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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

0tWe are pleased to learn, through the Can
field, Sentinel, that the. Democrats Of Mahoning
county, have given almost an unanimous express
sion in favor Of the adoption Of the popular vote
system. Let our neighlbors adopt this excellent
system and it will cover multitude of the evils
under which they have labored is2r several years ears
past. -. 80. s- -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

THE NEw .sIRaoosS DUk - n he English papers
state that the Marquis Of Douro, who by the death
of his father has just ceeded to the title ofDuke
of Wellington, is an old aoue and topper lacking
both genius and talents. He drives away ennui
by the highly interesting amusement of foggging
his wife, and does not possess half as much nora1i-
ty as the law. allows him.. .ss,s asa ~ II
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

F. ~ D. G. Goddard, son of Gen. Chas. B. God
dard, of GAINESVILLE, and son-in-law of S. T. Vim
ton, Esq, ofGalipolis, died in Washington City,
few days since. He was an estimable young
gentleman, and gave promise of future erninence.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

~ The Democrats cf " Narren; on the 2Sd ut,
held meeting to nominate candidate for Post
Master, for that town, where polls were opened
and a balleting had, which resulted in the choice
Of J. S. KIBBEE, who will be theapplicant for the
office upon the coming in of the new administra-
ton =. - - - -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

1--WE last week announced the death OF
Senator CovEy froIn3the injuries received ythe
bursting of the boiler of the Buekeye STATE. Two
Representatives, Messrs. BARTLETT and oAkEE,
were on the Inflated boat, andwere seriously in-
jured and have not yet. been able to take their
seats in the House, A S#s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
neafl, of Iuaae Eorwara.

Hon. WALTER FORWARD, one of the Oldest
and ablest members of the legal profession, died
at Pittsburgh, on the oath ult. He had formerly
been Representative in Congress; was Dele
gate in the Convention to amend the Constitution
of Pennsylvania; was Comptroller of the Treas
ury; he was Secretary Of. the Treasury during
Tyierss administration; he was Charge de Affairs
to Denmark and at the time of his decease he
was Chief of the DISTRICT Court of Allegheny
country. He was much respected by the people.
Mr.. Forward was a resident of Aurora in. this
county, in his youngrr days, and his father,
Judge Forward, was among the early settlers of
that township, where he died, and was buried.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

oTour neighbor of the Wig complains i, that a
somebody is in the habit Of borrowing his
choice exchanges, without leave. or iscense. The
camp how does he expect the editor to get up
spiritededitorials, when his exchanges are missing
We have still better excuse. Our scissors were
destroyed by the late fire. .. sssse
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

Look OUT.-Notes on the Bank of Milford,
State of Delaware, are in circulation in this sec
ton of country. They are considered Of doubtful
value, if, indeed, they not entirely worthless
Keep clear of them.-C Cleveland Commercial
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

ABsEkr-This being understood to be the day
Tor casting the Electoral vote of the State the ed
itor of this paperis absent at the Capitol.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

The Postmaster-G eneral has decided that
there is nothing either in the laws or regulations
ofsthe Post Office Department hprevents the
sending of periodicals or papers to "actuai and
bona fide subscribers agents deufcrs- the
same as if they were mailed directly from the oi-
fee ofpubhcation- former decisionstothe con-1
trary notwithstanding. The first section of the
new law embraces the case. s$7@s es=a 575sa II
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

LETTER ENVELOPES. The stamped envelopes
which the new postage law requires the Depart
ment to place in the. hands Of the. Postmasters
for sale, will be in readiness sometime in Janu-
ary.-sf assztst ~ ss5sl - g.zt
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

Griour neighbor of the Wing, charges the
Democrats with cutting dowhthe skinned tamarac
of the Wings, on the night Of the Jubilee. We
did hope that our neighbor would learn lesson
from the result of the election, and be cured OF
its proclivity to falsehood But his case is hope
less. His s'ruling passion is strong in DEATH
If he knows anything about it, he knows that the
Democrats had nothing to do with cutting down
their staddle We are glad however, to learn
that it has been converted to useful purpose.
Thatis what could never be done with the Wing.
party. But the current of electricity may pass
over tito the end of time will continue to stand
there, 'lifeless staddIe-the true representative
still Of poor dead Whiggery.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
The Electoral Fsajorities since lsss.

OFFICIAL VoTE OF PENNsYLvAEIA.-Th vote
for the several Presidential candidates in Penn
sylvania stands as follows:
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

OF The Chicago (Illinois) Times states that
the farmers in that vicinity have recently lost some
90 or so head of cattle, by strange and fatal
disease Cattle are attacked suddenly ard die in
few hours. From an examination of one or two
carcasses, the lungs and heart were found to be in
diseased condition; but as yet the name and
character of the scourge are unknown. 80 &
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

T. BUTLER KING A WITNESS AGAINST HIMSELF
At the last session of the Grand Jury of San
Francisco county, L. B. King appeared as an IN
former, and stated fact, which exhibits, at the
same time, his own and the character of his par
ty. The fact was, that as collector he was in the
habit of seizing small vessels and those which be-
longed to individuals, the first violation OF the
passenger law by Congress. But the vessels OF
the great companies were allowed to pass on with
impunity, though equally culPable. lie relerfeo
to the case of the Pacific Mail Steamship Compa-
nv to the Government for decision. This is true
Federal doctrine practically demonstrated The
large, wealthy, monopolies are permitted to go
snouestioned and untouched, whilst the individu-
al who has his all embarked, perhaps, in little
brig or schooner, is Immediately pounced upon,
libelled and crushed. This is Just such conduct
as might have been expected from such source.
Democratic State Jouraat, Cal. Oct. a.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
Our Next GoverEaoF---CoE. NT ed

OEr Next tGeyeTzaoE---goE. NEeasiEF.
The time is drawing near when the democracy
will be called upon to say, who SHALL be our
next Governor, and in our opinion it will be an
act of wisdom in them to designate Col Medill,
our present excellent Lieutenant Governor, Gov
Wood having been twice electtd to that office it is
not to be presumed that he will be candidate for
reelection, and we hope and expect to see Cold
MediIl nominated with general consent and by
aeclamation. He is every way qualfed;a SCUM.
democrat and an excellent man. He has ever
been the fayorite of the democracy i'll this section
and they would rejoice to have an opportunity of
casting their votes for him for Governor. In the
late campaign he did signal service in the cause
of democracy on the stump. Wherever he went
he won golden opinions, and made hosts OF
friends, and no man in the State will make
stronger run-let him be nominated and the. peo-
pie will elect him triunphantly - Trp'nbu0 DEM
o,r1t. fz-zss -s..sss.-g,.z=
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

0~F The following table exhibits the number of
votes cast at each Of the Presidential elections
for the past 25 wears: '55~s ~
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01
NEW JERSEY OFFIcIAL.-The following is the
official vote of New Jersey:
New YoRK.-The official vote of New York.

! POPULATION OF CANADA.-The census which
has just been completed shows the following re-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-12-01

der twelve feet of rock, has been discovered in
Burton, Geauga county.-Er.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1852-05-22

wedge" to general disturbance of the landed pro-
perty, (of the Government at least,) with all "the
conceits and consequences" which would follow in
the train Of such policy, were wrung from us by
real and keen sense Of the danger to which, by the
sudden and unexpected passage Of this intiatory ac
the existence Of this Republic may, in the end, be
exposed.
Most happy shall we be, should this bill become
law, that apprehensions of its effects may turn
out I'd have been erroneous and that the prophecies
and promises Of its conscientious friends may come
to be fulfilled and justified.
vae far Is for their subsistence and 50
long they occupy and cultivate it, they have the right
to the SOIL but they voluntarily leave it, then any other
people have right to settle upon it. Nothing be sold
but such things can be carried away"-Black Hawk
''No one is able to produce charter from Heaven,
has any better title to particular possession than his
neighbor. ."-PaIey.
There is no foundation in nature or in natural law
why set of words upon parchment should convey the
dominion of land. p Blackstone
" set out on this ground which suppose to be self
evident that the earth belongs id usuruct to the living
Jefferson.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1852-05-22

We are enabled to spread on our pages to-day the
whole Of Mr. Senator PEARcE's able and thorough
defence Of the Administration against certain charges
adduced in the Senate of misconduct in the man
agement Of some branches Of the public service.
The speech is necessarily long, to be complete and
to accomplish fully its patriotic purpose.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1852-05-22

The Funeral Of the venerable Mrs ADAMS, on
Tuesday, was marked by those testimonies Of res
pect due to her estimable character and her eminent
place in the public regard 1t was attended by the
President Of the United States and the members Of
the Cabinet the Presiding Officers and many of the
Members Of the two Houses Of Congress, Generals
ScoTT and Wool, and large body of citizens, Off
cial and unofficial. The religious services So
lemnly performed by the Rev. Mr.. PYNE and the
Rev Mr.. FRENCH, and the body was followed to the
grave by of the longest funeral professions ever
witnessed in thiscity the following gentlemen acting
as Pail Bearers: ;
Hon. w. r. KING, Hon. C. M. CONRAD,
Hon. Mr.. MANGUM, Hon. LINN BOYD,
Hon Mr.. SUMNER, Com. NORRIS,
Hon. Mr. FOWLER, Gen. JEsUP,
Mr.. SEAToN, Mr. R. SMITH
Mr.. F. B. STOCKTON, Mr.. w. T. CARROLL
Mr.. CHARLES F. ADAMS, of Boston, the only
surviving son of the deceased did not reach the city
in time to close his venerable parents eyes, but time
enough to unite with the other members of the family
in paying the last Offices Of affection to her remains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27
.k;ssAL atvYlgES,

SurREAF ecu Rim THE NATTER or rHE APPLI-
~ eaten fthe hs,er Aldermen and Comm anaity o. the
iirs avenue NOS airvsdy orened from rest
ssid III The nderssred Of sstim - sad
assessment IN tie tied hsreby give noc,
The e Of the State Il e a is AN ass CO
ting particularly Che city d New YORK into one ist
.ssea pi 9 ls sne also The a0t .atles "A Az 70
o. ases.G hts aud taxes in the city ard county
iii p'Sssa say ,sh s
q 81 =, ard npsoysd ar I. ds
mott IN tie shove emitted AMI that all perons
orpo ca,nc reqa q prsseu' their ajs
tlus n vrt',g 70 Jonsthaa W Allen the calirm.a Of
the said omists at his resi- ieno 3j Thonpscn
street in the eli, thew iort within shirsy dsgs
esd estimate AID ssaessmsnt follow s,y;
a. ths pars q Lir avenue 4as txeea w nerthry
fourth steg also a. that part OF fir,t avenue
water RI On tho East i er q. ii sssr.ects said Firs
ayeue letwesn inoty. and y ~ 18th streets Also
marx % he tatt rver ~ or sear the southe,y ls OF
siso of First avenue Setwe,n n,rthery
site Of i25th street and line q high ~ater
as 'sd out snd coored the daasge map OF tho si
sioncr Of the city Of New Yotk And also ali rs iuts
piece Or parcels q Land situate in ito said city Of
between northory tls line
ely see ot6 street AZ laid out snd ceored Ia.
msp Of the COMMISSIONERS Of Estimate aid A5lessnont
Map Of the prOperyto benede bv opening
Sew York p iss' sSha1d ,marm, SsS City sa 2,
veycr," 10 file in the Com IA 90
OF the city Of New York Aud alsp all pieces or
cells OF land cling lying both siS street.
OF Forty and the southerly side R1htg
fourth street, bounded the east by line distant ha
between sad Frat avenue and Avenue and
wettby Hue hh distant between said First
rent file aforesaid in the oihoe of street
tommissoner Of the CITY If New also, eli
parcels of land situate lying both sides
streets interhectpg said first between the
side Of Eghty xth street and the herly side of Gh
street Also the c at she the lot at the
OF l6th street and lrt Also the lot
OF lot at the southwest
First Also lots at tho lot
also, he sNgusr lot at tho tho io the
west corner OF 2th street and First Aso the
triangular lot ht the of the lot at the northeast
OF tatIt and on he
porhery side of l2st street distant
weserp from he westerly side said First avenue
two lots the eide of First avenue o1ntruous
snd OF Phip lledoer. aud the southery side Of
l2d street. Alo lots y; the of laad of Philip
MlsdUlier the northwest FIRST
I'D street Ast, three lots owned hy Phillip Me-
dcer the northwest Of l,kl First
T. Psyue. at the Of land Of Jane Chestermtn
tween l2d and l24h Streets and ing at ri
snd also lot lying he north SIDE fth street
seventyye feet rly from the First wo,
port the above entitled will and pfs-
SCI tee TO the supreme Court the state Of Ne york
speei.l term OF ~ said ut 10 be held A. the Cty Hall
OF the otyot New ork saturday lth day of Ua
COUNSEL 10 heard motion will DC made that said
report be confirmed.
JON ATTAIN W ALLEN
GEORGE II PURoER, }Commission RI.
WILLIAM SINCLAIR.
HENRY v DAWES Attorney.
ated New York. sept. % ls52.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

SrREET DEPARTMENT, NO. a HALL OF RECORDS
Public notice hereby givcr, the foiIowns petit
tone have been presented In the Board Of
Third street. tween Broadway and seventh aveuus
regulate set curb and gutter and dag four eot sidewalks
Als The folio gins eesolotionrc flag tsI feet threagN
south sidewalk of rkirtyrst street. Sixth and
zenith ssenues All persons interested having objections
thereto requested to them In writing TO the
deregned ht hs office, before the 10th dsv stober
inst. JOHN r. DODGE Strsas corsst,i.ziana,
October ~ IRs2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27
El.ssrsilNG.
SHIPPING.

STEAN BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
Ss s;ssw end Rex Ts5a q,
sss ,:s.t s,
ssa ssn ss' sS' -. aS a 9dy s s
'''''N e''''' ~ " j. !. EosyMoN S f sse.sv.,
EoR sAyANsAH--usIrED STATES MAIL LINE
The new and and, ollsndid sssaa,shp ALABAMA {. D. Lud
lew ssr1a9 w eaye on SATURDAY October gth at fosr
shSaEL i hiTciiLL' Lis lgi ffP Faqs street St
Saturday Eoye tth. For speed strength aeoonoda
tons aud fare sLcs p have superiors
TINTED STATES MAIL IJNE-FoR NORFOLK, Pc
ana .pesdid ssssa.Sp kssaass rs.r ass
1s On iSS es sss mail w syG pier Z
Bis lading siened oily bosrd For leght spply
From. sss,a. near Old Sip = Dl-NN : IAA sASiS %
VANDERBILT LIN E.-FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
The Gully Inc giving tickets for crossing tho tsthmua
tons viii leave from rsr No North rye, A. shres ooiosS
viii as o ssn sSs s ss
rrua Transit route having y. twelve miles Of land tran
notatoqs and ventilation For informs.on plssaxs,
apply only to .. b. ALLEN, As,nb
AUsrRALIA. PIONEER LINE or MONTHLY
packets Tho ms Snitosos CLIPPER ship scARGo no.
40 tors emsn viii sncs,ed tho oNEoo as af.a ship Of
M Ss ars o, s' EH9u9y a. the h ~ sC for
ago ana aIsneed \. .. sae underwriters 10 London and
ssussd ha Is @ IN .c S VI s
q the othe, ships rsiseo exceed s and
1FTssy % IL S 3, I, nas On ss
s Ssf Sri
aopsf ii i a
ss sGs fSis % s.
% & e lsss s RsgS
her terhs g DO all cngsea before date Of sailing For
JOHN oGpEN R. W. CAMERON, ZIG wan street,
EoR AUSTRALIA rrHLcr-SEw YORK AND CA
so7N ay sa srss s
and ory three and has years old sll sad for the above
n nade vty tnecssspi voyage 70 caiforais sha her
enranss. ass acs ysperienee IN the Australian trade,
as Sa S are s s s5a e y
ling'e prsons osperenccd surgeon accompanies tho
HI NY Id :s'a n PSS:sGs 'S'' .sa
Irrtlf MOTHER ia s and il oa,s
EARE RIDgcTn ron AUSTRALIA --THE Hgw Avg
n 4 'PP s y a ss rSst res
49, 49, ss As gsss che ,s0Ss 2GS snsSa
s. tS % o :. aSY S,se ef cspss corp IN
g. tssssticS u The indian ocean, insurss safe spa
epeey passage experienced surgoon goes n the ehr
o g E Street, ss.s 70 E ArEo Co. No
FOR sTEAMS y sTart co 9r
ans Sro siu leave vins stiss. wharf Phsssphis
b SIC etrctsst regard 70 safety aud
ia for passengers unsurpassed by
i.a other etsarnsbip the COAT Passengers
M Tins NE onv nights al ses and enjoy nsyie
a iro Delaware Time Of psassre, sbont
bours Fsrs from Philadelphia to Savannah SIS; from
New Yosa Savannah, SI5 in STORAGE ~. Agents Al
rhi.sapphs, llerou ~ Martin, No. S7i. Norsh whsrvNe
a. l. Joncs merchants Hotel Csurtiandt, street. New
York. pntse' gers taking tho hsf-paet O'clock r. NJ
trrp, "a, 20 h. wil arrive In time for passsg-.
CLIrprR LINE FOR AUSTRALIA THE BEAUTI.
~ ful clipper rbp tcsUsA, will sell tor Poct PhDp
MoudAy November and can aJoracly accommodate
few paestrcr frpy On bcnri pier 10 Es river Or
". T. NFChN, ~ " va, We;
ron 81 o,S Is. ira sosen sesns ship olsaee slu suo
sesd, and SAL pveQsbsr l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27

MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GuIDB-A
lVI prs ton treatise the csuso and oil de-
~ ha general ysem aud the persorpt ons f
the adver1cds and other rtmedios before published
Both ticd and single sNouid read this noet
wo snd specisy Y aaiicted sStrangers snd Others,
NEEDING NedioAi ststsnco Tor tile I'D rocer
Aooos will sherc End treatment uncquaea Price 4,
cont free " tpy address sold BY Striusor To va-
send g.z RroadSa, !. G. nsrriot iSsL Broad way ana
w ~ n Yptier = b yvorST 'ts ieiaS aud s~rea,.
Es'oe ~r.t c.rass be~s~sy vl,s AZ treats eli snsss
osGrla 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27
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HOMESTEADS.

NEtyIvA BUILDING LoTa ron SALE psYtRbs
I IL I'VE PER eont monthly nstalments The liberal
offered In this beautiful vnigxe rrypeYv ,rs ,c
70 enable every poor man 70 save 5cnt smoun res
bis monthly earnings 70 LurcnRGc
low 10 large atynnco bcfcta hslf IA a. =
nen inside, II "a Ioecsgblc being only two
the NtwoWn plank road shets She Newtowa snd Hsspcs
omnib~scs are constantly passrs-fare sxp,ucc. fsr
tsd Seer New York. or John "a. smith to pvesses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27
II Com,.nion-nv n. ~ x.n-,..an p.arsssn. :,


coup.nlon-By Dr.. A. n. Kaurieoau, Professor Of
Diseases " woron-Twent!csA edbelen I8nao 3D. 2oA
Fries l-YeArs % suaerirg OF physical and mental
E1ise % many an econAte wfc. and pccunary cul
possession OF ths WORK. ID 10 Intended especially for The
married, those contemplating uaTasc 10 dlsooss
Important soerss which shoad 10 Anov 10 them pastou
larry.
Bc,e, slsc, every femaie-tne weshc no,has-shs one
ahes huddns into vonshod the other In the dssins
81 yoars-io whom nature cohtemtlates an important
eelens remedies and tho meet corsa cdc ss ssssr In
every com lasA 70 which ber sex 10 subject.
,RIwseS Of siesser from gens'aT.n.n Dayton osist
Dr. A. n NauKroxAu, No, ~ Liberty street.
Nv DGAR sIR-Ky wife hae been peyccptibiy Hnflra "a.
three more IN eonfeaucncc Of nor gDeAt -
suc3cntevery more and moro dsSllltat
sne prossrana her, putting her life in Imminent DANCES
and which tho isSs occasion. despaira4 Of saI
scif 20 meet ihe worat AZ ths time, (nev about Az
sme resens my cs. On s reesps and psrss;p
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sb.s "a SUss discovery ef " ". DesomosaI proyIxsz
: remedy. II AIeped prospect 10 which nIsIe sos
.eivsd w.s possible Has for .hs SEQ another vssIs
vito would have teen s her sJsvc, ard nv children -
Il H. q eourrc tyrAs.saSIeo convey more fully N.
intended ,or as uarred &c those ssins rsss
yssc. For ese stNs 2 Broadway no. 2Astor House. ASs
~ Zoe publishing Office. No. 100 Liberty ssrcet New Yeel
retersor No VI ohcsnus street. PhiisSspkis On sns &
sosssso % any pars Of so United ssssss All Hss.ss
Ts q s.y Yer. Pest oo Ones No. ~
pssphss Of as,.sn pages msrs fuzzy szpsaariss sss
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-27
Two THE WEST INDIA ISLANDS AND CHAGREs-
by tho British roy aI mail steamship CONWAY, Capt.
4a1a tnv4h

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L By Tho British royal mail steamship CONWAY, Capt.
s.ssas6lp j. G.sgnsd to sail from savannah G,orFs.
Ss f cssfri. 5s1SsGs ., and N1ao \ * NH e.
due Charos th 18th month"; tho
% x ss, rGs' to o,y m
ponS shS Id
as h .n s 5 ss so. IL
addition to those ns GIs. seoys;- ., xn..
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DsrRarsrs, Martinique Santa Marths,
pomniea Sont: : TTs sEp,
Grey Town, Perto Rico, Trinidad,
aarrs or r.s'.er AnE,
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fsss.rss-s q frssAs for T. n sssamshiys viii 10
fIoR2Ipa AIABaah SnG auaTsrs W. 'lp
ssML, L. AiTCHiLL, Agent, l9t rronl s.rees, n y
VyYrTKp sTAres NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. FOR
eRpsefsT eiTf D Fsrsr d gs1y
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sfrsssge q fsvala ~ New orioansnev srT.nsemcn,
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81 te gsry tps .dne which Gay DO had aPplia.
saEs sE.s sltsI l1ssiasf on ne ds q s;ilins For
3'NN' = l'' !" Hsg, street :a = 4 Sslrsa
EyP1RE CRY. LINE loR SAN FRANCISCO. VIA
- Asphwtli (ssvy Bsy. l-rhroGgh tickets AZ reduced
rates rhs rev trd fI'srdit ftosmsh SIERRA NEVADA
pe e sS SSssaS y II ssSc iSr from Sa
psr No sN1th river, connecting - Panama With the
tR6 @ ~ Fassr Ss Which
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