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NEW YORK MARKET-April 10.
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Elgur-reay and lower s,lss ot ll,2oo DBL, e Si19
sPedpe sern s6s % common to Eeod extra esteIn;
aadap -four dull ss tOIo for common TO choice extfas
Ryo flour dun a. e3,6OaA q.
WhsatFm; sales " 90 bu winter red western A. ~ "a
sl A.; As for niiIod Nesieni sie0 for white Mich
enu; Sle0 for white Ky.
Rys-HeaVy and lower; siles Of 3e9 bus At 15(Qs6c
Unchanged; safes Of 1000 bus al 6b2c for ine-
to GOOD state.
BarleV MaN-Dull; sales Of 1900 bus choice.
Corn-steady but quiet sales Of 200O bus at sSc or
Inferior 20 prime white and yellow southern nnd Jersei
ostsHssSy; sSSss for sae and ss9ss for and
Whiskey-EIeavy sales SO bbls At 20.
Pork-Mnrk fTmer sales Of 1900 bills et 9lI68lf25 25
for mess SIC for thin do; 4la6O for prme SIS 80 for
prime mess; so for clear
sf5Os Is country s95OsitbO for ropaokod Chi
el2t0(Qli2 for extra.
frm mess beef-Quet nt Sl7(d2l.
Beef Ha nsSteaay; sales l0 bbls uhOat a. 4bdlI 90
Bacon-Fm; sales of loO00 ms clear bagged sides u
boTes within afow dlys Al l3sfc
Cut msats-Quiet sales 100 pkgs Gka6A for shoulder
saqA for hams. LttL =. ...E
Dressed Hogs-Nomnal at 8llsA.
Lad-Dul sales 500 bbls a. HOLM and - kegs 81
Bausr-Dulli st0la for ohia, Iss2i Tor old and new
stato
Cheese-a600.
Talow-Dun at lOhaiOh
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GRAEFENBBRG
Family Medicines.


HARrfonp, TIumbull Co, Ohio, MeFeh D 1851.
hereby certify that have been dealing the 0ragen
berg Medeines for Tue past year. ans can truly SAY hat
ha never offered any medicines to the public thai hnv1
met with the decided appreciation Of the people like these
par oulnry the pills and Caholoon They Will readily
perform n aud than 10 promised for them. have
soQ shout Y bottles Of the Caiholcon the past senson,
and hear the best results In every case.
- - - 6. M. d LoIlNsON AI.aleal Aaenl
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Mr.. H. b RneB ~ Sir ~ have been selling the Medi-
cnes nf tho Graefsnbeg Company for the last ten years
and bpve yaraby found them to give good satisfaction;
and the Pulls have soldto great many families as rgu-
arly their tea aud coffee and with my trade they have
become staple article. Marshas Uterine Caiholcon
is medicine that has done gTeut amount Of good in female
discusses One ldy sold It to told me that she had receV
ed b8Het from bottle than sho did NON long
course Of medical treatment BY the most tkful phYs-
'iT JCn. 1, 1853 y2MEs WILSON
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Lam physician Of thirty years' practice MY primo

am physician Of thirty years practice My prnclpa
study has been diseases Of females They have generally
6aied my best Efforts. Qbininng tie materials composing
gaTa hem fair trial aud found myseli abuudanty sue
RtuL In my former practice could only mitFute the
symptoms Of about half the and could not
ten Now radically At least sevente IN tw
ty AMI mitigate the rest consider hnrnhna Utane Ca.
thoiron the greatest Blessing 70 females have met with
j. n. WILLIAMS, M. ID, Charlerlon
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COUNTRY INvALIDs.

Persons IN any part Of the world may be successful,
treated by forwarding correct detail Of their case with
remittance for medicines &C.
address DI; AMOS 4 Son, corner Main and Quay-sis.
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CHERIFF'S SALF,--Purauonttot to tI

ALE.--Pursuant 10 the
comnAhd Qf an order n sale, Issued from the Couft
q Commoa Pleas " Cuyahoga County At the suit of
Albert NoUen PIN, hgpinht william ID Gray and others
dofs 90 me drected, tha otter or sao at Public Ane.
ton az the door o. the Court Hauad cefner Of Seneca and
Ohanplaiu gtfeosl In the city Of IN d so5fV
On VIZ ssh aaS q We a. 9eloek n of .aid
uue n the townFhpof Cleveland IN he Connsctcui West
Reserve in the State Of Ohio aud which is alto n lie
l0uny OF CuyuhosN tpa known by being part 0f lots NO.
and 10 and 70 eouaasd g follows, commencing Al a
p2ii on t eat tae y seeeea street, sixteen ro1s nQrth
81 stEeet the south ade summit street. theboo SeleI
" Suainit street one hundred and twenty o6i ton6e
suuherly 70 point sixteen rods north or the n0rh hna on
Lake rsot theqee westerly one huudTed and tnniY os
guhieei % all leEal lEhNugp. II .- ri
Es%siB3S s@ vi. WsonaaiAn, nA..iE.y
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YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. AMOS SON take pleasure IN announcing that they
have invented most important instrument for the
the above Diseases IL kas been subjected by the
most eminent physicians in London, PPris, philadelphia
New York; 1t has been declared the Only nStru
mrnt invent ed for the Of Seminal Weakness
an disease caused by the secret habits OF youth Price
Sl0by mail or express.
N. B-Dr AMOS SON, in order to satisfy the most
nkeptca aetO the merits Of this pledge them
selves that In any instance where may prove unsatsac
tory after fair trial the will be refunded BY
turning the instrument IN good order.
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IN. AMON & NON.

U0In6T OF NIaln and Quay 5ITe8ts, BUEFALOl N Y
A RE THE ONLY YPHYSICIANSI IN
"a the State who are members Of the Royal College Of
surgeons, London May be consulted O'Clock
lie morning until at night in every stage and symptom
disease The treatment they adopt the result Of upwards
OF thirty extensive practice In Europe and America
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Read what Dr Bushnel says Of the orasfenherg N
cinea DT b IL phy sican Of extensive practice and
he resides.
" This csrtihes that have used tho Grnefenberg PLY
and Marshalla Ca'hocon, sold here by j. H. @ johnson
in my practice, 70 my ontiie satisfaction They are goo'
Hartford 1rulnbuii Co., March !, 1851 II
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OHERIFF 81 SPNOIAL MASTNR'S

SHERIFF u SPECIAL MASTEK'S
~ SALE Pursuant 70 the command Of order Of sale
issued ou. OF the Court OF Common Pleas Of CuyahOga
CounY, at the suit Of William halcomb, pla hgsns
Henry A. Robinson, e. al detis, 90 directed shall
offer for sale at Public Auction the door Of the Court
House. corner OF Seneca and ChRmpain Strsets in the
City Cleveland IN said county, the 10th day Of May
s69 at o'clock d. Of said day tho following DO cibsd
lands and tenOments 10 wits Situate IN the township Of
Chagru Falls IN tho state Of Ohio and which Is also
the county of CuyatOga and known BY bounded
olUws: Being No, In the ninth and tenth Of
Townships In the Connecticut Western Reserve IN tho
State O Ohio and which also In the courty Of Cuyahoga
and owned by Bounded the north by the store ana
lot owned By William q. WadrOn; east by Main Sreet,
w0u live feet south by store and lot owned by Philips
OshOuru Hud west by line running parallel with Main
street. bong y feet theTeffUn, and situated In
the village OF ChAsrn Falls, County of Cuyahoga and
State Of Ohio be the same more OF less but subject to all
legalllghWays.
Appraised al S6O0. . - - go
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SHERIFE'S SALE.-Pursuant the
~ commend OF alins order Of sale issued ne he
Court Of Common Plesa ahOga County az the OF
Zootes II Monroe pl a. vs. solomon Brown III dsFN
70 me dire ted shall Offer for sale public ADott
door ufth6 Court House (cOrneT Of CpRmpt
strSets the y Of Cleveland In said county on lie IN
dRy Of May, 1852 Al O'Clock p M of said daY tb0 fo
lowing described iandg and tanemen wit; 'tSituate Il.
the township OF East CleVelnd In the State Of Ohio and
which the County Of CuyHhOga and s knovn 40
paI Of lot No $50 in snd township and bounded as fo
lows Cpneneing at The intersection Of the road lending
b. p. Beers in the said township with the Rucld
Road thence along the Of road Ia ehnn and
70 links to post, thence along the said road
ehaps aud bsA aks 70 post thence in the centre said
road chains aud ~ links mcu al Smiths COR
henca south 50 degrees e chains aud III iii 10
the dsnraof the EUCLID oad thenoo In tho eeure of mid
road chains aud Bl links to the place beEnnnr con
iuiRB nine aud nya hundred and seventeen one
housandths Of lard e the less but subject
90 ali legal highways." -'NS
Appraised Al 81 ,67b.
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cnMMERCTAL


MORNING LEADER oFFIcE,l
- TUESDAY, Aprl w. p ~.
rFAoUR-rhest has been mora activity today " note
se 100 bhls grads At eS75 $50 bhli eomnen 90
IS sams bbir choice oxtra At s % Dbl, 90 90 -
came 50b bbis DO q i69k and 100 bbh vh' vaas' ooupe
sztia ato o676
oATs-sass are l5 bus usa bags - ~ and car DO.
en- tfatt a 90.
BuTrRR.-ssis 1000 he oholce et2le
Eo0s-saie bbh atiic
HfQHwINRs-s0bbis cold 81 2eo
poRKsas bbls No 2atsi6 and g bhii heads ~ tsso
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eaps Of Ohio.
Published BY AWihor,y


No. Ri.l AN ACT
ITO a. ne time ord provide the hold ogthe Tsmi
DINrIct Court ard Uru ~ Common Pleas IN tno
oognal o hs several Jodlcia Dutoa o. The siaie q
one.
sseiion. Be eraasfb bp N General Assarbtg orpo s
cf Ohe That she u to distuc iJ ADJ tte
folowh 70 whi
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Pu5felltr Jefferson Bond, DunkiFk; 95 tons frlisht
Propeller Ontario, Reed, Toledo; 10 tons mdse.
Schooner r. B. Hubbard Lawler Point BRrque 10 tons
stoneware.
Schooner Gold Hunter Collius Deirot 100 tons coal
sooW Juno, Cuyler, Port Clinton; cargo.
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MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.


An -srument for the Of Nocturnal Emissions more
properly known as Seminal Weakness sc. Can be perma
this instrument when used conformity with medicines,
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Bono s.wIns Ma.hIns Co., OlsysIand, 0.

once In Forss, cHy, Hiott, No 1870 superiorst.
PREOR TwENTY-FIvE DOELARs.
avKnY nAcnNE WARRANTED TO PERFoRa WILL
THIS MACHINE has received the
j. sanction and approval Of various STATE and Count
FairR but We solicit attention much to theseaa
the Machine tsefia practical use.
HIGH PRICE AND Low PRICE.
Can Z Sewing Machine be furnished for 925 Which
shall fact be more serveeabe than those now a'ld for
rue that you should pay 800 fora EeOd Sewing Ma
Ave an Sewing Machines worthless which do not cost
Sl0Oi
w uudsrta hero to answer these questions. Read.
EY- Call ard sec the Howe Sewing Machine work.
w Inquire Of sOmO OF the families using thenl
~ This ureoautipu will enable you save SIS In the
purchase OFFS Sewing Maohlne.
~ The Home Sewing Muohineis arfsn Cd to perform
~ IN Home Sewing Machine dees not require Ms
chinirt 10 Keep Il In order.
Il must he conc eded thpt Sewing Machine which does
family ewing rapid and well is good Machine, vi h
out regard 70 the cost.
Also that Tho simpler mo construction ~ tho Machine
the ohea can be a5, and the loss likely II IL to get
Nov c6npafs tho sttchesot the diasreu, Machines
THE WHEELER WILSON, CR SINGER STITCH.
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GHERIFF5S SLI-ty ~ = ~ 5s;ss,5- 49, = :, :. -;

SHERlHF'S = SALE.-Pursuant 10 the
- oe@mand Of an order OF sale, issued from the
Court OF Common PoaH OF CuyRhuEu County al The sut M
william b, Hilman, lGiniih, against James Egbor ii II
PaTke Ezeda Lord and others defendants, 10 me di-
reoe shall offer for sale ut public auction the door
OF he Court honHo oqFnoT Of Seneca aud Uhampain SIS
In the city OF Cleveland in said County on tho th av az
April 1880 at oc.oek =. NJ of BLd day la5 iuiIoysine
described lands and tel omens, 10 Wit: Situate IN lie
township aud village Of Bedford n the County OF Cuva
hoga and state o Ohio aud bou1ted AND orhed a. o
lows Beng the Chair Factory Lot situate uu Orifna lot
No SO, and bounded follows, via Bognnins or near
the hoaeleT corner OF thu bridge, mill race 81
IS degs n ch9n nka tlen nolthsTly end OF high OF
paInpet Wail on the mill dam thence - dega chains
eastery up the creek Along he Rorlhery edge 10 Inc
foutheFY end af hgh paraps wall tho dam; theuer
nuTherly said Wa 70 ao1thsry dc Of mil race thence
south 81 deBsi vest ehAn, a LINKS along he adntheTy
edge Of NIL race 90 the plac0 u beginning with tho t
70 Pe use Of water FROM the mill race subject the es
mill aud saw mi u. 80
Also village lot No eleven Il Of RoAisou Frbsrt,,
subdivision o. part OF said original lot No go bOu "a ON
two sides by Wills street, westerly By Village lot No -
norherlg ~ blun Of Tinesr Greek TogsheI With eli
the maf hiuery aud fixtures hpporannF 10
chair fartofy. Appraised et 500. i.
Iohn ouo,rv,s pio,. Atb = 5SSI ~ An 'hherln,
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wnlnsop RIDDLE + Pln r EIpEINANi All spr7dsls S5lEif
GHERlFF7S SALE.-Pnrsnant tn m

GHERlFBvS SALE. .-Pursuant 10 IN
~ command Of two orders OF sale issued from the Court
9fCommun Pleas Cuyahoga County, one NJ the Su OF
John Hooper e al plantiA agatnet Marcus Cauman et
eitnlana aud one ~ the su Of RsbeT Hooper OF All p
" ad detts shalt Offer for sale At PuDo Auction VI The
door Of the Court House corner OF Seneca and hamps
strees tn the city Of Cleveland in Cuyahogn COUNT on
tho 18Th day OF April is59, at 2oolock nj ofSaid d,V
the following described lunds and tenemoptg 10 Wit SIM
ate 10 the City q Cleveland Cuyghoga County and Of
ONO, and bounded follows BoliuniuH NJ the sou h.
west corner Of lot Of land owned BY BrSdeTcf Wanse
n On Lake street. thence running norhcrly along ma
WAGE Inns west line 52 feet TO land occupied by 81 Rar
nett thence WeseTlE with said Bernelts line g6 foet
thence souherly parable with stld Was sen line TO lake
street, theEco WeseTy acng SAID sreet 10 the plnce
Of be inning being The same premises 20 Marcus
Caliiman and Marcus RogeenheTgeT af a. deem
dants by j w Fitch u. Marshul, By ofdsf Of Conf
Sept. l5 1856, Vol IS, page St5 App used II 1850
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FEVER AND AGUE
TNDOM TUuTNTT ATANJLYTNTn orr,

FEVER AND AGUE
EROM WHICH MANKIND SUF-
E Der OVER A. LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE,
s the consequence OF diseased action OF the system in
BY the SsoD D Of oS4 Rsan uSSy Wet so
and rises wh the gtsry yapor from H. While The sun
acs and the virus taken with il through the lungs into
vscera and eToreng organs Of the bodv The liver be-
comes od and fails 70 secTete not only this virus
@ulste iq The Circulation and violent constitution
sympaihise with tie liver and bec me dsfnpesS aIS6
Finally the instinct Of onr organism, 4 in aemp,
the body the internal exeretores force them to cast
@ o41b leS,ss the aahee ana rssh9s e the inter
But ia this effort It fails. Then the FEVER follows In
surface asf another effort TO eIpe the Irritating poison
Ss and me syss@ sbaBSop s ssmn IN 5 also
nd waits Tor tho recovery OF strength % repeat the hope
FRvER AND AoUE Such constitutional disorder viii q
SSo ae5sS ne ss sS5s pa aSa nSs S IST0SsG
AYERS AGUE CURE,
Ss h, %Pe0Ss & PSsSG n the blood and
does cure this acns disorder with perfect certSny
And does more 2r rather does what is q more service to
e1oes nom the system as is absorbed and thus keeps
health although exposed the disease Consequ, ntiy
aot emily cures but FIoto'.s from hs great variety Of aq
as Remtent Ee OF Chill Fever, Dumb or Masked Ague
Scho EarSsSs casrrh Hshins. Paptops Panf1I w
teeonf Of the stomach aud Boss all ofWhoh when aIs
ntemttenttype This "AGUE CURE" removes the cause
OF these arrangements and cures the disease.
This aeoompshes BY stimulating the e1ere0res 10
pei the the system and these organs by degrees
hacomo hahted 70 do this their Office Of their accord
Hence erises whit woterm aocmation Time may accom-
pllsh the same end but often life is not long enough or
sacrificed m the attempt, while this "AguE CUREn does
az once and with safely We have great 70 believe
that this Is we'll remedy for the whole
elNss Of diseases which caused BY the samatic
ton than other which has been discovered and has
sun another advantage to tho public which s that 1t
cheap % we'll az good,
PREPARED BY
DR.. r.. o. AVER & co.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND. So.

RNTERED
schooner B Hubbard, LawSr Port Huron; 800 N ,hin
giles 50 NJ lumbar
stone.
Soho0nfr Rush. Blackfo Ssndusky; cement.
Propeller Ontario, Reed ogdsnsbuTTh "a tons udse 600
bus potatoes.
lath
schooner H. stssls Yoularts St Clair N feet of
lumber
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gives great easure to certify to the nyarable GU
raitve acOn Of the Graefenberg MarEhas Uterine
thocon in all Of female disease and to the skin
high moral character Of the Medbal Department Of the
}. p LAMBERT, Nj. D,
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W. " Anger Pins Atty. apl4 .29Ads.
| CHERIFF'S SALE BY virtue of
- writ OF AoiGs issued fro The Court Of Common
Pleus Of Guy ahoBp county the suit Of l. LOCKWOOD
Pln against Freuerck Holman, Ct all Dbtts 10 me d.
Tected have levied and shall offer for sale Al public
troil street. the eyoT CleVeRnd (West Sde ou the
30th day Of April 1852 nj O'Clock p NJ OF said day
following described property, TO wit: Ono Of u ard h
soofgs Pateu Wheel Machines, with the spputtanaRcts
| thereuEtD belonging.
d. l. WIGHTMAN, 1ha, =
By II. Strong d
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GEETELIN6 mo EKTE KIILk0ID.

All the trains going Westward connect at Cleveland with
trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus CneinRati s..
Louis, &e and all the going Eastward eonaeCt
DHnklrk with the trains the Now York Ero Haffoad
and BuiRle with those OF New York Central and
Buffalo aAd New York Erie heilroels
Cleveland. April 9TH. 1859 apra
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Rates OF Fare


g. M CHpsnter} Ps,iiou ioE change Of nsme ofths 81
a ND NOW COMES the Petitioners
"A and the matters In ssd petition contained osne on
70 De N arl 10 tho Court aud the find that due no.
oe o. the nyeI aud object Of the said petition
given by publication Of such notice n the Cleyesnd Daily
Leader and thai the allegations ia tEe petition contained
are ge eguthu the petitioners aru entitled TO the relief
prayed for IN sad Petit "a.
It's therefore ordered Judged aud deorued that lhs
name ~ said Company be change 10 lie name of M si
CLAIR Street Gravel ROAD Compauy" and that pOu ths
said Company comp lug with The provision Of the law
the said Company sha he known under and hY SAID
new name and have al he ToWeB and be subject ths
restrictions ~ no change Of made
and thai said change of shall 10 no way eeat IN
rights Oi said Company, of individual c0FpOra ion
Odea ihAt The petitioners pay the Gusts OF this ntn cu
ton TO hetaxe aDrids0i2ig
SHERIFF a. SPECIAL MASTFR'S
~ eALE-Pursuant 10 the command of un alias ols f
ee issued nom the Court of Common Pleas Of uVnhor
county Al lhe SUD 60 James KdneYt Plsiufid sqaiHsf
Jute cIftboTt peiendAnt TO directed shall offer
of sale ~ Public AucIi0n, a he door COuFt Honse
SoIuSI q se ola and Chsmpaia sIests the Citv oi
IsNeadi "a said County, on iha 18th duy OF April lgS
O'Clock Of said day the following described iandt
ana lenemenl 70 Wit Lot rumbeF hundred aud srty
IuYlof IA n in ONO Citv, Cleveland said lof helms ~
Detroit street, with fTont VI fOy feet and M seE
Wi d The same Width 10 Vermont "a
Appraised AT 5000.
-, l.. WiGHTAAN
Sheriff. aud slueial Mpster fss'n,tr
ADAMs OANF8LD PIN Aity's. maFiltspli
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am Methodist Clergyman My heart has fairly ached
TO witness the eble health Of women have trave ed
my circuit proac bag the Gospel THINK God however
that have ell these diseases give to the Graean
berg Marshals Uterine CathoCOn wherever /. has
used. REV PETER SHARP, Ridgeway, Mich
Western Stark Medina Do q
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maTls Agent bod ONO
NEW TREATMENT,
Buffalo Medical Dfspemsary

Established for the cure Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Fever and AgUe,
Asthma, Ineipient Consumption, Ilfrm-
jtiss of Youth and Old Age DC.
n NO MERCURY USED -a1
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Corning 8 Co. 8 Quotations:

20 RIVER srRRRT. .oLEvHLAND, ONO
nANUBAoruREEa OF
Alcohol, Burning Ffsid, Pure SPiTifs, COlogna
Spirifs and Wbiskiss.
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e For sale by Druggists and Medicine Dealers throu
out the State
q For medicines or sgenciey s sddTsss IS, o,.,,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-23

Gen. WALKERS PAPIsTRY. 1t having been
said that Gen. Walker Joined the Catholic
Church for the purpose of becoming a Romish
priest, Mr.. j. Patterson. of Brooklyn, has
published the following statement in relation
to the matter:
it is true that Gen. Walker has joined the
Catholic Church but the idea that he is
about to become priest is without any foun
dation whatever The reason he had for
joining the Catholic Church l am not per.
mttel to say; but, before six months, if the
plan does not fail, the cat will he out of the
bag The public will then see his reasons
for turning Catholic. which, assure you. are
not reLiqiOuS ones In conclusion, | may say,
that in very short time, there will he an
other tilibustering attempt on Nicaragua
The plan. this time is well laid, and Walker
is determined to keep his own counsel, and
it will acquire good detective to ferret out
his schemes. Niciragu will be safe from
tlibusters when Walker dies, and not before
and he is not alone With what success he
will meet in his new undertaking, time alone
will tell.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-23
DaiIp National 1emorrat.

Mrxtoo-A passenger who came up in the
Sonora from Tehuantepec, has furnished the
Dan Francisco National with some informa--
zion concerning affairs in Mexico. The Libe
rails have possession of the city. while the
Church party are in the mountains, availing
themselves of every opportunity to commit
robbery. Mr. Bell ian American,) has been
robbed, and also Mr.. Harris, agent of the Te.
buantepec Company. Mr.. Bell was imprson-
ed for two days, for having made some trivial
remark to Judge who was investigating the
robbery. The affairs of the Tehuantcpec
Company do not appear to be as we'll man
aged as they might be.
When the Sonora left Acapulco a courier
had inst arrived from Vera Cruz, bringing in
telligence of great battle between Zualoga
and Mramon, in which the latter was com
pletely routed. Zualoga was proclaimed
President.
Az the ciay of Colima battle was hourly
anticipated as the town was besieged by the
Liberals
Gen Salinas was still near Oxaca, expect
ing an attack from Cobos.
There had been a great feast at Iraitan in
the latter portion of March. There were
over twelve thousand persons present from all
parts of the country, but everything passed
off quietly.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-23

Fowl CoNCATENATIoN.-Ah hen belonging
to }. Wolfe, of Putah Greek, on returning to
her nest n few days ago, found that four
young kittens had been deposited therein
Mrs Biddy took this queer phenomenon as a
matter OF course, and has ever since treated
them as her own young, sheltering them un-
der her wings at night, and going abroad by
day with the kittens in attendance. They
seem to regard her as their mother, or, at
least, MS acting in loco g1arentis, to the great
astonishment and amusement of the nei0h.
borhood. od.-Ndpa Reporter.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-23

SoYoRA.-The latest intelligence from So
nora, is very unfavorable to the Gandara par
ty. Pesoueria has received aid in men and
money from the Capital of Mexico, and has
scattered his troops through most of the inl-
portant towns of Sonora, and in fact appears
to hold the country. Two men, an American
and Mexican, were recently killed by the
Apaches on the road to Hermosillo in Sonora.
Their names were unknown.