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From the present Con,aiss ,,. y. '''-''
@p Z M o A L
UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
P A 7 e N L A q Il N Q Y.
SAMUEL COOPER.
ate Principal Examiner Of Patents in the United states
Patent Office at Washington,
HAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE TO
WEBSTER BANE gUxEDTNG,

mas hHNAOf Ell MS OEFlCG ~
WEBSTER BANE BUIEDLNG,
10 Exchange Street, Boston.
Patents secured the UIited States and in all other
patent granting countries. speodcaors and Drawings
prepared. Cavests SLED. Reconsid raious procured
of apple tons that have been rejected upon imperecty
prepared pers Interference prosecuted Re issues
and xtensi ms procured and in general, all business
connected with the Patent ce transacted with care and
promptness.
British and other foreign patents procured through
prompt and Hddeutiaj agents London and Paris.
Persons residing At distance may obtain all necessary
information, aud have their business transacted by writ
ing TO the subscriber without the trouble and expense
of a visirto Washington.
He begs leave refer those unacqusinted with him to
the Glowing testimonials
From the Hon. Charles Mason Comm i Sioner IF Pa
Q. 3. PATEsr OFFICE, Feb. %, 1865
take great pleasure in stating that during tie time
have been acting as ormmissaner of Patents, Samuel
Cooper Esq., Of Boston, has been engaged Solicitor
aut has been in that capacity constant correspondence
and intercourse with the oce he has evinced thorough
acquaintance with the rules and practice Of the Office,
close attention to the interests his clients and mark
ed candor and courtesy that has render the transaction
of business with him pleasure. have hesitation ia
stating hat regard him of the very best agents
for the transaction of business with this Office with whom
am acquainted.
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner.
From the Examiners of the Patent Office.
The undersigned, Principal Assistant examiners
in the United States Patent Office have for several wears
been Eell acquairied with Mr. Samuel Cooper, late
pithOip0 III LllS oucti ana l@kt pleasure IN
ststing hat he is gentleman Of the highest char
acter, of unque TONED knowledge in The business and
practice of the office and that his scientific attnments
are such minenty fit him for the business which he
is about to ems age
HENRY B. RENWI0K, } p-,,o.,o,
l.. D. GALE, l'lcipal
S. H LANE. EAamitets
T K. PEALE
THOS I EVERETT Assistant
=. s0UTnGATE SMITH, Examiners.
VIM. c LANGDON,
From long acq laintancs and intimate Official relations
with Mr.. Cooper, fully and heIry concur in the fore
going recommendation made By my late colleagues.
Wa. P. N. FlIZGERALD,
Late Principal Examiner Of Patents
Ia lwIv
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EXPRESSES.
. E Eos, ,5;8n 3 co.'s BOSTON = EAST

3 E0NARD 3 co.'s BOSTON = EAST
a. TERN EXPRESS,
Deer the Boston 6 Worcester Rr55yoad
Forward by every train to Boston, Lowell Lawrence
New Bedford Taunton, Salem, &c Portland and all parta
of 0aiue. Notes, Drafts and Bills collected and Maid
and AL business usually transacted by express promptly
attended to-
oFFEoas-1s0 Main St.. Worcester; Court Street
Boston mhl2 DIT
-s FULLER's NORWICH ASA
WORCESTER EXPRESS.
@. y. FULLER will send Messenger on every Accop,
mediation Train, Norwich and Worcester Railroad
70 transact al business OF the ESpraos Line and forward
packages TO New london, Hartford, New Haven and
view 4orE he VIII transport Iron Safe in each train
tor the transmission Of valuable packages
OFFIcEs-l8C dain st., Worcester N. O. Breckenridge,
tore under |auregan House, Norwich, o.
lpacBages should be marked FuIer's ExDress
oreester Sept 1st, 1855. eepts
ROSES PROVIDENCE ANTI
X. "OhOEsFEa EXPRESSLY Every Train
FaaaBes forwarded, Notes, Drafts and Bills collected
aud paid, and all orders attended to With despateE
t. ~s Sla small Gases forwarded and otilez Eynress
nu5ilesS0 acted a. Fall River, Mansfield Attleborj
taunton, eE Bedford, and Nsptuckes Meas. prisfTti
warren, Newport, East Greenwich Eir-gtqr Jrar,,l.f
Micsueia, Pe2oado and Wakefield e. l.; ans stoning
oggIoEs.-ls0 Main street. Worcester. Horace r,oo,,.
ooTe mo2nsocAeti No, Exchange street, Providence,
-szz5s FISK lG s. CO y UNITED sI7TTT5
- AND ~aaEDA EXfrHsS. -- Messen-
ssis iSys w 0rcsster three ue8 da via. Worcester
anu 4ashpa hGufoad iOr Boston, Nashua Tnvai; -,
rance &c.,urnshng the direct aud eydeditjo3e line
l0l an parts OF New Hampshire and Maine Aleo via
fteh9urs Bellows Falls, Burlington &c, 10 Ogdensburp
Anu ot[sa connecting With the British and American
Oo 'of al parts Of Upper and Lower Canada
All business Tor California and other Paciee ,,,F ~
trusted TO u.s. viii be transferred to Wells Fsg, : 10
at BOSTON, FIsKE d CO. Proprietors,
j. H. Osgood, Agent General Express o n
Linean House Block, Worcester. Jt r27
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- FOR SALE.-AI that valuable proper ty
lit: lately belonging to the Bosom Brick Manufactor
A ing Company, consisting OF one lot Of 10 acres Of
Clay Ian Cedar street, in Somervlle, 81 mics from
Boston. AMI 1000 feet Only from the main track of The
Boston and Lowell Railroad. which substantial
Brick Building, Dears 127 by 30 feet; CHIMNEY 100
feet high, and brick kiln walls
AI4o--a Steam Engne of 150 horse power, made by
oorliss Nightingale, of Mower aud WoodW
patent Brick 4chne, with screeaers Elevators, Roll
ers, Shsfting, Billing Copper Force Pamp, &C. all OF
which have been in but 10 months ID good order
and capable Of nakipg leo 900 bricks per dsY.
AlsoContguous to the aboVe, lot of IA $40 feet on
Cedar street, with wooden Boarding HoGse and large
Etable.
Also-The patentright to use Mower & woodwo. this
Machine for Boston aud rad US Of ten miles around it,
with the ente counties Of Norfos and Middlesex
This properly comprises the chief hui dinss and appa
ratus lately bsougibg to the Brio Co.. and afAds an
opportunity TO prosecute the manufacture Of dry clay
bricks without delay and at an immense advantage in
the 81 OF the works
The attention of manufacturers generally is invited to
the prop riy. IT. situation in the mi LIST of denso pop
uati1n, It's proximity to great of commerce,
substantial character Of the Buildings aud the iclity
Wi which they msy BE- adapted t. sny manu- acture,
with the power and an abua liant supply of
Ufer great advantages. The machines and patent right
NAV he sold sepaiste'v. to reduce the cost.
For sale very low and on terms.
FOR scaedue, pan'. and further in osmatinn apply to
FRANCIS YES, Dsvonshjre street, corner Of
B ate stTe-t, Boston. d3m mrh2O
- FOR SALE The FAKM occupied b, Jas.
;,, NEWPORT situated partly 10 'yston and partly
ILL., Wet Boylston. contain ug rs acres, lies the
Cdntun road, miles from Worcester, miles from Gin
TOD, and one hal mile from large Boston mauufsc.
turing corporation where al the poduce of the farm
be disposed Of The improved land consists of is
hill land with g deep loan and clay subsril, 4S acres
ipterv lie on the Nash1a 7er 20 Of which
ally washed by The feshets; IL acres vood land There
young orchard which will produce rs barrels winter
apples ami is steadily improving; also, every variety Of
eunmer and tall ruit, such Currants, Cherries Pears
Peach s. Grapes SC, sc The farm is II watered
with privilege of rrig trg 20 moving from
Tsoeway The buildings consist of good House well
flushed, with IL hes des attic so feet,
story, wooi and carriage way in basement, hal over
basement 50x2o. and atu hsl Barn 84x32. There
is gooi stone quarry, for wall purposes convenient to
all parts Of farm and village Tue farm is very pleas
sntly located. not exceeded in fertility by any farm in
the y Has been in possession OF the present
pant and his ancestors 1882. Price $4,000 -2S00
or more OF which lie mortgage. Inquire Of ames
DaIenport George ~ Davenport on the premises Levi
Co.'s, West Boylston Asaph 40 lrews, Shrewsbury, OF
Z. b. hanson, Main ST., Worcester. inch 2 din
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VIEW YORK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
R H e C Il A n E
q -FoG
'9'lEGE VO9Ue3'S.
YRACUs NURSERIES,.

Having lot Of leased land to clear of this Spring,
will sell Trees, DOW Standing thsreon. az follows:
APPLE TREEs--Four years old, to feet high. con
sisting chiefly Of Baldwin Benoni, Golden Ruset, GRAY
ensten, Melon, Northern Spy Pmme Girls Red Astacan
r Greenine and Sweet Bough-at 81 per doz, 81 for
80. SO per l00
STANDARD AND DWARF PEAR TREEs-From 2
to years old, dne tee 4 90 per dozen, SIC fer 60
$50 per leo varieties an good. Also,
PEAR TREES OF BEARING AGE (DWARF)-Beuue
Baehelfer, B. d'Amats, B. d'AnjoU, DEL 2 dard,
B. Goubault, B. Kossuth B. superfine. Des Sonnes,
Doyenne d Etc D. Goubsult, D. ROBIN, Dl5hess Angou
leme, Flemish Beauty Henry Fourth Jal usie de FOuts
pay, st Michael Archange! UrbsL rte Van Mons. L. L.
Clerc, Vicar of WINFIELD White Doyenne. Price 81
each
CHERRY TREES -standards,5 to 8 feet high; Dwars,
low bTanched and handsomeabout 40 varieties, years
old-a 81 25 per dozen, SIS for So s14 per 100
PEACH ~ Ake-Many Of the osst kinds-Sl 90 per
per dozen, $40 per 100
EVERGREEN TREEs-From to feet high, chiefly
Norway and American Spruce, Basams, Red and hite
Cedar and Hemlock-very beautiful and YER cheap.
IS, fTive SO per $1,000
AsPARAeUs-srOug l year old roots, SOC per lOo
81 per 1000
Besides these articles at the compulsory prices nd-
Gates we have the usual extensive assortment Nursery
productions at very Low rates, among which
RAsPBERRIEs.-Phe Antwerps, Giant, Fastolf,
Franeonia Rivers Monthly SOC per dozen 50 so per
l0 Gushing. "a great and continuous bsarer) Wilder,
and Orange, 81 so per dozen, SIS per 100.
GOO .EBERRIEs .-Houghton's Seeding, 81 so per
dozen, IS per l00
GRAPES. -Rehecca, So; Delaware, So; Concord 81;
Diaoa, 81; Northern Muscaoiue, SOC. The FIRST two,
with the third or fourth for $5j the whole Tor &c. free
Of packing charge.
ROSES, DALLAS, AND PG0NIES.--0ne of the
richest collections in America Of either.
n. B--0ur saleabe plants, of the Augusta Rose that
finest OF Noi5ettcs and best OF American SseiDgs-de
rriei ony in the Catalogues Of three immgr mt
Nurserynen-are very numerous and beautiful. Budded
pla, and strong layers, 81; Plants their roots
81 90 each. Call for a circular
For Scorpions and prices Of articles generally,
we refer the inquirer Catalogues which will
be forwarded on receipt Of stamp Tor each.
THORP. SMITH < HANCHETG.
Syracuse, March I2 1855 deoi&e6R
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JEWELRY.-We have an endless variety,
such God ohains Pins Ear Rings Thimbles, Pencils
&c. &C., all of which will be sold prices that cannot
fail to suit the purchaser.
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nnARD oF MANAaRRs.

h. GREENE. H. Principal
I. HUToHINs, NJ. D ....................Ass Associate.
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d. SPLENDtO PLACE FOR SALE
IN. situated rising Rrourd which commands
AA hne vi Of the city Of Worcester, in tie beauti
ful village Of Quinsigsmoud about p miles from the
centre OF the city, 1t consists Of Cottage building snd
abont Ave acres Of land in hieh state Of cultivation,
well csed with valuable rGi trees and viii be sold at
remarkably lou price will be EXCHANGED for property
In the CRY e Boston For particulars inquire # the sub
scriher ia Qaihsig amond Vilage J. SULLIVAN.
inches dln1
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MEDICINES.
aNACTs FOR The INVALID,
INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE,

oFFIcE No. So BRoMFIELD STREET, BosToE. MASS.
Kew Norris President.
Rev. Mason, (City Missionary. Vice President
VIM. Tyler, Esq..-...... Treasurer.
john Styles .Secretsty
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n z C L 2 c T C
C0(gtge Of gEc@jcjsae;
GIN Natl. OHIO.
The SPRING SESSION of 1858 will commence on
Monday the Sth of february and continue sixteen
weeks. full and thorough conrse of Lectures will be
given. occupying six seven hours daily, with coed
opportunities for attention to practical Anatomy and
with ample Clini al facilities at the Conn ercal HOSPITAL
The arrangement OF the chairs will b. rs iollo6s;
I. E. ST. JOHN, M, D.,
Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
J. FUDGE, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Oh mistry and Pharmacy.
A JACKSON HOWE, M. D.,
Professor of Surgery
G. IL. CLEAVELAND, NJ. D,
Professor Of Materis hedioa and Therapeutics.
WIN. SHERWOOD, MD,
Professor Of Medical Practice and Pathology.
J.R. BUCHANAN, NJ. D.,
Emeritus Prote's-r Of Cere rat Physiology and Insti
tates Of Medicine.
JOHN KING, MD,
Professor Of Obstetrics Diseases of Women Children
The terms fer the session will be the sane as hereto
fore, viz: Naturalization IS; Tuition $40; Demoustra.
tors Ticket So (hvefy student Is required engage
dissection one session before graduatin) Graduation
S25. Ticket to Commercial Hospital topdonaD IS
The Lecture Rooms neuiy finished, neat and com
Portable and IN cenaal locait lin College HalD Wal
nut Sure where students will find it convenient to call
or their ). rival.
Tickets tor The season may be obtained Of the Dean
Of tbs Faculty at his J:e No 10 Saith Street or Of
Prof. G. Il. ULEAvELAND, Secretary of the Faculty.
No. lS9 Seventh Street near Film.
JOHN KING, N. D., Dean.
The College Journal Of Medical
SCIENCE,
Monthly Magazine of 43 pages conducted by The Fac
ulty Of the Eclectic College of sedcne is published at
One Dollar Year, payable in advance. Tn volume of
the journal commences with the year. Communications
for subscription, or fot specimen numbers should he di
rected to Dir. @. H. OLEAYELAND publisher
fl6 d1y l39 Seventh St, Cincinnati Ohio.
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- a0USE FOR SALE OK TO EX-
81: CuANGE-A large aud convenient house and
h barn. situated on Sumner street. in good repair.
and conveniently arranged tor three families, The lot
eontsins about 10000 square feet and the location
very desirable one The property gill be sold low or
charged f., farm. For further information apply to
HARRISON BLISS, or the suhscrbes, the premises.
BtNJ. WOODWARD
90 q A.,
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EWTOOD Lot IN TATNUCK.-For sale
w in Tstnuok about Twelve acres Of Wood Land,
covered with thrifty young wood OF about twenty years
srovtb Ami, to WIN DICKINSON.
- diff
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MsTARLlsHED IN19aa.

z Y . u N G.,
Dealer in
FANCY GOODS, TOYS, UMBRELLAS
&c, respectfully Informs the public that he has now in
store an ENTIRE NEW STOCK bought since the recent
tall in goods, and now selling at very low prices
Umbre las Canes, &c repaired Piukins in va
rlety Of styles Eye5ts set Marking for Embroidery.
4 Agency Of New England Dye House.
Sign Of THE Variety Store" No. 2O9 Main street.
opposite Rriney Han ar nee
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Owing to the lorg and continued depression
In the money market, shall offer customerssour
very large and extensive assortment of
WATCHES.
JEW ELRY.
AND SILVER WARE
WATCHES,

At a Great Reduction from former prices.
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CONSULTATION FREE.

DR.. NJ. can, for all cases. prescribe equally as well By
letter. Price so 90 per month.
The First I Dnya of Each Month,
ID Il. NJ LARS HALL
viii be at the
BAY STATE HOUSE, WORCESTER,
This Winter and Spring direct ali letters to the Bay
State House Worcester instead Of the ST. Nicholas Hotel
New York, as formerly.
n5 d&wtf
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REAL ESTATE.

- FOR SALE-Tbe Dwelling house Of the
NJ; subscriber II is conveniently arranged snd inr
1il usshed with most NO fern Improvements IT'S SIT
uaton the side Of the Common, centsI ara Set
retired from The s5ust and travel Of business. Terms
easv. 0EV' DOShN AAh'
ucrlo du
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Our assortment of SOLID SILVER and
PLATED WARE is unsurpassed, consisting of Spoons
Forks, Knives, ladies' Cups &c. which will be sold at
unusually low prices.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-04-07

Particular attention paid to WATCH RE-
PAIRING AND ENGRAVING.
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HA E Il o b N e O s l. /.
BA Distilled from Coa.-secuTed by Letters Patent
Kerosene Illuminating Oil. The light obtained from
this Oh exceeds in briaucy thar of any other oil fluid
heretofore discoveries is uexplos7e and viii remain lin
pd in the very coolest weather
The Company recommend as The lamps best adapted
TO this oil the Kerosene Lamp manufactured by the FOL
leEng parties: Messrs Cornelius 4, Baker, also Dyott
Of Philadelphia; B. V. HaughWuut Co., 438 Broadway
the Bro0Rlyn Flint Glass Co., 70 Broad street. Dlez
Co 132 William street. L. Meraer 1877 Elm st eet and
H. Edwards, IA Duane street. New York. Samples Of
different styles of LAMPS be at the Office of the
Company.
Kerosene Lu5ricastng OIL, No. / Prepared to suit
the finest, ana ali Athe kinds of machnery burns bril-
lantly in locomotive head lights, car lamps and all the
ordinary solar and hand lamps and stand great de-
gree OF cold best sperm oil and is admirably adapted
to railroad and steamship dse
Kerosene LGbricGtiHs Oils, Nos 2 and 8 Superior
LubTcators, and g be found to possess advantages over
any oils in the market 1t prces-wil net burn-and
nave been thus prepared to meet the requirements Of rail
roads ana others.
Kerosene Btaaaele oil Prepared expressly for ships'
use, and viii be found admirably adapted Tor use OF
steamships, men-n war merchant vessels aEe and river
craft and burns in ali the cabin st3eroom hnnace fore
castle ianps, signaIlanterns, &c.
Binnacle Oil will remain duid long as best Sperm
and wihurn all night without requiring TO be trimmed
an advantage that viii be obvious every shipmaster.
The Kerosene Oils han be Obtained from the Wholesale
vi Dealers, ship Chambers, Drusgis'B and Grooers in
New York, and the regularly appointed Agents Of
Company IN MANY Of the principal to and villages OF
the U s., the Canadas, and the island of Cuba.
Local Agents appointed lin Conformity with the rules
established by the Board Of Eustees. application
AUSpENS, General Agents Kerosene Oil Co.,
No. 80 Beaver street, N. Y.
b. Circulars, with full particulars. testimonials
prices, &c will be forwarded application above
SMITH s. OR0SSMAN $50 Main Street, Worcester
sole agents for Worcester aud vicinity.
je.2 dIy
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eya A RARE CHANCE FOR ~
tF7E VBsTMENT FOR SALE. one undivided third
'S%of tract of Timber Land soated IN Calvert Co.,
Maryland. containing about Seven Hundred Acres. On
the premises, is mill dutd 10 the most approved
manner for the manufacture Of lumber and now in actve
oper tion Any prison desiring safe and very podta
bic investment will DO we'll examine with regard To
the above. For further particulars inquire of A. THY
Err, us Main Street. deod&w mcl24
<@ FOR SALE-A neat Cottage house in
& neighboring toWn, centrally located, which rents
@ for twelve PER cent the cost, viii be soa low or
excaspgei for small place in this city vicinity. Ad
sss X. T. z " at this office. DIFF decl
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Wv TER.-CAange or Time a., 49, ~ s Es-
Ivy, November ID, 1861 Leaving O. b sswyrr's
and lio ws ss,. ga9y yl At 746 NJ aud NJ,
p M ova'e house Worcester. at 1880 A. NJ. and 44B
promptly aud faithfully attended to ''''u'''
NIB ar a n "a INV Ans, =,
I%H .LhRu 4 = STAGE leaves the Bay STATE
{, House e 1000 A. NJ, and 900 N'''
LoAye Millbury ats a, M"and ! P. NJ. ar
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CLOCKS! CLOCKS!! CLOCKs!!l of
different patterns IN Gilt, Bronze, and Marble Cases.
which can be bought low,
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- FOR SALE CHEAP cga
III TWO VALUABLE HOMEsrEADs, -7As1

Or small Farms, IN the Csfg Of Worcester, gtthtii
p miles Of the Post Office.
Buildings new aud thor ughlv finished. The Worces
ter and West Boyston omnibus the premises four
TINS 6aiy The buildings situated upon tract Of
land containing twenty cf the beSt land in For
csster county. Best adapted Gardening and Fruit
GroDine. The first purchaser Of of them have
7, 10 OF 10 acres.
Both places are free Of incuubranee.
TERMS OF PAYMENT EASY. Do not wish to ex
chance Inquire Of T. NJ. LAMB.
ta2Q DIFF 2T5 Main Street.
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FOR scaedule, Dlan' and further in osmann, apply to
FRANCIS YVES, Deyonshjre street, corner Of
B ate stIe-t, Boston. d9m mch2O
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ROSES PROVIDENCE am
x. " OhOEsFE3 EXPRESSLY Every Train
FagaaBes forwarded, Notes Drafts and Bills collected
au5 ,' ano 81 orders attended TO With despatch.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-11
New York NiarEct,

New 1orK, Sept. l0-P. N.
Flour duh; sales only TO supply home
trade; l0,400 bbls. at : Jo(a,4 80 for dam
aged and unsOund; 9jGa,5 90 for super
State; 4lG,5 80 for extra State; GOA
) 20 for super. Western: 5 GOA 90 { r
c mmon TO medium extra Western; SOFA
) o. for round hoop extra Ohio; ma t
closing dull tendency downwards; Cans :
diam -four firm and lower; sales of 200
hblS. at 3 50ta e 80. Rye -four dull and
lower at 8 i264 90. Wheat heavy. md
CG2c lower. There is not much export de-
mand, and scarcely any inquiry for home
consumption sales Of 1900 bush. at %
for white Michigan; 10! l % for red
Southern; | 22Gll 10 white Southern /;
1900 hush OF damaged Chi.iago Spring at
-. Rye quiet At 75(rT6. Barley dull I;
sae> of 5000 bush. Corn market shad.
better; sales of 400 bush NJ 66IdT 20 for
common to good mixei Western; slG,e
for white Southern; S0@9O for Southern
yellow. Oats are very dull at 45(T47 for
State. 4TCi,50 for Western. Whisky ac-
tive. sales Of 500 bbls at 81! Pork dull /;
sales of 800 bblS. nj Il 20 for mccs > 80
for prime; 10 - for clcur; Is 90 for thin
mess. Beef unchanged. Cut meats steady
at 6 Ia 90 for shoulders; SsGIS3 for hams.
Lard steady 9U0 bbls. sold at lOSGa l | fol-
COOL to prime. Butter lGtl7 for Ohio
for Ohio; l6GG20 for State Cheese dull at
5Gi7. Coffee steady at 9}@lll. Sugar
opened heavy, but subsequently recovered
steady at ia 81 for New Orleans.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-09-11

e1S' Buchananism is becoming Janus
faced. 1t is anti-Lecompton in one District
and LecomptOn in another. Niblack in tn
First isintensely Lecompton-justi6es all its
iniquities, and approves of the Presidents
policy in unqualified terms. Secrest in the
Seventh, is ultra anti-Lecompton and repu-
dates the whole course of the AdminiStra-
ton. Yet they are both Buchanan men,
united, we presume, "by the cohesive pow
er of public..plunder and thirst for office.
Secrest made a speech at Terre Haute, a
few days ago, in which he said he was OPP
posed to Lecomptonism, in all its phases
and he was hostile to the English bill for
many substantial reasons, which he stated
Had he been a member of the last Congress
be said, he should have voted against tina
bill.