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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-17
aEw ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,


OFFICE THE DAILY CRESCENT,
Tuesday Morning, October II, 1854 (
There eleaances at the custom-heuse yeaeday
ARRIVED.
Ship Ellen Maria L.nnoz II days from Boston, 10 Jenkins Williams
Ship Wizard King Cone, Id days from Bath Maine VIM ceevy
Steamboats,
New Latona, Gross, from Bayou Sara
Magnolia, Thomasson, from yioksburg
swamp Fox srasa from New ss Carthage
G Gnso.n, sW Era from osachta
CD, Jr. baferea from DonaldsOnvie
me-, ophel,a pimitry, from esand Prairie.
King Malta up amps
IMPORTS. t.
Ellen Maa6Os tons Of e 40 bales gunny bags
NEW YoRK-ship volaut-4o tons lay to master
BosToN-sbip NJ ice, 75 bales gunny
BATH-ship Wizard Kipg-75 tona hay to master.
ST MARKs-sch Pgeon-4s cotton swney Green co
Id bales 15 bhlu 2io do spirits tnrpenne
csomiae5 baes Farley Jurey
CoNsIaNEEs
Per ship Trqnhul from New YotkeoI ellis BcydT Pagan
. de rs sl s &
assSsa SsP co
sizer-c Baddscse &eo-smh hieGisgor
u, Per bark Velocity from New Yokg Mans I9eEsv David
ssdsn
TySE MshmnE Fsss eo
Dix &ce-w Gushing eoPeaetH Doran
and order.
bark Charles Pultuey Phadelphia-G BgSrt
Massey Pontney CoinsD Wilson, Hart &co-Poos
dcoE Haskell 4cp-J Wright NJ Baley-T
Bailey Blanchard &coBuehanon, Carroll &eoPrice,
white-enderson Terry <coS Kennedy ao-P Gtraud-
Dunbar-Byrne, Vance &coE Daley aeoM MlerH Packard
Brand Aiams-S AntoneT Baer &coJ Waterman Brother
and ORDER
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
GRAND PRAIRIEsteamer ophelials1 Payne
Hasoa5 hhds Urquhatt-a6 sacks rice Ayet Bros
sundries to order.
DoNALDSONyILLE-steamer Jr-l0 bales W Dursl-
Is do Truar Haydel-l0 hhGs obit Chnpen
Is de- 40 bi Lauve Ca2 bales eotoa IS bbis
Roman Kemen95 do Druehet to order
Total, 81 hhds sugar iis hba moasae % bales mss
Clar-1s bales cotton Buchanan
roll &olos do Ar Miemb.rgsr-loo do Urqahati2 do
Freln &ce2s do Payne Hasons do Plauche Ssp8 do
GytSl head of cattle and snndres to ordToa ISL bales
| cotton.
oUACHTTA-Stenmer Uniforms ellis Boyd
Brothss do Buekner Stanton Newman6d Pomroy Eco
do Cooper &co-6 do Nae Mtenber-
gers Carroll Prtchard &co do Wright Davenport &coTota
| 500 bales cotton.
NEW CARTHAGE-Steamer Swamp
Felowes &colT do Ar Menbergr-is George Cenny
ia Watt &co925 do Buckner Stanton
Washington Jackson &eo96 do Ward, Jonas
81 Rcksf0 do w Leve ch &col4 do Bym Vance
co-6 Cox ellis Boyd1 do Swiney Green John
Cocks Wright Davenport &co2i do Richard
Bander, McKenna do Carroll Prtchsd &eo
FrssieI9s Henderson psas-sa do Oakley Hawknlo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-17
A M 81 S E NE ENTS.
FDLACIDEs VARIETIES, Gravier street. q

DLACIDES VARIETIES, Grayier street.
BENEFIT OF TGg WIDOW AND fKPHANs OF TtiE
late LOGAN, Tste u his Thsss-3.AxT sMATEUR PER
PpRMAyeE OF THE SEA ON -Tuzs.Ay EVENING s,CT0gER
performed the play Of THE Mn FTalsY
Mrs. Lagsn Miss Brewnl
seng M., Higgins ssssed b he snd q The
nssisted Po,ssse, fh PINE, iii
italian which will he added saty Singing
and POf
PILLIcoDDY. by The Asteuvs astsd BY
smith.
E1 Boz BOOB nowepsH. ots ..
I'D OPER & TRAVIS'S GYMNASIUM, Perdido
u street. The shadesgoPER dTRA Wis respectfully
inform the citizens afEe~ 0ieAn that they have opspes MA
sly spn the nest extensive scae II The above sassd
Whole Of which thing ~ the Kind
s senh they spared expense procuring svey
tnng nscsss.ry for Institution Of thfs kind,
Pnrentc respectfully invited GYHNA
Physlcisua. = 1879 : .
There il also attached Establishment, BATHING ROOM
Nth every necessary requiem
~ Leaaous giveniu Sparring and Fencing.
open if' Daylight ths morning until 10 o'clock the Erect
ing. mbifM
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-17

NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
inferior. .........5 as Middling Fair. sss0 OK
Good Middiing. Ss1 s Good and Fine. q
- COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
corTos-ba,ss- Tob.coo-. sses
Stock on hand Sept. .2667S 237l2
:. yesterday........ 9-1124es 600 1,249
lse147 24ssl
-. yesterday - 47,15s OOo- 6028
4took on hand not cleared. So. e19s9 IS 933
TOBACCO. The only sale that heard Of was q
bids at 5zse p Is.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. I'VE noticed only small
sales of Sugar at previous rates. of Molasse 139 bbs
new Crop, all that offered for sale sold at the
reduced rate of 80 . gallon.
FLOUR. The transactions confined to few
small lots st. Louis at Sc 62z0so rs and 500 bbls
private terms said to be at SO so Dbl at which rate
1900 bbs reported to have been sold Saturday
GRAIN. Corn selling from store at 75s y bushel
for prime, and 2436 sacks inferior and damaged
taken in two lots at 65 and 66 q bushei OF Oats 500
sacks st. Louis sold at 52t bushel. lot of
$50 sacks Bran brought 81 80 p 100 Ii.
PROVISIONS. The principal sale of Pork was 100
bhls Mess, State Inspection at $l4 rs y bbl. Bacon
in good request with sales of s casks Sides Mt about
80 ut S14 AZ of inferior Shoulders at small
lots Of prime at 8, and 10 casks clear Sides at o.
Nothing of any moment was doing in Lard.
We noticed sales of $40 bales Northern at $50
p ton.
BAGGING. Dealers realizing lie for retail lots
of Kentucky Baggng and lot of so pieces sold at
1879.
COFFEE. 800 bags prime Rio were disposed Of
| at liz U IL.
WHISKY. Sales 40 bbls at 400 q gallon which
was the retail rate for Dexters Extra.
FREIGHTs. A ship taken for Bremen on Satur-
day at 11sse for Cotton, and dos for Tobacco.
| EXCHANGE. Demand limited at quotations
Sterling Observation-Disclosures o9fD109a and 1oe4
Francs ST 1114d5f 1sA o dollar
Sew iork sixty-dsy Bill; l7sa2A v Ct dis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-17

Thoe infaiible for the Of RUPTURE in all its
popularity the afflicted proclaim
with hear.feltioy 81 suIedI euredfadcally
cured, by the nse of Il4
sHERAAN's PATENT TRUSS AND RUPTURE REMEDYniii
acuy this country throughout England
universally their appreciation Of this Cura
tive Truss while they the only that
the principles Surgery As dfers effect soft
differs actiono ~ Others it's light elastic and
exercise But here observed that isnot
hst the look
much application
ony proper
truss will result Lawrence
English writer Hernia ably argues the
operations in mechanical surgery.
The RUPTURE REMEDY On external application, whiehia
facilitating and adding The
Its certain preventive when weakness in the lower
abdomen, a predispositon TO rupture.
proprietor this popular Remedy
who the sady and treatment Hernia
enables him. xsmuaton to select the right
aee and shape % promote speedy and radieslcure
~ Particular attention given to Buptnred Childisn.
PLANTERS and others their SLAVES CURED, wthoui
interfering with their labor ard enhanced VALUE and USEFUL
NESS.
the PaensCuratv TRUSS ard RUPTURE
REMEDY svod worthless limitations particular
observe the number the and inquire
and have personal interview with
DR. SHERMAN,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-10-17

AS compared with the previous week, this shows
decrease the total number and of rs the yell
low fever cases.
ERROR CoRREcTED.--By an error in our re-
port of yesterday morning stated that r. Wallace
wss arrested the instance of Michel Dubergn whereas
Dubergne was arrested for theft by Mr. Wallace
The trial has not yet come off
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-02

.==Jzey<a By an order of the Board OF Di-
1900 FACTORS OF the Fort Wayne and
C iicago Rail Road, an assessment of ten
per cent on each share of the cash SUBJ
scriptions of stock has been made. and
subscribers will be required to pay that
amount on the first of each month--com
mencins on the first Of August las;--un-
til the same is paid out. Subscribers in
Marshall county will pay at Plymouth,
to \. L. WHEELER. Director.
Sept 30. 1888. l5tf.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-02
Ditching Notice.

The Swamp Land Commissioner and
Engineer Of Marshall County. will re-
Offer for sale as the law directs, the con-
tract for di,cbing. viz:
On Friday the 10Th day Of March. 1854,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M.
and o'clock P. M. $50 rods Of ditch in
sections a and Q town "a range 8. east.
Plans and specifications can be see n al
the Engineers Office in Plymouth.
SAMUEL MCDONALD,
Commissioner.
81 = ) r N. CLINGER,
Engineer.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-02

Nnfioa Is hereby given that Sarah
Jane, my Wi having left my
he'd and board without any provocation, this
is to forbid all persons harboring or trusting
her on my account, as / will pay no debts OF
her contracting. N. w. PELT0N.
Jan 81 1884. 47t3*.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-02
A ModefCslduetor.

fha cenduc. OF Mr. Guthrie. one OF
tbs Conductors OF The Mich.fSo K. K.
On recent occasion was so full OF genu-
me humanity. and SO honorable to his
head and heart. that it is worthy of spe-
ciaI mention aud rene mbrsncs.
On last Thursday nights Express train
from Chicago, Mr.. Guthrie was informed
when aboat half way between La Porte
and South Bend, by Mr.. Maxwell. of
Washington Co. Iowa. that !oung son
of his, aged z years. was missing. Alter
thorough but unsuccessful search through
the cars, passenger stated that he thought
he had seen him go on, OF the door. and
Mr.. Guthrie at once felt certain some &C
cident had happened TO him. Instead OF
pushing on With promise To send back
assistance from the next station, he com
menced backing his train TO search
for the missing boy. Unfortunate
~ fading that he had not enough
wood and water TO continue his search
and bring his train to this station. he de-
tatched the Locomotive and tender. run
up here for supplies. aud back again.
when the train was once more reversed.
and all hands on the look out. About
five miles from the point where the train
was first stopped, the boy was found,
with his leg shockingly crushed. having
been run over by the train. Taking him
on board. the train arrived here after 3
o'clock A. NJ. over two hours behind
time. aud the little sufferer was conyeyed
to Mr.. Hammond's Hotel. He was at
tended by Drs Smith and Van Tuyi; but
no reaction took place. and he lingerrd
till Saturday morning when he died.
Mr.. Guthrie's train. in consequence OF
his detention. missed the connection at
Toledo. but so highly gratified were all
:he passengers with their Conductor 5 no.
bleness of heart. as evinced in bis humane
conduct. that we understand there was
no murmur.ng nor regret at the loss Of
time which it occasioned. On the con-
trary. their approval of his course was
warmly and unanimously expressed.
South Bend Register.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-02
&RRCEA6 NOTEUE&a

VIM. j. Burns. MASTER CoaMlssioNER
for Marshall County, is empowered by the late
laws 0! Indiana, to administer all oaths and
alirmations which are required by law; tot take
and certify aft layis and dispositions" &c.
Also as Notary Public, he willtake acknowl-
edgmentS of Deeds, Mortgages and other le-
gal instruments, and which may be executed
at irifing expense upon application at the
Banner Office, Plymouth.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-02
Wagons 81 Carriages.

Such wrought Iron axle wagons as have here
TO ore been selling in this and other markets
:ol 800, they now offer at SS5--thoSe with
Cast arms at the lowest possible rates, and all
other work in proportion.
They are determined not to be undersold or
ontdone in either price or workmanship, by
any other workmen in Northern Indiana, nor
by work manufactured at Chicago or elsewhere
and brought here for sale. They are always
on the hill, and ready to witness and be
sponsble for the durability of their work; but
wagons brought here from distance and sold,
if they do not prove good, the maker has your
money, and places his thumb and finger to his
nose, and you may whistle for better wagon.
They now have superior lot of reasoned
timber selected by themselves, which they ex-
pect TO make up for their customers, and be
responsible for It's doing good service.
Orders from other counties promptly attend
ed to.
ELLIOTT & BELANGEE.
Jon. 90, 1851. Aft
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-02

Total, $4,000, 900 90
SRRO
Amount Of Capital Stock, inclu-
ding that deposited with the
Auditor OF State, paid in accor-
ding TO the provisions Of the
law. 100000 90
Amount Of notes, bills, or other
evidences OF debt, issued, 100, 900 90
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-02
w G POMEROT
II CoRBIS
POMEROY d CORBEN,

ATTORNEYS AT l. Avn,
HAVING iOrmed'a partnership in the prac.
4 4 tice OF the law. for term OF years, viii
promptly attend TO any business entrusted to
them, in any OF The courts OF Northern lndi-
ana; and will give particular attention to all
collections, Agencies, buying and selling land,
&c. Office up stairs in Pomeroy'S New BIck
Store where one ofus can be found during all
business hours.
Plymouth Ind, Feb. LIST, 1854. 48tf
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-02
Notice of Ditching.

TgyHE Swamp Land Commissioner and En-
4 gineer OF Marshall County, will offer for
sale as The law directs, the csntracts for ditch
ing, as follows:
On Monday the ! 9th day Of February, 1854,
between the hours of ten O'Clock a. m. and
five O'Clock p. m. 800 Rods of ditch in town 80,
range east; 100 Rods in section 33 and 81,
town 81, range east. On Tuesday the 18th
day OF February, 1851, pa rods OF ditch in
section o. town "a range 3 east; leo Rods in
sections 30 and 81, town 81, range east; l42
Rods in sec. Il town "a, range east. On
Wednesday the 18th day of February, 1854,
2IO Rods in tn north iof section 49, town "a,
range east; 264 Rod in ectiOnS - d ID,
town 81, range 3 east; in the south = OF sec
ton %, town "a, range ) east, 300 Rods.
On Thursday the 10th day of February, 1854
500 Rods in sections 10. 20 81, town 81,
range east.
On Friday the 18th day of February, 1854,
COZ Rods in sections 3 & 80, town 81, range 3
east
On Saturday the 18th day ofFrebruary, 1864,
l16 Rods in section %, town 81, range east,
$50 Rods in section Sc, town "a, range ] east
The letting OF each day will be in the above
order, and viii be where the dtchins is to be
done. Plans and specifications of each ditch
caa be seen at the Auditors office in Plym-
outh. SAMUEL MCDONALD,
Commissioner,
]. B. N. KLINGER
45tS Engineer.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-02

Total, 500, 900 90
Names of the officer; of the association or
Bank,
]. Fl. kIBBEE PreSt. w. ]. MorR CASH.
Names OF persons who have become parties to
the articles OF Association within said period:
j. H. Kibbee, L. T. Merriam. E. G. Booth and
l.. S. Kibbee.
Names of persons who have withdrawn there
from: l.. Il. Merriam, S. Simpson.
Names OF presen. stockholders:
]. II. Kibbee, E. G. Booth and ]. S. Kibbee.
Days and hours open for the transaction of
business. to-wit;-From . O'Clock m, TO
o'clock m.
STATE OF OHIO, d.
TRUNBULt COUNTY, %.
James II. Kibbee, being duly sworn, depo-
ses and says that he is the President of said
Bank, and that the foregoing report OF the
transactions and condition of said Bank. for
the period therein above nai1ed, is true
and correct, according to the best Of bis knowl-
edge and belief. ]. II. KIBBEE,~Pres.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this 25th
day OF January. 1854.
JEFFERSON PALM, J..P.
Feb 48t3
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-02
mo. $. nODnRsDGE.

attorney at Law. and Notary Public,
Also Master Commissioner in the {. and
c. p. Courts, Plymouth, Indiana.
Will also pay particular attention to Agencies,
Collections OF claims, and Will promptly at
tend 10 all professional business entrusted TO
him, with fidelity.
Nov. 10, 1853. 3ey1.
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-02
< BELANGEE
z s ELLIOTT
Elliott s. Bezg1sUee

And are endeavoring to keep pace with the i'm
provements o the age. Tney are no doctor.
but to the Farmers and others of Marshall
and adjoining counties they would say a few
words about
Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-02

tn, Erians have out their spies. AMI.
whoever CONES into town, they stick
close to him.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-13
BELLS. BELLS! BELLS!

LNOR Churches, Academies, Factories, STEAMBOATS,
IL Plantations, etc, made, and n large assOrimcn
kept consantly hand by the their old
established and enlarged Foundry, which has been IL
operation for thirty years and whose patterns, and
of manufacture so perfected that their bells I'm
world wide celebrity for volume of sonnd and quilt,
Of tone. The present PrOpretOrs have recently sue
coded In apply Ing the process of loan moulding 10
iron Cases TO Bell CastiHg-which secures perfect
casting and even temper and evidence of the
impaired excellence of their Bells they have lust re-
dab Of the Worlds Fair In New York, over an others
several from this Country and Europe being IN compe.
ttOn; and which IL the 18th medal, besides many Di.
piOmns that have been awarded them They have pat.
terms for and keep hand Bells Of variety Of tones
OF the same weight, and they also furnish order
chimes Of any number Of BELLS key, and refer to
several OF their make throughout the States and Cana
das Their iIangings, comprising many and val
liable DpiOveDcns, consist Of Cast Iron Yoke, with
movable arms md which may be tnrne, upon the BELL
spring acting on the clapper, proonging the sound
Iron Frame, TOlng hammer, counierpOise, stop, etc
For Steamboats,, Steamships, etc. their improved Re-
vOvine yoke, or Fancy hangings In brass bronze Of
any design furnished. We can supply whole sets or
parts OF our improved hangings refining bells Of 9TH
or construction upon proper specifications being given
Old Bells taken In exchange.
surveyors instruments Of all descriptions made and
kept on hand.
Being In immediate connection with the principal
routes IN all directions, either Railroad canal river
orders Gun be executed with Dispatch which, either
personally or by communication are res pectuly solic
ted. A. MENEEiS,S Sons
West Troy, Albany Co., New York.
Acknowledgement ward. Chicago; H. J. Nazro Co.
Milwaukee, where Bells can be- found 47tf
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MallroaoS.
CLEVELAND n TOLEDO MAiLNOAD.
&0VQ ggmN gElaaa

CLEVELAND n TOLEDO RAILROAD
INV lM Dl4gGs
f1NiE sAFfxr, quickest. and only halsoad route 10 le
j East, Through IN hours quicker than aDy other
ltoniof Avoiding The f,auDvs NJ Lahr NoWiDeffea
lasseheere ileheed through itOn Chicago ~ New YOih
HospD, Philadelphia, Cleveland Pittsburgh, wheeling
taeahati VIA Michigan sOuhef1 aDd Northern Indiana
railroads Aei
fhtee il,teae, Traits daily, e.ee,a Honday. Que IA.
press Train Sunday evening, M O'eI0eh.
ls lightning lsrfeaa Train leaves chengo ~ q 40 A.
NJ Accommodation Train ~ 90 T. n
~ Esfieas iial1 do 10 T. n,
~ connecting NJ fdedo directly with lfai,a opoD foe
No, t0fwsIk ana CleseiaDd railroad eat iBe Toledo
Isl Passenger ffhiD, u 10 T. NJ
4 90 4. dWtW
Metne HE tine ft0n Chicago ~ aifso TO- and ~ Sp8
YGik Cf M hours ina hours ipss iiaOhhF Glpt i0uHf
NORTHERN MvtsiDN OtENtb SO sAhitskt,
Tttns eate fahdaaky lBf Cleveland ~ A. A. ahd IN
4, ~
Connecting AZ iiieyae viii, Mad tef Road to- spiHgfed
Dayton, tiBeiHiaii, 1eife ttaBle AMI tHdahAp6lisi
bus, Cincinnati ana HaB9svtl9,
Connecting ~ Cleveland Win tkb shore HIND fr Ete,
baHhifk, liultgto, Albany, keW f0ik AMI Boston
Ats0, Win Cleveland and Pittsburgh bsd f0f lfsbNrgi
Wheeling FhiiadpphiaJ ihitiHoIe and Washington iitg,
Tickets tt0eUynd ~ lh1 iGkni Gh,eh NJ bH Michigan
s0DlbnfB AgfbelH tBdiam ttai0ads Fremont building
iva doors seab NJ main entrance, Dearborn street, tbi
Gag0, NV tWd
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-06-13
\. NJ BRAIN tHD,
tf0Wse ara Steamboat Furnishing store
EMWaE stW MY.Ks.
Formerly Les, Gage ~ COD

:. WUIWtIIt Itt, UHHt UUD
Manufacturer NJ every description " saws,
No. ~ Main street, ~. Louis, Mo.
1uNtE Hrm NJ tes, fipnn GO having been dissolved
ny Wuiuhl f0DseUi, Ou be 2lsi dhy NJ JaDDary list,
would iDiOrD ny friends md customers, ibnt hayG
made arrangements with Mersrs Bridge BfOlbnr, md
viii continue G nUnarinG snws ~ MI ter yniie-
~, M pnns hpyn been spHffd III HiiHg $50 maclHefy,
and securing experienced workman, and ~ the stock IL
punbnsed direct from The manufacturers, both IN En.
topo aud Amerira, for cash, mn confident ihai cnD
hOId DIt tuti Inducements INT drnIers VIII ma u 10
their interest 60 encourage hose Habul,rtule,
~ Ia The clnrhcicr nnd reputation Of snwp behrlng
my stamp nothing noot be rnii, ns trust tint totii
dealers and consumers hive Ind sufficient opportunity
IA test the G0nfy Of my manufacture, WINE paf,nof
ih The late AH 81 Iee Gngc Goa ~ not IA d0nb l0f
n0ncht NY hbllity "a compete successfully IN point
NJ pire 1inty Or finish, win nhy ntHHHfittofy ~
ito hind IN he tinted flutes. being nov ~ ~ elpt
III every description III stock, am prepared 10 ilt
All ofders VIA pfomptness md de.paich.
orders hd1fessed ~ the ideslghtd 0f ~ Messfs.
Bridge BRO, viii receive prompt attentions
Paicnlai 0iientlOn pad Ia AZ klnd ~ fephlfiHe.
hDhy gi--d.tf W. T.. 4. UAtiE,
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SUMMER ANNANGNMENT
MAJ.

NEw YofK fEN1liAt mh MI TBArk HAitHOAb
Qnichest, kDfnst md Ghsr pest Route 80
New y0fk and N0st0B.
n e0pHooliop With Michigan 'oulml liaiii0aDd Via ~
fr0ii AMI hmpaw fDils nIrD HilI Michigan u H. VIA
tin,ntbt AMI ituhtp
limn frnm ilioag0 ~ Nav yolk, ~ Ilnlrs,
1IUh iOm i1trHgg ~ tIston, III hUlrr,
Time h0m liun,h ~ HoB rolb. ~, bonrs,
1mo hDm Uttilo ~ lbsioi, 20 b0uIa,
ESpi"ss ifHlHs loayo Iiualu tar N0a iorh aud hsiD
90 nrtj'D ~ trains irUn 'lnWDUd nnd rtongo unklly
dlfoh connection thrDbpi
AIso Esproas IHUa WI IoHW Nngnm InlI, 90 DrrIFa
III Ittns lrom horii Gud 'bcnRn hndOg pnysongois H.
Say fotk Ia advance ii oluor foulos,
JW1Ugh ioh"ie run !" ind ~ ilu company On1pn lOi
nnmitjph street t"iston So" HaiftoH HHd lslopiuat
llrtr' orhl iIlo 1cIdghn central ~ Michigan f0ilboU
liifOnd Oicoa,
T. VlBiiAiT
Noboihl FHporlHi, Hloni,
u, Is Hib'ot nbd \, 4, FhMpt Aaoni, tIloa9o,
NDy fin N tASttI 1irL0 Aren't.
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extensive deWHnd,
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ties NJ Appns Fcars, bpib standards HUd Uwas, NbfrT
rjes tjuuis fearbrs Grapes, Uurpus, GOoseberIles,
Haspbnrrins, Strawberries, Victoria lie Plants, Asparl'
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NORWAY Squire, snow lnl tjlars tbO,rn itnsfs, Nf'
40 NJ,
Thosr DESIRING So oypamant their grounds 0r suppl,
e,nnino our stock, 0nr grounds 8fe about = milos
south west III tho ciiy, -
MEIiH1F1Et,D A. NEWTON,