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sPERMATORHGA.
PAIN GRAVITY, MAGNETISM.

PAIN GRAVITY, MAGhEflsn-
These are no times for anything but fa0ts. Anda
length a fact is known in medioinei it Is thi5-tha
pain is relieved and disease cured by
PURGATION WITH BRANDRErHS PILLS.
This is as much fact in medicine as that the n
net is fact in navigation that gravity Is faet
astronomy, or that light Is but heat rRriAsd, bu
which piece Of glass cOndsnBe into heat again
But the great fact OF the present day Is that
BRANDRETHS PILLS .-
invariably open the bowels, and that al the humon
which cause pain are controlled BY natural anity By
this GREAT MEDICINE.
IMPORTANTTO THOSE LIVING IN BEVEk AND
AGUE DISTRICTS.
Mr.. John Pudnsy, Springfield, Union County, New
Jersy has used Brandreths Vegetable Universal Pills
for fifteen years in his family, and ior all his hands,
in which time these Pills have cured them Of Biioul
affections, Headache, Rheumatism, Fever and Aqua,
Measles WhOoping Cough, and In fact all The dissas-
es TO which large family Is occasionally sub set BE
/ says he has never known them to fail and will Be
pleased to give his testimony at all times in faFOr O.
Brandreth's Pills.
[signsdl JOHN PUDHEY,
| Springfield, Union Co., n. J.
An enquiries Immediately answered By addressing
Dr.. Brandreth, New York.
N New style Of Brandrsth pills at the sole agency
i 2ln gnnarior-gt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03

Aaron Haas, who was confined in the
Military Prison on Third street. Ciucin-
natl, On charge of being q spy, made his
escape on Friday last. He stole the evil
dence against him, also lot of COnfede-
rate money.
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New Pnner in Wr.hinrton.

It is said that John W. FOrney, Secro-
tary Of the United States Senate, viii start
q new daily paper in Washington. to-day,
called the Daily Chronicle, as an Admins
tration organ.
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muraer Of a Chicneo nIereban.

Henry B. Goodrich, formerly conductor
on the Chicago and Alton Railroad, and
Iltely prominent business man Of Chicago,
was brutally murdered at La Sale, ILL.,, on
Tuesday last. BE was a widOwer, and had
one son eight yers old, who is now at
Elyria, Lorain County.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DODGE, !

y nonresident Of the state OF ohlo, Is hersOy
idad that on the 22d day Of october locZi miller
N spangIer nled, in the Court Of Common Pleas,
Tihin and for ths County Of CuyahOgas IN the state
oF t3b1o MA petition setting forth that Thomas W.
Morse in the year lg to the and At the request
of sid Dodge paid 81 900 10 take up and discharge
cartsn not executed and delivered by said Dodge In
III wear Isss to Isaac h Gilespy tor the payment OF
sl co., which said note was end9rssd y 5ale oEse ~
10 ssid Spaugsr his claim against said Doqge lor ne
money SO paid at his request, and that before sada
Worsa maid said money Aforesaid said DOdge lelti
and ma ever since remained out Of the state Of Oho
and PRAYING for judgment against said Dodge lnl
faor n said spangler for the sum OF one thousand
dollars with Interest thereon, IRON the year lo5s
said Dodge Is further notified that an attachmenl
has bn issued in said action and that he 2 required
10 file his answer to said petition on or before the
/ aDth day Of December, ls62 - =. -r,,,,-,rr,
| By CHARLES L. FISH, his ATTORNEY
/ Cleveland Oct p, ls62- oct-Zls4ih.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03

The Cincinnati Gazette says that Gene
raj JEFF. C. Davis, who has been in COM
mand at Covington and Newport since the
departure of General Granger, has been
ordered forward to take command of o
brigade, AID Brigadier General Ammon is
appointed to succeed him across the river.
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TNPORrANT 10 FEMALEs.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

O4hs OA4AALaO4AAL&lAA y L AAAAAa
The combination Of ingredients IN these Pills ARE
the result Of long and extensive practice. They arg
mild in their operation, and certain IN correcting ali
irragularites painful Mcnstruation, removing al Sb
Btructous whether from cold or otherwise, hsadaehs,
pain in the side, Dalpitson Of the heart whites ali
nervous Affections, Mysteries, fatigue, pain in ths
back and limbs, &C., disturbed sleep, which Arisss
from interruption pfnataro.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
vas the commencement Of new era In the treatment
Of those irregularities and obstruetionB which have
consigned 70 many to q premature grave. No fsmAls
can enjoy good health unless she is regular, and
whenever an obstruction takes place the general
health begins to decline.
DIR. OHEESEMAG's PILLS
are the most eectuai remedy known for all CON-
plants peculiar 70 Females. To all classes they ara
Invaluable including, with certainty, periodical reg
ularity. They are known 70 thousands, who have
used them, at disFsHt periods, throughout the
tr having the sanction of Of the most eminent
Physicians In America
Explicit directions, stating when they should not
bo used, with each Box Tho sriOe, S1,OO per Box
containing from 50 to 60 Pills
Pills sent By nail, promptly, By remlttlng 70 tha
/ Proprietor. Sold By Druggists generally.
3. B. HUTCHINOs, Proprietor,
% Cedar-St, New York.
- Sold Wholesale and Retail in Cleveland b.
| STRONG & ARMSTRONG. aprl4.eowRaT
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LEGAL NOTICES.

N n SI,eels 4 Co 4 In attachment Before G..
Va SH Bsnbam, Justice Peace,
Kenneth Maher Cleveland, ohio.
On the p day OF October 1892, an order ot attaeh-
qht and forty seven -hundredths dollars and lne
cause et ioT trial before said Justice AZ his once ~
f6e ~ify Of Cleveland On the h day OF December
1862, at o'clock, A. NJ u n SHELLS . - ~.
cleveland Oct 81, 1862. uOVl:il4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03

Cussius NJ. Clay upon the Proclamation.
The people of Cleveland and vicinity
will have the pleasure, on Thursday even
ing next, of hearing the distinguished
Cassius NJ. Clay speak upon the Presi-
dents Emancipation Proclamation. Mr..
Clay is a Southern man, and has seen the
whole working and teaching of Southern
institutions; has suffered personally and
directly from Southern prescription, and
understands the whole subject of Southern
character, and the treatment which will
alone be efectual with the Southerners,
perhaps better than almost any other man
in the country. He has ever been an ad-
vocate of human rights, and has per1lled
his life in defense of his principles. Dur
ing the last year Mr.. Clay has been uni
ted States Representative at the Court of
st. Petersburg, and will doubtless give his
well founded opinion as to the influence
which the Proclamation will have upon
foreign nations. no one should 1alI OF
hearing him.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03

The officers of the s4th and 124th -egi
ments will meet at Columbus fS-day to
complete the proposed consolidation Of the
two regiments.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03

E9T A warning to the unwary, and one
mighty to save" is contained in the book " HU
MAN FRAILTY, Oh PHYSIOLOGICAL RB
SEARCHES It explains fully and unequivOeslly
the secret cause Of functional derangemsnis and
prostrated powers, with unfailing Instructions 70
eradicate every trace and particle Of the Of
disease, that gnzwing worm that insidiously but
too surely eats away and undermines the eoDstitu
tion, leaving man but the wreck Of his former self
The victim Of this fatal tendency should lose not
moment in procuring this invaluable work Sold
DR.. BARROW, le4 Bleecker street, New York. Price
25 cents. Sent free everywhere.
Sold also By G. W. CLARK, Druggist, ClsEsland
ohio
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AUCTION SALES.
r CUTTER & SON WILL SELL IN
~ c.GRAYs' ARMORY" Lyman's Building,
Pnblic Sguare, a large and splendid collection OF
OIL Paintings,
OK MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, N
yEMBER Sd AND 4TH, ATT O'CLOCK,

o,e NJoNDAy AND TUESDAY EVENINGS, NO
yFNBER Sd AND 4Tu, ATT O'CLOCK,
Which have been selected with great care and on the
most favorable OCCASIONS in France and Gernhny,
during the past year, and recently imported from
FuTope comprising valuable original Pictures Dy
eminent Artists and fine copies Of some OF the most
Celebrated pctures by old masers, now in the diher-
ent galleries Of Europe. n,
,,re. life size Rhetorical Subjects OOuversaIOna
Piacss Architectural and Street Views, in different
Enronean cities Cattle Pieces including tine copy
of Rosa Bonheur's " Flowing with UNeni Marine
Views; Game, Fruit and Flower Pieces Landscapes,
- Win a great variety Of size aud style, sub ect
md inish and which Il is believed, will be found
verify the attention Of persons Of taste.
Tbe Paintings will be on exhibition free OF charge
s-1T1 T'hnrsday morning, day and evening. until
he tiIne or sale EXCEPT FRIDAY ENENlAG.-
Iadies and gentlemen respectfully invited tc
view the Paintings previous TO the sale.
TERMS CASH, Bankabie funds, at time Of sale.
oof90.4l2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-03

The Plaindealer argues from the fact
that Secretary Seward said in his letter to
the WadswOrth meeting in New York, on
Thursday, that he could not leave his post
of duty, that he thereby rebuked General
Wadsworth for leaving Washington to
speak at that meeting, and therefore,
Perhaps General Wadsworth, left his
post without consulting with higher au-
thorities" We don't say he did, but if he
asked consent it would seem he failed to
get any other than q sort Of tacit leave.
A sOhoOl-bOy could have informed the
editor that Secretary Seward has no more
to do with granting or refusing leaves Of
absence to officers of the army than the
distinguished editor himself, and that he
has other matters to attend to beside look
ing after Brigadier Generals.
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AMUSEMENTS.
a g.. 0ADnnn .aa.ls, OF nUslo, @

Engagement of the great fivori'e5 and Astonishing
A'"''' MISS CAROLINE
and
MR. PETER RICH NOS!
for a limited number Of nights only.
Miss CAROLIFE RI HINGS will sing to-nizht
.. 1 love the Merry SUNSHINE" Bishops Mccklng
Bro, " Autumn LeAye5.'
This MONDAY EvENISG, Nov. Sd, 1859, will be pre-
ssTted Mrs Anna Cora Howatt Riches Great Amer
ican Comedy, in Acts.
FASHION,
IA farmer fromi CattarauRus uniy N -
T,artyIde .............h Miss Caroline Eichin- s..
Ia GOyerness with sJngs)
Grand Dance. Miss MATILDA HUsHEs.
To conclude with the Comeli,tta called
A CONJUGAL LEcSuN.
PARTICULAR NOTICE-Pease have the
ready change on hand when you buy your Iicke's and
Won will saye Yourself and the Treasurer much
trouble STAMPS TAKEN.
SCALE OF PRICES;
prass Circle and Par Family Circe........25o.
auetts.......-jOc GALLERY ......-.-....,--. l5c.
pr. vate Boxes, Two Three and FiSe Dollars.
CHASGE N THE TINE Doors open one-quarter 10
7 7o'clU-k curtain rises at half past J.
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SALE. PURSUANT

MASTERS SALE. PURSUANT
lEh to the command Of deOretl order Of sale
rom the Court of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga Coun-
ty at the suit Of the summit County Bank al Cuya-
hoqa Falls against Isaac L. Hewitt and Others, 10
me directed shall expose for Eae AZ public auSIi0ni
f the door Of the Court House. IN the City Oi Cleye
land. on me twenty-fourth day Of November, lS62,
al three o'clock p n, the following described par
cells OF land situate in the City Of Cleveland County
m Iuyshoga and State of Ohio, and known By being
nart 81 HewiTts subdivision OF the sOcallod Merwin
2roperty In said City Of Cleveland, to wit
Parcel No. l.-Lot number seven Of said subdiVi-
sion Appraised at sl,O00 ,,,,,.
Parcel no. 2.-Lot number elsht ot sald suoai'i-
sion Appraised at Sl,DD -.
Parcel SO slot number nine and part OF lot
rum her ten Of said subdivision, bounded as follows
Commencing al the intersection Of the easteriy line
~ Weriu street with the southerly line Of said lot
number nine; thence running uOrtherlY along said
line Of Merwn street twenty eight teet three anu
half inches: thence sOutheasterly along The center
line Of brick wall ninety-three feet four inches %
the westerly line OF alley; thence southwesterly
along the line Of said alley twenty mine eet 70 the
soufherlY corner OF said lot pumber nine thence
along the southrry line OF lot nine 10 the place OF De-
81 i11ntHber u i5S2 HENRY G. ABBEY,
Master Commissioner.
RAySET, BACKUs NOBLE, Pitts Atty's.
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Secretary Chase and daughter are on
visit to General sigel. -
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TINTED STATES REVENUE
Il / STA Mp
OFrrCE COLLECTOR INTERSAL REVENUE,
IL L.L.---- u ~ VI OCT ~

OFFICE COLLECTOR INTERSAL REVENUE
18TH DISTRICT, CLEVELAND, Oct ~.
To supply the pressing demands for stamps, nave
made arran gements 10 keep hand iuli and com
pete assortment Of all kinds required BY law within
a reasonable time a'ter the Government snail Do
liver them N orders from abroad must stale spe-
cincaIly the kind Of stamps wanted, and be accom-
papi d with cash in United States funds. They
will be filled in order OF receipt ana HscOuhl ~
stamps upon an sums Of One Hundred Dollars and
upwards Local depOsitors will be allowed Two PEI
0Snt discount on sums Of So and be supplied in
tbsir order RICHARD q. PARSONS,
oct20HiI9 Collect-r.
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Theft Of H. Mathews & Kimberley, having been
dissolved as by the above notice, the undersigned
will continue the business Of the late hrm, No. 20
Champiain street.
oct3OR4l2 FREDERlCh kl1lBhhLE1.
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A FRIEND IN NEED-TRY II.

FRIEND IN NEED-TRN II.
DR.. Swast'E IHFALEIBLE ELIHIMEHT q prepared
from the recipe Of Dr. ssphan Sweet Of Oonnsctieut
the great bone setter and has been used in his prae
cs for the Last twenty years with the most astonish
ing success. As an external remedy Il Is without
rival and will alleviate pain more speedily than any
other preparation. For all Rheumatic and Nervous
Disorders il s truly infalnble, and curative for
Sores, Wounds, Sprain8, Bruises, &C. It's soothing
healing and powerful gthentng pToponsitiesl ez
ever given Il trial Over four hundred certificates
Of remarkable cures performed By IL within the last
Agents for Cleveland. declOalteoEdAWsRao
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9PEcIAL NOTlcEs.

DE. Graham,
Member of the Royal College Of Physicians,
London, England Graduate Of
Records Hospital for
FEMALE Asses,
And constant attendant Of Paris, London,
New Orleans and Montreal Hospitals
for the last ten years,
Has opened his oce at the johnson House, where he
viii be happy to meet all those who are afflicted with
subaeute or chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the old
plan and is mild, eficacisus and effective. Bis med
cines are simply vegetable extracts and oils that have
never been used but BY two other physicians in Amer
les besides himself He has spent the greatest part
Of his life and thousands Of dollars in obtaining
few secrets in his profession He tests the urine for
| all forms Of disease. No charge for giving all an
| honest and true statement Of their case.
| SPERMATORHGA.
| To YoUNG MES-He can prove to you in q few min.
utes that be Is the only physician you eveL treated
with that this disease FOR every patiehL Mn9
will follow his directions, he viii give one nnnarel
dollars Il he fails in curing this disease. NO cnarBo
made for consultation. Those at distance VINO Wlsl
! to consult the Doctor may do 50 BY sending small
vial OF urine BY mail, with name and age, and ne
will answer and describe their case, and the possDl-
ity OF getting relief, b. enclosing return Best34e
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ALE BREwERs,

Wi u UNDERSIGNED, ALE DhE W bhoi
in the city of Cleveland, would respectfully in
form their numerous customers aud the trade genef
aiIy that from and after this date the price OF Ales
will be follows, viz AN (or present use ale s.1O9
rsr barrel Xxx (or stock ae,) $500 per barrel ana
porteT A. % per b. rrel Owing TO the heavy national
lax and license and the great advance IN the price OF
barley. malt hops and labor, we are compelled 10
Terms cash All orders for ale TO receive attention
must be accompanied BY the cash.
n n Customers will please pay particular atten-
tion and return casks as soon as empty
f d. stone, Agent, N. lucas
J. N. Hughes, y 4 SenIlng,
II \ 8nasr John A. Bishop,
7 sToensI 4 Co j. NJ. Mack,
Jobp ii Kindsyater & Co., Phillip Griebel.
a II Alien L. SchlatheF.
a cIsyelsnd, s Htsh' Oct. n, 1852. Oct2g:4l2
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~ Sold Wholesale and Retail in Cleveland b.
STRONG & ARMSTRONG aprl4eowRg7
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NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILD
~ FRs-Proposals will be received at the office
a the CITY Civil Engineer until L NJ November lth-
Iss2 for building Truss Bridge and the approaches
over the Canal at the tsot OF Eagle street.
The plan and specifications can be seen at SAID En-
gineeris office. -. a., -,
The Board Of City Improvements invite the sub
mission of bids, ressrving the right 70 accept or re-
'eO' Inv C. d. BISHOP,
oct29.u2 City Civil Engineer.
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Persons wishing to join can do so at the Barracks
at Camp Cleveland, or at the Ofce, l7O SupsrorSt.,
Capt M f. WEEKS,
Lieut.. W. K. PEDRIOK,
Racrrftfnu lfHcara
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-17

BoyroS June To- 1901
Ens forty third session OF the New Church General
Convention was held shs year in the New Jsrusssn
church Bowdoin street, Boston, andcommenced on Wed
nesday, the 11th, and ended on Sunday, loh inst
gates aud visitors attended from various parts OF
the country number about 500, though about COO
persons generally present At the leading services
Of the convention.
On Wednesday the President, Rev. Thomas worces-
Ger, d. d. delivered his annual address On Thursday,
the Rev j. r. Hubbard, OF Chicago, preached, and on
Friday the Rev. A. silver OF this city delivered dis
On Thursday evening the visitors and friends
were entertained with selections OF sacred music by the
Boston New Church Choral Society under the direction
Of Mr. George Webb The business session closed at three
O'Clock on Saturday,, by reading most interesting and
invaluable address, from the New Church Society in g
land after which the friends, IN large numbers, pro-
ceeded Broakne the outskirts OF Boston, to <ccsW
open air entertainment given by Mrs Phllbrick, in
her beautiful grounds.
Sunday ermissted the religious services by sermon
frsm Rev Mr.. Dixie OF Bath, in the morning, and The
Rev. w. II Benads OF Philadelphia, in the evening In
the Afternoon the holy Supper administered.
The delegates from Brooklyn and vicinity were aessrs
L. S. Burnham Dr. MoIst, S. Herbert AMI g. Whitaker,
who returned highly gratied With sourtssiss
extended them by their Eastern brethren.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-17

A SITUATION wANTED-BY A WIDOW WOMAN
"A with one child poy four years old wiling make
herself generally useful in city country waaeS iect
but GOOD dcsred good Appy d, 2y4
path IT.. between ist and "a avs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-17

Canadian -four psrtook Of the general heavnses while
the embraced about 900 bbis At the above quota
tons southern -four los buoyant while sales en-.
braced 500 bis. 81 the above prices. Rye aour vas
eteacy figures with sales Of 90 b0ls Corn meal
was sssady and in good request with sales Of 300 300
bbe Wheat quite nrm for good shipping qualities,
supplies OF which limited, while Inferior grades
wero dull the .ales embraced abor. q coo bushes
s7c. 81 05 for CAnxa dub, 81 IS for prime white Ks1.
lucky 81 10 81 IL Tor prime amber Western 81 os for
amber iowa Green Bay, 81 IAN 81 Is fo red West
srn s5c 81 O6 Ter Milwaukee, club the later ngurc Tor
The rscsipls Of corn were light aud the mar.
kss bettsr, with sales d 50 ,C<o bushels at
45c Sokc for new mixed, and ., 62c a Sc for old
mxsd store and delivered, and at 54o. for Western
yellow. Rye firm and supplies light, with moderate
saIcs At Tic 72c Barley and barley matt quiet
and Western at Ale. 4sc., and Of State az nc
CovS1x.Ihe safes embraced 900 bags oil Ric at p g.,
100 do haracabo Al IL se 30 mats Java Al &c. and
$50 bags - Domingo al aud go bags Jamaica ~
torroy-Ths market was firm with sales OF $50 400
bales on the basis Of sic a31c for middng rpIands
FRneHT--Rstes were steady. but less active, the
supplies OF grain were more less restricted by
break the canal 10 Liverpool some rs 900 bushes Of
wheat engaged In bulk and in ships bags IoS and
$500 bbls. -four at 49, 3D. 10 London 900 bushels
wheat IN bulk, at 10d, and 1000 600 bbls flour az
O.. An Austrian bark Vas taken up for Cork and .
quarter. Rates 70 Havre were q sdy.
HAy.--rhs market dul, with moderate ssIss a
sSs coc for shipping ard ess. Toe Tor city sss.
limited.
NAVAL Srorvsws have no change 70 notics IN prioes,
which were irregular, and sales imitsd.
PAoyrnovs -Purk-1hs market was steady, while ssles
were rather active. The sales embraced about
500 60 bbls., at $40 sTx I'll for mess--chisny
~ tho inside figure, except for extra heavy
barrels; and prime, chiefly at 80. with some quoted
AZ - rs. Beef continued heavy and dull A sale n
30 90 bofs WAS made n Gil 90 xl2 87x for plain
msss, and at ti2 ~ &14 for extra Prime mess beef
and beet hams were quiet and nominal Bacon neg.
leted Cut meats we're ~ limited rsquesi, with Gales
OF l40 packages At ave. a4kc lard was hrrn and in
Fair demand Sale q SOC packages at 7kc asxc and
atSXc. for choioe. 5utcr was unchanged. Sales q
and ohio DO nj lac loo; state cheese Of good quality
was selling At 10. white Ohio VIA nominal
Roe --Asae OF 80 casks mads nj To 7ke
sf1cx.taies OF 900 bags pepper were made ON pri.
vats torms
SuGxM.-rho market was more eolf-e with q arynsr
feslin, The salcs too Cd up ntDtt 200 hhls Cahna
ranging from s&c ale gcr rsenug g0cds and A. 1t.o
n Ike. for grocery graies.
wHssKEy higher sad more active, vita snies .,
200 BOO bbls ote1 a. 1jkc 2ec fer q ala
and u 2ss. 2sJsc. los wss.srA
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EXPRESSES.

BURNHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS PACKING
n Establishment lil West event street, bewetn FIgn
and ayenuesHouschOd furniture boxed and sbpped
" ali parts the word Covered fur
nlturs aud from the country Furniture st,rsd
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MONDAY, June 1861 M
Aan.-The market was unchanged, while saIcs OF 20
bbs pois were made at IS 10 s. s1@. Pearls were
nominal q; 50.
BRxApsruHs. -Four--The market was heavy and
cepts large, while prices fell OF about &C. per barrel
especially common and medium grades Of state and
Western. Good 10 prime extra brands unchanged
The sass footed up about 10 600 bbls, cosng within
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-17

TORONTO, G. w., June Is, 1852.
Hon. William McDougsl, Commissioner Of the Crown
Lands was elected member Of Parliament from North
Oxford on Saturday. The whole OF the Upper Canadian
portion Of the new ministry have now been returned
without opposition,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-17

KASKAKEs, H., June 16 1852
me house Of Anthony Stanton miles east OF this
place destroyed by fire this afternoon Three of his
children persisted in the aames and his wife and sister
we're badly burned. Tho latter is not expected " re-
cnyAY