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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
Trouble in the Colleges.

A WAR OF SoUmTs--lt is wonderful what
a commotion viii be got up in community
Of youngsters about matters Of no conse-
quence. At Amherst College, few days
since, fierce contest arose between the Jun
Tors and Sophomores, about the rightful pos
session of n SYRINGE-ruigdritey u SQUIRT,
of what particular pattern or material the
historian does not say, but its function is re-
ported that of trdiuing Freshmen. Pistols
were displayed, the Faculty had 10 interfere.
and the honors of war, in the shape of a
siver-mounted pistol, by solemn vote of the
Sophs., is TO be conferred on the valiant mem
Der who stuck by the squirt to the last
burlington Free Press.
There has been something of muss at
Brown University in Rhode island. II seems
to have been the practice oS-shc Sophomore
class fos years to enter the Freshmen's rooms
and hare them. In other words-smoko
them out Each year added to the spirit and
severity Of the hazing. The Freshmen smart
ing under the nfliction, anticipated the time
when they could "put the Freshmen through"
1t had already become a serious nuisance; hut
this year otEer indignities were added, such
as throwing water upon the Freshmen, and
driving them out and taking possession Of
their rooms. The faculty very properly took
the matter In hand, and required the class to
make the dmer1de honorable, which they re
fused to do They were therefore all sus-
pended After sober second thought, they
returned complied with the demands of the
again.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
sEzs'. WI.sys,,.

] HHNs's 'hsNeF-
This lovely subjse, WAS treated in a Isvsly
manner TO lovely audience, on the lovely
evening Of Tuesday last at Unisn Hall, by
John'G O. Sake the humorist and poet The
poem is short, bu, the audience went away
satisfied that they had their "money's worth.
Mr.. SAKE dcliycred this poem in New York
ei'yto large audience, and not only received
the most ilaltrring notices from tho leading
papers Of that city, but an urgent request to
repeat II in the same place, which he is ir.
Ierding to do next month. There are but
few who can Brighten away the blue, az can
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
Accident.

Arfidr"',
MI Napoleon u. Flint Of this village, met
with an accident on Wednesday, by which
one leg was broken in two place, below tn,
knee. lie was going to the Centre village,
and when near Mr.. IIeAtht, his horss was
frightened by barn door that stood beside
the fence and shcered suddenly into the
ditch upsettng the wagon and breaking Mr.
tlintt leg as above mentioned, There were
also in the wagon two daughters Of Mr.. A. b.
Flint, who escaped injury.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
go she a. a.

These meetings at this place next TUESDAY
and Wednesday promise 10 be interesting
and valuable, by notice Ia the CAroniri,
We learn that Secretaries Treat and Pettin-
gill, aud Messrs, Grout and IIaren, returned
Missionaries, have engaged 10 be present At
these meetings, 4 large attendance IL "a.
peeted from the great interest felt In these
speakers Il will be the last opporlunil, "
hearing Mr., Grout before he leaves the eoun.
ny On the second afternoon, Sabbath
Schools will be- introduced aRd addressed.
The eXmeisss wilI open Monday evening.
with sermon from Secretary Pellingill, Al
the North Church, at e'eloek On Tues.
day, meetings wi be held under the diree.
ton Of the Secretaries and returned Mission.
aries commencing at 10 o'clock, Al The North
Church,
a general invitation il extended by the
citizens Of st. Johnsbury and those attend,
Ing the meeting Ars invited TO call at the
store Of D. J,weII opposite the Postonies, and
DO provided with places Of entertainment
Persons attending these meetings will h.
carried over the Paisumpsie Railroad for fare
one way -
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= NJ, PET ENG ILL a CO.'S
ADVEHTIRING AGENCY.

no Nassau st.. n. y, & 10 State S., Roston
s. NJ. PETTENGlLL s. CO., are the Agents
fur The Calednuiau, aud the most influential and
largest circulating Newspapers 10 the United
States aud CaHadas. lhry are authorized 10 cpn-
tract fur us at our i0irnf Taffs
b. H. MILES, (sucoessoT 90 v, Is, ialWerfl
Newspaper Advertising Agent. no. hcallay's
building, Court street Boston is authorized 60
receive Advertisements fur this paper ~ the same
rates A. required hY Ne.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23

thr English bid 10 reelected, as rs allen Mont
ggmery Of PlnusyHania, while JAS Is, Foley
VAS 30 badly "mueilated" in indiana hs 10
defeat his election, Thaddeus Stevens, nom
BuchananA ownIeosuty, is elected 20 Con
gress by over 5000 majority.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23

To appreciate the value of this net gain in
fuar States, We need only bear in mind the
fact that while the present House was erigi-
nally rated as Democrats i3l, Republicans SO
and Americans "a, Montgomery's bill was
carried over the Administration Lecompton
bill by a vote Of 100 TO il2.
The notorious YIN. 3. English tfatber of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
cue CaIeUotttGN,
St. Johnsbury, oct. Do, 1853.
~ Q. NJ sToNE 4 90,

o. tvil be the aim " ihe conductors II ilnH
CALEDoaIAB % give ihe Ness la an abrasive
fsm and IN ils season. 90 make an interesting
and eleNatipg Family journals 60 discuss public
Affairs with iudspsnd, nee aud UyAcityi aud %
reflect the common New England sentiments against
-thc great Wrong of glayeB,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
H'srsonul.

PsTsonaI.
Gov. Hall has appointed Wilbur i. Da,il
Of Woodstock, Secretary Of Civil and Militia
ry Affairs Frederick +. Woodbridge OF
Nergennes, franklin Fairbanks Of ST. Johns
bury, Richard Bradley Of Brattleboro, Her
man ID. Hopkins Of Montpelier, Governor,
Aids.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23

CoRHEsFoHDEH0H-Ws solicit voluntary rsDl-
muHisafioas from al Psrts ~ tho country upon
matters Of hpsrsst ~ items0 n Arsi, Ia par
tiouiar, viii bs thankfully RECEIVED.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23

THE following letter wss received too late for
Insertion last week, but it contains matter u 20
much Interest that We give Il TO our readers his
week I'm. Gail
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
Orleans County.

COVENTRY lrENs-We doubt ir there il, in
all Vermont, greater potato market than at
Coventry. During the season Of digging
there is an almost uninterrupted flow Of po-
tntoes to the starch factory in that village
One day last week the ingnthering wa, 60
great as to excite the curiosity of one OF the
employees, who footed up the days reeeipta
aud found them 10 amount to 400 bushefs
The receipts last Monday were probably still
larger. More than thirty eart-loads were
brought in before sunrise, and the village
was full Of potato carts till late hour Of tho
day.
The Coventry High School, under the tu-.
ition of Mr.. ii. X. Dewey, il IN highly
ilourishing condition. Between seventy and
eighty soholars--a greater number than at
any other High School or Academy in the
County-haye attended during the present
term.
A series of lectures by hohns lecturers arc
in progress at Coventry. The Rev. A. n,
Gray, and w. w. Grout Esq, of Barton have
already lectured, aud others are to fol-
low. Whether this is not better and more
profitable than to pay "fifty dollars and s1-
penses," deserves to be considered in great
many villages where a course OF lectures 10
desirable.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23

HEARD FROM The long missing Quaker
vote in Pennsylvania has been heard from,
1t is Slow but sure, trhen IL eoDtsS. a. a.a
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23

PRErrY RIcIL-The Rutland Courier pro,
diets that Vermont will give her vote to the
Democratic candidate for President in 1860.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23

Mr.. Win. s Flint of Iraaburg, lately killed
a sheep, two years old, which had in il 33 Ia
pounds Of tallow.----David ClouEh OF Alba
NY clRms' that he has beaten "Uncle Sube,"
mentioned last week) in raising corn, by
crihbing 40 bushels Of as good corn as was
ever raised in Vermont, from one acre and
half of ground.--A. A. Ripley Of Coventry
haS given his attention 10 raising cabbagss
this season and has shown the editor Of the
Standard twenty he raised this season. which
average twenty pounds apiece One weighs
twenty-five pounds. =--SSk bear was surround,
ed AMI shot in Barton last week when the
hunters repaired 10 the hotel and had n sup
per, and among the dishcs served up was
bear Steak. Brnin weighed about three hun
dred pounds. Parker OF Coventry
raised potato this season, weighing 4 Ia
pounds.--Wm. Wilson of Craftsbury, rails
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LOCAL AND STATE.
New Advertisements.

Rrw AdVsFtisemsnts,
New Goods Of Oh kinds-E. T. Bro.s
Great EHcilement-D Dr. Newton. Good
hto'e'-hoynton 4 Deming. 20 Contractor
hurse hhpsng and Baeksmithlng Platter.
son A harslon, Land At auellon-Legi,
Heath Legal eard-W, O. Bate. Tide,
baHsls--J O. bingham, Ten per cent ,s,u.
Hties-G u, Sargent Clothlng-J, "
Smith & Co. Legal notices.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-10-23
Letter nom New York.

TIE Wsafler--BWsiHe and ~ pr0lpecfi-TAs
burning g(ifhs Cgyifai Palate Paihos-Ths
parties ~ Nco Iort-a PrepAeey- TAuriop
Ireed aud rho wI.tiIsd Iayfie'-THs rshgiow
iaferesf.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-11-05
nee Hoa AN PoRK MARkET

Rather has done in hogs the past week
and about head have sold future delivery ebra
cling this and month, 2 5 and at the close the
brisk demand, and all offered were taken at the latter
price, with more disposition TO contract or December sh
November delivery the quotations. VIZ cannot tat Tue
market has been strong however large offerings and
sire TO SELL part holders would have caused buyers
10 withdraw the about the middle Of the week
when there buyers than sellers at Sc There s
quite large number Of hogs in the vicinity OF TIE city
that operations ill open generally within the next ten DAY
in probability. The feeling regards the iuture Is mi
Of comparatively high prices and the Impression IS prei
generally entertained that owing the abundance Of money
speculative feeling will keep prices up 70 high sveae
notwithstanding there shoad be increase in the number
packed There also. quite number of shOrtcrOp men
chiefly however in Kentucky We understand that the Lou
isvle packers with few exceptions hOrtcToDper and
straning every point large number of hogs
possible.
In the meantime, the have discovered that WI
pay well iced their their wheat 10 swine aud
doing extensively in order to meet the demand oar
from Tennessee the nes hogs and the II
in that tate. known TOT many years good DE-
nand has existed for pork for future delivery and SJ0
been paid for round lots within the week TO be delivered
in December and the latter part OF this mOuth-
Lard could be sold 6sc FOR December delivery under
stand and it is impression t sales have been made
this though there far less anxiety than IS usual at
this make lard Some hams sold for
delivery week, 75e, but they held
EEti Frics tHTTf1I,
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January lst. lsss.
MRS. RoRINsoN.s CERTIFICATE.

VERNON, Trumbull Co. NAV lst 1852
This certes that have been very poor health for
years AMI found e Or relefafter EMPLOYING number
81 fhysclans. Ny disease Prolausis Ute ri hai
hen REDUCED by that and Fl0uor Ahus until had become
ucefated 70 considerable extent By the advice OF Dr.
w Bushnell procured and took six bottles of AIsfshaIs
Uterine athOcOn which enabled me to attend hus-
pahu IN hrs last sickness uat he died which about
year since have taken three bottles has ail
which has made able 10 labor and support family
three children The CahOlcan has nearly restored me
health II is the only thing that has miiis Ged my suffer
ing for winch feel very grateful
MARY E, ROBINSON.
The CATHoLICoN is for sale by City Druggists and by
Medicine dealers generally julie
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEvELAND-Nov. 4

ARRIVALS.
Steamer May Queen, Viger, Detroit
Sch[ MeriiI3n Flood Pigeon Riye IS feet lumber,
Crawford
schr Harwch, Neal, Fremont; lOO 900 heop poles J H
Clark
Schr ar Drew Detroit; 30 cords shinse butts d Holt
Schr Mary Wiltiams Dbble Detroit 10 Il lumber Bell
SooT Rosna Fargher Sanduskyi 81 cords stone vii
lauis
scow Storm Dyer, Sandu ky 75 tons plaster Powell
ScOw W Blake, iiur.iugaHle, Detroit; cargo.
Sow Pnce OF Peace Moore Kelley's Island Is cords OF
limestone. 6 W CaiSlns-
CLEARANCEs.
Steamer Nav Queen, Viser Detroit.
B1g { Walbrldse, SenOa, Wyanaote; Is Of coal
PC & NJ
Schr " Blake Burlingams Toledo co tons of coal P
NJ.
schf Mallory TIMER Trenton; 800 tons coal Smith
ScOW Hayes, Flheld, Toledo; kags pow Ter tons Of
stoves. I5uss 4 Co; Is tons mtrbe, L Strlig
ScOw Storm, Over, Ssnduskv; cargo
Scow Cousin Mary Woodruff Toledo; IS tons Of coal
Scow Peace Moore Ke!ley's Island no cargo
~ LIST OF VESSELS passing and out OF the Lock
the WelaGd Canal Port Cobourne C. W furnished by
the Lock Tender P Dobbins Secretary Of the Board
OF Lake Un lerWriiers:
BOUND WEST, Oct. 3Ih-Schrs Union God Hunter NJ
Collins, Eclipse Noy. lst-Prop Jeersou schr James
COlem1n-
BOUND EAST. Oct. sOtl-Bdg Nsyiower; srhrs On'ona-
g5n, Cascade. Bronson, Reindeer Ben Frnkn Isabel
Ia Nov. PROP Granite State Ogdensburgh bark S D
Woodruff schrs MountaJneer, Catchpole II f Mussey
AustTalla, Arabian, Paragon.
BOUND WEST: Noy i-PIop Bay State; schrs Thornton,
Sltizen, Wa'chfui Queen CITY Ca the 2t-Brg WiIlium
Lewis; schrs Son 4 Hei- Olivia
Bound FAST, Nov. lst-N0ne. On the 2d-None
BoUSD WEST, Nov 2d-Schr AI a Rankia On the 3D.
Prop Praiiis Stale.
BoUSD EAST, Nov 2d-NOne- On the sd-NOue.
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Cleveland Produce Market
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
THURSDAY, Nov. !, 5 p. NJ

FLOUR-No sales
WHEAT-More activity has prevailed to-day, and sales
have been at ltte better figures lot 30 bus sold 81
carload at slOl 2O same Sla,
and 20JO bu ahOat
CORN-No sales
OATs-Ssls one carload new at 421sc-
EGGS-Several lots sold at l5c. Receipts are better
BUTTER bbIs Central roll al l4c.
LARD-Sale Il kegs old at 95zc.
FRUIT--sale cranberries at 50 per bbl for prime.
HIGHwINEs-steady i95ze. with occasional small sales
at DC. Transactions to-day at both figures.
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CLEVELAND, ZANESTlLLG 4 GINClNkAFl
RAILROAD.
1858. 1853.
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad

- Efrf EEsg IE-zsL- -Ezsz=5==s5s
49,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
~ TO- 1858 Passenger Train leave Cleveland follows
Welilngtu", New London, Shelby, Crestne
Gallon, CsIGIugtOu ami Delaware
$50 7, NJ AccommOdailJn, stopping all stations.
6l0 nj, Cincinnati Night Passe stopping al
tons between Cleveland and Gallon, and q
Caldington and Delaware also, stopping TO
leave passengers AZ all stations south Of Gallon.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, Sant1sky Mansfield and Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark Zsnesvlle, &c
trestllne, Pittsburgh, IT. Wayne and Chicago Railroad
lOrFOrest, Upper Sandusky, Delphas Lima, TT
Wayne, BaPorte Chicago. sc west. and East
Tor Mansfield, Wooster, MassilOn Sc-
Gallon and Belle Ousus Railroad Line Marion, Belle
f5ntalne, Sidney Unian, Mgncie, Indianapolis
Ieffe H9ute, ,Ntncelnes. Evansville. Louisville
Cairo 81. LOUIS, sc.
De aware dayton and Cncnn3i Line, for Springfield
,iayton, Hamilton CIncIrustI Richmond H.
dznapolIs, Teue Haute, 81 Lsuls. &c; and at
Cincinnati with the Ohio = Mississippi Rail-
road for Louisville, aHd all points ths Ohio
River
Columbus Litele Miami aud Columbus and Xenia Rail
ROAD for Aeula, Dayton, Indianapolis, Tere
Hauie, st Louis, Morrow, L0y0land and Gin
cnnaii- aud with he Ono and Mississippi Rail
road Al Cincinnati i0r Louisville Evansville,
Cairo. st LzuIs. aud all points on the Ohio river.
Jcum rus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark ZInesye
Wheeling, &c; Columbus, PIQua AID Indiana
Railroad for Piquu, Urhana &c.
u For Tickets 20 all points and ntsrmati0n apply at
the UHlon Ticket Office 81 Superior street, OF si the Pas
senger Stsii0n-
Cleveland May TO- 1855
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COMMERCIAL.
An oRNa1IEYTAI. PRiNTING

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
E Plain and Ornamental Printing OF every descrlpiio
dono at the Printing Establishment Of the Leader Office,
on the latest mpr and most rapid seapresses in the
best style on short notice and reasonable rates Par
tcular attention paid blank work Every description
OF Binding done especially Blank Books. eigers, Journ
ais Sales Books, ReceivIng Books, sc &C
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COAL OIL LAMPS

EXCELSI0R BRECKENRIDGE
IL COAL OlL.-This Oil is entirely free IRON odor,
and Will burn the Bez and Silvck OIL Lamps II
IS the best article manufactured the country sale
at No. 6) Ontario street novI II LAW
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f. r. R..

CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
Many diseases THAT affect humanity Inherited he
looms fru tho diseased bodies OF sIckly Scroda
Consumption, Sypiis and Fits among the most
many generations the seeds these diseases may have
been established u The system, corrupns the bood-RaD
WAYS EENOyATING hEsOLFENr will eradicate from the
bodies OF the afflicted every ptcle Of diseased deposits
and ll the veins with new, pure and healthy blood.
CHLDREN'S DISEASES.
RABWAY's RENOVATIN0 REsOLvENT should be halled As
blessing by every m0the Throughout the land whose
infants cted wlthSor HumOrS, c- These break
gs (tnus early evidence disease trausnlie
REsOLvENr vii eradicate every yestge disease aud
insure the child sound and healthy body.
R.RR
K r R--Eadwayis Bs1dy Relief for Headache, whethe
sfk nervous; kheumf tsm, Paralysis Lumbagu, G0ui
Neuralgia. TOOthache SmGll PO1 Fevers, swollen JOINTS
Kidney Complaints, Scarlet Fever Pains around the Live
Pleursy Measles. Heartburn, and Pains 81 all kinds
Radwag S Ready Relief viii, minutes, change
X. r E-f{adwaF RenuvatHg ReSolyent, for the rune
of GlT1Iic dseases-srh SCrsfulous and SyphIC Com
plants, COsu tive aud other sc cctiOns Of the Lungs
Throat, lnduratOn aud Eular5ementS part Eruptve
and other dseass Of the SKIN NOdes Tum0rs Ulcers
pepsl aud all other diseases arising from mpdre
Of the EOUd.
RR R-Italway's Regulators VIII cure, eiIectaaly and
speedily. COsilyenesS, Indigestion, Inflammation
Bowels, DYs1epsla, Liver Complaint Diseases Of The
Heart and Kidneys Female Complaints, Small P0x FegeTS
Measles, &c, &r WheHeverthe system u af order
dose OF kadgays Regulators will restore regularly
No female should be without them
X r r. Remedies are sold by Druggists egeTyvheTe.
GAYLORD & CO., aud W FISKE, xselts. Clevs
land. Ohio. fei,lf.2ta
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6air Dpt.
Bankers.
j. Herdnlan & Co

j. HerdEl1an & Co.,
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
IL Foreign and Domestic EXCHANGE Uncurreut Money
Specie and Land Warrants Collections throughout tile
United States, Canada and Europe promptly attended
Drafts and Bills OF Exchange Great Britau Ireland
France and Germany We direct sums to suit al
Sight and 60 days the following Banks and Branches
ENGLAND.
londt n-MesSrs. Prescott GTote, Case * Co Bankers
llverpool-J. Banned Co Bankers.
Manchester-Aessrs. Cunliffs. Brooks & Co. Bankers
National Provincial Banks Of England Branches thro
out England and Wales
Birmingham Banking Co.
yorkshire District Bank and Branches
Lancaster Banklng Co and Branches
IRELAND
National Bank of Ireland
Provincial Bank Of Ireland
And all their Branches in all the prinriuI cities and ~
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial Banl lug Co
Greenock Banking Go. in G Gasgow and Creenock
National Bank of Scotland and Branches
We can also furnish DTaf for anV arn1unf uavaila in tho
AII'Gcllsi! ~ g n! lilies OF the Continent OF Europe
-fASSAGE By STEAMER. or Sailing par-et Siir- toor
ifonl New York. Bre2t Britain and Ireland Frsicf mi
SsInany can be cured al the lUwesi rates
FOR iuTther particulars apply TO
SEP J. HERDAIAN& 4 Co As above
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Drmqa

GOAP-Low's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap c eayurs GlyeeEine Musk and ilOnet
SOap--WaI rEuted genuine Tor sale by
PRUSHES-A fine assortment OF
II Hair and Cloth Brushes asn Teeth Brts es Oi iVOry
Bone, Buffalo Horn and Sandal Wood. FuTsal. bT
feb9 L. " SACKRlDER
I UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
sortment Just received together with great varIe
fs,9 L W SACKRlDER
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oSwEGo PRODUCE MARKET-Nov 4.
tBY TELEGRAPH
FlOur-S' eldy.
Nheat-Bctter; sales DIAL O5 for red Ohio
and Indiana; 81 II for white Canadian.
Curu-Saes 20 O00 hi prime OHIO and III al &c.
Oats, aTley aud Rye-QuIet
Canal Erelghus-tluiCts nuir wheat S}Eo -
New York.
Recelpts-UumpOrtaat
Canal EXpOrls-6091 bus wheai 900 bus corn $500 bus
barley; 500 bus oats
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u
Is Gnesltaingy tered re ae remedy fer al those
coup pllInts % which eyeY liable, an which grad
uy Affect the mind well As the body, that thIr
talk work becomes alike Of suffering not
possibility Among the complaints for which the Cathol-
Is remedy Falling of the Womb. Whites Sup
pressed Irregular OF Panui Menstruation Baafing In
hainla Ions and Diseases OF the kidneys Urinary
sans, Retention ncOntEence Of Urine, Heartburn,
tlyeness, Nervousness Paintings PalpitatiOns Cramps
Disturbed Sleep and all troubles organic or syn ahetic
connected with the uterine organs
Ladies who troubled with any the above symptoms
o. with spine, liver lung complaints invited a-
dress DR. BRIDGE with full condderee that they will
md relief Marshalls Uterine CathOicon Is quack
medlcne but It's ingredients have been made known the
Medical Colleges, and they at the any
Specialize physician in the country.
TIE price Or MARSHALL.S UTERINE CATHOLE
CON IS One DolaTGat a LigJper SINGLE bottle.
WEST BEDFORD. COshoctOn Co Nav H. 1857
MI H B klnssey Slr:I have been selling the inetli
cine O the rahenberg ompany for the last years and
hive invariably found them TO give good satisactuH and
the pills have sold TO great many families rpsuafv
as thertea and coffee and with my trade N have become
APPLE ar Icle Rlasbalfs Uterine Caholieon is re1
cine that mas done great of good in female ea
es one lady 50 to told she had received more
benehl from one bottle than she dd rnm long course OF
MEDICAL treatment by the most skillful physicians
January lst, ls5s.
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G. ". BERRY,
TTPHOLSTERER AND MANUFAC
~ of Lounges and all kinds OF Mattresses and
Beddi Cushions, Curtains DTaperies &c No y Supe-
per0r Street HILL four doors below Commercial Branch
Bank. Cleveland Ohio
orders promptly executed Particular attention psid
to the laying OF OIL Cloths Carpeting, &c, Sc.
mF9-dly l77
T AXE ERIE PAPER COMPANY.
II Manufacturers Of PRINTING AND BOOK PAPER
prepared supply ali orders with superior quail
y OF Paper, and On favorable terms
N W. TAYLOR, Agent,
m ar2l-dGwtL Oiice32 Bank street