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Last Nights Report.
CONGRESSIONAL
WAsHSeToN, April II.

WAsHSeToN, April l2
SENATE.
Mr.. Bayard presented petitions in favor Of
uniform Bankrupt Law.
Mr.. Sumner presented about adozsn petitions
numerousy signed by citi ems Of different
towns in Massachusetts, asking Congress tc
slavery in the District of Columbia and TIE
Territories, and to prevent the interstate slave
trade, and and admit no more slave States -
Acting upon precedent, he moved to refer them
to the Committee on Judiciary.
| Mr.. Mason moved to lay them onthe table.
Mr.. Sumner called for the yeas and nays
hr Wigiall wished to give his reasons why
be should vote in the affirmative, but Mr. Wade
objected.
The motion to lay on the table was carried
by yeas IS, nays ia strictly party vote
Gu motion of Mr.. Hole the Veto Message Of
the President, sent m yesterday, was taken up
and its consjders ion fixed for next Tuesday.
Mr Consmsr pseseuted petition similar to
that offered by Mr.. Sumner, and moved its ref
ereuee to the Judiciary COmmi tee.
Mr.. Mason moved to lay lion the table,Whieh
was carried.
Mr. Pagb reported bill for the relief Of
Judge Cradlebaugh, Of Utah, which was or
dered to be printed. a
| Mr. Anthony offered resolution calling on
the President to furnish the Senate with the
IN structions given to Mr.. Mel.aue when Minis
ter % China. Adopted
Mr. Wilson called by bis resolution instruct>
ing the Military Committee to inquire into the
contract Cor iron made by the War Depart
ment.
Mr.. Davis thought the resolution should be
addressed TO th War Department.
Mr.. Wilson th ought not. A similar resOlu
ton of enquiry WIS passed at former session,
but nineteen months had elapsed before reply
was received He wanted different infoIms
tion than that which would come from the
War Department.
His resolution had created a sensation in
certain quarters, and strong Efforts had been
made TO change its direction, and be had been
approached even by political friends to induce
him to do so. .
After some further debate the resolution was
laid over.
The resolution providing toTan adjournment
for three days at j time, from Thursday next
, til the lst Of May, was adOpted-26 TO D. and
that for an adjournment fIom the 18th to the
3osb April was reiected-2I against %.
The Homestead bill was taken up, and Mr.
OWNS amendment to legalize the lands IL
al,Fornia and Oregon by Miners was eOnsid
cred at length without vote.
Adiour' ed
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FIEE.-Ihe aIarm of fire this morning at
o'clock was caused BY the burning Of a buildiEg
on the West Side, which seemed to be con-
siderable distance out of the city limits. As
our forms were Just ready for the press we had
no time for particulars aa4
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GRAND CoNcERT.-A grand vocal and instru-
mental concert win be given at the Melodeon this
(rbursday) evening by The Cecilia Society, assst-
ed By the Cleveland GesangFeTein These socie-
ties comprise large amount of sterling musical
talent, and alwho can attend will be veil repaid.
Miss Baumler, faFOrite and an accomplished
singer, will sing upon the occasion, and the whole
(under Prof Abel's leadership will be fine af
fair ..a.. 81. r.. r-ts
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RRPUBLIOAN CONVENTION.
srrAcusr. Ny. April Is.

The Republican State Convention met at II
o'clock this morning
The attendance was large, embracing many o.
the leading Republicans OF the State. After tenn
pOrary organization recess was taken till2 O'c'k
Elias W. LeayenwOrth will probably be President
o The permanent Organization.
The temporary Chairman. in his remarks, refer
red TO VIM H. Seward and John C. Fremont, and
was enthusiastically cheered. s sEta
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MINsTRELsY.-Be ready for the concerts Of the
Mrs, Matt Peel Campbell Troupe, at the Melodeon,
onFriday and Saturday evenings Thel Company,
always good one, wiz mot disappolat those who
50 TO enjoy the programme e...
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-The company now at the
Academy Of Music play well, and deserve abund-
ant success. Among tie members previously
known to Clevelanders is Mr.. Macaulay, good
actor and a thorough gentleman. He viii rise in
his profession. Harry Eytinge, one Of the enter
prising managers, has already become a favorlfe
upon the stage, and all of the company are well
received. The aHanchbaok"is is on the boards for
this evening. Secure seats this morning. s.
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DIR. COX's SPEECH,

Troy, April IS.
The New York and Brooklyn delegates to the
Syracuse Republican Convention, on board the
Francis Skiddy last night were addressed by RtV.
Dr, Cox in an earnest speech. His text was the
Bible, the Constitution, Washington's Farewell,
and i Pluribus Unum lie said lie had twenty
grand children, aud by the judgment Day might
have million, whose happiness might depend on
the prosperity Of the Union. .r
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SERIOUS AcoIDENT.-Festerday morning ".
J. Mcbride, son of Capt. Mcbride, bad hls arm
broken, aud other serious injuries inflicted, by
being caught upon revolving belt at Ayre's Ma
chine Shop in Hewitt's Block. The machinery
was promptly stopped, or he would have lost his
life
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PAsToRAL LCALL--Weunderstand that the First
Baptist Church Of this city have extended call
to the Rev. Mr.. Page, Of Cleveland. Mr.. P. has
preached several sermons here at d bis talents as
minister are said to be of superior order
[ Mansfield Herald
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guO0T NEW n, Et A.

NrW VOL n -LEIlI To
Tbeplot boat Noses H. Grinne .I.t o1,F SPOll,
m H. ism inst, &C A NJ off Nante y
shoals saw the steamships Adriatic and iS
botb her ce. The latter was about seve. 80 80
ahead. C'n the nth inst, 50 miles efst oi - Il,
and ssv5 4 lumber more drifting about. There
bod snpa-ent. y been collision, as On the same
ni@bt s5e say be keel Of q vessel wih mast bro
Ias,,er 6-tbo 4. ,ck aud other wrecked stun.
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MORR CHILDREN.-Father Tracy of the Chill.
dren's Aid Society of New York, was at the An
gier House last night with few children which
he was taking West to provide with bones.
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" E. Ruffni IT'S Superior St. has received
the Spring Fashions Of Hats and Caps It EN-
braces oil styles and qualities, and Of course viii be
sold as low as possible. We should advise tins,
who Wish abeautifaIdnd well becoming hat or Q, !.
to call on Mr. Ruffni.
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FKOeI RnrPALn.
BupFlLo, ApriI ls.

The two n. 7. c. R. R. propellers which left this
harbOr week ago to attempt to force q passage
through the ice 10 the ports above, lbccesded "a
getliug through about O'Clock this afternoon and
are cut Of sight. The ice has closed IN again T,
shutting up the hRTbQr as Close asGYer. -
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FRIeHTRNED.-A horse attached to light bug
gy became frightened yesterday morning, upon
Superior street, and by his antics smashed the
buggy badly. No person hurt.
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TRAVRLRRls REGIsTER .
NEV ApYRRTIsRmENTs=

J.E Wheeler 3 co..-wstsr Drawer
/. Benedict 4 Sons-Hats and Caps
A. Clark-House and lot Tor sale
I, Baldwin a Co--Dry Goods. -aI
Dan 'el Il, Tilden- Probate notice.
Attachmont tn0ties-Edward Hieniou,
Ausdsmy Of -Thoater-Huohbaok
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CONVENTION.


The Democratic State Convention reaairmed the
Baltimore and Cincinnati Platform, and the Dred
scott decision The proceedings were eODserFa-
tive The convention adjourned Tuesday.
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ROBBERY
CHICAGO, AZ

NIIIDllNII = FIIII To
The Office Of the City Collector was broken open
last night, and 5000 currency and $4,000 in
checks and treasury warrants stolen. No clue has
yet been obtained of the thief
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FOE CHARLESTON

EHILADELPHIAs Apfil 10
The steamship Rey Stone stats sailed foE
Charleston this P. Al with about % p>sseusSeTs
to attend the National Democratic COnve.., ''on,
ineIuding several delegs, 'ss from ths Western
States -
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FRoHI nnNKInK

bUNKIRE, April ls.
The schooner Three Bells arrived here ar noon
to-day with q csrgO Of wheat from Milwaukee
She made an Raemptto reach BulEllo bot was pre-
vented bv theice. h+ .lt
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DIED

UmcA, N. Y, April IS.
Henry L. Tobey. of the Utica Morning Herald,
died this morning.
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FIRE.


PRovIDENCE, April Is.
The wooden mill situated on Williams wharf,
Newport, was destroyed by FIRE lest night 10.
sured in this city for 500 900.
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FROhI BALTINIOREa

BALTIMORE, April Is
The Court Of Appeals decided in favor Of the
e0nstitutionaliiy Of the Metropolitan Police bill,
passed at 8 recent session Of the legislature,
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n. I. ERlE,-The following new rates from
New forkto Chicago went into effect on the llth
inst all rail As SII5, 7sc and 55e for first 10
fourth class, Steam round the lakes 93c, Csc,
SIC and Ale, for first to fourth class.
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TlleaEaIl INlIIaFI y I.lDEaa1--alEIl

1EAchEa's INsrf0ft AZ EsspfoRD--AfEn
Ira, ls6o.-Ths mssting being regularly organ
iEsd, the President called for the reading Of the
Report OfthS last meeting, which RsPOrtWa5 rosi
and duly accepted. li.sa. f.
% motion Of Mr.. Hummiston, the Chairman
was elected "Mas,or" to preserve the lamo order
that he would in the School Room; also Mt.
Chamberlain was elected Treasurer pro TEN.
In thsaftsruoOn tho members having assembled
at the time appointed, Mr.. Hummis.Oh announces
the following "order Of EEorolsos'"
From $3.50 to $3.50 Business and General Exercises.
$3.50 to 1915, Geography.
! 1915 70 1890, Recess and Music
g 1890 TO 1l:l5, Grammar.
Ills 70 u, Lecture and Discussion.
AFTERNOON.
1880 to 2, Music and I've minute Speeches.
2 TO 2:45, Arithmetic.
(" 2:46 to 8, Recess and Music.
a to 3;45, Reading.
I" S;45 to 4:SO, Lecture or Miscellaneous Bus.
EVENING rt
1880 to s:l5. Regular Discussion. g
4" sl5 to $50, Music.
$50 to 9:l5, Special Lectures.
Messrs. Aummisson, Hillyer, Pratt, aud Cham
berlain, each gave 1--WE minute speeches.
Mr.. Tabor was called upon to occupy IS mia
utss in presenting to the class the subjeOt of
Arithmetic. He responded by dwelling upon
"system" as very essential in order to teach the
subject successfully.
Mr.. Hummiston followed with remarks upon
the same subject.
REcEss-Music-son by Messrs. Pratt and
Osborn, and Mrs Hill and Wheeler.
Mr. Hummisten then gave a lecture upon the
first principles of teaching children to read.
On motion Mr.. Patrick was called upon for a
speech. He responded with excellent remarks.
In the morning, having met at the usual time,
the choir entertained those present With an ex-
eelent piece Of vocal music.
The following resolution was then discussed 4
ReS0tped, That the Teachers appropriate work
is 10 impart knowledge to his pupils.
The Affirmative was well sustained by Messrs.
Tabor and Chamberlain. The negative was ably
defended by Messrs. Forbes and Huuimiston.
Mr.. L. @. Pratt, Of Newburgh, was then an
nouhced to the audience and gave an interesting
lecture upon the subject Of "a perfect System Of
Instruction" '.....
On motion, the speaker received a vote Of
thanks for his able address. i
DR.. Robson was then called for, he responded
with very appropriate remarks, and the meeting
adjourned for the evening.
''e A. J. sPEScER. Seo'y.
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q Paddock has the finest -Four Dollar bat to be
found in Cleveland, and he has Twenty. Five Hun.
dred Shaker Bonnets which he wilssll lower than
they can be bought elsewhere, and his whole
varied assortment of goods are going Of 4, the
same low rates I a.st
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PoLIcE CoURT-JUDsE LAwRExcE-APR1L
lSTH.-Catheripe Gilebrists for the larceny of a
fat iron, sent to prison 20 days on bread and water
James Lee arrested for assault and battery, was
discharged on payment of the costs.
Ida HavaHsr, for similar offence, was fined
the costs. ~
Jerry Kennedy, destroying proF erty, was con-
tinued until Friday.
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cONVENTION.

Troy April Is.
The Convention to select DELEGATES TO the
National Union Convention met 10 this city
to>day. Fifty two counties were REPRESENTED.
W. C. Hasbrouck, Of Orange, was President
The following delegates were appointed 70
Baltimore at large: Washington Haas and
Erasfns Brnnka.
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SYR,cusR. n. a. Anlil Ii

The Republican State Convention this sfternoon
elected the following delegates At large to the
Chicaqo ConEentOn: VIM. II. EEats, Preston
Klpg. Joho H. Schoolcraitj Htbfy R. salden.-
nnar- nrn Earlrn nnn-
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The BIC STEAMERs.-Mr. Geo. Plelslnce, lst
Mate Of the steamer, City Of Buffalo was in town
yesterday. He goes from here to Monroe to take
the magnificent steamer, Western Metropolis and
City Of Buffalo to this port where they win be fit
ted for thessason's trade. The Metropolis will be
fred up aud wiz tow the other down. They will
be here in about week, and viii commence run
ming to and from Buffalo on the lIih Of June.
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Ai0RNING, April 10, 1890.

lar The Daily Morning Leader Is for sale az
Hawks, ]. s. Matson's and olmsted's newadepeta.
Az nswsdepots at Weddell aud Angler Hotels, and
at Quinlanir IT'S Ontario Street,
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R,R. AccIpENT.
BTRATFoRD, G. w., ]

A collision occurred last night on the Graod
Trunk Railway, one mile east Of this place, be-.
tween freight and lumber train. One train man
was killed. four or FIVE seriously injured, and sew
eral others slightly injured.
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&c MaEkal Ana Marlne Record see 4th pagO.

Deputy U, s. Marshall leaves this morning for
Columbus with all the prisoners sentenced at the
presentterm of Court
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HOLLOwAY's PILs-BoDnY PROsTRATIoN--
WoRD OF ADvIoE No other nsdiaiue has yet been dis
eoserei 70 equal the effect o. HoloWays Pills, Ia thei
rapid curs Of all morbid aact0Es Of The brain and wesIt
neE enerTutiOn Of the bed the one being gintmatsy
allied with the other Tho primary cause Of this disease
exists IN The somuoh and these medicines especially
adopted Tor purifying blood correcting the deauge-
meuts Of the liver strengthening tho digestive Orguaa and
inyigaratag The general system,
~ sold BY all Druggists, Ct sc, 60n and 81 per bor
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PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC oPTICIAN, -.
eepsthe largest ass0Enent Of appro, ed kinds
Of sPECTAcLES. All his Glasses whether 6ar near o
Ar sighted, ground under l1s 1ecou, bT m
adtp eliEhe
long reading orfne sewing
q n r. SoLoMoEsoN world here inform the public
that Ne employs any sal OF lie sLedge
tFE Alsl-A FpFudm assortment o. SPY GLASSES
s..... EIGkoScOPES, COWPASSES sc kept on hand.
- ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain, rs rer-
NO ~ SUPERIoR STREET
s Store.
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1
REAL ESTATE TR4SsFERs. The following
are among the private sales Of real sstats within
the past week:
March 81, 1s6O-Charles Hickox to John K.
Bingham, sub lots is and l6, in the allotment of
Cleveland Centre, situate on the corner Of Germ an
and MerWin streets. Lot Is has Al feet front and
lot l6 has 25 feet front on Msrwin street and I2O
feet deep to the wharf line of the Cuyahoga Riv-
sr. Consideration $4,000.
April ., ls8O-Maria J. Coon and Ann W. Nc,
ClellaDd to Orlando Cutter, sub lot Of E. A. SEQ
Eilles allotment of ten aCrs lot 81, being - feet
front on - street and = feet deep, situate 1
mile from the Post Office. Consideration 50 200.
April 3, ls6O-Mary Ann Taylor to Harriet N.
Blinn, part of ten acre lot no. being 30 feet front
on Lauren street. and 1872 feet deep, situate near
the corner of St. Clair and Lauren streets, and
II mile east of the Post Office. Consideration
$3.50.
April 10, lS6e-Wm. ssufert 10 Bernl ard Hsis
IS feet front on Orange street, and $50 feet deep
situate short distance east of the junction of Or
aBgs and Pittsburgh streets, and Of mile east
of the Post 0fRee. Consideration $3.50.
April 10, Is6O-John Bran to Ernst Happier,
sub lots 80, 40 and4I, in Wm Williams allotment
of part of ten acre lots g. 6s, 90 and TO- each so
feet front and $50 feet deep, stuate on the south
side of Cedar street and u miles east Of the Post
ofies. Consideration $1,000. 80
April 1, ls6O-0rangs N. skeslsto Elizabeth E.
Mari, IS feet front on the north side Of sibley
street and l26 feet deep, being part of 10 acre lot
81 Consideration Sllsz.
April a, ls6O-JOhn Jones to George Wecher-
ling, sc feet front on the north side Of Champlain
street and lI9 feet deep situate at the southwest
corner of the Public Square. Consideration SI,-
600. u-as
April 2, lS6O--AddisOn Hyde to Eel N. Keys,
sub lot G3S, in Barber Lords allotment, being :
fest front on Carroll street and = feet deep Con,
sidoration $500. all
April5, 1s6O-Wm. Middleton to Newton W.
Taylor, S95 feet front on the west side Of Granger
street and ll24 feet deep situate near the corner
Of Prospect and Granger streets and mile east
of the Post Office. Consideration $1,000 aii
April 9, lS6O-Adam Hausman 10 Salome Stein,
80 feet front on scovillo street and 1872 feet deep
on Harmon street, in a, Everett's allotment of 10
acre lot 3O situate on tho corner of Seoville and
Harmon streets, and milo from the Post Ofice.
Consideration $500. ag t.lI
April z, ls6O-James w. Hoyt to Daniel Null
cshy sub lots SO and 81, in HOyfs allotment Of
part Of 10 acre lots 1913 and I24 being L feet front
on street and feet deep. Col hsidsratisn
s4I5. IS = ...-r- =.
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by TELEGRAPH.
Yesterday AHternOOn,s RepOrt,
FIRE AT OnICAeO.

OhIOA0ol hptI 10
The Round House and Machine Shop Of ihe
Illinois Central Railroad was totally destroyed By
IRE this morning. -Four locomotives, q large
number OF athes, forges, patterns AID machinery
destroyed The fire is supposed 20 have kindled
from the copper room. Loss Si50O0O; covered
BY insurance In the Liverpool and London Com
paBy. ftr.
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Wn. 4. RasheI0F,s Tair DEs


f. The OaiE haralcss and reliable Due kH0isa
The Original and best in the world
Al others mere imitaii8ns and SHOULD be avoided
gu wish 10 ESCAPE udieuie a. a.-a
CRAY. BED Oh Dusty HAIR Dyed Instantly to
bsautifa and Batural Brown Black, without the
nJury to Hair OF skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
Tardea 70 Wn. a. Bachelor sRes Is5a and over 900
applications have been made the Hair Of s patrons
Bis famous Dyes.
WI A, BACHELORS HATR DYE prOauces ooior
loi 70 be distinguished nsiuro. ana is Warranted
net 70 iUo in the least long be continued
ana ihe ~ effect OF Bed DYES emsdBd; Hair inyigm
ned for LIE 81 this Splsntid DYE.
Mads sea @ 9gplsd On private 1OOnsl at the Wis
sold in az eiea oH towns Of t8 United States
gists and Fancy Goods DealeEs
~ The genuine has tho nams and address upop atseI
plate engraving on fOurs3es Of each Box. OF
i AM- A. fBATCHELhR, n
lsaH NJ. 233 Broadway. =. 2
EIAHE BhST ARTIFICIATI HELP
4 TO THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
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~ BUSINESS NOTICES.

Ig-see advertisement Of Dr.. sanford'g Liver
lnvigorator SOD 4'FE rFEtE
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EEF sTock RtTEs ok THE EN.Y, C. RAILROAD.
The following is the summer tariff on live stock
Of the New York Central Railroad from Buffalo to
Albany aud New York VI
N1FgA9 r BgE. to ALB. Buff. to N. Y.
I --f'~ S- Per car. Per car.
Cattle e.....-.......S65.O0 ..- $50
Sheep in decks.. 65 90 75CO
Hogs Sheep deck $500 65.OO
These rates date from April Sd, and are $40 per
car less on cattle than the rates of June 18th last
year. .ffD fE1e = atFCEl
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IMPORTANT ne FEMALES.

4AEUhIAHT T6 FEMALES,
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
TiHE COMBINATION OF INGR =
Il DIENIsin these Pills result Of a iosg and
Al excessive Praes- Thsg mild their operation and
certain IN correoi a Painful Menstr,o
tons, removing all obstructions whether from cold or
otherwise headache pin the size, Dalpilation OF the
heart, whites all nervous affections hystoiics fatiru.
I'D pafaihthe back and hmbs disturbed Eleep
from interruniinn Of
DIR, CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
was the comm -nceuent Of a treatment Of
those aud obstruci which consigned
SO many s1usands Of The tho beautiu The be-
oyelto a freaature Gave. No female enjoy good
sita paess sae regular and whenever obstruction
l-es Pails t9e se..,a health begins t0decina.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S Pills
are the most ehacuai ever knovnf 81 ali oos
peuis pecu lnr 70 ttnGs To f0vg.
uahe fnanoE9 iifa erfafy peri0lioal rrguIqTg They
are Wha m 5i0ereS
perds throughout he couutrF.
% the most nenf hgsictaaain
irons sf1ttlg i5len and Diea fy should aof III ed h
each BcK-he Price One Dollar b0r colfsi1i4s al
Pills. - ''-'''"S NJ
valuable pamrhlst be had free ofthe Aghptv p,lIs
eE 6 Ea promptly. b elcosipg price the General
Agent sold BY Druggists generally
X. B. HUTCHINGS. General Agent
.er- lb5 ChamberE 81. d
ThuVv1 1EvrsTlu
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q For the best qualities of szgars, Tobacco,
ed SMUT, got @, DietE, IL suDerior.st
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is elsbortoy illustrated with coorod ensravings and
win convince the most hardened and uneoncorned vel
relieve the madE Of the most descending, by leading
them in the right channel fer relief ar bodily and merti
agoaY and despair. rr..
sold b. Dr. BARROW, iei Blseeksr street. N. Y. Pnes
Is cs4ts. Sont free every where.
C5-SOld also BY GAYLORD HAMMOND and wM.
FISEE. Druerists, cleveland, o. arglO
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Dr. McGLINToCE's CoLD AND CoUeH Nix
TUREAHiOasihso o5ld and cough remedies" that aoOd
ihs arSei, this alons sanls Tie solid basis OF true
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