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w MURRAY,
A 8 HUNTINGTON
Notice.


IN THE COUNTIES OF LUCAS,
i WogJ, stark, Q1aWa Ede; L9Ten, Guy hogs, Lake
have purchased OF Mr HALLEY,-lh5 general Agsn
OF Shuer's Patent Metais Burial Cause.-The exclusive
right TO manufacture, and veul the the above
mentioned Cuuuties and shall m shDr time bo prepare
to furnish those IN tho trade with article, which for
cheapuess durability and ueaucss surpugscs thing OF
the kind ucretufure in use
The Cases ar8 made Of galvanized sh iron which
vii not Oe, and herme rcaly sealed and made
perfectly air tight, aud consequently Will preserve body
for any ue- -irabe length Of time.
These Cases are bout one third heavier han wood
Gases Of corresponding size, ami the with which
they can be mnnaged renders It pretty trat they
Will supersed8 the better quR ties Of Wood Collins,
also the asst Iron Gases altogether, Terms l. beral
JAMES ROWLAND General Undoitaker
iuns 2l:297-d&w
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FRnLTY OF LIFE.-Mr. A. J. Jansen Of Ls
Claire, Iowa, died suddenly a few days ago
from the sting of honey bee. He was stung
on the neck near the jugular vein, and died in
spasms quarters Of an hour afterwards.
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Engines fOr safe

TWO STEAM ENGINES in good
II ORDER hix inch bore cod c8t stroke Sale
a low prices and fa~ornhe terms VIE be sold sepa-
rate f desroc They no seen a. The Ph@nx Foundry
near the Gas Works. Inquire Of
CAPT GREENHAT GH
iuug2!H8 on Tue Dan Ubodes
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PERsONAL.-The venerable Harvey Ely has
removed from Rochester, n Y. to Erie Pa, TO
engage in the iron business in connection with
tue Lake Superior mines.
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Dissolution

THE FIRM OF PARKER g. co.
= has been dissolved by the death Of Mr. John nj ook
tono fits mombers) and Carlyle Whpie authorized to
settle all the business Of the late firm at the Old stand No
vs. Water street
ANDREW PARKER,
Cievesnd, June :. 1863 d&wsw
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lUCKWHEAT q TURNIP SEED

IL Apicuussts will r ase take notice that have
hard and for sale large and excellent assortment of
Buckwheat and rurnip Seed the lowest market rates
C.CHANDLER Seedsmau and Gro er,
Conner Of Ontario aud Chnu plain SITS.
Cleveland Juue "a 1889 d&wlw:232
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@rnGrol NOiires.
A. BYRON CHASE,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

DRAFTS IN AMOUNTS TO SUIT
~ fr an S5 ppwards. on England and France, and ON
all the pructua Cities of Gpnhnny. On Frankfort BeI
lin, Vienna, LeiIzg, Nurimberg, easel, Cologne, Ham
bureh, Bremen, Stuttgart, MnWihcm ana prggue, Fm
galo hy mnrl2 kEIIRELM EALSMANN-
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Co-Partnership.

Cleveland. June 20. 2s59. W. lIURI
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| MAKING CONNECTIONS
At ClsVssnd with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
lumbus Cincinnati Cleveland and Erie and Cleveland
and PIttsburg Railroads.
AZ SOldI with hacks TO C'hagTin Falls &c.
At 1Iantua with hacks for Ravenna, Sc
At Bracevile with hacks 10 Newton Falls, &c.
At Wan with hacks to Sharon Greenfield, hsadyile,
Bloomfield Canfeld, &C
At Yonnestown with stages for New Castle Poland,
Lowell, ant Enon valley, and thence by p. r. W. C. r.
Z. TO Pittsburgh.
O1.-.lsn5 No. 10 1szs - - 0-f
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BankErs.
J. Herdman & Co.,

j. Herdman & Co.,
II Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
- Foreign and Domestic Exchange, UncqTrent Money,
Specie and Land Warrants. Collections througoui he
United States Canada and Europe promptly altended
Drafts and Bills OF Exch1nge Great Britain, ire
France and Germany We direct in sums TO suit, at
Sight and days. the following Banks anc branches
ENGLAND.
Londt n-BIessrs Prescott, Groe, Case Co, Bankers
IiversOol-J Barned y Co Bankers.
Neutrality-suspicious.. Cunliife, Brooks & Co, Bankers
National Provincial Banks of England and Branches thrO
out EnFland and Wales.
Birmingham Banking Co.
YorEshIre District Bank and Branches.
Lancaster Banking Co and Branches.
IRELAND
National Bank Of Ireland.
Provincial Bank OF Ireland.
all their Branches ia athe principal cities and tous
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial BankiHg Co.
Greenock Banking Co. in Glasgow and G1eenock
National Bank of Scotland and Branches
furnish Draf for amount. able in the
principal Cities of the Continent OF Europe
PASSAGE BY STEAMER or Sailing Packet Ships, ioOr
from New York Breat Britain and Ireland, France nd
Germany. be cured At the lowest rates.
For further particulars apply 70
seps J. J-HERDMAN& & Co. es above.
X L. WHITMAN n a. sTANDART- c W. srAND1RT
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
wv Bankers and Lealars in Foreign and Domestic Ex-
change No Superior street We draw direct on ON
don and will furnish Drafls Tor amount PAYABLE all
tie prnc pal pOin England Ireland Scotland France
and Germany Collections made all accessible points
hroughoui the Unit ID SIates and Canadas- mhs:lv
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cLEYELANp WOOL MARKET.

6oOoale 4 Co IN tnelr monthly wool circular, say
tendency OF wool in market still upward the lin
iied supply OF heecss sione preventing activity.
Prices fully cents above the ruling in June
past and in OF the short supply Of fleece the p
pulled have been considerably enhanced We quote
pulled follows No at 4c, superhne at 45c and extra at
Sic
may proper this time take retrospective view
the wool trade the past eighteen months the close
1855 although detail would require much time
From 10Th August 1885, it had ap
parent all that there deficiency Of domestic fleece
wei An active speculative feeling prevailed especially in
ne woods. and felt justified Ia holding supehne grade
Csc which price expected realize by the rsi or mid
die of September Immediately after the panic about The
18th Of August prices merely nominal and to make cash
sales any price, quite ont Of the question
depressed OF the market continued until early In
the spring Of 1883 which woods that could have bren
placed readily 6c during the fore part Of August 1851
wer regarded high at 4Oc.
impression general that the incoming clip would be
lower prices at lower prices than had prevailed for
and as late May 1855 one talked Of over
S79sc for the best grades.
of June following. the market opened at go
state and still lower figures in States Of
At this time. January ls9 t2esSc may he regarded as
average while superhne grade would readily
mAnd Sc,
Never perhaps the history OF country. have
unparalleled depression Of manufacturing
rapid The indications that
high prices will be rea lied for the next clip.
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6oir Dpe.

DYING ECONOMY FOR BAR
" bers. BAsSETT HAIR DYE, great dssiderasun
expressly l0r BARRIERS benefit. Which can be bought in
large small quantities fifty per cent less than you can
purchase any other dye In the country Bottles that you
have to pay 81 for you get the ed MY cents
shd go iuther for the same quantity You got anT
shade desire from light shade brown shade and ie
black and gives the best satisfaction In va
ing, keeps naiuTal appearances sale wholesale
Retailby .l Wd. E AMBUSH. lsl Superior ST.
myl2,d,tf6 Regularly authorized Agent,
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FEVER AND AGUE,

ENROM WHICH MANKIND SUF-
L. FER OVER A LARGE PART OF THE GLOBE,
duced by the poisonous masm of vegetable decay This
exaatlon evolved by the action of solar heat soil
and rises With the watery from it, While the is
below the horizon this Tapo fingers earhs sur
ace and the virus is taken with it through the lungs
the blood There acts Irritating poison inter
nal vscers and eXcng organs Of the body The liver be-
comes torpid and fails 70 secee not only this but
the bile from the blood. Both the virus and the bile scc
mulae IN the circulation and produce violent constitution
al disorder. The spleen the kidneys and the stomach
Finally the instinct af organism, II attempt to
eEpe the noxous infusion concentrates the whole blood Of
the body the internal excretOes force them 10 east it
out The blood leaves the surface and rushes 10 the
But in this effort it fails Then The FEVER follows in
which the blood leaves the central organs and rushes the
Grace ASH IN another effort to eIpeI the irritating poison
through that other great eIcre othe skin In this also
fails and the system abandons the attempt exhausted
u NlLs loL ne recovery OF srenh % repeat The hope
less effort another dag These The FITS parOIysns Of
course undermine the health if i is not rem 9ys VIII Vi
We hayo labored TO find, and have found an antdOte
AYERS AGUE CURE.
Which neutases this maarous poison in the blood and
stimulates the lyerto expe it from the body As il should
50 i does cure this affecting disorder with perfect certainly
And does more, rather does what of more service 10
iteIoes it from the is absorbed and thus Eee5s
those who free from attacks keefs the system In
only cures but protects from the great VARIETY Of %
tons which induced BY this malignant influence such
as Remttent Fe er, Chill Fever, Dumb Masked Age
Fevers, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, GOut Blindness Tooth
ache Earachs Catarh, Asthma Palptaiions Painful AZ
fectlms OF the Stomach and Bowels, all Ofwhich when a
ing from this cause will be found to more less the
OF these arrangements and cures the disease.
This aecompshes by stimulating the excretores to
PEI me the system and these organs by degrees
Hence arises whist term acchmatiOn Time NAV accom-
saerfced the attempt while this AeUE URF' does Il
al once and with safety We have great reason to believe
that this wel as saer remedy ior the boe
ion than other which has been discovered and il has
cheap as well as good
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Cleveland Produce Markets.
MORNING LEADER oFFICE

MORNING LEADER OFFICER
Thursday Evening, Jan. 6, 5 P. NJ. !
FLOUR-sales Co bbs s525 and $50 BIB
red wheat double extra $3.50 There firm feeling the
part of holders,
wHEAT-saes red to go forward, at $l,l2<; car
Ohio white at sl25
oATSl new on track sold &c. and old from
store at Sc
H0GS-No change to note In the market. Heavy hogs Of
24O lbs ard will bring s62 under that weight and over
l5s SsG6l2. Light hogs sell only in reai being
entirely neglected by shippers Packers out of the
ket
PORK-Nominslly $l62s6ls50.
Other articles steady at quotations
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CLEVELAND FEMALE SEMINARY

S. n SANFORD, A. n, Principal.
bt oenrup nhs
%
% Ap1t Cor
EXPERIENCED SUCCESSFUL INSTRUCTORS,
fenued nu
lisa
Sg New York
and Classical CorsSlO npabsna advance
r commences Thurdy seaembrh ai aicOnns sTwutw Weeks
h inlorA Admission ouapo yla&w PnutpL
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S. Corning & Co.'S Quotations.
Icon HOL
AND
RUR RNIN UID,
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Jan. 6.

NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Jan- G.
lBY TELEGRAPHl
Flour-MaTket firm with far demand for the Eastern
and trades, sales OF 300 bbS al SA so
fne State S5G525 Sta e 81 for superne
western; IS O5d54 for medium western;
S5455 shipping brands round hoop ONO, the
ket closing quiet and firm. Canadian -four firm; sales OF
3: bbls IS 2Oj 60 for choice extra Small
sales OF Rye flour at SS3i Buckwheai -four quiet At
S25f 652.65 y 100 rs
bus red and white NIO. taken together al 81 -
Rye-ScaIce and wanted st nc for Jersey and SOC for
prime North River.
for
Corn-Firm; old dull and rather heavy; western mixed
freely TsdsOc whilst BUYERS refuse TO
7Sc sales of l3 O0 BUS at sc fJr new yellow jersey
and southern
Oats-Firmer with moderate business dains at 52d54c
for State and l591sc for western and Canad an
Wnlskey-fmi sales OF loo bbls Al c holders gener-
allyrefJse 10 accept less Than 25lc.
Pork Rather easier sales bbls at Sl1l2fO old
mess; SI7 50 SIS 50 for prm. including
$500 bblS fOr June delivery SIS So
1uni; and leo bbs PRIME buyers option 30 days
$3.50
Bsef-Steady; sales of 450O bbs 57 for c. untry
prime; 81 O9 Tor country mess Ss5olO5J FOR repacked
mess; SloT5lall, 20 for extra mess.
Beef Hams-Sieady; Of 100 Uackages st SI3GI5
Prime Mess Beef-Nomnal Al $l6@als.
Baccn-Quiet.
Cut Meals-Seady; sales OF I'D hhds al 6z(064c for
shoulders and 9k (d95S, for hams.
Dressed Hoss-Quet 81 6se for the whole range 500
western dressed heavy cOTu-.ed sold at 7ssc
Lard-BuOyant; sales Of 40 bbls al l3kydli1sc
Buiter-Steady st 213Oc Ohie and l5c State.
Uhesse-Firm at s,ds3Sc.
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" OLD DOMINION

THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Hsa become household word.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Makcs beverage delicious IS nectar
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Takes less Coffee than any other.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Never fails to do its work night
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Gives healthy beverage.
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Is a friend to D5spopiics-
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Makes husbands happy
THE OLD DOMINION COFFEE POT
Makes wives gOod-natured.
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,
pnts quarts, quarts quarts, and quarts, is for
FOGG, ELLSWORTH & co,
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CoRDAGE
"a AHAAA ~ . .
'arred Rope .-l2 a Is
FEATHERS
FRUTTS

Apples gT'n- T]hbl 4 700 4 81
DO dried E2bus ] ga l s.
Peaches dId-- 9lb % u
Do unpld -F9lb 12l0 Il
Figs. s9lb l0C0 l2lS
Lemons -E)box7 Goa 3 OF
Oranges ---- Flbox-td -
Raisins. NJ R T9box 2 62,6 , rs
Do LAYER f9boN3 ora 3 y
Crauherries Slbhl9 50GI0 90
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CIeFtIalll NOV. y Ie95 NlelI 2 IIlfIt ~
1859. 1859.
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad

p
80 -. = sii....iiss; * =
WINTER ARRANGEMENT -
InN AND AFTER MONDAY, NOV
" % 1855 Passenger Train leave Cleveland ullOS
0 A, Cincinnati Express stopping At Bsrea, Grafton
wellington, New London, Shelby, Crestlrne
Galho1,s Giead. Darlington. Ashley. Delaware
and WOrthingtOn.
$40 NJ Cincinnati Night PasseT GER stopping at all sta
tOns between Cleveland aud Gallon. and al
Car ldiRgtoR and Delaware; also, stopping to
CONNECTIONS.
shelby, Sandusy, Mansfield and Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon, Newark, GAINESVILLE, &c
CreStne, Pit.shurgh Ft Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
for Forest, Upper Sandusky. DelphOs, Lima, Fl
Wayne, LapOTte. Chicago, sc. west, and East
for Mansfield, Wooster, Massillon, sc.
Gallon and Beefontane Railroad Line, Marion, Belle
fontsine, Sidney Union, Muncie, Indianapolis
Terre Hauta VIncennes, Evansville, Louisville,
Cairo, st. Louis, &C
aTa'e Dayton and Cincinnati Line for Springfield, O.,
Dayton, Hamilton. Cincinnati. Richmond In
dianap0lis, Terre Haute, s. Louis. &c; and at
Cincinnati with the Ohio 4 Mississippi Rail
road for Louisville, and all points on the Ohio
Rive.
Columbus, Lite Miami and Columbus and Xsna Rail-
IL. road, for Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis, IeIre
Hauts, St Louis, Morrow, Loveand, and Gin
ciunat and with the OHIO and Mississippi Rail-
road at Cincinnati for Louisville, Evansville,
Cairo, st LOUIS aud all points on the Ohio Tlver.
COluu Central Ohio Railroad for Newark Zanesye,
Wheeling, &C; Columbus Piqua and Indiana
Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, &c
For Tickets to all points and Information apply az
he Uniou Ticket Oce 81 Superior street, or At the F-
senger Station.
Cleveland Nov TO- Isss
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Groceries, &t.

< TONS OIL MEAL,
1900 Bs Dried P caches, peeled and unpesled,
20 packages Table Butter.
IGsf ishi received and for sale w M EEHNGR Il HsSSR st
IN BBLS NEW CROP NEW
20 hhds new crOn New or,eans Sugar,
dec24 No lie s lis Superior.st.
In BBLS. DRIED APPLES,
. bus. Peeled Dried PEACHES.
bales \. HoPs-grUw,h of 1858.
% boxes Prime "; R. Roll Butter; - ,,,
decll. Al Berwin St
A NICE LOT DRIED APPLES-
"A. No 20 Merwin St. dec7 J NJ. HOVER.
COARSE, FINE & SACK SALT
~ No 70 Merwin S.. dec7 ]. NJ HOVER.
FXTRA & DOUBLE EXTRA FAM
~ lily FLoUR-NO 70 Merwin street,
dec7 ]. NJ. HOVER.
p PECEIVING FRESH
GROUND BgcKWHEAT FLOUR at H9MsF e MsTyn
BlGarhGd Winter Whale and Elephant Oil.
10S BIS. OF SUPERIOR QUAIL
1Ac ITY JUST, RECEIVED,
oc2g d5n als 5 9--e OG6RDoN. MCMILLAN co.
7 LIVERPOOL SALT = 500 BAGS,
dsn 25s'' s from t5fERS5T G6RS55 %aaLEAN nj CO.
900 Bbls. Fredericksburgh Flour.
$50 Bushels small white Beans;
10 RbIs Cisveland stock Ale;
10 Casks Potash;
Just re 70 eived and for sale by W. AIELHINCH,-
noy2 A. Merwin St
noy22 SMITH PUTNAM
WATER LIME.-400 bbls. Ames'
w Water Lime-in new barrels; and in prime order
900 iE BBLS- I COARSE S3j{r[S [SALTmFoF IT
DOLL BUTTER AND EGGS
~ oc26 For sale by SMITH PUTNAM
DUTCH BULBOUS RO0TS.-We
~ have this sy received choice assortment of Hya-
Gynih Tulip and Crocus Bulbs us imported from Hol-
land They are all first class Bulbs and will be found
true to name and color Catalogues will be ready for dis
sep3 Cleveland Seed Store
lHOMINY AND SAMP, PUT UP in
II ID. Bags vely NICE auicle, made from white
| c9rn--for sale by STAIR s SON.
WINGS FARINA CRACKERS
sometmng new IN thus market and one Of the best
| sale at No Ontario ireet. I. STAIR 4 SON
| COOKING EXTRACTS-Of all fla
my25 - E.w. sACKRIDER.
INATAWBA AND ISABELLA
~ WINE Growth Of Kelley's lsland-warTunted pure
myz5 " 7-''' - ''''''' + W sAcKRIDER.
Chemical Soaps
IGORHAM & APLINE ARE SOLE
~ Agents for SAWYER'S WHITE AND YELLOW
CHEMICAL SOAPS, war anted good as any Otherin
ue Free from rosn, and will sell IS per cent cheaps
er than any other Chemica Soap. my2ldtf5
FRESH TOMATOES-Put up by
= the Shakers. For sale Al SANBORN'St
mays 10. OniaroSiTeet.
DRIED PEACHES-A small lot left
IL Ofvery fneones.
my5 At SANBoRNs
20O0 SACKS Table SALT
SOAP-Low's Brown Windsor and
Honey Soap, C.eavor's Glycerine, Musk and Ionev
febs y W. sACKRIDER.
RRUSHES--A fine assortment Of
- Hair and Cloth Brushes also, Teeth Brushes Ivory
Bone, B1ial0 Horn and Sandal v ood. FoTsaf by
feb9 F. W. SACKR1DER
IT UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
- sortment inst received together great varet,
Of perfGmery and toilet articles at
4,
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0.EInd. sup Elhbl ( 51yG 4 81
q Kind ext Slbhl 5 GOA 5 g
Double extra z1bbl 8 62a 6 Oh
Rive Flour Elbbl s 75I0 4 00
Ruckwheat S9cwt 2 ga 2 81
Com Meal f7ewt % l 81
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Drugs
p R. R.-NO MORE PAIN-NO
Lbs MORE SICKNESS-No MORE RHEUMA-

D r. R.-NO MORE PAIN-NO
Ike MORE SICKNESS-NO MORE RHEUMA-
TIS1 Stiffness of the Joints. Lumbagn, Headaches,
TOothaches, suffering from other bodily infmtes The
rapid and complete efficacy of
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,
In instantneousy stopping the most s1crucatng Pains
and Aches, Burns Scads Cuts, Wounds Bruises &C. sc
renders important that every family keep supply Of tm
the house.
Armed with this Remedy, household is always protect
ed against Sudden attacks of sickness Thousands Of lives
of persons have been saved by its timely who were
suddenly seized in the night time with Cramps Spasms
Vomiting Cholera yellow Fever and other violent dis
Let a dose of this Remedy be taken internally
the may require, when suddenly seized with Pai
Sickness. and It will INSTANTLY RELIEVE THE = -
TlENT FROM PAIN, and arrest the disease.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF HAS CURED
RHEUMATISM In four hours.
NEU ....-...... In one hour
CRAhlP In ten minutes.
DIARRHCEA In ffeeu minutes
TOOTHACHE. .... In one minute.
SPAS5IS. In five minutes
SICK HEADACHE. In ten minutes
CHILLS AND FEVER In fifteen minutes
In fifteen minutes.
INFLUENZA. In hours.
SORE THROAT .-...............- In ten minutes.
In twenty minutes
AGUE CHEEK.
NlNE
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LETKl AM, zlNESTILLE 8 TINTINNITI

IA n - - -
On and after March 8, 1883
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
a leave CIe7eland IN the trains IL the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Ral,road at Ais P. NJ. (chaAg1ng at
Hudspn,) for Cuyah0sa Falls, Akron, Orryille and
AIeTsburg: connecting at OrrEille with the
Pittsburgh TT Wayne and CHICAGO r. r, east and west
Canton, MassIon Wooster, Loudeliyllr and 4iansed
Trains leave AIilershurg Cleveland a. Is a III and
% p n connecting OrrYille with aims TIE P Ft
c. r. K, by which passengers from Canton Massil-
Wooster Lundenyile and Afsns6sld reach Clefeland
BY the evening train stl00J p M
feb3 SIMON PERKINS. Supit.
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CISeISNATT HOG MARKET

The Price Current gives the following statement Of the hos
and provision trade in Cincinnati
The receipts of hogs have been quite light The past week
the may be considered rapidly drawing
close. and viii probably wind up the coming week Th
market hogs has been fully sustained The packing hous
have general Y c'osed-
The receipts during the week the and comparatively
for other seasons, stand as follows:
For The week ....--.----.- ea25
Previously reported 643
Total S47
Same time last
The market closed inactive for light and heavy
The proviso1 market has been quite dull and irregular
Ness pork declined Sc = Dbl dung the week. and at tae de-
cline there seemed to be d.mand at the close.
Lard has been rm aud fair business has been done at lie
for prime bb and for keg he quantity of pork going
into consumption small and eastern dealers who
had been in the market home without buying consider
ing it unsafe TO lay in stock at present prices.