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GREAT REMEDY!
Celebrated Family Ointment.

I. Nd, SAFE, 3iTnga aud the greatest External Rem.-
~ Ttcr Hssd ~ composed Of Jfgt'aHe EnrGois and
grs''s patsr D"qaai,d IA ira asRGs " Mtaic< for
car, 81 hflmraiory BseOss.
It : universally nc knowcdged to lie an nfah- remedy
every where il has bccn faithfully applied on the
human system. FOR promoting lnscnsblc Preparation aud
Invaluable In all diseases OF the C-h. Obstinate Ulcers,
cd sores. ChHbnus Sore Throat, lurns Cuts, Cuancous
rpo-, Surr Nipples, Sorc Breast Diseases Of the Eye.
A,ae ia The Face, Rheumatic Palms. Contacted Cords,
Pam w the side, Back and other pars Of - system &c aid
Head, bruises Frt-h Wounds, Plies. nnd every kind "
continuing the least particle of InfiaIna,.ca,
10 .i nv his
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ram aud au eweJdst4n'il
intended to be conveyed to Tue iI,!! 14fsiSa AN.)
Of NJ b, Ives Esq, at Potowomnt 1..heep hrT
from the mountoias about three hundreSy cama
the interior from the east coast Of Aricrs In
were a yrsent from HBM Consul in Zanzibar !.
gentleman in Salem. The variety is entirely
new, and quite unknown to na,uralis,s lis Dis.
tlncuishcd by an enormous fairness Of The tail and
singular duop, resembling tina. Of cattle anil
the absence OF horns in the ram. The wool i,
very coarse, more resembling hair ,mn the ar,i.
Gle which Is beginning To form so importan, n sta
pie IN The productions Of orr State; but in rec.
ompense ct this the mutton is said TO be nnriyal.
ed IN flavor and tenderness aud is probable that
by Jud'clous crossings with outnltiyc breed, va.
y IMPORTANT variety ulay be- produced sustain.
ing or Perhaps improving, the well known repa.
t'nonoi Rhode Island mutton. and not depfesia.
tiny It's fitness for wool ProJ. ionr.
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Fin, Sheet Iron, Copper Ware Mandatory.
NV of SON rs adon those already offered The following
ut which warranted work well when properly put
COOKING: STOVES.

HH%sn do d. DO F 6S9 pr do a% do 5 do
Imu do
do
o Franklin Ooal
IA Ia best aIas
ma
vice mi
safety
d
on bench L I s
"a
pertain la l iar
stampat b. nuarkc
n
lime 10 the ~ F further, .culIIcn TIN old Lawa
- m2 ISL J NANLEY & co.
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Rocks, Books!

NJCGUFFEN'S series Of school hooks.
vi Mtchcps and Olney's geography and atlas
RAYS Adams and Coihwns arthmeucs
Blank books, letter and cap paper, states, peas
pencils cnyci'ps, &c, full supply, now opening
AT June L.. I Sanger & Cos.
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4 FlNEas~orrmcni of Fans, from to IL .hil.
~ llngs, at the tmylOl New ENCLAND BRANCH.
DARASALS OF the most approved styles, al
i iroIn2 to2l shlillugs at the v +. Brdnch
GUNNER HATS OF a variety ofstylcs, at the
- may 10 Nso England Branch
I AFFLER Il Smiths superior Gun Powder, a,
1.-The mylO N + Branch
NOUNG Tyson Tea. n good article for 50 cents
i per 10 a; the mylO " L Braach.
BOSTON Maid a good assortment. al the
ID maylO y L Branch
nRIED Currants and Raisins at the
- may 10 Ne Branch.
(NOD Fish a first rate article atthe
y may 10 y r, Branch
A NEW article of Cheese Strainer, supefioI lie
"A any thing in the market ut the
Iune7 Nep England Branch.
7 AWNS, from G. to 25 cts per yard. at the
IL inc .Ne,o England Branch
NTSOQuETO NET1ING-arthe
WI ine Ner England Branch.
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The Farmers Wants Met
Persons Patented Seed Drill,

lCl SOll . i otSAVSA WV ~ AAAJ
MANUFACTURED AT CHICAGO.
q ANlNG Just returned from the country.
where lhave seen number OF the farmers
u ~ who used this drill last spring and tail, anu
many others have henrdro 10y letter all express
my themselves satisfied with their purchase, aud 90
notbeicve any farmer would take three tunes lhe
cosicr his drill providing he could not obtain an
other The saving o! labor and seed alone Is sui
hccn, iuducement tor every inrmer TO have urIll
hut there are other consde ions OF stu greater nm
portance, as it has been fully asceriaIned ina a.
least one ihrd more wheat can be raised "AeIc 1t
Is SEEDED with good drill
The work Of tie drill IL no, confined to toe seed;
in. Of wheat, but val seed all kinds o. gram anu
seeds Mr.. De Volt OF Wisconsin, who purchas-
ell drl last sprng, said he would plant or SOW
every seed on his farm except potatoes WIN ''e
dri!l. Many have inquired Of me i GLyn could be
planted 10 advantage with the dE | say II can
the dulat Rockford by E!r II W. Barross, James
IEorksand ! Johnson. They sad iheJ would get
at least one lh!rd more corn taan n en- pIanted Nv
the usual why. Il WI! te rememheIed maj ms Is
PERSONS PATENTED SEED DKiLi;'
Manufactured o. Chicago, ny A Naner v men i nu
mi,rl 10 c TAR superior 10 any grain drlll m ths
county ard perhaps IN the world. For simplicity
durability, and neatuess Of workmanship, II STANDS
, unnya,led There are other drills that are SOLD Tor
less ronCy bat II is not always the thing Soid al me
loves price that Is the cheapest; and Is so WIN
drills Any good farmer who gets one OF my drliis.
aud becomes Dissatisfied with ms bargain, j. at hh,
criy to return II IN SIX months, m gnhI ofdeI a'h
viii give HIM his money back and take the Increase
oi grain raised by using the drill Tor ia use Any
farmer wishing drill in the spring, will be dlsap'
pO.uich u getting 1t unless he sends III ms oinc'
soon az | am making for hone but thoSe that ordcr
Send along the orders; spung will soon be mere
will give the names OF a few farmers who have ms
rs drills or have had wheat seeded hy them
ILLINOIS.
lirssrs King & Lnrhrop, st Charles
James Brown, Geneva
Joseph Churchill, Batavia,
Jane, Schoruhaven, Elrin.
J. IL Seward, Morngn.
ii W BArrass, Rockford
James Works,
Horace lhller,
q. c. Miller,
Joseph Wilson, R1fl,o Grove
Riuewault : llidernaA, Mt Carol,
IN j schoolmakcr Pennsylvania Settlement
% John Gage, Arlington, Lake CO.
q, William Red,l Ottawa.
i'll Ralph MaIc7 ~
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% a boiling July sun !
'arrot lay fiat down,
ie me, they had been
ecdud.
aerlous matter sniA |
must have help about
# thinking" said nv
'nrd all IN confusion.
,mpletely overgrown.
inat they were meant
between us that We
',of n foil gown man
'trclntorcc ourselves
VI u brisk youngstcr
Inpon as the happy
fellow Of decidedly
irnouu made such n
vas dclightod.-b bed
M clrn-rAand dress
III was quite ashnm /.
on Illumination |
up both weeds and
followed up by
I'Nich should be re-.
who seek for help }
loser Of all tools,
liable lcavcr-o open
rs such n person.
by aud ill.luck--
- nm estate. His.
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SILKS.

Black l'a,inu G.a d, Swiss Gro lie Rh.I. six
Rich Bro, ade and Chameleon si~s,
Turks Satin, EGGuc! s!ils and sa'lnS
J.. 7. SANGER & CO.
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New England Branch Store,
Rogers, Mills & Co.

RI now receiving N the stand lorulerly occupied
"a by g Burr general assortment Il
Spring y SUMNER GOODS,
10 winch they respectfully invite the attention Of The
C.uLeus Of Ottawa sndi;s vicinity
Dor stock con-lstsofa good assortment If Fancy
IL Dress Goods. Man,ilas, Shaws, Bouncts, Rih-
bons, Gloves, Hosiery. Boots & SHOES: Genie
mems Lcghotn 4 Straw Hats Groceries Hardware
CrockeTy, Paper liangiugS, &c al, at winch have
been assorted with much care. and bought at the
very lowest caslprces, which viii enable Us to SCI
as low n nry one m the western market
One OF the partners residing east, aud near New
York, will enable to receive ncH goods frequent
ly,and OF the latest and most desirable styles aud
We Halter ourselves that shall be able 10 please
all that may favor ~ with call
Produce oi lil kinds taken unmarked prices
Duawa, Nny
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Millinery,
Directly opposite Gridsg d Prcsioas Store
NItS. GREGG
w lSIlES To inform the Ladies Of Ottawa aud
w the county. that she has received her

w thc county that she has received her
Spring IND SUMMER GOODS,
consisting ot Ladies agi Misses Straw, Hair aud
Lace Bonnets, which she will sell as cheap as the
chrHlrsi
Also cnnrtsilks Nisue Silks & Trimmings.
Flowers, TABS KID Gloves, Dress Cars Black Lance
Wells, l.,iicl Collar. aud Gulf, Dress and Nisttc
Patterns, latest sNlc.
= straw aud Tuscan llonnrts repaired on short
notice, SIk lionnrts made mp to order lnings
aud Trimmings awayson hand
lhdies,plcasc caIlbctorc gong clscwhc!c,
oiNwa, Naval,
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DIAM, black and colored silks, figured and wa
tered silks, poplins, hnrcres, mus'lns de nlncs
asresr de- 1nes, lawns p,nln and figured Swiss anc
lacGhst mushns, French, Scotch English aud \
mcrican gihsdlms, Of every variety OF style anc
paiterns-at extremely low prices
mnv3 L. P. SANGER 4 Co.
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HATS AND TAPS,
CARPET BAGS. TRUNKS, UMBRELLAS,
And any amount of
Gemtlemen's Furnishing Goods.
10000 garments of oil sizes and varieties.
~ Being determined and Gbie TO take tho lest
in nv line oftrade. will sell at lower prices Than
people in this community have been in the habit Of
buvna at and respectfully invite every body 70 cx-
anime my stock and prices before Purchasing else
where.
CS-No trouble or charge to show goods, and don't
forget the right place.
-" Empire clothing Store, at Sanger a. -ir
y,o-Ir, va Brirk Block, one dyor uet o' -N.srs
SANGER d Co., Store. LRIGGH
Ottawa, April &c
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y b Forks, hoes, -cy,hcs and snaIh7 from the
best manufactures Farmers are invited 10 call
aud see. Poultry, eggs, butter anu cGec'e-uIso
smoked meat, hams, &c, or beet wanted,
,uIy : pm Gro MANN
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e.: " = = Dz-E= - "A ~ s~S .

- HHDS sug,r ) bj,s loai0nd crushed do
DO bh-. -ugar house and plantation molaSses.
81 bugs Jnya md RIO coffee
Is boxes tobacco. ) bbls sncrntus.
q chests Young Tyson, II y.on, Hyson Skin, I'm
pcral and GunpowdcT Teas, tor3,o shllIings per
pound.
70 boxes soap.
Pepper spice, ginger cloves, cinnamon, nutmcGs,
alum. coppcras, indigo, logwotd madder, iu-'Ic
horax glue sulphur rosin starch, at prices 10 sul'
the times June l.. t. SANGER & Co,
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Passage from and Money
RE.NI1IED I.O
GREAT BRITAIN AND IREL Nd.
EAGLE LlNEn

VIEW YOEE Il LIl'ERPOOL PACKETS
DERSONS wishing 10 send tor their friends in
] Great BRIAN Or Ireland eau any time make
the necessary arrangements with the subscriber
who have IN connection with one Of the fret houses
in Great Britain, a very complete and extensive ar
rangcmcnt tor the accommodation OF persons emf
grating 10 America For the promp, execution Of
their engagements the subscribers have the ndvnn-
tagc Of having the sole agency for passengers Of the
splendid ships composing the
"EAGLE LiNE" Or NEW york AND
LITERPOOL PACKETS.
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knownas the old BSSs 6SnSii!.
keeping all kinds oftEc hes, an,
ming implements and seeds
eago are invited 10 cal on the
Chicago, JLn.il a. NANE,
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HEALING VIRTUES.

1, fat, authenticated here, wcn as all over tn,
StS'o and indeed the whole states that sonn's
Medicines have obtained wide spread celebrity and re-
ptatOn, which they justly entitled by their "hsang
prts,s" and powers. We are not among those who
prone endorse every patent humbus that along,
and IN this instance have delayed cndor until
have en able TO make assurance iouby sure only
hy testing them personally ourselves. but fton the tcst
nOny Of 4 portion of the community living
around u.s. Illinois ClGlr, .pT.l u, leSv.
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81 GA-u ~
4 Tall timespaid for hides and skins nj the Tau.
"A merry, ~ uiniy store, on Canal stree.
MAY u. w. HASKELL.
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HOOi<S - STATIONERY
hey ARE also agents l1T lrinr' N 'u7 So
PATENT MELODEON,

which they aye prepared to sell az manufacturers
rr.c~- The public are invited to call aud examine
these popular instruments, NO tHlRGE FCR
DlyITTINCE Ottawa, July -.
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&. ISl Y D..

& zoo LBS Barea Ohio Grindstoncs, war
O,oJv ranted cquolt onny in market, for sal.
nj the old hardware store OF
June u. J NANLEy & Co.
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NUTTON & FNFE have received fresh lot Of
y excellent 50 cent Tea superior Black and
Young Tyson at all prices. July u
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4 GREAT variety Of black, drab, and other col
\ OTIS also two cases Pear Union Hats, Tor salt
,,',,pn t,r cash hy June l.uCKwOuD.
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,ppantus ArTdoNS u.edin ali he Departments
.IliOn,
LOCATION This instirn,ions located at Mt Pal
llur, Putnam county. 10 miles from Peoria, 10
niles south OF prrg aud la Sale, aud 10 miles east
,t lIcnuePn 1t is retired elevated and healthy
pot aud IN the midst otRn cn,crprsing and religious
lrtss Rev. e, NJ WRHny, OF Mt !alatmc
CHiBLEN Cross
July 26 1851 Srcr'y Of the Board and Agent
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OF different colols, sizes, and prIccs,nt
June Loccwoons.
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Hnn PIECES Cottonldc, Drills pepms,
~" Kerseys, JOans, aud fancy stutts for
mru'saud bows wear, cheaper than ever, at
In l,CCKWuOu'S.
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TWTITWW mn TT' -VNNTNT WTTIT. 0'TT- I"0' % y" -
nrr ulnrtrr. Extras Music Piano Forte, So, use
If instrument, - EmhroIdrry Drawing and
Painting. lom - To 81 French 50. Contingent
bili r2l cents Room, 81 80. The above expenses
paynhIr in advance. No student admitted for less
unc than halt a term Rooms in the institution
hui,hcdhy the occupants There vii be 'acn-
,n oti,yo week ntthr close Of the winter scs,0n,
and one Of xix weeks at the close Of the sumner
session.
The annual commencement will take place on
the Attn OF July at which time there will be an exam
|ma'iun the college classes, aud an exhibition.
[ Good board can be obtained on reasonable terms.
/ students wishing to bonrd themselves Vi,. be ur-
. li.hrd with rooms IN the institution The trustees
Nill spare no pnins 10 make this institution worthy
!, ifpntronnge Measures nrc being taken 70 Obtain
n extensive library We have already an ekce''
INT geological cabinet liolroy'S mathematics
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NEW sCOIsg:.

DEGNLIAS, and Masonic Eega,as for "a.
II cheap, # applied soon, ut
Jun. II kony & NAyrLFPA"M's
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BILLS At SIGHT

Tor sale in sum, to suit which will beca he'd boy any
OF the Banks and nrhcpuucpo towns Throughout
England, ireland, Scotland aud Wales. Barnett
Hoars, & Co, Bankers London, tuI James Nc
Hrury Merchant Liverpool.
Apply to or address post paid,
WhrEtRN IlDElNG, Ottawa, Ill,
or 10 Joh1 Men rchacl 50 old -Apcomcr Of souil
st. y Y June ii
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including supcrlc7 black and gNtn teas; sugars
sold at tam prices july ,
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A LARGE assortment Of Panama, China Pear
Il and Lcah,ln hat, double and single brIms and
of all qualities tor sale chccper than ever before, at
lurr IotKwuOp'S.
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sugar house ,.olnsscs.


\ TONS oithIs inst rccciyrd-a very superior ar
- tcle-tor sale low. WALKBR & llIcELlNG.
June II
!ENNY LIND Hats, Jenny Lind Pants Jenny
j Lind Goats, and Jenny Lmd Vrs's, for sale Il
march - koHS & NA%uLEBAUM.
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Domestic Goods !!

II l-Ib-I lO-l IT OcacNrd ana UIOWN sNTVV'
iug- and sh.rtngs. batting waddlng, cotton yarn,
carpr, warp. striped -hrtmgs tckings diapers now
opening at the corner brick store, and for sale at
very Iuw figures June : l.. ? SANGrR & Co.
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EOaS RIVE.

'I>lle dwelling ia front OF the Court House. At
L will Ice let for oHcc---ho lower aud upper
part separately. June J. G.. NArrlNgrE,
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Roads, woody,s Mil. Rousseau, Hieksr.on'. x

Roads, Woody's Mill, Rousseau, Hekerson's x
Roads, and Malta, 10 McConnellsvllo, 70 miles
and back, once week.
Lave Am,syilie every Friday at mi
Arrive at McconneIlsvile same day by 4pmi
L. ave McConnelsvlIle every Saturday at 3 am;
Arrive at Amesylle same day by 4pm
lOl2s From Cheser by Bashan and Grahams Station 10
Great Bend and r,,un by Sterling Bottom, equal
TO IS miles and back, week.
Leave Chester every Tuesday at sm
Arrive al Great Bend same day by IL m
Leave Great Bend every TUESDAY at N;
1929 From Gaipols, by Raeoon island South New Cas-
tic, Hereford Swan Creek, Green Bottom. Milers.
Haskeivile, and Quaker Bottom, 70 Guyandote,
Va, 81 milos and back, once week,
Leave dallipols every Friday at s. M
Arrive AT uuyandotte next day by IL
Leave Gayardot.s every Saturday at2pm
Arrive at Swan Creek same day by 81 m;
Leave Swan Creek every Thursday at sam;
Arrive a, Gsllpols same day by m.
l0l50 From Galipos, by Smiths Bays Bottom, and
N'lIer's, 10 Haskellville, 80 miles and back once
Leave Gsllpos every Tuesday at am;
Arrive At Haskellville same day by SPIN;
Leave Haskelville every Wednesday at a M
Arrive al GHllpols same day by 6p m.
lOl3l From Gaipolis, by Addison Cheshire, Silver Run,
Salisbury, Pomeroy, Chester, Alfred, and Tuppers
Plains, to Coolvle 43 miles and back, twice a
Leave Gallpos every Wednesday and Friday at S
Arrive at Coolvlle same days by SPIN;
Leave Coolvie every Thursday and Saturday at s
am;
Arrive at Galpos Same DAYS by m.
lOls2 From Galipois by Pine Grove, vn,on, and Ew-
ington, TO Wlikesvile, % miles and back,
week.
Leave Galpois every Thursday at I'm;
Arrive at Whkssvlle same day by pm;
Leave Wilkesvile every Thursday at sam;
Arrive at Gallpols same day by IL am.
1913 From Portsmouth, by Sciotovlle, Wheelersburg
Franklin Furnace, French Grant Hanging Rock,
Iron,on, Coal Grove, Greene's Store, Burlington,
and Quaker Bottom, to Guyandotte, Va, 50
miles and back. three times a week.
Leave Portsmouth every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at4 am;
Arrive a, Guysndoe same days by 6pm;
Leave Guyandotte every Wednesday, Friday, and
Sunday at IN;
Arrive at Portsmouth days by SPIN.
l0l34 From Portsmouth, by Scioo, to Iron Furnace, 26
miles and back once a week.
Leave Portsmouth every Saturday at ami
Arrive at Iron Furnace same day by pm;
Leave Iron Furnace every Saturday at 2pm
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Arrive at Newatk sdme Day py D p M
l0l69 From Granville, by Alexandra, Johnstown Rey,
nolds. Vans Valley Sunbury, Berkshire, and
Alum Creek, TO Delaware, "a miles and back
Leave Granville every Wednesday and Saturday at
6am;
Arrive a, Delaware same days by 6pm;
Leave Delaware every Tuesday and Friday at SAM
Arrive at Granville same days by m
lel70 From Granville Fedona, miles and beck, twce
Leave Granville every Tuesday and Friday a, s an;
Arrive at Frcdona same days by I'm
Leave Fredonia every Tuesday and Friday Tam;
Arrive at Granville same days by yam.
l0l7l From Mount G,lead by Andrews and Shsuks, TO
Lexington II miles and back, twice 4 week
Leave Mount Gilcad Tuesdays and Thursdays "o
Arrive a, Lexington same days BY IAN;
Lowe Lei ington Tuesdays and Thursdays at P nj
i0lT2 From Delaware by Radnor and Prospect TO Little
Sco,a 20 miles and back, week.
Leave Delaware every Saturday sam;
Arrive at Little Sciota day by I2m;
Leave Little Sciota every Saturday at m;
Arrive at Delaware same Day by pm
lOl73 From Delaware, by Kilbourne, Nimmons Cross
Roads, and Bloonh to Mount Liberty, IS males
and back, week.
Ltave Delaware every Friday At 10 m;
Arrive at Liberty ssme day by m;
Leave Liberty every Saturday at 8 am;
Arrive AT Delaware same day by 2 m.
l0l7A From Delaware, ny Patterson, Redwood Wilkins,
York, and Rsymonds, to East Liberty 30 miles
and back, once week
Leave Delaware every Thursday at 6 am;
Av. = EI', Liberty ,.s s .y. %
Arrive at Delaware same dsy Ivy p m
I0I75 From Delaware by Seoa Bridge, Little Mill Creek,
Mary.vle, Milford Centre, Woodstock, and Bnn-
ton, to Urbana, 40 miles and back, three times a
week.
Leave Delaware Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
ats
Arrive a, Urban. .nme days by spm;
Leave Urbana Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturdayat
Sans
Arrive at Delaware same days by Bpm.
loI76 From sunbury, by Porter, Kingston Centre, MIN,
mons Cross Roads, Marengo, Bennington. and
Lincoln to Mount Gl.sd, IS miles and back,
twice week.
Leave Sunbury every Tuesday and Friday at ms
Arrive at Mount 0,lesd same days by ~ m;
beave Mount 0iead eveey Tuesday and Friday a
lpm;
Arrivs at Sudbury same days by SPIN
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Leave cbardon every Tuesday and Saturday, a. 8 am;

Leave chardon every Tuesday and sa urday at 8 m;
Arrive al Rayenna ssme days oy nmi
Leave Rsyenna every Monday AID Friday at a m
Arrive al CatIon stn,e DAVIS by m
l0033 From Caaion. by Bauysle, Marlboro Mahonlng,
Dtelf ID Frederick, Milton, Duck Creek. Han
mas Mills, Notth Jackson, and L len, 10 Warren,
SO NH an hack a We k
Leave Caution every Tuesday at pm;
Arrive at Ware xt day by pm;
Leave Warren every Monday a SAM
Arrive al Canioa next day by ~ m
l003i From Canton, Ivy New Berlin, Grsen'own, Lake
North Springfield and M,dd ebury, 10 Akron "a
niles and back, lhne Times week
Leave Canton every Tuesday, Ihursday, and Ss'ur-
day At IN;
Arrive ., Akrun saG7 days by pm
Leave Akron every Moaday Wednesday and Friday
nliam,
Arrive a, Canton same days by 6pm.
lOoS5 From Nass Ion by al f on, Clinton, Nimisi-
L. Alron Cua, ahoga Falls ana Stow, TO Frank
la ML.s 80 mile AID hack, six times week.
l., ave Ma sion ally ,ceId Su, day al | ami
Arrive al F apknn Nh Is same day me TO connect
wi Cleveland mat say ~ PM;
L. We F,anklin Mills daiiy ~ Sunday after arr
val of Cleveland niai' say al pm;
Arive al Massik sane d., = by ~ Pm
lOO3s Fon Mas elton" ny N"arre, t'o w'r, Zoar Canal
Dover, New P4iadepn a, ruscarswas. Goaden.
hutsn, Port Washington, Ne .comertown, White
Eye Pans and VS. L'f,yeue, 10 Coshoc,on, e.
mi es AM back, three tim 8 week.
Leave Massiloo every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive ., C shoc,on next days by Hams;
Lave Coshoeon every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday al 4 am,
Arr,vo a, Masslon next days by liam.
lo037 From Bolivar, by s"dyv'e Magnolia, Waynes-
burg Malvern, Oneida Mills. p, kin, Minerva,
East Rochester, and Green Hili to Hanoverton,
81 mita and back, twice a week
Leave Bolivar every tuesday aah Saturday at 3 m
Arrive al Hanove,ton same days ny p IA;
Leave Hanoverton every Monday a"d Friday at 7
am;
Arrive at Bolivar same days by pm.
Proposals for three times week are invited
l003S From New Portage by Norton Centre, Western,
Star, Wordsworth, and River Styx, to Medina 10
miles and back, three times weak.
Leave New Portage every Tuesday, Thursday, and
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YOUNG Y COMP.
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IMPORTADORES Y TRAFICANTES

I'm .Joyeyia, Re7ges y Prenderia.
No CALLE DE CAMP, NUEvA ORLEANS.
57Se atiende con esmero la composition
de relojcs toda clase de prendas.
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