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CLEVELAND. TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 80. 1858.

must be said in his favor, both as a helpmate
and companion. He rented his farm and man
aged to live " easily for one year but he was
a domestic man-he was not satisfied with
childIess widower's solitary lot, and he began
70 look about him for second helpmate and
companion In few months he took to his
hsme woman, who he confidently felt would
fiji the place left vacant by his first wife Sad
ly was Raymond disappointed A few weeks
elapsed and he fell into his old habit, with con-
plete abandon. Leaving his own work in
neglected state, he worked diligently one day
to assist a neighbOr in getting wood 10 his
house, aud he returned TO his home, late at
night, hungry and fatigued, expecting that his
wife would have ready for him an inviting
supper. In this hope, he had refused to tske
supper with the neighbor whom Re had assisted
Poor fellow the kitchen where he was to have
eaten his excellent supper, attended a smil-
ing wife, was cold and unOceupied. No fru-
gal board was there, and Mrs Warren was in
bed. Raymond was astonished, but too good
natured to complain, and silently he ventured
to explore the euPbOrd for crust on which to
satisfy the cravings of his appetite Not
crumb was there. l. was evident that his wife
had designed that be should go supperless to
bed; he did 90, grieying seriously over his hard
lot. He had never before been so badly treated
and he thought it indeed distressing, but vet
his disappointment was not sad enough to rev
olutionize his constitutional gOcd-nature, and
without mutter he fell sound asleep
lCOneluded fO-mOrrolrJ
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CLEvELkND FEMALE SENINARY.-The exami-
nation of the classes in this Institution will take
place on Tuesday, commencing at A. NJ, and
closing at P. NJ. At halfpast on Tuesday eve
ming musical entertainment viii be given to the
young ladies Of the Seminary. errrE
The commencement exercises viii begin at half
past A N. Wednesday, and vii consist of the
examination of classes in the Bible; Essays from
the Graduating Class Presentation Of Diplomas,
and an Address by the Hon Arson Smyth, State
School Commissioner Of Ohio
The Trustees, Editors and Ministers, with their
friends, and the friends Of the Institution are in
vited to attend. #Ur HE
I'D Co. S. n. SANFORD, Principal.
Linz aalI. 20 ~ - =
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MORNING LEADER.


I've wandered 10 the village. John
I've sat beneath the tree
Upon the sehool-house play ground.
Which sheltered you aud me
Bat none were there to greet ne, John,
And few are lett 10 know
Who played with us upon that ground
some twenty years ago.
7beEas Is just As green, JOIN,
BSrs-iooted boys At play,
Nere sporting just as We did then,
Vita spirits Just as gay
Bat the Master. sleeps upon the hin,
When coated DER with snow,
Afforded Us a sliding place,
Just twenty years ago
The old schOol-house is shattered some
Ths beaches aTe replaced
By rev ones, very like the same
Our pen-kniyes had defaeed.
But the same old bricks are In the vail
The bell swings to and fro.
Its music's Just the same. dear John
Twas tweHty years ago
The boys are playing the same old game
Beneath the same Old tree
1 forget the name ilstuOW,
YOu've played the same wit me.
On that same spot twas played viii knives,
By throwing aud SO,
And We declared that Il was sp0rf
Twas twenty years ago.
The river running just as sin,
The willows on is side.
Are larger than they were. dear John,
The stream appears less vide
The grape vine swing q ruined low,
Where weOnee played ths beau,
And swung our sweet hearts, pretty giTl-.n
just tven y years ago.
Tbs spring that bubblcd meath the hiD.
Beside the spre eadInE beach,
Twas once 50 high. but 1ow 50 low,
That could almost reach
And kneeling down 10 get drink,
Dear John ] started 50.
To see how much that / had changed
Since twenty years aga.
Near By the spring, upon an elm,
You know ] cut your name,
Your sweet hearts just beneath Il. John
Add ysu did mine the sane
Some hrariiess wretch had pealed the ha1k
Twas dying. sure and Ow.
Just as that one whose name you cut,
Died twenty years ago.
Ny lids have long been dry. John,
But tears came TO my eyes
Thought OF those We loved 50 well,
Those early broken lies
/ visited the church yard, John.
And took some flowers 10 throw
Upon the graves Of those We loved
Some twenty years ago
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MARYsvILLE, Union Co, o.,
June %, 1858. !
Mr.. EDITOR A slip has just been received
here purporting 10 come from "a VIM. Rarie, Cleye
land, p who promises 10 communicate " all the
known secrets OF Rare, the celebrated horse
tamer," for the sum of two dollars forwarded to
him at Cleveland. The phonetic similarity between
this name and that of Wm II. Rlrey, brother of j.
s. Rarey, Of European celebrity, may mislead
some of our citizens, unless notified of the differ
enee in Orthography. Mr.. VIM. H. Rarey is IN
structing class this evening at Urbana, o., and
will 60 in few days to Tennessee with his part
ner, Mr.. S E. Adams, who has been operating in
the South during the past winter with unbOunded
success. Whether William Rarie teaches the method
Of tanning wild horses practised by the Messrs.
Rarey may be safely guessed at from the fact that
every pupil of these gentlemen is not only under q
solemn pledge of honor, but also under heavy peca-
mary obligations not to make the system known
in the manner proposed by VIM. Rarie besides, as
before mentiCned, this man does not propose TO
communicate the secrets Of Rarey but the kHOlcH
secrets Of Rarie JUSTICE.
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TIE DETROIT REGATTA-Two Cleveland
yachts, the E K. Collins aud the Ruby. sre among
the contestants in the Regatta at Detroit to day
The former went up in tow Of the steamer Ocean
last night, and will be sailed by Captain Frank
Parsons
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For the Leader.
l took occasion few days ago to comment
in the Leader upon statement in the Mar
que:te Journal, that Mr. Gay was making car
axles there out of harmed pigs, and stated "that
this is the same Mr. Gay who induced men in
Cleveland to build Furnace to try an expert
ment of his in making pig metal at a cost of
some thousand dollars, and failed to produce a
single pound"-aRd that there was as much
sense in one case as the other. My reasons for
noticing these gross errors were that / did not
want the public sentiment of Cleveland dis
turbed thereby, touching the manufacture of
Iron. But it seems by statement Of Messrs
Gordon and Hewitt, in yesterdays Leader, that
the experiment was at their own suggestion, -
and the cost of the stack Sl90 81; not stating,
however, the cost Of stock wasted in the abOr-
tive attempt to make Iron-and therefore say
my comments are MT true" did not under
take TO state the exact amount expended in this
experiment, but did honestly suppose that the
Furnace belonged to Gay as much as che funer-
al belonged to the individual in the coffin
Mr.. Gay says it is mistake of the printer
that he makes axles out of warmed pigs, and
he is therefore entirely clear of any manilesta-
tons Of want of skill in the premises.
I repeat that all the interest | have in this
matter is that the public sentiment in Cleveland
may not be misleI on the subject OF making
Iron at time when Furnaces are about to be
commenced. d. j. GARRETT.
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NEWBERRY LUMP COAL.-This
C0AI---C0AL.
BditkErs.
n Merdnlan e G

J. Herdman & Co.,
II Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
DEALERS IN GOLD AND SILVER
com Fo eit,u a. Il Domestic Exchange, uncurrent
Money aud Lam Warrants Coz ections n the Oulteu
Sfates Canada and Europe, promptly atie nded 20
Agents forthe Liverpool and New YORK screw W
Line ~ which Passagccan be secured either 70 eI LON
ier1l n The advertised rates. Passage can also ue So
car rom LiVefpoolto Nev York. Cuebee and New O5-
leans bv the regular lines Of sailing Packet Sn ns
frIa Hlye Hamburg and bremen TO New y TX Dlails
rnisrl FOR an sm0unt. aide through " LSullhe
AZ Frn and Great Britain and Ireland For iuilef ar-
apty 81 the Bslsing and EEelange Once o.
apI7-dtf u Maier s. rect { leysl.a1. ONO
A 1 WHTTaAN :. ~ srASDART. c W srASPART
WHITMAN, STANDARD q CO
w BANKERS md Leai0rs in FOREIGN and domestic ~
rhsure No $ periBr street. We draw diret on L1-
dsn aud furnish Drafts for any amount @ a. s
he nr1uriua uoin EuClaud- ireland, Scota1 fI1e
-. fsrmruv Ctlecflons made all accessible points
fhra9gboui ihe U.lIt d states and Canadss mhsiy
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s T % eE s
AND ENAlIELED CRATES.

AND ENAAlELED CRATES.
w i MARVIN. NO. 9-PUBLIC
w SQUARE, (S0uth sde) has Just received esh
from The mandatory OF the largest and best aSs0r
meuta OF
ENAMELED CRATES,
Ever bToush 70 tins m1rket He always keeps o. hand the
eest newest and most approved styles OF COOKING and
Manufactured Expressly for fkis Market, and
Warranted 10 gre perfect satisfaction.
He also constantly supplied with al assortment Of
WOODEN Ware ard House Furnishing Articles and has ca
Maud aId mauutc urcs large stock OF Tn, Cop2r and
sheet Iron Ware al OF which MUST AND Wilt BE
SOLD at wholesale or retail, for cash
At Prices to Suit the Times
All kinds of JOBBING, ROOFING, FAVE TROUGH
NE &c nc done IN ths WORK manllks manner and
on SHORT NOII. y
= The roofo the pudding inths chewing Of the srn
80 please cal hi1e purchasing elsewher5 a he old and
s-gueks Pltcn; Hotel Cook Stoves, two sizes, $50
10 SIS each
W l. MARVIN,
my25;l&Ely No Sooth side Public squire
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r. R. 3.

r r R-Radwavs Bcady Relief for Headaeks, whetas
80 or nervous RheumstIsm Paralysis. LumSago Cout
Neuralgia Toohache Span Pux Fe7 ers swollen Joints
kidney onDlanfs LET Fever, Pains around the Liver
Pieurisv Measles Hearthuru and Pains Of all kinds
RadWays READY Reiei wilt, 10 lew minutes, change
ne miseries you suffer Joys OF pleasure.
r. 4. R-Ralway's Renovating Resolvent for the cure
Of chronic disc esurh Scrufuioos and Sgphltie Com
plants tive end other seclions OF the Lungs nd
Throat Induration and Enargemeuts Of pai, Eruptve
md other dseas e the Skin Noes Tum0Fs Ulcers Dys-
Of The Blood
r. R-Radway's Regulators will cure, edectusiy and
spee w. Co-tivDnesS, Indigestion, Iranmaton u the
bowels. DssieISia. Liver Complaint Dlseases Of the
Hsar and Kidneys Female Comp aiuts. Small Pox Fevers
Measles sc, SC. Whenever the system l. cut Of order
dose Of Radways Beguat0rs win restore Il 70 regularity
No female should be without them
r R R. Remedies are sold By Druggists syeryvhers
GAYLORD 4 CO., and ", FIsKE, Assals: elsT's-
land, oho ien2s;1l3
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LOOK AT THE 1TETT8!
HIO THOSE WHO WISH tn NTAKE


LOOK AT THE TRUTH!
ITO THOSE WHO WISH TO MAKE
L reduetin IN their tailoring bils and are tired OF
oul l9s ready mai clo, Ins would invite your attenti.u
% ifI wei knoWn ihat YOU ge. yJnr work done al
- > CAR street., By BOUTALE Tor good doa l. IS
Inah yu IRE Sosed q ray In the large ami yet
veil hticd and wok r1de bF the btst ability AM
wcrk Ngarratsi J. b. keeps constantly o. hsr5
god supply Of all kinds Of Cl0hs AMI Cients Fancv
tsoods-1nd max ms pri suit the times o. would
Ae % say that tn reason he enabled sell goods chea
e han cthers Is N the let ta he Is himself Prac i
workman, does all his business and has No house
relt 10 pay.
PRICES FOR PERSONS FURNISHING THEIR OWN
GOODS.
Cutting md Makng Double Breast Froc Coat from so
10 - ani DO Snse 10 frOm s. % S. % DO SarK or
la1n over or gadcr Coat from So 90 o. DO Pants
Nlth lrlauns s. % 70 s. %; do Vests with trimming
SttOto s. = Boys Cloth SACK making and trnlInS
rn - - . 50 0l; BOYS Vests Pants making and t-
ming, from s 81 10 81 so
CLOTHES CLEANED, PRESSED, REPAIRED, SC
J. BOUTALL
ie1:eT lsI s. CIair s,reet. ah0ve Ere.
THATCHER, BURT q CO, PRO-
4 P1etors o. Howas Patent Truss idge and wholesale
200 X TAI dealers 10 Luner Timber, shingles and Lalh
Track - - - ~
We also possess aciies receiving and Shipping Iun
oer Saves RAILROAD lo, Giindsones Building Stone and
he artcle.oi an kinds, directly 1m - vessel and
ulce uerad without Cartage.
Ale assignments attended 10 with promptness and at fair
rates. rov1Ifq15 -
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a 1 TaTTsGN ;. n srASDAET. G W sTASPART
"UITMAN. STANDARD x CO.
.Hliuirlrrp,
MILLINERY GOODS.

MILLINERY GOODS.
BONNETS BONNETS .
At Whelesale and Retail
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
w Isrre stock recently purchasd a sre.ty redueea
uri-es npd csn OFFER BARGAINS- Als1 al q larse ans
very chaios aszor Of TRIMMED ma VI
ngS or cheaper 'hsn ever before Aiso, ,s5
fAsLtah FfHssLsfANNEs, g &IREs
11drTSSssiDossI 1oTSsD ssIoNDEs. sRAiDS,
Al''' i iAis' BONNET RIBBONS.
And everything Pa9iss to lhe E9oss y g ~ IS SAM ami
quality aid the Lowest possible PTees s A.. RooTs
MILLINERY GOoDS.-MORGAN
vi ROOT daly reeeZl,g from AaResetuIsrs s
AMI Auctions laige assortment q Millinery Goods and
Ios y CSses Ssss'iH BSansts. all varieties;
ss8 Csr.a1s Preach and American lowers
.n al he Misniis Il Ladies Head-gear which viii be
sold Wholesale or Retail, al ast isningy S~ piees' IN
acc sS TS'nos VIII 's iihe' Al CITY MILLS STORE
mo THE LADIES.-We have just
received large and choice lot 0 neW Ribbons, fow-
S fes Bonas All al have Ssen bought very
and Will be sold al . PER CENT LESS II ~ -
complete Al SHAW Co.'S,
decs l1s Superior s.;
A MOTHER INVOICE OF REAL
Il ASHAkEk bONNEiS-
A large stock a RussIa Crash bought cheap
Bleached and Br0wn Shaker Towels
Rarusley Linsns; Eillow Cas- nss and sheet lnss
p.uask Table Dsapers and Cloths, Doiies, Napkins
D1mask B0Tdered Towels All Tovellng -
ar39 IAaLoh-ShiS"OLp = ~.
| DONNETSi-LADIES BONNETS
Dive have b0nght many Of them Unlsssthe adde's
nav two OF threi apiece shall fan 10 Sc the AL As
an uceent saliofer them cheap there VIII be
no eopov hyins the old done over, as TIE new
/ Will be cheaper than the old one liked Up. =. -..
apIa mOkt5AN hOOI
| CHLDREN'S STRAW HATS-We
ave us resved iron Aucii NJ large stock Of Leg
hra and coorsd Hats suitable for Boys aHd Girls
marx ei priceS, u s. HYMAN = CO 5
~, Coraer Superior and Public Square
WTSSES FLATS AND SHAKER
! WI HOODS-The gOOdsare now ready-eome md g.
/ 0pe while you cfn-they are gelng last-
80 Superior 81. BENI0N,S.
THE GENUINE. ORIGINAL, North
Il Union. OAi0 Shaker Bonnets. eolored he hrs Il
aarkef-reeey'd this day per Johi AID ms eoSeret
~1son myIs TAYLOR. GRISMoID co
EO DOA. KID GL0VES-The very
O best imported; and Will be SOLD a. . 2-r par
IOUR SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
Iscrowded with the novelties Of the season. cOnpris
/ ing he best assortment 10 be found mt markst -
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Drnas.
e. R. r.

H. IT. hs
HEALTH WILL, IN ALL CASES
IL follow the Of Railways R. K. Remedies. Fher
are diseased weak feeble, crippled
with pain ;ufmiti,s but that Radways Ready Rebel
RenogaIng RcsOvent, Regulators The nature OF the
disease may require, VIII quickly and rapidly cure.
These remedies consist 0i Roadway Ready Relief, RAD
ways RenoVa ing Resovent Railway Regulaturs Eacn
Of these remses special curative
certain diseases Yet there other diseases wherein
their combined medlcinal properties required aud
when thus used If there IS sufficient e and strength with
diseased dying body sustain then aeton the
patient viii live and be restored to health.
Pain r. X Relief
Acute Diseases r. R. Relief
lniamma Ory Diseases, Relief and Regulators,
AIalarious Diseases. Relief and Regulators,
Congestive Diseases, Relief ard Regulators.
Scrofuluus Diseases. RenOvating Resoivent,
Chronic Diseases ReuOvatiug Resolyent,
Syphiliuc Diseases. Renognfmg kesolTent.
Constitutional Diseases, Resolvent and Regulators.
Sin Diseases Relovating Resolvent,
Nervous Diseases, ResOlvent Relief, Regulators
Infectious Diseases, Ready Relief and Regulators.
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~ For City News. see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
ZOE
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~ B-HaTing learned that persons claiming to DO tins
work and IN many claiming 10 be agents for he
will say that 10 this date we have ascua
the A, who have any right irun the above paieuiea
such claim. and m hose u IS either Infringement
imp0Stioa mpositon. let il work is cure;
II infringement, will Indue line attend 20 that.
NJ L WRIGHT. n. D..
septZ9 Aetua ) for the Tumuany.
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At Prices to Suit the Times
THE NEW CASKRT

"A pruvement and refinement the subscriber pleas
saying that he prepared 10 furnish eutire
new article the Uldet ng lne superior 20 anything
ever before iufrorucet u is ofhs manufacture made
% the gske form, and is highly ornamenfed with thick
FlHe glass running the entire length oftop full ength
view le had with ease
fhe Sk has none ofthe gloomy and unpleasant
peraaces OF the old style OF Collins They are ectv
ar-tisht, and hight convenient for tranSI ria
n31, OF puliugiu vaults, common uterments A sim
n y All ic.e Is much usei VA eastern citi.s
Persons losing fods and wishiug procure ANYTHING in
inc ave line VIII Ga much their interest By ling
aud eN an mag Tor themselves, where they Wi everV
stteniiol gwen DAN'L " DUTY, Undertaken,
Cict aud. June iB7-mhgf.Iq7 M e TrI.st
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NO. 1856.
Mlistcllaneons.
ALCO HOL
Manufactured u any desired proof, and put I'd 10
PRIME ORDER AT WHOLESALE.

Burning EassEid
Pure Spirits and kestified Liquors,
Oteverv description. prompt y filed.
sacil.les l9r manufacturing not surpassed BY suy
Merchants Block, I7s Ri5er s., Clereland, o.
lgl3.G3m - S CORNING & co
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Dying ECONOMY FOR BAR
~ bars. BAsSErr HAIR DYE. great desiier IN o.
eXD1essly ior Earbers hcucf. Which be bought in
large OF t quaint ties az nifty per than you cen
parchzo h1g other dye in NJ country Bottles that vou
have 10 pay 81 Tor get he filed for fifty cents
ana 20 iuftEef "f t1e same qlanv- You can get any
sade dcsireds frm ligt shade brown shads and lei
black and give The best sa faction customers In war
Inc, Keeps uatuiul For sals Wholesale an
Kciai hT WA L AMBUSH lCt Sn0e.ior 81
~ i2ft feguis nv authorized Agent.
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CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES
MANY diseases that affect humanity Inherited heir
looms from the diseased bodies OF sicky sires Scrofda
syphilis and Fits among the COM
mon Of consiitutt nal diseases Now, how
many the seeds OF these diseases may have
heed esabsh ed the svsts c0rrpting the bloo-RAD-
WAYS RENOvATING REsoLvENT III eradicate the
bodies o. the afflicted every paiticle Of diseased deposits
and M the VEINS with new, pure and healthy blood.
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FOURTH OF JULY
1776-1858.

The following will be the order of the day
At sunrise detachment Of the lst battalion Of
ight Artillery will fire a federal salute from the
Public Square, and all the bells of the city will be
'ung for the space Of one half hour.
Al nine O'Clock A. M precisely, the procession
VII move IN the following order, under the direc
ion OF John A Wheeler, Marshal of the Day and
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Those Of you favorable 70 ms enterprise, VIII
with By which be "a
OF your paten cases artic ulatug. models, &c,
and forared 20 By Express and without delay returned
lifted with reasonable ACCURACY the fitting and
ting model We VIII also make Block Work TO order
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T. GARIICK
have investigated with care for the last three years
the above method Of makIns gnd app ying Artificial Tech
the Laboraiofy OF Dr. Wright, aud asoin and
say with confidence that hrs plan IS the best known
and entirely successful whe1 made under his Observation
The supe0Tity Of tbs kind Of Dental work guild
kind OF metac plate be qucstOue and the state
ment IN Dr. Wrghts Circular OF the number Of
has work has taken the pl1ce Of gold paie leh
OF this gold plate had been furnished by the hest
Dentists inthe country. not with the
cess u Porcelain work The hds ., ethers than Dr.
Nrght. H-A. ACKLEY, NJ D
Late Prof. of SurgeTy Cleve. Ned ColIese.
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lRor the Intelliseneer.l


The glorious age Of chivalry has returned,
alter remaining dormant for centuries, and near
~ forgotten in the land of It's birth, it has APP
peared IN the land first in progress aud in
vemton
Who would have thought few years or even
days ago that little city separated from the
oirth place of chivary by a vast ocean and
tensIve territory, should have the honor of
possessing two sons who would restore the
great blessing to the human race. It's restorcrs
are not men bred to arms, who have mingled in
tie fierce combat but men engaged in peaceful
pursuits. Although they never rushed on the
Zoe In face OF blazlmg cannon or bristiing bayo-
nets, yet their courage is equal TO such deeds of
Yalor, provided there were no ball in the cannon
and the bayonets were wood.
Oh, Boots and Tape. We admire your won
derlul courage. Boots be sure your courage is
appreciated. You ne'r thought of fear when
you wrote that challenge which has made you
known t. fame-you ne'r thought of fear when
you told your opponent that there would be no
bullets in the pistols if he accepted your call
All honor to your brave sons of America,
honor for introducing that system which enables
us, II our challenge is accepted, to say wc won't
hight. Your fellow citizens will have your
statues chiselled by the most renowned sculp-
tor, will place them on lofty pedestals, so that
future generations can see how bright a fame
may be acquired by men of such true spirit as
bools ana 1ape. Crusader
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FROM MEXICO

NEW OELrANs, March 25-Thc Tennessee
brings dates from Vera Cruz to the 2lst, and
the City Of Mexico to the l6ih. 1t is very Diff
cult TO get reliable information. Several battles
have hcen fought, in which Zuolaga's Govern
ment claim triunphS. They doa't amount to
much. Parodi had retreatcd before Ossoli-
Pranuncinmentus are sill the order Of tie day,
but Iiienew Government seems gaining ground.
Vera Cruz ui.der martial law ZuOlaga's
forces were ca the march there, and a battle
will probably DC fought between the Capitol
and Scla CRUZ
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CARLTLE, III, JrBe q, 1853
have used Prof. u :. H00a's Hair EystCrEtiyr, sd
have admired its WoHi6 s!eets- AiS tHr tt'tu
thought, preH ely Lat by the - is
Restorative it has It's original color, ad, lave
no doubt, permanently
) BgESSE ex-senator, u :.
o. J. WOOD CO., ProI retoTs, -. Btoadssy, \. Y.,(n
the great Railing Esfsbii.Ianrt) ~ Market
street ST Louis No. And sold hy all good Druggists
t4rcs.t Su.,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-03-26
RAITllInRE MARKEr

BALTlM0ni, Alarch 25.-Flnur very dull; s 40
for Howard Street, aud 81, % for Gity Mills
Wheat also dul'; red 81 coal as, white 81 ,1Ja
lbs; choice white 81 ,31al 90. Corn active
advancing tendenc,; sales 81, 900 bushels at &c
a5Sc for white and 59aG2c FOR yrnw. Whisky
dull and nominal at 22n22!e. Provisions quiet
and buoyant. Bulk meats 3-SaS3-4 FOR shoul'
dcrs and l -2aY 81 for sides. Mess Pork $lG,-
70 Inrd INc