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MISCELLANEOUS.

YESTERDAY MORNING, at about o'clock, the
schooner Comet, bound down with grain, was beat
ing between the mouth Of Detroit River and Bar
Point, she met an unknown scoW sailing up, with
which she coIlied causing the latter to sink imme-
diately in about three tathOms Of water. Directly
after the collision those on board Of the took
to the small boat and with their pulled of out
Of sight that nothing was asCertained as 20 who
they were or what the name OF the craft sunk
The Comet was struck amidships, carrying away 20
feet Of her rail- five stanchions with bulWarkE, be-
sides damaging her piankshear and side one or two
plank below. She was tOWed back TO this port IN
the afternoon by the tug Dart, and Is undergoing
repairs st Stupenskis shipyard.-Betroa Adpe1TlseT
l7th. =
DAEeERoUs OBsTRUoTIoE-Fo FORTUNATE. ESCAPE.
The steamer Ocean, her last trip up, narrowly
escaped being wrecked on sunken vessel which is
not far distant from the Middle Sisters, Capt Evans
barely discovered the danger in time to save his
boat from probable destruction. Either there is
blame 20 attached against the insurance company,
if the vessel was insured or the owner, if not in
sured in not having the same removed from so eX-
posed locality We trust this timely notice may
reach the eye Of the parties interested, and whose
duty it is to look to this matter.-DstTOa Tribune,
l6Ah.
In DIsTREEs--The schooner Arcturus, which pass
ed up this morning, reports large fore-and-after
OF Bar Point at anchor with her c0lors at half mast
tug is to be sent to her relief as soon as one arrives
from abOTe.-Ibid.
CoLLIsIoE.-A collision, we learn, occurred last
night between unknown vessel and scOwi be-
low the mouth Of Detroit river by which the latter
vessel was sunk in about eight tathoms Of water
Ibid. SOD rsiar.. -i-
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ANnTHRR sHnCIK.
CITY OF OGDRNsBURG SUNK.

MoNrnEAL, Oct, Il.
A slight shock Of an earthquake was felt all
over Canada this morning. ..t. rr
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AususrA, Ga, Oct n.
There was A heavy frost this morning The
was at freezing point and thin ice
made In the neirhborhood.
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OOMMRROTAL.
CLEVELAND lIARKET-OCT. IL.

The market to-day is very quiet, both for wheat
and -four. The few sales Of the former, which have
been reported, have been at a decline. Mllers were
Offering to buy at still lower figures, but holders
we're unwilling to yield Receipts for the q hours,
rs reported on Change, are:
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Case Of 20 Vias complete, In morocco, and Boob, ee
Case Of 20 viRls, and Book, plain
Case Of IS numbered boxes, and Book, ..--..-.--
Gaze o. boEas, Numbered, and BOOk, ,..........,
Single numbered boTes With directions, = es-
Bngis lettered boxes With direc6OnS 20 eta
Large case With o.. TialA for planters and ply
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The state Of Ohio, In Court Of Common Pleas Of
CuyRhoga County. said County.
John Crowell, Pl'n,
VB.
William Mitchell and Petition for money and relief
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NEW YORK lIARKET-OCT. II,


FLOUR-AIarket more active and more steady,
with a better demand for export and home consump-
tion and prices, however, are without material
saIes were 2qooO bbls, at S54Oa55O for superfne
state; S56O95 20 for extra statei for super.
ne western; s. 50a5 80 for common to medium extra
western; s59o96o0 for shipping brands extra rouna
nGy CANADIAN FLOUR-Only in moderate rs-
0uest and prices without striking change Sales are
SO bbls at s. s5@7 80 for common 20 choice extra
RYE FLOuR-Steady and unchangodi with
small sales at Ss5O94 40 for common 70 choice super
TORN TTFAI,-Continues In fair request, with
ssies of e00 bbls BranCvWine at S3,65 '
WHIsKY-Rather easier. Sales Of 100 bbls at
VTHRAT-In good demand for export and prices
haye avanoed lc per bushe. sales in the eggregate
are nearly 100000 bushels inclndng paIoes N s59e ~
Milwsukee club at 81 ,z9l,5i; Chicago spring a. Sl,
22als5; winter red western az sl,ss ~ IL W.
Si,5a io5."
RYE-ouiet at sO@sIo. 81 % ooo
BAIlLEY-ln pretty good request saios @9s1159 @9s5
bush al S0as5c for Canada East and western, ana
&c for state and s. for lake shore. -. 80, A.
nand. sales are $500 bush at n = for mixed Wfst-
ern aaoat, and Y for round yellow, =,
ing a. Sszf94oc for western, Canada andstate.
les3 active ene scarcely 50 nTm; m
s-BEEF--9uist a2d steady. sales are 800 bbls at
SfO0N1,23 for country prime. E5On65hU ior country
mess Slo9lo,5o for repaeked mess slo,5oli . for
PRIME MESS BEEF-Dull and nouainally un-
'IsI IBsIREIIFHAlIs-Dull. Sales ?, bbls new western
CUr HrRATs-Quist, ct s'6@s1c for shoulders
IL iTIaRRr4pail. rs sales are Iz5 bbIs At i9z@ @s,se.
RUTTFR- Selling at n9i6c for Ohio l6g2le
OHEEsE-steady. Sales at s@lle for inferior
to prime. rJ E0f M U'
CATTLE RARKET-0cT. ~
IBK TEEEGRAPH.I
BEEF-Has declined hafo 2 n. Sales at 6t99e;
for extra gf6gzc the latter an extreme prize. Re-
BEEP@5so lower; sales al s9sc. Lambs s@lOc.
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JIM JONES, Pitts Attorney.l So
Cleveland, Oct. 10, 1850 oct l2.iaf'
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ALSO sPECIFIG

Fos AsraNG On PsTRnao. - Oppressed, Dihieut.
Labored Breathing, attended Nth Cough and EEpec
torsfion Price, 80 cents per bsX- s
FoR EAR DBozAsaE AID DnAEEEss.-Dis-hnrga
nom he Ear The result Of Scarlet Fever Msases or
MercuriRla For Noises In the Head, Hardness Of
Hearing, and Ringing In the Ears, and Ear-aehe
Price, 50 cents per box.
Fos sCROFUIL. Enlarged Glands, Enlarged and In
durated Tonss sWelings and Old OlcerB, ScIOfulous
Cschexy Of Children. Price, 50 cenis per box.
FoR GENIAL DEBuITT. = Physical Or Nervous
weakness Efher the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, EIhausting Discharges Price, "
cents per box.
FoR DRoPsT.-Fluid Accommodations, Tumid Swell
lngs with scanty seorstonA Price, 80 eents per box
FOa A-sICENEss.-Deathly Sickness Vertigo, NEu
lea Vomiting. Sickness from riding or mouon
Price, 90 cents per box
Fen URnSART DIsEAsEs.-FOr Gravel, Renal Cal
Gull, Diicult Painful Urinaton, Diseases OF DE Kid
neyS- Price, 80 cents per box.
FoR gnTuAL ElITssloEs--Lnvoluntary Discharges
and Consequent Prostratlon and Debility, Bad Re
Iults Of Evil Habits. The most successful and eh
Client remedy known, and may be relied upon a. a
cure. Price, with fun directions, 81 per box
PsF5ons who wish 70 place themselves under The
professional care, or 70 seek advice Of Prof HUn+
PHRETs can do 80, a. his ofiee 66s Broadway, daily
from An 70 PM, or by letter,
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54lEdifinEs.
IlilaI
O55IElINIE

MRS. WlNSLOWy
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
sents 70 the attention Of Mothers, her
500 Il I'll / N Ct S YR u p,
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.TlRIESEMAR l, 2 AND 3. PRO
TECTED By ROYAL LETTERs PATENT oI
Lngland and secured b. the seah Of the Ecol9 e
Medicine, Vienna
NO. ] o. invaluable ioF exhaustion, spsrmatorThoa
and all physical disabilities. srsgy
No. q completely eradicates all traces q tno9e q9-
eases that have heretofofe been treated y me ns-
ciouB aud neFnicloua use Of copaiTe ana Gu qepe-
NO has entirely guBplanted tbs nv nluFiou1 Ne
mtrcuf- thereby fnFurlng 20 the Elnarer speedy
lief, disPersing az impHritis-' ana fo0tns ous ~
= TRfFsfHtR, Nos. L and 3 arr pEnpar ga thS d
form Of ioEsnFe, devoid Of lasts and small. and ear
be carried ia te Wai5tcoat pocket. Sod IN ia eages
aHd divided into separate doses, ag adnirihrgf 81
VaIpeau La1lemand Roux, kicold, &C. Price 81 escb 1
OF casss for s., Wkieh saEel -; and IN 81 ekSss
whereby there 4 laEi9E ot 81 4o - bad wholesale
New York Immediatsly on receiving A rern itea1cs
-. BarroW VIII iorEera the lEia1smaF . aRF1iT- 1
"a the EoEds socuray paezeds md 1dd osis tacoord
- sSl9 Pc HlSs y. q g sAYLqYp = AAA ss.o7 es1
WAs AA4ea VsstsASa lanu
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MASTER OOMMISSIONERIs

NK L " ~ II
4Hl SALE.-Rursuant to al order Of sale to me
aIre,ed, issued from the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Cuyahoga county, Ohio, on the yth day Of October
Hunter Is psintih, and james Ross, Esther d. Ross
aud others deten dants shall, on the 10th day Of
5SSie SSetioS a % eoT 81 1s od1F III Ho5S s N
the city Of Cleveland in said county, the several
pieces and parcels Of land described as follows, to
st Being part of lot 2s In the original allotment
Of the village OF Cleveland in Cuyahoga county, in
the State OF Ohio, bounded follows Beginning at
a point on thswest line Of Bank street Ia said city
thirteen rods 5l north of the north line Of St. Clair
street; thence westerly at right angles with Bank
northsriy and parallel with Bank street, sxty-six
(66) feet thence eastsrly At right angles with Bank
street TO the west line thereof; thenee southerly on
the west line Of Bank street stxy-stx l66) eet to
the place Of beginning" Apprised at $4,000.
ID, known IS part Of lot No. twenty y-seyen ~
In Cleveland Cuyahoga county, Ohio, and being
thrty-thrse (3) feet front the sOutherly side Of
Johnson street. and ne (9) reds deep Of equal width
line Of land owned by Joel Scranton, Nov p, l4sS
running thence southerly nine 90 rods; thence
westerly parallel with johnson street thirty
three $50 feet; thence northerly to the southerly
line Of johnson street nine % rods thence eastery
along said johnson street to the place Of beginning
81. known as part Of ten acre lot ffty-siT C56),
in Cleveland, CuyahOga county Ohio decided By
and Is bounded and described follows, 70 wit; Be
ginning at point on Prospect street, north side,
southwest corner Of said lot and the northeast cor
ner Of Prospect and Perry streets; running thence
northerly along the east line Of Perry street one
hundred and fortyhTs (l45) feeti thence easiery on
line parallel with the north line Of Prospect street
saventy~ve feet and ten inches (75-0 thence south
erly on line parallel with the east line Of Perry
street one shundred and foryve (l4b) feeti thence
westerly along the north line Of Prospect street y
eet and ten inches to the place Of beginnings being
the same land decided to James Ross by o. n Skeels
and wife, recorded in Vol IS Cuyahosa Records, page
JOSEPH 8. GRANNIs,
Master Commissioner.
J. M. JONES, Pitts Attornsyl 81
CleNeland. Oct. 10. ls6n- oct. wv.
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THE ENTERPRISING PRoPRI-
ESNHT GROKE KRLSKER

-4@t [-@@N LNAl~4@N ~ \ LAO4 HI
Il MO Of
CHESNUT GROVE -WHISKER
The Purest Medicinal Agent ever known,l has furs
nished the community Sttmulant, Pure HsalthfuI
and inT1gOrating, at the time, mild delicious
beverage lt e calculated TO Do away with the vile
drugged stun that Is palmed OF on the community
and which is Injurious to body and mind. In addis
tiOn % the certificates beneath, he has received a
Diploma nom the STATE AGRICULTURAL So
OlET1- and additional testimony from Dr. Jackson
OF Boston Massachusetts,, who .testifes under oath
6ERTIFIcATEs-
PHLADELPHIAs Sept. 9, I85s.
We have carefully tested the sample Of Jhesnut
Grove Whiskey which you sent US. and md that it
contains none Of the Poisoning Substance known as
Eustl OIL, which i5 the characteristics and Injurious
Ingredient Of the Whiskeys in gsnarni 49,.
BOOTH, GARRET 4 OAMAU
Analytical Chemists.
INV foRE, Sept. s. ls5s.
have AnalyEed q saAnpls Of the Chestnut Grove
" hiskey received from Mr.. Charles wharton, Jr
OF ephia, and having carefully tested L, an
pleased TO say that 1t is entirely from from poisonous
substances lt Is an unusually pure and nne favor
= JAMES Chiffon,
Analytical Chemist 4
BOsIoE, March Z, ls5S
/ have made chemical analysis Of Commercial
samples Of Cbesnut Grove Whiskey, which proves 70
be nee from the heavy Fus Oils and perfectly pnrs
aud unadulteratsd. The hne favor Of this Whisky
is derived from the Grain used in manufacturing IT.
Respectfully, 80
A. A. HAYES, n. D., State Assayer,
--r No. IS Roylston street.
Eor1Rls By o. WHARTON, Jr.t q 3
Sole Pripsinal sarit
iuly5;s0s No. ll6 Walnut st.. Phfad6lphia
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SPIRITS.
.ighwiuos egal 2oSsel
PROVISIONS.

TALLOW.
Beef......... cwt a
Mutton ....R cwt -
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For sale By O. WHARTON, Jr d. 3
Sole Principal A gent,
iulyS;sos No. ll6 walnut st.. Philad6lph{a
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-s.I,T,.,, Q: PRENTIss, Plt'a. Att'y.
MABTER COMMISSIONERS

-W "a I n 10 OUMUIIDDIUNEh 3
1NLSALlE.-Pursuant to an al order Of sale issued
10 me from the Court of Common Pleas for CuyahOga
county, Ohio upon the llth day Of October lr6g In
an action therein pending wherein Ezra Ohappell
man, John I. Newton, III. r. Keith, John Coon, and
the Michigan Insurance Company, are defendants,
the Court House in said county, upon the 18th day
Of November lb50, 90 O'Clock r. n, the lands and
tenements, described as follows to wit:
Situate In the Township Of Brooklyn, being num-
Der l7 in the thirteenth range OF township in
the Connecticut Western Reserve In the State OF
Ohio, and which Is also in the county OF CuyahOga,
and ts known By being city lots No. two hundred
and i've, Gus. two hundred and six (2O5l, four hun
drsd aud sixty, tf6D) sevsntyvc, (T5 twenty
Cd, In Barber Lords subdivisions In Ohio City,
to all legal highways.
Said several premises are appraised as follows, to
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CnIoAeo MARKET-o or. u.

By TELEGRAPH.l
FLOUR-Dull and &c lower .-..
WHEAT-ClOsed firm nt decline Of &c. Sales
slU0O bush at sgc tor northwestern club; s7S71
for No. ., and S35fds451 for No. spring in store
CORN-Ouiet and steady. Sales are 1000 bush at
NCG37bfc in store.
OATS-Duu and heavy.
RECEIPTS-370O bbls -four; l4sOOO bush wheat:
3sO00 bush corn; 1900 bush oats.
SHIPl1ENTS-7OO bbls -FOUR G50O0 bush wheat
1870 buHh corn.
FREIGBTS-Dull; sOc is asked on wheat to
Buffalo.
RXCHANGE-On New York dull at ! per cent.
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oswEeO aIARKET-oCT. u.

H lBT TELEGRAPH.l I.H
FLOUR-UnchanRed. lsu
WHEAT-In good demand, but the market Is
unsettled and lower. Sales 300 bush red state
Sl25 5000 bush winter red western at 81 2; 5000
Sl.l23s.
CORN-Held out of the market and no sales.
BARLEY-Unchanged but quiRt.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL FREIGHTS-A shade easier, but not
quota6ly lower. floJrs4c " heat llc Corn l3Sc, to
New York.
LAKE IIPORTS-472 bush wheat; 9lOO bush
corn; 5uU0 bush oats; 6500 bush rye ' .... p .'
CANAL IEXPORTS-4I7Ob bbls Flour: 6O5O0 bu
Wheat; lOO0O bus uorni 2i60O bush barley.
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Z. W. sackrider. Churchill & Bro, and Benton
Bros, Cleveland; W. T. Wooster, Elyria; DR.. 8. }.
Smith, Medina; John Zimmerman, Wooster; Geiger
& Barr, Canton; DR.. Kelly, foungasoWn, aud At all
the Drug Stores, in Akron, Razsnna, Warren, Can
held, Chardons Jefferson, and By Druggists and
Dealers in almost every town and village in Ohio.
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OUR REMEDIES BY MAIL

Lock over the list; make up 4 case Of what kua
Vou choose and inc0se the amount IN curreut nOts
or stamps BY mail 70 our address, Ei 5e2 BrosdEey
NsW-York, and the medicine VII Be duly returned oy
mall or express, free Of charge.
AGENTS WANTED-Ws desire an active, sdieieni
Arens for the sale Of our Remedies IN every town oF
community In the United States. Address Dr.. Hrs
PnETs 4 Co. No. 563 BRoADWLT, HEW-YOHL
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MARINE E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
ExrERED-October Il.

ENTERED-October II.
Stmr Ocean, Evans, Detroit. .#H 4. .....".
Prop. Omur Pasha, Atwood, Buffalo.
SchT Island City, Perry, New Baltimore, hoops and
CLEARED.
Stmr. Ocean, Evans, Detroit.
Prop. Omar RGslfa, Atwood, Buffalo.
Schr II. L. Whitman, Davis, Chicago, 20 tons coal
Schr. Crinoine, Green, Toledo, coal.
Schr. Island City, Perry, New Baltimore.
Scow N. G., Reynolds, Detroit, loo tons coal
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gRgaL
MASTER OOMMISSIONER'S

MAST ER COMMISSIONERS
lNt SALE.--Pursuant 70 an al. order of sale IA
f1cd 70 me from TIE Court Of Common Pleas OF Guy
ahcs4 County, Ohio, LpOn tho llth day Of October
lH0, Oh an action therein pguding wherein ErEa
Chappell is plaintiff and Frederick W. Marseiliss,
81. Caroline Marseilles, Eli Bruce, Simeon StTuter
Lyman q, Ihayor, Lambert White \; M Latimer,
iion defendants shall expose for sale at public
auction az the door Of the Court House IN said oouu
~, on the 18th day Of November ls6O, at o'clock,
r NJ, the following described lands and tensmsnts,
ist. stuhts In the Township Of Cleveland, being
number seven In the twelfth range Of townships and
which is ALEC in the County Of Cuyahogas In the
tract parcel Of land Is known as the whole Of sub
lot No. . and north side Of sub lot No d In the d.
Vision VI ten lots bS and 81, and s bounded g.
follows beginning the east side q Ohesfs street u
tho CITY OF Cleveland at point six hundred and eiRh
ty-tVos-l2ths ger SID teet southery nom Prospect
about one hundred and thiFty-two feet four and a
half inches (s2 4. ~ in.l 20 land heretofore decided
By Peter Marcelllo8, deceased, TO Mary NJ. Kmball;
thence ruHninE AZ right angles eAsteFly to lands
heretoiore owned by +. and J. a. Granger, about
20 5-l2 f6s thence noFthrrly parallel With Cheslre
street. 70 the north line Of said sub lot No 20 about
l32 4l2th feet thence 70 the point OF beginning-
Appraised At $500
"a. Tho second tract or parcel Of land is known a.
the whole OF lot No. three In Block No. one Of Sey
mOur HAldwin'a survey Of ten acre lots In CleVe-
land Nos.M and 90; said lot IL bounded west By Clin
ton CnOw BrOwnell) street. east By an ay 1.-THE north
line Is III feet lOh inches the south line Is l6s feet
inches 20 said alley and is NIFTY iest wide. Appras-
cd at 5000. ,-,,r, :, 49,.
r. p. sPaldlng, Plh7s Atty. Master Com'r.
October ", l5bO. qcts l3309.
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MAKING CONNECTlUNb.
At Cleveland with Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland
Columbus Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and Cleve-
and Pittsburgh Railroads.
At SplOn, with hacks to Chagrin Falls &c.
At Mantua, with hacks for kavenna, &C.
At BraceYille with hacks TO Newton Falls, &C.
AtWarren with hacks to sharon, Greenfield, Mead
lille, Bloomfield, Garfield, &C.
At Youngstown with stages for New Castle, Po-
land, Lowell, and Enon Valley, and thence BY T. Il.
". & Q. r. r. to Pittsburgh; 49,
Cleveland, Feb, 9,ls5s.
NLEYELAND AND PITTSBURG
" RAILR0AD.-SPRIN ARRAEGEMKNT. 10 take
eject on Monday, June Iii, h 1850. TRAINS LEAVE
CLEVELAND DAILY-Sundsys excepted:
1880 A. Mail for Pittsburgh, Wheeling and New
Philadelphia. f.-
5:55 p N. M.-Express for Pittsburgh and Wheeling.
Both Trains make direct connections with Penn
sylvania Railroad for Baltimore, Philadelphia New
I3rk and Boston. Also with Baltimore Ohio Rail-
road for Baltimore and Washington City.
Also connect st Hudson for Akron and Milleuburg.
BB- Time by this route quick and iare viii be
the same as by Northern Lines to New York.
]. N. MCCULLOUGH, Supit.
T. r. MYERS, G. 7. Agent. iuneu
GROCERIES, TEAS, SUGARS AND FRUIT
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I. Jones q Sons, PLANTING
Wa

John Green, defendant.
THE SAID JOHN GREEN WILL
I take notice that on the 10th day Of Qetober, A
ID. ls60, summons aud an order Of attachment was
issued BY G. r. Benham, a Justice of the Peace Of
Cleveland, CuyahOga county, Ohio, Tor the sum ot
sos 67-OO dollars in favor OF said plaintiffs and that
said action will be for hearing before said Justice ut
go'clock A. NJ, November 10Th, 1850.
Cleveland, Oct. l7:3Os Plths Atty.
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BUFFALO MARKET-OCT. IL.
INV wrrvapAput

.| lBY TELEGRAPHl
FLOUR-IR fair demand, and market steady.
WHEAT-A shade hrmer. Sales 25OOO bush
No. chicago spring at 81, ,05; 2jOl0 bush No Mil
waukee club at ST. FOL ia; 5000 bush red winter at
Sl,i9
CORN-Closed hrmer. Sales are 1000 bush at IS
6956c.
OATS-Small sales at 28c. ..I-.. rrfFTt
WHISKY-NOminalH at 2Ie.-t p t.f
CANAL FRFIGHTS-60c flour IKE on
wheat; l65fc on corn to New York
LAKE IIPORTS-9000 bbls houri 5000 bush
wheat; $500 bush corn; 5000 bash oats. -..
CANAL EXPORTS-5OO0 bbls -four; 10000 bus
wheat l21,00O bu corn.
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HHgSSs d Disc gSSfSI
win q bed saects arising thsFaiT9n, ipoIndiRE

with ~ bad elects arising thersfrom, including
De- EblLITY OR NERVOUS PROsrRATfOR.
Be hal succeeded In curing cases in this city, some
7 Of whom had expended hundreds OF doilars with
physicians, who profess to treat al private
maladies With success, and without receiving ths
/ least Particle Of benefit.
Dr.. GIBSON does not boast that he q memhor Of
others do for the purpose Of ensnarin the innocsnt
shd Ehe & soid 9ut sFeat never 70 Be ~
this that be is able % give entire Satsiaction %
those who repose confdenss In his ability ana ntsg-
rity, 4nd that ne has perfected American system
Of Teatment which challenges any Physician Of Ion-
don OF Parss or any patent medicine to equal for the
Tadlcd cure Of seminal Weakness and all diseases or
deransementss both mental and physical, arf5ine
nom seLnal o. secret abuse.
Dr. ilBSOh also claims Tor his new treatment the
tolioyng advantages over all Others yet discovered;
ana nfsti the agents used in respect disagree
able De uses relics Of the dark srss, sneh a
Mercurys nor any other deleterious drug: SecordlV
no in diet business Is required; Third
y his treatment Is positive and certain n al eaasg
He stands prepared to 20 into any public or uraTa
hospital IN the United States aad dsInonstrsfs fis
othernov known to the world in point Of p-ouI5f-
ness perIaanepey, midness, safety and eonTguisncB
Dr. iG1BsUH l. permanently located IN Cleveland.
and hs during the past nine moHths performed many
othe1moles Of treatment Rsfsreneee can bs Tvsp 10
indlY uAls OF the hrst respectability in Cleveland
ski and integrity II al proissions
Dyspepsla, hhuemaitsln, cr0fula and all ehronio
diseases treated with superior success.
- Medicine cent to any part OF Che country On
PTlG EBsoN's New Work Oh Physioiosy i0s sale
DR. GIBSON,
thio1esSor Of EleetroPathy AID Nsr}ieine,
- once ~ III Ontario street, up stairs, isW
door5 fnom tts Rnhllc Squara.
. 9T1Pe hqs Rom % q snd iron 70 90 s o'ciocs
dallyi teundsya excepted anEs
.QOYYEAU LAFECTEUR'S ROB,
I'D authorized and adopted By the Medical Facul-
Y of France, and supplied to the french 5avy. This
Medifne takes the place Of Cod Liver OIL, eNtracfs
sarsaparlile, Iotiae au y ercgrE Il e recollnenl-
Absc5sses Cancers, Uloeras scrofula SeuFVy Flour
Albut, Gout, Rheumalisuli achesi pains and an al
tha chre Of the Syphilltc Diseases, designated Pri
hnatS Secondary and Tertiary Directions and GER
tihcstes accompany each bottle. Price rsr hoffI
Sold 10 Cleveland y Gaylord and Hammond, DrnG-
Eisis 30. Id superior a. The trade supplied ~ Al
dressng Dr. Gisandean DO Sc. GerVais h Ils Ricber
PariS or 4s Broad st.. n Y. anTI7s7SS,
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