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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-13
Biiiiards. Billiards !.

4 HAVE for sale some first class JENNY LIND Ia
BLk<5, with patent Phelan Com bnation, Cazhiosas,
Marble Beds, Balls, Cues, and all the hxtures-
Any one desirous OF purchasing one or more Ia
PIES VII 90 wen 70 cali and see them, they viii
be sold a. a very great sacrifice
Can De found a. my Book Bindery No. 10 Des,d-
ef ,s.s s.lsss- JOHN c. FEHR, Agent
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n a s HVIL E r. !:
MORNING, JUNE ls, 1860
ROCK CITY MILLS.

"Belp' Flour in eags s., in half bags s.
Old Hickory do. So IS s..s - = IS
Eagle do 90 3 30. 60" 1 50
Mixed Bran pc RI 0Gfbs. q OIlar.
Corn Meal, per busheI 81 CO.
Delivered TO all parts of the city sep2I-1y.
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Ladies Shoes and CATERS.

+ AIDES fine black Congress eaters, with heels;
Lace ~
brown Congress I" 's -
K blk button 80 f" 90
"a % Kid Slippers, with and without heels;
together with other styles OF ladies' Misses and
Clildren's shoes.
ALSO
A large and superior stock of Gentlemcnis wear,
consisting Of
Patent Leather Caters and Strapt SHOES;
Calf Congress 90 and oxford Ties;
Lasting
The above goods all fresh and Of the best quail
ity, and which offering 1T reduced Prices
Call At No. y Public square.
juneT-u BG&u SNYDER < FRIZZEIL.
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IDLE WOoING.


EnoughlI dare Ect trust thee more,
Nor kiss again thy queenIy browi
Thou didst betray my love before,
And can l, dare i, trust thee now9
My heart was thine-Ohl happy heart,
Ire it could see thee as thou art
But only as thou then did'st seem,
being pure e'er appears
To bring the poets soul dream
To haunt it through all after years,
Mid gloom and sunshine, smiles and tesrsI
loved thee once-thou vast untrue;
Now thou art here-but here in vain
With eyes all bathed in my dew
To woo and win this heart agaIni
tell thee, grill though once thy smiles
And tears did all my senses chain,
Thrice vain are now thy honeyed wiles,
And vain thy faisehood's studied tricksi
IL, % u queen OF hearts, a trump may st be,
But look thou in this soul and Sec
That card can win no more with
River News.
ARRIVED
June lie. E. Hillman, st. Louis
12.--Advance, Pittsburg.
DEPARTED
Tempest, Louisville.
- C. e. Hillman, St. Louis.
The river is falling. with feet water %
the Shoals.
The John a. Fisher is the packet for Pads
cab to-day. She leaves at noon.
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G0n1nlfrfiaL.
DAuY PATRIor OFFTcE. J

DAILY PATRIOT OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, June IL, 1860.
COTTON-Nothing done in cotton yes
terday-
TOBACCO-Only four hhds. sold, at 20,
80, 3 90, 3 90.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-13

PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leave nasnvllie at Ais A. NJ. and 3 p. u.
Arrive at Nashville atlO A. NJ and SIP NJ
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Nashville at...... 5-aO NJ
Arrive at Nasht lille at 49,. AS p. M.
HtHE Morning Train going South connects with
Il Memphis and Charleston Railroad at Decatur
Inc Evening Train going outh connects at Column
Ola with Train To Mount Pleasant and Pulaski
The Evening Train going North makes close con-
nection at Nashville with Louisville and Nashville
Railroad from and after Monday, May fth TO Louis
vile and all Eastern cities But one train ON Sun.
day. W ON PERKINS
Juhe4-u Superintendent.
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FOR COUNCILMAN.

NoTIcE I'd CASDIDATEs.-We will not 5ueert berea-
ter any person 3 as candidate for office in the
FAITHFUL uhiess pald Tor IN advance. narl3-u
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STRAWBERRIES.

NOV Is the time TO put them up The best Jar
In is Tempest's Yellow Stone Jar-the bes< and the
cheapest.
REFRIGER ATORs--If vou want your butter hsrd,
your rrujts meats ct for the table, and
vonr Zee Get ON OF our best Philadelphia Refrigcrz-
torSe most economical and the beat article IN the
Market AAohEN1ir a1NenlS-
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II E MI o " Al.

For Rent or Lease.
+ WILL rent or lease my place near the Murfrees
horo' Pike two miles from the city for the present
year, or with the privilege of FIVE years There is
convenient Brick Dwelling with Kitchen and good
Stables, and a splendid well of excellent water
There are twelve of superior suitable for
raising all kinds of marketing.
feb22-u IOITIS LEWIS
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Children's Fancy foods.

CONSISTING OF all the; latest styles for BOYS,
~ Children, Infants and little Misses, to which the
attention of the ladies is particularly requested.
A. j. FRANCISCO,
Hatterand Fu-rier, No. % Public Square Mas hviIl
mayo-fr
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II r w ROO $

just received by Express and for sale by F. HAGAN.
Letters OF Alexander Won Humbolt, with u Steel
Portrait, translated from the two German editions by
Frederick Knop-
Ii Furidas, by the author of Iamplighter.
Rutledge-a Novel
Aboriginal America by Jacob Abbott
Dow Short, Patent sermons by Bow, Jr, complete
series.
just received and for sale by
F. HAGAN, =
)nne2-u ---. Al College st.
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The City Press.

TSaered Concert at Christ's Church OF
Thursday evening, at halfpast O'Clock.
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House-Keepers. Attention.

THE attention of the readers of the Patriot, the
L ladies more especially, is requested by Aessrs
MACKENZIE AiNCEIN, to The excellent Refrieer
atOrs and cheap Fruit Jars with which they are now
supplying our citizens Tempesis' Fruit Jars are sd
mirably adapted Tor putting up all kinds of Fruits
aud Berries They are durable, simple and cheap
and the demand for them is SO great that already
nearly three hundred dozen have been sold.
-usy2-t
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MOVEMENTS or THE RAILROADS..

SAsHy3LLE CHATTANOOGA "A AN, 3 P n.
TENNESSEE & AfAs4sEa- 4:I5 A NJ, 800 = n
LcUIsEILLE& EAsHynLE-5:0O A. 1T. 1920 p. N
~ GalIstiB Express 200 p n
EDGEyEID s KESTUegY-6:3O An, 2:45 p. N
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DRUGSsAND MEDICINES.
A. HI. ROSCOE s. CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS

W. Corner OF Kread and Marketstfcets,
- 4Eta Nashville. Tenn.
syTTE are prepared TO execute orders for Drugs
w and Medicines and all articles perialn-
ing TO the Drug business, with despatch nd al the
lowest market price.
The same attention will be given as heretofore 20
have every article OF as good quality represented
and In Instance VIII anything be put up that is Of
q doubtfulor sophisticated character
II IS our intention to maintain the reputation We
have established in selling mono but Pure Drugs and
Medicines and we, therefore, invite you 20 examine
our stock before buying elsewhere, believing wecan
show you Inducements seldom offered IN this or any
other southern city. In addition 70 Drugs We have
constantly On hand large stock OF Perfumery,
Soaps and 9oiist Articles, White Lead, Lnssed On
Tnrpenfine Ya<ntshsss Liquors and Wines for msai-
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-13

WT CoUGHs, COLDS HoARsESBss DA
<NilLN INFLUENZA, IRRITAroN, SORENESS or
ksSSApA any affection of the Throat CURED
tsf$9fJyfFyH the HACKING Cough CONSUMPTION
Eltitit pk9AS BRONCHITIS, WHooPING Cough, AsIH
VY2 MA, CARTARRH, x LIEVED by
NTYNSNZ BROWNS BRONCHIAL. TROCHES,
Cough LozESGEs.
q simple and elegant c0Inbt,adt0nf0r CoUGHs, &C.
DR.. G. F. tIGEIow, Boston.
50 recommend their use 10 PUBLIC SPa,AKRRs."
Rev. f. II. CHAPLIN, New York
% M0stsGlntdTy relief in BRONCHITIS
Rev. s SEIGFRIED, Morristown Ohio.
" Beneficial l0hea compelled TO speak, suffering from
Cold" Rev. S. J p. ANDERSON, st. Louis.
.kBectudi an ressocizls HaGrssRess and Irritation
the Throat, so common syiA SPgAKEss and SISGERsp
Prof NJ STACY JOHNSON, IaGrange. Ca
Teacher OF Music, Southern Female College
Great benefit apaen fdtsa before AID Gf1er preach
ing they preuaQt HodrseaeSs. From their past eject
Think they leil be of permanent Advantage to me-"
Rev E. RowLEY, A. NJ,
President Athens College, Tenn
Sold by all Druggists, at Is cents per box
Also, Browns LAXATIVE TRoCHEs. C1fhdrtic Lozen-
ges for Dyspepsia Indigestion Constipation Headoek
Bilious Affections, dc.
nO-23-d txSwbm
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FEN DTS
Bronchial Cigarettes,

Made by C. B. SEYMOUR < CO., IO7 NASSAU ST, \
Y. Price 81 per box; sent free by post.
FOR SALE AT ALL DRUGGISTS
HayS-ins1y
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Arrival ofPassenger Trains.

NAsHyILIE& CHATTASooGA-5 P. MS AN
TENNESSEE & ALABAaA-I 600 A. M 5.00 T. III
LoUIsyJLLE& NASHVILLE q a NJ 900 NJ
GaIlatin 4 xprcss 300 A AZ
EDGEFIELD K KKSTUcKY-1O An, PM
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H Nj F Pei Gs cURE 6 Of is d dl
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Canary Cages |!

lust received, 200 assorted Canary Bird Cages Of
q all styles, cOlors and prices, some handsome
as ever brought to this market. For sale low by
febs-tf J. W. WILSON.
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No Time TO Wait for the Doctor /!

J. N SPERRE
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War with the Indians.

VIRGINIA CrrY.-Eight hundred stand of
arms have arrived and 500 volunteers have
enrolled against the Indians. At the sugges-
ton of Judge Cradlebaugh, our citizens, with
those of Geneva and Carson City and other
points will assemble to consider the proprie-
ty of appointing delegates to meet at Car
son City 10 form Provisional Government
for western Utah.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-13

New York, June 1.-THE Montreal mail
to New York, of the I'd, 9Th and 7th, hav,
been robbed. Money dealers are cautioned
against negotiating Montreal paper of thos'
dates.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-20
NEW YORK MARKET-6aroh is.
IRT rrLEaRApH.l

FLoUR-sasE 900 bbls At IS ASSOC FOR super STATE;
IS q Ss 40 for extra state; Sbo asa for aupsf WeHteru
f0r resk gr5nna shfp1 b., nd1 eTtra roun heop 0hi
Market dul hsry and lower demand confined p0y-
ins The most pressing wants or The trade Closing
oGNADiAN FLoUR-In limited request At g,
favor Of buyers Sales 200 bbls At 4s4OSs25 Pcs5 IN
I9E TLoUR-ssll slowly asss7cSr ,o ., .,,,-on
HUcKw4EzT FLoUR-ver, ,,--
noderuIs sales Al sI 5OGisT plenty and heavy with
CORN MEAL-sales ofS ~. p.,,a,,,t,. =. "a "a
WHIsYY-Dur ~
@nEe -1'l' u dsoIinus sale, Of $50 bbls AT M
ehics % err dull and nominally lar lower Sprr;
vi hor Of while and red held At previous prets
.YE-MaTkst S1st and steady Sales Of 500 busiOrims
BkaLFY-Market steady snd quis'. Sales s2CO bush
BsRLfY MALT-Hsld at s6Ssas
wke; 7sS7so Sr Yellow and Tins lots mixed 'sstsrn
oSrSLu large supply and dull at IskG4l fer western
TICLoW-aaTI 9. continues firm Small salsl at iO1l
PoEK-Truusactious limtrs and market heavy and
lover. Sales 10 nls at S7Z5 old mess; SlI 6Ss new
m2sa; So old prime; 50 6 new prei $looe western
ToRK-RIarkst aul, very heavy and shade lower. sli
$50 bI t Sl1s5 ioinr old mess Sl999s6 90 new mess
BEEF-saioS Of ssS bhis at 81 2.a4SO country pr me
IS E95ss county mess s99Sloio repacked mess; Sll 2
BEEF HAMs-s@all -.Iss at SIS fOr state and si575
PRfaE MESS BEEF-Mors active, and within fsv
eass 100 tsrees have been sold within The range Of SO
i1ap-lu nOdsrlis request AMI steady sai's iss bbl
S1c6s Quiet. lals Sf % hhlb dry sAltod side, wa
CUT hE iTs-ouist. sales IS pkTI at 79Tke 70
shoulnerg, and sGlUc for hams. -.
u.iatsh is % fan sxisnifs' llSlA' fSF ohis
y cHEEsE-stsady at lOsl27so.
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ION prices are steady at quotations

NAILs-Are steady Ht s.. Is per eWt., and pressed
spike at 5,5Oa6,5o,
MEAL-COrnmeal is selling at sl,asGl, ,os per owt
according to quality.
Ous-Are steady at sses5f for No. lard; 70a7s
for No. do; 65@67e for hnseed 759S1 for machi-
nery. T587s for whale and SO9s5c for coal.
POrAToEs- Are quiet at sO94Oo according to
quality.
PRovrsIoNs-TheTe has been no change of con-
sequence to note. Ness pork il quiet and firm at
SI7 for city brands Of heavy. Hams are in fair
home demand at 99lOc for common to good coun-
tTy cured and IlSllH for city sugar cured, aceor-
ding to quality. Dried beef is selling at lOo.-
There is Yery little doing in lard; quote fair to
choice in kegs lO89lIc. tt
SALr-Is steady at 81, 40 for fine and l4O91 80 for
coarse, and oa9%c for sacks.
SEEDs-The markSthas ruled quiet all the week.
With demand confined to small lots of both clO-
yer and timothy. There has been some improve
msnt in the former. and sales in small quantities
have been reported at 81 l@43s; the latter is un
changed, and ranges At a3ss 12 according to quail
ity and quantity. rt
TALLow-Besf tsllOW is selling at Ok and NUT
ton do. atoo eH
Yn0eAA-Il steady at Sc for manufactured and
1se for elder
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Mixing CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with sveand and Toledo, ciGTsand Co
laI1eaa a. CnennA ClsEeaAd and Eris and ClsTs-sad
And PittSbuTgl RailT = d.
Al SooI with hacks 20 Chagrn FaILs. &c.
- A. mantua Wiih hacks for RaFsnne, "A
A. BraceVile with haekE 70 NeW.oI Fai:a Ac-
Al WaTlen with hacks to sharen. G-eenfeld MssdFfis
blcOmdsld Canfelc hc.
Al YOUNGSTOWN, WITH Stagss for New Cactis, Poiaus
kS.ei ane Esoa alisJ, nd thence b. r. 2. W. C. x
B. 70 Fiitsbursh.
Cleveland. Feb g. Is59 -
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H1pEs-Ws auota 9 follow.

heHWISEs-Are steady at range Of eO82OHe.
HOPs-Prime New York, hops, growth of 80, are
selling at l4c.
LuHBER-There is no change to note. Shingles
are very scarce and tendupward. With this exc sp-
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TRANSPORTATION CaaPLNI
Mt. CO.'S EXPRESS,

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILRoAD,
Computing he fouowiag eG5oieat and rslisbla La,
Lines:
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETsoTF.
III Tri-Wsskly 70 oGDENSBURGH, oSwEGo, BOSTON
Tn-WeeklY to CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE. MACK
MAC and intsImedaie P0rts =
q Properly CONSUMED delivered tr our ssr, vf -
eelve prompt and careful attention and diEpafeh
Passengers viii be ticketsl throaEh n s direet.s
at ths lowest rates
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SWITZRR CHRRSK AND LAGER BEER

The Oasnss was no toubt AetiOnAbls but upon being
saIulSd that s1ch course would 70 the sIsu
awe patronage Of all the lovers of Lager abOn ninuhs
Ofths entire community the matter vas dropped upon
iss that they would in future set Advertisements
want tlsr But as hIrI PartinEtOa Enys-Blund'rs
"and the reader win perceive. they hsHnt
Nc kn0wI WHat will appear next week. but BY the
week after the week after that sure SS the sun rises
snd sstg this column viii be filed with sOmthn=. which,
when read will be Tvs plain the your face. In
the De1Etims. boWsY W. many nStakes and crooks and
turns may occur in nv advertisements. Bat still
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Rail Roaas.
1850--R0.
C0lHRbuI 8 Cincinnati RaiIrOal

-
WINTER ARRAEoFifFi7f
IN AND AFTER MONDAY. Nov.
~ u lss9 PASSENGER Train lSaSS CsTSiand as fooy !.
1904 NJ Cfncnnnafi Express EtoyuirF A Ters, rr,s
E.-G1 ton La Grange, Wellinst0n. Neu, Iondon -
-. - lem Shelby, anG all stations south OF shel6v
IA ~ Cincinnati Night faseeng stopping AZ ~ -,
tl0l! between Cleygimd and Gallon, and a
Iarangton ana UeilfEaro; also, Stopping -
leave pa11eugers a an stations south Of (31iio,
o. CONNECTICNS.
saabys 8aldurky, Mgnsfsld md Newark Railroad foa
=, z mpnsfeld Ht Neraol Newark. Zane sTills, -
NdaliiAsi Ffl5urgh n. Wayng and Cheago Eailrosd,
igs f0Teli IppoTsazduskg, lphos, Lima, 81
NEyne, Lsporls, Chisagut r.. west, and Eags
n a. y, 5sf elansEeld, WOo5tsT. hassill0n, &c.
esA AAe bslsloolsns Rnilroad Line, or Marion, Belle
ig2lailsy Sidney Uuion, Mancis, Ihdianapoiis
ere Anlte YIncouaai, EyunsEtls, LOui5Fills
firo, 81 Louis, &C. a--
DNtHa .sytoa and Cineinazii Lins Tor spffngasld O.
3slJt5ns Hamilt1u, Cincinnati. FirhTlcnd Ia
eiaoqpaiis, IerT8 Haute, Sc LounI1 a.; End Al
Cmennati with The OHIO : MiaEissiDri BAIL
..- 80 ioi LoaisElAs, snd Eiipeints oh thS ohis
Csllnbas, Litll0 Miami and Columbus and KAMA Rail
read, toZ Aenla, Dayton, Tnclahap8lis TsTrs
kaAatet st Louis, EorfpH. L0geand and Gin
Ginnatl and Wththe Ohio AMI MirIsEiDni RIfl-
rqad az Cincinnati for LouisTiil5 EEansTflis
Cairo, - Lo1ls, and Ali oiuig the Ono riTBF.
CaluEziuIs Cenif9l Ohio a4Ioad lor Newark Zanssgns
hheell5t Ee-i Coi1mbuH, Piqnz md Indiana
A1lifoad for Piqua, Ufb1na &C.
" For Tickets % Gil pof1s and Information agDIF AZ
The Union Ticket caesY 81 blSaPer0rsIsst, the Pa
aongnl stalieli- = -, -
QlsTalnsd New 2 Iss9.
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Drugs.
.EALTH on IAMRRT0AN WO-

EALLTH OF AMERICAN W0-
Read Notices in The Tribune uises Dec. 1, 1858.
sI9a lis treell lehcy, AAlkB WEsTCOTT, Governor
q Hlorou, and 9 ENTER o. tue UnitsS sfsi es senste
Eor rpWa'ds q twenty hss gohft was saiirfsd with
IslSni in ne country failed 70 eale but SHb 1sds5 n
most satil acory mnnneF . he GTaeiehbsF Rsnsdiss
JAS. D wEsFcOTP.H
NEw YoRE, FsbTtary, isso
tmao female friend bad been suffering frcm falling Of the
womb whites aDd dsr.ngsd nelssTa1o1 asgstl or yth
lissmsnts and pamPhstl she had ne very bsst nsdca
finally told hsftbai be though. her ls might 1osi5g Be
prolonged ysry tlc lolEsr under the mos iudcious
When cans int your ofHes q ths Gfasfsubers hedcs
lnsttuilqa and relnsd her sgptoms - you were cun
ng hsr she dischnTgs 81 the phyScin1s and tried 4 tho
sos9slhEy Prosideninly . IelieEa hsf qalcty aaa
'' ' IS strong aSiiT' ind hslihy' l,s'9 gggEHg Fl
HOME TESTIMONY.
wEsr BzDTeHD.. .C0Eh0ctoH %. o.. bay y, ~
eines Of The Tasfsnberr Coupany r ihs aS len years
and have nVaIiaby found them give cd satsfacton
aIy As their Tee md soss S6d wb ny Tn.S they have
lseome ISpls article MsnhdPs Ut Ten Cethocon z
Dissass. oae LADY I'd it 70 tod ne ss std received
Clans. JAMES WILSON
The Graefenberg Marshall's Uterine
Catholieon o..
0nersd a. certain sniej with the follSwhg
SYMPTOMS.
Hregu Itties-W eakness-FuI FuIutness-DeranEod Apps-
Ne-Seil0u ComplsKion-PEin IN tbs Back md
kidneYs-Cl illR-Cnld Aands and Feet n
Boafing-FeFerifhne gia--
Headache-Resfl ]. asuefH--
Dizturbei Biesp-Flushea OF Heat
d . General Pain--CTaWlinF and Pain IN
in tbs Spine and between ths shoudern-Acid
Homach-Naussa-Dificult passing Of Urine with heat
OF GmaTtnE-ltchihg Burning Irritation in the
Urine Organ1-NishtmaTs-D Dsspaia-Hya-
tericl--AnrieIV--Hed Face--
Nervous TWitching -SfartinF-
Copgtrpation-lfTitlble Ter Fer-Sad+
ness-DepTaTed a Appsiite-Flatu isncs-Blo
ed and Irregular Observation-Disclosures DreGma-s
Pains 10 Uterine OTgans-rNum ynest and Pains in Lmha
q Sold By City Druggists and Medicine dsalsS throug-
out the country,
q For n sdicines OF Agsneiea address
H 3 KINGSLEY. Cleveland,
novl2sdGW General Aren't for Ohia
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CI.TsIand l1d PitL.burgh Bail Road.
Goal DEQlere

c, T.HUsEET, PhtSkhl J-o-HrsEET. uEo sIEoLAn.
HUSs EES & co.,
GOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
~ Eale and retail Dealers IN PITISBURGR, SALINE
VILE and STRIP WIN OALS Also, NUT COAL
lor SMILING Oice and Yale the East Side Of ths
Cleveland PttsbuTgh R. Coal Pier, leTeland, ohio
e Orders len Al HusSET Mc5ETpE's tWinsloW
RaFek0usel will receive prompt etfentiOn ueelf
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Coke! Coke! CokeI
" 3. WALLACE Z SON

" q. WALLACE 3 SON
ARE NOW MANUFACTURING
n COKE from the purs Hammnndssil Ssnp VEN
f9na which SUPERIOR % other toke ishe mar-t
We 1nsh eztiuunia from anufse ursTA
gho aTs Housns y aad Flg sPeak Of IS character tl
The htghF q terms.
Alec contart surplY Of lFsm-u-ntsvIie strip Vein
SMlfHINg COAL and tisoi1 Dern-Siic pnrpcses-
Pirts6ursh Railroad weean shiP with dspueh 10 az
W 81 WALLACE 4 son.
Hammondgvllls, Jefsrseu co %, Jan. 81, isso..
feblRlr sla tl---,- 10Y. '--t
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9fmi11q MIatbinfs.

THOSE FIVE DOLLAR SEWING
Il MACHINES recommend themselves. The first in
voice 10 sold and another lot eIpsrted to-day. s g
marb, RETTBERG 4 HAUgMANN-
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-3laIeh *
Patent Oaft agtntp.

UNITED STATES AND FOREIGN
DATENT OFFICE AGENCY OP.
- posits Weddsn House. Bank street, Cleveland. o.
= n. BuEnIpeE. tuy215Q JEW nEAIHARD.
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Admlni,irs.qgO Of Js@s. S5s; fSSpSe f5SS, dsess..e

M A6IEh-o oALE I'm pursuanoe
~ q dscres order s,ss issued from ths Court Of
Loh mon Pleas " Cuyahuea Count Ohio. " ths sur
Thomas B. PrtchAId against Wslter Asa End 0thsTB,
70 me dree I'd, shall e1pose for sale at The door the
Gur House. corneT u ssneca and Chemplal ST. 10 the
CJ Of Cleveand' IN said County, On the ith duE Of
mpTehs lsdQ, at O'Clock y Of said daY, the following
described and6 and tenem -Dts, Wil Situate IN tbe
township 9i hrosklgu, CuyahOga County Ohio and iS
known a. lot No l3, ~ Hiram stones eddlOn Cievs-
land imposed Of orginal 0ts Nos 68 AM E3 IL sad
bIookyn t9gRshP ssid lot IL es 10 - fsetfont on Col
uue Qe street. ADD M and g2 feet deoS the south line
and l5t and sls feet deep along Erin usnue and 6s
teot Wlde on the west cad AppTnisoi Al Sl20
rovvv p,,,-,,, y ~ " BINGHAM Aha'er CemE T.,
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isR ii
AND MAHONIEG
RAIL Road TIME TABLE, No Is
Totaks effect and aflsT Thursday FebTuarT TO- lss9
GOING EAST .... GOING WEST.
sleselend 10 YOnAqs-l iYouEggfgaga % CAsgs
tgHa. y lznd.
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BY the Committee at ii. Fair Of the Institute in
New York; the National Far held Chicago and At
al the principal State Fairs held the past season. proving
beyond 4 doubt that the
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GEaal Notiffs.
LIE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY OR
~ DER OF COURT. On the 2lEt day, Of afareh isS0
The door Of the Cou H0nss the Public SQUIRE 10 hs
the highest bidder the following dtScIibsd real estate a.
the pr9psry 81 James Town, deoesad, 70 WI Situate ID
sal city of CloTeand IN sad county and n sub
ot No. 25 ~ the subdivision Of paris Of ts1 lots Nos
4 and made BY Thomas Bolton Said sub lot No 10
s,utto on the nofhory side of Orange meet AID forty
ise front o. said aeet add extonds b e bsFssn parallel
lhes is1 feet n an alley ADprahed a. 500,
TemI Of sas win be mfde known On tbe Day o. sale
WIN. BRooKER
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IA beFsld gt pubic auction, Fridsy. April 9Th com
mencng a. J. O'clock A. 81 the fsrm Of L. Joha-
son. late q NewhurZ the entire stock Ing Of cat
sheep hQTass. hogs, wagons, busgiss PoWs and ether
fsrming inTr Also, piano and quantity Of
her household furniture credit Of months will be
given on all sums Of three dollars ard tVtr.
A. MCINTOSH,
marlB:27I AdministraiOr.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
SEWING Mhe4INE.I
WHEELER & WILSON KACHINE,

THE HIGHEST PREMIUM
4 AGAIN AWARDED to the
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Peter A. Bishop, PlPh.

Peter A. Bishop, Plpd Before > Hessenmueller,
Justice Of tho Pegcs for ClsTs-
Wallace Campbell. Def't aud Township Cuyasoga Co.
Ohio On the 5th daT Of March, A. D. 1850 said Justice
fled order Of attachment th3 abaEe action for the
sum Of sTty eight and eghty-one hundredth dollars
lNGERSOLL & KINSMAN,
1auH Taw-hn fTr