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SAVE YoUR MONEY!

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THE UNDERSIGNED would rrspecff,lIv
inform The travelling public, that be has established
daily line OF Stages betv cen Bedford and Iarrobe
The route j. that OF The old Philadelphia Turrp;ka
reading iTom Philadelphia 10 P.ttsburg being one of
The best coach road, 10 the Union.
PASSENGERS aciN REICH
trains Of cars for PitrsburL as early EEa
as by going TO HoIiidayshurg orr ores- ez.sl5
Johastown. Ehe fare 10 Piits0urg on his route
is Foar D8iiars anI Tvsafy Cents being
THREE DOLL.IBS CHEAPER
than on ady other route from Bedford To Tia point
Coaches leave teo Washington Hofel Bedford, eve
~ morning, ct 81 O'Clock, Sundays exceptetN and
the Depo, At Lasobe every morning, after the arr
val OF the mail train from Prtsburg, (sundavs ex-
cepted. JOSEPH A. GARNAN.
February, -, 1s5s-tf.
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SHOE STORE!
EIeg@sssoEa & CO..

HAVE just opened their new Store in "An
deFson's Row" Of buildings. nearly oppos ;e the
Create Office.
Their stock 0; Boots and Shoes for men, wo-
men and children, is certainly the best and
cheapest that has ever been brougbt TO Bedford
ior three reasons.
FIRST On account Of the pressure Of the
times, they have been laid in al 80 cents On the
dollar less than what vas paid last year for the
same goods.
Second They were bought for CASH, and
the usual discounts made.
Third :-Th@y were bought in much larger
quantities than dry goods merchants tuy them,
and consequently were bought much Ia~er.
II This is doubted, tie evidence is on the stanp
at the counter.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
The store room has been so arranged as 10
have a separate apartment for the Ladies, pro-
yilrd With comfortable chairs and stools where
they cat sit and talk, or buy shoes as they
please.
Piclfcs and Fruits.
In connection with the shoe business, all
kinds of Pickles, Fruits and Preserves will Be-
kept, Including Pine Apple, Peach, Sjtawber-
rirs. Cherries, Brandy Peaches, Catsups, Mixed
PiCkifs. l.JtstPTS &c. <F
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-04-08

Y .. BA1Ei AttoTAcy &C Aa%
WILL practice regularly in The Courts
Bedford County hereafter. lie may, during
Court Weeks, be consulted at his room at the
Washington Hotel.
Nov. 23, 1888.
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GARDEN & FIELD SEEDS.
sELLING OFF at COST.

MRS. II. d. PEUGH wishes to retire from busi-
ness. and VIII sell entire Stock of goods at cost!
Ladies wishing 10 supply themselves with goods al
wholesale prices, would 10 we'll 10 call before the
following handsome articles are disposed of.
R.ch silks, French Merinos, Cashnpres, Apacas
PoPiins, French and American De LANES, VeIvets,
>hawIs, CIoakS Maniles Ladies' and Chldrens' Furs,
Clouds, Hoods. s.-fomefs, Ribbons, Flowers, Fea,h-
ers, French Work. Gioves, Hosiery Shoes, JeTerv,
Perfumery. anAan endless variety OF Fancy Goods
Milliners wd5sSI find il 10 their advantage to ex.
mine the assortment in the Millinery department.
Dec. II, ISJS.
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100
100

ONE Hundred different sizes of best rolled l!ns;
Also, Shovel moulds & Hammered Iron, may oe'o.a
at HartleS's Hardware store, at very low hgeienS'
CASH, or short approved credit,
Feb ls, 80.
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BAET, BENFcRO g. MEYERS,
fIT0RNEYS At LAW.

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WILL puuctus.y attend 70 all business entrusted 70
thefF care. C2~Mr. 8ser viii be in regular att e nd
ance Court. Office jnaua street, same rs for
werly occupied by Wm. NJ. Hall, Esq. [jn IS.
gJJJJ ~F~'~',5 ,-s.,@,-t = ,syJJyJJJJJ
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q Els d

The best, aud most general assortment Of
Tobacco and Cigars, VIII be kept constantly on
hand.
As there is no store Of this Kind kept in ibis
county, the Proprietors are determined to keep
Il right, and sell at The lowest living profits
A. FERGUSON * co.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, FToarseuese, Group.
Bronchitis, IncipieHt Consumption, and for
the relief Of COnsumptiye Patients IN ad-
Vanced stages Of the disease.
So wide IS tie field of It's usefulness and so r.-rcror,
are the cases ot Its cures that aos, cs-ry sgoo, Of
country ahouads in persons publicly known who have
been restored from alarming and desperate Dis
eases of the lungs by It's use. When once ;rict its
superiority over every other medicine II s Kind IS too
apparent to escape observation, and yherc lis virtues
are known the public longer hesitate what aitiGotc
20 employ for the distressing and dangerous affections
OF the pulmonary organs that are incident to cur
Climate =" hiIe rnanE inferior remedies tarast unsR
the community have failed and been discarded this has
gained friends by cvczy trial, conferred benefits on the
aiced they can never forget and produced cures to
numerous AID too ren.L.a--e 10 La iaE-lLLcn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-11
Corning 6 Co. S Quotations
NEW YORK MARKET-April 0.
INV TuIr0p ptpu

Flour--The market is heavy and Unchanged sales o
bbls S49505 so suUerne stBto SIS nSb 30 for extra
state; s. Oaj 60 for superhne westerns S6gO66O for COM
mon 20 far western; So f0GS6 55 do rount hooped
Ohio closing heavy Canadian quiet sales at sbbGlu
for extra Rye flour queti sales of 100 bbs at S31Og
$3.50. 80 ..a.,
Wheat Market heavy aud auet sales small at 81 80 FOR
red southern and ut about previous prices Tor winter rel
western.
Rye-Dull at S5Gls9c.
Barley-Du sales Of 10C0 bus of 63alJC for cargo OF
California on pTiyate terms.
Corn-Du; sales 5000 bus a eiDS7c for ntw yellow
Jersey and southern: mixed nominal bt soS1c-
Oats-Dull; s9gE6 State aud tsG5l Tor western aud
Canadian.
WHISKY Quiot sales OF 100 bbls tt 2Gc
Po-Duli sales Of 1900 bbls n Sl7, ,70G7,l5 for new
m, ss: sl737 Tor old do; Sl2,E00l2,7j Tor prime.
Beef-Steady sales of 45O hb, S650GSTOO for country
prime; 81 6OGt8 5 for country mess; S9bOaS2J Tor 70
packed tiolgO mess; Sl250dlJ ur extra do.
Iacon- In moderate d'mand and hrm.
Hacou--Seady sales Of 1000 smoEed hams at 1850
l0Lc
Prime Mess Boel-Stoady at sl702i
Beef Hums-Stoady; sales Of 6O bbls no Sl5.COgl1,5D
Bleun-Cluiet and unchanged.
Dressed lugs-Duu at 8dSaC.
Meats-Ony moderate business doing aud mark ai
heuyl sales 400 packages at 6NGb4 for shoulders AID e
Lard-Thc maret drmer; sales Of 1905 bbls at lla
BGtter-Lower and duh at s492 tor Ohio and ll22 fol
State
Cneese-Steady at s6lOc.
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SHERIFFS SALE-Pnrsnant N A.

SHERlFFS SALE.-Pursuant TO the
eommnn9 Of an order Of sale issued tom The Court
o IN common fleas Of Cuyahoga County, u tho suit Of
He9sit NollaR plh pganst William b. Gray and others
Ion a. the door the CouH House. (goTner Of Sbnsc and
Nuapln feets intne city OF CatOland, Ia said county
ON We SUN day Of 1869 at o'clock nj OF said day
lue lo9sns aeeIped lands and teni ments 10 wit Sit
er Reserve IN the state of Ohio and which Is also In lie
ouniy Of Cuyuhoga and 4 known by being part ts NO
aud 10, and is bounded follows, coHmenenT Al m
point on the east side Of Seneca street. sixteen r nnr
Of the uOr limo OF Lake street thence Dorther m ene
ca street 10 the south side OF Summit street thence easter
y on summit street hundred and twenty feot thence
southery 70 point sixteen rods north the north line M
Lake street thence westerly hundred and twenty &
10 tho place Of begnning the same moro or less mn
subject 70 all legal highways
Appraised ht 81 860
marslDzs D. l.. wTGHTMAN, shoriR
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FORMING 4 TRI.WEEKLY LnNE.

And running in connection at Buffalo with the NEW
YORK CENTRAL r. r and the MERCHANTS CEN
TRIAL LINE OF CANAL BOATS on the Ef Erie S21s In
and at Cleveland with the CLEVELAND x FITTSBUHG
RAILROAD, touching at Detroit Macknao, Shehoygan
Port Washington, Milwaukee, Racine Kenosha and Wau
kegan,
This Line prepared to issue coutacts and give
through receipts for property from PitshuTgh Wheeling
waukoe, Racine Kenosha, Waukegan Chicago and to al
points on the Railroads leading OF Chicugo and Nj wau
kee and all prominent points the Upper Missis
| sippi River .
This is the only Line running from Cleveland TO the
| Upper Lakes with any regularity.
The liberal atronsge extended to the Line the past son
SON hy the travelling pub c has induced the PrOprieOr
TO gre atty increase their passengers and
thu desiring cheap safe and comfortable route will find
| it by takins this route.
ed less rate than by y S ~ b9 h oht
past seasons transported property an amount eIceednl
sixteen mill n dollars in value without any loss
With thee unequalled facilities tile pro1rators hone t.
receive liberal patronage.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-04-11

lam physician Of thirty years practice My principa
stndy has been diseases females They have generally
bafsd my best Efforts Obtaining the materials composing
Marshalps Uterine CathOhcon wns pleased with them
gave them fair trial, aud iound myself abundonly sue
O. ssuL my former practice could only mitigate the
svmtoms Of about balft the cases. could not
ten Now radically at least seventh N in tw n
and mitigate the rest consider Marphais Uterine ca
thocou the greatest blessing 70 females have met win
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF LEVELAND. ........,A April g..
Steamer May Queen, Vtger. Detroit.
Pr0pe Ter eef Breed OgdensbuTgh 67O bus
20 ons mdZ Chamberlain Crawl rl 4 Co.
Sclw Storm, Dyer Sondusky 67S merchandise Pow
ell & Co
CLEARED.
Steamer May Queen VigeT, Detroit.
Propeller Kenosha HathuwHv, Buffalo, 1870 bbs nuur L
RaWsnn bOJ DO Sinndart Bem!s Murray; 40 do Guyes
Foot Bash; 81 bbs eggs :. y. DoWolE II DO MehinGh
Stlman 20 packages sundIies 40 dOz Gordon,
AIcM u Co
Propeller Fountain City Peck, Chicago; 800 kegs nails
tons merchandise 20 do stone ware 200 kegs mill q
udSB
Propeller Ontar Reed Ogdonsburgh; 22lO bbls -four 90
do whisky 400 do pork ~ DO lard 2lO TBS furniture 40
do hams 1865 do grind stones e, 9. X Co.
schooner u e. Musssy Caldwell Chicago; J6O tons coal
schooner VIM b. Alou, Boyle, Chicago iOG tons coal P
schooner w. d Castle Spear Toledo; $50 tons ice c.
Ice Co
Schooner Vermont, Tench, Marquette; no cargo
hcow storm Dyer Sundusky, n0CargO
ScOw Frolic, Sherwood SIut River; no cargo
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prpas
GRAEFENBERG
Family Medicimes.
HONE TESTIMONY.

HONE TESTIMONY.
HARrFORp Ttumbun Co, Ohio, Murph !, 1851.
hereby certify that been dealing IN the 0raeien
berg Mo- ones for pnst year truly that
have offered any med cines TO the public that have
with decided appreciation Of the people like these
par icularly the Pills and CRhocop They will readily
peefcfm all aud than promised for them have
sold bUttles OF the CuhucOn the past season.
and hear the best results In every case.
j. "A. G. JOHNSON Medical Agent
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DR. AMOS & SON have devoted their attention exolu-
svely this peculiar class of malaI and the Tee they
have been enabled renderthe fellow crea
fully testified and fully acknowledged by
patients and others daily arriving In from
parts OF the country tho express purpose ny consul
ations while eNerons have been ed by the most
signal advantages yet from what they have experienced
Touring into the causes of these infectious
from their simple condition to that Of the
geruus nvsterae they have always entertained th
pOssib their prevention, and removal and likewise
invariably found that the most horrible and malignant forms
of disease could almost invariably be traced TO the
following Ignorance, neglect or the bPd effect
unsklul and improper treatment; therefore DIR. AMOS
SON have succeeded In discovering in the selection
their remedies safe effeCtual and cautious course omit
ting all combination of remedies VIII ch bear eQuvora
character well those whose premature nudciuus
application might be productive O bad consequences the
hands of private individuals. In short the lHudable end
their remedies s the lessening Of great Of human
misery by the aevatiOn, relief and prevention Of those
grevOus affections that In reality the secret foes of life
and which, while they extensively surround aloud
for skill and nteTft In their determination
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COUNTRY INYALIDs

COONIh1 INV AllD6,
Persons in part of the world may be successfully
treated by forwarding correct detail OF their case with
remittance for medicines sc.
Address Dr. AMOS q SON, corner Man and Quay-sts
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NEW TREATNREN
RuFalO medical Dispensary

Established for the cme of
Dyspepsia, General Debility, Ferer and Ague
Asthma, Incipient Consumption, bljirH-
tiles of Youth and old Age DC.
" NO MERCURY USED. II
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COMM ENtlAb.
0ioveia5ia Froaaoe markets


MORNING LEAnER OFFICE,l
saturday. April q 1889.
FLoUR-Tho sales reported 81 Ibis, FredereksbugA
doubie extra from white vbsa at g. and small lo' fniee
oztrams6
WiiEAT-Has further declined and three earosas OF req
sold to-day at on track and bought 70 al an order
auWE The demand s Hight and S26 a to-day, all that
good red viii bring n forced into market
oArs-we note sales two track Al 90 and one
car good old 81 500,
aFEDs-A small lot Of clover sold at 80
prrTFR-ssio 6koes packed w r. at2lc
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D. I. wIGHTMAN, sheriff
MlLLAMsoH RIDDLE, PPhs ATTY. aprTtdl99
CHERIPP'S SALE-Pnrsnant 70 H.

NIIINIII y bhIN.-I UTSuant 20 thO
~ cOmmmd Of two orders OF sale issued from the Cort
Common Pleas CulRhoga County ono at Tie suit Of
Johh Hooper et vi puin1h against Marcus Cauiman et
defendant and az the suit of Robert Hooper OF All p
W said deis shall offer for sale AT Public Auction al tho
door ot the Court House corner OF Seneca Champan
reots n the cityof Cleveland IN CuyahOga County on
the 26,h Day OF April 1855 at O'Clock p NJ. Of said W.
the following described lands aud tenements TO wit Sit
ate 10 the CITY Of Cleveland Cuyuhoga County and State of
ONO, and bounded as follows; Bssinning at the sOpth
west corner of lot Of land owned by Frederick WangC.
w on axe street thence running northery along s
Wagelms west line l32 feet to land occupied bg NJ A. -
nelli thence westerly with said Baners line 86 feet,
thence SOU hery parallelwh sid WRsehns line 10 Lake
seol ihtEoe westerly along said Lake street 20 the pnco
Of beinng beng the same premises conveyed 10 Marcus
Cu1iman aud Marcus Ragrenhergor, two uf the defen
danls by j. W Fitch, u Marshal by order Of Court
sept 10 1906 Vol 10, page 3ib. App aised at SgOO
ID l.. MlGHnAIAh Nhnrim
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p. y WALLAuE, FIH-s Att-y--lnNrlbd-22N
GHERIFFS SALE.-Pursuant In tbo

- command Of an order Of sale, issued from the
Court OF common Pleas OF Nuynhogu County the suit 0
william b. Hlman, Plalnl 10, against James Egber E 1
Pafke Ezadn Lord and others defeudanis To me d.
recel shall Ohor for sale at public auction at the door
on no Cuu House corner Of Seneca and humplan NJ
Ia the city OF Cleveland In said County the gt dny 6
described lanes aud tei ements 20 wit Situate the
hoga and State of Ohio aud hou and as G
lows Beng tbe Chair FaGtory Lot s on original lot
NO. o. anu bounded as follows, ylz beginning or near
he sou -eaer corner Of tho bridge, across mill race
8 dtgs II ohqn u INKS IRON northerly end OF high OF
pnfqpet wal on the mill amfhenco " degs 2Cbh
10 The etSe Of of water in 1inkers Creek hcn north
eastery up the creek alOug the nOrhery edge 10 ihe
southerY end Of high parapet wall the dam thence
nuTthery said wall TO south y SIDE Of mil race then
edge OF mil race 70 the place Of beginning with the rebt
mi u aud mill -' II - e''''
Also yilloge lot No eleven IN Of Robson Febertis
subdivision Of part Of said original lot No 66 buu dFd on
tWg sues 6y Wills street westerly by village lot No ~
noIthery BY blpI Of Takers Creek, Together with ali
we nphnefy eugne and fixtures nppOainng tho said
ehmr factory Appraised At 2s,O0Ll Il vi 7 7 ..
ID, l.. WI0HTMAN, Sheriff
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west Be iford, Coshooton Co., May a, lf

West BE lford, Coshocton Co, May a. ls5i
Mr. n h Rinps ~ ir - have been selling the Med-
cines OF the Gneftn6ng Company for the last ten years
nnd have variaby iOuud them to give good sausatohi
and the Pills have sold 10 great many families as regu-
lary as her and coffee and with my trade they have
become a stspe article. hlarshas Uterine CaihOhcon
is medicine tha has done great amount of good female
Diseases dy sold II to told me tat she had feceiy-
ed more benet from bottle than she did from long
course Of medical treatment by the most sklul phgsi
''jIi J1n. l. 1883 JAMES WILSON
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he fe1IuoH. . =. = ~,
and Marshals Caholcon sold here by J, IL G johnson
in my practice, 70 my ente sasl9ct2p They 9T9 gooo
Hartford Trumbull Co.. O March l. 1857.
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DR., AMOS & SON,

Corner Of Main and Quay streets, BUFFALO, n. y,
4 RE THE ONLY PHYSICIANS in
IA the State who members Of the Royal College OF
Surgeons, London May be consulted from O'CLOCK I'D
the morning until night every stage and symptom ol
disease The treatment they adopt the result OF upWhus
OF thirty years practice in Europe and America
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SULLIVAN'S JUSTLY Celebrated
> STOVE POLIsH--the best In the market Also
LUDLoW's Infalllble self Sealing FRUIT CANS. war
anted 20 be Airfght for sale cheap. qt Wholesale or
Trtalli BY W, l.. MARVIN, No. a. Public Square,
Cos Nearly opposite the oidCouH House
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~ For sale by Druggists and Medicine Dealers through
out the State
=" h b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
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EeQal Notifies.
CHERTFF5S SALE -Pnrgnon,to y

SHERIFF'S SALE.-Pursuant to the
- command of an aims order Of sale issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas Gus ahOga County at the snt Of
Heloes H. Monroe,pl H. ys. solomon Brown ct al defs
20 me dlre edl shal offer for sale prbC auction al h
door OF tue Court House SeuBca and
streets tue g ~ Of Cleveland in said county the 7th
day OF May, 1859, at O'Clock p NJ of said dny the fol-
lowing described lands and tenemenis to wit Situate In
the township of East Clevel nd the State of Ohio and
which Is also the County Of Cuyahogu and is known
PM Of ol NO $50 IN snid township aud Il bouldet fol
lows: Cummencng nt The intersection of the lead
Road, thence along the Of ~ chains ad
~ uksto post thence along the of said road
Chains aud o5s links TO post thence in the centre Of
ROAD chansa aud bg links 70 monument Smiths Cor
nets thence south 81 degrees east 29 chns and Is links
the centre Of the Euclid Rond thence the ceure OF said
road chains and 6 links the place hcRinung con
tanning nine ucreE and five hundred and seventeen one
housandths OF land, he the less but subject
to ali legal highways" IVY '-' - '''''
Appraised at 81 615.
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nm Methodist clergyman. My heart has fairly aohed
"a witness the feeble health Of women have rave ed
INV circuit preSc hing Gospel thank God however
that have seer All these diseases give to the Graeen
berg Marshas Uterine Cathocon. wherever it has been
used REV. PETER SHARP Rdgeway, Mich I,
former Of Western Stark, Medina Co., o.
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Transportation.
EN1N 1859. -
TIE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co,

a WWlA lCO0' Esis
TIE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
Will during the present season, their well Inown and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
Ogdensburgh g. OsweRO, and Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit,
And sESII-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and oswego, and Chicago, Mil.
waukee and Intermediate Ports,
Connecting at ogdsnsbursh with tho
Ogdensburgh d Vermont Central r r. Route,
. Between
Ogdensburgh, burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at oswego with the
New Oswego Line of Thirty First Glass Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal
BetlOeen osl0sgO, Troy, Albany and NsU York,
Connecting alsout Dunkirk with the
NEW YORK & ERIE RAILROAD,
And forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Botweon Dunkirk, Clevel ami and Sandusky, and
TRI-wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Bstwoon Duukirk Chicago and intermediate Ports.
~ Property forwarded BY this Line win he subject to
but one transhpment
" Merchandise marked m. t. Co Express" viii b,
over the New York Erie Railroad, aud promptly for
wRrded from Dunkirk.
C These Limos connect at Cleveland with the Cloye
land Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
APPLY TO
! j. MYERS Agent N, I. Co, No. III Broadway, N Y -
| J. L. WARNER, Agent Mt Co, No 3Centies Slp,N.Y
CHAS. s. TAPPAN. cor 6th and Chestnut st., Phtla,
HOVEY & CRAWFORD, Oswego, N. Y.
s. ID. CALDWELL, Agent, Dunkirk
| ICHAMBERLIN. CRAWFORD & CO, Cleveland.
]. r McBETH. Agent Sandusky
| VIM. T. WALKER, Agent, Toledo
| " r. MATHEWS, Agent, Detroit, Mich.
N. W. GRAHAM s. co Cairo, ILL.,
| ]. S. CHENOWErH CO, Cincinnati, o.
II p. WIBORG Il CO., Fulton City, Ill
JOHN HOOKING, Agent n. T. Co, No. 9s State street
A. CUsHSIAN, Agent v. c. Line, No IOs state Street
IF. CHURCH, Agent. Rouse's Point, N. Y.
G. l.. THOMPSON, Treas N. T. Co., OgdensbuTgh N
GEORGE PARKER, Age.t II"
J.. II. CRAWFORD, Mi.w9ukee Wis.
McHENRY & BARKER, Racine, Wis
MATHER & CO, Chicago
FIFE & MICHAEL, st. Louis.
JACOB WASHBURNE, Davenport, Iowa.
Office Of the Northern Transportation Company,(
| Cleveland, Feb, 18th 1859
marl9R8 P CHAMBERLAIN, President.
BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LIN.
n1 conrH cuY1RIrUnu
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Il v. WELTZ - WHOLESALE
- and Retail Dealers in Flour, Feed and Gram Rve
and bue kwheat lonr, whte and yellow Corn Meal An
orders lied on short notice md delivered 10 any pan ef
'ho 93 st3 az iio0 oiohaiso' No. ti OntariOstrsst
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It gives me great certify to the ny9roble Gu
rntve action on the Grnefenherg MarshAps Uterine Ca
thocon IN ali cases Of female disease and TO the skill and
hgh moral character of the Medbal Department of the
'rA0'enOOis OOihp'"'' JP. LAMBERT, M. d,
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