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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

AFPEARAN0Es. TnE FALSE AND TIN TRUE.P
Those Of our readers who listened 70 the
fne poem delivered a short time since be-
fore the Cleveland Library Association, will
remember the eloquent tribute therein paid
TO Irving and Macaulay. This, through the
kindness of its author, we are enabled to
publish. The entire poem, in connection
with others, will before long be issued in
book form
Honor to all whose hand, or Tyre, or tongue,
Hath formed OF sweetly said, or loudly Tung.
What just advancement claims. The world Is
And her true love notes may be yet unsung
Her great have worn the laurel or the erol5n,
For kings have passed Tines common highway
down.
Within one little year locked hand in hand,
Two monarohs journeyed TO the promised land.
No more for aye shall Irvings footsteps fall
w Mithin the faneied realm Of Bracebridge Hall,''
No more the stranger, nor the friend, shall greet
Ills manly presence In familiar street.
de loved the brook, the dell, the opening flower,
He called the roses to enWreath his bower;
The birds and he were friends-they talked Of
love
Meath the tall arches Of the tangled grove.
lie left them all and so 1Ss say be diod,
Ihat brave cid ehrOniclef Of Sunny Side,
Who lights the prospect with his living smile,
like 10 sun, whose satellites the while
Revolving, catch the brightness of his rays
And wear his livery as they hymn his praise
Tomb ofthe mighty dead. to thee we trust
The faithful keeping Of Macauiay's dust
Poet, historian, politician, sage,
QUaternion star that lit the living age
Go down IN glory, mOurned BY all the train,
Whose ehaEiOts ron al0ng the golden plain
But, morning daWns Ger misty mountain crest
tiladness dispels pale Sorrows sad unrest
The flowers viii spring, and, as their fragrance
blends
With bCgedictions that cur Father sends,
So shali instructions which Macauiay gave
Mingle with memories that embalm his grave
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04
THE FAMINE IN KANSAS.
Appeal for the Destitute from the New
York City Committee.

VIM. c. BRYANT, J. f. WILLIAMS,
Chairman. Treasurer.
Chas II. Marshal Seth B Hunt,
Morris ketchum, G.. b. Bronson,
Daniel Lord, Daniel Drew,
r. II. McCurdy, C.W W Elliott,
J. S. WadsWorth.
It has become our imperative duty 10 urge upon
the public attention the iact-that over 20 600 of
our fellow citizens in Kansas are now in imnii-
neut danger of starving. We have the evidence
from all sOnrces-from Gen. PonerOY, Chairman
Of the Territorial Relief Committee, from the
columns Of nearly every newspaper there, Of all
shades Of pOlitics-frOm our own reliable agent
who has Just returned. There was doubt of the
misery, terrible, widespread, destructive.
We have evidence that whole families have al
ready died OF starYation and that thousands more
must lie down discouraged, and died Of want and
disease consequent upon it, unless prompt and
thorough reliet is at once supplied. Congress Is
now attempting 20 sustain the starving Indians
but our 90 900 fellow couutrymen-men, women
and ohildren-can neither get away from the des-
olatiOn, nor borrow, nor beg. Their only depen
dence Is upon Us who have never known hunger
They must be sustained viii you help Us 70
help themi
To assure you that whatever you do will reach
them, we state that In every township is a Relief
Committee-these are all represented by the Ter
ritorial Committee as follows:
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rrhrrrorlAn connlrrrr-

s. c. Pomeroy, Atohlson w. W. Guthrie
Brown County; }. l. Mcdowell. LeaTenWorth
Rev. G. Reynolds Lawrence Rev. y. BOdwell
J3PPcon J8Pc q Civ Lime Lines SoV Wsbkansse &c I1a
Baker Centralla Rev. Wm. Bishop, Salina
Judge A. Spaulding, Jefferson County }. c.
Lambin Butler County Geo M. Russell, Wy
andott
EXECUTIVE CoNlrTTE
s. Q. Pomeroy, Chairman j.. 1. Mcdowell,
Rev. Z. Reynolds, Rev. L. BOdWell, +. p. Baker
$. z. POMERGY, Corresponding Secretary.
@. II. .FAIRCHILD, Treasurer,
Gen Pomeroy Is Chairman, and at AtchisOn de-
votes his whole time and energy, with assistants,
20 the receipt and distribution Of all c0ntrlbu-
tions Of food and clothing, all Of which are de-
Hvered upon reQuisitiOns Of Town Committees,
and are distributed through them. This Organi-
zation is prompt, thorough and effective, and we
advise the sending Of supplies through IT, Money
ane clothing are needed from usi food can be got
In the West.
The names of our committee appear at the
head Of this appeal, and we hope viii be sufii-
eient 70 induce cooperation. Our Treasurer is
John f. Williams, President of the MetrOpOii-
tan Bank, New y Ork city. All money sent 70
him will be applied TO the payment OF Gen.
POmerOy's drafts, on account Of freights and
sacks. We appeal 70 you all, by every dictate Of
humanity, OF honor, and Of public good, 70 unite
with US in alleyiating this great calamity. There
is no time to be lost
First We ask individuals everywhere, to con-
and neighbOFs.
Second, Weappeal TO all Churches and organ
lied bodies to act promptly, generously and Ell
GENTLY.
Third, We urge upon every Governor of every
State Immediately to bring this matter to the at
tentiOn of their Legislature and people. Our
last statistics show that nearly $500 900 is needed
within the coming fortnight, to supply this peO-
pie with seed for Spring planting. II can only
be furnished by State EetiOn. Every cOnsidera.
ton Of interest also demands that this new State
should be enabled to become seif-5ustaining, pro
ductiye, and eventually rich-thus 10 fulfil her
destiny, and 10 help others, as we now helping
her
We ask, therefore, every Legislature to do as
they would have others do 70 them In like dis
tress, and at once to grant ample supplies.
All money sent 70 our Treasurer, JOHN +.
WILLIAMS, Metropolitan Bank, New York
city, will be gratefully acknowledged and effect
lively used.
All clothing should be sent to g GEN. POAE-
ROY, Atehison, Kansas and freight should be
prepaid.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

BENEFIT.-Mr. John OIker, the we'll known
musieians who has contributed to the pleas
ure Of nine-tsnths Of all cievelanders by the
tones of his instrument in concert and ball
rooms, has complimentary benefit on Mon
day evening, March IIth, at Chaplin Hail.
A promenade concert will be given, and q
good time may be expected.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

THE Musical sOCIETY.-We are glad to
learn that this Society viii give another
musical entertainment in this city before
long The organization is a large one, and
considerable expenses are necessarily in
CURED in its maintenance, which is good
reason why all who are desirous of aiding in'
the advancement of a high order of music
should attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

ISAUGUzATIOS BGIL.-A grand ball in
honor Of the Inauguration Of President Lin
coin comes off this evening at the johnson
House. All who chance to attend will be
entertained in the best manner, as the affair
we are given to understand is gotten up on a
broad guuge principle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

10 tie E5i0rs 9f als LeaaeT.

10 tie Editors Of ths Eeader;
An Organization existing in this city has
seen fit to publish articles in several news
papers with the evident purpose of inhict-
ing, if possible, an injury upon the Cleve-
land sprague Cadets. Without stopping to
consider whether such procedure be in ac-
cordance with true military courtesy and
dignity, and without taking further notice
Of the communication in question, wish TO
make single statement for the benefit of
those unacqualnted with the facts in the
case.
The young gentlemen whom have the
honor to command, are connected with the
most respectable families of Cleveland, and
their undertaking has been commended and
sustained by men of high standing It is
the intention of the Cadets to conform strictly
to the rules which they have subscribed,
and should any fail so to 10 do, immediate
dismissal from the corps viii be the penalty.
That the system will be beneficial to young
men there can be no doubt, and as it has
succeeded in Chicago, have every reason to
think it will succeed here.
Very respectfully,
CHAs. A. De vLLrERs, Comd't.
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SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-The an
nual renting of slips in the Second Presby-
terian Church, will take place on Wednes-
day next, March 6, at 2 o'clock ?. NJ.
Cleveland, March 4, 1861.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

LAST SPECIAL WRIrINe CLASS EVENING.
1T will commence Tuesday evening, 5th
inst. Last chance for the season.: Quite a
number of beginners in learning to write will
be present. ltd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

MUsIcAL.-The Cleveland Philharmonic
Society give & private rehearsal and sciree at
the Angler tomorrow evening. Those who
are fortunate enough to be invited will have
a very pleasant entertainment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

MARINE.-Some preparations have con-
menced for the Spring trade among the
vessels at oswego. One er two vessels are
fitting out already, and one will leave port
about this time.
The Ashtabula correspondent of Buffalo
Express writes:
Capt. G. A. Thayer has on the stocks, at
his ship-yard, new vessel of about 5000
tons burthen, which he is building for H.
Hubbard & Co. They intend to have her
ready for the spring trade. The schooners
New Lisbon and Arctic are undergoing
thorough repairs. We are expending about
one thousand dollars on our piers by sub
seription-so our harbor will be in good re-
pair at the opening Of navigation.
The following vessels are laid up here
Sch. Mary Collins, A. E. Hart, Arctic, New
Lisbon, Oneida, Sioux.
The Buffalo Commercial thus noies the
preparations at that port:
@The majority ofthe Western Transporta-
ton CompRny's propellers are now under
going thorough repairs, preparatory to the
hard service which will be required Of them
during the coming season. The Mohawk,
which was 50 nearly demolished by the ex-
plosion of last fall, and has been under the
hands of the shiP-carpenters all winter, is
nearly made whole again, and will be ready
to resume her trips on, or at least shortly
aaer the opening of navigation. The Mary
Stewart is being partially provided with
new decks and arches. and e new stern is
being put upon the Mayhower The Free
States main deck is being rejuvenated, and
an arch is in process of construction in her
hold. The Missouri will have boiler deck;
the Saginaw will be thoroughly overhauled,
and the schooner Cairo is also TO be subject
ed to sundry repairs"
The Buffalo Commercial also says the
schr. Storm King, S75 tonnage, was sold
day or two since, by G. ". Tiff, Esq, for
SII .OOO.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

JOhn /. struns-wheslsrA wilson's sewing Ma
chimes.
L. 1. Baldwin CO-Dry Goods.
5. Hynan-Dry Goods.
d. sandfoTd 4 &seR-Dissolutiou.
Rsttberg Recommendations Cotton.
Wm. q. Fargo Oo-FlOur-Loosl Notice.
Commercial College-Writing OlAss-Local Notice.
Luoretia Bradley Hubbell-Business Notice.
q Second Presbyterian Chureh-Local Botico-Rent-
log OF Slips.
Henry spaldiDg-cOphAlio Pills, 4e.
D. A. Edjy-stray Cow.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

b@ Book-tsspsrs ViH find a fresh safp-
Pg Of Leroy w. FarekilFs Cold Pens,
at J. B. COBB & Co's. Al of Leroy W..
FarehiIds Gold Pens sold By J. B. Cobb
g. o., are sOarTantsd for one gear. ltd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

lzg- Go to the dollar store, Marble Build
ing, for fine Gold Jewelry, Silver Ware, &c.
marI-2t
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Kansas RELIEE.-Tbe Kansas Committee

N. B. Packages for Kansas sent to CleYe-
land should be eompanied by letters from
the donors, stating where they are from,
what they contain, and the value of the con-
tents, addressed to II. B. spelman, or Sea-
man and Smith.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

Cataract Mills and Magnolia Mills Double
Extra White Wheat. For slale by Wm. H..
Fargo 4 Co., p MesTin street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

OIL.-The undersigned is prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vata in a superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms, at his steam Planning Mill,
corner Of Erie and Kinsman streets, Cleve-
land, Ohio. G. H. KIDNEY.
ianI8RI0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

RULES OF THE ZoUAvE LIGHT GUARDs.-The
zOuave Light Guards, at a recent meeting,
passed the following rules and resolutions
unanimously:
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THE CUTAHoaA WoRKs.-The Cuyshoga
Furnace is full of business at the present
time, and is turning out some very fine speci-
mems ofsteam engines and other work. They
are now engaged in the manufacture of an
elevator engine for Messrs. c. N. Smith &
Co., Of Chicago, which will contain several
novel Improvements; propeller engine for
the Northern Transportation Company new
boat, the Empire, now lying at the furnace
dock, and tug engine for Haekett Brothers
&CO. A large amount of repairing is also
going forward.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
JUSTICE OF TIE pEAcr-

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
JULIUS II. BROWN will be q candidate Tor Jus
tce Of the Peace, west Sido at the coming Spring
Election. teb2O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

ST. PAUL's CHURoH.-The pews in this
church will be rented on Monday next at 2
o'clock P. NJ, for one year from the first
day of March. AARON CLARK, sec'Y.
Cleveland, Feb. 9th, 1851. marl:St
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Goal

THE HAMM0NDSVILLE MIN
ING and Manufacturing Company have on
hand st wholesale and Retail, from their own
Mines and Manuiactories-
HAMMONDsY ILIiz COAL, for Gas, Steam, Smith
HAMMONDsHlLLEC0 COKE No. I, for Manuiacturi
IAMM0FDsVILLR oOKE 10. 2. for Domestic
dAMMOEDsVILIE FIRE CLAY, well ground.
ana dry
HAMMOEDsVILLE FIRE BRICK, common pat-
tern, and wedge SIDE wodge, circle or arch and
Cupola.
5AMM0EDsYILLEFIR CLAY RETORTs AND
IAMfONDsVlLLE FIRE CLAY TILE, ofevsry
4kHffoFDsVILIE FIRE CLAY FLUE coy..
ER8 or TILE, every pattern.
3AMMONDsVIIbE FIRE CLAY FLOWER VA
eFS plain and Ornamental.
dAMMONDSNILLE NIEkll led " AILh PA x
GAS PIPE, &C. Of every size and variety eu-
bracing single aud double branch screw bends
&C. Also.
HAMMONDSVILLE COAL OIL,
FOR lubricating aud burning, al wholesale onlY)
j. j. ROCKAFEBLOM,
General Agent Olfoa on o. a p. Pier, Cleveland
Ohio. mRr23r2f
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FOUND AT LAsT.-Bronchitis, and also
Laryngitis, known as weakness or loss Of
voice, peculiar to public speakers, cured.
DR.. Gibson's new treatment will cure, after
all others have failed. Warranted. It is
the ne plus ultra Of medical science. He
also cures catarrh, asthma, coughs, con-
sumption, dizziness, nervous diseases, and
diseases of the liver and stomach. Office
ll7 Ontario street.
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There have been 20 more interments this month
CFebru4ry) than there were last month, and SO
more than for the month of February 1850.
J. PALMER, City Sexton.
Cleveland Feb /, ls60-
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The ItailWRTs
From the Oommsecial Journal.

THE PTTTsBUReH AND CLEVELAND RAH-
RoAD.-We respectfully represent to all con-
cerned might cross the river at Rochester,
and come up thesouthWest side of the Pitts
burgh, for the following reasons:
/. From personal knowledge oftwo-thirds
Of the people Of that side, for some miles from
the river, express the opinion that the ma
jority wonld tske stock, 20 the amount Of one
dollar per acre, Of their land While they
are heartily tired Of the County stock, taken
without their consent; yet from knowledge
thatit would increase the value Of their lands
(if there were no avails, and be a great con
venieDce, they would literally aid in the un-
dertaking, and give the right Of way,
2. The people on the Island would, no
doubt, transfer the large sum subscribed for q
bridge, TO q railroad and take stock. The
produce Of that Island, and the very produc-
tive region all along the course Of the rosd,
would support it, much more than could be
done on the opposite side, where there is
composition.
3. Notwithstanding the bridging, il is be-
heVed the road could be built cheaper as far
as Cork's Run, where it would unite with
the SteUbenyille roed, than 90 over the hills
in Ithe rear Of the Chicago aud Pittsburgh
road, OF along the sida Of it. Let the propo-
sition be carefully considered.
90
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TUBS AND YATs.-M. L. Eddy, No. 4e
Bank street, next to Academy of Musici
makes Vats and Tubs for oil refner's use.
Joiner jObbing done on short notice. For
samples of tubs, refer to Mix & Norris, J.
Masury, and E. Main.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-04

FRAEK PARKER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sorQApqR.Tv
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coke COKE n COKEfIl---
~ II. WALLACE & SON ARE NOW MANU-.
EAJTURIN9 Coke nom the pure HAhIMONDS-
70 any other Coke ID tha market We can frnish
testimonials from numerous manufacturers who are
highest teruE
Also, q corrtant supply Of Hdmm0ndsville gfrin
purposes.
ReinE located iinaiaiaiy Oh the llns Of the Ua4e
land 3 Pittsburgh Raircadi We can ship With dis
Dqtch 70 any part Of the Etafo. Orders solicited.
u. H. WALLACE q SON,
HamuordsTlIIe, Jelefsou Comfy Ohio.
January 81, lSf1. EnRa
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Ag&G. W.R. B.-Mr. Kinnard, engineer
Of the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad,
is now upon the line, and The work ia being
pushed with vigor. The road is nearly grad
ed to the State line, and viii soon Be IN con-
neetien with the sunbury and Erie. By
July il will be extended to Warren, and thus
open new field Of profit to The Erie road
As the company has It's iron here, and money
to pay all iis bills promptly, by Autumn Of
1851 the track viii be in use far into Ohio,
70 the great advantage Of New York and the
Wests-N. ! ITiblAs.
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Va Street Railroad Tickets, q for one
dollar, are for sale at ". P. FOgg's orockery
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aELESs
RetolUed, That from the date ofthese reso-
Iutions, the following acts shall be and are
declared offenses against our organization,
punishable by expulsion and publication in
the Cleveland papers, the Nel0 York Ledger,
and the Clipper, his business and Pecuniary
liabilities. also the name of his grandmother,
and forfeiture of his uniform and equipments
and clean shirt.
1st. Entering the house of man who
drinks liquor, or whose breath smells Of
liquor, whether he drinks it or not, or whose
relations are in the habit of drinking liquor.
I'd. Walking along any street where q
house of i'll fame is located, unless it can be
proved that there amt any such street.
Sd. Winning large sums of money at
"gamboling," unless it is for the benefit of
the poor.
4th. Entering any private room attached
to any hotel or saloon unless accom- panied by
clergyman of good standing.
5th. Playing marbles in the streets. or
rolling ten pins, except in closets at home.
Playing marbles is harmless in itself, but it
leads folks to swear, and say naughty words.
The Guards mustn't say naughty words
9Th. 1t is the duty Of each member to
grow mustaches long enough to tie under
his chin. These who can't will be fined un-
til they do.
9TH. sneezing on the streets is positively
forbidden. No man who has any respect for
himself will sneeze on the streets.
sth. As each member is supposed to be a
gentleman, and as no gentleman will borrow
another mans handkerchief, to blow his
in, it is not considered necessary by the
company to make any rule il that regard.
9th. Nomember will be guilty Of picking
his teeth in the streets. A tocth-pieker en-
gagged by the year to pick the teeth of the
company may always be found at the Ar
mory.
10th. Each member Of the Company shall
provide himself with banner SIX feet by
eight, inscribed with the name of the corps,
which he shall carry on all occasions, so that
the public may know that they are military
soldiers, sometimes known as trainers.
18th. That these rules go into effect i'm
mediately, if not sooner.
Capt. DIROBISINO,
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Capt. D'ROBIsINO,
Cemanderio.

After the adoption of the above rules, 1876
members were proposed and unanimously
elected, with the distinct understanding that
the sth commandment shoald be pasted in
the crown Of each mans hat for frequent
reference, with the exception Of the com
mandant and financial secretary who are
at liberty to do as they pleaee.
1t is to be presumed, Of course, that The
above stringent rules viii lose US many mem
bers, but We are determined to enforce them,
though we are reduced in consequence to
three members.
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SOMETHING TO LOOK Forward To.-The
Herald of Progress publishes several spirit
ual predictions in which It is foretold that
Free Republic viii grow up at the North; of
which Republic, Cleveland is to be the Cap
ital. Now that is something tangible, and
is moreover what we might call a capital
idea. It isn't often that the spirits display
SO much intelligence and good taste as this
selection would seem to indicate.
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CITY& NEWS ITEMS.
MONDAY MORNING, BIARCH 4, 1851.
TRAVKLRR,s RRGIsFRR.

OitEens wishing conveyance 70 either OF the above
Trains b0atq, vii BE- called for BY the Coaches OF
Stevens Omnibus Line, By leaving hsir address at
Meddell House.
Nov. %, 1850.
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TAE MERoHAET's DIsPAToH.-shippers will
do we'll to avail themselves of the facilities
offered by the Merchants Dispstch, Fast
Freight Line for the transportation of mer-
chandise. The American Express Company
are its proprietOrs and they offer to carry
freight to all points, at the lowest current
rates and in the shortest time.
Mr.. H. K. Boylston is Agent for this city,
and he may be found at his Office, NO.2 in
JOhnson's Block, at the foot of River and
Front streets.
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&C. C.-Cary's Cough Cure. deo28RI0
~ See advertisement of DR.. sanfOrd's
LiYerInvigorator.
~ All should not tail to read the adyer-
tisement of Prof Wood in to-day's paper.
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a. L Hfrssrr pittsb g. J. g. HuasFF. Gro EugcIara
HUSSEYS q COMPANY
0OAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
! sALF AID RETAIL Dealers ID Fittsburrh,
SaliassiIIs snd strip 4eil GOALS. Allo Nut COAL
for Su1ifhinF Once on the cast SIDE of she DleFe-
land Pittsburgh 3. A- loai per. isyaland, OHIO.
Oriars laft az HE1sag q AlcnridB'g (Win9lOFig 3
" arsh9ussl Will receive prompt aFtention, aeell
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