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ClOBIEG on MAILa,


ELsT1RH T5RoUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and Willoughby, PainesTile, Gsne.
VI, Astabuia and Oonneaut, closes at $50 A. IL.
hlsrEEH THROUGH, for New York only, olosss -
EGsTERz THROUGH, for Eris, Buffalo, Albany, Boz
ton, New fork and Hartford, closes at $40 P. II.
EAsEEEs WAY f95 al points between Cleveland and
WEsTERS THROUGH, for Toledo Detroit. Chicago
and Milwaukee, closes 1t 10 P. NJ, 0eaVes 7:b
naxt norntng.)
WRErrBE THnoUsH, for Toledo, Detroit, UhioaEo
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at go P. II.
HEsTRRH WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at P. n.
bANDUsKY WAY, Tor Sandusky and ali inteFulediRt3
points closes ats 30 P. II.
OMCENATI WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes ct 10 P. E.s Qsayes 1t 7:59
OIH0IElIATI TaRoUeH, for Columbus, Dayton, New
ark and Cincinnati closes Rt 10 P. NJ, eaVes at 1850
next morning.l
Louisville, St. Louis, Indianapolis ZanesVille and
Wheeling, closes at 6:l0 P. III.
i PITzssURGH THRoUeH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
ington, closes at l940 p. M.
PTTTfBURGE WAY, for all points between OleVelnnd
Mellsvile, end Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Phladephiai
/ Baltimore and Warrington, closes st7:30 A. NJ.
| mAHOHIHa WAY, for sn points between Cleveland
and youngstown oioses ct 10 p. M QeGveB at 500
| nsxt morning.)
NEDIaE WAY, closes at 4. n.
RooKPoRR, &e.. CLOSES onTa asdsyEI ThurBdaYs and
BREOEsvnLE, BAEH, a., closes Tuesdays and Sal:
| urdAyI, At I A. NJ
5SHARoE OEETEB, Granger, Eorth Royalton &c.
| closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays At 7 A. n.
| RAR1EEsVuLH, closes daily, l0.S9 A. n.
AAsfOLHVHLAsDandE EaolidI closes daily, ct r. s.
DEHal and Drop Letters are required, By law B
s[kn 6ity Circular are required to be prs-Oal
~ ones open nom s.So 4. d. to 7:lo P. n. O.
Sunday from A. 4. to le.s9 A. n.
i
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i o HN G.. JENNINGS,
keal Estate & Insurance Agent.
ATWATER BUILDING.

,59Siness Property. good Building and Lot on
F9oo Square, now rented to pay 10 s cent. on pros
tASo, Buildings and Lots on Superior and Ontario
with marble mantles bath roon. ~ Ellel
ter, 90 =, 800 and s7 0OO OH AHe ooio HA-
b., S,s Ssteet Good two story Brick Houss, with
ns1aan street, near Forest Gothic Cotta0s and
Is1t ~ ..ana with barn, fruit, shrubbery Sc
snd Iof SSTssS SloSS near Clinton Park Good House
1900. ONN wv stofJ House and Lot.
,aon 2ininAn Street, near Perry Coed House and Lot
hold. $500 N0' N0Oo mouse and Lease
bridge street. House and Lot. S1O s'' sSVO'
F1clid d9s,Ses;. s,Ss;. cottage House and Lot. $3.50.
soms TerT dsSSr,.b hSaT bf Ferry stO Hudson
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.
House and Lot on Slbley street. recsntIy ovned and
occupied By Z. T. White-A very desirable resi-.
deuce.
Brick House and Lot on Prospect street A verv IA
Etrabie situation. Price 5000.
H-use aud ! acres Land IN East Cleveland
Old Baptist Church Property corner Of Seneca and
Ohamplaln Streets.
BrieK House aad Lot No. 81 Bolivar Street.
noe8e and Lot No. lis Dare strset.
01S asoS5 sna Lot on Euclid sreet. Lot ssx1oo PIios
Lot corner Of st. OIais and Wsripp street,
Hou9s and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-Stu Tot
=, y ~ ol1loO A very desirable location. Terms eaTT
DfloS ho1se 4na Lot, corner Of BrOWneIl and vii
Ga5 ~ b.d ot y 5ses front, running to the Lake
-Four Brick Houses, Nos. So 81 81 and s. Epelfd 81
Lots 25xlss; very desirsble l0cation viii ba sold
Separetelo, or altogether- Terms easy
House and Lot No. l75 Garden ST. LOT z5TI25 azoo
Frame House on University Heights Iot esTs00
very desirable residence. Price s20OO Terms
easy. --'
Lot on University Heights; 6sxIs3 feet on NsvtoD .
st., south Of and near CieYeland Inststufs wa
Frame House No. ~ WeOd-St. Lot 4axlOO: 0as and
water. Price $500. '--N
Frame Cottage on superfOr-st. Lot S3x9OO. A very
Brick Dwellings, Mes. Io4 and los Euclid strsst
dSSs-.h1n O- 5h91nning through TO Huron street. Very
House and Lot, corner Parkman and T,ro,,,.II- o..
2SSS;opls9 81 also as shoe shop. Lot 25ziO0 feet
Building, Machinery, &o., for the manufaoturs Of
~ DO449S3 Hasn- -DoaTds, &C., corner Of WeSr River
l!O feet on Euciid-St. Terms easy
House and lot No. 100 Ohio-St eI,Ro0
Two Brick Houses and Lots on Euclid-St near Par.
Cottage, 30, Ia LAks-st. Lot z1lOo feet.
Houss and Lot, No. ~ SooVille-9Venu
I'D Ises en st extending to the Lake, cor
Five aerss on Wilson-Avsnue, with OOnEiderableim-
proVementa, ~
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,t % mol oI 10y acres on Lake Shore I2 miIaN fron tb,
''i5 FsrI s00S ~ Isi IRoose Barn, Fruit, &C.
~ q 4ol acres, II miles from kba cft. ro,5
Dqilcings. Price $40 per acre sA0 Wy so0o
road 9ood ~ 1Srss In Orange township, on pIark
EeFm OF ~ acres In Indepehdenss: soo5 b,,,15
an In o. lOJ acres on plank road, 10 miles fr
ooI ss1ay loan and river botton new bonot S,n zig
.5s - good inprored Farms pssr Nuse.
Farm Of 80 acres IN nnrfb b,-,,..
WIN e1ehsnge for City PropsTtTvA vAi'S' ron Ohicago
iEuSll9 hoad, miles from pa oaa..
nice building lot ON1 T ost Omces " acres; q
NOT S1cseSt c aSsa IA miles from Post Once, Il acres
Euclid RoSs ne I've scres near KiuSmap-st.
With front also on CedssIrom rom QstabIs lot.
Euau and very cheap e3(Oo N " ''iAi'
brookl5n Center, miles from Oftv R-t,k rT.,..
and II aeres land, sI5OO ''' NAAoN n0u79
-, sores on Spanslar'B Avenue, near VII
- ss[sst. MS qualtty Of laud s55O Der acre
5tspteen acres On Crawford Road nSar sTTrlrfor
street Extension. ESQ per acre. A|-- uS''i''
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Miss Emma Webb, the Copperbesd fs-
male orator, is to speak in Cincinnati in
reply to Miss Anna Dickinson, on Monday
next.
The UniOnists have carried Burlington,
New York, by an average majority Of
l6R. Last year the Democrats had 80 ma
jOrity.
The Chicago Times says: "The Detroit
Free Press, whose democracy seems to be
subject to PGi4fti periodical attacks of di1l-
tiOH, is very skillfully and We trust sue
cessfully tresttd by an Ohio politician,
WhOse prescription we print elsewhere"
"How does Mr.. Lincoln stand in Iowa7'
wss the query Of q sturdy old farmer from
that State. "Stand," /" he replied, with q
glistening eye and raising his brswny
fist; "0ld Abe stands seventeen feet high
er in Iowa than any other man in the
United States"
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There is but one GEEUIEz AND guRK OUas for GrRIs
or WOMEN who suher irom Irregularities or Obstruc-
lions OF the menses, whatever may be the cause q
those obstructions. This euro has been recOgriEsd
Tor many Yaara. Tha only Eafa RaIlanca 4. q
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EARHH FnR sAru

ASTi' S Fss IL Bedford Coed House and Barn, Water
lOO o5.s S n HSeWourga- House and Barn, two Oteh
eras and Is acres Wood Land 49,
o41 ecres IN Orange, good frame Houas a anra. In
proved balance timber - ~ . I'M
y y aores a on 81 Olatr-ss, Small frame house.
iS 49, % % q 9,I opposite the Cemetery
Square. AiS9 AiVna the FuDllc
ID Aere9 On me heEburgn Road. HouIs and Barn.
y ASs. N East Cleveland, under high state Of uI
OltY limits Terms easy ~ -I1S, 1.sri1 rom
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CLOTHING.
TIE POET ON A TRAIN ;


The Romance of the Railroad.
By the author Of the "Fair Inez," s.Ths Prince of
Wales" "rhe Ghost Hunters" 40,
(ooSrIAUED.l
OHAPTER IX-TEH sMAsH UP.
When woke up in the mornins
Ihe Train was standing still
On one side taE q river,
On tht other steep hill.
nov wonder, what in thunder"
Said I, ''csn the matter Be- ~
As op7ned wide the wlndow
And looked out thAtI might see.
Then heard the elank Of hGmmers
Saw men rushing to and fro;
Az =. ! ssiq; here's Soms dstsntion,"
But did not have to 70 far
Ere sight did behold;
A sight ne'er had seen before
And made my blood run cold.
Right before me on the rRilroAd,
And not twenty rods ahead,
Was freight trsin smashed to pieces,
And an old COW lying dead.
"Iell me, please, sir, what's the matter ~
matter 2" sad he, ''there is plenty,
We must stop six hOurs here"
There were hogsheads Of tobacco,
And dead hogs lying on the ground.
SUGAR Flour, Coal and Bacon
In proiusion scattered round.
Men were busy moving rubbish,
Some were busy laying track,
And as was only In their way
Toth cars soon went back.
Oh I the grumbling and the growing,
That in the cars met,
It was laughsble to b ssrit,
And l never shall forget.
Some we're frettiDg for their breakfast,
Others that they were not home,
While some swore that, on that Railroad
Never more that way would come.
And We " ish to inform our numerous friends and
the public that we still offer the largest and best as
EOrtment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
in the City OF Cleveland Our stock Of Cloths, Cas-
simeres, Yestings and Military Goods Of all descrip
tions, is very large. Gall ct
Isaac A. Isaae's Union Hail.
goIs Agency thsaao Of Singer Ceebratod sewing
Maohinas, storris Automaton Pres1mAn, and
Strong 3 Patent Army Bed-Trunk.
Corner Superior and Uniou-atl.
~ Look out for the GIANTS. feb2s
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MORNING GLEADKR,
FRIDAY H7ORNTNG, MAR. rs, 1854.

Yer Special and TELEGRAPH News--ses
Wrist Page. Fer EsScnf and Com1OreIaf n
NoWn--So0 Fourth PaGss
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Mothers! HsoshersIs azothesR!s!

Dop,t fail 70 procure Mrs WINDOWS soOTH
ING SYRUP for OHIJDREN TEErHING.
This salunbs p epsration is the prescription ofone
OF the host Femae Physicians and Nurses in the
United States, and has been used for thirty years
with never .iBR safety and success BY millions Of
mothers and chdr,n, from tho feeble infant OF one
week TO the adult. II not only relieves the child
from pain but invigorates the stomach and bowels,
oorrscts tcdity, and giTes tone and energy to the
whole tystsm twill slmost instantly relieve
GRIPING IETHE BOWELS AND WIND o0LIO.
We believe It The Bsst and surest Remedy in the
World in al cases Of DiArIhsA and DySentery Of
Children, whether ARISES from Tsething, or from
ether causes.
Full directions fer using will accompany each bot
tie. BOue g. nai5e unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS
APEBKIAs. New York, Is on the wrapper.
soE By AL Medicine Dealers. Principal once
7Da7-Et.. New York
Price only 25 Centl per BottIe.
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John Brown.

One Of the verses, to the tune Of "John
Browns body" which is very popular
among the contrabands just now, runs as
follows:
eve hab done vid hoein' cotton, we hab done
wild hoeln' corn;
We are colored Yankee soldiers now, as sure as
you are born.
When de Masss hear US yellin' dey'n tink 'tis
0abriel's horn,
As We 60 marching on"
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The Romance of the Railroad.
By the author Of the sFair Inez," s.Ths Prince o
Wales f" 'trhe Ghost Hunters" 40,
(ooErIAUED.l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-25

CMITH & MATHER HAVE BE-
S5ntfrus % manufActure sTEAM BOILERs, OIL
TASKS and STILLS, o. all descriptions, posed =
Boiler IRON Boilers, Stills and TankI repaired. =
Il. B.-An work In thsis the PES0ptlY astsndad-
Ast1osRH
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kAoFse9ok OF AL1CTloPAFHT AID HnTCua.
Omee-ll9 Seneca Street, > few doors from S1ps-for
up stairss opposite thu City Hotel
= ", ymee heur1 nemS 70 y and fron Ito 5 o'cIock
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trains.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives st TOO A. NJ, and I:l0 and
625 p. N
Ea5tern Way arrives ct I0:l5 A. N,
tttts ourgh Through arrives at 9:25 A. n
do Way arrives at ssl0 pr
SsnduskE Way arEiFss-Gt 5:s0P
5Aefh66d Through arrives at $50 A. NJ, Z50 p. H.
DO Way arrives st 800 P. n.
Western Through arrives at s:S5 A., And ss55 P h
do Way arrives at 2.l5 P. Il.
Modina Way arrives at 400 ?. II.
Eookpert 90, arrives Tuesdays, ThursdayE and Sat
urdayB ct Il II.
Brsoksvle, Bath, &C., arrives Mondays and Fridays
at5P. u.
Sharon Oentsr GrangeT North BoyAttol, 80, arElEE5
Mondays and Fridays at 5 P. II
Warrensvile arrives daily at 1913 4. Il.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily q a, n.
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sPEEIaI HGTTgEs.
gore Throat. Coueh. cold.
bkOHNs BRONCHIAL TROCHBs

ene similar traublsg q ses ed 10 progress reuuIt sn
uonas often lines incurabe
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-cuRE THAr LOATEeOMF MALApY.

: y = = 2 = . n y .
d. GooDAIEs's CATAlRE REHEDT.-It ps1etrAtes
= the very scat Of this terrible Disease and eItsrm
lnates 1t root and branch forever Dr. GOOdAls b the
Afstaa3 only person who ever told the world what
OAfARRH really Vss-Whers It commsneed and what
vqnld curs f. DR.. Goodsle hasnOW spent lifetime
Ia 11tflsnE With thia fen disease. expiorinE its Sc
eret Ambush and making known to the world the
tlct that Oatar. which has for dehed the skill
aud re9earch Of medical E1en and authors IN this
ccuutfg and IN IrUps, can now Be cured with the
1a.ue uniform certainty that morning folioWT nieht
freparod By B. GOoDALE. n D., New York Prics
el,q1 Send stamp for Pamphlet.
hor ssle oy g. W OLARks lls SupsriOF-St.. Clovo-
LAa ], ONO. nSIss.Rs
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VIENNA
Observation-Disclosures

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TRIES EMER l, and 3Ars protected By Roy
al hetteTs Patent Of England, and secured By the
Seals the Fcols de PharmRcie de Paris and the
Imperial College OF Medicine. Vienna.
No. Ore Il invaluable Tor Exhaustion epermetor-
rhoea aud all physical liabilities.
No. Two completely eradicatss all traces OF those
diseases that have herstofere been treated By the
nauseous and pernicious use ofcopavia and cubebs.
No. Three has entirely supplanted tbs Injurious
Ct mercury to the sufferer spesdy
re ief, dispensing all impurities and roofing out the
disease.
TRIEsENAR, Nos /, land 3, are preparations IN the
form Of lozenReB, devoid Of taste or SMELL and can
be carried in the Wsistcoat pocket. Sold in tin cases
and divided into separate doses as ~
Velpau, Lallemand Roux. Rcold, 30. Price g each.
cases for 90 which saves e3i and In gzI cases,
whereby there is Q saving Of %. To be had whole-
sale and retail Of Dr. BAROW, No. lsl, Bleoker-st.,
New York.
Immediately on receiving remittance Or. Barrow
will forward the Triesmsr 70 any part Of the world
securely packed, and addressed according to the IN
structions OF the writer.
SB-sold By c. W. CLARK Agent for Cleveland.
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n. LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
r4AS ESfATE, Railroad and other StookS Has on
hand large lot Of Farms and TarminT Land N
tnis state, Iowa wisconsin and uIinosG
- IS Omes over No. 80, south aide Of Pub. SQUARE.
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TO TIE LADLESI
Both Married and sIngIey!
THE OLDEsT REeyLAToa FnR EEMlLEsI

There is but Ons GEEUIEz AND gURR Ouas for grRSs
Or Ro1ES who suffer rom Irregularities, Obstruc-
tbose ouefo5S sS bi1 or sy ny Pe G me eS1sS g
for many years. The only Safe Reliance Is IN
DIR. CHEESEMAN'SF FEMALE PILLS
that Ladies have for relief nom the suppression Of
o. Mature, will GUARANTEE TO THEn the fullest
amount OF good health and strength, and which, Il
ho.Ts no. sEperieneed viii produce Misey and
Deatni apo Is that nrst Of all Remedies for Diseases
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALEPHLs
This Good Old Rsmedy for all distractions has
Fears, in all parts Of the CIVILIZED world IfG afhor
e an old Experienced Physician, whom evsrybody
Knows, ano In whom everybody places conhdsncs and
respect. Il is no nevfanglsd Arrangement, but )
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
this effect can be ioand IN al pSrs % Of ss a5n
The proprietor Of Dr. Cheeseman's long tried recipe
monthly functions to aay Female, no raftsr vhsf
her condition or age. Indeed, certain are
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLa
which have been popular and sure cures for over q
natural way, that ladies' who pregnant MUST 10Y
gss TAEn ~ as they vii Invariably produce miSear
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
are the only medicine that Married and Single La
aiss have Tsiied upon for many years or can rely
yeTtsement to your Druggist, and tell him that yOt
The BeSt Female Medicine in tie World,
Which Is comprised in
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLSiH
These form the Finest Preparation ever put foE
ward with Immediate and Persistent Success.
DON'T be Deceived!
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills have received, and are nov
receiving the sanctions Of the most Eminent Physl
clans in America.
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each Boz. IN
price, One Dollar per Box, contains from ffty &
sixty Pills.
sTPils sent By mail, promptly, By remIttinR ths
price 70 messrs. BENTON BEoTHERs, Cleveland, o. a
Sold by Druggists Generally.
HUTOHIHGS& 4 HILLYER, Propristors,
,,,.,,,,,,,, ,,-,- 81 Oedar-St., hsW York.
BEAIOh BROS, Agents for OIsRsiind
RetailA gents.
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are eompo1nded g. to reach directly the seat Of
ths diasass and give almost Instant relief
SS-sold by an DruEgfIts and GeAlau IN Msdicins
IN he United States and NOS Forsign countries, af
~ oeais ~ kny- Jau57-R2
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JhO G. JENNINGS,
No Nf-.e,- n..Fs,ar-.

TU.T-,-4 -. NJ AIWatof Building.
tsi tnIias etrest; One aud half story House. sI75.
holol al1g the 0iiyi II miles from the Post once
g and nice Cottage House, barn and 10 acres Of
lAnol with frult, Shrubbery, 90. a35n rnarIa :
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To You've MEE.-Ee can prove 70 you In few min
utea that he s the oaly physician you treated
with that this disease. For every patient who
vii follow his directions, he will give One Huncrsd
DolarI q he fails in curing rhis dsease No char 60
made Tor consultation. those af q ciItGnc- WHO
wish 70 consult the Doctor may do 80 BY ssndlDE 3
small vial Of urine By nail, with name, sex and age
aud he will auHWer and describe theic cass, and the
possibility Of getting le isf By enclosing return
po7taae gteup, nars:G2T
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DR.. 6 e All An.
Member Of the Royal College Of Physieans,
London, England; Graduate Of
RieOrd's Hospital for
FEMALT DTEHAaR

EE nj A II DIS EASE
and constant attsrdEnt Of Paris, London, New Or.
Isaus End Montreal Hospitals for the last ten years
has opened an cflos at The
johnson House, Cleveland,
where he will be happy to meet all those who af-
nieteo with subscuts and ehronie diseases.
Ills treatnsnt is entirely different from the old
Plan and mild en- =aeious and effective. His med
icines are simply vegetable extracts and oils they
have never us but by two other physicians In
America besidsS himself. He hss spent the grsst-st
Part of life sud Thousands Of dollars IN obtaining
few secrets IN his profession. BE tests the Urine
for ell forms Of disesss. No charge for giving an
ksnalt and tue ataternsnt-o OF fhior oana
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AND OFFIOE.-H. II. LITTLE
~ hag constantly on hand q large number Of i'm
proved arms for sale for cash or on t!me Also
variety OF Otty and Village Property; and Choice
AHmlpg Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri
Hnloa ne viii exchange for Farms, CITY or Pergons
Cd noOr. ~ N'O1' ns1Io .1I o
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q E4ETHD u HEED-TRT II, .
D. st'sIHfALGIBLEI LEIIEIHEdFisP Prs5a1
rom tie rooiPe Of D. Btafhsn Sweet, Of Oonnsots0
M ealt bona sstsr and has been used IN hiI praI
- loE tbs last twenty yOEzI With the most astonIs
20 lucce1l- AZ an external remedy Is Is without Z
Ey1s aud VII alleviate pain mora speedily than AM
sther pEepnrotion. EOr al Rheumafio and EsrVOsl
Ji1oFdoH Il Is truly infAllible and - cu-sflve q
sorees Hound1S bpratnHs Bruises, &C., it4 soothirT
sisne enq RoRerlnl propenaital, "a;
~ ne lult wonder and e. toninnent Of ali Who haSl
elo given e trial Over four hundred osrtihoatu
iEemeE<able cures performed b. e within the Lat
no yeaTH, attest 20 this fAot Strong ArnnstroaR
heoutn tor Oevelnnh- dscI0altsowdhU:iRls
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ONLY GENUINE HAIR REsToRER.


HEAD THE FOLLOWING.
ifEsTNoNIAL OF hrs SARAH GOULD
froL DE EMuHE Two years ago my scalp became
diseased, and my hair Commenced falling ont VsrV
I5st ms disease spread until my scalp wss one com.
Plste sore the burning and Itching sensation was
lnsqpportable. would apply remedy after remedy,
Ellh only momentary relief. I consulted several
physlclAns OF this city was inform By them that
snS q1seAse with which my alp Affected was the
salt haenm, and that they could not benefit me- 1
read your advertisement and conc ncluded to consut
you lou assured me thst you would eradicate the
a5eaSe and restore my hair which had become very
snln; with that assurance placed myself M your
hands, and the result is have q iururiRnt head Of
hairi my scalp is perfectly we'll, and my hair has
ceased 70 fall out. Respectfully, You-s,
MRS. SARAH GOULD,
No. l47 South Pearl-st., Albany, n, Y,
It is q fact acknowledged BY all who have uusd the
Hair RestOrsr and their name Is Legion thsf IL "a
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10 LET-Faor ApRrL FIpsT

o!o ~ nettnoEss Block, on Public Square, ons good
On 81 Clair sosd, miles from Posi- 1Jfies = iST9s
Sonyenlent Cottage House and Barn and tan acre Of
sn Win acres Grapes and Fruit in great s0un-
m. AEOH M AMOS sHOP-Brick Shop, two storie,
Of same On Vineyard street. '- Ai Aieh'
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TNHE lE CONFESSIONS r AND EX-

~ NON = HoDlUNb AND EA-
n REktENOE OF AN IHVALID-Publiahed frs
fhs bsnsht and . q warning and Caution to Youn
Men who suffer from Nervous Debility, Prsmatur-
Decay Of Manhood. etc., supplying Ct the time
1Hl HRANs or sELF-cURH, By ons who has cured him
ALI, being put 70 great expense and injury through
medical humbug and Guacksry.
By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope single
copies nay be had Of the author
r7 NATHANIEL hAYFAIR, ,Ksq,
tsbs-lfsd1W Bedford KfneB ny.
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A TTENTION! PAINTERS.
IN 80 tons White Lead, In oil,
5 tons Zinc, in oil,
5nO0 tons Red Lead,
100 OrAnae Mineral,
100 bbls Whiting,
100 bbs Chrome Green,
lOO8 bbls Chrome Yellow,
1000 bbls Hihernian Green,
loo bblI lndian BED.
10 casks Wrench Ochre,
5 Casks Eng. Ven. BED,
Artists OolcTa and Brushes.
B-Ths above articles were bought last fall and VI
NII mars ~ - " - KEsLER 4vosE:
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T0NSORIAL.

osis6rstsd 80
I'LL USTOE VIC,
esta0 rsssnbes Nature e . defy the closest scrutI-
uT..A very large and beautiful stock Of LONG HAIR
(kroaEht By the proprietor from EuropsD
FOR SWITCHES AND BRAIDS.
- ne onegt as1ertne1t eTsr seen in this City.
Ladies FF0nt Pieces and Half WiEE.
In every style with all improvements.
EETB OF CUBLs, made from French Natural
Crlod Hair, (guarHHteod.)
Eseas BoSbk Triple Bovs WateFfelIs, &e.
Eadsb b. the sdvertiser, equal 70 thoss tnportsd
Iadiss Braid made into any kind Ct Hesd Drseu or
B1W W1thouf Injury % switch
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING n tss Host
pf1Ylllin7 and fllhionabie styles =
All NluFf warranted q rorronantot
> GoI ald GOLD BATHS Is an ho1rs. dsc8
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R EAL ESTATE.-E. N, KEYEa:
Az formerly OF the hrm Of Littlss KeysI. , -
oeeneo heai Atate Once in Rouss'B Block corner
q Superor-St and Public Square, and hasconstantIs
On hend several thousand acres first quality Farm
mg LANDS In the StatOs ofIowa WisoonGfn and lif1,
sur @ eLohangefor city or country proDeFfy; aISel
.or elLkindl o. Der1onal property. PErtoash paids
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