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E;N. sE0qK sARKEE-AprII "a.
TsLseRASH.l


EreoHR-DuN.
United States ons-year certificates 97x, Ohio and
Mississippi certificates IS, American 90 coal IO5. Pa
cihs Mail 226, New York central i342, Milwaukee
and PraiTi- du OhieR 81, Erie iltS, Hudson l5s3S,
Beading l375S Michigan Central 1879, Michigan South
srn lHQ4 hicagl and Northwestern g. d. preferred
g. Harlem Z35 Illinois Central scrip I9z Cleveland
aud Pitt bufgh III, GalenR and Chicago l24f, Cleve
la-d and Toledo li5. hicago and ROck Island ll2H,
Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago il6%.
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NEW RAILROAD TINE TABLE.-A new
Railroad time table, for the running of
trains on all the railroads csntering in Cleye-
land, viii go into effect OF Monday May 9th.
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BLAEKs.-We shall, in futureI keep on
hand full assortment of legal blanks Of
every description, printed in good style and
upon good stock.
The attention of dealers and others is res
pectfulIy invited. Terms reasonable. Or
ders by mail promptly attended to.
E, CowLEs & Co.
April "a, 1884.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
MONEY nIARKKT.
MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,
WRDNEzDAv EvRWTud- AurfI n. 1874

MORNING LEADER OFFIOE, I
"WEDNESDAY EVEEING, April n, lSd4.J
GOld-GOld took another backward step in Wall
street to-day, closing at 79X The immense prepsra-
tions for the coming campaign known to be making
BY the Government auguring almost esrtaia Success
are beginning to awaken new confidence 10 business
communities, snd with the growth Of this feeling
must inevitably come proportionsts curb upon the
operations Of those gamblers in Id, stocks. &C
who take advantage OF every untoward Circumstance
or public distrust, to weaken the National credit
by bringing into disayOr and contempt, 80 far as
their influence can, its sources of supply The COM
paratively small disaster 81 plymouth last week,
fortunate though It was, wss the signal for sd-
vance Of three TO four per cent god and the most
Insignificant mob Of lswless rusns is used By these
worse than traitors in Wall street q steppingstOne
to their personal aggrAndizsu ent, no matter what
the injury to the Government credit. The efforts Of
Secretary Chase far, though wisely directed, have
not been fully productive OF their expected results
and for the reason that these gamblers, having
Of the gold Of the country in their hands,
fortified against all the assaults Of the Government
long its credit is at all questionable The true
remedy is in military success aided By increased tax
alton, and as the country has abundant promise Of
both these we may pr dict with confidence an early
release from the present thraldom Of soulless gpecu
Istors.
The buying rate Tor Gold h2r1 to-day was l76@l71,
dictated BY the fluctuations in New YORK, the lat
ter being the closing figures
siIver-seIIing 7Og7I Fer cent. premium buying,
65zss.
MoBey-Currency Is essy at 697S per cent. The
Banks make their quarterly report to the Auditor o
State On Monday next, and are consequently con-
/ tracing their loans as much as possible.
Neutrality-suspicious. and firm. Government,
National and Ohio funds par on New York. East
srn and Pittsburgh y per cent. discount
Government BOnds-Firm and active. We
Il quote as follows:
Il BuVfno 9aIIfnp
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Rzw ADvERxJsBsxEzs.=

H=H ADFEREI9EHEEEE
@. A. Rssa-U. =. 1919 per cent Loan.
John Ellsler-Aca5emy of Music.
Duprez Green-MiRstrsis,
J.M.&H. 7. Howsr-Nsw Goods.
Pelton Breed-For Chicago.
Garrehon, Howe OO.-FOr Lake Superior.
John 7, Newton Notice.
For sals-Iot.
To Let-Rooms.
For sa'e-At Auction-LOoal Notice.
Bankrupt sa'e-Loeal Notice.
Madame POrter's Cure Of Pain-Looal Notice.
o. Cutter 4 Son ocal Eofice,
J. c. stewart-Greatest Improvement Of the Age
Local Notice.
Metropolitan Gift Book store-Locsl Notice.
W. Helhtheh-Lo ocsl NO-icc.
Attention Co. A-Locsl Eotioe.
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Go "a . 5 = OIAz.
nLREsLArp mARKrs.

aUEHIEG hEADER OgFEOE,
WEDNESDAY GyzHIEs. April r. 1ss4.
Receipts-Tbe following are the receipts Of grain
by rail and canal during the "A hours ending at half
NAT nine ofcIock FhEs ,,o-,s,r
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FALSE ALARH.-The alarm Of fire about
ten o'clock last evening was false one. The
steamers sailed out in quest of the flames,
but no FIRE could be found.
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FoR JoHNsoH's IsLAHD.-A squad Of sixty
men, belonging to the 12sth Ohio Regiment,
arrived from Baltimore yesterday morning
on the Pittsburgh train, and left in the after
noon on the sandusky train for JOhnson's
Island. They are under the command Of
Captain Burnell, and won't to Baltimore about
a week ago, as escort for detachment Of
156 prisoners, whom. they took to that city
Via the sandusky, Mansfield and Newark
Railroad.
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CITY NEWS.

Ar TEE AEGIER.-Msior General Gran
ger, o. S. A is IN town and stopping at the
Angler. He arrived yesterday afternoon.
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PERsoSAL.-C. W. Couldock, the we'll
known actor, was in town yesterday and
stopping at the Angler. He is on his way to
fill an engagement in Cincinnati.
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REMOvAL.-W. Melhinch has removed to
No. Y MerWin street, opposite Thatcher,
Gardner, Burt & Co. April 2sth.
aprf8:I48
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DENTISTRY DIR. B. F. Robinson, Office
No. so Wood street. All kinds of surgical
and mechanical dentistry, done in the best
manner and at low price. dsc2R27.
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MARINE INTELLIGENGE.


PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED. prll p.
stmr HoTuing Star, Vigor, Detroit.
Prop BkrOn. smith, Ogdensburgh.
RrCp tocket, Gayord, Buffalo.
Prop Osnisieo. Black burn Dunkirk.
Prop OTegO, Bryant. Dunkirk
sehr Petrol, Peltier Port HOPE, lumber shingles ard
lath.
schr Willard, Sherwood, Toledo. 7IsO hush wheat
schr Lucy Auckare, Henderson, Toledo, $500 bush
els wheat.
Schr May Breeze, Parzons, Detroit.
Schr Vim Parker, Flick. Port Huron.
Schr Aunt kuth, FOX, heliy's Island.
scOw Sutler Girl, Carter, hatble Head.
CLEARED 27,
Stmr Morning Star. Viger, Detroit.
Prop Canisteo. Blackburn, Toledo.
Prop Rocket, Gaylord, grsen Bay.
Prop Akron, Smith, Toiedo.
Prop OEegO, Bryant, Sandusky.
Brig IroquOis ecker, Saginaw.
Schr Petrel, Peltier, Port Hops-
schr Atmosphere, Ander-On, Chicago, 80 ns coal
Schr q J Roeder, Dennis0n, Toledo. 2l5 tOns coal.
Schr Sweepstakes buthngJo1, Milwaukee, 403 tons
coal
Scow Sutler Girl, Osr.er. Port su PeIee
Scow Au0t Rutb, Fox, Fremont.
COLLISION The Toledo Blade reports a collision
in that hsrbor hond4y evening between the brig
Seminole and schooner T-rtar. These vessels we're
not seriously injured, but tn tug having one OF them
in tow lost her smoke-ttaok, and had her upper
works somewhat dsmaFed.
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>. Z. roNEY mARkE#-Aprm ~

TBf fzLEgRAPE-l
mOnsY-Easier, and in large supply, at 6s7 per
cent
sterling ExeAanEs-Lower and dull. Selling
at la3 for currency.
Gold-Irregular and lower. Opening at 81, and
c,osiug quiet at 79A.
Govsrn1snr aIaohE-Tull United States SIS
Of $751; coupons ll4zil4S; Five-;wsnties, coupons,
lIl4i Seyen- -tlirtiss October and 4 prii, III.
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PAVING EUCLID 5rREEr.-The work Of
grading and paving Euclid street, between
Erie and Perry, commenced yesterday, at
the corner of Euclid and Eric streets. Men
were busiIy engaged there during the day in
plowing up and removing dirt from Euclid
street preparatory to laying the pavement
there. sOuthwOrth and Williams have the
contract for doing the work.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-28

FoE Plumbing, Gas Fitting and Fix
lures go to MeGsrvsys, opposite the Postof-
fce, agent for the celebrated lava tip gas
burner. spr20;149,
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April "a, 1854.

Tel-FORty Government Loan.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
rag FIRST EATI0EAL BANK,
OF CLEVEAND,
designated permanent Depository cf the Govern
ment, is prepared to receive Subscriptions TO the
Ten-Rarry Government LoaH,
now rssdy for delivery
Depository for o. s. Officers, PaymAsters and
QnarteFmasters mar3e-lb2,
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LAKE NAVIGATION.
For Lake supertOr.
1884. NAVIGATION OPEN. 1854

II. JOHNseE l. so.
109 RIVER STRKET, CLEVELAND.
Are ready TO- receive freight for shipment By
Lake or Lake and Rail 70 all points ia the
EAST or WEST, at the Lowest Rates.
April s, 1854. sprs-I4e
ERENCH MUSTARD, SARD1KEs.
Il and Olive I'll at tHINMAN'S, Euclid-st
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MORNTNGLEADER.
THURSDAY MORNING, APR. IS, 1854.
FRAyKLLER,s REGISTER.

z=Cltizens wishing conveyance to either OF the
shove Trains Boats, VIII be called for by Coaches
OF Stevens Omnibus Line. by leaving their address
The ggeSdalI House
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NEW YORK mARKET--ApriI ~.
icy TELEaRAPH
RlOur-Stats and Western dull, heavy, and 5aIOc
lower. Sales ct OT,I5a1 1 for extra State; os,0oA
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TIE FAY MURDER.

Examination Of Charles EbIBgeF on Charge
Of Aiding and AbefriBg the Murder Of
John G.. Fay---He is held 70 Answer to the
Chnrse---Is Commltred 20 jail.
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$50 for extra round hanr Ohio; ssy syssas,f0 for
trade brands market closing dull with no buyers at
WhisEy-Firmsr, but very irregular and unset
tied. sales at siOal b. closing hesVy At the inside
@6eat-Duu, and nOminslly lac lower. Sales at
SlISal,lI for 0hieego Spring sl,Sal'lI5v ~ ior MI
Oora-Excitsd and 5a6o higher sales at RI.s7a
10 oi mixed western in store 81 Seal 40 for new
Osfi-in very moderate request. Sales ct s7assxc
wooi-Eirm and in fair demand.
SuEar-Ftrm.
PeTroIeaHl-A shade armsr Refined in bond
PorE-ouiet, and favors buyers Sales at SIS 7sa
$3.50 s25 50a25 IS for O'd do, s27 80 for
for old and new prime, and s26 5Oa27oo for ,, me
mess. Also, 900 bbls new mess for July, buyers
rBeefeFirm, e. saI2o for country mess 6a7o for
country prince l6alsc for repscksd mess isa20e for
Bacon sIdes-ouist.
Lsrd-Dua and heavy at l4s4aI51<o, the lstter an
s5TTsr- ssaTeo, and shade higher State sa29c.
Ohio nominal
Ckeels-l6alsc
BUFFALO mARKET--ApriI ~.
[BT TELEssAPH.l
Fisur-SteadY. Spring extra t6 z; red Ohio In
diana and Michigan s7I5; double extra white ts.OOa
,Whent. Dull. Chicago and Milwaukee 81 ,iOal,-
45; offered 81 ,30aI 35.
Osts-Quiet but firm at 76a7sc.
| 81 2i5SaI25
.ReeeiPts 4 a22 bbls -four; Is OsO bush wheat;
/ u go bnsh corn 768 bush wheat
| Canal EreiEhtts-Whest % New York 7no.
/ E0as - Prsbfiass rrovIalsa zznrisss Hsu
| 8srt.
| The following HEs the rAtes CHARGED b. thsz
HaME-Sagar-cured preTni1cn De n- = p. ....-i7 {
Canyassed Hams, 2 b...-.-.------......-....l8 C
II
4houidsFa-Sugsr-cursd 2 fo.....-....... I25{c
Hao71-0r Smoked Sides g b.......-..... 10
Lard-Prime Leaf kettle-rsnd'ed in bbls p h..l4sfc
Z" Prime Leaf, kettle rendered in kegs 3 h..I5 {
Park-Ao. mess = 90
Extra clear , as 90
~ No extra charge made for packages or cartsgs
70 ralrOed depOts boats All articles are warrant
cd strictly PRIME and equal to anything in the StBt
Il Orders promptly FILED. Our B1gar-cured Hams sad
ksttls-rendered Lard took the first premium at the
| lHt9 Ohio State Fair. BOSE & PREETlES,
| Hos- Ita, Ia sEd l4s O1tsTio-It., 1ss7elaai,
| sslveRsc
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CLOTHING.

NEW GODS.
Scotch Tweeds,
for Spring Overcoats water Proof)
DFRb stone & Esncg szeIsoDs.
For Spring Ovsrcoats.
SILK MIXTURES AND TRICOTs,
For Spring Overcosis
Fancy, Ribbed, Plain Mixed Cssaimeres,
Meltons, Cloths and Scotch Csssimeres,
For Spring Business and Dress Coats and Pants An
elegant assortment Of ine
Black, Blue, Olive and AnsmiH Cloths,
fer Dress wear
VIII be made to order in the latest and most elegant
lmsnnsr.
We have also the test stock OF
FINE UEO HIN &,
AND
seBtlemen's Furnishing Goods
in the eity.
- Gall and examine
DAVIS, PEIXOTrO 4 %,
apr4 Cor. Water and superior-5ta.
RIO MILITARY OFFICERS.
The Very Rest ssy Blue DOeskin,
{" &c Bark Blue BFOadelOth
Canton Beaver for OVeFeOats,
Just received ct 8. MAHH'B,
noV5 I62 SuDerior-st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-28

FOE Coughs, Colds, and Toolhaehe, use
POrter's Cure of Pain. We have tried It
frequently, and found it an excellent and
rslis5Io antidots in all -TT1is,b,iZ Der.-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-28

VAN II ED!
Fractional Certificates 9. C. sc. Stock
HIGHEST PRIOR PAID FOBE
GOLD, SILVER, o. 6. INPsT. COUPONS
AgB
Canada Money,
BY E.B. HALE, BAEKEB,
III SHBerior-Ss.
Es%Agent for the purchase and sale Of
Government Bonds
%Uneurrent Funds converted at Low
est Rates. fsbi
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Sold by all druggists. Price 25cts,
". L. PORTER, Proprietor,
no7S:Ri Cleveland, Chic,
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1864. -
sPEggAL NOTICE.

2 AOOf.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To the Citizens Of Cleveland, a, and Vicinity
The undersigned would respectfully ask aiteptioE
10 the preparations known As
fHUNNEWELLJs
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
For ali Throat snd Lang Complaints.
HUNREwELL's ToLU ANODINE,
The great Eeura'cis, Rhsumazic, Headache. Tooth
ache, Loss Of ale-p and general Nervous Remedy.
Also for the pains in rionthig Msnssrust1o1,
q Perfect eliefs
HUENEWE IFS EGdiUFI0 PILLS,
Ths most perfect form Of Cathartic ever given to IL
public, which never require more than two end set
dom but one for dose, act without gripping, and
cure
Indigestion. Dyspepsia, Billiousress, Liver Oom
plants, Piles worms, and at arrangements OF
she stomach and B0seis.
The above pretaratiOns. Of such uub0undsd rspl.
tafion in New EngiaI d have the conhienc Of au-
used by, great numbers Of Physiciaus Raa prfca
Vithin n ach Of all worthy the attention Of fnYa
Ids who viii ind them a s;rict conformity t. ns
ture In me1iciue
without TescrtiBg to tho common method Of col
umns o. advertising, Eould ask confidence 70 test
IN m, which vii be sacred.
JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist, Boston, Mas.
For sale by whole selo aud re all dealers.
The greatest ireedom Of CORES ndence Eclicitod
Sold IN cleveland By Geo. " Llark. rong Arm
strong, Ben on Br5hsTs, Churchill Brothers, A, W.
EOck, e. W Saokrider, h. o. Ca lord.
mEr3I- n n2inth-atGrwy-
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Glaca Bonuets, one case New Styles, also
New Hats and Ribbons, at Mrs. Shaw's
Rcoms. anr22: Isl
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GREASE SPOTS.-OF ALL TBE
" different sorts Of Benzine for removing preass
1lotg, EeFeman'B Is decidedly the pest ,if5sga
Mnn'g Oonosntrnted Benziae' for gaIs by
QHUROHILL BROTHER
nAfu heW LOcatiOn-l6 OntariO-st
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W ANTED-A COMPETENT GAL
w u co general hon eWOrE 10 whom good
Wages wi be pa Apply al no 2s0 Euc Id EtTest.
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- asplendid chs snoe for ON ediats return On in-
ve5tmenE. The well kuO=n HairdressiBR Establish
meut under the Ameriran Hotel, Cleveland. having
bsen estsb shed ioT At least thirty years, with good
run Of Business. cheap rent. and unfer two years
lease, Is offered for ss'e the proprietor wishing to
chance bis busiress account o. roor health, Fer
terms, addr ss sox GO POstotice Cleveland, ohio.
a. the establishment ap25-lfO
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AMasgM

pRICEs OF ADMIsSION-BOxes and ParQuette, so cts;
Family Circle, 35 cts.; Gallery, IS cts Single
Seats in Private Boxes, 75 cts. Entire Box, 81,
e3 aud s.. Seats secured during the day, 50 cts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-28

DBMOVAL.- - ALL IS RIGBr
III AsAIs H sEAHEN. Merchant Tailor. has
removed bis 8 ore to the Plain Dssisr Buiiding
pogite the Bank of commerce, where be wilt be
plsased 20 lis friends md customers. aud al
others Eh0 msy wish to improve ths outer nan.
ap25-l50 -. SEAM AN, gent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-28

WANTED-A GIRL 20 lie RN TO
w WOrS Hall. Coed and stesdy employment
given Apply st i72 Sup=fi r street
and I.a b s ELIEnNER
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A FINE OPp0RTUNITY. AND

j viii open his pssturFs for the season the 1t
Gay Of May Nt Prices per week for cows IS centE
for horses, 81 So Ofher arrangements ssms last
year fau26-I4al So rOEF.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-28

Ale and POrIeF-In good demand. We quote
Present use Ale ss,0O; Stock XXX SINO0 to al2,-
90; Kennett sl2OO; Pa.e Cream 5000; Porter SO
Half snd quarter barrels In proportion
MaIt-Steady at 81 IS per bushel.
Hops-Range at z5esS5c, according to quality.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-12
No Room for Pride.

"a nice pass were come tor cx.
claimed bundle Of brushwood To som,
fine trce.tops that were lying 70 DIV to
be cOrted tor frc.wood. The tree tob.
quivcred their fading leaves with con.
t,mptuous iGd gnation, but did not deiQn
a reply.
"Those were the days." said tho
brushwood again, "when We were so
gay and green. You gave a fine shade
then, aud as for us, my friends the
thorns, black aud white, made the
hedges like garden, and the bright
gold blossom Of us fursc bushes was
something to see. All! those were tho
days; but We must make the best Of Il
They've hal us in our summer pride,
aud now they have got to sdrniro 10
In hlnzc as they sit round their fres!"
More aud mnre tho leaves of the
trcc.;ops quivcrcd, and an ash, in bity tO
both parties thus tried first to silency
the low-born loquncious furzc:--
Friends, our union In fate should make
US one in sympathy. You, like ourselvs
have rejolced in life and freedom--likc
us you are condemned to the flames;
but as our beauty ard dignity in lifs
differed, so will differ the last scenes Of
our existence. You will but crackle
under a pot, while we shall sustain a
clear and steady II me-"
Then Addressing his undyly sensitive
companions, hc added, Nevertheless,
forget not that Of both of us only ashes
will remainl'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-12
A new Light on Things,

"H, lloa, yo, ny 70 low !" said the cock
10 the shepherds dog, eyeing him very
iiercely as he ran by" I've u word 70
say to YOU"
!" ! ct us have it," said shag TN In d
hurry"
al wish TO rcmark," said the cock;
" that there has been great mistsks
made in the stack yard, aud yot can tell
your master that he and the other men,
instead OF turning the corn end Of the
shcaves into the stack, aud leaving the
stubbles outside, should have done in the
other way. How are my hens and /, do
you think, to get at the grain Under the
circumstances -
Anything else!" asked Shag.
The ok was offended, and shook his
wattlcs, but answered, Ycs--I have al
so 10 remark"
"Never mind, never mind,h said sliag,
interrupting him you're under a gen.
eral mistake, / see, and one un'waf
will do for all your objections. You fancy
that iarmyards were made for fowls, but
the truth is, that fowls were made for
farm-yard get that into your head, and
you won't meddle with Arrangements
which you can't understand, and in
which you and yoar affairs are not take
into account
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-12

A MAN BAKED TO DEATn.-The New.
ark (N.J) Journal records the foliowing
On Saturday last man named Da.
vid Winston, employed in Stengen's
patent leather manufactory, Plane street,
was missed from his work aud il was
supposed that he had left the prem ises.
On Tuesday an unpleasant smell was no.
ticed in the vicinity Of large heated
chamber, and on "Wednesday, the smell
increasing in oTtnsiveness, one of the
men in the factory entered the archway
TO ascertain the cause, aud there discov-
erOd the body of Winston reclining
against the wall. The chamber was TOO
hot to allow Of the immediate removal Of
the remains, but il was evident that the
unfortunate man had been literally ba-
ked to death. He had probably gone in
for the purpose Of warming himself, and
was so overpowered by the heat as to be
unable to find his way out. The oven
was cooled off yesterday afternoon and
the body removed from its awful tomb.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-12
PLANTATION BITTERs

which are now re C. comm nded by the highest med.
let auihoritie and warranted to produce .
MEDIATE bene6eial efecct. They are exceedingly
agreeable, perfectly pure, and must supereeed all
other ,onies where healthy, gentle stmulsnt is re.
quiIed.
They pup fy, strengthen and iuvigorate.
They create hesnby sPpetite.
They are an Nulidots:to change orwateT and diet.
They yovereons effects Of dissipation. late hoars
They siren sthsn the system and enliven the mind
They prevent miasmatie and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and aeidty ofths stomach.
They cure DYSPEPSIA and Constipation.
They cure Di orhea, and Cholera Morhus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They make the weak strong the languid hTi llian',
and are exhausted natures grea, restorer. They
composed Of the eelebTateI Caiisaya bark, winter
green, sassSfIas, roots and herbs, all preserved In
per feety pnre II. CIoix Rum. For particulars, see
eire ulsn aud Testimonials srsund each bo iils.
Beware Of impos,ou. Examine every bettle.-
See thst It has our private U IS Stamp unmpilaied
over the cork, with plsntsuou scene, and our sns
ture ona fns steel plate aide label See that our
bottle IL not rehllsd with spurious and dseterous
stud. Any psrsoa pretending TO sell Plantation
Bites by the gallon or in Bulk, is an impostOr.-
Any per son Initiating this bottle, or selingany 9th
er material therein, whether called Plantation Dit
tiers OF not, 10 erimina' Ut der the u +, Law, and
will be 30 prosecuted by US. We already have ou'
/ eye on several parties rs.flling our bottles Se'
who will succeed 10 getting them'slvs ssiH'o CLOSE
quarters. The demand for Draks's Plantation Dit
teFs from ladies, eIergYmsa, merchants &c. Is in
eiedibls. Abe simple trial Of bottle is The evi'
deaes We present Of their worth and suenriority--
Thes sold by all Fespeetabie druggists. groce,
hot els, saloons. stsamboau and eoan try stores
p. ii. DRAKE g. CO.
202 Broadway, N. Y.
March IL, 1864. 24---ly
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-12

A LIE NAiLEp-The story in Geof'
gia paper concerning the passage of mrs'
]. Todd White, sister of Mrs. Lincolh,
through our lines, with some articles Of
great value to rebeldom, was read by that
lady prior to her leaving this city. Ma
jor Mulford, at Fortress Monroe, says
the statement does not contain one word
Of truth; in fact, its falshood was proved
by the absu,ditY of its own sta,emeut.--
National Republic.
viii the Copperhcad o;gan 10 this
City contradict the Iei Tell the truth;