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tLEIELlND lNO ERIE RAlLR0AD.

l205 A. n Night Express Trau stopping at GiuTd Ashta-
bta and Pain. sye only aud arrives at Cieye-
luud at 3i1 A. NJ.
1925 NJ Mail Train, stops at all stations except Swan
VIZ, Snybrook, Uulon,ibo, Perry, Mentor aud
Mchlte-wll sIop on signal TO take plssen-
gers, for CleUsiuH' 0nig,1t SaybTOlk, ,Uni6nyille,
Perry, Mentor and WiCEliIe, and uruye at
Cleveland II Oh a NJ
l;25 p NJ Day Express Train s.ups gt GraTd (Ouneaut
AshtBhulq aud Pdluesville only, and arrive at
Cleyeland at 500 p. M.
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NEW YORK MARKEr-C Ct. Ii.


Flour-Saes OF u 6U Jbs st iJs465 for super StEt0
slI5Si 81 state; SiGOi 10 for super western
$4,000 TO med. extra western, S55 as 90
for interior To good shipping brauds UIa uuid hoop o.
Market moderately active, and shade better, Closing
quiet .--.-....-.
common to choice extra.
i5re flour selling 1T 50 5O(i4,i0. Fair request
Whelr2d3c better. Sslos u O1 bush a. Sl03 No CHI
sprng Mil Club; 81 IS white Cunudiau Sl;J9
white OHIO.
Iiys-Scarce and firm at S5dSs
Bahey-Dnl and lo~er. Sales liOO bus at 75971o for
new
Corn-Beer salos 2lOOO bus at osc mIl western and
yellow southern.
Haiah. .
Whisky-Markot buo'ant. S,les 600 bbls at 2IG2skc
POtk-LOwer for tud hrmer iGr prme. Surs 100
ibis ut SIS eOi6 So for mft 405a Sl prime; Sh prime
mss; Slf 81 thin sss; Si1 81 clear.1
B6sf-UuChuhged Scs OF ibJ bbls u SiI5I5 county
prime So IS conntIy mess S5Sssoj lepuckod mess So9
Brsf laais dull aud heavy; lOGl6. Prime beef
Cdt meats soarco nui @ for shoulders, aud &c for
hams.
bacon Quiet and unchanged
Lar,i-Mirktt finn ami buoyant. Sales Of 15l bbls at
lOA4llA .. ~
HulterFAir busioefs dorg; l2h@l6 Tor Ohio, and no
= for State.
Cuee.o-In fair request at t]sa9&c.
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0Onneeriout--Iussaehu.ert.--eora,n
. Washington despateh Of the an anYa.

The accounts from Connecticut are cheering
ior che Republicans. The town elections shoW v
large gains from last year, although the result
then was considered highly favorable So the
Partiality for Douglas dispiayedby sundrv Dem.
ocratic journals aud politicians of that State
mas not greatly advanced the Democratic cause
In Massachusetts the Congressional dislriets
are selecting their delegates TO Charleston. but
the greatest unanimity does not prevail among
the unterried. SO far, Douglas and tho All,
miDistration equally divide matters The Dem.
ocratie success in Georgia is about what wSs
expected; most OF the Democratic candidates ioY
Congress rePudiated DOuglasism, and Crawford
went so far as TO say that If be was nominated
at Charleston he would advise all the Southern
delegates 10 go homo.
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MARINE ITEMS.

TUESDAY EVENING. Oct. II.
Tho U. s. steamer Miahgah yesterday afternoon went
10 the Tolof Of the bark Danube and hauled her OF le
beach and 10 tho Tor She bus little damaged and
will proceed up tho lake with tut littlo detention
The Michigan then hauled tle George Davis on from
the piles at the west pier and owed her nto the old
er bed. She is badly soyo.
The bark Great West tovod into this port yesterday
from Black River where she put In duriug he gale he,
nainmast being sprung She will bo repaired here,
Toe d cks were lively yesterday with business sspee
" at Hos'ey McBddes deck, large amount VI ro.gh
iof Lake Superior having been waiting shipment, Ths
North Star tCok fun load last night
inc Chieago Press says that the schooner Geo w. Hoyt
hne gram vessel was sold nucla in that cv 10 Rob
ert Adams Jr., for SI,2O. ~ ' " i'''
The propeller Old Concord Capt Langley havinr bfot
en- heI cross heads huntay afternoon, when hbOui asep
miles below Point au Psleo loWeL 0ta his itt YES
leIiay ponnna bYl ms propeller MATy stewart nu Ricb
adson We learn that sie sustained no other damsse
LDet. Adv, nth. 'b''-
The name Of the vessel sunk by collision with tho pIysi
on Lake 81 CHR, ow dnys since wO learn w i,s N
q ine. hke is total loss Ibid. ~ ~
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FLOUR-The demand for small lots supply the local and
interior de nand Is moderate. Prices remain unchanged and
are embraced In the range u quotations Sale to-day Of
50 b extras in lots at 81 30 bts rye -four at Bi25 Buck
wheat Il In market at s.. 70 per evt,
WHEAT--Is in light demand while holders are firm and
endeavorug to force mp the market Sales are car red
track at 81 ; do at sl6 car do at Slb delivered
ears do At sas car Canada white om store at sil5 car
do OIL track at sllG 2GO bus do at same do at $7
HIGHWIN NEs-fIaye advanced Sale % brls in small lots
at.7c
BUrTER-sales kegs X at lI3Gci and u kegs do at
lie
CHEEsE-Is IN good demand, with sales ets9S&o.
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To the ladies.

EMBROIDERY STAMPING.
I4-IlAvinF just received supply OF Piercts cell
ebIatsd Emb[odeIy Stamps, Pm psptred TO stamp any
pattern desired for SILK french Embroidery in gnpe-
nor manner and AZ ,hou notice Ladies' invited eau
and examine my patterns.
Retail
EMBROIDERY STAMPS Having received The Aeon
cy Mr. Pierce prepared 10 fur ish Stnnps and
IL Instructions At manufaot uTers prices
Fnf description Oi tins new syle GOdeys Lady
Book for August, MRS. NJ. GUNSON,
yN 1b9 No. 2lG 81, Clair 81
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY

AND
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following efficient and reliable Lake
Lines
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT
Tri-WeekIv to OGDENSBURGH, OSWEGO, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
TTl-Weeky To CHICAGO, MlLWAUkEE, MAGkI
MAC and intermediate Ports.
" Property consigned delivered &C. will
ceive UTOuipt aud careful attention aud dsUatch.
C Passengers will be urketel through all directions
at Tie lowest Istes
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CLEARED

l. A RE D.
S'eamng Nav Queen, VICAR. Detroit.
" GlZellt, Buutliu, ButulO,
Arctic, Fish. Buffalo
Propeller Vermont, Eeskrk Duukrk sundres Potion
X Brf ed.
Schooner Iuhn Warner MHnrng ChicHgn; 900 tins coal
=" America, ScOyille, BufHtn - M ttnyeS.
- Ahaus, Scott, Altlgbukee; $50 tOns coal
NJ Baare, Cnuliu, ChitrgO; 30 tous coal.
Ethan lien, Morris MilwHuk re; 100 tons coal.
Scow Rescue. Robinson Keey's lsAnd 10 kgs powder.
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NEW YORK WEEKLY hank sTATEHENT--oet II
IBY TELE0RAPHl
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
Oct. lI-To 5 o'clock P. N.

ENTERED.
Steamer May Queen, Yger, Detroit.
- Gtzele, Butm, Toledo.
" Arciic, Fish, Buffalo
Propeller Northern Light, Spadng Ontonagon i05 tons
pig lTuu,
" vermont, Newkrk Dunkrk IS tons mdso, Pei
ton & Breed.
Schooner America, Scnyill, Buffalo
Stranger, Gates. Lexington l2G m lumber,
" VI ballard, Conln, BuffIlu; AOO bbls sat
" 81 Alhans Scat RullalO.
" Msditt ttrIauebu, MIR ey, OswGgO, 1900 lls salt
1900 do water line 70 do apples
" Sa iHh Hlbbard, Huntsuu, Buif4O,
Scow Planet Reid, DetUi; 81 NJ lumber l5 shingles 80
NJ lAth.
scow Rescue, Robnnn, Kesys Island; 25 cords limo.
stone Calkns
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,IIERiFF lITE- MD SIP SPECIAL MAS. l.le
-tWUVT IIIH. I5l9' I00OTdel 70N o, Ilgg "
,,,.oA ID, L wlGilTGMANl Sh'I,
SHERIFF5S SALE.-PURSU ANT

NHENIF , DAIE,-T Q hOU n MI
~ to the command Of writ of vend C1pJnas issued frum
the Court Of Common Pleas Cuyuhugu COun nj the
suit OF W. A dnch pluul, against Samuel ,lasen,
ueeudlnt tu erected shall ocr for sale at the duOi
Of the Court House (ruruer ut Seneca aud Champlnu
sTeetsliu the CITY Of Clevo md iu said County, tile
tth day of Noytmber 1859 at clock 2 NJ of suid day
The following deucib bed lands aud tenements, to vii
Situate IN the township ui EuCd, Cu Ahora County ard
state Of OHIO, aud is known By being part Thousand
Acre lruct No II and ing the Ens- psrt OF p Gil
ncros, decided by ETie uiiey TO II. Dey, aud de-
scrbed follows: b. ginning ut Tho Ougt OF said
Hud tunniug wet tn the brink Ot the bank 10 h3 Co
Road; theLoe uOrtneTy the nCut tud road Il
Tuns 10 the north line Of said lots thence East 10 the Est
line Of said lot; thence South to the place Of beginning
supposed contain sv Of land be the
loss Appraised at so 10 . ..
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DESPONDENCY g. INSANITY
ELECTRICITY VS.. ELECTRoPATHY,
The King Of Remedies
DISEASE OF THE BRAIN AND MENTAL
DernnEement, Dependency, dc.

DeHhhHtthcht, DehpOnOencY4 &cs
UHE NEW Application of Electricity
Il tUnnod ElsctIobdiuy,' Ia tue only tIoqlmsnt eySr
Ton Or or soe1nS ofhs taa Whether ia Rist
oy secret Hoee mental hollon OF e1cgssye Sudyi desI
distress IN the htnd with Gizzness loss Of ambition aud
Uf affection for nearest relsivGs and indesncs 10 fa
especially when embatrgesed cannot bear adveTsy at
symptoms together win Others which it Is unneeossay
tue disease advances and y0Iy squoniy oTminnios III
idlooy Insanity or spee II may be said without foar II
Sm@lod ~ te PTs'9Ss re- 9 9sy ore tTaesase 70 morhy
Of suicide from unkuow Ju the pubic =
Derungvmont ol the bT and mental are in
the most emneut physicians. BLEEDING cup ing purga
oyss W ,e,SI @ WIN VA 70 and change
only legtimsi9 aud scientific EleorCun In tho City uf
seasos Win suaet S Id Sso CUES diseases Of b6 ess
throat LIVER iiomsgh k9ne,s Plssn and diseases Pseu
and GeWra Debility after otter Physicians have fsied =
ralens may sieI5rrei 20 IN s vicinity who have een
aud Shuse case bal for mauy resisted ali medical
Road 'he following from Mrs, Carlisle Of city:
Dr. A GbsonDear sir:I wish to tie GisS e.
teen "a WHICH h9ld your EisGllGp Hsuimsn " ease, Of
zzness. For about yoar. afflicted with he
nlove Diseases and months before became auint-
sanity Sir 1t and through you the public
me lew Woets ago has quite cured me- am veil IS
The hands q PToyidence aseIe NY recovery shiroy 70
With the myS ouous agent you tklfuly employ 4 bm IN
der the greatest obligations, an sha take pleasure
recommending your treatment ~ nv friends
Signed, MRS. JOHN CARLISLE,
No. 2ll Hamt ttou street, Cluvslald
To the above might be added volume Of ceTdches Of
AMI complimentary notices but the satsartnT
the personal adj al NAV derive
from Dr. Gibson yulnabie discoveries and services
DR.. A GIBSON, Eclectic Physician.
Professor Of EleclTopathy and Maiicine
Dr. Cbsons work Physiology for sale Al his uiea
The only rk published giving IN detail the chaFae
ter VI man by the temperument, and containing specific
oirertienS for phvtiCal cult ttVntiOn. MAJ
Office on Ontario street over a. Beck Co.'S store A
few doors from the Public square Oeo hours frun u
seplS rs
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0ranepcrthlicn.

S1Rd& 1859.
TIE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
wnl during The present THEN we'll Known aad
popular Line Of
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
OgdcnsburRh 81 OswegO, md Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEERLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
Aud sEAlI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and intermediate Ports,
Connecting at ogdsnsburrb with the
Ogdensburgh & Vermont Central r. r. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at Osvego with the
New oswego Line OF Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Botseen osi0ego, Troy, Albany and Neio York
Connecting also at Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Botween Dunkitk, Cleveland and Sandusky, and
TRI-wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Chicago aud intermediate Ports.
~ Property forwarded by tins Line viii be subject to
but one transhipmcnt
rSy- Merchandise marked IN T. Co Express" will be
forwarded fr m New York hv Express Freight Tam
over the New York Erie Railroad aud promptly loI-
warded from Dunkirk.
N These Lines connect Cleveland with the Cleve-
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line
APPLY TO
| ] MYERS Agent N. I. Co No. III Broadway, N Y; -
]. L. WARNER, Agent 1T Co, No. CRntlcs Slp,N Y.
JOHN HOOKING Agent N r. Co, No. 90 state street
A. CUSinIAN, Agent v. C. Line No ios State Street,
| CiiAS s TAPPAN. cor. 9Th and Chestnut st., Phia.
| 7. y. CHURCH, Agent, Rouse Point, N Y. r,
| &. l. THOMPSON, Treas. n 4. Co, Ogdeushutgh, NY
| GEORGE pARK Err, Age {,
| HONEY Y CRAWFORD, OswpgO. N. Y.
| S ID. CALDW ELL, Agent, Dunkirk.
| pEL1ON n BREED, Cleveland
| J. s. CHENOWETH CO, Cincinnati, o.
| j MCBETH, Agent Sandusky.
| WM. = WA KER, Agent, Toledo
! ~. n. MATHEWS Agent, Detroit, Mich.
| J. 4 nRAwFoRD, Mi.wgukee,Ws.
| McHFNRY 4 BARKER, Racine, Wis.
| MA1IIER & co, Chicago.
| JACOB WASIIBURNE, Davenport Iowa.
| II +. WIBDRG co, Fulton city, III.
| n. W. GRAHAM 4 co Cairn, H.
| FIFE y MICHAEL, st. Louis.
Office Of the Northern Transpotatio Company1
Cleveland Feh 10Th, 1859
marl9R6 p. CIAMBERLlN, President.
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IHERIFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE

~ OF inn alias writ Of Fieri Facius issued Of the
Court Common elS OF CuyahO;a county at the SUIT OF
Garrett L stafford ph0 again Asa c. Mtsougc and Al
DUs to me directed, have levied aud shall expose
for sale VI public auction the door uf the Court House
tcorner Of feneru Champii strces) iu the city
Cleveland IN said toluty on the st day OF November
1859 ut O'Clock Of said dtY the following described
lands and tcppmuuta to wit: "1he fam East Cleve-
land, Cuyuhoga county, Ohio, now occWied by Rowland
N Lee consisting Of The southwest part Of lot no 49,
section No bounded north by lands Of Isaac Page and
Isaac NJ Page east by lands OF Taylor. 81 d south and
west by the lot lines Containing about los 3l-0u
Appraised SIsIJ 9j Also the north part ut lot No a.
IN the scctOu bounded norm. rast and west by the
lines aud south by line parallel with tie north line Of
said lot ot A. and sO G souhefy thsrerom embrnco
fy-seyen acres iu said lot No Al Appraised at S25hUU
d l.. WiGHrMAN, sheriff.
G & W StErSnN pUTs Attys. OctS:2hB
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-oct. IL.
LEY TEIEaRAHn.1

With or two eIGeu,ous. prices at the 81 board
higher. NJ closed at l73S On n II rose AlgA Gal L
ca 5gse 2, Mich Cent? u Ere II Cent z; Pacific
\ Chi H. NJ gtl /, a. 81 -; Hudson abb; Erlo .;
7gs5 Pnc Mail ma III Cent? bonds s456 Eis 4th mort
binuh 80
Money matters continue snsy, aud lenders offer freely
good 6aeuiiy at Col y t on call 0ans and i6 p cent
for a NJ I and months payer.
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CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAILROAD.

All the trains going Westward connect Cleveland with
trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Cincinnati 81.
Louis &c; aud all the trains going Eastward
Dunkk with the trains Of the New York Erie Railroad,
and Buffalo with those of the New York CouTal and
Buffalo and New York Erie Railroads
CIsvsland Inne l9lh. 1870 sIdn ~
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Highvinos Fgal 20 a "a
Whiskys,......- = 20
gUHARQ
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, !

utv- - Rlonl4 ObA 20 OOlWater-Eastn Rlbbll l2 a 2
10 bned t}lon --1A - Sandy ITd Cennt 26 q 3
Hops ........AAb 90 llIMhlts Lime -. % o
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CrnnI Notires.
CUBRTTFs sAIN PURSiTANI

SHEBTFFS SALB.-PURSUANT
- 90 Che command NJ an order VI sale issued fcui tho
sss,hsn f9S5 Ssn@gg psSs Of Oeyg99gs ,o sg q
deiend ~ W bting procoeIing 10 Iaririon) 70 mo
dteo ed shall otter sale u public suction. al tho door
81 lhe touft HOUSE (curuct Sonpcn aud Champhu SIS
O. the rty NJ Cleveland u idcOuuy, the 9th day OF
NuNember, Sat O'Clock p NJ " snd dnv Tie 70 luw-
g scfihel real estate, tu VII Situate in the Cny Ut
Ile'eand a. The Cuuuty of CNahog, and state Of Ohio,
9euEld No. three 90 tu william Cases subdivision uf
Lake street Wd running buuk one hutded AMI tgh feet
gu rear rect AppitscdMt $1,000 Also, 10, l1l aud
The rosdunry interest Of ut No y (hOmg the wulo Of
gu 10 uttr dcduCtiug the dover estate ot Hannah
kou assigned ltrfrtl I'm John NJ w olsoys sub visiun
Of CIV ols numbered from ~ 10 OF the ofig,nf el-
wesetly To- font by OHIO stoet uorheasttry by lot no
suutheas ev u by ardot lane and s1uthw
BY Ot ll3 aud 6uy ret iu with aud hundred ee u
dotu. said lot III appraised s $50 90 anil sad resu-
ary interest IN said lot l72 uppfu s2f97. The dow
IN lot w Will be sold, making complete to
BiSoHiN Hovfy p a-s tuy, octI555
SuERlEF AND SPECIAL MAS.
~ TENS SALE Pursuant 10 the command OF IN or
der Of sale ssuuI from the CUuu OF Conmdu pioat
luJahnga County the suit uf Horure d. CLARK, Plain
hhg lnst Joan Ftetter aud others, Defendants To
directed, sha ul,r sale, at pub ic auc q, At ihs
door OF the Cuuft House CORNER " Stnecn aud Chalyn
slteh) N The city ot Cleveland. Ia said county, the
the following described luds aud teUemeits, TO Mt
"Stuste In Mlddtbursh TOwnship said county, bong
ninety and thr e-uu tbs the side lot
No four, IN section No. ad ts the sam lard decided
Francis Granger 20 Abraham Frederick aud John frUeT
December llth. lsi9, recorded Ok 4s, mage 90
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Alisfrl!onrons.

" rne suhsnriptsn Rook Of a o Cosmopolitau Art
OF the public ...
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Dr.. AMOS & SON,

Dr.. A MOS & SON,
Corner of AIsiu aud Quay Streets BUFFALO, N Y.
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
a a dado% s who Nav ss Sa % a S% Mn S%se
the morning uni sut night IA syery age and symptom Of
OF thirYyears extensive practice in Europe and erica
AMosT SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
An iTsrumen for the cur OF Nocturnal Emissions more
neny cured ifeen days two months by The use
Of this INSTRUMENT, when used coniouty with medicines
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,
have Invented important instrument for Iho cure OF
ng o 92ST I ep@ n SHecsI % 10 lis e S
aud New York Il pas been declared tho only useful insrn
ay disease caused by the secret habits OF youth Price
n. H.~Dr AMOS SON. in order to satisfy the most
sbeptiea stO the merits Of this instrument pledge them
tory afsr air trai t6s monSy viii be siundsd by re-
turning the instrument In good order.
A CURE WARRANTED.
DR.. AMOS SON have devoted their attention sIclu
sYey to this peculiar cuss Of maladis aud the relief hs
have consequently been tnhhed TO enderthe fellow cTsa
CsCeut patients and others daily arriving IN town Om "a
ations while xoruns ve been cro Ell by the most
signal advantages yet from what they hHNe peTenced ~
from their simple condition that OF the most dan
possibility Of their prevention and removal aud likewise
invariably found hat tbs most horrible and mRsnRni oIms
OF disease could almost invariably he traced TO one Of the
following lgnounca neglect, the hnd effect
gosnlIiG and improper tTeatmen therefore DT AMOS
heir remedies safe eocutl and cautious course, omit
character we'll those whose premature niudciuus
Application might be- productive OF bad consequences IN We
aids Of p yate individuals. In short the laudHble end NJ
rirremedies - The lessouing OF great oi human
sery by lhe aleyion, relief aud pToveutoH OF those
yreyous ctions thataTe in reality tho secret foes lie
snd which they so tHtoqsiye surround usoal aloud
OiOuG SIKH and Interference IN their determination.
COUNTRY INvALlDs,
Persons In any part Of the world may be successfully
treated BY forwarding correct doailo their with
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An Instrument for the Of Nocturnal Emissions
properly known Seminal Weakness, &c. Can be p0mH
Heny cured from hfeen days u months by the use
OF this ustrumcu when used cUniouty with modclnsS
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Ciover........ .. 75tq 8 d
TimotbY........2 2 500 -
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A CURE WARRANTED.

COUNTRY INVALIDs.
Persons In part Of the world be successfully
treated bY forwarding correct detail Of their So with
REMIT ttaaco for medicines
Address Or. AMOS a SON. corner Main and Quay-sta
Buffalo N V 1apsl GWlv2fb
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The ChieaEo Press that the schooner Geo w. Hoyt
80 n siah was sod at auetils IA that city Rob.
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The FoRSEy LiBEL.-The Philadelphia Pl ess
reiterstes, 'upop the best authority" that PEGS
ident Buchanan did express his purpose, on re-
turning to Washington, of consulting Attorney
General Black, about prosecuting the editor of
the Press for libel" in consequence OF the
Broderick article. That paper adds: '"i7
"lf Mr.. Buchanan desires more direct evil
dence OF the fact that he did threaten prose-
cuton OF the editor Of the Press, because we
demanded to know whether be felt his con ;
science clear of the blood OF David C. Broderick.
it will be forthcoming"
The "hsmorist" of the Louisville Journal, ON
the other hand, says Of ,Gs affair: Lea rs
'COl. Forneys Washington correspondent
says that MIR. Buchanan must at heart feel him~i
selt guilty of Mr.. Broderick's blood We don't
believe that the President experiences half the
regret in feeling himself guilty Of Broderick's
blood that he does in feeling himself innocent
Of Forney's."
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!. I. !. N.surAcrCaGa pe !yoa ClrY.t;A

VA, K.suvAcrCaSs. 10 Soa ClrEs+.A
-. 4 Philadelphia, recently saksn,s shows
~, \. ,spulation Of that place is $50, -
"a. I - increase sinse. 1850 Of 27l.ass. or
- a. psr cenl The increasa. In The pre-
..ai.eyen years vas 50 per cent. TNis growth
s.ss.s,hss foreign commerce i NOT necessary
I, ,he most of city, but that manufacturing,
'.a,.sa facilities, and the cOassing ssaAs are
l-a6enf for H. "A. -. -
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LEGISLATIVE CRICKErERs.-The Philadeiphia
sdlelin says -" In the next Senate Of Penn
Franls, there will be . match between the All
Ls'ea o. the Democracy against the Twenty-
sss the Opposition. Il 10 rather hard to pu,
sasu 10 such odds, for unlike the Ali Eleven Of
lagsnd, they have already been badly beaten
ls sre sure TO be worse beaten"
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-29
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d W. e,tta VlAN a3Ts F5Ess7 Tfs7ssT IN !.
- I6e city on 6aipsdags tpacsaptAd . jAuei
reeH NE look. .osl llsp,sssaa teams from the ceun,
ssy loaded vss ptossse vsrsi eoAiag 4p'ocos-
y qassl, h' fna ~ AZ n ershas.s sespsd basy a,esl
.e& % cnase'asss-r Werfssi ensouraged 10 Asps
- 'thefoaga sssivsls0f sbueiaeis ldsrine ithe
'ssasae- ssassr, sFd ~ish he sndtcehe6tr -.
e ssssd ~ oas Hsfshaass xs ,biak ths i.rnlrs =
ano 'a oshsFs Y the saFrosndiue sosassy vim ind
Hs e ehese interest - cons = BsrltnSse. IA,
sAsas ssppslss Tor the apptsschine winter %
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-29

Another Sickles Affair almost, t,"-saye the
O'sre County News,-occurred at Boonsboro'
he l7th inst. A Mr.. R. J. Shannon sus-
pcad the 6delity Of. his wife. He determined
y nss the truth Of her denials. He affected to
|sar', 10 the evening, to . Masonic Lodge, but
concealed himself . short distance from his
house He saw 6. L. Godfrey, 9 teacher, enter
bis shanuou's house; and BY looking in at the
window had iudubi,able evidence Of his wiEe's
dishonor. He rushed In with az axe and assailed
Sodfrey, who was Wounded, but escaped. Mrs.
5 rushed out and finally found her way, With
ir child, TO her fathers house, few miles dis