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Third ExcurrIon 20 Pu,.,u-Ba,.

Another Picnic Excursion to Put-in-BAJ is
on foot, to take place on the oath inst The
Fire Department of Detroit and citizens viii
come down to the Bay on the Ocean, and it is
expected that the Fire Departments of Toledo
and sandusky will join in the fete. The May
Q@esl, Capt VigeT, has been chartered to
at past seven the morning of the Gath. A
gay and good time is anticipated
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SERIOUS AccIDESr.-Last Thursday, Mr.. P.
Delaney. of Black River, who was employed
in 0sgood's Steam Mil, was engaged in adjust
ing belt, while the machinery was in motion,
and by some means got his left arm caught be-
tween the belt and cylinder'and came very near
being instantly killed By the greatest exertions
he succeeded in disengsging himself frOm the
machinery, but his arm was literally crushed -
The next day it was amputated near the shoul-
der by DR.. Strong, and the patient is now doing
well.-ELyTiG Dem.
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The AtIantic releErnph.

By the report last night it viii be seen that
the Atlantic line is to be closed to all messages
except governmental till the first of September
Mr.. Field repor the Atlantic Telegraph a
perfect success, aud has recommended the pre-
Paration of a second cable to meet the demands
of business
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SToNISG THE CARs.-On Thursday evening
Of last week, as the down train on the C. z. 4
c. R. R. (Which had been hindered an hour or
more in consequence of the damage at New
burgh) was between Wolf Creek and Clinton, .
volley Of stones was thrown at the cars One
passenger was hit by stone; and Mr.. John
Rice, the Engineer, was hit on the nose and
very badly hurt; so much so, that the Conduc-
tor was obliged 10 return to Akron for another
Engineer. and the train was detained at Clinton
until near midnight
Mr.. Rice had his nose deeply cut by the
stone which hit him The wound was dressed
by Dr.. A Zipperling, and Mr.. Rice is doing
we'll
It is to be hoped that the malicious seoun-
drels who committed this unProvoked outrage,
will be detected and punished as they deserve.S
Akron Beacon.
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SAD.-A few days ago, Mrs. Stevens, wife of
o. Stevens, Esq, an old and respected citizen
of Oregon Township, residing about Il miles
from Yondota, on the road to WOodville, was
frightened by the action Of a fractions horse
which Mr.. S. was driving, and jumped from the
the buggy, breaking one of her legs near the an
kle. Unfortunately, modification ensued, and
the lady died on Sunday last.-TOlsdO Blads.
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MARRIED.,

Ia Conncaut. August ls,h, AIr. ALEXANDER PHIL
LIPS and Miss MARGARET SUTHERLAND, OF Lon
don, c. W.
In C1Eneaut. August Ie,h. Mr. DAVID CURTIsS and
Miss ANN MARIA MARTIN both OF PIerpolt
In Elyria August l5:h. Mr.. J. Z GOLDSON and 8Iiss
JoANNE LAWTON, both Of Elyra.
II Akron August s-h, Mr. JOHN N. GEYER zni Miss
AUGUSTA LAUBE. both OF Akron.
In li;ddlebury, August 18Th, BIr. c B HAWLEY uf
New Hlgen, c.. and AIiss EMILY NJ. COTrER
In Akron. August l2th. Mr. ". W. COOK and Miss C
A SHAW, both Of Akron.
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Boy DRowSED.-A German lad BY the name
Of Hider, was drowned in French Creek. Shelf
field, last Wednesday. He was picking Black
berries on the premises of Mr.. Griebel, and
seeing him coming, he ran into the water TO
hide, and not being able to swim, he was
drowned He was about IA years Of age
ElyriG Dem.
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paper Dealers.

T. C0WLES, & CO, keep CONSTANT
LIE y hand, II the LEADER JOB ROOM the follow
ing catalogue Of Paper which they Eastern prces 70
CGtk-
BOOK AND NEWSPAPER-we are prepared to furuisl
News Book Printing Paper OF sizes and grades
SPECIAL sizes made 70 order Al short notice.
COLORED PAPERS-Of every description, inclua NJ
extra large Double Medium and Medium OF ali grades and
weight.
PRINTERS SIZED PAPERs-Ineludiu- Plain Folio
Post Packet and Commercial Post Folded and Flat Caps
Commercial Note.
FOREIGN PAPERS-Includins French English and
German FOllo Post folded and fat Packet and COnmerria
Post Commercial and small Note, Letter Paper, Doubls
POLISHED CoLoRED PAPERs-Includins alleoloIs
common Medium, Etra SuperToyal Purple, Ulframarins
Green Scarlet sc, &C Enameled Paper Of variOu
grades
RULED PAPERS-IncludingL Legal Cap, Account Paper
German Paper Record Paper, Fuosczp Packet Post Com
mercial Post Letter. Commercial and Packet Note Bath
&c, &c, OF all grades and shades, American, English
French and German Manufactures By the ream ease6s
larger quantity.
PRINTERS CARDS-A large assortment includingSr.
per Double French Enamele Enameied. Porcelain Szns
Surface Ivory and China White surface Cards sheetsrf
cut regular sizes also Railroad Cards heavy and erIs
heavy Common COored Cards. White Prntersf Cards Sc
for sale By the smaller quantity. Any PARTICULAR
color orsty ief furnished 10 order.
BLANK BOOKS-uf all kinds hand or made to order
BRONZES-As now buy largely Of both English and
German Bruu=es prepared 70 them Al favor
able urices any other house in The country
PnINTERSi INK. NARNISH-Coustnutlv on hand
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
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6Eneral Notices

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
PROPOSALS vii be received al the Office Of ths City
d, August I'D. lsis, for the BUILDING or A SEWER
street. So
Plans. sp ca cations and further nform7tilu can he oh
taineu Al S1id Engineers Office. The Board Of Civ In
invite he submission OF bids re- ervIn the
night 90 accept or reiert the slme $50
BY order OF the Bl ri,
D., C. ID. BISHOP
aui9 uLN -st Cfty Civil Eusi ser
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VISIT OF sEs. HARRISON.

About the middle Of July, Gen Harrison and
suite paid a visit to Cleveland and made his
head quarters st Maj Carter's His suite we-e
Col Samuel Huntington. Paymaster of the Ar
my and Ex-Governor OF Ohio; Maj. George
Tod, Maj. Jessup, and one or two more, inclu-
ding Col. Wood, who wSs shortly after killed in
battle. He was brave officer Gen. Harri-
son, in his stay at this station, took great care
70 scrutIniZe everything that had been done for
its defence and after three days the General
and suite left Cleveland as they found it to re-
turn TO the army, then at the mouth Of the
Maumee River. Gen. Harrison was very kindly
received on his arrival at Cleveland, and not a
few persons came in from different parts of the
country to pay their respects to the CommGn-
der-in-C thief Of the Northwestern Army
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EFFECT Of NEws-sKIrIrUDR.

After Gen. Harrison left nothing worthy of
note occurred, except now and then when the
news Of TictoTy to the American arms was re-
ceived, which always crused great Joy and re-
joicing 10 citizens and soldiers I cannot omit
here to mention the debt of gratitude owe to
the then citizens Of Cleveland for their kindness
and courtesy toward myself and Company Off
GERS, during the few months we were stationed
among them, forty-hve years ago.
FEVER AND 1eUE-FRIeHT BY DEAD INDIAN.
Sometime in July was attacked with the
fever and ague Doctor Long lived in small
house about half way from Mai Carter's to the
punt, and near TO my camp. One day feeling
the ague coming on / stepped in to Dr. L's-
he was not at home, snd Mrs. Long seeing me
shake requested me to lie down Oh the bed. 1
told her if she had bed above would Up
stairs ! went, slipped off my coat and boots,
fell on the bed, and pulled the clothes over me,
and as soon as the shake was off dropped
asleep. On aWaking I smelt something very
sickening. and turning my face over the bed
discovered something stretched along on the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-19

JOHs B4EH, Esq., Secretary of the Cuyahoga
County Historical Seeiefy:
DEAR Sir A compliance with your request
will carry me back half century At thi.
time of my life (sD and almost blind, oft my
right hand refuses its Office, yet my memory
holds quite good. Such matters as memory has
in keeping, with a trembling hand, shall be
faithfully given to the honorable Society.
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NOrICE-

N 9leclnt Tailor has removed his tailoIug establish
meet 10 No IS Prospect St. in Bauder's Block where he
wili he happy 70 his old friends He prepared as
Isgi to make Clothing in the latest and Fashionable
s-yle inlll-lIf
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sus35ilal % = :. HIslSS.NA. eARRErsox co.

w BE SAW MTLL-The subscriber has for sale
Portable saw Mills upon entire plan which can BE-
IlIen 6y I've horses Also, an improved TURBINE VA
lEh HdEkl Nodels can be seen. Al present BY call
1Ss a. the CIty Hotel For further infaaata sir5ss
BOZ AVsset r - CARLYLE WHIFPLE
allIu&N aW la1- Cleveland. Ohio
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-04-08
A beloved Daughter saved! by
the use of Two Bottles Of Dr.
Halls Esaysam

Camden, Hilisdale Co., Mich, March 2, 1855.
Messrs o. r. BAKER & Co. ..'
Gents:-My daughter was confined to her bed all
last winter With Diseased Lungs Our physician hav-
ing given her up was induced to try your valuable
remedy at once procured bottle of DR.. WIN.
HALLS BALSAM, AND COMMENCED USING 1T
ACCORDING TO DIRECTIONS, and happy to
state that with the of the first bottle she was so
much relieved to be able to dress herself by the
ofthe second bottle she was ENTIRELY restored
to Health
would most heartily recommend all persons are
suffering from Diseased Lungs, any disease arising
from COLDS to use it at The above remedy
not fall in any instance, to do all it is commended
SAMUEL LEAMAN.
BoLLES, SMITH CO., Preprietors, IA South Wa
ter street, Chicago whom all orders should be adj
dressed
PRIcE-sl 90 per bottle six bottles for IS co. for
sale by J. l.. Taylor Vim. F. Elmendorf, c. Lawrence
0ttumwa, Collins Knight, Abba, J. C. Dunlap Co.
Eddyviiie W. Baker, Iowaville and druggists every
where. n47-y
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rslitTrc EGIDiiure!
Fresh Arrival at RI. G. Hardy

Wholesale RETAIL FURNITURE. BEDDING
AND LOoKlNG-GLAsS WAREHOUSE,
jeHerson-st., between Water & Main, in Mr. Postls.
waits new four story brick, Burlington, Iowa.
AI IL. HARDY returns his thanks to the citizens Z
1yA Burlington and vicinity for their previous pat
Eohage and sohcits continuance. feeling ccni,u, nt
that he can continue to give pegiess satisfaction.
Owing to hard times have purchased goods very
nuch lower than formerly that it enables be to ss
III sooss IN my line from 70 to 70 per CENT less than
my other house III the vest ana all goods warranted
IS good as represented or the money refunded. My
stock consists of the following goods in
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RJsewood, Mahogany and Black " hut.

And great variety of articles usually kept in frat
class Furniture Warehouse which too numerous 10
mention. +. III y
=, Mahogany and Black Walnut Looking Glasses from
25cts TO IS co.
Gilt frame Looking Glasses from 81 % to si50 90.
Mattresses 81 % to $50 co.
Brass clocks with iron frames from AZ so 10
IS co.
liberal discount made 10 country dealers rpSo.,f
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EStray Notice,

TaNAkEN up by Thos. g. Fuller, living in COMPETING
u Township, Wapello county, Iowa, on the ed day
ofDecember, 1881, one roam steer, years old last
Spring, with crop OFF the left ear, and slit in the
same and an undebit in the right and the left horn
broken off. Posted before Wilson Sylvester, ESQ., and
appraised by Samuel g. Fuller and John Fuller to be
worth Sl3, 90. DAVID CAMPBELL.
ul6 BIN Eenutv
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Estray Notice.

rHNAKEN up by Mahon White, living in COMPETING
a Township, Wapello county, Iowa, on the "a day
Of November, 1857, steer five years old last spring
red sides, line back, white face. white belly and legs
part ofthe tail white swallowork in the left ear hall
crop in the right rather stag horns. Posted before
Wilson Sylvester Esq, and appraised by +. Hagy, and
J. Parnel at $3.50. DAVID CAMPBELL
n45-3m Deputy.
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EStray Notice.

PENAkEN up by Henry c. Jennings. living in Com
~ petine Township, Wapello county, Iowa, on the
Path day of December 1891, red supposed to
be one year old past marked crop ofthe left ear and
crop and slit in the right little white on the beley
short tall and crippled in the shoulders.
n45-3m
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EstraX Notice.

FENAKEN up by b. b. Phelps, living in COMPETING
b Township Wapello county, Iowa, on the 10Th day
of November, 1851, two Hefers, one, year old last
spring brinde, with whte spots white in fore
head, white the belley, legs and tail And the
other, years old last spring, fall, brinde with
white spots white star in the forehead, some white on
the belley and TAIL smooth crop off each ear, right
horn broke down when taken up, has since Off -
Posted before Wilson Sylvester, Esq.,, and appraised
by VIM. j. Williams and John Phelps at $500.
nf63m DAVID CAMPBELL Deputy
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THE DOUBLE LITTLE GIANT.
OR TWO MILLS IN ONEi'
Patented May, 1S54.-Improved in 1856.

Patented May, 1S54.-Improved in 1856
YH7ftE Little Giant Corn aud Cob Mill Is a simrls
- and portable machine formed the COTE mill
principle entirely feast iron farm and plantation
nse and designed for preparing food for stock which
doss az the rate OF ten TO twenty bushels per hour
according to the size Of the MILL An Improvement
mas been effected in its model the present season
which consists in adding another Gone and sett OF
crushers, together with improved Bridge Tree and
in substituting box platform in place of the old legs
by means OF all ofwhich the speed is nearly doube
and (when reQured) the Mill adapted also 10 grinding
shelled corn into honmony and fine meal for family
use Byreyersing the motion, in other words, by
running 1t backwards. ten fifteen quarts of meal 20
the bushei are obtained and the balance Ia superior
hommony or good food for feeding
TIE I'D VAGIAGE or FEEDING CORN AND
COB MEAL PROTEN
Henry Alspaugh, of Greenfield CO.. Ohio says.--aYn
1904 myself and brother raised large crop OF corn
and purchased 100 head Of cattle to fatten NV broth
wishing to divide our interests offered me fifteen
cents per hundred pounds for his choice of the cattle
to the number ofseventy head. accepted, and he
selected his seventy, leaving me one hundred and
twenty We then divided our corn; he fed his Sin thu
shock, and had mine ground together with the cob;
and fed ii in troughs, nailed 10 around the ward
My brothers corn did not hold out near as long Al
mine, though had divided equally and he fed sew.
enty head to my one hundred and twenty When his
corn was out let him have from mine; and when we
finished feeding the cattle we're weighed and sold il
was found that my cattle had gained FIVE pounds on
the hundred over double what his had gained and nv
profits were over one thousand dollars more than his "
Each mill furnished complete, ready for attaching
team, and no extry power required than what
panies each MILL
For sale by KEITH, ROBINSON SEQ, Burlington, ;.
Iowa. n32y
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BIRDS NEST NURSERY,
BURLINGTON IOWA


a PPLEs, Pears, Cherries Peaches, Plums, Apricots
IA Nectarans, Ounces Grape-Vines, Chestnuts Eli.
berts Mulberries Gooseberres, Currants Raspberres
Straw berries, Rbubarb, &c.
Evergreens, Shade Trees Ornamental Shrubs, Vines
and Climbers, Roses, Paopes Phloxes, Lilies and
Hardy Towering Plants in great variety, embracing
complete assortment of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
Shrubs and plants of every description worthy OF
cultivation in the West Stock of the best quality aud
prices low as elsewhere.
Dwarf Pears, Apples, Cherries, &c.
GREENHOUSE AND BRpDISG-ouT PLANTS,
Embracing fine collection Of the most popular and
spendid new Dahfies, Fuchsas Heotypes, yerbenas,
Chrysanhemums, Perpetual or Everbloomng Roses,
Gladiolus, Tigridias, &C., &c.
100000 Apple Trees for sale ut low
rates by the guam ity.
This Is choice lot of trees from to 6years old,
healthy and fine. A.
Catalogues with prices furnished free to all an.
pIcants who enclose one stamp.
msrchauoi sn NEALLEY BROTHERS DoCK
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GEORGE HOLLAND,

ID ESPEC EFULLY announces that he a..
~ viii carry on the Tailoring Business in all ~
Its various branches. Having had several years NJ
experiences In the business, he feels confident he lI
can give every one ft." His shop on the grount
noor, two doors below the Henry House.
Cutting done on the shortest notice and At
pesese Aug. g, n26-ly
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Estray Notice.

E\AkEN up by John Lamb, living in Competing
- Township, Wapello county, Iowa on the 22d day
OF December 1884, two flleys supposed to be one
year old next spring, bright bay Also one two year
head, white hairs the left hind foot Posted before
Wilson Sylvester Esq, and appraised by Charles NJ
Lewis and Joseph Lamb to be worth $4,000.
n4o-3m DAVID CAMPBELL Deputy.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-04-08
COAL! COAL! COAL!

HNHE subscriber has purchased Vests Coal Bank
IL and Is now prepared to furnish customers witt
coal at the bank for cents per bushel 10 cents pei
bushel delivered in any part Of Ottumwa. This Goa
n free from dirt, and Of the very best quality.
jan. u, 'S6-nl6-1n JAS. r. HALLOwAY.
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REmOPE7.

CHAMBERLAINS & LIE, MANU-
FkCTURERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
ALL KINDS OF SPORTING AND BLASTING pow
DER Ohioe, No. AfvsteE Block. RosIs
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Roll Roa0s.

MAkING CONNECTIONS
Al Cleveland with Cleveland and Toledo Cleveland Co
lumhus Cincinnati. Cleveland and Ee, and Cley eand
and Pittsburg Railroads.
A: Sol1i with hacks @ Chagrin Ealls
Al Biantua with hacks for Ravrnna
At Braceville with hacks 10 Newton Falls &c
AT Waneu with hacks 70 Sharon Greenfield Meadville
Bio imield Caniield, &C.
AT YOUNGSTOWN, with stages for New Castle, Poland
Lowell. an Enon Valley. and thence by P. p W L. r.
r. 10 PittsburEh.
Cleveland July r. Is-s-jy2s
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NEW YORK MARKEr-July il.


FA.ur- Market opened hu0yant with s. adFunce, and
ci qu-i. sales 1900 hush Al sll0asil5 for suPerns
stale 10 a Stale, Sf.l a - Tor stDern
Wrsf.rn 81 al14 for med Jun extra western
- sr shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio CTnA
ian hanged sales coo bhls af S4.f05 = for common =
,haace extra sales l21 hbls Ry Flour nj - loe3.l3
Nhea-lo better, demand less active ~ the aarslcs
stlt ca an huSh 50 9tc for unsoudd Milwaukee club
Sfei n fr unsound good Western, l0s for unsound
Canadian, and 81 81 for very handsome white lana
dian.
Rye-Finn, sales : 0G0 bush al soc-
C1rsFirmer and in hrsk Demand s1les $500 bush at
65as2c for dam-ged TO good unsound mixed western -
IN VI round yellow Is for yellow southern. s1lo
I0r " hite Southern
DsfsIn fair request lG6g7 for State and Western
WhiskV-Stoadr; sales go bbls Al a &c.
ariYe, and mess lower sales 50bbls al Slo3
Tor MSS, and St8G4.Zj for prime
Bes-Firmsr sales loo hbs Sll LIS for country
mess galAfOr Tepacked mess and S Us for eK IA
Hams-ScaTce and pllme IN den1nd az l9c frline
Mess Bsei nominal ar ls i22c.
Cut afoars-Steady; Eaes IS hhds rough SIDES al dc
and a. hhds smoked sides al &C.
Lads eadv; sales a. hhls ~ ll,Iiltc
Buter-Ih mSsraie demand al u 7c tor good Ono and
le'g l1c far eood Sale
t'heesa-S cady, al C,3Sc
Hiies-NlzIket fIms sales l2Oo at 25ssHc for B9esss
242i5sc for RIO Grande. l5c Tor Western and "a
lUlfc for slaughtered
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MORNING LEADER 0FFIeR. /
: SarI-Rnlr- Iulr AZ y. ". |.

N0RNING LEADER OFFIGE,
SArURDlT. July sl-5 P. N !
FLOTG-Tssrs more aeisiiy today. snd siosks aud
receipts tiac A re uIafkef nrn Sales Of 50 bills
s4so a bbls. and % bsis extra
S480; bbls bbls At $40. - ibis. Empire
MHs Roscoe Ohio at s47lE aud ito bbls double
SsgE.
GRAIE-WHEAT-Ssles to-day ofons carload fair Nediter
ranean at sse carload Mediterranean Sle
loads Mediterranean sZei lO Mediterranean free
board s carload from store at sac. and
q small lot Of 100 bus prime white At lf5c.
OAfs-ouOed generally ioc Sale OfOns carload Al iie
HIGHWaSEs-Sales 5bbls 50 bbls and 93 Ibis at &c
PROYIsr Ss-BurTER-Ths market active tO-dEy.
fun rfs Obtained Sales of $40 lbs fair to good
n L. mostly he md small lot Of superior crock but
at l5e.
CHEEsE-smA sales Of new W r tie city trade al g. 3
&C.
EGGs-ScAroe and higher Small safes Al sa9c-
SALT-Fne iTOz dock is offered to-day Al i6gl.4A-
Their Is good supply pune ground solar sAi in mae
1T and sacks sack salt is also offered ~ lower
rates
sUGARs-FIm. and ~e resiss quOiAliOas-
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EOREST CITY SCALE WORKS.
IL. EVERY SCALE WARRANTED STRONG. AC-
CURATE AND DURABLE Agents, with some capital
= anfsd TO travelmthe Western stafss-
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The Northern Transportation Co.. SS.''

The Northern Transportation Co.,
WILL, DURING THE PRESENT
w seIson run their well known popular line OF
FIRST CLASS STEAM PROPELLERS and
SAILING FESSELSf
between Osdes sbursh and us~eso ard The Up
Daliy Line beflceeR OgdensBargA aad Qsareqo,
aud Ports 0H Lake Erie
And Tl-Weekly Line between OgdensbuIg and Oswego
and Ports on Lake Michigan connecting a. Osdensbureh
with the Ogdensbursh and Vermont Rouie he
tween Ogdensbursh. Burlington. Concord Manchester
Lawrence. Nashua Lowell ana Boston; and Oswega
with Hovey Crawiard OsWeEO ne Of THIRTY Fiisf
Class Canal Boa (la the ENLARGED fnnal -
tween Osweg0 and New York, thus anoTding a Reguisr
Speedy and Cheap Route with but .ranShiulaenr -
Boston, New England ald New Yo md the West
This Company having made the ample arrange
mems AZ Osweeo for ork and Storage with 9
Freight Upon the plan prnctice n lensbeh can guar
eufrus ed 70 its c1re.
This Line eOaHscis- tIeveIansl with th, Nsr,h
line OF Prope Lake SupeToT a1d with Railro ~
Columbus, Cincinnati minneapolis LoniEYille anl 81
Louis.
AGENTS AND CoEsIsSEEs. =
] Myers. CgatisS Osis KinahaIl lbs Slate 81
Geo Carr, ~ Broad 81 CIaWfoTd Co Osdensb,h
.. C. Hotey, New York. New York -
Hsyey Crawford, osWes0 wI. T. walker Toledo o
h@'hsf To- Nhiesso, III hsr.iay Co, MilSa1kea
c0NSIGAERs
dSah' rIeass : g. Raeiae ~ ElREEasp. shshoysss.
Gham1erlln, Crawford Co., Cleveland, D