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one HUNDRED DOLLARS
~ PREMIUM.
MEDICAL NEWS EXTRA oRDINABI
sPERMATORRHOEA!
OR SEMINAL WzAKNEss
B9- GLEET, kc., IA
IMPOTENCY CURED
DR.. A. GIBSON


FormeTly Of New York City, viii pay One Hun
dred dollars fog the proof that hs ever as to cure
inc above named diseases. He VIII pay the sane
equal success.
After many years Of laborious study and experi-
enee, Dr. GIBSON is happy IN being abIe to an
n0unce % the unfortunate, that he has perfected
system o. treatment for the
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
oi me above ana other private diseases, With all bad
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROsTRATIoN.
He has succeeded in curing eases In this cty some
seif-styed physicfans who profss 10 treat Al Iise
maladies with success, and without receiving the
Although Dr. GIBSON has a Diploma. vet he
makes no boast Of that fact for the very reason that
Diploma is comparatively simple thing destitute
Of intelligence, for neither diplomas nor colleges
nor even experience yet possessed power sum
eient TO always make aged men wise, or to convert
one single Ounce into medical genius; neither does
be boast that he Is member Of some college in
Paris or London, as perhaps some Others do for the
purpose Of ensnaring the innocent. Bnt what Dr.
GIBSON might boast Of Is this, that he is able TO
give entire satisfaction 10 those who repose conf
aenee IN ms ability and integrity and that he has
challenges any Physician Of London Paris, or any
patent medicine to equal for the radical cure Of sem
maj weakness ana All diseases or arrangements,
both mental and physical, arising from sexual or
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over all others yet discOvered
and hrst the agents used In respect disagree
sPlsi ne uses no relics of the dark ages, such as
Mercury, nor any other deleteriOus drug: Secondly
no restrictions In diet or business requred; Third
y his treatment is positive and certain IN ali eases
de stand9 prepared to 60 into any public private
hospital in the United States and demonstrates ths
great act that he Is able to permanently cure Tan
cases, In the same length Of time required By any
other Physician TO cure one similar case.
Fellow Citizens Facts are tangible things and in
this age the only pabula upon which the public
mind can be fed, and from which lust and deinits
conclusions can be deduced.
DR.. GIBSON is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past six months performed many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted an
other modes Of treatment. Reference can Be given to
individuals Of the first respectability In Cleveland
Boston, New York, and other cities in regard to
skill and integrity in all professional transacfions
Dyspepsia Rhuematism, ScrofuIa and all chronic
diseases treated with unusual success.
30 Medicine sent 70 any part Of the country on
receipt Of ten dollars.
DR.. GIBSON's New Work on Physiology for sale
at his ONCE.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of EleetropatEy and Medicine,
B0- ONCE No. III Ontario street, up stairs, few
doors from the Public Square.
Office hours from TO u and from to to o'clock
daily, Sundays excepted now
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LAKE NAVIGATION OPEN TO DUNKIRK
NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS.

..rA THE UNDERSIGNED,
Agents for the NEW YORK ERIE
rates to
NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
Also 70 DUNKIRK, and all points on the line Of the
New York Erie Ran Road.
Properly shipped daily bY irgt eass PropslsrI, at
specified rates. hDGhA6 LESIEh,
! mar2030Iemd&y Agents.
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CONGRFSsIONAL.
WAsHlNeroN, May l6.
HOUSE.

On motion of Mr.. Morris, of H., a resOlu-
ton was adopted calling on the Post Master
General to communicate to the House, at ss
early period as possible, all the facts and
circumstances relative to the defalcation Of
Er. Fowler, Post Master at New York.
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
~ RAILROAD.-TnfK TABLE No. IS
To take efec on after Thursday, February TO- 1859.
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
Cleveland to Trains leave YOUNGSTOWN TO
Ven
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NEW YORR STOCK 1IARKET-l1AY 1G.

NEW YORR STOCK MARKBT-lIAY lG.
IBY TELEGRAPH.
Stocks are active and higher Since the Board, one
thousand shares of Erie sold at Q; Cleveland To-
ledo 81; Galena Chicago Go; Delaware, Lackawan-
ma and Western; Michigan Southern 3; hiehigan
Southern guaranteed 254; Michigan Central ~
6O Reading 43h; Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
2; Aarlem f35<; Hudson IS; Erie m; New York
Central S2s; 7, 8. hYes Of IS, IJ2; Missouri skies
SAX; Tennessee skies go.
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SENATE.

Mr.. Green, from the Committee on Terri
tories, reported the House bill for the ad-
mission Of Kansas, without recommends
ton.
Nr. Hale offered e resolution calling on the
Postmaster General for ali the facts in rels-
ton to the dsfalcation of Postmaster Fowler.
aSonAad
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nR. a. w. TUCKER---IT HAS
~ Become well known fact that be cures hun
oreds Of ehronie diseases with his Baths and Medi-
cinea, where all ether practice falls He will guar
Liver Complaint, Chill FeYsr, Dyspsu5ia Gravel.
Asthma, Catarrhi Dropsy; also, secondary Syphilis
In all Its various fUrm5 For this disease be has
specific that fails. Good success In al other
chronic diseases, and many acute. Call and 80 the
Doctor
Office, No. III, Ontario street, up stairs.
81 ClonaulfaffUu Free.
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MI AsTER COMMTSSTONERIS
}. N: JosEs, plaintiffs Attorney.

GHERIFF'SSALE--BY VIRTUF
~ Of writ Of YenditiOni exponus, issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas, Of CuyahoEa county, az the
suit OF Abraham K Van Nest et al, plainfiii,
against H II. Gillett defendant, to me directod,
shall oer for sale al the door Of the Court House
corner Of seneca ana Champlain streets,l in the
city Of Cleveland, in the said county On the 5th DAY
Of June, 1850, a. o'clock p n Of said day the fll
lowing described lands and tenemsuts 70 wit. Com
mencing At the intersection Of the southarly line of
Vermont street with the eastery line Of West street
thence ea5terly along the southeriy line Of Vermont
street. siXtynine feet; thence sOutherly, parallel
with the east line Of West street, sixty i8ef thence
easterly parallel with the south line of Vermont
street eleven feet; thence southerly parallel with ths
east line Of West street thirty yeight feet thence
westerly parallel with Vermont street eighty feet 70
the east line Of West street; thence northerly along
the east line Of West street, ninety-eght feet to the
place Of beginning: being the same premises de-
scribed in deed from GilmOn Folsom, Jr., to n. b
iiettl recorded in vol 43, pages SO and ST. Cuya
hoga county records, and further known as the y
W corner Of Block Xxx In the BudalO Company al
lotment in Cleveland Formerly Ohio City) Cuyahoga
county, Ohio Appraised at s, 400.
D. L. NIGHTAAN, Sheriff.
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SALE=---PURSU7

M ASTER'S SALE.---PURSU-
1IA ANT to the command Of decretal order Of q
sale ron the Court Of Common PleGs Of Cuyahoga
county, at the suit Of Edward Wade against Hiram
Stone and Others 70 me directed, shall expose for
sale at public auction at the door Of the Court House
corner Of Seneca and Ohamplain streets, in the city
Of Cleveland, on the nineteenth day Of May 1850, Al
10 O'Clock A. NJ tha following described lands and
tenements situate IN the township Of Brooklyn, IN
the county OF CuyahOgo, and state of Ohio, and
known az subdivision lots in Hiram stones addition
to Ohio City and Cleveland nun bering a. follows
Wtts-la l6, u, Is, l9, -, p, s. 3 l ST. sc 29
30 III, 2lf, ~, 2s, s, l63, l6f les III, 81, 20 @
24 255 S 29 80 27o III, ~ rs, 275, 81, rs 2g
80 -, -, ~ 81 ~ 20 ~ - -, so, s0l' soe.
3O5 3l lSS ls9 lsl, 5, ~, ~, rs, Z6 Z9, 305 SO,
s07 3os 3e 81, 3l5, 3lg, 50 35, S go 334 335 357
ss 80 80 ~ - 80 g, 2ils 49, go, Sc, ss, so9,
80 ST. 5l2 sg7, 4q8, fg9, SO.
Appraised as folloEs Lots l5 and Is AZ $50 each
lots II, Is % Is, p O5, and s. az IS EACH lots lg
~, 2 2s 2o, 2l, Za 2ll pa l6a l57, rs n, lsa
lss, lyl, -, 70 - - =, -, al 80 and "a,
AZ SO each lot p, Sloo; lots Isl, ~ - "a -
g = 20 g 5l, e, 255 %, q, e, - - ~
-, ~ ri ~ t3, ", 29s, 80, eo0 31l, 81 80 30l,
s5, 35, sg7, ~, s0s, 3sl, 3l5 ss, 523 IS ~ - -,
IS, 81 Sl ~, SO 81, 80, s55 and IS, aI 80
each lots 5s 5s, 59, SO, sll, SO 81, 81 lg9 and
sos, at SO each HENRX O. ABBET,
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D. L WIGHTAAN, Sheriff.
HERRIsK BARLow. PlaintifTs Attorasls dsl.d
WILLIAN z. AMBUSH, Plaintiff, IN Court of Com
vs. lnon Pleas, ,Cuyaho-
HHE ARnTE N afRh 6 TT RER3LYs ~ Il 81

THE ABOVENAMED DEFEND
Il ANT, Stephen Grihin, Is hereby notified that
on the 2lst day Of April 1850, the said Plaintiff Med
In said Court his petition setting forth for cause q
action against said defsndant that ths IN day of
April, A. D. lS59, plaintiff brought suit IN attach
ment before Justice Of the Peace in said county,
against one solomon s Grifn, and at the date LAST
Aforesaid served the said steven Grimm with notios
OF Garnishment, in the action pending before said
Justice and thereafter in said action last named,
this plaintiff recovered judgment on the I'D day Of
june A. D., 1859, against said solomon g. Grn, for
two hundred and f1rty-six dollars damages, and costa
Of suit, taxed At eight and l0-l0O dollars, which
Judgment IS still in f0rce and wholly unpaid. That
the disclosure made by said Stephen Grimm before
said Justice under said notice o. garnishme1t Eas
unsatisfactory to this said plaiutin: that said Ste
phen Griffin at tho time Of the service Of said notice
Of garnishment upon him had in his possession and
under his cohtrcl large amount Of property belong
ing TO said solomon 5. Griffin, and was Otherwise
largely indebted TO said solomon s. Grin, Of which
property and indebtsdness said stephen Griffin laled
TO make disclosure said petition asks for Judgment
against said stephen Grilin, in the Of Two Hun
dred and Fifty and l0-6O Dollars, with interest
thereon from the sd day Of June, A. D., 1889 The
defendant Is required TO answer the allegations Of
said petitod By the I'd day Of June, A. D., ls0,
Judgment viii be taken against him 5y default In
the above amount. J. f. INGERSOLL,
rprL6.2s6 plaintifI7F Arforuav.
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FROM CHICAGO.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE
CLEYELAND LEADER.
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ON PLATFORM APPOINTED.

HEUhIE AoHMUNJ UF MAH
PRESIDENT OF CONVENTION.
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CtLEVELAND AND ERIE Rail

All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincin-
natl, ST. Louis &c. and all the trains going eastward
connect at Dunkrk with the trains of the n. Y. &.
Railroad, and Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo 4 New York City Railroads.
II. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The Wigwam was sgain crowded with an
overfowing food Of people, pouring through
every door as soon as opened. The WlgWsmI
hall was almost instantly densely. packed
The galleries were well filed with ladies'
though not so completely as in the morning
session.
Mr.. Lowry, from Penn, reported that the
Board Of Trade had prepared large neet ior
an excursion on the Lake, and would wait
till six o'clock for the Convention. DE
moved that the Convention proceed TO attend
the excursion at six o'clock. Lost, amidst
applause from the body Of the hall.
Mr.. Horton, Of Ohio, from Committee on
Permanent Organization, reported the name
Of George Ashman, MAss., permanent Pres
/ ident. loud Applause.I
Hon. Preston King, Of New York, and
Carl Schurz, Of Wisconsin, were appointed a
committee to conduct the President to the
chair.
Nr. Ashmun took the chair and was greet
ed with immense applause, the delegates
rising and giving six hearty cheers. When
order was restored the President spoke ss
e.sslsmsn of the Convention, RspubH.
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CHICAGO, May l6-l 2. N.
Seward stock ahead decidedly. Wade
next, OF Lincoln. b.
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CHERIFFs ssALE.-BY VIRTUE
~ Of writ Of fieri Facias Issued out Of the Court
q common Pleas Of Cuyakoga county AZ The suit q
yas0n tanned. plainfin, against John y Kidney
deiendents 70 me directed ] have levied upon and
shal ouer lor sale az the door Of the Court douss
lsorner seneca and Champain street. u teo city o.
LEY efel4aa N 4alq county on the 5tn d4I o. une5
80 az O'Clock p. NJ the loOWing described lands
and tenenentsi % wit Lot No % m Taylor HOyt8
allotment, In Brooklyn township Cuy dhoga county,
Ohio. Appraised a. SOD.
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OLEVELAND & TOLEDO Rail

Connections are made AZ MOnrOevllle with Lne san
dusky, Mansfield and Newark R. r., Of Clyde with
the Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati r. R., At Ere-
mont with Fremont Indiana r. R., and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
troit, Jackson, Fort Wayne Logansport, lafayette
Cairo, Alton st. Louis, and all points West North
west and Southwest.
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo and the
West, At $40 A n, 3:O5 P. n, and 9:Oo P. Nj from
-, I. D; RUCKER, Superintendent
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Persons wo re6de In The ciy and have residence estab
nel The line Oh the oad procure tickets in pack
Of twenty se for their personal at reduced rste al
u. Z. OAKLEY,
General Ticket Agent.
BENTLEY d. HasEfIt
Cflel Eng ard Gen. Superintendent.
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9 v
$i2ss4 1874 slosc77,lA
TOTAL General Deposits. ........ !,
RESOURCES.
- ='7 : -
4 SI2 SIslh0 Ss,iI GIG. s III Sss3
Comparative Statement for mo veeEs.

Actual increase of Long and Short Loans for sl
The following is the comparative statement Of
loans, discounts, mortgages and pledges, which IN
cludes active movements, excepting exchange and
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The IoIIWiHs HSufts uelote the position OF the
anks on the last SATURDAYS Of january ls59-l60.

The highest amount Of specie attained last year
was the 18th Of March when it reached SIT ol3,-
5os. The highest amount in the deposit line proper
s23 $50 0i5 on the 18th February. The highest
amount of circulation was on the I'd of April, say
SIS ,054,ol6. The highest amount Of loans and dis
counts was on the 4th Of june SIS ,95a, 3s3. They
ruled through the month of May from s2s 600
mp to the above maximum.
The Exchange transactions for the week have
been in the aggregate large, fully three millions OF
dollars. To-day there was good demend for sight
drafts and bank checks on NewYerk. The counter
rate 1T the banks was uniform at dis, though
large sums were to be had at dis. Outside the
rates ruled for the hest to good at 2(GA. ~ time
bills there were large transactions in sixty days
sight on New York and Boston vt Oct. discount,
with some sales ut II. and others ut from 81, 2i2a
dis. The supposed difficulty of negotiating time
bills in New York and Boston has passed off;
nevertheless the Western banks have so large
large calls for Eastern funds that they contine their
purchases in this market to sight exclusively and
The banks making returns for collections have to
ooniine them to sight and nothing but sight. In
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tofelsh There were some ISLES Of document sterling
g ie7 l6DloTsi and aenr Dlals iii asa1pT4:
snossa some drawers hold III toe, Il was ap.l,ilI
sork g realize from deaIcrs-- exsrsxaa rates for
monuments were from 1O6z0tg7g. Francs 8sgs
aeaes to-siays We quote from 5.s2i15.25. tAo;,9l.
,af areet renaissance higher rates nsust BIZ Mid.
ihe aasiees from New York hy telegraph this
morning guote sterling low. sales 81 sonsacrn
Bank draft at Iosesloss which does nos Isays
much margin. s, 80 800
There were no sales IL stackn ta.a.v ii, III
feeling whatever towards bonds s;sa
securities.
The movements ia real estaea have becr, ss,tssslv
on account Of saccessions, with the country fapdx
belonging 70 the Macdonpgh estate. There il nj
elimination in the quantity of real estate offering.
Host any one with fen dollars and habits 81 IN
dustfy and economy can become Il real essate pro.
pretor, either in vacant LOT under water or
above water. Cottages, tenements and dwelling
houses Of every description, quasi palaces and
palatfal residences. are daily offered, with brick
stores, old banking houses, cotton and sugar Plan
tations. In fine, any can invest from ten dol
iars e 2 quarter or half million Of dollars III d
single purchase.
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n ArupIAn,s TROPICAL aooE1Na-
and superior to any CHER over used in sonharr

Cheaper and superior any ether used in Southerp
climate.
lis tested and recognized qualities are-
LIST. nURAGIbITY-eaisl to the beBt slate roofs
a. Observation-Disclosures any other no crack
or leaks being possible.
3d. BEAuTYIIt presents smooth and granite like surface
ht GHEAPSESS-it than though 1t is AZ
good, any slate wood roof than Ale inferior
composition roofing heretofore public saves hi
of and valleys. -Z,
sate-roof.
6ih GoNyENIENCE-It will not soften under the heRt d;
this clmate and protects tho interior buildings
hear of
Iih saLlDIfY-It becomes harder and
posue Gan DO put upon oafs Of slope and icing Of gi
weight aoes require heavy tnfteTs support while
not liable u eorosion and breaking does regime reps
Tbs sTR0PiGAI4 ROOFING y is q chemical compound OF
ahsaHce severa Of which peculiar combined
in This city
Testimonials Of the the har
4 the and he verified by any person wishing s
fore contracting.
All orders len tho Postnhce, Box No. ., VII b
- j. C. KAUFMAN.
el5 Iy of Bic;ifille aui Marais SIS
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CATTLE MARKET.

JEFsERsoS CRY. Jan q. pee.
Arrived "A Western Beeyes. 2io Hogs, 2a0 Sheep,
and 10 Mich Cows. The market continues hear
lily supplied with Hogs and Western Beaves. Ne
quote Inferior Western Beeses at SIS oo@sa5 90
III hehd
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Crescent OFFICE, No. 10 c
:.


SUGAR Some 300 hhds. were sold at I'M
changed prices. Fair to Fully Fair s@Tlc. % %.
MoLAssEs. Sales 1000 hbls. at 81 Ds7c. for Or
binary and Fermenting, and ISOLDE. for Prime to
Choice also 800 hf bbls. at Al as and 44c. % gal
Ion for Ordinary to Choice and Fancy lots.
FLOUR. ;. The market was inactive but steady,
with sales of only 100 to 500 bbls.. including 225
saper6ne at IS s7a 800 at So 90, and athother lot
at the latter price.
GRAla. All the Corn In FIRST hands Was sold,
including 175 sacks Inferior at &C., 500 sacks, in
lots, at so, and $50 White, in two lots, also at soe
ID bushel OF Oats about 800 sacks ST. Loais
were sold at $780, and I+00 in several lots, at 6oc.
" bushe In Bran we heard Of no transactions
Provisions. - Pork was in fair request, with
sales of some 1850 hhs. New, comprising 400 II.
@. al 81 so. $50 Mess az sls 90, 100 Mess at -.
800 at SIT 75 1000 at the advanced rate OF SD ~
% Dbl In Bacon the transactions were e0nlnad
to % casks Shoulders, lin two lots, at 20. ~ d.
OF Green Meats 1900 pieces In bulk were sold at
81 and &C. for Shoulders and Hams, and 20 casks
at 6tc for Shoulders 81 for 6des and $40. "a b.
for Hams In Lard we noticed the sale Of only
100 tierees Prime at loac. D b.
HAY. so bales Western brought s35 90 % TIM.
CoFFEE.. Sales 900 bags. of which 30 at II le.,
200 at 11ae. and $50 at 12c. % b.
WHISKY. The market was very duh. and no
did not hear of a sale Of any consequence.
FREIaHTs We noticed British ship taken
for Liverpool at 9-l6d for Cotton, and d ship for
liverpool to ill up ut 9-l6d., and to Hayre at
-
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sEMDVAE4S---asF sHEDV AIS.

EsE,RgnVh A E4S--~as FthEDV 4 ES.
II EaIoVAl, -. RENO VAL.
DRst CLARK d FRtEpRIGRs. Dentists
Have removed f,nn i24) to tao CANAL STREET, door
m eaat in II
u GGEIOVIaD REMOVED.
j. C. cALLIsTER,
Card and Seal EngraVer and Printer,
Has No. CAMP STREET in the Mnsic Store Of
Mr. r. r werlein where he will be found always ready do
any kind of CARD. sEAIaor DOOR PLATE ENGRAVING,
the shortest notice and the reasonable tens Pac
ular attention paid to WEDDING CARDS. etc,
j. c. McALEIsTER, EscRArnR,
No. 5 Camp street,
dl2 2nst-sn Al Mnsic Stare NJ r. p Werlein
ID EshIuVAI4-THE= SECOND JUSTICES 6OUHf lias
III removed from the Camp and Common streets
corner Commercial Place and ST. Charles street.
d. II. MITCHELL
NO I'm Second lsstice If The Peace
rHANGE OF NUMBER, BUT Eur OF LouA.
~ T1oS. ----
Drs CLARK d FRIEDRICHS,
Dentists,
No. l2i formerly 1910 CANAL STREET,
fs3tf Union Bank Buidiag.
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II will be seen that there is considerable increase
in the line of discounts, being nearly half million
in paper maturing beyond ninety days. which leads
to the impression that it is more profitable to dis.
count commercial paper at the rate Of sos Oct.
than It is to invest in exchange. The exchange is
hardly worth following unless it Is carried out on
q magnificent sealen and without being caught by
jockey bills.
From the figures below It will be observed that
in the bank movement for the corresponding week
last year there was Reinforcement in long and
short loans, say for the week ending tile Goth JAM
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"A aIEAaII.1's H11LLs-A LARGE AS
- OF Ibis celebrated mtnufari1s assorted
~ sOtot1D pounds in suitable for Plantations
<zAES Steamboats, 0lders received 10y any sizes un 5
pounds. Being monlled M PERFORATED IRON CASES,
which ensure perfect and ea casting mpnnted in The most
approved aud durable manner they
isiaeton and finish They have repeatedly awarded
by various societies aud institutes bo Snte aud
highest pfsmnms among which Will only The FIRST
REMIuM the ae Mississippi STATE Fair For sale ny
STARK, sTAUFFER 4 co, Il Gangl ST,
ar in E3nW SnH [pnisiana.
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- BURDENS lMPIkaStLD HUI8E SHOES
NThese shoes Of 'hs fos perfect and approved form.
Hand universally admired They been approved
Mi and used b. United Government snee Innq
Of year also by Tho principal shaers throughout
te country refined shoe iron IN used
any Of which viii be found to bend cold whoat brcskng
,aea tban s per The rapidry with which they ar made
the enormous capacity of the machine, The S1na cost ii
King enahle the manufacturers give The
bestqusl price which must causc them
niare Of IN sand made shoes large sale Nv
p dl7 lni&3mW SHARK. zsTAufFER 4 GO, II Canal 4
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The Coaches and Baggage waggeas Of ..FILBURS oMNI
BsS LINE will call for passengers Of eny Of the Hotels,
my part Of the city by leaving orders At tile 1ce of The NJ o.
=" i AID # - ~ w. VI Nv S+"' l. T. wrrpUR