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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23
n u r DIS II AIR RESTORER
Hair GE Bald Ele:sds

u Nj 5 prepaT5t ton has never failed TO pro-
duce new growth of hair, VIXEN used
according 10 directions. 1t is designed ex-
pTesSly Tor lie growth Of the hair, whereas,
nearly all ARTICLES advertised for this purpose
are in reality designed only for The toilet
hence Tie unparalleled success of iIu!d'S Hair
EeStoreT. For superior article for the toilet,
use
UURD'S GOaDEN GLOSS.
Iiurd's fair ReStorer is sold at 81 per bottle,
Golden Gloss25 cents, by dealers generally.
CnEMrcAL MANUFsCrrRl>G Co., Projectors
49, Broadway, New York.
o. X TRIPP, Wholesale Agent, fremont
House, Detroit.
Sep!;2J, 1888. 27yl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

Os-Fortune sometimes is hsnped up
like the snow. and like the snow melts
and thaws TO nothing again.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

@-Honesty is th bes, policy; but
he who is honest only because honesty Is
expedient is not an homes; man.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23
III I'll II ID W. fl X II

III I'll II 70 W. I'll X II.
~ SaddIery, Cutlery, &c.
Es@0,s'HE Subscribers are now re.
Z rs Il ceivingth following, direct from
= the Eastern Manufacturers and old
W. England. We have now on hand z
L;srGcr stock than IAN lie found
elsewhere in tie west. We have added many
new articles we'll as increased those here
! 10 ore kept. which Will lie sold at Gin, innati
prices with The addition OF freight. Among The
af.,cleS OF which we have full assortment:
Idbie and Pocket CutleTn--The Lest 1ssort-
ment ever offered in the west
building Materials-Sueh as Locks. ,atcbes
butts, hinges, screws glass &c.
Carpenters md COoDer's Tools--A full os-
sortment ofchisels, hand and Tenant saws.
planes, drawing knives &c.
Cabinet Mixers Goods--Ma ,cgany and wal
nut veneerS ard knobs, till. r. 81, cup board
looks, table hinges, bed casters, glue, &c.
B!acksmith's Toois--Such rs anvils, vices,
screw plates, bellows, hammers. rasps, files,
Shoenberger's Iron. steel pillow moulds, &c.
GunSnifh MafcrieiS--Locks, triggers, tubes
gun mouniry and barrels, pistols, game bags.
caps, TASKS DC
Fer M'iicrs--Leatherb betting, packing, rope
boiling cloths, NIL cross. cut and circular
saws, files &c.
For Fdrmcrs--All kinds Of farming utensils
piows, corn shelters. hay cutters, cast steel
and steel back scYtbes cradles. FORKS Takes,
spades, shove!s, hoes. &c
Carriage Irimmin gs-Euamelcd and plain oil
cloths, laccs, iri g->, linii g. hub bands, bel
ioTs, spokcs. ,haIts, aXlcs. Slplis e. &c.
Saddiery HVdrare. y Harness Mounting -
large assortment; saddle tree, buckles.
stirruPs, names. enanolled and patent leather.
m iroccr, sheep and calf skiuE, &cs &c. We
design keeping every article in that Inc.
Also; ShOehbcrger mon, mills, ard Belmont
log trace. halter and fifth chains, lead
p'pe, pumps, axes, curry-coMbs, patent aud
Common strap hingee, grind stones ard irons
window sash, &c, &c. tor sale. at Wholesale or
retail. nj the sign Of The B;g Paddock, No. 25
W, s., and 3:, Z Ist. Washington street.
y. Is. Having made arrangements for lie
sale of NiSs & Michcf's Dayton made Horse
Collars in Tins State; VII sell al a small az
vance above Dayton prizes.
Fl. S. KELLOGG 6 SON.
indianapolis. Jan. 81 1886 l6yI.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23
MY RESP ECT S.

WILL all those who are indebted to me
w please call and set lie their little ac-
counts, as am rely oppressed on account
Of some bad bargains hereto ore ma le with bad
eggs | am now trying TO do business on my
own hook, and want oil the dimes | can get,
il they are justly due me.
ROBERT RUSk.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23
R.R. r..
LIFE AND DEATH.


The Mysteries of disease laid open to the peo-
pie.
Health isthe Principle Of Lift; Disease is
the principal Of Death.
The K X. II. II ,nedies possess the grea
power tn sec'Ue To the human system Health
and long life, and to free the human family
rom pains. aches and all bodily intirmitics.
The art Of preserving health and the method o.
curing diseases by the X. r. RS
Railways Ready Relief
Is 10 be used in all cases where there is pain
The moment it is applied externally, or takei
internally, II will allay the most torturing ache
pans. cramps. spasms, burns. scalds, &C., and
quicker tn IN Morphine, Culorot0rm, Veratrnt
or any oiher anodyne remedy that has ever
been used by medical men.
1t Is safer than these dingerous remedies
The public viii bear in mind that Chloroiorm
Morphine, Opium. &c. only stitle the pain 10y
supplying the schses, so that the pcrcrptlvC
faculties loose the power of feeling, and tina
after the influence or these narcotics have pas
ed from the systcai the pain again breaks ou
with its terrible pangs with renewed violepce
Railways Ready Relief stops the pain and
removes the cause or the disease that occa
siuns 1T: 1t inluSes new life into the weak ano
diseased parts. Ii braces up the nerves. ana
establishes III the system reaction OF health
and strength in place of pain, weakness ano
disease.
As counter irritant, Ridway's Ready Re
lief applied To the surface of the body, where
there is inflammation or congestion, 1t W II in
stan'ly scatter the congested blood. cqlalIzes
the circulation. and in a few minutes the mos'
excrIciating pains are removed. This may be
sen III cases of Lunbago, g Dut, and Rheuma
tism in their most terrible forms. where an APP.
plicatiOn of RIlway's Ready Relief Will re.
store the patient to ease and comfort.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

4 WONDERFUL discovery has reaenii,
"A been made by DR.. Curtis Of this city, ia
the treatment o. Consumption, Asthma and all
diseases o! the Lungs. We refer to Dr. Cur
It's llygeana or Inha.ing Hygean Yspor and
Cherry Syrup" With this new method, DR..
C. has restored many afflicted ones To health.
rs an evidence OF winch lie has irnumeTeblc
certificates. Speaking oil the tresiment, a
physician remarks, alt is evident that inhaf-
lng-eonStnntly breathing an agreeable, heal-
ing vapor the medicinal properties mus, come
m direct ohtact with the whole aral cavities
oi the IL IeS, and thus escape the many and
varied Changes produced upon them when IN
trodu ed INTO the stomach. and subject 10 the
proc IS OF DIGESTION" The Iivgeana is for
sale at all the Druggists throughout the coun-
try. hep York Dufchman. jan l..
The Inhaler Is worn on the breast under the
linen without the least inconvenience--ihe
heat OF the body being sufficient 10 evaporais
the fluid.
1rForsale by Fl. B. PERsHING, Plymouth.
Nav 3. 1853. syl.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

That's a flame OF mine," as the bel
lows said to the fire.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

New Bla nkS.-Deeds, Mortgages and
Quit Claims of an approved shorifOrm, and al
very short price. are for sale at this Office.
Also Blank Notes neatly printed and for sale
the same place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

r. ID. LEMON.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

II. w. LEMON
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1856-10-23

Diseases and complaints cDused by erposure
andafmospheric Changes. Orcr rolich Rndicay'
Ready Relief and Rad,cay Regulators poss-
es.s the mott remarkable curafire popers. ana
,chich riH readily yield to the X. X. Remedies.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-31

MosT., TREMENDOUS FEAT.-Miss
Katy Cooke has announced for forth
coming benefit at Astley's, that she
will take Fysag leap ocer lady an
full Dress and clear the entire body
without touching a single founce.-
The distance, measured from skirt to,
skirt, is calculated to exceed, by to or
three yards, that of the longest leap
on record. There are wagers to a con
siderable amount, both in sporting
and equestrian circles, that the daring
young lady will not be able to accom-
plish the difficult feat. She has been
strongly advised. by all her friends to
abandon the toolhardy undertaking,
and to jump over sixteen hoops, or
half a dozen elephants, or a Green
wieh hotel bill, or any other bulky OBJ
iect, nstead.-Punch.
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A DIAMOND. FoUND.-Wsl have
been well aware that thiscountry was
very rich in minerals and some kinds
of precious stones, but we had not ex-
pected to seea Lake Superior diamond,
yet such is the case. We wereshown
one yesterday that would measure
three fourths of an inch in length, and
at least 'one-fourth of an inch in thick
ness. 1t is a regular formed octagon
and all who have seen it pronounce it
diamond, but OF what exact value is
yet uncertain, it being in the rough
state. 1t cnts glass 'slike q knife, I"
and shows all the brilliancy Of a dia-
mond of the first water, which, if it
should prove to be, will make its VAL
ne not less than two thousand dollars.
The diamond was found by the wife
of Mr.. Alfred Kaufman while walk
ing on the shore of the, lake. The
waves washed it up, and, onreceding,
left it exposed to the rays Of the sun,
when its brightness attracted her at
tention and she picked it up. Mr.. 81.
is poor laboring man, and should It
prove to be as valuable as it is suppos-
ed, it will be a handsome windfaH 1--WE
might say aoater-falD for him. This
is a great country, we shall expect to
hear of the discovery ola gold mine
next, and why not! for we have ali
the other minerals.--Laks Superior
Journal. 8
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THE DAILY GAZETTE.

PHILoPGNA.-Ac correspondent Of
the Taunton Gazette writes from Ber-
lin, the following account Of this game
as practiced among the Germans
Here when couple exchange philo-
penas, the object Of each is not mainly
to be the fi-ss to pronounce the com
mon word at their next meeting, but
with the exchange the sport has but
begun. The after object of each is to
draw the other into accepting some
favor, and if that is done, the word
philopena is spoken and forfeit re-
qliired. To illustrate it better by ex-
ample:
A and B exchange philopenas at
party and in a few days after B calls
upon A at his or her house. A, in
stead of waiting to be asked in, enters
just before the invitation is given; if
offered a chair takes seat upon the
sofa, if B passes the butter to A at the
tea table, takes cheese instead, ,fand
so on-always taking care to accept;
nothing, but ina quiet way endeavor-
ing to force the other party into the
acceptance Of some offer on, his Town
side.
If at that visit either is successful,
he Immediately says ''philopens,"
but If both should always be ON their
guard, the thing may pass on to sub
sequent occasion. The reader will
instantly see how preferable this meth
cd is to our own, where often times
a rude haste is exhibited to be the first
to speak, and where the person who
has least on his mind is generally sue
cessful.T asla-s.a a Ed
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Clothing.
1856. Spring and Summer 1856.
ARRANGEMENT,
AT THE
GREAT NORTHWESTERN
Clothing and NJ a n ufacturing
E.N II d ri U.N.
A. CASTEEL 4 Co.

A. CASTEEL Il Co. m
TlAKE this opportunity TO inform the public tina t
i they have received at their Store, the largest
Stock OF
Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, vestings,
which has ever been brought to this market. The
Goods which oferto the Inspection OF the citizens
ofthis town surpass in design and finish, anything
that can be offered them this side of New York, being
selected with the greatest car and from tho most ex
tensine houses in the Eastern markets, and with
view TO satisfy the tastes of all our customers.
We have also fun and complete assortment oil
the latest and most approved styles of
GENTS. FURNISHING GOODS, -
which are beyond doubt the most desirable 10 be
found in this city. Among which are Gents shirts,
Undershirts, stocks, Cravats, Gloves, suspenders,
Hose, &c.
Particular attention viii be psid, as heretoforeto
the making up of garments in style unsurpassed by
any similar establishment.
Full suits made on shortest notice, and warranted
10 suit.
Thank full for the bestowal ofpast liberal fayors
the public, we take pleasure in pedsing renewed
ddelity, and solicit share Of the public patronage.
Apf23 d.tf .la- s..E 70 k.+CASTEEL e. co. p.
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ESQ WHEELBARR0W6
NOR sale nv s,4NOURSE,VlELE & CO.,
Ni,na Ia atf rorpef Rack Island and Front SITS
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GROCERIES AN9n PROVISIONS.
WILEY & MUNGER'S
On I'd St bet Main and Brady, ie&
OPPOSITE LIE CLAIRE BLOCK,

rITIZESS of Scott and adjoining counties. Your
attention is respectfully invited TO call and ex.
ami ne and buy of the best stocks OF Groceries,
Provisions, wooden and Willow Ware, Dried Fruits,
Oils, Paints, q Qieansware, Glassware, &c. Consist
ing in part of the following Goods: 4% r
Young Hyson, Imp, Gunpowder and Blcck TeAs,
New Orleans, Ciarided; Powdered and crushed Su-
-ars: Rio Java, Brow ned and Ground Conass; Mo-
iasses In kegs hf bbls. and sbls' Dried q Preserved
Fruits. III, 4sa Ia "a O. 5y
A large assortment of Soaps, Plaster Paris and
IAnseed, Lard and Tanners Oils; Whitefsh, Mack.
erel and Herring, Willow Baskets, Willow Wagons
and Cabs; Tubs, Buckets. Churns, Brecms, DO;
Powder, Shot, Lead and Percussion Caps; 100 bush-
els Dried Apples; 1900 lbs. Smo moksd Beef SugaI eur
ed Hams and shoulders; Lard and Picked Pork
Fious, Corn Meala and homny. Also full stock Of
every other article connected with the Grscery bus
ness which you respectfully invited TO call and
examine t-H-fa -.- + -- ie-Y 4fE g-tt-
All heavy articles delivered within any part ofshe
city. ts-sstE tE+1r7 5f
Ilay ynnnort. lime o. dotwtf,
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MAMMOTH STOCK OF
" NEW GOODS!
At the Great Western Clothing Store.

Il. .ho~onetoi
No. 4, LIE CLAIRE ROW,
rs in receipt ofthe largest andm complete stock
i of s- l-
CLOTHING, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ever broughtto this which has been purchased
which he will sell "'. =
Ttoenty. FiUe per Cent. Cheaper
than any other establishment in this section of coun-
try He is aso in addition to his stock Of Clothing,
recei vingan extensive and well selected stock of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods zC
OF all styles and varieties to which he invites atten-
ton His stock has been selected with great
pressy forthis Market and atthe very lowest prices
Extent, Variety and Beauty
his stock cannot be equaled in this region and are
..s@ FRESH FROM THE MANU- Glory. .
All he ask is thatthe public generally will examine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere, feeling salts
fed that those who cannot be suited in quantity, qua
Hty and price at the
Great Western Clothing House,
cam Ut be suited any other establishment west Of
Chicago. -
Aug 81. tt. l.. LOWENSTEtN. i!
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Railroads.
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD.
GROlE ~

SPRING ARRANGEMENTS,
nN and after Monday, April l4th, ls56,and until
Ofurthcf notice. tr iins Will leave kock Island dai
Iy, Sundays excepted, asfollows:
Let mail train at 600 a. N .
"a express, stopping only at the principal :,
stations Ut lu-4J "a. H.
Sd night express, stopping at all stations 9.l0P. ~
4th freight, with cd class cars at . 6,30A Ms
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily, Sundays except
cd, asfollows: Wfe'
Ist night express at -4--. ---AI 800 A. M.
Cd express, stopping only at the principal :,
stations AZ a'vv y, u
4th freight with ID class cars at s.45 Pm.
All trains over this road in direct connection at
Chicago with trains over bothtne Meh.gaa southern
and Michigan Central K. r. to and from Detroit To.
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also al
La Sale with trains of the Illinois Central Road
north to Gaena and south TO st. Lonis and Cairo 10
which places tick Il can be procured OF 8. b. SiE
VEINS, Ticket agt. r.. X. Depot RI
Passengers are reminded ofthe necessity OF giving
distinct directions 10 the destination of their bag
gage also 10 procure tickets before taking their
seats in the cars the condaetors collect fares only
to stations the line OF the Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad. s@' JOHN T. >TkACf supt.
w. II. WHIrMAN, Asst Sup't. '"' '-5-S
Rock Island, April 2, 1856 .'+ s.'#. - -''
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,rroxSEY AND COUosELLoR,
1IJiT Att.nd 10 the prosecution ofCasesbetotelh lho
w i'odrt OF Claims, nd take charge OF any pro
s,',nsJn,.inss, before tho departments or the su-
Hss,,,t pa mars iulsn tled for MI. sargent may
, .aoti.rgstly 10 ain at Washington, ~ =. OF is'a
49, h N...r. Cook n lllloa, davenport, Iowa, took,
Grgeut a. powaey- iosst-ay, of So'A' ="
Jsr,er Rock Island, III.
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Dried Apples. @a..., an
| JVUby IMay "a d.Nwl B.,P & ID.
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NOTICE.
fAGUUMAN LIFESAyED!


4 RaopYs ESD, Dear Sir--As took your med-
;na to sell on consignment 'no cure no pay, take
in stating effects as reported TO me oy three
brothers who live in this plaee anu tnsii testuoS 10
far S,p's specilne,, Of all i have received:
i W : CoSKuS told me-Hl had taken nine bottles OF
Chrsiies Agus Basa aud ~ ,ha
degree that blood discharged from my mouth aaa DOW
els 50 that all thought i ,mp9ssio" Jor ms 20 M hee
nid sm but thought must die. Notlring did PIC
ANY rood until spt RHODES FEVER AND AeuE CuRE,
AZ once rolies edme Of the distress and nausea at
nv and pain in my head and bowels, andprodae-
Ell a permanent cure in a short tine eP -tt~
MI H. CoSKLiN says:;.'l had been taking mediciue OF
MS good doctor have in our county, aud taken
any quantity Of qniuiua aud specifics without any good
from 25th August to Eth December. But seeing how
nicely it operated my brother, 4 got R bottle OF
Rhodes Fever and Ague Oure, which effected perma-
nent cure by using two-thirds of bottle. -
s. NJ. CoSKilN was not here, but the other brothers
say his case was the H. Ms. sold the nediene
20 both the day, and the cure was as speedy ue
the same small quantity and might - ST1NareN
Yours with tsspeS. r ts,f Good broof As it is, it is
Of no better tenor than the number Of like cert
Gates have already published, and the still greater num-
ber that is continually pouring III 70 me.
0tie thing more Last year had oSeaso" 10 eaA'"
the public iu these words;
~ netise ana frm ehs kar taksH one Of my general
mn on saielae aud tatn pitA 6raIsn impKdesss ese
rhsr pamphlet pith tAe ercismstion Let the peoprt
tor e aay otAer medicine say as maeA v hs dsrss,'
Nav take pleasure i'll saying that the caution refer
red to the same ''pr. C Chrise's Aue alsam mention
toned in the aboye Certificate. It st a.. kRsg 8,
RsThere are several other Industrious people who ar
applyine to their poisonous tras all that pubsh abei
my Fever aud Agae Cure, Andnts % Msiaria sIssr
the Certificates res, aud the Certifcats Oh the cel
DR. James r. Chiffon in favor OF its PEI
f.cty harmless character, is attached ~ every ~.
tle These will always serve to distinguish Wy nsei'sn
| h0A 0AN>'N.l3 = 7T-Yts 7. 8 Proyidencp. n IL f$
wholesale Agsnts--H- Blaksley, ST. Louis; Bareia
Rros Chicago; c, +. Webb, paysnports ana Ior salc
I44 rerN0 FEET WINDOW GLASS for sale BY,
| SSU.UOO ALyORp d VAN PATTEN,
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Tbn lId Pioneer Bakery still ahead!

.
,,sHE subscrioor has recently made extensive prep
L ara,ions for the manu- uiacnre OF sutter, sngaf'
Boston, Soda, Pic Mic, Water and Oyster oiackers'
Pilot Bread, &c, Sc, together win gooa assorl-
ment OF Loaf Bread, Cakes and Rusks;
have also purchased the Patent kight 1or scol'
PATENT LOAF BREAD,
,,,da Inv Machinery, The advantages claimed for
this process of making Bread are these the Bread -
more uniform in quality, and handsoc ~ appea.h ppnnh
longer becoming stale, and TO many persons
Is not objec iionable whom week oid, IL GUYS W
handsome as the finest Frenoh rol goes larthef,
ana is readily into families VINO nave hes
or used Bakers Bread before. shall continue 70
run Bread Wagon us heretoiere. ~ pno,s y. i a re
lire salsfsction, hope to DO able TO supply AZ VINO
may favor me with their patronage. ihshNut NJ
past fav ors, hope to meri: . continuancs ~ sne
same All orders from the country promp,,S anana
od to. zH@# g-aH DhNiIh ~ 49,, .
Pioneer Bakery, Front Street, ono square S'o'e
Burrows 4 Prettyman's steam .ails'
Davenpo RI, May ~, lo56-du ------ ---------
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
AsR ssssa


The great Central Route, connecting The Al lante
cities With the Western, Northwestern, ana South
western States, by continuous uirect Ihis
to all perts the North western Lakes; ma.
Ling The most direct ehsapest and rsiia6e reate by
which Freight can be forwardod to and frsm the
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittsburg,
First Class. boots Shoes, Dry :, T6c NJ Ioo n
Goods in boxesl Furs, Feathers, &C.
| ary Dry Goods lin bales) Drugs and soc NJ ,aon
Medicines, Hardware Leather L'a' Wool s,D'
s.ssa fs.s II sss;.., ssis os:s :s.s ssss 100
| Fourth Class ..sCodee, Fish,Ba
con & Pork (packedl Lardes Lard on,{ 4Oc s1oo b.
| hemp, Iron, lead, nails, soda ash, Sc>
PsI oa Ins nn ee;ee
COIToN-s2 per bale, not exceeding 500 lbs,
welsht until futher notice.
IL Pin shipping Goods from any point east of Phil.
adephia be particular to mark packages s'eia Fenn
syirania Railroad" All goods .consgned 10 the a.
gents for this Road a. drsephia OF viii
FRxloHr AasxTs.--Harris, Wormly &: Co., Mem,
phis Tenn., r. z. Sass Co., st. Louis, j. .. Mitch.
I'll a. Son, Evansville, Ind; Dumesnn,. Bell q Bur-
dock and Carter & Jewett Louisville Ky! r. Mel
| drum, Madison, Ind; sPrigman Bfewn, and Irwir
Co., Cincinnati; \. W; VII Graham & Co., GAINESVILLE
Astor House, N. York; William St. and Batter
Place New York; 4. !. Sneeder, Philadelphia; Ma
graw & Koons. Baltimore; Geo. c: Fronciscus, Pitts
Il. II. HOUSTON, General Freieh eht .Ageat, PAils
H. J. J.LoMBAERT, SaPt. -ahe0SG, Ps.s..L.s - s.,,
| Pennsylvamia KailrOad.
| Three Daily Through Trains between Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh.-THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Piitsburgat7f A. !, and
rgh fer Philadelphia at7 A. NJ The ast line
lea YES Philadelphiaat p. NJ. and Pitsburgfo Phil
| adelphia at Ip. NJ. THE NIGHT IMPRESS train
| leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh at II NJ. and
| pittsburgh for Philadelphia az ie p. M.
The above lines connect at Pittsburgh with the
Railroads to and from st. Louis, No., Alton, Galcna
mud Chicago, Ill. Frankfort Lexington and Louis.
yille KY; Terre Haute, Dayton Springfield, Belle
fontins, Sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Columbus,
Zapesyille Massllon and Wooster, Ohio; eso, with
| the steam packet boats from and TO New Orleans,
| ST. Louis, Louisville and CINCINNATI. -.
Through tickets be had 10 or from other of the
| above places. -
For further particulars see handbills al the differ,
eut starting points. Passengers from tte Westwil
1nd this the shortest and most exped ous route to
phiiadslphia, Baltimore, New York o Boston: . q
THO'S. MOORE, Agent, Passenger Lines, Phila.
j. MESKIMEN, AgsntPassengc Lines, Pitts.
Phila. Nov Cd IS dly g