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am physician Of thirty years practice, My principa
study has been diseases Of females They have generally
baBed my best efforts Obtaining the materials composing
Marshalps Uterine CaihOcOn, was pleased with th0m
gave them fair trial, and found myself abundantly sue
c-saful In former practice could only mitigate thu
symptoms Of about hall the and could not
ten. Now radically cure ut least m twtn-
and mitigate the rest consider Marshals Uterine Ca
holoOn the greatest blessing 70 females have met with
]. n WILLIAMS M. d, Charleston.
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
AZ Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Clsvsland No
lumhqs a. Cincinnati Cleveland and Ero and Cleveland
and Fttshurg Railroads
A. SolOI. with hacks to Chagrin Falls sc
At Mantua with hacks iOf RAVenna, 10
A. BraGeyille with hacks tG Newton FAlls Ec
A. Waneu with hacks To Sharon Green6eid U.sdytile
Bloomfield Canheld, &C '''''.
A. founeslown with stages for New Castle Poland
X. TO Pittsburgh - ~" -
Cleveland. Feb 9. ls6e ~ H'i"NA0 suF'
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aRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines.
HON rEsrIAInNY.

HARTFORD, nrumhuN Co. Ohio, March Z, 1851.
hereby certify that been dealing In the Graaien
berg Medicines for the pnst year. snd truly say that
hayo offered medicines 90 the public that have
met with the decided appreciation Of ha people like these
par icuarly tho Pills and Caiholicon. They will readily
perform all ard more than promised for them have
sold about fy bottles Of the Cathooon the past season.
aud hear the best results In every cuse.
n &. JOHNS(iN Medical Agent
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NEW YORK MARKEr-April "A.

lbf TALEGRAPh.l
EiOurharket 6un and made active; sales O20O bbls
st s5lO@s 5O superfne S5902e i5 extra state s5lUa
$780, supehne Western S6a6 common TO good extra Wes-
Canada quiet, SBa0a7 d0
Wneat1hisrkoi dun and uurhanged; sales 5000 bush
Sel white Kentucky 81 l60forwlite Michigan 81 l2c
for Milwaukee Club.
Rye--dull; sules 5000 bush at IS
BArley-Quet, sales Tt0U bushel al 65ldlIG
CoraHeavy sales l600 bushels at ss3 for Jersey aud
southern yellow ST. white sOuthren mixed western
mal at65
oats-Queti 595e for State and Ss96l for western and
Cunuda.
Whiskey-Firmer; sales 200 bbs al 26Q26H
pork-hIarket is lOwtr with fair demand; 800
b6ls sTA09lI5O; new mess slIg; old mess Sl9,'602Q
SIG tor prime Including 800 bbs sellers option Apr
and May, $3.50, 1900 bills mess for Nav and June Sl75
Beet is quiet; sales $50 bbs s651aT for country prime
s50 70 for country NESS S950G22j for repackod Chi
cago. sl2500l3 for extra do.
n cents.
Beef lie ns--Heavy; sales IA 50 bills at Sl1 90
Bacon-Q Quiet; dressed hogs sOSk
Cut meuts-dulE sales 100 pkgsi US9h Tor shoulders;
SOCK ior hams.
Lard--Sesdy; sales 1900 bbls l0sGll City nkGuS
Tor urine western, and small lots IT n s.,
Batlor-Qsisti s9I2 for Ohio, ls92i for state.
Cheese-9l1l0.
TallOw-Dull.
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AIr Il. b Rinss ySir 81 have hean selling tho Med-
Oines Of the Graetonbarg Company for the last ten years
and have yuriahy found them TO give good satisacon
aud the Pills have sold 70 great many families as regu
ary their tea and coffee and with my rade they have
become stople article. Marshal's Uterine Catholcon
medicine that has done good IN female
Diseases One ldy sold It to told uat size had reoeiy
ed benefit from bottle than she did nom long
course Of medical treatment by the most skfu phYs-
Jan. I, ls5s JAMES WILSON.
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HEALTH. OF AMERICAN, WOMEN.

and all local uterine cuqs and ubes
OF women, are entirely cured by THE GRAEFENBERG
MARSHALL's UTERINE CATHOLICON
IN this connection Miss Beccher the Rev Hen
~ Ward Beecher inleeTs TO the people, page 29 says -
81 have nine sisters an sseTsnlaw, and fourteen fe
male cousins all red and all delicate and ailing --
Amid the immense Giro my friends and grquantances
oanuot ecal married ladies', born IN this century and
country who perfectly healthy" In cases, however
where the GTaeeubery CathOcon has been used must
say that health has rapidly taken the place OF disease and
ladies hnye hecOmer bust strong vigOuOus and healthy
MIS-, Gleason OF E ira, says "Beauliful indeed rs the
cOnfdlng trusting nature Of wOman but how much does i
need to be protected by aohfuuess that will lead her
n time Of disease 70 Hppeat medical adviser of sGien
thc education worth and purity Of character All
these may be secured by addressing the Gaoienbeg Com
pany
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COMMERCIAL.
@ oi.,.iass produce ~ sIarE.,..
MORNING LEADER oFFICE,l
THURSDAY EvsNrHo, April ~

MORNING LEADER oFFICEl
THURSDAY EVENuos April A' .
rhs msfte for Sour coninuos feadya last quotation
Wheat is armer and tending upwards
FLOUR Sales Of 100 bbls oStra ut 90, aud i& tss
common extra at $3.50
WHEAT -Far demund. Sales of cars good red At
~ ~ car AZ si1s; car on private TERMS and car at
81 90 The latter may considered as being above the
marktt.
OATs.--salc OF car nov att9o.
PEAs.-sals Of 20 bush Canada AZ si,50.
BuTTER -stsady at 2i@z2o Sales Of 200 he at 22c.
r0Oat qlo. and kegs common packed atlse.
CHEESE Sale Of 100 lbs Hamburgh at l2k prime W
r. commands l2o. Ordinary lOGllc.
EGGs-Firm At io6o with sales Of p bbls
iNEs.-Lieht sales at 2issc.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant 10 tbe

SHERlFB'S SALE.-Pursuant 10 the
- command q an order Of sale, issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas OF CuynhOga County al Tie su of
Mlliun u Hilmen, Plaintiff against James Egber E Il
PaTke Ezada Lord and others defen dantE 60 inc d-
feciel shall ohur for sale at public auction door
Of 20 Court House. lcQrnor Of Seneca and Lhamplan ss
10 the city Of Cleveland In said County on the 9h gy o
April 1852 Ut ocook p. M OF said day. the olowing
described lands and terements, 70 wit Situate In the
township and yllage OF Bedford In the County Of Cva-
hogn ana state Of Ohio and hou1Ued and described M
lows Being the Chair Factory Lot situate on orgnR ot
NO. b6 and bounded as follows, yiz Beginning or near
the sOui oasery corner OF the bridge across mill race
81 degs W, chain q links, from nOTheTy end of beh r
paIapet wall on the mill dam henee s. ~ degH n 2chan
to the edge of Of water in Tinkers Creek thence noh
easlery up the creek along the norhery edge the
s0utherY end Of high parapet wall the DAM thence
nofheIy on said wall to southery side Of mil race thence
south y degs west, chain, n links along the southeTlv
edge OF null tO the place OF beginning with tho Tir
mil and saw mill. ~ e''-
Also village lot No, eleven uIl Of Robson Egbarts
o. part Of said orighal lot No 55 bouI ded ON
bri ~ Wiii5s street ,Woaefy BY village lot No. ~
hoithoIg uY olni Of finkers Creek Together with All
char factory Appraised Al $5OOp
John CRowFtt pIass At. - Eiet ~ ~ Az inheflu
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d. L wIGHTMAR. Sheriff.
WILLIAMSON RIDDLE, Pi'ts Att'y apr7ld22S
GHERIFF'S SALE.-Pnrannnt to h

SHERlFF'S SALE.-Pursuan to the
~ command Of two orders Of sale issued from the Court
9lCommon Pleas cu ahoga County the suit Of
Joln Hooper et al plnnih asnlnst Marcus Caunau
" said detts shah Offer for sale a Public Auction at the
door Of the Court House corner Of Seneca and Champa
feos m the city Of Cleveland in CuyuhOga COUNTY on
lho 2Gh day Of April 1882 at o'clock p NJ. ofsad day
ate ~ the CITY Of Cleveland Cuyahoga County and State Of
Ohin and honnded as follows; Bosinnng az the south-
wost corner OF lot Of aud owned by Frederick Wangp
IN ON Lake street, thence running noIthery along "a
Magens west line lS2 feet 70 land occupied v M Br-
nett thence Wes ery with said Bamels line &c e et
thence southory parallel with al Ma-elin's line 10 Ie
streets herco westerly along said Lake 70 the place
Of be inning being the conveyed 20 Marcu
Cu1tman and Marcus Roggeubeiger two Of the defeE.
dunis, BY j. Fitch, u s. Marshal, by order Of Court
Sept 10, 1886 Vol. 80, page 9ib; Appraised at $500
=. M u,.. ,,., D l.. WlGHTMAN, sheriff
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"This csrtines that have used the Graefenberg Pin
and Marhas Csthoiconi sold here by J. H. @ johnson
... DR. q W BUSHNELL.
Hartford TrumbuiI Co ~ March T. 1881
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A CURE WARRANTED.

DIR. AMOS & SON have devoted their attention txolu.
kyey To this peculiar class Of maudls and the ree they
have consequently been enabled TO render their fellow
escen patients and Others daily arriving in town from al
paris OF the country for the purpose My of consul
atons while theire Eerons have been cr ed by
signal advantages yet from what they have experienced
FIGURING into the OF these infectious oOmpla
from their most simple condition 70 that Of the most dan
geruus and inyeerae) they have always entertained IN
possibility Of their prevention and removal. aud likewise
invariably found that the most horrible malignant
following causes Ignorance neglect orthe bad effect sol
unskilllul and improper treamen therefore DR.. AMOS
their remedies safe efectua and cautious course omit
ting all combination Of remedies which bear equiv0ca
well those whose premature nudciuus
application might be productive oil bad consequences
hands of private individuals In short the audabe end
their remedies the essenng o. great mass of human
misery by the alienation relief aud prevention of those
Affections thatare in reality the life
and which, while they extensively surround usca aloud
for skill and nterfsTenc in their eXterminatiOn
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Read what Dr Bushnell says OF the GraofenbeT NJ
cines ir phJ scian Of extensive practice, nad
of tho Emnrn..Iml IN the nnmnY lIrmmhmIn IN win
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COUNTRY INVALIDS,
Persons in any part Of the world he successfully
treated By forwarding correct detail Of their case with
remittance for medicines &c.
Address DR. AMOS 4 SON, corner Main and Ouav-sts
Buffalo, N. " iausd&wly265
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All the trains going Westward connect at Cleveland with
trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Cincinnati ST.
Louis 4ci and all the trims going Eastward
Dunkirk with the trains Of the New York Eris RaToad
aud At Buas with those Of the New York Central snd
Bunalo and New York X Erie Railroads.
Cleveland. Amh Iih, 1859 aPTa PrS'
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SHERIFFS SALE BY virtue of a
~ writ 9f teri acias issued from tho Court of Common
Pleas OF Guy ahoga county at he suit Of j. Lockwood
PHI against Frederick Hoffman, Of. al Deft,, TO
reeted have levied upon and shall offer for sale pubic
auction, at the wngOn shop OF Hoffman Brother on De-
LToII street 10 the cyot Cevs (west Side the
18th any OF April 1859, at o'clock p NJ Of said day tue
following described property, TO wit: One of Guard
Scoegs Pateut Wheel Machines with the appurtenances
th8reuhtO belonging.
D. L WIGHTMAN ahsriA.
Bv H Stroug
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- BY H. Strong, Deputy.
X e.. Hunt, pins Att'Y. aul4l15tds

SALE.-Pursuant TO the
~ eommand Of an alias order of sale issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas CuyahOga County at the suit of
Zeotes H. MonToe pl Il, Solomon Brown al defits
10 ine dire tedI sal offer for sale public auction az The
door OF the Court House Of Seneca Cnamplnn
SlIoets N the " Of Cleveland 10 said county the 7th
day of May, 1850 at O'Clock MI Of ay the fol-
lowing described lands aud enemsnis wit "suate In
tho township Of East Cevel nd the Of Ohio aud
which Is also IN the County OF Cuyahoga nE
pal Of lot No 3ss in sad township and Is bounded
lows Commencing at The Intersection the road LEADING
past b. p Beers in the said township with the Enc M
Road thence along the Of road u chains and
70 uksto post, thence along the of said road
chains and bh Links 20 post thence in the Of said
road chains and % links Smithis Cor
thence south 81 degrees 3 chains and g links 10
the centre Of the Lucd Road thence the centre OF said
road chains aud 6k links TO the place hosinntug con-
tnulng niue aud i've hundred and seventeen ons
to all legal high Wavs - 'NN'
Appraised at 81 675.
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New Confectionery.

JOHN sOHRINK
HAS JUST RECEIVED THE
II fnell lot Of CONFECTIONERY ever offered f,r
sale In This city hich he will sell either whoes Ne or 70
tail At low prices " -
He will Furnish Festivals Wedding Parties Ne with
every kind Of Confectionery as well Cake both plain
a. 90 hand full assortment ofNuts Fruits, Cigars.
~ oysters, Chocolate Coffee &c served up in excel
lent style.
~ John Quips celebrated Kennel Ale on DRAFT or for
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-. ID. L. WIGHTBIAN Sheriff
J, Plalsted Pits Agt apl423tds
SHERIFF. & SPECIAL MASTER'S

~ SALEPursuant to the command OF an order Of sale
issued ou of the Court OF Common Pleas of Cuyahuga
County, at the suit OF William S, HalcOmb, pl against
Henry A. Robinson ct. al defts to me directed shah
offer for sale at Public Auction at the door the Court
House. Corner OF Seneca and Champnin sreets) the
Cy Of Cleveland in said county the 10th day May
1880 at O'Clock r. NJ Of said day the following described
lands and euemens 90 wit: Situate the township OF
Chag1u Falls in the State of Ohio, and which is also ia
the county Of Cuyahoga and known by aud is bounded
fol lows Beng No IN the ninth aud tenth range OF
Townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve ia the
state OF Ohio and which also In the couEty Cuyahogp
and known as all the sore house add lot occupied
md owned by Bounded the north by the store aud
lot owned by William Wadron; east By Main street
twenty-five feet) south by and lot owned BY Phips
OShourn, and west by line parallel with Mtin
street, bangiust fifty feet thersfroin situated In
the village OF Chagrn Falls County OF CuYahOga and
State Of Ohio be the same less but subject all
legal highways
Appraised at 5000
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y.
DR.. AMOS SON take pleasure in announcing that they
haze invented most important instrument for the
the above diseases II has been subjected to test by hA
most eminent physicians In London, Paris Philadelphia
and New York; has been declared the only useful nsr
nent ever Invented for the of Seminal Weakness
$lOby mail or express.
N. B.--Dr. AMOS SON. in order TO satisfy the most
6keptca 30 the merits Of this instrument pledge hom
selves that in any instance where may prove unsaiisac
tory, after fair trial the money will be refunded by
turning the instrument In good order
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FORMING A TRI.WFEKLY LINE.

And running in connection at Buffalo with tho NEW
YORK CENTRAL X. r and the MERCHANTS CEN
IRAL LINE OF CANAL BOATS, on the Erie Canal.
and at Cleveland " ith the CLEVELAND PlITSBURG
Port Washington Milwaukee, Racne Konnsha, and Wau-
kegan,
Cleveland to Detroit Sheboygan Port Washington Mil
wunkee Racine KenOsha, Waukesan Chicago, and TO all
points the Railroads leading out Of Chicago and lwau
This is the only Line running from Cleveland 10 the
Upper Lakes with any regularity.
The liberal atronnge extended to the Line the past
son, by the travelling pubic, has induced tho PrOpTeOr
greatly increase Their accommodation for passengers and
tn detrng cheap safe and comfortable route will find
1t by taking this route.
Insurance property shipped by this Line be obtain
ed less than BY auy other ithayng within tho
past seasons transported property to amount exceeding
sixteen million dollars invalue without any loss
With these unequHlled facilities the PrOpnet9Ts hope
receive liberal patronage.
CONTRACTING AGENTS.
JOHN u. MOORE Agent N. Y. c. R.R. No. 2o7 Broad
NJ D. sPAULpING, Agent spaulding's Express No 24O
CHANIBERLIN, THOMAS & co, Proprietors 9f NIer-
chants Central Canal Line, No. l9i Broadway, N Y.
WM, STEWART Agent Cleveland Pittsburs h Railroad,
d; b. WILLIAMSON. Agent Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Railroad. Wheeling. Va
HUBBY HUGHEs& s. Co, Forwarding Merchants. .Cleve-
MIX 4 MORRIS, Forwarding Merchants, Cleveland,
i. g MepowELI 4, Special Agent; Cleveland, Q.
RICHMOND CO., cor Clark aud south Water streets,
SHELDON PEAsE, Managing Agent,
m1rl5:259 Office tootoi Michigan st. BufalO, N Y.
The American Transportation Company,
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a Methodist clergyman NV heart has fairly ached
witness the fe eblo health Of women have cd
my circuit preac hing the Gospel thauk God however
that have all these diseases to the Graefen
berg Marshals Uterine Cathocon wherever It has been
used. rev. PETER SHARP, Ridgeway, N oh
former Of Western Stark, Medina o., o.
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s.lElEA 1859. $3.50 !
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co,

THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
Will during the present their well lnovn aud
popular Line Of ..
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
OEdensbnrsb g. OsweEO, aud Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
0gdensburgh and 0swego and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And a sEMG-wEERLY LINE. .betwoen
Ogdensburgh and Oswego and Chicago, Mil.
waukee and intermediate Ports,
Connecting al o3densburgh with tho
Ogdensburgh Il Vermont Central II, r. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at oswogo with tho
New Oswego Line Of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Behoeen os0ego, Troy, Albany and Nsio York.
Connecting alsoat Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK q ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud forming a
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Duukirk, Cleveland and sandusky, and
TRI-WEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkrk Chicago and Intemsdiate Ports.
CO Property forwarded By this Line will be subject to
but one transhipment.
uS- Merchandise marked IN, T. Co E1pross will be
forwarded frn New York by an Express Freight Train
over the New York Ere Railroad aud promptly for
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It gives great certify to the nvaable Gu
rtiye action Of the Graefenberg Marshas Uterine Ca
thOcun ali Of female disease and 20 the skill and
high moral character Of the Medba Department OF the
Oraefenherg Company.
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Rates Of Fare


s. NJ CaIPenter} Petition change OF name on the sf
aud others. Clair street Plank Road Company
a ND NOW COMES the Petitioners
and the matters in said petition contained came op
y oe htar 10 tha Court and the Court lind that duo no
tee 81 the prayer and obc the said petition hgs bee
gwen uy publication Of such notice in the Covel4nd DsY
leader and that the aloguous in TIE petition contained
ae T9e ad thai the petitioners entitled the relief
prayed for In said petit n.
lt - therefore ordered adiudged deoreed that the
name ~ sAd Company he changed 20 the OF the St
Cia street Gravel Road Company" and that upon ths
sad Company complying with Tho provision Of the law
the said Company shall be known under and bv tbe sad
same restrictions as N no change of had be- en- made
ana that said change Of shall In no way osct M
rights OF s9id Company OF any Individual or
ordered that he petitioners pay the costs Of ths appes
w.. WI :. w ee-eu, aDrld3Od229
SHERIFF. q SPECIAL MASTFR5S
~ sALE-Fursuant 70 the command of an alias order ~
ele issuea lIon the Court Of Common Pleas OF CUvsba
Jounyl a the suit Of James Kidney Plairta ssSiast
James mcGregor Defendant, TO directed Il shall Co..
oI SAFE a PUBLIC Auction at the door the Courf Hone
osI OF Seneca and ChamplAn streets) II me CitS "a
SefeAnu; N sad County on the nth day OF Agr ie5o
~ o'clock NJ Of said day, the following in1
anu lenenenis 70 Wit Lot rumheT hundred ma si
1wo ll1fl m ezekiel FOlscm's allotment OF me Cbi
hAllor fatm IN Ohio CITY, now Cleveland sad ot bri
vii the same width 10 Vermont 81 'Nt p4eA
Appraised al 5000.
ID. L. WTGHTMAN
Shorthand Special AIastrT 60.
' @A''7 D. fariltapl
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TOILET ARTICLES

great varioty at
nara
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1859-04-20
The Peak.

We have no adviccs from the Toys on the
march. They are beyond Omaha probably,
trying the realities of the plains. The rains
of the past few days will start the grass
well and they will get along first rate The
emigration through St. Louis, is subsiding.
The news from the mines is conflicting :;
some have returned from Omaha discour-
aged and give hard accounts of the pros
poets. Some report splendid stories. In
the st. Louis Republican is letter from Jno.
Scuddcr at Auraria, March 4,-hc says the
gold is there in abundance but it requires
labor and patience to get the tells of
some mouatain men who came into the
place for supplies-they paid in shot gold,
the pieces being worth $500 to 10 cents
he knows of three men who are working a
sluice at 20 to 40 dollars per day-thinks
the spring will show up brilliant prospects
says 200 men and women from New
Mexico have arrived there-the letter mail
just received there weighed 400 pounds
says the Arkansas river was an Indian En-
campment and great fears were entertained
for the safety of enigrants on the Southern
routes. Scudder is reputed to be reliable
man. He thinks the storms of March and
April will prevent the transmission of letters
from that region until late
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NJ. M. h. Road.

NJ. M. H. Road.
The Dunleith Adrertiser of the 18th, says
that certain press at Dubuque does not
give US correet information with regard to
the workings of Railroad and Ferry matters
at that crossing. We intend no injustice to
Dunleith or to the ILL., Central Road, but as
we have copied articles from the Herald the
Times and the San Of Dubuque, all bearing
down heavily on tho high-ratc policy pur-
sued by nonopolists influencing business
thereabouts, we arc at loss to guess
what the certain paper is that does the
mischief a#FM4.
The fact is that the Milwaukee & Missis-
sippi Road has had heavy competition for
business from the start or at all events since
the Chicago extension to Madison, and her
directors, like sensible men, have cut down
the rates at once without waiting till neccs-
sity compelled them to do so or stop, and
the effect has been to make friends for the
Road everywhere west and cast. Until the
Central learns common sense it must cx-
pect to suffer, and all the presses in Illinois
can not bolster itup. Forty cents difference
in favor of Mil and Prairie du Chen is
palpable fact, and Dubuque merchant does
not require arguments to convince him of
its existence. ~