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NOTICE.

Game into MY enclosure On the goth inst, a
ca Mare Col. aud o light Gy Horse Colt, sup
posed 10 be three year olds. The owner Of said
colts will call settle and lake them away.
Q. c. RICH
Shoreham, Oct. 20, 1858. 2s;sw
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Coughs, Colds, Consumption.

Browns Bronchial Troches
Sheldon's Black Candy,
Ayers Cherry Pec,oral,
Smiths Cough Drops,
Wistar's Balsam Wild Cherry,
Burnetts Cod liver Oil,
Quero's Cod Liver Oil Jelly,
Wibur's Cod Liver Oil and Lime,
Downs Elixir,
Mediums Candy,
And various other remedies for sale by
Nov 10. II. A. SHELDON.
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PLAIN AND PLAID

Merinoes, Lyoneses Delaines, Valencias Plain
ans Fancy Dress Silks, Ribbons, Trimmings,
Gloves, Hosiery, Hoods, Mantilla and Square
Shawls "a great variety. and very cheap at
CHAPMAN g. BARBOUR'S.
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MEDICINES.

There is not, within thirty-two miles of Mid
dlebury, any place where so large variety, so
good quality, 50 reasonable prices, and so good
competent dispensers can be found, as at the
store of
Oct. ~. ii. A. SHELDON.
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IS 33 Attest: JONI W, srEwART, Regists.

STATE OF VEBMoNb( Be u reIo .
SDiStrictol Ad3is5H, ss. hcrec that al
Probate Court held at Ahddlyhmy,n ind tat
the District OF Addison, or 80 @etl ia, e.;
September, \. b. 1855;
James Fletcher administrator OF the estate
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BANK OF MIDDLEBURY,
vs.. Aduisoh Jun
EDWIN c. SMITH & others 7 court
and their trustees June lerhl' loo
SCHUYLER sc W.D0ANE)


EDWIN {. SMITH & others Court,
and their trustees June lerm' 1000
SCHUYLER sc W.D0ANE)
Whereas. the President, Directors and Com
panv of the Bank Of MEddlebuIy,a corporation
duly established at Middlebury, in the county
of Addison, in the State Of Vermont entered
in this Court at its June Term \. d. lo5 I ,ther
writ and declaration against Edwin I. Smlthiol
Chicago. in the State Of II mos Sophrohla
Smith Of said Middlebury and Elmer Jones oil
Shoreham, in said county and their trustees
Schuyler and George W Doanei both oil ohore-
ham aforesaid, with return thereon OF a'tach-
ment of all the real estate in the sad Town ol
Middlebury, as the property Of the sad Ed"lh
T. and Sonbrouia. and Of personal service as to
the said Sophronia Smith and Elmer Jones, ana
as to each Of said trustees, which said declara-
ton is in a plea Of trespass in the case,ior tnat
whereas the said defendants on the 9Th day Of
November, 1851 made and signed promlssory
note Of that date, and thereby promised to pay
the plaintiffs in three months from the date
thereof, the sum Of one hundred eghty-hyc doll
lars, whereby the defendants became haDle TO
pay and in consideration Of such liability prom
ised to pay to the plaintiffs the said sum OF
money! in said note specified. but though often
requested said defendants have not paid the
same nor any part thereof, to the damage Of the
plaintiffs three hundred dollars. And said
cause having been continued f ON term to term
until the present term Of this Court, and it be-
ing shown to the Court that the said Edwin I.
Smith was without this State at the time Of the
service Of said writ, and has not since returned
within the same nor had personal notice of this
suit; 1t is thereupon ordered by the Court that
this cause be further continued until the next
term TO be held on,thc second Tuesday Of Deeen-
Der, AID 1858, and that in the meantime notice Of
/ the pendancy thereof be given to the said Ed
win C. Smith, by publication Of this order, to-
! gether with the substance Of the plaintiffs de-
caration, three weeks successfully in the Mid
dlebury Register-a public newspaper printed
at said Nliddlebury--thc last Of which publiea-
tons shall be at least thirty days prior to said
next term
DUGALD STEWART clerk
]. " STEWART, Plfs, Atty. 2S;3w
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POLLY JONES

late of Bridport, in said Distrevdoceas, d
presents his ad nistration account fol al
lowauca, Ii is thereupon ordered thai said
account Oo considered by this court for al,
owance at a session thereof 10 be held al
the Probate Onicc, in said Middlebury, ON
Thursday the 18th day of November neyt, "A
1853 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon and
that notice thereof be given to ALI persons III
terostcd, tiia' they may appear and make
their objections If any they may have, TO
the allowance OF said uccount, by publish
ing certih & copy of this order in the Mid
dlebufy he ister--a newspaper printed at
said Middlebury-th weeks successfully
previou tothe time Of said Court
CALVIN C TlLDEN, Judge
i true cop Of record.
2s:Sw Attest, J. W STEWART Register
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Fhe Annual Exhibition

OF the Philomathesan Society of Middlebury
College, will take place on Wednesday Evening"
November 1ftN.
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GOOD ASSORTMENT
OF Broad Cloths and Cassimeres, at
CHAPMAN < BARBOUR'S.
MEMS. YOUTHS & BOYS

Calf and Kip Boots, Ladies and Misses Clotl
and hid Boots and Shoes ais Gents and Ladies
Rnbbers. for sale at low figures by
CHAPMAN & BARBOUR.
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&C. $1,000 in one dny-sj2.50 in two days,
were cleared by agents, retailing my patents.
Send stamps for letters and book
29;3m +. BROWN, Lowell, Mass
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DIR JORDON,
man Phys lola n =,

Treats chronic disease in all forms, by an ex-
animation of the urine fist passed in the morn
ug) with the name and age q the patient
A practice of over five year in Vermont, dem
on trates a success seldom oGtoined in chronic dis
eases.-Ohice, opposite Town He /, Brandon, VT.
N. B. DR.. will be in Rochester, Vt (Falss'
HoteD the last Saturday in eae month, com
mencing May 20. lift
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u A PHYSICIANS LEGACY IN
TO YOUNG MEN.

A few ration
al and disinter-
ested remarks,
in pamphlet
form, of 80
pages, on Sem
inal Weakness
Nocturnal T.
missions, Loss
of slemory,In-
capacity for
Study or Bus
mess, Impede
Inents to Mar
,riage, ETC., ari.
,sing from the
'efectsof secret
habits of youth
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Devine'sCompound PitchLozenges

Warranted to cure Coughs, Colas Whooping
Cbugh, Bronchitis, Group, Asthma, and Csnsump-
ton.
81 Sold by Druggists and Merchants gener-
ally throughout the country; also by the manu-
facturers. No. Wilson Lane. Boston, Mass AZ
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BRISTOL ACADEMY.
BRISTOL, VI.
Winter Term commences Nov. 18th 1858
full assical Ornamental and Musical De-
partment is connected with this Academy. TUT
ton ranges from three to five dollars Orna
mental branches three dollars each. Painting
in Oil Colors,eight dollars. New apparatus for
illustrating the various sciences.
Board in good families on reasonable terms
Rooms furnished to pupils who wish to board
themselves
6. N F. FN WALKER, Principals.
BRIsToL, Nov 8, 1858 3O;2w
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GROCERIES

AS cheap as ever, at
Oct. az, 1858, CHAPMAN & BARB0UR'S.
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LET THE SICK REJOICE
USED rHRoUGHOUr THE WORLD.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills ana

Kid Streugl A9nne Ilaslei'
one box Of Herrick's
SUGAR Coated Life Pills,
containing only 70 cents,
viii last a emily 6 months
save twenty five dollars ia
physicians bills, fifteen or
more dollars in lost time,
and not wnfrequently the
life Of some member OF the
family, the value Of which
cannot be eslimatedin dol
lars aud cents.
Herrick's Kid Strength
ening Piasters cure in five
hours pains and weakness
in breast, sides and back,
aud Rheumatic complaints
in an equally short period
Of time. Spread ON a beau
tiful white lamb skin
thair use subjects the Wea
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WILLIAM FLAGG.

late Of said Middlebury deceased, presents
his final administrator account for settlement
It's thereupOu ordered, that said account be
considered by this court for allowance at
session thereof to be held at tLe Probate
Offce, in said Midilebury, on Monday the
18th day of Nov. next 1858, at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon and that notice thereof be
given TO all persons Interested, that they
may appear and make THEN objections if any
they may have to the allowance Of said &C
cunt by publishing a certified copysf this or
der IN the Middlcbury Registered newspaper
printed at said Middlebury-thrcc weeks
successfully previous to the time of said
Court,
CALvIN G. TiLDEN, JuIge
A true copy ofrecord.
rs Attest, joins W STEWART, register
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When will Wonders Cease !
NJ YER!
AS LONG AS THE INVENTIVE MIND
CONTINUES TO WORK
THE SEASONS EVEN, CHANGE

IN Lii II M
AS LONG AS THE INVENTIVE MIND
CONTINUES TO WORK
THE SEASONS EVEN, CHANGE!
Spring with all ne orl'vcnl- . associations. puts
on its rvr va o.. dre.- g.ren
In .owni.' .t, me used. bu' orks i'iic
faded and wpr.e for wo.ii
100 + -ha 8 tis TIE ol lres4 aud ndoiU- hel-
So "a the nr.gli' est 90, est col T..
=. Ne 'h'-e are change which N1tue a--ume-.
et,I ,qua'l> do Ms 81 iot- clrI4c- htn
IIght to dark from grave o gay
Lise the lusbHudmin, who has toilcd amt la-
bored through Srrug and Suinnie AN has hoei
rewarded far his toll b, well filed barns and gIa
neres. SO it is with CLAY. who ha. laho-el TO
PLEASE / + PUBLIC
He has been 10 New York, and Ia: gathered from
the vlst ami rich icpo.itories ur Fashion, everv-
thing to ocnuily tue Fennle Form.
Commencing with the head-we can place up
on il one ur the most beautiful end tasty Hats
ever behell by mortal man
Then put upon hei neck a Uhanee on Cash
mere Scarf, that would do honor 10 a turkish
harem
After which we can throw upon her shoulders
one of those beautiful and economical Mantle
| Shawls, which will look MS well one side out as
| the other-and little better, some might think.
| They are among miracles of Fashion
Then what shall we say of the
DRESS GOODS!
with which we shall finish ont the Picture. The
rainbow, the northern light, and the comet, all
fade, when compared with the beautiful colors OF
| Silks, Bereges, DeLanes, &c &c. But must
| stop-I am lost ia admiration. So come along
and see for yourselves. Suffice it to say, We have
| replenished our stock of
MILLINERY GOODS
to an endless variety. which will be sold to old
| customers and new-rich and poor-high and
| low-weak and strong-bond and free-and in
| fact, everybody Come ye that have money and
buy at such low rates that you will be astonished!
those little loves # bonnets," they are small
| and neat, but we have to ask enough to pay cost
| and charges, TO keep The establishment moving.
| Remember the old stand in Cob5's Block, near
| the bridge, where Z. CLAY keeps Millinery
| and Fancy Goods.
| Oct ~ 1868,
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BUTTER WANTED.

The undersigned will pay one half CASH am
one half in Goods at cash prices for first quail
ty packed Butter.
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Old Govt Java Coffee.
70 BAGS PRIME OLD C0EFEE,
L & For sale by f. VALLETTE.
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buffalo Robes.

No. l Seasonable Robes for sale by
October. r.. NALLEl
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y Connections ade with ReturriDg Trains from
te se points made going South and East also
CLEE ELAAD Tor Sandusky. Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Eet unkrki Buffalo Niagzrs Falls and C1n1da Youngs
town, Warren and New Castle
~ BagEage checked through 10 all points and transfer
red Tree OF charge.
For Tickets Information apply the Union Tick
et Office 81 Superior street. at the oce in Depot and Al
all Railroad Ticket Ofices
,,vvDs 9 FARMER; supt. Cleveland.
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GnarauErs.

ENG K AVING AND LITHOGR1P9TSa
RRAINARD & BURRiDGE WOOD
~ ENGRAVERS AND LITHOGRAPHxRs, Hsak
street, Cleveland, y S' @-~s
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SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBURN 4 SON.
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
" mission Merchants, and Dealers in Fish Nails
ass and Produce Nos $50 and l92 River street and 10 an
C. BRADBuRN,l -
W A kIsHER- aug3l-dly l9a
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Cincinnati Produce Market

Make. Ann saes 500 - uninSpect
cd ana 30 % ens, and $40 for extra white
Whiskv-Demaad good: sales 100 bbls a 22e1s<e
I,ead-A sale OF 80 PsEs al u
Prlr siO1s-AIes Pork = held a. Sle better fcong
N Rarsn asd e. freely 0erel fr Sides to-day
tO6 bbs Lard l0ic, hui II now held Al lie
frariesSuer iS m. saes 100 hdf At s1e for common
rrne Mossses has advanced; sales of 60 bbs II s0c
Whesi-Ssles ~ bu prime new Kentucky white Slz
y white a SIC
Rye-PEices firm a. 81 a.
osts-Tbs nskeI closes a; sales so bu Al ae' 500 do
at sT1Sc: ana so do az tsc.
bbls from 81
Cheese-The remains quict and dull; ssles Of 100
prime W R. a &C. and 80 boxes extra AZ 6c.-Cta
rinra
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New York Produce Marlet-July Il,


Foar yEthou, important cansei supply limited and de-
and m drzte; sales 40 bbis S4e4 IS 1r suDertne
sfafe- 81 sS4 for saie S4,l042 for suuerdne
ses.-S a 80 f0r coumoa 10 me1um extra;
80 81 IS s for shilui1g brands round hoop extra Ohio.
closing arm pretty good de1nd Tor m dium II "a
wesferl Canadian -four eady sales 80 bbls e1ira a.
81 as65.5 Small gIles Of re hour a S1-53g 3,15.
Vf-Firm and quiet for want Of stock Receipts iram
bein the break expected until iuesdAy aitenon
~ wednesday morning; sales u 90 bu q 81 Tor very hand
some kiNauko club; Sl0l foT unSound red winter west
en- SIG for good white Csnadiani Sli9 ol prime lev
white Feunsylvalia. - III, -,
T-Yery sea-re and n1miually the same; cargo Of
us0u mixed western sold sc small parcels soui
s-ru- &C for low: q4 ilf0c for white
ais-Iu fir u-ply, dl AZ - itc JOY stlle an western
Whlskv-sfuierste de1aud - bbls Al ia 49c
Park-Sesdy, sales % bbls al SHE Tor ness Sisze
ls IS Tor cfezI, Sl1f0r prime. -. -. p
Beef-Sfesds: sales so ibis a. S07s5o for country
mess. Si2Gls50 fur repscked mess Siil45D Tor extra
mes Beef and prime beef quiet and n0InlnaF inc
1,i sfea.sF- sales $50 casks sSSsszc for hams,
Elgc tisr should ders. bacon remains quiet
Iard-Sieaty; sales IS bbls Al l614 ll7sct.
Bae.-In request aI l1e ior sod Ohlo l6e y 'r
CheeSe-S,eadv; 7sc for melium 10 strictly prime,
Bank Slatemell-Decrease loans S24s, Increase IN
speca Sls5 do do circulation S4ss2 do do deposits
81 e, do do un1rawn deposits S5lrSas total sFecie
ocfsoAt ID bsans esn-raIy better; 40 6s ssa Tenn
G. ga. NO IS 81 Lac lard warrants 81 Pac Maj 81 "a
Coal ;; NJ 2s; do pref "a. Pan ne Stoninsioa 81 -
& Ssas Chi 3 X 81; Lac 8 M and Del h1d slei
Hud 81 K alIng az, NJ L 611t; III L ~,
Cal Cin - dividend; Va O. s2A
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nrNIEW nF THE aENERAl

REVIEW OF THE GENERAL WHOLESALE AND
PRODUCE MARKET. fr The week ending Monday
Evening July - O'Clock, reference being had To the
ta'aes.
ALCOHOI-Our quotations manufacturer prices q
e for &c per cent above proof which Is slight ad-
vsnce.
CoAL-Ths market continues duh aud quiet There is
however considerable Improvement in receipts BY the Nahon-
ing road
CORDAGE-No changes noted.
FIsH-No changes have occurred since our last.
FRUITs-Dred apples very and with some spec
ustivs demand prices have advanced closing hrn Al A
a s7sle for fair 70 good
FREIGHTs-A convention 0frailrOsd was held in this
city few days since which determined making iIeishts
rom points on The south hore line dollar per ton less
than rates charged the Erie Roadthe arrangement to take
effect today Monday The carriage of ton offreght all The
way from Chicago New York BY rail- Is only $40 or about
one-iird the rate Of a single passenger.
We are pleased the growing popularity Of Tie North
er Transportation Companys Line Goods by this line have
been received here days from Boston, and the same
line took goods New York to Cincinnati via Ere Canal
In uins days
Lake freigh.s Are too irregular to give quotations
FLOUR-stOcks continue very light and prices have Ad
v.ueed l2 &c per bbl during the week The week closed
with good danand TO supply city and local wants.
RYE FIouR-Has ruled steady at ss.Zs sSSoe-
ConS MEAL-SeaTeely anything doing
tiRAIN-WHEkIReceips have continued Asni anu iisuI
een The demand There has been some sPr''s Ou
ding between OsweEo and Cleveland millers and prices nave
advanced 55lOc p bu- during the week Our summary oi
daily transactions shows the index Of the market during the
week
Corx-TransaetIOns were quite limited but prices have
again advanced hGle-
oars-e market has been active and firm, With an aa'a
f le Der bu closing somewhat unsettled. Prices are nov As
high bee in Buffalo continuance Of the present s
rates In Cincinnati cannot depended by shippers to inA
point
RrE-A Few sales made, mostly on private Terms
BEAHs-Dull at 56s5Se.
CTAss-Tbe marke, is unchanged. Ten per cent of
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GRDCERIES II NOLhssrS-A further advance ms si-AN
r The market closing at s2asse for y, O. See sugAF
HTGHwINES- market has ruled steady and rm al e
OILS AND PAINTS-Linseed has again advanced via
sales 7Ss75c =,
PRoyIsIoNs- PoRk-A few sales were made at
1875
B.ooS-The market continues firm At quotations
LaED-A few light sales made At l01ie Tor lar ana
good No.
cnrEsE-Ne Western Reserve has sold to limited eNisni
at7e
EeesHsve continued to advance and toward the close
lie reeips were light and the demsnd good Fresh eggs sold
On Saturday single barrel to the city trade Al
71se-
BurrER-We have nothing notice in This article
small sales Al sloc for ordinary fair central and soo
ern. l0alO5se g choice central and l2l2c for GOOD
10 choice ". R 80
sUGARs-Anoher advance Of fully &c has irAnspiieo
within the week the closing arm al the advance The
Ne Yort market been buoyuui aad excited On Thurs
day was the largest days business ever done in New Ao
CIV GOO hhds Of Cuba and Porto Rico sugars were sod
ls 500 boxes Of Havana This lzrge amount was taken IN
par. BY speeuaors part BY Rshner and in part to me
eulsrtrad and on erder having been received from
81 Isuis and other distant points Ser table Of prices
usALT-sl 80 IS the runsraie for Fine. with stsAdy
marsei An article called Mason City Va Salt has been
selling in this market At ll5Ie for Il ID. sacks
TALLOW-Sales al 9sze-
POrATOES-N0hing doing.
VINEGAR-Pue vinegar sells at Ice and good cider vine
~ sflslsc
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MARINE NEWS.

q LIs u esseis passing and me 0f
Wslland Canal n Port Col5oune C W. furnished By the
Lock Isaier to the B0ar Of Lake Underwriters D. P Dob
bins. SscretaU-
bound wEsr-July 2s-Bs-sue W T. Allen; brig Arca-
dia; ss Morning Light Maize. osirieh. Miami Wings Of
the Wind, Empire State. On the 3fih-Bglg Hampton;
schrs Post Boy May Queen Queen OF the Lakes Sylph,
JOseph Grant T Y. Avery, J. L. RIGGS cgw SClfGna
bound EAsT-July 23-None- On the 2ith-Brig LAfay
cite Cox.
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/. !, ! STlNDART, ll. BRMIs { MURRAY, +

FLOUR.
We are receiving the following we'll known branassr
floar On conssnmeni 10 which sail The s1.saiion d
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Osrero Produce nIarket-JeLr g.

AhN LELEGAAFhl
FIopr-In GOOD demaud for Montreal and Que1ec.
Wnoat-Srm, via less spliag iGgaiy IA eolseQsenes
II ne sarciy uf am, sales IS o bu a ior Chic1-
- sIsTIng- si}s for NIlWaukis club. httle
Cora-lluiei; small sales Il Sc for hct-
csnll FrsiEhts-Stsady; &c -four. Sc wheat, TO n
Lac IuPots-slOOO bu wheat; slOO bu corn; 21OOo bu
Oms
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1855.
The Northern Transportation Co.. SS.'


The Northern Transportation Co.,
WILL, DURING The PRESENT
w season run their well known and popular limo Of
FIRST CLASS STEA1f .PROPELLERS AND
SAILING VESSELS
per Lakes, forming Il
DAILY LiRe Jeflreea OgdensbuFgh and Oslcsgo,
lad Ports on Lake Erieg
And Trl-Weeky Line between OgdenSbuIg and Oswego
and Ports Lake Michigan connecting OsdeusburEh
with the Ogdensbqrsh and NerHen Cei tral Routs be-
tween Ogdensburgh. Burlington Coneord, Manchester
Lawrence. Nashua. Lowell Boston; and al OsEega
with HOvry Craw0rds OsWego hoe of Thirtv First
Class Csn Boats large size the enlarged canal be
Speedy and Cheap Route, with but transhipmebt BE-
Boston, New England ana New 70 md the Vest
This Company having made the most ample arrales-
meuts al Osweso for Dock and Storage facilities with abnn-
FTegh The plan practced a oEdsnsburgh can guar
antee the sale prompt and perfect delivery Of all property
This Line eonaecfs At Cleveland with the Norbe-.
line Of Propeersto Lake Superior, and with Railross Ia
Columbus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Louisville AID 81
Louis.
AGENTS AND CONsIGNERs-
Myers, I Centiss lCtis KimhaIl los Safe a.
1. MSsner' ~ Sl,pi n: OK Boston Mas,
). c. H1yey. New York New YORK "
Aeyey Crawford, oswego,l VIM. T. Walker. Toledo, o
,.,s New 1ork, * a., -, y r Mathews Detroit, NH
'ia'hsr Co.. chicago, III Bsrelay Co, Milwaukss
-oeKER Co. Racine, y = KIRKL4xD. Shshoyxan.
;hamberlin, Crawford 3 Co., Cleveland, 0
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hAEILsY smith J. @. PUTNAM
BRADRURN q FISHRR

- Forwarding and Commission Merchants Dealer IN
Salf klSh- Water L me, Pls er c; also deaerS In Al
yarieties OF Brick Ware House is3 4 IS River
Street and 81 3 Dock Liberal cash advances made On
cons lslillenLs- NH
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AaENTs An rnNsInNrra.


LoeKER Co, Raeine, ly-F- KIRKLAxD, shshorx,p.
Cham6erlin, Crawford / Co., Cleveland, 0
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CLEVELAND, ZAAESTlLLE 6 CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.

1858 1858,
cleveland, Columbus Cincinnati Railroad
"a s II S:ss...;..;s., - -
WINTER ARRAN0E1TFNT-
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
" 10 lisa Passenger Train leave Cleveland follows
80 a. ncnnau ELIess, stoppins az Berea Graiton,
WeliInstor, New London, Shelby, Cresfline
- - Gallon Carlington and Delaware
~ 7. ol Acoomnodailon, stopping At all stations.
SO Al, Cincinnati Night PaSse Stopping all
tlous between Cleveland and Gallon, and az
leave passengers At all stations south OF Gallon
CONNECTIONS
Shelby, Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad for
Mansfield, Mt Vernon Newark. Zanesville &c
Crestline Pshurgh, II wayne and Chicago Railroad,
Tor FoTesi. Upper Sandusky, Delphos, Lima. II
Wayne, la2qTte; Chicago, Ec. west. and East
for Ai1nSded, Wooster, MassillOn. sc.
Gallon and Beef0Cfane Railroad Line Marion Belle
1outaine, Sidney Uoon, Maneie, Indianapolis,
Tene Hauts, ,Vncennes Evanssile, Louisville
De aware Daytsn and Cincinnst Line for sprnr6eld o.
Dayton, Hamilton. Cincinnati. RichmOnd, In
dian1p0ls, Ielre Haute, 81 Louis. ke-; and
CIneinnati with the Ohio 4 Mississippi Rail-
road for Louisville and all Painls % the Ohio
Columbus Ii.le alfami and Columbus, and Xenia Rail
Tqad, for Xenis, Dayton, Iudi.HaPOlis, Terrs
unafi. and with the Ohlo and N MississiDpi Rail
mad a. Cincinnati for Louisville, Evansville
Cairo, - LOUIS, and ali points On the Ohio river
Colum 1ns Genital Ohio Railroad for Newark, Z4nesFlls
Wheeling, &c.s Columbus, PQua and Indiana
Railroad for Piqua. Urlaua- NC.
~ For Tickets 70 ali points and information apply a
the Union Ticket Once 81 Superior street, al the Pas
senger station