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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-02-27
ALEK WILLIAMSON. ARCHER cHEATRAM
WILLIAMSON q CHEATHAM,
IMPORTERS OF
BrandieS, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c, &c.,
NO. 8 COLLEGE STREET
NASHVILLE, TERNESSEE.

HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &C., &c.,
NO. o cOLLEGE STREET
NASHVILLE, TERNESSEE.
------~ ~-S---
TEVHE undersigned in store the following pure LquOrI
Wines &C. which they Offer to the trade at low prices
favorable terms and respectfully invite purchasers Of those goods
Our Liquors purchased direct Through the Gus
tom House and can DO warranted genuine Being determined 70
ourselves that We DIR such inducements TO Cash and
Prompt dealers, a. win meet their views.
Brandies, Gin, Rum ana Whistles.
and pipes Fine COgnac 10 bbls superior Rye whisky
Braudies, choicest brands very old;
: RPs B Bordeaux DO % Sbls Ola Rye do
SO pune Holland Gin 100 SSs ns Tenn Corn oT1' 90
2PuRrhs0nspure w. l. Rum; 2Puncheon, Irish and Scotch
wines.
100 baskets and Oxs Champagne, 20 do sauternas;
best brands; l0qr casks sherry;
90 do Hungarian, White and 10 do Madeira;
Is boxes FINE olarsts; 10 do Port;
10 Table do do do very superior.
Porter, Ale, sc.
a. casks London orter, best brSnis;
81 do English and scotch Ale, bsst brands;
20 boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Bittsrs;
20 90 Brandy Cherries;
10 do Curacao, Marsschino and Absynths.
Cigars
100000 geauns Havana Cigars 800 600 German Cigars;
choicest brands; 5000 Baltimore RegaIas do
Tobacco.
% bHs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, T. W Anderson
+ !: e & + e y:'; +:
boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco suterlands sine qua
nom"
% boxes aae Virginia Chewing Tobacco Ohamhsr FDpsn
Golden Leaf
20 Virginia Chewing Tobacco, Laaghorn
No. l, Gold Leaf"
1 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, "AIIen's;"
50 boxes best Tennessee do do.
Also:
IS boxes 'Kean Smiths celebrated 'sEist and Pancakes
Dnvlle Tobacco, equal, not SUPERIOR any offers
ed ia this market
With many Utter articles connected with the
WILLIAMSON 4 CHEATHAM,
aue No y, College street Nashville. Tenn
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Time Sale of Groceries, at Aucti on BY
HARRIS, GORDON & COMPANY.
an TUESDAY next MARCH lst., 1889, will offer for
" sale at Auction,
500 hhds N o. Sugar, all so bxs Langhorn & Sons
grades; Tobacco;
$50 bgs choice Rio Coffee; 50 bXs GOdWins Rosebud do
500 bbIs Deans Whisky; so do Keeue x Smiths dc
sou bNs No. / Soap lOO reels Cotton RoPei
100 do Star Candles; 50 bbls Vinegar;
800 bbls New Crop Molasses;
With many other article.
TERAS.-A under $500 cash-all over SSVs, sixty
days for approved endorsed notes, payable In bank.
feig3td HARRIS, GORDON & Co.
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VWTR are In rsespt q our spring Goods and are
w prepared friends and ne trads generally -
WHOLESALE Of Tie most desr4ne stocks o. DrT Goods.
Ready Mads Cloing &c brought 10 th nara and %
snail advance Tor cash 70 punciut DEALERS
shall take great pleasure showing u and ingite hose
visiting give cal and examine Eno na
prices ~ALLLsoNs AADhhSON = ~
a-b29-em.
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ANEW CLASS IN PHONOGRAPHK
TNTILL eonnenes at half past D. Tusiay g insts
NJ with Mr. DOear tie store Of J. n Actfiii- Nes
Commanding after that aa viii ecsiFe pYle lessons %
bring uD vi class teaer 70 begin vim iec.s
To Whist NJ. Ds Il In he tearnlf ntpfe oi
any member Of hsDrsssns zss Call and 80 NJ ~ p Fs ~
tas Of comne1cinE- .1-@-
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Died,

on Thursday, the 18th of February, Scarlet Fever MILE
WATERS only daughter Of Dr.. John Waters
Twelfth year Of her age
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EXTENSILR SALE OF GROCERIES,
s. A. O.. NOEL s. co.

On 81 ednesdaY9 Marchs 2ds at 10 O'CLOCK
WeW Ofsr for sale at Warehouse large complete
Of Groceries, comprising part the following ar
Giles
100 hhds Sugar. 200 boxes Raisens
100 bags Coffee, $50 half do
go bbls Molasses; 50 bags s. s. AlmOads;
100 y bbs: 10 bales Filberts;
700 kegs Nails, assorted; 10 English Malnuts:
100 bbls Cincinnati WHISKY; bales Brazil Nuts;
25 Rye, do SO boxes Totscco, various bids
e. do Bourbon do p Matches;
IS do Am Brandy: l55 dOz Buckets;
25 do Holland Gin; 50 nsst Tubs
200 boxes Glassware - coils Manila Rope
$50 do Cheese; $1,000 Cigars, various brands
100 bbls Mackerel; 25 bills Picans;
so half do Is bays do
500 boxes Star Candles; 100 bbls Herring;
half do
200 quarter do so kits Mackerel.
With all articles usually offered. We sell every
Wednesday. Ifeb24-dtd s. A. G. NOEL & co.
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CARRIAeE REPosIToRY-0 One Of the oldest and
most favorably known Houses in the South West,
dealing 10 Carriages and Buggies, is that of P.
Peek whose card is TO be found in our columns this
morning
His stock of New York made Family Coaches
is large, and comprises many as elegant as sny
city can boast. His new Ware Room on Dead
rick street is filed exclusively with ROcka-
ways, Barouohes aud Buggies, and in it be seen
every style of Buggy, including the comfortable
and durable "Prinee Albert" and the light fancy
''New York Trotter," weighing only 165 pounds.
As he warrants bis work and sells as cheap as
others, we besPsak fer him a share of patronage
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-04
Cineiunati psily Matket Report,

CINCINNATI. Dec. 81. 1883.
Buttsr-w Merchants fair prime, in hrkins. l4Glsc
common and fair Ohio and Indiana 9d1Se Choice West
era Reserve Dairy frkns, 2O622c for best yellow
Beans-Prime small white p 81 lbs s! 25Gl 35
Cheese-Prime medium and large W. R -9s199-c; Best
brands English dairy, lOh9Ilc.
Cofee-Rio common and prime, III G9l2xc
Candes-Pressed Tsllow L. l3c; Star H. IS and l6oE
Ise9I9a2Oc.
Cranberes-small and large bbls per bbl $ 0kalO O.
FlOur-Ordnay and good superfne ~ bbl 81 u 4.75
choice red and extra white wheat s495ds5 20.
Dried Fruits-Apples to choice 2 25 lbs, 1909
500; Peaches unpeeled 2 80 lbs. s32JG3,5O
Grain-wheat prime red and white 81 G}9sl5- Oats on
arrival Corn prime yellow and white 6669; Prime
Rye and Barley S0G7le.
Molasses-Prime n o., large and small lots 3Sd35c.
Ofs-Lnseed large and small lots, ,74676c Lard No L
No I, 756s5c
Provisions-City brands pork 2 bbl sl7 O9l7 50
city brands barrel lard bacon shoulders and ribbed
Sides 6Se hams, plain and sugarcured canvased 9eG
Ike:
Rice-Fair to prime 4llais5c p lb.
sugAr-COmmou low fair and fair 5X96496c; good fair
prime and choice, 7a7lzl97Izc,
seeds-Flax z Sc los. and prime 81 60 Tim
Othy q As lbs fair and prime s56s2OO; Clover p g. lbs
in sacks and bbls., 800 20
Eastern Exchange-16a< p cent. premium buying and
selling rates,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-01-04

REVIEW OF The ENEw YORK PRODUCE MARKET
FORTHE WEEK ENDING DEC 81, BY CURRY,
RUSSELL & CO, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
New YoRK, Dec. 81, 1873.
As this time Of the year. very little business has
been doing during the past week.
pearls.
cAxDLEs like most other goods are quiet and without any
change to note in prices.
Corrox notwithstanding adverse advices from Europe
is firm The transactions have, however been very limited
and only have changed hands We quote ordinary
lOz9i01se middlng ll5I9l25S. madlng fair l2ssSIse
FIsHThe market is very Gngud Bank dry cod held a.
Aoa. at s4a4I2 Some mackerel sold Sl550 S4O and
So rs for the several numbers
FLoUR-The latest European sdvees very diseoursgng
and the prices England considerably below those ruling
on this side and appears pretty clear tast Europe viii
quire bnt lite If any, surplus b-eadsus Our Flour
market has remained depressed snd prices
Of the buyer We quote supsrfne State
s4Gs44O; fancy and State 81 sas5 i5 common to
good 81 a 60; Extra lows Michigan Indiana and
Ohio at 81 s5Gs5 l5 Extra Genesee IS 5o9s 2 Extra St
Louis S 59s7; Canada IS 2566 So
Rye Flour quiet with sales at 50 259i 10
For Com there has demand Jersey Id a.
s. 20 and BrHndywine at si94 10.
GRASWhest has remained quiet and without any demand
for export prices remain without sny particular change Rye
and Barley dull oEts in good demand and firm. Corn quiet
and prices barely sustained Mixed sold 77sc
mixed southern at 75c
PzovsIoNs-Por has declined which induced pur-
chasers forward and lea transactions. We
quote old slTi prime SIS 50; prime SIS Beef
mains quiet the following prices rpAeked Chicago IS 50
slO So extra SO 759 So prime in tieIces SIC
tasls Hams ga z99k. Ohio butter l262Oe Lard ll1EeG
lIIfc-
TALIoE-Firm with sales at l01<c,
WooL-There been good deal ofexcement Of late in
domestic wools and although the market qui-
ct aspect prices for all descriptions remain firm. Domestic
Aeeces sold 4O955c for Ah blood NernO to ss1Opy.
In our money market there increased activity owing to
the close Of year but without any increased ngeney
nd falling Of in rates is expected to take place next week
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s. Corning & Co.'S Quotations.
ALCOH HOL
AND
BURN ING UID,
MANUFACTURED BY S. CORNING & Co., 76 RIVER
STREET, CLEVELAND, ONO.
Terms, Cash, Current Funds.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Jan 3


Flour-The year opened with better Eastern ard
local trade deInand aud al improvement prices; ss
OF 600 bbls at 50 for supeTne Stale; Sa55 for
extra State Si346j for supeTine western; S552j Tor
common to medium extra western IS 45jh for shipping
brands extra round hoop Ohio the market closing firm WI
an upward tendency. Canadian -four scarce and firm;
sales OF go BIB S525650 for to choice extra
Small sales of Rye -four at S3254I0 Buckwheat -four
plenty and dull at S25OG2,75f 100 fbs.
Whea-QuOtel shade fTmer with better i4cal trSde
dem1nd sales Of Is go bus 81 20 for winter red Illinois
and lndiana; 81 30 for white MIC and Indiana 5
for white Ky
Rye-ScaTce and firmly held 75(1sOc.
Barey-Qulet a nd nominal at 70l193c.
Confirm and very quiet, sales of $500 us at 7375c
for new southern and Jersty yellow; 576c for white
seutherui T3c for Northern yellow: there
ed sales mixed western in so.e at 7sc but not gen
era ly credited
olts-Frmer; sales at 5ea53c for State; 56@57c foI
wesl ern; 56d5sc for Canadian
W hlsAv Market frneT; sales of 800 bbs at 2t1<(25c
forEDull sales Of 60u bbs SIT old mess; Sl7 so
oil 81 for new mess; Sl3, 81 for primo
Beet-Dul: sales OF $50 bbls S60T country prime;
81 59 for country ness 5Olo 50 Tepack ed mess
Sl0.7ssll.50 extra mess
Beef hamsQuie at S13Gl5 for priu e. nominal
Si6Gls.
Dressed Hogs-StPddy at 6s15Sc for the whole range
Cut Meats-Quiet at 6za6h for shoulders 9A9sH for
Lard-Firmer at Il, ,1S6ll5Sc
State
Cheese-In moderate Demand 1t stGqkc
Ialiow-Flrmi sales OF 26 900 Ibs prime
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plumbing, ett.

NJ. PATTIK SOA,
PRACTICAL HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER
No 2 Park Row, back of Old Court House,
on Square,
I MANUFACTURE AND KEEP
L constantly hand complete assortment Copper,
Lead aud ron Bathing Tubs, Marble, Plain and Fancy.
China Wash Basins Water Closets common Lift Force
PUMPS ufthe best description Also, l.. Waefelaer Co
Patent Italian Stone FieTer and all other articles this
line Of business.
Having had twenty years experience in this branch
Of mechanism and most Of the last four years engaged
he principal houses town. feel confident Of giving
tire M faction to al hO may favor with their patron
age.
Hydrants. Tubs, Closets and Basins fitted up in the
atest and most approved style.
Orders in the CITY and country promptly attended to-
Job5ng executed with nestness and dispatch.
fehls
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REVIEW OF THE CLEVELAND WHOLESALE PRO
JANUARY 5, REFERENCE sEISG HAD TO THE TABLES
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EG9aI Notitfs.
MASTER C0MNISSTONER5s

M ASIER COMMISSlONER'sS Sale
~ to a. order Of sale, to directed, from
IN a, ton therein pending, wherein Soom Sturges is
the Court House. cOrner OF Seneca and Champain
Cleyeandl in sad county, the 5ih day Isnua Use
10 O'Clock NJ, the lands tenenents hereiuaer
described. as follows, % wit:
lst AL their right title and interest Of in and to the
following described tract of land lying Brooklyn town
ship CuvahOga county Ohio being the tract re-
eitcd and referred to the preamble hereo lch said
under the sane by Natha isl Bennett, Benjamin F. feT
and the heirs Frederick Ter Samuel Tyler and the
heirs Of Nathaniel BeHne einheore reced NOT
legal an undivided half in common, and provided
said partition be legal then the in US and herein
conveyed being that pat Of ssid ing Of said
county rord. ten 992l00O acres aud being the same
marked IN the plat herein set forth Peach orchard lot
I0O0 and in the occupancy Of said Samuel Tyer-
the whole OF sad tract bounded follows; Being part
o' fytwO 52l IN SAID township and contsining twenty
off the southeast corner and being part Of Of
twenysght l0-lO0 BY the Of G. W. MaTsh
southwest corner lot No 81 thence uorh 10 chains
70 the center Of the couny road; ence north es Is
road thence south ls 4clCO chains post the er
C the fencs n nineteen zO0 chains 10 the place
which in he sed Tyler and wife hereby conveyed and
part of said tract Of twenty oO being bounded
street. by land heretofore sold Thomas
Peckham BY philip Barnett Ths plat next following be
Peckham, also lands owned by R. HilIaTd; said
twenty more less being those parts Of sand plat
embraced ihin the lines marked whthe figures l. 3 T.
c, n. Lsee plat attached 10 mortgage, and marked B1
I'd ALSO, another Of land lying in the City Of
Cleveland said county the side Of the river Of
CUyahoga land IN what formerly the CITY OF ONO, and
cSiedhe ayor Fsfm and being sixty feet frunt and r1ar
IRON the west end OF Block and runnns from Cliaon
reference belnq had the map Of tho Taylor Farm, made
Nv Ahaz ercsnt and recorded in the records Of Cuya
hg county ard being the some lot by Elizabeth
Tger said Mary Tyler, Juy s ls46; Book 43. page
N'- JOSEPH S. GRANNIS, Master Com
JOHN CROwELL- Esq Pills Att1rney-
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@Es-.s3553s5.3:.....;.::ss5.:ss...:lsl -

MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
lumbus Cincinnati, Cleveland and Erie, and Cleveland
and PittSburg Railroads.
Al SOlOt with hacks 10 thaern Falls, &c.
At Nantua with hacks for Ravenna &c.
At Bracevllle with hacks 10 Newton Fails, &c
At Warren with hacks Sharon, Greenfield MeadEilies
Bloomfield Canield, &C
Lowell and EnOn Valley and thence Dy P +. W. & {. X.
R. to Pittsburgh. - - =,
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FEVER AND AGUE.

EROM WHICH MANKIND SUF-
l. FER OVER A LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE,
duced 10y the poisonous masm Of vegetable decay This
aatiln is evolved by the action Of solar heat soil
aud rises h the atery vapOr from it. While the is
below the horizon this vapOr fingers the earhs
face and the virus is taken with 1t through the lungs
the blood There 1t acts tating poison inter
nal vscera and xceng organs Of the body The liver
comes torpid aud fails TO ecete not only virus but also
he Bile fIOm blood Both the aud the bile accu
muate IN the circulation and TToduce violent constitution
sympahise with the liver and bee me deranged also
Finally the instinct af organism # attempt to
expe the noxous Infusion concentrates The whole blood Of
the body in the Internal excreores force them
out Inc blood leaves the surface and rushes the Inter
Eal with cOngestlve violence This the CHILL
But this effort 1t fails Then the FEVER follows in
which the blood leaves the central organs and rushes to the
surface as IN another eiior to e1p the irritating poison
through that other great eIcre orhe skin In this also
fails and the system abandons the attempt exhausted
and waits Tor the recovery OF strength 70 repeat the hope
less effort another day These the fits parOxysms Of
course undermine the health If il is not ren ove(i
We havO labored TO find, and have found an an'idoe
AYERS AGUE CURE.
Which neutralises this maarous poison in the blood and
does this acng disorder with perfect certainiy
Ana Goes more or ateT ~ & does wai Is 3 more service 10
eI els Il from The svsem Is absorbed and thus keens
those who free from its attacks keeps the system n
health although exposed the disease ConssquntI II
only but protects from the great variety of aec
Remitteut Fe Chill Fever, Dumb or Masked Ague
FeTers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, GOut Blindness Tooth
ache, Earache CataTh, Asthma Papitaions Painful Al
fections Of the Stomach and Bow Is an (which when ans
ing from this will be found to more OF less the
intermittentiype This AGUE CURE" the cause
OF these arrangements and cures the disease.
This accompshes by stimulating the excretories to er
pei the virus IRON the system and these organs
become habted to do this their office of their own accord
HeEce arses wet we term acclimation. Time may accom-
psh the same end but often lie IS not long enough
sacrificed IN the attempt while tis AGUE CURE does it
a once aed with safety We have great reason TO believe
nat this Is surer as well as SAFER remedy for the whole
of dlseasss which caused BY the misamac infec
ion, than any other which has been discovered and has
cheap as well as good.
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GALE OF REAL EST ATE BY OR

GALE OF REAL EST ATL, BY OR
y DER OF COURT.-On the 18Th days,f January 1859.
between the hours OF 10 o'clock A NJ, and O'Clock p d.
the Rlroad Station, the villa OF Berea in the coun
" Cuyahogl; AMI State Of Ohio. viii be sold to the
highest bidder the following Real Estate, as the property
jacob Pulfy. deceased to wit:
ps from W Fairchilds, Of the premises hereinafter
described payment of nneyeght dollars and eighty
cents and the interest the from Feb p 1855
said premises are described follows. 70 wtSuate in
the T. 1sbD Of Addi ieburgh lot No section No. l8
and boul ed follows Beginning the enSt line OF Sald
lot at the northeast stake Of Launder contract to
Iaunders: sheace north, along the lot line, chains
and g. inks stake; thence west along mark ed line
6 CHAINS n links toj the center OF the RockpOrt ROn
thence south 5 sec along said road, chains and
links 10 Lauuders contract with B. Laundcrs; thence east
along he north Of said Launders' land q chains and
81 Inks the place Of beginning and contains
Of land, more pr less
PLINY WYMAN Executor Of
Jacob Putty. deceased
Cleveland. Dec. 9 h. 1853. deel1 dim 2l3
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GOLD DOMNION.'

THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Haa become 4 household word.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Makes beverage delicious ss nectar
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Takes less Coffee than any other.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Never fails to do work night.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Gives healthy beverage
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is friend to Dyspspdcs.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Makes husbands happy.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Makes wives good-nHtured.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is the cooks delight.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Sends smiles to the breakfast table.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Prevents matrimonial discords.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Gives the Arabian berry in perfection.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is based upon science and common sense.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is used by all good hOuss-keepers-
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT,
pins, quarts quarts, quarts and quarts is for
FoGG, ENswoRTH CO,
novI5 235 and 81 Superior ST.
TNGIISH "a NT0N FLANNEIS .
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Bankers.
J. HerdIIlan & Co.,

j. Herdman & Co.,
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
IL Foreign and Domestic Exchange, Uneurrent Money,
Specie and Land Warrants. Collections throusout ue
United States Canada and Europe promptly elteuuou
Drafts and Bills of Exch inge Great briLa'
Sight and 60 days on the following Banks and Branches
ENGLAND.
Loud,u-OIessrs Prescott GToe, Case Co. Bakers
Liveruool-J Barned Co Bankers
Neutrality-suspicious. Cunlifle Brooks 3 Co, BANKERS
National Provincial Banks OF England and Branches tho
out England and wales,
Birmingham Banking Co.
Yort-shIre District Bank ard Branches
Lancaster Bankiug Co. and Branches
IRELAND.
National Bank Of Ireland
Provincial Bank Of Ireland.
And ali Branches aIthe principal cities and tow Us
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial Banl ing Co.
Greenock Banking Co. in Glasgow and Greenock
National Bank of Scotland and Branches,
also furnish Draf for amount able IN the
pri ucipal Cities of the Continent OF EarOpe.
PASSAGE b STEAMER. or Sail1ng Packet ships, ioor
from New York Breat Britain and Ireland France md
Germany can be cured at the lowest rates.
ssss J. HERDAIAN s Co. as above.
n l. wHITNAN- N. N. sTANDART. c W. sTANDART
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
wv Bankers and Leasrs in Fereign and Domestic Ex-
change MOI Superior street. We draw direct on Lon
don and will furnish Drafts for amount payable at all
the principal pou England Ireland Scotland France
aud Germany Collections made all accessible points
hronghoui the Unt4d STATES and Canadas- mhs:lv
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ETETEIIN6, zANESYILLR s CINCINNATI

ISks 5si - -
On and after March 8, 1858.
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
i leave Cleveland in the trains sf the Cleveland anu
Pittsburgh RanTOad at AS p. N Changing carS ~
Hudson,l for Cuyahoga Falls, Akron, Orryille and
ersburg: connecting at Orrylle with trairs on the
Pittsburgh Fl Wayne and Chicaso Il. R., east and west
or Canton MassOn Wooster, Loudenyllie and Mansied i'd
Trains leave AIiersburg for Cleveand at 100 \ N and
IS NJ connecting at Orrv1e with . aims on the PEt
* c. r. r, by which passengers from Canton; MaSSi-
ton Wooster Loudenvile and Mansfield reach Cleveland
ifebs SIMON PERKINS. SuD't
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THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL
patronage Of his friends and the rest Of mankind"
during he pas Fall trade determined 70 cl0-e out
his large variety Of COOKING PAELOR, HALL. and
OFFICE STOVES and ENAMELED CRATES at
greatly reduced prices
His lIAAIMnII EnnEING STOVES Er HhtalS.a .aad
his Victor Cooking Stoves FIR private iamiies, cannotbe
surpassed Ter ptr ctOu in operation and economy IN fuel
his Hot Air Parlcr Heater for ParOrS Halls. School
Houses Churches. Stores, made for Anthracite Coal
CONSTRUCTED that either fer stove
furuace, both combGe, and therefore will produce
much more heat than other stove In the market 10 IS
neat handsome and dur bic, and giving great sasfac
tlOl to many Of best citizens. HIS PEARL which
made oval for paIors burns coke or har0 coal with
ecOnOms and neatne and also gives perfect satisfaction
The newest aud most desirable styles of ENAkIELED
CRATES on hand at the lowest prices.
He mlnut cturss and keep sunpii with Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
always on hand
Tin Roofing ard all Jobbirg done short notice.
All respectfully solicited call before purchasing
elsewhere at be old and well-knuwn stand Of
W. L MARVIN
cecl6 No AZ South Side Public Square,
GULLIVAN'S JUSTLY Celebrated
II STOVE POLISH-the best in the market Also
LUDLOWS Infalhbe Self-Selling FRUIT CANS, war
I5nted be A-Tight for sale cheap at wholesale OF
retail, by ". L. MARVIN, No. 42 Public Square,
ocH Nearly opposite the old Court House.
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REVIEW OF THENEw YORK PRODUCE MARKET
FOR THE WEEK ENDING DEC 81, BY CURRY,
RUSSELL CO, COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
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