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A MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

An l. rstruman for the cure u Nocturnal Emissions
properly known seminal Weakness, Can be perma
hy cured II from fifteen days two months by inc
thIs lmsrumoEL when used CunIumtly win modicInes.
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Shorthand Special Master Cnm'r.
PALNER AUsTIN, PMS Attv's. mayid
CHERIFF & SPECIAL MASTER5S

- II u lNlI " DI LOlA1 w 40 ! ~ IL -
~ SALE Pursuant TO the command Of order of
sale issued the Court o. Common PloAs Of hoga
Comfy. at the suit uf John Fehy plaintiff against john D.
Cooley Ct al defendants, to me directed shall uteT for
sale a Public Auction at the door Of the Court House,
corner Uf Seneca uni Chumplaln strretsl the City
Cleveland County The 4h daY Of june 1889, a.
N o'clock A. NJ, Ot said day the following described luuds
and teuements, TO wi Situate IN the tuwuhp of Brook
lyu, Cleveland in said County, and Is known by being
part lot No. d3 according the ey of said
township, and is bounded md Described tll w " sW-
uug the north tide OF BRylBy street ui.a uuthe
side Of lands enclosed by Thomas NJ Guue thence
nOrheTv right angles om Bayley street hundred
feet thence westerly uatae with said Bayey fifty
thence at right ANGLES souihOTy hundred feet
said Bailey street. thence aAster said fifty
the place OF beginning together with al the hereda
ments Nnd appurteunc0 theTHuno belonging but subject
| TO all streets and hlgawugs, Appraised at sll3.
| D. i. RlGHrMAN,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-21

Il gives great 10 certify TO the invarable
rativs of The Gracfenherg Marshals Uterine Ca
holcun all Of female dsease aud to the skill and
high moral ChuraCt Of the heulbal Department OF the
Gruolenberg Company. -
J. p. LAMBERT, M. d
Auburn -Four Corners, Penn
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VS.. KRRRUIsH, As.iaI2odI,.. iI I. XII{HEH4N"N' SE'TH

SHERIBF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
~ command Of a wit OF yeld eXponus issued from
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuynh0ga County at the
SUIT o. MeuhtsF Schultz agutnst Eizabeth Brown, TO
G9or o. tAe pouE hoAss jg9gnpr q senecs and Champ
the I'm day Of Juno, 1889, at O'clock M on said day,
the llOwnf described la DIS and enoments wit Sit
uQte IN the city OF Cleveland, GuyahOga County Stale
ol ONO ana known as paris o lots Nos o. and 80 Ia he
gghal Pas o DE- plhge 81 Clesehnd bay ng az foot
line being % sll feet n edgth buTall with lprou street
aud NO itel nor herY there ru aud hnunded by 10y
ten teet h wdh-s nouhWly lme being parallel thore-
with 10 ie0t iu lengh 90 au alley
Appraisod at Slt0O. ILL ......
INn WrIsLEY, plnls AttT, mayii .
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CONTRACTING AGENTS.

JOHN u MOORE, Agent n Y. C. RR No. 2O7 BroaG
way, N. Y.
NJ h. S'AULDING, Agent Spauldne's Express, No 2lO
Broadway, n Y
CHAMHERLIE, THOMAS X co , Proprietors # NIor-
chants Cen NJ Canal Line No. l0l Broadway, N. Y.
Wu; STEWART, Agent levelanl X Ptsburah RailTo5d,
d: b. WILLIAMSON. Agent Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh
abroad Wheeling Va
HUBBY. HUGHES & co, Forwarding AIerchau CIeye-
lari Ohio
MIX Il MORRIS, Forwarding Merchants, Cleveland,
Ohio
u. Q MCDOWELL, Special Agent. Cleveland, o.
d. TALLMADGE, Forwarding Merchant, Milwaukee.
RICHMOND CO., cor. Clark nd South Water streets.
Chicago.
SHELDON PEASE, Managing AGENT
mar6:95a Office font of hIivtiFau n BufTtIo. N Y
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DE- =. NTGH IMAM,
sheriff aud Special Master Comm ssoner.
ATMER plW1g AtttUg rnpV6ta.
GHERTFF X SPEOIGI MAS'TERIS

III ERIFF ~ SPEClAD MASIER'S
~ SALENuticp is uershy VeH that hv virtue Of plu-
lies order OF sale issued tom tho Court OF Common Pleas
q Cuyahoga County Vt the suit of John Coemu ggnsl
MlTOn Bally e. al aud to directed, shan Offer tor
sale at Public Auction at the door Of the Court House,
ION corner Sepeou aud Chnmpaiu ia The CITY Of
Cleveland in said County the 4h day of Iuue 1879 at
O'Clock T. fsnid day tho following described premis
es to wit; Stuatein the township Of Watreusvlle beng
No, In the nth range OF townships IA the Connecticut
Western Reserve Ia the sta OF Ohio and which is also Ia
the County Of CuYuhOgu aud Is knOWn bv being pant
lot s, aud bounded Hs follows egnning al thn Of
road running To Bed ord running south 10 lands owned by
GeOTg Lhey thence uluJg said ae 10 reds the
south along the line 20 lands nwpoi by Alsom SasbuT
thence east along sd uG To The centre Qf he Cleveland
aud ChagTu FAILS PHuk Rood THENCE along SAID road to
tho place OF beginning Burp sed to rOnnin hr acres
subject TO the Ceyrland aud MahOuug Raj road rum ug
through II, Appraised at $50
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am Methodist cl'rNmau, NV heart has fairly aced
to the feeble health Of have nave cd
my rrfuit prCnCling thp Gospel. thmk God however
that have seen all these diseases give way to the Grelcn
hurg MaIshus Uterine CathoCUn whel Il has Teen
used REV. PETER SHARP, Ridgeway, Mich
former Of Western S.afk, Medium 90, o.
C- FOrsao by Druggists and Medicine Dealers thruugh
Ou The State
CJ5s For medicines or agencies address
H. b KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
Anaut tnrn
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Persons IA any part Of the world may he successfully
trrhted 10y forwarding correct detail Of their case
remittance for medicines &c.
address DR.. AMOS & SON, corner Main and Ouay-,ts
Ruftip N. Y 1apgd NyIgsg5
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THE MOST PERFECT ROTATING MOTT
is nhInInnl uiIllnnl the usn OF NRei,hts

The great sid atum To be obtained IN the construction
Of Rn.ary Harows, is simplicity absence of unnecessary
Fiction muiiOn and u ls claimed for this improve
ment tha these valuable requisites have been
creator degree perfection than those presented by any
other rOuiiug arrow In ITS ngements wonder
fu mpcity has every advantage found in all the
best rotating harTOws combined IN one
This harrow having three small circulars continually
voyng will puveriZe tie soil more in going the
ground, than "a common Harrow will three times over.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-21

u Merchandise marked N. T. Co E1prcss,n Will be
forwarded fir m New York y Epres. Freight 4 ain
ovtr he New York Eue Railroad, AID promptly for
wurded from Dunkirk
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-21
BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
Oh SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFsz Al
" Lake Navigation, the Proprietor q HAAtffF
of this Line viii put upon The route nom tfiai ~
Buffalo 10 Chicago seven frst-crasr A B3EEfs5I,lEl
l Sorrow StelmeTs. uI greut stLemslh md spuud.
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D. L. WIGHTMAN
-. sheriff and Spec al Master Commissioner


RIHNI II y DAIlI -Dy ITJub OF q
~ writ FieTi Faclas, issued from the CouIt Of Com
mon Ploas OF Cuyahosa county at ne suit Of Jane, g.
llak, Assignee, YlunlinuFaiust hfs. Mary Riser De
leulunt, ln lei aud shall offer for safe at u-
nc uuc at the door OF tho Court House CORNER OF sen
ect ard Chumpnlu srsets IN the CttY OF Cleveland, ia
s1d county VA the 10Th day uf June, 1850 az Opock =
NJ Of snid day the following described lands aud ten
emonts TO w.t. Stuttu tu tic Of Cleveland county
OF Cq negse Ohio, 9nd Is known as part Of original
aero lot No l5S taud possibly small sT l6Nl heFiu-
Mig on the SQutherY tine of Euclid street huYtwu iret
Eustary from hhugt Alley iheupB SOutheTy rallei with
tha uC OF SAID uey TO Huron street, thence EnStery
he Northery line m Huron str fOy-eight feet thence
NOrthttB parallel Wi the line OF Short Aueyt Eucld
street. hence Westerly tho line Of lid street fur
eight feet to tho place Of beginning he the more or
less
Appraised at $4,000
~ yppp,,,o,s D. /, YlGHTMAN, Sheriff
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p1- These Lines connect Cleveland with the Cleve-
laud, Detroit and Lake Superior Limo
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u- Property forwarded by this Line will bo subject 60
but one trunsAlp pment.
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FORMING A TRI-WFEKLY LINE

And rrunIus in connection at Bufia % with the NEW
YORK CENTRAL R and the MERCHANTS CEN
TRIAL LINE or CANAL BOATS on tho Fro Canal,
and at ClCvel1nd v i d the CLEVELAND 4 FITISRURG
RAILROAD, touching al Detroit Mucliuuc Shehoygau,
Port Washington, Milwaukee, Racine; Kenusha and Wau-
kegun,
This Line IS now PREPARED to Issue contracts aud give
thrJugh reCel It's for property rom ri sburgh. Wheeling
Ceveluud to Detroit. Shebuygan. Port Wash ugon Mil
waukee Racine, keuosha, Wuukegau Chirag and 90 all
points on the Railroads leldng CnCngu Mllvau
kee, and to all prominent points the Upuer Nissg-
srp River
1hr the only Line running from Cleveland TO the
Upper Lakes with any regularity
The liberal Gouage exrenaed 10 the Line the past sen
SON. nv the travelling pub c, has induced the Propretors
greHty increase their pas seugers aud
In desiring cheap safe and conf rtube route Will find
It by takInl this route.
Insurance proDety shipped by this Line bo obtain
ca gl les rate nan by any other 1t having within the two
past seasons tran ported property exceeding
sixteen MILL n dollars vllue, without any loss
With the unequaled facilities the proIrotors hone to-
receive liberal patronage
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-02-15

nifty for the expenses Of tho war. Sir, il
we desire to acquire Cuba by negotiation,
let us negotiate. The President discaims
and disdains to seek it by war directly
Are we to understand him and a majority
of the Committee here that they ask us to
bring Spainindirectly into war in order that
we may conquer Cuba? That would be to
impute to the President and tho committee
bad faith, which l must utterly disclaim.
These considerations satisfy my mind
that it is not expected, that it is not intend
ed, that Cuba shall be acquired in conse-
quence of this proceeding; but that it is
supposed that some other advantage, some
domestic and local benefit will bo secured
TO tho President of the United States, by
provoking debate on this subject in Con
gress. SO | do not so much undervalue
the intelligence of tho American people as
To apprehcnd any such result. The propo.
sition seems to be an empty one, an idle
one, q ludicrous one, and il it were not for
violating the respect due to the President
of the United States and the majority Of
the Committee who sanction it, | should
say a ridiculous one.
There is play which we have some
times seen at the theatre, in which the he
roine is an honest housewife, who has
propensity for buyiug everything at auc-
ton, aud she is always able to assign at
least one good reason for it, namoly, chat,
though tho article bought is not wanted at
the time, yet it is cheap, and it will be so
handy to have it if it shall ever be wanted.
So, one day she bonght huge dosr-pate,
sold at an auction of neighbors furniture,
on which was inscribed in largo letters tho
name of "Thompson," spelled with a "p,"
although her own name as well as her hus
bands was Tooile. When the indignant
Mr.. Toodle called her to account for the ex-
pcnsc, "why," she said, show do you
know, y dear, that we shall not ono day
have child, and that that child may not
be daughter, and that that daughter may
not be married to somebody, and just as
likely as not that somebody will be man
named Thompson and his name may be
spelled with 'p' daughter, so it will then
just fit exactly. 1 could not help buying
it, because it was so cheap, and it will be
so handy, you krow,..to have it lin the
house." That, Sir, is exactly the value Of
this great Presidential demonstration, made
think, to retrieve the sinking and wasting
fortunes of an Administration that has dis
appointed its own immoderste desires not
more than the less sanguine expectations of
the American people,
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-02-15
Citizens OF Kansas in q Missouri JaIi..
Threats TO Burn them at the Stake!.-
Great Excitement in Kansas.


Some days ago, we published an account
Of the capture Of several runaway negroes
in Kansas, by party of armed men from
Platte county, Missouri, and also the ar
rest, without warrant, Of Mr.. Doy and his
son, citizens Of Kansas, upon the charge Of
having kidnapped the former. These men,
together with the negroes were taken to
Missouri by night marches. The Leaven-
worth Times, Of the Goth ult., gives the fol-
lowing account Of what had occurred after
their arrival at Weston:
On arriving at Weston, DR.. Doy and sor
were subjected to every conceivable insult
and indignify. They were refused cup
Of water, and thrust the felons, into dirty
cell. A mob of Westonan ruffians collect
cd about taunting the prisoners and infiic-
ting severe personal injuries. In day or
two the kidnapped white meh were bfo't
before magistrate. The trial was held
in large hall securel for the aceommodd-
,ion Of the rabble, who desired 10 lynch
our innocent and manly citizens. DR.. Doy
plead for himself and son. He made
most noble effort. No charges would be,
could be, Tprefcrrcd against them. If hc
had committed any crime hc claimed tho
privilege of suffering for it in Kansas, from
which had he been so unjustly wrested,
and 10 which he looked for. support and
confidence.
The result of tho mock trial was, as
matter Of course, that both the prisoners
were remanded to the county Jail, at Platte
City-ihe ,lest of ali vile holes in tho
border.
Both the Doctor and his son were hand
cuffed, mounted behind niggcrs. surrounded
by q booting crowd, and marched through
tho public streets. On arriving in front Of
tho Jail the Doctor raised his voice to pro.
test, in the namc ola Kansas frecmen, n
gainst the outrages hcaped upon him His
son, too, also essayed to speak. All that
either asked was n hearing and fair trial.
The crowd would listen to nothing, and
bestowed kicks and blows upon tho mana
clcd and helpless prisoners, who were final
ly slowed away in a dungeon.like cell. A
vote was then taken rs 10 what should be
their fate. II was frat decided that they
should 10 burned at the stake. The next
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1859-02-15

ES The following "good one" is from
tho last number Of the Louisville Journal;
The Washington correspondent Of For.
neys Press says, "tbe Douglas feeling in
the South is getting to be contagious. We
sec that many Of his friends arc catching
it,"
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STOVES.

TNARMERS AIR TIGHT, WESTERN EMPIRE, EAGLE
II Air Tight Forest Air Tight, Clinton Air Tight, Pre-
MUM Stoves Of Albany castings, Self Regulator, Fold
ing Irsing and Cottage Parlor stoves, Heavy and
Light PateStoves, for Dining Rooms, School houses
'c4i357 MITCHELL.
w MOTT TRR
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R.E.BROWN,

an B. Il. BROWN,
.SmHM WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER
VIZ Respectfully informs the inhabitants
eM .Tkz OF Hllsdale County that he has opened
\%S.E<gra Shop in Hillsdale for the purpose ofre-
pairing Clocks Watches, Jewery, Fans, Paraso husi'
cal Instruments, &c.
All work warranted. shopin Huyck's Grocery Store.
Hillsdale, Nav 10th 1855 B. r BROWN.
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ET Good slcighing about these days.
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REMOVED

TOMPKINS' MEAT MARKET
"ASbeen removed TO one door above Keating's old
Store, Main street, where he IL prepared 10 furn.
ish the best quality of
FREsH MEATS
atreasonableprices a. Also ALI kinds Of Vegetables
C.ToMPKINs.
Aug. IL. 1857. aur25f
CrRAw CUTTERS FOR SALE AT THE
- HlILSDALE FOUNDRY.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
kZfft3 J.J. STEADMAN, REsIDENTDEN
tvyYYP list " III attend TO all calls in his pro-
- fesson. He has removed his Office to
Kings Block, over Ames' Book store.
NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE.
~ is GREAT JOURNAL OF CRIME AND CRiMI-
Hsls isin its 18th year, and is widely circulated
throughout the country ltcontains all the Trials
Criminal Cases, and appropriate Editorials the same.
together information Criminal matters not TO
found in an Y other newspaper.
1@subscriptions, So per annum; 81, for six months
to be remtted by Subscribers (who should write their
names, and the town. county and State. where they
side planyDto r. A. SEYMOUR,
Editor Proprietor of Police Gazette New
York apr2S57y1
NEW FOUNDERY IN HILLSDALE
NNHE subscriber having opened new Fouudery in
i Hisdale. Is prepare 10 furnish CASTINGS Of all
kinds and ofths best material the country affords He
has also on hand. and made to order
PL0WS OF THE MOST APPROVED KINDS
SCRAPERS, &C., and all kinds Of castings used the
farm resewhere He Is also prepared and ready 10 do
any kind of job in his line matter what whether u
Is astove gridde the largest kind OF machinery,
short notics, and reasonable terms Please give
call, Foundery Rail Road street pposite Chandlers
Steam Poundery.
Remember tits SPARROWs FoUNDERY
HENRY SPARROW.
Hlsdale, Nay oath, 1853. may2Sy1
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rARMERiS 8 TOR 81!
JEWELRY STORE.

watch. Clock, rnd Jewelry lie iepnrnG. M,
THE SUBSCRIBER HAS REMOVED HIS JEWEbhh
store the east side OF Broad ST. opposite ms ola
Stand whore he NAV be found at all seasonable hours
eadv 10 do work in his line of business on short notice
t-Heaiso keeps Watches, Clocks, Spectacles Jewel
ry Pens and Pencil Cases for sale g3on gusy
and at the most reasonable prices. l.T. BIZ An
Hillsdale, Oet.13th, 1857.
r THINK the mistaken, who says we refuse CAsh
4 az the County Store. l.. B. BAIDY.
IIillsdale, March %, '5S.
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NILISDAIE EXCHANGE.
NY w q unEG OPPOSITE TILE PASSENGER HOCS

BY W. q. HOEG, OPPOSITE HE fAoSENur.h 49,
connected with plank walk, and tLee omhinus, W
nces to any part Of the Country ON reasonable terms
Cash paid for Coprse Gram and Provisions Having
rehuiIt and and replenishsd present onr patrons
aud friends with this Card hoping we mSy hetter set
the reception of guests and increase our bus
mess by close attention. Returning our thanks Ior
mast PATRONAGE. we invite encouragement for thetn-
IIillsdale Oct. 10, 81.
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NLROAD STREET, BETWEEN MANNING ASn
X West Streets. The subscriber wishes to return ns
sincere thanks to thossrrends who have favored nm,
with their patronage at the same time time, TO ca
tbejrattention to the and well selected stocko
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEST'Gs, &C.
lie has lust received from New York City, all Of which
no feels to sell at the lowest price or patern,or
.nake into garments as may suit the purchaser.
t Cutting done on his own Invented I'm ~.
SYSTEM and warranted to be INFERIOR TO none'
Et9r to most; r. Iath ,s7 r. ROWE.
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OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE SQUARE-P. STRUNK Pro-
prietor This House isarge and commodhous, recent.
y rebuilt and furnished and located in convenient
and pleasant part of the village. lnnel on
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SUERNIAN HOUSE
r ashion able Drapery and Tailoring.

ny STANTON Il TIFFANY, JACKSON, MICH-oP-
nnsite Mich Central Railroad Depot. General stage
Office at this House.
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* Il G. u LAR
MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS AND VICKSBURG
LINE OF BOATS,
James Johnson, Nashville. Z. Howard, and
Red Rover,

one Of these Boats viii leave Nashville every 9TH
er cay AT noon time from Nashyil Memphis For
weight Hours; Nicksburg Five Days and to New
Orleans in Seven DAYS
Boats leave Ma hVle every dav and wait for the
arrival Of the Passenger Trains before starting.
For first class accommodation upon the Boats Tick
cts can be proc red AZ the different points prices
named IN the annexed Schedi le OF Rates
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Fresh Arrivals.
TENTs Can KID top Caters.
VI Geuts f4tett LusIiier eaters.
Gents Cali Hi do.
Gents iAstsng sad Calf It'd oxfords.
Genie tlove hid French Ties.
GeEts ane Cali fanapSole Blots-
With variety % other Ety lee Il GaifeFs and dress
Shees, Jast opeued. JOHN RAAAGk,
may7-i - College STREET
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Magnificent Scheme!
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
$4,000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery
OF della ARE.
CLASS NJ
70 be drawn in Wilmington Del Saturday Jupa o5,b
SPLENDID SCHEME.

oo,olo prizes. .amOuntinRtO 900
Tickets So Halves So Quarters IS, Eighths 81 so.
Package of &c Whole Tickets at S2OcOsts. go. $500
There are II drawn ballots and each ballot be-
ing worth $40, makes .................SZ4O
10 per cent of, making Observation-Disclosures. SO
Leaves Observation-Disclosures. 2O4
Leaving risk to the purchaser .......... 1915
PERSONS who desire need only remit the risk
Package, for which we will send Certificate fol-
lows:
ACerti6cate OfPackage of 20 Wholes costs. $500 90
do. do. 26 Halves. $50 90
90. DO 70 Quarters. IS 90
40 do. 20 EIghIhs, 81 so
SH- All orders addressedto FRANCE, BRoADBENTs &
20, wilmington Del. viii meet with prompt atten-
uOn and the printed official drawings sent as soon as
FRANCE BROADBE.NTS 4 co
maySI Managers.
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Notice to Shippers.

% bIIIpIJUI ,.
Isi-zs5s9 Lil.S-zIs5 s17z= &ln
I2.-E.lS Y - en- s-.sssssSSs~=FEY
being OF the utmost importance for The prono-
protection of the Track and 10 Keen o,lt ~ ~.
way OF gravel and other trains that freight trains la
run at regular uniform rate Of speed which ., NV
De accomplished by running schedu c time. there
Iel IN order thar the freight trains may be ron on
the time laid down Ia the schedule il h orgerol ~,
aiter thirty days from this date freight Will be re-
eeived by the Nashville and Chauanooea Railroad
Company at Schedule stations only.
+ ". COLE.
Sup't Of Transportation \. 4 c. r. r
jan22-n " H.
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Golden ,yrup! Golden Syrup !

Ok HAIr BaEs .; Ices eslssa s.1P'
ssss rsesisss and very Superior srs,sls. for sale
ns,.s cAnrfR. wlIsFoRD CO.
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ITEare II recelpt Of, asd III keep constantly co
w hand, alarge stock Il supersoF Oak AHd Hen
ock Tanned Sole leather, which Oder 20 The sFads
ths lowest possible ngures.
ara &C. ANDERSON.
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Irish Patataes.

II sioTs and fpF saie lea 6arFes 81 szreiient Irish
L 1ots1sss aJxffI. iistfkk 90.
sPFs-u :
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And 2l2 Approximations prizes ranging from $40
up to $500.
20, 1865 prizes. amounting to 1881 500
WholeTicketssIO; Halves So; QuartersS2 80
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Shirts ard Underwear.

W. are now Receiving supsTb assortment Of
w skirts, 1f the latest patterns, wKfanted 60 o.
veil and be made IA urst rate style. Also, every
variety Of seasonsbie Underwear o. SIX lssk
Thread ,f4sLiasre, MeriDo. Cotton, Muslin &C, &C.
Tor sal by J. IL Ac6llL
IA r2s-if
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NKaGnINceMt Scheme

TO BE DRAWN
EACH SATURDAY IN JTNE
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Steamboats,.
New Orleans & Nashville Packet

- HE tine Passenger and a c1T~--n -
freight steamer EASTPORT rz-zOS1sssSzSSz3
F. Wood, Master, will continue uzzsz5=zsz=s-srrs
in the above trade the entire making regular
trips be ween this city and New Orleans. The EAST
PORT fast, of light dranght, and well adapted for
the Cumberlandrive r trade.
nov24-tf A. HAMILTON, Agent.