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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
CITY FINANCES.

The Controller last night presented TO the Com
mon Council his annual report, exhibiting the
receipts and expenditures OF the Corporation on
CITY, County, aud St,te accounts, for the year
ending December 81, lc55. The year began with
SI3d5.776 81 IN hand 10 the credit of the Corpo-
ration. ard Sl,67o7il 80 TO the credit of the
sinking Fund Commissioners. There Was IT.
ceiyed from all sources, on City account, including
money raised on Revenue Bonds, 81, 10 i73 10,
and on account OF the two Sinking Funds
81 sol 122 "a. making the total sm9untr aised by
tax aud borrowed during the year 1853
SIS. ga, l95 81; add 10 this The balance in hand
AID the total income was 81 990,7l3 ~. the
disbursements for tie same period we're on City
accounts. including Special and Trust Funds
So. 40. ,563 20; on account of the Commission
ers o. the Sinking Fuads, S2,3l2, 20 u, leaving
bsaDce in hand, at the end Of the year ISIS, OF
Sils0, 2.9 A..
The sources of revenue viii be found ia detail
in the report, on another page. The amount OF
appropriations made prior to l-5o, remaining I'M
expended, cannot be stated, inssmuch as Il custom
has prevailed for the past 10 years-.lthOnt war
rant of law, TIE Controller tbinks-Of transferring
such appropriations 10 tue cred. Of profit aud
Loss Account" 4 general review Of this ac-
count however, since l-!0, shows debit balance
of Sl,I593Ol Of. The unexpended balance Of
appropriations at the expiration Of TIE year lo5S
amounted 10 S9-- sos S., exclusive Of S15 600 for
TIE rebuilding Of the County jail. For the 70
deDPton of the City DEBT, al the close Of the year
there was Sinking Fund Capta Of S2,09- OF -,
and surplus accumulated by the Sinking Fund
for tue payment Of interest on the City Debt,
of S2,579,j4 II. By an act Of the last Legs
lature, this latter sum was transferred az Of
the l.. of January, l-59, 10 the Sinking Fund
for the redemption OF this debt, increasing
the capital of the lstter at that date 10
S5.2.7 $50 81. Tie entire Indebtedness. of tho
Corporation, exclusive of floating debt, is SD go
29c. While the fiscal year begins on the LIST Of
January, under existing laws no moneys are re-
c,iyet fer tie annual taxes before September or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

Tie Mayor last night nominate TO the Board OF
Aldermen Mr. Alfred Craven as Engineer OF the
Croton Board This is an excellent nomination,
snd we trust will be promptly confirmed. Though
a Democrat in politics, We believe that in long
course Of public service, in The Office Tor when Dr.
10 now renominated, Nr. Craven has never been
accused of using bis position for party ends; while
bi. eminent professional qualifications and great
experience render bin filter man Tor the post
than suy other whom we could hope t. hnd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
Later from Mexico.

CHARLESTON, Thursday, July 81, 1889.
a dispatch from New Orleans says, the State of
T,msupas desires an American force Of 3 900 men, 10
ali them in the prosecution Of the war. Some Amer
cans had already arrived st Tan pco to aid the Lib
eral.. Gen Dtgoledo had arrived at Tampico.
GAIA was at Vera Cruz. Il !. asserted positively
that Mr.. McI.ane Jas made 10 defote treaty with
JuareZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED Bs
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
From Washington.

Special Dispatch to The ~ Y Tribune.
WASHINGTON. 1hursdsy July 81, 1883.
Information has been received here that una
iority of the State and City Democratic Commit
tees ia New.York are for Douglas, and will show
their hauds at the proper time. Under the insprs-
ton of sders Ike Dean Richmond the Admins
tration hss been regularly banbcozled.
McLane's dispatches, received BY the Tennessee,
give 10 encouragement to solution of the Mexcsn
problem He is pretty well Disguised, and inclined
to retire. Lendo will get no comfort here bu,
doubtful promises, which will not support JGarez
feed troops, or furnish levies
ellis, one Of the Pennsylvania Lecompt0nltes
slaue htered last Fall, has just got his reward by
Indian appointment.
There will be six or more competitors for
Goodies vacancy in the Virginia Congressional dele
CATION. Pryor's chances are regarded as the best
50 far, and are strengthened by competition.
Sickess letter has produced intense disgust here,
where the facts are known. Some extraordinary
developments 10 this case are yet to be made
Judge Bowlin will probably succeed Lamar with
a United mission to Central America, instead If
Nicaragua He is here now, but the matter will
not be determined till the Presidents return.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
The state Demo- cratic Convention

baltimore, Thursday, July q. 1852
The State Democratic Convention yesterday at
Frederick nominated Abraham jarrett for Controller
l. ao adopted resolutions ildorsog the policy of the
Administration with regard the rights Of na:urazed
citizeLs ia foreign countries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

POUNDS oF Pork IN GROSS WEIGHT OF Hoes
The following table is based upon the kentucky rule,
that is for go pounds gross net, deduct 70 pounds;
for the second 100 pounds subtract ~ pounds, and
for the third leo pounds deduct 6. pounds All over
800 pounds is calculated as net:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
The Balloon Atlantic.

WArtRrowN, y. L., Thursday, July u, 1873.
Mr.. La Mountain is here recors'ruciingthe Atlantic
for an ascension fIom this place August II. Parties
hands ary smount MOI exceeding so go for the mme-
date construction of new balloon for the transatlantic
voyage this season.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
POSTAGE STAMPS (three and ten ceuts) for SALE
II this cHoe,

NUNBrR OBJ SrEDS ~ BUSHrL.-A Scotch paper
gives the following table said TO be based upon actual
trials of the number of various kinds of seeds in
bushel. Ii also adds the weight, by which We can
iudee how the bushel measures compare with ours:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
Two Persons drowned i'm Concord
River.

BosroS, Thursday, July 81, 1859.
William and Clinton Hurd, father and son, while
fshirg in Concord River, yesterday afternoon were
drowIed. They belonged in Wayland.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
The Death of Rufus ChOate.

BOSTON, Ihursdsy, July q, ISjy.
On II arrival of the steamer Eastern City here TO-
day with the remains OF Rufus Choete OIL board,
minute guns were fred, and the bells toIed, and the
fsgs displayed st halfmast.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
Seizure Of "A Supposed SLAYER.

NIWBkDFORD, Ihur,day, July y, IhH.
The ship Atlantic, Capt. sylvia, which cleared al
this port Yesterday tor the Indian Ocean, seized
today by the United States Government, on suspicion
Of going on voyage for saves to the coast Of Africa.
A steantug is sopsslde to tow her back to port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

EueION, Inursday, July II, IsJJ
The ship Sarah Minor owned in this city by
Wm. +. We'd s Co, aud vas injured in State street
for so coo. She was ,0aj tuns burden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
aep91urk Dailp Gribn'1e
FRIDAY, JULY ~, lo59.
40 nopp.spoSDCNTs

81 .,. ~ h. .s,p a Dou ytnoas Communications Wa
.yer rteuded for insrop must oe oY ~
ua,nd .dor.ss of D-oesssiy for ouShchr
tion but as gaarsnty for bis good hto
a.. ,.,po, undertake 70 rejected ConnunicsronA
su,ns.. e... Tor The TRBUss Oce should IL A. cas-s D.
addressed 20 Horace GsErLEy L Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

Cg,ytrsG GER New Pos, Office Building 10 a. Agent io'
The ssle Of THE TRIBUNE IN H.RryoRD. Conn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

From 1854 to 1855 this city paid into the State
School Fund, S170l, $50 s.. and received $500
9t3 "a, thus contributing Sl.050 9S3 % to ueet
the school expenses Of other counties Toe Con-
troler thinks that each county oughI to support It's
s9n schools
The cost of the Central Park il set down at
-, Acc, Is - of which the adjoining property
pays ~ Gjs3 95, the remainder is t. b. raised by
the issue of Central Park Stock redeemsble in 30
years, of which only $4,000 had beca issued up
to the close OF the fiscal year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

October following. consequently the means tor pay
irg tie Stat. faxes. which become due on the Ia.
Of March and for csrryi,g IN the government are
a. great extent borrowed every ye,r upon 6e'e-
rue Bonds: and the interest scctung thereon con
s,i,ut4. an important item in the snnusl Tax Ls'y
This perricous system of anticipating the revenues
of the ye,r would, ia the opinion of the C"n'c"ner'
be obyist.d were measures taken t. procure q
charge in toe Law, requiring that the valuations oil
property shall be- completed and submitted Ia Tue
Board of Supervisors a. early As the lst OF teord-
aIy in each yesr, instead of July as DO" ordered
ard that the tax books be- duly prepared sud dehV-
cred to the Receiver on or before the lst of APrt
thereafter.
The amount If taxes uncredited and apparently
due To the City. at the opening OF the year lo59,
wss S3964- so OF these Sl.7ii,650 are per-
sonal faxes of which, il is esrmsted that no. more
than $500. eco will ever be- realized.
The taxes which, in 1853, We're 1909 $50 %,
increased to 8 Cpl 09 81 III ISIS, or oFer 20 per
cent IN SIX years yet the increased value ottixahe
property in that period was only y Percert. Tois
onerous taxation is not, il is clsmed, due to the
Common Council, asa large portion of this great
increase is composed Of items over which neither
of the local legislative bodies, nor the Department.
of Finance. have any effective control in fixing the
sums to be expended.
The Controller cites few cases in point, as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
To Tie Associated Press.

WAsHisGroS, THURSDAY, July 81 1883.
The President has rendered tho Central American
Mission to the Hon. ID. ~ Barnger OF North Caro-
liua formerly member of Congress, aud subsequently,
Minister to Spain. Il Is thought be will decline 1t.
The Lews of European peace prospects Produced
much qualification in the Government ofc and dpo-
mstic circles.
The Commissioner Of Patents designs leaving Wash
ing next week To be absent rearly two months.
Important dispatches from Mniser McLane were
received to-day by special messenger.
The soop of-war Savannah Is again to be sent 70 the
Cuff of Mexico.
The Navy Department has received dates as late as
the 18th Of May from vessels Ga the Brazil station.
All of them were in the River La Plata, off Buenos
Ayree and in view If the unsettled condition Of at
fairs it was deemed adv sable to keep them there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
The SUMNER Moon WAS SHININ

THE SUMNER Moon WAS SHINING
All in the purple sky,
Mywiie sno We tossed about,
And could not close an eye.
cursed and re, she sc0ided me
All thIough the weary night,
But twas enough 10 ves SAINT
The bed bugs savage hite.
You usy be- sure 1 certain went
Next t. LyON's store,
Ard home in joyful triumph
Thr MAGNETIC POWDER bore.
Which quickly slaughtered every bug,
Musketo, roach AID fly.
Lyoss POWDER is harmless to mankind, but vi" XII al house
Insects garden wuIm-, plant bugs &C LYONS MAGNETIC
PILLS death 10 rats snd nice SOLD evey~
ssmne Flasks cent?; regular sizes 50 cents and III
RAJ 4 PANK Nos 10 aud - PaTkrOw, N. u
Reuar of "a and ImpO toIs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

HOMES FOR ALL.-1he AMERICAN EMiGkAN 1
Ar, IN Uo,,sry AID COMPANY incorporated by the State Of
New York Once No. iso Broadway, New York. VIII sci o.
,.Snsbe pts aud on terms in quantities as desired
unes,,sd Fsrn. Wild Lands well tmb-ed. and containing
hsipers- Camel Coal Sc Pennsy aus Trniessee Virginia
Missouri. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

CURTIs's CURE FOR BALDNEsS.-Ihis remedy
"a contains OIL lead sulphur IL has been tested IN
Ro,,r Providence and the Eastern States NJ CURTIS FRO
,siesor Providence H. l. Sold by Guion ~ Bowery; j.
T. Coddngton ms Broadway; w H. Lewis 81 GfeehSich'
:, ioI Lone, 722 Houston st New York Mrs hays O. r.
Milne and Re- ynods Co., Brooklyn. p Secw Jersey CITY
~ IT 49,, N.wsrk BARNES & PARK
No I3 sud is Pax row. General agents, and sl Druggists
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

THE WILCOX Il GIBBS SEWING MACHINE
Aas aeen established ia reputation As the bst Family Mschne
s.t.nt The simplicity and beauty Of s mechanism II
rs,ed by the fact while It is nosess IN It's oPeatoh
oou petent make at as, io" stitches minute WIN uher
sco.rsoy Price e Manufactured and ,od. wholesale AID
retail BY 49, |A'ihs " y. $500. uo..,
yytncipal Once No us Chestnutst-, fhilsde pha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22
Business Notices.

LANES don't 60 in the country until ycu get
-, =, 0,,Iyt Doors aud sHoEs. IsDI. kusBfEs, &c ih
"a Children You viii find good ariici-. a. uDdeia'e
you., MILLER 4 Co.'S. No S1 Csnst't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

CAL CuRE Truss Also, SILK ELASTIC sTookINGs Tor Vaicoe
.ns srppoKryps and SHOULDER BRACES. instruments for
made 10 order No Vcsey-st Asor House. N Y.
Iaai.. prysta rooms nd female ATTENDANTS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-22

DAKE1 = ININUTHf4NVUo
Is the Best auo Cheapest Article FOR Dressing,
Beautifyius, Cleaning, Curling,
Preserving and Restoring the Hair.
.;,. ,,vu Nor sale by buggist. aud Perfumers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-21

Tloursales of at s. ot9s505 for super state;
S5l2u for extra Slate 81 95 @ 10 for western;
S5lOG53O for commonto mrd extra western, S5b095 10
nr inferior good shipping brands extra Tnurd tuup o.
Market dull, aud prices without any material change
Caaad,n FnurSass 200 bhls at S. slaG CO. comuon I,
choice extra. Market qutt aud unchanged
kiuur-lu lair request at 81 lJBMI,tl.
Wbeat-null and unchanged Sales u O1 bu red suvtU
ern at 2O(Dl,10 Last evening 1000 bu Racine ub
taken export SLID deliver cd alJugs eul vessel shc
~ considered an outside prize
Ryr-yuet and eady at % d.gqr
Barloy-Qui1t aud nominal ut 75d:Gc
Ion,-pu ard heavy. sales gO9s bus ~ 02C1ric new
oa,s-Qa at 4s97e for Stale, western urd Cana.
Ctln
whisky Firmer. Sales 100 HI at PIKE.
purk-A shade hrm0r Sales g10 hhls at 81 for
SI pu SIS Dl600 for pliIue mess incluing 5OC
Lbls prime at Sli5i fr Jan at sellers uptiuu
Betf-Guie an uucHugod. Sales NOl ibis at Si0li fl
for couutfy prime; IS O0GS5 A Orcontry $5uO x
old and ropackod mes; aud Sl0a0lJ Jl@O Ter eNrs
mess
Dressed H0gs--UNiA.
oet hams-Unchnfged an quiet at l0Dllc for western
Prime mess be0l quiet al Sl7AS 8
Gu meats qunt and unchanged Sales % packages at
e94(n7c for shoulders; 90 1lCc iOr hams
BacnnQu'et and unchanged SaUs 1000 green hams al
from tie block.
Buttsr-MJdeTate demand tt lODisc for Ono; l6,l2c
Tor sac.
Cheese-steady, at 09uHo,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-21

T0nII lance I0T m1lIrln0H Nr,
kRflalQ N. VI. lan0lk kWly1b5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-21

T 7 T77fl 7 II ' T'T7TI77Ii ~ - 17'T0' ?
FLOUR-Light sales at the range Of our quota
tions.
WHEAT-Continues scarce and firm. Sale 1900
bus red from store at 81 %.
CORN-Sale of n carload at 57kc.
OATS-Sae one carload at 4ic.
BEANS-Sale small lots Of fair quality at soc.
HOGS-Are quiet al 81, ,.Sa5 - for light to modi-
um and from $3.50 to 5,I5 for medium to heavy.
BUTTER-Active, with sales of 5000 lbs choice
w, r. roll at l6Nc and 4 kegs do. at lG'lc
NUTS-Salo leo bus. hickory nuts at 55c.
EGGS-Quiet at l74alsc.
APPLES-Green apples are dull at s2a2,c5 per
bushel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-21

Dr. AMOS X SONtuke pleasure in announcing that they
have Invented most important instrument for the cure OF
tho above diseases IL has heou subjected 10 test ny hn
most eminent physicians In London, Paris Philadelphia
and New York has heOn declared the only useful nsfu
menl ever inyened Tor INC OF seminal Weak neEs
any disease caused by tho secret habits Of youth Price
$40 hAmail OT express.
N. A,-Dr AMOS SON, In ordar TO satisfy the most
skeplcal merits Of this Instrument plt dge tho
Foyos that iu any mstnce where may prove usntisac
tory after fair tl the money viii be refunded by
turning the instrument Ia good order.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-21

Or AMOS SON have devoted thaif attention exelu.
Evey this peculiar class Of mala aud the reei hey
have been ePabe q render Their follow
0soopl palnAts and others daily arriving from a
parts Of tle county r the express purpose n uf consul
aons while ihee NeTuns haye been crG Ell by the
signal adya.lafes yu rom what they hse efporonced
qurins into tho 0f these Infectious complaints
(om their most simple condition to that Of the most dan
gerlus and igeeat6 they have always entertained N
pussbi ily OF their prevention aud removal aud likewise
Invariably louaa that u. mos hgTihe and nshant forms
Of disease could almost Invariably 10 traced the
following causes ignoranco, neglect orihe bod u so
uusku aud Improper treatment; Therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded IN dsCoycrning thes election
heir remedies safe etecgsl aud cautious course omit
ting all comhlnaOn OF reWedcs wh ch hear equvocn
character Well hose whose inud
application might be productive n had seQueiCts the
.ads OF ~ irato individuals In short the lnudhble end
r'irumedles H. the lessenmg Of great OF human
BY The aleyiation, lolic and Of those
-rievous c tons thRtnre ia reality the foes Of e
sad which, VIII theY extensively Surround as call aloud
uT our ski and tniorfeTenoe IN their determination.
COUNTRY iNVALiDS.
fefsP9s ~ AM laH u the world NAV be successfully
ueated ~ iprwardipg correct detail OF thoh with
remittance for medicines &c
AddTess DI; AMOS a SON corner Maia and QusE-sts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-21

YOUNG MEN TAKE P1RrIcuL Ar NOTICE.

An u srunen for the u Nocturnal EMissiors more
properly known ns Seminal Weakness, 6c Can be- pornu
neny cured IN IRON 6een day months hy the
u this instrument when used cOniOnty with med
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-21

MAKING CONNECTIONS
A. Cleveland with eveland and Toledo, CLEVELAND 60
lunhus CtncnnR Cleveland and EIe, and Glove aud
and Pittshurei RuirG ds
~ Sulor with hacks TO th1grin Falls &c.
At Aiautua wiki hacks for H6yeuna, GU
A. BTuCovtlle with hacks to NtWtut Fat &c.
Al Wuneu with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield bisadvlle
Bloomfield Canded. nc.
At Nonng sioWn, with stages for Now Castle Poland
Lowell, and Enon VALLEY, and thence Dy a. h. W. e. X
4. To Pittsburgh.
CHAs. L RHODES, supr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-21
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET--Dec. 20.

Money active and firm 5 &C for call and 7Cls for short
paper crlng exchange selling to fair extent at 1910
CHI RI 62sS; T ls7i. Gal s. Chi 81; c c ECg Il
III bsA PanuIn 1854; VI gid II; NJ ask Hudsun4i
N 11z.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-21
Mrs. HELEN NJ. WRIGHT, Matron
Dlr LEVI BUTrLifS, Basin, s. Assistant.
:. N. SANFORD, An, Principal,


Parents arc assured that while boarding plps contribute
mucu than Day pupils to he support the psrmHHeucy
and success of the enabed by SYSTEM
arrangement Of their me Their study Their ecrt1-
terrupt home society to do vastly mJe AID bet
fol Them than for day pupils ad III d to them
adyant ges that cannot b. secured IN any day school .
therefore, hoped that all wU come ttOm bbruudw VIII
boarding pupils, and that cillzcns OF Cleveland
viii tney make 1t cunv nent TO do send
tht da gtors us boarding pupils thus advancing the pros
ptty and usefulness OF their OWn Institution, al wnlrl
they should, and justly, be proud; bnd at tie same
BE- than repaid, by tue greater advantug sthoe
No paius will be spared TO rerder their connection with
the Institution both pleasant ID ii able IL viii be The
ami effiu Il all IN ay way connected with
nang Of tie Institution, 20 secure tue highest
siDe advantages IN ali departments Of thorough and
Superr sdyantrges are sjrded to those who lsh 10
ug ant Paint ug THESE departments ure tunurr the
'hATge Of teachers who devote thtmseVay to their
Suecve de ailments and have thus attained hlsh degree
Mons suut ma i've Paris, dno scholar and superior
ugust be ng teacher hy pruessun hes with care
precision rarely Observed; aud he rtsCs uthe Sem
learning to speak the lungu &c correctly sud dwh huo cY
Pupils from the ty, whose pp1erls deslte IL, VIII De az
low spend the Sabbath at home bui no ded
made from the bills Of SUCH no expense Is thereby
the Seminary. aud indeed. w greatly prefer To
have all remain with Us without interruption, h1 ugh The
torn.
Day pupils desiring tho Of the Omnibus Fl. m
their tho Seminary and back N be accommodate
ted at reasonable rate, by applying a. the Omnibus oce
t the seminary.
Citzei and others are invited to call and examine tho
nsttu ion and It's beautiful surroundings and satisfy em-
selves that advantages superior 10 husJ mere ueed are
| MOTTO be found IN this COuntry.
TERMS: EUr Boa d an Tuition per Term Of Twenty
WGoks 90 For Tuition of bay Pupils, ir % 10 $50
Bills ayEble adUaHce No pupils received ior less than
| an entire tefiu-twontY weeks.
For further information und admsS ion, address
dec9 S N. SANtokD Principal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-21

HOMIE TESTfMONY.

WEST BEDFoPD. Cnshocton Co. o., May II, 81
Mr. II. b K-NGsLEY-Sit; Ihtve been sci ling the med
cnes of the Grnefebetg Company for the last years.
aud have uyauuhly found them To Oh sat sactun
and the Pills I'VE s8d 10 creat many families rs feRu~
larry their tea nd coffee, and with ira thoY have
become staple article MtrshalPs u lien Cahuucon Is
medsine that has donN amount OF good N Female
Diseases. One lady sod Il TO told me 81 had received
more benefit ium one bottle thau she did nom long
course 'ot medical treatment ~ the lanst sku physi
clans. JAMES WILSON.
The Graefenberg Marshalls Uterine
CathOlioOn
Is offered as certain cure accom- anol with the following
symptoms
Irregular les Weakness Falutness--Derarged Ape
fe-Saluw ComuleXi0n- Paiu IN the Back and
kidnoys-C. lls-('old Aauis aud Feet
Bloaiing-Feverishn shnCss-Neumgia-
Head che-hes' ssness-
DISTURBED Beep-Flushes Of Heat
General Pain--Ctnwtg and Pain In
in the Spine and between tue Shoulders-Acid
Stomnch-Nausea- Difficult passing Of Urine with heat
or smnrtmg-ltchtg, Burning or Irritation In the
Urine Organs-Nightmare-D Despuit-Hys-
touCs---AnN eu---Red Facr---
Nervous Twttching Starting
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Ten er--Sad.
ness-T opraved Apnetita-Flutue enee-ploat.
ed and Irregular Bowos-Unpleasnnt Dreams--
Pains 10 Uterine organs NumJnest and Pains in Limbs
Sold by City Druggists and Medicine dealers hrou gh-
out the country,
rP' For Medicines Agencies, address
II. b. KINGSLEY. Cleveland,
uOvl2.dNw General Agent Ohio