiCule.
GRAY, RED Oh Dusty HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and natural Brown Black, without the least
nJuFy to Hair or skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS hsve been
Vardsd to VIM A. Batchelor since 1893. and $1,000
applications have made to the Hair of his patrsnS Of
his famous Dyss.
WI a. BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE produces color
Ass to Distinguished from nature. aud is WARRANTED
not nure in the least however long may be continued
and The i'll eject Of Bad Dyes remoiiod; the Hair nVgU
ated for Life b. this Splendid Dye.
Made, sold applied (sn private roOmsl al the Wiz
Factory, No 30 Broadway, N. Y.
sold In al cities and tOwns Of the United States By DRAG
Fists and Fancy Goods Dealsss.
O. The genuine has the and address upon steel
plate engruYfng On four sides Of each Box, Of
WI. A. BArCHELOR.
isnl7 No. 133 BROADWAY, n. Y
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PEENsYLvAHIA CENTRAL RR.-The stockbOld.
ers OF the Pennsylvania Railroad held an election
in Philadelphia, fer Directors, on Monday The
following gentlemen were chosen members Of the
Board ~ Edgar Thompson, Washington Butch.
er, VIM. R. Thompson, Josiah Bacon, Thomas
Mellon, John Hulme, G. D. Rosengarten, Wistsr
Morris, C. W. casS, Pittsburgh; W. r. Smith,
Pittsburgh.
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PERsONAL.-Dr. C. A. Hartman has been ap-
pointed Demonstration Of Anatomy in the Cleve-
land Medical College.
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PAPER-The BlOdget Paper Store is again In
field with new spring stock Of Paper Hangings.
Decorations, etc, which is offered for public in
spectiOn. Read advertisement and give them q
call.
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FIRE.
BosroN, March 0

Boston, March ". .
The chemical Oil Works in East Boston, own
mis- rnoTPing. Loss Sl0, 600. A young man
named Francis Dunbar psrished in the flames.
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POLICE COuRT-JUDeE LAwRENoE.-Rossnna
Murray having been out to take the air yesterday,
vas returned to her usual hOme-the County Jail,
having incurred the penalty of the law by getting
drunk. ns A
J. R. Ulrich was fined the costs for disturbance.
Henry Eaton, an old man who should know
better, has been guilty of bad conduct in public,
for which he was fined 81 and costs.
q E. Rufini, IT'S Superior st. has received
the Spring Fashions Of Hats and Caps. It EN-.
braces all styles and qualities and of course viii be
sold as low as possible. We should advise those
who wish beautiful and well becoming hat or cap
to call Oh Mr.. Ruhini.
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NEw PArEST.-A patent was granted March
9th, to Mr.. W. A. Flanders, Of Cleveland, for an
improved movable comb Bee hive.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
sATuRDAY mORNINC, MARCn IO, 1s0O.

tI5- The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
Hawks, ]. s. Matsons and Omsteds news depOts
At news depots at Woddell and Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlan6 ITS Ontario Street.
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Legal Record.

CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JUDeE FooTE.-
MOshsr VS.. Wightman. Action of rePlevin to re-
cover possession OfpsrsOnal property attached by
defendant as Sheriff. Verdict for defendant.
Cook vs. Wightman. Similar case as above
Verdict for plaintiff, with nominal damages.
Jennings vs. Goodman. Verdict for plaintiff for
$3,645 go.
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TF-BI1E1Ea7aI. Pllls y. s.1s.F1EllE.

~ BRANDRETH's Puts VS.. SARsAPARILLA.--
one Twon,yfre Cent Box Of Bianrehs Pills warrant
cd to coni more pure Ssrsspua than dollar bottle
Of Sarsaparla. Al who using Saraparila, lei hem
ty BrandTe,hs Pills, aud take each night The effect
will be fund superior 20 the bottled article box OF the
LrR ADDITION PILLS waranled equal to two dollar
bottles Of SaIapaua Try Of these Pills, whose main
active ngrodioui Is aikaoid Of surararlla Take onep
third day, who using the Sarsaparlla orany
other remedies Drop all these or thirty DAYS and
these pills Tie place thereof duriug teat time The
cos, VIII he y cents their wOTtha thousand doos
Principal omee. 40, 29a Canal st.. New York sold by
A. s. Gadasr No 22O Superior street, Cleveland; and BY
J. B. whecion Hudson, and all respectable dealers in
medicines fel2ld6w
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The Railway,

CAANeE OF TmE.-A slight change Of time on
the Columbus Road has gone into effect, The
train which has LEFT here at 7;s5 A. H., now leaves
at7:5O
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ICPALDING's PREPARED GLUE
SPALDNG's PREPARED GLUE
SAVE THE PIECES +!
ECONOMY!
DISPATCH
GA STITCH IN TINS SAVE. NINE" "a

AZ accidents Vl hagpes, lssH regulated Jsnss It
is very desirable to have cheap and convenient way
~ repairing Furniture, Toys, CrOokery, &C.
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TRAYRLFR,s RReIsTER.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

P. LAwion-wall Paper.
Academy Of Musio-HOoloH CAmpbslls.
Y. n. c. A.-Lecture.
No. 2l2 Superior sl,-RoaTdibg,
W. Dsmihg-LoSt
A. Aboll-Nsw Sugsr Parties,
Morgan s Root-Dress Goods
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Last Nights Report.
xxXVIth CONGREss-FIRsT SESSION.
| WASHINGTON, March 9.


The Senate met according to adjournment.
Various reports and petitions were presented.
Owing to tho noise and confusion in the ball
scarcely a word could be heard in the reporters
gallery.
Mr. Fitch introduced bill to provide for the Pub.
lie Printing and Binding. Referred.
Mr. Bright introduced bill for the enlargement
Of the Public Roads about the Capitol.
The private calendar was taken up aud the bill
for the widow Of Persifer F. Smith was taken up
and passed after an amendment to include the Wild
oWs of Gems. Macon and Riley.
1baddeus Hyatt was brought in and replied in
writing to the questions to him.
He denies the authority and jurisdiction Of the
Harper's Ferry Investigating Committee.
After portion had been read debate sprung
up as to the reference OF the whole to the Com
mttee to report a sympathy of the document,
occupying several quires OF paper.
After further debate the reading was ordered by
yeas 40 nays II, and the reading lasted two hours
in the presence Of only ten Senator'S and galleries
nearly deserted.
Mr.. Mason offered a resolution that Hyatt be
committed to jail until willing to appear before the
Senate and answer all questions prOpounded
Senator's i1timated desire to discuss it,and Ma
son accordingly offered a resolution remanding him
to the custody of the Sc ueant alarms til further
order frgm the Senate which was adopteu-
Adjc armed
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sPALDiNG's PREPARED GLUE

Gets all such emgrRoncies and no housahsl can nd 10
without IT, Iis always ready and up to the site Ong
oint There is longer necessity for lmpng ehai.N
spnterod veneers hoadsss dolls and broken cradles II
isju The article for cone, shell. and other ornamental
work. so popular with ladies Of refinement and taste
This admirable preparation used cold being chemical
y held ia solution and possessing all the VAluabls quAus
q the best cabetnakers glue. Il may be used in the
place Of ordinary muclage, being vastly more adhesive
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- 8HoLLoWAY's Pills AND OINTHENT.-The
Eliirsf Life. Ponce de Leon and his companions sought
tavan fer the tabled o. reuyeneseencs amid the
grange groves and aoweiy meals Of Florida II let
Tor Holloway discoverhe anlote coughs. colds
asthma, seroa leg ulcers, burns scalds &C. 10 his
sdmsbsremsdes orPills and Ointment which have been
asoashing the world feT upwards Of y years. BY their
m-rveious cures in every type Of disease.
n sold by all D,usEists sc, &C, and 81 per box or
pot. mari
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DR. Jas. MoCLINTOCK's PEoTOEAL syrup
In the Seemingly hopeless Eell the earlier stages
chronic lung complaints ahen the eCughpg is incessani
the throat coated mucus the chest sunk, the lungs
sore and strength gune this sOIthins. ranquilizng
ing death.
Price slO0. sold by WA. FIsKE, and by STRONG
ARMSTRONG, Clsvulnnd fe5s
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DR.. ]. HosTETTERs CELEBRATED STOMACH
uTTTuFuc

For dysppna ntiu'ence, houVnesr Of the fomach' or
any other like udscton is second in America or
uhroaa To 10 s ale ooufdeaty that the Bhters
certain cnrs r tho dyspepsia and ke diseases il TO The
propreorsn source Of unaioyed pleasure nremoyes all
morbid matter from he stomach, purhas the blood, IN
parts renewed Vitality the nervous system, giving il that
and energy Indispensable to the restoration Of health
The numerous Acknowledgements Of It's superior excellence
and henofooa results have assured the proprsor that
cannot bus prove great 10 tho Afflicted and mpaE
vitality throushnut the Eystom
Dor sale By DRUGGISTS and dealers generally everywhere
a. By Hosistter Smh, Soils Prupristurs s. Water and
- Ese=t slrsats. Piitshunh marl.lW
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JUDGE BIiHoP.-The case of HickOx vs.. C.
& C. R. R. Co. is still on trial.
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~ The Yotaries of Dissipation aud Vic
Tins Of Deuou be brought 10 conviction Of the error
Of their wsys and saved from world Of mental and bodily
suffering BY needing the advice confined in that popular
work, HUMAN FRAILTY, or PHYSIOLOGICAL
RESEARCHES il Is sound in its doctrines, plain but
inosnsve n It's dioiaies and being beautifully illusta
Ted with oulorod eagravugs it brings everything home TO
the corcel ioa "thsi no who runs nav read"
Sold b. Dr. BARROW, 1876 Blsecksr street, N Y Price
2 eohts Sent nec evsryw where.
ls-Sold also by GAYLORD HAMMOND and VIM
EISkE, Druggists Cleveland, q. mari
BRYAN'S rASrELESS VERAuFUGE.
Frum STAKE of Maine 70 Baton Rouge
Al kaow BnNAN'S YEEllITuGE
IasioiCss harmless, death 20 worms
OF all sizes, kinds, Hnd forms;
Mothers fcOL indeed, secure.
Nihthis painless, peerless cure.
Pit up in bottles price * dimes.
Soldiby wM FISKE, and BY STRONG ARM
STRONg Cleveland. febeS
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aperial Netifes.

~ For Gas Fixtures ana Fitting, apply at
FooG. ENswoRrI Co. Cor. sepsHoI eensos ss