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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-04-18
DIR. Jackson,s Oriental Imminent
1TLER,S FIASCO

AT ra,, ,sner, was scarcely greater failure than
i, a.,, made by mort OF the advertised hair DIVES
nor sas Terry and Porter's Victory more COM
rste, perfect and glorious, than the conquest
Achieved n ~ .el - -
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for Medicinal and Table uses, which are perfect
pure, and need only to be tired to be appreeiat-
eo None genuine unless they have our Gold La
Del ON each battle, and our initials pressed in war
over the cork E91| 5gE'FT1I71r rrF
Sold By all Druggists and dealers throughout
me country. Call for goods and take no ether.
Circulars 10 the trade supplied on application to
BENNETT PETERS & CO., ia
.as-t 81 a. q. ProP'rs, 81 River ST., Chicago.
c. A Benser, Glen Hinckley, Agents, and
sold at Wholesale BY Henry Darts Sons, Rock Is
land, Illinois May u, dwIy
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Price List.

LILIES Celebrated Called AMI Wrought Iron
Safes.
Bank, Fire and Burglar Safes, Folding Doors, D
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oUIsIDE.
Inside

Sample OF FIre-Proof Safe at Office vi the Am
Ad. Agency, $50 Broadway, y. y.
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DIR. MARSHALL'S
Catarrh Snuff.

~ ~ ~ ~ - - - ~ - - AAs
FFHIS SNUFF has thoroughly proved itself
10 be the best article known for curing the
Catarrh. Cold In the Head and Headache
1t has been found excellent remedy in many
cases OF Sore Eyes. Deafness has been remoy-
&c by it, and Hearing has often been greatly i'm
proved by its use.
Ii is fragrant and agreeable, and
Gives Immediate Relief
To the duh heavy pans caused by diseases OF the
Head. The sensations after using 1t are delight
full an6 invIgorating. 1t opens and purges out all
distractions, strengthens the glands, and gives a
healthy action TO the parts affected.
Mere than Thirty Years
OF sale and use OF DIR. Marshalps Catarrh and
Headache snuff has proved It's great value fer
all the common diseases of the head and this
moment II stands highe than ever before.
Il IS recommended by many OF the best physi.
clans, and Is used with great success and satstac-
tlon everywhere.
Read the Certificate of Wholesale Drug
gists in 1854.
The untersigned having for MANY years been
acquainted with Dr. Marshail,s Catarrh ana
Headache Snuff, and sold II IN wholesa lie
trade, cheeTfuly state, that we believe 1t 10 be
equal, IN every respect, to the recomm- ndatIons
gwen OF It for the cure of Catarrhal Affections,
aud that il IS decidly tire best article have ever
known for all common diseases OF the head.
BOSTON. YoHK.
Burr s. Perry Barnes Park,
Reed, Austin & Co., A. y. & D. Sands
Brown, Lamson & Co., Stephen Paul * Co.,
Reed, Cutler & Co, Israel Minor s CO.,
Seth w Fowle McKesson & Robbins
Wilson Falrbanll s Co, A. L. Scovill Co,
Hensha W, EdGrands x Co inward, Close 81 Co,
H. Il. Hay, Portland Me Bush * Gale.
Foy Sale by ali Druggists. Try It,
oct. 27dwIy.
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0ssEELYE'sC~
BRONCHIAL SYRUP


Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Sore Throat,
Hoarseness, Whooping Cough, and Irritation
ofthe Bronchial Tubes or Lungs, Tickling
In the Throat and Group.
This Syrup IL especially beneficial In affections
OF the Throat and Bronchial Tubes, caused By
Catarrh, greatly assisting In its permanent cure
when used I'm connection with the Remedy. IL
taken I'm time II never falls 10 cure the seyerest
cases OF Group
We do not assert that this Syrup will cure Gen.
sumption In its worst stages, but We do eonscien-
tously claim for it certain medicinal qualities
not TO be found in any other preparation, for the
relief and cure OF the diseases above enumerated.
Being agreeable 10 the taste, safe for children,
speedy I'm Its effects giving strength 10 the voice
and lungs, it will soon find IT'S way into every
familyin the land. Price, Sl.00 per bottle
DID. N. SEELYE & Co., Sole Props
Chicago, Illinois.
~LaboratOry st Freeport, Ill.
c. A. COOK, Gen1 Agent fOE the NORTH
West al Chicago.
Sold a: retail by Drugeias everywhere and 81
vEoLIsALr in Chicago by FULLER FINCH 4 FULLER
and all WHOLrsALE DRCGGuTs.
Maf2odaWIy
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SIR JAMES CLARKES
: Celebrated Female Pills.
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS

-a ga + b. y y st
Prepared from a prescriptions of Sir'J Clarke,
NJ d., Physician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine 10 unfailing in the
cure OF all those painful and dangerous diseases
which the female constitution 10 subject. 1t mod
crates all excess and removes all distinctions, and
speedy cure may be relied on
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited 1t will, in a short time,
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment stamp of Great Britain, t" prevent counter
feits.
CAUT ION.
These Pills should not be taken by Females dur
ing the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy,
as they sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at
ony other time they safe.
In all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pans in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight
exertion, Palpitation of the Heart, Mysteries and
Whites these Pills will efec cure when all other
means have failed and although powerful rem
edy, do not contain iron, calomel, antImony, or
anything hurtful TO the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each
package, which should be carefully preserved.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, 81 Cortlandt ST., New York.
n. B.--$l 90 and postage stamps enclosed to
any authorized Agent, will Insure bottle con-
tanning 50 Phi return mail. oct. 27dwly.
EDITOR ARGUS-Dear Sir: With your
"a permission | wish to say to the readers Ct
your paper that will send by return mail, to all
who wish it Gree recipe, with full directions for
making and using SIMPLE Vegetable Balm that
will effectually remove, in ten days, Plmples,
BIotches, Tan, Freckles, and all impurities of the
skin, leaving the same soft, clear, smooth and
beautiful.
viii also mail free to those having Bald Heads,
or Bare Faces, simple directions and informant on
that will enable them to start full growth OF
Luxuriant Hair, WhIskers, or Aoustache, IN
less than thirty days
All applications answered by return mail with
out charge. Respectfully yours,
THOS. +. CHAPMAN, Chemist
mch4deSm. S3l Broadway, New York.
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List ..of Sizes and Prices OF Wrought irC.,
Fire Proofs.
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Gives Immediate Relief

To the duh heavy pains caused by diseases of the
Head. The sensations after using 1t are delight
full and invigorating. Ii opens and purges out all
distractions, strengthens the glands, and gives a
healthy action TO the parts affected.
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op Baker, Bishop James and many of the most
distinguished clergymen and professional men OF
h.
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inside.

Bank Vault Burglar Sales, with Folding DOE
and ID Lock
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-20

"OUR NEGHBoR."-A new weekly Jour.
nal bearing the above title, is announced
by Charles H. sweetser, of New York. Il
aims to purify and dignity American life
and letters. Whilstbe general sty Is adopt
ed iS that Of the London Spectator, other
important features render It dissinctiyely
American.
The new weekly win not be the " Round
Table, revived, except so far as the best
literary features of that paper are worthy of
being PsrPstuated. Many of the old writer's
for the Ground Table" will contribute n
Our NeighbOr, and many more who have
never been engaged upon any similar pub
location.
The subscription price will bs six dollars
year, or, for the first three months. three
dollars. The tims of its appearance will
depend upon the completion of the capital
stock, and the securing of an adequate list
Of subscribers. No part of the SHbscrip-
tiOns will be called for until tho whole is
insured. A special letter or circular NAV
20 had Of c. H. sweetBer, No. ga Broad
way, n. Y. Subscription blanks will be-
zen With the leading booksellers of the
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-20

DARING ROBBERY.-About eight O'Clock
Thursday evening, an old farmer named
Orrin PulsiPher. living in VAaersvilIe,
TuscOls county, Michigan, vaS robbed by
two men on Lighthouse street IN this city.
He had arrived in the city that day from
the East, aud was waiting for the evening
Detroit boat, when he fell in with the sfore-
said confidence mon, with whom he was
probably leaky> They professed to be
bound for neArOit. About dark they pro-
posed swalk to the end of the pier to see
the boAt come in. Arrived there, and the
steamer not being visible, they suggested q
walk 70 the Water street lighthouse. All
thee walked up Lighthouse street, and on
Asiri return, the two men suddenly pre-
sented revolver and knife to the throat and
breast Of the old man, and demanded his
npasy. - handed out wallet contain
ing about twenty dollars. A search of his
person revealed the fact that he had in his
shirt pocket $20O. This vas plundered.
Still closer exAminstiOn developed The fact
that he was girdled with belt holding
$1,000 more. He was stripped bare of
money. He repaired to the Police Station,
aRd men were sent out in search of the
robbers No clue has yet been found.
The agent of the Michigan Central Rail-
road Line gave Mr.. Pulsiphsr pass 10 his
home He left for Detroit yesterday morn
ing on the steamer City Of Cleveland.
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YounE.toun Itenns.

The bankers Of Youngstown have agreed
that after the first Of June next, they will
recsive on deposit only Legal Tender, Ma.
tonal Bank, Ohio and Pittsburgh money.
Other currency received at from one-half
to one per cent. discount, 70 pay the expsn-
SeSof sanding il homo for redemption.
Edward Woodrow, 3 brakesman on the A.
4 6. v. R. R fell from q freight car near
orsngevills on Tuesday last, while the
train was in motion, and was instantly
killed, three cars passing over his BODY.
The deceased was formerly a printer BY
irade, and was 4 very estimAble man. He
vas brOthsr-in-law Of Mr.. Al, Packard
u youngstown, sss
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There was 8 better demand to-day for grain In
this market, at lower figures everything except
Oats, but he market is still very dull, and 30 fer
| as Appearances can indicate there is no prospect
Of any improvement very so Provisions are
steady with good .rade demand HighWmss are
low.r and very dull.
FreIshts-The following are the rates by Lake
| Cstsam) and Rail from this polt to New York and
Boston. All Bail rates i've Gems higher.
| To New York.-First class: Sl.27i Second elass:
sI,OO; Third class: SIC Fourth class Soc. Flour,
sI.OO; Wool, sl,75.
To Bost ,n.-First class: Sl,Ss; second class:
81 90; Third cIs's: $50; Fourth class 65c. Flour,
| 81. .lg. Wool s. 80
FIOur-Bar5vt dull and weak. Transactions
are only iL a small way at s7,oO@75O f,r Xxx red,
and 81, ,OOas so for Xxx wbite-ihs outsi figures
for very choice brands.
Wheat-Bull and lower. Sales in three lots to-
day Of $500 Bu No. 2 red at Sl.2s
COrn-Lower, but Irregular. Sales 1000 bush-
els shelItd from store at 6Oo and 800 bu do do at
&c. ....
Bnts-steady Eaies cars from store at 45c.
| Rys-Eo sales reported and market nominal.
BarIey-Iuactve and nominal.
Pork Steady at s27, co ;Or city mess. Demund
moderat'.
Lard-Uuoba- ged at 2O92lc for cIty-rendered
! in tiero, ana kegs.
| smoked Meats-U Unchanged and steady for
! city cured meats at the following prices; Sugar
| cured hams 2sc for canvsssed and go for uncan-
vAsssd plaia hams 2Oc; bacon 2 shoulders Tic;
dried beef lgc FOR eAnyAssed and IS for uncanvassed.
Mes Beef-s'eady at SIS. 90 for city packed.
Rutter-Duu and dropping. Edvices from
New York by Telegraph to dealers to day state that
the bottom is out Of the market IN that city, and
accordingly parths here are not di'poied TO pay
above 25o.
| EEss-In moderate request ct 2Oc.
Chease-New Cheese selling at range Of Il
| 9I7c Market quiet
HfghWtRes-Dull and lower Held at 100.
We hear of no sa'es.
AIeOhOE-Msrlzet quIot and steady. Held At
SiOOai, ,O4 for ss per cent. Neutral Proof spirits
81 I5@2,2O. Cologne Spirits; ss Psr cent LIS.
PotrOIeaHl--Ths market is quiet and steady
as 7U9T2c for refined.
Seeds-Quet Timothy held at S4,5O85,O ,OO.-
Glover held at $500. ls
Dried Apples-Firm at &c, and pay for pack
ages.
Bsans-null. Held at sl,tOag,OO for good to
prime white.
POtatoes-In fair demand at CSC for pOaeh-
blows By the car.
Lake FisIl-ln coed request snd stsady. Sales
25 hslf bbls No I Whlfe6sh at 1875; so half bbIs
No. Pekerel at IS 90; 25 half bbls No. 3 do at
s7,75; IS half bbls Herring At S6,OOi 10 half bbs
Trout at S7,75.
eaIt- Steady Fine S2,IO. Coarse and Ground
Solar g2,l5.
HOps-Firm. New York State 45050o, Aoocrds
ing 20 quality Ohio 25@3Oo.
sERII-steady. BArIby Malt held at 81, 20 per
bushel.
ABa ana POPaAr-RIArkat steady. We oan,S
anlloEs Present TTss II Ale $40; 6eoot XXX
| SlS co; Bsuastt $3.50 Pale Cream OlI; PoTaiF
~ Half and quarter barrels in proportion.
Vyasar Lime Quiet; bbls Akron offered
at 81 95.
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J" roaK aEAHkEr-aay %.

Ea Nl.N u fELEGBAPhi
COtlOm-2o better. Sales At 5495ec for mid.
F1Our-Dull and Sc lower. A
Sales at IS 1895 30 for extra state; Sc s597 10
extra round hoop Ohio; 81 l59s 10 for trads
brands. Bsrkst closing heavy.
WhIsky-Dun lower. Sales 1t 50 o492 co for
western. -. q
70 Milwaukee clue; 81 S5 for mm'n Fint'r
red Western.
REe-Dull and nominal.
BaFEey-Qniet.
OOPn-Decld dly frmsr. Sales at (5972e for
new mixed western; 7te for thoieo do: 81 1885 for
and 700 Tor new Ohio yeuoE. -. ]
Oats-MOre active and 29So. Sales At 4s96Oo
for western -
COnee-Quie1 and STEADY. tfr
sugar-sui. sales Cuba HuScoyado at lO9
1879. 1l
WOOl-Du L -...r-.f ..--.. a. ...-a
PetroEeum-Du and heavy. Sales al s5e for
crude; 4s94sc for rhned in bSnd; 6s@7Oo Tor 90
POrh-F rmer and more AetiVs.
SAFES 5 g 621S924 % loE new mess, closing at
S24 Is n; 81 5092l rs fer 1854 do cash and
S2I 25@2l so cash and regular way, closing At
! S2l 50 cash; S2l 2692l 80 ioT prim., and Sis 10
| @2O 90 for pIime moss Also 500 bbls me Q,
for May, June aHd July, seiler's1PtO on. at sss g
| "A 90
Beef Hams-F I'm SAlss at S2i OO07 so
Cat Meals-Heary and dsoliniog. Sales at
| I31<o141<c fir Bhouldsrsi l69ls1zc fer hams.
! HaeOn--Dull. l8c for Cumberland cue l45
@l45ze for shOrt-OleaE; I454glSo for long Gus
/ hams.
Lard-Quiet. Sales at IS0ise. D.. ..-l
/ Butter-Dul and heavy st l49 le for Ohio
aud 2993sc for State.
| Cheese-Duli af l4@2Oo.
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Rally the SyBfeIn-
After disease has been conquered, thsrs is still
the weakness that It leaves behiud It to be removed
OOuvA 'sscenes Is te ions affair II the enfesbIed
and .ccid moscleu, the shattered nsrv 3. the thin
and vAtery blooi could speak, they wOald cry
aloud for help. 10 too many cases such hfip as is
given them is not OF tho right ind. +" h hery
slImulanis of eommerce do harm. Tiny enkindIs =
temporary fame, viii h is a mOekery Th,ir ef-
feet passes, and the last state Of him who uses
them isworse than tn f st.
not such Is he cd Ct Of HOs rEtTER'S sIOM-
ACH BITTERs. Their is no dra shack to their
toDing properties Balsamis plants and barks and
roots eOntrbate their rsstoratve joic to render
this soothing and Strengthening preparation PRO-
TRcTIvE aud REMEDIAL agent. Its basis is the only
pure stimulAnt whch hs ever been produced con-
tanning Jssl oil any other deletsrlous element.
The nest careful aud shiIlful ehemi IS have an.
alyzsd these Bitters, and pronounce them Aarm-
less
This Is scientific testinonyi but tbs testimony .
the hundreds OF thousands who have experience i
the p evsn,ivs and curative efftots Of the GrsG,
Vegetable Tonic and AiteratiDe OF modern TINES Is
still more cor elusive In fever ana sgue, dyspep-
sIa, bilousbe 5, nesvoes complaints. general deb1-
Ity and chronio complaints It Is as nearly nAllibie
- anything Ia this iallible world can be- sid
every where. myl&H 3.eAv
OIL Factory for saIe.-The subscriber Of
fers to sell his factory Canal and Ohio streets
with the land and buildings, being pleasantly sit-
usted, COMPACT and eonveniently srrAnged., Ca
pacity about any barrels per day, Immediate pos
session given frsquirsd. B. PEGT0N.
Cleveland, FEB. Il, lss6. fsbl5;r29f
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! MEANWHILE MS.
ieEpd MOI sas---
(0aily oerreSpOsdSnoe or the Cleveland LEADER.l
,. asrfl Nu4n 4n,,,,- d Me- 10 Ie65

fnTuH ElNT snf----- r. tst
(0Aily CsfrespOsdSnoe or the Cleveland LEADEa.l
ss -siai1 AzADvIILE, Pa, Nay 10, 1865.
6 This morning q gentleman wss relieved
OfSS, ,eO6ing greenbscts BY pickpOcket, on
the express train from Franklin. The
train was stopped, and search made for the
thief. but he was not discovered on board,
having, it is thought, escaped at some way
station. tsai
ra Scarcely day passes but we hear of
poeKet- picking and house-robbing-a spe-
cies of CRIME seldom heard of in this Sec
tioo of the country few years ago.
One night Iast week three men were dis
! covered trying to break into the residence
Of Charles Dericksor, President Of the First
National Bank. Their timely discovery
prevented them from communicating their
plans, and they at once fed. At the time
Of this. attempt, Mr.. D. was absent, and
none but the members of his family were
in the house, else they might not have
escaped unhsrmed. .r... F.
a vigilant night police force, in view cf
these frequent robberies, is much netaded
here; and the Council, at itsInext meeting,
should appoint q number of wide-aw.ske
men to patrol the town at night.
By doing thisthey will receive the thanks
of the public and also preserve the good
name Of the place.
Alfred Huidekoper, with commendable
enterprise, is having his largo field on
Chestnut street surveyed and struck off in
to town lots. These lots are to be $50 by
100 feet, and situated as thoy are on one of
our best streets, they Will be eagerly pur-
chased by those contemplating the erec-
| ton of houses for residence.
The heirs of Edgar Huidekoper have also
laid out lots on their property in the valley
OfMill Run. But few weeks have elapsed
since, and houses are going up, as if BY
magic, on this addition.
Next to police force, Meadville requires
q room for the postoi6ce. The police force
however, takes rank first in the necessities
of the place. Our worthy Postmaster has
endesvored5 to secure a more convenient
room, but has not met with success. No
one objects to the present location of the
office; the objection is mainly to its small
dimensions--mueh too. small to meet the
requirements of the place.
The warm weather of yesterday after
noon was perceptibly cooled by refresh
ing shower. We could not desire bette
growing weather than we now have, an'
farmers are generally availing themselve
of it in getting in their corn, potatoes, etc
| H
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-20

DIsoHAEGEp. = Alfred J. 8. Preston,
charged with stealing from F. R. Blanch-
ard certificate Of deposit, to the value of
$3.50, in the Second National Bank of this
city, wss discharged yesterday on trial in
the Police Court. 1t appeared that Blanch-
ard, in the drinking tilt he had with Pres
ton, gave the latter the certificate, in a
mspdlin fit, as 3 pledge that he would pay
Preston for the "treats."
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RINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
FINANcIAL.
MORNING LEADER oFFTUB,
FnlnAY LVEEIEa, MAY 10 1856.

FEiDAT EVEEIsa, May 10 1855.
ItIHutterIy impossible - ct at anything Mes
satisfactory, to say nothing Of reliable ophiOa,
10 What is before Us in the Immediate future IN
financial and commercial matters, taking the PseI-
ent posture OF Affairs as q standpoint Tbere has
perhaps never beeu in this eDuntry q more anoms-
lous condition of things in trade cITclts than e1
lists at this time, aud The man who UNDERTAKES 30
sOVe tho D'oBlsm Pfssrntsd by the present. situA-
tiOn Of busin,s,, upon any knswn theories OF ie-
Hiical economy, As ames task that multip,iss In
difficulty at every step staenation rules every
where, and it Is the stAgnation Of ebaos-ihs drt-
iGg about on an unknuWn sea, ruddsrlsss and com
rasslsss. This is not because Of want Of money,
for there is an abundance Of idle capital ia the
country seeking inv estmsnt but there Is untVer-
sal distrust incident to the eAIkn'ss that shrOEds
the future, and no man dare touch the means at
his disposal for any thing more than be has Ger
tain market for. Thus the whole bust ess Of the
land is mario Eed down to the consumPtlve wants
Of the people, and the people are plActicIng an
economy they never knew before.
This local money market presents no ma ked
change. There is a merely nominal d, msnd for
| discounts. Exchange is working clio er, eouatry
mereh sns having been drawing quite literally for
day or two past. Rates are however unchanged
at par buying and lilo to Is pre- Eium selling.
Gold advanced from one TO two pr cent in New
York to- lay, consequent NJ on the demand fo- to
morrow's steamer. There is no decided speeula-
tive feeling the market. however, an IL ii uH-
doub.tdy reoede when the present shipping de-
msnd Is supplied. The price ele sed this AFTERNOON
at 1875 Governments are quiet and steady. The
Railways are htaIy, and at present show no signl
OF reacti h. The fact, however, that the money
market is growing easier, coupled with the ex-
pressed de determination OF Mr.. McOulls,h (as the
New YOrk Tribune o.sims to state upon anthori
ty) not t. disturb the market. may change tht
tide against the bears, who have gone heavily
short, 5dIe ,ew speculation r sa advance.
Mr. Jsy c. oke's adver ement for the new serIsi
of Seven .thirties apseart 10 our columns thI
morI ing, snd speaks for itself be sales Of th'
Loan at the Second National Bank yesterday Ant
| to day were S43, 600
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-20

EcTIcE TO MARIEEEs.-A Light House is
10 be established at Round Island, near the
entrance 70 River St. Marie. II will be q
lens Of the 6fth order, and will be erected
and lighted for the first time on the night
of the 1St of June next, showing, at an ele-
walton of forty. Eve feet above lake level, a
fixed red Light.
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DIn,r-rh@.s and Dysentery.-wo h.vs E

DIarrhOes anu DyAenteTy.-"e hevs ex-
amined crest nanber o'letteri Z om 5 ime of the
most prominent citizens OF Cincinnati aud Coving
con, etc., speaking ia the highest TER .ss Of DR.
strIckIsnFs Anu-C C'holeTa Mixture for the eure of
diArIhoea and dJsenttrJ. Tbs letters are too long
TO rublish. Ara We DDS, Of O'Vinstou, says he
was pronounced iOeurabIe By the best doctors in
oiDcinnati, and ons bottle Of Dr. EtroklAdds AZ ti
Cholera Mixture effected permanent cure after
suffering for months with the worst form OF diAr-
rhOea and dyHentery- For sale by Druggists.
5 BENTON 4 DURaAh, Agents, Cleveland, o.
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nEW ADVERrIsEnIENin.

Academy OF Music-MAd. seh'II,r 4 ChSs Pope
George q. DOdge-NAre and buggy Stolen.
- Jay COoke-7-3O Loan
N. aAlIe OO-EeW Goods.
TAyIor, GTiswoId b Co.-Eew Goods.
Ga retsOn 4 Co-For Lake Superior.
Malone. Petit . CO-For Lake Superior.
L Benedict 3 sons-Lades Hats.
J. q. Dewitt a Co-Laees.
Universalist socisty-LOosl Notice.
.. DOnelIy-Strayed.
VIM. o. scopsir-GirI Wanted
P. 4. Frees-eirl Wanted.
8. =. Msllsn-CArriage FIR saIe.
soIeiers' Aid SOcieIy-LocaI.
Mrs. gbaW-Looal.