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The Smith family is numerous in Bslti-
more There are 652 persons Of that
name recorded in the city directory just is
sued The Browns stand next, numbering
297, and the Ioneses third, numbering
254. The city has 100 churches, 149 sta
toned ministers, 804 physicians, and 89I
commission merchants.
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PIANOS.
OLp PIlEp llp nELOuEpEs IGEEHIa urHlEa

kTofY kIhhO AhLfahbbGLOF IIVo EoaF1l
And thspriyiIsE oiszohanss given at any tiasw.ta-
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7UNlV LIsIIIT Ud9lTFal II
an, Sir Youfg Yery truly
4 HH AUtEERa



an, Sir Yours very truly
FErsnslatioa-CFru1a sas Ffeneh.5
After having Plsg edon the Pianos OF Mssars- Knsba
Co., fb IA impossible not to bear testimony 20 ther
Qualities which have acquired Tor them the eminent
reputation which they ENJOY. The Pianos Of theiE
u remarkable II their qualities o. TONS. The Bas1
powar ul without harshness, and the upper notes
SWeetY clear and hermoniously mellow,
and do not heslte 70 IN regard % these N
EtTuments my entire gatssctoui and 70 DECLARE that
they equal Il not superior to the oest ns1Itao1
tured in Europe or tbs country q tns osL cae5ra-
tsd mEksEs. lsignsdl l. n. GcTTsOaAlA.
To Mozsrs. VIZ. KEAEE { o., Balttnero;-I oal.
not but Congratulate ycu ugon the fInen5e FroreaI
and improvements watch yO1 continually make On
your Pianos which II my opiRion1 Tan6 among ths
TsEY best IN the couRtry. Il. STRAAOSOa.
Nh sEo. A. BARLOW :-rhoss nObls Inssrumgna
possass immense resources OF power and expression.
he bSss Is sonCrcus and grand the middle i5tft
Tica and sympathetic; While the high nLt9s are bTi
liant, clear aud pure e silver bells.
The scale "a even without single naE; the sssiol
Is smooth and uarysolsly easy and the psdal sleo7
the fneat OF which the PianUiOrpe is susceptible.
In word, Knabe's Pianos ere worthy Of tie great
sstArtists, and are capable Of rendering the 11s1f
oomPosidOn1 known In thiz realm Of Art.
ELlhA SHEPHERD,
Cleveland, o.
to state that consider the Knabe Plano easl tc an
aud superior 20 most Instruments made II this eoun-
Having used one OF the same for ten or more hOuu
OF each day, for two years. feel confident IN racom
monding tnem 70 All no are anau WIZ thoaE
mTrsat qualities" sEai respectfully {oqras
q. o. P. LERNED,
Teacher Of Music Cleveland Fsmal . seminar
IA. BARLOW, Dear Sir rs-lt gives ne much lleal
me 70 Be able to say, that consider knsbeg Piano
he finest, both in volume and 5Weerness which hAFo
sver played upon, either % America n E1rope.
Theps dals operate With better et95t than In Any
othsrins trumsnts; and in fact, abs motto mAg
sFuIy be- tfFzcelTi5F' Mrs. G. s. DOUGLAS,
Teacher o. HuEic, OlsEslAnA
-Prof. 4 J. EorHNAaLE, Teacher OF Music IN ths
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes 80 Aftsr examining
= large number Of Wm. knsbe Cos Piano Fortsa,
unhesitatingiy pronounce them superior % any
have seen. Their tons u grand and nobei tneT nala
sreat cspscfty for BustaininF the sound; and thsr
volume Of tone power have mover heard oxoelleG
They combine with me touch, depthi sWeetneE q
tone, purity and durability"
= 80. -. -
sHEhss the Ensbs Piano is superior to AL otheEl
made In EaJ country for brilliAncy, 5Weatnea8, and
Tolule OF tone needs only to Be heard 70 oonTnoe g
the faet."-f State Journal, Columbus, Ohio
suEl5:Rh
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Whisky is smuggled from points o. the
Mississippi, to New Orleans and a1.oo
where, in iron-bOund kegs purpo' .d,S ~.
be flled with vinegar. s ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-12

Is the emily article that
will make Leather per-
fectly wAfER-ERoOT, snd
st the same time keep IL
soft and pliaOle. Il has
been put TO tie seyerest
test by msmbers Of the
Fire BepaFtment,Eud ads
naitGsd By ell to be the
BEST IN Use.
~A more liberal dis
count to JObber5 & Deal
ers than is made by Rny
otne manufacturer.
Manufactured by
I. EARTER,
Io2 superiOr-St-t
septll ClevelDnd, q.
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Navigation on Lake CaaB ,I.i, ., ,,osod
from Whitehall to Port He ,ln pan = O'O''N
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lnnELLaa,a aERMAN aITTEas

Dr. HOOnand's German Bltters,
EEEAHD sE AN !
DE-. Q. N. JACKSON PAiladslpAla, Pa.
Is NOT A Rum DRINK.
Oh A SUBSTITUTE FOB Rum,
OrGn Intoxicating Beverage,
But LEIsHLI CORcEET'D VEGETABLE HTRteI
AZURE FOAIG
Kes from AlookoEio Siasaa'or IaisriOu' DrG',
AHD Will RTEOTUALLI OURH
LIVER COMPLAINT,
DYSPEPSIA AID
JAUNDICE.
HoOGaud,g German BItters
Hm Ours EvsTT Osss Of
Gsrsais ~ Ervo.s Dsbility, DiIesss q tie
K5Sasys, Gsd DissassI GriSisg f'sa
q Disordersd Stomach
o OsSERVETHEFOLLOWINGs SYMPTOMS
lSssultina rom Disorders Of the Digestive Organs;
stiPstioa.
Inward pilc8s
Fitness of Blood
70 the Hsad, Acldity
ofthe StOmho1, -Guseo1
Heartburn, d disgust Tor tood'
Fulness or weight In the Stoni-
seh, sour Eruct4ti0ns, singing or
Fluttsring az the ~ q tee ~ SsoLasCnn me m,
hcult Breathing, FlLssring a. the Heart,
Choking or su1o0ating Sensations when IN IN 2 " g
tbs slgnt, Fever and Doll Pal IN the Hesd, De-
aciency Of Precipitation felioT5nesS .,15H . q tne
Chest, Limbs, &C., sudde5 Finch
es Of Hest, Burning in the Eiesh,
conufant IMAGINING Of Evil
Spirits, Liver Com
D''SgspsiA'' e,
WOoGanPs German Bitters
Wm Give YOu
A GOOD APPETITE,
sTRoNG NERVES
HEALTHY NERVES,
STEADY NERVE
BRISK FEELINGS,
HEALTHY FEELINGS,
EEERGETIC FEELINGS,
A GOOD CONSTITUTION,
I A HEALTHY CONSTITUTION,
A SOUND CONSTITUTION
A STRONG CONSTITUTION.
WILL AAAA III -
Weak Strong
WILL MAXI THH
Delicate Bearty
WILL MAKE THE
Thin STOUT
WILL MAKE The
Depressed Lively
WILL nAKE TRH
saIiow Comp lexion Clear
vnL HAKE TIE
Dull Eye Clear and Bright
viii Prove a Blessing
I'm EV ERY FAMIL Y
Uan be Used with Psrfeos.safsty BY
MALE y
rpMA1E YOUNG
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[Fron RsV.J. -Astou Brown u. D., Editor Of tn
Enoyelopsdih Religious KnoWledsel

Although not dsspo5ed to favor or recommend Pat
sBt Medicines general. through distTust Of thet
fugrpdfents and e1scts. yet know OF no sufncisnt
reasons why Insu ulsY u testify to the benefits be
believes himself % have sceived ron any simple
Prspsrstisn. in the hops - may tnu9 contribute 70
the benefit OF OthsTs. ,
do this the ulore readily IN regard 20 hoohsnds
German Bittersr prepared BY DIT. U. 4 Jackson, ,ol
this city, becsuse ives preJudieed ng8inst them for
rnanT yoRrs. under the impression that they we're
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. 1 am indebted 70 my
frisnd Robert shoemaker Eqs., Tor be removed thia
prsudios by proper tests and TOR announcement 70
try them when suffering from great ard OnS oontin-
ued Debility The uss Of three bottles Of these Bit
tsrs ct the beginning OF tbs present year, was tol-
lowed by oVdent Ts;ief AID restoration 70 degTee Of
bodily ana mental vgOr which had not elt for six
months before, and had y regan1nE
therefore thsxk 9cd and my TREND for directing me
70 the u6s Of them. J. hEhtON bhoHEs
Philadelphia, June =, 1851
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APPOINTMENT.

A PPOlNTM ENIS FUk THE
n YEAR OF Is63-DR. CLARK, German Re-
5ruled botanical Physician and Surgeon, viii con-
nit patients for all chronic diseases OF every chrc
er, EEEE OF oHARGE, At the following times AAo pa
IS during the present year;
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ALSO-OH HAND.
ksle9sssI, Snail Is5tTuzssBts, StFiH9s, Ss

Among the many certificates Of the szssnencs Ent
merits OF these Pianos, We Eo1ldrsfsr to the iocR-
nE.-
MR. ". KHAB1, Baltimore, Dear Sir:-I haEs zrsat
pleasure in certifying that have tried you squars
Pianos, and lad them equal II not SUPERIOR 70 any
d this country. Among their great qualities which
distinguish them, 5 the eVennesa Of tons, the agree
able and easy touch, and Telums Of tona. Whining
Fou al the SUCCESS you 50 highly Deserve
an, siri Yours yer{ truly
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INaURANCE.
INCREASED CAPITAL 1 PAR
TICIPATION IN PROFITS.
North American Fire Ins. Co,
incorporated l8zs.
No. 8 wALL-sT., N. Y, Oct. q, 1853.

No. 6wALL-ST., n. Y, Oct. q, 1883.
The President and Directors Of this company, take
pleasure IN apprisrg the public that in order 10 meet
more ~ the demands Of its customers, the present
Stock holders have subscribed the additional sum OF
$3.50. go, making the present
CASH CAPTTAL-HALF A MILLION DOLLABsI
all Of which ha been paid in and invested In accord
snos with the requirements Of the General Insurance
Wm Barnea, Esq., Superintendent Of Insurance De-
partment. ,.. =.
The Company, with iieTe5ssd facilities, CONT y
fssue Policies usurng AGAINST LIS tamsge BY fire
and inland Transp rtation wherein ths assE ed par
tcipate the extent OF threiOurths OF the pfohts CT
the business Policies ars also Issued, without r
tcipatioa st reduced rates OF Premium. Losses Gd-
jtsied or paid ct the oiiCs OF the company or its
various Agencies With that promptitude and equity
which has cha actertzed Its lrsiness du-
novls-I26' A6Ex..
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LsrEe Size o. 90 p bottle, or half dozen $500.
Medium Size IS 4" or halt dozen 4 90.
The large size, on scoount OF the quantity the bot
ties hold, are much the cheaper.
should your nearest druggist not have the article,
do not be PIT on ~ snY Of the Intoxicating prepAra-
lions that may be offered u ts place, Uut send 70 n
and We vii forward, securely pacLed,0g express.
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The Greatest Remedial agent
Now Before the Public.

Or BUSES GREAT EKERlCAh B0RE-sET TONIC
Itcures Inhuenzas, vi'b Headachs, Sore ThrOst.
Fever with quick pulss and great prletranon Of
strength pains and schiug Ia all the limbs RBd bacE
ache; Oo1gn with difficulty n breathing and rough
hoarse voce Ca arrhsl sne tons, with Soreness Of
the head ard headsche; Obi 'nezS when moving
abouE going int the fresh air; Heartburni Bys-
IepSis with zee lug Of fulluess nad the stom-
nch l. as Of Apostle aud siOa7ed Tongue.
IN al the above tbs named affections the "a lent
may take a tesspoOnful every two hours N all
cbFonio ailments II shO I'D be "a zen according TO d.
rectiOu on trs botts Pr os, pr bottle, 55 cents.
sod by B1hUS0 & 40 BIS fkt Me-
n6vs Ioq srlpa-f n Ct
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TRIESEMA AR l, 2 and }, eprotected BY Roy
Al I,sttsrs Patent OF England, and secured by the
seals of tbe Ecole de PhRrInacie de Paris and the
IN p-srial College OF Medicine, Vienna
10 Ops IL invaluable SoE ExhscsTioas spsTInEsSF
rhOes and all physical disabilities. -,
10 Two ooTnPetely eFadicates ell treoss Of t1Ots
diseases that haze heTeto'ore been treated " the hAu-
seous AMI pernioious use OF cCPaF "a sad cubsls.
NO. Three has entirely suppAn ted tEeinl urious us
of mercury thereby tnguring 10 the sufferer sp7e44
relief al r-1g all imp lrifes and roofing oas ta1
yRI.REhAR, Nos. l. a;1c s. are preparations "a slf
torn of IrganEes devoid of taste and smeli and CTR
be carrisd in the coat 20 ket sold ~ IN c1os
md divided into esUarass doses, administered bS
VaIpsu LsilsmaEi EOuX, Ricsld, &c. Price q eA11i
r GO for a9 uhlcb saves g; and IN ~ oasesi
Whereby there is seying ol ~ 70 - - Nsists - -
SeW YORK. -... ~ ts--,.,
Imu,edlstcIy CT receiving a remittance Ut haFe9M
iiI fsrEETd Tho T-eazaT 70 sEy parl OF me Fefiei
sSoaTsy psss5, Gn6 ADDRESSED s0o0IainE e lao a.
st{rcticns o1 tne writer
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Thecl Il Inot return II these Bitters are Used.
No pers0u Fever and Ague DistfiG hh"alo %
sFithoGtsl.s
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PngT.0FFleE TIME.TAsLE.
1854. Winter Arrangement 1864.
BOB TEE
Arrival and Closing Of Mails
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OBBIOE,
NJ h.
~ commencing November lstn, 1858.


sWMaIls VIII bs opened and resdy for delivery one
5An Mails close one hour before departure of
NAinA ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at GOA. NJ, and l:4O and
Eastern Way arrives at IO:l5 A. M.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 9:25 A. NJ
do Way arrives at g. 80 ? NJ.
saadusky Way arrives at 9:25 A; NJ
mAhoning Way arrives st $50 P. NJ.
Cincinnati Through arrives al $50 A. M, 800 r n
DO Way arrives at s'oo P n: ,.-,,, =.
Western Through arrives al go NJ and BOD r H
do Way arrives at 2;45 2. N.
Medina Way arrives st 20 4 N. .s.
BOokPort Scs arrives Tuesdays, ThursdayH ana sat-
BreSksTie, Bath. &C., arrives Mondays and Fridays
sharon center, grangOr North RoYaItOn So, arrives
Mondays and Fridays st ?. NJ.
Rarrensyille arrives daily 81 lO:l5 A. n.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A. 4.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAsTEBE THROueH, for Eris, Buffalo, Boston, New
York Hartford, and WillOughby, Paine5ville, Gene
Va, AstabulG and COnneaut, closes at $50 A NJ.
EAsTERN THRoUGE, for New York only, closes a
EEsrIss THROUGH, for Erie, Bunalo, Albany, BOs.
ton, New York and Hartford, closes ct S:lO Z. n.
EASTERN WAY, for all points between Cleveland an
Erie, closes at 2:55 P. NJ.
WESTERN THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroit, Ohicagt
and Milwaukee, closes ct 10 P. NJ, ueaVes ''o'
next mOrning)
WEsTEsS TaEoUeH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago
Dubuque, St. Joseph and Cairo closes ct 62l P. n.
WEsTERE WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at l P. NJ.
sANDusKY WAY, for ssndusky and sll Intermediate
points, closes ats 30 P. NJ
CTsCIsNATI WAY, for all points between CLEVELAND
and Cincinnati, closes at 10 P. NJ Ceaves st -
] CIEoTsHATI THsoUeR, tor Columbus, Dayton, New
ARK and Uincinnst o5ses at 10 P. NJ ueaves At 10
| CIsCIssATI FHROUsa, for Columbus, Cincinnati
Louisville, st. Louis, Indianapolis GAINESVILLE an
/ Wheeling closes st $40 P. N.
| PITTSBURGH IHBOUGH, Tor Pittsburgh ana Hasn
! InQton, closes at 1910 P. h.
! fTTTsBURGH WAY, for sil points between cleveland
Wellsvils, and PittgburE, Harrisburg PhilSdeiphia
| Baltimore and Washing on, closes 81 1ss0 a NJ
| MAHOEIEG WAY, for all pOnts between Olevslsni
and youngstown, closes ct 10 ?. M- (lesVes at 81
| next mOrning.)
| ROOkPOBT, &C.. closes on .sscags, ThursdAys an
Saturdays, at Il Il
9saGsoS CEs TEs, Granger, North ROyaIton 90
| closes on TunsIaya and Saturdays at A. NJ.
| WARREEsvILLE, closes daily, 1880 4. n. .
| EAgTOLaVELAhDe and Euolid, closes daily, at 2.
Eg-MaIl and Dr0P Letters are reQuirtd d, By lsH
ssk-Afi City UircuInrs are required to be pss-Pal
80 ~ once epsn from 7:so A. H. to 7:IO P NJ. G
Sunday from J A. IL. 20 l0:zJ A. d. - - .
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TRANSP0RTATl0N.
- 3
zzs2a THE En-stss-,f
AAlA uE4a11zzza-iaEs
aortheru transportation Company,
os OHIO,
Isp1srsred to Transport Property between
b o $ T ON
AND ALL POINTS IN
Kew England, New York and the West
RIth PrOmPtssss, Care and Dispatch


H3-ThIs Well known Line OF FIFTEEN FIRsf
CEsAsS SCREW sTEAMERS connects st Ogdens-
burgh with the
RaI Road for Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
AtOape VInssnt whit
R9iE Roads Bsts5seE 0dps HiBesF:t ! Rsts York
Aad 81 OsEssO with Line OF
THIRTY FIRST GLASS CANAL BoATs
OsWEdO, }, TROY, ALBANY &NEW YORK
Forming DAILY LINE frUm:
Boston, New York, OEdensbuTsh, ORps
Vincent and OsWegOtc
0LEHELARD, TOLEDO 4 DETROIT
And TBI-WEEELY LINE 20
CH!cAEo, MILWAUKEE INTERMEDIATE Ports
ENTSg
J. MYEBS, No. Astor house......NeE York
JOHN HOOKING, Stste-St............Bostons
GEO. A. NDDH .,s.....D EdensDursos
JHO. H. CRAWEOhD...-.....-....-..- lsWego-
a. +. smith,. .-..s.s.Oape flneohss
WALKER 4 HAYES S......--......-.. Toledo.
=. &. MAFHEWs.....-...s..ss.- ss.--.s.---s- -Detrolts
D. j. Hal MI lnauAsss
y. J. How
PELTON & BREED, AaEHTs,
mArI7:B2s Gisxelana:
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DYERS.
TY FRENCH FIRST

EOREST CITY FRENCH FIRST
H CLASS DYE HOUSE, No. IO9 Seneca-St (op-
pOsite gfsy HOtei,) By UHLAUFT = HERTEL, highly
recommended by the last State Fair Of Ohio Dyeins
amne Goods 10 the store 70 ind the difference with
other DyeshOps, as finish ali our goods by steam
machinery and presses. he emily watering machine
In the Western States to finish SIX like new.
Rsferences-Messrs Prescott & Chase, AleOt HOr-
ton, Baldwin 4 Co., A. & g. Rettberg, mOrgans
Root 8 %. and other Mercbants. nepH Y
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ATTENTION, soGDIERs,
AM the Friends Of Soldiers |

We csti the attention Of al having relations or
iciends 10 the army to the fact that "Eofsnd Ger
nan Bittsrs will cure nins-tenths OF tne diseases
Induced by exposure and pIivations, incident to
camp.lite In the lists, published almost daily in
Ebs neWspspers the arrival Of the sick, 1t will be
t1ticsd that veTy large dgopOrtion ere suffering
rom dsbilith. Eyery Gaze o. that kind can be read
AZ cured BY Holland German BitterB- We have no
hesitation Ia sSy wing that II thee Btters wers freely
assl among cur soldiers hundreds Of lives might be
yaved that otherwise w0uld be lost,
fs propretors are daily receiviDg thankful letters
lou sufferers In the army and hospitals, who have
osau restored to health bT tn Use Of these Bitters,
srt 20 hem BY their friends
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: . . ! :
Particular NOTICE

OF Bit err mt m IL quart bottles, compounded o
the cb egpe5t whisky CO common rum, costing ron =
10 40 cIns per gallon tee tas,e disgulSea " Ane
Oorinn der seed. AZ, .....s..,-.
This class Of Bitters has oaused snd vii
70 urs long as they can 3e selq, nu % sSSt - am
fs fspt continually under the influence q Aloohoc
stimu Islts OF the worst kind, the desire ~ Lguo[ .
created and sept p and the result All the hOIIos
nftentiant upou drum Rrd's life ana oeatn-
For those who ie-ire and VIII have El2uo55 II
re publish Il foEoSng recipe get one bottle nool
land GermRn Bit sers aId mix with tnrSs QhsL = s4
brady or whisky, and the result VIII e PLsPtea 80
eYoelenos ny OF the numerous Liquor bLsets u IL
rnaFRot and Will coat muoh less fou VIII Lave ~
fbe Grimes ~ Hoodand's Bitsers In connection Win
q good articI Of Liquor, at much lest Prios hnah
iEese InfsFioi' preparations will cost you
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30. ss1, Aroh-st., Philadelphia, Pa.

Principal O@Oe and Manufaotory
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nELEnATE CHILDREN.

hoae sufIerinR nom MaTasnust wasting away VIII
laroeiy apy asaa their bones, are cured IN FeL
Jrt time one b tile, In such cases, viii nave most
uprising effect
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REAL EsTATE.
lRAYTON B sTOOKWELL.

DRAYTON b STOOKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGEAEss
oaos 30. 8 Atwatsr Building. Entranes thrVush
the Insuranos once OF H T. brayton.
HOUSES AND LOIS FOB SALE.
House and lot No s75 Kinsman Street, lot l0oIs5O;
aSd aHS's o6d va EsaS ias and Sa1 t5roash0u TnaoS
Briek souss and lot, l7OxsC0, southeast corner Of
PRO- peot and Psrry-Sts. THAI one OF the NEST
desiIabia lOoa ions offered for sale IN this city.
Brick Dvelll9gs, Sos. 20 aha ~ Alela ss5sss 5s
Lots running through 70 Huron street. forJ
Honse and Lot, corner Parkman and BroVnsll-sts /;
occupied aiso as q shoe shop. Lot Zo1lOO teet-
B1iidins, Mschiusry, &c, for tie manufactgrs Of
and Main-Sts. A good paving business.
10 eel on Euolid-st Terms easy.
Houge and Lot, no. lO0 OhIO-St. 81 .fa0.
~ on SiebESS street s4l55 feet 1000 down and
the bsiancs in one, twO and three years.
TEo-Srory Frame mouse on Lake street, opposite
C,iuton Park. Lot 66xls3 feet. Price s2,50u.
Frame House on Sc. Olair street. lot i4xl5o teet'
d5siTabis house and lot in Hudson to exchange ioF
city property.
FARMS EOR SALE.
80 acres IN Brecksvllei IS acres improved, balance
chO CO timber land 70 per acres Terms cay
good TIMBER, wen watsIed AID god buidiss
stone.
bZe UCrs IN utauEt sool EoNHo- % alENa IN
prOvsd balance timber
/ s9 acres " % land bIowntelm LOrain county,
/ mi.os north Of VerMtl 10 liver
saw Mil il Bedford. haf an acre OF land, sE
| Tinker's Greek.
I0s Acres in Independence, 25 Gcrss improved, Dal
| ance timber. Price $50 per acre
| 10 acres (5 wood land balance imeroyed) on Euch
| BOad, good springs Of Water, huits and sOo
situation for grapes.
Choice ana we'll selected lands IN Iowa, Wisoonsi
| and Michigan, for sale or exchange.
acres ia EeEOurgs about mikes from CleEelea'
! Cioo4 hous- and barn aud fue erchsrd % OtV-
$50 acres - mi e nom Toe. o. and eight miles irol
/ VFn.ssyn sra ion on Air Line kaiir0ad 80 pra
RE and ba' ancs timber land New House, barr
ana god fruit. SO per acre. terms cay 81
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D 3 B IL 1T Y,
EVER AND AGUE.

EaguItus from fegeEs ofany kind-these Bitters VIII
ensw your strength 80 q very short time.
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Beware of COuDterfeifs.
PRIOHs

See that the signature OF 20. n. NJ
the WRAPFER Of each
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To Moz.-s VIZ. KEAEE { o., Baltinero ~ osa-
not but Congratulate ycu u2on the iInmen5s Trosre
and improvements watch yO1 continually make On
your Pianos, which IN my opinion, rank among tbs
Vsry best In the couatry. Il STRAAOSOd.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-09-01
On. of the Blockade Runners.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3l.-The navy depart
ment has received information of the capture
of the brig Atlantic by the U. S. steamer
Princess Royal, off the Rio Grande, Mexico.
From the statements of acting master Chase,
late in command of the gunboat Antona, it APP
pears that the Atlantic had cotton on board,
direct from the Texas shore, and the captain
of the brig told him he would swear to the
fact, and that if a private interview would be
granted, it would be to the advantage OF the
United States government.
The cause of the captains singular proceed
ings was, ms he says, in consequence of mis-
understanding between him and the parties
chartering the vessel, and he says he was ta-
ken into Key West in this same Atlantic,
while bound for Texas, by a United States
vessel a prize, and lay there thirty-six days,
but that he was smart enough to fool the au-
thorities, notwithstanding he had contraband
OF war on board
He escaped from there, sued the United
States government and obtained Judgment
for $4,000. He then went of and delivered
his cargo all right, which cargo went INTO
Brownsville, Texas, via Matamoras, Mexico.
The captain of the vessel further said eff
you don't look out I'll fool you again. | have
been in such business a long time, having run
the blockade during the Russian war, and if
you are not very sharp I'll get to the wind
ward of you again" Mr.. Haggart of New
York, now at Matamoras, can testify that the
brig Atlantic purchased her cotton at Browns
viilp