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with horrible levty, absolutely laughing it, and
while blaming Mrs. Sickes and asserting that it was
$50 terrible" concluded by saying that there was
room enough in the world for all Of then.n This
could not have believed, if had not heard it from
a most reliable source.
Sickles is Catholic his spiritual adviser priest
and a sensible man. Yesterday this priest told a
friend that be was going to get the "Lady of the
Lake, for Sickles to read. That's strange book
for man in his condition to read" Not at ALL"
said the priest my business is to keep his courage
and his spirits up under the first terrible collapse from
excitement. When be reads when he becomes calm,
then will speak to him of religion" Few Protestant
ministers would have acted SO nationally.
The squabbles at the Capitol have all ended, and
the Congressman are working manfully. think they
will manage to get through with the appropriations
and avoid an extra session. The Senate will remain
some days after the adjournment, in order to ratiy
certain treaties and appointments. You know that
the Agricultural College bill has been vetoed.
General Houston delivered his farewell speech in
the Senate yesterday 1t was rather egotstica than
affecting. Nobody seemed to think that the leave
taking of man who had been fortysix years in pub
lie life was anything to be excited about As soon as
he concluded, Hunter rose in his business way to
press in the appropriation bills. So the old General
died out without tear.
Smith O'Brien is making his way here, through
depots and hotels crowded with enthusiastic Irishmen
Richard Golden, now in New York, will soon follow
in O'Brien's wake. have seen letter from Mr..
Golden, complmenting the free trade report Of the
Hon. W. W. Boyce in the most exalted terms.
On Saturday night, l heard Mrs. Kemble read
Macbeth. Her reading is indeed wonderful. An i'm.
mense, dark.skinned, browed, homely, masculine
ooking woman, dressed in black velvet sits down 10
chair and acts to perfection all the characters in
tragedy. Your blood runs cold or your eyes fill with
ears under the supernatural influence of her voice.
Vow that voice Kisses like an adder and now it re-
ounds like trumpet, presently it pipes forth the
harp accents Of boy, shrieks out the wild impre'
ations Of witch. But written words can give no
dea of these wonderful readings. You must hear
hem. | have but one fault to fnd--she does not
top at the end Of every act-hence the reading be-
comes tresome.
The crocuses are blooming 10 the Capitol grounds,
he skies are sunny, the air is fresh and beathf,a
Spring has come. MALoU, |
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AoE sFaTGH FRSStE Filters Ris'sIs;;
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BRYA NSs I, Pq [5 Waters; '
DAE koa Et:a on iss7w s"a a r.i Tar;
cop odp I1y Oh d HfdfSsm Rss',e CLARK Co.
wv COZ iIXRk of% S Sa5ss,sts;
~ : rz SS$SSRs 9 aSs Ss,ss
sNFF}SaToSs I'd Fst: A.ss Pills.
sFfSssS,s y ssaRIs SAL; f
'Af SHi HS 5;Ef;5E f 5| $:j.
n' sEE $; H$;|i ; e s''::
FAR RTh$Sz ESs' syT Ri1s'i '>''
hNs sssSs z.; E!s'. + + so' s!a@;
$$;i:' Fl: s s:;
A's Hsi$, |!5:F S;s S,sa'n
DR.; MoRsEs Invgorating cordia;
LuG n u c scid,lj;
OR. ABB RNETHY'S Detergent;
DALBY'S Carminative
1NFALLIpI.E Cholera Remedy;
KENDAI.L'S Cholera Syrup;
ALEXANDERiS Tricobuphe !;
HARRISON'S Hair Dye;
BACHELORS Hair Dye;
PHAL0N'S Hair nyei
JAYNES Hair Tonic
CHRISTAD0RO'S Hair Dye;
WOLFE'S Aromatic scheidam SchnaFps;
WATEkS Indelible ! nix
PA SONS Indelibe Ink
KIDDER'S Iudelible Ink
WRIiH rs Ertsive Liquid,
1Oan pounds GUM DROPS, assorted.
500 JUJURE PASTE.
PURE BRANDY PORT and SHERRY WINES, for medi-
No Merchan planters physicians orders respectfully
solicited Every article guaranteed fresh and genuine.
'0' @. n. MORRISON & CO.,
diff u Magazine street.
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Blank Book Manufacturers,

PRIMERS AND !BOOKBIN DERs.
AS TO
STYLE PRICE AND QUALITr.
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BLooNF1ELp,- STEEL Aco.,
No 60 Camp street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-17

"hAlN-"hEAf-haa largely advanced and this nom,
ing sold at Sl6dl 20 for red While s nominal a a. 20 a
CORELales sales s5c and We quote the st
dy that figure Oats have improved and earoad Of new
sold this morning At SIC Old nomlnay worth doc
the latter for lots from store BARLEY Rye are
and give only nominal quotations
GROCERIEs-fh0re has been advance Of on Molass
and quote N 4lCa42.
Rice also. mas advanced, aRd owing to brisk foreign de-
mand and prospective light receipts selling IN eastern mar
kets 4ha6e. We quote our own market firm t5G55e
HIGHWiNEs-Hayol largely advanced at the close sold
81 Sa29c. Since the receipt Of the war news ure
hrm at Soc
HoPs-Are in light demandat l4lGc latter for min.
New fors growth There has been Considerable sale made
Tor the Cincinnati market dur ng the week
LUAbEk-fEs marks, q steady, at our quotations Tn,
demand continues ir but particularly setvs See table
for prices
POrATOES-Are In fair demand and good ,uppIv Price.
range at 66lp5'c Grgood common TO best varieties
PLASTEh-i' steady attSO ton, There is sto.dy do
mand.
FROVisIoNs-POrk has advanced In he s.,,srp
and corresponding nominal advance has taken MIA. h,
No. msss is uniformly held At sls though We can hear Of no
sales Lard selling alta range oflcal2c for eormop "a
nice Hams continue In request and sales choice brands
bn'k hses for ihs week Of 1900 lbs Comstoes suv.y
cured are reported ~ lie Shoulders are 676 for country
cured and s(as1{ forsugar cured
sALf-Is sieaey 81 81 ~ for hne and Ifile for ssel
There a'tsaay dsmand and ssss are mailing daily al ou
quotations.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-17
A CURE WARRANTED

DR.. AMOS SON have devoted thuir attention exrlu
sively To thus peculiar class Of maadl the ree
have consequently been enabled rende. Their fellow Cre-
lures IS fully testified aud gratefully acknowledged by
escent patleuls and others daily arriving in town from
parts Of tue country rthe express purpose My Of CONSUL
OtiOns while hee NerIuns have been Gro ed by the
signal advantages yet from what they have experienced
quiIing into the causes Of these infectious complaints
iron their most simple condition to that of the
geTuus and iuyeierto they have always entertained th
possibility Of their prevention, and removal aud likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant forms
Of disease COul almost invariably be traced to
following CAUSES Ignorance, neglect the hod effect
Wskillul and Improper trea ment; therefore Dr. AMOS
&SON have succeeded discovering the selection OF
heir remedies safe eeciual and cautious course omit
tug all combination of remedies VIII Oh bear eduyoca
character we'll those whose premature or nudicuus
application might be productive oil bad sequences the
1ands of private individuals. In short the uudabe
their remedies rs the lesseung Of great of human
misery by the alienation, relief aud prevention OF those
grieyuus aficons that IN reality the foes Of e
and which, while they eXtonsve surround aloud
fer skill and mteTfs renee IN their determination
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-17
SHERIFFS SALE.-Pursuant to the

SHERlFFS SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ command uf order Of sale. Issued FROM the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahogu County he suit vt
Edwin +, Morgnn Plaintiff, ugainst Snmuel X Collins
ana others et-gdtnts, TO me directed, | shan oner
9r sule at public auction nt thr door Of the Court
no Sc ION the corner of Seneca and Lhanplan EIeets
~ the CITY Of Cleveland ~ said County on the 4h day Of
June, 1853, at ocock p NJ OF said day. the following
described nnts and tel emsnts, to wit Situate IN
township Of ChBBnu Fals m the state oi Ohio aud which
Is also in tie County Of CuyahOsu, which known by
bslng Tie Whole ios and part Of o. O. and bounded
IS ioloWs 10 VII west nv Water street. Centre
street east by alley running nom Pearl Centre
street and north by part Of said lot No s. decided
Adm Grant and situated IN the OF Chucru Falls
be the same more or less but subject to all legal highways
Appraised at 500
| W W. AINaER, PlT's ATTY msyStd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-17

Lam physician Of thirty wears practice. My prncpa
Study has been diseases Of females They have generally
baflol my best Efforts Obtaiui the materials composing
Murshalps Uterine Catholicon pleased with them
gave them fair trial, aud found myself abuudanfy sue
tstul In my former pruCco could ouy mitigate the
symptoms fhbout hulf the aud could not
ten. Now can radically cure at least sevente tw
y aul mitigate the rest consider NJ rshuls Uterine
hOcOn the greatest blessing 10 females have with
j. d. MILIIAhIS. M. ID. ChnrleslOn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-17
CUMM ERClaL.
MORNING LEADER oFFfCE !
saturday. MaV lt. 1850.
Review Of the Cleveland Wholesale Produce
warket for the week ending Nav i8. 1859.

Market, for the week ending Nay 10, 1859
The market psst been characterized by
excitement and large advances In beadstuas Flour has
gained 767e since Monday last With great activity on ono
days Wheathas advanced HdOc for red Corn has
improved &C and about The The advance in wheat
and our has been blythe evident certainty fwar 10
Europe and has only with the upward movement IN
The York market The rise in oats has been owing TO
demand for shipment 10 Cincinnati whittier large quantities
have been sent this week Barley snd Rye remain quiet
Beans are lower and continue very dull
Under the head ofprovsous have 10 note large
In VI advance In pork and firm market for other meats but
without auy particular activity Butter remains the same
Cheese fair demand for good qualities Eggshave
improved.
We give below our usual weekly tables receipts ship
msnts and stock The Of aour IN store has been
duced from 1890 brs 1895 difference Of about 400
basis The Of also has been reduced
9OO bus considerable quantity having been forwarded 70
Cincinnati during the weet.
Il will be noticed the receipts -four per canal have
fallen Cd being only 22S bb against i2 last week This
sprobaby owing 10 The accident the canal which occurred
early the week and postponed shipments Among the
ports note $50 bus. wheat consigned to Akron.
The rich grazing country the line ofthe NJ aud p
Railroads pouring I've yellow produce freely There
received by the the past week 2 s pounds
Of cheese 7s pounds Of butter The greater portion Of
this seeks market the South. particularly Cncnnat
Louisville St. Louis and other river taking share
Small lots occasionally pass through to the markets
and portion goes on to Chicago.
The following table gives the total receipts Of few Of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-17
IH MiIiiAMIs.. M. ii. 81 CRnTlrsinn II M. IN



Mr.. II. kups 81 sir - have been selling the Medi-
cnes Of the Gaeenbeg Company for the last ten years,
aud vaTaby iOuud them TO give good sntsfn ton;
aud the pills have sold TO great many fam lies
ary their tea aud coffee, aud with trade they have
become staple article. Marshas Uterine Caiholicnn
. medicine inst has done amount Of good ip female
diseases One dy sold it TO told me at she had reCev
cd benefit from hottie than she did ron long
course Of medical treatment by the most hkul physi
clans. Yours truly,
JIM !, 1883. JAMEs WILSON.
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Drmgs
GRAEFBNBERG
Family Medicines.
HOME TESTIMONY

-. +. HARrFOup Trumhuli Co Ohio RIarrh 7, 1857.
hereby certify that have been dealing 10 the 0rasn-
berg Medicines for TIE iast year, and can truly say that
have never uerod medicines 90 the public tn have
met with the decided appreciation OF the people like these
par culary the Pills and CathocUu. They will readily
perform a and mgre ihap rs promised for them. have
sold about ty bottles Of the Cathocon the past season.
aud hear the best results In every case
J, n. G. JOHNSON Medical Agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-17
SHERtFF & SPECIAL MASTERS

SHERlFF Il SPECIAL MASTERS
- SALE+-Fursunut % the command OF un urler uf
ale Issued itom tao CnuT nt Common Pleas OF Cuyuh0ga
Couhy, az lhe ,Wl ui Hinr ChamheIlan, Pait I'M vs.
heoIsn hanNnst prieudhut 10 directed, shall Offer
of sale a Public Aucton AZ he door tile Court Hause
corner q" sg'efa anu Chhmpa ain RrCets) The Cit Of
Cleveland D. said County On the tth day Of June isE9
M O'Clock "a M Of sad day the following described lands
lhd lenHmefs 10 wit Situate la BTolklyn township and
tno~n ns fly lots Nos o. SO ~ stones subdi-
VISION o. pTl OF original lot No O. IN Ohio Cy aud are
Situated on Washing street. baug each 90 fTohf and
roar an 34t et lu denth together with an The hore,itg
ens aud app ron Gees theIeunto belonging but suhet
@ all streets and highways Lot 81 appraised SgO Lot
D. l., WIGHTMAN
.. i . Sheriff and Special Master CamST.
'Ah"tH y AUSTIN, PINS AitY's. mny4td
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-17

The great dcsidsrutum to be obtained IN he ion
Of Rn.ary huuows is simplicity, ahsuuCe Of Va Css-ar
Fiction. Of mniuu and n Is C imrd for m imrrul
meut tia these valuable 1quistes have brou
greater degree OF perfection than those presented uuy
other rotating In its ugpmeuts. wOrdrr-
ul simplicity. has adNuutlgs tuuud mall the
best rotating barTOws combined iuuue
rhiS harrow having three small circulars iuuulh II.
vuvlug, will puveT2e the Sp more lu Enug the
ground. thau ctmnOu Harrow will ttr Tunes over.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-17

DR. AMOS SON take pleasure Ia announcing that thev
have invented most important instrument for the
the above diseases 1t has been subjected by tho
most eminent physiC Ia London, Phrs, Phadeluhla
aud New York. has been declared the only useful nsr
ment ever invented for the cure of Seminal Weakness
disease caused by the secret habits OF youth Pce
Bl0bY mail express
N. B.-Dr AMOS x SON, in order 10 satisfy the most
skentca as to the merits Of his instrument pledge them
selves that Ia instance where prove unsaistac
tory afcr fair ral the money will be refunded by re-
luTnlng the InslTmment I'M gnnh mler
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CHERIFF'S SALE -Bv Virt1e

SHERlFB'S SALE BY Virtue of a
~ wnt fltr Facias, issued from tho Cout of Com
mon Pleas OF Cuyahoga county, ut tho snt OF James n
LlMk, Assignee, fluinih against Mrs Mary Risser De
leuhhnt nave e lei upun aud shall unar for SAFE at n
o auction az he door Of The Ccuu House corusr of Sen
tol and Ihumpln tlrgetf) Ia thn city of Cleveland IN
sold county OH the l0l daY of June lssQ nt 9oclok ~
VI Of ssid day the ioliowng described lauds and len
OF Gu shose ono snl known hy pirt % original ist
sGie lu No lue tanl poslloy smell sT on 1897 pogn-
attery from Short Alley, thence Southory Tnilsi win
he lne hhpid allie 10 Huron street. thence Easterv on
he huuherlY line tHuron Srfe futy-oight feet thence
NofthtIN purl with the line OF ShuT Alloytn Euohd
street. thence Westerly the line Fuc ld street fri
ghiesit TO the place Of beginning be the same more Or
Appraised at 5000
-. ID l.. Wi0HTAIAN Sheriff
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-17

Read what DR. Bushnell saws Of the Graefenbetg M
cines. pr is ply sciqn Of extensive prqctice, and
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-17
rouNrRY INYAIIns

Persons in any part Of the world may be successfully
treaed by forwarding correct detail of their case with
remittance for medicines &c.
address Or; AMOS 4 SON, corner Main and Quay-sts,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-17

BUFFALO MARKET-May lG
[BY TBLEGRAPH.l

BUFFALO MARKET-AIay lG
tBY TBLEGRAPH.l
F'our-Actyo before steamers news, on recep, OF
which market advanced 2H(lilc uu dosrab O hrauds with
mode at- demand saee OF 3OOI bbs ST b al for e1 r
Inus SI2QI7 50 for do Wisconsin; 81 5lIs range go
chocr extra Michigan, Indiana and Ohio; S. 2G o. for
double extra
Wheat-Narkot excited rnd red Ohio advanced cent ~
sales ut uul bus; sIi for Milwaukee club Sl74ul so
for red OHIO; 81 s7h,G2 90 fair to choice whitle Ky
ttru NOunal better, sales Uf1UUO bus early in day
at soc al at, now held at 9OagiG
bats-Flrmer with sales coo bus western udoat at
9sc. .
Whisky-TIald NJ g1.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-17

ss do do 80 80
These manuacturen Manufacturer quotations
for burning fluid eamphne &c for the former and dc
for the latter
BEANs-There is no inquiry for this article and with
large stock hand prices nomnay lower and quote
them 75elOO The war nows Just received will shen the
market
BUTTER-There been no change iu prices for thu week
past Choice W. continues sell at OF l5gi7c
though shippers unwilling pay the latter figure,
CHEEsE-we have change note. Fair is selling
mostly &c. though occasional small lots bring lOc
EGGSThe market continued improve during the week
till Friday whsn they stiH st lse slight decline is
noticeable the close and shippers paying only l2c TO-
day
FRUIT-There has been little movement in dried
apples and 901e per pound for good
qualities. Peaches without activity and without change
WeQuoo uupeelsd Oe and peeled se. Oranges selling
so for Palermo and lemons bring 81 % for sound
cd fruit
FISH-Lake fish In active demand and with Hight
csp and reduced stocks here and in other lake ports prices
have advanced and arm quotations with tendency
still upward We quote whehsh 50 5O and 800 and Detrot
River and sebaug do $40 rs for wholes halves
Trout Pckers and Herring 6Oc higher and sell The hrSt
AtB550 aud $3.50 Pckere at $3.50 and s. and Herring at
a6Oand 81 Old Bayhsh ia market a. quotations
We also advance Nos mackerel. The
former selling at 1880 for whoes and 81 80 for bayes aud
No atl7 50 and 900 The general advance provisions
had an influence 10 the market for hsh.
FLOUR-Continued TO advance steadily TN Friday, whom
turn In the New York market checked the excitement which
had previously prevailed aud the since ruled dun
and dropping with few small transactions Holders
have evnced disposition give way and buyers offering
Saturday decline Of 25c could aud no sellers The
next from Europe Is looked forward With much
isy Quotations. taken from latest sales Monday
superhnes s625a675 according quality Extras 40
75O for to choice; Double Extras 81 6OUB The
receipts for the week are lighter than for and the stock
diminished some 5000 brls.
RYE FLOUR-Is In good supply and selling $500 for
fair qualities, by the drsy load.
CORN MEALS selling for bone consumption at 81 62
6LAss-The following are the wholesale quotations Ten
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FEVER AND AGUE
TROM WHICH MANKIND SHE

IL FER OVER A LARGE PART or THE globe
& ne XIV o diseased eGlon OF me system IN
eKa tun eyu ed by the action Of solar heat on wet soil
AID ses i'm The atsry yapor from IT, While ne sun is
below the houzon his vupo ugers the oarh's sur
face, and the virus is taken with through the lungs
comes torpid aud fails TO sgcree not only this virus but also
he bile from the blood. Both The virus aud the bile
mulae in the circulation and produce violent constitution
al disorder The spleen the klueys, aud! stonuCh
sympathise with tile liver, and bee derangad also
Finally the instinct Hf OnT organism, II IN attempt to
eKpe the noHiOus Infusion concentrates the whole blood
the the Internal excretores force them 10 cns IL
out The blood leaves the surce and ushes the utter
nal organs with congesVe Violence THIS IS the Chill
But IN this effort It nils Then the FEVER follows, Ia
which the blood leaves the central aud rushes the
surface asst another effort TO cNpe the irritating poison
it fails, and the system abandOns the attempt exhausted
and waits for the recovery OF strength to repeat the hope
FEVER AND AaUg such constitutional disorder viii Of
conTse undermine the health ifit is NOT removed.
We havo lahOred 90 find, and have found an antidote
AYERS AGUE CURE,
Which neuases this malarous poison in the blood and
stimulates the liver e{pe from he hody As 1t should
Aud does more rather does what Of service a
those who are subject 10 this Infection Ifaken season
those who use t free from its attacks keeps the system In
health although exposed 10 the disease Consequ, nty
tons which induced by this malignant influence such
as Rsmilteut No er, Chill Fever Dumb Masked Ague.
scho, Earache, Catah Asthma. Palptaions Painful Al
iectons Of the stomach ard Row s all owhch when
intermittent type. This "AGUE CURE" the cause
OF these derungemenis and cures the disease.
pei the the syom and these organs by egFees
become habed TO do this lheI office Of their own accord
Ho Ce aTses whut we term accmutiOn Time may accom-
Plush the same end but often life not long enough or s
sacrificed n me attempt while this "AGuE CuRE" does
that this is suror well remedy for the whole
class Qf diseases which are caused y the namatc
ion than other witch has been discovered las
sun another sdyuntaget TO the public which s that 1t d
cheap as we'll Gs good
All m uV
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NEW TREATMENT,
Buffalo Medical DisDensaPV

Established for the cure Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Fever and Ague,
Asthma, Egcipient Consumption, Lljirm-
itieS Of Youth and old Age dc.
EP NO MERCURY USED. -GJ
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of the most successful Ia tho county tTrumbul In WIN
he re sides.
" This certides that have used the Graefenberg Pin
and Marshais Cahocon, sold here by j. n G. johnson
IN practice 10 my ontiie sutis action They g0ul
medicines DT. q W. BUSHNELL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-17

Female Irregularities weakness. uterine dspaCemens,
and all local uterine difficulties and constitutional troubles
oI women, are entirely cured by THE GHAEFENBERG
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON.
this connection Miss Beecher Of the Rev Hen
Ward Beocher In letters the people, page l29 says
II haso nine sisters On ssteTs-in- law, and fourteen e-
mao cousins all ied and all delicate and aiing -
Amid the immense eof my friends and arquain
cau Ot ecal married dies born In this century and
country who perfectly healthy " In cases however
where the Graeleuberg CathOCOn has been used
that heath has rapid taken the place OF sease and
ladies have become bust strong vigorous and healthy
Mrs CLEMSON, OF y ira, saws: "Beaufu indeed is the
COuhding trusting nature of woman but how much does
need 10 be protecte by watchulness that will lead her
Ia time uf disease 10 appeal TO medical adviser of scien-
iifC education worth and purity of character" An
these may be secured by addressing tue Graeenbeg Com
pany.
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s. foreign advices have been received and the
question of is definitely settled, The ehect
on the market has been the excitement
advance In -four which ruled the carly part Of last week
Provisions also uniformly buoyant" The precise effect
market has been developed but will doubt
be made apparent in the morning Our quotations for bread
may regarded safe figures with the ad
dition Of Il advancing market
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Bnil0ers e. ArGbitrGts.

BROOKS S. q, a. E. W., BUILD
ERs AS d9ngEfsstg5,s,Ts Of DooTs Blinds Sash
Particular aend paid 20 Fitting- Stores FACTORY or
Diysi0n-st hea Centre Block. Cleveland o. noIO-6sl