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ast5tio fir @tnspol1berer.
80 s .zsazx-s. s.stAA4%asS aA4rknNszS "a. iH-A
Neue arrangements fir Ginpanperer, Die n~d,

''eue @IEd1t9eUVetlt" IuE 0tHOd!foeIet, DF tseIl
benl gBeIten 3u reiien DiinIdeu.
gpM teuts, Zen 9. @rbsntber an, werben bic @tnpanbsrer
duf Ter NCrtberH Central 6 aIpertfrset Depot @tien6aba mtf
lem Grpreh3uB %befSrbsrt. Die Sltn btetet babuta btt Jntuti-
Branten eintn er6fere en- @ertbeit5 ais tr6enb etue
anbere Satn. auG tt fe nm 81 @teieH suraer os isbs anbers
Sapn mao tenGHuten @ldgtu, ais;
Yttt8bur9, @tepelauo, Detrpit, 6ort Wabne
@bica9D, Milwaufee, galena, Dubuque, St
Paul, 9tcf SsIanD, 8uylinstou, Soma &ttg
ian erSen tebbalb bic nit ter Merttern Central 8abn GEE
bsnt . gerfpnea 10 Stunbsn Fruber as Ste NIT enSera Bat
Eeh DeefnDen bert e%tntFefen. aut wsfbea : Wal wsnt8er fh
gDaaan babel 0~snedielt. De Sdbn steht Sutd ben &GnfieH
Ebtl pDn ot!D. ale BGn5s GntitfaanG Epn BIER pi& &bita8r
IN 700 Utet!en Dos QAepat uirb ber G~s5eisaet tmor!ebl HHS
BeDt ii en- 9aHasieren or ben eedimnangsert.
I91at Sreitline, Oaptrn, Cincinnati, Snbtana-
pDli5, 2ouiSpiils unb st Gout8
.vtr en- ebenfals Wadagiers ~befsebert unb fir tbr 0tpdd
tt II { aoettsre umiaSun8etOasu bsreanes Dis 9aaaster'
fDnne en- init benz 8 ubrs. pber Absnbs 10 Ubrs3ug mad auer
@ttIt Den 9idBea Geben, cbne %untsrmcge aGfGsaaIten 81 rtt'
ben. 80 Observation-Disclosures ntroea UtrtaGti Is Der Office bea
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aaAn IaS8E WSEN 3@T@8* A@WwtEWt
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$50 @omfteIn, 8getber 81. ~Dy
Ss. 229, 8olt!nDre., Gas ser GparIsssr.t
tasex bic NuSn,rffersfsi Der a6ufer aft tsT names NIB elt6sn
Is sastr usn 8aaIss attifs(a, auSeslstaMtsen s%oIDtntn n!br.t
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.!s:sa. Datuutes taFabtn FIJI 8eftAhedgDu 8tefesittit Irahae
EfSs 8a4fdf6Sa, E@Fs6puyte, TpesEttrSsan9e, Snnsien, 40
G@>ta& bGttss, 2beesn6Eta aab &t80frtHsTGpfeia SgstFs
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ErpnseNrttfsln M ar4nUfsastttssn, fs!atf4sei gDGEtr. DFesos
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DraubtUOlle oguyDsteU,
NAG b,za neusEea Gt9Is, sun QDmb6n, @Ggs5, Seat anb sStt
imports, fcwt4 rs!ds &bMudFG@er InfeYsr ee eHtn 8GeFts
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BON uns fsibf f6Sttsirt, vcpfhr wtr tine gltb0tas, has tppa
9rdn,tuut net Der essFetn aasRsauae bss Observation-Disclosures
rbteIten,
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Btanp8 auf g3elteuuua

anb v0a ieser 9O!3. Iab 9alGr. pfrben Q lisffs.
Ole 8rBbts Gor9feIt TtrD auf bic 4rtei! NHb au bic sls
wGbl Der Wsatertaisen Setpenbtt unb ct fann babef FIR iehe.
ats t,nem gtabltfegaent berSOrae0enhe 9nfrumrat Sic l4r
autte ibernebracr, faB is Gle @leenf9aftsn eiues Qutes pa
nos befbe.
4le Snfrurneute aus r9etnsr 6abrt! werteu fir $ Syaar
lSpn BEN Sag bsg DeffsuffS an Garansirt.
%Sef0nbeFe WnfrterffGutfeft ptrS aEf Bic Masndbl son S5n
itrurenten, ipcId5s III etuef err6en Gntfetnung perfeabes wtr
ben, Derpen6ft nnb en gSerrcd5t 6s uHtGuf6sS tunetGlft
MiDraien Dpu @erfdnf8tegG an, miro gcfat!ef. fcatc eln aa
frument ntht DDGnGnbi9 befrtfbtgen. 4J&5Et
pSA- @rpbtdu6lsr perbsa %rppGltbnn, Set u4s p5rsy geGer
ebe fe fb a%npertDdrts unfeben.
8eaanote e%Crrdtttg stns @uSgpaeG ron so etDfkpE
Ippa ben betst SuRrunentenm63ern aa $45 btS $500
49, ptau5S RsFbea 4 m a sfauf d I. ia. Ii
m tefbet TAB I'm mt.
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nuns ~beGel6cn inter Dprtheitpaftfn 3sptEsuaaen IN, Ii ben
utebrisfe II SremerS GRsa Gt etn SGtt ultt1s
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nuSunasfale SeS Gdttnes Gem btefaen &uSSabler baS IS cit
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TDasa, umlere germittsiunB burd 0bi8es pdus ~ergebenf. -
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as Bremen 9eip-Aprf
lju ben G q E n Ter G~Ompa9nie ,isbt mob r. Maistas, aste,
I9letHen Scbtn8un9en fir Jtedauns Der 59. Welpfs
1&eutGen unO 81 Ell d EFT, N8snien Der S6iHe in 81 rms
gpffL eet8s8en9lnOniutsn wsr6t1, unb oG man M Nedn
leteisn S@tnen ben @Crjaa ee6el fam, unb burG @ngl senueF
BET nHS Hetie nh c Dor SetraBerstst burdp Ne - : u sri el
gunner ssFbsrt inb, 10 %srdpfsbltE. mtr aud biertn ben
YubItfum uniere Yerm!sIanA.
Ote AbtdprtSta8e ber Sdatfe Iat ~Wtefsi8t:a SSH 1881
D. Ureme Rtf .a.a - D. Nep.Murf
10. Wdra 10. WPGr;.
10. Nprn 2 Nbri,
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lie tbre Staetts faufen unb ipltsn ~btefelben nur 1pn tpsp en-
~anecfelten 8tamtsn faufen, Del1e Dpn tbrert @tgalte lspsn,
ntht aber BON WtatlFrn pber 3wtf0entrd8ernt pa re iSn1 ost
@efatr ~nuseefcbt fnb, befnstnbelt 3u wer6en nno tpf ser
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SaH8O,ts SIR. 81, Tbame8ftr., Baltimore.
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@barlcs s. Graft. &otItS u. s.. Clifton.
@ibltde 1l1c trefliAt
2l0cnfils fir 3eituu9ssSlnnOmcen.
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EB~ 8alttmprer RauHcute tDnn, n, mem" ne IN Sbtaer Sfs
fee DotGprtasn, ibre sci 86fts. @nseigen ~ zen aaiGen wrtt.
len In trsenb etntr 3ettung r0fr pertobtf6i II
9 d. riff tn BEN 0eretntaten @taGten Obet 6 a.
q g b q ~einaeridt bltUmnCu unb erfp1ren tA babvrd au6er
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8nu u. Iuttie, ,@Itppr" PGpternGh II. SON.
8 Matne, o@urrepenbent" &prtIaH u. 60. .fsJtE
6 3 S@ndnfer, ,,gBeder' Y ~2Dtttntnn II. G6.
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s. geateS 0feefe, ,atetbDo 9rptet." I Stp9en 6 Bee.
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DIS 9fdbe If II. &py DGtspatf6" Sac . Wtafpn n. Gp. =
|RS gDcrtbtngton, ,Mrase. Seru.r @bas penceraa al.
81 WDrpBsu u. 60, ,WtetrppOItan' 9pere, Ddnob smith II. O.
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Be6r2jI % ~ 8owtn II. GU,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-04
COMMERCIaL.
cleveland Prodace MarkeIs.

MORNING LEADER OFFICER
Thursday Evening. Feb. 5 5 p NJ
FLoUR-Nothing daing
WHEAT-ssles carload red wheat at $50 do do or
private terms car choice do sI22 white at 81
and car do on private terms.
CoRN-we note sales private terms, and 81
bus ole from store ct 60c.
BEANs-sales 30 bas at 81 and 40 bus at SOC.
HAMs-5s hhds in dry SALT sold at se suOareured ar
quiet at lo9ile-
BUTTER sales roll at l6dl7e-
HIGHWINES-l5 bbls. sold st &c
POULTRY-Turteys sole at &c and chickens at 65s &C
EGGS-Salss AT l3e.
wHIsKY-ssle 50 bbls at &c for rectihed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-04

The Liverpool Corn merchants have under
consideration the adoption Of a uniform weight Of
100 l5s for the sale Of all descriptions of Grain,
Flour sad Meal. AT meeting recently held there
the following goresolutions were passed.. "First-
That the meeting IS of opinion that the existing
variety in the weigh tssAd measures used for the
sale Of Grain, Flour and Meal, in this and other
markets throughOut..the Kingdom, forms serious
obstruction to business ard is wholly inconsistent
with the spirit Of the times. Seeond-Thst the
proposal Of the Association of the Liverpool Corn
Trade for the substitution of unifOlm weight of
100 lbs is approved ofby the meeting. Third
That the meeting do recommend to the Trade
in Liverpool, aad elsewhere throughout the King
dom, that from and after the first day of February
next the weight Of 100 lbs. svoirdupois be adopted
and used in all sales of Grain, Flour and Meal.
Fourth-That the new weight be termed, foT the
sake Of distinction, the Genital"
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....--...4,3s 45s lbs.

This is about II per cent. of decrease as com.
pared with last year.
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- WINTER ARRASteEENsqE2HYg r e tEs w S5oT

-
,s-l WINTER ARRANGEMENT. = -
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV
" q 1853 Passenger Train leave Cleveland as follow
i3o d, Cincinna Express stopping az Berea Grafton
Wellington, New London, sheley, Crestlne
a- GALLON, 0flead, Cardington, ASHLEY. DelaNare
and WOrthngtOn.
NJ Cincinnati Night Passenger stopping At all sta
D. tlnHs between Cleveland and Gallon, and At
~-Idingt0n and Delaware; also, Stopping 20
- -asenEers afall stations south Of Gallon.
- Co.. ~ Newark Railroad, for
shelly sand1askZ, Ans Ns1rou Zanesye ee
Crsstiins Pittsburgh Fl Wayne and ChaSs- TiTas -
for Forest, Upper Sandusky, Delpnos, -
rr - WAYNE, Iaporte. Chicago, &c. west and ks4s-
for Mansfield Wooster, Masslllon &c.
aliea and Beefontaine RairGad Lne icz MARION bele
7 fopfaine. sidney UniOn, Muneie. IndlAnapolls,
Terre Hzute, ,VIncennes, EveDsViiles LOUIS ssA1ss
NJ s1tos an s5 e1cnnst Line for sprngisld O.,
80 Fllvfon Hamilton, Cincinnati. RichmoEds IN
dianapolis, Terre Haute, st LOUIS &c; ana A.
. .li- fCincinuati with the Ohio & Mississippi ta-
road for Louisville, and all points on the ONO
Colaubus jitGIs Miami and Columbus and xenia Rail-
road for Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, Isrre
- Ha1ta & Io1is Morrow, LOFeland. and Gin
cinnati and with the Ohio and MlSsissippi KALI
road al Cmeinnati for Louisville, Eyarssllies
Cairo ST LOUIS and all points on the ONO r1ysr
CnlLns Central Ohio Railroad for Newark ZanesIllle,
wheeling, SC; Columbus, P1qua and Anolana
Railroad for Piqua, Urbana- &c =.
~ For Tickets to all polnts and lnieTlatlen Apply u
The Union Ticket Ocs 81 Superior street, or Al the Pas
senger Station . NJ TArr S,,n.rints tsrasut
r4.-.,.,,I No. m tas2 70 l
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NEW TREATMENT,
Buffalo Medical Dispensary
DR.. AMOS &SON.
A MOST sCIENTIFIC INVENTION
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

An for the Of Ndcturnal Fissions u1os
properly known Seminal Weakness sc Car be pFunpt-
cured in from fifteen days 70 two months BY the uss x
this instrument when used conOintly with Medicines
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-04


As regards the average weight of hogs we OBJ
tsined the returns from 179 places, and find the
weight of hogs packed there last year to be 4II,>
i99, I40 lbs The veightOf similar number pack
ed at the places this year is Ss6,0e9 lsS lbs.
This is slightly g per cent. of decrease in
weight, which is equal to l49,253 hogs; which,
being deducted from the excess as given above,
leaves the nett increase in number, 1885, thus
showing a net increase Of 3 shade over three and
a half per cent. as compared with the crop of last
year. The hog crop of 1852 compares then as
follows with that of the last two years;
80 percent greater than that Of lss7-S
lk do do do 1861
As regards the falling of in the lard, the average
yield per hog, shown by the returns, was 80 lbs
last year, saa 254 this year. Now by multiplying
the whole number Of hogs packed both years, as
reported above, by the yield Of lard per hog each
year, we can arrive at the comparative supply of
This article with all the accuracy necessary:
lS5I-s..-.a2OSs75 hogs 81 lbs. perhog 6s26925Obs-
1859 4S5 sos hogs 25< lbs do 6l5SoI9l lbs
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AYERS OATHARTIC PILLS,


AYERS OATHARTIC PILLS,
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A PUReATIyE MEDICINE
For Costiveness;
&c Forthe Cure Of EyE pepsa; -r-r
sr a-- For Jaundice; = -
For the Cure of IndigestiOn e. Il-ttl.
For Headache;
For the Cure Of Dvsentery;
For Foul Stomach:
Forthe Cure Of Eryspelas
For the Piles;
For the Cure Of Scrofnla
For all Scrofuious Complaints:
For the Cure Of Rheumatism! b. q -r q
4or Diseases of the Skin; $3.50
.E For the Cure Of Liver CumplAints:
SeE the Cure Of letter, Humors and Salt Rheum:
fit t4a For Worms
For the Cure Of Gout;
a. fff 2 For a Dinner Pill:
~ For the Cure Of Neuralgia; .-s. rl.l7l ~
For Purify ying the Blood XXI .t -yf-
Ihey sugarcoaed that the sensitive ca taa
tnsm peGsanty, and they the best aperien n the
world for all The purposes Of G family physic.
Price 25c. per Box; Six Boxes for 81
Gfeatnum ers of Clergymen Physefans SnteSrnep snd
em1eaf personages have lent their names o cert ne nm
Pfed usefulness Of these remedies but our sDee here
VII nof permit the insertion of thsm The Agents below
urzn gratis AMERICAN ALMANAC In 7Ehirh thav are
yn with also full descrptions Of the above comDlains
and the treatment that shon be followed for their cure
Dc not he put of by unpDpled dealers with other prep
afaions they make more pfoht Demand AYER's and
eke no Others The mex want the best aud there is for
them, andt they should have IT, tf.1r TiF ffF-T n
All our remedies are for salsbY t ~ -
: va. FISK. and GAYLORD HAMMOND, and al
decI d&tw en- kSc0wen
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ID R. J. O. AYE r. & CO..
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PsR BorFLz
AYERS CHERRY PEOTORAL

Has for itself such the cure OF every va
reg Of Throat and Lung Complaint that entirely un-
necessary for to recount the evidence of its virtues
wherever II has been employed As it has long been IN
constant throug this section need not do more
than assure the peop its quality kept up tie best Il
ever has beea and at it may be relied to DO for their
relief all it has ever -eenfound to do.
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Corning & Co's ouOtatiOns
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Fet.
Inv TrIFoRAPH1


Fiour-Dull and lower for common 10 medium GRADES;
demands chiefly for the pressing wants Of the Local aud
trade slles 74O) bbls S52oS53l for supertne
STATE; IS T5d5 90 for Sates S2O54O for surernne
Western; 5B6 80 for com non 10 medium extra West
era aud S. 25 for Shipping brands extra round hoop
Ohio. market doing duL ana tendency doHnwaTl "a
Canadian Flour-Quiet. Win timing sales al So3O' ~
for common to choice exiTa.
Rge Fl0ur-SteadF at So 5od425, with small sales.
Small salf cf bnekwheat fOaI ot S2Sg225
Whea-AIaTket inn with moderate demand, cut ny
specua ion; sales 35 rus White Michigan st 81 ~
400 hus Milwaukee club 1000 b1s bite Western and
900 bns ater n Western, all On private terms and on
spefulafion-
Rye-Qnist at sO6s5c.
Psrley-Dull at IScGS1.00. as in quality.
COrDFimeT and very quiet; sa es u 90 hus at edooc
for yellow and white sou herr; mixed western IN
store is held nj SIC with buyers at Sc
Oats-Quet at S54jsc for State and s2c Western and
Cana ian.
Whiskey-Fir1per; sales 100 bbls al 2s4c
Pofk-Frmsr sales $500 bblS S7 75n7s7 for ID mess
SIS 25G1s 81 for and SIS 62GT,75 for prime IN
cludipg 00O bbls mess. l9 Inue dsliveIy-
Beef-Firmer. sales 800 bbs ut ST75G9c for IS 50
a7c for prime; 99l0kc for re7acked mess; S9ll75 fol
prime mess; beef quiet
Beef Hams-Firm at l4(s.llc; sales 800 hbls
Cut Meas-Stsady; sales 100 hhds; 6kG6c for should
eTs; s5SGs5Sc for hams.
Rsc5n-Qlist; sales SO boves; cured middes SIC
Dressed Hogs-Steady at 73SJds<c
sales l650 bbls at TX 9ls7sI including
80 hbls March Al l2s<e.
Buer-Ia moderate request lls2Oc for Ohio; I5S26c
rt.o-~ - aSs1a-
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7nlisreaanrOns.
Nnnna.

II HATTERSLEY would respect
fully inform his friends and the public that ne has
removed his Gun Store No. l02 Superior street mex
door GOrham Aplin's. where may be i3pnd large
der Shot, Caps. sc &c. n Repairing done neat and
with diSpatch oec3loYhZO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-04

MORNING LEADER OFFICE
Thursday Evening. Feb. 8 P. NJ
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-04
"QUAKER CITY"
DOUBLE THREAD
Family SesOt1sg Machine,
o.. S2S and $50

THE citizens of Cleveland, and all
L others interested in Famil, sewing Machnss' are
invited ts call and examine for themss thS
NEW FAMILY SEWING 1IASHl
This Machine is the very latest improvement lPate1t
grantee l4th of August 1853 and is Acknowledged oY All
good judges to be THE Family Sewing Machine that
long wanted has the advantages of all the old
patents, without their complicated machney-dOes Just as
good work and be sold great deal cheaper while its
durability and simplicity will commend itself to all
sews from two ordnarr spoOls, without revinding
sews and fine work with equal facility and has
stitch be cut.
Each Machine is warranted perfect order and fall and
explicit directions accompany each Machine; and it is so
simple that its operation be learned thoroughly in one
hour.
1t is not liable TO get of repar-is easily oiled and
runs very easily, while there is to work
than any Machine in the market
This Machine makes beautiful Embroidery si CHI also
gathers nicely
As this is the first opportunity the citizens of Cleveland
had of buying this Machine they cordially invited
to call and examine them at WEDDELL HOUSE BLOCK
BANK STREET. before purchasing elsewhere
n rare chance IS offered to spectators wishing 20
buy County Rights Mr. North has Counties
to sell this State All letters addressed TO him will re-
ceve prompt attention.
oc4ne General Ascent for State Of Ohio
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Cleveland Wholesale Prices Current,
FEBRUARY 8, 1859.

BOOTS AND SHOES
Mems Clf BtsF9dE 80 0O(9l
Mems kip boots - 00,G9
Mems shick wells % 00,GlS
Do. dc double sic q O0, as
Boys calf and Kip IS 0O,dl2
Boys thick wells II 0oScl2
Do do double sole Is O0(Gl2
Mems calf brogans IA 50ldll
Mems kip do u 0 al
Mems thick do lS 50,Gl
Youths do 7 O0lG
Womens calfboSts Is 00ldI
Women's KIP boots 10 00ldll.
Women's split hts 10 O0l1l'
Women's end il 10 5ol6ll.
Women's morocco y 00(Gi.
Misses boots - 50,Gl.
Childreas boots 2 Wl6 Z
Ladies eaiters - s 0nla,lt
Misses getters - 6 0ol9l1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-04

Pork Packing in the, west.

Pork Packing in the West.
The Cincinnati Price Current gives the following
summary of the result of pork packing in the
west. Us statements have been prepared caresul>
ly, and are probably near approach to exactness.
nLc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-02-04

RADWAY's REGULATING PILLS.
Six Of these Pills will supply the blood with the
It Of nutrition ounce OF ordinary bread
Nofbs ~ursing should slEaTs take Of these
Die 49, week They will not only keep your
vtfo be.fb an -~<uar, but will protect your infants
against CramD fPains "a W saseas ana taS5rs nos
only healthy ch a, but VII. ANfeS' sfeiy VH" thhs
sucked, with sweet disposition.
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FRuTTS


Hsy-- Fson OOa IL % oFa.e,-Fasi1ni s5bbi-,a1,
Hops--------z7lb lsa l6whits Lime -. SS a.
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IHELh.
PARALYSIS. E
LAMENESS
And in all cases of
Bruises, Wounds, Strains, and Sprains,
The moment it is applied to the injured parts pain and
uneasiness Look out for Csuntereits and IBta
tions-purchase only Railways Ready Relief.
Price, IS cents, 60 cents, and 81 per bottle
Discovery,
R. r R.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1859-01-05
Long Branch Academy.

THIS Institution will reopen on the first Mon
Il day in January, and the Session will close
about the middle Of June. Several vacancies have
occurred by students going into business.
Early applications are solicited, and will be
promptly answered. Monthly Circulars will le
issued, containing the number of Recitatons and
their degree of perfection, absence, department, &c
The strictest discipline will be exercised, and a
dissipated Or immoral studcut cannot remain.
JAS. L. CROSSLAND, Prin.
Beach Island s. c. Dec 13 Al ~
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NEwBERRT NJ
FEMALE ACADEMY.

YHNIlE Exercises Of this Academy will be re-
H sumtd on the lst Monday Of January, 1889.
The year will be divided into Two sessions of five
months each the first commencing on the lst
Monday OF January, and closing on the last day nf
May; the second commencing ON the lst Of June,
and closing on the 18th l'ceemher. A vacation
will intervene in the second session, from 18th .lu-
ly, until LIST Monday of September.
Tuition per Session, as follows: Pr. Scs.
Orthography, Reading Writing, Geogra-
ply, at $1,000
Any one, or all of the above, together with
any one, or all of the following. viz:
Arithmetic, English Grammar, H..lany,
Astronomy, Use of Globes, Algebra,
First Lessons Of History, 1900
ANY one, or all of the above, with any one
or all Of the following, viz Geometry,
Natural and Moral Philosophy, Chem
istry, Rhetoric, Logic, Evidence of
Christianity, Science Of Things Familiar,
Geology, Physiology, SC, 5000
Latin, Greek, French, 1000
Music on Piano, 20,u0
Use Of Instrument, $50
Drawing and Painting, 1900
Embroidery and Fancy Needle Work, l2,O0
Fuel and other contingent expenses, 100
Payable at the expiration Of each Session.
No pupil will be charged only from the date OF
entrance until the end Of the Session. No deduc-
ton, however, under a week, at the first Of the
session. All persons should consider the advanta-
ges Of entering their children at the first Of the
Son, and of keeping them in school punctualy from
first to last. have no hssitancy in saying, that,
irregular attendance at school, is the origin Of
greater hndrances to chid's progress in learning
than any other cause. How Indifferent will child
soon become to its books if INDUCED in irregular
study, and how dcspondent must it become, when,
after few days or weeks absence, it its class
mates wading depths that il can not fathom! Is ut
not too likely to conclude that its intellect is weak
and that it must not dare to aspire even to medi-
ocrityl
Boarding can be obtained at reasonable prices.
W. HOOD, Principal,
Mrs. s. ANDERSON, Assistant.
Dec. %, 1858 2t 81