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Just Received,

200 bbls. Potatoes.
coo bbls. Apples.
N. A. PARISH i Co.,
College-street, South of Broad.
mar 29-3t.
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Those wishing to get good bargains would
do well to give us a call, or send in their
orders.
I. N. RHODES & CO.,
80 Union street.
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PETROLEUM V. MASSEY,
Psstor Nv sed church, In charge
DEAN of Joshua x. GIddIugs.

Death Of JOshuR K. fiiddinGs,
The circumstances attending the death
of Air. 5iddings at Montreal, are given in
the Montreal GsEette as follows:
We regret 70 hear the sudden death Of
Mr.. Joshua Reed Giddings, the United
States Consul General in Canada. BE
died in the billiard room Of the st. Law
renee Hotel, last night at 8 ousrter to ten
o'clock. He had played one game OF bill
lords, and was playing another, in good
spirits, at the moment he was stricken
down by disease, ian a ection of the
| nerves operating on the heart, we believe
to which he had long been subject A by
stander reports TO us that in the midst Of
bis game he sat down and leaned forward
apparently in an insensible state. The
bystanders raised him and carried him
to q sofa at the side OF tee room, and think
ing that he lsbored under IL Of some
kind, they spilled water plentifully to his
iaee-in fact, doused his face with it,
They again raised him up, and for a mo
ment he seemed to rally and recover con-
sciousness, but soon fell forward again in
sensible, and expired about eight minutes
/ from the first attack. His medical attend
ants (Dr Switzerland We understand,
wss Immediately sent for, but Mr.. Gid
dings ceased 10 live before he arrived. We
hear that about a year ago he was severe
/ ly attacked with this same disease. And
it is fact, that in May, 1856, he sudden
ly fell down On the floor in Congress, while
in the act Of making a speech. In Jsnu
sry 1858 he fell down in the same way,
and was for some time supposed to be
dead.
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zsfad BE- G = a a a B7t
Member Of tie Royal College Of PBySiesHs
LOSdOH, England; GfadE0ts Of
Ricor6's HospitaI tor

FEMALE DI5EAsE
and Aoonstant attendant o. Paris, LondOni New Or
Ieans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten years
has opened an UfiOe 81 the
johnson House, Cleveland
where be will be happy 10 meet all those who are al
dicted with Enbaouts and chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the old
IiAn, and smid sfhoaoiOus and effective. His med
icines simply vegetable extracts and oils they
have been used but By two other physicians in
America besides himself. He has spent the greatest
part Of his Lie snd Thousands OF dollars in Obtaining
Aiew secrets N his profession He tes the Urine
iOr all forms O. disease. No charge giving an
honest and true statement OF thier case.
l. sPEKMATORHRA
To You've mEE.-He can prove TO you in q few min
utss that he lie the only physician you ever treated
with thst cures this disease For ever patient who
viii follow his directions, be will give One Hundred
Dollars II be iss In curing this disease No charge
made Tor CONSULTATION. AhOse at distance who
wish to consult the Doctor may do 50 BY sending g
small vial urtTe BY mail, with name, sex and age
and he will nGWer ana describe their case and the
possibility s.-Iing reliei By enclosing return
posIage stamp. nRrs:4N
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AalLgaaEs.
sTTMTE 6R97T6ES :, : s.
NLEVELAND s TOLEDO B. B.

}. h. DEVEREUX, sup't.
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IODINE.
DIR. h. ANDERS & CO.'S
:. IODINE WATER.

Iodine Water acts upon the Heart, Liver Kidneys
D geetive Organs and Glsndular system.
The Success which bas attended tie use OF this
remedy in private practice snd the sndor emenr 0f
medical authority, enable Us to recommend It to the
RIaotioioner and the public 3eeling oonhdsnt that
with fair trial It will attest its own excellence in
the OF Chronic diseases which indilate Iodiue,
such Sorofua, Bronchitis, skin Eruptions, Heart
Liver and Kidney Diseases, Nervous Affections, n
EAgis, rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Debility, Syphilis.
etc.
Physicians may rely upon the Uniform strength Of
Iodine Water as containing three quarter grains
pure Iodine IN each fluid ounce pure water, no sol
vent being uEed. Ii is not able to decomposition
nor EpOntaneUuE formed inequalities; neither
ths Iodine o1ydizsd nor nsuTralzed BY combination
with any Ingredient rendering this solution 81 20.
riOr to any other method OF exhibiting Iodine.
Full directions accompany each bottle, thst It may
b. used aE family medicine Is well as By the pgo-
tession.
Price one dollar Per bottls. On receipt Of five
dollars, six bottles delivered free By sxeless to any
address.
Beware Of oouhterfeits and limitations Which ua-
prldepalled dealers endeAv0r 20 dispose Of on on
reputation. See our signature and trade mark {. h,
Greek word healing this Adv5rti emsnt), upon tht
labels and wrappers each bottle, without wb 'cl
Asne IL genuine.
Circulars gratis. DR.. H. AEDEBs & CO.,
Physicians and Chemists,
ma. 2I:Ri 60 " dy&Wy -
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.MORNING LEADER.

Petroleum v. Nasty on Presidential Can
didaIeus
In the following letter Mr.. Nasty, snt
Of whose lucubratiOns We printed few
days ego, declares his political prefer.
ences:
CHURoH OF TIE NEw DIsPEEsAsHUE,
april !, 1864.
/ am reexnabls man, and am distin-
gist for not QusITelin with nv bred and
butter, psrWiden l kin ascertain the loks-
shen Nv the bred and bu ter aforesed, with
any reeEnable degree Of serienty. Akoot-
MIA in the matter Nv bred and butler is a
trste in all Nv the Nasty fam ly, eeptin
Wun, who is carrying musket st Sl3 per
month, fer prinsipPle eE he SEE. We hsv
repoodestid him.
The Democracy sppere to want Mick
Lelllsn. Ef he is the only man we kin
elect, I am kontent. 1 hev alluE bin
Peese men, but expejsnsy, which is the
claeslkle frszs for red and butter, mite
indocse me TO flop. ] am ust sicb. For
Dimekrst, who voted Bank and anti
Bank, Tariff ard anti Tariff, Slavery and
sni-Slavsry, Nebrasky and anti Nebrasky,
and who hex sumtimes bin on both sides
Nv the ssim question to Wunst fer sich a
wun, l say, 10 hesertate ", would be ike
the man in the skripter, who strained at
gate and sWal owed q ssW-mill.
Let MiekLsllOn Civ bonds to perform eE
fol.oze, and Pm his buokleberry, other
wise I'm agin him, Wun .snd iDdivisible,
now and furever. l want him TO stipe-
late:
l. That the de erters and disuist orh-
sers, sich ez Fit5jon Purter, ct al, Bhsl hev
not over half the apartments, givin us
fair fho. f.
2. That he shel patch up pets with
his sutherne trends ez soon eE possible
after his innogerashen. 4
8. That ef it should be desided that the
interest Of the Dimekrstick party reqwire
a cODtinoo nee Nv the war, and an appele
shel be maid fer Dimerkratik volunteers,
he shel not, under eny serknmstsncis
whatever, at eny time OF in eny air, in
terfere, in eny say with the msnijment
Nv the armies, oeptin them as may hev
ben drafted from Ablishn deestriks.
4. That ez gusTanty that justio shei be
dun them eE hez fought the sOljsrs, in the
North, ihe iOllerin csbbynit shel be appint-
ed:
FeIneAdy WOOD, sekertarY Nv St41t
jesse D. Brite, sekertsry Of war
Semmedsry, sekertsry Nv the navy.
z. Peerse, Postmaster General.
8. Thees shell hsv the fust pick ov the
o6ses for tier trends. Ez nun Nv EN- he'd
friend in the federal armies, the peese
men wood be p riectly safe under this ar
raAgement)
Let Mcclellan maik these pledgis and
I'll support him, and b ing with me my
entire church l will deny sll ever sed
ssin him. I will maik afidavits that he
is the first genera Nv the eee. l will
sware to bein an original Mcclellan man,
alluz recognized in him mas er-mind,
and the only msu capable nv ssTin the
country, and msik sech uther sfidsVits ez
may from time to time be necessary. Let
this this be dun and we may possibly bete
Linkiu
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PROPOSALS,
NIOTIOE no OONTKAOTORs.-

Sealed proposals viii be reoe we'd BY the under
signed at The Heath Omcet'h oince until O'Clock
P H.t Msy 18th, 1854 for budng an ADDITION T. the
Pest House "A b. 30 set, and u leet pOss. Plsns
oflce.
separate bids viii Be received for the Mason work
and Plasterlng, Carpenter aud Joiner work and
Fantins the cOntractOTB furnishing the material in
each case. Also, for painting the old building with
two coats Of raint. 1. Il. MARSHALL.
mayI3I52 Heath facer
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aE0T0aRkaAEc STOCK.

ETHOTU4EAPRIU ALBUMS, as
ag-rB BYHsbAS & 90,
..s I39 B1gerioF-Ss,
ARTISTS RAEE2IALa5--VISDs AID
a. 4 .. DDuGIA6 4 UO.'E,
l7s B1psrlof-Ss-
SVEL ksD SQUARE aELT R0sgsgopS
FEsFasE, ~ K.B. DOUGLAS &OD.'e5
l7eSuesttlf-st-
5E0EcaR&FR GoEPIss o. GELEsBATkE
p FainEi0sB and EazraginEst at - -.
r--H- 3. 3. DDU1hAg gy.'4
g7e EErsri5T-S5-
aGz ETEe DE VISIEs OF 1aLEshATSf r.
Ess7 srd Vgoyn5p Rnd Pslnsr's Eiarblas, a.
-1 r 2, pnpaAA9 &OOsS.
I7s ,ia -.
TTEa Esa g 2 -s7E 0E DLsEI5;sfHs. z 50
Hsn * 2. DOUGLAS = AHtt,
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CLU5ING OF MAILS.

2Aszhss IEEousal ior Erie, Bp1sio, Boston, Nee
lorks Hartford, anu Mi4O1ghby, PainesTille Gen.
va A5ial ia snd CCu1eaut, closes st SIS A. n.
AAsrESH TEAoVeE, for Nov YORK only, closes at
5:l0Es NJ
EAsTEas TARoUaa, Tor Eris, Buffalo, Albany, BOs-
toni new EOrk and Hartford, closes AZ 10 P. n.
Asl ssN y AZ lor all points between Cleveland ~
Erl1, Cl1ses 81 80 z. a. =
WEsfEEE rERoUGH, foH Eolsdo, Dstrofs Uhfeazo
and Milwaukee closes ~ 500 P. n.
- y Ae1NBA IaB0Uga, Toledo, DsgroiE. UhsosE D,
DuDuques ST. Joseph and Cairo closes at 500 P n
ESfEnS Nay for al pOintE between OleyelPs a
and Toledo, closes aE 1880 2. Il.
6AHDU1ET WAY, Tor 5anduakV and n In tsrueits 4
DoiE =, CiC1ss ~ 30 =. 81,
CIE0IEHATI v AZ, I0r al yoiats between Oisvs,asd
An9 Oinelnnsti, riosa1 81 - =. a.
ArA aud CINCINNATI closes st 10 p M, usaVes at IS
EaLt mOrutnE.9 I
OTH0IEHATI THROUsa, tor Columbus, Oinoihns,i
ACuiAyillsl 81 louis Indianapolis, GAINESVILLE and
E1EEsHUEaH THROUGH. for Pftt1buran and VISA
mEt0l, cloves at i225 P. NJ
Elf1bBuReH VI Az, i0r all points between CIsVslaud
MelisFltiea and Fittsburg, Harrisburg Phfladsiphs
MAH0S1Ea WAY Tor all points between Cleveland
AnG 1o1ne5tOSns closes st 10 P NJ (sayss 1t Is
noxt mor1tnE.l
haDIHA WAY closes ii a. II.
gsiaf5iays 81 - floss. on sdays, Thursdays and
BRHoKsYILLH, BATE lso- closes ElosdAys dEEss
EHAROE OEHTER, Granger, North RoFalkou a. .
eloses on Tuesdays and Saturdays ct 7 a. ID.
v MARREEE FILLsi oloeel daily, Io:10 A. n.
AAs1 OhasALSSD and Euoitdi closes daily Al Z.
a1g-alail and Drop Lsstsss sss required. By law %
lls-Al Uity OiroalaEs are required - be prs-ssIs
i5Ss- OrioS open fT0Ia I.SO a. II. % 7.sl Pm. aa
2 UOWLEs. P.M.
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 4
~ UlEOI ISEA1l RAILROAD,

81
1854. sUMMEB ARRANGEMENT. Is64.
- = 1n9 1Flsr 5llsg-av,.s-soSss-EsEssn
Trains VIII leave Cleveland, as folloEB, (sunday8 ex-
ospted):
1st EFaIa-S-3S A. .M.-OIHOIHHATI Express
stdPpt1s ~ grafton, Wellington, New London,
sneipys C1o5tiines Gallon, Gileac, Oardingeon,
A1niays delaware, Lewis Center and WORKING.
I'd Fraia-9E96 p m.~--AOOOMMODATIoE
stops n all stations, and arrives In Columbus
At Sc 2 a., nineinnah go 2. n
ping a. BereaJ Grafton Wellington, New Lon
don, Shabby, Crestlins, Gallon, Giiead, OArding-
ton and Delaware.
Trains leave Columbus At $50 and IO.3o 800 Pm.
arrive ct UlsyeAnd SD N. 2E9 and ssoo ,. ~.
OOEaEOTIOHE.
BRaIhF-sanduIky, MAnsasId Esvark RAflroad, soE
4an5oeld, MI Vernon HsEnEks haass-
CEssIins-PiftsburEh, For4 wayne UioagO Rail-
road Forest Upper baudu1ky, DelDho1, lds
ma Fort wayne, Laporte, chicago, Ao.s
vest, and AaHsfor hAnHneld, WooStsrs Ma1a
aralssa and Bslsfontins RAilroad Lima for Harion,
Bsllsfontsins, Sidney, Uuion, Munoio, In
oiAnaPolis, Terre HAutet Yincannels ETans'
vile, Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis, -.
DalEWare-Wifh Springfield branch for springdeld.
oei1mbu9-Littls Miami 3 Oolumbu1s and Aenia
RAtlroad, for Xenta, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terre Hante, et. Leui5, horrogt IoIslana,
and Cincinnati, and with thO Ohio 4 Mis-
Ii8lppt Bailroadg -OincinnHtiior LouiIEtll8 /,
6Vansytlles OatIos 81. Louis, aad AL points
on the Ohio river.
lou mbuF-CsntrAl Ohio Raslroad Tor Newark, Zanss-
VILE, Wheeling, &C.; Columbus, PiQua 9
Indiana Railroad for PiquA, Urbana, 20.
- For Tiokets to ali point1 aad Information ay
gly at the Passenger Stati0ns and q Union Tiokie
Omces l47 suDsrio--st
Usvslnnd, May "A, 1854 suPerintsndsnt.
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GRAND CAMPAIGN
" ABOUT
KLINE 4 On'S HOOP BAEAAB,
And Skirt KdHufGesoTy,

We have now ready our TulI stock Of skeletons ia
location for the commencement OF the
Spring trade which embraces all OF ths leading styles
including the patent gore trail, also the neWe5
style Quaker Skirts. We keen always hand sEiris
Of extra size and length snd ladies who always have
trouble 10 hnd skirt long or large enough VI /
generally ind them here We will 6dhere strictly 10
tlce, which We will c0ntinus TO sell at the loves
possible prices. Our retail depar ment is in char
o. competent ladies. Dealers IN surrounding town 3
Will DO we'll By consulting their own interest
cal on Is before giving their orders going EssJ
A large assortment o. French and American corset8
and patent skirt supporters always on hand AlEO
wholesale dealers IN Yankee Notions, Fency COOO-,
Embroiderles, ccsieTy, &C. A KLINE q co.
mAyI2 I2s snnerior st Oleveland. 0.
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s sKgIki a0TlEEs.

- q ERIEHB a. HEaaJ-ERE ~.
tsisbuo1t 4lsE EAhL4Hlez z q Ki1E 81 IS Rrefaf
rsD Is rsc1Es q d.. sssghsn gVest o. ConusesIs8
Ne Ersat bone ssttsE, aHd hss bosn ssa IN hls sr
- loE tas at tussF year1 With he sSst szzonts
~ 1~ooo-e a. a. 1tsrnal F5ld61y Is q E1t1Ouf &
.tat ela WI Alleviate pain more speedily than -
AsleL lfeparstlen- Tor al EheuEczsto ana hfrFoal
.lotueIs Is Il truly lnlEliible sno caFstiVs i3
E9Ese toundl, Brrainz, BRUISES, &C., its Booihilk
ael1G ano powerful gtTsnF 1hsniuE prcpen1itesl q
tlte ths ust EJldsr and aatUnishmeutC OF ell No has
lsef given it triki. Over i01F huntTed o5runoas7
q ESnsfEaDle cores performed bT q uit1il tle lAi
we year, attest % thsE fot. strong ARM tzooH u
AnanfS aof QiessIsuG csCilazt1s5lFdhu.Esz
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Trina
u and sexual eystems-neW and reliable treatment
lin reports o. the Howard hssociatiOn-Sent BY
nail IN sealed letter envelopes Tee Of charge. Ad-
drGss Or. .. SKIELE6 HOOGHEUH, Howard As
gcciAtion, No. South Ninth Street. Phiisoeiphta,
Pa. msr5l- ik2
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P0sT.0EElgs IL -TAsLE.
1864. summer Arrangements 1854,
FOE FaE
AsEsGGs aza OfOs5aE oa haaI7s
AZ THH
CLEVELAND POST OFFIOE,

zs-9-ils VIII be opened and ready icr delivery oEs
hour after arrival Of trainn
es-AH BALLS olCss one hour bsiors dszaFtuns Of
trainn
AEEIYAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives 81 500 A. n, and l.3s AMI
go Z. "a.
HasterE Way arrives at 1910 A n
Pittsburgh Through srriTez at S:45 A..
90 way arrives at $50 r. NJ
Eandu1ky Way arrives 81 els A.
hahCclng Way arrives al 500 2 81
UinclnnAIi through arrives st 80 A. H. E5B r. =.
40 way arrives at $50 z. n.
Hsstsrn ThTo1sh arrives Al 40 a., and $50 ?.
do Way strives at 2:45 p n
Molina Way arrives At A:O0 2. NJ
RccEPeTt &c.s arrives TussdayB ThurSdsys snd sse-
lrdays a. u M.
BTsskss1le, Bath &C., arrives Mondays and gridA.
Sharon geutsT Granger, Eorth Royalton, a. arrss-l
Mondays and Fridays at P. NJ
MArrensV1lle arrives daily IS I6.l5 A. IL
E1sE cleveland and Elcltd arrives daily ssRA. =
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MEDIeAl.
ISlN j CA zee

DR.. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York City, will pay one hundred
dollars or the proof that he ever fails to cure the
aooye named diseases he will pay the same sum for
states treats the same diseases wits equal success.
AtteT many years Of aeorious study and eTperiTs
enoe, Dr. GIBSON Is happy in being able 70 announce
treatment for r.
The SPEEDY AHD PERMAHERT OURg
Of the s6oye and also all contagious diseases Of the
REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, with al bad effects arising
thersfrom, including general
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROSrRATIya
he has succeeded in curing cases IL TINS city some
OF whom had expended hundreds dollars with self
styled physicians, who pro ess 70 treat ali private
malsdies with Success end without receiving the
| least particle o. Deneit
DR.. GI9sOE ocss NOT coast tnathe is a member
some Uolege IN z-onGOn or Paris, as perhaps some
others 70 or 5ne purpose OF ensnaring the innocen nt
an wac neld ont great expectations to be real
ID erie % give entire satisfaction to those who re-
pose confidence in his ability and integrity and that
which challenges sny Physician Of London or Paris,
OF any patent medicine to sQua for the radical cure
OF seminal weakness, and all diseases or derange-
ments both mental and physical, arising from sex
i ual or secret abuse.
DR.. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
and nrst the agents used in respect dsagresa
blei he uses no relics Of the dark ages such Msr
curry, any other deleteriOus drug; secondly, no
restrictions in diet or business is req6ired thirdly,
san1s prepared 20 60 into any public or private hos
pita in the United States and demonstrate tho i'm
! usnbe superiority OF MS new treatment over any
other now known to the world In point Of prompt
ness, permanenoys mildnsas, safety and oOnTeneuoe
L 70 the patient.
| Dr. GIBSON is permanently located In Cleveland,
and has during the past EnYe years performed many
cures OF diseases which had for years resisted all other
modes OF treatment. References can be given to In
yduas Of the FIRST respectHbiltty in Cleveland, BOs-
ton, New York and other cities in regard TO skill and
integrity IN All professional transactions DysPspsis,
/ rheumatism, Scrofula, and all chronic diseases
/ treated with superior success.
| - Medicines sent to any part the country on
| receipt of ten dollars.
DR.. GIBsoE's New Work hyai Tor sale at
| his once.
be- sYEEoa
] EROBE1sOB o. ELE1I EORATTTE AID hEDEGIEH.
OHos-ll9 Seneca Street, a. few doors nom Superior,
up gtsirs, opposite the City Hotel
| Once hours frem to Il and from z 70 O'Clock
| daily t5uudsys eIcepted-)
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A MAN OF A THOUsANDI
4 0oNsuMpTIv8 eURED.

I IDr. II. SAmEE, 8 Retired Physician o. grest
sminenoe, discovered, while IN the East Indies, q
certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colde and General Debility. Tho remedy
Wss discovered b. him when his only child, daugh-
ter, given up TO de- His child cured, and Is
uc alive and wel- DESTROYS OF benehtting his fei-
low mcrtals he viii send 10 those who WISH it th Q
rocDs containing fu directions Tor making and
oesstuiy usirg this remedy, free receipt Of neir
homes, with tWOstamps 70 pay expenses, There is
rot single OF Consumption thai It does not at
take hold Oi and disBpRte. Night Bweats, pos
VlBhness irritation Of the nerves, failure Of memory,
dcut eXpeotorEtion, sharp pains in the luugs,
threat chilly sensations, nausea at the stomach, IN
actor Of the bowels, wasting away OF the muscles
Esr they sss this RdveTtiment In. Address,
CBADDOOK q CO.,
'FIs-45z % Forth 25-St., ehilsdslnhis. Pa
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L'RBMONT FOUNDRY 4 MA.
CHINE SHOP.

5essrs, June s. Curtis,
have enlarged their Works, and added new machine.
~. We can complete all orders on shor notice, and
build Eugines from one hundred horse power 10 the
smallest size. We also manufacture the
EXCELSIOR CIRCULAR SAW MILL.
This mill will cut from Is 900 to 5000 feet Of inch
boards IN IL nOurs, with four to superiniend L.,
We also build our improved mulHy mill which wild
cnt from 1000 TO 1900 feet in twelve hours We do
latter ourselves that we can and do build the
BEST MILLS IN TIE sTATEI
We also manufacture The .
JUNE & CURTIS SUGAR MILL.
This mill Will express coo O gallons Of Juice IN u
hours with one norss OF Oh with two horses. 1t
cannet be broken. 1t weighs Loo lbs and made Of
the best materials. We manufacture
ALL KINDS OF CAST PLOWS
adapted 20 the soil Of Northern Ohio. We make
good
TWO HORSE PLOW FOB $3.50
which 10 other shop can do at tho present high rate
OfmaIoriais- We can furnish all kinds OF
CIRCULAR, MULAY & DRAG SAWS; /
st Manufacturers prices. We have on hand two
ENGINES & BOILERS
for sale, which we wi 1 sell cheap.
We Will pay the Highest Price in Cash for all kinds
Of old iron, copper and brass
Give Us eau and viii satisfy you Of tho truth o.
the shove statement.
JUNE & CURTIS.
Fremont, April l, 1854. EBrls-ls9,
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TRANsP0RTATlOH.

M 1854.
| NAVIGATION OPEN TO DUN
| ~ KIRK.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
The Erie RsilWsy Steamboat Co.'S Line
OF First Olas SCREW sIEAMERs will now run
Iesulariy tor the season. iea' ing Cleveland daily
DUEKIRKw THE EEIEBAILwAY lUR
New EOrk, Boston, hartford
NEW HAVEN PROVIDENCE
Worcester, Bridgeport, Taunton,
and all the principal
Cities and Towns in the New England
Ststes.
Also Also g Dunkirk and all points on the Line Of the
e Parties shipping by this route can get the ben.
ent q the reduced rates via the Lake, both East
Hard ma westward bound Freight.
- FOr through rate5 and bills Of lading appyA q
TRio O'e' l0' kiSeT STis ssTss5i U@sveld3d We
a. H. Ward, Agent, 40 BFoadgay, sew Yo21t.
". a = barring agent, 240 Broadway, and q south
Jno; $. Dunlap, Agent, Is state street, Boston.
S64. Is64
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Northern TrsnEportstion Company,
OF OHIO,
Is prepared 70 Transport Persons 4 FroSeEsJ Between
80 srO OB.
AND all POINTS II
NeH England. Esg York and the west
With PrOmptnss. Care and Dispatch.
This Vel Know Line Of EIB5T GLASS
sgBEW STEAMERS connects st UgdsnsbuTFh
EAAH FSUsz---E@-E ROsf0E
AND ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLArv,
st OSpe Vincent with the
Rsil Rosss Bstssssn Cope Pigeent 4 Nov YsFE,
and Al OSwego with
LINZ OF FIEsT GLASS CANAL BOATs
BETWEEH
OSWEGO, TROY, ALBANY &NEW YORg
Fornins 6 DAILY LINE from.
BSstPa, New York, OEdonsbursk, Case
Vincent and OswsEo e
OLEYBLARD, TOLEDO 4 DETROIT
And = TBI-WEEKLY LINE to
eHiCAG0, MILWAUKEE 4 INTERMEDIATE PORTS
AG ENFS3
J. mYEE5. No. Aslor HouSe....,.HeF Eo.k
. BREED, "A Pearl street .....-.... "
4OHh HOOKING, Btste-St....-.....-B Boston.
ElsU. A. EDDY ....-...s.s. OEdensburgh.
!. n CkAMFphD........ ........ ..-.-... %
A. y. 81 II -. -s..a...-Oape vincent
,. = 4AALE1E " 5.-... Detroit.
" > hAnA..'...s.- milWaukee,
r, J. how E........-,.. -, CJ5IcsRc
PRLT0N + BREED, AezHTs,
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