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~ Immnnat nelenne. of 10 0rIennn.

The Immensc ueienees OF New Orleans.
Com. Porter, in letter written prior to
the capture of New Orleans, gives the fol-
lowing account Of the tremendous prepar-
atoms which the rebels had made for the
defencoof that city:
-Four rams and Boating batteries such
as the world never before saw, have been
destroyed in the late attack. The LOuisi-
ana, an invincible steam battery, was set
on FIRE and sent down on the vessels while
was engaged in drawing up a capitula-
ton for the surrender Of the forts-a flag
Of truce flying at the time. Sic exploded
within three hundred yards Of us, and
sank in one minute her splendid battery
Of rifed guns being lost to us. Her frag-
ments fairly covered Fort st. Phillip and
killed man Of theirs in the fort There
was Southern honor for you That vessel
was 1000 tons, 270 feet long, and had six
teen heavy rihed guns, all made in 'fSe-
cessia." She intended TO take position that
night. where she would have driven off all
our feet for as proof Of her inyulnera-
bility, one Of our heaviest ships lay with
in ten feet of her, and delivered her whole
broadside, making no more impression on
her than If she was firing peas The Lou
isiana's shot on the contrary, went
through and through the above mentioned
slOop Of war as if she was glass.
The iron ram Manassas hit three vessels
before her commander ran her ashore and
abandoned her. She has been trouble
some customer all through
In New Orleans our naval officers found
81 ,,,ost e,Io7Ifd ononfp,or 80 Qoaf;nsr
battery the world has ever seen, Ia sea go
ing affair and had she been finished and
succeeded in getting to sea, the whole
American navy would have been destroyed.
She was 5000 tons, 270 feet long, sixty
feet beam, had four enignes, three prOpel-
lers, four inches land in some places more)
of iron, and would steam eleven knots an
hour. She cost " Mr.. Mallory & Co" two
millions Of dollars. The last one | saw
floating by me was a dry dock turned into
a floating battery, mounting sixteen guns,
and the entire engine which was TO prspel
it, hermetically sealed by thick iron tur-
ret against shot. She was sunk, but float
ed down to Southwest Pass, and is now
aground on the bar and can easily be
raised.
| Beside these monsters, the naval part of
the enemy's defences at the forts consisted
Of six or seven iron clad gunbOats, almost
| imperviOus to shot and certainly 50 against
vessels coming bow on. We had nothing
there on our side but twenty frail mortar
boats, five sloops of wer, nine or ten poor
gunboats lin all little over l40 guns), to
contend against two of the most impreg-
nable forts in this or any other country,
mounting l27 heavy guns, (many of them
rifed, three iron plated batteries, mount
ing thirty-one guns, six or seven iron pla-
ted gunbOats, and nine or ten things got
up for the occasion, soon destroyed and
their power never to be known &
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eFa tsen. slarsis 81 Khusna.
Facts which have lately come TO light
show That Gen. stnrgis, who was until
lately the commander Of the department of
Kansas, was PrO-slavery general Of the
rankest kind, and was endeayoring to en-
force pro-slavery despOtism upon that
district. lie was the willing tool Of the
Missouri planters, who were at best but
somi-loyalists He gave them permission
to range over the State and select such
property as they might wish They then
claimed that it belonged to the people of
Missouri, when itWas delivered over to
them, whether it belonged to Union men
or not Gen. Blunt the present command
err has put a stop to that sort of proceed
ings and restored the law and order which
under Gen. sturgis was fast becoming ex-
tinct. Ii.i i.itNalI
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The blockade Of New Orleans, Beaufort
and other important Southern ports is
raised. The first Of June gave Ontranco to
the ships Of the world % trade under GER
tain military restrictions. The event viii
be hailed with equal delight BY the Loyal
Of the North and the South, and also the
merchants Of foreign countries. The ques-
ton Of trade and money is now in the
hands Of the planters themselves, and If
they keep hack their cotton and tobacco,
theFederal Government, which has kindly
opened their ports, must not be held re-
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From Pitfsbura.
PITTsBuRGn, MAY 30. 1862.

EDS. LEADER;
I saw in your paper some days since
that YOU had been payinga visit to our
smoky city, and spoke very handsomely Of
OR manufactures, &c., particularly of our
GREAT guns. NJ
They are indeed to all who have never seen
anything in the artillery line laFgeFthan
a common Z" field piece great curiosity.
But the establishment that makes them iss
if possible, greater one-a real wonder,
even in this time of wonders. The en-
laTgement and improvements in progress
sion to be completed, win lrobder IUl
KNAPP AND RUDD's CANNON FOUNDRY
the model Of the world, and nobody need
hereafter think ehas seen Pittsburgh un-
less he has seen that establishment The
Chief Engineer the presiding genius Of
its vast and varied machinery, is
NICHOLAS X. WADE, ,..
son Of Major Wade, long connected
with the Ordnance Department of this
country. nfix nor prefix any title to his
name, hoping the Government win take
the hint; promising, however, that write
without his q knowledge or consent =
Though not giant physically, he could
fill any post he would accept.
In order to do reciprocal justice to
Cleveland and her. manufacturers, | will
state another fact, and that is that all the
large guns made at this immense estab-
lishment are weighed to a nicely on one Of
KEEIER's FATEST SCALES,
made in Cleveland excepting the
heavier parts of the machinery
made here) The inventor and maker
of these scales has no need to practice the
charlatanry Of some other scale makers
calling them the Government Standard
| Scales" and all such nonsense. 1t is
enough that all the heaviest cannon Of the
| Government are noD lOeighed OH them, and
have been for some time past. Several Of
our principal railroads have also given
them the preference for accuracy and con-
/ venience, over all others. They ought to
l be made here Our manufactures Of
IRON, STEEL, GLASS AND OIL
speak for themselves, and all the world
and the rest Of mankind are invited to
call and examine for themselves. When
the Government shall conclude to take out
the
-. H BLACK PROP
that has from the first supported The re-
bellion, and thus ended the war, we expect
more orders than We can FIJI. & u x.
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LOST. WANTS 3 EOUNp.

FOUND.-A SMALL AMOUNT
u OF money, which the owner can have by calling
AZ Taylor, Griswold Co.'S, and paying for this ad-
yertisement m25
WANTED TO BUY,-A HORSE
w and Wagon such as is used in delivering goods
in the city Call at lin Ontario-St. may27
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FLOUR--1Iarket5 &c lower with moderate demand
for export and home consumption. Market closing
quiet aud holders rather RtnTe disposed 70 realize
sales q 400 bbls at Si,2t,2 - for supsrhne state
tEhQi.i5 for extra state SfIslf - nor superfne
western; si,4l.el'so lor common % medium eYtn
brands extra round hooped Ohio; sj2O65O for trade
CANADA FLOUR-SIarket5 Sc lower with mode
rate business doing. Sales 1850 bbs at 81 iO6j fOT
spring; Si,lney6,25 for winter extra. .s l..lL t
RYE FLOUR Market quiet and steady. Sales
C6IiSN NEAL Market steady. sales 900 bbls
WIYIS vii fS iS oweF 9p sSIs5 s 5o5 bbs at 2a
@21c for state aud western, including small parcels
WHEAT Market Ie loYer;l the depression is
chiriiy Observable on common and inferior desceip-
lions. Sales 25Qa0 bIsh Chicago springat s5gse IN
cluding Cargo handsome at sl0O; l3,nOJ bus Racine
spring az s790; 6s,oO0 bush Milwaukee club at sass
dO2 80 600 bush amber Iowa and Wisconsin at 81 O2
s,jO bush Canada club at se9c; i6,tU0 bush winter
red western AZ 81 lCagl,2; l3,e9 bush amber Oiioat
Slli 1880 bush amber Michigan at SllGpi,l IL, in
cludmg crg0 very choice ut Sl,ig; $500 bush white
RYE Market heavy. sales 800 brslr western
at 6Oc. The rrnge is g@62c for western, 7og7le for
HARLEY Market nominal
COItN-Market a shade easier with good business
fOreNDOrt and home cOnsump ptiun- Saled Ei,OO bush
at 4jt41c for new mixed western; 46tiyc Tor old do
chiefly al iSsc for shiPpng 5lae2c for yellow west
ern.
OATs-S Scarce and firm. Sales at 4s94e for DER
POR K-lIarket dull, heavy and lower Sales l2-
bbls at sII SIX for mess; l,7l2 20 for prime mess
s., 50 for prime. .......I.LG. IDl.lL
Total Stock OF new and old June lst, ls62 80 4l5
bbls; same date last month sg bbls same date last
year 7O.0 bbs. In addition to the above there are
465O bbls in yard bought By the Goyurnnient. Do
BEEF-Market very quiet. Sales are small Of
si,JNG70 for o0nntry prime; SS0a000 for country
mess; SlI O0gl3j0 for replcked mess s3,O0l450 foT
extra mess. .H ut.-
Total stock Of new and old June st lS62 q, SIS bbls
same date last month 1880 bbls SAME date last yeaI
,ij6 bbs. In addition 10 the above there are l3lfl
bbls in yard bought by the Government.
PRIME NESS REEF-Market quiet. Sales
60 tieFces at SIg,nO
REEF HAlIS-AIarket dull Sales sI6,OOaI6 80
L CUT MEATS Market moderately active. Sales
Isl packages at 39l@fc for shoulders 4hg5iic fol
hams. .'"
BACON SIDES-Market dull and nominal I.
LAR BLMiFknt closing at about preyiOns prices
with little more doing. Sales l31 bbls at 7S0l53c
BUTTER- selling at IOG5i7c for Ohio; IO92l.fo
state.
CHEESE Market qdiet at 7C9s3l0. ..r .a'.i14
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nj A r / N E.

U
PORT OF CLEVELAND,
ENTERED-MAY 81. ..r..l.
Steamer Cleveland, Evans. Detroit
steamer Seabird, D0uEal OntonagOn 70 tons refined
copper, . tons piC iron m
Propeller Burlington, Blodgett Buffalo
Propeller GoV, Cllzlman, Traverse, BulnlD nldse
Propeller Portsmouth, Bond, nuukirk mf=e
Propeller IiOga, Ssspu, Dunkirk, mdse
hropeller Potomac, Gebhard, ghifaeo. mdse
Schooner ). l.. Noble, McEachard, Bufialo
schooner Wanderer, David, Buffalo
schooner Speedwel, Bennett, Buffalo, 800 bbls salt
schooner Presto, parustO Ogdenshirgh
Schooner MassillOn, Floyd, Buffalo, ft ..Hs
schooner Madison, Bartlett, Buffalo,
scow valley Hindman, Buffalo.
#H Is cLfAREr.
Steamer Cleveland, Evans, Detroit
Propeller OwcEo, Drake, Dunkirk. mdsi r 70 = q
Schooner Island City Tins Toledo f.
schooner ). l.. Noble, hICEaehgrd. Wvanduftc z .
schooner MaesillOn, Lloyd, Chicago
schooner Madison, Bartlett, Bufflln. I'D F..s III
ocnooier John Mtery Buttcrfeld, Maruuntte 20 bhls
Hour, - bbls oil. % hbs corn meal a has CATS
schQoRer SPeedwell, Bennett, Buffalo
schooner Manlerer, David, Port Dalhousip
schooner lookout, Money, Chicago, fO tons r iron
schooner Presto, Parrish, Buffalo, 50a0 bush oats
Schooner sweet Home, sylvester, Toronto 500 boxes
glass WJro, y casks do 81 ions coal. n. |F
ScoF GranYllle-i Carroll, Detroit --.f ..- s
Sc0W Nhittlesey, Chaplin, Saginaw CITY fI packaas
sndrles, 9 bols sugar, bbls salt, bbl m0lasses
Sow FoIey, iindman, Monroe. f'l..a
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND PRODUCE MARKET.

p MOHN9NG LEADER, 0FFICE,l d.
TpssDAI AoaAISdI 9une3 p ~ j
ELOUH- -The market % yostel,lhy was dlll and
unchanged Ttefe q be little ,l1Hland ardfhe Only
sales fnas n small lots tofe retail trade We
quote double extra red at si,506i,75; extra do at
s3Isgi'50; double extra white at s565,iO; extra do
at stG2s@5oo and superinc at s30gg 100, according
70 quaiity.
WHEAT-The market remains steady and n-
changed with moderate demand Sales Of car In
diana wldie al 81 ol from track; car do do at 81 O3;
car Ohio white at sl,l0i and cars red from track
at &c
O0HN-Ihs market remains lrsvy and duh. Sale
Of Lear at SIC from track 20o bus afoat AZ 32c; and
fears from tiurs at 36e tliogh to latter q an ex-
tremo price.
OATS Market steady and qrret- Last ~ az &c
from track
BUTTER Hsaie ofekess ar Nc, and two kegs at
i2isc.
EGGS1steady and quiet at So. = "a .-r.rs1
POTATOES-saleo u So bh4 prime Ntshfnnoc1s
-
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Report OF the New York Market q.
For the week ending May 3lst, ls52, BY John Boyce
Son, Commission Merchants, C3 Pearl-st.
Butter-Tle marked for Butte i stiil active, and
good yellow Western Reserve brings l71s65lsc readily
upon arrival, and ordinary yellow Central Iasil6c-
How long the market will continue 10 show this ac-
tivity cannot Ull, but think it must e somewhat
lower soon. White and streaked Butter is not much
wanted at any price.
Cheese-fhe arrivals Of Ohio Cheese are still lin
tied, and sales made for good ct 67ic the latter
hgure for very choice The prospects in Europe are
highly favorable for large make Of Cheese this ss
son, and should tle ne weather continue there pr-
must rue low for shipment. English Dairy Wes-
tern brings l0dl2c. -.t ...
EEgs-Bring to IOc,
LHrd-Is IN good s,emand at 7is6 tos1
POrlE-Aiess, slz,25; Prime. so.75.
Ashes-Potts SSH; Pearls, 500. .f
Becsway-Western 3aa3ic & R
Beans--Marrovs, s9,Gs627o; Mediums, s240@
s2,6o Inferior, s2,00a2,iO.
seeds Clover, prime, -7@1'sc; common G11@7c.
Timothy 81 ,la.ase0 = bus
DsJ- Information furnished and business transacted
by II. G. DEAIING, Western Agent
Office with Alcott & Horton, Water-st., Cleveland.
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Liberal Premiums offered ly the State Board on
best descriptions Of Woods, should and viii ehcUurago
choice lots for exhibition from all parts Of the United
States aud Canudus. Having consented TO Lac charge
Of and arrange such W0ols may be scut Tor ehi6-
ion, In building 70 he devoted exclusively 70 that
Pnfpusel snail ehdeaNOr 70 make ~ pr"hiahle and
all samples will be sent early the Ist OF August,
that sufficient room may e proFidcd 0r ht least eN-
hibitOrs will advise 0f their desire send stating
the number Of heeces, bearing in mind that less
than twenty will be entitled TO premiums. Entire
CLIPS may be sent when sales and premiums are both
desired. s. n GOOUALE Agent
fnav2Id Gysiz4m I'd
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DIED.

In Collamer, june ID of Consumption, Miss JULIA
X. RUPLE, aged . years. a ''-'
The funeral viii take place this Tuesday after
noon at O'Clock from the Congregational Church in
COllameF. -... -I III .. ..s...-r .-...
At the Jackson House, WillOu. .hby, May 18th, very
suddenly, ANDREW TROWBRIDGEaged A years
ertOn, New York .. HH.H.. ...
Information Of the residence Of his family may be
sent 70 Rev. A. Sharpe, CoIlamor, o.
Springfield, Illinois, and Cleveland papers please
notice. fs..- ..s........ E. ..5.... ..H
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Lhi TELEGRAPH Il #....... Do o..
FLOUR Market dull.
WIIEAT Market &c lower. Sales at 7so for No
CORN Market stea,ly. Sales at s7lsG27ze for old
REGB[BTs-5,oOO BBls flour; i75,OOO bush wheat;
sHIPAi EST'is-S,l 100 bbls -four $500 bas wheat;
lFI1 EIGHTs STEADY; axe on corn, SC on wheat
EXCHANGR-Unehanged Goid, unchanged. o.
MILWAUKEE 1IARKET-1Iay 81. ''.
...f8s .tt i-l lBY TELEGRAPH ll s-al.ll
FLOUR-AIarlIet dull and lower. r.
WHEA U--Mar1et firm. Sales moderate at 7gc tor
N RRCRfPiTg IS fFi ~ bbls -four g-od6 bush wheat
,SliiRMENTSTi0 400 bbla h0ufi l59,eUO bushels
FREIGHTs TO Buffalo. e- .4r 15u
n. ". sTOGIx MAR EBT-1Iay 81. n
tBY TELEGRAPH,l-
MONEY-Market steady at 4Ssj q cent for loans
on call, and 4S5 2 cent discount ON strictly prime
STERLING EXCHANGE-Marzst dun at
GOED-Amsrican gold. sailing at aiksass6 q cont
premium. California gold bars steady at 4 c, cent
GOVERNSIENT STOCKs-MarI.et steady
United states Is 81 coupons 1903; so Treasury
STOCKS Market better, but lacks activity
chicago Rock Island ga; Cleveland 4 Toledo 4l3s;
Galena & Chicago $50 b 30; Cleveland Pittsburgh
22Ai Illinois Central scrip 62A; Michigan southern
Eric preferred el5f New York Central Is 100. Pacific
Mail ll54; Missouri Is 81 :; Indiana is War Loan
9lA; Milwaukee Prairie du CHEN lst bonds g5
n. Y. BANK sTATRATENP May %. rr
IBT rELEGRAPH.l er.l la
Decrease in Loans. .................... s27s 79s
Decrease In Specie. e............ .......... 7Igi2i
Decrease IN Circulation 5527
Increase IN Deposits. 3S3ls9I
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REAL ESTATE,
CONFECTIONERY.

JOIN 2BlS 8CHRIEK, HAVING RI RI,
81 - ~ - " ms new luaflers, fF0. . LTnT ANlS
blsOtki opposite the Court House. pubIi, s-r,--s
P5gfarad 20 receive the calls Of his frsn5s ~ M
Eyery Thing in the line Of Confectionery IA Kan, ,s
UleIEkS Hot COFNFF a. Wall a 49,.
eatables served up At moments nofics
Dinner Is Served Daily.
e. e. iss e, sseg2Hoation Of persons havg busne
i -s KENNEIT AHE on DRAUGHF.
4MPERIAL JELLY Gun DR0Ps--u,.-l-s- =,
anything IN the ContsctlohsFy ine-iust rsosiT5 -
osl9 -1a JOHN sCHRIEKl y
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EENThEMENiS CLOTHES CLBAN-
N INC, Renoyating and Needing EsiabHshnieI.t
FRANCIS AGER, Tailor, No. l9 Prospect street, vii
hereafter devote big attgnt q cleaning, reupEatng
and1nendlng Gentlemen's clothing. ne has iaeiii-
ties fer doing his work IN the best manner. Gene-
men viii nhd t for their interest during these hard
times 70 give Mr., AEer trial. maFSRai
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MI RidhIe,s sneerI,.

The National Intelligencer, in discussing
w,fth ths N. = jTribuue TIE condition Of the
rebel States after they shall have been re-
stored to the authority Of the federal arm,
says Of the late speech of Hon. A. G. Rid
die:
Under both these heads-the Gright of
revolution and the abatement Of State
Governments--tYe invite the attention Of
our contemporary TO the following remarks
cited from an able speech on9cOu fiscatiOn,
delivered in the House of Representatives,
on the 20th instant, by the Hon. A. G. Rid
die of Ohio. rrr-l. yfr1 VgGHgGHE
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FURNITURE STORE,
EURNITUREF FURNITUREIl
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY t''
iq DEGRAAF & TAYLOR,

Ea1 DEGRAAF & TAYLOR,
1l. At our Warefooms and Manufactory,
No. s. Bowoly, and s. ChrJsfie street. New York.
BlS- Third Avenue Cars pass cur Store. ga
. WastuI continue the tVhoIessIe and Retail Furni-
ure business, al the Old stand, No 81 BQgey where,
with Increased facilities for manuiaciurlng We
are enabled b offer Inducements 10 the trade not OBJ
tanned elsewhere Our Warerpolnsf No. g BoweIJ,
eNfeuding hu1dre and furly-tWO feet through 10
Christie street. and six stories in height form the
spacious well the best arranged in the city;
and With the increased facilities possess,
h5ss 1at l9Yi i F2iss e Than any other
attention 70 our stock totisisting in part Of
R0sEWo0D, PARLoE AND CHkhBER FunNIfuRE,
in BroeateIle, Dalaino and Plush a 10
MAHOGAN Nj, BLACK WALNUT & &lI3TiTATTON
FURNITURE on EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Enameled Chamber Furniture in sets. from an 10
sl00. Sideboards and Extension Tables c.nstahtly
un hanl, and man ulaetnTpd % ordor Fine Rosewood
Walnut and Mahogany Bedsteads, new Patterns, Also
large assOrtmenI Of Mattresses e0flss y OF PAT
enl Spring, Carried Hair Mos, ENgelsief and Whale
We would also call your attention to our Care
Wood aud Flag Seat Chairs. We sliall be able et al
times 70 supply the trade on the mOst reasonable
lHflns- i-" I'D fat-a-ae D. 4.---s--' .
Walkers Patent Spring Cradles.
weafe the sole agents fer this City Of
fuckers NEW STYLE PATENT SPRING BED.
the best well as the cheapest Of any IN use. Re-
tail price, s2.00 each. lHf Tt sE ~ fff
SEVEN THQUSAND -f
have just been ordered by The Government for Hos
- II -. ~ tirf7-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOSEPH FEUsIER,
Forwarding & Commission Merchant,

No. SO Aferwin st. on the Canal, Cleveland, D.
ceiyes aud sells at best market rates. Flour Grau
Pork, Poultry, butter, Lard, Eggs, Ohees, Seels,
Tubs.
30 Particular attention paid 20 the sale Of Pou-
y, Butter, Eggs and Lard. Remittancea promptly
made. lel.fOO
A LWAYSON HAND, THE GEL
IA obfiaed brands Of flour
Excelsior MIL Xxx White Wheat.
stark City Aillt NN . II q .HH
Rochester City Mills Xxx Red Whtnt
j. FEUSfER
lc3Rl2 No d MerWiu street,
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Col Len. A. Harris, Of the ID Ohio, lately
administered a personal rebuke Of strik-
ing kind to Col. Davis ofthe rebel army at
Huntsville. The meeting was at the quar-
tesrs Of Major Afceook. The parties we're
having political discussion which grew
rafher warm Tie Alabama CnlAn-al told
OlIO IOIu HInl tnaJ II he were not the guest
of Major McCook, he would knock him
down. Alabama begged Ohio not to have
any scruples Of that sort and repeated the
ePilhet. so at Il they went. Fair plsy
was shown, and Ohio soon made his word
good knocking Alabama down and giving
him a severe betting when he was down.
Ohios damages consisted chiefly in badly
torn shirt Alabama received pair Of
black eyes and enlarged nose and mouth,
This little circumstance has contributed
largely to the pepnlarity Of The OhiOah in
Huntsville. ir..5 ~, 81
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A correspondent Of the State Journal,
writing from near WarrentOn Junction,
says; l. .s....
A member Of the 29th Ohio, named Cur
tbs, an elderly man, was severely wounded
in the shoulder Several fragments of bone
were extracted, without the ball, and it is
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IMPORTANT 10 FEMALES.
DR. CHEEsEMANls PILLs-

Tho combination Of Ingredients in these Pills ara
the result Of long aud extensive practice They are
mild in their operation, and certain in correcting all
Irregularities, painful enstruation removing all OBJ
strEciions whether from cold or otherwise hsadehs
pain IN The side, palpitation Of the heart whites all
nervous affections, Mysteries fatigue, pain in the
back and limbs, &c, disturbed Sleep which arises
from Interruption Of aature.
DR. CHEESEMAN' s PILLS
was the commencement Of new era in the treatmeEt
Of those irregularities ana obstruetions which have
consigned 50 many foa premature grave No female
enjoy good health unless she is regular, aud
whenever obstruction fakes plaea ths general
health begins to decline.
DR. CHEESEAIAN's 8 PILLS
are the most efectual remedy ever known for all COM
plants peculiar to Females To al Glasses they are
invaluable neluding with certainty. periodical reg
ularify. They are known to thousands, Who have
used them, at dieret periods, throughout the cOun-
tTy having the sanction some Of the mostsminent
Physicians in America
Explicit directions, Stating when they should not
be used, with each Box The price, 8I,OO per Box
containing from 80 060 Pills ~ IEa
Pulls sent By mad, promptly, By RENTING totha
Proprietor. sold By Druggists generallY-
4. B. HUTCHIHGs, Proprist0rs
% CedaE-St- New Tork
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