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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20
The Mysterious GAMBLER,
by AN OLD STsGEk.


have made several passages up the MIS-
sissippi and Ohio rivers and never without
seeing on board the steamers more or less
professional gamblers. II is thriving busi-
ness on the boats where time hangs heavily
on the heads OF the passenger, and the
blacklegs carry off large sums OF money.
They usually remain on board but day or
two-long enough 10 have their true char.
scter exposed.
Thee gentry had become such an intoer.
able nuisance that the captains OF the boats
did not knowingly permit one to come on
board and not frequently brace Of black.
legs were landed IN the woods when their
profession was discovered
During one Of my trips the boat put in at
the mouth OF the Arkan5as river, and al
usual. took stroll on shore. heard the
bell for the departure OF the steamer, and
hastened back TO the landing. A. was on
my way, | wa overtaken by gentleman
with broad brimmed nat, green goggles
ani white ncck-cloth, tagging along with
a large valiss
| am rather late, am ! not said he.
az he Joined me
"Truefnough sir, lrrpiicd respectfully,
for the geUtlem an Wa a Clergyman Mctbo-
dist itinersnt, supposed.
Ny valse is rather heavy, and feared
should ose the boat
Let me help you 10 carry il, sir.
He accepted my cIyii offer, and I took
hold OF the valiSe which vas certainly load.
ed very heavy for Methodist parsob. 10
iew moments we reached the steamer. asl
passed on board but ms new acquaintance
had accomplished bat hsi the distance wher
the plank canted. aud be vas thrown into
the river. Fortunately ior him, was
promp; IN my cliJrts 10 rescue Ljn, aHd he
vas mmeda;ely drawn % board g.lh 90
oihsr detrimeut than thorough dgckir-.
My frteni whom az never earned h;.
name. ! sha. have tp call toe Ksv Mr. cog.
.ies, retired to vacant sta.e-room. IL
vas now nearly dark aul I'D not So l. ~
again that a.GAt.
As usaal. il 'be evening there va. 4 -
BIZ N BE csb.1 leyGted 20 The cards in a
xgrd. tiere yas rambling ulthlqt stit,
W or OBJECTED 10 tne practice. 50 .png a.
it wss not dlLe ~ professional b.arkert.
| acver PLAYED but o'isn s,aod uy tie Ia
DIE 10 ohserv. the pr3gr-as n TIE game,
aad study the ,ooks Il tie payers A. they
we're sgiuisi 5y the Grkie eaaagrs Of tbs
moment.
While va. tbls wAtca.-g taaIN ! Oh
served % the ogpJ- te sd q u. 'anF
we..-dreSed gsullensr sho as regarding
si,h -Ag,r INCEST TIE ? sy' o. ,ls ga.s5 -.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20
Mall Hou's Gom Lake -"p'rior 10 png.t
ksuud

The sStiugt9n correspondent of the
Philadelphia P,an. comments a. follows ap-
on 'hc b.lI rscnty introduced by General
~uIgLp. for ,be object above named
Genera shields, On ;Ae ia instant. H..
uodqc',i bi.i IN tue senate To- establish q
mail routs from ths bead ~ fAkr SUPERIOR
~ Page. -98ui Tbs il "A small inatu., II
.'-e... and j. ,.d nsyuy - ~of'i. gW
sm- b. ,t !. D. 1rA2. atuenilG0 IT, tbs
ysr, pf .als cya,.E.ai, Aai excite inquiry IN
r.3sr,ace - a.. Tn 3.s.aucl lrogn to- " I
utmost pint oi iAs Superior 10 Pagct
9yaul On the fae,Le. b. about l-O0 mi les
lhr r"gte has IT, ambulance ~ gfa.s the
vl5.e way. Ghe Roxy Mogpfa.n. al
ssay a. they adyAno" bpr'h. snd o. th.
rog,1 80 ~ deprss-s! ,t4i 'ie .aud ls .8s.
opiloIs ~ cultivation the wapse wHy, lfom
pint 70 put. u ~ s1 faf nsrtL. IL has
t,-,r ssypysd that tie co4 spOn the foat.
would 10 stfy i9ten.s. and The ssaw yery
drel, ", 3. ). aoS sBOsn iiAi there - not
Dne tsn,A par, %. ihs snov along ,ha. lire
lnas there D. % q. csbus. Or South Paa
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20
Written FOR The Pioneer and Democrat,
TO THE OLD YEAR.
by EMILY HEWITT BUGBEK.

Farewell, old year. though It's bu, yesterday
When we shook hands upon your erownng
night;
When you were young and all your courtiers
When eyes and hopes and lamps were burning
bright.
And they are bright tonight, though you are
dying!-
Feet trip as lightly hopes are soaring high
Sweet song is ringing-merry voices greeting
The young New Year, while you are left to die.
Wan, aged year "a little of Times flying
And this New Born will be as old as YOU;
And still the merry feet will go on dancing
Turning forever from the Old to New.
Recall the gladness of the bygone days.
Though with tonight old Time has finished
The fowery, brighthued train of youthful
Mays.
The June Of Life with gadnesslet me welcome,
Nor turn unto the Past unless TO dream
Unless to bid its memories float out to me,
As float rose garlands o er q summer stream.
And you, old year, have brought me brighter
garands
Than all your brothers ever brought before
And you have plucksd the thorns away in kind.
ness,
And placed but roses at my spirits door.
And now | give them back little withered--
And fit to twine about your faded brow;
Bat thornless--sweet-and they shall live for
The fragrant memories that give you now.
Farewell farewell the midnight hour is
pesling,
A merry shout salutes the bright New Year;
While down upon your death alone has fallen
The silent tribute Of single tear,
JASoAnr let 1859
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

A boSDoS letter dated Dec Path, informs
us tba, tho gentlemsn who assaulted Now.
BRAY NoRais, for the last thirteen years
manager Of the London Imecs, and blacked
bis eyes, alleging tia, AoKnis was intimate
whore he should only have bern respectful,
was fned in a London Police court ESQ,
aud ant 10 prison Tor ,brce weeks. Moasis
- represented ~ a regular lady killer.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-01-20

And they are bright tonight, though you are
dying -
Feet trip as lightly, hopes are soaring high;
Sweet song is ringing merry voices greeting
The young New Year, while you are left to die.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02

An Instrument for the cure Nocturnal Emissions
properly known Seminal Weakness &C Gun be prompt
y cured in from fifteen days two months by the u
this instrument when used cOuointly with medicines
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02
Boston DRY Goods Market.

The Dry Goods trade of the week has been
marked by still greater activity, and the buoyant
and firm feeling noticed in our report of the last
week is fully sustained. The business in fact ex-
ceeds the expectations Of the most sanguine, and
the trade is now more active, healthy and promis-
ing than ever known before at this season. job
bers have been stocking themselves quite freely.
The leading houses in the trade who have moved
into splendid new stores on Franklin street could
not have better week to inaugurate the business
in their new location. Buyers from the South
and South West have made their appearance in
considerable numbers, and purchase liberal as
sortments Of domestic and foreign goods. The
private advices from neighboring markets are of q
favorable character. In Philadelphia the stocks
have already become much reduced and ofstandard
Sheetings that market has been nearly swept.
The stock of goods here is comparatively small,
but the variety Of domestic fabrics is greater tnan
usual, and the assortment on'the whole better
one than ever before offered to the trade, quality
considered. Our manufacturers certainly deserve
q great deal Of credit for the enterprise and good
taste generally displayed particulsrlyby those who
have given their attention to Prints, Lawns, De-
LANES and Chalies, as the display of these goods
is far superior to any previous production. This
improvement on the part Of our manufacturers has
also been noticed by others. The Economist re-
marks that "the new goods now coming forward,
both Cotton and Woolen, do great credit to the
producers, and satisfy Us that IN almost every
leading style of fancy goods, need have no fear
of foreign competition. Our designers and fabri-
osnts We are gratifed to find displaying each sea-
son increased originality, and are less dependant
the taste and skill of their transatlantic COM
petitors.
The tendency of the markets. decidedly upward
foI all kinds Of goods and we look for general
improvement in prices of both wooden and cotton.
Nearly all kinds of standard Cotton Goods are
sold close up and ahead Of production. Brown
Drills, the dulest on the list last week, have been
taken freely by exporters. noticeable feature of
our trade the past week has been the appearance
efmsny buyers who have visited our city for the
first time. For many articles of domestic manu-
facture our market evidently presents attractions
not to be found elsswhere-SAigping List
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02

STATISTICS OF lS5s.-The series of tables now
in the course of publication in our columns, exhb>
iting the extent of commerce Of the country the
past year in of the leading articles of Import
and Traffic, show very gratifying state of affairs
as compared with the disastrous results of 1851.
The consumption of the great staples is not only
very largely in excess of the previous year, bnt
in point of magnitude has never been approached.
The publication of "the facts and figures" con-
stituting, as it were, a balance sheet of Trade,
and showing such favorable conclusions, has not
been without its effect upon the market and togeth-
er with other causes, has produced more buoyancy
and animation than has been before observable in
months.-M Y. SAip, Last.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02
Corning & Co.'S Quotations
LCOH o l.
RURN MING l. U DS
MANUFACTURED BY s. CORNING d Co, 20 RIVER
STREET, CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Terms, Cash. Current Funds.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Feh. /
inv TrrEeRaPH


lour-The arket is dull and eavy but holders refuse
to make any atersl concessions realize there were
sales IOG 6hls at IS Kos IS superhne stare
for extra state; S55d550 for suDernne western - %
(a6 40 for common medium extra western; $3.50
81 20 for shipping brands extra IOund hoop ono tht
fet Clo>ing iu ana downward Canadian nouI-sHss ~
s. d ID for common % choice extra small ssies 0I
Rye a5ur at s35O9425. BUekvheal Flour dul al s4S'
Wbssr-RaTher sasier and demand mode ate; sales of
ls OlO bus at 81 3O for red southern 81 o tor winter
red I'D Sl461Sc for white western
BsrleTSMore scve sales of 1000 bus California at soc
500 bus frS 74c and 1900 bus choice pale Canada
Sorn-ouet and firm; CSC refused for m1ed western in
sto-e sales Of 500 bus at sO9slc for Jersey and
southern white and yelCw
oasQuiet 95sc for State and 6C9elo for western
and Canadian o.1>,-,.
POrk-DnL sales OF loSO bbls al SltSSls,I2 lor new
mess; Sl76l9lI75 for old mess Sl35O9lS79 ior ne"
prime; Sl3,sOS9l5,75 for prime mess .-...
country prime 81 559 for country mess $sT5GOO fol
repacked mess; Sll,00tdlll50 for extra mess.
Beef Hams-kirn al Sl7 for extra Prime Mes Bee
nominal al Sl6(als. -
Cut Neats-S eady; sales $50 hhds at 66zc for should
ers; ssf69Sc for ans.
fed.
Iara-Fir; sales Of 100 bbls 125S9l25Sc including
500 bbls for March and April at l21Sc
BlcOn-Qu et 100 western smoked hams sold al l09e
Butterln fair request at ilS@c for Ohio and l6S26'
for Sraie.
Chetse-Steady at sGlO5Ic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02
1850. 1859.
cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad

- sss:sss;..s.;E7s 80 isiI----Siis-
WINTER ARRANGEMEkts
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV
% 1855 Passenger Train leave Ceve5ana as %
IlO Cincinnati Express, stopping az BeIea
C,alIj1n Giiead cardngton, Ashley .Dela"are
ahd WOrtfInEton a, al 80
3.IO NJ CINCINNATI Night ds -. q,
" tons between Cleveland aln Sallion, slu ~ ~
Csrdipgtou and Delaware; also, stgpplns 10
leave Messengers at all stations south OF 6aloh
CONNECTIONS -, p -
=, N, z,-..t., Nfansfeid an6 Newark Railroad fOl
'' Mansfield Mt Vernon, Newark, ZaneS vie, X
Sss+,;ns oittsbnrpi 1T Wayne and Chicago haliroa9
Tor Eorest Upper Sanduskyt Delphosi Lima, ! !
WANG Lapofte. Chicago, &c west, ana Ess'
far ManSfeid, Wooster, Masslllon, &c m,
e.i;s and PeiIeftaie Railroad Line, tar MARION bee-
1aioi ann o.sine Si,inev Uuion Muncie, Indialapolls
Terrs Taute ViEeeEnes Evansville, LOUISVILLE
Cairo, St. Louis, &C ,.s.iI n
ne awsre aVtou and Cincinnati lneflof sihsues9' -
navton Hamilton, Cincinnati. Richulolai IN. N.
6ianapOlis Tefre Ha1te, 81 LOUIS. -, /! a4t d. 4.
CiDcinnati with the Ohio = MISSISSIPPI fSll fSlul-
road for LOUISVILLE ard all points on ths ONO
c.l,,0hBs Iitfs Miami and Columbus and xenia Rail
- fo- Xenia DaFtOn Indianapolis, IeHe
IGo1fa 81 T0Vis Morrow, Love and. and CiIl-
.in1afi and with the Ohio and D lis5isslppl Rail
road nj Cincinnati Ior LouisTille, EseLlsline. ES,
Csiro St Louis and all points on zoe Dh-l ll1fl'
SsntTsl ONO Psilroad for Newark, ZaIies
Wheeling, SC; Columbus, flquA AHd iHNi1-~
TaiIroad for Pi1ua- Urbana, Sc -, !.
- 1-r TctetS 10 an points and information SPPE A.
he Union Ticket Office 81 Superior street. OF a INC
ssnger Station. - . rTH-r Sunsriui sndeet
Clsveland Nov 10, 1858.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02

MAKING CUAAECtIOl'o -
Al Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cieyeiand 70
Irms A. Cincinnati Cleveland and EfleY and CieEeAhn
and PittSbursl Railroads.
ItsoloI with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c.
Al NTautua with hacks for Rayenna, &c
A. Rrsceviile with hacks TO Newton Falls, sc ,
Al WaT1e1 with hacks ShsFsn, Greenhehs Meadsliie
Bloomfield Garfield, &C - 60 ,,.,u.a
Lowell and EnoH Valley and thence BY r = W. NJ X
g. to Pittsburgh. i-,.,. ,t,oTrv e,,,
ClerrIand Nov ls lsss-iv2s.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02
"QUAKER CITY"
DOUBLE THREAD
Family Se1UiNg Machine,
Only S35 and . o.

THE citizens of Cleveland, and all
invited ts call and examine FOR themselves tins
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine is the very latest improvement, Paent
Granted I4h Of August 1855 and is ackno edged by all
GOOD iudges TO be THE Family sewing Baehlhe thlt mas
long been wanted has the advantages oi ~ e
naients without their complicated J9St as
good work aud can sold great deal cheaper Whlie us
9urabilitv and simplicity will commend itsell 10 au
II sews from two ordinarr sPoois without rewlndlns
II sevs coarse and fine work with equal 1acliy, anu ns
yery elastic stitch that w1lnot rip although every oorh
stitch be cut. -. - - s,11 al
Iirit directions accompany each Machine; and II Is SO
simple, that ITS oPeIAuuh Oaii De iS' ~ 9
hour. -. ,,.;1y oilad and
rms yery easly while there room to Work on II
This Machine makes beautiful Embroidery ST. ch also
gathers nicely ..! ,s rI.,-olan5
o, mad of buving tins Machine they are coraly hEiIel
torsJl and exam inc them at WEDDELL HOUSE BLOCh
RANK STREET before purchasing elsewhere a.
~ rare chance IS offered 10 speculatoIs Nlsllhs 70
buV County Rights, Mr. North mas tMo
eN n ts STATE All letters addressed 70 him VIII re-
eelEe prompt a''e i1'On' WALTER C. NORTH.
,Dr General Agent for state of Ohln
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02
COMMERCIAL.
cleveland Produce Markets-
MORNING LEADER OFFICER
TUrSDAY- Feb. Is P N

MORNING LEADER oFFICE.)
TUESDAY, Feb. Is P N
u,iness has been dun to-day snd there is very hte 0
importance to record Buyers are in the market iof
o take hold at the figures Of holders. who are
..v n at the advance The sales 80 bbs good eA-
ira at s575; and 200 do. do. at same
WHEAT-sals carload red stSl,2O
OATs-one car new on track sold at 5Se-
LARD-A lot o. q kegs prime country lard sold lie
BUTTRR-we note sales 25 kegs summsr-psekeo Oeh'iS
lc 60 kegs do Is kegs do at Ve' ana O sOOO
butter at l5e
CHEEsE-sAle of . lot of poor quality at &C.
Nothing doing in other articles and prices continue "l'no"
change
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The Great Constitutional Remedy,
d D p

" PRICE, SI,nO PER BOTTLE.
-coh by Wh. FESKE, and GAYLORD & HAM
Nt5fN1 C,Iev-land and Druggists everywheTe. deels
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02

LAlAENESS
And in all eases Of
Bruises, Wounds, Strains, and SPrains,
The moment it is applied the injured parts all pain and
uneasiness cease Look for Ceunterelts and lmlta-
tions-purchase only Railways Ready Relief.
Price, Is cents 60 cents and 81 per bottle.
new Contribution to Seience-the great Grand
Discovery,
R. r R.
(No. 81
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
Sig of these pills will supply the blood with the same
amount Of nutrition as one OF ordinary bread.
Mothers pnrsing should always take or two Of these
Pills once or twice week They will not only keep your
system healthy ar regular but will protect your infants
against Cramp an (Pains the StOnsch and insure not
only healthy ch a. but will invest every child, thus
sucked with a sweet disposition.
THEY CURE
COsTIvENEss, INDIGESTION,
HEARTBURN, DYSPEPSIA,
BILIOUsNEss, CONSTIPATION,
DROPsY, HEADACHE,
PALPTTATIoN OF HEART, CONGESTION, ETC.
Price, 25 Cents
Ask foi Railways Regulators or Regulating Pills
The Great Constitutional Remedy,
r. r r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02


1860 fbs Dried PEACHES, peeled and unpeeled,
20 packages Table Batter,
Jana No. q AIeIwln St
E0 BBLS NEW CROP NEW
eDO Orleans AIolasses
30 hhds new New Orleans Sugar,
in store % and SfSf' for sale S low at A n PERRY & cos
dec2t No ZIG us Superior St
4 MOE LOT DRIED APPLES
IN No 70 BIerwin dec7 J. NJ. HOVER
NOARSE, FINE & SACK SALT
~ No. 10 Merwin St. dec7 J, NJ HOVER.
NXTRA & DOUBLE EXTRA FAM
~ LILY FLoUR-NO 20 Merwin street n HOVER.
DECEIVING WEEKLY FRESH
III GROUND BUCKWHEAT FLOUR at 20 Merwin
street dec7 j. VI. HOVER
BIeaChed Winter Whale and Elephant Oil.
%0S BIS. OF SUPERIOR QUAIL
INO ny JUST RECEIVED,
o,as ds a39 als ior s'i' iVS G6RboN. MCMILLAN CO
LIVERPOOL SALT = 500 BAGS,
dam Eject Els from G6fBRS9tiMST GoRBoN MfgAN iaf &C.
Tx BUSH. DRIED PEACHES.
LIZ On cOnsignmenst14fS9TT s,49Tts saie b{yrrN.,r By
UTATER LIME.-400 bbls Ames'
w Water I1me-iu barrels. and in prime order
for sale 6y SMITH PUTNAM.
000 BBLS. COARSE SALT-For
NUU sale by SMITH PUTNAM.
DOLL BUTTER AND EGGS,
N ocB For sale By SMITH PUTNAM.
HUTCH BULBOUS ROOTS We
have TS5 & sad ycToea TosYsa subs ehGes @
land They all rstelass Bulbs and I'd viii 19 M Io5Ra ana
tributon in a few days SdAlE ~ sses Store
HOMINY- AND SAMP, PUT UP in
IL h. Bags very NICE arcle made de- frsR SnN Tll''
i sale DV . olzatA =
WTINGS FARINA CRACKERS
w soethiug new this market and Of The best
CckeI adsqss 5Ssslv'd from NsT sThfR xHk s6N
0O0KING EXTRACTS-Of all fla
~ vIS ssrs-jus'T'' received Ew. sAcKRIDER.
OATAWBA AND ISABELLA
! WINE-GroUth of Kelley's lsisnd-warranted pure
for n9s sale BY the sail0n 0' O'' l. W sAcKRIDER.
Chemical Soaps.
GORHAM & APLI,NlNIEI. ARE SOLE dIS
CHEMiCAI SOAPS warranted as good as any othsTia 5I
Ge Free from T9sn and sos5 anil sell . psT mSsids es
InO00 SACKS TABLE SALT
NOOO For sale. ap2 SMITH 9Ia. PUTNAM
OOAP-LoW's Brown Windsor and
y Honey Soap, Clsavor's Glycerine, Musk and Hons'
Soap -sArrAnt'd s'nuin'--'0i sac E W. sAcKRIOER;
DIRT, ,NHES-A nne dss0L d.. 9tus CIiSnS LII VI
~ halL a1 am forp and Sandal WOOd. For sale by
Bone. Buiialo !. ~ E. W SACKRIDER
TBTN's EXTRACTs-;A!A full as
,D, inst rec sived together vita great varietF
Of perfgmery and toilet "a ~ E W. sACBzlDER.
feos
y 4 6aroware.
NARPENTERS TOOLS.-The larg-
4 - md hest variety in the city-foI salesy
anso II K R.RAYNoLDS, No ssnnerloI 81:
HOTTSE TRIMMINGS, of every des-
cTin1ion variety style and priee--i9r saie oy
anaatp II K. RAYNOLDSs No ssupenor 81.
900 KEGS OF SUPERIOR
- Y - II K RAYNoLDS,
apsS saaS :. : : No 9 saPsIioE s
IRON AND STEEL.-zAE out ship
s1sa oE1-i%oi % A' A'' 8l-1 : y No. ssuDerior 81
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02
Drnns

To Hotel Keepers, Restaurants, Druggists
Grocers and the Pubic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02
Dr.. AMOS & SON,

N the State who members Of the Royal College OF
Surgeons London. May be consulted from O'Clock in
the morning until at night every state and symptom Of
disease The treatment they adopt the result Of upwards
Of thirty extensive practice in Europe and Anerica
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02
e Great Vital Regener1
TRHSEM AR!
dec6 dSw " 2sO AGENTS Cleveland
N n NIO Mo M III Il IN M
rapid and complete efhcacS of
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF.

hS MORE SICKNESS-NO MORE RHEUMA-
TISM or Stiffness of the Joints Lumbago, Headaches
To0thachss suffering from other bodily nhrmtes The
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Hltsrrllanrons.
Notice.

.H HATTERSLEY would respect
fnV inform his friends and the pube thal ne IN ilxs
a6T,d his Gun Store No. lG2 superior ne ns
dool 70 ~ N pa S5ot Guns Rsyolvers Pistols, Pow
d Sbot Caps &c sc. ~ Repairing done neal aho
diana
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-02

CORDAGE.
Manila -----..Flbu II a Il
TSrred Rope Y q Is

Apples gTn- -S3bbl "a 4
Do dried 91bus 2 0oa
Peaches dPd-- Pb-6
Do unpld --STb I3a
figs-----------e9lb f0'G Il
Lemons -----49box A-
Orangea---- f9box-6
Raisins, N R F9box7 2 T5S ?
Do lsyer fJboxs l2S Z
CrHnberriss - S5bbls 5Oa.IO
FLOUR AND MEAL
o. 4 Ina sup 2bbl 4 5o6 S
o. 4 Ind ext S9bbl 5 80 s
Double extra z7bbl 5 T5a 8
Rye Flour--- Rbbl 5 7sa 4
Buekvheat 9cvt 2 ga ?
Corn Meal Pcwt ID I
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SPIRITS
leg Avrl

Hay--;----: Ston GOA II OOWs.sr-R..L.t.1k
Do baled fBan "a IL Hz.,S-- - " ~ esbold IS
HOps---.---Fdb lsS lsW5its IN, a oennt sll9 s.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1859-11-30

THE SILENT CONFLICT OF LIFE.-A
triumph in the field is theme for Poetry,
for painting, for history, for all the euloy
istic and .aggrandizing agencies whose
united tribute constitutes Fame; but there
are victories won by men over themselves
more truly honorable to the coaquerors
than any that can be achieved in WAL
OF these silent successes we never hear.
The battles in which they are obtained
ale fought in solitude and without help,
save from above. The conflict is some
times wagcd in the still watches Of the
night, and the strug3 lie is eften fearful
Honor to every conqueror in such war
fare! Honor to the man or woman who
fights temptation, hatred, revenge, envy,
sclfshness, back to its last covert in tho
heart, and thence cxpcls it forever. AL
though no outward show of honor accrre,
to the yictors in these good fights, they
have their rewards higher one than
Fame can bestow. They come out of the
combat self ennobled.