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RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIMEl

CHANGE OF TIMEi
T ~ . DAILY r n AINsy
To take effect on Monday, June 9th, 1859.
LyROM and after the above date and until fur
j. thsr notice, two Passenger Trains will leave
Packet D1pot, Ksokak ~ follows:
First Train leaves Keokuk daily (Sun-
days cioeptsd)at 600 A. n.
seooad Train leaves Keokuk daily
lSundays excepted) at $3.50 ?. =.
FIRST Tnin leaves M0ntroee daily
Sunday exoepted)at 4:3O 4, n.
(sandsys szcsptsd} = 600 ,. =.
TRAPLIN, PLUMMER Co., Lsssees.
y. ". DAVIS, Superintendent.
). =. T1WksBURY, Ticket Agent, Main-st.
1The above road u now prepared to furnish
Oars for PieNis and pleasure parties on short mo-
tice and On the most favorable terms. For further
information apply 1t the Once in Packet Depot,
TO the Superintendent. ~
1850. sEAseH ARRlEGRlET. 1859.
- ST. LoUss, IT. PAUL -
s=.::.Exz...
1Q11HERN LINE PACKETS.
a. 16llowinS swift ~ superior Steamers win
es thi. hns - - present season:
19EME6OTA BELLE, Capt. HILl-
DENMAkK, CAPT. 0RAr.
HENRY CLAY Capt H5xvgxsOH.
PHMBINAW Capt. Gs1YYrrH.
AnTRIPOLTTAN, Capt. Rnonss.
WN. i. 1WING, Cspt. 0xanHu.
NOk1HERNER, Capt. AL1oRD.
They viii Iesvs Ksokuk, for st. Paul, on Tues-
day, Wednseday, Friday and Sunday syepinks. and
ior ~ Louir o. Tuesday, Thursday, Friday md
Sunday nornings.
hi; Uns has been in sueosssful operation 10,
tho past yeAr, and FOR regularity omfort snd pNr.
test reliability has not been surpassed by any or
gaaisstion On tho Western Rivers, and hope "a
merit ocntinancs q the liberal patronage which
has been hstst0fOre bestowed upon them.
Tor freight or psssAgs apply 70
BROWN, AUSTIN CO., Agents,
Levee, keokuk.
Feb16d
Hams.
kNAIkA Sugar -cursd md Pork house, for sale hy
IL KELLO10 BIR4R,
auglSd No. eS Aain-st.
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EDWARD DEANs,
i sDRAP ER AND TAILOR,

1OOs6-ss5 SsSWesH A1tM u1u SOaND0n DtHoeto.
A.y;.s. !, KEoKUK, IOWA. ,.
ESVERF ad0uipttsn ef Cloeal and Caseimer1s
- eonstaRtly o. hand and cut and made " into
ga$9entP In styls nnsnrpasssd Ia ~ sity.
B.Boys clcthing sut and made IN ~ ln&st
and beat styles. Tdee16-dIrT
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.

eoa AL the PURPOSES or 4 PUeGATWE MEDICINE.
FoR CosrrvRsRss;
FoR THE CuRE OF DYSPEPSIA;
FoR JAUNDIcR;
FOR THE CURE OF INDIGESTION;
FoR HEADAcHR;
For THn CuRE or DYsENTERY;
FoR Foul STOMACH;
FoR THE CuRE or ERysIPELAs;
FOR THE PILES
FoR THE CURE or SCRoFULA;
FOR ALL 6cRoYULoUs COMPLAINTS;
FOR THE CuRB OF RHEUMATISM
FoR DBEAsRs OF THE SKIN;
FoR THE CURB or LIVER COMPLAINT;
FoR DRoPsY;
FoR THE CuRB OF TxTTER, TuNoRs AND SALT
RHEuM;
FoR WORKS;
FOR THE CURE oP GoUT;
FoR \ DINNER PILL;
FOR 1HD CURE OF NEURALGIA;
FoR PURHrIHo THE BLooD.
They are sugar-coated, 30 that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their In any
quantity.
friss - ssnts pr Box; 5 Boxes for 500.
Great numbers Of C1esgymsa., Physicians, States
men, and eminsnt personages, have lent their
names DO certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies, but our space here viii not permit the
nish gratis our AnuIcAn ALMANAC IN which they
ore given; with also Aall descriptions Of the above
complaints, and - treatment that should be fol-
10 - 5 - q by unprhcipled dealers with
other Npsraaioa1 they make more profit on
DGmand AYH1Is, and take no others. The sick
want e best nd there il for them, and they should
Aave t.
An our Remedies are for sale b
BARTLETT, KAYE = CO., Keokuk.
J. H. R1kD co., Chicago,
i.aI BARNARD 3. isl,y sSs Co. 81; Lcoi. @
Wholssale Agents,
And Agents in every town In the United States.
myl6d&w1y
F1ne watch Repairlng.
VIsHE sabeeSihsr hsing obliged 70 make change
! In the WAfCa RsrAI1Iuo DnrARxM1RS, has %
vhe 1ndsrstsnAs his basinsss thoroughly. 0rsst
ssss viii " sA.sn witn Ala WORK entrusted - my
ears, and the work warranted 70 give subtraction
7As Repairing cf Clocks, JesDeiry, re-, also the
.,. o. s9d. E, ss.,y IA
?. S.-work of ~ Hha.1s not giving perfect ssf-
tsfacton, will ~ promptly ad3ssted By calling on
- subscriber, at No. ] 1stes 4onse Il
April 6-d1w SAIL g. BRIDGES.
CLOTHING 6To1E.
r An Asain il ~ OlosAiAg business. and invite
/ al tho old settlers, - we'll = sn low ones, 70
give me call q
BURKE'S CORNER,
North weat corner Of Main and Third streskA,.
/ hsvs every ssyis q goods for men's wsaf, which
will sell cheap for caGh.
6pytngand Summer Goods n
70 init svsry tasts. Also. Gent lemen's Eurnishing
0oods, nunks, Carpet Sacks and vAlisss.
lrO9ll andsesSR HARRY FULTON.
kayled
NM ESS 0OOO0.
DoUBLE AND PLAIN SKIRT O10ANDIRs
IL end HAN EG Is; double width Black BA-
REGIS, Just received BY
iun4O-d p. b. FOSTER.
q AIT. T...KanANha and Lake, in bbls., bw, BY
y jyS W. III. AUSTIN co.
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Facts in Dentistry

x10tS N O00I18CTy.
Dr. LIZ % ANO EB SOLLs Dcntist,
Desires 10 call the special attention OF those who
wish TO preserve their Teeth 70 the following
A e T : 49,
1. TAa stiilo ~ DsntIs. i. seen in his success
In preserving the nStsni organs.
a:.s as:ss ss.s s.s ). attended
~. Timely and .hilnal allins with pure gold
II . csytsss reasdu Tor decay.
Y. II Y serious neglect 20 Walt Tor soosn-scns
10 drive the sufferer TO Dentist.
VI. Tartar 6sstzoys Teeth and Gums, without
WI. 1say ss1sr for years with Neuralgia Of
the Ia ,seDnarA and lung from no other cause
VIII. Bad Teeth disAgNre the countsnance, In
feet the breath, Asraagx the stomash, impair
health, distract tAe nerves, and war with good ma
t1re.
DR.. INGERsOLL
oorsets irrsgnlaritiss Of u. Teeth. inserts
ARTIfI Al TEETH
Of the Best Style and Finish,
Puts In Artificial PAlaass end Obtansors for cleft
Believing that tho hsst operations In Dentistry
ars ~ efsa, asa thsfsfsn the ohaaYsgt md nest
satisfactory both 70 the opsfator And patient, Dr..
I. does not offer any particular indncsments In the
line Of "CnzAr psEsrsI preferring the patron
40 of these Who 1rGsr tAe 1sst epsraAoas, andean
appreciate the necessary care and skill in pro-
An examination of specimens both Of ArftNeial
TsefA and Of very beautiful fllngs Of crysfai Gold
Foil, IL invited.
- Prices for fun set Of Teeth, from Sbb to
tl15. Examination Of the Teeth without charge.
DxH1AL Roons-Cofnsr Of Third and Main sts.,
over Rix, Hale = oo.'s Bank, Ksokuk, Iowa
Entranoe on Third-st decl bdAw1y1
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AZ w. III g x =, m. d.. SmrEoOu
Ius Dentist. Office on Sscond-St.
bstwsaa Main and johnson strests, kso-
kuk, Iowa.
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=. 5. Love e Co.,
BANKERS,
No. ss Main Ut. ............-...KROKUK, IOWA,
GIvE particular attention ~ collections, and
~ rsnit promptly at surreat rates Of Exchange.
Sell Exchange On Europe, in sums to suit.
June !, sid
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Coal,
from THE NEW YORK AND EARM.
1NCTON COAL MINES,
"HOLESALK and retail. Acknowledged BY
w all to b the best lows Coal.
This superior Coal delivered at Warsaw and Al
axandria. IN lots Of geo bushels and upwards, al
low rates. Ofics on Third -strest, nssr kain.
aaE26d n. r. PLATT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

Gov. WISE AND HIS PLArFoRM.-The Richmond
Enquirer contends that Virginia leads the van y
in behalf Of the Southern democratic policy of
Congressional legislation for the protection of
slavery in the Territories. This signifies that
Gov. Wise has planted himself upon this hobby
as bis winning Southern card in the Charleston
Convention; but suppose the Convention should
explode under the spontaneous combustion of
this new Southern version of popular soye-
reignty." What then? Will Gov. Wise be able
to save the pieces? Or will there be any escape
for the Governor from the general wreck? We
bave heard Of an old cookery book, In which the
instructions for cooking rabbit begin with this
sound advice, First get your rabbit" So, with
regard to the democratic nomination at Charles
ton, we would say, first get your party together.
But If to this end Virginia leads the van y
for code of slave laws for the Territories
is to become of the New York, Pennsylvania or
illinois democracy?
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.


The New York Herald Edition for Europe
The CrnArd mail steamship nerca, Capt. Millar, will
leave Boston, en- Wednesday, for Liverpool.
The European mails will close in this city tomorrow az
terpoon Mt half past O'Clock to go by railroad, and at
four O'Clock, to 60 by steamboat.
The European edition OF the HERALD will be published
III ten O'Clock in the morning Single COPIES in wrappers,
six cents.
Subscriptions end advertisements for any edition Of the
New YoSK HERALD viii be received al the following places
In Europe
LONDON. =. Sampson Low Son Co, AZ Ludgate H..
Lansing Starr & Co., "a King William street.
PANE Lansing, Baldwin Co., place de Ia Bou,se.
LIVERPOOL Lansing, S,srr Co, No Chapel street.
stuart, 10 Exchange street. East.
HAvRK. Lansing, Baldwin Co., 81 Rue Corneile.
HAMBURG. De CbapeauroDge L. Co.
The contents Of the European edition Of the HERALD will
combine the resolved by mail and telegraph
Office during the previous week aud up to the hour Of the
publication
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war will be let ship throughout the Continent,
and every country In Europe be involved. That
reflection is perhaps the surest guarantee that
Austria will be permitted to 6ght IL out in Italy
unaided by any other Power, and that conse.
quently the war will be Of brief duration.
There is some doubt US to Garibsldis move
ments IN Upper Lombardy. 1t has been suggest
ed that by movement Of Aush ians from Milan
alon the Ticino, Garibaldi and his ten thousand
vol nteeys would he taken in flank aud entirely
cut off But that movement has been guarded
agai' ST, 50 that If it took place counter move
roeDt in support of Garibaldi would be made by
the Sandman corps d'arm<e under Cialdini,
and the Austrians would be thus placed be-
TWEEN two fires.
The report that the Austrians in considerable
force had occupied Bobbio is important if true.
There are two places named Bobbio--one on a
branch of the Gogna, midway between the Ticino
and Vcrcelli, and the other on the Trcbbia, on
the boundary of Parma. 1t is forward movement
ofthe Austrians, whether to the Gogna or Trebbia.
The presence of the two Enperors of France
and Austria and the King of Sardinia in the
campaign lends additional fclat to it, aud will
probably have the effect Of Fastening pitched
battle on grand scale-the result of which, If
adverse to the Austrians may be decisive of the
struggle. That is the impression which seems to
prevail in Europe, and which has had the effect
Of restoring confidence to the money markets of
London and Paris.
Thus it will be seen that the news by the next
two or three steamers will be of the highest i'm
portance. Advices to the 4th inst, four days
later, may be received by the way of Cape Race
to morrow or next day.
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active. Pork wM without chang, or momn but 10
good demand FOR future davery Sales OF new mess at
SIT, and Sl6 for PRIME Sales were made Of prime,
buyers option 80 and 40 days on private tsras the
sales Of sugars embraced about 700 500 hhds nearly
all Cubas at unchanged prices, and about 200 900
boxes Havanss at &C. $50. Coffee was more active,
with Gales Of about $3.50 bags Rio chiefly at lie c,
including 800 do at 1ohc, and 900 do Sc nomngo AZ
p. t. Freight engagements were fair, comparatively
speakirg while rates were unchanged.
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Pixies PEAK-Recent accounts from Pixies
Peak report some very astonishing discoveries Of
gold. This is, no doubt, weak invention Of the
frontier spectators to arrest the stampede of the
the starving army ofreturning adventurers None
bit Ae most cIedulous fools viii pay any atten-
ton 70 these transparent ho.lons 0! from CITY 10
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i've hondred dollars 8 dsy. We think, however,
IL would be well for tue government to detail u
competent officer or Two from The army Of Utah
10 flke's Peck, for the purpose Of obtaining ye-
hatN report OF the real character Of hose tiiss
e'pes. An exploration Of his sort might still,
ssye gocc many simp,etons long ana worse
than useess journey, AID he useful to the govern
ment in many othar respects.
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 10, 1859.

tons, factions sud cliques are stepped In the
very dregs Of corruption, the people are disposed
0 Cry anything for change"
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ADJUSTMENTS his EVENING.

AoApsnY OF MUSIC. Fourtssnth s.reet-IrAIi.s o
RA-MARTHA
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sowsRy THEATRE. eows-Y.-oor EYED sAUr-suR
PAsIs.
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EYBLo's GtRnEv Broadway --EArnERISE AND Pr
-WATERAAs-THE VILLAGERS.
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wALLACKs THEATRE. B-oadway.-TExPrAuox-LE
BON ron HUsBASDs-HArPY MAN.
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LAURA KgENss THEATRE. No. ss Broadway.
ERNEsTrsE-CousIS JOE
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TN Increase ar she Amoetcan Fleet In the
Goir-s naC May be Donc Ira ahe Crisis in
Mexican Affi.trs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

Mta oar --We learo iiom hir Kimhall olsrh Of ths
Pfopelltr FgFtain City, which arrived dag from 80 ~
ssa a1.i ,hs BARK shepherd 9s o. Taaisdsy
sge, nom Rhode leland. ne on the i,h,oon Il,
tie gale q tat dey Whea the vessel wa struek ~ a
ave nnd H6shed on The bark on Poni gsubit5 AZ
ne tms Af Himball als0 reports seeing the bark NJ n
oisaa ee4iieg oat Of orsa zFGysTg On friday laIi-ch
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-12-02

A G. II E Gu II h

FoR THR sPrKpY cuRR oF
LHterintisnf Feesr o. Fever aad AgNs, Remit
teRt Fever, ChN Feser, Dumb dFus, Period
zeal Headache OF BatOHs Headache. aad Biz
i0us FeUers--indsed, foT the tohols class Of dis.
eases originating N hillary deranQemsnt.
caused BY me malaria Of niasmaiis eounfries.
MO ONE REMEDY is LOUDER
than sure aud safe cure and Ague such rem
that viii ersdcnie he disrso with assurance foun-
T6st which protects from or prevsuts this disorder must
walls PTcueaen s better than for the patient
spes the nk which he must violent attacks nj this
poison Fever mud AFuo from the system the
development Uf the disease n taken the lrs npproach
Of is premmtoy ympiomt is not only Tho bes, rem
the cheapest The large quantity we supply for dollar
brings within the reach nf every boy; and IN bilious dis.
have 1t aud Il freely both for and pro
lection y Is hoped nis price viii place It within the
ory Of this remedy any Other dscoF red for the
speedy and certain Of inte miten Is shat Il
no 0une OF mineral Y produces oqninism
had the disease.
matte poison. great variety Of dsIdeTs arise from ts
Irritation amouE which are Neuralgia Rheumatism GOut,
ma papitaion, Painful Affection Of the Spleea Hyster
les Psin u the Bowels, Cole, PARALYSIS, and Derango
ment Of the stomach n Of which, when orig nntng this
This CURE" expes the poison from he blood aud
quenty cures them all alike. It's All invaluable protection
70 r mieunts and persons travelling UrtempprHy residing
Ia mnlnrous die cts. II tasen occasionally or dally
while eKnused TO the Injection that vii be eNcTe,ed ro
rpen n Hence is even more valuable ior pro-
lection th. cure, aud e. will ever sulsI from Intermt-
tents # they avail themselves Of the protection this
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CORDA0E,
ldanilla .......tAb "a lsh
Ha1rod Rope ....-- IL a. 10
rHNTnEug

FRUITS
Apples gfn. 3lbbl | 20 &. ? p
10 driod 32bus / $50 l 81
Peaches drd.. fllb $50 II
DO unpld .flib - 20
Figs..........anb tnl0 l2h
Lemons ..... flhoE --Cl -
Oranges tlboN ---(G 49,
Rsisins, N n {lbox 2 Ha 3 0
DO layer e2box 5 2NG $ 81
Oranberriss .. f9bbll2pj1li t(
FLOUR AND NEAL.
O.A Ind. sup Rbbl 49, % -
"a Ind ext e3bbl 8 WG 5 81
Double extra fjbhl s $50 6 q
Rye Flour.. Sbbl 4 2in -
Ruckwheat F9cwt 2 p a 2 3
Corn Neal. R(eWt ! 0Oln l u
nnaHNH
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AYer,a Cathartic Pills.

For all the PURPOSES of Family Physie,
Are 90 composed that disease Within the range thelr
On can rarely withstand evade hem Their penetrating
pOnertos Search and cleanse Hnd ygoRte every portion
OF the human organism correcting its diseased action, aud
restoring It's VealthY valtiea As a these
properos, the invalid who is bowel down with pain
physical debility islastonishc TO fud his health ergy
restored BY rem dy at once simple aud inviting
Not only do they the every daE complaints of evsry
body but reo mrny iormtdab and dangerous diseases
The agent fellow named peased to furnish satis my
American Almanac, GuntsiniuH certificates their
ami drecunA for their in the following
Costiveres Heartburn, Headache arising rum dsouored
homnch Nlusea, Intigoston Pain and III obid lnRcton
OF the Bowels, fauleucy Loss Of Appetite Jaundce qnd
other kindred complaints arising from low state o. the
body or Obottuctili OF itE functions.
DO nor DO put o by unprneiped Dealers with 9TH
or Pill they make the more proht OA. Ask for AYER's
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MnRYINn LEAnER OFFIcR

IhuTtday EVENING, Dec, 7 M
FLoUR-salss l0l brs Southern Ohio e1trs at SS3s 90
hrS choice d. S5i " brs double extra s575 aud "
bgls do at SO.
WHEAT-Nohins doing Prless arc stlady at si,t6Gl20
fOf red aud 81 IS l,27 for white
CORS-Thers Is fair snppy In market bu, prices AZ
settled and aeoursGI quotations cannot bs given.
OATS-salss2 carloads at iGo.
BARLEY-Ssls Get priysts terms.
BEEDs-s sls 20 buth timothy at s25Q
EiLT-sass nom ttorn o. BIB
BUTTER-sal 2i brls roll at sti5zo,
EGGS-Flrm, vi,h ssles u bris stl!s.
AFPLEs-sa tJ brls At si.75
CIDER-sals is brs a, $50.
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s;ls 4. NJ Night Express Anu stopping at Girard Con-
peaut. Ashinbula and Paiuesylle only, and hrrlEs
st Clsveapd I:05 4 NJ
9l5P Dsy tXpIess lrsln, siopIEE st al satiopseE-
cep' SNbrOok, Uti0nvliie, PetrT, Mentor + Wick
lde. pn, bIrva at CltVel nj 1905 p. M
lccommoda atiou Train viii ltuy. Aihabua for Cevs-
land Ut q A. NJ stopping ali Eatious and RIrVe At
Cleveland at C;35 A. NJ.
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SAN RD's
Family Cathartie Pills,

a =. toMPOUNDED FROM
Ps.s Vegetable Erhaeis, and pGt up IN 0las5
CGs'S, Air Tgh, and eiR Rep u aAy eli
Hgdis,
. The FAMILY CATHARIIC Pill, is q gentle kut no.
tive Cathaite viii the pfoprietuT has used la his pf
teo more than twenty yearl.
The constantly n0T0aiingl demand fTom those who
have long used the PILLS AID the saihllrt0n which
10 Tesar 70 teer Iuro has indeed place
Tes PIois,sios veil sI9w SlsTsas cstAprIies se.
Ihs ) 4 EILY ca THxRTIC PILL.
hes viii due TcfIenoe 20 thie well established TACT
otyh Compounded from sS,ssfleyof he purs II Vege-
t5,tlo Attacls WHICH act-ailhe on eVery Of he
slmehltu cahel anal ar .-l0OQp and SAFE In ali
RaNGEaSNrs o. she sTSosM 6a 61sA sinEpsi. pS.
n ksa; fAlNs, IN, The dACk AND LOINS,
SoSItANg E,tksSi ,fAlNElAND sobENESS OVER
tuE NO ~ bpD y. rffnm sudden cold which
Heqoentlt II nes leeieu -end ~ long course Fe-
YER, 5loa 1ok APE s.Irl E,H CREEPING SEN
s,alON ~ VI tOLnQNEh lfHE BODY, hESTt.kSS-
EE3 /. hEAu-AShE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD-
~ lnnemmhtoTy Diseases, NOIma 10 Children OF Adults
hheemaihI gleui Purinrr Of the Blood AMI many dis
~ Hheh nesh y h9ili TOO numeToust TO mention IN
PRICE so CENTS.
~ lhe Liver lnNiGurator and fariB catharttc ftl1
sfe ett ~ pIugg1is genfray, and sold Wholesale b.
ST W. SANFORD, n. D.,
ARnufactuIsr and Proprietgf
UtasNAa " tSo4eNag, New YEN
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MARINE ITEMS.

AaIE AGROUND The bark Invncole. loaded with
Whepi, which grounded oppos the warehouse Hughes
Lester dsch'rsed part Of her cargo moved up tho
bit grounded again in passing the Lighh street
bridge and now lies directly in tho way Of the bridge pre-
venting is berg swung, s'd cutting of oommun cation
with she West Side BY that thorous shfure.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL.

HWIF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness, Group,
BroRehitis, InciPient Consumption, and fOr the
relief Of CoHsampiiDe Patients IN ddoaHced
stages Of the disease.
So wide is the Geld Of it, usu and numerous yre
the cases OF It's %, that section country
shounds in Iubcly nown who havo re lev
ed rom alarming and even desUeeae dsesses Of the lungs
byis use, When tnro tried, is superi ri h
q medicine o the Kan too sppsrennt to escape obserya
o1 and here rs virtues known, the public longer
hesitate whnt andote to employ the edisressng ard
dangerous Affections Of the pulmonary that Incl
dent 70 our rmato. lille many ineitsr remedies th
upon the community have failed and been dscardeu this
has gained tends By evoY tual conferred benefits the
ah Ced they forget and pToduoed cures
meInus and too TemaTknbl8 to be forgotten
Prepared by DR.. J. Q. AVER & CO.,
Lnsel Mass
81 our Medluss for sac by wM FISKE GAYLORD
all ALMOND Bnd all Dea sIs ia Medicines
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S6sGSb for Si3to S5l5 ~ 81 Gr super western
65 for med OHTa wUstrra, IS 6l(ta 70
for nienor good ping brsnds eEra ro'E lnnp o..
BArket opened firm, bUt Coed heavy and 530c lower.
q 80 dull aud lendlng downward
CsnSlisn Flour sl . bbls st SssN9e 80, common 10
ch rHtfa. MARKET hrm.
RYE Flour--ln iar request st So Gf4O.
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81 2Sdl % sood and prime MI Club si2t Caurda Club,
81 3il ~ com 10 choice whe Canada shipper, keDt
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UBaTley-Duu and Hover Sales 2i0lJ bus T7d16c for
Csnsia East s2as6c Ior alauR West aud "a 1Sc State
Rye-Steldy
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WHISKY Without 'frla changP Sales COO bbs Pt 2r
Pork-Barket active and Arm salos $3.50 bbs at sC32
moss SllGlt,l2 irina Sl6lt SIC wsn aud pnme mess.
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try prime S5SQs2j cuuGtry mess SHGSlO for TepacE ed
mess; 50 ,i05ps II vN'rt mess
Beef Hams-liegvy and duh ~ Si4YliJO.
Priue mess beef nm at 9as2I.
Cur meats quiet Rvd uur angel
Dlesssd Hogs QIie and firm al 6al 7c fot corn iej.
Baiisr-Duli and heavy II lOHal5s for Ohio litSrO
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONINQ
I NIL EnAn.--lIhIE TAEI.E. En Ia.

At Cleveland with eyeland and Toledo, Cleveland Co
luInbus Ctncinna Cleveland ind Erie, aud CiaVa aRd
and PitsbuTs Rallrg ds.
Al Solo with hacks TO Chagrin Falls, SO.
AZ Mantua with hacks for RgveGna, He.
At Brareville with hacks TO Newo Ras.s SO,
Al Maneu with hacks to Sharon Z. eonfed, MeEiFilie
Bloomfield Garfield
Al onDesiown, with stases for New Castle Poland,
Lowell, aaf Enon valley nDd thence b. z. y. W &C, q,
x. 10 Pittsburgh.
Clsve land Feb 8 1889