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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-03-18

SEcRsrARy Oh SrArE's OFyIcE,
COLUMBUS, Ono.
! hereby certify that the foregoing acts are
true copies Of the original rolls now on file in
this Office. A. p. RUSSELL,
Secretary Qf State.
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OETrLE UP i--sETTLE UP 1.-THE under.
dsbtsd 10 them TO come forward Immediately
and make settlement. A prompt Compliance
with this reasonable requirement, will save
trouble and cost. A word TO the wise 10 sum
cisnt- II. POWELL 4 SONS.
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MRS. R0BTNSON'S CERTIFICATE.
VERNON, Trumbnll county,

MHy Isl, ISjN,
This certihes that | have been in very poor
health for years and found little or no relief
after employing number OF physicians. Ny
disease was Pr0lapss Uteria. / had been re.
duccd by that and flouor Albus until had be.
come ulCeerated tn considerable extent. By
the advice of DR.. G. w. Bushnell | procured
and took six bottles of Marshall's Uterine Ca.
tholioOn, which enabled me to attend to my
husband in his last sickness until he died.
which was about II year since. | have taken
three bottles since his death, which have made
mo ablo To labor and support my family OF
three children IL is tho only thing that has
mitig.ted my suffering, for which | feel very
grateful. MARY 4. ROBINSON.
Tue CatholicOn is for sale by
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
GEnHInl Auani for Ohio
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LNARM IN IOwA.-An individual in Find.
IL lay, has 4 Farm OF I2O acres located in
Monroe county, Iowa, which he will dispose uf
for cash, or exchange for good claims or town
property In findlay. For further particulars
Gallon 8. A. SPEAR
May ~, 1853. Real Estate agent.
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Ho! for Pixies Peak!

rNHE undersigned, formerly Of Carney. Swim
l. Il Co., Cincinnati, has established \ house
AT l.eavenworth City. Kansas, for tho purpose
OF furnishing outns Of all kinds to persons in.
tend ng 10 visit the extensive
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Also by
A. LANGwoRTHY. Findlay;
ISRAEL GREEN, I"
HIPKiNS Il CO., Gilboa;
W. l.. HELLER d CO., Van Buren,,
SCHROCK h CORBIN, Vanlue
@. S. MOSHER, Arlington;
B. b. BARNEY h CO., McComb.
NJ. s. HAMLIN, Mt. Blanchard,
August Is, l85S.-[6m
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AUDIroR's OrEic., FISpLAY,
HANCOCK CouSTY, Quo.
thereby certify that the foregoing acts are
correctly copied from these certified To by the
Secretary Of State. AARON HOWARD,
dudilor of Hancock county, Ohio.
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BLOOD PURIFIER AID BLOOD PILLS.

N
! PHARMAcY.
DIR. ROBACK'S
SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.
WHEN DIR. ROBACK. the renowned swe.
Purifier and Blood Pills in the United States. he
SGT forth In plain language their curative
properties. THIS was years ago. The task NJ
recommending them has since been fdtsn oui
Of his hands. Enlightened men, whose char.
acter for sound Judgment and philosophy,
give their opinions weight in the community,
men who ubse &c, reflect, AMI make "assur.
ance doubly sure" before they decide-aro
everywhere approving and urging the use vi
these wonderful preparations. All who con.
h1e in the wisdom and honesty Of this class, or
who choose tn investigate for themselves, are
now OF one mind un this important subject.
pr. Roback invites the attention Of the sick
10 the
ORIGINAL LETTERS,
from members of the Medical Profession. Edit.
nrs ~ public Journals, well known Merchants
and Farmers, and ladies nf the highest respect.
ability, giving acc UNITS of extranr linary cures
wrought by tho remedies, of which cures they
themselves were
EYE WITNESSES.
These parties may be consulted personally
or By letter. hy those who have any noubt up.
on the subject. The evidence in the possess
ION NJ fDr. RobaCk, which Is at all times access
ible to the public, establishing the following
FACTS:
That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD FILLS
have been proved by analysis to
CONTAIN so MINERAL;
That they cure tho almost universal complaint
DYSPEPSIA
with nnerring certainty, and in very short
time. That after all other Medicines have
proved useless, they relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
andrestore the health and strength Of the suf.
ierer. That
SICK FEMALES,
who have languished for years IN help,ess
weakness and despondency, recuperate with
almost miraculous rIpldity under their inyig.
Grating operation. That all sexual disabilities
are removed by thoir cordial aud gently stim.
ulatns properties. That they recruit
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS,
however they may have been trined with and
abused. That their direct tendency is to
LENGTIIEN LIFE,
and render II enjoyable. That, operating di.
rccuy upon the poison Of disease in the blood
they
4 CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,
and discharge from the system, every taint OF
Scroiula' whether hereditary or otherwise
That they
RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED,
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TIL HE LIVER
IN WIG o R AT q R !
PREPARED BY DR. SANFORD,
rovruounHsd eutfrsIv froxn nUMc

rs one Of .he best Purgatiye and Liver Med.
Il icinrs now before the public, that acts as
Cnfharfic, easier, rilder. and moro effectuaI
than any other mt dicine known. II not only
n Cotharfic, but Ltper remedy. act ing f,rst on
the Lirer to eject It's morbid matter, thus ac
complishing two purposes ffottuafiy, without
any Of the painful feelings experienced in The
operations vi most Cathd,fics. II strengthens
the system at the same time that II purges II:
and when taken daily IN moderate doses, vii
strengthen and build IL UP with unusual rapid.
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A HOUSE AND FOUR LOTS EOR SALE.
n A good dwelling house and four lots ad.
dining, located In the suburbs Of Findlay, Ia
offered for sale ON very reasonable terms, by
8. A. SPEAR, Real Estate Agsnt
June 4, 1858.
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NHE undersigned has established Roal Es
Sewing Machines.

THEundersigned hssbeen appointed Agent
for the sale Of Singers Sewing Mac chimes:
and is prepared to supply Clothiers, Sad
dlers, Shoe Establshme nts, and private fam.
lilies with such machines
At the Mnnufheturcr's Lowest Rates.
These Machines are coming nto very gen.
eral use, and are admitted to be very deci-
ded improvement on anything Of the kind
previously offered to the public.
FtNpLAY, March 10. s. A. SPEAR.
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TN LOT FOR sALE.-The undersi gned has
l. an excellent town lot, situated in n ftvora.
BILE position on Main street, Finday, to dispose
of. 8. A. SPEAR Real Estate .fgsnf.
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AN ACT
MOSS !

iNo.35.l AN ACT
To amend the seventh section OF the act en-
titled "An act Tor the Prevention o.
usming." passed March i2, 1881, as
amended by the act OF April II, 1887, en-.
titled "An act to amend an sct entitled
'An act more effectuslly to prevent gam.
bling" passed January II, ls48.
Srcrios 1. Be il enacted by the General
Assembly ofthe state OF Ohio, That the sew
enth section Of the act entitled can act for
the prevention OF gaming" passed March
~, 1881, ss emended by the third section OF
the act passed April IL, 1867. entitled
"An act TO amend 'an act entitled IAN act
moro efectuslly to prevent gambling
passed Jsnusry IL, lS46, lie ~ amended IS
10 read as foiIows Sec. 7. That IL any
person shall / lay at any game whatsoever
for sny sum Of money, or other property Of
any yslue, or shsll make any bet or wager for
suy sum OF money, or other property Of val.
ue, every such person shall, on conviction
thereof, be fned in any sum not exceeding
one hundred dollars, OF BE- imprisoned in the
county jail not less than ten days nor more
than six months.
SEC. 2. That the third section Of the act
passed April IL. 1857, entitlcd "An act
10 amend an sct entitled "a act more effect
uslly 10 prevent gombling,' passed Jsnu-
sry IL, ls4s, be aud the same is hereby re-
pesled.
SIC. This act shall take effect FROM its
passage. WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House uf ntatiyes,
MARTIN WELKRR,
o. afe
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A MOTHER FARN.-A GOOD FARM OF
N $50 ACRES is offered for sale. II is si,u.
ated on Blanchard River, about Ave miles from
Findlay, aud lies high and dry. There are 100
ACRES CLEARED, with YOUNG ORCHARD,
and good farm house, and frame barn. -
8. A. SPEAR, Real Esfnfe Agsnf
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A VALUABLE PROPERTY.-A farm Of
~ eighty acres. with forty.nve acres clear.
cd and other improvements, Is offered for sale.
II Is located on the road leading from Heck's
mill to Van Buren,, about four miles from Find.
lay, in n very good neighborhoOd. For the
terms Of sale and other particulars, enquire OF
s. A. SPEAR, Real Estate Agent.
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February al. 1859.

No. 22.l AN ACT
To amend the is6th section Of an act enti.
tied "An act OF the Jurisdiction and Pro.
cedute before Justices Of the Peace, and
OF the duties Of Constables in Civil
Courts" passed March Ia, 1853.
srcrIo. J.. Be il enacted by the Gene, al
Assembly OF the state OF OHIO, That said
section lS6 shall be so amended as to read
as follows: Sec. ls6. Whenever a vacnnc y
shall occur in the office Of Constable, in any
tow nship, by death, removal, resignation or
non accep,snce Of the rerson elected, or
when there shall he failure TO elect, the
Township Trustees shall appoint suitable
person to fill such vacancy until the next
annual election for Constable. and until a
successor be elected and qualified pro.
vided, however. that in any case when there
shall be no Constable in any township Of
any county In this state. the Constable Of
any other adjoining township in SAID coun.
ty shall and is hereby authorized to serve
any process that any Constable Of said town.
ship is now or may he authorized to serve
by law.
SEc. 2. That said original section one
hundred and eighty six is hereby repealed.
Src 3. This act to take effect and be in
WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House OF Repres. natives.
E. BASSETT LANGDON.
President pro tenn. OF the Senate.
February IA, 1859.
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mo. "a. AN ACT
Supplementary to an net entitled can act
defining certain duties OF Clerks, Sherffs.
Procuring Attorneys" passed February
26, le42.
SrcrioS /. Be il enacted by the General
Assembly ofthe state Of Ohio, That it shall
be the duty of every Clerk Of every Court OF
Record to receive from the hands Of the
Sheriff, or other officer Of the Court, all
costs taxed upon any writ issued from the
Court, such as appraisers fees, printers
fees, or any other fees necessarily incurred
in the execution Of any such writ, and pay
the same over to the person entitled thereto
on demand; and il shall be the duty Of the
Sheriff, or other officer Of Court, to tax such
costs, collect and pay the same over TO the
Clerk Of the Court from which the writ is.
sued, giving the name OF each individual.
and ,he amount which each is entitled 10
receive.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of tn. House Of Represt natives,
E. BASSETT LANGDON,
President pro TEN. OF the Senate.
February IA, 1859.
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a Benepolenf Institution, established BY special en-
do,cmsnf for te relief Of he sick and disfres'ed,
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AN ACT

mo. 26.l AN ACT
To prohibit Watchme1 and other Police or
fcers from claiming witness fees in Ger.
tain cases.
SxcrioS /. Be il enacted by the Ge neral
Assembly OF the state Of Ohio, That nc
Watcbmsn OF other Police Officer shall be
entitled to any witness fees IN any case
prosecuted under any criminal law OF the
state of Ohio, or any ordinance Of a city oil
the first or second class, before any Police
Judge OF Mayor Of any such city, Justice ol
the Peace, OF other officer, having jurisdic-
tion in such cases.
SIC. .. THIS act shall take eject from
and alter it's passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House OF Repiese tstiyes,
Z. BASSETT LANGDON,
President pro TEN. of the Senate
February IL. 1888.
mo. SOL AN ACT
To amend section sixty -four OF an act enii
tied "An act to provide for the Ieorgsni.
cation, supervision. and maintenance o.
Common Schools" passed March II. 1853
SrcrioN /. Be 1t enacted by the @ enera
Assembly OF the State Of Ohio, That section
sixty-iou Of the act Aforesaid, as said sec.
tion 10 now amended, shall be 80 sme nded
as to read ~ follows: Sec. 81. The debl,
which have heretofore been contracted b,
any school district for school purposes shall
be provided for by the estimate Of the propeI
School boards created under the provisions
Of this act, and actions may be brought
sgainst such Boards TO recover the same
When any judgment shall be obtained
against any such School Board. il shall be
the duty Of said Board to mske an estimate
for the distTictor sLb.district, as said Board
may deem equitable. Of the amount required
to satisfy such judgment. with interest and
costs. Said amount SO estimated shall be
certified TO the County Auditor, shall be as.
sessed BY him upon tho district or sub. dis
trict. as the case may be, aud shall be col.
iscted and paid out in the same manner a.
other school taxes, up n the order Of the
Clerk Of said Board upon the Township
Treasurer. to satisfy the judgmen ut Aforesaid.
Src. Q. That section sixty. four Aforesaid
be aud the same hereby 10 Iepesled.
sEc' .. This cot shall take effect upon
~ passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
speaker Of tes House Of Representatives,
MARTIN WELKER.
February 10. 1883.
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AFFLICTED READ!

Experience has rendered DR.. X. a most sue.
cessful practitioner IN the cure of NIL diseases
of private nature; manhOod's ebility, Ms an
impcdmcnt to marriage; nervous and sexual
iniirmities, diseases of the skin, and those
Arising from abuse Of merrurY.
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CAUSE SOON TO HEAL,
RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED,

and discharge from the system, every taint OF
Scroiult' whether hereditary or otherwise.
That
, 1859-03-19
.Jfl1lal1rtll ann Commercial
MON ETARY.

FnsrAx Evrx.so, Masel, ls.
Business Of all kinds extremely quiet. No
change in money matters. Eastern Exchange
II II cent Currency abundant. discounts, 10
q cent. Street rates, l@a q cent. Gold plcn-
tyA.l..
SEw Yors.-Thc New York Commercial .id-
t.r''t~'r of Wednesday contains the following;
There has been some reaction in tic money
market: The calling in Of demand loans by
some Of the large banks, us mentioned ycster-
but the market was nbnndantls supplied irn,nc-
datc1y aftcrwnrd, and they rccdcd to the old
point. Ono Of the banks which called ycster-
:iav, We understand, is offering to place new
Ioaus to-dny-"
TorAL bAHK1xG CAPITAL OF TIE UNITED
SrArEs.-Thc toth Bank capital reported fur
1l'r whole United States, according to State
mcn made by tho Treasury Department, is 400
millions, Of which New York, Philadelphia,
Boston and New Orleans hare about onc-third.
Although Boston reports circulation Of six
and ahalf millions only, it is the redecming
point for nearly the whole circulation of New
Engtand-about thirty millions The onlv bank
in Texas for some years past having been
cl"Scd recently, the bills of tue New Orleans
banks now form nearly the whole bank ciscula-
1ion Of that State and Mississippi.
ST. Loc1s.-sight drafts on the East selling It
= cent premium for bankable funds. Currcn-
cy bought by the brokers at g@l q cent dis
count, and sold at ! z cent
C1ScrSSAz1.-ThcC Cincinnati Ca:<t{< Of ycster.
day contains the following:
1.-The demand for Eastern Exchnnre M rom.
, 1859-03-19

BUFFALO. March 1s.-The Railroad Conycn-
tion met pursuant to ADJOURNMENT at o'clock
this morning. The time table coulntte sub
united schedule of time between New York
and Chicago, making The starting time o,?a from
ed to by thc Hudson River Railroad, who wants
the tnie to BE- "A, ~, and utterly refused to
cohcur. The report Of the committee thcreupon,
YVES rejected by the Convention.
ltwas moved that another committee Of fire
br appointed to prepare schedule which all
might ayrce upon. or cndea'or to effect COM
promise. After some debate, the matter was
entirely dropped: Convention adjourned:
4 Gull is issued for another Convention Of
these interested MS 10 time Of starting from New
York. to be held this afternoon.
T.e Convention of General Freight'aAgcn
now in session.
Charles Moran. President Of the New York
sud Eric Railroad, utterly refuses to be bound
hy ANY compact. There is no result likely to be
arrived ut.
The Convention representing Southern. Nes,
tern and South Western interests is to bc held
ii Columbus. on the 23d inst.
, 1859-03-19
BY TEL LEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF THE WESER.

Nsw. Yoax, March ls-The steamer Wcser
left Cork, March 6th, and brings Liverpool dates
10 the ere Of the 4th.
GRkAr BR1rA1s.-parliauientary proceedings
unintercsting.
An important movement had taken place
among the leaders of the Liberals.
Lords Ruascu md palmerston hare confessed
against the government reform bill
Lord Tennox one Of the Lords Of the Trca-
'sury, hnd resigned aad was succeeded by Peter
Blackburn.
The Morning .Adresti*er reports the assurance
ths: the. Marquis Of Salisbury. Lord Manners,
aud Sir Edward Lytton only hold of tcmpor-
ariy.
The war question remains nnaltcrcd in u.s.
poet.
There are rcmarks ia Paris that Austria had
made oounter proposals to Lord Cowley in
which she is supported by Prussia
The French government organs are getting
moro belligcrcat-
The .warlike, preparations ct A.rseilles are
somewhat relaxed.
The Bourse continued sensitive md auctuat-
ing: ,..-.-..,
The Constitutional had announced positively
the withdrawal OF the French troops from Rome,
but the -1ontteur pronounced the statement
premature.
lowing to the storm the wires between here
and Cleveland are SO much out Of order that it is
impossible Tor US TO get the balance Of tue for.
ejgn news. REr.l
, 1859-03-19
Daily Review OF Chicago Market.


Fnn'Ar Eykxtso. March Is.
FRElG11Ts-Twoc canal boats will lumber 10 st. Lous Ut
q pr t.kN fat.
FI.orn-Ma1krt quiet with hit little Inquiry. 70 brls
E" snisrtnc sold ii HISS. Spring Extra nounal al e3ls
o..;f'f o1tuon tu chnice; Winter Extras, eGG7G.0.
WIIEAT-NixrE,-1n Inactive. salcs to-lay were: 100
1u NJ. Iirl t:c s"rascl 1t ais SrE1xu-C Cucugrl.
sal.s wr o u stauia' &c stasec) q. Il: 1oo1Da No. =
Spring tic aec) nj elfe 500 bu u f4e Etcras) ut sic
sH su tsr stuc) at 9 100 udo al 9c &c su.are)
fur delivery tho L len days of Mas4 Mt sellers option.
C0RN-Qulct. Sass 1&U l,u Shtltd nj s5c per 10
lin on Galeu7 track TO sss:s DO nj &c OF track-
OAT5 u Seed Oats al tic. Market sc1y dull and nou,-
1nal nj ;Ots nc fur c'nmon tn fair.
NARLEY-caohu No.e private tcsuls $500 bu do {4c
storJEc) ii 3lein~turl.
KiE-yesy Little osssnE. 1u good demand at 9oe5e m
fO1hs.
SEEDS--T1xorHE.-ycry scarcc and in good demand.
Sales Is hu fair $500. cLoysR-ull with se ot
small rrta lots ej..o NrxoAB1As GnAs-1p en,a! 4,
&IIA@l..5.
1IlGlIWlNES-I:O hhls. In lots ut &c
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS prices, sc small lots :iGs
Ssc
DEASs-No demand We quote the market nominal ii
so8elso.
rRoy1sIONs--Meas FORK nominal nj a1t.Ncsfe =,
Ness Bscf. ts-:o< 40: 800 Jolc4 snld al 4c.
DRESSED uOGS-1o Hogs averaging u; H. sold a,
&6.
1AKn-Notulual at lie.
TAl1hW-scaEcc and In demand at 1e}Glo4c.
A1DEs-Flnn Sales were nj the following rates Greer
Country. sie; Green Sated ea@9c: Dry Flint. 17Gl:3c
Country rrlts, 4I91.4 40; City. e1.co@1..3.
UtTTER-1n good demand. Sales TODAY wcrc:-G1
n. good Eu at SOC: 10 kegs fair do at lsc Common II
9l6c.
EGGS-1n good supply. with sales Of F,rah at &c.
roCLTRY-Drcascdc chckens ts.soas s..3 rcr doz- Iys
90. tl-s;6.le PCT doz. Dressed TurkcyR scRb.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 6o9tse choice, en&ssc.
DRIED FhulT-Arplca, 1of91lc: Pazcd Feachca l74a
19c: CHparcd Ic,chea 1piezli}c
, 1859-03-19
TRANSFORMATION.
BUFFALO, CLEVELAND AND
IL CHICAGO LINE OF -.
REREW 9TEANpR

On 5s opsnias q Lake Navigation The pso:eton q .hs
Screw s<asueza Of graf strength snd spsed.
Forming Tri-Weekly Line,
And running IN connection at uo with the vKw Yo1K
CEJIkAL RAlIxoAp, and the Mt1GuAxYs' cks1HAL Lt1k
oy CA8 BoATA on the Erie Canal and Cleveland With
the CLHEnA1D and pEtEsBCAaH RAu.toAp touching u
Rs9. Raa Maef!oas ShstSyS.a or Washington. A~7u-
This Line Is nov prepared Issue eoutaets and give
through reeepts Tor property destined Detroit Cleveland
IIuSalo and Al way st1ttunn the New York Central
Western md boston and ocheer RailroedA and principal
pacea on the Line Of the Erie lanai AnY Troy Hos2on
New fotk and and fsutn those pces % Shchoy
kegan and Chicago.
The liberal patronage e1tened to tbs line ths east
by the travelling public. has induced the pruieto.s
k1ety {ncre their accommodation fer passengers and
those desiring cheap sat aad comfortable route win ind
Insurance on property shipped ty this line eaa be obtain
e It less rate than other Il having within
tern million dollaEs ID vatnc. Without any loas
With fhese unequ1e facilities, The propnotors hope to
rrcelve liberal patronage:
CONTRACTING AGENTS.
John Fl. Moalb Axs n 7. e. r. L. -. B,rn4luay y. i
y, y. spsuld@k n Az. sPsuldnxs E1pttat ~ :.
Stewart, Ast- Cleveland Pittsburgh r. r. Pits
| y. ". Chandles. Gen1 Fl AT. do do Cleveland
Nix + Aor!is. For.sEdins MERCHANTS ,,,.' Do
| RICHMOND x CO.,
Corner Of CLARK md south " ater.sia.. Chicago
| SHELDON PEASE, Managing Afsnt.
/ 0mee foot Of Michigan stsves. bu1Ilo, y. !.
, 1859-03-19
TNIIE WESTERN TRANSPORT
ALTON COMPANY.
1859. - LasS I 1859.
INCORPORATED 1856.

Capital SSo0,oVo.
Sa !S $EhEX M5kGSS Il ys rss r l. fWTy Ra :;!a Hn
.aa ssnfa s:gxs u I'm r. 's F nj sss tasx s'ss :;
nasxa1. vii, Sua,s aa.rra+ fesir lib IN Iakrs s
pni@rty @ IL aa fr Scw iott. faslaIclphl G,a si
bany. Tiny, an! lnermeie places and Lakes Ehe.
Meesu and Huson By the liuds'" ise' and E'e tana'
liz w"lS Of the Erie csna, Enlargement hnow aly7ac
ufevnk tn s customers .seh tcl4l prulsnes and dss
ssh: twsvn New Iofk aa l'ao, as to command ''''''
Lss f ct, ] r. *,sss3s s'5. s III s ~. ] I
lux H. ensuing .et~ .iJ The uuds,ssnTd /. pcparyI
Nuke euntscss s a,ri down fright BY sts and ans
Eyp.s. axsr as Nv 1eFa H. en ,;
t.vs The choe of 1utt7 10 and f"u View iosk aad ta4
1.reu ALLIES. General Agent, crntss. Slip, S:S.
jAaEs ii. WitGCS A.tor Huuse B,l1t!ng NY.
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JulIN L. KIMBERLY President.
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JAMES T.. EVANS. Sts'y and 1rs:aSurcr
On the opening Of navigation thl. Company will re pre-
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To MIR between Buffalo at, tLIegn touching
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VI feel warranted 1 Representing 10 our numerous custom
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| GREATER DISpATCH AND AT LESS RATES
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