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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-02-25

GEO. LAswELL l. Son, BANKER.-We de-
sire to say to the public that this House, which
has been temporarily closed o, account Of
the suspension Of seveal parties holding their
funds on deposit, has again resumed business,
and are preparedto accommodate their friends
Is usual. They have the entire co6dence Of
this community.
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CHEAP sew

AIRS. FRANCES VILLA MS Is prepar.
lVZ ed to do all kinds Of sewing 10 the beat style
having one Of Singers Sescing kacAinss she can do
work 50 per cent cheaper than 1t be done by hand
and win rdrrdnf Il not to rip. Orders may be len
At Warden Haynes Store. Residence with X. n.
Warden.
November 9TH, 1857 n36-Sm
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The Courier Once, ,

IL in want Of almost everything to eat drink, wear
and pay debts with. Subscribers and others who
wish to supply with Wood Coal, Flour Beef Pork,
Butter, Lard Chickens Eggs, Potatoes, Corn. Corn
Meal, Buck-wheat Flour, &C., VIM please bring them
right along Come in without knocking Always at
home to such calls.
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Special Notices,
Special Notices.
Sage, sage, Sage.
Just received by express, 80pounds fresh Sage.
A-3w VIZ. ELMENDORF. Druggist.
ReIlrious Notice.

Religious Notice.
There viii be services Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church At the Court House, Sunday, (2lst inst at
10k o'clock, A. M, and 8 p. NJ. Preaching by the
Rev Ell Adams 81.
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DW We see BY bills that are in circulation,
that our friend, !. N. Easley, . to give Col-
cert OF vocal and instrumental music, at the
Court House, on this, (Friday) Evening.
We brspeak crowded house for him, and
generous benefit Let "evsry man and his
wifi" 30 and hear the "Blind Musician
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Estray Notice.

TUVAKEy up BY John Daek, living In Center Town.
u ship, wapelio County and state Of Iowa, on the
10th, day ofNovember 1851. One Eetsay mare Of Z
Bright gray color Giilhir blind In the len eye white
name, supposed to be I'VE years old last spring Ap
praised 1t Thirty-hve dollars.
ottumwa Dec. sth, 1851. BY b. caxssrII, Depty
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DERSoSS venting god. fvssA milt, sAouid naks
e their wsats &ASvn 20 the subscribsrs, living on
me Narrow farn. q. Q. 3 q. CRAVE. .
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CATTLE sTRAYEDl

STRAYED from the subscriber, living nilss
- below Ottumwa, about the middle Of September
white faces well matched spots around the eyes alike
one pale red, 10 the smallest, and his right horn
dropping. They marked, bot mark not recoilect-
ed. Any person giving Information where said cattle
can he found, viii be suitably rewarded. Address ms
At the Ottumwa, p. o.
Sanford DAVIS.
wapeilo county, Oct. 18th, s57.-Stno88.
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OL.3 WEEKLY OTTUMwA@ COURIER

/
1857. 1857.
PACKARDss MEMORANDUM,
IMPORTANT TO FARMERS AND MECHANICS.
HI A R I'D w AR ID,
IRON AND NAILSM
Sign of the Mammoth Paddock,
OTTUMWA, IOWA.
The cheapest place to buy Hardware Iron, SPRING.,
Steel axles, and Glass. at
wholesale q Retail. @
Having just received from the Eastern Jobbng
Houses and manufacturers generally; large, splendid
and wen selected stock Of
HARDWARE.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY, IRON, NAILS.
Glaze, Bats and Scrncs,
Locks and Latches, Springs,
Axes, anyils; bellows, augers bits, platform and
counter scales,
RUBBER AND LEATHER BETTING.
Hemp and Rubber Packing,
PAINT MILLS, COFFEE MILLS,
Steel yards and balances shoves spades hay forks
cut and circular saws, wood hand saws and
webbs saws trace log, COLL halter and dog chains;
mill and bastard es and In fact everything generally
kept In Hardware stores.
HOUSE BUILDERS
win find II TO their advantage TO buy their
Glass, x4SH, BLINDS AND DOORS,
OF me, a. always keep splendid stock on hand at
all tunes, and at prices
DEFYING COMPETITION.
Ny arrangements with MI Pleasant, Burlington, and
Chicago sash, blind and door manufacturers such
that al orders left with me win receive my usual
prompt attention.
We have In store and
ARRIVING DAILY,
IS kegs brads, nails and spikes;
50 boxes window glass;
dozen by pannel doors;
dozen window blinds;
1900 u assorted extra pine sash;
1900 shingles, principally oak;
1,000 good laths;
20 prairie plows to arrive In few days.
M E G. H A N ICS
Will find 1ne assortment Of furiong and short joint
nre, double aud single iron planes, iron and wood
bench screws thumb Psnce. mortice and patent floor
HAMMERS Il HATCHETS,
Hand axes. broad axes, draw and shave axess and
adxes, Iron squares, steel squares, Devil and try
squares, framing and Srmer chisses gouges, turning
tools,
T O F A R M Frs
lam Offering the largest and best assortment Of
Foreign and Domestic Hardware
IN SOUTHWESTERN IOWA,
Comprising various things and every item generally
and new to the
P f OP lie OF w APE L L O
And surrounding counties will only say that you
respectfully and most cordially Invited to call and
examine my
Mammoth Stock.
Al feel confident that from the quantity Of goods
can select anything desired.
THE EDCC770E IN PRICES WILL MAKE IT
an object to bsy Of me.
From the quality Of goods am positive that can
give entire satisfaction.
Agents for Lippincott Barr5 dre proof Safes Nov
city Works platform and counter scales Bloods
! and tools At all times. few good
CARRIAGES AND BUGGIEs ON HAND,
FOE SALE CHEAP FoR CASH.
feel under great many obligations to my custom
for their past liberal and continued and
earnestly solicit continuation.
Respectfully,
G. g. PACKARD.
n9ny Opposite the Curlew House.
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SpRuNG REDS.-A new patent which Will
- put up trial Of ous week and u not liked win b
taken down. free Of ehares-ifkeps price ~ M. Any
one wishing TO tvy them cen do 40 BY calling ~ my
stcre. nsc-M nc. HARDY
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a. The warm weather which we have
been having The two or three days past has me-
tsrially injured tha sleighing. Boys, the Fun
has ended-exenrsions---an now the horses. as
well % the DosAsys, will have m opportunity
70 rest and bray in peace. :
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The UniyersaI Musician:

new collection Of Secular and Sacred music, design
ed for Musical Associations and social music parties
with anew and comprehensive plan Of Instruction, en-
bracng the various systems Of Notation by A. D. Pill
more Editor Of the Musician General Inteliigen-
GER" and coEditor Of the "Christian Psalnist" For
sale by Dr.. J. l. Taylor, OttumWa. (n35-yl
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OrrvxwA AcADExv.-This Institution I'M

OrruxwA AcADENv.-This Institution I'M
The charge Of Nj. N. A Robb viii commence
Ito next Session on the 10th day Of March next
Wssrs grati6sd to learn that the success Of
M. Rebb the past term has 90 commended
this School, that IL prospects are very Aatter-
Ing Tor the future. Apply Tor admission early.
The first examination IT the Students Of the
Academy wifi take place in the Cou IT House,
on Friday, the 1Sth inst, commencing at Q o.
clock, A. NJ, The friends OF eiucstioa will
be welcomed. Sac advertisement.
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LOIS FOR SALEf

SEvERAL Lots, desirable for private residences.
- and at convenient distance from business part Of
the city, some lying the buH, may be obtained %
fair prices and with usual credit by application the
Stewart, At his ONCE, above Pumroy Dicky' Drag
Store who authorized to dispose Of the lots II the
forenoon Of Mondays, Wednesdays, and Saturday., I
prepared to show the lots to any who wish to psr.
chase. JOS r. ROBERT
Ottumws, Sept. LIST, 57-n27-tf
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STONE CUTTING.

VYyE subscriber would announce to the cilisens cf
j Ottumwa and Wapeio county, that he win be
able hereafter to furnish good quality Of Lime
sut ready for use, be obtained anywhere In the
west and at the lowest rates. Workmanship guaTsn.
teed to be rs good can be done In Keokuk or Sc.
Louis. Persons from distance can be accommodated
with cut stone common for building stone.
Ottumwa, March 26-no15-iy WIN. MALONE.
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IN ruB
Seed Depar TIM e N e
WOODEN WARE!

Such Ak Handles, Pick, Adse, Hoe, Broad Az Han
dies, Mops, knife Trays, Faucets, Butter Ladies' and
Stamps Rolling Pins, Cocoa Dppers Posatoe Washers,
Wooden Bowls Of al sises, Churns Half Bushels, Tubs
Pals, Well and Tar Buckets, Folding Ladders, whip
Stocks Wash BosSds, Nest Measures With or without
handles, Brooms, Clothes Pins, &C., &c.
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FARMERS! MECHANICS!
And people generally win DO wen 10 cali and examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere, Il has been
recently purehased expressly for this arket and will
be sold low he bought IN any Of the Eastern
States, with the transportation added.
- Remember the place, Richards' Old Stand, near
WILLIAM. DAGGETT.
0ttumwa, Iowa, July is, ls57.-nao.
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MORNING LEADER OFFICE !
SATURDAY, Nov. q, p. M }

FLoUR-sales Of small lots quotations N0transso-
tons Of importance
WHEAT-The sales comprise only q ie" eAl-iO@1S ~
sold at 81 O5; at slO7; and cars on pfi'A'7 'ei
oATs-sale ore carload st 45c- -,
PoRK-2OO bbls mess sold SIC; $50 do at 1880 and %
bbls No. mess at sl4.50- ,,,,.u+
R1TTER-sales d kegs Central at lo q kegs do al
l7c; lot of roll at lie ,,..-. a.. f,rrDer
HoGs-Have sold at range of 4,'Ogs',s s-'he lolilei
figure being for lot Of very light one ioI
1sato go los sold At an average Of S555-
cpoCrRIEs-We have no particular change TO no'e
IN quotations Of the leading Articles The only ne"
feature in this line is the receipt of large STOCK ol ~
n sugars and 1nolasses from New Orleans by 9leSss
Gordon Nc MILAN Co.. and is the first ARRIVAL ol tue
son fthese articles direct from Lousiana' Inc
-, and we note sales of 80 hhls fully fair to prm
r At 7s to &C. and I25 bbls mOlasses at Al to A5c'
Rio Coffee of prime quality is very scarce IN ts as "
as other markets Of this country, and Ii Is olli' ' "
cute orders for this description.
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T7e p-ies Of AIARSHALLiS UTERINE CATROLE
cnNt, lr. DoLnr nrd a Hrlfper sillqle bottle.
MRS RoBINsoN's cERTIFIcATE.

VEzSoE Trumbull Co., May lst, 1858.
This ceres that have been in very Door health ior
wears and found little relief after EMPLOYING number
Of Physicians My disease ProaDsis Ute IL had
been renre1 by that and Fouor Abus until had become
liberated 10 considerable extent BY the advice of Dr.
Busne procured and took siI bottles OF MarshaPs
oriue IathoIicon which enabled to attend TO hus
hand in his last sickness uufil he d ID which about
year since have taken three bottles snce his de ath
whish has made able to labor and support my family Of
three CHILDREN The athocon has nearly restored me to
health IL the only thing that mifis aed my suffer
M - MARY f. ROBINSON.
The CATHOLICON is for sale by City Druggists and by
Medicine dealers generally Juu2
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MAKING CONNECTIONS
At Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
lumbrs Cincinnati Cleveland and Erie and Cleveland
and Pittsburs Railroads.
Al SoloI with hacks to Chagrin Falls, sc.
At Mantua with hacks for Ravenna, &C.
At Braceville with hacks TO Newton Falls, &c.
At Wanen with hacks Sharon, Greenfield, MeadEills
Bloomfield Canhed, SC
Lowell unf Enon Valley and thence by P. F. W 3 C. 4.
r. to Pittsburgh.
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COMMERCIAL.
: ,1-D oDN4NTTNTAI- PRINTING.

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
plain and Ornamental Printing of every descrlpiie
sno AT the Printing Establishment of the Leader Once
ON latest ipr we'd and m0strapid steam presses in the
on sbort notice and at reasonable rates Par
,icar attention paid to blank work. Every description
f Fipdng done especially Blank Books Ledgers' Jourh
as sales Books, Receiving Books, &C. &C.
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RRADRURN & FISHER.

SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBURN SON,
WTHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
w mission Merchants, and Dealers in Fish, Nails
Glass and Produce Nos 100 and ls2 River street, and 10 and
II Meadow street, Grocers Block, Cleveland, Ohio.
c. BRADBURN,l
W A FIsHERS aug31-dIT I94
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Bankers.
j. HeFdIllan & Co.,

j. HeFdTMan Sc Co.,
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
bankers AND DEALERS IN
I'D Foreign nnd Domestic Exchange, Uncurrent Money
Specie and Land Warrants Collections throueh the
United States Canada and Europe promptly attended TO-
Drafts and Bills of Exchange Great Britain Ire land
France and Germany We direct in suns to SUIT al
Sigh and so DAYS, the following Banks and Branches
ENGLAND.
Iondon-NIessrs Prescott Grote. Case Co. Bankers
LiverpcOl-J- BaTned i Co Bankers
MancheStsr-Aessrs. CunlIhe brooks 3 Co, BANKERS
National Provincial Banks OF England and Branches thro
out England and Wales.
BIRMINGHAM Banking Co
Yorkshire District Bank and Branches
Lancaster Banking Co and Branches
IRELAND
National Bank of Ireland.
Provincial Bank OF ireland.
And al their Branches althe principal cities and OEus
SCOTLAND.
Dundee Commercial Banking Co.
Greenock Banking Co. IN Glasgow and GreenOek,
National Bank of Scotland and Branches,
We also furnish Draf for amount payable IN the
principal Cities of the Continent OF Europe.
PASSAGE BY STEAMER. OF Sailing Packet Ships, tOOr
from New York. Breat Britain and Ireland France and
Germany, can be cured at the Lowest rates.
For further particulars apply 70
II < A
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6air Dpe.
WING ECONOMY FOR BAR

nYING ECONOMY FOR BAR
IL bers. BASSETT HAIR DYE, a great deslderatum
eToressy for BARRIERS benefit. Which be bought IN
large or small quantities. nifty per cent less than you can
purchase any other dye the country Bottles that you
have 10 nav 81 for veu can the filed for nifty cenis
further for the same quantity You can get any
shade desire from light shade brown shade and Ie
black ana gives best satisfaction TO customers In wa
ms keeps natural appearance For sale Wholesale an
Pstail by WM f. AMBUSH, l64 Superior st.
nvI5d Regularly authorized Agent.
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oSWEGo PRODUCE MARKET-Nov- "a
IBY TELEGRAPH
Flou-Steady and demand moderate ts[ oca laIsiS 5 ~
choice extra Osweno brand and IS Gouoe extra c
Whsai-In active milling demand sales 4OgO sq s1 ~ ~
SlI26l IA for red Ohio Ind; 81 y Mhlte % ~
red ithugan size for Ranine cluh; I2'Sc ior ooi0N
to good Chicago SuTing; soc for choire do
Lake Imports 600 bbls flour; 500 bu wheat
Canal eTports--f EOO bu wheat
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RUFFALo PRODUCE MARKET-NOv- q.
Inv TEL EGRAPH.l

RUFFAL.o PRODUCE AIARKEr-Nov q.
(BY TELEGRAPH.l
F1our-Ony moderate demand today the ma.Aet -
frm; sales 100 bbls SIS 2G5 81 for good 70 s 2s IN
ira ndiSna Mchiean, Ohio and Canadian; - sao lOI
double extras. 80, "a ,ba ,,arlr at firm.
,aie n In AT T27c Chicago spIlugi 81 " LOT Teu
I1diana: s5Sc fr Milwaukee club; 81 l2 lor Wh'e M
BASH 81 y fIr prime white Indiana
Corn-Dull aud nominal at 627sGb5c
Bsrle,-Dull and held al 6ee3Sic
Rye-e7d6sc.
Oats-F'iim; small sales At soc
Whisky-FlrmsT. and held at 2l9gg2lc
Dressed HOES Better; sales at 5s4Cg67sc, po.,s
The weatheriS milo, and the canal good oIuei' D""S
sre loading all points far as RoeheSter oo -, -
Receipts "a hours-FOur 39 bbs wheat ~ 5O0 ou rye
1000 bu: oats 800 bu, corn 5000 bu
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"QTAkER CITY"
DOUBLE THREAD
Family SeGU51eg Machine,
Only S35 and $50.
THE citizens of Cleveland, and all
L others interested in Family Sewing Machines ar'

THE citizens of Cleveland, and all
IL others interested in Family Sewing Machines, are
invited ts call and examine for themselves this
NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine is the very latest improvement lPatent
granted llh of August ISIS and Is ackn0w edged by all
good Judges to THE Family Sewing Machine that has
long been wanted has the advantages OF all the old
patents without their complicated neutrality-suspicious. Just as
good work aud be sold geat deal cheaper, while It's
durability and simplicity will commend itself to a
II sews from two Ordinarr spOOs, without re-wndng
It ses coarse and fine work with equal facility and has
very elastic stitch that wlnot mp, although every fourth
stitch be cut.
Each Machine is warranted in perfect and full and
explicit directions accompany each hachne and IS SO
SIMPLE that its opeTa be learned thoroughly IN one
hour. g,
II is not liable to get of repais easily oiled, and
runs very easily while there is room to work on 1t
than any Machine in the market
This Machine makes beautiful Embroidery Stitch also
gathers nicely 4,
As this IS the first opportunity the citizens Of Cleveland
nave had Of buying this Machine, they cOra invited
to call and examine them at NORTHS PHOTOGkAPidIC
AND AAIBROTYPE GALLERY, before purchasing else
C rare chance offered TO spectators wishing 10
buv County Rights Mr. North has seventy two Counties
u sell in this State All letters addressed to him Will re-
ceive prompt atteniivn- ,, =, ,,o7,r1,
where. WAIslEh NOfti
Oc4 R6 Agent l0r Cuyanoga S1unLy.
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HFATTH OF AMERICAN WO

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO
MEN From The N. Y. DAILY Nst5s. (Editsriall
F. Bridge on THE Health ofAmsrican Women, in anoth
column He the subject IN an able manner and
his skill and medical may De I EssS upon
"Marshas Uterine CatnOcon has proved 70 De tuly as
valuable claimed to be IN many severe tests made
bv medical gentlemen and others Dr. Bridge IS regular
physician VERY fine attabments Of great judgment
and discrimination udiclOus and highly successful prac
ttioner IN all diseases, especially those OF women ana
From Physicians
.sarshals Uterine Cathoicon will certainly all
the diseases for which il IS recommends /"
There is no medicine like II in this country"
''In the worst have ever met with marshalPs
Uterine Catholcon is a certain and safe remedy"
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CATHOLICON
Is suuhestatingy offered reliable remedy for those
complaints which woman IS liable ana which gra-
ualy affect the mind well the body SO that TO thirk
possibility Among the complains for which the Caheil
con is remedy Falling Of the Womb, Whites, Sup
amaions and Diseases Of the Kidneys or Urinary Or
gans, Retention or lnconfInence OF rne Heartburn Ce
tlgeness Nervousness kalnllnes FaRLlalons, Oisps'
Disturbed Sleep, and all troubles organic or SYM athetc
connected with the uterine organs
Ladies who troubled with any Of the above symptoms
with spine, liver or lung complaints are inveq 70 a
dress Dr. BRIDGE, with full cOnderce that they viii
find relief Marshals Uterine CahOlcon IS not quack
medicine but its ingredients have been known 20 he
Medical Colleges and they aTa at the service of any
spectacle physician IN the country
1As pries Of MARSHALLiS UTERINE CATHOLE
CONS One Dollar and Hatper single bottle
WEST BEDFORD CoshOcton Co, May Il, 1857.
Mr. Kingsley, SIr-I have been selling the medi-
cine GraenbeT Company for the last ten years and
have invariably found them give good satisfaction; and
thertea and coffee and with my trade tay have become
ape article Marshalfs Uterine Cal holcon IS meol
es One lady 50 II TO told she had received more
benefit from bottle than she did from long OF
medicaltreatmeuthy the most sk1llfuI PhySlel2%ns %
January lst, 1883.
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT OF CLEVELAND-Noy. 81.
ARRIVALS.
Schr Robinson, Allen, Oswsgo; 1850 bbls salt - r
Schr Speedwe Bennett, Buffalo, 20 tons slate tons Vi
schr MeridiAn, Food Pigeon River 90 m lumber
CLEARAN c ES.
schr Margaret Stone. WYandotte; 10 tons coal
Schr Excelsior. Brown, Buffalo, tons gT1ndstones.
Scow Roena, Fargher, Pt Clinton; 2tons mdse
LIST OF VESSELS passing in and out OF the LOCK oil
the wsland Canal Colbourne, C. W furnished by
the Lock Tender to p Dobbins Secretary of the Board
of Lake IN lerwTiters-
bound WEST. Nov. 25th-NOne- On the 26th-PTopelief
Granite State; schr FaiTheld
BOUND EAST, Nov. 25th-NOne On the 26th-Sehr
Lummis.
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The Dupkirk Argus saws the wreck of the Java" still
hangs together on the breakwater Her rggns has been
taken of anu several of the copper have ALREADY
been secured She wl undoubtedly go pieces IN the
first northwest gale.
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G. ". KERRY,

uPHOLSTERER AND MANUFAC
~ turer of Lounges, and all kinds OF Mattresses ana
Bedding Cushions Curtains DrapeTies &C, No 42 Supe-
peror Street Hill, four doors below Commercial Branch
mi rs executed Particular attention psIt
TO the laving OF Oil Cloths Carpeting, &C, &c
mvg-dlv III
T AXE ERIE PAPER COMPANY.
4 4 ATannfacturers Of PRINTING AND BOOK PAPER
are now prepared supply AL orders with superior guam
y VI @t' N W TAYLOR. Agent,
y, .r1t-dkwtf9 Ofice32 Bank street
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ALL RAIL ROAD LINE FOR DETROIT.
CLEVELAND, ZANESTlLLK 6 CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.

AilSa -1.1l3 -
On and after March 8, 1858.
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
leave Cleveland IN the trains Gf the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Ralroad at AS P NJ. (changIng al
HudsOn,) for CuyahOga Falls, Akron OrrTille and
Billersburg: connecting OrrTile with trains the
Pittsburgh Fl Wayne aud CHICAGO R. r. east and west
for Canton hassilon, Wooster Leudenve and Mansfield
Trains leave AleTsburg for Cleveland At O6 A M and
l35 P M connecting at Orrvie with g. aims Onthe p Ft
c. R. R., by which passengers, from Canton Massil
ion, Wooster LOudenve and Mansfield reach Cleveland
febs s5 ''--'9 '--' SIMON PERKINS. suD't.