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MIscEILANEOuS.
The following items are from the DetI

The following items are from the Detroit Ad-
vertiser of the 22d
A collision took place last Sunday night on
Lake Huron, off Point aux Barque, between the
schoOner City of Ogdensburgh and vessel sup
posed 10 be the W. +. Allen Of Chicago the tor
mer bound down, the latter up. The City had
herjibboOm, bowsprit and headgeaF carried away,
besides some damage to her hull. She has arrived
at this port and is now undergoing repairs NO
thing is known as to the injuries the unknown
vessel sustained.
WREoKED.-The schooner Ben Franklin, which
went ashore few days since at East Sister Island
will doubtless become total wreck The heavy
wind ofyesterday and the day previous has, Il Is
thourht' broken her in pieces. A portion Of her
cargo has been brought to this port.
Loss OF THE SCHR RAPID-HER CAPTAIN
DRowNED-The schooners Narragabsett and
Rapid, both bound down with cargoes Of gram,
and which passed here on Tuesday In the same
tow, came in collision that night between II and
u O'Clock, while of the Clay Banks, which re
suited in the sinking of the latter vessel in about
eight fathoms of water, and the drowning Of
Capt. Hugh Black, her master. Both vessels en-
tered Lake Erie at the same time, and owing TO
q head wind were Obliged 10 beat along down the
coast arriving of the Clay Banks between II and
Il O'Clock in the night, where they came together
suit. The Rapid was run into about midshipsi
and shortly after filed. Her crew, with the eX-
ception of the Captain and one man, succeeded In
getting on board the other vessel. The Captain
disappeared with the vessel, while the man olung
to the crosstrees, where he was found st daylight
BY Capt. HaeSett, Of the tug Peck, who rescued
him from his perilOus situation, taking the Nara
gansett in tow and bringing her to this port
Her damage consists in the loss Of her jibbOOm,
bowsprit and head gear, which Is about all the
injury she sustained. The Rapid had on board
Is 200 bushels of wheat, bound for Ogdensburgh-
She was owned by Capt Gebhard, Of the prOpel-
Ter Potomac, and a Mr.. Glass IN Buffalo, aud was
insured Captain Black who has thus so unfor-
tunately lost his life, has been on the Lakes the
past twenty-five years, and leaves a family in
Buffalo where he resides.
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The Mexican Intsrveution.


The brief telegrsphic dispatches which
have been given to the public, from time to
time, Of the situation in the much troubled
republic Of Mexico, serve rather to confuse
than enlighten the general reader. Some
time since we gave . brief review Of the
progress of the combined expedition from
England, France and Spain, up to the time
of landing ct Vera Cruz. Since thst time
England and Spain have Withdrawn from
the intervention, leaving France as the sole
invader of Mexican soil. The French troops
ere upon the march from Vera Cruz to the
city Of Mexico, under the leadership Of Al
monte, agent for the French Government.
In their work of OveFthroWing the legiti-
mate Mexican Government under JusreE,
the President, they are greatly sided by the
domestic difficulties that have been for
long time brewing in the republic,-many
disseminated MsIicans having joined the
French forces upon the march. The Presi-
dent and his Cabinet have abandoned the
OApital, and it is probable that before this
time Almonte occupies the city. The flight
Of fJuarsE was interpreted by the French to
signify an abdication Of the Government,
and Q pretended election for. new President
vas had, Aimonte being elected BY the mill
itary, the election, however, being mere
farce. This new President issued procla-
nation from OriEiba, thanking his country
men for the honor conferred upon him, and
promising to soon administer the Govern
nent from the city Of Mexico. A battle had
been fought between the French and Ae1i-
cans. in which the latter we're routed, al
though the French suffered the most loss.
The opinion is expressed that there will be
but little organised resistance to the march
Of the French forces, but that they will be
hArEasssd BY guerilla bands q style OF war
fare to which The country is as peculiarly
attsa as the mountainous districts Of Virgin
iA or Tennessee. A greater foe than the
Ksxicans, however, has appeared in the
form Of Psstilencs and the ''vomito," which
is prostEating the foreign troops BY hun
drsds
Such & Ia brisf, the present situation ol
The Esxiean intervention.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
-BRENO1FTais TTGTT1177 P7IT7

Are infs ibls for eostvsnels, spaSns los of arps-
fi's, sick headache, g5dinss8, sense of bloafls a.
ter meals, dizziness, drossinsss, and cramping
pains, and ell disorders Of the stomach and b0Pa5
~ Original Letter &c 29i Canal stzssE, nsH
York
J. ;. o. COOK, publisher Of the State Bar usr,
Bennington, Yts says he vas attacked With D s.
PEtsIAs and suffered 20 severely from q, that not
particle OF food eorld be swallowed without ocrl-
Sioning the most une0mfortabfs sensation "a his
stomach For hvo years Ao suffered ron this
drsaiiul complaint Whsn be used BRAHDRRTH's
FILLS. The hrst box did not bsnaat hin muoh,
but the second produced q change, and b. the time
be had taken SIX boxes . COMPILE = ODRE wns
effected. BE says: "hy dyspepsia was gone, and uy
ezPeoialion Of an early death vanished
BRaNDEETHs PILLS srs soli It the princlu.l
Ofies, 29l Canal street, and Unlon Square, New
York.
Obtain your hrst supplY non ons Of these depots
or from one Of the regular advertised agents for the
Genui- Brsndreth's Pills; you viii then know how
70 discern between the true and false
Sold by A. 8. Gardner, "a Superior street, Olsvs.
lsnd, Ohio and By all respectable dsaisrI in msdi.
cinaa
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surore-s'"u fro" 'S- P"'rw'o ArTv.

Correspondence N. Y Tlmss3
The unsuccessful attempt Of our Quuboats
to ascend JameE river, does not seem TO affect
the spirits Of the rank aud Gle atall This
army mas not had much experience in fight
ing, aided by gunhOats. consequently they
have not learned 10 rely upon them. The
confidence Of the army in Gen hcOlellsn IL
worth hundred punboats This Ia not an
idle remark. A little familiarity with the
army soon shows how important It is that a
General commanding should possesa the con-
fidence of his troops and Il there is any an
probation In the National army OF the mil
itary resources and abilities Of Beauregard,
It Is more than matohed hv the respect enter
tanned by the rebels for Mcclellan Rebel
officers taken prisoners say that Mcclellan
has thus far frustrated all their plans and that
he has never yet done single thing they
wanted him to do. Although in the coming
battle the nation may be thrown into
mourning from Maine to Minnesota, the
people may rest assured that Gen. McClel-
Ian will not bring on the 6ght without per-
feet assurance Of victory.
When this army encamped on this ancient
and honorable domain q note was left at the
White House by Mrs. Charlotte Wickham
Lee, addressed to the Northern Volunteers,
asking them to forbear to desecrate the home
of Washlngtou's first married life. When
she returns with her rebel husband, who
commands in the celebrated Stuart cavalry,
to her beautiful aud magnificent home, she
will find not rail removed, stone turned
tree cut, or her house in the least damaged.
Some grass may have been destroyed and
some grain trampled. but that was an una
voidable necessity. In one field on'the es-
tate there are nine hundred acres of clover;
in another seven hundred acres of wheat.
One hundred and twenty negroes occupy the
houses appropriated To their use, and many
of them since our short stay here, have been
driving a thriving business as RshmonRers.
The PsmunkeY river is alive with excellent
shsd and herring, upon which We have FEAST
ed not n little. After tomorrow and the
next day, our friends may expect every hour
interesting news. The rest for the last few
days here has been of great advantage to the
army. It is wonderful how few have been
so sick as to be obliged to go to tFs hospital.
The bad effects of the climate and constant
changes in the character of the water have
been avoided by liberal use Of quinine and
a little pure whisky.
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The petition asking Hon. E. n. Stanton
Secretary Of War, to relieve our citizens OF
the nuisance of being daily insulted BY the
overbearing manner in which the rebel pris-
oners strut along our streets, Is being almost
unanimously signed. But three persons have
refused to sign the petition, among the humid
reds who have been soliclted-their sympa-
thies, undoubtedly, running In q contrary
direction. StraWB indicate the winds
course.-SsotS JoiERaL
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QoautFel at woEk AsaIa--AnOther Mail

From the st. Louis Republican, 2lst.L
On the 18th inst, as we learn from letter
to J. L. Sanderson, Nail Agent at Sedalia,
from Robert Wylsnd, stage driver, the mail
conveyance, two-horse buggy, was attack
ed by Qusntrers rObber band.sbout six miles
east Of Independence, on the. Little Blue
An escort of ten men accompanied the mail,
which contained a quantity Of military cor
respOndence and other valuable matter -
Quautrel's men, number not stated, were con-
eesled on bluff, and fred upon the party,
killing one and wounding six. The mail was
then seized and carried of. The driver es-
capped and reached Independence at midnight,
when an alarm was given and two hundred
men started in pursuit Of the villains, but
with what success has not yet been learned.
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The press throughout the country are lOca-
ting General Sigel sometimes with McOlel-
Ian and sometimes with Hslleck. The fact
is, General Sigel has not been twenty miles
out of this city since bis return from the
battle Of Pea Ridge. His furlough extends,
we understand, to the Gath inst, when be
will report himself to headquarters for duty.
-NissosEi Democrat
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BUFFATIO 1TARKRT-gTav 09

RI0UP-Ma-kef duiet aud steady
&HEAT-Market frm for the better grades but
dull for low and medium varieties Sales Of all va
rirties on private terms
COIsN-Market dun and dropping. Sales 9i,OOr
bush new at 32<MS3c.
OATS-Market some lower. Sales l5,OCO bush ai
35e.
RYE-In fair demand. Sales at 225<o.
WHIaH Y-MRrket lower. Males In0 bbIg at 22C.
Canal, FRRIGHTS-Steady; 1910 on wheat,
l2kc on corn 70 New York.
IHPORT9-I0.000 bbls q rur; 1900 bush wheat.
81 on hush corn; l7.0O0 bush rye.
EXPORTS-3O9O -four; 10000 wheat; 10000 corn;
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M a R IN IL,
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EErERED-AIay

EETERED-May %.
Stmr. Cleveland. Evans, Detroit,
Prop. 0wego, Drake, Dunkirk, mdse.
SchT. Petrel, Pettier, Port Hope, $50 NJ lumber,
25 NJ lath.
Schr. SpeedwelI, Bennett, Buffalo, 400 bbls salt.
Schr. Ellen White, Cassidy, Buffalo.
lumber.
Scow Industry, Dibble, Detroit, 81 900 feet lum-
Der, so NJ shingles, 80 NJ laths.
ScoW Supply, Fargher, Port Clinton, 4s cords
wood.
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eissuo every afloTno1sn nt o'olook an hVen
ng Leader containing al the latest neWH lp %
that time. The Evening Leader Will contain 81
md "A 4 complete paper IN itself Subscribers
Nd b f1rniihod With the morning or evening
simon a the same price, via, i've dollars
rear o. nftv cents uer month. NoWa Agents igr-
hlsh6d at ID 80 per 40 copies
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CLEARED

Stnr. Cleveland, Evans. Detroit.
Schr. Amazon, Young, Buffalo, coal.
Schr. Wild Rover, Fountain, Milwaukee, coal.
Schr SpeedWell. Bennett, Buffalo, coal.
Schr. s. L. Noble, McEachmO Buffalo, 5000 pine
slaves, 456 grindstones
ScOW Industry, Dibble, Detroit.
ScOw Ida and Mary, Bates Detroit.
ScOW Ellen White, Cassidy, Toronto, coal and
grindstones.
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OsWRGO mARKRT-Mny 9s.

Lbh IEhEahAPH-l
FLOUR-In moderate demand for Interior and
Eastern trade. Sies at 81 so for fancy from spring
wheat.
to supplying immediate demand Of millerB. Sale
s, 40 bush No. Ohicago spring on private terms.
eSlRN-2arket quiet with sales at 38H40.
Other grains nominal
CANAL FRElGHTsFirmer; -four 36c; wheat
&c, corn &c to New York.
LAKE INIPORTS-Is,5 500 bush wheat $1,000
bus corn.
J. CANAL EXPORTs-72,OOO bush wheat; Si9s
bbls -four; IS 600 bush eUFn.
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CHICAGO mARKRT-May q3.

RLOUR-Market active.
WI EAT-Markst quiet and KAIo higher
D0RN-mSrket firm. Sales at Z76' '711o FOL
mixed In store.
RECEIPEs-4,4OO bbls fsur; 5000 bush wheat
$4,000 bush corn.
sHIPMENTs-6,0OO bbls -four; 10000 bushels
wheat; $4,000 bush corn.
REIfaHTS-Steady.
EXOHANGR-UnohAnRs Gold = cent pre-
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PtAlE ANo oREAnEETAL pRINrlEe

~ PAIN ana ornamental Frlntinr OF ever Dc.
suriptioa eondai TIE Printing Eatahlahment 81 tho
taanFr ealct, the latest proved and most rapid
steam eroggea IN the bqst elyle short notice. aud
a D'aaonAfio mtPa. Particular attention nsld %
Ola1k work, EEorT description Of binding doua,
1nociailY Blank Books, Ledgorn Journnlf, eaini
Bso1a. p celying hookl, a., g.
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Gen. Franklin, commanding 3 division Of
MeDoWelPs army corps, has been put in
command Of Gen. Summers corps, and Gen.
slocum Of New York, succeeds franklin in
Command Of the division.
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IupOrtant from BeIoVV---FedsraI Fleet at
Natehez--surronder Of the City Demand.
ed--ExnapeFatien Of Cltlz0us-EedeFa1
messenger HanEed-sRe 60 SuFFen-
der.
From the Memphis Argus, May ISL
The following very important information
we obtain from the Vlcksburg Evening Citi-
zen ofthe 18th:
The latest we can ascertain of the where
sbouts of the gunboats below is, that they
arrived at NatcheE yesterday evening about
four o'clock, and that they are anchored in
the stresm below that city. What they are
doing, or how long they will remain IN that
quarter, has not traRspired.
The following dispatch direct nom Match
eE. was dated ct eilht o'clock this morning
NATuHHz, May l3.-Two schoOners and
three Runboats are anchored in the river op-
posite this place.
We have a further report to the effect that
the gunboats had sent ysWl with hsg OF
truce and bearing demand for the surren.
der ofthe city. As the yawl landed num-
Ter Of people had gathered to witness the
proceedings, and the men from the boat re-
quested that some one in the crowd should
take the dispatches and deliver them to the
Mayor. None could be found willing to ac-
commodate the Yankees, until ct last they
prevailed upon q fisherman to carry the note
to the Mayor. When he delivered the docu-
msnt and 1t was found TO contain demand
for the surrender of the city, crowd of sx-
asperated citizens took the fisherman and
hung him, and the Mayor refused to
surrender and the gunboats gave them till
ten o'clock to-day 70 determiae what they
should do.
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ny. STOCK BARKEF-HIay 23
IN Hnr-npn-n

~ aFRCK BARkEF-HlRY 2S
" TET F1LssRArE.l
lIONEY-Msrket steady ct 465 y cent on oail4
Prime paper 4H9sS y cent.
STERLING5 RXCHANGE-MaFket frmer,
at l4S@ll4H for bankers bills and l'SN lllS for
mercuants' bills.
GOgsD-Amerioan gold firm at 31kas96 3 cent
premium. California gold bars steady at 4 D cent
premium.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Mnrket dull
United States s. 1881 at lO3faIOl; $40 TreasHrY
Notes lOlN nIO44
sEOUeId-Market IRE egular, dull, closind ttrmer.
Chicago & r ] 81; Chicago, Burlington Quincy
72lf; Toledo Wabash I'd bo1ds 81; Cleveland To-
ledO 445S; Galena Chicago 70A; Cleveland Pitts
burg 20: Michigan Southern guaranteed 54Si Mich
igan Southern 24H; Michigan Central 6li Hudson
43n; Erie 3756; Neg York Central S7Si Illinois
Central scrip 81; Pacific Mail ia,
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MARRIRn.

In Delaware, Ohio, on Tuesday, May 9Otb, as st.
Peters Church. bT the Rev. jas. MoElrOy, Mr..
n. u0YT Of this city, and Miss Mary A. LATI-
MEB, Of the former piece,
In Detroit. Mich. on the 2sth inst, by RishOB
MoOrOskv. Mr. NICHOLAS GOYUTTE Of this
city, aud Miss ADALINE PAJ1T Of Detroit.
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The Detouoo Of virginia

Gov. Letcher issues proclamation, saying
that Richmond will be defended to the last
he says the capital of Virginia must not be
surrendered, but "VirginianG must rally
They will "rally on the reserve" before
long,
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MILWAUKIR nARKFT.-lTaY %.


NNNNl " AUNAH WEAII EALsIi =ITIlT 20
lBT TELEGRAPH.l
FI.0UR-Market declining
WHEAT-Market firm. sales at Sic for No. 1;
76c for No. 2.
REORIPTa-l,7O0 bbls -four; 5000 bush wheat.
SHIPMEN RS--5,60O bbls -four; 5000 bushels
wheat.
FREIGHTs-Unchangsi.
PHILADELPHIA BIARKRT.-may 23.
,.,....gs- l'z 1llRaRkPH.l
WHEAT-hIarket hrm. As,ics
81, ,23Rl.25; white at 81 ,3O0l3g
C0RH-markst dull.
NIESS POR RK-Selling at $3.50
LAR D. Quoted at SIC.
WHISK Y-Market firm at 24c.
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7 YMAN LITFLB,
COMMISSl0N.

| NUNDRIES,
! ~ 30 Bags Ashton Salt.
! l0 Bbls. Dairy SAT-.
| 600 Bbls. Akron water / ims.
$50 Bbls. Land Plaster.
For sale in lots to suit purchasers.
NALCINED PLASTER.-15O
Obbs. best quality lust IN store and for sale low.
my3 2 and q MerWin street.
III A M IS 81. RUGGLES'
IL genuine OirclsvilIe Sugar Oured Hams for
sale 6y my22 r. LYON.
GAsH FOR WOOL WILL BE
- ADVANCED, when shipped to Cleveland with
view Of being closed out in no case to
exceed the value when delivered.
LIBERAL ADVANCES
Made, when left to be sold at the next State Fair
Sales In September. It s expected every prominent
sales, which will render unusual faci ities to Mer-
chants and Growers, who should have their woods,
not only exhibit on, but for sala All woods con
the owners prices can be obtained.
STATE FAIR.
Sss choice lots Tor eIbifffoIh ~ ttA STATE Board On
tske charge Of and srranee such Woois as may Be
ent for exhibition, in building 20 be devoted e1-
i prottabie and inieTesne to ali exhibitors, and Il
Is TO be hoped that all samples will be sent early
as the lst Of August that sutlcient room may b.
their desire to send, stating the number OF fleece
bearing in mind that not less than twenty win BE-
when sales and premiums are both desired.
may2l dtwis:f1 s. N. GOODALE, Agent.
WHITE FI~H-FOR SALE BY
wv my20 CLARK. e. RONEs 3 90.
TROUT-FUK SALE BY
4 my2O CLARK, GARDEER 90,
DICKEREL-FOR SALE BY
mo20 OBtRK. GtRDNER 4 90.
WHITE FISH AND TROUT.
500 PACKAGES. BBLs.. HALLS AND OBS,
The Best in the Market,
for sale the LOWEST by
myI7:sgO BRADBURH, FISHER 90.
HAVING THE EXCLUSIVE
Ia Agency for the sale Of the
Rochester Mills Flour,
1 am prepared to supply Bakers and Dealers at Sc
low picss equally good brands can be had in the
/ have now on hand, sud am constantly rsosiTing,
at s6 MsrWin street, he following choice brands,
both IN barrels and sacks, 70 wit:
EXOELs6440IR 4i 64I, mI6Ls III selected white wheat.
myis:4OO = JusEPH FEUsIER
CMOKED AND GREEN MEATS
~ ior sale By
nAIRY aALT.-JUsr RBOKIVED,
100 sacks Factory Filled Dairy Salt, in packa.
gIs Of S. and l40 pounds. This is 3 wy superior
article and Just the thing for Dairy purposes
For sale by b I. LHOhs
may6 80 MerWin ct.
WHITE FISH.-REOEIVlD THIs
w day-d barrels and 2O6 halt barrels Thunder
Bay white Fish. h.T. LYON.
I'm HHDS. CHOICE SUGAR
JUST Received,
Aud for Sale at Reduced Prices, by
ROBERT HANNA 3 co.,
mar2l BIZ l59 Z III River street.
TIMOTHY SEED "A PRIME
apr1S OLABK, GARDEER 90.
A KRON BLUUR.-S0ME OF
n the best brauds OF Family and Bakers Flour
70 be found in this market for sale by
apr2a CLARK, GARDNER 90.
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EoR MOE PAINTINa, co TO

That French WHITE ZINC has cone Just the
right thing for Painters and insids work Of sFary
SSTsSRs No. "a HOEnMAEs BLOCK.
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ID A n 8 o o d ;

A FBIEdD IL HEED. ray 1T.
DE-. Sweets IHFALLIBLE LINIMEEF 4 vr,
'Arsd from the recipe or Dr.. Stephen swsst Of Ooz
iactieut the great bone setter, and has been y-st
n bis practice for the last twenty years win Ia
cost Astonishing sucoess. As sn external rsmsss
Is wthsut a riFsi. and VIII alleviate taiu uor1
ptedtiS than any other preparation. Bor All Rbeu-
nAtio and hezyous Disorders it Is rufy infsllibls
md a. curative for Sores, wounds, spzaius- BruIs
=, &C. ita soothing healing and powerful strength
ntng EFoperEitiesi excite the iust eondsr and -
aoDishmant Of al who have ever given It q trial
'Rer four hundred eertiHcatss Of rsmarfsble eursr
oE1od y = within the last tz0 yssr8 sttsIf IL
avs tact streus Armstrong, Agents for OisFs-
flanTf Hs-.n 90
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IMPORTANT TO FBM 4LFs.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
The combination Of lngredien in ihsse F7s- 49,
the result eff long and extsusIys psaetise TbsV
are mid in their operation, aud certain in eo-ssf
ing ell irIsgularitiss, pa'ni9i DsE.stnzafI,rs ~.
moVins al stfuc-ions, Whs1hsr froru cod or otv
vise, h aiao pain in tbs sSs pslpilation Of ths
hssrt, Whit all neIvous ctiopa. ny nt=rIca
tisue, win tn tne ba h -nd limbs. sa-, distursat
-.-n ,shsg d srise f. om iutsrru uptiou Il lssturs.
Dh- III Es-no114Ez a I.ELLa
was the ccmnlruce snt Of ew era tp ths trs.e-
ment Of those iIegulafItis sud distractions F1Ies
| have consignot - many to premature g.asa. re
teuals eau enjoy good he ltu nul.sz shs l., ysulsr
and EhzasTer obstTu tion takes place tl,s ,nsrl
hsGlth begins to decline.
DR.. cHEESEJLA rs Pills
are tho most shsotual n msdy ever knOsn Fo- All
complain pscuiiEr 20 Fensiss TO aIiclssrss feeg
are invaluable, in Geine, Eih certainty reriodic5 q
resui4ritg- 1bey are known To thousands, who
hay pa thaui AZ different periods. hras loot ts
country, hesins t-e saartiol Of some q The ness
sulineut Fh7 sieian7 ia America.
Explicit diFS ioHs stating when they Should nat
be used. with earl 3 K. p he price Sl,OO per Box,
containing fronI @ 50 Pills
Pill asut By Ui-il, ompt'y, b. REMIT ng 10 fhs.
PropEistor. Eold D.ugglsfs generally.
q. D HUTOHIHG5, PrOpristor,
% Cedar St. New 1orks
M Sold Wholesale and Retail In Cleveland ~
STRONG 3 ARM -TRONG. spri4;soW'h27
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VESSELS PAssrsa.-The following vessels passed

VESSELS PAss1Na.-The following vessels passed
Detroit on the s2d:
UP-Prop. Dubuque, Queen of the Lake., May
flower; brig Castalia; schr Aeontias, Z n Peck,
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