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BUFFALO MARKEr-Sspt. 9

Fl0ug-Fim snd in good dematd Sales 9O0n bbls at
$ll2hG22o fur State from Old Chi sprlng wheat S1s7hG
42H Chi sprag; S3SI5f IS for ezra Iowa
III ION spIiuP; S4 bf 6SE Tor ra Mich Indsna
and O1io 5000 for Cana ian, and S55 37A double
eIirus
Wheat-In good Tquest present deliyeui stock light
aud market fm Snes 5000 bug old Milw Club 67l16,c
Is 100 bus No do size 500 bu red winter at sJc
and small lots rod an white winter at Stl9i.13&
Barn-Bctter Sales Is 2ush No Ill at 9l6d7Oc mostly
at tn latter figure
Olg-Frmer enias 9OO0 bus Ill uhoat at8IIx
Rarlcy-Quiet
RyP-stendy.
Whisky-Firmer Sales 10 hhls at nc
TO y
Lake mnoIis4rOO bbls flour; % COO bus wheat 10000
bus corn T000 us rye
Canal E1ports-isOO 6bs hur; $1,000 bu heai 1900 bu
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Persons in any part OF Tie world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail OF thtg with
remittance for medicines SC.
nuU 10 A. -s.Hs
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lDlusitians & 6nrQrorIs.

EYh AND EAR.-HAVING RE.
~ TIRED from lhe rcnoral pracic Of Medcite, and
devoted much attention 90 tho various forms u isonsu OF
Tho Eyo end Egf such as The cntartha and scrnfuious
Gdnorhonl nnd Neuralpc, Acute aud Chronic ln1ammu-
iuns of the Eyc OpnCitrs of The tuc0 pfanulacd lids
q M ovei NC pupil amnurots saphl ma, Ptergium Sc
an those varied diseases OF the Ear olCn odinf deaf
ness; tho und, nntd able TO nearly every Of
disease II the Ear mode less painful and far
cttaul lluu M bentay olci utea restoring ight ana
hearing alter ON 9het modes had failed aud never leaving
the patient more hopeless as very often done
References givou May be consulted at No CS Ontario
street. cleveland or by letter adde's
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
Sept 9-To 8 O'CLOCK P. N.

Sept 9--To O'CLOCK P. NJ.
ENTERED
ste3mer Western Metropoli. Pesse Buffalo
May Queen. Yiger, De- rot,
Forester. Ward Toledo.
" North star, Sweet SUPERIOR
Propeller Iron Ciy Turner Ontonagon 1872 bbs copper 5
misses do, 10 pigs sundies. Hussey AIcB.
Bay State Brown, o densburgh, 1871 lOns mdse
Peltnn breed.
Cuyahoga- 60 bills POTATOES.
Schooner Rocket Az derson, buffalo
New London Newell Marquette, 40 tins iron ore
Jhckson NJ Co
Restless, squire, Port Huron, 5000 bus wheat q,
n 4 Bash
Republic. Lewis, Ruiflo 500 bbls salt
ScOW LINE Rpckf Bsse Keleys Island on cords lime
stone, CslkmB.
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CLEARED.
steamer City Of Buffalo, Perkins, Buffalo
Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
" Arotin, , islt Toledo
Propeller Cu ahoga Weoh! Chicago 1894 kegs nails tins
iron, 4 2 RR
Schooner Tartar. PomerOy, Chicago 3I5 tons coal
WFA leu, Boyle Chicago 90 tons coai.s
FratteT, Young, Buffalo 100 tons oea.
Hazl.ton, Hackett huliilo 900 tons coal
CAM.
Restless, Squire. p Huron.
scoC Lime Rock, Bissett Keeys Island.
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a IINT " WANNANTTU.
Dr. AMOS 4 son huve devoted their attention tNClu
svuY to tins peculiar class u maudtts and the ree thH
have quently been enabled eudcrther fellow
tures Is fully testified and gratefully acknowledged By
escent patients and utl daily ARRIVING in town from H
parts Of the country @ the exproEs purpose My OF consult
aOus while thee XoTtous have been ed v the most
signal advantages yet from what they hatt experienced n
qmting into the causes Of these Infectious complaints
from their most simple condition to that Of the most dan
gurus and iHveteiatU they have always entertained th
possibility Of their prevention, and removal aud kew
invariably found that th most horrible and magnant forms
Of disease could almost invariably be traced 20 OF the
following CAUSES Ignorance, pCger orthc btd oect so
uuskillu and improper treatment; therefore Or. AMOS
SON have succeeded IN discovering In thes election o
heir remedies safe, efoctual and cautious course omit
ting all combination Of r8mediCs VIII Ch bear euuvOct
character well those whose premature niudcisus
application might BE- productive o bad consequences u She
AID ui private individuals In short tho uudabo end
ofirremedies is the ossenng OF great muss OF human
sery by the alienation relief aud prevenuun OF those
ievuus afcttors that IN reality the secret foes OF lie
MD which, while they eKtousveh surround call aou0
OrOur skl and iuefft renee in their determination.
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NEW TREATNIIzNI, /. NM,
BuahIo NVcdicnI DispensarN

Established for ,ho cue 0t
Dyspepsia, GeRerai Debility, Fever and Ague
Asthma, IneiDient Consumption, Igfym-
itiss Of Youth and old Age DC.
~ NO MERCURY USED. "A
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PROCL A Nj a TION.

c ANDREWS will continue The Flour and Feed Bua-
the ii stand uud he respect fully silcis the
Ion1ge Of the former n ends and patrons OF the finn.
tlovaIsnd Sent D Isbo 0T94
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CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE.
American and Western Transportation
Companies Line Boats,

The ahove named Steamers all Of the largest class,
with ample accommodations for Freight aud Passengers,
being fitted up expressly for the Upper Lake Trade.
~ People moving 10 the WESTERN STATES and
Pixies PEAK, will find this the most desirable route -,
Tie accommodations for miles with Wagons horses and
Fun tuTe in particular such cannot TAI 10 give sat
faction there being otranshpme till they reach the port
OF destination
w Contracts male at low rates for Merchandise Iron,
Nails &C. SC, TO Chirasn, Milwaukee and intermediate
Pous
~ Freights received a, Warehouse for shipment ard
Receipts given
N BOND.
mari Agent Cleveland, Ohio.
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M0sIeT CUmmssI0ner lot sld COuniy,
JoHN II CLAPP, Esq Any fur Plytutln.
CLEVELAND, August 10 1889 augl:2lsd9O
GHERIFF q MASTEN COMMIS-
~ SiONER'S SALE.-puruant to the commnni Of
order sale from the Court uf Common Pleas
Cuyuluga county, pt the John Tennis et al, plain
tits Lewis Gilbert ct al defendants TO direct
cd shall offer for ale at public auction, the o the
Court House corner Of Seneca ard Chamnl.u sretsl in
The CITY of Cleveland lu sail county, The l2h duy Of
Sept, niber 1859 0'cock p NJ Of said day. the olow
ns described lands and tcuemens. 10 wit Situate in
the ship Nhn4rin Falls Ia the State Of TO- and
which Is also IN ihe county Of Cutuhcga. and known
buga patt OF No 20 the Pheps trgo and IS bound
follow wits North hy land sold bY George Stock
ing Harmon Barows, east by Msn street south by the
top of rth aux Of The river and running back from
Main street ifty fcetn Appraised ut Ss0l 90
u. l.. NIGHrAIAN Sheriff
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NI ASTER OOMMTSIONER'S Saio

M ASnER COMMISSIONERS Sale
IVA Pursuant 90 order OF sale to dietted num
The COu OF Common Pleas within aud tI the county Of
Cutuh g, ia tile State Of Ohio notion therein peud
log. W'grein Thomas FISHER is plautih, atd Eme
sheffield aud y inc Sheffield duo ndants, sh Al oN
safe ut public nuct on, ut door = tho CuuI
House rurLoru ui - uora and Chumpun streets Cleveland
tho hours 40 O'Clock a. NJ and " O'Clock NJ. of sale
day th following d'scbeJ lands aud ieg, mont TO witt
situate in the township Of Chagin Pals, ~ the cuuttN
o. CWuoea aud Stnteo ohio aud is known by part oi lot
NumOer Sin, M the Phelps Tract, aud is bounded rs iQ
lows, To Wit; Bounded hy and Of thaut coy Hitch
Goes nor by The land Of JChn Goudel east hy land 0
Nahan uhn O., hOmns Fisher, ami the Ohagrin river,
south Ny and q said Hobart and Usher aud the Glove
land ru8d; nud 10 contain Try three an one hr acres
Of and." Asu. Situate IN The township o. Chagrin
Frls, iu the cnuty Of Guy tuca and Sale OF Oh and
bounded oltows. 30 North tho l,ud Of john
Goote east on Ch1g In rver south ON said FISHERS land,
west oh Chuuucoy uchcocks land and s all the und
veyed 10 the SAID sheffield by Billings Rathburn, os-
naled % contuiu thrtbrt acres be the same,
less "
Roth descriptions embrace the piece parcel Of
land
Appraised value $4,000.
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UHE FIRM heretofore known under
l. the style Of Brown Andrews, Is this da, dissolved
by mutual consent. The siness OF the late firm will he
set ed by either FARMER at their former place lusiness
All uersons Indebted TO them Will ease call and settle
without defy j. l.. Brown,
{. ANDREWS,
Corner Of Ontario and pect sts.
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THE NORTHERN TRANSFORMATION co.

THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
Will during the present run their wen known and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
Ogdensburgh & Oswego, and Upper Lakes,
Forming TBG-wEERLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh aud Oswego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And SEM1-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and Intermediate Ports,
Connecting at osdensburrh with tho
Ogdensburgh & Vermont Central r. r. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell Worcester
and Boston,
And at osvcgo with the
New Oswego Line Of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Bettosen oSloego Troy, Albany and New York
Connecting lsoat Dunkirk with tho
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
And forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Duukirk, Cleveland and Sandusky, and
TR-wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Chicago and intermediate Ports
r- Property forwarded by this Line will be subject to
/ Out one tIhnhhlpith
~ Merchandise marked IN, T. Co. Express = MI BE-
| forwarded fl m New York by an Express Frelsht Ira
over the New York Euo Railroad, aud promptly tor-
| warded from Dunkirk.
" These Lines connect at Cleveland with the Cleve'
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
APPLY TO
| J. MYERS. Agent N. T Co No. III Broadway, N Y. -
r. L. WARNER, Agent N n Co, No Cnnties Slip,N.Y
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N. T. CO. No. IS Sta'e street
A. CUSfIAfAN Agent " c. Line No. lOs state Street
| CHAs. s TAPPAN. cor 9Th and Chestnut st., PnHa.
| 7. i. CIIURC II, Agent, Rouse's Point, N. Y. =. =,
G. l. THOMPSON, Treas N. I. Co., Ogdensburghi N \
! GEORGE PARK Err, Age, l.
| HOVEY CRAWFORD. Osweg0 N. Y.
| S. ID. CALDWELL Ageut, Duukirk.
PEL1 ON n BREED. Clevelund
| ]. S. CHENOWETH & CO, Cincinnati, o.
| X McBETH, Agent sandusky.
WM + Wal KER, Agent. Toledo
V. r. MA rHEWS, Agent, D. tTOit, Mich.
J. II. ARAWFoRD, Miwaukee, Wis.
MeHFNRY & BARKER, Racine, Wis
| MATHER & co. Chicago.
IJACOB WASHBURNE Davenport Iowa.
II =. WIBORG n Co, Fulton City, III.
| ". W. GRAHAM & co Cairo, III.
FIFE MICHAEL, ST. Louis.
Office of the Northern Trapspotation CompaRy,l
Cleveland, Feb, 18th, 1859. !
mar9R6 p CHAMBERLIN, President
RUFRAL0. CLEVFLAND and GHICAG0 LINZ
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DR.. AMOS g. SON,

A RE THE ONLY PHYS1CIANSlN IN
a the state vhoaye members OF the Royal College OF
Surgeons, London. May be consulted nom o'cucg M
the morning until at nig, IN every stage aud symptcmot
disease The treatment they adopt rs the resulto upwards
OF thirty years extensive practice In Europe and erica
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CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAlLROlD.

All the trains going Westward connect at Cleveland with
trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus Cneunati st,
Louis and all the trains going Eastward connect at
Dunkirk with the trains Of the New York Erie Railroad,
and at Buffalo with those Of the New York Central and
Buffalo and New York Erie Railroads
CLEVELAND Tuna 1gth 1919 zidR
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GrnnL Nntirts.


49, SI'IINflONs
htlthNo ouu Amruducnt o. the iunsnuiuiit pfpvdln
nr Aunual tc- ZOOS ui ute 0euoul Assrin'y
hfaofff i| fif GfuNfli Assembly fiC Nfdff 0f ono
~ trt-ni hs % lhr mnmhcls of rach mouse cQncurfhs
a't 1 % Ntnnu iN Hereby rrouutcd u the electors Of
f fltiu vote 90 tr ucNt annual Ntt uher huc oicctuu
u+ h- nppruv 81 or oitctiuu OF n follow ing amendment
M tua udc tur the urst clause ul Mo twenty ith
trn % tt NcIu uulcu ut Tic nnsWionu of this state
~ Wtt Al lp4uHr ui thr Gnuutnl AS Cmhly
snail DunmancC u The inst Monday IN January nunuHly
WILLIAM % WOuDS,
Speaker Of tuo ltpwe REEVES .uia ives.
MARTIN WElkEn.
April 8, 1850. President I the SHuato.
SECRETARY OF STATES OfFiCk.(
Columbus q. April z, is5g.
har hy ccriff fhat tc foregoing JOINT Res luton, re
lHtft AmaudmUnt 90 the Juns uil1u idng for
Aunu suss3ts th. Geuotal Ass mh ~ IS true copy
from tho ginal roll On Gle tn this oniCo,
a p. RUSSELL,
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An Instrument for the OF Nocturnal Emissions
properly kuuun rs Stwual Weakness, &c Can Doe purm1
nenly cured ieen days by ihe use
Of this Instrument when used conformity with medicines
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Of this Instrument when used ouniJnty with medicines.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
Dr. AMOS & SONtuke pleasure in announcing that they
have lnyCntdu important at for Tho OF
the above soagos II has been subjected TO test by the
most eminent physicians in London, Paris, philadtVila
aud New York Il has beon declared the only usefulus
ment ever Invented for tho OF Seminal Weakness, OF
any disease caused by the secret habits OF youth Price
$40 t!mall or express.
n. B.-Dr. AMOS SON. In orler 20 satisfy the most
skeptoal asto the merits u tins instrument pledge them
selves hat n any instance where prove unsaiisluc
tory, afer uir trial. the will be refunded by
turning the instrument in good order
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NHERIEE5N SALE lay VIRTIIE

SALE.-BY VIRTUE
- OF writ OF Fien rias, issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas OF CuyahCga CountY at the suit of Dewey
4 Company James G1rgelt and al to me directed, |
have levied upon shall 0G for sale at public auction
TIE Auction Rooms Of p. Hil corner OF SenIct and
Champan Streets in the Citv of Cleyennd in said COuu
y on tho lIh day Sc temb 1880 at Ia O'Clock Of
dav tho following described opery TO wit :-One
sofa one Marble Top Center Tab o, Twelve Sprng Seat
Nah gany Chairs, Que Spring Seat Mahogany Rocking
Chair, three Baskets, one Show Case and Clothes
Fr me- l.. WlGHTMAN, Sheriff
CAHTER THAYRR, Prns' Aths seo72ts
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
~ rroprsa swl be received at the Office Of the City
Gvl Ensi Of tho City OF eve and udt u o'clock NJ
Spt 18th 1889 for hui dmga Sewer Case Avenue, from
ktuSmau siTCot tl the kngsbury Run (sO called.l
Plans and ucaiiJus he aud more particular
information obtained at said EngnCoT Office ON aud aft
the 6th inst
Ea oh proposal must be accompanied by good and sufl
u ut bond equirug The h der tO enter into cunTact at
ue prices named in his proposal, should The same be
cepted
The Board Of City imprnv mens invite the submission
Of bids, TeseTvmE the gut 10 acrept the same
BY order Of tho Board:
b JOHN WIIITELAW,
uug3l.a7.l0t City Civil Engineer.
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! lhEAIH W NuuNs ~ lle atL W. WuEl@.eta
GHERIFF'S SALE.---PURSUANT
- to the comrand OF order Of sale issued from IN
Court Of COumon Pleas OF CuyahOga county the suit OF
Reuben II Watrs, plaintiff aeai Wi. liam II. Tew ct al
ueen ants dlrecteI shall offer for sale ut the door
uf the Court House (cUintr Of Seneca and Champnin
sreRs - in the ciy OF Cisyelud, said cousy; the y
div OF September 1rJ9 Of Octk OF said dav the fol-
oNihg escrlhtd lands aud teuemenis. to wit in
the township Chsgiin Fails IN tho state Of Ohio and
which the county Of Cuyahoga. and known by
bciae IN the village OF Chaerin FAILS, and is bounded as
follows tD Wit: Commencing at point IN the west
line of Brlad Sky fett souhwardly frum where
Orauge street uud sroad str ct nierseCt, and rum
ming wcstward'y sh' angles with Bruad TO the
east line uf land occupied BY Phiueas Ball thouce
south hwurly alorg said Balls east line fy feet thence
Wardy the line Of Hrold street. thence north
waIdlv along the iue said Broad ffy feet TO
the la;a of beginning he the less but iub-
icct 10 all legal highways" Apprnl. ed At SlGB 90
ID. l. WIgHIMAN Sheriff
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pp Gfifgrapb.
Foreign.


New York, Oct 30.-Minister Ward ex-
poets to send home the ratified chinese
treaty by the next mail.
The Russians have apparently perfect I'M
Outstanding with the Chinese.
Order has been re-estabIished at Shanghai
Those officers who lost their vessels at the
Peihn have been tried by court martial and
acquitted
French negotiations with Cochin China
have so tar progressed that the French Admit
raj has sent reinforcement OF troops and
gun boats to Canton.
AdvIces from Japan say that the British
Consul has made no progress in respect to
the currency question, consequently trade Is
in abeyaDce.
The sloop of war Germantown" is at ia
pan, instead of the ''Georgetown" as reported.
The Authorities at Pekin are ready to re-
ceive the British Minister on friendly terms.
The Indian Government has been requested
to furnish fifteen thousand troops for China.
Two regiments are under order to depart.
The London Morning Post says that though
peace seems settled, the Zurich Diplomats
have only heaped up materials for fresh diff
culties, and that England will not take part
in any Congress unless the first principle be
the recognition of the rights of the Romag-
nese and Tuscans no less than the Parmese
and Modinese to self-government The first
cannon fired to impose on these States other
rulers than their own choice, will be signal
Of az deadly Il conflict as the late war.
A Florence letter says that the exeqnator
of Binda the American ConsOl at Leghorn
has been withdrawn because he recOmmen-
ded the Republicans to proclaim republic,
| while exerting himself for the Princes. 1t is
| inferred that he sought a pretext for armed
| Intervention.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.--Mr. Magruder the
law partner of Mr.. Chiffon, left yesterday
for Charlestown to act as Browns counsel.
These gentlemen are both Virginians and
pro-siavery men and have been retained by
certain Boston parties. Unsuccessful efforts
were previously made to engage Montgomery
Blair.
WAsHIGToN, Oct. 3I.-There is no proba-
bility that the heads of the departments will
be required to subestimate for expenditures
within fifty millions required by the Sem
ate resolution last session. that sum being
inadequate for the purpose of the govern
ment.
Reliable advices state that the Ncarag guam
government is disposed to satisfactorily ar
range the Transit Route. The only obstacle
is the Belly contract, which has failed in
some particulars. No action will be taken
by the General Government tt speeding the
aiders and abettors of the Harper's Ferry
Instruction. 1t is supposed it will be left
to Gov. Wise as in the Cases of Cook aud
Haselett.
Ernest Clay of the Mexico British Lega-
ton has arrived. and sought an immediate
interview with Lord Lyons.
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d A 1T m q u : 4,
GAINESVILLE. XIV.


The Proprietors of the GAIT House, pre-
pairing for large increase of travel L. n the
opening of the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road, have enlarged the Hotel to do1o.e its
former capacity, with new and excessive Bill
lizard Rooms, Bath Rooms, DC.
The public may rely that the well-earned
reputation of the Gait House. as strictly first
class Hotel shall be maintained. The House
is most conveniently located for travel East
or West, as the Louisville Office of the JET
fersonville Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections to all Northern and Eastern Cit
les, and the landing of the United States Mail
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East,
are within a square of the Hotel.
@- Baggage Checked in the Gait House
to all the principal points, North, East and
West.
Es- Time from Louisville to New York
3S hours. auglS-6m
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FEARFUL-Some Irishmen or some negroes,
1t does MT make any difference which. are en-
gagged in blowing out mot with pair of bel
lows, but with powder) the foundation of
building below the Watson House, on Market
street. Yesterday a woman and little girl
were going down the street, and just as they
got opposite the spot, two blasts were let off
throwing the fragments Of rock in every d.
rection, though principally upwards. One of
them. weighing perhaps hundred pounds,
struck the woman-with terror, and missed
the head of the little girl by not more than
forty or fifty yards! Neither of the victims
is considered dangerously hurt.
One of our reporters friends, who thinks
he would make "a splendid local editor
went out into the city yesterday to show how
easily he could get up "a column of first rate
items.'' About dark he sent 10 the above as
the result of his efforts. 1t does MT make
quite II column, and is MT first rate either.
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Useful i'm Every Family.
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

sz@z~1aSS. DR.. KING formerly of New York for
kEf=>asA the last four years OF Louisville, Ken
tcky who has devoted his attention TO the treat
of private diseases for 80 years, hatters
HIMSELF having attended To a practice for so many
years. and cured many thousands, he is enabled 10
all diseases of private nature, no matter how
bad they may be from Injudcious medical treatment
or from neglect of their own DIR. Kings Dspensary
is No % Deaderick street, between Cherry and the
square second StOI where he Cures all diseases OF
private nature
GoNoRRHEA cured without nauseous medicn or u
reference with business.
STRUCTURES of OLD recent date, etectually cured
a few days, by operation which causes no pain.
Where a structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases of the skin, growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, be eHeciually
cured IN few days.
SEMINAL tten tion Having been
given this disease, ami all The consequences grow
ing out of 1t, brought on in many cases by the de-
structivc habits OF uccnsidcrate Youths and eXces
sive indulgence OF the passions, neglect OF which viii
undermine the rende: ug the subject
for BUSINESS society and causing premature Od age.
Females who may be laboriag with any difficulty OF
tie Womb may rest assured of Immediate relief
Persons esding abroad, by writing and stating
their case with a lee enclosed directed 10 Dr. King
No. d Deaderck street, Nashville, Tenn, will have
the necessary Inedicnesent To their address, with
sessary directions strict secrecy observed. Office
hoursfr IN O'clockin hemornlng until in the eye-
mavS0-ind4w1y
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New York, Oct. 3lst.-Noon.-F IoGr firm.
Sales $4,000 bbls. Corn firm. Sales 5000
bushels. Yellow o.
New YoRK, Oct. 81 -Cotton-Th"re is
an improved demand from reports of frost;
all qualities slightly advanced sales to-day
$500 bales; middliug uplands III; middling
orleans, in transitu, with nine-sixtcenths.
Freight lls. Flour firm; sales $4,000 bills.
81 750d4 so. Corn firm; sales 3 900 bushels
Northern white 95@97I. Lard OIL 9OG9s5.
Sugar firm; advanced aG9f on the week
Muscovado 54Ga63, Coffee firm; sales $500
bags. lo39lZ4. .treights on cotton to Liver
pool SIG.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 31-Cotton sales to-
day 1900 bales, Prices easier bat quotations
unchanged. Receipts Of two days 2,4O0
bales. Sugar dull. 62G97. Mollasses So.
Mess pork steady. held at sis so: stock on
hand 1880 bbls. New York sight exchange
l premium.
CINcINNArI, Oct. 3l.-Noon.-FIour dull,
70as so. Whisky %. Mess Pork buoy
ant Sales 1900 bills Is 75aI4 90. Sn-
gar 7a73. Molasses 40. Coffee Ilfal2i.
Oats. sales 1850 bushets at &c. Corn lOa43.
CINCINNATI. Oct. 81 EVENING" dull.
Whisky %. Mess Pork Is IS.