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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1859-03-04
IOIlII).

In Clnridon, on the 10th uIt, after rrotracted
illness Of many ycurs. Mrs. HANNAH WELLS
wife of Timothy Wells, in the elst year OF he
ago
Mrs Wells was born in Newington, Conn. on
the 3lst of March, l77S. Here maiden name was
Graham. She resided l2 years in Newington p
years in West Hartford. and II in llnrlland, with
the exception of one year in Winsled; married
ia West Hartford on the llih Of April, 1902, and
in the summer of 1914 removed with her family
aud TWO others to Ohio; they were hirty.Serrp
dayS in performing the journey, and settled in Cun.
ton, now Claridon-whlch village at that time
contained only nine families. They made their
homes in an uucnltivated wilderness, where the
bear and the wolf had hitherto held possession.
| he diseased willing v shared in tic ul, hard
ships and prvalons OF pioneer lite, and lived on
the same farm from its FIRST settlement until her
death, period Of between "a and IS years. She
was the mother Of nine children. seven of whom
survive her. For about 2j years previous to he
death she was member of the Congregational
Church in Claridon, and in her last hours mani
Tested a reliance upon her Savior Truly the an
ccnt pioneers are falling on every side the fathers
and motho are passing away.
In Claridon, on the 9th uit., ARABY STRONG,
aged SO years
In Curidon on the l4th ult, ELIZA NJ, daugh.
ter of DR.. +, d and Susan Miner, aged , years
10 months and II days.
Beneath the sod in sweet rcpose,
Is laid Il mothers dearest pride
A flower that scarce had walked To life,
And light and beauty ere il died.
God in his wisdom has recalled
The precious boon his love had given;
And tho the caske mOulders hack 10 dust
The gem is sparkling now in Heaven!
In Clarilon on the LIST December last, nj the
residence of her son J. f Hodge, Mrs, II ARRlEl
| HODGE, aged 70 years.
Farewell, dear mother thou art gone,
Thy loss we do dcplure;
God called thee from thy troubles here,
To rest on Canpn's shore!
Thy life was one of sorrow hero,
With loved ones Hoomcd to part
Bu tn, u art gone TO meet them where
|. You never more will part.
May we not murmer nor complain,
Since God is Just and wise
lie sends nillictions for our good,
To lead Us to the skies.
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HEALTH WITHOUT PHYSIC
A Prize Essay on NGFVOlS UiSeGSGS,

A PflZG EMMY On A0F|UuS UlStdtN'
lust PUBLISHED, TIE 25Ih THOU
j sand, in a sealed envelope, price 10 cents; or
sent, postpaid, by the publishers, for stamps
4 Medicai Essay oa the PhysicH ErhuHstion and
Deem ofihe FrHme jrom Indulgence, ht,ctioH
dmd he hjarioHS Consequences gt Mercury, pih
tie MoiriH NeaaS n Care.
By Il. j. CULVERWELL, MD,
Member of the Royal College OF surgeons, &c, &c
% SpermalorrhnI, or seminal Emissions, Ner-
yous Debility, lmprency, Loss Of Energy De.
preston o Spiriys, lmlIty, Diseases OF the Sexual
DREAMS, and lmpadiments tn Mlrriagc generally,
are promptly and elIocruqlly cured by the Authors
novel ani most successful mode OF treatment by
means or which the Invalid eau regain pristine
health without having recourse 10 dangerous and
expensive medicines.
r.. ~ tbr Lond,u Lrpcct =" The hest treatise
ever written on subject olviIal Importance to ali,
well W ,rthy the Aurhor's exalted reputation
01- Address Dr. CH, J c. KLINE, lsl Avenue
cor. 18th street, New York. Post Box, No, 45sG.
Jan. 7, 1859, S59-SulRs
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FITS! FITS!! FITS!I!
DR.. Hances' Vegetable Extract.
EplEepE5C PGZES.

For The cure gf Ftts, SpaSmS. Cramps, and all
NerOOGs anil constitutional diseases.
DERSONS who are laboring under this dis.
! tressing maIady will find DR.. IIamce,s
Vegetable EpTieptic Pills, TO be the only
remedy ever discovered tor curing Epilepsy or Fui
ling Fits.
These Pills possess a specific action on the nor.
vous system; and although they are prepared os.
peciay tor curing tits, they will be found OF espe.
clal benefit lor all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, or whose nervous system has been pros.
ualed or shattered from any cause whatever. In
chronic mplants diseases of long standing ,su-
perinduced by nervousness, they are exceedingly
beneficial.
Price three dollars per box, or two boxes for five
dollars. Persons out Of the city enclosing re-
millance will have the pills sent to them through
the mail, free OF postage For sule by SETH $.
HANCE, No l0o, Baltimore Street, Baltimore,
Md. 10 whom orders from AL parts Of the Union
must DO addressed, postpaid, 4S1ly
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A BRITISH officer writing from Teheran,
Persia, to tho Loadoa Times, remarks -
"a Cathartic PHI manufactured by an Amer
ican Cnomist Or, J. q. Aver, of Lowell,
Mass } has cured tho Shah, of u Liver Com
plant that threatened his life. This simple
fact, as might be expected. runders the
Americans Immensely popular here, while
We English are overlooked. Doubtless our
own scholars made the discoveries which no
employs, aud thus it is in everything We
do tho labor, thon the mousiug Americans
put their mark on it and tuke tho reward.
DR.. Ayor is idoiized by she Court and its
retaiuers here, which will doubtless DO re-
tiected to him on gold snuff box, or dla,
mond hiltod sword while not the name evon
oi Da'y, ChriSteson or Brodio-Che great
lights by which hc shines, is known. ."--.Netr
York Sunday Paper.
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OUTRAGE ON THE SoUTH CARoLINA RAIL
RoAD-NARuow ESCAPE OF MIR. SrGPuEN
MAssETT -On Saturday oyening, as Inu
cars wore passing between BrancnvIe aud
Augusta, aud when about forty miles from
this city, bail passed through tho second
car window, with loud report. Immediately
IN front of Mr. MasseIts face, and nearly
striking MIR. Rice OF BIIumore, who, had ho
not becn leaning buck on the car, would
have been instantly killed.. On tho hight
before, some miscreant perpetratod u sIlnI-
lar outrage, and Mr.. JJhn A Suals OF B4ld.
more, narrowly escaped being killed, tho
bail touching tho rim OF his hat Surely
the superintendent OF tho road ought tu
investigate this matter and bring tho shame.
full and co~ardly assassin to condlgn nun.
q ishment.--saugusta Dispaich Eco. 2i,
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Astonishing Cure OF Inflammation of
L A 4 ...IA -

the BOWELS :, Of FIFTEEN YEARS STAND
ING! PmiADELrriA, March l6 1858.
Dr. c. NJ. Jackson DEAR SlR,--Rosored to
health, as | have been, under God, by the use Ui
your invaluable " lioonund's Biters," feel thar
owe you this public acknowledgement About
the year ls3o, while residing in the city Of Bati
more, was attacked with Inflammation OF the
Bowels. For some time paid but ltt'e attention
to it, supposing it would soon pass off. But the
disease grew worse, and | became seriously
alarmed at its progress. | now had recourse to
medical advice, but without any marked effect.
rapidly lost flesh, and became emaciutcd to such
degree as to attract the attention of all with
whom cane in contact. lCannut attempt to de.
scribe the feeling OF utter heplessness that almost
paralyzed my efforts for fifteen years. At length
wearicd ol lite, but still wiling for the sake ul my
family, to make another effort, yielded to the
advice OF my friends, and, as all experiment
bought bottle of your Bilters. To my delighted
surprise, et a change for the be, ter, before
had taken half the bottle / continued its use,
and purchased second bottle, which effected
Perfect Care! Five years have passed away,
and have experienced no recurrence Of the dis.
ease. am now resident OF this city, and am
willing to Gvo to all similarly afflicted a state.
ment OF my case. Very truly yours,
WILLIAM CARlSS, 3l2 Thompson ST.
Ask for iIUOflaud's German Ititt.rs. Take
nothing else, and see that the signature Of c. NJ,
jackson is ON the wrapper of each bottle They
can he had OF druggists and storekecpcrs in every
town ald village iu the Uulted States, Cauadus,
West Indies, and South America, at IS cents per
bottle. Principal Office, AS Arch Street PhiIa.
deIphil, Pa. Az 2w
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MASTERS SALE.

DURSUANr 10 the command Of De-
l. Cronl Order OF Sale from the Circuit Court OF
the United States, Tor the Northern DISTINCT Ul Ohio
AT The suit ot French AMI keuh oguius, Thomas
Fuller and others, To me directed, shall eXppse
tor Sale at Pubic Auc ion, al ,he door OF the
building occupied by said Court, Corner OF Su-
pcriur rucet and Public Square,. IN the Ciy OF
Cleveland, County OF Cuyahoga, Ohio, on tie
TIrniy fourth day IF Mdreh. 1850,
ut Two O'Clock PM the following Tract or Lo,
of Land silune in the Township ot Ncwhury, in
the Connecticut Western Reserve, in the Stuts OF
Ohio, and which is also in the County OF Gcauga.
aud is known as part OF 10; Number Three Tract
One, and Is bounded as follows 10 wit -
Beginning on the west line of Lot Numter Three
Tract One, twenty rods from the southwest cor
ner Of suid lot running thence norIh eleven rods
and four links 30 a stake; thcuCe east twenty
one rods fourteen links lu n stake; thence south
eight rods and sixteen links 10 a stake; thence
south eighty degrees west twenty-five rods 10
the place OF beginning, containing one acre mud
thirty.'hreo 'hundreths OF an acre Of land.
ALSO
The following described Tract or Lot'of Land
situate in the Township OF Russell in the County
otGenuga, aud State OF Ohio, and is described and
bounded as luliows:-
Beginning al the southeast corner OF land owned
by Fcstus Fuller. running south eight chains
and iJr'y-two lnki to a stake on the north line
OF land owned By Edward Potter; thence west
10 the west line OF said lot; lhence north eight
chuins and lorty-two links to a stake; thence
east 10 the Plac" o; beginning. containing twen-
ty-three acres and One.hundrcdlh OF an are
and said land Is part OF Lat NUMBER -Four. IN
Section Number Five, in Tract Number One
in said lownshipo ot Russell,
Appraised al SgSi
HENRY G. ABBEY.
Master Com'r in Ch'y
Feb 25, 1859. 476.4w
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MEDICAL NorICE.---maving Closed

MEDICAL NOTICE.---Iaving Closed
my connection in the Drug Business with Mr..
Cook, am NOW ready to attend to all calls in the
Practice OF Medicine aud surgery. | have
again resumed my connection with DR.. MIxLR,
aud will be fJunl at the Office formerly occupied
by us, or at my House, when not out on Proes
sional Business.
l. A HAMILTON.
Chardon, Jan. 7, 1859. 4U9.tI
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The use of DR.. Hostettcr,s stomach

The use of DR.. HostettcI'S Stomach
Btters for Dyspepsia, FlatuIencc, lIeaviness OF
the Stomach, or any other like affection Is second
TO none in America or abroad, 10 be able to
state confidently that the Bltters" are n certain
for dyspepsia and ike diseases is, to the pro.
pretors. sonrce OF unaIoyed pleasure. 1t re-
moves all morbid matter from the stomach, puri.
lies the blood, imparts renJwcd vitality to the
nervous system, giving it the tone and energy So
Indispensable for the restoration Of health. The
numerous acknowledge OF its superior excel.
lcnce and beneficial results, have assured the pro.
protors that il cannot but prove great cure TO the
afflicted, and impart vitality TO Ihe thorough sys-
ten.
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
90 See advertisement in another column.
Feb 2j, 1859. 47Giw
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THE WELLINeToN RESCUE CASES -By
consent OF Counsel, tho Wellington fugitive
slave rescue cases haVo boon continued from
March 9th to April 6tb, In tho United Statos
District CpuTk
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LEGAL.
Thc state OF ONO. Coaugn Go.

Tic Iaincsyilc and Hud.1
son Railroad Company,
Plaintiff,
U.s..
Eichal / Robinson, An. court If Com Pi,as.
drew Il Robinson, Ben.
Jnnun SJulr and Isaac
Erect, ES Of Ambrose
l. Slulc, deed, Dcld's.J
UNnE sand Defendants, who reside ont
l oi this state. aud IN The state of Michigan,
ore hereby notified that the said Plaintiff. the
Puiuo,yil g aud Hudson Rairond Company, on
the 18th day oi February y. 1859. flied its 'e.
ulion Ia saIl Court ugninsi them as Executors OF
the WIZ aud Estate Oi said Ambrose l.. Sou
sctllng forth that said Ambrose L. S0ulc subscli5-
ed $1,000 ~ the Capital Stock ot said Company,
10 bc paid IN nstnlWcnt- ms Tie Board ot Directors
OF SAID Company should require. That said Board
had, more than sixty days before filing said Pell.
lion, duly required, by Ins,aluents, uuyncnt o
the whole OF said subscription that said Ambrose
died IN Michigan tus;ule; hat said defendants
were duly constituted his Executors that neither
said Ambrose in his hr.linte, nor said Executors
since uiS dcccusc. have paid SAID SlUuU Or any part
lutIeui, that said claim l.ud been prcscn ell 10
Defendants aud rejected and praying Judgment
against said Executors as such Tor tine amount VI
sand stock and interest on the several assessments
thereon from the Tine they were SCvcray rCQuIr.
ed 20 be paid. On which petition an order ul at.
tarhmcni has i-suod. gud g, " Anlisda. ., Ad.
mmlslratur ui Waterman, Anuslulc deceased,
. made g1fi-NGa.
And tho said Defendants aYe notified tha' :hcy
/ are required 70 appear and nuswtr said Petition
on or before The hird Saturday alter the 9Th day
. OF April neat
Attorneys Tor Plaintiff!
Dated February 25, 1880. 47G.Cw
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-MARcH Q
Bcof-Thcre is but moderate demand and
prices for common ana inferior grades are q toi1c
lower.
Swine-Dull at 5l:to7'5c.
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1000 Gold Chains - '''' SlO 10 -
Gold Bracelets, Armlets, Neck Chains, Cameo,
Florentiue, Mosuc aud Gold Stone Sets. Gold
and silver ThImbles. Gold Ear Drops, Rings.
breast Pins, Bosom Studs, Sleeve BuiIoas, Clif
Pins Lockes, Keys, Scarf and Shawl Pins, and
other articles worth from so cs toSl2 each.
All comma ,icaiions must be addressed TO
A. NJ BROWN & CO,
1913 South Third Suoet, Philadelphia, Pa
AGENTS WANTED ia all paris Of the United
States and Conadas TO sell Buoks, Musi, Jewel.
scriptiuus for the RED, WHITE AND BLUE
Catalogues aud Numbered Certificates will be
sent 10 those shing tU oct rs Agents, No cap.
Itul required,
All newspapers gl ing he above oivertiserent a
10 Insertions, willhe pIiI ss. in Gold Fen., jew.
elry, Books, or Music, payable within 30 days
after receiving 6rst number taiLng the ndvSr-
tissUGaG G5-3m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MUSICAL NoTICE.--The Ladies' who
are interested in the formation Of Class for the
Of the voice, are requested to meet ut
UNION HALL, tomorrow Saturday, afternoon,
ut one o'clock &. E. l.. WOOD.
Chardun, March lst 1859
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THE JEFFERsON1AN DEMOCRAT.
COMM MERCIAL.
Chardon Market Retail Price Cur

Chardon Market Retail Price Current
tRrported expressly for the JGffERsoSiAS Demo.
GRAFT, by Mcssrs WILKINS " KELLEY, ChurdOn J
ArPLts--Green ........per bus 81 10 to 81 S5
DKLD Euir--A -Applo1'''' '''' per lb. 10
biackbeities ..''''.'.' '''''''. per qt. %
ButGLE--GuOd Roll .......... per ID. to 70
BEANs--N Nhlte.... .......'spe per bushcl I5 to %
COffLE--ltiO ".''''' ...'per ID. u to l6
Luguayra .......,..... ....pcr ". l2E to II
CrREAS rs-- English h............'.."per ID. %
CANDLLs--Tallow.. .......,......pc ID, l3 to II
Stturing ''........'... ....pcr lb. l6 TO 20
CORN--lu Ear ....,..,. zee. .... per bush 0OtO 81
Shellcl ...s ...,..,,... per bushgl 10
EGGS .''' go ''.'.,... .... ....'.pcr dozen l2
FLuCE--Exun n......... per bar So 2j to 81 30
Double Extra '''''..''.... per barrel 10
TlsH--Dry Cod ................, per 10. Ok
White. ic.'...'''.' '.''.'...' ...'pcr ID. Ga
White ....,.......h barrel S3 30 TO 81 %
Trout ...''....... ...' ........ per lb. bh
Trout"..........,H = barrel So 80 to 81 90
Hay ........ ........ ........pCr ton 90
PouIrRY--Cmckens crossed per 10. 6I
Turkeys dressed ......'.....'.'Icr h. 6A
OATS ...... .........'....p per bushel 40 to 30
Ous--Lord (wlite suoined) ...'pcr gallon %
Iinsced ...''......... ....... per gallon | 20
Pork ~ hog ...,.,.... ...,.... 3 30 to 90
RicE--Prme ,...................pe ID. 6S to 8
KAIsiNs--M R........ ........... per lb Is to %
Layers. ...............:.....-.. b. 25
Raisins. ..........'.. per box - 90 to 3 2j
SYRUr--Golden ....'...'.', per gallon -
Golden Extra ........ &C.. per gallon 81
MOusses New Orleans. per gallon 50
SUGAR Crushed .......'..,....,p per IT, II to 10
Pulvcrizcd ,....,...'.........pc per ID II 10 10
Collie lwhitel .'.''.,..'...... per 10. l2iI
Coffee yellow ..'.............per ID. 10
Brown 49, '''''.'''''' per ID. 9!1 to II
SoAP--Ch Chemical (bar) ............. ...... lu
Transparent iburl .............. 10 to l25
Yellow '..'''''''''''' ....per H. to 8
CASTLE ............ .......... Der h. 25
Toilet bars... ..... ........ 12B,
TALLCw per 10 10 to y 1,
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LEGAL.
SIIttsirFs sALE.

RY VIRTUE or 1MO EXECUTIONS
- issued from The Couu of Common Plea OF
Ocuugn County, OhlO wherein Patch aud Allison
are r,ointIds. and A. w. White Defendant, to ne
directed uud dehycird, !, BY my Uopuy 10. {
BouBiassl, have lcS,d upon and shall cNpJ.c to-
sale at Pu 10. NouIuc, at the Court House, in
Chutdou, ~ solJ County, on NE
FoUrh day IF Hp,,i. AD. 1859.
between the hours OF Ten O'Clock 4 W. and -Four
&2t.ocS PM o. said day, the following described
REAL ESTATE, To witt
One piece known as Village Lot No 70, in Great
loot NJ l9, IN the township ot IMkmtn, IN
SAID CUunly, aud IS bounded ns ioiluWs, 10 wili
Cu lhc north by a street leading in wcetery
direction past the Methodist Ncruun House; on
tie w,st hy nn alley running between Lot II
nud Lots ~ aud -; on the south 10y lot -, and
on lhe east by he roads lcuuiug from p0rknuu
Nllluse to ihr CeuuC ol PuTkmrn. and i two
chuins aud hlty nine links loug and cilh'y.twu
huks wide iu 'front.' and contains about Thirty.
-Four Rods OF Land be the same more or Ices.
----AIso.---
Village Lots Nos n. - ~ and go In Lot IN, in
ParkmaG, bounded as follows &C., On lie north
by the road running east and west past the
! house owned by Henry fIinrr and the the house
/ owned and occupied by Whitehead llo'-teud, 10
/ the Old County Road ,on the west by Village Lot
! No ~ on the south hy an alley running hc.
/ tween Lots II, IL, ~ and 70, and Lots No. p,
/ 20 aud p; and on tic east by an alley running
north aud south past said LOIS. un, suppbs ed u
contain One Acre aud One Third Of an Aclc u
Land more or les.
Said piece OF Land first above described, 20 W.T.
Lot No. -, appraised a $3.50; said last above de-
scribcd piece OF Land, being Lots Nos II, IS, :!
and so. appraised at 81 900
! IEEMs UF SALE Cash ON day oi Sale.
ELIJAH c. WHITE, Sheriff
SHLRiFT's OrEcE, GlAuGA CO.,
March Ith, 1859. 411.lw
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Chardou, Jan. 7, 1859.
IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs.--DR

INFO TO FEMALES.--DR,
CHEESEMAN'S PILLS, prepared by CORNELIUS
Il. CHEEsEMAN, M. d., New York Cily.-Ihe com.
blnation OF ingredients in these Pills ire the re-.
suit et long aud extensive practice. They arc
mild IN their operation, aud certain in correcting
al nllirreguariries Painful Menstruatons, removing
all distractions, whether from cold or otherw wise,
headacle pain in tho side, pa pitnton Of the heart
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption Of
nutuIe. q
TO MARRIED LADIES,
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable as they will
bring Oh the monthly period with regularity La.
dies who have been, disappointed in the use of
U,her Pills, can place the utmost confidence in Dr.
Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they represent to
do.
NOTICE
They should not be used during Pregnancy, as
mis- scarriuge would certainly result therelrom.
Warranted purely vegetable and Tree from any.
thing injurious 10 lie or health Explicit direc.
tons, which should be read accompany each box
Price 81. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to any
authorized ageut. Sold by one Druggist in every
town in the Unied States.
X. b. HUTCIIINS,
GENERAL AGENT FOR THE UNITED STATES,
l6l Chambers.St., New. York,
To whom all wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold by A. Cook, Chardon, und VIM. Fisk
Cleveland. 4T2yI
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RED, RED,
WHITE WHITE
and BLUE and BLUE
THE PHILADELPHIA WEEKLY
Red. White RE65 ESEWa

rs ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST
l. Illustrated Literary Papers in the United
States. An Imperial Quartz, containing rages,
or ~ columns OF Original. Interesting and Fasrln-
a,ug Reading Matter from the pens Of the best
Americas AUTHORS.
PREMIUMS 70 SUBSCRIBERS
One copy for one year 50 90 aud Premiums,
One copy for Two years 50 and :,
One copy tor three ears 90 and
One copy Tor five years 90 and 10
AND To CluGs
Three copies one yCuT 50 W and rtmums
Five copies, one year 90 and 10
Ten copies oIe ycar.... 10 90 aud 20
2I coplcs one year ,.... 80 90 aud ~ :,
Those getting up Club OF Ten subscribers, and
RENTING SI5, will be entitled to an extra copy
Tree; aud those suudlng 80 tor q copies, Wi! DC
entitled to a cory and premiums / &c.
THE PREMIUMS.
Ever Subscriber 10 the W T. L X l. y K T. d,
WHITE AND BLUE will he entitled to two Pre-
miums worth from 30 GEMS lO $500, by the pay.
mcnt Of . cents on each As s0on us the sub
scripliun money is received, the subscriber will he
informed by letter what Premiums he is cattle
10, and then II is optional whether lie RENTS TIC
% cents on each and take the lremiuns Or not.
THE PREMIUMS.
F.. ] he Premiums that We sell 10 the subscribers
for % cents each, are comprised US follows
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CLEVELAND MARKETS MAncn ,.

Obt' i'''hN'b "'ANhh ! ~ -hAhCt -
FLoUR.- Extras at 5000 to SG,25.
WHFAT--Whle ats ,3j to 5 SlfO.
CoRN--An ordinary sample 1T 75c.
CuErsE--Salcs at lOls
LARp--Salos at lie.
TALIow--Salo 1000 lbs ut oTc,