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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-18

BOTTLES, t,asKs, Vials, a.; a lafsc assof I
ID ment on hand cheap VI J BEALL
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-05-18

been TAKING A FOOL OF HIMSELF AGAIN AS
usUAL.n-0ld Gid. has been writing a very
foolish incendiary letter to the Oberlin rescuers.
1.-The had written a sensible letter, there would
have been something strange about it; but as it
il a very foolish one that he wrote, no one is
surprised at it. "a fool is a fool let him be
where be will" and Old Gid. is determined
not to be an exception to this rule.
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JOHN S. DAVENPORT

WISHES to inform the citizens of this cnuntys
W that lie is prepared TO sell heavy Boots ST.
well as light ones at a price That is comfortable TO
himself and also 10 his customers. Shop a few
doors south OF the depot, Market street. Cadiz. d.
A good arucle Of Mems and Women's Morocco
Shoes kept constantly on hand.
CadiZ, May II, 1867 If
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A. G. STE ART

Has Just received a large lot Of fine FASH onable
silk and Highland Hats Also Panama. Pearl and
all xmas OF Summer Hats for Men and Boys.
May IL
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GLASGOW, SCOTLAND,
April 20. 1853.
ME

From the British Daily Mail, April %, 1882 De-
THE RESULT OFTHE FUGITIVE SLAVE
LAW
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The following letter has been addressed by
MIR. Hamilton Hin, Secretary of Oberlin Col
lege, Ohio, U. s., to the British and Foreign
Anti.hlavery society,"
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uSunIy found IN a Dry Goods Store.
Cadiz LprlI -
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CASES AND CURES.


young lady OF 90 had troubled with for
several months render necessary In the
selection of her food After eating, the stomach became
acid, rising her mouth with water unpleas-
ant heavy losd-ke her stomach continuing
for hours, frequent rRaehes bowels Constituted and
depressed mental condition. See commenced taking the
Dyspepsia Pl morning and night, and In less than
Slmnst cry symptom Of her disease had vanished,
and she felt like a new being.
gentleman somewhAt advanced In years, strong robust
constitution lately been good deal affected with indi
geson stomach tongue, bad taste in the mouth
attended with peculiar vrtigo and whlring In the
head so -rlch so render his riding In a
mounting cmnence, quite dangerous After irving
things Intellectually he fell upon the Dyspepsia Pills
which afforded prompt relief pill might aud
Ing works like charm, relieving all his vertigo and other
unfan anti DtnF
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THE
LIVER INVIGORATOR I
PREPARED BIZ DIR. sANFoRD,

Compounded Entirely from GUMS.
rs ONE 6P THE BEST PURGATIyE AND LIVER NE
easier, milder and ers.aal han other medicine
acting FIRST on the Lirer to eject its morbid natter
the stomach and bowels to on that natter thus
completing two purposes sse.nAy, without Of The
painful feelings experienced in the operations OF most Cd
arcs It STRENGTHENS the system at the same time that
puryes Il; and when daily doses VAL
strengthen and build It up With unusuAirspdity.
The LLYER Is one OF the principal IsE1asoss Of ths
the powers Of the system faiydeyeioPsd The sode4
Is almost entirely dependent the healthy action ofthe
stomachi atiaat the bowels are a. fault and The
having csasei siuty,sFor diseases Of that
one OF the propristorshas made it his study, In
practice OF more than twenty years, mud remedy
NereEihto eounteraet the many arrangements to which
,enedyls anyrersOn trou-
bled with LIVER COH-<.PLAINT,i IN any ofits forms,
has hut TO try bottle and. conviction IS certain.
the system, in tsIr> place hvslShy
PURIFYING TUE RLOOD-giving tone and heaith 20 the
whole machinery, rsnoying~the eanse Of The disease
BILIOUS ATTACKS are cured, AND, WHAT IL
BETTER, PREVENTED, blythe oerAsional Of the
LIVER INVIGORATOR. n
and prevent the food from-rIsinE aul souring.
oaiy one dosetaken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
onlY one dose taken at might loo.ens the bowel,
gently, and COS-ETTVENESS.
One dose taken amer each meal VIII DYSPEPSIA.
sidk HE4DzGRE YEA 'PoOD'ui' "'' 'sii'''
one bottle taken for fe Redistribution reaovssths
Only one dose Immediately relieves C'Y0LFC, while
One dose otea repeated is-ca for CHOLERA
AORBCS, md preventive Of CHOLERA
~ Only bottle fs>>needef 20 throw out Of the
system the effects OF medi--efne after long sIcfussn
y One bottle taken for.sJAUNDICE removes ali sal
loWness unnatural coior-'froTn the skin
One dose taken short4tme before ~atng gives Wig
or % the appetite, and makes~food digest we'll
One dose Often repeatei.r. cures CHRONIC DIAE2
RH0sA in its worst forms, while S NER and
B0WEL complaints y!eiiZ almostf 20 the first lose.
One ortEo doses cures At taeks caused by WORMS
Ohidren taeTe = no sareTafer, speedier remedy In
= feu botlea euresNDRoRSTi By exciting the
We kePeAsgreLn recon- mendIng this medicine as
preventive ror IEFEk AND AGUE, CHILL FEVER,
and All FEyERS Of q Bill LIOUS TYPE. Il operates
Hitheeralnty thousands Wiling 70 testify to il
wonderful virtues
AL VITO Use IT ARE GJTTyg TYFTR TTs4 NJ
MOCS TESTIMONY N IT'S "a FOR.
~ Mic nnfeT "a hhe usfth Tia Tarfgor4for and
sirdlfoto both together.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR
IS SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY and is dafly
working cures almost too believe b
magic ere1 ~ arsf 0ss gfrinO beHef and seldom more
Than one bottle Is required any LFTER
Complaint from the worst stfunfics DtsBeBs4 10 a
EASED LIVER
PRIc: one DOLLAR PER ROTFLH
DIX sASRoRh- Proprietor. as Broadway, New YORK
And retalled By All brue=sts- Sid ala u
myls-ly r II LOGAN 4 ca. Wheeling. Va
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PILES.

clergyman the baptist Church, known Illinois
writing saws: II have been for time seriously
afflicted with bleeding piles; and have regarded
your melidine (Ple Spechc). and cured. have no
doubt laying the world under great and lasting
Obligation"
gentleman OF afsy yeNrs, we'll and tlvorably known
Cehi Delaware county, NeW-York had been 10 the
piles Tor twenty Sometimes from excessive henor
rhage. pain and suffering he reduced the of
tenr-, eondrued invalid disqualified for any business,
nd life almost burden 1t Is needle add that he had
tiled all OF ,es from all sorts OF DOCTORS TO little
purpose IL eonsnted two ago, and recommend
Pile Specific, with, occasionally, Dyspepsia Pill
From this he began to improve and has never had
serious OF Piles Prom the hrst month up year
past had occass0naly symptoms old complaint;
but OF the Pile Pills Eoul dispense ALL and
than he has been entirely well Of the piles
brilliant cure scarcely to be found in the annals Of
m
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COUGHS AND COLDS.

gentleman, public lecturer, took cold the
latter month"; white travelling and lectuTing IN
northern Pennsylvania though addressing pnbc audiences
every evening" days, by the aid OF the Specific
he entirely recovered, and ahed to pursue his call
ing without Inconvenience. No public speaker should be
without them.
married lady Of 40 had taken violent col which set
lungs causing cough pain the side AMI
considerable Such colds
lasting troublesome; hut by taking the Specific
Cough ri Is four times per day in three days she
tlrelv well.
voungm1n OF p had cough and FOR hfeen
months During cold weather his lost only
speak In Whispers pain induced eoughng cold dry or
morning, quite feeble
Atel Had taken several medicines with hut little
benefit He commenced VITA the Couch ps-oas dill three
times per day-ani found himself Improving, his
mlier softer hoarseness passed or Strength and
appetite Improved, and In few weeks entirely well
having other medicine.
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No family should be Without these invaluable eurAtves
They the only remedies perfectly adapted domestic
and private use With them the Psrsnt Is armed and pre-
pared ust the first approach Of disease, and
II the threshold AID tribe Of medicine
rghv directed In the 6tt hours OF desease perfectly
which d-i,v onl be FeaVe hT long and tell
Gus hours Of suffering 70 Al all With trse hand, you
Obliged to await the coming OF that distant
we'll expensive luxury. doctor dFugsed
poisoned, blistered. bed bat may administer
the suirle specific and restore the rudy
again - health and inv There nnot onlV Injury arise
In from their naaence upon
the constitution, brvon al question: i hrneneai
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire active edeien. agent for the sale Of our
remedies, In every community in the United states
Address, pr. P. HUMPHREYS. Co.
No. 562 Broadway, New York.
EV-sSld b. tia ocsss:.t, h wbsslia.. utility
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G. OIL d e N b e q II E It O IL Il.
NO. 174 MAIN STREET, WHEELING, va
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOOD S!
eRgAI INDUCEMENTS TO CASH TRADE:

su shave DESIRABLE
ndnthedt iay
o pi
aerali ho n thC Ot
q ~
lar y d
o - m
h''' charge" Rn'n'f'h 'sn 0' n''
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,
No. $40 CMESENUV STEIBET,
philadelphia, Pm.

ne. 3I5 CHESTNUT STREET,
philadelphia, Pm.
TIME uu hereby the patrons Of the
i '.Pran<linp pubi3 generally, that he has be-
Proprietor Of the above named Hotel having
purchased entire interest Of former partner lanes
IL ned the zhoe mt Of the House,
assisted b. Mt c. ChNsey late Of the United States
Hotel Df ths CITY.
excellent order, having been Thoroughly
renovated te season, aud eNertions will lie
spared comfort able and pleasant nome for the
guests who shall favor him with their patronage.
With n desire fully a@comm1ihte the merchants
and other dining has been arranged
from To O'Clock p. NJ, Introducing the small tables
which enthusiastically carried out by many OF
t- Hotel in I ssoas OF the county
The hours for meals follows, viz:
ESrcnkGI4t from TO ~ O'cIOoit =. NJ.
Dinner from Z to o'clock q. VI.
Tea from O 3 o'eIOciT =. VI
SaPper IrOm 40 4 O'Clock r. W.
I.isthe Proprietor Frame
lin second Rslussg Hotel Ia tlr Uniou and
and due regard for the accommodation
Of guests, hs hopes to receive liberal share of pa
tre0ave.
s- Cotehe, viii be Ia attendance AL Of the lines,
The House. Fare . for each
PNsSen a trunk, (nnl more Wilde alioWedto be
cAargei)
NV'S 'S'''' '' 0LLIvEle II u PAHxER,
mh26-im PROPRIETOR.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road.
.-sAA1sa ,zv=.=-,, 49, Sz IN
nNIINR AI3I3NNGE NI LlN1l

ON and after Monday the Iith April 1852 the Passenger
" Trains will be daily Is follows;
Great Southwestern, St Louls CINCINNATI Co
Iumbus Wheeling, BenWool, Baltimore and Washington
City Express leaves Wheeling daily at l:lo A. h arriving
$3.50 A. NJ connecting with trains Tor the
Eastern and Southern elites. Returning leaves Baltimore
at Los NJ, arriving BenWOOd at SIG and Wheeling at
$50 A. NJ connecting with the great Western
Express This train only stops for meals
and supplying engine with fuel and water.
Secjnd-The Northwestern Cleveland, Chicago, st Louis
indianapolis. Dayton, Cincinnati Columbus, wheeling,
BENZ Baltimore Washington CITY Express departs
daily except Saturdays T45 p NJ and arrives At Bat
T. NJ connecting with the trains for the Eastern
cities Returning leaves Baltimore a. I=20
NJ and arriving at Benwood at lao and wheeling nt2lO
A NJ This train stops at ali regular stronS EASt Of Cun
berland.
Wheeling and Cumberland Accommodation train leaye.
Wheeling daily sundays eNcered at 1S5 A. NJ arriving
Cumberland 6sS5 NJ. Returning, eavts Cumberland
$50 A. NJ and arrives at Wheeling At $50 p NJ This
train Ftsps at all stations. j. ID. fORD Agent
W. r. ssITH, Master 81 TTansnOrtatsn.
L, 81. COLE, Gen1 Ticket Agent. Apl2
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WINES, BRANDLES, RUNS,
BLACK TEAS, sc.

ID TIERNAN son, No. - North Charles ST. baltimore
the following articles, Of their own i'm
portation. particularly for family
SHERRY WtNES-Pemartine's finest pale, gold and
brown Sllerrles. In wood and IN glass.
PORT wINES-sandeHianH competition red and white
Port, In wood AMI IN glass.
MADEIRA WINE-Iohn Howard Mireaa dae Madeira.
In WOOL aad in gltss also, Crane Jlice.
HOOK WINES Iannesberrsr.
ner. Cabinet, Li-b-rau-Tniieh, Bronnebrrg, 1876
quarts anil ptnts-
BRASDIss-otArd And Henneslys ine pale and dark
D-andlcs.
RuNs-nia aud hns, JAmAiea, Antigua. Grenada and
nom the Islands. tnoortei direct from London.
HOLLNS GIS-Ths hest qualty--Tisrnan brand-and
M mixture II aromatic poison ia %.
go half chests OF TIE finest sOUCHoNG TIA rhs-ly
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HUMPHREYs'
sPnc1rIc HoM0oPATH1c REMEDIES

SPBCIEIC HOMGOFAIH4O tNlnILDAIS
Stand confesedy ofremeda means for the use
OF The people They alike removed from the poisonous
dangerous repusye doses Of quAcey or old school
practice OF Waereure, or the Intricate
and pernexnE obscures Of the usual Homeopathic books
and medcne Consisting OF simple specifics for the Tar-
which they reatedi put up In the form
dangerous disgusting they form at once the ready
the and the comfort OF the
complaining invalid.
They possess positive advantages which we're never
before combined any popular remedies. They HAE-
LESs nary arise from their They are SIMPLE;
always what TO take, aud how to take IT. They
are CoxvESIESF you give the proper Sugar Pill at
warning, without hesitation delay They are
LFFctzxr disease II arrested At
the mite what the pound could not
fteFw have relieved.
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PRICES.
OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL.

Look over the list, make up case what kind you
choose, and enclose the aaunt IN current note
by mail address No So Broadway New York,
the medicine viii b. duly returned By mail express, free
Of charge
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J. II. SCOTT.
No. 157 Main street, Wheeling, Va
Wholesale and Retail

DEALEE N
Watches. Checks IeWesrT. watch & Clock
Materials. Tools. GsInEses.
= liver Plated and BritsnIa Ware Gold Peas ard PeI-
> ellis Gold and Silver Spectacle P0rt Mannal-s PurEes
Card Gases Cahas, Work BoKes Brushes Corhs Perfume
Fancy Soaps Pocket Knives, azors I-Eolvsf
Pistols, Ger Sl Plated Specks. Spoons FORKS
SIX GUarE Steel Key Steel Pens and Coral Good
and general agsortenf Of uFefl fancy articles
Haytag lately aded largely 90 ny ftsek. b1th Ia
he Wholesale and Retail departments, enables 10
oger
WatchmakeTB, Merchants, Pedlars.
and ne public generally, eopiese Assortment 81
the lowest prices.
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] GITILOGEES SENT FREE- TO ~. ADDRESs.

Mt astonishing low prices.
CATALOGUES SEYT FREE To ANY ADDRESS
Bayard rtylSr's Travels, WORKS Of Dean Swift,
Works Of Miss Brgsn=r, :. JIige Halliburton,
" d. Poe - LgwrcHce Sterne,
TRaeLel.y W STS.S u Benz Fraaka,
" j. Cooper, CHARLES Dickens,
J. r. iIrl LEY, Mrs. SuuthHOrth,
- IIus Niiller Mrs. Sedswiek,
q" Capt. SIayne Reii, q vIrEn,l Townsend,
a. CIlrntte Bront=, - $. NJ. smucs-ru
S %s.aIp g!sII. irving T. :. Roar k1s
Rev. Q. H. sp4rseou, Is. P. Thsmpsop.
f" Capt. Mlrryatt, sam Slick,
MrS Tooity, NJ .ron IIsrilnd,
F." snollet, +" Mar, Howlss,
P.rrry Ed%ar, Ererstt
Rurtoa , Lori Bacon ON
HISTORY AND BIOGRAPHY OF THE Mosr cRLEBRA-
h hgsss' 6 6sas3ts,
slacanl.y. Russell,
Prescott Ferguson,
Robertson, Lord,
Headey, SPARKS.
h9' aSosSF iSS M5SEI
But'r, Mntan,
Mrs. Jameson, ChAucer,
Ssot,, Mrs. Norton,
S S1sGsa. Esss;:}o-,
G GeIgh Hunt, % SPTsf!l
R Hs':; a'.'4'"'" :: ": ellsworth.
II. Kirk White, upper,
Mrs Jameson, wordsTorth.
Keats, MontEsnery,
Edgar A. Poe, Bryant,
has the in all styles OF binding from plain cloth
the ae.. SAT- sad an.ad, s! an sI,s,es % PaTsh1.
country, sides the additional advantages OF Cir with
1'' '''- HLBuMs FOR THE LADIES.
Adams Of all SIZE. aud all styles Of binding, ~ suit all
tastes, Ir fassy illustrated with magnificent steel la
BisLEs, PRAYER BOOKS AND HYMN BOOKS
Methodist; Hymn H,oks, Episcopal Prayer Books,
Btptist HYMN Books Catholic Prayer Books,
or all sizes AMI onnni In all styles, ArAbesqie, Turkey
morocco, Antique Velvet &C. with and without clasps.
FAMILY BIBLES.
large assortment OF Family Bols, OF all descriptions
cravings, printed with large type, good paper and
various STYLES Of binding from hc simplest 10 the most
prices.
~ complete Classified catAIogue OF Books, in every
dcaArtment Of literature, containing complete List Of
Gs with fun inru stions - Agents aad forming
Ouh' win De ssn free TO any part OF the Union Persons
wishing Lhr shou have Il book Of refer
before mstin; their sts. send for it, aud you
VIII he convinced Of !e eheApuess and variety OF ths
Books besides being pleased with the liberay Of the
system
Orders from the country promptly and satisfactorily
allied, goods sent by mail part OF the
country book pi5llhed n the Cnlted S,Nes the
talpes OF which One Dollar or upWari viii be prompt
~ seat S wall receipt OF pnblishersPreei with postage
liberal commissions allowed to all persons forming
clahs Persons acting Agents for reap all the
advantages the Gin system without to them
time besides which, s the commission
books will sell for than enough amply pay them for
Agents every town Union. Persons wish
Ing % act such, aud all those DESTROYS OF Catalogue,
VIII confer = favor by sending thsis address to
gig Bookstore and Publishing House,
Enhli:Sndk.e so chssnat Street, Phladslnhla
q " RS
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THE IN TELLIGENCEF
DRIFTING.
81 THOMAS BUcuANAN READ.

Ny soul to-day
Is far away.
Sailing the Yesuvinn Bay;
Ny winged boat,
a bird nlloat,
Swims round the purple peaks remots,
Round purple peaks
IL sails and seeks
Blue inlets and their crystal creeks,
Where high rocks throw
Through deeps below,
Duplicated golden glow.
Far vague and dim,
The mountains swim,
While on Vesuvius' misty brim
With outstretched hands,
The gray smoke stands,
Der locking the volcanic lands.
Here Ischia smiles
Der liquid miles;
And yonder, bluest of the isles,
Calm Capri waits,
Her sapphire gates
Beguiiing to her bright estates.
heed not, if
Ny ripping s!iiR
Float swift or SLOW from cliff to c!if,
With dreamful eyes
My spirit lies
Under the walls of Paradise.
Under the walls
Where swells and falls
The Bays deep breast ut intervals
At peace lie,
Blown softly by,
a cloud upon this liquid sky.
The day so mild,
Is Heavens own child,
With earth and OCEAN reconciled;
The airs feel
Around inc steal,
Are murmurng to the murmuring keel.
Over the rail
My band trail
Within the shadow of tho sail;
y Joy intense,
The cooling sense
Glides doTn my drowsy Incidence
With dreamfal eyes
Ny spirit lies
Where summer sings and never dies
O'ervaied with vines,
She glows and shines
Among her future oil and wines.
Her children hid
The cliffs amid,
Arc gambling with the gambolins kid;
Or down the walls,
With tipsy calls,
Laugh on the rocks like waterfalls.
The fishers child,
With tresSeS wil;,
Unto the smooth, bright and beguilcd,
With glowing lips
Sings a. she skips,
Or gazes at the far-oiF ships.
Yon deep bark goes
Where Traffic blows,
From lands Of sun to lands of SHOWS;
This happier one,
Its course is ran
From lands of snow 10 lands Of sun.
Oil happy ship,
TO rise and dip,
With the blue crystal at your lipl
Oh happy crew,
sly helrt with you,
Sails, and sails and sings anew
No more, no more
The worldly shore
UPbraids me with its loud uproarl
With drc1nfnl eyes
Ny spiFitlie
Under the walls of pnradise
[Auantic Monthly.
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List, VARYING in value from p cents to S25 90
- $500 worth Of he above Gins will he mp7rally dis
ri0uted atnons Purchasers with cVery $1,000 worth of
Al sold PubIishers lowest prices.
All Book ta Eyan- loes publish himself are bought
direct the Publishers and Ia large quantities. Books
suit every 70 h. found his Catalogue, at
prices wlsh would he nducemeut without the Gin
s STEM which offers 20 many additional advantages.
Works BY the pOpulai authors, living and dead In
all styles from the the plain and SubstanAl
Mt astonishing low prices.
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FIFTH YEAR OF THE ENTERPRISE
NEW LIST OF GIFTS,
FOR 1859
CATALOGUES FREE TO ALL.
q. c.. EY An = ,

Ar HIS ORIGINAL GIFT BOOK STOKE,
No. 43O Chestnut street, philadelphia
Commences the New Year, with enlarged Catalogue,
greater variety Of Gifts increased facilities Tor buying
Goods and doing husiress and prcDAred u ohef
greater Inducements Book buyers than ever Oeors'
Time proved that the Cir system !. PeTmanent -
EyANs Is determined prove that his Establishment u
conducted that system IN more liberal and mpag,
tia manner thar any other. Having lived down almost al
opDoton and having the legitimacy OF his plan OF oPe
ration from Maine 10 California ne can Ahord
Ia he generous Try him, and judge foryourseh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-02
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

THURSDAY, Dec. 1, 1859.
The news from Europe by the Europa s on the whole
construed favoraby among merchants Monetary mat
ers in London are working satisfactorily the increased
demand for American securities shows the
Of money is beginning to tell at last The report from
the breadsas markets Of Liverpool and London is not so
exciting as many expected but at the prices mentioned
several descriptions Of good -four may be probably
shipped from here The decline in the lower grades OF
cotton was expected As to the talk about hosties be-
tween Great Britain and France, that is generally re-
garded as mere newspaper noise and camor; the com
merca and industrial interests of both countries arc too
important TO be triGed with. The Europa's mails will
reach this city, in all probability to morrow evening
Our money market continues fairly active without adj
vance in rates. Some Of The brokers are lending freely
at six, but the general rate for call loans s 5a5n
Among financial men there seems 10 be but one opinion
with regard to the permanency Of the present ease in the
money market After the holidays it will be safe to look
for money at four per cent again
The saxona, which sailed to-day for Europe took out
500 o00 in specie-more than expected This remit
lance Is made against bills drawn several weeks since
when foreign exchange much higher than it is at
present To-day there very little doing in the foreign
exchange market The leading bankers are doing little
OF nohng their asking the same as they were
pu' we presume that they would object 10 draw on
Hpnoea at IVA q. Good mercantile bills have been
SOLO az ios@ AT these rates of course Il will not nav
TO ship gold agains, bills
fhe following table viii show the price M egt, b,,s an
New York at the cities mentioned