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RY RATLRoAp T E;ss I2lD DIRECT G. ca a Co.

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Time between Wahipgon aud Wheeling Running
time between Washington and Cincinnati 81 hours.
CHIC RaIRoab
having greatly mproved its Wssn eonutcliona offers tho
portions Of the West the Northwest and the Southwest
The connection betwee the ans from and the
sey sss Relay n
Baltimore This the only change between Washing
md The Ohio river BaggaSs checked through Wheeling
the ps'senge without charge ose holding through tickets
A. NJ. ana AZ P. NJ. Ga Sundays only.
At Wheeling direct connection made with the trains Of the
raj Ohio Railroad, nnng from Beaire
Nswsrk with the The Newark Mansfield
Sandusky Railroad, for sauduky Toledo Detroit Chicago,
Columbus TO- Railroad trains
o ths Little Miami Railroad to xenia, Cincnna Louisville
sns through Das indianapolis Ter-o Hante
cago Rock Isand, st. LouiB, etc.
Passengers holding through tickets for Memphis yekshug Nat
chez New Orleans
Cincinnati 10 the Ma Steamers the Ohio. Tickets
For cesesnJ ana VA ny m tas T ps,ie Chicago
are sold when the Ohio is nayabe between Wheeling
Msye Corty mlss) where connection with the Cleveland
II Pittsburg Railroad is ma1e.
Travellers notice that while only
ahordng through lcke and checks Washington
great West The distance from Washington
miles, being about miles shorter than any other QUITE
FARE BY THROUGH TICKET FROM WAsHNeToN.--To Wheeling
~ 5O Columbus l3 65; Dayton 1850; Cnenna Louisville
sy arosd sls S. BY steamer from Cincinnati ss Indianapolis
s. and ~ 5o ST. Louis ss and sas Memphis sas New Or
Frederick and arpers Ferry Marnsbug sprpgs
may leave Wnahngton AZ p NJ For the
train from Washington. ~ ~
the trains 70 Baltimore Annapolis see special
E For further information through tickets oTHos
JOHN H. DONE,
,s,. Master of Transportation,
lc2u Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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Statt0ser,s Mats.

o StnttOMess's N0Is.
d. EFT & sTETS ON,
EA CAMP STREET, * "a
O4 NEW ORLEANS. sa DA
DAyID FELT, HENRY g. sTETsoNi
s The woaa rsspsctuyip
al f.
g
me- oR ass oR b % os raSI
oae in the beat the ahorss noe,
From aee offered Ills house from recent change in the
sos sses oa g Al els %
solicit PaaE6 sIaNK II SoKs
l'dss" Journals. Day dsss ssss1s ssoA. 8
Bloticrs @ Receipt Books,
+~ Letter s59 Books, Record Books,
Ths "A ,1sss
''f vi x sT;sas 5t n
o. Hss pas s q
iiEss NJ dS;isis
Wood Receipt Books, Cargo Reesp Books fof Cotton
ss fsss % a.s;. g. Book. Ssss. .5.s 5ss
aGas @ paasssas asss Books Biz BBifsssfas s'p'
Tip ouns senosay
by s'''' f''''ea' '''s'hSi aSS 81 PaSs M .'n'a
levi Browns, Bayey Moonh tife's 0bqus
tGe Gold PENS with without Gold Silver HodsrH Gold Sill
BO0K.BINDER,s STOCK.
taved Rusaia shespakn
marble Spnkled Papers, Blue
Ruling Ink Binders Boards Plough Knives French Berries Ba1
Wood, etc, etc. - =zr. t.z5. ..=z
Joseph RoigsAnd Jonathan cooka Pocket Gallery very
Prouts celebrated Printing Inks, al teolors ~ s.s
DIARIES FOR 1856.
PLaYfSa AND sis BLANK AM oARDs.
Eagles Harry Merry Highlander
Cards. assorted backs Pntera Blank Cards. all Whiting
| INKS. 5a.. 5 II =-
Maynard Noyes' David Blacks Fell Stslsons snd Ehgl
Writing Inks American Copying k
| Carmne.
Stands great Variety Sealing WaS and Waer seei
Papersi Paper Weights Pen
Seals Letter Samps Pearl and ivory Iabss Pofee
Boe and Port ssIy Tn Easssrs Woo
e BnSk Coos Hair Peneiis
essra Ss PssSes Notsria Pesse Stamping
PACED Copying Paper Buahes Memorandum
for and Notes. grsst variety Enseope Paper;
Nots Books Tablss
ms Books
States Bores w!ne Beard Drawing Paper
Bills Racks; Rubber Wiz
files Memorandum Books
Cups PINK sauce Red Crohsge Boxes Port
Calendarss Wrapping and Printing Paper, all
Foos with Lock Easers and pssk Knsss Blue
Ink nk,ete,eic,ssc. .
d. FELT & STETSON,
No CAmp HtrRAt.
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[signedl JOHN 1. LEWIS, Mayo
Third District Pound.


so Third District Pound
AM AZ brought to the Third District Pound No 81
wv Eysian Fields, as estrays-- - r. - -
TWO white Female Goats one having nick in left ear
One blue or moase-coored Female Goat ! l. 80 =
One Black Female Goat
One dark brown Bullock, three years DID, branded on
the ef thigh apd on the left side, with in acrcie and
One Gray Horse, fifteen hands high NO Visible brand
sore back .f.N i
Which, if not claimed within ten days, and the OK.
penses thereon paid will be sold at public auction at said
Pm. AUG PHELPS ~
,,Z4 81 Street Commissioner.
l. etc conduit au Depot desEpaves du Troisieme
j. district, rue des Champs Elysees, No. 49, CONNIE
epaves--
Deu cheyres hlahches, une d'eles ayant une eutae
loreille gsuche. iEg -
Une Chevre blanc ou girls souries
u les dts animanx sent pas reclsmes dams dix jours
ct les depepses payes, lis vendus pencbers
publique, au dit depot, LUNDI le "a du courant s
heures P. NJ. AUG 6. PHELPS
Commssare des Rues
NouFeie orleans, Aout III, 1855. auIT-22-2T
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Poliea Jail. Second pistri

Police Jail, Second District.
VMTAs brought to the City Police Jail, the 18th
wv inst, the negro woman BETSY; about 40 yea rs
old is feet 81 inches high has no mark says she be-
longs~to widow Huntington, living in Bouligpy- The
is requested to call and claim said slave according
tolaw. . :,
H. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police jail.
New Orleans, Aug 10, 1856. aul7 1t
KATAS brought to the City Police Jail on the 18th
Wv inst, the negro girl LOUISA, aged about 3s 40
years is feet inches high, mark Says she belongs
to Mr. Langule living this side of the battle ground
The is requested to call and claim said slave
cording to law. z /
. ~ BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans, August 16, 1885. anll 7t
NNTAS brought to the City Police Jail, the 4th
wv inst, the negro girl MARY ANN is feet y IN IN
ches high, apparent marks. Says she belongs 20 r
G. Saliva living in the parish of St. BERNARD The owner
is requested to call and claim said slave 70 aW
n e. BLANCHARD, Keeper CITY fohce 9sii
New Orleans, August 9, 1866. o au- loI
XNTAs brought TO the City Police jail, on r. the 9th
wv inst, the negro boy LEVY u Ieet ~ inches
high has cut the right foSt says ne belongs
TO Mr. Haydel, of the parish OF st. John the Baptist
cora;na tn law d. PLaNCHARD,
1'-1.As Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans August g. 1855. 5f ~ S. au7 l5t
rUTAs brought to the City Police Jail, on the l9th
w July, the mulatto boy TOM is 3 feet sh inches
biyb about q 22 years old has the nose
front teeth out Says he belongs to Mr. Edmund Gay,
residing in st. Louis, Mo The is requested to
call and claim said slave according to law
-Izr5sz H. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans, August l. 1856. au2 I'm
NNTAs brought to the City Police Jail, on 17th
wv November, 1854, the negro boy SAM I; is feet
inches high and 40 years old Says he belongs to
MT D. shosy or Chande, living near Cool Spring, in
livingston Parrish Ls The owner Is requested to call
and claim said slave according to law.
Il. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police dsil.
REV Orleans, August ], 1856. auaAm
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NaANIEL EDWARDS, (successor to Tw1-

w
AV BILL EDWARDS Nos IS, SO and 80 New Leyes and ~
aud 81 Fulton siree every description Copper
Sheet Iron and Brass Work. He
making Of ssan Trains Clarifying and
general assortment OF Steam Gauges Steam Whistles Brass
Cocks Coupling Valves, etc., constantly hand.
He would call the attention the Steam hc
have been in operation plantations OF Col r.
Camp hesafs s. HARRISON E. j. Fosta Nelson Doneison o.
good lawrence w a H. sackhouse A. Thomson Co. T.
lars. : - m moo 3 1rS
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KMTHIT. F. GREENFIELD, ATTORNEY AT
Wv Law Pine Biaa Arkansas viii attend ~ all busine
Land s.Ating Land
mvikahwlp
EESSuP & CHILDS.-Paints, Oils, Window
Glass French and American ZINC PAINTS. Store
Wsters ynrt.
SIDES-40 hhds Clear, for sale by
- !yls D. KENNEDY 3 CO.. u Teheursouias street.
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SAZERAC BRANDIES. = The subscribers,
being sole agents aud city of tbs celebrated
sAzERAc BRAEDIEs "a hand q hs
grades Gu
1885, 1906 invite the attention o e ads az welia
'oA'Ss WD u. .LEvERlCH Il CO, ,Agenta,
,.ou ssola Lsyse street..
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vssRI- WEEKLY LINE OF - r.,T -

-. SIA3AS FKOAI CLINTON
Fast S FELlsIANA passing through aREENsBuaG ANTE
Sinf on the NEW ORLEANS and JACKSON RAILROAD.
mere now established on this Route f Weekly Line Stages
Saving Ame City Monday Wednesday Friday
va of tho Train reaching
me same evening at O'clock. Returning will Clinton every
Thursday and Saturday O'clock in the morning
~ hmite Cyin time for the evening train for New
ny TINS reute will from ossnso Cn-
hs route is IS miles by Railroad and IS mles BY
stage oad sbeRutfu undnsng country, sod-
ss sooS natural on this
9ale BAG foI the transmission Lettera Papera
y ohse oil tue New Orleans and jackson Railroad
easss and will be the Railroad every Monday,
faay at O'clock this arning
o9 WI % pa pau 70 ns proper delivery Papers
bb Five Dollars will thus that ia ina auic
ess and safest route irom Cntou to erlaans
asu +. u. HEsBER- -Amite CITY.
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AT RS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, easaa.
lEk gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR, Es$E|s
at her readance No 80 Constance also
80 Heyta atreet 10 Termsss month twelve 10 ~
tEr LECTURES al 80 Constance street sock.
fubtDIy fG
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ai1LECTRoPATHY -Dr. !. s. A. FoeD,
yEVWIBILL & AITKIN, GAS FILTERS, No. /

M Common street. under the Gas Office, New Orleans.
AICKLN ths business in his oty for the
la years. and therefore has knowlodge
sG All work dons by us will guaranteed. ~ -
Merchants Hotel Proerietors. etc. will
iesa sn ''
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

NEW ORLEANS. OPE- kSss sa Hssszsszss1
In LoUsAs AND GREAT WEST 80 ~ Rs@xxszz sss--3xt
8 ERN RAILROAD.
SUN III e q r RIA GE MENT.
daily Laourche Crossing
Agies att O'clock A. M afourcs Crossing II O'Clock
A. Nj Returning saye Lsiouha Crossing O'Clock p NJ and
arrives Of Aigisr at Q O'Clock P. NJ.
SPECIAL TRAINS. .af ss.
Special Train will AEiers Saturday afternoon
O'clock Monday Crossing
o'clock a. NJ, arriving Algiera at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
EInuraon Tickets and the day viii he sned
avery lay fclloys--
F Tho Train Grelna the accommodation Passengers
myis i'm sNs T. D. sEsER Vice President.
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lew YORK ask,A1S AND ERIE .

7 B
ou uSUNDAYS, ouly Express TTaiu $50 q. NJ
On aud after Monday May ~ 1855 aad until further notice
will lenvs the pier Duane folowf,
DUNKIRK EXPRESS, at sA. M for Dunkirk. T.
BUFFALO EXPRESS, A. Nj. for Buffalo
MAIL s5 A. NJ for Dunkrk and Buffalo, and intermediate
s'aona by this train will remain night 0swcgo
and proceed the nn-nins. -- ~ f ' -
R6CHLAED PASSENGER, M (rom
stre Piernopt sufarn's stations
WAY PASsEh GER, at p NJ, for hewbugh and otisyle,
and intermediate stations.
NIGHT EAPRESs, o $3.50 p. Dunkk and Buffalo.
EaGkAhT, r. NJ for hunkk Buffalo, intermediate
way EXPRESS 1880 p M for Dunkuk Buffalo,
med stations
These Express Trains
Falls Railroad for Niagara as
ihe Lake Shore Railroad Cleveland Toledo
Cheagc etc., wish fossa splendid pos
Lake Erie.
mysl If D. c. AioeAILuaI, General Superintendent.
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4 M. TANEY, Wholesale Dealer in For
and Domestic Malt Liquors. No. 80 Grsyier stree
keePa constantly hand shipping order New
and Phladepha Ale Porter and Champagne bar
,si On Or in bottles packed in boxes puha
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4 AYsPEPs1A POSITIVELY CURED.-Dl

y RECKWITIi's ANTEDYsPEPTIC PILLS, aor trial of
year
United States, admitted be the BEST ANTI
DYaPEPTC MEDICINE public.
More than 100000 boxes have been disposed Of
They with the
as the number 40 The proprietor pledges his
EFFICACY ~ THEIR USE II needless publish certiGcaes
hui numbers Of them lestiyn in the strongest language
virtues, R W. o
hlsqpP r. Rev. Bishop Fresnan Rev. VIM. McPheetos D.
Iyss D. ~ North caroina Hon u s. Court
c2 fsenye Cal Hon. John Henderson, late u S. Senator
For safe syme q. N Morrison, E.
m Kennedy, H. D. leach A. andbY Druggists generally
NpnV geuuna gitd5l the signature JOHN BECk
Wir ~ D. PotsHbug Va whom NIL dealers will apply
Lii
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A LAS! GASi GAS! AS!--The subscriber
g having obtained the requisite permission Gas Com
that he
GAS FIXTURES in the most moderate ras
st. Charles street. II. GUILD tdlI Iv
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GREAT CENTRAL EX- sese ~ Enssss.ss ;sEss.s.s
w PRESS AND MAIL ROUTE, sz as

n New Orleans to all ponts North and East.
ILLINOIS GENTRAL RAILROAD
Summer Arrangement. { 4gag 45g g@
Daily Trains Cairo Chicago. Time Cairo New
York, nlty hours. Faf, Thirty Doiinrs. ..
will find h tho Cheapest PIesHanteH and moa Eeh-
BILE Route in every respect.
New dny at O'Clock p NJ,
Cairo connecting with the Illinois Central Raoad for Gsens,
Duhaque St. Pau Couuc Buf all nportau! points the
Upper Mississippi and Missouri rivers.
Chicago, the nois connects with the Michigan Central
all the Eastern os Deroit Niagara Fas and Buffalo to
New York; Boaton, Phi!aaelpha Baltimore and Washngon
Ao from Chicago, by the New Albany and Salem Railroad
Louisville, Cincinnati and all points in Indiana and Ohio.
At Nngara Fas With the Lake Ontario Route for Mon
a. Quebs saratogn Springs, and the White Moantaina
Through Tickets all the above be urcsse
a c6mpaUy office Nc. ~ ST. Charles street. onpoaite the
Charles Hotsi, Nsworlaans. W. L. REDDING,
my18t Agent Illinois Central Railroad.
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JOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILD
1N ERS.-PATENT SAWED WEATHERBOARpINt botb
and dressed very Timber for sale iii
and lots to suit prebs
sawed to order Alao
ENGINE, about II horse power, sale at the
fel9 6rn STAR FLAMING MILLS New Baaiu
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Me- 20 Camp street under the Ctty Hotel Ne,p Orleans
Respectfully the attention Wholesale Dealers and
purchass hIs VERY LARGE STOCK GOODS
ported, and constantly supplied roughout the year
SHELL Shell and Buffalo Combs,
ahd variety. -
BRUSFESO
lowest Northern Factory prices. - =
TOILET Perumsry Hair Oil, Pins Pema.
tum Fancy Soaps, " =. - ~
FANS Pocket Books Work Boxes Portable Desks
49, atye and ahape, and at unusually low prices.r
Pistols
Scissors Razors Life Fishing Tackle 81
every variety, 70 suit the most determined angler.
W TCHES, JE ELHY, etc.
The stock in this line consisting of the T. r. Cooper Tobias
and real Joseph johnson with
and English Levers with large stock Of
!ewey have been selected byF
ROBERTS, for the business na
having been purchased exclusively CASH great hducements viii
offered to purchasers. ~ ~
Every article warranted represented the money
Watches, Jewery carefully Repaired warranted
mis-
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offered for sale niul thh they will aasfaeticu
The Tor he brick ot ls5 9 70 $50 v of the
improved OF 1895, $s0 70 $55. HAhtop q MOODY.
No. s6 Common street, New Orean7,
I ,... a.a a.lo#8M
CERTI. ATFS
" r n a - R,.uo. nr,.r . .,
Lpap the 1854 the aess y he Melting Of The
Min, hH m hase of been Of e Cod
gag Ftabskn Thee hrRacen dsly maintained fo ray
hours temperature OF UQ deg to 1000 and u
usspsd during several 91tL without e aat repaTs and
me Sohspring superior 70
shs oni and equal to 9'ost q re
knIaimPorted from fofelsn e9untfes ~. ~ BoNZahp,
Alelter and tehasr u s bfsnch siinti rev Orleans.
NV oRLHAss siRtrlsth, 1855.
the suugY OF Ctapug Brick partly
the Engsh Ptbuy
INV FeIyyisw plantation parish ST. CLaries 6e owing
wear 354 made goe alterations Furnaces again rArty
nsing Colisprmg partly English
IixEo the
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nj EW ORLEANS, oPELOUsAs and

s In connection with the above there ExfRESS for
Baggage of the New Orieans,
giving and check the Express Meae
ge their baggage delivered directed with propne
pHf dispatch.
STARR S. JONES' Office SO Camp
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DEMOVALo-BROWN s. HUNT have mo
AZ we'd their Store G1ta Tin Establishment to their
New Storc, opposite A. NJ. Thompsons, where We
are Offering a well selected assortment CT
COOK, HAIL, BOX g. PARLOR GIOTEG,
in great varieties. Our Stoves are of Albany man
0:lcture, and inferior 20 none. Plain ard Jarancd
Tin Ware, Stove Pipe and Stove Trmui 8s,
44t Wholesale and Retail,
5ob wori; and Repairing done oil short notice. Or
dec3 from abroad will meet with prompt attention.
Jan H. 1866 BROWN & HUNT.
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
C Al POW LIPS

HAVE jus returnedfrC M New y ork ard aIt M "
L opening at the old stand Of GEokGEIcwEIE,
on Front stlt ct,
4 large and well selected assortment
staple and Fancy UIy Goods.
Consisting in part OF col and Gotten GCL ds I'll
kinds; Groceries, Hardw are, CIockcry, Eccts al d
Shoes, School Books and Stationery, Nails, Gltak,
Shovels, Spades, Chains &C.; Hats Caps, BClLcts,
Ready Made Clothing in fine, Il conn l.tc variety
of articles usually found in retaistole aid Lith
will be offered ot unusually low prices fer CcSh tT
Produce. Alperoons dcsiroue OF rurcl nsir CccGs,
will find il to their advantage to call ard cxtmii
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We wish it to be distinctly understood that fer
cash or uerchantable produce, We lrW Rctbe H.
dersold by any other establishment in tic place in
Goods Of the same quality. We will at all tin IS
pay the highest market price in Cash fer WLctt,
Grass Seed I ork &C., and III also rec Give in ca
change for Goods, Produce Of almost ever, krd ard
cash will not be refused, but received with joyful
hearts and pleasant locks. NCvtnil er1. 1879.
GEO. POWERS.
42tf JOHN POWERS.
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BUSINESS CAIsD.
II. CALLARD respe ctfullv in

n II. CALLARD respectfully informs tie
IN merchants and citizens generally of Perrys-
burg and its vicinity, that he has opened
TAILOR'S SUOP
on Louisiana Avenue, east side, between Front
and Second streets, where he will ut all times
during business hours be ready to cut ard manu-
tacture CLOTHING in the latest ard hest stNle. 4 il
orders given will be accomplished with Pre- ptitute
and economy.
n. B.-Cutting done forthe Trade ard warranted
to fit when properly made up. [au22ly1
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SaeielRe ar.d IEarmess NEakimE.

Jesse WILLIAMS having resumed the business
- OF Saddle and Harness making, at his shop ON
Front street above Peck's store is now preI d to
execute all orders i'll his line short rCtiCe aid cn
reasonable terms. He will generally keep en- LarGs
such articles may be called for Of the be ST quail
ty OF materials, and well made, which lie will sell
cheap for ready pay. Repairing prom tly done.
al kinds of produce taken at tie market value.
Give him a call. Idec 1858
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DITCII NOTICE.-To Jeremah Griffith, Nor
- man c. Baldwin, Robert Dunapace. }. D..
Cummings, J. p. Cory, Cory & Swan, Ozias Joiner,
Andrew J. Hall.
You are hereby notified that the trustees Of Gen.
ter township, Wood county, Ohio, will meet on the
3lSt day Of July, 1866, to locate ditch or drain.
described as follows: Commencing on the sandus-
ky Napoleon road. one half mile west Of the east
line Of Center township, thence running north
through the center of sections 20 and "a, to the
Webster township line, and there 70 terminate.
ISAAC WARD, Petitioner.
June ~ 1865 --GwG~
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80 Il. A. CROSS,
E..J>, Matchmaker aHa JCWCftr.

is-J y, " HNI8 kef aEG IC"CEEE.
Qa..xa Would most respectfully invite tie citizoTs
oI Muumee City Perrysburg, Waterville, ard vi
cinity, TO call and examine. before Urc asIg else
where, his FRESH SUPPLY OF NEW JEWEL-
u, Just received from Boston, the best GssoItn q
ever brought into this market--corsiStir o aides
sud Gents Fine Gold Breast Pins: Gents Dit
mond Scarf Pins Gents Diamond Rirps: Ladies
superior Cuff Pins; Ladies Rul Y, FmcIad Ttml,
and Garnet Rings; Fine Gold lcokets: TGl-liIl
Of all kinds and qualities; Ieautiiul Alva Coal
Bracelets; fine Gold Bracelets with settiics / a
dies Gold Chains new style); Silver ard Gcld
and Silver Watch Keys, tcgethor with etucIal
assortment of every variety Of goods in bis lire.
Cash buyers viii find this very desIabIe stock.
and would also say that can and will sell Jew ery
ten per cent. cheaper than Toledo merchants
Maumee City Oct. II. r. A. CROSS.
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DR. JOHN BULLS
s q r s a 2 a. z 7 L L e.
This medicine when used according to airecttons,
will cure, without fail -
ScrofulA
Slug E>NI
Cancers, ETupious
q the skin. Fry SipvlSs
Tuu,ors. Chronic sore lyeS-
Ring Worm or Tettirs, Scald Head.
Rheumatism. Pains In the BoucS or
Joints Old Sores aud Ulcers Swelling Of
the Glands, syphilis Dyspepsia, salt Eheum.
Diseases of the Kidneys. pi,cHsrs arising tcou tbs
use Mercury Io5s uC Appetite Pain in The Side and
Shoulders, General Debility, LnnhaCo. Coughs Colds
Dropsy, Jaurdice Cosiivcness Bronchitis, Wl.ucss q!
Chest, Sore Throat Pulmonary iuctos and MI other
Dige,scs tending 20 produce Consumption, liver Com
paiuts Female ir egulETitiss aud CuHplaiuts, Low
spirits, Sick and nervous Hes ache, Night Hweats.
Exposures, or IuprudrDco in Life Chroai, Con-.
stitutioua Diseases and as a Spring aud
Summer Drink and General Tonic for the
systeU, and Gentle and Pleasant
Pursatire il IS superior to lAne
LIcA and Congress NaJer
SALTS SciIlitI
Powders.
1t Is remarkable f,et that anon, the hurlr-da Of
eminent physicians who have examined the riipe 10y
which Bulls Sarsaparilla is p7epsTed not one has cou.
denncd it. but all approve 1t, aud commend il in tile
highest terms. Many ply ysicians cypress themselves
strongly the belief tht is decidedly tnc best prep
ration SarSparilla that has been placed reirs
the public Although there many ply SiciauS who
feel reluctance to having their names appended 10 thS
Recommendation Of any particular remedy, rutwith'
ftan ding they approve of it in the highest dSrc"
there others who frankly yield their support in favor
of a remedy which they know is capable Of doing
much good in m afflicted community As Hu evidence
read the following from old and respectable PHI SiritnS
Of high standing in the community in which Ihry Hive
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REFTRENCEr.

Prof. l.. f. Jones. Cincinnati, Clic;
" Z. II. Stockwell
" Y. J. Wright,
" H. T. Johnson. PHILADELPHIA, Fa.;
" 4. ID. Hill, Cleveland, Ohio;
B. A. Wright NJ. D., Mexico, Wynrdot CO., O.
II Reynolds, NJ. D., Greenwich Huron CO., @.
Oct. % 1S54.--3Itf
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NRS.J.J. NI.RH q R.N. N.RhYNOII&,

DRS.J. J. KIRR q R. n. RLYNOIEN,
~ having permanently located in Pon!sLuIg,
tender their professional services to tie cizors Cf
town and vicinity, and hope by strict attention to
Particular attention paid to chronic diseases, such
as Dyspepsia, w Weakness of the Spine. CllClic Liz
er Derangements, and female WcGLLesses cf I'll
kinds.