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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-12
lGoMMEROIAL.
NEW YORK .1IARKRT-J1ne m :

lBf TELE0RAPE.I .a I.. sI. fs
in favor Of bayers. =. f-'-7-;..7-- --'l' I
Sales $500 bbls At SlsO0Sl IS for supgrhne state;
S0,OO@5l0 sor extra state; Sl7514,s0 for superfns
Hesterni S4,go@5,l5 for common to medium sKtrs
Sestern; y e5,40 for shipping brands extra round
a. SCIA.NADIAN AN y EL0UR-Markst dull. Sales are
RYE RllOIllE- Market steady at Ss,IOalaO. Z
WHEAT-Reeeipts 2n2,0s3 bush. Market for
sound red hrm and in fair request while other kinds
are dull and Dropping Sales 5OO0i bush at 81 2al5
lor mnwaukee club tl,lS for amber Ioga; Sl35 for
RYE-Market quiet at 67e5se -A -ii
BAkLEH-MarkBt dull 1t 656365c CD
COhh-heceipiB l39,4e5 bush. Market in favor
buyer Sales are 5000 bush at 394se for new mixed
western.
.OATs-Dun at sl@ss91e for western Canada and
PORK-Markes dsll. small sales at sl5,7saisoO
Tor mess. t NiaiN llTT IT -Il'-I -
BEER-Market unchanged
CUT MEATS-Market dull, sales 50 packages.
lARD-Market quiet and small sales at 9dgSsc
M, bOTTEh- l. moderate request a. s9l4c tOr
% iCHRESR-Market steady at sa7c as In qIality
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0gsttrs.

4 AXE ERIE PAPER COMFY,
~ ManuiactureTE Of PRINTING AND BOOK
PAPER are now PREPARED to supply AL orders with
superior quality ot 5aper and o. hgorahls term1.
pc iwsf ~ & i5SSE b
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-12

The Louisville DemOcrnt though strong
Democrat paper, is honest enough TO deny
that the Republicans either began the war,
or rendered it necessary. If some of the
Northern Democratic organs would initiate
its conduct it would elevate them somewhat
In public confidence.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-12

The secessionists south are complaining
bitterly on account of the blockade Of fhe
Mississippi They say now that one Of
their staple articles, whisky, is cut of. The
effect Of putting the rebel army on . short
sIloWsnce Of whisky would certainly be
most disastrous. rI54
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-12
DUEL WITH LGssOEs.-An exchange has
the following brief account Of duel fought
LaLuaan an Amarioan and a Maxioan;

Acouple Of Arizonians, one a native
born Mexican, and the other 3 bOatman
from the Mississippi, who had lived in Ar
izonia abOu. year, fought q duel on horse
back 6 short time ago, each armed with q
lassoe. Tne American, who ii is Thought
would stand no chance in such novel
encounter, except the chance Of being
strangled, lassOed his foe at the first throw
of the moose, and drsgged him over the
plain a. the full speed Of his horse, until
he was maBgled and bruised almost TO a
ILL
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Sewing a}laehines.
WHEELER 3 WILSON'S -
SEWING MACHINES,
WITH
NEw IMPRovElTEETs AT REDUCED
Ja- P 2 4 G z 81

The wHEKLBR WILSON Machines s,s ro,,
sold at rates that will Pay faE profit on the coat o
manufacturing capital Interested and max Ing 1aies
and at sneh prices as will enable them 70 MAKO rsi
class hachines, and as heretofore, guarantee th1n
In eFeFy particular. .
Tie suPerlority OF these Machines over ail others
iOr Family use Is now established. .
At the last Fair Of the American Institute ffe
sqmmlttee assigned the highest Premium 70 fhe
the " "klashcitys Permanenc6, Beauty and General
Disturbances Of the Stitching, when DONE and me
ide Range OF It's pplicatiOn." The opinion Of The
above Committee is endorsed By all the state ARri
cultural Societies IN the United STATES. - p :
10 The low prices and i'm pOrtant ImprOVers eTf-
that have been added, should induce every Ons fIf
needs first class Mach hine, to give that an eTeni5
ti0n before puFch asing. ~ lI.
~S-An examination L solicited az the Ufics. M
2O5 superior Street, cleveland, Ohio -
- Send for Circular and List Of Pricez kr
MARI JOHN =. STRONG. Aesnt
~ y n " n NJ ID A Y IA =, -
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From the Home .In,yr1,ay

It's worthy of remark, that this venerable House have
made speciality Of supplying the wants of Druggists
Physicians, and Town Agents with their pure and whole
liquors. and the fact that their list of customers
braces over four thousand Druggists is conclusive ev
dence of their popularity with that respectable class of
traders.
If this popular House was of recent date, and it was
deemed cXpedien to extend its reputation by any display
of public recommendation it would be difficult task
to arrange in the most imposing rms, thousands
dosemcnts to the excellence and variety Of their mer
chandise.
From the point OF it frst existence, than eighty
years ago. down to the present day, this establishment
has maintained its welearned reputation, the Integrity
of it, financial obligations remain yet unarnshed and
the fidelity aud prompttupe with which its numerous
supporters have been served furnish the best evidence
that it has suffered dimuntion and that the quality
its staple articles have i'll way been permitted to de-
generate. If these considerations be resolved into
undeniablc facts by that public which they have so
long served it will furnish for them sufficient encourage
of their native Statet' Excelsior ''ss Still hiCher.,,
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JAMES MANN,
TAxIDE7MT 5T,
o6 CoyRT ST., BosT'S
r.,, .1No, F...x, II 81


Recently removed from l6 Fremont
rlew prepared to mount Birds and amin. in su
iriOr manner al ONE HALF HIS FORMER CHapG II
Bird, having receiYcd the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, a ali ex
hhion in this country, he is pleased call the tten
ton Of Natural History Societies, and others making col
ci0Ns 20 examine specimens Of his work before pur
chasing elsewhere He also feels obliged to caution Elk
Fass and other messengers to be particular, and leave
heir orders at e6 Court ST as he has no connection with
Hesorc, No. G fremont ST., his former place of bust
le&
Also choice singing Birds, Cages, Marine Shells Pre-
~FyelDnd Seeds, &c, constantly for sale at the above
address and at lower prices than they be purchased
aNr 0th"rplcG IN the cty.
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BCRLINGTOS. VT, Aun. %

BURLINGTON, VT, Aug 20, 1860.
In my opinion, the Liquors sold by A. " BININGER 4
Co. No. 70, Broad street, New York. UNSURPASSED in
purity and reliability have hesitation in recon-
merdn" them in all where alcoholic stmuants are
required y. II. BALIOU, N. d.
rom T. ID. Orvls' Drug Reporter, n. Y.
\ FINE AIT lcLE.--8INlNGEl'SO OLD LONDON DOCK
GIN This Gin find to be superior to any other bottled
Gin in the market and am rapidly introdrcn it in my
tr&Gc. p. d. ORNIS.
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The House Of \. NJ. BININGER& CO., 10 Broad Street
New York, have furnished quite large proportion of the
Liquors and Vines sold by the Town Agents in this Couu
ty for the past year and the Liquors and ines so fur
nshed have been pure and unadulteracd and have given
good satisfaction. In accordance with the Laws in rela
lion here would recommend said House to all who de
sire PURE article for Medicinal, Mechanical or Chem
cal purposes. HORATlO NEEDTAM
Commissioner for Addison Co., VI ,
ADril a 1861 ~ ~
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SpaEaaErsg's Prepared Glue
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE

SPALDlNG'S PREPARED GLUE!
SAVE THE PIECES!
ECONOMYI DiSPATCD
{IF"A TIrCH IN TiNR s4rfs SINE.".E$
As accidents uiUhGppen, eOen in mereg Etatsd fons
il is very desirable to have cbeep and COLvtGtnf
way Tor repairing Furniture, Toys q ockery, SO.
SrALDINGs PREPARED GLUE
meets all such ergencies aud no Csehold scr
to be without it. Isawsys ready aud Up to the stick
ing point.
"USEFUL IN EVERY RGCsE."
N. B,-A Brush accompanies eech bottle. PRICE -
cents. Address.
HENRY C. SPALDING & CO.,
As Cedar-st., New York.
CAUTIoN.-As certain unpfnriped persons ST
tempting to pa m off on the unsuspectng public in tia
tioBs Of my Prepared Glue. would caution all perst
to in" be ore purchang and see that the full
sPALDING S PREPARED GLUE,
is on the outside WRAPPER: all others swindlsg
cointer. let's,
GA single bottle of SPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times its cost annually to every
household -1 -'' |f.. 3D. -
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GARDINE
Rheumatic and Neuralgia
COMPOUND.

COMPOUND.
A sure Cure for Rheumatism and NEURALGIA in
ITS u0rst Form.
The undersigned hereby certify that they have used
'Gardiners Ri 'umit ami Neur ria Com ,ouiIr for
the of Rheumatis and Neura gia, and have in
every found imma lat" aud peru N ,nt reef We
recommend il To all W ~ Ill cte with these harr3ss
ing di- eases OF Ines safest and best medicine
ofie Ell 10 the public.
HANCOCK, JH - South Market Boston w.
u. ALLEN BOSTON, iiKhgf Fc, LEt, Is South
Market g., Boston SAML NALEs. dr.. CITY Hotel
Boston; GEO. Il. PLCMMkR, Meverck square, East
Boston; HENRY y. GARDINER, Webster st. East Bos.
ton; hBRAM WEEKS, Webster It, Rcsior Capt
CHAs. DoLLlvER, East HOston
The best medicine for disease saw. CHAs 4.
SMITH, , o. Old Sts'e House, Boston.
Have been afflicted with Il t.matiSm in its worst
form and was entirely cure By the of bot lie.
A. Dryer, Matthews building, C Numerical st. Bos.
ton.
entirely relieved me rom offerings of several years
standing. w f. HoDGXIEs, No. O,d State House,
Boston.
Alter suttring with rheumatism for twenty year,
was entirely cured BY the Of two bottles Of Gardi
ner's Rheumatic and Neura ria Compound. NORMAN
II AYERS IS Franklin stree, Boston
The Rheumatic ana Neural gia Compound has been
taken by hundreds of people Tor ScrotulouS II Imors
with great benefit 1t may be given 10 children with
perfect sa t4tr
At whoesale by MACY JENKINS, 81 Liberty st
New York VI. :; BUnR & Co.. 20 Fremont It, Eoston.
Principal Dep0t-87 hi ~ st. Boston
More genuine nnie.s signed by tHas F. GARDINER.
,,, For sale nv N; X, Cone; W. X. viags; Gas
Dr. PORTER, Mortified j. VI. HENRY, and sons,
Waterbury L. f Ficrcr aud Fred t. Smith Montpel-
ier Geo. Aondiick Lebanon, N. u, and Ivy az othe
carries generally. 242y1
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MRS. WILSON'S
CO GO AN u T OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs, Wilson's Hair Dressing is put up in large bottles,
and reais for 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing
hair Of any person. young DID, there not Its equal in
the world, 1t will make the hair everything you wish!
to be- and moreover, it has perfume that is infinitely
superior any of the fashionable extracts either foreign
American, which alone should entite it a place OILY
every ladvs toilet table.
Use the Rcgenerator before retiring at night and
in the morning apply little of the Dressing, and Your
Use nothing your hair but these preparations and
these according to directions, and warrant yos
good healthy head of hair.
Manufactured and SELL at wholesale by Henry T. Will
son Co., Manc'.eaier N Ito whom all letters should
be addressed.
L. F. PIERCE,
Wholesale and Rehail Agent
2i7yi N0NTP ELIEs. VT.
Skirts Skirts
In all numbers, both White and Colored
EUGENE,
GORE TRAIL,
PROMENADE.
QUAKER. and
LA PARISIENNE.
the LATTER STYLE BEING MADE FOR Us ExcLus1yElY
The above-named SKIRTS are of the manufacture of
MESSRS. OSBORNE 4 CHEESMAN AMI will he SOLD TO
the trade at the manufacturers prices.
G. F. KING & CO.,
Ne. 22l WARRINGTON srRrrr, BosroN--ur ST, as.
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Now is the time TO make Money

good practical invention will always sell, and the
Sweaters Exchange. Il Brattle St Boston Mass, have
~ largest and best selected stock of inventions of
.'ei in New England. If you wish good paying bust
" N either one Of tbs New England States certainly
A i'e II to you, with capital of from $3j 5000
'oh'n htrd 60 hont business day if he will but
"atleii OF the advantages of my place. Good smart
vents wanted all over the Union to sell the article tina:
'"' upper c. only $40 capital required.
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:. : ' < lou 1.
A. Nj. BiNJTGEI Il Co., New York.
Gentlemen II have had occasion in my practice
to your Wheat Tonic and have discovered that it
would cure Diarrhea, if it had assumed chronic
form.
If lhc intelligence worth any thing to YOU am sure
it will u" worth more to the public, for no family should
be without 1t, cspccia ly in warm weather.
NATHANIEL HARMS, NJ D.
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,,. BosToN, July goth, 1860.
Messrs. A. NJ. BININGER & Co., 10 Broad st , n Y
Gentlemen I'VE have repeatedly heard our Gus
toners express good opinion OF popular bottle
liquors and can say that have rarely met articles
Tor which steady demand has rapidly sprung up as
lney are now standard goods with druggists hroug hout
the east. Yours truly
GEO. &. GOODWIN &tO.,
Druggists, No. Il IL Marshall st.. Boston,
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SE sH.rF FEK tIn THE BENEFIT OF NERVOUS
debility, Confusion of Ideas va rnnHSn Of
h-ooulaihing also an exposure Of the mpostions nd
~ p,ions I,actlceu by Quacks Inclosing stamp sim
lHy aUuress box Sis, Boston, Mass.-COPYRJG IJTED
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Rheumatism and NEURALGIA.

'S'''n relation to WHITES ELIxIa. 1t has been ten
@ t'e' ana has cured many Of the worst cases ever
,"'NI' when all Other medicines failed. You see
nans Of 900 persons, principally in Boston, who have
I1rel oy IT. and on trial if it does not help you. You
>a naIF Tor nothing any other medicine advertised.
, w me Apoihecares and j. WIFE, Chemist, No. So
~, b, An Agent wan tied in this MACE anplY by Post
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GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.

BRUISES. CUTS AND WOUNDS PILES,
HEADACHE. AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
For all of which it is SPEEDY and certain remedy and
never fails this I.nimes is prepared from the recipe
of Or Stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut II famous bone
setter and has teen used III his practice 1or more than
twenty years with the most as. o1shiDa SD ccess
AS AN ALLEvIATOR OF PAIN, II is unriraled ny any
Drcpal alton before The lut OF ch tie most skep-
tical may be convir ced by single II ni.
This Liniment will cure rapidly and radically ,Rheu.
cases where has used it has never been knowG to
fail
For NEURALGIA, IT will afford immediate relief 10
every csse, however dist essins
1t will relieve the worst cases OF kae1dache ID three
minutes and il warrant, d to do it.
IooTHACHE also will it cure instantly
For Nervous Debility and general Lassi-
tude, arising from impruience or Ncess tins LiiH
i. a mos, happy aud un failing remedy. Acting directly
upon he tissuta it strengthens and revivltcs
Tie 4, sic m and cstores 1t to elasticity and vlgtr
FtZ PILES a an external remedy, we c'al IN that
it is the BEST Known, and we chalieng- the world TO
produce an equal Every victim OF this distressing com
aint shoud give it trial. for 1t will not Lot fall 70
afford immediate relief and i'll majority OF CAFES Will
effect a RADICAL cure
OIJINSY AND SORE THROAT sometimes OK
treneIy malignant and but timsly appca
ton If this Linment will never fail to cure
SPRAINS sometimes very oD;tl ate ana ehiaIPe-
men of the joints is liable to .ccur II neglected Inc
worst may be conquered by tfis Lnmen IN t"ocr
BRUI3Es. GUS. woUNES, SORES, ULCERS,
BURNS AND SCALDS. yield readily 10 the wordeiln
healing properties CT DIR. SWEETS iNFALLiBLE
I1NIMENT, when used according to directions Also,
IiiiLtLAlSS, FROSTED FEET, AND INSECT
I,ITES AND STINGS,
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OLD BOSTON BREWERY

= urLhiUi stock ANX rale and Amber Ale. in Ub1s
~ bos., Halls and Kegs, suitable for retail And FAM
for cash, by iSAIC +" Eo ,nI iowest prices
20 Central ST. Rostnp
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Music and Musical Instruments

ELIAS HOWE 80 COURT ST.. B0sToN. has very
ar.e assortment of Brass Instruments, Bell up and
sack New and second hand Rotary and Piston Valves :
Fall Bands furnished and payments can be made in
monthly lnsalments--sccond hand Instruments ofevery
lcpion for sale and to let; Stringcd Instruments of
IL kinds ACCORDION Concertinos, Flutes, Clarionets
&c. Violin strings. bows and trimmings, Drums, heads,
ticks ard ccrd Instruction books for all Instruments
Hank h,o;s AID music paper, Umbrellas, parascls,
saGngCanc Cocoa box and Leonard wood, Ebony and
worry for :alc-Repsirng done. Elias Howe at the old
sand H. rr2at;ss) IS Court st., Host.n
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nrpTHER[A! DIPTHERIA!! !

E,v1lY LOTION cures Diptheria in every in
SUNNI shere application is made in season a noted
"a ~'lv rstoo has used it successfully in his prac-
Physician reference will be given by applying at the
ice to ia Conr st. Boston. lts also the best article
Depot r the cure Of Burns sprains Scads Sores of ev
in u scrption, and Rheumatic affections No family
should De S' PRICE 50 CENTS, PER BOTTLE,
,, pILF IorIoS cures Piles Of every description
s sTnJI in all or the money rsflnd1d Price
$;oo rgli 81 NJ ). BURR Co., No. 20 fremont St,
N" pero of the Proprictors, where orders from
ana viii ns promptly attended TO- Certificates with
e'cA''''I :, Robbins & co. PROPHlETORS
yn I$lCuUNt 81, BOSTON
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N,N>iHT's MALT WINE.-Purc sparkling extract OF
,cre, malt and hops invigorating, encouraging the
,pte imparling strength, where ordinary tonics en-
ortlyfiI jLaaeoted by climate; bottled expressly for
able u.e for Hotels and for invalids Tut up in Half
,rrrl, ior the use o! private families Finer than for
Jsnae-pcssater than foreign ale, cheaper than for
r.r als-3CHENhCTADY DAILY NEWS.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN MAVov ,ee1
JOHN #. FOSS.
No. I. UNION ST., BosToy.

01'IO-N Ut, DUSTON.
peaief IN Sole Leather, Calf Skins and Shoe Eiod;,,
Al SYKES oil uppers for sale and got out to or1,r ~
'a ,or cast oil boots-Eoots lite worn repaired BootS
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p. S. GILMORE'S NEW SONGS

49, At iohiIShhD' God save the Union The voice of A
Vi,in So".; Laura lannts my fancy still Nv
nl!age tome She gave me rose. What is Home WITH
ou haby' here's health TO Woman, dear, &c These
me very latest and best songs ana can be had at ali
ius'c stores, or by mail of the publishers II ussELL
fNER, 81 Court Street, Boston, Mass ~ ~
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;, CU2EYOURSELF.'
ly7,rZWTCFIl'S MALT WINE.
BOSTON AGENCY AT
AlBFnT GiLl.INGEIAM'S,

yo, ii Pleasant stree; and
l0S, 40 and 10 FL lot Street
BOSTON.
fu!rOSiTE PROVIDENCE DEPOT
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. NEw NusBER OF THE BILLIARD CUB no,
ready With diagrams OF shots and all the billiard nes
al Phelan room OF tenth sreet and Broas
way free for q stamp
PHELAN 4 oULLkNDkR e. Crosby street, N. 7.
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DEYANIs' MIksTRkLS,
ID hechsrics' Hall, 473 Broadway above Grand stroel
MONDAY, March Is and every night aur1na the 49,.
DAN BRYANT ON The CRlsl6
OATS WHAT'S DE MATrEk
JAPANEsk TOMMY, OR WHAT rs Tr
Only 20 inches high, in bis oomcal Plantation Dance.
ME-. MkRSHUTE's LkBUf.
Mme Coffee and Cakcs -. Adnms-eig Jerry DEysne
fercey, Fowler, Gould aud hilton
The pleasing vocal quarsete IN sopg2 Chorvscs "a
The lkAU0UKAlICN BALL
Pfddy McGnns. H. Norton Jim Dip<ey Dan Brysne
DAxlE's LAND BY the originals DIxiks Linn
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A RT1rICrAL BONE FILLING FOR DHOAYE
"A sec'h-tu. in while SOFT Without pres.ure or p.i
c,vcrsr, JAMES PEAMsON, r. D. RenVed 70 65o Broal
way, west side, above Union equarA
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AsTIsOLOGY r..


CONSULT MRS CLAYTON, the GREAT CRYSTAL
lester Ciaryoy ant on ali aairs Of life who - AL now
cgcd tho nost and gifted Lady on record
No pnchen place, street. near nhth avenue second
floor ont room.
vruH oRxA Attest WONDER IN THB WORLD II PIN
III Young and accomplis boa Madame BYRON, FROM Paas
can r. the sfrss<est confidence
osusnp marriage s'casess incwpessaos situations law
st busness travelling absent frlends, lost stolen pro-
peo, hbc has zso secrei 70 make you beloved BY
four besr ideal rnd bring oschsr those long separated.
36 THIRD Tweuy street,
sscond IAdkes, 70 ooAts, gcntiamcn, ~ centa
aA EIDRirag STREET. MADAME wTDGrp.
OV -iregnni std gred -pan isar vrsr'ls he taxs.
~ IL rht.y. lrt.. lnaf+RAe abs ~ '4sNl ~ tgs
rsrsr mr." inr I" = Ssfe =, saE iuasl 80 4. -
-. . -. - -.--.,
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CrAILION ROYAL GxosGs ia, OWN BsorHER
~ 10 the ceiebrstec Toronto hscf will
htewOts Hrts cypress Hs rosi go Tor tho ssssou
First rsts aeoomodatoa Tor goala
TUE gELkDEATEr rEoIfisa STALLION. gao. u.
j FATchkk vii stand for q limited uunb.s OF ma es
q the premises Of the subscriber the Dykeman
Rasw, hangsbridge In the city Il York Toe
500 will comm the tn OF March
sous Of hsvn mares ssrved s please make early sppca
pions can b. received food stables the premises
90 acres OF rastursge Terms tho S00 and
nouAbe charges for keeping tie mares
wM wALTEkhfKk. Washington Drove Yard, MI.
TVHk CELEBRATED TRoTrIka STALLION NKw JfsR
y ssy by George ratoaen oat of Pssssy AntLo ~ BY
Imp friAm Will stand the OF
the subscriber 1t FordhAm, Westminster county mios
from New York, from the 18th Of March August $50
:. -. CHAH. W. HArHdA1k 90.
ManAks hedrog and schlan Gdraa Arabisns presented
" Hon Wm d. Seward will staud from March Is SO0
CHAS. W. BATHGATa 4 co.
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NyORTN CAROLINA--wEEKLY.
~ ne new ard arst class steamship NORTH cARQJrMA,
Powc, win leave pier " North river. for VII
S1Sr1ou n O., saturday, march a. At counentira
V1lk Wilmington and weldon and Wilmington and Manchss
Goods forwarded 10 all parts of North and South Carolina
rc'sss eight copts per foot and propcrfsnats rsas
II -trxrcSs Nocfsf ~ csot
tpr A. u. a. UEtl&W si.L \ 90,
katrrt nd iA sso " sew
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L.. GRADUATED SURGEON DENTIST,
IA. 10 wesl Twcasy ninth ssrre,

pHK LARGEST AND CuRArBsr DENTAL EsTAB
i I,sh-ncrt IN the United states IN. Is. GRIFFIN
BhCr, SO Grand street New work. and 21 FULTON strce,
IN moved an, np1rc pates with wfthsu extracting the
Ts en- plnna go. GRID, sze; Silver or rbbcr, $40. pr
sl scta 81 teeth od e. por toos silver x Teeth tilted
with god, 81 with silver, Ia bone or cement 30 cents o.
uscpe. Is ccnta.
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rcop SAVANNAH AND yTHER POINTS Az Below
II The nrst class steamship ALABAMA, Capt ocorgr rs
ier NO rs north river Tnroa tckets can 20 nad for ths
following pIaccsnew Orcans ~ le' Myp'e 80; meu.
EnSanis $St oha.tanoors SIS Kes.yie s 10 Knoxville,
40 co. Ncmphis 81 70; augusta, III VI Macun ~. ssan
Ssh eis For freight pas age apply ~ no ~ no@a~ss
1he AUGUSTA, capt y. :. soodnm,, VII sso'e"
fam gnnS N wrInE,s x ,,AslIE. savannah. As'ns