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.G0MMlERRI RIKE:
rLEyRL.ANDn nmARkKEs..
. u "a M0REIEG LEApER OFFICE, / 4
g..Irnn.r E,-En-In-a IlIu- N Ilsa =

oAAtkhtt sAttAff slsfilYi ~ ~.
EIOur-Sales at $50 for supsrfne;, f5,2595,ss
br red wheat eoublo eltps1 and ssOafor WhitsEheat
ditto. .aIEs qoH sr0I dEk g1sIUH
Whent-Sales on Change car red At al,l6 on
track and Cair white at si,s5. tr sIs.-- .AsI s.5
Carn-D DuIl Ht6eet tn traek ~ ,11l ful 5=liH ali7
Oars -salJ car on track at6c -s r, 5!z| y, h1 l
Rye-Noininal at SOo.I Eaa aaiaT yl4is-aHi "a
High WfneslsaIes25 bbls at I2Es .,4 ' ,'-.
Butter ++DaIl saIssi are mostly IN small lots at
DC for common cooking % for cfhtrat N9s4o
Of western Reserve are mhziL g sndws quote them
qomihal at l4p.l Do -liis 5lial ~ G5rI sii sas.l
Cheese-sales are chiefly in small lot g FelOc
fpr good Western Reserve to choke Hambnrs,,r
REGs1DpH at IO5Ia1sc. H5si1il 1,il 7l's ligg
DFted ApRlesr-Quotsiie at alaEo.l The daRaId
1 reported 70 have slaekened asair boz LOB zlil
Dried 4PenchesrSteadys a. fs8ge fOr anPseled'
4ndf5sIGe fos peeled ,,s,- ne t.a zoo = - - ,9 I
Hams Sales 900 Ons:copatFy-cured at Sc.
oils Lipseed IS nm at 40. carbon is held at
f9d5cs b7og = l-la il5l1lrI 80 40 ~ iiisad
sait Remains irni et 10 for Pine end SECS fpr
Coarse and Ground Solar l -..5t -1'..l 8. .1ls I'd
TaIIqsv- Quietat 9iks ior country 7rendered l, O..
IumBer--I5 selling as, followss Clear s55,OO; I'd
io So, ,oO box. t2bOO common il6 psI7 20 shing-
q ,oOea5, 50 ar Fsth q, 8 5is -E1 al =3r1s I
Sugars-We quote Porto Rico at l28lSei Cuta
29l2ke; New Orleans Irr'5al4c white coffee at
s49IsFs do. yellow at Iszl5's3 and crashed p0IE-
Iersd and sraRplated At tly5s@l5e- .grSf..f i5-5.7
FIsh We lquOts s'rrgut, half bb.s $50 zWlite-
isis 6, T55tss5ee iPiekeFel same; Goldfish 6kc. .
Potntoss -Gbod PeathsIl6Et, id lots are selling
nsdAyat tsi-,.ie I5s.ll l1s iallilaI ,s7ATal sA
/ n tI'iilT .Ilf1Eh lIu ss1l4a 30 ITa rE. q Llli
Rceeipts-3,600 balsh. wheat, cans cOT15 and 2
,s-6aty y dl1 la aHia iinos 1- ~ 11Ga aaalu-ss
p O'''1- f.HHHH
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ohf1doSe sto24A EIah u - gHsshd --iili = -.
PeltOn 4HRosd EoH GAissg0 aPd AiilEsqs e 1sis5i
Retibs1z 4 IEarsnalnt FlqtinesRih5cn, v EITs1E
I5l Fffsz65t stfayed or etSlsn. : .li, {. 1i = d
Huas5n-s To0th fgste@EO5zi hOtirs.
II PyBRtaa&sB& SA'VnGpse 4gRiaEaL
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FHEEE will be an adjourned meeting Of
TIE CoIorsd eitiEens at s.ropOlitan Hall, On
Monday sEeHing, duly 18th. A fUlLattsnds
snos Is requestsd,Id,l5 - SLY = ..
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FROlE sAN FRANCIsC0.

. ..-----,g--. SAN FRANCISCO, July 10.
IRE 1e e1locIatle State CdnTenf On om mated
platform similar to that Of the Seymour Demo-
rafs cfLNeW York State. Eua
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Post once Notice. 81,
g6IGGn5T9E q s5l h6ie 0Et16E., L bet
= VCLEFELAsD, Junq 90 1868,

Under the new. Postofiee law which goes
into .5B6f1lioh JuIyb 3sy, g6S, PestHastsFs
are psfsmpl6 fly if6fbfddeh to give credit for
postage, drawer or box rsht they srs also
required u MAKE cath in their .gusrtsrlY
statements that they have not given such
u y % gdL EH1i t1gg1 1isU s-ls fl1 1al-ll 4 a
Box and drawer holders are therefore feTe-
by potifed q that the Tent must be Paid ouar-
tefly IN advance In qilgeafes. " boxes or
will nepssssrly have to be vacated. .s5sl =
TTFguT5rp 5. G0YLEsi PAN.
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= A 4sTIET1n BRIDel, wnlIAHsroEE RoAD,

Yesterday the army began to take positions,
driving BACK tho enemy cavalry 20 near FpnlIs-
lee is strongly entrenched and has a strong
Major Ganeral Dumphries has received the np-
pointment Of chief Of the staff to general staff.
I General Warren declined the position ION ae-
count or performing more aetive duties. in the
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.AFTENTIOEp MERDd 0oNHIFTEEs The
seYsfd Wssd Committees appointed on Fri
day. evening 70 solicit, money for uniforming
a Esginsnt3 ere fequssted to meet at the
County Auditors 0fics this Monday morn
;rEa f1d osaIo.t 4lIf1'I gipa sli a.tsa a,l,- o.
ing at ~ o CLOCK. -lits.lE ,rall i.l5l5ai.it I
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D
1fR. sftis SlarH s--BsaF SiFy-Pernit me
onte paors 1o addfe8s you in references To- the
mitsrabie tW1siah, ". Scott Campbell. Please
iihform melf he has afather living and If
his name Is Judge GrisWsld- Inmany placer
b Name IS, registarsd = Charley GTisRold.2' y
he hassaecsedsd 10 obtaining money from
nany ofyogr best ,msu uader false prstsnsss.,
Hemsrried girl abOpt q month before hese-
duced and carried of my daHghteE- BE came
$50 near getting q young lady away from
Jackson that he hadheT on theeRrs when her
father caught her; also thP same in Mar
-shals but I ttnst I have him asfs now, as /
have Variant on him for seduction one for
Hgamy and thrse f6r obtaining money under
false Prstsuseg, lpFestme shall be able in
September TO ssnd him up on some one Of
themsndE have my daughter At home, last
Friday he attempted to hang himself three.
times. Any information youoeAn give me Of
bis peSigSe5 5Wiil be thankfully received, as
all odgIt to rid ths world of a Villain,
/ I'd RespscfulIy,dn o. -DR., ,DE NOKEANDIR.a
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ITO The nhie.aD T6Enna.l

COLUMBUS, KY, July 10.
morning atslegtaphic dispatch vas
received by the operator here, from the
opsf8l6r at aUhfOn City55 and eohinaSicsIsd
to General Asbplb, stating that the rebels
had. attseksdthe place and made him g.
prisoner. The General Immediately or
deFed a regiment 10 be sent from here by
railroad JIs a.iiss sIssai5l-''i ai -gls.7 oi-F.'
Theregiment, the 2Sd Iowa, under COM
mand Of Colonel Scott, arrived at Union
City half an hour after the rebels left
They understood that the rebel force had
leftin different directions one part taking
the prisoners in the direcIion of Trenton.
The regiments have just returned, bringing
seven wounded, and having buried one
man who was killed during the jskirmish
with the rebels.H 5.z 1sl.a5 = lala5 sss.sd. ...a
Union City is IN the. District Of Jackson,
beyond General Asbofhs jarisdistion. The
District Of Columbus being an import
ant point, the junction or The Mobile s
9hio'a and Hickman s Paducah railroads, it
was occupied ss an advance cavalry post,
With a'telegrsph dAfes connected By itwith
Hlek T i ~ ~ ii,7y-, % @ % .. -.
The larger pestieH Of General Asboth's
force was sent to FiOksburg several weeks
sgO.og The General hiss, itlseems 20 us, an
entirely insdequate force, yet SO far he has
held all his posts, and his ntsosdents.War-
rant the assumption. that he viii give the
rebels warm reesp ptiOn.15lla ''... a.i lia ss5ai
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CASES rpE- HARE4s, .CoRPuse7A young
nan nEhsa George N H SsrRAhh, sthis city,
under l6 years Of agss enlisted about two
years pg9, iiqr ths z45th Q,rEs + 7HIsr Rsysr
went With the regiment bat has remained at
hsiasseFsf since, 100 Tliday last he vas ar
reEtsd,ss 4 dsssrtsE- ApPlisatiezlsE mAas
to JudgstT tTildeh fOFia writ of bsBeBs corpus,
BY L. ]. Rider, Esq, and the writ granted.
UpOnA hearing on Saturday afteFhoOny yyoung
Aeksrmsn Ess discharged. HeFas Ee7aFTQst7s
cd shorty after by the 1oficersso. IN defiance Of
the dssisisR Of ggsgs idsBs and another
writ Of habeas corpus issued by Judge FOOte,
on aEPpIieation 0f 1llr Rider The EheTiB
took pessessionl Of Aoksruau and tho heaT-
ing OF the case I'll bs hRi fhis forenoon.
William H8RtaAea, ahbihsr. soldier for
whom it vas rlal4sd Dat he had bee4 snlistSl
cd when under age, Fas on Saturday r.
mandsd back into the custody OF the Provost
MGtsAAIby Judge Fllden5 WHO decided that
he was fage for military service he falling
70 ptQFa b The eentTaTys lslsF57al5 has .zH5s
lliH-s5l " t.Ifh sHdfiJf7fa
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bIour7Toae5 az NiilI Ilt olp5IIIne5 E3,Z-l3lI99
Dr red wheat soublo eXps, and ss.0sfor WhitsEheat
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N. Y. MONEY, lIARKET-JuIy II.
I'M T1lIrgFla PHf

I MOney-ACtiFe at 66l7 = cent.
E sterling ExehnuGe --iluli and droOping Sell
ing at It5l1l45'S for ftrst class bills.
GOld-Lower. Opening at 32H, declining to 81
and closing Qutetat 81 4013lA.
Government stOeks-Firm. United States
SKIES of 1851, coupons iui%; 80 Treasury Notes
Rose ~ PrenrIss' PrSvisf1n Market Re
I Tee following are the rates charged by tlem:
HRms-Sugar cnrei ptsminm iiams, peT ib-...,..9c
- CauYnssed Hams.
Shoulders -Sugar cured per n.
.er'H lTs ID, - eAlllslised -s,'---,4r,4-f--1l Z
BaeOn-Or smoked sides per b.............
Dried Beef-Sugar cured per 49,. lDo
. "a q . HsN. =. q eanvassad III. .... j lfc
IsRFd-Prime leaf, kettle rendered in NO
. H-s q . - Tod. in kegs-...... IOc
POrk1Nol Mess per barrel $50
= lsAtfa CleiIs.s-.-s. ia1u
7 No extra charge made for packages or cartsge to
railroad depos OF boats, All articles arr warranted
trictly prime, and equal to anything in the State
Orders promptly hlled. Our s1gar cured Hams ard
tettie rendered Lard took the fTst prepium At the
-, 6os. li2, IA and Il5 Ontario ST., Cleveland.
Z IVY ''---s'' .. H. ... .r.r..urrfF 4rI
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STEAMER .MIQHIaAE-The- U. s. steamer
Michigan, esptsih carter, srrived in port
ysasTdE5 hkFhinS,aB NOIsBIHH0
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MEBTRE1sTs@Sam. Sharpley AIinstrels
open at the Academy Of Music to might and
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ARREsTs.-Frederiek Boyer and Albert
Wells were arrested by the police on Satur-
day for fast driving Moses SanbOrn for
using lsHd language; Joseph Hook and W.
WOllEek for diseharging fre-srms. David
YiIliams, Gipsey, is arrested for stealing
$SO6.s5 from his brOther-in-Iaw, William
Stewart. They belong to band Of GiPsies
who are encamped on the St Clair road. The
money has been recovered. John Williams
Is arrested for grand larceny, charged with
stealing coat, pants and other property from
Charles Weir. F- go. :. '- :
James Momps and William Smith
were arrested onsaturday for stealing horse
and buggy at Clyde on Friday. They hired
thsihorss of a livery to drive to Bellevue to a
show, distance of miles. Instead Of stop
ping at Bellevue they drove on to cleveland,
ana were arrested by our police on informs-
don being sent on from Clyde. 5.-.
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AIFrE PIe5pRE.. "A Amobg the many,
beautiful PictgTsg that fs1sEA fhe walls Pf
Green's gallery, Is Is ar li- oil painting by GeoTss
L. ClpRgh sls sFtist EHieilhas fsoahuy bssa
added 70 he esllsstionxz zTtrEePTVssnts tHO
little boys Iron real Life ssEtsd OHsths baRk
Ofsa forest stream, with a woody background
Of great beauty ianda truthfdlness 10 nature.
The picture is fVTty-nins inches BY. lbiItyIs six
inches ih4sIze,e = viii OvaI top NhandsOmely
framed. ThoaHsssssg q thv.boss is said to
be gFFtlPdmiIFblF7 ATheTtsFne asa Nfll9l5
is s ehdine v Work e of "a art, = and rejects great
credit PP9p the artist as i, does upon Green's
estabiishmsnt, from which itemsnates. II
attracts sgqaspaa5 JiFitorED Da1l af whom
unit5 BPrdiSiBg t.-----'--- iial7- 20 '''t
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CAPTURE OF A " LOCAL III. Rees Whit
ihgOf the 24th Michigan Infantry, formerly
g local . of the Detroit Tribune, was made
prisoner at the Gettysburg fight and taken to
Richmond, where he will be allowed to gath.
or items for a season in the /" Libby The
local Of this paper might have been in the
same fix, perhaps, had he not in his youth
been SO strongly impressed b. the iines-l-i 3
d" Local, Lucal, beware of the day, sr. a.
When the IoWlands shall meet thee in batae
array" '. i'.-.,.. I.- E
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LOCAL NOTICES.

.
.sl.yi LOCAL NOTICES. q
S03iA READ 80 o.,
-.yss aarBaAaNgKE ERs, aiaTh a5
90 SUPERIOR ST.. CL1vILAND, o..
Win Give Higher Rates Of Premium. d}
Than ANY OTHER H0USEINTHEG CITY
l nSgl Ma, ar a.,i; Fob .a. i.a. -a..'.l lll
sa,4 GOLD and SILVER, ...,l
80 Demand Notes, 81 + ls'l s..a 70. .5is
Ea Canada Money, {. .5sis.ls 5.i.' ..'i.a a5ls 1
~ Kentucky Money, 1f ssi.5t asi1I
BIZ Of the State Of Indiana, p \
Il q. s. Coupons interest.
. lH9- ALL KINDS Of o. 8. GOEsrnmsnt sBondI
BouEht aRd For Ssls.lr s1Uir III oasEi3 "a --zl
lBBsURCBRRENF BANK NOTES Bought ct Iot7gd
50 rates Of DlsoGuMnl. l mi I'd ,s La. .l % epFiit''
70 otestore ths Union Of The Gums and
Teeth when seeded, ass Hudsoh's UnrivaI-
ned Tooth Paste, sold by Druggists and Dem
tlSls y gsl'elally .-. IS = = h.. -
{ wAETED.-fhirty thousand women and
children to drink Soda Water, at Halls, No.
p Public Square, NV .s III. Z .Sillsid sai
DEHrIsFRE-Dr. b. p. Robinson, ofico
30 Wood street. All kinds OF surgical and
nsohanical dentistry dome, in the best n1An-
ler and st loWprice- Z n dee2R2i 4 4.
GEErLEHEz, if You want ooOl garment
50 to RobisoA's or HaneOck's; but il you
want cool glass Of Soda Water 60 to Hell's,
II Public Squsre, .n
sFERHIEe 3 AHBR6sIk FOR TIE HAIR,-Fhis
article is becoming very popular, judging BY
its extensive sale. We have just received
anothef large invoice. t.-.-a-s ,re-i IS
mch2Ss ~ rsd + sTRONG 4 ARNsTRoHa. =.
DR. BRFTRLRY gives particular attention to
the treatment of all chronic diseases, but
especially those Of the Lungs, Honeopathi-
eally, Office west side, Of the Publio Square,
next to the Bennett House. Residence 2SS
Perry street. s5oJa1 .s mar17:444 z
ara gqCag-r1v CAREY, June s22, 1884,
I Ma. SOE0hONsON. Dear Sirr--When YOU
vas at my house, some two weeks ago, you
vii recoIlset that I bought two pairs Of
glasses for six dollars; 1gaye you ton and
Z ouey andy0u gave me back a five on the
| Valley Bank of ,HsgerstoRn, Maryland,
which Is WOrtnlesSs - 1ekluE you 70 De an
honest man, think you did not intend to do
| f.7r Now al I want is 20 have it made right,
for am net able to loose it, Drop me aline
at Carey, Wyandotts county, Ohio.
,,--IT-5si5,r4g,y -I-5i,, With respects, yours, ...--zf
= 90 aEfE83G4 z - tfl1
! S-Ta5Tsgl1 eu ssEEl
i The above Is q specimen Of 3 number Of
/ lettsrs received BY me lately. It lisa down
tight sWiudIe, and Mr.. Brown probably got
| bog0siglasses as well as bogus money but
I hof from me, as ]. never was in Wyandette
| county, and have never sold glasses except
ct ny store, and never have had travelling
| agent. HRS H4gHh s6
| Beware of PedIars claiming to be Mr.. Sol
/ monsOn or TO have his goods They are i'm.
4 posters and swiudlers. Solmonson's imProy-
i "a spectaeles can only be had Of him at his
store, No. 100 Superior stfeet, under the
American Hotel, Cleveland. sl1i -. -
| illlss - ss..l. L. b. S0LMOEs0N, % :. . d
] ie27;446 e..t.3 .s..s = 4. s'a ai''a Optieian
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DR. BEFFRLEY gives particular attention to
the treatinenf of 6ll chronic diseases, but
especially those Of the Lungs, Honeopathi-
Sally, Office west side, Of tho Pablo Square,
next to the Bennett House. = Residenee 2SS
Perry street. on. u n marI7:4A :
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..LIIdauT 3. Y39ITt7'i F'I0l'

-EFuEfagqh Hni iLs-l.l gul So .Ll1E 4 81
Tax D1oksiEiil liol0sea Monday duly 2Oth,.
ISR9gsso ESD slIIt SsdWHITTHISE1s,,l laas 4
jalylls449snaiJ ~ q l.coantyJ R1aasursr. Y
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NuisooE T65Niaa1af f.4--.Tbe --.TiI 6 popular aoiOI

lnAA AQHktAQrNIGHT.-lne popular ael0f
End eioc9tipnl ia 'FI aFlsi HRFdoeE vii give
Free Readings AZ lBainard 3 Hail this eVe-
ningtrAHsRs SthsEo fayeEits ssleStioHs dae
viii pEsad TIE 'ffAddEsssl to the Army Ofthe.
Cumberland - which las been received With
SO maoh, fsVOFs Fherevsr 3 has read il. The
HhihRill undsubtsdly. be crowded to oiitsluti
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00lftHIfFT' lftHIT & 880F fE t9If2 PIs1sQ HaH0TAHT
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GEErLEnEE, if you want oOOl garment
90 to RobisOA's OF Hancock 8 but IL you
want cool glass of Soda Water 60 to Hsll's,
4 Public Square.
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SFRRHIKe 3 AHBR6sIA FOR THE HAIE.--This
article is becoming very popular, judging BY
its extensive sale. We have just received
anothef large invoice. 5l-..s-s ,.rs.1 ~.
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9 u T" q
The 8iILtE4RF MEETING on SATURDAY
RvEEING,-A meeting was held at Chapin's
al on Saturday evening, pursuant to ad-
tournament, Righ regard 70 the proposed vol
uuteer regiment. Of the Committees Ep5l
pointed from the various wards to solicit con-
tfihutiOns fer the purpose Of .dsfEayiug the
expenses of the regiment, only four Wards
reported. They are as follows: ' ''-
fst ward @ @ sa s-a Ass
"a Aard ','-''''si''s-. . S9
- ~ arq -,,,---'.st.......-.---.. 800
oth 2tn -ls'siy-,'rr' 4'1OV
zaasIsigfz. aa'-lalzll1'llls sf 97o
NOnOsdf ihs lWardi lSh the west SIDE re-
ported. Mayor Masters said the West Side
would ID as-nush ag toF7cioshs and e4aiP the
company raised there. .sIaavyl.7s sdi
Faysus BFO9h said HE amount required
fOt eiothing and squiPpins the regiment is
about 2a .O09s This fnelades bvsreoats and
blanksis.
CoISha d syyFht9 said, that estimate was
prsditstsd upoh the TACT 81 ten companies
being raissd, whereas be did not think that
over eight camp panisgr ceal3 be formed. He
said thst AdJutsna Gsnefel Hin had assured
him in conversation with him on the sub
iect, tbaB he arms would be ready for the
regiment oFgauissd--either En-.
field, Springfield os PrussialS aS
| President Stevens Of the Council, announ-
sed thSf the msmbsFE Of thEt body we're
| L = l. . HHrha.s Wy
| PLEDGED to vote at thsir,nextmestipg to pro-
| vide an armOry. "l' -''
sI.lA .,Obapi6 lIiidS tkst ID sOIioiling sub
scriptionsths various committees had cona
stantly met Wit6 the enquiry, 4 Why don't
The city .olOihssa eqEsp the regiment ? -
He Advocated such a course,
Mr.. stevens sid Eueh thing might be
4 sEseted Il FsspOHsibiSzestiseus WOUld sign
/ bonds indemnifsing the COdncjI f6rG course
| not authorized by law. ~
! Mr.. Chaplin amer consultation with some
EentIemen pressnt, sEid men whose names
] were as good ip Wan sttsst a. AstoF's had
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DEHTIsFRE-Dr. B. 2. Robinson, ofico
80 Wood street, All kinds OF surgieal and
nsobanical dentistry done, in the best nan-i
Her and at a loWprice- 'seia r. dec2R2T 4 ~ /.
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- .sIi.lf 577 n ~ $1,000 - - -l ( ~ ars Z
PEEEsYLvANiA CENTRAL RAILROAD.--.
Thsgfsbsl raid into Pehnsyi1auis sdid mt
eOmPDmise this road or interrupt its bust
nessJaEns extent. taA u Fisss5ng ger and frgight
trSgbg a. 9yIi4smsf1 1re;ftss- y e.
trtst hsidgss not ediTefts were injured 81 the
sIightastdsgFse 1atd thanks to the val6fl of
our army and the judieious geBsTslship Of
GensFGNssd6I fh& Pfds iSstbSf f5b7 IdangsFI
hereafter, from rbSstiIs tsOVIsss yhssrgsOwn
small BY yfdegfees and beadtifutly less u
Injuries to the N6fChGrn Os6tral Railroad
win be rensdisd ID 4 YER. fsB dsy5.@,Mean-
while Baltimore and AFashing gton ippssengers
Wfifb6 carried ga ga PbiladeiphiG Eitboui eE-
aEa.lLl sListG u tE.iia.l 4.lal g. lilia zliitai
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FROM e WESTERN KENTUCKY.

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The Rebels 0aptufe Union City.
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THE SIX MONTHS CALL MUST,
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Ills Position at Failing Waters.

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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-10-22

In announ ing republication Of the above work the
publishers deem it only necessary to say that thous
quite recently published in England, it has already
reached Of enc hundred thousand copies Tie au-
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A DMlNiSTRATGR'S SALE Oh
IA REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE

BY License Of Probate Court viii be sold at Public
Auction. on FRIDAY the Both dav of October at 10
O'Clock In he forenoon, the premises in Worcester
lately owned and occupied ny Horace Chenerv de
ceased, the following described Real and Personal
Estate, to wit:
one SUPERIOR COW,
One HORSE.
On5 CARRYALT,
Ore TOP BUaGY,
One SLEIGH,
Harnesses, Saddles, Carpenters Tools Farming Tools
Barnyard Fowls and various articles OF Household
Furniture.
At ocIOck =. NJ, will be sold a lot of Harnesses
CARD Clothing and other articles of Manufactureri'
Furnishing Goods.
A. o'clock p. NJ tho sale of Real Estate will take
place consisting OF the Farm lately owned and occupied
by Horace Chenerv, deceased situated one mile
north of the Court House, West Boylston street
containing about ten acres of excellent land, with
Dwelling House and Barn thereon. The house T. large
built In modern STYLE and nearly new. The Barn was
built at the time ard corresponds with the h0nse
Terms at sale. WIN l.. CLARK, Administrator.
oS dts y. b. LAWSON, AuctOneer.
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Female, Females Females Use that safe
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BUCHU, for all complaints incident TO the sex, No
family should be without 1t, and hone will WI when
tried by them Is used by young and Oh, IN the
decline or eli ngC OF life before and aer marriage dur
ing ana al ncmnt. to sirens men NC leaNGLa
nature its pro per channel ana lnVgolate ny
broken down constitution, FROM whatever cause orsi
Mating Use no more worthless Pills Take lielluDolu
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