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NOTICE.-To an whom Il mav cor

NOTICE.-To all whom it NAV con-
IN and especially all those owning rear Or lease
hold properly bounding auring Meadow street m
the City 0f Cleveland. Mott IS hereby given that the
City Council Of sud City Cleveland did the 2sh day
Oi May, ~ b. ordinance, determine grads 70
the established grade he al the on e Of the Cry
Civil Euslneer and Instruct under such for
be purpose eetng thorough drainage of ad street. 10
the Cuyh0g1 River. 1nd pave said with stone
Also that the sa Cay Cuunci did the said 9Th dlv
of My, l5 by ordlnanee detemne grade acofdine q
the established grade e, Aforesaid and pave
East hive rstreet and The C. c. \ e. Rail Road and all
such persons aores1d hereby further uotfed that
IheiT claim caims WrItinE for any dnsg-s which
they suppose they will sasian 10 their
hood es4te bounding abGtng sa by reason
ufsuch grading and improving, within two weeks iIu
amer the 5th day Of June next they will forever
tarred frum hng such clam claims nm receiving
damages thsrefol J. r. BAkfLETr,
PISHOP, ROSS & &CO.-IMPORT
ID aud wholesale dealers IN Wines 3 Liquors ss
" ater 81. Cleveland. Ohio. a.t
l. ID. BISHOP, GEO. ". Ross. G. MEIZGER
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NOTICE2THE STOCKHOLDERS

IN ofthe CLAIR street Plank Road are here
- lls.Aa =
ireasurerth III re0f AZ the OH OF the COmpauV Ia CITY
oi Cleveland, befTc the 9th day Of July next 10
an ter lnstament Of ten cent. tie 3oth day sep
iemhe next Also, anothcr alneut o ten De o.
Ou the 3Jh day Of November Also. auolher install
meu Of tea per cent the 3lst Of January, l9 Also
lnoher lastalnont Of ten por cent the 3oth day
rch, 1853 also another inStalnent Der cent on
the 3dh day Of May lss9 and also anOher nsaluent OF
ton per cent. on the 3yth day of July 1859
By order Of .hn --Oari. II z AVERIIL.
May 1s,h lsss seey and Treasurer.
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me ifesf fnprJyed and most ralil steam t1T-
80 rris on shOrt norice and al relson1oie re
flou uaid blank v.gk EveIy dess ~
fsi5a done especially Blank Books Ledgefs, Soois'
sales Books, Receiving Books. &c, &e-
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CASH FOR WOOL
WE WOULD INFORM NJ = R
w chants and other parties Who are engaged N bayia
WOOL that We are prepared TO maze MORE LlBEkAL
CASH ADVANCES compared with the Gust, than here
lafors "a WJuis delivered Depot
Ou advantages selling all suchOur grades be'ng -
well avurabiy kuonthat We think Il Toqut IS 90
gunent all who have w o l. dspoc of IN 10
y r their interest to sees market throueh the medium
which we oef That 70 the cOnsIsnor several
times oar com mission there Is question and promise
unilytd attention 70 those who heir palion
age. GOODAlE = Sp-t -
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AnIuscmrnts,
CLEVELAND THEATER.

JOIN A. ELLsLER. MANAGERS AND PRcPRIEToRs-
EELIN A VINCENT
7. B. WILCOX, Treasurer
PRICES ADNIssIoN-Dress Circle and ParQuette .50c
Family Circle--.---.-..----- sc
Private Boxes, iage--.-SlO 90
small S "
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DR. TUBES July and AUGUST
: lsvills. United statss HOl,I .iaJalJ AZ

Dr. Eveshis Undivided attention Chronic Diseases
treating thousands annuay hundrcds Of whom have
after Ill cher resources had failed bineful and ok
erpOiYonrSre veyerussd patients encouFagcd
OF 70 sIpense without acgrrasonns prospect Of
recoFeU.
Laralsd LGdies should Read he to7Olsisg.
Dr. Tubs. sr.-Kn9WIng the vast Enluut Of suffering
eIHtng among smales o. the present dar and having
dank 10 the dfegs from the btGT esp Of aefoh rzdT
make known What IN easo has proved the iolg oaghf
remedy
Ny health has been Pooror eighteen ysars aalfsnyelTs
u that time spent n bed, HELPLESS sudrer Scarcely
4ole 10 sit up long enuusht 10 have ny bed n tde.
The misery II toe cannot deacrbe Pm apsus
uen heat weakness End pain through the small % the
back and abdomen snd sharp pains eHtendng doun te
limbs. The earlier sympona Naking or stand
ing dicut first and leugh utterly impoasble-
dees Ion failed and The entire syHen seemed
unstrung papifaol of t1e hcart and dExs and cppres
the had also added ny shrn Phycians iroa far
near employed by of vhom aaliEEted and
rendered tAan before NoaL hrEf prescription Gh
tAined in OciOber year Improvement a0w a
first not only been able 10 leave he bed but
doing Of ny hoIse vork and Uak mile and back
without serious inconvenisnee. Yeufs truly.
MRS, NANCY GROTER
Baldwin Township eGndusky CO, U. "a
jun22 vtjnly y1shendt6 luly lss
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Genrral Notifrs.

NOPARTNERSHlP.-THE Under
~ signed purchased II II Seller his entire stock Of
Flour Grain a1d fsed and have this day formed cop1
uerhip for the purposo Ofcaug sale aud Re
tail EOur Gran and Eesd business under the and
style of J. J. HOUCK Co. and would respectfully so
the patronage such need arts les IN the line
Of business and Of all who have been the patrons Of he old
Flourand Feed store, No. "A Ontario -.
j. HOU( X Z
II VAN PELT. J. J. HOUCk \ CO.
Cleveland. June sLh, ls56.
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haze this day sold my Of Flour, Grain and
Feed located t54 OatanO ST 10 j HOdck \ Co, and
take this opportunity OF recommending them 10 my Gus
ani public wouhy OF their parunage, and
feel confident that they will endeavOr please SATISFY
all who will favor them h their patronage would al
my thanks nay old Customers who have dealt
with old stauds for several yo1rs past. would
call the atteniiOa OF all sIch indebted
either hv uotu account and settle the with
delay. H. STELLEk-
Cleveland June Sth. isss-junllsd3m ls5.
lnISSOLUTION. The Partnership
IL heretofore existing betweou the understand
Of the Angler HJuse this dIy dissolved SiLAS
MERCHANT viii pay the liabilities and collect the oat
/ tandiug accounts Of the firm
/ iuu2. In is WILLIAM ROGERS,
SILAS MERCHANT.
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The balance of the narrative can only be found
in the New York Lsdgcr, the great family pa.
per, which can I've found at all the periodical
stores where papers are sold. Remember 10 ask
for the Ledger dated May 22ud and in it you
will &c. continuation of the narrative, from
where it leaves of here. II there are no book
stores or news-otliccs convenient to where YOU
reside, the publisher will send YOU copy by
mail, il YOU will send him five cents in a letter,
Address Robert Bonner, Ledger Office, 4t Ann
street. New York This story is entitled Prrils
of the Border" and grows more aud mure inter.
eSting as ii goes on.
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SINGULAR DEATH. The Baltimore Sun Of
Saturday relates the following singular instance
OF death, which occurred at the Marque House,
OH Monument street, near Forrest, which threw
tha whole neghborhood into an intense state OF
excitement. 1t appears that German woman,
who, with her husband lived in the house, had
been i'll for some time, and at two o'clock ON
Friday morning was supposed to have died
Her flesh becoming cold, and her limbs rigid, sho
was laid out and prepared for the grave. Thos,
who murseG her then closed the room and re-
tired for the remainder of the night About six
o clock Cd Friday morning, her husband heard ii
noise, as OF some one calling from the room
where the body lay, aud on opening the door,
saw her sitting upright in bed. As soon as he
opened the door, she called to him and asked
why her child, which was crying in another
room, was net quieted. He was greatly alarm
ed. and called for the inmates to assist him in
removing all trace Of the prepara ions made
after tbs supposed death. She talked to those
around her, and drank some wine, cup of tea
and glass OF water She had vague idea OF
what was going on while they were layiag h-r
out, but had not the power to move or speak
and after returning 10 consciousness asked her
husband wh 1t they had been doing with her at.
ter she fell asleep. She seemed much better
than she had been for some days, but about
eight o'clock she died.
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For tue Journnl.
BENEVOLENT MISS SEE-MUClH.
Ter 0bgprVnsinnS In har HrlnnI Misc Cilpgr
NJ KATE CARROLL,

BY KATE CARROLL"
"Therc they are again, the very same couple,
promenading as though they had the whole day
afore en-, and nothing else to do in it. They net
mighty loving. | wonder il her mother won't let
him come into the house and do their courting?-
Dont believe sho will, and that's why they waader
out; queer amt it? but it proves the girl is dis
obedcnt Tollop, and ought to be exposed! I'll
hnd out what it all means; it's my duty to. Lal
here comes Mr. Stumps and rs hope I'm alive,
he has got another turkey in his hand That makes
the third he's carried by in n month"; and ho moth
ing but II poor coblcr; what extravaganza! SDme-
body ii have TO sutlarif the Stumpses will CRAFTY
their appetites TO such an extent What Il bless
ing this windcr is to me: it's better than magnify
ing glasses walking out! Speaking of glasses, ii
seems to me- John Robbins don't walk SO straight
as lie did last night, when he went by from work.
lor-a-massy! ifhe didn't almost stare right through
the window, sash and all, TO me; he does staggel
so;--well his family need something to pull thei
pride down. There they live right opposite, anc
never think of crossing over to see me, although
so in there half dozen times week; aud they
won't join any Of our rsocicties for the improvement
of the public, but say they can do more good by
working ut home, for the needy, Impuient creu
lures; amt sorry for 'cm Jnst hear Phil. Peters
don't he stamp the ground when he walks? won
der who has to find his boots this year2 Jcnliin
won't trust him any more, for bis bill against Phil
last year, was fifty dollars; tue boy brought i
here through mistake, and took it ont of his hand
and read it, Hasn't Phil. paid it' OF cours,
not; how couldhe, when he dresses, and goes abou
SO much? Oh, the vice and corruption there is il
this world. can't help crying oat when suci
wretchos as Poll James, permitted to skulk abou
the streets Don't Ipity hcr? What question
for you to ask. Miss Clear; pity her mo indeed
Id like to lock hcru in the House OF Correction
I've no patience with such creatures Owing /,
bad infucncss?' Pshaw! that's no excuscl There
the bed for meeting, come let's dress; hope or
minister will give us another sermon upon Baby
Ion. He must see something rotten in Denmark
who can he mean? I'm glad it amt me-"
| SALEM, Mass
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BRIpE AND GRnuM. "A bride--Gven the
planest-is interesting for the once, from ,hs
loveliest daughter of our aristocracy, who de-
lcacly unglo'rs her taper iiugers, TO the ser:
vant-girl who displays her labor hardened, red
hand. The pervading beauty Of woman then
makes itself felt. 1t is astonishing, too, how
self-possessed they all are. The man looks
sheepish, fright ned, half ashamed, half sorry
but the very importance of the moment gives
the bride irmncss; her heart is in the service
she Gorgets all petty considerations, and she goes
through it gracefully This is an inherent pift
in the sex, not only in weddings but in all So
lemnitics where any display is required.
Her husbund. now that he has made The
plunge, is no longer shivsring on the brink--re.
gains his composurc, and begins to look as if this
really would be the happiest day in his lle He
takes pride in his choice; you see al last that
his was iree-wil oiIring he was mob
The victim his doaiul, nervous appearances had
led you TO suspect. lIiscyG bcams as irrsgts ON
the companion by his side who has fully ai,rp
her heJrt--eommli her fate to him and lt,r
that day, at least, he is sincere in his promis. .
that, as far ns in him lies, she Shall never have
cause to repent her trust -t..y
The bride ID thousand conflicting feelings
agtntc her; she would not leave him Tor wnrlrls;
but her heart sinks within her us she re members
that the paternal root is no longer her honr.-.-
The words those solemn words--sill ring in
her ear she is now his wife What host of
duties hese words, husband ana uiie convey to
tn, Thinking mind; woe to those who cn!er. on
them lightly!
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have been to funeral to-day. lt was in n
chuich--l had TO pass through garden TO reach
lt;-the warm RAIN was dropping gently on the
shrubs and early flowers, aud inside, warm tears
were falling for before the church lay coffin,
and was a fair young wife and mother pale and
sweet Us the white flowers that lay on the coffin
lid. Neor her were her husband, aud beside
hlm were her aged parents, bowed down with
grief that she who they thought would close
their fading eyes should fade first. In house
opposite the church, were tha dead mothers
babe, only few days old, and two other little
ones, just old enough 10 ptdtte muousciously
a' they went ttom room to ruom "mamma has
gone away
knew though they did not know, how dav
after day would pass, aud these li;te girls who
had always seen mamma come back again al
ter she had "gona away wOuli stand at the
window looking th's way aud thai. with these
httla bright faces and listening for her light
footsteps, aud my heart Ro.ied and eyes filled as
thought how every day as they grew older they
would need her care aud feet hsr loss the more;
for IT Is only III part thot father even the kind
est, can fill a watchu mothers place he whose
basin, IS must be out of doors and away, how
can he know how weary the littlr tect get wan
drrng up and down, with no mamint's lap to
climb upon how wary the little hMdS,--put-
ting down. Que thing and taking uP another,
with no mamma to nod smilmrly ar say, "I
sick the litlc ril,d heart feels, though it scarce
knows why how tast'less the pretty cup of
milk mamma used to hold up TO III, rosy lips,
how empty rldpr aud nursery, chamb.r and
hall. How much less gentle is the nurses louch
than hcrs how much sooner she wearieS of am
| swering little curious questions, aud getting
bits OF strings and toys for r2stless fingers to
| play wilh; how much longer seems the time
now, before papa comes hcme to dinner aud tea,
poor papa who with an iron hand crush.
es down his own great sorrow, and tries and
! fails to speak to thcm in her soft sweet winning
way aud tries and fails to sootho their little
insect grets, though ho would die to save thlm
a henrt-pang.
All this Thought of as looked at thesr two
! little turlyheadcd girls and their baby sister;
and said to myself, do not know why Goa
took away their young mother whose work just
seem Il begun, and lett the oged grhul parents
who were waiting to 80. Why he made that
house desonte and silent. once SO mnSica, p
Why he turned those tender lambs out from the
soft tender fold With all my thinking could
not find that out but am just as sure as if
were in Heaven this minute that it was b,st anil
right; though thoy, and you aud |, must wait
till we get there to know the how aud why,
FANNY FERN,
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The Reign of May.
ny JAMES q. PERoIvAL.

I feel a newer life in every gale;
The winds that fan the flowers :,
And with their welcome breathings NIL the sail,
Tell of serener hours
OF hours that glide unfelt away
Beneath the sky of May.
The spirit of the gentle south wind calls
From his blue throne of air,
And where his whispering voice in music tSls'
Beauty is budding there;
The bright ones of the valley break
Their slumbers and awake.
The waving verdure rolls along the plain,
And the wide forest weayes,
To welcome back its playful mates again,
A canopy of leaves;
And from its darkening shadow hoats
gush of trembling notes.
Fairer and brighter spreads the reign OF May;
The tresses of the woods
with tb Q IL hit dallying of the west wind play
: And the full -brimming floods,
AS gladly to their goal they run,
Hail the returning sun.
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REnGIovs NoncE ExrRoRDlNARY.-A Califc

REnGIoUs NoncE ExTRoRDlNARY.-A Califor-
MIA paper contains the following take-olr
The Rev. Dr.. Gaines will preach in the
'Tabernace,' corner of Bush and Pine streets,
Tomorrow evening, at eight o'clock, sermon
appropriate TO the recsnt election. Subject
Zdccheus up tree his mode ot climbing =
This will be instructive to little men seeking
high positions. The defeatel candidates for Of
fees and legislative honors, are particularly
and cordially invited 10 attenl'
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A shrewd little fellow, who had just begun
To read latin, as,ounded his msidan instructress,
who was fast approaching certain age" by
tbs following translation Fir, "a man; gin
trap; Virgin, mon'trap
"Jury,' s9il an Arkansas Judge, "you kin GO
out and find verdict. II you can't find ons
OF your own, get lha one the last Jury used."
They returned verdict Of suicide in The ninth
degree
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Strike rs said the anvil to the hammer,
Strike and novcr let your iron cool;
Up head my boyl speak bravely- do not stammcr,
Lest all the world should write you down fool.
We have no time allowed for shilyshally,
But seventy years allotted 10 the best;
Down with the rock, tear up the terte valley,
Work out your purpose--lcave to tate tho rest
III.
You have purposc-shuuld hnvo--thcn begin iu
An earnest working purpose is power
Which, IL you straghtway seize upon the minute,
Will make its progress surer every hour
Build up your fortunes by it--hy thcm dccply,-
Make your foundations sure; then, day by day,
RlSo up your walS--a furrcss--nsyej chcaply--
Good purposes demand II large outlay.
III.
strength faith devotion, toll AMI resolution -
These make your cupital--these freely spend:
Once sure ot your design, the execution
Needs all that You can give It, tn the end.
OH hoy--manl what world is in the keeping
OF him who nobly aims aud brnvcly tolls!
Speed to the work! we'll all have time for sleeping
When We have shuAlcd oil these mortal coils.
- GHimOre SimmS.
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"A new process ofeX;nclng teeth was tried
recently in Baltimore, A numberof teeth were
extracted, and the patients declare hey received
no pain, but experienced numbing sensation
about the tooth. This soothing is produced by
current OF electricity through the tooth at the
time OF extracting. The patient grasps firmly
in his hand one pole from an electro gatvanic
machine, the other po p is attached 10 the for
ctpS, aud by thi- m ans current of electricity
is passed through The tooth, and produces To-
cal anesIhesia, aud 80 avoids the usa OF chloro.
form or ether
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KEEPING TOO LoNG.-The editor of the North
ern Advocate, writing from Cooperstown on the
22nd of April, mentions the following Incident
On our way we saw the remnants OF several
old snow-drifts, that had braved thus far the
rains and sunshines of April. The country is
hilly and beautiful, far more agreeable TO the
traveller than the dead oneida fiat, or any such
prairie bottom. Hops are staple crop. We
passed one of the 0tsego nabob', who had
above $780, 900 worth CT hops on hand--the pro-
duce of several years. He refused thirty cents
per pound and demanded three shillings, and
when offered that, he demanded 40 cents, and
when offered that he still rose upon the price,
till from 40 cents freakish fortune brought down
the price of hops to 5 cents, and so our resolute
speculator finds he has hoped into bad bargain
and must wait his chances to hop out again
But it is good illustration, it not of the times
still Of many men OF the times, Public sympa-
thy will hardly cry over the mislortunes OF such
man.
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"Why are there so few convicts in the Mich
egan Penitsntiary, this year ?" asked Sans friend
the other day. "Why," said Sam, " they send
them BY the Pontiac Railroad, and their time
expires before they get there
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Father Adam.

He laid him down and slept-a1d from his side
woman in her gic beauty rose;
Dazzed and charmed he called that woman bride,
And his first sleep became his last repCse.
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A murderer having escaped from the sheriff
in Missouri, western exchange suggests that o
detective be sent IN Washington TO spprehend
him before Buchsnan appoints him to Office.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-23
Middng. ...... I3 6I3K I3K6I3b l3 (Gl31
Good Mddling. l3EGl3I l3AGl4 13Rtdl3I
Middng Fair. l3AG14 IA (Gl44 l33(dI4

COFFEE.-The market has ruled very quiet all the
week there being only sales of 200 bags low Rio
lOBdlO4 cts; 400 bags low fair 10z cts. $50 bags
prime II Yesterday however we notice more ac
tivity with sales of 900 bags lex cts 4CO bags do
at III cs 100 bags at 10 cts and bags at IL cts
We notice quite active to-day with sales Of
500 bags at II x cts and 400 bags cts We quote
fair Rio at 11G114 cts, good TX and prime Ii AG
II cts Laguayra l2d12R and Java l5G161 cts The
imports have been 1904 bags per bark VIM II. Newman
from Rio
CANDLES-We note sales of some 500 boxes Adaman.
tine at d20 cents We quote Chemical Sperm at 2SG
80 cents Sperm at 4042 cents and City Mould 15d
l5H cents.
GOALS excessively dull but rates are unchanged
We quote Fine So 403 50 Run of Mine at S365dS75
and Lump $4 15d425 Anthracite continues quite ac
FISH.-The demand has been fair at the quotations
We quote No Mackere at s3 50d14 So wharf and store
price; No at $12(al3; No. large and medium $3.50
929 do small So 50d6 Alewives S375d4; No Halifax
and Eastpor Herrngs So 25G375 No box Herrngs 20
Ca50 cents small scaled do at 3545 cents Goldfish at
So 50ld4 and Hake at 50 50GI275
FkulT-rhere has been activity this week al
pr previous rates We quote Havana Oranges at sea-
per Dbl french and Sicily Lemons at S3d5 per box;
new crop Raisins at s245 for NJ r. s2S5 for Layer
Almonds at q cts for Princess paper she'll and 91O
for Sicily Wanuts-Napes 1OH cts, Sicily 7GSk cts;
Pecans SG9 cts; Prunes in glass 13G17 cts Figs Sk6
12h cts Preserved Ginger IS per case Currants 7alO
cts; Ctron 1919 cts. Dates 5b cts: Canton Fire
Crackers sl.50(d2 for 40 packs
FEATHERS-Are unchanged and very on;et we
quote Southern and Western Live Geese at 45l5O cts
FL0URThere has been rather more activity this week
than was noticed last week but towards the Close at
duced figures The sales of the week up some 600
HOWARD STREET AND ONO FLouR.-ohio has been
steady with sales of 1000 bbs Super 200 bbls
Howard Street do at s537K 100 bbls do at s525 500
bbls Ohio Extra SIS and 100 bbls Howard Street
do. at So Today notice fair inquiry, with sales Of
600 bb Ohio Super So 25 and 100 bbls Howard Street
Extra at Sc.
CITY MfLLs-There has been very moderate inquiry
this week with sales of $50 bbs Super at 5 and 200 bb
choice do at s525. To-day there was some inquiry
ana sales made at shade decline We note sales OF
9Go oblsC Mills Super 81 "a and 700 bbls do at S.
quote Extra at 625 The rates for Baltimore ground
Tiour are lower Family is selling at 100, and
SEGtra at $3.50, by the dray load.
Ny niL I flouR-We have heard Of no sales OF moment
Corn MEAL-The sales have been unimportaut We