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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-13
MASONRY !.

0at B Z E &a ElGlE Il I q X .alI
WISH to announce to their friends AID the
public generally that they are prepared TO do
all kinds of Masonry, such as Stone work,
Brick work. Chimneys, Cistens. Plastering,
DC, &C., on very reasonable terms and in the
most wormanlke style, oH" 4 la'VN'2 20
.aiasR FER-EN NCEiS,efl sal 7.3
Henry Peters. Esq. = M. H. Gillett, Esq.
G. @, Worth, Esq. DR.. A. E. Wigton,
]. H. Beery, Esq, 4. Z. Grissell, Esq.
G1-Orders for Monuments aud 1ombstones
are respectfully solicited and will be promptly
filed by the firm. .,.,t...,.. ...,.,-i,..,,
urGood Lime always for sale sea V' ~
0'Lath always oil hand aud for sale.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-13

A few offthose latest style Neppoliian
a Bennets, with trimming .e correspond
w " One Price Price Relay Pay Store.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-13

NHIPS, of all kinds. lower than ever, at
w 4'e-s, ~ oqa VIII. KlLMER'S.i
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-13

WHY is THE DEMAND so GREAT
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-13

" Patt0nyil1e, Pa, Oct, IA, 81.
Mr. J. M. LINDSEY Dear Sir:-l was Sc
verely afflicted with rheumatism for a whole
year-nine months of which time l was not
able to leave my bed--when hearing of the
wonderful effects of your Improved Blood
Searcher, determined to procure some of it
and give it f,rtrial. After using three bot
ties was able to walk around again as usual !,
and am now wholly cured ] can recommend
it to all who are similarly afflicted, and be-
lieve it is all it claims to be.
Yours, truly, JOHN SHAFFER.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-08-13

WOOL-TWINE, Superior article, at
wv KILMER'S Hard Ware Store.
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PRE- LOVE" IN CENTRAL NEW YORK.

To ~ ESlssv u TAs NJ y Trf5Ssa I'LL.
SIR: Having been resident Of the beautiful tswn
of Skanestess forty years, and having aiwsys con-
sidered it one of the most respectable, orderly end
intelligent districts Of Western New.Ycfk, ] VS.
greatly sstonished and deeply grsved 10 fsd that
correspondent Of the truth-tsuing TsIsuss should
have 90 grossly slandsred 20 large portsa Of our
quiet community representing that some twenty fam
lies were converts TO Free Lovsism and sbssdsssrs
Of the marriage covenant After diigsnt nqsiry. 80
being cognizsnt Of 9 reward Of 900 Asvse bees
offered to strenuous opposer Of Epintushsn 70 hnd
ons family in our town Who inculcstsd or believed In
the pfs nous doctrine of Free Lovsism Ihsvs bssn
thus far unable to end solitary family. 6pintaA6ss
are no more to blame for TyePs present eoarse thaa
the Methodse were for his conduct when niAiStsr
such reprosch 10 too bad. LIB.
sxbE.IrLgs, N. Y, March 49, 1889
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New9lurk Dailr Iribn,te
FROM BOSTON.
From Our Own Correspondent


Boston, March 20 1865.
The Address for the removal of Judge Loring,
which passed the House of Representatives. by
vote of ~ to 1Ol, and the Senate by 9 vote Of "a
to a. was consented TO by the Council, with
only two opposing votes (Mesru. Thompson Of
Suffolk, and Coggswel of EsseX), and was carried
into effect by the Governor within less than "a
hours after it was presented to him by the Legi'a-
tive Committee. The Governors Message TO the
Legislature, announcing bis compliance with tho
Address, is a document upon which he and his sup.
porters can stand firmly. II an issue 10 at
tempted to be made in the State next Fall,
A Mr.. Gushing announced there would be, the re-
suit of the contest will surely vndlcate the Cover.
n0r's act. That ancient love Of public liberty and
hatred of usurpatiOn, which was 30 ehectualy
aroused by the passage OF the Fugitive slave Dill
and the attempts TO enforce 1t, and which mas ~
last, after three years of determined and persistent
effort, established the principle that Massachu,
sets Judge shall not assist in the enforcement OF
that hated statute will see TO il that in no event shall
the responsible agents Of its will, suffer by he act
The Republicans are entirely Indifferent as " VIVA
becomes of Edward &. Loring. presume none o
them have ever entertained any VIndlcuVc ieelihgs
toward him. His removal from office was merely
the yindication of principle; that done no matter
what becomes oil MN. I<Ahc bob"Oiiyt hO uoS
" had losses" and is fairly entitled TO consideration
for his wounds in the service Of Slavery. Let him
present his claim, founded on his loss Of the office
Judge of Probate and of hls Professorshp ct Iisr
ward College, TO the Pension Office at Washington
and receive the Office Of Sub-Treasarer or District
Judge. Nobody win object or feel aggrieyed But
LET him not present himself before the people OF
Massachusetts expecting their sympathy or support.
Gov. Banks could desire no better issue than one
made up personally between himself and Judge
Loring Next to this, be- will welcome an issue
with the foremost opponent OF the act of removal,
whoever he may De.
The result of this controversy shows that those
conservative men in the Legislature who sought to
eyade the question had no reason 10 suppose that
the Governor Was actuated by any such timid mo-
tives as governed them. The Boston Daily .fdrer-
iisr admits with great frankness, that "the Repubi-
lean party not only leaders but rank and-fle, were
willing and desirous to let the question lay aside
And it attributes to "a merry article in The NEW
YORK TRIBuEE," published at time Of "unyer-
sal silence Of the Republican press OF Massachusetts
upon the subject" no small influence in changing
The policy. This 10 bot saying that THE TRIBUNE
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RAvaGys OF BRsIs OR SrorTrp FyvER.-we hsve
already alluded 10 the temperance In Osvsgo and
Onsndaga Counties of brain fever which pssve'ss 70
those sections with greet fatality sbost ysar sgo'
The NormieA (Chsnssgo Co.. Un'o" notices Tie sP-
pearance OF the disease there; i. sf
1--WE have heard painful rupors Tor isw ssys
past Of strange sickness in Sherburns s.d Coisnous,
"a cslsd bv some brain fever, by others spot
ted fever the sickness terminating, when fstA, IN
from 10 ~ hours. In Sherburne TIE hrst csc was
that of Daniel s. Church. sresident Of this village, In
Sberburpe on a visit In addition, We learn there
have been four deaths in that town. OF these, we
heard the names Of but two, the only son Of William
Cook. Young man aged ~ years, Of much promise
and bieby esteemed. and Alvsn Shipman, aged 70
Years. q much respected citizen. In Colunbus, it 10
rrumofed, there have been deaths from this dis
ease: We expected particulars from our ener1urne
we, are compelled TO 60 to press with this general
statement" Rome sentinel
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Mf1nal.

DR. I. A. MARCH offers to the public ms or ~.
~ nal and inf.be RECIPE for the immediate cn'e
Rheunr Rnswom. scald Head Barber. i.cn sne $3.50
This remedy has performed s1neins Ut cehr.sd
Enfh physicians Il applied TO the surface sne
puniy 10 all To all SUFFERING with toe ~ s. EN-
i made without trouble and ., very tIininf ",
NE, Box No. 81 Chatham square Post-Onee .,e~ w.
DR. HASTINGS COMPOUND sl ~! GO OF
~ kAPHTHA-The great ~nedy Tor Coe NJ sosls .,
si1 bottles for IS y. L. PARaEIk.Ua. S.x.Yo,.
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EsaaI Notices.

CUPREME COURT of NEw.JERhY
sErH POTTS. who have '.;ySfd 1870 !. ssnb,
Gyer TIA; on The second day Of Aprl AZ PSI ~ VI Al
MCHMEHf issued sftbs Supreme cosn .. :, ~
sbov ,uu@d attendant hr the Of oahofeo o%
ss'' - fstsrrsse 70 Ae LIAM N VOkf'r. C1-rh.
x.r.. rAkKIk q Nlkhkk, Attorney.
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E0R BOSTON and PROVIDENCE VIA NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIvER.-1he splendid Ma hyperion
sssner EMPIRE STATE Capt Jew~ esyes Ne. iotkeVefJ
TUESDAY. THURSDAY and SATURDAY, AZ SoSoeL p n
And the STATE or MAINE Capt. Brown esyes NeS IVIt
Hereafter viii be regarded secured 70 ny
unti The sanne skal have been p.d for. 4,
Cd LSywss FRIGHT fSain
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The following boz mot is in circulation in the AboE-
ton circles Of Boston in reference to the late removal
Of Judge Loripg from bis Office Of Judge Of Proosss.
Mr.. LonDg, they ssy, he's gone through the three
degrees of probate, re-probats and eI-prossts.
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nENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

DEM SYLVANIA RAILROAD.--
il Tho GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic
sss With Western North western and South western StAse
by sontnnous Railway direct This Rood also connesS a.
Ptsbrgh with daily Of 10 oil ports on tho west
erp Rivers ., Cleveland sid 6andnshy With the Neamrn 10
all ports on LAkesmAtine the most difs
cheap And reliable by which FREIGHT can BE- Forwarded
10 and from the Greet West. r,rr,p,nnu
Trsr AS-Boots Shoes Hats snd Caps Books cent. y
Dry Goods lin boxes, bales and trunks), Drugs 100 IA
lin boxes and bales Festhers Furs, &c. .....:)
eIcosD CLis..-Donesic Shsstine Shifting ana -
Ticking lin original baes) Drugs n oAsks) Hard 10 csnu
ware Leather lin rolls boIes), Wool and Sheep u" o.
Pelts, Isst~axd. kc...........r.."......:.:'l
fnIRD CLAss-Anyis, Steel, Cnins lin cssn les cents y
Hemp Bacon and PORK ssited (oosc or in sacks 100 n
feboeco, manuiaetarsd, except Ssas or u5 AG
roUxTa Ciiss-Cofee, Psh, Bseop, Beef and . -
Pork lin casks boxes EastwGd Lard and hAId eehn
Oil. Nails, Soda Ash, German Clay, Tar, Pitch i"@
kosin, &c- .:...........;.''''''''"J
FLotR-73c. y Dbl until further notice.
0RAn-S5< y 100 D until fsithsr notice
CoIIoX-S2 bss no. exceeding eV wsths am fofAs'
notice. ,,,,, 1, 49,.
ucusr 10 mari be package vs Pennyfvsnia KAIrosd Al
Pittsburgh Will be forwarded without deeohoo-
IafeHr AsgSrs-Harris WorneI Co., henpas Nnn.
,. Sass Co., 81. Losis; g. Orally Co. EvAnsvs'
Ind DInesai. Bel Co, and Carter yewee~ Loss'L.si
Ky; B. C. Medrum, Madison Ind H. Brewn = 20, end
Irwin L Co.. Cincinnati; y w. Graham Co., IAnes'ge
Ohio Leeeh Co, No 81 Ksy e., Boson' Less1 ~ 10
Aston House, EewYork and No. ~ 5euts o., NeuI"nn'
J. sneedsI, PhiadepAisi hssrsv h'01- 0A1n'''' ~ a.
H. r. HoIsfoN, een.r. Frsi,h. Agent rhlsd''pai>
Il. J. LONBALRf, Sapuntsadsni Altoona -
jar aary |, leS
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DENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD

u
The Psnnyivsni Rslrosd eoansets o. Phnesfan va
roads to and from st. Louis No. Axiom 0ssus .aa ~
Laiystte and lsdianapols Ind Cincinnati Dayton sprns
ksid Bellsfo ntane, ssnd.sty folsdo cs,s.oa 20 ~
psshst bosts and New Ossas st. LOUIS Lous"e 'e
TSronsh 1f.irs Tor the Fat can be had any OF above
mentioned pisees In the West.
Passengers vii find this the sborest meS eAPeua ~
comfortable route between the East and WesI a. yot-va
FROM EEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI ~ ~ IpS ~"
YHOH EIW-YORK 10 sT LOUIS IN ~ HOUAA
Fare - lov any other route.
See hand bills in the hotels o. this cry -.
Taroueh Tieiets or further information, msy - ns'
enc of The PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
No Astor House Brosdvsr
Jsnusry !, 1881. L. ILLIOIL. ns
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No is IVES. ItA ST. vfhss. sny Is'sT,s sns e..-
s.ss. 9Th fs1 ni.urs G0ULDsNifH, Aaso.e
AN Nsnxm Ana;,%s:,
DY BANGS, BROTHER T. Co.-Trads sale
ID Rooms. No II PsIhsov
n Hopeu. Aus,iop..r-OGoe No ID Brrs4vsy
DANIEL S. HOUGH viii sell At Auction,
DTHIs DAY, Thar.dsy, Hueh as At ioi o'..oei = IN
ees IN IN between Broadway md Univrrsy paee
1fkSITt RE all made order, and nearly II
,e.d an mn. The y ,. s .t. e :ssn
and C,her FaiDurs te..s wsIt' Of
descriptive esisos1e At the hoosee;o
ss9itnI sw ;es ri .pd
Sor fi psrSiSr. zee c.aOsu.s the house morning Of
INTENSIVE SALE of VALUABLE HOUSE
T. HOLD FURNITURE heavy French Pisie Pier and Mantle
sS Oh Pn s. B1l Sfeaa S s cars.
+ NASH AucoDeer Office No. 2s5 Broadway viii s The
a,n' S soSi ba sesans Contained he
s.Sry r..i.asnc. No. 2ls IVES, l4,hst, sth-sv.
u,ni t old rosewood suites covered il maroon bas
and sold and crimson and gold Of ths .xpen-
ss sd ssose 'nf h. d ' r
ton and Ann Ch,r, covered 10 gold blue, crimson and
usS S ii f and ,S.s odd
rooa Pier Sofa and Side Tables three ooy Easse
With marble ioP: door, Ie imported .np,e;.y tor
Cock elegant China Vases with the chae and expensive
Landscapes painted order France magnificent French Plate
Pier Glass with rch and heavy gold frame heavy embroidered
Lace Window Curtains and COnices and extensive variety
Of Oil Paintings by native artists such LsndscsP-s Winter
Scenes Marine Views Scip.u pieces superior French tho
graphs pece- &c the whole forming very pleasing col
lection; superior rosewood PianoFore full 7Oetave elegant
case finished oil round nsd plate and richly set with Keys OF
real pearl being valuable inument rosewood Piano Stool
covered with excellent and costly embroidered cover
KTCHEN-Wsres Uteu-ils kcThe 'sle to conclude with
stock old Wines Brandes ke in dmijohns snd
bottles consng the very choicest Maderas sheres Ports
lc very superior Bandies very old Mononeahes Bourbon
and Scotch Whikes and Jamaica Rum all selected with the
greatest for private
DINING ROOM-Rich Velvet Tspesy Carpet in good order
solid Exten,on Table all polished in the best marble
top fancy Tables Mirrors Sofa Beds Chairs in hsclcth
eether With all the ruby and crystseu Glasswsre-Wine.
Champagne Tumbe Gobets and Decanters to match rch
Cins and Dinner Sets costly sivewsre Tea and Dinner
Service twenty inch Savers Cake Bsskets Casters Coffee
and Tea rn Spoons Forks Liquor Stand superior Table Cut
lery, marble Pitchers &c.
CHANBERS-Costly sold rosewood and mahogany Bed
stead snary srbeop Bureaus Wsshssnds and commodes
twenty hair Mattresses from Az 90 pounds
made 10 order excellent condition Ingram Carpets bed
room Mirrors Clocks Toilet Tables, Towel Rsck Toilet Sets
Ocoths Stair Carpets and Rods mshogany cushioned Chs'
Rockers Sofas Lounges Couch Beds Hall stand Tea and Din
rg Tables linen Sheets, together With large and desirable
of articles mentioned No postponement Articles
going GU. of the city can be packed at sale.
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Dr.IH or AN EDIroR.-Separy Loader, esq, the
editor and proprietor OF IAe HIaorer PAL Speefaser
died Saturday last, in the forty-eghth year Of Ao
sge; after weeks ilDess, Of preumonA.
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NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

n YORK to ROCHESTER.-Ths ROCHESTER AND
oENEsEE VALLEY RAILROAD Is now open, and In con
pseon with Buffalo Coming and NewYork and New York
and Ene Railroads. forms direct route from NsT'foTk 70
Rochester
The dectne Of this route together with the superior COM
fort afforded BY vide renders 1t BY f the mot desirable
between the above. named cities.
iekes can be procured Al the New York and Erie Railroad
,k.t Office foot Of Duaus and No. le Broadway also in
Jersey City. Baggage checked through.
Treisb will b. tran spoed between New York and Roeaees
With dispatch Any desired in regard thereto can Dc
YORK and Enc Railroad Enc Building Z. TAPPAN Ex
press Freight Agent No. 1876 Broadway
N. ..sn. on he Rsfao Com ING and New York rosd
SUNDAY J. a. HEDFlELD Superintendent
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Alafbin

LIRE ENGINES for SALE-New and second
hand Fire Engines al complete ready for use and war
santsd, At No Lafayette place.
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&c. HALLIDAY Auctioneer. -
FIRE and BIJRGI,AR-PROOP
=. III. LUDLOW Auctioneer
IN VALUABLE LOTS on I4th-st. at Auction
Wrean Gteamfrs, &r.

Up THE MEDITERRAN EAN.-
BY sE E IoMtIk d sn.SssoS'
The ERICSSON win leave N.w.York on SATURDAY., ksy
Gs . ct. 81 II Malta .ss'; Js. 5Ss
'.s%), Sona.n.ineps 4! A'h:.. and s N.S''
Tor further PARTICULARS, sppy,o .. puNHAX c.,
T1HE LIVERPOOL, NEW-YORK and PHIL
l. ADELPHIA STEAMSHIP cohPAHY's splendid 0Yds
built stesm.hips intended to 'ai Is follow;
CITY OF BALTIMORE s@ .Ts snsy1. Ap.
Al O'clock noon from Pier No n North River.
FRoM LIvEarooL. .
CITY OF BALTIMORE. Wednesday March II
And each alternate Wedns -dsy.
90. W. k.. .ns S 81 rdssaS..
New.Yori and Phlade phs so
oshn-Fom Liverpool according to saero0ms Sos e 20
e q p.I: Of i. .:ica T.
pItmenis Esh vessel carries experienced sneeon and
svery attention paid the comfort and seeomnodaoa 20
Pas,sp,e forwarded to H.vs Pa. Hsmbush Bremen and
ali pat. O. r. f! SS1Dfs, s wsG1 sp S;s
III sa ssI Tss: s s::'iaa s;sF s:
GLASGOW AND NEw-YoRK STEAMSHIP
u eoHPENYs sps.Al - p.wsssA ss.nsss ~ . s.As>
-. FIOn NIw,rOsI:
s!SssS% s. So: WEDNESDAY, n. an
Rates Of Pssss Cshs e's; 1hird Gas: fosad N soss
E'v' ga ' h' sossR s:'; esx7S H. I, s,..4--
TOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDH-U. &
s4 s!s-. :. ::.: : :. ;;H; s
: Seosl :. f.e. Pier No : N:r. I've. III. .., !.
SAMUEL L. hIfCHILL SON, Ne Is BrssAwsy. e:ss1sn
fer Florda connect ct Savannah leaving every Hesey
"wednesday and Friday The ALABAMA CsPL H. scheock,
Vii ssssssd ssd leave on "WEDNESDAY, Mach 81
CTEAM 10 SOUTHAMPTON and HAvRE.-
~ TIE magnificent steamship VANDERBILT aSs tanA L
Lsfsve master, will saA, with the MAILS:
IRON kKwroRK ToR SOUTH FROM sol rHAnrTe~ AID LAVE
- WEpsEspxY.
sATURDAY..........July 3WEDNBsDAY...:.Jey
Price Of passage according iocstion cf fst cson
el6 and . lso; sseond cabin, eco and Ga
Specie delivered In London and Paris
for freight OF psssAfe apply 10
D. TORRANCE, Agent, No Showing Green, n Z.
GREAT REDUCTION Of FARE to EUROPE.
Prom n. Yc.t to ss..A..p 70 Ne. yc.. to; ssss."~
rsst Calm. sjynt CAhi... .........el@
second Cabin 80 Second Cahn vS"'
eteer,se SlSssrSep.
In the inv clss psdde wheel kssnahps ARlEL wv
Z LaAiOv somn..a.r .n&EoRfH STAR q I ssn a. Id
9, Prec<y, carrying the United Sta;es Nj, W;
%p,s. Nf H., rs I'd Brs%es sousS.npsSn
NORTH eTARss,, AP IL Saturday. Nay Is Wed Nay y
NORTH STAR Sat. Jan. Il SATURDAY July 10 We'd JOY
Thee re.mahp. touch Havre Specie delivered N he0S.
D. TORRANCE, Asss;, No 5 Bovine Gree. =:
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Halfs BIZ 4nrti0rl.

UCTTON SALE Of &c, 600 worth Of HOUSE,
.nti,. TTREnURE .oss4n~d N the hrse d.sl,a Sou.s
NJ. ix W., uth ,t vkeut eomy~ne ss Gaz
80" 80. pa,,.us Ctsus Mirrors CboeAs HAr Mattresses
Bed. al, Beds wssssss1s Le.ps .s sopsn Sofa Boz
,,,sds With fpi nitare. T. GOULDSNiin Aos'"nser.
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NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD..-On
and sitter THURSDAY Jan II, 1852 sud until further
notice Passenger Train. will leave Pier foot Of Dusnes for
lows, viz: :,
DINKIRK EXPRESS al $50 M. for Dunhirk and principal
intermediate Stations
MAIL TRAIN at 80 m DunkiIk and Buffalo and nte
mediate Stations
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at .. from foot Chambers st.
via Permont for Suferns aud intermediate Stations.
WAY PASSENGER p. u., for Newbursh, Mddletown and
intermediate Stations.
The above Trains run daily, Sundays excepted.
NIGHT EMPRESS IN, daily for Dunkt, and, Sundays
excepted, for Buffalo. . . 80
These E1pess Trnss connect Elmirs, with the Eu1fs
Cansndaigua and EAsas Pals Railroad for Niagara F&s Ut
Bin shsron with the Syracuse and Bnshamton Railroad for
Syracuse Corning with ME- Buffalo Corning and New York
Railroad for Rochester; ct Great Bend with the Delaware
Liawanna and Western Railroad for Scranton st Horneus
Vile with the Buffalo and NewYok City Railroad for Bueo
q Buffalo and Dunkk with the Lake Shore Rosd for Ci-,e
land Cincinnati, Toledo Detroit, Chicago, kc -,
8, +, HEADLET, Assistant President
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vIyHE REGULAR NAIL LINE wa SrONING-
I TON 6or BOSTON s1d PROvIDENgy-I,iz,J ross-

j ION Coz BOSTON end PROvIDENgy-Inisnd o,ss-
..s an: Sis ssi.; u III s Son. MD e, VAN
phhsILr csp w n ~ n s0qs7Ss sA Il, srSN
DEEcD RAILROADS, k.rns Hr--Ysrs Ssiy ,Sislsy. s1.
:p..d o !, No M. SS's a,s, s, -As ''s s,,
..l Of 2. me-, sr 3, ,asa rsvs. boston
- s eoscposr is s..yy ;Fs as; ND
from d s.ss sS1ss :. S S
..a Bo.iss in EIpsss As T,n ,vsiinx nd pssss in ID
sn nss and r r:ns. -. ~ p ss
~n.l sO.Id the ss.ner sn,ey nisht. res. s.diIoa,
bssr.se master sccOmpni. ;be through
+, s:F sss os. Pr sA :as ss he
tAe ofhse No 10 Battery Piace.
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
~ Conpeeps q. New Hampton with the Dslawar- Lsks-
and Western Railroad and Ess,on With The Lehsh
AL INFRINGEMENT, comm. neins oct y, iss7-Lsav.
New Yert for E..on and ntermesie Places from Pier No Z
shove trains, ard ct 4
Jensy R.ro.d which lave Ne~York the OF Court
AIsi.. = and ill., u b. I and $40 and n, .,r
ia nd sss JOHN srERss srsy
FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leaves Fulton Mar.
tst %hAIf By steamer i.nd City :. and 10 M and l.
e. TIE .g: t. ss. p:
sr' Point Through in 50 nins'e. FA,s q ssnrs
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FromD De-
III s.mbsr ls57 Train. VIII leave Ch.nS.r,.t Station
follows, EIprr" Tram. 50 q m and rs n Albany P.s
IS: s:' :sl IS, s s Sing s"i % foGsA' r..
Poashisss:s r:eii "a s.. sin. Is.a. top r; wy
?. r. East Albany :. md s5 M md and $40 m:
Al SMITH. Superintendent
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trains going
IL Ra't leave Brooklyn fo GreenPor eA ~ for syosst at
s:45 p NJ; for Hampstead 81 10 n 3S and and fog
Jamsiss ., 10 e m, S:+s 5.nd6:op IN.
7 AND ROUTE-NEW-YOR TO PROvI-
IL DENCE &s-ou and after Oct: a. 1857, Train Of The
PROVIDENCE, HARTfORD .nd FIsHKILL RAILROAD
tie New YorI and HsvHs,ep and New Haven and Hartford
sOd Springfield Railroads. Which lesye' New YSrl
NETWORK and NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
IN 1854 SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1853.
PASSENGER Station IN NswYori corner z7th, and 4ths
entrance on 1'a TRAINS LEAVE NEw-yoRK
For New Haven 72O, lex. l945 $40 eLl $50 and
.nd r. sIt b. FJs soIs so f. Southport
.nd we.tpO,t 49, Ss9 20 IN For IN No p,an
". w. er %i s' 10 ~ 's' m ~ ls $50 10
Stamford 10 e.l an l?t5 $40 es. $50 20 5;'
ia'''' $780, 49, go cos ss II TRAINS.
rS R FOR saHSif Rvsl
tMon,rea, m. teA) and $40 p m te1) to Northampton
For Cana RalrOad m e1l and l2t' M p" MGr,,0n'
For Dsnbmy and Norwak Railroad, 7:2O m, asp
'' JAMES H. HoYT. Superintendent.
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
N DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
Tsiss .od for cncipos II and els SOY .nd The ws. ana
iis tn W..nson and &
''.'' " "; WooDRtFF A:.isiaat sapsI5i,Iiserdssp.
No baggage VIII b. received for any train unless d.'eed ana
chec ted 6ern minutes in advance Of the time of leaving
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aopartnfrsbip Notifes.
NETWORK and HARLEM RAILROAD

NEw-iORk and HARLEM RAILROAD
~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Snnsneins WEDNESDAY Jan g. lasa
ff.ns Lesv, Depot corner W and Centre sta
eS Nal frAn for Albany stoyr,n. =,
and IN Stations north 'r~s -
-" m ec.Pess Ir.A Tor Albany stopping the piacrs
siSp H. For White Pains aoppas a. ali M, ,,.5,,. s,
6ona "''~'N'>7 ~
Trains Leave Dspo, cor 2sth-se and +hsv Ne,yo,s
sis for WAhan'ordss stopping ali "a. IN.
tors
n;p rcr White Plains, stopping al .nsrm.d,.,. Sta.
tons ~
$50 For WAnserdfe, stoppre all lie 81.
tons
ser. n-..ror Mnerce stopping ct vuAm,brdse and IN
intermediate Stsf,ors north.
tc u..yd GroOn pAs. stopping II ell intern edsie s,s
GSr m .Tor wiH.msbudse. Stopping .; ali iatsns.d...
etstohA
Irrrasne-Tnips Leave Ah.r Tor Nev.YorA:
1.xs n Mail s.eypine ~ stAtcps shove and wnams
bridge
s1vU 80 YpTss. ssopr,rs q. principal s-as.rxs onsy
W0 J. CAMPBELL, DsT.pteDieuA
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O,Ucr or mn TIRRr HAuTr, ALTON ST Louis !
RAILROAD Co. No 10 William st. New York March 70, 1857
THIS Company are now prepared 70 issue
i RONDs for the Coupons of the SECOND MORTGAGE
BONDS Of the THRRE HAUTE AND ALTON RAILROAD
COMPANY due Feb 1853 and A1a / M9s aiso fT the
VILE AND ILLINOISTOWN RAILROAD COMPANY due
NAV Nov 1883 also for the Coupons Of the TEN
PER CENT SINKING FUND BONDS due Nov. !, 1857 Nay
l. J85a and Nov. ], 1885, G. MURDOCH, Treasurer.
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o. j. WOOD L Co., Yropheeou, No. sif Broadway n z.
On great Nov Yorh Wire Rskus Lsblshncnt and Ne liz
kuhst-h., St. Louis No.
sold BY I'll good DrueGfsts and Fancy Goods Deaers