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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-29

Household WoRDs: Terms, So per
year, or twenty five cents a number.
The September No. of Household
Words, we cannot recommend more
highly, than by publishing its table of
contents, which is as follows
Struggled Relations French Soldiers
in Camp Specimens of the Alchemists,
(Chap. p; Fiend- Fancy; Chips-Deadly
Shafts; C~urioSiIies of London; Under the
Sea; A Dear Cup of Coffee; The School
of the Fairies Latest Intelligence from
Spirits; A Vision of Hours; Cats and
Dogs; Back at Trinity; Rice; Two NeI h.
ews; The Yellow Mask, Twelve Chap
ters); Wilmington in Servia; The Angel:
More Alchemy; The Audit board; The
Old Bears Head; Routine; Mr.. Philip
Stubbes; The Rowing Englishman, from
Giurgevo 10 Bucharest; A DIP in the
Brine; Chip-Pensioners; Alexander the
First; Infant Gardens; Unfortunate James
Daley; Sandman Forests and Fisheries;
A Legal Fiction; County Guy; My Gar
den Walks; More Grist to the Mill; Cries
from the Past; A Poets Home; Wigs.
As the next number commences a new
volume, this would be a favorable time
to subscribe.
EDINBUcH REVIEW: Published by Leon
ard Scott d Co., "a Gold St. n. Y. at
50. per annum.
Leonard SCOTS reprint of this valua-
bic quarterly fol July, is just received.
The contents are as follows 1.-THE &C.
MUS of Dryden - Indian Substitutes
for Russian Produce - "Villemain's
Recollections of History and Literature"
1.-The Tauric ~Chersonese - 1.-The Land
of Silence ;" Statesmen of India ;"
The Mayworth Commission )" Mod
ern Forlifcations )" The Rev. Sidney
Smith ;" The Sevastopol, AMI Vienna
Conferences"
GoDEY's LADIES BooK.-The Septem-
Der number of this periodical, is on our
table. The publisher has fulfilled thus
far, the promise made at the beginning of
the year. This present number has 46
Engravings, 72 Articles and 100 pages
They comprise articles of utility, inform
alton and amusement. perfumes for the
ladies, and where they come FROM" is
particularly interesting, the music, "As
ifyou don't know is good. The plates,
of fashions, collars, robes, embroidery,
rosalines, &c, are we presume, full of
interest to those who understand them.
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Candidates for Nomination.


The following names have been fur
nished US, as suitable men for the Offices
to be filed 1t the ensuing election, sub.
iect to the decision of the Republican
County Nominating Convention, which
meets at Warren the 29th. They have
arranged in alphabetical order:
REPRESENTATIVES,.
J. D. Cox, Warren +; VIM. H. Howe,
Bloomfield Ralph Plumb, Hartford !;
Levi Sutliff, Warren; G. 7. Townsend,
Girard.
SHERIFF..
Heman Il. Harmon, Warren.
TREASURER.
Harmon Austin, Leavittsburg Josiah
F. Brown, Zslmon Fitch. j. L. Frazier,
D. B. Gilmore. James Hoyt, Warren !;
L. C. Jones, Hartford /; w. n. Porter,
Bazetta john Reeves, Rowland N.
c. Sperry, Mecca I; J. X. Wing, Bloom
field j. L. Weeks, Warren; j.. H.
Wolcot, Harrington.
Jas. =. ABEL, blccca ; u IA DOOti,
Vienna /; S. N. Carter, Newton f lis &.
D. Crosby, Southiugton +; JAS. Dumars,
Rowland /; Jonathan Edwards, Warren i;
Milton Graham, Vernon /; U. D. hei-
logg. Newton Falls James D. hen-
nedy, Pennington Jos. Marvin Jr''
Warren Buel B. Pelton. narVey ole'
venson, Gustavus ; Josiah Soule' L. w.
Weir, Warren.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
Charles W. Smith, Warren.
COMMISSIONER.
Aaron Davis, Bazetta A. w. Parker,
Auren p. Taft, Jacob S.Smith, Braceville.
Thomas Earle, Newton Falls.
SURVEYOR.
J. X. Burnham, KinSman.
INFIRMARY DIRECRoR.
Jacob Ewalt, Bazetta j. Z. Lewis,
John Price, H. L. Rutan, James Walker,
John Woodrow, Champion.
CORONER.
E. D. King, B%rookield; John w.
M'Cleery, Johnston.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-29

DYSPEPSIA y INDIGESTION.=These great
scOurges Of our people cannUt be too well understood,
orthe means Of adyer,ing or curing them too highly APP
preciated. The person who discovers any means Of
cure or alienation. cOnfers a benefit upon his fellows,
and is deserving of honor. This DIES rable cOnsumma-
ton has been achieve T., and not only may dyspepsia be
cured, but it may be prevented, by the use of "HOof-
lands German Bitters, " prepared by rr. C. VI. Jack
son, Philade phia, which medicine is spoken of in
terms of the highest commentator by thousands who
have tested its efficacy. 1t is perfectly innOsuOus in
its nature, and possesses the valuable property of i'm
proving the health Of the robust. as well as restoring
the health of the sick. See advertisement.
messing SORE MOUTH-Every one knows that this
disease is very distressing and difficult to cure, but we
assure those afflicted with it that here is now a posi-
tive cure for this Disease by using DR.. s A Viewers
Canker and Salt Rheum Syrup, together with his inval
liable Canker Cure. These are a full and positive cure
for this disease if necessary. we can refer all who are
in any ways scrptical, to many in our midst, who have
used them, and have been perfectly cure
CALL at the Drug Stores. in this place and procure a
bottle of Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer. put up in
entire new dress. You win get the genuine, and pos
sess the medicine that should be kept by every family.
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III Beale, the Dentist New Trial DEM

The opinion in the case of DR.. Bealc
against the Commonwealth, which was
argued some months since, was Cell ,er-
ed by Chief Justice Lewis, at Bedford
Penn. during the deli5eTation of Ihe
Court n thai place last week.
Il new trial was denied ami directions
given to sentence the prisoner according
TO law.
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NC expenses of the Legislature. w

Be- d. increase Ss3.lS0
; For the years 1854 and 1856, the tax
es of Ohio, amounted to about TIUenty
Millions Of Dollars, or about Ten Millions
ofDoNars for each year.
For these years, the tax amounts, each
year, to about -four dollars to every man,
5 woman and child in the State, or tUenty
dollars for each voter in the State.
n That the money of the State has been
recklessly squandered, there is no shad-
ON of doubt, and the time has arrived
when these matters cannot be hid from
1.-The public.
.hs In this connection we give the follow
ing, from the Cleveland Leader:
nae THE WAY LocoFoCo OFFICE HOLDERS
ATTEND TO THEIR BUsINEss.-The fol-
lowing communication comes from one
of our business men. Locofocoism knows
its days are numbered, and dies drunk
like a reckless p~rofigate:
- Have we an engineer on the Ohio Ca
nal ? If so, is be not attending to his
own affairs, and not the affairs of the
Canal :? Boats have been deferred the
past week from one or two days, for want
of water on the levels. Boats that usu
ally make trips, out and back, in a few
days are now from eight to ten days
Within a week past the lock tenders at
Akron, needing recreation, felt the neces-
SHY of leaving the locks to tend them
selves and spent the day cunning thus
keeping boats over n day, in order to
recruit themselves for the coming cleo
ton, and furnish their tables with game,
while the superintendent was giving his
time to, and experimenting the OPP :ra-
ton of a Draw Table in The village of
Akron. Would it not be well that on
the eve of our election they, the officers,
should attend to their duties to the Ca
nal interest. ONE INTERESTED.
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IL Friday. August Il, six notes of one hundred dol
lars each, payable to A. B. Gillett or order, one due
April LIST, 1850, and the remainder. one each succeed
ing year. Also, a mortgage deed. signed over to Hum
phrey Harsh All pei sons are warned against accept
ing the above papers, as the same have been Cancelled
Aug 29-it G. &. DARLING.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-29

CLEANS OINTMENT AND CON-
- DITION POWDERS can be had at
anDa9 E.. A. SMITH & cos.
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Aem advertisements.
OST.-In the Village of Warren, on

Casual Advertisements must be paid for
when handed in.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-29

FOSGATES ANODYNE CORDIAL,
n celebrated and popular remedy for summer Com
plaint the genuine for sale by
aus.29 E-A-SNIAH "
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-29

DERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER, 3
4 gross Just received, and for sale at
,nS "a. Z. A. SMITH & co.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-29

VARNISH-Coach and
~ Furniture, warranted extra quality, for sale by
auo 90 E. A. SMITH IL co.
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YALE of REAL ESTATE by order
NWr .W-NT" N'a1E1
rT 1I,TINTFNT NOTICE-

a James Dempsey, Before amos Allison, :. l.
vs.. OF htdLhGiSutN LS"ff
David Herrington.) Trunhuu County, Ohlo'
On the 2stn day Of July. A. d. ls55, slid Justice issu-
srn1 IN ten dollars and forty four cents said cause
will he for hearing September 18th, OF 10 O'eioek' An
Plaintiff intends 20 TESTIFY. ,g-fp-rv
aug -.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-29

HLOTH DRESSING
~ The subscriber is ready to FULL and DRESS
CLOTH, at his shop in Warren. Likewise viii eontin-
ne to card until cold weather.
Warren. Aug % '5jit* BFNJ. STEVENS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-29

nR. BARRUS will Lecture next Sat
4 urday evening, Sept. 1st. 1T Empire Hail. on
PhrenolcEy and Physiology. Among the many isst-
meus that will be exhibited, are tie toHoWins- Inc
skull of Brant. an Indian Chief: skull Of a female i'm
dro: skull ola negro murderer skull OF Izza koo0ihs
who was executci in S~mithport- Pa, le9o' Tor poison
inc his wife: skull OF a little boy with large destruc-
riyeness. he Lust Of an idiotic girl with a very small
bead. INST Of Mrs. Godireid. the most interior speel-
men. of humanity eyer exhibited for MAJ kind 70 oehoiu-
She noismued to death between 81 and 10 iEdlViiuaIs,
,nor~ whom we're three OF her own children. three nus
lends. her own parents and grand parents Every
ronDr lady and gentleman ought to see these speei-
Mons if they wish TO shun the society o such dlsPosi-
tiOns.
mn BAERUS will give directions for preventing and
.nrinp Ague and Fever. Chill Fever. Remittent Fever,
49, permanently. 50 that they will not return during
Ire period o. a long life ime-
T1emhle and col
First day shiver and burn;
Tremble and quake!
Second day shiver and learn;
Tremhle and die!
Third ,iay never return.
No one ever knew the DOct r TO be slaNms ~ lW9
Acme and Fever. or to he troubled win haiaFtS u9eds
- Of any kind; and you. friend, may enjoy me anne
beneats Of medical science. il you VIII only come aHu
learn a lesson Of vision -, H. r,.,-4,-
n Peryus win be at the Gasktll House sa'nrihy'
=, I'm, No. 81. where he viii be prepared %
~ r5sIi,,I prescriptions and charts. aus-5
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S3.974.399

The Receipts during these FIVE years
were 81, 374, 4l9, more than the expen-
ditures.
The people, who pay the taxes, will
see that the State received about three
hundred thousand dollars more from this
source from the Wing administration than
they did from that of the Locofocos.-
They will see that, while the receipts for
these periods were less under Locofoco
rule than they were under that of the
Wings, the expenditures were over tUo
{ hundred thousand dollars greater!
The expenses of the Judiciary were,
. In
, ooa.,
The expenses Of the Legislature, were,
In .---------Sa0-3i2
s9-5B1
= Increase
For tho vaare 1924 onJ 1o66 tba t,~
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J. D. Cox, Warren VIM. H. Howe,
Bloomfield Ralph Plumb, Hartford f;
Levi Sutliff, Warren; G. Il. Townsend,
Girard.
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUsT29
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

ALBANY MAY gs-FLous-Salss Of 800 bbs; chsnss in
prices CosN MEAL Is IN sctvc demand A. - ~ la' 10
6sAN-sales Of tic bush fa white Michigan WRsAr az
Co. Sales Of 70 co bush. CoEN ~ CO. afoot FOX " extern
mixed and ~ 10 tor yellow round Sales Of att9 bus cana
dian here a. airing. and the balance o. arr On Pm
terms Oars-7'c. or Cen1dian to arrive, and "le,
veiehf. for Chicago the spot
BgyFALo, My 2.FLous IN active demand ard &c mar
he although prices not quoably gher
bbis 90 57 81 Tor good branls Nisconsi and
75a i2 Tor fancy dos small parcels fayohte
Michan sell DO ~oa I0s. For WHEAT the inquiry good
th market firm; sales " 900 hushe Milwaukee, splg az
80 o5 mostly fhe inside prices GO bushels W bite
Milwaukee Ij 90 bushels White Mich = 70 %
- a. end 90 Coma Ian % arrive a. 25i Coax sill do1ps
the demand but buyers below hoiefs sales 100
bushels CSC. closing du. OARS pre- Ia goo deadi sales
bushels 6l0t the latter ahoat AID 10 700 70 arrive
61ic. WHISKY lower; sales 1000 bills az J.tc tANAL
FREGaTs acfye 20 Albany and Troy Corn ne and
Wheat lc. end 20 NewN0rk, torn ia l2,c ecets TOT
the st hour ending today Flour 800, bis Wheat
3n $50 busheisi Corn 81 90 bushels; Oats y bushels
OswEGO. MAY 3.-FL0CR-lhcro hes lceo afge demand
for Flour for export today sales OF 800 bes al -
for straight Sae. NHEArrhe sacs Of heat foot up $40
fn.as rpe Like of O. OATssaes Of 10 90 bushels az
&c. % arrive and 67c. delivered RrcrPrs-Four' 80 bbs
Wheat 1900 bush Corn, n 600 10 Oats, 9'oo DO harey
lao DO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29
MARINE 10 URNA Il
PORT or EEw-YoRK.........


shirs- Radiant Bearse San francisco, Sutton Co Or
hegs fBieul) Sching Bremen hennines Muller 6o-ingi
Agnes, lBreru.) rchlling. Bremen, DIicss Co.
Bars-1horndike, SAWYER, boston, harbeck Col H. spa
ding Booker Lisbon Il. ". Thunder Gem Of the Sea Miller
Havaua Aguiue Galway A. g. sturses Nsnsy, Phiade-
plia Dawson Co.
Bhgs-Micmnc Brl Lewis, Yarmouth, j. H. Brine Bnens
Mozs Span Ancoranda 81 Johns, ?. r., olnheroo, rs
c0raz6 Co.; Brothers, Abbott Gre1d Canary J. Morton JL,
I'm ma (P0r) Coucha. Lisbon, Criuneh, Minimum n Co.
sch0oners-Mcnblse Brown savannah Scranton Tall
man Ann Coe City Point j. Hunter Co. Granite State,
Baisett Boston. ;. W. Lewis; Arlington Murcb, Norfolk,
Sturges. Cleeinan Cot FAIR Oaloru, Baltimore Mailer
Lord; Salem fBri Tness. Liverpool " $ damon Philip;
Ccl Seery. SfetsOn. Chsresf0n. McCready, Mott Co.
Farf1x MOTIFS Ale xande Abbott Dodle CO. O. ". Smith,
C,rron Newbern j. Smith Col jas Ward Baker st. Johns
\. r. Chose Co.
sloop-ferchant D0urias, Bridegroom, J. II. Ravens.
IroTsdes, Aen Fhledelph.l, }. a. y. Briggs.
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DIED.

BlzoLAT-On Monday morning. Nav o. Fl 7 o'clock OF con
piiCn after short but severe Illness. Miss THERESA
FLIzABCTB Biz0LAT, eyed = years, mouth sni days
Her relative and friends and alec those her unce M John
RayDoT 81 Abraham Furshay, Hr George byiug0n
sreciuly invited attend funeral this afternoon tn
sh q May at ocock ifola No. ~ West l6hs between
BuTsfIcK-At Brooklyn sunday evening May n
T. BrTTRIcK.
Funeral this afternoon a. O'Clock. al his residence, No. IL
DEL ViccHIo-On Sunday May e. Mrs ELIZABETH DEL
NEcCmo, 10 TIE Goth year Of her widow VI the late thA
Del \eCchio.
Tie funeral ercs will take place ST. Pltrcks Cathedral
No. Prince a.. Tuesday afternoon a. O'Clock. lbe
friends q the family respectfully invited 10 attend without
HtRnY-On sunday May q, Nr Thomas HARDY, aged 65
year.. foi11oTy o. Bfu-ir sham, Eu9laud
Is eIds respectfully requested % at md bic funeral, from
his lste rcsdeI No. l6j We 57tt near othas., a.
o'clock T. ".
Eurlsh pGpcrs riease copy.
McMpLLEy-On Friday, May s. yoHS McMvLLEx,
Tie remains uteeo n the Cemetery Of tie Eyeryeens,
from No. 49, y awoItl-t Brooklyn.
PEKscNCn saturday. May IS ELLA, ycungegt daughter Of
Henry T. and Sarah IT, iie-son sged yeas and - dys
fEiL-On Monday May g. Miss CHARITY PELL, IN the 7lst
Her friends and relatives invited attend her funeral from
lie residence Of nephew Sicholas H. Brndage. th-..
Ocock. Her remains 81. be taken 70 Greenwood io inter-
ueuf.
Ihaca rspers riease copy
NcNKOn Monday morning, May 3 Elsa MARIA only carzh-
ter fp. J and ID. Acak.
Tic erd ard relatives he family respectfully invited
90 atteud her funeral Tued1y morning AZ ocloc f9a
he residence Other parents No % North Mooes The
mains will BE- taken to Newburgh, Orange County.
SWEEr-On Monday morning, May % EDw,KO l.. eldest son
ofGihof ard III heth Sweet, aged yesrs and months
Ihe iEend. Of the family respectfully invited q attend he
funeral she residence Of his parents, No u est it
t.. ihis Gay a. O'Clock z. u.
WHfrLwRIcBr-At Buenos ayers Sunday. March g. sud
feriy Id asesse az ~. hearf St~url p WHsrLgElsHr
f.od - years Of tie finn Of Barh SWheelgght Of thai
r.aoe, son 0! B. r. WheeiwTsht Of this city
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Arrived.


s. ~ steamship Empire City, Winte, Newohesns 10Th,
Havana I'D, N. o. Robert. Mgde the from the ba
lie 70 hayona IN 45 hours "a nt 70 miles om haSlna
passed steamship Crenad-. hence bound in
L. = ~ steamship Nashville Berry, 81 hours from Chaestor,
% podord. ILeston & co.
20 psss. 70 Bech s. Kunharif.
slip Drsadloughi. samue Liverpool May dse and So
pss d. Ogden Sen inst lat ~ - on ~ 10 ship saac
WI from Liverpool for NeWfoTs The Dcrjssed the banks
.n at o. aud Ice. Hss had pilot on board da
ship Helene fBreul V0lctrarn Bremen - d. mdse. and
11s rs 70 Pavrnsfadt Schumacher April 90 IA lar. fs 90
lon y 49, Ana bark showing white dag with DARK
Ship Hamoua Dosne Glasrov Esd mdse and E Storage
pes 20 plnham Don Sid IN COM with bark Moro Castle
erk John Carver fof Boston, Mrr,hew Mata.zas May H.
sugar wash Carver d Chsss. SD Ia vita shlp A.
made snow for famouth bark Sea Duck ~ ccwesi Charles
man Penlss fr Philadelphia; Alenna Prince, or do. ByoD
Aosm.o1 or HeyfoFki As1sppa' smith, ios DO hns Ben
zgea, HcEDou. do.
Ea.k iIlon Lincoln. lof Harp.weD Dsnninr, saga Ia
Cranle Say Dc. sugar md mo.ss-es 20 mssfer
LnE hnorca, lBfl 1ase Palermo prl 4 passed. Gibraltar
2lfh fruit &C.. Chamberlain, Robinson Co.. Has exPe-
Teucef tcavy aflcr; stove buHarss, &c.
scLr Jane, -, sreAa1i nails 70 y 5prafne.
schr Imosens, hesges, Psos-e1cis 10 basi 70 Lane i
selr Kate Hobroek. -. Sez.rE f.r go.'oa.
sehr Gen. Peavy Hunt, Lobe, laih MISTER.
sct American Belle, brown, Boston, Hise 70 DeJtoo &
'scIr T. n Nash - Msci.sr lumber
schr. Daniel t1sseli Shai er. P0riina, c., stone.
sclr. United, Robbins, PaNrlrkft
sehr Looae IIa1soa chafesta cotton &C. n M.cr,ady.
Sir. Cs.lrrire Wilcox. sturre, Boston.
srLr. L.lcu Hofuan. DsgCcd, .eu-Bca,Jid.
sem. .fl Perkins ca inan Aha- llr Ne9-Havsn.
ictr Mger. Rhctsl, kocA .lf roe.
store @ y anton "a's.n ~l,n ai ~ oa ~ sPose 70
ser F,,hr o. Of if..o Easi sio.-s A'erssia Esvp',
~ d., c7 % of.r Arr. o. st % m sa Z. S. ssf Teasel
atcui 80 tgns sufdrn and erpscuy fsl Dstt a. up
sAILED-ship Webster. Lawrence for Liverpool
"lAD-sraTise Nj aer.. DO rIusci :. sna isa'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-29

Winter Do; 81 FOR Spring Bs,eAei and ssis 70, WHIT,
90 Lad sus, SSas7e., essh and lime P.n Anil -
30. -
FRoNISIONS-The marie, e sa.'sr Tor new Me. A-,,
eor Parei.vey a-u for oas The demand ny ne ,,
tle y = b 20 iair aud = peu'v rrrla . ma
I.sler ne fs er a. th. 81 AZ q 81 ga NJ
Wees; : u 81 SIS 3 for ot do; Sl45 f,s P-c ~ A. -
80 s. md @s fr tool We..s-n Prime NJ, R-.,t.
Wy hri ard ,ao dsusnd for th- trade 1ni The F,s .es
lt BIS % % W 80 81 acr Country frre; SD. 80 . -
81. Mess ~ ~. Vermont do arr $50 IS b
Mes lra-e Sizes = iallirc1 ARR and a S2la<s
the cent1l b alr fer sooi --e. whch 4 scsrc- hi
Hsr-- fair demand =i7d<gi English Bacon i .sr~
hhds stSe for Hsns ard ok, sr Shoallers Iari /.
easier; -he mrrd limited; sales n 80 bis and to- 4 og
0.c. Butter aud Cheese ~ hllt ch'nge.
POTAToE>Tkr market Is i. 1 y,1i surniv A. az q
IS 70 og Carter rs q "a - Tor Is-cc aad IS 54S6 for
nv bc.ml.z
PLASTfR-Tho-c e role-ate h1rsss d,in-; sc. Of
go hhs - 20 irr Blue ard Wha, asd ~ l5 70, Clensd
Tie &c r. cr1rus rlirri ard oct hand sf rthr re-
duccd sua ssss have been made 70 me ,rsic a. 5cjc.
Prime Is held % cQ6lc.
SALTPETERA. Boston sales have ,rsnsprsi Of cc BAGS
Circle a- s. ace. tl DAYS
SJSARSIhe r.rksi is difficult Ths slisht
ceson rsas Dee. week the pst hoc'r he's ftiei 20 I'M
sty l,e u DE tstAi The snail business done today
has beer s1ost t ol reoning TIE Trade huy psznsy
The receipts iags The ses ersrace rs hh Cuba
hrsccgalo a. nc end sec boxes Havana re- 5lcG5ic.
SEEDS-A .iui-ed demand for Clover loGio'c. tn
orhv Is frrn ft- Rcsred Rough Flax Is =
6 t Lnsecd : s-sEeesi Boston W., hear OF sale Of 30
lag- 20 = ~. cash.
TALON Is " hout variation; 10 eco n sod TODAY =, lie
Roneh Fsf e. dGie.. srd Beef Marrow At Ice cash
WHIskNlhe e. s rsth,r lower but y s, u-set,iel
the sales ~ Dbl. &c. for Ohio and PFn aud small
lots = Sc.
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Philadelphia Markets. =. MONDAY. May %. 4

CorroN fner to-day with but very few sales
az Stringent Of holass. who garel.y demand sd-
vance, cloves SrrD ani wanted; fass Of AZ
sc s. tLouR-Saes ned 70 retail wants ~ SiiG
81 60; small sal. q chipping made terms not
made pshc Rvs FiuVa aud MEAL se he'd a previous
quoted aud sale 81 the lmer made a. ~ 81
WHEAT SIT bu' the dcma1 modsse With -Aes 81
s. cT gol0 rcd - o. Tor mixed AM - IS "a r white
Cons lower, VITA sales OF L. coo bushels southern an Penn
vsua yellow at 81 10 solf- Rvs Is better. anl cln< &c
81 scr peursygara OATS SIP at 81 cents for Pennsy
prime, sore. oRccERfEs are quiet, bat builders
f; rday's sairs limited % small ots OF Coffee on
Tfivste Provisions roie'tely ectisei Mess
r0rk held i5 SIS Bacon nrd enc Meats seng II lots
wanted r To- o Is shoulders sold A. ICES LAID
held above tie views OF buyer ami l. r1he. sesrce WINS
remains iu. al &c. .or hbs AM jlc. FOR hhds
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Passengers Arrived

n si,am,aip Enprs CRY. from crifornfr ria Haoaa-Mr
Fox mail scent Gen. eran and sorysnt Jerry rrr A.
NJ Pcers j. K. Arfifo j. NJ Gonzales, J. y. Parega A. NJ
risus A. t. Oaoad0r J. 3. Abcrda +. 0usman, W. Merton
p Hicks Capt Gray LADY, child and servant OF snip ri Dora
do. and 10 in the sfeerags
IL siors't,p Eapye Ciy from laeisa-James SpnnssT'
lady young ladies', ; d. Z. Watson A. Pope j.
Baru.ta and hoy J. Negete, d. y o. badel D. Be
heIondO D. T. R1roso L. Lachnrm. H. Horwer r. IS brtns'
n yadss j. Carts r. frszor ~. hrsin hiss ; Johnson
H. n Iaene FROM freme-Mr &. L. Degener e. " n9ef-
len and hmly Misses II. Krente W. krentel MI + mey-
rnurh end t,niy MIS- W Goseer, o. k0msmann t1e REV
p r. Arnold and family, H. Breusng' r. Rleches' Miss A.
Setback. 80,
Mrs Ia Ia L.H
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fAdyenisemeutI

All Liquid Remedies for Fever and Ague except
Solution Of Arsenic bitter and They slso
liable TO be broken or spilled and subject change Of
strength properties by by evaporation They arc also
bulky End nconvenen form for carrying DEsnLERs
Pills taste viii not neuseete cannot be spilled or in
ured BY lGeatags will keep ans length Of time in any climate
and fy be carried in the pocket retcus without incon
sennce Sold BY al dealers and at the wholesale depot No
3A Broadway, n. T., by C. d. DEsHLER, Agent
The above popular snd successful remedy sold at Wholesale
md retail by CHAs H. RING, Broadway and Join
sIso ty C. " Ci,kener Co., 10. 81 Barcayt Stephen
PanI Co. No. 40 Chambersst aud r. c. Wells Co., No
lis Ftanflin-st.
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RoBBERIEs.-The house OF Frederick Doscher cor
per Of starr and Mo.re-ss Tastern Dsrct bursln
ousv entered sunday afternoon during the temporary alb
sence Of family and robbed Of two god watches quantity
Of and valued II all az about so
The afternoon, while TIE family OF John Palmer No ~
North Frsf-st Chrrch the hone entered
by means Of false keys and nearly all the apartments we're ran
ssetcd The thieves did find the money which they were
prohably IL search Of