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'AINi " ScibiiiFICC "EibCS.
saw the other day six runaway
negroes marched through the streets
under the protection Of Stephen Myers
black man, who claims to be the
President Of the Underground Rail
road, but who is really the agent of an
Abolition organization which occupies
itself in running off darkics from New
York to Canada. These six colored
individuals were paradcd through our
streets in dusky procession, and
after visiting the office of distn-
gnished antislavery gentleman, who
at present holds a political appoint,
mcnt Of responsibility in New York,
were conducted to the side-door of
leading Freesoil journal. Here,
doubt not, they were Hospitality enter
tanned. Persons lately returned from
Canada represent that the black set
Elements there are rapidly increasing
and fast becoming positive nusances.
One hall, at least, Of these runaways
expect to be supported by the charity
OF the whites, and are forming the
nucleus OF a race of black paupers,
whose situation is rendered doubIy
uncomfortable by the rigors of IN I'M
accustomed climate. Worse than this
these settlements are becoming
wretchedly demoralized; marriage and
concublnage between whites and
blacks are very common, and the re-
suti exhibited in IL race of low mon
grcls, given over to sloth, drunkenness
and debauchcry. How long our SEN
sible Canadian friends will continue
to allow this infusion Of black blood
remains to be seen, bat cannot be-
Iieve that they are DESTROYS of sur
rounding themselves with popuIa-
ton, which, like some of the confused
races OF South America, have all the
vices Of the whites and none of the
virtues Of the blacks.
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TO DE DRAWN
Zach Saturday i'm 2E:sack.
Approximation Prizes.
AS prizes amounting to ST2O
" hole tickets $40; Halves SIS; Ours s
PLAN OS the 5.Hstcvy,


The numbers from to 10000 responding with those
numbers the tickets printed separate slips of par er
are cnCrcied with small tia tubes and placed in ono
wheel.
The first l51 prizes, similarly printed and cnCclcd are
placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then rcvolved and number is drawn
from the wheel of numbers, and AT the same time plize
is drawn from the other wheel The number and prize
drawn oct Orenrd ard exhibited to the Cadence and
registered by the Commissioners the prize being placed
against the nUnber drawn This operation is rcT Gated
until all the prizes are drawn out
APPROXIMATION p'iZE&.--The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers TO those drawing the first
prizes will I've entitled TO the % approximate prizes
For example: ticket No. 1880 draws the 20 900 dol ar
prize those tickets numbered 1918, 1i2l9 1851 1l2j2
will each be entitled to 400 dollars. It ticket No. 800
draws the 10000 dollar prize those tickets numbered 5iS
5l9 SOL 552 will each be entitled TO 300 dollars, and so
on according to the above scheme
The 5000 prizes Of 30 dollars will be determined by the
last figure OF the number that draws tie 20 600 dollar
Prize. For example: if the number drawing the 10 900
dollar prize ends with No. then all the tickets where
the number ends in will he entitled to 90 dollars If the
number ends with No 9 then all the tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled to 30 dollars, and so on
to o.
CERTIFICATES OF PACKAGES will be sold at the
following rates, which is the risk
Certificates OF Packages Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
& ~ Half 40
" ~ Quarter 90
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POLICE GAZETTE

This Great Journal of Crime and Criminals y " hs
Twelfth Year and is widely circulated thousnv|u. s.
country. II contains all the Great Trials In In
and appropriate Editorials on the same, ber
newspaper. =, ..,v nonths,
90 Subscriptions g. per snnum, 81. or sn ,sir
to be romitted BY subscribers, who should WI r,sds
'plsinIv : 10 r. A SEYMOUR.
,snS rPP'"-'' " wv Eev York CITY
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Reasons why e9niS Machine Is UNI
versaily Preferred over AHi[Gti,crs.

Because it is the only Sewing Machine
in the world ever invented. 50 constructed as
to fully meet the demands oflnmiIcs for geu-
era use.
2 1t Is very simple and is never liable to
ret out of order.
3 1t makes u seam which viii not rip.
though every thread stitch is cut
1t is nota shuttle machine.
3 1t seWs with too needles, making any
length stitch desired.
u 1t sews from two ordinary spools, and
thus all trouble or winding thread is avoided
while the same Machine can he adapted at
pleasure, BY mere change Of spools, to all
varieties Of work.
1.-THE same Machine runs silk or linen
thread, and common spool cotton, with equal
facility.
$ This Machine will sew in the sleeves of
a coat with the same ease and facility that it
sews n straight scam.
0 This Machine can be run to make one
thousand five hundred stitches per minute.
10 The seems are us elastic as the most elas-
tic fabric so that it is free from all liability
to break in washing, ironing or otherwise
IL The stitches made by this machine are
more beautiful than any other made either by
hand or machine.
Ghc price Of the Machines at Office in New
York, range from SIS to $3.50, nm additional
charge Of $40 is only made on each machine
over New York prices at Office in Nashville,
to dctray expenses OF transportation &c. to
Nashville
r. II. RROCKWAY, Secretary.
Nashville Sewing Machine Company.
March 10th, "
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Prizes payable without Deduction.
Magnificent Scheme:

80 T7HcS HlIIUUHITHS IO... s ID, I3U
Tickets IS; hlls. 81 so; quarters 81 rs.
Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at par.
Checks on New York RENTED for prizes.
Drawings Of Large Casses will be pnbIish-
&c IN New York and New Orleans Sunday
papers, and Charleston and Savannah dalies.
Address orders for tickets or Certificates of
Packages Of Tickets to
ANDERSON q SON, Managers,
Macon or Savannah, Ga.
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VI % II Il a 'l''S
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AND
Esa3niE ESiStpfS.

fTHE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE THE
j. public for the cure of Scronila, Ulcers, Scurvy or
Euptiohs OF the Skin, Fever and Aguc, nopSy, and in
vac! most all diseases soOr yield to their curative proer
ties II has been computed that during the last twenty
live years upwards OfFOuR MILLIONS of persons have
been benefited by the OF these medicines fact which
speaks Voulncs in favor Of their curative prOpcrtics--a
single trial will place them beyond the reach of conIctl.
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BLOOD Is RESTORED TO \ HEALTHY STATE and freed
from all impurities. The system is not reduced during
their operation but nygUracd, and they require no re.
StI2Ht from business or pleasure.
The afflicted have in these medicines remedy that will
do for them all that medicine can possibly effect.
Prepared by w. B. MOFFAT, M. D.,
Proprietor, New York,
AND FOR SALE BY
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'Sgg0.GES s. QUgCKS.a.N.DS
OF YOU T H.
Just published, the Sd Edition.

ON SPERMAT0RRHEA OR SEMINAL DIsEASES.-A
- scientific Treatise on the treatment and perfect
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This SMALL but highly valuable Treatise, written BY
world renowned Physician and Surgeon points out the
only sure and permanent for all diseases resulting
written in benevolent spirit and by scientific man.
1t should be in the hands Of all who value their ae and
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Price, f2 CENTS or stamps, at the receipt OF which II
will be sent post free and well secured, by DR.. CHI
KLINE, No. 100, 1st Avanue, Box 1885, New York.
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1AH ordering Tickets or Certificates,

Enclose the money to address for the tickets order
cd, receipt of which they will be forwarded by first
mail Purchasers have tickets ending in any figure
they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent TO
purchasers Immediately after the DRAWING
O. Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their Post Office, County and State.
o. Remember that every prize is drawn and payable
n iiII without deduction.
% All prizes OF 900 and under paid Immediately after
the drawing-Oher prizes az the usual time of 80 days
Ali communications strictly confidential
Address orders FOR tickets certificates to
S. SWAN & CO., augusta, Ga.
IsJ~ A list of the numbers that are
drawn from the wheel, with the amount
Of the prize that each one is entitled to,
will be published after every drawing in
the following papers:-New Orleans Del,
Ia, Mobile Register, Charleston Stan.
dard, Nashville Gazette, atlanta MteM.
Sencer, Neao York Weekly Day Book,
Savannah Morning News, Richmond
Dispatch and Nev York Dispatch.
jnnc 20 "
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HANKS q every description, neatly printed, for
cole Al tsis offits
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NEW YORK sIARKEr-Idis u.


Flour-No material chang and tTansaeiions rs Iciei By
the Storm sales 80 bbs al S35 y for super ate
Sssat 10 for State S3Is3s0 for surernle wssfl;
S4Oldg.io for TO medium extra Nes-etni s4-
S45 for shipping brands ezra roald hoP Olln me mr. ke
closing quief and steady CanaiIan sur qlet and un-
caansel; sales Of 80 bhls Il SiOaS59 for ooni'E to
choice ezra
whea-Ssadsb bser with far eIPoIt deRasd' sales Of
slGo0 SS7c for Chicls1 sprlnss $50 tnf vi ,sl
lee cub o. red Vester sl,o5 fJr mixed N-
Consin, 81 o. for white lnd- Il =
Rye-Siealy. sales Of l510 bus a &c deiiversi
Barey-Dull NJ 51ez50c.
CorSade better sales Of p 100 bus a 63 nc ior CON
prime mixed western, z567sc for yellow southsIn i.
O1s-Limited supply and quiet at 4''ee ius safe ana
s5a4sc Tor western .,,,--.o,
Whisky-Rules steady, salesof 80 hbs II nc -
POrk-ifver and heavy sales Of 6U ups ~ Sio5Ss4aiS
for mes; SIS for prime mess. Sli tor prInae
Beof-Unchan-ed; sales Of 80 larreis Al Slu ~
c5anry msss; Sl255Gl30 for sepaeked mess Sl33Sa is
ezra DO. -. -. -
PRIME Mes Beef dun, sales Of 7e9 tisress TePorel Al
Cut Meats Heavy at sake for shouIlen and Sc for
hans
Lzrd-Hezv7 Al lislIAc-
Bu1for-Oull with sales Al loSlsc for Ohio znd lll
f5r State
Chaese-Unclznscd-
S,ocks-were better a. the Ssceal Board; Tom IS s.
Iacrosse Grants %; Pacific Mail = HudsQa 26S ke3d-
ing Ok s2t CeH SIS Enc =! LasrosSs and Ai,,T p
76S aieh South 20 Do preferred as; Parariz lu5 Gal
4 Chi S; Mi h Miss s2lsz
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2GSa0

s..
We consider this latter table much more satisaeo'9
bR, than that fiho surplus s37OO 600 IN gold Eins oo
in the vaults OF tbs New York Banks 1t as G RAINY :
n7e substantial index Of prosperity than any
less balboa WHICH might we'll for the beneh Il oa-
fs non mankind be in the plaoers Of Caiuia OF the ois
gin-s Of Austraiia-
Durins the past week aggregate of over Aii ni
bushels Of wheat has changed hands the fuk a. 'o' me
tribe over this AID about us go bus OF It n iFem &c 10
Csc free on board. ..-
Flour is san ,lerssal and holderslavo been shipping N
prefronce to selling The sales, which range from 80 70
INA hills pr AZ arc mainly city and local trade spns
extras range al IRON $40 Ss72E. and superine at $40
asa .,-..
We would take this opportunity tosPeak Of The new yA
trm Of Grain Inspection which goes iato operation on u
l5th insf We sui 5iaa description Of The new grades =
established By The Boarl Of Trade. Preslns thai
as tho scion desiined % obgaiete discrepancy hetvsh
the vses Of our sa1az wheat and the Standard OF Cll0
wheat Of o,er Like ports Eastera and Frsisn
it meets with our hoary approval .-,,
Fira..Chicags Club Wheai,' which Hae IS intended
10 conrse very superior quality Of spring wheat "hoh
comes 10 this m1ret q the kind known as Ci9n OF esu
10 II in every respeci I, must he entirely free rum ar
oats or other substances have plump sound beiy' anu
be perfectly sound
second, No Spring Wheat" which VIII include the
lower qualities OF that which present eassed as hKra
Ii mas be perfectly free from DIRT screenings and oaeI
sh.anees and Be sound and dry 4his grade VIII IN Al
probability Do our Standard wheat
Third-.No Spring Wheat" VII be common siriag
wheat sound and dry ut MIXED with dast and other sub
stances An good wheat eOmias 70 this market II dir5
oonditlon viii be inspected into this grade.
Fourth-"Reieciel Spring Yheat-T All wheat coming
10 this unsouni damage ed condition, whether
il be dirty OF clean, win bs rsjeoied
Very respectfully Yours,
HUNTINGTON BROS & VOC ELL
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For the Comm
cuCACO MARKET.

CHICAGO. "Wednesday, June 3, ls1s
r,n,ror COMMERCIAL GAZETTE Dear 81 ;-"ilhl' 'Le
l- or % our Breasstufs Market lss atiraeied con-
l,l, attention. from having undergone WITH" tAa' p
- an advance Of seven cents y bushe On sah " i,sa'-
To what tbs is due + would be diheu.t 10 say
- ~, yrvriag CROPS: some, ard with far degree OF
1snbHitv % light receipts, lesanea materially D. NE
m Of railroads and canals This II Is a reed '-
y paeuts and thus eating OF tee Easen mar Aei suP
NV paaueod tie advance in New YORK and soDseqah'
reaction upon our market
We have chaage - note IN the aspee' Oh Algny
a., nor do We see mach for coasraiuiaii n IN
49,, s,oeial features OF Eas'em cities True ihair Bank
show sill increasing aecumuations OF iie eaa-
tai AID decrease ia lOaas-saets which the ree-in5
tl ite-5Ietas signs Of siasaani commerce OF pro
,,l,-tial,s tely deferred resumption Of ACTIVITY
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BuHaIo Marker.
IBY rELEsRAPH.

-.t --H BUFFALO June I2-6 p NJ.
Flour-Firm good dem NJ; sales $40 hhs S375S2sI
f s1psrne Upper Lake. s464 3 do. 81 l2z4 40
flr EXTRA Ohio and Ind; Ss50 f15 for double cXira-
WheztSc and steady sales q luu bus Il d iof
Chicago srrinE, s6ss5c llr white Misoousiu
Carp nrhanged sss Of l4PG9 bus A. sc iar d1rn1sed
Tud ard fl- FOX sound OHia- 50 - t-- -- - -
sSsasisc on the spot.
Whiskv-FfrIner, sales nf2Jo bhls al &c.
Freights-UnchAnssd; dour 35c and wheat loc 10 New
Lake Imaorss-s 600 obs our OO3 bus wheat 500 bus
' c1nSi ESPors-O tbls aur S3Ooo bus hesi 900 bu.
corn l60 0tus oats.
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"a board Of commissioners. be entitled TO T,

Hasd By ths said board Of ,ulssioners Be entitled 10 u
sec . Ta board of ireeios Of the house ofreiuss f1r
fsmaies - esb sed, shall. upon the complexion OF the
d cellars q con ideraiion q The doe eIecuon aud per
eEd Of directors Aforesaid shall agree with the board q
ionefs 81 reform schools iy Contract n wfng
o. hereby auihorzed TO make aud enter
nio approved ad raiie hy tbe oyeraur, Iha they me
refuge for the perd q Eve wears. and propery employ.
a11b5 - s5 y ~ f 1 ~ N, - 4 4 = ,, sis
A. may under the laws VI this ate be su any ko1s q
precedIng secaEE te sum 20 tn thonsand dollars is
helety afropraed for he yesr s5s and oT The jest
lars ior the year @ - BE- pad the order u the board of
auditor Of state out any moneys not oier apyrJpr
Scr ~ The board Of commissioners fr reform schools
gfdeools q the hous Of refuse Al Cineinnat and the
With sd hoard Ct ths reco piion ato. and
uiantain.nee feedlng eo.hins educating
and safe Cng said house Of refuge for the period q
ave yo1rs the fau1lo you-h having ten removed thsre
frol Of such u the ale youiE u all ofthe state
- the number one hundred lat les inJr OF whom
sha Be rol without The eiy of Cinciunai as may nader
and this . be cttel therein. aud upon due execution
o sad contract and rs ap1Iyal and I1an y = . te gov
The OF n Sand DIFFERS per aunuu Be duly
and there Is hereby for fis pur- the sun
Of ten thousand dol for The year 5 and ten thousand
ofoommisSsners of reform schoos pm the warrant Of
the auditor Of state ogt Of any moneys IN the treasury not
see p. The szi bO.rd Of commissioners m.r in the
and behalf the Stale receive voluntary
q sit and gants Of ral and personal pr01ery ofeye
y description 10 Be used End eIplnded aud duly repOted
as herein provide ifr The purposes ofthis act
Sec p The rsfEm fnrm hershy deClHrtd
eial school dis Asd shN be eatld 70 receive is due
are Of sch oi moneys and Sk according 10 the number
II inmates therein.
Sec q The entitled 70 provide for tho
tsbshment q reform schOois. passed ABTil l6, ISL
hereby repealed pfovie however N rees shall not
affect any nights accrued tho state iaviuals By said
art uppropr aflons therein ade.
Sec - This shall take efect upon its passsgs
WILLIAM Il. WOODS.
SpcakSr af ~ Egase az Re1ftsrnfafiea
MARTIN WELKER-
PresdeHf q tie SenGfe.
Ami nh. lsSs- [.fHW EH
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MANNING LEADER OFFICE
sTTUEDAT June p, p h-
c,.vcIaud Produce Market

r1ouR-saesof of o5 bbs good extra At SIZE i D0's ~
At "a q and DO bbls extra and double e1ii1 =
- I-r,r-sales Of 400 ordinary Meai'.ria
- :, s.. one car diHsrY white on c X r
ny a. s and ono ear prime white At Sc
ov-ssles Of 400 bus at SIC and one car ioao al 'O
o.rs-sale ofone car load at &c
RTe-sale Of one car load at zoe
gIGHElNE NES-Fiuh At l951e =,
PRoVIsEoNS- PoRK-Sl6 was oha'ed i'i : ~
n, thls and refused o,.,.ls
r-os at &c. and few los At 75se-
p We shan give an extended review Tomorrow
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HUNTINGTON BROS, 4 voGELL
cINcrNNAr FRoDUrE MARKET.

Flnr-Tn rarkct Is cK-tei aad good dezl nHseti ee
tog .nl urcss EeneralT hgder- tid prni sa-1iil %
are held at l0il IS HE recps daring me las u a as
were SD hbs -, -, 81 s,r4
Whskg-rse mlrzet continues buoyant al1 me ee,l
r IN reSs uf the receIs, aud pi7cs are hlsAef s-
sD Ibis e 8lr and - d. from wagons al We m
Pr,vIs,ns-Te MAJ dull and prices irresniar ia
con sides sold T5ec AMI bulk do AZ &c N0thns uNi- III
other articles ,.-,- g. L.
VITA rands7sts denand CJfee unchangod sale Of %
bsgs RIO NJ l04ie- -, -, -,
varl SaaS of 5aaus infcIsr white = s5 ~ DO % rcd
Al c.. 10 q fairNhife Sc and 3J d 10 DO Al SC
Cnrn-Nn2inal II g acc
Baricy-in laIr demand a. &c t1r prime D AT
Rte-Iu good demtud al sic -. ,-,.-
-CansuleTrinf
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Pr1esr Wabash Valley Chds, Green Bay; 100 hs slli
B1e illinois carPenisT chiciso 800 coal c. Dick
ssho5ssr s RObinsln Aien sasiaa; bbs whisky stan
seSS II Sic. Sherwood yanaoir; Isl tons coal Price c
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~ List Vessels passing and cut Of The Lock Of The
wciland Canal Port ColbOuTne C. W. furnished by hs
Lock Tealor 10 the Board Of Lake Underwriters, D. Dob
bins. Secretary
BOUND WEsT-June la--Schonlers Aoricg LochieL On
The Ilth-Bzrque Aratda. sriir- Mare
BauSD EAsr-Juue lb-Blrgue Nov BtunSTe eki setr1
" B Htblrd. Mary Ann Naupareil TItan- Belle Wal
hi go Joseph Cochrzns- Ga the lith-Schoonsrs Fair-
folf. Marquette, GTansia, Annie CraiE. O. e Nheeier
yorktown
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loss OF rHE PRoFEILER INnIANA--The propeller lai-
ana hguni firm Marquette DetTCit wih cargo o. iron
ss fuudored oa Lake Superior ths 6h tesI Crew Al
Eavtd -Bsf- e. --.-.. -1-r. 49, u.r ..r.i d
r. Tbe hriz Bay City which dismasied On l. ke
U1sn ss5uf Inc st hIay having been reaiieo Il
Detroit arrived here yesterday -ha8 Er
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PORT OF CLEVELAND.

tr.n.ilrr Wabash valley Guilds Buac; II packages
~iineTy Mn Morris, IS half bills fish J. n CraW
son 80
Prapeller Gov Cushman SiSson Dunkik Il tons miz C.
&. g. a. R; do Hubby. Harhes Co
Brig Andes Rimsdo DSiroi; 10 L icet lumber 100 m
shingles l. c. Butts-
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RraI estate Aofufp.
REAL RsTArE OFFICE.

ALEXANDER GARRETT.
30 90 WATER STREET, LATE C. A READ 4 CO. 5 BAAk-l
T ANDS IN IOWA, WISCONSIN,
Michigan and Illinais for sac ION s15t 70 ILL., v
rre cash and onscredIts AlseCiiy proefty an
AMI Iau.s IN Ohio for sale and exchange Loans neeoila
and Land Warrants located inths West narls'
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RETURNING TRAINS.

Ia "a Connections are ade with Returning Trains
tho sam puins made gUiug Soulh and Eas also NJ
CLEVELAND Tor Sandusky Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Pine DuukIrk, B1alo Nlagaru Pals and Canada, fouuss
tawa, Warren aud New Castle
T Hase ch3ck ed through 20 all pants and Transfer
red free ui charge
-. For Inc kets or iniurma apply Al the union Tick
fee 81 Superior street, Al the oihce IN Dept, and II
1' n N-ii''-- . - d FARMER. SUBJ. Cleveland.
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3. A MYERS. Geo rs.et AZ. clexe.aha. Hlh5
CLEVELAND, LAhESYlLLE Il CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.
lSg u 80 ;;.s;;....;ss5;:...;

On and after March 8, 1883
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
leave Cles solaId IN the tTans a the ievesnd and
Pittsburgh Railroad at AS p. II CLEANSING rars at
Hudsuu,) Tor Cuyahoga Ealls, Akron, Orrvlle and
9Iersn1Ts: connecting al OTville with truls on the
Pifsburgh p Wayne ard Chieao r r., east, and west
for C1nfJn, AassIlion. Woser Loudeuvs and hl1used
Trains leave Mllersburg for Cleveland al IS A NJ and
In p NJ al Orrville with fhe P Fl
{. X r. By which passengers, from Cantn1 Massil
ION. Wooster L8ldenvie and Mansfield reach Cleveland
'fshs SIMON PERKINS. suc't
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STANDART. REMIS 4 MURRiY.
ELOHR

PKOD UCL COM MISSION MERCHAN
FLOUR.
We are receiving the following well known brzndsof
Flour consignment which we call the attention or
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HFass FOundery.

brass EOumdery.
MORLEY Il ODELL HAVING
vi completed their New FoundsTy n a fSt Of Fn-
yard rect prepared 10 make every d.serP.lsn q
BRASS CASTING. We inauuiacture al kinds of Fas-
and Cok J steam and Gas and The various articles
used "a the uuubug business Locomotives dn steam
bat Bells Iyart all kinds ni Brass goods used By DlS
tiilefs. Nachinests and RaTOad Companies -
j II MORLEH, J. II ODELL-
Cleveland, MY ls ISIS. myls.uM
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BRApBURN 6 FTsHRR.

SUCCESSORS To C. BRADBURN : son.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
w mission MERCHANTS, and Dealers ia Fish, Nails
Glass and PrOduce, Nos l9 and g2 River street ana 10 R
u Meadow street. Gr0cer's Block Cleveland Ono
G.. BRADBURN,l
W. A FIsuER.i aug3l div ia
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PITTSBURGH AND WHLELINa MAIL
ARRIVEs,

GOING SOUTH AND EAST CONNECTIONS AaE MADE
- Hudson, grCuyahosa kalls AkIen and Aersaursh.
Z Alliance, for Cau5n Aasslii1u. wooster a. saeu
Al Bayard, uF Carr0lfOn, Dover and Wv Philielphla
Al S-eubeuVIllc, for CadIx CuEl0ctOn and Newark.
Al Wheeiu-, for Bafin ore and Washington
At Baair for Cambridge, Zznesvile and Crcloville.
Al PSluTsh, for Hafrisburgh, Balilmfre Phade phia
and New Yorr
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HARTLEY SMITH. }. c. PUTNAM
SMITH & PUTNAM.-PRODUCE.

~ Forwarding and Commission Merchants Dealers in
Sait Fish Water L ne. Plas er aiS0 dealers in ii
varieties Of co1i. Buck Ware House Is River
Street and 81 g Dock liberal cash advances made on
consis isumCnts- mhTT