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NEw YORK mARKEr-May 8.


FlOur-State and Western very dull and Ice lower
Sas1 at s5s 80 FOR extra State; 75Oa7 rs for com.
mon to good shipping brands round hoop Ohio 81 s0
figure,
EThsHt-DulI and nomfnalIy 2asc lower RaIas at
al6adl.6S for Chicago Spring and Milwaukee club ;
L731l,76 for winter red Western Chicago spring
to arrive 81 IS.
Rye-searcely 50 firm. North Biver to arrive
COrH-Firm with limited supply Sales at 81 80
TO- old mixed western in store sl,4OK fer new yell
low and white southern
Oats-Active and la2c higher. Sales at sg&a92,
for western.
PefroIeum-Dun s7assc for crude; 57Xa5s for
refined N bond 64a6ic for free.
WOOl-Firm and in fair demand
POrk-A little hrmer and IN better demand at
81 o0aN q for mess; old DO a27nO; new do s2s IS
a29 90; 0d and new prime mess e23O0a25 S75< s27-
62Sa27,75 for prime mess Sals 400 bbls new ness
deliverable from the let 10 the 18th OF June buyers
Ortion, at 30,25 O0 bbs do for June, same terms
Rt $50 50 500 bbls do deliverable from J1ne 18Th 10
July 18Th, buyers option, at $50 500 bbls for Juy
buyers option, at 90; SO bbls prime mess for
May and June buysr't option, at S2s 90; last eve
ming o0o bbls do for May, sans terms at $500,
Beef-Quiet.
Bacon Sides-Entirely nominal
LETd-Without material change. Sales at lfaIlHc,
the latter extreme for choice parcels kettle rem
dered in stores aO 25O bbls deliverable the last Of
May at l5Hc.
BuItsr-searce aud frmer, at s5a4Oc for State.
Ohio nominal
Oheese-stesdy at l6aIsc
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ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-We own to no
great liking for the sensation drama. But
Aurora Floyd is among the least objection
able of pieces of this class. It has in it some
powerfully drawn and original characters,
and affords considerable scope for the sxhi-
bition of dramatic power. It was given OK
cellsntiy last evening. We like Miss Denim
better in this part than in any in which she
has yet appeared, Her conception Of the
character is mOst accurate, and her rendition
of it faithful to nature. Nor was she, as
sometimes she has seemed to be, lacking in
animation and energy. Mr.. Ellslerwas, as
usual, perfect, and his. rendition of " Stove
Hargrays," most powerful piece of acting.
Mr. MCoOlIum gave US specimen of his YER
satility in the ease and 5naturalness with
which he assumed the part of John MsIIish.
Mr.. Lewis, Mr.. Carroll, Mr.. Dickson, and
the other members of their company who ap-
posred, did eapitally. In the aftsrpiece Mr..
Ryan won another great success.
8 TO-nightSt the Gipsey Queen will be pro-
ducsd, With Miss Denim and Mr.. RYAN in
the leading parts. The afterpisos is "a
Glance at New York." with Mr. Ryan as
Nose.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-07

UNION CoUETT CoNvENTIoE.-TbeU Union
Convention for the purpose of slecting twen
ty-seven Delegates to represent the County
of Cnyahogs in the State Convention, to be
held at Columbus, on Wednesday,. the 25th
day of May, will be held at the National
Hall, in the City of Cleveland, on Saturday,
the 14th inst, at 10 o'clock, A. n. The Con-
vention yill be comprised of six Delegates
from each township and ward.
The citizens of the several townships and
wards who desire the unconditional main
tenance of the Union, and the complete sup
preston of the existing rebellion, are recon-
mended to meet at their usual places of hold
ing elections, on Thursday, the 18th inst, at
~ O'Clock, P. N and appoint six delegates
each, 70 represent them in the convention.
By order Of the Committee,
H. NJ. CHAPLIN, Chairman.
NIB. SHERWIN, Secretly.
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PREsEzTATIOE.-JOhn A. BsrstOw, whole
sale salesman at a. D. KendalPs, volunteers
ed day or two since in Company A, 2eth
Regiment. he leaves lucrative position
and fine chances Of promotion, for the GER.
vice Of private soldier in the field. Last
evening, after supper, he was presented With
handsome silver tobacco box, costing
eighteen dollars, by his fellow boarders at
LatbrOP's, who were desirOusiof testifying in
some way their appreciation of his disinter-
estsd patriotism. Mr.. q. Townsend made
the presentation in very happy manner,
and the occasion was most pleasant one to
All concerned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-07

UEITKD STATES CoURT.-Hamilton Rich
eson, Of Wooster, was yesterday admitted to
practice in the United States Court.
The Grand Jury yesterday returned indict-
msnts against James Graham, for passing
counterfeit postal currency; John Robinson,
for opening and embezsling letter; and
Henry Wilson, alias Peter J. OOss, fer entic-
ing soldier to desert, and hsrboring, con-
e'sling and carrying away desertsr.
Thecssss of Ryan and Riley %. the scOW
Willism Kelly, fOr salvage, is still under sd-
visement.
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INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL AENIvERsARY.-The
Trustees of the ChiIdrsn's Aid Society in con-
nection with the Industrial School viii hold
their seventh annual meeting, at Chapin's
Hall, or Tuesday evening, May 10th, at u
o'clock. Addresses will be delivered by the
Hon. Harvey Rice, Rev J. Whitsley, and
Rev. Anson Smyth. The children will sing
several new songs, and go through with gym
aastic exercises. There will be no charge
for admission, and we anticipate full house.
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TEE NINETEENTH ONO REGINEET.-The
Nineteenth Ohio, at last accounts, had estab-
lished a camp at Cleveland, Tennessee, about
twenty miles from Chattanooga, on the
Knoxville and Chattanooga Railroad. Let
tors for the regiment should be directed to
Chattanooga.
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May514s

100 DAYS SERvIoK-So reads the order.
Have you friend that is compelled to gO2
If so present him with a bottle of Portsr's
Cure of Pain. It will cure all kinds of camp
diseases, and never fails to cure Disrrhea,
Cramp and pain in the stomach, Collie, &c,
It can be procured at any Drug Store for Is
cents, and has saved the lives of thousands
of brave soldiers. Don't 90 without bot
tie in your knspsscks. apL3s;l49
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PRESENTATION TO MAJOR PALHER.-
Major J. Dwight Palmer, of the 29th Rsgi-
ment, was yesterday morning presented, st
West Side Armory, with q splendid horse,
worth about $4OO, by his friends and admirers
in this city. It is as fine horse as the
Major is man-and that is saying good
deal for the quadruped.
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FREEDHEH's AID sOOIETY.-The regular
monthly meeting of the Frosdmen's Aid So
ciety will be held tomorrow afternoon, at
tls Methodist Church, Ohio street. The
meeting will be addressed by interesting
speakers. The public are invited to attend.
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OswEGO mARKET--May 6.

InA IkLEakAFH-I
FIOuF-Steady.
Wheat-ouist and held abOAe the views of buy
COrn-Eone IN market
Oats- In good shipping demand.
Fretghts-4o lower on grain. Wheat to New
York l25fc
Lake ImPOrts-Wheat 2,0Oo, peas $500.
Canal EXpOFts-Flour g. 800.
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Y. szOOK mARKKF-nIny 6.

8tooks-LoVer and dull
Cleveland and Pittsburgh lo0A, Ga'en1 and Chicago
IIIH, Cleveland and Toledo l45A. Chicago and Rock
Island l0i, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
lO2&, Michigan Southern IS, Chicago snd North
western 4sh, Alton and Terre Haute 81, Illinois Cen
trail scrip l20S, Alton and Terre Haute preferred 7
Michigan Central l29x, Reading Us, Hudson l3l4
Eris preferred Io6, Erie I2s, New York Central l2s
United States one year certificates 9S Missouri six
es 20, Ohio and Mississippi ceItihcates49.
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MUsIoAL-Mr. Underner respectfully
announces that he will give public musical
exhibition of some of his pupils, at Ohapin's
Hall, on Monday evening, May 9th, 1854
Tickets so cents, to be had at Barlow's Music
Store, No. Euclid street, and at the door on
the evening of the exhibition.
may7:I50
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Reoeipis continue very light AMI the ruling mac
tivity in Breadstufis which has characterized the
week is still noted. The only sale Of round lot OF
wheat dap was made to-day, by cOnces-
sion Of &c, but holders continue generally firm at
q, so for red free board -Four is moving only
for the local trade, and prices are unchanged Pro-
visions continue in good demand, and prices are r
high Aines are very dull, and hardl so firm. Hold
asking sI,s, but would probably sell for less.
We give sales and quotations as follows:
FloHr-sales l2O bbs thrible extra white at "a, IS,
and ITO bbls fancy double extra red ats 1918. az
yyhsat-sale on Change of 5000 bush red free on
board at ',i7 No sales on the river reported.
COrn-DuIL Held at q, bon track, and 81 IL from
store.
Oats-Dull and nominslly unchanged.
POrk-MOderatey active at S2s, 90 for city mess.
Lard-Firm at l4c for city rendered in tlerces.
Smoked MeRts-Autive at the following quota
tions; canvassed hams I9o; sugar-cured do, uncau-
vasssd plsin do I7o; shoulders l3o clear bacon
I5c dried bee Isc. Sales at quotations OF 500 rs
canvassed hams 500 rs sugar cured do uncanvassed,
and 500 Ms shoulders.
Butter-saleso, o, 500 Ms and kegs Prime Western
Reserve at &c.
EgEs-In fair demand at l5al5c.
Csssss-Old prime ". 3. held at I7eIs,. New
IOalIo
HIEhwines-very dull, and scarcely 80 firm. We
think SAILS ennld not bs effected above sI,l5.
AlcOhOI-Lower. Held at e. 3s for es per cent
Neutral Proof Spirits 81 2s
seeds-In moderate request, and selling at es,l2k
@s,25 for Timothy and s7,75 for Glover.
saIt-Firm. Fine s2,25, oOarss and ground
solar $3.50.
Dried AppIes-Firm at I0o.
Dried Peaches-The demand is fair at 27a2so
for peeled and l7blso for unpesled.
In F.F- - t. ~
nocks, and sl,l0 for Peach blows.
PetrOleum-Quet at 6ss6sc.
TalIOw-SsIling at I05<o.
Plastsr-In fair demand at slO per ton for land
$3.50 per barrel for Dentist" and ss25 per bar
rel for common calcined.
Fish-The market is quiet but firm al the follow
ing quotations: White Fish, half barrels. $3.50
Piokersl half barrels, $3.50; Trout, half barrels
$50; Herring $3.50 per half barrel
Lime-Akron and OsEego water lime in good
request at s2,OO.
MIL Feed-In good request and firm at s2s,OOa
800. Oats and corn ground together s42OOa45O 20 at
the mills.
nHN--NF. o1tofa az foIIo-,,.
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THE DRATT.-It is scarcely necessary
to remind our readers that drafting in this
district commences this morning at nine
O'Clock, at the Office Of Provost Marshal
Nash, 81 Bank street.
The following additional credits have been
ordered in this district-Portage township,
is, Cleveland 1.
The Provost Marshal has been ordered to
make tho following deductions of veterans
beratofors crad;tads
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CLEVELAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
First Meeting of the New BOard Of on
cers---AppOintmentO of Committees---List
of Officers.

Of Officers.
The first meeting of the new Board of
the Cleveland Library Association was held
at the Directors Room, on Wednesday eve
ming. William J. TAFT, Esq, was re elected
Librarian, 4, and Mrs. TAFT Assistant Librarian.
The President then announced the standing
committees for the ensuing year, after which
the meeting adjourned.
The organization of the Association for
1s64-1S65, which is now complete, is as fol
lows;
Presidential. B. Tuttle.
Weep s-Presidsnt-Judgs D. R. Tilden.
Corresponding secretsry-E. R. Perkins.
Recording Secretsry-L F. MelIen.
Treasurer. F. WhitslaH.
Lecture Committee-E. R. Perkins, J. N.
Blackburn, L. F. Mellsn.
Library Committes-D. R. TiIdsn, J. F.
Holloway, Ansel Roberts,
Finance and Auditory Comuittee-J. F.
Whitelsw, AnseI Roberts, L. F. Mellsn.
The Library Association, with its inereas-
ed expenses for the coming year, will need
liberal assistance from our citizens, and that
assistance will, doubtless, be promptly and
chesrfulIy rendered.
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PRovosr MARsHAL's OFFICE,

PRovosr MARsHAL's OFFICE, !
18th DISTRICT OF OHIo,
CLEVELAND, May 4th, 1854.
NoTIoE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THI
Draft will commence in the Eighteenth Dis
trict of Ohio at 9 O'Clock, A. N on Saturday
the seventh ~ day of May, 1854, begining
with the township Of Franklin, in Summit
county, first sub-district 18th Congressional
District of Ohio, and followed in the regular
order with the Townships and Wards until
the draft be 90 plete, at the Office of the
Provost Marshal of said District, at No. 81
Bank street, Cleveland, Ohio.
FREDERICK A. NAsH,
President Of Board and Provost Marshal.
may5:149
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RUNNING OFF A DEsERTER.-Abner Stone
was arrested Wednesday afternoon in this
city by the Q S. Marshal's deputy, for run
ming off deserter, named DoWd, to New
York, and selling him there for the bounty.
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NEwooHB's MnsTRELs.-All our readers
will remember that Newcomb's Minstrels
ors, to-v;cL4 - ..---y =
splendid programme, embracing gems of
music, dancing, humOr and burlesque. Don't
fail to hear them.
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OsIgAan maRKEr

FlouF-Dull and tending downward
Whea1-Dull, and declined 3a4c. Sales at o. "a
No j. and el, 10 for No
goFn-FiTm and steady at o. 90
Onts--F irm st advance Of lac Sales at 6ss
65Hc
FreIghts-Dull and nominal. Corn SC, wheat
9c to Buffalo.
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10Th ONO BATTEEY- -Thirty-fve vet
Grams belonging to the 18th Ohio Battery,
under command of Lieutenant D. F. Reeves,
returned home on thirty days furlOugh yes
tsrdsy morning, and went into Camp Cleve-
land
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THE second Ward Draft Assooiation '

THE Second Ward Draft Association will
meet st Court room No. 1, this evening, at
" o'clock. Persons can subscribe during
the day, at 145 Superior st. Persons hold
ing receipts, Nos. I6l, 162 and 164, issued
May 5th, are requested to call on the treas
urer, at las Superior St, to- day.
may7:I4g
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FINANcIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
FINAN OTAL.
MONEY mARKRr.
MORNINa LEADER OFFICE,
Enrrn- Errwrrrrrn Mnv 1aek


MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
FRIDAY EvEEINe, May s, ls64-J
GOId-The success attending the forward move
msnt Of the Army OF the Potomso thrilling the en-
tire country with joy and strengthening the reason
ably entertained belief Of glorious success, is haT-
ing its influence predicted, upon the gold mar
ket which fell to day per cent closing at Il. The
gold operators Of New York are among the earliest
and best informed upon army operations, and no bet
ter barometer Of ths course Of a campaign could be
had than the gold market affords. With this fact
patent the decline in gold to-day may be taken
assurance that AL IS going well with the Army Of
the Potomsc and that the promise for the future is
favorable. The buying rate Of gold to-day WAS "A
per cent premium, which will probably be reduced
to 60 at the opening TO morrow, (Ssturday)
silver-Buying rates to-osy 63s5l premium.
air quotation for the opening to-day would be 5sa59
mOney-Easy and quiet at 6a7S per cent.
ExohanEs-Ru'iug easy par on New York for
Government, National and Ohio funds Eastern and
Pittsburgh y per cent discount.
Government BOnds-Ths same cause that IN
duces a downward movement in gold-the success at
tending the forward movement oithS Potomac Army
has created an increased irmness in Government
tonds and will continue to do success is fol-
lowed up. We report no change in rates, but the
market is very firm and quite active at quotations,
which
Buying. Selling.
S-2O's, May coupons oti...-.......-.--,l0s lG5H
T-30ia Aprfi and OCfOber.....,.,...,l0 l09 III
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rRAYRLLKR,s RKGIsEER.
EzvF ADvEKzIsENEEEs.

Q. A. Rsad-U. s. 1e-4o Bonds.
John ElIsIer-Aoademy Of Music.
Pelton 3 Breed For Ohi' ago.
esrreson, Howe Co.-Fer Lake Superior
Alprsss &Gs-dner-Ice.
Found-Oow.
Mr.. Undsrner-Local Notice.
Second Ward-LocaI Notice
Union County Oonvsntion-LOcal Notice.
UnIversslism-Loeal Notice
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UNIvERsALIsN.-There will be services
at 10 O'Clock A. n. on Sunday morning at the
Sons of Temperance Hall, Rev. Mr.. Web
ster officiating. msy7 149
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-07

BLAEKs.-We shall, in futurel keep on
hand full assortment of legal blanks of
every description, printed in good style and
upon good stock.
The attention of dealers and others is res
pectfuIIy invited, Terms reasonable. Or
ders by mail promptly attended to.
E. CowLEs & Co.
April ~, 1884.
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SPIRITUAL HALL. 1874 SUPERIOR STREET.

SPIRTTUAL HALL, 184 SUPERIOR STREET
UP STAIRs.-F. L. Wsdsworth. an interest,
ing speaker, will lecture before the Spiritual
Association Of Cleveland on Sunday, 8th
inst, at half past 10 A. N. and P. NJ
Ten cents received at the door to defray ex-
penses. may7;149.
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o. 5. a. GErERA1 HosrIrAI.

CLEVELAND, OHIO, May 4, 1864.
Proposals will be received at this Hospital
for deing the washing of same by contract,
at so much q man per month.
JEO. R. MCCLURE,
Surgeon o. S. A., in Charge.
May5 I4q
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Two elegant Brussels carpets will be
seld at auction this day, at l11z O'Clock, by
0. Cutler & Son.
may7-l4O
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PITTSBURGH OIL nIARKRT,

special by Telegraph to the Cleveland LEADER.
PTTTsBURGH, May s.
PetrOIeum-The demand for crude is large Sales
on wharf at soc with barrels, and &c In buk; re-
hned SIC in bond and 81 free. Benzlne active at &c.
with an arrival Of 3, 30 bbls.
River falling.
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G0mMEROTAL.
CLEVELAND mARKKR.

NOPaIHG LEADER OFFIOH.
FRIDaE EvEsIEs, Nay g. 1854. )
Receipts-The following are the receipts Of grain
by rail and canal during the "a hours ending at half
nat rina nicInck thia rnnrning
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THE CLEvELAND ARMY COMmITTRE.

It's Organizafion nnd Obieets--It viii Co
OPerate with the United States Christian
Observation-Disclosures and ResoIu-
tiOhs--Omcers and Members Of the Com.
mittse.
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&Ie and POrter-ln good demand. We quote /:
Present use Xxx ale $3.50; Stock XXX, sI0OO to SI2
co. Kennstt sl2,Oo; Pale Cream 5000; Porter slO.
RIRit-stesdy at q, ,55 per busbel.
HOPs-Range at 25GsS5c, according to quality.
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p, Y. gONEY mARKEF-May 8.

ETaHsy-Money continues easy at 65 per cent
Sterling Exohangs-Dullsn snd lower at l0sAa
I07B.
GoId-feverish, but more active and lower. Open
ing OF 76S and closing quiet at n.
&Oyornmant St0oEs-Quiet. United Sta'es
Sizes OF 1871, coupons, l3 Ffve-TWenties. coupons.
lu5zslO67s Seventhirties, October and April, ION
sIiO
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BUFFALO IARKRT--Msy6. 8.

lBH TELEGRAPH.
FlOuT-Dull.
Whsat-Dull and lower. No Chicago spring
held at Hl,22, closing with no buyers.
Gorn-0hOice old SI,lT; new I,l2sI,lS
Oat8-Western held at 775fc.
ORgal Freights-Duli and lower. Wheat to New
YORK l7o {: corn IS.
Lake ImpOrts-Flour II 80 wheat 7s4,9l2, corn
376,7T2
canal Expsrts-Whest I,IO2. corn 400, oats
8, ,65s, -four 3l6,
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TeR-FoEty Government Loan.
UuTrHD STATES UEPuSIrnnV-
raE FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF OLEVEAND,
designated permanent Depository ot the Govern
menti is prepared to receive subscriptions TO the
Ten-FOrty Government Loan,
now ready for delivery
Depository for o. 8. Officers, Paymasters and
QuartermR5ters. mar30-I52,
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THE OLDEST REGULITOR FOs FERALEs


There & but one aEEUIsE AND sURE OURz Tor GrsLs
or WOVEN who suer from Irregularities, or Obstruc
ttens Of the menses, whatever may be the cause CT
for many years. The only Safe Reliance Is in
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS,
that Ladies' have for relief from the suppression OF
those PERIODS which, kept according TO the calls
amount Of good health and strength, and which, n
moi regularly experienced, will produce Misery and
Death, and is that hrst Of ali Remedies for Diseases
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS.
This Good Old Remedy fcH all obstruotions has
been hailed with pleasure and profit Tor tweutv-dVs
years, In all parts Of the civilized world Iasthor
is an old Experienced Physician, whom everybody
knows, and In whom everybody places confidence and
standard remedy.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
have never failed, and Thousands Of certificates
this effect can be found IN all parts Of the country
The propretors o. Dr. Cheeseman's long-tried recipe
guarantee that ONE BOX will restore the natural
monthly functions 10 any Female, no matter what
her condition or age Indeed, so certain are
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
which have been popular and sure cures for over a
natural way, that ladies who are pregnant MUST FoT
USE THEN a. they will invariably produce miscar-
riege. They cannot do harm in any other way.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLs
are the only medicine that Married and Single La
dies have relied upon for many years or can rely m
on now. Beware Of Imirationsi Take this al.
want ~
The Best FezsSle Medicine ia tAe World,
Which Is comprised in
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILSlH
Theas form the Finest Preparation ever put ioT
ward, With Immediate and Persistent Success.
DOn't be Deceived!
d. Cheeseman's Pills have received, and are nov
receiving the sanctions Of the most Eminent Physi
clans in America.
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each Box IN
sixty Pills.
~ Pills sent By mail, promptly, By remitting the
Price 70 messrs. BENTON BROTHERS, Cleveland, o. -
Sold by Druggists Generally
HUTOHINGS& HILLYER, Propriotors,
81 Oedar-St. New York.
BENTOR BROS. Agents for Olssslsnd
, ~ Churchill a Bro, and Shannon Hartness /
RetailA gents.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-07
BAZAAR =

CLEVELAND BAZAAR Ar
~ the Bazaar can be found new atsle Hoop Skirts,
Ladies' Corset Skirt Sapporierg, Embroidered Sets
and Collars, new assortment Hosiery and Gloves,
all kinds Of Buttons, Travelling Bags and Baskets,
MOrkstands. a large assortment Of Fans, Ivory
Pins and Ear hinEs, large lot Of Hair Brushes and
combs, Hand Mirrors. TOye q al kinds, Gigs Per
ambulators. Booking HORSES and ali articles needed
by any person. Ladies', please call look at our
goods. ho 56l, corner Sup rior aud Public Square.
mayo 7. G MILLS.