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- It is related of kind hearted and
patriotic landlady, that, in her desire to en-
ulate the generosity of city governments an Z
other corporations in continuing the wsges
Of absent soldiers, she has given nO.iee that
if any of her boarders wish to enlist, she
will allow their board to run right on, all the
time they are gone, the same IS if they re-
manned,
Could this spirit of true devotion call forth
a greater sacrifice.
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UOMMEROIAL,
Hoard ofTrnda.

Preuldout-J. L. wEATHERLY.
Vice Prea't-M. B. sOoTT. TrOasurer-R. T. LYoz.
DIHEoTOHs.
n. b. CLARK, A. Quin, u. 3. Davis, b. BrowneIl, II.
Harvey, A. J. B0ggaa, y. y. Lester.
nEFEHEEs.
s. y. Lester, J. Husssy, NIB, Scott,
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w. NJ. COOney will deliver tho Morning
Leader at the following towns at tho time
yov,rd. .
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AttnrMells at SaiT.

10 P. BPALDING, ATTORNEY &
AGs Councillor a Law, No. Perkins Block,
f6isFeisnd. Ohio. uspl
bAVIB ". eAdH. RI BRUoI
GAGE g BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
and Councillors 1t Law. Onlee l6e Superior
Street, (0ppo5ite Merchants BAnk,) Cleveland, o.
a SPER, j. E., ATTORNEY An
al Law, Warren, Trumbull county, Ohio. 0moo
go ~ Markst street dec3d1l
"ILLIAMSON AND RIDDLE,
w ArToRHEYg AZ Law. O9cs no 50 Superior
.rtlsst GlsVsland, Ohio. 9. WILLIAMSOHs
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MARRIED.
DIED.

On the nth inst. By Rev. Mr.. Orot ks. Mr.. BOB.
this city.
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FRE4.83H 4 ARRIVAL.-NEW CRoP
BLACK AND GREEN TEAS.
, Comprising, amongit others.
English Breakfast souchonRs;
g1no ringsueJ Yegng Hyson, Of great strength;
Hragrnt hgyune Young Hyaoni
20: 20. %. d. oIa oSb5aaGsfi; sssGlai
| And an assortment Of Jap "a Teas. ..ss..
our old Gu toners know hat cannot be hest In
rr,es Or qgalities. and We extend 10 the Publio 9
general Invitation 20 Tea aud see th1 sugar-not
Alao-Dai'y Butter in Greeks,
| unmDurg Cheese,
Cider tiCkliBg Win gar, 6e.
oell2 Ies HoRaap Bloet- rablie saasfo
NEW No. l MACKlEREL-AT
4N reduced price. inst recsiv.d. Also-ansE ar.
,.,,. 20 sUPIiRIoB ST.
SStl- I'D. ..man's Block.
! SUG,ARS, TEAS AND COkFEES
~ IA, AL grades, as cheap as any houze IN the city
IGROCERIES.-Ar 163 ON7ARTo
| ~ s. VOC can md tbs best BROWN and WHITE
/ 2214A A5. a1d The most Pounds for ono dollay.
WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST
| ~ !, aud cheapest GREEN and BLACK TEAS,
VOU WILL FIND THE BEST
F;lSes,g 4,so4t nent o. all kinds Of GR0CERIE5 at
WHEN YOU WANT THE BEST
Oofiees, Q TO H0WER's oct30 i5D
VOU CAN ALWAYS FIND At
\ rH9W6R's tho best Of Family FIour, Butter
80 --e-e. octl0
VOU WILL FIND A GOOD |
II stock Of IIsA Of all kinds a. HoEer'A
NEW WHEAT FLOUR,
IRON KENTUCKY WHITE WHEAT,
Al A. n. PERRY co.'s,
- ll9 Z Us Superior q.
GROUERIESl GROCERIES, !
- recent arrivals our stock ef eROUE RIEs I
l9rgsly increa-ed. To the Wholesale Trade We can
onur many ADVANTAGES. our stock was purchased
previous 70 the large advance IN price that has
have now on hRnG:-
2Ol chests choice Black Teas
80 chesta choice Grsen Teas /
100 c4tties Green and Black Teas,
% hhds island Sugars, #r
l09 bbls OOfiea elbow SUGARS
200 bbls Coffee White Sugars,
% bbls sugar House SyruTs,
200 boxes Stearins candles,
100 "Ies and'B" salsratus
A1 81 woods" st1rch,
81 - Corn starch,
20 German Soaps,
200 Yellow Soaps,
20 Olstils Soaps,
90 Fancy SOgps
100 obs "BrOnson's' Tobacco.
90 boxes choice TObaccos
s0l gross '-Mickle's'' Grape Tobacco
- " -GoodEin'sH fine Cut Tobacco,
200 dozen Fai:s and Tubs,
iOl Wash Boards,
80 Band Boxes
100 bags Rio Coffee
75 packets Java Cotlea.
tresh Ground COTE received every dav l
Pepperl Spice, Gloves, Cinnamon, Mace, Ginger /
Oitfoni halssnsi CuTTants, &c-, &C. AlsO-
eco Ibis CHOICE FRESH FLOUR
20 " in bags, "
We deliver Flour IN any Part Of the city Free Of
Oharge Tor DTa1gge. MuRGAN B'H.T.
I UST ESTABLISHED,
y AT
No. 1874 ONTARIO STREET,
The New York Agency for the sale OF
G U NJ D R o P s,
FANCY CONFECTIONERY, FOREIGN FRUITS,
NUTS AND WRAPPING PAPER.
Tho above named Goods will b r I
SOLD TO TdE TRADE Ar NEW YORK PRIOEs.
iy25 G. ALLEN 3 90.
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\ AXE ERIE PAPER COMPLY,
"A ARnutactarsu of PRIETIRG AND BOOB
PAPHAB are now prepared TO supply ell orders Wtth
aIulorior qualitE ol HalsF apd on favorable terngs
-, h " TAAHlsotk' Assntl
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#Eaieiuts.
AYER'S SARSAPARILIA-


"A COMPOUND REMEDY. De-
6l4f.sSl SlSnhD 70 be the most sGeciaal AIrER1TTFt
p. tes 81 % MADE Il IS eonc6ntrated extract d
&c Of gtili Eres,5r sltsrasiTs power AZ 70 1ri =
sleotiyo antidots for the diseases sarsaparlis -
Rlled 70 cure Il i5 believed that sucf a ra5i5y Il
Etnted by those who suffer from sfrSr,o'1 s57ll-
glAlnts and that one which viii Accomplish fhs7r
ls slls must prove Of immense ssryics 10 fhia isrgs
glhs8 Of our afflicted feloW-ctizena How eo-55-fs-
y tnis compound viii Do It has been proven 81 -.
~ d1iioS, 10y q ne worst cases 70 b found il
5osoLULA AND sCaQFULous CO1IPLhfHTs. gaUr.
BL0ToHEs, TUH0Rs, sAIT R1TT~. srsr6 - -
SYPHILIS AED SKPHIlfTIC ATFrcrIass, MTnsreI5f
DIszAsE, DBOPsv, hEUEALGIA On nc D67r17rr117---.
DEhIL1rY, DIsPEPsIA AgD IHDIGEssIoa, EaYrrTrfF.
lsoak OF 5T. AfrHOHT'5 EI1E, and indaed the WnoIs
elass Of complaints arising rom Inquiry q ths
This compound Win be fouud great promotero,
lealn when taken IL the spring. % eLpei the l0ul
numor1 which fsstor IN the blood at that season q
ths year. b the timely expulsion Of them many
rankling disorders are nippad in the bud. Motif
selves frOm the endurance Of foul eruptng anS a.
oaroug sores, through which the syst8m VIII striFs
through the natural ehsHsIg OF the boliy 81 a. ~
teratiVe medicine. Cleanse out the vitfatsd blood
Y ghe1eysr you md ii5 impurities bursting through
t1o skin In pimples, eruptious, sores; cleanse Is
when you hnd 1t DISTRACTED and sluggish Ia ths
Esan5, cleanse Il whsnsver 4 Il foli and your ae-
5oraeE Y islt people enjoy better health and I've
ion faf, ior Cleansing tho blood. Keep the blood
Life disordered, there can be no IssfinT heaifh =
sooner or later sonethfng must go wrong, and ths
greet machinery Of life % disOrdered or oVorthrovTu
SaFsaparilla has, aud deserves much, he rsDut5s
hon Of accomplishing these ends. But RS EorId
lA1 been esregieusiy deceived b propositions % i
partly because the drug alone has mot an the Vr5s
nat e claimed for Il, but more becauss many nr5-
Z contain but iitts q fao VirtIs Of sarsesaTiis e
~ hing else.
During late years the public have been misissi 81
fge bottles, pretending % give quart Of ExtFeot
! easaperilia ior one dollar. Most Of these have
2ean frauds upon the sick, for taY not only contain
lttlet II anys 5sEaaparilia, but oiteu no currtfFe
'foprtls1 whatever. Renee, bitter and painful dss
ppointment has tolloWed the use Of the various eE
racn Of sarlaparilla which Hood the nlarEef uutIl
ne name ifself is Justly desplssd, and ha8 bseouo
ynolynlou with imposition and chest stlll Va
al this compound SarsapaFlla, and intend 10 aura
~ such rGmedy ss shall rescue ths unrne ifos ~,
oaq Of obloquy which rests upon it. And We think
e pave ground for oelisyiag i has Nirtuc1 Ehich
is intended 70 cure. In order 70 secure fhsir c0r
lsLe nom the system, the remedy should
oetla.
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BEEKFIF EIGHT.-A very large audience
greeted the Webb Sisters last evening upon
the occasion of their benefit. On Wednes-
day evening they open at Columbus. We
can say to the people of the Capital City
that Cleyelanders, who have been 90 noted
for an extreme critical taste, that it was be-
come an adsgs that no theatrical troupe can
hope for success here, have patronized these
young ladies to a very unusual extent, ald
il is unnecessary TO add, have derived much
pleasure from their entertainments. We
hope that their return will not long be post
POned.
CAPT. STANDARDS BATFERY.-A correspon-
dence of the'CincinRati Times, dated Camp
Dick Robinson, Kentucky, Oct. Is, says Of
Capt. Standards battery:
yesterday went down the read to witness
the drill Of Capt. Standards Artillery, Co.
B, Ohio First. Twas really surprised TO find
them 50 proficient in all their ield evolu-
tions. Their movements were all executed
with alacrity and skill. They are a noble
body ofmen, and will give good account
Of themselves in the present anticipated
struggle. The visitors coming here are all
highly pleased with the Ohio boys. The
batteries ofartillery are especially attractive.
How TO MAKE GRAPE JELLY.-Ths follow
ing is given as a superior recipe for making
grape jelly. Wash the grapes thoroughly
in cold water, separate them from the stems
and mash them in an earthen vessel, put
them over the hre and boil them twenty
minutes. Strain them through bag made
of three thicknesses of white mosquits net
ting; to every pint Of the juice add one
and quarter pounds sugar, and boil TWEEN
ty minutes. Put up in pint jars-chins is
the strongest (; paste white paper over the
top, and tie pisce Of strong muslin tightly
around.
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LACoxIos.-Cicero said Friendship is
the only thing in the world, concerning the
usefulness of which all mankind are
agreed"
Hnd Cicero but taken a walk up Ontario
street, he would have placed McGuire's boots
fully on par with friendship among the
useful things Of the world.
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&a- Stark Mills Bags and Flour sacking
at IS9 and 141 Water street.
Oct. Il-Im-36I. ALOoTT & HORROR.
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q G. o.-Oary'a Cough ouro. doaasail
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AntnsEtuEnts.
DANCING ACADEMY. g95I2,

e
ME-. L. V. BALLOU takos pleasure in announo.
Ing 10 his numerous patrOus Of Cleveland and vi.
ointy, that hi DANCING ACADEMY will re open
Tor the season at
CHAPLIN HALL, E
SATURDAY, GCToBER 18TH, 1861
A. P. b. for children P NJ for Ladies', and 10
tue ovoninR, nth, for Gentiemen. DsYs oF TuI-
TIos Saturdays and Mondays. For terms enquire
Bolivar street
M Y. BALLOU will lntrodure the rnost fashI,p.
able styls OF Dancing including the most ADMIRED,
y ALIz AldIizl ,quADklLLE, GALLOP, dieux temp,
M ~ y, ma NAkSOFIENhn,
~, ~, A,,-,, hA ESMARALDA,
~ pp,iI SUI la CRACUVgENNE,
IN ny sia9s E1s " la CACHUOA,
FAhlsiAh BOLEhO,
hhhSiEhS MINUETTE
"ALIA, cinque Temp. CICiLLlENHE
dieuE Temp POhNHAISE,
=. tflos temp. HIGH LAND LILr.
CELARIUS, | GOkLITZA
RkEOWA, LA ZINC Mia
POLKA BEDOWA, IA gITASEs
Private lessons given to Olsssos ur single Partis,
at any hour. tlrtsii
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

On the 18Th inst, wILLIAA TBOMAs. only soa
Of fThOmAs and Margaret Eastland, aged -Tuonths.
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&ernIrEEs.
DRYOLYERs

DEY0LVERS AND BOWIE
III KNIEE6-A hns assortment Of Rspolvang
lstolss such as Colt new moddel Bacon - ntael 3
Allen 2 Meelock's, ehsrP's Spie's, smith WIS
sons, large and small, With various other kiad'S
inst received and for sal8 cheap e
n. aATFERSLlI'S
Gun stors, Ins Superior E.rset, GsleFoiAno'
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OATS-Market nominal at $50.
WHISKY-Sales 100 bbis at l8c.
OsWRGO AIARKET-Oot. 21.

FIOUR-Marketw without material change. Sales
800 bbls at 5 25 for farcy from spring VIII, &C.
WHEAT-Mar1et 0reDed with an aclivs demand
but closed dull. Sales in the morning, 800 bush
No Chicago spring at Sl3i OO0 bush do at 81 ,05;
Ht LIS part arrive; 80 bush re1 state at LIZ;
4,4OO bush white Canadian on private terms.
CORN-COntinues scarce. Sales $500 bush mixed
western at 49,.
BARLkK-Market UNCHANGED. Sales OJO bush
Bay Quinte at 52C; 100 bush do at Sc.
kYE-MArket quiet.
CANAL observation-disclosures 2l OF grain;
-four 44c, wheat- 4c corn l3o 70 New York.
LAKE ImPOhTS-T,4Oj btls nour: 239 90 bu
wheat 5000 bush cCrn lOOJO bush barley; 7,20J bu
rye.
CANAL EXPORTS-2,s25 bbls -four; 2l 3In bu
Vheat H. leo bush COIL; 7s00 bush barley l6,lOO bu
rye.
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CHICAGO lIARKET-Oct. 2i.
n TELEsBAPH.l
FLOUR-Markot dull and Sc lower.
WHEAT-Market 5Ca6c lower. Sales at zoe for
No. /; 65ciOr No. In store.
COItN-Market declined lc. salos at 2lc for
RECEIPTs-s7 700 bbls hour; Is9 900 bush wheat
uS,O00 bush corn.
sHIPMENTS-4,2CO go bbls -FOUR 2s2 900 bu wheat;
227. 100 bush corn.
FRRIGHTs-Advaneed 4@5c; :2O629c on corn,
22025c on wheat 10 Buffalo.
RXCHANGE-On New York, A@16sl premium
N.Y. STOCK mARKET.-Oet. 2I.
IBT TELEeEArH.l
nONEY-Very plenty and quite easy at per
cent on CALI 67 per cent for short rst paper
STERLING EXCHANGE-Dull at lOs5<9lOS
for best kaukeTs' bills.
TOgKE-Market dull and lover. Chicago &
Rock Island 50S; Illinois Central Railroad 66;
Michigan Central 49N lui HaT en- preferred BIZ;
Eriespreferred So New Ysrk Central g. Pacific Mail
% ; i5 South arOlin4 5s IS; United Stahs IS 81
coupons 9l6; United States S. "a coupons 81.
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OILl OILll OILIIl
Pro NEER WOR KS,
CHARLES A. DEAN,
Manufacturer Of
PURH OARBoN AND PrERo1HUN
O i b 8.

FOB BURNING AND LUBRIOATIEG,
Warranted Equal to the New York Korosons
Which oner 20 the Trade ct less price than oel
be purchased at any other house IN the city es %
tain OIL nom my own Wells, and have not % pun
ohAee crude oil from second hAnd9t conBoq uenty ci
sell ct low pFioe, and the quality guaranteed Z
give satisfaction In every respect.
Ezrche Trade supplied with crude Fesrolonnl.- :
Raiiroid Companies furnished with pure Msooa Oh
ree fftm sand or Wetor.
LANES, SHADES 4 WIOKB AT WHOLE5ALE
OlElCE-No, 81 water st,s Ok. y hloessl O.sys
nd, Ohio. sprzdtWtss
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An Appeal 70 The Psopls.

The County Military Committee, appoint
cd by the Governor, hss issued the following
Circular.
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NTIHE BEST ARTIBIOIAL HELP
RofHH HUMAN BIGHT EVm IRVU9EDl

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New YORK M arket.

NEW YORK, Sept. 5.-Flour without any
decided change, e&tp0 Stata ao.arca, and Ia
good request for export at full prices sales
14,80O bbls at 2O@4 80 for super State !;
4 1904 70 for medium to extra Western !:
5 00@5 10 for shipping bran DIS extra round
hoop Ohio; 2006 rs for trade brands
market closing steady. Whisky firmer
with sales of 100 bbls at 18@1S4 Wheat
about lc better, with fair export inquiry;
sales of $4,000 bushels club at l OIL; red
Indiana Is; white Kentucky l GOAL so :;
white Western / 24@l &c choice new
white Michigan l 81. Rye quiet and firm,
at about previous quotations. Barley dull
and nominal. Corn quite firm, with good
demand for export and home consumption
at 47@48 for mixed; 48@5O for fair to
good shipping ditto; 5l@52 for yellow.
Oats steady at 26@29 for Canada 33034
for Western and State. Pork-market con-
tinues heavy, and prices again declined; the
Government contract for $1,000 bbls mess
was made at Is 90 per Dbl; sales at IA 90
@l4 25 for mess; 9 1000 90 for prime,
the outside quotations for very choice Beef
still rules very quiet. Cut meats inactive
at 44@44e for shoulders, and 6@61 for
hams. Lard continues steady sales of $50
bbls at s3@93. Sugar more active, and
market frmer sales of 9, 487 hhds Cuba at
75(073 small lot of Porto Rico at 81;
1868 hhds Havana at T@73. Molasses
firm; sales 40 hhds Porto Rico at 32@36;
20 hhds Cuba at "a.
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FRANKFORT, KY, Sept. 5th.-The Senate
organized by the election of John F. Fisk
for Speaker and J. Fl. Johnston for Clerk
Gov. Magofin's message says Kentucky
has a right to assume a neutral position;
that she had no agency in fostering sec
tionaI party in the free States, aud did
oppose the separate action of secession of the
Southern States. Until recently Kentucky's
neutrality has not been seriously aggressed
by either belligerent power. Lawless raids
have been suffered on both sides. Private
property seized, commerce INTERN pied, and
our trade destroyed. These wrongs have
been born with patience, and reparation OBJ
tanned when possible. But military fed
eral force has been organized, equipped and
encamped in the central portion of Kentucky
without consulting the State authori-
ties, but short time before the as
sembling of the Legislature, fresh from
our people. If the people of Kentucky
desire more troops let them be OBJ
tanned under the Constitution of Ken
lucky. recommend that the law of last
spring be amended to enable the military
board to borrew asufficient sum to purchase
arms and munitions for our defense.
The Governor ipfers from the Presidents
correspondence that if he thought the people
of Kentucky wished the removal of the fed
eraI forces from Kentucky, the President
would comply. Gov. Magoffin recommends
the passage of resolutions requesting the
disbandng or removal Of all military bodies
not under the State authority. He com
plains of the continued Introduction of fed
ersl guns and their distribution to private
citizens. He thinks this source of irritation
should be arrested. He refers to the Legis-
lature numerous cases of aggression upon
private rights by both belligerents where he
had not the right or power to afford re-
dress
After discussing the national difficulties
be says Kentuckians have meant to await
the exhaustion of all civil remedies before
they will even consider the question of as
suming new external relations, but ] have
never understood that they will tamely
submit to unconstitutional aggressions, nor
that they renounce their sympathy with the
people of her aggrieved sister States, nor
| that they will approve of war to subiu-
| gate the south; still less can construe any
| of their votes as meaning that they will
prosecute coercive war against their
| Southern brethren. They meant only that
| they have still some hope of the restoration
| and perpetuation of the Union, and until
| that hope is blasted they will not alter their
| existing relations. Their final decision will
be law to me and l will execute every con-
stitutional act of their representatives as
vigilantly and faithfully as though it Origi-
mated with myself
The Governor says that in no thought,
word or act, has he thwarted the lawful
purpose of the people ct Kentucky, and
cites instances of his adherence thereto
He denounces the Presidents war procla-
nation of the 18th of April, and sustans
his peremptory refusal to comply with the
demand for troops.
| Il is understood that Governor Magofin
received at Frankfort dispatch from Gen
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spRc1AL TO THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE.

QUINCY, Ill, Sept. 4.-General Pope ar
rived TO day. The rebels have torn up the
Railroad track and cut down the telegraph
poles between Hunneweu and Shelbina.-
Martin Green was between these places yes
terday, with force of 2, 900 men well arm
ed, and two pieces of artillery General
Hurlbut was reported west of Shelbina,
with 200 or 1900 Iowa and Illinois
troops.
/ am authorized to say that the re-
port that Gen. Fremont had disapproved
and countermanded Gen. .Pope's orders re-
ssztIaiaE, st1 F0tiCy aE10Jr6d=Iu TS0rTu hIIsSou-
ri, and particularly in regard TO levying
contributions in Marion county and Palmy-
ra, are without the slightest foundation.-
Gen. Pope viii proceed Immediately with
such force as will insure the complete exc
cution OF his policy.
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Or. n. p. BUyN'CEK, r. M, RecksFf's
Store, PteksUGg Co., 6HtO, .THss
27th. ISH7. RnHa.

have sold nearly all of the Hoohands German
bitters you last sent me. Tt proves 10 be most
valuable medicine, and give entire satisfaction to
all who have used it. have prescribed it in some
very bad chronic cases-cases which seemed almost
hopeless 1t is not very common for physicians TO
give much praise to patent medicines but / am
always willing to receive the truth, and 10 employ
the best remedies, whether patent or not. One Of
my neIghbors, regular physician, stopped into
my office soon after received the Bitters aud ask
ed what il was. Upon being informed, 'sOhi'' said
ne, viii you usa those patent me,iicines2 Don't
you know that those medicines which are said To
cure ev trything, really nothing7" sYes sir''
replied, "for whenever medicine is said to cure
all diseases, no matter how opposite In their ma
ture, IL is too much like the boosted panaceas of
the profession (mercury and antimony) used ia All
cases, but not worth much in any while this only
proposes to cure certain class of diseases - He
SAID no more can surely recommend the Bitters
when l have so convincing proof Of their efficacy
IN the case of my wife, who has been vastly bone.
htted by using them. Yours truly,
H. p. BUNCH, NJ. d.
For sale at the Principal Office, AIS Arch Street
I hiadephia, Pa. and sold ny druggists and store
Keepers IN every town and village in the United
States, Canadas, West Indies, and South America,
~ 20 cents per bottle. sep1-2wd&w
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Cincinnati market,

ClNoINNATI, Sept. 5.-FIour unchanged
and not much doing; holders are firm at
3 60@3 IS for super, and 3 1908 IS for
extra; 3 1904 rs for family and fancy.
a continued good export demand for prime
to choice wheat at full prices, but the lower
grades remain dull and heavy red 73(975;
same grades white s3@s5; lower grades of
red sell at 6o07Oc; white 100000. Corn
firm at 27028. Oats dull at 22c. Rye
nominal at 4Oc. Whisky advanced to 134,
and in good demand. Nothing done in pro-
visions. Groceries frm but unchanged. -
Good jobbing business done. All the rail-
ways are overerowded with freight bound
east, The various depots ere now full, and
freight has to be slowed outside The like
was never known before.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-09-06

.F9lt4F ,ELPHrA, September 5.-Msjor Nor
aeee+' v tie in command of the Watervliet
E!ssp ii, publishes card denying any COM
Plle' " in furnishing the rebels with the
aff wings of the machinery for expanding
r file bullets, as charged. He acknowledged
having allowed Abram Schuyler, the in
ventor of the machine, to have copies made,
bat shows by a letter, dated in January,
that he communicated the fact to Col Craig,
of the Ordnance Department, saying it was
not too late to retract the permission, if
thought necessary. Major Mordecai has,
since his resignation, been residing in this
city, supported by bis daughter, a school
teacher.