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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-01

.fun ihc Ncv York journal or Commerce. Sent. 2t1
NrNus VISIBLE rs TIRE DAY TnrF.-As-
Economical novelties abount just a. present.
BESIDES the three comets. two of them telc-
scopic NOW flashing through the sky. a dav.
light view may be had. with moderately
good pair of eyes, of the planet Venus. the
evening star, now at the height of her bril-
liancy. Her position is southerly about 80
deg from the sun. and as many from the hoo
rzon, at rough calculation. In the full
blaze of the sun yesterday. the planet was
plainly TO be seen, though not easily TO be
found without the aid of some previous dis
coyerer digitas. Hundreds of people gather
ed in the Park in the afternoon. and stared
IRON that convenient place, at the rare spec
tacle. When once got within range of a
tree e chimney top or flag staff the planet
was very distinctly to De seen bat was apt
to be lost TO sight whom tho eye wandered
away from her for a moment An impression
prevailed for some time, that the strange Oh.
Jcct was the comet, which is now firtins a
very respectable tml in the northwest In the
evening and in the northeast IN the morning:
but that error was soon dispclicd by the
knowing ones, who decided that the nucleus
of the comet was too duh to be seen IN the
daytime, and out Of the position which that
cratic but well meaning body was likely to
occupy at that time.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-01
Girtat Ghnnrt 10 anhrrtisrrs.

Tho edition Of wA1TON's VERMONT REGISTER
for 1859 will exceed 1900 ropics which will be sold 10
all parts N The state, reaching business men II every
class, and offering means Of Advertising unsurpassed
n the state Advertisement. will be inserted i tf or
One PAGE $40
Ono. half Page.
Onc-fourth Page.
Cards not exceeding 3 incs
NJ Advertisements should Dee sent Immediately --
None will bc inserted after che 10Th of October most
g.. r. WALTON.
NIaptuafier Srnf IT, 1855
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-01

ORANGE COUNTY FAtR.--Thc Fair at Chel-
sea. on Wednesday and Thursday Of last
week, was very creditable, notwithstanding
the unfayorable weather: show good, and
attendance large. OF oxen Washington ex-
hibtcd 95 pairs, Chelsea 80, and Tunbridgc
20. We gather a few leading items from the
premium list
Horses. Best VI. old stallion, c. NJ.
Huckins, East Topsham. He was offered
$1,000 for one-half of the horsc--oiIcr de-
clincd and horse held at Si000-Sccond
best, Granville Powers. Corinth Rest w..
old, f. D. Benedict. WilHamstovu; ID, d.
$. Hunt, Chelsea. Best yr. old, +. O..
Swift, Topsham: I'd. VIM. Howe Tunbridge.
Best breeding mare, Robert Mudgctt Wash
ngton; 2d, p NJ Dickcy. Orange Best
single horse, +. C. Swift Topsham ID L..
A. CLARK, Brookdcld Best pair matched, J.
L. Eastman, Ncrshrc 2d. Duraut Il Adams,
Newbury Best yr. old colt, O. f. Slack,
Tunbridrc 81, o. Allen. Chelsea best 3 yr.
old, S. j.. Humphrey, Chelsea I'd, A. w.
Freeman Brookfcld best yr old, f. r.
Hoyey, Brookfeld ID, J. NJ Bass, Will
Jamestown best ycaring, f. Burgess, Chel-
sea.
Cattle. Best working oxen, over ., o.
Foster, Tunbrdgc I'd, p. Robbins. Chelsea.
Best I W. old, W. Ordvay, Chelsea; I'd, j.
f. Waterman, Washington. Washington
furnished both the best and second best five
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-01
WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT.

WASHINGTON COUNTY COURT.
G, William p Briggs rs. Joseph Iphipplc.
An action for trespass on the case for SANDER
Gus words, -churging the Pitt with forgery.
The Doft. admitted the charge, and offered
testimony to prove the truth of the words
spoken. Deft. also introduced evidence to
impcach the character of the Pitt. for truth
and yeracity. The Court charged the jury
that the law required the Deft. to prove the
truth of the charges by the same measure of
evidence that would be required of the gov
ernmont to convict the Pitt of the crime of
forgery Also, that SO far as the evidence of
iored tended to impoach the Pitts. character
they were at liberty to consider it with refer
ence to his credulity as witness.
Verdict for the Pitt to recover one cent
damage. Colby, Wing and Briggs pro Sc.
for Pits Redheld and Dillingham; for DIT.
SILVER PLATING.-ln connection with the
premiums awarded at the State Fair to Mr.
Cady, Of stowe, for buggies, we find the fol-
lowing notice Of Messrs. Fisher and Stratton
of Montpelier
" We were agreeaby surprised to learn
that the beautiful siiuer plating of the iron
work on these bugges was also the work of
Vermont artisans. IL was done at the os-
adjustment of Messrs. Fisher and Stratton
of Montpelier. All the silver plating for
Mr.. Cady's extensive carriage factory is done
by these gentlemen, and we are assured that
for durability in actual service, as well as for
beauty of external finish, their work is not
surpassed by any city plating. We commend
their establishment to the favorable notice of
Noimontcrs, who are willing to encourage
Vermont enterprise.
- A West Point letter saws that the Sec
rotary Of War has determined to shorten the
course of study, at the Military Academy.
from five to four years.
William Summeryile of Fayston, Wash
ington county, Vermont, wishes to hear from
his daughter Letitia.
MORTIFIED. Sept. 27.-Miohael Tracy.
an lrishmon, while lying on the track drunk
was run over by the mail train, this afternoon,
about four miles south of this place cutting
OIL both legs. lie is not yet dead, but cannot
possibly survive.
Pension FRAuDs.--A number of persons.
including Justice of the Peace, and II II.
bostwick, lawyer of Auburn. have been ar
rested in the western part Of New York. for
maud and forgery in obtaining land warrants
from the Pension Office.
To IT $. H."-As Won please.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-01

ANOTHER Bars BURNED. - We learned
mat barn was struck by lightning. ON the
old Maeomber place, in Crafsbury, during
the hail storm on last Tucsday.-IrasbnrgI
Standard w
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-01

MORTIFIED. Sept. 27-Miohacl Tracy.
an lrshmon, while lying on the track drunk
was run over by the mail train, this afternoon,
about four miles south of this place cutting
of both legs. lie is not yet dead, but cannot
possibly survive.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-01

THE PEAK FAMILY.-This celebrated COM
pany Of Swiss Bell Ringers has been ro-or-
goni2cd, and arc now making their twelfth
annual tour, with unusual attractions They
arc to play at the Free Church in this place
ON Saturday evening next.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-01

~ a West Point letter says that the Sec
rotary Of War has determined to shorten the
course Of study at the Military Academy.
from five to four years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-01

William Summeryile of Fayston, Wash
ington county, Vermont, wishes to hear from
his daughter Lotitia.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-01

NV lWHk, ocnt. ZI-TE VI.
Desawy Trinity Bog Dispatches from
you and from Mckay are contradictory. Now
please give explicit explanations and answers
to the following inquiries lst Arc You. or
have You been within three days. receiving
distinct signals from Nalcntio; ID. Can Won
send a message, long or short, to the Dircc-
tors at Londona Sd If YOU answer No TO
the above, please tell me if the electrical man
iiestations have varied essentially since the
first of September. CYRUS w. FIELD.
TRrNIrY BAY. Sept "a.
70 Cyrus ". Fidd Mar York. Have
received nothing Ineligible since lst cxccp-
ting feeling few signals yesterday. ! cannot
send anything from Nalcnto. Very little va
ration in electrical manifestations.
DESAUTY.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-01

Dicd In tl,is c;t,. go, ,L 1au ;. D.
ben Wheeler, Esq, aged SO years. Mr..
w hecIer was born in Pennsy and was
an infant at the time OF the Indian Massacree
at wyoming IN which his father was killed.
lils mother escaped to the woods ON that oc-
easion' taxing hun and another brother with
her' and went through great suffering before
dren Mr. w WA. hv ,radn ,i i' nv, ' an,l
t,rrorrlv rosidod at Gr,nr,lIo n c' ''',s'
whence he renewed to This ci,y aho1t fart,,
vo,rs ,ro md has o,,r s;,,c, r,,;,>l 49,
and in Forrisborgb Ifor NOR, ,lo,, t,,o ,'o,
voars mast no has devoted H. finn, IN c,r,,;S',
and gordcnipo. until ,yitpip 81 rcro,,, nor;nd
when the inGrmities Of ooo disallod lir, from
l,hor uo ;7,l..s;,., -
whether as mechanic farmer or ,,ar1onor
was always dcyotodiy rorsoyor;,,,, IN Ii. ,,,,r
Suits Teroesucs Tr,mootc,
ERRoR.-DeNter Batchelder and not Mark,
is the Representative from Peru. lie is also
a reliable Republican, and will make good
Representatives Bconmgion Runner.
CHAMrIAGN VALLEY HORTICULTURAL So
orErY-We learn from the HiHod Hsrold
that the next exhibition of this Society is to
oe helu III hullahd, about the LIST OF October.
rs. w., .,.,,
I,alol 80 W tt"," tl't 'no SIop 10 a
's'so o,' |u'on i' - o. llamlltoh
"; '.Is l,oa' Si' iio'ei 10 'ne AR Ground
-. N;,t''vs'o"n ~ IL, on cuneSuay' oroke'
p, P''"''ns ni''. unu,i Tue carriage "hIch
gamor Iie' 1; si - SUN nannof as TO en-
o'i'sei MS ''lc'- "oo"''o'N Standard
At our Anrnoi Stato MN III -. 81.
ton last week an cvcitinr rial vos baJ Is
tween the colobrotod FsirLants So ,1
that invented nv and aato,toJ % So, "'','
Ross oc ub;ch H. Io[~ IL H. W ''iJi's "
town il tho ,ronr;o,or a,,I 1',' VI inns
Tho first nre,a;,,,, n;9l.-na ''',''e W. ",
awarded 10 tho lotfor r'''''' was "s0ih
This i tho socond tim, .,;. c..l. H..
coiyed tbo nrcniun, at o"r AL "I
the last vcar bcing tho frst ~ ,I,i 80 a'''
been cx6ibitcd in con,mot;,;a,, ,';, ~ nus
Messrs Fairhorts IN I;Lo ~" '''1, ~, VI
nromium was oIso a,,o,daS -. NJ i"o
he portahIc SILL nr I'o " 50 w., iioW W on
natent - Randi, 5J,.o.,,' ''o"s ~ "oSs
hhloANh' a tremendous hurricane
;s",P' 'nIougn 'he T ,iy oil inc Connecticut
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-01

THE ELECTRICIANS AT TRINITY BAY
CALLED ON FOR INFORMATION.
Nrw YoaE, Friday Evening, Sept "a.
To The associated Press
Accompanying this | beg to hand you cop
les OF recent communications from the honor
airy Directors Of the Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany and myself to Mr.. Dosauty, the chief
electrician at the Trinity Bay Office MIR.
Dosauty's answers will be furnished for pub
LEGATION without unnecessary delay. | deem
it proper to state, as the result of my inoui-
RIGS concerning the dispatch of Thursday from
Trinity Bay announcing the resumption of
perfect signals through the Cable from Valen-
tia, that the announcement was made through
a dispatch from the Superintendent of the
land lines in Newfoundland to the Agent of
the Associated Press, and was unquostionably
reported In good faith, but has not yet been
confirmed by Mr.. Dcsauty, who has full
knowledge of all the facts | regard the
statement as positively premature 1t Is con-
jcctured that the shore end of the Cable at
Nalentia must be taken up for a distance of
several miles, which, by reason of bad wealth
or or other unfavorablo difficulties, may occu-
py three or four weeks The depth of water
within 200 miles of the Irish coast ranges
about 80 TO 400 iathoms, and it is not doubt
ed that even $50 miles Of the Cable could be
raised if considered necessary. Respectful
ly, &c, CYRUS w. FIELD.
NEW YoRK Sept 23-lO A. NJ.
C. ]. Dcsapiy, Trinity Bag Great dissat-
isiaction exists in this country with the re-
serve maintained at Trinity Bay, in contrast
with the frank communications from Valenta
to the British public. Give us daily inform
alton Of the state Of the telegraph under your
charge
PETER CoorER, Cyrus w. FIELD.
WILSON G.. HrNr, E. VI. ARcHHArD.
WATTS SHERMAN.
Taken to the offices of the othor honorary
Directors in New York, but they could not
be seen hence the absence of their sigma
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-05

MORNING LEADER oFFICE,}
"WEDNESDAY Aug 4, r 81
FLOUR-sslss 65bbs. extra s53s. 100 bbls suPsrfns
sis5 TIE stock On hand Is getting very Light snd receipt.
are limited
GRAIN-WHEAT-Ssls on 'ChAnge fAis moTniag Of car
load choice MederrAneSn 9ke. Sales subsequently 20
bus Obio white at sl0 free hoard. and 90 bus. Med
tersneGn also free on board 95e good Msderans
N on track sold Al &c.
CORN-Is ver The only transaction We heard Of
vas sale carload figure considered far above the
market that the price withheld
EGGs-sales 10 bbls common at g..
HIGHWINEs-salss % bbls ana . bbs. al 22'.c.
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CLEVELAND CATTLE MARKlr

SALES EVERY WEDNESDAY
Yrig AZ Nm. hergsa's, On Pituitary SfTcef-
BErvEs-Thess ars sold blythe head al pncs equai to
the value per ID the weight Of the Beef ia the
susrtefs The HIDE and Tallow fth quarter, Is not
CJailrd
nEEEEs-
We lste sles OF iortytw0 head OF beef cattle al the
,ad To dly al prices taassg fem sls325 per loo lbs
lice seIght. and iOrty y-siK hsld Oser-
NEW MICH
None offered
SHEEP.
NJ sheep OF Lambs the market
REMARKS.
There was good feeling among buyers. and all pariies
are becoming better pleased with the weekly transactions
OF the Cleveland Cattle sales This may eventually be a
se stock emporium Tor all Northern Ohio provided Far
mem and ers o the generally, through the uor
ru AID middle Of State pay attention TO
choi br seds with securing pIime meat for do
ussic and f5sign dsmlni. This subject cannot be
rlnoaed uP3n ds ivalse by the Of stJek
farms.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-05
NEW YORK MARKET-Aus. 4.


Fiouf-Is for sound parcels which scarce;
Toe meeting The hecsIyers ertay
nothing Ths Inspectors viii coniInae reject
Sfls s0Iud supsriue state Ss4at 81 sound
stale; $3.50 i41 for tie whole u unzouud
peruue ate, Si1i - for superfue western;
S44ads 10 common TO medium extra western Sfs5a5
= for shipping brands TUuad hoop OhiO OSIg
bbls Canadian 11ur at 81 50 So
choice extra Small Eaes Rye -four 81 l0
37S
Wheai-AIarkst firm with fair business doing, partly
sPccu afiou, 75JJ bush slc for ChcO
surInE; SC uns0und. Milwaukee club; Sll0 for
sound red winter western SI2all5 for good
western; Sos usOand white Canadaus 81 - for
q small lot uf new clOJ white Michigan
Rye-FimeI, sales 0JO Bu pEIme al slc-
Curn-lu d-uAud aud uns0uud nrner, sales 40 90
bu stamp All mixed yestera Oeslc tor
good western; sc for nIo southern, Sldl 0j
Tor yelloN jersey, nurthem and southern
NWhisky-fun rr sales 20 bbls 25g26c. YestE Erlay
evening" sales bbls western made. speculation
Purk-kIrmer sales 90 bbls Al S7. 50 Or
Sls.50 l4,T5 ilT prime
Sl2 25SA repackei Sit,15al5 ior extra
Cut AIeas-Less acve; sales IS 6S6lsc for
shoulders. - as3<c fOr hams
Isrd-Slesdy; $50 this Al li9l7sc for TO
lune.
Hulter-nlorat0 business Al l4alc fur Ohio, l2s lsc
for sale.
Choese-Steady Al Csc fnr good 70 IEime
~ cks-21 board generally sigutly i'll bon Is
ssk; Lac land grants "a; Gal Chl - 9u; Pac
Mai a65s; NJ & II l5as; y Csia; Chi K IA
NJ ~; 4sii; n 4 6 NJ "a; do preferred i5 Paa
Ilg; ls5s; Iiuds zs'i
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COMMERCIAL.
M Am oRYAMENFAL PRTNTTNG

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.
u Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every description
done II the Printing Establishment Of the Leader ONE
helates improved aai ss rapid steam presses ntle best
style n short notice and reasonable Paiclar
paid to blink wor. Every description Of Bind
ins done. especially Blank Books, Ledsers, Journals
sales Books. Receiring Books. sc. ~.
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FEATHER
nlanufattures.

DORERT GILL-SIVER AND
III Electro Platter. Door Plate: aud MangfactureIeer-
er Of tlntaro and Prospect SIS (up sars) Cleveland,
prepared 10 e-pata Sposns FORKS, Casters, &c and
ma ke hem equal ta Door trimmings furn shed cI
Paied order, Bell Hanslng promptly attended 70 and
araaHNa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-05

70 Connections are ade with Returning Trains fnim
e same points made gulag Soth and Elst; asa at
CLkt El-AND Tor Saaiasky. Toledo, Detruii. Chicsso,
town. " AREA and New Castle
blgsse checked through 20 all p1iHis and transfer
~ For Tickets informal apply Al he Union Tick
e Oee 81 superior street. Al the IN Depot and al
all Railroad Ticket Oiices
J. FARMER. Supt Cleveland.
y. A M1EIS. Gen Tcset Agt Cleyeianl. mh5
1IRVpIlNU ViNTNVII l. TTVGIVV M
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-05

LIST OF YGssELs passing and cut Of the LOek Of
the welaud Canal POr, Colbourus furnishsd by
the Lock Tender d p Dobbns SecrstsTy Of the Board
OF Lake Underwriters.
bound WEsT-Aug. 2-Schr- s.. Helena Ga the a.
BnEs Ocean, Mariner; schr- Belle Waurldge-
bound EAsT-Ans- z-Schrs Alvin Brolson. Fairisli.
Ga 3i-BaTgues AdIlafic Norul1n, brig Wism Lew
Il; hrs- Rsy-Elas Light, TarTy N0t, Columbia Mont
Gag E, Arab, B + DsEys OntOasgOa, Sir g Mstcslf
Ara1Ian-
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Gnarauers.

ENG Il AVING AND LITHOGR1PHfN Nc
.DRAINARD & BURRIDGF. WOOD
ID ENGRAvERs AND LITHOGRAPRERs, Bani
frsst, Cleveland. o
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1858. HOVER & MARTIN. 1858-
CMITH : PUTNAM.-PRODnGIFEl. j ID al
RRAnRURN & FISHFR-

= EorNarulnz and Commission Merchants. Dealers in
ait Eish Wafer L ne, Plas oT SC; also dealers IN al
lrieues Of coal Brick Ware House lsJ is River
.reet and 81 9. Dock Liberal cash advances made On
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AGENTS AND coSsIsxErs

AGENTS AND cOSsIGNEEs
J. Myers, I Cgnties lCtis Kimball, los State ST
] L Warner, Slip, N.York B0sion Mas
Geo CLARK, 10 Broad 81, Cmwfor \ Co, Ogdensbh
C. Hovey New York New YORK
Hover Crawford, OswegO, VIM. T. Walker. Toledo, o
New York. 8, r. Mathews Detroit, Nh
Maiher Co, Cbieago, IN B5rclay Co., Milwaukee
WIS
cOSEIGNERs
LocKER Co, Racine. y. ;. KIRKLsND Shsbovsaa.
ChamberliH, Crawford Co., Cleveland, 0
168sitf
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SUCCESSORS TO C BRADBURN = SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
W mission Merchants, and Dealers in FISH Nails
Gl1sS and Produce, Nos l9 and 2 River street and 10 an
u Meadow street, GrOeer's Block. Cleveland. Ohio
W: A EISHER.a aug1l div l9i
q n sraSnap5c II.-sn,- = - :. 60
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT oF CLEYELAND, Aug. 4

ARRIvALs.
stesmsr Ocean Evans. Detroit; pkg mdss bblE hsh
Prop. OWego. kIroF, Duaklrks suadTles-
Prop. Ner1ni, Brown Ogdeasoursh - tons ndss c c.
e.
Brig Ciaron Wilson. Enc; no cargo F.
Schr B. Parsoas, ETnst. NeImillioa
Schr. Rss0lufe, Flint, Sandusky; caTEO
Scur ludusry- Anderson Marquette 81 c
l. Al. 60; b bbls white hsh
S5hr W b Castle. NicEersOa, cargo,
SehI L2llsa Baker Rowan G3 81 ieet b1ads 10 Hath.
II. crspser.
Sohr. Sulfsna. Harrison, ROadeau; no cargo
SOW Live Oak, SimpEon, Bun1i0s cargo
cLEAEANCEs-
Sies-asf Ocean, Evans Detroit 81 Dks Iadzs bbls ron
kegs nsi, l5l brs cheese, p ibis oil, - bxs glass
g. pieces stone.
Steamer May Qaeen. Vger Detroit G. h5ls liquor. g hEs
cheese uEs glass, ss hs ron, = kegs nails, 81 pks
nerchandise.
Steamer Forest Qasen Miller Buaao bead cattle, .
lacks ool u pkg vegetables, bbls esgs-
Pop OWego krbg, DunkIrk; bbs h0uT f13 Sks WOOL
q hhds tObsesa ~ bbs 81 bbls hIghElnes. g kgs
butter, pks hh, IL crates erthsa ware s conEzssed
lams, Sc
Prep. Northern Light, Spaulding, Superior.
BfIs Clari1n. GrIfita, Toledo; carg0.
Shr. Nansaard Hackett Chicago; coal 565 ks
nails, 30 tons i'm. ~ hhls vinegar.
Scr star OF tue North, Case, ManQaette 100 coal
SchT Ada Laidngion, Pt HUroa p bbls sat - boxes
glass, i Eess nails.
Scow Louisa, Cooper Barweil
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NEW YORK CATTLE MAI

NEW YORK CAIILE AIARkET-Aug. a
10y TELEGRAPH
Baeves-aick OF sac ~ advance Of over half cent
sales 6dg but Very few under SC; average
IA .-Ec heccpts FL
Cuws-Duil and many offered $ 10 lOte S2jzsl
bot So dIiHcut "a oliaIu. keceIpts l55.
Neals-lIoueraie demand at 4G6g Receipts &c
sheep and Lambs-COmn0n grades dun anu ioNtT; good
demand miner rates, s. 5g So Receipts L.
SuInt-x5G5.U0 Receipts s0S0 nt arly all solo.
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STANDiRT, BEMIS 4 MURRAY,
Rod DUCE CnAINIIsSInN lrrpcu I,
MILLS, INDIANA

We are receiving the following well known Lrandsor
Flour On consignment, Ia which call the attention
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FHE CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH RAIL
ROAD COMPANY,

"a ...;;.:s :.;;....,;.s,S
Having made arrangement with The Pt2Luleb. B sTi
Wayne and Chlcagl X r. c., fur thr i..lut use 81
their Track be Ueem Rochester and Piifshursu
Will Trains Daily. (Sundays pied as ialas s.
cuumencIns Monday, May Itth. l-l-
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The Northern Transportation Co., 70

Ac5Jt
The Northern Transportation Co.,
WILL, DURING THE PRESENT
w season run their we'll known and popular limo Of
FIRST CLASS STEAM PROPELLERS AND
SAILING EESSELSf
Regularly between Oiei shureh and Qsweso aLd the In
per Lakes, forming
DAILY Line beflcsea OgdeAsBHTgA and Ossrego,
and Ports on Lake Enc
And Trl-Hgeekly Line between OgJcnsbuig and Osye-
and Fots Lake Michigan connecting a. Os,lenshursh
with the Ogdensbursh AID Vernon. Cei Route be-
tween Ogdenshurgh Burlington, Concord, MANCHESTER
Lawrence, Nashua. Lowell Boston; and al 0svecu
with Huvey Crawford Snew OsWegO ne of ThirV Fiist
Class Canal Boats taige the enlarged canal he
tween Osweso and New York, thus aiofling Regular
Speedy and Cheap Route, with but tEanshpment Be
tween RuSton, New England and New and the Vest
This Company having nade the most ample france
meats st Osweso for Dock ad Storage facilities ahun
dsnt accommodations for handling asserting shipping
FREIGHT upon the plan practced at OgensbuTgh guar
anee the safe prompt and perfect delivery Of all property
entrusted 70 ia care
This Line connects 81 Cleveland with the Northern
Transportation Line Of Canal Boats the Ohio Canal
line OF Prupeersto Lake Superior snd with Railroads
Columbus Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville and 81
LOUIS
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BUFFALo PRODUCE MARKET-Aug. I

BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET-Aug 4
IBT TELEGEAFHl
Receipts have been fair tday, greater portion
through shIpmsut Market nearly bare good brands
demand greater Than supply. Market firm lsUO bb
- 20 Tor suPsTne, s+ai25 for good 10 choice
Wisconsa and iuUs 81 30g51 fJr extra OHIO, Indiana
and Canada ii. as 5.u0 for double extras
NhsI-aict. tuyers holding tach; sales - bush
At zoe for hi Chca spuug mass Tor sound do, 7sdsJc
soaud NIL club, 81 a fOr white Ken
Cugli-Giood dema j. better; Q bush
hot, CSC for No sound and 6o17J fJr pume
SOUND.
Ryc-Firm; sales 100 bush al &c
IzOus-FIrm- sale 0JO bush at 4lc-
MnEEkog-hCitor, sales 81. 0 b5ls II 23c-
Canal Frlgnts-E2c Flour, &c WHEAT lie Tor
Com 10 New fork
kocgipis BY Lake last z hCursFloar 81 bbs Wheat
l9So bu h. Corn 81 basn. se 49J0 bush, Barley 6O
ral Cdrn nu Oars l. ldI
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CLEYELlNB AAD T0LED0 RAN R0l6

NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.
EOR THE PRESENT, TRAINS
Il leave Cleveland al 30 A NJ - p NJ 4 N6uoP 2
NJ. for Toledo and Chcago, via Nortyalk
AT " p NJ Tor Port Clinton and Sandussy and StaI1ns
East OF Sandusky-
E B. PHILLIPS, Superintendent.