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a FRIEND fN NEED. Try m.

TeNErre ISFAELInLE LISIarsT Is ~peeaared
aont The naeipo Of DR.. stephen s~ st. ot Iva
RecticnL the great bens-setter, and aAs g cd 1sedin
hts 7ractico Rr Che hst twenty yeafs VITA Tue most
astonishing success. As an eXtr''a remeiy IL is
without rival, and viii alloSia' nain M lre sPsed-
u than Al other preparation. sos ell Rhsumstie
sndE errolS Disorders IL Is trrt iuhlh'ia and a. a
curative for Sores, Wounds, vus BRUISES, 40,
is soothing. healing, and Po~ rmi ,sreastrluing
properties, excite the ust wonovr ami 'stSn s'snent
o. " who have ever given Il e trial. Over tour
aunazua certificates Of romArkable e.rs, Pof'ormed
byft within the last two yeara, attes' lis hct.
Fer sale By Strong 4 Armstrong All Wm. fihkS
See aaWu3wment sen&.kAd&E
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"A GENUfNE B0oN.=In our cap tcity as a conductor
Of puhte journal, we IRE called upon 10 advertise
the hrpasils q ths day each Of which claims ODE
unadulterated IN its composition and infaliable In
its curative Effects, with What Justice We leave our
readers 20 determine. IA one instance hoWeYer-
ProL. WOODS Hair ReBtorafINe-Wo are, 50 vel as
cured ofth8 notable Qualities 81 the article, that we
give il our endorsement as all that its inventor and
vendor claims ia-t 20 BE-. Its effect upon failing head
Of hair is Universally known 70 be magical. Like
lime or gusno Cd exhausted land, il brings its crop
wherever applied. Our own thatch Is fortunately
healthy, but we advise our friends with aparsely-
growing hair 70 try the observation-disclosures sPT.
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MoTHER,e I'D ~.

Ths following q en- extract from a lottoE written
BY the pastor d 3 Baptist Church 70 the " Journal
and Messenger" Cincinnati, Ohio, and spoakh vol
anes IN tsvor Of that wotie-onovnsd medicine, Of
Mas WlEslop's oogHiaa RvAuP ron oEIhpAEH
ruEfHsNag
Wees an adsortiscmentia ysat columns = ara-
winsiow's soothing Syrup. Noa ee never said >
vOrd h savoF Of = paiput mrdiclns S'tr@ n ~ VIC,
but w nj compeiiettO sag toYoar ueasS.s saattata
no ~humbuR-wN HAvE TRrrD II, AaD KNOW II 70
All IT oLAina Il ir probably, ono Of the most
ooossfal mediciuea Of she day, beoanls q q enc Of
ms best And those Ct your reader tho have babio.
amt do better than 10 lay In q 81.
49, advrrfiaement IN another column. eep2SRB
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nUMB BELLS.-WE HAYEAN
IL exclusive assortment OF
lRON DUMB 3ELLs,
~~eighing from SIX to twenty-five pounds.
N & CO.,
RaFp l48 ontario street.
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HEDGE g. PRUNING SHEARS.
= sardeners and HOrtcu'turists will do well
y examiue our stock 0fPruning and Hedge Shears.
sai For sale By @ =; z 4 IT, 30
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-10

IT'S principal inertia are It's
SIMPLICITY, DURARILITY, EASE IN WORKING,
LIZ VII + 8 3,
And its Impossibility TO Freeze Upl
TT NEITHER TIPS THE BUCK.
RI OBJ fHB SPOUT, doing away with the com
plicated machinery necessary 70 accomplish both
Is simplicity makes II less liable to get out Of order
than any other Drawer. The Curb, Bucket, &C, are
substantially made OF the BEST material the whole
being calculated to meet the wants Of the public.
Raer can BE- raised in less dme than IN GlV
other OGy.
1t Discharges troE the Bottom Of the leket.
nH-AIl the Pogs required Is to raise theW yht Of
wRter in the BuGket.
Please examine DAYKlN'B WATER DRAWER
before purchasing any other. Address
JAMES DAYKIN & CO., PrOpriB,
E~AcfOHY-SO5 Ontario street, Cleveland, Ohio.
HgState hnd County Rights for sale. Address, 3
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BROOKS s. O. q Il. W. BUILD
ID ERS. Also Manufacturers Of Doors, Blinds,
saFh. Brackets and all kinds OF Scroli-2AWing and
Gotbie work. Particular attention paid 10 Fitting
N Stores. Factory on DtYiEion street. near CENTRE
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Stores aud Gin atare.
THE aDEsPATOH8 C0OKING STOVE

Is The hESOHI OR MA " 4
years Of careful experiment and experience, and
Re- most decidedly superior 70 any other cooking
Stove in use. lts Paking, Broiling and Hosting
properties urpass all its competitors in
PERFECTION, CONVENIENCE n EcoNoNY.
The oven 10 thoroughly " : Slated with heated sr
by an ingenious patent pro. ess, which causes the
bottom to be hotter than In other stoves and a per-
ect even bake fs produced.
Roasting Is done before the open FIRE, so tina the
| fuices and favor Of neatfRnd poultry are preserved.
Brofiine Is done on fhehearth over The ooss drawn
from the IRE in the stove. s
most perfect combustion OF fnsi possible. We guar
! anfee Il to be most economical in the consumption
| Of fuel and to give entire tatistactton to all Who os-
J. sire a CLASS STOVE, ~
FOR proof of the truth Of the above, we refer our
| hiends and customers in saeral to the many hrn
dredB Of HOaaekf sPeIs In this city and surrounding
country, who are aailJ using the stove. Call and eE-
! anime FOR yonrs as: get q circular and Be, coqvin-
red. tits g plain, heavy and beautiful stoveSof
CLEVELAND MANUFACTURE,
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AlEaiEfnEs.
YEAKS AGO

" the aucoeaaof several medical gentle-
mon In curing disuasa upon PRINCIPLES In aooordAnce
with the great natural laws, induced their establish.
mont a. an incorporated inatitution under an act Of
the Legislature BY the titls OF FIJI GRMEEHHER0
COMPANY OF New York. The continued success Of
their remedies, and tho hrm hold they have gained
= pcn public confidence, has tuiig Justified the honor
conferred upon the Association by Legislative en-
letment, and they have rDason 70 teal great pride in
.emparingthcir aueeeaa with medical academies 81.
90 chartered by public authority. VnA0lioited tostl.
uiony nronl public and private individuals and com
uleudntury ultioea IN tie leading public lournAla,
bear witness 10 the medical Hktl and high personal
character Of tho guntClnen connected With. the In.
atituuou, thus assuring Tho public thai among the
many unworthy advertisers Of the day,
ENBERG COMPANY has ever been and will BE- q
reliable and t~ruHtwOrthy medium for the restoration
Of health TO tho atiigi land ali Who are suffering
may address them Wit snttre condolences.
Tho principles aud practice oi msdicinn adopted by
this Institution Grblucidly set forth In TNE GkAf.
EkBERG MANUAL or HEALTH, IN Invaluable
medical work, publish 4 for family use, aud there
fore sold at thr nominal pUor u % ututa, tor which
sum Il 10 mailed tTeo to Ruy part OF the county
The health Of American Women, diseases Of Chu-
dron, and the moTB obscure and chrunic Ootfp laint1,
a we'll a. thu common diseases incident 90 this cOun-
my, have received the h~ttsntiOn Of this Institution,
aud iL Is enough 10 say they have proved themselves
fully compatsnt for abe great trusts which the public
have conhdod to thor skill.
Their series Of Meuicinea embrace elsTa finereut
remedies adapted 20 different diseases with minute
directions accompanying each articio- The Medi-
ono TO which We Wiah TO call the attention Of the
many Females afflicted with disease, is
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Riasmafc Cuntoies.


We are enabled here 10 offer the community a
remedy which, while It cures the above complaints
with certainty, 10 still perfectly harm IS in any
quantity. Such q remedy is invaluable "A districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CUREe eXpels the miasmatic poison Of FEvRR AND
A3UE from the system, and prevents the develop
ment Of the disease, If taken on the first approach
Of its premOnitoTy symptoms. 1t is not only the
best remedy ever ye discovered for this class of COM
plainSBi bat ais0th cheapest. The large Qlansity
We supply for a doll IT brings It within the reacn o.
every body and il bilious districts, where FEVER
AND AGUE preyails every body should have IL land
use Il freely both for a cure and protection. A great
superiority Of this remedy over any other dis.
covered for the speedy and certain cure Of 1ntermtts
tents Is That It contains no Quinine or mineral, con-
sequentiy Il produces no Quintsm or other inJurll ns
effects whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by it are left as healthy a. they had never had Ire
disease. 10 1890
Fever and Ague ia not alone the Consequence o.
the miasmic poison. A great variety Of disorders
arise nom it5 Irritation, among which are NeHTaLld,
Rheumatism, Goqh Headache, BhsdHess, Ioouedche
tioa, oThe Spleen, HVsterios, Pain IN he BoUels, Cole
Pdrdpsist and D@lHGeHleHi Of the Stomach, all O
which, when originating In this cause, put on the
Intermittent tgps, or become periodical This OURE'
eXpels the poison from the blood, and consequently
cures them all alike. 1t Is an Invaluable protection
1 to immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
reading In the NAL ious districts. taken ocea.
will be e~xecrated from the system, and cannot aceu
mulate in sufficient quainty to ripen into diseaSa.-
Hence it1 even more valuable for protection thar
cura, and lew will ever suffer from lntermittentb I
they avail themselves of the protection this rsnedl
Prepared By DR.. ). Q. AVER 4 %. Lowell, Mass
For sale by Strong q Armstrong. Cleveland.
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rae ALLsUFFToIRNT THRER.
VIENNA
Ms PARIS

-TRIESEMAR l, 2&3,A ARE DE-
TFCTED BY ROYAL LETTERs PATENT Of
England and secured By the Seals Of tho EUole de
harmscie de Paris and thu Imperia College OF
Medicine, Vienna, Hr
No. Is Invaluable for exhaustion, spermatoTrh@a
and all physical disabilities. ID
No. 2 Completely eradieatea all traces Of those dis
eases that have heretofore been treated BY tho naus
olous and paTnicious use of copGiVa and cubeba.
-Eo. 8 has entirely aupplanted the injurious use
mercury, thereby insarlnE 10 thu sufferer speedy re-
lief, disPaning all Impurities, and roOting out the
venom Of disease. sd5l.H
TRIESEMAR, Nos. I 2 and }, arc preparation the
form Of = ioZenge, devoid Of tssts and small, and can
be carried In the WaistoOat PICKET. Seld In tin cases
and divided into separate doses, ~ administered by
| YAlpeau Lallemand Rouz, Ricold, &C. Price IS each,
ora cases for 50, which save 3; and 10 81 cases,
whereby thare is a saving 49,. 70 he had wholesale
and retail, o. Dr. BARROW No. le4 Bleecker street
New York. lmmediateig on receiving remittance
Or. Barrow viii forgard the rFiesemar to any pal
Of the world, securely packed, and add ossr accord
[ Ing TO the instructions ofths writer
81 Sold also b. X. r.. GAYLORD and VIZ
FTSEE. Fsvhlandf u LLIH ~. tant"
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A ThrIiIinG Story Of n yiFGiHia ROfHEOo.---
Tive Nights and n Day In a Temb with
Dead Bodlea.---FIiEhk and Escape 60
WaEhinHton.
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HREAT NATIONAL o
BALTIMORE 3 ONO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED

By recens Important changes this Road s movable
to furnish unusual facilities Tor in-tercummunicaiUn
kast. south. West, Northwest and Southwest.
FULL CONNECTIONS with allthrough trains
10 Philadelphiaand New York, in The gst-Wit the
south, by its Washington Branch koad-by Cleve-
land and Pittsburgh, Central Ohio and Marietta and
Cincinnati trAinss with the Northwest, West and
Southwest.
Through Tickets 70 Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York or Boston give tho privilege OF Eing over at
any OF the intermediates cities. Two Dollars add1-
H0nal give tbs ri, iluge Of visiting Washington City
! en- route.
This is the ONLY route that can furnish through
Tickets or BaggaEe Checks % Washington CITY.
nS-fare a. Loa. Is BY any other kuuto-
ES-SIeeping Cars on all Night Trains.
Ask for Ficksts by Baltimore and OhiO Railroad.
j. II. SULLIVAN,
u- Ganeral Western Agfnt.
W. R.sMITH, 4. "a. COLI
n ID ter u Tnansportat'n. General T~ieketAge1t.
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 3

CIEGINEATI RAILRGAD.
ISL. SParsG ARaAgGEMENF. 1851.
On and after Monday, April 18TH ls6ls Passenger
Trains viii leave Cleveland ag follows
SOS Az y. Y. Cincinnati ExpresLstoEping &c
Berea, Grafton, WeEngtons NeW London,
6aism, Shelby, and all Statiegg south OF
Shelby, reaching Columbus az llsl0 AZ
Cincinnati at 430P 7. n ea
245 p. n. observation-disclosures at all Stations
and arriving a. Columbus 9.l5 P n.
north Of Gallon, Gilead, Cardiugton, ABh-
ley, Delaware and Lewis Center, and AL
other stations, to leave passengers only.
Reaching Columbus atil;t5P. \ andC1l-
cinnati at 4:3O A. n.
10 8
Shelby, Sandusky, Mansfield Newark Rsilroad, fer
Mana6elds Mt Vernon, Newark, lanesvilss
Ursstline' Pitssbarsh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago Rail-
rod fur FOest, Upper Ssndugky, Del7hssB
Lima, Fort Wayne, LapOrtes Chicago &C.
west, and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas
sillon, &C.
Gallon and Bellefontaine Railroad Line, Tor Marion
BeIlefontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncle, IN
dinapolis, TeTre Haute, Flnoenne8, EFans-
willie, Louisville, oairOs 81. Louis 6c.
Delaware, With Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Rttts-
burgh RAilrUad for Springfield.
Columbus. Little Miami 3 Columbus, and Xnia
Railroad, for Aenla, Dayton, Indlanar
Terre Haute, So. Louis, Morrow, Love
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio & M
sissippi Railroad 81 Cincinnati for Eo1s-
vile, Evansville, Cairo, ST. Logiss AID al
points on the Ohio uFer.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad Tor Newark, Zanas-
vile, Wheeling, &c., Columbus, Pigus and
Iniiana Railroad for Piquas urbanaa &C.
~ For Tickets to all points and information %
ply at the Union Ticket Office, 81 Superior street, OF
rs. FLINT, SuperintandsnE
msveland Anrn IHh- 1851.
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Al the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus. Cincin-
nAti, 81. bouE, &c,i agd all the trains goinEealEar
connect a. Dunkirk with the train5 Of thg MI. &E-
Railroad, and ~ Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central aud BuhalO 4 New York City Railroads.
B. EUfTINGHAM, Sup'E
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E AGUE CURE -,
o THE SPEEDY CURE OF
ldteTm5tteHt Fever, or Fever and Ague, REM
tent Feoer, Chill Fs6er, Dumb AgUs, Pc
FiodieaL Headache, OF Bilious Head
ache and Bilious Fspers, indeed,
tor the whole class of Dis
Eases originating IN bi-
kGry~d arrangement
caused By the
Malaria
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NLEYELAND ANp MAHONINH

~ Il Al L Z D A D.
THE TABLE No. Is-To take effect on anu alter
THURSDAY, March 2ist, lsGl.
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SORoFULA, OR KINGS EVIL,
is A CONSTITUTIONAL DIS
EAsE, a corruption Of the blood, by which this
huid becomes yitisted, weak, and poor; Being IN
burst out In disease on any part Of 1t. No organ ls
free from its attacks nor - there one which ~ may
not destroy. The scrofulous faint is varfousiy
causediby mercurfal disease, low living, disorderec
or unhealthy food, impure air, NTH and hlthy hRb-
us t in,S 1sP6SssiRWg h v sSeSssS S9 r. 10 S0o oe 81, Il berssi.
tary iutho constitution, descending ON parents
to children unto tho third and t91rts 5 sneration;,
indeed, It seems TO be the rod Of Him who says, II
will visit the i~Riquites Of the fathers upon their
children"
Of corrupt or ulcerOus matter, which, in the lungs
Liver, and Internal organs, is termed tuberclesi IN
the glands, swelingsi and on the surface, ,eruPeions
or sores. This foul corruption, which genders IN the
blood, depresses the energies Of life, so that ecrOtu-
lous Constitutions not only suffer from scroiulOus
complaints, but they have far less power to with
stand the attacks OF other disRaso2i consequently
vast numbers perish by disorders which, although
not scrofulous In their nature, are still rendered ia,
tai By this faint in the system. Most Of the con.
Eumption which decimates the human family has its
origin directly in this scrOfulous contamination
and many destructive diseases Of the liver, Kidneys,
brain, and, indeed, Of all the organs, arise nom or
are aggravated BY the same cause.
enc quarter of all our people arc scrofulous; their
persons are invaded by this lurking infection, and
the system We must renovate the blood by an AlterR.
tive medicine, and inyigorate it by healthy food aud
exercise, such . medicine We supply IN
- A YER IS
CoMPoUKD EXTRACT OF S-ARsAPARILLL,
| the most efectual remedy which the medical skill o
onr times can devise for this everywhere PREVAILING
and fatal malady. Il is combined from the most Ro'
tive remedials that have been discovered for the ex.
purgation Of this foul disorder from the blood, Eno
the rescue Of the system from its destructive conBe'
Quenees. Hence It should DO employed for the cure
of not only Scrofula, but also those other affections
/ which arise from il, such as ERUPTTVa ana bkIA
DISEASES, ST. ANIHORT's FIRE, ROsE, or ERYsIPR
LAS, PIMPLEs, PUsTuLEs, BLOTCHEs, BLAINs, ant
/ BOEBs, TUMORs, TErTER ana SALT PUURM, Sea-.
HAD, sRISGWORM, 5 -HILITIc aAf
/ MERgURIAL DIsEksEa, DROPsT, DYSPEPSIA, DEBtL
ITY, and indeed, ALI OoNPLIINTs ARISING FR0h
NTTIATED Oh lHPURE BLOOD. The popular belle II
''tmpurity OF the blood" is founded In truth, 1O
B%crofuia is a degeneration Of the blood. The parti1
ular purpose and virtue of this Sarsaparilla is 70 pu
rify and degenerate this vital fluid, without whicl
sound health is impossible IN, contaminated consti
tutions.
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All Han DYEs ABANDoNED-W ooDis GREAE Az
TIcLs HAS TAKEN TIA .F~HLD.-professoF Wood
stands on an sminenre no chemist, whose attention
before reached. His fame Is sudden, bat worldswlds
and thousands who haFt worn wigs or been baldfor
wearing sheif y udtufAi and 1uxuriant hesd cOY-
ering. So much for chemistry, the chemistry Of
human life, and the laws which apply to the iunc-
tions Of ths system. Prof Wood studied out the hui
msn hair, is clHracter, Us properties and diseases,
and how 10 restore the cocGying vitality 70 that or
] namsnt he saw, - Ia his 0Enleaso, that gray hair
Is unnatural unless the ega q the individual bad
teecheG four score nAbellsYed that the hair could
most bald and quite gray q the age Of thirty -sssen
-he restored his Gym hair in color, strength and
the world. Get MOODS lair RESTORhfITE
and take nothing eissrfNaE York DaF Boos.
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SCROPUT.A an X

All of the GreEenberg Medicines are for
aale by
-. oHURGHgLL a BRoTHER grpsslss.
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CHAKER HOODS-BY THE CASE
~ nnrIT RETTRERG HAusMANN.
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0oIn Nv DpunoTsTs EvRRYWHIRE

SOLD By DRUGaIsFs EVERYWHERE
i'm. HARRIS B co.. Proprietoih
Cincinnati, o., for the Western States.
Price IS Ceab per Bottle.
SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY
L. r. GAYLORD, CleYelsup
Of. MACKENZIE, dc
WILLIAM FISKE, do
4. W. SAORRIDEk. do
% STRONG &~ARMSTR0NG, DO
CHURCHIbL& BRO, do
WA. GRAHAM, SandusEy.
ROBERTS a SAMUEL, Columbus mas
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R A 1 L R o A D,
FREIGHT eFsICE4No-4O-aha "a Rlyor Street,
Cleveland, Chic.
o~Through Receipts and Prompt delivery b this
II 10 BALTIMORE.
$4,000 WASHINGTON CITY,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK, "
PROVIDENCE aud
BOSTON,
aprlI:Rll JOHN CARLISLE, Agent.
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8 ERIE r n

lis A. \. NIGHT EXPRESS TRArR-stopoine IL
Girard, ABhtsbuaan PAfuesFlls only; and
arrives Al Cleveland at 1854
loco A. n. MAIL TRAiN-Stopping 81 all Stations
except SaybrOuk, Uui0nVile, Perry, Mem
tor and Wiekline, and arrive ct Cleveland
AT Les ~.
IZs0P.H EXPRESS RAIH-stoppiaF st e.
rard, 'uneaut, Ashtabala and gainesville
only Z d arrives 81 Cleveland Il 4s2J ?. n.
ACCOMMODATION TRAI viii leave Conneaut
atb.D1 A. ~ stopping ~ all stations, and
arriving at Cleveland 1T ssi0A 4
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ias@'9'1 Optical,


Rraetcai and Scientific Qptcidn,
Eoeps the Grqestaasortmenf Of the most improved
Idnds OEsPHCTAOLES An ha Glasses, whether
fsF near or far Elghteds ere ground under his OWE
In Vscticn, bymachlneT oianew construction with
- .Uastest care 50 Is tosuit the eyes In all cases,
enrine Weakness, Dizziness or Inflammation OF the
Ives, end imparttng strength for long reading or
E.I fns sewing.
- solom0nsen would hereinform the public that
he noYer employs any one IN the sale Of bis Lenses.
- Also. q sp4andid assortment ofkPN GLASSES
MTCRoeO0PES, COMPAsSES, &C., on hand.
-a.H - Anil G0Oeh RNi
3SSISS-aos 70 saporiOE street, under American
Rosss WiidsW
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WANTED D.,
Twenty Tons OF Wrought Scrap Iron.
kbs COLwELL& co, tt5 ontario ct.
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NLEYEIAND & PITTSBURGH

EAILROAD.
SUMNER AREAEGE1EsE.
To take eject on Monday, Aprllstb, f5I. Trains
leave Cleveland daily VSundags excsptedJa oleEa;
s25 A. A.-Nail for Pittsburgh, Wheeling and New
6@ p M~.-Acoommodadon for Bayar1 ndMillers-
b FU burgh.
s00R 2. z.-Expross for P Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
m a- CONNECTIONS.
tfB0th Trains make direct CONNECTIONS with Penn
ylvania Railroad iou Baltim6re, Phiiadelrhia, New
York and Boston. Also with Bsltimore& Ohio Rail
mad for Battimor and Washington Cty4 Also, con-
~ fimo y thl3 route as quick aud are Val Be
tae same ~ b Northern Lines 20 New York.
En-. MYERS, O T. AGENT. spfi5
DALTIMORE 4 OHIO
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-18
SECRETARY THoMsoNs RFs1ar.r,ou

fhaaother column. will be found the letter of
Secretary ThomsohaTes ign ing his Commission
<and the reply of the President. It will be seen
that the Hon. Secretary and the President. are
at'issne upon the two points One alledeed
that the order to send reinforceneats to Fort
Sumter was issued without being sprevio,lsy
considered and decided in the. Cabinet" this
the other denies-one asserts that the original
order was countsr,nanded. the other tlIat it was
merely ssuspssiaeI Which is truea Our Repfss
sentatiVes in Congress. whose statelnent we pub.
ish in this weeks issue, as well as our distiu
guished commissioners to Washingtons5ad fhe
mistoftupe to misunderstand,Q the-sPreside1t
also. Has the President forgotten tho msAn-
ing of words. or has he adopted in his Wiley
alPlomasy maxim Of Taleyraud thstsslans
image was given to cohceaE our ideas Is \.
not passing strange that he was misuadsrstood
under circumstances which required the Zee of
honest. manly and unmistakabls lsnguagei
Since writing the above we so it Stated in
telegram thatSecyetary ..IhomsS S9ahss written
S& &rePly which for the present is with ed: :ffpm
tie Public in which he convicts The President
ofsfalsehood Hss
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1861-01-18
GOOD NEWS.

During the last week Floriis, Alabama and
Mississippi have seeded from the Federal
Unlou. The Georgia Convention met on the
10th inst. and " i'll secsde as soon as the pre-
liminnries can be arranged. She is the Empire
State Of the South. and will be tower Of
strength to those States which have preceded
her in this movement, The election returns in
Louisiana show majority in, favor of imme-
d'ate acton; her Convention will meot.on The
aSd inst. Arkansas and Texas. will follow soon
aftersSWe can no longer doubt the secession of
the eight States, and'the formatiofs'sof South:
ern Confsderacy before thes4th of March next
The other Southern States will then have to
determine the question whether they wikuni,e
their destinies with the Cotton States, or re-
main with that section of the Confed.racy
whose tavowed object is to des,ry the institution
on which their ssfys existence depends Who
can doubt the resGIta,