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1856.
$24,59S.45S

The export had increased seventy per cent; and
this, too, under system that was to destroy
commerce with the world. In the face of crops
unexnmpled in the history of the country, pork
and beef had riscn from S74 to $50 per ton; butter
and cheese had trebled in quantity, and risen in
price from $i72 to $I75; corn had risen from
hy-seven and half to sixty four cents, and corn
meal from So to SO 90 while wheat, which had
almost doubled in quantity in this brief period, fell
from . IL to S o.; and flour from So to f5 90.
As yet, however, the country was but beginning
to recover from the calamities of the period Of
isil-2. II had required long period to get into
operation the old mills furnaces, and mines closed
in 1912, and still more time needed to bring
about the state of things required to promote the
building opening of new ones and if we desired
to ascertain the real effect Of the tariff or 1912,
should seek it in lS47 1913, for up to this
latter year the tariff of 1916 had scarcely any in
fiuence, owing to the high prices Of every thing
abroad; and this the honorable gentleman should
know.
Side by side with the last year of the tariff of
lS42, we now place the last year of the tariff of
1876 under which the demand for food to "feed the
hungry" OF Europe was to rise to hundreds of mil
lions Of dollars, with great augmentation OF prices
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rJ'HIERs's HISTORY OF THE CONSULATE
Il and the Empire, No. II, translated by ID. r.
Campbell.
Adventures Of Colonel Yanderbomb, (of slough
Creek in pursuit Of the Presidency; alec the er
ploits OF his Secretary, by y H. Jones, editor Of
the Official Journal.
The Spanglers and Tingcs, or the Rival Bellies
tale by J. ~. Jones, author Of "wid Western
Scenes" FRANCK TAYLOR
n
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DOoK OF THE WORLD, an account of all ma
ID tons; their Geography, History, Statistics,
Commerce, Rice, Progress and Present Condition,
complete in two volumes octave. 1852
Ap FRANK TAYLOR.
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because of the difficulty Of separating hogs from
pork, cattle from beef, &c, SC. Hogs aud cattle,
horses and mules, are bot another form n which
10 export corn or oats.
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lSt5. lS5l-52.
Lasf quarter. Fust quarter.
u .965 sl,Ol2 .s25 4.e02 s5l2. .52

II 800 ,Ol2 ,s25 4,bO2 S5I2,52
In the first period exports large and the
product was large. In the ast the former has di-
mnishcd almost sixty per cent, while the diminu-
ton Of value has been only fifty per cent and
thus, examine the matter where we may. we find
that price rises with diminished export, while it
falls with increased export; and. therefore, that
the true mode Of raising The price of produce il TO
make a market at home. This, too, would seem 10
be quite in accordance with tho views Of the honor
able member; for be tells his hearers that the far
mer must bear the cost Of going 10 market, and IL
is assurcdly farther for hlm TO carry his food to
Europe than TO exchange il at the neighboring
mill, mine, or furnace.
Such having been the state Of the export trade o.
Nsw foRK ia the most valuable Of the products Of
agriculture-those by the production Of which the
land is enricbed-we will give the total export Of
NEw ORLEASs, from the fret September last TO the
Iateat dates "a ftllnuss
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AGENCY FOR LOCATING BOUNTY LAND
WARRANTS.

| AGENCY FOR LOCATING BOUNTY LAND
| WARRANTS.
Established IA 1919
| EsrsrzrR COOK, I SCEoRar d. saRorsr,
Attorney At Law. Late u. =. Dep. surv'
COOK Il SARGENT.
Rrohonge q Collection Office and Land Agener,
Davenport, Iown,
OFFER their services ss agents for the selection
" of lands and location OF Bounty Land War
rants. All locations and selections mad c from &C.
tual inspection Of each tract Of land. Charges
moderate
Refer to
JOINS o. SARGENT, ESQ.,, Washington, DC
Hon. &. s. MoRsHEAD, Frankfort, Ky.
Hon. GEORGE w. JoSrs, Dubuque, Iowa.
ARTHuR G. CoFFIr, esq., Philadelphia.
+. w. CLARK, DoDoE Co, New York.
GroRor FIsEEn, csc. President n. w Ins. Co
Oswego, NY
-EPEs shReExT, esq. Boston, Mass
HATcH LASsDoS, Cincinnati.
J. W. CLARK BRos., st. Louis.
GEoaoy SMITH Co, Chicago, III.
Mar Scott
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Pennsylpania apenue, bet,ceen 3dand 4 streets.
WASHINGTON. d. c.
w. N. B. JUDRINs, Conductor
Mars
EnrsSnrR COOK. GEoRsE b sARsEsr
COOK e. SARGENT.
GENERAL LAND AGENTS,
Corner Of Main and Second Streets,
.uenporf, IoDa.
June30--du
BROWNS HOTEL.
It. y. n NJ. BROWN, ,PROPRrETOus,
Pa. Avenue, between 9th and 18th streets.
WAsHTNaTor. ID. G.
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eght, nine, ten eleuen ftoelUe, thirteen, fourteen
Wteen, sixteen, range one.
At the Land Office at KASKASKIA, commencinp @
on Monday, the fifth day of July next, for the dis
posal OF such sections and parts of sections, being
the odd numbers above referred to, as are situated
In the aforementioned townships, to wit:
South Of Me base line and ,oest of the third principul
- meridian.
Townships one, two, three, four, five, six, seven,
eight nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, fourteen
hiteen, sixteen, seventeen, range one.
townships one, ttDO, three, four fue, sir, seuen,
eight, nin<, ten eleUen t,celUe, Mirteen fourteen
Vteen. sirfeen, seDenteen, range two.
The townships herein designated in roman lot
ters are wholly within the limits of ''sx sections
in width on each side of said road and branches''
and those in italics partly within said limits as
designated on the diagrams which will be fur.
nished to the respective District Land Offices by
the Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Lands reserved for schools, military, or other
purposes, will be excluded from sale
The lands will be sold subject to the right of tcay
granted by the saidiact Of 20th September 1850 to
the State of Illinois for said railroad and it's
branches, not exceeding one hundred feet on each
side thereof
Each sale will be kept open for time sufficient
to admit of Offering oil the lands, but not exceed
ing two weeks; and applications to make private
nation, will not be received until after the close of
the public sale.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washing
ton, the third day ofApril, A. ID. 1852.
MILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
j. BUrrERFIELp,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
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ISi2-Br. Free Trade. ls5I-Br. Free Trade
93,ooots Val pr.t. $53. S95,0OOts Val. pr. t. $40
Receipts on the Hudson.
Val pr.head 3s, 50 80. Val pr head fl6. ST O6.
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1850 81.


Beef and pork have decreased in quantity, with
a trivial increase of price; butter and cheese have
increased sirfy per cent in quantity, while the total
value has grown.stI per cent; wheat has dimin-
ishcd in both quantity and price; flour has fallen
oil in quantity, and price has fallen to 81 70.
The yet more valuable articles of export have de-
clined more than one half; while corn-the corn
that should haze been manuf ufdctred into pork -hos
almost doubled, with large dimnution Of price;
and yet the honorable member assures the nation
that prices have increased, Notwithstanding Ia
vast increase Of quantity"
We beg our readers now to remark that the
quantity Of 'the products of animals received on
the Hudson in 1851 was precisely the average of the
years 1915 and 1916, years since, and that the
total receipts at New Orleans aud the Hudson
Of the crop OF S45 exceeded the total receipts othe
crop Of 1880 at least five thousand tons; being
almost the came quantity that the export OF 1856
exceeded that OF lS50-5l. From this, il follows
conclusivey that, Notwithstanding the five years'
growth of population in all the States cast Of the
mountains, the consumption of animal food. tho
produce OF the West. has not Increased; and that,
therefore, the power OF the people to purchase food
has diminished.
Being dcsirous to give readers, far as in
power, the latest state of the trade OF the
try in corn and hay, onufaet,red into pork, but.
ter. cheese, &c, we have procured return of the
exports of New York for the fret quarter of the
present fiscal year, and now give il side by side
with similar return for the closing quarter Of the
civil year ls45, period long anterior 10 the exist
ence Of any suspicion Of the occurrence Of a IA
mine in Ireland:
lsa5. ls5I-s2.
Lat quarter. Fun quarter.
-. oo- ,,e ooa
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We have here an export Of about eighteen hun
dred tone in period Of half year, from the great
outlet Of the Mississippi valley, aud that under a
systcm that sas 10 enable us to fecd the hungry
Of the hundreds Of millions Of the eastern hcni-
spherel At the close Of tho fifth year Of the Man
chester system, whose "bcnign inf ioncc" wss to
give us by this time n trade in food amounting 10
hundreds OF millions OF dollars. the whole trade OF
that great valley 18th the foreign world, through
tho outlet of New Orleans, in the really valuable
articles Of export was sufficient, VA sir months to
do little more than load single # scpsr0i
ships recently Juiif "a Notc rorh So ludicrous a
failure tins s not, VIC think, recorded In the
annas Of history.
Believing that II may interest our readers 10 sec
the present progress Of tho trade In another i'm
portant article OF food, give from the same do.
cument the following account Of the export from
the port Of New Orleans:
Scptcmber to March:
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nEMoCRATIC REVIEW FOR MARCH, 1852
~ Just published; price Is cents.
Apl0 FRANCK TAYLOR.
n0CT0R GRAFTON TYLER's ADDRESS
- before the Medical Society Of the District Of
Columbia, delivered at the Smithsonian lnstitu-
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The Working Of British Free Trade.

The Working Of British Free Trade.
Continued from Republic Of Awa 1911
The following diagrams represent the facts TO
which we have desired to call the attention Of our
readers:
Recsipts the Hudson.
Protection. lS46-Protcction
2.oOots Val pr. $50. 62s,O00ts. Val pr t. S54
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MIAMI MEDICAL COLLEGE

.Hul -llai luf 9iLti fal. 40 -, ,-,,i 5tAAl
OF Cincinnnti-session of 1S52-'53. 49,,
TENHE regular course Medical Lectures in this lnstitu
i ton will commence on the FIRST MONDAY OF
NOVEMBER NEXT, 1862, and continue four months
BOARD u rRrsrEEs t
Rev. c. ELLIOTT, u. D., President OF the Hoard ,'i
o. N. LANGDoN&, NJ. D., Secretary "
Rev THO RNToNs A! MILLS %. Naha1tA4I 't.l' -tI
Hon. c. ID. COFFIN. ~ f,,+, - -r .. f.,yI "a.
r. y. MUSSEY, NJ. D..
Hon. JOHN BURGOYNE.lI lIg.L d. IE"E ,n8uUaZats )
Hon GEO HOADLEY, JR.
Il I.fGREGoRY, E-a lt3 . p @ .-'ss5+ta =A s-i.It-
GEO. MENDENHALL, NJ. D, t.ts-....l a.. .-,..f,.
The Faculty composed OF the following gentlemen:
r. d. MrssEv NJ. d. Professor OF descriptive and oPer'
j. .P.JupKiss, NJ. d., ,P -oessor OF Anatomy. .luY q
ions DAVIS, NJ. d., Adjunct Professor OF Anatomy
'Jons F. WnTE, NJ D., Professor OF Theory and rrao-
tce of Mcdicins. -.7 l,L,y, III ~. ~, -.., :,
GEo. NESDESHiLL, NJ De- frocssor %! opstct'i1S anu
Diseases OF Women aud Childrenl'a2 l5. ,,I,,.
JonS A. MuRrnY, NJ D., +: :oessoN oil Mate'ia -heu'a'
The rapeutcs and Medical Jurisprudence ~,
r n CoMruYs NJ D., Professor OF Institutes OF Medi.
cine. t4 2 'f.- -l'" ~. ''" ,,,::,
JouS Locke, ia. NJ. d., Lectu e. on Chemistr
PRELIMINARY OF Lectu es upon some importaht
specalties in Medicine and Surgey will be gwen duns
the month OF Octobe These lectures VIII be irec STU
dents are advised commence with this course -
The DISSBCTING ROOMS, under the supervision OF
the Adjunct Professor of Anatomy, will be oened on Inc
Ist OF Octobc s8l.g San ..lf .,;.., o
pissec,ine Ticket $40. G raduation Fec $50 '-a5
'for iut y T. p JuDKlNs, NJ. D.,
,f ~ -.trfi.,1 5fl-rit..,g! Dean Of tho Faculty.
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TCeiiIIyYre;IINNATI rIY,.DRopArI11C Or
Water Cure Establishment.

is ,5S ss as s sfsPen s eS
to Cincinnati and Dayton Rail DAD in the and at
the 81 me distance the ,ai Canal in the 'front.' rem
dering easy osc desious enjoying the
benefits OF the Institution! ii ~ .Lo y, u
sh ,9e ars Of scenery than s sads itself
beo the traveller all the way om Cincinnati to the
Cure There nature and art combine endc ring the view
beautiful beyond desc tirtion a.. =.
and beautiful Ease displays .se Of tasie the
Interior, combined with the fractohs Wn,ch
70 ire H ave
sye Rooms SPACIOUS and inviting WheIe Inc nSaa IN
gan ON Rns asn yep Ven,iated
and neatly III nished; the hath Rooms ample and COM
a1P In Connection with the Institution there
;ymnasium Hail. seventy.fvc cct long where patients
y syf s. 81 bessR g
nsh Inc water this establishment slssr pure, sol
and RS ana
ss Is
not think OF r9oIe desirable place. foFhose seeking
hef n having had much experience treatmcn
dea.e ssss leave e 10 shf pIs
sSsS g ss.o,ed her attention 70 the tfsa,eht q
diss.a <, a 10 ber SEX and being every way quanea
ees Stn,eat proay.as Ute with its aal. Of
which dsstfSSss i ii hs 5ss
uiness OF portion OF the fair sex w " DC m
ns Of any Kind 70 this Subject would invite
the OF ladies, inali cases we shan expect
perform RECT cure lt IL l,be r,inci matt
H;iton and DAYTON Rail- will stop al the CaIthaee
station Patens are requested to bring two Somorsa
biea two blankets coarse sheets sx towels ana
o,nntitv of Old linen suitable for bandagesn Ra
TERMsThe terms Board Medical serves, anu NJ n.
yyenEir ItT Attendance will the patient TO an
extra charge Some VIII 5e made ,9 ngIU
tioa Transient persons WIN be charged two dollars per
From three to five dollars will be charged for the fst
examination yfgs ta 2, ,,usaaB I1g5f1lDi nG5lFi
f fof iut'ne W - I'll DlA PRaSE. "a. D. ~ - 5i'
- ,ii,T5aTtT5 ~ trisjlProprietofand Physrian,S
c,rtbare Hamilton Co.. ohioi 1f5if .stoi.l! augz}.n
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WHEELING, VA, MONDAY MORNING, 8 4
777CITY75 BUSINESS. 81 J,
~ 1te gJsG4 al 6ncturcs.i iiJftSi;ss iss14 b1
Wheeling Silk Factory. .'di

az Wheeling Silk Factory. PA ~ ~,
A MERICAN Silk, manufactured into. superior and sub.
stantl articles the various shries now in use az
GiIIJR SILK FACTORY Main Street, Centre w heel
ing The curious matte are TO call and see
the process manufacturing and those wishing TO put
sbie terms al Gs Store adjoining the Factory, or at A.
III Adanis', S. Forbs A. oaFarohid,a Marsh & lay.
Richardson,s Furnishing Ware House, No. 1l9, Main
onr Fabrics are all pure Silk. and have taken
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver medals
pbi,sdelphia and Ohio State Fair. We are constantly
misunderstanding and stock is now large and
siiks Tinges cravats handkerchiefs, of white black
pad fguTed and printed, all the newest styles made oi
best tyined silk twied and plain Also Shirts drawers
and halT hose for gentlemen r -.
please can and this important branch oi Amer
manuacturc Orders variety ofshs pTonPtr
ly executed. e,,, ,,, t.f.-. flst
. - JOHN w, GILL.
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New Music Store.
s;,u of fhe Grecian Trigonum, No. 400
'>bN~ - 0u,sr,

..s-4 a.,..f. B1uhh SskSSA'gUI suf j. liIS.T-
rys,r-1 j FlCKlEsoN would =, respectfully an
eFIk-ri57ponnce 10 the citizens OF Wheeling and vi
Ssf n H 7einity, that he has Just opened new and
II eegan, establishment for the sale OF Violins,
ons Banjos and TamboTnes. Brass Instruments the
Instruc,ion books for all kinds OF Instruments and
singing. al li L4l- .,,l. n. q h .,,1I
newest Songs pcts and the very best Roman and
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings - >. 90
CaTonets Reeds, Tuning Forks also Violin and Guitar
Screws Violin Finger and Tail Boards f'.ltlT arc-
bows for Vjolincelo and Violin. 90 ....- ~
x KIeber,s Furniture Polish, rcnovating vanished
Furniture such Pianos Cabinets steam Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture. AUG 10 ,,.I!,i iG,,. ~
Of the rst the United States such
as Nunns and Clarks grand and Pianos, b. Dun
ban,s HnIle and Aliens ated Boston Pianos &c.
Agent for the OF Cerhardt and NecdhAms Patent
MelodeoDs L. .-.. ..-- - /. .., 80. /, 2
at prices. .- ..t- e 'sts it- t Ti su 4
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QUINCY FOUNDRY
corner lInin und quincy Streets,

81"
E WHEELING, Va. 10 .-,-,i,,i !, Id, a.
rT,HE Subscribers having greatly enlarged md now COM
pIetcd their extensive establishments eraied to
Splentid plain and fancy aehes Including lenders sum-
me fronts, iron stands, &c. ovens, common, round
a"n AN Al EXTENsIVEA ASSORTMENT OF STOVES ~
Ipcud ng the newest improved coal and wood
stoves Franklin, balloon. cannon, ten plate keel boat,
bachelor chamber parlor stoves, from 100 to $4,000
HoIlow,wa in all its branches Sugar kettles, OF yar
sizes, and everything in the domestic line Wholesale
and retail. ltt ZE4IIsaH IiLLtGE aIaF! dQpUII .nl
Mill gearing boat and mill castings. Our extensive
and rot improved assortment OF patterns, long
this line OF business and the liberal patIonaEe
hhei eceivcd to expect continuation oil
custom in this part busness9 Wind MILL hsy scale
shclIcr truck wheel and small wagon castings
liz 'PLoUGHs. AND PLOUGH cAsTiNGsasD'
We a, prepared furnish the patent lever. patent hill
side Crane Bull, Hornet Snder, &c, We have also sc.
cuied this time the exclusive right to OF
imple ments in "a arnng at the present day. -
Iron rails cemeteries houses, gardens
verandas &c Porter's improved graduating twyeo or
iro-e uied the patent right Tor several eoun
ties, this iron, and exhibit
United States Ariory &c possessing qualities
for facilitating the Blacksmiths labos, which no other
possesses. Window caps. eonsols &c In short every
thing in our line or Sad irons with iancy stands,
scrapcTs porch feet vault cellers, window and sewer
quality and the lowest prices tt"< q u
~ Persons wishing purchase In our line, Fshoesaie
or retail, will please give call All orders from the
country carefully attended to and punctually fet
Scrap iron purchased at market PIises q ri
aIg24. HAMiLioN es toGfhs'
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ibs saiioWs attached to gatei observed to the
bystanders that he had hung gtwentypef!so onM
at one time. Some one suggested shas !. @as .01
80. no, !blees you. twenty fys people eonla
swing on that yEsy se5K9nTApLaaiiv, v,s.I Il .tot
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KELLs & CALDWELL,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

H7s -.lE 81 &C MARKET ST, WHEELING VA. 2
rTlHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange
ments East for the supply of Marble, and con-
cmplatng the erection OF Steam works. he would invite
The attention OF rciccts des and the public In gcn
.ru TO the inspection OF his stock, consisting OF Italian
Erytian Sienna Amer aud other Mar bles OF the finest
me in the west. . al ,E,.... . I.t . -.-., ..,.
Dealers would IT 10 their advantage TO inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. 81 T. yi-s.H
His work is done in the most elaborate STYLE and he
would invite attention OF purchasers TO examine his
other rrcd work, Monuments Gen.
otaIhs Tombs Head and foot stones &c and rnve yard
oik in variety; being enabled by his superior aei
tiles TO supply considerable lower prices than
anv other establishment in the country l s. "
Please give a call and examine my work - --
y MICHAEL J. ROHAN, 81 4..f
. .., .... .l Marble Mason and Vault Builder
uz-Also Calcined Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models and Marietta Grind stones, warranted
at the lowest trade prices. ~, ''i' 1y.d
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AND PATTsBURG RAII
att..-- gCliat5diiy ROAD no6i ayutEa .adl
at-Tl EsAaez EssSssl Ea Aln
- Aassd ASsz5sl Is III E.ssfssa 81 81 ssS3&


ON and aner Wednesday, June 10th, 1sI2, Passenger
~ Trains viii daily tsundays excepted as follows;
e eaxe ana hsfmeaiste satios SD H., Aeeommods
tion Tran,or Rayenna stoPping a. all way stations.
iessaaa essxss KsSsnnn stepine a an Mas .
Leaves wcilsyiie at 1885 p. N. Express Train for
cleyeand and d. stations
with the following lines. to wit: At Hudson, with the
Akron Branch Ralroad for cuyahosa Falls and AKRON at
Warren Alliance with the Ohio and Pennsylvania Rail
Road, Bayard with hacks FOR Dover New Philadeipha
FOR RPi,Ti'TsBuRGgLThe 6:io a.. NJ, Express Train.
from connects at WeIsyIe with the new and
and landings arriving at Pittsburgh the same
Fare from Cleveland to Pittsburgh. by Ohio and Penn
Fare from Cleveland TO Pittsburgh by way OF Wesvllc
Passengers are tickeed through and their baggage
checked through to Pittsburgh via Wellsville.
fvend connects at Weilsvile with the splended side
wheel steamers, WINCHESTER and lDIURNAL for
Wheeling touching at the intermediate landing and arriy
M nfRETuRSiNGMiess p IxpTess Train connects
with the above steamers at Wsllsyiit also With the oS
the Akron Branch Railroad ii{l Il =, III. \,
| Passengers leaving Pittsburg at oelods A. NJ and
Wheeling at O'Clock A. M, will take the t2:3o r. M EH
sS line to Connect vim The Lake stcinors forNew York.,
Also for Toiedo Detroit Chicago Racine, ilwaukie,
and the entire North Weit .l5 7, r, I
the morning BY this route arrive at Cleveland tho same
evening and on the following night can be IN New or
The ACCOMMODATION Train le,ving Rnyennl at o'clock
a. 81, connects at Hudson with the Akran Brahch haiI
Road and reaches I'm In Coabus and
Cincinnati Railroad for tho South. g..
RHrrR The Accommodation Iran lea1,ng T EfeNe E
C, cnna and Columbus at Cleveland and with the Akron
Branch Railroad at Hudson.i.;f ,Nn-afS
csys,pd r June r. fa 1t'.Ss b sureTiniendent