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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-10-12
ROOTS AND SHOES,


OF quality which cannot be BEATEN. We particularly
call attention to them, and wish inspection. Mems
heavy double soled boots. mems half sOled boots,
men s calf boots, only SO 75 mems half double soled
kip boots; boys half double soled kip boots youths
half double soled kip boots; wOmen's work, both
sewed and pegged in fu! Variety extra Japan leath-
enameled boots, only 3 10; five cases more of
those extraordinary six shilling CATERS; women's
lasting and farmers satin, plain and figured Congress
lace CATERS; heeed ard spring heeled cutters; misses,
chld's and women's calf, kip, goat enameed and kid
heeed and spring heeied shoes, of all styles and
prices. Our regular trade know that Away skeep
good assortment. All we have to say is the assorl-
will do you good, and give US pleasure to name:
Groceries, ever, superior In price, quality and
quantity. Prime rice, only cts prime Rio coffee,
only 10 cents; prime layer raisins, only ID cents:
prime Zante currants, only 10 cents; prime syrups,
only IS cents; prime molasses, only So cents; prime
brown sugar. only II cents; prime coffee sugar, only
III cents; prime crushed do, only l3t cents.
Plug tobacco at 30, 25, 49, 36, 4S and 62a cents per
pound, all ofquality ahead of anything yOd can buy
at these prices.
Soda biscuit G>o. Bank cod fish. And now to the
most delicate pont OF our subject. Being bash
full and poor takers the only way we have TO bring
into notice
Our Fifty Cent Tea,
is TO advertise our fifty cent tea, and say that fifty
cent tea Is superior fifty cent tea, which is ahead
of any fifty cent tea ever offered at fifty cents in this
or any other county. Call for a supply.
| Nails, iron and glass. Also, glassware of fame!
styles, at surprisingly low prices. Everything W.
offer is way down in price, without wgg!ing squr
We cordially Invite the people, the whole people, u
DANIEL w. GOsS & BRO.
Edinburgh, September 49, 1859.
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NLASS WARE.-Just received very
\J large assortment, consisting ofTumblers, Cob
let's Spo lders, sauce dishes, &C., &C. Heavy
auted Tumblers at 81 cents Call and see them.
lime o 1880. p. II. q co.
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NOtiCP.

OUTER, and most kinds of produce
ID wanted for which we will pay the highest market
prices. STREATOR, DAILY q CO.
Shalersvile, Sept. 81, 1859.
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SOLE LEATHER.

In fact everything to makeup the largest, cheapest
and best assorted stock of goods ever offered in Por
tage county. We keep constantly on band prime
article OF family -four selling at tho lowest market
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RAvENNA MARKET-OcroBER l2.

OR REcTED WEEKLY BY JOHN wHITTLEsEY, RAvENNA
SUMMIT MILL.
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AXES-AXES-AXE XES.
PEST quality manufactured, for sale::cheap,
~ and warrs sed, at
F.A. CURTIS cos.
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The Popular Papers Of the Day

Any Magazine, Paper or Book desired WI 30
promptly ordered for customeb. MsgaslnsssAd Pa
per mailed 10 any desired point.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-23
NEW FORK MARKET-Jaly q
TnV TryEonApul

Fl9ur-Hea uns tiled, snd ten leIis lower sales
500 bbs at 81 f0dsi Tbfr states 4A9gSbA for eH
State SibO01a IS Tor super ws: S41s $3.50 ~ cmm 70
good ra ttrn; S4s5 % old, aud IS 0OG54O for
fresh sruund TOuI hoop Ohio Closing heavy
unsettled.
Rye iour-Q iet at SiO0(14.15
Whsa-Dnl, and ld2' 10 ser. Sales IO0 bus A. Iac,s
Tor Clic srng; 81 2i0i 26 for red suutheru SL59
LA " hi do; 81 80 Tor mtNd srn,,
Hye--LoweT Sales 70l bus at 50.
Birley unchanged. -
Corn-Dui Sma7ssles Jersey yellow at 900, and $50
SO tor 4 sud new mlHd VISA.
oas-stesdy and dull. Sales at tG4s for State, and
t0lA Tor Caalsliun.
Whsky-Qniet Small sales at 2Bo.
pork-Less ctve lower sales 24O0 bbs at Sl56 q
1878 iofmess SiA750s5 for thin mess SIS so or mime
mess SIS 9Sis57h for clear, Sii 3IhGl 90 ior drme-
q osiuE Ia
HBesl-Unchd Sales 400 bb's al 6D6,i5 for country
prime; $50 50 for do mess S90Sl3 for raDueked Chcu-
60.
Prime mess haef quiet nj SlSGSA.
Beef hHns irm at l5lnlS 10
B1con-Du.l ard nnminaU unchanged
Cut Meets-Uuchd. Sales l25 pEgs At 6hG6A for shout
dCrs. S,GSk for hams
Lard-sieady SALES 500 bbls At lOK@llh for No. to
prime wsn.
Bntter-F nm l6als ft state, nas for Ohio.
fheese-Scarcs ond firm; 81 &c Tor prime.
Tulow-Fim. sales ~ l0T ola.
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From the Albany STANDARD, July IA.


Singular AiRir--A Man Falls in Love " it'll
his own Daughter--GrRnd DenOuement.
Some fifteen years ago man named George
Bristol left this city for the shores of the Pacific
AT the time he left he had a wife and one child
the latter only three years old They resided in
the town of WesterlO. At that time his wife
and child were living with her father. Some
two years after, the father aud mother of this
woman died, their estate was disposed Of h
satisfy mortgages, and Mrs Bristol and her
child were thrown upon the cold charities of
the world for living She was very feeble in
health, and Of course was unable to take care of
herself
The mother and child came TO this city, where
they lived for some five years, at the expiration
OF which time the mother died. aud the pir was
LETT alone IN the world, to do as best she could.
Being now about ten years old, and a smart ac
tive, good looking girl, she soon found situa.
ton in a respectable family. Here she remained
till she was 10 years old, when she bound her
sell out to milliner. She served three years
at that business, and had become mistress of
her profession. Now, the stranqest portion of
this revelation ia TO be told The girl is now
over IL years old, and a perfect model Of her
sex,
During this long interval it must be remem.
bered that the girl lost all track Of her father
her beauty attracted the attention and admira.
tion Of spruce looking gentleman who met
her on Broadway. He was a man Of about
forty years, but his appearance did not indicate
that he had seen over twenty-five summers.--
An acquaintance was made between her and
the gentleman above alluded to, and final en-.
gagement entered into for marriage The day
was set and all the necessary arrangements
made for the ceremony
On the appointed day :he pair, accompanied
by their respective friends, met for the purpose
OF having the plighted ones joined in wedlock
just before the minister commenced the mar
riage rites, an old couple entered They were
formely neighbOrs OF the Bristol family, and
had watched the girl grow up from infancy,
and were now anxious 10 see the choice she had
made in partner for life. Imagine the sur
prise Of all about, when the old couple above
referred to recognized in the " man Of the girls
heart her own legitimate fstheT.
For moment all was amazemelt and sad
ness but on the state Of things being fully re-
allied, the scene turned 10 one Of joy. An OBJ
sent father had recovered a lost daughter, and
the assembled thrOng Of friends were highly
delighted that the affair had resulted az il did.
The love that had before burned so brightly be.
tween the tWsin had nov become dame As
'une1tinguishaole as the fires Of Yesuvius. A
queer world, this. ~
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MARINE ITEMS.

ACCIDENT TO BARoUE ALLIEs.-By a dispatch received
yese day frm Capt. FarWel Of the baTQue Allies hence
for EoTops we learn that she was struck BY huu
dr. sOTm when sixty miles below Quebec all her Eai's
carried AWAY and she was corpls tly dismastrd
She towed back TO Quebec. l thought il would
co $50 10 set her right again that she proceed
her voyage The Alues was loaded at Nsw baltimore
this Sute with i0 90 feet Of oak plank aud 4OO0 spves
Sue Is sent out by 7. N. Wilson Of that plhce-Dst Tb
The Revenue Cutter Michignn Cant Lanman avriv.d
IN o f. Ere last Thu sdsy She has 9nglgsG in
an Intellectual attempt to the brig Sunshine CaszeJ
during the storm the % The Nil hlgan will Ts
main in port few days Plum Dealer,
ANOTHER VESSEL FoR FHRoPg-The schooner Union
Cant. v IN Zealand, will sail from Hamit q W foT
Liverpool Gu Saturday Mond y ucxt,
Tue Special says The Union is very sup snor cTnf Of
al tons British measurement She will cary ahOu I20
Def Trib
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-07-23

THREE-CEEr PIEoEa-It has been currently stated that
bogus hres-cent pieces plentiful The genuine ones
BnFhampou Banker adde sed letter 70 the Director Of
the Philadelphia Mint on subject and received the follow
ing answer. which is Of general interest
have to acknowledge The ept Of your letter VI the Zd
enclosing threecen pieces which both genun
but Of different issues When the three piece hrs
i ued Il was required BY be but 7b0luOOths hue
When the law changed end h required 70 be struck
an standard silver the the other silver coins 10 be-
came necessary distinguish the issue and for this pu
pose double n4 engraved the die around the star
on the DIVERSE and within the letter c. the there
nddsd The al ILL., spHg Of olives and be-
neatn three Many In noticing the difference
suppose the other 70 be spur
which Of mistake There counterfeit three
pieces in circulation but they are thicker than the GEM
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A CURE WARRANTED.

Persons in any part Of the world NAV bs suecesslly
treated BY forwarding correct detail Of their case win
remittance for medicines SC. ~ '
address Dr; AMOS a SON, corner Msin and Ouay-sts.
Buffalo N. Y. ,ausiis, ~ ts3e5
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One Hundred Dollars Premium
DR, GIBSON,

Professor of Medicine and Electropathy,
AS CONCLUDED TO PER.
IL MANENTLY locate IN Cleveland aud has remov-
ed 1dce Bank the west side o Ontario
street over e. Beck Co.'s Grocery stOre one block
Tho immense success Of Dr. GIBSON in the treatment
OF Chronc Diseases iusfihes him announcing the sick
that hs will make
No Charge for services tChich are not successful
according opinion which will be given when the pa
Complaint Dyspepsu, its form, Ague and Fever
DyseneTy, General Debility, Nervous Consumption Astl-
ssi Or hands Parasis Or C9ggG Deafness CodnSss OF
Dnuce Lumeness sick Nervous HeOdache all nel vous
9iseus-s, Neuragia Diseases Of The Kidneys Dropsy
hheumnllsni, Scrofula, spinal complaint, salt Rheum
Sealed Heat, FeyeT-SOTes, White Swelling, (Dr G. will
pay 500 to ply ysican IN the world who will equal his
success IN treating White Swpiugl Withered Limbs
or from disease Of the optic nerve termed Amaurusis
also nursing sore-mouth Leucobga aud other diseases
DISEASES OF THE BRAIN
Whl have seldom OF never heeu cured treated
by Dr. q with dtgree otceTtan y, amounting math-
emaCa precision, namely; Chronic Inflammation ur Com
sooner or later are attended with anchuy ofmnd
with loss ul nmbtOnOr mental and which Tequent
Bt9Emhale IN lulocy, insanity or suicide Dr. GIBSON
VIII forfeit SlOO in case OF failure TO the
named diseases II hopes this notice. with the numerous
and very respectable aud favorable references which e
can give Will be sum ient guaranty the thousands who
are suffering from disease Of the BRAIN that they now
positively recover their health receive handsome pre-
MUM in case Of failure.
Patients be at his office in various stages of
conyaoscence who have been by al classes med
cal men without success
DR. G. would he possesses tho only reliable
mode o. detecting the location Of diseaseshe mmed
atey point out the precise seat Of all pain disease
case OF any invalid who present himself fr eIamnH-
days excepted, and from to O'Clock Monday aud
IhursdaY ven nES. ana
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BUFFALO MARKET-July %

FlourLow grades easier; trade btands steady Sis 1000
hhs; unsOund Ilssi 35Sa35O; extra do S3ThQi75; DO
s52i50 for eItH Mica, Ind aad ONO; 50iOr double
eKtrus.
wneat-Dull aud dropping transactions conyned TO small
Te II lots Sales 60O bus ordinary Mw Clyb 6Oc, and
bes ofTers fir standard [ hi spring Soc
Co u-Dull aud nomiualy lower. Sales 400 bus No
N adO At a. 65.
III at I5r.
OaJ--Quitt, aud no sales
Btriey-Lower. SalesssOO bu At As
Rye Nominal.
246c
Gnal freighs-skc 81 wheat, 55 hour to N.
YORK.
Lake GcOO bis -four $50 bus wheat 90 bus
100J bus oats
mai r1porsoOO bbls -four $500 bush wheat bus
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AN. J. WEsT. Wa,hi,lnlnn PLnoe. lpncla. sll y,

REV, b BRUCE, NeBmarket, Gallatin County Illinois
II have tried your World Hair Res and Zylonal
samnm It acted lik@ ch7rm My hair IS wasthir-
" years ago. II YOU wish reference from III
give It willingly"
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NEW YORK WOOL MAnKEr-Jaly "a.

Domestic fleece dnl with increasing stock Sales of
as coo lbs ut 4O(65j cts
Pulle,l-Steady At 300Di8.
Foreiga-DulI and Eetvy Sales 500 bales, including
Smyrna at 20 cents, ami DOnskai and Cape private
terms, -
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lDbpsitiar1s & 5urQeots.
TO ChrOAtC HIUGLiCtS.
DR. BANNING, Oate of New York }
~ gives notice that he has located at
M IA Euciid Street.

And that having perfected his system Of BRACES
SPINAL LEVERS x PROPS. BRACE TRUSsEs,
PILE SPRINGS, CHiLDBED GIRDLES,
AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
He prepared treat usually without med cne) the fol
lowing and analogous affections,
BRONCHITIS; ihirrtabe throat, and weakness and
hOarscurss OF voice 10 speaking and singing.
WEAKNESS OF THE CH EST, with cough, bleeding at
the uugs pain, sh0uess Of breath and pap atOn Of the
DERANGEMENT OF THE STOMACH; with indges-
paus n the sides and "a gone feeling, which
gravatcd citing the body
WEAKNESS AND FAILING OF THE BOWELS;
with constipation chronic darrgn, prolapsus ami and
0URINARY WEAKNESSES, with initabIe bladder and
incOnuent and painful urinutions
SEMINAL WEAKNESSES; which II not arrested so
generally end 10 insanity and physical tuin
SPINAL GRANDPARENTS; with curvature incqua l.
ties Of the hips aud shoulders uugucefu gait and pain
aud wenkn of the back which, II not arrested tend to
their iuCrcHse and To consumption.
HERNIA radical cure effected ION O principe) By
means OF his new combination Brace Truss.
DERAN CEMENT OF THE LOWER EXTREAtl-
TIES with cOdnGss uumbness heayiness and swelling
standing
The dropping young ladies' with peaked shoulders ana
large and sharp shoulder blades aud atness Of the chest
removed.
SKIRT SUPPoBTERs-The attention Of ladies' is called to
his combination Add minHl and Spinal Shoulder Brace and
Skirt supporter by which affections may
be prevented anu relieved the foim and bearing Of the
bOdy murUvcd aud the weight skirts held away from
tho stomach. luvuds out OF the city should inquire
letter when Or. may be seen.
The medical profession invited to examine his surg
cal devices
Lady in attendance Ladies' dscIO
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET-Jaly 81.


Second board lover fves 1874 lOl; Mo sizes s3yf:
Cal Seyenssh; Q sl5ss shk; HT 80 mort ~ 4 {, VI
bOuds -; Pacific mai 694; 7 ~ Readng az; 30;
M pa N "a do I'd rs; Chi R 6lk Gal 3 Chi
64M; Panama 3.
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CHICAGO, July 9Om-The produce msrketia very quiet
Wheat opencd rather arm this morning shd advance ollie
2o vas obtained on standard spring. Change prices
again declined 70 The eosits rates Of yesterday Corn Is In
less demand lc lower eosug At Csc for No J. Flour re-
maine dull with little shipping speculative demand
Wool Is nm and unchanged. Lumber dun Cheese more
plenty and dan. Whitsash lover. Hshwinsu unchanged
DETROIT. July q 2i.-Flour-Market quiet and not much
doing Wheat duh and declining Small sales white at SlSo
Red unsaeab at anyh ing over g. Com i' not quite 90
arm and held 7se without sales Oats ominal At &C.
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oswEGo MARKET July 20.

IHF IhLEUhAFf.I ]
Flour-Wi hout Iera chacee Sales no bis at S5 75
from choice Club wnaat and So q from choice red o. aud
Ind.
W eat-DuH with declining tendency Sales 3OOG bus
Chi spring .Tvae terms
Canhl fToIEhtH stenfiv.
No recelpis OF -four grain
oats, -
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Boarding.

ROARplNG. - The House No. "a
- Public SquaIe, and by ho stone b-nue Of mo
eas4hlest ofr u in the Cityhas nreu tharouuhv re-
Az is now olen for huarHgr Fumlis wishing
m @ oMn ieons cen oe accoWu laied Ga laTo
ah9 convenient tunm auu hHd-rn1ms: snd Sirge R18rd
al Day b1idets viii find good accommnla iops on ,ea
aLa feeeiFea' apHk20 g. W BURhifr
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ENdA 1859.

ua1g
THE NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co.
wn during the present season, their well Known and
FIRST CLASS SCREW STEAMERS
Regularly between
OEdensburgh a. OsweRo, and Upper Lakes,
Forming TRI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and 0swego, and Cleveland, San
dusky, Toledo and Detroit
And a SEMI-wEEKLY LINE between
Ogdensburgh and Oswego, and Chicago, Mill
waukee and intermediate Ports,
Connecting at o osisnsbursh with the
Ogiensburgh 4 Vermont Central r. r. Route
Between
Ogdensburgh, Burlington, Concord, Manchester,
Nashua, Lawrence, Lowell, Worcester
and Boston,
And at osvego with the
New Oswego Line Of Thirty First Class Canal
Boats on the Enlarged Canal,
Bettoeen osiOsgO, Troy, Albany and Nsl0 York
Connecting also at Duntirk with the
NEW YORK ERIE RAILROAD,
And forming
DAILY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk, Cleveland and Sandusky, and
TRI.wEEKLY RAILROAD LINE
Between Dunkirk Chicago and intermediate Ports.
~ Property forwarded by this Line will be subject to
but one transhpm pment.
CF- Merchandise marked IN. T. Co Express will be
forwarded n New York by IN Express Freight Train
Nv the New York Erie Railroad, and promptly for
Waried from Duuktk.
~ These Lines connect st Cleveland with the Clsve-
lAnd, Detroit and Lake Superior Line.
APPLY TO
MYERS, agent n. T Co No. III Broadway, N. Y. -
]. l. WARNER, Agent " T Co. No C9nu- Slip N Y.
JOHN HOOKING, Agent N. r. Co. No So Stae street
Boston.
A. .CUSHMAN, Agent v C Line No lOs state Street,
CHGS s TAPPAN cor 9Th and Chestnut st., Phna
7. CHURC II, Agent Rouse's Point, N Y
G l. THOMPSON, Treas. N. L. CO., Ogdeus0ufgh, NY
cFOR = PARE ER, Age l. "
HONEY n CRAWFORD. Oswego n Y.
ID CALDW ELI. Agent, Dunkirk.
PELION BREED, Cleveland
| J. s. CHENOWETH CO. Cincinnati, o.
McBErH, Agent Sandusky
WIN. J. WAl KER, Agent, Toledo
y. X. MA CHEWS, Agent, Detroit, Mich.
J. Il CRAWFORD, Miiwaukee, Wis
McHENRY i BARKER, Racine Wis
MATHER Co, Chicago
JACOR WAStlB URINE, Davenport Iowa.
p. WIBORG 4 CO, Fulton City, III.
n W. GRAH AM & co CuirO, III.
| FIFE MICHAEL, St. Louis.
| ORce OF the Northern Transportation Company
Cleveland. Feb. 18th. ls59
mari9R6 CHANBERLiN, President.
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BUFFALO, CLEVELAND and CHICAGO LINE
OF SCREW STEAMERS.

ON THE OPENING OFSE4A-1
~ Lake NqTg.iion, the Proprietors II AslIaM
Buffalo 10 Chicago seven frst-c.Bss A 6llsEa1lsass
Screw Steamers, Of great strength and speed
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"a the State who are members of ths Roya College of
surgeons London May be consulted from O'Clock N
disease The Treatment they adopt is the result upwards
o thlrY years extensive practice in Europe and erica
MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.
properly kueun Seminal Weakness, Sc Can be perma
ueny cured u from eun days TO months by he
ol thls instrument when used cunuIuty with medicines
YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dt AMON& y SON take pleasure la announcing that they
nave nyenteda m"st important instrument for the euro u
most emuent physicia in London, Paris PhadeiuhiS
aud New York; It has been declared the only useful nstu
aGy disc caused by the secret habits Of youth Price
n. h -Dr AMOS & SON in order to satisfy the most
skena asto the merits Of this instrument pledge them
elves mat 30 any instance where may prove unsasac
turning the instrument IA good order
A CURE WARRANTED.
W. AMOS son have devoted their attention tNclu.
have consequently been enabled 10 render their fellow cres
turs Is iuy testified and gratefully acknowledged by
parts OF NE country t the express purpose ny consul
ssua auVa.laEes yel rom what they huve experienced
qung into the causes Of these Infectious complaints
ger as and uyetete trey have always entertained tb
posslm Of their prevention, aud removal and likewise
Of disease could almost invariably bs traced TO 0ns of he
inlIwias causes Ignorance neglect orthe bnd effect
unskhul ana Improper treatment; therefore Dr. AMOS
SON have succeeded in discovering In thet election Of
tug all combination OF remedies VII c6 beaT an aninc
chaTaeler as We'll as hose whose premute aiudicuus
application might be productive o bad consequences in the
ands OF private yduas Ia short he audabe end nl
utemeales lt The lessenins Of ,Tsat Of human
lieyous gficons tina, rtaly he slcret foes Of e
nd which, wmlcthey extensively gur uund US aloud
oTouT skin aud Interference IN theil determination
COUNTRY NvALIDs
Persons in part Of the world NAV bs successfllv
treated by forwarding ooueoI detail Of their case viii
address Or; AMOS SON, eomor Msin and ouay-us.
huualu N = lau6dGwiy265
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FORMING A TRI-wEEKLY LINE

And running in connection at Bufrao with the NEW
YORK CENTRAL and the MERCHANTS CEN
TRIAL LINE or CANAL. BOATS, ON the Erie Cannl
aud Al Cleveland With the CLEVELAND PITlSkURG
RAII.kOAD, touching at Detroit MBckuac, Shruuy-au
Ot Washington Mhlwaukse. Racine, kenosha and Mau-
kegBn,
through for prupe from tiOurEh Wheeling
Cleveland, to Detroit. Shebnygan Port Washington, Mill
waukee Racine Kenosha, Waukegnn ChiGag and 10 all
the Railroads leading OF Chicago and N!wOu
koe and TO all prominent points ON the Upper hllsss
81 nj River. .
Upper Lakes with any regularity.
Tho liberal RtrOnAge ext ended to the Line the past
SON nv travelling pub c has induced the Pmuuctos
10 greatly increase accommodation passerge and
tn desiring cheap safe and conf rtabe route will md
It hy takins this route. ,
ed at les rate than By yqsd BY this Line can 6e obtain
past transported property exceeding
sixteen mill dollar in value, without any loss
With these unequaed facilities the PrOpre9Ts hope TO
receive liberal patronage.
CONTRACTING AGENTS.
JOHN II MOORE, Agent N Y. c. r. No. 2O7 Broad
B. sSAULDING Agent spauldinss Express, No 2iO
CHAMBERLiN THOMAS & Co. Propristors # Mer-
chants CenlI1l Canal Line, No. 1871 Broadway. n Y.
WI STEWART, Agent cleveland Pittsbur h Railroad,
Pittsburgh.
D b WILLIAMSON. Agent Cleveland & Pittsburgh
HUBBY HUGHEs& & CO, Forwarding Merchants, ,Cleve.
MIX MORRIS Forwarding Merchants, Cleveland,
IT, MCDOWELL, Special Agent. Cleveland, q.
j. J TALLMADGE, Forwarding Merchant, Milwaukee,
RICHMoND 4 CO., cor. Clark and South Water stree
SHELDON PEAsE, Managing Agent,
mRrlb:2b9 Office foot Of Michisan st Bufau. Ny.
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REV Il V. DEGEN. Ed. GUIDE TO Holiness" Boston
mss. Aliens Worlds II II Resiorer found smong
our other advertisements insert from actual expen-
ment That it promotes the growth Of the hair where
b. dness had commenced, have the evidence of
our own Eyes. We can testify TO its effects"