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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
From the Lake Superior Journal. -,
IMP0RTANTrT TREATY Win THE GHiPE
,WAS--NEW MINERAL COUNTRY IN THE
MARKET.

d - Ar
IMPORTANT TREATY WITH THE CH1pE-
!, wAS--NEw MINERAL, COUNTRY IN The
MARKET. IL 49,
The Indian Agents and commissioners on
the part of the United States, Mesers. II. G..
Gilbert and ID. j. Hcrrimmn, J6ncluded a
treaty with the Chpewas Of LAxe Superior,
at La Pointe on the 3Oth ultima, by which all
that extensive territory bordering on the west
shore ef the lake and bet&een the British
Possessions and Wisconsin and Mime
sofa and westward to the Mississippi, is ce-
ded to the United States. We learn tn the
Chipewas were we'll represented from all the
Northern bands AMI that there was much
uuanimitv among them on, the subject of
disposing Of this vast and ancient heritage,
that now for the first time is bargained away
to the white man. s3. ~ 80 ~ '''ti s.lai
The Chipewas have made two or three, res
ery ations Of agricultural districts in the in
terror, where the government have stipula-
ted to cxpend considerable money yearly in
DEMONSTRATING and cvilizing them by means
Of schools and agricultural pursuits. There
are many entitled to an interest in the bene-
fits of this treaty now scattered about the
lake Superior country, and it is thought that
they will be induced to settle on these Res
ervations and share in the advantages Of this
new arrangement; aud we trust that all Of
this nation will be permanently benefited by
this treaty. 9a iaa
I The territory treated for, and only lack
ing the assent of our Government to become
the public property of the United States,
embraces a region Of about 100000 acres,
including extensive mineral districts in Wis
consin and Minnesota. There is one miner
al range of over one hundred and fifty miles
in length bordering on lake Superior, ex-
tending from Pigeon river on the NoEthqto
the St. Louis river on the South. This is
said to be rich in copper, and explorers are
already among these hills looking for their
fortunes, and we shall not be surprised to
hear at any time, Of new mines and new
towns in this region, which, up to this date,
is an unb roken wilderness. This treaty will
result in a great many advantages to the
Lake Superior country generally and stimu
late enterprise and create, in another year.
q large amount of commercial business in
that direction. The prospects for the new
State Of Superior are every day brighten
ing!
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Attest: J. Tracy, City Recorder.
WAGON STILL RUNNING.

The subscriber will respectfully inform the pub
lie and bis old customers particular that hehas just
received and in store full and general assortment OF
Groceries and Provisions which will he sold cheaper
than the cheapest for cash only Please call and see
and satisfy yourselves and not be mistaken.
Oct. eth, "a. WM II. ANDERSON.
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IR REMOVAL. a.iE
NEW STORE AND NEW BOOKS.


n n ESSRS. MIXER 4 VAN METER haveths
lSI pleasure to announce to their friends and the
public generally, that they now permanently To-
ca ted and arranged in their new and commodious
store in the Barret House, adjoining the Post Once,
where they will be happy TO welcome all who wish 70
purchase or even look at something nice and valuable
in the book line. We now receiving our new ttock
of books and stationery, and herewith enumerated
few among the many choice and valuable works now
on our shelves.
Cruise of the North Star, by DR.. Chowlcs.
IIaps and Mshaps, by Grace Greenwood.
Prismatics, by Hayward.
Busy Moments of an Idle Woman.
The Sunshine Of Greystone. #e
lunshine in the Palace and Cottage.
Poems and Parodes, by Phoebe Cary.
Poems of Grace Greenwood.
History of my Pets. by Grace Greenwood
Recollections of my Childhood by Grace ireenwood
My Two Sisters, by Mrs. Judson. NJ a&E
Elegant Narrative. - tHA&
Lady Huntington and her Friends.
new memoir of DIR. Judson, completed in one vol
umc The issues Of the Tract Society Sunday School
Union and full supply Of school hooks and station
cry, together with all the magaxines -fsYpen, Put
nam, Cooley, Graham, National, Arthur, 0lsason,
&C., &c. co. aEs@
Weintend to keep up with the times, furnish god
books and al low price; in other words, We mean 10
do the handsome thing" and simply ask 70 share in
the patronage of the DARLING PUBLIC.
May 8, 81. MIXER6 VAN METER.
Gazette copy.
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CyF 70 Persons out Of Employment ID
$500 to 81 900 Year.
A CHANGE TO MAKE MONEY AID DO GOOD !!
BOOK AGENTS WANTED.

TIE subscriber publishes number of most valua-
/ BILE Pictorial Books. very popular and OF sncl
4 moral ard rcli gious influence that while good men
NAV safely engage in ieir circulation they will
fer PUBLIC benefit and receive FAIR CoMPENsA-
TiuN foi their labor
Es.~T 70 men of enterprise and tact this business of
an opportunity for profitable employment seldom
to he met with
Nss-Persons wishing to engage in their sale, will
receive promptly by mail, Circular containing full
particulars, with Directions to persons disposed to
act as Agents. together with the terms on which
they will be furnished by addressing the subscriber,
post paid ROBERT SEARS PuELisHER'
Isl William Street, N,wYork.
nsy-IN PRESS and ready for Agents by the lst
of October. 1854 "Seas' illustrated Description
Of the Russian Empire" For further particulars
address as above
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Fancy Groceries.

Fancy Groceries.
Q D0Z. Baltimore oysters 10 doz tomat to catsup
y 25 boxes herring, 80 cans extra Gun powder tea,
50 one eighth chests Gun powder and Imperial teas
40 onefourth chests do, onshaf chests black tea
march 30 for sale by kIMBALL co.
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w OMAN SRECORD. or, sketches of all distin
w gushed woman from the beginning till a. ID
1850 by Sarah Joseph Hale for sale at CORSES
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CHARLES BARNARD. W. d. W. BARNAR
Barnard & Co.,
40 Main street (oppositethe Bank of Missouri
Saint Louis. Nilsson.
IMPORTERS OF
Drugs Medicines and Chemicals,
Jobbers and Wholesale Dealers in
white Lead, Oils. yarnishes. aud Dye.
Stuffs. Indigo, Nader and paints,
Brushes, Perfumery, Erandies Wines,
G Glassware. Window Glass and Putty,
Garden seeds & Patent Medicines,
MsNAt Manufacturers Prices. ~tas@
nUR Stock is one of the most complete and extern
sive in the West, and selected with great regard
to purity freshness and quality. Our facilities for
purchasing enable to sell the quality of goods
atprices that will meet with any competition, either to
or prompt buyers. usual credit, and satisfac.
ON guaranteed in every respect.
~- WANTED-Becswax, Flaxseed, Gensingana
Ink Root.
Wholesale Agents for
DR. Storms Celebrated Scotch Cough Candy
tLouis, Feb. Is, 1853 bptf
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before purchasing elsewhere, as we are determ med
to be unders Id by any other establishment in the
place. Our goods have all been selected with great
care, and by one that is well acquainted with the
wants Of the community, consisting in part Of French
and English Merinoes, Muslins and all-wool De-
Iaines plain and figured silks Coburgs, Sack Flannes,
Debegs, Persian Cloths. plain and figured Poplans,
embroidered Drapcry Muslins and Curtain D.lmasks,
with Gimps and Tassels to match Cloths, CASH
meres Satnetts Tweeds. Jeans, Linens. red FaDnes,
brown bleached and eolored Canton Flannels; silk,
satin, straw and gimp Bonnets to TRIM bonnet Rib
bons. all colors; Philadelphia made Boots and Shoes.
Shaws: long Thibet Cashmere: nice assortment of
children wool Hose all sizes; ladies cotton and wool
Hose: Gloves Kid, All coors Cashmere an Lise
Thread; Black Mits, Gloves etc, ETC., etc.,
opo '51-tf
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CLARK & CHESTNUT.

AVE Just received BY Uatnan EXpfess ana arc
L L opening for inspection, the BEST selection
and most beautiful stock Of
Fall and winter Goods,
embracing all the latest styles of Dress Goods, and
trimmings to mate. that could be found in all the
eastern cities. Indeed we have everything usually
found in Dry Goods establishments: such
Hardware, Glassware and Queensware.
Hats Caps. Boots, Shoes, Bonnets, Oil Cloths, Car
pets. Clothing, &c. &C., to which would respe tfu-
iy call the attention Of the citizens, and all others
visiting Burlington for the purpose Of purchasing
cheap goods, and consult their interest by cal
inc MT the
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MR @ 6 Is Is I e s
FOR SALE.

4 comfortable Frame House Of four rof ms, [.f
IA almost new, with good cellar, cistern, I'll
we'll. fruit trees, &C. Also, q new Ston House with
two Lots This property il situated near the School
House on the South Hill. The title il perfect, and
bargain can be had bv applying soon to
PHIL. X. WILSON, Third Street
Sept. 30, lS5i-hptw.
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Paper Warehouse.
CYRUS w. FIELD Z CO..

CthUS W. ElELU - co.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. No. IL Cliff Street,
NEW.Y0RX,
Are Sole Agents in the United States Tor
M USPRATTS superior Bleaching Powder;
lvl Victoria Mills celebrated Writing Paper
Russell do superior do do
Gencsee do do Printing do
Rawlins 4 Sons English Tissue do
First quality Ultramarine Blue.
They are also agents for the principal Paper Nsnu
facturers this country and offer for sse BY far 4hs
most extensive and desirable stock u paper end Pa
per Manufacturer Matenals'' that can b fosnd il
this or any other country. ..4s-.4ts4. ~ =
They occupy the large and comnodioss warAo.s-
es, No. IL Cliff street, No. IS Cd street, No. 10l
Christopher street. and the Lofts the large Iros
stores, 4 and Cliff street. fn@
Their busnessi Is strictly Wholesale, and WritingPs-
pers are sold by the case only. -
Their extraordinary facilities enable then 70 o1ss
all Goods, both Foreign and Domestic, q thslowsst
possible prices.
Paper made 20 order. any sire Or weight. Liberaa
advances made on consignments OF Paper, Paper Ma.
ker's stock and other merchandise.
The highest market price paid in cash for Ill kinlo
Of Rags. July b. lSs3-b9y(
SPnAS
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MACHINE BEL TING.

M agent (for this State) for the sale of riveted
leather and vulcanizcd rubber betting also pack
[april 29l r. 5. ADAMS.
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EMPLOYMENT FOR 1GENTs

1 -
NEVEKAL Thousand energetic and trustworthv
~ young men are vented to act as agents both
local and State in the Union. for
the sale " ratrntc article OF ma tnre now in
eSensse dem nd The exclusive right for the Uni
tel states 10 Owned by the advertisers and agents of
capacity and business tact can easily earn Two fun
dred Dollars per month";
NO CAPITAL NECESSARY.
"Erfrdct from Communications t.e,a orr
agents." 81 here,c;f1eE enclose vom q draft
.for---doltars, deductiug One hundred
and ninety seren dollars a. n,y commission
on the sale Of the last niQpth." Signed III.
Reed" 81 shall realise as commission on
my sales THIS month about one hundred and
seUenfy.fre dollars" T.. C. Field.
The occupation will prove light and gentleman
y smpios ment-as honorable as it Is profitable
M agent will be accepted unless able /, produce
substantial testimonials astc character and industry
salaries Will be arranged for the first year if pre-
ferred. ~
50 many answers u advertisements are forwarded
from motives Ut id curiosity emily the advertisers
Will cons iaer no appca ton unless accompanied by
oe Dollar as evidence of sincerity, when full par
ticulars will he forwarded. - ie.5,.,es
Address BURNS, BENEDICT & Co..
Baltimore, Md.
: =. the substantial nature Of the enterprise,
fer to KENNETH & DALE. LIE ROY, SONS & Co
Also to HAMILTON K. w EST, Ohio: Hon. c. NJ
DENFlS, Rhode Island, and Nj. RAY, Key " est, Fa
Oct. 81, '54-2m
PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN SCHOOLS DIST. NO. 2,
NJ ILL commence on Wednesday, November lst..
w 1854.
TEkMS:-Fifty cents per scholar per month, or
one dollar and fifty cents per quarter of IA weeks
Tuition to be paid in advance to the teacher.
Two competent male Teachers wanted to take
charge Of the schools.
DIRECTORS.
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HON 4 S BARN S

THOM As BARNS
rs Just receiving his Store Room in New London,
i Henry County, Iowa, a fresh stock Of Domestic
sDET @DoDsa
suitable for this Markets such as Calicoes, Fiannes,
Tickings Domestics. Cotton yarns. Fancy Prints Cas-
simeres, Jeans, and Satinctts. He has also fine
stock of fresh
HROGE Is I e &,
such a. Sugar Molasses. Coffec, Tea, Alspice. Pep
per, Rice. Dried Fruits, Shot. Powder, and Bar Lead
all CT which is as
GOOD AMID @ $I3lAf2
as any in the Market. He invites customers TO give
him call before purchasing elsewhere as he is deter
mined to command patronage by meritiDg l..
Sept. 2. 1854.
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WHICH We OFFER AT WHOLESALE AND RRPAil
At SLIGHT ADVANCE FROM ST. LOUIS PRIcRs.
!. s. KIMBALL ! co.
Burlington, June %, 1S54-ly ssH
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q NEW supply Of Sabbath Schnol hooks q
IN MIXER l. VAN METERS Boob ~
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Sl00BUSH. choice Meshsnock potatoes, for seed,
Guido top set onions, boxes Shakef and Ria1
garden seeds for sale chesp BY VIII AxDslssl
april4
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TKsIsvkr DEPARTMENT, January j, 1904
Nocs hereby given holders u the following
United sas this department prepared
sAess. q an, hereof Of June
nsS pssusas stocks, amounting in tbs
us1Nss deIlsEs, aud hereinafter
neee&. vii f5t.tst
II Of any coRossnt composition, within the amount stated
psesencs win b gwen the order OF time In which said
Ay h ossd The assigned the United
Dau ~ parties receive tbs amount thereof must
~ UaDasisd this dspaamea tho receipt WHEREOF
eee VII b paid compounded Of the following PARTICULARS
!. TAe vslus specified In oach csrihcate
ARswlpm The stock Of the authorised BY the &c, OF
July, Io Tsdssmabs November II, 1856, of the
ssk q the loan authorised the of 1912 redecmabe ss Der
esAs le6a Of nssn half tbs stock Of the
BY si7 and Sss, and redseaable
As wsr s December 1867 and the latter on the o
Juns e66 Of and on The stock Of the loan
th redsemae the 3st OF Decen
bss 1854 Commonly called Texan indemnify ten cent
lnssst each certificate from The Let OF January
ieeA receipt settlement at the treasury, with The
sowaRes ( reach the owne Of days n.erss
aAAuoa. s8g sHe
Payment said will be made In drafts Of the Treasurer
Unsd assistant Hoson New York
cr PhiaAsipha, the parties may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE
81 Dan a-dslsJuns Secretary ofthe Treasury.
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COLLINS, BOVINE, ~ Co. receiving from
mandatory stock OF books every
description quality prepared
nhng merchants banks companies railroads,
hotels blank books ruled, printed
desired asrea variety Of stationery both
and domestic consisting part English French
paper
books and bloting envelopes pai adhesive
and cloth lined English writing, copying, and inks Eng
m ink for bank Faber's drawing
pencils mache goods ivory tablets Rodgerss pocket
bankers &c gold and silver pencil
gold and gull bankers nonnaies and
writing travelling desks English drawing and tracing
copying norara presses and stands, sc, SC.
for printing of description executed
accuracy and despatch, and reasonable terms.
COLLINS, BOVINE, b CO,
ofPa branch
Nov ST ia and l76 Pear street, New York.
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THE holders Of the following debt l.sed b ne
State OF Virginia, resesmabe ON The eth Of March, 1914
and period exceeding years will
thai tAs st.s Juaa'
OF general assembly Virginia. passed day
March 1855 the first day VI March, 1854
the eerdcaies AT e treasury Of the Commonwealth
Aforesaid The holders required
nIsi day OF March the once
auditor, and whether surrendered not thereon
cease % day
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SANDs AND CUMMINGss BRICK MACHINE--PATEN1
Rights for saeMichar Nourse Co Of this city have beer
United for the sale
rights II thoroughly and
practical throughout the be the
purpose produced Ills
cesy worked the application Of any motive power stssn
the tempered and Al
moulded in five seconds the ber
manner erceng rapidly Of operation other machine
for al known
the American only delayed until the
abroad Meanwhile, M Co
The sale Of amount Of territory and give
a good title 10 the
Apply post pad their ohhce Of sth and
streets, the Post Office Department.
June 1g-eodn
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A Fortune for 81.

'ITE and Of making Now oh reader
graduate that within IL
which from 500
$4,000 travelling pedding but
This and gener employ and
followed smallest
TINS agency receipt, Kind The
right AID knowledge will be ssn enclosing post
paial 10 J. w. NOaTONk Co,
CircievIle, Pickswsy county. Ohio.
lo--law6ws
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Lost Land Warrants,

NOTICE hereby enclosed land
" NJ Clark OF Washington sell same
which have niscad and lost One is in
No 100 The
81 ,21, OF VIM. Mcclure.
warrants which gned
have entered them
Land Once, while make application Tor their
Foic GREEN V, GOBLE.
Dec2 0--law
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nWo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOE RENT--rwo new eligibly
situated modern style with marble mans fixtures
combining
gsnt.. family, will he rented favorable
punctual tenant, on appiestonto
r.. N. STRATTON,
Auctionesr and Commission Merchant
souh side
Ap e-eodu
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rHOCOLaTE, Cocoa and Broma.-w. BAKER a COZ
u American chocolates.
awarded by chief
Unon by all the principal groceries IL
United states, and by their agents.
Hussey Murray, New York Grant and Twei,, Philadelphia
Thomas Brundgs, Baltimore; Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati
Ohio; and 3. II. Howell, Georgetown, ID. Q.
WAITER BAKER, Il CO.,
ApJ-dly Dorchester. Mass
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ArntI TO- 1853. "
The undersigned having appointed The United
sas; ol hs ss o. Charles iiOaA.ns Improved lime
bis stock Of ehronoss watches made ~ Sh.ss
series, perfect method Of
a. IA ss 9, 81 s ~ ~ which %
Obtained without increase Of s1e in producing
Improved perfect regularity ofime under every
ns ,a ,s mos. v,osp, such as riding
produces them sensible effect They therefore,
THE rs1n s 4 sa. T Ss.tS s n @ ss s
fodsha bsang the stamp OF peculiar merit and as be
Ing the flower OF The English sehooln - -,
Of cairo for the excellence the principle Of
One o. MI frod.iam's Ouows,
i.ospos, April 70, 1859.
D. nsation lever watch 3a3 you me-
which expressly stipulated that .houa maintain Uniform rate
remarkable It's rate Of going
changed faster, egh, monh
s END ,n = be sa
previous promise TO expect such yet believe y only
"nsw ssries.D
remain, sir, yours respectfully, ,u,
To Mr. CnAs, FKoDsHAM.
The undersigned ba. received tls following
Bosros, Oct s. 1859
sR herewith give you perform
7 l.. tela! variation for seventeen months BY weekly OBJ
To Mr. SIMON Wlilasp
Bosros, Sept 3, 1853
compensated purchased made by Chas
Fodha London, No. 1900 has varied but thirty seconds
In six months by actual daily comparison with your
regulator. -#-. i -
Yours, &C., ALVIN ADAMS.
Mr.. sIMoE WILLARD.
The undersigned permitted refer The following gentlemen
who Others proved the excellence Of Frodsham
watches time keepers
ENOCH TRAIN esq, VIM WHITING, esq,
Il. q. BATES, esq, GEO. M. TEACHER, esq,
r. w. THAYER, esq, DAVID DYER, esq,
E. II. Z
EBEN. LANE esq, Ohio.
designed by Mr. Fodsham and himself especially
demands OF American public in the great essential
perfect they stand
unrivsled.
All addressed undersigned will receive Immediate
attention. SIMON WILLARD,
Dec 4--2aw3m SataWed 9Congress street. Boston.
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RO JOHNSTON Auditor Public Account The Commission
s. II. PARKER, Register : ers OF the sink
GEO. w, MUNFoRD sec'y Commonwealth. } iHg fund
HoTEThose holders of certificates who desire 70 redeem by
must residing limits Of United
minister plenpotenay charge
general consul vice consul commercial agent
appointed United States foreign
before the officer Of court of such country
chief city, corporation
esidng United States acknowledgment be
public commissioner OF deeds,
appointed governor of Virginia, Is sufficient In all
the certificate must be delivered
RICHMOND, Virginia, November ~, 1855
Decl
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A LA WILLIE DE PARIS.

GAUTiER respectfully his public
". generally his establishment Avenue
2h and BIB will he opened III Monday morning
November Th owing Of completion
Al orders with which he be favored
will receive prompt attention ficf At the above place
Nov AID
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Georgetown Female Seminary, Georgetown ID. Q.
THIS institution is in operation. few pupils be
admitted the family Terms for boarding pupils S2o
of 10 months payable half yearly, In advance.
French, music ana drawing &c, extra.
Day pupils from SIS TO $40 quarter IN advance.
Catalogues can be had application 10 the principal
WILLIAM j. CLARK,
2S-dtlsJan Principal.
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hereby constitute Willard, No. Cons,ss sues Bos
agent the my Uned States
| Of America CHARLES fRoDsHAM,
/ Arm lS.
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baa.ers and oAso 'o. Bamers WAesas,
Union iins om the OHIO, andte stages to Zanespie ~
finishing the great Tunnel the road being M
excellent order the attention Of
rected 70 s superior advantages and low The
lhs road Is OF the most siupcndou and
The express mail tTaia leaves baltimore daily
runs directly through Wheeling $3.50 mles 10 hours M
Guiding all sloppages, arriving there Or
passengers leaving Baltimore lodRns
In Cumberland 7s mes aud proceed thence Wheeling The
morning
To connect with these trans tho Washington at
M, and :, p day meeting the from baltimore Wash
Baltimore.
Wheeling unrivnled the Union line
which have been for this route, daily conner
ion with The and down the
cinnau and Louisville where The for Nashville,
the st. Louis and New Orleans packets be
Ing further n.
Passengers for Columbus who prefer land
cinna and other Ohio the West
from Wheeling the Ohio Stage Companys excellent
the best the National oad Zancsve
by railroad @ttb ~
Passengers for Welsyie Cleveland by steamboats, and
railroad viii also find this agreeable there being
places.
lT} Baggage through Washington Whesng
charge TO- transfer OF passengers baggage. n
Fare by through ticket with the lie anywhere
roue) from Washington Wheeling - 80; Cincinnati, ELL
10 Louisville, $i2.
Parsons, agent railroad station
''s - y WIN. P1RKER,
May ll--du General Superintendent