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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26
&C. FULLER. Gcnesee CO., NY.
From the Rev Joseph NJ Clarke, Rector Of St. James

From the Rev Joseph NJ Clarke, Rector Of ST. James
SYRACUSE, y. Y, Feb. 20. 1854.
thsve been dea IN since was In College
hea ing entirely restored. that hear alike
with 10th ears and find that csn use my voice With
much more ease and comfort than before.
JOSEPH n. CLARKE.
From Hon. d. H. Cole Senator from the 29th District.
New York
ALBANY, Jan o. 1854.
Nv DEAR DR. IlGHrMIIIt II with great satisfaction
that communicate TO you the effect OF the medicine VOC
gave me on my application TO you for defective bearing
followed your directions and happy 20 state that
far recovered after the first few applications. 10
feel quite confident that am we and shall not need 20
proceed further Be assured dear sir II necessity should
require should hesitate place myself under your
D. II. COLE. Albion. Orleans CO.
Frsm p. Ncreney Esq, Of Detroit
do hereby certify tast for the past fifteen months my
bearing has been affected TO considerable extent asd
ell TO my full hearing As reside IN Detroit, and Intend
leaving for home those DESTROYS Of knowing the
t:ey Of this may inquire Of Mr.. T. J. aeAr,hur, Ne.
<5s Broadway. r. hcTEkNEf.
New York. september 9. 1854.
Kxowixsvnik, Orleans County, Jan. II, is0s.
Dx LrsHrulLIr-I send you q statement Of my case
Which you may use as yos taink proper
have been afflicted with deafness year. and have
tried every prescription. but 20 no eject consulted DR.
Hghthi and he operated upon me. and in sisuTr
was restored 20 hearing.
send you this statement; Cor the benefit Of others Who
lab ring under the disease a. my-els would
recommend all that afflicted with this disease give
you scs. Respectfully yours,
This 1. TO certify that the sbsve Is correct statement,
&. d. BURSISGHAx, Pastor u. X. Church.
r.. 7. SLATE,
MILO HUNT
DrEEofr. November 2. lssl.
This is TO certify that ~as deaf accompanied With
very dissgr cable ringing sound In my head which
dered conversation dacnlt. except in loud tone Of
voice. BY the skin Of Dr. ghthill my hearing has been
fnlly restored and the nois@ has ceased. also know
other % Dr. Hshhl. which fully sanction me in
In recommending him 10 the Afflicted ID over
year. since my bearing ~ss restored and remains per
feet 10 this day. III. p wfASI.
We, the undersigned. knowing Mr. want personally,
DO hereby certify 10 the correctness o. the above state
nent. wAIBFck 4 cHITTkSDES
c. MANNING BALL.
GEO. c. CHANDLER,
II. Il. aALLOCs,
Firie q H.lIock Z Son
DtlEvAs HorsE, Albany, n. -
To On. liGTmlL-Desr sir take pleasure In certify
ing that you have effect deal % improvement In
vious 20 your taking the case In hard been quite deaf
from the effects OF SoArletna As know 81 many cther
eases ~hich you have cured and oenensd, i have 10
keslianoy 10 recommend you 20 tie public.
fHsofhiIUs RoFssiF.
Proprietor Delaware House. Albany, n. Y.
1prsr ether sestlnsrsss TO .usrssw Seot.
VI. cssfTee-oeot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

And also all nnamatory diseases. For further nfof.
nation call and Judge for yourself
II ~ challenge the public 10 bring me case cannot
cure, brought before the olden thread Il broken
II T'oniee hours nom A. NJ. TO 4. NJ. d. Box
1894. nov30G4-dlyood
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26
Is a II Els HOU Sc
FOR ONE WEEK,
TESTIMONIALS.

INDIANAPOLIS, December q, 1894.
Dk. iIGHriLE As have been under your treatment
for menth past and have improved greatly. write
10 thank you for the benefit have derived from your
treatment had suffered long time with eatarrh In
disagreeabe and offensive form. Ny Of smell
entirely destroyed, and my face times distorted by the
swelling In my nose also had q very alarming aud
painful attack OF deafness now report 60 you that am
almost entirely cured Ny deafness you completely cured
In less thar two weeks. Ny face IL now natursI-my
sense OF smell returned 10 and I'm fact feel better In
every than have been in months past. had tried
several means TO get cured before you but they oil
me personally. and shall cheerfully recommend your
skill as IL deserves. Yours TRULY,
LEwLY HILL,
Bates House, indianapolis.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

INDIANAPOLIS, December Q, lb5f
This may certify that very deaf that had
pious and most offensive discharge of from
aud with intense pain wasieyerish and seepless, my
appetite gone and my health generally much dsranged
While thus suffering, placed myself under DR. Lghthiis
treatment about month ego, aud now l am ontirsly
cured In every respect Before Dr. Lghth accepted my
case had tried other treatment, which only made
worse But now that that Dr. Lghthill has cured me
have no words TO thank him sufficiently for his skIfn
treatment OF my case. which disgusting TO those
around me as IL was alarming TO myself
JOHN DORSEY.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

ROCHESTER,, y. T., Dec II, ls6J.
DR. LicmunI.-Dcar Sir Allow me TO express m, graft
tude 20 you for the OF deafness you effected In my
right ear, which has troubled very much for several
years. and almost entirely deaf for few weeks past
but more particularly gratitude for ysnr excellent
upon ms deaf ear which has been useless 70 me Tor
the past twenty years. the noises and uncomfortable
rearing Ia my ears. which Al lines made me very
voas, has disappeared.
You MAJ publish ibis acknowledgement should II be Of
any servlce % you Gratefully yours,
EKOkGt TEGG. 40. go State street
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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

HufIILHtkEt MATCH u Icbf
DE. IioHTHuI-Dear Sir; Three months ago placed
my Clare Fuller. nder your treatment ioT deaf
ness that cry day growing WORST accompanied by
a very offensive and disaereeahie discharge Of
from the now repor you his entire cure. he
cual treatment va bg iwD months ser the scharge
Is Entirely we'll. and hs hearing restored sis general
health l. god could desire, aud his spirits buoy
ant and lively. IN fac he different child. With
the grateful thanks Of mother, su, sir,
Respectfully yours,
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'"' w George TEea, 10. 90 state street

From the Rev. b. r. Welsh d.. formerly Of the Pearl
Street Baptist Church, Albsry.S Y.
AaRANY. y. Y, April Is, 1854.
In IIGHrntrDcsr Sir Allow 70 express my CRATE
u thanks for The skill kind attention rendered 10
my daughter whose ears have been badly Affected fer
many years, and months pat has been nearly
deprived Of her hyaring he left from her infancy
has been hadly diseased. al times dischargng offensive
The right well. and from present in
dicaiions anticipate the restoration the ef also
| am, dear cir, gratef Wy yours,
+ WELCH ID. d.,
~4ufIfe f.sr,. --rrts y
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26
JOHN DORSEY.

MARnNsynLr Np,, Dec. Z 1854.
DH. LionnmLL-DEAH siR Your favor Of recent date
came duly to hand. Since placing mpsef under your
trestmentfor Cstarrh have improved very fast Ny
couraged by IT'S obsnacy received very great
lief since you began 10 treat me- and the oahsome dis
erse IL rapidly disappearing. thanks TO your skill
Gratefully yours, w. Il. SHEPPARD.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-12-26

From George Tegg Member OF Royal College OF vetsri
nary Surgeons. London, England
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19
RARE CHANCE.



ncss Fer sale.
IIANTSG fH coutefuplasioa a rsanosaf - Gin.
II eiBps4i, ~sonsr foF sale 90 sxasslsu-iY easx
lsrHss, The totisNirs very d-sirshk and vaiuahis
Tbessrgs iwo-ssary brie / rast.si 4 81 wafebeuse
with lee House saseb--i. siiusss tisa esTher q.
Locust street snd she Canal, ts-iag Lot r. n6na.
tiou kalsTsssses .5sxl il i-Ft We void si.o ssil
with the rr-Hisss tbe fWrufttIFr. Ffxtnrrz, &C.,
iseluiisg SAFE, pesks, Caanters, Trasks. seales,
farpsEias. &c.. a.. being cxery thiBz needed ier
ssroeery. trsaurs or carnsaissien buaimss4 Also
the good will asd saoeezsorship Of osr bslksaess.
These Preasis-s we'll adapted ief tosscea a.
tory and waFrhanzrg also, fse
The double brisk smsks Honse and ksnsisFing
House and frasne MsFnhsmse. corner L~eass and
Dunham streets, used By .. for the PORK IasiBess
also. the kssfles Screws, Lars Yats. Biocks Tia
vsrs ar, Ac., comprising everything necessary for
the business; also. A
The desirable and coussnlsatly arrang-l brick
Dwelling. 90 Bocust street, h~tseen sixth aud
sersnth, bsiag Lots Noa. II and Y, in Block 81.
Eastern EnisrEsIneut. uow ecrufs-a ~ George
fosteK, aud In csmplsts order. on tbr~e pfemisee
are two Cfstsrus, stable Wood Shed. &es also 4
large gard ailed witb eh0ia- FrHit THsss. Shrubs
The uadisised ous-haIf n the frame Warehouse
situated on Lots 4 sa1 : in Block =, Eastern En-
larg naeut. runuiug throagh from ghurrh street
70 he Canal rndsr rent for so PR aaoafh also
The wsll-fmproved and highly cultivated Farm,
situated near Oak Hill CslnefeTy, containing =
aeres. al under ssnes, serss Of Ehich il eur
rsa.a@l by nsw and substantial picket tncs, and
hIged WITH Fraif Trees 81 every kind. IBeIudiuz
shout al acre Of weii st. beariux Gf2ps Vines
Ga these uyesnfsss are sitnAtpd frame Dwell
Tag pith tErxs Cellar Weli Cistern. large Sta
BE, Ae Posasssion can be had LIST a March aiso.
Two desirHhse Building Lsss Nos. 5 and :, in
Block - Eastern Enlargement adjoinin@ the
above; also E
The Lot. 25xs0 feet, on Fourth street, near the
corner 81 L0cust, being 50 exesllsas stand for a
store. also,
Ths undivided on@-hAlf 81 25ssa fssf. adjoining
the shove
The above prnpsrty WiIi Be sold On lag credits
II as-irsd Tifl@si ndlxBatAble. Parties wishing
70 examine anxof he zbsw% pfsrsrsy, sill pl-azs
call At our oi1sce, e.SrneF Locust street AMI fl,-
casal. GR0. FosTEg 4 CO.
fsAIl-dtf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19
Cedron Bitters

One trial and you wiii nsqer uss auy others
IL y not nsreasAry - pahiish hong tist o. de
eAssa foe Which The CeiroH Bitters ATE = slsciiie
/ u al diness@a IT fha STOMACH. BON :
Els LIVER on KIDNEYS
u ali snestssas sf the BRAIN DEPEND
ING UPON DERANGEMENT OF
THE STOMACH ON nOwELSt
10 GOVT, hHETMATIsM AND AFI-
HALGIAs
Aaa - FEVER AND AGUEt
II - d~sfiaed 81 sHpefaesis al other remedies Il
nst suiY CARES these ats-ssss. bat u raassxs !
than.
wins eiaas fail Of the httefs takea "a hout
hsiafe 80 asAi. vii sbsizfs The ili eaects 81 the
most aahsaithy climate, and scrern the psFsan
takfng IL Assslsst aisse4, unaer the naast fryisg
rgFozurss.
rsid " Drnxzists and afooers seusrslty
s@-DF. join n0LL's PrineiFsai oaioe, FInh
street. Leaistilie. ~
sold - PETER WEBBING,
hbs sole Agwaf. EssnssIiis. lad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19

1a-The Times complains that we did
not 90 off in paroxysm Of rage over
the Disturbances Gaat occurred on We'd
nesday night at stumpf's & Ossenberg's,
and true to its duty as common barra-
tor it makes contemplate appeal TO
the baser passions of one class Of our
fellow citizens to prejudice them against
the Journal
Well the Times has not been very for
tunGte in similar efforts Of this character
as the people Of the county are general
ly educated, and can read and Judge for
themselves. The very fact that the crowd
around the post office were discussing
the affair at Stumpf's aud each nan
giving his own version OF the case, req.
dered Il impossible to determine what
was the truth in the matter
= All however styled il row, and we
naturally adopted the word in our notice
Of the affair, bat did not choose TO pub
lish either exaggerated account Of the al.
fair, the one like the Times throwing all
the blame on the soldiers, the other
throwing Il all on the citizens
Il was positively asserted that the sol.
dier had gone quietly inlo the saloon aud
eiyils invited those present to take a
drink with him, when he WAS greeted
with the remark that they didn't drink
with any. Cd I'D Lincoln hire
ling Another version vas similar to
TINT giEen By the Times, bat not so DIT.
ter against the soldier We chose to give
neither version e. We doubted il either
story was strictly trne We knew moth.
ing, nor do We now know anything Of tho
character or political procliyities Of the
parties present and II IS as charitable to
Suppose there are bad men ont Of the
army as IN it although some persons 70
on the principle that an the roughs are
in the army
The affair at oasenbnrg was a small
mstter Os the Time itself adlsils, in its
issue at Yesterday, and II 1t bad occur
rcd at fashionable saloon, Il would
never have been mentioned, unless the
Emeihad supposed Il could make some
political capital out OF Il or cast some
reflections upon the soldiers
II there is. as there should be, an in
vestgation OF these eases. We shall give
the testimony impartially on both sides
and allow an iqtelligen, community to
Judge for itself, ~ We did Ia the case Of
the unfortunate affair at Richardson &
Brihons livery stable. Ia the mean
time W. have no desire To- toresal pub
lie opinion By giving one sided view
Of the case for partisan or malignant
purposes,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19

Arkansas REFUGEEs-Three or four
families of refugees from Arkansas,
stopped ou Capt Halls wharf-boat yes
terday They are from the vicinity of
Batesville, on White river, aud are la
mentally poor and squalid We lis
tened few moments to the tales of hor-
ror, outrage aud wrong perpetrated in
the name Of the Southern Con federacy,
and the slave power against the peacea-
bic and Union-loving citizens Of that
benighted region, SO long ruled over 10y
the great national and conservative Dean
ocratc party.
Before the wat broke out there was a
large class, in that region, Of desperate
men, who were ready for any species OF
crime and outrage, aud the Inauguration
Of the rebellion by the Buchanan De-
moeraey gave them an opportunity to
follow their ineliuations, aud they at
once took to the bush and commenced
an indiseriminate system Of murder, rob
berry and theft
An old mau and his brother-inl law had
saved a little money, and when Gen
Curtis marched mp White river they laid
IN stock Of leather, which they worked
into boots aud shoes
They paid gold aud greenbacks fol
leather, but about the time they goi
ready TO sell their work, General Curti:
moved from that place and the robbers
again commenced their depredations
They took. their boots and when they fuses
Confederate scrip in payment they threat
eued to hang them, aud they was com
PEELED to take the worthless stuff. Whei
they desired no renew his stock their leatf
er dealer refused TO take anything but gol
or greenbacks, and thus their supplis
were cut of.
Citizens we're frequently taken out
the Confederate gentlemen, with whor
the Vallandigham, Voorhees, Perkins d
mecracy desire US to compromise, an
huag up until they were were compelle
to disclose the place where they had col
cealed their money, and one old man
seventy ye,,rs, was made TO stand Wi
his toes in hot embers until his feet We
bnrned to a crisp, for a ike purpose, al
was only saved from worse fortunes
his daughter telling these 6ends whe
the money was hid One Of the aefhge
was captured BY these ehivalry who d
ciared their purpose 10 kill him at one
aud made the effort to shoot him but 1
pistol snapped, when he drew a revolv
he hzd-conesaled in his boot aud u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19

JOB woRE.-The Journal Once is f,iraishs1
viih : full assortment OF new and bssusifsl type
u the latest styles, and Il fully prepared @ezs.
cute as handsome york a. can be dons 10 the
ssste, suck a, LsrrEs- HEADs. Bmi-nrASs,
IfsAbTzes. crseUrAss, BosIsssS CasDs, Ball.
TfeKEts, ssfprtxs- BisEs, Posrsss, a. ks.. either
70 plain or fancy colgrs.
OUR BlsDERY-ws have 10 eoaAsciiOn with
this Oiicssns Of the beat BOOK BIHDE.IEs and
BLANK BOOK MAEuFAoTURIEsia this State,
sad Dfsparsd 10 Dc EcLfso aud BINDING as de-
slfsd. Magazines. Periodicals. "a. bound In any
s5ls required. and old books rs-bssnd At short
Dotis Lsdgsr.. Journals and blank books, for
Railroads, Steamboats,. Banking Houses, Msf.
hsnt-. &C., manufactured on ~ reasonable terms.
- sby other establishment.
Al woIk done Al this Office win be dons prsmDt-
y, asd viii be ready when promised.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19

wAsHISoTos, March ls.--A special TO
the Post SAYS the Government IS enlist
ing q small number 81 black soldiers as
cavalrynen, and there viii be limited
number of places for white officers.
A letter received at the Indian oaiee
from IT. Louis, says Gen. Sulz, who is
there, states that large number Of
Sioux, $50 lodges, have come into Fort
st Pierre TO lay down their arms.
A few days sgo information vas sent
here BY one of the bridge guards on the
Virginia side that q rebel raid was ap.
pretended on our defenses, and asking
what be should do. He was promptly
advised by the military uthorities TO
obey former instructions. From this
trifiing incident exaggerated rumors pre-
vailed Ifthere is any excitement it is
confined to very small circle
The amount appropriated by law for
the service of the Post Office Depart
ment for the year 1865, for the inland
seryics, is nearly 5000, 600; for for
eigu mail transportation, e 100000, and
for ship, steamboat and way letters,
e., 900.
Chief Justice Taaey hopes soon to re
sumo his duties on the bench OF the Su-
preme Court.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19

FH~ YoaE. March "a.
COTTON heavy and lower. More doing Il 81 !
a7ae faf MidaiiRg ri.laRas. and eaes7o Esr Low
Mddlingss.
FLorg shade easier. g. cp.sso Is cor ExtFs
State. g. loas7 Is forgxtrA Rs.B o.. and s. %
as Is for trade braRds--nnArkst slosiag qsist
WHISKY moderately active 81 90 for State
ana sl@sse for Western. Including a lot of ehoics
State at sic.
WHEAT steady ,, 81 te9si CO for Chicago
Spring and AIlwaakAe Cinb. and 81 l4si 81 ier
Winter Red Western.
RYE lower; westesn 81 a5
BARLEY rather more STEADY.
CORN quiet and steady At 81 so for shipping
brands Mixed Western, and 81 25gA % cor
southern Yeilow.
OATS Httis more active a sasssoe.
PORK more active, vithoet material change.
BEEF armsr.
BACON sIDEs steady AZ II5Sc for Western,
Cumberland cut.
LARD qaist at i.'.@lStte.
MONEY sasy At . rer cent.
sTERLISG ExcHAgeg hrBsr ssd quis. =,
i7e,..
GOLD rather stesdier opening At -, al
vancing TO 49,, aud olOsipg quiet at 62i ses2ls.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS ARA L. S. s<s. Of
1881, coupons. iis1s; FiTc-Tweslies. coupons.
Ieg5. aflo; IS Treasury Naaes, III.
Cod closed At lea sest6il@-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19
THE VERY LATEST
TELEGR APH.
CONGRESSIONAL.
rrKTIIIth COngress..-First Session.


WASHINGTON, March Is
SExGTE.-On motion Of Wilsoa, the
Senate proceeded to the consideration OF
the bin TO promote enlistments and other
purposes. He made speech in sup
port Of his amendment to the original
bill as a substitute for it, which frees the
wives and children of colored recruits
This had been provided for in part b.
legislation. Considerable debate ensaed
ON this amendment The abo9e Senate
bill, amendatorg 10 the Homestead Bill
passed.
Without disposing Of the Enlistment
Bill, the Senate agreed to adjourn until
Monday. and went into executive session.
HoUsE--Jnlian spoke IN favor Of .
bill reported by him 10 extend the pria-
ciples Of the Homestead Law to persons
in the military and naval service on con-
fscated and forfeited lands
The House proceeded to the consider
alton Of the Senate bill to faeilitate en-
tries to soldiers under the Homestead
Bill.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19
Dyspe u = i "a.

AID its attendant traiH Of symptsms, IL Acts mors
lac charm than inedieine. There 4 nothing
10 the rkage Of the MateriA Meaiea that for mo-
meet bear = comparison With IL Ia this diseaze
fail account Of this woBdsFful plant may IL
nand In the llth edition Of the U. ). Dispensats-
~. pages tsaHaad 1883
A SERIES Of - p~Fimants la which Dr. Ball las
been for years engsged.ahax just been brought 10
a oreessful fsriainAfian, and be il naN enabled 10
or~r 10 the public combination u Gesiros, With
other approved touics. the xhais preserved In the
beat quality Of copper-disfiIlsd Bourbon whisky
whieh be - confident baa NO equal 10 fhe Norid
he maght furnish volume Of certificate bat
the public have long since learned 10 estimate
thiHEs af their true Wales This safasf plan L. for
every one 10 tat f5r himself the virtues Of new
medicins. Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19

81, 600 REwARD.-Ths above reward
VII b given 20 any person wlo can furnish pre-
seFptieh for coughs colds, whooplng cough. Astl.-
aud consumption, which is equzi 10 DR..
ssrif klsad's Ne Ifapsus cpsgi. Balsam. This bal
wsif eare tl.s above com plainta, also spiftiag
Of blood aad night s~eas. ons afty asAt bottle
is sufficient for any one te trs. The w0rsi essss
e ehfonis eQash, asthma, ~hooPlng-e0ugh and
primary ess-s 81 esnsnm ption cured d DR..
strieklahd's MsItiaaaas couxA Balnans. IfeaR
b bad at say drngxist's Il !. different from Aby
either cough Hsdieinr we haze tH0Na IN this
eeastry. mhil
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19

s1- The Ediaburg Rsrie,c, for Jan
uary, 1864, has been received. The con.
tents ara Thermes-Dynamies, The Fla
Wan Caesars and the Antonines; Tie
Marquis de Dangean and Dake de Saint
Simon; The Progress OF India; Dean
Milman and DeanStanley on Jewish His
tory; Scottish Religious Houses abroad
The Negro Race in America; Fronde'
History of England, Vols ' and VIII
Ennlaad.
The Fdiabing Reuietg is one of Messrs
Scott + Cos. Re-puhlicztions. Its liter
airy standing is too we'll known TO requir'
( comment
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19

The members Of Co. K (Ci,y Blues)
will report at their Armory in Crescent
City Engine House this day, March i9,
1864, at two o'clock ?. M-promptly, for
inspection Of arms
By order Of FEEp. SHARPE,
t Capt. Com dg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-19
COMMERCIAL.
Cincinnati Markets.

/. cfSetsSAri. M=Fch is-PM
= FIous aail. - bFis Extrs a. - T.
WHEAT aali aud prices sonanAi.
coRs e. highsr 80 - sl~lisa 80. ~ish "a
neiise dssn4ua
OATS IS
RYE 81 "a
WHEY aeeliasl 10 as
PROVISIONS anehsasssi. Good demand for
Bulb Mats Il sssAs for skoalasrs. so4sl.e G.r
Side. saa IllsiiA.e for Hens.
LARD very tall, Cisy eseFed at lsile. with 80
shuyers.
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tons OF Leonard Scott * Co, of New
York--of which we have, on several oe-
casions, recently, spoken somewhat at
length.
Contents Of the present number are
Tony Butler, continued, Part N-Ths
Royal Academy acknowledgements.
observation-disclosures Hall-Chror.
ieles Of Carlingford-A Ride through
Southerland-Charles de Bold.
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