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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-11

+ ETTERS testamentary no the estate of Hem
Il 4 ry McWn Jams, dec'd. late of Ferguson twp,
have been granted to the undersigned, who re-
quests all persons indebted to said estate to make
immediate payment and those having claims TO
present them duly anth' nticated for settlement
SAVSxL icW WILLIA-Hs, Adu'r.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1860-10-11
Mr. Schnell.

MIR. Schnell.
Our thanks are due this gen tie
man for his kindness in giving US the late
Telegraphic News concerning the election
Joe is clever fellow, and as good as he is
good looking.
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YALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE
THE subscriber offers for sale that very valua
l. BILE property now in the occupancy of Col
Upton, the said property is situate the corner
of Centre and Market streets, fronting the Dia-
mond, and is the most desirable place of residence
in Milesburg, will be offered for short time only
at a very low figure. J. G.. McMEEN.
Mlesburg, juno 28, '60.--tf.
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B ~ - a TR TRF G

A CARD TO YOUNG LADIES AND GEN
IA TLEMEN.-The subscriber will send (fre
Of CHARGE to all who desire it, the Recipe and di-
reetions for making simple Fegetsbte Batm,that
will, in from two to eight days, remove Pimples,
Blotches, Tan, Frecktes, Sallowness, ard all i'm
purities and roughness of the Skin, leaving the
ame-as Nature intended it should be-soft,
ear, smooth and beautiful. Those desiring the
ecipe, with fun instruC tions, directions and ad-
e, will please cali on or address with return
stage,) JAS. I. MARSHALL,
Practical CHEMIST,
No. 80 City Buildings, N. York.
June 2S IS60.-Sm.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE.

BELLEFONTE, CENTRE COUNTY, PENN'A.
ON THE SOUTH EAST CORNER OF THE
" Diamond, opposite the Court House.
The undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends and the travelling public in general that he
has taken the above house, and that tho house has
been reftted, improved and newly furnished ex-
teusive stable accommodations are attached, and
is, short, prepared to.aceommodatea all who may
give him call, in the most agreeable manner
He is amply provided with everything to render
his house desirable stopping place, and will en-
deavor to entertain his guests in manner that
csnnot fail to give the fullest satisfaction. No
expense or attention will be spared to make t one
of the best houses in the country. A liberal pa
tronage is respectfully solicited.
HIS BAR viii be SUI Piled with an assortment
Of choice liquors. n
JOHN M'MONAGLE, PrOp'r.
Apr. 10. '6O,--1y.
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MADAME SCHWEND,S

INVALUABLE POWDERS.
ECR the speedy and effectual Cure of all InRa-
4 nations, Fecers, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia and
Liver Complaint, Piles, Gravel, and all Acute and
Chronic Diseases of Adults and CAildren-Send 8
cent Stamp to her Agent, G. B. JONES,
Hundreds of testimonials.] Box 2O70 Phila, P. O.
@- Agency, S. W. cor. Third & Arch Sts.
Oct. 4, 1S6O.-10t. J, Web.
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EDER, CUMMINGS & CO..

T OCK Haven and Tyrone Daily Line Of Sta
j ges, leave Lock Haven at 5 o'clock, A. NJ,
arrive at Bellefonte at II o'clock Leave Belle
fonte at l21 o'clock, arrive at Tyrone at O'Clock
P. M. Leave Tyrone at 9 A. M. arrive at Belle
fonte at O'Clock, p NJ, leave Belefonte for Lock
Haven at P. M, and arrive at IL P. NJ.
July 19,-1S60.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-09-29
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE q ELI BRUCE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
D. L. WIGHTMAN, Sh'h.
GrisWold a Castle, Pins Attys. ssps:3O4.
GHERIFF'S SALE-BY NIRTUE

~ OF a writ Of Venditioni ExpOnas issued from the
UOurt Of Common Pleas Of OuyahOga county, at the
suit Augustus Fuller, et al, plaintiffs against
John Davidson, defendant shall Ofier for sale At
public auction at the door Ofthe Court House, in the
city Cleveland, in said county, the llh day Of
October, 1850 &C o clock p M OF said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate 10 wits third part
in common Of the following described lands and en
ements, 70 wit: original lot No. (2JU) two hundred
aud ninety in heWburgh township CuahUga county,
ohio, bounded north. and south b. the original
lot lines there being lines the east side,
and tue westerly VI said two lines is made tbs
east tern boundary, supposed 10 contain hundred
acres d land. Appraised at S2,6
A. 4, a IA tfipMAN gherfH
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1000 bush mixed Michigan al Sl sOal 80 5000 bush
Chicago spring, called No. i at til6oAl,lSi q ,u0
bush white Ohio aud Indiana at 81 ,92Ql % l6,5o0
bush MilFaukee club at sI,2oal,sSi 6Op bush ambor
Michigan ut Sl,S3. tft
RYE-A shado hrmer, With sales Of $500 bush At
deGT1c. .
bush Canada West at s91h0s3c. -
CORN Mot plenty, With good enquiry, Higher
prices aru realized sales 62O0d bush mixed Nnstefh
al 6sise ior unsound 67a6sc for sound 90,
OATS Little more active a. Sie4Sy lof western
aud Canada West aal1t0c for state .. - II.
NOR X Dull and dropping Sales - DDS ~
SO gsaiq 27 for new messi tlph ior olu mess Nlt
f,r new prime. Rla.21 ior old prime
nRFH-The Market is dull and Unchanged ? eles
Are - hla AZ SiOod9f,25 Cor country prinei s2t1e
$40 tog nountry mess; S76pl0 for rep'd menu SlO,a
all 30 for extra mess q,
pPRINfR MESS BEEF Dull aud nomnally un-
RRER n NRIs-Dull and nonllnally unchanged.
IlIT hiRATs--Vory dull pt sia69s'ae for should
ers, l06GlUFo for hams,
An n Market dull and heavy sales are 90 bbls
/ nt l2Amlal6. Sayersl contracts have been made
lately for future delivery Sales during the past two
OF three weeks have boen 1900 or 3Oo0 packages Of
prlme Kettle rendered az l6c for Novemb bar and De-
/ cember, aud monk for December and January,
| BUTTER- Selling at ilS@i5'go iof ohioi iegsl'
/ for state.
/ nj Q01iilSc for Inferior to prime.
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MISSOURI STATE FAIR.


The Fair Grounds commenced filling at an early
hour o-day, the people being anxious to see Tue
Prince Of Wales who accepted an invitation iroih
can't Hsrper, President Of the Agricultural As
-sOciafion. extended him in Canada, 10 visit the
Foir Tie party arrived on the Grounds at noon,
having driven through the principal streets IN
company with the Mayor and few prominent
citizens, in acknowledgment Of which he grace
fully raised his hat. 80.
aIirhted in the centre and assembled the second
sforv of the PagOda. the Band playing TOD
sove fi,e Queen p Hail Columbia" and '' an
tse DDodler In half an hour the party descend
ed 10 tie grass plot under the Pagoda, and wit
messed display Of cattle, and contest Tor he
5000 prize between IS splendid horses.
Several nroninent citizens of Missouri, inclu-
ding Hon Edward Bates and Gov. Stewart, were
Al O'Clock the Royal party lunehed with the
oliieers Of the Agricultural Association, after
which they returned To the centre Of the arena
and cOntesting horses entered tle ring ne
,1,voris were finally made as folleWs
Rest roadster stallion in harness, 5000 10 Silver
Heels. owned By Gen. Livingston, Quincy Ill.
second best $500 to Ethan Allen. Jr., owned
BY r. II. Smith. Livingston county, III.
Third best 500, TO Humboldt owned by hel-
lev 4 Thomas, Nelson county, Ky
The amphitheatre was filed 70 OveT1oWihg, and
every mari of the ground was covered by moving
humanity Not less than 100000 people were
within the enclosure.
At3 O'Clock the carriages entered the arena 10
onrev the guished visitors from the grounds
afer riding entirely arOund the arena ne
Prince acknowledged the waving OF handker-
chiefs, &C. BY raising his hat Inc parry ' pro,
eeeded outside the amphitheatre and rode around
the track The party was received every where
with demonstrations of high respect, but nothing
Obtrusive or Offensive
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favor Of Freedom, IN New Mexico they tTleo 70
settle Il IN favor Of slavery and now nnd II M
possible =, .,,.,... ~,
He then s5viewed the history Of slavery *,
tension. and said the Territories must DC reseIseu
for the free labor Of over populated Eufope, ,.,ln
soIiri has Lost this cmigntion. HAD shs peeh
-. g. ,,,,,,,lation now in Kansas would nave
settief IN 6er borders She must look 70 Anisus i1,
for deilverencc She g made richer BY 'ni''''hS
Nv fhe settlement Of Kansas By freemen;
" ~, ~ ,,nej,,ies as follows Henoeiorth, ~ my
.onedence I'M the stability Of the Amoricrn Shion
wavers shall come here 60 learn that the Union 7.
y stronger than human ambition, because ~ Il
eees.S.T In the afection Of the American people,
ne eyer shall waver "a my devotion 70 Liberty
sball come up here 20 renew it-here under the
Inspiration OF the yl9ialhy ol ont huNp4eU
Hence forth these shall not be my sentiments
alone, but the sentiments Of all men will come ul
/ 10 Kansas rs they 90 up to Jerusalem. Ihis shal
/ be the sacred city.
The Governor and party leave for the Fast to
/ morrow morning
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rlIIRnRNIA NEMs.

ei Forr Sulru Sept 81
o,. ,,..o-,o,d Mail with i've through passen-
ANt - ,e5fi San Francisco dates 20 iue ttH |
ssses srei-sd here this morning &c hall Pas' ui'e
O'Clock. A.. ,...snsers Is j Horace Kent, Of
ths san Francisco Press, en- T9ale y 1osSGr ~,
1,se Atlantic aud Pacific Ielegrapa l.lNe was
., hs n,,ened y Los Angeles By the WIN Wy.
'1 st.,, " i athain and fhmily were 70 leave san
,.e.sisea on the 18th ult., for Washington ~
~ Overland route An extra anu outtl,t, , Vtl
brscing everything essential 70 theiI l 3I AZ
,,,nvenienee during the Journey, was plaeeu ~
sieir dfsuosah They viii proceed at easy Stages
-l,i expect 10 occupy forty days In reaching 81
I.ouia. ..,. -, ,..r,s.t srsltb from
pseatrr Illinois was attacked by a pattl o.
Ansches and Camanehe Indians NJ DOuDtlul
Ilass Seven homes belonging 70 the Tram W. ~
Killed and Others stolen, me ioloMlls iy VA ana
came party Of Indians atiaeNeu AhN'liui "'i'' ~
fiSst uiules. belonging to tne overland Nail
Company, were stolen BY the Indians ~ hSlse se
1000 Crossing Pecos River. they were huuse
,,.eqfiv r,eantnred by the station men Nho
tSol- fiiem from the camp Of the Indians by s'Fa
tagem- ...l t,.,,,,,y ,r,, reunrtpd
"a, rbufe from salt Lake 10 Fort Brewster On
sSss Ssisl new haa trapred IN relation 90 the
.,,iete6 iucendiares are leaving Northern
-re,-esF IN lsrre numbers. About three hundred
yvaFoas belonging 10 tins class are now s slIuls
ali the road D0rlleflg ul tte NJ 49,.
Their destination Is supposed 70 De Kansas ana
Ni:seq5, 5ss 6reTlssa Aan was detained one day by
bigb water on the Colombo desert near saeHsl' s
Walls. . Jos.,.t Sent a7.
The Pony Express, with dates 10 the 18th ult-
arrived here last night
iIon Rever,iv johnson addressed isrge audi
s,'ee AZ San Francisco, ON the 18th nit st an al an
,irsrsarv Fire Department Celebration ~
f.sfrre 81 tie speech was strong appeal TO th'
Union sentiment ., ~
ss,nbled al SacramentO Amer nominating al
Electoral Ticket, they endorsed bnchaiah au ,
-siristrstion. favored tlle Overland Mall ana th'
Pseifc Railroad and recommended Inc peope t'
s5ofein favor of calling Convention 70 Fefls'
Hr. Wm Stone has been tried before J1dg'
uarlv for killing a member OF me last A@egisla
fnre and was acquitted n
2scouhis if0m the New Coso silver mining DIS
trict are encouraging Two tons OF the ore are oi
the vsy 10 San Emncisc0 for testing
The WashOe mining accounts continue LasoiA
ais The receipts of ore at San Francisco eohaii
ne large.
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nnrGi.As AT INDIANAPoLIs.


The Douglas State Mass Meeting today is the
largest assembly of the Democracy in this STATE
since 1885, the procession, composed OF wagons
and fOOtmen bearing banners, &C, was about one
hour in passing given point, and IN its course
Dassed under a four arched tower, bearing appro
pirate notices and devices. Douglas rode In an
open carriage drawn by four white horses. The
most imposing feature Of the procession was the
Young ladies' car, in the centre of which stood
Young lady attired as the Goddess Of Liberty.
This attraction ELECTED praises and applause from
every person. The desire TO see Mr.. Douglas
was manifested by all party men, and greater
than to hear him speak. His speech was OF the
same tenor that has characterized all Of his speech
es during the present campaign,
He spoke about an hour and quarter. He retus
ed TO answer the questions propOunded by the In
diana Journal saying that they should submit
the same TO their own candidate, Lincoln, Tor an
swer before offering such TO him for an answer
lie alluded to BreckinTidge In severe terms,
charging him and his party of abandoning the
principles of the Democracy, and forSaking the
same plank in theCincinnati platform upon which
he and Breckinridge stood shoulder to shoulder
in 1856.
Crowd variously estimated from 95 900 to 100 :
COO, including a large delegation from Kentucky.
Among prominent speakers present besides
Dougias and John on, are Gov Tod, of Ohio,
Gov, Dixon of Kentucky, Judge Clinton OF en-
neSsee, Mr.. SWitzer of Ohio, Mr.. Logan Of LII
nois and Schnable Of Ps.
The tOrchlight procession and the display OF
fire works this evening were very hne the Sen
tinel Office and number Of other buildings are
brilliantly Illuminated.
Judge Douglas leaves here tomorrow morning
for Louisville
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OANFORD'S LIVER INV IGOR
- ATOR never Debilitates. II is compounded
e6firsIv FREQ FROM GUMS, .tnd has become es-
tsblished hact Standard Medicine, known and ap-
proved by all who have used it. and is now resOrted
to with confidence in all the diseases for which II 1t
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POLITICAL.
HARRIsHuRe. "a, Sd. 2

HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept. Y.
The constitutional Union Executive Committee
met to-day under the call Of the Chairman Henry
n FuIler, for the purpose Of completing the cleo
tora ticket and selecting candidate Tor Governor
Most satisfactory accounts were received from all
TIE following Bell and Everett Electoral Ticket
81, etors al Large-Jos r. Ingorson and William
Wright.
STACEY b. Barkrof, A. J.. Trexel W IL. Slngiuck,
n ~ Woodward, Tinsby letter, D. s.. Bickler, ID.
H. Leech. John Roberts, W. W Mcauigan, Lord
Butler, Herman h EckmGn, Francis Tyler John
A Stearrstt, Wm. d. Penrose, John Mowry, JAS.
A. landis, John J. B. Findley, Alfred Howard, j.
VI Barker, stephen Mercer B. II. Henderson, J.
Hartsurok and Isaac Webster.
The following ra8olutfous were adopted;
Resolved, That it is not eXpedent At this time for
the Constitutional Union party 70 nominate candi
date for Governor.
Resolved, That Heury n Fuller, VIM. Lyon, jno.
Roberts and Nm. Seymour are hereby appointed a
COMMITTEES on behalf Of the friends Of Bell and Ever
eft in Pennsylvania, with authority TO modify
and change the electoral ticket made this day as
shall best secure the harmonious action Of all ma
fi0ual men.
Resolved. That We recommend the holding Of q
Union State Mass Convention Of all citizens Of Penn
sqlyanin opposed 10 the Republican organization, at
as early day after the October election possible
rSiqnedl r. &. PEEHINt Sec'y.
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NEW YORK MARKBT-sEFT. IS.


FIOUR-The market opened quiet and steady
rvith 4 moderate hunle trade demand. Closing heavy
erd sf1Oc psr bbl easier, with shippers generally
-i,oidiT,r Rack ior q still further concession
tt. a. S 81 for extra state; 81, ,2O5, ,35 for super
fpe western: g5 453 20 for common to medium extra
western; S5755s5 Tor shipping brands extra round
CGNEDIiN. FIOUR-Dull, and scarcely so
firm. sales are 40 bbls, at 45,5O@7s50 TOR common
20 choice extra. =.
RYE FLOUR -Quietand steady, Ss,5O@l,4O for
common 20 ochoioe auparfine.
CORN MEAL-Dull, and prices without imPor-
tant change.
WHISKY Y-Market firm. Sales are !, 200 bbls at
Z30Z3lfc.
WHEAT-Market opened steady for winter red,
with moderate demand, Heavy and lower for spring
Heavy, however, ior all kinds, with decline Of "a
&c Per bush winter and spring. Great dificulfy
s experienced by shippers in selling their exchange
sales l2iO0 bush winter red western at 81 .25l.aO
intending 300 bush sold early In the day AZ fhe
latter price; $500 bush prime waite Canada at q a
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w4sHTNGTON NEWS.

WAsHNGTONi Sept. y.
The President nOu gives more than usual AT
tention TO our foreign Affairs
a room for his especial use has just oeeh pre-
psred at the State Department
About ifty clerks thus far have been appointed
- lie Census Bureau, and among them 10 DAY
Nm ] Delsno, well known in connection WIN
~the Southern press. 49,, a.
discontinue the mail service from St Joseph TO
UrnVer CITY and send the mails around by COun
Gil Bluffs, Iowa. ,-...,,r.
A grand pyrotecnic display anu q flSl. 'i, - ~
Vernon. are in the prOgramme for the entertain
lnent Of the Prince Of VI ales.
The receipts into the treasury last week were
81 Ol5 90, Of which about $500 900 were Tor Gus
TOMS -, ID. rr,....,
A priyate letter from China says that Minister
Ward has written u Washington for SIX mUnlls
absence, owing TO the condition OF his health.
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s0HOONBR RLOsT,

Il Is now positively certain that the schooner
81 Marys was fOundered On the night OF the
Lady Eigin disaster One Of her small boats
drified ashore on Sunday, short distance north
of this city One body, supposed TO have been
lost on the Lady Elgin, has been Identified AZ one
ri the sehOeneris crew There were eleven per
sons including the crew on bo9rd. The vessel
~gas valued at $1,000, NO insurance,
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nnrGLAs ooNYENTION.

NEWARK, n. j., Sept 2S.
The Douglas District Congressional Conven-
tion met at Elizabeth, to day. Ex-Governor Price
Dresi5ed There was stirring struggle for the
nomination in the convention, but finally Jere-
miah Perry, Of Newark was nominated by vote
of 81 to %. "a,
Mr. Perry is a fusion man. The BreckenTldge
and Lane convention meets on Monday aud will
endarse the nomination Of Mr.. Perry.
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OHIO state FAIR.

DAYTON, o., Sept. 2s.
The total receipts Of the State Fsir for the four
fbe Fair, Notwithstanding the decision Of the
Board to continue il until Saturday evening, u Vr-
Ths weather. turned out more favorable than was
expected and the exhibitors insisted upon winding
up to-day. -, -. -. .
the ring and other diversions for the benent oi the
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CLEYELAND AED MAHONING

MAKIsG CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland,
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and Cleve-
land Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SOlOn, with hacks to Chagrin Falls, &C.
At Mantua, with hacks for Ravenna, &c.
At BraceVille with hacks to Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren with hacks 70 Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
nile, bloomfield, Garfield, &C.
land, Lowell, and Enon Valley, aud thence BY P. r
CHAs. L. RHODES, sup't.
Cleveland. Feb. s,ls5s.
NLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAIL
~ R0AD.-FALL ARRANGEMENT-l660.
on and after Monday, September 18th, 1850, Trains
on this Road will leave Cleveland as follows;
5.55 A. NJ Through Mall stopping at all stations
the southern Division, arriving at Toledo
at lO.2O A. NJ
2.50 P NJ, Western Express, stops at all stations on
Southern Division and arrives az Toledo
at I.30 p. n.
400 P NJ Mail stops at all stations east Of Sanduskys
on Northern Division, and arrives at San
dusky at SIS P. n
$50 P n Telegraph Express stops at Grafton, Ober-
lin, Wakeman, NorWalk, Monroevtllei
BeileTrs, Clyde, Fremont, Elmore, and
arrives at Toledo at lO:l5 P. n.
Connections are made at MonrOeVille with the sam
dusky, Mansfield and Newark =. h., At clyde with
the Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati b. T., q re-
mont With Fremont & Indiana X. R., and At Toledo
with the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana
aud Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
trOit, Jackson, Fort Wayne, LOgansport, Iaayette,
Cairo, Alton, SC. Louis, and all points hest North
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Tc iedo and the
West, at $40 A. NJ, $50 p. n, and 9:u5 p ~ And
from Sandusky9:3O A. n.
BS-For Information and tickets apply at the Union
Ticket Once, 81 Superior ST. and at the Depot.
L. ID. RUUKER, Superintendent.
Cleveland Sept. p, 1850.
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9ORSERACRs.

LANCASTER, Ohio, Sept, IS.
The fall races over the Fashion Course, Lancas-
ter, Ohio, commence on Thursday OcJ. 4th, and
will continue three days The great match race
| is between Aliamode and Blue Tail Fly for $1,000
s side and will be run on Friday, Oct. 5th. Sey-
| eral Kentucky horses are already entered.
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PRFPARAEIONs FOR THE RECEPTION
OF SEWARD AND DOUGLAS.

Great preparations are being made by kepub
licRus and Democrats for the reception Oh sehE-
tors seward and Douglas next week,
ArranTements have been made with all leading
railroads for the issue Of half fare tickets.
Mr. Seward will arrive on the evening OF Oct.
lst and will address the Republicans the next
day. . - -
Mr. Douglas Is expected to arrive on the eve
ming Of Oct. 4th, and address the Democracy on
the Efh
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RUFFAIO nIARKET-sEPT. 2s


FLOUR-null and unchanged.
WHRAT-MaFket dull, heavy and lower, haieg
arc tSO06 bush No. Chicago spring At Slita@liG.T
CORN-Qaiot ana less Arm. Sales are 1000 bush
at 53So. we ~.
Other Grains nominal,
Z CANAL RRFIGHTS- c on nOur; l5con cOrni
Tee on wheat, to New York. :,
wheat; 1900 bush corn looO bush OATS sOo oash
barley. - - - -. -,
wheat; aI,O0O bu corn II, 60 bush oats.
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MASTER UOMMISSIONER'S s

b. r. BEAyIs, Plaintiffs Attorney.
SepteUber 18Th, 1860. sopl4;5l5
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OswEGO DIARKET-sEPT. Is.

FLlUR-Unchanged. t
WHEATsA Above the views Of buyers, and market
auit Sales are 5iOQ bush winter red western ats
Is g. 800 hush No, Chicago spring ct 81 ,lQ.
(,ORN-A shade better, but dlll. Males are b,41
do ct 5S6c. -.
BARLEY-In good demand, and market firm. :
Sales are 500 bush Canadian at 75c 1900 bush 10
al 76c: and 5000 prime do at soc.
Rye and Oats quiet.
Wheat lie; Corn lO6lO16c, TO New York. Barley Sc
70 Albahy, -
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Financial

eIO nO0 MONEY ADVANCED,
blU.UUU In sums to suit-at the old stand
and veil known WAGNER'S OFFICE-ons securities
Of every kind, viz; Dry Goods, Hardware, Gold and
Cofhing Furniture, CARPETS, Planes, Mirrors Paint
inqs General Merchandise and Personal Property
and articles Of value on the most satisfactory terms.
Bsines strictly private. Established 1851. Watches
and Jswelry for sale at bargains.
WAi WAGNER, Otlce No 8, Water st.
Corner Superior street, over Geo. A. Davis Co. B
Clothing storB,
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FfrIsBURGH, oept .
The train due this p m from the East on the
Pennsylvania Railroad, when about mile East
Of Stewards station near Greensburg, met with
an accident One passenger car went over an
embankment Of IS or 20 feet. The top the ofcar
parting from the bottom From 20 to 80 passengers
were Injured; two OF three seriously, and the
brakeman Thomas Stevens, will probably die.
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POLITICAL.

VAN BURES, Ark, Sept 2s.
The Bell aud Everett party hoisted magnih-
cent flag last night. lion. jesse Turner address
| I'd the crowd. expressing himself sanggine that
Arkansas will declare for The Union party.