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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~PHTLOSOPHY OFMAKRIAGE.

- ThlLOSUPd1 OF ARh1AGE.
The froprietors Of re New York Museum Of AnAt-
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aae Tree .,sof the benefit Of suffering humanity, and
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" and Manly Power the Great Social EVIL, and
those MAlAdies which result from youthful follies,
oxceSses Of maturity, and Ignorance Of Physiology
and laws Of nature.
These Invslaable Lectures have been the means
lsullEhteking and saving thousands, and will Be
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dressing SECRETARY, New York Museum Of
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fhl6E9
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To Renew Operations.

The steamer Continental which brought
the female Mercer emigrants from New
York has sailed for Maztalan.
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WHITE WASH BRTsHEs-An sizes.
dHuBoHILL 3 BgoTHEB,
spa LES 0ntario-st.
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ORDINAEOE-TO establish tie grade

~ of chapel Street.
SEC. l. Belt ordained by the City Csuneil Of the
City of Cleveland, That the grade Of the oenter
lins Of Chapel street be, and thu same Is hereby
established at the following elevations obvve the
City bass Of levels, to-wit A. the north Inc or
kinsman street lOz s5-l0O feet, and st the E Hth-
srly line of SeoEin avenue 100 4-i0 feet, and that
the grade line between the above named points Of
elevation bo unifo-m and in ACCORDANCE with the
profile Of said Chapel street, as on
page IS, vol. 2, Of probes In the City Civil EnEt-
neer s ONCE. Passed May !, 1865.
I. W. PELT0H, Pres. Of the Council.
@. Z. HILL, City Clerk. mayE3i2.
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NVTlCE-fO the owners. or agents
IN Of lots and lands bounding or abutffnG on
both sides of Greenwood stceet:
You viii please take notice that the noties ker0-
tofore given you to pave your sidsEAlksfs hereby
Withdrawn.
By order Of the Board Of City improvements. 4
NJ. G WATfERsoN, on
Cleveland, April q. IsGG-ap25.3IO Cierk. j
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L. |. BALDWIN & CO.,
Have in store and Offer TO the
TRADE

hdheA IL htt4u u Il
TRADE
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Black eros du Rhine Silks,
Black eros Grain Silks.
Plain and Fancy bress Silks.
FOulard and Lining Silks.
Organizes and JacOneis.
Barges and Grenadines.
POplinS and POpllnetts.
LenOs and EOsambIques.
Lawns and PeFcales.
GinghamS aud Chambrays.
De- aines and Challis.
Melanges and A%rgeItines.
MOhalrs and Alpacas.
French and american Prints.
Elegant Spring ShaEls.
Paisley and Paris ShaWls.
Berlin Wool SbaWs.
Spun SILK ShaWls.
Barge l. GFenadine ShaWls.
SILK Basqnines.
Cloth HaSques and TalmaS.
Magnificent ClOakings.
Ladies' Cloths and Sackinss.
French d AmericanCasimere
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Table Damask, DOylies and Napkins.
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A BUYERS
OF Dry Goods at Wholesale will 6na orr stock
worthy OF attention
mays E. I. BALDWIN & CO..
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HOTEL.

-~UENNNNUH
Located in Murray street, second door from Broad
way, opposite the CITY Hall Park, New York.
The Proprietor having had this commodious
HOTEL thoroughly repaired, p-inted and re.
furnished, is nov prepared TO provide his Guests
with all the comforts Of a good and well regulated
House. Rp30:l5
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AN ORaINAYCE-FO establish the

"a grade ofHenry Street
SEC. l. Be Il ordained BY the City Council Of the
City Of Cleveland, tuat the grace Of the center line
Of Henri street be, aud the Game Is HEREBY ssfsb-
hshed at tho following elevations above the City
base Of levels, tO.vit: At the north line Of Kius-
man street io3 fest, At the s~outhsrly line OF SEQ
Vile street 10 5-l0 feet, and that thu grads linz
between the above named points Of elevation -
uniform aud In accordance with tho profile Of said
Henry street, As rec rdsd on page As, vol. 2, ofp-o-
files in the City Civil Engineers Office. Passed
May !, 1856. +. W. PELT0N,
G. 7. HILL, President OF the C1uneii.
City Clerk. my4 3I24t
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TEETH BRUSHES, good quality, and
Il sold ct small profits BY
fkesB9 Dr. gEtsts l2e ontsrioF st.
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EpIcAL,
GLAD NEWS.


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A"P9tsnes, Gleet, Sexual Diseases, &C.
No CHANGE OF DIE Is NECESSARY.
ana they can be used without detection. Zach
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cannot get them Of your Druggist, they will be
sent by mail, securely sealed. postpaid. with fuU
Instructions, that insure q cure, on recsfDt Of ne
money and . pamphlet Of 100 pages on the error
OF youth, the consequence and remedy, sent fr.a
ten cents required for postage. Address DR.. JAMES
BRYAN, Consulting Physician, sl3, Broadway,
Fer sale BY O.. W. CLARK, Druggist, us suye-
Nor street, Cleveland. sep4:re.w4Hta
TO LADIES.
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Send for DR.. HARYEY'S Private Medical Advis-
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fnr STRAIT n~valanA s~p4:rs-vk%td /
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10 CABINET MAKERS AND OTHERS.
PAIN
Painters, Manufacturers, OIL ReRneFs,
Merchants, and all others who
purchase Paints d Putty.
The Cleveland White lead Works,
J.H. MORLEY & CO., PrOprietOrs,
Junction OF Canal and ChaBplaln.sts.

(O6iee on ChampIaIn StreeL.l
Parties using paints will find It to their advan-
tsge to compare cur prices and quality before pur-
chasing elsewhere We have just put into our
Factory the most improved machinery, which,
together with experience and skilled labor, makes
rs confident in saying that our paints cannot be
excelled in purity, dneness and smoothness, BY
any works In the country. We are prepared 70
meet the competition of the Eastern market, both
IS to price and quality J. II. MORLEY 4 co.
Cleveland, Feb. 2S, 1866. feb2T:sls
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Iar For Morning Edition News see
outside.
Sar For Evening Edition News see
inside.
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HUNNEWELL'S

ELECTIC The claims iE this valued Family
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-- prove this, but the greater error Of
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For which take a Single Fill every, or every other
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of the Blood, Loss Of Appetite, and all perange-
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n8-sold BY ali Wholesale snd Retail dealers in
Medicine.
90 SQHE L. HuNEEwELL, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist,
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GEKER PIPE.-I have on hand a large
~ assortment Of the best quality Of sZwER
RlrE, which I oGer 70 tbs trade Ct the lowest
market rAtes-
Can and see It a. ny Coal Yard on Canal, 10ct
spss:sis i. N. HAMMOND.
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MINING
The Rocky MOun,an told and
Silver Mining Company.
Mines in Beaver Head County, Mon.
tana Territory.
CAPITAL STOCK, 100000.
Shares $1OO each, par value.
S2SO,OOO of the Capital Stock ReserV.
ed for Working Capital.
OFFICERS:

Present Selling Rate, $50 per Share. Stock fully
Paid and Unassessable.
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The Western Union Telegraph Company's
bark, Clara Belle, Captain Sutton, sailed fol
Peteropaulowski yesterday, with s detach-
ment Of Colonel Balkley's Expedition force,
to renew operations for the building of the
overland telegraph line to Russia
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COME HOWE.

l.Where are you going 50 fast, old man,
Where are you going 90 fast .r-..
There's q valley 70 cross, and river TO ford, t'
There's b CLASP Of the hand and parting word,
And a fremuous sigh for the past, old man,
Tho beutiful vanished past.
The road has been rugged and rough, old man;
To your feet its rugged and rough;
But you see dear being with gentle eyes.
Has shared in your labor and sacrifice;
Ali that has been sunshine enough. old man.
FqyDa HuimS sunshine euough. z EfaWo
Now long since you passed Ger the hill, I'D man
FOflife Ger the top Of tho hill2 iH.t u
Were there beautifulYalleys on t'other side %
Were there flowers and trees with their branches
Toshut out the heat OF the sun. old man, i'a-4-
The heat Of the ferTid sun 7 eos '.I 81"
And how did You cross the waves. old man, .lgii
OF aorroW--the fearful wayes2 q
Did you lay your treasures bv, one By one, .,-,.-
With 40 achinE heart and = Gods will be done"
Under the wayside dust. old man. siraa
IN the sgrAyss meath the Eayside dustf ,.lk
There Is sorrow and labor for al, old man, 'r1
Alas there is sorrow for all ". ~ .i'Nul
And you, peradyenture. have had your share,
For eighty long winters have whitened your hair,
And they've whitened your heart as well, old man,
Thank God your heart IS well.
You're now at the foot of the hill, old man,
At tl,stat the foot Of the hill iru 1.rrf- ....
The sun hasgon down in q golden glow,
And the he aVenly City lies Just below ~ g t-.
Coin through the peRrly gate. old man. .-.
The beautiful pearly gate. -
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

Showing the arrival and departure Of trains at Co
lumbus, Ohio. On and after Monday May 2lst, 1896,
trains viii run as follows: .1 ia /.
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SALT TIMORE ( LOCK HOSPITAL,
BALFIMORE. MARYLANps d

=. Ekr y. ~. ". mr. 4 rktNna.
M irr;7s Il M 4 pr ~ IUfIr
n ib5fr ht,f NIn '1AANAs A."
n n5 n ipN pT ~ A., 4 -.
~ nas wy I,oTS HWiyf
1Peeny anu Vnly Insys U m M tIchU
oHkness ~ u sne Dack OF HlIIs, 1oSes. an
eiu I Nv My us
Dyspepsja. Lsnsncr. Low Spirits' GonfSsiop of :.
ling Dimnessof Sight or Gddiness, Disease OF the
Head, Throat Nose or Skin, Afections of the Liy-Ni
OF. Lungs Stomach OF Bowels-those terrible ,Dis=a
orders arising from Solitary Habits Of Youth-sE-
CREr and SOLITARY practices mora fatal te their vic
Tins thap tne song q oVrops 10 the Mariners OF
Dlehtlpg u or most brilliant hopes or am
ticipations' rendering marriage. &c, impossible. ,
i Gai)tli .9aI YOUNG MEN ~ '9hHl ~
n, ..luL -. Ea4Igt, III abiI ID n. p -tl,srlLa N
wIo s1e naxe pecotne Ine Vetns q o0ltG-
annually sweeps to en unit civ grave thousands of
young men of tho most exalted talents and brilliant
inte'lect VINO might 0therwse have entranced list
enihg SenAtes with the thunders of eloquence. or
walked 70 ecstacy the living Tyre, may call with fun
confidence. t-s-tstats si.Ii %, l4Urtsii I1 94ar
MARRIAGES. I.,,..
NEsSrIrHisd persons Or Yonng Men contemnlst;ns
-maffiatS being aware Of Physical Weakness, Or
ganc Debility, DCiCrnities, speedily cured y foa .
m M bannr o Oh pr
sr1 FAX mon Bis slii nd 5bSsicSp Ia
""u lo.' - - ~ " - ii
ORGANIC WEAKNESS ,,g
vJH,mned;atelv tyhred and fnlI Vigor Restored
ILis distressitig1 a kectinn-whicb 'randArs re.
NJ; EA III TsaTyia d. ~ Ssit q
naid nv The ctims oI imprnner dugencaS Aynng1
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The tolling Of The bell reminded them

The tOlllpg OF the Dell reminded them
that. o ~ : HsH
"Tired natures sweet restorer. balmy Sleep"
was requisite for lovers as well as others,
Still seated near each other the plighted
vows were again and again exchanged, and
sealed with kisses, like ~ u'gi. Id9D
Linked Sweetness long drawn out.Y i.J
Atlength, after many vain attempts to sever
these pleasant pleasures the transported lOU-
ers found thatthey were bound to each other
by more sticking bonds than lovers VOWS,
The hot sun had melted the pitch, and
after sitting so long, and the night air hav-
ing cooled the resinous matter, they founf
they were both "stuck fast" The young
gentleman first attempted to disengage
himself but found, like aunt Jemima's
plaster, Hthe,more you try to pull it of,
the tighter it sticks the faster" The
young lady, then attempted to get up,
which she did, minus the skirt of her
dress, aud all her under-clothes, as far
as the "tilters.n In this plight she at
temptt d to relieve her diseonsolate partner,
bat It was of no use--he couldn't come.
After some parley, he came to the conclu-
sion he could manage it by slipping out OF
his pants. Accordingly he asked OF his
companion if she could lend him pair OF
pants until he could go home. She thought
her pas would do if they were not too
long. With this Information he slipped OIL
his boots, and loosing his suspenders, drew
himself out Of his pants as easily as possi-
BILE, and the disconsolate couple took them
selves down stairs in very blushipg uianr
ner, and looking very much like our, first
parents when they discovered that they
were human. The lady procured, as quiet
ly aspossibie, pair of her fathers pants,
which were run into pretty quick, and the
Adonis decamped with his pants rolledup
about six inches. The joke was too good TO
be kept; BY little aud little it leaked out
until the truth had 30 come to exculpate the
hanDV innocents .r. irl ..1
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81 AllfRANsrENr advertisements must be paid
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WA6 they will not appeas In the paper, This rule
wiitbe adhered 70 IN all cases, There win be
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Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
-marriage being aware Of Physical Weakness Or
gauic Debility, Doformites, speedily cured y f9l9
He who places himself unGer the care of Dr!i J
may yreligiopslyconf1e in bis honor 0s gent eman
a n rhnhHanfI rely tnOn His sliI1 gs phvsioiAn
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WARM AIR FURNACES,
Patent Improved Warm Air Furnas
ces, for FuDltc and Private Use,
w for WOOd or Coal. 1h n
DAYTON. April Is, 1865.
,AppREss PETER MARTIN, ''
No. 1A9 West Fifth Street. between Race and Elm,
3 -si sysr CINCINNATI, o. sie r % ,rgl

..,or r., ,.,.i.,r. DAYTON, April Is, 1865.
Mr.. PETER MARTIN, ESQ.,, CINCINNATI OHIO
Dear Sir: The elk Furnaces which you have placed
in the I'd, Sd. and 9th District School Houses in our
city. have given entire satisfaction during the past
winter.J The I'd and 5th District houses are thu
largest in the city, and the house in the 5th District
is especially difficult to beat. owing to the exposed
etuation. as it stands upon q hill and not in the
least protected by any other buildings. Your Furs
naces have greater capacity for heating than any
other Furnaces with which lam acquaintod besides
there is great saving Of fuels bia lna 30 no .yg
a.ie- ,.-'-'7T, = 'Isjf. GEO. 81 BALL. ,gioli
q Chm'n Com. On BuildiDgs, Board Of Educations D
~ SouIls ~ saa1u----7v- an@1a bsunno, q
.loileid 9di LOUISVILLE, April TO- 1885, y
- Mr.! PETER M kRrIN.- Dear SIR: 'Yonf Warn Air
Furnaces, which were Introduced last fall into tho
Schools OF ST. Boniface's Church, have hitherto
for heating purposes ~ ~ lo9 w @ Vi 81 2. p
30 With best wishes, yours, !. oIi9;i , e
ID p. -. Pastor ST, Bonifaees Church; Louisville.
eprlSo e9- -dtaug1-r % . ~ ~
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OR GAN1C WEAHKNES
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London.
Graduate Of one OF the most eminent Colleges In the
United Statcs and the greater part Of whose lie has
been spent in the hospitals of London Paris Phila-
delphia and elsewhere has effected some of the most
astonishing cures that were ever known; many
dubbed with ringing in the head and ears when
Sleep great nervousness, being alarmed atsudden
sounds hashfulness, with frequent blushng attend-
ed sometimes with derangemonto Of mind were cured
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tFrom Che Memphis Argus. 16th.1
LoVeBs Rata lHsIk24S DaageRs OF


u ~ -. - NfIf..Fe TttfaNlA HfHA
Night before last ,as the moon. rose over
the nh 4hd ttee-tops, gliding the spires OF
our bcaRtifsl neity with dier. giivery rays,
there might have been seen upon the, roof
Of an.E psiaIl cottage which is fat, and
covered Wittnpnte wlIte gFayels andpiteh,
a couple ,Ot lovers, seated, enjoying the
beanty III The bceae, ahd : ilssSSA' > ~ Va
.Thomh n / in6 ndlta, ma lhDbS SnSd6sSaSssS 9
So warm With bear, 80 rieh vita lave they AeW,
That theIf tnl t11h Iolk0t ne viii 20 roam lIcI
And re.ted there IS IN . dresm ct homap, - I,
TIiesuh during the day had been very
waFm5auaa4Eus they met % spend the 1ieei-
ing hOprsQf twill light, enjoying. the, pleas.
ant Breeze That d0ated up from the I1agno-
lia aenaan sbkaepths ana 3interclmnglsg
those soul lQngings aud the warm afecfions
for 6a0h other sSeated near each other,
the lovers eets VIlh one Jbgmshe oeneircled
the watt Of The beautiful creature At bis
side NetsAA o'$@ ~ - s-''
'.Her Iitsls hand ignin,lssso ssoShdineIfi fikihiss's'
ana all passed quietly and lovingly until
the bell tollcd tho midnight boar.
None bdi tie loyipe and beloved, =.
Sh.uId b sNaks y lAlsbAoot hour.@ y
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TAKE PARTICULARS NOTTCTt

Who have injured themselves by certain Practice
tudulged in when slonea habit frequently learned
frpm evil companiQns OF at school, the effects of ,
which nightly felt, even when asleep, and. ifnot
both mind aud body. should apply jmmedia' 'ely,I, e
b Whata pity that q young man, the hope of his /,
country thepride Of his parents should be snatched
from ali prospects and enoyments Of life by the con-
sequence Of devisting from the path of nature and
indulRing in a certain secret habit. Such persons
must before contemplating 8i 1si.gi qa39lrui9l -i
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THH
sEXII-wEEKLY AND WEEKLY NEWS.

These two Journals made up with special refer
to the wants Of country subscribers contain
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every family in the land. In the matter of LITERA-
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spread forth in their columns ana
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From Rev. ". D. seghried, Pastor Of Twelfth Dap !
10 Church.
PHILADELPHIA. December 20, 186a-Mesnrp. Jones d
-9entlsnen:-I have recently been iaboring un
der the distressing effects Of Indigestion scoompanie
by prostraton Of the neryou8 gystem. NumeYou q
remedies were recommended by friends and some o
them tested, but without relief Your Hoofands Ger
man Bitters were recommended by persons who he'd
induced me also 70 try tham. must oonfess that had
an aversion 10 patent medicines, from the "thousan
and one' quaok "Btters," whose only aim seems te
to palm sweetened and drugged liquor upon the com
nnuntty, In sly way; and the tendency of which,
fear 10 to make many confirmed drunkard. Upon
learning that yours really medicinal preparation
took It with happy effect It's action not only upon
the stomach but upon the SYSTEM was prom
and gratifying feel that have derived great and pc
mnnent beneht from the ofn few botties Very 10
pectfully yours rgr W. D. GEI4FRIED,
.. .....r... No. 264 Shaokamh1o on. street.