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One Hundred Dollars Premium,
DIR. GIBSON,

Professor of Medicine and Electropathy,
HAS CONCLUDED TO PER-
IL MANENTLY ocate in Cleveland aud has remuv-
sd olice Bank to the side Ontario
street over G. Beck Co.'s Grocery store, one block IRON
The innease success " Dr. GIBSON in the treatment
Of Chronic Dstases ius'es HIM to the sik
that he viii make
No Charge for SerUiceS 1hich are not successful
opinion which will be given when the pa
Complaint DyspGpsl1 its worst form, Ague and Fever
Dysentury, t,suerai Debility Nervous Consumption hsl
ana; BIOucbus. Obstinate Gougu, Deafness, Goodness Of
teet ar hands, Paralysis or Palsy, mp teucy, St Ntus
Dance, Lumeness sick Nervous He5dHche ali nervous
Diseases Neuralgia, Diseases of the Kidneys, IlrOpsy
Rheumatism SCrofnla, spinal complaint, Salt Rheum
pay 500 10 physician in the world who viii equal his
success 10 treating White Swelhug.l WihoIOd Limbs
Weak lnfammed Eyes Blindness from palsy OF the is
from disease Of the optic nerve termed Amaurusis
also nursing mouth LsucOuhwa aud other diseases
DISEASES OF TIE BRAIN
whiCh have SO ldo been cured " ated
by Or @ with degree OtceTalu am1untlug to mth-
ematca precision, namely; Chronic Inflammation OF Con-
gesou Dizziness Soening Of the Brain diseases which
later atend with melancholy state ut mind
with loss fuubunur mental ergy and which irequeut-
Wtermtuate IN idlucy, insanity suicide. Dr. GIBSON
will forfeit SlO0in Of failure To any the last
named diseases n hopes thus notice. with the numerous
aHd very resu"ctabo aud favorable references which lie
give will be su ient guaranty to the thOu ands who
are suffering from disease Of the bnin that they can now
positively recover their health receive handsome
mtum IN case uf failure.
Patients may be soen his office in various stages of
couvucncc who have been treated by all classes u med
cal men without success.
Or G. would that he possesses the only reliable
nude o. detecting the lucat Of uiseusesbe lmmrdi-
case Of any invalid who may present himself fl examine
ton
OFFICE HduRs-9 to 70, aud to O'Clock daily, Sun
DAYS excepted, and from to O'Clock on Monday and
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EV-A gentleman who had a scolding wife.
in answer tn an inquiry after her health, said
she was pretty well, only subject at times to
a breaking out in the mouth
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21

AHEE NEWs.--Tbe Chickasaw and Choe.
taw Herald Of the n ult says -.
Inc four companies Of the Let Cavalry d
occupy camp duriug the summer at the Ante.
lope hiIss Tor the protection Of travel on tbs
route from Fort Smith TO New Mexico
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21

At Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo, Cleveland Co
lumhuS d Cincinnati Cleveland and Ere and Clgys Ind
and Pittsburg Railroads
Al SOlOi with hacks TO GhAErin Falls SC
At Mantuu with hacks for RHyenna, sc
A. BHCevllle with back 10 New. Fa s., &C
A. Mun6n with hacks TO Sharon oseenhsd, Meadvnls
Bloomfield Canfeld, &c.
At Youngstown, with stages for New Castle Poland
Lowell, ant EnOn Valley, and thence by =. H. W. GC ri
r. to Pittsburgh.
,,,---,-., -, CHAs. L. RHODES, supt
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Boarding..

ROARDING. = The House No. "a
sabss o9 s99s6s' shq ly ne Stone Chuh-pne Of the
9la M y now open for Boarders Famss WISHING no
vlsh tnett 9wn rooms can accom- mndnsd WIN i9Se
eh9 enen rooms and bedrooms; and Sinre Rs55
@ ~ hoelunis VIII mud good acoOmmOia ios mi 20
54 t..is,t4 A-llea n9l excluded Raferencas FtVen
-P'h1 s. W, HuRRlrT.
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CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OF9s@-3-1
" Lake Navigation, the Propneors q HlHfM
ofthis Line viii put uDUn the route nom ~
BnHaln Chicago h'st-c A
/ Screw Steamers OF great strength and speed,
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YER'S
A G. u Il Gu II H ,

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE OF
Intermittent FeUer. or FeUer and AgUe, Remit
tent FeUer, Chill FeDer, Dumb Ague, Period
ieal Headache or Bilious Headache and BIZ
iOus FeDers-indeed, for The lohoie class Of dis
cases originating IN hillary derangeMeRt,
caused By the malaria of niaSmatic countries.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-21

HAuTFoRn, rrumhuu Co Ohio, March i, lttl.
hereby certify that nave been dealing IN The bru9leh,
berg Modicngs for the pas year, aud can truly sey Rat
have never offered medicines 90 The pubic tLN phvc
met with tie decided appreciation Of the people ike hese
iculary the Pills and CpthOlcon. They Will reqdiy
periOm al and than Is promised for them, hufe
sold about fifty bottles OF the CatholcOn the past season.
and hear the best results In every
IN, G, JOHNSON, Medical Agent
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-July 20.

Beef sgan &c lower, and tending to Ftill further de-
kece pts 5000 head
Mutlon-hThere has been notmateral change; demnnd
far, RtceIDts ll5O0
swiRe-Lull. Ruotations mpd' t6ha6sS. Receipts
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Craol Notirts.
FoP0sFD AMRSn5iTNT no ifnE C0N

PHOPOsED AMENDMENT TO TnE CON
rTNnUTfON
Nolhtive On Amendment INt Constitution, proVidn
Tor AunuHl See inna che Gfuefal Assembly
Reaoluef br fhe General AslfHbV flc Sidft Of OHIO
rhre6-hhhs u the members uf enoh huusu coucufrnr
therein % be aud hereby proposed Co the electors ui
the state TO vote 90 the annual October slate eecuun
hH nppruy or lection of he tQ loving amtudueN
suhattuto for The first tause NJ tho tWony hl ser-
on Of the secun. urtcsnf tho Cons gnon u hs state
10 wit "Al fequltf sessions uf the Gcntfn Assembly
WILLIAM u. WOODS
Speaker Of tno House q krufrgauiai ives.
MAhTiN WELKER
April g. 1879 President ul The Senate.
SronR1ARy oF STATES OFFicE
Columbus o. April z, ls5g.
hereby certify that tho forogone Joint Resouuon"re
lutve TO an Amendment 10 the Constitution idr for
Annual sessions ofh5 General Assembly ts attuo copy
A. p. RUSSELL,
anla,lStoct3 Sccletarvo Of state.
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DR.. AMOS & SON,

COTneT OF Mnln and QuHY stTeete BUFFALO, Y
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANSlN IN
"a the STATE who are members OF the Royal Callege Of
Surgeons, London. May be consulted from O'Clock m
the morning until sat night, every stage and symptom
disease The treatment they adopt is the results upwards
OF thirty practice IN Europe and
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4flistrIlanrous.
Alarm Spring Sash Balance
ENTED
March I'd, 1858, by
rLIna nENuAAr q rna-.nrr M. -...r.-...


OF OfCleveond, Ohio
VNHE SPRING AND ITS Alta CHI
Il meuis perfect substitute Tor ,,egbIs anS mi
e{h 9l Rtlnhces the sash nt dosrsd p0at evin an
ALARM by the rails ng or lowering of he sash ,r
oasilY applied 90 windows In hutldn ready hoilt Nv
lfe wing testimonial is the we known Maste
Builders Of Cleveland - '4 'A'''o
CLEVELAND. Ohio November 1853
Messfs, DENHAm BBIGGs We the undsrsirbed bov
nl examined fuur ALARM NpRlNG SASH RaTSNVr
can most eheerfuly recumH end as an invention vauS
20 community ana superior 10 Thing fOr ie nnrTcs+s
we haye eyerseen plteud The snsh being Ssi
auced AMI burglar proof tUeoIher WIN tl usli
simplicity OF construct on and pitd to he vindo viii
such comparatiytlY tdius rrnsnsr Is siffi N ,s,,t
that generous public vii uduut IA an nd ~ h come ma
general use Truly v.tirs w ' W. ''"'e 'N'"
J. N. Blackburn. ArchiioriI 'sar c,t,,,t.-.rt p,l.
aud builder ltioS Ts4'nbsi '-'' N'3iluo'
W J warner 100. BuildeUg IA Vidner .. ,In
shetmgn Kennoy zoe. do IIames Budre iii
y n ut,tuiuh---ss.-ss' 40 a q h.ulnu' d...t.. do
"a N ess'ss..ss.. 90 ~ u Richardson. do
~ llllau Col lster... DO lt N Wa d......... do
Henry hlalT......-.. do Is Couhnu. ...... do
= - nuNhb .s...---. 90 leVl Johnson. ....... do
- 5iRot''' 90 Inhh eRone q lntractor
, Ohn GU. ..,...... .CuntractOrl Anl Builder
and Builder.
This invention ia on exhibition at tho Paint and
Warehouse nf II. DENHAhl No 40 Fuhlir Con.r,N N''aa
CountF nr eiaF RiThts tor sale Nv he
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Or AMOS 4 SON take pleasure IN announcing hat they
have lnyenttd mnst important instrument Tor The O
the above Dis eases II has been subjected To test hY the
most eminent physicians In London Paris, PhilAdeuhH
Now York been declared the only iustTu
nyoned TOR tho OF Seminal Weakness or
any disease caused by thu secret habitH OF youth Price
SlOby mail or express.
N B.-Dr AMOS 4 SON, in order 20 satisfy the most
skeptca tn the merits of Tins pledge thum-
selves That IN instance where may prove unsasiac
tory. RfeT ral the money will be refunded by
iuTnlng the instrument IA good order
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1859. 1859.
CHICAGO AND MILwAUKE
American and Western Transportation
Companies Line Boats,

The above named Steamers p of the largest class,
with ample accommodations for Freight aud Passengers,
being fitted up erpaessy for ne Upper Lake Trade.
- People moving 10 the WESTERN STATES and
Pixies PEAK, will find this the most desirable route
The RccOmmOdh hons for h m les with Wag MS horses aud
Fnm in particular such cannot iat 10 give sat
faction there being ranshIment m they aach the port
of des inuilnn. ..
~ Contracts made NJ low for Merchandise, Iron,
Mails, &c, &c 10 Chicago Milwaukee aud inter mediate
Prs
rS' Freishts received at Warehouse for shipment sSd
Rrcepts Given
F5r Freight or Passage apply aud eonsigu TO ..
mari Agent Cleveland, Ohm
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Vessels passed through Port Colbomo Lork wcllsnd
Canal o'clock ?. M, the 18th Il 4 O'clock p a.
on the 18Th
Blund West--l6h-NOne.
lyh-S hr Zephyr,
Bound Easi-isth-BaTks Republic London Of Clayton.
Wind
lorProg Young Americas bris Ocean; schrs Mary and
MeHrhant Miller
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HrAIrH OF AMTp1rAN WOMEN.

FemalC rreguariies, weakness uterine dispacomont~,
and all Octl uterine difficulties aud constitutional rnbes
ui women, ale entirely cured ly TIL GRAEFEhBERG
MARSiiAlLS UGF RlNE CATHOLICON
his connection AIiss BeeclsT ser Of the Rev Hen
Ward BeeCnpr in letters TO the people page 2 says
~ have hine sise unt sstefsinlaW and fourteen te-
mule cousins AL ma jed, aud al' delicate and ains
Aud the immense crc lto iends md acqunin ances
canrot ecal on married ladies' born IN this ce7iuy aud
country, who perfectly healthy Ia cases, however,
whoe ihe Grnoieuherg CahOcou has been used w must
that health has rapidly taken the pucc OF tsehso uud
ladies have beComor fust strong vigorous aud tulhy
Mrs Clemson, OF n ira says "Beauitul indeed s inc
cunhding trusting uf but how much does u
be pruoc by gatchluness that will lead her,
time D disease TO appeal to medical adviser OF sclen
ifc rducn ion, worth and purity Of churacter All
these De secured 10y addressing the GraeenDefg Com
pany.
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MOST sCIENTIFIC INYENTION
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICuLAR NOTION

An the Cf Nocturnal Emissions
properly ku rs Seminal Weakness, AC Can be- perma
nenly cured i cen days to months by ihe
Oi this Instrument when used c0nOlutly with medicines
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.... .---.. CURE WARRANTED. -..
Dr, AMOS h SON have devoted their attention tNciu
vey this peculiar class Of maadirs aud the relief they
consequently been enabled fellow crea
q rs fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by cun
eaoett patients Ard Oars daily arriving from ul
T. Of the country m the express purpose uy Of CONSUL
al Oswhlle THERE have been CrL ed hy the moy
agun advantages yet from what they have experienced
-qu lrng into the of these infectious complaints
from their most simple condition that of the dan
gervus and inyeieaie they have always Entertained tb
pnslbih y0t Their prevention ard removal, aud likewise
nvaTuby iouna that the most horrible and malignant
ul die casa could almost invariably he traced
following causes guOance negle the bad effect gn
uusklllul ana improper treatment therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded IN disCoyompg theI election OF
heir remed les safe eectua aud cautions course on
ting all cuu naou OF remedies VIII ch bear eQuyoc1
chaIaer, as wei as those whose premature nudicous
application mght be productive OF bad sequuuCes u
auds Of nrva 10 individuals IN short the audabIe end n
firremedies IL The lessening of great of human
seTy by tho aoyutlCn, Ionot aud prevonnOu Of those
sfcti ons thar ealiiy the secret foe of lie
ind which, while they eIensab surround ug
OTOuT skill and inteit romeo in their eEtermlnatiOu
COUNTRY INVAIIDS
Persons in paTt Of the world be successfully
treated ~ forwarding correct detail OF their case with
remittance for medicines &f.
Address DT. AMOS a SON. corner Main and Quay-sts
Buffalo N T. ... iansti&wly2C5
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Read what Or bushnell say Of the Graofenhsrg N
ines nr n. Is pbl suian Of extensive practice, anq
n Tho most sneoeasn n The county lTTnmhnlD In win
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10 gives great certify TO the nvariahe en-
raivs of the lraeienberg Marshals Uterine Ca
thu con m all Of female disease. aud to the skin and
hieh moral character Of the hedhu Department OF the
J. p. LAMBERT. NJ. D.,
Auburn -Four Corners, Penn.
Methodist Clergyman. By heart has fairly ached
Ia witness the feeble health " women as have Travelled
uy circuit presching The Gospel. thluk God however
shat have all these diseases give To the Grdeeu
berg Marshals Uterine CathUhcOn. wherever has been
used. REV. PETER SHARP, Rdgeway, Mich,
former OF Western stark, Medina 90, o.
w Forsale by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
out the state
CR'- For medicines OT agencies address
II. b, KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
murI9 Agent Tor Ohio.
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CLEVELAND AND ERIE GAILRdAD,

CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAlLRdAD,
"a I'D l 5s. ,sa sz....Isa
1859. SUMNER ARRAEGEM mt 1859
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, June
~ 18Th, 1863, Passenger Trains win runas ows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
OO A. " ano MS Sp' Ps2Iy 81 a T2 gs s1 s q & Szss s
brook, a9d arrives at Erie 1880 p. M. DunEifh
3:2O M. Cincinnati Express lTnin stops PaIuesyills
Madison, Asulsbua, Conneaut I'd Grad only
?. 81 i; BulI,lo 1920 P Nj NV
$50 p MNight EApress Train stops at Pamesyus Ash
Ere l;oS 4. NJ; Duusirk sl2 A. Nj, sunslO
LEAVE ERIE
1906 A, d. Night EEnress Train stopping at GmTd Asha
b "a and pnaa5yile only and arrives at Ceve
T8 A. NJ. Aail Train, stops all stations except Swan
vii, SMbrouk, UAionH e, Perry. Mentor aud
Wicblne-wIli on on ,ignal 10 take passen
gers, for ClcuciaRd 0lly,at Saybrook, ,Uui0nsiIle
cd.vsanSdi Si' ii CO 4. l.S N "''AnH'' ana af"'s a.
l;22 P NJ Day ETmess lTan. s.ops at Grad Corneout
Cleveland at 5;2t F. M |T.
All the trains GOING Westward CONNECT at tqe7esld with
lrans iur Toledo. Chicago, Columbus, Cincinnati st
bSaEF E Viii f s ~ aS hs R Re Es%s yap 6iES Eg PGfe At
aud q BntLfa with those OF the New York Csan and
Cleveland June lsth, 1883 " '' '''''9 s'as 1 S"''
Rates Of Fare
From CLEVELAND via
CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAILROAD.
First class, Cleveland 20 De rot............s4 s 100
First class Cleveland e chioaso...........Sl6S %
- 80 - Louis........,. ~ o.
Iowa City......... IA 2i
For, Leaysnworib . 50
,s- ,,,.i,,. i,, ~, ,., ~ Instph, ...;.-.. 70 90
orst Louis WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS .STS ~ SsloS i
'a'es as by any o'herIowe' rou,5 II n,ns,,.
Cleveland, Feb l5-f feblsdGm5ii GsnTiSR Rst Gst
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La ISs 7s....i.....91 ,!.si.,.es5555EE.
CLEVELAND AND MAHONIN0
~ RAIL ROAD.-TIhrE TABLE No u.s.
T9take effect ON aud after Thursday February TO- 500
GOING EAST. GOING WEST
Cleveland 10 POutgs- Youngstown 10 CieVe
tOWR. land,
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

ENTERED.
Steamer Guy NJ Rufblo, Perkins Buffalo
" Ocean, Evans. Detroit.
Arctic, Fish. Buffalo.
Propeller Jefferson, Bond, Dunkuk.
ehoeneT VIM Castle spear BUfilo, % cords paving
stone He kOX.
scOw PGndclon, Becker, Buffalo p cords paw stons
IhcknN
scow john Hale, Rnrgher. saudusky, Il cords paving
stone, South wick
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CLEARED,
Steamer May Queen, viser, Detroit.
Western Metropolis, peass Buffalo
Forester, Warl. Bnftln.
Pr pelifT Vermont, NewkiTk Dunkirk.
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Te ,,hls aSors fal-c 81 20 zee io's 70 tr.s' zen
Fr,s ~ n -. ~ III N 1887 frcn ,n nu
s3 93a 49l 81 "a, 1853 fTon tsose oil lo.. s %
s.,r-s.. between too y-srs $50 ana - Is S'.'-l,
SIa ,ror,teonal % nora t0an S3l per coot %
tie bn-iness of az tho roaia m re ~, ~ ned year
The t,itrs ofy ON rhe p, +. W. s. Z. y. X was only
) per oeot. -.
+ .ueh results hsve bseo obtained from an incou-
ple.e LIE It s fair to s.mate tA,t they VIII De eH
.eiad hereafter 10 SD exept prooo'tonate u TOE 81
dors ergh Of road 10 usa. aud that al Increase oI
revenue Will o. reahZso, iilcent Ia sS-H the gross
receipts to amount exec. DING g uoJO JO per agehu
sud receipts adequate 10 meet al tie cuI eeL hAO
ities Of the Company.
The route Of tie rosi is very fsvorshls. IL
travefiry the whoe Elrth Il the States ~ ono sud
Indiana and distsnro in Illinois eq,al TO nesry one
half the breath of the sac, il passes through or
near 70 more than or hundred import S 10 ABS. Toe
,on,e through penusyv ,bi4 and Ohio Is detsey popu-
lated sud IN Indiana sad Illinois passes through ooun-
tIy either heavily rmbe,ed or pr.ire and about one
half Of which is ~sl adapted Tor grazing, TIE re-
-nsirder is rolrg land OF The most ierle CHAR icter
.eIersly in high state Of Guilty. alton. portion OF
IN. s. miles eono ted stels passes through the bsst
part Of THE region already developed by the nor hsrn
Iires Of raroad, the trade OF wacn VIII hereafter
eek this shorter avenue TO Chicsgo or the sesooar0
TIL. humber from the timber lanos row beinz rapidly
cleared fo6. ready market At various points along
he road and afr ,Ids remunera.iye local tunpage
In ever, feature If adaptation for large traffic snd
ecopoay il the operation and maihtenHnes OF tae
Road Il 10 equal 10 any line Of corresponding import
Al &c in this country; and forming "a does 10 coa,
necron sith the Pennsylvania Railroad the Oest ana
shortest PRACTICAL route from thcaSo aod TIE sho'e
North west 70 tne seebOsrd cites 81 BtunoIe rms
delphi, ard New.l ork the ois.aIce from the latter
ri ~ 10 Chicago by thi, line through Philadelphia,
being bu, AS miles, wnlle by the New York Central
and Great Western Of CANADA, the next shortest IL
95S-this Road possesses advantages which Will eere-
sitter tend Ia attract 70 ii srge and constantly ia
cressirg traffic Devsro be diverted from over longer
and less favorable lines.
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80, , .. ri, ...,-A,v Mach " I.-os, ElSop1.
sr, ssSs ~ Iooigs g. n.J 81 niaA 'se' fsAf1 II
,TTs'.., y, 81 rhhs .,spr.. s,sIe.J, Nuca ~,
xis .ss SsIoy,d We Of lioTso'e Eee'AA "a De -''' 5'
In M, ei,v On s.sorsas. March ~ Ger:r1se
oselsnbos wdo~ c; t. b.s I'ha a. b7sl''i IL 4s 90
q, I'D i.,sv,. ar, Invited 70 st:eDd he ian-ra on
.oossy atsrpooL q 2oel'es itea 20. .os.'s 'i DIT ~
1UpIOw-op Fn1sy MARI IT, after ,oor' bu. severe i
n.ss Tacrnss La1los IL ~. ga year n he ase-
uAy-on suz6sy March o. MavSa MAJ, In ne SD Seu of
To- and f,nds q tse family ar. respectfully nvi-d
% fuDsra Oh Io-.iA nsrSn .. :. ~
reu nsr rssosrcs, no. - south Third street. "an'
EoRTOy-In this city, On Fhdsy, March 10, John Nor:ou
AGED ~ years
orogYJn nj. ol,y On Sunday March D. Fra D. second
sou Of Charles sId MAy a. Ogden aged a years and 5
Tn iativ.. AID snd. Of the family are respectfully invited
20 at. I'd TIE m be residence 81 psr-uts No it
Avenue o. TsD;b street; hi. day taoDdaJ) al ococ1
PERRY-on Saturday orriDE March s Jo.eph Curtis 500
II Alfred y and Ada A. PeIry, aged year. IL months and
TIE ~, nd. Of the my invited 70 send the faner. from
the Tsi5eDcs oi his sTAIoiE he J'pa Curas no ~ S.'
Thirty icurh street Monday Ltera0on .: O'clock pre-
ehsly
PUTNAM-In Brooklyn Sunday morning March % Samuel
M, uos ssd par. are invited sten1 his fun FRA ~ No
rs henry ,-; TO dsy soues At zes2es p m; h'' 's
PhskgRIp thi, city on sa,urosJ March 49, ThOr.' John
Pa ser Of Jsse. ALns P'fkor aged ys.' sHd
months
PALmERA: YorE,rr IN Tbursday March H. Hannah Mars,
wife 81 Joseph Palmer, sgsd - yesrs
RAVEE- Sal 5,dsy March Is CT paralysis esonss hAVeT
~ The $50 yea O. be ere
nj. relatives and the friends Il The family ,e The msmeer
s,ransr,, Refuge Lo6te no o ~ q. e. are invited n
sftefd The funeral MONDAY the 2t q 0cck from BIZ
residence, TO 40 ariberrJ street. without furihf ioY1
RAFKissD This city Saturday, March is, Sarah RANKIN
sssd yesfL =.
WAIHWRIGHT-In iris city, on Thr-dsy morning, Aarcf
H. Of Joseph, sdea; Fl Joseph and Msd'
Vuirvrisht aged - 3esrs ana . month";
WEsT-a this city Thursdsy Mtreh II, Of consumption
Je.s;A N. West sse1 20 yesra
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Arrived

Steamship Ash, Lott Liverpool asrch mdse and pass
Cqnard a inst rsnalea snip i,me from L'rP'R R ,i
Mail ,eAm.h NIP CA bound east, bark Ch.moi' do
stesmsLp Bossia (Hsmburs srrew) Iaumanp, Hamburg
marh and pass. kuuhsrdt Co. l5tn inst Ai "
S. u - S. passed snip Draper. bound vest ito Ia let ~
TO- lon g. pssd sverasrs~ ceo-rs Has ex9er>Iced strong
t. $ M steamship Alabama Schenek Savannah mdse. and
PASS. 10 l.. M,chll son. Frcsy "a w OF Hs,tesr
Exchanged with steamship Nashviue; a. M eA'
sigrs with BERN brig showing signal white cross,
blue sud red curp.rs, WI letters 5. J. 4 Co
steam snip Marion, Foster Charleston mdse ard pass to
spoaoid, Tiestop Co Thu'da, m exchanged 'isnhs
81 - niles roth Of Ha with steamship SAahsle,
nom ~ v. York both ior Charleston
Steamship Poornsc Watson Baltimore, ndse 20 II B. Crou
shp Bavrc AsLips Hsvre jan 2 md,s and 81 pss to w
westerly gales; syfsh,s aud mai batch house March
exchanged coon With SHE supposed the Centurion FRO"
Glasgow in ss 1850, lon 81 rs - 90. .
ship Liverpool kesrney Loudoo and Portsmouth, FEB o.
udse spd so Ias. to Gsiansl hiu,ufn Co
BARK RerLs', bAett, CatA.sehs, March !, eohee hides
B,Ik Tahits of EAspor Davis sasua dsy' susar r. T.
Bah Iys spats Key Yves: 10 days. cotton, turtle, ac
Avcseta Br) Tue MAyasusr, r., IS days sugar to
hi, Alamo (of East chias) sprssue Rrnedio. 18th inst
sugar MaJhew Talbot sd in co brig Webster Kelly f0f
SrHr w B. Hor.ey (of v.nus). Brown, Jacmel ist last
coffee kc 9th mat, of Pearl Pout, spoke bs
Baltimore, hence Tor Port en- Prince.
IA days, sugar to Sim ,son Maybew
sohr q. Ro~iey (of PhisdsPhial White. M.tau1m.
h, ofFgins Pa Shoals ssused schr o sang, booaa
south The IL hss experienced very heavy weather. lost
io,sssl no. and received other sassse; s.,
ton, &c. 10 Scranton Tslnsn.
schi. A. DeRo..e, Tucker wiminston, N. G, dayI
SAILED stssn.hipu sIemsp. (srsm Bremen, dhssox,
(Br) Glasgow; James Adstr Ca,rleson Haaisyils, sad
Aususs, Savannah JarseEosp, RicamOnd, Nc