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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1859-10-26
DIR. DELLENBAUGH's
October Appointments.


IOR. DEBIENBAUGH. respectfully informs the citi-
zens of Portages and Turmbull counties and the
surrounding country that he will remain in the following
places All persons affected with any Complaint q
Chronic nature, invited call for grauous consul
tation. ' ft. f.-t . -t.. re
CUYAHoGA Coat his residence, in East Cleveland,
Spanglet Avenue between Main and
Euclid-Sfs., lst, &c, Sd, 18th, 5th, 9Th,
b. 7th, sth9ih, l0th,llth, 18th, 18th, 18th
18th, l6th l7th H
PORTAGE CO:-Garrettsville, Norton House, 3lst, s
A. M.to M.
Ravenna, Collins House, 10th,
STARK Co.-Canton City, stcyer House, Goth.
TUSCARAWAS Co.-New philadelphia, Combs House
.+s Urichsvile, Commercial Hail. 2sd.
HARRISON CO.-Cadz, American House. oath.
COLuMB1ANA Co.-Bayard Station, 2lst, from o a. M
to o'clock d, m, ,
i...t - Salipevile, 26th
BEAVER co PA Rochester, Pavilion HOTEL 9th.
, Enon Valley, 2s,h.
JEFFERSON Co.-steubenville, U. s. House, abth.
DIR. Dellenbaugh fatters himself that he can cure
Croutc complaints OF the oldest obstinate
acter He no mercursl and only med.
icines that are purly vegetable. -+ =. ..-H
DIR. d. of Cleveland Is the son of the celebrated DR.
Dellenhaugh late of Georgetown, who successfully
treated and prescribed for 900 patients during 2e
years practice in this State. 80. -t
All diseases pertaining Women and Children
ed with great success by DIR. Dellenbaueh.
Where Dr. d. prescribes for patients, his charges will
he satisfactory. There is one praccing in George
town on the Deenbaugh system.
N: b. DR., D. speaks the German language
About years ago general health became much i'm
paired, aud in short time there eruption mad
Its appearance my face and body assuming the yer,
husband being physician, tried remedies but
avail nothing. then appiiedto other eminent physi
cians but got relief BY this time head and face
WAS a of sores lheRrd of DIR. DIS. great success
In treating chronic diseases diseases of the skin
piled him. and 10 less than three months he had the
der his treatment that enjoy good health. In
conelusionI would those from like disease
hould apply Co Dr. Delleubaugh MRS. A. FoGEE
Cleveland. April / st. 1858.
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Manufacturer of Melodeons.


THE FOLLOWING are the sizes and prices we ine nd
l. to keep on hand Octaves, $40; AZ Oct. $50; 8
oct SEQ; Octayes Pano Case, $50 this Is the size
that 10 sold by agents for $780, We do sell agents,
and those who buy Of get them at the first cost The
above Instruments neatly finished made in the latest
styles and improvements, warranted and will be kept
In repair free of charge Particular attention paid to
tuning and repairing of panos We tune for 81 within
the corporation, and warrant satisfaction charges
made. Melodeons of other manufacture tuned and
paired at reasonable prices Work warranted Instruc-
Hons given for playing the Meodeon at 25 lesson
Shop in Phenix Block. No 8, third story.
Rayenns, March 2s, 1859. mch30-1y
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= For sale at the

a427An. NOTICE. For sale at the
S=zS@5z1B ! y Center of Rootstown, the House and
W3S.E{9 Lot of six acres, well known the William
NJ. Butler place. Said House is very conve
az> niently arranged and finished throughout
excellent repair The premises, aslo are in
feet order. There is failing well Of water
kitchen door, and also there good Barn, Carriage
House, and other out-houses on the place.
Terms made easy, and possession given at short notice
- p TT n ~ PETER G. BROCK.
Rnntstn1zn March Ith 1850. mar9-ly
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SH RIFF 8 SAEE.-.By virtue of a writ OF Vendi
Ex 10 me directed and delivered from the Cour OF
Common Pleas in and for the county of Portage and
the door of the Court House, in town of Ravenna
in said county and state, Saturday, the 18Th as OF
November A. d. 1859, hour of one o'cioc
p,m of said day, the following described lands and ten
emenus to-wit: t. '-
and state Ohio and being part of lot No &C. bounded
North by Pennsyvana and Ohio canal, which seIar
ntes it. from lands of John Morris, and East b,
lands of Thomas II. Nichols; South by the Maboninl
River which separates it from lands of VIM. Seby'
heirs and Evan F. Evans, and West ~ Morris land
supposed to contain fortyseven of land Apprais
ed at SIS per acre. --.s..-4 s..sfl -
Taken on writ of Vend Ex. as the property of Joh
R. Roberts and ais, the suit of Jules Vautrot-
Terms-Cash day of sale :
THOS. R. WILLIAMS, Sheriff.
sheriff's Office, Ravenna, Oct. IL. iss9-5w
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Sheet Music
-. - .- MORSE'S
INDIAN NROOTPILLS.

TIHE reason why people distressed when sick
and " hy so many die, is because they do get
medicine that will pass the Inflicted paris, and which
will open the natural passages for the disease to be
ou hence large quantity OF food and other matter is
lodged and the stomach and intestines literally
flowing with the corrupted thus undergoing dsa-
gre able fermentation constantly mixing with the blood
which throws the corrupted matter through every vein
artery until life is taken from the body by disease
Dr. Morss PILLS added to themselves victory upon
victory, by restoring millions of the sick to bronng
health and happiness Yes. thousands who lave been
raced ormeted with Sickness pain and anguish, and
whose feeble frames have been scorched by the burning
elements raging fever and who have been brought
ere within step of the silent grave stand ready
testify that they would have been numbered with the
dead had it been for this great and wonderful med
cine Morses Indian Root Pills. After or two doses
had been taken they astohed and absolutely sur
prsed in witnessing their charming effects Not only do
they give immediate and strength, and take away all
sickness pain and uis, but they at TO work
tile foundation of the disease, W ir is The blood
Therefore, i'll be shown especially by those who use
these Pills, that they Will cleanse aud purify, that dis
ease-that deadly eDen-wIll take its flight, the
flush of youth aud beauty will again return, and the
pect of long and happy life will cherish and brighteH
your DAYS. -.. fs - --.fl .+--. 5-s- .tr.E.
Swift and G. Hatch Rarenna and all dealers in incidence
B. L. JUDSoN, SO Leonard street, New York, Sole
Proprietor. 3. gold is.. zs. fF
VIM. NUDGE & CO., Proprietors of Trask's Magnet
&c Ointment Eearlvie, Madison Co.. N. Y, General
Agents, to whom all orders must be addressed.
PRICE, 25 cents per box.
June 8. lS59.-1y e .v.s t-1 ll-
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.-.---s5-s GRAFENBERG
F A M L Y M E D Q N E S
Retail Prices ]:
HOME TESTIMONY.

Z. HARTFORD, tt umbuII CO., u, Mhrch z, 81.
hereby certify that have been dealing in the Graft
berg Medicines for the past year. and truly that
have offered any medicines TO the public that have
met with the more decided appreciation of the people
than these, particularly the Pills and Cafholicon. They
will readily perform all and than is promised for
them have sold about fifty bottles of the Cathoicon
the past season. and hear the best results in every
tl.i -l.g -,44lt- ] n. G. JOHNSON. Med Ae't [
Read what DR. Bushnell says of the Graffenberg Medi-
ci es DR. B. is physician of extensive practice and
one of the most successful in the county (Trumbui) in
which he resides s. 2
This ceties that qave used the Graffenberge Pills
and Marshars Cabolicon. sold here by 81. c. johnson
in my practice to my entire satisfaction hey good
medicines. DIR. G. W. BUSHNELL.
Hartford Trumbull Co Earch z, l57. -a4
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N. Goslis & Co. ~ ''' '''
Isaac Haugbt of said defendants will take notice
that the said John Anderson Son, did, ou the "a day
said Isaac Haugh Joseph Haught, David Swearer and
Goslin late partners under The said name of
Gosn & Co., Defendants in which s set forth that the
said parties defendant indebted the said pla t,
upon the promissory of the said defendants
delivered to said plaintiffs upon the 18th day of
the 2ed day of April, A. D. 1885, and that
the prayer thereof is for Judgment thereon for said sum
of S274 &c with interest thereon aforesaid.
Said Isaac Haught is required to demLr answer to
sad petition before tie 10Th day of November 1859
the allegations thereof will be taken true and udg
ment rendered accordingly ..fz
P. 4. LAUBIE, Atty for PITS.
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am physician Of thirty years. practice. My prnci-
pal study has been disease of females hey have
ally baed my best efforts. Obtaining the erials
composing Marshalrs Uterine Cathoicon, pleased
with them; gave them fair trial. and found myself
abundanty successful. In my former practice could
only mitigate the symptoms of about half the cases, and
could not cure one in ten. Now can radically at
epst seventeen in twenty and mitigate the
slider Marsbas Uterine Caholieon the greatest blessing
to females have met with.
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EARM FOR SALE-The subscriber
offers for sale his Farm Ninety eight acres,
situate in Ravenna Portage County Ohio, the Ceye-
land and we1lsvie Turnpike and adjoining the corpo
rate limits of village of Rayenna The farm embra-
ces about seventy of improved land, under high
of cultivation, and the balance of valuable timbere
iand the whole pleasantly located watered by never
located within hundred rods of the present Depot of
the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road, and few hum
dred fee to he contemplated Union Depot of the Cleve
land & Pittsburgh and Atlantic & Great Western Rail
Roads. The Dwelling House is large and commodious
well conveniently arranged with well of purP sot
wAter large orchard Of grated and choice apples. and
general variety other fruit There is large and
commodious farm barn, with sheds attached, horse and
carriage barn. and other out buildings in good repairs
making 1t one of the desirable farms in Northern
Ohio For terms and particulars, reference may he had
H. Beebe II. c. Ranney by letter or otherwise,
or to the subscriber. WILLIAM GOODMAN.
| Rsvenus. Ohio AuriJ 70. 1859 apr13
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FARMS FOR SALE.

~aaaA. Small Farms fer Sale.
Fy<SD Cottage Hill will be cut up into small farms
of It0 acres. more or less, so as to give wood
-. and water to each farm, and sold at q low
on the premises, AZ miles East of Rarenna, to
~ = = ]. W. WILSON.
also offer for sale the following named thorouzh
bred stock viz: two Durham COW 8, two Durham bull
calves, two year old Durham bull and forty three
French and Spanish Merino sheep-bucks, ewes and
lambs These animals will be sold in small lots and very
low. S~s
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LEGAL NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICE.

LEGAL NOTICE.
John Anderson & Son in conmoa Pleas Court of
VS.. Portage County, Ohio.
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4 DmINIsTRAToR,s SALE --By virtue of u

Hs Administrator of Carno. Mason, deceased.
By J. D. HORTON Atty. oct 54w
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Jules Vautrot Us. John e. Roberts and al

P. A. La UBIE, Atty for PTffs
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
fi,1e matfbes ,1emelrp ST.
at the sign of the BIG WATCH, swifts Building Ra
VIENNA, Ohio. an = r.s.,, .. dec22
AMERICAN WATCHES. :

l/SwISS WATCHES made in our own name aud i'm
ported directly by from the factories We guarantee
them to be the best watch sold in this market the
money - BAIRD WATT
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A rF-NEw SUPPLY -Ga of elegant Willow cabsSE,
IA Children, just received and for sale cheap at the
sept 1S 1859. RAVENNA BO0K STORE.
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"s Administrators of
By J. D. HORTON, the Atty.
Ravenna, Oct. S, 1859 -iw
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soso A HOUSE AND FOUR ACRES OF
G3fs:S LAND The subscriber offers for sale his
i,ii house and -FOUR ACRES OF LAND, North
Hi West of the Village of Ravenna. On the
-AA--s- premises is young bearing Orchard OF the
Red Astracan variety, the most profitable Apple for
Market together with other varieties for family
Also Pears, Cherries, Currants. Grapes strnwbe
Lawton Backberres, Red and Yellow Raspberries, &C.
For further particulars, enquire of
Ravenna Aug TO- 1850. srn ]. A. DONALDSON. /
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Affafrstn Norfolk.
roosxx.rospsycx OF rRx RICHMOND DAILY DIspA1oH.

rooaRs<roSpBycz OF THE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH
NORFOLK, ian. 10, 1859.
Eight sailors were arrested on Friday last, on
board the Boston ship Flying Dragon, then of the
Horse Shoe. They were brought to this port the
same evening, aud on Saturday an examination
commenced before U. 3. Commissioner John L
Francis. The testimony goes TO prove that this ID
the second outbreak among the above men; .he
rst one having occurred at Jarvis Island, In the
Pacific Ocean, while the ship WAS being loaded
With guauo. The examination closed and was re-
sumed again this morning, in the U. B. Court room.
in the City Hail. There 10 little doubt that the
prisoners will be sent on TO stand their trial. De-
fore the Federal Court for mutiny on the high seas
During the passage Of the Flying Dragon, one
of the men was lost overheard. His name was
Wm Davey. He an EBglishman, and hailed
from London. He had gotten overheard once be-
fore but was picked up, aud was laboriEg. under
MANIA q poS, produced by excessive use OF liquor
IN San francisco, Cal.
There are fort3 sight prisoners In our city Jail
this morning, ten or q dozen OF them are L. States
witnesses, however, aud are confined for want OF
security DO appear u. Court. These are allowed a
latitude which the culprits know nothing Of.
A true bill has been found against Augustus
Lanpuier for Getting fire to the Independent en-
glue, in the city of Portsmouth.
Wymsu closed engagement at Odd Fellows
Hall Saturday nigat. A theatrical company will
morrow night.
The receipts of corn have been light, and tho
market is considered firm at IS cents for yellow,
and 80 cents for white aud mixed.
Iu cotton the operations are light very little IN
market aDd in demand at IL cents to liz cents.
Fiour.-A heavy stock OF this article 10 kept OIL
hand. Tho consequence 10 that the trade In lower
grades is rapidly increasipg. We quote this morn.
ing family $3.50; extra sosse.to, superhne s6as7.
PERCUSSION.
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OUAKER CITY INSURANCE COM

4 1UAhGh " LIMO u MAMIE AOM-
" PAEY-FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE..
phia Evening yourusl. and the Philadelphia Penn
sylvaDisn Of the 9th instant:
The QUAKER CITY INSURANCE CoMPAHY.-We would
call the attention OF cur readers to the statement
published by this Company. ia another column -
This exhibit of their affairs is extremely epcoura-
ging, and their success is such as to commend them
to the public, The gentlemen in charge OF the H.
terests OF the Company are 30 we'll and fayoraDly
known, that any enterprise with which they are
connected is te receive, it will Unquestona
the annual meeting of the stock hoders. on Tuesday
last, q very pleasant interchange of good feeling
took place. and the officers were warmly eongratu-
lated bv tho whom they represent.
vsrtisinS columns will be found the report OF tn.
Quaker City insurance Company, to which we call
the attention of oitZ The condition OF Inc
Company liz exhibited In q mOsI Rrat1fyi ing light,
part of the Board of Directors. The Quaker City In
suraDce Company Is undoubtedly one OF the safest
institutions of the kind in city, and those VINO
deel with it may rest satisfied that they Will receive
full justice from its honest and faithful officers
The statement TO hich the at owe notices havere
ference, shows,that the assets of the Company IN
bonds mortgages, loans or collateral security ano
call and In bills receivable and cash. amounted,
the 9Th instant to 1924 35l 42showfng surplus
accumulated beyond the capital (s2e0"o OF $I2i :
35l ~. ,r,,
The undersigned regards the QUAKER CITY
INSURANCE COMPANY rs remarkably promptIu
its business iransa ctonsand takes pleasure IN re-
newin2 his offers of service in their beha--an9 al
50 as agent of the several other Companies, for
VIII cf he has the honor al d the pleasure to act
Applications for FIRE, LIFE. or MARINE IN
SUhANCE courteously and promptly attended 10
THIS NJ ALFKIEND.
General Insurance Agent,
". 4. cor. Msn and l4th streets.
ia Hit Richmond, Virginia
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'D.ss. o, rnr sIeHnosD DAILY Dis'Arcs

lscAA0PouoaNoR Or fHT RICHMOND DAILY pfsPAfcs
MrsnrvsILx, January It'll.
I IVES present at the examination Of the stu
dents o. the Hiilsville Academy last month. Inc
various classes In mathematics showed thai tney
bad made satisfactory progress 10 their s.ud'es
The latin classes acquitted themselves 20 Wen
that . very high encomiuna va. passed upon
them By graduate OF William and Mary College,
who 10 Q gentlemen Of talents and reputation.
On my way 70 this place, passed by the cop.
per mines Of Carroll There 10 project on ioot
70 erect . smelling furnace near them, which, II
successful, will make them profitable, Il 10 Do
lisvsd.
In my route, saw much Of the lovely New
River scenery: tall cliffs, graced by pretty hem
locks rooted IN tho intervals, and numerous
lovely landscapes. What q field for the painter !!
They talk Of making New River, whose channel
10 worn 10 the rocks, navigabls tor sfeamers-
Success 70 the enterprise.
wytheville 10 one Of the prettiest villages 10
Virginia. 1t il In the heart Of lovely country,
with horizon bounded by lofty mountains 1t
boasts female college, classical school under
Mr.. Rice, twho 10 q competent teacher and q
Christian gentleman,) two newspapers, oanS'
two hotels, aud I've churches. viz: one Catboiic,
Que Episcopalian, one Methodist and two Presoy'
| terrain.
VIE has not heard Of the fertile soil. the clear
rivere the pure springs the sweet air, the thrifty
| and intelligent population, OF Wythe county =
Her verdant hills graced with fat cattle, and
| every where plenty and prosperity seem 10
| abound.
| The agricultural interests here would be bene
htted, It Is thought. by the addition OF mule
| raising to the farmers pursuits A mule, two
| years old, will sell for rs much as horse o.
four years, and good mules can be raised on food
| which 10 not 80 costly as grain.
| There 10 much complaint here OF the rates o.
| freight on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
| which are deemed too high. There are also com
| plants Of the MANAGEMENT OF the read, which
1 hope, IL we'll founded, will be remedied by Mr.
| Gil, the efficient Superintendent, who has just
| returned to his old post.
| The printing art is we'll conducted here, BY
| experienced and enterprising gentlemen. Mr.. 81
| Clair will soou issue from his Office small edi
| ton of new poems from the pen Of James Art:
Blrf2ev Some of its contents have been examined
! by competent judges and highly commended. The
| work will be well gotten up. B.
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TELENRAPHIU NEWS.
xEvoRrRD sOR TIM .DrsPATsu.

WAssrSofes. Jan. 1o.-.Snaie Mr. fvsrson pre-.
.~pt.d bill for the abolition Of the frauking pri'
vilsgs. ~
ne Frsseh spoliatiou bill Was passsd-ayss 70,
Gays 20.
The Military Academy bill was passed.
Rouse---Mr. Bark sdale msds an Intellectual enof'
to introduce resolution to elicit the onictsi COT
re.pondence with France and England on the SUD-
ject Of Cuba.
Mr.. Harris, Of Md, attempted to iufroauce :
resolution auth orizing the President 70 in'er''e
10 the .Mortara' case.
Mr. Anderson, Of No.. made speech 10 favor o.
giving the President ths power to reoress o ~
grievances In Central America, and TO seize .ns
Northern portion OF Mexico. He also ta.o.es
taking Cabs, aud advocated the Monroe o0o'ii'e
generally. ,d
The Indian appropriation bill was discussed ano
passed lover Al, 000,000)
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FINANCIAL AND 1x1DfnIKRCIAL.


ktcnm0n0 markotos SnM. Az.
Tie new year opens with unusually bright pro-
poets. Business Il always dun about this time bus
10 little more lively now than ordinarily. Hosey
continues plenty, and Exchange On tbs Northern
cifies almost down 10 Bar.
There are few changes in quotations from cur last
weekly report Cattle are still high and the Stock
| very light Sugars are improved shade. renned
rOBAcCO.-No breaks ys.. aud we renew the
auot.tions that prevailed SsloTs s a. ond y
Is. Fine bright 81 Seas Inferior Leaf ~ aotIaoo;
GOOD sse9 30. No Flre English Ia market. 1 M
! and fine Manufacturing scarce, at $l2eqi". we"
loose Tobacco, we quote $3.3otgs 30.
FLOUR There have been no transactionsi In FLOUR
W, Ssr s" Il 10 ihs isds stl quote
for surerfine; 50 so and IS for Extra; OSD'
WHEAr-Nothing doing in Wheat. We renew
old quotations viz: Good to prime Red u 70 70 i3
DO hite 81 81 TO Lao. Inferior grades ''c 70
| CUaN.-Ihe stock is very light and market ha:
stiffened little. We quo'e sQsysac we nave nealu
Creased sss more than thsse which
are cts advance upon those OF last "esA' eo"'u
OxTs-eThe stock is very light and the general
supply of the country is deficient We quote iot9,oo
cts per bushe but there have been no recent saies
| HAY-Holders ask from store VI per cwt; NONE
| arriving.
BACON.-The ma, ket is quiet, without z change
in quotations The stock 10 light. Prime sides ~
do shoulders Sc per pound; plain Hams i'sie'
SuGARS,-Refined Sugars are shade higher aEo
the market sirmer We quote Cuba 71agSc; new "
crop New Orleans s49sH; Loaf lisc; SInsheo az HnT
Powdered 1919; Lofee loc; b 90 VA HA'f" v va
toPFEE--we quote Rio l0A@l2cts, as to qua,Ii1.y
and quantity: Lai.uayra l24Dl2tac; Java io7as~'S
WHIsKRY.-Ak@2s9Ic per gallon for Richmond
Rectihed; CINCINNATI zs@soc.
| CATTLE. &c.
BEEF The supply il very limited ana saiss y
extra quality have been mate AT FL ne,. Am
| MUTTON Mutton is also very scarce. espeS 70 10. q,
good We quote 81 to SIS, and very choce sneeP h"'
| sold even above the latter quotation . 90 z,
HOGS.-Saes of prime corn lea lSIk os "s 20 CO. 81
nett.
MONEY MATTERs-ExCHANGE.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ExcHANdS-On new 1oif
| Such of the Stock Bank notes nd OF the Bank o
| the Valley not taken by the Banks are az
| The notes of the Trans Allegheny Bank ore 70
cent discount. Bank Of Kanawha no sale; %
North and South Carolina Bank Notes q . cent
GOLD u per cent. prem. No prem allowed fol
| SILVER.
Northern Markets-[BY TsLEaRApH.l
| BALTIMORE Jan i6.-Flour frm-Howard Street.
| y,(15 ~ NO sales # Wheat. because there were
no offerings. Corn firm yellt W IS, white 70g1i.
| NLw YORK Jan 10 Cotton hesvy-ssles VI l0Ot
| bales Flour higher. and closed buoysnt-stats
81 3C(a475 Ohio IS 9@5 IS. SoutherR IS leG15 40
| Whea. bu1yant-white 81 I8@Di AZ. red 81 ~ Corr
| hightr-mixed SOC Rosin higher, and quoted Al
| si 6N0l13 Spirits Turpentine 1910 rtice dull
| AZ 3G9sr. Stocks higher. Virginia 6s 9654.
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