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FIOuR--unchangsd. Sales small st SOS, % for
common 10 eStTat state s6s5'fs ior hvorte double
extra city brands
WHRAT-Duli and dropping. Sales 2in1 bush
white canada at 81 - and 100 bush Milwaukee clnh
on rriratg terms. Intf
CORN-Dun and market closed a shade easier =
Sales al 27oQ bush Indian al sc.
OATS Limited demand Sales Of ipn bush "a
nRdlan at Sc
BARLEY a. RYR-scarce and quiet.
CANAL ER REIfiHTs-- Steady 26e on Hour &c
on wheat; 6ifc on corn TO New ork:
LAKE IlfPORTS-lOs20 bush Wheat NW
bush corn, 500 bush oata. ~. o d,
. CANAL EXp0RTS-21 bbls houfii 900 buah
wheat; 1850 bush corn.
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NEW YORK NEWS.

NEW YoRK, June IS.
Information has reached Lloyd's per steamer
Hiagera, that q Dutch excursion steamer from
Rotterdam, was lost OF Antwerp on Monday
night All souls on board, supposed 70 number
about 80, were drowned.
The closing sentences OF II. De LaTGletteis
speech, which has greatly alarmed the French
merchants AZ Constantinople, ran thus
Beware Of entering into any FreGt spscula-
tions-more am not able 70 say to yoa.
Ina short speech made By the Prince Regina Of
Prussia he declared that Prussia viii never per
nit an inch Of German ground to be lost 10 Ger
many.
The Canadian Company has contracted for two
new steamers, Of $500 tons each They will be
named each HibeTnian and Norwegian
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NEW ORLEANS NEWS.

NEW oRLEASs, June H.
The Boston Gre alarm ana police telegraph i
now IN successful operation in this city.
The steamship Granada has arrived from Ha
Eana ufh.
She brings ndyices f1om Panama Of the sd in
s1sut
Eidered = imminent
he steamer Soleut ct Havana from Vera Cruz
confirms tie defeat Of the Liberals al Guadal-
CARA
General Urngh was taken prisoner
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8hgsiflaH5 Z 9mqeoaa


Formerly Of New York CitT. uin ~ ona pub
IL 49, I - " ioei .naf lo srsE ls5 % cura
sun llr he prooi that any othsf 4Sv-Ieisr III
ne gnited States treats ne SANE disssses Eilh
Afler nang ysars Of isborioas study and srp-ri-
, sass, Dr glbs0h b0 i h1pDg IN being abls & AZ
g7stsm % treatment llF the -. # 2
SPEEDY AND PERlIANENT CUHE fL
sascis erlslng therelf0nl, inciui.nF
DEBILITY Ok NERVOUS PE0sERATION
o. Wh0uz had expended hundrsds Of dollars r-irf
sqii1iy led phf1ciiu7s Who Drss ~ treat NJ PIN 10
il9 na.9.e, siil sleee ans Eifhout rsesEing ths
Alfhoagh Df. GIBs0H has Diplons. yof hs
nee 20 9oaai o that lae, isE re gsFy feason tst
of intelligence ~ hcithsr diDl5nas, nor coiis-es
i ~ e,eR sSpeEience ever ysi poasled power sum
one single duncs Into medical 7snia5; ilslfer i6es
b B. posst that be is member 0f some c9liegs u
feIl. q london a perhaps others DO Tor The
Rlrpoze or enanafinF the Innocent But wfat Or
80 nght loast % 2 thi7, thsf he . ale q
denee IN his ability and integrity and that b bas
perlected an American system III treatment which
eaelleliae1 sny fnJaelan o. london Paris or auv
paieqs ufQieine % equal for the rcal cr5 ~ saf1-
ilal WsaSnesal aud al diseases or deranganenI5,
both meaial and physical, aFisint fr5in ssEIsl e
pr. GIBSON also claims for his new treafmsutths
lologlng edrantagoa over al otherI yet discovered
able ho uses no relies Of he dark aFss, sueh =
Asrclly, nor any other deieterioqs drug. Secondly
A-AiaAA allA lAllllll
u hl9 Treatment Is positive and certain in an elsed
le e5ali! alepale % 60 Into EuT public ar rTiFsla
loapit4l IN TIE United States and damou3fr1is ne
sfeat lael that be Z able % permlneltlF elu ten
eas7s % the same length of time rcluiIsd bl auT
OlleI Pa ilclaIl ~ euIe ole similar cas-.
Fellow Ulrlzeusl Eacta are talgllle thl1gs. and ID
ms age ne ouly rI1ula upon which The ruliic
mind can be isd, and nom which Just and dsfIuils
conclusions can he deduced
DF. Gibson & psrmsaeatly located IN lisrsiabe.
aud has daring the past six months Performed nisry
elEe1 q diseases which had for Tcar5 resisted Ell
2t9sf modes 81 treatmenf- References be given 10
ll1liaIn5ia % ne hrlt rs5lsctlblitT n CsTdlsne
Eo5tons New York and other cities u fseari u
aklll and integrity d az professional cfsrs-
DyHpepsias khu1matisu, S1r0f1la anl u ohr0nis
dtseases treated with unusual success
receipt 81 tan dollars
DR. GlBSQA'S heW Work IN Physialo4r fnr -sls
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of Eleetropatly and Msfieiae,
R- Once No. III Ontario strsst, up staIrs, fsvr
DOOR rom the Public square
Once hours ifom % z and from 70 g 8 s'eiock
daily, lsundaya excepted now
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CANFORD,s Liver TNYTGO.

| CANFORD'S LIVER INVIGO.
- RATOR Never Debilitates. It is compounded
entirely free FROM GUMS, and has become an es
tabiishsd faCt, Standard Medicine, known and
approved by az who have used II, and is resorted
TO With confidence ~ a the diseases for which It 4
recommended. ..-
IL has cured thousands within the last two year.
who had given mp all z hopes Of Eeliaf, 6s the
numerous unsolicited = certificates In ny Poasez-
The dose must be adap-S ted to the temperament
Of the Individual taking tyand used IN such guam
titles as TO act generally e on the bowels.
Let the dictates q YOU = {1dEment F1ide you IN
tie Use Of the LIYERl- llHFIGORATOH, and Il
viii cure LIyER Cox > PLANTS, BuIous AT
TACEs, DTgPEPsIA ,gHoN-I- nc DIARRH1A, SUIINEE
CoNPLAISTs, DIsESTERIiS~ lDRoPsT, soUB SroHAcH,
HABITUAL CosTIyESEsss 4 lCHoITc, CHoLERA IN
rASTUN, FLATULEseE, = JkuEDIcE FgMALE
WEABEEss, and may be used successfully a. an
cure SICK HEADACHEIS las Thousands can tes-
tffy,) IN TWENTYS MINUTES, II TWO
Or THREE TEAK ISPO0HsFUL ARE IA
XII at the eommeneeIl lmelt Of the attack.
vor.
81 My water in tl,s mouth With the InTisOrat0F
and sWallcW both together.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE,
Also, Sanford's Family Chathartic Pills,
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put
up in Glass Cases, Air Tight and win keep in
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is gentle bat
active Cathartc, which the proprietor has used n
his practice more than tFenty years
Theconstanfiy increas-t-.' ing demand from thos
VINO nave long used theI~4 lEILL9 ana f39 1aflfl1c
tiUn which all express in = regard 70 their uas has
induced me 70 place themi within the reach Of an
The Profession we'll know that different Ca
thartics act on difeTsntI portions Of the bowels
The Family Cathartici-- PHI has with due relar-
ence 10 this veil estab- lished fact, been CON-
pounded from q TarietyiCo lof the purest Vegetable
Extracts which act aiie on GTeIF part Of The ali
mentsry canal, and arels iQ0op and aAFE in Al
cases where CatharticIS lis needed, such az De-
ranguments Of the Stom- laeh, Sleepiues1, Pains n
the Back and Bolnn, COs-s tiYenes5 Pain and Sore
ness over the whole Body from sudden cold, which
frequently, II neglected, = end in long course Of
Fever. Loss Of Appel, ltite, q Creeping Sense
Hon Of Cold over the BODY, Restle8snesa,
Headache, OF WeiFhti@ An the Head, all Inham-
matory Diseases, WormsO lin Children OF Adults,
Rheumatism, great Puriher o. the Blood and many
diseases to which desh Is her too numerous 10 men,
fion in this advertisement, QOge % 3
PRICE 80 gEHT9.
~ The Liver InTiE0rator and Family CafhaTtic
Pills are retailed By Druggists geneH lly and sold
Wholesale BY the Trade IN lll the large towns
s. W. SANFORD, n. d.
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
Iy7dRwR2 SIS Broadway, New York
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HIIl.h JACOBS

Ths Restorative is put up in bottles Of irse sizes
vfE.--Larre medium and small; the elall bottle =
pint and retafsS for one dollar per bsttis, shD
dun holds twenty Per cHlt more In proportion than
the small retaiis Tor tEo dollars per bottle; the
Large holds quart % per osnf sorq IL proportion
and retGilg for thro8 dollars per bottle
way, n T., and No. ia Market st., Sc. Hcuis, No.
And sold By all Druggists and Fancy Goods dealers.
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ARRIYAL 81 THE NfAeARA.

.lHH BorroN, june lt.T
The Royal Mail Steamship Niagara, from LiV-
eipool via HALIFAX arrived az o'clock this morn
inf. Her mails were forwarded by the morning
train vie New Haven, and are due In New York
at5p. N.
Porte Prlya Nay 11th, reports that the .. 5.
nlO0b Of war Portsmouth captured, May Ith, the
brig Falmouth Of New YORK, supposed TO be
rlnFeE
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FRoM BALTIMORR.

BALTmORE, June IS
ne Police Department have given notice in
anlcipation Of the political guthering here neXt
week, thal the ordinance prohibiting the firing OF
cannon, guns, Sc, On the city will be strictly
enforced st e sa-- p ...-l --tf = u
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7 B.JACKSON, SILK &WO0LEN
81 . Dyer, No. III Pearl Street, West Side Once
No, 70 Bank street, Harris Block, i've deors poTth
Of st. Clair St.
shaSis q every variety cleaned or dyed Gentle
0eman's garments cleaned or dyed without being Ia
ken apart. Once open from O'Clock A. n. until
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1kutistrN.

A TKINSON AND BUTLER
~ Are nov prepared, 50 willing and able to exc
ehanical Dentistry, in the very best style, and
promptly, At Nos ls-E HOfmGns Block, opposite the
new Post Once. mhrl5B2l1
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OlLEYELAND- CnLIIMRIs 40

CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS AND
~ CINCINNATI RAILROAD.-sUMMEa A
RAsGElfEST.-is60. On aud amer Monday, Juns IlfE
lse0, Passenger Trains Eih leave Cleveland Is 5f-
6:2D l. 4. n T. 4 Cincinnati Exprsss-stoupTpe st
Bereas Grafton, Wellingtou, New London.
salem, Shelby, and all stations south Of
Shelby, reaching Columbus Il.3O A ~
Cincinnati 40 A. X.
3;l3 P. y. dstiOn-Stopping AT al Stations
and reeehing Columbus go P. 4, Cihcin-
500 4. Night ETpress-stopplnga at Bsrss Grafton,
Wellington, New London, shelby. CreFf-
line, Gallon, Cardington, and Delaware,
reaching Columbus ll.oO P H., Cincinnati
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, SanduskY, Mansfield 8 Newark Railroad f,r
Mansfield Mt. Vernon, Newark, zanssyllls
Crestline, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago Rail
rad, for Foregt, Upper Sandusky, Delpkos
Ltmas Fort Wayne, Laporte, Chfearp. &C.
west, and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Mss-
Gillon, &C.
Gallon and Bellefontaine Railroad Line for Marion
Bellefontainei Sidney, Union, Muncis, In
dlnapolis, Ierrs Haute, Fincennes, Evans
vile, Louisville, cairo, s.. Louis, &C.
DelaWara, Wtih Springfield, Alti Vernon and Pitts-
haEEn Railfosd 81 springield.
Railroad, for Xenia. Dayton, tndiansuoIis-
Terre Hautes St Louis, Morrow, LoFsland,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio 1 Mis-
Eissippi Railroad at Cincinnati fsr Louis
vile, Evansville, Cairo, ST. Louis, and al
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark Zanss-
vile, Wheeling, &C., Colum bus, plena and
Indiana Railroad lor Piqua, Urbana, a..
- For Tickets 20 all points and informatioff ap-
pgat ne uuion Ticket once - Eup6FioF street u
TCieysland, June Ii, lsss-
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At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and Clays-
land Pittsburgh Railroads.
Al Solon, with back8 90 Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for HaEenna, &c.
At 5racsyille with hacks TO Newton Fails, &c
At Malron with hacks 70 Sharon, Gresndeld, Mead
fllle, bloomfield, Canhsld, &C.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
lad, Lowell and Enon Valley, and thence By P. D .
W. c. B. r. % Pittsburgh.
CRAs. L. RHODES, supt
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8Faal alotLeEs.
lHERIFFIs sALE.-BY YIRFUE

CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE
- Of alias writ ofyenditionI esponua, issued nom
the Court u Common Pleas, 0l Cuyahogu county at
the snit OF Abraham r. Van Nest et al, plaintlas,
against y, II, Giliett, defendant, 20 me dFeetesli
shall offer FOR sale al The dpor Of thg Court House. IN
fhb city Of Cleveland In aaid county, on the h day
Uf july 1850, at o'clock Y. ~, ofaaid day, the Sol
lowing lands and tenoments, 90 viii
Commencing at the intersection Of .he southsEly
line OF Vermont street with the eassery line o. eai
street; thence eesterly along the eouthoriy line Of
Vermont street, sixty -nlno feet thence nQuthery
parallel with the east line Of Woat street. sixty feet
thencn eastHry parallel with the south line Of FeT
mont street eleven feet; thence aouthefly parallel
with the east line Ot West street thirty eight ecs
thence westerly parallel with FeTngnt street eighty
feet 70 the east ue of West street, thence northery
along the east line Of Welt street. ninety ieot
70 the place Of hegiuning: being me same prenl.e
described ia q deed nom eiimon FOLSOM, srt 70 n.
H. Glllett recorded In vol a. pages $40 and 5ll, Guy
ahogu county records, aud further known ag the >.
w. corner 0i Block XXX In the Buffalo Company al
lotment in Cleveland, QQrmorly Ohio City) Luyah
"a county Ohio Appraised AZ 81 900.
D. i. WIGHTMAH, Sheriff.
HEHlIcE 4 BARLOW, Piaintids Attorney.
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NTOTTOF1.-TN PURSUANCE OF

NOTICE.---IN PURSUANCE OF
In dscretal order Issued from the Court Of Gom-
maf Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, Ohio, In . case ~
which James @. Prentiss is Blsintid and Alvin A.
Turner OF al deiendapts, % me directed, shall ox-
pose for sale AZ the door OF the Court House, IN
the city Of Cleveland In said county, en- the 18th day
Of June, lQ q o'clock =. n. Of said day, the f0l
living described lands and teusulontsi % Wit:
and STATE 0f Ohio on the west side Of CuyahoFa RiY-
en- fu that part Of Cleveland which Was formerly
Ohio City and bounded as follows: beginning at tho
Intersection OF the north line u Vermont stfpet,
with the west line Of West street. thence n0rtherif
along said West street TO Washington stre6t thsnca
westerly along Washington street 90 feet thence
snutherly parallel with West street 70 Vermont
street thence eastery along said Vermont street to
the place Of begiunipF Appraised At S3,000.
j. W. BINGHAEl Master Commissioner.
LoREN PRESTIss, Plaintiffs Attorney,
mavlQslao
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FRON BOSTON.

BosToE June Is.
J. H Yates, Secretary Of the Great Eastern
Steamship Company, Was q Passenger by the Nj
agara- He leaves immed lately fer New York
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ARRRsEBD: .

6KW YORK, June Is.
FrikrsscO DlmmisSS. who, IN 1851, murdered q
Catholic Priest In New Orleans has been arrested
here, and VIII be taken 70 New Orleans.
Report says Samuel Neal and Thos. Bryant,
artists Of n. Y, have fought 4 duel at Norfolk,
and that Neal was wounded.
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SAEDusKT, June 10.
AT the regstta to-day, the following bOats were
victorious
Winona, Of Sandusky, lSt prize Water Witch,
Sandusky, "a prize; J. H. Wade, Cleveland, Sd
prize, and the Humming Bird, OF Detroit took
the fourth.
There Nere nhont Is boats nm.
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LEAvENwoRTH, June Is.
Lykins oounsy, Kansas, was visited By q Hevors
tornudo Oh the 18th inst, At A. NJ, ct oes0Nato-
nile and vicinity. Houses Were unroofed and much
damage done. TIE house Of Abraham Holiday, two
miles ifem OssoNqtolie, Mss blown 70 piecasl and
Mrs. Holiday Instantly killed
At Indianapolil several huildinEs were destroyed
q Stenlon. Vt. D. W. s, Barker and two children
were killed Rumora Weru prevalent of further dis
agtars IN this vicinity.
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stmr City of Bunalo, Perkins Buffalo
Stmr. Ocean, Evana, natrolt
Pfap Mary Stewart, RiuhEuisnIs, Buffalo. .-E
sehr Reciprocity, Brentsn, Chicago, 40 tons coal,
Rhodes Gard.
sehr. Twin Brother, smith, Marquette
Schr Lone Star, 1leCrea, Chicago.
s0oW Hereulas, FoteT, Buffalo, SO tons coal, Rhodes
a Card.
seeU juno Titus Pt Clinton, . kcg nails % boxes
glass, =. Hary & Co.; " tons erOckery, Al
heY Z Co.
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#Faift4F
OF AMERICAN Wo
MEN.-Read notices in the Tribune slnco Dec.


IL MEN.-Read notices in the Tribune sinco Dec.
IRON bis ExceIlency JAMES D, WEsCOTF, Gov
eTnor Of Florida and member Of the o. s. Senate:
For upward Of twenty-five years / was afflicted
with disease In my family which the best medicine
and surgical talent in the country failed to cure but
which yielded In most satisfactory manner, TO the
GrasfsRbsrg Ren-sdeF conselentiO1sly advise thsF
use. Jas. y. WESTCOTT.
GEW ToBK, FebruaTT, lssq.
DR.. ). +. BRIDdE-Dear Sir: Some two years $40
an Intimate female friend had been suffering from
falling Of the womb, whites and deranged m6nstru-
alton, together with the attending symptoms ~
clearly described IN your advertisements and pam
phlets She had the very best medical skin In THIS
city till entirely prOstrated and her physician finally
told her that he thought her ie might possibly b.
prolonged Little longer under the most judieicue
Treatment, Fot tEp weeks amer that she continued
ienberF Medical Institute and related her EYmp-
toms. As you was confident Of the GraefenBefR
Marshals Cathocon, in relieving her, she dischaTF
ed all the physicians and tried i, though doubling
ly. PrOVdentially Il relieved her quickly, and ave
bottles entirely cured. Since then, for near two
years. there has not been any recurrence Of the
plaint aad she i as strong, active and healthy
when young giri. JNO. r. BRIGGS.
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NEW YORK STOCK nLARKRT-JUvgF rs.
INV Tnrunuapu1

sTQCE9-Dul ana lower, with but two or
three exceptions. chi 3 CSC c 4 7 -; Gal =
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CLEVELAND AND BIZ RAII

tLE v ELAND AND ERIE RAIL,
" kQAP.-suHlfER ARRAsaEHExr. 1850.
n th ana 7Iter Aonday, April sth. 1890, Passenger
LEAVE CLEVELAND
1000 A. d. MAIL TRATN-9tODuing a All gfrsfe,s
eIcepl Wickline, MENTOR. Perry uuion-
vile, haTbroOk and suanFilla and arrises
at Eris l.S0 P ~, Dunkirk ass ?. =, Buf-
80 ? n. CIECINNATI EXPRESS TRAIN-sa5D-
ping at PainegYille. AshtahIla and airaili
tifa 80 2. y. hHlill0 20 p. y
4;lo P T. COAAEA AUTACCOMMODATION TRAIN
-etggping a. an Stations
s.aJ p r. NIGHT EXPRESS IhAIN-st0Duine al
halnesville, Aahtabula and Girard aniv:
anQ arllFe9 a. Erie lZslT A. r., UunkfrE
20 A. n, Buffalo A.20 A. n
LEAVE EnIF
l.55 A. =. NIGHT EXPKESS TRAIN-stouplnE a
Girard, Ashtabula and PainesTfiis 6niy
and arrives e Cleveland $50 A. ~
los A n NAIL LkAlh-HtOpulnF Il an gtsffors
except Saybr0oE Uni6nVliio PERI 49,
tor and Wiekiifiai and arrives az ClsTsland
lao ?. A. DAY EXPRESS TRAIE-stoUplne At Ci
raru, Connoauti Ashtabull and PafneTgil1s
only, and arrives az Cleveland SD p ~
Accommodation Train viii ieaTs Couns9uf A. 20
A. n, stopping a. all Stations and arriving at CieVs-
land at 9l0 4. r.
Az the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
With trains Tor Toledo Chicago, Coluuhus, Cincin-
natl St. Louis &e and al Tie trains going eastward
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those Of The New Tor
Central and Buffalo 4 New York CITY Railroads
Cleveland, April 9, ls5o.
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8Ail Ill.
VIZ ! I y, Yl,E..LAND AND PITTSBURG

iLh leland AND PITTSBURG
~ HAlLR0AD.-i iEPEIsG ARRavgrrr-- Is ~
~ llv 23 lA,onday April I'd, $50. TRAINS IEAYE
- - 5hA1y u. gAALk-sundaTB eEce1fed.
10 A. A-,lsl ior PiiisbuFgh, Wheeiinq and New
PHILADELPHIA - 49,
o'5Y 7; as-Expreag for Pittsburgh and W-basIiuq
boih Trains make direct connecfiol,9 i-ifi 80
ayiFania Railroad for Baltimore, Phiiadel.ti. -
AoiA and Boston Also with Baltimore & ljhi9 Psi
Foaq iof Baltimore and Washingtou fifv
Alsg eonneet 81 Hudson for AKRON and tTIlerslurt-
49, Time Dy this route a. quick and fare win 6s
tae same os Dy Northern Lines % New York
T. R. MYERS, G. T. Aasst. 'il' " IN
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MEaitines.
.uAT pROFESCOR

THAT PROFESSOR WOODS
/ Il, HAIR RESIQRiATlYE viii preserve infalH-
by the Growth and Coler Of the Hair, II used two
y restorS the Srsy, cover The bald with Natures
| oT1 ornamenfi the hair make it more soft and
beautiful than any OIL, and preserve the scalp free
/ from all diseases 70 the greatest age; Statesmen
Judges, Attorneys, Doctors, Ulerggmsn, Profession;
over the world bear testimony that We do not say
much in its favor. Read the following and judge:
| HICKORY GROVE, 81 Charles Co., No,
Prof. 0. J. WooD-Dear sir:-soms time last sum
/ mer we were induced to use some Of your Hair Re
storatiye and its sfacta were wonderful, feel
It our duty to yoa and the afflicted to report t.
fectly covered with Sores and some called It scald
head. The hair almost entirely came oR IN eonse-
nl your Restorative we did 30 with little hope
Of success but to our surprise and that OF all our
entirely and new and luxuriant crop Of haIr soon
started out and We can now say that our boy has
other child We can therefore, and do hereby re-
commend your EestqratiEe % perfect remedy for
Ipectfully, GEO. W. HIGGINBoTHAM,
SARAH A. HIGGtNB0THAM.
Prof WoOp-Dear sir.-3Iy hair had, for several
Year,, been beo0mipg prematurey gray, accompanied
estion Of oil necessary u dressing It. When com
menced using your ke5toratiTe ebout two months
is nse till within the last three weeks il has turned
10 its natural COLOR and assumed sottnsss and Iul
snuierfion N ofls ~ env Other rrenarstion I have
ever used regard It Indispensable article for
every bodys toilet whether it be used Gs Hair Re
storatve o. ioF the simple purpose Of Identifying
the hair. You have permission 20 refer 70 me al
who entertain any doubt Of Performing al that is
FEB, 10, 1851. IIs Third sf, Cincinnafi, o.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-16

UP-Propeller Cataract, Mendoza, Racine, J. E.
Eaglet brig Wm. Fiske, n. M, STANDARD schooner
John Weeden, Star Of the West, Charles sumner,
W. b. Hams, ,. s. Sexton, Rescue, Msndian, A. J.
Rich, honpartel, Mountaineer, Mark II. sibley,
Banner Piannet, Wm- Barclay, Harriet, Geo. Davis,
TliFhf. y q
DoWE-Steamer Cleveland; propeller NJ. B. Spauld-
ing Galeua; barque Gibraltar, Sovereign Of the
Chief, Enterprise.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

DETROIT, JUNE A,-Ths following items We take
from the Tribune:
FREIGHTH AND WAeEs.-Nessel heights are some-
what improving IN the line OF lumber and staves.-
We noticed two vessels loading With the latter com
modify at the Detroit and Milwaukee dock for Euf-
alo at S for hogsheads and s. for pipes, which Il
dollar higher than has been heTet0fore given.
Seamen's wages coutinne at Sl6 per month and q
sufficient number always to DO had at that rate ai
the Detroit shipping O6ics
Tho steamer Cleveland arrivsd from Milwaukee
early this morning. She Leaves for Lake Superior
on Saturday and viii continue permanently on the
route. The steamer Huron takes her place IN the
Lake Michigan trade
Frou the Advsrtiser