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CHICAGO BIARKKT-HIay IL.

FLOUR-Markst dull and dropping.
vgHEAT-Barkeg ste dy and lc lower. Sales
ct 7397O5lo for No J; 69j6 070s for No.
'gRE-mTket He lower. Sales at 29o for mix
ed IN store
e8.0D bush corn
sHiPM ENTs-7.So bbls aouri; sI.Oa0 bushsl8
wheat; 1900 bush corn
EElGHTS-Firm-
ELCHANGE-Un Gold 3 . cent pEs-
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FROlT WAS HTNGTON,

WAsHMeToE, Nay 10.
The Navy Department has received q commit
nicstiOn from Com. Dupont, dated Port Royal.
Nay 18th, giving an account Of the capture Of
several rebel schOOners. No other news of i'm
pOFtance.
The POstoiaoe Department directs all mail mat
ter destined for Burnside scommand be hereafter
can't n Easr YarH
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NY. STOCK mAKKEF-1Iay IL.

TToNEV-Ts abuplsrt and easy at s1fa45f > cent
on an. primo papsr IN zlaud a. 41eb 3 CENT
STRR LING BXCH ANgs 81 aszst & Slo9.l -
dull a iIssall3S for meTch 1nt5 and lLstGAls Aof
bankers bills. ..,,r,,,< q, -
Sos ,D-American gold hrm at 376e3A 9 cent
premium California gold bars steady at s9s8s4 =
EXTERN TEFT ST00KS-Markst dull =
United States s. 1881 81 h15tsDloA74i o-Ao AAe1-
tF0fIIZ s-aarket g shsde sssier, and dull
ChfcbFo 3 Rock Islsnd 659S; Chi, Bar 4 quincy lgi
CIeTsiand & Toledo l65f; Galena Chicago 1zi Ill-
nois Central scrip -; Michigzn Southern guar,
sI. Hu1s7u IN; Erie 399t; Me- York ytntfal e3ei
PscIhc MalI ils. Penn ytVa-is Coal 81; American
Gold IG3h: Toledo a Wsbssh lgt 9oAi ierro Ha1e9
8 alton ID s3X; uichigan Southern 2ld bond8 ~
MioT S01g5rlI 1st g93E; Chfcgg0 3 NorinEestef q
bonds 9if; United states g. 'ol registered l4i Uni
ted sfstes g 81 coupons lnfS; do uregon y yeArv
i0s; Missouri g. f26; Indiana Sc Var Loan ~ 1l1-
nois y ar Loan s65si California 70 90 ne" AofA %
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PROli NFW YORK.

NEw T0aE, Nay II.
Commodore Foots is not coming to New YORK BE
WlI femain In Cleveland until he has fucisntly 70.
covered al 70 be able TO return 70 his dotllla
Inc report about the negro brigade here Is contra
d now defnnot.
NEW YoRK, May II.
The steamer Oriole, from Newbsrn 18th, arrived
last night The health Of the troops ct ReWbern was
good and that place was being fortified.
Some Of the prisoners recently released from Rlch
ond gtate that one Holmes, private in the Brook
IN l4th' Eho had escaped from q tobacco warehouse
was recently hung In the COdisdsrats Capitol, on
charge Of forging Confsdsrats notes.
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DIR. I. w. AVER
Receives pstienta daily, at he

WEDDELL HOU Sc.
His * rsordinary success In the speedy and per.
msuent eurs Of these dia sassH, a. veil - ahs do
tsas tsdrssiy Lad 70 esnsuptol, has elioitfo
the strongest tssiimonials from many Of ths bea
citizens Of Cleveland sud Vi iniiy
Persons SuH ring rom coughs n'shtgEsata, ,bll~d
Ing at the IunsI, general debility, partial deafnsaa
imperfect sRht loss voice enlarged nset, lcls o.
APOSTLE lsnguor. dsIpondeHcy. heart complaint
diaoulty Of bTssihins diseases peculiar 70 WoEnsn,
So, should spplJ Immediately.
BY his nsV systsm the remedy iI carried directly
TO the diseased part. sud LURE T. sds' tsd. o-st
amer all other medicines haVo ben tFisd in Tain.
sB- The Pat .ant begins 70 improve e. ON che vsr'
day Of beginning % usa the meaioines- rhey ar
hiEhlJ aoosBta ls 20 patients who cannot takt
''ttrong medicines"
81 The Doot RS ehargsl are always reasonable
and especially ugut 90 thoss in hmitsd eir0um
stances
The strongest Testimonials IRON hundreds Of ths
bsst % . IN this ssoti1n Of tho country SIN b
.hnun aran asU'icatinu- apif-deW
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ORsFRUCFRD.

The steam ram Switzerland got aground u the
canal preventing the passage Of boan The
steSuier Glendale, with hospital stores, 6o, foI
PittsburE Landing was obliged 70 return 70 Gin
eiunati Is there are but two feet OF water on the
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OswEsO NaRKET-nay ~.
BUFEALO ,.ARKET-maz1I.

FL0UR-uark-t qui-t nd steady.
WHAT Market very quist Sales Of No. 2
Ct 70; ub 57Ts white Wint Sis.
e--stosay. Sales as 5sss5(c for new 3s69
lOc % old
OATS Market arm.
BARLKY-dsrket bstter. Sales Of Chicago at
$50
WHISHY-In Rocd dem-nd Sales Of so bblg
ct Z2fc, aud closing heds aTmsr.
canal FIX sElGuTs-St,ady; l2I<o On wheat,
l05fe on corn 10 Rev York.
luPOR T6-l2.nn0 bbl8 d urs 81 ooo bush WhsLts
"a o. rush cor1; 2 000 lush rye.
EXPORTS orsturus from the canal once.
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~ One HUNDRED and sevOnty-fve dOses
Of AcOnite, Pal, Nux, or any other Home
Psthio Medicine, pure and fresh, (allowing
ten piils to dose) sent By mail in metallic
covered bsgi, TO persons enclosing Is cents
in stampS, or otherwise, to John B. Hall, N.
D, Homeopathic Chemist, Cleveland, Ohio.
Establlshed ls4s.
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Csurt Of Common Pleas.

JUDGES FOoTE, BoEFoE AID OoFFINRERRT.
The Nay term Of the CoaTt of Gommon
Pleas commences this morning, The Grim
inal branch viii be PEssided over bY Judge
FOote. The docket is light. moi galHolii
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mILWAUKIB mARKET.-lIay -.
lBK FELEaRAPH.I

FLOUW-Eo demand
No. ,.
ECBIP7-lO0O bush wheat h.1.
8HlPll KIN ES--57,0sO bbls doari Es''s D-lAi7-'
wheat.
IHHna-unchanEsf.
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FROaI mIssOORI.

l7 Gel. Cars 0TRAApEEU, No., Ny II.
Diupstehss Iust rsosiTed frOn Col. Danlsls' bead.
aulrtsrs nsar Bloomdsld, Missouri contain eccolnI
Of the capture Of the notorious Col. Phelan Of Jsd
ThompsonS gang Of mAraudeTs, and over one hun.
drod q his men. Fifty msu, Il e said gave them.
ana poaoUl4 ~
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OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DIS
PATCHES.
Gen. Hunters Emancipation
Order.
The President will probably
modify 1t.
Doubts If it Can be Done.
The Gun Boat RepulSe In
James River.
Rebel Fort OF One Hundred
Guns.
Rebel OutFageS upon the
Peninsula.
Especial Dispatches TO Cleveland LEADER
WAsHINaroE, May 10.
CEN. HUNTER AND HIs ORDIR.

W----ANNaSNt N-ed 49,
GEN. HUETER AND HIS ORDER.
General sa1ton is military Governor Of
South Carolina, notof the whole Department
of the South as stated. His instructions are
understood, in general to leave much to his
own discretion under the General Command
ing the Department in military sense; in
civil matters he has supreme control
1t is co, fidently asserted to-day that Presi.
dent Lincoln has said that he is determined
to modify Hunters order Of freedom. Stan
ton and Lincoln have not yet spoken tOgeth-
er on the subject. 1t is considered very
doubtful whether Hunter Is not to be con
sidered by the executive acting within the
scope Of his power in default Of positive In
sructiOns to the contrary and exercising IN.
doubted war power, and whether, therefore,
the order can now be snnulled. The Star
says he had positive prohibition, bat this
certainly was not in any other sense more
than possibly general warning against pO.
lidcal pToclamations.
ooRRI,oATIoH.
The Senate con6scation committee stood
four to four, OoWan absent. One section
proposed by Wilson, requiring the President
on the passage Of the act to issue prOcla-
nation declaring the slaves of all rebels re.
maining auch rhirty days, forever free, will
be proposed and urged in the Senate, and
now that Hunter has spoken it viii prOba.
bly be passed.
sTRIoKEE FROM TIE ROLLS.
Dr.. Al. Walker, Assistant Army Sur
geon is stricken from the rolls for intOxiOa-
ton and neglect Of duty.
THE BIOOKADE QUESTION
The authority of letter to Flag Officer
FsFragut signed by DeClorst CommAndAnt
French War vessel Milan, asking the post
ponement of the blockade in sixty days, is
disbslieved by those best qualified to judge.
GOV. sPRAGUE UPON OONsERVATIsN.
Gov. sprsgue when here had several
hours talk with sheffield, Of Rhode Island, in
which be advised him not to attach himself
to the conservative slavery party.
AGRICULTURAL OoLLEeEs.
Wade's bill donating thirty thousand
acres of public lands to each Senator and
Representative for every State establishing
an Agricultural College was reported by the
Senate Committee on Territories without
amendment.
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PAo1FIo RAILnoAp BILL.
WAsHIneTOE, MAY Is.

PEh5OhALs
Col. Vanwyck, after being under arrest
for three days on charge OF apprOPrating to
the use of his regiment abandoned rebel
property, has been released.
A bill is to be introduced, at the sugges-
ton of the Navy Department, giving the
Charleston pilot and his crew 9f loyal blacks
the full value Of the prize brought to the
bIOckading squadron.
TIE EXILE ST. PHRRE.
The commander Of the Emile 81. Pierre
when recaFtured by inferior fsrce has been
dismissed from service his report does
not materially differ from accounts published
in English papers.
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THE C9URrs
Ua'ssa STATES Dl.rrios Ooart.

IIEOEN JUDI WILLOW. -
The Court gave noties that il would rem
der decisions in the following collision casei
on the frst Monday in june Lake Eris
and Buffalo stesmbOat Company vs. schOOn-
er Son and Heir; Valentine sWayue vs.
schooner Comet.
To-day the case Of the United States va
King and Curtis, SuTsfies, win be taken mp
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~Msrchants in want of Hats, Caps and
Straw Goods should not fail 70 call al 215
Superior street, Maroie Block, where The
latest snd best styles can be bought very
low for essh. Palm Leaf Hats and Shaker
Hoods By tho eass or dozen. Irr7 fa
April 2. E.W. PECK,
BuceasaOT 10 Fuller 4 Go.
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@- Do you know how cheap you can buy
Boots and Shoes for oRsh, ct wholesale, Of
lis Bank street, Please call and see before
making your purchaser.
apI:8so ]. MAGURY.
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~ For fresh HOm0OpGthiO Medicines
In Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call st HaT'I, II Public Square.
suga-RII 80
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PROVT 8ALTTWORE

BALTNoRE, May Is
Ths Old Point Boat brought no news. ru-
nor 4 current that weldon, n. G., has been
0Vasuatsd h9 IL sebsl1.
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- AFtsmas WaTd-His Book, viii be
mailsd, postage paid, to any part Of the
country, on receipt Of the Prico, SLo0, By
nyIsIW. 1TuEEEE 4 WE1soa.
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TEalFnE.-Mr. G. ". COuldock appears
this evening Is Riehelieu," one Of the
most powerfully drawn characters in drama,
while the play itself is rich in ennobfng
thought In It Mr.. 0OuldOek stands unri-
vailed, and We promise those who witness il
tonight acting that they viii reOolleCt With
pleasure for many years. Mr.. G. viii Be
well sustained by the excellent stock cOn-
pauy, to which several acceptable additions
have recently been made. During the stay
Of Mr.. COuldock the lovers of the legitimate
drama, presented with careful regard to
ell its prOPrietiss, will be abundantly cared
/ for
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WAsHIEsToH, May le
ZEE JANEs RlYFR REPULsE.

THE JAMES klVFh AEEULsE.
The frst news of the fight with the gum
boats was brought by loyal blacks, who left
Richmond on Friday, where II is reported
that great fight has taken place between
a fort said to mount one hundred guns and
which is situated upon bluff eighty feet
above the river, and some of our gunbOats.
The gunbOat Galena could not have been in
the 6ght as she draws too much water to go
up 80 high.
soUEHERNERs on OoHTIsCATIoN.
A Norfolk UniOnist says he and ell others
of the same principles, are in favor Of q
stringent conhscatiOn law.
Mr.. Wilson, . former Representative,
who has been living in Norfolk, was found
by visitors in state of great depression.
HRBEL BARsARITIEs.
Mr.. Washburn, Of the House, has just re
turned from New Kent Court House, and
says the army on the Peninsula is greatly
e1aspsrated against the rebels for their bar
barities, and are ready for the severest meas
ures and are not likely to be diSpleased with
Gen. Hunters proclamation.
PACIFIC RAILROAD BILL.
The friends of the Pacific railroad bill say
it viii certainly be taken up during the
morning hour of Tuesday and passed. The
ayes and noes were counted on Wednesday
TBS PEHsIOE BILL.
It has been intimated that tho Pc, sion
Till passed by the House, which will take
forty millions of dollars from the Treasury
annually, will be modified in the Senate.
PERSONAL.
EIi Thayer is going to run again in WOrees-
ter District, Massachusetts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-19

HoEoHs 70 CoNNODoRH FoOEHs--In VisE Of
the expected visit Of COmnOdote FOote to
New York city, extensive PFeparatiOn5 were
set on foot to give him such a welcome IS
only thai city can give Alarge meeting Of
tbs sons Of New England vas held at the
Astor House on Friday evening last, and a
committee of thirteen prominent gentlemen,
representing the States of Connecticut,
Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Vermont, New
Hampshiro and Maine, was apPoinced To
comPists HrTangemeutss sh0Rid the Com
modore visit New York, which he does not
at present design doing, he would be receiv-
ed with & msgnifcsncs that has seldom been
extended 10 public man in this country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-19

FALsH ALARK.-The alarm Of FIRE at an
ssrly hour yesterday morning was false.
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FoR PIFrasUas LAEDINe.-Two boats LEFT
Cincinnati for Plttsburg Landing, under
ohartsr Of Gov. Ted, Friday evening, orc
in mSna0s 0sment Of Hon. Geo b. senter,
whose services IN this responsible held have
net with much favor by ths Governor, and
are highly honorable to Mr. ssuter.
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M A r IN E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
EuTERED-MayIT II.

EHTERED-May It.
stmr Nav Queen, Viger, Detroit
Prop Burlington, BiodgeIt. Buffalo, merchandise
sehF Midnight. Jesmer buffalo
Schr. h. L. Whitman, White, Buffalo.
CLEAEED,
stmr Nav Queen. VigeF, Detroit.
Prom Jefferson Mckinney, OgdensUuTghi 2osl
bbls -four, 90 do liQuOr, IS do oil, 10 tons pig
iron 100 kegs uais. y rolls hides, "a tons
lard and pork, I0o bbls pork, packages
5undries.
Prou. Prairie State, Willlams, Chicago.
PrOu NJ chiEan, Chapman, Chicago
Schr. Midnight Jesmer phieago, coal.
schr H. L. Whitman, White Chicago, coal
TuE BAHK PRAIEIE, 55s tons measurement,
baltat this city Iasl winter by Quayle & kartin,
tor Mr.. c. Hiekox, loaded Al Chicago on me 18th
with 27 900 bushels corn In POiat Of workman :
ship the Is a, knoWledged 70 have no superior on
he Lakes. and certainly no 6ner vessel has ever
been launched IRON our ship yards.
\ VEssELs PAssIS0.-Ths following vessels passed
Detroit on the 18Th:
uF-stramer Traveller; prop Plymouth; oaEk
Fume, r. G sherman, aeihei brig Nes A9lH, ~
Sui an, 8. +. Gaze schr Ol skairenlll9s - = =
LandnR Sasco e " Johns n n hoPpOo.l
] BfOnson, Twin Sistrr, Josephine, OOl1ses.i
Mary booth. GeTJTu e NightinAales DAuA.sS-. -
:, G7 AudreWs Auuocrat, Su=QuehasnA, -
guard, 4. 7. Barney, Il. h Brown Es" A4l'''l'
Traveller.
The following vessel passed Detroit on the
10Th
Up-sehrs Ls-der, b + Mussey. Petral. J.
Gr.1f FItISn. st Paul, p d us, Herald, kal-
con, O. s Newfouss, '" sandsrson'
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PHIEEHR RAEFHD.--k good Job Printer Is
wanted dt this ONCE. Apply $. Job Room.
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HuDsoH's UHRIVALLHD TOOFH PAHss-.IS
winning lor itself uubOundOd praise Whsr-
ever introduced. Try 10.
For sale BY Strong B Armstrong, ]. a. 1
A. s. GorhAm, n. O. Brewer, G. ". CLARK,
and Druggists generally. aPSO'R17
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IMPORTANT FROM MCCLELLAN |
Within Is Miles OfRiehmOnd
FIGHTING NEAR CORINTH
Sunday Nights Dispatches,
FROM WARRINGTON.
Wnaurua-ou HFov 10

Special to the Tribune
HEADQUARTREs MOUSTAIE DEPARTMREr
FRAHHLIH, Va. via BaltimOra, Nay II.
UnOmcial dispatches bU' considered reliable
announce that Princeton, the capital Of Mercer
county, Va, where Gen. COX's advance was
stationed was attacked and captured yesterday
by The rebels under Humphrey Marshall This
morning the place was reoaptured and the rcbels
defeated by Cox. No particulars
Scouts report the rebels being reinforced.
Special to the n. Y. Times:
Memphis papers Of the 1lth are looking for a
battle at Corinth with terrible interest. They
estimate the Federal army at sixty thousand and
insist that It Is greatly demorRliEed They say
they don't allow themselves to think of being de
feated. Beauragard is undouhtadlV af Cnrfnfh
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FROM VTRGINTA.

WHITE HOUSE, VA, Nay II.
To Hon. E. n Stanton, Secretary of War:
Sm-A combined army and naval expedition
went som Is miles up Pamunky river. and forced
the rebels TO destroy two steamers and some 20
sohoOners. The expedition was admirably man
aged. We have advanced considerably to day
The roads are improving
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COAL

= n gaLt.a o., -. - e. WkLEAuA
GOKEt COkEtl COKEfFt-W-
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ht1o-Doaiarn 10 sad Goai for sl1It1lng ald Do.
lertfn PuTpcgsa WI an orderl tor he raehfatsd
RVFURsBE EIRB BRICKss
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lUslNEsa AorlOAo.

- Dr. Gibson, Professor Of Medlcine
and ElsetrOpsthy, cures obstinate cases Of
Dyspepsia, RheumAtiEm, scrofulA, Neural
gia and all nervous diseases, and diseases Of
shs Brain, Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and
Urinary Organs, and other Chronic diseases.
References given 10 many formidable cases
cured in this city after other physicians had
failed. Bee advertisement in another col
umn. Once No. lis Seneca street.
HOUSE FuzsIaHrss ARFIcLEs-At the old es-
Enlistment Of W. P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, can be found amOst complete
assortment of goods in the above line at reduced
prices, comprising China, CrOckery, and Glass
Ware, Of every description Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quality; Tea Trays; Table Mats; Bri-
tannia Wara Ceal on Lamps; Gas Fixtures;
Toilet Ware; Bathing Apparatus RefrigeratoH
Of the most improved kinds; Water Coolers; Ice
Cream Fpee1ers Ice Chests, sizes; Table Cut
lery, Ivory and Common Knife Baskets and
Trays; and great variety Of House Furnishing
Ardcles, useful as well IS ornamental.
An orders for Gas Fitting and Repairing
promptly executed by experienced wOrkmen.
sPHERBOgTRm.--stimps Is, beyond al
question, q superior artist, and We adylss
those Wishing 70 GET fine likeness 70 cab
upon him. a visit 10 his gallery, No, ass
Superior strest, viii richly repay both citi-
tsnaHd Gtranger- RsIstf
fHAaE PAakaE.-Liv0ry and Boarding
stablsI % Seneca strsss, A No. HorssI and
Carriages s. ssasosabls sEurss.
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LOUISVILLE, May II.
Major Helvte was released By Morgan at
Sparta, Tenn, on Thursday, and Is now at Nash
VILE Helvete says that Morgan had sixty men
him when be left,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-19

FHAEE PARKlE.-Livory and Boarding
stabls, % Seneca strost, A No. / HorEsI and
Carriages s. rSasosabls fgurss-
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! FOR SALE or RERT.

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WHITE LEAD WORKS.

The subscribers have on hand sussrioE artielo oi
Purs Whit Lad, also the ohsspor gradss, which
hsy Oasr to the trade st very low prices for cash.
Eeb. 3, 1852. JOHN wEBsTEs 3 %.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-05-19

ON LY DYE
ever msnufa tursd either IN Europe or America tha
PE7FEOTLY IN TAIE7 EATUkE
Prepared y }. UriHts doFo, Ast6T Rouse, n. Y -
Sold eyeIyshers, ano apslled by an Hair DIs,s.r.
1.-THE Way Of the TranagressOr is Hard
Follow thu counsel ano heed the advI0 contained Il
tne work Human FrAiIty, or Physiological Be
search 1t treats Of the evil eff If early abuss
and in dulsence is smbellishsd with slabOrsts col
orsd sBgraEil g, pOrtraYng every AZURE and Dhsse
Of disease the IlsCy OF the ordinary modes
ainptsd for the Of local as veil a. hsrsditaIy
mAlsdes ans gives the only SAT- and inallibs rem
sdy for sxpunsing every trace Of the virus from the
systsm
SOLD By DR. Barrow, l9l Blseoksr street, New
York Price 25 oents-sont free. Also, By q. ".
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stmr May Queen, YigeF, DetTolt,
Pron Burlington, B Odgett. Buffalo merchandise
SehF Midnight. Jesmer huhalo
Sehr h. L. Whitman, White, Buffalo.