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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN


Female Irregularities weakness uterine displacement
9i women, are entirely cured ty TUE GRAEFENBERG
MARSHALLS uTt RlNE CATHOLICON
ms onleciion Miss Beecler ser u the Rev Hen
~ Ward Beerh"r in letters the people plse i29 says
have nine sisters On ssters-iu law and fourteen TO-
male cousins al )ied, aud al delicate aud ailing -
Aud tile imglCusn tQf N iends aud oQuaiutuuces
can ut cca Gu mpred tdlc6 born In This century and
luitry wha perfectly henty . Iu cases, however
where the Graeeuherg CatulicUu has been used we must
my that he1ih has rpiy taken the place OF disease, aud
aal's have becomer hus strong vigorous aud healthy.
Coufdug trusting nature Of woman but how much docs n
need 10 De prOlecte by eHiChuness thtt viii lead he
~ time ui disease to appeal TO medical adviser 0t scion
hc Uducalun murul worth and purity OF eharacter" An
these mny be secured by addesspG he Graeenhurg Com
pany.
II gives nrOut easurB certify 10 the invarote Gu
rulivd 10 un Of the GTlucnhCTg Marshas Utprmp ca
hn con all cases uf fcmtl disease and to The si and
Lgh moral ohpract Of the heOlha Department of The
GTae,tnheTg Company.
!. p. LAMBERT, NJ. D.,
Auburn -Four Corners, Penn.
ON Methodist clergyman NV hoart has fairly acbcd
to witness the feeble heah Of wUmou have tIave ed
my circuit preaching the Gospel thtuk God however,
that have u these diseases givo to the Grueeu-
LeTg Mashalls Uterine CatAuhCun whC % has bel
used. REV. PETER SHARP, Rdgeway, Mich
former Of Western S ark, Medina 90, q
w For sale by Druggists aud Medicine Dealers through
OUT The State
CB~ For medicines or agencies address
II b. KINGSLEY Cleveland,
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFse4,4z1
~ Lake Navigation, the PrOprietOrs "a HHl\IHM
uf this Line will put upon the route rom gttsl -
Buffalo iu Chicago seven hrst-c Ass A EAAAa.AAd-s
/ Scrru SianmeTa- ul grent STRENGTH dnd speed,
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TIE WU0I TENT L3VI NVIHITI'N NTVII
is obtained without tho Use ofwoishts.

The great dcsd Htum 10 he obtained in he COus' 'wCun
Of kuury Hur Uws, simplicity absence Of unnecessary
friction motion and claimed for lals tuprOvc-
thai these valuable requisites have been 81 cured ~ "a
greater degree of perfection than tusp presented by aug
other rotating IL lGar HEemenis, most wOuder-
ul simplicity, a. has uvury advantage found mall The
best rotating harTOwS combined lu ono
This harrow, hsyug three small circulars continually
vOviug, VIII puyerZe the soil more In going over tie
grlunl. Lhln a rmnmnn HuTTOw win tLr lImus over.
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Crool Notifrs.
SHERIEES SALR.-Pnr.nant Z

GuERlFFS SALE.-Pursuant 10 the
~ mmaud " two urers of sale issued from the Court
Common Pleas ol Cufuhuga County, nt the suit of
John Hoopsr "a a plon6 asuinst MARCUS Caulmau ot al
doiennnnl and ut the suit Robert N0uporo al pln0
vs. sniJ dets shall uor for sale at Public Auction al The
door of the Court House corucr Seneca aud thumpan
trocSl in the city land CuYahupa County.
NE 30 dy Of May, 1869 % 2oclocs p NJ of said ~.
The lHovtug described lands uud Urtmonts, 10 wit fitu
ate n the CITY of Cleveland. Ouyuhota Count, and state
Of ONO, aud bluntod foows Beginning ut he south
west cutnof OF lot uud -wued by Frederick Wncoin
on Lake street. thence running nor hery along said Wuge
lius west line 1872 4 ot aui 'Cuptd hy NJ. Barnett;
thence wosterY with saii Nnrnut Is line 90 feet thence
utterly purallui with snid Waglus line 20 Lake stu Of;
thence westerly along said Lac street TO the place Of be-
ginning, being The premises conveyed Marcus
Caufman aud Marcus Rggvuberg,r, Two Of The defoud-
ants, by W Fitch. " Marshal by order Of the Court,
Sept rs, 1885. Nol sb page 3i5 Appiatsol at $780,
ID. /. WtGHrMAN sheriff.
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OSAGE ORANGE SEEDS. - We
~ have Just received q supply ofnuw Seed which we
a9r2 j. STAIR s co.
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FROM MAsHINGrnN.

WARRINGTON, May II.
The President has recognized G. e. Keenhardt
aud Franz Aug. Hersch, the former as Consul at
Y, tho letter CouDsul at Boston, for the city Of
Hamburg.
The treasury receipts of last week wero 920, =
GOO dollars, amount subject to draft nearly 81,
600, 900.
Mr.. Greenwood, the recently appointed Com,
missioner Of Indian affairs has entered upon his
duties.
Private dispatches from Mexico telegraphed
from New Orleans represent the prospect Of the
Liberals for taking the Capital as worry encourg-
ing
Miamon's efforts to raise money in Europe aro
considered futile.
The taking of the city of Mexico by Constilu.
uonalisIs is thought only question Of time.
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hKN UUS DEBILITY,
SEMINAL EMISSIONS,
Mercury or nInenne.
And IMpEDnIENrs 40

And Will restore the Sufferer and the Impotont to state
OF PERFECT MANLY FIGOR. Il will Thoroughly Grad
icate the elects Of eti en-
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NEW YORK MARKET-May l3.
ley TELEGRAPH.l

Four-lIas advanced l5@5ocents, but closes heavy with
free sci les; sail OF 2l0OO bbs S6S@6S0 for superue
state sl59l 60 or extra sate S6loa6 20 for superGuo
Mes trh 81 25Gl15 Tor common TO good extra western;
81 sO&s for do round hoop Ohio closing heavy 9ad dn;
tauudHn hlur numiual S750S 25 for extras; Rye bur
firm at $45 Included IN the sales OfrOuud hoop Ohio
1000 hbls Inferior at S7,f0at the close
NhcatAdyunced 95c but is neAvy at tho close; sales
of 2jNOO hus Sl,2 tJr unsOuul Milwaukee rluh Ss00
ls5 gr wintorro western; S5dll 0for hte Michigan;
Sd60 20 for inferior mixed Illinois. and $4,lO5 or whit
kentucky.
Con-Steady; sales OF 600 bus G95 for mixed west
erui 9c for white Southon aud sscE0SlOO for yellow
Of all kinds.
Kye-t rm at O50l9Ic.
Barley--EiunoTi sales OF 3 900 bus Cal at So
QatS-Scay, 59@8lc for state aud 6l@62c for western
and Canadian
whiskyFmor aud less aetve sales of24O bbls at 500
30ho
PorbContiuues excited and with an active speculative
hemaud prints advanced 25G5c per bhl; sales Of II 600
hb SS@lsJO for new mess; SlI50 for thn mess St25a
400 or pre included IN the sales were 1000 bbs for
We moss May deliyeIyi hu ors at ontit Ot SIS 70
Ceef-ls active and mer sales OF 200 bh S656@1 for
cQuly prime; Ss6Od9 90 for do mess; 8nWl Or repa
Chicago; Sl4ail tuy uXtus.
Prime Mess BeHfFrn sales OF 1000 tierces at 2325c
Beef Hams-t irm AZ Sl5,6,(NiT.
BacOu-hirm
Cu sales Of 700 pkgs AT 7o for shoudets;
69llgGl for hams.
Lad-Fimi sales of 1870 lbs att NOlgAI
Buter-Qm'i; lf1l}0C iO; new OHIO anu state.
CHvtsg-- bic, dy at 00l0C.
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~ The victim of Liver Complaint will discover
IMPORTANT 10 FEMALEs
nr. Cheesnmnn,a PilIa.

no combination of ingredients in these Pills is tho re-
suit Of a long and extensive practice They are mild in
thor operation and ceitan in correcting all irregularities
Painful Mems ruations Hn all distractions, wheth-
from cold or otherwise, he dRO pain in tile slde pal
CITATION Of the heart whites nervous objections, hys-
cries utieue pain in the back and limbs, Sc disturbed
8 sep which arise from interruption of nature.
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
were the commencement OF new era In the treatment OF
hese irregularities and distractions which have consigned
so many housan The young, the beautiful and the be-
owed to PREMATURE GRAVE. No female can enjoy good
heath unless she regular and whenever obstruction
takes place the general health begins TO decline.
Dir CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most efrctual remedy known for all com
plants peculiar 10 Females To all oass0s they inva-
uabe inducing NTH certainty periodical regulary They
arc known to thousands who have used them at different
periods throughout the country, having the sanction Of
the most eminent pbysicions ~ America.
Erpct directions stating ivle and whH they should not
be used with each Box-te Price One Dollar each boz
{ aiming 40 Piis
valuable pamphlet to be had free Of the Agents Pills
sent by mail promptly by enclosing price TO the General
Agent. Sold by druggists generally,
r. UUTCHINGs, General Agent,
M 1855 Chambers ST., New York.
Sold iu Cleveland by WM. FisKE aud GAYLORD &
HAMMOND 1ptd&w6mzal
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FROM NEV yORII

New York, May ID.
The rumored arrangements between MIR. Wander.
more decided shape and it is generally credited. IL
is said Mr. v sells the Northern Light, Vanderbilt,
North Star, Ariel, Daniel Webster Ocea. Queen,
Uncle Sam and Cortez for So 600 ,OOO, TO which
the Pacific Mail Company contributes 5000, ,0OO,-
new company Is to be formed for working the
Atlantic end Of the route with capital Of 81 900,
600. Of this amount Mr.. V. takes 100000 stooks
and 100000 bonds. The service il to be per
formed weekly between this city aud San Fran
cisco.
The ship VIM, Tapscott arrived at this port yes
ter0ay with 726 Mormon emigrant passengers.
The Quarantine Commissioners have purchased
the old steamer Falcon, and are fitting her up ~
floating hospital for yellow fever patients and
other infectious diseases She will be got ready
with all possible dispatch and anchored in the low.
or bay.
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BAPTIST ANNIVERsARYNN.Y

AEN 4 Ohht may L.
At the 22d Anniversary meeting Yesterday of
the American and Foreign Bible Society the Trea-
surcr reported the receipts Of the ear nearly SAL
600 and the expenditures S32, 900 The Nomiua-
ting Committee reported Rev Bartholomew Y.
Welsh of This city, for President aud the old list
Of Vice Presidents with the exception of J. II.
Robinson, of Cal, in place Of -- aud A. Nc
Cloy in place Of Isaac Newton deceased.
The result OF the consolidation convention was
announced, aud the resolutions adopted by that
body read. discussion ensued.
The annual report showed the Society to be in
fourisbing condition.
A resolution was adopted in the afternoon ac-
quiescing in the consolidation of the societies, il
legally practicable
DR.. Dowing in the evening, delivered an elo-
quent sermon before the Society.
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DEATH OF PROF OLMsTED.

Prot Denniston II. Olmsted, l.. l.. d., expired
at his residence in this city at O'Clock this morn.
ing, aged GO.
He graduated at Yale College in 1919, was elect.
ed Professor in Chemistry in North Carolina in
1915, and served 10 years When there he made
Geological Survey Of that State, the first State
survey made IN the country, and iu 1925 he was
elected Prof Of Mathematics aud Natural Pbtos
ophy IN Yale College, which place he held at the
time of his death
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TYLRR AGAIN
WAsHINoroN. Nav u.

WASHINGTON, May IL
The Governor General of Canada, through the
British Minister here, has made demand upon
this government for the surrender of Deputy Mar.
shal Tyler, who shot the Captain of the American
brig Concord, OF Cleveland, while lying in Port
Sarna, in Canada.
Tyler, short time since, was tried in Michigan
and convicted OF mansaughter They now de.
maud his surrender under the Ashburton Extradi.
tlcn treaty.
There are questions of law involved in this case
which require IL to be had before the Attorney
General, who has the case now under considera-
| tion
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FROM BOsTON

BOSTON, May l2
Gov Banks has selected the following gentle =
men to compose the Judges Of the new Superior
Court, as established by the last legislature the
nominations to be confirmed by tho Executive
Council:
For Chief Justice Ohas Allen, Of Woocestor,
Judge Julius Rockwell, of PittsReldi Otis P. Ford,
Of Salem; Marcus Morton, Jr., Of Andover; Ezra
Williamson, Of Dedham; John Andrews, Of Bos.
toni sames D. Colt, OF Pitsfeld; Ttos. Russell, of
Hoetnu
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Dr. J. Hostetter,s eeIebraLed st0mach Bitters

Of the greatest strengthening preparations eHtan'.
It is especially adopted those who are afflicted with the
Fever and Aguo or other disease arising from dsr
dersj condition ofthe digestive organs For the Fever
and Ague there is perhaps no medicine in the world equal
10 it, enters p1tihes and epenhes the blood which
mpJrtun to bring about healthy oction IN diseases
ofths nature The Btefs among the most popu-
lar aud the time uablo specifies to the medi-
cal world In recommending 1t 10 the pubic, We are uy
conscious Of joing them great service knowing us wooo
their many excellent qualities and sure and speedy ac
in ali cases whore the disuso caused by the eguaHy
Of digestive organs trial will suffice for he most
skeptical.
For sne bv ruggss and dealos generally eyerywhere
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no Young Men.

A LII WHO ARE SUFFERING
~ ~ from the effects of YOUTHFUL EXCESS, SFLF-
ABUSE, rthe debility arising from SEXUAL DISEASE
gan e SURELY aud PERMANENTLY REsToREn
10 PERFECT HEALTH, STRENGTH AND VIGOR
by he NN'''A''
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THE ARKITEs--This picture now on exhibition
at HAwEs should not fail to be seen 10y all
Cevolanders. 1t is a remarkable fine painting,
both in respect to delicacy of eoloring and the
most faithful portraitures it gives of our Clevo.
land boys, James Tracy, Wm. Case, Ben STANDARD,
DR., Sterling, Leonard Case, Jr,, Dr. Maynard,
Edward Scovile, D. W. Cross, Maj, Bliss Geo.
Stanley, John Coon, Winslow and VIM. G. Abbey.
Call in and look at tho painting.
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
ANNIyERsARY MEETING.

NEw York, May 10.
The Anniversary meeting of the American
Board Of Foreign Missions was held at the Acade
my Of Music, to day, Hon, VIM, Jesup, OF Pa,
presided. Addresses were made by Rev. @. G,
Baldwin, Of the China Mission, Rev. H. NJ, Scud-
der, Chas, A. Dana, and others.
The SecretaTy's report shows the receipts for
months to April 3Oth, TO be S206 600, leaving Sl40,
600 to be raised during the remaining three months
to meet unavoidable expenditures.
The American Baptist Home Missionary Society
commenced liz anniversary session ut Calvary
Church John b. Crozier Of Pennsylvania presd-
ing. The Treasu. er's Report shows the receipts
for the year $45,257. Expenditures about the
same.
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YESTERDAYAFrERNoows REPORT
LARGE FIRE.


CINCINNATI, May l9.
A special despatch TO the Gazette from Ma
rita, o says that a Ere broke out in Brennan's
warehouse yesterday afternoon, destroying 20
buildings in the business part Of he city The
principal sufferers are Nye & Huntington, loss
$4,000, insured $1,000 Bosworth, Wells q Co,
loss Sl2 900, insured for $4,000; s. r. Murner loss
$4,000, insured for 8250O. The dtua Insurance
Co, Hartford, has about Sl5 OO0 Of the insurance.
the Hartford Company, $1,000, aud the CITY Go. /,
Eartford $780,
large portion Of goods were saved, but in a
damaged condition. Several persons were injured
by the falling buildings
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DRowNED.--A German, name unknown, fell of
the propeller Mili0dukee, near the foot Of Madison
street on Saturday. He was a stranger, rather
short, with moustache, and had been employed
during the unloading of the propeller lie came
on board in the evening intoxicated, and while
sisting in carrying line, stumbled and fell over
board. His body has not yet been recovered
TlOLcdO BLadc
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WIN. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!
le onLu larmIess aad reIiaLIe Dve ~

The Ougua aud best In the wordl
An others are mere limitations and should be avoided n
you wish 10 escape TdiUule.
GRAY, RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful aud Brown or Black, without the least
injury TO Hair or skin,
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
ward0d to VIM A. Batoheor since 1879 and 90 900
applications have been made the Hair Of his patrons
his famous Dyes.
WM A. BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE produces a color
not be distinguished from nature, WARRANTED
not nure the least huwaver long may be continued
and the IN effects Of Bad Dyes remedied; tho Hair nvgor-
ated for life by this Splendid Dye.
Made sold or applied lin private roOmsl at the Wig
Factory, No 23 broadway, N. Y
Sold an cities and owas O the United States BY Drug
Eists and Fancy Goods Dealess.
Ug' The genuine has the aud address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides Of each Box, Of
VIM, A. BACHELOR
iap1T 20 233 Uroadyay. N
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PROM GEnRGIA.

AUGUSTA, Ga, May IL.
DR.. TOmlinson Foot, of Milledgeville, died to-
day. He was u former member of Congress and
distinguished medical practitioner, aud was widely
known and esteemed.
VIM. Lucky, citizen of Green county, was killed
by one of his negroes TO -dny
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BUFFALO MARKET-Muy Il

Fourmarket 10 cents better but los BcliyC sales 200
hhs 81 b0GG 75 extra Illinois SO 76O7 25 do Wisconsin
S3h07 62b; extra Miuh Ind. and Ohio 81 75as %
ble B,tras
Grain Wheat in moderate deu and; mark ct better sales
$40 hq,h M ot' 81 10 reectod Chclg1 Spring 81 "a
extra Milwaukee Club; 81 10 Choice RedtOmn 81 s0g2 90
nT to choice White KY; s7h choice Whit1 Canadian,
Corfu demand aud mlrkct frm; sales 1900 bushels
slight damaged at 9lc nee on board,
Oats-Sttady at 54cG59c State, Western and Canadian
Barley-Dull
Rvo-Selhng IN retail at 81 90.
Whlskcy-Better; sales lO0 hbls 29kC.
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Police CoURT,-BEFoBE JUDGE LAWRENCE,
May l3th--Chares Morrison and Mary bis wife
were nrraigned for disturbance. The evidence
showed that the Disturbance was 3 family jar
which had disturbed The ncghbors, blooded the
face of Charles, tole The clothes and hair of Mary
and set them by the ears generally Each blamed
the other, and the two sat upon opposite sides Of
the Court room during trial This is the only evi
deuce shown that they were man and wife,
Charles was fined So aud costs and sent TO prison
five days, while Mary was let Off with the COSTS
which she didn't pay.
Austin Myers got into the mire of disorderly
conduct for which he was fined 50 and costs.
Ann HeaIey got drunk and otherwise behaved
hersel, unseemly The fine Of S5 would, she said,
only make her worse, a strong expletive preceding
the word woIse
james Mullen was arrested for stealing and car
rying off in his pockets, or otherwise, $50 pounds
of Railroad Iron, valued at two cents per pound
This heavy transaction resulted in the fne Of $40
and 20 days Imprisonment,
Thomas Stacey was sent to the State Reform
Farm, having been arrested for vagrancy He was
confined in the Watch house day before yesterday
but escaped through some of the "ohinks."--
Thomas Tool, who had been used as such by
Stacey, but who was a vagrant, was sent to the
Farm with Stacey.
Ann Sample was hardly sample of lady
She was arrested for violating the Sunday Liquor
Law She will be tried on Monday.
Several other cases continued.
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Office lO7 Sartwelrs Block superior Street Corner Sem
eoa ~. Residence No. Ill Pittsburgh ST. Cleveland, o.
To ChrONtC AlaUGI6JS.
nR. BANNING, Qate of New YorkO
~ gives notice that he has located at
No. 144 Euciid street.
And That having now perfected his svSem Of ACES
SriSAt S[HE LExEHS ipTkS pk2PS S % %hhAGE TRgssEs,
AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
He is prepared 10 treat Casually without ba l
lowing aud analogous affections, viz
BRONCHITIS; with irritable throut, aud weakness and
hoaEenc s. ol voice in speaking and singing
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST, with eoueh bieednp nj
PnsS pnh shotness OF breath and palptaton Of the
DERANGEMENr OF THE STOMACH; with induces
tion, uCdity, Of collapse fniuness auii rainy
pains m the sides and all gone feelinr which are nq
gfHvnled ON ert citing the body
WEAKNESS AND FALLING or THE BOWELS,
WIN constipation chronic diarrhUa, pr0lapsus uni and
HUkINARY WEAKNESSES, with irritable bladder and
lne1nllnent and palulul urnatiuns
aEMlNAL WEAKNESSES; which II not arrested 30
BenSsijHIy BSi = eng % ,3 insanity 9nd physical tuin.
TIES Ut The hipS and shoulders ungucefu gut and main
nnu weakness OF the back which, arrested tend 10
lhelf increase and TO CONSUMPTION.
HERNIA; rudculcure effected ION new prinniple1 nv
means OF ms new combination hrnCe Truss '' -
,,,JlE ERA CEMENT OF THE LOWER EXTREAII-
TIES with oodness nunbness heayiues and swelling On
standing, -e' ~
The dropping Of young ladies' with peaked shoulders Ape
large and sharp shoulder blades and atne of he chest
removed - ''
SKRT SUPPORTERS Tho attention Of ladies' is called 10
ekrt supporter by which of the nho affections may
oe prevented and relieved the and bearing of the
he stomach lnvalids out OF the city should inquire by
letter when Dr. u, be seen.
The medical profession invited Go examine his suTgi
A Lady in attendance upon Ladies'. deelO
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SABBATH School CoNvENrIoN We under
stand it is proposed to hold a Sabbath School
Mass Meeting at the I'd Presbyterian Church to-
morrow (Sabbath) evening to hear reports from
tho delegates of the State Convention held in
Cincinnati on Wednesday aud Thursday last The
meeting will doubtless be extremely interest
inc NY
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~ The dear, bright ana brilliant life restoring,
health invigorating, fever destroying joy iuspir-
ing, blues dspelling soul expanding, and joy in
viting weather Of the past few days. has apparently
retired behind concentrated vapor, and the atmos-
phere is impregnated with the precursors Of COM
ing storm i'm short, it is cloudy and promises
rain.
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COMMERCIAL,
CloveIana Produce Markets.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
Friday, May is 1859.
FLoURThs murk has been less active to-day a The ad
vance Of yesterday eernoon The transactions reported oo
up only $50 brs Improvement Of 25cG9c The prices
Of yesterday morning Sales 80 brs good extra At g.
lSo DO ass 90 DO choice $780, 80 DO DO at same 30
do choice white wheat DO at s7.02 =,
WIEAr-Ha' advanced 7aiOc the slnais reported
yesterday, and has sold At 81 e7@ei7O oovs car on
on track at st6 car do atti7O track do At same
and car private terms.
CoRN-One carload on track sold n sc.
OATS-salo Of $50 bus, old from store At $50.
PoRK-i0 brs. No. 2ness sold At sl6.
FALT-fs steady a. 81 80 for ans
PoTAToEs-Contane IN good demand At CSC for common
Sales to-day At that figure
sEEDS-smhl sales timothy and olovor reported at
s75@s2 for tho former and s. fortne latter The demand
limited to small lots fof seed
DRIED APPLES -sales for consumption at9695so
CHEEsE-Fsr new sells readily at &c.
BUTTER-rhe market ranges At l5c@i7c for choice W r.
EGGs-Are better and arm at l3c
We copy fron the n " Commercial Lot the following com
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uVoV
will 7, move dlsagreeablu and distressing effects of
Wind F4tulepce the moment te stomach receives
the iuvgOr lug effects the dist essng load and all painful
innt hn we'd. d hY VIM Eisl @. lrVn nnd