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AR MY AND NAVY.


The United States frigate Constitution now uuon
the railway of the dock at the Portsmouth Navy
ard, having been thoroughly repaired and copper
ed, viii be put into the dry dock on Thursday and
doated out into the river ON Saturday \ CORES
pondent OF the Boston Journal says that the plank
ing outside and III has been taken OFF, and between
SIX and seven bundled new timbers have been put
on IN place OF the rotten ones removed. and new
panking ceiling, clamps and decks take the place of
the old. cold lronsides' is now as good as new
when first launched in Boston sixty ears ago. She
VIII be htted with n heavier battery than she has
hitherto carried, and with all the improvements of
the age, while the model Of course remains as she
was originally constructed.
The headquarters, non-commissioned staff and
band, with companies +, G, and II, Seventh Inlan-
try, 300 men, left Jefferson Barracks No on the
I'd instant, at u o'clock, NJ. for Fort Leaven-
worth, under the command Of Captain Henry Little
| The other officers accompanying Che detachment
were Assistant Surgeon Thomas H. Williams Lieut..
Edw. j. Brooks, Adjutant 18th Infantry: Captain
Joseph ii. Potter, 18th Infantry; Lieutenant A "
Evans, til Infantry; Lieutenant D. F. Hancock,
.th Infantry; Lieutenant T. E. Edelin,, 7th In
iantry.
BY Geographic dispatch from St Louis. We are in
| formed that the second column of the g. s. troops
under command OF Col. Monroe which had been
encamped ON Salt Run, four miles below For Iaav-
enworth, resumed its march on the 23d. The third
column under Col. May was still encamped in the
vicinity of the Fort and was not expected to move
before the27th. Three companies of the 18th regiment
reached the Fort on the 23d inst.
The steamer Water Witch left WASHINGTON yes
terday morning to join the United States naval
squadron in the Gulf of Mexico Her officers are.
Commander, John Rodgers: lieutenants IT.
Stevens, George p. Welsh Clark H. Wells, Austin
Pendergrast passed assistant surgeon VIM y Har-
rison acting boatswain John A Brisco: Ist assist
ant engineer, W. C. Wheeler; Sd assistants B. B. #
Wharton, 4. X. Rind, B. E. Chassaing.
The orders for the second regiment of cavalry TO
loln the Utah expedition, have been countermanded
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We are indebted to Mr.. STREETS of the Adams
Express Company, for late California files received
per Steamer Hoses Taylor.
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Stocks, GfCbmgG, Ht.

NETESTFRN BANK STOCK
w wanted by p II. SULLIVAN,
my25u No u second trest
MONEY TO LEND.
TINE PAPER W1ErEn ~
NEW YORK FUNDS.
~ loHNsroS BROTHERS y co,
my 2itr 1gs Baltimore Street
HOWARD BANK STOCK for sale By
Ii p H. SULLIVAN,
myl7r No. q second Street
* ITN or NOR FOLK S'T0CV
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nylon
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IT. IY MADE nm f.r,r,,,g. ,.r-,s
myloti J6aEsT0Is FA%E, Ios Baltimore street
~ AMI; UD'l ~ N, 80 SQbl "a A
myIor
F,yF&EEIIN HANK STOCK
II For sale by ions ?. GITTlNGs / Co corner sont
."5 .s.,'a' - ~. u. ~, 49,. -, u. ~
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Aa ~ ' - ''''' Wv 1.. 81 -, -
n.y. 80. t.,itl'I'y -'l,L-e
\ For sale by JOHNSTON BROTHERS & CO..
my3-tf I9S Baltimore street
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Ss "a y \ l. II \ -Il-NlNN jO-N-
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H. A M0NNoUru PAPER says: 3. In another column
viii be found the certificate OF fellow Jas
". Davidson Esq Professor God This j., another of
the numerous instances where has changed gray hair
raven ringets and bald scaps waving locks Let amy
who stand in need of this valuable remedy rive it llr
trial"
CAUTIoN-Beware OF worthless limitations, several
already in the market. called by different names Use
unless the words Professor Woodss Hair ResOra-
tive Depot St. Louis, Mo, and New York; are blown in
the bottle Sold by AL Druggist, and Patent NJ aicne
Dealers. Also by all Fancy and Toilet Goods Dealers ia
the United States and Canadas and BY
JOHN c. GIVEN, Chnanans Tea store.
my29 Nv 81 ant 80 Baltimore street.
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WHEELER < WILSON MNNUFACTURING Cos
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
For Families, Manufacturers and others.
In own family we use one Wheeler < VII son $
machines, and cannot imagine any thing perfect
Ed " !. Evangelist.
l26 BALTIMORE STREET, American Building,
fe22 IT, " MERRILL Aren't
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l. NJ. SINGER s. Cos,
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES
TIE lest EVER OFFERED FOR FAMILIES AND
MASUFACTURING-
SOUTHERN SALES AND EXHIBITION ROOMS.
lO5 BALTIMORE STREET
~ To Clergymeu of all demon nations, and Sewing
Societies attached TO Churches offer Family Ma
We FREDERICK,
'e24 If Agent.
GIFTS GIFTSu GIFTSil
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS.
GIFTS GIFTS GIFTS
GIFTS, GIFTS GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
GIFTS, GIFTS GIFTS.
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS GIFTS. GIFTS.
GIFTS, GIFTS GIFTS
GIFTS. GIFTS. GIFTS
1.-THE GRAND GIFT BOOK SALE, No II Baltimore
street corner Of Frederick
mr. 25.dtf EVANS 4 HuYT.
JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE SEQ SO and $50,
For BEAUTY and durability of stitch finish aud design
is nat sresied by any other MACHINE
GIBBS SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE So 80. and SIS
The above MACHINES are SPEEDY in their MOVE
MENT and make strong s5eti, stitch tina, VIII not
rip or break ii every fifth stitch is cut
Salesroom, No. 90 BALTIMORE ST.
apI9-tf L. D. CHASE AGENT
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PENDERGAsT BROS,

IENUFRGASI BKI".,
II Smiths Wharf
NOTICE TO CALIFORNIA BOND-HOLDERS.
I WELLS FARGO x co are prepared 70 receive the
old Bonds Of the State Of California transport the
Sacramento City, and procure new ones, accordance
with the Act OF 18th April 1857 and same to TINS
city
fe26 eoly of6ce-s2 Broadway, New York.
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PROPOSALS FOR RATiONS AND
Il FUEL FOR LIGHT-NESS ELS IN CHESAPEAKE
BAY AND TRIBCTARTES.-TRE DEPAETNEzT.
Office Lighthouse Board, Washington, D. c. May l. 1875
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until u NJ
on Saturday, the 29 day Of May, 1888 for furnSln. and
delivering rdtiohs AID fuel for the eleven igI in
the Fifth Lighthouse District and any relief liet vessel
and lighthouse tender that may be required embracing
Chesapeake Bay Potomac and RappahaHnock Rivers and
at Craney Island above Hampton Roads for one wear
from the lst day Of July, 1858. to the Both June 1859
inclusive The ratons to be Of good and approved quality
to be delivered alongside of the light house tender or other
vessel provided Tor the purpose, at Baltimore orfok Or
Alexandra at the option Of the bidder and to be stated in
the bid accordingly III good and sufficient packages bar
rels boxes and cases and in good order for each light
vessel once quarter, free Of all expense to the United
states agreea6y to specifications and tables marked a
Y and c.. attached thereto. which will part of the
contract copies OF which may be had by applying at this
Office 70 the Collector of Customs and Superintendent of
Lights at Baltimore. Alexandria and Norfolk
All bids must be sealed and endorsed Proposals for
Rauon and Fuel for Lghtvesseis, and then placed in
another envelope and directed prepaid the Secretary
Of the Light house Board, Washington city.
By order of the Lighthouse Board
THORNTON A JENKINS
myllIaw5w Secretary.
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Aanhfrs anO 3SrOAers,

! NItN TlII NVIlTLN,
L STOCK, ELL md NOTE BROKER
No. s North STREEr.
BUYS and sells on commission all the Securities this
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n ItT'IJETRINN u. NIRltF,
L FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND BILL BROKER
Has REMOVED his office from 81 Cav street to No IS
SECOND STREET, up stairs in Messrs Hugh jenkins 4
Co. $ building, opposite the Post Office. myl1 I'm
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rnyS1ts
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MTESTFRN BANK STOCK
~ wanted by p II. SULLIVAN,
mv2jtf No II Second trest
MONEY TO LEND.
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/ JOSHUA w ALkER
80 GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
AND DEALER IN
FEED, HAY AND STRAW

No. 10 y. Howard STREET.
Family, Extra aud Super Flour of the best selected
brands Corn Oats Corn Neal Chop Rye and Min Feed
Hay and Straw in bales. Cut Straw. SC mr2I-f
II Y d T. \ ID -MECnANIC'S EN-
~ CHANGE AND SAVINGS COMPANY Baltimore,
May 4th, Is5SThc President and Directors day
aecideda dividend for lhe past year Of FIFTEEN PER
Cen r. payable to the Stockholders and Annual Dapy5-
!t1rs on and after lU5h instant
They nave also, b. resolution, this dag accepted the
Law OF the State Of Maryland passed session
the Legislature changing the corporate style and tide Of
the Company 70 that Of die EXCHANGE BANk.
BY order, WA. L. MONTAGUE,
myj-dItw4tr Cashier
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DISASTERS, ETC.

AsHORE-The Propeller Buckeye reports
OF about 10 tons ashore the end of Blanc
BARE NUoLEUsThis vessel which went ashore short
since at Baey Harbor has been got and taken into NIL
wsnkee. The entinel says:
The thinking the hopeless one abandoned the
vessel TO TIE 5 Insurance Co Of this city
Ine company Immediately contracted with Caleb Harrison
this city the bark OF deliver ker in Milwaukee fr
the small sum Of sO and pay ifno delivered Caleb
once went 70 work with his eDsrv got
bark on snc brought her Milwaukee saving cargo and an
Ihe vessel IS insured for $ and is SOU or
The lumber uninsured.
AsHoRE-The schooner Adebarun Capt. Hail Of BuHalo
and bOundf that port Chicago went ashore on Point
Pelee Island Monday night badly on ting has
been to her relief
tF The Z. s Steamer Michigan has gone into winter quar-
tiers Erie.
SUPPOSED WREcK-The Of the Young America which
passed to-day reports that while running yesterday between
LoSos Ray and Point aux Barque masthead dscov-
e uner water within about foot the surface The To-
eAlty Is west By north from Point aux Barque
Ou readers viii remember that apparent fragments Of
1fe been reported in Tovos Bay. II disaster
hs actA occurred sueient time has elapsed TO have heard
paenaIs provided Of the saved Unless the
taaie Of ne iou America dece ived-wheh
Is most certain that vessel has been lost with
an on bosrd.-D1roif TyJ5EnE ~ - 49, ~ Wiz
~ Our haIboT has presented rather slim anuearanee in
the Of sail craft for day two pas There ere 1t
two arrivals Sunday and but yesterday Four proees
were loading here this morning for Dunkrk and
ied0 Blade, 9Th. -
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BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET-Nov 10
rRy TET rGRAPU

Flour-There was fair business doing in -four to-day at
about previous rates; sales 90 bs at 81 81 f Wisron7
sin: 81 sT5 good extra Idiaua Ohio, Michigan and
(yanadian: IS sGd5 IS for double extras.
Wheaf-1 and steady; sales OF 5000 bush at 9c for
ATauee club: for do Canadian; 76c for No Chicago
gDrng 81 10 for red Indiana.
Corn-In good demand but the market Is hardly so hr
sales Is OlQ bu at 64lI6sc. closing weak
Barley and Rye-Nothins ing
Oats-Unchansed; sales l.400 bu at 43c
Whiskv-In fair deman !; sales 400 bbls at 20.
Canal Freghs-c -four, l2c wheat lie on corn to
New York
Recciptv a boursFour ass bbls; wheat 81 bu; bar
Canal SSipments~FiOur 455o tbls; wheat 60 600 bush
corn 5000 bu; oats 9 500 bu,
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Cleveland Produce sIarket.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE. ,
WEDNESDAY. Nov. lO-5 z. NJ.

WEDNESDAY. Nov. lO-5 Pm !
FLOUR-Saes 1000 bbls private terms; 81 bbs extra At
50; and several small lots do at same.
Small sales buckwhcst at - ..
wHEAT-saes9 1000 bus private terms carloads do
l carload good red at 81 ,O3.
Nothing doing and oats. See table for quotations
BUFFERS bbls choice roll Central sold at lie.
LARD-Sae 90 kegs 91c for good country rendered.
EGGS-Sales atl5c.
POULTRY-Drsssed Turkeys in market at Sc per ID.
GAME-Small sales venisor &c per lb.
FRUT50 bbls and 10 bbls very choice winter apples IO
at 81 per bbl
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Nov 10.
LEY TELEaRAPH.1

10y TELEGRAPH
EInr-Rstfer with mora doing both the eastern and
local trade sales At 253 50 for asOund 81 04 80 for
superne sste 81 60 IS for extra state; 81 05d 40 for
western; SIS 25d5 shipping Rnds extra round hoop
Ohio; the market clos ing firm Canadian n0nr nrner ses
7Oi bbS 81 er0r Supcrne, and 81 SOS or Inferior
choice extra RE -four soady sales 300 bbls at 50 5O
40.
export and home t0n, es IS 0 bush At 81 Tor
good Milwaukee club. which is above the market and
IS not generally credited bv the trade s. 0S
mixed southern Illinois, 81 p for Writer red western, 81 ~
al = for ret southern
Rve-Quiet AMI tlrm st previous quotation;
Barley-Dl and heavy, sales 1900 bush at ai5c for
common TO far state.
good m xed western
5l,a5tc for Canadian
Whiskv-JInehaugud; sales S1C bbls at 231&c.
Po-Firmer; sales 1000 bbls at Sl 90 for mess SIG so
for thin mess 70l4 for primes included IN the sales
are 90 bbs mess deliverable at the sellers option
between January and the ls Of pr AT Sl7 nd
500 hbls mess IN December aud January reported III
Beef-Steady: sales 300 bbs Sc 5O97 for country
prime; $ 9 81 cOuatrY mess; Sl II 5for re-pcted
mess: Si 52 50 for extra Beef hams are dull al
Sl3 5ld.I551 Prime mess beef nominal at Sl9.
Dressed HogS-Ia fair request at 67zG7c.
Cut Meats-Quet At 9g9Sc Tor rev picked hams, ami
elG6lSc for old drv salted shoulders.
Lard-S dy at l0dllc-
In request at l2lsc for Ohio; l522; for
state.
Cheese-Steady At 71sGss6o
Stocks-At board lower; Chicago s. Paul and
Fon Iand gran: bonds l5S; VI Miss 81 bonds 6
I'll Cen bonds 931@ C s4; Harlem 1885 do pref ~
Reading s.: Mich Cen 5455 30 23s; do guar 521
III Cen Z R s.; Gal Chi 74sz; 7 80; Chi X 65A;
NJ Miss l4&; Lac 47s.
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COMMERCIAL.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING

p Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every descripio
dono Printing Establishment Of the Leader Office,
on the latest pr we'd and rapid steam presses in the
best STYLE on short notice. and at reasonable rates Par
ticular attention paid to blank work Every description
of Binding doae especially Blank Books LelgeFs, Journ-
as Sales Rolks ReceivIng Books. sc. &C.
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oSwEGo PRODUCE MARRET-Nov TO-
LBY TELEGRAPH

Flour-Sfsadv.
Whea-Frm for good de- cripionS; sales % OO bush at
81 25 for white Canadian; 81 b for white Ie0isna ST.
l2E for red Ohio; 70c for common Chicago snring;
C-Firm; saeS 10 900 bush inc uding $500 bush very
choice Illinois at 7oc
Cana Freights-lrregular, with decline of \ d2c on
grain; as on -four sds1sc wheat and "a sc corn,
New York
Lake Imparts-lo090 bu wheat; 1.3l bu harley
EKp0s-S0 5bs d0ur; "A 600 bush wheat; 20 400 bush
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r List Vessels passing in and out of the Lock of the
Weand Canal at Port ColbOurne, c. W. furnished the
Lock Tender the Board Of Lake Underwriters D. P Dob
bins. Secretary:
BOUND WEST Nov. sth-SChrs Brown, Vermont Arctic.
Marquette Anna Crig- On the 9th-Prop Ogdensburvh;
brig Orkney Lass schrs Lively, GTlswod.
BOUND EAST. Nov. sh-None. On the sfh-Prou Jeffer-
Relle SheIilan --l
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MiIlinfrp,
mo THE LAOTEC -Wo 4

TO THE LADIES.-We have lust
IeeeIyed large and choice lot ofnew Ribbons Flow
els ana some choice and materials 70
ali OF which have been bought verv che
and VIII be sold At 5 PR LESS TA FoEosP IcF
-.,,DSts ~. lDAAe seiectlon while the assortment
Sass ete- AZ SHAW Co.'S,
l2S Superior
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-NOv. 10.
Tay TErEaRApH1

Beeves-Therc was large supply Of beeves IN market
but as the dull prices declined nearly halt
cent good stock rather dull the quotations. are 60 &C or
Inferior TO s9s for the best gu ty; premium lots IN
market; receipts So head, :.
Sheen and ambs-In good supply, and sell readily nt Ss
3 70 for common. S56 50 for prime quality receipts
Swne-PlentifuI and selling 5sc for ordinary, and
5sgG5zsc for c0rn-fed.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND, Nov. 10.


ARRIVALS.
Steamer Ocean, Evans. Detroit
Prop Iron City Turner Ontonasnn: IA hbs or copper "a
do, IS hbls scsp iOn bbs potatoes i3 casks
Liquor, Is CORDS wood Hussey & McBnde-
Pop OgdcaSburgh Rich rsOB. Oslensburgh Chicago;
> tons mdSe; takes 800 pork bhs and ! Ton mdse
Prop Fountain City PECK, Buffalo to Chicago ks mdse
takes 2l0 IONS 10.
Bark Illinois, Carpenter. Eufalo to Toledo; cargo
Schr Winfield Scott Gregory, OgcRshurgh IO tens boom
iron, 80 do pig irou, s. do lrHn ore, Sherman
Scow Planet Red, Sawnaw; l56 III # lumber 20 m shin
giles. E Thomas.
SeoW Storm, Dyer, Sandusky; 7659 tons plaster
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cLEARANcEs. .

Steamer Ocean, Evans, Dstroi.
Schr Sea Gull Bradley Buffalo, l00 tons coal 80 tons iron
orc. ] 7 Co.
Scow Lime Rsck, Bissell Kelleys Island; TO cargo
Scow Storm. Dyer. Sandussy; cargo.
Scow Free Mason, Field Fremont; IS tons coal nsou
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The price or MARSHALL'S UTERINE cATHOLE
ION IS One Dollar and q HcffDer sin0le hoffts
MRS RoBINsoN'S cERTFIcaTr

NERNoE, Trumbull Co., Nav Isf 1859
Ihs celhes that have been in very poor health lor
years and found little reefafter employing num er
OF Physicians; My disease ProlaDSs Ute II had
been reduced By that and FlOuOr Abus until bad become
1ceTaled 70 considerable extent BY the advice OF DR.
y B1Shne procured and took six bottles of BIsrshas
perlne atholieon which enabled attend to nv hrs
band IN his last sickness until he died which was abou
year since have taken three bottles since his Dc
weh mas made able labor and support my family Of
three children The CathOlcon has nearly restored me to
heah the only thing that has mitis aed my suffer
ing ior which feel very grateful
MARY Z. ROBINSON
Medicine dealers generally i1iI3
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drugs

OOAP-Low's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap, eavOr's Glycsrine, Musk and Honev
SOap-waTranted genuine for sale by
feb9 r. W SACKRIDER
RRUSHES-A fine assortment OF
Hair and Cloth Brushes; also Teeth Brushes OF Ivo
Bone. Buffalo Horn and Sandal Wood. FOrslls BY
feb9 E W SACKRiDER
7 UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
Il sorment just received gether with great variety
OF perfumery aud toilet articles at
fea9 T. W SACKRlDER.
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The n. Y. shIpping List SAYS

Business generally remains quiet though the volume OF
transactions is far than al the
period oflast notwithstanding the want OF confidence
still papably apparent through mercantile circles The eX
the Of domestic trade, In all directions during
the years the rapid increase OF M
road steamboat has been marked
and being distributed greater number OF bu
sness firms than formerly does appear extensive as 1t
really besides have protracted periods Of utter stag
nation in former times.
The excitement the stock market has abaed and prices
Of speculative descriptions have gradually receded With
the abundance and low of money, however the
pause will probably be II money cannot ind
outlet in other directions will assuredy be anOt
er speculative movement in stocks.
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PORK AND PRICES.

Keokuk paper that forty thousand hogs are
engaged already by the packing houses at that point
Muscatne paper says operations there already com
meneed and that upwards hogs engaged while
is probable whole packed will approach 5OOO
Prices range s4l4.5O.
The Burlington State Gazette the OF
packing operations in that city.
The Republican Of Saturday quotes the market at
5ifG5lSc for prime and heavy
At Louisville. on Saturday. hogs quoted at s.
The Cincinnati Gazette ofMonday says packers buying
at &C. while holders generally eontending for $4,000
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4. r. r.

CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.
MANY diseases that affect humanity Inherited hen
looms frU the diseased bodies Of sckly sires- ScrOula
Consumption Syphilis and Fits among the
mon Of constitutional diseases Now, not how
many the seeds Of these diseases may have
been established IN the SYSTEM coung the blOod-RAD
WAYS RENOyATING RESOLvENT will eradicate from the
bodies Of the afflicted every particle Of diseased deposits
and fill the veins with new pure and healthy blood.
CHILDREN'S DISEASES.
RADWAYs RENoVATtNG REsOLvENT should be hailed as
blessing by every mother throughout the land whose
infants icted with Sores HumOTs &c. These break
ags out (tAus eary) evidence of disease transmitted
rom the parent stock. few doses OF the RES0vATIS6
REsOLvENT will eradicate every veSge the disease and
insure the child sound and healthy body.
RR.R-
r R--Radway's Beady Relief for Headache, wheths
sl nervous; rheumatism Paralysis. LumbSgO, GOui
Neuralgia, TOOlhache Spal Pox Feyers swollen Joints
Kidney Complaints Scarlet Fever Pains around the Live
pleursy Measles Heartburn, and Pains sf all kinds
Railways Ready Relief will, in lew minutes, change
the miserles you suffer to JOYS of pleasure.
X. X. R-Rndway's RenOystng ResOlveRt, for the eus
Of chronic seasessuch uOus and Syphitic Com
plants, Consu and other sectons Of the Lungs
Throat, Indurtou and EnlaTgemeuts Of pari Eruptive
and other diseases Of the Skin Nodes TumOrs Ulcers Dys
pepsia and all other diseases arising from impure state
Of the Blood.
R. R-Radway's Regulators will cure, effectualy anu
speedily Costiveness, Indigestion, Inflammation 0f the
Bowels, Dvs lepsa, Liver Complaint, Diseases of the
Heart and Kidneys Female Complaints, Small POx Feyes
Measles. &C. &c Wheneverthe system i out Of order
dose OF Radways BeguatOrs will Ieguariv
No female should be without them
X r. R. Remedies are sold by Druggists everywhere
GAYLORD CO., and W. FISKE, Agents. cie--
and. Ohio feb2s2i