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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1859-08-13
GLASS AND QUEENsWARE.

A good assortment.
DRUGS AND ICINES,-SADDLERY,
Doors, Window Sash, Glass, Putty. and, In fact,
it is too tedious to undertake., even, to enumerate
articles. The old and the young-the afflicted
and sick-wil1 find at the store Of HORNSBYS
& flick whatever is needed, no matter totcs.-
You can hardly name what they hGoen't got. The
poetry lies in the truth of the statement Cauand
examine for yourselves. We would respectfully
call the attention of the
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THE GREAT RUSH!
Latest from Pixies Peak !

=
Ever brought into Central or Southern Kansas, to
which large additions will be made from time to
time. 49,
Pixies Peak Emigrants
Will find it greatly to their interest to procure
their outfits at establishment, instead of going
to the river towns for Them Our stock consists in
part Of
DRY GOODS.
Lawns, Silks, Ginghams, Calicoes, Cassinets,
Tweeds, Cottonades, Cassimeres, &c. 5es.5
READY-MADE CLOTHING. 80,
Boots, Pants, Vests, Drawers-Colico, Hickory,
Check, White, Cotton, Wooden, Over and Under
HATS AND CAPS.
Senate, Cable, Leghorn, Panama, &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Mems, Women's and Children's, fine and coarse.
GROCERIES.
Coffee, Sugar-brown, white, crushed and loaf
Teas, Molasses, Flour, de-. as
s HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
ShoveIs, Spades, Picks, Saws, Hoes, Axes, Car
penter Tools, Butcher, Butter, Case and Pocket
Knives.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27
DIR. DELLENBAUGH'S
MAY Appo pointmenls.


nR. DEL -ENBAUGh. re<pee 1uuy inf -r.ns the citi-
Izens t0rtage ark nnd Turm sf ties and he
surfo oundrts tiEat lie vii re ain tile following
places All persons affected with any coniI Haunt of
chronic inv ted to call for grafuitous consult
CUYAHoGA co.-At his residence. il. East Cleveland.
"a Spa.gief Avenue. between Main and
l-E Euclid S'R., lst, I'd, I'd, 4sb, 5th
1th. s.ll, 9sh 10Th, llth, 29th, 3oth.
ChagriR Falls. .Eggiesfon iouse 2sth
PORTAGE COS Gsrrefisyiile. Norton House, ,s6th,
Y = - ? RaseRna- Collins HOUSE, a 4th,
SUMMIT Co -Akson, Empire Hoise, 18th. =-
~ Mnceioria, Al H Fiir's 12h.
STARK Go.-Ca,.ton City, st. HOUSE. .i6h.
ID Min-rSz, Ytrigliig HOGse, 2tst. 80 e
TUSCARAWAS CO.-New Pi-ila'ia, Nelson HoRse 18th
sas Zpar Hoiel. IL h.
CARROLL CO.-Leesburgh H.tel, 10 h. ---ss z-'l-s.
Z. Carruon, Patton HoHse, 20ih.
JEFFERSON GO.-SIeubensille. u S. HOUSE, s3i. -
COLUABAANA Co. WelsEiile, Missouri Heuse, 9Th.
North Georgetown. 25th.
0EAUGA c0-Cha- don, (hest Ho ell 27th. =t.
LsRAlN Co.-Elsra Beebe Hsuse, 3st.
DR.. D-iieubangh daiters himself that ne can cure
Chronic pl.ints OF be oldest most inate ciar
He uses no meFcurla preparations and only med
DIR. d. OF CT velnd, is the of the celebrated DR.
Deilensaugh late Of Georserowa, who successfully
trea ed and arescr,ed or 2Sa ooo patients during rs
All diseases p.r,aiung Women and Children treat
ed with great success DR.. DSll, nhaush. li49
Where Dr. d. presc.ibes fur patients MS charges will
he satisfactory There one praeiicing in George
tswn ON DI.Ilsnbaueh systenl. Fs hEE 81 -
.B. Or DSspeaks the Gernan langnage.
boHt aeus general health 6eca, ne much inn
aree, and in short time there eFup.ion made
it, appearance face and body assunhigthe very
worst Eyfe Of skin disease (sn csed by tn. Dre) nv
husband eng physician, tried different remedies hut
avail dnotiug then applied other eminent pbysi-
sns. hut grt relief BY this time my head ana face
was mass Of sores fheard of DR.. Rs. e eat success
tseatingchrsnie diseases diseases of the skin Inps
piled him. and in less than months he had the
eruption removed aad my general health improved un
his treatment that now enjoy good health In
would say these stering from like disense
should apply to Dr Dellenbaugh MRS. A. RoGEE
ayaiu Assrfi LII
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27
m May appointments
DR. IT. TIJRRS. -

-sWill n attead dance as FOL liosxss ~ -
"a VEN "a, Prentiss House, Tuesday ,3Ist May. y
Akron, Empire House. Monday. 3Oth May
Warren National Hotel, SATURDAY,. 4tl, June
clevsland, american House Saturday, April 18th.
sga'n Thursday. 18Th May. 8&s
FoR CONSULTATION UPoS ALL DISEASES THE THROAT,
.ASD- -SPLEEy-- Also, -DRoPsv GRAVEI., RHEcMATrsM
sNsRrousSsss, DEBILITY. DSspETsIA FEMALE DfsEas
- Is, AeuE ssD FEVER, FITs, IMPuRIrIRsoF The BLoop
EsuPrIcNs, CANCERS, ULCERS and all other varieties
= terrial.sE Ell Z IT, = IT y : isy A1
For ten years, DR. Tuhbs has voted his entire
time to Cnrouic Diseases treating thousands annually
OF whom had exhan ted every other with
nreach. In so CASE ARE MINERAL Posoys EN-
ptoY ed, NOE DOES He MAKE SICK aAKt: TEAR
DOWN TO BUILD UP AGAIN The medicines be taken
with safety by the most derate, and patients may
Mt home and contnne with prudence, their ordinary
diet and exercise Hunfreds have recover ed ener he
treatment after friends and physicians bad siven ap all
hope the fndisputahle evidences of which can aways he
fu nished Tnyalids, reuced or desparng are
invited t. call and he that en-,
witt be given or expense incurred without correspond
ing prospect of recovery.
The writer of the followisg has been for two wears
Justice of th- Peace in Fremont and is w. known to
RoNCHiTIs-iTs WORST STAGES CURED =,
Mr. W still resides in East Cleveland, is in vigorous
bealth, and living witness of the permaneuce of the
cure ... .s.s q. 80 i9a .rt.fs. 7s.s . 4
D. TrBs. Sr:- - =
When frst orimenced your treatmet, fsv month
since, I was much depHtatad. aud suffering from
leyere pain in the side. shoriress of BREATH weakness
the small # the hack. night sweas restl ssness coigh
ing and expect0rang usely often raising pint Of
wiisish suhsiaee in sirele morning, took cold g.
q.ently, and soreness and ina"maion of the throat
of tN standing cd increasing and extending
down upon The lungs A. tunes b-cr me so dizzy as f
fall unless near sone s5ect of SUPPORT By Use OF yonr
and sro'g ever before in my life; and work
through all kinds "f weair an though sometimes wet
neither cough nor Of throat have troubles me in
East Cleveland, Dec. 2a, 1857 anrl3
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27
ROrta ge County Democrat,
- OF THzIs WEEK, ~.

Put up in wrappers t-A y Price. four cents
To ADvERTI-ER-.-It becomes necessary
assu remind advertising epstome,s tba 20
insertion for the week. advertisements
hand IN BY 10 o'clock. 4, N Monday, -
ga To VnLLAGEs SuB scEIBERs.-- Business en-
gagemsns Of extraordinary nature have preyentedfe
sonling opt Of annual bills village snd Once
subss ibeFs During the next week, these tils win be
presented 10 every subscrber, In accordance with our
ubaai annual custom. = =. s,1-,s, = >
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27

FAST DRivING.-0ar citizens. and all others,
vii please remember that there is ordinance prohibit
ing fast driving within the city limits and may be
well remember that this ordinance win be enforced 10
to the letter. Five miles hour is the limit. Ther
has been much fast driving within the corporate
its of late, and upon pr public square particularly.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27
ro-DaY,. New Aaversl.enen...

~ Ensign & soule- Druggists
ETE. A. s&css Whittlesey- Sdmiuistrator's Notee.
T P. snglsfsry-Administrator Notice
U H [. Dsy-Inportant to 81 concerned -
IL Vanes & Gardner-crocksry. -
GH streator. Daily Co -shslersville Cheap Store
fY- John Baisd-astop thieE1ss
IL Ravenna Book store-Nev and valuable Books.
seI- Ravsnna Book store-Fresh Fruit
G-E snas trocker-Executor's Notice fts
tJr Drs. Prshtics & Leonsrd-Profsssonal Card.
! ~ Prentiss, hopkins B co.-Those New Goods. a
~ k---%&sss rrPeciAL NOTICES. - : 49, -
IL Spiritual Meeting Center Of shalersyllls.
lLscAL sorioks.l ~
II O. y. sbdmsn-Iook oufsfor him.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27

YOUNG SIR HENRYi--wili stand for Mares the en-
suing .easons, as follows: Commencing Monday.
April 18th. and ending July lst He will stand on the
same days that rite Tuckahoe does. .
TERMs-S5,00 for In surance payable az soon as the
Mare Is known to be wi fDa Any person parting VII b
an Insured Marc falling to biiu her regularly there
by forirts the insurance money Every care viii be
ken, but will not be accountable fur accidents. Young
Sir Henry he Will be three years old the 1t day OF june,
weighs about 200 pounds, he has taken eEi drst pre-.
miums: hen one year obi, he took the first presnih
the Portage Cou ity Fair, and first at the Union Fair
Twnsbu gl and also the PaiuesSlle Horse FAIR when
two ears old. first premium at 3Twiusburgh Horse
Fair. and first premium at the Portage County Fair and
three first premms Mt Meadvle, Pa. He Is supposed to
lie by many The hest trained Horse In thu State. tor
PedgIee lteed not mention, the stock beth aides
known 20 be Turf Horaes. He sired by Yeung Sir
Henry, his dam by the broken leg E -pse. i'lf
Pioprietor. ELWOOn HAMILTON
ehaersville, April 18Th, Is59-aw. ~ ..-.- -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27

e hIPoRTANT TO IowN,HIp Ass EssoRs- Among
the laws which We publish to-day, win be found one
touching the duss Of Township A.sesaorss which it 10
importan for every Township Assessor to carefully o-
Speaking OF this law the stte Journal ,.,s We
learn that be ronship SCISSORS srpoo. that
thew not bound otake enumeration of The white
maIe iuhADians of the this year. They are mis-,
taken; the lnw IL express. -
An passed January 10, 1892 required enumeration
by the County in that year aud curry uyf
gear thereaer An act Of March 20 1871. deyoyed
duty upon township instead Of county asssssos An act
ofJanuary %, 1872 required the Governor 10 notify the
township assessors Of ihs duties required Of them
by in the year 1s4s and every fourth year
thereafter The act Of February IL ls5 repealed by
the sets Of 1sii 1s4s relating 10 lhis
matter but required the duty enumeration from the
township assessors every fourth year. An act f the
General Ass-mbIy just adjourned passed Anil ls5a
repeals expressly the at Of ls and the rst section y
The act Of hvt snjoips again the duty of
! upon the township assessors - Z - b5s "a.
Ths law, therefore, IL now stands dispense. ,,t
the Governors proclaiuaon; but ts town
assessors Of the several townships to take an
ton a. formerly every fourth yesr all wte male
inhsoants Of their respective townships the age
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27

APRIL. instead OF being month of : sun
s'na and of showers has been bleak gloomy and
disagreeable December. April has behaved
badly before Her frowhs have been very bitter
SO generally gay and blIthesome lass and We mus
strike her name from our list of favores for 1859.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27

ATTENTIoN is directed to the ('rockery ad
vertisement of vA>cE & GARpsER in to days paper =,
They have elegant China sets. beautiful Queens ware
&c, which well worthy the attention and inspec,
tim Of purchasers. = tsf. -, { -
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27


q years and Ake return thereof 10 the Clerk OF the
Court Of Common Pleas on before the hird Aon1sy
OF May in such year The PouETH YEAR Is YES fEAhi
and the ownsip should govern
cordingly.
It may well add here. thai no -atiop or
enrolment for purposes is now reqredi the sec
of the formerly passed. which provided for
having been repealed nt the LIST session. -
MAxrUA - Repubiicanism is healthy and
vigorous In this pleasant and patriotic Township
correspondent sends the sujoined gratifying inte
gepce: - * ~ 3 zu
Tbessoowing Is the result OF the Township Election
q. N. Taylor.
Trustees...S Amzi wimot,
Geo. Fairbanks.
CzeTk..-.--- Horace I.add.
Tyeaar9--Jason Moore
Assessor...-M. L. H.l rook.
coHaa5fe.--- JOSIAH stiit -5 =
AHbou. 6ds Republicans elected by maories of from
30 to 81. '=as stt -
The Demccraey in Mantua are helpless. s.
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27

ii Henry l.. DAY is now in New York city
for the purpose of purchasing choice and seasonabe
stock Of Goods Mr. DAY makes his selections with ase
and Discrimination ssA t9aisR = 7s5ts q
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27
P E D TG R E e

Old Tucknhoe was sired BY Herod Tuckahoe he BY
Tuckahoe and he by Old 7uchahoe, owned by Gov.
Ridgels, of Maryland; Hrrod Tuckahoe's dam by wild
Herod and he by Herod who was imported by Charles
Carroll Of Marysnd and crossed BY Tens TUG tshoe's
dam by sdi Hafnet, he by Col Boss imported Laboo
Trckatoe was formerly owned by VIM. Irwin, of West
Unity Up Col eo..6 and sold ct his sale % the
subscriber for S9i0 He was sold by A. King for The
sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollars. He has taken eight
FIRST Premiums different Fairs mp tie year 1856 aud
several premiums since, too numerous and tedious TO
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27

sCcURT OF CoMMoN PLEAs--Last week-the1
rst week Of the 9essfonwas occupied In trying
ofitle public interest," importance yet all
entitled judicial beurlng, and the number the
docket was somewhat reduced sa4e isrla ~
The announcement OF the appointment ri sbe Grand
Juror was The last note made Of the proceedings last
week This body made their report to the Court on
Thursday having found eight ind ctmsnts were
iAi Discharged: s -
~ State Of Ohio against James B. Kirk and Daniel Price.
Indictment for countsretng and forging Ten Dollar
4 Bank Notes ON the Forest City Bauk of Cleveland.
State of Ohio against Robert Bluff. Indictment for
having counterfeit money with intent barter sud
ss pose Of the same. q = ~ q
State Of Ohio against Joshua webb. Indictment for
having counterf-it money VITA, tent to batter a.
State Of OHIO against Case Thomas. Indictment for
Petty Larceny, .sF 4l. 49,
~ Of sgaDst Brainerd seiby Indictment for
iisa ceiling Intoxicating louor. . y 's5Eas
State Of Ohio sesinst Peter Edict Three Indictments,
for selling inoxca ing liquors. 5,-ss-5. ,ss4
The following named gentlemen constitute the Petj,
- Jur, for the Term. ~ = s7,5a il q
solomon Slaughter, Ravenna; Jno Wait Ravenna;
Henry n Rediielt. Randolph; WIN Brocset Randolph;
x.c Avery ssreetshoro; G. Bradford Ravenns: war
rem Bancroft, Nelson: gcseph Mark Frapkiin: wm.
Z 2 Bond Raxenns ; sseobfG o. Earnest paltnyra j. g. Her
rick Rayeins; Wn, b. Psype Nels6p. so
Z The arst civil case IN. of ,e Coma
9 - WAS that Of aaieH sai
Geo. coaanf agains Harvey HatchEiss Second z,ial 1
s Tried BY Court suit brought on uromissoyy note
given hy Lyman Hoth ss fahcr Of defendant durine
his ne time 10 pIsinsjf Judgment for pi.intid.
49,, r. B. couant for Plaintiff. Liz H. c. Ranuey for
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27
Farn,ers, LooIk q ere.

Herr where you get your Coils fur nothing /
Young Tuekahoe make better timt thau BIN. q.
VIII ch was the time made by the horse that the ft
dollar premium the late Fair of the Western
Horse Brredcr's Association. note with good
ty for $a5 will be taken, payable when Young Tucknho,
hal make faster trotting time than that above specified
and e he fails to do 1t, The note sl,h be forfeited.
81 - 31ft '7i - '- .-- % Ei.WOOD HAMILTON
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27
AN EIGnrEKS OUkcK TUMoR REMovEr

: An EIGuTEES OUNCE TUMoR REMOVED -
On Monday sr, Drs. cotss and WILLS of THIS rlaef,
removed large fatty tumor from the left shoulder oi
Miss cysrRIA GnBxET, Of Palmyra The tnmor was To-
csted directly behind the shoulder, and more treu-
blesome than painfui- II wegbsd when removed. egh
teen ouuees. The patient put under the influence
Of ehlorofu during the opera on. and not sensi-
bic Of the slightest pain Drs BAssETT Of Edinbur
and BIaE1ow Of Palm, present a the operation.
-
Much apprehension has been felt for the
safety ofe peach and cherry crop this year. and it
feared that the late cold snsp had operated dee dedy to
their injury Upon considerable personal inve tgato,
and qise extensive inquiry pleased be able
state that. yet tie fruit is entirely unirnred in this
region If country. The fruit crop bids fair be
this season. hat plenty may the
hus"andmans store Is the sincere wish of every good
citizen. es-F = f-s E,evvg
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-04-27
FIRST pREMIUM HORSE OF
s " THIS STATE!!
Young 4uckahOe.

IN IL WILL stand for Mares the ensting season as
W follows: CmnnenciIg on Monday. April 18th,
.NS9 and ending July 1s'.-On Mondays at the Col
liis stbie, in Rave Tuesdays and Wednesdays
the staile of A. Hamilton, 10 Randolph: on Thursdays
at the Centre on Roostown; Friaas aRd Saturdays
at the stable of E. Hain on. in Shalersvile. - %
= ~ - TERMS:
% 90 for insurance, payable as soon as the Mare is
known 10 be with fol Any person parting with an In
stirred Mare failing to bring her regularly thereby fer
feits the ipsurance money Every care win be taken
we will not ne iuabie for accidents.
: YOUNG TUCKAHOE-Iss 8 beautiful Bay, sixteen
hands high, black tail and legs, fine arched neck.
well proporioned and well calculated suit pub.
lie He will be four old the 25h Of May, weighs
about 100 pounds. he has taken FIRST Preniume,
and Second when four months old at the Coumbis
Co. Fair, and likewise when year old at the
County Fair and at the Fair when two years
old s'lpremium at Lawrence Co, Pa frst premi-
ut Mahoning Co., o., he took the 6rst premium at
Twipshurgh Horse Fair and the first premium at the
Portage Co. Fair, and asweep- stakes premium the
County when he Out-tr.ted every Stallion on the
track. there sialions from Stark. Co luinbiana aud
Summit Counties; he tovk the first premium at the last
OHIO State Fair. where he out trotted every stallion in
his Glass; lie is square troter in Harness, beau
ifer racker under the saddle His dam Is Of the fine
a; rnaa
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-07-22
JULY 22, 1889.
MEDICAL.
July Appointments.
nrH.TUDBs willbe in attendance "a,

D'ioM":;.r TUBES ~'ll0' in attendance ''fol'
CLARION, chasc's Hotol, on Tuedny, io,h
fAfNtsvuLr, Cowles House, on Monday. 18Th
July. i''-
CLtvELAND, American House. on Wednesday
and Thursday, 2Oth aud 2lst July.
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat,
Lorss, Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys,
ana spleen; also. Dropsy, Gravel, rheumatism
Nervousness, Debility, Dyspepsia, Female Dis.
niosi hsue ana Fever, Fits, Impurities OF the
Dloou, Erupuons, Cancers, Ulcers and all other
nal aud internal
For some ten years Dr. r has devoted his entire
tlnlc to chrome diseases, treating thousands annu-
ally. many Of whom had exhausted every otIer-
resource within reach. IN no case are ,9,ye ois
or Otber po,SOnS empiOycd, nor does lie make sick
TO make well, or tear down to build up ugnin---
The medicines can be taken with safely by the
most delicate, and patients may romnin ut home
aud continue with prudence their ordinary diet
and exercise NaEy have recovered under tie
treatment after friends and physicians had given
up all hope the indsputable evidence of which
can always be furnished. Involids however re-.
duccd or desp1iring, are invited to cui and NAV
he assured that no encouragement will be given
or expenses incurred, without u corresponding
prospect OF recovery.
RAvENNA, o., Nov, 1858.
DR.. II. TUBBs--Sir. am glad to add my tes-
iimOny TO the number Of those you are receiving.
II was alter much persuasion that consulted you.
icIhaps TINS may luiluence some o her hcsitutlng
Invalid to seek relief ut your hauds. During tho
Winter oi 1888, was So reduced as to be uIab't,
when strongest, 10 sit the table My affection
was said to be disease of tile LEFT lung, heart and
stom0rh, The cough was very severe, attended
wih shOrluess OF breath, night sweats, aud swell
ing ol the feet aud anclcs. Digestion was SO fee
bic that csuld eat lttle else ,han cracker during
the Ninier, and Tor two successive weeks, sub
sisted on rice water or gum arabic water alone.
sinking turns came on nearly every day, and oc-
cas,Onally scycIal in one day, dcpriving me of
speech. uHd sometimes OF sight Also, Palpilation
was dist ossins. The n, art appeared TO stop az
t'mes, causing death.lke sensation, as though
the breath gone. and the circu lntion arrested.
Thus suffering inde.cribably, and to all APPEAR
nncc balancing between lite and death, lngeied
until rulict was obtained under your treatment. l
was at that time residing at NoTthfed Summt
Co., where the circumstances here given were
known generally. am enjoying comfort.
able health, aud though not as vigorous many,
am able tu perform household duties without iu-
convenience, and have walked over two miles with
suffering nothing more than fatigue at the time.
The great benefit derived rom your treatment,
and the interest you have manifested for me, shall
ever be held in grateful remembrance.
Respt tctflIly, yours,
Mrs. MARY A. BATEMAN.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-07-22
NEW MILLINERY GOOD
SPRING FASHIONS.

MRS, HENDRIX WOULD INFORM
WI her old Friends aud Customers that she ha
nsl received her spring supply of OF MILLINERY
GOODS, which consists in part OF Bonnets, Bon
net and Cap Trimmings, Ribbons, Artificial
Flowers &c, &c.
She is now prepared to do all worl, in her line
to the entire satisfaction OF all those who may
favor her with a call
0CT- Old Bonnels Bloached & Trimmed Ns usual.
Shop up Stairs Opcr S, T. r. Hendryr $
Grocery, one door South Of Court House,
Chardon, April s, 1859. 4S2-f
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-07-22
CLEVELAND MARKETS July 10.

FLoUR--The transactions are all Oh q
small scale, at former prices.
WHEAT-Sa'os are reported at $l.l5Ml,-
20 for rcd, and III ,250l.27 for white
These figures must be regarded us retail
prices, as no largo lots could bo sold within
gun.shot of these quotations.
CoRN-ls steady al SIC.
OATs-Are in fair inquiry and sales are
reported of l6O bus, inferior at SOC 40 bus
mixed from store in bags at 42c, 100 bus do.
at snmoand 600 bus new from BOAT at same.