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the finest In The Union, and has been Allied
with South Carolina clerks whose salaries con-
sumo all the revenues collected there aEd
good deal more. These fre-eating eockaaes
will now hare chance to cool their heels on
the pavement, and support their treason and
cxtEavagauce from some other tund. 1ne
Post Office 1t Charleston was also t1llcI with
fast 9oun. traitors. living OFT Uncle sam
bounty. They too will be turned out on the
Commons to repent their folly at their leisure
The receipts Of postage from the State Of
South Carolina for tie year ending July 1st,
1850, were slo1,5SG; and the expenditures,
631p.QGS- Showing deficit Of Sill ,If4 The
Government has thus spent three dollars to
carry and deliver mail matter for the rebels TO
every dollar received for such services. What
an Oppressive Government this has been on
the people Of that State! What un awful List
of grievances there is to redress! Some Of
| the other Cotton States may paasc before t..
! king the I1ungc, until they see how South
Carolina is going to get along without mails,
OF seaport outlet Tor her products.
The fire-raters are much disturbed By the
| news from England and Frauce- The people
| OF those two powerful commercial nations
were expected to strongly side with the free
States III the present quarrel But they have
| warned the glove holders not to look to them
for aid or sympathy, after they had fon1iy dc.
j! would both become their allies, recognize their
| separate independence, fight their battles, pro-
tcet them a:;aicst seTvilc instruction, and
/ thrash the free States IL they said cross word
or give the niggc1-whippers au angry look:
The programme given out by Senator Wade
~gives the secession gentlemen much alarm, it
names: 4 Northern Coufe1craty, crnbracinS
Canada, with nj! the Free States, all the Terri
tories, 4 Protectorate oyer Mexico apd Cen"
tral America, with the latter As place Of hahita
tion for the free blacks and Of refuge fur runa
way SLAVES. Il was ranly with these grea.
ends in riew that thc Republicans sogenerall5
voted for the Pacific Failroad hill, which, when
paescd Will bind the Pacific States and the Ter
1itosics to tho Free States IN iadlssoluble
bonds, and perhaps detacl Northern Texas
and Arkansas from the Southern Coufederacy
rs the bill promises aid at the rate Of $1,000
per mile to build Road for 600 miles across
| Texas and GO miles acruss Arkansas and the
Indian Country, where they will form }nnc
ton, and proceed thence West to San 11lese
and San francisco. II f...:S;y sccede both road.
arc lost to them while the Nt,1ts cru route vii
20 ahead. The difficulties in the way Of th'
Seces1ionists thicken every day, Let the peo
pie Of tho Free States stand firm aud all vii
coma out right In ths End. CNcARo.
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IELEGRAPHICl
Yesterday AftsEn0on's Report.
WASHINGTON NEWS.

WAsHIEaroS, May q 1
II hr Hunter should return tomorrow, a. an,
uclpated, the Senate Committee on Finance win
hold q meeting on Mr. Morrilps Tariff bin a.
passed by the House
The Committee Il nearly divided and Mr.,
Ioombs holds the balance Of power, with q strong
dk position 70 favor the bill Before the Senate
the prospect Is decidedly encouraging, unless the
billbe killed OF by premature adjournment, OF
Intentional discussion The whole Republican
io7ce Is certain being 25 votes 70 start with. Add
Acssre. Kennedy and Crittendcn from tbs South
Americans, and Bigler, Thompson and Pearcei
Democrats; and 80 out Of the 80 which are nccesi
Hary 70 fall Senate may be considered sure with
a iair prospect Of MessTs. Bayard, salisbury
Toonhs and Latham, without counting others who
nlay Be conveniently absent for the sake Of sup
posed party policy.
MessFs. Sherman, Trumbull, Dunn, Morrill,
Train, Aldrieh aud Others have agreed % speak
a the meeting Of the Peoples party IN Philadel-
pln on Saturday night 20 rauiy he Chicago
nominations, and open the campaign in Pennsyl-
yHnia
Wm. c. Barney testified before the Covode In
vestigating Committee, to-day, a. 10 certain mail
contracts made By Postmaster General Holt lie
testified that IN 1859 he bid for the sea mail ser
vice between New York, New Orleans and San
Francisco his terms being Sis 900, those Of his
only competitor Daniel johnson, being 3lG2 600
The contract was given TO johnson, who, as the
time approached for carrying into effect notified
the department Of his inability The service was
then turned over 70 Vanderbilt for slSI 900, in
spite of Barney's claims that he was the next and
only bidder
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NEW YORK MARKET-MAY %.


FLOUR-AbOut Sc lower with moderate export
and home trade demand and some trihing specula-
tive enquiries Sales Of 1900 bbls at $50 $40 for
perhne state S5,l06S5,22x fol extra state; S55, 10
for superhne western; S5l5gsy45 for common 70 ne
dium extra western S5,S0(16 for shipping brand o.
extra round hoop. Market closing quiet. Included
in the saleare 600 bbs for export at prices within
the range.
CANADIAN FLOUR-slightIy declined, while
the demo continues limited. Sales 600 bbis at S.
2o07, 40 for common to choice extra.
CORN MEAL-Quiet and without striking
Rye FIOUR-steady and small sales at Sc, ,50a
40 for common 10 choice superfne.
WHISK Y-Firmer. Sales Of 100 bbls at &c.
WHEAT-Rather easier and moderate business
doing for export and limited enquiry for home
consumption Sales 1000 sacks white California on
private terms; 400 bush amber Michigan at 81 l,40
500 bush winter red western et Sl,S9i 47UOo bush
Chicago spring at 81, ,iIal,ls 800 bush white west
RYE-scarce and firm. Sales l2,OOO bu at s76s9c
C0RN-Heavy and drooping sound without ma
Sales 1900 bush at 5T95sc for distilling; mixed
western 60ae5c; ea6tsrn do at 6e@70c; good sound
shipping do at 70c; SOC for small lots white southern
OATS-seeady with moderate business; 4O942c
for western Canada and state.
P0Rk-Quiet; mess held firmly and prime dull
and decidedly lower Sales 600 bbls at Sl7,0 for
mess fl7,37@l7, 80 for old mess.
BKEE-Quist and steady. Sales SIS bbls S49l,5O
for country prime; $56,5,50 for country mess; SS6
Is, 50 for repacked mess; beef hams quiet and un-
changed-sales ~ bbls good western mess to arrive
fnl5 or Is days.
-LGRD-firm and demand moderate. Sales ss5
BUTTER- Selling at n@lsc for Ohio, aud l2@
CHREsR-steady at 7@Iic for inferior to prime.
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FAIRPoRT, MAY 23.-NoTIcE TO MARINERs BY &C.
curate soundings taken by Isaac H. CONN, Esq, at
the mouth Of Grand river, Ohio il appears that
sells procure II ieet of water by steRrnE In s. W.
pier AZ the mouth Of that river.
CHICAGO, MAY 22.-Arrlved from Cleveland schr.
D. r. Martin, with coal, iron and nails.
BUFFALO, MAY 2l.-Two MES LOsT OVERHEARD
AND DROWNED.-rwo men were lost overheard from
the scow Falcon, about O'Clock on Saturday night
last, when opposite Ashtabula. The lake was rough
rope, and llberatinR the boom, which swung round
and carried the overheard. Tho vessel was hove
to- ana every effort made TO save them, but the night
being dark, and the running high, they could
not be found. The names Of the unfortunate men
were James Sherwood and Orrin James. The resi-
deneo Of the former is unknown; the latter was from
Ashtabula.
The Falcon cleared from sandusky City for this
port, on Friday last.-AdSsrtiser.
DETROIT MAY IA CRYING EvIL.-Considerable
complaint s made against the practice Of captains
dropping their anchors in the middle Of the channel
the danger Of collision imminent in the event Of yes
sells coming in from Lake Huron under stiff nOrther.
By dropping down near the shore either side the
danger will be avOlded.-TFibune.
PASSED UP.-Propeller Northern Light, Acme, Da-
catah, Quincy baTque Northern Ligh brig Saxon (;
achoUner Rebecca, Sunshine Sarah ]. EasOn, Indus
try, Challenge, John Weber, Theresa, Lone Star,
John L. Gross.
DowN-Propeller Free State; barque John sweeny,
schooner Waurecan, Lucy Raab, Arrow.
L. s. SCHOONER CooUETTE, belonging to the survey
department. has been fitted out and now lies In the
stream awaiting orders. She now has yards alOft,
carrying tOpsal, topBallant sail and square sail,
Her rig last year was composed Of fore and aft sail
only.-AdUerfissr.
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER PERSIA.

Ngw IoRK, May 3
Inc steamer tersie arrived up ~ . 9 eiOe1 ~.
strong epps9slnoh was tlfestesea 3ni ~ ss1 - ~
party IN the house OF LoEus 70 u'e rSP'"i VI u''
paper dn.ys ..,.. ..,. - -.
AsorQ toleaouse eNplalneu " tf .i X yitsso
tlatiens N Seatfal Ameriea ~. ~ SN'sSa
8ae treaty was signed pat net ~ : st.,eu, ls is
Iight 81 pessage over the is'n.u1 VI ai'''nA nAu
neen recog gni7eq -. - ,f.,i.. A..
81 q Ireseilyns W ~ hao pee1
recalled ~ een Sis y1.,,'s y, lia sd
openly denoeneli - - " = Al.lsn nil'ieiAs
ro4rainne. ~ ~ ss pse'en' WV oi
slight hre occurred on me Prince =. Albert dRr-
ing w p-a,-ss " N'N'''S 'u' was speeoi'y
-. = ~. " i, -. ~ - aSllot ~ y.
e2igneisy 81 me Noien'eEy rine corps formed OF
~ ot,o,, .,,,,,,, ...oo,.,,
- ~ - KY eesoOlation hAu
hela tnslL Ai,l.at " ne ptosp peeu are en-
S,.clsss ny ~. wi Os sA'h VI uie 00''Oh pro
NyS..S a.s5 - r,.h,,,, or ~. l.. .,.,.,
Dr, Loneiey! hlsnop OF Dprhami Is appointed
ArSloish0p o. 0tN
hS bAllA ~ 5lice nag sAlne9 over 'iFee ma
i9n irAnos eAan % vulits ule % ilonti y, -. A.,
At u Fumorea, put clseredltea mat + rance nhu
demanded al explanation Hom ErussiA Feiaufe
70 augmented war estimates
Nothing of moment relative TO the proposed
conference a.. ..,..-,. -...,,,,,. .....,.
" N stated tlat MY SAVOY sIus IeVSl.ll at'acA
ed custom house on the Geneya frontier aud
shots were interchangeo Inc SWISS huthorltles'
lodged complaint ~ I turin. n.
GsAA4s+ieA tSAeNf - =,
noa on three steamers ~ llqile u' u nc etll vel
provided win arins, aIninehliioni &C; Nee5Iy hNe
Thousand persons 70 me Deot 80 ~ olo mem zen
BoOd speed me ShthnslAsi " tlle eloops =. W Ie
noa WAS 50 great that L was necessary TO eoniine
them 10 the barraes 70 prevent ueter.ihs 70 shrol
themselves Garinalal hao ssi olne nope ol CUT a
,as,.t s.ns S- hir, Nsts Me5eci GariSsidi's LEN
,,s, ,,,as - start hi few, AZ We with soOo more
Solun;eers I c GSTibaidi is said 70 have exchanged
81, oIS three million fSnncs In nofes AZ the hank
~ 4oros n n stated thot fhe e,rpeditjon was
~, - isTd m Sicily but Intended ~ create a Al
1870, n 5seiahri,
ThS hasSn1artsrs of the SieiliaR insurgents
- - Cefsin some fifteen leagues from PaIer
M The ro,rSi tToous ssyeTal tiIses attacked their
,,o,;tiS,, r,,siy,rcessO,iiv
Tatsst s,,,~t orr thst Garihs ldibad handed AZ
r---Ss IN Fslsbris and that an insnrreefionsry
movement bsd tal-en niaee in Calabria
GSribaldi took with him his only son and
George Manin only son of the illustrious defend
er az Veniee
M Won PIener permanently succeeds Baron
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NINE RCIAL.

FLOUR-The market is quiet, with sales Of $50
bbls red wheat double extra, at $3.50 and 100 bbls do
at S5,sIjz.
WHEAT-sales of one car rcd at SI,SO; four cars
do on private terms, and one car mixed at Sl,s5.
CORN-Recsipts are in excess Of demand. Sales
Of two cars at SIC, and one do at 53c.
OATS-Arriving more freely and lower. Sales of
two cars at 3sei and one car at ss3ze.
RYE-sales Of two cars at sc.
HIGHWINES-Sales Of 25 bbls at 2Oc.
BUTTER-sales Of grease butter at Sc, and fair
W. R. a. l2xc.
EGGS-Are selling steadily at s1kc.
APPLES-sales Of q few bbis at &C.
sHOULDERs-sale l2OOns, fair quality, coun-
try cured at 65zc.
HAMs-Light sales, good quality, st lOc.
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OLEVELAND- COLUMBTTS AND

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND
~ CINCINNATI RAILROAD.-SUMMKR Ar
RANGEMENT-is6O. On and after Monday, April 10,
1850, Passenger Trains will leave Cleveland as fol-
6:d5 A. ~ N Y & Cincinnati Express-stopping at
Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New London
salem, Shelby, and all Stations south OF
Shelby, reaching Columbus ll:30 A NJ,
Cincinnati 4:2u A. n.
9l5 P. N. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at all Stations,
and reaching Columbus $50 P. NJ, Cincin-
500 P NJ Night Express-Stopping at Berea, Grafton,
Wellington, New London, Shelby, Crest
line, Gallon, CardingtOn, and Delaware
reaching Columbus ll:O5 P. NJ, Cincinnati
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, Sandusky, Mansfield Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, GAINESVILLE,
Crestllne, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne & Chicago Rail-
road, for Forest, Upper Sandusky, DelphOs,
Lima, Fort Wayne, LGpOrte Chicago, &C..
west, and East for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas
sillon, &c.
Gallon and Belefontaine Railroad Line for Marion,
Bellefontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, In
dinRpOlis, Terre Haute, Vincennes, Evans
vile, Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis, sc.
Delaware, Dayton 4 Cincinnati Line for Springfield,
o., Dayton, Hamilton, Cincinnati, Rich-
mOnd, indianapolis, Terre Haute, St Lsuis,
&C.; and at Cincinnati with the Ohio Mis-
sissippi Railroad for Louisville, and all
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Little Miami & Columbus, and Xenia
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, IndianapOlis,
Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, Loyeland,
and Cincinnati and with the Ohio Mis-
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis
willie, Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis, and all
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Lanes
VILE, Wheeling, &C, Columbus, Piqua and
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, &C.
R8~ For Tickets to all points and Information ap-
ply at the Union Ticket Once, 81 Superior street.
Cleveland, April Il, 1859.
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NEW ARRIVAL. M. HOVER
at l69 Ontario street, has Just returned from
Cincinnati with a car load Of Prime
NEW ORLEANS SUGARS d. M0LAssEs,
usually low prices Also just received directly from
Boston, q splendid lot Of
Smoked Halibut, Mackerel and Herring.
Howers motto is quick sales and small profits-liYe
and let live. Give him call where you will find
general and splendid assortment of GROCERIES
and PROVISIONS, not surpassed by any house In
the city APRIL
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THE GREAT STORM.

CINcINNATI, May -
The morning papers are filed with accounts of
the storm. II Is supposed TO have extended from
Louisville 70 Marietta following the course OF the
river. The damage done is estimated at over 81.
600 900. All the towns and villages on the river
above have suffered severely. Thirty six pairs of
coal boats are known 10 have sunk, and over 100
lives are lost All the steamboats, on the river are
more or less injured. At Louisville and New AL
bany the stoIm not disastrous as in this vi
einity, but great many houses are unrOOfed, and
trees and fences blown down.
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CALEDONIA NEWS

ST. JOSEPH, May %.
The Pony Express, from San Francisco on the
Ilfk, reached here At O'Clock yesterday after-
noon.
rider was killed BY the Indians on the Cali
fornia end Of the route, and all the Express mat
ter WA saved. A detention Of about thirty y-six
hours was made in consequence.
The appropriations made by the Legislature for
the ensuing fiscal year amounts 10 81 464 O0O about
So 900 of which goes 70 pay of old claims. Some
thing over 500 600 viii remain in the Treasury af
ter satisfying all demands now due
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Nh. SEWARD Will non r RRsIGN.

NEM lokh, NAY =
The Philadelphia Inquirer has dispatch iron
" Washington 70 the effect that Mr.. Seward has tel
egraphed to his friends that the rumOr that h'
had intended 20 resign his seat In the Senate, wn
strictly without foundation. Although, says N,
dispatch, his friends are indignant at his defeat
hey state that he will not only endorse the nOmi
nee but make a speech approving him and thS
platform on which he stands as adopted at Chi
cago.
private letter from the South announces thai
President.
Hon. Enstus Corning, of Albany, and Hon
Jas. s. WadSWOrth, Of GeneseO, have become Sc
eurities Of JnO. A. Dix the newly appointed
Postmaster for the City Of New York In the sun
Of $50 900 double the amount Of the bonds Of the
laie Postmaster.
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SANTA FE MAIL.

ISBEPESDAScE, Nay Is.
The mail from Santa Fe and New Mexico arriv-
"a to-day.
Having leff there on the 18th inst, very little
mail came IN as It was not expected to get through
80 soon
Business In Santa Fe dull, but Kitchens train
was met short distance this side. Upon its aTri
val business will revive.
Six companies dragOOn, armed with mounted
rides, are at Fort Union making preparations 10
open eampaign against the KoWa Indians.
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CLEAREp.

stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Prup. Iron City, Turner, OntOnagon.
Schr ketchum, Tycker, Marquette
sehr. Crinoline, Blum, Pt. Huron, 20 cords wood,
lO2O n iron.
echr. u. X. LOomisi Morley, Marquette.
eor. w U. Grant, Graves, Milwaukee, 425 tons coal
sehr. fontenelle, Case, Marquette, 20O tons coal,
Rhodes Carl, 10 tons mdz, Netmoro Co.
Is bbls -four, Wells.
Schr. l.. J. FRrwell, Huntoon, MarQuette, go tons
coal, Rhodes Carl.
Scow =. Hayes, Flheld, ssndusky.
Scow Rescue Robinson, Keliy's Island.
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nTEXICAN AFFAIRs.

CHARLEsToNi Nay .
The CharlestOn Courier has a special dispatch
SEATING thar the steamer POcahontas has arrived
u New Orleans, with Vera Cruz dates Of the 10th
Inst
Zuloaga issued a decree on the lst Of May, de-
posing Miramon and assuming the Presidency
rhe movement caused great alarm.
Mlramon had sustained several reverses, and
imposed heavy loans on the City Of Mexico and
the foreign commercial houses.
Uraga with 8l00O Liberals, occupied Guiana
gaaso on the 5th Of Nay, preparatory TO attack
ing ihe Capital.
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TORNADO.
-

LOUISVILLE, May q.
On Monday afternoon one Of the most violent
t0rnados ever known, accompanied with light
ming, rain and hail, unroofhng houses, uprOOting
trees, Sc, visited this vicinity.
Two men killed, and several wounded. A feet
Of coal boats sunk, and a number of steamboats,
damaged
The storm was from the North, and was equally
daElrnc.iVa in the cnnnfrV.
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pUFFALo nfARKRr-MAY as.

TIL IILEllLFH.T
FL.OUR-Is moderate for home and interior de-
mand Market steady. Sales of 100 bblg At & 20 for
superfne Gtate 253Qa55 for extra do; f5s755 50 for
extra Wisconsin and Illinois; S5,s085,z5 for extrG
Ohio and Indiana, and s6a6,75 for double extra
Sales Of 500 bush Milwaukee club at Sl,l3.
CORN-Market opened duh and heavy, but receipt
Of the New York report prices for sound ruled firm.
sales Of 100 bush Illinois at Sc; 1000 qush hot at
4sc. Other grains nominal.
yNHISKY-A shade easser. Sales Of 400 bbls at
LAKE nIPORTs-sOO0 bbls -four; 1000 bush
wheat; l32,O coo bush corn; 2O00 bush oats.
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CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAIL

CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAIL
~ hOAD.-SPRfNe ARRANGEMENT. On and after
Monday, April eth, 1850, Trains on this Road will
run follows from Cleveland:
555 A. NJ, Through Mail stopping at all stations on
the southern Division, arriving at Toledo
az lO:20 A. n.
255 P. n. Western Express, stops AZ all stations on
Southern Division, and arrives at Toledo
AZ 735 p. n.
400 P. Mail, stops at all stations east Of Sandusy
on Northern Division, and arrives at San
dusly at s:2j P. d.
$50 P. Telegraph Express, stops at Grafton, Ober
lin, Wakeman, NOTWalk, MOnrOeville,
Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and Elmore
and arrives At Toledo at l0l5 P. n.
Connections are made at MOnrOeVille with the San
dusky, Mansfield and Newark r. r., at Clyde with
the Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati r. R., at FIRE.
mont with Fremont Z Indiana r. r., and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana
and Toledo and wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
troit, jackson, Fort Wayne, LOganspOrt, lafayette
Cairo, Alton, 81 Louis, and all points West, North
west and Southwest.
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo and the
West At $40 A. n, 500 n, and 9.O5 p H.; from
Sandusky at $50 A. N.
L. d. RUCKER, Superintendent.
Cleveland, April 3, 1850
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N. Y. CATTLE lIARKRT--1IAY %.
PORT OF CLEVELAND,
HxrEHED-MayS S

HNTERED-MAy 2S
stmr Ocean, Evans, Detroit
schr Handy, Brown, OsWegO, lOls bbls salt
8 az furniture, Fuller
Schr Fontenell, Case, Buffalo.
Schr l. j. Farewell aunborn, Bufhio
ScEr Tartar, Pcmeroy, BuflalO.
Schr Gov. Hunt, Niekerson, Bnfalo.
Schr Kstchum, Tucker BuiIhl0.
Schr ST. AIbans, Scott, OaWago, SO bbls salt, 100
bags salt, 200 bbls water lime, r. 7, Lyon, 100
bbls water lime, Gordsn, Mcmillan &Co., loo
bbls water line, Gates Son
Scow Rescue, Robinson, Ksllys Island Is cords lime
ston1, Calkins.
seOw r. Hayes, Eihsld' Toledo, 50 cords woods.
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JEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

], lsoo.
From his Excsllency JAMES d, WESCOTT, Gov
ernor OF FLORIDA, and member Of the U. s. Senator
''FOr upward Of twenty-five years Was afflicted
with disease In my family which the best medicine
and surgical talent In the country failed cure but
which yielded in most satisfactory manner, to the
Graefsnberg Remedies. conseientousy advise their
use. JAS. d. WESTCOTT.
New YORK, February, 1889.
DR.. J. +. BRIDGE-Dear Sir Some two years ago
an intimate female friend had been suffering from
falling of the womb whites and deranged menstru-
alton, together with the attending symptoms 70
clearly described in your advertisements and pam
phlets She had the very best medical skill in this
city till entirely prostrated and her physician finally
told her that he thought her life might possibly be
prolonged little longer under the most judlcious
treatment. For two weeks after that she continued
70 sink, when came into your Office at the Grae-
fOnberg Medical Institute and related her symp-
toms. As you confident Of the GraefenbeFg
Marshas Catholicon, in relieving her, she diseharg-
ed all the physicians and tried it, though doubling
ly. Providentiaiy it relieved her quickly, and i've
bottles entirely cured. Since then, for near two
years. there has not been any recurrence Of the
plant, and she Is as strong, active and healthy a.
when young girl. JNO. r. BRIGGS.