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The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1859-09-16
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
REPORTED FOR THE PENNY PRESS.
Night Dis atch Q s.
Washington Correspondence.

New YORK, September Is.
The Herald's special Washington cores.
pondent says:
General Scott's advice is required in rela-
ton to the San Juan Island difficulty, and
will be asked for at a meeting of the Cabinet,
which will be held Thursday for the purpose
of reading over the late dispatches from Gen.
Harney and debating ON the general bear.
ings Of affairs. In this light General scotts
opinion is considered absolutely necessary by
the President.
"The Administration are good deal exer.
c,sed in regard to the present aspect of af-
fairs, growing out of the seizure Of the Island
of San Juan. They are fearful that colli-
sion will take place before the dispatches,
which are nearly completed, can reach Gen.
Harney. r '
"Nothing has been received from Commits
sioner Campbell, who has been engaged for
upward Of two years arranging the boun.
Diary.
"Mr Preston, our Minister to Spain, will
doubtless return home as soon as he learns of
the death of Governor Wycklihe. Our Gov
ernment, at the request of his family, has
written him, giving him leave Of absence,
provided he desires it,"
Tho dspatoh from St. Louis in regard to tn
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Riot at Manchester, N. ii.

MANCHESTER, n. H., September Is.
At the iremens muster held here to day O
serious riot occurred between the fremen and
gamblers. Several buildings were partially
demolished and other property destroyed. The
gamblers used their pistols, but were finally
driven off, Two houses on Elm-street oocu-
pied by them were gutted Tho mob next at
tackled the American House and Museum
building, breaking the windows.
The mob was in the act Of attacking other
houses not occupied by tho gamblers, when a
speech from fireman, in which he represented
that they were destroying property of those
who were entirely guiltleSs Of any offense,
caused them to desist. .a
There are seventy. five fire companies here to
take part in the contest for prize.
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Murder at Wheeling.
WHEELING, Septembt

WHEELING, September Is.
James Stewart, of the firm of W. & J..
Stewart, of this city, was found dead in the
market house, near his own store, about seven
o'clock this evening, having been stabbed in
the heart. No clue to the murderer.
In fight among some rowdies on the fair
grounds this afternoon, Major Baldwin
stabbed William Donavan so seriously in the
throat that his life is despaired of. Baldwin
ia in custody 4. n
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Large Sale of Wool.

New YORK, September Is.
The Rochester Democrat says that on Tues
day Messrs. Terry & Erriccson, wool dealers,
sold Massachusetts, manufacturing company
10000 pounds Of New York State fleece wool,
and to firm in Boston 10000 pounds of pulled
wool. The terms of these two sales are private,
but the transaction amounts 10 nearly $125, 900.
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The City WOrk.house,

If Jour municipal authorities have any heart
for the interests of the city, we trust they will
proceed at once to prepare designs for city
work-house. What has become Of the COM
mittee? Give us report. Give us Discus
sion on proper designs; and after selection of a
design, let the con tract be awarded this win.
ter, so that the work may be commenced early
in the snrino
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Cincinnatians In Paris.

The last steamer brings news of the arrival
at Paris, France, of Miss G. H. Shoenberger
and William Wiswell, of this city. Mr.
George W. WisweI, the son of the latter, is
also in the French capital, pursuing his studies
in the modern languages, and improving him-
self in the art of playing on the piano, for
which he has great fondness.
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omnibuses win Run oppositiou,

We learn that no satisfactory arrangement
has yet been made for the purchase of the
omnibus interest, and that increased stock will
DO placed on the omnibus lines, to compete in
speed and comfort With The cars. The people
in the moan time are to have increased faoili-
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Street.RailrOad ReCeipts,

We learn that between ten and twelve
O'Clock yesterday the receipts Of the CinCinn att
streot-railroad car, for the short distance from
the Gibson House to the City Buildings, was
fftaen d0lara
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Outward Bound.

l.. .. New YoRR, September 5.
The steamer Jason sailed this morning for
Galawny with 100000 in specie. The steamer
Bavaria also sailed for Southanton with $780,
900 in specie.
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River News,

LOUISVILLE, September 15-P. M.
River stationary, with two feet five inches
in the canal. t...
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MARRIED,

. CAMPBELL-BRYANT7o On the 18th inst, nj the
spencer House, ny Rev. James Black, Jno. NJ. Camp
bell TO Miss America Bryant. e..
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ANNOUNCEMENTS. A

ass-TIM0THY A. O'C0NN0R is A CAM
DIDATE for the office of judge of the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Hamilton County at the ensuing cleo
tion subject to the decision OF the Democratic Con
yentiOn. sepl6d
Mg-WILLIAM STOMS rs A CANDIDATE
for County Treasurer, subject the decision Of the
Opposition Convention. sepl6eE
m-UNCLE JOE ROSS is A CANDI-
DATE for County Commissioner sepL6aw
MD-JOS. X. SMITH IS A CANDIDATE
for the Office OF County Treasurer. sepl5awt
lay-OPP0SITION.- DIR. r. S. NEWTON, I,
candidate for County Treasurer. sepl4
MD-LEONARD SWARTZ WILL BE A
candidate for County Commissioner of Hamilton
County at the ensuing October election. allotf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-08
The following table The receipts by rail- for the past
week. Of he principal articles Of produce The table embr
NEW york MARKET-Aug, 6.


Flour-Marlet et heavy, and l0Gl5 cents lower. Sales
A00 bbls ut 81 B5S4 30 for sup Sate S49Sbl5 tOrBUs
State, S4604 81 for super wsn S45O $50 r common 10
good western; S49552 20 for i'd aud s. 25b40 for
fresh ground shipping br extra rou1d hoop Ohio. Closing
duh.
Canndian flour quiet.
Rye Fhour--Duf Small sales NJ Si,0oC04 81
eatDull, at a declinenf 20l5c ner aAlls 3001bu
10 for wsu, outside price, 8 4noy white Ky
81 2Gl s5 new rcd southern sl,45 white % .d old white
Mich pr. .vate
Rye-Hsavy Sales 1900 bus at ;kO7c.
Bar ey-Oul and nominal
Bar ty malt T5c.
Com Heavy. sales 1900 bush mixed western at
7sc,
for Canadian aud WI stern.
wbisky-Heavy 5O bbls at 2592ec, mostly at the
inside figure.
PgT--Ihe mardet active, but shade lower Sis
BY % a. &A OLA 20 fot mess 1881 for THU mess, SlOO
for ume Ssas75 for mess; 50 7ssRs for repackod Oh
cage; Sl3 QSl5 for aXtus Prime mess Dosf
tnal, and CinuOt be quoted
Beef hnms-Small sales at l5l9ls 90.
Bacon-Dull and nemlnal Sales 80 boxes snort clear
mddes on private serms.
Cut maaiB-lnactive. Sales 100 packages al bGbc Of
shoulders; SdsAc for hams.
I.ard-SieHdy Sales 500 bbs. at lOAQglOA.
ButterF m. l6(l7l for State, l2ab tor ono
heese-Pl'nty at Gaze
Talow--Firm sales at l0T&94
Athes-Steady. $5,l for pots, IS 62h pearls
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AYERS CHERRY PEOTORAL,

Coughs, Colds, hytlueRpd, Hoarseaess Group
BIoachitis, IRcipieHt Consumption and for hs
reiief Of CORsumpfiBe Patients IN adUanced
stages Of the disease
50 wide the field Of s usouuess and numerous yIe
the cases OF rs Gu e3 that almost section country
abounds IN pssons publicly known, who have been rt lev
ed ium alarming and even desn0eBe diseases of the lungs
by 10 use When noe ted Is Superior ry over eveIy h.
medicine OF the kim Is TOO sp5rtun II esrppo obseyn-
ION and whore rs viitucs are known the public unge
hesitate whai anlidoe % employ for tho distressing aud
uaur ruus necous of the pulmonary that iuci-
deut 10 cltmAi0 he many Nor remedies thrust
upon the community have failed and been dsnaIdo this
has gained tends by every iua conferred benefits ON the
am cod hey can never forget and produced cures TOO uu
meTOus and too Iemar kable % be fWgolton. "
Prepared by DR., J. @. AVER & CO.,
usAoIMass.
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SAN RD'S
Family CathartiC Pills,

Pure Vegetable E1tracts and put up IN Glass
Cases, Air Tight and aoiH keep in any eli
mate,
The FAMILY CATHARTIC PILL is n gentle but re-
tive Caharc hi,h the proprietor has used hls prac
ice more tnHn twenty yeas,
Tho constantly increasing demand trOT those who
have long used The PILLS aud The sfac ion which
all express regard therf ps pduCeu place
then wlthinthe reach Of all. -
Tho Profession well gnow that different Cah0rtiCS act
ON different portions Of the II bowels
Tho h MILY OA-EI rHARTIC PILL
has, with due To- this well established fact,
been compounded from a-.varety Of he pur 81 Ntge-
table EXtruCts, which uCt -'akG every pnr of the
almentary canal and HTe|- -iGOOD ana SAFE IN all
cases where q CahuTtlC 4 IA. Inorded, such Dr.
RANG EAIENTS OF thoI-ISTO MACH, SlEEPI-
NESS, PAINS IN THE - BA OK A n ID LOlNS,
COSTlVENESS, PAIN S|AND SORENESS OVER
THE WHOLE BODY. = from sudden cold which
frequentlv If neglected. end ~ long of Fe-
YER, Loss OF AFPE.|-,TI Il, "A CREEPING SEN
SITION OF COLD OVER THE BODY, hESTL MSS
MES HEADACHE, ur WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
all Iuammutory Diseases Worms in Chillrenor Adults,
Rheumatism great Purlhr OF the Blood und many dis
oases TO which flesh Is heir too numerous TO mention IN
this advertisement. Dose, 10 3. =
PRICE 80 GEMS,
EB- Tho Liver lmigurattr and anily CAthartlC Ptls
retred BY Druggists generally aud sold wholesale by
the Trade IN all The large Towns
S. r W. SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer pnd Proprietor
iy7d&wR20 S36 Bruadway, New York
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-Aug. 6.
tnY TELEuRAPH.l

The general pearauce Of the stock market to-day is
more encouraging, 10 sympathy, perhRpB with the improve
rug temper Of the money miTket The weakness OF
change on EuOpe has also its inhue the unnyOrnblo
effect OF which being by the moderate exit Of specie
by to-day's steamer.
The ealngs ere not marked By much activity as
yeserd though IN leading RR shares there was
more dispC sltlOn to operate.
Tho transactions in Rock Island were large ut an I'M
proyement Of hl91 B cent.
With he exception OF Toledo, which has been uncom-
weak Of the wesRr m stocks commanded mn aI
vance Of pct
Erie, afls selling nt AZ closed at Bd1; Panama copti
aes JUL at 4gll4A Pacific mail Is buOyant aud louChed
Is against IlH yesterday
Tho trans Ia State 6Ocke RnfOul bopg wers
unimp mportInt but at full prices
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For all tho PURPOSES of a Family Physic,

Are composed that degse within the range OF their ue-
tlOn rarely withs and evad0 hem Their peuetr
prueTes Search and cleanse and every potuU
of The human organism, correcting its diseased acOu aud
restoring ls Vealth vitaos AS consequence Of these
properties the nyu nd who Is bowed down with pain or
restored by remedy At once 50 simple and inviting
Not uny do they The daA complaints Of ovpIy
body but rsO mluy turmidub md dangerous iseases
Tho agent below named IS pleased furnish gratis my
AmolCau Almanac CON 2luug Cer Gates OF their
ud directions Tor Their ne u tho following COMPLAINTS
EuslyenCss, HeanhITn, HDHduCl sing dsuruered
Stomach, Nausea Indigestion, Pam and Morbid Iuaotiun
OF the Bowels, FuUCucy- Loss Of Apuele Jnund end
uitot Kindred oumpims arising fum low stale OF the
body or Oleiructiu Of ils tuuCuong.
DO not be plt Ul by Uuhncpled Dealers with Otl-
pill they make Tie prunt ua Ask for AYER's
pFJLs, and lake nothing else.
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GraoI Nolites.
l0FOsND AMINl.lI.aE ID FnE o0N

AMENDNCsNT no THk CON
sTIWUTiNN,
noallvo on Anohlit Nd ii me Canr ,ufuvldn
for Annual Scs ions u tng Gtustal Assembly -.
htfolpfd bB ~ ntHffni huHahN iif Nidif oi ONO
lhfct ilha ui The mcmhrH gf uanh house cpncufrtut
ihofein tlat hereby rfopuisd in NE electgsoi
The htno 90 vote 10 the uon annual uuonpr slate election
un TOE npnruv election OF the ioowug ans ndlntnt
a. substitute for the hn clause uf The twenty huh SEQ
lnn OF The nclo'1f Tho tunHtuuu Of this state,
tu vii "All regular sessions of The 0oneia AHemhy
shall commence the hiN Monday in Iuuunr annually
WILLIAM n. WOODS,
Speaker OF tne House o. Henres ntuliYos.
MARTIN WELKEh
April S, 1889 President " ihe Senate.
sECuETAnY or STATES OFFICE
Culumuua q. April 9, 1863. J
hereby certify that tbo ioIeeong Joint Resolution re
lauve To- an Amendment 90 the CUnsutOn proYidug for
Annual sosgons ot the uenUfal Assembly, 10 tru0 COPY
A T.. RUSSELL,
api9,2Btoc,g secretarvoi state
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-08

Sb ERlFF AND MASTER COM-
~ MISS ,ONERS SALE.-Pui suant to the command OF
order ef su,o issued from the Court Of nnman tas
Of Gus yahuga Cou1ty ut te suit of Cherries WILCOX pan
till agains Daniel n. Brunt, AL def udau 10 me d
reoted shall uiierfo sale public auction % We aoo5
Of the COur House (csnor uf SeueC aud Champln US
iu the city OF Clevemnd, iu said county. IN lUh duy
OF August, 1880 at O'look r. NJ. offs 10 N1ho auw-
ing described lands and tedemgnts wit: Stul l lhe
City Of Cleveland stare of Ohio and which IS also m ho
COu y Of CuyahOu and Is kno by betng lot NO o4 IN
the Severance Folsom allotment In the CRY Of ONO,
in the City Of Cleveland be tire moreu or less but
subject 20 all legal highways Appraised At S633 OA
D.L WlGHIMAN
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKEr-Aug 6

The week closes upfn a lighter money marx than ut
any me SINCE 1891 or in ether words there is that stuu
y OF rates and activity Ia discounts not observable hereto
fore.
Prime months paper has not been negotiated under %
cent uhOce 90 day JtanCes DO not under W.
he market, however has ,sumed qu aspect than
e9by ihe week the disturbance caused by the shifting
OF Gall loans having iOr the most part subsided.
The nlng rate to-day is ~ cent with liberal o1ers
good cOllaterals.
tar baAk statement on Monday is locked for The
loans are expected mute rial reduction with only
moderate dimnuion In the specie reserve.
The EurrpeaI exchanges closed du and hrBqy for the
New HoTks mail On lOudOn there oOnsde done
last evening At ll0Ql0S which are the closing rates.
Iht New York, for Southampton aud HavTe, tgkes out
SSol05 IN specie making the total shipments Of the day
only S766 los,
specie
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-08

J, N Dickson, tai Pltns mCour Of Common Ple's'
hamilton smith, pert. N 10y 10y and 1tsc6nop
F1NHB said defendant Hamilton Smith,
n IS horeby tolhed that deposiuons viii be lasem W
tho plaintiff in his ucOn the 10th dag Of August 1889
al the Office of iger Aud cws, n ths Citr ol Co
lumbus, Fraukuu County, ONO, between the houpo a.
NJ aud r. NJ 10 be continued from dny TO day till cuW
peted which dispositions Designed TO be used on the
trial Of g. rs action.
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Ar0TInE IS HEREBY GIYEN. that

IN tho busiuess connection between the susoibGrs eH
1 by ms ovu liza stion on tha first day Of April, ls6s,
apd hu All persons Indebted ereo, T to j elt, Agent
me- hrr hv quired pay to same 70 Elisha tayler or his
Attorney haso receipt will be tul dis harso aud 70
whom he books anu papers OF me gte MN are heTehy
Cieysiand, August lst, 1863. ELISHA TAYLOR,
s. lho affairs of the above pld lumber husipas IS
s.h IL IL cessnry tina all indebted to 1. should make
rrci,t rrrciytf ,n,easares .. ELISHA TAYLOR.
ang2.uLW AM2Wtll4.
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NTOTTCE TO CONTRACTORS.-

popOsu will be received az lo once u lhG ClY Cyll
Eueneer Of the Cay uf CLEVELAND, unul u O'Clock NJ,
Aigus 18th 1859 for the grading, gTayengi and poy-
is an Euc1 street between the Public Square and Erie
street So for he grading and improving OF Michigan
plans nnd Speccutuns can be soen aud more particular
information said Eogineers office, On aud amer
the 81 h INST ., .., -.,.,
Ench proposal must he accompanied BY good and sum
cent bond, requiring the bidder 10 enter into contract ~
CeplCd.
the Board of City lmpr yemens invite the submission
bids reservug tho light to accept or reject NE same
a. pTder OF thg Hoard JOHN WHlTELrW,
a1eg.gi2 . .. City Cyl Eu giuoer.
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SAN FORD
Liver EmVigOPatOE'

NEVER DEBlLlIAIES.
TT is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
i FROM GUM : and has become established fact, a
Standard Medicine kuown aud approved by all VINO
used it, aud is TesOred 20 with confidence In oil the
diseases for wi iCh IL is rec mmondrd.
10 has cutod thouWuds with II the Lost two YEARS
who had given up all hopesIp Ol retE tho uumGIOus
unsolicited certificates IN = my possession show
The dose must he ad4pteuytO no temperament Of the
individual tukiugi and us g ed IN such quantl les as TO
act gently on ho bowels. =
Lei he diciufes Of vaurI@ Judgment guide you the
use Of tho LIVER sIFIGORATOR, and it
will cure Liver Comet |plHints, Bilious At
tncks, Dyspep.i iuJSI Chronic DiarrhOcn,
y a M & O III II 10 ln ints, ID y sen tc-
ry, DrOpsy5 S0urElS lStomnchs Hahttuui
COstiVeness, ChOl-I-iCs Cholera, GhOlc-
rn MOrbuss ChClCra9' Ill n ia utuIp, Flutu-
Ieuce, } uund &C sI.s Female w guinness
es, and m be used sue II iteseluI as OhIlNA-
KY FAMILY MEDI-|LI LICiNE. II viii ute SICK
ii r. A u A g VI tas ~l.hnusRnd- can tesily.) IN
TWENTY MINUTES IFI=ITWO OR THREE TEA
SPOONFULS ARE TAk-I-IEN at commencement Of
attack.
Al who it giving their testimony IN It's luy0r
tlY- Mix water 10 the m uih with the lNVlGORATOR,
and swallow both together.
Price One Dollar Per Bottle.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-08

Mest B6IOrdI COshOoI0n Co, Hay 10 LOO.
MT. H. b. Kings ey Sir ~ have been selling the Medi-
cines Of the Gpetenes Company for the last ten yes
and have Invariably found them TO good satlsla"toni
and the Pills have sold tO great many families as regu-
arly iheirtea and coffee aud with trade they have
become staple article. Marshalrs Uterine CahOllcon
Is mcdcns That has done great omountof good ~ female
diseases One lady sold ito told me tat she hHd reCev
cd benefit from hoite than she did from long
course Of medical treatment by the most skilul phYs
cinns Yours truly,
jim. l. 1865. JAMES WILSON.
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am physician of thirty ybr, practice My principa
stgy has been diseases o females They have generally
hafed my best efforts Obtaui tho materiaE compcs
MawhalFs Uterine OathuhC0n, pleased with them
gave them falr trial. aud ound mysqli ahundnny sue
ssul In my former praCucC could only mitigate the
symptoms Of about haf the could not tOuto onH
ten, Now radically a least sovuute IN tw u
y and mitigate the rest consider M3rshals Uterine Ca
thocOn the greatest oss TO females have met with
WILLIAMS. D. Charleston.
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COMMERCIAL.
MoRrlad LrAprE oETioa,

NANNANaNt ~ " fNHH
Rhoun-fh.rs ia hs usual domand from W. local Iade
ai uoitur oo sh hit Prices s,sady q Former quo.
arnna
WhkATIhe raafkot s assdy 81 yesssidsys prices aae'
lfs, eantnev "a q tfm and cus vhito =, 81 25
coRN~aait of cnf-iosd a. 10. The msrtet We dull.
htoHWiNEasieaay Win saies 100 brls IN two lots Al
~
BOrTRnHss Fod quite fseey ali@i2e for Central and
|se crWR
Ro0s-Hays turhsr declined and are briuaius only sNe
y
The o0viFs table shows o receipts and shipments per
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Boarding,

ROARDING.- 80 The House No "a
~ Public Square, aud hy ihe stone Chuoh--one OF tht
ulcnsanCst lortious The clyhas hpen thOruuev rr
narti and Is now open ior BoIdcu Famhss wishing io
tumish the ZnOms can ne accommodated with laret
and ruous and hed-rnOnis aud Single R0arde
ard Day B0a rers will hnd good ncc0nmnd ions Op rea
suuuhlo terms Ladies not excluded Rafefeuces Given
and received. aprhD 5. W. BURhlTr.
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NEW YORK WOOL mARKET-Aus. c,

= LbF TELEUNAFH.I
Dome tic fleece dull and uuchB1ged Sales 5OOOO MS nj
35lGb3i for inteTiaT TO good SBIopy
Pulled wool steady AMI fair basnessldoRs, At s1BSn
FoIegn woods dun and nominal
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GRAEFBNBBRG
Family uedicimes.
HOME TESTIMONY.

.... HARTFORD. Irmhull Co, Ohio, Mhfch p leot'
her0h, certify that bees dealing m the Grn ien,
eH Modnqs for The Tnst year, and can Truly SAY hat
ho never offered any cdcines to he public VA hAt
met with the decided appreciation Of thapeople te the
particularly the Pills aud Catholicou They Will feadlIy
perform a and than is promised for them ha'
sole about fny bottles Of the Cahocou the past season
and hear the best results In evcly case. ....
J. II. G. JOHNSON Medical Agent
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BUFFALO lMARKT~
LBY TEr Aug. 6.
louT closed more p~.' ..dRAPu.l

Flour closed more Se'' ..GRAPT.l
sales Ia bbls ~ ,ve nj the prices OF this mCrning'
from spring ~ - soas bO or sour; So 75dS4 Tor state
SSi5Dgh r nea; 500 20 for extra Mich, Ind ind Ohio
.tar2MaTTei poorly supplied, and no sales beyond
small mill ng lots. =, anna -, ~, , n, .,
Cor-A shade easier Sales early bOOO Dus NO III NI
69e lat, 5000 bus do at 6Sh. - ,oo, &c.. ,,.t
Oais-In far request Sales reported OF $500 bus NIL"
at 32&c.
%, her grains quiet. and no sales
Whisky nominal at 24c ~
Lake imporslOOO bbsonr 1900 bus wheat 81 900 bus
,,, zoo, A.. 4, -, a ooo I'm,
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oswEGO MARKET-Aug G
rny TELEuRAPH.1


hanged with steady demand for the I'M error
Ganadi,n trade sales 500 bbs extra from white ONO
"WassiHQaisI Sale, 1900 bus choice white Canadian at
Sl,8. ,, , 49,, 80. nam.
BaTiey-r nchnnged.
OatsZDulI Small sales good western and Canadian at
90,0JAc.
Rye-No sales.
Whisky-NOminal at 24(Q2iAc.
Cana freghs dull at 2d14 hOuf, ~ on wheat ana
3 on corn to New York.
No receipts Of -four or grain by Lake
Canal eEpOris-lbO0 bu corn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-08

Female irrggulures, weakness uterine dispIacumeut,
aud al local uterine difficulties aud cons utona
Ui W1men, arc entirely cured by THE GRAEFENBERG
MARSHALL'S Urt RlNE CATHOLICON
~ his cOnneSon Miss Boecer, ster Of the Rev. Hen
Ward Beecher in letters TO the people, ppgU 29 says
- have nine sis ers an slsersn- law and fourteen te-
male cousins all ma ed and al delicate md ailins
Amid the Immense Circ loot my friends and aCquaintance
cantot ecal On married dies born in this century and
country who perfectly healthy In cases. however
where The Gre eHberg CAlhOCon has been used We must
that health has rapidly taken the place OF disease, and
ladies hive become ust strong, vigorous and healthy
Mrs Clemson, OF j. ira, SAYS: Beautiful indeed ia the
cOntdng trusting nature Of woman but how much does d.
neea 10 be protected by utchuluess that will lead her,
ntime of disease 10 appeal to medical adviser OF Eclen-
hc education morul worth and purity Of character All
these be secured by addressing the Graeonbog Gom-
pany.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-08-08
BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFRsAz7n
" LaA Navigation, the Proprietors 81 FflEtHM
of this Line Will put upOn the route rom g7i -
Buffalo Chicago frst-Cl A E
/ Screw Steamers Of great strength aud speed