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The union Democrat., 1870-10-22
Wonsam's Sphere.

If the human race is to be perpetuated-if
generation is to follow generation as hereto
fore-if men and women are to marry, and
children are to be born into the world, it is
very clear to US that home duties must contine
to occupy woman's chief, if not sole, atten-
ton. IL the human race is 20 be perpetuated
there must be children, and, If children, they
must be nursed and trained with tenderness
and skill. There will always be sick people,
and sick people will require to be tended.
There will be death beds. and death beds re-
quire that some one should minister by them.
It will not be seriously proposed that such
work should be deputed to men while wo-
men are released for more honorable nccupa-
tions. The human race would fare badly by
that exchange. Woman may besable to do
man g work well as he can, but he certainly
cannot 80 we'll do hers. 1t would be as un-
suitable as unseemingly to have mans rough.
er, stronger hand dressing and undressing
the tender infant form. while woman's was
engaged in welding either the pen or sword.
It would be no improvement on our present
arrangements to have the husband at home
keeping the children quiet, putting the little
ones to bed, and diverting the elder, while
the wife was pleading OF the bar or har:ngue.
ing the Senate. The sick and the dying
would not profit much by the change were
man to become the chief fredericksburg
their brow and smoothingtheir pillow-while
woman was engaged in the bank or in the
counting house. specializing on the rise o,
fall Of goods or stocks, making entries of deb
it or credit. Man has nc aptitude for domes
tic duties, and so long as they require to be
done--taat il, 80 long as the world lasts
woman will be required to do them. The
world can dispense with mans services al.
most better than woman's. His have more
to do with the accidents, hers more with the
essentials of existence. She might, on emer-
gency, take mans place, and fill it passing
well; man cannot, by any means, take hers;
he is the very picture Of helplessness when
ever he makes the attempt; and. spite of the
dislike to il which some express. the world
will be in sorry plight if womsh does not
make whatever sacrifice of feeling and instinct
and talent may be required of her in order to
her filling-as she does now wherever abe
il happiest and most useful-the obscure, but
not unimportant sphere of home.
The union Democrat., 1870-10-22
REGRET.

Sofly death touched her AMI she passed away,
Out OF tins glad. bright world she maze more 'ar,
Sweet a. the apple-blossoms, when in May
The orchards flush, Of Summer grown aware
All that fresh delicate beauty gonc from sight,
That gentle. gracious presence felt no morei
How must the house be emptied Of delight,
What shadows on the threshold she passed o'erl
She loved me. Surely was grateful. yet
could not give her back all she gave me-
Ever think of it with vain regret.
Musing upon Summer by the sea
Remembering troops ofmerry girls who pressed
About me-clingiug arms with tender eyes,
And love. like scent OF roses. With the rest
She came TO ill my heart with new surprise.
The day left them all and sailed sway
While DER the calm sea- meath the soft gray sky
They waved farewell. she followed me. To say
Yet again her wistful, sweet sgood bye"
At the boats how she dropped her light green dress
Swept o'er the skin in many q graceful fold,
Her glowing face. bright with mnfe cares.
Crowned with her lovely hair Of shadowy gold.
And tears she dropped into the crystal brine
For me. unworthy, we slowly swung
Free ofthe mooring. Her Last look was mine,
Seeking me still the motley crowd among.
Offender memory of the dead hold
So precious through the fret and change Of years
We're TO live till Time itself grew old.
The sad sea would be sadder for those tcars,
Atlantic for October.
The union Democrat., 1870-10-22

A Lawyer that was lame of one leg, plead
ing before late judge who had but little or
no nose, the judge told him he was afraid Re
had out a idnte case Of it. ..Oh. your hon.
or" said the lawyer, shave little patience,
and Ill warrant prove every thing as plain
as the nose on your face"
The union Democrat., 1870-10-22
oLb CotrsBrA.

ArrrnPr Ar Fus.-'fIow could you he
ouch brute ms to pound and smash your
wife in such way 2' asked Judge Bowling
Of contemplate w;fe-bea,er, who was lately
brought before him. "Well,' replied thu
rascal with grin, and an attempt at being
funny, lyon know we married men have all
got our little failings."
The union Democrat., 1870-10-22

BOARD or SUPERVISORS

BOARD or SUPERVISORS
Nat. sr.. Monday Of February, May, Augut and
N..nIer Supervisor LIST District, Ahner Need; "a
ni,cs Edmond Parsons; I'D District, Willard Wheeiock
The union Democrat., 1870-10-22

An editor in the interior Of Michigan, who
offered y premium for the largest melon left
at HE otice, has been supplying the Dssrois
market with melons ell summer besides hosxS.
ing his hands on watermslops.
The union Democrat., 1870-10-22

How 70 Kxow.-Sydney Smith once said,
in an aristocratic party. THAT man &c
know who bad he is, must become poor tc
know how bad other people are, must become
rich"
The union Democrat., 1870-10-22

An eagle, measuring six feet from tip 70
tin. 10 on exhibition in Los Angeles. IL Vas
caught in the mountains near that city.
The union Democrat., 1870-10-22

arriving t Makeinmne Mn ~ o'clock p NJ ccuuees,n.
and also connecting at Murphys with stages to the n
Treee, making continuous stage line frnn SscramA,se
ga sonora ana CouissrUhs TO 70 Semitic Valley
mye j. D. BACON, Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-12

OIL EAST FAD ST., THIRD DOOR EAST OF BROAD
C2 way lady is DESTROYS OF finding good place
trustworthy and faithful and seaInstross
recommend her tor neat sewing take charge Of
baby from BIRTH
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400 I'd Av, NEAR 23D ST., SECOND FLOOR,
HUI back.-A young girl chambermaid and plain
seamstress assist with washing and ironing private
family; good city reference.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-12

90 18th ST. "A MOST RESPECTABLE PROTESTANT
80 woman as nurse understands tho OF baby from
rs births has rst class reference Call address A. u.
for two days
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Tx WEST 18TH STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
liz chambermaid and waitress as good pajn
seamstress operate Wheeler wilson's or icoy
Gibbs machine; is perfectly willing and obiiging.
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900 MOTT ST., BETWEEN HOUSTON AND
LJJ Bleecker su., room No. 5--A respectable young
girl rs first class seamstress operate the machine.
Rast citv ref
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900 WEST 18TH ST., BETWEEN 7TH AND sru
.SCI avs top eoor, back room.-A respectable girl as
cook chambemad and waitress, would do
and assist in the washng give best city reference Call
for two days ISL
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COd 18TH ST. NEAR Cd AVIAN AMERICAN PRO.
LO testant woman, good dressmaker, out by the
day in families. In Christian family by the month
seamsress and chambernad Address NJ. L. c.,
stating 10 CALL for three days.
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O1Q WEST 3UTH ST., NEAR sTH AVA RESPECT
l1O able girl as protested cook; first washer and
ironer noobecton to short distance In the good
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IOf It'll Az, BETWEEN 18TH AND 4JTH sTs
1Cf top noorA young girl to do general Homework in
small private family good from her las,
place. Cail address tor two days
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CONNECTICUT.
The Republican state Convention
Els OrRauizaIion and Nom inations.

Its ORGANIZATION and Nom nations.
HARTFORD, February 9.-The Repub
lican State Convention, presided over
by Senator Buckingham, renominated
the present State ticket, except for Lieu
tenant Governor, for which office Hon.
Morris Tyler, of New Haven, was nomi-
mated. j. Il. Hawley, from committee
on Resolutions, reported a platform,
which he supported in an earnest speech,
and it was unanimously adopted. 1t
expresses gratitude for the devotion of
the Republican party to equal rights,
reaffirms the Chicago platform, cosgrat-
ulates President Grant ana the country
upon the completion of reconstruction
and the adoption of the fifteenth amend
ment, praises the National Administra-
ton for its economy and fidelity in col
lecting the revenue and reducing the
debt, favors the payment of the ma
tional debt in coin and speedy
return to specie payments; denounccs
reputation in all its forms whether by
taxation of bonds or their payment in
paper; calls for continued economy in
national and State affairs; for the i'm
partial levy aud prompt collection Of
taxes; removal of taxes from the neces-
saries of life and the imposition of
taxes on luxuries; favoTs tariff for
revenue, but SO devised as to relieve
labor, encourage industry aud avoid
strengthening monOpolies and advo
Gates the generous discharge of obliga'
lions TO disabled soldiers. Governor
Jewell and the candidate for Lieutenant
Governor made brief speeches and the
Convention adjourned with cheers,
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Uinc,nnari nnarl.e,.
CINCINNATI, February 9.

|
WHEAT-Firm at l 10a1 II.
CORN-Dull at 72a74c.
OATS-Dall at 50a45c.
FLOUR-Unchanged.
RYE-Uuchauged.
BARLEY-Unchanged.
COITON-Qaiet; middlings at 2iic.
TOBACCO-Receipts light.
WHISKY-Steady at 93c; demand is
fair.
HOPS-Fair at 8 5Oa9 so.
MESS PORK-Held at &c 75a27 90,
but 26 so was the best offer made.
BULK MEATS-Neglected; no de-
mand; shoulders offered at 1899, and
sides at 132a14Ic.
BACON-Dull, though there is but
little ont of smoke; shoulders at l2tc,
sides at 152c, and l6!c for clear rib and
clear.
HAMS-sugar cured at l5ial9lc, and
demand light. -.
LARD-Unsettled; prime steam sold
at lac; kettle held at l52c.
BJTTER-Unchsnged.
EGGS-At 23c.
OILS-Linseed quiet at 93a95c; lard
dull AID dropping; extra at l 40al Az;
pc troleum firm at 29a3lc.
SUGAR Dali aud dropping; sales OF
$40 hhds at l1a119c for New Orleans.
COFFEE-S 5eady at l5l2ic.
MOLASSES-Firmer; New Orleans at
75a7So.
CATTLE-Firm at OOa7 so for good
to extra shipping.
GOI,D-At l2Dl buyinp.
EXCHANGE--At LILO discount buy
ing, aud dull.
MONEY-Market easy at 5alO per
cent.
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the public printing, which was referred

the public printing, which was referred
to the committee on Printing.
Mr.. Trumbull, from the committee on
Judiciary, reported a substitute for the
House bill to admit Mississippi TO repre-
seDtation. The substitute declares
simply, without preamble or condition,
that the State of Mississippi is entitled
to representa- on in Congress. Also,
{, ON the same committee, with amend
ments, a bill to change judicial circuits.
As amended the bill constitutes circuits
as fellows:
First Circuit-Maine, New Hamp.
shire, Vermont, Massachusetts,, Rhode
Island. and Connecticut.
Second Circuit-New York.
Third Circuit New
Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, and Yir-
GINA.
Fourth Circuit--Mississippi, Louis
lana, Texas, aud Arkansas.
Fifth Circuit--Norrh Carolina, South
Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Alabama,
and Tennessee.
Sixth Circuit-Ohio, Michigan, Kan
lucky, aud West Virginia.
Seventh Circuit--Illinois, Indiana,
and Wisconsin.
Eighth Circuit-Minnesota, Iowa, Ne
braska, Kansas, and Missouri.
Ninth Circuit California, Oregon,
and Nevada.
TIE bill fvrther provides that Justices
of the Supreme Court of the United
States shall be residents of their re-
spective circuits.
Mr.. Chandler, on leave, introduced a
bill of the last session 10 promote
commerce among the States and cheaper
the transportation of mails and mill
tary and naval stores. The bill au.
thorizes the construction of first class
railroad from Washington TO New
York, the capital stock of the company
to be ten million dollars. 1t also pro
vides fora RAILROAD and telegraph line
from Washing on to Pittsburgh, to be
called the Washington and Northwest
ern Railroad and Telegraph Company,
and also for a railroad and telegraph
line from Washington to Cincinnati,
the provisions as to the former COM
pany being applicable to all.
A1ionrpaA
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
wheeling Wholesale Market.
REGISTER OFFICE,


WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. ., 70. !
GRAIN-Whits Wheat dull at
| l5al %, the latter for very
choice lots; red winter at 9Ocal %.
Corn-old ear and shelled at 65a7Oc;
new in demand at 60a65c. Rye-ln
moderate demand, but not active, at
soc for No. l. Oats-Steady and dull at
400. Barley-Spring quiet from o0al CO.;
fall at 10.
HAYS held at II Goals 90 for baled;
loose Sl4 OOaI5 % per ton.
MISUNDERSTANDING, 2Oa2ic for
fair to choice. Sugars-GOod to choice
New Orleans 13tal4ic; Po:to Rico l3a
l44c; Cuba l2fal3!c; Demarara l54c;
Crushed 16c; A coffee l5tc: b coffee
l5c; extra G lifc; yellow c lac. Molasses
New Orleans soc; Porto Rico 75c;
Baltimore Syrup 7Sas0c; New York do.
65aS0c; Choice Syrup SJa9Oc.
PROVISlONS-New Mess Pork, % 90;
Bacon, shoulders l4alitc; clear sides
l7tc; hams 20c; sugar cured breakfast
bacon l9c; new Lard, lie; kegs, l9c.
POTATOES-Supply large; sales at
SOC per bushel.
FLOUR-The market is unchanged
Red wheat is dull at 80; fancy at 6 IS;
superfine at Dad so. Buckwheat -four
at 9 % per Dbl. Rye Flour 6 90.
BUTTER-Dull at 2Sc for choice.
SALT-Dairy 3 so; Ohio River , 30
TEA-GuLpowdert tea 50al75; Young
Hysou tea 30a1 60: Blas& tea GOAL so
TOBACCO-Navy tobacco 65a75c;
dark los and Is 6Sa73c; bright IS aud lOs
75aSOc; fig lump 70aS0c; CARROTS snuff
73c: CARROTS snuff in boxes 5 30.
FiSH-Firm. Wequote: No. Mack.
erel 10 90; No. 2 half barrels 10 90; No. 3
medium 6 so; No. large 80; Kits
No. 9 275; No. $50. Lake herring 5 %
White fish 9 80; Labrador herring at 3 %
half bbls.; 10 90 per barrel.
CARBON OIL-At 32c per gallon no
charge for package.
LARD OlL-Extra refined at so.
EGGS-Dull at 23c per dozen.
CHEESE-Goshen at 20c; factory lSc.
APPLES-Demand good; fair to good,
2 so; choice, 3 90. Dried apples 7iGSc
per pound. Peaches lie.
SEEDS-Clover, 9 80; Timothy, 5 90,
GLASS-First quality SxlO, 4 90; lOx
10, so; second quality SxlO, 800; lOx
IL, % per box.
IRON AND NAILS-The following
are the ruling rates: Flat bar 3iai4c,
according to width and thickness; horse
shoe ste; heavy band 4ia5tc; hoop and
light band, 6 to inch, 5a9!; round and
square 3fa7ac; oval iron 4ia5c; half oval
and half round 4ia5ic; fat rail, punched
and csunter-sunk, 4!c; T rail 4!a4fc; I
rail spikes 6ic; nails, brads and fencing,
10 to God, 4 so; s and Cd rs; 6 and I'd
5 90; and sd 3 %; Sd 6 90; I'd Z %; bar
rel, / inch to II inch, 25a7 80; finishing,
l to 8 inch, 75s9 80; casing, 10 to Sod,
j %; Sd 5 so; Cd 5 IS; I'D 90; fine blued
4d s %, Sd %, I'd 8 %; lining nails,
ZACH, 9 90; clinoh nails %; cut spikes
rs; boat spikes, crt, 5 p: wrought rs
as so.
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New York Market.

NEW lOhh, Cculuaty ~
COTTON-Steady; sales 400 bales at
254c for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Closed quiet, without decided
change.
WHEAT-Quiet aud very firm at l l6
al 10 for No. spring, and goal % for
winter red and amber western.
RYE-Nominal.
OATS-Very quiet at 55a57c for west
ern.
CORN-Dull at S5a9Oc for new mixed
western.
PORK-Closed a shade frmer; sales
$50 barrels mess, seller March and April,
at 20 90.
BEEF-Dull and unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Nominaliy unchanged
BACON-Nominally unchanged.
LARD-A shade better at about 154c
for prime steam for February and l5gc
for March.
EGGS-Qaiet at 33a3ic fer fresh.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, February 9.
SENATE.

On motion of Mr.. Sherman the Fund.
ing bill was made the special order for
Tuesday next.
Mr.. ConkEng, from the committee on
Revision of Laws, reported with amend
ments the House bill extending the
time for revising aud consolidating the
statutes of the United States. 1t au-
thorizes the President to appoint three
commissioners TO finish within three
years the work prescribed in the act of
June 9th, 1866.
Mr.. Carpenter, from the committee on
Military, reported with amendments
the bill for the withholding of money
from the Indian tribes holding American
captives.
Mr.. Wilson introduced bill to in
crease the number of Judges of the Su-
preme Court and Circuit Courts of the
Omitted States, and to establish the
boundaries of the Judicial districts.
Referred. 1t provides for eleven cir.
cult judges.
The greater portion of the morning
hour was consumed by Mr.. Morton in q
speech upon the neutral relation of the
United States.
Mr.. Anthony, on leave, made state
ment in support of his bill to reform
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Cleveland Market.

CLEVELAND, February ..
sFLOUR--Market quiet; white NX at
8 OOa6 50, red XX at 25a5 80, amber
XX at 5 00a5 %, and spring NN at 5 OOa
) so; buckwheat flour rather dull, with
a lower tendency, and held at 7 5Oao 90;
rye flour quiet and nominally I'M
changed.
WHEAT--Unchanged.
CORN-Quiet and unchanged.
OATS--FIrmer; No. State held at
4Sc.
RYE-Dull and heavy; held at S0aSjc,
as to quality.
BARLEY-Quiet, but holdrIs arc ask
ing GOAL 10 tor State and Canada.
PETROLEUM-Quiet and unchanged;
refined held AT 26ir27c in large lots and
29a30c in small lots; or lde held at 10.
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Chicago MARKET.
CHICAGO, February 9.

CHICAGO, February9.
FLOUR-Fairly active at 3 5Oa4 80 for
spring extras.
WHEAT-Firmer and 14allc higher;
sales No. at SIC; No. 2 at a8lic; clos
ing ste ldy and firmer at olfaSltc; this
afternoon No. is active at Sl4c cash
and seller February, and at S2!c seller
March.
CORN-Firmer; old 4a!c higher; sales
No. at 70a7O4c; closing steady and
quiet at 70ta70ic; this afternoon No. =
Is nominal at 7Oic.
OATS-Dull at 35ta33ic, closing at
the outside figure.
RYE-Steady at 63a70c for No. =.
HOGS-Dressed firner; ranging at
9 50alO 60; closing firm at 10 2O4alO &i
dividing on 200; live active and tirmer
at & 6DaS 80 for common to fair and . W
40 30 for extra.
CATTLE-Easy and quiet 1T l5a
as S5 for COWS and light steers and 6 OF
az 90 for good to shipping steers.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NUTI-
YOUNG men

Who have injured themselves by a CERTAIN pa.
tice INDUCED in when alone, a habit ircqusutI,
learned from evil companions, or At school ii,
effects Of which are nightly felt even vic.
possible, and destroys both mind and to,,
should apply Immediately.
What q pity that young man, the hope @,
his country, tho darling of his parents. should
be snatchod from all prospects and ENJOYMENT,
Of life by the consequences OF dUv.AtBg froz
the path Of nature and lndulging Ia Csrlas
tamplatink
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DAss y NilaNN IVN
Has discovered the most Certain. Srsss-
only Efoctnal Remedy in the world a. y.
ness of the Back or Limbs, Structures. As'.H.'a
OF the Kidneys and Bladder, Eso,ua:sr,ys "a
ness Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spirit, ICS' 'coyyi
sion of Ideas, Palpitation Of the Eear, TTIea'l
ty. Trembling. Dinness Of Sight. Gi5tall~
Disease Of the Head, Threat, No,s or ST. ~
fections Of the Liver, Lungs, Sto,aacb .. = 4:
els-those Terrible Disorders arising t-or. ~
tary Habits Of Youth-sTCESr ana ~ ~ ~,
practices more fatal TO their victim. 49,. Az
songs of Syreus TO the Mariners Of 70 3'
biiEhting their most brilliant hor.,s ~ =, "a
lions, rendering marriage, SC. mro,..I5,,' -
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE February ..
FLOUR-Fairly active, slightly in
buyers favor; western supertine at 4 62
as 90; family at e 25a6 75.
WHEAT-DuIl; Pennsylvania red at
122.
CORN-Dull; white at 95a9sJ; yellow
at 92c
OATS-At 53a51c.
RYE-Nominal.
MESS PORK--Weak at 81 SOAPS 90.
BACON-Qlier; rib sides at l5ialGc;
clear RIB at lot .l6lc; shoulders at l24l
l3c.
HAMS-At l9I20c.
LARD Dull at l6lc.
WHISKY-Firm and in fair demand
at Csc
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HOJJSE,

The House resumed consideration OF
the Foster-Covode contested election
case from Pennsylvania. Mr.. Randall
continued his argument in support OF
the claim of Foster. and after discus
sion of about three hours the House
proceeded to vote on the resolutions
and, Covede was declared elected.
The oath of office was administered
to Mr.. Covode.
Mr.. Banks offered resolution calling
on the President for information that
may have been received by the Govern
ment in reference to the recent assault
upon aud reported murder of one or
more American citizens in Cuba
Adopted.
Adjourned,
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New York Money Marker.
New YORK, February 9.

NEW YORK, February 3.
MoNEY-Easy and unchanged; 4a6
per cent for cali loans.
STERL1NG-Firm at l0Sss109s.
GOLD-Wlthout decided change;
opening at 1903 and closing at 120sa
1909. Clearances s24,000,OO0. The sub.
treasury sold 100000 at 100 Al. IO0a
100 6O.lO0. The bids aggregated 49,
$4,000.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Dull but
closed steady. Coupons of Isl at lisa
11ss; do 90 at 1l5ial15s; do '6i at 1l4Sa
lis; do '65 at 1i4Sall5; do new at 1l3sa
113f; do ~ at 1l4a11i5; do '65 at liza
1l4t; -10-IOs at 112ia112i; Currency
Skies 111ia1l2;
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MARRIAGE.

Reflect that a sound mind and body are a.,
most necessary regulates to promote ,oanub.A
happiness. Indeed, without these the journey
through life becomes a weary pilgnmasr. 10,
prospect hourly daTkons 10 the view. tie mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and h.lcd With
tho melancholy reheCtion that the LApp.Gs,, ui
another becomes blightod with our Dan.
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Tho many thousands cured 81 this es'sgI's
ment within the last twenty ears, and ne DO
merous important Surgical Operations PERFORMS
by DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the ruPD..'n o.
the Sun, and many other papers notice Of Wa
appeared again and again before Tho paH.r. -
sides his standing 20 a gentleman 0l o.aia'.d
and responsibility, IL sufficient guaranty 10 ~
afflicted.
Skin diseases speedily cured. augsair
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Toledo Market.
Toledo, February 9

TOIHDO, February 3
Flour moderately active at ) 25a5 80
for XX red Wheat quiet; amber AT
l OF; No. l white Michigan at l 90:
wblte regular at OF, No. red at II;
No. BRED at 03i. Corn a shade lower;
new at 70Ic: 10 grade at 62lc. Oats
held at 4SI47c for No. l. Glover seed
closed lOc better; held at S35. Dress
ed hogs dull at l0al0Ic. Highwines
in demand at 92!c.
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FOR SALE.

nNE PAIR FAIRBANKS PLATFORM
" Scales, drawing &c % pounds.
One Burke n Barnes Iron Safe. large size.
One arge Double Desk for Counting Room.
And OtHsr store fixtures.
AL in order and good as new.
For particulars enquire at the Auction Room
of GEO. Z. WICkHAM,
No. leo Market 50 rare.
WHEELING, Feb. 9, lsIJ. ivb9 81