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lmproyed AltIncial teeth.

]
Jar J. ALLIES late Professor in the Ohio COeS Of Don
tal Surgery, invites attention to his histle lmptord
method Of constructing Artificial Denares, wiehcombine
H. There are no seams for the IOgmenn food
slightest moisture can gt. between icg, and ats
An Artificial Gug Which = a. frn and md, sl1,SIige a.
base, which uuites them each other and TO S plate upon
which they set. This DraTts to the teeth tNt pc
cuar and appearance which ehHroterizs
g. Great strength is obtained by thus rnins the crth
break them from their base.
L. clear and distinct articulation speech Is restored
This important change effected by aytnt inside Of the
teeth aud gum OF natural form To ilis form the onts
readily adapted This perfect Naas, o. The t9,'s L
Ing or singing 80 often Observed in peftons wearing nrt
5 TIE natural form and expression Of the mouth md
restored, they have become rlidEe
This ia done by means Of additional attachments 10 me
supporting the teeth These attachments art so
formed as to bring out the and sustain item
named gum compound, and become component parts Of the
dCltur and when gy formed eannl be detected by the
closest observer THIS method restoring the checks %
hpir original fntss and aso the natHFaI
sion OF the month and lips has been vel tested hSc
years psstA variety Of Paragraphs Dagpelfeoype
EenesseS, Which hays been tAlenof persoS without Jus
improvement and ~ can be seen AIMS 9nee noS
ing the great change which produced In the
ed uponths which the public IRE tnytsa to cal
and examine With other specimens u his work mot
g. The plates usually Tor this work patina,
Abe purity OF which the slightest tarnish or ua-
many Andmportant features which are readily apprc-
eiated bS those wearing artificial dentures this rinci
Testimonials canbe given Dentists in te yari
Gus parts Of the unOu and persons wearing the work IN ms
Dr.. ALLIES has arrangements by which he Is enalledtO
persons from distance, Immediately on arrival
80 - 3. AfIES, No. so BOaa sts.st,
p S-Persons desiring any further Information refer
the above, win furnished with pamphlets, free Of
postage, y sending note with address to Dr. Adm
& 4 . ~
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Change of Schedule,
STtS5{SyS. 81 gss-9ss8
winter Arrangement,

i i Transportation OFFICE II. & o. R. R. -,
Wheeling Station, Dec. 4th, 1855,
on and after Tuesday the m instant the Passenger Trains
express ma will leave this station daily p NJ and
i,:3O Z. VI. gs
the following stations Benwood, NInundsye Cameron,
Farmont Fctterman Newbnrg, ROwlcsburg Piemont Cum
beran Sir Johns Run NarnSbur, Ilarper,s Ferry, Nom
ocacy, Sykesville and Washington Junction.
The Train leaves daily except saturdays, at 1890 P.
NJ, and will stop at all the regular statiNs
The Wheeling aud Cumberland Accommodation Train will
be daily except Sundays, leaving Wheeling ut a. NJ,
arriving Cumberland at r. NJ Leaving CumberlAr.
at5:15 ~ NJ and arriving in Wheeling at y r. NJ.
Nv order Of jill DONE, Supts
lrI - ftH-tl ~ T. ter J. r. FORD Agent
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Coxr1mESTAaY.-ou r Gernanfellow-e citizens,
including the Harmonic Society and the Free
man Brass Band, serena,led Mayor CALDWELL
on Thursday night, The Mayor acknowledged
the compliment in beautiful speech full of pa
triotic sentiments and of correct viewson the
political and social questions now agitating the
public mind. After some time spent in a free
Interchange of opinions, the company retired,
highly gratified with their reception, and more
in love with our popular Mayor than ever be-
fore.
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Tins Day Pubshed.
Il d d II II
TIE q U IN Err s D i o GU TEE.

HRRDEsCESDGSTs.
volume IL Price 81 ,s5
MORE charming tale has rarely nude its appearance
IA in any county, The is laid in Boston, the
time Of the religious persecution Of the Quakers the PRT
and this circumstance adds very interest
tale which does require any such fictitious aid; whose
intrinsic qualities Sufficient astcn the readers
tion, and deeply his sympahes, web enforce
admirable lesson. The reader of this volume will obtain
much clearer insight into the character and principles
Of the QuaEers, than by the ptrusa Of any historical
work The following extract from the Dedication Of Edith
reveals somewhat OF the Authors motiI IN its prOluc
ton $50
has often panied 6rd how little known Of your
sect in what scaIed the word Persons extensive
Formation, writer's and eFen Clergy are in many in
EnOrNn their real doctrines and know the Qua
ker only by his peGliats. No doubt noticed
that QuaSer, IN book, Is made perform soine ricH-
lous part, which sensitive member Of the in real life
would dsdan perpetrae. However, il must he confessed
that their pesnliaFes such IN
this mistake, for, keeping Within themselves they do lit
tie opportunity afforded others insight their
character. Not much he known their religious be-
lief because they subscribe written creed and teach
form Of doctrine, and his allows ministers
land, Indeed, every member OF their SOcioiy) free
dom which constantly subjeC,s lhe'N Iaue uuntryd Oh
loG'Iv"
fe6,iaw MASON DRoTEIE.ItS New York.
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ton of parts There is no misplaced finery,s
unity and firmness is suggested by the arrange.
mcnt of the members, one with another, combs
ming to make mp a perfect whole. Theigre3ter
part of the building will be ocesqriedby the firm
whose enterprise has expended nearly S40, 600
npon theilot and Improvements The loftil ess
Of the build /, wolilg, as it does, far above
all others in the neighbOrhood, attracts general
attention.
Withsuch enlarged facilities, the Stein Broth
efs present every indusement to cIothiers and
Dry Goods Merchants visiting the easternacities
to make purchases
Our Wheeling merchants, before going fur
thor east than Baltimore, are particularly 1hyit-
ed to call at the Stein Brothers, as,ycthink they
can make itpay well to do So
viii be seen by the changes in advertising col
umh4 that T. H. LOGAN o,haye succeeded H. Pat
terson in the agencies OF most OF the Popular Faii Ned
iriaes of the time.
Their variety Of GoOis-before rsy srtsRsireis now
s 50, and they feel prepared to Gil all wants,
either Wholesale Retail Trade, at the lowest market
Call at the
no GO BRIDGE CORNER DRUG STORE,
iR-we are still Agents for - y ! {I5G
.H1JtPT0NS VEG. TINcTEREs,5
medicine which has made its mark upon the tmes-and
which has hundreds of friends in this community.
See advertisement. +H
E9 T. II. LOGAN. co., GenI Agents.
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FED. S,--Fiour unsettled, some good was Of
fered at $50 Provisions inactive. Whisky
dull at 24ai. Groceries firm, but limited de-
mand Sugar 8!a9. Coffee 12la3. Moasses
42a43.
Snow storm commenced at 10 o'clock, still
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SISYAI9ORO'S HAIR l0H e
EI.-L-lYiPJIy5JpHd MI

ro's matches revitalzug Hair Dse, and those produ-
ced by application of the burning fluids ordinarily sold
Hair Dyes you see the natural in
case, unnatural in te other, and simple is that
CstadOros the preparation which by its exact che
ical combination operates natural and rutable prin-
ciples. Made sold aud applied Tin private rOeus)
CTStadoros Aston House, broadway, y. Y. Also for
sale by the Principal Druggists and throughout
the country.
New York Agents, W. II. CORY co.
p Se6:lvlaw WARD. CLOSE & co.
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New york AdveIuaementg.
ALRRer a. i Ri.YYae5aARDS0N,s

Advertising Corresponding 0Hfss 10 95 Roadway,
q [spposlte the Park Nvp' York.
ENGRAVING AND ieR1NTINt
INAsIIIoNABLE Wedding, Wishing, Complimentary and
Dnsiness Cards Ectria Consular ad Commercial seals
aud Seal Presses CeFtiicag AZ stock, ad deposit, s ~
aiding and ENchatgr Chccks, Drafts, Notes 81 uId Blll
Heads, Show Cards, labels, Designing and ET
Twin fOrR ard specimens ny mail ion application. NTH r. o.
stamPJ Orders by mall promptly attended TO- Terms T-
46naiie. Address WSI. n DTNNEll.
jn26daWsm 1875 Broadway, cor: Deg 81, y. Y:
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ENoouRA6l. AMERICAN MANrFA cTl!RRst
BUHlsEASfS kBOUKE.HE EKsFlSER'5
VPrifiOfr ElIIli9s

BUT1.IiR'S HOOK. k iiR!RsisES'af i'4' ? 2. 4
sd Writing Fluid. -Fs
ISCE this superior Fluid lplas before the public
- oNuearl tlrp years. it has been constantly gaining n
ayor and is now preferred by many the Easuacd an.
mold Fluid - Ffsti - - 1ts
burning past year twenty thousand quart and mint bt
eS in smaller SKIES nnuueabe havt been sod
I" bankers and merchants in Cincinnati louisville Pitts.
6nrGh, Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit autr afayettr
Nince1nGs Indianapolis Evansville, Frankfort LeNinEto
Nashville Memphis, ST. Louis, NcEshurg jackson NatTh1
and New II has also been adopted in the State De-
paEens OF Kentucky, Tennessee and MissSsipni has
taken three first class diplomas Aechnirs Institutes AZ
Cincinnati and louisville, Diplomas Przs
dals State Pairs held last Fall IN New YORK hi6 Tndsns
and Illinois. - 800 -
Tne following merchants bankers, &c. Wheeling hero.
toore using Arnods English Ink, have purchased u Dat.
ler's Book Keepers Writing Fluid: i=F
NortlWestern Bank OF NTEina Merchants MCehuncSI
Bank of WheenEi Bank oiSYhpnr; Crcsc,ilt NIanuecttI
ring Company Couny Clerk Of OHIO County, National Iec.
graph GIice Baltimore and Ohio Raroud Once; Mcclure
House Nelly Holloway Co; Russell a McAfaG dOrdor,
Matthew's Col n Sweeney Son; DOanr Cowgirl; CttlE
Boyd Boyd ott Oliver Pryor; H. Stout CO Lainlis
din, GiihersOn Co.; Press. -T'Ts
koT sale at manufacturers prices ~
oC,in |. LnaE -E-a.c.
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{ ''9T COTTON MARKETl
CINCINNATI MARKET.

NEw onlEANs, Feb S.--Slarket firm, sales
to-day of 5000 bales.
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yVNR Adams Express Company for the safe and speedy
L conveyance OF
MONEY, VALUABLE PACKAGES, FREIGHT or all KINDS
charge special Messengers is the only reliable
line to and from Wheeling by Railroad drec to New York;
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Boston, Washington City,,
ALSO-riG Central Ohio Railroad to Z0nrsvie, Columbus,
Cincinnati Louisville, indianapolis, ChicaGOa ST. Louis.
Expresses leave BAIT Ohio Railroad at ~ o'clk, r.
~, Central Ohio Railroad at O'clock p "
For Pittsburgh, Cleveland Toledo and Northern Ohio at
O'Clock, A. NJ
~ Butter, Poultry Produce OF all kinds delivered III six
teen hours to Baltimore. \. pIGAlAS, Agent,
as25 a. Adams Express Co.
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

LAST NlGnrThe Kunkel Troupe make
their last appearance ut the Washington Hall
tonight
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SeHi0r IhysicIaIt IA the london ROyGt Iafrnury
-. .L0rD isettstS or TIE La4alS. ~
this age Of rGgrss. medical sssnss has e9nrbate
shines rspendcnt the brightest jewel IN her diae. Is her
i'''i '''D . MEDiGITRD vApoR 1xuAI.AT1oN,
in the treatment of Consumption aud kindred Affections
The most absurd notions ninded prrldices cOL-
in treatment of Consumption eu Of SKIN and re-
putatinn PHYSICIANS, have prescribed compounds
while the brazenaced quack held his the only
of hope for the c0nSUnptveI only enough were
swallowed The stomach, where disease exists being the
receptacle OF all this, is rendered unit perform
functions, and the health thus materially Injured All
see the asurit, the positive Injury Of such cOurse
disease Is i'll the lungs not i'll the sOnach then why, in the
name Of sense do you not apply medicine directly
and Throat Diseases that medicines in the form of YapOr
applied directly the lungs, where the exists;
the stomach thus left perfectly free aid in restoring
health by administering to II healthy lhe-giying food
The MEANS brought within the reach Of ALL the
manner Of administering the vHpors being simple that
the invalid is required to leave hOme where e hand
of friendship and affection tends much to ait the pys
clans effort
The InhalnG mehodts soothing. safe, and speedy and
consists i'll the administration of medicines III such
that they conveyed into the lungs in the form e1va-
POr and produce their action ut the seat Of the
practical Is destined VoutiuniEe the opinions of
the medical world aud the entire durability Of Con-
appeal the of all afflicted with lung
TO embrace at once the advantages OF uhaaton aud
clau. for Inhalation place amongst the precious gifts that
mature and ART hath given that "our days may he long
- "a. ARK OF REFUGE FOR THE Consecutive.
method not only RATIONAL bat simple, safe and enca
| eious. 7--
To Of my professional brethren throughout the
UnOn tender my acknowledgements for their frank and
manly in ttinE to the merits Inhalation. shall
be pleased to with them in Offering the afflicted
Eof Consumption.
One word for myself, answer to those claiming have
introduced the practice and to e tribe OF utaors who,
with bFazen mputence, claim 1t as their both
in favor Of Inhalation and pacsed it 1G years. Tile appa
rats then used, with e medical agents employed, achieved
only partial success; therefore did claim then
the miraculous powers which long practice has
published in 1919.
Applicants will please if they have ever bled
from the Lungs, IL they have lost any AeSh hare cough
night swets and fever what and how much they
peCOrate, what the condition OF their
The necessary medicines apparatus, &c will forwarded
to any part. S5sEe- aE
TEA-$j consultation fee. Balance of fee payable when
\ patients report themselves convaleseCnt.
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kIsJ. ALLEN, Ii. D,
? President Of Farmers College.
+ :. LoRIN ANDREWS,


Toyouns men who vvisl. to acquire BtsiMess Educd-
lions W., think it affords facilities very seldom Gquaed
M CiRASalas the Enowl.
edge and anness in eaeng added to practical Counting
Room experccC and we confident graduates from
his College viii BE- fully competent to kesPte most contt-
ratsi S6tQf Books.
A. p STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant
j. J. JANNEY, Secy Board of Cnntro State Bank OF o.
J. F. PARM, Book Keeper at D. I. Woodburys
D. OVERDIEIi, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank:
II. T. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
c. b. MASON, Book Keeper at j II. Riley Co.'s
E2'-FOr foil particulars, send for circular.
'5Ftfsfts' : LSRAEGER d ARMSTRONG, tFft :
! - -Et.rst }. = ?. - PrOnrietnrs.
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THE INTELLIG 4. 5 /
--zF-Szz - ssE7;1
81. URDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 9, 1856.
no OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


LETTERS concerning subscription advertising other a.
nancaI of the InteisenceT should be addressed to
fhe PrOpFctorS.
addressed the Editors jointly, to either
of thcu. l.Ht e. y itEF.fi e
Correspondents writing publication, viii please write
only side of the paper
An observance OF the above rules will greatly obliEe
and prompt attention to correspondents than
they might otherwise receive. 81 i. ~ - r
THE LAM OF NEWSPAPERS.
lSubscrbers who do not give express notice to the
ray, considered wishing to continue their sbserp
lions. e, 1zif-tf " Jif rs ~ ttfitif = i.
2If subscribers order the eontinuaHce Of their peri
odcas tue Publisher may continue to sed them until all ar
rsaraRes are paid
f subscribers neglect refuse to take their periods
Gals from the offices which they directed they held
responsible till they have settled the bill and ordered them
discORtnueti-i 500.
Ill subscribers other places without informs
Ing the publishers and the papers to the former d.
rcct!On, they ARE held responsible.
5Te COuFtshaye decided that refusing to take periods
Gals from The Office removing and leaving them uncaled
for, Is Pri1'd letd evidence Of Intentional fraud.
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iENpAT1Oys ny pIIYsICIASs

Recommendations By PHYSICIANS.
We, the undersigned practitioners medicine cleerfuly
heartily reconmend Roses method Of treating dis
eases Of the Lungs and Throat, the and ehec
al eyer introduced INTO medical practice Our convictions
ed consumPtves, restored to vigorous health after
months treatment by DR. Rose In the above named dig
the application Of Medicated faporS inhaled direct
~ into the Lungs, be justly considered great boon
suffering humanity rendering Consumption perfectly
bic disease.
Dr. Rose deserves well Of the profession for his unwearled
labors in bringing the InhaiIng method degree
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COLT ON q f TIC HIS
OUTLINES rs
PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY.
ILLUSTRATED NJ SIX MAPS AND NUMEROUS ENqRA.

ILLUSTRATED BY SIX MAPS AND NUMEROUS ENGRA.
MIS- work. ready Is believed lie the rst attenpt
4 ever made in this country 10 eubody, III separate
Treatise, 1he prominent facts Physical
Ineligible the great body pupils attending
our schools It's general plan may he seenfron tile fOIlox
ing lat Of Subjects; a7Fs-
THE LAND-Its extent ard distTbuon Cpbnents: Isl-
Ands; Yossnc ilHuds Coral ards; Mountains Mountain
systems Of the Eastern and Western Cont'neus Upland
Hsipk az tshlelhis; Low and RaI Reitrs SNOW iaq1-
tans and ATnlanehe; Volcanoes; Volcanic regions;
vius, S2tna; Earthquakes.
THE NVATERC Chemical p0son Of aEter: NiiIeFals
Springs CstaTacts; DCtaE, Oceanic sd continental Rvers
nentof The Eastern contnent Lakes; DribulOh Of fresh
waller Lakesf sah vutcr Lakes; PA difference Of
Lakes; the Ocean, Its color dtptlr Deem
sea sonDaingss Waves udes, cuffeIsS Cult fga n S3
THE AIaoSPltRfE- pf ilie Alrys proper.
ties; Winds, variable winds, Winds trBde winds
periodical Einds nohseOns, hurneanesy CiondA
rain, and han; Climate causes Nllch determine eli.
mate; IsDthermai lines. fs+ai,..s., 4,
ORGASIc EXISTESCE-Pihnts; Divisions 0f tie Ytgeta
BILE Kingdo Distbntion OF Plants; Feed plants AnIhalS
their cassheatiOn DssEIbutoH Of ARmals biological Re-
ginus; Man, races Of men. fs,7sx ss.f5 49, :,
The Appendx contains several
productions Of countries; the exports Of cohnt6 uAde
routes 4qeais productions, Re- Also, table, Of t 9eda=
talns, RfreTs, kr -
The Maps which HtuEtrae lie nSOk haEe been e1nsr1et.
eeTsta found fse lie Learner SEeIAte
IDEA Of ie principal teztfe and leading physical enGme
Of Ee eote. a4tf.Frf srssel s1s,4it55iss
The I'VE Principais Of the Wheeling Public Schools have
qnnquneed 70 the Connilsipners-We ehecrfuIy recon-
mend 4ts adoptIoa IS text book "a
q Foo sale GisO Cation Pltcs Modern school Gsos-
JOHNNIE THOMPSON, s
ees1=daE q. Wheeling, W. 4
fINES b6IS TITIs-nIIEe n
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The finest quality of ladies Geye leather CATERS and bus
kns, fine and article. Ladies glove leather
terS with high heels, sole, and ~
CHILDRES'S WEAR
Patent leather, lid, goat glove leather, lasting,
cafand fancy aitrrs, ankle ties
and all other kinds and prices
GUNS. z ~ 80 -
Ladies' mems and misses sandals, boots and oversors OF
the best quality also variety of other goods
here enumerated ShcI viii sen on the most
ting terms. 5z,ss...l 81
Z dbl f,-ar.k n. L. DORSEY.
zCONISJ 1VPTI0NaSIf EESSFULLY TREI-
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NJ. Dorsey. 2
BOOTS ANS SHOES.
l4AEI0& - p Il
[THLKD pOoR BELOW 8. D. HARPERss nat sroRR. I
iT1FEEEING VA = - =

@afEEL M, NAsl q FIg9
HAVE just received another lot of Roots and Shoes from
Il the best Philadelphia manufacturers made expressly for
this trade OF good material and the best workmanship aud
now prepared to furnish and everybody with any
Kind Of goods th may want in my line from shoe
to 10 dollar boot and variety, style quality
and durability of workmanship, and prices, be sur
passed by any other house In this any other city.
~ ALSO
Gents Boots and Shoes, all kinds styles and qualities
made order.
Having employed of the best Workmeu the United
am satisfied that cannot fail please any may
favor me with caI.
Call and examine. for your selEFsS
Ny stock consists in part nf the following articles:
MEMS BOOTS.
100 pair best ca boots
ia5 do do tR G
1o9 do water proof boots:
20 NESS SSsk B sst5 d2iaEg
100 pair best calf brVgass; ~
1SS Do DO hlR It'll
100 do Low priced boots. 7''r Pc
BOYS AND YOUTHS BROGANa.
100 pair l'ags' thick bfngans;
40 n do % kip o. 60 si'n. t7lsa -4f iii3e
100 pair youth : dick fst5 =t9sf=s1l
BOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS tas,
100 pairs Of calf boots; 6'.ftl 81 s,-z-r.i
Ito do kid
100 do thick .,l, 1854 l i. e 81
WONEH'S WEAR. Fee. -ssiasrgf = ~ Il
130 pairs Iasting CATERS all eolors,
49, 10 walking Shoes T.ial s1-
100 do morocco bgakiqs, 10 II
- 159G 10 4calf Ks - > -IetEsAs5 : tili 8
l5J do Jenny Lind IN
go do mEsoeco and ki.l Slippers. j, fs
MISSES BOOTS
1S DO K %isYe $ 9O or s55s,ssti. E-s
100 100 DO DO Fr ,E morocco or boots 5't
' 1S5 do Kip = - ts't.-s7f ~
= - " 4
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THE I.4DIES7 D.EP4RT9fENT7

TIE E4DIES' DEP4R1aIENT
opened reception ofLades No lnstituton in
the Union Enpsrts thorough OF interesting course In
this Department
In conclusion We would add that shall put forth our
hest efforts merit in still more eminent degre the rat.
terng reception which enterprise has met, ana te
pledge OHrSslues 70 inpGFt moro th0T09 pEdCf'edE
course % Mercantile of7Hed at any
other similar. Mercantile College.
Among the many Recommendations We give Tie iolow-
ing:
We undersigned take pleasure in tesiifynE that
are personally ;lclHaiitei CirangGrS ability
Accountant Tracherof Book Keeping, which Is Of the
highest order lie has had great experience as an Ac-
countant heavy Conurrcalaud Bapkiug Houses, which
gives him superior facilities in impartng Practical
I T.S,,s,,S:ol' - - -
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GOING SOCTH-The $40 A. Train VIII connect at SAM
uSEy with Morning Train from Toledo; SionroeVe with
Chicago Express the Southern Division of g. T. oad at
Shelby Cincinnati ENpres from Cleveland at
Newark with the East and West Trains The Central Ohio
Railroad.
The ~ Train will conneca Sandusky with steam
Bny City from Detro MInroevlle with western Train
q. T. r. H. Shelby Junction mt s. 81 p. N, with the Mail
Train gu &c Q. r. @. for Columbus Cincinnati; at Mans
field Junction at 555 NJ with Fast train on o. P r. R
for Pittsburgh, and at Newark with East and West Night
Trains Central Ohio Il. r.
GOING NoRTH- 30 Train viii make close con-
necOn Newark with Mail Train from Belnr c. o. Il.
r.; Mansfield junction with Express for Pittsburgh;
Shelby Junction at u IL with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland Buffalo and New York. and at MonrOevle with
Mail Train on C. 1. T. road to Toledo, Chicago. &c.
21OPN Train will connect at Newark with Express from
the East Central Ohio Roa; Mansfield Junction With
Fast Train Pittsburgh ut Shelby junction 591
with Mail for Cleveland; afonrOerie with Night
Express Toledo and Chicago, and Sandsky With the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
j. II. ROBINSON, Supt
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