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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-24

CUMMINGS & JRNNYS, Manufsctu'
I Jrers Of Grand, Fquare, and Cottage Upright
PLANO EOBTESs
No. z29 BRoADvAX, NV YORK.
Each Instrument warranted i've yearb.
At wholesale and retail 70 per cent lean than ms
same class Piano elsewhere.
Dealers VIII do well TO examine opr inEtruments'
~ Ge.d fnr oatalogua- iehs-Hn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-24

FICERS:
Hon. DANIEL 8. DICKINSON, President,
VIM. T. PHIPPS, Vice President.
ROBERT BASSETT, Secretary.
d. J. BUTTS, Mining sup't, Titusville, Pc.
ATLANTIC BANK, 142 Broadway, IL, Treasury.
The Wells OF the Company are nov
producing Ola
Payment for stock may be made In drafts, regis
tered notes, or government bonds and securities,
which bonds and securities will be taken ct their
market value.
Remittasoes may be addressed to the Company,
P. o. B 6,S6s, New York City, or to "Atlsntic
Bank, Treasury of the New York and liverpool
Petroleum Co., 142 Broadway, Nov York Oitys 6T
to sn5 Of its Agents.
HB-Su descriptions will be received by
CHAS. A. READ TO-,
mh3I:2l6 9S Superior st., Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-24
= al PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW

"a 5osa by ell the principal DTnggists.
9.1W. CLARK, Druggist, Agent ioF Cleveland,
gTIFQ1 .Be.ra - Eav77
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Carriers will please leave orders to that effect at
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liyered, without extra charge, with promptneaa,
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ures of Carriers from the Office:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-02-11

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Ob l@rari. cb peiB raa NnssTsb.,
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f Gin Neaer ais Ncpcfatcor
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Armse.- G orr'e ponD tn3'
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Ossleiten pat er iriihen Garter, ,@ros,unh
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Wr. Se'as'o'S 9cmpasucn mpbnt in
Narfnae. psfuniare ShDisriafsitsn
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FEupfbsit unp feline Ibmadc WsIuuets;t
n.,s stsnfa!Is nasu beise:raAea baten, ri1
Chat Ill ts3sheu.
Gct,uer Daaner biflt um Sauitaa
@praittoal einen Snqusl ab iitsr rsu
Ss;&nau' unp Die Sury 0at eiE een !!au
ltinren enliprehencc5 Y:rcitt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1865-02-11
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252, asssnutsr;eer 4pnsert 1aa, priltt S,rabc,
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hslt. Man lpre&e 9efaaislf in Der Otiiee ser.
NS Jretf COMPUTATION wiro urbe,n;,tslt.n je.
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Selb MORO e.ne5 5taui
MA anee. - l!m Samitas .D3otatis
TIN " ubr :ra! Gin ,ooh!es!sn:sIe1 NaaT>
mann, 9tamsns GbarIss W. 3Diaaiun,
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Setaups Oil Ger Supz2sSallsttsabs rs:s::b.
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9,f s1c't >Sfa,ano ju stnem sirit sslbidi,
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Rebellion in the Human Interior

Rc1cliOn5 are not confined to bodies putic.-
They break out in our own interiors Ms well as in
the "bowclS of the land" The natural law of our
bodies is health, but we misuse them, and they re-.
volt We subject them to exposure, we overtask
them, we overload the stomach, we neglect the bow
els, We plunge out of rooms hotter than the tropics
into an atmosphere below freezing point, and in
various other ways triile with our health.
Bat these frames Of ours are wonderful machines
and we can by the use of the PROPER MEANS, so
iNVIGORATE and REGULATE them MS to render
then. almost proof against the ordcas TO which, in
our rcchlcssness, we subject them.
Nothing that has ever been known or heard of as
a tonic adds so much to the resistant power of the
human system under circumstances unflvorabc to
health as Il0STETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS.
If you would escape the intermittent icvers, fits
indigestion, bilious attacks, and bowcl-compaintS.
Of which cold and damp n.c the ,frcqncn. causes,
use the BITTERS as Il PROTECTIVE MEDICINE
This is the wises course but if already an inva-
lid, try the preparation as n RESTORATIVE. In
either case, full reliance may he placed upon its
efficacy. Sold everywhere. --Suniay Mercury, Dec.
! M 1862
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IL Il VES' "A NIB ROSA
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the hair soft, glossy and curly Buy it, try it and
be convinced. Don't be put off with n spurious
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other For sale BY Druggists and Dealers in Fancy
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simple remedy, afte rhnving Suffered several years,
with a severe lung affection, and that dread disease,
consumption--is anxious TO make known to his
fcllow-sutierers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send q copy of the
prescription used free of charged with the direc
lions for preparing and using the same, which they
will find SIRE cure for CONSUMPTION ASTHMA BRoS-
cuIrIs. COUGHS, coLps, etc. The only object of the
advertiser in sending the prescription is to benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which he
ceives be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy rs it will cost him nothing, and
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THE CuoLERA-FRENcH CouHrEsY.-Dr.
Theodore Walser, of the hospital ship Falcon,
alleges that officials at French ports where the
cholera was prevailing put themselves to I'M
usual pains to ship the cholera over to this
country Their anxiety to place passengers
OH board the Atlantic was so marked as to
cause inquiries on the part of the officers of the
vessel. The doctor gives it as the result of
his observations that quarantine regulations
should be extended to persons rather than
merchandise. lie says that whilst merely
passing through Paris passengers contracted
and propagated the disease, whilst thousands
of boxes of merchandise not only come from
Paris but from Marsciles, Toulan, and Bar
celona, while cholera was prevailing as an
epidemic. without introducing the disease in
u single instance.
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The Mississippi Legislature has adopted 4
memorial to President Johnson praying that
he withdraw the United States troops from
Mississippi.
The House of Representatives has rejected
by a decided vote the proposition to admit
negro testimony against whites.
Judge Gwin, at Texas, has declared the
action of the Legislature abolishing cotton
courts unconstitutional. Gov. Humphreys
vetoed the bill, but the Legislature passed tho
bill over his veto.
The Clerk of the House of Representatives
says that no Sou thcrn members name will
be placed on the roll at the opening of Congress
Right. The House must first see who are
legally elected members from the States late
in Rebellion, before they can be admitted to
seats on the floor. Mr.. McPherson's position
on this question will be sustained by every
loyal man.
TIE people in Alabama, we see it stated, are
untricndly to the freedmen, and are doing all
hat they can to annoy and Cypress him -
DO these Alabamians imagine that this kind
of conduct will facilitate the admission of their
representatives at the next session of Congress?
If they do, let them keep on and they will
soon find out tleIr mistake.
JEFF DAvIs's neck should feel rather uneasy
when he reflects that Wire was tried, con-
victed and executed as his confederate in muir
dcring thousands of Union prisoners. JUS
ticc will not be satisfied unless the chiefmur-
dcrcr shares the fate of his mis- cradle tool.
PAYMENT OF TREASURY NorEs.-The five
per cent, one and two years Treasury notes
falling due on and after the LIST proximo will
be paid at the Treasury Department at their
maturity.
GoLD CERTIrIcArEs.-TheT Treasury Depart
ment has just printed thirty seven million dol
lars worth of gold certificates, which are to be
lent to the proper officers as occasion may de-
mand
The new Legislature of the State of Iowa
is politically divided as follows: Senate-Re-
publican, 43; Opposition, s. House-Re-
publican, 50; Opposition, IS. Republican
majority on joint ballot, 10G; large enough
for all practical purposes.
CIRousEs, hitherto forbidden in vermont are
hereafter to be admitted there on payment of
5000 for a license.
1t must be pleasant to live in the German
States. Not a single pers on has been killed |
by railroad accident there since the origin of
that mode of travelling, thirty or forty years
ago.
There are 1863. 900 skeletons of horses and
cattle killed during the war in the Shenandoah
Valley collected at u bone factory near Win
chester.
Exr General indignation is felt in Govern
mcnt and diplomatic circles. at the wanton
attack of Spain upon Chill. The Spanish
sqadron consists of seven frigates
The greatest unanimi,y Of feeling prevails
among the Chilians.
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Our Mutual Friend,

Mr.. Dickens has evidently bestowed more
than ordinary care upon "Our Mutual
Friend" 1t is easy to perceive that this
story was not written piecemeal, like Pick
wick and Nickleby, but with unusual study,
to produce rather well-balanced and proba-
BILE tale, than that succession of brilliant SEN
sational effects, which are expected, like
striking tablcaux, at the close of every act in
drama, and every monthly cessation of the
4" to be continued fiction. Ills readers, we
dare say, missed these flashes in the present
work but. when perused as a whole, their
absence is more than compensated for by the
superior development of the plot. This is
Mr.. Dickens best-built story. From the first,
he had definite purposes to work out, by the
tlranaatis perSone whom he created, and he
steadily went Oh to that end, with little hest
tation, pause or episode.
One Of the characters, Silas Wegg, is as
great an original as Dickens ever drew
which is saying a great deal-and his friend
Venus is only too good for such society.
" Our Mutual Friend" himself, reticent and
is elaborated to degree, but not
too much. There is a great deal of humor in
this story, more subdued than usual, but it
opens tragicaly, aud the terrible passion OF
Bradley lIeadstone, the half-demented school
master looms out, gloomy and grand like the
murder of Duncan, in " Macbeth" We have
merely glanced at the leading characters it
is not fair to anticipate the story-to take the
kernel out Of the nut, as it were But, we
ell the public, in confidence, that Dickens,
ike King Richard, is " himself again" in his
ale, Furnishing vice and rewarding virtue, a
literary Rhadamanthus.