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The general market continues to rule very quiet,
except for provisions, which are quite active and
the receipts Of grain small as hsrdy 10 merit
mention. The small transactions we report show no
change in prices Corn is IN fair inquiry for shelled
and the market Is lower. Highwines eoutinue dull.
but the market is decided ' hrmsr, holders rsHIns
81 2O with sales Of small lots at this figure. We note
no materis' change in other articles.
We give sales and quotations as follows;
EIOur-Sales 100 bbIs double extra red at $50 ;
100 bbis chnina do at sT,75.
sShest-sales car ordinary red at aI,4s ; 1 car
good do at sl,5l5s; oarchoioe amber at sI,ss.
COrn-In fair inquiry, and lower Sales on
Change OF cars shelled track at sl,Is; before
Change car sbelled on track at s1Is, and car ear
at sII2.
Oats-Firm hut quiet
Rye aud Barley without movement.
POrk-Active at s2s 90 for city mess and s25 90 for
No. 2mess.
Lard-Firm and in good demand stl4c for city
rendered in tieroes, with sales OF 2 600 ms.
Smoked meats-Active at the following quota
tions; cauvassed hams Iec; sugar-cured do, uncan-
vassd,lso; plain do l7c; shoulders he clear bacon
7o,sales at quotations OF 1900 ms canvassed hams,
l''OO lbs sugar-curei Do uncauvasssd 100 rs clear
bacon.
Butter-smsu sales at 25az7c for prime Western
Reserve.
EsS.-A shade armer. gales in a email, way at 15a
Iso.
Cheese Old prime ". B. 6rmer at7@ls,. New
lOallo
HiEhWines-Firmer- but dull. Holders are ask
ing $40, with some smalI sales at this figure
NcOhOI-Hsld At 2,42a2, a for ss per cent. Neu-
trsl Proof Spirits sI,27.
seeds-In moderate request, and selling at s5,l2h
-2a for Timothy. and s7,7s for Glover.
saIt-Firm. Fine s2,25, ooarse and ground
solar $3.50
Dried AppIes-In good request at 999Ko.
Dried Peachea-The demsnd is fair At 276zsc
for peeled and l7Slso for unpeeIed.
POtRtOes-Fairly active at sI,I5 for Neshan-
nocks and sI,lO for Peach blows, Sale of I car Of
the latter at the quotation.
PefFOleum-Quiet at 66a6sc
TRlIow-SaIe 500 rs at IO5<c.
Pluster-In fair demsnd at SO Per ton sor land
$3.50 per barrel for Dentist" and s525 per bar
rel for common calcined
Flsh-The market is quiet but firm at the follow
ing quotations: White Fish, half barrels, $3.50;
Piekerel, half barrels, $3.50; Trout, half barrels,
$50; Herring s6, 50 per half barrel.
Lime-Akron and OsWegO water lime in good
request at s2,OO
MIL Feed-In good request and firm at s2sOOa
5,O0 Oats and corn ground together sl2OOfsl500 at
the mills.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-05

PURoHAsE.-Dr. J. P. Robson, Of Bed
ford, has purchased the residence Of the late
Lsvi RsWson, on Superior street, for SIS, 800.
We understand that be does not intend to
leave his beautiful residence in Bedford be-
fore uintar.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-05

UHITED STATES CoURF.-The Court was
yesterday engaged in hearing arguments in
the salvage case of Ryan and Riley Ds. the
scOW William Kelley. The testimony in
this case was taken at the last term of the
Court.
GOotIisb Fiegel, for assembling an enrolling
officer, was yesterday sentenced to ten years
imprisonment.
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BLAHKs.-We shall, in future] 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
pectfuIly invited. Terms reasonable. Or
ders by mail promptly attended to.
E. CowLEs & Co.
April "a, 1854.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-05

FoK JoHEsoR's IsLAED.-TWo companies
of the Fifty first Regiment, National Guards,
one hundred and twenty msn strong, from
Burton, Geaugs County, and from Newton
Falls, Trumbull County, arrived yesterday
morning on tho Atlsntic & Great Western
Railroad, and marched through the city to
the Union Depot. They left for Johnson's
Island in the afternoon on the sandusky
train.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-05

8eware Of COHnteEEeiss.
Gee that the signature OF &C. III Jackson" is on the
WRAPPER OF each bottle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-05

gEving had over twenty years experience IN the,
ttatment OF Chronic Diseases Of every character, ea
Fscialy the Throat and Lungs viii give perfect sat-
Is action TO all who may apply for relief Having had
successful practice in the above named places for
several years with unparalleled success OF which sat-
named places.
All medicines prescribed, and not operating satbI
actory, the money shall be refunded for all such mad
iGines returned. Price Of Medicine for one month
tom 500 to 500.
Eg-The Doctor can be consulted theast two weeks
OF svery mouth at his residence, No. g Garden ST.,
Cleveland, D. Post Ofics address-BOx I'LL.
decl6R28-itamdAE O. s CLARK NJ
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REMEMBER the sale at auction by o. Cut
ter Son, Of the fine house and lot of Mr.
A. Fuller, No. 100 Euclid street, on Thurs
day, May 5th, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, on the
premises. A rare opportunity to purchase a
nice residence. See advertisement.
may 8: I4Q.
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In consequence Of the late call upon the
National Guards, taking seven Of my clerks,
am compelled to close my store at 1Os Pub
lie Square for 100 days. Subscribers and
customers will be waited upon at my store,
No. 239 Superior street.
may3149. W. D. BAKER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-05

DUPREz & GREEE's MINISTRIES. - The
third and closing night of this excellent
company was very successful one. A full
and delighted audience was present. We
trust that the company may visit as again
snnn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-05

POLICE CoUzT-MAY 4rH.-Intoxicstion
William Person, fined $40 and costs.
Petit Lsroeny-Patriok CowIey, fined $15
and sent to he County Jail for ten days on
bread and water.
Assault and batteIy-John Csdy, fined $50
and costs; VIM. Klein, discharged; Conrad
Klein, discharged Henry Mitchell, costs.
Disturbance-Frank CahiIl, fined 50 and
costs.
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A HANDSOME PREsEEF.-The members Of
Company A, 29th Regiment National Guard,
hEvs presented Adjutsnt GoodWillie with an
elegant military saddle. The present is val
liable, useful and well bestowed.
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CHEEK.-We hepe none Of our readers
will fail to hear Mr.. Mortimer Thompson
better known as 90 K. Philsnder Doe
sticks P. B." on this suggestive topic, at
Brainsrd's Hall tonight. The lecture is a
humorous and philosophical disquisitiOn on
that universal and remarkable quality sug-
geStiveIy called "Cheek." It has bsen very
successful wherever it has been delivered,
and will, we are sure, be equally successful
hsra
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-05

tCoNrIsUED.l
CHAPTER IX-THs SMASH Or.
When woke mp In the morniRg
The Train vas standing still; -
On one side 1 saw a river,
On ths other steep bill,
"Now 4 wonder. Vls in thundsr,";
Said I, "can the matter T. p
As / opened wide the window
And looked out that misht ses.
Then heard the cank Of hammers,
Saw men rushing to and iroi
And TO see It did go,
Bat did not have to go far
Ere q sight did behold;
A sight u,'lT had 5een before
And made mT blood run cold.
Right before me on the railroad,
And not twenty rods ahesd
Was freight trim smashed 70 pieces,
And an old COW lying dead.
"Iell me, please, sir, what's the matterf %
said 70 man quite near,
We must stop six hours here"
There were hogsheads Of tobacco,
And dead hogs lying Oh ths ground.
sucar, Flour, Coal and Bacon
In proiusion scattered round.
Men were busy moving rnb6ishs
Some we're busy laying track
And as Was only In theirway
To the cars soon went back.
Oh the grumbling and the grogJiuR
That in the cars met,
II was laughable to hsarit,
And / never shall forget.
some we're fr6ttng for their breakfast,
While some svore that on that RaiIrosd
Never more that way would come
and we wish 70 infOrTR our numerous friends and
the public that we sti oor the largest and besf a.
s0rtmsntof
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Ia the City Of Cleveland Our stock Of OIoths 6as-
simoros FestinEa and Military Goods Of all descrD-
tons, is very large. Call st
Lsseo A. Isas9's Union Hall,
sce Agency iOE the EIs % geisbrsrsd Sewing
@eeninaas btorr'l AutOmston Pressman, a1A
Strong Patsns Army Bsd-Truuk.
~ Corner Superior and unfcn-Sfa.
- L.ook oct Tor the GIAHTe. fsbsg
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STARVATION IMNIEEET.-A lady re-
marked yesterday, in presence Of her fsmi-
ly, that the departure of the National Guard
would take away the .fo'Oer Of Cleveland.
Her young son answered, +" Yes, mother, not
only the -four but the Uery best bredP'
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Is tine Best Tonic In the World,
~ READ WHO SAYS so: "a

From tho Esv Levi G. Beck, Pastor Of the Baptist
Church, PembertOn, New Jersey, formerly ef The
North Baptist Church, Philadephir-
Ihavs known Hoohandis German BittsFs iavorably
for a humber OF years. have used thsm in my own
family, and nave been pleased with their eneciE
that was induced 70 recommend them TO many otu-
ers, and know that they have operated in str1kns
Iy beneficial manner. take great pleasure IN thus
publicly proclaimng this fagt, and calling the atten
ton OF those all cted with the diseases Tor winch
they are recommended, to these Bitters, knowing
from experience that my recommendation viii be
sustained. do this more cneerfuliy As HOohands
Bitters Is intended to benefit the afflicted, and Is moi
4 rum drink Yours truly,
LEVI g. BEUk.
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TEACHERS ExAnEATIoE.-Ane exsmins-
ton of applicants for teachers certificates
will be held in the Court House on Saturday
next.
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HEADQUARTERS FLAG.-W. B. Butts yes
tsrdsy morning presented the officers of the
29th with a national flag fer their head
ouarters
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Especial to the Cleveland LEADER.I
CHICAGO. May
EIour-Firnser Sales of 400 bbs spring extra
ut s5.62&a6,o0
WheaI-lc higher Sales No l spring at 81 ,25a
I,2sH. and No 2 At o, ,221aI. 23S. closing firm.
COrn-Steady. Sales No. I at &C, and No at
95<ao6Hc.
flafs--DuIl. Light sales No at 66a5s4o.
Rye-Firm. Sales at 81 "a.
RsrleY- Firm at At 81 30 for for No. ?.
Whlaky-DulL Light sales at u, ,l5als sl51E, clos
ing fiat At sll5
ProvisiOns-Tn good demand.
PORK-Mess in good demand. saleB at e25S)a2T.
BULK MEATB-rirm. Sale. OF hams at i4c Oss.
LARD sales prime kettle rendered at l3isal4c.
Beef Cattle Quiet. Sales at s4,50s7,50.
Bfvs H0Eu-Duil. Sales at e5,T5a7 so.
RrefRhts-Dun at S4c for corn to Buffalo, and
I31<R for wheat to Kingston.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ENTERED. 4.
Stmr Morning Star, Viger, Detroit.
Prop Acme, Hathaway, Buffalo.
Prop Meteor BydeT, Detroit.
Prop Olean Driscoll, Dunkirk-
Prop City Of BOs on, Mcdenrys Ogdensburgh.
Prop Atlantic, Pratt, Bunalo.
ScoW American Eagle, Brannan, Port Burwell.
scOw Black swan, Fitch, Black biver.
Scow SuIler Girl, Carter, Point au Peee.
CLEARED. 4
Stmr Morning Star, ViRer. Detroit.
Prop Hcme, Hathaway, Toledo.
Prop Northern Light, mericle, Ontonagon.
Prop Iron Oity, Turner, 0ntOnagon
Prop o II Of Boston, HcHenry, chicago
Bark ID n Faster, (British) FOeter, Tri Connell.
Brig Maydl Wer, Day, Milwaukee, 26517 tons coal,
Bchr G Drew, Palmer, Buffalo, 200 tons coal
sohr Lucy ARchsrd, Henderson, Buffalo, l65 tons
coal.
schr Vermont, McAdsms, HilWsukee, 100 tons coal.
Schr Darlington, Thompson Portage, so sons coal.
Schr King Sisters, Norm earquette, lj0 tons coal.
Scow Oornet, tie ds- Black River.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-05

'ren-FOEty Government Loan.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
TaK FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
OF OLEVEAED,
designated permanent Depository of the Govern
ment, is prepared to receive subscriptions 70 the
Ten-EOFty Government Loan,
now ready for delivery
Depository for U. 8. Oficerg, Paymastsrs and
QuartermAstsrs. mar30-I52.
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TaE AKRON GUARDs.-This excellent
Company, under the command of Captain
Everett, are expnntsd 60 arrive to-day
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o. 8. A. GENERAL HOSPITAL,
CLEVELAND, ONO, May 4, 1884.
Proposals will be received at this Hospital
for deing the washing of same by contract,
at 30 much q man per month.
JNO. R. MCCLURG,
Surgeon o. S. A, in Charge.
May5I I4Q
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THETwENrY-NISTH REGIMENT.


till after the Draft---COmpanfes assfgned
70 IL.
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d0MME CIAA,

CLEVELAND nIARKKF-
sF0R5TE9 BnADER OFFTCE,
WEDEEsDAT STEsus2, May 4. 1884.
Reeeipts-The following are the receipts Of grain
by rail and canal during the "a hours ending at half
past nine O'Clock this morning
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Mays

Ar the Great Bankrupt Sale Of Boots
and Shoes, just received, "a cases Ladies and
ChiIdren's Boots aud Shoes, which, for style,
quality and durability, cannot be exceIIed.-
The prices are less than msnufacturers' cost.
1O8 Superior street. msy5:149
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
PIN OTAE,

HoRNINe LEADER OEF1oE,


MORNING LEADER OFF1OE,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, May 4, 1884
GOld-rhe advance established in Gold yesterday
In Wall street, probsblJ having foundation other
than the wishes OF the gamblers was not msintainei
to-day, ths market falling back per cent from yes
terdsy, closing heavy ct 7sN. The buying rate here
to-day opened a. II. but with the decline IN New
York closed at 70 per cent premium.
sIIVsr-The buying rate for silver to-day was IS
ass.
MOney-wIth an improved demand for money to-
day, the market ruled little close, but lesitimste
borrowers were not stiuted The regular rates are
6471< psr cent.
ExshanEs-There is a greet abundance, and the
market rules quiet at the 'oIoEing rates: Govern
ment National and Ohio funds par Eastern and
Pittsburgh y per cent discount.
GOvsrnmeut Beuds-Eirm and in good de-
mand at the following quotations:
Ruying. EeIIFnR
5-21s, Nav eoupons soft.........-.-.....l0s< I17K
7-aa's, April and October............loq II2
7-s0s, February and AuguEt-..-.--le9 Il2
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BUFFALO NIARKKT-may 4.

[HY TELEGaAPH-l
Fi8uF-Dull.
Whear-DulI, heavy asd nominal at previous
quotations, with no buyers.
Corn-Quiet. Last sales at Fl ,l0al,l2.
OnGH-Quiet At Z c.
Other grains nOminai.
WhIaky-Null. Held at 81, IS without bids.
Canal rfretRhtfR-Wheat TO New York l5c oats
l0c whest TO albany l5c corn l2c
Lake I'm mBOrIs-FlOur l5,4l3, wheat 2,S75.
Canal Expsrts-Nheat 95,5S3, corn 1000, oats
81 $50 flour 80.
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DR.. q. N. Jssk5On-Dear Sir: Personal experience
enable mo to say that regard the German Bitter
prepared By you q moss excellent medicine. 10
OF severe cold ana general debility have been
greatly benefited by the Of the 5ittors, and dOub
mot they will produce similar effects on otherB
Yours, truY, WABREN RANDOLPH
Germantown, Pa.
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EMPIRE MIEIEG CoHPAEE.-A meeting
of the shareholders of the above Company
will be held on Thursday, June ID, at
o'clock, P. M, at the Office ef G. A. Read &
Co, Cleveland, Ohio, for Ievying an assess
ment on the stock, and for the election Of
officers.
sp25-et4H L. ". FoRD, Secretary.
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z. B. HALE, Banker,
LOCAL NOTICES,

Revenue Etsmps for Sale.
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NEQu hBN = AtNt tlA DAouta - A-eAses ~ aoS
EncyciOpsdiaOi OF religious knowledge and Ohris-
ttan ChTcnlcle. Philadelphia.
hiEhUugr NOT dis POsvd 70 sasOr or recommend Al
0nt Medicines in gsneg al, through distrust Of then
Ingredients and eneetl, vet knoE OF no sumoienI
Why man maf not testify 20 the benente nt
believes himself 20 have received nom any simple
preparation, in the hSpe he nay tans oon-fieut3 ta
Ne benefit Of Othora.
do this the more reaoiy a. regard 60 boOnAnd1
German Bitters, prepared " Dr. q. NJ. jackson, OF
this city, becsu5s preludiced against them OF
many years, under tine Impression snst they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. Z Indebted ~ ms
friend Robert Shoemaker Eos, Tor he removed this
pr0udics by proper tests, and for announcements 70
Try fhsm, when suffering from great and long contin
ned debility. The 0f .hrse bottles OF these BIT
tsrs, the beginning Of the present year, TO-
lowed cy evident relief and restoration 70 degreeO
bodily AID mental vig0r which had not elt ior siI
months before, and hsd almost despaired Of resanng
Therefore thaEk God ana my friend Tor directing NJ
70 the uso o. them = HGNIpN bkcNh
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ACADEMY OF MUsIO-The Octoroon was
last night repeated with success. The
piece, poor one in itself, was we'll rendered,
and the audience we're evidently delighted
with the acting of Miss Denim and Mr..
Ryan. who were finely sustained by the com
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= Es H95EE NAREEE- May 4.
TsE EsIEsRAgH.I
FIaRHV--Money Quiet and easv AZ 6a7 par cent.
Sterling EIehaGEs-Quiet at l9j1zale7 for cur
reuNY.
G9Is-sca,cely so firm Opening st sos and clos
ing heavy at 7s4.
E1nyernERast as-abs-D1ll Five-Twenties
eoupons llsal05E Seveu-thirties, October and
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Q. A. READ. o. wOoDwoRrH. F.-H. READ.
@. A, READ & CO.,
ANKERS,
95 SUPERIOR sTR EET.
Receive subscriptions to the

q. s. 1o-4o 5 per cent. Loan,
Interest to commences on day oTreespt Of subscription
The interest is payable in Gold, semi annually sn
the first days OF March and September, and it is ex-
pected the bonds viii be ready for delivery be-
fore the first OF May.
- REmITAHCES may be made Us By Express in
Government, National and Ohio Currency. or in
York, for which Bonds ordered " i'll be
returned as soon as issued as parties may direct.
5-3O and 500 U. ,. INTEREST.
We are paying the highest Premium for Interest
Coupons Of april Ist, on o. 8. 80 Bonds. Also for
interest Coupons Of May Ist, on U. S. $50 Bonds.
S.O0 We shall be pleased to NIL orders for these
O-NtB. Bonds at market rates, and shall endesv-
or to keeB constantly hand, ready for immediate
delivery, a full assortment Of Government Stocks,
serve also buy and sell, OF Commission, ~
all Ends of Stocks and Bonds.
At the New York Stock Exchange.
q A. READ &c Co, Bankers,
arr5Ra oS Eur~rfar-st CisvatsuS a.
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MORNING GLFADER.
rHURsnIY MoRNTNa. mIY ). 1s64.
FRAYKLLKR,s RKGIsFER.


On and aFfer MONDAY. NAV 2d. 'Ssl. Will
Leave Poclxv River s:90 A. NJ and I;s0 P NJ.
Jesva Cleveland on west Side Street. 0ars from foot
= OF Sub -rinr - Ii.31 A. VI and 5-a0 p NJ
Fares Garl1dfns Street Raiirozd.l 50 cents Tqm
Sflverthorn'a: (: % esnts from Rockport House; Il
osnts from BROOKLYN House.
An nmuibus will leave Rocky Rivar Sunday mora
ing ~ so'clock and rstur1 st ?. NJ.
Ofica. No rs7 Snrerfor street apr0-l49
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From the Rev. Tnomas Winter, Pastor or RoXboI
Ough Baptist Church.
DR.. JacksOn-Dear Sir: ! feel Il due TO your excel
lent preparation Hollands German 5ittsrs, to sdd
ny testimony 70 the deserved reputation IL has Oh
tained. 1 have for years. 81 times, been troubled
with great disorder In my head and nervous system
was advised By friend 70 JTy bottle OF your Get
man Bitter. i did 80 and have experienced greet
and unex pected relief; my health has been very
tsrially beReftted. i confidently recommend the
article where meet with case similar to ny ovo
end have been assured By many Of their good sects
Respectfully, yours, 7. WINTER,
k0IborOugh, Pa
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100 DAYS aERvInz-So reado tho order.
Have you friend that ia compelled to go?
II so present him with q bottle of Porter's
Cure Of Pain. It will cure all kinds of camp
diseases, and never fails to cure Disrrhsa,
Cramp and pain in the stomach, Collie, DO.
1t can be procured at any Drug Store for Is
cents, and has saved the lives of thousands
of brave soldiers. Don't 60 without bot
tie in your knapssoks. apr28:I49
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Fourth Ms ht OF the Great Sensation Actress
MISS * A TIE ID ENF FEE
And the popular Irish Comedian
MR.. SAM R AMI
Last Night Of the great Sensation Drams Of
EAST LINEE.
THURSDAY Evening. May 5th, will be presented
the most successful plHy in acts called
EAST LYNNE,
Isabel -.--.-..--.... .--.--. =, ,,,, Mis-;
MAGAZINE, ....s...-....-.....s. MAIN DENIM
Archibald CARLISLE ..... Mr.. McOollOm
Sir Francis Leyeson. ....-......mr, oltn stuart
Mis- JOrnslia CsrlYle...........MrI. J. Dickscn
To conclude with the successful drama called
MOUNTAIN OUTLAW.
Lanty McLsuRhlin ....-......---.. Mr.. Sam Ryan
To-mo row Benefit OF Miss KATE DENIM.
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HeaE.asa'g ZEE alTTEss

Hg0Fl ssa'g 8EsAEa alTTgss
D Y S P e P STA.
AHD
DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OBJ THE LIVER.
And Digestive Organs,
ARE CURED By
HOOland's German Bltters,
THI GszAT STRENaTHzN1se ToN1Ol
These Bittsrs have performed more Cures
Have and do give better sasitastisnI
Rave more Tsstineayi
HAve nose Respectable FeOpls 50 ysuoh iOr shsua.
TEAM ANY oTEBR ARTICLE IN MARKET.
RssIy aHy One to COntradict this Assertion,
AND WILL PAY $1,000
To any enc that VIII produce Certificate published
by rs, thst 1t is not eENUnH.
Hoohand's German Bitters
VIII Cure Every OAss OF
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of The Kidneys
and Diseases arising from DisOrdsrsd StOnash
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
Resulting from Disorders OF the Digestive Organs
Oozs:ipstioa IavsTd Piles, F1lnsss OF Blood % the
Bcee- Acidtts Of the Stomach, 9aQsea, Heart
Weight in IN the he stomioh, ton; --StSf Sour
Gructstions, sinking or
EAlAAeEAHA NJ LAe
PIT o; tho Stomach, swimming Of the Head, HuTris1
and Difficult Breathing, Ftpttavtns st she
EesrI, choking or auGoCsttng Sensa-
tons when In q y ymg gOsture,
Dimness Of Vision, Dots
or Webs before
tho eig1t, EeEer and Duh PGia N the Head, Den
c;enoy o. FeEspiration, Yeilowne85 cf the SKIN
and Ayes Pain IN the Side, 8seE. Chest,
Limbs, &c, sudden giushea of
Of Heat, burning in the
ztesh. cOEstanE
JmsEiHiaEsoi zEi, ana greet Depression oi spiriss
~RE MEMBE
That this Bitters is Not Alcoholic.
CONTAINS NO RUN or WHISKY,
And Gan't zake EsrunkRrds
RUg
Te fine geaf TOnte In the World
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-05-05

East Lynne will be repeated this evening.
The aftsrpieoe is the Mountain Outlaw, {"
with Mr.. Ryan as Lanty o'LaughIin.