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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

t. the Hoo. El,.hs Water. Jal.e Of Probate
ne The CopnN ~ DNlord.
DErlINNi htNE>, adaia.,rariN 81 the
ID estate OF william iis,.. late of Wsiedp'd
~ ssid C"as,, ds,es.sd. respectful, 'rpf-ssnts;
That the Isi.oasl estate of .a,d d~c~I.sd - act
,uihc,cut 60 pay the ju.t dchts ~h'ch h. "ssd 1t
the fine Of NJ. deoessr b, the sun Il h's hunirsd
dollars. Your petitioner therefore pray. Nour
hunpf ~osld gnnt ker i,csa.r TO sell 1T puble ~
private sale .ni Con'ey all OF the real estate Of
.aid DECREASED 6f the p,,@.st 81 .a,d debts and
iaci,lsaiai ch.rg,.. sad real estate !, afn
.tuated IA W aisIiJrd "a ..ii Couaiy.
BETHANY HAYES.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

D,ropp. .s.-N coat OF r.ublir held AT Pa
re. ~ih,a snd lor the cuuR,, II OSiotd, ON the
th,,d Tss.a., oi Octo.-f. 4, u. b6l.
IN the PETITION OF JOAN iiEWEl, widow o!
Joha iie~ey, late 81 Ando'.r IN ssid
County, deceased, pr'yirg fir ~ slh'Ssnc. ont Of
the petsoa.i estate ~ her late hu.blnd-
Ord~,i. That the .nid petitioner give notice
% al prisons interested, 10y causing u copy ol
,hs oSie' a. b. publi.he three week. sucoe..i'e-
( 4, 10 the Oxfo,d Drmpcra p'initi At Pnii., that
! the, nav appear II a Probate Coufi 10 he held Al
., Pan. 40 said colnIy. on the Ihiui Tuesday ol
Mover aeSt. at nine o'clck IN the forenoon, and
/ she's cause, Il any the, ha'',why the sane 'h"oL
soi u granled. .-..--
A true eop,-s,t-st!
J. \. HoBns. R'E"io.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25
ItI"'IN VIII NV sHIkFs
A trse copy-s,te.i; J. :. IiosE,. Rsasg.

Toths honorable !.lge Oi PrOLai. Tor the County
IONbfd.
'I,liE saler,igpc,l, adsia4irsiw u the estate
81 iieL No,.. late u Norway IL esd county
o.csssed, respectfully Tspf.sea'.. that ssh Bsi,
>os-. died. .eis-i sad ps.ss..si ~ the Iyilow -,
se-cTl-d r-sl estate, VIA; o~Tisis shsp and sae
i.ad 90 shich aid shop "a siisiisl, at Nohs's
eofatr, 49, c.i,ed IL .s,d Norway. That an I'd.
,ani,g-,,u. ofrr II iiieen dollar. IA. been N ,ic
l., William Nssdhsm ia said cosaiy. sh,c ofsr
Il !. zoe The Interest Of all oonoeraet IN srdiatey
To- .ccept. lie ihefet,re pray. that h'.,-e nav be
grated him to eel aud convey the sb.Se describe
81 is,l estate 90 ih- pefsoa .sss'ag aid offer
cordiue 20 the statute 10 such tase. made aud
provided. BtlA a. NohEs.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25
o,rorp. ,.-M coou Of Probate held at

O,ToNp, s.-h Cont ~ Probate hsld 1t
psr,.. ~,ihin .nd fur The C"an,y II oNloui I.
90 The third Tu,,d,, ~ Octul-r, Al. isoi.
TRNIN ROBlNSONadmia'stt.lof ~ the go.
l., tate II rillson St-i.on ht- ~ Hartford IN
.asi Cauaiy deceased. having p'csenisd h'.
.e,uai account n Naturalization %! the estate ~
.aid deceased iof allowance;
orlcr,d. That the sd sdm'r s,Vs po,ies b.
~ f.rs.oa. iat~t~.iSi Nv cius,ng q c"p' 81 th'.
os,icr - i-c pahli,h~d tire, seek. sucr"'''"lS
IN the ONfpd Drmscfa, pSiu,-i n Pare that
she, ,n,, app.,f At a Probate Cont a. h. held
at raii.. - AL C5uniy. oa the lhui Tne'iiy 81
Na,rml~r seat. AZ "a n'clnsk va III" infcnonn, aad
.h,~ c.n.e. II an, the, have. ~hN the SANE
.AuuI noi D. alis~ei.
ELISHA WINTER, Jpigs.
true eop,-silrS J. :. ilvHus. i,sg,,icf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25
II Fl. e.
To III. honorable Iaas. Of Probate ior III. County

To III. honorable Judge Of Probate iOr the County
ef O>istd.
HUMRLY REPRESENTS. Lydia y. Yoans
Ill Of Norway 10 said Coaaiy. that she 10 the
sothet 81 L,dis N. Sosas late nj Norway IN
.sid C.aa,y. Who died on the s'xih day Of July.
A. u. 1851, ia,e.,ate, seired and possessed oi
real esiaie, good. asd ehaitsl.. rights aud cred
It's, which oush, 10 h. administered according tn
Law. Wherefore your ps,iicsers pray that ad-
,nia,.,r.,io. of ssid estate may lie granted 10 10.
doloA.. youag. LYDIA y. YOUNG.
RODOLplIus YOUNG.
LOUISE q. GOpiIAM,
Ei.vlRA GALLlSON.
Oxyosp, -; Alta Coart ofrrobsie held NJ Ia.
ri.. wi,hia aud Tor the Coanty of O>iord. on the
third Tuesday oC Ocu,bst AID. ls6i.
ia the ps,it,Oa ainT,s,id, Ordered, That no
tios L. gwen by publi.h,ns cory 81 this peiiinn
With this otd.r ihefron. three weeks ssccess'yeh
~ the OSio,d Democrat, = newspaper pfin'ei At
Pans, thai al psf.oas iatercsIcI may at end "a
the third rue.ds, of No,'r neat. at ten O'Clock
in the tof,n,-,a. at n CooTt II rtolsie ,N.n 10 Ice
haLlsn ~ pafis, and she's cause, " any, Why The
rsa,.r of aid peliioa .hoald MT IT, gran ed.
such notice 10 be givea i-fHe ss'd Court.
ELISHA WINTER, ysfU.
tue cap, u ps,ii,1a sol Order 81 Coar' thereon
Attest J, - h"Hs'' Nrs'''e''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

The town OF Bridsion, Ia. voted to au-
tboriIs their Trcasuryr 20 hire 5000. Tor
the relief Of the famiIIc. o; volunteers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. We having
I t~-u 4rtaiaisd hy the yuIgs Il Probate i,r
he C,.uni, % ONinri 10 r-~~,,s snl examine the
claws Of the creditors 1T i.s,sh frncb late of
Ahsay " aid Coanty, dsccas-i, Who-s estate =.
represented ,a..,lvest. give notice that fnonlh.
c1,nuearius ,hr ira'h day 90 September. \. u.
l~6l, have l-~u sla~~ "a 10 .s,d creditors To- b'us
10 aai pfo,s their cl,ia. sni that wr ~ili at
trni q, The srr,icr sssignei ~ II the late reel.
d~ncr ofthe deceased, ~ Altny, 90 the ir-, "a.
rfisy ~ Janasry All fsbrunp, l-62, tom ten Of
ruck ~ the 6IsuDon O. fur o'clOsk, q. " Of
,sch II .sid day.
Dated ~. e,at,rn'h DAY Of octossr. ISL.
DAVID Bl>nEE, Comtais-
SNMIEL g. MAISON.k .innrr..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25
ELisll, WINTER, Judge.
A ,,ne eop,-ais.,; J. :. IIoss.. R's''',,.

oNVoNb. .,.-A Can't II Probate held q, IL
ti,. ~ snl Csf The '"aaiy IL oNior''. on the
third Tue.is, ~ Octolet, Al. isbl.
JAMES EMERSON sjm,nislfsor 9th 80
81 tate IT p,ni.l ESpetson late II Sio- ~ sa'd
Couni, ,l-c,s 81. having presruted hi' .ecoad &C
ccun, ~ Administration Of the estate Of sa'd de-
ceased ips allowance
Orjerrd. that the saii ADMINISTRATIVE give
notice 10 al p,rsns ,uisfc'isd b, causing copy OF
,hi. order 10 H. Tihi,.hrl thir- sr.ks succ..-
,,..l, ~ the ONf,fl Dcm.ctat, pfialcj AZ rl'..
IN aid C.a,i,, that ih-y ny spp--' - ft"-
hate Cont a. - hell At ran', 10 'id Cont, on
on the third Tuesday ~ SoVrmhsr s.Si. al ten
a'eark ~ the i,isnnon abd shsw csnss u any ihry
have. wh, the .an~ .h,all not b. ,lt~ed.
ELISHA WINTER. JuIge.
4 true cop,-atis.t! J. ;. lioHns. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25
.. =. Heaps. R.r,r.

O.ToSD, sat- a Court Of Probate bella s!
Paris within and Tor The Couniy Of Oxford. oa
III. thru Tus,lsy of October, 4. ID. 1851.
an the ps,iiiao of CATHERINE sOULE.
" widow OF isihrop l.. Scale late Of Oxford
in said Cosniy. deceased, praying Soc an ALLOW.
ance 90, II the pes sonal estate Of her late husband
Ordered. that the said PETITIONER give notice io
all person. inicse.i.,i. by eaps,ng copy 81 this
order to h. pa .iished thres~eek. .ucer.si'el, Ia
the Oxford psmgerai. printed at Pals, that they
may appear 9, a Probate Court TO bc held At Pari,.
in aid County. on the third Tuesday Of November
mkt, ut ten OF the clock IN The forenoon. snd
.he~ cause, II any they have, Why The sane
shoah not be granted.
ELISHA WINTER, Jadge.
A irus eop,-atiest; J. y. iiohss. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25
BETHANY HAYES.

O,roEp. sat- q Cart VI Probate he'll At
Pan. ~ithin and hT the Couniy II oNatd On
the tA,nl Tse.d,, sf OctOL-T. 4. ID. is6i.
ga the prtii,an Aforesaid, Ofier-,l, That M
tee be g,'sn b, Publishing copy Of this petition
With tAis oidcftkrieun, three weeks excessively
~ The ONiofd Dunsct.t a aessIapcr pfis,sd at
fafs. that all ger.oa. ,a.sresisd NAV strai on
the ihiid -dsy Of Mover RcKi. "a leu o'eock
~ ih- iofva.os. az CO1r, oi Prubiir Iheu tn be
holdrs at Pa',., aud slew cau.e, II .ry. shy the
pts,st Oi sid ustttion shoui not L. granted.
>Uch aolic. 10 L. gwen before aid C0au.
ELISHA WINTER. Judge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

Osfohp, s.--N Coat OF Probate hrldm Ia.
ris, wNh,a and ior the County 81 Oxford. on
Oh. thi,d Tuesday OF Ociolsr. AID. Is6l.
ON the petition IL MELArIAH Known,
" widow OF Andra. J. Rro~n late Of Mexico,
an aid Couniy, deceased, praying Tor aA slloSs
ance ou, OF the personal estate other late hu'hind.
Oriuei, Thsi said ps,nioner give notice In all
person. Interested. by causing copy Of ih- order
10 - pal,l,-hed three weeks succ.ssively N the
Oxford DemocrsI, printed At Paris, that ,tsy
may appear at prosaie touri 10 be hehi al PARE,
10 said Coap,y. 90 ID, third Tuesday 81 Mover
neSt, at nipe 81 abe clock in the forenoon, and
.h,w cause. if ANY they have, Why the same
should not be gisnied.
ELISHA WINTER. ledge.
A tue oopy-a,,e'i;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

T,h, H.. J-ls, u Probate J'' ~ CssSiy ~
Osss-i.
'InE t~liiFaa sad representation u Thomas
i si-n, susri,.a II Ehon u. l"fk oi W.'er-
IT'D 10 the Coapiy % oNprl. 'ninpr, rc-P"oiia'',
.he~. that the s,,d m,a,r ]. s-'I~i snd i''ssss-'d
II crrtsia ru,l estate. s'tuiei N sa'i Wde'istt,
ani de.eulsd a. f.ho-s' i~ins pat 81 lot Ne.
. ~ the hr.i '. t.ngc II a's ~ .''dia~a ol Wa
i-fl,Fd, cpni .',Iug tnlr acfrs wsre 90 'r.' 'asi
fh- h,',hi'og. thrtraH 'iand'rg.
That ..,d estate .. uap,o ia-t,v- 81 az, b-n.ht
o. s,id minor aai tAI a ~tli - So he 'sc',si 81
.atd tn,nsr thtt the sane .houi H. odd sod the
ptocr,i. pct og ani secured "n '"ir'''l. lie
theTvf,fe pfs,. yusf hpsaf that he nav - az.
iaou,.,i and ,nppscrrd agr'eably 10 hs 10 eel
., pabi,e .a'r IA Ah.ve d-'rfirl real e.f''r'o ~
.,,-h p,rt oi o. a.. ~ tHf vn,a,ia m,y h. espcdi.
,uI. AZ ~h,sh - respectfully .nhm'iisi.
THOMAS SAWiN.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25
YAM KEE NOTION s

IIss,n. ,h,, F.n n.~l, h',r'l oil aal enl'rs-d
NJ. ,is,n, ne .u'.cf,lsf Nuull fr.p~ciiall' rall
III. atis,r,na fihs p,Ic 10 the sssus siSsi gei'
shch ~ style. v,f,cty, AL CHI, urs,. c'nn't be
afp,,..d an,shsrr IN tho STATE. lhinAiul 30
the 90 Ih-r,.l ,s,,na,g- h. be. received ifom the
I-.drr. e Pan. AL u',ShhIriI; tuwn', The sub
,cf,lst a..ur-. the public ihu 80 p''n' vii II
.t.,rrd IT, ,n,kr h.. e,uJI,,hncnt the most ihsh.
iouabi-. the me, complete, ani the cheap.
est ~ the Coun,, oi ONiori
Please call sol examine hi' stock t-hfs pdf'
chasing ci.swhsir
Eggs ani sos'i wool yarn taken 80 sseh,ngc'
It EOSENBERu.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

O,FoNp, .s.-N cos't of Probate h-li nj
fsu.. s,thm al iar tns cpunt, e ps'ard.
oa the laird Tuesday 81 October, \. ID. i-oi
90 thr iaf,gotsg p-i,,ioa Ordered. that the
aid petitioner giys npt,cr ~ al psr-uns inirt'stc
o., causing q cops Il he p",'i'nn Nth this order
ihsrroa. TO D. pabl,shs,l thee week. 'aocc.''rly
~ the ONisrl D-aDca,, ss-spap"f pt'alrl at
raus 90 .s,d Count,, that they WW ,rprir a. a
Probate Cpar g. h. hrh itrsr,s %" the third fu's
ia, II Na,,iahtf nest. 81 a,ne o'cl-k ~ ihr Er"-
sooa All she's case u aay t.sy have, .hs the
-atns .hoaI not 10 granted.
ELISHA WINTER. Jsig,.
4 true cOpy-aIts,ts
J. :. IloHH,. R,g,.i~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25
TIINFIN WIN Nv J""k''
A true cop,--atis.t; J. =. llOnns. Register.

o>,oNp. ..-Aia Court OF Probate held at r''
re. within sad inf The 'oaa'y OF oNlo'd' on'he
,h,rd Toe.ds, oCOr,al-r. AID. ls6ii
ylyulIAM n. STAPLES adnia,.taior 81
w the estate Of \ndrrw stsples late OF ~
inr,I in aid rouniy drc.,'cd, having presented his
6t.t and hai account, Il adinin'sr,iion OF the c.-
tat. IL aid deceased for allowance;
Ordu-i, That the .aid administrator give no.
,ie- a. III pef.op, ialerc.ied. by can.'ng copy ol
,h,. orls, H. h. p''b.hei three wess. .acoc''''e'
|, IN the Osiofd Democrat pr,niei at fa,', tha,
the, nav appear alta Probate c"prt - b. held At
Paris. ~ sa,d cooat,, oa the third T"e.ds, oil No
,,mbsr ncNl, at ten of the cl"ck ~ The t''cn""n.
sad ,bev cause, ifan, the, have. Why the sane
should not H. allowed.
ELisu, WINTER. Judge.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

o,yorp, ..-A, Coau of Probate held at Ia.
,;., within snd lot the Coan,y Of os,e.d, on
,h. third Tuesday ~ October. A. ID. 1851
DETHANy HAYES sdm'"''irsins %" The
ID estate Of Will'am Hayes late OF Norway 90
..,J Co..,, decreased hs,iag presented be' bret
account 81 adai.I,rstion II the estate Of said de-
erased TOT sllo~ancsi
O,dosi. tbs, the 'aid sdm'S give notice to
AL pe,.ous Interested. by causing copy I" thu.
order 10 be pabi,shel IN the o>iord Dea'ce,'',
p,in,ei a, Paris. that they ~, spPe,r at fro'
hate Coat to H. hold.n al i1'. ~ ss'd co"aiy on
th. thirI Tassdsy 81 November nest. a, nine OF
the clock 10 the hr,aeoa, and .h.~ cause " any
the, have Why the ,ame .houh NJ, " sllo~ed'
ELISHA WINTER. Judge.
A 49,. .,,,-,ti..ts l. \ IIoHus. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

To "A, HS-o-ab!, J.iE,e II P'Osai, 10, "a, COssiy
81 OJfs'd.
TT UMRLY represents, Moses Gooh ol Dea-
marx IN said Coapiy, thu, l,i,s Warm,
late II Deamnk in aid Csan,, Who died on the
sixth dsy Of Ma, 4. ID. ls6o, ,n,e't,,., .s''sd
aud possessed Of real estate. god. and chsi'.I.
right. ana credit. which oaghi 10 w. administered
according o. law. Tia, m,'e THAI ,hiri, DAYS
ha,, .hp.si since The decrease of the s,'d Lydia
Warmly. aad 40 peNpa having isIea I'ii.t. 81
administration oa sad estate. lO1r psiii'nner
iarh.r rrpr,ssat. that he .. q p''ac'pai crri',o'
III .sL decreased. Wherefore your pstniooer
p'sy. that administration u h,d estate 90, 10
granied to hin. MOsEs GOULD
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

oxsoAp.,,-A,. Coart q fFobais held at Pa
80. within inl lee the Iauni, q oNntd. sn
the thti Tns.d,y ~ OctlssT, 4. ID. l>"l.
ia the pstittua aio'rss'd O'd''"f. that notice
h. s,,ci by puhlHhing copy u th's Psi'i'an
18th tbs ofdet ihsteoa, three weeks ssccrssi'rly
10 the ONiofd DsmncraI ncW'par-f pf'rir,l -
Paiis, that al f.stsan. ,ntrrc.tei may atrrsi On
ths ,hiti Tussla, 4 NoScnl'et rfN' az toeu II
Prob,i thea a. h, holi,n "a Pans, 'ni she's
Sau.s IT ssy th.S haze, ~hy the prayer IT sssi
,-t,l,.a .h.aIi not b. grantee. soch nu''oc 10
l., gi,en t-iofs ssii caa,t
ELISHA WINTER, Jsig'.
4 tru, COP, nfpst,t,oa AL order 81 Ceaft here
ua-attcst. j, -. Unhss, hffhFf'
t. ths hoa,,,b.s JuIsr ofProLat, Sr the Coua.
"a n ONibri.
S,aNuEI. ". SAUNDERS. administrator OF
- th- estate II Jamr. l.. Hacked Ia. af Wa
ieti1fd ~ .,,d Counts t,Crss-d r"sp~ciluli' rep .
re-sn,. That ihe pe,.oosl estis ~ aid d~e~ased
!. nj sufficient o. pay fhc jI.t -iss sh'ch he
u~-i a. The tu- 4 h.. death b1 The tunl OF ave
hunirri ioilif,.
Nuur p,',i,,ner ,hsrslo'e pfiy' that your honor
.oplI gr,ni hun hcrns~ a. I'll AZ pahlir 90 pfi-
vac sas, All COVE, .urh smpant ci the rial -.
tate 1T .aiL d.c~,.. nay o.. a-cc.saSy i1T The
p4,uicut 81 aid tsls. sai incilrut,l chsgr..
SAM'L ". SAUNDERS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

Olrosp, ..-N Govt ~ Probate held s,ra-
~, within AVID fof the Ccunl, Il o,t''d. % the
third TUESDAY II October, Al. iscl.
o. the bfcgoiag p.iit'oa-
Otdsfed. That the .a,d petitioner give notice
o. al petsnns Interested. by causing copy ct the
or,ict o. - published thru weeks succe.si'cl, ~
the ONiord penncrat, anevsr'pef pnn,ei al Ia
~ that they NAV sppsar al fr''aIc 'o1u :" 'r
hell at Pan. ~ ssid Cauniy 90 the third Ius.day
II Nov. n.Nt. az nine o'ci'"k ~ th" n''"o"a 'ni
.hs~ c.a,e ,fany they have, sh' the sane 'hon''
MT - staalci. ........
ELISHA WINTER, Jad;v.
A La. ...n,-niIr.t. 4 = Ilnaa.. NeIlstrr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

A true e,p, q ps,,,oa sal Order 81 Coar' thereon
Ate, J. =. IIoHss. Register.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1861-10-25

4 80 cap,-,Ic,l. J. :. IIohh,. k,sl.lrI.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-06
NEW XOEA nIARRER-NOv. 5
Icy TELEGRAPH. /


FLODR-Msrkst shade lower with moderate
business doing for export and home consump piioB.
Aarke closing quiet.
sales Il Oh DOS al 50 2O5 5S for reiected: Is 81 N
2ol Or snperhne statei -, IS Tor extra state;
- oOeoobO Tor supernne Eestcrn B5,655 50 Or com
men 70 medium extra western; S6,yA0B,0i tor ship
ping brands extra round hoop Ohioi S6.lO46,7o Tor
trade brands.
CANADA FTsOUR-Market without material
change in price aud only very moderate demand
sates 75D bbis 81 ko,5O66O for sup8rnne; S57O7 20
RYE ELOUR-Ma-ket quiet and steady. Sales
CORN mRAL-Market quiet and nominally un-
waI9KY Y-Market without material change
Sales 200 bbls at lOAc.
o lower With fair business for at the decline
Sales 80 6tO bush Chicago spring at SlI2mI2O; 800
waukee clat AZ 81, ,stsi ~ Blu bush Canada club
at 81 ~ Ia the latter price for very choice; 1900
bush western club ~ 81 z0z &C. 900 Ou. amber Iowa
at Sl,t3gl,4; S60J bush red state at 81 ,26tl 20,
$500 bush winter red western at S,29I, 80; Is3O
bush am oar Michigan at S,ss gI,3oi lt5OO ou com
mon white Indiana at ,a2sosl 30; 4OOg bush white
Kentucky at Sl,4s1; 1924 bush white Michigan At
Sl,42 gl,45.
RYR-scarcs and firm. Sales 800 bush Canad,
ERnhNH@MarEet steady. Sales 2,oOO bush Bay
Quints at 66c: 3,2O bush anada West at TIC.
RHE-Sales 1000 bush Canadian at $50.
gUhN-MArkeJ a shade easier with good demand
for export and home consumption. Safes l32,OUi bu
at Gle for damaged mixed ives ern; 62Gl63c Tor ship
ping do closing at inside price; CSC for Nestern YET
lgw t4c Ior mixed western in store free OF storag
UATS-In moderate request at 4Oc for Canadian;
Ale Tor western and state
POR k-Market firm but very quiet. Sales 100
bbls At Sl6 O0DI5,75 for mess; Sg76@lOuO for prime
HEEE-mHTZeJ continues quiet sales 100
bbls ut 54OO4,5O FIR cOuntry prime; $4,000 so for
country NESS Sl,.09l2OO for repackod mess; Ssr5U
for ezra mess
PRIlIk EIEss BEEF-Markot Is dun and
nominal
BEEF RAAIs-Market quiet and steady at SIG
oil for western.
uUT ElEATs-seling at 4As5o for shoulders;
DC for hams.
changed.
l4AlC CIS-Market very firm and in good demand.
Sales LOCO bbls at s560g2{c.
BUTT setE Market hrm at sSl2c for Ohio and
l2AGa' Sc for state
CHEESE-Market heavy at 4A7c.
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Cleveland Boiler Plate Company.

This mill is located at the west junction
of Wason street and the lake, near Wason's
car factory. The building is one hundred
feet long by seventy feet wide, and two
stories high in the main portion. The
works are run by a steam engine of $50
horsepower, that propels the rolls for
rolling boiler iron plate of all sizes, from
90 inches to any desired width, the length
of the plates being made suitable for numer-
Gus kinds of boilers. There are two pud-
ding furnarces attached to the mill, for con-
verting pig mettle into wrought iron blooms,
and two charcoal furnaces for working up
all kinds of scrap and pig mettle into su-
perior quality of wrought-iron; then the
blooms are rolled out into what are com
monty called "tops and bottoms" Between
these scraps are placed, and the whole
thrust into heating furnace, and heated
through 10 a welding heat, and from the
furnace are conveyed to the roll, and rolled
into boiler iron, and trimmed to ordered pat
tern.
The following will give some idea of the
process of manufacturing wrought-iron from
raw materials. The pudding furnaces are
first charged with $50 lbs of iron, which is
heated to the boiling point: 1t is then
stirred with an iron rod until it acquires a
certain consistency, this process being ne
cessary to separate the cinders from the
iron. 1t is then divided into three balls, and
taken one at a time by tongs attached to
a railway overhead, and carried to large
trip. hammer, and hammered into blooms
ready for future use.
This establishment uses every twelve
hours ten tons of Salineville and Ham
mondsville coal in the various departments
and over five tons of raw material, part o
which is from the Lake Superior iron mines
There are five boilers in the works for gen,
Grating steam, which are supplied will
water from the Water Works. These boiIer
are of large size, being 80 feet long, and 81
inches in diameter. Twenty-Five men ar,
employed in the different departments
Those who are interested in the manufac
/
moduS operandt by witnessing the process
, There are six heats drawn per day at thi
, establishment, afording abundant oPpor
tuuities for spectators to secure all the in
5 formation that can be obtained by eye wit
!, nesses. Manufactures are the all-sustain
s ing basis on which the labOring population
1 of many large cities are dependant for thei
subsistence, and if there were more of ther
q in town at this advanced age of the arts an
d sciences, we should not hear SO many com
o plain of having nothing to do. But despit
the desolating influences of war manufactul
ing interests in this section are hOuriahint
IS The owners of this mill are s. L. Mathe
# President and Treasurer; Jacob LOwmal
d John Cultivate and Joseph Masury. J.V
e Britton is the Secretary and Superintendent
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


The cold season is approaching, aud your difficult
II will surely be worse and perhaps rendered IN
cUaABLE.
Thsrs is no guess work In the examination or in
administering OF the medicines, Tor BY tbs in
strumenta used there can he no mistake, and the
DOCTOR never hestates to inform the patient or his
frisnds Of the TEUs state Of thJ case.
The octor's parlors a. the Weddell House are
throRged sily, msuv persons coming from distant
statss, and others who wlrS dishaaJtened by form
er experience and large sums paid to quaeks hore
ind health, and that too by Payisg very moderate
and reasonable charge.
There is no charge for consultation.
Doctor AVER does not cure by mercury, caustics,
QuiDins, blisterng, bleeding Of the practices
usually resorted to in the treatment Of chronic dis
eases. The treatmsnt is admirably adapted to per-
cons who cannot take stTnng medicines the eh5ci 8
IRE prouapt and permanent, and but few days trial
will convines tho mott skeptical. The Doctor VIII
with pleasure name palties who can be seen and
convsrsed with in this city, who have been cured
by his mode Of treatment. Those who are now
tampering With their lives Ter the blind guidance
OF 'travelling dostors," who are Dying BY inch
a under the hands Of physicians who do not uader'
.tspd the nature Of their disease or true mode Of
,U-a. delay no longer, but Ehiis you have The pow
er seel in 9 rational way t. regain youF hi sIth.-
,boss too. who are waiting for tho disease to weal
o0n think bile It is time, Of those who, like you
'stes but in vain and have gone tofore You. MauI
thopsapds Of tno5s who have gone doan to th'
.-.ve with consumption might have been ssve'
bad they taken propsr precsution end checked tn
disease when it was catarrh or inf ,mmaton Of th
4broat Profit BY rejecting upon their fatal neg
lsct. -, -.
EThs charge shall in no case be abovs you
means. nON1-919
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DsWEGO HlAKKET-Nov. 5.

81 fELhGRAFHst
FLOU8-Market steady. Sales 800 bbls at $3.50
for fancy from spring wheat.
EAT-MBrket quiet
CORN-MarAet firm. Sales 5000 bush Illinois
BARLEY-Market dull. Sales $500 buzh Bay
Quinte at SO5zc-
Bye and quiet,
CANAL FfS fSSEGHFS-Uncbanged on grain;
-four 5S@59c, wheat 2Oc to New York.
RAAkE lEPDRTS-l93 bbls flour; 601 bush
wheat; H. O bush cOrni 4,3OO bush barley; 5,lO0 bus
rye; $3.50 bush psas
CANAL EXPORTS-1,l5Ab bbls -four; 5000 bu
wheat; $500 bush corn; 4,001 bush rye.
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GArp WAnr. Nov. 5. 1sB

EDS. LEADER: Permit me to express
through your columns, to the ladies' of Well
lington, Oberlin and surrounding towns, the
heartily thanks Of Company H, I'd Cavalry,
for recent donation of so blankets and 40
pairs of gloves and mittens, beside numerous
instalments during the past week, of butter,
cheese, pickles, and thousand other things
which only the forethOught of woman could
suggest.
We hope during the campaign to make q
fitting return for these kindnesses, which
only boys who go soldering know how to
appreciate.