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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-17

VIRGINIA AT Rules held the Clerks Office the
Circuit Court for Brooke County, In the month Of Jan
nary, 1851:
James McCluney in behalf Of himself and au)
the creditors Of The late firm Of ths said james
McCuney William u. Meek, doing business
IN tho and style Vf McCluney Meek, - C.r..-,
- N'a''ANN'S
William n. Meek, Alan Kuhn administrator
Of Thomas II. Meek, deed, Daniel POlsby aud
James s. Council
object this lii late
firm Of McCluney Meek both the payment the debts
Of that firm, aid the final distribution any
appearing from the return OF the sheriff. wen by am
daVIt Ia the that the defendant, William
Meek, nhabitRnt Of this State, Il Is ordered
he do appear here within month after the due pubca-
ton this order and do what is necessary protect hs
interest: And IL is further Ordsrded that copy this order
be published week for four successive weeks In the
Wheeling Inteigenevr, and posted tie
Court House Of said county the first day the County
Court next after the entry OF this order.
AcoPy-Teste; J. STARR,
jams
lLanghtt pal
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RIVER AND WEATHER.
CGNcINSArI, Jan. l6th.-Weather clear and
cold.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-17


william C. stevens and John Alss late do In chanesry
ing business in tlIe name and style OF Stevens
4 Aiken, and Joseph logan.
The object this suit is debt Of &l1e0-with
interest thereon--from the Stevens Aiken,
this attach the effects Of that hri la brooke
County. And appearing from the 0f the Sheriff.
well by affidavit MED in The that the sHiI William
O. Stevens and Jsh Aiken inhabitants OF this
ComnoHW eah, 1t IS ordered that they do appear here
within due publication Of this order and do
necessary protect their And Is further
ordered that copy Of this order be published week
weeks in the Wheeling lntsEeneer ana
posted door Of the Court House Of said
the rst day OF the County Court next after the entry Of
this order. A eopy-Teste: J. STARR,
jams Clerk.
[Langftt pq.l
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-17
TRANSFORMATIONS.
Winter Schedule.
TRASsroRrATIoS ovEIcR B. ( o. n. r.
TPTeeifHu Station, Nov. 29tlI, 1886.

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-17

INST opening, new PIANOS and MELoDEoNs, from
- BOFton manufactures, warranted in every respect,
Good as any in the World.
Also, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and MUSICAL GOOnS,
Of every description; all which oer lower than
be bought vicinity, either Wholesale retail
Ny list Of Fancy and Variety Goods embraces every
description of the useful aud ornamental adapted to the
SeW publications, Periodicals and PanerS Sheet
Music, EngTayings Lhogrnphs, Gilt Frames and Mould
combs brushes Port MOnnaics, Card and Cigar Ca
ses, Steel Goods, Reticules, and
An endless variety Of Fancy Goods.
have alsn Just opened SPLENDID ASSORTMENT Of
WATCHES. CLOCKS, AND JEWELLERY,
Just selected the New York market by competent
person, wilt be happy all who favor with
their patronage Watches Clocks and Jewtry, repaired
with neRtneSs.
ducements will be offered In prices.
The attention Of all is respectfully solicited.
-'' $50 r. p TOBIN,
dec22 No Washington IIail
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-01-17

Il v. Whit, pal
John P. Hogan,

VyIRGINIA AT Rules held IN the Cierks Office Of the
Circuit Court for BROOKE county, In the month Of jan
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-26
An Editor In Heaven.

Under the foregoing caption an exchange
gives an obituary of a brother of the quill,
from which we extract the closing paragraph.
care we not glad that such an editor is in
heaven? There the cry of more copy shall
never again fall upon bis distracted ears
There he will no more be abused by his polit-
ical antagonists with lies and detractIOn that
should shame demon TO promulgate. There
he shall be no more used as ladder for the
aspiring to kick down as soon as they reach
the desired height and need him no more
There he shall be able TO see the immense
masses of mind he has moved, all unknowing
ly ard unknown as he has been during BIZ
weary pilgrimage on earth. There he will tnt
all his articles accredited. not peal of hT
thunder stolen, and there shall be no horrit
typographical to throw him into fever w
are glad the editor is in heaven"
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-26

All haill thou bright expostor Of thought,
POrtraying visions, by rich fancy wrought
On from the stStesmans strong and gifted mind,
7ranscrbing wisdom TO improve mankind.
All hail love thee--whether poets hand
Weld thee to charm with song the listning land;
Or science use thee Of her lore to tell
Or with thee faith eonfutes the infdel.
Twas by thy aid invoked in freedoms name
Our patriot sires, whom tyrants could not tame,
Signed with the firm hand the charter which abjurst
A tyrants rule and freedoms rights secured.
'Tis with thy aid that bashful wooers tell
What faltering lips could never breathe so WE'LL
With thee the merchant counts his golden store,
And binds the bargain that insures him more.
Patriot and Statesman, poet, preacher, sage,
Have left thy impress on full many page;
Immortal truths and visions half divine,
All, through thy aid, in deathless annals shine.
All that the press sends forth, O'er land and sea,
Owes, glorious gift, its origin to thee.
Then why abuse thee?-sacriege it seems
TO blot the record of instructive themes.
Let all who use thee then, their thoughts to trace
Weld thee with ease, rapidity and grace;
For if those thoughts be worth the pains to tell,
They must be worthy Of being written WELL.
PeTysvle, o.
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and sonoWing for bis absence. Another died
With daguerreotypes on his breast Of those be
loved most on earth. A mothers letter was
found in this ones pocket, asking reliei. and
saying she was III. The money for relief was
found side By side with the letter. AnOthers
name was learned by the letters Of those Eho
loved Lin. And yet another was hurTylng
home toeonsole the sick or the dying. And SO
passed the scene. Here a moan and tear
marked the recognition Of the mangled remains
Of a friend or q relation. There strangers.
with heavy hearts, gszed on those who we're
unwepl; and thought Of themselves, II ever
such lot should be theirs. There may be
scenes Of sorrow and horror. but who can con-
eeive auQht 80 utterly heaFt-Tending, as when
people go away in peace and happiness, to re-
turn this evening, or 10 morrow, and are brs'
heard Of as mangled and drowned BY some
disaster.
The following is complete list OF the names
Of passengers, including those who have e'-
capped uniDjured, so far as We have been ena-
bled 10 ascertain them:
KILLED.
Donald Stuart, Hamilton; A. Craft, Perth
= Russell, Of firm Of Morrell, Melish ane
Russell, of BraDtiord; Joseph Barr, Of Niaga
4 ra; Samuel Zimmerman. Niagara Falls; Thos
\ BensuR. Port Hope; John Sharp. book vender
Hamilton Depot; Rev. A. Booker, Methods
' Minister. Hamilton; Ersstus W. Green, do.
: John L Henderson, do; Rev. Mr.. Heise, Ger
, mani Clergyman Church Of England, HamIi
ton; JLs. Ross, Toronto, John WllfOrd, miller
late of Buckinghamshre, England; JosePl
Cannon; Alex. Brant6sld, engineer Of train
- Barton. senior, Stratford; Robert CraW
ford, SaltAset; Henry Sturdy, merchant, Lon
don; Jas. Harkness, R. c. RiAes, Chs. Brown
merchant, Gath; - Kendall, LOckpor; Da
: yid M'Figgin. servant; Ellen and Mary De
vine; James Forbes, farmer, Nelson; Mrs
Bradfsld, Suspension Bridge; Ralph Wade
! COburg; Collin CampbelNessagaWeya; Jane
J Major, from Michigan; Mrs. McSlOy, St. Cath
arines; Mrs. Hamilton; Mr.. Fan, De JOhl
Merley, st. GATHERINGS; Captain Sutherland
Toronto; Adam Feirie, Jr., Hamilton; vO
t man, supposed to be Mrs. Dufin. Toronto
: John Beck, tnsmiLh; and two yet unreeOgnizeC
e INJURED SEVERELY.
4 DR.. Macklem, Chippewa; Thos. c. Stree
s Niagara Falls; - Curtis Ingersoll.
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SYMroMs OF FIRsT LovE.-When you find
Master Jack suddenly refuse one morning to
play marbles any more forever be sure that
Master Jack is seized with his first love.
When you find in Master Jacks bedroom
sundry bottles with yellow looking bear in
blue forest on the label-which (the labe
not the bear informs you what the bottle con-
Lalns you may be sure Master Jack is seized
with his first love,
II you find that master Jack no longer pays
that attention to the solids Of the dinner table
which he wont to do, and there is no Other
cause. besure it is an attack Of love that occa
sions it,
If Jack becomes satirical, and alludes in
scornfuI terms to the world. be sure jack
6rst love has sprouted.
If you find pocket edition Of Byron any
where about Jacks clothes, be sure Jack i
far gone in his first love.
If you find pair of patent feathers comint
home from the shoemaker some Saturday al
ternOon. and can't remember ordering them
and they don't fit any body but Jack-don
blame him. First love is responsible.
If you see Jacks finger ends rather ink.
and scraps Of an acrostic anywhere around
be assured shat first love has caused the spo
ling of some good stationary.
Finally If Jack is suffering from 6rst love
don't be hard on the poor fellow, and above a.
don't meet the complaint with too strong rem
edies, lest 1t strike in and Jack strike out from
parental authority. First love is like th
whooping cough-we must all have it, and
is best to catch i. young.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-26

A Coop DAIRY.-At the winter meeting OF
the Cortland county Agricultural Society, Fays
W. Fl. Gardner. of Hornby, N. T., premi-
ans were awarded to two other brothers, named
Copable, for the best cheese dairy, averaging
FIVE hundred and ter pounds Of butter per COW
The hest dairy of butter, was from seventeen
cows, and averaged two hundred and one, and
fifteen sixteenths pounds per cow Mr.. Geo.
Miller, with large dairy, averaged one han
dred and ninety eight pounds per coW. What
county beats Co rtlaud?- Rural NeW Yorker.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-26

EE- To be a woman of fashion is one OF the
easiest things in the world late writer thus
des cribes it {; buy everything you don't want
nav for nothing you do, smile upon oil man
kind but your husband, be happy every where
but at home, adore the Broadway dandies, ne
elect your children, nurse lap-dogs' and 60 10
Church every time you get new shawl.
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RyA western editor once apoogized TO
his readers. some what after this fashion:
we intended to have death and a marriage
to publish this week. but the violent storm pre-
vented the wedding, and the doctor having Ia
ken sick himself the patient recovered. and We
,.ars cheated out Of both.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-26

by the United States at ;ho time Of the adOp-
ton Of the Constitution. He was not aware
that such a suggestion had ever before been
made. -Four distinct acquisitions Of territory
have been made, and six States formed upon
them have been admitted into the Union. Such
contracted construction as that to which he
referred was inconsistent with the nature and
purposes Of the Constitution, as expressed ia
its language. He would construe that clause
of the constitution thus: Congress shall have
power TO make all needful rules and regulations
respecting those tracts Of country without the
limits Of the United States, and which ihe Unl-
ted States have or may acquire by cessiOn, as
well Of jurisdiction as Of soil, so far as the soil
is the property Of the parties making the ces-
sion.
Congress has power to legislate with regard
to the territories until they shall apply for ad-
mission into the Union as States. The laws
must be "needful," and are left to Legislative
discretion. There are two classes Of acts; and
in eight distinct instances, beginning with the
first Congress and coming down TO 1848, Con
gress has excluded slavery from the territories
and there are six distinct instances in whicl
Congress has organized governments for terri
tories, and recognized slavery and continued
therein, also, beginning with the first Congress
and coming down to 1922. These acts wer'
signed by seven Presidents, coming regularly
down from Washington TO John Quincy Ad
ans, thus including all those who we're IN pub
lie life when the Constitution was adopted
This should have much weight on the question
of construction, and it W ould be difficult to re
sist the force OF the acts to which reference wa
made. His opinion was, the decision of th
Circuit Court Of Missouri should be reversed
and the cause remanded for a new trial.
Messrs. Wayne, Daniel. Grier and Campbell
had also prepared papers expressive of thei
: views on particular points, but they were nc
read
The Court adjourned to the day fixed by Law
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-26

RE There's nothing like suiting yourself TO
any emergency, as the monkey said to the cat
while using its paw to get the potatoes out cI
the fire,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-26

6tr'TintionP exclaimed an Irishman 10 his
platoon. Front face and tind to row CALL
As many Of you as is prisent will SAY. Herel--
and as miny of you as is not prisent will say
Absent
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nEUnless men have the prudence not TO
appear touched with the sarcasms Of lsster,
they subject themselves to bis power and the
wise man will have his folly anstomsed bJ
fool.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-26

ETAn acquaintance suggests the propriety
Of changing the popular name needlswork, to
needless work.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-26

EFThe world is a lazar-house-oe .lnu pa
tient and humble;it is masquerade Do P'"'
dent; il is a battle Geld be bold
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-08-29
To Fever and Asue Sufferers.
DIR. EASTERLY'S
Fever and ASuc Killer.

MEDICINE WILL CORE
Agus and Fever, Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, In.
fsTmi,tenf and Remittent Fevers, and every
form of Fever incident 70 the West.
Among all the CELEBRATED REMEDIES for Ague and
Fever first and foremost in rank stands
DIR. EaStcrIy's Fever and AEue Killer.
During the five years this remedy has cured oJer
oo hxndr>d thousand cases, which has established its
efficacy beyond all doubt and controversy the BEST
and ONLY CERTAIN CURE for this distressing disease.
It is a POSITIVE CURE. both SPEEDY and PERMA-
NENr I, will cure the WORST CASES matter Of how
long standing HOW EAD II vii! also cure Enlarge
ment OF the Spleen, Ague Cakes. &c.
Reader, have you the Ague and Fever, Then procure
Dr. E.rsterly's Fsrer and A1ue killer, and it
cording to the directionsr WILL Cure Yor. Have you
FRIENDS suffering with Ague and Pever' Go tell them
to procure DR.. EdsteTiys Ferer and A0ue Killer and
suffer no longer This s the medicine TO USE, for this
plain reason 1T ALWAYS CURES, and is perfectly
HARMLESS to the delicate constitution, tender
infant
sH-Price 81 per Bottle or SIX Bottles for s.
H-Prepared By sDr. Easteriy, corner Of Third and
be addressed go TO Fl. ~ 20 ---..- 90 II
EN-Por Sale by A. c. PrrEsM, Z. Y. GRi6cs, d.
WALKER Co., and N. KsErssL, Druggists. Ottawa, and
by Druggist. generally throughout the United States.
Ottawa, July IL, 1851.
SCENE AT THE GEIGER HOUSE.
GEORGE stands leaning the counter, looking quite
disconsoiste. I'd enters, with NEW Hat looking
very much pleased George looks up and the following
conversation issues:
Georoe-Hallo, Ed New Hat, Ell? Been up Chi.
caeo lately?
A.-why? What the d. makes you think have
been up Chicago. .-.- .-..-....r.-.
George-why because you have 90; New Hat. and,
yoa always buy Hats Chicago together with Its
being the --latest STYLE concluded you had been
Ell admit you good At guessing, bu. this
time you quite out Of the way As for buying my
Hats Chicago, when PEEscorT furnishes good nat
If better Of the latest and fashionable STYLE il
besides George, should paironize Home
George.-tAppearing very much surprised What!
you did buy that Hat at PRksCo1r's!
Ed-Yesi At =. C. PRyscoIr's.
Geor0e-we IL that is the case Cakes the Hat in his
hand looks at it very cosely must have this old
Hat (takes his in his handy bought II G. W. g.
Chicago the last tins up, aud it Is hardly t
be
xxi, George and Ed. to PakscoTrs George for . New
Hat 80
April II, 1851.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-08-29
CHICAGO MARKET.

August 9th, 1867.
Wheat-Ths favorable foreign news in
connection with threatening weather here
and a falling off in tho supply, arrested for q
time the rapid decline which was progress
ing. The market stood for a short time this
morning at the closing figures OF yesterday
then dropped &c, when it began to rally
vigorously closing buoyant at the opening
Quotations. Sales Of Spring and Extra
Spring 9oa93c. Later, 93a95c, reaching at
the close 95a97c, on board. Very little
Winter was offered FIR No. /, $l.15 was
freely offered without sellers.
CorH-Was in light supply and inactive.
69c in store was the highest price trent
for No. l..
Oats-A shipping inquiry existed and
notwithstanding the large supply checked
the recent decline and caused slight reac-
ton. We quote them at 25a27c in store.
Butter-Scarce, and prices fraction bet
ter at lSal9c for choice.
Eggs-Were very dull, and selling at the
wide range Of 10alsc-
Abundant at 40c.
CArTLE-Thc market is pretty well sup
piled, and the demand is good. 200 were at
Bulls Head yesterday and large number at
Myricks. Receipts for the week by railroad
were S45 head. Prices are firm at 3.5Oa$4
per cwt. A lot Of 60 sold to . city butcher
at $42 per bead for 26, averaging 1 100 lbs,
and the balance averaging l,l5o, at 1860
per cwt.
New York CATTLE MARKEr.-August &C.
Beef has advanced 3alc per ID. over last
weeks prices. The receipts were short,
footing up only $500 head against upwards
of 4, 900 last week. The quotations are ga
8. for poor to l2al2i for first quality, and
14al4} for premium; closing unsettled and
jull
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-08-29
Sanford's Liver InvIgoTator.

It's most undoubted fact thaf Df Sanioros nSlgor-
..or or Liver Remedy Of the greatest discoveries
made in medicine the past century 1t has been the stu
DIV Of the Doctor during twenty years practice to find
What organ, when diseased caused the great
est number Of i'll. pains, and his conclusion IS that
the liver greatest regulator OF the system and the
most disease while kept free from disease
preventative Of Dyspepsia, Jaundice, General penify
Ae while last but far from least mention Consun
.ion for our experience is that cases Of consnu
.on occur from diseased liver than from all other causes
pat together.
Taxing this to be correct hypothesis, We have but to
find remedy with which correct the liver, and We
have Of nearly all the diseases We are SUBJECT 70
NJ SIMPLY using preventative That the lnvigorator Is
euch remedy beyond doubt to all who try it, for its
virtues are such tina, for all complaints arising from liver
deransesas,is. it IS unfailng remedy while fami-
ly medicine for all diseases the stomach bowels
which caused in degree by liver de-
rangement- IL - the safest most eficacous
remedy known.
sAsroaD Co, 34s Broadway, New York
o. J. Woop Co., Wholesale Agents for the Western
e.s..s Sold in ot:a-. ~ all Druggists, anss an
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-08-29
LADIES' OWN REMEDU.
DIR. Hooper. Female Cordial.

This is safe pleasant, and certain cure for Female
Complaints arising from debility such Irregglarity Of
the M-nses flour Albus Whites Barr,nness saiiov
Complexion, Headache Dizziness Weak Nerves, Fright
full Dreams, and all diseases caused by Colds Checked
Perspration Exces.e Excitement, &C. Of the sex
uaI organs female who has any Irregularities Of the
Monthly Periods will be just herself IL she does not
use DE- HOOPER's FEMALE CORDIAL at once. II isa
SPEEDY and POSITIVE crRr Thousands OF females have
been cured by this Cordial AFTER the prescriptions Of their
PHYSICIANS had failed and the disease resisted all other
treatment
~Rriee One Dollar per Bottle or Six Bottles for Five
Dollars.
vPreya1e4 and sold by Or. EAsrEriT' corner Of
Third and Chestnut streets. ST. Louis, Me-.
For sale BIZ 4. c. PrTSAx. T. Y GRiSes, d. WALxrn
IN and NJ KxErssI, Druggists. Ottawa, and by Drug
.;.ts generally throughout the United States. Julll
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OTTAWA MARKET.

OTTAWA, Aug. %.
New wheat is coming in pretty freely, and
although buyers are plenty prices are tend
ing downward. A good deal is slightly
sprouted, but not near as much as . week
ago was anticipated. Corn continues to hold
up well, but scarcely any coming in. Pota-
toes, cabbages, and all sorts of vegetables in
abundance. We quote as yesterdays fig
ures:
thanksgiving soc; winter 90c.
CoTn-Ear Csc pr 40 lbs; sh. 70c 60 lbs.
Odts-2Sc-35 lbs.
Potatoes-Ncw 35c.
Eggs-l2io.
EHtter-l6alSc
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Great Bargains !

Y3E Subscribers having large stock Of goods boug,
4 last year Of importers and eonni, sion ueu 10y the
uior Of the firm. the b-z old JObbng Merchant of
New York; under the favorable circumstances and
goods have advanced materially, stock >,
much cheaper than be bought.
IL II intention do cash and barter business
sell goods for ready pay and a. low be bought
! tn same qBalI'y IN Chicago or els, Hnrr--
We Shali in ysTy short time add 70 prcs. n lar p
stcch such articles viii make ,isrS Fie,
from tine TO time monthly and weekly. II necessary
shah have Good. coming by Railroad ard in this way
make il induc-meat for ali who wish good ani cheap
Goods TO cal! before buying and examine good and
prices
As our senior partner Is daily in the City Of New Yor.
and ready ell all orders II any Of friends
article that We have not in store will write him
10 forward the same, By Express. otherwise.
Our stock will he general, aiming keep such goods
the community in which require.
Merchants bay Of me Tea. Sugar. Molassss. and
Dry Goods, by the package for ca-h, a vegy small
advance above first cost and charges.
We Rave row in store superior Ononds
County y. + State. CHEESE.
OTTAWA, ,tafcf :, 'S-7. JOHN LOCKWOOD & co.
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Proprietors Of the " Balm of Thousand Flowers"
For sale by D. WALLER Co., Sole Agents, Ottawa, Ill
New York ana Erie Railroad.
sPECIAL NUIICE-
H. TrnrsIiun PukIic

To the 7rareling Public.
DUY your thro- Oh tickets TO new YoRK Bosros, Phi
LspsIPius, and New England Cities via this 70 ute
TWENTY-FIVE MILES DISTANCE SAVED!
Through 70 y. York City WITHOUT CHANGE % Cans.
The ONLY ROUTE To New York City having WIDE
AND SPACIOUS SALOON CARS
Thi, line extends 10 Dunkirk, Buffalo, and Niagara
Pals witt. a HHbroken Vide Gdn1s-conneetng at
DuSxsk directly with all trains from ILsre.fnd tsHeia-
,,afi and CliesfJO on the Lake Shore EdlrOdd:
To BrFr.rO. via the Bgg'tkO and " York Guy Ldil-
road making direct connections with al StsdD,ers on
Lake Erie from CIsr.IGad, Toledo, and Detroit, also
With the Bls.ILo and Lux Huron RdH,rdy from De-
froif and Ciiled1o:
To Nns,RA FsLIs, via CsnnndGi1uH and Nid1drs
Frits RfifroJd, making direct connections with all
trains on the rsdf Wssfsrn EGHrdy from Detroit and
CAirrgo, thus arOrdng the travelling public unrivaed
facilities.
B.~rss P,.syxess. can stop In New York City any
ength time, and their journey At pleasure
without charge.
TuHoUGH TICKETS for sale in all principal West,
srn Railroad Offices.
FAxE A. BS ASr OrHIn Rorrr
HOMER RAMsDELL. Presifenf.
B. r. SMITH, CENT I2E nyaO