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A correspondent Of the N. Y. Times writes
from Quebec
Up to the present time, although steam
tugs have been employed on the river ST.
LaWrence, and, to certain extent on the st.
Lawrence canals also, nothing but horse pow
er has been in use on the Weiland canal.
About 3, 500 calling Yessels-chiefly Ameri-
can--.passed through it last year, and SI20,
OOOEere paid for toWage. OF course the en-
ployment Of horsepower is attended With
many ineonveniences. Sometimes change Of
wind, from foul to fair, will bring hundred
or hundred and City sail into Port OUlborne,
on Lake Erie, and delay OF Eve or six DAYS
ensues before they can all get horses to tow
them into Lake Ontario. In adition to this,
those who have the horses eEaut excessive sum
from anxious Captains on such occasions, and
a serious tax on shipping is the result. More
over, the horses are owned mostly b.J tavern
keepers, who profit by every delay; and tax
ing all these things into consideration it is
manifest that some change in the system is
required.
This alteration the Commissioner ofPub-
lie Works intsnds to make at once. He is
about to advertise Immediately for tenders for
towing on the canal By steam. The tugs re-
quired are small screws and as lots Of them
are owned on the American shores of the
lakes, It is not at an unlikely that some
shrewd Yankee may get the contract. It is
| should say, to be lucrative.
The rates for towing are not 10 be much
reduced, butit estimated that the profit to The
shipping interest will be great, and the de-
lays in finding towage viii be avoided, the
/ passage through the canal shortened by sew
eral hours, and vessels thus enabled to make
one or two more trips in the season.
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THIS structure Is 70 exceed lis illustrious
predecessor IN grandeur, in beauty Of design,
and elegance ot fnlsh The main hall d 70
be $50 feet long, $50 feet wide and 210 feet
high The picture galleries, built Of brick,
will be $500 feet in length, 80 % 10 leet
highg and from 35 10 50 feet wide. The nave
and transepts are TO be 2,200 feet long, 80
feet wide, and 100 ieet high. The sheds and
other necessary buildings are planned on q
corresponding scale. The whole work must
be finished in less than one year from the
present time, or By tie l2th Of February next.
The Guarantee Fund, which amounts in all
TO f350,o00, Is headed by that truly royal
patron of the arts and sciences, the Prince
OonsOrt Tor $4,000. Il Is stated by COM
petent authorities that the entire structure
win cost f250, 600, or one million dollars
Il is to be located ut South Kensiugton. The
building win be made suitable for permanently y
remaining on the site. aud will IN every way
outshine the Crystal Palace OF 1851, OF any
other structure Of modern times. A writer
states that the great hall will eontaina e6bicai
area more than ten times as large as that OF
the great transeptof the Hyde Park building,
and that IL would contain ave Of the centre
traRsePts OF the present Crystal Palace; its
height will be unparalleled. There is vast
space 70 be occupied by the worlds products,
its inventions manufactures and works OF
art. ....otf
America viii be allotted all the room she
can credltably fll, aud L Is 70 be hoped that
no time wi Be lost in making preparations
for having that country wen represented in
all the Departments. Many manufacturers
may prohtably exhibit their goods 70 the
millions that viii be gathered here from all
parts Of the world. Il Is, however, the Amer
ican inventors who will reap the richest har-
vest of profits and honor There are a thou
sand inventions in use in America which are
practically unknown ia Europe, that could
iormoce Of the most attractive collections Of
the Exhibitions, and the publicity thus given
them viii amply reward the exhibitors.
Aside from those directly interested in the
Exhibition, we shall expect tens Of thousands
extra American visitors in 1882 Il will be
good time fer London and the Atlantic
steamers. Even the Great Eastern will be
able to 6nd profitable employment during the
exhibition year. -. ~. d.
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We are now living in The age Of REBEL
ion. The South, not content with having
had the control Of our Government almost
entirely ever since the formation Of the Con
situation, are now endeavoring to break up
our glorious Union, merely because for once
the power is taken out Of her hands. Overt
acts and hostility have already been com
msneed against the Federal authorities, and
where it viii end, no man knows
II there ever was time when every man
should take a good newspaper, which will
keep him posted in regard to the news Of the
day, now is that time. Such a newspaper
IS the LEADER
In addition to the important matters Oc-
curing in our own country, the news frOm
Europe, for at least the year to come, viii be
Of stirring interest. The heroieand patriotic
Garibaldi in struggling to build up a. liberal
and united government in Italy; old thrones
are crumbling into ruin7-sociey is in a
transition state
The great advantages in taking Home
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WeekHes are these 1sesi
Owing to our great TsIegFaphie arrange
ments, we are enabled to give news three to
Eve days earlier than can possibly be deliv.,
cred BY Eastern papers. TheLzADER gives
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than can b done by Eastern cotempOraries.
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less a year, than On Easterp pspsfs. The
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There is one service that we solicit from
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their aid in getting up Clubs for the coming
year. Let it be remembered that we need
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derived FOm friends scattered through the
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One hour in twenty spent in reading,
and ONE DOLLAR per year, win give the
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Ater presenting the above we hope our
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10 ali suffering IRON Conaum ption, iuci pient or
conuTmedi OF from debility Of any kind IT from
IlBntal Or EerTOug prOatEation, brought on b any
cause OF trum cIOfuluus complaints; or from dis
eases q ne kidneys or bladder; aud 20 Lades suf-
iering any OF the many distreasng complaints their
SIX are liable 70, aud which sngender Consumption,
TIE BLOOD FOOD
4 offered e q Certain aud Reliable Kemedy. Differ
1qg n eEply particular irom the patent dicnes Of
ne days d q chsuica cum hinaii0n r IRON - UL-
ERhpA and l4OS PHUkgS, OF very great worth, and
many hundreds bear glad and grateful testimony 70
lthe leuealtl it has Conferred on them.
CHuhgh q DUPONT, s0g Broadway, New York,
g1 t1a sole prOpretOrs Of the artlcie and have in
o911eQ qe1oe OF fraud attempted Hpan the public,
cnlagea the color OF the outside wrapper from BED
&C rfLloN aud increased the size o. Lhe bottle 70
0unoss- Is very cautious Ia buying 70 see that the
i.c-sllalleo 81 ter y O1 r5 outside OF the
Hrapp9ff a. All otlerB aEh Dllutareitas 4 cOnBe
quohcs oi the arse dssnd Tor this artieie the fUl
lowing drg9g1f1 eaFe Al rofiufed and received sup
rlie1 oi the new ktHd, viz tfl.t
Ohaa, a. Kimhalli Wm. d Freneh, J.R Hayes,
"a. Hlanielai and Sgmuel hiddari Jr., Lowell,
- sold by Bnl. Rtskk, Druggist, Cleveland,
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EORElGN EXCHAN4 h..---
DrEst1 H. autount1 70 suit lr11
1nrlI11 and hrlncei aud ~ -. . - rfl
Germany. On Erauki1rt, lef.lil.
Nuremberg Cassel, GOWN = ~
-, -l5 > a-'.- sFI.TBtRG q IA lsllA1A.
1gt5 901 MONEY Advanced,
S0U JiJU ln faEs g g. g,ii .1 "a - 20 o..
~ e..' 49, ~ nf5 litl Is, lltrsi.si-
- 3fsfr arches, blauuul1s lcr. elrf, IN )
49, Inr lllfaala. lts illrraEa, la ,
= ,ss4-s--i iisrchandiss, and Persca.i Frule1fT
- iSfisi..s % esiuci rl la e - lsae-11 49,
aulinosIs strieiiga fiFaif ll.lnsAls'l- M-itnaa
nill. MA9A j.. ul-ca 20. 2, tll.cl e.
Cornsr Superior ztradf .-rr aea. ~ nglI1 = i,
Ul5fhins store. H9i@
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-21

A BRILLIANT EFILIUMTEAToR.-A long-winded
organ of the press has Just discovered that
Gov. Roman, of this state, is in Washington,
provisional commissioner Of the provisional
government at Montgomery, to demand from
"honest old Abe, q Surrender Of the south
ern forts, &c. Our readers need not be told,
as they knew it week ago, that Gov Roman
declined 10 be made aVasR,beT Of such mission
aHdis in this city nor and not al Washington.
~. o. True Debia, lOth
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-21

DOYYEAU LAFECTEURiS ROB,
D authUrited and lddptsd 81 the l1sdlcll llGul-
q % Erarca, Eni lad c1rll r1reh AlEl This
elediclns lakes t4e 2le6s q 20 y { - -t -
cd and used in tns % lrlnee lor lsttera-
Abscesad1. l1llca1l lees 1ll l' acurNgs Eluur-
Aba Gout- Hheuuatisu, aches, pains and a. a.
'ifionH of the skin. The ROB j. especially useful iu
tbs curs q the egphilltic lseaaes, 1esnaleq fri-
76ary sseondary And reftidry. Directions and Ger
tihcats5 hcc5n panY cfch 1dtlle- Price g - llllle.
Sold in Cleveland bT GayleEd sd Ha111lo1a, Alru-
tisJs No ~ Superior st. The trade rIial 1y ad-
dressing Df. airaud8ar detii lerE1is, % 3 o. s1eri
Paris. ~ Is Bruad g., ~ y pa. eugi iI.iilQ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-21

AnHeztsa copy viii be given to the getter
upOf the eI1B, 6Of his tronblsi when a club
reaches as nigh Is 6ftY copies a Tri-Weskly
viii be given; snd when it reaches one hun
dred, copy Of the Daily LEADEH win be
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-21
POSTAGE OF rHF LF6DER

The postage on The Daily Leader to any
place within tie State, per quarter in 3D.
vance, 1s cents postage on the Tri-Weekly,
per quarter % cents; postage on the Weekly
per quarter, cent? Within cuyahoga
Comfy FsHH l.5 8.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-21

~ We congratuiate our. readers upon the
tiscovery OF sefe cure for RhsuurAtism. cont and
Neuralgia, aud az Merg uritl Diseases Vhich b ell
iected Without the use Of internal medicines, which
destroy the constitnticn nnd give temporary relief
ouiy. lnfact q Is tksoniy known remedy efeetlug
perfect cure, and We fael warranted, from its
scommondationsl - calling the attention Of tue AZ
lcted and those 1qYing friends snering from khtu-
mallGmi G0ut o. heuraga, or the pernin1ogs Elects
~ hercafJ % the adv n another column
q cur r4Qer. " Dr laland'l Atic Band.
- aqlt py hm- z iek A., Cleveland, q. fsb1s
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And 20 sou We appeal. to detect tAs illness or de-
Cline not only your daughters before it is tco late,
bun also your and husbands, for while the for
mer from false deficecE, often SO down 70 pfema-
IN time, the latter are often mixed uD with the
excitement of business, that ~ it we're NOT Tor y0u
until II i TOO Late % street. thor tt dti Bur the
mother i9 always vigilant. aE you we odn denfl
appeal Tor We are lur6 Jour usveriailiug aection
viii unerrl1gly point you 10 Prof. WO0D.4-kE-
sTOkATIFE CORDlALr and BLOOD RENOVA-
TOR as the remedy which shonld Be always on hand
in time ofneed-9 rB.zlE lEfl.sErs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-21

- !. ~. Y. /. !. -. ! i ll9sUJa

Da- sWrEI's IEFArEiBLE LINfAENr ron HoRsEs is
iHriEuisd b. any m aii Of Lameness, arising
rom Sprainsi Bruises or WrenehiDg, its effect is
magical and certain Harness or Saddle Calls,
Scratches, Mapges &C., It viii also cure speedily
1pavln and Hingbono may b easily prevented and
surud IN thelr incipent stages but confirmed cases
rv bayund fhe poasIbiity Of radioai esrg No case
= the Kind, however, is 50 desperate hopeless but
nay BE- alsTiatad by thih Liniment, and its faith
ul uplpieation viii always remove the Lamsness,
hnd enable she horse 70 travel with comparative
go
EFsrT horse oWH6r should have this remedy At
hand, ior its timely At the hrst appearances Of
Aansnual wiz eaectuaily prevent those formidable
.1oases mentioned, to which all horses are liable,
and which rendsr 50 many otherwise valuabls horses
nsarly worthless
81 advertisement a sept dEv7s R2s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-21

~ Prof. Wood,s Restorafive Cordial Us e reoorded
IL the Classics that Psyche Wss onoe sent to climate
WarEler than tns West Indies, % procure 4 sample
Of the beauty Of ffo8erpine IN box Amer some
delay this messenger TetufnedY soon - the top
OF rle box Elf renDEedi out laE all fhe lis thar
flesh ia heir 70. Fortunately hope 1uund In the
bottom Of the box. Prot Wood Restorative Cordial
rsyives tlg ectiel ol thf seorF5s or il invigo
rates tbs Blood ads the Of gestion, imparts
strength 70 the nervous system, aud fOriifes the
citadel Of health, as 70 bid dehancr the assaults
Of disease Il is heathy tonic, cgnp,sed entirely
Of vegetable prod ductions, aud v Is e ldfsttua
pur8 Winoi no lniu iqu8 e1ul8 p5aiiblg loUW
tts use. Il is desooratum IN the medical world and
those who are acLed With lo1s Of appetite, Dyspep-
Bia Congum ptonr u q lee8 iufuusai Neuralgia,
Pai5tation 81 the Heart, &c, VIII Ind here an In
t,liiblo panaeaa.-lst. Louis Daily Express-
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TERAs OF THE WEEKLY LEADER.n q

~ Hereafter We shall write ths name Of every
on each papsf sent. 90 n -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-21

An old farmer in Ohio was anxious to have
his pastor dismissed, and was asked the rea-
son. dive heard sa5,' was the reply, ''that
change Of pastures makes fat calves, and
I'm for a change" li ..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-21
RURIOUS KOINOIDENCEI
p sLoAN uNpER u ooUNTERlI
SMITH AND OTHERS IN A BOXIII

SMITH AND OTHERS- IN A B0Xlli
NORRIS in Sislit { " - h,a Celebrased ara bIAE
POWDERS, who're .aYeTI oWner OF
Horses and Cattle can hnd the best Meeine ~ nse
for many o the DIseases peouiiar % such Anmala.
1hsy are a Soveroifa EcmedE tOr sCaldBr Coughs
Loss 0fAppetits, Hide bound, Dl1teHlperat Acss &C.
- rhese Powders always give aatiaiacttol, as the
Thousands who have usrd them, can testify. See
CirculaFa Try them. Eor sale By =. X Gay lsrdi
-. ~, Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong 3 Arm
strong, Cleveland, o., and ~ an DruRgisla IN tne
country. Also, ct Wholesalsby Tho Prepriee - lol
Ontario stgeet, Clovgland, uhio, % Vhen Al efaefA
nSis iSSs: & :SssdlS sSasIS'''e g. NORRIS.
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Read What the Pres ny, sfsgr thoruughly sesLing
no MISTER, and % one ean haYs doubt. = 4

~ Prot WOODS Restorative Cordial and Blood
kenoYator is agenutng meicine Of real merit pleas-
ant 70 the tasteS ana ihVlgorhttng to the system-
While u puries the blood and 8o0thas the nervous
iriaon u aids the organs OF digestion 70 perform
their iunctos and resist The assault q disente 1T
while II exh t does not provoke the lasstude
which usually follows e1citem nt- "A ionic COM
pound eolu8lFely o. vegetaba matfar Is absolute
y beneficial, and no III ELECTS can possibly accom-
pau ifa use. IL d an fniz lo and 5peey ren1esy
lor bOasof Appttite, hainfnef1, Norsous Debility.
heurtlgia, PalpitatQn Of the Heart rFaling of the
Womb and other delicate diseases 70 Hhich woman
Is subject For sickness on the stomach, Billioua.
Attacks, Liver Complaints, Co5tiYensss Dyspe-is
Consumption, and host Of evils lesh l. heir to- Il d
certain cure--ist. Louia Morning Herald.
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DER goes out in the same msiI with the Eve
ming papers Of the day before, having ten
hours later news and Market reports.
Subscriptions may commence a. any time.
PAYMENT IN ADVANCE is required ia al cases,
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Law. Fractional parts of a dollar can be
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Any one wishing 10 receive the LEADEH,
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DO is, % write a letter in as few words as
possibie, enclosing the money, and write the
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County and stats and direct ths ietiefsto !.
3. OOWLES / Co,
Leader 0fiice, Cleveland, o.
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THE MANUFACTURE OF lCE.--rhis is a sub
ject which possesses less interest at the pres
ent time than it will have, let US hope, six
months later nevertheless, a very ingenious
discovery, by NJ. Carre Of a method of OBJ
tanning it by simple process in the hottest
summer, deserves mention. He takes two
strong iron bottles, connected together with
an iron pipe, and nearly Ellis one with con-
centrated solution of ofammoniacal gas in water.
After connecting the bottles together, and
making the joints secure, the one containing
the ammonia is put over a fire, whilst the 9TH
er dips into water The action Of heat upon
the ammonia drives OF the gas, which, not
being able to escape, eondenses under the
enormous pressure in the other bot le as a
liquid. When this is effected the bottle is re-
moved from the FIRE and cooled, Whereupon
the ammonia in the second vessel rapidly as
sumes the gaseous form, and abstracts so
much heat from the water by which it is sur
rounded as to freeze considerable quantity.
The operation may be repeated without dis
connecting the Tetot.s, until sufficient
amount of water is frozen. Ice made in this
way is said not to cost more than five pence
hundred weight
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-..s 30 .SEE5as.l3
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Jea Basis called sSt lion Of tie South." J"
Some of these days pefhsps, General Scott
will make him lie down with a slam. Day
ton Journal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-21

"La, ma, what are you beating John SO
early forT' Af
'Geuse kaoV he'll deserve it tonight
and' have got q -Lsead meetip then"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-21

So A Pure, Healthy Tonic, and one free from the
delstertUus and 70 follow 1hoae
tn ordnery use, has long been telt to bo de8ldra-
tdIlin tlis lHdloal world Such tonic, and one 90
skiitully combined from the Yegetabie kingiom as
70 act m per Set accordance With Che laws 81 nature,
and thus sOothe thd weakest stomach, and a. The
same time allay nervous and othgr lrritato1s, and
tons un ell the 8fan8 OF aiicl The huulln body "a
composed, is offered 10 pToE WOODS Rostorltive
Cordial and Blood Ren0salQr. Hence itis .perfectly
adopted 70 old and young, Reader, t r. ! ousand5
have already done so end bo tasfnouJ = uui Vcf1a
in It's faFor.-L New York Atlas-
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HEr Rn8f Wood' Eastotnfiso Co7diaf ana Bleed
Renovator 6 WithouI doubt the best tuuir 0crdifl
in the world. To those who ara ludering from Cen
eral Dehity, We Would Fecoml1eud ifs use for o ia
pleasant to the tste s strBngthenfnE 70 the system
auo viii at once tend % remove all impurities Of the
blood, and eradicate an traces Of disease it bs
taken by the weakest stouah, Frhfi1 lhosei IN gocd
health viii at once feel ice erhiarasiug poTer. We
are condent that atar using one bottle cf this Cor
dial will be for day without TN. ~ Leader
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-21

~ Prot. Moods He1tnratlus Cordial dnG Blood
Ren0vator, for The cure Of General D. btTf or " ek-
ness arising from ang cause also, Dyspapsid, hef
vouEneag, Night eNuatsi iciplent Cu1sulur in, Lv-
Conf mplaints, Biliousness, Loss Of Appetite, he-
male Weakness In al its stages also, . prevent he
contraction % diseasei % ccrtgiaiy The @ lud most
agreeable Cordial tonic aud hsuOvator ever ofergd
10 the adictsd and % chsmicalis oslnbfns "a b.
tha most powerful tonic ever know - ufilcai ec-
buce naadef, try 70. 10 10 20 yon good. u . have
no HESITATION Ii recommending d. siGcs yls tnDW 81
70 Be saie. pleasant and sue FeHedy for the disea
81 snnmaratsd--lh New kork piaPaich.'s
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C6at.

UOKEf COKEfl COKEIli---
EtFH. WALLACE d BIN iARE NOW MANU,
EfCrURING Coke from. she purs HAlIN OEDS-
VfEIN stri1 Vein 0OAu, which q superior
70 any other Coke IN the market. We can furnish
farfiraoualI lr1m nuElarn1la manufacturers Who
GOV 1siuF IL and who speak 0f itg character IN the
40. 4 oonrfant supply ol Hnmmoudagiiie strip
Fsla sMITHIhG OoAbs and also u Domestic
IN ioost.a irumsdiatsiy q ths iineaff ffhsglsye
l.1 y y ufah llailFuad iTeaa snip with dis
I1Itoh 10 auT rart q the State Drders 90 ieted.
H III. WALLACE q SON
HEmm0ndsrila, Jeierson county V1lo.
rr
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%. .. WOOD, Proprietor, No. ~ Broadway New
York, and No. ia Market street. ts Ious aio.i and
sold By all good druegista- Price PER Bottle.
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gIaabiilg.
. P. ROW RRa

PLCABER AND GAS FILTER
No. I02 Pub Square, (under Chaplin Hall
Manufactures and Keeps constantly on hand all kinds
OF Plumbers' and Gab Filters materials, such ~
Hvfir1Tts nath- Tube Wateft lo8ets Wsgh taIlda,
nath- TloIisrI lead, oalVau Eed and Iron Pipei
Sheet Isad Hrags and Iron Lin and FoFee Pumps
BrausHnd Plated Rauc8ts, and everything necessary
70 az up Houses Stores &C, with water and ga. on
tile most approved principles, -.- =,
Particular attention giTeu to Iobbing and eountrJ
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- DR. LELAND,s ---u
ANTI RHEUMATIC BAND,
is the only known Remedy for Il


ANTI RHEUMATIC BAND,
u is the only known Remedy for
RHEUMATISM, GOUT AND NEURALGIA,
And sure Cure tor
ALL MERCURIAL DISEASES.
It is a conveniently arranged Band, containing
medicated compound. 70 be worn around the Waist,
without INJURY to the most delicate persons, no
change in habits Of living 90 required aud il entire
ly removes the disease from the systgl without pro-
ducing the injurious effects arising nom the OF
power ful internal medicines which weaken and de-
stroy the consiitution, and give teuporary reliet
only By this tTestment, the Ihedicinsl properties
contained in the Band, come in contact with the
blood and reaches The disease, through the pores Of
the skim ehecting in EyEEY natdnca nariect cure,
End restores the parts an cted q 1atty condition.
This Band is also most powerful AMI Mercurial
aQeat, and viii entirely relieve The system from the
PERHICE0us effects Of Mercury. Moderate cases are
cured In afeW Gays, and We are cousiantly receiving
testimonials Of its efficacy in aggravated cases Qt
long standing.
Price So TO be had Of Dfuagists generally, or can
bsaent by mail express with fuIl directions for
use, 10 any part Of the country direct mom the
No. l09 BROADWAY, New York
G. SMITH q CO., Sole proprstors.
N. .B-pesoriptive Circulars sent free.
BB-Agents Wanted EveryWhere, "a
naS-Sold By -Wm- FlShEs DruEgist, Uleveland, D.
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