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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-20

The OCEAN Wars. A History OF Adventure on
Land and Sea. By Capt. Mayne Reid With fl
lustrations. Boston: Ticknor Fields. 1854.
Captain Mayne Reid is one of the most
indefatigable of Oook-mskers and the best
ofstory tellers. Youngsters-and the older
people too-will be charmed by this last
book of his, combining such thrilling in
terest with SO much of excellent and use
full information. 1t is a most valuable
book, and will find wide circulation.
For sale by Ingham & Bragg.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-20

Held TO BA1B.-David MeYeen and Pat
Barritt, arrested by the Provost Marshal
and turned over to the civil authorities.
were examined on Monday upon the charge
of aiding soldiers TO desert. Commissioner
White held the defendants on the charge.
and fixed the bail at 81 500 each.
These men took the deserters to Buffalo
where they were enlisted-the defendants
pocketing thousand dollars or more, and
swindling somsbOdy out of snug sum Of
money, and two credits.
Several parties in this city have long
been engaged in this business, and it is tc
be hoped the guilty will be punished to the
full extent of the law.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-20

D1v1DESD.-The Cleveland and Pittsburg
Railroad company have declared half
yearly dividend of four per cent.
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Executive Committee.

SIXTH WARD UNION CLUB.-It is proposed
on Thursday evening, goth inst, for the
Sixth Ward Union men, together with the
Fourth Ward Club, to visit our Union
brethren in the Seventh Ward. Bo on
hand promptly at o'clock.
". P. FoGG, President.
o. TOWNSEND, Secretary. octle;lT5
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40 -000 MONFY ADVANCED

AOU.UUU In sums to suit-Gt the dst old stand
sa.-,sstics of every kind, viz: Gold GDd Silver
Wstohes. Diamonds, Silver Ware, JewelTyi Guns
rlEtolg, Glofhing, Dry Goods, PianoH, Melodeonai
md All ,srsonal property and articles oi value, on
the uost satisfactory terms. Business strictly pr-
v1ts Estabijsbed 1851. Il. B.-A variety Of IN
ssdesmsd watches, JeWelrJ, Guns, Ao', tof sale o.
Bargains. -, y--..,o, .4-,.,,
Ofaoe--ScThsT o. YRtsr and Superior stfeos'
nver DsyIs sna PeiEotto's Clothing store
.,SS I o. &U. WAGHEB.
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BA1AED TATIoR's PoEns Boston: Tieknor
Fields 1854.

BA1AED TATIOR's POE1s Boston: Tieknor s
Fields. 1854.
Another volume is added, by the publi-
cation of this book, to the charming series
of blue and gold, in which Ticknor 4 Fields
have served up the best of the poets to us.
Daintier hooks than these, speaking gener-
ally, for pocket companions, to be taken
with one, and to become, as it were, part
of oneself. it were hard to find, and
this volume, speaking particularly, is
well worthy of place in the pleasant
company. Bayard Taylor's fame will
always be greatest as travel
Ter. He is not a great poet. But he has
written some very excellent verses, some
pretty and some passionate, which will be
sure to be popular. The Poems of the ORR
ent, once published in a separate volume,
and now incorporated into this, are full of
novel beauty caught from the spirit of
the East, inbreathed into them, sand his
later works are worthy of his early prom
Use. No lover of verse should be without
them.
-z,I. - T-.6,-, o,1 n,n.r
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Railway Intelligence.

EARNnes.-It is stated that the joint re-
ceipts of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and
Chicago Railway, and the Cleveland and
Pittsburg Railroad, for the month of Sep
tember, reach one million dollars, of which
near S75O,OOO was earned by the former.
The following shows the increase in the
railroad traffic for the first week in oc-
tober:
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Police CoURr.-one of the lightest dock
cts on record was disposed of by Police
Judge Hessenmueller, yesterday morning
Ed. Stanton, for drunkenness was fined
81 and costs.
Tie case against William Miller, for
petit larceny, was nOlled, and that against
Josiah Brown, for assault and battery, was
continued.
WI Brown was arraigned for assault and
battery, and for resisting officers, by Police
men Furnival and Lawrence. He was dis
charged by the Court, the evidence show
ing that he, and not the officers, was the
aggrieved party. We understand that he
has taken out warrant for the arrest Of
the officers, and that the case will have a
hearing before Justice of the Peace.
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ACADEuY OF MUsIc.-"o'Brier, the Last OF
his Race" was finely rendered at the Acs-
denny of Music last evening. Mr.. Couldock'
as ''Lawrence O'Brien," /" displayed unusual
power and excellencein his new role. Miss
Couldock's rendition of the character of
ELLEN Campbell" gave US higher opinion
of her dramatic abilities than we had en-
tertained before.
The leading characters were finely sup
ported by Mr.. Ellsler's excellent company
The new scenery was excellent and the
piece, for "frst night" passed of with
remarkable smoothness.
The laughable farce "sarah's Young
Man, which.closed the entertainment, was
remarkably well performed,
This evening the same plays will be pro-
duced.
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SEVENTH WARD UNION MEETINs.-The Sew
enth Ward Union Club will be addressed on
Thursday evening, the goth inst, by Hon.
S. o. Griswold and Charles W. Palmer, Esq.
The Union Clubs OF the Fourth and
Sixth Wards will march in torch light
procession TO greet their brethren Of the
Seventh.
The Fourth Ward Glee Club will be on
hand.
All citizens are invited to be present.
DAVID A. DAEGLER
octl9:IT3 Pres. City Cen. Union Com.
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FRAGRANT SozoDoNT.-Is now attracting
very great attention, and well it may. The
article represented by this musical name is
tho most beneficial preparation for the
Breath, Gums and Teeth, the world has
ever seen. Oet.l7, ,eOd.169
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comME ERcIAL.
OLRvELAHD MARKEF.
mnRglNa LEApER oFFloE.

.fhs receipts OF d,sin by rail for the "a hours
sndinz al hali ,,ss. one " 50ok to-day ara - loi
lnur-
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UNION MEETING AT BRAINARD's HALL.-The
Union Clubs of the First, Second and Third
Wards will be addressed by NJ. S. Castle,
Esq, and Colonel L. A. Sheldon, of the
AID o. v. L, on Friday evening, October
2Ist, at hslr-past O'Clock, at Brainard's
Hall. All citizens are invited to attend.
Come and listen to the words of oloquence
and of experience.
DAVID 4. DAEcLER,
octl8:I73 President C. C. U. c.
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MARRIED.

September %, Is 4, at the IT siieuce of the bride
/ father, in Chicago, by the Rev. z M. Humphrey
Mr.. VIM. OaISH0Ld, Jr., formerly Of this city
AID Miss NETTIE STONE.
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For sale by Ingham and Bsagg.

SCHOONER ]. F. WARNER.- Intelligence
reached here few days since, by one of
the Lake Superior steamers, that the
schooner J. F. Warner had sustained seri-
Gus damage to her bottom in the sault
river, and a greater portion of her cargo
jettisoned to prevent her from sinking. In
the meantime nothing was done towards
forwarding her any relief, owing to the in
formation already at hand being in an in
definite shape. By the steamer Lac La
Belle, which arrived here on Monday, we
learn she had arrived at the sault dock,
and her pumps kept in constant operation
to keep her ahoat. On the receipt of this
news at Detroit, the tug Prindiville, with
steam pumps, was chartered to go to the
sinking vessel and bring her to this port for
dockage, and accordingly took her depar-
ture on Sunday evening at eight o'clock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-20

SOLDIERS HoNE, MEADvnLE-Through
the personal exertions of some leading
citizens of Meadville, the sum of twenty
one hundred dollars has been raised by the
generous-hearEed Meadvilleans, and they
are prepared to take care of the wounded
and tired soldiers on their return from the
war.
The patriotic citizens Of .Meadville des-
erve much praises as then iberality can
not be exceIIed, and their good works are
not to be abated by time. Such acts are
worthy of all praise. Thdy propose to
continue their work until they raise some
81, 900, and have an institution equal, if
not superior, to any in the country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-20

The Central Pacific Railroad Company
states in its annual report that it has thirty
one miles of railroad and telegraph in op-
GRAFTON, and its average monthly receipts
since June have been over $4,000, and ex
penses $1,000. The company is entitled to
81, ,284, 900 in government bonds.
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SEVENTH WARD RALLx.-There will be a
meeting of the Seventh Ward Club, Thurs
day evening, Oct 10Th. The 4th and 9th
wards will be present. Able speakers en-
gagged
II. B. HURLBERT.
Qct20;l73. President.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-20

PosTpoxEMENT.-The Teachers Institute
appointed to be held at Newburgh next
week, is indefinitely postponed.
J. WHEELER,
S. PATRICK,
s. BRAGs,
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ELOUR AND FEED AT WHO'LL.
IL SALE AND RETAIL.-The public viii always
ind ct the subsoribers store in the rear o. Council
Hail. No. i37 Champlain street. the following: Tbs
very best brands OF White and BED Wheat FlouI,
fresh ground Graham Flour, Rye Flour, and fresh
ground Corn Meal, Cracked Wheat, Oat Meal and
Pearl Barley; also Corn and Oats ground together
Mill Feed Of all kinds and Grain, which viii sell
at the lowest price. Also, Balod hay and Straw
Any purchases made ct my store viii be promptly
attended 70 and delivered free OF extra charge
Iheundersignsd was formerly Clerk in O. Andrew
Feed Store. lsspS, ,175l J. P. BEIDEGBAOH
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OlURES, COUGHS, COLDS, SORE
' Throat Asthma and Consumption. 1t IA only
necessary for any Que troubled with these COM
plAiutH to try one bottle Of
BtricklaRd's aoiiIiiHGus tough Balsam
to convince them taat IL "a the best preparation oV
used. 1t not only cures the above affections Of
the Threat and LuHg1, bet Il cures Night Sweats
and Splitting Of Blood, and IL an excellent gargle
for any kind Of Sore Throat.
1t is pleasant 70 take, and "a safe medicine for
infants.
P1Co % GEMS per tostlr.
For sale BY Druggists senersiiy.
mAyl6;R2-mon-ta&WJ
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Dr.. stFIckland's Pile Remedy.

BEAD what those say who have used it;
Mr.. Charles ". Landrum, Of Louisville, aud Mr..
J. Hazards, OF Cincinnati, Ohio, were both cured
after using one pot Of Dr. Strickland Pile Remedy.
They say they had tried everything, but could OBJ
tain no relief but one pot Of Strickand's Pile Rem
sdy effected perfect cure, after suffering for years
with the worst kind Of Piles They recommend sT-
sry ons who is sufsring 20 try Il.
Sold by all Druggists st 30 osHts per pot. NanE
fsotured at No. kast Foarth street., Cincinnati.
Ohio.
Ash for
DR.. Striekian6's Pie Remedy.
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OPEClFIC PILL-WINCHESTER'S
y SPECIFIC PHI, price one dollar. Sent by mall on
ceipt Of price. CHURCHILL BRO,
Bept7 1a8 Ontario st
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SEw 10R1k alARKEF-.Oes. 10

tNA EAAAahAfhsl
DOIton--DulI aud heavy. Sales at 81 1s9
- for middiing uplands.
E1Our-state and Western opened logs bet
ter, but closed dull, with the Improvement nearly
all lost.
sales at s. s5a9 I for extra State; g. 1910 Is
for Common % good shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio; $40 3O9ll 80 for trade brands
Whisky-Dull and heavy. Sales western at
81 Is.
Wheat-Opened 3a5c better, but closed par
TALLY lower. Sales Chicago spring at 81 SS9l 95i
Racine spring 81 81; winter red western 81 ~.
RYe-Firmer. Western 81 AZ.
Bariey--MOre active. Sales ~ 81 81 for state,
81 yU92 20 for Canada west.
COru-apeneI trmsr and closed heavy Ct yes
terday's prices. Sales as 81 69@l 81 for mixed
western, closing at 81 TO-
OafS-Little hrmsr at 57csf0r western.
COneR-Active und drmer.
Sugar-Quist and unchanged; 2O922o Porto
Rico; i7Gl755c for Cuba.
MOIasses-More active. New Orleans 81 10;
Porto EicO 9Oe; MuscovadO SO8SSc-
PGtEGleuGf-Dul.
POPsg-Opsned nfmer wife more doing and CLOS
"a heavy. Sales at $50 O0G4O 90 for mess; Si1 70
td42 3755 for new 20, cash and gular way. closing
slI 10 cash; S3s 0OgS9 % for prime, and 942 "
Ga % for prime mess.
Beef-MOTe active Sales at 81 O04I2 90 for
country Sl5 0OGl7 90 for rspsck ed mess, and
Sl7 5O6zz 80 for extra mes5-
Prime Mess Beef-ln more demand at S34-
Eat SfeHIs-FTm at l79lsEc Tor shoulders;
lSid2Ic for hams.
E.artl-Moss active and firm. Sales at 20g235s
latter price an extreme Also 60 bbls steam ren.
dsred Tor october at 2lSS"-
Butter HsEsyi &9s6 for Weatern; S7S4'e ior
state.
Cheese Bsavy and shade easier; 179215zc-
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oct2O;l7a.

A secondhand Piano, as good as new,
for sale low, at No. 3 Euclid.
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SILVER Nhafns.
IILV EK Q Hal n 5
ANN

- lLV Ek HANS
AND
-SILV Z + r I n g s.
An unlimited stock all styles and prices Chainf
from 81 80 to S15OO. Rings, from plain silver Ring
At 10 centa tn eaborately engraved Locket Ring,
Inlaid with gold, at $1,000.
We have the exclusive sale for this city Of all
goods manufactured by A L. RoOT, Of Medina, both
solid gold and silver and they are made express
lY for our trade, we know they are pure coin "a
Dealers are requested to cali and examine.
Wholesale and Retail in any quantity.
NJ BURT,
CLOCK and WAtohuAkss lid supOriOr-ss.-- = :
may2O-R9
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GOLD has ADvAScED.-The Drummer girl,
Miss Louise, of the Potomac has come and
will most positively appear near Thursday
evening at the Atheneum.
Ye sons of America don't fail to go. A
great chance to make or lose SIO, 900 for any
one that csn excel her in drumming. Come
one, come all. Your money is we'll spent.
oct.19,173-
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E. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
U, S. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
HI Superior St
Subscriptions received to the
nj . n ~ nu,-s1 49,, IN AOJG n - =,

Subscriptions received to tho
at 3-I0 PER GENT. AND 10-4O" NATIONAL
LOANS.
(Commission al owed to SGbscrtbers.l
ETU s. Bonds Of 1881, 6-2O's. IO-8O's, Treasury
Notes, and all pthsr Government Securities par
chosed and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada Money bought
and sould a. best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made ct all accessible points. incur
rent funds converted at lowest. Revenue Stamps
sale OcA
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e. =. gsGEEfE gsRKET---0G1. 10.
sE TELEGRAP8.T
iaOuey-S teady and easy at q Ct
Sterling ENchnnEe-Moderately active at
100 for cold
fsOld-U Unsettled and irrpgul'r. Opening at
2IO advancing TO 2Il5I, declining to 20s1S, and
closing quiet At 2O9.
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Producing to this Company over I25 barrels per
day which, At IS per barrel At the wells pays over
per cent. per month, or SO per cent. PR annum
ON its entire capital of 81, 600 OOO subscribers can
readily compute what their dividends will be- il
but small number OF the wells now going down
produce Oil.
The names of the isTges subscribers to this enter
prise are appended with their respective subscrip-
sions
- IL a IN.
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10. 5, SAMMY Farm (2O aeres. }

Lessehold interest in 20 acres on this fine farm,
located about one mile above and on line with the
Noble Well.
No & RfaEnnSnn Rarn IN anrns \
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22-96 Ie hold interest in about 21[ acres, known
as the g. l. rtON WOOD OIL COMPANY " lease, which
Company have been very successful in the Oil pro-
duction from their three wells at slight depths,
which wells sre now being put down dsspsr with
arcallant shlua Of Oil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-19

4 DESIRABLE CORNER PROPERTY FOR SALE
n Ier ofy front House stable, and four sioe, rear
Eouse ffaa.iu tho lot 2jxtn further
fcuars ug9're ~ g. Second avenue corne. Of Thirty.
second street Tor three days
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u,oR sALE-TuE LEASE STOCK AND FIXTURES
Y Of wen established Liquor Store one block from
Froadwa and oil the best huroushares OF the cy.
Satisfactory given Tor scng Inquire at the New
YORK Ale Vaults, it2 Mercer street.
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20 sun purchasers. -. ....-.
SDt ~ no loan ON CITY PROPERTY.
HOUSES FURNISHED AND LNFURAfSHEO TO LET
o5FiCAS. STORES AND ARTS OF HOUSES TO LkF
49, We preparing our fall catalogues Par
ties 0isAins theF property entsrea viii please send lie
our is. IS advertised daily In ibis ely and Brooklyn
pa pefs.
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THE OWNER or LIMESTONE QUARRY, OFMANY
acres the borders Of navlgahle river with docks
krs &C. and in the neshboShood Of an extensive demand
stone desires let the party who has
carry the business extensively. Address box
336 New York Post olce, giving address, ac whel fur
Their oralaton be had.
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t,gc Houses in Eghyn nth street, about $50 feet east
OF ayenus Az all the FERN improv cment, an ire
place heaters Apply 10 BLESsoN BoLRATH. $50 East
Tcuih s. Get. 4f.e. ss.s
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DOARD-TO LET, WITH BOARD AT 1877 sKCOND
ID avenue, between Eighth and Ninth streets; a hns
large Roo second floor furnished UNFINISHED
References exchanged.
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fro LET-wTTH STEAM POWER. TWO ROOMS. so
feet square Eleventh. avenue. between Twenty ninth
Thrteth streets SIDE For particulars ndnre Of
prcnsss.
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MANUFACTURERS sITEs--FoR IRON OR DIsTIL.
lSk iarv machine shops, Newark bay. the
30 minutes from New York ry railroad The be lccsiit
within three miles q New York. fora heavy business and
ham Factory in Jersey CIT. Also 80 Farm orr Of 81,
: POO; ~ acres sl5N: eco 81
SaSp lol Sit 0 acres slZsel % acres $4,000.
Apply to J. $. FERGUSON G. WEBB 81 Nassau street,
II.
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LIVE STOCK

Dfo'efs and Farmers viii find this the mos,
aaavaniaseous route for Live Stock Capacions
Yards We'll ~aiered aud suppIisJ with sr'e.
convenience, have been opened on Ibis line ,ny
w. connections. and every attention il n. ~, ~
'htir wants; with choice ofmarket PhiIadsI'
inih, ne" ork or Baltimore and via AlIsn,
10 New York. s IS ui' ee' route
ENOCH LEWIS. Gen'l Sunr A,,o.n n
i. u. HOUPf. Genl Ticket A., an, pa.,, -. a.
H. H. HOUSTON, Gent Freight Aet. Phil;
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LABOR SAVING SOAP
ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT..
--N~~--~>-->-~~
a. e. b AaJT'I,S
E GW YORK CITY
s Q a 3 /.

A. -
am bringing out new and useful nrt,cle NJ
Superior French Chemical Erasive Scan
or New York City Soap, put up in box.
ex OF go arr, one pound each. The genuine
s.rasive ard De,ersiye Soap has, since its intro.
orabiy known a. the
Best and Cheapest WASHING SOAP
In Martrt Recent discoveries Ino,e. o,I, ..
ne q.sfactuyer) enable me to produce, an ~; !.
Gle possessing chemical "DrrrRsINr Ann En- a.
s,yE Qualities far superior to any other Sosp.
/ Challenge the World to Produce n.
afge9 EqMal.fs
This soap is rapidly taking the Mac os IN al.
er soaps, wherever introduced. One poun,i viii
go as TAR as three pounds Of ordinary family so,n
pu, one quarter the time and tabor are REQUIRED
~ 20 s'.e same amount OF washing as with the
pess o' family eoap. IL win wash with aAnp
waisr' Clothes need no boiling, and but E,,T..
rubbing with the hapas. thus avoiding Tia 49,
upon the washSnard. II does not ini,ire The AZ
nc an ,he oontrasy.it preserves il aud (ixes III.
o!ofs, AZ WI remove paint, grease. or ss,;ne
Vi a'' Kinds. lreciiops sent IN each hov -
making oac fow nd Of the above So,n NV ~.
: Gatsons Of SiaMdsome 500 ~. .".o
Send ior box and give it trial. fvou ~ -:
on yan ssd DIVIDE SHa lssitse GET your
q Please be particular, and d ian An, .,,,.
or shipping The goods. ALSO. give 1,hs mn. ns
Pour postoftice, with the Stale ana 1919 ~
which you reside, ADDRESS, ~ : sfA" 'lYIl N
I'll u edi BIT. BAHBtTT. 49, +
n c3l,.,V Was hington s4cet, New York
-: Iwiu send box Of Soap on re,e; NJ ~ "a
v Postage ,eaa uA''ed States Treasury Noses
u. bABBirr it also the manufac,ur.r ~ ~
allowing ceehrused nys;r,.s -sui1.S ~ 81 - teei
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fRElGATS

RIGHTS.
10y this Route Fnlghis ol alf de.cri1 tions =, :,
10 forwarded to and from Phi adeloI;o NJ
FORK, bosom or. baltimore, 10 aud fgom am
point on the Railroads. Of Ohio, Eensi,cky. Id
ara, Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa or Missour:. RX
RAiL ROAD DIR CT.
:, ~ Penna Central Railroad also conoec.s a,
iliis1uIs With Steamers. By which Coz. c..,.i s
,or" arded g any poti on The Ohio, Mississisni
missouri, kansas, and other western riyers ri
81 Cleveland; Sandus.y and Chicaro .y;th S,sa'
mers u all Forts on the North Wrstero La.
Merchants sHd shippers enssustingthe ir.as.
ror'anon Of their freigh, to this Con,p,nv an
rely w'ih confidence ON its speedy transit. -
The Rates Of Freight 10 and from
any point in the IVES, by the Pa Contra; !; !,
a,e at % az omes rs FAVORABLE as are charred by
other Railroad Companies. ~ S'""s e' ny
cbe particular 10 mark packages VIA Pryx.,
For Freight Contracts or SHINING n;ro.,;,..
apply TO or address either OF the .oiIowiar ae,
OF tins Company: agents
". "A SrEwART, Freight Agent. Pittsbnrgh
1LAEKE n Co.. Transfer Agents. P,t,shnr,h
II BROWN Co. Cincinnati. Ohio
J. u. MooRg, Louisville, XIV.
a. -. r. sAss, 80. Louis, Missouri.
CLARKE Co, Chicago, III.
X. Z. MeidruEi, General frayeliny A..,, g.
Tue South and West g 'o'
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-03-05
UPREM,uM ON Go.n-Th. 81.

s $ who cannot change his prices wi, n ~.
mucsua'ons q gold wi,hou. incurring enormous
to eli hs Psns =, S p the lied
toners entitled to the heuef, of tho nls Gus
ao.n, rather than the street dehass,a s On
as.. carfsacy TVS country ever had. ne nn., ~. -"
1893 TO all Permitting the amount ol rh., o~ oI.
IN God the iuli premnm in this civ ON ,h ~
when received. In this way he l,,l,s ,oL, ~. ny
country ana his customers some good v;.h,, .e
made without Corn. =. - :" can"os Dc
When Paper money is sent United
preferred over al other. "''eu otates IL
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