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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1860-05-30
AN ADMIRABLE LETTER..

| Abraham Lincoln ON Republican
Princtpies-opinion OF the Massa-
chusetts Amendment.
The Illinois Stats Anzieger has the fol.
lowing
The news Of the nomination of Abraham
| Lincoln as a candidate for the Presidency
has met with joyful response here. and
will, we are convinced, be received with
enthusiasm throughout the entire Union
His character is ireprOachable, and his
opinions are sound. as will be seen by the
subioined letter, which he wrote about this
time last year, probably not dreaming that
twelvemonth later he would be called forth
as the standard bearer of the Republican
party. Here is the letter.
SPEISGFiELD, May IL, 1859.
DR. THEODORE CASIsIUs Dear Sir
Your letter, in which you inquire on your
own account and in behalf of certain other
German citizens. whether I approve or op.
pose the constitutional provision in rela.
ton to naturalized citizens, which was
lately enacted in Mass ach usetts; and
whether / favor or oppose fusion of the
Republicans with the other Opposition
elements in the campaign Of 1860, has been
received.
Massachusetts, is asovereign and indie
pendent State, and / have no right TO ad.
wise her in her policy. Yet il any one is
DESTROYS TO draw conclusion as to what
l would do, from what she has done,
may speak without improperly. say,
then, that so far as | understand the Mas.
sachusetts provisions. am against it a.
gainst its adoption not only in Illinois,
but in every other place in which have
the right 10 oppose it. AS | understand
the spirit of our institutions, it is designed
to promote the elevation Of men. l am
therefore, hostile Tn anything that tends to
their debasemeut.
1t is well known that / deplore the op
pressed condition of the blacks, and il
would, therefore, be very inconsistent for
me TO look with approval upon any meas
ure that infringes upon the inalienable
rights of white men, whether or not they
are born ia another land, or speak a differ
ent language from my own.
In respect TO a fusion, | am in favor Of
it whenever il can be effected on Republi
can principles, but upon no other conditions.
A fusion upon any other platform would
be as insane as unprincipled. Ii would
thereby lose the whole North, while the
common enemy would still have the sup
port Of the entire South. The question
ia relation to men is different. There are
good aud patriotic men, aud able states.
men In the South. whom would willing
ly support If they would place themselves
on Republican ground; but shall oppose
the lowering tho Republican standard even
a hairsbreadth.
have written in haste, but I believe
thatI have answered your questions sub
stantially.
Respectfulld yours,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
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j. @. BURSEFT,l
Il. w. OsBoRs,}
w, @. LUProN,)


HOW Oiu hoe Recetteu the news.
When the news OF the nomination was
received in Springfield. Mr.. Lincoln was
in the State Journal Office A boy came
headlong into the room where be was sit
ting, with sealed dispatch. which he
placed in his hand. MIR. Lincoln opened
IL and sudden pallor came oyer his
features. He gazed upon il intsntly nearly
three minutes. Then his customary smile
returned and he rose, saying: "Well
boys, there is a little woman down at our
house who is interested in this business !"
and he walked away without any further
appearance Of agitation. 10 inform Mrs
Lincoln OF the joyful news.
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INTERESTING TO THE LADIES The chief
object Of interest to American ladies in the
japanese embassy il young man of
rank, whose face is as light AZ the facs of
most Americans. and who is model OF
manly beauty and remarkable for the
gracefuIness Of his manners. He il the
son Of rich and powerful prince, aud is
besides, possessed of great wealth in hIs
own right. He already understands the
Dutch language. and is very anxious 70
learn our language
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~ The Baltimore Patriot says. Mary
land can be carried for the Baltimore ticket
but. adds the Patriot, 1--WE are not content
to GARY Maryland alone, or even in com
pany with Tennessee. We want major
ity of the votes o. all ths States 10 the
Electoral College. We can only get il by
the support of those nominated at Chica-
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How TIE v oRLD - OWEN TO LYISo -
We understand from undoubied authority
that distinguished Democrat Of Sullivan
County, sod Democratic speaker in the
southern portion Of this County, in can
vsssing their respective localities, take oc
easion to use The following language !:
"Tke editor Of the TIRE Haufe Express said
IN ans paper. that The fame Of John Bropn
Tsnh iiUs. long after the memOry Of Washing.
ION ioonid be forgotten"
These little demsgogues tell this bare.
faced fsiseboOd, in order TO create the i'm.
pressioo that the Republican party favored
the raid Of John Brown at Harper's Ferry.
They never produce the copy Of the Ex.
press in which such a paragraph is found.
but by this cunning lying. seek to advance
the interests Of the pro slavery. disunion
Democratic party.
IL is unnecessary for Us 10 say to the
readers Of the Express. that we never
thought or wrote such n sentence, and none
but the smallest specimen Of modern
Democratic demagogue. would so misrepre-
sent Us.
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~ Our city aud vicinity. was visited
last evening by heavy lain, accompanied
by thunder aud lightning and hail, in con.
adorable quantities.
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CoscoRDIA FxsrivAL.-We had promised
ourselves the pleasure Of attending the
Festival given on Saturday night by the
young ladies Of the Concordia Society, but
was prevented by the serious illness Of one
OF our children, which 10 us was double
disappointment. We are pleased TO learn,
however, that the Festival was we'll atten-
ded, and that everything was arranged
and conducted with that superior taste aud
Judgment for which the young ladies com
posing the Society are so proyerbisl.
IL At y regular session Of Asbury
Chapel Sunday school. Sunday. May 9th,
the folio ing resolutions were offered and
unanimously adopted
Resolved, That the thanks Of this school
be aud are hereby rendered to Mr.. MeKeen,
who so kindly gave us the use Of his
grounds for our pic mic. Also
Resolved, That the thanks of the school
be returned to the proprietors of the livery
stables aud hotels for the use Of their
carriages and omnibuses in conveying us
10 and from the grounds.
Resolved, That the Secretary be ordered
10 have these resolutions published IN one
Of the daily papers Ct the city.
W ID. GASSETT, Sec'y.
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Republican state Ticket.


ron GOVERNOR,
HENRY s. LANE. Of Montgomery.
yoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
OLIVER P. MORTON, Of Wayne,
ron SECRETARY or STATE.
WILLIAM A. PEELLE, Of Randolph
ron TREASURER OF STATE,
JONATHAN s. HARVEY, of Clarke.
FOR AUDITOR on STATE,
ALBERT LANCE, of Vigo.
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL,
JAMES @. JONES, of Vanderburgh
ron REPoRTER or SUPREME COURT,
...BENJAMIN HARRISON. of Marion.
FOR cLERS oE SUPREME COURT,
JOHN z. JONES. of Lagrange.
roR SUPERINTENDENT or PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
MILES J. FLETCHER, of Putnam.
County Opposition Ticket
FOR COUNTY TREASURER,
HARVEY d. SCOTT,
FOR CLERK,
JACOB II. HAGER,
FoR SHERIFF,
SAMUEL CONNER,
FOR REPRESENTATIVES,.
JOHN p. USHER,
HENRY FAIRBANKS.
ron soNMoS HLEAs JUDGE,
ALEX. q. CRANE.
PROSECUTION COMMON PLEAS COURT,
PUTNAM BROWN.
FoR CORONER,
NV. BENSON,
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the FINAL

The Saengerbund Association will 10.
day after marching through our principal
streets. march 10 The fine grounds north Of
the city to have pic mic. !" and will wind
up the Festival by grand ball tonight at
National Hall.
If the day and night is pleasant, il will
be Joyous season to our German fellow
citizens and their guests.
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Read the following from the Hon. Nor.
ris Morris. formerly Auditor Of the State


Indiana:
1sDIAsAPoLIs, Sept. 2, 1857.
DR. G. W RoBAcK-Dear Sir: Having
been troubled for several years with ak.
IRENE debility and weakess, so much that
| was unable 10 attend 10 my ordinary
business at times, aud having heard of tho
wonderful cures that your Scandinavian
Blood Purifier and Pills were effeeting,
was induced by a 10 try them. I have
been using the Pusifiee Cor the last twelve
months, aud find the medicine fully equal
to it, recommendations. SO valuable is it's
use to me that cannot now dispense with
the use Of it at my advanced age OF life
seventy seven years. Yours,
MoRRIs MoRRIs.
See advertisement.
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Presidential Eiectorai.Ticket.
Electors for The State at Large,
WILLIAM CUMBACK, OF Decatur,
JOHN l.. MANSFIELD. of Jefferson.
District Electors.
LIST Dlstrlct-Cyrus NJ. Allen, Of Knox;
2nd District-John W. Ray of Clarke;
3rd District--Morton O. Hunter, OF Monroei
9Th Dislriet-JOhn II. Farquahar, OF FRANKLIN
sth Dlstriet--Nelson Trusler, OF Fayette'
9th Distrlet-Reuben A. Riley, OF Hancock
eth District John Hannah, OF Putnam
ath Distriet--Samuel II. HUFF. OF Iippeeanoe;
OH DlstIict-James NJ. Tyner, OF miami
10th District-fsaae Jonk lnson. OF Allen
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Hence no matter what the decision Of
the Supreme Court may be on that abstract
question, still the right Of the people TO
make slave Territory or free Territory
is perfect and complete under the Sebras.
ka bill.
mo matter what the decision OF the Su.
prems Court may be I" Why the Little
Giant is "blacker. and darker, and more
bloody than Giddiugs himself" HE sets
at defiance all the guarantees OF the Cen
stitution, all the rights of the States and
all the privileges Of the people" What
will you do with him. Mr. Cookery 2 You
certainly will not support him one moment
longer.
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pose for which it was intended-s lecture
room. The stage upon this occasion was
elevated scarcely sufficient to bring the
choir in full view Of the whole audience
when the room is filed. yet the heads Of
those on the back Of the stage almost
touched the ceiling OF course this defect
in this otherwise fine building is irrerara.
bic. aud we can only regret IL 10 so. aud
hope the error may be avoided in The
r,s,,ra
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REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES.
FOR PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN

FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
lHANNIBALr III A nj l. N,
or MAINE.
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RaiI ROaae.
185Q--60.
.I6YsIand, U0IlmbHs { CineiElati RailF0al

Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad
ketl s.
- - -, ~ =
WINTER ARRAYcF7TTn4T
IN AND AFTER MONDAY. Nov:
~ H 1859 Passenger Trains leave CeTelard AZ follow !.
! IS A. M. Cincinnati Express stopuirgst BsFea raf-
ton La Grange wellington. New Lopdon ga-
lem Shelby, and all stations south 0f gheIiV
7. 90 y d Cincinnati Night Passgng
tlOns bstHesn Cleveland and 6a7lion ao5 AZ
CaEdingtOn and Delaware also, ItoppinF h
leave passengers II al stations south Of n Non
CONNECTIONS.
sholbys Bandusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad, f3a
80, mulshed Mt EeTnOa, Newark, Zansgvilit, ae
SlaHtlnet Pittsburgh IT. Wayne and Chicago Railroad
i9rForelf Upper snnGusky, Dsph0s, Lima 1t
Wayne, LEperts, Chicago, Ec west and East
Gallon and Bsiisfoafsiss RsiiTosd Line for Marion Bsrs.
i9ntains, Sidney Union, MHncis, I1diualpOis
4erle hallei Euconles, EE angYilie, Louisville
gtFo, St. Louis &C.
De,aHA Hyt0l and Cincinnati Line for gpringfsd. o.
Dayton Hamilton, Cneinnati. Riehmond. In
diauGD0i1, Terro Hauts 81 Ioui1, n /. al a
Cincinuati with the Ohio Minri1riDui RaiI-
Toad for Louisville and al points On tie ohio
csluubus, Ltls Miami and Columbus and Xsuia Rail
road fof xenla, Dayton, Indianapolis, Tsrrs
hautet 81 Louis MORROW, LOFeland, and Cin-
Cinnntl, and with the OHIO and hIiIgislfpBi Rail
road a. Cincinnati for LOuisyie FTnnrViIis
Cairo, 81 LOulz and allp ointg nn The Ohio riTef
Couu1uE Central Ohio Railroad for Newark ZauarVi1s
WheeiingJ &C. Columbus, Piquz azd Tadiaaa
Railroad for Piqua, Urbanl, &c.
y For Tickets 70 ali points and inoTmatioa apply 1t
the Union Ticket Once, 81 supsrorHtrest tks Pas
Songur station. ,
Cleveland New u 1850.
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Nrw YoFK nlARKEr-Msreh 2.
ley TELEeRAFH.l

Ashesssady and unchanged Sales IS bbls at IS Is for
pole and SIS 81 i Tor pearls.
FioUr-SasS soOO bbls 2 SSlBas5,25 for super State;
SO aSs5o for sEtTa state ~ ios supeI 49,. ~
for fresh ground Shipping hfunds round hoop Ohio
Market shade higher with better demand, both for east
CsnSdEn FloUT-Saiss 81 bblS at $5e597 90 common to
Rys FlOur-Murks, quiet, with snail Lsales at $97o9
Bunkuhsat FlOur-In moderate request atlsI,szH9l75
Com Msal--ouet and unchanged, Jersey Ss,5OSS,so'
WhsEyWnhouf material change. Sales of 400 bbs al
3 l-2dflC
AIileTs Sposed buy with consde freedom ngt
the advanced prices insisted by the no ders aeTay
,hecks ths demand Sales 700 bus lnierieL On
private tems 5000 bush white Indiana al Sli s00 eush
Rys-Duil sHd lower Sales Of $500 bus prime Sc &c
BsTisyoue and firmly held Sales 5000 bus rOwed
State at slc
Barisv Malt-Ouist At s5Gs0c.
bus 7s9sc for prime white and yellow chiefly Al
oals-salss at 4I49Es4ss for State western and Cana
Pork-Dun heavy and lower Sales 1850 bbls at SI72sa
II 81 I'D mess; SIS new msss $l4 2oaAi59 for new
B8ef-Fim and unchnnged sales 100 bbls at $l25Q4b0
countrpr IS 25 81 coun ~ NESS $9SlO repaeked
Beef Hams-Firm, with sales of 500 bs l39l6S6; new
held higher.
Cut Eeas-Seady. Sales $40 Pks &c for shoulders, 81
Bsooh@Ein1 Sales 900 boxes at sso CmD mddlss
LaTd-Hea7y. Sales go bbls at lI@115<e-
Butter-lll1l5c for Ohio; l5ll1Dc Tor state.
Cheess-Fair demand at 9Qnkc
Wool-FimeT. Sales so 600 lbs domestic fleece 271za62
Candles-Ffrm ut l7a19 and 20c Sales 5000 boxes.
DTeS ed Hoss-Firm st 6k(97c,
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CleYeIand FI00r Oll ClOlh NIaRuIaCIOry
JAMES H. ODELL,
BRASS FOUNDER,

A ND MANUFACTURERS OF BRASS
"a WORK Of every description, No 90 Umon street,
lew oorE from Superior street, Ceveland o. He Is pro.
ns 10 furnish an kinds of work used for Steam, Water
On Gas and all the various articles used IN the Plum ing
pu.nrFs Beer Pumps OF ali kinds made and repaired -
Brass sting done daily and Bras Work Of all kinds re-
pairpd. hSceha
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LAND WARRANTS.
Selling. B,yHg.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,

FLOUR-Firm. Sales 200 bls.' common extra at
$3.50 small lots do at same, and rye -four by the
dray-load at $3.50,
WHEAT-Sale car choice Milwaukee club at
81 30; and 1000 bus good red from store and deiiV
cred, at Si,2s.
Sale Of 5000 bushels nice red wheat at 81, ~
CORN-Lower. Sales 3 cars on track at 4Ihe
HIGHWINES-Sale 50 bis. at 2Ohc,i SO bis. at
2lc.; and small lots at same figure,
SEEDS-Sale 30 bus. clover at s4,lO, and small
parcels oftimothy at SSl2K.
BUTTER-Dull. Sales nice W. Rat TX and lsc.
EGGS-Steady at l2e,
DRIED APPLES-Sale 1900 lbs. at 65Sc.
SMOKED 1TEATS-Sale country cured hams at
&c.. and shoulders at 71Gc.
IL The paragraph with regard to the 10000 bus.
wheat said to have been thrown on the market
without finding buyers, found its way into this
morning s.paper without the knowledge of the re-
porter, who wishes to disOWn any connection with
it.
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Al Cleveland with syeand and Toledo, ClsTsland Co
lumbus Cincinna Cleveland and Erie and CleVo.aua
and Pttsbursl Railrsi 3s.
At sol0n with hacks TO Chagrin Falls, &c.
At hTantua Wiih hacks for RzEsnna, SC
At BraesVille with hacks % NeWsOT Fal.s, &c.
At Wansn with hacks 10 Sharon, Greenfield Msadvlls
Bloomfield Canfeld, &C.
At YO1ngstOTn with stages for New Castle, Poland,
Lowell and Enon VALLEY, and thence By P =. ". 4 C. r.
g. TO Pittsburgh.
Cleveland Feb @ 1889 -
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO BAIL Road.
q =. - -.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

4ElSz5sSEsz -. 80
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov
" llth, 1850, Trains this Road will leave ClsVslanG
a. follows:
TA0 A n stopping st Berea Grafton and all stations
the Southern DIVISION
400 P M Sandusky Mail stopping at all way stations
Northern Division east Of Sandusky.
1875 P. NJ stopping all stations Southern Diviuon
eXcep. Washington Genoa, and Cay Junction.
The 7:40 A 0 Train makes connection at AonrogTil8
with the SAnduskv Mansfield and Newark R R., and
Clyde with the Sardusky, Dayton Cincinnati r. e. for
Urb1na Springfield, Dayton, ClncinnOi and all points IN
the South.
AT Toledo the Tl0 A n and the 1855 p NJ trains make
direct connections with the Michigan Southern Northern
Indiana R. r. for Chicaso and al points in the West. Al
with the Toledo Wabash and Western R. R. for Fsrt
Wayne, Lhgansp0r lafayette Decatur, Springfield, Al.
ten, st Louis CaTo and al points in the Southwest
Also. TsOdo, with Toledo, Monroe and Detroit r. n
and Jackson Branch R. R for Detroit and Jackson,
For Information and tickets apply at the Union Ticket
Office, 81 Superior street, and at the Depot.
L d RUCKERl Supsrintsndsst.
Cleveland Nov. l2th, lsJ9.
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aIanufattnrts.
DAN'L W. DUTY,
CITY Undertaken,

Il EEPS ON HAND A LARGE
IN stock or all kinds aud styles Of CCFFlNS, embra
clnr a great variety of'ha style OF BURIAL CAsk
ETS ali OF which cannot be eGcecd by any milar con
Gem in thu State. NO, bs ERIE ST, CLEVELAND
80 L..
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Dated February ID 1899 CARTIER & : TgHEAAYER. gEIA
" lIs bhUUhEHt
Administrator Of James Town, deceassd
TnF 8

MASTER'S SALE.-In pursuance
lYl Of decretl order Of sale issued from the Court Of
Con Pleas Of CuyahOga Count Ohio. the suit of
Thomas PrtchaTd ainst Walter Allen and Others
to me directed shall expose for sale the door the
Court House. corner Of Seneca and ChamPaih St ia the
City of Cleveland, in said County, the 24h dav Of
March, 1860 at O'Clock p, of said day, the following
described lands and tenements, wit: Situate In the
township OF Brooklyn, Cuyahoga County Ohio. and is
known lot No. lI3 Hiram stones addition to Cleve
land composed of original Lots Nos ~ 50. in said
BROOKLYN township Said lot 6s 10 u feet front Col
umbus street. and ~ and IL feet deep the south line
and l5 and 53 feet deep along Erin avenue and 6s IL
feet wide on the west end, Appraised at Sl20
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CINCINNATI MARKET.


Provisous-The market is unchanged. The feeling gen
erallv is shade mer though pork sold on cas- or
terms Demand for bulk shoulders IS good a. exc but
holders ask 69e6 l. Sales pork At SlTb0 country
mess at SlT.25; and prime country lard Ut lOAc .
Flour-DeInand liuuted and prices irregut Small SIS
ruperfne a. IS 55(06,40 and extra at $3.50 @5,65.
Whiskv-Ss!es 1900 bbls at DC
Corn-sheIed is dull at sO95le Ear cOmin good de;
mand AZ fe949c
Oats-Steudy, with fair demand at 4sc.
RyV-Fim At 81.
BsrloV-Steadya at 70G72c for prime fal.
Cheese--Iu good demand and arm at l0c.
Butter-RSoeipts heavy aud the market dull Cen
tral is quoted al lIdl3c, and W. X at HGl5c.
Putafoes-Dui at 81 per hbl for northern
eesd-C over dull at "a 69G GO f1r prime. Timothy is IN
fan demand a. S365l5-
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
~ llth, 1850 Passenger Trains viii nas f5ll0WE:
LEAVE CLEVELAND
l0lO M Da Express Train, stopping a. all StatiOrg
cspt Wicklins, MeLtor. Perry, UnionVille and Say
brock, and arrives at Eris 1:64 P. M, Dunkirk 45
p. NJ, Buffalo Cos P M.
,s:4 p n Accommodated Train for Coneaut, stoppin
al all gay stations.
9.o0P M Hisht Express Train, stopping at PzinssEle
Asbtabula CouneEut and Girard only, audaUiEes 81
Eris l2.35 A. M., Dunkirk 2;40 A. n, Budalo A2l
AN. - -
LEAVE ERIE.
3:l5 A. n Night Express Train, stopping at Grard Cox
neaut Ashtabula and PainesVllle only, and arrive
Cleveland 7.05 A. n.
3l5 p NJ Day EIpress Tran stopping at all sationssK
cept SaYbrOOk, Uui0nvllle, PeIy. Mentor Wick
life, ana arrive al Cleveland 7.05 p. n
Accommodation Train viii leave COnneaut CD A NJ
stopping al al stations and arrive at Cleveland s4
A. n.
All the trains going Westward connect st Cleveland WiA
trains for Toledo Chicago, Columbus, Cincinnati 10.
&c; and all the trains going Eastward connect &
Dunkrk with the trains Of the New York Central and Bu
falo and New York City Railroads.
Cleveland. NV. Ilth. 1859
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Chemical Baths and Medicines.
Facts for the People.

.DR, A. W. TUCKER TREATS ALL
~ Diseases arising from impurities Of the blood with
unparalleled success He Is prepared to present 70 the
public greater array Of names Of Gentlemen and Ladies
cured him in this city than have been cured BY any
other practice In the city Of Cleveland in the length
Of time. The question iWhat does he cure all Chrlnic
Diseases in first and second stages with men,
aud children circular and manv others too numsr
mention. Among the vast number Of
fully treated BY him, be is permitted 70 refer to the follow
ing fndviduall:J P Ross, EsQ., PTopri etor Weddell
House; B. Herv y, ESQ Chas, L; Fish. Attorney at
Law; A W. Duty; A. COZZens; Lambert Whi3e; n. 4,
Higley Daniel Dunton; Henry Lloyd; D. A Odell Silas
Belden; Dr. W J. Guild.
az Once No M Ontario street, south side of Public
f5Es Consolation Free fsblR2a
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NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
n. T. CO.'S EXPRESS.

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Comprising the following Efficient and reliable Laks
Lines
Daily to DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily to SANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
IIi-Wsskly 70 eoGDENSBURGH, OSWEGo, BOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND.
Tri-Weekly to CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, HIACKI
MAC and intermediate Ports
~ Property consgnsd delivered tn our care viii 70
eelye prompt and careful attention and dispatch.
= ASsengers viii be 6ckstsi through IN all drsetion
at the lowest rates.
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TTPHOLSTERER AND MANUFAC-
tnrur Of Lounges, ana all kinds Of Mattresses aud
pidins Cushions Curtains DuPerios G1 No A. 81 pc
Nor H tnur doors Do eW Cumnoolnl hfaneh hahA
Cleveland, Ohio,
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