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s. Corning & Co.'S Quotations
AL ICON OIL
AND
BUR MING UID,
Ciueinnati Daily Market RepOrt.

CINCIESATI. Nov. z, 1885
Buitsr-w Merchants fair prime, in hrkins, li9lsci
common and fair Ohio and Indiana lS Choice West
era Reserve Dairy in arns, ls922c for best yellow
Besns-Prime small white = g. lbs, Sl,2o9l IS
Cheese-Prime medium and large W. R--Ss @S1zci Best
brands English dairy, 0GIOlsc.
CoHee-Rio cou1rnon and prime, llIz6I2Ic.
Candles-Pressed TaOw lll2lse; ssArA Is and 10 6oE
Ise@lsa20c.
Crsnberries-Smsn and large bbs per bbl 50 09ll 50
Flour-Ordinary and good superhno . bbl $4359s45o;
choice red and extra white wheat s4.759S5 90.
Dried Frus-Appes, to choice 2 Is lbs, $so9
S2I5; Peaches unpeeled p 50 lbs s325G3,75-
Grain-wheat prime red and white sl9sl,l2- Oats on
RrTivA s62e Corn. prime yellow and white 55eOe Prime
Rye snd Barley S73e.
Molasses-Prims n. O., large and small lots 3s54Oc.
os-Linssed large and small lots, ,666ese Lard No.
No. l, 7OSsOc
Provlsions-City brands pork p Dbl. sI7,019 -
city brznds barrel lard lOec bacon sh1dsrs and ribbed
sides 81 s1ze hams, plain and sugArcured esnvssed &c
@l2c:
Rice-Fsr to prime 4Ils4ssc SsB.
sugar-Common low fair and fair 6l a6 G7e good fair
prime and choice 71kld7s<6sc,
Seeds-Flax 2 Sc los, and prime 81, ,40l6o Tim
ohy IS lbs fair and PRIME s65Ssls5 Clover p O. lbs
in sacks and bbs., S IS as IS
Eastern Ezchange-5,sk p cent premium buying and
selling rates.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Noy. %.


Elour-The market for common and medium grades Il
heavy but plees without important change; demand
moderate for eastern and locll trade sales 100 5bs a
81 2 40 for sIperne state; 81 65i 90 for state
81 2Jc4 20 for supertine vesfeTn 81 155
medium wesien IS 2)G5 so for shipping brands
round hoop Ohio; closing dull Cauadisn unchanged
sales 40 6 20 for chniceextra sales
rye -four at s. 25(l4 10,
Whea,-The market for medium and common grades hea
w and Ia2c lower sales 20 900 hu 81 10 for mixed
nols; s. l9 for red Ind; 81 Pal 3 red Michigan
81 2GI l27S for white Michigan 81 81 COED white Cana
oiau 81 50 white Ky.
RTe-Scarce and arm; sales 5000 bn North River 7sc
Barley-Du for common and firm for prime sales 4OO
bush common stale al 75c; 2500 prime do at SIC
CoTn-Rules duh; sales 5000 mixed western at 40
I5cin store; T5l575x ahoat.
oas-Stesd, al 4s 5c for state and SEC for Canadian
Enthusiastically; sales 100 bblsat 24c.
PoIkSteaay; sales LOO bbls at Sl7 41 50 Tor old and
81 o. for new ness Sis IS clear; SIS 5l3 IS or prime
Beef-Unchanged sales 500 bbs S6l6 IS for country
prime sse9 for country mess S90 for repacked mess;
Sll SZ Ior eIlra Beef hams steadv sales Of lO
hhs al y e9l5 tor prime. Mess beef nominal at SIS.
Dressed HOgs-ln mode ate request at TlGlIAc,
Cut MeatsSteady5 sales 30 hhds al 6c for shoulders;
SlzGeiSc for hams
Lard-Sieady; ssles 200 bbls at l0566lnse
Batter Firm at Il Gls; for Ohio SIT92sc for state
Gheese-Steady at Sd9c.
Hides firm; sales 400 Rio Plata attic, SIX months
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1pkrv Uur,r-Rsrnaips steady at last weeks prices
The sales have generally been at SU6GlW ior enoi' |
Some lots sold private terms, understood 10 %
this figure but which cannot be regarded criterion o the
market Southern white has brought in some
sIs The amount of done has been very moderate
The stock on hand 81 Oj showing very trihng decrease
from last week. Receipts continue light
ropxNav be quoted SIC for old holders asking
&c The stock very SMALL comprising only 1850 BUSH with
little arriving.
OArs-Steady at 45c for new, and Sc for old
RYE-Inactive NOminaly 65c for prime.
R,Rtry-Bas been dull. We quote it uominaIy 60a65e
BEASs-Stesdy at 75cidSl.
HoGs-The market has been active and an Improvement
has taken place in class hogs Light have ranged o
s475a525 and heavy from S55675 while some lots very
hne and heavy commanded Sc We have heard oil quite
pumber OF sales at figure On Saturday lot ranging
from l4O to 80 lbs sold at s5 The MARKETS well snpPeo
HOPs--Are held at Ice for
LUMBER-Trade very quiet usually at this sea
son of the year maintained and there no pros
meet decline Holders firm, anticipating improved
demand and better prices bandby The yards are general
ly wellstocked-
OILS-Remsn without change
PoULTRY-Is in limited demand only. at 4e5c for chick
PRoYIsIONs-MEss PoRk-Is selling at sl5,506Sl6.OO,
ssles were made on Saturday both figures No Mess is
selling at Sl450.
Large amounts Of green hams have been purchased at Ie
AR advance on this has been paid in instances We
heard of a large al this aguie on Saturday.
NESS BEEF-Fresh packed is held at Sl0dloN
BurrEp somewhat active at llG2c for fair Cen
tral and I46I7e W. Rthe latter figure for nice roll
CHEEsE-There has better feeling and quote it at
an advance OF sc Prime dairy is firm at Sc. We give
range c The market for this article has improved in all
the principal cities in Cincinnati especially has been
quite bouyant and active
EGGs-We quote them lSO and scarce.
LARD-steady at 915GlOc.
TALLow-Selling at 9h6c.
SALTS selling 81 50 per bb for both fine and coarse
Sacks 9llc for ground solar and leI2zc for Mason City
SEEDs-Notmueh doing Timothy is held at 81 SIX
Glover is in limited but unable to
give a quotation.
SUGARS--No change to note
vEGETABLEs-POtatOes are selling 55aeoc for good Ne
shannocks. Onions selling at $4,000.
The oowngis the stock Of produce in store here held for
sale in this market The made Saturday No
vember q Tie hand for the corresponding days
Of lg57 and 1876 are also given.
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BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET-NOv. %.

Flour-NTarkei ei dull bur firm; demand confined 10 the
h me trade sales 800 SIS 255 81 for good TO choct
ex ra Indiana, Mich an Ohio and Canadlan s. 1905 lo
doube extras. ,,,o l., -.
Wheat-Quiet aud the market steady sale; 2OO0 6u a
20 &c for chicago spring; soc for Racine cruz 81 Iz
for V hite Indiana .. mi.
Cornln lmlled supply and good demand toL oistilhns
prces better; sales lOOC bu al CSC now sold at tOc
Barey-Dull, and held At 6Ol565c.
Oats-FIm; small sales at soc.
Whisky-ElTmeT and held at &c
DreSs"d Hogs Bet er; sales at Js4G65sc.
Receipts as Eous-Flour g. 22l bhs; wheat is IeO bu
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oSwEGo PRODUCE MARKET-NOv. %
lBY TELEGRAPH


Mheai-ln active milling demand sales 5000 bu at
sl3zc RaHlne club Sl,l25s; red Ohio Il *
FTeigfts have advanced dsy from Is to nm ,u,
TO Albany - " - 's Oh IL ui
Lake inpOrts-5s4OO bu wheat; n,OOO bu corn. SOC
Canal EXPORTS, 200 wheat
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MRs. RoBINsoN.s cERTIFIcATE.

NERNoF, TTumbul Co., May lst, 1883.
This certfes that have been in very health
and found little reliefafter EMPLOYING number
of Physicians My disease WIS ProlaDsis Uteri had
been reduce by that and FOuor Abus until had become
liberated TO considerable extent By the advice of DR.
Nv Bushnell procured and took six bottles Of Marshas
Uterine IathOcOn Wlch enabled me 10 attend hus-
band in his last sickness until he died which about
year since. have taken three bottles since his fah
which has made able to labor and support family Of
three children The CathocOn has nearly restored
health 1t IS the only thing that has mitis ated my suffer
MARY E. ROBINSON
The CATHOLICoN is for sale by City Druggists and by
Medicine dealers generally. juI2
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Goal Dealers

| GOAL FOR THE MILLION Ar
~ EXTRAORDINARY LOW PRICES.-We continue
u keep on hand
Strip Vein, Salneville HammondsYiIle, Tuscara-
was and Blaeksmiths' Goals,
Delivered any part of the town, short netice Once
on the Pittsburgh Coal Pier.
Nut Coal, 2,3s per Ton of 1000 lbs
n0v22 r 21 FARNJEP & OTTTON
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1853. 1859;
Cleveland, Columbus 6 Cincinnati Railroad

- SSl III ssi;s.:....;s;;g gssz
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV
" o. 1855 Passenger Train leave Cleveland as ioloS
ll3O NJ Cincinnati Express, stopping al Befea Iaon
WeIngtGr. New London, Shelby, GrestLile
6alIicG, Gilead CardIngton, Ashley .DelaEVaTs
and Worhington
sl0 n, CINCINNATI Night Passngsr Stopping a an aus s's a.
CarGingtOn and Delaware; also, stopping to
leave passengers atall stntiOns south Of Galion
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby Sand1sty Mansfield and Newark h21IOads IOf
AIansfeld Mt Vernon, Newark, ZanesFllle, &c
Crsstlins Pittsburgh, Et. Wayne and ChlcSso Sslroa
for Forest, UpperSandusky, DeiPhos, Lima Fl
Wayne Laporte, Chicago, sc. west, and East
for Mansfield, Wooster, MasslllOn, &c.
aIio ard Belefoutnine Railroad Line anrlon Belle
fontaine Sidnsy Uni0n, Muncie, Indianapolis,
Tsrre Hauts Vincsnnss Evansville, Louisville,
Cairo, ST. Louis, &c. -, .
ma sara aVtou and Cincinnati Line, for Springfield o.,
DAYTON Hamilton, Cincinnati. Richmond, In
dianapOis, Terre Haute, st LOUIS &c; and al
Cincinnati with the Ohio z mississippi A3ll-
road for Louisville, and all points en- the ONO
coloubus Ittle Miami and Columbus, and Xena Rail
road for Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, TeTre
Haute, St Louis, Morrow, L1yeland- and Cln-
eiunat and with the OhlOand MISSISSIPPI Kali
road at Cincinnati for Louisville Evansville,
Cairo st Louis and all points on the OHIO river.
rolu ms Central Ohio R5ilroad for Newark ZanesVs,
Wheeling, &c; Columbus, Piqua and Indiana
Railroad for PiqUa. Urhana- &c
~ For Tickets ali points and infsrmailon Sppig at
ne Union Ticket Office 81 Superior street, or a. the Pas
ssn5ei ''A s FLINT, Superintendent
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COMMERCIAL.
5IA7N AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING


CoRDAGE.-steady at quotations.
FEATHERS-Are selling at SOC for pure geese
FIsH-The reported poor of the macke1e meets n
oecasoned an advance and quote an advance oil . on
barrels and SOC halves In other kinds there no
FRUITs-Apples selling at ss9s4 per bbi according
To uualify the latter being the figure for very ehoee
spples are steady at sl50l Dried peaches are IN mar
ket at l4e for unpeeed Cranberries steady al - s
FLoUR-The demand beeni light ana there mas Oeen 10
f,rrs 70 note in the market The range of prices IS
s4Ol4 81 for superfne according to quality s4'9S-' or
extras s5as6OJ double extras Sales are mostly 0l
- ,ptop The stock on haad amounts TO l2I Io' Dds
BrcKwHrAr continues at g IS 80 Psrcwt-
Rye FLouR-Is selling by the dray-loadto to the t1e' at
tdS425-the latter for choice and iavoIlle @ii'io'
CoRs MEAL-selng generally at 5 l,5O Perc cWt
cIAssTbs following are the wholesale quotations Ten
IL 49,. rrines IL nIlnuzad lobbing ots:
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CLEVELAND, zANESTlLLE 6 CINCIkNATI
RAILROAD.

Ia III - - -
On and after March 6, 1858
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
Pittsburgh RaHToad AS P NJ (chang1ng rals at
Hudson,) for Cuyahosa Falls Akron, OrrTille and
1lllersbuTg connecting at OrrVie with trains the
Pittsburgh IT Wayne and Chicago K R. east and west
fOT Canton MassOn, Wooster Lsudenvie and Mansfield
Trains leave bersburg for Cleveland at O5 A II ana
LIS NJ connecting at OTrvile With ans the p Ft
C. R. R. by which passengers, from Canton BIassil-
ion, Wooster LOudenvile and Mansfield reach Cleveland
BY the evening train atlo.O9 p. II
feb3 SIMON PERKINS. Sup't
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Statement of the Principal Articles Trans
pOrted on the Ohio Canal, for the Year end
iua Noxemher I 5. IS5S
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo, Cleyeand, Co
umbus Cincinnati Cleveland and Erie, and Cleveland
and Pittsburgi Railroads.
At SOlOI. with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c
At Mantua with hacks for Ravenna, &C.
At Bracevllle with hacks to Newton Falls &c
At Wanen with hacks Sharon Greenfield, Meadville.
Bloomfield Canfcld sc.
At Youngstown, with stages for New Castle, Poland,
Lowell, and EnOn Valley and thence by P. F. W C. R.
CHAs L. RHODES. supt
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OF AMERICAN WO

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO
IL MEN. From fhsN Y DAILY Nslrs (EditsriaI)
I'VE desire 10 call atte tOn letter from Dr. Joshua
+. Bridge The Health ofAmerican Women, in anOh.
er column He treats the subject in an able manner, and
his skill and medical judgment may be relied upon"
From the Albany Morning Express.
MarshaIs Uterine CatnOcOn has proved to be fully
valuable it is claimed to be many ade
By medical gentemen and others Dr.. Bridge regular
and discrimination Jucl0us and hhy successful prsc-
children"
From Physicians.
"BIalshals Uterine Catholicon will certainly cure all
the diseases for which It Is recommended"
There is no medicine like It IN this country"
In the worst cases have met with AIarshals s
Uterine CathOllcon IS q ceraln and safe remedy
MARSHALL's UTERINE CATHOLICoN
Is suuEesltangy Oerec az reliable remedy for al those
cOmplalnss TO which liable and which grad
uly affect the mind as well the BODY that this
talk work becomes alike suffering If not i'm
possibility Among the complaints for which the Catho
is a remedy are Failing Of the Womb Whites sun
pressed Irregular Pa nfu AIenstruaton Bleatng In
ammaisn and Diseases ofthe Kidneys or Urinary Or
tlgeness Nervousness, Paintings PapitatiOns, Cramps
DIS ureed sleep and al troubles organic or SYM athletic,
connected with the uterine organs
Ladies who rOub led with any Of the above symptoms
or with spine, liver lung complaints invited 10 ad-
find relief lIarshals Uterine CahOiicon Is not quack
medicine but its ingredients have been made known the
Medical Colleges, and they at the Of any
spectacle physician in the country.
The price Of MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATROLE
CONS One Dollar and Hatper single bottls.
WEST BEDFORD, CoshoctOn Co, hay Il, 1851
Mr.. II. b. Kingsley, Slr:l have been selling the med
cine Ofthe raenberg company for the last
have invariably found them TO give good sasaction and
thertea and coffee and with my trade ~ have become
aple article MarshalIs Uterine Caihoiicon meOi
es One lady so to told me she had received more
benefit from bottle than she did from long OF
medical treatment by the most skillfu physicians.
January Ist, 1853
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Myers, ) Cgntis J lis Kimball, los State s.
J. L. Warner, Slip, n. York Boston, Mass,
Geo Clark, ll3 Broad 81, Crawford Co., Ordensbn
F. G. HOyey,) New York. New York,
Hoyey Crawford, Osweg0 Mn- i. Walker. Toledo o
New York E r. Mathews Detruit, Ma
Mather 60, Chicago, H. Barclay Co, AIilwankss
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Drugs

SOAP-LoW's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap, C-eavor's Glycerine, Musk and Homer
SOap-v arTented genuine-for sale BY
PRUSHES-A fine assortment of
- Hair and Cloth Brushes; also, 1t Brushes Ivory
Bone, Buffalo Horn and Sandal Wood : For sails By
feb9 E W. SACKRlDER
T UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
- sortment Just received together with great variety
fea9 W. SACKRlDER.
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BRADBUPN & FTSHFR

SUCCESSORS TO C. BRADBURN SON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
w mission Merchants, and Dealers in Fish Nails
Glass and Produce Nos l9 and 1872 River street. and 10 aud
y Meadow street, "Grocers Block. Cleveland Ohio
G. BRADBUEN,2
w. A FIsHER.f aug3l-dly lS4
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1858
iIii DC Eorthern Transportatlon Co.. E0'

w ILL., OO1eA4tN 4AAA ItEOEN
season run their well known and popular lins Of
FIRST CLASS STEAM PROPELLERS AND
SAILING FESSELSI
Regularly between ogden sburg and Ossvego and the U
per Lakes forming
DAILY Line beti0sen ogdens5urgh and Osssego
and Ports on Lake Erie
And TIlW eeky Line between OgensbuIgt and Osvego
and Ports on Lake Michigan connecting Ogdensbursh
tween Osdenshurgh Burlington, Concord Manchester
Lawrence, Nashua Lowell Boston; and az OsyFego
with H0yey Crawford snew Oswegu 1e thirty First
Class Canal Boats, large siZe) the enlarged canal be
tween OswegO and New York, thus aiording Regular
Speedy and Cheap Route with bot transhipment b1
Boston, New England and New York and the West
This Company having made the most annie arrans -
ments at for Dock and Storage facilities with sbun
Mt ior handing asserting and Shipping
anee the safe prompt and perfect delivery Of an property
entrus, ed 10 its care.
This Line connects at Cleveland with the Northern
Transportation Line Of Canal Boats the Ohio Canal
line Of Like Superior and with Railroads t.
Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville and 81
Louis.
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LOCKER & Co., Racine. J. + KIRKLAND SheboyE n
Chamberlin, Crawford k Co., Cleveland, Q
Igs:dff
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H. sIANDAhi- HENRY v Bsais- ". MUIR
SIANlART. REHIN & MIRRAY.

PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FLOUR.
We are receiving the following well known brandssf
Flour consignment to which we call tie attsutiO-
naaIars and .o,,s,,-ar--
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The following stock Of produce in store here held for
sale in this market The account made up Saturday No
vsmbe "a Tie hand for the corresponding days
of 1851 and 1856 are also given.
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"MaIshals Uterine CathOlicOn will certainly cure all
the diseases for which It Is recommended"
There is no medicine like It IN this country"
In the worst cases have met with NIarshalis
Uterine CathOlicOn is CERT ain and safe remedy
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Jn6mramte.

u POLICIES issued in the above Companies, at rea-
sonable rates, on desirable risks n
II II RRApTON o,1e A on N u r.-onr
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CORRUPT ON.

The investigations that have been going on
here and elsewhere by special committees, to
discover and expose the corrupt appliances
that are alledged to have been used in procur-
ing the passage Of laws and also the reported
populations and "stealings" by those in Office,
can scarcely fail to have beneficial effect even
if the guilty escape the exposure and punish
ment they SO richly deserve; because It will
show that such rascality as has brought stig-
ma upon Congress and upon some Of the State
Legislatures, and has been committed by the
incumbents of Office, cannot always exist with
impunity, nor stalk abroad in open day with
brazen face and golden chains, the product of
such ''stealings."
The testimony elected in the Lawrence 4
Stone case, the refusal of Wolcott to tell ''the
whole truth" his Imprisonment for contempt,
the refusal Of Williamson, of N. Y, to obey
the order Of the House, and his being indicted
therefor, will all go to show that there is pow
er that can investigate such matters and COM
pei witnesses to attend and testify, or inflict
punishment upon them for not doing So; and
this fact will operate as caution to those,
hereafter, who may be found to deal in corrup-
ton, or to pilfer and steal while in office, as i
is alleged some folks have, even though it has
been done SO cunningly as to defy detection
even by perseyering grand juries.
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wEARE GLADOF IT.

The editor ofthe Ataanta, Georgia, National
american at the close of the first, and com
mencement of his second volume, thus speaks
Of his experience Of the past and his hopes of
the future:
To-day we commence the second volume
another years plblication-of the "National
American" The tolls, cares and anxieties of the
year just closed admonished us to discontinue the
paper which has been the source Of no little per-
sonal and pecuniary embarrassment. But our
political friends would not listen to such pro.
position, and at their urgent solicitation, coupled
with the promise of more active assistance in be-
half of our circulation, we have concluded to con-
tinue the publication"
We are glad that the editor has come to this
determination, and we most earnestly hope he
will have no reason to regret it. The National
American is one Of the best papers we get;
able, fearless and Independent, and at the same
time courteous and refined It speaks out its
thoughts like an honest man; and its Thoughts
are such as honest, intelligent men approve
Such a paper ought to be well sustained, and II
our wishes could effect anything, il should be.
We give you, brother american our cordial
God speed; go on, and prosper, and may your
shadow never be less. .,
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THE REWARDS OF RAsCALITY AND
LOYALTY.

THE Power OF PATRoSAGE.-The usually
well Informed and candid Washington CORES
pendent Of the Philadelphia North american,
shows some OF the effects ofthe late Harrisburg
Convention, as follows:
"The Office Of Quartermaster General, where
army supplies are engaged, furnishes u Pebnsyl-
vania catalogue quite refreshing to contemplate.
Mr.. Ali Of Cumberland County, brother and p ,rt-
ner Of the Lecompton member OF Congress, has a
contract for mules Which will make the evening Of
his days happy and easy. Mr. Jamison Of Indiana
County is nearly as well favored. S,r. White Of
Cambria is TO furnish young army Of wagons for
transportation. Mr.. Arnold Plumer who pulled
Of the wires at Harrisburg, is TO have his son
made receiver ofpublic moneys in Minnesota. Mr.
Hopkins who also figured in the convention, gets
his son into land Office in Kansas. There arc
troops Of like degree and kind, who are blessing
the star Of Lecompton, and anathematizing those
marpots, Douglas, Walker 4 Co., for disturbing
the harmony of the party. Gen. McCaslin who
held an Indian agency 10 Kansas, and for twenty.
five years was one Of the faithful in Pennsylvania,
having twice voted for Mr.. Buchanan for United
States Senator within that time, had the temerity
to write letter here, nonconforining 10 the Lee
compton test, whereupon his head fell into the
basket, end that of Seth Clover popped on to his
official shoulders, before any quck-spoken gentle
man could say Jack Robinson"
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denounce the President to their hearts con-
tent and yet be is no danger of being removed;
he may laugh at both, and jog on just as ne
pleases, and them when the time comes to
change, by judicious and INSCRIPTIONS use
ofthe pubic patronage 1.-The giving out of Of
fees, contracts, advertising, &C., &c, he can,
four times out of five, secure the success Of his
own party, no matter how grossly it may have
abused the confidence of the people, disre-
garded the true interests of the nation, and vio-
lated the pledges made in its platforms. -
Surely there is no question but that our sys-
TEN is the best. What Democrat in the Union
will not saw so
Weekly American. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1858-1858, 1858-03-20
BUSINESS, BUSINESS.

The business men OF the country are becom.
Ing Impatient at the delay Of business which
the Kansas question Is causirg, and are writing,
imploring and censuriug letters 70 members
and Others, TO get this all-absorbirg subject
out oftbc way as soon as possible, ana then to
turn their attention 20 the financial and in
dustrisl condition ofthe country. Comnercc,
they say, n PROSTATE; the manufacturing in
terests Of the country are suffering; business
Of an kinds Il stagpsnt; money abundant, be-
cause business men have no use for u, md be
cause confidence is gone; and there can be
little hope Of favorable change until Congress
shall adopt some measure or measures Of re-
lief whstthesemust be, OF what they ought
70 be, we shall not now undertake to discuss;
bot We will just intimate Chat one great nea.
sure Of reliefwould be the prevention Of frauds