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New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
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Gro SiuNDERs'S METALLIC TABLET SrRoP
n. and mos. approved article Ia having befs
Ire public the last IS The genuine can BE- Obtained o
LIS sAv.D.ls Store only at Nc. Astor House.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
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rs. FOWLER 4 WELLS

PHRENoL OGy.-Messrs. FOWLER Il WELLS
announce that Mr. STIR Of their Office viii give course Of
eve lecture. Phrenology at PAk Hall Jersey City,
ps MONDAY EVENING, and conL uns every evening Admit
t.pee FREE Examinations daily at No sos Brosd~ay NJ Y
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
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fAdvaftisemeHt

TRI MFNDOCs sENCITEMENT-STcks going DO Sn
JoIIv fee, eoips up Glorious times al Brnnn's Museum
Grand ,tfr.ction. boh this afternoon and evening Drnr
.on on whee repeated. The Carlo rsmy in al the
u.,yeTo feat. ard il new comic psntouine The Aqu,.
the W,,h Eishtingae &c &c Only j cents for everything
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

HrDsoy COUSTY ASSEMBLY NoNIyATIoSs.-Tne
Democratic Assembly Convention for the First District oL
Hudson County comprising oboken and the Fouith Wt oil
Fay evening and resulted in the denomination o Robert C.
Bseot of the Fourth Ward by a un snimous vote.
TIE Democratic Convention for the Third Assembly District
ebrscng North Bergen Hudson City, Bergen and HaT.9n
was held Mortmores Hotel in Hudson City, on Friday
yeug end put in nomination Jecob NJ Vreelsnd Of Bergen
MI vees has heretofore served term 10 the
TIE Republican County Convention is 10 be held at Car
penters Hotel Hudson City Wednesday next The can
dstes Assembly will also be nominated at this Convention
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
fAAyeftisemesf

CRSrI EMcy's HATS.-Nothing eau be more ele
sna d..hps u tho sys Of the EFs>sonrID h the
Or, :. pt .sson sai for SS g. Of Ne ls sa'ss" Give
hia call
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

RECOVERY OF LosT MOSEr-On Friday afternoon
merchant named Phyfe drew three 81, 900 packages
of State bills from the American Exchange Bank
Soon after leaving the Bank, at the corner of Wall aod
William streets, in taking out his handkerchief he
drew out and dropped of the packages the oss of
which be did not discover until shortly after. Officer
Maynard, of the Fifth Ward, took the matter in
charge ard discovered that teapster in the employ
of Councilman Brady had picked up the money. Mr..
Brady restored the money yesterday afternoon to the
owner.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

Mr.. Benjamin Reed of Hightstown has been elected
Predsn the Central Bank New Jersey in place OF H. Il
Morrison, resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
N.EW-.JERSEY II,KkS.

The trial of Cueva, the young Spanad, for the
murder of Granva Of Hobokcn will be commenced 10
.fe Hudson County Court Judge Ogden presidilg this
Nonday) morning will be conducted for the State
y Attorney General Dayton and Prosecuting Attorney Le
Of jersey City U Is expected that the ial will consume the
rot Of The Meek.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

Buried ALIVE On Saturday man Damed Nj
cbsu Sweeney ENGAGED in laying pipes in Fth street
VITA three feet OF earth by the csvng In ot
the eu benkmcIt while be in stopping position In thre
four minutes the wOkmep succeeded Ia clearing away the
his head and finally lie extricsted With but
sl;gl Il I'M
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

AS IsFANT SrFFoCATED.--An inquest was held
yesterd.y by Smell at the house o VIM Tracy ~
Stree In the Ward upon his infant daughter
found dead the bed in the morning verdict Of" Accidental
deah suocaou bv being lain upon by the mother or al
nIder s.ter OF de ,essedn rendered
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26
hnr / times has materially

OSy Coon RESULT The bor I times has materially
a ced the whisky trade consequence Of which the dsters
syenone operations Thousands Of in the Eastern
District and suburbs viii be deprived Of their customary diet
ard Of necessity must be fed something VIII lssone
than distilled iwil Suspensions in the muk trade may be
looked for.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

| NATIONAL CHESS CoSCREs. This fret national
ti:seSnby of American Chess-players, which was ex
ptstd 70 occupy bat fortnight, has now lasted three
weeks. This prolongston n mainly due to the fac.
ss navy Of the contestants il the two Tournaments
e gentlemen whose avocstiops prevent their alton.
fsree Until night time; several of the players
seeted With banks aud insurance companies in eur
city and the late panic has either kept them from tue
during succts ssive nights or so Influenced
ten 70 prevent their coming out With their adver-
srss in briliart or repid manner. Gentlemen,
stOss iames are household words in Cbess circles,
have teer beaten in ar unexpected way. Anxiety of
mad supeiirduced by lac occurrences in the conner.
Ca void, is ample excuse for their defeat.
Tie pize bearers in the two Tooroonents have
fsN declared II temseves, aud are as follows
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

BAD Provisions AT SEA.-On Friday and Saturday
Capt Austin of the j. A. Westervelt, Of the Red
Cross Line Of Liverpool Packets was tried before T.
s. Commissioner Brigham on charge preferred
agaii him by Of the passengers, tina; he caused
10 be served out putrid provisions, and short allow
ance eve n of them. Nathaniel Mills, the complain.
ant alleges that when he remonsh sted with the cap
tain on the subject he beaten and otherwise ILL
treated. Leopold c. Newman, esq, of the U. S. Dis
tIict Attorney office, appeared for the Government
ard Mr. Donchue for the defendant The following is
the evidence In the case:
seller; passenger board the American ship Jacob A.
westeIy, from LveIPoo we eh LyerPpo 90 the 18Th Of
hesabou.s; Thomas Austia captain Of the ship was
IN the ,eesse the Proy,oSs on board the ship were
very badt stunk and could not use ii the tea ao was
soo did not Ct any OF the BEET s Ga, % used 1Ss no
yey good we also had oatmeal and hsd very bad sour
the 'ussI wa. sandy and e.ck ins hOgr I was very osa
most o. them rotten and many OF the tnre tne
oheIs and ate them had of knowing whether
received fun allowance not did not receive i
the ood the mate gave the meat and the boy
the bread saw them take the food and serve 1t to the
II without making it Tito tea had some pro,
the p Rss se c fS"sd s. .I .1f sod told h
would be Obliged to him n''i if he would ch.nss
os DO it, and must TAX. oa s. be o, Uo saps me made NO
complaint to the captain but he called me upon the pOOp the
ooet'i ns. ~. VI ny complaint be asked me wnaI
business nad 70 interfere with the passengers and complain
shout The food ana to put aud beat
he pushed my arm on the main rope and told
s long board the chips he followed me down the
sdde and wh b cepchcd h'i struck the side Of my
face aud dragged thu eck nv The
hsr o my head my boody the charsc,er Of the
served our to the during the balance Of
he voysse was such have described; sometimes /, was
I'd much and other times not enough aud had
the galley aud cook II myself the others did the
there week did no. receive provisions al all
Dense-I Lers with she intention of leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

MILITARY PARADE.-1he Second b. igade Brgader-
General hsries Yates, will parade To-Day OH Haml,
ten square. The morning viii be occupied for field
eyolutions. At two o'clock review, and aftergard
evolutions Of the line. This Brigade is composed of
the Fourth Regiment commanded by Col Hncken;
Fifth Regiment Col Schwalz waeleer; Sixth Regiment,
Col. PiuCkLey.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

LIGHTER SUsK.-The lighter Peggy Gordon owne
hy Seth Robbins. Atlantic Dock Thursday nigh
will SCI barrels Tupenne board The whole lot
covered, and the lighter viii be raised to-day,
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

TnE FiEMERs AND CTJzESs BANK RESUMED -
Tie Suprt Court having dissolved the sssgnm 70 Mess
Field Layton Anthony, the business again resumed
saturday.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

SUPERIOR CoCRT-GEyERAL TEiM-0cr 2.-Beiorc
full bench.
DECISIONS.
HcTkins agt Adams. Order affirmed with costs:
A. s. Brown sgt. Richardson.-O Order affirmed with
SPECIAL TFRN-OcT. 24-Before judge Boswosrn.
White agt The Mayer, &C., OF New iOrk.-Niotion
denied
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

The nativity table gives 3O7 natives of the United
hates 10 of Ireland, Is Of Germany, 10 Of England,
a Scotland, of Italy, and each Of France,
'osie, Wales, Switzersn aud British America, and
unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

70 ne Editor Of The " !. Tr1zne.
SIR: The battle of the Ferries is to BE- fought over
again, bu. this time at the polls. BY publishing the
arrexed letter to the candidate in nomination for As
sembly and Ser ale from Kirgs County, you will assist
in enghtenng tie people to the present position Of
the contest. OSE OF THE COMMITTEE.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

DoEsIIcKs MARRIED.-Lsst night there was ir
ruption into this city Of org bearded men, from New
York-havipg in charge the celebrated "Doesticks,"
known to the initiated as Mortimer Thomson, of The
Tribune ard editor of The Nep York Picayane. Tais
morning the victim, Doesticks Aforesaid, wa. appre-
ended by his brsute friends, taken before Professor
Gibbs and then and there with intent and malice afore
thought the said Doestcks otherwise kno wn as Mor
mer tt omson was solemrly married to aud with Miss
Anna H. Van Cieve, of Minnesota, the youthful and
accom- pi.hed niece of the worthy Professor aforesaid
The ulalefactors and their accomplices left in the
afternoon train for New York.
New.Haven Palladium. Oct ol
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

SUDDEN DEATH on SHIPBoARD.-Cap.. J.. c.
GHddon of the schooner Silas Wright from Savannah
arrived yesterday this morning found dead in his
berth. Ills disease was similar TO Georgia fever. He
was 70 years old and native of Rockland, Maine.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-26

CIrr MoRrALIrY.-It appears nom the report OF
h. City Inspector tina. there were ile deaths in the
ty sst week-an increase Of II as compared with the
rOrtaty of the week previous. The report presents
ssature of special interest The following table sx-
bits the nsmber of deaths during the past two weeks
lnors adults and children distinguishing the sexes:
Men. Women. Boys. Girls. Total
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-05
lI.IsC5IsIl JUS

/ GO ls2 u ~ 81. 4. EiI!ai SpGJEE,
II g. g MAIN S, E., W -iFSIGIIlE64 IL
Ia4lsE -14li.l1 WINTER Ia2ADEs
SS3st aSs pey e q Fail 6a8g
stll9 g eeds, EnFtetfee ana nefy fS Ssis.a
9Ns Just eb1d FSlI RnFthHSeS,
sent 20 tle Public lofe thud iniE5 ~ re,
OOsSWORTEdftOEGS GOODS.
Being by f1rlthe lhIGest and SlSr EST iI
The BEST SELEOTIUE Of eInic 56liS Shf mr.
ever ollerrd 70 ne pbhltei r Z - - -
helr fpgmerYaFfely they have added 4 ff3 S4b "a
and Rugs 6f th6 lnIest designs ni, bt
es9 peaunln line Ofehoee FIB, suitable foF the
both Of which, wen theiE7Stock
fhes Invite the attfltipn the Trade
6sen In the short tine
l1 all kindS1g Cotton hnv.
th Cash, (as have many ytfa
y ven "a direetS y from Gui SISnrESr,
2 I sfe CaSt Bagerss ~ the PIEC or ~ RFTHII
etF T " = t, y, no similar hep5si the.lgsst.
~ "a 9,e and are making ample to fn
Win one 9t the best selected goods ia
IN IN l khts stock may be found fully
4zO9g S1s sllkSen6F S0nit 8f kha 6nrSk TtoSt3
MI tEteh u 1eFnpesi ORShnReres, BombRTinrg.
a fil Inv I az and color,
an ihIPta CashmeFes and DelAIHes-iuinorted
and some af the richesk
sS ssss oAeEed.. In Wheeling.
SggOg yds 9inshlmb Debazks DslSiTss .55a E,tS,,
,9L meStes-enbrA Acing the lSfVeBt line of
Wooen9 and Cotton goodS kept bf any nItnSIS
hgs1set y mot bysany house in the city,.
Ehey have laid In their stock With view IL 4
Ahait pc wanting to please, f t't
SaAs 6ltes6 excslled by ouSe ia ne ISst e. n
10 trouble 20 shoW goodsFoods iaft u
ilRteis Ana Boats 20 W s1fIf
5RoSs -gs on benq, Prime Live Geese RehthsFa.
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g, ms I2, Is.

=-=--e - 49,
The Citizens Fire, Marine and
LIFE 40 s25s
4ENSIJRsAl96tEtsiLt q % tOTdP ANY.
80 0lsk AKuEIs11NG3s ~,
oRgses NEzE BoQs e TIiE II s ii pAllki
IIIs oSs1I g noE llly aHa prepared 10
ssSs and lAtAHp Fisls: j
Anal .woods, MCCOY, Jas. r. Bakes4..i X q
lYlD y " shgtEsr John q 1sttheS1, Join Lat,
.. L j. DEIApLAIS. PTesGsnse mn
FIRE a 70 NdAftIcsEs
ISSsI5RASG Gfs a sGAN GIsY &. l..s;
qS%SARb SS4I EIR & ANp ARlSE INSURANCE CO.. OF
~ CHARTER PERPETUAL. IS. = III - e
ttheoFp0ratedi BY a CT OF Ehe E4eRisIaiure or
> RsnHsyiV iV1nt1.
tttssi44 AMouEf SA EIfsd stIho;fss6 oS2fSiSoe'
Er,r., q Pa53. q. u IRRsse e JotIo'es; -,
y In tie City Of iPlladg glphia. !. j. 8iR5 OeO
IN A. r. Ss55 ~ tt. M .
Amount aecuEed BY stdes Notes 196SeSs
TfIs COMPANY s. ERFIoTs iSsuRzSGf os
S e g, Yes
and hNeFsSat the lowest Rates, upon the most liberal
Prompt on te adiaStment Of
,PerPetuh lInbaIaneeat At usual rates.
5 4. q. sWEAEINGEN,s
- sg,s. Agent for the State Of Virginia.
once Onion Han Building, West side OF MaihS s. 2nd
-
Insure your PROPERTY 5 $
A1Dt Sd EEs sYUCiey EAkRk4GS BY.ERSURLHt9
- ~ = tlQuLeE LIFE.
VIM: 2. .5 sslby Insurance Agent
i, p.,8 3 ;ssRI.al $500, 900 a
16ites stts ss for Life Roliss. the
ipany Of PhIadt tlPhia-
Estnlate vais q 1isi sss s.,
a1Es once y TAla4t nplurlaIns stprp Main 81
TdE ~ ~
&fIpCSxN IMSURAEOEs COMPANY
S. lAGoIt Soit.sTRHB,, iIs!sfEGHB, gIsSi NY 49,
WITH a PERPEFUAt clLARTEn-UAsH CAPITAL ALL
IL 300, 600.
tn Oldest and beat Institutions IN thii country
S9nnass 2 taks risks upon the no.t fayoFabs terms
Ii b. swEAR1SGEN, Arsn.
oFF1oEIunionlipll .s','s'
b. HOME FIRE AND NItSISINIa7 4
Z @ L2ISLlf.fIN ClE UCllHi.dgI4I.I - 4
.s,.it [oFFI1oE NOT WALL STREET, n. VI
CAaa S747 ere 81
liAplL1uEs. -. S6
'TNlns Company Is owned and managed BY some of .b
sas s. NJ In e s
z 'fsnt n e. Wheeling and Vicinity
Valley of Virginia i5i57-eT-
RXREAED5 AARLHE INSURANCE c0NFA8Y.
WA. II. sslBy, Agent 4. wheeling.
FFICE-at the stOre Of Taant& Delaplain Main street
" between Monroe and Quincy Streets are prepared 10
take Rsks at customary rates GoeS transtu steam
-boats, Stores, DWellngt, &c. i ~
K, R4ksr, is9 Tallaat !. .Dslaplain,
Norton, AeheIon Co. G. Hartman,
g. Brady, 8. q. BAKER q Co fui4ss
List Z Howell, d. w. HeIsICell 100 .si
INSURANCE.
AND MARINE CON-
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Iaughliiis q Bnshf3eI57

1aughltns & Bushfield,
WhOIesnle DruggiSI6,
No. 25,. .HOflgOe Street
RE receiving their Fan stock DEugl Patent edIcineS
ttsaoa q bsaieF aa Se tdns m as e S
f55f6s Gan oaHphor,5 1000 lbs Cream Tartar,
1900 Is EPSON salts, 1850 s6da saiafatnS
S'9990 S'990 =. :. M 81 soda, 6uOs.s RloS Sulphur, W
Z bQO $ GumAFabiet 500 saltpetTe,
sPICEs
goo tbs PEPPER 800 lbs Sicily Ldsoriee,
~ " ~ Alhplog, i,aii 1V0, 9 GAL Iicpriee,
ay1 = = Cinnamon, SO ~ Gloves,
4gS 9ys q. . SIIssE MSITtasES, 10 b5s Gr,a CINNAMON,
20v " RAGS Ginger, 90 doz Mustard
= PATESTaEDICINES. = 80
AyTss 9ss5y Z Pse;ors g9tehsoFs Dye,
gonEIh's salSe, MoClihtoek' AIedIeines
aSiios iS Ointment basgS b1Rg.SPs PsG 5tPEstgEs
Hoohand's German BlttefS, and every ottF SsIisjas
ThonsOn's Bye WEtsE, sold..g -,
3soi, CHEMICALS.
50 a Tan1iri, Is I, SiuS sIlI Mass.
~ ~ y, ChinlssuneI - IS . yoa Potash,
q :, oasloas, 10 u SIl: SGSsbatsss p5 5sasss,
~ - Chlptofotn, -iiii ~ = LINES. Tr Ctnch.
qaAiits a Sliss IN 3 S9
J SCOTT. d
ts1 no. 167s Mains street, wheeling, va 4
wholesale and Retail
sl9 DEAlEkFlN
watch est S'1oc3Es, yeSs1elFy Raney &siVaF1eiy
Soeds, " aIeliIs4s y GlSck HInterials,
AEING lately addttl largely 10 my stock. both a
~ ~ tis Wholssalr and Istai snsGes e q
ygatehmalzerg. Merchants. ssPedleIs
spa ne public very complete assortment AZ
!44n5Sif ", ~ 3pt'sssssA e 80 = z. p
.- l2GA l.s-!.. j. y. SCOTT.
l8gss# PIANOS |! PIANOS
gs1 KESE1EEp rom the esiebFated niannfaetoFy OF
talos ne made s ss ia IRON f, ~ Inss
gl beArlSs, repeating ~ nj SctiS i fT. II1i
% lss ad are 'hhs
- Splendid lot Of 1lsiodsent for churches OF Tie
III connection yi,lb ~. ,si,ot9s, u,
H. NJ leye large 9nd tull stock
MAJ ilay cr isasi IN AUG a sss ever.
ls+o. :. ,..s5s I5s ~
77= = s-.-
~ pVELI. ,i .G9Ln ON BrSoms;
q foSls go NJ e p ssk
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TERAs.s
er FitR cslssst taegtitsag BooE
as55S.sg, AeesHESs ttNa tRedr1tIy ~
EoF E t3lFssia -
SIE PRoPR1EToRs take great pleasure in expressing
cess which have marked te cire5r Of their silc
is establishment at the Oap stimulates Them tore
rapidly Increasing demand ardctIeGI ana
.Ee q asse5tnths trdtRfTg The great practical
etai llonsSs assisted BY educated accomplished gentle
s d CS R@ @ 10 SS q o
NOT aATTAISED lsY AM O1lIEH INSTITUTION lRacl
uuty sepbs step dnt he red tt NHois ToHl,s
9i an Asegansats slqtss I gs tsotougt es stglD e hui
apd thus All kNHr,iness llterng, aud sgresiols
plumbers are, In great measure, q 3
ants. We haVe also ssrYqes o cont OF III,
topics. i.5,5f 81 ssft II :
Oareourseo Instruction extended 20 altisulars
ENTRYs HOOK KEEPiN VII nee and Suii: a..eSss a
and History oil Eun, ut ConusFciai Mef a.
GsERp Commercial Products, Coninereial Calculations
aoeeM Economy, Asreante Law, Ethics Of Trade Part.
TIE LADIES DEP4RT.IEFT
= forthe reception ofLades. NOInstituon In
ii @ @TnSn iparts more thorough nteresng pouF9r
II .ss9epslep, would tla. shan tesh eur
ptedge o9sstpss {gaf q more a0FoagI, raefieal
Clker SiSiItr HsreqFtiis cSis;s
Among the many Eeeeonlns stonS, give The follow
the gndeTsigned, take pleasure in tesing that
are PeEsOnay acquanted With Mr. Granger's ability
Accountant and Teacher Of Book Keeping which s Of the
highest order He has had great experience Ae-
coun4nt In heavy Commercial and Ranking IIouSeB which
gives him superior facilities in lmpartIng Prde&icai
hIoIrtedgs 81 Book Keeping, GN thorough Con1terctdG
ft I.J.ALLEN, LII. D.,
President Of Farmer College.
t-i L0RIH rASDREVTS,
Prssidsnt Of KepyeS College.
10 young men who wish to acquire nBusin t-Edtcd-
t0I think It affords facilities very seldom quAled
MI GRANGER has the OF knoW
and aptneE9 In ntechng, added 70 practical Counting
Room experience, and feel that graduates from
his College viii be fully TO keep the most co
Gated GttQf Books. -
\ a. A.P.ST0NE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
J.JJAHNEY, sec'y Board OF Control State Bank OF O.
y. J. PAR4i Book Keeper at D. Z! lFoodburgtS.
D. 0VERD1ER. Book Keeper At Clinton Bank. rltyf,
u. z MILLS, secy Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
u. MASON, Book Keeper at J. II Riley 8 Co.'s. -.
81 tisD For fun par an, gend IOr cileuiAr.
s4 GRANGER & ARMSTRONG;, z
teA-lV Y. -. .--.--.. PrOpfletorl.
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-BARDoTTEB WORN sGG1f DRoBs5
F .9a remedy fer H6t1s a ehidreu
s9ls @ .este o. ysnetal Fffct Is et5 ~ lo
dse21. so'a y ~ aae 2. IQsAE co,
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l.5s-s5s4 ElaVOIinR sEs3tFacsta4 =
4 ORIeniel, Pastrlss; Cleans, ,Pdd 5e4s ~
[=I.,s - 4ol lsae ~ sh.iLpaG Az EsCo
.a l8EidgE Cprner DraFEflta
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Cincinnati, Wilmingto & zanes-

Vile Railf oad.
NTERCltANTs and the public generally
1 are hereby respectfully informed that the 2. r.
r. COmpan prepared torecelYe and forward freight
north O Aa1,l to Ctncin5tii Morrow Wilmington, WASH
ngton, Oireefle Lancaster; New Lexington and inteFme
inta parenlaF Will also be given tOthe
forwarding Of Freight the West
with the wishes consIgnoFs whether BY Railroad or the
ktVef from Cincinnati! ts..ss.5-t -
Freight Will perceived and delivered during the winter
months from A. ~ 70 P. NJ; during the summer mouths
from d. TO p n, and shippers AYorlng the Company
with telr patronagei may rely upon the Compsny Agents
giving every atts4aen necessary Insure the
and SAFETY In The forEardng Of property
trusted their care. - 55aF ~
further Information TariG publhed by
the Company or apply to VI
II. <. sMTTH, sil
General Freight Agent1 VI.
mSSOdsWtf itit GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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are personally acqualnte With Ar. GrangeFls ability
Accountants Of Book KeePing, which Is Of the
highest order. He has had great experience
in heavy Commercial aud Ranking ITouSep, which
gives him superior facilities In mpartng Prdettcai
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= Poor Old Unole Ne3 q

y z. S Ard he had no wool the top of Ills head
20 M me piaSe where the wool ought 70 RroW,ssl4
i S8s are some toks the alnepta.
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my5OdsHtt zanesville. Ohio. \
CLEVELAND ANC PITZSBURaH RAJLRolp.
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