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RaiL Roooe.
Cleveland and fItfSb1TFR HaII Road.
l85N--6O.
CIsysland, CoIam0u, ! ClncInrnll RaIlroad

k}s3 &
WINTER ARHANGEhTFNr
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
" "a 1883 Passenger Train. leave CleYsland fooy
7s5 A. NJ Cncnnnati Express, stopping at Berea Graf
tou Ia Grange, WeiliuptOn. New London Sa-
lun shelby ant all stations sOuth Of Shelby.
40 NJ Cincinnati Night Passenger, stopping
tions between Cleveland und 6ailion and at
Caidnstun ana Delaware; also, stopping 70
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield Mt Vernon, Newark Zanegyle, nc
Crarine PITT shurgh Ft. Wayne and Chicago Railroad,
for Forest Upper Sandusky, Delphos Lima, 1t
Wayne L6pOrte, Chicago, nc. west and Hast
fof Mansfield, Wooster. Riasslloni Ac.
Gallon and heeiuntang ailt0ad Lac for Marion Bells-
funttiue, Sidney Union, Muucie, indianapolis
Tout Haulg Nmcanngs, Evansville, Louisville
p0.awA sIton and Cilciunati Line, TO- Springfield o.
dayton, Hamilton, Cincinnati, Hchmond, in-
diauarulis. Terte itaute, 81 L0uIs. Hu.; and nt
Gintiniati with the Ohio Mississippi Rail
road for Louisville, and all points on the Ohte
River.
couaSus, Iii,ls Miami and Columbus, and xsna Rail
Guad for Apntat Dayton, Indianapolis, TeTs
eunat and withthe Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road at Cincinnati for LOUISVILLE, Evansville
Cairo, 81 Louis, and alpo iuts on the Ohio river.
Columbus Central Ohio Railroad fOr Newark Hanesyis
Wheeling, aC Columbus, FlquH and Indiana
Rsruud Tor Pggai Urbana &C
~ For Tickets % Bil points and information apply At
the Union Ticket Oncs 81 Sup eror street, OF at the Pas
z S FLINT, Superintendent.
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K TWHTVf
d.. ]. + ERtD0E--Dear Sir Some two go in
tmae lenale friend had been suffering from falling OF te
womb whites and derrged mestuotiOn, tcget or with
the fndng symptoms clearly described in adyef-
tsemen and pamphlets She had the very best med cal
sal ia this c un entirely pros rated and her phys
finally told her he huugh her life might possibly be
prolonged yeri little longer under the most iudicous
treatment For tu Weet tteT that she continual to sink
When came niO your 0ice ut the Graeieuherg Medical
Institution aud re uled her symptoms As you cnnil-
dent Of the GraCeubeu Ms Tsllps Cahucon IN reiey-
ng her Sho dischstge ~ the physicians and Tried IT, tho
uou1tngB Prpvdenligly II feleY5 her quickly and
hotties entirely cured her Since then, Tor twOy years
there has heon aEy ct the compliant, aud
sh9 Is rs srvnr active aJ healthy, when yaung Eri.
-
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E Quite nuInbe Of vessels bound down from On esao
~ lhe Veiny Of Point Baique At the tus vi Ire
Of the storm fTday uight last lv
ing nohsT The sudden change Of the sind coming 40
them with such violence drove them fTOm their anchor
causing their cables 20 part slip uchors with
mora or loss ui The caains attached 10 then.
Tbs brig iir Charles Napier hong Of Tho NUN
tor lost her big aurhqr ard fifteen ihoms Of chan split
her tOps9l aud b0kg hr mangait. One nf her
inal overheard while sndesvong got ia the but
cot discovered to be missing tn minutes afteF-
wards. His Richard Ten, aged 10 FtaS Ir-
IaeIy Of 81 Csihernes' q W hu more fcsnlg OF Bu
ialo q which place he s pped. Tue Napier called
voyage the same evening.
Tue Hiuntleaa lost her large anchor
faihoms Of claiu.
ehoonsr Aosusus Handy lost anchor and 30 sthoms
Of ehaa.
sshonsr MOsslo ios' anchor and fory live sthoms
u ChgiE.
schooner Miami lost anchor and some 20 thoms Of
chain--tihid
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~ The tug Relief lef here sunday afternoon for Pom
az haiqge l9r tbs nuTpos Of SETTING on the chr saIdh
bufchhrdi ashore ~ that ~ SHE prOces ds
haFnor Vi the view Of getting Of the May Queen
ashore at that pOlut-tibid.
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Propeller Buckeye ROsman, Chicago: 90 ron pipe &
kegs nails, and sundries
Bsv State, Rrown, osdensburgh, l3O bbls whisky
3ll do -four
Scow ROena, FargheT Toledo; 40 tons coal
Froic, Sherwood, Detroit; 40 tons coal.
SlOop Harlequin, GehAn, Sandusky e. empty casks.
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cy LAYING Up Tho Lake cTan are going into winter
gu1rt.ts The sIennef swan will lay up on her return
tonight % lay up here, and ma Neptuas viii follow suit
day two, The MaylOWeT Saginaw and Concor, All
here having laade their last lp. All lhe
will lay ~ few days The river steamers and
will run uaiil eY embaigl loGees thtn 10 suspend
flbid.
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CfnoI Nnlifta.



GHERIFF'S SALE.-PURSUANT
the commaud Of order Of sale issued ion the CuuTt
Of Common Peaa Of CuyahoEa county ~ the suit OF tophrn
Tafbe Pitt against nlram kirkham, Den shall ouer
for sale public auction the door ofthe House
net VI and Chapian streets The city os Cleveland
IN said county, sd day Of December 1872 AZ O'Clock
M Of sad day, oWing described lands and tens
msnts 70 wit stuati village Of bedford n the county
of ofCpyahoga and known by being su9o No 22 said su1
lot No y sixtytN l6i ee front Willis street aud one
hundred and ioriy-sN feet deep Appraised q 500
ID. l.. Ml9hIMAN, Sheriff.
WILKINSON RlDplE, rlia-s Auy,. noys.25s
GHERItt'S SALE.---PURSUANT
~ 10 the command OF writ OF Nondi FNpouas, issued
nmhe Court OF Common Pleas Of Cuyagoga 9qnty at me
luit Of A. s. 0afduer. p uF usl ffeJerck Haustfmtni
def To- directed, shall uer lf snle a. public outuouf
the door OF the Court House Corner Ji Seneca Cham
plain ciN ut Cleveland, In said county, on the
18th DAY Of Nov mhcf l-dg nj 2Ociock p ut said uuy,
the following Described lands and encments, 10 witt sit
uale In the township ot Parma county Of Cuyahugu ono
aud known usrt Of Lot No Seventeen ga n the Tuck
Tract, called beng all Of sui ut No NJ except
log piece the south urt .hereo conveyed by said
Frederick Hausatmsn go John Uuusem1n 10y warranty
deed aud bounded on the uth the east amt west y lot
lines nnd nntue moth hy luu to he drawn plWel viii
said south line font east t e through said lot No. "a
and far enough from said south line 10 contain ten acres b
und tho piece hUobt mteude tu be convey
ed being hyune uCfes Ct land, more less hut sniU2
to all legal highways" AppfasCd nt 81 $50 10
h. l.. L.WiGItTMAN, Sheriff.
p.R BElv :, ATTY oct25
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City Mills.
TRl UNDERSIGNED HAVING

HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
Il purchased this we'll known Ftnunng esin ,,urnt
prepared furnish 20 lis old patsns aud the public
generally, at Gle Flour and Min Feed inferior 10
any eyerueted in this market The following favurte
hrnds o Flour kept constantly hand and for sale whole
sale aud retaili
CITY MILLS Double Extra, In barrels sacks and hall
sacks, made nom very choice white wheat.
SUPERIOR" Double Extra, IN barrels, sack and half
sacks made from the bestred wheat.
MARBLE MILLS Extra, In barrels sacks and hall
sacks, tiIet quality Of Flour
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t Tho schr Nav Queer heretofore reported ashore al
rawas, has from Chicago and not Oswtso u fst
ported Her cargo, consisting Of 1000 ius wheat aud 400
buno, 18th.
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MILL FEED.
Riahing TackIe.

S1r. JUST RECEIVED.-An-
49, other uno Il Of Conroy's Fishiug ack 10
suitable Tor taking Piks Bss, o. fsg slthsIin lake y
Fhes, Rly Books, Ainn0W SeiAel, Nets Gc Go.,ai D
"A. HATIER6LEHi8 Gun 81 orc
lQ espdIi0T u. Clevet and.
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CHERRIES SALE.-BY VIRTUE
Of wris Of vendi exponas issued from the court Of
Common Pleas Of CuyaOga Co. at the su Of Chas Brad
P against Cain and Calm and the other the suit
Of Lyon Pf against T. G. Cain shall offer for sale
subot forty hereinafter mentioned the 18th day Of De-
tober 1850 at two o'clock Of said day the following de-
scrbed property Wit franc house situate sub-ot 40
Granges subdivision Of lots "a and 65 Said lot
Is CO feet front Granger street by l50 feet deep.
u, L. .WIGHTMAN, SAerin
r. .JUDsoN, Plaintiffs Agent ocS253
Ihe above sale IL adjourned - the 3st day Of October
1889 at the hour and place above mentioned -
oct2O-265 d. l.. WIGHTMAN, Sh riR
iYhe sale Is adjourned t0 the III day Of NOvem-
Der. 1889, at the hour and place above mentioned;
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q The lug OsWeso has succeeded In getting on The
fchT. IheO Perry from POINT uu Pelef, u afdon
last evening --llbid
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ThH LADY ELoIa "A letter from Cant Jack Wilsu
dated y the 8sut tie zih informs that lhe Lady EgI
had eq new craukpn, aud ready 10 Way
~ with cargo 0 800 bbls rollins roigb 40 head 81
e-lsi eoe " the laTges oaIgoeS of the soas ntlbd
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BNNN MADE.

nEFAULThAVlNG BEEN MADE,
sud the fret Day ayng fail d to pay the instalment
which fell due Nov. l. l. 50 the contract entered into
No ember 9. 1865, bet Adim Ufsho aud George
shasr party Uf tile FIST part aud Hiram stone, party o
the second part for the si blythe sernpd pir To the first
party subdy sion Lot No. lS3, In Hirtm StonSs addi
tion to Ohio city nd Cleveland composed OF rart OF
the original lots No t3 aud in Hr0ukBn township
Cuyahoyac unity Ohio adthe said 3onttsct having been
assigned by sal 81 TO The underlined Notice is here
By given, thR ia pursuance Of the powers contained IN
said conar the uniorsgneG VIII Oh the ~ day OF DC
mber 49, at clock, A. NJ ot said day, al the door
uf the Court House, corner of Champaiu und Senecn
stroe In The itv OF Cevelsnd, uyihog county. Ohio
sell At public auction, sad lot OF land aud the improve
menis on the same EDWARD WADE
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BrGferIEs, &f.

FOR SALE
II l51 FirkET,s Choice Central Butter
$40 Smull Whi'e beans;
90 Timothy Seed;
LEsH SIMMONS & co.
RNOLD MEDB URY'S XIX.
IA UPPER TEN MILLS FLoUR' pERRS 5GE sRs a. q co.
FOE &Fas SALEm2OO s5,iG NEM y MSnLhlA5R hA I'd
NOAL OIL LAMPS FOR THE
Church Hall St Te AMI Family use-'he best and choup-
est s1' in use lo' AIS GARDNER, "a Superior St.
IO BBLS. GREEN APPLES-lN
y barrels 70 ods! @ '"d winter EvSSs fl2f1 SAFE oI
FOR SALE
II l2,ops sh9ris & and Mddlings
80 bbls Mess Pork,
200 bushels White Beans, So. .,,, ,,,,-,,,,,
oct4 6l aud CO MerWin street.
CMEoWKC.aA NO.EPS.
The best
CHEMICAL SOAPS,
Manufacturedby P. SPENCER,
mar2edswtns Canal st. ootof Ohio, Cleveland.
FAMILY SOAPS,
Manufactured and for sale by
7. p. SPENCER,
nar2GdEwtfRe Cam St. foot OF Ohio. cleveland
GOAL OIL LAMPS
STAND. SIDE. and s9S4l,s1e,n,vo
COAL GILLIAN MIS-,
tail The attention Of country Dealers Is solicited The
BEST AND CHEAPEST LIGHT IN USE, at No. go
'upSs isba n '''''' As GARDNER.
AUGUST 10Th.
BUY YOUR FLOUR
OF THOSE WHO CAN SELL CHEAP.
PRICES REDUCED THIS DAY,
At A. II. PERRY & CO.'S.
NEW WHEAT FLOUR-AT RE-
IN DUCED PRICES, iy9 A NJ. PERRY co.
GREEN SPRING MILLS FLOUR.
-''''''' =" '''' $50 - EVANS BATE
| II $50 bbls. Double Extra Flour
| 800 bushels good Oats,
| 90 Eess Western Reserve Butter,
| do nice Lard
oet2i -, - Ns. 52aad 10 nieTvia street
GOAP-LOw's Brown Windsor and
sss D'a'n nru m"a'
feb9 Y. W. SACKRIDER
INATAWBA A ID ISABELLA
~ WiNE.-Growth Of Kelley lsland-wananted puTt
for sails by the gallon or bottle, BY -, ,,,,,,,,
IPEANS-250 bus WHITE BEANS
II for sale by LESH SIMMONS 4 Co,
mArlh No ~ Uti0n Lane
! p0TATOES-A CHOICE LOT IN
Il car loads or less quantities, to suit purchasers
LESH, SIMMONS 4 co,
mArlS No a. Union Lane
SOAP AND CANDLES,
Manufactured aud for sale by
T. P. SPENCER,
mar2sd6wtfR6 Canal st.. foot OF Ohio Cleveland
INEW BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
IN 5000 lbs. pure Buokwhoet Fiouy this day raceved
: | iOT sale BY W. MELHINCH
oetll ca and dMeywln stsaot.
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YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
DR. AMOS SONt AXE pleasure in announcing that theE
have invented most important instrument for the cure Of
above diseases II has hegu subjected TO test by the
most eminent physicians in London, Purs. Phgdelphls
Rnd York II has been declared tho only useful nsTu
invent cd for tho Of Seminal Weakness OF
any disease caused h tho secret habits OF youth Price
BIO ilma or express
N. D.-Dr. AMOS SON, Ia order TO satisfy the most
skepca the merits Of this instrument, pledge them
tia. in nstsnre where II prove unsaisuc
tory N fair trial the money will refunded by
turning the !nstTu ment In good order.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

WEST BEDFoRD. Coshuctnn CO. o., May IA, 81
Mr. H. b K.hasLEY-Str h ,Ye heen selling the med.
icnes Of the Graeleubeg Company for The last ten ysar
and have invariably found them to give good sat suctiOn
and the Pills We sold to great many fmilies
laTy their tea md coffee, Hnd With ny hay haYe
hecoma staple article NJ rshalfs Ut ren Catolicou is
medaine that has don, great amount OF gOod N Female
Diseases One lady SOD II 10 told 81 had FGcti tiyel
more benefit from one bottle thed shs did FROM lnug
ut medical treatment tho skltul plys.
clans. JAMES WILSON.
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ANFOR RD's
Family Cathartic Pills,

tthFbiNDEn FROM
Pure Vegetable Extracts, and put up ia Glasi
Cases, Ar Tight, and loM keep IN any eli
mate,
Tho FAMILY CATHARIIC PILL is q gentle hut nc
tive tathufic hi the proprietor has used u his pral
ice more than twtHty eaI S.
The constantly mrtr'stugl Idemlnd from upse VIII,
hnVr lupE used thu Pills und the satisfaction wluol
~ Itiid 20 t1ef use has induced me- 10 place
Ihs Profession well INV that dinoen, Caihuriics ac
Tho AlI.Y CA-zlr HARTIC PILL
hhs Mh duo Fi' rence to this we'll established tpc
uJ9n colnuhGeG from csNaretyo OF he pure ST Nego
s3Dle Atiacts, winch act alike every par OF lht
hllmthtaiy canal aud ale .-lGOOD and SAFE IA oil
cases whore CAthurllc b. n needed such rs DE
hANHEMENlS OF tho l@lSTOMA ACII, SLEEPf
NkSs, PAINS IN TIE BA OK AND LOIN " 8
IOsIlNENESS, PA Nb1lAND SORENESS OVEA
IhE WHO. II BO H.I-lf lfrum sudden cold, Whcl
frequently, II neglected, Z end IN long course OF Fe
yer LOSS OF Ape l.SlIllE,a CREEPING SEN
81 llON OF COLD OVER THE BODY, KESrtESS
MES > tkAD-ACltk, or WEIGHT IN THE HEAD
II lnhammaOTy Diseases, MOrms in ChldTenOr Adults
RheWm0 ism great PuTiior oil the Blood and uafy ds
to which flesh is heir too 10 meuiion Il
this advertisement. Dose I % s.
PRICE 30 CENrS.
~ Tho Liver lnviguTat0T and Family Cathartc Pill
Tetailed by Druggists generally and s1ld tghoesaa m
the Trade IN al the large Towns
ST W, SANFORD, NJ D..
btAhniActurur and pIOpIirter
L - MaNVK Kark
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YOUNG hIEN TAKE PANTICULAR NoTICE.

An instrument oT the euro OF Nocturnal Fiassions more
properly known Seminal Weakness sc. Can he perma
nsnly cured r from fifteen days to tWO months by lie use
u this instrument when used cOniOilty With nedcines
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A CURE WARRANTED.

=
DIR. AMOS h SON have devoted their attention tGclu
sVey this peculiar class haets and the relief thsy
been enabled render their fellow
lures fully testified and gratefully acknowledged by
escent patients and others daily ing town from al
parts of the country M the express purpose My of CONSUL
ations while theTe have been cr ed most
sgal advantages from what they have experienced IN
i"quirng into Tie causes OF these Infections complaints
rOm their simple condition to that Of the most dan
seruus and iuyaterte they have always entertained t
possibility their prevention, and removal aud likewise
Invariably found that t5 most horrible and malignant forms
disease cOuld almost invariably be traced 10 of the
nlnWus Ignorance, neglect the bad effect sol
unAkllful and improper treatment: therefore Dr. AMOS
SON hhye succeeded III discovering in theB election Of
heir remedies safe, electual and cautious course, omit
ting all combination ni remedies winch hear equvoca
character we'll those whose premature or inudcOus
application might he productive oil tad consequences In the
ds private individuals la short tns laudabs end OF
frirremedias the lessenng Of great Of human
sery by tho alleyiaun relief and pTeyonCun Of those
TrisyOus Affections ataTe In reality the secret Toes of lie
and which, while eTtensvey surround seal aloud
oToar skin and interfs renGe in their determination.
COUNTRY IEVALIDs
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Az the trains gong Westward connect At Cleveland With
trains fur Toledo, Chicago CO!uIubus, CinoiunOt, sc.
&c; aud all tho uails gOng Eastward connect 1T
nuukirk with the trains Of the New York Contra au Puff
ialo auL REV YORK City Eailroads,
II. NOTTINGHAM Sup.
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DR.. AMOS & SON,
Corner OF Main and Quay streets, BUFFALO, N
A RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS In
IA the State who members u the Royal College Of
Surgeons, London Bluy he consulted from o'clock ~
tho morning until Sat night IN every ,tage aud symptom 81
disease 1l0 they adopt the resutJ upwards
Of thirty yeafs extensive practice in Europeand erica
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BEEF AND PORK PACKING.

Our extensive
SlHughtering, Packing and Rendering
establishment,
GITUATED ON SCRANTON AV E.
- nue. and Cuyahuga River has been thoroughly re-
pared aud ready for business II has cupacy for
300 Cattle and 1000 Hogs,
daily all Of which slaughtered pncked, and the tNow
aud lard rendered in the same building.
Wehave hand large ssck OF COopeIage and Salt
Our large
STRAIN GHTER
can deliver on card pIopeers the Railroad DepOs
ull DAYS packing each TIN. doing with drrsge
entirely We do strictly commission business. Orders
for home foreign markets respectfully solicited.
septlT:76I-3m StIOLE Il HILLTARn.
PROFITABLE EMPLOYMENT
AN IMPORTANT WORK FOR AGENTS.
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The Graefenberg Marshalls Uterine

Is offered as certain cure accOmpuuel with the follow
symptoms:
luegulai Weakness -FRlntness-Derarge ged Ape
ute--Sallow CumpleEinn-Paln In the Back aud
kidneys-C ius-COld Aands and Feet
Observation-Disclosures -Neurnlgii-
Hea1aChe-Res' L. rsSness---
DstutbHt Sle0p-Flushes OF Heat
General Pain CGawli and Pain in
in the Spine aud between tue Shnulders-Ach
StOmncl-Nausea-Dihic passing OF Urine with heat
smartmg--ltChifg, Burning or Irritation Ia the
Urine NightmaTe-D Despna-lBs-
teriCs-- AnNely--Red Face.
Nervous rwitchng -StRriog-
COnsiiUutiQn-lrritalle Tenn eT--Sad-
uess-Deprayed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
cd sud Irregular Buwes-Unpleasant DreRms-
Pains IN Uterine Orgnns-Numy ynes and Pains In Limbs.
CD-Soli by City Druggists aud Medicine dealer
out the country,
~ For Medicines or Agencies, address
II. b. KINGSLEY, c 'oyelard,
nuyl2.tGW General AGENT for Ohio.
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COUNTRY IHVALIDS.
Persons la uuy part uf the world may be successfully
reaedy forwarding correct detail Oi theiE Au with
remittance for medicines &e.
Address DR. AMOS 3 SON, corner Main and QuaY-sts
Buffalo N. v. iansi&wlv25
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CLEVELAND AND ERIE RAllBOAD.
1889 a. 60 1859 & 60

s:l5 A. NJ Night express Tram stopping Grapl Con-
cant. Ashigbua aud rHmesNlllc only, and arrive
at Cleveland 1906 A NJ
3l5 p. NJ av hNpTtss 1rain sinpping st all satiouseK-
Cep' Sal brook, Utlouville, Perry, Mentor x Wick
lrie, AMI arrive at Cigysl nd 7:e5 p. M
Accommodation Train viii leave Ashtabula for Ceve-
land 90 A. NJ stopping at all stations, AID at
Cleveland at 30 a. NJ,
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-09

OF INTEREST TO ALL.

HE undersigned bcgs leave to inform thu cit
a. ixens OF Claiborne and adjoining counties
that he has purchased the Right of CRANE's
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASKET.-a
new and beautiful article, unlike anything ever
offered 10 the public before. The casket has none
Of the repulsive appearance which all other Buri-
al Cases or Collins have. A supply of all sizes
constantly on hand. The public are invited 10
call and examine them.
All orders for the Casket or wooden Collins.
will be filled with despatch. Burial clothes Of
all kinds furnished when exdered
A. R0LLTNSsf
july o. 1856. 4e-ly "a. !
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-09

THE Eagle Cot
ton Gin Manufac-
turing Company,
are now prepared
to hll all orders
for their Improv-
cd Gin Stands
,An stands now
made have the
PATENT IMPRdrKD
GYrTNDEp RRuQu
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-09
srEAm saw MlLI
FOR SALE.


THE undersigned offers for sale sPlendit
i STKAM SAWMILL, situated on the New
Orleans and Jackson Railroad, three-quarters ol
a mile from the located depot, Bahala, and ter
miles South Of Gallatin. The rapid settlement
Of the surrounding country, the anticipatedto
and theundoubted completion OF the road to this
point by the lst of October next with the alread
increasing demand, insures ready sale for lumber,
there being no mill nearer than twelve miles
To the mill is attached 800 acres Of finely tim
bered land, with suficiency opened for the pro-
duction Of corn, potatoes, etc, to supply the
employeesand teams of the mill. A comfortable
Dwelling, with the necessary out-houses, at
-tached. The mill l-house is large and substantial
containing The latest and most improved ma
ehineTy boiler * feet long, 40 inches in dame
tel, double hued circular saw, 54 inches diameter
Everything new and in complete running order
This mill. with seven hands, can cut between
FIVE and six thousand feet of lumber day, but
averages $500 feet daily, without extra labor OF
strain Of machinery.
Attached Is one Of Straub's superior 26-inch
French Burr GRI ST MILLS, capable of grinding
from Is to Is bushels per hour. with sufficient
business to supply the place with bread. Also,
Wagon and Team, Lumber Car, Tools, etc,
necessary to carry on the business with an
abundance Of water all seasons.
Terms easy. For further particulars, apply on
the premises, or to the under signed.
w. j. BRUNER,
or MAYES & MILLSAPs, Agents,
April III, '57. 33-tf Gallatin, Miss.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-09
DISSOLUTION.

FTNHE firm Of Griffith 4 Garrison Ii this day dis
IL solved by mutual consent. T. Garrison will
attend to settling up all the business of the firm.
All those owing US on note or book accounts, are
requested to pay up as soon as possible. T. Gar
rson will continue the Furniture business at the
old stand, where he will be pleased to see our
friends and customers who may want anything
+. GRIFFITH.
T. GARRISON.
Daily southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-02-09


PATENT DErArcHED GRAxEs, and PATENT SfrDIEo
BUrrs and MorERs all of which are EXCLUSIVELY
usED BIT US. These Gins obtained A PRIZE OF
$3.50 AND A GOLD MEDAL from the Govern.
ment Of India for Ginning fine Cotton, as also
Medals from the Worlds Fair at London and
New York, aud combine all the late improve
H1ensa In Machinery, and are warranted superior
In every respect. In order to meet the great de-
mand for these Gins, the Company have estab-
llshed warehouse and workshop at the corner Of
Canal and Phillippa streets, and with the stock
on hand at the established depot, No. 81 st.
Charles Street, feel confident of meeting all or
ders promptly.
All orders should be addressed to
WIN. l.. GUSHING, Agent.
81 st. Charles st.
Ne, DC /. 80. 1856. loft
Mr.. J. j. Person is the duly authorized Agent
OF the Eagle Cotton Gin In Port Gibson, where
a sample stand may be seen. All orders left
with him will receive prompt attention.