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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-30
EXTRA ROAD TAXES.

On the Findlav and McCutchenville Cross Road
6 mills on the dollar all taxable property within
one half mile each side of said road
| On part of the Perrysburg Crane Greek Road
between the south east of river tract II and
the east line of Perrysburg township, mills all
taxable property within one fourth of mile north
and one mile south of said road
On road from south east corner of section 13 to
south west corner of section l6, Bloom township, 6
mills on the dollar on all taxable property within
of mile north and of IA mile south of said road.
| On road from west quarter post section 22, to
center of section 90, Bloom township, mills all
taxable property within Of a mile on each side of
said road.
On road running from south east corner of section
2l, Bloom township, north miles, mills on all
taxable property within mile of said road.
On road running from the east quarter post of
section 20, Bloom township, north y miles mills
on all taxable property within mile of said road.
Omroad between the south west corner of section
35 and the south west of section =, Milton
township, mills on all taxable property within ]
mile of said road.
On road between the south west corner of section
2S and the north east of section Z, Milton
township, mills on all taxable property within !
a mile of said road,
On road between the south west corner of section
81 and the north east corner of section IT, Milton
township, mills on all taxable property within /
u mile of said road.
On road called " Goss Road" in Lake township.
mills on all taxable property within mile of
said road.
For the purpose of receiving Taxes the under
signed, either in person by deputy, will attend Mt
the Treasurers Office, in Perrysburg till the 25th
day of December next. after which penalty of five
per cent. accrues on all unpaid taxes. lie will also
attend, for the same purpose at the usual place of
holding elections in each of the following cnume-
rated townships, to wit: In
Freedom, on Monday, October rs, 1854.
Montgomery, on Tuesday II,
Perry on Wednesday, Is,
Bloom, on Thursday, 10.
Portage, on Friday, 20,
5. SPHINX Treasurer of Wood Co., O.
Treasurers Office, Wood Co., Ohio,
Sept. 18th, lS5i.--27wG
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-30
:@- THE CHEST.-@

Without the use of Medicine.
Sir y. c., Bart invented and advised the use Of the
INDICATED FUR CHEST PROTECTOR.
NO all persons of all ages and conditions, as a
Il certain and u safe shield against those fearful
diseases, Consumption, Bronchitis, Asthma Cough.
Colds and other aifictons of the Lungs which arise
from the exposed state of the chest, accordiag To
taSht0", and the continual changes of our climate
The Protector Is simply chemically prepared
fur lined with silk and padded, which, suspended
from the neck, covers the chest, i'll agreeable a
manner that, once worn, it becomes necessity and
comfort
THE Protector" although but recently introdn-
ced into America Is making rapid progress through
the United States, the Canadas, South America and
the West Indies. 1t has for long time been a STA
pie article i'll England and on the continent of Eu-
rope, while it has grown in many countries 20 the
position of an article of dress.
To demonstrate these facts enquire of anv English
resident i'll your vicinity of his knowledge of the
beneficial effects of wearing the Protector 1rifhoul
recourse TO dOctOring of any kind. The cost of
wearing these articles is a trihe and one will
last some years No one who values the health Of
himself or his family will be without them The
Hospitals in this country not alone recommend
ing them, but rapidly introducing them Uarcomt.
Bradley Co., Of London, and Manchester Eng
land, were originally entrusted with the manufacture.
OF the Protectors, by the amented Dr. Cooper and
continue TO manufacture according to has 0rioiyai
instructions, and therefore recommend those M.
genuine
REMEMBER, this is staple article and no Patent
Medicine.
RETAIL PRICES.
Gents size, $3.50 cach
Ladies' do 90 do
Boys & Misses do. 75 do.
HARCOURT BRADLEY IL CO..
3S Ann street Il lO2 Nassau street. New York
Principal Warehouse. l02 Wood-street Chcapside
London. Msnutactory. Al Market-strect, Man
chester England.
II. b. Il Co. are establishing Depots for the sale
of 1.-The Protector" in all parts OF America Ph,-
sicians, Surgeons, Druggists, Clothers Bry Coo Gs
Merchants. Hatters and Nlillincrs also Gentlemcns
Furnishing Store-Keepers entrusted with the
wholesale and retail distribution of them and 10
whom most liberal terms offered for theirentc
prise, and splendid opportunity opens to them for
safe and profitable business. For terms appl, 10
HARCOURT, BRADLEY u Co.
3s Ann Street New York, L. :.
Sept. lG, lS5l.--2jm3
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-30

NTOTICB.--The undersigned has been appointed
~ and qualified administrator on the estate of
Jacob Kingfeld, deceased, late Of Wood county, q.
j. HANNA REID, Admir-
Sent Il. 1Sii.--25M:I
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-30
Sections and Town Lots at 2
Mills on the Dollar.

All the Out-Lots in the New
Survey to Town of Perrysburg.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1854-09-30
[CE.-Taxes for the year 1854.

E propreors taxable property Wood county Oho
levied the
valuation thereof, is as follows
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
legal d otlfes.

PTRsFANCE of an order Of the Surrogate oi "a. tue
ycrk Notice Is hereby gwen 20 an percy x "a.
'euN9 ', GEORGE 5. WAITE late OF tee Wy 9.
Sces,ed 10 postp the same SI'n ~ nd 81 s,enues
sui,e."', 90, . N,,g York before the n "'' " ~
Dated Nsw ysrt The 20 @aJ VI MARIA WAITE Adn'x
nu.4 lsvcrjb' ----,----r A. S,rrogs.a of
PURSUANCE Of order Of the snr,Ses.e - S.roo q.
the CGrAS 90 JACOB BOWERS late o. the 49,, Ss cy
hsNs 30 prni the same WIZ T. ,hs CIV az New
loIs dstesloS =, b ee No l.! Nssass' ~ ,he ma Ss~
~ oT ar h, ore The second cay VI Ssl
YOk the gh dA Of ARAH ANN BOWERS, M
rr,rc sf'vs e4 AaminstIsiiis mSD !.se-- -,
rRsuANCE Of order Of the suTISssss ~ 9, .1 ss
~" - ysk Notice hereby siven 70 -, ~ r. o5 SSs.
Copuiy OF W cIi ARI.Y NOsfRsND ai o. sae here
he decetsed 10 pTent % s.s. in the City Of
u 70 y,i He an or befHc The pieis Gay ., Vv'''
rre't ,Ss iweptyehth Day cAlfB 81 woopHuLL Eyeeutor
ee law6uTh az the Surrogate Of
PURSUANCE Of an order ...ss 81 'ss s,y.s
the C0arI, v,.. sh4B AFiEL Van m VOUCHER.
having CLAIMS seeessed prerb' 80 w., Sab e. m
the cry :. residence No .s .s s f.sSsy .ss
thcIeSf 10 ns ~ rn o. tefyfa nc .. st.h -
hs cry sfNty. sfNty ts .ss.pa 81 fasessi lSe ,,'r,
--p.iss. ssyrrhh SAhcS VAN "iSN"''
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

AMERICANS ~ QuAR,SrIsE At CNIrA yEccMa.-A
correspondent, Of 7'Ae Brookiya Eagle complains With
Justice Of the iucoryeniences to which Americans are
subec ed in the Lezare,to at Civs vecchis Rome
lie says
The Lazaretto or hosptal where conf ned, is
q miserable aud unwbo-sOmo budding, facing soath by
east and quently exposed 70 the aai
cessiye heat all the day long, promenade in the
air being only about forty feet long, and tha, bot
Tags ard stones Our being n the front, have
10 Advantage of tho shade which prevails all day long
81 the northwestern side. Our party consists ~, ten;
siN Auer.cans one Swiss Russian lady, one An.
ll0 Italian ard Haytlan. The Luarelto has here
e fore been occupied prs'D garrison, IN mas
tely and 10 pi;a and quesuy IL prta<es VI an
the dssgrttahls associations connected thcrewh. Ibe
sisLth brd odor of the Place i0ath and peculiarly
dsseroeable and our accommr far Inferior 10
any Eson hospital have ever visited IN the Unl,ed
States There are 10 whatever tor the
dnsry comforts Of life aud the male and fem lie portion
OF our party frequently placed in very delicate posi
tons Nhch the ladies submit With much better grace
than | supposed was possible. We povIdei with
rcihre BY the euthori =, being compelled 90 send TO
town for our beds 0ai provisions and submit % al
kinds OF mpositiOns and e,tprOns We have no medical
ATTENDANCE whatever aud not permitted Ia have per-
soDa communication with any one 'ron ire shore. ~
or earnest solicitation tie Au-can Wee Cpnsu has Ns
tied u.s. but Le has not been abo % render Us any dress
10 our utter aston hmnt have u-i been iniorm" that
our has been extended 10 nino days and they
may continue add the time ana cannot help our
selves: therefore OaGb0t io wlu shall be liberated
or how we shall get back The extension of
We are Kept here the bic arc 20 engender inec
ton and disease We're properly represented here by
he Government these - post fdcf0 reg untions
would not be tolerated ard have protested against
the sr, submit to- and may seek redress throagh
the hands of American ruler, ON our return home
nat ,ap l,le
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

WHALE STORY A correspondent, who had reei the
story OF singular attachment bot pig aud horseio
THr TRIBUNE of Wednesday eends the following narrative
OF O whale TO match il:
Nearly three years since in company With over one
hundred otber passengers, sailed Ia tho ship Plymouth,
Int PaalsOn, from san Francisco 90 Realejo fe~
Gays w f. Ia with whale sixty TO seventy feet
long and which kept in company trGntyoar days. and
only ft when got soundiugscose TO our p)rtot
desinaiion This whale most Of the time, KEEP. directly
urder the ships bottom and close that several oeoa
si0ns keel must have tsuched him. ~ could see th1
tis back was Scratched by he cooper He would come
up blow every thirty TO 6fy mini tee ranging few rods
fom u shp-almost always 10 windwerd-and then re-
HE berth under the keel aud whsiher We went fs
slow ii always the same to him on going Down ne
would almost invariably within two rods OF tho snip
with hs he sad opposite the minaast and slowly settle 70
his place. his ukes being with the rudisT On one
occasion lay beoaDsd for two three days with two
other vessels about half mile "a Our whale paid them
Writ OF hour two each day but always osme back
10 his old quarters After he had with FIVE or six
days got tired OF his company, aud sttemp.
neJe drive him of by firing into him; and few days
after the effort repesed but he wond not oaye
Thirty fory heavy rifle balls tired into him,
Of which s,ruck him in hi blowh and drew blood but
Ill 10 effect; and except OCCASION whom ball
Bit him the bottom of spar the back when be give
sight shiyer could not perceive that he felt them
two or three rods from the ship. Oa the days otter the
shooting at every shot hole would appear small white
bulb but in three four days he would show
sigDs Of having been injured. Daring the passage
close 10 other whales, but our Whale paid
not the slightest attention them Persons board who
professed TO know called this Sulphur Bottom Vhal.
whether correctly or not cannot ssy."
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

allow them to hold real estate. sm esavinced tAss
this contradiction 10 their acts proceeds in grcseY
measure om the eIclrsiveEess OF tfeir esotsm thar
fIom Spy want Of anowet OF their true interests.
The Costa hicans ge,srsy m-rry early in lie,
ard TIE Eunter Of children they have is perfectly
mArve., us-ten or veise being aB syersge number.
At this rate the population OF the country shcaij lave
increased rapidly; this, however Is not the case -on
the erest mortality which takes place among children.
mortality caused BY total absence OF care on the
part the parents II hss actually made uy heart sehe
TO lovely little girls and boys whom BY their neat
and costly dress knew TO belong to rich psreats
walk on the Wet and muddy cold pavement with bare
feet As kr the chiJren Vf the peasans-people they
reyel in the mud ike young pigs. Life Is so very cx
pensive in Costa Rcs that IL has rendered sickness
peculiarly costly; and many man with large iaaliy
cSnEOt aford 20 call in the phys:ci:n at the
nent nslady which he believes TO be slight. lie pats
itoE therefore. from day day until tae patient wheth-
er his WIFE his child bin SELF lay the very brink
of tie grave The ph, sicisa then ID called but too
lste.
The deaths are numerous in san Jose, and il has
been ny portion witness many burias; painful ght
First walk few musicians playing grave tunes on bass
yiol and vion then come the clergy with book and
crcss chanting the service c the dead mex. the ueo
carry Ing the bier with It's uSecxsred corpse deessed IN
Che finest clothes Neretn hie the hands crossed IN
the sttitude Of prayer holding between tho fingers
book cTscity, the glazed eyes in their startling
fxfy chilling you to the heart you rresisbly gaze
on the psld face; around the bier the relatives and
frit nds crowd with uncovered heass and solemn ies
turcs. Butwheh the deceased Is child the music is not
grave ard sad; is TO lively tune that the parents
and friends brshy step along aud accompany 1t TO lie
resting place but even here, the cir
cuns,suee the mean utts isnism of the Costa Rican
does not lose ts hold hIo; aud as they stand on
the msrsB Of the grave which yawns 10 receive the
waxlke hgure, they disrobe the poor child of AL the
spsnder Of SILK and lace with which they had adorned
IT, reserving the fnery for another occasion after
which th"v turn unconcernedy away 80 their daily &C.
cupaticre We must not, however. judge them too
severely Tor in their idea the child has become an an
gel therefore Why should they gricve'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
n1oter Tnrf.

iDotsr Tnrf.
HUDSON RIVER WATER CURE at TARRY-
TOWNPstent- received this new and eo@moiiou'
hich i pleasant a11 healthy "cst"a
supIhed Iuss where all the fscie 'o t'een
and comforts home enjoyed hours nde from me ey y
IHiosd aud ste uhoat Terms - to $40 week toI pauc
vlars address y d. PERSON, NJ D.. raytown New.fort
NEW-YORK CITY and ORANGE MOUNTAIN
IN WATER CUREIhe sryts most oonplete and Thoroughly
fnrh,d in this ouny sHordng pyer. io city and country
Trny.rs modafcd with transient oasId ~ NO ~ ih
-, 81 I'm, e,,,.place o. X WELLINGTON, NJ II.
e0.Ss. .o,.b - eosrse N Y W. MAY NJ. D.
ySTATER-CURE HOME, COUNTRY and CITY:
w DIR SuEV's Oyster Ray, l. l., for summer reaches
s,lV nv steamer from Fulton Ferry and "a
s 6th av 3sh, Cystsl Pssee open ne hoe yes
The best o. ACCOMMODATIONS snF
re.sousle at both places
xTATER-CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL, No.
w I5Jaisbt.t r. T. TRAIL, MD Principal Aecomnods
,;or. for 100 p.rsors Com petent Female PhysiciaDs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

Gpwb K. COLLINS l. Co. No s WALTZ nv
BEoWN sHiPLEY a Co. Liverpool
SDhN kUNROE a. Co, Rue NOtre Dam des Victoros
ParN, OF GEO DRAPER, Have.
Inc owners OF hese Ship viii Dot be
eihcn, specie lewty precious
kSnt are dgned therefor sBd the xpressed
ehfts VIII please tale boee that line cannot
esfTN fatds G nlrhlnId ii MAJ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
fle0,tui.

CT. VITUS DANCE.-Tbose having this complaint
he ened with certainty aud By hsT 1less opsst'on
cure wsrranteo every operated nPon 20 ray WI 'e ue
mspoed uniil the pstept has ei tiIs reeoseIed u.
" " J. NJ FISH. No ~ Fulton ~, Brooklyn.
TTNIVERSITY's FAMILY MEDlCINES.-fEsEh
Z J and A6UE--CliOLERA ..,,D,.,,.- . ,oprr, a.
~Ths JNJVTISITY or FREE MEDICINE and PoFUi-Ah
gSQNLFDGF chartered by the stsie OF ftuosyNsmS Ap =
s5 mainly the evils OF spurious I - ~ .s
~ ,hic b remedies where the beet inecicN aSsei'
s5o, or sil so employed having pnIche me "Nsas"e
remedy, ho" AN" - - ~, cs,,aip errs ler
he nm and only known ioi twenty yrss, @ ,hc ooih &
and A.uo kindred complaints, ecnn1ehiy 1eSoinne1"
{, 10 the pStronsge the sHiic'ed - -, c....t..
Ihs above hk ewss recommends i0i
OF Cholera ss,otrr nu ,CyREpRy ROOT
in din, time furnish is dJ 'eI every A-S A
80 o ealsly y tesu , 1,r.es. JOHN IL ROWLAND N. D.
49, of the Une5sly, bead Of the PhssceuiA -
esrtlneut Ptlsdelphe AZ, b, s,. S.e,,i. =. PA.5el.hA
Sold by CGAsH RING, Gensrs As,ns e. $500. No. -. 0' "
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
GIeumbpals ano 8aiifoa0s.

A UGUST, l5s4 For SHREWSBURY, LONG
IA BRANCH HIGHLAND OOCK OCEAN HOUSE PORT
WASHINGTON MOUNTS DOCK BROWNS DOCK MIDDLE
TOWN RID BANK.-From foot OF Bobinsonst North River
New and .plenaio ste.boat ALICE PRICE, Cap A. II Hss
gaty i-sve foot OF Robinson Nort River follows
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

tb, bost All Freight be board bali sn hour before be
tim. OF starting forbid trusting this boat on account
the
EXCURSION for the MIIlLION--Cheapest sail in
STATEN ISLAND. - =, A. ~, h.,,,r and
eeesp end iubele take the STATEN
FERRY BOATS foot of Whtehals Liberal terms Tor r"n'c
parties Companies aud Societies Apply a. ielsa9s.2
HIY R0AT far ALBANY and the INTERME-
IL pIATE LANDINGS-Msas served on board rae wei ven
ADowp and Cavohe steamer ARM MA capt roiy MnynaY
WEDNEsDAY and FRIDAY. at o'clock NJ ketnr9ns isa'o
49, a%.yx TJTFSDAY THURSDAY aud SATURDAY
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
FOR CHARLESTON and FLORIDA-semi.wsll,

EcR RCHARLESTON and ndFLORIDA-Semi. .weel,,
~ Man .ne--fhe 81 'er did .ad hs, s,,.. ..sy
nsrr eorlnsoder viii leave pss No Na1,h
b feirht boAd xhet ali Mn ~ - :. :, precisely
sad e Bsssast, Of the oo. sPOFFORD TiIes srnS s,ed
No broao~sy Through Tickets 10 Forisa A. san r. t9
shv're hSi, and rlsika esq ~ ~ '''""s TO
w WARDLAW, WALKER & BURNSIDE Fac
nc IVhS enc SomMisslON MERCHANTS sso RECgfy
NJ ad fOhN ARDlN0 AGENTS. CHARLEsT0S . q CH''
THE NEW.YORK and LTyERpOOI, IrNIrvn
- n, VAIL srEAMERsThs ships eOu posins th. Inc
ATLANTIC, Capt West PACIFIC e.. ~
ARCTIC, Capt Luce. BALTIC r. cHss;x c'se,
. ADRIATIC ' '''NA'
These ,hius have been bull by coptr.c s,r,..,, n
I'VE Livery care has been take1 la constret a. 80 ~
men er sre 10 insue strength speea and th.i, 70
81. oneqeAlet Cor and cofo Pc aS @
ora 10 Lverlool In Sr- cas $50. io ssro,a
c 70 sssese sse Of ofsa,rss. fom Liver
UNsN-i o. SS sn5 tA Ao
20 esrh ship No hrrh urt ps3 sor e' ''>'"oo
PROPOSED DATES or sAIIIS0
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

s,eamcI ISAAC r. SMITH
leaves daily Except s1ndsyl
Char. bers-st. fier At Z ~: to'
HYACK and HAVEhSThAW
kpdius ut Roclland Lake arc
Piermopt, In connection with the
New.York and Erie kSilroad.
Returning, leaves HsvcrstFsT
every uornias at q o'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

Fly on. f''osc hfetsho o. war
TEE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
,,,. PROM PROV sE@sYoRk TO LIVERPOOL
se u'ei Sstln . rssssee e..''..............""$lS
o,,, FROM 's'sS sosToS; 10 IivERFooI.. Is
hiei Ssoin Passage ssage.........................SilO
The .sys J'ho from Diss soe.a' p.sf' ss al M.iaa 60
ARABIA, Capt Judkios, AMERICA C,,, L.pr
isa ishsH tse S' b'S IS d1sAbA EyNHPA Ss s.aaon
AFRICA csyt Harrison, NiAoARA Capt Isitch-
red q STt Sff bow ''' lsl' at 'Ae'd Green on
ASIA Yol wsSneSsy sS sep
sGa SS,yo 9o WwsS"s%.y l9s @ scp
h,nA1hhA Ltieh Boston Wednesday nth Sept
ar ar .sperisIetd surr.co on eSs'd-
su srs w sS oss s S Mss .o COD s.e
hsrs sues therefor value thereof expressed
Z CUNARD. No BOwin, Green
THE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY Intend sailing their Steam
sTy ssy O. O. mnHcTSTIH ~; guS ai W., gre
oS o. o. 5' sss 'oa' Eea ,''A
oTY OF MANCHESTER sao Saturday sept 50 1884
SIT4 SI 81 81 sss s % S s
sloon 5fSS Bsh sa .D.l'a ssUS L's.aros san..
Md hip t.rsh, ss Midsnp senqs ...1 su,ns..
'inncaSina s,ewards F.e" eN'"
THIRDcLAss PAssENOERs f0USD IN PROVISIONS.
a vii T. I,sS SsP Ser % Who ,,s
Of brinsns out tLeI fienos corresponding rates
Drafts 0 the a. cuts from x upward.
An experienced Surgeon VIII be carried on each ship
All goods the philadelphia ard Liverpool win bt
bwGde6 with economy and Dispatch.
Boz freight o passage apVly
SAMUEL SMi1B, No u Walnut st, Philadelphia
RICHARDSON BROTHERS d Co. LirWpooL
DATRIOTIC LINE-Sew Line for NETWORK
L ard LivFBPool PACKETS line viii composed .,
the following sbd splendid ships, VIZ:
CLAY. ........l 80 iuns burden.CnPt David Ciusns
HEbs1fR.......2c00 burden.. Capt j. Lawrence
Orient 0to tuns burden Capt George tlnL
The sbove been recently built and tn largest sne
most ts IN the trade.
Toey COMMANDED 81 Of experience and ability The
superior and cxerion Will Dc made
prom the sop< Of and The convenience N shippers
sPOTFORD TILEsTON& "a Co, No 30 Broadway.
Aseps Lvr,uool-T GRMSBAW Co.. No 10 Goros Plaza
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
OEGULAR MAIL LINE wa ,SpS6.n SIUMlNGIT .aI 7

II BOSTON PROVIDENCE, NE"-nrp NE, Sa,sre,o esrtssin,
TON-InIand Route. without change o. 'S'' ="
VARpEaBILr Capt yoe' h stsse G % IosnStor
a BuSgue connection
"a p,or,Ssnee and aud Providence r Sr,t wharf
Tt ast teundays eseePtedl IRON rr AZ ooch
,. svlscS At o'clock NJ, and e s. sostnu A.
fM Or en- The ayTivsl Of tie Mai tan "''' Wv
Ts.s se.Iaer unsurpassed o' stieAs'. 49, 800
.nsSs 11e experie<scd ana a''
AZ nstnra sd, % & Foute arc tlS END oAped
l,s shorter direct te ul ,ysr reiy on reading
ai n edyaDoe Of those by esoI "Wednesday
We. o. Nee-Yogs--N 'nNfy
l r1oa on, ton-TOosaay lhrrsaey S a. TlnrsSsy snS
ssnoAJc vxNnF RBilT from New \ orb -Iusosy laJ.v
I n-.hisnds wednesHss S a'' tsSirss,
NB-PseDses. o erf'V,S - .n,,o, ana N@yR sSora. o.
trpins soniugah y TN. % sud iron
A Bsssase- Master seeonF'oies 'he '''''
BostoR a, s-eizAs. Gypll,snocs li,S g
FOR pSense bsr.n .As h osee NJ 10 Bsttey plsoe
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
CHICAG TO ST, - y 8

~ e. y q y " -
~ Nv and onl, direct roue no. 1ap, one, d ,rROAp
CHICk AND MlSS.ssIrDIi D -. ~ a
III Mail coo Express route; -. chi .,o ,e ~.
y n, ,irs lsapdays ex xcePtedl leave ohi'Ss' 's'
Two esby en'' % :, an pnren Shermansisl on,u
q. -. T.y y prrss
- Iop, Il sbt Express i.,., al ear, or
r,,n. ~, a,e 10 Alton (lj9 mlesJ Nltnou .,.,ners
hsxr,re ard connect with the cor psny JyuyspSnEER
'' &JSCHEsTER AND kEispIa kEisp., r,.i ns thr9 n
fpnp,j,xs 4, ereiu.ye eonneeiiyn with ne
"'s " 81 e. Ionis l25 miles) without I,n',af az uorTRS
TIME PROM CHICAGO TO 81 booio ;hronFh Jolie.,
n, .s ni..i,.ppi bairesd eess'S I ne rr.Te
Bioonr,ten Springieio and cs1ny. 70 Of this
M Publr xll ~ once the innpoftsnt so aIJs
-s "''" Az Ain LINE ROUTE TO 81 bsoaII,ost
O.. 81 hsr route from Chicago - tne sT,o%s
N0TiCEt-IMPoRTAAI Coz l tHca,t.k ustiog
IN daily bne PeeAe' - No
this ,bs most direct route isunibs quincy
AS. with frsteiss lipes nso CnmLer.
ysv O.lesp, md MI points Lower hiSsp s"r,er all
iud TeSp.se md ksusss Rivers and so WIN Int, 10 Ksnsas
snd Copnsi Bl1fs -
, Ciesso, AusuHl ls5' ar IrRSEY -
(yRNTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JLnoIi
u NEW-YOaK EAsTON. soaEh.M I'LL .ii.hI60 "a iasl
sPkIxs AkkaScEnEsf coNnEsc!se nHM Al ana4P
Lesve Nsw YoTkf EsstoD, &c, at n "a = "a '' .
Leave hev Ysri sOr sonssIe r;{ ;{yoygG from Fior No
r., csnnse citing RIizsleth0wD WIN usls ~ I'sss
road Hom oot on Cooulss Returoinr and y. "a
PbiLng.tuys toprosis Esstobl st elo AID wv ~ 80
'""'''"f pI,lI ssErHPoaT AND NEW YORK
L<svo RswY YORK at and 1918 A ~ ~ sa...sSpM M
Le,y. Ebzslethrort 81 ~ ana - ~ J,.onlsa.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
z ". LsAvESwoRTH se5,Tstsr, Of State.
sHtsn,,. OtrlcE Nrw.Yoss Aus u. 4

SHFEUF's OFFCE SEv-Tosg AIs Il. 1874
Tire above Published Jnsusnt the notice OF IN Secretary OF
ssit the Requirements cf the statute such csc nsa- ard
IT.vioee. JOHN ORrEh,
Shf -if OF ihe City aud C0ulty cf Nsw-forE.
Al the public TIE viii Irbsh he aoovs
until TIC kccr LLd he1 hand II their BIT M
6Tisil bs tha they Be aid f1fe the Bead u
surTss and p1ec fer payment See Rescd >ts'Ies volume
JOHN ORSLR shshf
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31
HIYACK and HAYERsTRAw sTEAMBoAl

Steamer ARROW leaves cais
teyoept Sunday Chsnbers q.
Pier az q A. NJ. fol fONkt 10,
pIERMONT, NYACK, oAf
HILL, connecting hoctlsud Lake
and haverstIew.
Returning, leaves hsyerstiar
at 2 7. n.
The ARROW VIII scccn me
aato parties for any of the above
placos on the most rtsoDsois
tenns.
lad ~ araos at
New-York daily tribune., 1854-08-31

splendid sOd superior sies@sss WEpNtsDXY aud
pRInaY a, sococl and EMPIRE STATE s1Pt S ar
n,t is.x.s New Yots everv TUESDAY FHUk ao
UsbAY Al S o'elock p III, from Pis No = !" t. no ''
Roth toue hing Newport each way - 10 any annctu tut
hereafter o o viii be resaIoeq a. 'NO' " -
us nj the same been paid or .. .,.,cb by ar
Fresh; 70 Boston Is torw aTded tAfon6n WIN S'
Kxpes Freight Train ,.,o-,.. .o, No 20 ana