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No. 9. is not in proper form. Board Of City

No. 8, is not in proper form. Board of City
From Trustee of Water Works, submitting
the report Of superintendent and Engineer
The gross receipts for the year for water,
have been $l6,793,6O expenses $9,AIs,1s
net receipts Sfy375,42. Increase Of net re-
eeipts over the year 1859, $2,17416. There
have been laid during the year 5,134 feet Of
distributing pipe. The total number Of feet
Of distributing pipe now laid and in use is
l24 ,275, equal to 231< miles. The total num-
Der Of gallons Of water distributed during
the year was 26O, ,220,S 1854 number Of GAL
Ions per day 71O,9s4. Received and order
ed printed in the Financial Report.
From Committee on Parks and Public
Grounds, reporting on DR.. Rezner's resolu-
tion, recommending that said resolution be
amended 50 as to have it read $500. Report
adopted and resolution es amended passed
RESOLUTIONS. .Hl
By DR.. Rezner, That the annual salary Of
the City Sexton, from and after the expira-
ton of the present term, be and is hereby.
fixed at 500. Referred to Committee on
Parks and Public Grounds.
By Mr.. Dixon, That the Board of City
improvements be instructed to level the
ground around the house Of Engine Com
pany No. 10, so as 10 prevent the accumula-
ton of water around the building Adopted.
By Mr.. Willard, That the Board Of City
Improvements be and they are hereby in
structed to contract with S. Stein for light
ing and cleaning the city lamps for tho en-
suing year, he being the lowest bidder. Re-
ferred to Select Committee of Three.
By Mr.. Christian, That the Acting City
Commissioner be and is hereby instructed
to SO ditch or grade Miami and Ohio streets,
that the water will run into the Eagle street
sewer from the Hay Market. Adopted.
By Mr.. Masters, That the Board Of City
Improvements be authorized 10 contract
wit Messrs. Gloyd & Waterton for con-
strueting bridge in accordance with their
proposal, subject TO the acceptance of the
same by this body. Adopted.
By Mr., Hopkinson, That the Board of 1
City Improvements be and is hereby au-
thorized to contract with Jacob Fouts for |
building the Hicks street school house in |
with his proposal, subject to the |
acceptance of the same by this BODY |
The resolution of Mr.. Dixon, calling for
an appropriation of $500 for improving the !
addition to the West Side Cemetery, report |
ed favOrably : upon by the Committee on
Parks and Public Grounds, was referred with |
instructions to the members Of the Council |
from the Eleventh Ward.
CLAIMS.
A large number Of claims and accounts
we're read and referred. s
Adjourned.
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JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
BUSINESS NOTICES.

FREE TRADE.-That discussion viii be con
tinued tonight, commencing at711 O'Clock.
Excitementis running high. Many are prim-
ing for the occasion. Some for, some against
free trade. Speakers to be confined to ten
minutes. Any person can participate. It
takes place at the Mercantile College, sPang-
ler,s Block. IL
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The Republicans Of the City Convention for the
18th inst. will take uotice that the name Of J. L.
lNGERSOLL will be presented for the office Of City
Attorney, subject to their decision. Mr. l. has been
at all times ready and hard worker for the cause,
and his nomination Will be urged by
HIS FRIENDS.
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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. 0fice
lii Ontario street. el7
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LEcTURE.-ProE. o'Leary, who is spoken
of as highly entertaining and instructive
lecturer, is to give a course of lectures at the
Academy of Music in this city, commencing
I this evening. His subject is connected with
the laws of ''Life, Health and Beauty and
a fine collection of oil paintings, portraits Of
distinguished men, will be made use Of to
illustrate the principles which he endeayors
to ineuleate. The following is from the
Buffalo Post.
Prof. o'Ieary is rapidly growing in the
good opinion of our citizens. He is unuues-
tionably one of the ablest Lecturers who
ever favored Buffalo with a visit. His style
is graceful, animated, and deeply interesting.
His Lecture upon Temperance last evening,
did honor to his head and heart, and will
add largely to the number of his hearers
hereafter. He lectures again tomorrow
evening at st. James Hall.
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8- The following Railroad men, attend
ant upon the Railroad Convention to-day
arrived at the Angler House last evening:
B. F. Smith, N. Y. C. R. R.
E. B. Phillips, B. & W. R. R.
Chas. F. Noble, NJ S. Central.
Geo. R. Weed, C. B. & Q. r. r.
A. X. Donaldson, st. Louis.
J. E. Redfeid, N. Y. i E. R. R.
G. H. Bradbury. do.
John Corning, N. Y. c. R. R,
G. W. Wilder, Boston.
Thos. Scott, Pittsburgh.
John Scott, do.
L. N. Coles, B. 4 o. R. r.
J. II. Sullivan, do.
W. Gregory, New York.
J. D. Laying, C. i o. R. R.
]. Durand, Cincinnati.
Jas. Stuart, WellsYille.
L. ]. Fleming, NJ. & Ohio R. r.
G.. F, Thomas, New York.
o. Follett, Sandusky.
E. o. Mcclellan, Cincinnati.
VIM. F. Biddle, do.
E. S. Cray, Columbus.
S. T. L'HOmmedieu, Cincinnati.
W. Il. Clements, do.
P. J. Taylor, GAINESVILLE.
A. Berry, do.
W. B. Gardner.
G. G. Hammel, Chicago.
VIM. Jervis, Milwaukee.
b J. T. X. Hywen, Hannibal.
W. P. johnson, Chicago.
E. D. Robinson, do.
J. NJ. Kimball, Milwaukee.
]. D. Morton, Detroit.
J.. 3. Newman and daughter, Indianapo-
lis.
h. G. Carey, Dayton.
R. n. Rice, NJ. Central.
Chas. Dane Gibson, New York.
c. Wattshouse and lady, Philadelphia,
II. W. Davis, Dunkirk'
Alfred Curtis, Sharon, Pa.
S. Perkins, Jr., Brier Hill.
Geo. K. Swift, Warren.
VIM. Willrel, Lake Superior.
J. B. Morehand and family, Detroit.
A. Werner and wife, Michigan.
J. A. swaynie, O. W. s. Springs.
NJ. Warden, Columbus;
IRON PAssEEoER CARs.-We copy the par
ticulars of an accident on the New York and
Erie Railroad, in which the escape of the
passengers from a terrible and immediate
death, is solely attributable TO the fact
that they. occupied an iron car. The train
dashed through an open draw-bridge, and
plunged into the Hackensack river. The
locomotive went down into twenty-seven
feet Water. The iron car, by reason of its
length, struck against the opposite abut-
ment, the rear end remaining on the track.
A vessel which was about passing the draw
struck the car, losing its bow-sprit in the
encounter. But neither the crash against
the abutment nor the collision with the YES
sci very seriously damaged the car, and sin
gular to relate, none of the passengers, of
whom there were twenty, were seriously in
jured. Had the car been wood, probably
not soul would have escaped. 1t is to be
hoped that this practical proof Of the great
safety of iron cars will not be lost upon
railroad managers.-ChicagO TribRne.
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nehnre in he senate.

A long debate was had yesterday in the
o. S. Senate, between Douglos and Breckin-
ridge, after which Douglas resolution was
laid on the table.
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CITY SEXTnN

TO THE REPUBLICANS OF CLEvELAND;-We would
submit to your favorable consideration the name Of
Amy has long been respected citizen and Builder
in this city, till recently, when BY accident, he
has been unable to pursue his usual business and VIC
therefore hope bis name may be adopted for that Of
me- anu MANY REPUBLICAN FRIENDS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

y. Mary beware, pau
A WISDF1ALL.--Ai- ->es.ved information
per in the Infrmary, T, -,vs,g at Buffalo
on Monday that relation Ia .,ssad AL.
had died, begueathing her tho ,,,s,.,
lars. Mrs. Dewire has been for Sc,
months an inmate Of the Infrmary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27
BY Last Nights Mail,
Foreign Ministers.

It is stated that all the newly appointed
Ministers to foreign countries will receive
their instructions during the next two weeks,
and are expected to start Immediately there
after. Corwin win be despatched first.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

LATE Blackwood's s Map for Mich
igan, American Magazine and HalPs Jour
nal of Health for April, and the Ledger and
other late papers are at Hawks & Bro.
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I-ntesr ron, CIrnrIerton

A resolution was introduced in the South
Carolina Convention yesterday, that all sup
plies be cut of from Maj. Anderson. The
resolution viii come up to-day.
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so,f5e-n yesseI. IN New York.

The Steamship Bienville has been released
BY the New York Custom House authorities,
but Florida schooner which entered with
out the proper clearance papers, paid fine
Of $1,000
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CITY CnuncIl.

TUESDAY Evening, March Z6.
Present-Messrs. Masters, Dixon, Stevens,
oviatt, Russell, Sabine, Hayward, Rezner,
Quayle, Heckmen, Clark, Palmer, Lewis,
Willard, Hopkinson, CoOnard, Christian,
Ballad, Marshall, Thomas.
Minutes Of last meeting read approved.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

R- Book-kePers yin find a fresh sup
pig Of Leroy W. Fairehilds Gold Pens,
at J. B. Cobb & Co.'S. Al of Leroy W.
FaiTekiJFs Gold Pens sold By J. B. Cobb
8 Co., are 1rarTanteS for one year. ltd.
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:! HSHESoEP. s M Erunbqll Cos 0.

I hereby certify that 4 have been ticalinn n ne
GrBfenborg Medicines for tha past year and can tr-
" say that have never offered any medicines to the
public that have met with the decided Appreciation
Of the people Ike thele particularly the Pills aud
Ua1hollcQn. They viii perform al and more than d
promised FOR them have sod about any bottles
Of the getholieon the past year and heaF te besf
results In every case. J. H. Q. JyhAsONs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

FRANK PARKER.-LiEeEyl and Boarding
Stable, 30 Seneca street. A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures. .,.... ..i
b.. -re. o., r sepS4R26,Iy ~
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CITY SEXTON.
REPUBLICANS.

EDITOR LEADER:-Please announce the name of
DAVID PR0UDEQOT, as candidate for the ONCE
Of City Sexton, subject to the decision Of the City
Republican Convention.
REPUBLICANG
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

AEeAPPoJErrExo.-Mr. j. W. schuekers'
70, merIy Of this city, and afterwards OF Mt.
Vernon, O., informed the editor OF TINS pa,
per, when in Washington, that ne obtained
an appointment in the Treasury Depart
manls-- HeTdId
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

0. S. CoURr.-The case Of Ludlow vs.. the
Clinton Air Line R. R. Co. was heard yes
terday forenoon.
che afternoon, case Of Smith VS.. Rush
IN -qC was taken up.
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sTREET rnMMIssInNRR

MEssRs. EDITORs:-Please announce the name o.
PHILETUS s. BOSWORTH, a. a suitable caIfdi
date for street Commisslener, at the coming Char
'--- "--' MANY TAX PAYERS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

PRoF. GRIFFITH.-A select, if not large
audience was present at the Academy of
Music last evening, to listen to Prof. Grifiith's
Readings. One very: cOmmendable fea-
ture in the two entertainments, which we
have attended has been, that the selection
of pieces was not composed alone of those
which happen to be favorites with the
reader, or in which his peculiar forte
was displayed to the best advantage but
the programme was made up with refer
ence to the matter therein contained, so as
to please and crafty all classes of hearers.
It would be needless to specify any one piece
which pleased US more than another; for
when one possesses the excellent apprecia-
tion of Prof. G., all is given as it should be,
and we judge according to our individual
taste, rather than because one rendering is
better than another. It is to be hoped that
this gentleman will remain in the city and
take hold of the scholars in our schools, that
they may not only learn what to say, but
how to say it. The old Greek never would
have practiced speaking with pebbles in his
mouth, had he not thought there was some
thing necessary in order to influence men
besides bare expression of ideas in words
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

II. this coaneetiou We oHoE q NV te5tina0ulalss
~ an a MethndiEt Clergy nan e1a Fhen On ny
.T-e.5f have met with many women troubled with
az 5i5eaSes for which you advertise Mar5halIs Ute-
rfns Csfholcon as cure. have advised its and
q no sactsd acomplete cure whanever &c has been
- Rev. PETER SHARP
=. --.--1 Western Star, Ohfo
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MEssRs. EDITORS Please announce the nams Of
W. b. MARTIN a. suitable candidate for the Of
nee Of City Sealer subject to the nomination by the
Republican City Convention.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

Hover s Higsos-NeE shAWis.
Loren PrsntiEs-Tor Rsat,
H. Merrill-To Rent. = -.l ~ tt.-
VIM. O. North-Attaehmsn Notice.
J. n. Lulsnd-Grand Concert.
CarT's Cough Cure.
Wheel.ok, Osborn a co-Notice.
Lost-A Gold Bracelet.
Found-A Gold Beaoelet.
O B. Darling Attachment Notice.
Rice 1 Burnett-China and CrOckory ware, &c
g. 5. PoWers-Academy Of. Music.
Hawks BrO-Pspers-LOetl Notice.
Mercatile COllsge-Business Notice.
Jessie ePalmer-Announeement
W. b. Martin do
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

Na- Street Railroad Tickets, q for one
dollar, are for sale at W. P. FOgg's CrOckery
Store.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

~ See advertisement Of Dr.. ssnfOrd's
Liver Invigorator. li -no-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

@- All should not tail to read the adver-
tisement Of PRO-. Wood in tO-day's paper. q
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, - Read what DR.. Bushnell says Of the GrHlan-
berg Medicines. Or. b. Is a physician ot extensive
practice, and one Of the most 5uccessu in the cOn-
" (rrumbulll in which be resides
tfrhis certihes that have used The Grd5len herg8
pills and marshala Catholicon, sold here D. =. q.
johnson, in my practice They are good medicines
Hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio, March q, 1857.
Sold by Druggists and Molicins Dealers through
out the country. For Medicines or Agencies, ad-
dress H. d. hlhd1IEls DlsgelanQ.
lan3dEW General Agsnt lor ono.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

- Superior Lubricating Oil can be had
AZ 25 cents per gallon.
Massillon Mills XXX Flour-best quality
in the city. GEO. sPRAGUE,
oviatt's Exchange.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27

Na DR.. NJ. Brooks, the recently appoint
sa Physician of the Marine Hospital, enter
ed upon the duties Of his Office on Monday
T,-E
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atlvFlrg.
CQnfeftiorErn.
T0HN SCHRINK

T0HN SCHRINK
Having removed to his new quarters
NO. z3, LYMAN's s BLOCK,
OPPOSITE THE COUNT HOUSE, ON PUBLIC
SQuAkE,
Is prepared 70 receive The calls Of his friends and
the public at large.
ETerything Ia the line Of Coufsctfouery is kept at
WHOLESALE An ID RETAIL As usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
as well as the choicest eatables served up at mo.
ment'B notice.
DINNER Is SERVED DAILY
for the accommodation OF persons having busin IS
At the Court House.
KENNETT ALE ON DRkUGHT.
fsb q.
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Ed. LEADER:-Please state that E. s. HOLKINS
will be a candidate for the Office OF City Sealer at the
ensuing Spring Election for this city. Mr.. Il. is
practical scale maker, having several years expert
in the business and will therefore ba likely TO
give satisfaction to MANY CITIZENS.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
JULIUS Il. BROWN will be a candidate for JUS
tcs OF the Peace west SideJ at the coming Spring
Election. feD2O
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-27
Postmaster nt Oberlin.

Geo. F. Hopkins was yesterday confirmed
as Postmaster at Oberlin, Ohio.
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oI1.-Ihe undersigned is prepared to
Manufacture La oil tubes and vatA in superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms, at his steam Planning Mn,
corner of Erie and Kinsman streets, Cleye-
land, Ohio. . G. Il. KIDNEY.
...1.iis 10 i.,5u-r4,.. jan18R1O
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TWELVE YEARS AGO

lOUla the success Of several medical gentle
men in curing disease iron principles n 4ccora1nce
with the qreaf natu-al Avs induced talr establish
nent as an Incorporated Institution under act Of
the Legislature By the title Of The GklhhEh6A nc
COMPANY OF New Herk. The continued success q
their reuldias, and the frm hold they have gained
upon public confidence, has fully justified the honor
coufsrred upon tbs Association By Legi5latiTe en-
acfnent, and they have reason % feel great pride IN
com pairing their success with meical academies AZ
50 chartered by public auth0fitg lu7olcited te5t-
mony fFoHl pu bic and private iniTldlaa and cqm-
mandatory notices in the leading public journals,
bear witness 70 the medical sil and high personal
character OF she gentlemen connected Eith the in
stitutiOn thus assuring thu public that, among the
many unworthy advertise Of the day, u Z 9 i =
EHBERG COMPANY has sVer been and VIII b q
reliable and Trustworthy medium for the restorEion
Of health to the afflicted and AL who are sC1arng
may address them with entire confidence
Tho principles and practics Of medicine aqopled b
this Institution are lucislY gst iorth IN Il 2 Gtl-
ENBERG MANUAL OF HEALTH IN my al1abie
medical work. published for family use and there
fore sold at the nominal priceot . cents Tor which
sum L Is mailed free 70 any part oi the country.
The heaItfaof American Women diseases Of CALI
drsn and the more Obscure and chrome cora plants,
a. well a. the common diseases incident 70 this coun
tTV have received the ortan ton Of tA5 ln7tliutloi
and il is enough 70 say they have proved themselves
fully cofnpaient for the great tr8ta y 1eh the FuDc
l have confded to ther skill.
Their series Of hedicine8 en- brace eleven ulerent
remedies adapted TO different diseases with minute
/ directions accompanying each article Ine Meli-
cine 70 which we wish 70 call the attention Of the
I many Females adiicted with disease IL
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srREEr nnMmIssInNFR
CITY sFALRR.

MEssRs. EDITORS please announce the name
WIN. WALTER, Jr., as a candidate fer the office
Street Commissioner, and oblige
MANY REPUBLICANS.
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N072
Dry Gsoas.. e. s.5ss co..

ty O5pns. saaaa =
III D.KENDAhL & co. = 1aII-.
ist II SIER Y.sg .
We invite special attentlon 10 our stock Of Iiss-
/ MisS Hoss ~ s1i!ls 2 Piifes and sizes M 40
~ Boys French 3 Hose, an sizes 1.f 1
/ 0f DO{s bIltish = Doe 10 Mixed and Brown.
- Aeh5 nose 4lans' q Hose, super stout
me and guperhne, In ali mum bers
I fI.s g. 9ents \ Hose -15
dosiery from auction sales at one-half the orizi,
ported Particular attention is paid 10 this br,-b
q y % olr 1lslness The assortment viii be found fsii
Also Ladies, Gents, Boys and Misses GsubfIsf.
~ ~ = Fs3, lp al stYl les apd Qualities. n
Tor Ladies dresses. Chesiie bords-ai Ssit n - -
i3eus STYLES, Kisses HOOP skirts, ali lies Bal
Ionsttss ioy Boz s5gs vide HAshnerett7 and Orr
oi1e i kiids2d lgnaiity-superi0r % any
20 EYEATY-FIKE CENTS,
.l,,.-., -rf In al numbers and eoIors. --5- ..g
- -iz---------.-. q 4. y, KENDALL
RIEINS' KIDaGLOFES. 97 ~
'5 Ell BALDWIN : Co. l io-
u order to meet the demand foF /. snro,,d.. YIN
VNOf p * a moderate price, via oisr, "a -
Z TUESDAY, MARCH 19FH. 'esF a-.
ONE HUNDRED D0z. BIVINE KID GI0yFs /
q qe oest n tha Market except A AldLahd4risY I.
10 PRlCE-sIX .sHILLIEGs. =4I tfr J
oopBlgs 50Sk 81 ri Fl AZ. ALA&A4aPER's KID GLOVES h
maLlg Ia - kI.BALDWIN.&go.r \
RANDS-CA1EBRIC, fTsI,I07- 7750
marlg RETTBERGii 4 4 HAUsMAEs,s
DATTERN CL0AKS-TER GAR
IBALpI, the English saqus, The FTnnrsSs -
0nened ~
mingss Buttons and Braids Ciofb sd 49, [ill-
Inents made 70 order b han q o. fssrr ,1i ssr-
l9slls ~ k.l.lBALOWIN q co.,
M 4IlCE.-W ILd9rBB OPENED !
IN THIS DAE-The' 4 81 - =, - IL =,
FaGQBkD LAWNS and Il. t.-- -,.-.1..
Lev -tt ID, TRENCH JACOHETTs 81
AieIt over from last Season, and thew VIII bs &C.,
% one half the former prle5, viz S'-1Ns1
. E1f ColOred Lasons at 8 cents. --- ~ -ias
2 -1hfes-ShiIIiHg Fine Jaeo7stts at T83 esats
With other Spring Dress Goods AZ eorresnor5i.,,
prices Also-Ihe balance Of ll7F
VXItTTq4MaANS " T4aAA,N1S u --i 0AM1LLAs, and u ]
at satisfactory Prices to tSe Pgrsbsssr,, 'i II
~ -eaii and procure some Cheap Drsss Goods at
mart Corner Superior Sc. i Pa5. 80 saasrs. 3
MORGAN & ROOT -7iz7 = - /
4AA -a- r5s1 sr- l4l-aT-f i-,a p sd
1861. Wholesale TRADE. 1851 !
We are now receiving daily, in addition to oBr
i5tl s5Ge5 q DTy Goedss large lots Of ehoics
,54f r544fl5 Slngnams, Denins, Sheetings, Bleacbed
SS Ie S Hnieh We can oder at great bargains to
faa NOTION DEPARTMENT. '
Our stock Of Yankee Notions and FaBcv f4,o,,.-,,
a g ala complete Tor the Spring J0bbidg Trade
ar prices We guarantee as low as any Hons 1e5f Of
51il -9l' GROCERIES, -ls-l III said q,
% Barrels extra Amber Syrlip.f --.. s-l..1rf 4
"a iaSss.,s ihess sesialssS eii. haisi1s-neW fruit,
Low -ElGURES, tst-l l'.ti-7 : 80 =, -
200 Chests Young Tyson Tea niirsba.s5 hsso,,. /
- the late advance ~ - -1N- 5''-o-2
- tae M most Of cur Stock has Just been bought 4
So man value We therefore CAN and WILL SILL ~
1tN-As siy' MORGAN & ROOT. .f5f 4
r,orao NOS .2S Superior, and
..'T ri. II Il and le Seneca sts. Z
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MARsHALI7S UTERINE OATHOLICON.

which & offered certain cure IN cases accumpa-
MED with the following symptoms Irregular tea
Weakness, Eaintness, Deranged Apustites EalloE
Complexion, Pain in the Back aud kidney, Chillg,
ralgia, Palpitation 0f the Helrt DiIEinssz, nsru-
Onsness, Headache, keatleEsnessi Disturbed sleep,
EluBhe5 CT the Heart, aenHral Pam Craellus ana
Pain m the Spine and hafWeel g1s shoullers, Acid
stomach, Nausea, Indigestion, Difhcult Passing Of
/ Urine with heat OF 1mortlng, ttchtnEs bufulnB q
Irritation % the Uterine Organs hight1n1l9i l.-
pair, ysterioe, Anxiety, Red Eacep Nervous I.le-
ing, Starring, Con8tlpation Irritable temper oad-
nees, DeuraTed AppsJite, Hlatuleucei 1ioalaq and
Ifrequlsr BoWels Unpleasant DreaInar Eain1 in the
Uterine Organs, Nun bne9a ana ras N ne LiLllaI
Los q the Memory, Beniter1nlti soreness il the
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The RniIrnH.

- The following Railroad men, attend
ant upon the Railroad Convention to-day,
arrived at the Angler House last evening:
B. T. Smith. n. Y. C. r. r
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All Of the Grefenberg Medicines are for
sale BY
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Rla ). w. cor Ontario %. 3 Faplie sa-a-e
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