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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-19
THE TWO sups

A friend has sent us a bud a rose
bud. The stem has withered, and the
tiny leaves are dry and colorless. The
flower never bloomed. Within is all
its wealth of fragrance and beauty
Not dew or rain drop ever trembled
upon its leaves Of crimson velvet
Not a breath OF the gentle wind ever
kissed away their pleasant odor. Not
a ray Of sunshine ever slnmbered in
its delicate petal. Bare is the branch
upon which it hung. "Faded and
gone" are all its "lovely companions. +"
Leaf by leaf the sweet poetry of earth
has dropped away. The soft. sad
murmur of the summer brooklet is
drowned in harsher tone, and the winds
in wilder breath. The birds have
left US. The beauty of the land has
faded. But we cannot forgetit ALL
This but reminds us Of i all. Its
poetry has never been written out to
the sun, and the blue sky, and the
shower, and the still night dews. And
so heart buds which have been wither-
cred at the first opening Of life,
have closed upon all their poetry Of
hopes.
The bud never bIossomedl And SO
upon the hill where the leaves are thick
ly strewn, mingling away with its
mother dust, is a bud that blossemed
but for brief day Of light, and the
night of death came. Gently it was
borne to the earth with all its priceless;
wealth of bright hopes garnered to its
rest. There were tears left upon the
velvet cheek, more sacred than dew OIL
rain drops, for they fell from eyes
scalding with grief. Many and many
a warm lingering kiss more holy with
the first greatgrief than the winds evel
bore to the tiny lip. Upon the sun
beams which rest on the spot, angel'
are treading from earth to bliss. Th'
bud before us reminds of the other
now poisoning where beauty nevel
fades.-Cayuga CHIEF.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-19
The Grrat American Tenn
p, rance TATE.
stlrs. 8m 4arbp;
OR
The Veal and Woe of Social Life,
ONE VOLUME LIMO, 81
SECOND EDITION JUST READY.


"a deeply interesting and powerful work. n
vividly porlrays some OF the terrific exploits Of
strong drink IN both high aud low life, Nor are
such scenes as Il depicts either Imaginary or few.
Let this book circulate. II has benincent aim,
aud Is the vehicle Of admirably told and most sal
utsry lessons. n--Presbyterian
Although written with n direct moral purpose,
which i usually afetter on the Imagination, this
novel displays no common skill In fictitious COM
position. Tho plot Is one OF absorbing ntcrosi.
and frequently deyelopes specimens OF onginn'
and vigorous character drawing.-Now York
Tribune.
Her descriptions are exceedingly utiuml and
vlvld.--Purltan Recorder.
Written with remarkable power. PROV. Jour
ain
One OF Its chief merits Is the excellence orils
Observation-Disclosures. .
Has so many thrilling passages and we'll drawn
characters, that read q with absor
-chrstian Herald.
tits certainly the most powerful temperance
tale that we have ever perused.-Journal q Mes
senger.
Beautifully written. >. A work ofgreal strength
and powcr.-Cospel Herald.
Tho Incidents dramatic. aud the interest Intense
10 the cnd.--Ohio - tosman.
A book which should DO read by all-fathers,
mothers, sons and daughers-and especially
those who imagine they can drink temporarily,
without danger, itis exceedingly inisresting.--
49, MOORE, ANDERSON & Co.
Publishers.
ss WEST FOURTH sr.
CINCINNATI
January 9th ie5i-3-,iO mo.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-19
ROCKVILLE COLLEGE,

TUvilis lnsillatlon is nov ready TO receive any
number Of faung gentlemen and young Ia
dies, and 1H0rd lhom the best Offacllitics
for obtaining thorough education. Tho building
u large aud convenient and tho Board Of fnstrtc-
ton win be Increased a. the wants ofthe tnstuton
demand. Those young mon who may even profcN
l0gradnaiea az older Institutions will do wclllo ne
qulrc the preparatory atudies here, where the
classes are not TOO largo Tor convenience, and
In most old Institutions. Young ladies', on grnd.
uatlng. will receive appropriate diplomas.
boarding BIO had In good families. near tho
college cdiicc AZ two dollars per week Young
mcn ~ board homsoly es at about sixty cents par
week. The pFIces Of lui.lon range from 81 so 10
$500 per quarter with ten por cent discount Cor
advance payment. For lurthor particulars addr 50
JNo. W. LOCKE, Prest
Brookyills nd, Feb.e 1854.
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O. B. Clements Cash Store.

HAVING Just received a general assortment Of
Ill new goods-which, added 10 my present stock
makes my assortment COM lete-all ofwhich will
DO sold low for cash or produccmy stock consists,
In part, OF variety OF Cloths, Cassamcres, Sail
nets, Twceds, Jeanes a. Summer ware. Also, ev-
cry variety OF Prints, Lawns, Ginghams, Delnins,
Bombazlnes, plain and fancy silks, Lace Mltis,
KID Gloves, &c. sc.
Tlcr, &c, together with the finest assortment OF
Boots q SHOES ever brought 10 this place. Any
lady lhatI cannot suit In pair OF shoes must sll
be under the influence OF the dark ages.
\. y. In changing my business 10 Cash & Pro-
duce do no more than what am compelled 10 do,
and hope this will be received as sufficient
apology.
10000 do corn, fer which will
pay cash. Gu. CLEMENTS.
laurel, Aug. 10th. ls53.-36-if.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-19
THE KNOW NoTHNos.'

This Politico religio-organization
dates further back than the Masonic
Order. it the following scriptural pas
sage is evidence;
And with. Absalom went two hun
dred men out Of Jerusalem--that were
cal'ed--and they went in their sim
plicity and they knew not any Ming.--
Samuel XIV. n.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-19

The Pennsylvania Legislature has
passed an act limiting the work of mi
nors absolutely ten hours per day. An
attempt to stiPdlate that those over six
teen years of0ge might contract to work
eleven, was sanctioned by the Senate,
but the House refused to concur, and the
Senate receded.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-19
BACON's
Mercantile College.


nut streets, Cincinnati, Ohfo.I :
THE undersigned has removed nj. meres ssae
college 10 his new building. Norih- wesf corner
Splendid Suit Of Rooms, xpressy for his busir.s-
having spared neither pains or expense In ma
king them In every respect the most convenient
and pleasant School Rooms IN the United States.
The plan adopted In teaching combines practice
with theory; Instead OF using books the pnpils are
exercised In making original entries ofovery dny
business transactions. JournalizIng. posting. bal.
aneing accounts, opening and closing ola greaiya-
and Individual business, where the business has
been prosperous and adverse; and thus qualifying
the student for entering into the practical duties
ofthe accountant IN any kind OF business.
Tho course ofinstruction will consist Of double
entry book keeping, embracing every department
oftrade and Mercantile Accounts, Wa: Wholesale,
Retail, Commission, Exchange, Banking,
Manufacturing, Shipping. Individual
Partnership, Stedmboating, and Compound
Co. Business, Commercial calculations
Practical Penmanship. and Lectures on
Commercial Lac, also Lectures on the
Science Of Accounts, Custom Of Merchants
etc.
In addition 10 the regular course Of study, the
undersigned has made arrangements WIZ Henry
Snow, ESQ.,, Hon. Beismy storer, Prof. G. W.
Wright, and other eminent Lecturers, % deliver a
course OF Lectures on ID subjects OF Commercial
Law. History Of Commerce, Political Economy, as
connected with Commerce, and other subjects Of
great Importance In 10 co numerical point OF view,
and never before introduced 10 any Mercantile
College In the United States.
Pupils are instructed individually, and not In
classes, so that students may enter at any time
and proceed In the ratio oftheir capacity and ASST
duty.
Public examinations are had. Though pupils are
examined privately II they desire III when the
student undergoes rigid and thorough inlerr9gn-
lions by the principal, (asslssted by Committee
| Of practical Accountants and business menu and
Diplomas awarded 10 those who are deemed wor
Il thy ofthem.
A course can be completed in from six to ten
weeks.
The principal wiz take pleasure IN doing er<ry
thing IN MS power 10 advance bis Students. aud
make them thorough and accomplished accoun-
tants ans his extensive acquaintance with the bu-
siness community will generally enable him 70
procure situations for those DESTROYS Of Obtaining
them.
Terms:-For a fun course OF lessons In Book
Keeping, Writing, Commercial Calculations, c ON
nerciai Law, eic...... $1,000
Nov, IL. 1883, 45-lyr. Principal.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-19
GERMAN AND ENGLTSJY.

Tsslamenls Of all sizes and qualities. German
Dem. Copy. tf cEo. HOLLAND Prest.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-19
RIRIES

ON sale, at low prices. at the Depository OF the
~ Franklin Co. Bible Society, ATM. w. Haics,
full assortment Of bibes--Quario, Octave, Pearl,
with Tueks aud Clnsps-fcstamenlsa and Palms
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-19
SPRING IMPORTATION OF
10 ID & c. GODS.
1851.
WATTS & COLBURN.

WATTS & COLBURN.
WHOLESALE dealers In Dry Goods, No. SO
w Pearl ST., Cincinnati, have now ir
store thoir usual large assortment OF Foreign am
Domestic Dry Goods, adapted 10 the Spring Trade
aud TO which additions will DO made almost dali.
consisting In part OF Cloths, Cas- lmercs, plain ans
fancy; Nestlngs, Bleached aud brown shoctlngi'
jeans, Drills, Tickings, Spool CoLtons, Hosiery,
DENNIS, White Goods, Gloves, Linen handker'
chiefs, Lawn and silk do. Lace goods, Embroid-
cries, Grapes, Tarleions, bonnels, Ribbons,
Embroidered muslins, Plain aud fancy Drca
silks, Dress Goods, Barcges, summer Ties
Lawns, Ginghams, summer d'Laines, Prints o.
every style, Tissues, Printed Jaconels, Farnerh
Drills, Cravats, suspcndcrs, Tweeds, Lae'
Mtls, and Gloves, English and French Coltonadt
Panlaloon STUN, together with large aud varie,
assortment OF SMALL WARES, which We ole
for sale on the most liberal terms, and Ia which We
invite the attention OF the trade.
WATTS & c0LBURN.
Mar % "a 3me
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-19
DR. .B. ANARCHISTS
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-19
Rbinson,s GLASS Books.
published and sold by
loon T,>-r-.,


Rbinsonss GLASS Books.
published and sold by
JACOB ERNST,
No he Main Street between Third and Fourth
Streets, Cincinnati, o.
Roblnson's Theoretical and Practical Arithmetic.
: Key 10 Arithmetic.
Elementary treatise on Algebra.
Algebra University Edition.
Key 10 algebra.
Natural Philosophy.
Geometry.
Astronomy, University Edition.
do. School Edition.
Surveying and Navigation.
HCRINsONsS MATHEmaTICaE.
WORKS.
HAVING been requested 70 examine Pof
III kooinson's Series Of Mathematics, and 20
report my opinion thereof. i have with pleasure
made myself rs we'll acquainted with the specinc
merits Of the books. a well could without re
actual using ofthem In The recitation room. Prof
Robinson must be, should Judge from his books,
a keen, sprighily and tho cough Maths inatician.-
He would seem TO have, either as the gin OF ma
uie, or the result OF stud. and practice. quick
intuitive perception OF mathematical principles,
and 70 be remarkably adopt In articles for abbre.
waiting the methods OF solving problems.
The Algebra Is clear and sanicientiy diffuse n
explanations. and furnishes M abundant stock o,
problems with explicit and ingenious modes of
solving them. This work is safiiclonsiy extensive
instruction.
Tue 1eometry cmpodics great amount ofGeo-
metric knowledge In compass smaller than
usual. The diagrams arc well conceived and ro-
markably well executed.
The Treatise on Surveying and Nayigatonls full,
ana gives many Interesting facts which may be
new 10 most OF our students. Tho diagrams are,
as In the Geometry, unusually well done.
The natural Philosophy Is decidedly Interesting,
not only lie matter, but for the manner In which
principles are explained and facts STAYED. Not
only the student but The general reader may ind
amusement and profit from the book.
W. G. LARABEE,
Superintendent oflhe Public Schools OF Indiana.
Greencastle, Ind, 1883.
21-h.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-19

hPPLE6AIE v III.
Booksellers, Publishers g. Stationers,
AZ Main Street Cincinnati.
WE have one OF the largest and best assorted
w stocks In tho West. Our stock embraces the
best works on
Theology, Medicine, Lao, Mechanics,
Agriculture, History Travels, Tales,
Memoirs, Philosophy, dc.
and complete assortment Of all the most desirable
Miscellaneous Books published. Our stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS
embraces all books Of merit used In the West from
the Spelling Book 10 the Lexicon. Our stock OF
stationery embraces every variety Of Blank Books
from the small Memorandum Book 10 the large SUI
per-royal Ledger, including every article used In
the eountlng-room.
We have Tor the Country Merchant full varie-
~ ofLetter, Cap and Note Paper, Envelopes, Wrap
per, Bonnet Boards, Ink, &c, DC.
Our own Publications are too well known as
works Of the highest merit, 10 require more than an
enumeration OF the most prominent which are
CLARKE'S c COMMENTARY, DR.. DICKS COM
plete Works, ROLLINS ancient History, Plutareh's
Lives, Spectator, Josephus, g.. We invite all
who deal In, or purchase books, 10 give us call a
we are confident we can offer them such induce
menis as shall be mutually beneficial.
Nov. IL, 1853. F-lyr.
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Nerp and elegant Goods,


selected with great cart, (he senior partner having
been several months In the market,) both rs re-
CARDS style and price, and purchased largely With
Cash from the best Ennlish, German, and Amer
lean manufacturers. As they will import their
Foreign Goods and buy their american direct from
manufacturers, they will, at all times, be enabled
10 hold out catering inducements 10 purchasers
They will adopt In The management Of their bus
mess the principles ofsProgress," chief of which
are sshort profits" and -slarge sales" for Cash.
upon short time, and coupled with almost daily
receipts OF New and Fashionable articles.
In short their aim will be 10 make the Cincinnati
market In their line. equal 10 either Philadelphia
or New York. Tho personai attention Of zach
member ofthe firm Will be given 10 the detail Al
we'll rs the management OF the business. Thl.
will enable their friends 10 order, with the fullest
confidence OF getting promptly whatever they de.
sire OF the newest styles, and at uniform low
prices.
n n HIINTER- lata- al A.
JOHN A. coBURN, late ofMaysAille, Ky,
W. EDMESToN, late with Tyler Davidson
& Co.
HUGH BARR late of FlemInfsburg, KY,
Jan. l3--4 ON.
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Iron THE RELIEF

RrouLaR MrssrauA rIos, &C., with all their sc-
companying evils, Cancer excepted no matter
how severe or ofhov long standing.
The Cstholicon Car SURPRISES other remedies, In
being more certain, less expensive, and leaving
the system In better condition. Let all interest
ed call and obtain n pamphlet (freel containing
ofthe beneficial results OF lie use; together with
letters from highly experienced Physicians, who
have useditin their practice, and speak from their
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Prof. Dunbar, NJ. D., Baltimore, Nd.
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w. w. REESE. NJ. ID. New-York City.
W. PRxsoorr, NJ. ID. Concord, Nh.
Up. NEwLlsp, NJ. D., Utica, Ny:
Rev. @. S. Beard, Glenn Springs,S. {.
Pamphlets had gratis at tho store OF GUToRp q
ALDEN, Agents, Laurel, Ind.
ALSO sold by
E.E. Fuller, Harrison, Ohio.
DAsfrL BEARER, Liberty.
PAWS & MoRRisos, connersville.
8. STEWART, Greonsburg.
Jons IluSTLR, Versailles.
Letter eddressed 20 eare9 M. cHrtis Ho.eh
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bled with Female Compalnts-prolapsus uieri
and all the attending dlnicutics; al times render
ing my life most miserable. have had the alton
dance OF some Of the oest physicians, with but III
ne success; thu most they could do was 10 relieys
"a cure was out ofthe question. For I'VE months
before commencing with your medicine, bad mo-
been able 70 perform any labor, could walk but q
few steps at n time, and scarcely went out o.
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rest ofmy days In suffering and misery. Butread'
ing your advertisement, was induced TO try your
invaluable medicine called Uterine Caihollcon, q.
the last resort. had not used Il week before
felt like another woman. By the use ofthree bot
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In the family with ease, and could walk any where
In the neghborhood without injury. Nothing bu
a sense ofmy duty TO you and TO the afflicted, ha'
induced mo 10 state my case 70 the public. car
safely recommend the preparation 10 all those
suffering like myself.
(slgned,) Mrs. SARAH A. Bisnor.
FREEDoM. PoRTAoE CO.. Ohio. Dec. 81, 1859.
J.B. MARCHiSI6 Co., Proprlciors.
CENTRAL DEPOT, so4 BROADWAY, MY.
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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-19

The undersigned would respectfully give notice
10 Merchants, carrivge Manufacturers and Sad.
clers In the West and South West, that they have
for transpcting extensively,
ihe as I'd business In all its variety. They
"a noI sl~~nfnc n Ia Oa stoek n
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-05-19
Cincinn a I'll.

Cabinet WAR, ooxs~,~.,,.
undersigned, al No 90 West Fifth a. befweef Vine
and wainuttakes pleasure IN Informing hIs friends
sde eeR ~ or Rsaa e. ard
In the West, OF every description and qualify e,n-
bracing stylcs and prices with VIII BE- found
adapted 70 the fancy and necessities OF all cIasses
similar stock ever offered In the Western connirx.
The workmanship is % superior excellence IN
fashion and durability. am possessed u fscill-
articles at unprecedented low terms. Ny motto
Is "small profits and quick returns.r
respectfully invite the public 20 visit my cxten
sive warerooms, and examine my varied and ele-
ROSEWOOD FURNITURE.
Now on banda compile and very elegant assori-
mento of Rosewood Furniture. embracing sofas,
Iete-a- Ieics, Center Tables, Easy Chairs, ParIpr
styles OF form trimming and finish. ..
would also state that am prepared 10 n up
large Mirrors or Pier Glasses. of The best qualify
med to suit the taste Of the purchasers.
MAHOGANY AND BLACK WALNUT
WARE.
SONS, Tete-a- rctes, Center Tables, Stands Easy
Chair, Rocking Chairs, Sofa-scat Chairs, Book
Cases and Racks Bureaus, Bedsieads, etc. Of es-
cry style and description.
COMMON CAB1NETwARE
have on hand very heavy stock OF cheaper
ware; eompris ing Cane, Flag, and Wood Seat
Chairs. Of all Styles and prices, Bureaus, Ia
oies' Rocking Chairs, Stands, Dedsteads, Lounges
LoOKING-GLAssEs ON HAND.
A large assortment OF Looking G lasses. OF eil,,
rosewood, and mahogany frames, which win cell
MATTRESSES ON HAND.
good supply offspring .curied knfF and paimet-
10 Mattresses, made In the best manner aud also
make them to order In any way that map be desi-
The daily union., 1854-11-16
Husesn Corps Of Typographical Engineers,


pKofosALs will be on 10Th
November next for the delve
On oh steamer n the lake be delivered al De
steamer 10 he 1876 long
exc!sve of 6xur paddle wheels
tban 200 BURDEN and depth OF hold aboG,
he deck and cabin said boat fashion, be ii
sded as iolows forward of The machinery eabn and
AT oi cabin, ard
officers Also, have roo pantry
water closets, aud cabin ana kitchen
les, than ~ hands aud six oifcsts
The upper teeh or cabin roof 10 be suci ny firm for custom
Pilot wheel upper deck, supplied
with customary coasenicAces ior steering.
The boat 10 be schooner supplied
sars, ss and To be properly paed have ade
anchors, adequate cables customary
lures OF auer holes chain cable hoxes, wnda levers, &c
Each details
furnish a drawing and model Of The boat
The oat to be supplied with boats not less than
20 feel long EACH aud each boat have good with rudde
No advances be made the War Depart
advertise anew The War Department reserves
g 70 accept ANY OF The proposals. TO reject The whole and to
The al common steam pressure 10
speed mites the and supplied with suitable coal
capable sioNing of
Materials he qualify wofknanike
and all customary and xircs strength and
against fire. BIZ observed The boat less than 30
qnate water buckets.
The of bes quality be OF the low kind
with the best recent Improvements.
When the boat reported ready by the CONTRACTOR Inspector
viii he appointed the War Department. officer OF The
be chosen by the contractor These two select hd
employ the requisite hepen, ahorer &c order 10 make IN
spection aud trial.
miles
shall speed OF not less miles the hour
inspectors csndion,
of and machinery, workmanship finish and
expenses
half said be paid BY the United States,
and one half by The contractor
sep l6--d2H &2nstisiNoy Col corps +. T.
The daily union., 1854-11-16

Artists, Union.

VE Amencan Arsls' respectfully
ue United
OF cutivauDs Tor the hne throughout the country
aud with view Of eaaang family become possessed Of
gallery oil epgsavinas
BY TUE FIRST ARTISTS Of THE AGE,
have detrmn~d order
eagayngs and thus nor only give employment TO large number
works OF ART 70 present TO Tue purchasers of their engaving when
$50 900 OF which sold, i.
100000 gtrts OF the actual cost of $3.50, 900
Each purchaser OF dollar therefore,
only engraving richly worth money, but cke which
entities him % one Of The sts when they distributed
For dollars highly flushed beautifully painted
gif tickets will be sent dOlars spleen
engayinss be selected from catalogue
mail 7
Of the catalogue together with specimen OF
engraviDgs can be seen at the office OF this paper
For each dollar sent actually worth that aud
gift ticket will imnediatey be forwarded
AGENTS.
The committees believing that the succes OF ls great national
undertaking viii te materially promoted by The and
with such the 4k,at liberal terms. y.
wishing become by sending 81
will by rum of mail, dollar Iicke
ctaogue aud all other inf0ma ~
On The faa le"a of The sale the gifts will be placed
be distributed;
of which viii be Give. throughout The United States the
The daily union., 1854-11-16
United states Mail.
PENNSYLVANIA.

Posr OFxCE DsPARrAEsT,
October IL, s.A
DROPOSALS af the mails
December, 1854 30th
IN PENNsYLVANiA will be received The Copiaet Office
he Posi- Once Department until Ia Monday
ycmber, 1854 10 be decided Wednesday Nnvemhe
1854: tfh ''' 7F7 MiftTDlfH ~
No $780, From Harrisburg by Lnsisysou, MsDsda , West
Hanover, East Hanover, Ono, JonestOun and Fredrr
ieksburg 10 Pine Grove 30 mea and back, three
week. .'s ~ 4
Leave Harrisburg Monday, Wednesday, Fri ay, at
Arrive at Pine Grove days by Jpn;
Leave Pine Grove Tuesday, Thursday Saturday.
n
Arrive al Harrisburg days by .
oS72 Mahanoy by Greenbrier Linz Mountain Upper
Mahananso, and Barry 20 iinersviie, 80 miles aud
back, twice week.
Leave Mahanny Monday and Friday m
Arrive Minersviiie day by M
Leave Mnersvie Tuesday Saturday n & nj
Arrive at Mahanoy days by p M.
For bid guarantee, also,
and {ebracng conditions
The such department
ent) advertisement inviting proposals
states nt New Jersey Delaware Ohio
dated the 2ad Of September, 1885,
Oct le--3awdw