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NEW YORK nIARKET--iIay %


Flour-stats and Western afout 3, batf.r a. A,
- fos extra state e7s0a7 95 for extra una boo1
Ohio; e 0las,60 iOf trsd3 brands Tnarkef elosipE
quiet, " lth seareeiy 90 much firmress
Hhi9lxy-N tthout decided change q aSsl % foy
state, $50 for Western. ~
Nhear-ic better Tor prime deacripffons Com
'uon hetFy snd declining. 81 50ai,67 tF mfiWaukes
tLe ,59al,67 for OhiotRO spring; II sal 6s for
mbar Milwaukee, the latter Tor two oada verV
s9utce arrive on Mo7day ext o. 7naI u or win
were TO arrive.
Csrn-scaTce and hrmer New mixed Western
81 81 new and old do sl,53; old do 81 80
tlats-lull AZ 81 sssss1c for Weslsrn
kice-D u 81 il94c foe RangOon
tonee-Duli sud nOminaily unchanged
sHGar-stta ady. Cubs and huscoVado isSSai7se
u &C !, T DO 10 D-nd safes Il "a boxes Havana a.
5ioIaases-D Dull No sales Of inportane.
sgoOi-Vsry arm, with q noderafs uand. Priea.
tend Upward. AA'S
fstToIeaal-Firm, but quiet. Crude soc ; do In
P0rk-Less act.gs but hrrn rs zsa29 o. for me.s.
80 of Q q 90 $50 50 4357n Tor new do a7f 5Oa25-
- ior oi9 ana new pTimei e3 ,0laa9,50 for prime
10 - also iAl0 Dds new for Juiy, sellers on
i'l et sd3UO iroD bols do fOr July, buyer option
= r3ALoi so bbls do FOR August same Opfiou AZ
js,I5; aud o DO 8 do deliverable aitsr June 18Th
: D er's option, sr F3l, -.
hce1- Quiet Dut frm-
Nut ments-Quiet g. d scarcely 50 hrm. u5(aII5o
Tor shou deIH, l4'1alfAe for hams
BacOn sides-Uuli
tigrd-Firm and IN s01d demsud At I4I{allNo-
al - o. Q bbis & arrive at lfaialsc.
iiufIer-Firm, but less Hctiyo, a. 2sa3so for Ohio
s. 3faf3g for State
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Cd for the plAihtifj and JddgS Marvin Ahd
Loren Prsntiss, Esq, for the defendant.
CoURT OF CoMNoE PLEAs-CRMNALB B ANoH
In the divorce case of Julia NJ. Tioo IS.
William Tics, for WiIful absence, the divorce
was granted. N. S. Castle, Esq appeared
for plaintiff, and 30 defense v nptsd.
David Gilbert, he nOtsd aC.1isTl sitsr, WIS
on Saturday handed sI 10 the United s'ltes
eficiais, and 'hs proceedings against him in
the Common Tl5as Court revoked.
The case of John BrOgan, charged with
petit larceny, has caused some attention and
amusement during the last two or three
days. He was brought before the Court on
charge of having stolen a quantity of pork
from the Cleveland and Mahouing Railroad
Company, but his counsel, Messrs. Bucking-
ham and DsWoIf, succeeded in procuring
his discharge, on the ground that there was
no such corporation in existence, the Maho-
ming Railroad having been leased to, and
being in possession of, the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway Company. Soon af-
ter his discharge he was again arrested and
committed to jail, by justice of the peace,
for burglary. HIS counsel yesterday brought
him before the Court on writ of habeas cor
Pus, and he was again discharged, on the
ground that entering a railroad car does not,
according to the statute, constitute the crime
of burglary. BrOgan is not yet out Of the
wilderness, however, for we understand that
he has been again arrested for larceny. he
will be tried on Wednesday.
UNITED STATES CoURT-Dsvid Gilbert yes
tsrday plead not guilty, in this Court, to an
indictment charging him with making and
passing United States postal currency.
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"TBE GREAT REBELLION. Every pre-.
paratiOn for the production of this AllegOry
and Tsblssu, at Brainsrd's Hall, next Thurs
day evening, by two hundred youths Of Our
city, is progressing upon grand scale. We
are pleased to learn that the High school
and Prof. G. F. Alien, teacher of music in
the schools of the city, are largely interested
in the proceeds Of the entertainment, which
viii be very acceptable feature to our cit
liens. 1t must prove a grand success.
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ACADEMY or Music We regret that we
have NO room this morning to speak of Mr..
Adams success as Charles de Moor in fitting
terms of praise. It has raised him still
higher than ever in the estimation Of slI true
dramatic critics. The play itself was we'll
rendered throughout, and Mr.. Ellsler acbiev-
ed wonderful success in his great character
of the old Count The funniest Of funny
farces ''My NeigbbOr' Wife" was sPlsndidly
given.
Tonight Mr.. Adams makes his appear
sncs in his greatest character, as Robert
Lantry, in the new and wonderfully success
ful play Of "The Dead Heart"
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z. B. HALE, Banker,
iii suPeriOr-sf.
0. 8. BONDS GOLD, SILVER o. s
COUPONS and CANADA MONEY
Revenue stamps for Sale.
LOCAL NOTICES.

I. o. o. F-Eke members of Glenn
Lodge, No 263, are hereby notified to meet
at their Lodge Room on Tuesday, the 3lst
inst, at one O'Clock P. NJ, to attend the fu-
neral of Noble Grand William Fish. Mem
bers Of sister Lodges are respectfully soli-
cited to attend. GEossE REEDRL, V. e..
mav2n
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Tar SECOND NATIONAL BANK having re-
ceived instructions from Ihe Secretary Of the
Treasury, authorizing the redemption of the
Coupons of the I've per cent Legal Tender
Notes, due June LIST, will redeem the same on
and after that date may24:I5S.
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Orr THE TRAoK.-A freight train on the
Columbus road got of the track about fOul
miles out of the city, on Friday night, and
was not rightsd until the next afternoon
The morning trains from Columbus and
Toledo were detained several hours by the
accident.
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Cos B AND G l50rH REaIMEHT NATIONAL
GUAED.-Friends of the boVe companies
will take notice that it is important for every
family having any of their number in those
companies to report their names and resi-
dsnoes forthvith to Chss. H. Waite's hard
ware store, No. IL Pearl street. Don't de-
lsy. mayIS:I53.
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BOUND OVER. "A man named Abraham
KatEsnstein was examined before United
States Commission White on Saturday morn
ing, charged with having purchased uni
form of soldier. BE was bound over to
sppssr for trial at the United States Court in
tho sum Of s.. 900 bail, which be gave.
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Especial 70 the Usveland LEADEz.l
BiOur-5o higher. Sales OF spring extra AZ a q,
g,OG. - - . -
Whsat-EAsier. FsIes a. si,2'5sai.zs for No
?rtag and sl,2sAali6 for No 2, closing frn
s.. SAIL ioT No 2, closing firm
6ia6654c tOr No . ~ =
sys ard Barley neal cted
Faisky-'1o lover. Salss Al sI,2l5fal q, closInR
'ssef CartIs-Higher. Choice lots selling a. bi,b
5g5. -s - ---
ssive Hoas-Highsr Sales AZ s. n0ss d
t-rlghtH-tlrm at 91fo Tor wheat 10 BuRaIo
- ,eipts-4 CO.. b5ls hOrr, 6aOOO bushels = heat
is - bushels q IN, 81 ieu bushels oats
% iipmeuTs-S so bb's -four. 1880 bush what
~ % bush corn, - O1O bushels oats
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CHEAPER Than Cor1oH SHIRrIHa.-The
Irish linens, selling at the closing out sale
Of 1. P. SherWOod's, are much cheaper than
cotton goods. may23
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raE sEVoED NATIONAL BANK

viii, the first of June next, rsdesm the coupons
Of the per ,ent Treasury sOtss falling due on tha
date holders Of the same will be required to leave
he notes with schedule sttschsd Oorms Of which
can now E iurni hed) allowing time to detseh the
coupons and commute the interest. Nays I5s
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;IaAAeIAl AND caMMfRelal,
kEE

y s,-o- WRH
r
ir -AissA OFF1UE,
TT, kVEnrG, May q, 1854.
e. T.,s CO urso Of Gold continues upward, clos
ing to day at 1854, an advance Of per cent over
yesterday. The steAg for Livrpool took out s409
27s. The buying rate here to-day opened at g. per
cent premium, advanc ng and closing ats.
siiVsr-Buyins st ron per cent. premium, the
latter figure at the close
hEonsy-Essy At 8 6z75S psr cent, with only mod
crate demand from regular borrowers
ExohanEs-Easy, quiet and ste8dY at par on
New York for Government, National and Ohio funds
Eastern and Pittsburgh X per cent. discount
GOVSrumenr BOnds-steady, with = fair de-
maad, at the following rates;
Buying. selling
7-3U's, a pr1l aud October-...........ilO u2H
7-30's February and AuEust....... il0 Lz74
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MORNING LEADER.
SATURDAY MORNING. Way IS, 1854

aEw hDvERTEsEEfEEsN.
q. \. Esse-U. s. 1870 Bonds.
John ElihIer-Aoademy Of Music.
Atbeneum Music Hall-A Montpelier
Garreisou, Howe OO.-For Lake Superior.
Robert Hanna Co FOR Lake Superior.
Nanted-sftr stioH.
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MARINE IKTElLlgENcE,
PORT OF CbEVKLAND.

EDhE OE AaaEM ENaAANA.
ENFERED.-----.Naya n,
lty Of Cleveland, McKAy, Detroit
lJ"- rcn city, ievsiand, ssult SIC marie
wego, bryant, 3andusky
oRh Waterbury, Dunkirk.
! quenanna, hrs M HuilaiO.
gdsnsbursh Iy er OEienaburgh.
uuntatn ityt EOnnds, Bu1aio.
% an Tiscoll, Toledo
iis- 30 GFznds. faml ton, Buffalo.
Titan, Webster. BuhsiO.
Brninari, UrDHlsy, O5Wegsa
q Soeie, 20. y iAms' AeSPort, Is q fsst Iuas
& "a FrAnkiin. GarIOek, Osweso.
,cramentc, johnson. kufls o
mber, 10 n lafh - - ~
3 " Wood, samitOn.
uaranth, Has IL e, Buffalo
I, eie SAM slnaa DetrOiE, - n feet lumbar -
shingles, q n lath ~
"uSi smith, Blacz River
OEEskED..-.---.. Nay a.
Of Cleveland. ncKay, Detroit
acme. Kelley, Buffalo, lsaS bba -four
p o. ans Dri-co. T. huI10.
5r'gO, bryaAt, budaio.
81 ensbuIgh, 1yier, Teiedo
o. lntain tIty, kouf d., Chicagc.
- y. UieFeland Outonsgrn
= tosl, Chapman. Todd.
H' ., Phaneuf Dstroit.
Z --- -tsly. P0Wars, tju1giJ. e fs--,ss-.T
"'ns Bates narrngto ,foItSSs- a, tsss
4rilIo, oOnaeEy, p COibourns, 10 ton.
- san, sims, ROr tR>ps.
LES zEPHYR KNITBsEAT.
INs. shAMEe. "a % \ HI5sr-e5-r-r,
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CITY NEWS.
CoMPOsITORs WANTED.

COmPUsITOhs WANTBD'
Two OF three good COwPOsitors can find
employment st this Office at 81 Ia cents per
thousand ems. Apply ct the LELDER News
Room iumedieteIy.
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BUFFALO uAAAET--Hay IS.
fHF THLFaaAPu

-.ssgf-Quiet.
aeat-Firm, bat rather quiet. Sales yesterday
lSaukee club af sl.F2ssal.45.
'ra-AetiYe and uBsetrled, osing hiRher. Sale
gday aiietnoon "a Nc at 81 2sai, ,Zg: To- daT M
= Y Nos and mixed sl,lsS< new No 4 10
= tl,2ial,z6. ~
a tendencys
slsSy.l ..iiHatei parties apart. HOldsrs are
'nal Fretghts-Firm st lsc for wheat, Iso for
dS1c for oats to New iork
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~. aT0UK nARkEF-may 9s.

fhf RhLzaaAFd-'
For closing rates at GallagheT's Evening Stock Ex-
change, zee telegraph on hrst page.
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dy a. The following quotations:

the following quotations, With fair though not
setiVs. demsnd.
SUGAR-Porto Rico iT1<a3c; Cuba lTa2oc; Esw
Orleans lss2Ic yellow eonee 22a2ic; white COT
lee Sa25xe; crushed, powdered and granulatsd Sc.
OoF1EE-RiO 47a49o; Java 5zas6c; MaraCabO g
as2c-
sPIcEs-Allspice, y n, s5a35c; Cassia Sea; Nut.
megs sI,5OA-; Cloves 55s-; Pepper 46a50c
sERUPs-The range is tlOOal,aO, according to quail
ity.
MoGAEEs-Fa!r to choice is quoted at a0casl.lp.
TEAs-The market is very firm at the foIlovIn4
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Psireisaz- 1a.s and nonlnsils sissso sf ~
fn'a
- selling fl.a At the follovIng quota
a-3-=. b Lite Fish, hall barrels % 50; Pioksrsl,
half barrels, $50; Trout, hall BAR TO; Ber-
ring q, 80 per hali barrel
MN Feed-In good request sad arm At a25na
800 Oats and corn ground together s420sois0s q
the miIB.
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sIsnoy-Easy ct ss6c per cent.
stsrliHg EzohangO-Be ectdedly hrmer. A6a2Ol
In Currency.
Gold-more active and frmer. Opening at ls5A,
advancing to lsss declining to lsSs snd closing nrm
The steamer City OF London, for Liverpool to-day.
carried out ll09, q In spec Q .
6asvsrnmsHF stOcns-Quiet- Fivs-twentiesi
coupons. lU7AlJ7x; seVen-ihtrttesI OctoDer ana
April, ll04.
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ENsIGN 4 HANSOOB,
CHOICE FANILY
GROCE RIES.
1O6 POBLIC sQU aRE.
mavIq-R2
YRAvKLLRR's RBGIsFER-

a8rCitfzens wishing conveyance % eitneE Q. =.
above Trains Boats, Will be called Tor ~ EesCls
o. Stevens Omnibus Line. By leaving their sacIess
at the Omnibus Ofncs, lS7 Superiors., NEXT ooof 70
the MaddeI House.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

5 Per Cent Legal Tender Notes.
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PRoHoTIoss IN NoETREEE 0HIo REaI-
HENrs--Among recent appointments and pro-
motions made by Governor BrOugh, we no
ties the following in Northern Ohio regi-
nenta.
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OsWEGO BEARKBr-Mny IS.
[RK TELEeRAPHI
Jur-Unchanged
81 ,4saI.5O.
'rn-.searee and arn. Old yellow sI.s4x.
lts-Stasdy.
siEhLs-UnehanEsd. hut srmsr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-30

Ist Lieutenant VIM Dorsey, Captain; lst Lieu
tenant Samuel Lichty, Captain; I'd Lieutenant
VIM NJ Woodland; 1st Lieutenant I'd Eeuten-
ant Anthony ". SOmmersi 1st Lieutenant.
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REVENUE STAMPS

CLEVELAN OsTOFFIC. i.
E. cowLEs, P. NJ
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On sums of less than sl9 i've per cent is added 10
above prices.
Lumber-The market has ruled steady durinR
the week at the following quotations. The demand
is light, and The market rather quiet.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-30

lst Lieutenant Andrew Falkerson, Captain;
LIST Lieutenant Oscar Gibbs, Captain. lst Lieu
tenant George W Dice, Captain; lst Lieutenant
Andrew Wilson, Captain; lst Lieutenant Edwin
P Woodbury., Captain; I'd Lieutenant James H
Grinnell lst Lieutenant; I'd Lieutenant Thomas
W Nash, 1st Lieutenant; I'd Lieutenant E F
Cartess, lst Lieutenant; 2d Lieutenant Gurley G
Crane, Ist Lieutenant; I'd Lieutenant Winthrop
Il Grant Ist Lieutenant; I'd Lieutenant Wilbur +
Chamberlin, lst Lieutenant ID Lieutenant Sllas
6 Elliott 1st Lieutenant.
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am g ROIAG

REVIEW OF CLEVELAND MARKET.
For the Week ending Saturday, May 2s.
MORRiHG LAADER OFEIOA,
SATURDAY EVENING, Nay IS, 1854.
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LES zkPHYR KNIT BREAT.
49, s1-A"ASa "A. Re. kgTTBElts,
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Receipts-Ths total receipts OF grain BY rail and
canal FER the week ending with to-day have been
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LAST WEEK, POSITIVELY,
OF THE
Young American Tragedian,

LAST WEEK, POSITIVELY,
OF THE
Young American Trsgedian,
wr. EDWEE ADAMS.
Pronounced by the Press and Public, with one
voice, Ia Z ARTlST OF THE AGE. Hewii appear
this evening in the Revolutionary Drama OF
The Bead 8esrt.
sentSd Mr. Adams s.nsatfon drsms Of q VIII Do pre-
tbs DEAD HEART.
Rotert tLandry...-........-...........Ed Edwin Adams
Catheri e Duyal....-...... ,....a r.. Ene Isier
OeTese'te with Hong)-....-.-..-MTs. J. Dickson
In active preparation and Will soon be presented
''The Hsretio" and 'Ths ioEst-O Leave nan
A THENEUN
"A mUsso mAs.a Ut
,. superior st., opposite Bank a.
a. hOHTPELIEk,-.-.-.....Pr Proprietor aud Nan lssr
First aFp Aranes Of
SIGN HELVEY.
Masioisn and Sword swal'ower the Wonder Of the
htnetsenth injury. .whO among other sxtraordio sTy
ieataswsiloFs tTo sgords q inches In Isns b.
Fifst appearance Of
MISS FANNIE HILLINGTON,
TIE beautiful COntrsltO Vocalist. Second appsar-
ahee Of
Miss KITTIE SINNER,
The Champion Jig Dancer OF America. Second an.
Mr. N. B. SHIMER,
The tsst Ethiopian Comedian and sonR-and-Dapoe
man IN the countrT supl BY all the sid aTortes
First night OF the Grand Bal st Of
La TARANIULA.
First night Of the new Psntomima,
LA PEROUSE, or the Intelligent Monkey
8 Dress Circie.,...,..2 2. cfs
deserved Orchestra stalls 80, -. so cts
The next family matinee will take place sat
lrday, June 4th.
Mr.. Johnny Stout, the pleasing Ba'ladist: Nick
1Tist the senowntd Juggier; Ada Tesmgu he
yharmiug Can iice ana Mis- Marsh the popular
)anseuso. arc engaged aGd glll shortly appear
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Mr.. Johnny Stout, the pleasing Ba'Iadist; Nick
GTist, the Renowned Juggler; Ada Tesman, The
Charming Can atiice, ana Mis-, Marsh the popular
Dansenae az. engAgea aGd will shortlY annear.
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Ist Lieutenant George RedWay, Captain; lst
Lieutenant Charles A Rhodes, Captain; I'd Lieu
tenant Henry A Mills, lst LleutenRnti ID Lieu
tenant Constantine Eddy, 1st Lieutenant Ser
geant James Allen, I'd Lieutenant
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sFAR0H-PearI s&e Pure 100; White Ontario
lOc; Silver gloss lI5fea-; Corn l2zalsc.
sALERATUs-DsLand's chemical 100; Gold Medal
I0cx.
/ RIoE-l7al2fc.
BHOOss-a2. .5OAs, 50 per dozen.
BoPs-Msnills, large sizes. zsa9le small sc.
Wooden Ware-Is fairly active and arm. We
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1O5TH INFANTRY.

2d Lieutenant D Smith, Ist Lieutenant;
Lieutenant Porter Watson, 1st Lieutenant.
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o-1Ibp oou Alo
7-3U's, A pr1l aud OctOber-...........il0 u2H
7-30's February and August--.....ll ll0 lies
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lst Lieutenant William Nixon, Captain; LIST
Lieutenant George S Childs, Captain I'd Lieu
tenant HenryG s Aldrich, LIST Lieutenant; I'd Lieu
tenant George Ansel, lst Lieutenant; Sergeant
Emit RampsYe, I'd Lieutenant; Sergeant James
Shoemaker, I'd Lieutenant; Sergeant Henry J
Carter, I'd Lieutenant; Sergeant James Z Bruce.
I'd Lieutenant; Sergeant Robert McMurray, I'd
Lieutenant; Sergeant orviue Eddy, I'd Lieuten-
ant.
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Pronounced BY the Press and Public, with one
voice, tn Z RTIST OF THE AGE HevI appear
this evening in the Revolutionary Drama or
The Bead Aeart.
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I'd Lieutenant John Gelder, 1st Lieutenant lst
light artillery; LIST Lieutenant Henry Valley,
Csptain Rlst independent Battery; ID Lisuten-
ant John NJ Raymond, lst Laeutensnt3lst Inds-
pendent Battery.
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In active preparation and Will soon be presented
..rhe Hsretic y and -.I be Llnket-oi I.aaua .l.r
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-09-08
IMPORTANT
TO ALL
L II y A L Z Id 8
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

1t is we'll known 10 the medical profession
that IRON is the Vital Principle of Life FL
ement of the blood. This is derived chief,
from the food We eat; but the food is no
properly digested, or if from any cause 0hat
euer, the necessary quantity of iron is moi
taken into the circulation, or becomes re-
duced, the whole system suffers. The bad
blood wilR irritate the heart. will clog up the
lungs, will stupefy the brain, will obstruc'
The liver, and will send its disease producing
elements TO all parts of the system, and eve
~ one will suffer in whatever organ may be
predisposed TO disease.
The great value of
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MASON TOCK.
LIVERY BUSINESS.
Valentine kautz G Wm. !un:sman,

Successors to NJ. B. Postens.)
"a Having purchased lhe stock sJa
Eg lately owned by NJ. B. Pos IN
.=Sslr=zIiens, take this opportunity to notify
their friends and the public generally, that
they have added considerable new stock to
the same, and will continue the business at
the old stand, on Franklin street. where they
are prepared to hire horses and carriages at
the lowest cash rates. Their horses are safe.
fast and gentle, and their vehicles consist OF
all kinds, to suit the taste of the fastidious.
Attentive ostlers always on hand, and drivers
furnished when desired. Call and see for
yourselves. Strangers taken to any part OF
lbe country at short notice. They will con-
tinue to run the new omnibus between this
oorough and the Railroad Depot Persons
Intending TO go on the railroad will be called
tor at any part of the borough, by leaving
their names at the Office near the stable
The omnibus will also be at the depot on the
arrival of trains to convey passengers into
town.
No pains will be spared to give satisfaction
TO all who may favor them with their patron
age.
KAUTZ & HUNTSMAN
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Ayers Cathartic Pills

A RE the most perfect purgailye which W,
N are able TO produce or which We thini
has ever been made by any body. Their eli
feels have abundanty shown 10 the commu
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iealers in medicine everywhere.
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1864-09-08
EEsON AS A MEDICINE

is well known and acknowledged by all med
ical men. The difficulty has been to obta in
such a preparation of it as will enter the cir
cuIation and assimilate at once with the
blood. This point, slys DR.. Hayes, Massa-
chusetts State Chemist, has been attained in
the Peruvian Syrup, by combination in a
way before unknown.