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NEW YORK MARKFT-MAY 4.

tua IELE0BAPH.l
RL0UR-Gommon grades aradulI add dropping.
The dep esgiou ia the msrkst for sterling exchanSg
materially check the export demand, while oho3ss
Rradrs are scare Gnd waited Tor hOme eOnsumptioD
az adyaieinG t~sndency; The sales Of extra staie
gsrB chiefly AZ t5,2b. and inciud ~ smA I parcels IN.
felior at Ss,l7z, MARKET closing steady.
S5.SE9S,Sa for extra stale; $50 @5I5 far s~upsriSe
extra Wfseru; s6,lt45 90 Tor common to medium
uxtra Westerni Si5N15,"h for shipping brands extra
roam bO0ped .hio: IS 656T,ia f5r trsds brspS- a.,
CANADA FLOUR-A moderate business I'M
s6ls A. Is, ssSf0I Tor common to Feod eSips. = *
Z eHtur ch1iee and fsy ri e DO.
RYE FLOUR-AaTket quiet aud steady at IS 10
O0RN MEAL There Is a foir business doing
a. Prsyious ouOta,ioHs.
IWHISK l-Msrkat without important ,hange
vita tar DEMAND sale arV $50 1bls Al l7hgIoc,
WHEAT-Msrkst Tor common grad dull aud
soutwhat heavy. This depression or sterling Il.
Sns1ss onStaise az a serious chsck on Ibs export
. arct and wantrd far boms miIii1s ~ a. ~ arg ven
Sztt are ~ bush common CHICAGO sprine ~ SILK
delivered; l2.9o bush choice buTfhwes 'rr1 clni, g,
IL q d%eliysred3 HOO ba-h Muwsntsa ,Iahh . Sie y ~ -
al % delivered; 1900 bush winner ~ ~. Slrl
i'sge9 ri u 4 4 q b y SaeIikessdi go bush red s,ats
: q: o., bush C.radaeluo at sLzi 800 bush wEits
RYE-haTkot quiet and steady. Sales are I7oo
BARLEY-siarsss Qui l. aamiusny UNCHANGED
sals. IRE sDeush Oaliotnia a. ~, which L an out.
BXRLRY MALr-salss are 200 buah on mi.
CORN-seaTce aud With a hir home trade demand
and market may he qu04ed a Ehad- drm-r. Sales arr
A. o. bu nt 67h@6-c:foi new mixed western de-
livs red; 65Ho for I'D d del versd; &c for damaged
gid 70 In tore; esaf69e for new yellow Jersey 6T6g1e
br White sou heru
tlATH-Msrset dull and beaFy at ssaslkc for
Nsstern AnagHnSdai HM3Ssf1r state
-4iarket hTmer but rather quiet. Sales
PCS SlIsn Tor Li~ssi -, IGls 81 for prime.
. -AsTket quiet and unchanged. Sales are
Il y /. - tN9t tor prime; s ,sa66,4 for mess
mesa shiO9Az,0VlOEe extra
BhlME mRSS BERR-Markrt eopsipusS ouiet
and nfmf with q light stock u 100 onS1i--.
hhkE Cub al StsaB
8 - magket rules ealpt, AMI 900 mack
hams NVo9 Ir
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FROM ~WAsHINGTON.

W&szISeToS, Nay
o. application just made by some Of the diplo
UETio ,Orps ~ ihe stale Deg rtment, the ioliow
Ing points were determined;
FinSt-Vessgls IN biOckaded ports. Wbfn III.
blockade { ok place, wllse allswa5 Z reasonable
time 70 depart.
Sso0nd-Vesels bringing smigranis through.
And that bad no notice ef tbs blockade AZ the
time Of their departure, viii not be allowed 10
enter the bloekadcd ports That class II persons
cone 70 the United States chiefly 20 settle in the
upper States of4he Mississippi river, and il viii
De BETTER Tor them 70 enter open ports than TO en-
eonntertae dangers and casualties incident to the
A dispatch from Raleigh IN. CO says the Leg.
SlGiure met yesterday. The Assembly speedily
organised
4 bill calling a Convention was passed unani-
mousiy, 70 assemble on the 18th. There was no
reference Of its action TO the peOp!e.
The Southern COnfeder CT flag Ia fvInr over
she Capital. North Carolina is virtually out Of
The Union. The Governor has organized Il Camp
Of Instruction at Raleigh. He saysth Northern
Government Is nov Concentrating a large force
an the District Of Columbia, osiensibly TO prO-
teet the seat Of Government But such q force
cannOt be allowed 70 remain within the limits uf
Maryland and on the borders Of Virginia, with
ont esreeially endsngering the liheTIiss Of the
leo,l . The said States Ifthty be CONCUR
ed aua oFerrun we will become the next prey to
The invaders. Policy then, as wei as sympathy
and q feeling Of brotherhood engendeTed by q
eommo interest, requires US 10 exert our ener
Eies IN The defense Of Mar land and Virginia.
Every battle fought there will be q battle in be
half of North Carolina, and there our troops
should be speedily sent.
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@&aieinea

MEos
An experienced Nurse and Female PhYBiefan, pre-
ssDts % the attention Of Mothers, her
To- T q 81 r u p,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,
Wnlch greatly facilitates the process OF tsetning, y
sonening the gums, reducing an nfammations-Edh
@iaS All 10 4 H. sPJsT e sesS9P; and is suss
Depend upon It, mothers, i viii give rest to your
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR IEFANrs.
We have put up sid sold tins article for over ten
years and CAN SAY, IN AM.
any other medicine. NEVER has 1T FAILED n
SINGLE INSTANCET0 FIFE A CURE when
timely used. Never did we know an instance ui dis
y, all Rre delighted with rs operations, aud SPEAK IN
terms Of commentator q the. magical effects ana
msglGai Hl5l1es " SPEAK m TINS matter
WI Do KNOW after ten years experience. a1d
pledge our reputation FOR the fulfnalent Of what We
here declare. In almost every Instance where the
infant Is suffering from pain aud exhaustion, relief
will te iound N nfseen VrtWenty minutes alter fbs
~ RIP is administered
This yalaabio preparation is the prescription G
Que ufihe most Experienced and SknlhIi NuSses VI
S-w England and mas been used with Seversaii5nf
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
Il not only relieves the child from pain, but NH
CRATES the stomach aud bowels, corrects asci5ity q ug
gives one aud energy . the whole system. Il VI
GRIPISG N THB ROWE1s. and WIND UULt
and oyeEcomes couvulstons, which If not speedily
Hemedisd. end 80 death. We believe it the beef auG
safest remedy in the world, IN al cases Of Dysentey
ana Diarrhosa in children, whether il arises from
TeethinE, or any other cause. We would say 70 eY
cry Mother who has a child suffering from any ofthe
f~oresOing complaints, do uot let your prejudices, noi
the pr9udioes Of others, stand between YOG and Toul
suffering Child and he relief that viii he sure, zee.
Absolutely Sure, 20 follow the use Of this Medicine
iftimely used. Full direction for using will accom-
amy each bottle. None ReHnine unless the iac-
siHile OF CURTIS & PERKINS, New York, Is on
the 2gtslde wrapper. Sold b. druggists tbFoushoH
Principal Office, l3 Cedar Street, New Yurk
PRICE ONLY % GENTS PER BOTTLk
F5r sale b. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CHURcE-
Iii : Bk0, sud VA. SkE Cleveland.
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RUU6E & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS,
No. all Superior ST., up stG,Ts,)
MARBLE LOOK,
FOR SALE or ExCHANeE

A Handsome Country Residence, in SRudurfv. IN.
end nall miles from the RAILROAD depot a large
handsome and we'll furnished STONE House. Harm
ana 20 acres land. with q great variety OF chyic,
ELniti % exchange for improved property in this
firm Of l3l acres, on Plank Road, y mil q from
Clty large two tory Brick House, goo barns. or.
cosrdi soil randy loan ami muck superinrf RIM
Nh take pay one b dim house aud few acres near
the city talancs on time.
Farm Of l. o aures, niue miles from civ. House
Barn, Orchard. and we'll wAtered.
brlehtnn Nilage-hOuse and four acres land with
Barn aud Fruit.
eeoviile AVeAne-iarge tWo-storI houra and large
LOT hara Se E1ehSng- Tor land in part balance
heWbq gh Villsge-House and four aoFes land
nrick Tavern Sinnu and zuH acr-s, on one Of ths
principal plank rOaUs, u miles from he Civ. iarra
anI convenient house aud excellertlAnd exchange
IN part e r HOUSE, and let VI - frw acres near The civ
Due hundred aud Sky acres land In Lsbenun Co,
Mich. $500 Der acre. w.
Farm Of6l acres, on Plank Ro- d, 9 miles east of
the city ouss, Barn, Urrhsrd &c. ExobanFe fSr
house aud Lot say to amount of $3.50.
0reenwOO ttroet-HouBe aud Lot I2U1Iso feet !
Exchange for = farm.
lily ofot. Anthony. Mimi Two vacant lots, cen.
tsAIiC Ineatec. 10 exchange for a hvuse and lot 10
Farm Of 100 acres, 9 miles from the City, with
House, Barn aud orchard. To exchange foF land m
western part Of this state.
hinsmau ~Fret-TWO-st House and lot. To ~.
Change for 4 iarm ami II tow acres near the City.
Greenwood s~treet-TwO-sttry House and LOT tn
exchange for 3 Farm.
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Yesterday Afternoons Report.
FROM MARYLAND.

FREDERIoK, MEFG
The following Is the abstract OF The report Of
tie C9nmittee on Federal Relations to the As
usmhly, On the subject Of a Communication be
turen Baltimore and Other points
Tha COMMITTEES considered the interruption OF
travel An aggrav ted evil but &c facilities for In
Eakion He-e offered 20 fanatieH and exc led mul.
atndOs iron the North. who publioly thrraien
our destruction, it could be hardly consistent
with prudence 70 r. open their ohannele OF inter
course With Northern States They cannot be
ofBciently re ezlablkhed without a guarantee
from some quarter for the safety and peace Of
Maryland.
Ths report anlmadveris on the course OF the
Federal Government in sustaining troops at An
hapolis, and seiziug the read 20 Washington, and
considers such a course as being treated a. a COZ
quereo province and IL h therefore the duty Of
the Legislsturs 70 ascertain the position Wh' ch
the General Q Ivernmrnt b determined 10 occupy
towards this State. The Olmmittee conclude
with the following resolution That Commission
erS De appointed to C1ufer With President Lin
cola with regard to present. aud any pnrpRed
N ltary zee and oceu laIion Of the State BY the
GENERAL Government, aud also 20 ascertain aud
report whether any arrangements are practicable
f1r he maintenance nf he prsce nnd honor ot
Maryland Adopted nv both Senate and HOusa
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NRW YORK ITEMS.

INV LUIAl MAY 5.
The Northern Light has arrived from AspinWaII
WIN eight hundred THOUSAND ioiiars in treasures
Falparai~n 81 adyices say, an eRrthluake d..
Hl-o rrported d. siruyed.
The Connecticut Legislature unanimously ammo
prlat7d tz,oO0,NO for military purposes.
Southern camps are being formed At Lynch-
burg, Richmond. Norfolk. aud neSr AIexandris.
Rose r A. Pryor has organized a regimeut
II Is said that dissensiOns are frequent in the
rebel camp. Southern troops demand an attack
upon washington, but Virginia opposes it.
day.
Commodore Gregory has rendered the Govern
menr his services.
sPfeial from balti more TO the New York Time:
The bill ,rea.ing a Committee of Safety will
pass. he Union men are without arms, and feel
that their only safety is In the Federal Govern
ment
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RROM WAsHINGTnN.

WAsnINOTos, May 5.
The President issued = proclamation saying
that sXigsnctes demand Immediate and adeouats
measures for The protee ion of the Q lnsiitu ion N d
preseTvau n OF the UusOn, BY suppressIug revu
lutionary combination opposing he laws Of The
Onion, ana call into service or three years. IN
LEES soon.r discharged 1900 VOLUNTEERS; aud u.
reets an increase o. the regular army by eight
regiments Of Infantry, one Of cavalry, one oil
art hery and Is 030 seameu, for rot less than one
ana more than three yeaT3' service. The plan of
Congress when as5=mbasa. BE earnestly invokes
the cooperation Of ali good citizens 10 aid In The
suppression Of tue revolution and the enforce.
tofaten Of peaos,
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COM
CLEVELAND MAnKRT-MAY3 3.

CLEVELAND MARKET-BIAY 8.
FLOUII-salss OF 80 bhls red wheat double sx-
ira at $500, and 80 do At S. IN.
WHEAT-In good request, with sales Of 4 cars
red on track at sI,Osi SO bush at same l car from
store at sl,IOi 200 bush De at same; and 9 cars white
at SI,z.
= CORN-SAles Of 1000 buSh from store at SIC.
OATS-SaIe Of 500 bush from store at z5o.
HIGHwIREssale5 a. A@IEHe, according to
quality.
BGGs-s Sale Of 10 bbls At &c.
HAMs-ssls Of soAs fair quality eOuntrY-sured
ct &c.
BUTTER-Dnu. There is no demand excopt for
hons use or ssipment-to Lake Superior. Choice
pes Is OGsfng at leo.
LARD-Qulet AZ %.
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UNION MEETINGS.
~4cN
BALTIMORE, May q

bALTiNoRE, Nay q
Union meetings are being held in all thu Wards.
ADOPTING resolutions that We cherish the Congtltu.
non and laws ctrtbe United States, and devote our
lires AMI forums to defend them az iinst ali A.
sRuita.
We regret the attack on troops marching peace
FULLY to protect tae Capital. Declaring abhor.
enee of the attempt by the Legislature to inau.
gnrae military despolism BY the publ safety
Dill; that The persOnG named for said committee
haVht the conhdence of the pubic, and that
the people consider the whole thing a usurpation
Of power.
Rumors are current that o s. troops have
crossed the Maryland line and are now moving
toward the city.
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PRESENT POPULATION.

PRESENT POPULATION
Tho Slae Is rapidly fling Up win HPulseon 093,
O25 persons having been addod slc9 1880 Eklg ne
present pcPulzHon sz2sssssS : ratio alN Per eE-h
ten yuarz-
AGRICULTURAL PRODUOTA
Ths AgrcItHrai Prodncs Of minos are asatsr than
thos5 ofany other ssta me products ssn4 cut during
he past year exceeded ! ,boO.Q eco tons he UhaEtcrop
ofIse0approschss S5,86o00 bushels, wins tie corn
crop yfsid1 not les Am l4oyoo0So busneL
FERTILITY OF TIE SOIL
Nowhere can the nd1s-icus farnsr secure such ia
mediate results for his labor asuPontaes9P raAs SOD,
theg beng eomposedo o. adeopEch bam, He1Etlty
Of which, b unsurpassed BY any On toe geba
10 ACTUAL CULTIVAT0Ra
Siaes 1854, hs GMnany kGs aId 10000 aaa-
IBy 81 eHlJ 70 eeaaI e-l1s1f1s, eaa Hg ezJadi
o0atGil3 a. Gelt e clatodE Aeree @e
cassEuda Groaqh hss Iands Gton GpGasT 2of0o,
900. IN 1850 de PopElGtcs q f5rty-nes GgatiaI
through which Gpass, aoas onlg aaS 5s9 snas askfGh4f9,
2s3 hdgs BEN addeI5 mdk5Eg hs aakdePcpaaao1 sits
s2l, agasn gI8sPSeI ~.
EVIDENCES OF RR0sPBTTE
"a an evidence q tho thrrt Of % psople, huaybs
bushela Of grain, and $50 200 barrels o. 6oT wire FOR
ssrdsd over ne Hns kst ysaz-
EDUCATION.
,us-haniez and =Tkinymn wl ind fs fa uhcc
-+6ssu encouraged by the Stats and endowed VIII
80 revenue for the support Of s5ooE hGf chill
49, on Ezo n sight q tho chu7ch and schoohoulss,
sndTrow up wzh The prosperity q ne hadEg sEts N
ths ttreat Western Empire.
DRICEs AID EERB OF eKYEEEE
me- prses or the5s hnds vaE fran s5to e25 per
sc-s. 6ccordinz 70 bcstcn, oaaiy, &C. inst class
farniDE laces ssi for about SO 70 50 per acre and
rel i've expeuse Of subduinE pr-iris ieH IS con-
pared Ekh wood land IS inthe rarecf1mM mfzFoE
thefolHer. The terms Og szleaor the bk Of thess
isrds Wine
one &GR'5 INTEREST II ADVANCE
Ex per cs4L per annum, and SIX interest mGs q az
psr cent, paPabs respectively n one, tive, hrcs four,
kve aad SIX yea-g from date Of SAB aud bur noees
for principal. parzbi3 n four, fya, szendW ATar1
from date ngsaHkthe o1utraet7 tpuatng "a G-tenA
ne Hscs pEchssed shallbe fenced azdsnhyatedi
each s1d eTsryycaF, f< Eve yarStom clte o. sale,
80 that at theet Of Two yuars 1Rha sha1ba feEcsd
and under eultiT&iou.
TWENTY PE CEEE WILL M DEDUCTED
.f-om the valsaaun for cash, p TIE sam should b
az SIX doIlars per acfs, VIA ths ezh Ftea VI BE- I've
dollars
,-odaeGsas, prsas, and terms aPzyDsni, an Be had
oSEER, Land Commissions,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
and Cities situated uPO1 the nE-
80, APPLETONsS EAIaEAK GBEDEs
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FROW WAsHINGTOy.

WAsRINeT0E, May
The principal officers Of the Military Depart.
ment &C Wash ngt0u. are: Col. II insfe d, COM
msuding; AAj. B1riard, Chief Ensineer NJ ].
6ueksr, Chief Of Quarfer-Mastsr Department
Lieut. beckwtth, Cniet Of Subsl tenes Depart.
ment; Surgeon Lamb, Medical Inspector.
Col Ellsworth 9 Fire ZOuayes arrived to-day
snd wers enthu ~iastically eheertd.
The e9th regiment sill guards the railroad IRON
Annapolis aud The Junction.
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FROlI THR WR.r

FF KIARSET, Mays
passed at noon.
DENVER, april So.-An Indian Council was
held az the quarters Of Col. Boone, Indian Agent,
yesterday. IN which deputatiOus OF Arapahoes
and Csmanehes took part Good feeling was ex.
pressed, and IL Is hoped that the threatening
stIrm OF Indian hostilities will be dlsSipated.
Miners about Gregory are now uaing water
from the consolidated di Oh, and In conseouepce
prospects are rapidly Frightening.
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FRO4f 8IARYAND.

AENAPcLiS, Nay 2
Tha garrison At Fort Monroe has oae thous
and Massachusetts, msR and three hRndred regu
lars
Five thousand virginians were on the opposite
side.
ihO VfFginians are erecting 4 battery at the en-.
trance Of Hampton Roads,
From information received from the private
secretary Of Gov Hioka, We learn tuAt Maryland
will probably not call a Convention The seoes-
giOnists dare not use the power suddenly acquired.
They say all is lost, and the State has been sold
By the Government
A ~requbitioR will IN tim be made for FEEDER
81 volunteers. An order for the same was drawn
Up when Tie outbreak AZ Baltimore occurred.
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FROM

WAElIh9IDNl LAY 2
a Psfesburrh Express to-day says & is positive
thG a Aentueky FbFlmaHtof four hunoreu men srr
81 route fr Lynchhurgli.
The Governur has deternined 70 station q large
n1nbsr Of troops 81 Petrrsburgh.
The ChaTlostcn Couri.rOt tuesday sHys-We learn
N the m 60 reliable Gourcs that President Davis
vi take command IN person ~ General In Chief Of
ths forces sathsrinH In Vlrginte-
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FROM ~MAsHINGrON.

WasdIHldOa my Q.
From private Information, believed 10 be relia-
be, IL is ascertained that Virginia herself does
not meditate an attack on Washington, that sub
yect beins for the consideration OF HE Conf der
ate states Their throwing troops IniO VirEihia
Il aid % be In aRt.cipRton Of a declaration Of
war ~ Davis C0ngress rs y Is expected that
the large gathering in Washington Is ultimRtely
intended 10 invade the South.
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IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.

NV Aokki Mayd-
A special Washington dispatch 70 the Post
says IL = confidently asserted that the Govern
ment viii commence active operations against
the rebels on Monday
Another requiNition has been made upon Penn
sylFania, 10 proceed 90 Washington immediately.
Two h~rsI-elass steamers are now plying between
. PBrrYsVille and Aunanolis
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N. Y. STOCK MARKET.-MAY ,.

Market quiet aud Ann Chicago 3 Rock Island
@H; Qalena z chicago 5sb; Illinois Central script
ON; Reading 81 Cleveland 4 Toledo 2sA; Erie 2S6i
New ! Urk Central railroad Tx, fRlihJ Mat IN.
Missouri o. 80 New York Central Is, 3 sNuw Tark
Z ohtral6s '62lO kenturky g. 81 Virginia g. sl4,
Tennosseo - 60 CaliiUrnfn1s IN; Urea ufy rs lOlN.
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NJ ARM

III a K l E..
fORT OF CLEVELAND.
SNTERED-May2
StnT. ocean, Eve %, Detroit.
sSVT Louise NO. nurWeil, 81 II lumber. Foot L
kinsi 9 timbrf, Thlumbvr, b.. & ".
CLEARED,
Stmr. Ocean, EvnG, Detroit.
FroA. oWeg', HVviaa Dunkirk, 1854 bbls -four,
l5bels egss s. bblS whisky, 81 bbl- purk,
- bbls taiioE, % hhds I.bsocO, z5T bags
corn 1859 kegs Dailr. 34l gripestonrs,. :
eassE bacon, bags serd 5k0gs lard. 5 do
butter, ava boxes glass ware, 81 sacks pota-
Prep. Bay Stale, =, Ogden-burgh.
SoAr. Challenge, Hearns, y yandotte, saS tons coal.
s IONS rail Dad ZION, IS bbls wafer lime.
rs& Price.
sGhr. Guy ausRS, Roberts, MarQuette, al tons cal
Crawford, Morris 4 Price.
schE- Forest Gross, Hamilton, rs tons coal.
Scow fr0e Mason, peig, Toussaint, lot boots and
shorss { bbl pork. I lot baskets
Sow 4. X, Hale, Fox, Huron, 81 tons mdSe.
SeoW Prince ofPeaoe, AMMAN, Port Clinton
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AS & remedy TOR this most distressing and sbstinat.
malaayi the Vegetable Life Medicines deserve adis.
il'ct ana emphatic Recommendation. 1t Is well
hnOwn 10 hundreds in this city. that the former pro-
prietor OF these valuable Medicines wns him III nj.
III ted Hith this complaint for upgards oil Thirty.
nNe ears and be tried in vain every remedy pra.
scrlosd within the whole compass Of the sH-teria
Medica lie however, at length tried ths Medicine
in = very short time, alter his recovery h sd haen
pronounced not only improbable, but AlsoluteIy
Impossible. by any human means.
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E0R LILLE

Barn and abundance OF Fruit.
linton street, near the new High School BuiIdIns
rabie resiienco.
steam erist and Saw Mills miles nom Court
~ Good buildings AHd machinery, dwelling
100 arres Timber Land IN Pennsylvania miles
" IlueoHte and ncG- 10 the great Oh Region. So
:, k1asman s-trset-twO-stOry Brick House and Lot.
Ten acres on Lake street near william Avs,ro
and y acre Ofland. Si,6n. h"uDs
chRrd. VI
Large and desirable Brick House aud Lot-we-to,
sna near Erie street WIN 1e sold very low.
r lie T.
DWELLING Houses on Kinsman, Walnut and Hsnu
ton otrests, near Wood.
ROUSE 4 JENNINGS.
e4r5 BeR Estate and Ins. AEsnts,
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OF TROOPS.

EsEAAL0i nays
Four companies Of volunteers left this after
noon Tor tie rendezvous al Elmira. A splendid
DannsT wac Presented them by the ladies, and they
we're escorted - the depot by ID,
rome Suaral commanded by 8lai tx President
4ltmSrs, The Streets were thrUnged, and dag
were aging from every building. The T4.b and
&h regiments are ready 70 leave on the reeSipt
Of orders,
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UNION hIEETINa BRoKEN UP.

LkAIHGIONl NO. May 3.
Inc Union demonstration held here last night,
va proksn up by the sec~essionists. One man
was shot but not seriously iH3nrsd.
There was TO have been a Union meeting ar .
O'Clock this afternoon, but It has been suppressed
by the se~eessi0nists.
Court House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-04
5Stoues and Gin AVare.
THE aDFsF1TCaT C00K7Na STOVE
rs THE RESULT OF MANY

. iIl1 hEOGnl OE Ia Y
4 yetrs, OF careful experiment and experience, and
stove In use. Its akinR, Broiling and Roastipe
properties ; urpass all its com editors In
PERFECTION, CONVENIENCE AND EcoNoMY,
The oven is thorOughly " ilated with heated ar
bottom 70 be hotter than IN other stOves. and a nor.
eet oven bake Is produced.
Roasting Is done before the open SIRE, so tina The
Sulees ana nAVor Of meats and poultry are preserved.
broiling 10 done on the hearth over the Goals drawn
nom the IRE I'm the stove.
Ths IRE chamber is so arranged as to secure the
most perfect combustion Of fuel possible. We guar
aRtee II 90 be most economical IN the consumption
o. tuel and 70 give entire satisfaction to all who de-.
sire 8 FIRST CLASS STOVE
For proof of the truth a the above. We ralsr mi
Hlenas and customers IN neral 10 the many hun
REDS OF H9useks s9els IN this city and SURROUNDING
Solntrf, who a-1 7aily using the stove. Call aud eI-
anime Tor yours IS; get n circular and be convin-
Nea. It's q plain, heavy and beautiful stove, Of
MANUFACTURE,
and the material and the workmanship, are Of the
best quality and eau BE- made 10 last a customer III
yesrs OF longer. Our stock Of other
GO K IN STOW ES
ooth LOT WOOD and coal, is the largest and best IN the
market Our Parior, Hall and Office Stoves, have
been selected with great care and good taste, from,
all The principal toundriss in the country. and arr
q the newest and post approved styles, for wood an
nor bituminons and anthracite coal.
Our stock Of Ens"feled Crates is large and com.
prise the newests1 IS and are Of suDsrior hoish.
Our assortment Of
HOUsE-FURNIsHING GOODS.
Tin, Copper and Shset-lron, ia completa.
Omi ourteen years experience in business. enables
we will sell
Cheaper TIN can be Bought Nss0kerei
All 9FeinEited TO call and look for themselves
STOVE & RAJ EMPORIUM
OF W. L. MARVIN,
No. 42ssouth side Public Square,
uoNtN Cleveland snhfo