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AEETIEe OF TIE COMMITTEE or AzKiSeE-
XEETs FOR TIE RECEPTION OF THE P e
RENAISs.-Ths COMMITTEES of Arraug ~...ents
for the reception of the remains of the
Prssidsnt, met at the Msyer's-ohses ut hzli
past seven o'clock last evening.
Mayor senter, Chairman of the Commit
tee, called the meeting TO order, and in the
absence Of the Secretary, Mr.. j. G. Sage,
was appointed Secretary pro TEN.
Mr.. Lyon stated that the Board of Trade
had appointed committee of six of their
number to sct in cooperation with the Com
mittee of Arrangements, and were present.
On motion, the Board Of Trade Commit
tee were added to the Committee of Ar
rangements.
On motion, h. N. Chaplin, Anasa Stone,
jr, and L. N. Hubby, were added to the
Committee.
A committee of i've was appointed by the
Chairman, consisting of Messrs. Philo
Chamberlain, Ansel Roberts, H. 3. Payne.
A. s. Sanford and VIM. Bingham, to desig-
nate some suitable room or place in which
the remains of the President may lay in
state during the day.
On motion of Mr.. Chamberlin, the follow
ing committees were raised:
On Reception, Procession, Location of Re-
mains, Military, Entertainment, Music,
Carriages, and Decorations.
The appointment of the members of the
committees was left with the Chairman of
the Committee of Arrangements, and the
same to be published in the papers as soon
after appointment as possible.
On motion, Colonel James Barnett was
appointed to act as Chief Marshal, with
power to select his assistant Msrshals.
General Sanford was designated by the
Mayor as Chairman of the Military Com
mittee.
Meeting adjourned to Saturday evening,
seven and half o'clock, April 22d.
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ACCIDENT AT GESEvI.-The Sentinel says
that on Friday evening, while the fireworks
were being set of, in Geneva, a ball from a
Roman candle fell among the rockets, ex-
ploding them in every direction. A rocket
struck Mrs. Westcott in the face, breaking
out several teeth and bruising her mouth
and nose in . most shocking manner.
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ELLsLER's THEATRICAL COMPANY IN Co.
LUNBUs.-We see in our Columbus ex-
changes that several members of Mr.. Els
ler's company are winning golden opinions
in the Capital city. Mrs. Ellsler was the
recipient of splendid diamond ring at q
benefit given her last Monday night. Mrs.
Bradshaw has made hosts of friends there,
and has just taken rOusing benefit. The
Journal gives the correspondence which has
resulted in naming Saturday evening next
as the benefit night Of Mr.. Ellsler.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21

OHIO LODGE No. IIS8.-At irregular meet
ing of the Ohio Lodge No. 1888 G. U. o. of
o. T., the following preamble and resolu-
tions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAs, The recent calamity which
has befallen our nation in the death of our
great and good Chief Magistrate, Abraham
Lincoln, therefore,
ReS0LGed, That in the death of Abraham
Lincoln, the late President of the United
States, the country has lost its head, the
church one of its brightest ornaments, and
the world one of its greatest moral heroes.
ResotUed, That we deeply sympathize
with the family of our late Chief Ma gistrste
in this, the hour of their deep affletion,
and that We tender them our heartfelt con-
dolence.
ResolUed, That our mourning is mingled
with the mourning of all loyal citizens, and
that as true and loyal Odd Fellows we Sc
Verely feel the great loss which our nation
has sustained. Sc
ReSolUed, That in token of our respect for
the late President of the United States, that
our Lodge be clothed in deep mourning for
the next six months, snd that our charter
and banner be drsped, and displayed in
front of the Lodge room on Wednesday, the
18th inst.
RssOlUed, That the foregoing resolutions
be published in the city papers. apl2I
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CLEVELAND
CITY DIRECTORY
FOR l865.6.

The undersigned propose to issue in the
month of May next, complete Directory o.
the city of Cleveland. Having made the
necessary arrangements to have the city
thoroughly canvassed by the 10th of April
We expect 10 issue the work on the 10th ol
May; but the publication may possibly be
delayed until the 25th. As we intend to
make this complete directory, containing
the name, business and address of every
man IN the city, we trust that it will meet
with that success which its merits demand.
The work will only be sold by subscription,
as no more copies will be issued than are
subscribed for.
A limited number, only, of advertise
ments will be received. For terms, &C.,
apply at the LEADER Counting Room.
E. COwLEs 4 Co,
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AMUsEME MENTs.

OTEREOPTICONs AND MAGIC
- LAHfERN5.-Ptiesd Cataloxues sent gratis
BY JAMES ". QUEEN 4 CO.
apI62O6 Ec a2f Cheatnnt st.. Fhilad.Inhla
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Board OF TRADE CoMmrTRE.-The Board
of Trade, al their session yesterday, sp-
pointed the following gentlemen commit
tee to cooperate with thegensral Commit
tee of Arrangements for the reception Of
the remains of the late President, Abraham
Lincoln:
Philo Chamberlain, R. T. Lyon, J. F.
Freeman, s. F. Lester, W. Murray, A. ].
Begges.
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FIRE.-Fire broke out at about q quarter
before two o'clock yesterday morning, in
the brick store 1291z Water street. 1t
started in the second story, occupied by
Umbstetter & Leppsn, manufacturers of
Bslmoral skirts. Considerable of their
stock was burned, and more was soaked
with water. No estimate of the loss arrived
at. It will probably range from $1,5OO
TO $4,000. Insurance, $500. The third
story Aas occupied by T. Harris, Cap man
ufacturer. His loss is slight, caused by
water. Fully insured. Avery & Co. had a
wholesale boot and shoe store on the ground
floor. Their stock, which is insured for
s35, 900, was sadly damaged by water. s.
C. Whitaker owns the building, which
is damaged to the amount of $500. It was
evidently the work of an incendiary, who
mounted ladder in the rear of the build
ing, and entered through the window.
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IN O0O MONEY ADYANORD-

QOOsUOOf in sums to suit-at the old stand and
Eell-knoVn WAGHER'S LOAN OFFICE, on Secu-
rides OfeYery kind, viz: Gold and Silver Watches
Diamonds, Silver Ware, JeEelry, Guns, Pistols
Olothing Dry Goods, Pianos Melodeons and all per-
B0nal property and articles Of value the most sat-
isfsctory terms Business strictly private. Estab-
hshed ISL. MIA variety Of unre0eemed Watch
sst -Welry, Guns, etc, lor sale at bargains.
C11ce-corner Of Water and Superior streets, over
Davis Peixottos Clothing Store.
oct2z J. Q. ". WAGNER.
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Lincoln.
Large bust portraits of Presi.eat Lincoln.
Small bust portraits of President Lincoln.
Ferrograph Cartes de Visite of President Lin
coin. BIS GREEN, = q.
apls;2oi Room American Building.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES IN HURON STREET SYSA-
aoeUE.-Among the churches which held
services, Wednesday, we neglected to men
tion that our patriotic Jewish citizens held
religious services in the Huron Street syna-
gogue, where a sermon was preached by
the Rev. Jacob Cohen, and other religious
exercises, apI3apriate to the occasion, were
held.
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Bought and soId' a. best rates
RKW ADVEFFIsEMENIs.

o. Cutter q son-Auction sale.
J.e. Jensiugs-Real Estate Agency.
Taylor, GrisEoId & Co.--DresI Goods.
john Finn to Michael Carroll.
BrAiuard's Hsll-Duprez 4 Green's MinstrsIs
Rob't Hanna & oO-FOr Lake Superior.
LoSt-Speotseles.
Alexander, scofeld & oe-Men Wanted.
Malone, Petit 90 For Lake Superior.
L. Prentiss-Lsgsl Notice.
National Mourning Symbols.
Mrs. shAw-Bonnet Frames.
Sixth Ward-Loeal Notice.
st. George slcisty-LOeAl Notice.
Third Ward-LooAl Notice.
Cleveland, Brown & Co.-Loesl Notice.
Co G, 18th o. n. e.-Loeal Notice.
Guardians sale-Locsl Notice.
National Mourning synbols-LocaI Notice.
stereop Locals.
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MUsT LIE ovER.-We received last night,
but too late fer publication this morning,
an abstract of the able sermon, preached on
Wednesday, by Rev. J. H. RylAnce, Rector
of st. Paurs Church. The pressure of other
matter compels us to rest several articles Of
interest.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21

RENAINs BROUGHT .BAoE.-Mr. c. Leach
arrived in this city on Tuesday evening
from Cincinnati with the remains of his
son, Albert Leach, Company D, 1st Ohio
Iufs ntry, who was wounded at the battle
of Mission Ridge, and died in the hospital
soon after. His remains were buried in
Woodland Cemetery.
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Valuable Real Estate at Guardians
SaIe-Thtrs will be public sale at the Court
House on Saturday afternoon of tbs week, at two
O'Clock, of several des rable pieces Of property
owned By the late John B. Waiing. Two houses
aud lots on Fsnk street, the block now occupied by
WoolsOR, Hitehc OK aud Carter, on ChAmplsin st !,
and nus Der Of vacant lots will be offered. Time
will be 81 en- on halt the purchase money. [a2l;Go2
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Religious services In memory of our late lament
ed President will be held at the Huron street syna-
gogue, this day at IL o'clock. apl9 .203
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House and Lot for sale, Lease or Rent
Situate on junction of Pittsburgh and Canal st.! !!
(nsar Hussey's Copper Smelling Works. being 1877
f. ffout Pittsburgh street. and 157 feet front on
Canal street, building 2sxS9 feet which If desired
can be changed into a profitable tavern stand.
Good well cistern, and out -houses. For partieu-
lars inquire Of Leonard Bryan 2O6 Pttsburg street
or at Leader Job OfHee, Cleveland, Ohio.
rnIo.on2
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FIRST LAKE SUPERIOR Boar OF TIE SEASON.
1t seems that navigation is open through
out the upper lakes. The splendid new
steamer Lac La Belle, Captain John spsld-
ing, will leave for Lake Superior on Thurs
day night of next week.
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Subscription Price FIUs Dollars per Share,
Not Liable to Fitrtker Assessment.
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CHECK LOsT-on Superior street, Mary
Clarke's check on Commercial National
Bank for $1755O, dated April goth. All
persons are warned against purchasing the
same, as payment has been stopped.
The finder will be literally rewarded by
returning said chech to R. K. Winslow, No.
S5s Superior street. ap2O:2OI
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PEEITENTIART WARDEN.-The Sentinel says
that John A. Prentice, Esq, of Asbtabula,
was elected Warden of the Ohio Peniteu-
tiary, for second term, after three years
absence from the post, over long list of
competitors, all good men.
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THLEKs.-The fremen desire to return
thanks, through our columns, for the re-
freshments furnished them by the men who
suffered by Ere yesterday morning. The
boys consider that they were very hand
somely treated.
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LOCAL NOTIOKs.

BffentiOn, 60. Cit has been ordered that
the 2-lh Regiment o. n. G. tura out to do escort
duIy.o the remains of oar late President during
the coming week. You are hereby ordered to meet
at the Armory Of Co. A, on the Square, Saturday
evening, April 22d, at ~ o'clock. Every member
should be present.
Apsl.2O3 L. G. DEFoREsT, Captain.
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LAKE SUPERIOR LINE OF sTEAMERs.- The
fine side wheel steamer May Queen, Cap
tain Fred. Miller, VII leave this pori for
Superior City snd all Intermediate points,
on Friday night. of next week.
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CITT sExTOE's ANNUAL REPoRT.-We pub
liSh below, the Annual Report of the City
Sexton for the year 1864:
To the HOnora5le,the City Council e7,sde City
have the honor 10 submit the following
report of the department under my charge,
for the year ending March 3lst, 1865.
CASH RECEIPTS PAID INTO THE CITY TREAsBRY,
For lots ala a.. yfrsa51.-5 r,u,,so,,. Q Q foo TX
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RESUMED WoRK.-The stons-cutters and
mssons have resumed work on the projected
Union depot. Operations in the way of
digging down and excsvsting the hill on
the South side of the structure are con-
tinued.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21

DREDGNG.-The river is being thorough
ly dredged at the point of Hussey and Nc
Brides warehouse. It has been recently
dredged in the vicinity of the lumber yards
and at the mouth of the river.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21

All Members of the Third Ward DRAFT Pro-
lection Club who have been drafted and held to
service, are to leave their certificates with
the Treasurer, Room No IA Warnings Block, be.
fora Saturday evening, April I'D.
ap2l:2O2 A TORNaEND. Praa't
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21

Remember the stereopticOn at the Acad-
emy of Music CLOSES THIS WEEK. Will give
a GRAND MATINEE Saturday afternoon at
three O'Clock. ap21
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Swiss BRIL- RIEGERs.-0ur citizEns will
not forget the grand opening entertainment
of the consolidated troupe, the Peak Fam
lily of Swiss Bell Ringers, this evening in
Brainard's Hall. The hall has just been
handsomely .re6tted, frescoed, &C., and it
will have tonight fitting re-Opening.
This Family of Bell Ringers is so well
and favorsbly known here, that they need
no words of praise from Us to induce
people TO attend their concerts
At any time they present powerful
attractions, but now, when the companies
have been consolidated, numbering over
twenty frst-class performers, manipulating
nearly $50 silver bells, they offer to the
public the promise of an entertainment
whose attractions are Irresistible.
Weshall expect q crowded house tonight.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21

BRoUGHT TO THIS C17E.-0rrin OHM tied,
arrested in Toledo for rOsbing the mai Is at
that point, was brought to this city, ys ster-
day, in charge of W. h. Atwell.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

POBT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED. D............APRII 20.
stmr Morning Star, Yiper. Detroit
Prop 0Wego, Browo Dunkirk
Schr Lernea Emma, Gates BuIwei1
echr Star ight Burge, BurWell so m shInslss. 100
m lumber
schr Ads, Bartlett, Rowan
Schr star Starkey BnTVelI, "a N lumber
Schr Mack, Mcbride BuIWsll I2O m lumber.
236 m shingles, IL % Iath
eeoT A Mcdonald, Hudson, Rowan
eeoW Mona, Curran, Keliey's Island
OLEARED............APRIL 20.
stmr Morning Star, Yiger. Detroit.
Prop OWego, Blown, Toledo
Prop Oiesn, Waterbury, Du 1kirk 1900 Ibis -four
Schr Almina, McDermAnd. BurwsII
scAr AlzoFA, o scaddsn, KingsEille
Soow Mountain Maid. Ellsworth, Black River
Ecow Mona, Carran, Kslley's Island
Sow Oygnst Golyou, Port Buron
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.l:20l JOHN GREENFIELD, Rec Sec.

WRnfed.-A room suitable for physicians
Office, with or without board, By lady. Address
n. 7. W, Leader Office. ap2O.2O2
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FIRE.-AbOut eleven o'clock last night
Ere broke out in the dwelling house, No.
I49 Euclid street, owned and occupied BY
Mr.. ]. C. Buell., Assistant Cashier of the
Second National Bank. The family had
just retired for the night, when the servant
girl rushed in and gave the alarm. Three
steamers were promptly on hand and sf-
ter an hours vigorous work succeeded in put
ting.Out the FIRE. The furniture was re-
moved, though considerably damaged in
the operation. The house is as good as de-
stroyed. The total loss will not fall short
of$4, 900. Insurance s., 900.
Mrs. Buell., who, as we understood, was
dangerously i'll last week, was carefully
removed to the adjoining house of her IA
ther.
1t is not known how, or exactly where,
the FIRE originated whether in natural
way in the Kitchen or as the work of an in
cendiary, in the wood shed.
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MARRIED,

ALLARDT-KLUE9EG.- this city, April 18th
by Rev. c. h. A. AllArdt, George F. Allardt, OF
san Francisco, to Miss Emma KlGegel, of New
burgh, y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21

At a Special Meeting of the St. George
Benevolent Society, held on Tuesday, April 18th,
it twas
RESOLVED, That on account Of the Esd bereaTe-
ment that has befa len our adopted country In the
assassination Of President Lincoln, the Anniver-
sary Festival he Ioitponed untd Thursday, the 4Ih
OF May next.
ap2I:20g JOHN GREENFIELD. Rec Sec.
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OH Factory for sale.-Ths subscriber Of
fers to sell his factory Canal and Ohio streets,
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit
uated, comUact and conveniently arranged. Ca
paeity about fifty barrels per day. Immediate poa-
session given ifrequired. B. PELT0N.
Cleveland, Feb. "a, 1885 fsbi5:r2Of
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To make your Horse look we'll, shed of his
old coat loosen his skim improve his appetite and
feel young, give him some of Norris Arabian Con
dition Powders Sold by all Druggists at 25 cents
per racksge. Principal office, lot Bank street.
aoG.2ts dErv
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Ten COmpOsitOrs wanted. Apply at the
LEADER Job Room.
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CITY NEWSI

A case of French Bonnet Frames opene d
at Mrs. shaw's Millinery Rooms. apl2I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21

BooTH at the Academy of Music tO-night
twice the size of life. ap2l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21

Tickets for the Matinee Saturday after
neon, ct theAcademy Of Music, twenty-five
cents sp2I
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FlRFF Boar ZOE LlKE snPERI0R,

The elegant and stauuch passenger steamer
Meteor, Thomas Wilson, Master, viii leave our
dock for OntOnagOn and intermediate ports, Mon
day, May lst, at O'Clock, P. N. For freight or
passage spply TO
GARRETsoN CO.,
apls:3O7 No. River street, Cleveland, Ohio.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Sixth ward Protection CIuB.-A meat,
ing will be held on Saturday evening" the 22d inst
to close up the affairs o, the Club. All personi
holding certificates are requested to present them
at that time for redemption.
W. P. FOGG, President.
Gro. A. KoLRE, ses'y. sp2I 2o2
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History fully illustrated st the stersOp-
ticon tonight. Col spaI
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COMM ERcIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFIOn,
THTpeDAv EvrH1pa Aurii On 1ae5

Reeeipts-The receipts Of Grain by rail during
the 4s hours ending 81 one O'Clock to-day were IS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-21

NATI1EAL MOURNING SYMBOLS, such as
FLAes, Rosettes, &C., finished with Grape,
can be obtained at the City Recruiting Of
ice Building on the Public SQUARE, where
supply will be kept until the Presidents
remains have passed through Cleveland.
apl2I:204
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Religious ROtice.-In accordance with the
Prce stion Of the Acting Secretary of state, re-
ligiouI services will be held at the Eagle street
Synagogue to-day at II O'Clock. Rev. C. N. Cohen
will ofiiciate. NJ. LoEsEs, Prsst.
| rr1o-1u2
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MEROHANTs' NATIONAL BANF

MEkOHANTS' NATlUNAL BANK
OF CLEVELAND.
Designated Depository for all PubH3 Monies,
and Financial Agent Of the United states. Au-
thorlzed subscription Agent for the
7-3O LOAN, DC.
This Bank having been appointed Depository
and Financial Agent OF the Government. will
promptly I'LL all orders 'or the Popular 7-sO Loan
now being rapidly taken The decline in Gold
must cOnTinre 10 render this Loan desirable in
yes ment 9hsusual commission allowed to Banks
and Bankers Vho buy to sell sgaln.
Five Per cent. Legal Tender Notes,
Wi h accrued interest added, rec -ived in payment
for subscriptions. Matured 7-S0 Coupons paid on
presentation. United Stat Vouchers purchased,
and maturing Certificates Of Indebtedness col.
lected.
Sp5S2i ". L. GUTTER, Cashier.
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Full Length Portraits of President


Full Length Portraits of President
Lincoln.
Large bust portraits of Presi'eat Lincoln.
Small bust portraits of President Lincoln.
Ferrograph Cartes de Visite of President Lin
coin. BIS GREEN, 4. q.
apls;2o4 Room 4 American Building.
|
Religious services in memory of our late lament
ed President will be held at the Huron street syna-
gogue, this day at 12 o'clock. ap1s.2Os
The Bridge Street and Hanover street Churches
will hold Union services in the Hanover street
church, on to-day at l2M apls:2Os
''Zounds chow me what thouIt do. l
Woult weep WON'T hghll wOurt last wourt
tear thyself?"
Nay, nsy, calm thyself, and use DR.. D. q. Seel-
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Eour head, gently r,move the deposits and incrus-
taions which have been forming for years and dry
ing up the fountains Of health restore the various
glands and membranes to a healthy and natural
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prevail. Api7;Bs
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pass through many perils in safety; the strength.
lees fall by the wayside.
It is amazing that the feeble should totter with
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every day of falling victims to the morbid inau.
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The fact is notorious that desc Of poison which
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