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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-25
Watertown, Mass, May !, IL

WutefLOWH, hlHss'j HUy y $3.50
PROF. o.. j. WOOD: Allow me to attest tho
virtues and Magic powers of your Hair Restor2-
tive. Three months since, being exceedingly
gray. I purchased and soon commenced to use two
bottles; and it soon began to tell in restoring the
silver locks to their native color, and the hair
which was before dry and harsh and falling on,
now became soft and glossy and it ceased falling;
the dandruff disappeared and the scalp, lost al
the disagreeable itching SO annoying before, ana
now not only look but feel young again; ,rv
Sold at l 4Markets st. St. Louis, No., BIG BroadII
way. n. Y, and by all Druggists everywhere. AZ
kinds of family Patent Medicines for sale on the pes,
possible terms. at Prof. Woods establishment, lis
Market ST.. ST. Louis.
tSs-sold by all the Druggists in the place.
June 10, 1s5T-n30-3m
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-25
Commercial Sntrlligtnts.
New York Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY, June II, 1857.
DDIlES EAR TIIk WLEK

CURRENT PRICES FORTllE WEEK.
The sales Of Beef Cattle are made at u price
agreed per head-the value is calculated upon the
estimated weight of meat in the quarters. When
beet is quoted ut lOc per b, "a bullock that will
dress s cwt.. exclusive Of his hide and fat will
bring $50.
At the opening there was somewhat Of an activ-
.ity exhibited in the purchasing Of cattle and bid
fair to continue SO throughout the day but inasmuch
as the prices were advanced X8lc., the demand
abated in a degree, and towards noon the yards
presented anything but an minated appearance.
The quality Of the offerings to-day was only mid
ding, taken as an average; but there were some
few very fine cattle offered, which were bought up
quickly at the advanced rates.
The current prices for the week, at all the mar
kets, we're us follows:
First quality'''' '''''..'''''''.l pO6l3 30
Ordinary '..'''''''.''. ''''.,..'.''l2 OOWl2 30
Common .....'"-...'..........ll 0O@ll 80
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-25
proc WOOn-

PKUF. WUUD-
DEAR SIR: My hair had for several years been
becoming prematurely gray, accompanied with
harshness, which rendered the constant applica-
ton of oil necessary in dressing it. When com
menced using your hair restorative, about two
months ago, it was in that condition; and having
continued its use until within the last three weeks
it has turned to its natural color and assumed a
s~oftness and lustre greatly to be preferred to that
produced by oils, or any other preparation have
ever used. regard it as on indispensable article
for every lady's toilet, whether to be used as g
hair restorative, or the simple purposes OF dress
ing or identifying the hair. You have PERMISSION
to refer to me all who have any doubt OF us per-
forming all that is claimed fOrit
MRS. C. SYMONDS, ia, Third st,
Cincinnati, o., Feb. 10, 1854.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-25
to have been lost by Mr.. Bres,

known to have been lost by Mr.. Bres-
lin.
1.-The rest OF the m%oney--the S547,
900 now absent-is not accounted for
by hurting anathemas against this old
loss. AU the rest Of the money in
Breslin's hands-as appears by the rec
ord--Breslin settled with Gibson for.
This settlement is evidencedby the
statement OfGovernor Chase, Auditor
Wright, Mr.. Gibson himself, and the
Committees.
"The first of the record evidence is
in Governor Chase's message OF 9Th
January last. In his statement he
deducts only 1926, $40, as never in the
hands of the present Treasurer, Glib.
son, 'as paid for e~rohange, OrPlace3
With depositariieS whO haze used the
money, and hare failedtO restore IL to
the treasury Is there any one here
to deny that statement OF Governor
Chase3 He made it, believing it to
be true. He acted on it--honestly
acted on it. 1t was true, unless all
our records lie. 1t is verified by the
Auditors report OF 1857, where he &C
tually gives the precise amount in the
Treasury.
"But these statements did not seem
satisfactory to some. Many honest
Republicans in the Legislature called
for more light. On the 7th of April,
1856, the Finance Committee of the
Senate reported, as in Gibson's hands,
all that Breslin had in his hands, ex-
cept the specified losses above referred
to. As long ago a the 9Th Of March,
1856, Gibson gives the specia! sums
Paid 70 him by Breslin."""."."m..fsS6 ,lOl 81
ADD TO this the specified lopses.."...,... POS, s24l II
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-25
AMERICAN CENTRAL R. R. LINE.
Marietta and Cincinnati
RAILROAD DIVISION.


NN and after Monday, June 18th, 1857. Three
~ Trains a day will leave Cincinnati for the
Fast As fellows:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-25
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
yT MAS WORKED MIRACLES!

HNHAT ALL THE BALD AND GRAY CAN
i be restored perfectly to original growth and
color, so far as their locks are concerned does not
admit Of doubt; besides it will cure every posSi-
bic disease OF the scalp, whether developed %
dandruff itching or in the shaPe'of cutAneous o
Tnutions-even scald- head, and in no possible
case will it fail of curing, as if by magic, nervous
or periodical headache, and if used tWice,A week
by the young regularly, it will preserve the color
and Keep the hair from falling, to any imaginable
age. Read and judge. w
Logansport, Ia, June, 1855.
MEssRs. o. j. WOOD 81 CO.;
GENTS:-Yours Of the 18th came duly to hand
Enclosed please find thirty-eight dollars, being
the amount Of Hair Restorative. / have sold ~
all = If you chose you may send me
six dozen bottles Of Hair Restorative think
! can sell it. 1t has worked miracles in tina
place. sold II man six 81 bottles, that was bald
and it fetched new hair out all over his head:
Yours Respectfully. Nj, II.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-25
c. R. R. Office, vsndalis, June 81, 1854.

PROFESSOR WOOD
DEAR SIR: take pleasure in bearing volun-
tary testimony to the excellence Of your hair Re-
storative. Three months ago my hair was very
gray. 1t is now dark brown (the original color
smooth and glossy. The only application | hava
made to it has been the Hair Restorative prepar-
cd by you. and which from the result in my own
case | can most cordially recommend to others.
Respectfully Yours, EDWARD W0LC0TT,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-25
wilson KING.

PROF. WOOD: As you are about to prepArs
and vend Your recently discovered Hair RestOra-
tive. and az you request my opinion of it, will
state that my hair was q few months age. very
gray, and after using two bottles Of your Hair Re
]storutive. it resumed its original color; and since
its application all dandruff has disappeared from
my lead and have been troubled with no disa-
orseable itching of the scalp. l am satisfied that
those who use i will not regret it, as it gives the
appearance Of having been recently oiled, l am
prepared. therefore. to recommend its use 10 all
who are DESTROYS of having o beautiful head Of
hair. am, sir, yours, &c.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-25

Vincennes, Ia, June 81, 1883.
PROF. o. j. WOOD: Asyou are about TO man
ufacture and vend your recently discovered hair
restorative. | will state for whomsoever 1t may
concern. that have used IL and known others to
use it that | have for several years been in the
habit of using other hair restOratiyes, and that l
find yours vastly superior to any other ! know
1t entirely c~leanses the head of dandrutf, and
with one months proper use will restore
any persons hair to its original youthful
color and texture, giving it a healthy soft and CLOS
sy appearance; and all this without discoloTing the
hands that apply it, or the dress on which 1t drops.
would therefore recommend its use TO every
one desirous of having u fine color and texture ~
the hair. Respectfully yours,
WfISO KING.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-06-25
GOING WEST
GORGE BARNES,
GuAa-saNaalmak
GUARDIANS Notice.

Cincinnati. June Is, ls57.-n45tf
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Com mIsssonsrs os Umixration.
SLOW poARp--sxeUrNs's PorNr MArrxRs-ras
xNISRArIoN Fer rHH YxAR, ETC.
me Board Of Euisraon Commssioners hsIc their usud
meeting At their rooms In Worth street, yesterday
Cuban G. verpanck President, In the chair
WHY Dos'r THE BOARD DO sons PUBLIC Rusmss9
Tor The last ak monihs the Commissioners have done
business In public worth reporting. The Quarantine
troubles seguinss Point other important
that drec, their notice, quietly ignored
and whatever done u decided upon In committees or in
secret cauouses.
10 the public meetings Of The aosrd tho oomm.ssners
dscnss, soo ue, the Stale Of the weather, the news
:ioOersl X'0heshop Hughes letter % Raymond,
but the busners that sroad come led imstely 10 their
posice There time whom the Board was more 40
tive, but lately their sessioas have been exceedingly
sleepy.
The Commissioners not saalsao 9TH he com pemeu
of police The Commission have gieea ,hen In the
squad detailed at Astle Garden, there a enough of
policemen ~be can sDesk the German language. The
large euig, atom FRI the Continent makes nacessary
" have the n,sjorty Of the officers detailed able 10 speak
DE German ana French languages,
CAPTAIN tasbtree ccmpaoed at the meeting yesterday
hat the Police Commissioners had NOT detailed poll euan
TO attend to their special business, and said that re
Gently nusabcs Of bsstardy sd to be served
and he obliged to employ srecaly To do IT, He
hoped however, that Police would
be IN position grant them all tho policemen they need.
ssGrNE's
As yet the Boa,d noice that the TOM
po,ary hospital Il gine's It Is In bAbitaole cDnd
ton Is august, Il is no, likely that the hos
ptal will be occupied this year, should not DO
bur ned down by the stermen
EMIGRATION. FINANCrs
Number Of emigran,s arrived 20 Juy i5 1857 900
do. since ~ I'D, do. 61f
Total LOT 1877
10 date In 1855. 90, 20
Increase this year. 81 IT'D
1867. 1898
No eliminates in institution, Ward Island. 800 1879
do 90 Marine Hospital 200 100
Total, ..........,.l,a99 49,
Overdran on bank, Jan LIST 1851" 5000 10
Receipts " july 10, 1857 80. $2c6,Ss7 10
since July ~, for com nutation Of
passengers .................. ooo Va <zi,ooo w
Dsburs emeBts ~ per previous &C
count, 10 July 49, lSh7 ....,. l3l ,612 30
No Pay ments on July i6, 1907. III 81 90
bAance......... Soo,''o Oh
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C0rO,t.r's Office

MELANCHOLY AouDsNT WHILE BATHING Coroner Hills
held ali Inquest upon the body OF man named Henry
Miller, who drowned while bathing, under tho moa
papf circumstances az foie~s0n Sunday last decess
ed, appeared from his residence. No. 49, Eighth
the foot of Thirty h street, for the pnrpee f
rs biDg After divetng hinself OF hi clothing no dived
oil the deck head erst, and meisncho TO rese, STUCK
oe 10 bis descent, vhich dsab ca MIN that he un
able b. regain the su face Of the 1er until lie bad heGone
ain ost extinct When he did appear Al the oayce ne
oia ped hs to his head II In great PAIN aao uter
ing pic chg shrek sank IN rise The BODY was
ed until Tuesday, when conveyed g. the
resdepce of his beresved widow and orphan children
The Jury In his rendered verdict Of "Destn by az
cidepal dro~ Deceased was so years VI age and
Wa a native Of Canada
FATAL FALL IRON WIDOW coroner Hills held In.
ques, at No ISe st Twenty ninth street, upon the body
al q mar named Luke Riley, Who accidentally killed
by raIipg from The fourth story window Of the ABOVE
house. app thai about O'Clock Saturday morn
fvu, hi bed and went to op.n window TO co himself;
tn while thus engaged he fell asleep and during hts
sumoers accidentally fell TO the pavement beneath, 70
reivrg injuries hat he died ia consequence
Verici-" accidental d. ath.o Deceased native Of
Ireland and 3S y ears OF age.
DEATH FROM FAIL Dows sTAIRs-sn inquest ako
hsli at $50 Water street upon body OF aged
David Brien who died from ipj ries acct enas
received b. falling down stairs at his residence as pave
Verdict death" Deceased "a years Of
age and @ native OF Ireland.
ScAipsD TO DxAra - inquest was also held By Ooro
ner Hills upop The body OF child n,mcd Andw McGraih,
~ho died from The effects OF sc.ids accidentally 20
ceived saturday Last by kettle OF boiling eater falling
up him the residence OF bis parents, 70 Eat rweaty
fourth suert. Verdict" accidental death" Deceased
was two years and three months Old
ForsD nRowSEp - The body Of an unknown man, sup.
posed to j. I'm Street, ocnd floating 10 the water
Q, the loot or James slip yescrdy. From latter and
some raperr which found In bis posscy,lop II 10
suppost that his name was Street, aud that be was
naive Of EpgiApd Ap inquest held upon to- body Of
The decreased, when verdcs Of "deasn BY drowning"
wss re ndered by the Jury.
FATAL RxsulT klnPERAScS AN Inquest was also
held upon body OF Ell gshman nsned wm. Bslcaer
who fell stat and broke his While In a state
in,oxicatiop. Deceased sixty five years OF age,
and resided In Tenth avenue, near sixcenth street.
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vAcorAr1oS,--Dr. L. A. Smith, OF Newark,
N. j., pubnsres Atclo 10 The Ne~ jersey h,dicai
Herogter on vaccination In which he dasils the cousiu
sons be arrives from long experience We select the
following most Interesting TO Inc publcThM psrtoct
vaccination affords perfect protection from smallpox
during Be that this be done In all instances soon
amer brth smallpox may he ersdcstcd, - Dr. JOINER
supposed n wsuid be- that In mauy subjects Vaccination
u0lc cns 20 eradicate the susceptibility 70 smsllp
white in others two sometimes more are required, aud
therefore 10 Important 70 rcvsccnate ~ long as an ,m
MO and greatly mitigate the distress OF patient woo nss
already fskcn the smallpox, done 10 Tune 70
allow the nrst disease TO 10 pcrvade the system
That the common Idea that the sofer me arm
from vaccination the better tho protection, ms
take, and that very small pustule which goes through
the regular stages AMI produces constitutional elect
about the ninth day, II generally perfect man Que
that produces great inAnm son pain and swelling oil the
LINN and afecrs the glands. In vscc;na,ing pauent
who hes good soar, the matter produces insmmsnon
~t itching for few days and then dries up infer that
mo trst sonnaaon perfec. n u do not produce any
other efect nan v common 10 tishy sbrated Surface
IDfe that The virus good and Immediately make
another attempt with new supply.
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BLooBED C.rrLE--Tbe ship Georgia arrived at
Phi adephs on Sunday, nom Liverpool, having board
thirty two hes OF cattle ten horses three ponies twenty
hrsr piss and tx MY nse sheep. The stock consists OF
he best samples hs covld be found IN The Faesh
kst aud are Intended fot drm IN HIluo~ Tor bseedug
par,oges They VIA be forwarded 10 Illinois per ran
road.
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AsssHYNElgnTs asmEWEn ayERY pAY.

PERSONAL.
IF PATRICK BoNNsR, OF PARrsE,vsR TOWN.
katherine nonue. care Of James Ard, Esq Chariesown.
Mass. she Wit ,e very happy % hear FROM ann
II Miss n oRAsIE, WHO ARKIvlD ON rHe 9OrH BY
tro.n sanbrg1 al broadway she would hear Of
thing . her advantage
,r osr.J orn-rly Of h use af count csSSs Ireland
When lest hesra from was IN Is. New Yos, civ Any "a
Mar, Gaherty, Al 70 shipp' nule, ,,ooosee,
INFORMATION wAnTED-os MARuARsr HsALg,
who arrived IN me ship switzerland on the ~ o. MAJ ast
aukny rsceysa By addressing note Mary Beay, Alton
Ma,ia sajor both Of Yorkshire Eng'.ud; also of 'ohn
Major q he ..me eoan,ry Should Shs ee se e. q 40
,s.s ssysn s,ss ey line TO D. Lawrence %
IYF0R NATION W .NtED-Of ISABELLA and IATiE
rine Kennou who arrived b. New yort 90 the I'd instant
In -. thio 60 sesion iro averp o Any adins. o. ,he
TIE Of he Usmmsoe Of Emigration, 81 Worth street.
up ssirs.
4 \, wHo LE,r ns H1MN 'eAsrLY oN ausIs
BIZ fsnly '''''-''' " : '''1'' ''-'''-' -
M in rookyu, on the 9Th June last Without sny osnse
. yG snS rss9 % 5
is Lex Informed ths be going Vest
ss RS 70 iis ss rs.s iI nm
ss asS s s sas s% e. bad &c
always hnd treatment good prospect Any inform
n r-spesag him would be duly appreciated BY his
on afdrsgspg a few lines tAas Comm
Deeds OF Front and fulton stress Brooklyn
ID a. C.-pR1DAY, July 2t. At 3 oubouS. BUsi.
Il OF importance no not fan Short time 70 aisv.
AaTZON.
no J. R-DfsaPPsaaEO. SUPPOSED TO HAVE
frsyed Away. nteres ing young gentleman OF shout
"a years are dark dark curly locks around Anti
head whsk black the ravens wing face
pressing extraordinary iasergeuce HID on when he LET
pair panaocn. cat vest etc A he f. from SCOT md y
y pr, he lurking around the Highlands II he
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DkwARD LOST OR sTot.Es, ON TUESDAY, JULY q,
IL large white slut, With black long busby ~
ani Sc the nams OF rauuy. Whoever returns h
No ~ Wet rhtteenh str et VIII be Handsomely re
vBsted an receiye the blanks OF the owner.
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- EOn mn BANANA DOMESTIC AND uts.
A.OUV.pVV man sesar O. almost every gs s,. rum n
~ to t0 sh DIT credit buyers are 'fered grrs 20
%. UaEsKS, II Broadway,
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sTxsouALL1p srAMPsD MsRoIDksy aAHUrAo.
u ture.-F. Da PrNgRv H. CChares hAacel successorl
81 srosd Way H. Madame Marcel slater of Madame DE
crrs~vs sivrx her special attention 10 All kinds OF Frencs
'mbrodsyes msds srder iriss, sooopsx rcsss 10,
Wholesale and retail
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TILE tIRkkTEN.

NOTICE "A MEETING OF TIE WASHINGTON Az
IN 'ooiaon will be held At washington Ho~s house No. ~
M ococs tbH evening The ast vile DE he'd On
sunday. the 18th O'Clock BY order o the Chairman
JANIS A. FsSSrsG Secretary.
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.,xN1oR VETERAN Cor Pc OF 1872 VIII. NEST Az
y me house corner BORNE -od Mercer Streets
9is da nnS NJ o., O'Clock In fui inform 70
march Ne Bi.ecksr Build Corcst invitation OF
eipzes In an u the veterans homa 10 W ydrd
tor Occasion. every be Snberip
ton ia q viii be r. sdy. By orcsr. u. kAYNoND, COL
Isaac "a. PHYrE, Adit.
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RMW ARDS.

o. RswIRp-IAsT JUNE 8 A PAIR or PREMIUM
Cd std ,pteas lea MARKED on the run; sspposei 70
have .pn dropped On Haven cars, bstwee, New
Yosk and kye The 1nder will rece the ABOVE reward
leaving tA.u At No 10 West Thirty huh street.
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TIA Il LAW OF NEWSPAPERSS.

1-subseribers give expreIs notice 70 Tie cone
considered - Wislng to continue their Subscr
If order the dDeontinuaRee Of their peril
EsArages paid =-.,-.-5 ~. - ga
slf Srberibers neglect refuse their periodic
Gals from the Offices TO which they directed they
Lespen5lbe M they have settled the bN and ordered them
subscribers to other PHces EithoutinCoFm-
log and the papers the former di
PEGtinn, they are held, FcapOlislbls.
1he Courts have decided tat refusing t. take periods
eAlB tTe1 the 0et removing and leaving them uncaed
or, Il 2rt0lal laLcLa eEidenee Of lntsnAonal fraud
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CHURCHES OF WaE.ELINe4.

yor the i,so,,r,,,oD a, ,tr5,1.. ,,.,,t, ~, .,.
Ii.b The fooyyinr list OF tb, th.I
.' ,S 80
vllmaI.t. oeee,ssrv cSrrsctIon 3i,I l,,srtrre
s, 49,. ..
streets REV. n r I.rr sstoF. -srvIes5 1s,
o'clock, evening,
o. I,.1 4na
-, ~ - -
Fiyt Ers.5,4.+f;,o nv n n yyE,n' 'P.,,,r Ron,,,.
n,I. aIeo ~,
sso,S Ts...st.sts VS.. stzss. sS
''
49,, 81 - '1 y,
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c. rs.o
r:,s - e, ,,.,.,,.
-. =, 80, 80 y
svsTtn, ''.1
T1,,,s,s s,.,, v.,.,,,,= y =, ,v,,
PASTOR between Monroe ana Services
morning ana evening,
e9sE naEs. a.a asa soFA % North MAsslns services
cEaplns lsre.t Gs1sodiss Eptseopal, Rev. 4. II. Mou
s.;,s. ssssss .,5s Ss,ssss IS
T.,,or, -,,,.s ,r,or,,tn,, ,,,, .v,.,,,, ft.'f
+N1.0s nv .Sts'Sss ,, .lg' mug ~, -4,N ~
r, WnsoS' Pastor.
OAaplns street, ss.ussn Webster aud Third Centre Wheel
z,,.: ,,,,s..,.,, .,,., c.,,,o. n. p,.,,,
H. v WnElAE, Th street, corner Of slnpdsn; ssryOe.
morning and a assrnOOa
As.Co.ass l'Sorlsq' ksv =. tas'o5, corner
..s. An1 na
s,1, ..rr,,: sysp,nS
DisciL4es, Market street between webster and Third
Centre Wheeling; services lC the morning, and rs
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TC CORN EsP0MDENrS.-

LETTERS concerning subserIpton advertising other
AneiA business Of the should M addressed 70
tae PEppFiet0TS, FetE II
concerning the editorial department OF The papel
'aoai be addresedt 70 the Editors Jointly TO either
them.
Correspondents writing for Publication will please write
only one side OF the paper.
An obHerVance OF the above rules VIM greatly oblge
and prompt attention 10 correspondents than
Ley nigh otherwise receive.
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QleNelanaIa8 ~ Pttteburg FaflroadI

GleNel disdL, - ittsburg Rhtlroad.
=; g 4ss; s. sls Z q e -
SRIslN AR Ran SGEMRNp. fts +. 81
Trains run tlEOags to- eoli0g SG I9fttS5strg1.
NaRd atfeT alqndSS, bSsTs o. lss7 Tsn
" daily, (sunday's exeepte9l ps follows; - ri5S
LEAVE CLEVELAND. ~. 80 tcl
tAo A ~ Mail Train, stops at All Way Stations arrives n
Pi!Sss6srshlasa:eo ts aud at ahseins AZ ass
siS Al EEstns enlyat Hudson, Ravenu6
~ 1snss, bSSaEg, ss5syie e MslIsyills ard
PS z n TTata for Rigefas aud way
LEAYR PlTIsnURGH.lig .5G
90 es ee1esnd Al So " as sna Eryf;
pm sPFSs. EEs.9 'oR' Way ae.sss
b r Cleveland at Y ana
e a-ias.isgss LEAVE tWHEELiNo ste E'tzs4l gi,
slo y Aial TEaial Way statiOhss arrives ct
g $40 and g lsyslapd - $50 s..
e 5s S ahS 5sSslsad ss.lSas
AeeSpataed Asiea Train 0as.A n
a9sSE Gl a y lGg 4 q ana
- All Traiasst st EaclId Street st6tloH..gs Fes
4'93 l.EasraralEas TraneI..
ms leave NeS 7l6 at s:CS
@ ah s. g. Ham yss
Wheeling Leaves Buyafd at 135 II. arrival fTraIh
dEon Cleveland Ptt8tutRh and lingo Wayhe5h al
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10 5 =. 15=sts if9yua sgssf l,od sEy aasls
shanEeqS Cars between Cleveland and Pittsburgh.
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The Trains connect PittsbursI with q yiyans
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for cedH, CoshOCton Columbus aud GfieInnsti
VIII .Ihe Danlore and ohoplalirosd for
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Also, Steamers for Marietta, PArkeraburg and
Po1ntA onths Ohi0RiVer. - e' - -
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o for Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Canadaand New
chicago burlington Rock Island DAVENPORT
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Tickets can be purchased the once on the Line;
Meeting Roads. = - $50 sS.s SA
~ 5F1fe as low a. by any other Route.
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