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The Nevada journal., 1860-02-10
new DRY GOODS STORE
DRY GOODS!

OF all descriptions. stet offered in Nevada consist
ng In part % follows
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The observation-disclosures Demise of Marion
9. Stewart, late Clerk of tho New Uncle
Sam stage OF the Mississippi and Its trf-
bnfarfes- Departures this day, etc., etc.
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~ h, tons as aboye-rhe magnificent steamer T. a.
LEtk4s.ss Swon, Capt l. II Jones' master, viii iraye
ST. L9uis, taking besides through business
freight and passengers fur Matches Vitlshur Napoleon Mem
PMS and the Bends For III oGHh c1s this boat and
connecting railroad lines above engagements for freight
sa apply on board or IT the Company Office No
iy2s = Asye1ts s, A,an. .
s-This boa VIII attend 10 the Memphis Bend business
packets S@1 M 'S 'iN'IP'i''o
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9stu @rIeans 4aIlp Grfsfsrt.
- 5


{C6nti,.usd from Secessh Page,l
7f
hss sugar 10 tos rice Is ties hams 20 bxs candles
Ke9 pcs baggipg 100 coils rope.
LONDON Per bark Comet SCI hhds tobacco
sos2 slaves pkgs mdse.
NEW YORK-per bark Nashua--S& bales octton
5 bales moss s56 bbis rosin 80 bbls oil HOG pkgs
hides.
NEW Y0RK-pcr bark j |. DAVIS s04 hhds TO-
baeco ZOO bales cotton $40 bags IL bbls oil cake
a0G bales mosa Al pkgs mdse.
PHILADELPHIA-per brig Elizabeth Watts
IS bids tobacco SO bales cotton 30 bales yarn 22l
hbls clay 100 bbls moIasses "a bales moss 81 hhds
bone black 25s empty hhds IS pkgs mdse.
PENS CoLA--Per schr Lizzie Eesick--7 sacks
coffee Ill bbls -four 10 bbb pork 100 bbls potatoes
coo scks corn 60 scs oats SO bales hay tee hams
81 Hkgs mdse.
NsAcoLA--Per schr Olives bbs whisky
ls bills four 8 bhls molasses Is bbls potatoes 10
hbis onions SKIS coffee $50 scks corn SO ses oats
cks bacon 4 ties lard ties hans.
Tsnpcrrs.
pHTLADEIPH ship Oliver Moses As
q sorted mdse- consgnecs previously reported.
MATAEEAs-Per brig Nancy $50 hhds mo-
sasses 100 bxs sugar to A Giraud.
NEW Y0BK-Per scar J W Lindsey--Assorted
zndse.
oARDENAs- Per bark Alexina-4l5 hhds 80 ties
ladlaases 10 Barelh Sco.
Receipts of Produce.
ARGYLE LANDING-P Per steamer Gen Quitman
46 bales cotton Green & Crump- Is W Estlin
sEce--l6 Frellsen, Stevenson &co--12 Broadweli g.
Haynes-l0 Martin, Cobb &co- 8 Ar Miltenberger
- M Cox eco Bradley, Wilson Eco Bart
ley. johnson &co 4 bale new cotton Fellowes &co
II do . J Person Zoo Z hhds tobacco Wilson 81
Young 100 coils rope i99 pcs bagging Nugent
.&ee- snndFies to order Total rs bales cotton
= Two Of which are of the new crop.1
ALEXANDRIA ~ Per steamer News Boy - L
bale new cotton to W i D Urquhart- sundries to
order
DDNABDSoNVILTE-Per steamer Empire Par
ssh--s4 hides and sundries to order.
TREN TON - Per steamer Catahonla = 81 bales
cotton Giilis u Ferguson do ] Watt &co-l bale
new cotton Scruggs 4 Donegsn-26 hides and sun
dries to order.
BAYOU SARA---Per steamer Crosse Tete-
bales cotton Montgomery & Hall sundries to
order.
FRANKLIN Per steamer Guide rs 900 # lum-
her 70 order
Railroads.
N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.
CANTON, July rs, 1860 - bales cotton to
Payne Il Harrison-l do Murphy, Sykes &co-2 do
Jos Lsllande- Total bales cotton.
PONTCHARTRAN.
MOBILE - Per steamer Florida = sundries to
order.
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OPELoHss A s.


FOR DEEHDESAs VIA ATCEIA-
, M hsiHayH--fhe steamer Minnesota. II. MclIns-
band m tser, viii ie4Fe afare, alng freight
nd passengers ur Old innsror and All
apply on board 7
yIRGINIEs# C. nENTzEII
.lY3 Advertising gent
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UPPER MISSISSIPPI.
e-s sT. LOUIS, 80. r-rT7.Ezg,resr,
lfAaftAC AFRO ANDsa ed tssssg

fgr through cket this Lirs and its connections N Ket
lofn Y the heh OF iha oolhH and further Information apply
on board Or a. the Gompanys Office No 81 Camp street wbes
plans OF the cabins can be ana st9eFsos engaged
M H. A, WEJTtfN
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II. BLatEl Il, =
uRsIN L, SCI GSuNAYDRE,
W. F GltfNS,
JAMES, nALIS

R'tsd That permission he aud i, hereby ganr Mrssr
ffetr Co., pop OF the tgTWa Gazette
The RFs material etc aud the sat together with
stem cine jhc premises No n P0SaFas Street Provided
tnHi be -d epgfOc ha f reFe 4 accordance with
eEH ordinances, and 70 remain during the pleasure vi The
Common Council.
bfe9 IhGt permit Son he aud i hereby granted To u g.
5#bef G sfeam engine On tH vacant lets Nos
59 IL mi Ia Camp street. provided that he same be crecc
II aeAolapre with existing otdhnnees nHd 10 remain during
ibe pleasure Of the Common Council
Mr.. Leefe moved that TIE Chair I'LL the vacancies
in the Committees accustomed by thR resignation OF
Mr. W. s. Pettngl; carried. Mhereupon the
Chair appointed on the Committee On Fire. Mr.. w.
+. Hodgkins, and on the COMMITTEE Of Improve.
ments and Buildings, Mr. L. Toledan6,
woRR.HoUSE AND fRIsoNs
Mr.. fTodgkins offered the followingreport, which
was read and adopted and the resolution accom-
panyinG the same was read twice and ado uted,
the rules being suspended
Yeas: Messrs. Bakewell, Beebe. Davis. Dupre
Hall, Hodgkins, Kingslaud, Leefe Magioni Seic.
senaydre and roIedano.-iL.
Nay: Nj. Patterson-l.
f qmnitiee W0Jgtoue and Prisons Respectfully srb
NIT
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Leaves on SATURDAY. july % at g p NJ
NEW ORLEANS AND SElREVE.

~ Apor saturday Plcket.--d every sATT RDAY
lHHt5 throughout HE SatnmefFpr Shreveport, Grand
Bayou Grand Ecore. AeSantfia tforton's I3nr
bins and ~ in'emel#ie atdi1s IN Rei Riyer-1he new
and swift running fEo4neF. Eaul Annie
gaze nRstcr +. " Cel0s clerk VIII leave regularly rs ai6ye
For freight or passage apply Oh board.
iF28 5jgsfiis mo A ypn.
The ItN per Alexandria Hii lie liat ,rart
steamer aud shippers may rely eE freight going through
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RED RIVER.
Leaves q TgEsnAS. 1a4e n d : ?. N
Regilr Ln&YRulAS Packet 1.. y..8
FOR SHREVEPORT. GRAN

I
w. h bayou CoGslaita, Gaapf GrHna EeoIe Sc Mar
rice, Montgomery, C6i Alexandria Nornlrs
Barbn's and Mi ntafhediae landings On Red
kFerThe elegant light dragt sWift-rtnnnr mas
senger packet Moro, Jos AugHae fhster will leave as
above For freight or passage amply on hoard =
V1RGIkIuS g. BEKTZEI, \
70 - Advertising Agent
li.il L.tEn Y N---DIPtl
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gew Orleans pau Cresten 0hursaau aNurnna ulp e. 1860

syeqva aud @ was Delivered that impossible tS nscer
tain where and when the WIS deyed Foe thcs reasons
they are p opnon that tho bills should be rejected ali
fa for satisfactory proof of their correctness
Your committee herewith present two resolutions adoption
vii
list resolution aceer,ing the securities of city officers
Gently elected by the City Council.
ID resolution nay sndr. bills examined and approved
Upon communication from Charles r. Easot Esq, Supern'
endent of the powder magazine, complaining OF the condition
oil said institution aud recommending that steps be taken to
purchase site for the same, suitable building
thereon Your committee herewith the
tniion and recommend its adoption.
Ar. RUPRE, Chairman.
rRSIN +. SEICSflNAInRE,
JMMES DAVIS.
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11I,Y AsD PgISEs .tHss sYEflsiS X--ltsJ Datiels
1gst ~Al5sa Cd s1a t.1re, II f.s alla b.
ie1l 9 a0A5e3 -o' u >s4s slyr sts.zs
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Nh Is III NJ.
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO. MEM
, I'm h,pliS and ~ intermediate iah1ngs-T'G elegant
'!I tast,InniFS passenger hatket se!Dner Al
aboYe For freight on passage applt af baift
FlKGISlHS q. DENTZEL,
ID - Advertising Agent
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I7. ThnFsdaY Jnly Q. 1850.
VI The weather yesterday was very warm. During
the day It clouded UP, and late last evening the
heavens indicated rain. There was fair amount
of business transacted on the levee.
The Cincinnati packet Aurora left last evening,
with an exceedingly poor trip.
The Fort Wayne has been laid up the present
a st. Louis paper Of a recent date contains the
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DssNaNHeBN OMn4-
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

! TUESDAY, July u, 1850.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Members present: Hon. lea. F. Blackwell, Pres
ident; Messrs. Beehe, Davis Dupre, FrenauS,
Hail. Hodgkins, Leefe, Magioni, Patterson and
Secshnaydre-l1.
The reading Of the journal was, on motion, dis,
pended with.
The following communication was read, and, on
motion, the first portions were referred to the Com
mittee on Finance, and for the last portion, MIR.
Dupre moved that Mr.. Hall be appointed Assistant
Chairman of TIE Committee on Finance, which mo-
ton was carried unanimously.
New Orleans, July "A, 1860.
Of the Common Council
inst ads DEBATED contract for attending and running the
danpg machine of the third section in the Third District dur
sum OF fonr Thousand eight hundred and sixty dollars The a
Be- 4 e soSg enon to IN saadeaen under ordinance
NJ $50 Of the revenues q ST. Bernard market for the balance
Baudu has vet approved rejected BY your
Honorable body understand that The IN mean
not aware returns have been made 10 this Office
Previous to the adjournment q yoHr honorable body would
the Committees Finance and Streets amt Landings to net in
case Of absence or illness of the present Charnen
Your u Sli bTFI sssEsap'' oompr.,lsr.
The rules being suspended. Mr. Dupre offered
the following report, which was read and adopted
and the resolution accompanying the same was
read twice ana adopted, the rules being suspended:
Yeas: Messrs. Bakewell, Beebe, Davis, Dupre,
Fremaux, Hall, Hodgkins, Leefe, Magioni, Patter.
son and Seicshnaydre--Il
The Committee Education whom referred the
sa ie he q e
on or ADOPTION s mpy ne % provided
Respectfully submitted,
URSTN +. SEIGSHNAYDRE,
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NEW YORK MARKET-Maroh Z.


Flour-Ths rain siom to-day somewhat checked the
operators an but the market, neve hseSs Is quite
uartiuaYly for choice 81, VIII ch are now plenty
SIS 40 bbS at 0S5 IS super staIr; IS t5 SS IS iol
State; 80 for super westeri S5t35 90 ior
common TO med wetern S5956 10 shipping brands
Cauadian Fl0ur-Scarce and prlbes teLdIns urward.-
sal $50 bbls at IS S0d7,l5 common 90 choC. extra
Rvo Flo1I-Iu moderate request at S3.1NGS3,au
Corn Mea-Quigt and unchanged Sales 10 bbs Baltl-
suck wheat Flour-sslling s'owiy At sLs2h9l,75 per
Wh,Esy-Dsmani more sctve but prices are unchanged
Sales OF 100 hbls At &c
Whea-C let and buoyant. with only limited suy ply
OF ring. rsiculary Of prime parcels Saes50y bushe
handsom No Chlcag0 sprng a. Slsssi 500 bush hlil
Club al Sis; 500 iud. ll60.
Rye Quief and 5 tdv. Sales 200 ush at {6c.
t-Tfay-Ouiet md drm q. 166S6c, as in quality.
oQrn-A fair business doing. without mtteIiR c r"e IN
Proes sales Of ls O0 bus At I0c for yellow Southern
f9GsI white 60; T9c for n Xed s.sstsn, delivered.
0a.s-In large SUPPLY and dull at GaG4i for western
sad Canadiar; a l-294So for State.
Pork-Ou, and no deIs arr compelled TO accept lower
prices in der realize. Saes $50 bbs at Sl 267
I'D mes Ss2b9ls35 n9w mess Sl250 old prime; S4 81
fOrneW prime,
Bee-There nrsttv good business Going at steady pri
Sales zoo bbls at Sl254ao country prme S595 SO
county messi Ss9SlOtO repseked mess; Sl ,i25O foE
extra mess
Beef Hsms-Lowsr Sales $50 bbls western al tSl5,75
Prime mess beet-Qmet AM unchanged.
Cut MeatS-Q net. Sales of 10 packages at 75S9sl
for shoulders, aud 9tsG Tor huns.
Bacnn-scsrce and hgmly he'd in.
Lard-Ihere Is ing and market heavy and lower.
Sales $50 bbls At l05z9llc, and go kegs a. l2Ae
Bulter-n mOderaIr request at lll4c for Ohio; l42OC
for state.
Cheese Firm and in good request lOS3 for inferior
TO primo
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I0ursrespeenuny
SANFORD'S
Liver ImVigOPafOr

NEVER DEBILlTATES.
IT is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY
free FROM GUMS and has become established fact
Standard Medicine known and approved by all who have
used ii and Tesorted to with confidence in all the
piseaseH for which 4 is recommended.
Il has cured thousands within the last two years
who had given up all hopes of relief the numerous
unsolicited certificates in my possession shOVT
The dose must be adapted TO the temperameut Of the
individual aingi and ed in such uusnti EeS sE 10
act gently on the bowels.
Let the dictates Of youT = Judgment guide Won in the
use Of he LIVER IN-elVIGORATOH.a and il
VII cure Live Com"S Pla9ntss Bilious Ate
tacksg DyBp D 81 ag@IChrQnic Diarrboeus
= m m T. m PIP lu1nts, Dyseu tes
ryS DrOpBy5 SOU ElStomach, Hnbitual
COsttVeHessJ ChOi-%Iley Cholera, ChOie.
IA mOrBuss ChQlerusI In q n tuln, Elatus
leuceg aun q e ss3IEemale Weakness
esq and mgy be used suc-s slcess1uliY as OHDINA-
RY FAMILY MEDI-@ICINE. It will cure SICK
A y II /, aslsthousands testify,) IN
TWENTY MINUTES IFF5FTWO OR THREE TEA
gPOONfULS ARE TAK-%lEN at commencement Of
attack.
An who It giving their testimOnyn It's sTor
q NIX water IN the mouth with the heINYIGORATOR,
Eud swallow both together.
rsrice One Dollar Per RoffIa
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BY US are fully guaranteed.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE y.

FLoUR-The market remains steady wirh sales
100 brls red wheat double extra at s5,75, and 100
brls white wheat do. at SIS,
WHEAT-Sale 1000 bush. nice red from store at
81 80.
CORN-Sale car ears at &c.
SKEDs-Sales 40 bus. timothy at 50; 60 do at s3a
;, 10, and IS bus. clover at 4,l5.
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Fishing Tackle.

lM JUST RECEIVED--An-
-s'-,--,. other hne Let Of Conroy's Fishing aokl
suitable io taxing Pike Bass OF Trout ethsTin lahe NV
er OF brook, such as Rods Reels Lines Hooks Snsla
Flies, Ely BOOKS MinnoW selnes, Nets &C. Ecat %
II. HATTERSLEH's Gun storu
lzsHpsrIoT s. Cleveland
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
N. Y. CO.'S EXPRESS.

NEW. YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following efficient and reliable Lake
Lines.
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
mIIi-Wsskly In 70 oGDENSBURGH, osWEGO, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
ITi-Weekly to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, MACK
MAC and Intermediates POrta
q Property CONSIGNED delivered r. our care will Fe
eeIEe prompt and CaTefal attention and dispatch.
r. Passengers win be tcketel through IN n direction
atthe lowest rates.
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Al Cleveland with sVeiand and Toledo, CsEsand Co
lumbus CIncinna Cleveland and Erie aad ClaVs and
and PittsbuTgl Railrs es.
At SOl0I with hacks to Chagri1 Falla, &c.
At llantua with hacks for RzVenna, &c
At Bracevila with hacks 70 NeFsOT Fal.s he
At Wanen with hacks to ShArsn, Gresn6sld MsadElls
Bloomfield Garfield, re.
At Youngstown, VITA stages for New Castle, Polaaa
Lowell snt Enon Valley, and thence b. +. W. C. B.
B. to Pittsburgh.
Clerelsnd. Feb 3. Isss
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ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov
" 18th, ls5e, Trains this Road viii leave Cleveland
as follows:
74O A NJ stopping at Rsrea Grafton and all stations sa
tbs S0uhem Division
400 P M Sandusky Mail stopping at all way stations
Northern Division east Of Sandusky.
735 P. N stopping at all stations Southern Dyioa
eIeepE Washington, Genoa, and Cay Junction.
The 40 A. Train makes connection MonrpsViIis
with the SaDdusky, llanSie d and Newark r R. and Rt
Clyde with the Sandusky DAYTON Cincinnati r. a. for
UTbsna, Springfield, Dayton, CncinnOd and all points
the South.
At Toledo the 7lo A n and the T525 P NJ trains make
direct connections with the Michigan Southern Northern
Indiana R. r. fer Chicaso and points in the West Al
80. with the Toledo Wabash and Western r. R. fur Fort
Wayne. Lugausp0r lafayette, Decatur. Springfield Al.
ten, St Louis, Cairo. and a points the Southwest
Also. Ts0dO, with Toledo, Monroe and Detroit R. r
and Jackson Branch r. R for Detroit and Jackson,
For Information und tickets, apply the Union Ticket
Ofice, 81 Superior street, and at the Depot.
Cleveland. Nov. l2ih, ls59.
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Health & Happiness
SecuFedy

THE CON 3ENTRATED CURE
THE CONCENTRATED CURE
POWERFUL REMEDY
A POWERFUL REMEDY
FOR EARLY INDISCREuON
FOR EARLY INDISCRETION
TRY IT. TRY IT.
TRY TT TRY 1T
The Concentrated Cure!
A CERTAIN AND POWERFUL REMEDY FOR wEAKNEss OF
PR0CRRATIVE ORGANS,
1t is prepared hy
=, An EsuEsST PHYSICIAN OF THIS CITY,
And has long been known here
The ONLY REMRDY
That would surely and permanently restore to Natural
Stale OF Health and Vlsor, persons weakened
- THE INDlScRETIoNs OF EARLY YOUTH.
generally introduced by extensive advertising
Is nov curing vas number Of
THE UNFORTUNATELY!
Who, having been led to
MAKE TRIAL OF ITS VIRTUES,
are rapidly recovering their wtnted
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
This preparation IS NOT A sTuIULANT, BUT
A PURELY MEDICINAL REMEDY.
The afflicted are invited to Try It.
IT WILL SURELY CURE.
will send for the medicine
Price per Vial One Dollar
Can be sent BY mail. One vial viii last month.
z. CRUGER, Agent,
No. 742 broadway, Ny.
A PLEASANT STLllULAlST,
For the ORTAL ORGANS be obtained by sending s5
SENT FREE BY MAIL
q Sold BY GAYLORD EHANrMoND, Cls1slSnd-
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Rail Roaas.
l859-6O.
Cleveland, Columbus { Cincinnati RAILROAD


~ rl-9
WINTER ARR1NsF1FFNT-.
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY. Nov.
" "a, 1850 Passenger TFsins lsavo ClsTsisnd asfoo .
7ss A. NJ Cincinnati Express stoppr AZ Bersa r,s-
ton Ia Grange, Wslliuet0n, New To5dsn -
lem shelby, and all stations south of ShsIfgr
~ 81 Cincinnati NJ ght a3anE Stopping a. airfa
tIong between Cleveland and Gallon. 1sd 4
Cardington and Delaware; also, stoppinE h
tsaFo passenger q 81 1tlons south Of eali0n,
CONNECTIONS.
shslbJ, sanduEky Mansfield and Newark Railroad 70,
Cro'liAs iiibaTgS r. wayne and ChieSso RlT6ta &
I9f FoTest IpperS rSandusky, DelphOs, Lima, 81
wayne, L1poTte, Chicago, Ec WoEt and East
49,. IQf Mansfield, Wooster, Mazsillon, &C.
a-A AAu sllIonLHlne Railroad Line for Marion Belle
i2alslGsy Sidney Uui0n, Muncis, Indiahapelia
4eLis l aA1ts ~ ftzeonnss, EvansEille, Louisville
DeaFa ,syten ald Cincinnati Lac for sprinFasld O.
l5tyton, hafnilto Cincinnati Richn,0ud In
elar lpols, TeIre Hauts, Sc LOUIS, &c: md a.
Clnf tlnati with the Ohio 3 hiasisEiDpi Rafl-
Toed for Louisville aRd al points 90 he Ohis
CslSzbuS, Lit.ls Miami and Columbus end Zsaia Ran
Load, toI Aeuia, Dayton, Indianapolis fsTTs
einnatis and with the O1oand bIississiUDf RaiI-
road at Cincinnati for Louisville FTanryiiis
Cairo, 81 Louis and allD Do iuls On ths Ohio riVoT
C8laEus Central Ohio Ratfoad for Newark EauegVile
WhselIlgy &C; Columbus, Pioua and Indisnn
Railroad for Piquai Urbana, &c.
~ For Tickets 20 ali points and information a1plv Al
the Union Ticket Once 81 SuPsrorstrest the Pas
ssngsr Stltion-
Cleveland New p Isso.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
~ l4th, 1859, PaEssnger Trains viii runas fJu5Es:
LEAVE CLEVELAND
OlO A. N Da Express Train stopping a. all st1tiOrs
cept Hiekhhe MeLtoL. Perry, UnionTills and Say
brook, and arrives a. Erie 1:b4 p n, Dunkirk AZ
P. NJ, Buffalo SOS P. II.
s:l P. \, Accommodation Train for COneaut, ss5ppin
at al Eay stations
s:O0P N Night Express Train, stopping PainssTls
Ashabula Couneaut and Girard only, and arrives 81
Ere l2s75 "A. n, Dunkirk 2;4O A N, Buffalo AZ
An.
LEAVE ERIE
BIS A 81 Night Express Tram Stopping at GraId Cox
neaut. Ashtabula and PainesTills only, and arrTTs
at Cleveland I:05 A. N.
BIB M Dav Express Train, stopping 81 all satiOnseI
cept SaYbrOOk, UniOnville, Perry, Mentor Wick
life, and arrive st CleVelsnd T05 P. d.
Accommodation Train viii leave Conneaut al cd II
stopping al al stations, and arrive at Cleveland sa9
A. II.
AL the trains going Westward connect At Cleveland win
trains for Toledo Chicago, Coluabas, Cincinnati Ee
&C. and all the trains going Eastward connect AZ
Dunk with the trains Of the New York Central aud Bu-
falO and New York City Railroads
Cleveland. Nv. llth. 1s5s
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Baths and Medicines.
Facts for the PeOnle.

OR. A. W. TUCKER TREATS ALL
II Diseases arising from impurities Of the blood with
unparalleled success He is prepared to present 70 the
public greater array Of names Of Gentlemen ard Iades
cured by him IN this city than have been cured bT any
other practice In the CITY Of Cleveland in the ms nfh
Of time. The question iBWhat does he cure an Chrnic
aud children on my circular and others too
fully treated By him. be Is permitted 10 refer 10 The follow
ing indiT1dgall;-y P Rosl, Esd, PropriStoT Wsdden
Law; A. ". Duty; A. Cozzens; Lambert White; 3. 3,
Agleyi Daniel Dunton; Henry Lloyd; D. A odsll SilaS
Belden; Dr. W. J. Guild.
q Once No M Ontario street, south Eids of Public
~ COuEultaiiOa Free, fsbIRgl
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-srice One DOLE Per Bottle
sANFOR RD's
Family CathaFtiC Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROM

COMPOUNDED FROM
Pare Vegetable Extracts, and put up IN Glass
Gases, Air Tight, and IOiA keep N any eli
Hadtc,
The FAMII.Y CATHARTIC PILL is gentle but ac-
tive Catharc which the proprietor has used in his prac
ice more than twenty years.
The constantly inrreaGlngl demand from those Wh
have long used The PILLS and the satisfaction Whic
all eKprsssin regard % their hasindueod Oplac
then within The Tench Of all.
The Profession we'll knOw that different Catharcs -
on different portions Of thef- bowels.
The = FAEILY CA-SiFHAR RTIC PILL
has, with dus reference to- this well established fact
been compounded from al vari5tyof the pure Vege-
table Extracts, winch act alike on everv part Of the
alilhentary canal, and arel-lGOOD and SAFE in all
cases where a Catharto 4 y Inssded sucb as DE
AAN9EnlEhIS OF the -lSTOM ACH, SLEEPI-
ksst FAlNs IN IhE OK AND LOIES,
THE WHOLE BODY.Efrom tuddeR enId which
lreq4s1tly II neg lecsq & end u long of Fe
TeI.- lsttJS5s " AFEE. SIIllEta CREEPING SEN
HEllO4t gy55 .Sgo44Ig w En- IL1E BODY, RESTLESS
y - hEaaB-aS SS1551Al or lWElGhI IN THE HEAp-
ii Hdnlnmutoy Diseases, Worms in Children or AduS
Rheumatism gIea furlfor Of the Blood MANY dis
eases 20 whloh neHh - hoT too numerous 70 mention in
this advertisement. Dose. to3E "a
PRICE 80 CENTS.
~ Tho Liver lnYlgorator and Family Cathartio piUs
are reflsd BY Druggists generally sold wholesale bV
the Trade in all the large Iov,1s.
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
fvfsEzp7 Uh RrOadvag. New
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-08
JILE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR
Administrator of James Town, deceased

MASTER'S SALE.-In pursuance
1t of decretsl order sale issued from the Court Of
Pleas Of CuYahoga Count, Ohio the suit Of
Thomas B. PntchaTd against Walter J. Allen and Others
directed, shall expose for sale ct the door the
Court House. of Seneca and ChRmpata st the
City of Cleveland, said County, the 24h dav Of
March, 1890 at O'Clock p Of said day, the following
described lands and tsnements wit: Situate In the
township of Brooklyn, Cuyahoga County. Ohio. and is
known lot No lis, Hiram stones addition to Cleve
land composed Of original Lots Nos g ant S. in said
BROOKLYN township. Said lot i 68 10 ~ feet front Col
umbus street. and 47 and 92 feet deep the south line
and l54 and 5l3 deep along Erin avenue and 69
feet wide the west end. Appraised at $l2J0
+ W. BINGHAM, Master CQnr