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A vILLAIN.-The Cincinnati papers state that
q. a.beautiful girl, aged seventeen; was brought
tothat city from near Pittsburgh, on Monday
evening last, By some heartless wretch, and
left in a stupor, from the effects oflandauun,
at tdisreputable house. When, restored she
stated that her seducer, who was a middle
aged man, hsd deluded her from her fathers
farm, representing himself as a banker; that
at Cleveland, where he had previously prom
.ised they would be married, he accomplish
ed her ruin, and then brought her to Cinein-
natl, where he deserted her as described.
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TRAvEL INcKEAsIEG.-Travel has Of late
been unusually large, and is, apparently,
constantly on the increase, all the Railway
trains coming in filed with passengers. The
hotel registers are some index Of this IN
crease. The number Of names on the We'd
dell House books, last night, looked very
much as General Mike expressed it, ''1ike
old tiues.7 asd-
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FUEsY.-The Ny. World has achieved
considerable reputstion BY the frequency
and brilIisney OF its typographical blunders,
of which the following is fair sample;
The Rev. James Thompson, Rector Of st.
Andrews Church, preached to q large con-
course of people on Sunday last. This was
his last sermon. It few weeks he viii bid
farewell TO his congregation, as his ply
siciabs advise him TO cross the Atlantic
He exhorted his brethren and sisters,and aft
er the expiration Of a devout prayer he took
a whim to cut up some frantic freaks. He
ran up Timothy street 70 John, and down
Benefit street to College. At this stage OF
the proceedings, q couple of boys seized
him, tied tin kettle 10 his tail, and again
he started. A great crowd collected, and for
a time there was grand scene of noise, run
ming and confusion. After some trouble, be
was shot by Jersey policeman. lgf1
Thatputs us in mind Of story told by a
Young man who does not live thousand
miles from this city, of his own sad and
brief experience in the atyPo settin' line"
he was in the smploy Of religious paper
and was set to work upon q piece Of copy
which read seThe Maine liquor law is work
Inc wen in Iowa. By some hocus-pocus
the types got tribe mixed as types will get
al times, and the religious paper came out
next day with the item reading thus ''Ihe
Maine LIQUOR law is working h." but we
won't repeat what they did say. The end
of the matter was that the gentleman in
question, dissolved his conneetion with the
paper Aforesaid, and never medaled with
J types more.
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r1ordPsIeased.

A dispatch says a nOHe .Oroseq'a has been
entered in the case agsinstJoh2 B. FLOYD VI
course nobody expected that he you'd ever
be convicted, huge villain aud swindlsr t'Sough
he is. Don't the Confederate States w.HOt
him to take charge of their Treasury
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-21

- vAErTr FAR, with "Tho Cruise Of
the Polly Ann, +" by A. Ward, and the usual
amount of sharp things, isst Hawks.
Also, The Comic Monthly for April, and
Littells' Living age, Banner of Light, Her
aid Of Progress, &C., for the current week,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-21

The earnings Of the Cleveland / Toledo
Railroad, the second week of March were as
follows
Second week, 1851 SI9,ssF
Second week, 1850 ls,l6s
a+5 5sJrfT .1E ga7 GILt y -Ea -
Increase ts sS'zD
IYGREGsE OF TRAyEL.---The Chicago Dem
o;rat says: ''the railroads connecting this City
with the East, begin to be again pleased with
very heavy passenger business. For in
stance, the train on the Michigan Central
Road, that arrived here yesterday morning,
contained no less than six passenger
coaches, end brought in some four hun
dred passengers-many of them bound for
points still further West. We learn that
this is now no uncommon thing, and that
the other roads begin 70 show an equal in
crease Of travel"
TaE BILL "To RReULArE R. r. ConPA-
NIEs. The Senate Committee, to consider
the above named Bill was to meet in Colum.
bus yesterday. A large number Of Railway
men we're in attendance, and strong efforts
were to be made to prevent its becoming q
law, on account Of certain obnoxious fea-
lures contained in the following section:
SIC. 2. When he railroad of any eompa-
ny, being trunk road, shall, at or near the
same place, connect with or be intersected
by two or more railroads, which are compet-
ing lines for the business 70 or from such
trunk railroad, equal facilities, including
Trice and rates, shall be Afforded by the
company operating said trunk road to each Of
said competing roads, and to the managers,
officers, servants and agents thereof, III the
interchange Of cars and transportation Of
freight, as we'll as in tieketing Of passengers
and checking of baggage M .lf
INroETANcE OF Coon QUALITE IN IRoE.-
A-Writer in the London Quarterly Review,
on the iron trade, states that the necessity
for employing good iron fo- rails, is now SO
generally acknowledged that, in order to in
sure a superior quality, one Of the greatest
railway companies in England have estab-
lished works to manufacture their own iron,
and another company, not less important
are Just about to follow their example. The
writer also thinks that the loss Of 50 many
iron ships is to be attributed to the bad quail
ity Of the metal used in their construction.
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CHASsE tS TrlE ON c.. & II. sRoAD.-The
trains on the MahOning Road commence
running upon new time table this morn
ing; arriving here at 10 A. NJ. and 7:o5iP.
NJ; leaving at $50 A. M. and 4Pa NJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-21

bar Book Keepers piH md fresh sup
ply Of Leroy ". RayekiiFs Gold Pens,
at J. B.. Cobb & Co.'S AZ Of Leroy W.
Fatckilds Cod Pens sold By J. B. o0b5
& 20, are ,ooriahtss for one gear It'd
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AEDERsON.-Anderson held forth to a
large and highly pleased audience last even
ing. His sleight of hand fests are perform
ed with an ease which is equalled by fewlOf
the adopts at conjuring.
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rrnnhIe II No..

Gov. Houston is giving the seceders trouble
in Texas, He refuses to take the oath of
allegiance prescribed by the Convention, and
tIat body have appointed another officer to
assume he Governors duties. An ire
prgSible conflict seems. imminent
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SUDDEN DENTH.-on Tuesday evening Mr..
John KOlkeinsr, who lived near the ''Ex-
change" on the West Side, fell from his
seat on to the aoor and died Immediately.
Disease Of the heart was probably the cause.
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8ralsis 3 6aalaldtp.. D.

TAMES H. ODELL, Brass
% ToUHpER AND MANuFACTqRER q
Bras Work Of every description, No. % Union st
aisN door. from suPsrorgtlest, 1lsyalands Ohio =.
e prepared TO furnish AL kinda q ForE usea ~
steam, Water Gas, and all the various articles
used IN the Plumbing Buliness. Beer Pumps Of all
kinds made and repaired Brass Casting done daily
andBram FORK Of all kinds repaired. dse1k5
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MEssRs. EDrToRs :--Please announce the name Of
WM. WALTER, Jr, as candidate for the otiee df
''i''' '''--'-- MAEY REPUBL1UAEs.
Ed LEADUR:-Pleass. state that E. s. aOLklNS
will be cnddats for the ofca OF City Sealer At the
snsuaR Spring Election for this city. Mr.. H. is .
practical scale maker, having severHl years expert
ence IN he business and will therefore be likely 70
give SATISFACTION to MANY CITIZENS.
JUSTICE OF TIE PEACE.
julius q, BROWH viii be a candidate Tor JUS
tioe Of the Peace West Sdo,) at the coming spring
Election. -.. r-4 ieDzJ
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ManllMfaftnrIerl.s.!.. I 3.
QEkNARD DEbibfENG-
fau~aaasry Fr. n u--a--rt .

No. IA Superior street (Leader Building
CLEYELAEn, OHIO. ~
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Gorernor d Nevaaa.

Gen. Hye ofNew York was yesterday con-
6rmed by the Senate, Governor Of the Terri
tory Of Nevada. He will make an efficient
and able Executive.
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~ The Mecca Oil Commercial is the ti-
tie of small weekly paper issued from the
Office Of the Trumbull Democrat, at Warren.
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gapfr 8an9ings.

no BUY CHOICE .CoRNICEs
cheap, 50 to -s n. CARSON 4 20.
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THE-CITY.

A Coon 0ARRIER WAIVED AT FHIs 0FPtoE.
No one who does not thoroughly under.
stand the business, and cannot come well
recommended, need apply. ha 4.itaul
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nOUsE FURNI5HTNG ARTT-

iou4oseererd, and thuse about going 10 house
EslTnE, sft iuyited % cal and examine our atock
which Fe dhsH take pl6asura m showing, even j
taeJ d not wish loplrchuse.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-21

.FaASE PARKER,-Livery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. ! Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures. ~
~ sep3zR26.ly
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fVHEY5 ARE dTISRD AND ~

\ a OoM MMEhDsD ~ lsadins zPhysiciana u -
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~ An assortment Of Fire Clay Ufnass, 81 OF

y ID
~ An assortment Of Fire Clay UT1s, or
Flower Vases, plain and ornamental, the
most beautiful patterns ever brought 10 this
market designed EoF orhameuting yards,
gardens, piazzas, &c. Also, beautiful va
risty of Fire Clay Chimney Tops, designed
both for ornament end utility--a certain
remedy for smoking chinneyB. Fire Clay
Sewerage Pipe, well glazed, to Q inch bore.
Also, variety Of Goals, Coke, Fire Clay,
Fire Brick, Tile, &c. An the above are the
prOduOtsOf the HammOpdsvills Mining and
Manufacturing Company. Office on the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad Pier.
5LiitiitI JaJ. .ROCKAFELLOW,
March 2is29 GEk y General Agent.
TUBs AND vATs.-M. L. Eddy, No. 4s
Bank street next to Academy Of Music
makes gats and Tubs for oil refnsr's use.
Joiner jObbing done on short notice. For
samples of tubs, retar to Nix 3 Norris, J.
Masury, Rnd E. Main.
Jausl:3-2s
OIL.@Ahe uhderslgned IS prepafed 70
manufacture oil tubes and yatE in a superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable ternsat his HtsaIn Plsning Mil,
corner of Erie and Rinsman streets, Gleve-
land, Ohio. 10 ef.1l g. Il. KIDNEY.
janlsRlO e.
~ Street Railroad Tickets, q for one
dollar, are for sale at W. p. Fogg's Orockery
Store. .e..l. -ai. b. I7e!svos
~ All should not fail to read the adYer-
tisement Of Prof. Wood in tO-dayis paper.
i-g ~ See advertisement Of DR.. 6anfoFd's
LiverInvigora ..a .-s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-21

FIRE YESTERDAY MoRNIEG.-A IRE broke
out at 5o'cloek at the house of William till-
more on Main street, West Side, which, with
an adjoing building occupied by Jno. ponO-
van, was entirely consumed. Fillmore lost
about $500 and was insured in the Liverpool
and London Co. for $500. Donovan, who
was a dealer in ship stores, lost $500 no in
surance. Fillmore went fishing at o'clock
and thinks that the jar caused by shutting
the door may have thrown down the stove
pipe and thus been the means of setting ire
to the premises.
Last evening, 9z O'eloeka fire was dis
covered in two story unoccupied frame
dwelling on north street on the brow Of thu
hill foot Of Pearl street, West Side, which
was damaged 70 the amount Of 500. 1t was
owned by G. F. Psirce. Insured in Etna
Company, Hartford, Conn.,, $1,000. The
building was seton FIRE by incendiaries, as
it had not been occupied for a, long time.
q r#.H. ~ III "H a ~ u WI s =
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8RiIdfrs.

DR0OKS s. o. q &. W, BUILD
p Frs Ain1 n slalaitdtrr1fa Of Door8, Blind
90 Hrackgtg a1d an kinds of Scroll Saving AM
CHIfit UofZ. HlTticuar tfi1Efldu paid to lttlini.
N Stores. Factory on Division street, near Oeutrt
Elocr, UlsFelEnd, ono, nolese3l
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Several important nominations were sent
10 the Senate yesterday by the President.
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WLgamaToN, Mareh 6lh, 81.

Legislature on tuesday; ...,.
- WksHBsTOE, March 9Th 1861
SlR: Will you have the goodness to make
InoBn TO the General Assembly my resigRH-
sion Of the office Of Senator OF the United
states tom the Stzte Of Chic, of which I
shall Immediately sotity the President Of the
.5enate2 It would be far more consonant
with my wishes to remain 81 the post 70
Which Che people Of Ohio, through the Gen
eral Assembly, saw tito call me. Deeply in
debted to their generosity for repeated marks;
f eonhdehee, profoundly grateful for the In
iulgent eOnsideratitn with which my en-.
ieaYors to promote their interests have ever
leen regarded by them, it is impossible for
me to prefer any other service to theirs.
But the President has thought ct 70 cali
ie to another sphere of duty, more laborious,
lore arauous, and fuller BY far Of perplexing
sponsibiites. / have sought to avoid it,
ID would now gladly decline it If ! might.
i4 had il, however, impossible to do so With
Jut seeming to shrink from cares and labors.
or The common good, which cannot be hon
lorably Stunned. shall accept therefore,
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BDeEsad what Dr. Busausil sa{5 g tee aIesn-
berg Ned cines.- Br. ,. l1 ? pll lisl ~ l---te
rr66tics and onsof the 1olr sues. sll ~ ~ o91-
b CTrnmbulll in ghieh q r'-..e7i ~. o.,
ON Ia o-rfi dos thai 1aas =. W - a9fs
rylt.rr1f f1r5blll n Ca11glio1 loia lt - =. ..
johnson, 70 nv praotios. !as4 e - qlainPs
ia 81 Drnrglsfs sna 4sale1nr uss.-sa thrus a.
,r-f fhs oounfTy. ls-lclpsl qf Aiysug'rs, -
ai;sSs i5SsslsG t'1 adhsfai AsaaiihE Ubio.
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POLICE CouHT.-W. Jones, Sinclair Wright
and James Dewire were sent to the chain
gang for thirty days on charges of drunken
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NRw LIeHT- HoUsEs.-We understand that
three new iron pile lighthouses are To be
erected the coming season for the benefit of
the Lake Superiar navigation. They are to
be located at Detour, Whitefish Point, and
on the Manitou Island, Lake Superior The
iron work IS now DeIng made at the Wsst
Point foundry, Coldspring, ny The lights
are to be of the third order, and the cost of
the whole is to be S45, 900. They will be put
up under the supervision Of Captain John
Pope, engineer of this lighthouse district,
and Mr.. Lederle, his assistant.-Det. Adv.
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A ~. a1EII0nrs Iranbdll o., o.
hereby certify that lave bssu a-aiinl D -
Crsisnberg Nrdicines or ne PAL Yar, au ca a -
ly say that have never o1l1ed ans ladicn1a c. -
public that haVe uet vita the d71i1i arpFc 1sIill
Of the plQalt l1Al tll1-I -lal4iaIlI ElAa-
Cathoiicon- LeaE Nj lEEferns 81 Sod ll1Fs 49,
promised lor them / hafa sold about lfly lce4
~ the Iefd0lio1n tae pusf year rlil 1snz ~ ~
results In even case. =. u. O. n SillL4lyas.
March Z l3E7. ae z 4oa- 49,
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a-l gzs-see advertisement of DR.. sanfoFd's
LiverInvigorator. .-s
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by Last Nights Mail,
The senatorial Caucus.

s The Republicans of the Legislature held
an adjourned caucus last evening to ballOtfOr
Senator, Tie folio wing despatch received at
II o'clock, shows how the candidates stood
Up to the Seventeenth ballotf IEJtfFF
,'.'-l ln Special Dispat h 70 Cleveland Leader
~ Z baa GO1UEBUs. March 90, 1861.
Caucus met this evening as per adjourn
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MARSHALL'5 UEkk4hE GAkhV4leyA,
vhich Is oaersd - osrteIn curs ~ cas.s nerunra-
died With the foiOEin1 lyulp ptulIa frrl
RaakDesss Feinrncsss DzraEgea arr1tlie. Islii1EI
Comp plexign, Pssa IN ne back aIle hiluaIs Q'I,1.
Cold ifn1lI and Vest. 1loGllll71, leFall flasl
ralflss Palpitatfna 81 fhps HalTr, uizEue1E EeE9-
0usnese, HesiacEe, Hestless1e5s, plafurtrd sleaps
Fll5hes efths- heart, Gener4l Pan 0raaiiuG ale
.lfafIi ~ the alin1 1u beENee1 ra rhuulrsra. atd
stomach, Nausea, lndisestiul, Diicllt P.ssl13- q
zine NEth haat - slilaFtihs ltohfnG, dlr1l17 1f
Irr tstion q the HleriIie 0E7ar5, Aig1tll-7g ~
pair, HTst1rics, AnIisfy, Red facr, Aursqna flii
ing Startiue. Cpnstinafi11. lrritl1Le sliii 50
ueas, DePraFei ApptIllas tlelais1'ls alll,. 49,
frredfsr Houeis. tTn1fsafanf Uralllr fllnl in ne
I7ferine IJl-,uF 4 - 8fass srld tll in te l-l1i
Ioss Of the Memory, BsEl-. eialsaat p a7
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= lOERAPE. 81 OINRMENT. I
1881 TwEIy.E 9. YEARs 4s.

N
IOVA the success Of ssTsr.l u.sdicai ssrlls-
nlsn IN curing diese ubon pFineiplsa IN dcd5,ldg
with tue great natural laws, indla1i fi,ir l-tut1
rnant as An Incorporated instlldtiou un1I ~ - u
the LaGslarurs h, Esie dlllu 6i tn : t3 ~ l7
COMPANY VI hrW farks I1appntlnllssi 1llco,.t -
their reuisdis5, sud the hrn hold tIeg have 7ailsi
Ipon puhle coufge1cs. has lulg iled me 1lnor
cOufrrrrd upon the AssDct.tion b L=ralaglFs %
act tnlenf and they uaga reaa0n led great b le =
comparing their susoeas with medical acaiai1s 81
60 chartered BY Qublic aufhorify Llsolicite 1e1fl
inony from public md pritsia il Fi1us con
mendatpry notices n tne iralling- r1ui1r ldlrrdl1
bear witness % the niedical s. d snd high rsI1l
oharacter II the Erntlsnisn cudnec1ed VIA u p
sti1utios thus ussuriDZ ilE p1ifG ftte alruur t11
many worthy advertisers Of fhr aa3 i p y s4s
lRNBERG COMPANI haa ever been lnd Wil b
raliabe and trust worthy irdiuIl ~ the relol1tl1
uf health 70 the addicted, and al sFlo are au1ng
may address them sith entirs- oonlasuc
The principles and 1-aotice q ul,diftr rd1 - ~
this institution are uc4slY 81 toTlt u ~ j. 2 rl
ENBERG MANUAL OF HEA u b, - invaluatle
medical work, publish i9r 1in nllT uai ald a -
fore sold The nominal piice o. = E ntss ioT Hhc1
sum it O. mailed tre8 e ang lAFt .. % c1l1l
The healftf of AnleFicaIl n l1I1e.lI liel o. lll-
dran, AMI the more ohaclfe and clrcuic eoll 7llli
- v--sIT
Try have recsiVed the attention ol ehis Luli1u11,
and il is enoug b - say rhsy hsFs zrQyei thssTes
ilfy con pste1t for th st trosl8 uhich u publs
have cqndded - ther slgiti. --..t -gr
fes4risal u III fcl1as a11face cldre1 dllrrIit
rs-asffes alaptsi % difsrlnt dlit1ll ullh Ul1lte
directions aoooupsnYinE sach zrrirla- he A'uei-
cine 10 uri1h We wish % csll tne ltteutiol q the
r1su Eg.nnies allIc-ed d-ith dise.sz. .
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THE NAY QUEEN.-The steamer Nav.
Queen arrived from Cleveland last evenin z
at about half past Eve o'clock. She brought
up a ful load Of freight, and experienced
but little difficulty in getting through the
ice. She will leave again either this even
ing or tomorrow morning, the question not
having been determined up to q late hour
last night.-Dst AdV., 10TH.
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Thomas Ferpsvorth was sned the costs
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]. 8 Maekenzis. Z, y sses riaer. &C. 9, q
UNTHER81L, JINIHEk81L-
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AN Of the GrsFsnbsEg Nsdsinss EEs ~
sale By
CHURCHILL 4 BROTHuR, UrrEsidls
RIo g y, eor QEtazi0 g. 3 l'nslia sa,fa
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geHfettioletN.

TOHN -sGHBINK ===7===7=
Heyins removed 10 hts new ouartera, -,
49, : 40. %, EYMANs BLOCK. 4ri
Opposite THE C0gkT HOBsEsON PUBLIC
q prepurod oreoeivs the calls o. BIS friends dnd
- TIE rutlic az large. a-r t ..rtH I1Iilf % 900
EEsTythinE u lhe lho ~ ionfectlouery Is kep. at
Wholesale AND RETAIL As usual.
l-ali- OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE
ven The choicest eatables rerTed M Al a mo-
DINNER Is sERYED DAILY
for the aocommelAtiol OF nhtRols having busin -
a. the Court House.
KEkHErf ALE ON -nRAUGHT
ieb2. Al Z 81 u
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g .htry, and 81 Vbo ify thea pronouhcs den i1-
t-ttlaa'ips 81 10 40 1E1Ese l.f fn
Dr. JAMES L. LEEPER, whites frou sTar-s.
stark County, OhiC, The Birisrs are hiEhlT rlals-
, s9 Il nc saSss s9asTiRg g s7YI7 Aadisrtiop g
RS. DAVIS, -Pestmsstsr e yFfui.nporf.r ohlo.
says-''fhey give grsdf saiisaction- uss tsln ~
aellf haTlng taken Oil ~ uclo1la VfoEtra1a rnd ~
my appetita- 1t relieved lne az d a. rocurlmsud
tE " IA slea1 assuraIEe- r. { a. uIHrtis.1
Dr.. Wm-M- kERR, Of Rogau1Flle. lad, Vrrltas
% tn4t they are he sioas isit thle l1il5ln. r1i
With Them made several e1rsa ~ nairi1fi6n q -
k4earf and SenerRl lls5tliEE. - ls7r- frl. u M
THOMAS sTANFORD, Esq., BlountsTiIis, Hsn11
D., Ind, urltaI all5 ferls1. dEsr .ls ii Il.T
4. l350. He muca rsIncsd, hsTing ), 81 "a ncIsi
iOr tnree ge2r3 lrIr1 grt l1fE al lebIllF. ullHr
Ton q the hgsrt q tls noss ssTera ans proltrtfpE
charactef, -'alter as1 : ilE bel tel wa -
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