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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02

THE LEcTURE To NIaHT.-Bay ard Taylor
viii lecture this evening at the Academy of Music,
upon 'HumbOliL' To say that the lecture, up
on such subject, BY such lecturer, will be
intensely interesting, would be to repeat what
everybody already knows. Go early to secure
seats.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


FOR slLE AT DEWoLPss, MERwIN STREET
500 bushels of oats at 42c per bush 200 bush
corn at 5Sc per bush. 1000 lbs hams at l-2 q
lOc per lb. ; and shoulders at l2a &c per ID.
Hsee advertisement of DR.. sanford's Liver
InVigorator.
EF-FOr the best qualities of segars, Tobacco
and Snuff, 60 to G. Dietz III suDeriOr-st
II New York Coal Oil, Of very superior quail
fly II does not smoke in The least, does not crust
the wick, and is free from offensive odOr. Sold by
CHURCHILL & BROTHER.
Har2O:279. Druggists.
" The Spring Styles of Rats and Caps of all
varieties can be found at 1913 Superior street; also
Shaker Hoods, Gloves, Travelling Bags, sc.
B. BUTTS.
P,s.-our 81 Silk Hat can't be beat
no L-at mar2l:279.
~ Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, castOrs, Napkin Rings, Labels, &c, &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
FOao, ENswoRTH & Co.'S,
oetl Cor. Superior and Seneca SIS.
MEDICAL ELEoTEicITY -Dr Gibson Is the only
scientific and successful Electrician IN the city Of
Cleveland and is the only one in possession Of
hattering testimonials from the most eminent Pro.
sssors Of Electricity in the United States in refer
enes TO professional skill in the use Of ElsctrieltE
ss . curative agent; and The only one whe treats
Liver Complaint, Rheumatism, Paralysis, Disease
Of the Brain, and other Chronic Diseases With mi
form success. He will pay a premium FOR he
proof that his success is equRed By any treatment
that Is now or ever WRs IN the city Of Cleveland
for the cure Of Obstinste diseases Cal and sse
cases cured ct bis oalcs. No. III Ontario street.
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ARREST AT ALLIANoE.-U. s. Marshal john
son arrested on Saturday, Amos Burden, Esq, q
Lawyer at Alliance, for obtaining bounty land
warrants BY forging false papers. He was brought
to this city and lodged In Jail
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02

CINCINNATI FREIGHTs.-A large quantity of
freight is being unexpectedly the Cleveland and
Detroit steamer, May Queen, to this port, and
thence by rail TO Cincinnati. On Saturday last the
Queen brought down 2s0O bags of potatoes which
were sent forward that evening. We understand
the rats is 90 cents. The time is only 4s hours.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02

T ANGSTROTH ON THE HONEY
IL BEE This * Is admi ted to he the most
practical and By far the best sXant The objections
the manaf ement OF Bees are most minute and reach
cry poss Ole and every accident TO which bees
are liable. IL Is well known that Mt. 9th the
inventor OF the celebrated MOVABLE COMB BEE
HIVE which invention has given such impetus to Bee
Keeping during the last two years mis- Invention all
the honey not wanted for the support Of the winter
can be taken away without destroying nurng the bees
Ths work is fully supplied with GUS illustrating every
msnt Of the swarm
one volume, lOs pages, 81 2B. For sa,sby
]. b. COBB co Cleveland o.
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The EDITORIAL ExcURsIoN.-The Buffalo Ex
press says that the Editorial Excursion to Wash
ingtOn, Baltimore, &c, has been postponed unit
the 4tho May,tO give longer time for preparation
aud also to give it in more agreeable sense fol
enjoyment
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02

V. B. PALNEs, the American Advertising Agent, n
E. corner Fifth and Chestnut streets, PhIlAdsphiA, d
authorized to receive subscriptions and advertisements
for this pspsr, At our lowest rates. His receipts will
Be regarded a. payments
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CAPTGRE OF MEXICAN VESSELS.

NEW ORLEANS, March 81.
Marin, siging himself Admiral of the Msxi-
can Navy, has published a protest against the
capture of his steamers. he says that neither
the Saratoga, IndianOla or Wave showed flags
when approaching. He knew that the Indian
ola and wave were Juarez steamers, and sups
posed they were towing armed boats to attack
him. He attempted TO escape, when two shots
were fred at him, which be returned He then
recognized the Saratoga, and ordered the firing
to cease, notwithstanding which the attack
was continued with the known results. He
says he purchased the steamers at Havana
from merchants, by order Of the supreme gOy>
eminent Of Mexico. He nationalized one, and
the other was TO have been natiOnalized upon
reaching Mexico If found worthy.
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DEsTRUOTIVR FIRE,

KEKOsHA, Wis, March 81.
A fire occurred here to day which destroyed
all the buildings on Main street between Mar
ket and Pearl, except Baily's dry goods store,
and the entire north side Of Market square
Loss estimated at $4,000. Insurance $4,000.
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pam AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.


~ Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done At the Printing Establishment Of the LEADRR Office
the atsst improved and rapid Steam Presses in the
best style short notice. and nt reasonable rates Par
tcular paid to Blank Work Every description
Of Binding DONE especially Blank Books Legors Journals
salss Books. ReesivinE Books &c &c.
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INP0RTAFT 10 FEMALES.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
u DIENTs in these Pills ara the result Of long and
sxtaae pracglcs They mild in their operation, and
ssftain IN correc all Irregularities Painful Msnsrua-
tions removing an ObtructiOus whether from cold
thsrviSs headache pain the size papitatOn of the
hssrt whites all affections Mysteries fatigue,
ain in the back and limbs sc, disturbed sleep which
,r,,s fror1 inferruufion Of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
- fs comm snneu ent Of new in the treatment Of
oe ieruHrtisg and obstruction which have consigned
- many thousandB OF the young, the baauta and the be-
oVea 10 Premature GraVe. No female eau enjoy good
fh unies she is regular and whenever obstruction
rsies place the renei ~ health begins TO decline.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most efoctral remedy known for all COM
aints peculiar to FGmaeg. To all cn1ses they are nya
cable, taducng yh certnafT periodical regularity They
known 20 Thousands who have used them ~ diner en-
periods throughout the country having the sanction OF soIe
of the most emfnsH phVsetans IN Americd Explicit fec
Ons sfdfaC kfn, ond uhen heF shoHld not Be uaed with
each B0K-he Pice One Dollar each bOE, containing "a
Pills.
enf b. mail pT0mpfV By enclosing price to the General
arant sold b. DTuggistH generally
r. b. HUTCHINGs, General Agent
i65 Chamben St. New York,
Sold in Cleveland st Hm. Eisks and GaloTd Ham
s,Gnd's r.- deC7eOvdGW:R10
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FIRE.

INDIANAPOLIS, March 81.
The livery stable of o. W. Johnson was
destroyed BY fire this P. NJ. Loss in building,
harness and buggies about 2 500
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02
SAN RD's
Family Cathartie Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROM

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts and pHt up IN Glass
Cases, air Tight, and tsiH keep n aRy eli-
male, ..-
The FAMILY CATHARIIC PILL Is gentle but A.
tive Cathae, WhiLh the proprietor has used IN hB pIEn
ice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing demand from those W
have long used me PILLS and the sasiacfiou Hhiof
All e1psss IN regard % ther USE has induced meto pia
then within the reach OF all.
The Profession well tat dferent Calhlriics
on different portions Of the = bowels
The FAMILY CA-sIf X r IL / j.
has, with due reference 70 his we'll establishes fact
been compounded from az, variety Of he purest Yegs
table xracts, which act @allke every pat OF tbe
alimenfary canal, and aTeIs- GOOD and SAEE in al
eases where Il Cathartic I. : needed, such - DE
RANGEMENTS OF the -<S 7 o n CHy sLEkPl-
MSS, PAINS IN The -lbA Ck AN LOlN
COSTlV ENESS, PA kN@IAND SCHEMES Ot Eh
THE WHOLE BODY. .-from sudden cold which
frequentlv IL neglected send 10 long cuuTsa OF Sc
YER loss or Ape i-lTIrE,a CREEP Nc SEM-
SsTION OF COLD OYER tldE BODY, RESLl .kSS-
MES HEADACHE, or lWEIGHT IN THE NJ Al)-
II Inhammatory Diseases, Worms in Children or Adults,
Rhsumuttsm great Purifier Of the Blood and many Gi
eases 70 which flesh heir, 70 mention
this advertisement. Dose. lto3
PRICE so CENTS.
- The Liver lnEgerattr and kaniV CatheTfic Ftis
rasiod BY Druggists generay and sold WAoeSalg ~
the Trade IN al the large l0wus
s. T w. SANFORD. nc. y.
. MaHnfaetursr Hud fIqpribtef,
iyTd&wR7 So Rroadgs7. keE
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Urn @oo0e,

T ADIES' & MISSES SKIRTS
IL We have Just received q large stock Of the New
STYLES which, at Wholesale and Retail. will sell ~
very low figures. marA MORGAN ROOT
LNMBROIDERIES.-A fine stock of
AZ the new stYes Embroidered Collars and Sets; also
Edgngs and Inserngs choice nice Goods be found a
marA MORGAN 4 ROOTS.
SILKS! SILKS!l-A very choice
assortment Of Fancy Dress silks ffSm the recent
New York Auction Sales, which be sold much below
t1e usual prices. mar-f MORGAN ROOT.
.nRESS TRIMMINGS.-We have a
II large assortment Of the newest styles LADIES'
DRESS TRIMMINGS. Call and see them, AZ
MORGAN ROOTS, 1.r.
maT2a Corner OF Superior sn6 Seneca streets
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VESSEL, BURNBD.

EVANSVILLE, March 81.
The Kate May with 500 bales cotton was
burned at CanneltOn this morning. Boat and
cargo total loss. No lives lost Fire aceiden-
tai
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SHOT.
NASHVILLE. March 81.

NAsHNII1IsEi llaIVII u
P p Trewitt, of Sparta, called on DR.. Car
row for professional assistance at the CONNER
cial Hotel, and while the latter was writing the
prescription Trewitt shot Carrow, killing him
instantly. The attack is attributed 10 mania
potu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02

The HAY MAKERs.-Prepare for the Hay
Makers tomorrow evening, at the Academy Of
Music.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02

ILLUSTRATED BIBLE.-HsWks 4 Brother have
received No. OF Cassell's Illustrated Family Biz
Bile, q very excellent edition.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02
IAN DYRI HAIR DYEIl HAIR DYE
Ma. a. BatheI0F,s Haif DIs!


Tbs oaip hayir le'ss a7d reliable Dye kR0ieS.
q'hs ORG, yl snd best in the Worldt
All sthers am etiohA anu AAoa4o " A'oNsN
sou wish % escape nd toua e.
sRAY. RED on R Usa Z HAIR Dyed instantly to 4
beautiful and natural or Black Wheut NE ieas'
injury 10 Hair OF Skin.
FTFTEEN MEDALS AMI DIPLOMAS have been
qnrdod to VIM A. Batehslor nee 1883, and over 5000
applications have made IL Hair OF his Pairsn 81
Ais famous Dyes.
WE A. BACHELORS HAIR. DYE produces a col0i
nsl TO be distinguished from and Il WAREANrEl
not % nure the least long may be continued
ana shs IN Of Bad Dyes snsie The Hair nEisor
ltsd foT life bythis Splendid Dye. -, ~,
Hnde sold applied In private 100 nhl y the " =
Eactory, No S33 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold Ia al css and toWas Of the United 81 ot ~ DIes
uiHts and FencJ Goods Dealess. =,
~ Ths genuine has the name and address upon ose
Blffe enEraVing on four SIDES Of each Box, Of
VII. A. BAFCHELOA
isniT No 937 Broadway, ~. =
FT{HE BEST ARTIFICIAL II. kLP
u 10 THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INvENBEDi
~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02

THE CANAL,-The Canal Is now being cleaned
and repaired. The water viii be let in about the
10th Of April.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02

Or. ]. HosTRTTER's BITTERs meet with great
favor as romsdlss for diseases Of the stomach all other
eases srsng from drogunizel digestive system; and itn
component parts being entirely vegetable IL Is more SaiS
than the ordinary preparations offered 70 tbs public while
its pleasant ssct the sys renders vastly popular
with thoso who Dr. Hos,etisr's reputation is wide.
sprsad ahd the Wh which he prepares his medicine
seou always safe and reliable. The BerE arc most
sgrssahie aavoT aud contains nothing thA can i'm
pair tho health bat tho cOnra contributes to iis pre-
ssrvaton this pre- aaion proves highly popular Il s
genuine and truly valuable article for any Of the above dis
easss and We ncorey us that readers may test IL
excellence.
Rnr BY Druggists and dealers generally everywhere
dby Hostottor Smith, SOls PfOpustoEs 6s Water and
s. Front streots Pittsburgh. mar21lW
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UNHE BEST HRTtRIC[AL I'll
u 70 THE HUMAN SIGHT EVER INVENTED
<&N%
G 80
N H sOLO MON on.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC oPTIcIAH.
u the largest assortment Of the most appToS cd knos
of sFEcTACLEs. An his Glasses whether for near 0
AR Virhtad are ground under his eva Inspection BY 10
hipsrv of new construction with the greatest care &C
suit the eyes in all cass, cuTag Weakness Dizziness
or Inflammation Of the EyOs, and mparing strength 70
loag reading OF hne sewing.
TN. H. SsLoNoNsoN wolld here inform the pubic
that be employs any one tbs safe Of hls snles
- 49, rulepdid assortment OF spy GLASSES
aff.POsCOPEs, COmPAssES &c kept on hand.
No. 81 SUPERIOR STREET,
-. Nanr Engnlr CrnckarH Efnra.
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LARGE EXPLOITATION or SPECIE.

New YoRK, March 81.
Three steamers sailed tO-day for Europe
The Fulton took 100 passengers and 100000
in specie The TeutOnia with $50 passengers
and $3.50, 900 in specie. The City of Wash.
ington with lI3 passengers and Sll6 900 in
specie. -
The Fulton took New Orleans dates Of the
25th and telegraph Of the 3Oth.
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The Railway.

THE SToCK RATEs.-It is reported that on and
after April 81 the rates on cattle from Buffalo
and Suspension Bridge will be as follows:
Cattle SIS per car, hogs SOS per car, from Buff
falO and Bridge 10 Albany-Cattle SOS, hogs S55.
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L A w B OOK S.
FOR sALR BY
j. B. COBB & co.
n No. lS6 "a

AaEsll o. Water Courses;
Angell on the Law Of Carfisfs;
Angal and Ames on Corporatiuns;
Bishop on O. minal Law, vols;
Bishop on NJ trTiago and DiV0rcs;
B0uner's Law Dictionary;
Bourier's Institutes vols;
BrightieY's BigeH;
Cushings Massachusetts Reports, II vols
Chty on Pleading, vols
Chitty 5 B acka stone, vols;
Curtis D0eiuns In Supreme Court OF u s.. 20 vols;
Coaklinss TTease on the Courts Of u it'd statsSi
Chitty on ContTao S;
Chittenden'g Digest Of Ohio state Reports
Chitty on Bills;
Drake on Attachments;
Decisions In ths DIed Scott Cuss
GreeniBaf Evidence. J FOls;
Hilliard on TortH or Private WToDgg Q vols;
Huri on Haheaa Corpus;
ksnt'a Commentaries, vols:
MB;hsws' Guardians Guide;
Naihs Digest Of Ohio Reports;
NaHha Pleading and Practice;
Ohio StHte Reports, complete setsi
Parsons on Contracts, vols,
Par1Ons' Mercantile Law;
Redfeld on Railways;
Rats Guide for Administrators,
SWa1s Treatise for Justices Of the Peace;
Story on Sales;
SEan's Manual fn AdminiElrators;
Story on PsrtnerHhip;
swans Revised Statutes will be ready in Juns);
United States Digest, II vols;
United States Equity Digest, z V0lu.
Walkers American Law:
WhArtOn,s Criminal Law;
Wendsllfa Black stone vols marm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02

Ansel Roberia n Candidate for the Beard Of
Education In the 9nd Ward---Dr. Maynard
Declines.
Dr. Alleyne Maynard hAViag declined the nomi-
nation Of the Republicans Of the 2nd Ward for the
Board Of Education, Ansel Roberts Esq, has been
nominated in his stead. Mr.. Roberts name will
appear in the Regular Ticket for the 2ud Ward
Instead Of that Of DR.. Maynard
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02

MILWAUKEE 2sTH.-From Capt, Hart, OF the
tug Leviathan, which arrived yesterday afternoon
from the vicinity at the Straits, we learn that the
ice gives signs of an early breaking up and that
while we were having warm, sunny weather here
Thermometer measured 10 deg. above zero at the
Manitous. The Levlathan brought the schooner
Huutress into this port; she Wintered at Beaver
HarbOr went ashore late in the season, too late to
return TO any southern port. Capt. Hart eft about
ten days since, to take the schooner American Re
public of Of the North Manitou, but found that the
ice was too thick TO effect his purpose and turned
his attention to the Hubtress. The conclusion from
the above facts is, that the Straits are at present as
firmly frozen over as at any time during the past
three months, We hardly look for the passage Of
vessel through them before the goth Of April
[Sentinel
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
NoNDAY nOnNINa. ArRILa 1880.

~ The Daily Morning Leader Is for sale 81
Hawks, J. s. Matsons and OlmstedH newsdepots.
At news dspOta At Wsddell and Angler Hotels, ana
ct Quinlan'H. It's Ontario Street.
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DEATH OF MAI. PAGE.
ST. LOUIS, March 81
Maj. F. N. Page died at Fort Smith, Ark, on
the 25th inst.
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~ HoLLOwAYs PILLs-"A Deed without
Nsmo Psrenis dssi'ous Of beholdiRg their offspring
reach nieDr manhood, with mind untated and acul-
lies undmipsA jOr Of preserving ihsm fOm mine Of
hidden aoT,uctto than living death, will ind an
sbIs ooadlutor In these celebrated remedies.
o. sOl by an Druggists, At sc, &C, and 81 Psr box.
maraI
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OUR OCEAN YEssELs.-NEW YORK, March 2sth.
Arrived sehr Sarah Hilbert, Peterson, from
Philadelphia with coal
New CASTLE. Eng, March loth.-CleAred Sch.
d. B. Sexton, Reuter-, for GAlatz.
! GLASGOW, Scotland, March 10th. h.--ArrlvCd Sch.
Harvest. LOring from Mobile.
NEw York, March 2sth.-Sch Republican, (Oi
Huron, Ohlo,) Hayden, for Mobile
FRElGHTs Chicago, March, 2sth, barque Da.
vld Morris, chartered for corn for Buffalo, at 10
cents.
THE MILwAUKEE.-The Erie True American Of
the 3lst states that Capt Richards Of that city is
to take command Of the steamer Milwaukee the
coming season.
FRoM THE NORTH sHoRE.-The barque J. A.
Hope came into port yesterday morplng from Port
Burwell with lumber, and the schooner Ellington,
Capt. yMney, came in yesterday afternoon in nine
hours from Port Stanley with lumber. They re-
port no ice In that vicinity.
FoR THE LOWER LAKE.-The Prop. Vermont
left here for Detroit Saturday evening, whence
she will proceed to Qgdensburgh The Akron, Of
the same line, IN. T. Coz, left for Toledo, whence
she will 60 to Ogdensburgb.
THE SARDIs BURcHARD.-Capi. Blanchard Of
the tug Red Eric, arrived in town yesterday. He
purposes fitting out the tug Immediately, and pro-
oeed 10 Cherry Greek to get of the schooner Sards
Burchard, driven ashore last fall with cargo Of
lumber.-Tribune 30th.
~ Goderich is reported still closed with ice.-
Steamer haoOlah lies at Port Barnla, repairing
damages caused by the running into her Of ataamaT
Dart. It is said her wheel beams are broken
Adv 3Oth
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N0nToN,A OINTmRNT,

FOR
sALT-RHEUM AND SCROFULA;
Permanently cures scaldherd RinEworms and all Itching
Eruptions Of the skin.
Fhts Ointment penetatss to the basis Of the disease
oss 70 its very sourcean from the flesh bsneHlh
10 tbs skin suaeo Sold large glass boxes price
20 esnia
Prepared hy GERRIF norton. Proprietor, New York
Depot At PENFoLD: PAREE2 MOWERS, Ne. Is Beck
Sod bT STRONG ARMSTRONG feb2s
De. McCLINTOCK's COLD AND COUoH Nix
Among the cold and cough "remedies' that hOOd
a. man ct this alone stands the solid basis Of truo
nesicl A. enne Dr. McClintOcK stands in the fire fron
~ - 80 ,iou He stakes his reputation what he Of
SerS to tbe glck genuine curative Never has I'M
-. ~ 'gifad his guaranty. Price IS CENTS
NJ alSA bS "a WM FIsKE, and By STRONG ARM
~-aaSSs.Slr4I seirnd feb28
EITP 0VFI HAIR DYEl! HAIR DYE
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THE YINCENNEs BELOW.

BosroS, March 81.
The United States slOOp-oi-war Vincennes'
from the coast of Africa, is below.
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BRYAN's TASrELES SERMtFUoE.
FFcm state Of Mare 70 Bst9a koosa'
All Know BRYAN'E NEREIF .
Tustolcsa harmless, death % i, ,'tAa
OF an aizes, Kinds, and tsImEt
MOthers feet indeed, secure.
Nith this painless, yeoTleus cure.
Pat up IN bottles. price AZ dimes.
s5ldihy Wa RISIIE, aud By STRONG A esi'
STROEG. CleyelHnd- tee y
DR. Jas. McCLnrocK's PEcTORAL SYEUP.-
aths seemingly hopeless "a well the earlier
chrono lung e7n Nheu the ooushug isiheesEani
the throat coated vii mucus the chest sunk the lungs
sore and ths strength gone, this EOlhinS, traDquhEng
oouuisI-iTruni and restorative vii nom impend-
ing death
Prios 500. soll by waf FIsKE, and by STRONG h
ARMSTRONG tlevsiand feb2s
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DETROIT 3OTH.-Sch j. Sargent arrived from
Cleveland with coal.
The Advertiser says that Capt. Gale Of Csve-
land has been up the country experimenting the
shipment Of oak slaves on the Detroit L Miwau.
kee Railway to that port, whence they viii be for
warded direct to the United King lom on the schrs.
r. II. Harmon aud ]. P Warner.
Capt. Gale is master Of the brig John G. Desh-
Ter, that sailed for Europe last fall and was caught
by the coldweather aud obliged to lay up at Bouch.
er, some eight miles below Longueil, on the St.
Lawrence, below Montreal Capt Gale will start
for bis vessel about the 18th of April to fit her out,
and will proceed on his voyage as soon as the st
Lawrence is clear of ice.
Capt. Manning, of the schooner J. p Warner,
has been in Detroit for week or two, attending to
the reception Of the slaves mentioned Afew cars
more are to be received, and the cargoes will be
complete. Each vessel will carry about 80, 900
gross. They are as good, if not the best lot of
West India slaves ever got out.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-02

EsTAHLIsHED A. d. T5l.-BRANDRETH's
PILLS from the body cavities the bowels and
the ways Of the oculnion those dead Matters which
eton that pscal heavy feeling In colds headaches &c
These purely vegetable Pis do net upon ollthy parts
many valuable ho and RFandre,hs Pills should, there
t0Ie, Be IN every house ready.
DE. James Lul Of Potslum, n Y. writes AUG H. isss;
Imoi with msn three weeks ago, who had slisaig
Injured his fnEertwo three dnys before, which caused
immense pain, sWelhns and violent fever. When saw
h the pain and susllng had extended to his shoulder
dtprivng HIM Of rest sleep The hand was turning
dHrk-ooored and he pOut Of mariiaoaton iso there
evening and ing the nght gave him Nhels box Of
pills sppliod yeast poultiea, end saved his life
Principal oce. No, aai Cunal s,,, New York Sold by
A. Gardiner No 40 Superior street, Cleveland and BY
T. B. whsedon, Hadpon aud all respectable dealers In
medicines, Price 8 cents. mar2idhW