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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-29
rhe T,Fo srnte Conventlona.


The Democratic Central Committee have
issued call for State Convention to be
held upon the IIth Of June next, for the
nomination Of Governor, Lieutensnt-GOv-
ernnr. Auditor Of State Treasurer Of State,
Judge Of the Supreme Court, aud Member
Of the Board of Public Works. The Union
Committee have already called the Union
Convention for June 18th. Both tickets
will thus be early in the field for the can
vass and judgment of the people The
platforms upon which they are to stand
will be submitted at those Conventions, but
the language of the two calls will afford q
glimpse as to the probable character of
those platforms. The first paragraph of
the Union call invites
HAIl loyal citizens who are IN favor Of the
maintenance Of the Government and the
vigorous prosecution Of the war, now car
ried on for the suppression Of the rebel
lion against It"
There is not a word Of party here, the
only qualification being loyalty to the
Government Again, the last paragraph
Of the call reads as follows:
"The friends Of the Government have
every thing TO encourage their hone. for
inc prompt suppression Of the rebellion.
The measures adopted by the last Con-
gress have conferred upon the Federal Ad-
ministration all the means necessary for
the maintenance Of the public credit, The
strengthening of the army and enabling it
to achieve speedy and decisive victories
over the enemy. We congratulate you,
with all the loyal people Of the country,
upon the gratifying prospects, and earn
estly invite you to the active labor neces-
sary to hasten and ensure the glorious
result.
The most bitter opponent could find no
Hpartisanship in these wOrds-suppOrt of
the Administration, maintenance Of the
Government, the suppression Of the rebel
lion, Tthese are the tenets of the Union
belief, and this will be the platform upon
which we hope to rally the citizens and vo-
ters Of our State.
On the other hand, the Democratic call
has not one word Of encouragement for
the Government not q syllable Of denun-
citation Of the rebels, only the following
"The Democratic voters, and all others
in faver Of the Union as it was, and the
Constitution as it is
The latter clause of the sentence is the
CatohWOOd upon which the party hopes to
prove their loyalty. But that it is only a
eslchwood, and not honest sentiment,
has been shown by the fact that far great
sr efforts are made by those who put it
forth, to break down the Administration
and dismsmber the Government, than to
restore the Union.
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Chicago CnnnI ConrentIon.

The Ship Canal Convention which is to
meet in Chicago, in June next promises
to be one Of immense Importance. Repre-
sentatives from all the prominent cities in
the land will be present. and the occasion
will gather together more business talent
than any previous one Of the country.
The people Of Chicago are preparing to
give hearty welcome to all who may at
tend, and will do her best to advertise the
advantages which the city affords to bust
ness men. 1t is time our Board Of Trade
and the citizens generally were thinking
Of the matter and preparing to send
strong delegation Of our best men.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-04-29
LIGHT,
Captain JOHN sPALDINQ.

BE-Ihis Trip Of more than Eleven Hundred Miles
embraces six degrees Of latitude and eleven degrees
Of longitude passing through Lakes Erie St Clair,
Huron and Superior and the beautiful Rivers Detroit
ST. Clair and St Marie with its Thousand isles pre-
senting to the Tourist for Pleasure, Health, in The
pur4uit OF Scis CO. more REAL attractions than any
other on the continent Of America.
B55- Passengers from Toronto and Montreal can
connect with Of these Boats at Port SRrna on the
even ing Cf the day they leave Detroit.
E-One Of the steamers, Sea Bird or Cleveland VIII
leave Chicago on Wednesday evening Of each week
for superior City, touching at ell ntermeda ate ports
FOX FURTHER INFORMATION and all enqui-
ries regard ng Freight OF Passage, address
CLEVELAND AGENTS:
ROB'T HANNA q CO., for Northern Light and
H. GAKRETsON Il CO., for Meteor and Hi
HUsSRY & MCBRIDE, for Iron City and
Planet.
DETROIT AGENTS.:
s. P. BRADY 3 CO., for Iron City, Planet aud City
Of cleveland;
WILLIAMS a CO., for Northern Light, Illinois and
JN0. HUT6HINs & CO.. for Traveller nar2a;asN
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Copperhead Frauds in CHICAGO

The Dem ocrats are growing Justify over
the election Of their ticket in Chicago.
But from the results of the investigation
Of committee, regarding election frauds,
they should the rather hide their heads in
shame. That committee have unearthed
proof Of the most unblushing and aston
ishing fraud, on the part Of the copper
heads. It is shown that Joliet Ottawa,
Detroit, Racine, La Porte, La Sale and
other places contributed of the OfF-scOur-
ing Of these cities TO secure democratic
victory. In the Sixth Ward there were
no challengers at the polls, and voters
we're admitted without question. Wagon
loads by the score were sent there to vote,
and five hundred more votes were counted
ont than there are voters in the ward. In
other wards the same scenes were enacted,
and Union voters were driven away by
brute force. By such devices as these the
eopperheads managed to obtain a paltTy
majority Of enc hundred and fifty.
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RInck Rer.ments.

The Governor Of MASSACHUSETTS, embrac-
ing the earliest instant in whish the patri-
otto blacks of our country can be enrolled
among the defenders of endangered liberty,
is receiving all able-b bodied black men, and
organizing them into regiments, with col
ored non-commissioned officers, surgeons,
and chaplains. These regiments will be
numbered, organized, considered and treated
in eUery respect, precisely as are those reg
iments heretofore sent into the field by the
old commonwealth.
The pay, ratiOns, clothing, term of en-
listment, and land bounty will be the same
as in all other regiments of volunteers
BOUNTY.
Each recruit will receive one hundred
dollars from the United States on his dis
charge, and fifty dollars from the State of
Massachusetts when mustered in. The
camp is at Readville, near Boston, Massa-
chusetts, where all brave, freedOm-loving
cOlored men are invited to repair without
delay, and enroll themselves with the host
that shall do or die for freedom.
In furtherance of the above objects, John
NJ. LangstOn, Esq, of Oberlin, will speak
in the following places, at the time here
after mentioned, on "The War and the
Duty Of the ColOred Men at this Hour"
He will speak at:
Columbus, Friday evening May 1st.
Xenis, Sunday evening, May Sd.
Springfield, Monday evening, May 4th.
Dayton, Wednesday evening, May 9Th.
Richmond, Indiana, Thursday evening,
May 7tb.
. Hamilton, Friday evening, May 2Eh--
Oxford, Saturday evening, May 9th.
Cincinnati, Monday evening, May llth.
The friends of Freedom and the Govern
ment, in the above named places, are earn
estly requested to make suitable arrange
ments for these meetings. Let the meet
ings be large and enthusiastic. In due
season, notice will be given Of meetings to
be held in Cleveland and other places in
this State.
The undersigned, agent of the Massachu-
setts Military Committee will, till further
notice is given, be located at Columbus, in
this State. All persons wishing to cores
pond with him will please address him at
that place. A.P. DUNLAP.
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The Duty Of Colored men-Their Enlist
AH0 menf as Soldiers


The Duty Of Colored men-Iheir Eniis'-
menf as Soldiers
The providence Of God has caused the
war which ig now waged By the rebels
against the Government, to be the era Of
dsliverancs to the blacks. We speak net
nov Of The slaves who are redeemed from
bondage BY the fortunes Of war, nor even
Of that vast multitude freed by the Presi-
denPe Proclamation and the advance Of
the federal army. But We refer to the
blacks as a race-to the Northern free
negroes even more than those Of the
South. Before this war, they we're thrust
fcom apillar to post" their wants disre-
gnrded and their necessities overlooked.
They we're made The victims of oppression
Of obliquy end hate. They had fed from
The South to avoid slavery, and in gaining
freedom had been forced to accept with it,
The condition Of outcasts and vagrants.
Fxeeptious there were Of course, for
pbilsptbropic men and charitable spots
have ever been found upon the earth, but
these exceptions only made the hard rule
the more manifest. Some Of these fugi-
tiyes braved the storm aud worked their
vay to honor and responsibility, some
sunk in despair to the paupeTs grave,
while others grew callOused and wicked
There was little that was hopeful for the
race.
HWbat shall we do with the negro upon
the country. The people have asked it Of
themselves, and Of their law makers. Leg.
islstures have discussed it, and Congress
has taken brave hold of the tough subject
The President Of the United States ha:
paid special attention to the condition o.
the HAmerican citizens Of African de
SCENT" and from every quarter the pres
ent situation and future propects Of the
oOlored racehave received dilligent atLen-
tion. As q result the black race stands
forth as an element in society, no less thar
the whites. 1t will henceforth be delivered
from the darkness of sin, shame and ig
norance, into the light of manhc5d.
One high privilege newly given to the col
ored men is that of sharing in the defense
Of what has become their land and theil
Government. This is no light honor. Fifty
years hence he will be proud man VII,
can say-"my father fought for the UniOI
in 62-3." The sons of black men may
heneeforth share this honor with those o
paler faces. What remains now to be dom
is for the blacks to show that they are de
serving Of this honor. They have prayeC
for the privilege Of joining the armies o
the Union; now that they have it, letthen
prove their title to bravery and dis
eipline. Elsewhere will be found cir
culsr giving all needful information as {,
the opportunity thus offered them; let u
see that the colored men Of Ohio ar
as good as their word, and accept of ii
provisions.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.


EASTERN TBeoUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, l ses
York Hartford. and Willoughby, Painesvillei Gene
va, Astsbula and COnneaut, closes at A M. 20
EASTERN THROUGH, for New York only closes at
p. M. n
ton New YOrk and Hartford closes at e:45 ?. M
EAsrERN WAY, for all points between Cleveland ana
wRsTSES THFoJgH, for Toledo. Dstroit Chicago
aud Milwaukee, Gloss at 10 p. NJ Qeavea al 9'iV
WEsTEaS THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque, St Joseph and Cairo closes a. 4.zg r a.
WRsTERE WAY, for ali points betgeen CieVelanu
apd Toledo, closes at P. M.
sANDUsKY WAY, for sAndusky and all intermediate
OTN0IEEATI WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati closes at 10 P. NJ, lleayes at 9'lo
next morning) "
ARK and Cincinnati, closes at 10 P. NJ, Qeaves At 9S
CIScISSATf THROUGH, for Columbus. Cincinnati;
Louisville, St. Louis, Indianapolis LanesYlue ana
PITrsBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and wash
ingiOn, closes at / P. M - -, !,
Wellsviile and Pittsburg, Harrisburg Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washing on, closes at 200 A M
MAHONING WAY, for all points between CleNelanu
and Youngstown, CLOSES at 10 r M (eaVeH heAb ioE
MFpIEA WAY, closes at A. NJ.
ROCKPORF, &C. closes on Tuesdays, thur1days ano
RREcEs11IIE BATH, &c, eIcses Tuesdays and Sat
sTssoS n CTSTER, Granger, North Royalton &C
closes on Tuesdays and saturdays a. Z A. n
EAsT CLEvELAND and Euclid, closes daily,a 2. m
H9rMail and Drop Lettars are require By law t
sSSkii City Circulars are required to prepaid
VIZ ~ 8ice opsh fFoua 7.so A. N. to 7sO P. 81. Oh
Sunday from A. NJ to lo;21 A = y; i;owi.Fs N
L.. p
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CLAIMS.
'RS' CTATMS-T WILL

OOLDIERS CLAIMS.-I WILL
} atteOd TO the Col ectiOn Of Back Pay and the One
the rela ives Of suca are deceased anq proclra
Passions for Invalid Soldiers, their Midows' HI
nor Children, OF Dependent Mother or Sisters.
Those wnO say eve are authorlzed by 6Osefn--
ment" or sis fully authorized BY the Govern nient
or | authorized and Licensed by the United 81 aiei
to Procure Pensions or Collect Bounty, sc M ans
simply that they have paid K C. Parsons, Oilsetor
Ten poLIABs the Tax assessed By the Government on
an persO9s attending that kind Of Business nave
done the same I do not publish paper, por lssue
Bogus Coppers but will attend to legitimate business
-F P. PREETISS,
ClavaIand q An 2l-437w No. HOUSES Blcck.
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LIar LETTERs
Remaining in the Cleveland Pest Once
April 2s, 1853.

April 2s, 1853.
nS-An letters advertised are subject to an sxtE,s,
charge Of One Cent. Persons calling for them VIII
cTSe pofee viii be open o a y Z. NJ, and cl'se
: q : w. LADIES LIST.
AringHM Argyle Char Adams Emma l.
a ARderson a an hony 4 Z angel harrietN n
Alesnery Sarah Adams Mollie
Bat.heldsrAD BrigdeS Aegle Basr Anthony
Black Addie Brenan Mrs BIZ Annie
Barry Martha Ruttetheld 81 Bentley Mary W |
Brown sayrah Bur. bank " Burch VIM
B.O9d.On May Baker john U Bnghthah
Callsehau Annie Gamble Mrs Cushion Mrs
Orr Is Cla-a h CLARK Chariot Coan Ofas
Cha.5 KiTtie Carroll Cath Cornell Elizab'h
CO!ahan Mary CaldN ell Matii Gallon mary
Curtis Mary Chambers Corns Rose
Carlo Mary A Calender 4 uonnay susan
Costigan sarep Clam Harvey Calshan ME
ID
Doyls winhed necreets sarsh D;gnOn NJ A
Downes Mafg DTOne Freddie Dame kmel ne d
Derbsll Harriet
Eek er Maggie Evand Haiti, Estriu George
EYsns Hammer
=. v,,v Tostsr Il Foss Minis
T1lto1 Lnoy ForkneF Lady FELL Matilda
FonTniTaI J.5do Fall Capt FOWles Alice
FowieI Mrs Fellows Geo Teton Eliza
Fapeh Flten Fenner EmmR Fish Katy
Gates thar Galloway Marg Gleason MaEg
Gardner Msr.et Gale Anna Genes Caroline
rfEIE srgE EpseliS Ssli,0 Gsny Ellen GoTss Augusta
nan sarrv Harrison Rish'd Hubbard Ruth
iianl0n Mary A Htyden Jas BsTd ysnn ICD
/ ti.Il-j Dina B Haggerty Mrs Hicks America I
| HieE, y Nargaret Henggs MeIhn Hanford susan
,u,,,. por.n. Jones IH 4II.. johnson Maray L
| JS61s Fannie Jennings Henrietta
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! Kewley Maggie kitkW92d Lin kelrk tannie
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| knowles Ann Kains Eltz honney ElLaD
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| Lloyd Marthy
vr1laD sa-ab Ma,gham A Moore Maya
| Moore sesaie Merritte Min N re Mary
! sIsi0n v Mary Mulbaiiy Cal Middleton Carrie
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Merrill Adea Mullen AneH hossmah Aunano
u,Guip ,laryA Msgr5e,y a.y MA MoBrIie H.1iet
McYeen Cynthia
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| sherman BOttyJ Sseyey Mary seoneid MARY Il
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Simons Martha sullivan Mary swan MARIA
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To Kns Ellsn Terrill o. lnthla Iappan uellue
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Taylor Hannah
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Underner Mrs Unger julia
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! WiIm 4 Sarah ID Williams 80 Ollie Ward Mary
| Wa Mary MelB Noren Malket NSllle 81,
| Wallace ala White EliZab'h Wyman Elijah
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LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.

THE SPLENDID STEAMERS
PLANET, METEOR, CITY OF gLEV LAND, ELAl,
TRAVELLER, ILLINOIS, IRON CITY & NOkTH-
ERN LIGHT. will form the line from Cleveland and
Detroit to all Lake Superior Ports during tho season.
On the following daTs:
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ArRIErn N nnnp-rRY u

A FRIEHD u NE1D-TRT y.
Dr. BEssts sIEFALLIBLE LIHIMENT Is prepare
IRON the recipe OF Dr.. Stephen Sweet, Of Oonnscti
the grsat boe ssEsr snd kaa bssn used IN his prae
doe for ths last twenty years with tho moat astoni
Ing success. As sn external remedy Il Is WithOuta
rival, and viii alleviate pain mora speedily than AMI
other preparation. For al Rheumatic and NGrVou
sores, Wounds, Sprain5, Bruises, &C., its soothing
healing and powerful strengthening propensitieB, eE
cite the Just wonder and astcnehent Of all who has
given Il trial. Over four hundred certihcatel
Of remarkable cures performed By Il within the as1
tgo yaarA, Gttest 70 this net. strong ArnatrOng
Agents for cleveland. decloalteoWdaW:h h2s
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DENSIONS AND B0UNTYi
WIdows Of Ofleers and Soldiers,


widows OF OHleeFs and Soldiers,
who have died, OF who have been killed IN service,
their minor Children or dependent Parents Brothers
or SisterE are entitled to full pensions and arrears Of
tcd 10 pension TO the extent Of disability. All who
have served TWO years, or who have been discharged
The nndersigned Iata Lieut.. Col. 7th Ohio YOlun-
teers, has opened an Office in Warren, irumDnl Cos
Ohio, TO prosecute the
PENSION AND BOUNTY BUSINESS,
and will also prosecute all business agatnst the Gov
erument in any Of its Departments. bis long expert
ence in the business and long service in the army end
his thor0ugh -quantance with the manner OF dong
the business and how and where TO obtain eFldance
in all casss gives him advantages over all other r.
sons engaged in the business. lie charges ONLY the
leg4l fees-f5U0 in Pension cases, with charge ei
sl 50 for each affidavit, where additional evidence Is
required. -.,,-r
sa-soidiers write to him. call on him at MS Of
fee II yOu write give full history Of the case and en-
close stamp and you will get q satisfactory answer BY
fefuru H1o{l. j. u. ASPEk,
Attorney at Law,
arrfF.af2 Warren Trumhuli 70 ~
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ANNIVERSARY.
Sabbath school AnniVersaT

Sabbath school Anniversary.
.THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the Cuyshoga County Sunday School Union " IN
b. held in Cleveland, at the ID Presbyterian Uhurcb
on the 7th Of May next, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
ORDER or EXERCISES
A. M.-RepOrts from this Union and the Auxiliary
Unions and Schools Of the county.
P. M-Addresses and Discussions.
Eyening-SipFiDRa DR and Addresses in connection with
Childrens Mass Meeting.
Es5-The respective Unions and Schools of the coun-
y requested to send reports and statstcs and any
number Of Delegates they may desire
9IA very interesting tins is anticipated.
s w. II fF3ShGls F6I5aaspr, Cor. seo'ys, T. HANDY,
Oleveland A pril IS, 1853 l38 President.
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MATCHES.

CLEVELAND MATCH Comply,
~ MAEUFACTURRRs OF
WATERPROOF Percussion Matches,
Warranted to stand in any climate.
BB-Patranaee Solicited. All orders addressed to
the undersigned promptly executed.
U.B. WADDLE CO.,
tep1'44e Cleveland o,
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no sOLOIERs ANp THEIR HRIks

d. W. GAGE, Successor to Gage 4 Bruce,
Is authorized aud licensed by the United States 10
coll Ct Pensions. Bounty and Back Pay, and other
(Qaims against The Go eminent VI the q. aud Of
tue state of Ohio By ate law OF CONGRESS Soldiers
DIsCHA by rsasOn Of WOUNDS received in service
are entitled TO 500 Bounty. Soldiers Of the ihree
months service aud large number Of Othors, are
titled 70 pay for service beiore being mustered into
the u. s. Service and thOusands who ere not mus
erred 10 at all entitled TO pay. All such can
have their claims promptly adjusted and collected By
personally or BY letter, eucotng stamp 70
d. W. GAGE, l6S Superior-St.s
Opposite the Merchants Bank,
rnar24:R2s flsvrianA bin
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me chief Attributes Of Manhood are

The Chief Attributes Of Manhood are
frequently lost or suspended BY nal practices and VI
cious habits that will inevitably lead 10 hereditary
disease unless checked in time Read the truths laid
down in the treatise 'hUMAh-FRAlLff, or PHfs'
BIOLOGICAL BEsEARCHEs." 1t is elaborAiely iAuatfa'
- with eolored engrsvings and viii convince the
most hardened and uneonoernsd, ss well as relieve
the minds Of the most deaponding By leading them
in the right channel for relief Of bodily and mental
agony and despair.
BB-sold BY Dr.. BARROw, lsl Bleecker st., n Y.
Price Is oeuts Sent ree eVeryWhers- See advertise
msnt Of fTriesemar'' in another column
Sold also By G. " CLARK, Druggist, Cleveland,
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POST.0FFICE Ti6IEsTABtE
1888 SUMNER 1RR1XGEHENF 1858
FOR THE
Arrival and Closing of Mails
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,

BE- Mails will be opened and ready for uehfef1 olie
hour after arrival Of trains.
Es-AIl Mails elole one hour before departure OF
trains.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT
Eastern Through arrives at AS An, I;40 455PM-
Eastern Way arrives at 9-55 A. M. .- =, ~
Western Through arrives at $50 NJ and g'Z9 r n
Western Way arrives at $50 p. n.
Sanduslzy Way arrives at g.2j A. N. =.
Cincinnati through arrives at 9;45 A. NJ 335 p n
do Way arrives at 9:35 p. ~.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 7=3Q P. NJ
do Way arrives at 9.l5 A NJ.
Mahoning Way arrives at l.Q5 =. NJ
Medinay Way arrives at 500 P. N. 90.
ROckport &C, arrives Tuesdays Thursdays Ano SAT
urdays at Il NJ. -,
Brecksvie, Bath, &C., arrives Mondays and Friday
at5P. NJ
Sharon Center Granger. Ncrth ROyalt0n, 6ci arrive
Mondays and Fridays at P. NJ.
Warrensville arrives daily at lu;l5 A. N.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A. n
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RECRUITS.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETIN j
IN Of the Lone Book Mining CompanyW held
aG their Office. C36 Prospeot-St., the fth; 0fMay
next, for the election of Ohcers and thssi lsaCton
OF other business-at which time prOI tiOn will
be male to alt-r the By Laws Of the Comp lnY.
April Sd, 1868 E3T W VI t3ARt.sCK. Sec'v.
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FOR the BENEFIT Of Nervous Suffer
- ers The WARNING VOICE on -
Self-uuse Of Debility, Consumption
Premature Decay, Loss Of Memory, Rc.s BY tormei
Sufferer Enclosing stamp, address
ID. II. WELLINGTON, Boston, Mass.
PREVENTION BETTER THAN CUBE.-Ths
new Esneh Sale is the only article ever recon- mend
"a BY Ia Medical Profession SAYS and sURE Pre-
Ventivs Samples sent, SAFELY CONCEALED q any
IL. m mini Of .lamn. aecLl. ~
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Letters RemnininE in the Branch Post
once, West side.
LADIES LIST.
Aiken DeliaA Higgins Miss Basnbe Cathrina
Butler Geo Mrs Harrington Long Anne
T1v fison q A. Iabes a Mrs Myler Anne
Flanders U q Kennel Christ Such George
G isl Margret Linham Fran Wood Adelia
Gahney Elien Likely marthY Webb Mary
Gaul Catharina Lent Addte
GauHey Jas Mrs LutherAnna Maria
GENTLEMEE's LIST.
AueaTF Dolan Michael LeiehllH Il
Bremi,s Geo Uurfg Benry NeweOmb
Rennett Edmuud Fisk OE Potter HIS
BIessman Chas o0t WIN Sell Jake
COnnor Michael Goetz onrad Aannetter VIM
Cubbins John Hare JQhn henranslaer G W
OratZ George Hurst gaooD wood coleman
Carlton B Lange nW& 70 winter Angus
d Eier Michael
Ba- Persons calling for any Of the above will say
Advertised" B. C0HhkSi 2, II.