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WooD's HGIR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES most spsci-
ic> this is proved, by unimp peaChabe evidence, 20
possess great efficacy resJoFsr Of the hair 70 its
pristine VlFor. W here the head had become almost
raid because Of sickness the use Of this article has
produced lesutiful growth Of thieh, glossy hair.
Il Is therefore Yaluable preparation for all eia1sos
dandTud and other impurities Witch operate 50 in
Juriously to the hair u also has curative proper
ties Of another descrip pton. In many cases pimpies
and other disfgurg ments Of the akin disappear
wherever itit Is used. THERE'S harard attach ng
to ths trial Of this remedy, aud its effects can only
be beneh.ia the conp0und, II It dota not cause
manifest improTements y incapable Of doing harm,
as its component elementa perfectly tnnoxi9us-
= Boston Transcript, April "a ls5s,
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z R1sWe have sesn letter from ST. Joseph,
Missouri, January %, which says that the
same pro-slavery men who were denouncing
the abolitionists q month ego are now de-
nouncing the secessionists. This turn Of
feeling IS apparent in all the Border States.
They see that the dangers which menace them
come from the South, and not from the North,
and their anger at the hesdlong rashness Of
the Gulf States viii soon supeTeede their
complaints against the aboitiOnists The
owners Of negross know, that secession hasin.
hicted mote loss upon them in three months,
a hundred fold than all those whom they
style fanatics, since -l7s9.- Washington Re-
PNbksal.
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SHIPPING THE NEGROES.

The agent now sends out his spies to re-
port the mouth Of the river all clear from
cruisers, and with the first hir wind and ever
fsvoring current The slaves are driven on
board, Iaked as the day they were born, in
one promiscuons hnddle Of men, women and
children. The lines are cast oii, and without
word Of farewell these sons and daughters
of Africa are carried away from their native
soil, never, Under any circumstances, to see it
again-never TO reunite the ties that day so
rutlely severed to suffer the horrors of the
'middle passage" during which at least one
third OF them must die, and the remainder
finally doomed to bondage compared to
which death Is a blessing.
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HAIR REsTORATIvE.
IlI' SEE WHAT
oTHERs sAy o. IT,
A DiliiaglisRsa s.. Louis PAy.islaual an Rgile,

A LD'aliilg1lsh St. Lo1as PhySeidn Wgites !:
.rs. s' .I1iI fr1.-u 81! LoBIs, Iuly 70, 1880.
o. J. WOOD. Esq. Dear siss- klloE = ne the pisss.
ura and satlElacti0u to trausmit 70 sou The benqf
ci effects Of your HaiT RstoratiFe, aflera t=iai a.
JanuIry, is5s, sinos which I'm Il hsTe nof besf
without b0ttla on had When commenced tho
use, my hslr asqnte thin, ara St least one third
In three week tint there WIS not gray hair 70 hs
noticed, neii her has them been dp 70 thistim6
49, y nl - etels - tofea contlnu
lts use q applying two OF thrae tmes par month
Ny hair has ever continued healthy soft and glossy
and ny scalp periscty free from dandruh. I do not
particular advantage to you, Or even fattsr yodr
vanity at thls late day, as am wsll Rars they are
are al well known ALREADY, and even more Woudef6l
time IN travelling the greater part Of the time the
past thre9 years. and have taken bride and pleasure
II elects ~ ny own case; II several Instances
have met with people who have pronounced Ii
hnm6ug saying they had used It and without effect
In every instance, however, q proved, By probing
the matter, that they had not used your article At
all, but had used some article said to be good
noticed two or three articles myself Advertised a.
above. which haV5 no doubt are humbuRs Il Is
astonishing that people viz pailonize article q
20 reputation, when there d one 1t hand that has
been proved beyond doubt. A-la -1II
Apparently, some Of those eharlatona have not
brains enough 70 write an adyertlseme as notice
they have copied yours word for word "a several 10
stances, merely inserting some other name in place
i6aEe, within the past i've years seen and talked
with more than two thousand persons thai have
used your With perfect fer
badness, gray hair, scald head dandruh and every
disease the scalp and head are subject to- -.l q
i called 70 see you personally, at your original
place business hsrsi but learned you wore now
You are a. H6srty to pnblish 4bis or to refer mar
| ties to me- Any communication addressed 70 me,
cate Box No. 20; vii Be- promptly answered.
- JANIS WHITE, MD.
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"a SENECA STREET.
0ysttrs, aa1

n S. MALTBYiS' OYSTER DE.
Va POT Gate Holt 4 .lIalthY's) CELEBRATE o
OYSTERS
WILL BE RECB1 WE'D DAILY
Hrom bic establishment In Baltimore-nut up n
cans and Warranted fresh and good or no sale.
Also hrrugf1eaffV saElol OyBtera, bohatera Clams.
Spice 0Fatcrai aud haroinea kept constantly on
noun.H |
Baitlmors Sew York and Princes Bay sh u OF
tsrs win be received daily by ELpre1s.
81 OEk0EElg l1f sale lT the harrels--a
". ". GAINES, AGENT
n-n Mn lna .nnarinr 49, ~ mi d
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A GENUINE BOOs.-In our cap lcity as colductor
Of public Journal, we are called upon 70 advertise
the cure-als Of the day, each of which claims 20 b
unadulteratsd IN its comPqsttion and lnialiete ~
readers 10 determine. In one instance h0WeTer-
Pref Woods Hair Restoratfyo-ge are 20 wei -.
give it eur endorsement as ali that tta Inventor nnd
end claims 4 20 be. Its ahsst upon failing head
of hair Is universally known to b magical Like
lime or Ruano on exhauated land y brings its crof
wherever applied. Our own thatch q fortu1ato ?
healthy but we advise our fri8uds with apaFselJ :
growing hair to Try the observation-disclosures Spy
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Wo0D's HAIR RESTORATIVE has acquired a repu-
not De en- nhalcsd By Newspaper pubs, In vicinity
II has been extensively used, and believe 10 every
with every desired result, and receives the uni
versyl endOrssment Of all who haYe tried II. We
therefore recuInmend it as Of those few genuine
D0strums which accomplish al it PROCESSES. eud al
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AYERS SARSAPARIIILA,

a COMPOUND REMEDY, De-
"a SIGNED to Be the most edectual ALTEnAsrF1
Para 5atslperilla 80 Combined With oter H1h1ia1-r
csa q stu gEeatsE eiieEatlye power e 70 aori
pulsd to cure. Its believed that siics sss-s1y Il
wanted b. those Who 9u-sr ron 3irul1-1l.l eo1.-
cure must prove Of immense service 90 tsi1 iErls
class Of cur Afflicted loF-cItiEaua H0Wconrsfe-
periment many OF the WcTlt cases to BE- found On
the GLOWING complaint
IIoNs AND EAUPHIVB DIsEAGEss J1clll, fI-eLl5
BLOTOHEs, TUNORs, SALT kEEUH, scALD HEL1l
DIsEAsE, DRoFsT, NEURALaIA .oR Tic DCUI0rEEUEs
pEBILIrT, DYSPEPSIA Alp lHDIG1ssIoE, kEEsIREIt1. 4
class Of Complaints arising n0m 1mpurisy d the
This compound win Be founda great promoter o.
health, when taken in the spring. to eEDs The icul
hnmOrs which tester in the blood as that sa1lol q
ranklilg disorders are nipped b the bud. flaIl-
atudes can, by the aid Of this remedy, spare tl-I
egrous sores. throu9h which tis systs vii 7fri1s
rio itself Of eOrrupons If not assisted to do this
teratiYe medicine Uleanssi out the Fitiatsd bl1td
Whensser you find its impurities burrriug thrlu1h
@5sa you md 4 obstS1ctsd and siu1sa in tss
VEINS cleanse il Whenever u ia ioul, and gcur -
disorder Is felt people enjoy better hasltd ard I've
longeri for cleansing the olood. Keep f1e lloog
life ds0rdered, there can Be no lasting haalth---
Sooner or later ssmething must 90 WrpuEs end TIE
8real machinery ul slll4IAr
Sarsapa1illa has, and deserves mneh, the reputa-
Hon Of acconEplishing these ends. But the world
has been egceGi0usy deceived ~ proportions OF iEi
partly because the drug alone has not % tfsfirtue
that Is claimed for g., but more because many rl1
Il, contain but little 81 the virrus of Sar11ari
any thing else. r.f..r
large bottles pretanfing 70 give quHrt Of hErlct
I Of sarsaparia for one dollar. Most of these have
been ands upon the 1ck, for they not only contain
littls, any, Saraaparlla, but oIten no eurltlTe
pr0pertss Whatever. Hence. bitter and pliEl1l az
appointment has beloved the use q TIA e9floll
tracts Of Sarsaparilla which hood the mar1t. untl
/ the name it1af is Justly despi1e and ha1 fecou8
1 synonymOus with inposition and cheat. 1tia We
call this com mpound Sargaparia. ard intend % SUP
ply such remedy IS shall rescue the name nom ne
u load Of obioquy which rests upon lt. And We t1nL
4 we have ground for believing il has virtues aa1
are irresistible hy the 81 che di1ea7al
It Is intended b cure IN order ID aecr thalf con-
plsta sradication from the system, the remedy should
/ Be itdieousy taken according directiols on the
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PEoF. WOODS HAN RysrORGTIFE.-In another
colum viii be found an Advertisements Of this we'll
known and excellent preparation Tor restoring gray
hair 70 its original color. The Hair Restorative 81
cures outaneOus erupuOns. and prevents the hair
falling on. We have SEEN many an hentic teatimO-
nas in proof Of thsse assertions, Of which
from gentlemen WHOM He have kpoWn for many
years persons OF the most reliable Character
Don dye till you have tried this RsgtorsVs.- Bos-
ton Olive Branch. r8-. a.7I ..-
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Net profit, two hundred and thirty-one
thousand Eve hundred dollarsi and so ends
the voyage. But at another time, and in
another place, arIUther balance will be struck,
and it would have been better then for this
captain and bis owner that a milestone had
been hanged about their nscks, and they had
been buried in the depth Of the sea, than to
have reaped the wages Of this dsmnsble sin,
which is eternal death. q -'- ---- L.
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BIoonlsaFoE, Ind, July ., is5a.


I DEAR SIRi-I here send you q statsment that /
think you are entitled to the benefit Of am res
ident OF Bloomington, and have been for thirty
ysais am now over fifty years Of age For ab0at
twenty years tast my hair has been lurning consd-
erably grey, and almost entirely white and very
Bfif and plant. 1 had seen number of certih-
rates Of the very wonderful effect OF your Hair Ra-
stOrative but supposed there was m0re fiction than
truth in them; but entertaining 6trong desire 70
have my hair, If pOssibles restored 70 it8 original
color and hneness, a. IL Was In my younger days
beautiful black, l concluded would make the eL-
perimsus commencing 8 in small way. 4 purchased
one Of your small bottles at one dollar, aud COM
menced using, following directions IS nearly as ]
could ] soon discovered the dandruHr moved, ana
my hair that Wau falling on large qnanf ties was
considerably fightenodi aud radical change taking
place In the color haTa tinlied 20 IL, tin
have used hree Of your small bottles, and us begun
on the iourth have now as pretty = head OF dark
brown or light black hair as any man, or as hid
il my ysutnfnl days, Wben q boy IN the hilh Of
Western Virginia. by head Is enfirsly clear OF
dandrud and the hair ceased entirely falling O ana
is soft and hne and feels oily as though IL was
juEt from the hands Of Frenoh ehaInpOUusr. Many
Of my acquaintances frequently say 70 me HButler
y4sre did you get that hne Wig7p Itch them twas
the enects OF you Restorative. 1t Is Almost npossi
bic % convince them that Il is the original hair
the same old grey held. .'r ours, truly, .t
I'm r.- frederick T. BUTLER,
BlOomingt0n, Monroe County, Ind.
t-Ca Fss sa On.
i.
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PROFITS OF THE VOYAGE.

The captain goes to Havana with one-half
Of his ships register and false bill of sale,
which he forwards to the New York Custom
house according to law, and in the mean
while presents himself to his principal with
the following balAnce-sheet:
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WAEasS sPETNas, Perry Co, Pa, Juns Z, lSsO


Prof. WOOD. Bsar Sir IL was induced morefhan
year ago 20 try YOur valuable Hair Restorative for
the purpose ofelesning my head Of dandruh- l had
suffered with it upon my head for years, and had
never been able to get anything to do any good
IL removing Il, although had tried many prepara
ti0ns, until saw your advertisements IN Harris
burgh paper Bsing there at the time, called Gt
Gross kunkle's drug store, and bought bottle,
and now am prepared 70 recommend 10 20 universal
use for Il has completely removed all dandruh from
nay head and an application once in two weeks keeps
II free frm any II, hing or other unpleasantness
must also state that har had been quite white in
places, and BY the use your preparation has been
restored to tts original color. lam fifty years
Of age and although have used two bottles OF the
kestOFatiye no oBe has any knowledge Of it al
low a few Of my gray hairs % nemAin in order to
have my appearance comport with my age Ny head
is now Of less trouble to in keeping il ciean &C.
than any time since have been child. IcOnsideI
your PREPARATION q Ereat Falue and, althoHsh az
not ike 70 expose myaelf Iconsider II my duty 70
do so. 1 on can use this or any part Of it in any
shape you think proper, ifit Is worth anything to
you ToHIs, &C., II. n. EFTER.
..-E rr 100 Fr ra-rH
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#taifines.
NBALLIBLR LINIMENT.

A04 hs1y ~ " ~, Sc ". ~ ltk -lI11 u -
6A6ag, skl4E Aklka AND aQ1fI1-
H sEAsA4l3f BEDL1l1. GUS AND u t
"OgA6Ps' Pills, 4fAD-
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10 HORSE OWNERS.

ia. SwErr's IEFaILIBIE LIEIMEET FoR HeRsEs "a
am valad By any, in all cases Of Lsmeness, arising
rom sprhinss Bruises or Wrenching, lie effect is
magical and certain. Harness or Saddle Calls,
Scratches Mange, &C., Il win also cure speedily
s,-via and RinEbans may Be easily prevented and
red IA thsir fnoipient stages but confirmed cases
Ara beyond the possibility Of radical ourss No case
q che kind however is 80 desperate or hopeless bui
tsy Be- alIeyiated By this Liuiment and its faith
ii aBlpicstion win always remove the Lameness,
sud enable ths horse 10 travel with comparative
asa
Fvury hoFss oWaer should have this remedy Al
aud, ior its timely use At the frst appearance Of
hamsness viii cBsetually prevent those iorminsble
au1sst mentioned, to which all horses are liable,
sd which render 90 many otherwise valuable horses
ao1rlT Eorthis-s.
So advertisement. ept.97d6E:Rss
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DR.. Weayer's oanlzer and Salt Rheum surup
and 0erale for curing Humors BY

when disease has been long IN the system, the
nrst catering symptoms after taking the Syrup ia
that the humor increases on the akin. his should
not alarm You, t only shows that the disease IL
aorkinz out -ust the result We want 20 aoe. Apply
the orate aud thehumor will heal, and the disease
soon disappears.
Sold by Gaylord Hammond, o. s. HuckeuEiel =.
W. sackrider, Strong 3 Armstrong and Wm. FiHke,
Cleveland, Q.
nF-sIs 1rrftfs antnt
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Meaieines.
IoRE AND M0gE POPULAR EVERY DAY.
PR0E Wo0ps

.lI Civ Eas tIaf arf1. 5
6s. Tw
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An extra copy viii be given to the getter
up Of the Club, for bis trouble; when a club
reaches as high as ffty copies, Tri-Weekly
will be givsni and when it reaches one hun
dred, copy of the Daily LEADER viii be
given or
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dl9tts

HONE AGAIN-G. S. WILLIAMS
Il Steam Dyer aud Shawl Cleaner, boTs leave
selu0unoe g his friends and the public, that be
hons again, Eud located az g. St. Clair street. eleve
lend O, where he has fitted up a DYE HOUSE Wit
ne best machinery, REGARDLESS Of expense, and nat
rl nlself that by strict attention 20 husines tia
he VII y able 60 regain that patronage and supper
Nqlcn iqr 60 many gaarg crowned bis endaaToTs-
hl0lnly2l
B. JACKSON. SILK AM
gOOLEN DYER, No. III Pearl street, Wes
s.ae. oal9s 70; % Bank street, Harris Block, 6V'
coQra north 4 ST. Clair street
bhaWle o. every Varisty cleaned or dyed. Cent?
aarnenta claanad or dyed without being takeI
s7art ,g1lce opehfrom O'clock A. n. till p. n
,Q6 SENECA. STREET.
plElh9, after the Attest and best methods, O al
alshionable eolgrsi including solferino and Magsn
"a On Velvet, Silk or WOoi
cLEAA NC. Ladies and Genslsmen need have NJ
t1itstion 10 sending goods OF The most delicate col
or 81 hstric- Bonnet flumes Steamed and dressed
Remember, NO. a6, Seneca stssot. "a
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RENO VAL.
N. H. sOLOMONsON, 0PrIoIAN,.
uAs RETURNED TO HIS OIL

- stand, UNDER THE AMERICAN HOTEL
Wnsrs he viii e0ntinus % keep choice assortment
of the most improved kinds Of sPE0IACLBS. Ali
as Glasses, whether for near far sighted, are
srcand under his own inspection, BY machinery Of q
ineu construction with the greatest care so as e
leGs or IDlhmmatiun Of the Eyes, and impartinf
EtreErth for long residing OF tne sewing.
81 n. a. SoLoHgE6oE would here inform the pub
lcthat be never employs any one 10 the sale Of his
Ler7ds- -
UI- Also, splendid assortment SPY GLA ASSES,
EICRDSCOpES, COMPASSES, &C. on hand.
- ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain,
us parlect ~ natural.
OFFtrE-Ho. lsn Superier St auE20
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ufgaE 8 .iIll gH1u3
@ IS i ~ oslaiss Is il = ua
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n. rdllor, n lhs RrsnIng ~

How slavorr are Oioarod and CarGoes are
shIpped. The Proats of the siRve-Trado.
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AL Han DIEs ARANDoEED- WOODS GRKA5 Az
rICIE mo TAKsF rHI EIELD--Proiesscr WOOD
stands on en- aminence no chemistl Wnose ettentlon
has been turned to inFenting hair tonic has ever
bef5re fqachsd His fame iB suddani but world wide
and thousands who hagt worn wigs OF been bald for
ysSrs sre nov, through the Of ais prepaTatiou,
yearina their ONn natural and AuNuriant head COW
sriuF.7 So much tor chemistry the chemistry q
fonS of lie system Prof. God 5tndied out the hu-
man hair its character is properties and clease,
and how 70 restore the decaytng vitality % that q
nRue1t he ssW, As IN his own case, that gray hair
4 unnatural unless the ego Of the lndtyidlal h49
-sacbed four soore, aud believed that the hair could
bsnatuTally reTitsliE9d He tried his own cass--sl
most bald and quite gray the age OF thrtT aeTen
-he restored his own. hair IN egiori Ftrengln a1u
luTuriancs, and the article 10 Old u via le La q
ths world. Get WOODS HAlk AlsslghAIlTks
and take nothing else.--lNeW 7 oFk Day NOOK
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OY9TRRg. 0Y8TER9


MANN& CO.'S
Justly CELEBRATED AND
eB Ear ensd
BAITLlonE OYSTERS.
In Cans end Kegs, warranted lra1a end tree from
shells, alG eupsflor 81 any IN the mnrNll and are
now received deilY ty
81 "a. S. GORHAm,
a.- .llt guFElful eI1En1,
Who are the only authorized agents ior this city.
We are prlart e unrfl 9 odunlrf de1Iara with any
quantity, and At any time. These Oyateru are put
up under the Huperyisiou ot .r
vbfR. JosEPH r.. Mann.
Whose reputation b asudicient guarantee alone for
the Foodqndtles Of the oysters. We viii auar7ntee
fheTd edraf ID size % any Oyster put up in Balti
uore and are really toeupply our country frieudg
chsa1sr than Cvs-. We also keef ff#r
SHE'LL OYSTERS AND CLANS
D. ne barrel o. buahoi. Mauuhcturers Of every
kind 81 Gracfert, and q superior qualify, which
os.sRo 2 = Il ief X sabsrior SSaiti'-t street
- EATR "a -REN q 0YSZlERS. ,-I
fTNHE CELEBRATED FAIR HA-
~ YIN Plat Oysters, being the largest and Finest
oyfter1 caught 81 thus season Of the year, re-
red l1ilf % lrlzEze ia cauE gnd keII, and t0I
- as.u3,ef ~ " I'D A; y 9OkhAM,
pnt4 hiV tsi nuperipr street
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-. IL goNsnnrIIEEs.-Tha adNertisI


- To 5oNsuAFtIVES.-Ine adFerusefi
aavius zen ruusorsd 70 heath IN very iev weeks
y vsrY simple REMEDY, afier having suffered sew
aral years with a severe lung anection, and that
Tread disease, Consemption--is unxious to make
.knoun q his ioliov-slEorern che means Of epus,
ToaE <te deairo L, hsuln ssnd a copy oi ne pre-
Ecrftton nsed cree oi charE1) vita the diroctiona
dor iltps-ing anG uElng the sane, which they WI
end snRE CuRE BOB CONSUMPTION, ASTH,
Ma, BRONCHITIS &C, The only object In send
ing tn Prescription Is 70 benefit the afflicted, Snd
spread information which he eonceves te BE- invalI
lhla and be hopss svery sufferer win ry his remedy
- 4 ~ cost them nothing, and may prove q bless
Ing.
Parties Wishing the prescription Will pleass ad-
saress REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
.ootlssE2a Willlamsburgh, Kings County, n. =.
MoTHER's READ THIS.
.TAe loiloulhg is an extract from letter written
y ehs pastor oi Baptist Church 70 the " Journal
snd Aisusahssr, Cincinnati Ohio and speaks Vol-
umsl ca iafor o. that woFJd-Ten0Wned medicine, Of
Mas WiasLoW's sooTHEa sTRUP ron CE1LDhEH
FERrHiSa
ave SCI an advertissmentin in your columns Of Mfa.
Winaioa Soothing syrup Nov We never said ,
aor lfor Of patent medicine beiore In oar lils,
bui s EEL psilsd 70 SAY 70 your readcrai thattil
no humbus-NE HAVE TEIED IT, AND Know II n
Z All n CLAIMS. il is probably, one Of the most
cosssiul medicines of the day, because il is one o
iths boI And those Of your readers who have 5abie
.san't DO better than 70 lay n a supply
seaadyeriisemppI Il anofheT column, asp2sR1
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8oafaiaa

+ R0A RIDING HOUS E.-lT n 4
ID HGU5E No. q Public square and bF
ene citg-tae ogen thotoughlg repaired, and s nov
open Tor boarderl- EnmhieaT WiHhing 70 iurnlsi
tneir oW1 rQom1 cll b recommended With lnrgi
and conyenient ro1ms aud bed-ro0nla and EinFli
Q9ll1l- aa- AaI -llftllrl DIG 8Q1l q
l4AIl- q fllllIlul1 llEIll. hellr9ll1l nIfHr arf
tre1llo taisiEel erHs hQ RIA
al1l
la ariaIflI ~ i-s rl
f1-recr .lIfa .hTFcEr'l falf' a
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From The New York Eyening Post.
THE SECRET HISTORY OF THE AFRI-
CAN SLAVE TRADE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-13
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