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I'm 5"DnPA1cs."-Ths Washingsoo DipsaeA
has been enlarged and improved II d good news
paper and is always printed with neasnesa, socu-
racy, and dispateA"
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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-08-20

"THE VIRGINIA EcHo"-Wc have received the
first and second numbers Of paper established ss
Halifax G. H., Virginia, under the foregoing title.
BY W. N. Howerton, ESQ, Editor. The Echo i
neatly printed and repcte with interesting matter
We welcome friend Howerton to the Paternity
Better Democracy than his Is not to be found; .
truer and warmer heart than his never beat
Though native Of Virgins, he Is graduate q our
University, and has many friends in this State We
wish him success in his new vocation. We trust
his Echo will not only Be heard but Be subscribed
for and seen in al quartera
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Democratic maj. in the State, 1884
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The Result in this State.

We give in our table in another column the off,
eal vote in all the Districts in this State for men,
bers Of Congress. The majorities are as follows:
LIST District Smiths majority, 5l4
Cd District, Ruffin's majority, 1851
Sd District, Winslow's majority, $3.50
4th District, Branch's majority, 1918
9TH District, Gilmer's majority, ls4s
9Th District Leach's majority, 9O2
18th District, Craige's majority, 1920
sth District, VaRce's majority, 1895
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-10
NEW YORK PRODUCE AIARKET-Fet. 8
rpy TFTEGp APH

FourThe marx et is he ayy and prices rule lower. wlh
sales II 900 hbs at S55575 for superne Sate S505 50
for State; S5O5525 for superhne western; s. 81
616 Is for common TO medium extra western; sec Ia
Se shipping brands extra round hop ONO. the
ket closing hevy and unsettled Canadian -four dull it'll
sales S6 yfG7 IS to choice extra Small
sales OF Rye hOur at 50 51a5. Buckvheai Flour dull
and eayy II s1,7597OO ~ 100 ibs
a Wheat-Dul and heavy; to sell freely holders won d
6e compelled submit 10 material declnei no ees Of
importance.
Barlev-NnIninal at S0fD95c. .-.-
Corn-Nep wli-e southern is in speculative demand at
SEC ales 1000 bus yellow jersey and sOu hern at
s9c; old mixed western very dull and nominal at $40
oas-Ale quist At 5595sc for State and sla65e for
westerq and Canadian
ein fil al the latter price
Pork-Heavy; sales Of 1870 bbls SIS for mess;
SIs for old mess Sl3 5O including i0O bhs
prime for March at Sl3e2 and 500 bbls de for April at
Bes-Stsaay with sales of 400 barrels at ss57e for
country prime; S7T5a9 for country mess; Ss5100 for
repaclsed mess; Sil01l2 fer extra mess.
Beef Hams-FiFm At Sl4,50Gl7,5O Prime Me Beef
Cut Mssts-Firm sales $50 hhds at ssaTc for should
ers; 40 &c for hams.
Dressed HOgs-Dull at 71zGskc.
Bacen-Quiet
Lard-Dnll and heavy. sales of Il o bbls at I2dl2S<e
Butter-In fair request at ll2lc for Ohio and i6-7c
for STATE.
Che fse-Stesdy at sSill5Ec
Tall0w-Alarket firm; sales OF q 900 rs prime 1c
Hdes-Market unchanged; sales Of 700 Buenos AyTes
81 &c, OTinoco 24c. and western zoe
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-10

Although the anthracite trade exhibits a small
increase Of 59,s09 tons over last years shipments
yet it falls short ofthe supply of 1885, 26O TONS
notwithstanding the increase of population.
The bituminous trade of Virginia, Western
Pennsylvania, and the Great West, not included
in the above, would probably amount to about
3,50000O tons, making the aggregate coal trade of
the United States upwards Of II ,eee,o 600 tons in
1858.
Up to 1856, schuylkill county furnished more
than one-half the anthracite coal sent IN nnarlat
but in 1857 she fell short 346,622 tons. and tbis
year she falls short of half the supply 657 OIL to
The opening of new regions and new outlets hos
been the means of increasing supplies from other
quarters.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-10

MIxT srATIsTIcs.--The United States Branch
Mint in this city went into operation in April,
1854. From that period TIL june S6th, 1858, its
operations were as follows Total coinage of gold,
$50, ,2l6,5S7 Of silver 5s2 ISL Total expenditures,
$l,S39,922. The deposits of gold bullion were
5,l4s,o06,S2 ounces, and of silver, 295,I36, Al
Ounees.-Saa FraHciseO Price Current
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-10

PRODUCE OF MEXICAN MNEs-In answer to
enquiries as to the present value of Mexican min>
ing produce we have to say that most authentic
statements, based on the returns Of coinage. set
it down at So, 600 GOO annually. Within one wear
after the establishment Of stable government. ac
cording to the opinions Of those best qualified 10
judge, this product might easily be doubled.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-10

The Coal TRADE OF OUR CouErRY.-The Potts.
vile Miners Journal publishes its annual state
ment Of the coal trade for the United States for
the year 1858, made up from official sources. The
quantities sent to market for the years 1857 and
1858 were as follows:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-10
COMMERCIAL.
Cleveland Produce Markets.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE.
M-n..- - q Z p n

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 9-5 P.
FLoUR-Ye note sales 90 bbls SCR; 100 bbls
good round hoop IS rs; IS bb double extra at Sc 5
WHEAT-sale 800 bus. private terms
oArS-A lot Of 100 bus prime from store sold at 54e
BARLEY-A carload on track sold at 72c
RFE-Ssle OF a carload at Soc
SEEDS-0 bus timothy sold at 81 and 10 bus faxseed
ct 81 yS25S Clover firm quotations.
PoRK-2a0 bbls uninspected sold at sl675.
81 BeEF--l36 bbs sold at $3.50
BUTTER-Sales roll st &c.
HIGHWINEs-NO sales reported to-day. Sales m ade
yesterday. which failed to get rto report 2e
POTATOs-Common varieties have sold at Csc
Nothing doing in other articles.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-10
00UAKER CITY,
DOUBLE THREAD
Family SeaUi1sg Machine,
OrIv S35 and $50,

.THE citizens Of Cleveland, and all
Il others interested in Family Sewing Machines, ars
invited ts call and examine for themselves this
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine is the very latest improvement, lpaten
granted 18th of August 1851 and Acknowledged by all
good judges to THE Family Sewing Machine that has
long been wanted, has the advantages OF all TIE Old
patents without their 2ehnery-does y1st as
good work and be sold great deal cheaper while us
durability and simplicity will commend itself 70 AL
1t from oriinarT spOols. without re-Wlndlng
II and fine work with equal facility aud has
4 very elastic stitch that vii not although every iourth
stitch be cut.
Each Machine is warranted in perfect Order aad full and
explicit directions accompany each Machine; and IL IS so
simple that its operation be learned thoroughly In one
hour.
runs very easy while there is to work on It
than any Mac bine in the market
This Machine makes beautiful Embroidery Stch also
gathers nicely.
As this is the first opportunity the citizens Of Cleveland
nave had of buying this Machine, they cordially invited
to call and examine them at WEDDELL HOUSE BLOCK
BANK STREET, before purchasing elsewhere. s
GA rare chance s offered to Spectators wishing to
buy County Rights Mr. North has seVenytwo Counties
s sell in this State. All letters addressed to him will re-
ceive prompt attention. : -.
oc4 G6 General Agent for State Of Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-10
Rail Rooms.

MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
lumbus Cincinnati Cleveland and Ere and Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroads.
Al SOloL with hacks TO Chagrin Falls, &c.
At Mantua with hacks for Ravenna. SC.
AT Bracevi1e with hacks 10 Newton Falls, nc
At Wanen with hacks to Snren, Green6eld Meadyille
Bloomfield Canfeld, sc.
At YOUNGSTOWN with stages for New Castle, Poland
Lowell and Enon Valley, and thence by p F. W. c. r.
r. to Pittsburgh.
r1ar.I,nd r.h 1azo '. - NNAASO-- SNb -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-10

BALTIMORE METAL BUs1xEss-The prosperous
city Of Baltimore is beginning to go ahead in tbs
metal business In the statement Of its last yes,s
trads re find the following items set doKr.
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1859. - 1859.
Cleveland, Columbus s Cincinnati Railroad
= EES;sEz5- - = - ~ e = :

| ~
- ~ -
1 II0G U1WINTER ARRAN0E1TEAT-l % 5G0 n
ION AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV
" g. 1855 Passenger Trans leave Cleveland follow
30 d, Cincinnati Express, stopping at Berea Grafton
Wellington, New London, Shelby Crsstline
sl GALLON. Gilead, Car1ingtOn, Ashley, Delaware
aud Worthington. - $50 q
$40 Cincinnati Night Passenger stopping At all Sta
tIons between Cleveland and Gall.On, and at
CaIdington and Delaware; also, stopping to
leave passengers at all stations south Of Gallon.
CONNECTIONS
Shelby SAndusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark Zanesulle, &c
Crestng Pittsburgh, It. Wayne and Chicago Railroad
Er orForests pper Sandusky, Dephos, Lima IT
Wayne, LapoTte, Chicago, &c. west, and East
for Mansfield, Wooster Masslon, &C. ~
6a1o8 and Beeonaine Railroad Line for Marion Belle
fontsine, Sidney Union, Muncis, Indianapolis,
TsrTe Hauts, ,VIncennes, Evansville, Louisville,
Delaware ,Dsyton and Cincinnati Line for Springfield o.
Dayton, Hamilton Cincinnati. Richmond, In
dianapols, TeTTe Haute, st LOUIS SC; and Rt
Cincinnati with the Ohio Mississippi Rail-
- road for LOuisvfie, aad al points on the Ohio
eslumSus, Little Miami and Columbus and xenia Rail
road, for xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, IeIne
Haute, st Louis, Morrow, Loyeland. and Gin
cinnati, and with tbs OHIO and Mississippi Pail
road at Cincinnati for Louisville, Evansville,
Cairo, St Louis, and all points on the Ohio river.
Colum5us Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanesyille
llr- Wheeling, &c; Columbus, Piqua and Indiana
- Railroad for Piqua, UT5ana, &C e.fs i.-f
the Union Ticket Oe 81 Superorstrset, or the Pas
ssnger Station.
CleTeland NOV 10 1883 ga r.r.s .---- 81 ..--e
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Treat Vital RegeneF0tOr3
TRIESEMAR!
r R. R.-NO MORE: PAIN-NC

D r. R.-NO MORE. PAIN-NO
He MORE SICKNESS-NO MORE RHEUMA.
TISM Stiffness Of the Joints. Lumbago, Headaches,
Toothaches suffering from other bodily infmes. The
rapid and complete efficacy of 0
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
nsantaneousy stopping the most eIcrucatng Pains
and Aches Burns, Scads Cuts Wounds Bruises &C. sc
renders it important thzt every family keep supply Of
the hous5. -f &. = 20 f
Armed with this Remedy household is always protect
ed against sudden attacks of sickness Thousands of lives
of persons have been saved by its timely use who
suddenly seized in the night time with Cramps Spasms
Vomiting Cholera, yellow Fever and other violent dis
eases Let dose of this Remedy be taken internally
the require when suddenly seized with Pain
Sickness and it viii INSTANTLY RELIEVE THE Pa
TENT FROM PAIN, and arrest the disease
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-10
FEVER AND AGUE.

| FR0M WHICH MANKIND SUE
u FER OVER A LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE,
the consequence of diseased action Of the system
eEalaon By the action Of solar heat soil
below the horizon ths Yapor fingers near the earhs sur
face and the virus taken with through the lungs into
viscsIa and excrstng organs Of The body The liver Be-
comes torpid and fails 70 not only This virus also
muse II the Circulation and produce violent cqpsttuon
sYmpathise with the liver and bec me deranred also
Finally the instinct af onr organism as In an aempt
the body in the tsnal excetoes to force them cast il
Inc blood sases the sgrhee and rpshes to the inter
But in this effort fails. Then the FEVER follows in
surface another effort 70 ezp the irritating poiso1
through that Sther great szcrstoa skin In his also
and wits fOr TIE recovery Of strength g repeat The hope
FE1EE IxD 1oUE Such sonSfituona disorder vii Of
course UNDERMINE he 2 health y I Z n2t rsHoyeo
-'I AYERS 3yl 81 -AGUEs i:H jis' CURE. GU i a
Which neutralises this maarous poison the blood and
stim 9latss ne LIVER e s5Rs from the heb 5ody 4. should
And does more rather does what is Of service to
eToss it from the svsism as it is absorbed and thus keeps
those WHO use i Tree o s kess the system IN
not oalT cures but protects from the great TsTietg ef &
tcqs which INDUCED BY this nali1ant nausnes such
Fevers Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, BLINDNESS, Tooth
ache EaTsas GsIsh a, AssmA 6t II. ni1i Al
from this vii be found 70 assume more or esrtho
1nte rnIttent type TINS AeUk GUkt removes tne cause
of these arrangements and cures the disease.
This accomplshes b. Stmulatng the excreories to ex
De e q S Ss
Hence arises Whist term aecmation. Time may accom-
psh the end, but ote1 life is not long enough Is
sacrificed in the attempt, while this AGUE CURE" does il
a once and with safety. We have believe
that this IS sarsr as well as remedy for the whole
eNss Of dissases which caused By the msamHtc
ton than other which has been discoVere and has
still another advantage to the pubic, which IS that it is
cheap as well - good. ----f'rr = FsIr 4
R. J. O, AVER 4 co..
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Groceries, Mr.

Fruits, Nuts, etc.
1900 Boxes NJ. R Raisins,
--f- 200 half boxes do do
200 quarter DoxeS do do
900 boxes Layer Raisins,
100 half boxes do
2J0 kegs French Prunes,
15 cases Prunes, in fancy boxes
1 eaSk Turkey Prunes,
10 bbls English Currauts, new crop
500 drums Figs crop
% bales Sicily Almonds.
15 Marseilles do
8 Taragona do q
s q" Iviea do
Is haTd-shen do
2 papsr-shell do
Q0 bags FiIbeTts,
20 Z" Brazil Nuts,
90 " Pecan Nuts,
40 " Tennessee Pea Nuts.
In store and for sale lower than they be imported from
janz7:tma1l:22O GORDON. Mc1TILLANE CO
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A CURE WARRANTEp.


DR.. AMOS SON have devoted their attention szclu-
siYelE TO this peculiar class Of maadles and the relief r
have consequently been enabled to ell0 crs
tuTes IS fully testified and gratefully Acknowledged BY con
escent patients and others daily arriving IN town from al
parts Of the country the express puross nlv Of cOnsu
tatOns while their exerlons have been ere ed By most
signal advantages; yet from what they have experienced
qulrng into the causes Of these Infectious co1lauts
from their most simple condition to that Of the most dan
and inveterate they have always nte7taned tn
possibility CT their prevention, and removal and Likewise
invariably found that the most and malignant forms
Of disease could almost invariably be traced the
following causes Ignorance. neglect the b eects Of
unskiui and improper Treatment; therefore Dr. AMOS
son have succeeded in dscOTerniDg in the selection Of
their remedies safe esetual and cautious courss oB
ting all combination of remedies VIII en- bear equiToca
character well those whose premature udcious
application might be productive o bad Consequences
hands Of private individuals In short the audabe end Of
their remedies is the lessenng Of great mass Of huan
misery by the aleyaiiOn relief and Of those
grevous sctons that IN reality ths secret foe Of life
and which, wh1lethey extensively surround aloud
for skill and 1nterfsrence their exernnation
COUNTRY INVALIDS.
Persons any part of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail Of their case with
remittance for medicines sc.
Address Dr. AMOS SON. corner Main and Quag-sts.
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p AGUE CHEEK,
lrs PARALYSIS,
~ LAhENESS
And in all cases Of
Bruises, Wounds, Strains, and Sprains,
The moment it is applied to the injured parts pain and
tiOns-purchase only Railways Ready Relief.
Price IS cents, 90 cents, and 81 per bottle.
A new Contribution to Science-the great Grand
Discovery,
R. r R.
mo. 81
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS. f7s
SIX these Pills will supply the blood with the
amount Of nutrition ounce of ordinary bread.
Mothers nursing should always take of these
Pills twice week. They viii not only keep your
system healthy regular but will protect your infants
against CramD CPains in the Stomach and
only healthy ch d. but will invest every child, thus
suckled, with sweet disposition.
THEY CURE
CosTIvENEss, INDIGESTION,
HEARTBURN, DYSPEPSIA,
BILIOUsNEss, CONSTIPATION,
DRoPsY, HEADACHE,
PALP1TATI0N OF HEART, CONGESTION, ETC.
Price, 25 Cents.
Ask fol Railways Regulators, OF Regulating Pills
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NEW TREATMENT,
BufaIo MedicaI DispensarY
DR.. AMOS & SON,

COrner OF Man and Quay streets, BUFFALO, n z.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANSIN
the state who are members Of the Royal College Of
the morning until nghf, eyerT state and sufo 81
disease The treatment they adopt The result Of urs
oil try years extensive practice in Europe and America
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Corning & 90 S Quotations

76 RIVER STREET. CLEVELAND, OHIO
MANUFACTURERS OF
AIcohol, Burning Fund Pure SPIRITS, Cologne
Spirits and Whiskies.
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YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Dr. AMOS SON take peasurein announcing that they
have invented most important instrument for the cure o
the above diseases II has subjected to test y the
most eminent physicians in London Paris Philadeuhia
anu New York; has been declared the only 1sefu r1
ment ever invented for tho Seminal weakness or
any disease caused by the secret habits OF youth Pcs
SO BY mail or express
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An srument for the Of Nocturnal Essions u0ro
properly known Seminal Weakness SC Can be pru1 a.
" cured IN from fifteen days oaths b. the ue q
this instrument, when used conformity with nsaicines
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We copy the annexed remarks on the Wool
Trade of the past year, from the annual circular
Of Geo: w. Bond & Co., of Boston