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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-21
ANOTHER NEW BOOK
DIR. BoNAPARTE's oRL..r WORK

REPRESENTING ALL the diseas-
! !.
Ef-=. \ es Of the genital organs of the
- I..S y male and female, with the latest
~ 41N r." discoveries in reproduction. The
NJ " M afflicted should use no remedies
IL An&s N4A before learning from this valuable
V1t4Ss>Rt aNH7| work the superiority OF the au-
NffST-, l,77 ~ thor's Paris and London treA time mt
sh ~ of private diseases--both married
sNes1A N S. and single should consult it, This
fQ5f|I4f Hf2H book tells how to cure the follow
&HfPS~ ing Diseases, and enlightenn those
Gohnorrh@a elect, chordee, Structure, Phymo-
sis, Paraphymosis, Gravel, syphilis, Bubo, Warts,
BlotcheS senauallsm seminal MeahnesS, sur
preston of the Menses, Falling Of the womb; how
10 prevent Prevent Pregnancy MenhtrHauon, bar
renness RheumA Atiam, &c. II treats on Midwifery,
Abortion, Miscarriage. eelebacy, with remarks to
the young and old Of both uexes. II tells how to
distinguish pregnancy and howto avoid H. &C.
Perfect Safeguard against Quackery.
Fortieth edition-l0O, 900 copies sold annually.
This book sent under seal post paid, TO an parts
of the world the receipt OF % cents or live cop
les for 81.
DIR. BOnaphrte's Great Preventive
This simple healthful and, yet effectuAl prevent
i've is beyond a comparison with anything yet dis
and in no instance has it failed when applied sc-
cording to direction.-hIarried people who do not
wish 70 inerea should De IN possess
DR. Bonaparte's French Patent Male Saiel This
article enables those whose health or eircumAtan-
ces uc not permit an increase OF family TO regulate
or limit the number of their otispring, without in
turing the constitution II is the only safe and
preventive against pregnancy and disease. The
above article Is specially intended to fuh this de-
sderAtum Is perfectly safe; no metallic substance
entera into its composition. The price Of the
French Patent Male safe one dollar the single one
four dollars per half dozen and seven dollars per
dozen.
Madame Loziers Female Monthly Pills is safe
and reliable remedy for suppressionS and all female
diseases. Ladies' should not use them during pIeg-
nancy as they will produce miscarriage. Price, one
dollar per box-eNtra fine Ave dollars. Sent TO any
address by mall post s=ee. No letters will be an.
swered unless they contain remittance or postage
stamp.
Ali orders addressed to DR.. +. BoNAPARTE, No. Is2
Sycamore street, between Fifth and sixth streets
Cincinnati, Ohio, will be punetuAlly attended to-
Dr. B. be consulted upon all secret diseases. HI
is unQuestionably acknowledged to be the cham
pion aud king OF Venereal Diseases, and only Ply
sician In the Union who has travelled the eontln
ent OF Europe, and the only Doctor who has viste'
their celebrated Hospitals, as well az their mediea
Institutions, aud receiving their monthly reports
offers to all those who desire TO consult profession
al person. the result OF forty years experience in tn
Hospitals of Europe and America Confidential con
sultstion daily, from A. NJ. until 10 P. NJ.
apri4-lydaw
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Dayton, xcnin a CoIumBus Il. Il /.


Three Daily Trains, via Columbus.
Through tickets from Dayton to all Eastern
Cities.
THREE Daily Trains each way, leaving Dayton
II for the East as follows Night ENpressat 20 a.
MI Day Express 9,a6 a M; Accommodated 10p. m.
Arriving at Dayton, Accommodation b.58 a. m i
No. Express, II 80 a. mi Day Express, 6, 80 y. m
Trains run by Columbus time which is minutes
faster than Dayton time.
Through tickets can be had for al Eastern cities
by calling on 2 r. Warman, Ticket Agent, At tho
Depot, East Third street
Dayton, Xenia ard Columbua--Leaves at o 30 d.
m, and arrives at 500 a. m.
All freights left At the Depot by $50 p. M. will
be forwarded same day. bv $50 p. m. Freights Ar
J. DURAND, supt
c. WARMAN, Genl. Ag't. apris
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SPRING HARDWARE.

7 ONG and short handles Ames' shovels,
IL shoyels without handlea; spades, manure FORKS,
shaking forks, hay-forkB, noes, with and without
handles garden hoes, garden rakea, with and With
outhandles; German siekles, garden trowels, mat
tocks picks, axes, hatehets, saws, drawing knives
augurH, ohsela trace, breast and halter chains be-
sides good assortment Of knives and forks, spoons,
&C., for sale by CHARLES POST,
EeRt ID street, doors from Main street,
mhl6-daw
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PRIME FRUIT,

TX BOXES, fresh and sweet Oranges, and
~ new supply OF other choice fruits, juSt
received By W. n. BRANDRNBuRo and co,
APr5 800 Third street.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 20

In the U. s. Circuit Court, to-day, suit
regarding the right to dispose ofwOven shir-
red India rubber goods came to a sudden
termination, by Judge Grier stating that the
questions were too important to be deter
mined on preliminary hearing
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-21

N retiring from the "Frantlin, - taHe this method
l Of recommending my friends and patrons OF the
House while under my naturalization, 20 the new
proprietor who will extend TO them all the courte-
aies due from landlord TO his gueslB.
In this connection offer my sincere THANKS 70 my
aequalntancee and the great public that haa 20 long
patronage. JOHN r. KLINE.
mhlb-amdaW
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Cincinnati Markets.

OuoISNArf, April co.
Flour arm, f6,oo@s.7s for superfne.
Whisky 04i$
Provisions buoyant Mesa Pork tt7 .HoNle, !.
90; prime 9l3,00@i3,l5
Wheat steady. white l.4s@l a.; Red 81
@l,97.
Corn active al 7e@s0.
Rye in fair demand NJ 90M9a
BARLEY firm ~ 6Om65.
Oats, S6@5e for prime.
Lard H.
New York Market
NEw YoRN, April 20.
Flour advanced. Ohio Sc, 46eR660
Wheat buoyant White .GU@i So Red
81 1,42@l,44
Corn hrm at e2@s5 for mixed White u
0i,25
PORK firm. Moss. si70O@I7,5O Prime,
Ella, ,500l2.62.
Whisky duh at 26S
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Medical Notice.
LABOR sAVINa.

THE Subscriber has now in his store, and
for sale, mangle to wiring out clothes on a
washing day, and to mangie or smooth the clothes
and any one having used II, would not like to do
wlthouttt CHARLES POST,
No.4 Second street, doors from Main.
Aprll-d&w
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Gairst bO Gtlrgrapb.
Arrival Of The Arabia.

HAuFkx, April 20.
The Royal Mail steamship Arabia, with
London and Liverpool dates 10 the 9th inst
being one week later than received BY the
Europa, has arrived
The steamer Fulton, which sailed on The
; 9Th inst, carried out tho announcement that
the English ministers had decided on n dis,
solution Of Parliament, but no day has yet
been ixed for that event The country is
flooded with addresses to the Queen on the
subject
The Indian Loan Bill for seven millions
had passed
The continental adyices are very warlike
and threatening
Lord Derby announced IN the House Of
Lords that the cabinet would dissolve Par.
lament, and appeal To the country. lie Sc.
verely commented on Lord Russells course
and likewise characterized Palmerstons 9 re.
commendation that the ministry should &C
cep, Russelrs amendment as a direct insult
lie rcjoieed at the generons support the Gov
ernment had received, and expressed the
conviction that for want Of cohesion, the
opposition would be speedily dis~o'
The cabinet had pecideA
, hc"s.. SS' "' 'O' ~ ...sed, |,
1ht -y1ntry ought to +,
NI 81 t.o present crisis, and be-
10 Interests Of peace would suffer
-om a change Of administration. Mr.. Dis, s
seli made a corresponding announcement :,
D the House OF Commons
IL is reported that Austria will insist on
isarmsment before opening Congress. !,
VERY LATEST
LONDON, Saturday p. NJ. 4
The Earl Of Malmsbury's remarks yester.
ay in Parliament are construed into an ad.
lission Of the hopelessness Of peace
The movement Of troops and war material
D France continues on large scale
5000 troops are on their way to reinforce a
syons.
A feeling that war is inevitable prevails q
I the French foreign Office, AMI is shared
y some Of The highest functionaries. Or.
ers have been sent to Toulon for sixty,
light vessels to be ready to put to sea at n
ay's notice; also, eight vessels have been
rdered from Brest to Toulon. All the
iarseilles vessels ia the Adriatio are has
enipg home. The Paris Bourse is deoli- 1
ing, The English ambassador at Turin
as suddenly left for London.
Adyices state that great prize fight be-
ween Sayers and Paddock came of on the
tn inst Over thousand people were n
resent A series Of rounds were fought, ii
occupying l24 minutes. Sayers was the
ictor, thus retaining the championship of 1
,ngland.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-21

lust received large assortment of Coal
y OIL Lamps, with improved Burners, and new
styles, suitable for Church, store Paror and Ktch
en- purposes, In variety.
Glass suspending Lamps-Large and Small Burner.
side u
and Glass PArlor"
Kitchen %
Britannia Parlor Pulpit; something new and good.
Prao.et Lamps, Large and Small Burner
Hand
We alsa keep large stock OF Laid oil, Fiui,;a and
Camphene Lamps Glass and Paper Shaden Chin.
nies Wioking etc., etc., which we offer for sale Al
reduced prices. ~
HEoKLER, REMLEY 4 MAxTON.
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II. 8, WILLIAMS, J.R WALLACE,
WILLIAMS s. WALLACE.
N0TARIES PUBLIC,
AND
Real Estate Agents,
CHEAP PROPERTY.

40 ACRES Of Land, miles from Dayton,
~ on Cincinnati Pike, by Franklin. Lewis
Compton win show lands.
ALso-7k acres, with fine brick dwelling, in a
high state of cultivation, containing variety of
choice fruit trees, half mile north Of Dayton.
ALSo-l6 acres, ~ mileE 5. w. of Dayton, beau
tifuly situated, and of deep rich soil is used for
gardening ard s Of the best in ecountry, and con-
tains variety OF fruit trees, Bhrubbery, sc. A
pleasant dwelling, wood house, stable, well OF ex-
eellent water and good fence. Land cheap and pay
mentB easy.
ALso-aO acres of land, In high state of eultivA-
ton, miles west OF Dayton, on the Liberty Pike,
with house containing roomH, smoke house barn,
coBn,cribs wagon and plow sheds, good orchard and
a well of excellent water.
ALso-s2 acres, In sec. 2s, Shelby Co o., one and
a half miles from Newport, on the canal, a short
distance north Of sidney with house stable and 90
acres improved, all under good fence the balance In
fine timDer, Sidney and Berlin road close TO the land
a school and meeting house within 80 rods.
ALSo-eo acres, in sec. Il, in said neighborhOod
covered with excellent timber Both tracts are
lands, and Of an excellent quality. Cheap on time
ALso-2so acres north Of Springfield, well inn
proved with suitable building 50 acres being cover
ed with heavy timber, will be sold cheap.
ALSo-i0 acres, within mile south Of Springfield
well improved.
feh5 WILLIAMS n WALLACE.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the PURPOSES of a Family PhySic,
Are composed that disease within the range OF their
on eau rurev withsan eyde them Their psuetraug
popertes Search and coanse and iuvgOrae every portion
OF The human organism. correcting diseased action aud
restoring It's qeHllhy Vltaes consequence these
properties t6e lnyaid who Is bowed down with pain or
physical debility isastOnished 10 find his health eTgy
estored by rtmsdy At once 50 simple aud inviting
Not only do they the every daA complaints every
Dudy out rlSO many iUrmilab and dangerous diseases
The agent below nBned Is pleased to fumlsh gatis my
American Almanac containing cercat Of their cures
bnd directions for their Ia tbs following COmuluuts-
Costiyoness, Hearburn, Headuol arising m disoTdood
St0mac Nausea Indigestion, Pain aud Morbid inactiun
OF the Bowels BaulencJ loss Of Appetite Jauudcs and
other kindred complaints arising from low state Of lie
body or ohetructiui Of its funCtuns.
Do pot be PIT Of by unpruciptd Dealers with 9TH
rFJLs, and lake nothing
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-13
A Family Of Governors.

The Boston Express, in an interesting his
torieAl sketch of the Boylston market, men
tons the following noteworthy incident
"Lsyi Lincoln, who signed the charter Of the
Boylston Market Association, as Governor Of
the Commonwealth, was the father Of the last
Governor, Levi Lincoln, and was Lieutenant
Governor when Governor Sullivan died, there
by becoming Governor. Governor Levi lincoln
the elder, died at Worcester, April ~, 1920,
aged n. His widow, Martha, died at the same
place, April, 1925 and was followed 10 the
grave by two sons, both of them Governors
Levi, Governor Of Massaehus 'ets, and Enoch,
Governor Of Maine. There probably is no in.
stance on record where mother, and The Wild
Ow Of Governor, has been followed 10 the
grave BY two sons, themselves then Governors
Of two States IN our Union"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-13
Hiehwines. (9gal 245Sa 25
Whisky -, 20


FLoUR-Notting doing except in small lois for home
consumption The range is s475a55O for common extras
TO good double extras. Rye flour is selog at s425.
WHEAT-There is more frmnes In the market, and an
expecia of advance in sympathy with the markets
at The West Sales red at $l,O2h; cars do at
Si,O3, and COO bu white at sll4.
CORN-Quist at 7rc.
oATssaes $50 bu last years oats at 52c and
/ car new 33e.
HIGHWINFS-Sale OF 10 bbls at 2sc,
BUT ER-There has been active inquiry for Central
torthe Boston market in lots l3 $40 pounds at IKE.
EGGs-Are less firm To-day and selling at l0h@llc
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In July 1855 taken with an ordinary summer COM
hot would soon Of itself hut IN ubuut weeks
commenced passing mucus aud hOOd, and grew so weak
hat was unable to do half days work | applied to
physctars was oscd first with opates. with pills
q arato Of silver took injections OF nitrate Of silver all
doing gool. next took various home remedies recom
mended Oy nurses and old lpdes mother did hty do
any GOOD Again returned TO the care Of tue physicians
aud dOsed with any quantity of the m powerful
asrngenis knrV 70 the Oletsion but all to pup
IN Moy 1855, after having The disease overten months,
and whch by the way, pronounced TO be Of the
liFnant southern y ucummended 10 take the
freHfy tou hors after commencing fuse disease toas
completely eheced, lent WHICH seven different physicians
meucei daily ablutions with cold water aud
have enjoyed excellent hea IN.
used but portion OF bottle 20 psh this good
work, and since my bov els have been very regular
eyacuating tn msolves once O day
From my experience, l unhestaingly pronounce It tue
best DysenteTy medicine ever made and would heartily
led make his statement the pul lic through gratitude
for the bessng it has conferred upon me- aud through the
hope that others like afflicted reap the heheft Of its
USE J. II HAkr,
Onico Of Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Having had an opportunity your yau1be medicine
for bowel complaints the Gra fenherg Dystuery Syrup
my family most iallY recommend Il ulrdlng
charm aud cauno doubt that when Il is well known
as s merits demand 1t will afford relief e houssnds now
Pres. Board af Aldermen and Acting Mayor, n Y.
have had oppor Of witnessing The effect of the
especially Of character and have no hest
atlon 70 saying that It is admirably sd9Bied for re cure
CTotsn Water Conm'r aud Alderman, N Y.
~ For sale by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
u For medicines or agencies address
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
augs Agent tor Ohio.
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ALSO -
ANFOR RD'S
Family CathartiC Pills,

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pu~e Vegetable Extracts, and pot ap ia Glass
Cases, Air Tighi, and 10H keep in any eli.
mate,
The FAMILY CATIARr1C PILL is a gentle hut ac-
tive CathuTc, Wh the proprietor has used In b prac
ice more than twenty years.
The constantly inrfeasiugl demand from those who
have long used The PILLS aud The Satisfaction which
pa tesaIl % eI use has induced me 70 place
The Profession well know that different Catbarcs act
on different portions Of the : bowels
The y AhILY GAIT II ARTIC PHI L
has, with due reference to- this well established iat
bten compounded from rietv of iho pu Il Vere.
table E1truots which act- alike on evory pnrI OF ne
allmenlpJ canal, and uroI-lGOOD aud SAFE in all
eeases where Cathurtic ~ needed such nE-
HANGEMENTS OF theI-lSTO MI ACH SIEEpI-
MISS, PAINS IN THE .@lBACK AND LOIN s.
COSrIVENESS, PAINElAND SOhENESS OVER
TIE WHOLE BODY frtm tudden cold, which
freQuenty II neglected = and 10 long course OF Fe,
yer, LOSS OF ApPR lllTI MA CREEPING SEN
StTION OF COLD ONER~ lTHE BODY, RESTI.ESS-
MES, HEAD-ACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
II Inhammatoy Diseases, Worms in Children OF Adults
rheumatism great Purifier Of the Blood and many dis
10 which flesh "a heir too numerous 70 mention
this advertisement Dose, Ito 3.
PRICE 80 GENTS
~ The Liver InvignTatoT and family CathaTtio Pills
Tnaied by DTusgats generally and sold wholesale BY
the Trade IN all the large Towns
s., T W SANFORD, NJ n
,Manniacturor and PfOpsietef.
JldkwR0 SO broadway, New York.
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NOn'ExpIOSiVe Burning Fluid!
CARBoNIC ACID GAS NON EXPLOSIVE
Burning Fluid,

rV- Sold by STRONG X ARMSTRONG; also by ~
RtZNOR BROTHER, 81, CLAIR street; u A. PALM
ER corner q aspect aud Erie streets and Dr.. WOOD
WORTH, Kinsman street. uuFlRg
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-13

GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines.

A RE PREPARED UNDER THE
IA immedia Q supervision OF a BKlLLFUL PHNSl-
CLAN, AID they may he relied upon h all ruses
lhe inellmenco q NE ngmnuniiy s not insnod BY III
ut the 0rueieubeg Remedies consist Of eloy rent
Medicines all uuoQua ed IN the The diseases
which they e1de among which my be seleci-
ed appropriate 10 any u the diseases inudont this
country and climate.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-09-13
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,

FOR THE RAPID CURE or
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HOarseaess, Croup
Bronchitis, Iacipieat Consumption, and for The
relief Of ConSumptiUe Patients IN adoanced
stages of the disease
SO wide Is the field Of s usefulness and numerous yrC
e cases OF It's cues that almost every section OF country
a6onnds 10 psrsons Iubuy known, who ave been reoY
ed from and even desoeeate diseases Of the lungs
by us use. Wheu tnce tiied It's super4Ty
or medicine OF the kim is too escape obsoa
iOn and where rs virtues are known, the pubic
hesitate what auiidote 10 employ for aud
dang rouS affections Of The pulmonary that Incl
dent 70 our climate hlle many inferior remedies thus
upon the community have failed and been ds1aIdou th
has gained tiends by tIia conf ned benefits on II,
a ced they forget and produced cures too nu
merous and too remarkable Ia he forgotten
Prepared by Dr. j. @. AVER & CO.,
'H9Ao1N1ass
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Aud IN pursuance Of JOt' Resl Ut the 'rueTul
Assembly Of the state Of Ohio passed April 5th 1880
proposed sndment the Constitution Of state
the electors at resnid viii have submie them at said
election, for their approval rejection, the following
proposition to wit IAN regular sessions the General
Assembly shall commence on the first Monday in January,
annually Thne iu favor OF snch amendment will have
written o PRINTED their ballots Ia substance-PRO-
POSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTI1 UTlON
APPROVED
Given under my h'nd OF the Court House in the City Of
Cleveland, this Ith day OF September, A. ID 1883
DAVID L 'H!GHrMAN.
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Dinrrhrn. nrsrnlerr. rh0Iern. M.

We have the 0fae enhcIg nysouery syrup used in
of bowel complaints all their vaIICd forms, ron
simple loosentss 20 malignant cholera ad We eau sptek
~ IN the highest tens and Iecumneud " with cunt
depce. Whether tie s mild severe, recent or OF
ting standing It cures surely aud eay no bad effects be-
MoRRIsFRANKLTN, Pres. Board Aldermen, N. y
CITY.
7. r DE FORREST, NJ D., Board Of Health, N. Y.
CITY.
G. IL plssbR0W, pisCcopal Oiorsl man Suffolk Va,
II. W. BARNTOW ,tS Pine street, N. Y City.
DAVIL pl1AiAN 2 Court street Boston Mass
GEORGE SroUDlNGER, Bond Of Aldermen, New
A. W TAYLOR, Captain U. s. Army
J. HART, Cleye land Plain Dealer, OHIO.
VIM. FARRAND. Cleveland Ohio.
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
Mt. CO.'S EXPRESS,

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following efficient and reliable Lake
Lines
Daily to DUNIlGRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to sANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
Tri-weekly to oGDENsBURGH, oswEGO, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND
TH-WGeky To CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, hACKl
MAC and Intermediate Ports.
~ Property ,onsisned delivered tc will
ctiVe pTOHp aud careful attention aud dispatch
C- Passengers will be tiCkee through all directions
Al lhe 1nyvest 1ptrs
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At Cleveland with eveand and Toledo CLEVELAND Co.
lumhus Cincinna Cleveland and Erie, and Cleve and
and Ptsbure Railrs. ds.
Al SOlOf with hacks 10 ChagTn Falls, SC.
Al AIantua with hacks for Ravenno, NU.
At Brnceyille with hacks to Newer Fai:s Sc,
At Wuneu with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Meadvilo
Bloomfield Canhed, &c
At YOUNGSTOWN, with stages for New Castle, Poland
Lowell, ant Enon Valley, and thence by =. +. W. Z. r.
r. TO Pittsburgh.
CIeveIgnd Feb q 1850
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RErAILPRICE

Negctnho lllls per ~
Green Mnuntnn Outrtut pcr rboN...........s..... 20
Sarsapara, per 0O
Childrcu's Puuacea per 90
W lulionf nef luttlu
tuyer and Aguo Remedy, 70
Health Bters, per pans ................ 20
Dgsenery Syrup per bC
Cunsumpve's Balm per hutt ie ...........,.. 90
W. rshaps Uterine CahOlicou. por botte...... So. 30
GuelonbcIE Pile Renlcdy, per bOttle............ uQ
For sale by the gib druggists also by Agents In tho
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BUFFALO MARKET-sopt ..

Flour-orered firm, hrt closed ,h,de ea,ier; uppeT
lake sc-rce wi ich nohos Of moment Is doing demand
uid 1860 hhis at S4ozG 90 or good TO choice Ltra
Canadian; 81 5O - y for good choice Mi lnd
aud Ohio; S5ld5,3Ih or double extras,
Whet1Bifni; sa ies i2W0 bush No chi snIins at
sTI: GcOubu god NIL club a. 5sc tQO bush eIttu do u
D inc samp q at 9ic.
tSu-Quici.
Oats-Sirady: sales 1000 bu III al %
Canal feishts- 81 loC wheat and 35 on NJ
TO " Gamers obi aInHg advance Of [c corn
and wheat TO Troy and albany TOO Rates are hrm.
Lake IMPORTS 600 .bbis -four 1900 hus wheaii O00(
bus corn 10000 bu bnrlev.
Canal Espots-3OO bbs a.ur 5000 bu wheat; a. bu
G rn: 500 Us oats