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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS ADV'S. bs
CR0PP g. WILLIAMS


A RE now in receipt Of their spring stock cth
n goods, consisting of everything in our bus-
mess, suited TO the wants Of the community, to
which we call the attention Of our customers and
the public. h s.5tr sU.,iLyi
Fresh supplies Of the following popular medi;
cines, &C., just received: s-i - -'-c
Simms' Cod Liver Oil; Ayers Ssrsapariila, fei-
low Dock and Sarsaparilla; Nc NUNS
ae Elixir Opium; Merchants Garg
ling Oil; Mrs. WINS '1sS 81 =
lows S. Syrup; .tt.s,t
s Znluris Writing Fluid; sS- ~
Sp aldins's Prepared Glue; Ben = ssc
zine, for removing grease; Bulbs Worm
Lozenges; Lamp shadesj Coal Oil Lamps, Wieks,
60, &c; Concentrated Lye. "a = e
Our stock of Paints, IS large and well assorted
Full supplies Of Dye Stuffs constantly on hand;
also, School Books, Stationery &c., fine Tobacco
and Cigars. On account of The hard times, We
offer our Perfumeries and Fancy Soaps at prices
that cannot fail to please.isi ia oisT saapril
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-30
@-THE FEMALE ORGANIZATION IS

, RTTHE FEMALE ORGANIZATION IS
often as frail as that Of tender flower. Many Of
the sex enter into marriage relations without
being able to undergo the labors and trials OF ma
ternity. In this country thousands OF young and
beautiful women are sacrificed every year from
this cause alone. Hostetters Celebrated Stomach
B;tterg will save many of this class from an un-
timely grave. This medicine has been used with
great benefit by immense numbers of people
throughout the republic, and the proprietors have
received grateful commentators from all Sec
tons of the country. The Bliiers will be found
TO be very pleasant 10 the taste. even as bever-
age, and prompt and powerful in ITS effect as
medicine: .Itmfuses new vitality into the frame,
and strengthens the whole system, so that women
who use it are enabled to 90 through with labors
which would without 1t, be certain TO PROSTATE
them. ''.' NsaiAte6 2. slsl -i'72-''' l'<-,.
Sold by all druggists. msy2
HELMBoLB'ss EXTRACT BUCHU,
! '-55erq THE GREAT DIURETIC
HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
EXTRACT BUCHU, ~ Z
-T7l'7le gi1s THE GREAT DIURETIC.
HELMBOLD,S EXTRACT BUCHU,l - .
THE GREAT DIURETIC.
And Positive and Specific Remedy for Disease
Of the Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel Dropsy,
1870 Organic Weakness, saoa5ssl q
And all Diseases Of The Urinary Qrgans.
* BEWARE OF coUNTERFEiTs gd44
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1861-05-30
Dry H1de0.E

THE highest market price. in cash, paid for
i Dry Hides, or Boots and Shoes exchanged
for the same at cash prices. N.FRANZEN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17


IMPORTANT TO oUR READERs.--It is with
feelings of joy and gladness that We pub.
lish anything which win contribute to the
pleasure, interest or health of our patrons.
Therefore, with pleasure We say to our
readers, one and all, use D. B. DeLand &
Co.'S Chemical Salerstus. This Salerstus
is perfectly pure healthy and Of a uniform
quality. Chemists and Manufactures
very we'll know that it requires trouble and
expense to make a perfectly pure article,
while and inferior and impure artile can be
made with much less cost and trouble;
while impure salerstus is very unhealthy,
pure Saleratus is harmless, and renders
the food healthy and nutritious. Knowing
these facts, D. B. De Land & Co. have been
to great trouble and expense in bringing
this article before the public. This saler-
stus is manufactured byA new process,
known only By this concern in this cOun-
try, and discovered by D. B. De Land, in
Europe, two years ago. This salerstus is
put up in bright red papers, and you can
get it Of any respectable dealer in town,
and at Wholesale, Of the prOprietors, at
Fsirport, Monroe Co, N. Y. d&W1t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17
Boald Of EduOalIon.


| AANuAAAA AkA4lAes
THURSDAY EVENING, Sept l6, 81.
PHEsEHT-Rice, Theme, Roberts, Inger
soil, Jones, Weber, Turner, willard.
ABsEET-CrAbls, Harvey, HartWsll.
Minutes Of last meeting read and ap
proved.
Committee on Teachers, That Miss bat.
tie Wilson be elected as one Of the Teach
ers. Adopted.
BILLS AND ACCOUNTS. y
Alexander Tilley, $500; Crawford, Cross
& Co., S2T50; VIM. Mcmillan, Sl1.lO.
Approved and recommended to Council for
payment.
COMMUNICATIONS AND CORRESPONDENTS.
From Miss Phillips, Mr. E. P. PaysOn,
FrancisE. Devils and Miss A. P. Braeksr,
applications for positions as Teachers
Com. on Teachers.
OF Messrs. Hopkinson Norton. Com.
on Text Books
or L. L. White and others, in reference
to the superintendency Of Schools.
RESOLUTIONS, ETo.
OF Mr.. Turner, That the Board proceed
to ballot for Superintendent Of Schools.
Carried. -
I. NJ. oViatt Of the Eagle Street Gram
mar School, was elected superintendent.
Andrew Freese was elected to fill vacancy
occasiOned by election Of Mr.. Oviatt Su-
perintendent, in the Eagle Street Grammar
School.
By Mr.. Jones, That the salary Of Super
intendsut be fixed at $1,000 per annum.
Carried.
By DR.. Webber, That the Committee on
West Side High School be authorized to
make proper arrangements for opening the
West Side High School. Carried.
By Mr.. Roberts, That the Secretary be
authorized to contract with Messrs Cross
& Payne for anthracite coal, and W. W.
Crawford for Chippewa coal. Carried.
By Mr.. Willard, That the Secretary, in
with the committee on West
Side High School, be authorized to select
The best mode of warming the West Side |
High School and Hicks Street School, and |
report to the Board at its next meeting =
Adopted.
By Mr.. Jones, That the occupancy Of the
Kentucky Street High School building be
referred to Committee on West Side High |
School. Adopted.
By DR.. Webber, That the Secretary be
TO contract for the winter sup
ply Of wood for the use Of the schools, at
Iuch. prices as he may think for the best
interests Of the city. Adopted.
By Mr.. Roberts, That Mr.. Judson, Of
Brooklyn, be allowed to send his son to the
hicks Street Grammar School by paying
uition fee, provided the school is not full
It its commencement. Adopted.
By Mr.. Jones, That the Secretary be re-
Iuested to give notice in the papers the
lime Of the commencement Of Fall term Of
he schools. Adopted.
By Mr.. Turner, That the Committee on
and Supplies be authorised to
COX after the furnaces, ga, in the several
schools. Adopted.
Adjourned to Monday evening, septem.
yer 28d, 1851, ~ o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17
ERw YORR mARKFT-sept. 10.


FLOUR--Market lOe better with fair EXPORT and
home trade demand. Market closing firm.
Sales lI40D bbls at S4,6O@4,70 for superne state;
western; S4,95es5,20 for common to medium extra
WESTERN 52Ia $40 for shipping brands extra round
| CANADA FIOHR-Market slightly advanced
Sails 55u bbl5 At $4,6a9fGs fsr superhne; S5OOG6 50
RYE FLOUR-MsTEsi quiet and steady at s2,s
0ORN MEAL--Markst quiet and without ma
RWHIsKY-harkoif firm with moderate demand.
WHEAT..Msrket without material change. but
holders generally arc asking higher prices which
buyers are unwilling 70 pay. large portion ofthe
spring Sl041l,n5; Is, ,50D bush Racine spring at
sl,O9nll0; $50 BUSH Mgaukee club at Sl,Os6i 10;
49, % oush northwestern club OF tl,U1l t9, the lat
ter price for very choice; con bush amber Iowa at
Sl4l,l2; $500 bush winter red western at Sl,l40
l,1l, the latter price for choice amber; 500 bush
Shite Ohio at ST. 2s 5000 bush whits Canadian At
tt2S0l 80 2,500 bush white hentuckyat S,256I 81:
2!oe bush white Miehigsl at SI,25@ 90, the latter
RYE-MSrket quiet and steady at 6;@7Co as in
RAfLEY-Markot quiet. We notice sales Of
CORn-msrket has advanced &c PR bush with
moderate export snd fT speculative demand Sal 9
li2,OOO bush at sIm52o Tor common to fsir mixed
western; 5a@534e II good 70 prime shipping do;
sc Tor western yellow; DC for white western.
ATS In moderate request Gt 27929c for Cana
dian; s3e@S4 for western and state
PoR X Market more aetive and hrmsr. Sales
2oO bbls at Sii,OO9l4 90 for messi S962&@9s7S for
prime
REEF-MRrket continues quiot but without ma
terial change. Sales Of 100 bbls at S40r04,5O for
conntry prime; S5e5,6O country mess; S9@ll,25 for
Tepacked mess; Si2 7oa1 4, 80 fer eI ra mess.
S8Ia1E GlIf5S BEER-Ehrket is dull SAnd
nominal.
BEkF HARS-Narkot Inactive.
CUT MEATS- Market quiet and unchanged
Sales 20 pkgs at 4z94',c for shoulder, and 54@6c
for hams
BACON-Market Uominal
LARD-In less sctivs demand, pricss q shad
easier. Sales 320 bbs at se9 ths latter price for
very choice
RDrrRR-MsFkst in fair request 7ssIOo Tor Ohio
aDd iiSalf$c cLate-
BHREsR- The market Is steady. at 5s7c a. In
q uAlity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

s,ioKT HOLtow.-A couple Of Pat-Ianders
stirred up quite breeze among the mists of
Smoky Hollow yesterday. 0ne of them
offered to another some slight provocation in
the way Of blow between the eyes, but
number two not being 30 constituted as to
readily see the joke, retorted with an axe,
which took effect upon the first joker
Fortunately 1t struck him on the head and
severe cut was the only result, but had the
blow fallen elsewhere the consequences
might have been serious. With regard 10
the injury done the axe, our reporter was not
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17
T o r s A L &.
\ D. "a -

T o r s A L E.
A FARM OF "a ACRES.
WITH Two STORY BRICK DWELLING
In the Italian style Of architecture, with barn
WE'LL cistcrn and ont houses, al new, Just compile
ted and ready for occupancy. The house Is bull
with all modern i'm provsments: the grounds Fave
raY1ne and living brook through fiis rear enl
Of the Farm there several springs u pure Wstei
running out ron the banks 4 the rsvine, which
with simple hydraulic works, can Be conveyed to Anl
part Of the farm. For q Gentlsmans Residencs
the whole grounds can be elegantly AMI tasteiul1
arranged for Garden, Vineyard, OF Fruit Oui
ctZ-Only about 100 rods trom the corporation limits
This farm can Be divided into lots Of one 70 I've o.
more acres, and make elegant residences, and az q
large advance OF the price at which it Gun now b
land, part Of which is a beautiful Grove. Ths
KinsmAn Street Railroad passes thrOuah the Ave
nue. IN tront Of this Yarn.
AisO-A NEW TWO STORY BRECK HOUSL
Barn, Out Buildings, &C, cOrnor Of Kinsman aDd
Forest streets. Lot u eet Kinsman, and 396 q
Forest street. House and Improvement are al frs
clas5, With al TIE modern styies and built In sui
AIs0-A NEW TWO STORY BRICK HOUsE
Barn, Out Buildings, &c, situated Forest street
Just north OF the residence Of the Hon. A q. kddle
Lot 100 feet front By 225 feet deep This L drs
class house, built in substantial manner, and L
the Italian style Of arch tltecture.
Al8o-Anothsr TWO STORY BRIUK HOUBE
Barn, Out Buildings, sc, adioinins the one last de
ished n all respects ike the other.
AlBc-OHE VACANT LOT o. Kinaman street
second lot from the corner Of Kinsman and Eores
Streets Us teet mont bY s96 deep. Nine lots, On For
east side Lots 50 feet front By rs feet deep. WI
sell on time to suit purchasers.
e8-Eor further Information enquire Of tbs unde5
signed No. 4o9 kinsuaaO st., Cleveland Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

WHO WoULD BE A LIEUTENANT 9-All over
Northern Ohio are numerous squads of men
who would be willing to go into service if
they could go under an acquaintance. But
few points can now raise full companies,
and few men seem to care about raising
mere squads. Any competentman who will
raise thirty recruits, and report them to
Camp Ford, Alliance, on or before the 2sth,
will be guaranteed Lieutsrantcy. Trans
portation vii! be furnished from place of en-
listment to camp.
Address, "CAPT. B. R. 6 )"
18th Reg, Alliance, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

Tar ROoUEa MARoH.--Maior Robinson, the
afer par excellence, who went into Virginia
with the Grays, and who was in the service
for about twenty-five years, was stationed in
Is40 in this city with Capt. Monroe. The
barracks, it will be remembered by old resi-
dents, were in the building formerly called
the mechanics Block, at the south corner
of Ontario and Prospect streets. In those
days militia trainings were in vogue, and a
select company of country soldiers, brilliant
in their homemade adOrnments, with gall
liant plumes Of turkey feathers bending to
the breeze, were in town, and being desir-
Gus of having parade, borrowed the Grays'
muskets to give point to the occasion, and
Billy Robinson to furnish music. The
Grays, under Col. Ingraham, were famous
corps, and rather put on airs In the presence
Of the soldiery; so that it is not perhaps sur
pFis'ng that one Of them with wink and
dollar eoaxed " Billy" into bit of mischief,
which was n ither more nor less than that
ne should, as their country friends marched
ES~~---S ~ AA1 lAl0 OEdHEs
and a large eoncOurse of citizens, to return
their borrowed arms, plsy the "ROgues
March. 1t was al sad light to see this young
musician putting on his fourishes at the
head of that innocent squad. Brimfull Of
glory and pride, with toes out an shoulders
back, with chiDs up and eyes turned neither
TO the right nor tOthe left, the column strut
ted; nor was it until long after that they
discovered the reason why the regulars and
the Grays, and the citizens, all Joined in a
simultaneous and inexpressable burst Of
laughter, which swept at once their pride
and their glory to the four quarters of the
earty.
"Blly" was called up by his captain, and
was diagrhced for period of ten minutes,
but the joke was TOO good for Capt. Monroe
to maintain his dignity any longer, and the
culprit was dismissed with areprimsnd and
q smile.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17
MIsuELLANHous.

An ELEvAToE At GRAND HAFEN.-The Detroit and
Milwaukee Rsilrosd Company having com pleted 9
large grain elrYator At The terminus ot their rosa
IN Detroit, contemplate the creation OF another at
vessels into the cars In bulk. shipping t In the
same manner at Detroit. Fhey have asked the ads
vice Of the Milwaukee Chamber Of Com Hseree. says
tho Sentinel AZ 70 the propria g Undertaking this
ontefDri.e and We underta only await the decis-
ion Of hat bedy 70 slmmence the Work.-BBealo
Express, Oh
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

INPoREAET TO EVERY 0HE.-We Yish to
call your attention to the advertisement in
tO-dsy's paper, of DR.. E. L. sOule & Co.'s
Sovereign Balm Pills. These excellent pills
have for nearly quarter of century been
household word all over the world. They
are undoubtedly the best family medicine
nov in use. The fact that more Of them are
used thsn sny other kind, makes US think
80. They are purely vegetable-sugar coat
ed, and very mild and effective in their Ope.
rations. No family should be without them.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

~ RefrigeratorS and wster-coolers, Of
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
rey's four minute ice cIesm freesers, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and for
sale at prime cost also fruit jars and cans,
at the stove and CRATE emporium of
W. L. MARVIN,
No. -, south-side Public Square,
julylstf Cleveland, o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

PoLIoE.-ChsrlsS Pendelton and Jack Ad-
sms were arrested yesterday for the robbery
committed fortnight since on Union street,
on which occasion trunk was taken from
the rack Of one Of the omnibuses. Pendel-
ton is hard case" and has just left the
penitentiarY, the term having expired to
which he was sentenced for grand larceny.
Edward Sherman committed an assault on
his wife and was arrested, but released on
bail.
Some minor cases make up the balance
of the arrests for the last twenty -four hours
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17
CHICAGO RlARKET-sept. 10.

khA EEhAahAFhsI
ELOUR-Markst lOc higher.
WHEAT Market has advanced lac Sales at
76N77c for No. ]; TI672c for 10. In store.
j., CORN, Market Bzc higher. Sales at 224922ke
for mixed In store.
OATS -msrket qniet.
RECEIPTs-stOO bbls hour; $1,000 bush wheat;
sHIPMENTS-4,s.O so bbls -four; lsG 900 bu wheat;
l37 90 huBh corn,
REIGHTS-Actiys and declined &c
Exchanse unchanged
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17
I'D HAKqMa

FrCnlpty attended, ie lnd al Vo-A wa-Trrref a.
z1Il10n1bie pricel. 7
5ia :, 1n Sc 4 lsehalls's sles ooEnas q Ffoasse
- altllAaE. turning tns hsa
Hs fnIlsE1 81 ogi'oe lss1f q Nenhlposs = =
..sSf.fza5s so5HHF sGhIA
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

ULkFELAND MAhKET--Sept. 10,
FLOUR-Flrm at the advance noted on satur.
day. Sales Of 100 bbls Extra at SI,25.
WHEAT-Hss further advanced. Sales are 7
cars and 1909 bush at Ole track; cars and 1000
bush at S2c on track; cars and 5000 bush, 500 bu
aud 5000 bush, all free board at 9c one car poor
white at &c, and ! car at si,Oo.
CORN-Firm, With an upward tendency. Sale O:
car at s2k1.
OArS-steady at sc By the car load.
BARLEY-sales Of f2c0 bush choice at Soc
HIGHWINEs-sales ofi5O bbls at l5Jfc.
No sales reported In other articles and prices un-
changed,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

AANEoOD-HoW LOsT-HOW REsToRED.-
Just pabllshsd In a ed Envelope prize cents.
Le,tuTo on the Nature, Treatment and radical
cure Of Spermhtorrh0-a or seminai Weakness, In
VOLUNTARY Emissions. Sexual Debility. and Inped-
iuaEts 20 Ma riage generally. Nervousness, Con-
sumption. Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical
IacaPacity, resuitiEg from self-AbOse, &o.-By
ROBT. }. OULVERWEhL, NJ. D., Author Of the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17
For the oanasld squad.

S9r Thirty more men are wanted for
csPt. oOstsr's battery Of Artillery, to fill it
UP. Capt. COtter has opened recruiting
Office at101 Superior street. All who vish
70 goin his battery must spply at once, and
Be rsady 70 lsaFs Saturday morning on the
5 o'eleek train for Comp Chase. This Wili
b he only opportunity. 70 60 in this bas.
.ery, as It q fast filing up Come and
enlist st once sePtl7;a54
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17
The following Order was read yesterday.at
Dress Parade, to the FOrty-6rst Regiment:
HEAD QUARTE's 41sT REGIMENT J
OHIO YoLUSTEER MILITIA,
CAMP WoOD, Sept. 14th, 1861.

CAMP WoOD, Sept. 14th, 1861,
oRDER so. /.
I. Col. ". B. Hazen, 4lst 0. Y. U. s. A,
hereby assumes commend Of this Camp and
Regiment.
In entering upon the duties of organizing
and disciplining the Regiment, he trusts
that every individual Of the command fully
appreciates the importance of the frat prin-
clple Of the soldier: 's0bedienee 10 COM
mapds." Without it there can be no eff
clency. And be feels confident that every
officer and soldier has determined 10 carry
out this principle eheerfully. gs
IL. Cleanliness is next in i'm portanes, and
Captains Of Companies are specially charged
with attention to this. The Colonel will fre-s
quently cause inspections to be made of the
men with bare feet and shirts unbuttoned.
III. The hair is 10 be kept short. THIS
applies to all the members Of the Regiment.
~. OHieers are required TO appear at ell
times in uniform, unless on leave of absence
for longer period than three days. zes
Y. No member of the Regiment viii be
permitted 10 leave camp, except on duty,
without authority, which, in case of enlisted
mea, must be in writing, setting forth the
necessity, signed by their ompany COM
mander, and ooantersigned BY the Colonel,
and with officers verbal authority, for time
Iess than twelve houru, when they must reg
isteP their names, where gone, and time Of
return, at the Adjntant's Office, in book
kept for that purpose. For longer periods,
the army regulations in such cases will be
strictly followed.
VI. The attention of the Regiment is
called to such portions Of The articles Of war
as will be read 70 it on parade from day TO
day, and particularly to those portions rela-
he. oh
an v of the Sabbath, and attendance at divine
serv See, end officers are required to prompt
Iv rem, ,ess all irregularities.
WI, The following calls are established
until further orders;
Reveille 1T sunrise,
Police call immediatsly after breaking
Breakfast roll call at $3.50.
Drill at 700.
Recall ct 500.
Guard meeting at s:l6.
Drill for officers aud non-eommissioned
officers at a. M.
Drill ct I0:se.
Recall at IL M.
Dinner at 1890.
Recitation Of officers and nOn-commis-
stoned officers from 2:0e till 400.
Police roll eall at 400.
Dflli rom 4:5U 70
Recall at 5:3Q.
Parade ct sun set.
Tattoo at $50.
Taps at 800.
All commissioned officers, excepting the
Vaedical stat, are required to attend reveillei
n, Nade, tattoo, roll calls, and recitations IN
mt N0try tactics, at such times between the
bo1r, & two and four, as the Colonel may
l.. mfR-
NsF' BSo ydeF n the ealonel Of Regiment.
J. r. SAEFoRD,
Liens. end Adj't, 4lst 0. v. Q. s. A.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-17

TEE RUTAN GIRLs.-This marrying and
changing names loses the track. The Rutan
girls, Catharine, afterwards Mrs. Parcell,
Frances and Lydia, not known to be mar
ried, will find California sister at the An
gier- Hurry up, girls, and not keep Jane
waiting. II
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OswECO HARKET-sePr. 1s
fs7 TELEaBArH.l !

FLQUR-Markft firm.
WHEAT-In good milling demand and market
decidedly better, but uns tiled. sales Saturday
mir BIT 600 bush winter req weHtsrn at Sln6; 73SI
bush No Chicago spring on private terms; to-day,
early sOOl bush No. Chi ago spring at sc; later,
900 bush do 95c COZ bush do at s7c; 1000 bush do
at 9TTc
CORN-Markct unchanged. Sales 500 bush Il
lin1is Rt 4ec
BARLEY-Market steady Sales $500 bush Bay
Quinte at &c; Erie in demand; sales 6OOO bush Cana
dian at SIC.
OATS-Market quiet
lanai. FREIGHTS-Unsettledo on rain and
boste very scarce; Hour Sc wheat lOc, corn &c to
New York. One boat took wheat at lOkc
LAKE. IMPORTS 2,lOO bbls donr, 81 900 bush
wheat; 66 600 bush corn. 1900 bush barley
ANAL EXPORTS-3,S59 bbls nour; 81 900 bus
wheat; 43, 900 bush corn.
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To RENT.-A desirable, eommodious b-ick
house. If desired, the rent will be given as
partial payment foi the board of one gentle
man and two ladies, who will furnish their
own apartments. Address, Box 1880, P. o.
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BANK NnrE LrsS,.

CORRECTED By Q. A. RRAD CO., BAHEERs,
MAINE. WISCONSIN,,
An SnlYant HANK narL u Gnlrnnf Ban Il
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aalants--2 -8emarfl
S9r &aLE gE REnt.

EOR SALE.-To CLosz THE BUsI
III MESS ofthe late firm otJ =. WHEELER CO.
the Machinery, Tools, stock Of Rmter, Water Draw
eTs, Eo., Viii be sold On reasonable tefmt
GEO. W. WOODW0RTH,
Cleveland. September 2. Lss I:ss5
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4 AXE ERIE PAPER COMP'l.
"a HanufactuEsFa 81 PRINTING AND BOGR
P1PER, are now prepared % 9ulplg Al ozder8 Witb
Irrarfof crafty q Tareg alld On 1Eorable terma.
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OOMMEROIAL.


PFssidont--J. L. WEATHERLY.
Vice Pres't-M. b. sooTT. Traasurer-R. 7. LYos.
DIRECTORS.
u. B. Clark, A. Quln, 3. g. Davis b. BrovneIl, u .
Harvey, A. J. Beggss, 3. y. Lester.
nEFEaEEa.
3. y. Lester, q. Husssy, NIB. Scott,
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DIED.

In Ohardon, Sept. Il, 1861, Mrs. EMILY 8. BEN
NETT, in the 25th year Of her age, wife Of Daniel
Bennett, and daughter Of BENJAMIN and SoVhia
sWeat
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= wins & HUrcHrss' oAvALHY. About
one hundred men for this regiment came In
on tbe Cleveland & MshOning Road last
evening. p = Ill.-l 80