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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Ncv. g.
Inv 1TFTEGRApU

Flour-The market IS quiet. and prices are unchanged;
good grades seay inferior grades dun and heavy sales Of
O0O bbls S3d3 unsugnd; 50 9ji IS for inferior to
good suDerfno state: 81 1904 IS for common TO good extra
state 81 70 choice do; S4i . for serhne west
era 81 48d4 IS for Common TO medium extra WESTERN
IS 20 as shipping brans extla round hoop Ohio the
mara closing quiet Canadian -four ul and unchanse l.
sales O bus 81 75G5 30 for To ch ice extra
Small sales Of Rye flour at 50 25d4 10.
WheATbe market isyery quiet and hnn, with no sales
Of magnitude reported
Rve-Stsads ca for common TO good western; 75
nc for North River, whichfs very scarce
BareY-LoweT and heayV; sales IL 900 In at COc for
INFERIOR aud cannon state; s5e for C1uadJ East.
CouISclrCeend &C better. sa es OF tOJ bu mixed west
ern at 73dl75 for common o prime
OasSteady 4G4c for state; 5O5lc for WESTERN SIC
f1i Canadian
WhISkv-Dnll and droOpIng; sales 100 bhs IN lots al &c
closing with no buyers at over &c; -
5a3 Is ior prime SIS 7 10 for prime mess SIS 50 for
clear incudng 80 bbls deliverable, at the sellers
option between the st OF January and the lst of AOr at
Beef Sieady sales OF bbls 81 509 50 for country
mess Sc 51 for country prime, Sl0d 50 for repacked
mess 81 5qI3 for eXtTa mess Beef hams heavy; sales
bb,s 51 "A for state; SIS ais 50 for western.
Cut Meas and BicOn-Qulet and UNCHANGED
Dressed Hugs-ln request At &c for fet.
Iard-Steady; sales 2iJ bbls at lO1kdllc.
Buter-In faIr request al l2Glsc for Ohio and lI22c
for slate.
Cheese-Selling at 7Geszc.
SOcksAt tue second hoard fTlnsT; Chi & 65sS
Mich Cen 55: Mich Southern 23ss Cal Chi 75sf;
s3S; Erie 6s; Cey Pitts 1914 Nil Miss l5sS Harl
2z Read blA-
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Bankers.
j. Herdnlan & CO..

IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
bankers AND DEALERS IN
ID Foreign nnd Domestic EKehanse, UneuTreni Money,
Specie and Land Warrants Collections throughout the
United States Canada and Europe promptly attended To-
Drafts and Bills of EIehznge Great Britain, land,
France and Germany We direct in sums to suit,
Sight and 60 days, the following Banks aud Branches
ENGLAND
LondtnIMess5s Prescott GIote, Case Co. Bankers.
LiveTpOol-J. Banned 4 Co Bankers.
Observation-Disclosures. Cunliffe. Brooks & Co. Ranke
National Provincial Banks England Branches thrO-
out England and Wales.
Birmingham Banking Co.
Yorkshire District Bank and Branches
Lancaster Banking Co and Branches.
IRELAND.
National Bank OF Ireland.
Provincial Bank Of Ireland.
And all their Branches in althe principal and
SCOTLAND
Dundee Commercial Banl ing Co.
GTeenock Banking Co. in Glasgow and Greenock.
National Bank OF Scotland aud Branches,
We also furnish Draf for PAYABLE in the
uaiacipal Cities of the Continent OF Europe
PASSAGE By STEAMER. or Sailing Packet SkpS 70 or
from New York. Breat Britain and Ireland France nd
Germany. can be $ cured al the lowest rates.
For further particulars apply 10
sen J. HERDIAN & Co. as above
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Cleveland Produce NIarket.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,

MORNING LEADER OFFlCE,l
q. Saturday, Nov 6,5 P. NJ.
FL0UR-But little doing Sale IS bbls double extra at
$575.
wHEAT-Thsre better feeling. but transactions are lin
to carIosds The only quotation heard of was
S6c for Indiana red.
OATS-e30 hu prime old at 5Oc.
BUTTER-Sales bbls ro At Ia; 10 kegs Central at Il
Gbbls do at u5zc; kegs do at u.
EGGS-Sales several lJts at l5c.
FRUIT-Ssles green apples 25OlsO1 Dried apples at
Is7k
HIGHWINEs-l3O IBIS at ls1Sc.
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MRS. RoBINsoN's cERr1FIcArF.

VERNON, Trumbu Co, May lst 1853
This eerhes that have been in very health lor
years and found little reliefafter EMPLOYING number
OF Physicians My disease ProlaDSis Ute IL had
been reduced by that and FlOuor Abus until had
1cer1teu 10 considerable extent By the advice OF DR.
u Bushnell procured and took bottles of Aarshals
Uterine tathocon which enabled TO attend hus
band IN his last sickness until he died which about
year s2ee have taken three bottles s'nce his de ah.
wheh has made me able to labor and support family Of
three children The CaholicOn has nearly restored
health IL Is the only thing that has miis ated my suffer
ing for which feel very grateful
MARY E. ROBINSON.
The CATHoLICoN is for sale by City Druggists and by
Medicine dealers generally julI2
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEYELAND-NOv. 6.


PORT OF CLEYELAND-Nov 6.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Nav Queen, yiger, Detroit.
prop Ohio, Collins Buffalo, so mdse, I n Bond.
Prop Alleghanr H1nt. Buffilus 50 mdse DO.
Prop Comet, Waters BuffIlo l39 tons mdse Mix 8 81
Prop Owego, Kirby, DunkiTki l9 ons mdsei suudrs.
Prop Oaarle Munroe Ogdensburghi l028 tons Of mdfe
Cn mbeTlin, c. X Co
Prop E unoK Rice, Buffalo Toledo 60 tons mdse Nix
scOW Juno Desg Ton Saint; 500 hoop poles master.
CLEA RANGES
Steamer May Queen, Viger, Detroit.
Prcp OyegO, KIRBY, DunklTk, lot Sundrles.
Prop Dicoah PsaSe Chicago $40 kegs uls $50 boxes
glass; l73 kegs nails $50 bars irOn, railroad; luO
boxes cheese, NIX an.
Schr Mary Williams Dibhle Detroit $50 tons coal P c.
scow juno Deer Ton Saint bbs -four 10 ps Of boots
and shoes, kegs powder sacks SHOT, package mose
Scov Roena Fargher Milan; lII coal Rhodes c.
ss
y LIST VESSELS passing in and out of the Lock of
the weland Canal Port COIbouTne c. w furnished by
Lock Tender P DObbins Secretary of the Board
of Lake Un lerwnters=
BOUND WEST. Nov. 4h-Bark Th0mulni schrs NSnpa-
reil, Empire State, W ON the 5t-Prop Ontarlo
schrs Lummls Catharmc, faIr Wind, Cataraqui.
Bound EAST, Nov. 4th-Barks Adams. W + Allen,
ON the h-Prup Bay Statei brlg Mariner; schr Ran
lin
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COMMERCIAL.
AIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

- PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
T Plain and Ornamental Printing every descripiio
deno at the Printing Establishment OF the Leader Office
on the latest pr we'd and rapid steam presses in the
best se on short notice. and reasonable rates Par
tcuar attention paid blank work. Every descrpton
of Binding done especially Blank Books Ledgsrs, Journ
as Sales Books. Receiving Books, &c, &c.
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Urmg8

S0AP-LoW's Brown Windsor an5
~ Honey Soap, C.eayors GYeerine, Musk and HOne'
febg T. W SACKRIDER.
pRUSHES-A A fine assortment OF
Hair and Cloth Brushes; also Teeth Brushes OF IvOn
Bone, Buffalo Horn and Sandal Wood. FOrsala by
febg Z. W. SACKRlDER
7 UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
~ sortnent just received togstheI with agreat FTiet
fe1g W SACKRlDER
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BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET-NOv. 6.
TRY TEIFGRAPHl

IBY TELEGRkPH.l
Fl0uT-1Iarket quiet; drenchng rain storm. which hiss
prevailed through the day. has had tendency 10 check
business there change quotations; sales 600
bbls S5G525 for good to choce extra Ohio Michigan and
Indiana.
Whea-In fair demand market very firm sales Is 900 bu
at 92c Racine club &c for Milwaukee club 81 O Y
for r.d Ohio aad Indiana 81 ~ for white Canadian.
Corn-Iu pretty good demand. and the market better
sales q, 900 bu Al 6llI64c.
Barley-Dull; sales buyers oteT 15c for prime and
CSC for
Oats-Quiet ht 46c.
Whisky-Firm; sales 50 bbls at 2OIEe.
Canal Freighss3c hOur, l2c On wheat, and lie on
TO New York.
corn 50 9l2 bUi barley $3.50 bui rye ! 6JS bu
LIVERPOOL, 25th Sales of cotton Saturday and
export the market closes quiet with the tendency still
downward holders seriug freely, but showing dis
position TO press the market
LIVERPOOL. Oct. 2th, N by telegraph to Galway
Cotton has declined l6dd since the departure of the
America. The sales to-day estimated at 1900 ba!es
the tendency Is still downward.
Breasstus-Aytha Co. report -four dull but rates IN
Wheat-Steady and qliet prices per the America.
Corn-Had experienced slight decline all qualities
The market IS quite dull.
Provisions-Du.l but steady Lard heavy and sales
Pfodace-Firm Coffee quiet. but without alteration
rates.
LONDON, Oct 2sth-wheat duh, but steady Sugar
and Tea arm. Rice ami Tallow dull.
Money IaIket-ConsOs closed TO day at ss for money
Oct 18Th, M-Consols firm at ss1S 2ss9S for money and
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3. R. B.

r R-Radway's Beady Relief for Headache wheths
sick nervous; rheumatism, Paralysis, Lumbago Gou
Neuragia Toothache Smal POX, FeveTs, Swollen joints
Kidney Complaints Scarlet Fever Pains around the Live
Pleurisy, Measles Heartburn and Pains ST ali kinds
Railways Ready Relief Will. in a lew mlnutes change
the mliseries you sufertO joys Of pleasure.
K X R.-Radway's RenOvating Resolvent for the ruIs
discasessuch ScrsfuOus and Syphitic Com
pans Constructive aud other affections Of the Lungs
Throat InduT1tiOn and EnlaTgements of paTti, Euptve
and other diseases Of the Skin Nodes Tumors, Ulcers D
pepsa and all other diseases arising from impure State
Of the Blood.
r RRadway's Regulators viii cure, eheetualiy AM
speedily COstiveness Indigestion, Inflammation Of tle
Bowels Dysl epsa, Liver Complaint, Diseases Of tie
Heart and Kidneys, Female Complaints Snnll POI Feyers
Measles &C, sc. Whenevcrthe system il out Of order
dose OF Railways Regulators will regularly
No female should be without them
r. R R. Remedies sold by Druggists everywhere.
RADWAY : co
GAYLORD & CO., and W. ElSkEs Agents, Cie~e
lani. feh2f.2l
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6air Dpe.

DYING ECONOMY FOR BAR
IL bers. BASSETT HAIR DYE, gleat desderatum
expressly BARRIERS benefit Which be bought in
large small quantities. at fifty per cent less than you
purchase any other dye The country Bottles that you
have pay 81 ynu get the filled for nifty
asi further for the quantity. You get any
shade desire from light shade brown shade and
black and gives the best satisfaction to customers. In
ing keeps natural appearance For sale Wholesale an
Retail by WM. E. AMBUSH, l64 Superior ST.
myl2.d,tf5 Eegul3rly authorized Agent.
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oswEGo PRODUCE MARKETING. 6.

OSWEGO PRODUCE AARkET--NOv. 6.
IBY TELEGRAPH
Flour-In fair demnnd; sales COO bbls
Whea-Unclanged; sales 1900 bu at Ts1sc for Chicago
spring; 81 O5 for red Indiana-
iCorn-Firn; sales 900 bu for distiliing a. &C..
Other brains quiet
CanEl Freighls-Very dull Nt previous
The wind continues up the lake, and receipts eny 100
bu
corn; I0,410 bu barley.
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ii MEN From ne " r Dang Nei7s lEdllETi9I
We desire TO call attention to letter from Dr. Joshua
F. Bridge, The Health OF American Women IN annh-
column He the subject able manner, and
his skill and medical Judgment may be relied upon"
From The Albany Morning Express.
MaTshais Uterine Catnnlcon has proved 70 be fully
valuable claimed be IN many severe tests made
by medical gentlemen AID others Dr. Bridge regular
Of very fine uttnuments Of great Judgment
and discrimination, judiccus and highly prac
titOner, IN all diseases, especially those and
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r. r. R.
CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES.

CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES
MANY diseases that affect humanity inherited heif
looms FROM the diseased bodies of sieky Scr0lua
Consumption, Syphilis and Fits smong the most
mon of constitutional diseases Now, not how
many generations the seeds Of these diseases may have
been established the SYSTEM coupng the blOOd-RAD-
WAYS RENOvATING REsoLvENT will eradicate the
bodies y; the afflicted every particle Of diseased deposits
and hl the veins with new, pure and healthy blood
CHILDREN'S DISEASES
RADwAY's RENOvATIN6 RESoLyENr should be hailed as
blessing By every mother throughout the land whose
infants tcted with Sores Humors sc. These break
nus eaTlyl evidence Of disease Transmitted
from the parent stock few doses OF the RENOvATISG
REsOLvESr will eradicate vetge OF the disease and
insure the child a sound and healthy body.
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the diseases for which it Is recommends -
In the worst cases 1 have met with BIarshals
hIARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON
Is Isunhesitalngy offered reliable Teey for all thuse
complaints TO which wOman liable and which grad
uay affect he mind as well the BODY that thirk
talk work becomes alike of suffering if not
possibility Among the complaints for which the Catho
cOn Is remedy Falling Of the Womb Whites. Sup
pressed Irregular PAINFUL Menstruatinn, BOang In
famma0ns and Diseases OF the kidneys Urinary Or
Retention Incontinence OF Urine. Heartburn Gus
tiseness Nervousness, Paintings Palptaiions, Cramps
connected with the uterine organs
Ladies who troubled with of the above symptoms
with spine. liver lung COMPLAINTS invited TO ad-
find relief Marshals Uterine CathOcon is not auack
medicine, but ingredients have been made the
Medical Colleges they the service Of any re-
spectacle physician in the country.
The price Of HARSH4LES UTERINE cATROLI-
CONS oas Dollar and HatfPer single bottle.
WEST BEDFORD, Coshocson Co May "a. IssT
Mr. II. B. Kingsley, SlrI have been selling the medi
cine Of the Graenberg Company for the last years and
have invariably found them good satisfaction and
the pills have sold 10 great many families as regularly
their and coffee and with trade thav have bec NJ
apie article. MaTsbals Uterine CahOlron is meoI
cine that done great amount Of good in female ea
One lady 50 d il To toll she had received more
benefit from bottle than she did from long course of
medical treaimentby the most skillful physicians
January lst 1859
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11bpsitiarrs & Courageous.
]. NJ. JOHNSON, N. D.,
H0MROPATHIST-

Office lOT Sartwels Block Superior Street, Corner Sen
sca St. Residence No. III Pittsburgh st. Cleveland o.
tebl6,dl s
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1888
o5o' 1895
The Northern Transportation Co.,

w season run their we'll knowl and popular line oil
FIRST CLASS STEAM PROPELLERS and
SAILING VESSELS
Regularly between Ogden sbu ugh and oswegO and the
per Lakes, fermasE
DAILY Lane betl1een 9gdeas6urgh and Oshoeqo
and Ports on Lake Ere
And Trl-Weekly Line between Oglensbuig and OSvego
and Ports Lake Michigan connecting a. CefeusbTsb
with the Ogdensburgh and Vermont Gen ral Rou be-
tween OgdenSbursh. Burlington, Concord Manchester
Lawrence, Nashua. Lowell anu Boston; and OsWeeO
with H0vey CrawOfd'Snew OsWegO line Of Thirty FiIst
Class Canal Boats large siZe the enlarged canal he
Speedy and Cheap Route with but iranshipmebt bs
Boston, New England and New ok md the Vest
This Company having made the most ample arranee-
manis OsegO for Dock and Storage facilities with .l
dsnt accommodations for h1ndng asserting and 81 inning
Freight upon the plan pracced at Ogdensburgh can quar-
antee the safe prompt and perfect delivery all property
entrusted to its care.
This Line connects at Cleveland with the Northern
Transportation Line of Canal Boats On the Ohm Canal
line OF ProDeersto Lake SUPERIOR and with Railroads u
Columbus Cincinnati, indianapolis, LOulsville and St
Louis.
AGENTS AND coNsIGNERs:
]. Myers. CRntits lOtis Kimhall, los State ST
]. L Warner, Slip, N. York Boston, Mass,
Geo. Clark, lis Broad ST Crawford Co.. Ogdensbih
F. c. H0yey,j New York New York.
HoyeY Crawford, OswegO, VIM. 7. Walker Toledo o
New York iE- K Mathews Detroit AIh
Alather Co, Chleago Ill lBarclay Co., Milwaukee
Wis.
c0FsIGREEs
LOCKER 60, Racine. J. = KIRKLAND, SheboyFan.
Chamberlin, Crawford Co., Cleveland, 0
lSs;dtf
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6cneral Notifes.
rs HEREBY GIVEN. that

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that
IN the lsth day OF October lss the Directors OF the
Sc CLAIR Street ank Road Comp filed the Court OF
Common Pleas OF CuyahOga County their petition, the OBJ
ec AMI PRAYER of which petitSu change the OF
SAID Company that the ClAlr Street Gravel Read
COnpany.' l.. PRENTISS. ltty.
Cleve and. Oct l9 1858 Ocl9 dim Dos
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. =
In Sealed Proposals will be received n this ofer until
Inc sh aav II November next I2oclOck NJ fer building
two Bridges over the east branch Of X. cky TITer
One on the center road leading from kOyaOn 20 Hnck
ley, and the rOsd leading from the center OF Royal
ton TO Str0nssville.
this Office
Bidders requested make their estimates Tor the
masonry by the perch Of q fees-
By order of the 3 ard
WILLIAM FULLER. Clerk.
Office Of the Commissioners Of CuyahUga County,
Cleveland, October ls, ISIS 5
Ocl9 d Sw till slh
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CLEVELAND, zANESTILLE & CINCINNATl
RAILROAD.

- - - sss - -;
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
" 10. 1855 Passenger Trains leave Cleveland follows
Gas NJ, Cincinnati Express stopping al Berea, Grafton
Wellington, New London, Shelby, Crestline,
Gallon, CarGington and Delaware.
$50 P M. Accommodation, stopping at all stations.
6lO B Cincinnati Night Passe ger stopping st all sta
tons between Cleveland and Gallon, and al
CaTdingt0n and Delaware; also, stopping to
leave passengers Al all stations south of Gallon.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, Sandusky Mansfield and Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark, ZaHesVille, &c
CTestlne, Pittsburgh, Fl Wayne and Chicago Railroad
for Forest, Upper Sandusky DephOs Lima. Ft
WAYNE, LapOrfe. Chicago. west, and East
for Mansfield, Wooster MassOa &c.
Gallon and BelleOnane Railroad Line for Marion Belle
t0ntaine, Sidney UniOn, M1ncie, Indianapolis
TerTe haute. .Nmeennss, Evansville, Louisville
Cairo st. Louis Se.
De Dayton and Cincinnati Line for Springfield o
Dayton, Hamilton. Cincinnati Richmond, In
danapolis, Terre Haute, st Louis. Ec.; and al
Cincinnati with the Ohio Y Mississippi Rail
road for Louisville, and all points on the Ohio
River
Columbus Lit.le Miami aud Columbus and Xenia Rail
road, for Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Teue
Haute, 81 Louis, Morrow LOveland and Gin
cnnatl. and with the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road at Cincinnati for Louisville, Evansville,
Cairo, St LSuls, and all points on tue Ohio river.
Coum rus Central Oo Railroad for Newark ZauUsVils
Wheeling, Ec-; Columbus, Piqua aud Indiana
Railroad for Plqua, UIbana,
II For Tickets TO all points and Information apply
the Union Ticket Office 81 Superior street, the Pas
senger Station.
Cleveland May TO- ISIS.
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SUCCESSORS 10 C. BRADBURN SON,
WHOLESALE GR0CERS. COM
w mission Merchants, and Dealers N Fish, Nails
Glass and Produce Nos 100 and l92 and 10 and
L Meadow street, Grocers Block. Cleveland, Ohio.
&. BRADBURN,l
W. A FIsRER.t aug3ldly lq4
a. II. sTASDART HENRY v BsNis ". MURRAY
STANDARD, BEMIS & MURRAY,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FLOUR.
We are receiving the following we'll known brsnds3I
Flour on consignment to which we call the attention
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DANDALLD KINNEY will take no.

DANDALLD d. KINNEY will take no.
4 uee that on the I'd day OF October ls5s. fled my
petition against him, Elizs Weldon. Eliza Kinney. and
John NJ Serlng, IN the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court
Common Pleas CuyahOga county, and Ohio.
the object Of which petition, said Kin
new to ude said kInnev fIom interest saad
real therein described nd real estate being Bond
street. the city Of Cleveland SAID county: snd that he
SAID petition before the th day Of De-
cembeT, les Y. PREN1lSS-
Cleveland, Oct. S, ISIS.
X. D. NOBLE. Clerk of said Court Oc6 WOW 25
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SMITH & PUTNAM-PRODUCE,
BRADBURN & FISHER.

~ Forwarding and Commission Merchants, Dealers
Salt Fish. Water Line. Plas er &c; also dealers al
varieties Of coal BTi.k Ware House lS3 x ls5 River
Street and 81 9s Dock Liberal cash advances MadeO
ruhT
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AGENTS AND cnNnraNrRs

LOCKER Co, Racine. J.F. KIRKLAND, Sheboyran.
Chamberlin, Crawford & Co., Cleveland, 0
lSs.dtf
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO

GAYLORD L CO., and W. FISKE, Agents, Cievs
land. Ohio feh26:2l
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S. Corning & Co.'S Quotations
Leo OIL
AND
N ~ m - - = EW IT N

BY s. CORNING d Co., &c RIVER
STREET, CLEVELAND, Ono.
Terms, Cash, Current Funds.
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FIRST CLASS FARE-ClevelaDd to Detroit. SlOO
MOnr0evIllr to Detroit s. so; Clyde Detroit $3.50
CSS TICKETS at all the Pr Cipal Rail Road Offices
Baggage Checked TO Detroit.
Z. b. PHILLIPS, SupL Cleye land < Toledo r. r.
Inlv 5ulT
The Placer herald., 1858-05-08

lows along with him, who would not listen
to reason. Forney, their great newspaper
champion, stated publicly and emphatically
in his speech at Pittsburgh, that "Black Re-
publicanism had no terrors for him." He
was at the time advocating fusion Of Doug
lasites, X. N. ties, and negroites, to nomi-
nate ticket for State officers. See where re.
belion leads a man. Had Forney been
elected Senator, there would not have been
a stronger Administration man in that body.
Now no power on earth can keep him from
the ranks of the Black Republicans.
The Senate refused to accept the House
amendment; the Administration men are firm
and are confident of carrying their point.
Kansas will be admitted under the Lecomp-
ton Constitution, peace will ensue, and Con-
gress will then commence to legislate for
the balance of the country, which has been
neglected for that paltry patch Of land west
of the State of Pike.
| understand from good authority that
there is movement afloat on the part of
portion Of the Central Committee, who are
opposed to Mr.. Weller, to ignore the bill of
the Legislature postponing the election of
clerk of the Supreme Court, and to call
convention Of the party, ostensibly to nomi-
nate candidates for Judge and Clerk, but in
reality to pass certain resolutions, which
cannot fail to have damning effect upon
the party. No man but factionist and dis
organizer would desire to hold an exciting
general election this fall. In the present
condition of affairs, there is already too much
excitement among the people for cool and
unprejudiced delberation, and we who know
we are right are not afraid to leave the solu-
ton of the question to the "sober second
thought" Of the people, whose after thoughts
are invariably right; but the factionsts are
also equally we'll aware, that the excitement
must be kept up or they are gone in. Don't
let them steal a march on us.
ONIKRON.
The Placer herald., 1858-05-08
The Kansas Bill,

The bill as passed by the U. S. Senate,
for the admission of Kansas as a State, will
be found on the outside of to-day's paper
Although the House rejected the bill there
is reason to believe they will reconsider their
action, and permit Kansas to take her place
as one of the States of the Union, and place
within the power of her people the full and
absolute control of their own State affairs
Minnesota will Immediately follow the ad
mission of Kansas, and Oregon also, if it be
decided that her population is sufficient
1t will be seen that the Kansas Till recog-
nises and provides for the carrying out of
the doctrine Of popular sovereignty to the
fullest extent. Every Democrat should now
be satisfied that the President and the Dem
ocratic majority in Congress are pursuing
the course that will most speedily settle this
vexed question upon fair and equitable terms
The bleeding wounds Of Kansas are destined
to heal rapidly if the Democratic treatment
is fully carried out.