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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-07

GREAT PATENT CASE OF REAPERs-
lIcCormick againSt lIanag-In the month OF
January, last year, a suit was brought by
Mccormick, in the L. 5. Dis. Court, Wash
ington, to obtain an injunction against j. II
Nanny, Of Illinois, for Infringement of the
plaintiffs patent. The place Of trial was
changed to Chicago, while a final hearing
was ordered to take place. and again the f.
nal hearing was ordered to take place at
Cincinnati, where the case was fslly tried
last june, and occupied the Court about
three weeks. III considered most i'm
portant trial with regard to several devices
connected with reaping machines, and great
interests were therefore at stake. Immense
efforts were made in collecting testimony for
both sides, and both parties employed very
eminent counsel-Hon. Reverdy Johnson
and +. n. Dickerson for the plaintiff, and
l.. VI. Stanton and George Harding by the
defendant
The Court; after hearing the testimony,
and the elaborate arguments of counsel, de-
ferred its decision until the 10th inst, when
it was delivered by Justice Mclean, in
Washington, where the application for in
junction was first made, and is in favor of
the defendant, and is reported to be as
follows:
First, That Manny's Reaping Machine
does not infringe any OF the patents OF Mr.
Mccormick.
Second, That the levelcr and recl-post
used in Nanny machines not the same,
III form principle, as the improvements
patented by Mr. Mccormick, in 1915, and
are no Infringement.
Third, That several useful improvements
invented and patented by john Il. Nanny,
are not covered by McCormick's patent, but
are different in form and principle, and con
sequently no Infringement.
The Injunction was refused, ard the bill
dismissed at the cost of complainant.
The Court fully sustains the validity of
Mccormick patents, and pays high COM
pliment to the patentee.
An appeal has been taken 10 the United
States Supreme Court
The decision, as que led, was reported by
telegraph TO this city, but we ale Of opinion
that there must be some mistake connected
with that report, because the points which the
Court is stated TO have decided are clearly
such as are provided for by trial at common
law, aud the decision of jury.-Sci. -1na.
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Secretary Ind. 5. B. Agriculture.
The BIrrER WINTER is not time

The BIrrER WINTER This is not a time
to charge the poor with recklessness and i'm
providence. with debasing themselves by the
use Of arden, spirits. with idleness or profit
gacy, for vices and frailties are common u
humanity; and where much that is good Is
mixed up with much that is evil, it is not our
province 10 discriminate while the sufferers
are crying for relief He gives twice who
gives freely. is an old axiom worthy OF being
written in letters Of gold. He who not only
gives freely. but graciously, infuses into his
gift charm still more endearing''
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The Detroit Adrertiser tells of team of
bright bay five year old mares, fourteen
hands high, long and low built, sturdy, tough,
strong and smooth, recently matched by S.
p. W, of Calhoun county, Mich, for
farm services. A better team never settled
a mould board into the green sword. W
had sixty-fye acres Of noble wheat, and had
purchased a new McCornick's reaper, TO
which, in the pride of his heart, he hitched
The mares, scorning to disgrace his fine crop
and new reaper by coming in contact with
ANYTHING in the shape Of horsa-tesli poorer
than his very best. The mares were Aar-
messed TO the machine, a raw DutchInan who
had never seen a reaper was put on to drive,
and away they went AT the FIRST revolution
Of the big reel, which they sav over the
binders, they became impressed with the
idea that they were -bound 10 run wild de
masheen;" and sure enough they did. through
the big wheat field, in all possible zig-zag
directions, cutting some, breaking down the
balance, and scattering the grain far and
wide behind them. The Dutchman chung
10 his seat for while, yelling ..wo.' in nine
teen different dialects, until the truck of the
reaper struck stone, whereat he bounded
some ten feet int the air, describing para
Lalic curve, with a radius Of announcement
leneth, and finally brought up, hull down,
y the middle Of the field. The mares kept
on As though Ceres had hired Bacchus for a
car driver and was bent on a L5.st-the ma
chine rattling, the great reel revolving with
fierce velocity, and the knives gnashing
away at the grain like the teeth Of mailman,
until the breaking of singlctree detached
the machine, and the mares streaked it for
the barn, where they remained at last ac-
counts
The next day six remarkably old-fashion-
ed cradles were observed busily at work in
that wheat field and a notice headed
PATENT REAPER FOR > tLEi
was to be seen posted ON the front gate.
There's a moral IN that tale.-EDs.
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WKIeRrs OF CUBrc FooT-Of sand or
loose earth. e5 pounds; compact soil. I24:
strong or clsyey soil. 127: pure clay. 135:
mixture of stones and clay. 100; masonry of
stone, eos; brick. l25: cast iron, $50; steel,
4s9; copper, 486; lead, 7o9; silver. 654; gold.
1 EOS; platina. 1918; glass, $50; water, Sc;
tsllow. 50; cork. l5 oak timber, IS; mahogany,
Sc: air, o,015S Fractions are discarded
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New Advancement.

~ ZIGNER would respectfully inform his cid
X. friends and customers, ia h has mcvel his
Candy us.nVfac;ory 70 No - Main street where he
will keep a general assortment Of Candles. N-fs.
Fruits and Cigars Also, general assortment Of
NOTIONS Threads. Eurtoos. Combs. Hosiery,
Gloves. and such artieles are usually kept u No
zion Stores for sale holesAls AID retail, ClDcLn-
at prices
Riehanens Aususfa. 1855 = -
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e. A. DICKINSON,
Clock and Watch Maker and JeWeler,
No. IS ..f1iu street. Richmond,

70. s. -HaIn Street Htcknlon3,
HAS recently made large addition. TO bis stock o
a 4 JeSelrv and Fancy Goods, and confidently
purchasers that he satisfy almost any de
q and in mis- line.
- All kind. OF tine pieces repaired sni TT
ed according "a heir quality. by good workman
as there in the Vest Nj kinds o. Jo5hing done 10
order Grateful for past patronage he respectfully
liei,s a Continuance of the same
do act intend be un4ersoid by any correct bus
ness house in TIE point Of price and quality Of
articles.
January 10. 1856. Aft
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yTtE suscr.3r oers for sale excisEe ;he vitet
half Of three story Brsck House. sc end
Main street, sh- e Main and Wasa.-
= occupied ~ " HON. = Machine shop The
building Sc feet y cee-. ocets-
frame building the 4es Of the tet me he1se
nearly nsx.he lot about 60 y l32 FEET. goo
lion for business st-ezt SIDES ar5 aHey
sizes. Th@ property viii te solo
cash. tA5r4 hand third
third years, exchanged for farm unit
elty Frcps-fy Come one alI-one time
aE5 you have bargain. you Fer particulars, az
pIicstion Eizs - made ~ -3stI person
gCy u uaer pieces o. CITY property
pose re= The 1ai.fy FIs give
~ No - &a.a stree L-srs a4l.I-
ing. Il. Z IAINE-
Richmond. December u. 1855. ss-7z
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Important to Saw Will Owners and


THE under igned offers for sale of r. Shanks'
celebrated iath Cutting Machines, with the exolu-
sive right 20 use the IN Wayne county. AIso
machine, and the wight the out Of WAYNE
county. These machines attracted much notice when
exhibition az the fair of the Mechanics Institute.
IN Cincinnati, last year They very simple and
dusauie, and capable of cutting II 900 So
600 Isths each, per day One hand cat. count
tie ready for market 20 Il VI hsnds Is %
NJ. and three hands SO NJ. ger dsv. IhA chine re-
guire. SO bttie power 10 run il thsr any mill
would furnish poyer gratis It VuulG urnish good
market az home tor lumber. I he ma shine may be
seen in operation in Dalton, Wayne counfy, lad
c. RE- N0LDS.
August 1855. Ss-tf
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NOTIONS AND CONNECTIONS.


4 RE now receiving their Spring supply of new ~
fresh Goods, censisting OF great variety OF No
HONS Toys. CONNECTIONS. FRUITS. NUTS
PERU BY &c. which they cfser for Sslcst hole
sale retail, sash terms Il sutt castouiers
They have al-o established IN connection BAKE
ny. ans prepared fgrnIsh order everyrhia,
that lne st hoies2le and rt.il. the best
cIes. and a. low they be had in the
city.
Gail sid sunine cur stock. We have the articles
or sale and val sell ssose 'She wish &c FagsAase
: - est room g the sloan House.
Ris}nrrc ana, .I>ES I7-t.
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HIST fxeceINk.s:

DOZEN Gchr3st American R1zer-. every warrant
- -5ve ss:isf4ctsoa Also. supply % u
Betting. widths No Maln
THOMAS BENTON.
tn-ust II lS5S S5-ts
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\ oez.i.-s.e rom Rev ; Finley.

Il e-EI.t- ste Z ON HPT ) = tnlRy-
C4~cISH.4T. Atsrrh l. fs53
Da. FoRsHA-T'sis : tae iirst ms long life
tsi have given III rsae an 3stioa e any
rue5icre - general rez1e 81. t1o42A Fa-s often
been SOLICITED have used faUF ..at-rkfIge Balm
far t.-sriy wear. Tst fo= r. rtcu1z.sr2 n
nc and knee. cf alrs nearly cripple zen
faT very severe 'r4ises Of us- family shea
7.elsEt ate 4 csrrhC@a myself tsea for ir.Aul
asti0r, gatn=, cruises, - Or reEs y
sSid 1=-s .rouSAi or D.. violent COLI ana tanl
tze a=t FUat proc Is c2i properties in
many q re diseases tcr E1l-h Eog -
an / have found : fzil IN ezea o7e ot them
Still, / 90 say ths, !. iufsIIGe sure set /.
nv SOBER conviction tat u ths best pouaz g.
hse o-nuI.fa.s fer watch i IL recon ne isd thst
II csu procure a. isEost Is 1-y family for sry
eou.leer'tica= H9i Il t3sz' xii st-I continue
compound = honest 4, and t'as ia relieve .9u
s.nts o. sufferers sa-t heartily /;
fellow citizens most ezeellcnf family medicine
I54r., >zTsefit ssteiv.
- FINi1EY-
Thi. i. to certify that in TIE Of Isss be-
bv li.:rg thai ceEI9 d - - uifta8t
hs44irz 40 sor4e obiart was slvisee % Try III
Eorshz Alternative Balm. ~ bathing II eight
times bRck perfectly restored. an Lave felt
c symptom Of its return s-sae
Ny w.fe. sl-o. hAs esed il Eor Raeur.tic Pains
.ia7he ana 70 ts.sLe. sita WY osasisisi -s-ait'
December fs- 80
Certificate from y = S.,rr.
hive keoFa Mr. forsh.s Alternative Balm per
form ysry extraordinary uFon a horse ;hs.
.ss very badly cat. some time sjnse
I used it upon one accession. e1ts-asiy, with good
efer, believe il be perfectly safe and sasca-
eioas remedy 70 be used II many complaint.
Saxa-bsr 81. 1883
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STILL LATER
AND MORE IMPORTANT NEWS,
IN THREE PARTS.

AND MORE IMPORTANT NEWS
r A. BALLARD would inform all whom it
may that he mag II all Re found
his OF! stand. Plumnaers building, Pearl
eA street. fe. doors OF Main. ready and VII!
ling TO do al. IL his power Tor the sStss OF men,
women and children. A good assortment CT Boots and
Shoes al@aE hand made order. Of the best material
and workmanship warranted satisfaction. But the
most important that of all the
Nltil which the eCu
business itself have teen adopt the exclusive
cas stem This will doubt enable
re1ce the prices OF work materially winch fully
intend 70 the lowest policy
sud living profits Coed material, and substantial
work IS sediment rucle that believe to e almost
universal N ths community ard that fully intend ~
al tunes 70 keep %! F-s i -A= prosecution Of business
Richmond. August 3 Ir.G. s.
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Real Estate for sale.

Real Estate Scr. sale.
THE undersigned a. the sgent Of the heirs Of John
heid, late al v ayae county, lndlznA, deceased
iers for sale for onethird cash down and the residue
IN reasonable payments seventy of land lying
about two miles north west OF Richmond III sad
county The land Is under good cultivation Also
lot No i5i in that pant OF iIchmond laid oil BY John
smith. This lot lies the ccrner of Main and Sixth
streets and has il small story brick dwelling
house. CHRISTIE Is. HUFF.
November Is, 1855. 45-tf
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Grocery and Provision Store.

e llIE undersigned uoIi respectfully inform
II Of Richmond and vicinity that he has a
general Grocery and Provision business
u occupied by r. II. Citizens, and has Of
the best stocks of articles his line
this city His assortment consists Of Loaf
Havana brown Coffee Chocolate,
starch spices of all kins and black Teas
quality. Aulases rui. Fruits Nuts acca. Clgars
Cheese Eish Dried Beef aai fact almost
the line Of FAMILY Groceries ahch VIII sell
he had this o eIsew here.
Having engaged in this permanent; business,
lis ms lie
deserve and share OF tie YG patronage.
j. l. MEEk. in.
kchulonf. september =, le95 an
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RHODES
FEVER AND AGUC CURE.

or IAIID or TO -HdLARLAi
E'o2 the Treveatoa and Cure n Fever sad Asse,
Chilli. and teret Laaab Ague, ard other later nit
ieat s5d i4n TENT fay~rs $50 a B.taas tever' ae-
afauiei ~ ytioii 9gtsPsous, yphos4 fevzt, -
Iev Fe~er Sbip aoi Jai. ste General Deeii.y. Night
S7gezz nd Il ether forms II iissnss sEica
common os.sa in sislsris siia.oa
Tbs subtle a,nosphesc poison. t.ch - eeEtar era
Il nnarof4ably inhaled egery brezth tie sasa-
- character wherever j exf.s--porte. south,
ANTIDOTE wfiea neutraiises t.s Iszsaa completely
Iurihes she systela, AMI t.us isy 81 Il.
TIE pr5pri-tor disia=;y claims these ertraordiaasy
I. XII ro,sc; any resident or traveller even IN ho ms.
fiekig wAnPy localities from asge Or bilious dis
-s aaterer or any injury from constantly inbsiinZ
All instantly check tbs agbe in persoas who bars
suffered for any length 81 time. from
- sEkR=, that they need seyer have ANOTHER CHE.
= etstiaulng - a~s according to dirsei1ans-
i vsl Immediately relieve aiI tie distressing raszi .,
isiots Or aae diseases, such general ssblify, sgs
sweas- ETC. I4- pAtient begins 70 rocoveF app
lite sal strength. and continues astii PraEent ant
radIeai curs - effected. Ard prof. that % Is also
WORTHY Or PUBLIC CONFIDENCE,
Because Of tie
Singular and Entire Harmlessness
The fs,soxiny eerfifte fraEa o! The most cess-
br1ed chemist. the United -fxsss y" every
bottle: -, ,szs
II have made . ehsnie.i er.a 'asiaos ., hsose,
Fever and Aga@ Care. OF " Aniisots TO stsisrs. ana
s..,srs -. h.,e ao. fosan4 particle 81 either ia
e. SIR have found sassssHss IN IT'S eo~ Po,iiioa
JAS z CHHToS. Vi. u. Chemist.
Thi- low of IT.
FREE USE IS "A PREVENTIVE
BIZ xhieb p~r.ans may tAas nc * entire rredsna
fr he aive saaurd diseases. sAttsr hes ssky the
$500 Or s<anpy fhs iscslify.
PROOFS or EFFICACY are Frequently publishes.
aI The consiss 4 the phise Is asked only p,oFar-
stza merits wherever introduced aai ased
Th~s- oaiy are rc9ie9 4fsgn u Travs it, worth
One - szsfs@- ~ "a as~ II epssr
fnsy rs;sire DsreetsSa. pr 'at@9 "a oeh
French an Psnish recsnpsny each bottle La
ersf df-rowas. ns ~ rhs frsse.
Prepared sai +sl4 ~ tae Proprietor,
JAMES RHODES.
Prsvi3saes. n l.
Fer sale BY DrasEists Essssally- -
SsssEssr ], 1875. S-a
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City ssEGe store.

City skGe store.
| have just received fr ON New York
Esa13 and Cincinnati exteaSI and superior
=-SeE----st,-.k 81 LaiIe-. Misses and Children
Shoes. consisting 81 French kii Emanuel
Ell, bronze and tan .uored BuSkn- Slippers .Iel
ny Lind alters for Laiie-, Misses and children. Tire
Boots and SHOES fer .t.,i boys. uch a. calf goat
enamclad patent leather and eoih Cen sres oes and
Slippers.
Hats Of various styies-Sik Panaiua Palm Leaf ard
Mar It. latest style and most beaui t.i finish.
notwithstanding ali Of tte fsiI-s.ei!e kiuds
OF Boots and shoes order. Of the bs gaterfalS an1
*ork nan- ha, .; my 10y the h-t u4rsiG u
feel cof.fd-it from til experience have had ~ bJl-
Sress th&tny work VIII com pare favgrtbIy with any
in the West. Thankful for past patronage. respect
fully solicit a coutiuunI4ee OF il. JOB BORT0N
Richmond. Sept. -. ISL 4I-'r
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K n n III EH "a .


r.sy, Fever aud -i5pe.
Piies, C91t.s, Fresh
Cats or Sores,
inflammation in t1e HEAD. .Ios,aci, Bot-ei.
Ksansgss, .S.gsr4er co1.ptyt 4 - chi{irea,
Worms and Inflammation q - .Sorsroh and
Bonei-, Group, Scarlet fsrer S,fty3eina, etc, etc
rINHF reason why this Balm reaches all these
| l. because it reduces Inflammation. and arouse
he secretions and nervous system into action This
wer wing 70 the peculiar ombinstion medie..
properties without their being nsatraIzed The med
cine is perfectly safe 1t will, il used freely, in,
medisteIy upon the liver and all other secretive
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100 GROSS ESSENCES in store and for sale by
UUU I. II. NcCULLoU1 Cd.
Marsh Is, 1855 Ne 8. AAiS ssrvss-
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30 hereby eaitify thai .e above certificate is
rac and the OF tbst, as-aeIe made
tEua. JULIA mn KIRBY
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DR.. Forsha's Alternative Balm.
"A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND"

For Interuai aui External Use.
rs Rt'q - s~Tr-GrteF r-Jrere AZ RFsu,4ati~-p
>fratas -. fss Spin. Sl.aa' .ir5eesion and d.
pep.ir, Hzafpese. >'f week. sore TAroa:,
SJ-sa.ss N the Brta-f, .';2mteh B5tesls
Bf-niHg n IL breast. A-thna,
E-5uaattts, Nj.rdirs and Brtt.e-,
Bsris Scaifs fr1=en Parts,
C5lH.p G3Iac p.d Bilious
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Tonsb-sfomes. .Nonmnieass, SC.

n R. MORRISON, Main s.. Richnoa4. IN.
- Still continues 10 manufacture, order. ever
variety Of Plain and Ornamental Tomb-Stoaes NOM
zeats &C. SC Of the latest style, sad beautiful
patterns
r. he takes pains in informing his friends thai
vii sell cheap Il not Ittfis cAtaPsT for read
cash thaz be bought in the State
His work is warranted equal 70 any made in the
West and perfect satisfaction guaranteed Tie Pur-
Ia are inyie call aa3 examine ais stock and speci-
Richmond. March IL. 1854
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= Usf Received.

IN addition NY former stock OF Coach Trimmings.
large ~tnckc EnRmeled Closh
April 20 THOMAS BENTON
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Coffee.

SUPERIOR article Rio roFee can always Re found
- atwholesaIe or retail at No.3l Main street
Earch9. 1855 GEO. ". BARNES.
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70 the Public.

!. II JORDAN, u. D.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-30

Saddle. HARNESS and Trunk Manutactorv.
JEREMIAH B. SHEPPARD and CHAs. MORGAN have
tins day entered into partnership Saddle Harness
pard Morgan. 4 y g gI2SS q TTIS " - N''sP
Having purchased from Mr. Knote the manufacturing
part o his extensive establishment and occupying large
workshops, We have facilities for manufacturing which win
ehaoe US every description Of articles very
lowest rates and 81 the latest and most improved style
our line, consisting Saddles Brides Harness. Trunks
Collars Whips, Carpet Bags, Saches Saddle Bags &c. &c
lowest rates. if3 -Tfsf 7'f'' " ~ ~S''
Particular attention will be paid work: repair-
ing promptly attended and trust attention
and prices to merit patrons
sage which has been liberay bestowed upon the former
proprietor fE' q SHEPPARD L MORGAN,
augZ-5m No131 Main St., corner Of Union.l
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Sold Ont.

THE subscriber having Msssrs shepnrd A
Morgan the department Of his establish.
me would embrace to- return his
anks or the very liberal patronage extended him, for
years, and bes leave recommend 10
MS numerous frenls and customers, his successors know.
Ing them to be experienced workmeu every way
worthy the confidence and patronage the public have
no doubt they will render full satisfaction all WHO NAV
favor them with their custom. 1oiit0.E ss,if { =
aug 2-im .7. Il. -,-sa a.-5 y-.-7. II JOHN KNoTE
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DIR. R. g. WINQHRLL,


5.l'' DEHTIST, f' -5g.-.t A =
HAS taken suit of splendid rooms in oruhrooIs new
IL block lls6 Main ST., directly c. Browns Jew.
elr store, where he hopes establish himself
By close attention to his buss Charges good
and faithful work always warranted he hopes
share OF patronage. @'t'' F-'' 10. z'f' - ~ .
Dr. W, is fslnIar with new modes Of inserting
Teeth. including The Continuous Gum" work. Filng
cleaning and extracting done In the best and faithful
manner. ~ Nt-tn' f-ts.' = s'a"flF =
the Oise %VS4 At
ss.a soigsG Just Received sfI sii5F,
tGs10REseOTTs' Philip the Second, - 9voIs - i.7
t.t s"Squiers Notes Central America p VI ti-
"Life and Correspondence or Lord Jeffey,'' = + @ ~
Letters OF Lady Worthy Montague" ''5El
tRogers Table Tall, ,''-fA p sIl' l p Ef-7 s'i
NapoieOn
1.-THE Allache In Madrid,' .iisii@f7is p s2'-H
ss!ad.sse pteinsr: 2nd JourHsy Round the World"
uHIstorisal and Literary CHrI6stes OF London "a 's'
"AIary HoWltps BALLADS and other Poers'i itH e'sil
AIIoods Fhims and oddities'' aia = Is -1oti ~
aReitct4d 4ddressess5g Tnfgsips hiaods QjHuss ie
eEfnS Ice ana Isiffi9
Life of Hon. James BuehAnan,n ~ iit t-i1
LIs 81 e9 G. Fremont $s& Fer sale hsths Corner
aqss noESSz e an ~ - WILDE 1 gko.
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GOING NORTH.

GOING s0uTH-The 11.20A NJ Train will connect at San
oasky With Morning Train from Toledo; MonroeyIe with
Shcago Express the Southern c. r. Road at
shelby Junction with Cincnau Express Ceve'atid at
Mansteld Junction with Day Express Pittsburgh and at
with the East and West Trains the Central Ohio
The 20P ~ Train will connect Mt sapduskv with ste,u
sr Bay City from Dsroit at Monroeye with Train
9, r. RI at Shelby Junction at 5el p NJ with the Mail
Tram ON &c! r. for Columbus 4 Al Mans
field Junction at5h5 p s with train ON o. 4 p n n
for Pittsburgh, and Newark with East and West Scht
Trains on Central Ohio r. RI 'liI 1fF'fif - T7' >h'
GOING NoRTH.-The a-20 Train will make close con-
nection at Newark with Train from Belar on O. O. n
at Mansfield Junction with Eyqtess FOR Pittsburgh al
Shelby Junction at 1916P wh Cincinnati Express
Cleveland, Buffalo aud New York. MOnroeYiIle with
Mall Train on O. g. 7, road to Toledo, Chicago, &c.
100 PN Train will connect Newark with ExpreAs from
the East on Genital Ohio Rod Mansfield function with
Fast Train for PttsbuFgh; Shelby at 591
with Cincinnati Mail for Ceveland Aionroevie with Night
for Toledo and Chicago, ut Sandusky with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit aud Chicago. d trTiT
sandusky, Aug a. 1855. e-12I 'S. fepiSPtf iSP