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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-08

Coxr1xuEp.-The case of George Brown
for passing counterfeit money, which was
under preliminary examination before Com
missioner White yesterday afternoon, was
continued to this morning.
The Salem Republican says: "on Monday
last, the [. S. Marshal from Cleveland, ar
rested q counterfeiter named Brown. A
week ago last Wednesday or Thursday, this
Brown bought q horse from a farmer in the
n~eighborhood of Salem, name not known,
and paid for it in counterfeit gresn5acks. If
this notice reaches the eye of the farmer,h he
would do well stleastto examine his money
and inquire into its genuineness."
The horse is in possession of the authori-
ties here, and may have been bought by
Brown with counterfeit money or not bought
at all; or it may not have been obtained
Gin the neighborhoOd of Salem" as the only
authority is the prisoners word. He eyi-
IDENTIFY came from Pittsburg and obtained
the horse somewhere this side of that point,
either honestly or fraudulently-in the lat
ter case the horse awaits its owner.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-08

tbs MOsT WONDERFUL INVENTION OF TIE
AGE-A Coon WELL OF WATER OBTAINED IN
oNE HoUR.-Practical business men call and
decide for yourselves. The undersigned is
introducing a new kind of water well, by
driving tubes and attaching a pump. This
well can be put in operation in from n to
three hours, in doors or cut, without the &C
emulation of dirt or litter. Also, surface
water viii not effect them. They are giving
good satisfaction where used, in breEeries,
founderies, for families or stock purpose.
They are less expensive by n half than
the old styled of wells. Those using the city
water those who are building, and every
one loving the cold spring water come and
let a practical demonstration prove the
statement. All orders in this vicinity
promptly attended to by Messrs. Thomas &
Co. All information free. County and State
rights for sale. For further particulars in
aUire this week Of 4, 1, EoTT,
New England Hotel,
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-08

are anxious In sustaining the market. but the de-
mand for export is quite limited. We understand
that about s., 50O,O OO of gold was engaged up TO
last night The largest shippers estimates satur-
days exports at about I per cent.
Money is easy at 5 per cent for calls.
DISCOUNTS are moderately active at : per cent.
Foreign exchange Is less active than for Last
summer and Transactions in } days bills are much
diminished. The rates, though nominaiIy npehang.
ed, are weaker.
The Posts money article says:
Several sensation rumoTs Of bank failures here
and in Washington were ahoat this morning. hav-
ing no foundation.
The loan market is easy but inactive at G per
cent.
Commercial paper Is scarce at san per cent.
Government stocks are firm, but railway and
miscellaneous securities are dropping. The fol-
lowing are the latest quotations New York Cen
tTsl 4TaZ. Erie g2L
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Seg york Market-JUne =

C0TFON-FiTm. Sales at 3s94Oc for middling.
FLOUR-Rather less active and common and me-
medium grades l09I5c lower.
Sales at S5.0l9s,6 50 for extra state; 50 259io.G0
for extra round hoop Ohio, SlO,059l4.00 for trade
WHIsKT~Q quiet. Sales at sa.sGH@27 for west
ern.
WHEAr-DuII and declining for common and in
ferior grades, aud white prime parcels scarce and
sales at 81. 20 for Chicago spring; s2,l292, 20 for
No. l Milwaukee; S2,2 % fer a small parcel Of choice
do; s2,27 for amber Michigan, and s2,9 for amber
state.
RYE-Firmer and scarce. Sales at CSC for west
err and 81 20 for Canada.
| BARLEY-Quiet.
BARLEY M~ALT-Qui-t
Connie better.
Sales at 7S9slc for uusOEud now mixed west
srn; s29s4e for sound DO
OATs-l92c better and moro active.
Sales at 6596Oc for new western
COFFEE-Dun.
sUGAR-Quist. Sales at TI@Isc for Cuba; I29
12c for Porto kieo.
MOLAssEs-Dull.
PETRoLEUH-Dull. Sales at 2G@26%c for crude;
and 4l942c for refined in b06d-
PORK-Unseitled
Sales at $50, 5693O,75 for new mess, closing
st s3O,t2% cash; s29,25@Z9,5O for old mess 5
S24, 25@24,5O for prime. Also $3.50 bbls new
mess for June, July, and August, sellers and
buyers option, at $50, 1881 Is.
BEEF-Stesdy.
Sales at SI6'OO@2l 90 for new plain mess aud
| 81, 5O924, 80 for new extra ness
BEEF HAHs-Unchanged. Sales at s45,50Si6,0O.
CUF MEATs-Steady.
Sales at l2h9IsAc for shoulders, aud I79
Is%c for hams.
BkooS-Quiet. Sales at I59I5s<c for Cumber-
land Cut, andl6Hc for short ribbed.
~LARD-QOiet. Sales at l9Z922%c.
BUTTER-Heavy. Sales at 259s5c for Ohio, end
2594Oc for state.
OHEEsE-Quiet Sales at sa20c.
FREIGHTs TO LIvERPoOL-Dull and dropping.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-08

RAILROAD AccIDESr.-The passenger train
on the Lake Shore Road due here yesterday
morning at five o'clock, run into a freight
train about ten miles this side ofErie, throw
ing from the track the baggage and express
cars and the first coach, ~bruising, but not
seriously injuring, seTera! passengers. The
fireman jumped from the passenger train
and was considerably injured. The train
was delayed four or five hours by the side
tracking of some of the rear freight cars.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-08

CoRREcTIoS.-On the third page will be
found the particulars of a sad poisoning
case. For Cant" read Cant, and for "25"
read %. We gave the particulars as furn-
ished by a neighbor of Mr.. Cant to our re-
porter. We certainly would not willingly
injure the feelings of any one. 1t was the
servant girl who poured the poison into the
wine bottle, not Mrs. johnson.
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Elected 10 thc Comfy Com
VentiOn.

At the primary meetings held last even
ing in the several Wards of the city, the
following Delegates were elected TO the
Union County Convention which meets in
CARROTS Hall on Saturday, the 9Th inst.
for the nomination oGDelegates to the Union
State Convention for the nomination ofstate
officers to be held in Columbus on the goth
inst:
F1Rsr WARD.-Dr. P. ROeder, A. Roberts,
NJ. R. Keith, II. y. johnson, Henry Bich-
enbach. Power to fill ~vacancies.)
SECOND WARD. H. Clark, W. c. Nc
Farley, Isaac sturtevant, G.. Arnold, c.
Bradburne, A. Merchant.
THIRD WARD.-Gen. Jas, Barnett. S. Stein,
P. Gallagher.
FoURrH WARD.-R. D. Noble, r. r. Her
rick, D. A. Dangler, John 0uthwaite, Geo.
Hester, J. II. Melcher.
Firm WARD.-Henry Weeks, Dudley
Baldwin, F. W. Ruhtz.
SIXTH WARD.-John 4. Foot, DR.. William
Meyer, W. S. Kerruish, George Ambruster,
T. Il. Oakley, William Kenmore.
SEvENTH WARD.-John Sturmickle, W. H.
Parker.
EIGHTH WARD.-H. j. Webb.
NINTH WARD.-E. D. Ellsworth, John
Martin. Power TO ill v~acsncies.)
TRsTu WARD.-R- II. Becker, Thomas
Gregory, Davis Pollock. Power to Gil va
cancies.)
ELEVENTH WARD.-Fred. Buhne, Theo-
dore Vegas. Power to fill vaeancies.)
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ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Miss Reynolds ap-
peared in her great character of "Matilde"
to a fine house last evening. She rendered
her part admirably and was well sustained
by the company. The splendid comedy Of
"Antony and Cleopatra 3" closed the enter
tainment. A grand bill is announced for
this evening, and those who have not yet
listened to Miss Reynolds should net fail
to attend tonight.
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DAILY LEADER
FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1866.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Academy of MusIc-Miss Kate Reynolds.
Mrs. Shaw-Locsl Notice.
VI. NJ. Patterson-Plessure Excursion.
Jas. Pyle-O. Z. Soap.
H.H. Mayhew-Patent Mop Wringer.
Garretson & Color Lake Superior.
Z. T. smith-A Wonderful Invention.
Oottrell & Dicksy-Beans for Sale.
Geo. Sprague & Co.-Notice.
s. S. Convention-Meeting.
Cowles & Co.-Portmonies.
2 Atwater ~Block-Page's Pump and Sprinkler
A. &. Hoyt-Local Notice.
DR.. R-amsay-Local Notice
s. Brainard 4 ~Sons-Pisnos.
Leader ohice-Melodeon for Sails.
2 Atwater BIOek-Superior Chance.
G. d. Lodge-Peachblow Potatoes.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL

THURSDAY EVENING, June :, 1866.
The principal changes in the June state
ment of the public debt are as follows
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-08

ATTAcHNEST-Deputy U. S. Marshal
simmonds yesterday afternoon attached the
canal boat Sovereign, at Eleven Mile Lock,
on a suit brought by John E. Hall and Alex
ander NJ. Oberson VS.. James H. Fox. The
suit is brought to recover the value of the
canal boat and two mules The boat was
also sold to Fox in Feb. 1865, but never paid
for-beuce the suit.
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Clerelanl Family MARKED.

IHUksbANI JUNE U I50o-
Below we give the retail prices Of the chief ar
ticles of family use in Meats, Vegetables and gen.
eral Produce, as prevailing to-day with the Onta-
rio street dealers. We continue 70 note a very
steady market for all leading commodities, and
particularly Meats, which are unchanged and firm.
Vegetables have been in good supply during the
past week, but are not in such abundance as to
materially affect prices. which have ruled steady.
Butter is a shade lower this week Cheese and Eggs
are higher. In the Fruit line there is a growing
supply of Strawberries, but the demand is good
and prices are firm. We quote
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-08

Mrs. L. NJ. E. RIcEs.-Mrs. Kicks is to
arrive here to-day, from Washington, with
sixty-two colored persons, for whom she de-
sires to secure situations. Mrs. Kicks is
doing a noble work in the cause of the
suffering freedmen of the District Of Column
bia, and will receive all necessary assist
ance from our citizens in the carrying out
OF her plans.
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AJdtement.-On Iron, Except sheet) ordered in
lots ef20 tons, l219c per hundred pounds.
On Nails, ordered in lots of 100 kegs or more,
l2Lc perkeg.
nTerRs-NOts OF acceptance at sixty days, with
curreht rate of exchange on New York, or q dis
count Of three per cent. for cash, if RENTED on re-
ceipt Of invoice. Payments to DO made in New
York exchange, United States Treasury Notes, or
their equivalent. No discount on bills Of less
amount than nifty dollars.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-08

A WONDERFUL ISvESTIoS.-A want, long
felt in all the families Of the land, is now
filed. Mr.. E. 7. Smith, at the Forrest City
House, has On exhibition q most useful and
valuable article, which commends itself to
all who see it Large sales and large pro-
fits await all who invest in it, and no risk.
MIR. Smith will offer those who call on him
soon arare chance to make money.
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oswego Marke1-June :

F~LoUR-Aetive aud unchanged. Sales at slO,25
for No / spring; si2,OO for red winter Sl5,Oo for
Xxx.
WHEAr-FIrm but dull. Sales Of No. 2 Milwa-
auke club at 81 80. g.
CORN-Opened Lc kwer, Sales at 1875 for
No l Illinois
OATs-Quiet Small sales of Illinois at 6Se-
CANAL FEIGBTs-Quiet, nominal rates. To New
York Flour 36G3sc wheat luce, corn 81
LACE IMPORTs-37. 500 bu wheat, $1,000 corn,
CANAL ExPoRTs-24,' % bbls -four, u, 500 bush
wheat; 5000 bH corn; 3,O,O bu oats.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-08

TIE o. K. NAN is making a great stir
about town. His banners and posters are
pasted everywhere, and noticing his Soap
piled up in many of our best grocery stores,
we Judge that his soaping is having the de-
sired effects. If it will only mitigate the
arduous duties of the poor washerwomen,
we shall not begrudge g large addition to
his pile. Those who have tried the Soap
speak well of it.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Just Notwithstanding, a novel
by WIlkie Collins; price In paper
S1.6O, in cloth $500. hand and Glove,
BIZ Amelia B. Edwards; price SO cents,
paper. Lectures on the Study OF HIS
tOry,b by Goodwin Smith; price $1.!5.
A new edition Of I. Buchanan Reads
Poems; 8 vols. cloth, price $500.
Field, GunbOat, Hospital and Prison,
by Mrs. P. A. HannafOrd; Price $l.15.
Beymlnster, o novel, by the author OF
A Silent Woman; Price Sis. The
Angels Song, by ThOs: Guthrie; price
IS cents. We have just received q
large supply of the French Copying
Ink, the best In market; also some
very fine mahogany BO0k-rests.
Cobb, Andrews &C.,,
iuneG pa SuperiOr-st.
SOLDIERS TAKE NOTICE.-SOldlers'
Claims collected without charge. See
advertisement Of "Free Claim Agen-
CIV In another column. mays
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Compound-int. Notes, '64.lO7k9TOH Ds%9llz
Notes, '65-lO2h9l05 lO5h9lO6
The circular from which We make an ex-
tract above reports the following interesting
facts in connection with our shipments of
specie and produce for the month of May
and for the past six months.
"The shipments of gold from New York
to England during the month of May are
not far short OF thirty millions of dollars.
The exports of produce, etc, to European
markets during the same period exceed
twenty millions Of dollars in gold value,
making an aggregate of upwards of fifty
millions of dollars, or say ten millions ster-
ling remittances in one single month,
chiefly, almost exclusively, to Great Britain.
The exports, including specie, from the
United States for the last six months show
an excess over imports Of upwards of fifty
millions of dollars in gold value and it is
still more noteworthy that the whole
amount of the exports from Great Britain
to the United States, for 1865, only reached
Ell, zoo, 900.
The local money market continues to
work easier, Notwithstanding q well-sus-
tanned demand for loans, and the banks
generally report their situation as quite
satisfactory.
Eastern exchange, though still in quite
n oderate receipt, is working easier, under
a light demand, and the supply is relatively
better than for some weeks past. Rates are
unchanged.
The report of the Commissioners of the
Sinking Fund of the State of Ohio, made on
the 4th inst, shows that there was redeemed
of the Public Funded Debt of the State,
during the six months from Nov. 18th, 1865,
to May 18th. 1866, s4OO, s17.44, leaving out
standing at the latter date sI2,511,I97.Ol.
The total amount of sinking fund on hand
is $500, 522 O2.
OF the general Produce markets we have
only to repeat our previous observation ct
universal dullness. In Breadstuffs hardly
enough doing to-day to make a market, but
such movements as there are, are made at
about previous prices, and no decided
change in this respect can be noted. There
is a firm tone for the high grades of Flour
and Wheat, but at the present range of
prices there is no inducement to speculs-
tive investment, and buyers are satisfying
themselves with supplying their legitimate
wants only. Corn is quiet and steady. Oats
are neglected. A fair demand is noted for
Provisions, chiefly Smoked Meats, and
prices continue without change and firm.
Butter is beginning to be a little more felt
for, but the market is still very dull at about
the previously reported range. Cheese is
firm and in fair demand. Eggs are steady.
Highwines are quiet and steady. Petroleum
is firm, with a moderate inquiry for bonded
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-08

HAY MAKISe.-0ur smsture hay makers
who have been practicing for som days on
hay in Monumental Park have certainly
earned the title of professionals. They dis
play remarkable skill in opening and
spreading, and can safely promise to have
the crop fit to house by the fourth Of July.
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Financial.

money article says

The Commercials money article says
The stocks we're decidedly dull, partially from a
downward turn in Erie and partially with the
runners Of bank failures. Erie opened at G21S and
third board. New York Central, Michigan South
ern and Reading were also lower. Northwester
was comparatively firm, and common stocks a
lower and preferred q better. Ohio and Missouri
certificates were very active at about the closing
figures of yesterday. New York Central fell od
n, Cleveland and Pittsburgh q, Reading q, Mich
gan Southern y. Illinois Central was firm and l
per cent higher,
Governments are more In demand.
The gold interest on stocks being 4 better, Ger
man bankers yesterday and to-day have been buy
ers to q moderate extent, for export.
Geld il less IN demspd, The speculative holders
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-08

NEW LocATIoS.-Mr. C. H. lodge has re-
Gently removed his produce supply store to
I76 Ontario street. where his old patrons
and the public generally will find him still
offering as good as is to be had in the mar
ket in:his line. Housekeepers hould take
notice
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-08

THE SECOND AMATEUR CONcKRT.-The Sec
ond and lastof the amateur concerts, given
by Mrs. Isaacs, was we'll attended last even
ing. Brainard's Hall has seldom presented
a more attractive array of fashion and
beauty, the audience being larger, and, if
possible, more brilliant than that Of the
previous evening.
The opening duo was a beautiful produc-
ton, and was heartily encored by the au-
dience. The voices of the ~artistes blended
very happily and brought out the various
points of effect with precision and clear
ness. Mr.. Perabo's were finer and gen.
orally more difficult OF execution than
those of the previous evening. They were
rendered in the artists best manner, and
were models of scholarly taste and finished
execution. Mr.. Perabo's conscientious ad-
herence to his high standard in selections
is always manifest. If he were less de
voted to his art he would sometimes seek
popular applause by the selection Of COM
positions which appeal more directly to the
average appreciation of his auditor.
Misses White and Perkins again divided
the honors ofthe evening, each being hear
tily epc0red at every appearance.
Miss Perkins success was far beyond that
of the previous evening, and the audience
seemed at a loss to find an adequate express
sion of their admiration for her perfor-
nance. Her rendering of kathleen Ma
~vourneen' as an eacoret to La Morale.was sur
passingly sweet, and brought down a show
er of boquets upon the fair singer. Her
voice has the rare combination of sweetness
with great compass and volume, and care
full training has brought it under perfect
control.
Miss White's,two eneores-"Belcved Star
and Give o'clock in the Morning"-were
rendered with the same wonderful purity
of voice and delicacy of expression which
characterized her songs of the previous
evening.
shl has won golden opinions from all
lovers of good music and will always be
welcomed in the concert room.
The closing trio was q beautiful piece,
very fnely;executed.
Messrs. Williams and Fuller contributed
much to the real pleasure of the evenings
entertainment. They are among our finest
vOcalists, and their. performance was in ev-
cry way creditable.
The brilliant. success of these concerts
planned and given by Mrs. Isaacs, was we'll
merited.
The task shown in the selections and the
careful training and preparation for an en-
tertainmsnt of the highest order, deserved
the substantial marks of appreciation they
have received.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-08

This FRIDAY EVENING, June sth, 1867.
will be presented Bourieanlt's famous Military
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~. stOck Mnrket-June :

CONVENIENT STOcKs-Firm.
$50 coupons, Of 1862. lO2%; 7-SOs, LIST series,
1O2L; do. third series l0ZH.
Missouri IS 70.
SToCKs-Dull.
Milwaukee and St. Paul IS; do preferred TO-
Chicago and Rock Island 90; Chicago and North
western 3JL; do preferred SIS Cleveland and
Pittsburgh s35<; Illinois Central l2l; Michigan
Southern 79L Michigan Central 1854; Reading
1927; Erie 6zA; New York Central so1si West
ern Union Telegraph sly; Ohio and Mississippi
carf;6raeaz oo1T
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Dried AppIes-Firm st l79lsc aud pay for
packages.
Dried PeRehes-Firm. Pared SOC IMPAIRED,
halves, 2O925ci quarters, 1se.
Lake FIsh-In good demand ami firm
No. l Whit '1sh $3.50 per half bbI; No. 2 do $500
Piekersl, No. l. fs,OO9s,2 q rrout s7.25; Her
ring, large, $3.50.
BeRns-PTime white in moderate request at
81, 7592,O 90 per bu.
SaIt-Held at $3.50 for EEO and s2,S5 for
coarse Onondaga Saginaw $3.50.
Water Limc-Ih fair demand and firm at
s., 90 for Akron and Oswego.
Feathers-PTlms lISe geese firm at s599Oc.
TslIOW-Quist. Held at loo for city, &c for
country rendered.
HOPs-st,aiy At i5s7O1 'or Ee@ York, Miehi-
gan and Ohio.
Malt-BArley Malt steady at Sl,409I,sa y bn,
the outside price for prime No. l Canada.
Ale and POrIer-Ws quote as follows: Pres
emit Use Xxx Ale 1900; Stock sls, OO9l4,O co. Ken
nett $500; Pale Cream 81, 90; Porter sl2 COG
I4,OO.
PIaster-Poweu's land plaster firm at Sl2,O %
y ON st Mill. Oaleined $500 . Dbl.
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Earkst.
Especial to Cleveland Daily L~E.DEa.

PITTSBURGH, June s-7.l5 P. y.
The oil market is fiat for Crude. Bulk nominal
at 149l4Ac; Green county amber oil sold at 10
aud Csc, Light and heavy, in bulk.
Refined neglected. Bonded on spot 35%c. Sales
200 bbls bonded, juno delivery Philadelphia, sc !;
500 bbls do do at41H. Several Easteen orders ara
on hand, but figures don't suit sellers. Free oil
dull and prices nominal.
Sales Of Tar, free on cars, at SIPS. No offers
for RsnznIa-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-08

SUNsHTSE.-Yesterdsy was very warm,
the clear sunshine being in striking contrast
with the chilly rain of the day before. Pc
destrians took the shady side of the street
and ice-cold lemonade, not to mention other
cooling drinks went with a rush.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-08

The State S. School Convention meets
at ~Sandusky June 10, continuing three
days. Trains leave at $50 A. NJ, by Mon
r~oeville, and 4 P. NJ. by the Northern Di-
vision. Delegates paying full fare are re-
turned free.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-06-08

JESSIE BROWN;
Or, The siege of Lucknow.
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GOLDEN Hrxxs.-This book is a selection
of the best Sabbath School hymns, published
by VIM. B. Bradbury. Price 10 cents. Hol-
den, Clark 4 Wilson have it for sale.
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ueyeland Iron and Nail Market,

THURSDAY, June 7, 1866.
Cleveland, Brown & Co., Manufacturers and
Wholesale Dealers in Iron and Nails, Nos. % and
81 Merwin street, report no change in prices dur-
ing the past week, but the market is very firm,
and indications point quite strongly to an early
advance. Trade is fair, but not active. We con-
time previous quotations as follows:
FLAT BAR IRON,
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$1,000 ReHRrd.-The above reward will be
given to any person who can furnish a Prescrip-
tioE for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Asthma
and Consumption, which is equal to DR.. strick-
lank's MeIifuous Cough Balsam. This balsAm
will cure the above complaints, also splitting Of
blood and night Bweats. One bottle is sufficient
for any one TO try. The worst cases Of chronic
cough, asthma, whooping cough and primary cases
OF consumption are cured by DR.. Strickland's Mel
Iihuous Cough BalsAm. 1t can be be had at any
Druggists.
BENTON & DUEHAM, Agents, Cleveland, o.
Marx
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TRAVELLERS REGISTER.
DEPARTURES.


- Citizens wis hing conveyance to either Of ths
above Trains or Bests, will be called for by Coaches
Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
st the Omnibus once, lGO Superior street, OPP
Bosite the Weddell House. mayl5