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cleveland W6elesais. Market Mar i e :.

III, - MONDAY kTENIERi 1AnsF2z1tlt66
E~lOHr-4aActiTe. City brands held st slO.I5
for xx red 81, 70 forxx Wiling. Country br6nds
Xxx red s., 0o9l024i do XXX white $40, 25@Ij.OG.n
Wheat-Dul and nominal Sales 4boo bu ma
waukse club on pFiyateternsidsaW mo1i dolsg
C~Orn-Quiet and steadFgs Sales 3 oaribnsWa
shelled at Doc bom stOrs. anha-r1 Gil B. insl
Oats-eaiet1 Sales 2 earsdNos1 u AOe from
store. . 20 I1sbG5iGl78qDe 5h o. Goi
Rye-Dun and nominal at 70a75c from store. 81
BarIey-Nothiug iofhe.. 4 2aiVu ,fsii2u-
Dressed H6gAThs are Very NV yySadihReg
forward, and the MARKET Is asiqt Packers pss 10.
Tor good averages.
Psrk-Quiet and steady. City Mess held at
~Lard-stssdy eisylroIdsrs4 haAsa III;
do id kegs l9c country-rendered I5916c.
Hams-steady at 2Se for sngar-cured.
ShOuIdersEstsady. Held at 16e. b 'sa't
Ness BeeEsteadY at SIS, % for Ieify-pGeked.
Dried BeeG-steady at 30. ~ - :.
4G3ufter-In moderate demand Of 2e@3Ocf for
s6oat64choiee roll aud tub 2O922c for oommen q,
Cheeac-In fair densnd and steady at l5820Os
for coed toleboice Western ReserEs and New York;
/ Eggs-Dull. Held at 25c. .Ci5,I9s.sies 81 s.
POuItry-ahisk Turkeys 4s6lTej . Chickens
fI3@i4e. -rnI 80 stak IobaI ,blswOH .ns5 O
|, HIghWfneS-Inaetivsss Hahb ati 81 ,10l tRff
kAIeOhOlSteady. Held at Sf14o@4,46 for 90
per cent. Gologns Spirits, gs per cent 81 go Eea-
trl Proof Spirits s2,S592,4O. 1rob hds rolls
PetroIcumERuH. Held at s9a7Uo for best
white; 67ZgesKe for light straw % Whit te@'
6ad light straw -. lS.;.S.
0HsIsteady 1t the following pftEseSs s9 155hs sl o..
t&tioa for Carbon is for small lotsF ~ SID &C.,
Dinseed. .y--rs1 See Whals, K.R.:--A esi
GGss5gSSGn- 1872 7Sg @ Is s5sPn.1S y Bsts e e
Bsnk.......l.s.. @@I4 FStrafts... a.18..sGP%
Neatsfoot. IaaI-4@hT5 5ss.s 20 bsIuoss
Dried ~AppIss-ouist and lower. New held
at I2@I3c. l5mt53Tt - yifsb bsgssi yCisd
Green ApbIes-UPchGnged and3u moderate
demand at s4,e6a4,5 50 for good sound fruit. soro.l
Beans-Tn moderate request at 81, 7sg2,o 90 orr
good tSprfAe white, 2l- non tsD-oi go
Potatoes1PsachBloyFs steady -sad % An
maud at s0as5e in car lots. = ~ - -
. ~seeJls-Timothy held at 800. Clever $3.50
Hay-Market quiet. Loose selling at 4 range
Of s1ey4O@I2sOO lyBeater pressed It Sl0qO. I~s5iiilod
Il Lake Fish-Whitehsh steady and Arm at
$500 per laif bbIp PiekessI JsT,6O3 TROUT ss7;OO
I9T,5O; Herring $3.50. 70 sTfziT i~s5iiIiCI 1oi 4
TalIOw-city-renasrsd he'd al n9Iae Pcod6.
try-rendersfIeaIIeg sEs E5df 9I3a zs7atd 4
E~eRfhers-Prime live geese held at s5@90c.
iSalf-FrmGt Szi5s for Fine S2I6O tfornoeSrssa
0nondags ;aSs, b fsf Saginaw. aIUfsvo0 aElssDdI
Ale and RorterAwe quote as follows tsPfesr
snt Use Xxx Ale $1,000; Stoek 81, bO@t4,68i Ken
nett s1s, BE- Psise, Cream sll'ooH Porter ftz o0a1
AGO. SN- yse.l 80 1T
HOps-Firm. bold at a range Of @aB6o for
New YorE, Michigan and ohio. n,'-t ~.
Malt7shskady, Barley Malt selling q sf,sU
9u8nEis - ~
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TIXANaIHk 1~ekAhARKatf.I
TuEspasIE tBuegJan.a 20, IseI

FUEsPsi EtRUslgnee.A tssefa
The local honey market is steady and
withoutimpoFtant change. Fhere Is mod
crate checking and discount dema4d bVt
b banks are not pressed, and general re-
ports indicate increasing ease FOR currency.
Eastern 9Ekshaags SIS z GfsSinga
but the demand continues in excess Of re-
ceipts, and the market works closer. Rates
are steady APaAbhJi ling AddsiGpssnsdA
selling.
Gold market is. kept pretty firm -hy,
the active den1and from imp6rters, me SprgA
MUM ruling a shade1higher to-day, rfuzing
at 1929 6GsyeFnmeAtbOnda are qpietovne
steady and exhibit more frmness. In this
market gold declined a fraction upon the
morning fspeEts frOhEsf York, GE6vdasI
ments ruling EIhQntlespeeial change E.
J. Farmer q Co. bahkers, quote as follows:
-BHyine-sefing.
l3a%
1asEa.4"s4SslS-.+9g&1. 1s6f1 si91sd
Seifet-fHall 1874
sixes. Of 1881, coupons...~.@A9ApStlu I4
I~lye7tTenties, (old largo-..-..103 I04
EtYe-tEenties, Qs6D ..".-..==-.fof-ro2
seventhi+aes, QAhafles,l ~. 9s4lbU1 ssL
seyen-thirties, I'D and Sd series) 9s1 s9Z
Aeh-Iof ~ 9 SA
Compound interest notes 102@gO6 buying
and JOB 91os selling f6r the variods 4
a
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"REFORMs AND REFoRNERs IN ENGLAND"
Such is the subject of the lecture which
the Hon. George Thompson, the famous old
time orator of England, viii deliver in
-Brainard's Hall tomorrow fThursday) even
ing. A few years ago this gentleman was
considered n of the best orators, if not the
foremost orator, of the age. he ran a bril-
liant career as agitator andreformer in Eng
land, and his fame filed all civilized lands.
.And now we are to have the priYilege-cf
hearing from the golden lips Of this man,
in the evening of his life, an account of his
colaborers and their efforts in Great Britain.
The lecture will be a very interesting one,
and everybody should make it a point to
it. 7ta 1896
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-24

In JAIL FOR sAFE KHEprNe.-samuel
GoOdbue is now in the jail of this county,
locked up for safe keeping. He formerly
lived in WillOughby, whence he moved to
Chagrin Falls, and from there to Missouri,
last May, we believe. He has been in the
Lunaiic Asylum once and ought to be there
now. he was found IN the city and lodged
in jail by order Of Judge Tilden, a week ago
last Saturday. He was so violent part Of
that the turnkey was obliged to
keep him housed closely in a cell, and then
he tore the hunks off and tossed them
around in a very lively manner. Heisvery
social and loquacious, and his eye burns
with a cold glittering 1ightasifit werals
ieiele IN process of combustion. r
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J .MARKEfS BIZ %FEhRGRAPHl
Gun d IL mIDS1amE MR ri sEFl RE iso1.aF.

HL D. .-. - TnHFrHE =F
Especial Dispatch 70 Western, Associated Ppsss.l
NEW YoRK, January 23.5i
z7zE l5 rol bRABbFAY sBocKs. Fl s1a sds yd
Railway sPeeRia4en was very heavy this morn.
fng and Iowa prices were made at the Stock EK-
change. There Was an Increased pressure to. ,ssll,
Fand theEreatest demand was on [Pfttsbufeh, Rock
STAND and Fort Wayne. The tone of business was
decidedly BeafEh. 9JhO8 shRTusOf Michigan SoutlSi
efn were sold and I6 100 shares Of FoFtTBA5neI
DEEins The day The market gFsY stronger and was
drm az the Close. In
nv yE7 QUOTATIONS.
The following were the closing qdotations at $50
P. M; E.r shF-&2 vTaBnEb ,.AN ,DE
New York Central s1A ;sErie sei HudsondDoa
Reading 100 Michigan Southern, 90; lCIeYslpndi
& Pittsburgh 500; Rock Island 9g5z; North Vest
ORR preferred 5e14; Fort Wayne s25s. 'A9 on Dhl
GOVERNMENTS. z EIn1AfA .
G~overnu1entGcd ntinue dull bat steady OIdS9@,
were Il and the isueof1s65 II lower 74sos cons,
<iuue firm but no less wanted 5s7oloo d-zis e
\ i-rU ~ MoSET. n-el ;n9- STOW Q
Money continues very easy bat sths demand q,
sllghtly nersashgsmig eLil nj bsI1g99O VII.
~ GOLD.
SGold IS rather sRsisr- The market 4 yell anp.s
Piled and Notwithstanding the active demand from,
iutporters the price tSnas isIshtiy ASSeTad7
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GIVEN TO THE JuRr.-Ths case Of Morgan
Is. spangler wassgiveh to the jury in the
District Court yesterday noon; after Judge
Burke had charged. that body about two
hours. It is acknowledged the knottiest,
most nitric tie case which has been on trial
here for a long time, The jury had not
come in at four O'clock yesterday afternoon.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-24

UNITED STATES CoURE-Court met at nine
o'clock yesterday morning, when the case
Of the United States %. Charles Benjamin
was called. o Defendant is charged with pass
ing q counterfsit$2O U. S. note in a Cyprian
establishment on Seneca street. All the
nyIhphs on the street were said to be pre-
sent as witnesses. The case was not con-
cluded at four O'Clock P. N.
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BUckLEr's sEREEADERs.-Fhis fine troupe
of Ministries and s~erensders had two Obsta-
cles to contend with last night, namely, the
inclement weather and the opera. But
they had a very good house, nevertheless,
and the bill was rendered in the best style
known to the art. Perfect satisfaction was
given 'Theirlsst and, doubtless, best per-
formance wiz be given tonight Look out
for a big house. -u.z r.ra-.t.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to announce
ment, Prof. Rockwell made his appearance
about one o'clock yesterday afternoon, in
front of the postOfice, driving a pair of spir-
tied stations simply by the movements of a
whip. He found a very large crowd of spec
tators perehed on the fence andin scores Of
carriages and wagons along the way. The
horses had neither brides nor reins,-noth-
ing but surcingfes to Observation-Disclosures
attached. He drove rapidly up and down
thsstreet, the length Of the park, several
times, performing many beautiful and dar-
ing evolutions,a amid the cheers Of the crowd.
The stalliOns are admirably trained, and go
in perfect obedience to the hints ofthe magic
whip. He-also drove a four-year-old colt
which he had never had in harness before.
4 After gratifying the Spectators for nearly
anahour, he gave notice thathe wouIdmake
another exhibition at the same place this.
afternoon, at one o'clock, and then adjourned
to the City Hotel stable, whittier he invited
an who desire to join a class and receive
Lessons in his mode of managing horses.
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Run ovER.-Mr. Andrew stedtmatder, an
honest shoemaker of Rockports was struck
by a freight engine on the C. C.&Cr road.
Monday evening about six o'clock, while
standing on the track a half miletr Rock
port He sustained injuries of so serious a
nature that he died yesterday morning at
the City Hotel in this city, where he was
brought by conductor Eustis. Drs, Beck
with and Schneider attended him during
his last hours. The friends of the deceased
the remains to Roekport, yester-
day, where a wife and four children are
Iefs to mourn the death Of the unfortunate
7EE E ~ g Fs
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Es!sss9 ;::s Set
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-terrifes the Doctor rand Inss5 and at
tracts the neighbofs. MutuRl e~xplsnations
take place. add Isabella and Carlos prove to
have been loving at cross-puTposes, Is they
were, from the first, intended for each other
by their respective parents. a=2 - - =
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Compound htsEest notes 1o29GO6 buying
and 1O3 @1os selling. fors M va-;6ssT y

$3.50 ~ ~
sues,A SAP FaaET Irsv-,s ar
The import Entries atNsw York for tbs
week ending with Saturday last were to the
value ST s6s45O,6ss, as against the total n
tries Of 2 46a, 9O4 same week last year, The
export c~aear&nces7o of domestic sprOdueeifor
the week samOunt to s5,OOS, 500, against sag.
O64, S95 same week last year. The customs
for the week were 80 5B, 527. "a IN go A..
3 Specimens Oethe new fifty cent fractional
currency-iB oUtss Fhey are described sdetAsl
least successful of the many unsuccessful at
tempts at artistic printing issued By the
note printing buTesu!Soq-sgI 1oi .isai dt5
1T is understood thatthe Commissioners
appointed TO revise The internal 2revsnas
laws will have their report completed in a
few days. Since the commission has spent
so much time upon this zmattery itHis ito be
hoped the results wiltjustify their apparent
labor, IsijarB.oJ sd1 10 ifs2L ,sfFs59 q
Local Commercial circles present no i'm,
proVement in the way of business, and in,
all departments of trade reports Of ~tEahsse.
tons continue on a very meagre scale. The
demand Tor rs restricted almost to localbpy+
ers, but prices are naintained and we can
report no Ohanges5F Wheatis ddlRhndenomi-
nal, the few transactions making being
chiefly on private terms, Corn and 0ats,sre
il. moderate i~pquiry9and steady. Provisions
are quiet-and prices ~anehanged. There is
very little doing in Dressed Hogs, there. be-
ing none of consequence 6tfering. Packers
pay lie for all the good aveEsgss weights
they can obtain, but are now cutting almost
entirely from Chicago and Toledo TurE
chases. Butter, Cheese and Eggs are quiet
and anehangeasab-oN b9tTFHH snieTSa 4
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Pittsburgh Petroleum MARKET ri
: Especial t. q.ssiasgsly Ess.sK2n9s
PIrrsBuasH. Jan. ECO ?.

PITTSBURGH, Jan. $500 P. NJ.
The demand for Crude has improved Prices re-
main sbsut the same. Sales 400 bbis ct 2lc; SEQ
and 5500 bbis at 2O%c-an without packages; 500
5bIs at 254, 1heIadi1g packages, = 4,
70 Bor Hsansd bobded buyers offer 4gL14sc; hold!
ers refuse to sen Sales 20O BBls fresJat Csc, TRsrs-
Is 90 Eastern demand Reaners@rsa0t offering
their STOCKS, 30 iaE la1L4 adi 10 Asoid sdH
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ExPLOrxENr-The opportunities for en-
terprising young men to advance and sue
coed in business, were nevera as fine as st the
present time. The avenues to profitable an
ployment are so numerous, that he who is
qualified, need not fail to secure a situation,
in which he viii find plenty Of work, and
receive rich compensation for his labor.
Young men may ask, where can we best
prepare ourselves for such situations With
out hesitation, we reply, ct the Business
College in this city.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-24

GLAD NEWS.
FOR THE UNFORTUNATE. q
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS

BELLS SPECIFIC Pills {.
ARE WARRANTED IN ALL 0AsHA
For the speedy and Permanent Care OF Al Di.s~.u-
arising from sexual Exceases, or .[-------
"a YOUTHFUL NDJsCRETIoES.
Seminal Loss, Nightly Emissions ana 8snuual
Dreams, Genital, Physical and Nerxpas DebiiitT.
Impotence, elect, Sexual Diseases, a.
NO CHANGE OF DIET Is NECESSARY.
And they can be used without dstsetion. R,eA
box contains 60 Pills. Pnos Ons Dollar. n ~
cannot get them Of your Druggist, thsY Vii b
sent BY mail, securely sealed, postpaid, VA hn
instructions, that insure . cure, on neeeipf Of ehs
OF youth, the consequenes aEd remedy, Eskt fnS:
ten cents required for postage. Address D.. j.
BkYAN, Consulting Physician, AZ, Broadway, n.
Up. .. Box 6079. Dealers can be suppfdA
Demas, Barnes q Co., Wholssais Agsnts.H-I.
For sale by g. ". CLARK, Drugziss, ne 1aps-
Eior street. Cleveland. sep4resvakta
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DIED.

RANDERsON-Robsrt Henderson, at 2 o'clock
Tuesday morning, January 23d. Aged 65 years.
Funeral from Hanover Street N. E! Church, at
2 O'Clock this sfterncon, cwsinesdayl Jan. 24th.
This deceased was for many years a consistent
member Of the N. Z. churohi and died in peace
Friends Of the family are invited to attend the
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YORK PAPERs.@Ws are under FREE
dasnsObHgatiens to Starr for New York pa
5&6 advanee Of the mails. His news;
room contains de iaesand most interest
ing periodical Literature.
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'UttEG4M 71RESs sILKs-OHRAPEsr
aAbIGAHE CITY, H newtt& CO.. dBsr
fully 20 percent. less than current prices.
J. Il. DEWITT & CO.,
tan1T "a II Public Square.
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Mas. DAYS scHoOL.-The next term of
Mrs. Days School, corner of Euclid and
Erie streets, will commence on Monday,
2stb- instant.
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MORE Valuable THAN COLD.
BRYAN'S LIFE PILLS,

fuA41t Tbs bIO0Ds 1rE .IH ss = 90
Remove Headache, DiEEiness, GlddinssI, DroumS sfrahl
ness Unpleasant Dreams, Dimnesa Of sight nI
Indigestion, Cleanse the Stomach al v 1.ds-
6oWeles sear5 .rr1h f1 ef m.
Insure NEW LIFEin the Dsbultatsd. - al
Try them They only cost q esnis, - -
cannot gEt them Of your Druggiss SJhfT5f 49, sEoT
to Dr.. BRYAN, Consulting hygscsSl - ~. f .
turn ma post paid. Dealers SepDHsd 81 go. .
Barnes I Co, Wholesale Agsnts, New York .zsf .
Hior street. clsvelsnd. Ss54rs.1si[1F q -
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"a .rrr - 1AAEAcl-gGMa Eov -
The current prices for the week at all the mar.
kets are Lfdldvsh 10 mIh sdT-.EhIfJdt
BEEF CAETLE-lst9 uslty ,, . head, SIT,6OAIs,OO;
tehrto gPQdaualty Sl2O09lz.50s eommonl qnaiiry
,o48lY,60i Inferior quality SO, s99ll, 0Os0 sidss
eSHYAfD CALyFTE1srH head, SlOO,OO9l20,O 90;
sstqtaity ,SSe3a94s,@ ordinary e55,O0975,OO {;
heo9nndn. quality S6O,O096O,O0-infarior quality
'es4I S8Galtqsp aiiRysS, nals%,+UaldAiHAa,
~ quality 1R@l4cS eonnc6 qdaiay 1e%6fT1Sc,
inferior qusltty1b9I0E6 10 tIoI5iA hEslSt
p9lsRREP NDiLAEBsEEktFas q headoSs,OeaIR 90;
prims quality 7l005s,O056fdfaary diaIty E5eSOd
~ common qaaaiSys S9Ob@5, so inferior qnafffy
I SA,bO45p0s61 1dt1ui5ltuHhm If s4isuAafI Hafs
s%fNE-Hea4y IobTn fed per n, lOZafI; light
and mediRmrlu9z9Ts skin ia 1O%@isz. 20
was dull, heavy and lower for beef
eeatha5the supply 4assiA exceeding the demand.
bREiess FefeT 10 1Zo 2 n Lover on Al gradeA ex.
sept the best, and the very podfsst rahge WGS TIE
same al last SFsskN VIaEfsC % sG1AIsfEIV
-Hogs s'lkt9 a~firextent ~ ONE WQtatf0nlo bGs
hecapr1 lAl0nz-Total reGaipfs 1oftall stocks ~
9ltAe yards for this week and last week are e.
Io1oEs' gTaEIsL me5f ssoi3 % M sioCd 1iiar
This Yekh1IGaldbesFes A6sI COWS s~0ycalTsi
49, sheep and lgmsss1SdsG -6ID
sekST Total beeves 5,952, COWS los, calves
40 sheep ardiambs eosof7- Twins14,5ETE-- =
In .L IA
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9EIoUR-Dull .gTcoa sas 20 sinE &aHE .lG =
ysnntaset@GS lsaRsf4sytzzgI,S q for NOi,
~cdRN-Dun. salss4kR&&gg4
0ATs-1DuIl. THAI y Tf4d eesi -lr4
1HfsHwINEs-Quiet and frm-
I RR9YIsoNs-Dull, but Ahofatfs are u~nwffhe to
makocohcddDRST ERTasaef uuaS ua0rk AZ IN a
9z6,I4 H0idsrd ofEa0dtbiahas dsmaAd Sz7lOe q
ESSEETl noKL M HIaa-F6nt EoSSedI sbeid a.
iBLe THAI RkLIIIH
,, Nothing doing mBusk aSF FHglish meats
GREEN HAMs@aR Qnfodfate E.ourst sales al
15@18e fortgmE and no1IdsFS. -
- BARD-Steadys Sales 81 lL8hA-sLultJui
IS Hods-Activem aslts z&tssf i, 668l0l25oRf GOOD
sxtrasg - AtU nId aTodG eEs u Efg1o,CfaE
, yDREss1R H0ds+1ess aetiSS. -3saAs5a ct SIg, gTNa
11,Op for good. sGOJYAT ~ Ist ~
q BkexiFrs-FG6aSr8;o0o abBis; wheat 1900 bu;
aoaan 5000 bur sA1s 1,3n Bas2 live hogs A,5oO;
dreSspk hogs 6~H9neJDGSd IN
Characterization 800 bbls.; wheat 1900 b..
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LOCAL NOTICES.

An Immense EmigratiOn.-Ani immense
observation-disclosures hs SonthsrnStatss
with the restoration Of peace. Thousands Of
Southern refugees, from all the towns and cities of
the North, will return home: thousands of North
ern soldiers VIII move in the same direction, and
settle, in the closest boRhsof union, among their
Southern brethren; and, in obedience to the laws
ofdemand and supply, -thousands Of Northern
farmers, mechanics, and laborers, wilLsweIl the
mighty volume for the repeopIng and rebuilding
the waste places OF THE suHny, South In an
ticiPation Of this grand diversion of the lids of
emigration, and the increasing demands upon
them, the proprietors OF 5eELE-
BRATED STOMACH BITTERS are, puttingup
additional thousands of boxes of their universally
popular tonic and alterative. 91
We have the testimony ofseldiers, sailors, trav-
elefs, trappers, miners, tnisrants, refugees, farm!
es and planters. North and South. go cloud of
witnesses" that as q safe and reliable remedial
agent, and as a protection against all tho COM
plants incident to exposure, privstions, changes
Of climate, diet, water, and habits of life, HOS
LETTERS BITTERs, used as directed, are worth
their weight in gold, North or soath.-[Commu-
nicatedd ~ E 81
tits also proper to state that the Bitters are
IL 6tA17s u w. HAnuGA any III
cunstances by the gallon or the barrel. Inp0s-
tors and imitators are abroad, and the only safe
guard the public has against them is to seeShat
the Bitters they buy have the engraved label and
note of hand Of Messrs. Hoststtsr & Smith, and
our proprietary stamp over the cork Of the bottle.
jan22 re sd1c SD & a1 tli-4I 4
A Remedy for the Piies-ft is a blessing
to the suffering to know that we have al efeetus
cure for this truly tfoubissome disease. Mp.
Hazarde, Of l64 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are ,suf-
fsripg with piles, that he used a small. quantity Of
DR., strickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
manent cure. This seems to DO the case.with all
who make use Of this splendid preparation. It is
Manufactured at No. East Fourth street, oineins
natl, Ohio, and soldb by ali Druggists. 81
Benton 4 Durham, Cleveland, {. myers
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DAILY LEADER.
MEpNFsDAY. JANUARY q. 1855.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTs

Academy Of Musie-erand Billiard Match,
D. W. Gsge-Bounties. I
20 Merwin street-House Wanted "a
Cleveland Business ooIlsge-BoeaF N6ties.
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100 Cedar street-Dog Found. lfs ,ssl7rr
80 Lake street-Girl Wanted.
Z Mary starrAGuardian's sGls.l
= Pennsylvania Manufacturing cO.-e4astD Soda
Crumb, B~aslington & KsndAIl-PiarO Covers.
= Mrs. Day-Loosl Notice. o
WIN I. Prsston-Local Notice,
Mason Observation-Disclosures Oysters.J :
Sozodont-Local Hotiee. NJ .
james Dignan-Loeal Notice. -Sv.
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