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FROM CHICAGO.

OHlCA9o5 MAren q.
The Nebraska Republican of the l4th gives
the following returns from the late election in
that Territory for delegates to a Convention TO
frame Consultation PreParatory.to admission
Of the State; -
The Republicans elect SO, and The Democrats
l2 delegates. -Four counties 10 hear from.
On the State Government question the vote
stand 1877 for, and 1887 against
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PROM NEW YORK.
NEw YoRE, March 81.

The oyster sloop T. L. johnson was found
abandoned in the Bay early this morning, and
on investigation it was proved that the captain
and crew, Geo. Burr, Smith Watts and Oliver
Watts: had been murdered by the river pirates
The vessel was covered with evidence Of the
horrible deed, which was doubtless done for
the purpose Of obtaining SONS $500 in money
on board.
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FROgT sPRINGFIKLn.

sPRNsFrEED, H., March 81.
The funerh ceremonies Of Hon. ". H. Bis.
sell, late Governor of Illinois, took place TO.
day. The attendance from adjoining towns
and Chicago was very large. The military
display was the finest ever made in the State
The remains were inferred with the services Of
Roman Catholic Church ceremonies, and were
Of the most imposing character.
Lieut.. Gov. Wood was formally inaugsrated
Governor at 5 O'Clock this p d.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

HEAVY OPERATIONS BY PIcKPocKErs.-Yes-
ssIday morning the passengers on the southern
bound c. C. i c. train Robert Lse, cOnductOr)
were robbed at Crestline of 5000 by piekpOckets
The passengers were changing to and from the
train on the Pittsburgh, Fl Wayne and Chicago
Road, and the operators took advantage of the
confusion to make bold strike. Ons man was
robbed of $500, another Of 1920, and another Of
s26. The names OF the victims we could not as.
certain.
L1TER.-DepOt officer Clark Warren received s
dispatch last evening from Mr.. Davis. station
agent at Crsslline that they had arrested four
for committing the above robbery. Whether the
money was recovered or not. the dispatch did not
state
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Yesterday Afternoons Report,
EROM NEW ORLEANS.

NkW OhLkANsI EATch II.
Miramon paid S55, 600 for the two steamers.
The steamers passe by oil the foreign squad
rons aud the Castle, without hoisting a flag,
although ordered to do so by shot from the
Castle and other signals. The English, French
and Spanish vessels Of war did not ntotiee the
fact.
The engagement took place BY moonlight
The prisoners corrOborate the report IN Tels.
tion to the steamers, that they cleared from
Havana as merchantmen and hoistsd the Mex
icaL flag only sfter they left that port, and
subsequently mounted guns.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

NEw COPPER MINE.-A new copper mine has
lately been discovered it is said, at the Ssult Ste
Marie, by Nj, Palmer, writer Of some repute on
the subject OF mining. The discoVerer has mum
Der Of men at work, and the mine promises to be q
successful operation. The lode occurs in the Kill
las, the best copper bearing formation Of the
Cornish mnes and at the shallow depth Of ten feet
rGm the surfaee,r rich HhOrsehesh" "peaeOcb" ore
is Obtained.-L Detroit Tribune
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FRoRl CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, March 81.
The stockholders Of the Cincinnati, Hamilton &
Dayton Railroad voted yesterday in favor of q
contract for consolidating earnings with the Little
Miami
The dwelling Of Geo. D. Hollister, at Mount
Auburn, was entirely destroyed by fire last night
Loss SO, 900.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

v. B. PALEEE, the American Advertising Agent n.
E. corner Fifth and Chestnut streets, PhiAdslphiA ls
authorised 10 receive subscriptions aud Advertisements
for this paper at lowest rtss His receipts viii
be REGARDED a. payments.
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TRATRIRR,s RReIsTRR.
NEW GDVERTIsRMENTs

Dr.. A. W Tucksr-chemloal Baths and Medicines
RsttbsrU 4 Hnusmann--F soheh Goods.
rs, Paddook-Hii aud Cap Emporium
Taylor, GHSvold & Co-Hoop Skins
s. stsip-lmpoTtaut to Gas Consumers.
Drawer 81, Post ohiee-Morigngo for sale.
P.ddOok-Hat Emporium.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
~ Plain and Ornamental Printing q every description
Done atths PrrtinG Esiabhsament Of the LIADRR Once
the latest improved aud rapid Steam Presses in the
bos style, short notice. and At reasonable rates Par
tculaT attention paid Blank Work Every desoripior
Binding DONE especially RaOk Books LsdgerS IOurna
Salss Books. Receiving BOoks &C As.
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The hallway.

THE CoNsoLIDATED RoADs-The telegraph 10,
forms US that the stockholders of the Cincinnati
Hamilton & Dayton Road voted on Tuesday il
favor Of the contract for consolidating earnings
with the Little Miami The latter Road viii also
doubtless agree to the plan.
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FROM BOSTON.
BOsrON, March 81.

BOSTON, maTch Il.
The Ship Uriel arrived here with part of the
crew consisting of &C persons of the Portuguese
brig.of>war Mondsigo, fOundered at sea January
22d.
The brig sunk with . number of the Grew on
board She was from China bound for Lisbon.
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FRoM NR1Y oRLRANs.
IN ORLEANs. March 2l.

NEw ORLEANS, March 81.
The Nahum Stilson has arrived with Tampico
advices Of the 18th inst and Sal $3.50 In specie.
There is no news OF interest.
A Zee occurred in the Union warehouse yester.
day bO which 500 bales Of cotton were destroyed.
involving q loss Of S25,000
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REcEUED.-The Cleveland Medical Gazette,
edited by Gustav c, E. Weber, NJ. D., and AlIeyn0
Maynard, NJ. D., has been Issued for March,
Through the nine months of its existence this
publication has been steadily increasing in value
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

The PARTY THIS EvENINe.-The weekly
soiree will be held this evening at Chaplns Hall,
under the management Of Prof CoWper. These
parties are largely attended and are conducted ia
3 very pleasant style. So say all who attend
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

ARRIVAL OF THE MAY QUREN.--The good
steamer May Queen, Capt. Viger, arrived last eve
ming on her first trip from Detroit, which place
she left on Monday morning at 2 o'clock. They
put in at Maiden for freight and lett there at
o'clock same morning. When they reached the
Islands, the sea was so heavy and the wind 50 fresh
that it was thought best to lay over. She accord
ingiY lay at Patn Bay until yesterday at o'clock
arriving here shortly before 5.
The Queen has been rebuilt aud reatted through,
ont Her hull has been rebuilt entire. and indeed
all about her, except her cabins, is new. She has
always been a staunch boat, and is now heavier
built than ever before. II frames are all one inch
each way larger than before, and her keesons lour
inches larger, being now sixteen inches square
This enlargemeutoi the ke elsOns has made it nec-
essary to raise the boiler deck foot OF more Her
hull is double archeed the largest arches being five
inches thick and five feet wide, extending from
stem to stern and rising to the deck in the centre
The smaller arches extend from gangWay to gang
way. She has two water tight bulkheads, one
Thirty feet from the bow, and the other iustfOTward
of the steerage These Of themselves will keep the
vessel atioat, if any accident should happen. In
consequence of her increased weight of frame, she
draws six inches more water than before. which
will give her greater stiffness in breeze Her
boilers are new except the outside shell. Improve
ments have been made In her upper works, and
throughout from figure head to rudder, and from
keel 10 smoke stack she is complete in every part
and ready to do good service as new boat, Her
cabins and state rooms are elegant and comforta
ble and her efficient corps Of officers will ever keep
the bOnny Queen fayOrite.
Capt E. R. Yiger, a thorough seaman, prompt
aud worthy officer, and an accomplished gentle
man. will be ably seconded in his official duties by
Messrs. VIM Keith, lst officer; Joseph Cook, en-
gineeri Reed. 2d engineer; GOnneau, steward, aud
Morton, clerk. The most of these officers have
held the same stations on the Queen in fOrmt I
seasons,
A heavy load of freight was brought down last
night, consisting in part Of 1850 bbls Of potatoes
COO bbls oats, So bbls apples, $50 packages fish,
l4l bags rye, horses, &C. The potatoes are for
the Cincinnati market. The Queen leaves for De-
troit this morning at o'clock A large lot Of
freight is awaiting shipment, both here and at De-
tToit.
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SANFORD'S
Liver EmVigOPatOr

NEVER DEElL1rATlS.
1T is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
me FROM GUMS and has hsc0ms shed fsCta
Standard Medicine known and approved by all Who
used H. and Is res0ted 10 with c0ndsnce IN all tbs
Diseases for which Il IS rec Iainended-
Il hss cared thousandsi within The l1st two years
who had given up all hopes.. Of relief. the numerous
unsolicited csriIncafes IN = ny possession shos.
The dose must he ada pied - 20 the temperament Of he
individual lzkingit and ed In such quaint des
act gently The bowels. < -.
Let The Dictates OF vaur = iudEmeut guide in the
uss Of he LIVER EN-iSIFlGORATQR, and d
vii cure Live Com-.s plaintst Bilious At
tacks, Dy6pepri a. lChromic DiarrhOsus
y u M m ? Q m - D tutnts, d. re-
Fy, Drop6y1 sou 2 StOmach, Habitual
CnsriVenes5, GkOl-E=ics Cholera, ChOle-
ra MOrbpss ChOlerusl llmfnntEms FlRtna
iene e, aHndi c e - Female Heakness-
es, aud BE- used sres-iuiy rs au Ohl5lNA-
RY FAMILY MEDI-%ClNE. Il will cure Sex
n IS d A n = IA = thousands teslify.l IN
TWENTY MINUTES fFl5TWO OR THREE TIA
SPOONfULS ARE TAk-iRiEN a. commencement Of
attack.
An Who use Il are giving their tss'imgnTin rs F0f.
~ nix water IN the me- nth with the lhFiGORAf0h,
and swallow both tngethrr
0rra nmFHnW Per naffHa
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DOMESTIC GAs--In another column will be
seen the advertisement Of Domestic Gas Works;
perhaps more properly speaking, to a certain ex-
tent Of portable Gas works, which has been erect,
cd fOFprVA,o dwellings in the suburbs Of this city,
beyond the limits of the City Gas Works. By in
vltatOn Of the proprietor, Mr.. S. Stein, we visited
the Gas Works erected by him at theresidenee Of
Mr.. Robert knight, on Kinsman street, near the
Seminary. The quality Of the gas made here ls
fdlly equal to that made at the city Gas Works; In
fact we could not see any difference in the amount
Of the light The works occupy small space In
a shed in the rear Of the house,-the gasOmeter
being about six feet 10 diameter, and Eve or six
feet deep. Everything about it Is 80 simple that
1t only requires as much care as 1t does to manage
the fre Of en- ordinary cook stove. All that has
to be done is to ill small rstOrt, holding about
three pecks, with coal, close up the entrance by
SereWing the door on, sealing the openings around
the edge Of the door with clay, open faucet,
build ere in the furnace, leave it, and 1t will take
care Of itself
Mr.. knight says that the cost Of his Gas is
about IS cents per 1000 feet, which is certainly
cheap enough. The cost of these works was about
$500. 1t is worth the while Of those who live be,
You'd the limits of the City Gas Works, and wish
to have the luxury of good light, to visit Mr..
KS works, and witness Its operation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

Court OF COMMON PLEAs-JUDeR FooTE.-F,
B. Decker vs.. C. B Hobbs. An old case. Decker
and Hobbs married sisters Deeker's wife left him,
IN consequence, as he AYERS, Of the action Of
Hobbs Verdict for defendant.
In the case of Barker vs.. Austin & stoekWeIl,
before Judge Bolton, a verdict was rendered for
plaintiff for over s., 200.
Miscellaneous business and cases to the Court
before Judge Bishop.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

THE OPERA THIS EvEENe.-Ths German Ope-
ra this evening at the Academy of Music, ''Prinee
Eugene" viii be well worth attending. 1t is
spoken vary highly Of by those who have seen
and heard II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

IDRNTRIED.-The name of the man killed on
the Flats by the cars on Tuesday evening was s.
c, Marsh. He has worked at the Infrmary for a
few weeks. He leaves a wife and two children =
BE was q sober, steady and industrious working
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FIRE.
OwEao, March q

A Ere broke out this morning in the Empire
block and before Il could be arrested, entirely de-
stroyed Stone 4 Co.'S dry goods store, Link 4
MiehaePs clothing store, and Eldridge & Smiths
shos store. Stone & Co.'S loss is $4,000; insuF-
ed-SlAOOO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

THE SKETcH CLUB-The weekly meeting Of
the Club was held last nvening at Mr.. Waleutt's.
and twelve capital Illustrations Of 'Old" were Of
feFed The next meeting will be at Miss Grissell's
2l2 Superior ST., the subject for illustration being
ieTempest"
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N SOTO Monsoon.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC oPTICIAN.
ssps the largest assortment Of the most approved kinns
q fsPECTACLEs- All his Glasses, whether for near
e. ,shted are ground under his tWu inspection, By ma
ehnsIy Of new construction vh the greatest care, 50
Is TO suit The eyes In all eas, euyilE Weakness DIZZINESS
or guaamuatou Of the Eyos, aud impartiag rengh 70
Ioag reading or fne sewing.
EEN. II. soLONoNsoN wotld here inform the public
that he employs any one tbs sale OF his Lenses
~ Blso--A splendid assortment Of spy GLASSES,
MICROSCOPES, COMP ASSES &C, kept on hand
~ ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain, a per-
NO Zl SUPERIOR STREET,
Near Eogpi Crockerv Store
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Gas LIGHT AND CoKE CO.-Ths Cleveland Gas
Light and Coke Company have issued little
pamphlet, containing their terus rules and regu-
la,iOns, " hich wi be very useful to any gas con-
sumer 10 have 10 the house for reference. Call at
the Gas olice and Fat ope
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81 STRONG 3 ARMSTRONG
H1IR DYE HAIR DYEli HAIR DYE
Wm. A. BashtlOf's Hair Dye!

The only AarmIess and reliable Dye Bsoi5a.
fhe OuFuai and best IN the Eurldi
An stners ara mere lmtziisuI and should be sEoidsd
Gu wish 10 egcspe udlcale.
GRAY, RED OK RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
bsaunl and natural Brown Black without The least
Rlury to Hair or skin.
FIFFFER MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
uurdsd u VIM A. Baehelsr since 1893, and $1,000
applications have made the Hair Of his patrons si
kis fsmsai Dyes.
WI A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces eeleT
not to be Distinguished from nature. and is WARRANTED
nst to gu-e In the least however long be continued
and the IN elect ofR1d Dyes smsdoa the Hair invigor
srsE for life by this Splsaalid Dye
Mado. sold applied Ia private r0O1nal a. the We
FseiarY, No. l13 BruadWay, N. Y.
sod IN All cities and sf the United States, By Drug
gisfs sd FanoY Goods Desless.
~ Tle Eenuins has the and address upOn ateo
eisfs enFraving On f0ar sides Of each Box, Of
WlI. A. BATCHELOR,
No. a33 BROADWAY. " '
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

J. B. COBJ & Co. Keep large .rOeE Of Lar
Books.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

THIRD WARD CLUB.-The Third Ward Repub-
hean Club met last evening and adopted constl-
tuition and By laws.
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q II medicine is necessary, use

~ ~ mIulclne II heoeasaFyl usu DAA7'I@
RETHa PiLLs They % pleasant As a truly elective
nsaieiao he. listTua you take pursaVes that
win operate without pain, because they take the basamo
parts fom the bood which than eshg bled, worse
thar having The vital dud sbsiraced. Beware of them
Brautreths Pis only take held OF these matters which
ths buay WHEN sck, wants 70 sToaats They are solay
On assistant Of nature nohng more, roth ns less. They
a. uol e they merely zsss and hsreia is thsir great
vulua Tue man three blessed who Is lounale a. 10
BE- ucQ1aiatod win this goOd and almost perfect g TO
an because he has great extent his body Insured
health hv their occaa Oual use.
PIincnal once 40. isi Canal st., New York. Sold by
A. Gardiner No 22l Superior street, Cleveland; aud BY
J. B. Wheedon, Hudson, and all respectable dealers IN
Ihslicinss mayl3d&W
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COMPOUNDED FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put EP ia Glass
Gases, dir Tggki, aad sViH keep n aay eli-
mate,
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL Is q gentle but &c
tive Catharc, Nhih the proprietor has used Ia his pt1o
Ice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing demsnd from those NJ
have lnpg used uia PILLS aua the satisfaction Nhsc
ali express regard % then use, has induced metOPa
then within the reach 0fali IS.
The Profession well tuov that different CahaTtics ac
on different portions ut the = eoygsls.
The = A NILY CA-eIt II A G P L
has With due nlersuce to hls we'll established iA2t
been conlboundtt fous 81 riety of he purtsl Vegs
table ENtracts. which act 4lke on eEey PAIt o. NE
almentary canal, and aIc- GOOD and SAfE N Al
eases where q CafhaIttn = .leedelt SUCH as gh
AN0ElIENTS Of tie ' s. o u c rs sLEEfl-
NESS. PAINS IN TIE 3 "a X All LOlMSl
COSTTV ENESS, PA lN@iAND SOhENESS OtEh
THE WHOLE B OD ='fHna sudden eolo Whlca
Frequently, If neglected, eend q long course q ~
YER LOSS OF APE -fIllE,a CkEE lN.a SAr
SATION OF COLD OVER II1E BODAs EkS1 lk.os-
MES HEAD-ACHE, or WEIGHT IN fhE filAD-
III InhammstoTy Diseases, Worms IN Children OF Adas
Rheumatism eat Purh Of the Blood and many als-
eages which fesh Is heir erous 70 menoa IA
this advertisement Dose u 8.
PRICE 50 CENTS. ,,,,-
- Ihe iger luvleuratur sud ang l'ahaTtic Fiil
are retail BY Druggists generally and sold Hholssas %
the Trade N al the large lusns
s. i W SANFORD 81 D.
EaahisrtuIsr I'd Prppilctsfs
tv7sh-pq Ssk BrosausF New
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NORTON's OINTMENT,

sALT-RHEUM AND sCRoFULA;
Pamaaeiy cures geadhosd. RingwOrms and AL itching
Eruptious Of tbe skin
ms Ointment penoratss the btsis Of the disease
soss u lis very uurceand Is the flesh bsns ath
Il the On the 81 face. Sold in l-rgs glass boxes price
GO cents.
PREPARED By GERRIT N5RTJS. Proprietor, New York
Depot al PENFoLD PARkER 3 MowGEs Nc. Is Beck
soid b. STRONG 3 ARMSTRONG fsb2s
DR. McCLINTOcE's CoLD AND COUeH NIX
TURE-Aaong the cold and eoagh remsdies' that aood
fhs Market this alone stands the solia basis Of true
medical science Dr. AIcChHook stands in the fore fun
d The proesson He stakes his reputation Whist he Of
fsrs 10 the sick genuine curative. Never has hl
srspasueiou fnlsihed his guaranlv. Price = cents.
s5a by WA. FISKE, and BY STRONG ARM
STRONG Cleveland ieh4
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
MORNING, MARCH %, 40.

~ The Daily Morning Leader is for sale at
BeWka, j. 5. Mats0n'z and OlmHtsdb neWsdepOts
At news depots at Weddell and Angler Hotels, and
at ouinlan's, lis Ontario Street.
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IKPORTANT TO FEMALEs.

Uh. GhEHDEMAN y LILO.
TyHE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
DENTS In these Pills are the result Of long and
extensive Pracco. They mid in their OIaraton, and
certain IN correc ell Irregularities. Painful Msnstrua-
stions removing all distractions, whether from cola
etheruiss hsadachs pain IA the sire pslptaton CT the
heart whites all elections, Mysteries fatigue,
rsafn the back and limbs, &C. disturbed sleep which
arss lrom iutsrruniion Of nature
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
conn snoement Of era in the treatment Of
hos egu ariias and o0srucions which have cousg
- MANY OF tue yozng the beautiful and tbe be-
.rpI 10 Premature Gave. No female enjoy good
fh unless she is regular aud whenever al obstruction
tssss olace fhe geneA Ai health begins to- decliRa.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most efectua remedy Known for all com
plzuts peculiar % aiss To All glasses they are igy
Eahle, tEdaeHg ufs crtalfy PERIODICAL rguidfT They
are known 20 Thousands wis have used them az dteTen
periods hrouhou the count having the SANCTION Of sons
q the n2st elsast g AleTaeg Ege aIrs5
FoH stating tAe and ghlH eT Eh0Hld not Be sod with
each B0Eshe Pfes oas DsGr each Dor, containing 40
valuable pamnAlst he had free Of the Agents Pit
eaf bg 1d promptly, By enclosing price 20 the General
agent Sold By DruEgizs ganemlly.
r. B. HUTCHINGS, 0enerhl Agent
l65 Chambers St.. New York
sold In Cleveland 81 Wan. Fisk's and GalOrd Ham
ulands. oec1eOWd&W:R2
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
u For the best quaiIies OF Segarsl IObacec
I'D Snuff 20 10 3 G. Dietz LIZ Snperior. st

Tsee advertisement of DR.. sanfOrd's Liver
InYigOrstor.
For the best qualires OF Segars, Tobacco
scd Snuff, got r G. DietE III suDeriOrst
lE E. Rufini, It's Superior st. has received
the Spring Fashions Of Hats and Caps It em.
braces all styles and qualities, and of course win be
sold as low as possible. We should advise those
who wish beautiful aud well becoming hat or cap
TO call on Dir. Rufani
y The Spring Styles Of Hats and Caps of ell
varieties can be found al I2s Superior street; also
Shaker Hoods, Gloves, Travelling Bags, sc.
- - 4.r-fe B. BUTTS
P.s-our s. silk Hat can't be beat.
maI2l,279
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/" HuMAN TPMLTY, on PSYCHOLOGICAL RI
SEARCHES"

shou be rad By everybody Il treats Of SELF indicted
aiSsssss sno the Iesuts Of early malpnose the
that frequently s, 70 uahaQpy marriages. their relief and
prsrsntiaa with cous Instructions the method
q dspoag The misgvngs hut irueaenty take hold cf
shass thoat ino The msisge state The wsrk is
hsautslly illustrated with coloFsd engrangs, and faught
viii wholesome udsice and orhonaiions.
Sold b. Dr. BARROW, lst Blsecksr street, N. Y. Price
- os4ts Sent fres uvarywhero.
Cl-Sold also hg GAYLORD HAMMOND and WA.
fISKE, Druggists, Cleveland, o, marN
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Kep0Tfed by the Union TeieaTaphs
OFFICE, wARGNo's BLOCK, CORNER OP BANK AND
ST, CLAIR STREETS.
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DR. Jas. McCLlS-OoE's PEcTORAL SYRUP.-
In the seemingly hopeless veil the earlier stages
chronic luus complaints Stea the crushing lsineesaan
tbs throat coated vii mueus. The chest sunk the lungs
sss and the sreug'A gone, this sOhing traEquiizmg
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