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A MAMMOTH PoIIcE DooKET.-The docket
at the Police Court this morning is a ire
mendous affair, embracing nearly fifty
cases, of every sort and olor. The City
Prison was jam full of transgressors last
night, aud the many " drunKs pom ned up
there kept up an everlasting hallcoing and
singing.
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"a DASGERoUs JoURNEr."-If tbe Street
Commissioner will ride out Kiusmsn street
he will realize the meaning Of the words at
the head of this paragraph. Two gentle-
men broke the wheels Of their buggios
while driving on that street day or two
since, not fron careless or rapid driving,
but because of the depth aud uglinesa Of
the mud holes on thai street. They need
attention.
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After disease has Deeu conquered, thsrs is still
tho weakness that u leaves behind it to be removed
Oonva escenc5 Is a te4ious ailar + tho enist bled
and h,coid muscles, the sa tered usrys s. the thiu
aud wstery blooi could speak, they woald cry
aloud for help. Ia too mauy cases such help as is
given them is not ., th= right ind. h fiery
stimuants cC commeros do hara. Thy eukindle q
temporary dame, whi,h Is a mocksry. Their Of
feet passes aud the last state OF him who usss
them is worse than th- st.
rot such IS Lo Ell Ct Of HCS rECTEK'S sTOM-
ACH BITTEBS. Ther l. no drA vba b to their
touiug properties Halsauric plants and bnrks aud
roots ooLtrlbato their toratye juices ~ render
tnis soothing nd siren ytbenins preparation PRo-
rECrIvE aud REnEDrAL agent Its basis is the only
purs stimulaut whlca ha ever been produced con
tanning tussloH any otbtr deletsriO clement
The most carefui AID skiHful cbemi, t. have al
yzcd .hcss Btsers, sud pronource them ham
i.ss
THIS rs scisntidc testimony; but ihs testimony Il
the huni,eds Of thousands who have rxpsricno
the p eycndye and curative effects Of the Great
T,gaioBIe Tonic and AEsratcs OF modern tim,s Is
stdl more elusive In fover AMI Sguo, dy spsp-
sia, biious.e's, no,vogs comp aints general debI-
ity and eh oais complaints It Is nearly in aible
As anything ia this i,llible world can be Sold
everywhere. nlyl0:s 3.ttW
''Doubt thou tbe stsrs are fire;
Douot that the sun doth moVs;'
But DOUBT NOT that Dr.. D. Il fcylye's liquid
Ostarrh Rene dy will cure tnat disease speedily
and permanently. Ubtaia Circular OF your drug
gist, showing symstsms- myI5R5
EOuiee-By mutual agreement Dr.. L. Bade-
man this dsy withdraws from the BanAiog Firm of
Farmer & Fainter The business will be continued
BY the remaining snners, WIN assume all Iisbli-
ties Of tho firm. L. J. FABMFR,
" PAINTER,
JsM ME5 FAkHEE,
l. HALDEMAN.
Cleveland, biay tIth, 1865. my122Il
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THE FRosr.-We have received note
from a reliable gentlernsD, ststing that the
frost of Friday morning VISA severe in Stark,
bsdly cut in Wooster, Massillon, Canton,
OfvilIe aud NilIersburgh, particularly
peaches and cherries. Serious opprehen-
sions were fels thet wheat end rye were
badly injured.
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PKRsoSAL-Prof. d. T. Peck, of Oberlin
College, lately appointed Consul General to
Hayti, spent the Sabbath in this city yes
terday; the guest Of his friend Rev J. a.
Thome. He starts now on his mission.
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Notice., Is SAID mcst wonderful cares OF
Sphiis or 80 called private disease, in sll its
stages, are being effected by Dr.. DeIisrt, at No.
iJn Jefferson avenue, Detroit, Mich. 5, me rev
plan of trsatraeut has been dcp ed ~ which he is
enabled to uilJ trse she system Of th's .athly in.
lection. Old, lingering cases. from AL pa Is Of the
country, are Supplying to hiw. POst Office address,
Drawer G25, Detroit, Iioh. my0.2iO
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:eONE MORE UNFORTUNATE.' .

4 Young woman Commits Suicide
by Hanging Herself in tlse County
JRiI--she is Ruined by a CIeveIander--
seduction is tne Root whereof Crime
and seIE.DesLrUetiOn are 1he Tuit.
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CITY NEWS.l

Elegant Ribbons in all choice colors,
opening at Mrs. Shaw's Rooms. ms
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rBAvELEa,s KEg1srEs.

isa- Oitizons wishing conveyance 50 either q 81
above Trains or Boats, will be osed FOR by Cusohos
Of Stsvons OmDibGs Line. By leaving tisir Hddrrss
at she Omnibus Ofaos, Ia EupsricT Ftrsss, meas
do3c % tue " W@da~li Houso
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COMMERCIAL.
MORNING LEADER OFFIOE, I

SATURDAY EvENIEa, May ls, 1855
Reeeipts-Tbs receipts Of Grsih by rail during
tho "A hours ending at one O'Clock to-day were -
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For LAKE SUPEHOR.-The splendid steamer
Meteor, which wasdue here l1st night, viii
leave the dock of Il. Garretson * Co, this
evening, for the mining region Of Lake Su-
perior.
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MAeIC.-GKAND PRESENTATION ENTERTAIN
xKSIs.-Tho worli-renowned SignOr Blilz,
monarch of magiciaus, prestidigi.ateurs,
ilusionists, physicists, enchouters and ven
triloquists, with ell his wonderful, learned
canary birds, will give three grand enter
tsinments in Brainard's Hall, beginning to-
night, with a change Of programme every
evening. The signor, since bis last visit
hero seven or eight years ago, has been to
South America, Europe and India, and has
learned from the native jugglers many
tricks which are new to American au-
dionces.
A large number Of valuable presents, all
bought in this cisy, will be distributed
every night after the entertainment. See
advertisement and small bills.
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JBwELEs's ASSOCIATION CONCERT. - The
lsst CONCERT Of the series was given under
the direction Of the New York Jeweler 3 As
sociation, last.saturday evening, to tho sat
isfaction Of the large audience present.
Mr.. Doll treated us to some splendid play
ing on the guitar, and Mr.. and Mrs. Meas
and Mr.. Elias executed several songs, serI-
GUS and comic, in excellent taste.
The institution goes to Columbus from
here, and we trust it will meet with as
much success there as has been its fortune
here.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
or CLEVELAND.
Designated Depository for all Public
HOHfeg

hORIes,
Authorised Subscription Agent for the
7-30 LOAN.
This being the ODiY Popular Loan nov before tbs
People, the Bank viii heep on hand = iull assort-
ment Of sizes, end mi All orders pr mptly and with
out DELAY.
Five Per Cent. E.esssG Tender HOtsss,
With Accrued Interest 20 date, received IN pay
mspt for Subscrip tiOns and VII Tede' ct par tho
Coupons on the Seven Thirties presented & che
counter.
Will also purchase United ststos Vouchers. Ger
tihoateH Of Indebtedness, aud all Government se-
curitiea tebZ3
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T)lI,

SCRATCH. OINTMENT. SCRATCH
VIA cure the Itch in As hours-also cures salt
Khcum, Ulcers, ChIlba'ns, and all Eruptiona of
the SKIN. P1ce so cents. By sending so ceuts 10
Weeks end pott-r, ITO Washington st., Boston, vii
be forwarded fsos by mail. For ssls by all Drug
zisss- srsors 8 AEnsTsOSs, UleysIsnd, Agents
for Northern Ohio. hibls.E dsv
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n. Y. Money BIRrkst-EIRy IN
lBY TELEsRAPH.
HaODey-Ye'y easy Sos p Of.
StcrEIUE EXchanKe-Qulet a. iO9L9lIO for
goid.
Gold Dull ard lower opening at 1904, declin-
ilg 10 1875 and csinE OF $50.
Government sIOoks-Quiet.
Total exports OF specio to Liverpool to-day,
S9ZO, ,365
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Uso POrter's Cure Of pa,n,

The Hoard or Education Will me,t this
ev, nias at ~ O'Clock, 81. th5 supsrlu,, udeut's
Office, IN sp IN. Ier's b eek
nylb:zII Il. 7. HU.SON, eec'y.
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BOUND OvER.-James Alzaphene, who wss
arrested for passing counterfeit money on
Thursday night, was bouud over TO the
Court of Common Pleas in tho sum Of
81 600, in default of paying which he WAS
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RsMovAL.-Mott ana Haight, proprietors
of the Gents Furnishing Emporium, now To-
Gated at No. 1876 Bank street, are abou. to
remove and occupy tho store No. 14I Supe-
rior street, now occupied by N. E. Critton-
den.
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1IeveIand Lumber market.

SATURDAY Ev,EIEG, May l3 1855.
The receipts of lumber at this port daring the
past two wsets, aRd the sources Of supply are as
foIIows.
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Ten Compositors wanted Apply at the
I T,h p,,ra
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There is fair demand for lumber, but the mar
kst is good deal unsettled, and pdoCs difficult 10
get at We note q decline on Box aud Common
The closing quotations are as follows:
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From Fsrss Paas.
General Harris: ] am a citizen Of Western

General Harris: / am citizen, of Western
Virginia.
Mr.. J.; supposed you were not citizen
Of Maryland. I aAs about to say. whoever
suPP0ses-Sad hope the honorable gentle
man SI1l send for the letter-that She peO-
Pls of Maryland can be induced by individ-
nal opinion to take the oath in order 10 vi
,olate il is under very great misapprehen-
sion. We have had, what regret, very
many-hundreds and hundreds-of our cit.
issns leave our borders and participate in
fhisrebellion but hundreds and hundreds
also, of those who remsined, have proved
true to their Gag, and have evinced their
loyalty upon the battle field with their
blood and with their lives, and in the rela
lions in which l stand to the people Of
Maryland, 1 may be permitted to say, are
equals, morally and periodically, OF the
people of West Virginia There were other
topics involved In the constitution which
Influenced the votes of those who voted
against it, 20 which it is unnecessary and
useless here 10 refer. But I deny, and
deny explicitly, that there was single
man who voted because Of that opinion,
and took the oath with view 10 vote, in
tending therefore 70 violate the obligation.
But as legal question it is something new
10 me that the objection made, if we'll
founded in fact, is we'll founded in law.
are the members of this ceurt to measure
The, moral character of every counsel who,
may appear before them? Is that their
function2 What influence has that upon
tine court by which their judgment could
be led astrayg Ny client may suffer
from the possible prejudice it may
create in the minds of the court.
But how can the court sufTer2 Who gives
80 the court jurisdiction to decide upon the
moral character of a counsel who may sp-
pear before them? Who makes them arbi-
tors of public morality, or of my PrOfes-
sional morality ? What authority have
they under their commission 70 rule me
out, or any other counsel out, upon the
ground that he docs not recognize the va,
lidity of the oath, even if they believed this
were SO. But I put myself upon no such
grounds. 1 claim in all moral and honora
BILE respects TO be the equal Of any member
, of this tribunal. They may dispose of the
question as they please. 1t will not toucl
me.
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"Doubt thou tte stsrs aro frq;


But DOUBT NOT that Dr.. D. Il fcglyes liquid
Oatarrh Rene dy will cure tnat disease speedily
and permanently. Ubtaia Circular of your drug
gist, showing symstsms. myIJR5
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wholesale Iron and Rau Market.

Terms cash in New York Bx hsuge at par, or
funds par in Cleveland. A discount Of per cent.
Is made II remittsd on receipt Of inToioe.
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The Court here took recess fer half an
hour. and when it returned went into Sc
cret session, in order to deliberate on the
subject so leugthily discussed.
HARRIs WIrHDRAws HIS OBJECTION.
The Court being re-oPeDed, Gen. Harris
sfated he desired 70 withdraw his objection,
AZ he considered Mr.. Johnson's explsRa-
tiou a satisfactory removal Of the ground
on which the bjsction was founded.
Mr.. johnson expressed his willingness
and desire to take the oath, but the Court
deemed It unnecessary, and the oath was
not taken.
SUPPOSED CAPTURE OF oUAETRKLL.
LouIsvILLE. May IS.
A gusrriIls, supposed to Quautrell, of Law
renee massacre notOriety, was wounded by
TerreI's scouts, ear TsylOrsTille, Wednes-
day, and lodged in the military prison TO-
day.
Gold 1909.
New York Central, 9Og; Erie 762;
Pittsburg, Ga; Rock Islsnd &c. North
western 2s4; do preferred So; Fort Wayne
s41; Hudson 1871; Reading 924; Michigan
Southern 81: Illinois Central ll4i Ohio &
Mississippi certificates 26; Cumberland ss5;
Quicksilver 56 Michigan Central =;
Canton 35{; Msriposs l3.
Gold. atIer call, l30.
Market very dull but steady.
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Frsm the Cleveland ri inica'er
signs of DisintcgratiOn Among
the WadlCaIE.

Fauaticisn, especially when it assumes a
political form, 10 always unreasonable, selfish
and agcressive. We have an illustration df
this ia the recent movements Of the Repub.
hcnn party ol this State Every body kBowa
that Ohio has been brought completely ander
the control OF u combination OF restless sprit8
In the Northern section uf the State, who, in
thetr secret cOuUols, like their puritanicel
prototypea, have "resolDed, first, that the
earth "a the Lords aud the fnlhess thereof;
second. that he has given it 10 the saints, and
third, that WE are the saipts.' Consequently,
as they are especially responsible for the salc
conduct Of the world through all its real aud
mag,uary difficulties, it is in their estima-
lion, no more than right that they should have
little more than an equal share Of the OIL.
ces aud honors 10 the glit OF an appreclatye
people.
We have before called attention 10 the fact
that ihc Republican Convention which met at
Col1mnns the other day gave the Lions
share of the nominations 10 that section OF
the heritage Lying and being North Of the
National Road, and we allude to the fact
again, that tha minds of the people may be
distinctly impressed With sense OF tho char
Iac,eristic disinlerostcdness of this section Of
Ohio. Many OF the voters in the Southern
counties, long accustomed to a truculent ODE
/ disuce, will, probably, in tSis instance, yield
! 30 au additional demand upoG their generos
iiiy; butssomc and Judging from such inti.
nations as reach US, quite number OF those
heretofore under the nalign influence refer.
red to- are beginning TO see how this matter
stauds, and feel restiye under the severe dis.
cipline to which ihey have been subjected
IL not altogether improbable, that pow
erful and troublesome reaction is about to
take place, which, even in Ohio. will resolve
the factions of which the republican party has
been cumpp4td iuto their original elements
The old members Of the Whig party, originally
and By education conservative, having been
used, "for, 10, these many years, to crafty
the whims and promote the interests Of their
abolition associates, have, by recent develop.
ments, been arrouse1 to consciousness of
the iaci that more is required Of them than
they can grant without losing their self re-
spect, and, seeing the ruin that has been
wrought by FIVE years Of misrnle under fauat
ral auspices they are now disposed to return
irom their wauderings 10 the landmarks ol
The CONSTITUTIONS and to the safeguards oI
order md law Leaving the incongruous ele
menls Of that party to settle down in accord
anao with their respective aninites, It be
houves the Democracy of Ohio to re-ssser
their time hcnored principles with ON earnest
ness that shall'command respect, and with &
lael which shall ensure success.
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Negro ApsOIence Advancing
NOrthyyard.

a serious disturbance at Salem On. j, on
Saturday night, l7th nit, between some of
the white citizens and party Of negroes of
that place The affair originated by lady
aocidently stepping on the trail of colored
womarls dress for which che apologized, but
that did not seem to be satisfactory to her
ladyship of african descent" for she watch
ed her opportunity, and struck the white
person a severe blow across the month. That,
as matter of course, raised the ire of a
young man, who was present, and he knocked
Charity Che colored womau) down, when
other colored persona took the part of the
fallen beauty, and this resulted in general
medley ot fight between the bystanders OF
the two races. The use of firearms was then
resored to- and the medley war in Salem was
kept on until the short hours of the morning,
resulting in victory on the side Of the Csucss-
ians.
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legaI.
LEGAL NOTICE
James Anderson, Plaintiff,


Noah Anderson, John Bennet, Eliza Bennett. Daniel
Brain, Maria Brain, all of the State Of Indiana /;
David Smith, Sarah Smith, Of Madison county,
Ohio Jacob King, Polly King, Samantha Ander-
son, and Alfred IRms, Guardian Of Everett An
dersou and CerildA Anderson, of Montgomery
County Ohio, Defendants.
Tho above named defendants are hereby notified
that James Anderson the 18th day Of June, A. ID,
1860 filed his petition in the Superior Court Of Mont
gomery county, praying that partition be made ofthe
following described premises situated IN said county,
being in the South West quarter OF section No thirty
four (34l, township five (5 Range i've (b), Kast, be.
ginning at the South Fast corner Of lot owned by
the heirs Of John r, Bechto deceased running thence
North, twenty rods, to corner stone thence East
twenty four rods TO corner stone thence South,
twenty rods to q corner; thence West, twenty four
perches TO the place Of beginning containing three
less and that at tho next term OF said
court said plaintiff will make application for an order
that partition be made Of said premises in pursuance
Of tho Statute.
E. THOMPSON,
je27 6tw Attorney.
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@enical.
smMxe DIR. M. BlTLER d co.,
IIzz<NFfH8M Have permanently openeda
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
From their main office at Detroit, in
DAYTON, OHIO.


For the speedy cure of Chrome Diseases, such as
Inasmatory Rheumatism, LAVer Complaint, Fstula,
Cancers, &c. Also,
SEXUAL AND SEMINAL DISEASES,
Such as Gonorrhea, elect, Syphilis, Uterine Hemor
hage Dysmenorrhea Leucorrhea Cntarrh OF the Blad'
der and all other action OF the Urinary apparatus.
RIOlURES-Spasmodic and Vegetstlng Structures
cured by new process without pain.
DIR. BITLER Ii we'll kuown throughout the coun.
try eminent Physician, and has had twenty
thres years experience as regular practitioner.
Persons calling at Dr. Bs office, or sending for pack.
ages OF Medicine, may rely on his assurance oiconh-
dental secreHy, with implicit faith, and expect no
more than TO be charged with fair and mutually
satisfactory remuneration for services rendered.
SELF ABUSE-Ths solitary vice or depraved Sex
ua indulgence practced by the youth OF both sex,
an almost unlimited extent, can BE- cured Persons
afflicted should apply Immediately, either IN person
or by letter and have a cure affected.
FEMALE DISEASES-Snch Ra impressions, Ir-
regllaritiea, Failing the Womb, TnmOTs, all Ur.
nary Diseases, painful or difficult Menstruaton, &C.
Have no delicacy 10 calling. NO difference what you
troubles may be- he afflicted are cordially Invited to
call and satisfy themselves.
Persons may Consult DT. BITLER either person.
ally or at his Box, which is 9S4, Dayton o 10.
Consultation by letter One Dollar. Personally, or
at his Office, free. Remember the came,
DR. M. BITLER& 90.
=. o. Box 934, Cegg's Hail, Third street. En-
trance TO main hall, Room no. 0.
Office Hours lIom A. M. TO p. NJ.
m23dly.
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SUCCEssFUL OPERATIONS "A Nevada pa
pertes how DR.. Ross, Of Virginia, being a
merciful mar, and kind to every living thing
had clipped the ears of beautiful, blooded
rat-terrer. lie procured dollars worth of
chloroform, and after administering the
juvenile canine several doses by means Of a
eponge, succeeded in producing most salts
factory state of insensibiity, He clipped the
pups ears beautifully, and wired them up in a
splendid style. SO tar, the operation was n
decided success, but when he came TO wake
up his patient it was no go. The "purp'
was dead
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-30

An eastern editor says that a man in New
York got himself into trouble by marrying
two wives A Western editor replies by as
suring his contemporary that good many men
had done the same thing by marrying one A
Northern editor retorts that quite a number
Of his acquaiutanoes found trouble enough
by barely promising to marry, without going
any further. A Southern editor says that a
found in company with another mans wife
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-30

TnE "DEsRABLE" PEw.--A pew in Con-
gregntonal Westinghouse is thus advertised
for sale in the Amherst (Nsss.) Express
A pew in the Westinghouse of the first
parish in Amherst. The man that owns the
pew owns the right ofa space Just as long as
the pew s, from the bottom of the meeting
house 10 the top or roof, and he can go as
much higher as he can get. If man will
buy by pew and sit ia it on Sundays, and re.
rent hnd be good man, he will go to heaven
and my pew is as good place to start from
as any pew in the meeting house.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-30

BNoCKED DowN John Anderson Ga man
Of color ran against a gentleman on the
street yesterday, and knocked him of the
curbng The gentleman Immediately gained
the sidewalk and knocked the negro down
He (the negro) got up and walked off to the
corner, where he joined some men OF his
color and after relating what had happened
to him, his companions asked him what he
was going to say or do about the matter,
when he said "What gwine to do or say
about de matter is dis dat If dat is Ohdt
you calls freedom don't rant no more OF
it. Louisville Journal
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-06-30

VALUABLE REICs Mr. William Allen,
Chairman Of the Arms, Trophies, and Curl
osty Department Of the Soldiers Homo Fair,
now open in this city. has received one of the
three Washington pennies said to be extant,
dated 1871 This penny has been sold once
for s64.90 Also, the identical continental
five dollar bill that was paid to John Mitchell,
Of Tappan, N. Y, for the coffin Of Major
Andre These are valuable and interesting
curiosities Mlvauk &c Wisconsin.