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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-19

MoULIoE's sPEISe BED.-We gave this
new institution careful examination yes
terday, and were convinced that the man
ufacturers of this spring bed-bottom have
at last fully realized Whist hss been so long
sttemPtsd-0 perfect bed. It is infinitely
easy, and ss durable as anything here be-
low. The bottom can be fitted to any bed
stead. The stats are attached to the bed
stead at either end by straps of rubber, pre-
pared by chemical process for this SER
vice, and clamps Of iron snd copper. This
arrangement gives the Stats semi-rotsry
motion as a person rolls upon them, and
thus secures the perfection Of comfort,
which is the highest praise Of this bed.
Will not some Of our furniture manufac
turers buy upa fright" and supply this
region with the best of beds7 We advise
ali who are In want Of a capital bed to call
on the Agent, Mr.. 0. Whittier, No. 112
Water street.
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sTEREoPTIooN.-Another exhibition of the
stersopticon was made lastpight before a fair
house. The programme was very choice
one and the spectators had rare treat in
splendid views of cathedrals, churches,
ststu&ry, and scenes In the Holy Land, &c.
We think this the finest collection Of
views we have ever seen here. There is a
large variety, and they are very choice,
rare selection. We advise all to see the
''dissOlving views" presented in the Acad-
smy of Music every evening. Such exhi-
bitions are at once pleasant and profitable,
entertaining and refining.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-19

SLIGHTLY MIIED.-A lean, lsnk soldier
came in to the City Prison yesterday, his
power of locOmotiOh being sadly interfered
with by tangle-foot, and requested the
officials to issue proper papers for the arrest
of man who had just f'asssssinated" him
His back was very dusty, giving evider ce
that he had been laid low by the forcible
action of the extensor muscles of some in
suited mans right arm. He was advised
to go homo and get sober, and let the war
rants rest; but he protested he was not in
tozicsted ,-"Only little tight, that
he had been ''sssassinated" without provo
cation.
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Assault AND BArIER7.-samuel 0dell and
James W. Wilson went into the tavern kept
by Mr.. J. jackson, on the Euclid road,
Monday, to get drink. While there they
got into dispute. The two men assaulted
Mr.. Jackson, and Wilson drew 8 pistol
He was fined in the Police Court, yester-
day for carrying concealed weapons, and
Odell wasfn ed for assault and battery.
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A MEETING OF TIE FRBEDMEH's AID SooIETT
-fhe Ffsedtnan's Aid Society met IN the
AN. z. Church; Ohio street, April 10th,
to transact business for Ehs freedmen, but
such vas the soIemnity of the occasion,
caused by the assassination Of President
Lincoln, that the general businsss Of the
society was laid aside, aud the sfternoon
was devoted to prayer, singing and speak
ing. On motion of VIM. Sampson, James
W. Gregory and c. N. Richardson were aP-
pointed to draw up resolutions appropriate
10 the occasion. The COMMITTEES reported
the following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
WHzREAs, Abraham Lincoln, our Chief
Magistrate, who for four years has 80
nobiy guided the Ship of State, and upon
whom the highest hopes of this netion
rested for the next four years, hes been
stricken down BY the cruel hand of the
assassin therefore, be it
Res5lred, That the Freedmen's Aid So
ciety with the eolorsd citizens, meet to ex-
press our heartfelt sorrow that so dreadful
a calamity has befallsn the country now IN
the hour Of its greate't peril.
Rssolrsd, That we believe that Abraham
Lincoln has done all that wes in his power
to maintain the Union and alleviate suffer-
ing humanity.
Rcsolred, That We will support The pres
ent incumbent of the President as long as
he carries out the righteous purpose Of this
governmsnt, ss has been done by his pre-
decessor.
arrIIo.OBQ gacratarV
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-19

NAVIGATION oPEN-By dispatch to Pei
ton, French & Co., we learn that the pro-
peller Wisconsin and Granite State arrived
at Port COlbOrne at 4 O'Clock r. n, on Mon
dsy. Navigation TO and through the Vel.
land canal is now clear.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-19

PETIT LAEoESY.-Wm. Marston stole q
coat from the clothing store of G. Loeb, on
Superior street, about eight O'Clock Mon
day night. He was soon after arrested and
lodged in the City Prison. He was fined
briskly in the Police Court yesterday morn.
ing.
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
Toys Magnificent
.STER EOPTICON I!
The Finest and EOst Celebrated in
the world.

This splendid Work Of Art is now on exhibition
at the Academy Of Music
500 PhStogrA phio Niewsl Zach yisv occupying
A gpaes 20 ieet square These representation
consist Of views Of sll The Principal Cities in the
World, meat Of the celebrated aud prominent Ca
thedrals, Abb.ys, Churches, Castles. Palaces,
Bridges, Rivers. Moentains, Valleys, &C &C., In
Europe In fact, one can see As much in . single
evening as he could by taking voy &c around the
Word. Also 100 Of the moAt beautiful statues IN
the World, taken by the Photographic process from
the original c,n bs as though the real statues
were bef re youl
Admission 10 Drssi Circle and Parqustte, so
cents To Family Circle and Gallery, IS cents.
pB-No extra charge for reserved se. =, Apl2
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GRAED PA1ET1Se.-Carpenter's celebrated
painting, "The Emancipation Proclsma-
ton before the Cabinet" will be on exhi-
bition in Chspin's Hall next week. We
need not repeat here the words of praise
which this work Of srt has received
where ever it has been exhibited. Mrs.
Lincoln has declared that the portrait Of
the President given in that distinguished
group, is the only really truthful likeness
Of him, which has ever been taken. The
exhibition of this grand painting in our
city, will be the event of the week.
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AUCTION SALES.
NRURsDAY, APRIL 20, Is65.
Elegant HOusehoId Furniture, &c.

AT AUCTION. o. CUTTER sOE
At houss No. $50 Prospsot S., at the Junction
Of Bolivar street.
O. Cutter S1n viii sell on Thursdsy, April 90
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, ct house No. lSt
Prospect street, the Furuiture in ssid house, con
sisting Of rosewood Sofas, rosew,oi parlor and
arm Chsir, mahogany mArble-top Center Table
marble-top Dressing bur aus, walnut caTved side.
Board, Wash stands, Light stands, sets far cy
Chamber Furniture complete, extension Diaing
Table, cane seat dining DOM Chairs, bat Rack,
French, COttsVe aud Iron BedEt-sds, hair and husk
nAttrasses, Feather rillow5 aud B1lst rs, fns
Via low Cdrtsius, good three ply and ingram Car.
pts, Oh Cloth, S,Hir Carpets, Clocks, tookiU 3
snd Psrior Stoves, 'TocksTys Glassware, Kitchen
Utensils. also, 20 tons BTIar Hill Coil
House open at O'Clock oa the morning OF SALE.
T,rlg cssh, bAnkable funds, ct tins Of sale.
aDls 2O2
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EEW ADVERIIsEaENI 5,

Harry sAnford-Rarni' s to Public.
Q q. & q. N. Poad-Tsleersph institute.
Hanover street Churoh-BeIiglous Notice.
Kaufman & Bro -Tsilor Wanted.
5 F. Bowman ocGl Notice.
J EnsWorth-In,urancs.
NJ. LOeser-Religloas Notice.
Lewis Hausheer-Local Notice.
Rosins schrisver-DiVorco Motto,
Garretson q COL coal Notice.
Dr.. o. P. Br'wn-Dyspspsla Fits
leonard Bryaa-House and Lot fer sale.
24Ost. c'sir Street t-Piano for sale
Huron street s7ragogue-Reiigious Notics.
Loren Prsntiss-Gusrdian's sale.
B. .. Gresn-Joeai Notice.
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MARINE NEWS.
POKT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED ED............AFBIL ls-
stmV MoTn'pg Star, ViVsr, Detroit.
Prop Olsan, WA4sroury, Duakirk
Schr izsbsth, Jackson, Burwel
schr Gibbs, Karl Detroit, o. m lumber
Sohr Almfna, Nc cDernsnd, Burwslls 20 u lamb,s
Schr Forencs, Wade, BurUen
schr Thr-s Friends, Phipps, Dover
5coW 8. G., Pass, Detroit, 90 m lumber
Seow Black Swan, smith, Black River
scow Con5uoIIo, Pslow, DoV,r Bay
Scow sufler Girl, Bennett, Kelleys Island.
CLEARED. 10.
stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit.
SooR oonsaello, Pslow, Dover Bay
Scow Granville, Connolly, RondsAu
scoW su,lsr Girl, Brnnett, kelley's Island
Tug VIM Cattle, Hackstt, ssginsw
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DIED..

MYERs-Iu tbs city on Sunday morning, April
10th OF PnoumOnitis, Heieh j., wife Of John ].
Myers agtd 27 years
Fuuersi services will be held at S71 KinSmsn
street, at enc O'Clock, P N. ts-dsy, "wednesday J
, he remains will be taken to Rutland, Vermont,
for iuterment
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Toll THE BELLs.-Chief Engineer Hill,
who has been appointed to notify the men
in charge of the church and fre-bells,
wishes it publicly announced that the bells
throughout the city will be tOlled fifteen
minutes to-day, beginning at HAS and
continuing until noon, when public serYi-
ces will be commenced.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-19

CoErrEExcE IN CHuRcHEs.-The Clevelsnd
Conference of Congregational Churches,
about twenty in number, met last evening
at the Rev. ]. A. Thome's church, on De-
troit street. The opening sermon was
preached by Rev. DR.. Morgan, of oberlin-
AtnOOn to-day the Conference win Join in
the united sarvics to bs-held in the church,
to pay fsrVent honors koths President de-
cesseH. IT,
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LOCAL NOTICES.

House and Lot for BRIe.-siluats on the
junction Of Pittsburgh and Canal Btrests, (u.ar
Huusy'S Copper sUelting Works. being 1877 feet
front on Pittsburgh street, and 157 fest front on
Canal street; building 23xss feet which If desired
can be changed into profitable tavern stand.
Good we'll eisssrn, and out-tousos. For Psrtieu-
lars iaquirs Of Leonard Bryan 2o6 Pttsburg street
or At Leader Job once, Cleveland, Ohio.
aplp.SO2
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CRY COUNCIL REPoRT.-The report of the
City Council made last night, together with
many other articles, is absolutely crowded
out of our columns this morning by the
pressure Of other mstter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-19

Baltimore and VenanEO OIL CO.-DiTs
fdend NO. 4.-Ths President and Directors Of
the Baltimore veusDgo Oil Co. have declared .
dividend of two psr cent. IN their capital stock,
payable on and after April Goth. Transfer books
will be oIo,ed from the 18th to 10th Inst. inclusive
Cleveland OokhOIders will receive their dividends
IS usual at the Banking Hou5s Of WaSon, Everett
b Co. apI7.2O2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-19

To make your Horse look " Il, shed OF bis
old coat loosen his skin, improve his appetite and
feel young, give h'n some OF Norris Arabian Con-
dition Powders Sold By all Druggists At 25 cents
per package. Principal ONCE, lOT Bank street.
a1B.2ls dkW
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The West Side soldiers Rs,isf Association here
BY AnoW;edgs the receipt OF Seventy dollars ON
A. g. Hopkins, one half of the proceeds Of the
Higa s0hoOl exhibition, and Seventy four dollars
from the congregation Of Rev. J. A. Thone, col
lectsd at the meeting on Friday.
spI9:2O2 G.F. BOWMAN, Treasurer
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The market to-day has been quiet for everything
in the list, but has rulsd steady and unchanged
losing however weaker End dull for Flour and
Graia.
The Board Of Trade, on motion OF Mr.. Gardner,
sgresd to hold no session on to-mOrroS CWsdnes-
day), and requested its members 70 close their
places Of business during the day.
FreIghts-Stssdy at the following rates All
RArL-To New York, Flour % co. Wool, 90 "a.
To Boston, Flour % 1Oi Wool Al
FIOur-Quiet. salss 60 bbls Xxx red at sT,Is.
Wbeaf-Duu. Sales to day Of car No. 2
white from store at lear No. red from stora
HN,5O.
Corn-outst and steady: Sale Of l car ,heIlsa
fcom store at 7oc.
Oats-In fair inquiry and STEADY. saIss carr
from store At eo1Se.
Rye-NOthing doing.
BarIey-Inactivs. Held ct sI,Oc9I 10, accord.
ing to quality.
PorE-In fair demand. Sales 20 bbls City,
packed mess at $500.
Lard-In fair demand at zlc in kegs and 2oc Ia
tisrees for city rendered
smoked Meats-In good demsnd and steady.
Sales 1000 ns uucanyAssed sugar-cured hams at
&c 500 s drlsd beef at lsei 1000 bs shoulders at
lie.
Rut1er-ouist. Good to choice Western Rs'
serve roll 2o951c common grades 60 ls9lso.
EEgs-steady st 2ce
Cheese-steady 81 22G23e.
Hf1hwines-VsTy dull and entirely nominal
ct % l597,ls.
AIcohOl-Markst quiet and STEADY. Held sE
SI,s8sG,s for % Per cent. Neutral Proof sPihA
81 sS@2,s5.
Petroleum. market Is quiet and nominal
81 7s875c for refined
sseds-QuIet. Glover held stsl4,5o. Timoihy
50. .7694,Oe.
POtatOcs-ouIst at 5Oa65o for prime psaoh-
blows
Beans-s4ls to-day upon Canadian account oE
500 bbIs ct 81 90 rsr bu IN gold.
FeaB-sslss Of 900 bbls upon Canadian hccounk
at 81, GO per bu IN gold
Dried APpIes-ouIst ct T1S9sc, and pay fox
packages.
Lake Fish-The market Is steady, with .
moderate cemsnd. WhitsaSh, hall bbls, $3.50:
Trout, half Sbls 5oi Fioksrel, half bbls % So
Bsrring IS So per bbl.
RaIt-Fias gs, g. Coarse and Groun4 Solar
S9,55.
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FIRST BOAT FOR LAKE SUPERIOR.

The elegant and stsuneh passenger stssmsr
Meteor, Thomas Wilson, Master, viii leave our
dock for OntoRAgOn aud intsrnSiiste ports, Mon
day, May 1st, at 8 o'eoeE, P. n. For freight or
passage spPiyto 10
GARRETs0N CO.,
.-to.7o7 NJ 1 Rfv.r .krasf Ctavsland Ohfo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-19

NoTIoE.-TLe Banks and Banking Houses
of this city will close at half-psst ten
o'clock this forenoon.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-19
CITY NEWS.

Two experienced milliners wanted at
Mrs. shsH's Millinery Rooms. spll4;
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3. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
8, GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENIB

Subscriptions received to the
aT $40 PER CENT. AND l0-40' NATIoEAIll
LOAN.
TCoA utssion aliOSe1 90 Subscfibsrs.l
e8U. g. Bonds Of 1881, Ho's, lO-fes, Treasury
Notes and all other eoTsrnmsnt kecurities puE.
ohasei and for FAls On the most fssoEsbi TRIMS.
Gold, silver, Coupons and Canada money bought
and sold ct beat rates Deposits resolved and Col.
lee:ions made 1t all Aeoessb p5ints. Uncurrens
fands converted At lowest rates. EsvenEs stsnPs
iOE IAls. oeA
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Religious EOtiee.-In accordance With the
Proclamation Of the Acting Secretary Of state, re-
liEious services will be held at the Eagle street
Synagogue to-day ct Z o'clock. Rev. G. N. Cohen
will oficIate. N. M.LOEsEs, Prs.t.
an1o.Q0a
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FINANCIAL 6 COMMERCIAL.
FINANCIAL,
MORNING LEADER oFIIog,

AUBl1Al ANANAnos AplAi 4os Aocos
The Gold market In EsE York today has bsss
without much &C ivisy, but underwent . dselins
from yesterdays eicsng price, having opened this
morning at l4s1S and closed At l4T5< Go7srnnsnk
Bonds ArshEmeK.
The local money market exhibits no new fssturs
to-day. Currency Is eloss, and the dlseoust de-
nand is liberal. Exchange Is very stringent, and
rates are arm st par buying and 5S9h premium
5ellirg.
Money continaes scarce in Cincinnati, and In
good demand. RstssOf iatsrsst sfs nTn as log
II inside and 1894 outside.
The subscriptions 70 the 7-3l Loan 1t the Second
National Bank, Saturday and to-day, were Sss 100
ISs popular mourning for the past few days, aud
Its natural sffs:t upon all kinds Of business, ha
Of course interfsred 30 large degree with the
subscri tions 10 the 1906, but renewal Of this
la-gs figures Of week since may he looked ier In
. few days.
There viii be no business done ht the Banks IL
this city tomorrow wednesday,.
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Ten COmpOsitOrs wanted. Apply at the
LEADER Job Room.
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Religious services in memory Of cur late lament
cd President win be held at the Huron street synA-
sogue, this day at IL o'clock. apla.2ta
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The Bridge Street and Hanover street Churches
viii hold Union services in the Hanover street
church, on to-day at IAN. spls:2O2
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MEROHANTb' NATIONAL BAN

OF CLEVELAND.
Designated Depository for ali Public Monies.
and Financial Agent Of the Uni cd states. Aa-
thorIEsd subscription Agent for the
7.3O LOAN, &c.
This Bank having been appointed Dopositogy
and Financial Agent Of the Government. VIII
promptly I'LL all orders COR the Popular 7-S0 Loan.
now being rapidly taken. The deelins IN Gold
must eontinrs 70 render this Loan desirable In
YES ment Thsususl commission allowed TO Banks
and Bankers Who bay 70 sell again.
Five Per cent. Legal Tender Notes.
With aoeTued interest added, received IN payment
for subscriptions. matured TsS0 Coupons paid %
presentation. United Stat Vouchers purchased
and maturing Certificates Of indebtedness COLI
lectsd.
ups.s2f WI GUTTER. Cashier.
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NOTlce.-M Members of Alumania Lodge No. $40,
are notified to meet at the Lodge Room to-day,
"wednesday q. IL o'clock, to turn out on account
OF the funeral OF the President Of ous country.
By order
sn1o.2n3 LEWIS HAU8HEER y O.
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OH Factory for Sale.-Ths subscriber Of
feEB TO sell bis factory Canal end Ohio streets,
with the Isud and buildingS being pleasantly sit
uAted, CONTACT snd eonVeniently arranged. Ca
pseity about hfty barrels per day. Immeriats pos
session given ifrequired. B. PEhION-
Cleveland, Feb. Il, 1865. ieolS;r2Ob
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'tZoundsl chow me what thoupt do.
RouIt weep wourt hght7 WOurt fast EOurt
tear thyself7"
Esy, nay, calm thysslf, and ass DR.. D. b. ssel-
yes Liquid Catarrh Remedy, which will TenoTsts
your ad gently remove the deposits end incrus-
tsti. whish have been forming for years and dry
ing up the fountains Of health restore the vETious
glands AID membranes TO = healthy and natural
ssiion, when good hum3I in your nature viii again
prevsh, spl7:RS
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Lincoln.
Large bust portraits Of Prosiieat Lincoln.
Email bust portraits of President LiSooln.
FerrogIaph Cartes de Yisits Of President Lin.
coin. BIS. GREEN,
spls2O4 Room American Building.
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con m ERCIAL.

MORNING LEADER oFFIQB,
TUESDAY EvEHIEG, April Is, 1865.
Reeeipts-Ths receipts Of Grain By raj during
the "A hours endinga ct one O'Clock to-day were -
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Notice 10 Justices, UOnstables, Mayors
Of Villages and ROtaFies Publie.-Your
Fees have been increased aboui IS per cent. New
Tsbles OF Fees for Justices, COnItabIes. 80, can
be had for ihs justices, &c Of Ouyahogs, Lorsin,
Medina and Summit counties, BY enclo ing 25 oeats
with their address TO the undersisnsd, or calling
at his Ofise, ss Superior st.. Cleveland, o.
GEO. HESTER. J. P.
DE. PEAsE, Bookseller. &o-, NOrvaIk, o., viii
furnish the shove tables for justices, &o., Of Bu-
ron and Erie counties.
D. G. HTsTBR, stationer and Bookseller, ALL
ancs, o., viii farnish the above Tables Of Fees to
the Justices Of Stalk aud Portage COS. [alT2o2
Beware Of Ambuscades i-E0E people
realize tbs ssst that disease lies il ambush every
where, ready to seize upon the weak. Ths strong
pass through many perils in safs;yI 'h. strength
less fall By the vAyside.
# Is amazing that the feeble should totier with
uncertain steps over shs fsos Of the EARTH in danger
every day CT falling victims TO the morbid inhu-
ences By hich wesre ali surrounded, when stsstsd
and proven We stsb,s tonic, capsule Of ensoTing
buch WIN hto flbHA hA0y AocAI A RASSAA@s-N ~
every city, town snd sstt smsat. It might reason.
ably be thoaght that sfser tbs twelve years sIps-
rieues which .hs world has had Of HOsTETsBz's
srOH AGA sIrrERs, ell would know that its effect is
to prevent di-ssse.
The fact is notorious that dose Of poison which
will tcarcely asot vigorous man IN p-rfect heal.
will kill wsAk Ons. Now, what is the cause Of
epidemic diseases Poison in he air. At & Is sea-
son the atm 'sph, Is is suTohsrsed with the seeds
Of interniltsEts remittents, rheumatism, prlno'
nary disoI dsEs, bilious complaints and the like.
Persons whose nervous systems are relaxed are the
first to suceunb to thsse dislsmpsri. Brace up
the physical energies, then, with this pot niial
vegetabls tonic. It is ihs most powerful IecuPsT-
ant which the botIpic kingdcm has ever yielded to
silent research and experiment. Try it The
bliadsst di oipIs Of the old medical dogmas VIII at
least admit that tonic and Alternative, compound
ed Of approved hsrbs, roots and bsrks, can do no
harm, while the teltimony Of Thousands Invites ;
trial Of its virtues apl7:22S 1WdAE
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New York stock Narket-April H.
BT TsLssRAPH.l
Government stocks "A GhA6e 6rmsr.
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\. Z. Money Marlket-APrlI Is
IRY TKIraRkPH1

MoDey-Easy ct B9s = Ct. -,
Sterling kKehange--DuH at las5s9lOs1t
for 6Tst class bsnkers' bills
Gold Dull and lower. Opening 81 1875 ana
Csiug at 14T15-
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apls;gO7 No. BI,sr street, Cleveland, Ohio.
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PoIIcE CoUEr.-ThO following important
docket was disposed of yesterday morning
vagrsncy-Mary Ann Coleman, sent tc
Work House I2o days.
Assault and Battory-Madelains Stein
broinner, discharged Samuel odell, fined
sl5 and costs; James W. Wilson, case
nollsd William Walker, fued $40 and
costs.
Petit Larceny-wilIism Marston, fined
S25, and sent 20 jail ten days.
Carving Concealed Weapons-James W
Wilson, case continued TO the 2lst; William
Marston, fined $40 and costs George Host
ler, case held cpsn till the 2lst.
Bun isry-JOseph Marsh, bound over 10
Court ! Common Pleas, bail $500,