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NEW. YORK CITY
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do.
NOTICE.
They should not be used during Pregnancy, as q
mis- curriage would certainly result rherefr0m.
Variance purely vegetable, and If. g from any
thing injurious IT, life or health Explicit direc.
tions, which should be read accompany cuch box.
Price ST.. Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to any all.
thorjzed Agent. Sold by one Druggist in every
town IN the United States,
K. B. HUTCHINGS,
General Agent Tor the United States,
l65 Chambers-St. New Y DIRK,
To whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed
Sold by John Mclean, Cadiz, Ohio.
Janl9 ly
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rTWe have received the Fifth Annual Re-
port Of the Commissioner of Public Schools
This is, perhaps, the ableSt document that has
ever emanated from our present Commissioner,
and is worthy the attentive perusal of all inter-
ested in the cause Of education. An excellent
synopsis of all our school interests, is here Civ
en-.
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OIL 1t is a fixed fact, that our friend Barrett
can furnish a man with a nice Watch, or any
Jewelry that he may want, cheaper than he can
eastern cities. The reason is obvious. lie
purchases his goods of the same parties, viz:
the importers and manufacturers, while his ex-
penses are not one fourth so much as the city
retailers. Bear tt is in mind, buyers of such
goods, and save your money by it in the future.
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New GOOdS.

Just received and opened at w. & j. Knox's
Cheap Store, a large lot of Spring & Summer
Goods, Of the latest styles and best qualities
Prices are as usual very low. Call soon and Sc
cure bargains. Advertisement next week. =
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C. J. HEUENBERG F. S. ALTEMuS
Hedenberg & Altemus,
Provision a. Produce Com mission
Merchants,
Market Street, PHILADELPHIA.
COLlCIr CONSIGNMENTS of all kinds OF
- Provisions and Produce, and from their init
mate acquaintance with the business, and q deter.
mination TO promote their own interest by advunc.
ing that Of their consignors, hope to merit and re.
ceive a continuation OF the patronage they have SO
largely received.
&JAll goods on consignment in their warehouse,
are fully covered by insurance. This should be q
very important item with shippers.
N. b. Liberal advances made, and PROMPT returns
Of sales always given.
THEY REFER TO
Raignel, Moore & Co.. Philadelphia, Pa
Bum, ltaiguel IL Co.,
Sturgss Il Co.. Mansfield, Ohio
A. F. Horner, Esq, Salem, E"
James Farmer, Esq. Salinesville, o..
Col. Thomas Webb, Massillon,
Feb %, '59.ly
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nTAbout 9 o'clock ON Friday morning, our
citizens, generally, were startled by the cry OF
"fre," which took place on the roof Of Mrs.
Miller's house, opposite the market house. But
before the fire had done any damage, our good
working citizens, with buckets, on which occa,
sion they are always ready to stop such fires,
had it extinguished. Go away, engine, we have
no use for YOU.
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CrrThe largest and best Oranges we have ev-
err seen are at the Corner Grocery. This We
know, from the fact that the few we had the
pleasure of eating, could not be beat.
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j. G. MEEK,
ATTORNEY Al LAW.
Real EeStatr, Iar, and Collection Agency Of
]. G. MEEK & CO.

Newton, j Jasper Co.. Iowa.
M r call attention to our facilities for transact.
w ing, a general land business We locate
Land Warrants, and make entries in all the Land
Districts Of the s tate OF Iowa. Our charges are 10
cents per acre, which includes the land office and
all other lees. We have superior facilities for pay -.
ing
Taxes in any County in Iowa.
We have reliable co respondents in every county
in the State. We obtain Patents from any Land
Office, anu record the same. We examine titles
to Real Estate. We collect or secure claims
Taxes IN Iowa, if not paid by 18th Of January, draw
Is per cent interest per annum
Refer to State and County officers in Iowa.
Bankers in Iowa, w BiBeebe, Cadiz, Ohio, Bank
OF Commonwealth, N. Y, E. Gieger, Lancaster
City, Pa, Land Agents and Lawyers generally.
March 3, SO 6m
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On the Oath ult., by Rev. w M. Grimes. Mr..
JOHN McFADDEN, to Miss CATHARINE MEGAw,
all of Harrison county.
On the 9th ult, by I. Phillips, Esq, Mr.. Ro.
BERT FIFE, to Miss CLARissA MATTER.
On the 3lst ult., by the same, Mr.. Dawn
PATTERSON to Miss SARAH Irwin, all of this
county.
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Rail Road Time Table.
OF MERCY"

Amount received on subscription To Cadiz Sentinel
fran March 80, to Apra 6, 1859.
March 80. John Wilson, S rs
April 2. George McKenny, Franklin tp. 200
;" 2. B. johnson, LOO
" 2. j.. Young, l,75
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OF Those in want OF a good article of wall
paper, this spring, should call on our friend
John Beall. He has on hand the largest and
best assortment Of wall paper and borders ever
brought to our town. Go and take a peep for
yourselves, we think he can supply you with
as neat an article as you can buy elsewhere.
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Commercial.
CADIz WHOLESALE MARKET

"a DAA WAnAEN
CADIz. 0HIo. April 8 .'69.
Fbw-For good SuPer6no And Extra $3.50
$500.
Meat-9O@1,o5.
Groceries Sugar in bids. 79S; n. o.
Molasses ~ cts per gal.
Rio CeFee-l1@I2K; Java Is; Pepper l2k
Ground Pepper l2H.
Auspice-l6;' Gloves %; Soap. ROsin bar 90
So; German do. ~.
Castle SOap-l5; SOda6 H Candies lay ola
Grain-Corn 10; Oats 45; Rye 80 Barley
5o@60c.
Rice-5Hc p ID.
T5Jdcco-6 Twist IL; Dewy 6 Andsrson's
brands SO@33.
Sugars-Crushed and PulNsrized, Coverings
brand 12@13c.
Starh-8cts p d.
T~sas-YOung HysOn 4o@75 cts; Black Tss
3O@50.
Nais-1o to God So, so. 8 to 90 $3.50. 6tc
7dS4,25.
Sah-Pittsburgh, s2,25 p Dbl.
Sesds-Timothy Seed $3.50. Clover Seed,
5,oO@5,50, Flax S1,Oo.
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WITT NbUHbOy
For the sal Of "Mitchells Patent Metallic. tipped
Shoes at Stewart NCo,eman's. where thew have Q
tull supply Of bays, misses and cirldfens SHOES
that one pair wild wear as we'll II not longer than
two pairs Of tho old fashion
Cadiz, March 18th, 1858.
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era BOOK FOX EVERYBODY.Ld
Startling Disclosures. ~,

INK, ~TELLER's great
- work for the married or
those contemplating mariags
200 pages full orPLATES.
Price, twenty-five cents =
SO I to all parts under seal,
by mai, POSTPAID &c.
COO copies sold the past year
TIE single married. and the
mari led happy. A Lecture
on Love, or how TO choose a
pa riner; a complete work on
midwifery. Ii contains hmm.
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Special Wotites
Are yOu Sick!

Then you can't be cured too soon. Don't delay
until your complaint is incurable, and then mourn
when it is too late. Four fitths of all the diseases
which people the church yards, might be cured
by Aver s Calhartic Pills, II taken in season -
Don't 60 dragging through the Spring. faint sleepy
and listIess. because your blood is loaded with bile.
Don't wear the headache, Heartburn, and their kin
dred disorders, because your stomach is foul. Don't
parade Yourself around the world, covered with
limplcs Bloches, Ulcers, Sores and all or any of
the unclean diseases of the skin, because your
system wants cleansing. Don't show you rself a.
bout, lean, haggard, all caved in. because your
Stomach and Bowls neeu strengthening into
healthy action. Ayers Pills set these things right
as surely as water quencht fire. They purify the
body and ht cd, and restore their functions into
healthy activity which you can teel as quick as they
are taken. They are the one great medical Won
der OF This age, rc,nzIl by all WIN know their
virtues, and many tn usands know them. Take
HE Cherry Pecrorai for IA CaugFn, and the Pills for
all dcrangemants requiring a purgative medicine.
Prepared by J. AVER, Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
and sold by John Mclean and John Beall, Cadiz;
TIos. Hopkins Moorefeld; r.. J. Phipps, Smyrnia;
L. Green, frteport; Cannon " Bro, New Athens.
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w all PapeT9s
AND


A LARGE and much better a sortment than has
ever been offered in Cndiz, and at lower figures, by
far. For the proofo { the above, please call and see
wish ANYTHING in his line, we feel assured that
you will not hesitate to buy. We challenge com
petition. Thankful for past favors, we still hope,
by tair dealing, to merit a large share of the pat
ronnge Of a liberal public.
MAJ 30 JOHN BEALL.
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FRESH GROCERIES
AT
GEORGE & WILSON'S.

NX|E have on hand, and ara iowFecaisingI from
w the South and East, the largest Stock vt
/, call the attention OF Retailers and others wiFft.
ing to purchase for tkeir own consumption We
are determined to sell as low If not lower than
either Steuhenville or Wheeling prices. Our stock
--...s... Z a -. a - 49, - u
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FIatterInx Prospect.

From advices through the columns OF our ex-
changes, we have come to the conclusion that
the prospects Of a remunerating crop OF wheat
next harvest, have not been 50 favOrable for the
last ten years. This will be q very acceptable
contingency to both producers and consumers,
and help to supply the deficiency occasiOned by
the short crops ofthe last three or four years.
If the present appearance can be received as
any indication oithe yield at the harvest sea
son, we apprehend that the agricultural portion
Of our county will be amply compensated for
their labor. Uless nippsd by a late frost, the
fruit crop will be an excellent one. The ear
" spring, we fear, will bring mr." Frost at
the time when he will do most damage. .
6FWe advertise in this issue Of our paper,
for the extensive and popular house OF james P.
Tanner, No. Sc, Wood Street, Pittsburgh, six
doors above the St Charles Hotel. This ener-
getic dealer has opened for the Spring trade
one of the best selected and largest assortment
of Boots and Shoes, Wool Fur and Summer
Hats, to be found embodied in one establish
ment in the United States. AS a competitCr
with Eastern merchants he is a formidable rival,
and possesses advantages Of a most decided
character. In the first place, he procures his
wares from the ma nu ~facturerS themselves, who
in filling his orders, transact their heaviest bu.
%siness, and hence can afford TO furnish goods al
the lowest prices. In the second place, his 10.
cation in Pittsburgh, where rent, labor, and the
general expenses incident to a large wholesale
enterprise, are much lower than in the East
affords him still greater means ofcompeting with
Baltimore, New York and Philadelphia Hou
ses. In fine, we honestly think that in every
respect it will best subServe the interests ofthe
dealers in our county to make their purch asses
from Mr.. Tanner They will get cheaper
goods and economic in expenses.
@Our friend Hanna is determined TO sup
ply the people with Wall Paper. He is now re
ceiving his second stock for this spring, and We
notice some most beautiful patterns of English
paper which he tells us is cheaper than any 9th
er kind, as IL pieces of it will go as far in a
room as Is of the common width, and he sells
it at about the same price as the American pa.
per. He also has a fresh stock Of Cap, Letter
and Note paper, and the incest bind Of Envel.
ops, Go soon and see his wall paper, for it is
going off like hot cakes, I
MISUNDERSTANDING the year 1853, in
ROStou nine colored males were married tC
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y Z Il -

On Friday, the lst inst of Dropsy, NANCY
JANE MCFARLAND, in her 25th year.
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ing our thanks to our numerous Csssomers who
have 90 literally patroniEed Ne the past year,
We hope BY selling goods cheaper than any Credit
Store 70 meet o continuance o. ysor support.
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las-scmething very rich and new. Spring and
Summer Shawls. For the Gsnts--we have a
good stock Of Ready Mad
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Philadelphia, Provision and Pro-
duce Prices current. -
&c oRREcTED WEEKLY FROM ACTUAL SAILS,
BY HEDENBERG 81 ALTEMUS,
Commission Merchants, Philadelphia, Pa.
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II tastet. together with q full assortment Of Fam.
lily Groceries Of the fnsst grades, expressly for re-
tail trade. Retur
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TEAS- Imperial, Black, Fine tlol my and sxtrs
l. Young liyAon, .; y GEORGE.a
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iety Of Ladies Dress Goods, such as Fancy Silk
Robes, Mohair Decasse, Sarella Cloth, Organ
dies, Pique
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including a full assortment Of White Goods,
Brilliants, ia
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Cloths, Chintz, Challies Ducals, in short every,
thing in the fancy line that is in market,
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onets, Launs, Swiss and dotted Mulls, Marsailes
Thread and JAG
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eres and ~vestinss in price Of all gradse and prices.
Hats OF all descriptions, very low. Ladies' Miss.
60 and Children's Caters and Shoes, 70 suit
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OWsecPe91mee ~ ~.
oBoaon4ewx, Dsosnb9 81, ~.
New Years win =. usual be Observed BY our
eas'sses S2ssslly tn slI; shs fsssl savit'ss
&c g y an = IN = g ssis
= 8 su q s On y "a. g sstss So; sai e
e 3 "a sI ss 3 - r =. i r. s. s
occasion will doubtless be one Of much more than
erdinary Interest and solemnity. and the morning
discourse o. each Of the pastors win likely have
@sse o 10 ssfese.ce = The ping eSsy Of The
oia. ana The advent Of Z new period q time.
The WEATHER continues decidedlY winterish. 70
nssis.iioh upon The fotohsc : W1li = De cam,
ss zss;ess T. few S1y s e ssSsps ssFZ e, s
ssssm tow:boa6 20 be able p keep u open much
:. Qu,ss lasgs ana inssiligsst a1diesce wee In
stse dssnstiersaAiag by our lhlensed yodaE founs-
80, Ms. Harvey pswtl.s. Mr.. q. rsad slessisas
seqh's ID himself q Lls dihlcuii TAX ID sssh I
iesd o sss sfs n ssad d:ys long rsd
Inoee desireds a. obtainfng mt rste sewing
@ssn -, ssa Ssssss psy ssss.sion e me sdss
Plsnsy r. Is may secure the yalushle prise.sesl
The following statement e the trsde upoa the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal during The var lust
closing (kindly furuished M BY the Rentlcmsnly
eclleetos: Capt, HolIingswosth, and Sc aaisanf,
~. feck ceftainly shown a very encouraging
etnee 81 a9AirSs when ~ consider tie many Scei-
oenb which occusFed on The line dnrinR ths time
The recelpts 81 tails 81 the collscsos's
once Tor the month Of sDecembes amount TO
49, g, aa follows ascepding trsde e029. II, and
descending 592 81. sc receipts for tolls ii the
same once during the yeaS ending IDeeembef 81 !.
ftpaay, amount 70 4l22, 7ae Sc, e ascend
Ing trsds On $40 81, s1d desoesdinr Sffi 81 Si
The number Of arrivals for the yesr amounts to
3,fie. Bringing down 500 SAC tons Of coal; 80 sss
harFels at feuss; 2t7,s6s bushels Of wheat; aUO.N7
do o. corn; % $50 do Of mill Oral; a. ,3i3 DO Of
cet; ~ tons Of bay; 1885 cords Of wood; 6O4 do
tan bdrk; and u, BIO pcrches lime stone. The
revenue Tor tolls COLLECTED al all points for the war
VIII amount 70 aabout 0i67,00 which II af,out
90 no moro than ehat Of sl wear and a on In
excess Of any year previous 70 the lsst q 20 .
The onefinRs Of beef cattle st Drovefs' Rest yes-
terdays amountea % 30U head-sS only Of which
were purchased by District butcher, 1t - 02Ka4
on the hoof, equal TO Is 25se6 nett the renal ndes
were taken 70 Baltimore. No sheep offered: good
qualities are IN great demand No hoas oGesed-
very little pork coming IN ID wagons al that r.
,isss = sssdily aiken ~ dealers s7ss n; sslling
i Ne change In the hour and grain mssket--noae
OF either coming In. Prices senaia neminalIy the
81 -frt u -.
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a NoIsY REPusLIcAx surparssrp. "A day or
Two prior 70 the late city election for mayor well
tion IN the New York and New haven ears by
discoursing very loudly and vehemcntly Of the
5tsnscsndent daims OF Opdyke. As q Have
meyer, he pronounced him m infamous fellow;
one OF his servants. a gentleman shndinp lit-
ae behind, inquired Of the noisy speaker, how
long u was since Havemeycr committed the Of.
six months ago." "Dry up, sir 90 SAYS OnIcer
Boyer .{fos that WAS the name Of the de4ectiye).
;lts lie You have bad no means Of knowinr
anything about it, It 10 NOT half Of six months
since You was Let out OF the penitentisry .-Joxr-
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! :, MINNESOTA LEGIsLATU RE.--A bin u before the
Minncsota Legislature, the object Of which 10 %
prevent the fmmigration and settlement OF ffes
negroes IN that State Also, resolutions condemn,
ing the Hupers Ferry conspirafors and their at.
tempt 10 incite insurrection, and aarming allexi.
ance to the Union.hn ssg sa44f8ss isef : II
III On the cars between Jackson and Grand
Junction, day Or two since, an sindividnai ex.
pressed himself in regard to the south and South
ern tastitutions In . manner that was not pa.
atabie to the passengers. and they .shustledn the
fellow to the platform and s.chuckedn him over
boaFd.-Memphts Teas lraiaseAs.
W j. il said to be the intention in England 70
aboiish the distinction between traders and non
tradefS, and TO limit imprisonment for dsbf %
cases Of maud, conccslment Of property, mutila-
ton Of booAs abaconding, md other o1ehses
which belong % the category q penal offenses.
+ IL The sons Of Malta Of Syracuse are sbsut
getting up grand charity bali on an immenss
scale, with the object Of establishing soup house
for the benefit Of the poor Of she city during the
3 u A line OF four steamships il absut 70 be
established between Baltimore and Boston, 70 run
In connection with the ports Of Norfolk and Provi
dencs, and forwsrd heights for ports beyond Bos-
ton, free Of comminions = nI19d's q sH
NJ The New London chronicle thinks whaling
Is mot 20 bad . busincss - IL represented. and
instances ship which made si2 On IN eighteen
mouths, With an investment Of 99,U00. k.l.ssi ]
about . week ago, n negro, claimed 10 be
die property of Peter Dufsnd, OF Alabama, a.
seescaed from his nasser by'sn Abolitioa mob,
and run into Iowa. 49, ~ sfg.ls 1
= IL A4ulterated liquou must be extensively
consumed out West Cases Of delisium tremens
seem to be the prominent material for local Items
In our Westetn exchanges. -. ]
IL Meetings. are being held In many citIee.
North and South, to make some arfangements Tor
the smelioration Of the condition Of the poorer
classes. 2 as }sse 8 So aeF5 y 70 I.
U An association has been organized in Msry-
snd for the PufPose Of establishing Stsss 10
UThe missses Of q barber in cisciSustf VA,
burned 70 death on Monday while inebsd 2 ilsl
paramour fred the bed 9isxislnEssn9 II
1.-THE Illinois Central Railroad Company hss
sold Of the Government lands granted b Them, 10
- III Darwin +. Elmer, believer IN Gfcond
ADVENT doctrines, hung himaelf u Cleveland, ,
Ohie, 5aP week. & ssAseis ts0zt sag cczf :,
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. KEEP TO THE RIeHT.-M. Rabinef Of the Paris
Observatory, has sdvanced the Acade my Of Sci
enco tbs ainRular propositions that IN an Rivers
ieft to themselyes Il IL fnvarisbly the right bank
that II waAhed by hoods-thAt Il 20 sav, q 10 the
right hank which suffers the most friction and the
most Destruction. He explains this by the direc-
ton and fore Of the earths rotation. His con-
tfadfctors az the academy admit that this may be
true Of rivers running north and south, but tbey
deny the principle for those which run east and
west, in tbs direction Of the earthss rotation Mr.
Babinet contends that here the friction Of the
right bank 10 slighty greater than that Of the ls
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!. Tx aoxnoxs.-The Noemons aocoediao n
their own census, arc decreasing In Utah In
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ever, that tbey are incressing 10 be country q
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Cslifriis, and several sheu1and II the Esssern
s.sss and ssath Anstiea Alssgsshsf ny anrl-
psseiies pslys.isy asa carry sdk tSsas Sscssss Z
civil government well n Of reli1ioo. aod n a
ths only plsce whese they do not ilcfsases ri
"a z. The Nov Ms,is.s y.,l. Mn 1ds:.s = Ne
Navajo Indians were again hostile, heriag killed
one man and wounded others, VI > wet ~ trsde
With them The ous-gs ing ni.iI,, - ITCH IN hsse
yssa;e 49, ,;ss Hs y ~ ~ sso va &c &c
mail and the Indians wets sepulssa Nsse e q .
snail Perfy wese hurt The mail just arrived
s.s g Z az .isa Mosss Ress s.s e ~ s's
mail party eSperiehced very cola wsstEsf, sad he
mules were kept nom freriing with difiepity
1: ::.!sa . u {:
tsoao fsa.es . pay more shas $4,000 AZ 3
he hid in TIE couise u eiestesa 5sostSs. s.ssisd
clnirs 10 the asnount Of COZ francs from the
produce OF his literary labors, and promised to
Rsy 1870 mossin January and February. He
tle claims e an: promising 70 do - by economy
ana iissrsry labor : = 80 s. = Z. g ais
III !. stated that the Grand Trunk RAILWAY
y bszeuSablished in Toroa.s, O. W. for the ~,
manufaets!e, fos team Of yean, ct thsif old saib.
The capital nccss1ry 70 stsst e will aet be less