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t1sa sslss ~ 800 n n, ne chaneiaS y
u1ieA y 49,. bsng !. inelo<en y laek d pss1ss
sscrssssas T. eNv vAiax11s use1lclus Pnos. wsoDs
lAla Taasss Y - essstasafss ~ heading minds svsr
- uassa - ~ 1allgy. y M 49, ~ reaedv ~
heldnssls dsyn premature change ~ colos. anl re
several sv1snees - lack ~ no rssss
u the hale. which can Be found. Qacs preparations
abound and chair tonsss M every .eorner y,soery~
n ~ eoaafry. Avoid IN chair tsncs nn.ess kaown
- ~ ~ pfsparstisa u some an whose celshsy ~
become worldwide. 20 NOT ~ my nossrum vender
experiment upon your halr. Touch nothing yeu have
aos eosd reason believe Il III u puports . BE-.
rrof Wood HIS earned " ysAs d test Of the
virtues i. his preparation, III present fame. Ossr
10 certificates before Or he value Or this Hair
Restorative ffoa parties uhs kavs tried ii. Uss no
okAer
CAunos.- Beware o. worthless mutations - several
are already y the market, called w dfsrsnt names.
Use unsas shs wsrds professor Woods Hair Re.
ptesAtive. Dvpot y. Lons, No., and New Yerk) are
blown ~ ths bosls. sold w IN Drugsists and Patent
lGedcins dealers. Also " III Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers 10 the United States ana canadas New York
Day Book. fmayh
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Fat Dooian, at Inkerman, bowed his head to
cannon ball which whizzed past, six inches
above lis bearskin.
Faith, says Pat, lone never loses anything
by politeness."
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JAMES o. WINE.
New W0rk

lust published-The Church Pplity ~ tn psl~ris..
q By Rev. ,. W. Wellman, Doaton. ia 30. iamo.
cloth binding. Price Scots. For sale By 81 A.
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Firemen's Parade and Supper
-


THE TURNER'S, AOOK AND Ian.
i DER COMPANY, assisted By the Dies
Moines Company No. ami Eagle Company NO. 3.
VII have grand parade on the sls q ay The fer
they respectfully invite their fellow citizens patici
pa'e 70 'ne same PROGRAMME.
Chas. g. Crockett, Chief Engineer, VIII be Marshal
OF the Day.
". Msason. Foreman Des MONIES No. 3. ....,...
Q. A. Brautigam. Presr r II. &LNo /. MArsials.
The members Of the companies will meet 1t o'clock
r. n. the Engine and Hook and Ladder Houses ana
march from there through the principal streets Of the
COMMITTEES or ARRANGEMENTS.
VIM BLawrencs, Esq; " Owens, ESQ;
Chamberlin, Esq; Tracy Esq
Denise, Esq: WIN Garrett, Esq;
=. Howard, Esq; Kelsey, Esq;
WI Anderson, Esq; LHager, ESQ;
Scott, Esq.
MANAGERS.
Hon James W Crimes Hon John L Corse;
WI Coobaugh; !" ri Lauman;
Lyman Cook; James Putnam, ESQ;
cHsndris. wv wslsridse,
Thielson, WightmAn,
Geo Bosch, Becker, /"
Egnoif II A Deming. !"
Theo Weber, !" w Bodemann,s
1 Vol, or Kriechbaum,
John surth, q Capt Matthies;
JAyunt ehss s,.rLsr. E.q;
Frd Runge II Shepard,
GIL Waldin, o Cock,
Aw Carpenter, !" ] Henry Gear,
Hon Hss A Hudson; Col sales,
" W H Clune; J Wilhelm, ESQ;
Marshal Winton; Gnahn,
John Gephard, Esq; Or II Herse;
NJ Keller, Esq; A Garthe, ESQ;
Sam Allen" Janies TEsard, EsQ.
Jacob Piger. Esq, Chas Phelps, =
@ b DAWN, !" Hon Browning;
Hon Judge Hall; Isaac Ripley, Esq;
9 nunhAm, Esq; WIN Thompson,
g. Kustemacher, Esq
Commencement OF the festivities IL Grimes Hal II
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DISASTROUS FiRE-HEAvr Loss--The Ma
chine Shop ofshe New Albany and Salem R, R.
81 New Albany, Ind, was burned on the morn
ing q the 18th inst, with seven locomosive,.
three passenger aud eight freight cars. ma
ehinery, tools, etc. Loss e25O,0OO.
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NnoLEcfRD C0U0ns AaD CoGDsy-Pew are awafc ef the
Importance Of checking Cough sracommsn ColA. 10.
~ nrst Ssage that which Ia the beginning would yield
to- mild remedy. neglected sson preys upon the
Lnags" IN such case. the vausof .Brovn's Bronchial
Treehes," ~ Cough Loxenges, T. most apparent.
VI nnnN16.hsnfss -.
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The storm ut Peoria.

All the Church Spires in the City Bloom Dops !,
The College Building Desfroyed-Stcans
DIN complete Wreck-Canal Boats Sunk-
Houses Unroofed, dc.
From one of our citizens Who was in Peoria
at the time, we learn the following particulars
of the ravages Of the great storm At that place.
The hurricane struck the city at about FIVE O..
clock in the evening. In the twinkling of an
eve, fifteen or twenty houses were unroofed.
every church spire in the city blown down, three
canal boats loaded with lumber sunk, and the
steamer DIN, with twenty one passengers On
board, made complete wreck, her cabin being
blown entirely away. And what seems really
miraculous, is the fact that but one life was lost
in all this furious Reorganization Of matter and
utter demolition of structures. II is said that a
little child was lost from off the wrecked steam
er. The lumber in the yards was blown alloyer
the city, the gas lamps were all blown down, and
the'signs we're sent flying in every direction;
windows and gable ends we're smashed in, whole
trains Of cars were blown OF the track, and the
beautiful College building upon the bluff utterly
demolished. We shall probably get more ex-
tended particulars by the mails. Ourinformant
was obliged to take refuge in the Court House
square, TO avoid the general destruction which
threatened the city, and to escape the flying
signs, boards, boxes, and other missiles with
which the dir was tiled.-Chicago Tribune.
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AMEtaON ama WaAh1Mg s0ms-Nsv Woyk
~ Oregon: Comprising Misto5y anA DesesipsSca q
The Tsrrc-ses of Oregon and WAshingon, Win incl
dentsof Travel and Adventure. ~ - u. Arme>spne
Government Surveyor In Ofsgon. just paelshel anS
for sale W ,. p. BROWN. s
sspssO BArres Hoass Dailanea, fhird s,+,s3.
HAWKES. ON SlaOOTlNC-In,trueti o.. Y
Shooting, ~ L.-t Col r. Heuksr, uiah Aeecrin1cns
Ct the Anlmas and birds o. north America ~ Nm. n
rOrssf. SIS with Illustrations Ths above Together
Books ior sale asfsdaesA psiees W ,. r nROWN.
AasS DAsrss Heaao 1looh. q 4.
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pORT FOll0s and writing Desks
- PAPER Mache and Morocco Pet 1olios, WRITING
Desks Fancy Work etc., etc.. just received and
Tor sale ~ J BROWN.
AuglS kArret House RuildnR. "a IL
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s r. A. TIE M IL X n

STA TEMEN
Or the ATLANTIC FIRE d. MARINE LNSE.
RANCE COMPANY or Providence, Rhode ZsIund
on TIE 1st January, IN compliance tcsh Tie idac of
iOacd.
Capital Stock, $4,000 %
The company have the following assets:
1000 Shares Bank Of Commerce
stock, 100000 90
800 Globe Bank Stock, 70 800 90
800 Continental Blk " 2i,i0O "
LOO Northern I" 1915 co
loo Mechanics Manufac. e8
turers Bank Stock, 10000 90 vi
% Merchts :. = 2d2S 90
cash on hand and In course of
transmission, 2f,s1l29
Bills receivable for Marine Pre-
miums, 1888 rs
Interest due from Banks, $500 90
Once Furniture and Safe, loo 10
Amount Of excess above capital, 1854 81
s22s s,437 saas. So 81
LIABILITIES
Amount OF losses ascertaiEe cd and
not due and unpaid, 5000 90
Amount Of losses incurred aid
In process Of Adjustment, 400 90
Amount Of losses reported,
which no action has been taken 3,eOO 90
All other claims, $500 90
$1,000 90
Amount Of marine risks undetermin "a niO9 TOT az
Amount Of Premiums thereon, SSSs n
Amount OF IRE risks undetermined, lO,20653 90
Amount Of Premiums thereon, ~ $50 %
Amount Of fire losses paid last
year, A9A Isl 16
Amount Il marine iosses paid
last year, 6.10A 70
D. SrkvRxs, Secy. s. MAURAN, Presr,
Sworn 10 before HENRY MARTIN, Esq. Cspmie.
soner for the States or Connscttcas Aassachusctts
New York. Ohio ard Illinois. fmAy4
4 3
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a PARTNER WANTRn

WITH ONE, THOUAAND DOLLARN
w Capital and well rs>ommsnded, % engage n
ready established The pro6ss on daiy credit sslee
nov amounting 70 over hfty dollars day. por fun
particulars address, with refeFences, g 4s5T.
BOx AO0 Nj p1eassrt 70.
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sfArs ~ Iowa, Auditors Once. /

s7ArR ~ Iowa, Auditors Once.
Dr. Moiuus, May 10th, 1858.
TT \ hereby certified, that on the 17th day oil
- February 1855, statement vas hsed In this once
bhOwing the conditions Of the "flnAker City" lnsn-
rance Company, Of Rhadelphia, stAte sf PennsyIva.
nia, the ~ day n February, 1855, In accordance
with the provisions Of m Act RI the Legislature o.
ment shows that said Company ID Possessed Of NE
requisite amount Of capital, and invested required
In said Act.
Authority u therefore given 70 the above named In
Company to transact business OF Insurance Ia
this State. In accordance with the laws thereof.
III 10 also certified, that OLIVIA Cocx, Eco, Or
Burlington, has been duly appointed b. said CGmpa-
ny their lawful Attorney and Agent for the county or
Dies Moines with full power to take risks Of Insurance
therein and acknowledRs service of prosess upon
his ding certified copy OF the statement hled In this
once with the Clerk Of the District Court, IN and for
said county.
In testimony whereof, have hercunto sci
3, my hand and anixed my seal or once
this 10th dsy or May, 1855.
JNO. PATTEE,
Auditor Of State
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BAsSETT & BRACKETT,
Surveyors & General Land .4gents

LAWRENCEs AANBAHs
UTlLL give prompt sessetsoa = the Selection aad
wv Location u Public Lands III Kansas, LAND
WARRANTS beueht, sod and located. RsFt5cu1af ~.
tention paid 70 al businsss sent ~ nall
nw1ngxcrs.
HEM, Williams Co., Bankers, 1airaeld, 1eus.
Col. q. Rassett, Kewauee, iii.
COY. q. Robinlon, Lawfence, KAnsas.
Adams, Swift . Co, Leavenwefth, kAnsss.
Suxf
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"A LII persona doing business shaa sesaises ! C,tS
~ License had better attend tie matter forthwith
- this u the time and date Be done 70 avoid
visit from the City MArshai. J.H. JENNINGS, 80
once u Market House. 49,, II Ciy Treasurer.
april8
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ave THOUSAND Ds sackinx Tvins and
~ Garnet Chain, fsr sale q

nNE HUNDRED Boxes 3round CoGss, Mus.
~ safd, Cloves, Cinnamon, Pepper and Spice, al
mays 1. ". ROGERS co. 4
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The regiment would go VIA Fl. kearney, thence
divergng from the Oregon route as far a. the
South fork Of the Platte, and thence through
the Black Hills to Fort Ridger. This route was
surveyed and located by Lieut.. Bryan in 1856,
and 10 20 miles shorter than the old one. Gen.
Smith was expected to arrive 1t It. Leaven-
worth on the 9Th inst.
Montgomery, Ala, May IA.
The Proceedings of the meeting were very
dull to-day no business was transacted, the
time being consumed in speeches. A mum.
Der Of delegates have left.
Utica, May IL.
The Coroner's Jury in the case of the Eagnut
disaster, have agreed ON their verdict; the hnd.
ing Of the Jurors ID understood to have besn
unanimous at once. The verdict il We end
that the persons whose bodies have been view
ed by Us came to their deaths BY the giving
way Of the bridge Of the N. 7. Central r. r.
crossing the Sagnut Creek, in the town Of
Whitesboro', Oneida co., 10 the morning Of the
llth Of Nay, and they we're I'll passengers on the
Cincinnati express train coming east. The
deaths were caused by the insecurity Of the
bridge, owing to the same being decayed and
rotten. A portion of the bridge was construct.
ed Of inferior timber, the same being bastard
elm: We find the deaths yere caused By cul.
PoUsv uG8bSSs VIZ t0O P4st VI Es - ~ NJ NJ WOse
in not causing the bridge 70 be properly exam
iued.
Kansss City, Nay -.
, Intelligence was received here lset night from
Lscompton, 70 the elect that . band or masau.
dsrs committed namsrous dspredations in that
nsighborhood on the ltth, robbing several Set
tiers and the store Of WIN. Wells Is miles from
Lecompton. The eang = said . numhee 80
men complstsly armed and y asserted 70 30
shs same band which psrps,rated the seosatl
Sobbsries and murders q lost Gcott No pur-
suit was attempted.
fhiladslphia, Nay IL =
Geo. 4 Goodwin shos Nssis nasshall shis ..
-, n 1sanklin Square, and subsequently sAos
himeslf and died shortly Afterwards. The vo-
naa y suppossd % - haally injured. She hs-
lpnged n Linn, Maso., md ha1 besa living Viii |
0ee1vin. bat lss hin lady. 0oodwin kad 81
vile - I've shillssa. - T. s ss@
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-28

CHICAGO. Sept. g ISIS
DEkR sIR.-Busness among bankers and brokers' which
has been stAndst for past slowly lHprov-
ing The amount produce paper placed within the pastO
weeks comparatively tEihng owing vey light
shipuets With the estabhmenf Of margin between here
and New York shipments growing more Important and
the demand for money improves
Exchange firm, Wts limited supply At per cent
CuHeney, supply increasing.
FLOUR AND GRAIN-Our Hrsadstufs market closes 5ul
and dropping amer olerably steady Eetk. SLIGHT
The depressed condition Eastern
factory Of f57en Advces edectuAy prevented
any attempt Al activity and the accumulation store
houses. Is length beginning ten market
The grading Of large cent of the Of Wheat
have te9deney We one % a. .ce prices When Tn facts
flly known in ultimate markets For present.
hOvsEe are eolyd . submit % he inasiioa result
ing disparity Of views between buyer ard seller In
they nk they know the condition Of crop and
that the tales Of poor wheat Hnd sao1 crop
cations; while kH01 the actual cO1don sair
that such anomalies &c per -four
SIS bbtAking from six 70 eight buthss Of The
make tie lafter-caunot long continue.
Wheat which had been held firmly. despite lou Eastern
mzrta fe 2c the Arrisal ofthe Persia the decline
reaed and the mArfet steady until receipt
ket gsve Ezy complstey quote closing sues tsv A
s6 for Whits Winter 81 as Cor No Red sc far No Do
The decline on ne higher gsees Is not
bnovsnf bat closes dan and drooping to-day viii dseae
6sfs have been quite Inactive and close viii snail sale,
and quotations nominal Al sc for old ero2. and Saee
RTs and Bsrey are dun with suaaH sales only At ssss
for he iomer for No Of the latter; 7c ioE No
Ihe market oyeIsioeksd viii common grades Of butter
Viii prime Dairy is veIy scarce
Cte-se Is very DAN
god dsnA exists for beans viii receipts r4hsr light
t-- HUSTfSGfoS BROS voGELI.
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FINANCIAL, ETC.

Business for past week has been fair There has been
some activity in Wheat aud Corn and prices tribe better
Oa have have raed dull Barley and Rye pretty much
out Of the market.
In tie wholesale trade good degree Ofaetiyy prevsiis
Money matters remain without change.
The Cincinnati Times osaturdAy that disposition Tor
increased activity manifest there. although the general
Characteristic Of the business had been duhess
In Chicago reported be continued increase in
shipments improving demand for money consequent
thereon
The Shipping List Of Saturday that business in New
YORK quiet city fun Of southern and Western buy
e who operate with great caution in view Of the scarcity Of
money in their respective localities The supply Of une-
ployed money there, continues excessive
The Boston Journal that hs opinion generally prevailed
during the late panic that the debts Of Western merchants
would prove rorhss that the of some laiee
turned collecting agents OF Of the ares obong houses
In that city, has put much favorable face on the matter
There has been decline in Land Warrants. and prices
somewhat unsettled We give below the quotations Of satur-
day.
convention Wisconsin bankers have passed resolutions
recurring the Of that which located al naeces-
se points and which been thrown BY Chicago and
St Louis bankers ostensy for that to redeem their
currency in Madison Milwaukee
We annex the quotations for foreign in this city. cur
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whest-Wanted for eEPort at fun prices for common
medium, which rule steady. ana good parcels duli
sales aO0 hu, tall al s6r; 4.0u bus good white
Cin1iiau II =; 2,70J bus white Cauailanthe praet
ST. ga. las1 III 81 CO.
t-t.-blIl a. &C 20
Bafir .-4.cc aud wanted sales zoo bu at 9lC,iSl-
Cuul D. iueT; sales s3 90 bu at a 75c Tor uus1uEd
pTime ulArd "
Oais-Firm iCGl7c for state; 4l551c for western.
Wiiskey-Heavi slles SO bbis 81 &c
Pork-Is dull dhezKy. es 80 IBIS II sc 10 = icr
mes; Sl4dI5 for prime; Sl6al6 3 tor super
Bcef-Dull and heavy. sales II Sf4 = for fe-packed
Chicago, Sl51l5 . for extra Beef hams and prime
ucef quiet aud mIual
Cut Me4Is-Dui: sale lU hhds DRY sateu hams Al 81
shoulders are held al sfd6Asc
L1Id-Duli and lower, ~alrs 800 hbls ~ ll.lll'sc-
B1uer-In moderate request l2ise for Oal0; l6e2)c
for state.
Cheese-Sseady 81 5G51<c.
Sock-S-cnud board bctter; Mo es Ss'S GO. Ohio c.
'6l l0; HaIl ist s.; VI % mort CO. Pc mail 04,
{ = 5gii Y { -; krie l73s Hml l05S !; Reading
4ss; III s NJ -'S pref l45s; Pan lls5s; Chi Isl
q; Izc 81
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKEr-sspi- n

Flour-Tho Is 1 aud heavy and uriceS
chasedi 500 bos s3 sect 80 fur unsoEnd $50
G5 81 r., sur1e stafe s. 5 81 stale. IS q
- far superfae western IS s0a5 80 for common 70
dun IS Is fOr shipping brands Of
Ohio. Canadian h5ur unohangee; saes Of SO
bbs a $ s35 So for common 10 good extra Rye -four st
- Zg9i 10 Tor Inferior grades.
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BUFFALO PRODUCE pIARkEr-s.ps. q.

lBT TELEGRAPH
Flour-A pretty fur demand e.pecal'y for the better
grades, market rm, sfes 90 bu II IS . ior choice s-
9erle A.caean, S 5s 5 sac Tor good 10 choice brands
extra western ln1ll, $ 50 = ior doube extra
Nhea-In demand, MAJ ket lzc 1stterf sziss q
81 bu u Sll O8 for Milwaukee club; 81 Il Tor whe
Wisconsin; 81 Is for rcd western and l = for While
Michigan.
Cor-In general demand AMI the market hrmer sales
s. CO.. bu al U5SG5tsc Tor sound and 60s for hlt-
Barey-Iu goa deuand and the market better Ealea Of
500 uu urlmc II SC.
R4e-Oulef IN nominal al Csc
Oats deIuand sales s0t1 lush mixed new and Old A.
s51sc
Mhskv-Steady: sales 20 hbis a. %
Cana Frei hts-Easy; -four, lie wheat Ice on
corn Ne Yofk.
Lake Receipts IS hours-Fllur ss4s bbs; wheat as
sll bu. cora 297s7 bu; I'D bu; barley so bu
Canal. Shipments, same tme-Flour l3l6 bols5 wheat
l37 g bu; corn lOl.s4l bu-
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEvELAND-sept- a7l

ARRIVALS.
steamer Ksls5lah. McGTesor, BuO; 10 bales leather.
cask haI1S
Steamer Oc an Eyans, Deiroii. lot suHdTi
Prop Ohio. Clllius, Bu9tlo. 3 udss. I \ Bond
Proc Allt ehauF, Euur, BufIllo, - tons Sc do
Prop Gov CuSman, DunkIrk; IL t1ns H-se, L
y & K; DO do Il II \ Co -, -, - d.
BTos lell-
Schr Flora Nafsun 1ngTah Oswe-o 10 tona OF clai
X odeS \ Caid-
Schr Jvha Weber. Nc Adams, Bufalo, cargo
S~hr ID NeWhalI. IuEraham. Bufaio- NJ cargo
Schr NJ b Caste, Aierhersou. yalld0 te; no cargo
Scr L oi inson. Alea saginaw; % N q lunllrr " N
lafh. Hrrmon Co
Schr B Parsons = .rnesf. Buffalo; no cargo.
hr Ycrkssn, Lacr, OsweEo 100 bbs self. X lT n
scar Is-aile Dav Osxeeo. LOU bBis salt DickinSon-
SOW Ge1rse NeEille Richmlud, Buffalo az tons coal
II ID HOyev.
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tflE0icine5.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO'

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO'
I'VE desire 10 cs atte gtiOn letter from Dr. Joshua
f. Bridge, The Health Of American Women in anoth
his skill and medical judgment be relied upon"
Ffoss fhe Al0Hy Morning ErprsSs.
Marshalls Uterine Carnocon has pioyed TO be fully aS
valuable u claimed 20 be ade
bg medical gentlemen aud Others. Dr. Bridge Is regular
physiean Of very hne attaninens n1 o. great judgment
and discrimination udll0us and hgaY successful prac
ttousr, all diseases, especially those Of women and
From Physicians
sIalshsls Uterine Caihoicon vii certainly cure all
the diseases for which Il Is recommends J."
There IS no med cine like Il IN this country"
In the worst cases 1 have met with Marshalls
Uterine CgtholcOn Is a GER ain and safe remedy"
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHoLICoN
Is unhesitaingy ueret liable remedy Tor al those
complaints which is liable and which grad
ualy at he mind As well a. the BODY - shat TO h K
talk work becomes alike urce Of suffering n not i'm
possibility. Among the complaints for which The Caihoi-
pressed Irregular Pa niul Menstruaton. BOafns In
hamma aud Diseases Of the kidneys Urinary Or
q -eness, Nervousness Paintings Palptstions CrampS
Dis urbed Sleep and all troubles, organic aheilc,
connected with the uterine organs
LADIES' WHO are troubled with any o. the above -
with spine, liver lung cempalns are invited % a
dress Dr. BRIDGE with full coufderee that they viii
Ind relei Marshalls Uterine i1on i MT guak
mecine but rs Ingredients have been made known 70 the
Medical Colleges, and thsy al the service Of any re-
spectacle phySician IN the country
The price o. MARSHA LIS UTERINE cATHOLE
con . OHs D0larGnf a HaJper singie bottle.
WEST BEDFORD. Coshoeton Co, May u, IS
Mr. II. b kngsiey, Sri have been selling the medt-
cine Of the Greuber Ompauy for the last ten years. and
have invariably found them 70 good satsiaciou; and
the pills have sold 20 great many amliss regularly
teirtca and c0ee. and with my trade IN have bee
cine thai done great amount Of good In female dcas
One lady 50 l. 10 toll ne she had received more
medicaltreaimeut By the most skillful physicians.
-. YoaTs truly. JAMES WILSON.
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MRS. RoBNsON's CERTIFICATE.

VERNoF, Trumbull Co, May lst, ISIS
This certies that nave been n Door health for
years and found tle relief after employing ncheT
Of PHYSICIANS Nv DISEASE PrnlapSls Ute had
been redure BY that and Fl0uor Ahus until bad become
liberated considerable extent BY the advice OF Dr..
W Bushnell procured and took six bottles Of Marsaalfs
erns atholicon which enabled me to attend to NV hus
band IN his last sicknes, until he died which about
year have t1keu three bottles s'nce his d. ah.
Wheh HIS made able to labor and support family Of
three children The Cathocau has nearly restored 20
health II Is the only thing that has mi;s ated safer
MARY T. ROBINSON.
The CATHoLTCON is for sale By City Druggists and by
MedlcIns dealers generally Iull2
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oswEGo PRODUCE MARKEr-sep:. II.

oSwEGo PRODUCE NARKET-seP;. II.
IBY TELEGRAPH
Flour UuclauEed.
Vine II god Geuand for choice lots; sales Is 900 bu Al
81 - ur white Michigan and Indiana; = l6 or red do
Cou-FIrm; sales of 10 u3 bu prime Illinois Al tc. and
90 o bu Indiana II &c.
Ere eLt-Steay, on d5ur. = on whe2t s5sc On
corn 10 New Work.
LAKE innl-orts-.7,Ol0 bu wheat, D. % bu barley.
Canal Ex.oIts-360 bbis -four fs0Oo bus wheat. 3OO0
bu com; 3t00 ba barley.
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II List tofvesses passing and cut of the LocE Of the
weland Canal Port CoI5urne C w furnished By the
Lock Tender the Board of Lake Underwriters D. P Dob
bins. Secretary
bound WEST. Sept. 2lBarqle Nhieffaln; schr Ausus-
tus Ford On the sth-Prup Buckeyes scho91er Joseph
GTall Unclr Tom On Ihe 2sih-Sch NoupaTeil, 70 4
town, EleTgT-
bound East. Sept. 23d-Bri= Manchester schrs John
Potter, Elk. On lhe 2sth- Bargues Caytou, Qaebec,
Gibralar, brig Ocean; scs Baruaran. There's, Ayr,
aia-whi'e Cloud. John Weeden, II LzihruP- Ga
the 25hBris Seaiuole. schTs Jamss oiean, Delos De
Vol, Meirlse Tthern Bel e, Premier
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DEPARTURES
steamer Ocean. Evans, Detruit; 1t sundTlss.
ID Gov CusIual. Slssun. D1nklrk
S-lT Roscoe Role IT.. Bufalu 159 coal II Turner
S1oup rral, Wlrgs SlIusky, t7s coal e Palersun
Sel AIar>he d. Wolf OseEo; loo1 bbls d5ur, s5o bush
wheat. L R-Wslu
seuw &c re Neville. Richmond Buffalo, I74 slaves,
seoS R5saa. Farsher, BufE.io; es.TBkCO