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OsWReO NTARKRT-NIAY 2t.

FLOUR-Market STEADY, With moderate demand
for Interior and Eastern trade Baiss were 7Oo bblA
at So Is for fancy Oswego brands.
WHEAT-Dull and without material ehange--
Sales were 1000 bush choice No. MilUaukee club 81
fi6e stringsncy in money still checks operations
In corn.
Other grains nominal
CANAL STEADY, -four a9ei wheat
&c. corn &c, 70 New York.
LAKE IMPORTB-1lour 9O0 bplsi WneAt IL
OOO bush;' corn 500 bush.
CANAL RXPORTS-flour l,Sgo pblsj Wneat
TOHOO bush; corn 2t,0OO bush; PEAS 800 Dush.
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BkITTloRE, May H.
Two PhiIadelphia companies seized large
quantity Of arms stored in an occupied house,
comprising 1900 muskets in boxes marked Viz
ginia mnskets; also 40o0 pixies. The whole were
taken to Fort MeHenry. The AIMS had been in
custody Of the city authorities.
The Union men Of the Sd District nominated
c. L. Leary for CONGRESS
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Erf -el uTH lHlLl 1.EfI s7n a' 49, -
EEGHAM1c5, FAE1lE2s 4 WORKING III.
TUE attention Of the enisrprsng and industrious por
Il ton q the community IS directed ic the foloYing
s.alsmscis and liberal indacemeais offered ths by the
ffIrrOls CzFTRkf, RAILROAD C0lEPAFT.
which, a. they Win perceive, win enable them, b
opai energy, perseverance, and industry, 20 proYdei
ocnl0faabls homes for themselves and families, with
comparatively speaking, very little capital
.fa s LANDS OF ILLINOIS H
No sats IN the Yalley Of the Mississippi ors % great
an fndnosmanl 70 tIs settler as the St1te Of Ininois
IsIo 2 e poEton q ne Eora EhsEe Ah 2. scndi
egos thoss tyQ gTsas ssPlsl, c0RS aPd Wal1 3 iAs
.at THs s0UTHERIf PARF - & j
OF tho STATE es within fhe zone of The Cotton regions
while the sol 3 admirably ADAPTED 70 The growth .of
Tobacco and Hemp, and the Wheat s worth from is 70
20 es more per bnshsl than that raised further north
SO RICK BOILING PRAIRIE LANDS.
Te deep rich loan Of the praries Is cultivated With
such wonderful facility that the farmers of tie Eastern
and Mddls States are moving to Illinois n great nun
bers he ares Of Illinois Is about equal % that OF In
7land and the soil Is rich that i VIII support twenty
millions o. peopls. lsa 1a 5aEl n7l 81
.ss EASTERN AID sOUEHERN MARKETz
These lands are contiguous 20 q railroad 100 miles
IN ngth which connects with other reads and naviga-
be lakes and rvers thus aording an unbrokena com
1lu1llfalA VIZ AAAe A'fl - t,t - -
. APPLICATION OF CAPITAL.
thus faF capital and hboF hare been applied 10 de-
VeODng the soil tho great resources Of the state n
coal and iron are aEnost untouched Ihe tTarabe rue
that The mechanic aris flourish best fua
are cheapest viii follow at an early day IN Illinois, and
n he course Of tho next ten years the natural laws and
necessities OF The warrant the belief that at leas
evs hundred th ousand people viii b engaged n III
Slats q nlilol3 H. Yar0aS manu- iactlripg enpioy
ments,
RAILRoAD sHsTEH OF ILLINOIS
Over 500 900 600 o. private capital have bsen OK
pended On The railroad system Of Illinois. Inasmuch as
part of theincoms from several Of these works, win
valuable publo fund 10 lads, 90 q di1sh The Sais
sroansss ;tha TAxs All uGI, and must eonseq uenty
Sysry daY decEaase- 4 - - i
q ,l-iasi1a TIE STATE DEBT zzd1 noigaa
u h Cass a. & ou7y SO JOS Sos Il azd igiIia u
aa f0s Ssars hns bcsl raleed t2s959,I45 20, dd ~
"a, Ts5SSlabIy espss Az n ~ years Z 'sis bosss e
80 i-l,4 Lla4l4aL-t eli el iu l5le
I / Pauphisss dsscsipi7s % the isnes, Boa, eEuats,
on application % 1faI brs
a. e OF tsis1l5.1 az = yrz = ~ - =
- L8zf E.lria G3-4 ESD Fast 81 raaE
= For the n1Daag OF the Towns, WI
nO1s cent. p. b, Hee pages Ass, 4eS q
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ERnaT nTNCINNATI


CHomHATI, Nay 81
Tbs apeeial dispatch published in 4 New York
sapef q he 1sth, announcing that the Bank Of
fhS Ohio Valley hsd been thrown out on that day
~ the Cincinnati Clearing House. Is Incorrect
ybs Bank has no circulation, and the error pf7b-
ably RrsU cut Of fhe circunftance that this Bank
8TSW %. Kentucky money that day, SO
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SEIZED.
TEError. n. j., May q.

TEEEIoN, n. j., Nay p.
The q. s. Marshal by order of the Gogsrnment,
this sftsrnoon seized all telegraph dispatches in
the Offices ct Newark, Princeton and Trenton,
numbering several years. They are now In pos
session OF the u. 3. District Attorney.
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PONY 80 ARRIYED.

Fl KEAREET, May 81.
The Pony Express from San Francisco the
llth, arrived 70 day.
NE news from caHfOrnia and Oregon Is unim,
A Union Mas meeting was held at San Fran
eileo on the llth. Il was an immense demonstra-
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vi ASTER LUMMISSIUNE EK S

M AST ER LUMMISS1UNE Elk )
Iu sALE.-Pursuant to the command Of an aiias
order Of sale, from the Court Of Common Pleas
Of the county Of OuyahOga and Sste OF UhiO at the
suit Of Ezra Moulux. plaintiff, against Levi fhOm-
as, ct als., defsndenls to me directed, shall e1-
pose for sale at public auction, at the door Of the
Court House, in tho City Of Cleveland, in said eOun-
y, on Monday, the l0sh day Of june 1851 at two
situated in the township Of East Cleveland, in said
county: "A tract If land situated IN lots Nos, and
in East Cleveland, in Cuyahoga county, Ohio, be-
ginning ct point on the plank road at the west cor
ner Of that portion Of the premises set on to EectaT
Snell thence s. 50A degrees 4. chains thence y.
S9A degrees ". % links thence 3. 5O14 degrees =.
5.T6 chains to the west line Of Chittenden Lewis
land thence south Sos chains thence n. 5OH de-
grees W. $50 chains then g n. 50H degrees W. s
chains to the plank ioad thence n. 39 degrees 4.
237 chains 70 the place Of beginning and coutalnlpg
Ias acres more or less, 2560 acres Of said land be-
ing in lot No. (; and y7-loO acres In lot No. Ap-
WILLIAM K. sHERWIN,
Master Commissioner,
Williamson 4 Riddle, Attorneys for PlaintiE.
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FUNRRAL
FROlT nALTIlEORR.

WAsHnsroS, Nay p.
The President and his Cabinet and Others at
tended the funeral Of Col. Vosburg. a=aas
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LOW PRICES FOR CASH


DEATH TO TRAITORS !
Shall traitors dwell upon our land.
Shall fFesmon bow to traitors nov,
And no more froeEen be
Shall trsitors placs the stars and stripes
Beneath lheir reoel boots
And shall the tree Of hberty l
Be cut down ct the roots
Shall Washlngton, our capital, i-
Be given 20 Tandal bands,
And All the preciOus store ofyors
Placed IN the trAitors' hands.
Shall ths oppressed from othsr lands
Nov ind no shelter hersi
And shall the arm once strong to save, .--r
Now palsied Be with isarf 2 .l.t
Shall despots Of the old world see
Our temple crushed 20 earth,
And IN their gloe laugh heartily
And split their sides with mirthi
Hoi from the North and from the South,
We hear the freeman shout
Death death 20 traitorH all they cry,
And crush rebellion onti
Sons Of patriot Gires, to armsI
70 armsl to ermsl 70 braYesl
And traitors welcome, with bloody hands,
10 hospitable graves.
scsfolds like HamRn's, high ln air,
Raise now through al our land,
And h1ng the traitors one and AL,
Js1 DaTia and his band.
Neck ties Es have for traitors, nads
% hemp Tor one and al,
which We VIII give to hang them on,
At ISAAOS' UNION HALL.
Besides largs and splendid stock Of New Spring
extremely Low price. I have for sale Army Blank
cts and goOdH br Camp Services. MilitarT Clothing
made 70 order on nhcrt notice ct
IsAAO A. IaAACs'
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole Agency for the nals Of Singers Uslsbrstsd
SEWING LAGRLEES
ST0RR'S AUT0AATON PRESSNAN.
Corner Of Union end Superior streets.
~ LOOK OUT FOB TIE GEAFTR ~
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NoRTH CAROLINA ekgKpRs.

MozTeONERX, Nay q.
Gov. Ellis telegraphs to President DAVIS, fsSf
North Carolina passed en- ordinance Of secession
unnnfuouely
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WAsuTNGTON NRWs
wAsHps1OE, May 81.

n n" " A9HIN9IVl1 my q.
SURGEON Finlay win be appointed Surgeon
General Of the Army, In place Of Dawson, de-
ceased. --a- rlt.lr lasstss.e -i.rrl 17u5f
II isa suheisnt denial Of the reports &c to Lieut..
Gen BeotFs inhrm health TO say that be Is engag-
throuEhout the day, but o late hour g night.
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FROaI PHILADELPHIA.

PHGLADELHiAi may IL
Cant. Forbes, Of the prize vessel, denies know.
ing any thing about the blockade, ne says tae
days ioynd on board belonged TO the other cap
tain
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FROnI NRW ORLRANs.

NHw oALzASs, May 81.
Russell, the correspondent ofthe London Times
arrived this morning.
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IRON B0sT0N-


Bosroa, Nay q.
The resolutions to amend tie Constitution al
lowing natuTalized foreigners the right Of sur
frags after years Fesidence, has passed beth
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BUFFALO MARKET-MAY 81.


FLOUR-In fair demand, and market hrmer.-
Sales are 200 bbls at ,s76525 for extra Illinois
and Wisconsin; IS, 5,l2@5,s7K for extra 1ndiarA and
Ohio; S5,625436,57H for double extras, the latter
figure for very choice.
WHEAT-Marbst ct opened hrmsr, with fair de-
EnAnd, but closed quiet Sales were 1000 bush NO.
kee club at sSc; le00 bush choice do at $500.
Other grains quiet.
WHISKY-MArkst steady. Sales are 50 bbls
CANAL FREIGHTs-Tirm at lSc on corn,
Ilc on wheat to New York.
LAKE IMPORTS-t,000 bbls -four; 4s, 900 bush
wheat; IS, COO bush corn; II, 600 bush oats.
CANAL RXPORTS-400 bbls Hour 1O3yOOO
bush wheat; 57,Uo bush eorni 200 bush oats.
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GUNNER RARRANGEMENTFOR
~ Closing the Mails at the CloveIand Post Once,
Commencing May Is, 1851. 10 y
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-HA r.aa a u l.t'Ul r.tlHa.
By the use Of these Rns the psrsoaIo stfas,, Of
Nervous or SICK Headache may b prevented; and Il
tAAen at the commencemsnto OF an stack Immediate
reliefirOm pain andsicknssS Wlu 6e obtainsd.l
They seldom iail IN removing the Haussaor Hsad-
ache 20 which II nalss are subject.
They act gs7tly upon the Bowels, rsnoFing Oost-
Neness. = lf rfsi OH a ID eIa I'D.
for Literary Men, studsnta. DelIcate Femslos nsid
All persons Of sedontary hAbta they arc valuable as
Laxative, Improving the appstits, giving tone and
Yigor 70 ths digestive organs, and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of the Whols ry-r
THE 0EPaALIc PILLS @
are the result OF long investigation and earsfIly
conducted experlmsLts, having been 70 use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved vast amouut Of pain snd suasring fr6m
Aeadsehs, whether originating In the nervous sys-
ten, or nom deransed state Of the stomach. -
They are entirely vegetable IN their eompositlon.
and may Be taken At all times With perfect safsty,
without making any change Of Diet and the absenos
fsny dlsagreeabIe taste renders It easy 70 admins
ter them 70 Children.
BEWARE COUNTERFEITsi
ag5The genuine have iVs sIsnsturss Of Hsury O.
- auelf r q
SS-sOld By Druggists and all Dealers IN Medicine.
Boz will be sent by mail, prepaid, on receipt Of
TWENTY-FIVE GENTS. aoia
SEAn orders should be addressed to -
HENRY O. sPALDIEe, =.
f. - Cedar Street, New YOfk,
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TIE STATE OF OHIO,
Ouyahoga County, ls7'
RREDERICR ARNOLD. WHOSE

TIE STATE OF OHIO,
Ouyahoga County, fa7'
FREDERICK ARNOLD, WHosE
place ofresideneeis Is unkno IN, viii take notice
that Christine Hege, Of CuyahOga county, Ohio did,
In the Court Of CoEnsn Pleas Within and for the
county o. O1yahoga n SAID staSs1f Ono against
ndants setting forth that said defendants April
4 1850 gave mortgage to the said Christine Heget
On Iis ~ ~ T lots y So1 i and i iae q the
Original allotment Of the Village Of CleVelandf in
CLEVELAND, SgyAhoga county, Oaio . secure ne pey
sx notes ofaad Frederick Arnold referred to In said
mortgage; and praying that an aecount may 5e tax
$40 nd tsrestfu9on Sl04 3 from January l. 1851
and upon $500 IRON Aprii 4, leSl, and that said
toproyide for the payment Of the notes and interest
not yet due. And said Frederick Arnold is notified
tion OF before the third Saturday after the 2fh
day of Nay, 1851 7- CHRISTINE HEGE,
Sprll;as6 By B. B. Boavis, Attorney.
NOTICE TO BRIUGE BUILD.
IN ERs.-Sealed proposals viii be received at the
uStii e O'Clock Il June an, 1851, oF the constrne
ton Of the following bridges inz the COUNTY Of Guy
S-f ISt@Ths Fisher Bridge over Obaerin River. two
miles northerly Of Chagrin Falls, consisting Of
I've a1ntmsna q c9nraed masonry and ons
ad-Bridse similar to above over sOuth branch OF
sd-Brdge over Euclid Greek at Euclid Village, con-
sisting Of tSof fabutmsnts and cne span Of fffy
4th-Bridge over Doane's Brook in Superior street
Extension, two abutments and one span Of thir-
ty ieet. rsl..rr.
Bth-Bridge over DOans's Creek in Rookport, at
North RIDGE two abutments and one span Of
forty feet. -r
sths-BridRe 10 Olmsted, over Mud Greek, near Lem.
mons, same Is ab0Yo.
7th-Bridge In Strongsyille over Rocky River, near
surrerrer's, two abuIments and q span Of hitY-
i've feet.
Proposals are inyitrd for the above work, masonry
and 5uDerstrueturs separately; and also for iron
guperstructure Of the different spans, with plans
and references. al.ia f-.a
AZ proposals must be accompanied with surstls8
70 enter into contract shou t be accepted and ref
erenee to pers0ng known 70 the Commissioners.
Plans aud fpecihcatiOns Of the work may be seen,
and blank proposals may Be obtained Il the County
Auditors Once, on and after the 22d day Of Nay,
1851. rfs r-s
The Commissioners invite the submission OF bids,
reservng to themselves tbs right to accept reject
the same, as 10 them the Interests Of the County
nay seem to require
BY order Of tho Commissioner.
H. o. AAWKIHs, County Auditor
nylSd&E:sss
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II a r IN D.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
- rvTrRrp-AIav 2i

M KsTERED-May q.
Stmr May Queen, Vigsr, Detroit, 500 bushels oats,
100 bbis -four, and aundries.
Stmr. Illinois, Haloran, Detroit.
Stmr Bay State, Brown 0gdensburgh.
Brig Iroquois, Baker, Buffalo, ballast.
schr. Presto, Wilcox, Buffalo, ballast.
cLEARRD.
stnar. May Queen, Tigsr, Detroit
Stmr. Bay state, Brown, 0gdensbnrgh.
Stmr. Portsmouth, Bond, Dunkirk.
Schr ROeder, Trenter, Bufialo.
Schr. Pendiston, Duncan, Buffalo.
Schr. VIM. B. Dewitt, Vance, Milwaukee.
Schr. Presto, Wilcox, Chicago.
Sehr. Queen City, Stone, Bruce Mines.
Schr Summit, Robertson, Chicago.
Schr, Arab blan, (Br.) PrylAn, Toronto.
soow Black Rover, Woodruff, Buffalc.
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FROaE BOSTON.

BosroN, Nay n.
I'll reported that the U, s. brig Bainbrldge
conway 10 the California steamers crossing the
Gulf and protect them from privateera
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MORRIS IN sight With his Celebrated ARABIAN
OONDITION. POWDERS, where every owner d
Horses and Cattle can ind the best Medicine IN uls
for many Of the Diseasos Peculiar to such Animala
They are Sovereign Remedy TOR OOlds, Coughs.
Loss Of Appetite, Hide bound DistampoTsi &C., &c
50 These Powders always give satislaction, q the
Thousands Who have u1eda them, can testify. Bee
Circulazg, ~ thems 4or sale b =, p GAYLORD,
y. ". Palmer Benton Brothera, and 8 trouG 3 Arm
atroIg, Cleveland, O., and " al Druggists @ th8
county. Also at Vholazale b ths PrppTetor, at l
Ontario street. Cleveland, Ohio, 70 whom al orders
must Be aodfaslods
tfsb6: R1ldaE g. g. hORkle.
A NEW REMEDY.7ae9 srfsssl
~sebsrosding Cubebs, Cop4ibs, Capsules, or any
eomPolnd that has ever b6en before the public. If
has Deon u,e1 " ~ fr.1.In ga r-H frrrr
OHE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS,
IN fhsir private practice Win entire success IN 81
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS, ~
Tor diseases Of private diseases; Oure Is squsnt
y performed IN , week, and entire confdence NAY
b PLACED IN them. Ihig remedy ia newly discoT-
cred specific more ectlEu and mora EDesdF n ia a.
itctg than C1bebs or gopaiha alone. The Pills are
half The 1izs Of Capsules, and never nauaeAte the
stomach OF impregnats tbs breath. Six d0zen Pill5
= - 2 Price onE DOLLAR. ou sdi ssnaasd hu
Ihe abovs Nill be Ssnt hT mail, on rsosipt of tie
sod ~ WV EIsKE. Assst nv tasv.Iaud. Go 1s
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORsEMEETsGF GF
sPALDLE@S -1rs.9 -s
OEPHALIo PILLS,
win convince an who suffer nom
HEADAgHE. aa
O.
-r s| ThHtall sl s5
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE IS Within
THEIR REACH. e. Q. +
As these Testimonials we're unsolicited By Mr.. s9al-
ding, they afford 1nQusssiOnablS proof Of s.
the efficacy Of this truly sO.sn-5 t-la9 1.
~ tao diSsqvsry.i ono
M1sOEvIrLL1. Conn, Tsb. :, 1881. q
MR. sPALDns, @ '1ai .ii \ = ~
have tried your Cephalic Pills, and I Ike them
50 well that want you TO send ne two dollaE Worth
Part Of these arr for the nssgbbOrs. to whom nave
= few out Of the nrst box ! got nom yeu. 81
Send the Pulls By mail, and Oblige
JAMES KENNEDY.
ea11aff .rrrl
- HAYEsFORD, Pa, Feb. 9. 1881.
/ Wish you e send me one u,o7e boz Of your esphs
alo Pills, have rseeiyed great deal Of bsnenE iron
them. Your ETesPeentfnI = ST y l,,1vo,,s-
sPAUH OaEEK, Huntington, Co., Pa.(
q. Q. sPALUINa, - - E1. =
80 sin: --..--l -T fa Iss.
Hon VIII please send me two boxes Of your Cepha-
ho Pills. Send them lmmediatsy. '--.
Rsgpeottully yours ;,
P. 81 have used one box Of your PiiIs, ana Hne
them exceLlent. 6I lEt ~. 500 6 b n
BELLE VlsSOs, Ohio, Jan. 8 1851.
HEHRY @. sPALDIEe, Esq,
Please fnd ineloseI twenty-five cents, so- which
send me PnOther box Of your Cephaiio RillE. They
Dirscs - 4. srUVER, P. n. I'd
7i.f Belle Vernon Wyandot 90, Q.
REEEnLT. Mass, Dec. H. 1880.
wish oP2 for some si1s cir1ssulars or large show bD to
bring your CephAlie PILLS more particularly bsfors
ny customers; ~ tyou have anything Of the kind,
One Of my customers, who Is subject to severe Sick
Headache, Casually lasting two days,l was cured Of
an attack in one hour ~ your Pills, which sent
her. respectfully yours, ll .TI
---1 e lla " B. WILKES,
RKIRo1DsEuRs, FRANKLIN Co., Ohio,l
January 3, Issl. J
HENRT @. SPAEDTHa, llTI lail7 en-
No. - Cedar a., n. Y,
-EE DEAR EIRf
IncloBed md twenty 1--WE (25) oents Tor which send
box Of "GePaslo Pills.' Send 70 address Of Rev.
VIM, q. Filler, RSy ynOldsburE, Franklin Co., Ohio.
GOur Pills work like 5 rharm-cure Headachs al
most inatanfer. TrulE ySuTs' 2; vtrrzpr
YFsILAH1I. Aieh., Jan. "A, ls6l.
Ma. sPALDno, - -
SIN; -
Not long since / sent to VOC for box Of OsphaIic
Pills for the cure OF the Nervous Headache and Cos
tVeness, and LeceiTed thesame and they had good
an effect that was indnced 80 send fore mOFa.
Please send By return mail. Direct 20
- A. R.-WHEGIER,
.r -l..--r- .- --. -s.-.- Ypailant, Mich.
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MANHATTAN HOTEL-.NOS.
llI a5, and Murray street, "a door from Broad.
Yroslto the Harki New York. HugEfns = Flinz,
Ero1rietog, d. Higgins, late of Pearl efresi
aolle Boston. q. q. ELag, iats % LoTsioy'S HotSi
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I AXE ERIE PAPER COMPF
~ Aann nlselursu q pRIEIT1I7 An Dodl
aSqlsfior quait7 q bal.r a7.d Ysiati Z isi
,ssstr.,s,t tg-sg 1850 n " ~ &c 3, Aggltl.
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y L u u -
FOR CHIIDREN TEETHINa, ?
which greatly aoltases the pr0oess Of teethnga y
8oftening the gums, reducing all
A-AAS Al ~ ~ - = Wv
Depend upon It, mothers, Win give rest % yoar
notN0ls ana y " .Eel4 lLAl
REIIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS,
We have put up and sold this ertiele for over ten
years. aud CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND
Truth Of What We hs7s never ben ses g sSy 10 q
6IEGIg IN6TAHOE TO EFFECf A CURE when
timely used. Never did We know an instance OF dis
satisfaction By any who used It. On the contra
RI all dali GIFTED with its operations aud speak IN
medical virtues. We speak IN this matter aVEHAg
WE DO KNOW AFTER ten years experience, and,
pledge our reputation for the f1lnlnept OF what
infant 3 guHering from pain and exhaustion reisi
viii he found " hfteen or twenty minutes aier the
syfup Is adnlni8tered. - l.-ll la T1
THIS valuable pTePareticn Is The PFaseTiptlon oi
New England, and has been used with HeEer-ailinE
'u'07'' " THOUSANDS or GASES. iai 3 zaaso
It not only relieves the child nom pain but tHEts
orate1 the stomach and bowels eorrecfs RscidiY and
gives tone and energy . the whole system- II VIII
almost instantly relieve Lll.l1 lAlE -W 10
GRlPING IN THE BOWELS, and WIND COllG
and oFercomes conyulsion5, which II not speedily
Far1elied. end In DEATH w g believe II tie beft and
Basgt remedy In the world, n al oases OF Dysenery
and DarrhO8a In children, whether it ariae1 iron
Tsething, or any other cauBe Rewolld say 70 en-
cry Mother Who has chi ID suffering from any oi the
loregoing complaints, donOt let your pFaiudicss
suffering Child alG the relief that viii be Sure, yes
Absolutely sure, 70 iolloW the Of this Hsdclne
ntimoly used. Eull direction tor using viii aGcom-
nK eoe9 P2sFle; A9ns % seSsine 5 gne7S y, tns ' E
the oqtslde wrapper. Sold by Druggists thro1shout
Principal OfHce, Is Cedar Street New YORK.
PRICE, ONLY 95 CENTS PEB BOTTLE
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aRIXRn--.ARRIVKp.

th Nav YoRK, May a.
The sloop Tine, with $50 kegs Of power on
board was seized In North River 20 day
The Edinburgh, from Liverpool the stn wa
Queenstown the eth, arrived this Rfternoon'-
NeVge anticipated
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Ny. STOCK HIARKRT.-NIAY2 IL

Stocks dull, unsettled and lower. Chicago and
Southern gtd 27jx, New York Central 771s.
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rRnnl PHIIApKLPHIA.

NJ. PHILADELHtAi Nay q.
PeisrsOn's Doteetor cautions the public against
Counterfeit siOls on Broadway Bank, New Nork
me CITY Z flooded with them. They are an ex-
cellent imitation. -. .,,,--,..
TIE Gen. Barkhill, Of Liverpool, for Charles.
ton has arrived In charge Of prize crew OF tLie
Niagara She was spoken OF Cape homoshe On
he iath, and ordered o.
The tday she was captured IN aitei1p w peshs .hs
70 run the blockade She was towed up " W.. ny
navy yard, The prize ship is so9 tohsi, VII NJ a.
susneeted thnt arms and munitions OF war are
Concealed under the salt She was commander
by Capt, Forbasher, her own capt I'm being tnuI, %
dered on ne outer voyage by the crew. She had
two secession flags aylng.
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Anna Johnston, Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuya-
u; hoga County, Ohio.
John Johnston. Petition for Divorce, &C.
III H Il DEFENDANT, j o 81 IN
JOHNSTON, who is a nom resident Of the coun.
~ Of OuyahoRe and the State Cf Ohio, viii take no
tiee that the said Anna Johnston has hed her peti
ton IN said Court, pfsling FOR Divorce from the
said John Johnston, and foT the custody Of their
child, Marion Johnston. The said deiendant q
charged In said petition with habitual drunkenness
for three years and upward and with gross neglsct
Of duty. Said defendant viii be required to appear
before said Court holden upon the 10Th day Of Nay,
next, ct which time this case viii be heard.
PARSONS GBANN1G,
Attorneys for Pstitisnsr.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
IN that the subscribers, Elizabeth EITayIor, Al.
ned Taylor and John William Taylor, have been
eppointed and qualified Executors on The estate 81
Elisha Taylor, late Of Cuyahoga county, deceased
GLIHABETH i. TAYLOR,
ALFRED TAYLOR,
JOHN w. TAYLOR,
Executors OF Elisha TAYLOR, deceesad
Dated ct Cleveland, this 7th day Of Nay iG5i:Rsg7