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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

HORRIBLE AooIDEEr.-A young man by
the name Of Stephen White, about twenty
two years of age "a Germany was run over
BY the night train east, about mile below
Euclid Station, on the evening of New
Years Day, within few rods of his fathers
house. His head was severed from his body.
It's supposed he lay there some three or four
hours before be was discovered. When found
a messenger was dispatched for q. McIlrath,
Esq, who Immediately summoned Jury to
investigate the matter,a Jas there was some sus-
picion Of foul play. It is, probable, how
ever, from the position of the body, that he
committed suicide, and this is strengthened
by the statement that on being rejected by
young lady to whom he proposed marriage,
he told her he would not be alive in the
morning.
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TIE Mails OF TIE MAHoEIEa RAILRoAD.-
Che Cleveland and Mahoning Railroad has
heretofore carried the .. s. mails for $50 per
mile per annum. They new demand SIS
per mile, as is paid to othe- roads, ana this
claim not having been recognized by the
Department, they on yesterday refused to
receive the mails. Much inconSenienee en-
sues toTesidenta upon the line Of the road
Our subscribers, who have heretofore re-
eeiyed their papers by the above road, will
now receive them By the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Road, and cross mail routes ii-
verging from that road. We trust the stop
page will be but temporary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

~ The LADIES' Mite Society connected
with the Orange Street Church; will meet
this evening at the residence of Mr.. VIM.
Braund, Nc. sg4 Pittsburgh street. The OBJ
iect Of this Society is to provide additional
convenience to the Church, and cordial in
vitatiOn is extended to all. It is expected
that the serenading Company viii be ePresent
to perform appro pirate music for the oeca-
sion, and a cheering time is anticipated
Pay them visit, give them Hft-an viii
be welcome. The object is noble, and the
cause every way worthy of liberal support.
A. s. HoLLoWELL.
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LIBRARY FOR THE PRIsoEERs.-The appeal
to the public for contributions of books to
form library for the prisoners of the COun-
ty Jail has not been unheeded. Mr.. II. N.
Addison has sent in the following very ex-
cellent works: Alexander's Evidences Of
Christianity The Bible vs.. Infdelity Ma
son on Self knowledge; GleasOn's PhilosO-
ply of Life; Coles Philosophy of Health f;
Fowler on the Memory; The seraph, vol
ume Of Sacred Music. We hope others viii
step forward and contribute toward this mer-
itorious design.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

POLICE CoURT.-After the disposition of a
few unimportant cases at the Police Court
yesterday morning, the case Of John Math-
ews, the young man charged with attempt
ing TO fire the house on St. Clair street, was
taken up, and is still on trial.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

MEETINe OF THE MEoHAN1os.-A call is
being circulated for meeting of the Ne
chanics and working men of Cleveland, at
Melodeon Hall, on Saturday evening, with
q view 70 an expression Of the sentiment Of
that class Of our citizens in relation to the
rebellious and reasonable position of South
Carolina and the conduct Of President Bu-
chanan. Many have signed the call, and
there is a favorable prospect for full repre-
sentation Of the working men.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

FIRE.-A fire occurred in the Tool Facto-
ry Of F. Stone, near the Canal Basin, about
o'clock last evening. The building was
partly destroyed and the stock much DANA
ged by water. Loss between $500 and $500
insured in American Exchange Company
for 81, 900. The fire was discovered in the Sec
Ond story, but the cause was not ascertained.
The Fire Department was promptly on hand
and soon at work, and succeeded in saving
a greater part of the building.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

70 ~ Harper's Weekly, Wilkes Spirit,
Ledger, Leslie's Illustrated, N Y. Illustra-
ted, Herald of Progress, Phunny PheilOw,
and Yankee Notions for February, and Bud
get of Fun for January, are at Hawks &
Bros.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

@s- DR.. Winship has arrived in town and
informs US that he will not only lift dead
weight of nearly HOO pounds with his hands,
but also between 1900 and ZOO pounds by a
different method. -H
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03
NEW YEARS. ADDRESS.

Happy New Year, gentle folk
I'm the boy that carries the LEADERS,
And soatteEs TIE news aiaF and near, III
To lofty and lusFly readers.
And whether lofty or lOWly you,
give you Is kindly greeting,
And may you and as IN days gone by,
Have many an annual nesting.
Bach day adds somsthing to our strength,
I And eTerY year trRnsplring,
Leaves US some relic Of its stay-1
some feature ior admiring. lbeast
Me'vo get paved streets, and man and
Give praises past computing, r
md bless tbs hour that saw them placed
Upon 80 firm footing.
We've gotta city railroad track,
Expressly laid, in order s-
That gents may dine at home, who dwell
Out on our eastern border
A road that makes-(you'd think, to hear
Us joyful patrons talking)
The post Of legs, sinecure,
And puts an end 70 walking.
We've gotta noble monument,
That we may long remember,
The gallant deeds which Perry wrought t
That morning in September
And thare h. stands AZ years aFo,
Amid the canpons rattle, tHr
That brave and gentle Commodore,
VINO fought the Elorio1s battle
We've sot--at iast-a President,
And psals Of Eladsom6 voices,
Tell Us how proudly 10 its breast
The psoples heart reloiees.
Bow poor old James will steal away,
Despised, rebuked. forsaken,
When Honest Abrahamis fearless hand,
Ths guiding helm hath taken.
We've eot--on other hand-s fsEj
Domestic afls a-Dreviug-
pr0digal or two who seek
To work their own undoiuR;
And south Car lima says, because
The president don't please her,
The proper time has come, to raise
The Southern ebenezer.
Know that better men than ne, ra
-fa Think we've abundant reason
i li To fear this southern g0iBE-oft
II calls It Southern treason blt
Aud overheard gentleman,
But only Just to-day state
'Twould send an manufactorias
kiting In the Bay State. aL
But tell you what It is, M friends,
NY own experiences teaches, aaf
A precious deal Of n0nsenss lies
IN all these fiery speeches
They may be line TO listen 70.
Your Wises, noombs' ana HanceYs,
But really they do lead the truth,
Some mighty curious dances.
So 'fis'nt best to trust too much,
To men Of such compilations;
A rule g an awful poor one, -.-fi
That Wcn't work IN two directions;
And II provisions EhouIi le short,
And trade q little shaken. .alIL
Perhaps, that we could stand the pinch,
AbOHt as we'll Is they caa. G
But what with all this gsights Of states'
And Jackson" and g Secession"
sometimes get afrihe posed
It's outside my profession. Ira
Though my upinion iB, IL South
Carlina wants to know it,
She could ut haYedOne a better thing,
Than to pack her trunk AMI goit
That's mv idea Of ell this fuss,
And all that il comprises.
Let US but do the best we can,
And scout al compromises
And though psrchauce, soHIe foolish star
BE wandered from our cluster,
Heaven will project the dear old flag,
And keep undimmed its lustre.
Thus much, for what the pest has DONE
The Future lies before rs
And let US hope its coming dawn,
viii break the shadows DER US.
So as leave yOu, gentleiolk,
To least ing. mirth Gnd laughter,
! wish for you q Glad New Year,
And many more hereafter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

HoUsE AND GARDEE.-The January num-
Der Of this neat and valuable magazine is
issued, and is full Of information in relation
to Hortieuliure, Floriculture, and the House.
hold, to which it is devoted. l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

FEsTIvAL.--FOr the benefit of the Rev, E.
Burket, pastor Of the Union Bapti Church,
at the Union Han, 2a2 Superior street, on
Thursday evening, January Sd. 1851. Ad-
mission 10 cents. dts
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PESMASsHIP.-A rousing Writing Class of
both ladies and gentlemen, begins this eve
ming at Mercantile College. Be present the
first evening 1t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

New YEAR's DAY.-The custom of calling
on New Years Day, was very generally in
dulged in Tuesday. The day was beautiful,
the streets dry, and with the exception, per
haps, Of the leanness of the money market,
there was no obstacle to the fullest enjoy
ment of the pleasures common TO the occu=
SION
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OAY MORNING, JANUARY 8, 1861

Junction Of the sunbury and Erie Road
The next step viii be the laying Of the
rails. Advices, rails and money are ex-
pected this week from Europe, and speedy
completion of the track to Union is antici-
pated.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

NEW ADVERTIsRlIENTs.
r-
b @. Luoo-1eWalry Lost. al t
FOund-A pair Of Fur Gloves.
O. l.. A.-Righth Lecture. 81. HR
Thos. LarteF-Kesp your feet Dry.
Isaac A. IiaAs's-K Keep the Powder Dry
Freeman Keilogg--Balmoral skirsss
Morgan Root -DalmoraI Skirts, &c
GrRfenberg Company Family Medicines.
Commercial collsge-Loeal Notice.
Hawks 4 Bro Local Esties. q
Or. +. Humphreys 4 Oo-Special Notice
Richardson's sherry Wins-speelal Notice.
Weator's Salt Rhoum syrup-speeial Notice.
Perry Davis Pain Killer Special Notice.
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3luets

NJ ONE AGAIN.-i3. s. WILLIAMS.
steam Dyer and shawl Cleaner, begs leave
aunOunce 20 his friends and the public, that be
home again. and located al s. St. Clair street Clevs
the best machinery, regardless Of expense and fat
tar1 himself that b. strict attention 20 husiness that
hs viii be able 10 regain thai PATRONAGE and auupoT
which for % many years crowned his endeavofs
Rl0iRiy2l
4 b. JACKSON, SILK ANT
WOUIEN DYER, No. III Pearl street, Weg
Side Ofce No. 20 BauE street, Earris Block, fVe
doars north Of Sc. Clair street.
RhaTTir 81 every variety cleaned or dyed g;onpe
Garments cleaned or dyed without being takeT
apart once open from o'clock A. H. till 8 4. n
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Y01RnTNG HOTS ETH 4

DOARDTNG HOUS EFT HE
ID HOUSE, No. a Public Square, and bg
gfona Ohnrrh-one OF the uleaIante5t locations
ne eity-has been thorouehlg repaired, and Is nov
omen for Boariars. Families wishing 70 furnish
fheir own rooms can be accommodated with large
and convenient rooms and bedrooms and stnglf
RoardsFs and Day BoarderS win hnd good aecommo.
dafions on reasonable terms. Re1sTences given anc
rs1uirsd. sspo-ls5o:R2oI 8, ", BUkkITf.
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coMMUNrcATIoSs.

From W. Gould, setting forth that he owns
property occupying SO feet on Hurd street
an IO0 feet on Moore street, and that the
proposed grade of Moore street will damage
his property to the amount Of $50, and fling
claim for that amount. Board Of Improve
ments.
From the Board Of Fire Commissioners,
recommending the names of 81 persons at
tached to Washington Engine Co. No. 9, for
acceptance as members of the Cleveland Fire
Department. Approved.
From the same Board, recommending the
names of 80 persons attached to Alert Hose
Go. No. l, for acceptance as members Of the
Cleveland Fire Department. Accepted.
CLAIMS.
A very large number of claims were pre-
sented and referred to the Committee on
Claims.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

S- Whoicsais purchasers l0iR find at j.
B. CObt g Co.'s tie largest stock in the city Of
School Books, O.stiins Maps, Church Music,
Bibles, Hymn Books, La,0 and Medical
Books, Blank Books, Stationery, DC.
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FREDERICK CYRTAX,

Sc Seneca street, (near St Clair,
FRENCH DYER AND CLEANER
VERY DESCRIPTION OF
II goods coiored and finished iu re best style
Great attention paid 20 the Ceanms 81 six Dresses
Velocks, Mantiss, Danlask L.fftuins, Costs, Vests
Pants. a.. novls
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n. q. sOLoM0Ns0N. OPrIOIAN,
nAS RETURNED no HIS OLD
8rass foaatIra.

TAMES H. UDHLL, BRASS
-FOUNDER AND MANUFACTURER ol
5.ssr Work Of every description, No. 50 Union St.
lev doors from superior street, Cleveland, Ohio. h.
q prepared to furnish al kinds Of work used toI
used IN The Plumbing Rusines8. Bee Pumps Of all
kinds made and repaired Brass Casting done daily
aud liraza y orb ~ ali kinds r-nairad haa2ita
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TAKE NoTIcE.-The Banks Of this city
will be clSsed on Friday, January 4th. Pa
per due on that day must be paid in to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-03

saaea Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer
Nt} F-1auch ofi,s popularity from the simplicity
4ng its use, which gives tia peculiar value In
5nr al y. The various diseases which may be reach
1s--- and in their ineipent stages eradicated are
among those which peculiarly fatal Il suffered to
mn but the curative magic Of this proparaton g.
one sarms them Of their tsrrors. In all respects
Il i'fhils the conditions Of popular medicine
Se to it, therefore; buy the original and genuine,
Sld everywhere, and by Gaylord Hammond,
Srl. Fiske, o. s. Mackenzie, Strong 4 Armstrong,
80 4. W. sackridors Cleveland o,
ss-See Advertisement in another oolnnnn.
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There have been "a more nterments this month
eDeeember) than there were last month"; an IS more
than for the month Of December, 1859.
ii J. PALMER, City segtoD.
Cleveland, November 80, 1850.
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RESOLUTIONS.

By Mr.. Russell-That q license be and is
hereby granted to Henry Hayes to keep a
ferry for one year from May lst, 1851 in the
ferry district now occupied by him, upon
the payment into the City Treasury the
same fee as paid by him lastyear. Adopted.
By Mr.. Marshall-That the Committee on
Gas be requested and are hereby required to
confer with the Cleveland Gas Company and
R. Law, and ascertain what reduction they
will make on each street lamp post per year
to extinguish the lights at u o'clock each
night. Adoptnd.
BY Mr.. Clark-That the Civil Engineer is
requested TO make an estimate Of the tax
properly ehargeable for paving and sewer
age in front and upon the United States prop
erty fronting on Public Square and Superior
stiSet. Also, the tax chargeable for improv-
ing aud paving Water street against the
United States Lighthouse lot, certifying to
the same, and that the Mayor be requested
10 forward said estsmate to our representative
in Congress, together with a copy of this
resolution, requesting him to use his iniu-
y1U1 s5Sy,raisst, the zeaaisite appropriation.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Ballard, That the resolution Of
fered by Mr.. Christian, June 18th, l86O,per-
mitting the Kinsman Street Passenger Rail-
road Company to lay down and build sin
gle bfGCk pdSstukcA AdAAWag AAo-- ~'0N
line of Erie street, produced, on and along
the centre of Kinsman, Pittsburgh and On
tario and Superior streets, to west line Of
Public Square, &C., be hereby reseinded,-
Adopted.
By Mr.. Ballard, That the City Council as
sent to such abandonment and surrender Of
that portion of said, CemPRny's route shove
set forth, and hereby permit said Company
to lay down and build a single track passen-
ger railway from the east line Of Erie street
produced on and along the centre Of Kinss-
man, Pittsburgh and Ontario streets to south
line of Public Square, thence west and north
along the centre Of street leading around said
Public Square to Superior street. Thence as
also 1T the east of Erie street produced con-
nected with those portions of its route still
retained by said Company, and that the said
Company be allowed until January lst, 1852,
to complete and finish their road, subject,
however, to the same terms, conditions and
restrictions as are now imposed by ordinance
or in the permission heretofore granted to
said Company by resolution Of the Council
passed Oct. 25th, 1859. Adopted.
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~ It has freely acknowledge for the
last any years. that Dr. s. o. Richardsonr Conosn-
traed sherry Wine Bltiors were Invaluable for Civ
ms tone - the nervous system and removing dys-
pepsia, nausea, iaundice, eonstipation vertigo and
eruptiona Of the skin.
The Sherry Wine Bitters are for sale hy GaylO, a
Hammond, Strong Armstrong, and Q. s. Maoken-
sie. Cleveland, o.
uN-Seo Advertisement elsewhere.
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TheRnIlwnr.

ANNUAL MEETISG OF TEE STOCKHOLDERS OF
THE ClEvELASn & PTrFshURGH BAnROAD-
REPoRT OF THE DIRKcFoRs.-The stookhold-
ers Of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
held their annual meeting for the election Of
Directors and an investigation Of the eondi-
ton Of the Road, yesterday, at the Offices ol
the Company, Bank street. The greater
portion Of the stock was represented. The
annual report Of the Directors was presented,
which shows the Road to be in q very favor
able condition. The receipts Of the road
shOw gratifying increose, and the opera
ting expenses have been reduced to as low
an amount as is consistent with the main
tepance of the road in q thoroughly efficient
state. A comparison of the gross earnings
during the past three years, shows as fol-
lows
Total receipts for 1888 S772,O9S 5S
a7' g Q 1859 906T10 0S
g 'sia tn. 1859 1920, 637 50
The increase of last years esrnin GO over
those Of 1859, was about I21k per cent, and
over 1858, 80 per cent. The statement Of
earnings and Ope, ating expenses for 1850 is
as follows;
Receipts for 1850, 5000, ,ss7 50
operating expenses 554,4s7 IA
Net earnihgs 456, ,I4O 6s
The operating expenses were about 551S
per cent Of the gross receipts. In looking at
this per centage, low as it is, it must be borne
in mind that the road has suffered q success
ion Of disastrous casualties during the past
year. In the month of April the unparal-
leled food undermined and swept away large
portions of the river division, causing the
stoppage Of business for some time. The
actual cost for repairing this damage was be-
tween thirty and forty thousand dollars. In
October, the machine shop at Manchester
was destroyed by an incendiary fire, causing
loss in the buildings and machinery, oi
about $4,000. The numerous bridges on
the main line have nearly all been replaced
by new ones, at a cost of over S1l 900. All
these are extraordinary expenses, but are
included in the statement Of operating ex-
penses for the year. The track has been ex-
tensively repaired, about sixteen miles OF
new rails having been laid down and new
ties placed wherever required. The eco
nOmical, and at the same time efficient man
agement of the line, reflects great credit on
President Mccullough and Assistant Super
intendent c. E. Gorham. t -l
Steady progress has been made in the
work of reducing the indebtedness of the
Company, as viii be seen by the following
figures:
Indebtedness reduced in 1858 Sl65 1851 As
1859 15T 1858 80
{" 1860 26O, ZOO 80
The judicious movements made with re-
gard to the re-eonstruetion of the financial
affairs of the Company, promise well for the
interests of all concerned. ~.
The polls closed yesterday afternoon with
the election of the following Board of Di-
rectOrs, substantially the same es the former
Board: ~ n
Jas. Farmer. Jas. F, Clark, q. W. Clark,
Cleveland; D. c. List, Wheeling W. W.
Holloway, Bridgeport; J. Pennock, J. H.
shoenberger, B. Preston. Pittsburgh H. C.
Kingsley, New Haven ]. n. McGulloneh.
Wsllsville ; J. Atwater, Jr., Gatskill, N. Y. j;
B. P. Bremen, Steubenville.
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"a The best and sgfesb as wen as the
cheapest method Of curing all humors aud chronic
complaints, is to use DR.. s. A. Weaver never fail
ingremedios, which arr advertised IN another col
l'lu,n 7ry then and yUu win say 50 too From the
I'VE have seen in their favor We know they
~ u lalusble articles.
Gaylord Hammond, Q. s. Mackenzie, Z.
assisl slider, Strong & Armstrong and VIM. Fiske,
~ Ats, O.
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A FRIEND IN NEED TRY IT.
Dr. SwgEr's lNfALLgBLG LINIHEEr is prepared
from the recipe of Or. Stephen Sweet Of Cen
eetout, the great setter aud has been used in
ais practice for the last twenty years with the most
astonishing success. As an external remedy it is
without rival, and viii alleviate pain speed
Iy than any other preparation. For all Rheumatic
and Nervous Disorders It Is truly infallible, and as
curative FIR Sores, Wounds, sprains, Bruises, &C.,
Its soothing, healing, and powerful strengthening
properties excite the just wonder and astonishment
Of all who have ever given 1t a trial. Over four
nundred certificates Of remarkable cures, Performed
BY it within the last years. attest this fact.
For sale By Strong 4 Armstrong and Wm. Fisks.
See advertisements sep27- R26dRw
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NelVflrM

TEWFLRY-NEW JEWELRY
81 - sre assortment, quite new, lust received
C0WLES B CO.,
Medden House.
OO4FRS' SILVER PLATED
WfRF-The hest ware in America Sold
oniv bT COWLES CO.,
Medden House.
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Special g)utifts.
HrAnAoHEl nrApAonElI

Thousands OF persons aufier ffom hesdsche to the
serious deiriment Of their comfort, business and
health, who night easily be cured By simply using
Humphrey Homeopathic Specifics. The nea ache
Pilltaken In the morning, and the Bilious PHI TAX
eu At night, rarely h TO cure tho most severe and
Obstinate case. Thousands having tried Diem have
been entirely feed Of this bane Of their lives. Co
aud do likewise.
Prico IS cents por box, with directions boxes 81
sent by mail or express, free Of ohargo, receipt
OF the prios. Address,
Or. 2. HUMPHRETsE CO.,
No. s52 Broadway, n. Y.
Sold By 3. W. saokrider, and Churchill Bro.
elg-Ses advertisement In another column.
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DSr To CoNsUAPTvEs,-The advertiser,
having been restored 70 health In very few weeks
~ very simple remedy, amer having suffered sew
sral years with severe lung ansction, and that
3resd disease, ConHumption-is anxious TO make
knoWn to his ielioW-suilorera the meana Of cure.
To all who desire it, he VIII send copy Of the pre-
scription used lree u eharge) with the directions
Tor preparing and using the sames which they viii
dnd SURE CURE FOR CONSUMPTION, AsTH
MA, BRONCHITIS, sc, The only object in send
ing the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted, snd
spread Information which he conceiTes 70 be invalL
able, and he hopes eVerF sufferer viii Try bis remedy
Is Il viii cost them nothing, and may prove bless
aRg.
Parties wishing the prescription WI please ad-
IrssB REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
octl2R2s Wnliamsburgh, KINGS 0ouaiy. \. Y.
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WRDkEsDlr EVENING, Jan.

WEDNESDAY Evening, Jan. ?.
The Council met last evening. .a
Twenty members present.
The President, /. o. Masters, in the Chair.
Minutes read and approved,
PETITIONS.
From Geo. Thompson, asking $500 as in
demnity for loss Of caraiage in consequence
Of the bad condition Of Lamartine and Har-
mon streets. City Attorney.
From residents on ChamplHin street, ask
ing the Council 10 give up the purpose Of
building a sewer on that street, or postpone
it until they are able to stand the expense.
From owners Of property on Michigan St.,
asking that Michigan street be included in
the fire limits. Received and filed.