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SCROFULA OR KINGS EVIL :. =

SCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL is a constitu-
huid becomes Vated, weak and poor Being in the circ
Iaton II pervades the whole body and may burst out in
nor there one which it may destroy The scronous
tant Yarious caused by mercural disease low living
9SoIdered or unhealthy food, impure air. filth and filthy
aos the depr ssing vices Whatever be its origin Il
hereditary the constitution, descending rom naents
@ en- unto the third and fourth generaon indeed,
qultles OF the fathers upon their children
lts eecS commence by deposition the blood of
up or ulcerous matter, which, in the lungs liver and in
and on the surface erupons sores This foul
which gende in the blood depresses energies of life
not only suffer from scroulous
Complaints but they have far less power withstand the at
acks OF other diseases consequently vast numbers neh
by dso der which, although not scroulous their nature
are st rendered fatal by this faint in he system Most III
the consumption which decmates the human family has ts
origin directly in this scrofulous contamination and many
cause. ~ 'ie SAINT
One quarter of all people are scrofuous their
undermined by it To cleanse the system we must
renovate the blood by Alternative medicine and nvjCO-
supply i'll
coyporyD = YrRR1 y ER as c,vs,n,
the most eiectual remedy which the medical skill of our
times devise for this and fataI
malady ltis combined from the most active remedias that
have been discovered for the epurpaton If ths foil a.
order from the blood and the rescue Of the system from s
consequences Hence should be employed for
the ofno only Scroua but also those other actDa
men arse from it, such ERUPTIvE and SKIN DISEASES
ST. ANTHoNY's FIRE, ROSE, ERYsIPELAs PINPLEs Prs
JULES BLoTcnEs, BLAINs and BoLs TUMoRs letter and
SYPHLITIc AND MERCURIAL DISEASES DRopsY DYsPEpsII
DEBILITY, and, indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING PROM
Or IMPURE BLooD The popular belief in 'ipu
generation of the blood Tn cpartcuar purpose and yr
tins Sarsaparila is to purify and regenerate this vital
lated constitutions. - -
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TESTERS IMPROVED

TESTERS IMPROVED
SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES,
AT Prices from $50 $15On Cabinets or plain
ted to do every kind of CLOTH LEATHER WORK that
requires seam
~ Salesroom l63 Baltimore street,
m27d L. D. CHASE, Agent
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n EW sToREI
AND NEW GOODS
GEORGE H. HAIG,
1913 BALTIMORE STREET
BETWEEN CALVERT AND SOUTH STREETS
DRY GOODS, HoSIERIES, MANTILLAS, AND LADIES'
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS.
HOLESALE AND RETAJL
FOR CASH ONLYil!
The public are most respectfully informed that will
open this large and commodious establishment
ON WEDNESDAY, the It'll instant,
with an entirely and very choice stock of nv own i'm
portation, consisting of
SILK AND RICH DRESS GOODS,
LINEN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
MEMS, WoMENS AND MISSES HOsIERIEs, SHIRTS.
AND DRAWERS,
IN GREAT VARIETY
ALSO,
Inc Richest Assortment ever opened in this city of
LADIES' DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS
shalrece by steamer and open on the 18th inst
large assortment of the
VERY LATEST PARTISAN STYLES OF MANTILLAs
And shall be in the constant receipt of
CHOICE NOVELTIES
N.b-All goods WILDE sold at moderate prices s7tfr
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REAL INDIA CAMELs HAIR SHAwLs.-WM. q.
RYAN No Hanover street, will display on Monday Oc
oper tn Tor few days only, choice selection of real
ehAw!s AND ScARFs to which the attention of the
' ID i''leu' oI4-3t*
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Coal UNDER COVER
Every variety of HARD AND SOFT GOALS from the
most approved mines kept clean dry from RAIN and
SNOW, at the lowest cash prices Full weight guaranteed
L. W, LEISENRING,
sl64m No. l2O North Howard street
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MoKIM & CO.,
4H4 BANKERS
Buy and sell FOREIGN and DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Issue
Letters Of credit available in the United States and Euro1e
Tor travelling and mercantile purposes
Negotiate Loans and Business Paper Make Collections
IN all parts of the United States and Canada reasonable
terms Make advances Stocks and other Collaterals
Purchase and sell Stocks and Bonds of this and other
orally. iedtfr
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DI E D..

DIED.
On the 10th instant KATE selond daughter of Thomas
ana Mary Burkett, aged years. months and 10 avs
IT IN the 9TH instant, at the Aged Women's Home Mrs
HANNAH BODLEY, in the 18th year of her age
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SAVE 20 PER CENT by buying your Wood at Office of CITY
Steam Fire Wood Mill, my
No. NORTH STREET.
Slo-tf JAMES H. JOHNSON
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BosToN Coal CoMpANY's LUMP Coal,
For SALE Low
HALL L0NEY,
56 Buchanans wharf,
OFT D, L0NEY Il CO.,
sZl-u 81 South street
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ID E WAN
BALTIMORE DIRECT IMPORTATION.
From ships now discharging,
rr;, Or from The agents Warehouse
N IN defeating the recent attempts to Gre
and the Agricultural community generally to the fact
a there is an abundant supply of Peruvian GUANO in the
market mot scarcity, as has been falsely repored which
are prepared to supply to the Farmers and Planters at
the lowest market rates. '' az
ROB'T TURNER
Peruvian Guano Depot,
wv Al South Frederick street RaItimora
mere all descriptions of FIELD-SEEDS and FERTIII
ZERS can be procured. Olaf
INREASURER'S OFFICE, BALTIMORE AND
a OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY, October 18th, Is5e-Tbe
P9ip4 Of ms Company has declared DIVIDEND OF
IlihE fEh CENI on the Stock Of the Main Stem of he
Bank of Baltimore. ~ ~ ~
The Transfer Book will be closed from the 18th of the pre-
sent month until the ed Of November the ay after the An
nual Meeting of the Stockholders
o,,o..oo ]. l. ATKINSON,
SlM =. Treasurer.
TNREASURER'S OFFICE, BALTIMORE AND
n OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY, October 18th 1859
g i board Of this Company has declared DIVIDEND OF
E woi AND HALF PER CENT. on the Stock of the
ashngton Branch Railroad for the fiscal half year ended
re th am9 payable and after the 25h of the present
III M nun at the MERCHANTS Bank Of Baltimore.
instant ~ ~ - u I I GTKTNS W w @oul
Olf3tawt26 - i ~ Tressrr2or
John NJ. STEWART,
ARCHITECT AND
A. :, SUPERINTENDENT,
s. f. Corner of South aud Second streets,
va II Baltimore.
81 GAME BIRDS AT
SaSEg5AiL CUPS MOWUMEN HOUSE
,SsAsR&k This establishment has in its Larder,
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Woop WoonII Woon,,,

:, onEAf CHINA STORE, Nos. and N. Charles strsa
ney VIII sen you little bit CHEAPER than the CHRaP
EST Give them call and examine for vonrse,ves -,
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~ C0ALI
Goal AT q 50 PER TOM $40 pounds Superior quality
Delivered free of charge in any part of the ctv NJ A
to s475 per ton-2,240 pounds. ''" Ut sf''V
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH
N NJ $780, NJ. 80 . Coal and Wood Dealer
n. ": corner Park and Fayette streets
Wharf-foot Eutaw street WV 9'iee's
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ECONOMY ECONOMY |!
AD0LLAR SAVED Is TWO DOLLARS MADE.
This can be done by purchasing already Sawed and
Split, at office of City Steam Fire Wood MILL
No. NoRTHsT STREET
sl0-tf JAMES Fl JOHNsON
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KINDLING WOOD
ana now preparing my wharfby steam power WEB
AM SILT OAK AND PINE WOOD which I Will al
AND AND deliver free Of charge PER CENT less than
Oice-Pratt and Fremont streets
Park and Fayette streets
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NO. NORTH STREET
slo-u JAMES II. JOHNSON
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MOST ELEGANT SELECTION OF
WATCHES, JEwELRY,
| SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
Which viii be sold at exceedingly low prices aft
IMPORTANT TO HoUsEKEEPERs.
10 know that they can save by purchasing Wood
already Sawed and Split, Office ofCy Steam Fire Wood
Mill, 0'
| NO. 3 NORTH STREET
slod JAMES H. JOHNSON
Coal UNDER COVER
! Every variety of HARD AND SOFT GOALS from the
most approved mines kept and dry from RAIN and
SNOW at the lowest cash prices Full weight guaranteed
L. W, LEISENRING,
| slo4m No. l2O North Howard street
REMOVAL.
c. Y DAVIDSON, Gas Filter, HAS REMOVED from the
old stand, No. IS North street, to
No. Z N. LIBERTY STREET
NB.-Gas Fixtures at reduced prices o7-lmr
FINE TABLE CLARET.-Another supply received
ny GkEEN fOE, IS Baltimore street j27tf
We INVITE THE ATTENTION CT PURCHASERS TO OUR
stock Of fine FANS and HAIR PINS of the newest styles
suitable for presents.
JAR CAMPBELL
slfH 227 Baltimore street, corner of Charles ST.
MILLER BEACHAM'S
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN MUSIC STORE
No. 10 NORTH CHARLES STREET.
Orders for FOREIGN Music solicited. iIs-tt
KINDLING WooDl KINDLING WooD
SAWED AND SPLIT WooD, OF AMY SIZE
At Office of City Steam Fire Wood MILL
No. 3NoRTH STREET.
slOf JAS. H. JOHNSON |
ONE PRICE CLOTHING
j. LIPP & CO.,
.. W. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND PAcA STREETS
Under the ONE PRICE principle we guarantee to our
customers full value for their money
~ oLoFHING MADE TO ORDER in the best manner
"'' ol-3m
LOOK HERE, STRANeERI
lfyou want either CHINA, GLASS, or COMMON WARP
60 to o1' '" AhE,
JOHN A DOBSON 4 CO.'S
ohEAf CHINA STORE, Nos. 2 and N Charles .trao.
ney VIII sell you little bit CHEAPER than the CEpSp
sf eVe them call and examine for yourselves ,aIf
WOOD WooD II Woopllt
SAVE 20 PER CENT by buying your Wood at office of c
steam Fire Wood MILL " S
No. 3NoRTH STREET. |
HV-u JAMES H. JOHNSON.
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BLASTING,
AND SHIPPING POW Err.
For sale at Manufacturers prices by the Agents
A l.. WEBB & BRO,
s2-ttI corner Pratt and Commerce streets
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LOOK HERE, STRANeERI
goto So~oN WARE,
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LADp, WEBSTER L Co.'s,
INKIvALLED SEWING MACHINES
TOOK THE FIRST PREMIUM
AT THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR
September Both, 1889.
~ Baltimore Office,
202 BALTIMORE STREET.
o5tf OpposteH Eastar 81 CO..,
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CHINA,
GLASS,
AND QUEENSWARE,
r. P BAYLY,
~ Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
GLASS,
AND QUEENSWARE,
ROCKINGHAM WARE AND STONEWARE
at Factory Prices,
apl9tf No. HANOVER STREET, near Baltimore
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BEWARE OF DECEPTION.

7,
mhl7-u No 81 N. Gay St, opp. Odd Fellows Hail.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-04-09
VOLUME x. NO. XIV.
St. Peters Church, Ashtabuia.

rnEs or DIVINE SERVICE, &C., DURING NEXT WEEK.
Sunday, being Firth SUNDAY LENT. Morning Service
at l0sS A.. NJ. Evening Service at P. n.
Wednesday, being SIXTH WEDNESDAY, LENT. Morning
Service at IAN.
Friday teirg sixTH FRIDAY IN LENT. Morning Ser
vice at A.
JAMES BoNNAR, B. D., Rector.
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SPRING. S
GEORGE W. CRowELL.

GEORGE W. cRowELL
The Spring has come, the Spring has come,
That glad wild season OF the year.
With swelling buds, the forests bloom,
Which once were naked, brown and scar.
The air breaths forth sweeter breath,
The skies are Of a softer hue;
The stars glow with purer light,
Down through the far o'er-arching blue
We hear the tinkling Of the ril,
We hear the blue-bird's joyous strain;
We see the long lost swallows come,
To tell Of their advancing reign
While nature seems to almost feel.
Those pulsiDg tides rush TO and fro
Which bursting from her kindly breast.
Glide down her realms OF ice and snow
And still dsputing as they glide,
The frost-king's drear and frozen reign;
They form the vanguard of the spring,
And lead her back to earth again.
The Rowerets bursting through the sod,
They gem its soft and verdant green;
While here and there, through veins of air
The clouds in mistic splendor CLEAN.
Yet spring with her beauties rare,
And summers rich, and fragrant bloom,
Shall die meath autumn's suen skies,
And rest in Winters shrouded tomb.
'Tis thus with life-our early life,
Tis thus with all that yet shall be;
Who passing through the ides Of youth,
Unto the dread eternal sea.
Shall feel the spring time Of their year,
Shall see its buds, and blossoms fair;
Shall taste the autumn OF its fruits.
And lure the winter of its care.
Yes live amid It's SHOWS Of age,
With hope green oasis left;
To cheer us on, till time shall give,
Eternal spring, from Winters death.
CLEVELAND March, 1859.
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musical.

GEORGE HALL, Dealer in Piano Fortes and
MeloaeonS Piano Stools Covers Instruction nooks 49,
Depot Main and Centre Streets Of h. Faasstrs
ohce. Aahtabula, Sec advertisements. 4l6
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The excitement caused by the murder of
DR.. BuFdell, at 81 Bond street. on the
night of January 80, 1857, has scarcely q
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IA Esa t. -
On and after Monday, April 4, 1852
CLEVELAND & ERIE RAIL ROAD.
Learing AshtaJula-coING EAST.

Leartng Ashtdbutd-GoING EAST.
Day Freight ...... Leaves at .'-.'.' LIZ
Mail ..................... :" ........ .l2.i5
Cincinnati Dxpress. ........ '''' o'ie n
stock Express. " .'''.'' 'IS's' =
Night ExpreEs ......... " ...... 1l.44
Mail train viii stop all stations except wckGe, Mentor
Cincinnati Express viii stop at wiloughby, Panesvile
Ashtabu a and CHAD only. ,,., ,.
Night Express will stop at Painesve, AShtabus Conneau
and Girard only. 81, ,,,,,
stock Express will stop to leave at Euclid WICK
life WilouGhby Mentor. Perry, Nadson UnionviAs, Gehe-
va, Saybiook and Kingsvile.
Learing AshtaJWla-GoING WEST.
Night Express. ...... leaves at at...... S9
Day Freight ..."..'.'.' 90 y -
Mail ......s..s...... .......'s' S'u9 N
nav Express .....s.... ......... E'ol N
E, press Freight Emigrant. " ....r......'n 'n'45 A
MAIL train will ston at all Stations except swanvile,
Sybook Unouvile, Perry Mentor and Wiekhe VIII stop
na IN take passengers for CeyeaHd only at saybnok
Unionv'e Perry, Mentor, and Wicklife.
Day Express West will stop at Girad Conneaut AShtabua
and painesvilie only,
Ngh Express will stop at Gard cOnneaut AshtabulA and
Painesville only.
Evnress Freight Emgant will np to leave passengers
at Swanvlle Fairuew, Gard Snringfeld Conneaut and
Kngsville. A. g. HUBBARD, station Agent
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From the New York Evening Post.
Matrimonial Brokerage In the Metropolis.
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pUoRo 3

DUCRo & BROTHERS, Manufacturer of 4
Dealers 10 Furniture Of 'he beat descriptions and every
Tey Also genersl Undeakes and anufnetuTeFs Of Cof
AHhiabuis. tlo
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NEW AND SINGULAR CHAPTER IN THE HISTORY OF
MRS. cUENIaHAM-BuRDELL
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AshIabuIa Il. O.-CIOsinG Os Nails
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.-The Ma

oing East will close at O'Clock and 80 minutes, P. NJ,
and mail West will close at o'clock and 80 minutes, PN the
Southern Mail closes at A. and the mail TO Jenerscnat
NJ Keloggayile mail via Plymouth, Fridays, at 3O A. NJ
Office oven daily from A. NJ TO p NJ week days, and
Sundays from II NJ TO ] p ~ until further notice.
Ashtabula May 10th, 1858. E. G. RooT' r. N.
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w. w. SMITH ,--Manufaeture of Sole Up
per and Harness Leather Dealer n French Calf and
Lining Skins Cash paid for Hides and skins 4l9
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PARAGUAY.-Our government, the reader
is aware, several months ago fitted out an
expedition Of some five vessels of war, for
miiably armed and equipped, to go away
of down towards the southern end of
South America and whip the Paraguayans
for having ill-treated one of Uncle Sans
ships year or two ago, in the Rio de la
Plata Well, a Buenos Ayres letter to the
New York Herald, dated Feb 18th, says
the fleet had finally reached the vicinity of
the river Plata, and that the government
of Paraguay, which had clustered tremen-
dously while the feet was at distance,
has about concluded not to fight. Com
missioner Bowlin had had an interview
with the plenipotentiaries of the Paraguay
an government, and they had expressed an
anxious desire for fair, just and peaceful
arrangement with the United States
They further stated that they were autho-
rized to form q treaty with the United
States. similar to those with England,
France and Sardinia, and were willing to
leave to arbitration whatever claims the
United States or its citizens might have
against Paraguay. Mr.. Bowlin made no
positive answer, but was to meet the pleni-
potentiaries at the city of Corrientes within
80 days.
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AMERICAN POTTERY CoMPAyY.-A bill pass
ed both branches of the general assembly
of Illinois, and has been approved by the
Governor, to charter company with the
above name, for the purpose of carrying on
in this State, the manufacture Of a ware
very similar to what is known as China
ware. A specimen of this ware was exhi-
bited to the Legislature, by Mr. Cum
mings, the member who introduced the
bill. and who showed that there could be
manufactured out of Illinois clay, table
ware that could be glazed, polished and
made as durable and beautiful as any To-
reign importation. The company are al
lowed to increase their capital to SL0oo,-
600 1t is the intention of the company to
erect, during the coming summer, extern
sive buildings at some accessible place IN
southern Illinois, near the clay region,
where they propose manufacturing " Anne
riean ChinawareH sufficient to supply all
the contiguous States. They expect to
produce a finer article than any foreign
importation. and also to sell at a greatly
reduced price.
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A CLERGYMAN ARRESTED FOR COCNTEETTIT
ISG-A Methodist minister at Glenwood,
Mills CO., Iowa named VIM Watson. was
arrested last week while preaching fune-
raj sermon, on a charge of counterfeiting.
His house was searched, and large quaint
ties of counterfeiters tools, counterfeit
money, &c, found about the premises
The proof of his guilt was pressed home SO
closely that his reverence finally made
clean breast of it. He confessed that he
had joined gang of counterfeiters some
two years ago, and as he had been in early
life an engraver, he had been avery useful
and Woodworking member of the gang
He had preached in Glenwood about three
years. He said he joined the counterfeit
ers to get money d" to do good with. The
church of which he had the pastoral
charge Of course kicked him off forthwith,
and he is now in Jail.
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From Europe.

The Brennan steamer, via, SOUTHAMPTON,
arrived at New York on Tuesday. The
Reform Bill in the British Parliament wins
still undisposed of, but the outside pres
sure against it was incseasing. From Aus
tria, France, &c, the news looks more
peaceful The Emperor NAPOLEON appears
to be disposed to give way to the general
desire for the maintenance of peace Sar-
DINA alone seems urgent for war The
leading powers, it is confidently stated,
have agreed upon European Congress, to
be held in London or Berlin Markets
show no change
The Indian. which arrived on Thursday,
with datesto the 23d ult., (three days la
ter confirms the above pleasing antictipa-
ton of peaceful solution of the ltaliou
question, with the additional item, that
France had given her assent to the projec-
ted European Congress. Austria was re,
reported to have refused her assent.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

We have but I;tl- change notice, this week in
ney matters. The foreign news has no; materially
changed, and things still bare ~arl.Ie aspect and
both France and Austria active In preparing a
desperate struggle. The Paris and London money mar
kes continue much depressed, and fund. continue at
the lowest figures.
Eastern exchange all tho west, ha. been growing
for the last TIRED weeks, but thus far
material change in rates has taken place. The rates
range from 4. to "a from Cincinnati west.
Capital Is daily accommodating in our eastern cities,
much exceeding the demand. But there seems pre-
vail shin of the and Eastern slow in
seeking Investments here long as borrowers be
found there, much less rates than could be
allied here This accumulation ofcaPita is stimulating
commercial enterprise and, at the rate mportsiions
are running up this year will probably rva! the
vigance ofISj1.
Real estate to be attracting more and at
tention all the country In Cincinnati during the
past week, I, ansactions unusually largs We no.
tice in the Commercial. hundred transfers
usually high figures. In Chicago, transactions seem
less vigorous, but prices well maintained, and op-
eratons full up with the times In Ottawa daily
purchases. mostly, however, long time 10
per cent. interest. Mr.. Anthony has made number
Of sales of city property durin the past weed the
terms mentioned. We hear a good deal inquiry
after farming lands but have yet heard OF but fe
purchases and in the terms. The prospect
however of more activity in lands, is daily growing
favorable.
BY reference to the advertisement in another Part
pepper it will be ihal Hon. W. ii. W Cushman,
has becoms one of the of the Bank of Ottawa.
Mr.. c. is decidedly the ablss. fnancer in this cy-in
fac, he has few superiors any where. With his means,
experience, and skill, there is doubt this bank i'll
attain prominent position among the bands Of
this state. The firm is now Cushman, True, & Co.
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WAeat-Winter, scales; spring, 75ae. 90.
Oats-s5a5Oc for IS lbs.
Barley-45a5Oc for 4s lbs. None coming in.
Potatoes-75a Sal 90 cts. p. bush.
Eqgs-6a7c.
Butter-lsa20c.
CNickens--6aSc per Id.
Iurkies-7a9c per ID.
Hpies-Green, COW &c; dry flint, I3c; calf7
Calf Skins-Sjac
Pork-S5 STAG co.
Bac6n--Shouders. 10c per h.; ham l2ic.
.>tdrch-Ottawa, ste; corn starch, &C.
.Sdh-COmmon, per bb., $500; dairy, in sacks
lac.
Cheese-Illin0is, Ease. Hamburg Ioa1lc.
Iooden Hdye-Tubs, S7.50a$ 1000 per dozen
pals, Sl.75a3Oo per dozen.
BiOoms-S u. 25as2. % per dozen.
PdtHtS and OiLs-Narnish s.. 5OaS s.. 90 per gal.
ORs-Raw, sl.25 per gal; boiled 81 90.
P4hy-5a6c.
White Lead-s saslO per loo lbs.
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washington Items.

The Mexican Liberal Government has
given an order to the Montstown arm Com
pany for 5000 brooch loading rifles and
cordons.
Lord Lyons and suite, accompanied by
Lord Napier arrived here from Annapolis,
this evening
The Post Office Department invite pro
posals for carrying the mails between New
York and San Francisco between October
lst, 1859, and June lst, 1860 Bids will
be received until April Both The exist
ing contracts expire on the Isl of October
The customs reports for the quarter end
ing March 3lst were SIS 900, 900, estimated
on the basir of returns from New York
This is Mr. Cobbs estimate. More of the
authorized treasury notes are yet due. but
Sl3, OOU.o00 of the old are to be redeemed
before july.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-04-09

HIGH WATER AT New ORLEANs-Ihe Mis-
sissippi river is higher at New Orleans at
present than it was last year, when it
reached the highest mark that had been
attained for years before On Monday
there were several bad crevasses in the RI
yer about the city, which threaten great
damage. The water had also broken thro'
on the Louisiana side, at Diamond Island,
flooding many plantations. There were
fears Of break above the city. Five
hundred men had been employed to
strengthen the levee. The river is nine
inches higher than last year at Vicksburg