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DAILY LEADER.


Stanton to our Representatives Abroad
The following is an extract fromthe dis
patch Of Secretary Stanton 10 our diplomatic
representative abroad, announcing the
murder of the President and the attempt
on the life of Secretary Seward:
GThe murderer of the President has been
discovered and evidence obtained that these
horrible crimes were committed in execu-
ton of q conspiracy deliberately planned
and set on foot by rebels, under pretence of
Avenging the South and aiding the rebel
cause; but it is expected that the immedi-
ste perpetrators win be caught. The feel
ing occasioned by these atrocious crimes Is
SO great, sudden, and overwhelming, tnst
cannot at present do more than communi-
cate them to you. At the earliest moment
Yesterday the President called q Cabinet
meetine' at which General Grant was pres
ent. He was more cheerful and happy
than l had ever seen him. He rejoiced at
the near prospect of S firm and durable
peace At home and abroad, which manifest
cd in marked degree the sOuDdness and
honesty Of his disposition, and the tender
al forgiving spirit that 80 eminently dis
kllkllelcu utLl- uDaAS oAhASO A0N SSl@--
given that be and General Grant would be
st the theatre, and the opportunity of add
ingthe Lieutenant General TO the number
of victims to be murdered was no doubt
seized for the fitting occasion of executing
the plans which appear to have been In
preparation for some weeks; but General
Grant was compelled 10 be absent, and thus
escaped the designs upon him.
1t is needless for me to say anything
in regard to the influences which this afro
cious murder of the President may exer-
else upon the affairs of the country. But
I will only add that, though horrible and
strocious as ara the plans that have been
resolved on by the enemies of the country,
they are not like likely, in any degree, to
innpsir the public spirit, or to postpone the
complete, the final overthrow Of the rebel
lion.
ain profound grief for the events which
it has become my duty to communicate to
you, have the honor to be, very respect
fully, your obedIent servant
EDWIN NJ. STANTON.
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- .GO0DALE'S
CATkRRH
II REM E DY.
AND HODE or TREATN ENT Is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

II psnetrates the secret ambush Of
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II cleans the head, deOdOrisel the
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u aIIeyiRtes more agony and silent
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Ia Is noted for curing the most hope
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What It's Ravages-dode Of Treatment-and Rapid
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DR.. GOOdaie's Pamphlet Ou GR1aErh
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Every day brings to our city increasing
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WLP. Powell, colored man, has 4een
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CITY, by Governor Fenton- he Is ~ sIo ,o.; Iii'
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sPEcIAL NoTIoEa.

THE BRIDAL CHAMBER-An
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square, London, April 27, 1866.
The Most hOmenfOus Death of the
I1meS.

I1mes.
From ths London Herald, April H.l
The startling news which was yesterday
received from America is such as to throw
| into the shade even the tremendous cstas-
trophe of the fall of Richmond and the
surrender of Lees army. Mr.. President
Lincoln hiss been sssassinsted and IS dead.
! Mr. Seward has been stabbed, and Is re-
ported IN 8 hopeless state. Mr. Andrew
| Johnson is President of the United States.
rhe blow is sudden, horrible and ire
trieysbie. Never, since the death OF hen
~ ". by the hand of Ravalllse-
never. perhaps, since the assassination
of Cesar. has murder been committed
mora rnumentous in its bearing upon the
times. In the very height and plenitude
Of his triumph-aI the moment when al
his homes seemed fulfilled, and all bis lAbors
rewarded. when the cspitulstion OF ms most
powerful enemy had placed WITHIN ms
grasp that prize of empire Tor when ne
had 80 long and so earnestly strlVeh-
Abraham Lincoln wSs sInitten to the eartn
bv dsstsrdly assassin, who shot Nun
through the head from behiud. me COM
msnder Of armies that the Macedonian oi
Roman might have snyied, the leader ~
the most gigantic struggle OF the nlneteentl
century. the ruler, OF likely soon 20 be IE'
rnIar. Of the most pcpulous, and, N tne
/ rninion of many, the mightiest nation iu
t5e roodern civilized world, the man VINO
bsd risen from low estate TO power y
yost az was ever welded by mortal
,gboaa recent success has astonished ADC
bawildered the universe, is now reduced u
some poor six feet of common clHy
} Am the texts and sermons upon IN
-nntahiIitv of human affairs, and 81
instability of life, pale into lnsgnln
cance bsfore this tremendous comHentaF9 }
Much As we have condemned the attltuo
of the American people during TINS CIV
war and though we have from the I'M
opposed the policy and censured tne ao'
~ tbe late President of the United state
wa must sympathize with the natlo
which is widowed by this sudden oereaV'
q, went Now that he is sdesd, the go'
Qualities of the unfortunate Lincoln see
4. ~ come into the foreground. We remen
bar his honesty and his mSnllness, We
= mstice 10 his consistency, we give nun :.
nrsise for the spirit of conclllAlon Tnl'
= he bss shown, for his refusal to % DOT
along by the sanguinsry coDquesH OF
friends. we make some allowance lor
frsouent and untimely levity, We aim
~ arcnse his obstinacY in the prosecution
lie war. Such, we are almost Persussd,
M ,Si1 he the sentiments Of every rlgl
minded MIN EDglishmsn; and they viii
sbsTed in by the vast msjOrity OF the 20
AL fejarste people. He is gone; the Pllo
Z, zone ais country is left TO toss IN
ID "a ses of 3 dismal anarchy, revolution
which no man can presume TO foreteh
= issue.
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fsundays exceptsd.)
h6RHTHG EXPREss, Ie.ying Troy a S:1S Z
L.; from Albany At Hudson blssr Depot ~ S'So -
X srrfvfag At New York at 3gdD P. H
AFTERNOOu EXPRESS, leaving Troy - SsOo
n; from Albany at S;A5 n, striving = 80. ssa
VorF A. 0.sR0 P n, connecting WITH express 1AAA1
Tor PbIlndelphIa and Washington City-
The Cincinnati Express lrcn bnHHlo 80 ~. -.
vitb the $50 1t Albany for Rev YORK oJ me hAf'
len Bc,t. 49,. - -, ,.,hlt, -
y.ngsmenis have been made to run the trains q
the Hud-on River Railroad %. and thoss o. ne =
" nd Harlem Ballroad 90. 1t dtnerens hoar1 iEola
AiD--' THE HARLEM ROAD.
Pns,oaxcru Wi1 be Tioketed and Baggage eheo1sS
ov,- tbis road direct 70 New York by the central
| n R Co, aud all connecting lineo Nortn sna mes1
| rrlokets Of the Hndson Riyor Railroad %. sne q
this %. viii Be- received By either road eEa 6eG
-. oberEea by either COmpe1y vii b deiEarst
| p NaI VorS without change Of checks.
Sov "a 1894 r. A. OHAPIH, suP't.
Foap nj GzzEH kdsertising Agent.
| Al KEICxKRBnCKEs, Aeent Aloaey. eo.9 :
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Great Western

- Tug Os-Y sxrsr AsD CozsEr FAeToET II
THE OITY. -
Great purpbor OF hands constantly employed. All
,,r Gods made up in this city. mRnuiRetory
aud VYhOte-nIe Rooms, 200 superior
street, Up stairs
RETAIL STORE, NO. l9 PuBLlc SQUARE:
Ever kind q skirts, Corsots and bs,l 49, "
,vay. on hand. Also Fancy Goods In variety.
GBeET INDUCEMENTS. PATR0ElZe HOME IRhut-
spS.R3 !. . " l : = - =
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A TLANTIC s GREAT WESTERN
~ RAILWAY.
spring and Summer Arrangements.

Takes Effect Monday, AGreh 2Otb, 1855.
Two Through Express Trains DAILY between
OLEVELAND and NEW YORK
tIDAT ExPRHss, leaves Cleveland (Sundays except
sdl At S.5O A. -. arrives at MeAdVie at ZOO ?. -
Dinner Salamanca 81 $50 P. n, l5l ,eplng CeRl
aud New York at lilo ?. =.
ifNIgHT ExPREss,n lsaVes Cleveland Saturdays
sxoeptsd) ct 8:l5 ?. n, (5iseping Cars Attaohea,
arrives Il MeAdVills at LEO A. h, SslAmsnoa as
$50 A. L., and EeW York at lO:So P. \.
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SYN ON 8 :

ST NJ p 7 Q q ;
The symptoms Of OAtarrh, IS they generally ap-
Jsar, are ct frst very slight. Persons nnd they
have q cold, that they have frequent attacks, ana
,-s more sensitive 10 the changes Of temperature
In this condition, the nose may be dry, or slight
tisohargs, thin and ecrid, afterwards becoming
ghck and adhesive. AS the disease becomes onrOnio
the discharges are increased in quantity and
shaneed in quality; they are now thick and heavy
md ere hawksd or coughed on The seoretions are
5Heesiye, causing bad breath the voice Is thick
snoeil IS lassened or destroyed deafness erty
saF-s plsce. Another oommon and important
Fyr ptom Of OAtarrh is, that the person Il obnged
70 olesr his throat in the morning Of thick OF
,iiuv mucgs. which has fallen down from the bead
iuring Nhs night. When this takes place the per-
Jon may be sure that his disease s on Its way 20
the lungs and should lose no time In arFesting IL
ss aboge ar5 btE jei5 u ts many CataTTb s1Ft01''
a ssna-Is Bottle VIII IasI a nOB1h-tO
he slaesl ahree llInes q Day.