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There is but little abatement in the demand for
Domestic Cotton Goods, and the market has been
characterized by increased buoyancy. The de-
mand has been more than usually active for the
most part, and holders exhibit increased frmness
for most descriptions, and are sanguine of soon
obtaining still farther advance in prices. The
southern business has gone beyond the expectation
Of almost the entire Trade, the sales for that mar
ket being very large during the whole ol the past
week-larger even than that Of its predecessor.
Many of the merchants, however have completed
their purchases of Dry Goods who have not return
ed home, but. ara still in town attending to the
purchase Of other goods. The unusual activity in
the market during the past Winter has served TO
stimulate manufacturers to renewed exertions, to
produce desirable fabrics and We notice that some
Of them are engaged in fitting up all mills which
have remained Idle for want Of profitable emyloy>
ment for years, which are to be put in operation
to supply the market With coarser goods mainly,
but in part for the production of finer fabrics.
meanwhile, manufacturers are very backward about
accepting contracts; even at the prevailing high
rates,st opinion being prevalent that as the
manufactures have for the most part been engage
ed In fulfilling contracts made last FALL the mar
ket must be poorly supplied with certain deserip-
tons and thatthey will fnd ready market for goods
manufactured on their responsibility, and at more
remunerative prices than they are offered by con
tract However this may be, the market is fairly
--ooN
enf high prices were brought about by the buoy.
ancy and activity in the market, rather thar, BY
any scarcity of goods.
Driiis continue in steady fair demand and hold
CT eIs 90 not seem inclined to yield any concession.
1nemerSet Is iirm, but prices are as yet unchaug>
ep. brown soeetings and Shirtings continue in
active request at previous prices Bleached.Sheet
lngs ana ehlrtlngs are in moderate supply, and
prices have downward tendency tbopgb We nota
no actual decline. All other goods continne in
moderately active request and holders are yery
firm at previous quotations.
Woolen goods are in moderate request. but most
descriptions of desirable styles have brought last
week's.priees. proportion of the sales have been
old undesirable styles, which have sold at a con
siderable reduction. Satinets are dull, bat holders
are firm.
Foreign goods are very active, and though the
imports are moderately heavy, all the desirable
styles are taken as fast as they arrive atfG prices
os stock in store is much smaller than usual. and
ces refuse to sell except at their own pri-
ring the = market has been unusually buoyant du-
,ele week, and the transactions are to
4-'' ~ 7. Shipping List.
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Corning & Co $ Quotations
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-March %.
INV Trr zcpapu

Flour-Du for common hot hrm .Or good grades with
Es IS 900 hbls at Sd6 90 for super state; S640G6 50
State; s5sOa6l0 for superhne westen s9l2e
So for western; So 6s0 for common TO fair
ira round no Ohio the market closing s dy csnndian
dlur Quier: sales OF 400 bbs al S6gz5O for extra
Rve ur quiet at 3, 50,14 d
Whestfim hui quiet; es OF 1900 bus al 81 20 for
wl'er rcd tern: 4Sl5l for red Stats; Sld5 for
white CnadIRn; Sl65 Tor lite southern; 81 for chGee
it Ky.
Rye-steady soaa5c sales of 1900 bushels private
terms.
BIrIey-Active: sales Of 1900 bus at 70G9s2c
L,nrn-M0re snd shade easier; sales OF b000 us
at sea e0c for mixed store aBo delivered; 6Sc
for new yellow jersey and southern
Oats-IoWer 56i7c fur State and 6od62c for western
and Cansdsn
Pork-Narket lower; sales of 3s50 bbs SIS l25f or
new mess; slT5a for old fo S20509 for clear; SEC
Sl625 for prime mess; Sl3 for prime
Beef-Aciive; sales 500 bbs at $57 SO for country
primn: $I5Ad960 for country 50 50Gl so fuT
pacse Chicagi mess; Sl3Glls,'0 for extra do.
Prime Mess Reef-Enm at Sl7(al10
Beef Hume-Fimer; sales of $50 bbs at Sl7 00Dl7 90
Bccou--Fm; of rs hhds smoked sides at CSC and
% Ind do ehyalders al 73<c.
Dressed Hugs Quiet % ea4,dsSzc.
Cut Meafs-FiTm; sales uf 200 packages at 6<(fc fol
shoulders aud s57CasAc for hams.
Iud-Buil and hedvy; salts OF 375 bbls at ll7sdl1c-
Bufe-Duifaf l4(d &c fDr STATE.
Eheese-Sfesdy at 9d1lc-
Whsky--Dull; sales Of 100 bbls At 1s6c.
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lam physician of thirty years practice. My principal
t1dy has been diseases Of females They have generally
baled my best ets. Obtainn the materials cOmpesins
Marshalls Uterine CatholIcon, pleased with them
them fair trial, and Iound myself abnpdanIlY
sstul In my former practice could only mitigate the
symptoms of about half the cases. and could
ten. Now radically al least in twrE
and mitigate the rest consider MaTshals Uterine Ca
holicon the greatest blessing to females have with
]. H. WILLIAMS NJ D, Charleston
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II Drnds.
: GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines.
HONE TESTIMONY.

HARTFORD, Trumbull Co, Ohio, March !, 1851.
hereby certify that have been dealing the Grasftn
berg Meccnes for the past year. and truly say that
have offered any medicines 70 the public that have
met with the decided appreciation Of the people like these
par icuariy the Pills and Cathoicon They will readily
e-fom all and more than is promised for them have
sold about fifty bottles of the Cafhocor the past season.
aud hear the best results in every case
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CURE WARRANTED.

DR. AMOS SON have devoted their attention txclu
sve u this peculiar class Of maadl and the reef they
lave consequently been enabled to render crea
lures Is fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by
escent patients and others daily arIving town from
parts OF the country the express purpose MY of consul
tatons lille their rexeTions have been cT ed by the most
signal advantages yet from what they have experienced
Qnirtng into the of these infectious com1lains
from their ost simple condition TO that of the most dan
ger and iByeterate) they have always nterained f
possibility Of their prevention and removal BUD likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant forms
Of disease c0ul4 almost invariably be traced the
following causes Ignorance, neglect the bad eeft
unsku and improper treatment; therefore Or. AMOS
their remedies SAFE eecal and cautions course
ting all combination of reuedes VIII ch bear equvocal
racer as well those whose premature inudci0us
application might be productive oil bad Consequences the
hands of vate individuals In short the audabe
their remedies is the essenng of great of human
misery by the alienation relief and prevenOn of those
gueHons sctI0ns thaar6 in reality the foes of life
and which, ethey extensively surround call aloud
for our skill and Dterf renee in their determination
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WEST u ..
Mr. H. B. KINGSLEY. Sir ~ have been selling Afdi-
eines of the GaefenheIg Company for the last years
and have vaIaby found them to give good satisf tion;
aud the Pills have sold to great mary fImes as regu
larry their aud cose aud with trade they have
become stsple article Bsrshal's Uterine CaiholicOn
medicine that has done great amount good female
diseases One ldy sold it to told had rece
ed benefit from bottle than she did long
of medical treatment by the skilful PM 81
clans. Yours truly
Jsn. l. 1888. JAMES Wilson
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E For sale by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
out the State
~ For medicines or agencies address
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
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1859. 1859.
CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE.
American and Western Transportation
Companies Linz Boats,

LEAVE CLEVELAND
daily for Chicago Milwaukee and shel,oy-
gan, Touching at intermediate ports S'
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- - - -
WINTER ARRAHGFafEKT.
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV
" 2 IB5s Passepger Train leave Cleveland as faIloW
ll:O a, Cincinnati Express, stopping Berea Gratcl
Wellington, New London, Shelby, CEcstline
n GALLON, (silead. Cardington, Ashley .Deiavars
and Worthington.
8lo M CinrnEa Night Passsr ger, stopping At all sta-
tons between Cleveland and Gallon, and a.
a4 Cardingt0n and Delaware; also, stopping 10
leave passengers Al al 81 ations south Of Gallon
CONNECTIONS
Shelby, Sandusky. Mansfield Newark Railroad for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon Newark. ZanesFilie, kc
Crestne Pittsburgh IT Wayne aud Chicago Railr0ld,
lsr Forest, UpperSaadusky, Deiphos. Lima, -
Wayne. Laporte. Chlcago, &c west, and East
for Mansfield, Wooster, Masslllon, &C
Gallon and Besfontsne Railroad Line for Marion, Belle
fnnfaine, SdnsV U1i0n, Muncie, Indianapolis,
TeTrs Hau.s Vlncennes Evansville Louisville,
De sEara Da-toa and Ciuciansti Line for spzngfeld o.
-.Hf DAYTON. H2Iniiton. Cinciraafi. Hchmord, IN
~ diarapOs. Terro Haute, St LOUIS. &c; and a
- Cincinnati Eifh the Ohio AlissisSipfl Rail
road fer Louisville, and al Ioinis on ths ONO
River
eslannbus Itls Miami sni C-lu1n6us su Xenia Rail
rosd, fur Xenia, Dzyton. lnfianapous, Ieire
Hante. st L0ns, Morrow, Love land. ane llaa-
fIsH cnnaii and with The O1o AMI MISSISSIPPI h9it-
road az Cincinnati for Louisville. Eyansslie.
CairO. 81 Louis and all points ON the OHIO rlger
ColuMJus Ceurai Ohio HAiread fo1 NeWarE. Salesxllei
Wheeling, &c: Columbus, Piqna and Indiana
n.ailroad for Piquz, lirhana- &c u.
E9 For Tickets 10 al potre aai inisrln--lce lpt AZ
the Oaion Ticket Oee 81 superior street, or Al ths Pas
ssngG StatioR. trny-- e,,.i,t.,ss,t
cfeval.nd Nov nj Issa
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FLOUR AND MEAL.
o. 4 Ind. sup 2bbl 5 25,G S z
@. 4 ind. ext s9bbl 5 s7(1 s )
Double extra Jbbl 6 3S,a J o
Rye Flour f9bbl 5 25,1 S 5
Buckwheat Slcwt ID 2 8
Com Meal 59cwt ! 60 l q
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a. MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
ambus Cincinnati Cleveland and Ere and Cleveland
and Piitsburg Railroads.
AT SoiOI with hacks 10 Chasrin Falls. &c.
At hIantua wiki hacks for Ravenna, &C.
Al BraceviIle with hacks 20 Nerton Fails kc.
At Wanen with hacks to Sharsh Greeufeld. Msadsis.
Bloomfield Canfeld. nc.
AT Y YOUNGSTOWN, with STAGES for New Castle PolsLJ
Lowell, and Enon VALLEY, and thence By p = W. C. z.
CIIAs L. RHODES, supr
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MARINRNEWS.

PORT OF CLEVELAND. s3,75@=a
ttEf ENTERED +N -t 4
Propeller Equinox. Buffalo; hot sun iriss for ci,y
cLEAHEDk 4 81
Propeller Gov Cushmann, Scott St. Marie; no cargo
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nc. JOHNSON Medical Agents.

Read what DR. Bushnell saws of the GTaefenberg Med-
cines Or is ply sican Of extensive practice and
OF the most successful in the county (Trumbu in which
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7 .
DR.. AMOS SON take pleasure announcing that they
have invented mpOTant for the cure OF
the above diseases IL has been subjected by
most eminent physicians London. Paris, Phiadepha
New York. it las been declared the only useful insrn
ment everihvented for the Seminal Weakness or
$lOby mail or express. '
N. B.--Dr AMOS SON, in order to satisfy the most
skeptical asto the merits Of this pledge them
selves that instance where prove unssfac
tory after fair trial. the money will be refunded by re-
turning the instrument in good order. -as-
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CHARLES C.

defendants r-.-
DARK b. CLARK. CHARLES G..
oa a heTsy n;ed mat on he sh asV Of + FeISaT
ls59 the nd plaintiff filed his petition in the Court Of
State Ohio which staies hal the dsieHdanfs Duransos
Dart anu Helen Dart ed to said Park b. Clark he
sh of East Cleveland IN the County Of Cuyahoga and
State Of Ohio being number eight the eleventh range
townships in The Connecticut Western Reserve and known
part Of lot No. AZ bounded follows beginning
north 20 chTns and II links to stone on the west line Of
sad lot thence north 0 degrees, east y chains Il
west chain in the centre Of said
Ioad III nee north 65 degrees east chains 70 links to
degree east l3 chs 50 ks thence south 49 degrees east to
stone at the north east Of the school lot thence
south 46 degrees chains p links 10 Stone ia he
centre OF The Shakerroad thence souh az degrees east
south degree l9I links 10 stone ou the north line
Of land owned BY Joseph Saght on said line
part Of lot aud Of lot a. beginning al the north
east corner OF lot which is the south corner Of
,heaes sonih Is dsgIses west chains g links to Stone
aiIe south Of Oliver Jes land thence west
on be south line Of sad lot TO the the nd II
links the centre OF the road to A Dutys south line
theHce east on said Duty's south line chains 81 links
one degree east chains 20 links to stone the north
lneof the lot thence east II chains and Ie links
place of beeInuns the whole to contain l09 7O0O acres
according 10 the surveycf J. G. Sauon.
said Duranson Dart said Park B. Clark and described as
follows; All dated December LIST. lS6 and PAYABLE with
one for SsOj pay6ie June is iS5s one fo $50 paysbe
DECEMBER lst ls59. fur $50 due June lst 1851 one for
S Que December lSt 1860, and for Sass due June
lst, ls6l-
said petition further states that said first described note
WIS parable 10 said Clark order, and b him ndurs-
ed The painf and that due and unpaid and thai y
said sald Clark transferred to the plaintiff
interest said mortgage to the said note that
said mortgage ef for record Pecorder,s Office IN
said county the 81 day of January 1851 and us record
ed jan 1th l-oI, and that the above defendants
have claim 70 have inteTes; lien upon 81 pres
The object and prayer OF said petition is for
against the sd D1Fansoh Dart tor the OF SEQ with in
ieret on so ON the 4h day Of Decsnber 1s and on $50
from the fh day of December, 1sss for the sale OF The
moraged property TO pay said udgment and for other
propFr relief.
Said defendants notified that they are required to an
April, ls59 3 - -
,.to.s,,e, IB sB,aFJ PRENTIss. g
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COMMERCIAL.
Cleveland Produce Markets.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE.
TUESDAY, March z2-5 P. NJ
FLoUR-ssles Iso bbs fair 25 and Obbls do
same ~
wHEAT-A carload mixed sold 81 ss track, and one
Of good red same.
oATsod have been selling at 6Oe IN lot. of 50 tus
from store
sEEDs-NOthias doing in clover 20 bus timothy sold at
s. and 80 bus. do. at $40
POTAFOEs-Sale 50 bush at &c.
EGGs-sale II bbs ct l0c.
BUFFERS bbls roll sold at &c.
HIGHwISEs.-ssls Of q few bbls at 26c.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ITO take effect MONDAY, November
Il 29th. 1853.
TRAINS LEAVE CLEVELAND. DAILY, ISuHDAYs
ExcEPTED.l as follows:
For Toledo and Chicaeo--ll 40 A.. NJ, and 90 p a.
For Detroit and JacksOn-llf0A A n.
For St. Louis Lafayette Fort Wayne and Stafions To
Iedl. Wabosh and Western Rail Rcads-S O0P.A
For Cncnna. Dayton Springfield. and Stations On San
dusky, Dsytnn and Cincinnati Rail Road-s oOP.M
FOr NOrWak and Stations.1n 20 ~
am B. 0o p N.
For sandusky and StaoEs on Northern Division % Pm.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN CLEVELAND:
From Toledo and Ch;cagO-12.O5 and 90 P NJ
From Sandusky-1l 16 NJ J. II. JACK1TAN.
Superintendent Motive Power
= JOHN U. PARSONS,
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Persons any part Of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail Of their case with
remittance for medicines sc.
l-afTa aIn -.
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This csrfes that have used the Graefenberg Pills
and Marshas Ca,holcon, sold here by J. H c. Johnson
in practice, my entiIe satisfaction They good
medicines. DIR. G. W. BUSEiNELL-
Hartford, Trumbull Co, o March Z 1851
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Alarm Spring Sash Balance
PATENTED
March I'd, 1858, by
rHos DENHAM ! JosEPH ". ERro0s' q

THos. DRNHAM & JOSEPH W. BRIGGS
ofcleveiand. Ohio
THE SPRING AND IT'S AITACh;-
euts are perfect substitute deS Tslss 515 P
ieTs and balances the sash a. ahy ~ ~ -b -
~ sndoszs builtins ready oa1lti
s estim NAL IS from the Nh
Ruilders OF Cleveland = ,-I,h; ,-.... ,s.s
l. ,,,.,s,r,N 4 BBIGGs 1--WE, the undersigned, hav
neeTamined your ALARM sthlNS oAsh BaLANCE,
eaS most en- seffu reconT i az an ion
s nave ever seen patented The sash being bal
proof toge her with the peffeetness and
OF construction and applied To the window with
rch eonparatively trfing i sufficient guany
faf generous public VII adUpt Il, and u VIII come iho
general use Truly y6ere,
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MOST sCIENT7FTc INyENTIoN
Young. MEN TAKE .PARTICULAR NOTICE.

An y rent Tor the Of NOctnrnal Emissions
properly known IS Seminal Weakness, sc. Can be pena
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DR.. AMOS & SON,

corner OF MAN and Quay streets, BUFFALO, N. Y.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS In
"a the State who members OF the Royal College, Of
Surgeons, London May be consulted fnin O'Clock
the morning until at night every stage and symptom
disease The treatment they adopt the result Of pwars
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70. I16 and lis SUPERIOR STREET
City Mills.

ELOUR-1OO bbIs Double Extra, for
IL sale by LESII, SlDIDIONS CO.
marl5 - No AZ Union Lsne.
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The objections to this stitch oovious The lower
thread merely stens the stitches which taken by the
upper ihre7d In point Of strength tDis is therefr
single thre stitch. 1t breafs in elastic cloth. When
must break in ironing. When broken the this
condition:
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FORMING A TRI.wEEKLY LIN

And running in connection Buffa'o with the NEW
YORK CENTRAL x and the MERCHANTS CEN
TRIAL LINE OF CANAL BOATS, on the Ere Canal
and at CevelT nd v / IA the CLEVELAND & PfrTSBURG
RAJ LRuAD touching at Detroit Macklnac, ShehOygan
Port Washington, Milwaukee, Racine; KenOsha, and Wau-
kegan, %. .u. ....
This Line is prepared to Issue contracts and giFe
through recei for property from Pittsburgh, Wheeng
Cleveland, to Detroit Sheboygan- Port Wash ngtOn, Mil
waukee Racine, Kencsha Waukegan Jhicag, and 10 all
points the Railroads leading oct Of Chicago and wau-
kee and all prominent points the Upper Misss-
sipp River.
This the only Line running frUm Cleveland 10 the
Upper Lakes with any regularity.
The liberal atr0nHge extended to the Line the past
son. by the travelling pub c has induced the PrOpetors
TO greatly increase their accommodation for and
thu Sc desiring CHEAP safe and conf rtable route will find
It by takins this route
Insurance property shipped by this Line be obtain
ed at less rate than By other thavng within the
past seasons transported property to amount exceeding
sixteen million dollars in value, without any loss
With these Iualied facilities tho PrOpret0rs hope
receive liberal patronage.
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BEALTH OF IAMFRIcAN WOMEN

Eemale ireguarIies. weakness uterine displacements
and all local uterine difficulties and troubles
OF wGmeu are entirely cured ty THE GRAEFENBERG
NARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON.
In this connection Miss Beecher sternf the Rev Hen
Ward Beecher. in letters to ths people, page I9
Il have nine sisters sn sisters law, and fourteen fe-
Amid the immense circle OF my friends and
cantot ecal en- married ladies', born in this century
where the Graeenberg Ca ocon has been used must
that health has rpi1y taken the place OF isease and
ladies have become robust strong vigorous and healthy
Mrs Gleason, OF e. ira "Beautiful indeed is the
couding, trusting Of Eoman much does Il
need 20 be prOecteJ by afchfulness that lead her.
time Of disease to nppealto medical adviser sen-
tifc education. worth and purity Of character All
these may be secured BY addressing the Granbs Com
pany.
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CONTRACTING AGENTS.

CONTRACTING AGENTS.
JOHN H. MOORE, AgeutN, Y, C RR No. COZ Broad
b. SPAULDING, Agent SPauldinss Express. No 24O
Broadway Y
CHAAIBERLIN. THOMAS & CO. PrOpristors If AIer-
chants Cenral Canal Line, No l9l Broadway. n. Y.
WM, STEWART, Agent Cleveland PHtsburrh Railroad.
Pittsburgh.
D; B. WILLIAMSON. Agent Cleveland & Pittsburgh
Railroad. Wheeling. Va
HUBBY. HUGHES & CO, Forwarding Merchants, ,Cleve-
land Ohio.
MIX & MORRIS. Forwarding Merchants. Cleveland,
Ohio .t--..r s.-s
II. MCDOWELL. Special Agent. Cleveland, o.
]. J. TAGLMADGE, Forwarding Merchant, Milwaukee,
RICHMOND CO., cor Clark and South Water streets,
Chicago.
SHELDON PEAsE, Managing Agent,
marl5:259 Office foot Of sIiehigan st Buffalo n Y
The AmfrieRn TPnnSnnrtatinn CnmnanY.
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The above named Steamers all o the largest class,
Win ample accommodations for Freight and Passengers
o1lag fitted up e-paessv for tie Upper Lake TRADE
rlAE'S PEAK. vii ind this the most desirable route
ne accommodations for Fsmies with Wagons horses and
being no till they reach the port
Contracts made al low rates for Merchandlss, Iron
Sa1ls &C., &c, 70 Chicago Miiwzukee and
- Freights received at Warehouse for shipment ard
F0f Freight or Passage apply aAd consign TO
mari Agent, Cleveland. Ohio.
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SPIRITS
The Dry Goods Trade.

Hay--.-- S9loa Goa II OOIwAter-EastnS Slbbl-G l Is
DO baled fton % IS O0 Sandy HID Cemnt 3lld 50
Hops---------S1lb l4Jd l6iWhits Lime ID 90
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IS diff sult TO fancy awkwanl stitch than this.
This i called double thread stiich" OF the
thread which lies curiousy the lower side OF
the cloth nst dd the Strength OF the thread ch
passes through and holds the cloth together but simply
serves to taen the singe thread which take the stitch
This also Is single thread stitch That the Grover an
Baker Stitch urravels readily shown by the above
But II ould be stated that when fastened ths stitch j.
elastic and u fo- many valuable stitch That
very complicated eontryanee is required to take the
Grove Baker Stitch quite apparent Hence lis great
liability 10 get out of order.
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1t gives poasure 10 certify TO the nvariable Gu
ratiye action of the Graefenberg Marshas Uterine Ca
thocOn in all of female disease and the skill and
high moral eharactr of the Hedibal Department of
Graelenberg Company.
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am M.tho6ist Clergyman NV heart has fairy ached
to witness the feeble health of Travelled
my circuit preaching the Gospel thmk Cod however,
that have oil these diseases give way the Graefen-
berg Marshas Uterine CaiholicOn it has heen
used. Rev. PETER SHARP, RidgewaY, Mich
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1859-02-10
MUTE ELoQUEsCE.

There i, no people in tie world with when
eloquepee 10 so universal . gift as the Irish.
When Leitch Richie was travelling in Ire.
land, be passed . man who Vas . painful
spectacle Of pallor, squalO< and raggcdness.
His heart suote him, and be turned back
III you are in want" said Richie with some
degree Of psvishness, why don't you b.gl'
"Surs, its begging | am, yer honor" You
didu't say . word" "Ov course DOT yer
honor, but see how the skin is spakin' through
the holes in me trousers aud the bone.
cryin' out through me skin Look At N,
sunkep cheeks, and the famine that's siArin
in me eyes Nan alive inst il begin
am With q hundred tongues 7"