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The Placer herald., 1860-06-09
SUPERIOR LUMBER!!
Always on Hand at
The New England Mill,

Il
nOfstOWn Road.
THE proprietors of the above named Mill are
i prepared to fiji all orders for LUMBER ut the
shO rtest notice.
Building and Fluming Lumber,
of every description. of the first quality and the
terms equally reasonable with any Mill in the
county.
GB-The inspection Of the public is respectful
ly requested.
ED-N. B. Orders left at Wells. Fargo Co.'S
Express. Auburn, will receive prompt attention.
May 28th, l859.-ly
The Placer herald., 1860-06-09

A ND is now ready to cIothe all his old "A
n friends and customers, and all others,
with garments appropriate to the season, -nA
cut in the latest style Of fashion, and made in
the best manner. Linen and cloth coats. vests,
and pants; fine frock, business. and suck coats of
different colors and qualities; Silk, Marseiles,
Velvet, and Fancy Vests; Cashmere Pants OF
every quality also u fine stock of Gents Furnish
ing Goods. Hats of the latest style, and boots
and shoes in quantity, beside any amount of other
goods suited to the trade and in demand by the
community.
The public are invited to call at the we'll known
stand on Commercial street, where they cannot
fail in being pleased with the goods. and the
prices for the same
Auburn, May 5th, 2860.
The Placer herald., 1860-06-09

Lg The MarysviIe appeal has become
Republican in politics, and B. p. Avery, Esq 1,
late of the Hydraulic Press, San Juan, has
assumed the editorial charge Of the paper.
Mr.. Avery is gentleman of talent and in
dusry and will make his mark in his new
position.
The Placer herald., 1860-06-09
RHEUMATISM!

Smith 4 Co.'s New Remedy for Rhcunla.
tisni, and all Impurities of the Blood,
Now for the First Time Placed
Before the Public.
The Placer herald., 1860-06-09

James Moore vs. His Creditors pplication
dismissed, and judgment for costs against Plain
tiff and in favor of Millikin Il Bro, opposing
creditors. $50 so.
The Placer herald., 1860-06-09

EN-A great deal of the new cut hay is
said to have been injured by the frequent
late rains.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-27

Sales were 1900 bbls, at S5,25@s5,s0 for super
fine Htatei tatuahQ for extra state; S5,faQo,2l for
supSrhn Westerui t5,b0Qh,7Q for common % medium
ira round hoOped Ohio. Market closing dull.
CANADIAN EIfOUk-iu ilniitod supply and
the market quiet Sales go bba at 3s3i 80 t1r
RYE FI0fjR1steady with trining sales at
S3,50(GNl35 common 90 choice superiino.
ECORN MEAIl-Dull and unchanged. Sales 100
WHiSiSY-Frme with pretty good demand. p
Sales OF 7U1h bis at 1.,4oaH4e.
WHEAT-Oprnod steady but aftrr the Cana
dams news a very heavy feeng prevailed, aud mod
crate transactions made at decline % 20 % per
bus shippers generally holding hack for larger de-
cline. Sales are a6,OoU hus Milwaukee club at
Sl,2adl,ai for primo TO choice; 1000 Amber Wis
consin Ht Sl2,; $1,000 winter rcd western At Sl3t
igOO com 10 fair; Chicago spring at Sllg0l,20; H.,
no Racine spring at l,2O; 3inO white Michigan nt
Si3G l,3nO very choice n, q. at Si626; 2U0 common
red southern at Sl,9l
RNE-Quiet andhrm at SIC.
BARLEX-Dullandd declining. Sales 300 bus
al lse for Canada East, and SIC for Canada West.
COltN-Less doing and market a shade easier
sales are fbul tus AZ 600 6gsc for mixed western.
pAIS-unly moderately active but without quo
aud state.
PORK-Market quiet and steady. Sales so hblu
senQ old mess; Si6,91GlguO TOR new mess, aud SIS
60 for old rumps; Sl2i2@l3,23 old primci sl4,51f
REEF-Quiet and steady. Sales are $50 bbls at
SS,I5Ai2 i21 tor country prime S5,00A21 for country
mess; Sboss,M for repaeked meas SlO'@l@li'0 lor
PRIME MESS BEEF-Dull aud unchanged.
bkEE II AMS-Quiet and steady Small sales AT
C'JTT nfFATsEVery scarce with trifing sales at
ssc16sc shoulders; and llte bac hams.
LARD-MarSet dull aud unchanged. Sales are
BUTTER- Selling at n@I5o for Ohio; lCa2Ic
CHEESE-steady at s4&uc.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADIAN.

FAETAER PoDr, Oct. %.
The steamship Canadian, from Liverpool nth,
via Londonderry evening OF the l2th instant,
passed here at $50 a. m, today, en- route to Que
Her advices are one day later than those by the
City of Washington, OF Cape Race
The steamship Bremen from New 1ork, arrived
at Southampton on the llth
The steamship Cangar00 from \. Y, arrived At
Queenstown on the nth.
The English news Is unimportant
fhe PARIS correspondent of the Times says pri-
Yate trustworthy accounts from the Island of Sar-
dnia speak of the commencement OF manouvres
by secret agency there IN iaVor OF annexation
10 France, in the same manner and by the same
means ns We're employed by French emissaries IN
savoy and Nice.
The Bourse, on the 10Th, was very lat, aud
Rentes declined 70 60f 5Oc.
Prom Naples no new movement is reported.
Gen Cialdini hsd received orders to cross the
Neapolitau frontier, and decisive events were
expected 20 occur at any moment
Garibaldi was aboutt0 cOuyoko the electoral
college Of the Two Sicilies 10 vote by universal
suffrage.
The. PiedInOntese corps d'armee in Naples Will
amount 10 70 900 men.
Affairs in the Papal States are unchanged.
Il was reported that LamOriciere had telegraph
ed 10 Marseiles 10 secure passage in the steam
er for Civita Veechia for himself and three other
officers.
The saudinian Chambers were debating the law
ofannexation, and n vote was expected TO be tax
IL was reported that Russia was about 10 recall
her Ambassador from Turin.
Advices from Rome confirm the statement that
the French would re occupy Niterto
The POntifcial gems d'armes precede the French
bv twelve hours The Inhabitants are prepared
10 repulse them, but TO yield 10 the French Mar
qUis
De1olu had proceeded 20 Nitarlo 10 re assure
the inhabitants that Victor Emanuel was at Ma
The statement is confirmed that Spain had pro
posed Congress Of all the Catholic Powers at
Gaeta-
In Austria an extraordinary credit had been
granted to the Naval Department for the con-
structon ofnayal batteries 10 defend the entrance
Of ports. f.
Since the departure of Fuad Pasha from Syria
the Musselmen had re recommended the massacre,
and killed twenty Christians. The remaining
Christians were emigrating IN Iatakia. The Nus
selnen were furious agains. the Christians aud
had threatened the life of tie Russian Consul.
LATEST VIA LONDoNDEERY.
1t was reported that the French army at Rome
was to be increased to 1000 men, and the gaTri
son of Lyons was to be put on . complete wal
footing
Liverpool breadstufs had an advancing ten
W6esat-DecIining and 2desI lower since Tues
day.
COrn-Quiet but steady.
PrOvisions-DulL
London Money Market.-Consols quoted Fri
day noon al 9255G9S
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aalFaifimes.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO
II u MY LID nntIc.. I'm Lha Trihnna .inca ua1

II EALTH OF AMERICAN WO
~ ~ AEa.-Read notices in the Tribune since Dec.
srom his EToelloncy JAMES D, WEsCOTT, Gov
eTIoI Of Floriia, and member Of the o. S. senate:
- os n upward Of twenty-five years afflicted
Win alsease IN my family which the best medicine
ll1 ~ 4Ss TALENT in The country failed 10 cure but
which yielded in most satisiactOry manner, to the
draeienberg Remedies conscientiOusly advise their
use. JAg n WFsTCOTT
NEW YORK, February, 1659.
DR.. J. T. BR1DgE-Dear Sir: some two wears 40
an intimate female friend had been sufIeriuq from
falling Of the womb whites and deranFed meustru-
alton, together with the attending 5vmnforIs -
clearly described in your advertisements md 7qrn
phsts. She had the very best medical skfT IN thfs
city till entirely pr0strted and her physician uaIlV
told her that he thought her liie might possibly Is
prolonged little longer uEdrr the most judfeious
treatment. FOR two weeks alter that she egutinued
TO sink, when came into your Oflice at The Grae-
ienberg Medical Institute aud related her symp-
toms. As you confident Of the Graeienberg
Marshas Cathoiicol, in relieving her she dischaIg
81 al the physicians and tried il, though doubling
". Frovideutially Il r i3ged her quickly, and hVs
bottles entirely cured. Since then, for near two
years, there has not been any recurrence Of the com
plant, and she is as strong, active and healthy
When young girl JAO. r. BRIGGS
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aatfdffinFs.
rgAz WHAT TIE PEOPLE say.

The undersigned having used Professor HUN
pURFYy spECfFIO HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
ln our families with the most satisfactory results, and
having full confidence Ia their genunenesa, purity,
srd eificacy. cheerfully recommend them 70 all per
sons Who wish g. have safe reliable and eiiicaro'P
Ts,,,sllcs NJ hf.nd Tor private or domestic use
The Rev. WIN llpsmer, editor % " The Nortlern
tpiapeUd@nt." Auburn, \. = The Rev =. u Crrs
40 ID Rector of H. Peters Church, Auburn, N. T.;
~ nv. b. Ives. Chaplniu ot he Auburn STATE
pri,.1. The Rev Spencer ". Rice, Rector, Nes Bel
ia-l Mass. tle Rev Alien steele, NeE-fors Con
6.,.,-.. 49,, f,sy samuel Nchps, EaEt-Genrses Con
C.,e-,. n Y I the Rev p 5. cralt, Dorset, " the
rev. John Robie, Buffalo; A. C. Hart t'l, uura,
n. T.; The hon Neal Dow, Portland, Ne tls Ton.
Schuyler C0Iisx sogih-Bend, lnd " H"n. 3sorke
tbs aOffo state Journal" Columbus, Ouio the non.
H. Graham, Moline, IN the Hon Il"m's
Chase. Monticello, Fla.; the Hon. Josrln ls~nel't'
Udcn N Y Wrn. Bristol, ESQ, IucA' y: D. ?
Pond Esq, Ctcn, n. Y. james PinnSe'l '-''i '''''
arFrfH
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MASTER COMMISSIONERS

INl SALE-Pursuant to al order OF sale, to ms
uIruU,ed, issued from the Court Of Common Pleas OF
CuyahOga county, OlIiD, the 9th day Of October,
l,6u, in an action therein pending, wherein William
hunter is plaintiff and James Ross, Esther M. Ross
and others defendants SHALL on the 10Th day Of
November, 1850 at clock r. NJ, expose Tor sale at
public auction, at the door of the Court House, in
the city OF Cleveland in said county, the several
pieces and parcels OF land described follows 10
lst. Being part of lot 2s, in the original allotment
of the village Of Cleveland IN CuyahOga county, in
the State Ui Ohio bounded as follows: Beginning at
a point ON the west line of Bank street in said city
thirteen rods 3J north OF the north line Ol 81. Clair
street thence westerly at right angles with Bank
street to the west line OF SAID lot No. IS thence
uortherly and parallel with Bank street, sixty six
(66) set thence eastery at right angles with Bank
street TO the west line thereof thence sOutherly
the west line Of Bank street sNty-siX 900 teet TO
the place Of beginning Apprised at si,UOJ
Zl .s Known part Of lot No. twenty (Z1)
iu Cleveland, CuyahUga county, Ohio, and being
tnirty-thres i1) icet 'front.' the sOuthery side
Johnson street. and nine yl rods deep OF epual width
and bounded as follows: Commencing on the west
line OF hand owned by Joel Scranton, Nov. - 1888 ;
running thence sOutherly nine % rods; thence
westerly parallel with johnson street thirty
three (i5l feet; thence northerly 10 the sOutherly
line Of johnson nine ~ rods thence easerly
along said johnson street TO the place Of beginning
Apprised value 81, 200.
81. sKnOwn as part Of ten aero lot fifty-six (55)
in Cleveland, CuyahOga county, Ohio, decided by
Joseph Lyman TO John b. Waring, October Y, 1851;
and is bounded and described as follows, TO wit Be
ginning point on Prospect street, north side
= PT05pect steet is now Vgidened and beng the
southwest corner Of said lot and the northeast
ner Of Prospect and Perry streets; running thence
nOrtherly along tho east line of Perry street one
hundred and forty live ijl feet; thence sasterly
line parallel with tho north line Of Prospect street
seventy five feet and ten inches 5-lO thence south
erly line parallel with the east line OF Perry
street hundred and tOrty-ye (li5) feet; thence
westerly along the north line Of Prospect street 70
feet and ten inches 10 the place OF beginning being
the same land decided to James Ross by o. n. Skeels
and wife, recorded in Nolej Cuyahoga. Records, page
''-' r'' '''7' JOSEPH 5 GRANNIs,
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Sewing MaFhinFs.

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEW
w ING MACHINES VICTORIOUS over all
other Sewing Machines at all the public contests,
wherever they have ccntended.
WHEELER & WILSON have sold the last year
lending Nov. lst, 1881 nearly many Machines as
all the others.
As given by Elias Howe, Jr., to whom all mnst ac-
co1,Tt for the uumber sold
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THE AMERICAN
PHoTOGRAPuIo PORCELAIN Co,


NO. Isl BRGApwAY, NEW roRE.
HAVING SECURED THEIR
novel and ingenious invention By American
anu European patents, are fully prepared TO execute
MINIATURE LIKENEssEs OF PERSONS ON
CHINA,
presenting all tho attractive and advantageous ioa
nros Of ordinary photographs, tho brllliancy and
finish Of "a water color drawing, and hitherto un-
attained quality Of durability, by being rendered as
upon which they Transferred
As the pstontsd process Of the Company enables
the rrnrOduCtiou of Photographs, not only ON plain
surfaces, but upon such are round or OF any de,
Preo OF irregularity-portraitsc can bo reproduced
upon Porcelain wares OF any description and dimen-
sions used articles Of luxury or Of household util
ity, such as
URNs, VASES, BREAKFAST CUPS, TOILET
ARTICLES, &c.i
thereby securing faithful portraits and furnishing
unique and s1qutite style Of ornamentation ot art
In order 10 furnish facilities for the qualification
Of the popular TASTE and 10 meet the wants OF those
patrons Of the Fine Arts desiring OF having porrala
on Porcelain, the Company have imported nom Eu-
rope collection Of superior porcelain goods manu-
factured 10 their own Orer which they sell at cost
As the American Company arc owners Of the pa
tent right, and consequently the only persons a9-
thOrzed 10 use the process, they have determined,
in order to afford
PEOPLE IN EVERY SECTION OF THE UNION
an opportunity to possess
PORTRAITS ON CHINA,
to make the following proposition TO residents In the
Country, who are unable To visit personally the
Ateier and Galleries In New York.
Persons sending a photograph, ambrOtypo, OF ia
guerreoype to the Office Of the Company in New
IOrks, accompanied by
FIVE DOLLARS,
will receive in return by express, free Of other
charge, richly ornamented
BREAKFAST CUP AND SAUCER,
with the portrait transferred thereon. By transmit
/ ing daguerreOtype and
TEN DOLLARS,
| they will secure in like manner,
| AHANDSOME FRENCH VASE OR TOILET
| ARTICLE,
with the portrait reproduced by the patented pro-
| cess by sending O pair Of daguerreoty pcs anu
| FIFTEEN DOLLARS,
| they will receive in return
PAIR OF RICH SEYRES VASES,
with the portraits executed equal to miniature paint
ings; and, in like manner, portraits eau be repro
| duced on porcelain wares or
VASES OF EVERY QUALITY OF FINISH,
ranging in price from
| TWENTY To ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS THE
! PAIR.
| N B-Be particular in writing the address, town
J county and State dsticntly.
All letters TO be addressed to manager American
Photographic Porcelain Co.." 73l Broadway, New
! York Octl3:3lS
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FROM NRw YORK.

NEw NoEk, Oct. 20,
Wm Harvey, Jr notU broker, was arrested
fnr swiudling Megsrs. Quick ~ l. nommedieu out
of $500, nearly ell of which was lost In few
DAYS al gambling,
The Times Washington CORE spondent says
that dispatches have been received from our Min
istor at Peru, submitting a new proposition Tor
The settlement of the American claims. The
pr1positiou has been examined by the State De
partment and rejected, Notwithstanding Minister
CLAY urqes acceptance.
The Times Washington correspondent says a
hieh of8cial IN the Treasury Department has di-
,lilged the plan Of disuni0n at the South. The
Man Isl In case Lincoln Is elected Is 20 convene
southern Legislature by proclamation the Sth day
oT November, declare the Union dissolved, and
proIiouncing In favor Of Breckenridge as Presi-
dent Of the Southern Union
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-27

All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Cincin-
natl, St. Louis, 6c aud all the trains going eastward
connect ut Dunkirk with tho trains Of the n Y 8 r.
Railroad, aud at Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo New York City Railroads
III. NOTTINGHAM supt
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THE RAILWAY.

CISCINNATI, Oct 70
The Time Table Convention decided that Els
eru trains should leave here at $50 A NJ. anu
1890 2. NJ. to commence November lSth-
The subject of difference between all rail and
rail and water rates was discussed by the EN'cu,
tive Committee of Westetn roads, and postponed
for further conference at Columbus on the l4th
proximo
The Convention was entertained today by Al
fred Gather, Superintendent Adams Express,
with a splendid dinner at the St Charles TX
change at which Messrs Evans and Splatt, Eng
lish Directors Of the New York Erie road, were
present
The proprietors OF the Burnet House extend a
similar courtesy Tonight
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OsWEGO NIARKET-OCT. 26.

FLOUR--Unchanged
WHEAT-Dull and heavy. The irmness Of hold
ers and advance in freights checks transactions
Sales GOO bush No. Milwaukee club at 81, 10.
CORN-Dull. No inquiry for shipment. Sales
last night 1900 for city at 5gc ahOat. Other
grains quiet.
CANAL FREIGHTS-EXcited; &c higher on
grain. Wheat lSc; Corn I7Gl78c, to New York
LAKE I1IPORTS-340; lOur 226,OOO wheat
%, 100 corn, II, 100 oats, 5 0OO barley.
CANAL EXPORTS flour, 1890 wheat
3i'gOO barley.
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VLEVELAND AND MAHONING
J RAILROAD.-TIME TABLE No. l5.
no take effect after Thnrsday, Eebrnary 10 I65a.

MAKING CONNECTIONS.
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland Il Erie, aud Cleve-
land Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SOlOn, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &c.
At Mantua, with hacks for Rayenna, &C.
At Braceville with hacks to Newton Falls, &c.
At Warren with hacks to Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
vile, Bloomfield, Garfield, &C.
land, Lowell and EnOn Valley, and thaRce by 2. +.
W. * q. r. L. to Pittsburgh.
Cleveland, Feb. 9,ls59.
CLEVELAND AND PLTTSBUKG
~ RAILROAD.-SPRING ARRAHGEMETr. To take
effect on Monday, June lit, 1860. TRAINS LEAVE
CLEVELAND DAlLY-Sunduys excepted:
7:3O A. M.-Mail for Pittsburgh, Wheeling and New
Philadelphia.
SIS P M.-Express for Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
Both Trains make direct connections with Penn
sylvania Railroad for Baltimore, Philadelphia New
srk and Boston. Also with Baltimore n Ohio Rail-
road for Baltimore and Washington City.
Also connect at Hudson for Akron and Mllersburg.
6B- Time by this route quick and fare will be
the same as by Northern Lines TO New York.
F. r. MYERS, C. T. Agent imieli
ATTENTION SHIPPERS!
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No.I.-For Fever, Congestion, ard lndamrHiio9-
No. 9.-For Worm Fever, Worm Coic' WeFing ne
D'S; No. s-ror Cole, Crying, reellins, aad waEsfu'
'' No. o. 4mFor Dlnrraa.a, choisr Iuiantum. and su7
i No. 5.TPor Cole, Grplngs, Dyseuiery, Or Bloody
''SS Eo s-For Cholera. Ctolera Morbus, Vomiting.
No. For Coughs. Colds lnausnzs. nnd s"r-
lLJoAI Yo s-For Toothashe, Faee-ache, huI Nyrsr.a
No. 9-For Headache Vertigo, Heat anil Fa.'n'Sa
~ n, = IN -IDysprpst, PfIs-For Weak ana D-rtueri
s,omach, Constipation, and Liver Complaint
NJ. il.-F0R FEMALE lEaE0UiAElrEs, stHniy' Paln'
fil or Suppressed PERIODS
No. y For LeucoTrE-a. Proiuse Meisss' AA'
Beartns Down OF Pemales
N. I3-For Group, Hoarse Cough, Bad Brealiing
No. l3.-SuT RHEUN raLs-For Ery-s'pelas, ffai'
No I5-RHEuuATIs PI-Ls-For Pu'n, Len'e0=''
or Soreness IN the Chest, Ba.'s ls'.rs, or llH'e'
A-Por Fever and Acne, Cain f-ver, h1'oh Aair
O Psar Pies, Bind or Bleeioe, Iniernal or tx
tsruaL t,..,..t.
Failing. Weak or Blurred SiEht
C-FOr Catarrh, Of long 7tanil ling ~ reeHi r''i'TI
with obstruction or prt'4s- is'arr-
~ C-Far Nraprf- 0...'- rhrl5r. 10 sf.'-if'r
cIncs act Ike charm TIE entire disease q ofteu
arrested a. once, and u all cases tne FloteuH oi u
attack Is moderated the disease shortened, and ren
dered les dangerous
Coughs and Colds, which are Of such frequens oc
eurrence and which 81 often lag the foundation o.
diseased lungs, bronchitis, and consumption, may al
be at once cured BY the Fever and Cough Pila
In al chronic diseases such o. Dyupepgis, Veal
Stomach, Constipation, Liver Complaints, P1lee, fe
male Debility, and Irregularities old Headaches.
Bore or Weak Eyes, Cstsrrh, Salt Rheum a0d oiheI
old erupdOns The case has specifics whose proper sp
pHeatOn Win afford 8 cure In almost every Instance
Onen the cure Of single chronic difficulty, EucE a.
Dygpepsa, Piles or Catarrh, Headache or Female
Weakness has more than paid for The case TEN traa
ever
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PRICE
ALSO SPECIFICS

FoR ASTHMA on PHTHrsIo. - Oppressed, Di1icuhr
Labored Breathing, attended with Cough and EHpec-
toraton. Price, 90 cents per beX-
FOR EAR DISCHARGES AND DEAFNEss.-DischArc-T
from the Ear the result Of Scarlet Fever, Measles,
Mercurials For Noises In the Head, Hardness a.
Hearing, and Ringing In the Ears, and Ear-ocl--
Price, 90 cents per box.
FOR SCROFUIA.-E Enlarged Glands, Enlarged md L.
durated Tonsis, Swelings and Old Ulcers, ScTofols
Cachexy Of Children Price, 50 cents per box.
FOR GENERAL DEBMITY. - Physical or Nervous
Weakness Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or Exhausting Discharges Price, %
cents per box
FoR DRorsY-Fluid Accommodations, Tumd Swell
lngs with scanty Secretions Price, so cents per boy
FoR szA-SIcKSEss-Deathlys Sickness. Vertigo, Nan
sea, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion.
Price, 80 cents per box
FOR URnARY DIsEAsEs.-HOr Gravel, Renal Cal
Gull Difficult, Painful Urination Diseases Of the KID
ueys. Price 80 cents per box.
FOR SEMINAL EAflssIOSs.-InToluntary Discharge
End Consequent PrOstration and Debility, Bad Re
suits Of Evil Habits. The most successful and ell
Client remedy known, and may be relied upon rs
cure. Price, with full directions 81 per box
Persons who wish 70 place themselves under he
professional care, or 10 seek advice Of Prof Hrh-
PHREYs can do so, at his Office, 562 Broadway, daily
from S AN to PM, or BY letter.
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BUFFALO 11ARKET-OCT. &c.

lBT TELEGRAPH
FLOUR-In good demand and steady. Sales are
aO0 bbls S. 80 for fair; S4628 for superne; S495
as ,l2is for extra Illinois and Wisconsin.
WHEAT-0pened shade frmer and closed dull
and dIOOping. Sales are 1900 bush No. ? Chicago
spring at 81 i,O2; sou bush Green Bay club at Slll
Goo bush white Michigen at 81, ,2361l,25
CORN-Dull and heavy. Sales are 6OOO bush at
52lh cents.
Other grains quiet and no sales.
WHISkY-Steady at 2lc.
CANAL FREIGHTS-l9c on wheat; l65fc on
corn 70 New YORK.
LAKE IlIPORTS-lOOO0 bbls flour; $4,000 bush
wheat; 27OOU bush corn; 3O0O bush barley.
rGANAls-F54ASsRAJ5RR9Ir' J5RIr 9's-'a' Ii - - ''-''''
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NEW YORK, Oct %.
The Democrats of the Eighth Congressional
District have nominated Isaac y; DeIAplalue;,
1fessrs HerrieJ and Bradford the Tammany and
Mozart candidates, having Withdrawn
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Yesterday Afterno0n's Report.
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BOSTON, Oct, 70.
Tho steamboat train from New York from
Fal River for Boston ran on tlle Track near
- Airs Drinkwater. OF Portland, Me. had an arm
to,y. oar: Afrs Pond, OF ROckpnrt Me, lad an erin
brolzen an Infant had a thigh broken and sever.
al other passengers were considerably. but none
fatally injured.