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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-17

PLAiS WoMEN.-Wc like homely women.
We have always liked them. We do not carry
the peculiarly far enough TO include the hide
Gus or positive ugly for since beauty and mon
ey are the only capital the world will recognise
in women, they are more To be pitied than
admired but we have chiyalric, enthusiastic
regard for plain women; We never saw one
who was not modest, and unassumng, and
sweei-tempeIeJ, and seldom came across one
who was no; vir,uous, and had not good
heart Made aware early in life Of their want
of beauty by the slighed attentions of the oppo-
site sex, vanity and alleciation never take root
in their hearts. See them in the street, at
home, or in the church, and they are always
the same and the smile which ever lives upon
the face is not forced there to iascinate, but as
the spontaneous sunshine reflected from kind
heart-a flower which takes root in the soul
and blooms upon the lips, inspiring respect in
stead of passion. Plain women make good
wives, good mothers, cheerful homes, and hap
py husbands - Golden Era.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-17
ADV ERTISEAlENTS.
A MIspEAL IN LovE-The Keokuk Gate
City relates the following:

A MIspEAL IN LovE.-The Keokuk Gate
City relates the following
Ed. IL. paid his addresses to Rosa, the
daughter Of DR.. p Of that city, but his suit
was not favored by her parents, and she was
driven to make clandesine appointments with
her darling Ed One of these eventuated fun
nily enough. Ed. was to come to the house
and wait outside until the lights were turned
off, aud then she would quietly let him in
The evening came, and Rosa thought her pa
| rents never would retire. But after while
the DR.. sought his night cap, and Rosa slipped
off into The back parlor and sat down in the
dark. Her mother, thinking all others had
gone 10 bed, lighted lamp, turned of the gas,
and went up stairs TO bed But while she was
standing in the hall, at the head of the stairs,
she heard gentle rap at the door. Fearing
that the wind would blow out her only light,
she thoughifulIy sat i, down in the hall and
descended 10 the door by lis uncertain light
As she threw open the door, in rushed Ed,
and sezing her in his arms, began such siege
Of kissing as prevented her crying out for aid.
Poor I'D. did not discover his error until he
had called her his darling Rosa about ninety
times, and received upon his face blow in
exchange for each kiss. But hearing himself
called an impertinent villain, he inconinently
fed the house, as greatly chagrined as Mrs. p.
was angry
Whether his devotion and persistency won
the mother to his favor, it is not stated, but
Ed. and Rosa were shortly married, with the
full consent Of the parents. 1t proved with
Eds love making as it often does in cards, a
misdeal changes the luck.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-17
DISCIPLINE OF THE MIND.

Ii is not by mere study, by mere accumula-
iion Of know ledge, that you can hope for emf
hence. Mental discipline, the quckening of
your apprehension, the strengthening of your
memory, the forming of sound, rapid and dis
eliminating judgment, are OF even more impor-
lance than the store of learning. Practice the
economy of time Consider time, like the fac
uliies of your mind, precious estate that ev-
cry moment of it well applied is put TO an ex-
orbtant interest The zest of amusement IL
self. and the successful result of application,
depend in general measure upon the economy
of time. Estimate also the force of habit
Exercise constant and unremi,ting vigilance
over requirement of habit, in matters that are
apparently of Indifference, aud perhaps are re-
ally so, independent Of the habits that they en-
gender. Ii is by the neglect of such trifes
that bad habits are acquired, and that the mind,
by total negligence and procrastlnaiion IN mat
,ers of small account, but frequent occurrence
matters of which the world takes no notice -
becomes accustomed 10 the sane defects in mat
iers of high importance. BY motives yet more
urgent, by higher and purer aspirations, by
The duty Of obedience 10 the will Of God, b,
the awful account you VIII have 10 render, no
merely of mere actions, but OF faculties cnirus
ed to you for improvement-by all these hiel
arguments, do conjure you $50 TO numbe
your days that you may apply your heart unit
wisdom - unto that wisdom which, directing
your ambition 10 the noble end of beneftinI
mankind, and teaching human, humble relianc
on The merits and on the mercy of your Re
deemer, may support you in the time of you
health :" and in the hour Of death, and in III
day of judgment" may comfort you with th
hope of deiverence. Robert Peel.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-17

was delighted TO see his old friend Benily, but
was rather taken aback when Mr. Benily said
to him,
al think, Brother Williams, that you arc a
hHie Inconsistent.
GLOW 50, how so, Brother Ben,y,"
"Ddn't you tell our friends daughter YOU
was not 10 be disturbed even if ST. Paul call
cd yet you appear very glad to see me-"
"No, no. Brother Benlly, not inconsistent
at all. was--l am very glad 10 see you
The Apostle Paul! why, hope TO spend {
blessed eternity with him; but you, Brother
Bently, nerer crpcct 10 SEE you again"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-17
NJ | S c L Il l. A N Y.
MARY MUSGROvE:
A Tale Of the Settlement of Savannah
ny BEN. PERLEY POoRE.


- D''e"' "''l "ea"'nu' was '''e NOME VI ''e
''''''s"s' ''e a'''. .e'''' u"e''e's "P"" '"e
oa""s VI .'e noo'e river M"'o1' 'hey hansu
Ho'' vac no'a. savannah" W'oug" ""'c" !"
''e""ue's' p'" "o s'"uy o'Hi ""e'1 '"e
sri.c'';
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aLoro n,os,o. NJ nnJo,hrn.h 7, oar,i
w. ..'i;.. .1l 49, " '.,,,.. h1I ;Lq.aI
he lovI;ness and hc,u,y of n,e;r svec, s,Iyan
bome un,i, thev lj,,le resenbIeJ tho ferocious
Yamasees Of Carolina. or tl,e u,r.lil. rhero.
KEGS who dwet in the mountains. Though in
heritine proud traditions of power and conquest,
they had not Tor many wears disin,ered their
deem buried war hatche,-but at last the peace
laurels wiihered. and early in 1893 the war
drum resounded far and vide. At first the
warriors hes,aled, but there could be no mis-
taking the call to arms, and soon every fighting
man of the tribe was on his way to the conncil
fire. On their arrival, they found their chief.
the venerable Tomochichi, accompanied hy va
masee. who was painted black, and had III,
emblemalic raltlesnake skin twined around hi,
raven locks. The warriors took their seat,
around in silence, for il was not in accordance
with Indian etiquette to belray curiosity, bu
they were not long kept in suspense.
"Sball the Fisb-b,wk of tho Yemassee
sneak y, asked the STRANGER with 6endisl
smiIo nI,yina uroo HE I;os arm, of an
roh,,;on sioniGod ,sso,, and snr;o,;n, IN hi
feet he paxed around with an EXPRESSION q
malionan, ferocily. as he yehemcntly addresse
tho eocer lis,erers
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-17

A Coop PRAcTicAL JoKE.-An English pa
per tells story Of scientific lecturer, whose
popular dscuurses on medicine and the various
sciences herewith connected, had given offense
to the more I" orthodox " members Of the pro-
lession. A couple of embryo NJ. D. S resolved
upon testing his medical skill
They accordingly called upon him, and one
Of them, a fine, healthy young man, with
rogush eye, complained of certain pains in the
chest, a cough. night sweats, &c. The Doc
TOR heard his tale, asked a number Of questions,
and, after a long diagnosis, declared him TO be
in deep consumption. This was just what
was wanted, aud the Young gents could hardly
control their mirih while DR.. Mill wrote his
prescription, sealed il in an envelope, and
directed ii 10 one of our first chemists, pocketed
his fee, and bowed them out OF his room. To
the chemists they rushed 10 enjoy the pent up
laugh and handing him the note he read -
" This young man is suffering from cerebriher-
mia in the region marked selfesteem by
phrenoogisis. Pray, therefore, give him COM
mon sense, ii grains wit, drachm; horsewhp,
qd HGitum-J. NJ" We hardly expect the
Doc'Oi VIII SS--- -r'--- ->-,ient here
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-17
+. Ill. FESsENDEN.
OENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY
VI Once wHIiston's Stone Block.

The subscriber has the agency the VT. MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY, with II Capital exceeding $780,
900. Also the SPRINGFIELD FIRE AND MARINE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY (stock) with Capital Of sl5OO00 large
surplus; and the CONWAY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
gstoc with Capital 100000 He is also prepared ef
feet insurance, II desired, in the ETNA INSURANCE COM
PANY, Hartford and ATLANTIC FIRE AND MARINE CO.,
Providence Persons wishing o insure property will do
well 10 call him before efeoting the Insurance
LIFE may also he effected with him in the NATIONAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, for any term and to any amount
not exceeding $4,000 at risk. +. IL. FESSENDEN
DrattleborO, January 6th 1857.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-17

A chop-fallcn victim of onrequie'ed love sings
in this lamentable strain "lll throw myself
iu,o-The deep briny ocean,-Where mud 'eels
and catfish On my body shall riot,
anunders and fat-fsh-Select me for diet -
There soundly I'll sumber- Beneath the rough
billow,-And crabs without number-Shall
crawl o'er my piIlow,-But my spirit shall
wander through gay coral bowers, s,-And irlsk
with the mermaids it shall, by the powers )"
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-17
N Il ID c Al NO t Il
DIR. G. w. HORTON

Respectfully informs the inhabitants Of Bateboro and vcn-
~ that he has established himself in the practice of Physic
ana surgcry in this place, hoping to receive share OF
public patronage.
Gr Rooms in Bake's building, Of Main and Elliot
streets oce in Fisks Buding opposite the Post Office
Bratttleboro April 10th, 1856. tile
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-17

Too poLiTE.-A lady once gave a supper
TO which she had invited several ladies ans
gentlemen. During the conversation she call
ed to Mr.. b., who was sitting near her, ant
said
"Listen TO me !"
MADAM, am all ears" was the reply.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-17

TXTRA GENEsEE FLOUR. THE UNDER
signed continues to he supplied with SnmI T.. EIy's
Extra Family Flour, direct from the mill and will de
siver order in any part Of the village lie would puH
but let the article speak for itself Try it,
u. H. FEssENDEN.
Brattleboro, January 9th, 1857.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-17

~ An editor, describing lecture to the
fair sex, exclaims with enthusiasm, "lhree
thousand ladies' hanging on the lips OF one
man 80
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-17
NOW is THE TINE. THE SUBSCRIBER HAS

just received from Boston, and direct from the
turer large assortment VI Ladies' Gents Misses and Chill
rens Boots, Shoes and Caters, which are to be sold
for the next Ninety Days sroeeding lou for Cash.
Bratteboro, Nov. list, 1856 Z. SIMONDS.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-17

Il moved from opposite the american House to Biake's
budding two doors north OF the Revere House. where more
extensive and better selected stock of Newspapers Pc
riodicais, Miscellaneous Books, Stationery,
Toys, and Fancy Articles, than ever before, will be
kept, by T. J. CARPENTER.
Bratleboro, Nov. Sth 1855. Al
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1857-01-17

A medical gentleman defines ~iuking to be
an s'sffcction OF the eye"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28
Faoaa About Ambrotvpes.

A WugfuEKEEA us~s "is4rezsseks n EaaArnis
a ~ LAFGoMBE
AnsscFrpss ste n0Ehers sas N NAShTins thaa AZ
, Aabtssyss ssss4ss. Ne - College e.
AAsfstfpss sdF spa d1sois pate Eass hsImsti-
sy ssAlea ana Ihs protested AEAasg al PssssEy Il Ia
.nnrslYpe ussaisFfsts made sinrls glass, pss
sssss aasus efciuarf
Anaresfpss naasi ~ lnvsnts c.tif ush
a. ffaHs ~ otef psctaFs. 0fhsr 81 borros taa aas
- Aupis Il tzsroF picsEre uaish iasks sAs nan
sf a Aushrssfps-fea~ Asa dsrssfhss Heu
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NE w EIRM

nv .. SCsHE RN A. ~. =. PEACH, a
4 have oraes . partnership uudsr the n1ms -
,nd ssvis u r. = srasary Co and saksn tts A
80 s.ans Ell - scabury c.. g. Ceoper's block, -1
sr- street; sad ansosnc~ % acr ieaEs ard hs Pahie
a. keT are prepared So execute cNcry d-sriptcn II
Ia bs PiIablN6 BUSINESS IN ne Rrzicst "a meat sue
.tautsl -sanef IhsF W ac hrush and A. up Gas fix
surss ntsoues1 yss- hey resp stiay solsis
shsr- ~ fs-hfc pstruEaxr- fjansl
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IMPORTANT To HnnsF.KFFPFRs

lust RECEIVED Bath Bricks, Tor Cleaning Knives.
y Liquid Glue. Tor preparing tuIniiure.
French TrFol Powder, for polishing silver Ware, Plate
Ac- &C.
ReuoVating Polish, for cleaning Brass Copper Steel
Irsn, And other goods Of that descr pion
HLOubs's duh, for renewing Ia Furniture, Carriage
Bodies HAneEs dc hCh has the effect Of making Old
eArrsEes, harness or furniture look a. good
iunl5 MACKENZIE a WILSON
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NOTICE

HAVING disposed Of Of Boots, Shoes ks., to
IL to MsGsrs BRADHAW RUTLAED, We take great pleGs
recommending them the Old patrons OF the late
nm and hesptAk for them share OF tie patronage ofe
public generally. ROBERTSON a DAsHIELL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28
NOTICE.

T BRADSHAW and A. V. KUrL AND have pnrchas.
IA ed from NesSrs. ROBERTSON AsHIEIL their entire
Stock Of Zoos Shoes hats, TrunEs, and would
tpeeully inform tie old patrons OF the firm the
pablo generally, that III intend keeping the old tsnd,
"a, College Street Wel selected Retail stCes for La
Dies Gentlen chs md Ch.r,n's wear, which they will
serfO CAfH and CASH ONLY. We hope, By strict
tsutOn 10 business, TO merit share Of the pubic patron
age.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28
FTNE GOLD AID sILYER WATCHES-
THOUSANDS OF
FANCY ARTTCLESl

HE subscribers have just received the largest stock Of
Fancy Goods, in their line, offered for this
sity Amongst this & ea' variety vii be iDund-
Toe FANCY BIRD CAGES selected from the best assert
ment in New ork.
400 Baskets Of all kinds and qualities
BkA-S Bronze and Iron Candle Sticks.
RATTAN, Rocking and 0dce Chairs.
BfrTANlA aud Block Tin Coffee and Tea Pots, Chinese
Tea CAd6ies
ALSO Ornaments, for Etageres and What NotG.
Many OF these articles selected for Holiday sales
but having arrived late that JOYOUS occasion will
now be sold 1t the most tThng advance upon the
jIn1b WILSON a MACKkHZlE.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28
STEAM ENGINES
AND
Mill Machinery,

ELLIS d MOORE,
n AVISG made important addi.,Oas 10 machinery
and greatly increased farte. for manufacturing
srKAs aud Machinery Of every description
prepared 20 manufacture steam Rhymes and Boilers equal
IN point OF ensh and durability any the est
and at lCp prices Having been prAetca ~ engaged
the Manufacture Of Machinery Nashville Tor the last ar
years and giving personal attention the
featuring department. We feel confident that 1--WE
Satisfaction ali who favor vita their orders
old stand Nos. 81 and 50 Market street. Broad
vile, Tenn.
Alkinds Of work for Flour Mills, Steam Boats Saw Nils
robsoeO Factories, Banks Jas, Ac executed promptly
nd ~ the lCWcst cash prices.
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Orders. Orders.

Orders hanoed Tor FttsbufE, Cincinnati, LouiI-
" willie or ~ LOus manufactured G5ods viii be prompt
Attsnded 20. Ofaoe 81 r. l.. WeakleJs, Corner Broad
and Front Sweets. deele D. W RUSSELL, Agent.
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THEkPREMIUM PLoW OF THE
| WEST.

NEW INVENTIONS.
IUsT rsesvsa TIE MEGIcMlKATUREGAss Stow
By vaeh Ne eessing oT sAI parry esn b asns Al
me Gas Farnef, Nitb eookiNg vessels, eniy ~
KNIFE sHARPERKR And P0LisHKR, great
osntYivance.
YANKEE MATCH STAND, great .ssuri.y against
Gre-PFes cay sc.
"a sat Bo0t Warnsrs ana FssseA coees Casters.
s~eit hAckkNue 4 WILSON.
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STEAMBOATS,,
RAILROADS & SHIPS.
Regular New Orleans Packet,
NASHVILLE. CAIRO AND NEW OR-
LEANS DAVE,V lime

LEANS DAILY LINE.
4 SoITrR HEfolowing A iT5R u
$780, . steamers form EES@{-sszsssz9
sszsE@ the Dair Unit
Ell States Mail ine betFeen Nashville and Cairo leaving
Nashville al IL O'Clock, VI, and Cairo at A VI
J. q. CLINE, Hrs Master. CITY UF HUNTSVILLE,
WEAvEE Master; AMBASSADOR, WYATT Master Aida,
HARMON Master
his line forms daiv connections Cairo with the Cairo
and New Orleans Eaiy Mail Seamers, the TOuvile ard
St. Louis Daily Boats and also with the Central Railroad
to St. Louis and Chicago Passengers by th line reach
New Orleans, Memphis, st. Louis and louisville in much
less than by any other Boats For passage freight
apply at the Mail Packet Office Of A. L. Davis.
o. W. DAVIS. President,
decl-tf N. NJ. Q. s. 81 all PacLe Company.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28

SWEET HAVANA ORANGES.
% BBLs swEET HAVANA ORANGES;
~ bbls PeeAns;
1ka bexes Fire Crackers;
rfoss Say Rockets. assorted;
+" Roman Candies,
- SPIN Wheels,
80 Elus LEats,
loco TorPsdoss:
20 hexrs ". 4. Geese;
~ Lemoas,
Joe doesn Cans oysierc, Frenhs
too boxes eArdirss, asserted keEt branasi
Per ale - J. q. ROhEkTSON's ConssctsnRry
BoF3i and BSscry. hrnStvsT.
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NEW IRON FOUNDRY.

ELLIS & MOORE
DEG leave 10 inform their friends and The public thAt they
ID have In operation q large and extensive z q
UNDRY adjoining Machine shop and pre-
FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY,
FOR every description q CASTINGS thatmay be ealeS
for and cheap be done vest Of the mountains
MIL UKAAIxs, HOesS PogEka, NUGHTs
RAsg VAUlTs, WINDow sILLz snd LEsTIIs, GEAfK BAks
WArER " HExLG, CoEE CRusHEAs, and al CAsrSss
ased Ia the construction u Flour Mills, Mia Furnaces
AMI Dwellings made 10 order 2t short noics.
We sl also urnsh every description o. steam and Wator
Machinery the tores prices PatteFs maize - order and
charge for Of patterns which have Foundry
The highest prices paid in WORK for cid Iron
FILLS 4 MOORE,
81 Market street, bread,
Jan :, Sly NashviHs Tens
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28

Fire CraCkefss
al bQxk4 = tka aaFs lsss 81 end 81 sSie 10
W $50 8. koA414Ec4. oreslsaT.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28
REGULAR WEEKLY CINCINNATI &
NASHVILLE PACKETS.

a 9TH - TIE new light Tn
s|Y-E5-a1 ! draGght steam E57g-S-.1.ss1-
aSsrzsszSzD er GEN PIKE sks<zz=sssS-sszSs
GRACE Master being expressly hu Tor this trade with all
the modern improvement, With the light draught sub
stsntial and steamer SAMUEL p. HIBBAHD. SAMUEL
P tsD Master wilt run as regular Pa during the
ensuing between the above ports of the boats
being port every week These boats being in Command
Of cid and experienced commandsuts, and with superior
facilities for passengers and freirhts socits share Of pub
lie patronage. For passage freight apply boarJ,
to H. II. HARRISON, Agent,
oct8l-6m Front street.
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- a. .s. 4. a s. . s:;l;.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-28
RATES uE s's1EsuRsr
on PRODUCE TO CHARLESTON.
WESTERN EIsEsS-IsT AGENCY FOER
The CHARLESTON LINE,
ALSO
NASHVILLE TO COLUMBUS, GA,

lyfA Mt tUIlT1
Sixty miles nearer than any other Route.
OFFiCE No. 26 COsLEGE SFREET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE.
nVERCHAR6ES By tie Charleston Line promptly adj
~ joe ~ his Office Per desiring in ormat on 90
70 rNtes Of freight kstF n Or westward Will furnished
with lsr1s upon application a. { ,5cr, or by mail
Go ds rem II. LOWS LaUi,vile ami Cincinnati 90 be
sent 70 ChGreston $ c. Augusta yUd Columbus Mont
gousyy, Ait other stations on the south Carol "a
Georgia Atsnta ard Lac ance or Montgomery ard west
foni kS osds u be forwarded Tree Of charge ts1ctpt
dTsI arel NLsu crus'g ned 10 m Nss vile.
msysge ffom the River he Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad usp7t Is contracted Tor at tre certs
per 100 bs Ard % not eAcr hat except OF
fr tht ess sn 1900 Ne qasntcs lees than 1000 lbs
charged - cents for the OF
jaLS-f CHARLES W. ANDERSON Asent
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SUMMER ARRANGFvEWT. 1856


COLUMBUS AND XENIA RAILRA0D.
EXCLUSIVELY AN EASTERN ROUTE.
On and after this date, the
LITTLE MIAMI, VIA CCLUME Us,
Is TIE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE to AMI from Cincinnati
and Cleveland the only running into axe shore
Depot a Cleveland and the only route with uniform guage
from Cincinnati to Cleveland, Dunkirk and Buffalo.
BFANY OTHER ROUTE Cleveland passengers 90 via
Sandusky and depend trains from Chicago and Toledo
go Fast break guage at Sandusy and ferry from Old Ohio
City to Cleveland.
THE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS,
Is the only with reliable connection and from GIN
CINNATI and PTTTSBURG.
BY my OTHER ROUTE, Pttsburg Passengers de-
pend Beefontaine Forrest trains indianapolis
ana Fort Wayne to 20 East.
THE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS.
Is THE ONLY RobIE 20 and from Cincinnati aud
WHEELING OR STEUBENYILLE.
THE LITTLE MIAMI VIA COLUMBUS,
Is TIE ONLY route to and from Cincinnati, Coluu1-
bus, Crene and Cleveland with lightning express without
change Of cars.
This a great comfort to Ladies and Families
THE LITTLE MIAMI, VIA COLUMBUS,
BEING TIE SHORTEST ROUTE from Cincinnati TO the
East uniform and safe speed maintained Connections
certain.
BY ANY OTTER ROUTE from Cincinnati a dangerous
speed required to distance delays necessary
In changing passengers and baggage Heoutane Forr st.
Saudusky, and Ferryiug at Cd Ohio City.
Through Tickets
WHEELING.
PITTSBURG,
DUNKIRK,
BUFFALO and
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