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Advertisements. Plve CT Ho tel, HELENA, ARKANSAS.

THE citizens of Helena and surrounding country and travelling public generally, are informed that the undersigned has taken charge of the Wharf boat Hotel at Helena, and will spare no pains or expense to rem der every one comfortable who may stop with him. Persons who may land at Hele- na at night, or may wish to take passage on a steamboat, will find it very convenient to stop at this Hotel, as the boats land along side the Wharf boat, and there is not the slightest inconviencein getting aboard. The rooms are comfortable and airy, the beds cleanly--and the table will be supplied with the best the market affords, and the servants obedient and attentive. Terms moderate.
 June l2. 1858. WM. DACUS.
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Cook-Stoyes.

THREE large Cook Stoves and lot of Castings, for sale, very low, by
 AuU. "A. '58. WM. Y, LAND.
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Just Received, ,

A CHOICE lot of family GROCERIES on the corner of Ohio and Porter sts., fo sale, low for cash.
 J. ". BATES $ co. August IA, 1858.
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TWO PIANOS FOR SALE,

One-new-for S2OO; the other-second hand good, for $l00. Also shower bath, cupboard safe, tables, chairs, &c
 June l9, 1858. OTIS HACkETT,
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Candles
Whisky.
The Place to Buy Bacon.

IS at II. c. Rightor's and will continue to keep throughout the season large stock, and everything that is usually kept in a Produce and Grocery House can be found at my establishment, on the best of terms. My Goods are all bought from first hands and guaranteed to me. 1 will extend the guarantee to my customers, giving them the privilege of returning any articles not as represented, and pay them extra for their trouble, and would advise you to lay in your stock of Bacon. Flour and Lard now, as these articles invariably advance to ruin ous rates later in the season. Hoping you will give me a call when wanting any arti- cle in my line,
 am yours truly,
 Ii. c. RIGHTOR.
Southern shield., 1858-08-28
4 Word to the Public :!

IT is out of the question to enumerate all of the articles in my line, as it would take too much space for a single advertise ment. It is enough to say, that I am well fortified and prepared, with an ample stock to enter upon the Spring Trade. Those of my old friends and customers and the pub lie generally are solicited to give me a call before purchasing elsewhere, as extend to my customers the most exact and uncondi- tional guarantee of everything recommend to them. F. F. HOWERTON.
 Helena. April 10, 1858.
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JE w ELER,
NEW CABINET
AND
GARpEMT Zn'S SHOP.

PENTEn'S SHOP. HAVE just completed a commodious and conveniently arranged Cabinet and Car penter's Shop, situated in West Helena, on Porter Street, one door West of PentecoSt's Tan Yard, where l will be prepared to do every description of work in my ine-will contract for building houses in any part of the country, within fifty miles of Helena and furnishing Doors, Blinds, Sash, Re- CoFFINs made to order, with the utmost neat ness and dispatch. Persons employing me to do any work may rely upon it's being done in faithful and workmanlike manner, and at reasonable, C live and let live prices ''
 GEORGE W. FRANKS.
 Helena, May l6, 1857.
Southern shield., 1858-08-28

Many glorious speculation has failed for the same good reason that the old Texas Ranger gave when he was asked why he didn't buy land when it was dog cheap. A correspondent tells the story:
 "'Well, l did come nigh onto taking eight thousand acres onest,' said old Joe, mourn fully. You see, two of the boys came in one day from an Indian hunt, without any shoes, and offered me their titles to the two leagues just below here for a pair of boots.'
 "sFor pair of boots!' l cried out.
 "'Yes, for a pair of boots for each league'
 "'But why, on earth, didn't you take it? They'd be worth hundred thousand dollars to-day. Why didn't you give them the boots?
 "'Jest 'cause didn't have the boots to give said old Joe, as he took another chew Of tobacco, quite as contented as if he own ed two leagues of land."
Southern shield., 1858-08-28
 THE CABLE TOW.

The Boston Post is responsible for the follow ing:
 The westward course of empire yet Demands higher speed Columbia would go ahead
 While Europe lags indeed. But Field has found a remedy; As Europe Is so slow Our continent, inpatient takes The eastern world in tow.
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NOT. CEs
THE undersigned having leased pr. r II. Rice's
 NM < GRLN.I IILI.

would inform the citizens of Phillips county, and the public generally, that they will cons stantly keep on hand $ good assortment of LUMBER. We will devote our entire at tention to the business of the Mill, and will do our best to render satisfaction to our patrons. Every one is sufficiently acquain- ted with the Steam Mill business to know that it requires money to carry 1t on';-for ourselves, we speak advisedly when we say we will not saw without the money.
 Cg%T The following are our terms, which will De strictly and rigidiy adhered to: All widths over lG inches
 and less than inches,
 will be charged at..,...$2O ger thousand. All size of Oak and Ash 20 per thousand. Polar Flooring, W Weather-
 boarding and Joists......l5 per thousand. Gum ........................1 128 per thousand.
 All sums less than $20-Cash. For all sums over 32O--a good note, payable in ninety days Remember this, and don't ask us to alter our terms. Respectfully,
 Jan. 90. BURRESS & MILLER.
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M. F l. A IT T

HAVING become Agent for the sale oi the latest and most approved Sewing Ma chimes of the day, would most respectfuu,y, announce to the public generally that full and satisfactory instructions will be given gratuitously to purchasers in regard to theI manner of using and keeping the machineSI in order.
 Call in; one door east ofCooIdge's storef and see one of the little seGnSters i'll opera ton. They need no further recommends tion. [Sept. 10, l856
Southern shield., 1858-08-28
THE FLIGHT OF ANGELS.

Two Pilgrims to the Holy Land,
 Passed through our open door Two sinless Angels, hand,
 Have reached the promised shore. We saw them take their heavenward flight Through floods of drowning tears, And felt in woes bewildering night, The agony of years. But now we watch the golden path Their blessed feet have trod. And know that voice was not in wrath, Which called them both to God.
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Notice.

I HAVE removed my Store to Porter street, opposite Courthouse, north side, where am ready to attend to all my old customers and as many new ones as may call on me. My stock now consists of Dry Goods, Groceries, Queensware, Glassware, Hats, Shoes, Boots, and many other articles.
 VIM. T. LAND,
 Opposite Court house, Porter street. June 26, 1858.
 WANTED-A first rate Cook, Washer and Ironer, for which the highest wages will be paid, by JAS. B. MILES. August 2l, 1858.
 WTANTED-A young man, competent w and experienced, desires to take charge of School in the country. Good reference given. Address, R. s." Shield ofice, Helena. Aug. 2l.
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M. P E. A N T,
Gs5 R ew ard-

SPRAYED from my range horses, ne Helena, a small bay MARE, 6 or 8 yea old, small notch in her left ear. l su pose she'has got in with some other ran horses in the county. The above reWai will be paid upon her delivery to me.
 Juneb. 1858. |. NJ. LAME
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March 27, 1858.
ROLL UP YOUR WAGONS!

AT the place to buy FLOUR. H. c. tra superfne Family Flour, in sacks, half bbls. and bbls., fresh from the St. Louis Mills. March 27, 1858.
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HORSE RATES:

Board of horse per week, if paid week.
 ly, (if not paid weekly charged at
 daily rates, ........ ................. $4 50 Board of horse 24 hours.. 1 40 Board of horse one ght.......... 1 co Single feed........................... 40 Hire of horse and saddle per day.. ? % Hitching horse in the stable without
 feed............................50cts cts. to 1 %
 GyNo horse hired atnight, except in case of absolute necessity.
 Persons hiring horses will be held respon- sible for all damages, whether caused by accident or otherwise.
 No horse boarded by the month, except when left for sale.
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BLANK WARRANTEE DEEDS-wlth Dower clause, with proper form of acknowl- edgement-- for sale at this office.
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BLANK QUIT-CLAIM DEEDS-with out Dower clause, with proper form of &C., knowledgement-for sale at this office
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BLANK WARRANTEE DEEDS-with- out Dover clause, with proper form of ac. knOwledgement-for sale at this office.
Southern shield., 1858-08-28

The following words are inscribed upon sign over restaurant in Greenbush, New York: Mrs. Mur- phys Porter House for sale by the pint or puart 33
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The Place to Buv Lard.

II. c. RlGHTOR has in store 13,00C pounds of Prime Leaf Lard in tierces, kegs and jars. March 27, 1858.
Southern shield., 1858-08-28

It is the opinion of Western edi- tor that wood goes further when left out of doors than when well housed. He says some of his went half a
Southern shield., 1858-08-28
LOOK SHARP!

NOTICE is hereby given, to all persons knowing themselves to be indebted to RICH ARD MOORE, either by note or account, to come forward and make immediate set clement. Money I want and money must have. And in view of hard times and the scarcity of money throughout the country, 1 am compelled to adopt the cash system ex- clusively. May s, 1858.
Southern shield., 1858-08-28
BUENA VISTA
 s TABLE By HARGRAVES & KINSEY, CORNER RIGHTOR < OHIO STREETS,
 Helena, Ark.

THE Proprietors of the above ell-known establishment beg leave to return their thanks to regular and transient patrons for the liberal custom bestowed on them during the past year, and respectfully solicit a con tinuance of their favors in the future.
 The rates of charges for the current year will be as follows:
Southern shield., 1858-08-28

The Place to Buy Sugar. H. c. RIGHTOR has in store 10000 lbs. Brown Sugar. March 27, 1858.
Southern shield., 1858-08-28

"Here," writes correspondent, "is a specimen of Western eloquence which l have never seen in print, but which have seen in the handwriting of a celebrated Doc tor of Divinity, who, if he should happen to see it here, will wonder how it got into the Drawer:
 "'Who discovered the North Pole ?-Our own illustrious Jefferson. Who hung the tar-spangled banner on the heaven piercing summit of the Andes ?-Our own immortal Franklin. Who discovered the route to Cappadocia by the way of Cape Cod ?-That fearless Moorish navigator, Paganini. Let us, then, fellow citizens, with the horoscope in the one hand, and the Magma Charta Tn the other, plunge boldly on the raging bil- lows of the Mississippi, and leave no sea untried until we shall have united Tivoli with Tripoli, and Gretna Green with the rock of Gibraltar. Then, and then only, shall be brought to light Tarantula-that long lost isle of bliss of which Pluto req. soned and Galen sung.'o
Southern shield., 1858-08-28

TALENTED SoN.-The son of a worthy deacon, says an exchange, whose father be- ing away from home, undertook to say the family prayers, or rather the prayer he had been accustomed to hear every evening since the days of his boyhood. He commenced alright, ,and for short time got on swimming ly, quite astonishing his mother, who had no idea she had such talented son. At last, when he was in the midst of his invo- cation, his memory forsook him, and he re- peated the first part of the prayer over again. This he did several times, till at length the patience of the dame was thor oughly exhausted.
 "John,o she whispered, " John do get through some time."
 'I would mother," replied the poor boy, .'but don't know hoW to Wind the d0rned thing np" !"
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M. HOLLAND,

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The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29
J. DUCIE CUSHION, Auctioneer


A RARE CHANCE Is NOW OFFERED Nv
IA Ducie Cusheon, Aucliuucer, who has received
instructions from Mr.. james kenuaven, who intends
to leave Tor the Atlantic Stales, To sell nj Public
sale, on Monday the Goth day of March, nj II ~.
clock NJ, that most valuable Homestead, consisting
Of Five Rooms, Kitchen, together with all hi. House
hold Furniture, Beds, Bedding, Tate, thnio,, Mir
rors, Kitchen uteLsils, Bar and bathNtur,s, rum'
blers, Glasses, SC, Ne, situated a, the foot OF Hun
tuOn street at Messrs Moore \ llenshaw's Ferry,
khownNs the Ferry House, together with his Rich
Mining Claim, adj Joining Tucker Grants, and loca-
ted on the Bar next To that occupied by the steam
Mining Company. measuring 100 feet front by 90 eot
deep. all incioscd
This property requires but little comment from
the Aucu oneer lie would call the particular aiten
ton of small Capitalists To this lucrative Investment
The iose with i'nr, is well and neatly fitted up, and
1t is most admirably adapted TO accommodate 1rRe
quantity d. Doaruois, a portion Of the houso ls now
rented ns crry house, and the other portion VIII
teud,y command good Tenant for the Wine and
Liquor b sine 5. A family OF industrious hub,s
must realize u small iurluno during the summer
months. from thu iuct OF thu great transit cross hJ
Ferry. For terms apply 10 Mi kennn'en u, tho Fer
ry OF 10
J. J.DUCIE CUSHION, Aue,ioneer
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29
Romans lNrangais.

Messieurs Garnham X Lockwood eaerent au pub
lie FfanGas de Butte county un grand aisortimen
des neIileurs ouvrages des autcurs du steele.
dlS BUREAU DE LA POSTE.
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THE COURTS.

Drsrntcr CouKT-second Monday In January,
Nav. aud November, aud fourth Monday OF August.
Uousry CoUar.-first Monday in March aud June
second Monday in september, and f'urih Monday m
November.
CouRr or SgssgoSs Second Monday In Fobru'
ay, third Monday in April, Juiy aud October.
PROBATE CouRv fourth Monday In February ana
May, third Monday in August aal second Monday
In December.
BoARp or SUPERVISORS Meets fist Monday IN
February, May, August and November.
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Coumty Treasurer's Office,

OHovILLe. March I'd, 1855.
Notice ishereby given that all holding BUTT
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund
registered between the 22d and Goth Of Angus
1857, inclusive. that the same VIII be PAID of
presentation at this office, and utter this datt
said Warrants will cease to bear interest, and
il not presented within sixty days from the date
hereof, the moneys for said warrants will be appro
priated to pay The nexl in order ot registry.
WIN. LATTiMORE.
Treasurer Butte County.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29

San Francisco Daily Bulletin.
Parties desirous of subscribing to this paper can
have it lett at their residences by leaving their I'D
dress ut the PosT OFPtcE LITERARY pEpoT.
GARNHAM LOCKWOOD,
Feb 13-3t Agents
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N OF @ E .

HDERsOHs WISHING For ANY OF TIE Fol-
u lowing papers can have them lett nj their rer'
dence or places OF business by leaving their ordei
Ut the ALTA EMPRESS OFF, u:
BAlLY BUTTE RECORD,
ALTA CALIFORNIAN,
SAN FRANCISCO HERALD,
MARYSVILLE NEWS,
DEMOCRATIC STATE JOURNAL,
MORNING CALL,
SAN FRANCISCO GLOBE
EARA MORSE, Agent.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29
DIR. JAMES NJ. VANC,

Dry Creek. Butte County, California. ONCE three
miles south Of Fork ners ranch, ten mile. north west
of Oroville. Special attention given to the treat
ment of chronic diseases affections Of the Eyes, sc.
Jan. S, 1853
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29
SACRAMENTO. March 81

CUcUMBERIcAL "A fellow WIS hung II
Iowa, some time ago, aud as he was being
swung off he addressed the Sheriff with
LET her rip, Sheriff you're hanging an
innocent man"
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29
OrOyiIle Turn Verein.

Regular meetings are held on the second and
fourth Wednesday ofevery month, at O'Clock NJ.
Turn Exercises every Tuesday and Friday, at 3
O'Clock p NJ.
BY Ordor. SIMON X. R0SENrHAL, Sec'y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

For the Lungs, Coughs, Colds ~c'--
wIsrAR's 'BALsAx OF WILD oHrRSs impar1s new
ysor TO vital action and relieves the system oy open
ing the pores Of the skin, and promoting 1he secre-
tions af the mucous matter. Its action is surdornc,
sedative aud expec,oran, BY opening the pores. al
characterization, and by rendering the expulsion OF
mucous matter easy. Those who take Balsam viii
relief from the distressing irritations
thu, accompany aectations Of the respiratory organs
rh. n,res have been cIo.ed-the Balssm opens them
The lungs suffer from irriation-tba irritation Is
,ootbed the pulse is violent aud feversh-shey are
sof,ened andthe mucous membrane tHselieved oi ils
euvorgemen with rapidtiy and ease. All by the use
of ,hi. usefuI remedy CAUTION AS there are ma ny
counerfe,rs, oo we'll at the signature before pur-
chasing: take none unless it has the name of "Sas
ford 4 Park" engraved on the outside wrapper, ai
others are base limitations.
COTTON S McDERMOTT, Agents, Orovilie'
PARK l. WHITE, Importers aud wholesale agents
for nil genuine Patent Medicines, 1872 Washington
s,,.., "A, Francisco. feb2T-2m
~ DIR. j. l.. Czapkay's reputation Is rap
itly spreadng through this state AMI Oregon as We
learn from reliable sources. lie is practicing with
remarkable success, and has dcservedy secured
public conf ience Those needing medical aid would
do well 70 call wrte at his Institute, In San tran'
cseo we refer the reader the Doctors adveFtise-
ment In another column
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29

DIR. j. Z. YOUNG, whose advertisement al
vertiement appears in another column is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state, has cured more
patients than any other. Attention is called 10 his
advertisement. II
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-29

GIVE would call attention To the Card of DR. Van
Zapit, of San Franc who is treating Eye and Ear
Diseases with truly great success, since his return
freSa abroad Office IN Wrght's building, NV. cor
ner of Montgomery aud Jackson street. where he
may be consulted da Iy f2-3m
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DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
OROvILLE, MONDAY. MARCH 29rH.
Sacram ento News.
SAcRAMESTo, March &c.

Nnf SACRAMENTO, March e6t
In Senate, message from Governor approx
Cd bill concerning unlawful entry and de-
tainer
Mr.. Sullivan Introduced Act to amend
Funded debt bill of San francisco
Mr.. Anderson offered proposed amend.
ment to the Constitution.
Special order of the day, Act to re- organ
ize the Militia and abolish office OF Quarter
Master General. Amended by giving Gov
rnor power to appoint that officer, instead Of
abolishiug the office, and ordered engrossed.
Act concerning Marysville and San Fran
cisco Rail Road amended by striking out the
grant of land to said company, aud ordered
engrossed
Senate bill concerning bitches ordered en-.
crossed.
Iu Assembly. Mr.. Ely offered resolution
that no pIivate local business should be con-
sidered till general bills were disposed of.
House refused to consider resolution.
Report OF Investigating Committee about
Auction matters fully exonerates DR.. Orms.
BY, but makes no recommendation about Mr.
Weed, the Reporter.
Assembly bill Act to grant right Of way
for bridge over Sacramento River. near Te.
hama, passed. During its discussion some
harsh words took place between Messrs.
Lewis and Buel The former dared the lat.
ter to 90 out and fight; the latter said be
had bigger fish than he in his net before now
&c
Bill to prohibit further immigration of ne
groes discussed at great length. An amend
ment to include the Chinese in its provisions
was lost after hard fight. Ayes % Noes
as. Bill ordered engrossed.
Mr.. Curtis gave notice of bill to prevent
immi igraton Of all persons not eligible to Cit
izeu Express Telegram
Henry A Bush, a we'll known citizen of
American Township. who resided about two
miles north of this city, was murdered this
morning by u man named John Keller No
witnesses were present. Keller came aud
delivered himself up. He states he killed
Bush in self defense, as the latter was going
TO shoot him with shot gun. Keller. it
appears from his own statement, was jealous
OF Bush, who he says was trying to induce
his wife to leave him There had been trou-
bic between them for some time. although
they were partners in u ranch, and lived in
the same house Keller says he killed Bush
with nm iron poker, as Bush was advancing
upon him with his gun. Coroner went out
+his morniSs to hold an inquest.
SACRAMENTO. March 81.
The Senate passed the following bills to-
day: To audit The claim Of Jas. Smiley for
S26 6,974; to audit the claim of VIM. Clark
and others, concerning the Office of San Joa-
quin County Judgeship; for the better mau
ngemeut of the Insane Asylum. 1t also con.
cvrred 10 the Assembly joint resolution ap-
pointing committee to ascertain what in.
ducements are offered to remove the capitol
to Oakland Merritt and Masick appointed.
The Assembly passed the following bills
Concerning San joaquin County Judge; au-
thorzing San Joaquin Supervisors to levy
special tax; Oakland Capitol resolutions; fix
ing compensation of the San Joaquin Super.
visors.-.Nens.
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Strayed or Stolen

uyKOM THg sUBsCRIBEk' ON Oh N~
sbou, The Islh of March, one Bay ~
bors with esl face s.d :sres m ,r wn',s h ,ss' .so,
ana VIZ h;gh xi,h white syois on one OF bth sides
ia ns xS,e hair. scattered over his rsmp and sliss
sad wss spt on the top Of the sho.der supposed
% Be collar marx dsr. name ano 20, A s"a ss
onrs ~ ~h,ts strip on the Drehead. the left side
HANDS nsn = si.e with Ii,ile white on the under
ot Toe h,e test, collar Liarksd on top Of the neck
thin In nssn, sIso on the right high Q star. Any
posed 70 o III hing one or both of Them TO Aboyes
gersos 'nse ,a nile. above the Buffalo Rsaeh on .ae
Ranch. Ranch and Forbss.own Rosa Or ,,l give ne IN
ofos.Ss s.,sor IN ;As same, win be heer.ns rs.csa
s.-ch "a. lsss. "
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-18

site the Old Court House,
THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL
Il patronage Of his friends and 'the rest Of mankndr
during ihe pas Fail trade Is determined clO.e
hls large VARIETY Of COOKING PABLOR, HAKT. and
OFFICE STOVES and ENADIELED CRATES at
greatly reduced prices
HIS MANI MOIH COOKING STOVES for Hotels and
his victor Cool nS Stoves Tor prVate amics cannot be
surpassed for peri cOn operation and economy fuel
HIS Hot AR Parlor Heater for ParlOrs. Halls School
Hous es Churches, SoTe, made Ter Anthracite Coal
are so constructed that il answers either fer
furnace. both ccmble0, and therefore will produce
much more heat than other the
ton to many of best citizens His Pearl which is
made oval for parOrs burns coke haru with e. eat
eeonom and neatness aud also gives perfect stis
The newest and most desirable styles Of ENAAIELED
CRATES on hand at the lowest prices.
He N anufsctuTss and keep sunplis d with Tn Conner
always on hand
Tin Roofing sEd al J0bbirg done on short notice
All are respectfully solicited call before purchasing
elsewhere, at ha old and well-knoWu stand of
W. L. MARVIN,
decl6 No. 42 Sonth Side Public SquaIe
OULLIVAN'S JUSTLY Celebrated
> STOVE PoLISH-the best ia the market. Aiso-
LUDLOW'S Intalhble Self-Sealing FRUIT CANS. war
anted to be Alright for sale chesp- wholesale or
-etall, by W L MARVIN, No 42 Public Square.
ocl4 Nearly opposite the old Court House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-18

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,

MORNING LEADER OFFICE,l
FRIDAY. Dec Il, p. NJ.
FLOUR-sales 20 bbls good at s5s5 100 bbs Ind
extra at S5.l2lE.
CoRN-l carload the sold at 5Sc per 20 Ibs and
I car old at Csc on track.
HIGHWINES-Sale5 50 bbls at 225lc.
HOGSThe weather is cooler and market little stiff
Hogs weighing 200 and readily bring S. holders
are unable to obtain thing above that Light hogs are
better request than yesterday and have sold S for
weights Of 100 to 80 pounds l5Oto 300 pounds
sALT-Hoders of have advanced taeir views and
asking 8, 25 per Dbl.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-12-18

NLOAKS AND MANTLEs-Addi.
~ tons will be de stock Friday Dec lO.h Of
Rich Paris Pattern Garments also Medium Cast C!oaks
IN new aud recherche styles.
decl0 E. I. BALDWIN & CO.