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NRW YORK mARKET-JuIy s.

lBE TELEGRAPH.I
FLOUR-Market 5@tOc better, but the demand
y hoL tS.I aoiAO At the adVEnee. Market closing
sales srS j ,eo bbls ss,dsas,7o Tor uuvsrsps ,,.,.
Aggg4.s ieF ext6a state sS,ooe3.65 fol. superhne
western; F4,sga4i75 Tor shipping brands sxtra round
hooPed Ohio; Sl,e1@6i0 for trade brands 90.
CANADA RLOUR-Limited business doing and
shade hrmer for common grades. Sales arc 20
bels at S4.gNaLM for common 70 choice extra.
RYE ELOUH-Market quiet az g, 5003Bn.
CORN MEAI-In moderate request. SALE ara
lG9 bols at s2,6' for Jersey ss,OO9s,iO for Brandy.
,WHIsKY-Market uuchanse. SALES are $50
WaBXT-Asrkst iesc better with a fair busI.
1000 bush ChieAso spring It 7Ossie; 500 '.b5asb
Milwaukee club at soG93c; 5000 bush amber Iowa
AZ sSgsec. prime to very choice; $500 bush Green
32,2lO bush winter red western at gl,66ai,O9; 500
bush white western at 81, l2aI,l5; 500 bnsh white
Kentucky at 3 l,25; 100 bush white Uanada at SI.I4.
for state.
CORN-Markot rules heavy aud prices still in
favor.of BUYERS. Sales are $500 bush at s9941c for
unsound and common new mixed western; 4s0Atc
sOITsEssiinE Il sss2sc for Western and Cana
dian; 2963Oc for State.
PORK-ln moderate demand and mafketa shade
armsr for mess. sales are 40 bbls at Sll,75 for meas;
slh60 for uninspected do; 5000 for prime. IT.
BhkF-Market continues steady. Sales are 800
country msss; ss,OO9l0,O0 for repacksd mess; $1,000
AiI.00 for extra mess.
PRIME MESS BERF-Market quiet and nom
BEEP HHMa-Markst steady. Sales are 90
bbls western at 81,
SIC for shoulders; 5E@6c for hams.
HACON-Quiet and unchanged.
LARD Market rules quiet. Sales are 1000 bbls
BgTrRR-sellins at 7@l2Hc for OhiOi 79Ic
CHREsE-MArkst steady at S@7O. as in quail
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.. a EAkHNl| 49,
NOR ALL OF WHICH IT IL a
S,es5v md certain remedy. and hover Ais Tx
Hf1imsnt 4 prepared ron the recipe ~ Dr. step1c4
aTeet- of Connecticut, the famous bon8-aolGs onc
- zen used in his practice for more thaR tFent5
Vssrs W5th the moat astonishing success.
Rs An ALLEVlAE0k OF PAIN tt . unrtya
bT nv preparation before the public, 81 49,
- sFepica1 may b. convinced by Rsinge IA
TfS Linfmeut viii cure rapidly ana 1881.
RkG1nShc Disorders Of every skiads ena ln
-s1ds ~ cSses Whsre Il had been ussdH n8n
TCR NEtEELdIA, Il VII asort imnsdias ~
~ n sVnrT c5s, bcE6Ver dilsresEilf-
II will rsliGEe tie EOrst casas q
fb-ee minnth5, and 70 Warllntld aou AH
TOnFH A0HEa lBO HfH ~ Clfe Instantly.
FOR NERVOCs DEBILITY AID aA4MGAA
E1SaITEDE erislng from impFGdance or ekcanl
Al1AI : mGsf honnF ~ ~ siln@ reD@fT
E-rfingdfrsrtF upon the nervous Tissues, Il Etren4tar
/ - a6drsaaaas TIE system andsestore1
3 PfBLs.-ks 81 sztsrhAl rsmsdy, Esciaia
that a IL the zEsE kDoWns glc We chals1EatA
world to produce IN Grua- EEarT victim 81 this
distressing complains should give Il 9 trlel, nrH
VII nj lail to a1ofd fmmo1at8 relief and Ia amas
Oritv cf ca5ng viii elect 9 RADICAL cure.
oUIN3K AND SORE THROAT sr61omesimes az.
t1smely msHRant AID dangelons, but timely ~
4 nlicatiou q this Liriment VII never hltecul4
are sometimes very obstinate, andol-
Iarelmsnt ofth1 jolnB Bu1blo 70 occur = negeGea
Tha HorsE esenay Be cqn1usEedb thH Ant1aas
Bruisss, onts, WoanSs, Sores, Uassa 5una "a
acsff1- 80 rn9dfIr IA fha wcndfTiul hsaiIlg Wol-
49, al ENEEISI NEALLIbLEL 49,
Wien uasd according % directions. Also OnAoain-s
Frosted ll5 and Anleet hliss 90 $3.50
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PREPARED BY
DR.. J. 9. AVER 4 co.,

- @@-1 $4,000
Price, u per Bottle; Six Bottles for -.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
has won for itself such q rsnoWn for ths cure
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, tina
Il ls entirely unnecessary for Us 70 recount the eV-
dence Of its virtues, wherever Il has been employed.
As Il has long been in constant use throughout this
sectiont we noed not do more than assure the people
ts quality is kept up to the best IL ever has been, and
that IL may be relied on 70 do for their relief ali Il
has ever been found to do.
AYERS CATHARTTO PILLS
FOB THE CURE OF
CosttreEess, J~Gandios, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Dysesl
kry, Foul StOaaeh ErUslpeldsI Headache, Pls, Rhel
nldiaua, ESuphoHs and BEia Dsseasss, L5sr COEDIaia
heurGtgid, a. q Dtsner PHl, and for PurVp5ng
Blood
They are suRar-coated, 90 that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and they are the best
aperient In the world for all the purposes OF a family
physic.
Great numbers OF Olergymen, Physicians, States
men, aud eminent persOnages, have lont their names
70 certify the unparalleled usefulness OF these rome
dies, but our space here will not permit the insertion
Of them. The Agents below named furniBh gratis
our AMERICAN ALMANAC, In which they are gtgeni
With also fall descriptions Of the above complaints,
and the treatment that should be followed tor theH
DO not be put OF By unprincipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on. De-
maud AYERS, and take no others. The sick want
the best aid there is for them, and they should have
sE All our remedies are for sale BY VIZ. FIsRs
SrROEs 3 ARMsTEosG, Z. q. GAELoRD, and b. all
Druggists. Z .r L Id
Ss=Ayer's Cherry Peetoral. sarsapafnla and "a
tharttc Pills, are for sale By Churchill 8 Brothers :.
v. corner Public SQUARE aud Ontario street.
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M R E.
POET OF CLEVELAND.

EHTERED-July 8
Ocean, Evans, Detroit, lS6 horses and equip
stmr. Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Buffalo.
Prop. Potomac, Gebbard. Buffalo.
Prop. Sciota, Traverse, Buffalo. 10 tons mdse.
Schr. Fred Hill, Ferdinand, Buffalo, 400 bbls salt.
Schr. T. Baker, Stalker, 0swego.
schr. Mary A; Rankin, Campbell, osWego, 100 boxes
starch, Is tons eosl.
Schr. Fame, BlOsier, Sandusky.
Bchr. Arabia, BoylaB, Toronto.
9chr. Miron, Barrows, Port Burweli.
ScoW Prince Of Peace, Carran, Port Clinton.
ScoW ]. b. Chaplin, Minor, Saginaw.
Scow Michigan, Taylor, Monroe, lO NJ nat hoops
81 NJ hoop poles.
OLEARKD
stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit, 22l pkgs sundries, 50
boxes axes, So boxes glass, bar lead pig
metal. 2 mowers, 70 boxes cheese, 20 bblB
whisky, %, f32 lbs iron, % stoves.
gtmr. Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Buffalo.
PROP, Potomac, Gebbard, Chicago, 80 kegs naila, 10
boxes glass, 1876 tons iron, 200 pkgs mdse.
Prop. Scioto, Traverse, Buffalo go tons oil cake
schr. Fame, B osier, Sandusky, IS tons mdse.
Schr. Baker, Stalker, Chicago, 500 tons coal.
schr. Fred Hill, Ferdinand, Milwaukee, 800 tons
coal.
schr. Chisholm, Galam, 40bbIs -four, y pkgs sudriss.
Schr, r. o. Lake, Knight, Port Burwell.
Schr. Ontario, Chisholm Toronto. 80 tons coal.
scoW ]. @. Mills, Kennedy, Buffalo, IS n slaves.
scow Prince Of Peace, Port Clinton.
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oBsTTEATEs-A passenger on one of the
Kinsman street cara, on Saturday evening
last, refused to pay his fare when it was
called for by the conductor, saying that it
was soon enough to pay when his ride was
finished. The conductor therefore stopped
the car and refused to proceed until the
amount was forthcoming. Car, conductor,
and passengers, the latter of whom were in
no amiable mood, stood still for g space of
fifteen minutes when the obstinate individ-
ual gave way and produced his half dime.
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NhlCa
PARMA, July g, 1851.
EDS. LEADER Our people, on Saturday
evening last, were suddenly thrown into in
tense excitement and anxiety, from the I'M
intentional discharge of a musket or rifle,
under the following circumstances Two
military companies-the Ohio Reserve Mi
litia and the Home Guerd-had met near
the Congregational Church for the purpose
of drill, which called out quite crowd of
spectators. After the company drin was
through, arms were borrowed of the Home
Guards and placed in the hands Of volun-
tsers, who were expert in the zouaye exer-
else; after going through which, under the
directions of Mr.. spafford, they were march,
ed up in front OF the spectators, and went
through the form Of loading and firing
They took aim with their pieces about hOri-
zontal. At the word fire, one of the pieces
discharged. The contents of the gun were
two slugs and two buckshot. Threso of these
passed through the limb of my daughter,
Lucretia L. Clark, and one through the limb
of Miss Ellen Bigelow, daughter of J. J.
BigelOw, Esq who were standing IN the
third rail Of a fence, with arms locked and
a thick crowd standing in the rear Of them
The gun was known TO be charged by th'
lender, (who supposed it safe without a cap,
but unknown to the person using it. TIT
wounds were speedily examined by DR.
Thayer, of Cleveland, who thought tn
young ladies would recover in due time
though a very slight variation of the ball
would probably, if not necessarily, hav,
proved fatal.
Please find room in your paper for this
il may serve as q warning TO others of tn
fallacy of suppOsing firearms safe whe.
charged, even without q capi and also {
the necessity Of great prudence and care i
the use Of firearms generally.
Yours respectfully,
M 1861 Dawn OTARK-
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CLEVELAND mARnfF-I.1ve

RLOUR-SaleS Of Is bbls double extra red ct
1886 IS bblS double extra white 1t $500. and 81 do
doat $3.50. Tho demand Is confined to small lott.
WHEAT-ThsFs ia a little bet er fsslins In the
market. without, however, any improvement in
busin So. Gales are 2 cars red on track at &c.
CORN-sa'eS of car on track at sOc, AID l car
from store 81 &c.
OATs-DHll at &c.
MGHWINEs-salss OF 50 bbls al IsHe.
EGGs-oulet at &c.
BUTTER-Rsmains extremely dull and sales can
be effected in small Tote only at e@sc.
OHERsE-seilS at . wide range, and no accurate
quotations can be given.
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BLOOD ROODI
BLOOD FOOOi
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2AAAA A10AA
10 ali suffering from Consumption, ~incfpient or
confirmed, or from debility Of any kind; or from
mental or nervous prostration, brought on BY any
cause; or from BcTOfulous COMPLAINTS or from dis
eases Ofthe kidneys or bladder and TO Ladies suf-
ErinF any Of the many distressing complaints thetr
ssS h7s liable To- and Whioh engsndsr Consumption
TIE BLOOD nod
q 51srod IS a Certain and Reliable asmsdy. Differ
lag IN ey6ry particular ron the rateut medicinog q
lbe deT, itise emicalcoF5inati5n e lh0Gs SUI
PHUk and FHOsPHOkyn, ofvery great WORTH and
many hundreds bee Glad and Eretefm testimony TO
she benefits It hasc TERED on them.
QHuBUH a DgPObI 40 Broadvayi New York.
nro the solo proprietora Of the Erticle, and have Ia
consequences Of treud ATTEMPTED upon the public,
chan sod the color ofthe outFide wrapper hom BED
70 vEEIOW5 and increased the size Of the BOTTLE 70 &
SEncas- Be Fery cautious IN buying 70 see that tue
6c-Eimhs-ofther signature is on the outside Of the
EruFperf 81 ell Others are cou itsrtaits- In cOnse-
I1Gncs Of ms large demend for this article, the fol-
owing druggists have all ordered AID received sup
shes ofthe new Kind, Vfzs
Chhg. A.. Kimbail, Wm. Il. French, J. Hsyes.
a. 6t1uisls, and Samuel kidder lr.s Lowell.
ohio. eh2cdkW
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COUNTERFEIT DHs.-The workmen on the
pier of the C. C. & C. Railroad, while tear
ing up a portion of the platform yesterday
afternoon, found a perfect set of counterfeit
twenty-five cent dies among the rubbish.
They we're, no doubt, placed there by some
person engaged in the business. They did
not have the appearance Of having been con-
cealed 8 great length Of time.
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szFRr sHOOFrR5 REafsrzF.-w. Berdan,
well known Is the oFigfbhtot 6fths regiment
of -sharp shooters to be supplied from the
several States, was in the city yesterday,
on his way to the East, he has received as
urances from all the Governors whom he
has visited, that the company requested shall
be furnished. Gov. Yates Of Illinois offers
to furnish two accompanies I. they will be ac-
cepted. Every mar accepted for the regi-
ment must satisfactorily pass a very rigid
trial Of skill. ar.
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U URIOUS KOINCIDENGRI
SLOAN URDER THE oOUETER
SAITH AND OrHFRs IL A BO1III

NORRIS In sight with his Celebrated ARABLAh
CONDITION POWDERS, where every owner o
Horses aud Cattle can find the beat Medicine In use
for many of tho Diseases peculiar to such Animals.
They are Q Sovereign Remedy Tor Colds, Coughs,
Loss oiAppetite, Bid bound, DistemPers, &C., &C.
- These Powder always give satistaetiony as the
Thousands who have used them, can testify See
Oirculars. Try them. FOR sale by 4. II. Gaylord
o. W. Palmer, Benton Brothers, and Strong 3 Arm.
country. Also, at wholesale By the Proprietor, ct l6l
ontario street, Cleveland, Ohio, 10 whom al ortsrs
must be addressed.
eab6. U o. dOhklb-
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ME Oily,

MAsoSIo.-In our issue Of yesterday morn
ing we published a list ofofieers ofthe Grand
CMasonie) Lodge Of Ohio, as furnished US
BY the Grand Secretary. AS published it
may lead some Of our Mason readers into
error. The organization is that Of the color
cd Masons, who deriving their authority to
institute Lodges from a source, charged by
other MasOns with being ilegitimste, are
not recognized by the whites as "brothers of
the mystic tie"
Besides this objection, il is also charged
that the work Of the order, who have thus
organized a Grand Lodge differs 90 materi-
ally from that Of other Lodges, not only in
the admission Of members, but in other
things, whereof, we net being of the initia-
ted, know nothing, that it would be impos-
sible for the Mason of one Lodge to claim
fellowship with those of the other ~organiza-
ton, Each claims, we understand, to be
the "real simon pure"
We make this explanation at the instance
of a Master Mason, not only to prevent con-
fusion among the brethren, but to diabuse
the public mind Of the mistake in supposing
that because q mans skin is dark, he can
not be q Mason recognized by the order
which the whites control. Every nation
has its representatives among the order, and
in the Lodge room all were on the same
level, and are recognized as brethren of the
same family. Ransgro, no matter if black
as Erebus, is free born and is properly
vouched for, which he cannot be, unless he
is worthy and well qualified, there is moth
ing in the color Of his skin to prevent him
from enjoying all the honors of the craft,
and may rise TO the highest dignity.
But while, says our informant, this is true
the order viii recognize 10 one as a Mason
who seeks to enter the secret portals through
an Legitimate source, nor will they ever
recognize e man as a brother Mason, where
work is Inconsistent with that Of the order
as instituted by the Lodge of which King
solomon was the Grand Master.
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The following named persrns were elect
Ell teachers for the ensuing year, at the
present meeting, and the one two weeks
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~A letter written by Capt. Paddock
who is now in Washington, gives infOrma-
ton that his son, who was shOtin the hand,
viii probably recover without amputatiOn
being resOrted to. He was injured by the
accidental discharge of his revolver, while
cleaning Il.
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BODT FOUND We learn from the Wester-
field Republican that the body Of a man,
evidently one of the four lost in the burn
ing of the propeller Cataract, was found off
Barcelona HarbOr on Saturday last, floating
on the Lake, and brought in by some fish
ermen. He was g large man, 6 feet 8 inches
high had sandy whiskers; had on q lion
skin overcOat, black erayat; and in his coat
pocket was found q memorandum book,
with entries of his shipping on the Cataract.
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0REFsHToN ZouAvRs.-This company, who
are now organizing, hold a meeting at Ma
tiOnal Hall this evening at which al mem
bers are desired TO be present. There are
now about fifty names on the roll, q large
proportion of whom are those of the three
months men Of the Light Guards and
sprsgus Cadets. These men are all well
drilled and desire to 60 for three years or for
the war.
It is intended to make q first class eompa-
ny, the command of which will be given to
some competent person to be hereafter
chosen, and to offer service under the next
call for troops.
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tFot Tie ciefvlGnd Deadpfi1
'TIs wEAKNhss 70 COalFLAIN.
Br JENNIE THOMAS.

Oh, when LIES path Is overcast
BY sorrows dsrk'ning cloud,
And G-lefis borne DER every blast "a
In waIlingt long andloud-
When forms long loved are lying cold,
unconscious OF our pain
Then bid thy wavsFing heart be bold
It's weakness to complain.
When fortunes smiles are all denied,
And hopes bright sun Is set,
And grin dlspair spreads round rs here
his demon-woven net.
Look thou alonl-such wa to be-
The wheel may turn again; ~
fnot submit 'Galnst Heavens decree,
Ills weakness to complain ~
AS lie Is but 3 span at most
From opening until close,
Why should we let our time be lost
In murmuring ST Its woes
There must be pain II we'd enjoy
Life's pleasures while they reign
Forjoy, like gold, must have alloy,
Ills weakness to complain.
West Rockport, June SOth, 1880.
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FRoN THE sEvEETH.-Major J. Easement
of the 9TH Regiment arrived here yesterday
evening on the C. 4 P. train from Virginia
and went on 70 Painesville, his home.
Major C. says that no doubt is entertained
at Wheeling Of the shooting of Wise. It's
said there that while making q secession
speech somewhere on the Kenawhs, he was
shot in the abdomen and MORALLY injured.
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0 R S A L =
. FARr on "a A0RFs

A FARM OF "a ACRES.
WITH A w STORY BRICK DWELLING,
In the Italian style Of architecture, with barn,
Eels cistsru and cut houses, all nav, Just omp
Ted, and ready for occupancy. The house is bailt
feOnton kinsman Avenue Of 20 rods +; q btautifui
rdvIuo aud 8 living brook run through the rear end
OF the Farm there are several springs Of pure water
Running out from the banks Of the Esvine, which,
with simple hydraulic works, can Be conveyed 10 any
part Of the farm. For q Sentleman's Residences
the whole grounds can De elegantly and tasteiully
arranged EOr q Gardsn, Vineyard, or Fruit Gull
tue Il can be made profitable. being 50 near the
citg--Only about 100 rods from the corporation limits.
This farm can be divided into lots oil One to i've or
mora acres, and maze elegant residences, and at q
large advance OF the price at which it can now Be
purchased. There are about 5 or 6 acres Of wood
land, . part Of which i5 a beautiful Grove. The
Kinsman Street Railroad passes through the Ave-
nls IN front Of this Farm.
Als0-A NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,,
Barn. Out Buildingas &cy corner Of Kinsman and
Forest streets. Lot l5 feet on kinSman, and s6on
class, With all the modern style, and built 10 8 sub
stantial manner.
AlsO-A Z W STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Barn, Ont Buildings, &c, situated on Forest street.
just north of the residence Of the Hon A. T.. Riddle.
Lot lgo teet front By 70 feet deep This il 3 hrgt
the Italian style efarcLitecture. H
~Also-Another TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Barn, Out Building &C, adjoining fhs Ole last de-
scribed. Lot lu0 tet front BY E6 lest deep aud I'M
ished in all respects ike the other.
Also-OHE VACANT LOT, on KinsmAn street,
streets, lis feet front BY ss6 deep. Nine lots, on For
est street, between kin8man ana SccViiI Avenue
east side. Lots 50 feet front By I6 feet deep. vii
sell on time to suit purchasera-
signed, 10. 49s kinsman ST. ClsEslann, ohio
June30s66 b. bAhhAh.
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/. Cleveland, Ohio.

ELECTRIC BATH-Dr. GibsOn's new cleo
trio bath cures general debility, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, disease of the brain and
insanity. These baths equalize the circu-
latiOn and remove almost every disease in
amanner truly astonishing. No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfac-
ton to the sick. The pleassntest bath
room in the city for ladies-a female Opsr-
atOr in attendance. Office No. lit Ontario
street. jy8
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09

THOsE OoETRABAND GooDs.-The contra
band goods spoken Of yesterday afternoon
have been released, and were sent forward
last evening to Louisville, Ky, 70 the care
of the Custom House officer in that city,
there 70 be examined.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09

FOR LAKE sUPERIoR.-The fine steamer IL
linois leaves The dock of Hanna, Garretson
&Co. for Lake Superior this evening. Now
is the proper time to fee from these hot
days and luxuriate in the cool breezes of the
upper lakes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09

and you have . permanent Cure. u
ne has proved Itself % BE- The best Ofnf.
Ment ever Invented and WheEa onls u1ed. Il ~ IS
never been Known 70 fail Of sdsctinR q permaneuf 81
cure ofold Sores, Istt8r znd RinTEorm, Gcaf HaafE ar
Ohtlolatn9l and frost Bites, Barbers Itch, Cha-D8d
q NracEed Hands or Lp1s blotche1 Or tmp@ co.
the fscs. And for
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UNION ZoUEvR CADETS, ATTENTIox.-You
are requested TO be at the ArmOry this
evening by half-past Z O'Clock, as business
of Importance to every member viii come
before the meeting. By order Of the Cap
tain. Edwin J. ABBoT, sce'y.
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CHICAeo 5.

FL0UR-Market hrmer.
WHRAT-MRrket firm and advanced 263c =
Sales 1t 624c for No. !, aud 58G59c TOR No. 2 in q pro.
GORN-Market Nc better.
S-M Market lrm.
RECEIPTs-4,ON bbls -FOUR 5000 bush Ehsat;
i3, 600 bush corn.
sHIPMENTs-5,OOO bsls -four; 5000 bu wheat
go, ON bush corn.
RREIGHTa-Dull; SIC on corn to Buffalo.
RXCHANGE-NsW York &c discount for gold.
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The WrzIRO OIL MEN.-These highly en-
~tertaining gentlemen, of whom the press
speak 30 favOrably, are in town, and will
give one of their varied entertainments,
consisting of music, fun, and oratory, in the
park this evening, commencing at half past
seven, or thereabOuts. We expect a large
audience will greet these talented gentle
man
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09

Peterson's Magazine sor August Bsllou'S
Dollar Monthly for August Yankee Notions
for August, and all the Illustrated papers for
this week bare arrived at Hawks News Depot,
25e Superior St.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-09

On, sWEEs's INEALLIHLE LTSINEsT &c prepared
from TIE reoiPs Of Dr.. Stephen Sweet, of Con-
Beotiout the great bone-sstter, and has been usedin
bis uraotioo for the last twenty yeara with tue most
Astonishing success. Il an external remedy &c Is
without Arrival End VIII alleviate ssin more speed
~ han z other preparation. For all Rheumatic
and HsrFcU Disorders It IS truly inallibis and az q
sarafiVe iof Sores Wounds sprainss Bruises &C.
ia soctksags healing, snd P0~ -rful STRENGTHENING
Fr0psztia, srdte tie -ast wo1sof and aston sshmsnt
Ct si Who have ever given it g trial. Over four
aundrsd certificates Of rsmarksbls cures, performed
bYis within the last two years, sttest this fact.
FOR sale b. Strong s ArmstronE and Wm. Fiske.
ese advsrtiaament. sepT-RNd&w =