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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

SCHEDULE OF GIFTS.
Patent EsxlisA Lever q ia Watches. sieo ~
Patent Anea0r Liver Osid Watahcs, 50 o.
ladies' I1k. Case a 30 Lever " atcaes. s. 20
L4dies' lek. Gaze cold LAYER Watches. open
dad. Is o.
G att silver I-v4F w.,shs. : %
Geht-' Silver lever Watches, Il o.
Il 'nls' silver Lcpiae Mstehss, !. 80
pArlor fi,ee Pieces. new pau rs. ID 80
Iss,s. n ss.H' ,:l.ss s'ls Dress Patterns, s q
ladies Cameo Sets, tpla and dfop'1 extra aae IS 10
isdie.' c "a Rrsesc,.. s'aae settings. 10 70
Iadies' told Bracelets plain OF engraved baud 10
g sul-' solid "A Nest Chsla-, ns~ pattern. IS 90
osr's' best knsii.h plated ss-t ehaias. 90
Iadca' GaaFIs. - tHAtelains Chains choice. Is ca
Large Gold Spnng IsEkots, ~iih d,aJie o.sss 10 0S
Large Gold snse Lsske... DO 10 10
Medium size, M. booklets. do do o.
Hcas, cold Pencil Gases. With Gold Pens, 81
SaPsrias oold Pens, Holders sRa Boz, 80
Isaie.' Oold .nciis. 90
Ladies' Heavy Gold Pencils. 50
Gents Gold Pens ~sh silver Extension Pencils 90
Ladies' gold pras. in boxes with Iv0r, holders, 80
Ladies' Mosaic gold stone sets. n w
ladies' Fiorentine sets. pin aud drops, 10 10
ladies' ls,- ci, do do SO
Ladies' Lava, do do 10 90
Ladies Cameo pins. large .lzs. 90
Ladies' Il, do medium, , 20
Ladies' DO 10 small. = 10
Ladie,' gold stone pins, small , 81
Ladies Ba1 and glass mi nature or hair pins o.
Ladies plain gold pins. usN pattern, : 80
Misses do Cold plls, ! 50
Gents Cluster pins. opal centre. , 80
q ,nt.' SINCE stone pins, 20
g ats cameo Mo,,e bosom .tui., 4 30
& snls' Engraved gold ID DO ? "a
Gents PLAIN do d. ? 90
Gents rie~Ns batt0Hs. = so
ladids' do do \ 90
LADIES' peali card eases. A "a
ia'lies' cains" Mosaic. gold .oas ribbon pa. 80
y snts' silver pcnciis. =
Geuts' pearl pocket knives 3haic,, best qa.lil, 70
q ats bun OF Ivory do do do IS
Mssa.' Lava pins. = s.
tents gold watch keys aud pencil, combined, : 30
Cont goidtoothpieks. wtth sides , ol
G Cent?. gold ''ns'' ~,.a stone 'e,iing, -
sets az slltef.plaied tea sppcn. y "a
SILVER pialti butter knlse., O0
Ladirs Or Grnts' pert-n pnnsies. 50
& mt gold watct keys or vest hooss, 90
Lai,cs. .iorepsies breast pms. 50
L.iie.' Mosaic d, do 5 a. ~
Laiies' Cameo drops, SO
Ii,,-. ear drops. with stem sitting. : e.
Misses gv'd bracelet, hall round band, 90
/ la hes d. d do a oo
cents .carf pin. . o.
ssnts' Ut stujs. Oo
/ q .nts' 4 -lcevc buttons "a
I Misses gold crosses. -
I Miscellaneous gins. not enumerated tbs
above list, varying IN value from IS cents 10 So M
= , $500 worth Of the above @ifls will be imps.-
tally fistribut ii among purchasers with every sl0C
worth OF BOOKS sold. Al books sold at publishers
l-se<t prices
4 All books that Ivan. does not publish himself are
aough direct ffpm The publishers aud IN large quan
Il les. Books TO sai evsry taste ATE - be f,ul OF
his Catalogue. 81 prices hich would he an induce
ment even without the sin system, which offers -
many additional advantages.
Works rs the m~st popular authors. living ant
lead all s'yc. Inc most costly 10 IN. pisir
Al i substantial, az aston i-hinc low prices
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09
The Coleman Farm Mill.
TIT woYDEs AND ANIMATION OF TEE
AGE
Every Farmer his own Miller.
GRYAT SAVING OF TIME EXPENSE.

THE ONLY SUCCESSFUL METALLIC
MI. EVER nv ESTE0 FOR MA
KING BDCKWHEAT AND PAN
lily FLOUR.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
TO IA nRAws
EACH "WEDNESDAY IN MARCH

1896 P'iies amounting 10 ........s sss ssa
whoIs Tirkets sio-Kslves 3-ouart4ss 81.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-09

Hc sh~ above all styles 81 binding, tom plain
cloth 20 the finest calf add antique 10 -ad ell classes
az purchasers lie sells these cheap any other
house in the country. besides toe additional sdvan-
ia.r... Of a III y IN each book sold.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-03

GRAIN-WHEAT-Has steadily advanced, and At the close
sold At orgood red on track Sales OF white have been
made 1t range Sl20 for Indiana 20 sA5 for good
Ohio The stock much reduced BY hpmsnt and the re-
osp By rail- and canal only oneOurta Of those for he
previous week,
CoRN-Has been wanted Tor shipment and has improved
little Closing sa % were at7e from store Wsquote Il ic
G7e. The anonntin store is l,6O0 bus
OATs-Are dull and were Offering on Saturday at i9e
fro aiore whouthndng purchasers Good mixed have sold
Al 4se on track Old Ohio oats would probably bring over
6Oe on Ask though sales lots or seed continue 70 be made
At 6Or and some holders Of Milwaukee black oats nsk 6hc
BARLRY-Has ruled quiet The only Of the week vas
a carload private terms We quote 6O9d5e for fair to
prime Ohio.
RYE-is quiet and nonIna: at s50s7e. .... .....
GR0CERIEs- have to note decline 10 star and
rins candles ths foFmeF Of which quoted 2O2c
latter 10 l5c Talow candles have advanced and sell
ing q l2a2e An advance Of 2e in molassss has taken
place In Cincinnati but we have change report IN
ovn market Cassa declined Sc and r quoted 5Oc
Sc, sugau are unchanged
HAY-Is selling 6303l2 per ton, according 10 quality.
HOPs-Ars Ia light demand at i4@l6e.
I.a0HWIEEs-HAve varied IN price somewhat selling .,
2sHe-ths latter price for small lot Closing sales were
" brs a. 25e and DO At 26e.
OlLs-ATe generally steudy. Linseed in quoted TT6sOo
POTAroEs.-Ihe supply CONTINUES large, and the de-
nsrd fair bth for home and or shipment Sales are
making a. 0Q2a05e for common as Quauiiiy and 100
sOe for NoahannOeks. E.
PROVIsiO ONs-PoTk has been In some demand prinei-
pally, however, for inferior qualities. No I Ness has
sold ST 90 and MOI at SlS@l0 Lard has ruled quiet
sbs only sale for the week being small lot prime Eos
az nc.
HONS aud shoulders are without change fSyerits
brands hams such Comst, eks sugaTcusd sell freely
a lie Commou saalhiss are quiet. Dried Besfs selling
at i6o perm.
sALT-Is selling At o. 10 for Hns Sacks bringing Ice
8ns.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-03

srEDs-There have been afew sales timothy ai prices
giihln ne fanso Of our quotations Glover siu no DE-
nand, and only ba quoted nomuai at sto6s5 FlaH
iced has cold in small quantities az 81 ~ for good reed
WOOl,-we copy the monthly circular Of Meisra ooodae
TO Tbs Quotations alluded v ~ hnnes a;
rs months fAprl and Nay avg usually characterized by
dullness in the wool market. We think, however
been ss acuvly during ihe pastmon,h than has
urhly been noticed,
.eiu7ets had since January supplied themselves witha
aucientto them beyond the incoming clip, and
attributable he fact that al dealers intent
ducnE high prices that have prevailed for the
months Sales Of wool cat have for hae been limited
and there have beenew transactions except private terms
The wool les In Eufoue indicate alight advance
IN that quarter We have change 10 IN
and or quotations which IN the absence ofsaof are mere
~ nominal, would refer you 70 our last circuler
Our receipts have been lighter during the past month than
any pondng time for the last six years which concu
ve evidence tWe had oiher Of the limited amounto wool
! the West
Great activity and fair prces which viii continue TO In
crease until Fall may be expected a. shearing time.
Owing the cold stormy weather washing and shearng
will be delayed longer anticipated two weeks AZ
Which time everything promise ofan cary spring.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-03
COMMERCIAL.
Review Of TIE Cleveland Wholesale Produce
marhst for re week ending Nay ?, 1859,

Tho Increasing chanoes Of general Ruropssn have
given moro market for broadsiua. abroad 'ud ios
late dsspaiohal nnuouuos hfm msret with An advancing
sudenay An advanoe tatsn place IN New York in CON
sequences aud th reports By es aph ior The past four days
noiea daily impsemsn, Of Oe good -four. closing on
SATURDAY, viz soen By he despalch arcompauyng with
a iurhef udytnee. bd les activity Our orn market has
been effected aud price, bsvs gone up iH25o or w
an aotvs toAnd oa Thursday and Friday On Saturday
Transactions vefe rfport4d I.t.
wheat has steadily improved. The sales from warehouse
large and the stock hand reduced " 600 bu
Tho receipts By eansl and railroad have been only 700 bush
aranst i20OO bus Last week cargo received from
Chicago Intended for milling Corn has improved wnin The
week Oats dau Barley and rye quiet.
There has been demand for meats and sales to
siderable smount have been made. Butter has declined m
ae Eggs lover Dried irus continue very dull and III,
same is iras Of beans.
The falonr able ahows lhe reeslpa psr canal mn 70 ni
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-03

s DO Sis 80 30
These arc nanuaeturors rates Manufacturer quotations
for burning huid and eamphene SO Orhe former and zoe
for the latter.
BEANsRenain inactive and the only sales Of the week
been In small retail lots at s2ls for strictly prime We
quote the market 75G8l,l2 Tor all varieties
BUTTER-we note further decline on choice qualities,
which selling lga2Oe Receipts liberal and The de-
mand fair. There is no Inferior butter in market.
OHEESE-Ths stock Of old is about cleared New is
bringing &c per 10.
RGGs-Have ruled steady at lOKc. The shipping demand
fair and the receipts have been readily taken at that
figure ...
FIsH-Ths demand for Lake Fish has been very active and
the saesage The receipts sufficient to keep up the
supply and stocks running down. Prices consequently
are strongly tending upward and revise quotations
The stock of hsh principally Of whitesh and
With light supply Of herring Our quotations Tor pick
sTe are for the eateh but the market is bare Of prime
qualities Old supply at nominal rates We give nom
inai prices for old bay hsh aud shad.
FEAThERs-Are in no demand snd nominal at dc for
prime H -#
FLOUR-Has advanced and choice extras, In round lots.
have sold high S6W the majority ofsaes Of that grade
being at sGs7 The range Sgd86t 80 for Inferior
70 choice extras and S$ for red wheat double extras to
choice white wheat d. supsranss have ruled quiet and are
nominal at S5 25Ggt575
The demand has been principally for consumption and has
mostly from points the line Of the New York aud Erie
Railroad though apoon Of the amount sold has gone up he
Lake. I..f. f..t. .....
The receipts the week have been ISIS brs against O
do. last
RYE FLoUR-Is IN good supply and selling at sSS lOI
fair qualities, by the dray load.
CORN MEALS selling for home consumption at 81 62S
FRUITs-Ded apples continue In light demand at former
prices Peaches are Inactive held at lOc for unpee
ed Isc peeled Oranges and lemons sell at s9tb Tor
each according qualify in other kinds there is no change
70 notice
GLAss--The following the wholesale quotations Ten
per cont oHirom these prices allowed lobbng lots
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-03

DR., AMOS SON have devoted their attention txclu-
svey 70 this pecuar class gf malai and the relief hoy
have consequently been enabled fellow crea
lures is fully testified and gratefully knowedged BY con
esceut patients aud others daily arriving town from u
parts OF the county the express purpose nv Of
tpons,whe THERE exerons have been crt ed by the most
signal advantages yet from what they have experienced
QuiTing into the of these infectious
from their most simple condition that Of the most dan
gergus and iuyeonteJ they have always entertained IN
possibility of their prevention and removal likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant forms
Of dsease could almost invariably be traced TO enc OF the
following causes Ignorance neglect or the had effect
unekiul and improper tTeniment therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded in discovering In the selection of
er remedies safe eeotual and cautious course omit
character as well as those whose premature njudciuus
application might be productive o bad consequences the
hands of private individuals In short tho audabe end o
their remedies is the essening Of great Of human
misery by the all0vuion relief aud prevention of those
grevous pCti0ns that in reality the foes n ie
and which, while they extensively surround ca aloud
fer our skill aud mteie IN their determination
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-03
Coming & Co.'S Quotations.
NEW YORK MARKET-May ?.

FlougThs market lo99oe better sales 1850 bbls q
S52iG60O super sto So sos extra state; S53ab 80
super Stern $50 6 ~ common to good e1tr westerns
S61Sd0 90 o1rg Tuuud hODped Ohio; closing hrm Cs-
nadia -four dutl 81 O15O for common TO ohoco extras
rive -four dull at sifNaAAl..
WheiMore actigs and l6fc beteri sales Of 5000 hus
az Sl695l for Water red westerns S12 for small lois
wrle Nv
Bye-Quiet at s5o
nirey-Heavi; sales ofsOo bus State at 6Oc and 100 bus
Cali iOrma un private terms.
CoJn-Betsr s.ss Of 2OOl bus at s6&sl1sc or yellow
Jersey and aouheru o5U Tor tufuriot white agd yellow
northern; mixed western nominal at Sc
Oats-Beitef az bg56 for Suto and 565e for western
aud Canada H. .
Whisky-FlImer; sales l4CO bbls at 2iC026c.
PJrk-heayy and lowe sales of 2OOO bbs at Sl6,0Gd
s625 for now ness SIG Tor thin mess; and Sl2O&21 "a
prime.
Boe-steady sales 1000 bbls s625@7 for country prime
S1s 5 or country mess 80 95O9li5 for repacked Chi
cagu; sl3f0DifO0 hir extra.
Prime Mes Beef-Qulet at Sl7Ql2l,
Beef III ns-Sieody; sales of 30 bhis az 81 I4lllT.
Buc5n-Du Sales Of 20 bbls city smoked shoulders at
Dressed Hogs-Dull aud nominal
Cut metts-Dulli sales $50 pkgs; GG6Hc for shoulders
Lafd-nuii sales Of 600 bbs OF lIzauHo
Buuer-FIm; 902 for OhiO, 21025 for old and new
state.
Cheese-nu at q(0llc.
Tallow-HeavY sles Of 10000 rs prime at l03sc.
Hdes-Duu and heavy; sales Of 1000 Buenos Ayres al
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S'l59A 1859. sz=i
TnE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.

VIII during The present season. their well aud
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
OgdensburGh g. Oswego, and Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And a SEMt-wEEItLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mil.
waukee and Intermediate Ports,
CONNECTING at osdonsbursh with the
ogdensburgh & Vermont Central r. r Route,
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at osvego with the
New oswego Line of Thirty First Glass Canal
.... Boats on the Enlarged Canal
Bstt0ssn ostOego, Troy, Albany and NsO York,
Connecting also at Dunlirk with the
NEW YORK ERIE RAILROAD,
Aud forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk, Cleveland and sandusky and
TRI.wEFKLY HAIIROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Chicago and intermediate Ports.
" Property forwarded By this Lipe will be subject to
. 10 L.
forwarded fl New York bv Express Freight Esain
over the New York Ene Railroad, Rnd promptly for
Warded from Dunktrk.
~ These Lines connect at Cleveland with the Ceve
lana, Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
APPLY TO
Ys n hgsnth hS:5 S S9 &c. NJ NJ BT92adT9y 9Sass N
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N +. Co, No. 90 Stale street.
Boston
A. CUsIMAN, Agent V. C. Line, No los State Street,
Boston.
GHAS; s. ,TAPPAN, cor, 9Th and Chestnut st., PhHa.
!. !. .CHURC II, Agent Rouse's Point, N Y
q. L THOMPSON, Treas. N. I. Co, Ogdensbugh, NY
GEORGE PARK Err, Aee l.
HOVEY 4 CRAWFORD, OSwegO. n. Y.
3 ID. CALDWELL, Agent, Dunkirk.
CHAMBERLIN CRAWFORD CO, Cleveland
j. s. CHENOWErH b CO., Cincinnati, o.
], II McBETH, Agent Slndusky.
WMs T. WALKER Agent, Toledo
h. X. MA fHEWS, Agent Detroit, Mich
j H. CRAWFORD, Milwaukee,, Wis.
McHFNRY BARKER, Racine Wis.
MATHER Co. Chicago.
JACOB WASHBURNE, Davenport Iowa.
II p. WIBORG Co, Fulton City, III.
N. w. GRAHAM 4 co Cairo, III
FIFE MICHAEL, St. Louis.
Office of the Northern Transportation COMPANY
Cleveland, Feb. 18th. 1859
ma1l9R6 CHAMBERLIN, President.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-03

Dr. AMOS& SON take pleasure announcing that they
have nyenltda mst important instrument for tho
the above Diseases II has been subjected test by
most eminent physicians in London, Paris Phadeluhia
aud New York; It has been declared the only useful nstru
mBnt ever invented for the OF Seminal Weakness
any disease caused by the secret habits youth Price
SlO by mail express.
N. B.--Dr, AMOS SON in order to satisfy the most
skepca the merits Of this instrument pledge them
selves that 10 instance where may prove unsatisac
tory, after fair trial. the will be refunded by re-
luInlnE the Instrument In GOOD Ordnr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-03
NEW YORK BANK sTATENIENT.-May 2
ry,rr
MARINE NEWS,

PORT OF CLEVELAND. ......... Nav 2.
ENTERED.
Stesnsr Ocean, Evans. Detroit; 275 bus p1tatoes
Steamer Arctic, Fish, Buffalo; suudres.
Propeller Jefferson, Bond. Dunkilk; 2jtons mdse.
Pppe lcr Gov Clthmun, Scott, De Out; 400 tons ice
schooner Lrhpse Omstead Detroit: 40 m sh ugles
Schooner Kit Carson. Hall, Huron; 25 ton wood.
Sew FIe. erick, Young, Sandusky: 20 cords stone.
CLEARED.
S'umer Ocean, Evans Detroit; hJur iron nails &c
Steamer Arctic, Fish, Bta 40
Propeller J0aers 90. BOud, DuukiTk
Schooner Eclp-e. Olmsteud, Detroit
Schooner Gulolma, Fitzgerald, ror Huron: tons iron
schooner star Of the North Case Marquette "a tons hay
2h do mdsp.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-03

lam physician OF thirty years practice MY principa
stdy has been diseases Of females They have generally
bqhed my best eh1us Obtaining the materials comprising
AaTshalls Uterine CathotcOn, was pleased with them
gave them fair trial, and found myself obuudantly suo
siuL In my former practice could only mitigate the
symptoms Of about half The could one
ten Now can radically cure At least soveuto In tw
y ami mitisute the rest consider M trshas Uterhe Ca
thOcOn the greatest bessus females have mot with
]. II. WILLIAMS, M. D., Charleston.
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HOME iTsTIMoNv

HARTFORD, Trumhull Co, Ohio March T. 1851
hereby certify that have been dealing the Ora
belg Modeiues Tie past year, and can truly say that
nav never oufod any medicines TO the public u have
met wihthe decided appreciation Of the people In these
par iculary the pills aud Cntholcop They will readily
perform all aud more than is promised for them have
sold about hy bottles Of tho Cathooon tho past season
aud honr the best results In every case |
]. n. &. Johnson Medical Agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-03
NEW TREATMENT.,
RuHhIo NEedicnI Disnensn,.v

.n. Establshed for the cure Of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Fever and Ague,
Asthma, Iacipient Consumption, Iafrm-
ties of Youth and old Age dc.
EB@ NO MERCURY USED. .A5
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Il isdihicu to fancy awkward stitch than this.
THIS Is called Z" double ead stitch" OF The
thread which lies coed rurousy the lower side Of
the CLOTH udd 10 the strength of the thread which
through and holds the cloth together but simply
70 asten tho sugo thread which take the stitch
TINS, also single thread stitch That the Grover and
aker Stitch untaves readily shown by the above cut
But 10 sOnd be stBet that when fastened tins stitch
elastic, aud is 70 pupNses valuable stitch That
very complicated cOntrvauce Is required to take the
Grover Baker Stitch Is quite apparent Hence great
liability to get out OF order. .'
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DR.. AMOS & SON,

7 CORNER OF Main and Quay streets, BUFFALO, N z.
/ A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANSIN
"a the State who are members Of The Royal College Of
Surgeons, London May be consulted from O'Clock N
the morning uutl 9ntngh in every and symptom
disease The they adopt is the result upwards
Of thrYyears extensive practice in Europe and America
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-03

W u
Mr. H. b KINGS ~ sir - have been selling tho Medi-
oines Of the Gaefen6eg Company for the last years.
and have yaraby found them To give good satisfaction,
and the Pills have sold greet macy families regu-
lary MS their tea and rOe and with trade they have
become staple article MbTshnllis Uterine Catholcun
medicine that has done great OF good female
disenses One ldy sold It 70 told tha she reuev-
ed more benefit from hottie than she did from long
course Of medical treatment by the most skilful phys-
clans Yours truly,
jim. l. 1858. JAMES WILSON
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Drnas
GRAEFENBERG
EnmliLY Medicines.

hNIAAL PRICES
~ 5 ~, nv Ky , noh "
cispAiil puI uuttie-s
IhlReua fanAceR per ~
Etver and Aguu Aoniedg, par boz ox...l.......... 25
ntWh hWWhf lti pce 30
nWentCrY Syfuu, pet bolt 90
Cdnsumpilvt'e Bal per bottle . III L rs
NJ rshnirs Uterine Cnthulicun por bottle. .. 1 E0
Qrae qnbrW Pills Remedy, por rbottlo............ O0
Mnnual OF Health. per copy 20
principal towns in Ohio. - = I'll
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Home Sewing Machine Co., Cleveland, 0.
oaieo in Fores, City, Block No. 1sO Superior st.
PRIOR TwENTY-FTvE DOLLARS.

PRICE TWENTY-FTVE DOLLARS,
EvERY MACHINE WARRANTED TO PERroRN WELL
THIS MACHINE has received the
- sanction aud approval Of various State and Count
Faits but solicit attention so much TO theseas
the Machme Nself 10 practical use.
HIGH PRICE AND Low PRICE.
Cau a SEWING Machine 10 furnished for S25 which
@ n fact be more seryoeable than those now sold for
M iue that you should pay 800 for good Sewing Ma.
chime
AIe all Sewing Machines worthless which do NOT eOst
w urdertata here 10 answer these qu- stiuns. Read.
-, eau ard SEE the Howe Sewing Machue work.
" Inquire Of some Of tile families usina them.
purchase Of Sewing hiachrue.
u Tae Home sewing Machine is aran'ed to perform
enrPsen'ed
ER- THE Home Sewing Machine ueea not require Ma
chluist TO keep 1t in order.
II must be dud thet Sewing Machine which does
any sing Tlpid aud well is good Maohine, with
out regard 20 the cost.
Also that lhe simpler he construction Of the Machine
the ohea er Il can lie mt e aud the less likely It is to get
out Of repair.
Now ooinDare the Stitches the different Machines;
THE WHEELER WILSON. CIR SINGER STITCH.
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CLEVELAND IN1 ERIE RIlIEOI6.
"a "a q HlslIII....lll5l.lIs ,ll...:.,sIllil

All the trains going Westward connect at Cleveland with
trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cincinnati, St.
Louis, and all the trans gong hastweId connect a
Duukirk with the trains OF the New Work Erie Railroad,
aud NJ BuBlo with those Of cue New York Central and
Buffalo aHd New York Ere iailrnads.
II NOTTINGHAM. supt.
Cleveland. Anil 4th, 1879 apr3
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Bonkers.
GfQal Notiffs,
CHERIFE5S SALE-Purmant M

SHERIFt'S SALE.-Pursuan to the
~ md Of two orders OF sale issued from the Court
Common pleas OF tulnhOga County, nj the sui VI
john Hooper al plaintiff ugBinst Marcus Caullmuu
vs. sad dgits shall offer for sale at Public Auction al the
door Of tue COult House corner Seneca and Chumpnn
sleets) Ia the cit Cleveland. in CuyahOga County on
the 80 day OF May 1882 at o'clock r. NJ said ~,
the following described lands and tentmeus 70 W.T. Stu
alto in the Cuy OF Cleveland CuyuhOsu COUNTY amt Sute
Of Ohio aud bounded follows Beginning at he STh-
west lot Of iand uwned by Ftedauck MH4e IN
on Lake street thence running orher along sa Wee
u's west line l32 ct to Ian cupied by NJ. B,rntt
thence westerly with said Barnet 5 ue &c feet; nC5
utterly parable with said Wdgeln's line TO Lake r al;
thence westerly along snid Lake sroet the plnce OF
ginning being the same premises conveyed 10 Mac IS
Clutlman and Marcus RoggenbergUT, two Of the de
by W Fitch u s. Marshal by order Of the CourJ
Sept, lh 1855, Vol e5 page 35. Ann pa'sed $500.
ID. l.. WIGHfh Sheriff.