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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-24
NEW YORK MARKRT-MAY IS.

FI0UR-Msrk heavy, and common grades
rule strictly in favor Of the buyer with only mod
CiosiuE heavy, Witf ne buyers At the inside price
SALES are so bbls T5.Oaa9o TOR Sugsrhne stats;
western; S5,ln(b5Sd for common 10 medium extra
western; l5515f5 Tor shipping brands sztra round
hOoped ohio; S5.lO6I.z5 for trade brands do.
CANADA RIsOUR-A little lower on common
grades sales sO1bbls At SS,ls97 80 for common to
RYE Small sales At g, ,IO@4,OO
for common 70 eho'ee suprrnne.
CORN MEAL-stsady Sales $40 bbls Brandy
W WsIIISK YEIsrEet rules quiet Sales were 800
w VWsSHfiEAfTi-Heavy, Il and lase lower on common
grades. Saiea g 90 bush Chicago spring At 81
Sestrrn club st I,l5@lls; . GO bush common and
Inferior Miwr ukee club At $i0'@l,l5; 2,nOl bush
lows 81 naI,2I; 1880 bnsh Oansia club at SI,IR@
ll6; SOD bnsh very choice amber spring at tl9fN
506 bush white Utnsda Al Si,s1si s.; $50 bush
white Kentucky Ct -I Oo9 bush white western Is
RYE-Marke: quiet and steady at CSC.
BARLBY-Market dull and heavy at 3@sSc,
't'0RNIHsavy. and la2o lower. Sales are $500
b-sh 81 5565se for old mixed western; 459DI7e for
new DO; 36942e i0r unsound doi SIC for ueW round
OATs-In little better request at aO9s24o for
50 & an hSrree h hi 5ress ~ it5ot rs,sr.
change SALES are 17o bbls 81 <7,0NGi725 for mess,
RRRF-NsTt-T dun, with trifiug aeI.s at $40
@$lysO for eountry prime; Si,s7@6, 25for country
mess, SlO,UalI.g0 fcr repaeked mess; Sil, l,2s9lls0
for extra meEs
PKi1IB-MRss BEEF-MArketdu dull, aud With
out change.
BREF HAMR-MArket rulesquiet at SIs0I5
CUT lIRATA-Quiet. Triaing sales at 54@5A
for shOuldsrs; 61f61734 for hams
BACON-ouist aad unchanged. Sales 4O,OOO lbs
dry sailed bellies a. ~, hnd hhds smoked sides On
private terms.
lar D Market dali AID drOOplds Sales are 20
bbls Il 90 eAc
BUTTER-seIing at s@Isc for Ohio; IOaB for
CHEEsB Market STEADY at saSc. as in quality.
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RRnAI sT. l.OUIS.

81, LOuIEl lLaI -
Ex.Gov. Black, Of Nebrasls, who has been In
this city for a day OF two, len this evening for
Pittsburgh Wnere he viii probably take some i'm
portant part in the present military movements
he reporis considerable apprehension existing 10
the Territory Of Indian troubles during the COM
ing summer. -...-.
The Sioux and Cheyennes have Joined for the
purpose of waging war against the faWnees
which will include whites as the latter are prin
cipally within their settlements. In view Of this
fact aud also to afford protectionto TO the forts In
promises 10 be unusually large this year, Govern
or Black strongly urges that regiment OF yolun.
reers be raised and mustered into the United
States servcie and stationed az different points
in the territory Ne has already called the
attention Of the War Department TO this and con
suited Gen. Haraey who, it Is understood, faVors
the plau
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COMMERCIAL,
CT-EVEIAND sIARKRT-sIAY IS

OAGN 4AalAHN4
RIOUR-Ths markotTenAins steady with sales
oflsO bbs aud 90 bblu sair dOubs extra red at $500
choice and fancy brands In smAli lots 70 the trade
cell sN6esOc higher.
WHEAT-In good demand with ilmit-d receipts
sales OF car red at Sl,iO, and cars do al Sill
white is worth sI,17.
CoRN-Dun aud not mOveAbls in large lots, OK
eept At . very low hsure We quote Il At soassse'
OATs-stsady 81 2ac.
HIGHwINEs-salss Of 80 IBIS at lsSs.
BUTTER-Dsalers sag they never knsE % dull
market There IL nossls fos any but iAs small
lots needed foF home consumption, and prices AFS
nominal. .i ,...,. t. .r... ........... .
RGGs-Du with sales at C.
BRANs-saiss of as bushels medium quality at
IS cents.
CHRRsR-Is Ouist at &c for Western Ro' erTo.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-24

New YORK via the Krio Canal, to be usod in the ser
vice ofths United States Government.
Tho fnlowing items are frOm the Detroit Adver-
tis,r Of YESTERDAY:
RAisiNG THE BeHIs.-The work Of raising the Be-
mis- has bcen seriously retarded a. times, ~ steam
arr a6Rs their fixtures, aud IN one Instance BY carr
rylnk away all the tecklng end eanling the vessel
avoided IN the future, b. giving them Wido befth'
| Captains will please bear this IN mind.
PaoPELLEH MeHAYE, which exploded her boiler
On ar Flafs trai fall, has beeu thoroughly rebuilt
Al buffalo the raat winter, and is nov In every re-
spect ~ good beat on the dag she arsf cane out
pheRtt.
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FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
IxprAuAroL1s, May q

lNptANAFoLIsi may d
Gov, Lennison, Of Ohio, accompanied by Maj
Gen. Mcclellan and Col. Slayer, arrived here
this afternoon. Gov. Yates is expected TO ar
rive tomorrow morning.
House this evening. snd he made short but pat
riotic address In ". ich he said the Constitution
and the Union must be maintained, traitor and
essary for the loyal army 70 60 70 Virginia or
South Carolina 70 put down rebellion, they must
20 there
Gen. Mcclellan also made short speech In be-
mand
Senator Lane, being loudly called for, came
forward and addressed the people in stirring
and patriotic war speech.
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FROM 81. LOUIS.

81. LOUIS, Nay q.
The steamer ]. c. Scoon was seized yesterday
st HArloW's Landirg, thirty miles below this
city, and brought to the Arsenal, BY order Of
Gen. Lyon This is tie vessel that brought the
erms from Baton Rouge which were captured by
.Gsa. Lyon At Camp Jackson. Measures will be
taken 10 effect the legal confscaton Of the boat.
About S 100 pounds Of lead, en- route for the
South, was also seized yesterday Al Iroaton, on
the Iron Mountain r. R., By order OF Gen. Lyon.
Some resistance Vas offered by q party of citi-
sens. and several shots were hred on both sides,
but nobody was hurt.
John Dea.i, and his fellow prisoners, we're re-
iie1ted from the Arsenal, yesterday, on pR-ole.
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UNION FOREVER,

BALrnEoRE, May q.
The Union State Convention met to-day. Most
Of the counties were Represented. Great enthu
siasm IN favor OF unconditional Union, and de-
nouneiDg secession, and praying tho State 70 sup
port the Government.
Returns from Virginias-GrAfton county 40
agsin-t and fOr secession.
Taylor will give about 100 Uuicu majority.
Harrison county 100, and Wood 900 against Sc
cesiOn.
Martinsburg, Bsrkley cOrnty, gives about 100
majority against secession.
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FIRFD INrO.

NEw YoRK, May %.
4 lstteF from an officer Of the Monticello says
ne feoels put i've holes in her, aud two men
Wefe wounded
About twenty Of our bHuk officers lad meet
ING % Gay u reference 70 the Government loan
g Be awarded Saturday. Mosi OF them prefer
bidding Tor tne bonds at 50 10 So; several were
- iayof Of 81 20 IS. About IS O00Ol0 will urob
ably be made up ~ s6. The ultimate dIspositiop
Of the greater part Of the loan will uudoubtedlv
1e In treasury notes at par.
a slight ere occurred to-dsy 10 the once Of the
surveyor ofthe Port. II was rumored an inctn-
elafy sttsmpt, with design TO destroy dOeu-
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Last nights Report.
WELLINGTON nIATTERs.

6Kw YoEE, May %.
Special 70 Commercial:
II h runored that the President has declared
70 p1Ominent person that there will be no inva-
sion Of the rebel States before Autumn The
report s not entitled TO eredsnee in view OF what
Is known Of the plans Of the Administration
Probably the extreme south will not be approach
Cd during hot weather, but offensive Operations
will be speedily undertaken in Virginia.
Two thousand rebel troops are in AleXaDdria
20 day during the election No one dared vote
tor the Union.
Special 60 the Post
All troops lave received fresh orders this morn
ing 70 Be re dy 10 march II q moments notice.
a large number Of troops are expected here dur
Ing The week.
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sOUTHRRN NEWS.
WAsHneroN, Nav q

AshiheIOAI a4ay .
Tuesdays Charleston Courier says merchants
are preparing to visit European marts for The Sc
lection Of supplies, aud open correspondence for
direct trade.
A private letter from New Orleans, received st
Charleston, says thar the Ocean Eagle has been
captured BY privateer and brought into that
port.
A dispatch 70 the Petersburg Express dated
Norfolk Tuesday, says that Yankee steamers
had opened fire the second time on the Sewal's
Point batteries but were beaten or
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-24
OsWRGo RiARKET-rIAY IS.

PLOUR-Market steady, but only a small bust.
D 6s doing. fAnry Oswego brands S.
WI "a AT-Dall and without material change
Salrs 900 bush winter red western 81 II, II.
0RN-Quist, and market drCoping.
Other tpraina nominal.
CANAL REIGHTS-SteadY, hour SIC; wheat
&C. cnrn Sc, TO New 4Ork. .-Hs."
LAKE EnIPDRTs-Flour - bbls; wheat s..
0OD bush; $500 bush; barley 500 bush; rye
Loo hush; peas 30 bush.
LANAI, ,iRXR0RTS-FlOur 2,9OO bbls; wheat
81 LOO hnahs com 0.0nl hnah.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-24
HANK 10 CLOSE UP BUSINESS.

The National Bunk of Albany, after consult
oaiou with bankers here fhis morning have con
eluded 20 stop business aRd wind up their affairs
Their circulation il well secured. aud it is conf-
dently believed hat their deposit aIe alo safe
The whole o. their deposits less thsn SIs0.-
Co. bur the debt Of their President, Que OF the
6rm Of Fose Co, who recently failed, has con
uurned % large q share Of their capital, that II
Was deen1ed best 10 close mp rather than attempt
. strugsie oD with impaired means and ruined
nuniit
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-24

PRESENT POPULATION, r 5l
me sais IS fapAiy Sing up viii poplinlion a63,
JOS persons having bseE adaed Eincs 1850, making ne
present populAto - sess faio q lo2 Per cent n
AGRrCUITURAL Products
he Agriculturai Products Of lnes are greater tan
osa a any ether STATE. The products sat oat during
abe past year exceeded 200 900 tors LheWheat cop
q approsches S5 ooo ooe bushels yhio ths e1fn
crsu yielfs not less than 10 ooo, ,0oo bushei1. l
FERTuTTY oF THE SOL. sla la b
NoWhsrs e1n The Industrious farmer se1uIe 11ch -l
mediate results for hi5 iabor asupon thss prus aos
ifbeT bsln7 eomposed of dccp Teh lozm. he fCEttF
q Whioh, IS unsurpassed By any On the gio5e.
TO ACTUAL CUL1IVATORG
Ssnes 1854, De ooHilarg tars sd ,aooo 300 as1s1
o0niains an cs7eenert % eilhrass. zAssa1d haf ba
looaarHctcd lrouqh 1ess lG1ls a an elss q SO 800
600 n $50 tAs go.laos. q {S1stae ss.,.s
2o3 AGte beea aadsd fIzng fhe ipaole F17ico al4s
sol, gain ef 1{3 pr ezit 20 -
EVIDEECEs or PROSPERITY.
As an evidence q The thrit Of e people, , nay 81
stated that eco 600 tons q frcgdt incudng seo0oo
Warded over ne hus last year. t-aa1
.7ot EDUCATION.
Mechanics and worklngraen VII md he free scho1i
system encouraged By The STATE and endoEsi VIII 9
dren can i've in sght q The church and se1oohous
and grow mp with the prosperity q ta lalng Eaie in
The Great western Empire.
PRICES AID TERMS OF PAYLEEE.
ne prices Of these lands vary from s6 % eaS paf
laere, according 70 locaten, quality Ee- FFli slass
iarmug lands sell for about SO % So rer ae and
tho relative expense of suhtuing prairie laud e1l-
lpared with wood land 3 In the ratio Of 70 10 IN favor
of the former. Ts terms q slsfoF he bulk e fhesa
'liands win b
ONE YEARS INTEREST II ADVANCE
lst SIX per cent Per annum and six interest notes q Ak
lpor cent payable respectively In ole, two, three, 0
live and SIX years from dat0 of ealo and four n1l
for principal plyaols IN four, I've sixand seye years
from date q sale .tho couiractsp at CleteELh
Iof the tract puEchased shall Be fenced AID cult7l
leach and sVery year, FOR fVoyear3 from daio az ne,
so hat at The end of i've years oneaA saa b feesd
land under cultivation
Twenty PER CENT. WILL sE DEDUGZED
from the valuation for cash except ts sama sh0ad be
at six dollars per acre when The cash prse VIA be Ya
productions, prices, and 'srs Of payment, can b had
OSTER, Land Commissions,
lI-l-.. ',f,f... CHICAGO, uLNoIS
ares. and Cities situated upon the llli-
I9O, ,APPLETON'S RAILWAY GUIDE.
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:las0 I.
'..' {. ,s.s HING
MRS: WINsLOY.

~
ssntS q the attsntio3 q Mother her
3 s 10 TIL / n e. y Y r u p,
-.t., FOB CHILDREN TEETHIHG,
which reety Aciitates the process o. teething, b
allay ALL PAIN and spssmodic action, and Is sufe
10 REGULATE TIE B0NELs.5
Depend gpOn H. motherssi wiz Eiy0 rest 70 yonr
RERIEF AND HEALTH TO FOURINFAHfs.
We have PEt y ed 'Olf m this S5 sysiss 95 9ye s
Truth Of it. what a haze nhFer bseu 4hle % say o.
az ysEF Hseis esisS fSs E q s AZ II FA5kEP AZ u
dms.y u9ed. HsTss did ge know sn-instsnoa Of dls-
satisisetoR y any one Who used T. On the oontfa-
terms q gfeommendation q the magical effects and
medieel EtIt1ss; We speak in this master WHAT
plodge our reputation for the fahlnent Of what We
here dyelAre. u almeat every Instance where the
VIII he found In hfteen or twenty minuta8 after thg
Tsls vsnabIs prepsfssIon i the urs-orvtioB o,
one Of the most = eereEosd and skilfal Hursos IN
New England and hss been Used with SsVer-faillng
THOUSANDS OF CASKS.
" not only relieves the child ron pain, out inYig
giTes zone and Shsrsy % the Wkols sygtsm III ,viIl
GRiPiHG fN m BOWELS. sud WrIlTD fDt.l,.
Esmeded, end II death. We believe h the b5f Srid
saee remedy IN the World In AL eases Of DYssnisry
and Dlarrh0aa IN children, whether Il arises from
Ieethingi or any other cause. We would say 70 eT-
cry Mother who has child snfering from any off6e
The prsudees of 0thers, stand bets yoT nd yoSI
suffering Chlld and the ralief that viii - snrs ~
@sS s,Ss s' IN e Ss ths rs S7s q ibis Msdsas
any esch bottle. Hgns geHuine unfcsl he isc-
sS s oSs 8 aTI1Ss sdd y ssE fR5 + 29
Principal 06ce, ls Cedar Stset New York.
u PRioE, ONLY 2s oENTs PER BOTTLE.
Fof fi5ibs sais y lsrRONe "a RMsTRoNo. CHURCH.
ILL BIO and VI ~. flskk. Cleveland
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IRON BALTIDIORR

BALTIMORE, Nay q.
" was understood At Fort Monroe tb.e the
isaaeso,a :. would 70 day attack the fortiacafion
- aiAs Point, whilst an affective land force
10llc g n nall tugs 70 eject = IsrS5,-,, -
csPtufe ne battery e all hazards NN
1nefe = great difdeulty in laudInR At OLD Point
n eonse2nsnes Of number Of vessels, prizes sic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-24
FROM BOSTON.

BosTOS, May ..
A letter from a Boston ship-master, dated
UAvTe, says the ship Matilda, of Charleston,
which arrived there April 18th from Charleston
hsd the Palmetto Tag flying. but was not allowed
TO enter the dock until the Stars and Stripes we're
displayed.
The steam frigate Mississippi, which sailed this
morning, returned, having broken her machinery
and lost an anchor. f. I'd .- .' 81 .
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FRONF PHILADELPHIA.

M PHILADELPHIA, Nay a
In consequence Of exposures made By the preas,
the Grand Jury mEde an investigation into amy
contracts and especially in clothing and blank.
ets ind there has been great swindling.
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FROM FRANKPORT.

FaAxKFoET, KY, Nay %.
The House has eoneurred on the senafe bill
recognizing militia and spPropriating 81 900 900
for arming Kentucky.
SenafOr Pratt offered a resolution 70 day. which
lies over day. that In order TO advise The next
Legislature Of the popular will, the Kentuekians
vote for or against secession on the first Monday
In August.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-24

M A Sp b Il UOldA1IOoIONE En- .
llk sALR.-Pursuant 70 the command Of an AlisB
order Of sale, from the Court OF Common Pleas
Of the county OF OnyahoRa and state OF ohio ct the
suit Of kzra noulnI. plaintiff against Levi fhom-
-, ot ais, deiendans, 70 No directed, shall
pose for sale ct public &ucion ct the door Of the
Oourt HOUSE. in the City Of Cleveland in said eoun
q, on Aonday, the lQth day of June, ls6l, a. two
O'clock p. n, the following described real estate
SitnsIsd IN the township OF East Clsyeiand in said
county: "a tract II land situated In lCts Nos and
in East Cleveland, In Cuyahoga county, OHIO, be-
Of that portion Of the premises set OF to ElectAr
smell thence y. 50l4 degrets H. chhins; thence H
SgA degrees W. ~ links; thence B. 50H degrees 4.
% chains TO the west line Of Chittsnden Lewis
land thsnoe aouth 500 chains; thence N. 5O4 de-
grees W. e.s2 chains then Q n. 50A doSroea W. s
chains 70 the plank DAD thence n. S9I degrees y.
77 chEins 70 the place Of beginning and containing
rs acres, leas, 1 100 Of said land BE-
ing in lot No. and y7-l0O acres in lot No. Ap
praised value S6S7 50
WILLIAM K sHERWIN,
Master COMMISSIONER.
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NIcD0NALnSs CIER

81. L0Uu, Nay ..
Judge Treat delivered = very elaborate grafton
In capt McDonald's habeas eoTpas ease fo-dsy.
He decided that United States Courts have juris.
di tion In such cases. -
Col D. d. Mitchell, 4 prominent citizen. and
one OF the earliest sPttIeFs In Mis- onri died st
the Planter Hotel TO day. T =
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LOW PRICES FOR aCAsHf
DEATH no TRAITORS /


Shall traitors dwell upon our land. ..f
This land Of fifbsrty1 .aa-l
'-' Shall ifeemsn bow 10 traitors now,
And no more freemen bel
Shall traitors place the stars and strIpas
Beneath their rebel bootsi =
And shall the tree Of liberty
Be cut down ct the roots
Shall WaahiaEton, our capital,
.tr Be given 60 vRndal bands, q.
sHi And all the preci0ua store fyOro
+. Placed IN the traitors hAnda.
Shall the oppressed from other lands
Nov hud no shelter here2 q Ill-a
And shall the arm once strong to save,
hoW palsied be with fearf H..
Shall despcts Of the old world see
Our temple crushed 70 earth, -'e
And IN their glee laugh heartily 81
Aud SPLIT their sides with mirthi
mol from the North and from the south,
We hear the freemen ahOEt, .lT
Death death 70 traitors all they CRY,
-fs And crush rebellion out aI l..
Sons Of patriot sires, to armsI
To arms to arms ys brAves -
And traitors Welcome, with bloody hands,
To hospitable graves. ~. =
scsrolds like Haman's, high IN air,
Aaise bow through all Onr land,
And hang tue trsttors one nnd all,
Jen Davis and his band.
Neck ties we have for traitoru, msds
0i hemp for one and sll, ~
l- At IsAAOS' UNION HALL. p
Besides large and splendid stock Of Nav svrin,
Clothing for Men and Boys, which am selling q
extremely low prices. have for sale Army Blank.
cts and goods for Camp Service HiiifsrY Clothlnl
made 70 order on short notice At
..aa ISAAC A. IsAACS' r1Hs
MAGNIFICENT UNION HALL,
Sole AgoHoy for ths sale of Singers Oslsbratsd
SEWING M CHIMES
.. AID
ST0RR'S AUT0MATON PRESSMAN.
Corner Of Union and Superior strsets.
- BoOK OUT FOR THE GLARTR -
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tL-t >r NEW foaE, Nay -.
.rl,e British bark Hiawatha Of and for Liver
nm the blockade was seized and q prize crew
nisoed on board from the MennesOta.
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@eaitaL

GANFORD'S LIVER NY ISChl
~ AFOR never Desilitates- Il e col- ,osl-rs
entirely ne PROM GUNS, aid has beossass n =
tablished zct, Standard hleiiCinel knoEr al1 -
proved by all who have 10, and % rsa1rt8f
70 with conhdsucs n Al diseases for Which Il
Facommsuded- 80
It has cared thousands within the last tEoTA9n
Who had given up ali'fS Ihopes Of relief, q IL
uuraerouB unzolicited = lcerriEcates ir ~ to1ed
The dose must be sdsp-ls I'D to the tezps ,msl
Of the individual taking = t,and used lnsuch ne
titiss gs 70 act generally x Ion the bcEEls. f-
Let the dictates Of yourl-- iudgulent guide yoa
the Of the LIYERI- tfANIGOkAIOR, ard
will re LIvEE Con-IS IFL4IsTsi BnI0rs A.
zAoEs, lAEnFEPsIA, C'H0s-l- IIC BIAEnBUa. su1EME7
goMRLAIETs- DEsESTraT - lDEnRsT, souR sroEAGI
HAHrTu4L CosTIvEEEss. ?. fCEoLT1, CE0LEaA IN
IAETUz, FLATULESCK, = y NDIcE, EEuNbH
ORDISARY- -EA@iLIl,s lMEDiCINE. II -.
cure SICK HEADACHEi-s Ia thousands cTn -
dfy,l IN TM Eh II NlT lMINuwE2,4 II fWc
OR THREE EEA-lE isPOONSFDL ARE IA
kEN az the ccmme1co-l-5 lment Of the attack.
An VINO u5e Il are giTtng their testimony n its =
sA-MlE water IN the mouth With the InviSOr.,oE
PRICE ORE 6OELIR PER BOTTLE. I
Also Sanfords Family Cstharttc Piils.
Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, ana %
M IN Glsss Cases, Air liEht, ana VII -
-. keep ID any climate.
setye Cathsrtie, which tbs psopristor has ussd A.
TheoOnstantly yincreas-f : ing demand non thoa
Who have long used the = IPILLs and ths astisac'
ton which al sxpress IN - rsgsr1 % ihalf q, hsl
Induced matO piarf theui within the reach of ~
The Profession weilf Know that dtfaTeut O.
Charities act on dilereufI purtioua of ths holsali
a The Fsmily Oatharticl4 PHI has, with dua rafsF
ence 20 this vel estab- tished iact heen cdIn
pounded from , FarietyI-- of the rurest TeFetable
Extractsy " hch act alike on eVsry p,.rf Of fhsaH
nentAry canal and areI. sO1D and sAFE IN Al
cases Were 8 CatharticI- Re nceded, such as Da
rangrmeuts Ct the Sum ~ sch Eeeplregs raib5 -
ths Back aud Loins, Cos = tiYeness. Pain and S1ls
ness over the whole BetYi ron sudden cod. Whink
requeutly, II negleeted,-4 end in long corlss q
EeFer. Loss o. AFpe-E-t titeg 8 Cr1erln7 11slza
ton Of Cold over the Body, BeBtlegInagg
Hssd-Ache, or WefghfI-T "a TIC Head, al fnf.Ia
matOry Diseases, Wofaisl-o in Chidrsn Adulil
Bheu1na tldu, great Purifier Of the Blood and many
hsaasa8 to Which fesh = heir too nunlerous % ma
ton N this advertisement. Uese 70 2
FRECE 81 CENT8. -
e8-Ihe Liver knyigarator7 aud Family Usthard
Palg arg retailed by DruEysi8 generally, and sold
Whclssale b. tie IrlLls IN Al the largs tgena-
E s. 7 ". eANfgkD, NJ D.,
hanufac eIreF lid Pro rrietor,
lyIaAERs % AEesisaE, ~ YoEk.
- Ssni0rGis Liver lnsi7orator and C,fhsrtio
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FRO1TLOUIsYTLLR

LOUISVILLE, KY, Nay o.
Capt. Jao W. Albert arrived here yesterday
on an undiselosed mission from the Federal Gov.
ernment.
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PROM LOUISVILLE.

LoUlaViLLE, Nay p.
The editors Of the daily papers have been sum
moned 70 Frankfortsto testify IN regard 20 arms
the Kuights OF tie Golden Circle, and 20 ihe i'm
Puted eorrespOndenes Of Gsv. Magofin HilhCOn-
fsderAte authorities 4
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IRON PHIEApKLPHIA.

PHILADzIHIA, Nay q.
Two Ohio regiments under Ger Book. lately
eneamped here, started south this morning by
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Anna Johnston, oOurt Of Common Pleas OF Cuys-
John Joinssos PstitoG6s for BVST: BiVoTr::S' SIS e.
TH Il DEFENDANT. JOHN
Il JOHNSTON. who l. 3 non resident Of the eoun /.
y Of ClyAhogA, and the Stafe Of Ohio VIII take no.
tics that the said Anna Johnston has sd her psti-
ton IN said Court, prai ing for Divorce nom the
$40 ,Sohn yohnstgnt ana ioI the custody q their
chileu Marion Johnaton, The said deisndant is
charged IN said F5titon with habltual drunkenness
Tor three yeare and upward and with gross neRltct
boiore said Court, holden upon the 18th day Of fn7
noxt, a. which time this ease VIII b heard
rs I'd. PARSONS GRAHNlB,
Attorneys for Retitisner.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN
IN that the subscribers, Eli Eabefh E.ffayIor Al
ned Taylor and. John William TAyioFs have boen
appolnfed and qualified Executors on the estafe of
Eliaha Taylor, lsts Of gnyehege county, deeeaasd.
kLIzABEEH =. TAYLOR,
ALFRED TAYLuR,
JOHN ". TAYLOV
- EKscutors OF Eli1ha TAYLOR decsaned
DATED at Cleveland, this 7th day Of n AZ isi Ray