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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-10
Written for the Telegraph
The Long Ago.


How wise we grow, III after years.
How pure there seem our youthful joys,
When lie is not what it appears,
Despite its pomp, parade, ard noise.
Full well shall mem'ry oft recall,
The ural scenes which boyhood knew,
The old and he'er forgotten hall,
Where life, its buds, aud blossoms grew.
The shaded lane, the quiet grove,
The wandering stream, beneath the hill,
The grassy lawn, the SKY above,
The murmur Of the falilnS rill,
How of I've sought in hours of eve,
With soul attuned from natures lays,
Along these peaceful wales to breathe,
A song oi lie, aud future days
And lingering there. all fondly true,
With heart glow, with pleasures thrill,
How swift the bllssful moments few,
What foeds Of joy my soul would fill.
And uhem'ry still recalls to mind,
While Iancy paints with o.dsn glow,
Upon the mystic walls Of time,
The cherished scenes, OF long ago.
Still cleaning through the mists Of years.
Which shruud with gloom our onward path
Flame youthful hopes, and youthful fears,
The wall OF woe, the ringing laugh.
We catch at each familiar strain.
We gaze upon departed JOY,
Till years Of toll, aud years Of pain,
Seem blending in the strange alloy.
What shadows haunt our waking hours
What forms come gliding softly by,
klch decked with LIES unfading flowers
WHICH bud On earth, which bloom oil higt
Those flowers are from the mental soil,
Aud bud within the tegning brain,
1he fruits of long. and EARNEST toil.
OF weary months, and years Of pain
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Wade and aiddIags.-

Hon. Benjamin f. Wade, and Hon.
Joshua r. Giddings used 70 be constant
competitors ut the bar in cold beuighted
Ashtabula,n p their present place Of residence
In the early part Of his practice Made
was defending man agaiat an actioa Of
SANDER. and having concluded a Eery. elect
i've speech, to the jury, sat aw kwardiy, lean
ing backward, his feet on ghe counsel sable,
and facing Giddings, who was attempting
to be eloquert ia behalf Of bis. siandered
client. Old Gid, as he was familiariy cali
ed had little smattering Of Shakespeare.
and now determined to bring the great an
thor to bis aid. "0entlemen Of the Jury"
said he, With much ardor,
@iIe that steals my purse steals lFashs
But be that robs me Of my good name--H
Ahem r At this point, 70 his great dis
comfture, Shakspeare deserted him. He
repeated IA, a.~ ..s~
ABut he that robs neos nly good pame--T
But the Bard Of Apon as Il unwillIue 20
aid either him or client, proved sreachereus.
Again be repeated-7
sBut he who robsme Of .ng good name
fanotber pauss.) Takes that / mover
l,adB whispered Wade, as If pfompting
him and so distinctly as 10 Be heard 81 al
40 the room.
Amidst the laughter. and hie.e2n coniu-
sion, Giddings brought his epeaeh - ench
4 'slanae and impoteut euneh,sion.p that ha
lent recovered but six aud fourth cenka
lor bis lost chAracteF. - Ctafdop Denocraf
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On and after Monday May. 10, 1853.
CLEVELAND AND ERIE r. ROAD.

Chicago Express East and Mail West stop at ell stations
except Saybook, UnionSie, Perry, Mentor and WicHe.
Cincinnati Express, East tops at Painesyie and Kngs
vile only.
Day Express West win stop at Girard COnneaut Asltab
bua and Ianesville only
Night Express East and West stops at Fansyle Ash
tabula, Connoaut and Grard only.
Conneaut Accommodations East and West will stop al all
stations. A c. HUBBARD. Station Agrrt
Astahuia, July a. 1857 4le
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1858-07-10

Travel is good to take the coneeit out Of
a man; to shake up bis ideas. and enlarge
the bounds Of bis mental vision; 10 makes
men wiser, but seldom happier. After all
home is the place for comfort. We are al
ways happiest where the heart Is. As
Holmes says "The world has a million
r0osts for man, but only one nest"
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The most humble abode is made pleasant
to the sight Of all persons Of good taste
aud refned feelings. when il exhibits how-
ers "a its surroundings, or plants peeplng
out Of the windows. Flowers are a luxu-
~ that the poorest may enjoy
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nsRtIstE 4 HALE Civil EpsipssFs, end
feei sxsysyerS Asnfatgls,oiso. ~
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sJNUg SAVAGE. Furniture Dealer and Man
.ese sstabhhnaent North Main street. the
ssSes fiirs Farlngton He'll Arb'shpip. o sis
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Ashtabula =. O.-CIosIng Of mails.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE The Mail
going East will close al 10 o'clock and Is minutes A. NJ
and mail West nj close II O'Clock and 80 minutes A. NJ the
Southern Mail closes at and the mail 70 Jefferson a ~
~ Elk Creek Mail, via Plymouth, Tuesdays, at so
Omce open daily from to ~. week days, and
Sundays, from II NJ. TO P. until further notice.
Ashtabuia. May 10th 1853 e. C. ROOT, Pm
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DUCRO a BROTHERS. Manufacturers Of a
Dealers in Furniture ef .he best desepIioes and
ssa e,der. Main street. North Of south Publ square
Rnsle,Sis RI 49, ll3
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O. b. HoLBRooK, = Practical Surveyor,
East Asbtsbua. Ohio. 4oi
moots ana shoes.

d. PHILLIPS. Boot and Shoe Store, Fisks
Block, Sign Of The Big Boot, Ashtabuia, 0. 4ls
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manufacturers.

II. TOWRR & SON. NJ Maehinisis---huiders OF
Stationary Portable steam Enginss. Saw, snd other
sin Work and Jobbing aud Repaing done 70 order on
short notice snd in worlan-lke mennef south Main 81
Ishtabala 4l6
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Agents.

ALEXANDER GARRETT, Land 4 ger.
so Water street. cievesnd .. Lands t,r =. W ~
nois, Wisconsin, and hinnosolF, s s y, IOWA VA n @
wards. g W lei @Sie' anu up ~,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-09-16
An unparalleled Discovery!
4 POSITIVE AGUE ERADICATOR

HNOyELLS Bebeerine Mixture Is positive cure for
~ Fever and Ague and all Bilious diseases. This
Mixture has been before the public for number OF
years and has always been used with success II IL
harmless and certain remedy. Get . pamphlet from
the Druggists snd read II and you will be satisfied.
For sale here by Dr. Taylor-in st. Louis by H.
Bakesly, sndin Rock Island Is, by the Proprietor.
no-1O-1y
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USICAL INST 10 4 M e rs
NO " is the tint--Iionox amt NelodeOns at COST
Besides, Accordeons, &C., ~, 80 ~ 50 per cent be.
low cost. Being determined to increase my Pile q
little, and diminish immense stock Of Musical In.
struments, am going sell ut figures recklessly and
ruinously LOW.
N B-.AsI have everything In the musical line, per.
sons in the country remit money by mail 1t nv
risk and be to get what they want either by mall
or express, at once. A. W. PERRY
Music Dealer Agent for La,d Co. 8 Paris Prise ri.
ano Fortcs, burlington Iowa. [n87-y
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II. 9. AID m q,

BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER,
~ ADDLERY-.Hardware, Shoe Findings, Enameled
- Cloth, Whips, Collars, Fly Nets, Leather and Vul-
sAnssd Rubber betting, Hose, Packing, &c., &c. &C,
Main Street, between Washington and je1erson.
Burlington, Iowa. lMarchQ6nnLv
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THE DOUBLE LITTLE GIANT.
OR TWO MILLS IN ONE /!

Patented May, lSA.-Improved In 1855.
1INEiE Little Giant Corn and Cob Mill 10 simple
- and portable machine formed ON the COTE mill
principle entirely Of cast irOn for and plantation
USE and designed for preparing food for steck which
IL does AZ the rate Of ten to twenty bushels per hour,
according to the size Of the Mill. An Improvement
has been effected In Its model the present season,
which consists In adding another Cone and sett Of
crushers together with an improved Bridge Tree and
In substunga box platform in place Of the old legs,
by means OF all ofwhich the speed is nearly doubled
and when required) the Mill adapted Also TO grinding
sheiled corn into hoRmony and fine meal for family
use by reversing the motion, in other words, BY
running It backwards ten fifteen quarts of meal to
the bushel are obtained and the balance 10 superior
hommony or good food for feeding.
THE ADVANTAGE or FEEDING CORN AND
COB NEAL PROVEN
Henry Aspangh, Of Greenfield CO.,, Ohio, says:-"In
1904 myself and brother raised large crop Of corn,
and purchased 1870 head Of cattle fatten Ny broth
er wishing to divide our Interests offered me fifteen
cents per hundred pounds for his choice Of the cattle
to the number ofseventy head. i accepted, and he
selected his seventy, leaving me one hundrsa and
twenty We then divided our corn; he fed his Tin the
shock, and had mine ground together with the cob;
and fed In troughs nailed trees around the Yard
My brothers corn did not hold out near - long %
mine though we had divided equally and he fed sew.
enty head to my one hundred and twenty when his
corn was out let him have from mine; and when
finished feeding, the cattle weighed and sold, Il
was found that my cattle had gained I'VE pounds on
pronts were over thousand dollars than his
Each mill furnished complete, ready for attaching
team, and no extry power required than what accom-
panies each mill. f7GI
For sale BY KEITH. ROBINSON CO., Burlington,
Iowa. nSSv
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Mahogany aud Black Wolaat.

And great variety OF articles usually kept In first
Class Furniture Warehouse, which too numerous to
mention.
Mahogany and Black Walnut Looking Glasses from
25cts to Is o.
Gilt frame Looking Glasses from q rs to $50 co.
Mattresses n rs to $50 w.
Brass clocks, with iron frames, from q so 10
Is 90. |
liberal discount made to country dealers. rn8O-tf
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Furniture Furniture!
Fresh Arrival at II. c.. Hardy

WHULESALE q KETAIL FtKNITUKE, BEDDING
AND LOOKING-GLASS WAREHOUSE,
Jeferson-st., between Water Main, In Mr.. Postle.
waits new four story brick, Burlington, Iowa.
M X. HARDY returns his thanks to the ctisens of
AV1 burlington and vicinity for their previous pat
ronage and solicits continuance, feeling confident
that he can continue to give perfect satisfaction
owing to hard times have purchased goods very
much lower than formerly that ii enables to sell
all goods In my line from ~ to % per cent less than
any other house IN the west and all goods warranted
as good as represented or the money refunded. My
stock consists Of the following goods in
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STATIONERY AND
BLANK BOOK /!
A. H. Blu riley 4 CO.,
No. 122 Lake Street,

No. 122 Lake Street,
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
"OULD respectfully Invite the attenti lon of coun-
w try merchants, railroad oficers county officers
and the public generally to their large and well seIec-
ted stock of foreign and domestic stationery, blank
books and paper OF all kinds sizes and coors Being
in the stationery business we have adyaI
tages over other houses in the west Country mer-
chants VIII find 1t to their Interests to leave their
ders with us instead Of paying freight from New York.
H A l. IL A ID STATION Il H Y.
Our stock of railroad Stationery is very complete,
consisting Of every thing that is essential to form
complete outfit for an engineer'sofhc or table.
French roll drawing, tracing clcth 80 and rs inches
wide. Fabers drawing pencils, Windsor Newton's
and Newmans water colors, Iniia ink, camel's hair
and sable pencils, draughfting Jacks, draughng in
struments, in cases and separate Instruments scales
protractors, parallel and pocket rules &C., &C. Also,
surveyors chains and
CHEsrERMAN's ME1ALIc TAPES,
from SO to 100 feet in length Also field transit and
level books, and Brown Sen's profile and Sec
| ton papers,
h l. A N X h q O X 8 (!
Every style of blank books constantly on hand. or
our OWN Jerry,
any desired pattern toorder in the substantIal
manner at short notice.
II o ID AN X e h 81
We would particularly call the attention Of bank Of
Acers TO our large ASSORTMENT Of banking books and
office stationery Away hand, or made to order
Individuals ledgers, General ledgers. journals cash
books bill books, discount hooks tickiers and bank
pass books Of all sizes Among our stock Of office fur
niture be found c:sh boxes post Office boxes date
boxes bill head boxe, TIN cases for holding different
sses Of letter. note paper and envelopes, envelope
cases. letter Clips letter and cap board clips wire es
ink stands, pencils, ,encil rubber, waters and sealing
wax, plotting paper envelopes letter. cap and note
paper, cancelling hes and hammers, Eylots Eylot
machines, gold pes and cases, Burleys celebrated
fountain pens, Giltts SOS pens Mitchells pens,
lers and ruling pen.
ARNoLD's WRITING FLUID AND COPYING INKS,
Maynard 4 Noys' Fluid and Black Ink, Harrison's
| Carmine Inks.
| cor VI NC PR Il Il 81!
Of all Sizes and tyles with books to MATCH also brush
| es, oil, blottinepaper, water cups, &C., &c.
HI A l. l. IS 3 e A l. r II Il Il
We have tn agency for Halls celebrated Percussion
and Lever Sal Presses, suitable for banks, corpora
tions, or notrys public We also the agents fol-
| the Boston land Stamp Company; their stamps are
used by railroads. post Offices &C., with shifting dates
or numbers Orders attended to with the utmost des
! patch BY
/ A. III. Burley & Co.,
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers In Stationery and Blanl
1 Books,
zee Lake street, Chicago. ln14-1,
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TINE LIST DAZZLING.
1hos hase lsfs N, darling Lilly,
For that better world above;
Thou hast left 70 join the choir,
hasping 10 that world Of Lovo.
Aassl Nlly, sheu vast given, 81
Usss = few short years;
Ma y % Thy hons IN Heaven,
\, Wsas tAou, IRON this vale Of ssarA
Aalthsa lsfe fend parents sosroviae.
! ~ leas friends that lovsd thss M,
: - essg oss fathsr's ealling:
n tSaA ~ sith hin forever dvell.
YsiW h ny hone u Hsassa,
y tses ars seatsd 81 he thrsos,
AaAe isssly Ssss e Jssss. ai ss
80 - dsar arns azsssd ~ thsssI s ~
81 - - sighs y - happy,
xss, = thps ~. oeatle Anbf a. -
Dsiitia ~ Geslcse's 49,, kssai
e naUlsgsih - blssAIsAnl
esAspssasa - nlgAs sssy, II, !. q. s. u:
1a6a - - Ues4 = esa. ~
" q tapaalisa, - n s1gsea, i ~ u Il. =
- y 80 ~ - tsighs - -.
~ - -. isvias gaaaell 81 49,
y - ys1s sAll thas dvo11s abevss
|. akeA hass ~ . anesl 1asSA ,..s
Lssaias asss = - = isvs. I'll
lssk , y - b's1 Islss III
hsiiAeA . a1eMing ~ IN
eAoe yeis ease spsn - afsss
- - ssap $3.50 :
- -. ssna y " veagyS So a.
u snsSse pssuiss = vsiG: \
So = - esso - baasA
Est6I = ~ 49, ' u. tlss
Soss, 1oua. isFSTn GOUN1A
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SENATORIAL CRARACrERlsrIcs.-The British
Dhisssr, Lord Napier, gave his opinion Of sew.
- ssaasors in the following words, which are
ulaaAls y Characteristic Of his lordship. -
+osll q conveying the general opiaion Of the
thie IN regard TO the men be mentioned. He
"a
~Ofthe Senate, Mr.: Seward 10 the most astu.s
|nsSlieias; NJ. Hunter IL the profoundess think
u ". Davis thei ablest debater, and NJ. Sum.
|nas ths despest scholar"
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or AZ ! Tlnk-Gsntlsnsa editors Of the
nnuDDs, us do sntssat Of you TO give ~ fair
~. We are perfectly willing 70 meet either
M singly. Bot when NJ. Steward, The
SSssophsr, Morgan, the Poet and AeKsnny,
~ esneralisino, al unite and pitch In, In he
M manner, - on Sunday morning, Ne are
|eed 70 surrender.
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/. 1hs esreasrs jury on the Stanton s'r'' sup
passd 70 b poisoned a clevs'aoa' oe'0s -
e.,.ea ! verdict that abe was poisoned By MIA
q,lna,. Who has bsea bsld b el,0oo re- CRAM
a.asies. h papen wonder q this verdict -
~ physicians could find no trace Of poison.
- dscidsd that The girl died By attempt u
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ChQReeR "a

A Get eonesrni~g tie .toveelossvs Of Mort
eeess sad ams.datory Of CAepter lis cf
~ Code.
| escsIos BE IL enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State Of Iowa, that hereafter
II usrtgege Of real estate shall be foreclossd
= y other manner than by civil action in
- poper court, Provided, that nothing here
= contained shall be construed to apply 10
pDeds Of trust.
s2.-The provisions Of Chapter l1S Of the
fsde, concerning foreclosure of mertgages By
Detics and sals shall still be applicable 70 mort
|gagss Of personal property.-Approved Feb. "a.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
Or. Cheeseman's Pills.


DR.. Cheeseman's Pills.
Prepared BY Cornelius Z. CAssssn0a, n D., Nes0
York city.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills the
result Of long and extensive practice. They mild
In their operation and certain In correcting al rregu
larites Painful removing all obsructcns
whether from cold otherwise headache, pain in the
SIDE palptation Of the heart, disturbed sleep, which
arises from interruption Of nature.
70 MARRIED LADIES'
Dr.. Cheeseman's Pills Invaluable, they will bring
the monthly period with regularity. Ladies Who have
hsen disappointed In the Of ether Pills, place
the utmost confidence in DR.. Cheeseman's Pills doing al
that they represent TO do.
NOTICE.
They should not be used during Pregnancy, . mis-
carriage would certainly result therefrom
Warranted purely vegetable, and from anything inju
rous life or health. Explicit directions which should
b read, accompany each box. Price 100. Sent By
mail enclosing 81 to On. CoRHELIvs L. CHEEsxMAH,
Box ASH. Post Office, New York City. Sold BY one
Druggist In every town In the United States.
h B. HUTCHINGs.
General Agent for the United States,
166 Chambers It,, New York,
70 whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed.
Sold BY SoUIRss BLoss, Burlington. Lsept8-bP1y
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PAINFUL RsralBUTlox, II TRUE.-Ths New
|Dsr Spectator says there 10 Q young man In .
Dsa Of Vermont who cannot speak to HE
hshes. Previous to his birth some difference
egess between his mother and her husband, and
y considerable time she refused to speak TO
-. The difficulty was subsequently healed-
~ child was born and In due time began 70
|ak-bus when sitting With his father vas In
sasiably silent Il continued % till IL vas dve
ysan Old, when the father, having exhausted
~ pevess Of psssaation, thrsatsned Il With
|rmshnsat for IL stubbosnness. When The
|Nsi.Ansat vas indicted. Is elected nothing
M. ighs and groana. which told bat too plain
r -. the little sufferer was vainly endeavofing
~s.l. All Who vsre present united n thu
-. ,.sss Il sss ispessi6Is for tho child %
~ Z a.. fssAss-and time proved their
|,si.ias ~ \. correct. At maturer aEs its
- 70 ceevsr. y with its parent could only
Dssdsee hi,sar s;sha and groans.
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gE - New York, March 8.
Fioaf-larkse steady and unchanged. eales $500
hb g So@4 aS for super STATS q 65 for ex-
~ dol ~ 104 ~ for super western; ~ U005 90 for
nye BionF-stsaly. Sales q - oo0316.
Wheat-Ihese , notAing doing q wheat. Holders
oenAinne very 6fm 1t foruar qnctaG3ons.
nyo-Qniai, q 7Om76c.
DaElay- Qulst, q S7@60c.
OseR -Merkssstsody. Galss $4,000 bueA new South
eFn - oe05Oe. 5sRs#
Oaas-o1eady, e llDAe 1or seass anA western.
. Naztse drocPinE ~. 80 beas - 3ls sS011
Drsesed Ho0-1aAs . 705ke- o. v
! xsisssS- issdy..' sl,.s ~ br,s = asfe
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T0O svslaad Leader /. sesns soss - - -
nsv n big fruit crop me- = season = ~ ~
= iAas section. Fruit ire. seue IN
ssseg 81 Asalthy wood last ss0Ss ~ -.
- ass sst fall Of blossom buds. - 49,
eealAes unsl he lest week or two 4 " no y
- iajTy, end shoald The spriag p. vve ~
vesaess one, fruit viii b more abund. >'s s"sA :
~. II
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An Indian dentist. At Bloomington; says in
y card 70 the public:
"A beautiful silver cup will be presented TO
II erson having the greatest number Of teeth
rnacted-and splendid gold watch will b
snaed 10 the one having the finest set Of Ar
1sal teeth inserted. Teeth extracted for 0
MAR Dozen"
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na-1a shsasfAes - 6vsa - 9heea
= etassk, = ossSsy neos - vesEe =
u reAsssajsp, rseslp - - essa sstiagsisA.
Il 80 . ~ lsvse. - - asae - Uaiea
80 A ~ sone tlns = 1so1ay 0esai1g,
4. .,.rn 80 again gives. fhs ass uesvsd y
!. !. ,As lsvsA bsssssn WasAiagesa 80 @.
! go sessols, = ~ bsil1iass laasay eeespis4
!, 1 ssydss. Ahsr ~ drs bad fagsd 1870
/ ~. = sstsaes sasse = Ne ground. As1 ID
~ ssrvies sasii ~ bsys begAa teges sissd,
-. havise failed 70 gain assiseasse b sAosts
- erasss y ~ bystan6sss - nastAe osohea
s,,Aeszh several had . deoe,) they tsrasd -
~. ,os,vard and began y threv vaaee = -
|-,vS. n SslIlla0 bshg seea, - ~
-, vsrs qsickiy Consumed. The osev seess
,ssf - psv,d ea. ~ 90 ~. na4 ~ UatDal
2 eeSck - ~ ssAsr.s vsss s1aly nvsd.
q. ,eepsssy Destroyed bsloaged . Oh Q6ti6
8. f.lnss, - =. b. Aspstaesg.S Ne ~ -
- h a.ea pf lpsss ~ J. ~ -
800. fASars = supposed . g - vssk =
~ EAsliGsy.s - - IL
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Cincinnati, March 5, pm.
Flour il unchanged with less demand, but
prices are steady.
Whiskey dull 1t l6}c.
Clover seed dull ct a 78a44 go. Receipts
large.
Oats are duh at s3c. Barley unchange. Corn
firm ct S4aS6c.
Provisions are 6rmer; 1000 bbls mess pork
sold atel6. Bulk pork 10 held At 5aa7ac, with
plenty Of buyers at Static, but no sellers. Lard
irmer at Gle. Bacon is in fair demand at eta
6}c, with sales Of $50 hhds. The demand for
Dbl and bulk pork II from the East, and chiefly
to Gil contracts maturing the next ten days.
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VINO y HosfEsfmS-WhAa DyspSptic and nervous.
y unssrung invalld that tried biz celebrated
Dssnaeh Bitters, but reply with pleasars IN ~
Of Dssinsss, Hatuiency, RalpisAtion PSostra-
ton, great Fatigue Censtipaton. Dyspepsia, Physical
and Mental Inability. Il y surprising how quick ne
patient Ands relief they correct the appetite, impar
tone 70 The sypem. force on the bile and impure secre
tons, regulate the bowels, give us strength Of body
and vIgor Of mind. No family afford 70 b without
Host.ers's Stomach Btters. Sold 10 quart bottles BY
Al Hotels Grocers, Druggists, &c. No additional spif-
10 required. Imaf1