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, 1859-11-23

Dcn1h Of tho Hon. Fenner Ferguson.
The Omaha Epu14ioan Of tho 10th lust M
uounccs the death Of tue Hon. Fenner Ferguson,
Late Delegate in Congress from Seoraska, who
expired At his residence in Bellevue, on Friday,
the 11th inst. lie was nasise Of Ne* York,
but was more recently resident Of Albion.
Mich. President Pierce made him Chief Justice
Of Nebraska in 1854. The Epa1litun sa,s:
au is A remarkable fact that of the eight
original nprointces to office in Nebraska By
President Pierce after its organization, not ons
Of them is COW in Office, aud only foue Of Them
are now living; Only two cf them (Gen. Esta-
the Territory. Gov. burt, The first Governor
died At i'eltesue soon after reaeding the Terri:
torT. Martbal Doy'e died suddenly from fall
down 4 light oi steps ia tl1c E1chanee Bank. 1u
The winter Of 1876. Secretary Cumming died
syear and ahIf sgo 10 this city, aud now Judge
Ferguson is added to the list of the dead"
, 1859-11-23

H3- 4 Thanksgiving Sermon will be deliver
ed tomorrow at the Baptist Church on Des
PLANES street, at II o'clock A, NJ, by the pastor,
Rev. II. X. Green.
, 1859-11-23
The ViTS1nfu ExcttctncMt-..Pfepaf
lions for Il Slave Exodus.

The X{rx1ufu ExcttctncMt---Pfepar
lions for II Slave Ex0duas
The Milwaukee 1|i,ea"tin cf tue 21st pull
listes the following letter from, reliable c't;-
zen:
Mn. Ep11oE: Tic outbreak Of llsTpe.'s Fer
RI will nrore to be 4 great blessing to the coun-
try in tie end, As strange as it mag ut 11rst al-
pear.
all. has lust receired letter from a relative Of
lis, who lives in Virginia, in one Of the South
crn countless where tic slnTes are tie most nu-
merous, and where be has resided maiiy years.
aud las been sheriff Of his county. in Ills let
ter he says, "yoa can form 20 idea 70 1egnra to
tile excitement tlat exists all Though tie state
A more terror slricRer people nerer ssw. All
arc trembling for their lives. expecting to meet
death hourly 1t tue hands Of tlelr slavcs, led on
/ bv the Aboiitionis,s. This state Of feeling has
| made the srcStest cownr3s imaginable OF ttc
| Eirkiuians; not one o( them dale 60 out alter
dark without being armed to tue teeth. III
| fact. they are all loaded down with arms, 20
fsarlul al.e they Of being slaughtered at any
"Tiis state Of feeling exists all through the
thicklv populated slave counties. and there "a
no let.up to it; in fact, it il daily and hourly
| increasing to such m extent, that tAt N.cse
bark Of dog in the night will bring MI 70 thei.
feet und cause the utmost CONSERVATION.
The CT sheriff says that there will be grea1
cool realized from this excitement. A1Fead,
tbc slayes are leaving in great nan'bers for I
Southern market. Some thrte hundred haze
Lett this county since thus outbreak. and tn
same rusl. il witnessed in all thr thickly 1tabitcs
slave counties of Virginia ne thinks tha
ali cf fire thousand slaves have left the Stat
since tt.s outbreak. The Shareholders all a
oucc arc forc;bly convinced Of the propsietJ
converting sucI, uncertain property as this int
cash. They confess. however, that they ar
| - ,~d 1,t3ar rhtr
IL to save the lises Of themselves and fanile
, | by thus getting rid Of such a combus'lb1
material. which like great powder magazine
: is liable to explode at any moment.
, The cx.shcfitr closes his letter by saving tn
| this Hasper's Ferry ndair vi be the cause
i, fIcciug Virginia of thousands Of her slaEes th
yeaY. and Il there was to be l1arpers Fer,
demonstration once year, for three years
{ conc, there would soon be the last Of slarcFy
!. Virginia H. L. r.
, 1859-11-23
TIL E. CITY.

rErsoSsr~-E1- Gov. Grimes, of Iowa, and
Geo Dawson, Esq, OF the Albany Ertni"g Joar-
,.al arrived at tue fremont House yesterday
morning.
, 1859-11-23

RUBBER OvErsuoEs CnEArER THAN Eth
Ladies', GO cents; mems, Is cents. Ladies ana
ccntlen1eu's boo.s--rubber sol'ng. applied 10
adies and leather n9o.s ,h nd sadss
Rubber boots aud shoes repaired 2. tne fuoget
, 1859-11-23
Northwestern Theological Seminary
---LeExer fri m Rev. DR.. Rice

Northwestern Theological Seminary
---Lexxcr fri m Rev. DR.. Rice
Eni1ons pREss AMI TRIBCSE.-lu your paper
Of the elst find an article copied from tbs
Fort Wayne Republican, containing statements
concerning the Northwestern Theological Semi
inary, which are 10 strangely at variance With
truth. aud 80 Injurious. as TO- demand co1Tcc;
tion. In Jour paper Of the ead. ron copy from
the same paper certain eosrecaious; hut eren
the corrections are grossly incorrect aud in.
furious. Taking it for granted that you desire
to do no injustice to the parties concerned, /
have to request ron 10 iusert The following
| statemepts:.-
Isl It is not true that hare ever held
"pro.slzvery opinions" hare been M
editor, with brief iatcrm.ssions, for twenty.
three years. During TINT period hars
published much on the subject Of Sisrezy-at
ways advocating emancipation and colonization
In all hsre written, not u pro,Slavery eenti
ment can he found. Moreover, tie paper adop
t~a by the General Assembly Of 1885, on th
subject Of Sl.vsrr, was written by me, escep
the resolutions Appended; and that paper VIA
adopted by IN OVERWHELMING majority Of ii
, 1859-11-23

- Thanksgiving Day Ker. Samuel Hollcott
will de1iYer discourse in the New England
Church, corner Of Wolcott and Indiana streets,
service commencing ut II O'Clock.
, 1859-11-23

~ Hon. 4. ". Arlington Lectures before
the Chicago Moot Court, in the Recorders
Court Loom, this evening at Il o'clock. The
public are invited to attend.
, 1859-11-23

:. Caz1x,r.-pa1 Nov. aa.-Oser 100 students
hayo rebelied at Dickinson College on aeeount
of the Suspension Of four pembeEs Of ths
senior Class, +
, 1859-11-23

r~ Sea advertisement Of Cornell / Co.'S
two.threai uoiseless premium Sewing Machine
and universal hemneF, No. 1s3 Lake IT.
, 1859-11-23

-; ;Siaqer,x Family Stsoiny -Haehin<s at O.
IafI str,ft. .4to manufacturing Naeh'"fs }oT
al k;nds Of Flilorine and Ltnth<r s<t''"y'
nn17.tt
, 1859-11-23

Ftx1rnxs brown 4 Wilder are now re-
ce;r;nc from CORNELIUS l. Baker, and other u,a''-
niaesufers, a large assortment Of late patterns
ofCbnndeliera Pendants and other Gas Fixtures,
Globes, 1c. All in need will please call At II
and 10 State street. oSA''-u
, 1859-11-23

NEW ExrERrR,sEs.-And sill they come. one
can scarcely take five minutes walk in aas
direction about town without discovering some
new building enterprise. On Dearborn street,
near South Water, the store adjoining Wicker's
new block is being rebuilt. All our more in
portant building Improvements are being Us
sae;dIy pushed forward as the weather permits.
The Kicesbusy block is nearly enclosed. The
iron roof Of the Custom House is completed.
The work Of finishing the interior Of these will
thus he continued during the winter, or resumed
early in the spring.
, 1859-11-23

- The sale Of Engrasings which commen~
ccs this morning at s. Lake street, comprises
the finest collection ever offered in this city.
all iu want Of cLoice steel eugravings will do
well to remember this sale, by Gilbert d Samp~
Eop, ut s. Lake street.
, 1859-11-23

ConxEcrtos. we're in error yesterday III
stating that Samuel ". Arnold, one Of the DE-
PENDANTS in The rape case, WIS baggage master
on tie Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Lie
occupied that position on another road.
, 1859-11-23

~ For economy and diIusiug healthy
and genial atmosphere the NcGrsgsor Pa!lor
Stove has no equal, and it eau be regulated to
give any desired degree Of heat. The stoye
Tsatilatts N< upartmtnt Us freely IS wood IRE
or coal crate, thus obsiatiug all tendency to
headache. Those Of our readers who have
found in the recent toit term, their CRATES 1naas
ouate for adding sufficient warmth for comfort,
d veil a. those on the look out for the best
store, will thank US for referring them to Van
Schaacks extensive stoye establishment. 47
State street. His assortment Of E1ted<n tfen-
III, Houaf Ee<piny drtieaes, de-, are great at
fractions for house keepers. no!i-N
, 1859-11-23

GnASp THANKSGIVING CELERnAr1oS, on UNION
CoScnEGAr1oSAL Soc1AnLE+- -Thanks2iving-Day
originated with the Pilgrim Fathers, child OF
Nc~ Englzul Congregationslism. The Congre.
est;onal churches Of Chicago will therefore hold
grand Union Sociable at Metropolitan Hall,
on tue evening Of Thantsgisiug-Dsy. During
part Of The evening Gve-rninute addresses will
be made by ministers aud lsymen. The in
cid.ntal proceeds wilt be applied 10 the aid OF
tbe leebler churches, Let ali New Englanders
in the city gather for aocial intercourse With
their brethren. Tickets IS cents, 10 be had at
T.. s. Wells shoe stare, and ut the Hall door
Doors Omen al seven o'clock.
, 1859-11-23

TuASKsosy1SG.-A union service Of all the M.
E. Churches Of this city, will be held in the
First H. E. Church tomorrow (Thurs'ar>, at
1oi o'clock, A. H.. Sermon by Rev. y. Nchaig,
Of Jefferson Street Church.
, 1859-11-23

EY-" Willie, my son, keep away from taG
light" "E!len, WON'T you watch him Mhlle
Quests ire made every day from an n1ious moth
ers. beiur fearful that their children ma! acci.
the Tyrdtr L;gh... Oh. ye who have lttle
ones beware! Why do ye not at once banish
these mu,derers from your houses, and With
out delay call ut the Lamp aud Oil Emporium
No. 1e6 Clark street, and purchase better
more economical, ,non-c1r'osive light, Produceo
from that splend.d transparent and almost n
pdorous Boston kesoseuet no.3-3t
, 1859-11-23

TwEEpLE-nEE ASp TwyEpLE pLE-prN.-bewnre OF
auy other concern dealing ia Lamps and o'ss
tl,aat pretends to be q branch OF the Lamp ana S
oil Emporium. The surest why 70 get .ne
Boston Kerosene and good Lamp:.i is to come
or send TO LEU Clark sEeet. We guarantee
creTr Gallon of Oil sold to be as represented.
reme,nhrr there il g vast difference in Lamps
- well a. Oi!s. Therefore, don't buy those
which frst came out, which smoke and emit IN
odor uotA'a-t'
, 1859-11-23
ATuuSR1TIKut6.

1IcVICkER'S THEATRE.
l{4- Ns.,4ca ss.+es. tetw~.a stAse ~: Et-:ser:-
WEDNESDAY, EVENING. Nov. -.
S{n"th night Of tho eminent tsased.sh
MR. j. +. MEfkD0CH.
Hs will ,p,<.rta+ evening fry+.:nss41ay) r., LAsr
TINE in ShakspsI's sabl1Ho TiAkcxr q
II 4 NJ t. 1T
which his been r.cxiss zach Representations "da uao
sua. delight BY la;-t a:rt rs:lsa. audt>tcss.
TAe performance Will co- stade with
THE rL0CKMAKsE's HAT.
- SoreuasA .sh. Tha7k-! living ga.. Ut. Nufdees-
will app*az!u Ill e1>rlea! character.
The saaty nf F1ZtENO Ia 1ehersai and placed m :ao
St7kci 2opuaf :taau<E fer tic eus ttne In thesEo
EOTICH-ChAxd1 TruE,-ncoYa opa. 4 {; Cir
txn r4es Il .H a'e.ock> psee!sr!y.
P1scIs PApxrsaz71.-Far1rette 1ni rrezs f!sea ac-
&eco1A E51c!e~ sc. Lowef fnv8se baxtss -. UY2ts
16xa4 -.
~ inx 0aes opsn from loaelo:s. 4. y. - oej2e4
F.M. when seas1 tn b ArurrI hr++ t&avs n Avanc
T. O. SfgEAA.AS. T1ka+nFtf.
, 1859-11-23
LOCAL MATTERS.

~ Go to John Jones, llo Dearborn street,
and get your clothes cleaned ma repn1eea. ~ Aae9
will be well doue aud at prices to suit the times
, 1859-11-23
THE FARM AND GARDEN.


h1bI AAASA, AQ&sd2g, Naf. IL le-.
Your renders arc well aware that for several |
yeara the plan Of plowiug by steam has been
fuvositc idea, more especially on The Western |
prairics, whose gentle slopes aud comparative
freedom, from stones was supposed to be more
favorable 10 it's success. To pass over the many
repeated failures Of john Dult on the subject,
We will take Il hassy view Of the progress OF If.
yention on This side Of the waller.
In 1s5s, Quad. Hussey, Of Maryland, the well
known reaper inventor, made IN engine for
p'owing, ard brought It as fur west us Indiana;
hut from some defect il did not work satisfsc-
toriIy, mud after repeated trials, was abandoned
--(plows were used.) 4 Nr. Fisher, Of Dayton,
Ohio, Inns been experimenting during tue past
two or three years. 1Iehas made two machines,
both Of which have prored failures, aud we
lcaru that, with unabatcd zeal, he is tt WORK on
Tic third Ole.
Sir. Gould, Of New Haren, c., hns Of }nte
been startling the wcodcn.nutmcg" makers
will, his Efforts in this linz, but wheAer with
any prospect OF usefulness NC hare not tcen
able 10 gather.
Mr.. Mann, Of Troy, y. T., has been among
the prominent projectors, aud last year threat
cncd 10 come West after the 1000 prize Of our
State Agricultural Society, but his courage gaze
war, and we heor little more from him.
Mr. Fields, Of Seneca Falls, y. y, has been
working in little different direction, by usin.
spades instead Of plows, but will, only partial
success, and l.as finally abandoned the cnter-
prise.
Ncssrs. Glover / Van Do:nr, Of Ottawa, ILL.,,
, 1859-11-23

MATTERS At THE 1All--Ns learn thai Sheriff
Gray is nhous to more into the Jsilor's apart
neuts a. The Jail, and give to that institution
his own care and supervision. Tue Jail, since
it has ,eceised his more especial attention, and
under the care Of the new Turnkey, Mr. retrie,
has been quite another affair in management
and order. Decornm aud cleanliness seem to
have been restored. The Building Committee
Of tic Board Of Supervisors hare been
;udicions and liberal, and we entirely
| aRree with 4 correspondent Of lie D<.soaras and
the Sterling RTu5litaa. who has just been dis
charged from tLe institution, that our jail il
pow IN condition creditable to the city and ths
county. We expected no lesa thao this when
ever Mr. Cray should secure competeat askis:
ants OF lock to. matters himself The woodes
ofiosI displaced BY this 1att:r change Is II il RI
mored, to be built into ihe North, Pier for th!
! protection Of the hasbor mouth,
, 1859-11-23
39rcss Il Ctiih,&tte.
Oh 10 AGO.
THE LATnST CANiIk d.


The country wcrld bc startled By the .na.y
rutnors which come from uarper's Ferry, il
they did ;.ot bear wit. them tier own contra
~lction The ll,cEt canasd is that in our column
Of desra:chcs this morning; but as it is too
absurd to dclude any not clean DAFT with fright,
we need moi tukc tho trouble to cay to our r4ad-
ITS Tint it is probably untsne, The agent Of
she Associated Press 1T CEarlestown,
o:ho prepares tic dispatches fer tic
wires exercises hut little discretion
iu giving c:rcula.icA to the miserable
Inventions with wl.ltch tlat poor little town is
filled; but :s he is probably as nlucl afflicted
with the epidemic prevailing in that quarter
the cold sv.eat-as the generals, colonc1s, NIL
iors, ca!;,aias aud prisates, By whom he issur-
rounded, we will not quarrel the quality Of
what lie scn1s; though we do protest that the
namcs Of prominent Republicans like Gov.
Chase, Of Ohio. should nos DO pro:aned By tho
:ee to which lie aevotcs them.
, 1859-11-23

AanEsTEp roa PAsslxc ALTERED RlLls.-Lou.
is Leisure, fruit dealer on Randolph street,
WIS arrested aud brought before Justices Nitli-
ken and Akin yesterday, on charge of pass
Ing two altered bills in exchange for gold, at
the banking house Of Z. ]. Tinkham 4 Co. one
Of tic bills wsspf The denomination Of Ss al
tered to <lo On Oshkosh Commercial, and The
other 81 bill on the ottawa City Bank altered
10 =. The proof MAS positire As to the pass
ing Of the bills By the defendant, aud Of his re
fusd ailerward to redeem ahem, but no csi
dence being offered TO prove that the prisoner
knew the character Of the bills, he was dis
charged.
, 1859-11-23

r URS. Flu RS. + Z K S.
Vt .zr receiving .pentlt Assertcezt Of
LADIES FURS,
Goa..al!nE In put Ct
Burian Sable, Mink, 'stons 13rtia and Fifth
CLoAKs, CAPEs, TIcToR1ENs,
,rFrs Gifts. GLOVES. AITrEys, &c.
Also 4 lzzxe Stock Ct Low PRICED Tuts-
chfldrens4 Goods In Great Variety.
nrSTLEuESS FUR CAPS, NCFFI ERS. GLOVES
woK B.zr Gcu :c.t Tiger Cts- Eocoon I'D Ba5Ao
pctes ttar Ers3 are aaufae:urx expfesly for III 1t
de bet roa4ibe aa.ez A. eIsiasatiGp e Sus stns1
Hollened- BaSaE! ~ Aaorf ~.
MOI. 1904 1u1Hp 1s- Lafe II. 9 T. - E.s.
, 1859-11-23

MARRIED.
q, .& so.t Inst ty tie Res. Jeremiah Porter JosEiA
n RER IN ,nI ii Lana T. EUfFUM. al Q. Chicago
rbur.aay. November l7sh, At Wtr!4:EtPost rsnH ~
Rev. Nm sinlt.ntru NJ. LAS: u RI IlEE 2, eEsearo;
and Mis-. SALLtE W. +ca1a aouka'et " ~ s1
Pollock 1f W.!IaMspaE..
, 1859-11-23

cE-o Oar lady readers win be glad to know
tha. Wamsley & 1lueston keep every thing 90
srable in millinery goods Sew = ta.ier1 .scont con
stores. Nos. ii and i; Clark street. no17-ot
, 1859-11-23

: kB {. H. 17"t> 6 UeFFsoT"-H
I. a4a0rEsrl to rsi<s 4rera4e't for III asd a'' t."
xeadia1 FaP<rt u tA4 .Sattf H@. j41$+T
, 1859-11-23

:E~ Uorse and wagon covers Of Ill sizes a1e
prices. Rubber goods Of all kinda at tue huo
ker Store, q Dear born street. pos49 ot
, 1859-11-23

Benjamin '0ol. I4lElsF-7ftineh'
AItxrt II. 10 tsn, t4rsnfE-Els Grove.
benjamin G.. Lucs. farmer Wheeling
Jonas ". 1sesaha.n. farmer l.sd.
K..Inry Ne.cII. seE.,o, IL 4cle.-blue 1:l1od.
G,nrEe E ll.Hul1n. f'fnef- Worth,
Alf1pd q. fsssett, lt.a~pa--Tho;nsun.
, 1859-11-23

ITO BE GIVEN AWAY TO-DAY,
l. lox os E-rLIn the ss rt.@ Of Psesa Acd Trbnos
, 1859-11-23

THE JcxrER1z CAsE.-The Court was occu"
pied the whole dag yesterday in empauneliDg
jury in this case. Up to the adjournment last
n;,,ht e;pht had been obtaiped rs follows:
, 1859-11-23
@fusral Notices.

TOW TO LEARN GERMAN.
LII 4 lntt~d nunser At hnar'ers viii " t.ksu "a .
f.1 rhrre III. t., N ~ ns.1I[- +-oken. ae p7steA
srr nfu Ill srares Tb- !. te ie.t hosa Of aaif-
lag Tie Lang Izx- srt II F,te - 40 ior pnt1knhs
I'D, - ..is.sfaan.- Boz Nt Ghteas - Foat omF.
, 1859-11-23

John RANKIN, General
81 raw 49,, .fnxvtxs,9v MERCHANT
No. 1T nalph H. th!E rot e4s: offhc 't19s nt"ss.
Cash Advances uada on G"o.'s tor f''o'e and khsAs
Bale Particular sstrntpa k!sen to nil -ooT .h,t4-
Regular ae daya TuesaYs, Thuta.27s saa IT,.
Annie ssuraxs teaos fnf vat II low Fa:ea ]xf-9c9ts
, 1859-11-23

TOR -Cheap-A well Sc
lAted stock Of Gfncees and Fixtures in oEt nf the
srtY best locations For particulars adacsi post
s,Htrh hi SIfS9
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NEW York MARKET-July q


Elur-NIsrket very irregular, and lO2Oc lower Sales
45OO bbls ut 81 S4 20 for state; s. b9S5 Is for
State St2n4 10 for wsn: $3.50 $40 for comm ~
good .tern S4T55 for old, aud IS OOG5lO
fresh 5rnund extra ruutd hoop Ohio. Closing heavy and
unSett d.
Rye y .Our-Unchanged, Sales AT 54,OOG475
Whs t-HeaVy, Hnd lover. Sales $500 bus, incl ldiug
Chicago rug "a 10c and uudrr, new viii Ky At 81 i0
l5l 81 81, mixed southern S2Gl 80 and old red
Mi n 81 Is,
Rve-Be ter Sales sOl bus at IS.
Barley uuc iOnged.
Con-Hepvy bnd ower. Sale 25 600 bus at sOdslc fer
old NIX I'd western in store s24c nom TOR new red ssc
JERSEY ye low
,as-steady and dull Sales at A&s3 for State, and
4Od)4 for Canadian
Nhisky-Steads. Sales $50 bbls. at 26c.
POrk-Pnme tower while mess Is steady and unchangd.
Sa es " bhls Al Su tor pme, SIS % for leaf Si5G
sb62A mess nclding l5O0 bbls mess at aud 500
bbls prime at Sll.
Beef-Unch'l sales 3-Obbsat seGG,7 IS for plume Ssas
for 509S for repacked Chicago, and choe
loi4 ST $500.
Prime mess heef quiet at SlsGS74
Beef hams-Small sales 1t l5tdlS u0
Bacon-Ouh Sales reported Of 10 hhds smoked shOul-
ders at T
Ca meats continue dull Sales las packages at lsk
fsr houlders 99A for hams
Iaru-Heayy. SAFES ~ lUfC0ll.
Butter-F Tm l6Gls for State, HOS for Ohio.
lheese-Schrce aud firm; sd9c for prime.
Tallow-Flrm sales ht l07S ala
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NEW YORK MONEY NJ MARKET-JuIy %.
ny TELEGRAPH

There rather inquiry for m0ney to-day; the rates
OF ntre t. however remain as before though the supply
On otier Ia scarcely ID free s early IA The week
Gail loans 56a6 y good securities aud oc-
ClsiOnaly y5
The money market is generally wo tsiuk scarcely so
comfortable rs du Ing tbs royIOus week
The weekly bank statement closing tn-isy w il
pee cd show material reduction In the specie average
600 OJO
The shipments Of specie Saturday and Wednesday,
amounting t1 s. 500, and the $500 900 gain uf the Sub
IT6asu h counted against The haukH
B atness ange this has most uusptiAaC-
Tory pr ces OF breadstus and provisions having suffered
heavy decline
Inc pa lhC news from Europe coming upon our heavy
hu unsettled market has ucCnstuned large losses
hOu-esi Sope of which htvs ben cOmuelled iZs
These forced sales have greatly the drpre
end espee ally IA hour the decline oing from 1910 9Ucts
du lnf the week, the greatest on choice brands.
MOuen closes m dsmtrd and upsn the statemr nj
10 be mids ~ the banks Monday exuecluon
OF n rat
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FAMILY SOAPS

Aaqufastusd And for sals b.
@'rz'dAW'fRs oshAl q loot q OHIO, cisSsIiSd.
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lckA ts9g -1I,..s...li.ss.t D E 4 .i,s.i5.ar15
sa azE 5---ihh5- alsS AZ
NLEVELAND AND MAHONIN9
~ RAIL ROAD-TlME TABLE No IS.
10 take effect on and after Thur day FGhrurY TO- $50
doLNa EAsr- uOING WEST.
CisUei1Rd 10 f0EHg3 iOuIggtUiBH 10 CiCBs
t0OH, ldpi
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-July ?

The week CLOSES upon dun stock mark et and after the
m0uetary TO the extraordinary buuyancv the
stock markets Europe, st n range than
last Satu day In severn instances has been heavy
fmBHeangs this morning rather better prices than
those current last evening hut the rarka greatly want
inE s 'e1uatwe spirit. the outside doings coutnu to e
light.
Western railroad shares offered free " for future
delivery and prices generally than they
y6 tordHy.
Gacna doll 6}s{; RrcS Island at 81 Mich Cen'rs
At az OeO at 3st92J5s; New York CenTn Is nige
l4d014A viii few sales taking place Mich y
gtd opeue Ut 2, but ol sSd at 2J4 II Illinois Ceut'l
clinen y Ct
Ia ilroad onds the stons quite unimpOri
ant. llltn"iS Central Construction fell to '3ll
Wtthe the exception Of r. nnessee sizes whch 4
PC lower. there wa no changs IN Stalp stocks.
stocks qfertha board VaTiaho, but generally low
e. CertIol closed at 74lii Hurlem preferred 760
37A; Gal 4 Chi 61A aud duli
Ia efforts mace make contracts At sell
ers' options but wltAout success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-25
SAN RD'5
FAMILY UaIhaTtlC Pills,

Pare Vegetable Extracts, and put up in Glass
Cases, dir Tight, and piH keep in any eli-
mate,
The FAMILY CATIIARTIC PILL is gentle but ac-
tive CahuHG hi the proprietor has used IN his prac
lice more than twenty years.
The constantly increasing demand from those who
have long used he PILLS. and the Satistuc ion which
all express regard To theTI has induced to place
then within the reach OF all. 81
The Profession well nnw that different CatharCs aCt
on different portions Of the- bowels.
Tho IA AHILY CA-=|T HARTIC PILL
has, With due tu thS well established fact,
be on compounded from 2 ysrietyu Of hc uur 81 tge
table Extracts, which act - alike every parl the
RlimenaTY canal, aud arez- GOOp aud SAFE in all
cases where a CR'hartC l. - needed, such DE
RAN0EMENIS OF the Is TO NJ A & II d., SLEEpl-
MSS PAINS IN IHEI- BA G X A ID LOl " s,
CONTIVENESS, PA EAND SORENESS OVER
THI WHOLE BOD ~ Il from sudden cod, which
frequently. If neglected end 40 long of Fe-
yer. LOSS OF AppE-|ytITITE, "a REEPI No SEN
S .TION OF COLD OVER THE BODY, RESTI ENS-
MES, HEADACHE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
all InnammaOry Diseases Worms in Children or Adulrs
Rheumatism great PuTifr 0f tho Blood and many dis
which flesh is heir, numerous TO mention in
this advertisement. Dose. ] ~ 81
PRICE 80 GEMS.
" The Liver lnyguTutur and Family CHihurtIc Pills
reBiled by Druggists generally and sold wholesale by
s. Il W. SANFORD. NJ D.
Manufacturer end Proprietor
iy7dkwR2O S35 Broadway. New York.