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senator Gwin,s ChaIIenre OF senator WILSON.

Senator GwiH's ChRIIense OF Senator W ilsOn.
The Washington despatch of the Ilth to the
Tribune gives the following account of the
challenge and difficulty between Senator G win,
of California. and Senator Wilson, of Massa-
chusetts;
Senator Gwin has challenged Senator Wilson.
He sent him a note by Mr.. Fitch OF Indiana,
merely asking ioE meeting outside the Dis
trict. Mr.. Wilson replied by citing to him his
reply to Mr.. Brooks, to the effect that duellng
was forbidden by the laws and by the matnred
convictions Of his whole life. Mr.. Seward and
other Senators are striving to arrange the dilIi-
Guilty, and will doubtless succeed.
The following is full and accurate account
of the language used in the debate last night
which gave rise to the challenge Mr. Wilson
had made a speech in reference to the exoendi-
lures of the Government in California Mr.
Gwin, in reply, said that be had he5rl great
deal OF demagogism in connection with the ex-
penditures in California Mr. Wilson asked if
he intended to apply the word dcmagogism to
him. Mr.. Gwin declined to explain or reply
Mr.. Wilson said " The Senator declines to
answer Very well. l say to him that dema-
gogism IS better than thieving. l had rather
be demagOgue than thief"
Mr. Twin inquired If the Senator meant to
apply his language t. him, OF TO the officers of
the revenue in California.
Mr.. Wilson said that he had no explanations
to give to the Senator from California.
Mr.. Gwin then said If the Senator means
to apply that term 10 me, he Is ealumniator
aud coward
The President 0alleI both gentleman to order,
when Mr. Wilson remarked that what the Sen
ator from California said did not change the
record.
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Pith or washIngton Corre.pondcncn.

The Tribune's despatch of the 10th says:
The cause of the Paraguay war is explained
by the appropriation just passed of $4,000 for
Commissioner TO negotiate. Another of the
Kings friends is thus provided for
The House unanimously to-day repealed all
laws authorizing the Secretary of War to sell
military reservations. This is most signif-
cant condemnation Of Secretary Floyd, showing
the universal unwillingness to allow him to
display any more Fort-Snelling talent, or to
give him any discretion whatever.
The Secretary Of the Treasury complains of
the passage OF so many private bills which re-
quire money, but has no objection TO millions
Tor collecting the revenue and for Utah con-
tracts at enormous prices.
There is reason TO believe that the Admins
tration, some months since, requested the Brit
ish Ministry to change tte cruising place of
the slaye-trade suppression squadron 10 the
Gull, which was accordingly done.
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The Paragnay piaicnIry-Ir. orluIn.

Congress has appropriated $4,000 for COM
PensatiOn to the Commissioner to Paraguay,
pnder the resolution for the adjustment Of the
difficulties with that Republic, and salary of
$1,000 per annum.
TelegraPhic dispatches have occasionally
spoken of the difficulty between the United
States and Paraguay, but we presume many
are at loss as to what it is and what it is about
The history OF the case, says the Albany Jour
nal, from the documents recently published,
appears to be this:
Twelve years ago the Paraguayan Govern
ment issued decreee encouraging and inviting
foreigners to settle there and engage in trade
by offering them lands, monopolies, &c. This
was done for the purpose Of developing the re-
sources and increasing the commerce Of the
country. The Yankees " are always on the
look out for such openings, and the invitation
was responded to by the formation Of an Emil
grant Company in Rhode Island. The Lepis-
iature incorporated it with capital of $500
600. The Company bought and took to Para
quay steam engines, vessels, saw mills, cotton
gins, planning machines, sugar mills, brick ma
chimes, rioe mills, agricultural implements, &c,
eAou5u ipt 4 i7iso OOtoul a large number OF
mechanics, farmers and others embarked in the
enterprise, and the Colony was formally planted
in 1858. The government received them, be-
slowed the promised privileges upon them, and
encouraged them to enter upon large bust
ness.
Paraguay is one of the finest timbered coun-
tries in the world, and has some Of the best to-
baccO land in America. The Company soon
found that their saw mill (the first ever built
south Of the Amazon and eastOf the Andes) was
a most lucrative property, and their cigar iacto-
~ was about equally profitable. It happened
that President Lopez found il out also
Though nominally Republic Paraguay is
in fact despOtism, and the President IS an alb
soiute Dictator. With MIN 10 eUvet the proper
ty Of the "los Yankees" was as natural as TO
seize It was practicable. He Illuminated three
decrees revokiDg their title to their lands. repu
dating his contracts with them, and coniscat-
ing their privileges for his own benefit He
seized their mills, vessels and machinery. and
would not let them leave the country alive. un-
less they would formally relinquish everything
to him. Il happened that an American paan-oE
war, the Water Witch, Com Page, came aloog
just then, took the Americans on board in def
ance Of the President and brought them home.
They now demand reparation. Lopez, in reply,
declares that the Water Witch committed a
Z" scandalous hostility in taking them Of. and
sets up in justification Of his conduct, the plea
that they had practiced fraud in obtaining title
to their lands. A little prompt and firm acton
on the part Of our Government, would bring
President Lopez to terms quite easy.
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at Prices 70 Suit the Time. ;
NeW Painting EstabIishment.
THE NEW CASKET.

md refinement the subscriber us pleas
use IN saving tat he = now pruplre furnish "a eutire
new article m the Uuotkns line superior aEythn
eNel before intro1ucci 10 j. ofhis d
~ te Cske form, aud highly urqamcurcl with tbirk
paie glass running the entire length oftop full lergfh
view eau bC had with ease.
HE ASkEf has none ofthe gloduly and unpleasant an
piances OF the cid style al Cufns They are erfrcfy
aitshl, aud are ser light aad Convenient f1f trasrrt
lia, or pqt lng IN vaults, cCmm1 nterueufs a slr
i4.r article y uu,ll use1 IN eustern cifisx
fersuns losing friends, and wishing 70 procre IN
ie above line, viii md Il much 10 her Interest v line
-l exam mag io themselves. where they fGiI eVery
aiteniioa gwen. DAN'L W. DUTY, Underiaker
Cle,e and. June 'bI--mh1G.ieT NJ 81 Irss
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Bankers.
MarkhaIn & Go.


tSsccessors 10 HARNESS. IIili & Col
BANKERS,
HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR
u- and clilnuioios Bankins Ofice situaiod on Inc
corner Of River ard Lisht House streets. MeTcauis'
Block aa bs all tose who outrust business
our hands, PROMPTNESS and on the most LIBERAL
Terms.
We arc buyins ard selling LAND WARRANTS At bast
new YORK FXCIIANeE Boz n aas Ssd.
nOLD, SILVER and UNCUKRENT NOTES WAN
N wing an extensive cnrresP1ndence. prepared to
COLLECTIONS m this and ali ,iuing States, with
vua ald ~ low "a os-
as REFERENCEs.
! Il !. Everilt Esq, Cashier Brosdvag Bank, y Y
T. II lniir Esq GastioT Conf Br. bauk. CcN el1nd
Mcssrs CirIeufrT h Ngrmilye- Baakers, y =
Sruiorl X Co Bank eTs- Bultllo. n
CareF. llnVrarli . S7n=cT, Atcfchants, n y
Gre = Sesgcli B11kers. n. Y. ...
Gsyuna \ DaF. Bankers. y Y
n ~ 4 J Il. StaNcas. Bankers, n Y
Coax 4 s11gen BANKERS DzNcnT-ri- low
Marshall y ilsley. Bankers. MilsFaukee, Wls-
W /. p Little \ CO BznkeTs- Saslaa auT, Nh
Tsllis Ergwn Co. Hankers. Cincinnati, %.
W n Nlilsms \ Co. Hal Z =. Pltteb'n, Pa
W. { CuTrY \ Co Bankers, Erie, Pa
Thoroa aTdee Esq Cashier AIc Lean Co. Bank Blcon-
" G seazlslsy. 81 Cashier Auburn Exchange Baas.
CIV W Essasrd Esq, c=shisr Aabara City Bank. Au-
Ne NeisSa Beardsley, ESD, PIesleut c4yusa Co bank,
ALtlinF - zee
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-Pursuantt to previous
notice, meeting Of the citizens Of Brooklyn vii
lage was held in the Academy on the evening OF
the sth inst, for the purpose Of adopting measures
to suppress the Illegal traffic in intoxicating liquOfz
in the place.
The meeting was organized by the appointment
Of Rev. S. c. Clark, Chairman, and S. Stone, Esq,
Secretary.
Interesting remarks were made by Rev. Messrs
Newton and Bush, and also by a. B. Haight, Esq,
E. Fish, and Others
On motion Of Rev Mr.. Norton, committee Of
three, consisting Of A. B. Haight, S. Stone and
s. G. Clark, was appointed to visit the rum sellers
of the place and request them to desist from the
unlawful sale of Intoxicating drinks Immediately,
and in case of a refusal to commence prosecution
forthwith
On motion, ordered that the proceedings of this
meeting be published in all the leading papers Of
Cleveland
On motion by John W. Naaf, ordered that they
be printed in the German papers,,of Cleveland.
Adjourned
S. C. CLARK, Chairman.
{ C-,.-- Cr-rcf,~,,
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j. HerdIlan & Co.,

Js Hcr01AldM ~ OOss nv
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
nBALERS IN G0LDAND SILVER
IL COIN. Fo-eiEn ard Dosneslie Exehanse DnG1rrsn,
MONEY and LAM Warrants. CuieciiOHs N tie United
states Canada and Europe. promItly atiendeito.
Aeuns forthc IlverDool and New FORK Screw steamship
Line ~ which PaSSgecau be secured either 10 or from
yeol the advertised rates. Passage also lie Sc
ecre iron pool 10 New YORK. Quebec and New Or
leans regular lines II sailing Packet Ships. Alsn,
from Hasre Hamburg and kreusn 70 New " TX Draits
flrniShe tnran amount yahe throus utte Continent
Of Erur and Great Britain and Ireland For further par
cgsrs apply al the Bank ne ard Exchange Office OF
J. HERDALAN 4 Co.
apl7-d;f II Wafer street Cleveland. Ohio.
II L wHiTvAS- s. n sTASpkRT. G W sI.SRAET
WHITMAN, STANDARD x CO.
Bankers ami lgealsrs an foresn and DoI sue ~
eharre No Suparirr street We draW dlTect OF lnn-
io and will furnish Drafis f1r n alnt Iay a all
The pruripa poia lngi inl lfclad- Scoiaad fiaee
I'D Germany Collectors MADE On alt access-e points
throsghOu' The Uait d sac s1d Canaaas. mh-;ly
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HORSES & CONDITION POWDERS.
HAs YOUR HORSE con =

HAS YOUR HORSE GOT a
Ii eed. and does he c9ash Give him isg dessssf
NORRIS ARABIAN CONDITION Powders.
i he Hds-eound. and wont has hair lay snoahi Give
NORRIS ARARiAN CONDITION Powders.
Dnt be hive AnPciit 70 eat anyt thingi Give him
Of NORRl>' ARABIAN CONDITION POWDERS.
Do think enough Of Horses and Cattle them
something when auythn< ais thfmf Do yoa The
bsf medleine in the world 20 give them II Eel
Of NORRIS cELEBRAIED ARABIAN CONDITION
POWDERS p
They are drridsdythe best Medirine fhsre is or eEur
,sas used Gallon our Assnf, n PALMER Co. Cievs
land. Circular. buy q the f0Wders, md
t1em T. Powders sale by Druggists and her-
chants fr ustout the whole cnuntry also sale whole
and retail By a propretar harin BALLS Cuya-
hl<a Co., O.. whom ali 0rJors must be addressed
q @. NORRIS, Proprietor.
Also General Ascat fr he most nnpuiar FAMILY Msii
cile \ the world, hich is Dr. - Il. SOULE i COS
ORIENTAL SOVEREIGN KAI.M PILL. which for
sale ever tom ~ he whole cQanlrY Cnn en- opr
AGENTS ane get lar-1nd me Pills.
myloidlmsle lsis 0l .fsa y r..sl ns..laf4
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FAsT.-The PLAIN Dealer of Saturday afternoon
announced the death of Elijah JudsOu, by an acci
dent on the Cleveland and Mahoning r. R., near
BraceviIle, Sd inst The same item Of news was
published in the LEADER Of Monday morning last
9TH inst; Just one week ago Fast paper that P. d.
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THESE MACHINES CAN BE.OB-

THESE MACHINES CAN BE.OB-
II tained At MeNUFAcToaY PEioEs with a kaOw.sdge
fr WORKING ithe Of The sulscrber where
pcetuily invite the public eal and examine them
practal ore aton with the Foor and where
IS al dvautacs ether machines r family be
sEES better N cescrod laper The declied prefer
giyent machines By those that give them
anaalpn ant al that h1vo them xhoul Ind nee
those that feel Interested IN Sewing Machines 70 bear IN
m1 that IN these achines cQnbfned n that dcd
for family such hsmins. satherux &C. All orders
enques. ~ let othersn. uill with prumpt
atteuiion hy JNO. STRONG. Agent, Melodcon Block
u Seperior 81, Cieveland. Ohm Send fN aCircnar
There y bat sewing h.rhinc ard tfa Is VIII BEL
ER WILSON'S. ~-Jadse MeigS, uf fln American IA
stifIe t - aI9-i6m 10
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THE CRoFs.-FrOm conversation with our farm
ers in various towns through fhe county, we learn
that the apple crop viii be almost an entire failure
-the cold east winds having blasted them The
peach crop is also a failure Wheat noe looks
fnely-neyer better at this season Of the year /;
some farmers, however, have noticed the fy about
their fields. bat entertain a hope that the heavy
rains will destroy them before the wheat is ad-
vaneed far enough TO be injured by them. Potatoes
look well-thongh not the usual quantity are
planted. The grass crops look well PnSespiiis
gdrrrfis,r
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SAVED BT A DoG.-Last evening" little German
boy, about nine years DID, named Theodore Scharf,
residing tie eastern part Of Lake street got into
a small punt near the Marine Hospital and pushed
ont into the lake. After padding out short dis
tAnce the punt eapsized and the boy was thrown
into the lake. A large Newfoundland dog which
had been watching The boat from the bank, sprang
into the water and succeeded in reaching the boy
as he was sinking for the last time, bringing him in
safely to the shore. After sayingthe boy the noble
animal shook himself and made OF down Lake st
We could not learn its owner.-Herald, Saturday.
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OFFICE NKW-YoRK AND ERIE r R. CS
u ~ . 80

NEw-YoRK AND ERIE RAILRoAD.-The New
York and Erie Railroad Company have earnestly
endeayOred during the psst ten months to establish
and maintain Uniform and remunerative rates Of
traffic by the four great lines which connect the
Atlantic cities and the West Having failed in this,
and believing il to be injudicious and improper 10
Influence traffic by the issue OF free passes by the
employment Of runners and solicitors, or by any
other underhanGed means. the Company. rather
than resort 10 such means, have determined % re-
duoe the fares, on and after Monday next, l4th
Between NeW-York and Dunkirk, TO -. SC 10
Between New York and Buffalo, to 5 90
Between New-York and Niagara Falls, or
Suspension Bridge, to -. 90
l-l CHARLES MORAN, President
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BoILER EKPLosIoS.-Two men were killed on
the o. & NJ Railroad At the Geneva Station on
the llth, by the explosion Of the locomotive Of
a freight train The engineer, n. Adams, Of
Vincennes, was killed instantly, and the fireman
who was badly scalded erawled into the water
tank in his agony. He died soon after.
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TIE SEE-YoRR BsILRoAD WAR-Has again
broken out between the two great Railroad Com.
Panies, and a competition at ruiHous prices has
been inaugurated- At Buffalo, Mr.. Paichin, OF
the New-YOrk Central, has been selling through
tickets for several days at IS, and new the follow
ing card has been issued by the Erie Company:
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TO CApITALISTS.
THE COMMISSIONERS Of NV.

THE COMMISSIONERS of Cuya-
a soga County will on he lO Of June ns1t be PREPARED
,sea tSogsand dollars Of the Bonds Of said County,
Ess lossoHd dOllaIss Of the Bonds Of said coaur,
paya le IA lSTO S'ii
pasahie IN is1l. = ~ - Ni'S--''
Eitssn hegsaad doIl1s % The B0ziz of si1d Ouuiy.
sad bonds are issned b. Of the powers conferred
e tle tenli issguers b. fhe tcuernl Assembly,
~ -. " Olio, passed February 10. l57, whirh
!A Lts ne m % or y-iVe Tnuusd Iailars
Couniy 49, - -
Inc bonds are i0r $50 each bearing Interest at the
y sssa RI eent peI 5,aun, ahlosessi aanuayrin-
fielt anl Interest payable IN Tie Ctv OF New Tork
There CLAIMS n-1iut Tie caauy Which thev have
lnl NE n'eans y pay presFntaiiau.. j.. I.
Inc auut u taNahie property iH the county on Tho Dr-
le o. isas = sasetiar over hiry-sN uiilious al
le ty ior county purFsgs (cxclusiVe levy f1r
ueliill7 rnl road purposCsl i mills
lse VIKING 10 InNrsl and desi further fuf1rlafau
y a zoe nnancial conlll The county are lnvife TO q
al tiis oihce- BY orier Of thr ii1arl
60, WILLIAM FULLER, Clerk
Olnce OF the CoEmlssi1ncrzo OF cuyaliisa Col
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MlisfrlIanrous.
ALGO HOl.
LOOK AT TIRE TRUTH!

=
1'O THOSE WHO WISH TO MAKE
redneu n m their tai bring bits and are ir,I AZ
oullng real mai eoihlng inVte your atfenfi1
20 laet well known that yon cau ret voar yvr dS ~
- > CAR siret BY kOUTALE for a goJs Iesi 80
tA sfe Obliged u pay In the arge stores AMI yet IS
Ne.i hsu and WORK nude bv Of the best ability AM
VIA etranied Or no sale j. b. keeps cons lu a. snj
eosd suppI Of al kinds q ClOihs an Gents F-nrT
tsooas-aii1 iilukes ms pri the times II ,son5
lAeto say thai tha reason he isenabed m sell als
sr nan others Is IN the fct that he IS himself
rent 10 pay M ~ NJ H'use
PRICES FOR PERSONS FURNISHING TTTFTP Oyrr,r
GOODS. -
eating and Aakirg Double Breast Frack Cont FINN Is m
10 - - do snsie do from 81 ~ S. o. 10 ssek or
2 oteI q gadsr oeat ttI, - % 10 o. do Pants
Nl Trimming, s. 10 - 20 Do Vests with trimn,in
Sztoto s. filgs Cloth Ssciets r,.Li -, -
lnnl - Is 70 So o. Bys Vests or Psnts aaEne a5 fr
mag, from 81 81 70 81 60 ---'e -1 INN
CLOTHES CLEANED, PRESSED. REPAIRED. &C.
J. BOUTALI.
Jew" Isl s. Clair S rect above Erie
THATCHER, BURT & Co Pros
= lCsS1s q Hoye,s Patent TIlss b ige and Wholssale
49, NJ 49, , s4isIs 20 Lai3er linhar Shngies aud Laih
Trark -' - = = - = = n X
salso pssss ci lilies " receiving and Shipping nm
ler Slaves itai rold Ion Gtndsfouas nidin S5u- md
49, ~ si.si o. az k.s directly finn = vessel and
Alie assignments altensl 10 y pfornutness anil AZ eir
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THEATER.-Maggie Mitchell will appear at the
Theater tonight in the play Of the French Spy
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THATCHER- BTTRT q m pR0,7
s n % HES =

AND ENAMELED CRATES.
w L MARVIN. NO. 9-PUBLIC
w SQuARE. (South sisl has just received ire n
from the maauiacory Oae u me irge 4 ami T-sf .
ENAMELED CRATES,
Ever brought TO this market He ALWAYS taeps oa hand the
best newest and most approved styles OF COOKING and
other kids OF STOVES anu
Manufactured Expressly for tbs MarEei, and
Warrdlaied 70 gre perfect satisfaction.
He also Is Constantly supplisd with aa assnrtmsnt Of
No,leh var srd House Furnishing Arliccs and has an
hand and manufactures large stock OF Tn CoS-r nj
sheet Iron Ware, all OF Which MUST AND wi 4 {E
sOl-D AZ Wholesale or retail, for cash
At Prices to Suit the Times
VI Kinds OF JoBBING, ROOFINg. EAVE TROUGH
No &C &C done n ts mast niansiks naIner and
y 1he pTfo the padding Is 10 the chewing Of ho stri
- pe>e elil i1re purchasing oevher5 :he Old aud
Ps-gaeks Patent Hotel Cox Stoves, two sizes. $50
z2s kwiy No ssatl s. .ds HpA5sis; pasIi sau,rc
New Painting Establishment,
On the Pubic Square, one door NoTta Of Ken
dalFs Store
TlASCOTT Il HOPKINS ARE
= prepared 20 do Hoase, Eisn, Carnage snd Oranota
Painting ln atlng OF Noes. sarnles PupsThaD-in ~
Ufcers s'licited- au-9-lF TASCOTT X HOPKINS
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Z. r. 2.

R r R-Radway's Ready Relief for Headache vhsfhe
~ 81 nsrvoas Rheumatlu. faraly1is Lumlaro tiour
Neralsiz. Toohaehe s. al Px, EeserS, swollen Jonis
Knin.T plaiats Scarlet ts Pains around fc Liver
PIeuisy, Measles. HraTbusI and Paias 81 al ki8fs
Rad heasy Relief vii, IA ninncs, change
tho nli1ericS you suffer 10 JOYS Of pleasure.
K r. R-Iadway's RenoTating Hesolvent. or the cure
Dhitic Com
pans consu and other affections OF the lungs and
Thrus snduratiou and EnargenIeals of partl EruEge
and diseazfs u The skin, Nodes Tumors, Ueers DJ
pepz ard al other diseases arising from an impure STATE
0f tlIs BioDl
speedily. C0svonsSa Indsesion, nfaEnnetioa ot he
Boygels Dgs crsia Liver Complaint, Diseases 1f tie
Hear md K lnsys famale Cum piauts Se Z Poz. FeEcrs
MearIcs kc NJ Whenevort the system u cut e order
dose OF RaHay's Beguacrs Ill restore q % regularity.
M fnua L should b. without them
X r r. Remedies ne sold By D-ueEizfs every where.
GAYLORD q CO., and ". FIskE, xssals. CIV.
l'nd' ohio' b fsa y - - Ficiia i'n-e'-s -.
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81 For late City News. see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, fourth
uaUp
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NEWBERRY LUMP C0AL.-This
" suneriar arti,e OF BIrUAIINOUS COAL, which Is
pzrtcuarly 4ale 70 domestic purposes, well Tor
Tor she Company
Ordcrs T cty foreign t-ae Will lie eVecufed with dis
Iaic and C delivered Fart of the city Of qualify
which viii net fan 90 please, i eft a either OF Our Offices,
or aite stare % Gayioul llaaaal No . seSupsl. 81
SCONfLl. 4 WHEELER.
ort7 10 Il River stri,si and e 4 p. COai Pier
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HILDREN's DISEASES.

RlDWlYs RFNoVArIN0 Es0IVENr sI0lld Be hailed a
blessing erer moth hr. n huuf the land. rFnse
infn ictcd with Sores HumoIs, xc- These break
ns ttdus earlF) evidences Of disease tralsmitiel
paTcnt stock A few doses Of the RENoyArfNa
EsoLvE will eradicate every vestlge ol the ifezse
iasaIe the child sound and healthy body
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C0AL---COAL.

C0AL--C0AL.
NOW Is THE TIME TO SET IN
IN your Winter suppiy We az daily reooiT! spen-
did article Tor lnd GiatCs, which sell s. %
perton Parties rsto purchase wit do well q give
a call. Az osders through the Posi- Office proul1ty al
tended Offices and Yards e x z. r. X Pierard Al
ssais : : n y = ''''''. ioHN HAYS co
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
1IONDAY MORNING, JUNE n, 1858
PLAIN AM nRNAAIrNrAI- PRINrING.

~ Plain and OrnamaaiaI Printing OF every description
done the Printing rs siabl-hIneHt Of The Leod ofoo
the latest improved aud musTapl steam presses, N th
best sty.e. Short uaiec. AL Tssoaabe rates Par
icular acn,ilu paid blank work. Every description Of
Binding done, especially Blank Books. Ledsors, journals,
Salas Eanks. Ra.rlvinc Raaks Ac &s.
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CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES
kTauy diseases that affect hunnity nherted heir
looms fm the diseased bolies OF SIC ky sres ScroiGia.
Consunpluu syphilis and Fls uIadns the
mon Of constitutional diseases Now, not how
many generatous the seeds oC these dseeses have
systFm corurtiug the biood-RAD-
WAYS RENov4TfNo REsOLvENT y III eradicate from The
bodies Of the scted gvery IItcc of diseased DEPOSITS
and al the veins with pure and healthy blood
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S. STONE, Secretary.