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ms hpecutallFe uurry mat chaTaCte t-e the o
kets fer the past three days completely subsldsd to-.
day. and tho leading markets made decided retro
grade, Flour In Now York declining 5Oesl5c. Wheat
2Og2se. Corn 394c. or course this market came TO
dead lock, SO far transactions are eoncernsd bat
as general rule holders Of Flour aud Wheat we're
not disposed to fall in proportion the above de-
cline, though dspossd to realize ct copcesiou
There we're however ne buyers at any figures, ana
the day nikRad ithcut sfrner OF FOur or grain
upon which to base q market.
In the Provision line there vss a much better de-
mand to-day for Smoked Meats, but nothing doing
| in PORK the market ruling unchanged and nrm.
We note 10 change in Butter, but the market Is
firm at quotations. with fair demand and only
moderate supply. Eggs were selling to-dsy st an
advance Of Ic, o,ing steady. Cheese Is steady and
unchanged, with good demand,
Highwines are unsettled and more OF ioss nomi-
nal there being very little inquiry and No sales to-
day. large DortioR % the stock on the market "a
limited ct si 749l75 hut these figures eould not be
obtained st present
Groceries are In COED steady demand, and IN ad-
vance is noted On Sugars Coffee, syrups, MoIssses,
Teas snd several minor artio ss The market closes
hrm st quotations.
Petroleum Is without change, but quiet, holders
being firm at quotations.
Flour-Dun and heavy. Sales after Change last
evening Of 3ls bbls XXX white at OlaOO; 200 bbIs
Xxx led ct slI,0O; IOO bbIs fancy DO at sT,sS.
Wheaf-Quiet and heavy. Sale ter Change Las.
evening Of cars red on track at s2s7
Corn-Duil closing less firm. sales after Change
last evening Of 5000 bushels free on board atIs4
Oars-scaTcs, quiet snd nominal ct ssgs7c from
store CSC on track.
PorK-InactiTe but arm Held at s4aO0for NO
city msa3i l3s,O0 for no. a
LHrd Steady. Sale 1000 lbs Oiiy-rsHdered at Ise
smOksd RIsats-Bore active and hrm Sales
1000 bs sugar cured canvssaed hams at 93c 800 Rs
Plsin unosnvassed hams st &c 1000 be shoulders st
&c; ns dried beef at I6c.
Mess Beef-DuT at sIT,O0 for cIsy-paeksd.
BHusr-stsady. Sales at s2as5c for good TO prime
Western Deserve. Central and western 2sasno.
KHEE-Soaree Rnd hTmer. Sales ct PC
Ohssss- Steady at Is9l5 for good to prime ". R.
ROW York Hsmbursh Ice,
HisEWInss-pull and heavy. Holds 3 askInz
sl,7t9I,7s, but there buTsrs at these figures
AloOh0l-steadY Held at % % for % por cent
Neutral Proof Spirits 81 s3al.s5.
Bcans-selling At t7,5 per bushel for prime me-
dium white.
sHls-Yery scarce, and Hrm. Fine s2,95; oosr-s
and ground solar ts0O
Dried dAuBle--z.-IIt--- -s--ssI- - sHlc-
1lisd PsaehSs-FiEa At SIC ,or TseIsd and aOe
or unpeeled.
PetrSIouz- Qaiet snd held at s0S1s0o for refined.
POIRI0es-Peachbl0ws in good demand, scarce,
snd selling at 81 40
Fish-In good demand ind fru. Whitsash, half
hbs. tlfooi Pieksrel hall bbIs, q So Trout, half
tba, $3.50; HefTiag S6,S5 GER bbi
VIII Fssd-In good request and firm At sss "a
ss.Oo Oats and ssFn ground together sl2oss4sOl At
the mills.
Oiis-Linsssd and Lard decidedly higher; other
quotations nominal, We quote as follows:
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MARINE IHTELLIGENGE.



EETERED---~----Jal7z 2
stmr Morning star, Vtger, Detroit
etmF Illinois, Robertson Ontons7o1, lis tozs frun
ore A-N-
Prop Isaei1s, Anthony, Buffalo
Prep Iron uitYs CsTeiand, Ontonsson Isa tons CD
Per -
fFoP soI taeEn Light, Much 0atonaEcn, $50 tons
PEOp Portsmguth, Traverse, Buffalo
Prop T1ogs, Waterbury, DunkfrF
Prop Pacific, Kelley, Buffalo
Prop Wins oV, smith Buffalo
sehr Gen Sissal, Kelley, OsWpEo
schr King Martini MarQustts, 4s8 tons iron ore
sehr Alzora, Oascaddam, KingsTiIle
schr Molunfs, Bslman, rOronro
eehr Hurek1. MalOtt, kinssvfIls
oonr 1lofsnces y ard. burEell, go n shiuriez
sehr ben franklin, Garlock, Port Rowan
scoW 5 Grant, ATerill, KinasvfIIe
seoW swallow, Fuller, Algonac
seoW Lime Rock, Fargher. Port Hops
ULEB EBRED.,.,...............-Suiy2 2
stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit
stmr Illinois, hobertEon. Opfouagen
Pop BaHtlg. McKee, Chicago
Prop Ilogas water hury. uuBkirk g7s1 rri- do--
rop Arctic Collins, Bunalc go N-i@ ---E
Prop Aaron, smith, Toledo
Prop Portsmouth,, TraFerss ssnsuskv
6Iop OWeE9, Bry ant, EanduskT
froP 0ntario, shaver, Ogdsnsburph- aIis bois 6our
11fog y ms qWs smith, Chicago
BARK Gen aherman. Oass thiosgo
g nr Y A hinE, Martin Marousifs
ecnr Mciluia. halmar, Hamilton, s65 tCrs ccsi
EN- I'm Jennie Mack, wood BurWsu
ncnr Ao -ueiT. Powers, Buffalo. 50I IONS cozf
sshr hypheni hothWell, Marqueffe, no ions essi
sCnW highland Chiafi Gardner, Clinton
- = ~ @Hia tFuUyi buru3, Detroit
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PROMOTIONS IN NORTHERN OHIo REGI.
NESTs.-The felloWingis s list of the promo
tions in Northern Ohio Regiments, during
the month of June;
7th Regimsnt--First Lieutenant G D
Lockwood to Captain.
23d Regiment-First Lieutenants D Ha-
ven, K Smith, and Harry Thompson to Cap
tains; Second Lieutenants Amos ellis and
W Crscraft to Birst LieutsDants Sergeants
Sweet, Leandsr Fl. Lane, Eugene Clark
and Francis NJ Kelley to Second Lisuton-
ants.
55th Regiment-Captain Edwin H Powers
to Colonel; Captain Charles P Wiokhsm to
msjoTi First Lieutenants Thomas W Miller,
Henry d Moore and John B Lowe to Cap
tains Second Lieutenant E Watson to
First Lieutenant
l04th Rsgiment-First LieutsLants James
" MoClymOnds and 0rrin G Vanderhoff to
Captains; Second Lieutenants Stacy Petit
and Joseph Z B. Siess to First Lieutenants.
l25th acknowledgment Wm CFOWell to
Second Lieutenant; First Lieutenant Ridge
ly Powers to Captain Second Lisutsnant
Charles Leimbsch to First Lieutenant.
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GRRAT BROAD eAUGE ROUTE
Atlantic 4 EFT Western Railway.

Passengers gSing IA tEsrd will remember that
this is the only rsute running trains that leave
Cleveland on sunday. night Express leaves dsiIF,
Saturdays excepted, st 9;1O P. nj, arriving st Ssla-
Insnoa at 4;44 A. NJ and New Tozb a. sz2 r. M.-
Sleeping Coaches attached
~ No Change Of Cars.
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send b rour Adr.rtisements

Advertisers will please send in their
favOrs by tomorrow morning, in order TO
insure insertion in Wednesday mornings
LEADER.
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ELEGANT engrsvings, choice pictures,
naw novels, hns stationary, rosewood writing
desks; soldiers portfolio's, kc., can be found
at Bakers, 259 Superior street and IOs East
side square. juIy2.I5s
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STREET CARs.-Ths cars Of the Klnsman
Isset and East Cleveland street rsiIrosdAu
will come down only to the Square to-day
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Revenue stamp. for Bals.
LOCAL NOTICES.

sTRASGERs attending the eoFzinR esls.
bration will consult their own intsrsst bv
examining the choice aud elegant stock Of
Photograph albums, ladies' travelling ba9s-
Portmonies, pOcket-bOoks, card eases s5d
general assortment Of fancy goods, IatoIv r.
oeiTsd at Bakers, 259 Saperior street. bsf,-.
purchasing elsewhere. Remember the mum
ber, 2s9 Superior street, near Monument
square. july2;I5s
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PRovIsIOH's WAsTED.-The arrival Of
ths RigA .ohiO yesterday and their pErti-
oipstiOn in the ovation Of to day will large
ly increase the number for whom the dinner
viii be spread. Therefore the COMMITTEES
eAsnsstly request cur citizens to bring in
provisions to the tables, on the squsrs, BY
eight O'Clock this morning. A committee
will be in waiting to receive them.
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REVENUE STAMPS
FOR sALH ATT TEE
LETKLAN POST TOFFIOK.
z. o0WLEs, P. Mi
CITY NEWS.

No PAPER To MoRRoW.-To-day being 6
National Holiday there will be no paper is
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
EONEY mARKEF.
APsRAIEa ss4Il LEADER oFFIOE.

d
SAfURDAT EVEHIEa, July 2. 1884
Gold-As yet, the repeal Of the Gold Bill has not
been followed by the decline in Gold that -. AZ.
peoted, nor do present indications aboyr t.f a. i
The faGtis the New York Spectators In Gold have
found themselves abs to carry the price 10 almort
any point, and they very 10th to give the nov
er they have thus been educated TO, and urobabiv
VIII not without ample reason The latest urivats
adviess received here this afternoon reported the
rates at 25225, but the regular press dpatch this
evening states the closing rates at Z3s9237 None o,
these quotations. however, can be regarded as rsi.
able, % irregular and vsTiable IA the market The
buying rates here to-day within the range Of sNa
zso The sales were very HIGHT Of range Of 2s0a7i0
sllVsr-BuTing ct ual5 per cent. below gold.
mOnsT-ThOuRh there was comparativsly Httls
demand for currency from outside parties to.day,
Bankers were kept busy eashing checks, which were
Offering largely In settlement Of quarterly balances
and for payments the large produce operations Of
the week Tbs result that several Of the Banks
were pretty closely pinehed bus al legitimate de.
mands were met.
EGohanBS-Oontinuss dun, and rstss are firm at
y of buying and . on 9par selling the former for
round sums.
GOVsrament BOads-Ars decidedly hrmer, and
boders generally not disposed to sen today At
dealsrs figures We quote clio ing rates as follows
Buying selling
Is9,ss April and Ootobar......,,..,I6s IA
tSsi HenfuArT and August.......lG3 zoe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-04

ALz the late novels and magazines FOR
sale at Bakers, 25s Superior street.
july2;15s
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sFsRcH-Pearl lie; Pure 1Dxo; White Ontario
Ilxoi Silver glOss ISoi Corn I4a-c.
sALERAFUs-stsady. DeLand'z chemical IKE;
Gold Medal l2c.
BIoE-l25falsc-
BRoozs-sz, ,sOas 20 Per dossn,
RoPE-Msnilla, large siEes, 2ss25c; small, &c.
Wooden Ware-SteadT Gt the following quota
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SPECIAL MEETING OF THE BOARD Or En-
sCAT1oE.-In consequence Of the 4th Of July
coming on Monday, no quorum in the Board
Of Education Is likely to be hsd, therefore 3
special meeting is hereby called for Tuesday
evening, July 5th.
J. n. sARsBET, Members Of
VIZ. DUsAE, the Board.
g. L. HARTEBLL
cisvsisnd, July 2, 1884.
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GrOeerles-Thsre IS continued cd demand,
and tho marker oiotes firm 1t The following quota
tiOns
SVsAR-PoTto Bloo 2za2sei Cuba 7Is2lc; Rev
Orleans z2az6o yellow oohee 2isz7c; white eof-
fee sOfaslc; crushed, powdered and grsuulatsd szc
OOEFEE-Rio l5a4soi Java 62s55e; MaraCabo 43
s5lc
sFI5Es-Peppsr 50e; OloFes s5c; Csssis sss5sc
Hutmegs tl,75sIss0; Pinlsnt0 i0a4sc.
eTKgPs-The range ID sl05sI 80, according to quail
ity.
MOI Assrs-Fa,r 10 chni.a l. on,ici a 81 rn.1 Il
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ll0lsV- Quite active, chiefly At psr cant.
StsFnhg exohRngs-luegulsra and unsettled.
selling &C 25Ia165. closing At 2tO
GOld-Heavy, irregular Rud unsettled Onsufnp
~ Aa240i declining 10 2SOa2s4 and closing 81 235a
Total a. ports Of specie to-day eg5 500.
t4uv8rnm aul gIockn- Firmer
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Six Cartons, new ribbons, In choice
eoloTs, opened this morning at Mrs. shsw's
rooms. junsI7:I57
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plsIsrERMEEr OF TIE REnaIEs.

Filing in through the crowd, VII ich quietly
rstires to make room for the approaching
column, the military enter the Cemetery at
the Erie street gate, AMI march down the
central aisle, so to speak, of the cemetery,
under the shade of the gTsndly oEer-arehing
eIms, to the Bradburn vault, around which
the crowd have gathered tbiOkIy. Here
they bait, and the hesrsss, beautifully decor
ted with the banner Of beautyland giOry,pass
down in front Of that Wall-like line Of men.
The iron door ofthe cemetery swings open
and the uofHns are borne forth. Upon each
Of them are laid "Hreaths of white lilies,
and, while the band bresthss out Its dirgs-
like music, they are placed within the hears
es which await them.
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00MHR OEAE.


mOBNING LEADER OFFIOE, =
sATUEDAT ETEEnIG, July 2, 1854.
hsesiPts-rhe following are the receipts Of grain
b. rail during the "A hourS ending at halfpast one
o'clock TODAY.
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The regiment now numbers ze5 men, ~
present organization is as follows
FIELD cFTIcERs.
Lieutenant Colonel, Franklin Sawyer.
Major, Albert H WinsloV.
Adjutant, John " De Puy.
Surgeon, Joseph L. Brenton.
Assistant Surgeon, J. ". Pollock.
coAFAET A.
First Lieutenant, ". D. Wethereil,
Second Lieutenant. ]. NJ. Travere
coMPANT 3
Captain, William Kinney,
First Lieutenant, T. 8. Galway
CoNFAETc c,
Captain F. w. Butler,
First Lieutenant ]. B. HysUuE,
Second Lieutenant D. s. Koons.
ooHPAETE.
Osptsin, ]. E. Gregg.
FIRST Lieutenant, James K. O. 'ReillsY.
ooHFAETF
First Lieutenant, q. 4. FsTua1a,
Second Lieutenant 7. 3. ThornbuTs.
ooMPAET Z.
Captain John G. Reed,
ooERAET K.
Captain " F. Pierce,
First Lieutenant, F. R. Leomis.
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Gsn'i N. BARLOW, Aids
Col. J. P. Ross,
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A OTTVE AQENTS WANTED 10

A OIlEE A0 EN Is w ANIhU TO
~ canvass each town and comfy "a Ohio for
new book, rust published, called OPEN FlgTU SIS
OF THE " ar Or, L5ric1, Incldt nts and skstches
Ct the Reb5liiOa IL is having rapid sale. Agenta
viii do we'll to secure territory esrlY.
EnclOss stamp Tor Circular 70 -
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VN ANTED IMMBDIATELY FOB
wv tins QusrteTma5tef's Department st Nash.
Vile, Tenn SO labOrersi wages SIC per month and
Flti0na. 800 tsamsier5 IS per month and "a
fiODa To men capable OF taking charge Of . Train
e WaFonmastor, that will report with Twenty
tT-dFe $50 per mouth viii be given. Assistants
with fifteen men SO per month None need apply
but able bodied willing 70 engage faf sz mOnthE
Transportation furnished. Apply 70
d. SHERWOOD ARent OF A. q. n.
al tf1rle d,a a
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The Last HOnOrs to the Dead.
BURIAL OF COLONELs ORRIGHTON
AND CRANE
The Seventh Act as Military EscOrt.- Re-
movaI0fshe Remains from she RrIe Street
Csmetery-The Procession to Woodland
Funeral Obsequiess

The Seventh Act as Military Escort Re-
mOvaIOfthe Remains from she RrIe Street
Csmetery-The Procession to Woodland
-.FuneraI Obsequies.
More than six months ago, sad pageant
moved through the streets of Cleveland, bear
ing to a resting place in the bosom of Earth
our common mother, the remains of two gal
liant soldiers and gentlemen, the Colonel and
Lieutensnt Colonel Of the Old Seventh, who
fell as such heroes should upon the
bloody slopes Of Ringgold, in 8
gallant but unsvailing charge. That sep
ulture, however, though magnificent, was
temporary and Incomplete It has been the
intention and desire of the friends Of Colo
neIs Creighton and Crane to find final
resting place for their bodies among the
beautiful surroundings of Woodlsud Gene
terry; and no more appropriate time for the
fulhlment Of their wishes could be selected
than while the Seventh Regiment, which they
had led SO bravsIy and so we'll, was present
to assist in the burial obsequies. Yesterday
was therefore selected ss the most fitting and
convenient day on which to consign these
bodies to their fnsl-resting place.
At three o'clock yesterday afternoon, the
Seventh Regiment left Camp Cleveland, IN
der escort of the Forest City Band, and
marched, under command Of Lieutenant Col
onel McCIeIlsnd, to the city. Turning down
Superior street, they halted in front Of the
Wsddell House, when they were Joined by
the pall-bs4rers, who we're selected by Lieut.
snant Colonel McClsllsnd from among the
officers now on duty in this city. Their
names are as follows:
Major Geo. Phelps, Paymastsr U, 8. A.
Captain ThrOckmorton, U. S. A.
Captain Kellogg, U. s.. A.
Lieutenant Hazen,' U. S. A.
Surgeon Manson, U. S. A.
Captain Kinney, sIh o. VI.
Major Bellows, 9TH o. V. L
Captain Wilcox, 7th o. VI.
Captain Krieger, 7th o. VI.
Captain Brsden, 9Th o. ', I,
Captain Howe, 9Th o. VI.
Captain Clark. zth o. VI.
The regiment,precedsd by the pail bearers,
and escorted by the Forest City Band, then
procseded at once to the Erie Street Cemetery
where the remains of COlOnols Creighton and
Crane had boen deposited in the RradhHTn
Vault, on the eighth of December, 1868,
Here 4 vast crowd of people had gathered,
filing the oemeteTyWith its immense throngs,
u
far as could be seen. A large procession Of
the friends of the deceased, in carriages, had
sIresdybeen formed in front of the cemetery,
under the directisn of W. 6. stedmsn City
Sexton, and the Committee of Arrangements,
which consisted of Mayor ssnter, and
Msssrs. Band, Roberts and sturge's Of the
City Council.
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MORNINGLEADER.

MONDAY MORNING. JULY 4. 1888,
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ZINE IVORY BANDLK ia
a. OOWLES'.
june2
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mo LET-A LARar HALL INTHE
nHOTOgRAPH CARDs FOR

TfSHE SPLENDID ST EEL EN-
0rsvIug, "OHaIST BLHBslSG LITTLE
OHILOREA " g. inst published. Oiergymsnt La
dies aud 1sachsrs can mud pleasant and profitable
emp:oY nent in iakinE orders Tor this beauufl Pic
ure on Egs1ided territory B0r PARTICULARS address
~. BILL,
Boon No. 4. Leader BEiidIuEs, OisSsiandp ulio.
tunsIO-l53
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HfANKH1s,
ETO., gro.
ia good EtocE c0nstsHtiY On hand Rdsptse 70
the Western Market
Market prices paid Tor wool ana feltai u uAsn
a glManufactuTBd Goods.
Once and BaiesrOOulss
IS WATER STREET CLEVELAND o.
au2-Rz
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& lot OG Ground,

situate in the borough of Bedford on the corner of
FIT and Richard streets being SO feet in 'front.' on
PIt; street, and 240 on Richard street, composed OF
whole lot aud one third OF a lot.
This property IS esteemed one OF the best busi-
ness LOCATIONS IN the borough. and will be sold alto
gether divided into smaller lots 10 SUIT purchasers
auFiect 10 tue lease Of the tenants ia possession
ALSO-Ar the same time and place, about 1900
acres Of valuable timber and farm lands in lots of
between one and two hundred acres, situate in Sho-
yers Valley. and on the west side of Durning' $
Mountain, aboat lh-ee miles south of Bedford.
ALSO--A valuable tract of land, known "a the
"Farmer Survey" adjoining lands belonging 10 tae
Bedford Springs property, containing 80 acres moIs
less. OF which large portion IS meadow ground
and part thereof cleared and under fence.
Plots Of the above lands can be seen at my Office
for ten days before day of sale.
TERMS-Onethird Of purchase money 10 remain
ia hands of purchaser during lifetime of widow anC
interest 10 be paid her annnally-oue-third of TIE
residue 10 be paid on the confirmation OF sale, and
baidnce IN two equal annual Payments without in
felest. 4. KING, Trustee.
April J, lS64-4t
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BELL'SS PECfFIC PILLS-WARRASTED IN ALL
CASES. Can be relied en- Never fail TO curel Do
rot nauseate Are speedy in action No change Of
diet required. DO not Interfere with business pur
suitsi Can be used without detection Upward Of
200 cures the past month--some of them very Sc
we're cases. over one hundred ph hysieans have used
them in heir practice, and all speak we'll OF their
efficacy, and approve of their composition, which is
entirely vegetable. and harmless on the system -
Gundreds of certificates b. shown.
BELL S Specific PlLLs the igina and only
genuine Specific Pill. They adapted for male
and female, old young, and the only reliable rem
edy for etscting permanent and speedy cure in II
cases OF SpermatoFrhea, or Seminal Weakness, with
all its train of evils, such as UrethTi and Vaginal
Discharges, Gleet, the Whites, Nightly or lnvoun-
tary Emissions, Incontnence, Genital Debility and
ITrtability, impotence, Weakness or Loss of Pow
er, Nervous Debility, &c, &c. all OF which arise
principally from Sexual ExcesseS or Self-Abus@,
or some constitutional arrangement, ami incapac-
tatss the sufferer from fulfilling the duties of mar
Tled life. In all sexual diseases, as Gonorrhea, q,
elect, and Strictures and Diseases Of the BIad-
der and Kidneys, they act charm Relief is ex-
perienced by taking single box.
Sold by all the principal druggists. Price 81,
They will be sent by naI', seCureiy sealed and
cOnfdentialy, On receipt of the money by
No. 76 C,dar street. New York,
Consulting Physician Tor the treatment Of Seminal
Urinary, Sexual and Nervous Diseases, who viii
send, free to all, the following valn Ib!e work, n
sealed envelope:
THE FIFTIETH THoUsASD--DR. BELLS IREA-
TISE on Seif-Abuse, Premature Decay, Impotence
and Loss of Power, Sexual Diseases. Sennna w ak
ness, Nightly Emissions, Genital Debility, &c., &c
pamphlet OF Ct pages, containing Inpo tant al
vice 10 the afflicted, and which should be read BY
every sufferer, as the of in the seyerest
stages is plainly set forth. Two stamps required
10 pay postage.
December 1, Is63-lysc
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1oCrr PROCLAMATION.

To tie Coroner, tie J3s.tceS Of the Pezcs anR Con
stables in The dtfsrent TOrenships IN the CoH-s,s
Of Bsdford, Grating.
KNOW YE that pursuance of precept 70 ne
directed, under the hand and seal OF the Har.
JAMES MILL, President Of the several Courts
OF Common Pleas the Sixteenth District, con
ssTing Of the counties OF Franklin, Fuion. Bedford
and Somerset, and by virtue of his Office of the
CouTt of Oyer anc Terminer and General Jail de-
livery for the trial of capital and other offenders
therein and in the General Court of Quarter Sess-
ions of the Peace; and SAMUEL DAVIS and JAMES
Burns, Jr. Esqs,, Judges OF the same Court
in the same County OF Bedford, Yoa aud each of
you are hereby required to be and appear in your
proper persons with your Records, Racognizances,
Examinations, and other remembrances before the
Judges aforesaid at Bedford, at Court of Over and
Termlher and General Jail Delivery and Genera!
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace therein to BE- holden
for the county of Bedford, aforesaid on the first
Monday Of May, (being the 2d day) at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon of that day, there and then
10 do those things to which your several offices ap-
pertain.
GIVEN under my hand at Bedford, on the sth Of
4 p il, in the year of our Lord, S64.
JOHNsALDSTADT,
Sherif's Office, Bedford, shsyiS.
dpIi' 8, 1868
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1864-04-08
TFeasurer's Sale
OF CASEaTED LANDS.

Agreeably TO the provisions of an Act of Assem-
bly,, directing the mode of selling unseated lands for
taxes and for other purposes, passed the 1911 day
March, 1915, and the supplements thereto passed
the 18th day of March, 1917 and the 25th of March
1881. The Treasurer of the connty OF Bedford aere
by gives notice 10 all persons concerned therein
that unless the county, state schoo and road taxes
due the following tracts OF unseateG lands, stu
ate in Bedford county, are not paid before the day
OF sale, the whole, or such parts of each tract as
viii pay the taxes. and the costs charseabe there
on, will be sold at the Court House. ia the borough
Of Bedford, on the second Monday of June, next,
9th da) 70: the arrearsges of taxes due, and the
cost accrued thereon and said sale viii be coatin-
ued from day 10 day until all are di Sposed of.
J. FARQUHAR, Treasurer.