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MORNING LgAnER nrr1cR

Hay-...... fsonla Ooa Is 90 0WaterEast f9bh1 l2
DO baled thon q ~ ~ Sandy lFd Cemnt 20 "a 5
hope-........4Ab kl9 l6Whits Lime ...... ID 1 o.
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CrWeis from Captain Rossman Of the prop Buckeye
the sehr " ne loaded which nthefu
sue Notu nnioG had bssR got OF ald taken 10 Maok-
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.
Dec 9-Fo s e'cLocK P. n.
ENTERED.
Propeller Gov CusAmAB, Scot, DutkiTk
SeoW Rescue, Robinson, Toledo.
CLEARED.
PRO- sler Cesaan Scott Dunkirk 9l bbis aouT, ot
suadules

scHooERR ST. HELENA The following letter Wis "a
esivsd from Capt, Hail. few days since ne Of our cl'
lxups. Capt Hall niudeE hs uite. Poor man--t On,
illustrates ihe nceTtaintY Of ything Imec ed vita
luehis Wiio been dead and buried over Two nOntAs
II BpifllO kGfTBSH
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Acquisition Of Cuba.

Mr. Preston, of Ky, American Minister 10
Spain, is coming home for few months, partly
It is said to attend to the settlement OF the
great estate OfMr. Wicklide, his iather-in-lsw,
aud % eoDsult Mr. Buchanan on the subject Of
the acquisition Of Caba. Il will be recOlleoied
that Mr.. Buchanan promised the Southern
people that the acquisition Of Cuba should bo
prominent measure Of his administration. but
30 far nothing has been accomplished by negO.
iialiOn or 6libustsrism. Mr.. Preston probably
has some new scheme 70 propose.
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Ayer's Cathartic Pills,

For all the PURPOSES Of a Family PhySic,
Are composed tat disease wilhi the range
ton can rarev withs and evade them Their
prpores snrch and cleanse aud nvgurate every portion
Of The human organism. correcting It's diseased actop and
restoring us VeutY vitaes As consequence Oi these
propenes the invalid who is bow el down with pain
physical debility islastonished to find his health ergy
testoted BY rene dy a. once so simple and inviting
Not ony do they te every daA complaints every
body bni rso mtny formidable and dangerous diseases
tue agent below named p pleased 20 furnish naiis my
American hmauac containing certificates OF thor
and directions for their In the following
COsiyeues Heartburn Headache arising disordeted
stomach, Nlusea, Indigestion, Pain and Morbid Inaron
Of the Bowels Flanency Loss OF Appetite Jaundioe and
other kindred complaints arising from o. the
body or 0betructini OF IT'S functions.
DO not be pat Oh BY unpnciped Dealers with
pill they make The more prof toa Ask for AYEK1s
PrLLs, and take uuthug else.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL,


Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarssnsss, Group,
Bronchifis, IHcipieHt Consumption, and for the
relief Of COHsumptipe Patients IL adpaHced
stages Of the disease.
So wide is The old Of its and numerous yr
tne cases OF us cue3 that est section Of country
a1unds Ia pssons ublicy nuwn who have been reliey
sd nun alarming and desDeunte diseases Of the lungs
by use. When Cnce TIED is super1riy n
or medicine OF the kim Is too gpparepn escape obses-
ION, and where rs virtues known the pubic longer
hesitate what utidoto employ for the,isrcssng aud
dangerous affections Of he pulmonary that nci-
dent TO our climate lille many niesr remedies thrust
upon the community have failed and been dsGardeu this
has gained friends by every na conferred benefits the
a cted they FORGET aud urOduc
meTuus and tD0 remarkable to be forgotten.
Prepared by DR.. J. @. AVER i CO.,
LOwel. Mss
All our Medues for sa'e by VIM FISRE & GAYLORD
- AmMcND; and all Dea eis In hedicnes
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Thursday Evening. Dec. {. $50.
fLOBR-stsady, with sale 100 btls sommSn sAHa AtS5
Bye aour has sold urAylOad lots sA and buckvhsa
st sz25 in sacks.
WHEATReeeipts are msagre, and pIlees working
81 carload ofred sold 81 on track ard
q do At SI,22.
y CoRN-A eaf-lOad OF khellsd sold At soc.
HIGHW iSEs-ssio IS brls highEines at2iHe
CHEESE ale q boxes nice W r at &C.
EGGs-FItm, with sales atI7ke.
Hoos-Are IN setys demand. and better prices are paid
Aiatofs head averaging 2oO lbs sold 1910 az0
taar lot, same weight al $3.50
BALT-Selling IRON stora at SL25
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UnyoE4unArr.-The Amerieap TrunspOr

OHoETUNATE The American TTanspOrta.
uon Company have been very unfortuats dur
Use lnk the pat season The propeller Mil lwaukes
y the third one Of the line that has been lost
thus far The propeller Ohio owned by the
Company. il will be reeollected went 70 the
e q, bottom Of Lake Erie, near the Canada shore,
blythe bnrStilg Of her boiler; and the Oriental
was wrecked on SkllAgalee rocks and proved a
total loss. They were all Of them frat class
s vessels, As the company is its own insurer,
the lOas is t0tal--Dsiyon TribuAs
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ice One Dollar Per Bottle
sAYfoRD's
Family Calharlic Pills,

COMPflt NDED FROM
Pa's Vegetable Extracts. and pHt up ia Olass
Cases, An Tight, anil .0M Keep IN any eli
mate,
The FAMILY CATHAR1IC PHI I. h a gentle hut a. %
i've taihatte WI me r1FrietoT has used In his prac
Ice more than twenty ca s
The ceustautly incleasi demand from those who
have long used he PlLtS aud the Satisfaction which
iegan therI use, has induced me to place
The Profession well now that different Cahar,ies act
on diiisIent pottlons Of NE > bowels.
The FAhILY CA-s-ir HARTIC PILL
pas, with due reltfence 10 this well established fact
0len compounded tfom Yariotyu uf he pursst Nege-
taDu Atrhcls' which, aci = alike every OF tie
almentaTy canal, and aTe- GOOD and SAFE IA ali
stses where Cathhrllc l. = needed, such DE-
HaaNiEhiE94bs, 81 ths @sI0M ACHl sLEEPI-
CoSIlNEHESS. PA lNElAND SORENESS OVEH
TUE WHOLE BODY -frm sudden cold which
frequently, u neglected, % end 10 long Of Fe-
yeI. LOSS or ApfE sIrirE ,ACREEpI No SEN
StItON OFCOLO OVER ifHE BODY, hESTIESS-
MES >, HEAl-ACNE, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
II lnhammutoTy Diseases, " orms in Children or Adaa
rheumatism great PuTil OF The Blood end many dis
90 which flesh Is heir numerous To mention in
this Advertisements Dose. lto9 -
PRICE so CENTS.
" The iyer nvguTattf end inniiv CathaTttc PIN.
reti lied BY Druggists generally and d Nhoessle bv
the Trade In all the large Towns = -
ST W. SANFORD, NJ. D..
-.. Manufacturer aud PTopiieteT
tVfdHWHl ~ nTnadNTng New Vort
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GsIR AID sVPPER.-Tbs ladies Of the Third
Bapasi Church (Wsst sids) will give Pair ana
suppsr a Tpesday evening, Dec. 9th, Tor the ben.
eft q tie ChNrob. From indications ne hear Of
Is vii be pleasant hnd brilliant aoaiT. ID
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IS59--60.
cleveland, Columbus & ClaClnnall Railroad


k1h W. "
WINTER ARRARoEMFN
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
~ "a 1850 Passenger Train leave Cleveland follows;
50 A. NJ, CINCINNATI Expires stopph II Berea Oraf
Ton "a Grange, Welnrton. New London. Sa-
LEM Shelby, andnil stations south OF shelby.
40 Al Cincinnati Night Passenger stopping an
Gons between leyeiand and Gallon, and al
CatdinRton and Delaware; also, stopping 10
leave passengers ut al stations south Of aaoa.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, saadusty Mensaeid and Newark Railroad, fot
Mansfield Mt Yornon, Newark, zEnesyills, &c
CfertliRa, ft'Ghurh Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad
for Forest pper Sandusky, DelphOF, Lina, Vt
WAYNE, IApofte Chicago, GO west, and Hast
for Mansfield, Wooster. Msssillon, SC.
0alisa aud ellfuuane Ralrood LinH Tor Marun Hells
iontaine, Sidnsy Uuiun, biunoie, indianapolis
Ietrt Hauto, Vinoeunes, Evansville, Louisville
De AVA iyt0n and CINCINNATI Line tuf sprinrasid, O.
dayton, Hsmilton, Cincinnati, hiUh laoud. tu-
dlanapois, IofTe lauto, 81 Louis, ~; and az
Cing ginnati with the Chic Mississippi Ha
Ioed for Louisville and Gi points on the Ohts
Csla1lbus Lttls Miami and Columbus and Xsnia Raj
road, for Kenie, Dayton, indianapolis, 1efre
cinnati, and with the OHIO and ~ issssippi htil-
road at Cincinnati oi Louisville, Evansville
Cairo, 81 Louis and al Up oiats on the Ohio river.
CSluRbus Central Ohin Railroad for Newark XansHVih0
Wheeling, C.; Columbus, RiQua and Indiana
llaiiToad Tor Piqua, urhans. &c.
~ For Tickets TO all points and Information apply ~
The Union Ticket Office bl Supsrorstreet or at the Pas
nonser station. -
Clsyalard Nov - 1910
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with oveand aud Toledo, Cleveland Co
lunhus Cinelnna Cleveland nud Erie RI1 Csvs asd
and PtsbuTg RRirf' ds,
A. Solot with hacks 70 Chagrin Fails, &C.
Al MantuH with hacks for Rayenna, Sc.
At Braceyille with hacks TO NewtOT Fai.g, Sc.
Al Warren with hacks to Sharon, q. .eehfeld sAdviis
Bloomfield Garfield, &c
At Yonnestov with stages for New Castle, PuanA
Lowel, and Enon Valley and thence By r =. W, 4 &. n
u. to Pittsburgh.
Cleveland. Feb. Q. 1879
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN W0-

Read Notices 10 The Tribune sluee Dec. |, 1858.
From MS Excel lency, JANIS u wESTCOTT Governor
o. Florida. and member o, the United states Senate:
,'t1r upwards Of twenty d yesrs was afflicted with
disease 10 family hoh he best medic aud surgical
aent IN The country failed to but which Welded
most salts ariorV manner u the Graefenher Remedies
oonsolencl0usly advise their use.
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JAS. D wLsTcoTr."

NEW YoRK, February, 1853.
nr ]. i. BRtDG Gg-Dear Sir Some two years 90 an in.
timaie female friend had been suffering from falling oil the
womb, whites aud dpruged mrrstruatou togetl er with
the afndng symptoms clearly eescr bed In ndVeI
tsements aud pamphlets She hnd the very hest med cal
sS1 th cy uni enlirt y pros ritel aud her phys
finally told her g. al he though her life might pOSbv be
prolonged yerg little lougsr under tho most iud1ious
trea nent For two fer tha she COniiuuad TO sink
when came into your Office nj the Graefnnberg Medical
Institution and aod her symptoms As you crnh-
dent Of the Grncienherg Mehrls Cath0cou la re ev-
ing her she discharge al The ply sciaps and tried IL tho
doulnsy Pruyidtpii1y, II felev d her quickly aud
bort entirely cnr'd her Since them ears
there has been any ct the complaint
she Is a. srng active ard healthy, when ypnug girl
4nTkES
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OIsVSIala and PlLllhnIgh RaII I0ad.


~ 49, -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
TNO TAKE EFFEOT ON MONDAY
u Ney. 18th 1889 - TRAINS LEAVE CLENR-
LAND DAILY Y-Suudnys excepted
.t6 A. MMui Tor Pittsburgh, Wheel log and New York.
At6 y. M--Acoommodetion Tor wellsyiEeara Aiiiieu-
SIS p. P.M.-F1pross for Pitisbursh q wheeling
Thea.t5 A. M and e.3l 2 az Trains make direct ran.
nfcti,ns with pem n r. for naltimoIe Phiadeli a,
New York and Boston, Also with Bait n Ohio NJ H. faf
Baltimore and Washington City.
Millorshufgh
o. Tina BY this route asquok snd iaro wbe ths saws
a. ~ Northern Lines t0 New York.
IN MYERS. @ r AtssFt aF r. "'Do i'hOe""' ssslg seslg
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SPERMATORRHGAI

GLEET, &c,
IMP OTE NCY,
UREDI
One Hundred Dollars Premium.
u DIR. "A. GIBSON.
EORMERLY OF NEW YORK
~ CITY, will pay One Hundred Dollars for The proS
M ne 4" p ~ % m s15s the "a 1SSye S nasq Ss;s he
Ph,sc an ia The United Safes treats the diseases
Ae many yeais Of lahoricus study aud experience Dr.
nate, that he has perfected system of treatment for the
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CURE
o. the above aud other private diseases with all bad sts
: DEBiLiTY or NERVOUS PROSTRA TIoN
Hm hl h. ID TSd hdoS Ss dS an H3 With ss sS%1
Physicians no profess 10 treat all pris saie ads with
Although DR. GBsnN has pSp he aafss
bnast o that fact ur the that diploma
Paratysly staple Thing. dsst ute Of uisssnes for
ther diplomas nor colleges nor even tEperience
aro convert one sgls Ounce medical genius neither
does he boast that be is menner of toms college in Paris
ensnariug the inuoo4 1. Hut what DR.. GIBSON might
boast Of Z this that he i abe 70 sve entire Satisfaction 10
and that he has perieceda an American ss Of treanen
wleii ehslle9ses any Physeitn Of london or PARIS
any patent mediol for tue radicaleuTe Of semlna
and pSSs6a mi, n ffonse4uSi of ssest s1se 'H'A
Or GIBSON also olbims ior his treatment the fol-
the Sfenis Z, Wed , as u 40 respect ssgeesbe he
aoleefous dru sec ndy 10 TesiToti In diet bus
ntss are req iIed: Thirdly his Utatmen Is positive and
ceT'nn IN ali cases lie stands prepared 70 into any
public private hopal in tho United Iates 6ni d
he great fact that he able cure ten
case, Ia The length Of time fsqured by any other
Physician 20 STINT Ia case.
yellow CiuE nSl Facts tangible thnis and IN tins
the only pgbna upon which the public mind be
dueed.
DT Gl 'soN is sesIpqnony located an Cleveland. and
has during the past sir months performed
diseases which had resisted all ahef uodes Of
fTea ReleWnue be given diYiduals Of the
first TesDeotabinu 10 CleyeMnd Boston, New York snd
other cities IN regard 70 SKIN an integrity in all profess
signal transactions.
" Medicine ssnt to part OF the country the
~ Dr. oIBsoNs New Work on Pysolosy, Tor sale At
his tflce.
DR. Gibson,
PROFESSOR OF ELECTROPATHY 4 MEDICINE,
from the Public Square. -
L. Once hours ffon to II snd frcm to O'Clock daily
(sundays eNcentedl nova
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T
properly known Seminal Weakness, Sc Can be penna
Ren y cured u fifteen days to months by the
Of this Instrument when used conuinly with medicines
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr. AMOS SOM AXE pleasure in announcing that the
have invented most important instrument for The cure OF
most eminent physicians ia London, Purs, Phlladephis
ard New York. Il has been declared tho only useful instru
a. disease caused by the lsbits youth Price
n B.-Dr AMOS SON. in order to satisfy tho most
skenca aso tue nors Of this instrument pledge them
selves that IN instance where prove uusasiac
tory, af fair trial the viii bo refunded by
tusalns tho instrument IN good order.
A CURE WARRANTED
Or. AMOS s. SON have devoted their attention tIolu
have been enabled to roHderthe follow
lures is fully testified and fully acknowledged by
esceot patients aud others daily arriving utown rom
parts OF the county the express purpose Ey OF consult
ations rertions have been Gf ed by the most
signal advantages; yet from what they has experienced ~
quTng into the Of these Infections complaints
from their simple condition to that of the most dan
geTOus and lvetee,l they have always entertained Oh
possibility OF their prevention aud removal ana likewise
Of disease could almost invariably he tTnced 10 one OF the
following Ignorance neglect or the bad elect so
unskIllfui and improper treatment therefore DR.. AMOS
SON have succeeded IL discovering ia thes election OF
heir remedies. safe eeClua Hn cautious course onit
ting all combination Of remedies VIII ch bear equiVOco
character we'll hose whose Gematue or nludcious
application might be productive O bad consequences In the
nds of private individuals In short the Hudahe end vi
r'rremedies is the essenng Of great mass OF human
sery hY tho slleyatUn, relief and prevention Of those
Affections ha In reality the secret foes OF lie
1nd which, while they extensively surround call aloud
oIour skill and interference IN their erermination
COUNTRY INVALIDs
Persons ia any part OF the world may bo successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail Of theiT with
remittance for medicines sc.
Address Or; AMOS = son, corner M ala and Quay-sts
Buffalo N. v. lanldSwlv26s
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= NO. sGIENrllg9D. lNyENlTIoNl. =.
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

An T. stiument for the OF Nocturnal missions more
properly known Seminal Weakness sc. Can be peuna
Renly cured iu fifteen days months by te
this Instrument when used coniointy with medicines
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DR.. AMOS & SON,
Corner OF Alain aud Quay streets, BUFFALO, N y,
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS IN
IA the State who members Of the Royal College o
Surgeons, London May be consulted from O'Clock ~
the morning until sa might IN every stage and symptom q
disease The eltmeut they adopt the resutO upwards
VI thirty extensive practice IN Europe and erica
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esiyad from Capt Halt few days since, OF our ot-
lEgpE Capt Hall nllndeE hrs Poor man--t unJ
nfe-his wo been dead and buried over two Hloh1As
--lanfllo kEFTSss -, NJ, a, ,..o
MY DEAk sIR-I am here In bad NJ We hOro pp on
ths 18th October, from lat tuo A longitude i6@, ann
eame pot 10 reht. We sailed from Aanlash, seO
innd Stturd tud,I, s.temler 10 h-bawins u gale
frJm the cut south la the eFt
Grated, and haule to the hoTlh thea IN com
panY wi me Drgs MAr Holland and EdmlnAton Broth
ice Holland IS here dimastod-ths Edm nTtOu Brothers
have heard from. GA the 18Th Of September, Wills
rolled fore top of her the side aud car
ed away gus an. From that time up 70 Oct i2h,
salts kept going ons alter anohef un ths s'h 9et
iuS n slit Iom tue close reef TO ms head On the end Of
the gan On the llth ot Ocober We lotthe toIssA while
scudding before south aat "a eat the M close
Is.vd blowing t ear GU. Of tlo bolt rope Onl ~
dea bOflTs wind. Ih's left Us olesa We bore up
aud nale our hest we could TO ths port o. ssls
the, Wud MT hEYe bore up never saw sueh W y
beiefo in Of The world II MSS been bl uns
eonti OF WIND all the time since leaNing Lam
ias Fe schooner Is ght and n goaa Sood ofuef as lar
Aha schr Republican. Of Milan IL hsTs. Capt. Cov
pot IN lusk nshas dsebarfed hove do aud Is caulk
III NeN York a. a.
on rseePs Of this please see nav wife and Iepor where
Heaf0. Respectfully your! No.,
rCsp' Dickson, Of the pTJp Plymouth Informs uS h
she american kepuh o oound Tor Cheaso Wh load
nisht
tkss Sehr me- loaded with VIII WsuI nthefu
sue Notu mnniou, had bseR got on Ald taken 10 MACK
lAaw
E3Ths s'hr Oliver Cussr reported ashore al tue Asrt
had been g5t un the aud has TO Or
tnVsrs. she tnstsiaed n material damaEs.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

WEST RIpFoFD. CoshOctnn Co. o., May "a, 81
Nj II; 3 k'HosLEY-SiI: Ih've been selling the med
cpes Of the Iraele berg Company for The last year.
and have inVarahly fOud them give cd sacion
and the Pills vo sold tOa many fnmiliss regu-
larry as their tea Hnd suce, mil with they
become staple article Mtr,hos u Iisn Cahgloon is
medtsine that has dou- amount Of bod Female
Diseases One lady so 1t 10 tod had received
more btnent flom one bottle thsn she did from long
of medical treatment Oy the most skilful phys-
JAMES NNTT cflN
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ErCsp' Dlcks0a Of the prIp Plymouth Informs uS h
g1 OarE American Eepuh bound Tor Chicago with los
VI coal, sni asofs North Manitop Island Friday
night
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The Graefenberg Marshall's Uterine


Is offered certain aniel with TIE following
SYMPTOMS:
lrregnlaIil Weakness FRutness--D Deraused Appe-
ti'e-Sallow ComrleIioR-pRin Ia the Rack and
Kidneys-C Ills-Cold AHnds ond Feet
BOa iug-FeYeTishI ess-NeurAlgia--
Head sche-kes' l-ssnesS---
Disturbel Sleep-Flushes of Heat
General Pain --Cfawlng and Pain In
10 the Spine AID between the ShOulders-Aeid
stOmach--Nausea- Difficult passing Of Uiine with heat
OF smartng-ltGhiug, Buipng or Irritation In The
Urine Ogans-NishtmaLs i-Hys-
tericS--- -ApKiep---Red Face.
Nervous Twitching Stating
COrstirpati1n-lrrtableT TeHI sf-Sad.
ness-pepIayed Appeiite--F Flatu enco-Bloat.
I'D and Irregular BVwels-UupleasAnt Dreams--
Pains 10 Uterine organs Nun Jnest aud Pains ia Limbs
E9 Sold by City Druggists and Medicine dealers hrou
the couniTy.
~ For Medicines or Agencies. address
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
nOVll.dLW General Or
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Ion Fslf faF5i.s 4. b III
CtLEVELAND AND MAHONINa
~ RAIL ROAD-TINiE TABLE, No l5
To otake effect on and after Thursday February no. 1850
GOING EAST GOING wEsT.
clseelaHd 10 HcHEgf Y0zagsiDtca @ CiCns
fntrn, kagd.
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CIeVsInnIi, '. llh, I709
NORTHERN TRAESPOsTATlON COMPANY
n. -

n. II. CO.'S EXPRESS,
AND
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising tho following efficient and reliable Lake
Lines
Daily 10 DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily 10 SANnUsKY- TOLEDO AND DETROIT
TEi-Weekly e aoGDFNsgURGH, oswEGo. BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND
Tfi-Weeky to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, bIACkI
MAO and Intermediate Ports.
w Properly Onsi ned delivered tc in 70
celye prompt and CeTotui SITE ntiou ard dsuatch.
E Passengers viii be tiOkeel thIoush all directions
at the lowest ates.
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a rhs s'hr Oliver Cul.sr rsPoed ashore at tue Msri,
bad been ct On " the aud has 10 0Tunl
TravVrs. she lnslSi iaed material damaEe,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02

EFVRAEELLERs for the NORTH and North West from he seHs
Statss procure Tickets frcm Charleston, savAunah
Chattanooga, MONTGOMERY, Macon, Wilmington knezyle
Byncbug, Wash ngson. AtsBts. md Auzna, b 81 Louis
Louisville Cairo. Hickman, Columbus, Evansville Cncnnat
New Ocans VsRsburg Psduch Smithan and Memphis, via
Nashville Tennessee
FIRST Glass Railroads Steamboats,. it'll Close connections 81
al points. Passengers arriving Nashville, via Nashville and
Ohatauoogs halroad directly to beat without detention
lhs the quickest aud cheapest for those bound for tue Tar
West.
Regular Cairo, Memphis and 81. louis Line
The Fine steamboats, B. NJ Runyan, iuneonk, Sails West
Cuba and J. g. Cline.
One Of these Nashville every day Y NJ
Meeting at Cairo with Illinois Central aroad trough from
Nashville y 81. Louis IN Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance, Dunieh, Fa. John zuIt Tempest leave Nash
vile Thursday and Tuesday, at y O'Clock. NJ time from
Nashville to Louisville Sixty hours and to Cincnnat days
Regular Memphis, New Orleans and Vieks-
burg Line Os Boats.
James johnson. Nashville. &. HoEar Rover and Jose
Inc Savage. 0ne Ok These viii leave Nashville every otter
dag, at Nashville Memphis e hours Vick
bnrg, i've days; and to New Orleans in Seven DAYS
Boats leave Nashville every day and Tor the arrival Of The
Passenger Trains before starting.
For hsslass accommodation upon the Beats Tickets can be
procured At the different points, prices the annexed
Schedule Of Rates;
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-02

curious case of alleged conspiracy and fraud
has been developed before the Supreme Court Of
New York. A deaf mute makes complaint that On
attsinir bis majority he married & deaf mute wild
ow lady, who was then forty years old ana that her
relations, in conjunction with her have by aseres of
fraudulent operations, chained possession Of his
eatire estate, amounting 10 one hundred and fifty
thousand dollars The complainant was educated
the institution for The deaf and dumb in that city,
and his wife was one Of the mstrOns or teachers
there. The case crmes before the court on q side
issue the argumau which, it is said, will bring to
light some startling Developments in regard to this
domestic drama among the deaf mutes