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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-02-07
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Butter Knives, Brittania Lamps, Sealing
Wax, SLEEVE BUTTONS, Coat Links, Toy
Smoothing Irons, Pocket Kniues, Razors,
Gun Ca oral, Amber, Jet, Glass, Satin,
Bugle a lax Beads, China, Zinc and
Woode' &c, Dishes, India Rubber, Tin and
Willow & les, Stilettoes, Crochet Needles,
Match IS, India Rubber Dolls and Doll
Head ar Cases, Tobacco and Snuff Box
es, s ilasses, Butcher Knices, Pocket
Yard Ducks, Spaying Needles, Dutch Pipes,
Small Fancy Scented Baskets, Slate Pencils,
Terra Gotta and China Vases, French Lith.
ographic Prints Gilt Moulding for Picture
Frames, Telescopes, spectacles, Goggles,
ing q'' Kings ',KIey..MMSA,
Rings Spy Glass aS1.
es, En- velopes,
Fools-Cap and Commercial Note Paper,
Pulling Maps, Pop Guns, Fishing Rods,
Reels. Lines and hooks, Candlesticks, Snuff.
ers, Tapers, Hair Brushes, Pocket, Puff, Side,
Neck, Pine and Tuck Combs, Shirt Buttons,
Waters, Seals, Horse Fleams; Port Monies,
Razors, Cologne, Hair Oils, Essence E1.
tracts, Curtain Bands and Knobs, Ready Ref.
erence Files, Bankers Wallets, Money Belts,
Razor Stropes, Toy
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1861-02-07

Il Is estimated
that l5O,OrO per-
som die annually
in the L. States,
with consuinp-
ton, and Profess
scr ELerIy says
TINT a vast num-
her Of these could
be saved ~ the
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10 THE PEOPLE OF OHIO.

The undersigned, deeply sensible OF the dan
gers now hanging over our national Government
and Impressed with the conviction that they can
only be ayerted by the united action Of the whole
people, In which patriotism shall take the place
Of party spirit, respectfully and earnestly call
upon all loyal citizens Of Ohio, wis are in favor
Of the maintenance sf the Government, aud OF
the vigorous and continued prosecution OF the
war now carried on for the suppression Of the
rebellion against the Government, to meet and
appoint delegates 90 UsIoN CoSvESrI0S to be
held at the city Of Columbus, on Thurlday, the
5th day OF September next for the nomination
Of candidates for the different State ofhces which
are TO be llsd at the general election In October
to wit the Offices OF Governor, Lieut. Governor,
Judge OF ile Supreme Court Comptroller, Treas.
urer, Secretary Of State, and one member Of the
Board of Public Works.
To save further trouble In arranging the de
tails ofthis important moyement,we suggest that
the Convention consist OF one delegate for ca n
thousand Of the aggregate vote cast in each
county for Supreme Judge At the last election,
With one additional delegate for each surplus
hall Of the ratio varying this apportionment.
However, 50 as TO secure nos less than two dele
gates from every county, and an even number
from all Under this apportionment the several
counties will be entitled to delegates As follows
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we further suggest that the delegates be chos-
ca by county conventions to be held on satur-
day, the 3lst of August.
FELLow -CIrrzESs OF OHo:-Shall the Govern
ment be preservedS Is now the all-absorbing
question, and the only one worthy of the consid
Grafton of the American People We feel that
no heightened appeal Is necessary TO animate
you to the discharge OF your duty in relation to
It. We feel nssased that respect for the mem
ory Of your fathers who secured for you the
blessings of tree instihIiions-a sense of the Oh
legations resting upon you as the heretofore
peaceful pOssessors Of those blessings, and 4
proper regard for those to whom you hope to
transmit them, will be sufficient to impel you to
declare with no doubtful voice your unehange-
able determination that the Government shall
not be broken up.
Compared with the interests involved with the
great question all other interests Of but little
importance. II the Government which estab-
fishes and maintains social order Is rever to ex-
ist at the mercy of caprice or disappo ntsd ambi
ton, there Is but little Of all thai We now enjoy
that will not in the loss of its staSiliy lose its
value. Shall It be said that we have neglected,
or put in peril, the proper settlement OF this
question, by our party differences These are
now of but little moment. They are mere shad-
ows to allure us from the pursuit of the sub
stance Withour value, nay, disgraceful alike
to victor and vanquished win be those triumphs
of party which are celebrated over the ruins Of a
dismembered Government
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NEw YOEK mARKET-Aus. ~.


PLOUR-Market 5aIOe better AMI ,om,vh.,
uns5itledi demand for expert and BONE consump-
tiOu Is moderate shipper are az rossi 10 walt i6r
sales i, 80 b6is AZ Sisa4,eO for suporfp. ,,.,s.
sLIasel,9o for eztrAlstaSe Sl,5o0t60 foT superhns
Western Ss,lse3azS for shippnE brands extra round
hooped Onioi SoS1se Tor trade brands dos - for
CANADA IIG6GR-MArkst triae better Win
moderate por demand sales Of $50 bbls at u 70
@i, ,l5 for suPerAne; Siea9,sO for common tOehOios
RYB FL,0UR-s6oady, At Sssdas.ss.z 9sH9
C0hN ~ MkALEn1rSst steali sales 600 bbls At
WHIsKN-harketE Ermer. Esl1s q $50 hals -
WHRAT-Continuss limited and with A.. hri,h
export demand ana prizes attn tend upward bun
market somewhat unsettled. shippers holding back
tor increased reeeiPts anticipated IN early part Of
sales cf IL eco bush Milwaukee club At Sl07Ai,Is;
6,ee9 bush northwestern club at Sl,i2 e,0O bush
At Sl.S@l,3i; 2,50 bush white western al 81 siA
iSS 80 bush white Kentucky at $780, i,su0 bush
RYR-MaTket hrmer, and fair export demand.
sales az o2 5sc Tor yesternj 6f6e for prime state
bARLEN-MRrket dull aud nominal.
CORN Market rules quite hrm with moderate
export and home trade demand. Reoelpts are lin
sales 400 bush at 5Oa5Ie for prime shlpping
mixed western; tSat9c for eastern; sc for western
OATa-Moderate request at 27RS5o for Canadian;
329sic for western and state.
FORK here is only very moderate demand
sales are 0s1 bbls q SlsOO Tor nsss; closing at
glrOl prime
BEEE-Market quiet but prices steady Sales at
St,Olt, 50 for country prime; S5,0bb0 for country
me'si t9.Oasll, ,2S for rspackd mess; Sls.s0OlSl2S
extra mess.
PKlIR MESS BEEF-NArkst Quio. and nom
innlly unchanged.
BkkE HAhIs-selllng ct SlG, ,sOal1,T5
CDT MRATS-MarEet 4 rather more active,
Small sales making at t495c for shoulders; 56A6Sc
for hams.s
BACON-Aarket quiet and unchanged.
0-hArket continues steady with Sales At
86eSc.
BJTTKR-seTlinsa at 7aiO,Io for Ohio; sea,
lor StAte.
OHKEsE-Earhss steady at saIX - lnaual
ltV.
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INA BAD PREDIcANENT.--0n Friday night
last, the captain of new propeller belong
ing to this.port, went through with certain
evOlutiOns which in time placed him in that
predicament which sailors call "three sheets
in the wind" In this condition he had the
fortune to fall in with black Vcnus, whose
dusky charms beguiled him to such an ex-
tent that he consented to accompany her to
her dwelling. She led the jolly captain TO
house on Ontario street near the corner of
Lake, but from the time of his passing the
threshold until the next day, he has no re-
collection. His next sensation was being
awakened at o'clock tho following morn
ing by q somewhat disagreeable cOOlness,
and finding himself, greatly to his surprise,
in q deserted house, in the rear of the hos
pitable mansion referred 70. The peculisri-
ty Of his aituAtion was, that he was stripped
of his clothing; coat, trowsers, hat, even
cravat and stockings. Moreover, a double
cssed gold watch was not TO be found, as was
likewise small sum of money which he
had the night before.
By attracting the attention of q passer by,
he succeeded in borrowing garments sufi-
cient 10 admit of credisable appearance
upon the street, and proceeding to the Po-
lice station, acquainted theoficers with his
bed fortune.
The womSn's name is Sarah Jewell. she
had not been found at a late hour last night.
but will undoubtedly soon be taken,
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ON THE CORNER-NEAR THE
~ FOUNTAIN, you can End -
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A letter was received on Saturday last BY
the parents of Hsskill Proctor, from their
son, who is prisoner at Richmond. Young
Proctor was one Of the Cleveland Grays, and
was wounded at Bull Run. It was said
that be was placed in an ambulance which
was afterwards found overturned by the
roadside, and all supposed he had been
killed.
This letter is mailed at an Office near Fort
ress Monroe. The writer says that the Sis
tsrs of Charity have the entire charge of the
wounded prisoners, and that they are very
we'll treated. He was wounded while on
the bridge crossing the run, by 8 musket
ball, which struck the calf of his left leg
The ball has not been extracted, but he is
confident of getting around again in a few
weeks.
Proctor says that the prisoners at Rich
mond severely eensure the officers of the
Federal Army for leaving the wounded at
Centreville to the mercy of the enemy. he
was placed in one of the hospitals at that
place and was conveyed thence to Rich
rnonS
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ooMMRRurAL.
OLEVRLAND mARkFq-Arr. a..

FLOUR Has advanced 75c within the pa.t weol
and is sailing at q ifi7s for red Wheat double tr
tras and sa,Ooe1S. % for common to ohoes oouu,ry
ground white wheat do.
WHEAT-Ths MARKET Is arm, with sal OF 600
bush and lear red free 90 beard at SI,oa.
CORN-Is in COED local inquiry, with sales Of /
car at &c on track, and do a. SO.
OATs-Aro wanted for home consumption at asc
on track. 4N 40 fIWq IAa j
HIGHWINRs-Ar steady At islfs. ss1- B.,
PORK-Is held az $3.50 without aAias- The mar
ket teing extrOmely dun. u.tI. taf5I- -a
LARD-Ooantry Lard is nominal At 7aso
BUTTRR- RemAirs Inactive, the onlT trSnsac-
ilons being in small lots to supply the local demand
Phies range at &C for common TO So for good, with
occasional sales Of choice at se. si tsaR
EGGS-Are dull at 7@l4e.
CHRESE-Quiet At l&7c.
APPLES-Dritd apples are quiet At s,fssto.
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for 4als or neHI.
: y K 5 A L 4


WITH A Two STORY BRICK DWELLINg
~ the Italian sty lie Of architacturp Win b9r,
-ell e3tern and ont house, all nsW, iust col1ui9.
- A19 ready ior occupancy Inc house . buiis
@ @elln ~ Weaern I'm provementsi the grounds have
ront0n hin4maa avenue II 40 rods 3 beaufiflI
eeyine and living brook run through he rtSr rnd
oi tho Aarm there several springs Of 1rs ,rair
running out nom the banks OF the ravine- wbich
~ltn SIM pie ny sdrauc works, Be conreJod 70 aun
Part 9i me Earm. Eor q ,lentleuan's heaidoncl
tee snoin sroanda can bo elegantly anu tagtefulig
aIAnfod, sor Sardent Nlneyari, or Fruit chi.
tnre, u can b made proataals. belnE % near fho
citY-unly about 100 reds frum thf aou
This arm can b. divided INTO lots a one 70 I've cr
more acfea, and make elegant residences and Hs :
laree advance Of the pTicp a. which IL can nov 81
and part Of which Is . beautiful GroTo ~
hinsulan Street kailroad raEsas through ~ kVs
niio IN irOnt Of this Yarn.
ABo-A hEN TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
aaaIn, oet Beildings, Ae;, eornsr of Kinsnan and
Forest street. House and Improvement e srs m f7l
class with All the molern style, add built ia ; Inb-
AlsO--A hEW TWO sToBY BRICK House,
bArni ogt Buildings, &c., situated FoTaet strcet
US north ol the rtsidence Of ihe Hon A. q. Riidle
isot ~ lect iront - u ieet deep This "a q drat
Lass hqusr, built IN a substantial manner, And IA
ne Italian style Of erci itbcture.
Alao-Anothgr TWO sfORT RRIUK HOUSE,
baTn yut Buildings. 4c, adjoining ihe 0ne Last de-
fStloei not ~ leut ruut y - iaet deco and I'm
Aso-ONE VACANT LOT, on kinsman street.
seccne lot from the corner Of kinsman snd foruat
streets, l3 leet mont by 395 deep Nine lots on FoF
81 street, between kiusman ana ScoViIi Avenuo,
east SIDE. Lots 50 toet front b 216 eot deep. Nll
sell on ttme 70 quit purchaserS.
l-o-bor mrther Information emo uire Of th= undsr
aisneal 70: iQ9 kinqnsn St. Clege,sna, Ohio.
-lunr-l-N-- p hAkkNH-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-19

In BAD CoNPANV.-David Washington
drank too much whiskey on Saturday, and
while walking down Ontario street was ac-
cOsted by brother negro, who came run
ming up behind him and placed in his Gus
tOdy q ham, which he said he had stolen
from Comstock q Newbery. Washington,
not caring to burden his conscience with the
ham, walked back 10 the store and handed
it over but refused te give the name of the
thief. BE was accordingly locked up to be
examined in order that the culprit may be
brou0ht to iustioe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-19

DR. a. O. BtAfk'-Welearn that this gen.
tleman has resigned his seat in the city
council As Trustee OF the Third Ward, as hS
is about TO remove 10 Cleveland, 10 make
that city his permanent residence, the eli.
mate being more oongonisl 10 his health
DR.. Blair has only been a member OF the
Council since April, but no has proven him
self an eiiieient member. His very many
friends In this city deeply regret the necos-
atty which requires him 70 seek another 10
cation. He Unpopular in Columbus, aud the
beet wishes Of our citizons 90 with him,
whorovor he may ColaRbRs Gazette.
DR.. Blair filled professors chair In the
Cleveland Homeopathic College during It's
last session, and was second TO none of the
able minds connected with that institution.
As practitioner he ranks among tho frat
of his school, in the State. As gentleman,
he is appreciated by ell with whom he comes
in contact, and his kindness and seif-saerifie-
ing attOni on TO his patients, endears him to
ell who have the benefit of his treatment.
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THE CITY.
NRw STAMPED ENVELOPES.

New style STAMPED ENVELOPES Of
denomination of 5, 8, 10, Il, 90, a, and 40
cents received at the POst Office, which viii
30 exchanged for an equivalent smOunt Of
tho old issue, during & per cd Of six days
from the date Of this notice, and the latter
will not thereafter be received in payment
of postage on letters sent from this Office.
Aug. "a, 1850. E. CowLEs, P. NJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-19

PAY OF TIE THEEE MONTHS MEE.-By ref
erence to the notice of Col. Wizeman in
another column, it will be seen that the three
months men Of Cos. A, B. and K, 7th reg
iment, are soon to be paid of and mustered
out. For this they may thank Col. Wize-
man, who has been untiring in his efforts to
bring about such e result. He has visited
Columbus several times, and written many
letters to the State officials, aud now has the
satisfaction of realizing the object of his la
bors. Psymaster Mcdowell has requested
him 70 take charge of these companies, and
remedy, 90 far as in his power, any defect in
shs muster rolls caused by the absence IL
negligence Of the proper officers.
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BUFFALO MARKEr.-AaG. ~.
iBT EELEGRAPH.l

FLOUR STEADY and In moderate demand.
WHEAT-quiet and hrmer. SALES A. 900 bush
Milwaukee club AZ s6sg7lS; l0,0oQ bush red winter
Indians at 81, -; l2u0 bush No Chieago spring
9Jc; l7.0O bush No I do az sc.
CORN-Market firmsr Sales IS 900 bu h at q
GHc
OATs-Firm and in good demand. saleI Of t,OOO
bush at p.
WHIsKY-Market steady. SALES OOO bhls AZ
iSfc.
CANAL FREIGHTS-ilo on corn and y,
on wheat to New York
LAKE IHlPORTS-9,000 bbls -four, 81. 90 bush
wheat; S4,0O0 bush corn s. 100 bush oats.
CANAL EXPORTS-s,c1Q bbis nouI, 81 900 bus
wheat, lS2, coo bush corn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-19

THE PIoSIo.-The Picnic on the Western
Metropolis on Saturday was 4 complete sue
cess. and win place handsome sum in the
Bethel treasury. Probably two thousand
psrsons were on the boat, and the crowd wal
Tremendous. Some half dozen unfortu-
mates we're left behind on the return, not
having got aboard in proper season.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-19

New Postage Stamps of denomination Of
l, B., s, 10, q, and so cents received at the
Post Office, which will be exchanged for an
equivalent amount of the old issue, during
period Of six days from the date of this
notice, and the latter viii not thereafter be
received in payment of postage on Letters
ssnt from this Office.
Every letter mailed al this Office after, ,tbis
week, with an old stamp on, viii be sent to
the Dead Letter 0lRoe.
Every letter inclosed in ld-issue stamped
Envelopes mailed after the 2Oth inst, will
also be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
E. CowLEs, P. NJ.
Cleveland Post Once. Aug. 10 1871
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-19

ORwELL AGRICULTURAL SocIETT. - The
Fourth Annual Fair of the Orwell Agricul-
tural Society will be held at Orwell, eom-
mencing Wednesday, 25th inst, and con-
tinus three days. Horses will be exhibit
ed in the ring on the last day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-19

ATTENTION sEyExTH REaMEST, o. V. M
The three months men Of Co. X 7th Reg
iment-sent home on furlough from Camp
Dennison-are ordered TO meet at National
Hall, Cleveland, on Monday, August 10Th
1851, at o'clock P. NJ, 10 arrange for their
pay roll.
Companies A and B Of the same regiment
are requested to meet at the same time and
place, to receive instructions for their mus
ter roll. JOHN S. WIEKNAN,
Capt. Co. X 7th Reg't o. V. N.
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NY. STOCK MARKRF.-Aus. Ie.

q
lIONRY-ContinuOs plenty At 485 per cent on
call.
STERLING ExCHARGR-Olosed heavy and
dull l071ii7& for bankera' bills.
STOCKS Opened drm but closed dull aud high
or. Chicago Rock Island S9A; leveland Toledo
29h; chicago, Burlington Quincy b8Ht MtlWau-
kee Prairie du Ohien ~; Galena Chicago SAB:
Cleyo Col Gin "a; Michigan southern guar an teed
25 Mich Central 4iS1; Reading S57l; Harlem preird
s; Ill Central scrip Ola; Harlem lOS; Hudson SS;
Erio s5R; Central 7s34; Pacific Mail 7UA: Penn
Coal u; III Central bonds %; Michigan Southern
ID bonds 6gi( Hudson convertible bond17 20; Cain7-
mia s Is; Louisiana e. ca; Mi souri, s. 81 n Caro-
lima s. IS; Virginia e 5iS; 7 IN G. s3N; State
70 20 1917 Treasury 6s gla; So 81 coupons eSA
U 6s 81 registered SS; S. 80 IS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-19

FoR Mas. R, n, -KESEEDT.-The Post
mastsg of this city has received letter
from "No.th Washington" stating that R.
N. Kennedy, former resident of this city, /,
died there on the 9th inst II Mrs. Kenne.
dy be in this eify, and will call at this Of
Zee she can, obtain some information con-
cerning her husband's death.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-19

CAPTAIS sPRAeUE PRIsOxER.-We learn
that letter has been received in this city
from Carlos Smith, of Co. A., 7th regi-
ment, now at somerville, in the Kanavha
Valley stating that Capt. J. W. sprague,O of Co.
E. (Sprague Guards of HurOn), and two of
his men, had been taken prisoners by
Wise's scouts. We did not learn the names
Of the men, or any further particulars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-19

APPOINTED MAJoR.-W. X. sherwin, of
this city, has been appointed Major in the
regiment Of artillery which is now being
raised by his brother, Colonel shGrwin, Of
Cincinnati.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-19

~We congratulate our readors upon the
ifioorsry Of 9 surs cure for Rheuuatism, oout and
uouralgh, and az Mercyrial Diseases which q ef-
fctad without the use Of internal medicines, which
only In fact, q s the only known remedy enosting
pofiect c1fll e1a We .eei setfanteel Eom ~ Ee-
hictsd and those having friends suffering from hhou-
matsm, Gout or Heuralgal on the pcrnictous euoctn
81 Mercury % the advertisement IN another column
of our aapar, OF Dr. Leand'G Anti Rheumatic Band
GI-dsiA - Wrn eTSW Ois~aianf y sah9r
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L. B. sOLONONsON,

PFacaedl GSd SG@tee OPiei@,
Eeops the largest assortment Of the most improved
kindn Of SPE0fAOhES. Ali his Glasses, whstheF
for pear OF far sighted, art ground under hia own
INSPECTION, " maehinery Ct new oonaruotion, with
tno greatest care 90 a 70 cut le eoe u Ell cases.
curing Weakness, Dizziness OF Inflammation OF the
Eyoa, and impaFting strength Tor long reading or
ane sewing.
81 eOiomons0n would here inform the public that
be never employs any one IN the sale oi Bis Lenge1
~ Also, Hpiendid assortment ofBPl GLAbbA1s
MICROSCOPES, OOMPASsE4, &C., on hand.
-ARTITIClAL EHES inserted without pain,
6STioS-no. 10 suuori0g strest, under American
HOtni mallsdkW
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BLOOD FOODt
BLOOD FOODl
mLMnn LllLlnI


Tr al aufsring trom OolEumpti inciptent o.
confirmed, or from debility of any kinds or nom
meutal or nervous proStrattont brought on % any
onnne. or from sczotniouB complaints; or hom dis
sssas q the Kidneys OF blsdoor; and 10 Ladies uut
isFing any Of the many distraasing complaints their
uaz ars labls 20, and which engendar Consumption,
TIE BLOOD FOOD
\ hoGured e. Q Certain and Reliable komedy. DideE-
inF ID every partcuisr fum the patent medicines Of
the day it "a chemical cor oination OF IRON 6uL-
PHuR aud RROB BFHORys, ofve-T great worth, and
many hundreds be- glad and grateful testimony %
TIE benefits Il ha1e ,ferred on them.
OHUBUH a DUPONT 90 Broadway, heW York,
Rla the sole prorretoTs oi TIE artcle and have N
oonssquence q fraud ettemptsd upon the public,
ehangod The color Of the outHide Wrapper from
. Yellow and increasod the size Of ths bottle 70
guncol De Tery csufiOuH IN buying 70 sec that the
hc-sms Of theE signature is on the outside of the
Urarrsr, ua all othcrt ccu tterlcita- In cOlae-
luencc oi the large demand Tor this article The fol-
loWlnR druggists have sll ordered and resolved sur
pliee q the new kind, viz:
Chsa. A. Kimbar, Wm- III. French, J. B. Hayes,
A stanieia, end Samuel kidder lr., Lowell.
~ sold b. Wm- FlshE, rruggi T. Cleveland,
uhio sb35:dkW
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MORNING LEADER.
NRW ADVRRTIBRHIRNFs

Norri, shsmSld-BrOwn's sOspension waist and
Skirt supporters.
Hanna, GarretuOn OO-Pleasuro Excursion.
William Observation-Disclosures Notice.
W. Melhineh-Wagon for sale.
John y. stronE-wheeler Wilson's Sewing Ma
chimes.
&C. Norrs-Dr. sOsls a Coz Oriental or sOys.
rolen Balm Pili.
L, Q. Thaycr-LOcai Notice, .
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CHICAGO MARKRT-AaE. I1.

[BT TRLReRAPH.l y
FIOUR-Market continues hrm.
WHEAT-Markets &c better, No. lat T4'<ee7 e75'1c;
NO2 atT25fc IN stt.rp n tta a
-OORN Dull and a small advance. Sales mixed
2on &c anoat.
OATS Market Ic lower. Sales No in store at
l6fn l6llr.
RRCEIPTS-2,sO 800 bbls fouc; 1850 blh wheat
lbO uUO bush oru; iS,uD oats.
8HIPnRNTS-6,3g 30 bbls 1our; $500 bukh corn;
81 900 bush wheat p.
va FREIGHTs-Advanced sa4c for sail; s%@lOo
EXCHANGE-4@9 for currency.
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OsWKGO MARKRT-Aar. 14.
GHI rELEaRAFH.l !

FLOUR-Market in.moderAte demnd for interior
and eastern trade. Sales moderafe
WHEAT-market decidedly arm, with an up
ward tendency. The supply Offering e ligbt
Sales g. ,9l9 bush No kicaRO spring, ! 900 bush
winter red western at sl,l5; buyers for shipments
Sl,i2H. 'l.'s -tr %
tORN-Mnket frmer saiOs q, 900 bush Ills
at seq.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL EHEIGHTS-Steady; hour lcG8
wheat Sc; and corn Tc, 20 New York.
LAKE l1IPORTS-2O0 !bbls -four; O,t0Gbush
corn.
ANAL EXPORTa-2500 bush wheat; l,67O
bbls aOur; 20, 30 bush corn; 500 bush rye. -
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AcoEPrED.-A letter from Capt HaEen, Of
West Point, to Gen. Crowell, Of this city,
says that he has accepted the command Of
the 4Ist regiment, and will be here by the
frst of September.