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TNHE TULEDO BLADE has been enlarged
Il TO the size of the LARGEST DAILIEs on the Lakes
Hereafter special exertions will be made make il
authoritative on subjects of commerce the markets
and the news of the day 1t daily publishes the la
test Telegraphc news, and usually contains the
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issued.
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Cheaper than ever for Cash.
Ny stock embraces every variety of Dress Goods
ana trimmings; also numerous pieces VARYING in
price from 6d to s. per yard Boots and Shoes
for men, women and children for Surinp and sum
mer wear; Summer Cloths. suitable in quality and
price for men and boys. Our Bonnets cannot be
surpassed either for beauty orstye; and our Ribons
are Just the thing to equip them with.
have also every variety Of Hardware for either
farmers, mechanics, or household use
In short everything which anybody needs can b
had cheap Goods pretty Goods, or rood
Goods And if you only call that is sufficient war
rant for sale; and every time you buy the richer
you get! So, spare not the dimes elsewhere. for
they will turn into shillings here. If you don't be-
lieye it. try the experiment E. GRAHAM
Perrysburg, May -, 1954.--1O
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9gzswgx DIR. j. BLECHER,
"HYYD RESIDENT DENTIST.
Once over j. Augustus Hall'sstore.
All work warranted. [dec5-39tf
Dissolution of Copartnership.

VIE partnership heretofore existing betw cen f..
= Graham Co., is this day dissolved by mutual
conSeHt' L. GRAHAM.
Perrysburg, March 20, 1864.
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ne business will hereafter be conducted by the
subscriber at the old stand, where you will find
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WILLIAMS 4 SPKAGUE,

Fultonville, Montgomery Co., NY,
MB.-In order that there may be no error in
mailing tickets from US, would suggest the pro-
priety of persons who may favor us with their or
ders that they send prepaid envelope with their
address plainly written ppGnit. W, u b,
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SEWING MACHINES,

NAUTION-sRwING MACHINEs.-LAsT wRDNEs-
Oaay obtained elton from The United States Court
nowhave suit pending against him here which s to
be tried and Without doubt will result In like manner
The old buGbear Of Walter Hunt heretofore the
fence relied upon the and faacy Of which will
ia By alton Of the full and clear decision
Of Judge spraFue in printed copies Of which will
be ready for free distribution In few days At my once BY
enclosing postage stamp copy will be Forwarded TO order
BY mail immateral whether machines use one or two
nesdles with the eye the point without license they
rms the liabilities Of the law BY infringing ma
less price, without such liability from the follow
ing who duly authorized BY license nm
der original patent Of September 10 1886 Wheeler
Wilson Co. Nsv York; Grover Baker Co do; A. Bsr.
chine Coz do; .; Nichols, Boston, Msss;y. Bean,
Boston Mass Hunt Hoston, Mass; q. A. Durgin, Low
weeldredge, Kesne Moor, Lynn Mass.
ELIAS HOWE Jr., Patentee Of tho original Sewing Ma
chine No 80 Hanover street, Boston, and No. a05 Broad
way. New York
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THE TELEGRAPH.

NATIONAL TELEGRAPH LINES.-THEsE LINES
IN favoraby known throughout the West ns O,ReilIy
lines rebuilt IN the most having
sets Of poles and wires by the
direct routes and possess before
The pu bile quick Pittsburg
Detroit Chicago, Milwsukie Cincinnati, Louisville So
Louis New Orleans, and nternediate place. Western
Southern merchants win please remember the
See WAn street. directly opposite The Custom Houss
BfNy ". ely, Manager
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Impression 81 Ayers cherry peetorai for coughs and
astkme 81 Hastings Of naptha for Group 81
Cooks remedy for ntemperance u Rodgers syrup liver
wort and EAR for consumption 8 India ehoIaaogue for
fever 81 TO- Woife,e Seheidam
inyisera,ng cordial two for s Russia savs, Dalley's
pain extractor NeAters ointment, Keysers vermifuge
each 20 cents; Hntohngs Biters 30 cens AZ GUTON's
r7 Bowsry Also Hystps ipfaIible life talsam rbsu
mattsn ~ sente
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ELS w. vondersmIth,s Extract RIOS,

Ell w. Vondcrsmith's Extract Roses and
elder fcwcrsThis delightful appicat encctuay
moves pimEles tan freckis Inflammation, eruptions &e
purchasd ~ bs Bowery perfume for the hand
hehief considered by every whohas used 10 TO be
are to call And H. Prepared and sold only by
D W VoNDERSMITH, Bowery drug store, No l5S, above
Broeme street. Not sold in any other drug store.
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Billiard Tablcs.-If You wish to purchase
sspsrisr and well made table, call stthe msnufsctory Of
amino their superb stock suitable for private public
sse. One second hand table for sale cheap.
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REMOVALS.

HEARBLEIZED IRON.-THE OFFICE OF THE SALA-
Nl mander Marble Company 10 removed from 8l3 Broad
way Hudson street. Of Thirteenth
street. large stock Of mantes table tops 40, are now
ready and architects builders cabinetmAkers and the
public generally, invited to call and examine them
DRNovAL-A JoURNEAY, JR, 4 CO. HAVE RE-
IL moved 70 II and - Warren street.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

In BRADY, DEALER IN CHRAP PUBLICATIONS
and importer Of foreign newspapers Ne. IL Ann rreet
cevntry dealers spppjsd On favorable terms
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Caution to Country Druggists and Others

Caution 10 Country OruSgiJts ana Otnerss-
been in this city with view deceive
try dealers and the public deem duty TO the
the popular medicine which has
during the present denoupce and this cruel
imposition 9Pcn the sick and suffering When IL is CON
atng cordial 1909 per month"; that
the feeble the debtated tho nfrdelcato fornacs and
persons whose nervous systems sens
the Of injury that would be BY the
ttitutien Of any considerable quantity Of the poisonous
I'M for tho nis prG1Hsns cordial
pared. mine heavy cost ana not being dis
in The matte viii the full
all who the medicine The genuine
dial bears the oork and embossed the sdeo
with my Autograph siEnstUs To counterfeit said note
forgery Let the public look to these before
they The eoES. y .ss up nfhy =,
dollars, six for twelve dollars c. II. RING proprietor
1872 Broadway New York Sead by druggists throughout
the United States, Canada, and West indies
Observation-Disclosures OF Parents who use
vermuge composed Of castor OIL oslomel &o are not
aware that while they appear to benefit the they
medicines to which ask the attention all d.
reoty interested their we'll their chill dreas
And those suffering with liver complaints dyspepsia jaun
dice Of the disorders Of bilious type should make
Of Hobensack's liver pills. they have been
those suffering with appetite shooting pain in
The stomach slow &c. advised TO
worm syrup these prominent symptoms that denote
the Of the above medicine with certainty and safety
BE not deceived. Ask for HobensAchs syrup and
y s and isas . M ss &C.,
Barclay street. New York. agents tho Eastern States
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Peter Roberts 4 Co., 375 Broadway have
J1st received large Maltese laces Also
Uypure. The spring hosiery has just come 10 hand.
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al had . Drean which was not all a
OF BARkERS tonqusa certain grcAseless restorative
Price % Sold Principal depot Bankers
ladies' hairdTessng establishment, 40 Broadway.
Wigs and Toupees.-Batchelor,O OF No. @3d
Broadway 10 pleased 20 another beautiful I'M
provenent manufacture Of these articles This in
venton applied to ladies' and hair work. ana
is the perfect imitation Of nature yet discovered
Wig Wearers who study comfort and per
sonal appearance will ony DO justice 70 Snemsexes * IN
peculiar light ventiAtng and sosssmer eharaeser allows
Them CT tho head exactly the natural har grows
Call at tho factory, ITO Broadway
Cover your naked jaws with Beard. II you
thek in az weeks won't stain inure the Ski 81
bottle per d6s sent to part O. the country
G. GRAHAM 10 street; zieIer South Third street,
Philadclpbia.
RatcheIor,s Hair Dye Is stin the Leading
article by acknowledged be dye extant
perfectly eslorng tho hair the moment applied Tens
thousands in s parts Of the world procainit the only
reliable dye known Sold at BATCHEL0R'S Z3 Brosdway
Cristador0's Hair Dye.-Your hair, air, Is,
the words Of Dryden flushed with purple grace
So using qusek dyes ad Of seenRc ore o.
ration certain produce black not
TO ealne the hair Sold and applied ct No Aston House.
What Nostrums mot long since a Barber,
in using of tho old hair Dyes actually turned mans
e used as long as DEM6NET MEYERS No Is Cortandt
street. sell and apply their liquid dye, which nfa
te acts mildly upon the fbres and always gives ieus
trious black brown to the hair Sold at No n Rast
Broadway No Bowery No 800 Grand street, and No. 80
North William street.
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The Steam Fire Englne.-A Fine Dsguer-
ssssygs Of the steam IRE engine now doing sush ssesles
wesId's fam DAGUERREAN gallery, No $50 Broadway Cali
HsS zee this and thousand other splendid pictures
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OCULIsTs AND AURTsTs,


DR. POWELL, OCULIST, AURIsT, ETC, DEvoJ
~ his attention exclusively TO the treatment Of disco
OF the and from to O'Clock daily, at his oc
502 Broadway where be procure4 his treatise ON
and artificial which inseRted without
tlon, or the slightest pain.
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The Cheapest DaguerreOtypes I'm America
sro taken by the New York German Daeuerreoype Com
pAny Who 600 portraits daily at their estabhment
Ne. $50 Broadway
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Pianos and Melodeons-A superb Assort-
sne-Frth, Pond Co. . pianos Csrharts patent ansona
Jacobs aoordeons and utnas FIRTH
Bend Co.'s and Hall Sons guitars, watches jewelry
aonds and plated Shoot music Of every kind New
music Published.
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Fashion Dictates and Knox Obeys.-Spring
Aas arIve and with IL the styles Of hats
issssd By KEOx elmo os3 Broadway Call examine and
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CaxPetlngs and Oilcl0ths, &c., &sc.-nIo.
UR0RfY T1LLEY, l42 Broadway, announce TO whole
ale AID retail that their stock Of these goods
rsign and domestic trensccnds UNNECESSARILY in original
Rsttsrn; any similar goods imported purchased in
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New and Most Popular Songs OF the Day
LET SPEAK Of Man Find Him. and I'VE Meet
AGAIN. being sung nightly BY the Buckleys with
sueed success Those having doubts Of their merit should
Hriee % cents each Published by HORACE WATERS,
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Straw Gsoods.-We have now In Store and
constantly finishing Of the largest q
e and straw hats and ladies' and misses bon
ever offered in this city comprising variety and
ssay enabling to low prices
e1o giving facilities for the styles
~ matters in the city and country would ind IL their
@1vAAtage to call. Bonnets sold only by the case.
A. LELAND 4 CO.. III Pearl street.
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sewing Machines.-A Set Of Boston Conspi-
pAtsY endeavong inure business and to dis
nt the industrious citisens Of New York. But not
Snly make and cell the best sewing machines but
ne oldest patent and several Of the sewing
Machine patents We have commenced offensive opera
elsns against enemies and will demonstrate TO them
and Che public that sewing machine worth using
Dc made without infringing upon our exclusive rights, and
that rights cannot DO violated with impunity The
saving machines about which there
che single threaded machine sold by only
L M SINGER CO. No. G3 BroadMAY
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Gentlemen Fond OF the Beautiful Game of
Aards should not fail to patone the Metropolitan Room
Broadway II under the Of Brother
hins formerly Of Odd Fellows Hall The the
euroses Of New York. being 2oS feet Deep and contains
u4ut NAt
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David RAFT, Diamond Imporfer.-Diamonds
bulk . he traderich CLUSTERS crescent star lunches
and single stone pins lowest prices
paper Once 3S1 Broadway, of White ST. stairs
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Excelsior Tailoring Establishment, No. 40
Nassau street.-The above establishment having become
re ssess:sor Of Mr. Leonard Papson would request his
sSAnine their and splendid assortment Of goods
psng the latest styles a cloths casmeres and vestng
getAsr with and csh stock Of genemens furnish
ID geeds.
4 Caxd.-epxing ClOthlng.-Now ready, AN
- ADAPTED 70 the season cut and trimmed in the bcst
yb ard win be sold the possible prices NIB
a aDtlelee auafaNtced 10 exactly represented
EDWARD T. HACKETT,
Clothing Emporium, LOG Fulton street.
New DIZZY Observation-Disclosures d Lee, 345
Hsoadvav corner street, daily receiving
Rsn .set large Invoices Of rich sPIns goods which they
Asng goods will be found large
Ssesede plaid plain and striped silks bareges grenadines
printed muens, ginghams, Fronoh English
ynts shsetngs and shrtings Of every description, Mar
blankets ribbons Of the Styles drapery
nusns sAawls OF kind ladies' travelling goods
ontsmen under garments cravats gloves pocket hand
Esschefs The above goods will 10 sold
Ses cent from their usual prices LEADBEATER 4 LEE
81 Broadway, corner Of Leonard street.
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specifically inform their friends and the public that thoy
lave changed their business location late No 40 Pearl
street, 70 No. 456 Broadway door below Grand streetD
nay prepared to exhibit their spring styles
committing Of mosaic velvet tapestry Brussels threepy
and ingram carpetings English and American floor oil
GIVE, and ali other goods pertaining TO the trade