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l1bpsifians & gorgeous.
MOkTON- W. D--Physopat1ic


Der Eclectic Physician aaI surgeon p less Of Mid
wleIy alI Diseases % Women and Chiureu- DR. NOR
tent fr an calls in EIs Profession either nj his Office or al
their private dEeugs- Dr NJ. discaTds all poisous of
@ eseil ee3 -.--ii ~ S :, -
never Icduees lH t1CL5 lelI ul. al f
the ,b-rucs - stimulates and Jones up the system By
Thoss as ed with diseases or the Liver Lungs Kill
ueys Spleen NeurIlsa iuf uE, hrnat lsu leIIher
Acute Or Chfuulc Los 81 Alelie tS seleIl % me
Gravel SrJf1 uS inss and Ulcers Cancers Fistulns
diseases diseases peculiar 70 the female such Sup
preston Pf0apsus Utrra, liHu1 age, - request
ed 10 call HIS Alele o. Treatment u also completely
adapted 20 Diseases ofChIldron
Dr. NJ has also sure safe 1ul never failing remedy FOR
Fever and Asue GL1iara Ono obS yseuteIy and
Darrhoea Coc Cramps Locsias, kls and Spasms treat
ed with success.
T DIM IS also prepared t0t-sat successfully FEyERS
ofthe vals types together with an other form Of acute
dIses- This Is no lctluu or imagination oi the braiu
hut facts dedactei from ears On The Reform OF
New school system o. raiice and thorough reading Of
the schools o. ph DC aud stems Of practice and
graduate from the oli AMI ues schools OF sleli Inc.
kiels0f 30 rANlC MEDICINES sImp and compounds
nctures and sHch usually kept IN Botanic
Indian Heuedies aud large uumbcro Comp plunds pre-
pared by himself Remedial Ascats. amlns which
the oll1WIu, VIZ: Compound syrup oi The Wandering
Mix weed. sovereign remedy tor The Dyspepsia, Piles
&c; Au-B lOus Pills, exclusively Tor the Liver; Satve
Bters Anti spepc PodeTs; Tooh-Ache Drops which
Weak and IudIed Eyes Cau Medicine, Tor Can
Eeror C4Ilel Sore-lI0Ith certain and speedy cure I
us BIlsa OF Nll CAerr, Tor Clusls Colds bronchitis
CONSERVATION AMI all Dlscas LInes. luumaflc
Iinnent OF PAIN Killer superior article 10 auy now Iu
internal external application Sovereign Rem
edy for is Choera Mothers Cordial OF Female Friend
C7 n B. Particular Attention will be paid in treat
blood oil all te morbid huuors DR. M de not pretend 10
raise the dead but he does claim that he all
able Diseases and mans that considered lnrurahle
Otice, No l'5 Loraiu 81. Residence, No. 10 Church
~ FS DIM Ns0ulG ssy that he caa give One Stu
dent good chance IN his Ofe % reed Medclus and lis
NHHHa gHna Ia H. 20 NHH q NaH
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nenrh Of VIZ. NIiIron Baldwin.

News has lately been received at Berea Of the
death of Mr Milton Baldwin, formerly Of that
place Mr. Baldwin died at GrasshoPper Falls,
kansas, on the lst inst, of congestion Of the
bowels after an illness of less than three days.
The deceased was son of Nj John Baldwin,
of Berea, and had lately taken charge of an IN
stitution In Kansas established by his father OF
q plan similar to the Baldwin University al
Berea.
This blow is heavy one upon the family ofshe
deceased, who reside at BsTea, and to the cause
ofedueatiOn generally. Mr.. Baldwin was very
fise scholar, in particular as inguist, and has
been very successful teacher at Berea. His
father, John Baldwin, in his unbounded Philan-
thropy had erected mills in Kansas, the income
of which was TO be devoted to the school, and
the sou had just got the school in operation when
this untimely blow fell.-HeTald
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Az INDEPENDENT CATHOLIC 0RGANIzGTIOS.-
We find the following announcement in Cana
dian paper:
The Rev. NJ Chiniquy, so well known in
Canada as the Apostle of Temperance and an
eloquent preacher, and whose resistance of
Episcopal authority in Illinois, has latteriY eI-
cited so much painful feeling among his OrthO-
dox compztriOts, has at length been induced to
take rash, and probably an irretraceable step.
Bishop Duggan, Of Chicago, who had succeed
ed Bishop O'Regan, solemnly ratified the can
onicll eensures and interdict pronounced by
the latter against Mr. Chiniquy. WhereupOn
the reverend gentleman about the 22d ult, in
the Court House Of Kankakee, and in the pres
enee of a great crowd, made public declara-
ton, that he separated from the Catholic Church
and was going TO found sect under the denom-
nation Of "Eglise Chretienne CathOlique," in
dependent of Rome and the Bishops
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nt thn ohio Hou.e Of Refuge

Shoemakilg NJ the Ohio House OF Refuge
From an article in the Cincinnati GaEette,.we
CODY the following in reference to the manu-
facture of boots and shoes carried on at the
Ohio House of Refuge, under the superintend-
ence of our late townsman, John COwles;
One branch of manufacture at the institution
is entirely new and novel, having never before
been introduced here, although thriving de-
uartment in several institutions ut the East
We allude 10 the manufacture of boots and
shoes by machinery. The leather for the sOles
is first put into what Is called the stripping
machine" where it is cut into strips OF the
proper width and length, and then passes into
the rolling machine, which Is driven by steam,
aud which serves the purpose OF the old fashion
ed Iap-stone The strip Is then carried to the
cutting machine, where the sOles are cut out
with revolving dies, IN an instant OF time, ready
shaped for use The advantages IN this ma
chine, (which Is an invention Of L. & d
Churchill of Rochester, n. Y y are, that there
is no waste Of leather, and great saving Of
time. The leather Is then passed to bench,
where the sOles are put on by boys, ready Tor
LASTING. At second bench the Out-sOles are
fitted AT a third, the pegs are driven; at q
fourth, the work is trimmed and at NTH, sew
eral boys are employed in finishing the shoes
ready for market. The upper feathers arc cut
by hand, BY metal patterns, and then put to-
pether BY means Of waIed thread sewing ma
chimes, and then passed to the boys engaged IN
binding Thirty one boys only are now en-
ploved IN this branch, but the number VIII be
increased as Others are sent in lhe KIND Of
work turned out, is ladies', misses and child
rcn's pegced morocco, goat and enameled shoes
and the specimens exhibited to US seemed fully
sousI 10 the best handmade work. The shoe
making department is under the superlntend-
ence Of Mr. John COwles, an experienced work
man, and thoroughly cOnversant with every
branch Of the business He will soon have this
branch of the Refuge in capital working order
and will no doubt make it a profitable depart
ment.
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OLD BUcK's TABLE FOR THE REDUCTION OF
FEDERAL MoSET.-The mOnstrous expenditures
of the Democratic party under the reign of Mr.
Buchanan, can be properly seen and fully ap-
preciated. by an examination Of the following
table It spends:
$50, ,OO0, coo A YEAR!
S7,5O0,0O0 MONTH
Sl,S75, 900 A WEEK
Sl67, $50 A DAY!iii
SLIGO an HOUR III!
Sls6 A zINUTE ii!ii!
S3,l0 A SECOND iiiii!i
Is not this view of the case startlingt The
peoples money is shelled out by the Slave Dem
ocratic administration, at the rate of three dol
lara and ten rents for every tick Of the clock.
No wonder the nation is getting over head and
ears in debt-Granite State RegisfeT.
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RATS OF TAXATIoS IN CISCISNATl-The rate
of taxation levied upon the assessment Of real
and personal property in Cincinnati for the cur
rent year, and which Is to be paid under the
law prescribing the semi annual payment of
taxes in December, 1858. and in June, 1859, is
sirfsen malls and sir teathS on each dollar Of val
uation. The rate last year was fifteen mills
Ise7ease one and siI-tenths mills.
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Day WEATHKR IN FRASCE.-Our Pars cor
respondent informs Us that river Seine on the
Goth ultimo was so low that it ccuid be crossed
on foot which Is the first time for one hundred
and fifty-nine years that such thing has hap
pened. Five hundred canal boats with two
hundred and forty million pounds OF Ireight had
been aground at st Quentin The government
however, Immediately ordered a trench to DO
cut to the nearest river, distance of twelve
miles, in order to feed the canal, and at last &C
count navigation was again active.-Boston
TTGreller
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FEMALE ADMISSION BY MEAsURENEST-
According to the Courier de CkarlerOi the les
sees of dancing saloons IN Belgium complain
bitterly OF the falling off in their receipts, oceca-
stoned by the extra space now occupied by
cTinoInes. An instrument, called the Crino-
Hmetre." has consequently been adopted BY
some Of them, and persons whose erinolines
surpass fixed development are charged an
extra admission fee. At ball given al
Montigny, in Belgium one female was measur
ed and charged an extra IS eentimes; another
person, of an economic disposition, preferred
reducing her erinoline by taking out two hoops
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FIkE IN WELLNeToN.-Mondly morning six
storesiand number of offices were destroyed by
fire in Wellington, Lorain cOcnty. 1t originated
in the store of Wooley d Reamer, from a stove
pipe. The Elyria Democrat says:
On the north the large brick block owned by
DR.. Johns, and occupied by Baldwin Laundon
& Co, and the harness shop of Mr.. Elliott, ada
cent, were destroyed. On the south Of WoOley
& Reamer's was the store of W F. Herriek,
then a vacant store, and the dry goods store OF
James Rust, were all destroyed The goods In
ali the stores were generally saved. Baldwin
L d Co, were fully insured
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Hamilton CounfN.

The united Opposition in the First Congress
sionaI District have nominated TrNOTHY c.
Day, and in the Second District JoHN A. GEEE-
LEY. The Conventions were harmonious, and
the nominations were made the first ballot, and
afterwards unanimous
A union Opposition County ticket has also
been nominated in Hamilton
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DEFurY MARSHAL FOR MAHoSISs.-We learn
from the Sentinel, that Postmaster William
Schmick, Esq, Of Garfield, has received the ap-
pointment of DuPty U. S Marshal for MahOning
County, at the hands Of District Marshal John
son Governmental honOrs and emoluments seem
to cluster thickly around Mr. S.
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tendanee upon the American Bnard Of Com
missioners, which closed their session here yes
terday morning, as reported by the Recording
Secretary, So corporate and 2s2 honorary men,
bers. and it was estimated there were between
1900 and 1900 people from abroad in attend
ance AT the meeting held at Providence, last
year, there were 50 corporate and SIS honorary
members. with an entire attendance of about
2,0e0-Det. ADJ.
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PORCELAIN TEETH.

! SUPERIORITY OF THEIR METH
~ Cd OF Producing ARTIFICIAL Teeth over any other known
lst. sI1IPLICITYOnep chemically united in all
its parts and Of the quality q! material
ID SOLiDIfN-Ihaf compels nature to adapt heTscfto
the model uf her impression. ThIE adaptation
81 PURITY.-The entire Plate and Teeth arc imBer-
yous tothe action o. kaown ageat hence IN
,edret0asof the mouh common To sold plate work, and
5ih. COLOR Bright lively, and s0od imitation Of
y BAny method OF producing sstsof Artheial Teeth
hencaIy united piece that will not pas he ordeal
tlIs digest; Is a acognterisIt o1 frHs Porcelain
PATRONAGE-SIIc Aprl. Is56 have inserted Fire
Hfrsf AID SeusH CGssg OF this number, sigifysrc
haze The place Colo Paie work In he last nam
and - VI all other cases where terms have been
ss@Ysa @ Si5 IL In 20 ssss where teeth haebeen paid Tor
TERMS According the Of the case and given
PAYMENT-Upo the receipt Of the order or on deliv
Persons with Gold Plate can apply their plate part
GUARANTY-S Satisfaction; provided the terms Of pay
ment and special Instructions have en- complied win
Persons wanting information ref renee viii be given 10
those IN constant useof our work
We prefer % apply partial sets soon after the e1irctueo
the teetone weeks long enough TO intervens be-
tween nc M, M qae ,F tls 5PpIea,ioa,
viii say that our arraassneuts are such that and
within two days after the arrival Of the patient
TO THE DENTAL PROFESSION.
" m YOU by which Be 5gep
Of your patients cases artlcuatng, models, &C,
fitted with reas1nahis accuracy 70 the fitting and aTcua-
ting model We viii also make Block Work to order
reasonable terms.
Testimonials and References.
observed with murh interest forths years,
ab owe mthod of producins Artinrla Teeth and believe
81 atementS Of this Jlrcuiar correct.
Ihave investigated with care for the last years
the above method Of making and app yng Artificial fec'h
n the laboratory oi Dr. Wright and asOiu use and
say with confidence at hs plan . The best known one
and entirely successful when made under his observation
The supeOrty Of ts kind Of Dental work gold
knd OF metallic plate cannot be quetioue and the state
DR. Wght's Circular Of the number Of wher
his work has taken the plsce OF gold plate, Much
tins gold plate had been furnished By The best
Dentists IN the country with the
cess OF Porcelain work n the ha-ds others than Dr.
Wright II A ACkLEN, IL
Late Prof Of Surgery Cleve Med. College.
Dan Rhodes, Prof J. p kirkland,
NJ Iacksuu- PFpL ;, y. huhtt
IT Mayor Castle, -. Bun. Md Journal
n L Whitman. Wm W. Richards,
J. ]. Stuuevant, Pref pi-Gatchell-
J. Il Cur iss
n B-Having learned that persons claiming do tins
work and In claiming 70 be agents for he
same VIII say thai up this date We have aseug
lie u who hive any night from the above patentss i
such claim. and hose either infringement
or an imDosition- imposition let WORK is cure;
n an ufrngement, will IN due attend 20 that
NJ. l. WRIGHT, NJ. D.
sept Actua y for The Company.
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NEW GOODS
Opening Daily at 9S Superior Street.
BEST, FREE.M.f.f S co.

Rich and elegant Fall Silks.
Broeade Silks, in black aud colOrs.
FOulard Silks, in blue brown and black.
Valencias. POul de Chevere.
Toll de Chene. RistOri.
French MerinOs, in all eOlOrs,
Plaid and Striped MerinOs.
Bayadere and figured MerinOes.
Plain and Striped Gren2bles.
All Woel Delaines and Cashmeres.
MOuselin and Persian Delaines.
French, English and American Prints.
BRoCHE.
STELLA.
WOOL, &
BIANTILLA
SHAWLS,
Also large stock of BRoCHE, STELLA and
CHENILLE SCARF,
JUST OPENED
sepl6 BEST, FREEMAN & co,
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An Auri-SIavery Candidate for Governor
Of Nirginia.


The following card appears in the advertising
department of Richmond, Va, newspaper:
To the people Of Virginia:
l hereby proclaim myself candidate for the
office Of Governor of the State of Virginia, and
shall urge, with whatever ability possess, the
wisdom cf accepting one hundred million acres
of the public land, the money aeeruing there
from to be applied to the gradual extinction Of
slavery, by purchasing the young slaves and
their emigration beyond the United States
Had Virginia applied the hundred millions OF
acres that she gave to the United States in l7sI,
to this purpose, the banks OF her majestic rivers
would now be teeming with thrifty white
population, and strewed with cities, villages and
cottages She would, among all of the States
Of the Federal Union, have been hrst In sgn-
culture, first in commerce, and first in manuiae-
lures. Give me but fair field to combat my
rivals / ask no other fayOr-and the triumph
shall be mine.
" ,,,-,-,. ,,rsr S,;fbf,I suI trr1a
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FAIL AND WINTER
1858. ARRANGEMENT. 1859.
GREAT NORTHWESTERN ROUTE
Open 10 La Crosse
La Crosse and NIilWaukee Railroad.

THE ONLY DIRECT ALL RAIL ROUTE
From all points in the United States and Canadas via Ch1
Milwaukee La Crosse the Upper MISSISSIPPI ifs
where close connections mate with the New and sliu
steam Packets Of the Minnesota Packet Company
Two Trains Daily, except sunday).
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ARemedy for dyspepsia.

BGRHAvE'S HOLLAND BITTERS is now the most
simple delightful and eecual remedy 0r DysPepsia be-
fore the public Many OF our worthy citizens testify
its efficacy To persons subject % nervous and sex
Headache, It Is 4 valuable medioine-
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Amusements.

RUCKLEY'S SERENADERS, from
IL 50 Bry aily BOW piayi IN albany, AMI on thei-
wy TT Buffalo and New Orleans they Will the pm
en iniermedlate towns Pap their vii please
zlpy- sepG.tf
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Your servant, ever faithful and true,
HENRY ABRAM.

Mr. Abram writes note to the New York
Erening Post, that he will receive such a vote
as will astonish everybody but himself.
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Dundee Cdmmsrcal B1nl ing Co
tireeuock B1ukiu- 90. IN Glasgow and Grueuuck
Natilnal Bank uf ScJtlaud and Branches,
We also furnish Dfif ans able in the
uTi ciptl Ciilf> OF the C0ltiueut OF Europe
PASSAGE Bh STEAMER SAILING Packet Ships, 20 OF
frdn N0rk Brrat Brtaln and Ireland, France md
Germany, can be s cured a. the loves rates.
For further PARTICULARS apply
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Cleyclan August - a, lele
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ pursuance 4 act OF the General Assembly OF
The slate Of Ohiu passed. Apu l2l. ls5s, entitled an act
anieu act, passed pal l1h, lss entitled act i0r
ihe meut taAl1u Of all property m this state
aud for ieyy thereon, according It's true value
money the Couuni sioners, at their Juue session. ss
lvl-ed the City OF Ceseland INTO three Districts, fol-
The Isl "a and 81 Wards constitute the lst District
The fth. b, 9Th and 7th Words 81. 2d
The siu. slh, l0th aud llih Wards .' ID ''
Each Township the COuuy Institutes separate D.s
tsict. WILLIAM FlLLER,
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NEW FALL FASHIONS. &c G.
~ SCOTS NEW PLATE OF FASHIONS can be
hA1ar SEAMANS,
auJI dim l95 No Q Bauk-st Weddeu House
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Bankers
J. Herdman q Co.
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.

IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
IL kJrelsn md n1ncsflc Excaan-c Unrurreut Money,
Succie aud Land Warrlnts Coles throughout the
United Saiss anadl and Europe promptly attended To-
Dratts aud hl Is OF ENch Great Brta, ireland,
France and Germany. We d.T,c suit, At
Sight ard 60 days the following Banks and BraLches.
ENGLAND.
I.0ndt n-lIe-srs Prescott GflIe. Case Co Bankers
Iiverpo0i-J. Barued y CO Bankers
Mauchesf- r-AIessrs- Cuu'Iffr. Btuoks Co. Banker
Natllla Provincial Bluks England Branches thro
out England and Wales.
RiTmugh4m Banking Co
Yorkshire rs n Banz aud branches.
Lancaster Banking Co AID Branches
IRELAND.
National Bank Of IrClanl.
Provincial Bunk of Ireland
Au an thcIr Branches in all the principal cities ard
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The Mississippi, north of La Crosse.

CPassen-ers leaving Milwaukee IN the aitemoan train
arrive at Lacrosse togo board the St Paul packet
One hundred miles Of river navigation and ten hours
time saved over any oiher route.
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THIRD nEPAnrNENF.

Artificial teeth, l; stoves and castings, l6'
metal, wood and stone, 10; cooPers' and carPen-
ters' ware, 2O tailors' and hatters' ware, IL;
Curriers' and saddlers' ware, Is; chemicals, 26;
cabinet ware, IL; glass and stone ware, s; fine
worked metals, 3; household fabrics, so; needle,
shell and wax work, 1872; mill fabrics, 2; We
hicles, 27; worked metals hardware, S5; total,
oeo
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STICKNEY & BAKER
DEG LEAVE TO ANNOUNCE
~ that they have removed their market r0OIns
where they PREPARED the citizens WIKI
hing d their line Of The best the market Affords and Al
he mnzl reasonable rates.
Market hours from ; A n tos p NJ
eeul-IIm
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Geurral Notices

SINGING SCHOOLS. j. WADS-
~ WORTH curtemplaies forming a Class flr the pur-
pose u Singing IhoSs nIn will please
p lle Lecture Room uf Pr mou'h Church IN RSDAY
EVENING the ian ilsf, At "a O'clock sepl4 mrs
Silks and Wooden Goods COIOred.
I 00K AT THIS!-The subscriber
taxes this method Of informing the ci'zens Of Cievc-
a the public generally that he prepared 70 coloI
all the prlclal cuors OF Sla nd Wo1e9 Goods the
must approved style; also 10 CLEAN WOOLEN AND
SILK GOODS, and restore the color f1uen garments
HIvus had year. Xpcrlencc the husl-
ucsS, he h0pes ~ srlct the same. merit
share al pubic patronage. Ali orders left with bin will
receive urlmpt attention ] ]. COZZENS
dIm No n llresOn street.
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S S. SONNEBORN viii ouutinuetO carry on the Ready
Made Clothing Business atthe dstand, $50 Supsor-st
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MRS. GAIN, AMBROTYPE AND
vi MELAINOrYPE ARTIST, No l06 SuDeuor St,
s-nuru side lIeve1aHd- Ohm I'm la
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tries of Live Stock, 1854.
sEcoNp pEPARTNENT.

Farming Implements and Agricultural Ma
chimes, 76; Piows, 81; Household Implements,
40; Agricultural Implements, IA; Rollers, Drills
and Cultvators, SO; Machinery, Engines, DC,
&c; total, 3IS.
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II. MHIrgAN- y ~ sTANDAEr { W srANyART
WHITMAN, STANDARD 4 CO.
w Bankers and Lcalsrs Ia Foreign Domestic III
change MOI Ipen1r street. We draw direct Lon
dlu and WI furnish Drafts for payable al al
prEfIlll puu land Ireland. scotland, France
ald Grmlny. CJtctluns made ali accessible point,
thralgluu She Illt q States aaI Grua.Ias- uh--lv
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Winter Arrangements,

Passengers By this road during the close Of navigation VII
days time from Milwaukee or Chicago TO ST Paul
over other route.
Through tickets can be obtained all the principal railroad
ana a00A' 0'n's' EDWIN H. GOODRICH. Manager.
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I OST-JIJLl 30. ayr ABUUT /.

i OSI-J ULl 81, Al ADOO1 II
Z Ofciuck on the Plank Ro1d from Cleveland To New
huIgh between the Toll Gale and American House Old
Porte Moluae, con ANN one S3oo note. one 500 note
aud another which there about Sl6 due, and
other valuable paPer an American Half Dollr-all Of
VIII n bel0ug u Mr. Joseph Adlms. Any information
which Lead TO the c0vey u the Porte MOnHale and
contents will be hberally rewarded
Nu1v
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CONNECTIONS.

CONNECTIONS.
At Junction with the Fond du Lac and Oshkosh Railroad At
Horizon with HORIZON and Berlin Railroad n hboufn
City with stages Grand Rapids and stevens Poin and AZ
Sparta with stages Black River Falls Fan Claire and Ne
nominee Mills
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for Sale or Rcllt.

II OF FOR SALE.-A desirable lott
IL nsIsiIas Il acf 81 uared nelrthe FemaIr sem
i--iy Tor safe cheap, ard on terms Inquire q
leptl5 ROUSE x JENNINGS
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NEW MARKET HOUSE,

CORNER ONTARIO AND MICHIGAN ST.