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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-06-25

The AVERAGE EXPECTATION OF LIFE--Every
man, woman and child has a property in life.
What is the value of this property Mr.. Charles
NJ. Which has established an extremely easy rule
for expressing this value-this expectation of life
at any age from five to sixty. His formula
stands thus c=3(80-1); or, in plain words the
expectation of life is equal to two-thirds Of the
difference between the age of the party and 80.
Thus, say q man is now 20 years old. Between
that age and 80 there are GO years. Two thirds
of GO are 40 and this is the sum of his expecra-
ton of life. If man be now 60, he will have an ex-
pectation of nearly ID years more. By the same rule
q child of five has a lien on life for so years. Eve
~ one can apply this rule to his own age. The
results obtained by this new law correspond very
closely with those obtained from ''life tables"
constructed with great care from an immense mass
of returns. london AMen9um.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-06-25
A FITTING QUESTION.

30 Dear! shall zoe cper be done lying?-An hon
est old gentleman in telling US his troubles, gave
great prominence TO the necessity be was frequent
ly under of disappointing his customer, whose
work could not be finished as soon as he had prom.
ised. After explaining the difficulty, he looked up
with great earnossness, and exclaimed, % Dear
shall zoe erer be done Nth this lying"
We have often wondered ourselves whether such O
contamination would ever take place. Your boots
shall be done on Saturday night without fail."-
Nevertheless, you have to 60 to church with gap
ing shoes for want of them. Your coat shall be
sent home by nine o'clock on Saturday night
and you get it in fact, the Wednesday after. 'Wil
you lend me your wheelbarrow ? l will return i
tonight" You wait for it till next week and Their
send for it. MY carpenter solemnly agreed to fin
ish my house by November; but it was July be
fore l could get the key. My wood was to be spill
on Saturday afternoon-enough for the Sabbath
so it was, but I had to do it.
My money was TO be paid the next week; ant
then, NEXT week and then, NEXT week, and then al
soon as he could get it he did get it and spent it
and then it should be paid when he got it again
and paid another debt because the man treated
him more savagely than l would. The strength
laid out in running for this money, if it had beer
economically applied to labor, would nearly hav,
earned the who'd debt. The fellow never paid m,
at last; bnt Death came along, and he paid hin
promptly. % dear shall we ever get done will
this lyingP 1t is one of the few domestic manu-
features which which need no protection and flour
ishes without benefit either to the producer or con
sumer." Henry Ward Beccher.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-06-25
sATIsFAcToRY-oR OUGHT TO BE.

lIt appears that in a certain town q proposition
was made TO invite Brown, of the Wisconsin CHEZ
to deliver a temperance address. Some objections
wero made, three of which We subjOin, with the
editors plea of guilty to all Of them
''Bropn is mercena,y--riR not go to tall temper
ance without pay"
Guilty ! We have q large sum invested in gra-
tuitous reform labor, and now retire on the income.
Our Bank account of good wishes" and votes OF
thanks, shows several millions IN our favor, and
we are above the necessity of lccturing and foot
ing our own bills. We are now speculating-put-
ting potatoes in the ground and enjoying the in
crease.
"He is rich and lires in a palace at The Oaks"
All truth. We are one of the nabobs. Like
the fellow who would have four cbipmunks when
he killed the one he was after, and tbree more, 80
we shall have aome land when We get it. Our
palace is principally of pine, 22X3O, one story,
and most sumptuously furnished. 1t is neither
plastersd, papered, or painted insido-suchf finish
ing is too plebian. We use the stove-pipe for q
chimney, and our parlor for hall, reception room,
dining-room, kitchen, library, sanctum, wash
room, place to spank the children, ETC., etc. Our
Brussels ingram is made of old coat-skirts, shirt
tails, dilspidated pants, and other things too
numerous to mention. Our furniture is COM
mon cherry, and our chairs bottomed with cat-tail
flags. Our spo' ms are mostly pewter-silver being
rather common. Our chattels personal run up to
the handsome figure of several millions.
One wife, value no. to be computed.
Three %youug'uns, ditto.
Three pigs, s2.25.
Twelve hens and more hatching-(not
paid for or price knovn,)
One cat and four kittens, 500
Two cows, and a calf in prospect, 600
Two jack-knives, $50
One quarter acre strawberries, 100000
The above, with little matters divers and sun
dry. give figures the spasms when the total is
enumerated. We dare not 60 into details, for
fear of robbery. If Bro, - expects a man
of such means to 20 out and talk temperance, he
will be disappointed. We are growing more and
more mercenary every day. We shall add three
more pigs to our stye, and push the setting hens
to their utmost. And il our farrow COW should
add another calf to our horned stock, we shall be
above lecturing entirely.
"He struts about the farm and plays the lord in
6roddcl0M."
A fact. Our homo rig was once broadcloth,
though badly ventilated now. Rents range from
the knee upward. Our hat is straw, and now in
its fourth summer wear. Our shoes and kids
came with US into the world. And when WI walk
among the Lawrons, %Catawissas. IIoughton's seed
lings, the spacious strawberry patches. and look
upon two apples, and q half dozen pears, one
quart Of currants at least, several gooseberies and
as many raspberries, we do feel like u lord, and
above the benevolent business Of lecturing and
paying our expenses for a vote of thanks.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1859-06-25
GarSmare! 9%arowattl

DA MEL " L T 0 ", is qo,g
Would respectfully inform his friends and patrons
that be has REMOVED his Hardware Store 10
the ROOM LATELY OCCUPIED BY j. n W.
M'LERAN, and is now receiving directly from
New York, a large and well selected stock Of
HARDWARE.
, 1859-10-12

IN the course Of the week, bus somewhat recoy-
efed tone, more particularly in the country.
eFen with good supsies.
~ mnn5 instances there has been M adraucc
vi 'afif IL: Per qr. on Rne sanples of new old
generally being held back for better onnortun;.
uc:: ING olmlnution OF foreign imports shors
dissatisfaction With the state Of trade md vet
1hatke's ~, abroad are fairly sustained. Fringe.
neg1on, and Holland either note 1ise ia nrice'
VI more nrmness in the markets, The sa,ne
na staae Of things was felt in the danube: but
s; su;oessa, forced up By Seapoli,an orders ior 4
ume, has become calm. New York. too. has
leceoed from its buo5ancy, the Canadian har-
ses1 oeine pretty sure, aud universally admitted
10 oe abundant. Should prices iu any needy
country fGJ be attractive, america mud Odessa seem
hke!y to be competitors this season. The finer
quaafles, however, from the Baltic will ,nost
probably come here. to supply cur deficiency in
"SalRut ono 1our,n,Aklng properties.
1he arrivals OF the coast since the 9th Sent.
nave nv been i, Of which wcre Wheat, aud Is
;au1e' ana lie business transacted was as fol.
Io"s; X cargoes Wheat, viz.: Berdauski at
4os, Odessa Ghirka at los, ii do at 1is r..
Eaurog Ghirka at As Cd, ] do at 4as 8d and
Egyptian at 29s; 20 Of Maizc at a5s Cd TO 2es
PER e.; 6 cf Barley at eos to o3s: l of Rye Ut
s5s Sd and Of Tagaurog at l7s3d
Ibc sales Of Wheat noted last week were ~ so1
qrs At AS. 3d., against 1l9,as7 qrs last season.
The London averages were 4as, lid. on 465o
4rg. w 7'''S
Ihe imports into the principal ports of Great
n5sr[1atain, for the week euding ssh September in
i" neat and Flour, were 1924 qrs. The total
imports Tor August last, throughout the United
Alnsaom, we're 2o4 ,564 qrs. Wheat, and lis, ,1l5
, 1859-10-12

/ 81. Ybvh,,, E.t i,n, los, H.. ro....
Epsoto S.t. sk6a4c: rnd,n. =. con,,,s. 49, ~ W.
4I.4xc. y1,dof hly, ,.a,-o M.da,- ,.c;-s1 .e.l4
neal Tn. 1nd1rn .stG1 N. nr,..,,-.- ~, o.,
Ann.t,o sezxc an. r.rr. J,no,tr, .7,Lsn ~. -.
t1c,,tor.,e kat N. So, m a. e. 49,, 49,
ssxs, Lead 1sae.e: f,r,1t A.,a .,sssc ;, ~,
Ae!d .sac1c, Gum t.,.,,r s.,7n
EGGs-rb.r. H.. ,,., -. ...,.. .,...,.u.,,.,.
The rttk and H. ,n,-sst ~. s,a.,.x
In a,r I'm, ~ 1a.zA,, ~AN@9 40'1' -'~0<AAs
F1sH 49,. 49,.
uht. r,.h dr.s..s 49,, - p~se. 4ns -
c,ase we no,- IN ,dr,,.. ~ az. - ~ +, ,.b.,
t,n rbc .,..Ir a,a..,,a ysn,-r 1-,,n
N.,r hui, M {, SO. .n,v . -, Ak rro,.-- -11,,f
h,rs M .oa. ~ ~ -. r,,o,,..t., "
l. bh,, 1aaao n. xo . n M M Wal. M. In hi,
,,,. r. .o,,o ~. ~. = -. ~ = -ns.7 ~ ~.
Fu 1I,uc,~ H.. E,...h ~. :. on.-.. H. nv
.,xo r,,n,,. =, -.,..* go ~ N, - ,o- s,.,.
E,k.s,n- 49, "
-ru1-Jr ~, ..,,,n,.., ,oot
49,. Ns'1,". *uPp' y. ~s'@sH,~
- ~ NV - .ns =.
an ..d ,r.,..-. ..n,.. ,-sa.s. c.,-. ~
...,.. ,,S t., s...sa..- ,o..o -. r.+,+-
.rh.,. T. h,t rt,a I,,,,s ~. ~ ., -. nn,v ~
..h..s t. "-.,N ~ .pres' s.e s.tf1 -
a4e 's'' a." ~ " ~ -. 49, -"
A@ ~ ~ W.. so'" p'1a @ aeia a. o*s'Ae 's
n,,n,rn.rr ~ t1sus' Va 'ne ~ s'Asa - '~'7
e.v-.''. seA4y 49," 80
4ae 'oAo"k ate tas e4os'ns '1s7 I" 'Ae ""es
.s74s "sa.' ''f 'o's ol zen aofe, neaas aaa
-e" 80 soea e""osn ~ t1f - P.as 's%,1s'
t"'" tAeo, '@se' &c" i'< ''ea1a'1 "''s
- ~ -. - staaeaso e'asaso' !o"e -"
- r+A..N ~, r,*.' - -'1oe $1,000 ,N;1'.s
:. ~ ~ - 4As .eao"4"3 ~" ~ ~ - ..'..e - ~ t =.
, 1859-10-12

oATs-KecclpA last week, ~ lu tAlrmcn'k 46.o9
b. The market during the week has been aevc ind
tho close the nsket benc buoyant a1d Advanced
0srs The prices 10 la wecka review The demand Is
chiefly for shipment to Buffalo, 1t there Is also n,.ed
demand for shru,crt by rail- to Cne.nnasi and Pittsburgh
The sales Of the week faoEs:-1n tic 9TH 1p.t
100 lu. ai &c for No IN store; On the th:-1en0o
bu 10 L. a.2e II store; Tire 1h !Rkt tOoo ut So In
stoe. and ssKe for canal al ri the :-so bu II
:Re9c for No Ia store; tie 1h 5000 bu at .sa:lc
for No In stosc.
TopAT the tusIlst active and ADVANCED Hc. Saes
wee s0o lu Canal n &c adoat: o1o bu Es 3oc In
htors: 400 bu do II soe In sor: lo in do Sic III
ktsse.
RiERece!pta ast wscf. II In ahipments xAtn;
The market during lie week has been n and a!sc uua
eoed demand by shppcr-pees the close Ahou Ing m
advance du1f tie *eck Of 5. sshel. TcnAr the s
wczr So bu So.l 1t e,ke in store; 1000 bu do I. &c IL
store; s's bags do at 6,e on track.
nARLEf-Keae'pa LAT week, s. a.=s bu sbIpped 1;1s9
tu Their has been god shipping deand for Barley but
the tFaaess Of holders has limited tEAnselons and the
ma1f3 eos-s que The saez Of the ~e1r a follows:
on tic sh sGo busela atSl16.c for MOL; &c 10. No
p and sc for Rejected; ntbe 9Th. hnoo bu 1t s,Q3c
I'm No In hore On the 'th 4oo1 tu II fet No
aud &c for No.. On ths ah ;1soo, 1u. sasa 1os
No l. and 4dI4sc for No.: On the 10th 1000 b. =, Sc.
sc for No Land te6 &se No..
TO DAT the market was12.s loxez. Salts wc1r-aon
Ia No as Sc IN store 500 bu No NJ 4s l sore; 80 bu
doat Aee IN ssore.
A1C0u0L-Reee!rts last week. -, bb!ss kMpuen,s
ZIG bbb. Marked advanced le-elatDs at saa.sc
BROOM CORS-Iseceipts last week none: s.Ipxa.n..
l45t5oos THERE'S continued good deraGd with limited
supply 3aica were:-$ toes eouuoa at $93 n<r
ton 6tons prime II $50 per t-n-saken for Aspmknt 10
Cauad1.
DCTTER-Heclpt& 4n xeck oo7s* ib4 IN The absspee
Of much hrpick demand the mark qu!e acd olluLas
declined le. DAi.S ho~erts, Is IN fs.s denaad EQ.6
nrf1Af MA m,
, 1859-10-12

LIQCoRS-Pure Spirits. &c Pixies Mazrdh Thlaky
aSe; FaLlans Imperial" d. 3oc; Fabians Maytawes..
do. sc. smIths 0lio do. &c; "O.rd Dspug" Draady
es.fas71o; A. sslgpeste do. tis52:6a. Gts--"Gnps
Lest" e o.; "Clovsr Lest" tio: 'oraaEs Tree. atc.
JAHAlcA Erx-4th proof, q. .s2o; St csulx Hum, ID
peoof. AIao0c
LEAI1IER-The market Is quls. and Price, n.u. Oak
sols 3s9sie n; Spanish middle weights :tasae Bride
Leather s2sic; Coar Leather t4p Y do1en; HsEnesk
Leather SOC n; 1Ieao:k ZIP. 5o2s5c = > Hem1ock
0slf 1s2sac @n: French ZIP. soatoo y; French Golf
10<sl - n; Fauals Ca! 81 oea41n dossn Heznloek
Upper At Eel 60 dorm Oak Upper Leather IS 09
$50 dozen.
LUMBER, &c Receipts Last week, 4.yseeo feet Lum-
bes SCI c9l Shingles. Shipments feet Lumber;
.oo Shingles. The markc. during the week has bcen
very quiet and there heavy falling on in both the
ccrts and shipments. The ony matter Ct interest to tue
trade that trzn.pei was the Asslgnecs rae OF | Of II.
Hawland Co stock The sale comprised the following
lot: 0013 eet srcoud cer at 4163 fur ic; 16.a3 Il.
~ Inch; 1a9I9sE for ~ nrh and 1s73 for rch g 600
i common flooring at 1031 0o9 ttt do nj II 20 20 Too
feet third csas ct 800; 1900 feet co1non boasIs ta
.oe1. TENS e.,h This sale nj better figures than
tie feeling In lie trade would have indicated and snce thea
Lumber ce.es and manufacturer sve had confidence
IN the market. II. common boarls were mosty sold
to Country tsalcs snd The I'd and 81 clear to cy deaA
There IL hut little doing In Ca.goes aaoat Two cagoes
from usEeEou, Of boards and trips sold ii and
soo The demand at tho yasds urog the week h1s cen
ve.r ESls but prices ,emaln .sc,y ut quotations.
Thee good inquiry fir second clear by manufactured and
ote:s: but nIt clear Is Inactive and a.ow The lno!s
ntse7 too low to eE Of boats gang down. nEd till then
med not expect In the p1eseu: statc Of the aatke
mktcztnlcha1ee EusGAxs-The receipts ae very Hight,
snd dc.ies making rather Inquiries. few lots
sofd Mt 43:s5 for No ard aud ne underzta'd
That ,tuc article tf will tonaad the Outside quota
tIons readily.
, 1859-10-12

AHRlt ltED---.-~-...---..Uet. H.
gopTrcy, Byn ButLo. 1co cda WOOL 1sa bdi. szoo 80
Prop asst; &; 6s''r' st. 10'epA 20 's' % ea'
prop Sis, Clu4 Iuf IL. 6. bss apples s4at pss nt1c
sst * 9s l. i ss .hlases
ssr s e. Cnlnhi Iuskeson, 100 IN lumber, 81
sehs ros.u Gaug gan, TEssess Day. 10 m laaber
chs jarrl Taane Anderson. Dock Lske 70 eds salns1s
:er VII r~cn oswego. Is tons iron, 20 tons lipe.
buntea .,
sea1 chss3 Hiblan irsssoll sheboysan. i, wood
:e4r lisi b4tk Muss:san l.s n latl. aS snrty b's
hehr & J:ieamnad, Keith, But14:o Q, Id Vtonsc cosl
:>ehr 81. Bcapttt, Green by. no m lumber
aeh1 u Grey, .zck7way, ST. Joseph to1 tses q Il
sear 5shepta wll7sn. yh,:s L Ls.s 50 = a n lumber
.,chz Isntler, Thomas, Esskerlile, 81 ctis wood
CLEARED.
ir1o1 sss ttoro,d At naesne,
e ee @ ~ SG s: T. oais s. s IT, BIS
III MaIqus:te. Isss' DGaIo. 1900 bu sheas. 20 toas
IL A,soma. Grsst. oerto.
TX Pilgrim, Busrs OeeEto.
r. r. + ,:;s E:.t;'q .;3,sae !husct4 M1IinasSaa n
cir Charley Hioba1d. I5kt tsol. IT Washington.
81 81 fsi I H.
ses 1ss;y BURKE Nu.s so so la CON- 100 bags ssore.
sehr Moa.oea, Muskexou.
Sir h A4efe E4lkaei o:xego lss .u = snst , -onr
]'nrs, u ttn sund!i+s.
Sc,s 1.evsnt, Conne.l. " ll!te Lake.
III Cases:e Gsaham, Tolt cobo:ne ls ~ bu farley.
sclr shepherd. Norton, buffalo. L, SIS bu whcat-
, 1859-10-12
1failrnans.


MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND
1El LAKE SHORE RAILKoAo. s*asoA Aszsn<s-
E,enf. ia:z. :akRs a1ett zE4 xfser 4pr1l 3D.
Ba:fEo xa,lEssoa s2npxtsA WoE.t@E rots3at ';5;
u, Dsakt.k Albany, H. taat. Montseu To'a;o tsfvo-
lauc, Fa.b3h- ilssststuzxh Vhas:ok. 5Jscuss Iru{,
Burlington. acl al to p'a.s In PENS, ra.a, New fosk.
and The New Et,R.stA sk4teA.
G:pQ z Mall al 4tccolnsat..n, Ta Old Michigan Ltns,
daily. slx:t-ays excepted. rrachAs: roxslo II +:Ss
PA. oanat!n{ II Alrtau With ,he srA.n reachlcx
1kse4t II ::i1 Pm, enn1ec::tcs w!ta tsa3Es on
Gseat Ws1tt9n r. X. Lns.
ECO A. New Yust ExpE.As tdz4y e1espt suntay1 vto
Gtahen Alr Line, rsaca Toi7to II 4:a3 pul. sid
D*t1u1t ttscc. u 7:l5 In tine 70 cnEntcs v4ia
trains on Great K1s&esn Railroad East N7ti, and
Al poiats interior IN GeEa1s.
$50 Io- Ntw York and R4ton Expsca ftAy, Saturday,
9o.tke1,, y!a Old Mich1tan rv,s1. reaexa Tosso
Il 6au am, aal Uxt1~,lt LIN. oH.aecting with
s:SO pm tsaln "a 0rent " cst<sn ILL.,
Caun&csn naEs II ElJte aad NoEoev4le for Ill points
Interior n Southern atd Middle Ohio. trrct e.mnf1ns
mai. cleveland vt, tans for t:ttshurth- Phinda1plo
an! ,.l!!n9xv making quick ns 2. an{ osns5 !us
WOODHCkT-S PATENT ALEEFisE CARS aerno1"
rnny ali night this to Nav York and Aon
All tnins for newly tsta1 With Ftaf!lasoTs
%rAfhH
, 1859-10-12

4 NDR1CK g. BALLARD,
II ATTORNEYS AND CoCSsELLOR3 AT LAW,
No. Methodist Church Bucx,
Corner OF GLAZE and " WAahingson 1tsseta, Ch!caEo.
LOUIS 4. ASp2icN. fauu a1U74ml uALf11t
, 1859-10-12

dian et Sc. oatuo5ant at 434sHe fri STATE, ts4sc
s4c4ssru Ahd C1Istiau-
WhuKz-It tet tuoyant sales 40 tris 1t eaHc.
11oyisostnk lower fur ness and dItner tof pE7fae;
saies 1p br Il 1a-215 Is for meg. lo33ta 10! Pf11ae
14t0 for pri n,e.s l4.b:eI4 s. for thin 50 7o tot
clear fteiady; ri 50 tta Ut 1oG4 = or country
prime hCD4 for d. 0o3ll o0 for sepatkcd o. y
tnd ard pew beef hams qu!et; new NEtern are ttlnE
1t $ltal7. Ina ruess be uhcharged and nonlnal GEt
es very nr and 1o1a.na II Sc ior shoulders and 9He
fur hams "a dult-wishout sals1 Lard eu1yAnt 1les
400 hsss at 11ilSc Butter, ls4isc foF ohio .na laV
s1ocEk-At fair business dote att tht buoy'
II r.; By wss maintained "a ths p!inetal soe.
changed. stezt Exchange aclve At shad. under
H. a1es tel In supply sss oxss aod 9aosSt xo sx
b<al cn saturlsvin prebahy Ike milLoa or Inoe;
lively tine took Re- At the Erie election tod.y wih three
Chicaeo i RoehlAnd e4H; Gsleza 4 Chle4xossK:
OK l G boadsI; ii i Ii MOS; NYC61K: T
:5t; Trading: IS 10; Pacific Mil -; Auuson % -
Bio: Mn6's hAk
, 1859-10-12

F. *VI.s.*..stNlJs
xa1ns * 1853 sl.k1 3s,Ss9 Saa.:3 1aSt3 49,. lGVo
s,lnoe !aol so e9s A.Y5l3 6s4JC ES,b 1T
The receipts aud shipments during the past
81 hours, were as follows:
EKcE1frA yks1E1pAY.
Is+,r ts,,-
, 1859-10-12

*s71se E1{5f92A SE{E, I31
Another week of broken weather ~,,h h.
thowers. has hinaered the harvestinr OF H. ~.
ond crop Of grass, mich Of whic;. Is now i,teiy
to be &PoiEt, Int generally vegetation has benz.
6ted, and the stubbles hare become better nre.
pared for the plough. Ia cases where i has Vi.
read! been used, tho alterations hare greatly
ameliornted The land. Nice rains hare also falf.
On In Holland aud northern Germany, where
They xere much needed but Is considerable
qnaattty Of corn WAS out in The DauubIap l'rir
e'psiics, continuance Of tho prevalent f;ne
Tsstaqr Was greatly deai.cd. Tbs wheat trade,
, 1859-10-12

TT J. ATKINS,
LIZ ATTORNEY L COUNSELLOR At Law,
JACEh1xvIlLK, l11Iaofs.
md professional business f1oC abroad prompt
II attended to-
- Refers 70 Hon Richard Yates Hon. J. J. Ca4seu
JaSk5oAs1ue Hon. 4, Ll1coln Springfield e*9astl ta
, 1859-10-12
Albany Lumber Market, Oct. Sub.
TFfpfa the AllauF StatcSu1p1

Business IRIS wetk has be.a Interrupt ri by the Far. Tia
t taetlona nttwihtaudlLE tase becn fair extez Ii
shons that tue attendance Of buyers would hare bee
unuu1ly ls:Et from euh.Elue bunes With pieasure but
this h.s not rc and thtre has been le4s astty taa
Gzua! Il this ts2snn Of the staE,
The shipments E,s hare beeu extensive daring the rast
wecE Ct t*o. Good lumber have also betn rg o1
:eah, asd the stock Of 1t T. winter over viii be small.
1stkvd for thi' ~ htss rot likely y b sanse
lat tspor. neas and lu,te- the Sa.e4 have
Improved l.e Tie Eassh markets sre 10 look
aa eadto for has pasy1d trade In wood to SERIOUS
GRE
It'll and likely to bt aud higher pEcs may be
Looked III before the close I the seasou.
friEhts cooking up and rtAseis IN demand
No iccsiots Of The tr uetk Of Octver handed in as yet
Wtquose:
, 1859-10-12

Pa nIx1ze1AF1J Nv ToaE, Ca. u, ls5a,
steady; tafes 800 bols Is & for Po.s as rears
Ct mst:*t h4tbe bt eF and moderately Atta: kaies
Nsoo ba1s u Gota63 fas super stase 7Aa4 81 fxr1
blaze t1o super e0&5l1 econon to me-
nun extra xete!1 a0S5ts 2f>1!or Eood shipping
exttx- RE Florr s1Sa4,4o ~ "'>e
G..sx ~ heat ta,e, Il oco r, 1t u Nal
Chaso sPn5 ~ sos e1t slIl clab *6ite c.
tu ~ Darby shads ae' les i4o5 IN sood Cas-
, 1859-10-12

WESTERN METROPOLIS, v. T, Ps2ss. Commander.
Form Ere1ink Line between Clsra1An nd azd bunaso
Oae II The aaoYe ua1=n!scent boats vii hase tis
1predJ. nclock the arrival Of ne trains Com
Tie sJul4~ KesR. making counect4u II un1so.
Nth TIC morning tsa u The New fo1k Cuzlr! ard
nutAa, New 1otk and E1e Kaise1.t. N!axa1 Fsl..
itocaczer. r1ule CGca Albany CoganE. Ena-
"a. u+Ecfp. Sew Ycsk and ia,s.ou.
Il y u.ess .peak eat"i.sly Of The ahoTe boats b.
nx alrey we'll knuwu the travelling pu5HG Il ID al 70.
s;-c.s crsl e.aAs c.,1nrnG.!!ors and lAfe-
Tl:s ren.er.aca aH11ts UP to Ssv York Or any pntnt
ezSt Of Hrtr tie GsHi.ait Ct any that c0H! u
p.ann.zf.
Tke.s Be had II 81 Ticket Offices In the Vest. and
At the ynny Hce under ae Revere uoutt, coE1xf Of
kas1o!3h Il! beasbeEn ,t.cets. and II the depot.
n 1.11
, 1859-10-12

1DrTnr1RArj MozrtxA1, Oct. H.
Ftor1-stesey1 Insctfv. for Ill low gradet. which
rRr&earce .Ld th asked for. hup:f >ol held at
Fancy u 4.9a&p; Extra at 5tGtG5-10; No sdeabe
III 40.
-WHrAr-sa1sf spslsg = &c from ears. md Chicago
No
, 1859-10-12
Banking ann Grebange.
A. WILLARD OFFERS Ills

T A. WILLARD OFFERS Ills
LIZ eer1tees u Asauee To Ill who nay be embarrassed,
atd VIA for the good Of creditors feel cVpArd to aks
fbSnsns Of tasf property Ao to =: ~ sn's,1s q
pay their IN fu wish u edst compromises With
cfttora o1 to eEslltoss who iueh ltaosy 70 pay
DEBTORS.
Tue unees.zned harisk h.d the Management md sct'e-
meet Of sardy assga1ea4 AID esalea md edeci4I com
promises ia Eastern We.tetr and Southern C!te TO tie
xnoun; o. 1ae Million of Doa:s aus.1x he past ta:es
able h to conduit h!s tr4 Of Business with sk and lis
rassa.
tI,a sud advice fEsa Of charge.
LIZ speeial Permission he releryto
Hon Van IL ME+na, L.C. Feer, Eu,
I'd js1ss,, {. i. @ assaaasa. E,q,
l.. .. Boone, " D., Geo. s:eel, E4q.
Col Joaeph FIX, 1T. Edwarda. Eur
MS Bouton, Esq,
l.. 4. WILLARD,
0Mee Nth L. e Alexander + Co..
se23 I'm EoFner OF Ctzyf 41I Lake AFt4t.
, 1859-10-12
AIICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
Nl GREAT WESTERN CANADA, RAILWAY,

Summer Arrangement.
Trains !v4 the Great Central De2u foot Of Lake .rest
Chicago:
40 etYo:t Accommodation tsuat.9s excepted aE-
rsse It De 7n.t SIS pm. ..
l1a5 ..Cineinn.u Ezpss-a sundsyv}-assss It
Indianapolis s ~ pm C1oclnnst! u 9:Dp pm
e:10 a1-Lsks'!IE3 ESpfrss-e1ceps Sa1alays1sr:yeAt
I<s1.,t 6:1I pru: Sus:stns.on BHdSr, or Bu;tAo.
tfu an:. Albany 5:30 pm. Stx York ~ 7to
Uurioa !. Ut n&ht.
so p-Nes York and Bneton LtSsturla5s *
ertt*d-af1.ve Il uetEON s:li Susp&t.saou
1:rhter OF Eud..n ~ en- AlsanI 40 Al. New
Turk 9::Sl All, Boston ..1O prl-
elo pna-t1netnnssi and loalv1e Expe.s{tsecrt Sat.
Hrl.4yAat-tve y. Indianapolis 1t 10 An, C.ut4n-
n,t 1t SO III, Lru.svt! !e s:O pm.
Only oae tssla on sunday It sG1 Pr. 1he so N and
halfway fur Buffalo and al poE.s Fart; It To+unto With
tie GE TfuaS l;aslwsy ~ kirsston Ug,xnshurkh. Ma
tIf Guet-c. aud al patis In ra-a East Sutaefn fct"
n4nt- AeH Aau.pshlre md Aa!Es.
hasszzs7r checked through,
Tk1ou4a Tlcss:s fns sair II the prtnc1al Rand oers
In tbs North ant WRIT aai Il the iumpan}s oee. -
Deattsn s.1eet, Ctc7u. 1he asIst tt of l. stfess
f. Y. RICE. SUPERINTENDENT.
H. J. SFAI2fsa, Gsasrai Passenger Axea,- Jas
, 1859-10-12

%%uiea ol Sa5.664 xA,as& TO 1nc.
twill be seen thai the passenger business is
less than it was last year, while the freight de-
partment shows an increase Of nearly eighteen
thousand dollars. People very properly do not
indulge in the luxury of travcl while they hare
debts TO pay. The movement in freight shows
that this process il going forward. The psssen-
ger receipts will show the effect Of this before
many months.
It will also be observed that an increase Of
more shan three thousand dollars has been real.
iacd on the
CANADA GREAT WESTERN RAt1yAY.-Traff;c
Tor the week ending 0ctober7, 1859:
i!Haks ....... 4 akl8 ask
@h1 a.sse Ist6 uNH
+7 @'- 16s3 ~
<,--.u t:1SG9 .34
corresponding EeeE OF lAs1 year.