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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12
ORGANIC WEAKNESS
A CURE WARRANTED IN Tv
DAYS. - --. d.

A CCRE NVAhSNANAED IN AWS
DAYS. ,. .--. .-=-,-
! q No Meyerry o. Ne~seO"i DrHse, .
DR. JOHNSTON.
Member Of the Royal Colfsgs cfSurgeons London,
Graduate from one ofthe most eminent Colleges M
the United States and the greater part OF whose e
has been spent in the hosptalsiob lscndon, Phrsg
Philadelphia and elsewhere, has elected some or
many troubled with ringing in the head ana ears
when asleep, great nervousness being alarmed at
sudden sounds, bashfulness, with frequent olnshing
attended sometimes with arrangement oil m1nd' were
TAKE PAkTICULAe NOTICE
DIR. J. addresses all those who have injured them,
selves by Improper indulgence and solitary habits,
which rain both body and mind, uniting them for
either business, study, society or marriage;
THESE are some of the sad and melancholy effects
produced by early habits of youth via: Weakness OF
the Back and Limbs, fans in the Head, Dimnees OF
| Sight Loss of Muscular Power, Palpitation oil the
Heart, Dyspepsy, Nervous irrtability Derangsment
OF the Digestive Functions, General Debility, Symp-
| toms of Consumption, &c.
MEsrALIr.-The fearful effects on the mind are
much to be dreaded.loss Of Memory, Confusion mol oi
sion to Society, Self Disirust, Eoye Of soiitnde
| Timidity, &c are some of the evils produced .i.J
.TnousAsps ofpersons q all ages can, % nS% judge
tneir vigor, becoming weak, pale, nervous and
4 naoiated, having asiasular appearance about the
eyes, cough and sympt0pssf consumption
=. YOUNG MIsN - =
4ho have injured themselves by certain practic'
| indulged in when alone, habit frequently Learned
from OWL companions al school, the effects o
which nightly felt, even when asleep, and II n'
cured renders marriage impossible, and destroy
both mind and body, should apply immediately
n What pity that young Ipan, tbe hope OF III
csantry the darling ofhis snas shoaid besnatche'
frem ar prospects and enjoymsots OF life, oy th
II consequence OF deviattng from the path Of natur
snd INDUCING in certain secret habit Suen person
Eusf, before contemplating .--,r -7rrs
reflect tkss sound mind and body are the mos
Necessary requisites 10 promote oonnubia happines.
Indeed without these, the journey through lie os
somss weary pilgrinaEe the prospect hourl
darkens 10 the vieW; tbs mind becomes shadows
With despair and Allied with the melasicholy renet
1 1an stAss he AsDphss 81 sso<hss bssssss s'sAss
xsth eur eve, - - A. - -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12
s-a d. JEREMIAH SNYDER,

lsa.o Cd. JEREMIAH SNYDER,
Attorney & Counsellor at Law.
Office corner OF Backberry and Fawn Street, three
--s doors east of L Y. Brights Foundry
.t...l.. f..s SgjNssGAsX, PA. .ra.
IF will attend promptly to all professional business
entrusted his care the collection of claims in
thum berand and the adjoining counties. re F.
Consultations in German and English, t.
sunbury, April 22, rS65.-.y .' t.'
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
0NIIE undersigned ipisrss the citizens Of Sanbury
i and vicinity ,hat he has at the solicitation of a
number OF his friends, commenced the business of
repairing Watches Clocks aud Jewelry. lie can be
found at all times in the back room Of the Clothing
Store Of l.. Hecht, Of Market street and the
Railway. - 2.i4-
; lie also keeps for sale Clocks and Watches
Ills work viii be pr nptly attended to and war.
ranted to give satisfaction j.. ..r---u M.
- J. MENSCH.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12
HOUSE & LOT FOR SALE

TYNHe undersigned offers at private sale his HOUSE
Il and LOT, siaate on Deer street, near the Lu-
theran Church, in the Borough of Sunbury Pa The
house is large frame with Kitchen attached, nearly
new. There is also anew stable, and all necessary
outbuaings erected OF said lot. Also number of
young fruit trees, n well of water with pump.
This is very desirable resfd enco and Will be sold
on reasonable terms. 'l .aI.i...
For further particulars apply to WI i-....-..
... 80 WILLIAM TEATS.
juno 3, 1866 --'
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12
New York siLYerA 4 NIining Conpany

New York. silver Mining Company
OF EEvADA.--i0ri -c- {'i-
OFFICE, Me- 90 Broadway, New York. Capital
$500, eco ssesk for sris at $40 per Share-sioO
par value.
we are srsoting eur mill at the mine. We know
nssitiv ely that We have a rich Silver Mine few
hensand dellars mora will bring Us into position
thst We shall pay monthly dividends. Call early
tAks advantage Of present low rates. -afs4 t3n.ii
A few COED Agents wantsd io n..ii- lesselas
. Jply ~, 1865 .--2t Iosg sspil.1 t.i sI1.tn9
ICE. CREAM. FREEZERS.
New nppsy of hAsssn's FsvssAsUss FaEs
"A sns. seseivse frNn New York, for sale BY
kst0sy ny ds ~ A. gb NseM
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12

H..-0g7t y4rf II PorTsTowN, Jan. Sd, 1885.
This certifes that have used the Phoenix Peeto-
raj in my fpmilyr aud recommend it to the public
as the very best femedy for Cough and Colds ;hat
have ever tried One OF my csiidren vas taken
with a ccid accompanied with Sroupy cough; SO
bad indeed that it could not talk and scarcely
breathe Having heard SO much said about the
Phoenix Pectoral procured q bottle oft The hrst
dose eiieped the diic0ty of breathing and before
the child Aad taken fourth Of the bottle it was
entirely we(I Every family should have i Ia tho
houser Signed, ~ u ID. l. CRoSB1,
The proprietor of this medicine has so much conf.
dence in its curative powers from the testimony OF
hundreds who have used II, that the money will be
refunded to any purchaser who is hot satisfied with
its effects
1t is pleasant to talk that children cry brit.
1t costs only Thirty five Gents, ..- -
1t is ntendedfor only one class Of dseasos, namely
| those OF the Throat and lungs M.a =
| ~ Prepared only by
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12
V0zySG WEN
MAR RIAGE,

Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage being aware of ysical weakness organic
,lebility, deformities, &c, speedily cured
Ho who places himself under the care of DR.. j.
may religionsly confde in his honor as gentleman
and confidently relv upon his skill as Physician.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12

PHGNIxylLLE, April LIST, 1864
This is to certify that have sold hundreds OF bot
ties of Dr.. OberhoItkcr's Ph@niS Pecteral or Com
pound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Seneka Snake Roo.
and | have yet to find single individual who has
used it, who does not bear testimony OF its wonderful
effects in curing coughs. Signed, JAoeB POWERS.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-08-12

NJ B.-If your nearest druggist or storekeeper
does not keep this medicine do not let him put you off
with some other medicine, because he makes more
money it, bat send at to of the agents for
it
June 10, 1866 -6mS = p .. q.
, 1865-07-04

mined Negrete to arrest his march upon
Matamoras and fell back upon Monterey.
The interior departments Of the empire
remain secure. The Generals appointed
by the Emperor NlaximiIian to the COM
mand of HE territorial divisions are now
proceeding to their posts, and will imme-
dlalrly commence the organisation of the
rural guard. The operations of the Aus
trian Legion /" the Sierra Madre have
been successful, and Will shortly bring
about the entire submission of that dis
trict. The steamship Bresilien arrived
at Vera Cruz on the 5th of May, with
the complement Of the Austrian coniin-
gent. LOO strong, who were immediate
~ dispatched to their g%arri>onS. The
health of the troops is very satisfactory.
La Patrje publishes The toI.owing:-
IN. DaDo, the representative of france
in Mexico, landed at Vera Cruz on the
10th of April, and stopped at Orizabl,
where the Emperor MaxlmiIian was stay
ing, who Immediately received him.
We learn that III that audience his Ma
jesly expressed his firm confidence in the
future, in the linal paciication of those
distant parts Of the Empire which were
still aeitateI, and in the success Of the
work he had undertaken. Moreover, al
IuuluS to The marks of satisfaction which
he daily meets with, and of affection shown
towards him, the Emperor expressed his
establishment at the language of The Eu-
ropran journals, which represent him as
not knowing where TO find support among
the population"
, 1865-07-04
AN INPERNAL MACHINE FOR THE
IRON-CLADS.

The Messenger du Mill publishes the
following letter from TOuion, dated the
18th instant, describing. d new and very
destructive Internal machine 1.-The ma
RHINE Powers, who spend fabulous sums
in order TO discover ii system of iron plat
ing for rendering vessels inyuInerabIe,
seek at the same time the means of dpS-
troying them as quickly rs possible. 1t
is with the latter object that ii decisive
experiment was made here this morning
OF an electrical machine invented by the
Maritime Pfefecr, a Vice-Admiral. The
result exceeded all expectation /; and
heucrforth, thanks to the new Internal
machine, we shall be able to dispense
with all dykes, batteries and other odd
eXpedients hitherto employed for the de-
fence of the ports and roads of the en-
pire. If ever an enemy's squadron ven
lures to cOEe before II French port it will
he easily pulvtrisel before having time 10
fire a single cannon-Shot. This was de-
moustfated TO day by The fact that an old
ship, 25 yards long by 10 broad, was
raised from the water, shattered to frar-
mentS, and sunk in less than a second, at
a simple signal from the inventor. The
destructive effects of this machine are so
terrible that it was allowed there was no
iron-cIad vessel solid enough to resist
such IA shock. What is very remarkable
in this new engine of war is, that it is not
necessary for the enemy's vessel to strike
it in order to produce the explosion, as
with the Russian and American suhma-
rine torpedoes. The French system is
surer, and, above all, more expeditions.
The electric spark reaches the enemy's
vessel, and destroys it with the rapidity
of lightning"
, 1865-07-04
MEXICO.
New York, June 6.

NtW IOIk, JUUC o.
Intelligence received here from Mexico,
Ud Havannah, announces that the French
had routed and dispersed the Liberals
under ReguIes. General Aymard had
occupied Chihushua, and Juarez had fled
towards New Mexico.
Official dispatches have been received
IN Paris from the city of Mexico to the
10Th of May, and Vera Cruz to the 18th
OF May, by the steam packet Louisiana,
cid St. Nazaire. The Emperor Maximili-
ans presence at the works of the Mexico
and Vera Cruz Railway had given a fresh
impetus to the execution of that line. A
section of 100 kilometres had already
, 1865-07-04
THE DUCHIES.

The semi-oticiaI Provincial Correspond
ence of Berlin says 1.-The last Austrian
note has brought about an understanding
upon an important point of the negotia-
tons between Prussia and Austria. In
consequence of this understanding new
elections may he shortly expected to take
place in The DnchieS at is believed
that the legal officers of the Crown will
have terminated their investigation of the
succession question within a few days"
The Neue Freie PresSe of Vienna says
"a dispatch from Herr Won Bisnark
to Baron Worther, the PrusSian AmbaS-
sador, has arrived here strongly support
ing the reservation made by the Grand
Duke of Oidehburg in the question of the
Duchies. 1t urges the necessity of pta-
cling the two pretenders on an equal foot
ing, and therefore declares that the Duke
of Augustenburg must be removed from
the Duchess
, 1865-07-04

up to the present time failed to do. In a
conversation with me last year his High
ness rejected the moderate demands of
Prussia, and expressed himself as follows
why did you come to the Ducbies?
We did not call you. Matters would
have been settled without Prussia. An
nexation to Prussia is the best thing for
SchIeswig-Holstein, but there is no pros
pect Of its accomplishment on account Of
the large debt, for hich it would be ne
cessary for Prussia TO render herselfliable.
After the refusal of our moderate demands
by the Prince OF Angustenburg, we shall
be justified in subsequently increasing
them" The Chamber resumed its sitting
in the evening, when the Government
Bill was rejected, aud the proposals Of
the committee were agreed to by a large
majority. Herr Wagner's amendment
was also rejected.
AUSTRIA.
The Venetian Committee issued the
following address, which was distributed
by thousands, on the occasion of the cple-
bration of the Festa deIIO Statuto:-'Fel-
low Citizens,-W undergo a long trial
without losing courage or confidence.
Our programme, mo compact with the
oppressor,' remains intact. Your CON
mittec, while praising and thanking
you for that attitude, beg you to per>e-
we're in it. Depend on it, this bearing
produces more good effect than is brliry-
ed. Against this bulwark their ~bayonets
the one power Of our enemies-are
blunted. The friends Of Italy are well
aware that our I%nactjon is not apathy, nor
our silence resignation. On the a%nniver-
sary Of the constitution Of free Italy let
us unite ourselves with our happier bro
theirs, and cry with them, Viva 10 Sta
tutor the palladium Of liberty, the gage
of our Independence, Viva Vittorio En-
manuele !! who, before Dante, has again
renewed bis promise to accomplish the
destiny Of Italy"
, 1865-07-04

LORD BROUGHAM ON AMERICAN PoLIrIcs.
Lord Brougham was one of the guests
at FiShmongers' Hall, on Saturday /; and,
In replyiag to The toast, 'The House of
PEERS" took occasion to say :-'.If my
, 1865-09-14

THIpGElOET, Sept u, 1S63
C1xAmp-Resolutt, Lemout; Northwest. st. Louis.
1900 tn oata. m lumber; Gihraler pek!n so+3tt II
lumber 1900 lath. % 5ts cement 100 bris salt J. Il.
Prcstop Morris; Edinburgh, Peoria, 52t3sa # humber
Abbey spsasuc, Henry III lumber. Il, 50, shingles
lilo latA; Marietta, kankakee; kenncoee, toues;
Aida ST. Louis, 3o642j ps irnn; Clsrittt, Peoria
81 4ss II lumber; Republic Norris; American Star. OF
lawn, 1s. lumber, 80 shingles. 1000 1ath; Con
sgtuton ST. Louiz o bu oats, 81 90 Il lumber; hey
Clty, Morris; D. Hess, Leaous; Lady franklin Ie-
mont; s. F. Ga1c, Lcnout; Rescue. Lenont; Arabia,
St. Louis, ss.eel II lumber; Il. Cooley. Aux Sable;
Gcn. Scott, Lasa1le. -.-.
hx1lvEp-OnMard, Joliet ), 800 bu cats; J. crotiy
senecs, 500 bu corn ]. scaatd 100 bu coFn
s, f. Gale, Lemont, % yds lubbe stone D. G. Norton
Leont 20 yts rubble atone 1;escuc, Lenont 5is yds
rubhle stone II. yds dimension stonf D. Hess einont
q yda dimension stoue Prop. Kankaket, Wilmington
93lq bu cprn e bu potatoes, Gs lis wool, 1879 lbs
drainage pipe lo Lbs furniture; Prairie Queen. otsa
VA 500 bu corn Gcn- Sherman, Morris. 800 bR corr
coca lbs water melons Contest, Morris, 1000 In corn
Ene.gy Jo.ie GOO bo can; Oak Leaf, joliet. 100 bu
oats, 90 bu barley, s0obu corn Africa, LsSaile, so
pa corn Acndla, lASac zoo bu cora lmpe1an1, OF
tawa 500 bu corn; Waterloo, Ottawa, $3.50 bu corr
Chas. n. Pope. Iasale 1000 bu corn; 1000 bn cats,
hfl6 deQr,
, 1865-09-14

INV 1ORK+ Sept. H.
CpFToS-Less active, but prices without decided
change Sales at {3Ac Tor niddns, closlp. heavy Al
FIorE-pu1l, heavy and Sc lover. salca at 3:.'59
80 for extra siato: Si32o0 for extra round hoop
Ohio; fs.io4 90 for trndc btands-mnfset closing
quiet No buyers at outside quotations.
WuIKET-Ftrm. Salts Qfwestern at 8. .25 md retail
lots Mt $:.25HG 2!26.
ukAN..Whtat1-pull, heavy and taec lover: sales
q f1e@1 g for Chicago spring md 1ttlwaukae club !;
:. It's for amber Milwaukee; $9.0SslD5 for new
amber state, and u = for prime while western. rye
quiet. farley ant barley n.alt-Du!l and nominal.
Cof1-Nlthout decided change; sales at &c for
damased: :as''c for @nuionnd @ &sss4s fof sound
western nominal at 5hSs2c.
GEotL1Its-Cottee, dull. Sugar. nesive and higher:
Ilco. MolsS* 6, dull.
WCGL-Urlf.
PF1nu1Erx-Dulla at 9ta9sc for cEndo: 57ss9c for re-
fined in bond. nnu &c for refined frre.
IKOy1s1nFs-Eufk, more active md 01mcr At *e.
l:1t3 for neE mess, closing ut 43.s1 cash; <a353s
81 50 for 1s4 do: for prime mess also,
LOO bis new mess fHt October, sellers option, At
EN Decf ftn at sS Sos LOU for plain lncss sll 10
9M5o for ext1a mess; neef Hams, dn & CT Meats, @
md Raton, dull Ltsd. steady At 2Gs!5c. Butter IN
temand at .a3Ec for Ohio, and S135oc for State.
Cheese. dull at llG& 1GXC,
, 1865-09-14
The Scxr York Agricultural Isair

The New York AGrlcuISt1fal EaIr.
Utica, Sept. 1a-The annual fir of the Slate
Agricultural Society, in 2pite Of the tnclenGnt
weather, has thus far been perfect success. Ing
grounds a1e the best eFer need by the society," anu
uumLer Of entries a1c 100. Tie tota receipts, 1p
to Tic present time, are 81 100. Maj Cen Heath,
Postmaster General Dcnnteon. EI-GovcEnor Scy-
mour Ex-Governor John A. King and several other
no,ables we're on the ground today. delegation
o New York thieves arrived this morning, bnt they
were announced In advance, and have been closely
tfatchH6.
, 1865-09-14
New York Stock and Money Market.

New Z OFK S'otH NuU AlnHGy 4HuFHEIs
NEW YoAK, Sept. Is.
NpSEY-Sfeedy Mt sac ner cent. for cnl1 loans.
S1FRL1Hts ExCtAyGE-Dull at 109a al091.
.GoIn--Shndc lower. opening at 1bS, declining to
1E;H and closing At 1I3N.
srEc1r-Tne total export specie to-day ie t;3156.
GovEnxHISr 6rocx+k lower: United States 81.
United Smtes S. 11b coupons @ $50; q series, SIX
sTocKs-;neavy; Tennessee Sizes, y; Nh! stlssouft
aftsis!ppi certificates ~ Quicksilver II Canton
:a5K: Caabefland, pseteEFod4 !'S; ;Ma5iposa, 4a
Western Enion Telegraph, = Now York Central 5igs,
s3s KFse q: o. rrtsr1sa. q: Ks7dInE 1efx Mish'
iSI; Northwestern, 2s; do, preferred. ok; Toledo,
los: rraide du Chten+ &ss{ Fort Wayne, 934.
, 1865-09-14

F1orE-Duli but drnn and ecafce.
GRAE-wheat lower. Sales Of No. 3tl1wauEee at
SI.D Corn qnjet but shade drMcr. Sales Of mixed
1t sH9stc. Oats nominal nt 418+sc- Barley S11s.
Canada RE nominal At Sc.
PoE-Fhm 1t tS.MGa-n.
WmsxN-{22t91@I. -....... ...
CAxaL FRxIoRTs3To New Tork-Nheat l6c; corn,
ltc; o2tR Sc
EPoErs-E1ou1, r so6 b11s: wheat i.7eo bu; corn,
1000 tn !: oats, 400 bu; barley, 81! bu.
cAsL F1PoRIs-F1our,l l 81 brls: wheat, ,Css bu :
corr, III ,9p7 bu; cats, $3.50 bu.
, 1865-09-14

TOLEDO, Sept. T.
GRA1s-Wheat 49sc lower: sales Of now white Mich
trau ut {15, amber Michigan at S1.6o. old No.
I'D y nbash ut f2Gk Corn lc lower; sales at eate6c.
Oats heavy: sales at s. Hc.
LAkE FKr10nTEpul at 1oc on wheat to Oswego and
Sc TO Buffalo,
, 1865-09-14
yesstTs Pissed Detroit.

Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribunal
DKrko,T, Sept IL
Cr-Oreouta, W. !. Allen, Contest, Nton- Exchange.
pvwx- Champion. Witch, Sosmau, Sonora, Monitor,
Cream City. Sunshiue, Chicago, Sherman. Gardner,
Empire State, brig Monitor. Latham. SURPRISE Mime
eota. Midnight, II. Rste9, Alfred, Konosha. York
State Hinekley, Lathrop, Navash, Grant More5, Bay
State, baltic
, 1865-09-14

NEW IoRE, Sept+ u
Prices Of Mining Stocks lid In Boston to-daF-Cen.
trsl 10: Corner Eal1s IN; Franklin, Nk; Hancock,
n; Huron % isie 10y aie ioK; MJnnrso 10; Quincy
SIX, EockIan1, X; Superior, I.
, 1865-09-14
acknowledgements.

WANTED-Agents1For"GSrant
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Easa 10 s. complete in one ectavo volume Of anoot
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5,sasa tae che Easastrs q the sE3ics AZ .se
ffo@ aSs ns9 nefts e. Se 4 un
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ssSket eat thsy eaaaet 6 oet.i sd relasie = No
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snd I'd :. ss. = tss 20: &c 4sa
nay BE- h toossd es from ny otssT soafees foF tnoy
e. s @ n ts,sg CO.
ce1nllg "GEaat and klts caupa1xna;'
of III s;ss es'e eivHs' Hs'' tssa. IS
3. ". FoHman. IN acauaintance OF mine siuce is3N
sts,es. hss I'D ssee:s q ny efd4 .nd letter soaSs
embracing eoptss Of !! ortess n, Tade snn ler:eE
rathcT discouraged such pu6cas!oat but L one Is 70
ss.5en!f: ~ RsS I'd % e.as1 h.s :sss
rorfay to read NJ secret saGuEe.s ana ~ y ss CO..
isst: s5asssa + e E Eps! .eassE@ IL @
1nesor III GoTpee wss cadet with Grant Ia tho MIL
Tsst rp,es ,es e. ate eas 1sa 9isa ,s e.
sonai fnowiedse of the chief actor IN tho SCENES De
sned The Len,ensns 9s1e5s ~ p sssa nl e Z
u st1as1, ~ ~ eloxfsrh}y, %nsE De written
We H s..e srssdy ee@i.ioned Sysr sso n;sats O.
htse wo1k md nsy ~ MEETING sa tae nxe9 9S
sabscrbSfs c Der vel TncJ yin be SOLD only ey sub
scsp1on. E1eluave tersltoEy given and liberal ss,n
.na nisnk spp,s12r, sseiosS i Fl
order Or your chnIcc, We give only TWO or tnre.
, 1865-09-14
Milwaukee llaFkct..

lIisVnnkcc WaFkct..
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tribune.1
MILWAUKEE,, Sept II.
F1oUR-Drooplng. Sales Of 200 brls Dest Winter at
3s:15.
GHAIs-Wheat-SAes Of 75,noo bu at E. 81 on
change Oats Steady. Sales OF GO bu No. st &c In
store. Rye Firm. Sales Of go bD At sIc.
FRxlou7s-Nomipal, aud no vessel3.
Rrcztrre-1, 800 hris Flour 5000 bu Wheat.
su1rxES1-.s brls Flour; 1900 bu Wheat, mostly
to MI Chieugo shorts
ITO the Associated frtss.l
MILWAUKEE, SEPT. II.
FIocH-Quies and poutna11y l5c lower.
GEAIx-Ehcat quiet aud 1c lower. Sales at eatai@
l.sF. CatB tym and unchanged.
l1ce1e7t-t9,o00 b0 wheat
, 1865-09-14

To CapltalEhtx.-Thc advertiser. of
many Year, experience IN certain branch Of met-
eantiIe business, wishes to join q capitalist with
FROM &C, LOO to $75r eco In establishing wholesale
lonse In this city. Address with real uame. (which
shall be strictly eonfdeniial,) P. o. Boz ASA,
ee1aDJQs 1t ri m "a
, 1865-09-14
st. Louls Market.

Especial Despatch 10 Tho Chleag 0 1Flbaec1
ST. Lots, Sept. T.
TopAcCo-Fhme1. with sales OF green lugs at $a2a9
Laos factory do At e50o@59o; planters do at s6.Dd3
7so common shipping leaf 1t ts1asl7o; medium do
At {1z.aeil25; common manufacturing leaf ut e5o0S
Il Is; medium do at f17.sH33i25 good do at 5000;
Ono do 1t tGa. per 100 DE-
F1orp-Trelghts advanced. and tn consequence 0our
Is dnl and lower Fall extra $50; choice do sss5;
double extra 1855 choice do siQ5a cholcc citJ
per brl
G8Ars-Wheat ]rn1. with sales Of common fail At
II 20; eprnK ut fG0 fair fa at si.65; choice do ut
$40 Per bu. Corn dull and lower: white soc per hu
Oats-parset about 1c lower. harley declined, with
sales at Sc per hu.
Wu1sxrr-Iriees declined fully 1c, nod at the close
eAIes could not be made at that.
, 1865-09-14

Cincinnati Market.
(srecial Dispatch to the Chicago 1rtbunc.l
CINCINNATI, Sept. IS.
FLoCn-Du1t.
GRA1u-Whent very dun, but prices notlowx.
wHLsxx1-FfEn 1t {2.E.
ppoyIsIoxs-Tlete Is good demand for mess pork
st $3.50 for city. Nnlk meats quiet and unchanged
Prime city lard In active demand and saes Of so tes
at &C.
MosxY-Firm At s8f3 Per cent.
ExcuASoE-Closa 1t sac3tli 10 premium.