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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-11-11
Cnoiee Coft0n LANDS.

Agent Of the late FRANCIS Street, Of Mssis
sppi will SELL auction CLAKENDoH, all the Lands
Monroe county Arkansas the FIRST MONDAY being the
7th 1sy) November and The second MOGDAI Of
Lands III Jackson county apd On he d MONDAY ~ koyen-
Der eins the 2s will SELL At PocAHoNTAs, afthe LAnes IN
Randolph county, Arkansas In al cases one od VIII Be re-
served for the estate.
TERMOne ourth cash. its equivalents residue in one,
two and three years. bearing interest om sale Win Lien 70 "
tbs payment.
Until the frst EeEemheE OF thess Lnls offered
Irfp1ts sale and Offers invited On application
Louisville Ky ,pias, &c will be furnished. These
among selected and best Lands Of Arkans-abOVe
overflow titles perfect, and 81 TO hhe navigation.
july7td GEO. HANCOCK.
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GROCERIES.
10 NT Il H II r A N o Il +,
No. Al Broad street, Nashville, Tenn.
WIF0sEsALE
Groceries and Liquors
OF ALL KINDS,
BACON LARD, FZU0R AND PRODUCE OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION.
E prepared showa large and well stock
Va of (srOCe rieS and Liquors. to which We invite
he inspection cash buyers and determined TO sell as
cheap cheapest aucOnsalWays excpted We know We can
~ them "a good inducements other house the trade
CaIIoD ifeh4-sitn J0YNT K TREANOR
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Kirkpatrick, Nevins & Co.,
REOETVIYG. FORWARDING AND EE0LESALB
GROCERY MERCHANTSs
MARKET TREET, NASHVILLE TENNESSEE,
TTAVE now in store large and complete assortment
4 Groceries, embracing
AeU 1Eisars Sugsss, al grsdeai
RI0lasses, in barrels and half barrels;
Coffee, large and complete stock;
Rsisins full stock with Teas, Candles, Sardnes, Mack
sre Glassware asso~ed Peczns together with all kinds Of Gro
sIes usually kent in tde Grocery line. Our stock Of
REkANDIESs WINES, WHISKY &Css
We think cannot surpassed in this any other market
our heavy stock goodB in store invite the attention Of
the trade -.
may2S-d NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 70.
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EE4NDRICH q KUBLY,
ornomelitaI Trees and Evergreens.
$50 REWARD

THOR the apprehension end delivery Of SAMUEL HoOsBR
So under Ghavge 81 ouageeusy having broken open The
houses Of william Hamilton aud JaIaes Christopher, E Intent
to commit murder has made Els escape and is rnnHpg a. srgs
The above viii therefore be paid to Who will DE-
liver the said ooser Sheriff Of Wilson county that be
mey be brought ta justice
Said Hoossr % years Of about ave fest ten uches
HIGH bEt. rather sandy hair, has at this time
wound from gun shot in the light arm below the elbow
J. N. CHRISTOPHER,
Cladeayille
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- n a..scocE g. g.. EEWsOM. W. T. sAfdtEt1f
Err. GLAsCOCK & CO.,
No a College street. Nashville Tenn, next door to Mer.
ban Bank dealers and sgents for the pGf ana safe oi
REAL EST IL
renting Houses and Land in tae Clty or
Country,
;I d their undivided attention 70 the Lection o. claims
NRGOTIAIING LOANS e's &c'
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10. EDWARDS. 4 siLKEsoh. l. f.ADNAANs-
EDWARDS, GILKESON & co..
tsucessors 10 EdEardsA
Wholesale GrOcerss Commission Merchants
AND
Dealers I'm Fine BrandieS, Wines,
CIGARss &cis
Corner College and Church streets,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
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mhI9-dd
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOB SALE
TWISTING make other investments, propose to sell
w all our Real Estate in Davidson county, as follows
THAT SUBURBAN RESIDENCE,
situated on Franklin Turnpike, within half mile Of the cys
and opposits the residence of the late Joseph W. Horton
Containing about Forty Acres.
commanding site in theYcnity OF Nash
Vile and desirable country residence. The house viii
he sod with or is asFes land the purchaser choose
THAT VALUABLE FARM
known as the Sim Tract situated The S4h Turnpike od
Lebanon road within three miles Of Nashville containing O
sr5 Fhe soil good it is we'll EeTed and tbered and can
be divided small tracts Of twenty acres and upwards 81 OF
which are admirably adopted for country residences gar
dens and dairy farms. Also, that
BEAUTIFUL FARM
on same road now occupied T. c. hcCappbe and formerly
Owned by Thos Harding containing AbOEt $50 acres This
nlaceis 50 well need further description It will
also divided to purchasers. T. c. AcCampDei viii show
these places to any who will call.
All the above property will be sold on reasonable TERMS ana
A., a credit of one two, three and four years
o. - n v s. Lindsey Nashville, either Of TIE
,APrls - THOS. C. McC CAMPBELL,
uH''s-'~'' Six miles Nashville
J. A. MCCAMPBELL,
To- Nashville
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-22
The following the stock in this city Of the sew
srsl articles named made Saturday,
Review of the Cleveland Wholesale Produce
Market, for the week ending March 81, 1853,

RErKRKScE sEISG THE TABLES
CoRDAGE-Rem quiet at our quotations
FEATHERs-Ars slow of sale at 44945c.
FLOUR-There material change in the market
since review Buye show little dspOs-
ton purchase figures of holders and the business OF
the week has been small Among the transactions we note
lot Of 800 choice at s696s7; and one Of
$50 bbs good do at $ The shipments by lake for the past
week have amounted to $3.50 bbls and the stock hand
has fallen o-aOuntng bb against % bbls last
week For quotations see table.
RYE FLOUR-Has sold in moderate quantities, to supply
the local demand, at ss,2s9s5o
N'II5ouE IL
at SI,s29l Is per ewt.
FRUITs-Contnue quiet. There have been no sales OF
dried apples quotations are nominal Green apples are
selling At S45l per bb Dried peaches quiet
light demand at our quoaons Taer change to hotc
in foreign frus Lemons oranges supply
sell at $3.50 2 box for rs-paeksd
GRAIN-WEEAT-Tls receipts of wheat have been light
and sales have limited carloads The range
sales has been $asO for very light Indiana to choice
Ohio red Both these prices extreme figures and
considerably from quotation of the market which
would be 81 81 for good red track There have been
no sales of white, and quotations nominal.
CORN-HRs ruled dull and boders experience cOnsiderA
BE deuly in eeeng sales by the carload sc track
The amount in store. though small. is increasing
0ATS-Con;inue arrive very spsrngy. Prices with
change from last week and remain 5295Sc for
track 662c for old FROM ssors lot Of I'D bush old
brought only SIC on track
RYE-Continues nominal at 9Oc.
BARLEY-I lower and has sold during the at7Oc-s
decline Of S4c The demand is light and the stock the
market considerable
BEANs-Hsve very quiet and are worth ssIs7 for
al Qualities good quality of white bringing slsaiss
GRooERIEs-There Is change except in nOas-
ses, which have declined lc, and sell as s994Oc.
The New Orleans True Delta Ofths ed up the sugar
nr vrheh 80 hara
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C0MMERCIhL.


Business the produce lire continues to be materially
stricted 6y light receipts The total arrivals of wheat by
rail amount about bus aad Of corn and other grains
TO only carload Of each We notice that the same
complaint is made At most other points the lakes and is
generally attributed 20 the condition Of the roads in the inte
or Other articles coming slowly and business is
consequently dull
There has been but tile change in prices during the week
Wheat is lower Barley is in light demand and also lover
Corn is dull though without quotabs change. Eggs have
declined considerably.
The following table shows the receipts for the past week Of
the principal articles Ofproduee The table embraces only the
amounts consigned here:
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Drums
GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicines.
HONE TESTInToNY.

HARTFORD. Trumbull Co., Ohio March I, 1857.
hereby certify that have been dealing the Grasen-
berg Medicines for the past year. an5 truly say that
hay offered any medicines to the public that
met with the decided appreciation of the people like these
par cularly the Pills and CathOc0n They will readily
perform all and more than is promised for them. have
sold about y bottles OF the CethocOn the past
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NEW YORK MARKET-Narch ?


for Stas snd western firm and uncnangsd;
sslss ~ Dds At SsS5 30 for super State; Ss5096 50
~ s1rS STATE SS5oa6eo superfne WESTERN S656
Se9 l0l extra westerns for common to fair ex-
TIA found hoop Ohio the market closing S.e v aIa sn
nSar % quiet; sass q 800 b5ls St SSS9Z0 for sxtrs.
Wnss.-suoyani; s1lss Of . 0ea bus sl1e9I 50 for
amber southern; 81 81 for whi-e Mich 49,
Rys-Quiet n oa95c
BATley-Active; sales Of $500 bus at 7a(as5c
Carn-Steady; saies Of 900 bus at ssa9c for yeov
Jersey and southern; mixed western nominal At oOc
Qas-Lower Al 5657c for STATE and sOasc for western
and Canadian
WhiskysisAdy; sales Of 30 bbls a. 81 and 80 hhds
drudge at sc
POfk-Market lower sales Of hoo bbls at SIS 8als Is
teS 1 asS ness Sl176 for old ness Sls2 for prime; and
Bsef.AesiSs salssof 500 bbls at sssaa7 GO for country
plime Sa5Od8o0 for country mess. $9S00lI Is for
pIe6Eea e1 Cahaleage mess sl2f09l3 for extra do.
6llns Mess Besf-Fnm AZ Sl7G1O.
30 halns-klrmer; sales OF 80 bbis SlT10dl7S 50
s5c. . u VI ~ to1ss Comoeiiano mlaales Al
MestsTEiTn sales of 200 packages at es7e for
srfDeloess -1o e53lezc fer hams
dressed Hogs- Quiet at s6slsr
IATo-k1rmer, sales Of 5f7 NE =. 111<,a,a.,,
and is for ss3 .eer and depressed i0se for Ohio
Cheese-ActiVs At eG1le.
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Alarm Spring Sash Balance
PAT EN- t E D
March I'd, 1858, by

FHos. DENHAM 4 JOSEPH W. BRIGGS 81
OfCleveiand, Ohio
THE SPRING AND ITS ATTACH.-
ments are perfect substituts for weisnts anu Poi
evr a1d baanres The sash at desireq PONY
ALARM bV the rnisng lowering ol ~ - -
easilv eppiied 70 windows IN e1iid Ie-t ~ No.,
Is ~ Ilov-ing is from the 4-As1ei
Builders OF CleveiAnS q Ohio Noyemher, ls5e
as-151eas.-yre the und ersigned, hay
,1s;nsd : !, vo1r ALARM SPRlNG sash BALANCE.
- ,,f recor END II aS an
~ and superior to anything Tor axe p1rpos
- sel seen patented. The sash osing BAL
sncsd and burglar proof togeheI yt s -
Of CONSTRUCTION, ano -
scb com ely tTing Is selent gl.rsIiy
bst generous public vii adopt u ano II "1 CONS mo
general use A..s;t - Flrfldar
j. N a,5 = aniideT Geo. Campbell..-.. do
u- Tusraer .BuilderlG II. Kidney do
~ " .s..a :, =. Tsrrsv DO James Budge.i---.-- do
~ \ ~ SI,hh,a nh 40 A Brainard- DO
Z n Ar ctfies 30 Isl H Richardson. do
uiiiieTn Coliisfef do In. NJ Wa d.-..I-..- do
Henry Blair..------. DO ~ Soiansl..-f' ~
z. B. Young 90 ..Stl n ,,,-.c,-
j. Piper. co tJonu -
ohm Gill. -Confractor ana DolnASA-
rs;s 49, e Il, ON arhbition At the Paint and Glass
Warehouse Of 7. CENHAh, NO ~ ruenc equ-l9,- =,
County and State Rghfsf for AS o7 ne Paenleea oe'
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Transportation.
ORaN 1859. EEE -
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.

THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
WILL during the present their well Known and
popular Line of
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
OgdensburGh & OswegO. and Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and 0swego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And a SEMI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil
waukee and intermediate Ports,
Connecting al ogdsnsburgh with the
Ogdensburgh & Vermont Central R. R. Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington. Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at Oswego with the
New OsWego Line of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
BetrOeen os1oegO, Troy, Albany and NsnO York,
Connecting alsoat Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK L ERIE RAILROAD,
And forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk, Cleveland and Sandusky, and IA
TRI-wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Chicago and intermediate Ports
y Property forwarded by this Line will be subject to
but one transhpment.
r5- Merchandise marked IN t. Co Express will be
forwarded from New York by Express Freight Train
OVER the New York s Ere Railroad and promptly for
warded from DunkiIk-
CF These Lines connect at Cleveland with the CleVe-
land, Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
APPLY TO
MXERS Agent MT n S9 10 No NJ ~ BTSsdwsy IN N
CHAS. S TAPP N. 9th and Chestnut ST., Phila-
S. D. CALDWELL, Agent, Dunkirk
CHAMBERLIN. CRAWFORD CO., Cleveland
j. r McBETH. Agent Sandusky.
VIM. T. WALKER, Agent, Toledo.
f. r. MATHEWS. Agent Detroit, Mich
N W. GRAHAM & CO Cairo, Iii.
J. S. CHENOWErH Co, Cincinnati. o.
H 2. WIBORG & Co, Fulton City, III.
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N. t. Co, No 50 State street,
A. .cUsHMAN. Agent v c. Line. No lOs State Street.
Boston
T. F. CHURCH, Agent Rouse's Point, N. Y
C. L THOMPSON Treas. N. T. Co, Ogdensburgh, Ny.
GEORGE PARKER, Age. {, " +"
J. H. CRAWFORD, Milwaukee, Wis.
J HALE.
MeHENRY & BARKER, Racine, Wis
MATHER s. CO. Chicago.
FIFE l. MICHAEL. St Louis.
JACOB WASHBURNE, Davenport, Iowa.
Office of the Northern Transportation Company,
Cleveland. Feb. 18th. 1859
marlqP6 CHAMBERI,IN President
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he best results IN every case.
J. II. C. JOHNSON Medical Agents

Read what Dr. Bushnell says of the Graefenberg 1edi-
cines DR. B. ply sican Of extensive practice and
of the most successful in the county (rumbuI in which
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sewirts A1atbines.
ssQUAKER CITY"
DOUBLE THREAD
Family SesCtMg sNTacIt1ie,

Only $50 and sou.
THE citizens of Cleveland, and all
L others interested in Family Sewing Machines, are
invited ts call and examine for themselves this
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine the very latest Improvement lpatent
granted 18th Of August ls and IS acknowledged by all
good judges to be Family Sewing Machine shat has
long been wanted has the advantages OF ali the old
patents without their complicated machnerydoes Just
gsOd work and be sold great deal cheaper, while its
durability and simplicity will commend itself 70 al
II sews from ordinarr spOOls, without rewlndng
1t and fine work with equal facility, and has
very elastic stitch that w1lnOt MP although every fourth
stitch be cut
Each Machine is warranted in perfect oT6er and full and
explicit directions accompany each Machine; and is SO
SIMPLE that its operation be learned thoroughly In one
hour.
1t is not liable to get out Of repairs easily Oiled and
runs very easily, while there to work on 1t
than any Machine in the market.
This Machine makes beautiful Embroidery Stitchi also
gathers nicely.
this the first opportunity the citizens of Cleveland
had Of buying this Machine they cordially invited
to call and examine them at WEDDELL HOUSE BLOCK
BANK STREET, before purchasing elsewhere
ER chance offered TO Spectators wishing to
buy County Rights Mr. North seventy-two Counties
to SELL this state All letters addressed to him will
ceive prompt attention.
WALTER C. NORTH.
ociE6 General Agent for stare Of Ohio.
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cines DR. B. Is ply sican Of extensive practice and
ofthe most successful in the county rumbu in which
he resides.
and Marshas Cathohcon, sold here by J. II G Johnson
in my practice 10 my entire satsiaet9n They good
Hartford, Trumbull Co.. O., March l. ISL
st1dy has diseases Of females They have generally
baed my best Efforts obtaniIg the materials COMPOSING
gave them fair trial and lound myself abundantly
symptoms Of about the cases and could one
ten. Now radically cure al leass sevens in we1-
thOlicon the greatest blessing females have met with
J. H. WILLIAMS, NJ. D., Charleston.
West Bedford, CoshOcton Co, Nay IL, 1851.
Mr H Hingsley SIr ~ have been selling ing the Med
and have variably found them TO give good satsacon
larry as their tea and coffee and with my trade they have
become staple article Msrshals Uterine CaIhollcon
diseases One ldy sold it 70 told me that she had
ed more benefit from one bottle than she did from long
course OF medical treatment by the most sklhu phys
Jan. 1, 1853. JAMES WILSON.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.
Female irregularities, weakness uterine displacements,
and all local uterine difficulties and constitutional troubles
OF wsmen: are entirely cured BY THE GRAEFENBERG
IN this connection Miss Beecher Of the Rev Hen
y Ward Beechsr IN letters 70 the people l29 says
male cousins all married, and all delicate and ailing
cannot ecall Zen married LADIES' bonn in this century and
country who are perfectly healthy In cases. however
saw that health has rpy taken the place Of disease and
ladies have become robust strong vigorous and healthy
Mrs Gleason Of El Beautiful indeed is the
conding, trusting Of woman but how much does
need TO be protected by watchfuness that will lead her
in time of disease appeal to medical adviser Of sce
tc education. worth and purity of character" An
these may be secured by addressing the GaefenbeIg Com
pany.
1t gives great certify to the nvarable Gu
ratve action of the Graefenberg Mnrshas Uterine Ca
thocon in all cases Of female disease and the skill and
high moral character Of the hedbal Department Of the
Graefenberg Company.
J. P. LAMBERT. NJ. D,
Auburn -Four Corners, Penn
am Methodist clergyman My heart has fairly ached
to witness the feeble health Of women have travelled
my circuit preaching the Gospel thank God however
that have all these diseases give way the Graeen
berg Marshas Uterine CathOcOn. wherever it has
used Rev. PETER SHARP, Ridgeway, Mich,
former y Of Western Stark, Medina o., o
- For sale by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
out the State
y For medicines or agencies address
H B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
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DARK ifssrfSa'I B. CLARK, CHARLES G.

DARK b. CLARK, CHARLES G..
kellogg and Daniel A. White, defendants in said
lsss the slid plaintiff filed his petition in the Court
Se Of Ohio which e b Tpsy Sb ed GHya9oS IN he
Dart ana Helen Dart mortgaged said Park B. Clark The
ship Of East Cleveland the County of Cuyahogs and
state g ONO beng number in the eleventh OF
as part Of lot No 49, ant IS bounded follows beginning
north % chains and links TO stone on the ives; line of
said lot thence north iO degrees chains Il links
s degrees west one chain to stone in the OF said
Stone On The el pe q I @ 1 efIas bsIr q links to
degree east 3 chs 50 ks thence south l9 degrees east 10
stone at the north Of the school lot thence
south 46 desrees chains p links to stone 10 The
centre Of ShakerToad thence south ~ degrees
south degree west lsI links the north line
o. land owned by Joseph Saight said line
y chains and $ links to the place # beginning Also a
part OF lot and also art of lot 49, beginning north
A. thence east Is links to stone the line of said lot
hsnee sonih s dsgrees west chains g links 20
Al The south west corner OF Oliver James thence west
eh.irs 81 Inks thence norh < degree east % csiss Il
Inks IN the centre Of the road e A. Duy's south line
TO stone at the south west of his land thence
hne OF the ot thence east IL chains and IS inks to the
place Of bee1nnns the whole contain 100 700 acres
ae.Trording to the surveyof J. @ saKion-
secure the payment Of sI promssory notes made
sald Duranson Dart said Park B. Clark and described
iooWs; All dated December lst, 1856 and payable with
interest nualy for $500 payable December LIST ls
December lsi s5s one for $500 due June Is ss one for
$500 due December lst 1860, and for Sls5 June
said petition further states thzt said first described note
was payable to said Clark order was bE him jud0rs
cd 70 the ntln and that 1t IS due and unpaid and that by
sad endorsement said Clark transferred to the plaintiff an
said mortgage was len for record in the Recorder oe n
s9d county on the Sd day Of January 1851 and record
ed jan 9Th, 1851 and that the named defendants
nave or claim to have interest lien upon pres
es The object and prayer Of said petition iudsment
against the said Duranson Dart the $3.50 with in
$50 from the 9Th day Of Decenber on $3.50
IRON ths sh day OF DecembeT 1883 for the sale of the
properly SAID Judgment, and
proper relief.
Said defendants notified that they required to ap
April, ls59. - ' -
S. B. F. J. PRENTISs,
ieDSsbWZA Att,Ts for Plff
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DR.. AMOS & son,
A CURE Warranted.


DR.. AMOS SON have devoted their attention exclu-
svey 10 this peculiar class Of maaf and the relief they
have consequently been enabled to fellow
lures is fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by
escent patients and others daily arriving town from al
parts OF the country for the purpose MY of consul
tatons hie their eIerOns have been ed by the
signal advantages yet from what they have
requiring into the Of these infectious oomnants
rom their most simple condition to that of the most dan
gerou and inveterate they have always Entertained n
possibility Of their prevention, and removal and likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant forms
OF disease could almost invariably be traced the
following causes Ignorance, neglect the bad effect
uusklu and improper treatment; therefore DR.. AMOS
SON have succeeded in discovering the selection
their remedies safe eectual and cautious course omit
ting all combination Of remedies whch bear eQuiVoca
Character well those whose injudicious
might be productive O bad consequences in the
hands OF private individuals In short the laudabe end
their remedies is the lessening of great mass of human
misery by the alevation relief aud prevennn Of those
gnevons Affections hate IN reality the foes of life
and which, while they extensively surround call
FOR our skill and mterfs in their determination
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
lnmbus Cincinnati, Cleveland and Ere and Cleveland
and Pittsburgi Railroads.
At SolOL with hacks to Chagrin Falls. sc.
At Mantua with hacks Tor RzTenna &C.
At Braceyille with hacks TO Newton Fails. &c
At Wanen with hacks to ShAreu, Green6s1 MeadS5ils
Bloomfield Canfeld. &c
At YOUNGSTOWN, with stages for New Castle PolAEI
Lowell, and Enon YaIlsJ, and thence BY P +. W. &C r.
B. to Pittsburgh.
C1aveIana Feb O. 1sse - - - =
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NEW TREATMENT,

Buffalo Medical DiSpensary
Established for the cure Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, FeUer and Ague,
Asthma, b1cipient Consumption, Lajfrm-
ities of Youth and Old Age DC.
E NO MERCURY USED. n
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ition at the Paintand Glass
No 80 Public SQUARE.
ais By The Pafentees. dcsA