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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05
EARM IN WORCESTER FOR SAIL

A " 7 III
h belonging to the estate of the late samuel Jenni.
son, situated four miles easterly from the city the
WestbOrOugh road, two niles from New England Vii.
lage in Grafton, and two miles from Alillbury and y
ing directly the Boston and Worcester Railroad, the
Mbury station being but one-third of mile from the
house, Trains stop twice day each way Contains
about 200 acres, nearly half covered with valuable
and thrifty wood. the other half, moving pastIrng and
tillage under good cultivation well fenced with good
stone wall An orchard of 80 apple trees Of Is years
growth, and twice that number of older growth. Build
ngs in fair condition and nearly all lately shngled.
good two story house, very pleasantly situated, with
good milk cellar, and l. containing vel room, never
falling well of water, wood room; piggery in basement
with set kettle, and granarY in second story Barn 100
feet long, annually filled with hay and grain from the
place Flnts pond is within third Of q mile OF
the house, and beautiful and fertile island Of thr
teen acres easily accessible with teams lies close by the
shore Apply to CHARLES WESSON on the premises,
who has occupied them for eighteen wears past to W
5. BARTON, at Worcester, or to SAMUEL JENNISON,
u State street, BUston. DIFF SIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05
MINIATURE LIKER:SSES OF PERSONS ON CHINA

presenting all the attractive and advantageous features
watei-color drawing and hitherto unataned quality
OF dur9oty by being rendered as imp2rishabc the
transferred. "''o'' '''' "''
reprotjuction Of Pb6to@ronls So, MI, tS G e
but up0n such ms are rnnnd nr If any, W P i ,,o'
larity-p- rras can be renrodHced Vim fiTItns a,
rorI oii sii0a,,, ~ IN ~ W M l'tuil's accu-
Of v descrnto9 and dmei,i upon soTfti wares
ury or Of household utility, such as URNS, VASES,
BREAKFAST CUPS, TOILET ARTICFS &c . Thereby
securing faithful portraits. and furnishing uni0ue and
exquisite style of ornamcntaton of articles in domestic
uses. ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

Let sacred songs arise on high
Loud hallalujahs reach the sky
Let JOY and peace each mortal share,
While hymns Of praise shall I'LL the air"
Thus ran the old psalm, and every one out
yonder, on the deck Of the ship, lifted up his
voice in thanksgiving and prayer, just as the
old oak tree was lifted up in its last and most
delightful dream on that Christmas eve
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

Sold by BUSH & CO. Worcester
M. S. BURR & CO., Boston, General Agents for New
England. deod&weowly M
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

DALSAM FRS lbs. Balsam Fir for
ID sale by GEO. Il. SPUR, POI Main street.
10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

ROO LBS. GUM ARABIC, all quail"
wv ties and prices, orere at low rates. by G, Il
SPURR. diff jal9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

WARRANTED. = SUMMERS PILE
w LOTION is warranted to effect speedy cure for
Piles and Chiblans ii applied as directed Sole "
GEO. r. SpIRR. di
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

CLAIRVOYANT PHYSICIAN-Miss
~ NJ. s. SWAN may be found at No % Exchange st.
Worcester ONCE hours from to II a. M, ami from
y. d&wtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-11-05

CORN MEAL LOWER THAN EV-
- ER-DOnt Duy until you call at GAYS, Foster
street Flonr, Corn, Oats and Feed cheap for cash.
ie6 dtf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21
NEW YORK lTARKET-JULY 20.



FLOUR-sales Of 800 bblsi at S5,es@5,l5 for su-
perfne; S5,3565,45 for extra slatei S5,0O95lo Tor
5upeIne esteLn ~ w * 31;ry br.de
Extra Round Hoop Ohio; market closing very heavy
with holders Of common and medium grades an1lons
lower, with only very moderate demand and limt-
ted enquiry for supplying the pressing wants Of the
CANADIAN FLOUR-sales Of $50 bbls; at $500
G5,I0 ior Superhne, and S5,S0@7,50 for Common TO
Choice Extra. Market rules quiet and dull and
RYE RYE FI,0UR-ssies at Ss,5O@4,2O for Common
to Choice superHne. Market steady with trining
CORN .AIEAL-ouies and nominally without
WHiSK Y@sales Of $50 bbls at 2l@2lNc, chiefly
At tbs insies price In pretty good dens3a 1 a. oo
tsdhA1-salea q white lndiana ~ ASl,t2i enolse
some new Southern at $3.50; new red do at 81 ,37@
lao and Milwaukee club at Si'27@l,2s. Marke dull,
RfE-ssles Of ~ bush at Sc. Quiet
BARLEK-Oontinues nominal ...,,-
GORN-eales OF o. ,000 bushels at 81! l!I@623xc for
sound mixed westerni e3c for choice do. Ohly In
moderate supply and With fair eastern and local
demand and also moderate export enquiry. Pri-
lAT,s-ssiss a. ss9so5Se for west'n and Canadian
and alalio for State Market steady and In mode
rsS VsSypf1saies Of 5000 hs domestic fleece At 4s5Oo
and 1900 bs Texas on private terms. Market hrm
a1s PoR R9saiss of26o bblsi at $3.50 for new mess;
Sis5 ior old moss SIS gleio3 Tor thin messi slo,
for prle mesq Se2j for clear messi Sisi62 for new
prime; Sc, 250 for old do Market quiet With
BEEf-ssies of $50 bbls;- at Ss94,25 for country
primer t450G5 25 for country mess $e iuoV loI ~
packed mess and Sll@u for extra NESS Market
steady with iair demand.
BEEF HAlIS-Market quiet and nominally IN
changed Sales at so@u, 80 for state slo i'ilz io'
CUT AIEATS-Firm, with sales OF 50 packages at
SIC for shoulders, and la5sc for hams.
LARD-sales Of $50 bbiss at ls9i3He. Market
nfm anu quiet.
RuTTER-Sellng at lO(gl6c for Ohio; and l0a
Iqc for state. In moderate request.
CEfERSE-Seling AZ 10 sc for inferior to prime
In fair request.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21
FROM NORFOLK.

NORFOLK, July 20.
The steamship Pennsylvania, of the Phil
adelphia and Richmond Line, was destroyed
by Ere last night in the James River near
jamestown.
She left here ct O'Clock P, NJ. Of that day.
The fire was first discovered at II o'clock at
night bursting from the boiler deck. The
passengers and crew had scarcely time to
save themselves in their night clothes on
RATS. The flames aft prevented them rom
getting the boats down.
The names of the passengers are as fol-
lows:
G. D. Graham, of Philadelphia Mrs. Nc
Clurg, Of Richmond; Mrs. Deitz, and four
children, Of Philadelphia. All were saved
with the exception Of three Of the children
of Mrs. Deitz, who we're drowned.
The steamer Curtis Peck, which was de-
tanned by storm, passed the burning steam
er and rescued the passengers on the raft and
those remaining on the vessel. The Curtis
Peck arrived here this morning with them.
The passengers leave to-day for Richmond
by railroad.
The fire is supposed to have been caused
by spontaneous combustion. Great efforts
were made to extinguish the fire and save
the passengers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21
FROM NEW YORK.

Nav 1ohE, July -
The state Attorney General will 70 day inssl, ~,
tute . snit against the Erie r X 20, iot ~. tne
amount Of tolls kept back nom thS go. ii,i ~
which enactment Z is maintained Is uhoohs''u
HOnul a., r,.u, Nr.,,-. .,,,,s
,bat 1isS Stephens, Of Georgia, announces his
srtenticn OF taking the stump forthwith IN
TSe Renublican State Committee have called
state Convention 20 meet at Syracuse the ~ OF
I1ynst 10 nominate State officers and Presiden-
tial electors.
The frigate SusQuohnnna Is ordered TO the
Mediterranean about the 10th Of August
The frigate Constitution leaves portsmouth On
the sd Of September for Annapolis.
Lieut.. Mowry Of Arizona has been appointed
Commissioned 20 run the Eastern boundary Line
Of California
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21
M NRNY Y0RK DEMOCRACY.

The Democratic Convention for the ID Assem-
biv district of OnOndaga county called by the
regular Democratic Committee Of the district,
met at the City Hall in this city to-day, and
elected Jas. A Green, Jr., delegate, and JAS. ia
ouefh alternate to the Breckenridge and Lane
State Convention, which meets In this city on the
7th of August.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the action
Of the Green Stste Committee, at its meeting In
this city on the Sd of July; also, the nomination
Of Breckenridge and Lane and the platform upon
which they were nominated; also heartily com
mending the speech Of Daniel 5. Dickinson 81
the late Cooper Institute meeting
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21
Last Night's Report.
rRnNI WASHINGTON.

WAsHiNGroS, July 20.
The number of acres embraced Ia the proela,
nation for the public land sales IN Mlnhes1t ~
were offered but owing 10 the pressure ana IN
teTcession Of settlers, all except iOOOOO @ @eoIes
were Withdrawn year ago of the two or tnIee my.
millions Of acres offered Tor sale the ii iAlis - a.
eTnpfed were omitted as = further relief 70 the
seters The rule Is that the Oldest surveyed iahas
are FIRST offered. .,.t.,..
The number Of acres included In the prOolAhla,
tions for sale in the territories Of Kansas anu
Nebraska. in August, Is seven millions. IRON the
flrst Of january 10 the first Of July, 4,2OO pass
ports were issued from the State Department
about three hfths Of which were TO hatuIAll1eu
Sitirens Tine number now issuing is compare
lively small. a..
\ me breckenridge National Executive Com
mittee have 10 is said, made arrangements LOT
printing 10000 copies Of the PRESIDENT recent
ratification speech
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21

extra state; S7,oo for hvorllo double extra city
brands IL, III.
WUEAF-M Market unchanged and qulet, Inc ne
scraclty Of boats restricts shipment inquiry anu INV
demand for milling continues light. 4, I'LL
CORN-Closes hFm. sales OF 2o,Oo0 bush Indiana
AZ hai6r; 6en bush do at o2A.
OATS-Dull and nominal.
RARLEY 4 RYE-homtnal. -.
CANAL EREIGHTS-ftr and hoats scarce
1r,eUr -. Fbeaf SIC: corn So, 20 New York.
LAKE IlIPORTs-sh6 ebls -FOUR loio oush
wheat: p680 hu corn; 5000 bush oats, a.,
"GfS Al, FVPOWTR-ll50 bhls -four; es01 bush
wheat; is6o6 bu corn; shipped 20 MOntreal-lNo Dds
flour
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21
THE RAILROADs-ZOUAVEs.

NV IUHhf q w "
The representatives Of the several railroads De
tween Chicago and the seaboard have agreed to
advance the rate of freights gradually after the
18th of August also to urge upon the different
lines carving passengers between common points
to agree to the abolition Of all agents, outside
offices and payment of commissions.
The Zouaves left this p. m. for Boston. Ihey
were escorted to the boat by detachment from
each of our city regiments. The Savannah hiuss
arrived about the same time, and the scene IN
Rrnadrav was very enliVening.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

The following items are from the Detroit Adver-
tiser Of yesterday.
so,sE SUGGESTIONS Captains Of vessels
passing Detroit have been notified, several occa-
sons through our columns, Of the proprlety OF snow
fng their "berEees" either from the the deck or
mast-head when passing, iu order that they may be
moro surely reported, there are yet large number
Tho nav no attention TO it whatever. The conse-
onepco s the not unfrequent complaint on the part
OF owners and consignces. The fault rests solely
On Ire vessels not on our reporter, We trust the
above will be sufficient 20 remind them for the ln;
ture TO such vessels, as the Autocrat, Richard
Mott Ketchum, and many others who have complied
with The above due credit Is given. Papers along
the line Of the lakes Will do well TO make note OF
this matter.
SOONER JOHN WEEDEN, bound down with cargo
Of iron ore, was reported yesterday hard aground
on Elk Island, River st Clair, and will probably
have tighten portion Of her cargo before she can
be got on
THF CURrIss MANN, bound down with cargo OF
grain got aground Tuesday on the Flats She was
reported still on yesterday, and will probably need
the services Of lighter before she can be liberated
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21
COMMERCIAL
CIEvEIAND nIARKET-JULY 90.

CLEHELAND NLAhhEI-JULH 10
FLOUR-sales Of es bbls Ohio extra at $3.50, and
80 bbls red double extra at S5,75.
WHEAT-sales sre 1000 bush and $500 bush new
red fee on board st sl,o9; car do at slOs; car do
At sl,O9; cars white at sll5, and car do At Sll6
CORN-sale Of cars at 46c-on track and l do at
45 cents.
BUTTER-In some demand to ill an order
Sales Of about 70 kegs eommSn Central s@lOc, tho
bulk Of the lot being at the outside figure.
CHEEsF-salO Of half a ton at nc.
I.ARD-salo Of kegs common quality at lie.
EGGs-salss at &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21
BUFFGI,O 1IARKFT-JULY 90.
IBT TELEgREPHl

III ILLIINLFHI
FLOUR-In good demand and market steady
Sales Of 100 bbls; S4755for ordinary 70 good extra
Illinois and Wisconsin, S6G@3,l for extra Ohio 3
Michigan; S5,5036 for double extra.
WHEAT-Dun and parties spart.
C0RN-In fair demand and market &c better
and closing dull. Sales Of 60Oo bush Toledo at 5fci
5000 bush Illinois al 52c.
0ATS-Nominal and Unclaimed.
BARLEY & RYE-Dull.
WHISKY-In moderate demand. Sales Of 100
bbls at l9fc.
CANAL FREIGHTs-Steady 40c on four
lisfc on wheat; i01fc on corn, to New York.
LAKE IlLPOKTS-2OOO bbls nouri 1000 bush
wheat; 1000 bush corn.
CANAL RTE-ko o -FOUR 1900 bush wheat
1000 bufh corn. 2STo bush oats
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OLFVELAND, COLUMBUS AND

. Nl1E v EuAND, OO4Ou4D Oo
} CINCINEATI RAILROAD.-SUNhlEB as
R1SaEMENT.-ls6o. Onand after Monday, june llt1i IN
1850 Passenger Trains win leave Cleveland aa iol-
s:ao A. N. n. Y. 4 Cincinnati EEpress-.stogping ai
Barea, Grafton, Wellington, New Lonqont
Salem, shelby, and all Stations south ot
shelby, reaching Columbus uia9 A. NJ
alsp \ moiation-stopping at all stations,
and reaching Columbus 80 P. H. Uinein-
natl $40 A. n.
s0o p NJ Night Expres8-Stopping at Berea, ration,
Wellington, New LOndons shelby Crest
line, Gallon, Cardington, and DELAWARE
reaching Columbus ll:O0 P NJ ClncinhAh
CONNECTIONS.
Shabby. sandusky, Mansfield Newark Railroad, ior
Mansfield, Mt. Yernoai Newark, Aanesfiiiei
Crastline' Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail-
road for FOREST, Upper Sanduskyy Delp1oai
Nina Fort Wayne, Laportes Inlcago. &ci-
west, and East foT Mansfield, wooster mas
.,,, "a fsiIsfsntaine Railroad Line, for Marion,
Bellsfontaine, sidney, Union, Munclel In
dinapolis, Terro Haute, Nincennes, Eyana-
ViIls Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis &C.
DeIayvare with Springfield, MI. Vernon and fitta-
burFh Railroad for Springfield.
Columbus Little Miami 3 CollmDusl AnN AeInlA AIi
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terre Hnute, st. Louis horroWt !soseienas
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio 2 HIS
sissippi Railroad AZ Cincinnati idf LOUIS,
WILLIE EvansYille, Cairo, 81. LOUIS ana al
r,oirvhs fertTsi Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanes;
VILE. wheeling, SC, Coiumbusl FiQua ano
Indiana Railroad for PtQuas lrpanls &C.
~ For Tickets 70 all points and information ap
uly ct the Union Ticket Once, 81 Superior street, q
a. 'i'' s. S. FLINT, Superintendent.
Cleveinnd June II, 1889.
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9hgsiflaus & 9mgt0ns.
DR. A GIBSON.

n
Formerly Of Rev York City, VIII pay gae M y, ' .l IN
dred dollars for the proof that ne ever lis y -.
% me as0'e ~ ~ 1900 fbef anv other Physician in
the United States treats the same diseases VIZ
Aflsr many years OF laborious study and experl-
snce, DR.. GIBSON Is happy In being able g an
aouneo % the unfortunate, that be has porioeieaa
''''His isiREsEDSiYE X sSiEliI AND bOi PERMANENT CURE
q tho above and other private diseaeas WIN 81 ~
e6octa arising therefrum, including -
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PkOsTkALlOA-
Lle has sueeesael ln e9tins e-ss N ~ - Ii' ifb
selfstyled physicians who profess % treat AZ ltste
maladies with success, and without receiving mo
is sAltBouTh DIT. GIBSON has Diploma, yet hs
makes no boast Of that fct for me very rea7on t1et
of inteiiiFenco, for neither diplomas, nor eolleg
nor even experience ever yet possessed power sll-
one sirGle Ounce Into medical genius neither does
hs boast that he Is a member ef solle eo5leee -
rIirroSe of ensnaring the innocent. But what ".
GIBSON might boast Of Is this that le - alle ~
give entire satisfaction TO those Wno Eip9- 49, -
dencs In his ability and integrity. and that he nl
perfected an American system ql lrqa-5le4t 49,
Challenges any Physician Of London or Lalli 9l -
Ssf1t 6lgne 10 equal for the rndica cure Of sem
tlal weakness, and al Diseases or ltltl.
both mental and physical arising nom 'eAu-i %
Dr. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment ne
following advantages over az M e.l,. Sf ~ 5iSSrss
able he uses relics Of the dark agelr slel ~ -
Mercury, nor any other aseseLioiIs Sl ,iisri fbIT
~ M. trsarerf IL positive and certain IN an case1
fe stands prepared 20 60 into any public or plf4le
bosnifai m ne United States and demuustrata the
rreaf fact that he Is able % perLli1lily cure zen
cases, In the same length Of tine required pg any
i other Physician % cure one similar case .
yellow Citizens Facts are tangible things ana "a
this age the only labula upon which ne P2oilso
riind can b fed, and nom which Idst ana aehnlia
/ conclusions can be deduced. -, -
and has during the past six months porloIlleg nan
cures Of diseases which had ior years f1llfe1 ~.
other modes Of treatment heleIenee e4n ps ~ ssi si y
individuals Of the frst respectnbiiy N CleIelsAll
/ Roston view York and other cities IN regard %
-kil and Integrity IN an professional transact
| TVsnsusia Rhuomatism, Scrofula and All chronic
/ diselses treated with unusual success.
/ HI- Medicine sent 20 any part Of tho country on
| receipt Of ten dollars ., - -.
DR.. GIBSON,
Professor Of E7eetropatiy and Asdiei'ie,
So once No. IL Ontario street, up stairs ioV
/ doors from the Public square. 49,,
Once hours from to y and from 10 % 5 o.eloe-
/ daily, Sundays excepted hot-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHSsToS, July 20.
The case Of the Z. s. against Ellis B. Sconabls
for assault and battery on Gen. Bowman, was
taken M on the Criminal Court to-day and post
poned till December on account of the absence Of
Messrs COvode Winslow, and Robinson, of Ill,
members oflthe late Coyode Committee, ana Hon.
Henry May, witnesses for the defence.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-07-21
AND MAHONING
! RAILROAD.-TnFR TABLE No, IS.
40 take effect on after THURSDAY February 10 leos
GOING EAST.

MAALMl kQEtAt.-N - 49,
At Cleveland with Cleveland tolea9l SLefs9ael sll
Colum bus 4 Cincinnati, Cleveland q Erlei ana oefe
land 4 Pittsburgh Railroads
At Solon, with hacks 70 Shagrtn Z ais At
Al Mantua, with hacks ior haTennai 9s,
Al Bracsyille with hacks % Newton hall1i &c;
Al Warren with hacks 20 sharon Groenneil 4eaa-
rille Bloomfield Canleldi &C. 80, n
Al YounqstoWn with stages for New Castle fe-
land Lowell and Enon Valley, and thence % r =
va y L. H. % Fi''-ISis Chks. L. RHODES, sup't.
f1.vsl,nd Feb q1s5o
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ANGLER HOUSE.

Hou. I. Austin, Boston. P. Walker & lady, N =
Miss Sargent, do /. q. Mann&la, jackson.
Miss A. Sargent, do Hon.J s tryker, Rome, N
Hon u III IS tanton, Wash ]. Ault Maine.
snrton. ID. O. +. NJ. Bacon, n. Y.
NrFC p PWolcott, Akron. q. @. Gale, Columbus.
Mn O Tappen, steub'lle H. r. Mygatt Buffalo.
MISE Hancock, ,Paines'le A. s. Wheeler, Akron.
IT, e. Howe &wf, Hartford H. i. Mussey, Elyria-
Miss r. p Howe, do A. Tanner, Norris, Pa.
Mrs. ]. Jones. n. Y. Jno. King ir, Baltimore.
+. q. sessions&wf, Colum. II. McBurnie, do
Mrs. Q. johnson, do Geo. q. Sebastian, La
II r. Smith, IN, & lady, r. 7. Rose. Natchez.
Spring Bay, m. g. n. Hopgood, Warren.
Geo. e. Holden, Chicago. Jno. Holland. Iron City.
Miss Chase, do q. B. Henan, Pittsburgh.
Miss Howard do ROht. Jameson, do
Miss y Benedict, Eorwalk O h, Nanmairat, Bait.
g. i. Boalt dan, do ii. II. Myers Conton.
II. Shave, Bever, Pa.
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DEATH.

BosToN, July %.
The Halifax papers announce the death of Hon.
Brenton Halliburton, Chief Justice Of Nova
Scotia which occurred on the 18th.
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wKsH7NGTON NEWS.


WABHINGToN, July l9.
TX. Pangborn, Publisher Of the Boston Atlas
and Bee practical printer to-day assumed tne
entire control Of the house Printing, financially
and otherwise, by the authority Of Mr. Ford, thu
House Printer, whose il-health compeis him 20
temporurily abandon all business and seek med
ical aid lie has left Boston for that purpose.
me testimony before the Paraguay commission
having closed the written arguments were sub
rsiffsd today Several weeks will probably
eiauss before q decision viii be made.
The positions Of the respective counsel are
as usuaf IN case Of Litigation, extremely 1t va
rfruea
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RaiI R0aas.


OLEVELAND AND PITTSBURG
~ RAILROAD.-sPRINg AEnaEqENEyr. 70 t9ae
eiiSct on Monday, June iit,h 1850. TRAINS LEAVE
CLEVELAND BGfLY .sahdays excepted;
10 A. mail for Pittsburgh, Wheelins ana New
SO H.-ESpTsss for Pittsburgh and Whesllng.
sylvania Railroad Tor Bsifimore. Phiiadsiphia, New
srk and Boston. Also with Baltimore Ohio Rail
Also connect at Hudson for Akron and Milieraburg.
- Time BY this route a. quick and iaro viii be
the same a. BY Northern Lines 10 New York.
FR. MYERS, I. Agent. a tO Ni'OO On iahsii 9as
OtLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAIL
~ ROAD.-SUHlIEa ARR ksGEMEST. On and amer
HSnday July eth, 1850, Trains this Road will run
~ ~ Throngh Mail, stopping a. ali stations on
the Southern Division arriving at Toledo
Man vS Stops a. all stations east Of fsandusy,
on northern Division, and arrives a. san
an Fsis94TrSh FT5rs-i, stops ct all stations
and arrives at Toledo at lQ:l3 p ~
Connectiopg are made az Monrooyili6 with the san
fgsky S aS1a'S baIoa a58 S5S CncisnS T. r. a Ere
mont With fremont 3 Indiana r. r., and a. I9ledo
with tho Michigan southern herthefn Anel4le ~
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
troit Jackson, Fort Wayne, LoganspoTs LAB ere
Cairo, Alton, s.. Louis, and all points West Aofih
Traibs arrive m Cleveland from Toledo and the
West, at $40 A. NJ and 9.u3 p NJ rom sAholaAy
~ 4 = Id. RUCKER, Superintendent.
Cleveland, July g, lseo.
NLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL
" ROAD.-sUsTlER ARRAsaEaENT. 1850
On and after Monday April gthi 1900, passenger
Ai1''i' WIN LEAVE CLEVELAND.
io-OO A n MAIL TRAIN-Stopuing at all Stations
! except Wicklifa, Mentor, Perry, Union
VILE, Say brook and Swanyills and arrives
at Erie l;s0 P. H., Dunllirk 3.53 p H., Bui-
s.ao n. CTSCiNNATI EXPRESS TRAIN-stop-
| ping AZ Painegville, Ashtabula aud Glrnrd
only and arrives AZ Erie 6.s2 ?. H. Dun
| kirk s.25 ?. n. Buffalo $50 P. q. - . -
/ 4Io p n CONNEAUT ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
/ STOPPING az all stations.
/ e.2O P n NIGHT Express THANKSGIVING Al
| Painesville, Aahtabula gnd Girard only
/ and arrives at Erie l2:f7 A. X, Dunkirh
1 $50 A n, Buffalo a.20 A. a.
| LEAVE ERIE.
| 1.b5 A. n NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIh-Stopping Al
| Girard, Ashtabula and Painesvilla only
| and arrives at Cleveland $50 A. y.
| I0ssA H. MAIL TRAIN-stopping AZ all station
| except Saybrook, Unionvllle, Perry Men
TOR and Wickll1e, and arrives At Cleveland
Inn = DIY EXPRESS TRAIN-stopplng At Gi
rart. Connsaut, Ashtabula and Painesvill
I only. and arrives at Cleveland 80 p n
| Accommodation Train VIII leave OQnneauL ~ ~ o,u
A. n stopping az all stations and arriving ~ oie'e
land az $40 A. n
All the trains going westward connect at Cieae ~
nafI 81 Louis, &c.; and all the trains going
| connect al Dunkirk with the trains Of the ~ q 7
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those Of the New OF
I Centrni and Buffalo q New York CITY aailroei1 .
II. NOTTINGHAM supt.
Cleveland, April 9, 1850.