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TAh FOLLOWING ESDoRsRMENrsc
SPALDNGs
b H HALO Pills,
WIN convince all who .uas rom
u,
Thsts
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE Is WITH
THEIR REACH.
As these Testimonials were unsoueisd by alr. spal.
ding they afford anauestiOnabis proof Of
the efficacy Of this truly s14n-
tise discovery
~. MAsoEvILLE, Conn, Feb. S, 1881,
hSye tried your Oerhafio Pnla. and 7 like .bsn
nor 'H' want you to send me two dollar worth
SSFt o. these are for the neighbour, to whom I gave
SEND tSs Die N hrss box l GIT from you.
K01r ob't servant,
JAMES Kennedy.
nA- sPALDpe AA'lA'0'O' faa Feb s. 1851
aiS Pills' l have received a great deal Of 6eneaS I'M
MANY Ann sT6IKHOusE.
sPRucz oEEEK, Huntington, o., Pa.
h o sRALOys. 10 AS
fSH viii please send ne tive boxes n Won, C.,s=
no Fls. Send them Immediately, "
AesDsctfulE yours,
,n =; : have uled one box Of ySS5 P al sl sD5 ana
hEHEY o. SPALDISG, ESQ.
PtSase md incloseI Twenty-Five cents. fr which
sTs IN '1otheE box Of yOuF CephaHc FnL They.
OH~t A. STUVER, P. ii.
Belle Vernon, WysDdot CO, o.
BEvEsLT, Mass, Dec. IL. Issa
n wish for some oirsllars or large show bills, To
OIlng your CepaGllo Pills moro particular , betor-,
piss,s ssn3 ~ m1 II you have anything Of the kind.
one Of ny customers, who is subject to severe sicE
an attack in one hour By your Pills, witch I ssSI
v. b. WILKES
uv- January ?, lsa-
no. - Cedar ST., n. 7,
DEAR SIRE
1notosed Ind tWsnsE-hve (25Ycens, 3or which sepd
WySAVt SSsPhane Fllls" Send to address OF RI.
n y. Her heynoldsburg, Franklin 20, All.
d01E flIls Work iAes chArm-cure Headache al
must mSeShser. Truly yOurA
WIN. y. Il
SPALDINa,
Shi
Iot long since Z sont to you for a box Of Cephalic
Rhs or the cure OF the Nervous HeKkche and Uos-
teeaess' and reoeiyed the same, and taey had so good
an enecl that l was induced to send fore myre- 80
Please send By return mail Dirs-f -
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IFrOm the Examiner, Norfglk. Ia.

OePhali' Pills accomplish the o.Jeet kr which
Sosy worei lade, via: Cure Of hssdaehei . al Us forms.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-04

From she Daily EsEs. Newport z.
OephAAe PILLS are taking the place CT all kind.
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Aus for Plt'd. q ,rio:536
M ASTER COMMISSIONERS

IAtM - LIN ~
vi SALE.-Pursuant 20 the command ola deere
tai order OF sale from the Uourt OF OOmmon Pleas OF
tue county Of CuyAh0gE, and State Of ohio, at the
suit Of PhilO Scoyillu, plaintiff, against HLtuaD
Johnston, ct. al deiendants, to me directed, l shall
expose TO- sale At public auction, at the door OF the
Court House, tn the City OfCleyelaud, in said coun-
~ ON Monday, the 1Jth Of May, 1851, at 2 O'Clock P.
NJ, the following described real estate, namely:
situate in the township and City Of Cleveland, In
the state OF Ohio, and which 10 also In the county Of
luyahOga, and Is known Is u part Of aub-lUt No. lin
the subdivision o. tu Gre lots No II, anu n part VI
Ten acre lot No. 70. nads By Taylor 4 HOyt, refereace
being had TO the BOOB. Of Al % no. page {, IN the
Recorders Un1oe OF Ouyahoga County. as sioresaid.
The part Of said sub lot hereby conveyed, Is bound
81 As ollows; beginning at q point In the ~aOutBerly
line OF kinsman STREET 81 feet and 8 inches Wrstslb
from the noTth-saster1y corner Of said sub lot No. /;
thence running westerly thirty Iest 70 land conveyed
BY said Taylor aud HOyt 70 samuel JohntUou; hence
southeriy a. right anslrS with KInsman street l6U
bet along the easterly line Of Sanurl JOhnstOH's
landi thef CO eas,erly at right angles with said
Johnston's ~eGsteriy line Of lhif " feet; thence north
erb l60 feet 10 the Dlacs Of begtunIng, being 30 t-et
front on kfnsman street and loo fset IN depth, be
the same more or less, but subivos to ali legal nigh
ways. Appraised value S60DWI.
WILLIAM X. sHERwIN,
Fred. HoFey, Master Cumm'r.
ATTY for Pltif. aprl7:Sa
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Geaal Mntiees.
apr23:S8
ASTEK COMMISSIONER

M ASTER COMMISSIONER s
1l 5 LIE Pursuant to tue command Of ad-crv-
tai order OF sale, from The Count Of Common Plea,
OF the county Of OuyahOga, aud State OfUhiO, &C the
suit Of Lyman Little, ct. al plaintiffs, against sam.
expose for sale At pubtic auction, az the door OF the
court House, n said County, on Monday, the 2uth
OF May, 1851, at 2 O'clock p. n, the iOilO Ring de-
bcribad real estate, nauely:
situate in the township Of Independence, being
number six ~ the twelfth range Of townships in the
connecticut Western Reserve, In the tate Of ohio,
and Whicu Is also IN the county OF CuyahOga. and Is
known a. part Of original lot number lOrty IN said
township and 81 dgVigions, or village lots numbers
81, 81, IS, "a and 81, a. Eurysysdt - Daniel Kerr, Esq.
IN the fall Of lS42, aud bounded - follows, 70 wit: on
the east by the State road leading tom Akron 70
Oleyelan0; on the south by the Public square and
land owned BY the First congregational Church NO
society, and bounded - follows: CommenoiuEat the
north easi corner OF land owned by W. h NeWiand;
thence westerly along the line Of said keWland's iand
six rods and twenty inka; thence north four rods AM
twenty-ihres huksi thene east tive rods aud seven
eeti thence south Two rods th-nee east to tue west
iinr OF the Public SQuar thence south to the piare
Of beginning, and land owned BY W. d.. Newland;
On the WesJ ~ land owned by said Aewland; on the
north b, village lot belonging 10 Michael Palmer,
containing four acres more or less" For = better
description OF = id land reference may be had to L..
Olark's title deOdss given BY james o.. Dillon, Jan.
uRry 18TH los, and Nillirm Days, Feb. 81, ls46, and
from James d. Dillon, recorded March z0th, ls45, IN
Oqyahoga Records, Vol. 81, page "a, but rsserying
ob from the foregoing survey u piece Of land on the
northeast corner Of sGid lot two rods wide and Is
rods long, deo1ed TO d. L. Miuer, be the same more or
less, bat subject ~ all legal highways Appraised at
SlLO0. WILLIAM n. sHEkWlN.
Fred. hoVeYi- Master COMMIT.
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LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

o State Ia the Valley Of tde Mississippi onsrs 50 great
an nduoene1tt 10 tho sstieF as the State Of Illinois.
Ehsrs is no portion Of the ECEld where al tho eond-
tons Of climate and soil so admirably combine 70 pro
dRoe those two great staples, CcRS Aad WHATi 81 tas
Prsiriss Of Illinois.
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NOTICE is HkkkBY GIVEN

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
in that 1 shall expose Tor sale at public auction,
a. the door Oi the Court H6use, Cleveland, Ohio, up
on th 10th day Of May, 1851, Mt two O'Clock P. M,
the following drscribed property 20 wit:
One silver y Hich. a Clam against Luther OlsVe-
laud tf1enesee c0Hnty, Michlgan, Tor which her
are 10 ev donccs OF lndobtedBsss-amount Of said
claim Sl45; also. a Claim against kzra Cleveland OF
Geurss . coun y, Michigan, Tor SsUO-payabis one
hundred dollars each year from the 10th day Of sep
temuer io6O, Tor which there ars no eYiden ~ Of in
assigned TO me As Commissioner Of InsOlFants tor
Guy ahOga county, By Ezra 3. Cleveland.
J. y. GRANNIs,
~nprat:295 Comm T Of InsOlysnts.
NOTICE THE CREDITORS OF
~ A.. Mary Mack, will take notice that the sub.
sGribdr has bren appointed the AsAiRnoe OF the sali
4. AEII Mack, and hls heir claims with Lls At my
once, verified sccOr ling To Law, ON or D-fcrc he 18th
day Of November, 1851.
JOSEPH s. GRANhIS,
apr25.233 Assignee Of A. Mary aiack.
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MOFFAT's Pills AND BITTERsItI

PILLS AND BITTERSIu
out II Is unnecessary TO euumeraIe tine many casfs
N winch these purely Vegetable Medicines nav
oeen ; CSeh5i.li but lot Us Inquire: WIZ are they 50
universal IN their happy shects1
Because they PURIFY THE BLOUD- and t,D.r.
move al cause o. disease In the system.
because they act powerfully upon the seeretfons oil
tAs Douyi ana remove al impurities at once.
because they do not reduce the system. but ipvi9-
oL1te mus requiring no restr Amt from leasure
or business during their operation.
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ASTER G0MMTSST9%ER7 Pc

I'M En- COmMISSlON Frs
- TO tue O.mmand ofan alfus
pIoaeI SrueS q sale iron the Court Of Common
w Anosa county, Ohio, at the suft of Noah
GEAYes ASsoast the First Congregational Society Of
Ohag; IN Eal TO me directed, . shall expose Tor suf,
al pubua aucuon1 at the door Of the Court Houss
the az OF Cleveland, ia said county, on he ist5
DAY 81 Nay, 1851, 81 two O'Clock P. N, the foisovfnT
D. scribed premises 20 wit:
Situated in the village OF Chagrln Fals, in s,t.
county OF CuYahoga. and Stats OF Ohio, npdboundad
ana oeacrioed g Follows; BeinZ the zane land deed
ca ~ Aaron Bliss 10 sand de endaut ann on which
the First CONGREGATIONAL Church Of Cha yrin FsI-
now stands and bounded west By an alley RIM, 70
from orange street north between 1aid Chnrob -
and a I. Brtnsmade's homestead lot; on the norm
and east BY hands owned ty b. A. Davis. ard on ne
south by Orange street. Appraised - $3.50
W.. ". Angler, MAJ Conn.,
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BPALDING's PREPARED GLUE

single b0ttls u sPALDfAGss PREpAREu
GLUE VIII saRe ten times Its cost Snnuaiy.Ta
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Pills are E- sale b
CHGRCHILL 4 BRO, Dnzziats,
30 cor ene Sql2re aQd 0ntariQ 81
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AANHl u bPALDAA9t
No. &s Cedar ST., n. 7,
DEAR SIRg
InotoSeq mo fWsntY-hVe (25Ycents, 3or which sen 4
goA o. 'Nephauc RLls.n Send to ahiress Of n T.
"m- EI!lers heynoldsburg, Franklin 60, UAif.
1ouT Fnls work iike 6 rm-cu Heada-h6 81.
W insSShser. Truly yOurA
WE. 81 TILLEK
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THE SOUTHERN pARH


OF the State Les Nth the z5neof the CohSoursztns,
While The soil Is admirably adapGed 70 the growth o.
Tobacco and Hemp, and tie WhSti Is worth from 10 70
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he deep rich loan OF the p~rairias Is cultivated win
such wonderful facility that the farmers OF the NscNr
and Middle States are moving 70 Illinois IN great MN
bars. The area Of Illinois Is about equal 70 that q 4
gland, and the soil Is 50 rich thath VIII sup2oTttTS1V
millions q people.
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10 STATE Is rapidly fling Up win poP1lston 859,
having been add0d since 1850, EaEng ne
popula6on ,Z23, ss3, : ratio q 1o2 PER csaL n
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REEsOLpsBURs, Frankig Co., Ohio,A
c. sPALDINa,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rop

sspt27dbER5 sole PnoprietoFs, Norwich, On
Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-05-04

YEisHIi, Mich.
From the Examiner, Holaolkb Val
oSRsaliS Phls accomplish the Quest @r which
OaFeo d hssdafeei Us ioFms
TErOm the Examiner. Norfolk, VAL
They hsye been tested in more thau a THOUSAND
cases. with entire success.
From the Democrat, st. Cend. Mimi 81
ityou are, or have been troubled with the bsad-
1onei sena lor q box (CePhaho. r SIS so that You
may nave them in case Of an attsGk.
IFrom the Advertiser. Pr9Tidsuos.
The Oephsnc Pills are said 20 be a rsmsrt.biv o.
tectiye rsmefy tor the hradschs. nj one Of ne very
OejtLOI tnat cry frequent oonR.&nt which has ~
tFron the Western R. R Gazstta CHICAGO. Ill
We heartily 9dozss Mr.. s~palaine, and his unri
From the KanAvhA Valley star, Val
we are sure thst persons ssHsr1s vida headache.
VINO ny ihem' win stick to thsm
From the Southern Path Finder, n. o.
that our testim0r y can be added 10 he slresdv nu-
mesols Isl that has received b4aehts thai no other
mecSinA 1an produce.
fFrom the St. Louis Democrat
Il rapidly snereasiI g
IRON tbs Gazette, Davenport, IovraJ
Mr., splding would not oDnaect hfs mama with an
artlciS be dd nOtF w " posses real mErft
Iron the ADVERTISER Aoy,Isuee, Ri
The testimony In their Avor Is strong, from the
most respectable quarters
lFrOm she Daily ESEs. Newport z. Ill
OephAAe PILLS are taking the place OF all Kind.
isTon the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.I
, 1861-10-01

PosTPoSEHBNT.-Owing to news Of the
6eath Of brother IF Mr.. MARITIME, the opening
Of the Ct7cego Dancing Academy is postponed
to Thursday s*terneoa for the reception Of
S;fitors, and Thursday eVeajug for the open
irg soi1ee, and Friday for the opening Of the
Echool.
, 1861-10-01

REEF cA1TLE-Cndet continued unfavosable
news from New fosk, and an advance In treights,
the market this week has been dull, and we quota
psaees No lower since the date Of our last weekly
review. The reesapts nase been sef5 heavy-es
pec1ai'y Of medium STOCK ffom m1ssouH-and
Shippers hare operated lightly Almost the only
hn5er ot consequences was NJ Aaaeoek' who put-
chased aoont saoo neao tof aosernment and Paek-
lns toeefnes, AZ tange ol tz.Soaos'Wios medium
70 PRIME. oae OF TWO lots OF prame "ere so@ os
tae aeaa' netting anous *s Ma9s -; ont = was
.consadefed an extreme price Tor TIE beat offered
Store bceves were in limited request At $1.soa1
2.0o. Fed COWS Vert, In good request at $a2otG
aso' according to quality.
At sherman's ya1ds, on the Lake shore, the re-
ee'pts Amounted to $500 head, and the market
was teleTsb1y br1ek-the eales ranging from 81 10
, 1861-10-01
MARKETS HX TELEGRAPH,

NEW YORK, Sept. 3o-FLouR--Heayy and 50
1cc lower Mith moderate business dong for export
T. teea as s5s ssss e! e1pel eEs at SS 3 s5
ior extra etate; S. 2o@5 80 for superfne western;
s5-45@5.I5 for common to medium extra western;
Sb-T545 IS for shipping brands extr1 I. O.: IS IS
as So ior trade bfands, market closing dull and
demacd: Sales 12o bzls at ,$525@5@ l1r super;
STEADY at s. 275@4 90, Corn meal quiet and noni-
Eally unchanged.
WH1gKT-Frmez. sales $50 brls at 21@nKc.
moderate business doing forsexport at the decline
The f1mness Of freights and serious decline In
foreign exchange has had an unfavorable effect
$1.M@1. IS, Is 0lo bu Racine spring at & 17@L1s,
amber @ ! lows NJ At si2l@ias $50 81 red etate At
isl $50 good to very choice amber do 81 as0l 81,
The latter an extreme price; 9500 bu white we.t-
trn at $130@188; L, 400 bu white Kentucky at
E @aet sisadg saies aa SO ba sae a sf s
Corn declined acout tc per bushel pretty good de-
nand fer export and home consumption, at the
oseline Sales 26l 100 bu q sl5e loE infsroT to
shipping do--closing at 54@5s for round yellow;
59@GO ior white western. Oats In moderate re-
quest at 30@3A for Canada; 34035E for western
PRor1s1oSs-The demand for pork continues
moderate, and market without important charge;
sss 5 9s at ~ a ,e5
~ ahnrPt r M br1S ~ sa673 IN for nrIn,e: S5m
~ ~ aooas ~ oso ~ ~ X for Tnnarttd eas
Si2 2D@185o for extra mess. Beefand a;1 5ssI hams m
both Inactive Cut meats rue q91le lin y e
notice Eales OF Is caske Inferior smoked saou1det
aNG6c for shoulders; 64@6H 19r nams; ;n, Ine1e @
has heen large movement " oacon s1nce QUIZ
last supposed to be smoked sides. but pa7tcuifrg
are Kept strictly private. Lard more actlve and
tirmer Sales 1,45o brls at S1Q97sc, Butter sell
ipe at eG111c for Ohio; 130l5c for state. Cheese
| I1i:l at 5n7c,
| GHocES1Ee-Cotfee- continues firm; sales
| a.GOO bsgs Rio at 154c; 5000 bags Maracibo at
171kc Rice drfet a1iii firm salea so tietces st 10
Sc Sugar, raw, frm at easHc for fair to good
| Tef,nIrE: ealas a31 hhis Cu6a At T6AShc Mo1as-
ees c0nfinucs frm: eaIes "a hhds portp Rico at 81
| M42c: 10 hhda Cuba Mascoyado st SOC, Tal1oW,
, 1861-10-01
Daily Review Of chicago Market.

MONDAY EVENING, Sept. 50, 1851.
FRElGHTs-Actfye a1d frmer n The following
Queen Of the Lakes aud Southampton, corn at
18Hc; Eehr Maple Leaf, wheat at 20c- To Oswego
asshr @ B'5bar1an M wheat at 1s7se; sch5 Gem, whsst
Ravenna, corn at 18c- To Port Sa1nia-Schr FL
tempo. wheat at 10c. To Buf1alo--Schss Baker,
F Kiztla9a @ %.,. yorktown, A Kenoaha; @ aeo Foot,
Ostrich, Leader, York State, Matt Root, Hibbard,
all with com at 13c -.
FLoUR-Rece1yed, 1866 brls shipped by Lake,
se5 brls. Market dnlI and &c 1oser:: Sales, 10
brls st. Joseph Xxx" choice Michigan white
Tnte 9n p e9 e geo& 9ee7 - Hhtts h & Ta @
delivered, with 81 31H freight to Boston; lis
b1ls Peerless choice spring extra at 81, del
1as brls West Anrora,s d DO At sss5H del: ao9
= 10 @ blls y Gnited States super Il ssso dei
Ss bEls State - super at s&5o De-;
at $410 should have been $4.15-
WHEAT-Eecefyed, 147. .115 bu; shipped, 203. .46a
In. Market for spring easier; Winter Wheat
store, at e5c; $500 bu No Red, in store, at Soc
400 bu Rejected In store at 62c. SpnEse IS 0G9 bu
No1 spring IN store Ct TIC; 49, 200 bn do Ct 764s;
Spring In store at 7sxc; 5000 bu do at 734c;
40600 bn do at 75e; Is Coo bu do at 72Hc; 1000 bn
do at 724c; 5000 hu DO at 7ae $500 bu do aluas at
4Go9 bn do at soc; 5000 bu do at 5sc.
CORN-Received. 192, 767 bu; shipped, t42, los
bn. Market more active and steady-closing dull.
sa1ea, 66 ooo hu Canal Mixed at 229e aaoat 20 900
bu do ct &c t. o. b.. 6,0e0 bu Mixed In storc Ut
21Hc 60 GOO bu do at 2lc; IS 600 bn do at 233 f. O..
b.; eco bu Rejected in store at 1Sc; $500 bu
ehort receipts do at IKE
OATS-ReceiVed, 6,63S bQ. Market steady and
quiet. Sales, 1,500 bu No in store at 14c.
RfE-Rece1gea, COZ bu- In good demand and
1@2c higher. Sales, 100 bu No in store at 31c-
BARIEY-Receiyed, S,405 bu. Market fair but
firm Sales. ITS bags fair at 3sc Gu track
TIMOTHY SEED-Buyers and sellers apart.
Sales 40 bn good at 81 50. Market closing dnl,
HlGHWINES-40 bbls city In lots to the trade
at as; 60 bh1s country at 14c.
MESS PORK-Nominal at 81. .O0@12bo.
LARD-Nomtnal at 74@GTc.
TaLLOW-15 bbls good city at 71sc: II bbls
HIDES Steady. We quote: Dry flint, 100
1oAc: Green salted, 4H@54c; Green Country,
3H@44c.
W OOL-In good demand and firm. sales, IL, ,oo(
fbs common at 3Cc.
BUTTER -Common, 6@sc; Dairy, 9@11c.
EGGS-In good demand at 8@85Sc per doz.
PoULTRY-Ch1ckens, $1.s5@l 50 per doz; Tur
keys 6DTc per b.
tRANBEkR1Es-1n fair supply, with sales at
$5.t0@5. 50 per hrl.
APELEs1 br1s at 81 1-75@1,5o. ---.
PEACHES-Common in goud supply At 50@75t
per baEket. Prime scarce at $lO0@1.75 PEI
basket.
, 1861-10-01
MONETARY.

HoHnA1 RyRaMs, gepe. %, IAN. -
There is nothing nen in financial circles. MoaeJ
for all legitimate business purposes is abundant,
and Commercial matters generally: are moving
along smoothly- Our currency Is composed maIa-
y Of the bills OF the lows, Indiana &nd Ohio State
Banks, togetherwlth apexfse& jumblao< The tsenas
Of the banks Of Cansda md the Eaatarn 6tstes: a
7e1y few Of the zecent issues Of the banks Of ILL.,
nofs, whose aecurities are smpse, axe found eireu
1ating In the channels Of trade It requires 1ha1p
lookout On the part OF bustness men keep track
Of Eneh variety Of money; and the wonder Is that
30 little Of 1t il bad Al onHreadxe cannot b too
cautious in handling money ): toe co1ntertatters
and swlndlers are still abFoed IN the land
Exchange is plenty: On the street and the
Beard Ct Trade the range is paE94; :bnt probably
u would be the mo1e general rate. The banks
sold at 49h; the lower figure for round lots
The amount making continues to be enormous,
and with present prospects will continue to be 80
as long as navigation remains open.
MnwAuNE.-Thc Sentinel of this morning
says:
Last week closes on comparatively com mEo.table
stateo q affairs in the money maIket- Exchange
was plerty-the supply, indeed Was beyond tie
ability Of banks to furnish currency for it az
1ass as maagan although the selling bank late
TO buy large sums had no difficulty In supplying
themselves at A@39 8 cent below the current
rate. The scarcity Of currency apprehended wns
not seriously felt, large supply Of Canadian mon
cheney, which would atheEwise have very seriously
crippled our busfness. We hear from the couutry
that Of the currency now being paid out BY the
freely BY the farmers, Canadian currency being
the next in favor. Miscellaneous Eastern cQ1ren.
cy 1s regarded with more distrust than any other,
NEW YoHK STOCK MARkEr.-The following are
today's quotations Of the New York Stock Mar
, 1861-10-01

:ssta Tina Democrat, Than1:ee' she''ys'7' 81
sehr FIJI fl " Hs1k, Ham. Naa1tpwoe, 80 = shia'
seh1 8sss IL H.ot, blanchard, Rfs.q*e Lie, is ton
: scnr Go &C. " Halt, Han'eon, Baa,1e. -
:. CLEARED. .-........seps 30. =
stnr Sea Bird, B1odget. ontonaeoa. sandfies, III
Prop e Safoasaon. Wnkint, Godesteh, asobt1s aoaz.
rrop %enasta 1as Waich, Buaa1o 1900 brf. four.
P1pp Neats, Ryerson, Pant Water:
BARK Superior. Mc6taw. Buffalo, 70. 600 bn wheat.
Schr Ostrich. Pratt, Bndal0, 1890 bu e1fn-
scbr York State, Dtmmsck, Buffalo, 18. 600 su coEn-
schr Jnplter, Hawking Buffalo. 1850. ha whezt-
Schr Marion EeHn, Soper, Buffalo. Is 100 b1 Whest.
Sehr Forester, Pets1eon, Grand River.
Hchr True Democrat, Thompson, Hheboygan.
gehr Eith Hawk, Ham, Aa91toWoc, =:
schr sweepktakas,: BuflBgton, Buffalo, 1900 bn
schr Crawford, Gamt, sarnta, 1a,4oo bu cszn-
sehr Magic, McNans.a, Grand Haven.
9chr G FoEter, smith, -f9 .-''":
Schr Mary, 6p1att. Port He1don- -
sehr Barbarian. Clement, 9awegn, 7,ooo bo Waea1.
schr Kenoeha, HseEetI Buffalo, 17,D0o bu wheat.
sehr Maine, Stevens. Grand Traverse. sundnes:
Schr Thureby- Sconey, Buffalo. 4 900 h1 W Waea&-
schr 7 Knkland. Coulter, Buffalo, a4,oao bu
schr Moantatueer, Reese, kingston, iasoa bu
schr Syracuse, Carr, Kingston, Il, 90 bu corn
Schr Baker, Stalker, Buffalo, II, 900 su wheat.
Schr Bermuda, stewell. Co1bor1e, 5000 bu corn.
Schr Maple Leaf Perry, Kfugaton, 13 ooQ oa WheAs
schr Jupiter, Hawk1ns, B1fs1o, Ii, 800 bn Whesf~
, 1861-10-01
= MARINE LIST
p O RT O E. CHI a GO

ARRIVED. Sept. 30,
Prop Me1dota, We1ch. :Bnfalo, lot sund1dee.
Prop Lady franklin. Hickey, ST. Joseph, Is eds
Eooa. 49, brls -four. sundries.
Piop Sun, HINT. 6oder1ch, 196 Pkgs nah, squdrtes.
bark Southampton. Booth K1ngstnns
Bark Great West, Macarthur, Bnfalo, 337 ton coal.
Ha1k Danube, Hail. Buffalo, 800 hrls salt.
B,ig Queen Of the North. Martin, CoIliagwood, 1aS
;: eds wood.
sehr Racine, Brown, Green Bay, 10 lumbez, 70
schr Forfaiz, 1irdgreen, Bay City, % n humber, 9
eds WoGd.
ScbrNew London, cleveland, 800 ton coal . :.
Schr Nagfc, McNamsra, Grand Rive, 80 N lumber.
sehr Mary, Aptopt, Grand Haven. l45 N humber.
Sehr g J Foster, Smith, G1and Haven. 30 m lnu-
Sehr Queen Of the Lakes, doodearle, Kfa2ston-
seht GrsEd Turk, stazkWeataer, sarnis7 $50 eds
schr Minnesota, Blackburn. Bu1nell, 30 eaa wood.
schz HuEt1ees- Culver, Pfeeqne 1hle, $50 tan coal
schr WyaEdotte. EeGrax,: Buffalo, g n IhEieE:
Sctr Roancke, Gal1igx1, Green Bay. I'D n !nmeet.
sehr Arrow, zi1nmerley. Presque 1sle. s14 ton
aSch1 Baltic. Bsker, Buffalo, ! 700 brls SAT-. -
sBchr KeDoet2, Mackett, Buffalo.
SehrF B BKsItlazd. Cknlter. Buffalo, VI eF-ssAlt.
6ct7 Sasep:WGtd, B2fh:o, 40 to2EcA,