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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-21
Ayers Catl1artic Pills,

Aver CatiiartIC Ills,
FOR TIE CJEE OF
Cos'iren---, .JGgaIic,, Dyne2zir, Ea9iTseho1,
Dysegilg, Fond Sl0aszel, Eiy7i7siss, Hera7ctr,
Pil.s. Ricaa,7.isa, ErHpl0'5 G.E Saa Disease,
Liccy ~CoHyiIila, Dro2zy, Teac-, iiga'7Ts and
Sal Rl-ag, W0-J;7, GoHi, Ne' fE5iI, IS @
Dinner Pr, oaE Er PLyifyiaJ nc Blood.
They are Su.ar-coatcd, 50 that the most sensi-
tive eau take them pleasantly. and they ar, the
best apcricut in the world for all Tie prTPoses OF 4
family physic.
Plie3 25 eeas5 p9- Fox; Tive b7=as FOR Slc2.
Grcatnumhcrs Of GIergvmen, Physicians. States
men. and eminent percentages, have lent their
names to certify the unnarIlielei uscm.ueS these
remedies, hIt ouF space here viii not permit the
insertion OF them. The Agents below named fur
ni,h GRATIS our AMERICAN ALMANACin which they
are given; with also full descriptions Of the above
complaints, and the treatment that should be FOL
lowed for their cure.
Do not be put Off by unprinciplcd dealers VITA
other Preparations they make more pruht Oh.
Demand AYERS, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there Is for them, and they should
have II.
All oEr remedies are for sale by
Woods Z Pew. Hoy & S~rratton. Warren; :. T. souie
Pslton. hiasuan Williams Il squibhle. Mssopots.
mia; Dr,G ". Howe, North BiOonEsld, and AL deal
ers in Medicine. rr
foot. ;. IS6Ol
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-21
;INsMAN CARRIAGE FACTORY

OA y aVIDg grFalIy IHtft@soU
49, H my facilities for manufacturing,
2-by the addition OF new buildings, =
steam engine an 1 machinery % ny establishment, l
AN prepared to furnish vehicles OF every description
o. the heat quality, and at fair prices
In elegance Of finish. quality OF materials and ex
cellence Of workmanship, the Carriages shall not be
surpassed in the state
Painting. FRAMING and Repairing, done at .the
shortest notice. and in the best manner
B. GORTON
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-21
Thousands are daily speaking in the praise OF
DR.. EATON'S
COR DHAE.

shy7 because It He5sr fails to afford i~HstGHta-
HsOES relief. when given in time 1t acts as i by
nafgie. and sas ,riGf aIsHs viii convince you that
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01

The imports of foreign Sugars this port during the year
have been light embracing 3l2 hds and 2g bbs boxes
from Cuba and $50 boxes and bags from Brazil against 6s2
hhd Inst year and 10 D2 boxes bbls from the West In.
dies and i66 boxes and bags from, Brazil.
MoLASSES M Champonier estimates Tie yield OF Moas-
ses for the at about HISS 100 gallons against II
last year, showing decrease of 1020 $50 gallons.
The receipts this port during yea from the Interior en-.
brace 3l2 los bhIs against S630 last year S lo the
year preceding The exports have been lis u9 bbls against
ll63 800 last year and 1851 the year before.
The receipts # foreign MoaSses into United States for
the year ending December 81 1859 10 gallons
against total receipts in 1858 of 70 gallons and the total
consumption of this description 1859 was a 20 gallons
against consumption in 1855 Of 2795 gallons while he
total consumption OF foreign and Domestic in l was "a go
H0 gaipns, against total consumption, in lsS of Is a l64
gallons being increase Of Oal SOD gallons or over 20 per
cent and an increase in the consumption Of foreign over n
per cent
The above figures indicate that the year Just closed Inns been
one Of great prosperity for this interest the consumption of all
Kinds as been larger than before since 1854 while the deliveries
Of foreign have not been qed since 1883 prices hive ruled
higher than in 1888 notwithstanding the fun crop of domestic
ard the PLANTER not the merchant has been well
Inc Fears that were entertained by some the hopes nt
were ndnged in by Others the past or three years with r
gard to the Syrup of the Sorghum suppanng Juice of the
Cane IN our interior markets. SEEM the most part 10 he dis
Spaed We eudeayored gather statistics with regard
to the yield of This product the past seasn with view To in
odee them in our statement but find the too fsgnih
cant to enter into the tables
u our markct prices ranged NJ 8Sc Prime to Choice Ill
september $40 u IN October 6s@4lls in Navenfer 3
IN December and JNnna. y 3ai in February 3.aDn Noh
and April and declined in May to 3 In june the rars
was 293ie, and in July declining 26@SOc r alop Dur
ing August there was little quality in the
keti and no quotations could be given.
The following table shows the rates for Prime and ,boc
Plantation Reboiled at the beginning of each month during III
last two years
PRICES OF MoLAssEs
Attae feghnmg Of each mo III for the last years
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01

GUNNS BAGS. Prices for Good Weight Bags ranged in
September mt l@2c in October and November at l0s@,
in December Mt lO4@l2 in January lOs@, in February
March Ap and Mhy at 2l los, in June at 100 IL In July at
l0ia@ll}s and in August l2@l3isc.
The stock hand about 900 900 bags against 900
600 at the close of the last year
COFFEE The total imports of Coffee from Rio de Janero
Tor the commercial year ending yesterday, have been
Digs against iu9UO last year The stock hand is about
$500 bugs against IL 500 at the close of last year
Prices have tended upward throughout the past year rs viii
be seen the following table which gives the range at the
ginning Of each month during he last years Good Fai
to Prime Rio
PRICES OF COFFEE
AT the beginning of each month fol- the last two years.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01

Iec 10 In March the fell of o6a74c. ranged
in April aud May t@7lac advancing June 1t@j$a
and subsequently @s, which the during July
with tendency TO outside figures. In August further adj
obtained all qualities aud quote follows
the close Of the year;
Inferior md Refining .,..-,..,....'.'.'..s ID
Common to Good Common. .4....'s,...- to
Fair to Fully Fair. .tt..tal@ Hlt
Prime to Choice slGlD
Centrifugal and Clarified -,,...-.........,. .94@O
The uoed table gives the range for Fair TO Fully Fair for
each month during the last two years
PRICES OF SUGAR
For each month during the last two years:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01
RECEIPTS OF NEW corroN ,r rms roRr.

The FIRST bales received by way the river year
the 30th Of July, from TenSas parish in this State
The first receipts from 1874 1850 were from The Mississippi
Valley In july, 1851 the first bale received Texas
In 1852 and 1853 the first from Mississippi 1854 the first
from Texas 1866 tie from Mississippi and in
the last five years from Texas.
The Mddng Niddling and Good Middlng Cot
ton for each week during the years s5a are shown by the
subjoned table:
PRICES OF COTTON .T-
At the close of each week during the ls57-'sg~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01

Tho ints If Louisiana Sugar NJ New Orleans during the
wear ending to-day embrace 1850 hhds against
Isl BIG las, year 2 The before and 62s7 in 1861
The exports have been 62 hhd against i0les last year
7 the year before and 9i26 in 1861 The stock no on
b an lie satis barely 500 hhds against 5000 the close
of st year.
The year opened stock in The city and State Of 5000 TO
ooD hhas and in September quoted Fair 10 Fny Fair at
s2sa6ic a NJ Prices however, advanced pretty steadily
darine the three months and n January he range waa g
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01

The first receipts Crop were one bale from Texas
which arrived the 5h of July three by way
river the 2d of that month first arrival last year
also from Texas embracing bales the 9th of july
weeks later The receipts Of the close Of the year
0i bales against S last year 535 year before
% 2 in 1855 The sales of New Crop have embraced about
2lO0O bales.
The following table compiled mostly from the records of the
Price Current of this city shows the date upon which the first
bale received this each year 1874 inclusive
with the receipts of New Cotton the LIST of September follow
ing, and the total crop of the succeeding year A..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01
Hsh 0r!faus Duly Crtstsat.
=
Ccsaaa1aaercial Statenaea
ron rHs fE4R ENnHNe 4uaHsT 81, 1850


Nc@ Orleans, SeptGFtber A $3.50 ,
An essspsnaT the elcs$ Commercial year we pre-
rant Is an rexcfs ecrsl 81 s operations N our
ssse.s twelve months, endorsing detailed state
he EXPORTS sales and rTes OF the staples and
ys srsseses making up this CITY, which has
Aas 81 ef the important martss in the world. With
she s crop Cotton pfodnesd the business IN that
t,e d. hiss shown corresponding increase, and in other
gssfss M Ne hg taies aa the movement ccna
sreg y averaby with hst Of arevious seasons The re-
sp ii TpbMrro increase these Of last hat
% sane IN the Cane css the business in ssxr and
corespondne rednced while the difference
Aas lsez nearly commissioned by enhanced prices The
average Of the year has been large and refnune1a-
vs ID He psanse and the merchant and summing Of The
eEssi5h n and vaus, affords encouraging ind
catis ii Increasing prosperity in city and State Adtaw
bask howrxer hnsexse The large proportion q dnst and
sandy Egfon found e 7as years which has been
rfces diminished Ia saus from this such descriptions
ssnF ii vey prices and thereby involving heavy losses
70 Inc uFeasers well destroying conadencsn the part of
ou. European Never before have the complaints
been % general bitter in this respect and add
never With 50 much publication
The soes table exhibits the receipts exports the
pnrig arciss Southern and Western Produce during the
mast YEAR ecau1afed with the year before:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01

Oft toalof $40 hhds 1872 los were Brown
by the old process 1900 Refined Clarified etc. and 1868 Cts
tern Bottoms. The weight OF the crop is estimated by Mr.
champomier at 255 ll55O pounds against I0 pounds
last year.
The crop Sugar in Louisiana during the last
years was as follows.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01

'afs := PRICES OF the last

Dpinr AUGUST prices have ranged l1al9 and 20c q
CULLEN. NO.
HEMP receipts of The embrace 1893 bales against
- The exports have been only bales, against
Sill year
The receipts of Hemp been manufacturer orders
,i,t to the North and no sales have reported
in our market during the past year
fF.p There Il no market Lead at this port hearty all
the receipts going forward Northern account and We have
heard Of few sales of any consequence during the last two OF
| three years. az
| ~ r, ,, as follows during which period the re
,sr.nhle rllliug off shown below has been eNhibed
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01

Daring the month August the range has been 5I5e the
closing rates being 6os70a. 4 hashel
oATS.The receipts of Oats during The year amount to
e sq7 against 24s last year showing increase Of
S9S. Oh sacks.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01

corn. The receipts of Corn during the year embrace
600 o22 sacks against 1888 last year, showing an Increase oil
e6 sol sacks The exports been 6363s sacks against
1895 last year.
The following table gives the for Prime Mixed and White
at the beginning each month during the last two years
PRICES OF CORN
Al the beginning of each month for the last two years
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01

TIE delivery . than that Of last year par
Of which be due 10 the large amount Of sand and
dust the American Cotton this year. owing to which
The loss and spinning must have greatly increased and
The hands q spinners being much the same as last
this viii indicate the actual increase in consumption.
The following table siowsslae
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01

The following table embraces comparative statement of The
stocks imports and deliveries Of Tobacco in Liverpool sof me
last len years
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01

The supply of Sugar in the during the year end
ing st December 1879 shpwA by the following general
statement:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01

Inc following General Statement shows the eeceipts
egn MolSses the United States January tst to Decem
Der 81 1859:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01

The following table gives the rates for ddling, Midi
linz and Good Mdding for each week during the year
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01

Having shown the delivery consumption reduced to bales
Of one uniform weight -four hundred pounds way
10 show what the actual consumption bales BEEN by
lowing for difference stock spnners close
each year The weekly average the stock in consumers
hands the ports will seen in the following statement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01

The opened with stock sale of about hhds
firm market for the better qualities Of which the supply
only moderate and our quotations were as follows.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-09-01

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PRICES OF WHEAT
The feripniDg of each month The last two years
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18
NetIce--To lhe Public.


In the month of June, 1859, publication
was made through the "Morning Leader" of
this city, announcing the formation of an as
association under the title of "The Central
American Land Company to which the names
Of the undersigned were appended severally
as President, Secretary and Treasurer, and the
name of Mr.. J. D. Harris as General Agent
Although this publication was made premature.
~, il was not deemed of sufficient consequence
to require public explanation, and was so suf-
fered to pass. Circumstances at tbe time, or
at any time since then, not favoring active
measures foF furthering the object of the assoc
citation, which object was ''the purchase and
sale of land in the Central OF South Amenca,"
no action was or has at any time been taken
OF authorized by us, having that end in view.
Recently, however, we have been informed
by gentleman frem st. Louis, Mr. G. A Rox-
borough, who represents in his statement
Messrs. II. Camorgan, A White, R. WilCin-
son and others, that Mr.. ]. D. Harris has been
there, and at other places, making collections
of money, which he represented to be for pros
noting the object of the said "Land Company.
This information having reached US in this
authentic shape, it becomes our duty, as well
TO ourselves as to those who may I've misled by
the unauthorized use of our names, to state,
that Mr.. D. u. Harris mas not now, and never
has had authority from US to make collections
of money as above charged or for any other
purpose; and that we entirely discaim any
connection with the alleged money operations,
or knowledge thereof, further than has come
to US through the sources above indicated
We would further state, in Justice to Mr. J.
D. Harris, Ito whom, while setting ourselves
right, we desire TO do no wrong,) that while in
this city, on his return from St. Louis, he was
asked by Mr. Justin Holland, upon the author
ity of rumor that preceded him here, whether
he had been engaged in the collection of money
as charged above, and that he answered, dis
tinctly, that he had not.
We deem it proper to add, that the "Central
American Land Company" herein referred to,
has never had any active existence; and that
we now formally absolve ourselves from any
and all connection with it, or with any operas
tions, by whomsoever, that may hereafter be
carried on under that name
JosKPH WILSON,
J. HOLLAND,
FW MoRRIs.
Cleveland, April le, 1860.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18
Patents to Ohio Invontors

The following patents were issued to Ohio
Inventors for the week ending April 10th, 1860;
John L. Milestone, of Cincinnati, for i'm
provement in running gear of locomotive en-
gines.
Samuel Ray and M P. Skaters, of Alliance,
fOrimprovement in moving machines.
Henry G. Smith, of Cleveland, assignor to
AnsOn Smith, of same place, for improved
washing machine.
Leonard Kile, of Williamsfeld, for improve.
ment in upsetting tire.
Hemsn B. Hammond, of Bristolville, for i'm
proyfment in cullivator teeth.
Seth W. EeIls, of Mansfield, forimprovement
in apparatus for eVaPOrating sugar juice.
JOha Z. Lemon, of Toledo, for Improvement
to builders scafold.
Chas. s. Graves, Elyria, for Improvement in
horse-powers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18
A Little Child Shall Lead Them
BY MRS. n. A DENIsoN.
cwh.tl that child ! sinnor I,

what that child sinnerP
Yes, Ange-a dretful sinner, black al
through; born with our awful, wicked deprav-
cd, fallen nature: corrupt in everything. Ange!
do you feel your responsibility
oh, Aunt Becky y
The mild little woman looked up. Blue eeyes,
ouivering lips, soft masses of lustrous hair, a
pearl white and clear brow; these were the
least of her charms.
Aunt Becky looked down. Black eyes
glitlered under spectacles--fOrehead narrow
and high-lips pursed, invisible-expressiOn
severe, and middle aged, these made up the
most of her charms
It was an elegant little room. The hand OF
love had furnished it. The hangings and the
paper were white and blue, and upon the vel
vet couch child of marvellous beauty had
thrown herself, weary of her innocent toys,
and there she lay-a heavenly picture-all
abandon, all grace, while sleep sculptured her
features to the unrivalled beauty Of repose
Il don't know; think can't agree with
you,' said the young mother, in troubled
way. why, she's made another woman Ofme.
Pm a thousand times better since she was
born! l never prayed before that, as l pray
now; and looking into those clear eyes, believe
me. would not dare to cherish q sinful thought.
Oh, can she be a sinner can she be so depraved
and unholy, and vet cause in me these heaven
ly emotions Aunt, l can't, l won't believe
it.
.Oh, well, it don't make no odds, Angc
whether you believe it or not; it's exactly
So
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18
Gnprnners.

E9gFaVIng and LtthOgFaphiDR.
RRANERD & BURRIDGE,W WOOD
~ kheSAVERs AND LITHOGRPHERs Bank
R0BERg GILL-SILVER AND
Ag Electro PiAer Door Platter and Alanufactur-cor-
neI Of Ontaro aaoro1pect sss up stsrs Cleveland o.,
a prepared 20 repte Spoons, Forks. Cators &C. and
make them equal % egW Door Trimmings t9rnisheu OF
prices reasonable. iul22dti6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18
GUFTA Pc BOHA b AsE,
REMOVAL.
m
1emeIrp g. 6ilpEr nare,

livery ONE WARRANTED. =
II or those AuericAn watches. Just received nsw
feba cowLES b CO. wedden House.
YANKEE DOODLE FOREVER,
u snd the American Watch forever. They the
best watch made Tin America) and nobody sells them
fe5s CowLEs Co. wedden House.
NUT PIX.-JUst received a new sup
fsb2k cowLBs co. weddell HOUSE
VER & SILVER PLATED
- WARE,-New stock Just received by
fehe2 COWLES l. CO.. Weddeli House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18
Buar0tnq.

DOARDING H0USE-Dr. BEACH
has taken the ine Boarding House. No. 30 Superior
81 which has been newly fitted up and now open for
the reception Of boardsrs lyz2-zl3
DOARDING.-Ihe House No. "a
Public Square, and Dy tae Stone Church.-One Of
the peasantsst locations in the citbas been thoroughly
repaIed and isnoW open for BOardsrs Families vi ing
tOfurnish their rooms be accommodated with large
and convenient and and Single BoardeTs
apr7-iseO:R5o. sW BURRITT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18
9tnaMfIol.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-

DRAFT IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT
IL from IS upwards, on England and France, and on
ali the PRINCIPAL Cities Of Germany On Frankfort Ber
lin, Vinna, Lipzig Nurmberg, Cassel, Cologne Ham
burgh, Bremen. Stuttgart, MANNHEIM and Prague. For
sale by mrl2 RETTBERG & HAUSMANN.
$4,000 mo MONEY .I5l t. APyAEG asl-lf 4. G.
stand aud we'll known WAGNERiS OFFICE-on securi-
ties Of kind viz Dry Goods Hardware Gold and
Silver Pate, Watches, Diamonds, Jeeelry, Frs arms,
Cothng, Furniture Csrpeis amos, Mirrors Paintings,
General MERCHANDISE and Personal properly and articles
value the most satisfactory terms. Business strictly
81 bargains.
WM. WAGNER, Office Nc. g. Water St.
Corner Superior s., over Geo. A. Davis Co.'s Clothing
Store.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18

EThe argument Of Mr. Pryor's 'ffiends''
against the weapons chosen by Potter, may be
regarded as a fine specimen of reasoning a.
PTyor {.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-18
6oteIs.
DUMAS.

MclilastsT Street bsfgsen Al cad s CnSCNEATI ONO.
This old and well established Hotel has been recently
reed in superior style, and is unsurpassed by any
Hotel Of its class IN America.
The proprietor from his long experience in this city Cal
iurua and elsewhere feels confident that his advantages
over others viii warrant him entire success, and he is
faTOnby known 70 this community anticipates full share
efp public patronage. ALEX SHUMATE,
apr2ok8 Pr0nriet0T.
M ANHATTAN HOTEL-Nos. 3, 5
AA land Murray street, ID door from Broadway, op
este the Park, New York. HugginsE Fling ,PrOprleor
Huggins late Of Street House B0Etsn. H. c. Fling
Sc - vvaf@n uasel Me- Uo-L dsr1 I