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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-11-14
General neen a0pcisie Gerotur aoro A9rn

day-my eighteenth birth. 1t Will cost
oh sight of money; but you are kind,
good papa, and know you have been
successful. or you would not have been at
your lawyers. =, :.
Yes, my darling,' he said, fondIy kis-
sing her, the cotton speculatons have
turned out well. | sold all had of the
article this afternoon, received the money,
and took it to my lawyers, telling him TO
invest it in real estate. | think ! shall
give up the business.
% do, do, papa, but you will give
this ball won't you ?
You little tease said her father, smil-
ing; putting his hand into his pockeI-book,
he took out note Of five hundred dollars,
and placed it in his daughters hand.
Take this; # it is not enough,you must
have another, suppose. But don't Tou-
bic me any more
The next morning broke clear; but the
snow was foot deep and lay here and
there in large drifts, blocking up the door
wavs. At len o'clock, the rich merchant
was on his way to his cornllng.room
He turned down the same street up which
he had come tie proceeding evening A
crowd had gathered round the open cellar
door of the ruined tenement. The mer-
chan, paused to enquire what was the
matter.
"A woman, sir, is dead below there,
said one Of The spectators, 'she starved TO
death, it is said, and they have sent tor
coroner. Her daughter has just come
back after being out all night trying TO
beg food. That's her moaning
'Ah,' said the merchant, and a pang
went through his heart like an ice-boIt for
he remembered having denied the pelI-
toner the night before. lie pushed
through the crowd, and descended the
ceIar-steps. A girl covered over an
emacialed corpse that lay or heap OF
straw in one corner in dampt apartment.
1t was the sane girl he feared II would
prove. The merchant Vas hoTror-siruck
My child he cried, laying his hand
on her shoulder, 'you must be cared for.
God forgive me for denying You las
night. Here, take this and he put blII
into her hand.
The girl looked up and gazed vacantIy
at him and then she put back the Proilel
ed money, and said
1T will do no good now, mother is
dead,' and she burst into tears.
The merchant al that moment would
have given half his fortune 10 recall her &c
Iile.
The lesson thus learned he never for
got. The merchant personally saw tha
decent burial was provided lOr her moth.
er,and afterwards took her into his house
educated her for high station in life, and
on her marriage presented her with d
property or dowery. He lived 10 hear
her children lisp their gratitude.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-11-14
GNLDI GOLDl GOLD

UHE greatest offer in gold pens, gold pen
| cjls, GOLD chains, and gold watches, ever
made Read the following:
4 SPLENDID GOLD PREMIUM worth
from five to one hundred dollars, positively Civ
eu to any person who can spare one day in a
week, OF one hour in day, getting up clubs
of subscribers in his own and adjoining neigh
rorhoods for he best and most popular Family
Newspaper now published. No expense, no
outlay, no capital required Of agents. An en-
tire new plan is proposed, by which any per-
son can succeed in making it a paying busi-
ness, who will undertake the agency. A pri-
vate circular, for the inspection of agents on
is, with full list of premiums, will be sent to
any one who desires it, on receipt Of a stamp
- pay return postage. Some agents have ear
ned 4 hundred dollar gold watch in one week.
Every family should read al least one News
paper from New York City, without interfer-
ing with their Local Papers, which of course
caanot, and should rot be dispensed with.
But New York being the great commercial and
business centre of this Continent, no farmer,
mechanic, professional man, or merchant, is
properly prepared for the emergencies of his
calling, uulesS he is in communication with
New York city, by means OF one Of its frst
class Newspaper mediums. Such medium
IS our LEDGER" ." neutral in politics, but Civ
ing al the facts, items OF news, and thrilling
Incidents worth knowing throughout the coun'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-11-14
The ShephegdstOWn Register

!. published weekly at - a year positively to
81. olI6 before the year expires. No paper dis
continued except at the option of the editor)
r.'ll al arrcdyages are paid up. Single copies
o. cents.
ADVERTISEMENTS Of one square or less so
cents for the first insertion, and - cents for
each Insertion therealteT-laIge ger ones in the
,luc proportion. Advertisements. not marked
tar any specified time are continued till forbid
and charged accordingly. a deduction made to
O. c,e wLo advertise by the year.
Merchants who contract by the year for ad-
ycrtisjas are strictly confined to Merchandise
in.-adycrtising OF different nature will be
liable 10 extra charge.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-11-14
A VALUABLE GIFT.

Each new Subscriber will receive with the
6r>t No of his or her paper, one Of the new
nd beautiful glass pointed iDdellible Pencls,-
lust imported from Europe, and for which we
nave obtained the exclusive agency for this
country. This is the most ingenious aud use
ga title Improvement of the present age, and is
:h; only pencil ever made that will write with
iak, making it both pen and pencil of the
Ilest quality at the same time. 1t will last
tjr years, and for practical use is. worth more
than any gold pen in the market.
For list of premiums and full particulars sd
dress
HALL & WEST, Publishers. New York.
-+These Pencils supplied to the trade at
profitable discount.
August 30, 1857. 4l-3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-11-14
A Fearful Judgment.

The HoIIidaysburg Standard 'oi late
date says:.-"For some days PAST there
has been a singular story a1oat in this
community. Whether tue or not, we
are not prepared to say, but the informa-
ton comes from such reliable source
that we are free to say there must be
something in il. It appears that ore day
last week a man in the neighb0rho0d Of
Mount Union. Huntingdon County while
cleaning grain, suddenly discovered that
The weevi had destroyed the greater part
Of it. This so exasperated him that he
blasphemed the Saviour in such wllful,
malicious and wicked manner, that will
not bear putting III print lie left the
barn, and went to tie house, where be
seated himself in chair, where he had
remained but a few minutes before he tar
ned to his wife and asked her what she
said. She replied that she had not spo-
ken. j thought said he, 'ihal heard
somebody say thdt | must sit bereaiil the
Judgment day. II Is now alleged that he
IS still sitting IN he chair, unable TO
rise or speak, with his eyes rolling, and
totally incapable OF moving his body. Ills
family, it i said has left the house, where
he still remained. setled IN the chair on
Saturday last. What a terrible warning
t. biasphemers who suffer their passions
% ove.sway their Judgment.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-11-14
G&03G.B8 POSE ). T. T.
From the Louisville Journal.
To Margie, Of ShepherdStOWn, Va.

BY cADMUs.
If might pain, in coiors quaint,
My model you should be;
The clear blue sky my canvas high,
My water-cup the sea
In mornings blush I'd dip my brush
To trace thy glowing smile,
But no, one cloud should be allowed
To shadow II the while.
That fair young form above life's storm
And tempest should be placed,
Nor by the guile of ialsehood's smile
Should ever be defaced:
And should a cloud hyself enshroud,
And thou be lost TO me,
Far, far above the eye Of love
Thine image still could see.
Nor time nor change should e'er derange
My pencils colorlng,
Though evening pale her twilight veil
Der that fair image fling:
Though to the doom of deaths dark
gloom
Thy own dear seJfbe given,
Thine image still forever viii
Reflected be in heaven.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-11-14
FRESH DRUGS,

Is Medicines, Paints, Oils, &c.
THE subscriber has just received a large
l consignment of Drugs, Medicines, Paints,
Oils, &c., which will be sold low. Among
them will he found Lnsced OIL, Lewis d Cos
Pure White Lead, Spirits Turpentine, Umbcr,
Red Lead, Venetian RED. Litherage, Crom
Green, Spanish Whiting, Window Glass 10 X
- and Y 10, Putty, S~ains Panacea, James
Expeclorau,, Hollands German Eiitcrs, Hol-
iOway's Pill, and Ointment, McLane's Pills,
Ayers Pills. rights Pills. Branjre;h's Pills,
McAlster's Ontment, Bears Oil, Bay Rum,
Alcohol. CopaI Naynsh, Jagau Varnish, Starch,
Liqu orice, RefLed Vanilla Beans Extr act Va
nilla, IrdelbIe Ink, Cod Liver Oil, Shoema-
ker'S Wax, Pepper, Nuimegs, Mace, Gloves,
Long Pepper, Tummlric, White Pepper, White
and Black Mustard. Faber's best Lead Pencils,
Superior Extracts for the Handkerchief, Coop
er's I$inglasS, Mexican Linment, Castor Oil
by the bottle or gallon, and all articles kept in
a Drug Store. Those in-w&h of the above ar
ticles will please give me a call
CHARLES HARPER
Shepherdstown, April Is, 1857. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-11-14
TAXES! TAXES!

THE Taxes for the present year nave
i been due since the 18th OF June, anu
as the time allowed tie Sheriff Tor col
lec,ing has been shortened, prompt pay
menl is expected and Wi! be required
Those knowing themselves indebted for
hack Taxes are particularly requested 10
take notice.
ROBERT LUCAS, Sheriff.
Julv 25, 1887. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-11-14
JEFFERSON COUNTY, VA SATURDAY MORNING. NOV

that where no doubt exists of the guilt OF
the prisoner, ii is your duty to lean upon
The side Of Justice, and fetch hlm Inno-
cent. If you keep this fact in view IN
the case of my client, gentlemen yon VIII
have the honor of making a friend OF bIm
and all his relations, and you can alters
look upon this occasion and reflect with
pleasure that you did as you have been
done by but if, on the other hand you
disregard this great principle of law and
set at naught my eloquent remarks and
fetch him in guilty. the silent twitches oil
conscience will follow you over every
fair cornfeld, reckon, and my injured
and down trodden client will be pretty
apt TO light on you some Of these nights
las my cats lights on sasser OF new milk
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-11-14
The Western Hog Trade.


The transactions in hogs continue dull
at the West. The Louisville Courier
saws the market there is at stand, with
no prospect of prices being established
for some time TO come. The crop Of
corn is immense, and the farmers can lat
ten their hogs AT comparatively little eX-
pense; and being unwilling 10 accept low
prices, will convert large proportion oI
their pork into bacon, which will nOtIeach
lhe market earlier than spring. The last
contracts were al 64 g. cents, but buy
ers now refuse to contract at even cents
The Courier adds -
AT Madison, Indiana, carly in the sea
son, some $4,000 hogs we're contracted
for at $500 net, for which, together With
lots engaged at the market price when the
season commences, the business men o.
Madison have advanced about $3.50, 600.
At Evansville, Ind and along the W a
bash, there is an utter indifference among
buyers 10 operate al the decline In prices.
Corn latlened hogs for November delvc-
ry were offered in Cincinnati last week
al $3.50, without finding buyers. Those
who have bought at Sc and 81. feel very
sore and are conlrvlng how to get ou' OF
the loss. A house in Evansville entered
INTO engagements before the panic ioI
5000 head at an average of 50, TO be de-
livered on the Wabash. We hear OF sew
eral purchases in Gibson County Of small
lois at S5.
The St. Louis Republican, Of Monday
has the following
Farmers would offer freely if there wa:
prospect that 4,2o could be obtain
ed but packers will name no price
whatever, not evema figure materially un.
der those quotations. Recently 200 head
averaging 200 lbs. gross, sold at 4 dollars
net, but they were for shipment. AnoIh-
er lot Of $50 head was offered to-day al
the same rate, but without finding a pur.
chaser. This is heavy decline, but the
state Of lhe times render it inevitable, and
farmers are necesslaled to take what they
can get, or hold over the next season.
The Chicago Tribune says Of hogs in
hat and other sections
For present delivery 4,75 525 gross
is prld for hogs in this market, though no
contracts for November delivery have
been made recently, and should money
matters grow no better, not over dollars
net is likely to be paid during the packing
season. At Burlington, Iowa, we learn
that 3, 80 gross, only is now paid, which
is some 4.25 net, at tbs rate could be de-
Iiveled here al about dollars net.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-11-14
REMEMBER ME.

Remember me 'ts all ask,
| would not wish for more.
Than To- be cherished by heart
So tender and so pure.
| would not ask thee for thy love,
Nor blame thee for thy haze
I'll calmly bear the ills oflife,
And meet the shaft of fate.
But oh if sorrow e'er should come,
And blight thy gay young heart;
| then would have thee think Of me,
That may share part.
I'm happy when | see thee smile,
I'D sad 10 see thee grieve ;
Ard | would bear thy everv pain,
Thy sadness TO relieve.
And Oh when friends you value most
Shall meet around thy hearth
And thy more sober thoughts are lost
In laughter loving mirth
| then would have thee think oil me,
That may share part
And find home within thy breast,
A home, for my young heart.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-11-14

A lady who had just opened boardi g
house in Philadelphia, has adopted lie
fIlowlng rules The gentlemen must not
put their feet on the manleI in the winter,
nor out Of the window in summer, and
the lady must not write her name on the
glass with quartz pin. If she uses an
ar-iight, she must regulate lie danper
herself, and Tot ring every ten minutes
for the chamber maid. Tie sirgle gen.
tleDen must not play the trombone, make
love 10 Tie servants, nor comb bis wills
kers al the table. II he does. he won'l
answer. The lady must not lnrn up her
nose al every hiog on lie table. unless
she has natural pug. and none Of the
party must drink or talk with mouihfuI
Of vIclhals, nor must they fight for The
top buck wheat cake. Terms liberal, and
board 10 be p.Id weekly in advance.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-11-14
AGENTS..

Wu. II. PrARE, Sun Iron Buildings, Baltm ore;
GEORGE 4. CEorUr, Successor TO Lay s BROTH
er0 - south 18th street, above Walnut, Phia-
dclphia; V. b. Palmer, Tribune Buildings,
New York
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-11-14

Dutch grocer 10 little CIR, l,who objects
10 Spanish quarter Dat yusi as gate as
sny one-you yusl take il 10 Cehs, and
Jey'l gi7e you twenty-five cents for i.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-11-14

According 10 tie most recent style Of
ladies' dresses, il will take tsenly-iwo
yards 20 make anything Ike pattern
hereafter. Who is going TO be such a
fool as to gel married al lhIs rsie
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-11-14

PREAcHING AND PRACTIcE.-b worthy
cierg, man Of New Y,rk. following the
practice OF his minis,eTlo! breiheren. re-
Gently preached very earnest discourse
Oh the hard times. enforcing the duty Of
retrencbment and economy. Immediate
Iy alter church the congregation took him
at has word by holding meeting, at
which his salary was cal down from / ,OOe
10 600 dollars.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-11-14

Mamma. m;mms ! here's hair in
the bread"
Hush, no il amt my child, its corn
silk p
al like hiatt Who the mischief ever
seen nils Oh corn silk, afore ?"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-11-14

A SQrIRREL SToRY.--Fhe drouth hav-
ing cut off The corn crop on the Texas
frontier, tie squirrels are emigraliug to
Arkansas, swimming the Red ,ver BY
thousands. | i sIaied that one woman
killed five hundred wlih her washing i'm
plemenis. in ore day on the bank of the
river. Rather tough.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-11-14
NOTICE.

HAVING purchased Daniel W. Cameron
ii interest in the stock of goods and debts due
the firm of Cameron q Staley, will conduct
the mercantile business at the stand heretofore
occupied by said firm, and solicit continuance
of the patronage heretofore EXTENDED 10 "e
firm, JACOB STALEY.
ShcDherJsiown. August 20, 1881.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-27
OkAFE1r - xs2D.
1AMKHAs,

Thisd-sa.. sas door south Of Main, ksoksk. Iews.
oE0. .. 1xE, L.'' u = Albany, S,r
NOLLGT1oNE nadsis III partssf tAs Wsst, And
- eenptty FsAitasd eaday II psy1sst ~ ssf-
~ 13as An1Dn -
nAeksf ths 6taGs 81 Hsw Yeek, NY.
81. Blake. 0nsktss u Asssansils Daak, n. \.
Lyosn Chaplin, Albany, n. n.
ErWts CpEning o., AlAaAy, MY.
Aos 1 ;!.o. 7; ssSAoslssss, ,Pssss Comm lB.nt, Al
Thea. W.olsess, Rss' MssAasiss. . HArn.r'
napk, Afl1ny, New York.
dilbsrtL Wiieca, Ass' ffsas. N. X. OsntSal r..
h. O., Alhany.
xhnmpecnA 4 Co. . Bxprsss, Boston.
Hon. HesAsie6synesf, Uuea. MY.
INo Dank Halli Vlliaes, Oonn.
Maniac BAsk, na1Ale, MY.
Jne. B. Le 3 Co., Deakess s0u1hlo, n. Y.
ntshlgag1nsusanseCe Hank, Dsteoit, Mich.
Marine 1Aak, Chines, Ills.
I. II. Dafsh &C.,, Chicago.
6Aak Il Cennsses, AiIwsukss, Wis.
J 4sseimes Hall, 81. pasi, Ainnssska.
0sesns, 1AsAas 4 Co., Baaksrs, Burlington, lows.
kobse, Haaiea Z Co., ~. keuis, No.
No.. y. ". 8 I. Kilseusss, Kssksk, Issa.
Jae. yesob Wsadsli, Cashier Dsnsias y Il R.R.Ce.
Sssls-dly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-27
TREOBR HCk ~. n OOR =,
or BOSTON.
Al HIT - q =

T ATE partner Of wn. WasAbsrn, Architect Of
IL Anasicen, Revere, wiAshTop Ana Parker
Houses, sid fremont Tempt Hostvn; Weeds Ho.
tel. Psstisnd; Bay State House. Worcester, Aal
aAny sshss ASst clsss psSiic ard private e.i9ings
thYoasAsut ths seuntsy, having lesatsd u Ksakak,
sald insssn The psbts thss he u prepared - fur.
sish Dssisns, sR3sas, Dssail Drawtaos, epeAAss-
tiSus snd Espssintsadencs for ChnRehes, eehool
Houses, Hstsls, stssss, DwsiliAgs, aad psblic and
private buildings of All kinds, With pEsmptnss and
accuracy.
Autks noaern improvsnssts, ,sueh ~ WssAisg,
Lightine, vsntilation, Ac., adopted In the East.
cities, will " especially provided for - re-
ssissd.
10rOMce In Sample 8 new building on Second
street, hstwsen Msir and Jabnson.
Jan. II. 'kI.d1y +. IL. AOOkE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-27
r. IT. OsConn0f&I

CMEMlhTn AMI W0U0G44%MSMN} MN}
a POTH1CAKlHS' HAIL. ssssD9el
"A soa Ana Third stseata, Keskuka Jog1rk
Wholesale aad Retail Dealers - ykN
nedieinss, Chsnieals, 0ils, Dys. Stu9 VI ~
perfumsry, usar, Tobacco and enu46;
Medicines of IN ktnds nev ID NJ, - - el
saatly receiving, direct Iron the kases1A 4tT
wslLsslsetsa sassk, - which thsy isvits - ~
% cusscmers = S ana PhyssstAas w,ll .,v6vs ~ vi
this establishment Fresh and UnadAlss16111 4s1es
isines, whish they ssiect With greas s1agA1seAAas
for this market, and thsir prices ars - ~ - ~
4 B.-Plesse ealI and exsmins tA1es sesoa -
ore psSehasin1 slsevhern. ~ zss
= RADME ELH = sJA ~ -
"A WATCHMAkERSA AND J9W0aAo
- MAIN 81, BET. sxcoxD ArD s1Mop y
nove -dAw KEOKUK. low ~
vXJATCHRS--Al large assortnsat Z q Le11as
wv and 0sutlemsn's hns Gold We1ch11. 49,
the heet assortment Of 'hAilsoAA 1tAeheopoEssS s
svsY p1bfed In the West, which sss wASSouts6 ViaA
soveA4w PARMnLD = OAMR01LL1.
TEWEIsKf--A As assortnsns q I'm, 6pl9s
- Csmse. osrAlasd psatsd Pins ana 0as141gs
singls sr in sssas. Plain eeid. opsl snA ruhy
NOND RINGS; Cola Guard Fob, Vest ena lee9
chains; Gold and Silver Ihinhlss, Geld DEaesIsf
sssds, esl1sf Andsltess bataobsy at
AovedAv PARMRh1 CAMP10lLso. Y
CILvRR wARE.-A seapIsAs aassssnsul q
~ Silver Ware, comprising spoens. forks napkin
rings, cups, fruit knivss; also silver sasd-so1as
psstnCniss, tobaeso bcxee, As.Aat
nov6-dAw PARnKLI 8 oAMP11l4y.
DLATKD VAR Silver plsisd q sssl., sssssss
novS-d1w RAnMkLE . ACAkP1HxL1.
u Tvs wsrrsa ) Hys.;. s.i.ssss.s ~ ssIa sIe - a
noyS11v rARnHLs ) 0xH1DHILp.
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IMPORTANT CmANGEoy
Saturday Evening Train Put On.
OHIO = MISSISSIPPI
s.e4' s.po..
r RAILROAD.

Completed 10 Cincinnati. Through scith out
Y chonge Of carr Only one change
ot c0rsfo Lovisrille- One
chamgs to Cisvsland.
tnvEto Wheeling, and two less changes Of Cars
~ and baggage and 60 miles nearer to sll East
srn Cities than ey any other route.
THE GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE ea,rrtnc
he Y. 8. Mnil and Adcms Express.
OuAna after "Wednesday, July lat, trains will
leave - Esiiows;
US. .S.Mail1sain--Leaveso otliee, corner Ath and
Chestnut, g le;ao a. ~. Leaves East ST. Louis
1xpress afan-- Leaves ofes. corner Of Sth ana
Chestnut, At p N. Leaves East 81. Lsuis Depot
~ ts:3D3,. IN.
In osJsr to accom- modatc The trayslius pub
iic, Saturday Afternoon Train has been put
sp, and trsins will run ~ above every day except
Sunday.
oNEsUaDAY TRAIN AT a.oO P. n.
n. B~--Ail trains mako direct ssa eeytsiM fsA-
neef'ons at Cineinnah with all Eastern Mail and
Express Trains, thur formin the skorftss qsieAess
and only Broad Gs9ye Route TO New York Boytou
PhilsaslphiA, baltinore, Washin eton City, Pitts
Sargh, Whseiiag, Cleveland. buffalo, and all
EAstern citick.
Also Chicago, and sll points On the Illinois Gen.
tral H. r..
ONLY ONE CHANCE or CARS TO CHICAGO.
New York passengers have choice Of four good
railroad ron.cs, from Cincinnsti, via I: New York
Z Erie, N. .centrai, Psnnsyivania Central, and
Baltimore ~ Ohio.
| Through passengers should avail themselves Of
! this mort reliable route between the East and
the West, ~ IL affords unusual facilites, being
| superior rosd. and the only broad Guags Road in
| the West.
Passengers for Decatur, Bloomingtos, LasAlis,
Rock island, Burlington, Peoria, Dunieith, Ca
lena, Peru, fc., connect at 6andovsl with the
Illinois Central h. h. fertAs above named points
direct.
| Passengers for Msstoon sAd Chicago connect II
| Odin with the Chicago Branch. Through from st.
Louis With only one change Of care.
Through baggage checks given In the city, and
basgASs handled tree, giving pass sagers trouble
/ stths Depot.
THROUGH TICKETS
Can be procarsd ~ the Offices, Nos. 70 and So
corner Of Ath and Chestnut streets, under the
Planters House, and At No. 81 Lsvse, corner Of
Vine street.
SDBoth Offices are exactly on the corner--ths
only places to obtain rslisble Inform ation.
W. II. CLEMENT, asn \ supt.
ISAAC wYMAN, Genl w Westesn Art
Omnibnses will call for passengers and baggs Z.
in any part of tile city, by leaving their address
either Of the Offices. Tall regularly At the Hotels
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