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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

pubic is called to the annexed certificate OF BAKERS PRE-
MUM BrrEt which is of The popular family ncd
cinos known in this country:
COTTAGE, May II, 1865.
Near CurdsyiHe Buckingham county, Va 5
Mr.. Elijah Baker Dear Sir.-My wife having been
many years, afflicted with Liver Complaint and Nervous
bhity, hearing OF your premium Bers, She Induced
to give them trial After trying half adozen bottles, She
found her health much improved and her digestive organs
greatly srensthened and tonic She finds indispensa-
bic in her csend continues to it, ID her Improvement
II IS very popular with many Of my ucigbors, and
coming almost in general use tonic this section.
Win my best wishes, am yours truly,
J. W. \. SAUNDERS
n B-Several influential gentlemen IN this county will
send certificates of most imp
Premium ButerS in her families We all being
one Of the most valuable medicines this
section OF the country. Yours, j. w. a. S.
- Every family should keep few bottles hand Price
80 cents per bottle
To be had, wholesale and retail Il. Stablcr Co.'S
Stroiher WhteheadS, j II. Thompson q Cos, j H.
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The Olympia washington Territory Pioneer
of the Sd Of August contains q call for Conven-
ton, addressed to the people Of both Oregon and
Washington Territories east Of the Cascade
Mountains, to meet at Dallas on the 25th of
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nt IF'nNi"a httt 81 HMii'Hs'F bFihss Win II
peculiar tendency disease The Liver torpid the
Blood fev cred Indge springs up dsncnaton
ty finally regular illness ward all these
dire effects take CAtrERs SPANISH MIXTURE purifying
and cooling influence the Blood with tendency aay
all nervousness, will at commend the very best
Medicine No should fail try values health
oc1 IN
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BROADWAY DRuG sroRns.-The magnificent
establishments Of the well known apotheoaries
and chemists. lIEGEnAN, CLARK q Co. tate
Rn-hton, Cark x Coz at Nns. 16j, 273 5ll
and 1J6 Broadway. ara the admiration uf sran-
gers aud among the most striking ornaments of
on metropolis The system on which they are
conducted is unexeeptionable, the utmost care
being exercised in the selection Of choice drugs
mud the proper preparation OF physicians pre-
serp.on~ There is no article in the range of
the whole mnteria medica that their shelves dn
not ai1rfl. aud such is the experience OF the pro-
prietsrs. that they are never imposed upon by
those vile authorizations which many Of our drug -.
,ists sell to the great injury of their customers
At their various establishments moreover may be
procured the CELEBRATED AND oGIGfSAL COB
LIVER on, which has wrought so many cures III
consumption. A. the value of this great remedi-
al agent depends altogether on lis purity, 1t Is
well to procure it of "A house of established repu-
tation like IIcgemnn. Clark 4 Co. The article
manufactured by them is not only extensively re
commended by the medical faculty but has stood
the severesttest Of oxperinent.-(N. Y. Sotm-
day Courier, Sept. 81. 1861
TIE TELEGRAPH AND THE WAR.-Ono Of the
most suggestive facts in connection with the
Eastern war isthe use TO which the telegraph,
eminently an invention of peace, has been put
with the exile of Napoleon, days aud even weeks
elapsed before some of the most important events
we're known in Paris aud London. The news of
Waterloo took longer time to reach the British
capital than the news of the fall of Sebastopol,-
The news from Moscow, Aboukir and the pyra-
Iaids was n week fortnight aud month old
on arriving at Paris. Bat the in
telligence Of the capture of the Malnkoh was at
the ruilleries and st James, though distant from
Sebastopol the length of the entire continent,
while the sky was still red with the conilagraton
Of the town. while the magazines were still cxplo.
ding while the reirenting Russians were still
thronging over the bridge Almost, indeed, be
fore the bombs had censrd to hum through the
heavens. or the kissing Of the round shot had
given way TO the roar of bprung houses, the peo-
pie in London and Paris were shouting over the
victory and the church bells Of England were
clamoling from lands end to land, cnd. 1t is an
event like this which makes men reuze what
tho magnetic telegraph is.-Phiiadelphia led
Ttr.
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ruxhssIgIxs AND PnAYHH-wo Published yesterday
the alton Of johnson, setting apart aud recon-
,u,ng Thursay he 18th Of November is day 81 ihaISs
giving and PRAYER Speaking Of II, tin Enquirer says
r the first time within our recollection the Governor Of
virginia has thought proper set apart aud recommend day
Of general thanksgiving and prayer II peculiarly appro
ate that Governor should recommend the Observance
Of day Of the awful pesrnee that has desoaleu our
.or ets W. cannot doubt that every Nirgnian wiw
christian philanthropy gratitude carry out the excellent
suggest. oils Of the Governors proclamation.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

u -On h"esday, October 9th. some W here
= IN he city small bundle of RECEIPTS which belong
10 ooai ECONOMY The finder will great favor by
'''"'""s nsn 70 me Toe l2d2t' L. F. LUCADO
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VV n -, :, n. :, h'FS! !--Nt KrWCe's
- EN1lANGE STABLE--B. W. GREEN has 80 head
o' No KENTUCKY MULES for sale exchange on accom-
ulouahs terms ut my Stable All In will do well TO
oc i23t n NJ pp,cr
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E,AEn AVE WINTER MaLaENARY.A

The subscriber has ed and opening IS u
large and complete assortment OF Fall and Winter w
Mll"4hNAkf. The Stock consists of Bonnetst Rib
bons Flowers Caps and Iaccs of every variety from plain
the most fashionable yles and being selected by expo
eheed Mlllinor, cannot fail to please.
i-d2N Nr4wTNN ZANE SIMPSON
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AUBURN, Aug. 81, 1850
Dear Sir: Your letter of the 10th instant, ad.
dressed To me ut Albany has ovcrtaken me here,
after following me in some journeyng through
the Western part of this State
1t is not consistent with my habits of life to
not ice, either for purpose of complaint or for
refutation; the misrepresentation 10 which, like
other persons who hold representative places, |
am subjected. No one who lives within a thous
and miles of this place, whetl er friend or adver-
sary, of mine would utter or believe the absurd
allegation which you have made known to me
with degree of kindness which deserves and re-
ceives my thanks.
am, very respectfully, your obedient, SER
want. WIN. H. SEWARD.
A. +. Posey. Esq, Greenyille, Ala.
NEW York Aug. II 1853.
Sir never consciously within mile of
know nothing lodge, and never cou / have been
induced TO join one on any account BY placing
your foot against the author of the silly report
noticed in your letter you will be certain to kick
great liar.
Yours, HORACEGREELI.
A. +. Posey, Esq
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Recommendations Avon Troupe have taken Dudley
Hail. and will next week.
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MnRE ARRGyED-There arrived yesel day, says
the Dispalch by the Port Waha liue orphans from
Portsmouth, charge of the Rev Mr. Hume thai indeati
gable laborer in the religion and humanity. They
taken at once to Catholic College and comfortably quar-
tered with those that had preceded them
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PHO the victorious mare the property Of Mr.. Gibbons
of New Jersey father raised the great Fashion
rne--lst heat min 5sl SEC 2d heat, 5it 3D.
heat Z IN SO scc-Rjolmogd Enquirer
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rhe Exnress furnishes The following /:


ADVANCE u rnlefs COMPARED WIN IAsr YrAR
L. ufri ~ OF lst rfrt it Of
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COTTAGE, May II, 1865.

public is called To the annexed certificate of BAKERS PRE-
MUM BIrrE which is of The popular family ncdi-
LiIL my u .LIllL
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upAhDhONt " kAs.--tfkANN LILLE JolltN
having purchased an interest in the Piedmont Work
near Lyhchburg the business will hereafter be conducted
iho name and under the style of JORDAN & CURLE IA1
WIN ue thankful to the former patrons Of the establishment m
OF their patronage and to the public at ARG
ter iapos. They pledge themselves to execute al "ofhh
iherIine with fidelity, neainoss aud dispatch.
GRANVILLE JORDAN
SEPTEMBER 20ih, 1859 GEO. &. CuRLE.
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s--&t1s nv "a
~ ini.--f on can buy READN-MADE cLUlH "''
hNi'hiNG GOODS at wholesale and retail Ia eNtit,
una style at low cash prices by calling at AiiEh
Al" MAN =, corner of Main aud Market streets, Wheit ~
~ uper cent lie has just returned from tue ~
l alilactores, whore he has made good supplies eAI
= oi ms IharHct OF the most fashionable style ana ever "a
ty IN he clothing line and cheaper than was ever "'
IN TINS city Would be better tor you call and exam
e ms magnificent Stock and save at least 20 per cent u
ss al ms Goods for cash. and sells them at much less
me regular prices for the quality Goods You can
sHaNe ,Iothmg made to order in the best manner ~
e shortest notice, and always get the and most I
iHiable Goods for your money ,
remember the place whore you get good harga'''
APPEL & NENMANS'
Corner of Main and Market stret',
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SALE OF A TELEGRAPH LINR-Thc Sheriff Of kanawha
county last Court sold the line of Telt graph from
KanaN Ia Salines o Pleasant for eighty dollars
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

AN ELoPENENr-On Thursday evening young girl of If
teen residing in Henry street Brooklyn who possesses
own RICH, sge property located in tho State of
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ATTEMPT TO RELEASE \ PRISONER FROM JNL.-An al
tempt made last week break into the Jail ut Chester
fe Court House for the purpose eff releasing the Joe
who Of death Some persons residing ut the
hotel noise the jail and what WIS
the cause when the burglar fed
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-10-12

a FL ACCOgNTS DIE EBH~s DAs %
"a july 800, and from and after this date all i,
~ WIN us VIII become due twice year viz the ~ ~
"a January andth LIST day Of July All persons o'M
"r made previous TO LIST Of July, and due on 'nSa
teaSe come forward and pay them, rs we are a'lt
ets'ohs and cash sales alone for the successful p
vi our business Being ourselves. compelled "a et
i tuleha9es twice year, feel that we are thcHs
lnly 4d&cs
seE'-Ne beg leave remind our eliato'''',nl
one year ago. announced to them that our ae'o All
uo uc due semtannually, e. the LIST 81 January nj
Juy of each year In accordance with this arrange
july Ats 'e PAYNE & CuRIsTiaa,-
EJIRE CIDER YINEGAR.--lo0 gallons pure O'u''
= vinegar receive ID and for sale by .,,,1
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ELECTION PRINCE GEORGIA. an election held in
Prince George county Saturday last for CLERK Of the
y Court Mr.. Ino p Matthews. was elected
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sEEe.EmaN. GhaHK a CO., date Rms,,om
W. q. Fa.reii,- Arnhinn hininen.,

Wholesale Depot No l65 Broadway.
sold by Druggists generally in the United Statos
pp
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q
aud by regularly agents throughout the United
States
: u Price - and 30 cents and 81 per bottle.
Agents wanted in every village and hamlet in
the nited States in which already established
Address H. G. Farrell above accompanied with good refer
% clIaractnr lhlitN Ac SGD 2OhNo4W
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W. publish elsewhere the farewell card 81 Mr. I L tlo'
,,y, his civ for Richmond We can but express re
IT a. tho 5epar,ure from Of accomplished ansrtist and
worthy citizen as SIR and congratulate the people Of e
u ON his accession that city. As daguerrean artsi "e
a Nr Gibbs ~ without superior any here. lie leaves
m assurance his place viii be wei hied In the person q"
his sarcessoT Nj kengy
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NEW GOODS ND NEW T1RMs.--l

" receiving the best assorted Stock of STAPLE and Fan
Goods for Fail and Winter sales il has been y rsu
10 offer 10 the trade in this market and would be eased
all II my friends and the public generally bci3r buyiug Ola
goods.
TlRNs.-l viii deduct per cent on all cash Ills over 3
oc lOts b Il. LLMIs
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-05-19
Wood Common Pleas, JuIy Vera. 1855.

Wood Common Pleas, JuIy Terra. 1885,
Peter Sigler Fanny Fox, Andrew J. FoS, Levi
Fox, Maryann Fox, William Fox, Sarah -. FOX,
and Samuel Mowry.
rJHHE nonresident defendants are hereby rotiae,.
l. that the plaintiff Peter ligitr, on tl'e 2@th Of
pril, 1855 fled in said court his petition against
them, setting forth, among other things thai 81 TIE
18th of Sept, 1888, plai-+iff for valuable consd
Grafton then paid, became the purchaser of tue scuth
east quarter of the north quarter of attt!cn
twenty, in town three north, Of rance eleven east,
from one William Fox, now deceased; that &c I'd
William Fox. and Fanny Fox, oCe Of defendants
and wife of the said William undertook % convey
said land by warrantee deed, but by mistake ef
ed it as the north west quarter Of the south cast
quarter of said section and that before said mistake
was discovered he, William deceased, leaving An
drew j., Levi, Maryann, william, ali, sarah NJ,
minor heirs at law The prayer of sa.1 retijion IS,
that said error be corrected, and u .sj defendants
appear and answer or demur to said petition or OF
before the first day of next it will tie taken ~
true and an order had thereon accordingly.
PETER SIGLER, by :. JsrFEn5oY,
May 10, l855--1wG$4 HIS Atty.
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ARRIVAL OF Mr.. PATTERSON AT CHr,
cAao.--Mr. w. J. Patterson, one Of the
proprietors of the Parkville Luminary, who
with his partner Mr.. Park, was compelled
TO flee from Missouri to escape the mob, ar
rived in Chicago with his family on Friday
evening.
Mr.. Park started with Mr., Patterson
from St. Louis. and is now in Magnolia,
Woodford county, ILL.,, where he owns d
valuable farm.
The Democratic Press says: Mr.. Patter-
son favored us with call on Saturday, and
gave us some further particulars of the pro
ceedings of the mob, but they do not differ
materially from those which we have already
published. Mr.. Patterson appears to be in
an excellent state of preservation. We did
not understand that he had yet determined
upon his future course, as he is in doubt
whether he will be permitted to return to
Missouri or not.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-05-19

NEW BRANCH OF MANUFAcTUREs.--A
company has established at Williamsburgh,
near New York, the first plate glass manu-
factory ever commenced in America. 1t is
provided with furnaces and appurtenances
capable of making plates ten feet wide by
twenty feet long, and from one-fourth to two
aud a half inches thick. The material used
is said to be Of the best kind, and the singu-
lar fact is stated in connection with this
new manufacture that the finest English
plate glass is made from American sand
The quality of the glass produced at these
new works at williamsburg may be under
stood when it is declared that the finest
print may be read through piece four inches
thick. The occasion Of casting the first
great plate ever cast in America was cele-
brated in the work shop of the establishment,
by speeches, music and dinner, OIL Thurs
day last. to. S. Journal.
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Perrysburg Prices Current.

Wheat S2.OO02.OO; Flour, SIO.0OWlO.OO; ; Rye,
50475; Corn, 7037j Oats 37@40; Flaxseed, 81
$50; Potatoes. 1891; Apples green, 50@$1o0;
dried, Sl.25Ml.50; Peaches, dried, $1.00@l 25 :;
Beans, $1.25 0l50; Butter, 12Ml9 Eggs. 8@l0 /;
Beeswax. 22@25; Feathers, 3194i; Fresh Pork,
i94i; Mess do, $15.00@l50o; Prime, $500 ;
pickerel, $6oo@zoa;- white bass $550@600
Shingles, white wood, 500; pine, s35004. 90 -;
Lumber, common, $S.OO1lo01; pine $l2.000
1900; do. dressed, $1S.00G2Q,00; Slaves, -four
barrel. s3.5o@3.75; tight barrel, s55o@6.00
Lard, 90lO Wool, 2503S; Hay. $S.O00I0OO
Wood, Sl.25Gl.5O; Onions, 50@75; Hogs, 4G44.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-05-19
Leonard Whitmore, use. Sc. vs. Char.es Y. Jcris

Leonard Whitmore, use. Sc. Charles Y. Jcrison
etr'.
CHERIFF'S -EALE.--By virtue Of a writ of ex-
~ ecution to directed and delivered, from tic
court of common pleas of Wood county, Chic,
will offer for sale at the door'of the court house II
Perrysburg on Saturday, June 22d, 1855. between
the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock >. NJ. of
said day. the following property: The equal und-
vided fourth part of river tract No e5) eighty
fve of the United States Reserve of miie ctuaTe
at the foot of the rapids of the Miami e Iako Ere.
containing one hundred and thirty five acres, ex-
cepting 20 belonging to Luther Whitnore, it
being the east side, running parallel with tie O. =
gnal line, excepting lots numbered 10, Il, l.. as
described in a deed from Luther Whtrlore to Ca
briel Crane. in the village of Oregon. ...
WI COOK, Sheriff.
JAMES MURRAY, Atty for Pt!f s8-
May 10, 1s55,--lw5$2,75 ....--.--3
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Jacob Scheiber and Nicholas
Marks, Plaintiffs,
against
Dominich Bensfeldt and Solo
Court of Common
Pleas--Nool
County, Ohio.
against


mon " Shepard, defendants.
DEFEND. .ANTS are hereby notified that, cn the
~ 10Th day Of May, 1850, petition was fled by
the plaintiffs in the Office Of the clerk OF tie covr:
of common pleas in said Wood county asking fo'
the foreclosure Of certain rtCaEa executed BY
the said Dominica Bensfeldt to plaintiffs, c. O. about
the 18th day Of July, 4. D. 1853 for tho following
described lands, to wit The east half OF the north
west quarter of section number nine, in toHlshi1
number four north, of range number nine east and
asking judgment for the sum d two hundred and
fifty dollars with interest t.e the Eta
day of March 4 D. 1854, and for thirty nine dcll@rs
and sevcnty-two cents, with interest on the sGrce
from the 8th day Of January, 4. p. 1f:3 and asAr"
that the same may be declared lien oa the sAiI
lands and tcnements, and that the may be sold
to pay the same. Defendants roti&cd tlat IN
less they answer the said petition By Ii l+tll Cy
of july i D. 1865, it viii be taken - confessed
against them and Judgment rendered thereon &C.
cordngly. REID, STEM {; J0FENSCN,
May I9, I85j.--lw6$+ $+.25 Aty5 ior Ps!Ss-
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ST. LOUIS, May l0.-DAily accounts con-
tinue to be received of the ravages of chol
era among the emigrants OH the upper Mis-
..ssippi. Boats are generally crowded BE-
ond their capacity. Unusual fatality at
,nds the disease.
The Chicago Tribune says i, is useless to
disguise the fact that the cholera has com
menced its ravages on the Mississippi river,
and that deaths have already occurred in
many of the towns lying on that stream be-
tween st. Louis and St. Paul and urges
that precautionary measures should be adopt
ed in Chicago before it makes it appearance
there also.
The Davenport (lowa) Gazette says tha,
the steamboats, are so much crowded on the
Upper Mississippi with passengers on deck
that an escape from disease is almost i'm
possible. 1t calls for law from congress 10
prevent such excessive loading, and the in
discriminate mixing together Of hogs, cattle,
emigrants, horses, men, women, sheep, and
children.
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g CHOOL NOTICE.--The qualified electors cf
- School Dist. No |, PerTys6urg township. VIII
meet in the School House on Fr!t"y, iho ~ or
June at O'Clock P. NJ, 20 choose TWO direc IS, 70
serve for years and to trGusaco suc! otcr business
as may be brought before tho meeting.
The Board viii meet in the Office ot - y. Ped: {,
Co. on the ist day of June, ct clCrk p y. Iiosa
having claims against the district will pie.ac pre-
sent them for settlement. By order of tfe beard.
JAMES " ross, lec.
Perrvsburg. May 10, l555.--.w4
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PARKS TO BE HUNG.-By reference to the
report of cases in the supreme court, it will
be seen that the motion for a new trial in
the case of Parks, has been denied. The day
of his execution is Friday, the first of June,
When told of the decision, his reply was,
1T is about what expected Mr.. Spangler,
] am ready when you are."-lCleve, Herald.
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Ebeneezer Graham. adm'r of
Jarvis Spafford, decd.
vs..
Fanny Fisk. adm'rx of Alba
Fisk. deed.
The Court of Com
mon Pleas of Wood
County.

Fisk, deed.
DANNY FISK, adm'rx of Alba Fisk, deed, will
l. take notice that E. Graham. admir- of Jarvis
SpaAord decd, has filed petition in the court of
common pleas of Wood county, Ohio against her,
setting forth that Aug l5 1887 Jarvis Spatford and
others executed mortgage to the defendant on in
lots No. 269, ICY, H. 578, 19l 343, in the town of
Perrysburg, Wood county Ohio; that said mort
gage was toreclosed at the October term, 1854, of
said court, the property bid in and sale confirmed,
under an agreement that by reason of being per-
mtted without contest to do so, and obtaining the
property free and clear from all incumbrance by
way of taxes and otherwise, the same having been
paid by Jarvis Spaford the defendant would release
said Jarvis Spafford from all and every claim and
liability he was under existed against him by
reason of the Indebtedness in said mortgage speci
fed; and that said defendant fails TO comply with
said agreement. Plaintiff prays that said defendant
may be ordered TO release all and every claim and
liability existing against said Jarvis Spatfords es
tate by reason on account of the Indebtedness in
said mortgage specified, as also on the judgments
rendered on the same; and defendant is notified
that unless she appear and answer by the 2lst day
of July. A. D. 1865 plaintiff, at the next term of
said court thereafter. will ask judgment pro con-
fesso, and for other proper relief.
BY MURRAY g. DODGE, Attys Of Ptf
May 70, ls55,--1w6$539
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CHANCE FOR CoNTRAcToRs.--The company
of the Air Line railroad, or Northern lndi-
ana railroad, as both Of these works are now
christened under the consolidation. have adj
vertiscd the letting of the remainder of the
work, comprising fifty sections, f.om Bryan
to Goshen. Proposals will BE- received at
the Office of the company in Toledo, up to
the 9th inst.