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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-10-28
The Weekly Constitution, Washington, D. c

We would earnestly invite the attention. oi
80. denocratic friends throughout the Union 10
I the ,Ceekiy edition OF our paper when we Puo
lish eyery Saturday morning, and which naS
aI-eadv met such marked and flattering success.
Tho ssWEFKLY CoNsTIrUTIoN" is large anu
beautifully printed sheet, combining the adVan-
,apes of political and FAMILY nf~spaPer' i
i made 10 of the most important editorial arlt-
cles which are published in our daily ISSUE
will contain during the session oil congress
carefully prepared abstracts OF the pIoceediuSs
| of both houses furnishes AUTHENTIC lhloriua-
| tion of the proceedings oil the VARIOUS DtFAhl
a MrNTs of the Government: for obtaining winch
w. have peculiar facilities ALL PATENTS lSSueo
d are pubished, in full all changes IN, oI us
contlnuances of, post offices regularly appear )
It and contains besides large amount OF "eli-se-
n lected miscellaneous news, together WIN 'he
y LATEST MARKETS and telegraphlc lnteiilsenort
Is domestic and foreign. The "SABBArH hEAoiNU
81 published in the Daily OF Saturday evening" .
a regularly transfer. ID to the WEEKLY, anu 'n'S i
y highly interesting feature oil the paper; an'
rs meets with great favor. Nothing oil SeC'u' '"'
IS, character is admitted INTO this department,
y With desire TO bring before the peoP'e III
~ principles and measures OF the DEhooAA :
Ills PARTY and at the same time furniSh tne"i WI
ge an acceptable neoUs journal, we oheF 'nF pap :
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at comics for So five copies for IS len COPIES
cry Si5 twenty copies, sent TO oae address, SZo'
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AIT 70 circulate at least hundred thousand coP'
,.9 eA- weekly of this great paper.
pub nrDur,ng the summer that has Just pass
con- .wav. thousands OF sufferers from dysentery
IS it diarIhua nave been relieved by tne use
hlch HOSTETTER'S BIrTERS, medicine wh
Is evidently destined to maintain qef'nan!
.pers nIace in the public estimation. BILIOUS u'
; be- tho, Is one of those diseases when oanlPs
were skill of the physician. The mediclae they
con- minister to act upon the bowels never seems
this r,och the source OF the evil. Tie dIthcuI.
var to get remedy that will reach all 'he o,-
r aid tive ORGANS aod give them Simultaneous!
aPpa- rush OF vigor, to rid themselves G ,l,I5
nj ex- This problem is solved by the 81 hh>' WI
result never fails 10 conquer the most Stubborn ca
De no II is only (ar to say, that during Inc season
,ener- closed this medicine has achieved more c
tban any other ever presented to the Pu
/. and during the fall, IN which mat 'eE'
oposed econroe the lever and ague, 50 prevalent
insur- BITTERS will gain fresh fame
T.. He Sold by druggists and dealers generally
e man rywhere.
Cook See advertisement IN another coiu'"h'
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HEGISTER'S NOTiCE.-An persons in
IA terested, hereby notified, that the following
named tants, have filed their accounts in the
Registers Office of Bedford County, and that the
same will be presented TO the Orphans Court IN
and Tor said County for continuation. on Thursday
the cath day of Oct. next, al the Court House, IN
Bedford
/. The administration account of Daniel Border,
admir- Of George Claar, late OF Bedford Borough,
deceased
3 The account of John Cessna, Esq, trustee TO
sell the Real Estate ofPhliP Crisman, late OF Union
tp., decd.
g. The account of Mary W Brown, Executrix of
he last VIII &c, of Samuel Brown dec'd,. who was
administrator of Daniel Cromwell, late OF the Bor-
ough of Bedford, deed.
a The account of James NJ. Barndollar, admins
traitor of the Estate of Peter Barndolar, late of
West Providence tp., decd.
5. The account of Jonn McCreary, admir- OF the
Estate of Catharlne Thomas late OF Juniata town
ship, deed.
6. The account Of Jonathan Snyder, admir- OF the
Estate of Hines ONeaI late OF West Providence
tp., decd
The supplemental account of Job Mann, adm T.
&C., of Maj. s. Nj. Barclay late OF the Borough OF
Bedford, decd.
Registers Office, s. H. TATE,
Bedford, Oct. 2S, 50. Register
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GA! the State Fair OF Ohio, at GAINESVILLE,
September, 1859, the Commercial Schools ol
Ohio and Pntsburg, contested for Premiums for
best Business and Ornamental Writing. The
Iron City College vas again victorious, eclip-
sing all on their own ground PRtSburg En-.
Chronicle.
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DyIn order to give our boys holiday du-
ring the parade, we go to press day earlier
than usual. Several advertisements were re-
ceived aite. our advertising forms were made Up
and we are sorry to be compelled to lay them
over till next week.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-10-28
list OF GRAND JURORS, drawn for No,

Al vember Term, 1883, sd Monday, 2lst day.
Isaac Kensinger, Esq, Foreman, Jacob Albright,
John Blackburn, George Bortz, John H. Bowser,
James Burns, William Beege, John Cypher, James
w Fisher, John A. Gump, John CARRIER, John P.
Hoover, John Hyssong, David c. Long, John B.
Longen ecker, John J. Noble, George Potter, A. j.
Sansom William Schafer, David Williams, Michael
Wertz, William Wertz, Peter Wertz, Jr., Peter
Winegardner.
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Hist oF PETIT JURORS, drawn boz 30.

TlST OF PETIT JURORS, drawn Tor No
Ia vember Term, 1859, (3d Monday, 2lst day.)
Adam Barnhart, George Bortz, John Bowser, ia
cob Retz, Jacob Biddle, Isaac Clark, Andrew CHS
man, Samuel Clark, Jesse Dicken, Daniel Diehl,
Francis Donahoe, Henry Egulph, Jacob Fetter OF
John, Thomas Grove, William u. Eicholtz, William
Hancock, Jacob Heinish William Hartley, John
James, George KInsey, John Long, d aniel Lingen-
felter, William Lysinger, William ashley, Henry
Mowry, Richard McMullin, Andrew Mortimore,
JOSIAH Morris, William Pearson, John d. Perdew,
Thomas C.. Reighsrt, George Rhodes, Simon Ritchey,
Daniel Sparks, David Sparks, Mahon Smith, Jo-
Sc ph W Sleek, Thomas B Smith.
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A UDITOR:S NOTICE.-The undersigned
"A. appointed b, the Orphans Court OF BED
ford county, to state an account for UeorSs
Cowan, guardian of Andrew Pole, viii 'siteou
TO the duties of his appointment, on iu'saay'
the first day of November Eex,, at O'CLOCK + :
NJ, when all persons interested may attend Il
they see proper.
JNO. II. FILLER,
Oct. 81, 1859. Auo''o''
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GTThe Opposition don't like TO be called
Black Republicans. Since their doctrines have
been so faithfully carried out by Ossawat,omie
Brown, we move to modify by calling them
Brown Republicans. Who seconds the mo-
ton
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a UDITOR'S NOTICE.-The undersigned
"A appointed auditor to distribute the money
in the hands of Charles Mclaughlin, admir- OF
Sarah Mclaughlin, decd, will attend to the
duties of bis appointment at the Court House,
on Tuesday, the first day OF November, next,
at 10'clock A. NJ, when all parties interested
may attend if they see proper.
JNO. Fl. FILLER,
Oct 81, 1859 Auditor.
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ECONOMY paws debts.

and the farmers who using Hartley 1o," 1o and
cutters and crush ers, Hartley's corn sneile .no.
dreds of dollars.
Oct. 81, 1859.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-10-28

DEATH FROM WOUND INFLTcTED sY A
RoosrER CoNFIRMED.- time ago state
menl was published, taken from the Ne1Port
Gazette, Perry county, Pa, to the efectihat
Mr.. Black, of Newport, had died in sonse-
quence OF an incision made by rooster with
IT'S spurs, IN the arteries of the hand, initiating
previous to his death the tapping and cpwing
| of rooster. The statement has gone the oundS
OF the press, accompanied in most by comments
of an incredulous nature. But 1t apPars to
have been trne, nevertheless. The Harrisburg
Patriot is informed by gentleman fromNew-
port, who was present at Mr.. Blacks death,
that the account published in the Gastte OF
that place is strictly true in every particular
that Mr.. Black suffered the most excruiaiing
agony, aud that he made attempts to cro', Hap
ping his arms and making noise so similar to
rooster that those outside the house wee per-
suaded TO believe il was one, until be Ns re-
leved by death.
RgeA. B. Cramer s. CO., have just rceived
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-10-28

GgeA. B. Cramer s. Co.. have just Revived
a large and weIl-Selec.ed assortment oi hli and
Winter Goods. Their stock Is f'ril an, COM
plete. Give them a call.
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See Somerset Herald, previous 10 the
election.
, 1859-11-02
New York Market.

Pa TxLfGt4r1-I NEW T1IK. 0et. SID r I.
F,ors ltou. ch7rfr. sales Is 0o bls a n;
a e. SUPER st.t u 13s so upr ncitrn. sos 30 COM
Ltnt wes'en, 54s&s o. ifrCs to k,.-d hprsns
'r,.Cs,x-. y. n-cIo.1"r Qu I. Esnadl4a Fl u -
)! n.t!a + s3c o. 20 fur N tu chace e1ts7.
Gn .s-M nrtt wra.ut Etr H clt: nfo. FatA ~ % ta
ri lc fr Ch!cazs srasx q Is tor cLoc' M~-u-
Er- rut: 81 - TT whts c- ~ Tor w:te lhdh' q;
Elk k~'tucky. Rye ST Gt tut'et. $ t~ {, ~
~ Vi sly ieL Il ry .lI tEl. Sales n 1c9 IL =
a. - Ior Sit; sS!sc + .taads N,et Cora dal!.
r At 81 l"i Tor yellow: ..xrd wtacrn ura!.
"a iJ uats active Il Il A. fus esle Mtt:fh :sd
Z. r,.t alt.
WE1=s1-.ar5 an. lawer Sac, 70 asl4 II .exc e!o.la
with nu inyrts 1t tIvFr :Ec.
Fork I.,tsr fer ,nets ad loper for pTu
!au IS bis at sis.sy9 ox7 1as -; lest o.! fyE
rlar. Teal stuck ci31 Lss. same te2t !as' u,untl
4h Slnte time ass ar 1ee.1 Included IN lhe - e.
ire ~ ne.A s+r1s oplluu nj the yta At ta. Det
.tf an Sale ~ t11s at >! Tor eonntFy rEtns:
d.. Getf HALLS ali:Gtl5.:3 Prime nies beet Homna
ILt Meats at.l nonraf I. shoulder,
tsMs. rsr*- hass dGl! ~ 7t1. Lard Les~y. -.
TO- ths Hslt1c. utier aciivr, At l$&l-c Uti'. 4
IS 1c u. s;2se. thee q it1u*st eGlt rGt.l :: q
4 berf, tt9l 1kss tine E4:t n.ontb, 1sGIs ~
~" sa"e tllt LIT scaE
Srocks-itan.acttns al tha Stick Excharge The:
limited Hi. n,H1;n:, Tut tl,p t.rtlnx tu JTen az
Anless. Fstc* u n's af the le1 n .tcs wcrr l.! zHeY
wLt hc.s wee lss arm. After 3ua n1ent Gtrr II
es ~s1e rs:ll i. No change s. rcr ee:' Oh cl
IL fh:tn' tIirc aud a liz. il !. freely ot.fud VIII t
Aa,'lt nfAli >. S'ef rs-nnsk!-s,c ma3s.:Ae tus
=" lv 'as tv"ad l-lncE1u AT sk:i, o.tpn T.
tuar II: :. s.si to 10; Ere Y.E-e4: ae. Nall
.I1: l.C.f /; Il. "a h bl.. II; \. Y. t. Is 9c} e.
1A4tItst; E'Lu lyh N.lcI C"In, I'LL.
, 1859-11-02

Ths Wheat market to-day was quiet nsd 10
1e lower for Spring, and steady for Winter
grado.. About $1,000 bushels ehauged hands
1t el.o2Ql.o3 for No. Rcd; ss@ssfe for Nc.
1spring; s4@see for No. Spring: Soc fos
R.jcesed Spr,ng-ell in store. At the close
thcre was nat much disposition 10 operate-a!t
parties waiting for the .4nseri1a's news. now
dus-and We quote No. 2 Spring nominal u
b:@s51c. Flour wa. less aetire and buyers
held of for \ decline, on account Of the advance
in freight and insurance; but holders were gen.
orally ffu1, and the transactions did not exceed
1850 h1ls 1t 440@A7o for medium to choice
Spring extras; 4.eoQ1.7o for Red Winter e1-
tr2s; sod 3,*oGs.3o Tor White Winter extrsx.
Cd Corn Was very dull aud 2@3c lower, with
limited aales as 7s@7gc for No. ! in storr. New
Corn steady and tolerabty 4ctive at 4sc for Re-
tccted aud 51@:2c forSew Corn in store. Ear
Com active sad z4sc lower, with sales at <sG
boe per IS lbs On track, and 45c aaoa4 for boat
load to Arrive. 01.s firm at Sc 3eg3eae-she bulk
Of the GALES being At tho sa,ter figure. Rye de-
ea'ned 1a2e, with sales at II QG.c for No. In
store. BaFaey in good demand aud frm at Gact
e2fc ior No. !, and 52e Tor No. g. Timothy Seed
IN oetser request, with sales Of good to primo at
2-o5@2.12, uighwinea dull,
FseIghta advanced. The rates to-day were
Wheat from Milwaukee 10 Ba1.zo, ,onp, /; Ynea,
to Fort Co'horne. Sic; Wheat iron, this mort to
Buffalo. &c; Barley from this port and NiIwau
keo to Buffalo, Gjc.
ELErELASp, 0ct-o9-Flbrr Sales loo bbls
choice extra 4: $1,SS.* Wheat Sales car ref
, 1859-11-02

TC<tpAT EsEv.y0. Nov. I.
snRtr1D At GrT.ALo TIN CHrc*1-Ot e9-P1op
IHm,i aEd scI,re u.unt and And1= *.
AtuAse. y, uct- s'-Fsop buckeye.
tLcArto re >Aeo-Frt:a ;utt.'!, Oct. :3--Sch.s
5. II. LAIR p anu Gt.n1:a.
troa ,'sws.o. Uct. - -sehrs p. I,ut Nonhtsa Eel.
.Ld II haEtL 1aa- 7aI ak Eek uttic.
isr or yrs'z1, rAse,>o 1nHor.n Il TIE wElAsD "a.
EAL-tMnsltn - tune aid u Lit. rntsswt iers.-Tt
i'll wing rx.ti. I4srd tie lo:t Cn:bcrpe Lock from
tuck T. II tie :stL. tit +eo.. T. IN. ou te e9.A
tetAl,tt, Ist9:
Doa :, "rs.. oe'. :s,t-sean ontonas2n, Sam Robin.
SUI. o cr.ipe un 'he 4Nh -nane.
Ito ,oa Eat. Oct. sSth-Scl1 japan On tte sNh-sch.
Live iarSet.
roEt ColboRxE, 0et.c9.
The lark Tctuado Il diseh.rSiuS at The .l.v-tos.
]. MlGIII1rKA4.
vcsszL sALr-The se:oone. j. u. Jopes enter
a-Y !: 1sfsaA sale. atd ouuEh: " Capt. keaho II,
t4D. Acs Acstoa1ase:s16 ton. aud sic will carry LIS
tu.Iter.
ssow os LACE NtcmoAs.-Tlr Captain Of Tie Propeller
Fsm1uth. which, here re.tertay morning re GIL
informs hat h:i I'd to lay by fsr sa hou,. Lax.
II etE... dur ns Gcnsc storm lie s1ya tha: th.
LOW vas two feet In l:It, on her dct ky
, 1859-11-02

MILL eTCFF%Ths market Is very quit and taatc
Iower, bob Bran ard Ahldin.A There Is slri:r"
demand for pc shas It II per ton. bet there
living. To-Day The sales !. toes F.ac Niidlpe.
70 d. 1t ~ t.xtk !. tosr Bf4n a
4l.51 bAss On track
NAVAL STOKES-Kc&t7. common to prro:, &3xt3.W
Itch. t4<45 Tar 4ss:o: . n oakum. sHG<x.
rli0y1-1OSs AND LAkD-kec!ps lat ~eek, y
bis retf o5 bhls Fork; 1850 D Tut Ncats; slipped
Lust wees, 1914 brs Beef; ~ ts's Posk is3o I;s .zd
Mrs n4xx-The Market eop,inuts gull aud the c.
.naud chtea5 nncd 10 e,al Lis 70: t;s lumbar c-ols
f. which trade sestrAli roade Il ~ -paib; Bel
Inns held attt.I1soo; India Ne~ 20 Prime
AeA t.s&Sls10; Me4a Bel. a11 70: Extra Mcs. ss"1
Q:oo0 The beef packer. l - work. upxasts cf
:GO head Of Cattle thus far had been sauskiest4 Ne
rzk-Theze seyesal paeke,s.i work. sal new Mcss
fatk I. tend s:A0 We htar Of no sales however, AID
disposition TO raet Tho stock Of Cd NessS Light
but cutie sufficient meet the demand which Tery ttt
rte TopAy 10 Ibis Heavy Mehs so!a At stss. 1t
which we q .ot: market ques. Ctr NEAzs-Aone Of
fre;pK BAcux-None on Tie mark T. LAnp-A few lots
tr sod Al llie but the .ke tloscs weak n2 qun'c
nominal II ll3l}> uEEAstp hoos-1n limited supply
With s7les At Atloa s-ao aceoriir: towseht-
r.TATUES-I,eteip:s list week, 1850 a1; hlrred
au b. The uaket i. we'll sapped md il rather du A.
rscri,u. quotations.. sae following 1Ies zooA1
"a "a Fkeyes at SC on uAek: So ha eeshauoscst, Al
ST, o. track. 1utcrt3r dull ii &&s.c.
roCLTKr-1n!4sEetu tu7py and market dulsa, s:oI1,S
doz.-s chlckess; IL 20 faz 1nsks5s; and
= dnx- for DSeks-
srIn1TS AND Do1Ls-sr1Rt7.-csmpheee,a a:e; Tur-
p<a,ln. sc; Butn.-g Fli, 5::se. os-La.setd. &c:
No. LAID soc; NJ. laza. Sc; Elephant. &c; While,
.oe; speru L6,; Sca.foo a,c; TaneF sos; shsc &c:
Ke,osn- .. 0. l1o: Ca %; 1na-e71nk. OIL .e.sc
zeal ssa:.
sAL1-Rec.,n.s lat wrek, :ot&7 ta!s shipped, .si7
IBIS The 1asse receipts Of the week hzve 1tndtedise NIL
k heavy and dull. Scvtzl eae ftne were sat Il as
atelpatol o., TIE d4z1ers s:in. fIltEt: i1se
, 1859-11-02
Financial anu GroinmertiaI,
MONETARY.

TckapA1 Evzz1xe. Nor. !.
For &hs past few days tho banka buvo becu
disooun,inE produce paper very libcraly, aud
thev report their line up 10 uhoat tue e1tcut Of
their immediate ability. Currency, therefore, il
reported scarce to-aay, aud holders Of carcocs
have found it difficult to obtain the fluids on
them for other operations. This slate Of thinsr
cannot las. 1cvond day or tao, Us there is
plenty of currency within easy command Of oar
bankers.
Exchange is iu active demand xtlt. The SUBJ
p'y for tho present. mt lenst, scculs adequate to
the wants Of Tia public.
We notice re1y little movement in gold.
Rstea l!@2 per cent Thc latter figure for
smafl lots.
LooK OCT roR CocxrEErt,rs.-0re Of GU:
leading dry goods firms bad M altered ten dol
lar bill On the Bank ii Wisconsin passed upon
them eay or .*o . s"e;; s,a y :n %as ef.s'na'y
also the Top par, ef the IT." 0yer The fcurr
"2," ''1v' had hcea pasted. The alteration
was well done aud was not discovered mill
thrown ou! q, the Bank.
Tue above is from The Evcuing Journal!
1ho'c who handle money stcuIi always be on
tho lockout for Altered bills. Tie changes ase
almost innptuerabic, mud this fern Of riilainy is
Liable to make It's appearance ut any time. and
On the issues Of any bluk.
CANADA GREAT WESTERN RA1IwAY.-The fol
lowing is the traffic for the week ending 0cto.
ber esth, 1859:
"HIe'@ G3it
%tel%1t Ao0 LIVE BLOCK. ~ N.%
Ii Is lad Slotrssk i46 10
Oazpaxln nj week of las :e-t I6,v;n9
1Acfha1& l41Hn
, 1859-11-02
- 2. D I"1sW GI+I. t.e.2
Ck!.aso. ILL.,. OF. -. 1e57 ocsla.s3 lw
CulCAGO C1LLEGEOF plIAR.

oHAEY.-Ths ttst Annual Ccunc Of l.estute. ri |
tw.nts *. :. Is.f.4~J !. 4 nl.aey. IL j: rsuf
rpAE.Acr +. sctuu. H. at. D.. P4"t MA1HAlA AE,.cA
vii 'cd l!s+f .d.ve fi1.y yelling =. H. tA~I4ory
Ma era Medi vii r. lie iv-r In t+ all OF Fryaut hull
: 'ratu"s cosn,e.e! c.l'sss .n M'a AMI Mrtn :.
so.r--> Of Ie:'u'ea ~..a ns t. csme ada.tes III
fhrD.ey 20 ly p1ink t,e fft ssuth re- ~Hbout
utt!t uiatnr. FxE*-Mat tcaiao,I Fee. paid hut once
s.nc F1oftsso $500. or further ..l!elsts a
pyso 1.o. TAHE, ssey
, 1859-11-02
{ciiIC.At,l, CHI. NEi-.AND AND
~ r:T>LC l.uu. s-e!I l;.Ht - LIE.

FARE KEbt tED.
ONLY leH ~: - Fi:IN -Hit .At'J TO t1IT+
fItH-k
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h.'.t- - t...-.. ;'t... + -it >.:' i'"..
A.. 80. ''++ ~ .,. =. r. ~ a. ". -het 1.-rsfrr.
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l":;-n:'- -. 4 H.. ra.!-!-:.'s y. 't5 b..
S.t5 80
$50 =. :a,-Atttc.r II is'"', ''''a- "a: lessa ar..
a.si !it.t - - s'''4' l4.. t ..!ie5.4A. 90
a.H,.. Ser. srA. -.
T;t II .-> .tnTrF than tir s+'T
r. I,'.t- :,..'u. -rt.l At t. III E' sE~ atns-
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frt ~ - t' - "hs.1-. ~ ~ ffAt* r. - sSn
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t. ;";.t tnE" - Il - ''i tF'it s.r' "t:t'.:
49,. It =. :e +. 8. L.. v. =, :. -! w.
WI i.riAS't NJ A-"'',t .'s ID
CIR. y, G.Ay 4 -. a.. M. ... IL ~ l.
, 1859-11-02
Weekly Review Chicago Market.
TrEspAr Fvks1So, Norenlbe. I, 1867.


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ens Ae 49,. wv 49, ~o,'Ae' w. ..s
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1852 GREAT 1850
Central Short Line KO3fff.

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(BT TxtttxAtn Ncs7I-A, ,Sers.i.
FIoce-F11n h.t With more ies.e or, ,te pan Of ac..s
to ssu. ealis og Suns5tne eI43b. FIacJ wttx II e3.
- n:.l: Extra $40 t. $40
Wn4I-Quls:. Chieako No. sIIas aalea5.c st al.lta
, 1859-11-02

J. AND CHICAGO RAILROAD.
r.iauu ca7uks. Connecting with IL. xrrat
-asfLsASlA CEN TRIAL EAtLKDAU
To New York, FLi A.eit4h1. H.l3Lurr Aid Washington
Ui:y. ahd lthx Interior towns of New der
sey, Nex York, Maryland. &e-
Merchants. ~ taAns 1< Ioufe will have The ts1.Gt .!
al the East<sn market 1t no a+sdltussi <vst-
HzsEaSc el,t LKe ! thrrusll-
Tiairs TIE Ge~. Of Canal Az: Van Ul:ea
STREETS. Neat side, =. !.alaws:
.uA. II -Mnfnius Earn a. daily {Slnt2y* exc~rtsd}
1:.J r.M-SLLt = pses.. .t.ty -sua1Ays r1c'rttt}
Connecting II Crsstline wI I!eve;Htf aE. Lass sa"''
RAllra1d ~ p4n.tsk- Guc4. NiaNs7 Fst.A New 1k ara
t...tuu au III tLrahf 1t New En-i"f. VA sEA
YORK ten,sai aud New York and Erse Ea!:rad*.
Also, s4,u:h Columbus, Zsssavte- NcvHk- NouIt
ysrn, sttuLenv:s. ~Lrv. and II r1iof sowustt oh!o
Aui tir<Ila =, +,
River Koad s3ssn xts:d. CitaAa. lsytnr as nL
Ai.u with ns - Liuss far la1,,al nj Iue' ~ 'F~tt
FAKE As Low AS ANY " HER Eul H.
Pas4eaktrs bound East Vii .nl I'll. soss s'A =. s'ar
and axFtrae p4aalns thstusi uatS u Lee EI.at at1
foe,: Iites in the Tn ted states. .
61t 1h<tk 1Ettts the drp.: tu:.tsc etctA
Ihicaxo &rbiu@ ateolhtttnr elshf-a: .
ltc.eA tor Ar u all h. ptiwyat Ie1rs n q {
Nrst aai G..pn1r. t Il i'll .G"'rh '
l.astoFn >ters ;;-'si:e the Eese.e lloi.t. 1t th
~. WtAt >.t, u 4l lEI f4 E11ea tsscis s.
Ehilko.
| yc plr:!su.as TO e.s for tickets ay Fur Wayne.
pASl4 ". Iais.. t;-nT A.-1.. ''asazn.
JAS. ". NEssaJ*. fr., .lt = IeLl, ,th!c4e".
J. ]. fruCaspX. lttu1 Freight 4 Il. tE!sa3-t. :Hh
, 1859-11-02

u IN - l. AAAA&ANAS - ~ ~
if1 LAKE SHORE RAILROAD. ssasosl Arfan:e
slt l5g. takss s~. oa sna .,;ss VI AZ. - P,,,,,,,
Dt!,llpfV xshiu.iou. sp::ak6ed. Wo'rtit. o'it.nt.
Qusoec ps4ut sus easou 9'i:!s s1,a a> t"I.-
iaad. Puutu'.b. Hsrssa,,1&h Ths*isk sysac9.s "s'
EyEns oa a,l a tLe buluta In Penus3 sat New AUX.
aus thY axw L. stani sites
f.r,aln Mall anI Accommodation. g!a o1t Michigan 1in-.
t1iv -unta;s excepted. rs.ch!:. T't II" 1t -
pun e,,l,.slux at .A1al. with shs tsA1n n h1a*
beirut aL ~. Flt, coilnecti:l.. VIVA tf-.As Vi
t;rvat Wt-tx m L. Il. lfu-.
ITO A. New YORK Exrr-. t..al,v EXERT Shna4Sl so
Gu.htn Air Lie. rsa-'l I.'e'n II ~ ptf. ai"l
Detroit t!rerA ::l3 In tiuse - e"Lme1 wttn
trans Oh Gteai Neatesn Rub ta4i Int Aazu. @Aa
at poini. nlxriHr III Cat.a.Ls-
500 p New Yusk 1tt Dns.pu E1,Ee flalr tsurtays
exc pte!h Yl1 Old slirhs1n Eraas. Itaetr> o. -
It 3:uy au Aai Detrut LEO. G..aaeet.ns ~'o
s:3y p1 train u tiEe.:t N:stssu l:-k.
CONNECTION its At Clyde . AolEs-rIr fuf al ro!htA
iatst,A1 IN Southern and Mitdie ti UItet cLnh*tsiths
r.1 u tlgy. an1 With tEu< for Pittsburgh. Fhar!pafA
mi b4'u,cIe msl!nx :aek tt:s a. 2y ssst! ~ G.
WuUuLsCEk"S rATENr SLEEtlNi t:Atsr aeei'ttt
paaY 3 n!ES thI- routt to e~ fufk and F'tos
AL tr4Is tar SLY ttssi with Fsas.As1s1
g II. GRAY. General We>teFa 3EeIt-