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Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1861-03-22
From the San Bernarnido Herald, Cal.
The lost Gold Seekers,

Ihe Lost SEc1d seekers.
Two men, Dir. Henry NJ. Lindsey
and Mr. Jas. Fowler, in company with
others, started from this place on the
17th of Aug. 1860, for the "Silyer
Mountain
After twelve days Of fatiguing travel
they arrived at "Bennet's claim,'' about
so miles distant from the said noun
tain, where they camped on the 29th of
August.
On the 1st of Oct, NTessrs. Lindsey
and Fowler started for the mountains to
prospect, having with them two good
animals, mining Implements, firearms
and about twelve days provisions, ex-
pecting to be absent from camp about
five days.
Three long anxious weeks passed
away, and not "a word or a signal from
the brave, but unfortunate "Prospect-
ors.' The rest of the company re-
turned to this. place, after having sent
out persons in search of them. Nothing
has yet been heard from them e-r-as
Mr.. Fowler leaves wife and several
children in this place to mourn his loss.
Mr. Lindsey leaves parents, brothers
and sisters in Pomeroy, Ohio, for whom
we write the above lines.
The Mr.. Lindsey above referred to-. is
a son Of Mr.. D. Lindsey, who lives but
a mile or two from this place. His son
was well known to many of our citizens,
who remember his departure from
here some five or six years ago.
There was a poem attached to the arti-
Gle we copy above, inscribed to the
friends of the deceased, written by
"Beccie," which we could not find room
for. <
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Washington News. i
NFw YORK, March 1S.-The Charles
ton correspondent Of the Herald says
the new tariff and constitution are un-
satisfactory. ~ @ r.
The floating battery will be moved
Monday, but not toward Sunlpter.
A Washington dispatch to the Herald
reports that Major Anderson had in
formed the Government thatif reinforce
.ment be intended, Carolina would in
mediately fill the channels and render
communication by water impossible.
The Cabinet are considering measures
relating to. the seizure Of the revenue
cutter by Texas. a l..
It is understood that the Administra-
ton have sent secret agents to different
European Governments to inform them
OF the future policy Of this Government,
thus forcstalling and defeating the OBJ
ject of the Southern Confederacy in
sending their commissioners thence
The same course will be pursued rela-
tive to Mexico. .,..,..if
The Cabinet, as soon as the Southern
forts affair is settled will take into con-
sideration the collection Of the revenue
All are known to agree that it should
be collected, but the manner is the
trouble. -. ri
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T.. 3. MOORE.
PEAcR GROVE NURSERY

Ys1HOSE who want Peach Trees .sss*sssssssSss. .ss*ssssssSss
L come soon, as we have a few SSSSsSs<. 90
thousand not yet sold, of the finest TsEYssss@
growth and the largest assortment eszls~
in this vicinity--over 100 varieties, and about
10000 in all, rating according to quality, from
seven to fifteen dollars per 100. Apple, SO
Per 100. Pear, CHEEKY and Plum at the usual
prices. NJ. W. RUTHERFORD s. CO.,
miles west of Rutland, Meigs Co, 0.
Noy 2 'GO-43-4m
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On the 18th inst, by E. S. Mitchell, Mr..
PHILIP Fl. DALToN, of Athens Co., and Miss
LucErTA BIcGs, daughter of Benz. Biggs, OF
Meigs Co, Ohio
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Ohio senator.

0Ef'o stAhttoT'
After having our forms closed, we
learn that dispatch was received this
(Thursdayl morning, stating that the
Republ,car Caucus, held at Columbus
last night, had agreed upon Hon. John.
Sherman as the Republican candidate
for United States Senator This is equiv
aIent to an election. ~ x,
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The Census.

The Census.
On the first page of this weeks paper
will be found the Census Of the State of
Ohio, for 1860, compared with that of
1850. The increase Of population in
the State: in ten years, was 3357 1926. In
Meigs County the increase in the same
time was 8,3ST
We also publish list Of the towns
containing over Eve hundred inhabita nts
From this it will be saen that there are
but nine towns in Ohio, that are larger
than Pomeroy. All those that are
larger, and quite number that are not
SO large, are designated as cities. If
there are any advantages to ba gained by
being incorporated as a city, we think
that Pomeroy should have them. We
have a greater population than Marietta.
Lancaster, Portsmouth, and a great many
other towns that make larger pretensions
In this Congressional district, as com
posed at present, we have 4 population
Of 129,0l3. *
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lcsa News we zsVe Receiving
Ef:ssEV. =

Full directions accocuT2ny each bottle
They are sold by Medicine Dealers generally.
Price % cts. per bottle. J. n. HARRIS d co,
Western States, to whom address all orders
For sale by ID. Reed, Pomeroy; Walter Curtis,
Chester; T. ). Branch, Rutland; Jacob Shafer Mi
nefsViie j. X. Ellis, Rgclne; w. NJ. Swallow, Le-
tar. Falls. July 81 1850 -30,ly
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LOTS FOR, SAFE

ON SUGAR Run, MAYORS RUN, AMI
" Carrs Run. Application to be made tc
NJ. Heckard, ESQ, Pemeroy.
Aug. l6, SGT S. W. P0MEROY.
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HABITUAL CONSTIPATIO
.gSssatsEsEGe. ) Fever ;aEsd ASne, Gen
r:aa Debility, sassd iail other
DsSe:s&cS arising fFSna a
DlsOrIeTeG 8 % an "a cR,

ELaSGEs gh SSOSSeiS,-
THEY are I'd and recommended by leading phy-
sicans of the country. and all who try them nro
nouDce them invaluable. -
g., nr. James l.. l,reprre..' write from Navarro,
Stark CO.. Ohio, 'lhe Bitters are highly praised bv
those suffering fron indigestion, dyspepsia liver
complaiut.'' F' ~
Sc 6. DAVIS" Postmaster at Williamsnort
ONO, says, they give great satisfaction use them
myself, having AIKEN cold, become PROSTATE and
lost my appetite. 1t relieved me, and can recon-
mend Ii with great assurance of its merits,'
-Dr. William NJ. kerr,'' of RogersyiIie ind
writes us that they the most valuable me,icine
offered, lie has recommended them with great sue
cess. ana with them made several cures Of patitt-
ton of the heart and general debility
"Ihonas Stanford, ESQ., BlouIdsEille Henry
Co., Ind, writes US lorg letter. Under date of Nav
4 1850 He was much reduced. having en- atiiicted
top of the heart OF the severe aid Drostratnp
character. ''ait0r using few bottles was COM
pictelX restored, and am now in robust healthp
~ w. Hunt" writes from Delphqs Allen Co.
ONO, "a section where Fever and Ague preyals)
that ha most cteerfnlly recommends Them of deci-
deg merit in all eases of Fever and Apue iysps.-
sia, and General Drbity.''
d. X Gaifhttrs, NJ. H.. writes from Van Vert
Ohio, ~ most especially recommend the sherr>
Inc Bitterst to the notice of Dyspcptic persons and
10 ali who require Il stimulating medicine.
SIcsa News we zaVe EseceEyEssg
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desire to acknowledge through the Te1e-
graph the receipt, per ]. +. Brown, of S26.35,
contributed by the citizens of Orange township,
to the Kansas Aid Fund = Sl2 Of which was
contributed by the students in Tupper's Plains
Seminary. H. II. SWALLOW, Treasurer.
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FIVE HrHDRLD DOLLARS FoRFE1T!
Three emiueR. physicians in constant attendance.
PROF. EGRERT JACKSON.
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons Lon
don.
DR. ROBERT HERBERT.
Iate of Phlu., q member of the Society of Friends,
aud .......
NJ FTrGENE vELPFAU, -- s..
Late of the london and Paris-Hospiiats,
Guarantee under penalty Of $500. = complete cure
of every Sexual Disease, however aggravated BY
neglect, and WITHOUT MERCURY.
We are perfectly safe in making this offer, because
we Will not undertake any that we not sure
of curing.
Gonorrhea, Syphilis, Sclf-AbuSr, Impotence.
Whites Fluo Albous> elect, Structure, skin bis
eases, VenerUal Warts, diseases Of the Bladder and
Kidneys. Female Irregularities, Barrenness, Liver
Complaint, Emaeiation, Premature Decay, the Pains
of Age General Debility, Change of Life, ETC., rc
ccive especial attention.
TREATMENT EhTIRELY New, and always successful;
cure rapid and thorough; and references of eminent
ri ysicans and surgeons, both in this country and in
Europe.
The pJSFENSARY CIRCULAR. farwarded gratis
by mail, to any address, contains invaluable advice
to Young men, young ladies, contemplating iuatri-
monv and married. We have just published
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aa-H-az-s -1..--.4-=.=
x%GaZ- Esssrs nSrSaa =.
80 l. 8 ,.NRsy y

pLANkS, in approved form, toseeure leases
b. on oil claims, for sale at the >,4r
TELEGRAPH OFFICE
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EnnU IL II z o1 S
T O r A / Z.

u ~ AO Ia - 1s
FsyHE subscriber having just returned from
L the East with an elegant stock Of
Dry Goods, Notions, Hats
Caps, Boots, Shoes, &c.,
Win offer them to the public at ten per cent
advance on cost, for
C1SH OR READT PIT
In this proposition there is no huntbug, but
an actual fact which we would take pleasure
in demonstrating to the satisfaction OF any
marty favoring us withan examination of stock
and prices.
We will enumerate few articles, giving
prices, as an index to tie whole stock:
Best Nadder prints. .loe per yard.
Fancy prints........-,..........-.. .oa9e
Good ! bleached muslin............lCc
bieached muslin,
Latest styles best delaines. ........lo to 2oc :"
Cnshmeres. ...........................l5c
Bonnet ribbons from ...............l0 to 4Oc"
Fine French wool eelane........ TO 73c''
Usual price IS to S1.00 y
Ladies' Ecavy kip shoes. per pair;
Ladies' calf .......................-... IS
And all other goods sold at prorortionable
prices. for one consideration--tha we receive
G 4 s RI
for them. From this date we positively dis
continue the credit business, tor good and suf-
fcient cause.
We respectfully ask al examination of our
stock, md if the Goods suit, prices shall suit.
r. B. WILSON,
Jan. B, GO-1-tf A1ildIeport, Ohio.
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DIR. JacAsom's Fes,aase REentsrsy
M. vcipeasu's ReasstE3y5ng Powder

II impartS TO the complexion exquisite bloom and
trans farency, and etcctuaIy prevents the forma-
ton Of wrinkle, blotths3 freckl3s pimplcs, wens,
etc.. etc price 81 per box, sent by mail.
Every letter must contain six cents, in amps. TO
be used for reply Address Drs. jackson, Herbert &
Co., or simply p. o. Box 436, Cincinnati, Ohio. Of
flee, No. f6T Sycat..nrc street Medicines and i'm
sirue tohs sent promptly,to part Of the country
Feb. !, lS6l.--4-5-ly .-.-- .a.
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M1NrsrERIAL AssocIATIox.

The next session of tue Marietta
District Ministerial Association, Ohio
Annual Conference, NJ. E. c., will be
held at ATHENS, ON TUESDAY, APRIL
16, 1861, commencing at o'clock ?. n.
All are invited to attend.
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POM leroy TELEGRAPH.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

FRIDAY, $50: Nlarce az, 1se1'
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PoMHPoY RETAIL, MARKETS.

Corrected EeeEIy By Grant s. Bfo's, lE!lers, and
Patton j. Smith, Grocers-
Tl!vRsDAy, March 81. 1861.
" heat...... 49,. .9octdESl.oo U puSb.
Flour. White Wheat Fam, $500 Red do. ex-
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THE BEST PuRGATIvE AND PURIFIER BEFORE THE PEo-
rLE-AccEFrED AND REcoMMEND&D BY EMINENT PLY
.r,.'I
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Comm, OF. Pleas Court.

gI The Steamers which we have al
luded to SO fequcntly as good, reliable
boats, with the best of officers, pass
Do,,oroyo follows.
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H. Sermon, Jer. 13, %; Stephen Ryland.
13. Essay Is Church relationship, in Cos
pei land, necessary to salvation2 |. B. Bradrick
A. Essay: How many sacraments are there,
and what are their nature and design; s. Ran
, 1861-10-05
mARKETS BIZ TELEGRAPH

NEW YORK. Oct. 4--F1orR-Less doing to;
ehsnee i e. Sales ls4o9 brls at $ 1s@5so fes re-
}ef estrx STATE; S5.s5@54o far super western;
IS 50@5 is for common to medium extra sEesteEn;
0Shio@closing rather qa,et with no dispo.1.ion On
the part Of Holders to press the market. The mar
ket for Canadian -four Is steady, With moderate
business doing. Sales 80 brl6 at S. for su-
per; IS 50@6:5o for common to choice extra. Re
$3Go. o,,
GRA1s-Wh heat 10ac better Faff export de1naad
ehis Ey for France. l, qufry rather better Sales,
IT, iii au Chicago spring at 81 1s@1 %; - oo0 ba
h2fine spi9g e Rs1 e
g IS; &, 100 ba mixed western at 81 2s; 500 bu
rtd state at s1,29G1 81; 5000 bu winter red west
en- at 81 s5Gl1 She latter prize Tor - aRos5 e
| del; G5c0 hu white nes:.::sskE At s. 37E@1 e.
1s,f60 bu white Michigan at ST 9s91. 1ao9 bu
! choice white st Louis at Il 4s. Bye firm. Sale:
ba river At I6 Basle{ eoEt'aqes s scarse s0n abG
| state at 71@72c. Corn steady dnd fa1r b1slue5s
tloirg for export and home consumption and spec
! niatien. Sales 800 bu at s. 1@52c toz uusonn6
Al Inferior mixed western; 5995fc for common
| 54E@55c for coed to prime chipping 60; 4fo
| common white northern; Gle for white western
Oats in fair request at 309S2e for common; 34l
PRoy1s1o:s-Posk shade frmer with fair bus;
ness doing; sa!ea e75 brs at sH-75@15 % for mess
AID $9.75@10 90 for prime. gsef continues qats
at $s4 50 for prime, 1905 50 for meas. and SEs
f6r shoulders, 5H@655e for hams Bacon firm dt
msnd st exc for dry salted sides and 7c for smoke
@axc. Butter IS aeillsg at 7@1ic fer Ohio, al
l2H@15c for state. Cheese quiet at 5QD7c.
Gl:ocER1ks-Cofee firm; sales i, ,o1O bags Rio q
raw IN III demsnd at ansshanged pics Moasse
very firm With moderate inquiry
S1ocKs-Again better. Caic 41H. G y
| h1,x r L. u$oA F. HA4 ia
AK, n 155s, va 6s 45H, n 6s 50, do Is i
! Tenn 6s ~,
, 1861-10-05

Lard ia finn and IN good demand. sales II bis
4 &c s$94s Is ssiiss sSfs; = Se g.. eash and
E1o8.
ALR1Ta9 ~ .sTS 4.a 4 our quotations. Receipts
~ he stack ia light and The supply Of state
ri !stss s S 5 e! 15 ior 1ss s9rs
e snd euper ~ western e. extra .teh e a
iean To- Il 865 Is for common Canadian a16 $5 ~
as 60 for extra do, Corn meal 9se1ss ios ~ haot @
rainA moderate bst,nes ~ es9 1ets Il quotations;
"a [eS Menesn Il s Rys c 56 s; sales 100 bn
In lots 6sts ateady It 8ae afoat an9 ~ aaI
the1e ,s fair demand, but holders prefer storing
selling 4 ming By Hfete5n re s'7 a1nay
Bn' be II aemand Is not M ae7e 81
e.oCo bu Bay QuInte 68c. Whtsky-Last esenanE
s. hi 55ls c; seds' d" 90 al Inc Aans nsf' '
Pu11ApE1ru1A, October l. 1.--There Is moderate
inquiry for flour, bat generally at PRICES 6slow fna
views of holders, who are firm in their denaa0ss
9na Tantea s At lis. IS about 1000 brls have been
picked up IN lots at &550@56sH foT western ano a
Penneyyania extrn. the latter 1os Lancaster et ~
| and Is 62h@5 05 2 hrl for extra family. Iae
trade are buying to fair extent at from ne aooe{
hg11es for tnperiine and extras up 70 S5g4tN1:S ?,
for fancy brands according to aaaty VT Fen aen
SIS $ br The latter foE fresh ground Corn @ss
SASH a1d Brandywine at g % = b1l, without
sales: The receipts today s1e ;ss4o btls lou.
1871 bu wheat 12So ba sosn sad e65 oad % 9ats t.
cne.t At fnTthfr sd1arce Sales reach some Ii c
90 b bn, Il y for faiF southern red i stots
and for good and choice l9ts q saost T. L
ndRe v5te II ems way as fs9 sn5 10 e
at $i.isx ii store. Rya is wanted, asd prlm
Pennsyfvania sells at 60e; Corn ~ unchanged. Ut
ss1eE cf Pennsylvania yellow At 5Gc some EsssfI EaS
Eart 1t 309stc for prime southern, in thu cars az
zfcat, aad part private; Pennsglyaaia 90 at "
pnd Old oats at 3313344c, in store. Barley and ma
| er1.S.f
, 1861-10-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE

passed DETROIT, Oct. a.-Bound Lp-Props
I,on City, Bar State, .co1oni.t; basks Aassiilon,
CITY Of Chicago; echEs Lively, par1en, Flying
Clcnd, Snow Drop, B 3 Brownt Jessie, Oliver
CulFer, 4 & Morey, r II Harmon, j Grant, VAN
Bcund D5fa-Steamer Planet; prop Concord:
barks R G Ninslow, Levi RaHson; brig H.mp-
ton: Echrs N ? Gooden, G G G1isTold, Robert
Emmet.
RoyeH NEATHER~-Vesecs which passed down
this afternoon from Chicago have, owing to the
recent boisteroua weather, been tep days in reach
ing this port.-Dst. Adu., 4th.
Co111s1oH.--A co1lieion took place the night be-
fore laet some eight miles below Bar Point be-
tween the brigs G. Ealbridge and John Young.
Both vessels were graiu.1oaded and bourd doTn,
but The atter reseel at the time YVES running hack
for the purpose Of making lee. The Waln1fd5e
had her head gear carried away, besides some
sight Injuries 10 her bows. The Young lost one
Of Ger dayits, which We learn was an the damage
ahe sustained Both Eesses returned t2 Mndf 49,
which they proceeded On their voyage down.-De
tToit Tribune. Sd.
, 1861-10-05

FRIDAY ETEA1NG+ Oct- Z. 4obl.
FREIGHTs- Finn and 1c higher; The engage.
mtnta were:-Prep Mohawk; brfgt FoWhatan
spd Mahonfpg, ard schr Ellen Wlliams, wheat at
16c; sckr. Gertrude, Miami and St. Paul, wheat
5s; fsnr Lws Ws xheat e
tota, corn at 14c echrs Ellsworth, corn It 15c-sl
10 Buffslo. Bark Cleveland, wheat to Port Col
eop Theae t. osWeso vis sasia At scar e
% FI6uREReceiPts - bis Shipments 1soebr1s.
se effsi S1is nf Gaiss nd 20 Bis santoi
Winter at 81 6a,8 del; 500 brls t'Chatawo.th.''
sa9is i i psi3 5s} IS Ss. s 9z; Ssi
bills Elltworth'' at q oodel 1oo br(s Arcadia,
At IS 50 del; 70 brls Eoli5ns, On 2. t.: 100 brls
III. =: 81 ;aesr rs sa' s cSs sqps5
| brls 4 Superior super 1t $2.a5 del.
| WHEAT-Receipts 155,1e9 bu. Shipments Fl
H.5fst Rsd %Rsf a sfs 81 So 1t e
1866 bu do at SIC; 1a,oW eu No spsing At :sc;
9 g. 81 30 d s9 s 60 M Sa g sprss a. st IL
S Rt@sesa j. i g. 40 = = = IS: :5e5 s.
Club &t SOC on track; 5q bags Iowa Club At 7se
en c6RSReeeigia & sai " bu, shipments' @
bu. Market drn and shade higher. Sales were
5,ooo bu Canal Mixed at &c aaoat; 900 bu do al
as ai4sa aa35s az % ie store; b DO st sis /
store: a,706 bu Do at n ID store: 900 bu do a
IKc In store; 3,e0o bu Rejected st 18c in store:
Receipts. $50 bu- No ehipnents. Mar
ket steady. Sales 1900 bu No at 14c in store
1000 tu do at 135fc in etc1e.
RYE-Receipts;. !, 1,.s7 bu. Market steady. Sale
~ SaRhR@Reeeipts' Il R =: s p ss1a bu Market arm
SAles $50 bags good at sc on track
sEEDs-Rece1pta. 8.s29 ns. N i1E9tag n IN y. s eee
1t s.. IS; 80 bag. dirty at 40.
observation-disclosures 29 brls: Market mn
Sales 1co hrla country at 145<c Is brls city In lo'
15c-
EGGs-Market STEADY at Sc 3 doz for fresh. =.
ri BUTTER Steady and IN fair demand y
quote: Common to good frfin 6@sKc- Dairy
| In coed request 1T 9G11c.
H1DEs+Market active and firm We quoee
Grsen Country 4Keb5Ac; Green salted 5h9e!
Gern Calf 6Kc; Dry Salted 8@sAci pfJ Ell
= | 11R11Ec. F7csh pelts 4DG5ec eash-
fouLTRf-Steady. Live Chickens $l+2o'
| 80 per dog.
MISS PoRK-Eominal at 4ia oo912,so
LIVE STOCK-The general market y da4 q
heavy owing to the unfAvorable weather, "nl
interrupts outdoor operations.
I Sa1es vera - ~
, 1861-10-05
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Rev. Edward Taylor viii preach tomorrow
morning and evening ut tha Calvary Preepy
Church. Morning service 1t 1o1 o'clock; evening
This Psotestantant Episcopal Free Church,
corner Of Indiana sd franklin streets, IL open 1ot
EB, TUTrLx, Rector.
-Urittd PreebJte1i1n Church. eoznW ct Wash
iceton and Jefferson streets. Rev..W G. Jackson. n
y n ConceYt Of prayer for missions On the hrss
6ehh.th of every moath, At y p. N. PraJsr
se,g cry ~ :: ehs1as 10
49, 80 = tfrii1sl Invitation Ia extended 70 all
hit tbeJ msJ 10 oocapted. Aeolleettoa Is t8ksa
Up u the forGnosu service.
-south preebyse.ian Church. ooeaer of Kdina
pltee pc6 Jaekto1 stkeet. Pfeecaiag u sas cnntso
| o. Btlee1. Seats Lee, aaa tae pGauc a-e cS@-
| daily iuTita& te Atts14,
, 1861-10-05
MARINE LIST,
O,Rr OF CHIC GO.

ARRIVED. Oct. 4.
Prop Backus, Brown, Grand River, 124 N
lumber.
Prop r II Foss, Wilson, Muekegon, 100 N lumber,
TTup Mohawk, Pheatt Buffalo, sundrIcs.
BARK Nary Stockton, F1edericksol, Boy City, 200
Frig Minnesota, Rarson, Cleveland, 800 tona coat
Lrlg Maho1irg, Ste ra1d, Cleveland. 3OO tons cosl
Sotr Gertrude, Mkyers, Buffalo, 200 tons coal
Schr Falcon, Roberts, Baf1nle. 200 tons coal.
Sltr pa.sonE, Miller, Cleveland, 800 tons coal.
Schr Miami, PenuiE gton, Buffalo.
Sclr Enterprise, Gilmore, Bufalo, 1900 bTls
salt.
Schr Onward, Lacy, 0eweEo, Is tons pig iron.
Stir Experiment. King, St Joseph, sundriss.
Sclt Active, Tart, Muskegon, 16 m lumber
Schr Echo, Emery, Buffalo, 100 br1s salt.
Sthr RIackhawk, Nelson, Buffalo, 800 br!s salt.
Srh7 Exchange, KeweD, Cleveland. 400 1ons c1al
CLEARED. Oct. T.
Prep Backus, Childs, ontouagon, $50 tons pro
Prop Ba1bsr, Brown, Grand River.
Prof.. r II Foss, Wilson. Nuekegon-
Top Mohawk, Pheatt, Buffalo. 30 900 bu wlaeat.
schr Enterprise, Gilmore, Co{lingwosa, 1850 hs
| schr Clipper City, London, BaGolo, 1850 b.
c1rn.
| S:lr S N. wlcrse, Bartlett, Buffalo, 1860 b.
schr Echo, Emory, Buffalo, il, 400 bu'rye.
| Schr Active, Tart, Muekeg0n.
, 1861-10-05

Bos7oH, Oct. 1.-Flour-The receipts since
yesterday have been CTS h1Ia. The market IS
na, fAesH Ss.75; superior, $6md7oo pei brl.
Southern Is quiet. Small sales Of common and
neTia1r. 7.o06s.M 81 barrel. Gfain-The
receipts elnce yeeta1day have bern 400
bu cozn, 1918 do osts end 1,eoQ do shorts. Cosn
It ae@94e; mixed $50 sc y bn. 0ats are dull.
Sales ot western. CanadA and southern 1t S6@4ec
q oa. Rye Is acsrce, and Is nomlnAlly worth 7oe
led SD m1ddltrgs. At SIS o0@e0@ per ton.
PrCvisions-poxe ia IN motef=te de-aana. sales
G! prime st t1os0@t1 Is; u:sss $l4915; eles,
S16@I7 50 q bll cash and {t1os Beef ia 1n steady
nfml- d ea1eR Of KsStsEn Ard WsstsxE mae1 Aaa
| ex.1s meas It {soQ91& % ? o<t cash Aaa aos
, 1861-10-05
TAT A RRH! CATAhhH:!
CATAREH!.!
RR. SEEtYE'S LiqeID eAIANRh Kfmeot ~

WARRANTED to be eure cure fc1
CATARRH or COLD IN THE HEAD
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND persoas de ysa3fly q Y
in :is e. uIfrT OF Consumption. Ev5r: phssi n
Snog6 that Win fully two-lhlrds Of this numDet luz
1Isease drEt commenced a5
Catarrh in the Nose
TIE pezt step being to the throat and brosc Ia soe
T Il easter to cafe Catazrh than Cs7:ampRe9 ana
s2oE1d onderstsnd II At as better va5 to cata eoa
liz Of Cata,rh as trey generally sppSIa1t ppI1
and nd thst they have frequent assaess af ss COZ
sensitive 70 he changes Of sis1 dschaTge tin
ard acfid. afrwsrds becoming tnss ssa az IN.
A. the disease becomes chronic the siiay thew sFg
creased T. Quantity ard csanzsd 9te4 II eot I'd ii 81
niek Ss sE s q 9se s9d a. rs
nre haI kcd Or couvhed Oil The stCrtanlas MI ISt 81
live ceusfrg breath the roice tn1Gs E sa1
sal: TIE eyes are weak the htn;s - 49, ntaca Ano
q dessrS{e asa9ss1 @ 9aneaan sYanpto q Gatsrrh IS
ft tGe obEsd to his ths2a5 t. f6s
mon ire cf tbcE Of Shiny mnsnn
down rom the head dqr haE hs 5Isease Is On il
gaefb u e aa Should @e II sErsssss
il ME sbore Are the symptoms VI ea'oa1e - Hae1
sPR r n AZ derenst II {ss IIoUo CArAREE REMEDY
MnTId Xtd have auicsAt 5 % re- y r. the zen
edy 10 Assure all who are dsP ~ sea - - Ranoa9
curing GatsFs tnas t5snet 3 Tecei7ed lie aonet pa
VII Pc 1 shc G.ta.h Remedy. s200sudiclent 70
20 nCe vnonths With tul and clear directions
o@ce. 1876 Lake, Corner Of Wells Street.
oc1 9d9Esein s1in Post once BOZ 4ssa. Chicsgo. N.