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HFINANCIAL s COMMKRCILt..
FINANCIAL,
MoRNINa LEGpER oFEInI.

4 FsTDAT zvxHsG, April IA. 1855.
There WIS no business done In financial oiTe'ss
ia this o'ty To-day snd the market IS nomInaly In
the same condition as on Thursday.
In New York there was no session Of the regular
ssscek Boards. Gold ruled dull and Without ma
stsriAl change IRON yesterday, openiuRat la5k and
4elosng at lls. Governments B. nds are 6ym. and
the newi Il ON Europe to-day, showing an advance
upon them ia LondOn, will most likely lead 70 an
3improv'ment in the home markets. It Is alto.
ge.hsr probable that largely Increased demand
from Europe for the national securities will follow
immediately the announce msnt Of Lees surrender,
and as the tendency wiz also be TO strengthen the
confidence Of fOrtien capitalists who have already
invested in them, and dispose them to hold the
bonis as the most valuable Of stock property, a
very decided upward movement may be ezpected.
This state Of things viii doubtless, however be for
a time more marked on the Continent than in Eng
hand. where the recent proclamation Of Mr.. Lin
,OIn may be expected to lead to soIds dstrust and
misgivIng to the future relations Of the tso na.
5tions.
The total commerce Of New York from july to
date compares as follows with former returns.
1923. 1861. lss4-5.
Imports mdse slf1 ,s65 6ls 157 6Ts Os5 ia 4O9 ass
Ezpts produce 15O,45O,455 123 4ss, ,s92 1s3I6s 6s7
Exports sP:e'e 47,sO7,s s6s ss,sl7, ,l4S 27,15l,6S4
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Michigan Southern and Bsith m Indiana Rail-
road, for the election Of Directors and the trAnssc-
tiOn Of other Business Vill be held in Toledo on
the 20th inst
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NEW YORK MARKEF-ApriI IA.


lBT IKLEGRAPH.l
GOttOn-Market steady. sales at s4ss5e for
middling.
FIo1r-witbOat decided change. with moderate
business.
SALTS at 81 75@7 IS for extra state; ss sOas 50
for common to good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio, and ss 65as 90 for trade brands.
Market closing quiet
whisky-Lewer. Sales at s9 lOe@s IL for
western.
Wbeat-More srm. SAILS at 81 es Tor Chi
csEo spring; 81 1901 so Ambsr AiOeigan; 81 90
white Missouri.
Rye-Quiet.
BRrIeY-DuIl.
COrn-Se rec. Sales Of new yellow ct 81 20.
new nix+d western 81 30aI IS.
Oats-Yery fem and scarce. Rsles at 600 for
western.
WOOI-ouiet.
FetrOleum-Dull and nominal
Sugar --Quiet. MuscoysdO Il lsst9141<e; Ha-
vana lS%9l5o.
MOlasses-DulI.
POrk-Msrket hImsr; more doing. Sales at
eH Z5G2s % for new msss, closing at SIS 90 cash;
s24 1925 % for 1861 mess, cash and regular
way, closing at SIS 90 ca,h; S2t 75925 o. for
prime and S26 0O926 81 for prime mess.
Beef-Leis active, at Sl2 O0QI6 80 for plain
meBs; SIG 0O420 20 extra do
Beef Hams-Market quiet. Small sales at
tuS Heats-Qaist at IH4915c shoulders
and 1554 slTc hams.
RaeOn-Msrket dull. Sales Of Cumberland
cut At -; I9so fer long ribbed, and l6 for
Lard-Qu'et at I55<@lso.
Bufter-Quiet. sales at fsa9Oc for Ohio
and 2o9SEo for State.
DheeSe-Tu ull at I4622c.
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LIENS FROM THE OIL COUNTRY.
=Ore rain-RejOieIngs over the VictO-
ries-Drafted men Deparifng-0fl
NeWs-HamiItOn E. FOWIe-The a,
d 6. w. Halfway.
MEApvrLLE, Pa, April 1s, 1856

MEADvILLE, Pa, April l3, 1865.
There was little threatening last night
Of q repetition of the memorable food OF
last month. The winds blew and the floods
came, and the rain descended with fright
ful volume for time, but the blue sky
which has succeeded gives assurance that
a temporary swelling of the streams will
be the only Inconvenience resulting from
the storm.
The people of the oil regions are not be-
hind their patriotic fellOw-citizens else
where, in rejoicing over the downfall of the
rebellion, although the means at hand for
display of their rejoicing are not so ample
as if they were in the cities. We have no
s big gun, either secesh or national, with
which to wake the echoes from the encir-
telling hills, but snVils and logs, torpedoes,
pistols and muskets, give minor explosions
in endless succession. Neither have we
rockets or Roman candles, but SO far as
bonfres and profusely besprinkled colored
lanterns can do it, we let our light ofthsnks-
giving and praise shine forth. And, best
s of all, here as elsewhere, the truest illustra-
tlon of tne state of the popular feeling is
the perfect unanimily with which thank
fulness and qualification is expressed. No
|" sympathiser" now throws his ill-omened
forebodings into the midst of the general
hilarity; no cowardly Northern rebel is
now 'G,afraid Lee is getting Grantand sher-
man into trap" AL are satisfied, happy
and grateful.
Perhaps, in the burst of rejoicing over
the splendid military successes of the past
week, we have partially neglected to give
due honor and credit to him who is the
i"head and 'front.' of the Army and Navy
looking chiefly to those who have been the
Immediate agents of the glorious work.
But if anything was needed to recall to the!
public mind the greatness and grandeur of
Abraham Lincoln, surely that need is nows
filled by the proclamation just issued, inl
which, without bluster or brsg, but with!
the quiet dignity of conscious power, thei
President of the Unit5d States gives fair.
warning to all foreign aliens of the demol-
ished Confederacy, that heneefOrth We want
no such neutrality" as they have shown for
the past three years. I doubt if even the
announcement of the fall of Richmond was
received with hesrtier aequiescenqe than
his declaration of the President.
A company of drafted men left this sta
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81 CLEVELAND
CITY DIRECTORY
RnR fRR6.R.

The undersigned propose 70 issue in the
month Of May next, complete Directory Of
the city Of Cleveland. Having made the
necessary arrangements to have the city
thoroughly canyassed by the 10th of April,
We expect to issue the work on the 10th Of
May but the publication may possibly be
delayed until the 25th. As we intsnd ia
make this complete directory, containing
the name, business and address Of every
man in the siissy, we trust that it will meet
Ivith a. which its merits demand.
- WORK VIII only be sold by subscription
as no more copies viii be issued than are
subscribed for.
A limited number, only, of advertise
ments will be received. For terms, &c.i
= Z CnuIRa a On
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MONDAY, APRIL II, 1866.
Good Household Furniture, &C.,

At UOTI0N....................ByO o. GUTTER 5Oh
AZ House no. so Ontario street.
o Outtsr Son will sell on Monday, April 17th,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at house No. 90 Ontario street.
the entire Furniture In said house, consisting Of
mahogany ete-s -tete, mahogany hair seat Ch airs
mahogany marble toP Center Table, mahogany
Dressing Bureaus, mahogany E8sg Chair, mahog'
any Work Stand, Cottage Bsdstesds, mahogany
and eh rry Wash Stands. Lounges, cherry exten.
sion Dining Table, OAK cane-seat Chairs, nice gilt
frame Oval Mirror, mahogany q nd csue-ssat Rock.
ers, cherry Cupboard. Clocks, Brussels sud In.
grain Carpets. Oil Oioth. husk and sea-grass Nat
trssses, etswaFt Cook StOye, AR tight Stove, Ice
Chests, Filtsrers, Crockery, Gla's Ware, Kitchen
Utensils, &c. SO. Also, goo1 Frame Barn must
be rem1ved ffom this premises within thirty days
from time Of sale. HOUSE open at O'Clock on the
morning Of sale. Terms cash, bankRble funds.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED D............APRIL Il.
Stmr City of Cleveland, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Portsmouth Hewitt, Dunkirk
Schr 4 RObsIts, Rumags, Erie
5ehr A Lincoln, Dove Pt Huron, 6s m lpn, bsr. Il
N lAth
sehr Provost, Peterson, Toledo, COO ba wheat
schr L ID Camman, Jsx, Pt Huron, l4O m lumber
10 N lath
sehr Somerset, Gam, Pt Huron, So m TIMBER, 80
m lath
seOT Back Rover, Jennings, Port Clinton.
ScOw Ellen, Blanchard, Kelley Island
lScOw Bla' k Swan, Smith Black River
Scow Aunt Ruth. Fox, Klack River.
CLEAREO............APnn II.
Stmr City Of Cleveland. Mckay, Detroit.
Stmr Clement. Nj hOls, Chicago, 900 tons eoal
Prop PortsmQuth, Hewitt, Toledo
echr Tom wrong. Thomo oson, BurwsH
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steam to and frOm the Old OOuDfF

THE WELL-KNOWN
Il fsVOrito Olyde-built iron screW q ~
StssDships Of the ANCHOR LINE, a ~
"HIBERRIA,n aBRIFAELA, % e-ll--lill.8
CALEDONIA" and "UNTTED KINGDOM, -
are intsnded TO sail fortnightly between New York
and Glasgow.
These Steamers were built specially for the At
lantie trade, divided into water and Gir-tight
compartments, aud are fitted up in every respect
to insure the safety, comfort and convenience OF
paaseneers. An e1 perisRced Surgeon accompanies
each hhlp The provisions Will be properly cooked
and served In unlimited quantities.
RATES OF PASSAGE,
Tasnd from Liverpool, Glasgow, Dublin, Belfast,
Londonderry, &c:
Cabins S65 and $50; IEtermediAte, Ss5: stsera1s
f25, payable in Eold or Its equiVAIent
ThOse who Eiah to send for their friendu can buv
tioksts at these rates from the Agents
FRANCIS MACDONALD 4 IN
ap14:la5 Rowling Green. NY.
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RemoyaI.-JACOB FRANK, the popular and
enterprising Manufacturer of Hoop Skirts and Cor
sets, has removed from his late stand on Water
street, to a large and cOmmodious establishment,
No. 19s superio STREET, under the American House.
Wholesale and retail buyers will ind it to their in
tersst to bestow liberal patronage on the new
establishment, sS the proprietor intends, by stten-
ton and energy bestowed alike upon all branches
of his tysds, to make It at once the most popular
esiab msnt in the city: apl2.2OO
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Second Ward.-A meeting will be held in the
lbsssment of the Court House, this Saturday eve
ming at "a O'Clock. Every subscriber to this re-
oruiting fund should be present. particularly those
who have not yet paid their subscriptions.
tpl5.eOl P ROSE, Pres't.
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Society of spirituaIists.-Dr. B. oyria1
will lecture st the Hall, 81 Superior st morning
and evening, on Sunday, AFril 16th, at 1O71 Rnt
~ o'clock. Ths German Qusrtstte will sing som'
of their beautiful songs before and after the leo
lures. spl5:2oO
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WREATON,H ITG


SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
VIII cure the Itch in 4s hours-slso cures Salt
Rheum, Ulcers ChilblaIns, and all EruptiOns of
tho Skin. Price 80 cents. By sending go cents to
Weeks end Potter, ITO Washington ST., Boston, will
be forwarded free by mail. For sale By all Drug.
fRisiS sTRose s ARNsTzoEe, Cleveland, Agents
for Northern Ohio, nhltF dLa
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HudsOn's UnrIVaIIed Tooth Paste is
the safest and most agreeable DentTiacs now In
use for beautiS ing the Testh, preventing decay
and aaIlng diseased Gums. Sold by all Druggists
aD5:2g4 AkS
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sTEaEOPrICoN.-We might read for twenty
years and not be able to know what we car
know By seeing at the Academy of Music
at this splendid exhibition, How delight
4 full to think we can sit in comfortable
place, and travel all over the world with {
pleasant guide, and under the influence ot
music, and while we visit many lands, heal
their melodies. We shall regret when the
sstereopticon leaves our city. spl15
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT GUARDIAN SALE
There will be public sale at the Court
House, at two o'clock this afternoon, of sew.
eral desirable pieces of property owned by
the late John B. Waring. Two houses and
lots on Bank street, the block now occupied
by Woolson, Hitchcock and Custer, and a
number of vacant lots, will be offered,
Time will be given on half the purchase
money.
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New Books.

LUTTRELL OF ARRAN. By Charles Lever. New
York: Harpe- and Brothers 1865.
Novel-resders will find in this bool
another proof or further evidence of the vi.
tality and, as it were, spawning power Of
Charles Levers mind. With very largs
class he is as popular as he is prolific, and
by them this last progeny of his will be
warmly welcomed, coddled and petted.
Ingham and Bragg have It for sale.
TRAvsLs IN CENTRAL ASIA: Performed in the yeaI
1865. By Arminius Vambsry. New York:
Harper Brothers. 1855.
The above enterprising publishers have
hereby given TO American readers another
volume of travels. The author, Arminius
Vambery, is member of the Hungarian
Academy of Pesth, by whom he was sent
on this scientific mission. BE performed
in 1858 the journey from Teheran across
the Turkoman desert on the eastern shore
of the Caspian to Khivs, Bokhars and ss-
marcsud. The book is record of the OBJ
servation and experiences of that journey.
The book is well written. and embellished
with many fne engravings, and gives a
vast miscellany of information with regard
to the natural features of the country passed
over, and the characteristics, habits, and
general status of the people whom thetrav-
eler net.
This book is also for sale by Inghsm &
Bragg.
-s-@-s--
JOuvin kid gloves, large assortment, Of
spring colors. Call and see at
Mort & HAIaHT's,
1876 Bank street, opposite Wsddell.
sPl12;2O0
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: POstponement.-The meeting Of Co. B, 29th
TO- n. G., for the election Of officers was postponsi
till Thursday evening. April 18th. Members ere
notified 10 be present. By order OF CommAndAnt
spl3;20O ". WARRINGTON, o. i.
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A large invoice of Spring underwsre, il
Gauze, Lisle-thread and Zephyr, lust re
ceived at MOTT & HAIeHT's, 1876 Bank street
'npOsita the WeddslI. apI2.2OO
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COMM ERcIAL.

MORNING LEADER OFFIOE,
FsIDAY kvEHss, April IA, 1868
To-day hsvirg been generally observed BY the
business community OF this city as a holiday, and
there having been nc meeting Of the Board o.
Trade, we omit our regular market report.
Rose q FFsntlss' PrOVlsEOn Markes Ra
BOFa.
The following arc the rates charged BY usi
aamS-5ugAF-oHred premium hams 3 Rs.... u
DrAed B8e&N
ghOulderE-Sugar-cured D D....................lS o
6acoJ8-Or Smoked Sides y D......s.....-...-..EI Q
Lard-Prims Leaf ksttls-rnd,d IN bbls or tres-9O Q
Primo leaf kettle-Fndr'd in kegs B B..M Q
POrk-HO mess 90
Extra oicsr 3 bbl...........................8 8e 90
- No extra charge made for packages or cart
Age 70 railroad depots or boats. All articles ara
warranted strictly prime, and equal 10 anything n
he stata. Orders promptly AIled.
R05I PRENTTSS,
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THE STATE OF OHIO, In Court Of Common
OUrAHoeA Co., IS. Pleas OF said County
NEEHETABEL TROWBRIDGE, vs.
lIl STEPHEN d. TR0WBRIDGE. The dssen.
dant Stephen D. TroEbridge, viii take notice thai
on the 18th day Of April, A D. 1865, the plaintiff
M.hetabls TroEbridge fled 10 the Clerks Office o.
said Court, her petition for Divorce from said de-
fendant; charging said defendant thertin, with ex.
trem, cruelty and gross neglect of du " praying
for divorce and other proper relief Said cause viii
be for hearing at the May term Of said Court, A.
D. 1855. ALBERT 7. sLADE,
aPll4:2l2 Pr6t, Atty.
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RAILROAD Aoo1DKKT.-On Thursday morn
ing coal train coming north was wrecked
on the Cleveland d Pittsburgh Road short
distance this side of Ravenna. The loco
motive ran off the track and turned ever
while the tender was run over and com
pletely demolished by the loaded cars be.
hind, one of them, with the freight of coal,
being carried a distance of twenty to
twenty-five feet forward and off the track
Our informant who was in the caboose, look
ing out the front window, describes the
crash as terrific, and the occupants Of the
car got shook up as they will never wish
to again. The engineer was hurt but not
seriously, and the fireman, it is feared, wa
fatally injured. One brakesman was cut on
the head, and otherwise pretty badly hurt.
a brakeman, standing on the front plat
form of the csboose, was precipitated sew
eral feet, landing on top of the car ahead
The whole disaster occupied but a few
and yet the engineer had the pres
ence of mind to whistle down brakes, and
the conductor was thoughtful enough to
send hand back on the instant TO signal d
train that was following but short distance
off. An accident had happened day Or
two previous, within short distance of the
same spot which wrecked two. freight cars.
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To make your Horse look II, shed of hii
old coat loosen his skin, improve his appetite ant
5feel young, give him some Of Nonis' Arabian Oon
Sditioa Powders Sold by all Druggists at 25 cent?
per package. Principal office, lO7 Bank street.
4 ap6:2IS dkw
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YARNS, sc.
mo. G. JENNINGS REAL ESTATE
AGENCY.

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Huntington Street-House and Lot, s., 900.
Greenwood Street-HOuse and Lot, 81 200.
Lake Street-House and Lot, s., 800.
ScoFill Street-House and Lot, 81, 900.
Lake Street, near Erie-Four Brick Dwellings
8, 900.
Near Vineyard strset-HOuse, Saloon and Less
on Canal, 81, 200.
Perry strest-TwO Houses and Lots, $3.50
each.
Wilson AVsnue-Large Brick House and Fiv,
Acres.
Prospect street-Brick House and Lot, $1,000.
Prospect street--Two-story Brick Honse ant
Lot, o6 feet front, So, 500.
Prospect street-TWo-story Frame House snC
Lot, IS, 900.
Prospect street-l1S stery Frame House an,
Lot, $500.
Huron street-l53z story Frame House. 3,lOO.
Brick Hotel, known Is the ''Stillman House,
on Columbus street.
Good House and Lot, No. Ia9 Lake st.
Cottage House No, lsl ct. Clair st. Lot 65xisl
Vacant Lot between River and Canal, near City
Mills.
Vacant Lot on old river bed, near Poutoor
Bridge-frsl rate for Dock or Manufacturing,
Vacant Lot on Euclid street, 1OOx2OO feet
Vscant Lot on Prospect street, 60x2O0 feet.
Vacant Lot on Clinton street, noar Kentucky.
FARMS AND OUT PROPERTY.
% Acres Of fine Fruit Land ADJOINING Braten.
Ah's, two miles from the city, on the Lake shore
Several good Farms Of from 40 to 800 acres, 8 q
20 miles from the city.
large and nice Stone House, Stone Barn, and
% acres well cultivated land with great variety Of
Fruit, miles from the city, on Euclid Plank Road.
Gan be bought for less than the value of the build
ngs. JOHN g. JENNINGS,
Ree Estate and Insurance Agent,
'ebl9 AtvAter Building.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Sixth Ward Protection Club.
THE DRAFT IS oVEE

THE DRAFT IS OVER.
A meeting will be held this Saturday. evening
1t the Wigwam. Turn out, one and slI.
". P. FOGG, President.
C. A. KOLBE, sec'y. sp15;2OO
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WAKTED.-Five good reliable men. Nus
aorita a good plain hand. None others need
apply. E. CowLEs & Co.
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Gentlemen will find the best selected stock
Of driving gloves ever brought to this city
at Mort & HAGHT's Gents Furnishing EN-
porium, 1S6 Bank street. apl2:2OO
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AUCTION SALES.
.RTDAY, April u, 1866.
Z
Horse, Cow, Wagon, Furniture, &C.,

Horse, Cow, Wagon, Furniture, &C.,
AT AUUTIOE.......,........BY o. CUTTER sos
At the Farm Of William KueaIs, in Eewburgh
Township, 3 miles east Ct Orphan Asylum.
o. Cater Son viii sell at auction, on Friday
April I4th, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the
Farm OF VIM. Knea's, thres miles east Of the Or
phan Asylum, in Newburgh township, aud near the
WGrrens Wills line the following property, viz One
Horse, one Gov, one Wagon, one Harness one
Plow, one Cutter, lot OF PO.k and Beef Furniture
consisting Of Bedstesds, Tablss, Chairs, CTockery,
Cooking stove, Parlor Stove &c &C.
81 rsrus cash at time OF sale. apl3200
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RemovaI.-JACoB PRANK, the popular a

Wanted BY an eTpeTisnced yoang man. a
situation in Grocery Store. Good city references
given. ddTess Z. NJ. Lender office. apl9:sss
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For the next twenty days Mott & Haighi
will offer their entire stock of Gsntlemen't
Furnishing Goods at New York cost prices
preparatory to moving to their new store on
Superior street the first of May. Call and
make selection frora their immense assort-
ment before it is reduced. apI2: 200
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LOCAL NOTICES.

"Wby IL wish far desrer than q crownl
That " d accomplished, why the grave of bIIsslr
Persons afflicted with OAtarrh not only wish but
attempt BY every possible means to effect a cure.
None but those afflicted can imagine the unpleas-
antness of this disease, and mary, very many, who
have it as yet but in its first stages, unaware
of the pain, Inconvenience and even modification
which they are yet TO suffer, unless prompt mes-
surt 81 taken for relief DR.. D. H Seelyes Liquid
OAtarrh Remedy is a certain cure, striking at ths
cause Of the disease and thus efscting permanent
ears. splORs
OH FACTORY for saIe.-Ths subscriber of.
ers to sell his factory on Canal and Ohio Streets
with the land and buildings being pleasantly sit
aated, compact and conveniently arranged. Ca
session & Gd: Ei-sn n ht frsquirod. IS. B. PEsTeS.
ClsyelG |, Feb. IA, 1855. febs5:r20L
Sober Facts for Thinking People,
Year afssr year, for an eighth of century, the
Press Of the country hss ehroniclsd the beneficial
sfsctI of HosrETTaR'5 STOMACH BITrEAs. Editors,
suthOrs, phy,ici.ns. merchants, Oai.ers Of the
army and nVvy, chemists, oouuselors, mini tsrs o.
the gospsl-in short, great clOud of witnesses 4
every profession, trade and calling, have testified
sO It's efficacy as a tOnis and regulating medicine.
The names and statements Of these witnesses have
been published in the public prints. Many of them
are well known to the whole public. Their testi-
mOny has never been challenged or impusnsd.-
Upon evidence far less weIghty men are acquitted
OF condemned BY conscientious jurlss.
HosTErTER's sfOmAOH RITTERs is not, however,
upon trial. 1t has been tried aud pronounced. on
the authority of those whose lives and health it has
preserved, pure, harmless. and eminsntly salu-
tary preparation. Attempts have been made to
rivs it. They have failed. Can it be necessary to
say Why they have failedf Ask the recovered dys.
psptics. bilious sufferers victims Of fever and ague,
and nervous subjects who have experienced its
effects, what aey think Of it. ASK them. and be
guided solely by what they say. sid everywhere.
spI0.22S lwd4E
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Mrs. Days school, corner of Euclid and Eie street
win commence on Monday, tho 18th of April
Latin, French, German and Penmanship, as usual
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