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Piaster-In sair demand at $40 per ton sor land,
g. per barrel for " Dentist" and ss,25 per bar
rel tor common calcinsd.
AIeand POrter-5teady at following quotations:
Present Use Xxx As $500; Stock XXX sIOyOO to SI2,
%; Rennett $500; Pa.e Cream sl,OO; Porter sll.
MnIr-steady at sl,6O per bushel.
Haps-Range at 25Gss5o, according to quality.
TaIIow-selliug At l0He.
LIme-sk kron and Osweso water lime In good
raouest at 200
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Yours for the Administration,


ACADEMY or MUsIO.-The popular and
exciting play Of the "Dsad Hear" " was per-
formed for the last time last night to full
house. Mr. Edwin Adams, in ths character
of Robert Landry, added new laurels to his
already high reputation as frst-class ira
gedian. His rendition of this character is
nearly faultless, and evinces much study.
Mr.. McCollom, as the Able LatOur, did great
credit to himself. Mrs. Ellsler, as Catharins
Duval, displayed excellent taste in her rem
ditiOn.
This evening Mr.. Adams has fare
we'll benefit. Give him rOusing house, as
his reputation and merit deserves. There
will be produced "The Hereto" and "BIack
Eyed Susan"-the latter being his great sue
cess, and in which he is unsurpassed.
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ARRIVAL OF THE REnA1zs OF CArrA1u

ARRIVAL OF THE REMAIHs OF CAPrAISs
HUTCHINSON AND PHILPOT.-Ths bodies of
these gallant officers arrived yesterday from
the battle field of RssAcs. That Of Captsin
Hutchinson, was forwarded to juneau, Wis
eonsin, where his mother and two sisters re-
side. His funeral will take place in that
village next Sunday. The arrangements for
Captain PhiIpot's funeral sre not perfected .
The committee appointed by the Bar to su-
perintsnd the ceremonies, are awaiting in
structions from the relations of that deceased
officer. Due notice will be given whom the
burial will take place.
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l1TH WARD.

Morris Physical disability.
The examination of drafted men will close
to-day, and those who have failed to re-
port, as ordered, will subject themselves to
the liability of being held as deserters.
The supplemental draft will take place
early next week.
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e. B. HALE, Banker,
LOCAL NOTICES.

HAUNTED HEARrs.-By the author of the
Lsmplighter.
Two hundred copies just received at the
Metropolitan Gift Book Store, No. 140 Supe-
rior street. A gift with each.
iune2-I53.
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MORNINGLEADER.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 3, 1854.

REV aDvFW@IsKEENRs.
O. A. RsAA-U. s. 1910 Bonds.
John EllsIer-AoademE Of Music
Atheneum Music HAll-A. Montpelier.
o. Outer 8 son-pisno at Auo ion.
Geo. D. 5Seks-Iard.
Ohistop Der rO'BIian-sirsyed o. or Stolen
Geo. D. Beeks Tanned Teaches.
Metropolitan Gift Book store-Local noties.
Geo. D. Beeks-Tess.
Fred. Kimberlsy-Locsl notice.
sixth Ward-LOcal notice.
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Es0APEB CoNvIor ARREsTED.-Detective
NJ. Gallagher yesterday morning arrested
mulatto as being the man who escaped about
two months since from the Sheriff of Marion
County on the way to the Penttentisry.
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TIE regular month y meeting Of St.
Georges Benevolent Society will be held at
the Sons of Temperance Hall, Hofmsn's
Block, opposite the POstofice, on Fdday,
June Sd, at half past seven O'Clock n.
SAMUEL HELSBY,
iuneI:I53 Recording Secretary.
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PROPOSALS. -:
NOTICE no CONTKAOTORs.-

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals viii be rece we'd BY the under-
signed at the Hsaith Ofios,s Ofioe until O'Clock
n. Nay 18th, 1864. Tor buildiug addition to the
Pest nOuse a D. - eet, and u eet posts. Planl
and specifications can Dc sees a. the above specified
Onice.
separate bids will be received for ths Masoo work
and Plasterng, Carpenter aud JOluer work and
ranting the Tractors furnishing The material IN
esch Also. for painting the oId building with
two coats II pant. 1. h. Al AkShALLs
mayl3i52 He
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RESOLUTIONS on this death of P. R.tpsncer

Resolutions on ths Death Of P. IT, spence
Bsd
The following resolutions, on the death
Of Platt B. Spencer, Esq, the great Ameri-
can penmsn, were adopted by his pupi
in Oberlin;
WHEzEAs, 1t has pleased Almighty GOD
in his wisdom to remove from time to
en- eternal world, our gifted friend, +
r. Spencer, the author Of the world re-
noWned SpenceIisn system Of penman.
chip, who has been endeared TO us all
bv many acls Of sincere friendship, and
whose exemplory life and character had
embaImed his memory in the hearts OF
all who knew him, could apr eiate
his noble virtue; therefore,
Resolvs3, That in this sHeotive d'spensa-
ton Of Divine Providence, we see and SO,
knowledge the MYSTERIOUS workings Of
Almighty God, and bow ourselves in hum
bic submission to his sovereign will, know
ing that he, who is the g'ver and destroyer
Of humane existence, "doeth all things
well" =.
Resolssd, That we who knew him well
know how heavily his death INST fall
upon his friends, yet hope that the time
will come when it will be greet comfort to
them to remember how faithfully he has
done his work in the beautiful srt of hs
photographic system, even 10 the end. In
the p evidence OF God, he died at his pest
and we are happy to learn that be was 81
ready to meet death rs ever he was to dt
his noble and skillful work. in the mold
ing Of the mini and building Of character
| IN HE nunils dastiued 10 occupy positioul
of influence and useft lness, and meri
confidence and respect.
J ReIOEvs9, That the students Of P. K
Spencer, who are now at Oberlin, tende
10 the relatives of the deceased our mos
sincere coincidence in this heavy beresve
ment
P...1.-5 That Lnese resolutions b. pre-
sented for publication to the Uleveian
Lesde- and Lorain County News, and ais
) thai a copy of the same be sent to the rels
. / fivau ~ . ba dncagoa
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Sixth WARD ATTENTION. The citizens
of the Sixth Ward are requested to meet at
the Wigwsm on Saturday, being June 4th, to
take measures to have the enrolment list Of
that ward corrected. and all names not liable
to draft, stricken Of, in accordance with the
recommendation of General Brough. Every
man in tn ward liable to draft is instru sd
in this msttsr and should be present al the
meeting.
". P. Foss,
President, 9Th Ward Association.
junSS;l5S.
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PERsoHAL.-T. NJ. Cook, Esq, q we'll
knswn correspondent of the New York Her
aid, arrivsd yesterday. He will leave this
afternoon to join General Sicklss.
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CHICAGO aIAKKRT--JUNR ,


gEOur-Dull, owing to the advance in freightB
Wheat-5So higher. sales At l,2,sl,zs Tor no
8prflR z and 81 ,14S AI,26 for No 2, closing nrm-
G.oTn-Isso his her. sass At sil31al, II for No l,
and 81 i,IIaI,I2 OF no 2. closing hrm
OaGs-l&a2c higher SALES 1t osssec Tor No !,
closing firm.
hye aud Barley neglected.
Vhisky-Aalc lower Light sales at sl,22ha
Mess Pork-Firm. Sales at SsO,OO Prime Mess
drm. Sa O. 81 tZS,0l.
Freights-2c higher Charters 81 loc tor Oorn
and I6c Tor " heat to Buffalo.
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FRED. KIMBERLY will sell st Auction, on
Saturday, June 4th, at half past ten An one
Horse, Harness and Express Wagon, No 76
Chsmplsin street.
june3:I52.
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UNITED STATES COUEr.-Ths jury in the
case of Robert Barrett, charged with illegally
opening and destroying letter, yestsrdsy
returned verdict Of guilty. Barrett was
fined $50 and sent to jail for ten days.
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BUFFALO mARKKT--June >.

RiOur-Less active and unchanged.
Rheaf-Firm NO ] milwaukee club 81 sl,45
No 2 5lnicaEO pfing sI a al Al No 1 do sl,45
goru-Actiye At 81 a Tor No TO arrive sl,4z tor
10 on the spo. 81 - for yellow.
rive
WhIsky-Dnll and inactive Held ct sl %.
Canal freiHhIa-Olo-e a shade hrmer- To New
YorE-I7aI74c TOR whezt, l5al55Sc tor corn
Lake ImporIa-I7 35 bbls q lur, ll3 Az bushelH
wheat, % 300 bushels corn, 5000 bushels oats.
Canal kXporIH-2 $40 bbls -four; lOl, $40 bushels
wheat, 81 9l0 bushsls corn, AZ, 800 bushels oats.
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CHEAPER THAN CoTTos SHIRTIsG.-The
Irish linens, selling at the closing out sale
of I. P. SberWood's, are much cheaper than
cotton goods. may23
At the Great Bankrupt sale, No. 10S
Superior street, near Water street, Just re-
ceived 40 cases of the finest assorted ladies'
and gents boots and shoes in the city. To
be rstailed at half the regular price.
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PN0T0aRAPHIG 8TOgR.
.HUTOaKAPHIO ALBUMs. a

DHUpO9hAPHIO ALBUMS, AZ
&. p DOUGLAS 3 c.
us Superi1r-3A
sErfSTg' EATahIA Ls-- yyTHDEOBs Aao
HEWTOE's ant GouH.lis iii SD Wa-eg tiosorf-
a. q g. DOUGLAS & COS
IT9 Eupegtor-St.
sEkL, AHD SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
---e11,s- - 81 81. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
l79 6uPer1or-6k
sECTcGRAPa COPIES or 0EI,EBRAEEB
X b. DOUGLAS = CO.'S.
f79 eupsEior-5f.
H6ARTEs DE YIBTTE" OF 0ELBBEACaF
7gsD M Women. and Palmer's Marbles, q
K. 3. D0EaLAB O0.S.
lT7s -ttsl q.
7T!EE sNcgasE a9 or DIsTIN1V.s y -
- z. p. DOUGLAS 20. g,
rs EsR~ft1r-h
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LIREMONT FOUNDRY L MA
CHINE SHOP.

L'hEmONI fNUNDhI q MA
CHINE SHOP.
msssrs. june q Curtis,
have enlarged heir Wcrks, and added new machine
build Eu gfues from hundred horse power 10 the
smallest size. We also manuiacture the
EXCELSIOR CIRCULAR SAW MILL
This mill will cut from Is 90 to $4,000 feet OF inch
boards IN u uOurs with four 10 superntend -
We also build our improved mulay NTH which viii
cut from f0O0 10 1900 feet in twelve hours We DO
fsttsr ourselves tnat We can and d. build the
B5sT MILLS IN TaH 1TA9Bl
Wealso Manufacture the
JUNS & CURTIS SUGAR MILL
This mill will express 100 gallons OF juice in u
csnnst be broken 1t weighs l60O lbs and s made OF
the best materials. We manufacture
ALL KINDS OF CAST PLOWS
adapted to the soil Of Northern Ohio. We make 8
TWO HORSE PLOW FOB s65O
which no other shop 20 at the present ign rate
OF materials We can furnish all kinds OF
CIRCULAR, MULAY / DRAG SAWS
at Man ndfscturers prices. We have on hand two
ENGINES & BOILERS
for sale, which We will sell chsep.
We Will pay the Highest Price In Cash for a kinds
! OF Old iron, copper and brass,
Give call and will satisfy you OF the truth Of
the above statsment.
Fremont, April I, 1854 aprls-l5s.
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There were similar resolutions passed by
the teachers snd students Of the Cleveland
Commercial College, st meeting at which
Mr.. E. R. FELTON, presided as Chairman
and Mr.. D. W. Gross Secretary.
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az. aOsEY aLAaKEE- June9.
fsE rELEaEkrs,i
5Fsasy-Stesdy and easy at per cent
rvsriIna ENshAnEs- Firner. 07a3O5 In cur
Gsoid-Firmer. Opening at s9E, advancing to el5s,
and closing heavy st sO4.
s2averz-faE sEocEa-Flrmer, and more 90
ing Hive-twenties, COupons- l0o4alOoi SeVen-thir-
/ ties, October and April, Ito.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

nRUGS AND MEDICINES -THE
attsntiou Of Physicians and all persons Wishins
Pure and 2eIfabIe Medicines.
a rspsotfuly solicited to my stock, which comprise
4 eomplete sssortment Of ything pertaining to
THE DRUG TRADE,
ana ct prices TO insure satisfaction to the purchaser
Dsatol dsd BurgieGl ISssrumeHts, Teeth, Foii
Haledniss5 Rs6beg and HtlledniseTS,
q the latest and most approved patterns sold at man
ufscturee prices
PFRFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES,
fp zrest variety. Also, stock Of LIQUORS, tsss
1usiifTl second to none in market.
ET1rst for DAYS SPHINT. the most oomplete se
~ sriiutg sTer offered 70 the Proie1sion- OountT,
PhvTicfsns uIe pareiculsrly invited to an eLsmtna
fon of nv stocE and will md Il 20 their advantag
= faToT ne with their orders. q. W CLARK
tsne w ~ .l.,r-9a
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The DRAFT.

Rxamfnatfou OfDrafGed WeH-.-The Bxami-
naIio4 closes tO-dny=---suppismsnt me mary
Draft EsFty Next Week.
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Miss Ida DuvaI, the Charming O4ntatrics, and
Mr.. HioE GTist the renowned Juggier, are engaged
and viii appear on Monday next
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REVENUE STAMPS

ULEVRLAN sTOFFI CIE .
Z. CoWLKs, P. NJ.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTEBED.-....-.---Juns2. 2.
stmr Morning Star, yiger, Detroit.
rtmr Island Qusou, Orr. sandusky.
Pr D Owego Bryant, BuaslO.
Prep Araxes. Williams, BuhAo
Prop Passaic. HI ohsll, nunkirk.
f.rOp Olean, CritcOll, Hunki'k
Prop saginaw, OAtiCu, Sandushy
rTop Cabistso. Rlsekman Dunkirk.
roo Portsmouth, Traverse, sandnssy.
Prop Equinox. Ciark-On, Buffalo.
schr sleek p avk, Eeals, uu1,lO.
schr John TibDiJts, Disbrow OgSensbnrgh, 22l tons
schr Belle City, Fielder. Blffslo.
Schr Brittanis Ia er, Burwell li2 n feet lumber.
Schr R Gibbs, Carroll, Lexington
scow FOrwsf9er, Brown. Port uron.
scoW x Kane, CObb, keiiy's Island.
OLEARED....-....-......June
stmr Morning Star, Yiger, Detroit.
i'rop Araxes, Williams Toledo
Prop Passsie, N itchelI Toledo.
Prop Dubuque, telkey, Ontonagon-
Proc Saginaw, Cation, nufIalO 100 tons coal.
Prop CanisteO Blackman Toledo.
PROP Portsmouth, Trayerss, B9nalO-
Pr. D quinox, OiaTkson. Toledo
PROS arctic, collin Buffalo, III bbls -four
Prop Prairie Stste, Williams, Ogdensburgh, 1887 bb5
Park 90 sherman. Case Nflwaukee, 800 tors coal.
Bark David Norris, MOIe, chicago, IS tons coal.
| SchI Barney, Bailey, Chicago. 40 tons coal
| Schr Ellen Williams, PCmeroy, marqustte-
schr Illinois, W light, Port Huron, IS tons coal.
| Schr AM Tica, Hauser, Saginaw.
/ rchr ROtder, Dennison, Detroit 80 tons coa'.
schr " ats sherman, burke Portage, 200 IONS coal
| sehr x = ibos, CARROLL r. Huron
/ scOw X Kane, Cobb, Kely's Island.
l scow David Barclay, Jhiison. biacs river.
| ....-. .....-...s.=.1-
Rose q PreaIIss' Provision Market Re.
| port.
| Hamn-SuEar-cured premium hams = h...----.l8
| CanVas5ed hams . fh........-....-.---....-..-.lY
Dried Reef- Is
shOuidt rs-Sugsr-cured . b...--....-.......--.-l3
PsPSPSims Leaf setfls Pe6dsrd in 66is > S-i4
| Prime lsOf kettle RENDERED IN kegs = h...l5
POrk-AO q
Extra clear Do
| RT No extra charge maze Tor packages or cartaa
to rAilrO depots boats. All articles are warrant
ed strictly prime and equal to anything IN the Steii
| flrderu prornpt dIled--0ur augar-Cured hams an
setsi5sEriit5fed Lard took the nrst p emtum at tn
| late Ohio State Fair. BOSE q PhEGTl55.
| iulY4-R9
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SEC0kD NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland.
designated Depository snd Fiscal
Agent of the United States.
Rational 10 40 Five Per Cent.
Loan.

Esr instructions from the Secretary OF the Treas.
ary datod March Is, "a, this Bank will receive SUB
ssTintfons for the NATIONAL l0-4g FIVE PEB uzNT.
LoAs, fn counon bonds Registered certificates -
ieened after and payable forty yesrs rom ante
in ooMs -
Inns loan bears IETEREsI, payable sEHl-A eNU-
ALLY on coupon and ragsfsred bonds OF e5O and over
and lO0 dollars.
IN subscribinz parties may either to pay the &C.
rued IN uterest from the rst OF march 70 the day o.
subscription in Coin in Currency adding NIFTY PEI
cont premium OF receive bonds bearing interest
RON day Of subscription. Also viii allow to
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the usuaI O. mmissioH OF eighth Of one per cent
sprill-I62.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
EHNAHOEAL.
moNEY MARKKF.


MORNING LEADER CEFiUE,
THURSDAY EvEEIEs. June 2 1854
Gold God was pushed to fur her sdvancs oflH
per cent by the Wall street gamblers to. day, the
cl5sing figure being 1911. Thus the "bulls" seem to
still msintain their control, and they sedulousiy
prosecute their soulless aud traiorous, specu-
lations against the credit OF the nation, without tear
or favor, though its armies everywhere Teaping
successes the most promi,ing. The bu'iDgrHte here
to-day wss chiefly 81 premium, ilw lots early in
the day being bought under this figure.
SIIvsr-Buyiug shout 10 per cent. below gold
HiOnsy-Tns dsmand for currency to-day was
quite active, and the market ru ed tight. The In
quiy chiefly for speculative pur pOses though We
hear Of rome wool paper beipg offered The rates
are chiefly 7e71 per cent.
ExchanEs-Ths,e is an abundance OF Exchange,
and as cueley Iues close, thereis more disposition
to sell than buy. Esnkers to-day accommc dated
each other spsringly at 1SeA disoOuut.
Government BoHds-Five-twenties are hardly
80 firm and the demand is only moderate We quote
the buying and selling rates to-day as follows:
Buying. selling
| b-216f coupon .9a,L
/ 7-3O's, A pr1l and OCtOber...-.---.-.ll9 llE1
! 7-30'H. February and AuguSt....-..lO lL7I
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ARU E@Emys.

@Es; 3EMEN
A OADEMY OF MUSlOI III,
N RASK-5r., HEKT TO Angler HOUSE,. 49,
JOHN FILSLER.......-.... ManRRer and Proprtetor
JAMES Stage ManageI-
pRICr- OF ADMISSION Boxes and Parquettes 0u ctsi
Family Circle, as cts; Gallery, 10 cts single
Seats in Private Boxes, Is cts. Entire BOX, ~
R3 and IS Seats secured during the day, % ots
ast night but one AID Fa ewe'l Benefit OF the
disting 1ishsd young TrAsedian
MF. sasWaH sBA1A-
whom viii be presented for the st time IN Gleve
isnd the rminently successful Trsgeay, writtn for
fhe Or Al TrsFedian, Edwin Forrest, and purchased
from HIM by mr.. Adams (whCse property it now Isl,
Untitled
The Hereto.
FRIDAY EVEEING. June ID, 1854. the perform
anca will commence with MIR Adams new Historic
al Trzg dy Of
TIE HERETIC.
Adrian de Teigny. y...-.....-.--.. y WIN AuSms
To conclude with the two-act Nautical Drama OF
BIaCk-Eye8 susan,
William EQWln A0AInb
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*, Z. sTGGs- s5AsSA 80 June2.
isg EzLzzAAFz.!
9toeaz-Better. Gold 81
Fiye-twenties coupons. 6, seven-t hiTties ITO, Ms
= ea- -an4s
all Zfs New York Central l33S. hrie us, do rre-
ferred lu9. Hudson l445a. Aeautng i4OS7 Michigan
Central l45z Michigan Southern s64, liiinOis Cen
trai scrip l2sH Cleveland and Pittsburgh i;24, Ca
lena aRd ChicagO I4isT, Chicago aud Rock Island
I3T, Toledo and W bach u, Chicago and North
western 59t4, do preferred 90
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CHOICE eolors in new ribbons opened
at Mrs. sbaW's Rooms this morning.
June 1851.
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e e,M y * < 0AAE.


CLEVELAND nA6E ~
e1oRSsEG LAADER OFFIns,
THURsn4s zEEEsNs- June ~.
ReosIpts-Ine following are the receipts OF grain
by rail during the "a hours ending st hsipast one
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The following is list of the drafted men
examined yesterday;
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LAKE NaVIGATION.

FOr k.ake EupsFIOr.
go
THE NEW AND Ell
- egant passenger steamer
PENABIO. GEo. MCKAY. Master.
viii leave our 1ck for OntonAsOn and intermediate
poutp on Lake superinr- krtdag. June sds AZ
O'Clock P NJ For height OF passage apply 10
GAKRET son, HOWE 90,
srra2-Vs NJ river stree {.
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-17
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Is prepared by the originator Of the justly celebrated
Goes Cough Basam. SIR Coe has prepared medi-
cna article for public and general use, but what has stood
the strongest tests and has always borne the palm Of
tory every disease it ha. been certified cure
Will who suffering from Dyspepsia Indigestion,
NAUSEA II srtLurn Sick Headache. Cramp and Pains
the Stomach and Bowels Acidty Of the Stomach Cholera
Morbus Dycu;ery and General Debility, AMI weak
of the whole ysem-ry hut single bottle, will
urge Won again. If fail in this Our knowl-
edge Of its merits the united testimony Of all who
tried it, the cnconiums of hundreds Of ncichbors
yourself and the beneficial result us certain
the sunshine, all earnestly persitcntly urge you just
try bottle. II what not correct, if our state
concerning its wonderful virtues found
if you do that the operation Of the medi-
cine is Instantaneous and perfectly wonderful will
profession caterers 10 the public health and
the field, admitting that incompetent
compound medicinal preparation, which would be cnti
tied To- your Fl lcnce
E1 Sold by druggists everywhere. Price 81 per bottle
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-17
Dyspepsia and Costiveness Cured.
DR.. J. TENNIS CASE.

NEw YpHK MENTOR. January H. 1850
Whether the Brandrcfh Pill is convertible in %
blood. will not discuss But our rhi.f object RI
th. time i to give It tt~nent of gentleman
he has taken 81 .h- Brandreh Pills least
teen months daily ont $50 days in sucrcssion and
who that at the end Of that time he considered hn,-
self cure'l Of DySeP1. at-ea Tel by constant i've
safe Of the iosels, which had troubled him for long
time.
This Gentleman. Mr. Daniel J. Tennv. resides nj the
Astor ll"use i'm this city, and has been in The
o. excellent health since he cured by this
ment He is an intelligent man. and there doubt II
the truth OF this statement This proves least thai
many of The Pills prepared by DR. randret
taken for nearly J0 DAYS i'm succession wit HARM
at the end Of that time iyspepc AMI rosvc habit Of
body be perfectly cured. This conld 81
any Of the ca ar les in by those who style themselves
the RegHlsr Fqcyity
sold by Pershns Co., and 10y all respectable dealers in
medicines. mimi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-17

The PRAIRIE FARMER are humid
dreds OF farmers in this county whose
homes are not blessed with the presence of
an agricultural paper. There are many
others who patr"nize only eastern peiiodi-
Gals Of this class. We wish to call the
attention Of all such to the merits of the
PRAIRIE Farmer published at Chicago by
Emery & Co. at the low price of Tw > DOL
LARS per year. 1t il a e,kly Agricultn-
raj. Horticultural and Home Journal.
published in aud for the west. and full Of
valuable. practical. and interesting matter.
It's price is lower than any I1per Of its
class in-tho country. We feel that we are
doing the public god 5y urging all our
farmers ID subscribe for this sterling peri
odIcaI for the year 1865. Give il trial.
and our word for it yoa will not he disap-
pointed.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-11-17

For Immediate relief of Cougs, Colds and
Whoop'ng Cough, use that popular remedy
Msdame Porfer's Cough Bals',s. the cheapest and
hsst medicine sold The pubic particularly
requested to notice that the Cough Balsam is not
vended as universal specific: its virtues have been
tested by thousands for many years in the treat
ment ofail diseases Of the Throat and Lungs, and
il is confidently offered as reliever and curer OF
those diseases only for which ii was designed
Sold BY Drussists everywhere, at % cents AID
so cents per bottle. r2w