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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-10

CHESTERFIELD, Jan. l. 1879.
MEssRs DOvE& Co--(ieHhrnsn short
since your Turf iii in extraordinary
and its action being gratifying,
writn in regard for the benefit community at
larse bad tine Coli In stable which there was
aisb Bun The Bull i,camc enragcd canse
grrei the Colt in the shoulder the depth cgi
ripped tho neck about the stance " hr
a Several my bb.rs wcru
present ana rema~ked they wond give tor his
lie that they thought II useless do hing
determined the Turf OH and att the use Of
small bottles he is entirely cured.
Very respectfully.
jan % is Il. {. FRIEND
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AsrIN GROVE. Henrieo, December /, 1877
Mtssks DOVE Y ca. Internationally horse pu, in
tile front OF the anil i'll
end rail through his shoulder and
nearly penetrating through his breast making CASH large
enough to insert your fit got one bottle OF your tt
OIL and applied freely in four days he work,
two weeks he was entirely cured.
Respectfully yours, JAMES l.. lGE.
Sold by ali Druggists ami Merchants throu statc
b. Is
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lust opened u srsmendsw. Qunutisy Of ele-
- giant BONNET AND SASH RIBBONS, AND BLACK
VELVET TRIMMINGS all of which will DO sold cheap With
the largest Assortwent OF Ladies CATERS, and Miss
SHOES ever offered at reduced prices for cash
oct l6ts JOHN ABRAUAMS.
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SCHIEFFELIN, BROS. & CO..
,e,n,E rUnF OIL Fon Old SORE. or

Il EVERY DESCRIPTION ON MAN OR BEAST
W WARRANTED TO CURf, AND DANCER FROM ExposuEE tn
GOLD, Price 80 cents per bottle.
Entrtd according Act Cong in the Clerks ~ of u.
Distriu COuyt the Eastern Disricf JS1aia Ly UfVk
n CO.. Richmond Pa-5D csats si,s
READ THE FOLLOWING,
Come to our store get pamphlet and read certificates
" 'nrrs performed by the Tart Oh certificates truth VI
respectable and respected others
here 10 whom refer, and you oIbt value AZ
mctcnc for sores One it ,uagd OF any
other known Try and you will be satisfied w,
IhLE TURF OIL-Read the following, and come to GU,
store sud NIL tell you OF many others who have been
cured.
RICHMOND, Nov IL. te!J4.
Me''s Dooe dCo-ien"men:--l used portion OF II bottle
OF inrt OH which kindly presented with
sd sake pleasure in thai found eiicctua
eruption of the skim for which had been
Tor ers years By without receiving tho
least enett also ended il friend mine. h
:of mouths had been annoyed by eruption OF
the skin and he informed short time since that from the
u,c o one bottle be had been entirely cured
Respectfully T.. NJ LEFTWICU
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L. NJ. LEFTWICH
SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY. VA. August l. ,s5c

SOUTHAMPTON COUNTY, VA, August Il, leJt
Mssrs Dorr 4 Co :-t;enlcmen-For aiont four
years had under right about pea
sometimes little painful but much until
last thea II became quite painful testcrrd and great
deal val advised by physician and Others II cut
"u thinking IL Was Cancer bought small your
valuable uRF OIL, aud applied according cos
and it well have to OF NY neigh
boris lady who had similar the nose
about SAW her the other day said
nenilu very much looked better than il did wl.
she commenced using TUF OIL and should &c, WELL
visa it, will her certificate. iou part
Of this think proper. aud with much eradication
give YOU wi my thanks this certificate efficacy
Yours, respectfully, N. N THOMAS, J.P
The aboveis voluntary certificate from stranger We
have mar, such. Let those no suffer call aud
ma Its d co.
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NETWORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

& Saving mACHlNks-A PRACTl.
.po CAL FAMILY SEWING MAChlNE FOR 6 Per.
'hx uiy eqnai work No missing ripping Of stitches
will have il. = : = :" 10y WY
a, rkec.kD BIT RECENT GRANT OF LgTTEBs PATsST)
Exclusive Rights for few States and Counties wi he Mae
I'd "hha the reach of any entei prslnx business man "a
portion Of the Territory nlresty serured -.
he lroprieto confidently iecl they place b. ,be
pubic the grcste chance for profitable ever Of
f.f.h Sewing Machine containing the qualities
wheel" BY IT'S astonishing simI Icy cost viii al one,
SO the SEES who have been anAousiy waiting for the Ma
chine 10 nn' within their grasp
- P.ries ishng ~ purchase requested 10 call al
examine this wonderful and sec .r.
nI"n' poi. Of the Stat. or County desired
NoH ELTi 81 SEWING MACHINE CO
ohce, BAkTLtTT d Co, Needle Manufaciu. ers
al Br"adway. cor. Canal st n Y
Gail or send for Circular With cut; Of n,achipts
.-t
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Daily airslaiaa.

aw THR CHILD's GRAVE.
Hsns,AA. - hsadlas llAss.
"A lepe psldsa sighed--
fk< HI aowsf In her garden
- vaaa ~ssy asa Aaa disd.
IsAousAt, - that chld's sorrow
.Ross ysuias on me air,
II, nsaA gave Nrsh IN echo
I LsAe bounA IN silence there.
RcsshyusA time brings US ross~
And golden fruts beside,
,,wsve all some desert garden,
where ffs's nra primrose died.
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Il SE ynthbHrg, Vn.-
IA The subscriber has leased the an We
named valuable property In this city and sus
me patronage Of his fri ns aud the public generally 1ht Az
utment Of inspectors has been Messrs II Rnrk
sr o amherst and 10 j. Boaz, of APPROXIMATIONS are H.
every way qnaed tor tue duties the office are known
and 'eser'edly worthy OF the public confidence
Jsnl2ts EDGAR WHITEHEAD
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fNENENT.-lknss ~ y ,rru pp poi ted Die gent
~ by tho proprietor James River Cement WORKS.
for the Of Cement this place prepared To m al
orders At the lowest prices WIN T. ANDERSON.
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40 FOR THE FAIR: IL the nnivcr-ui cry,
aud thousands paris ang in The festivities which
stitch interesting affords For the week. the
throngng mnitudes invited e. the HIS,
its .aly and participate IN tho Interesting which
are the offspring of such occasions
Among the many attractive places to which the gathering
thou,,ds ~. inriici and welcomed may be found
Inc otd Hh"."ars ftsrdphc Gallery door III. Ni
siha BANK, Main Street Lynchbufg Va hundreds Of
lkensss of the nobles works exhibition
~" I" all and should desire themselves
II shan be furnished ON short notice. ptlce anno
tali ip picase.
line assortment of CAGES and Frames every stNle and
etaio, CONSTANT, hand locArs PuI,
ger Rings, Watch seals, Charms
Pctnres taken styc hnurs Tho
day, ana in all kinds of " Gather ID ii Bl,IsS
lYts.l Pract liiot.s
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"a, ~ WAGGDN FACIORN.-The Snbscri- NS-SL3.
-- Der returns his grateful acknowledge
his and the liberal
hun leave ~ i them aud the pub
lie thar has been started i'll business ami he hopes y
strict business IL merit conau1nce ct IA
lie will and keep hand all kinds of
Iron AAle Wagons made the most substantial and neat
style lie will make 10 Order and will so'n have made,
general Carriages. Rockaw1ss and Buggies
aSu large assortment 81 ono and ~" horse Spring Moving
Wagons horse Al who want good work,
the old Lyatb"9 Couch and UG3gon facory and
he doing the cash prnec, may expect to
get good work and low price. All Who want good and
neat Buggcs give me = cali JOHN II. BAILEY, ACT
Il
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NNfOEgOI -! ilNEGREOls:!-T hrt-l,ing
Machines nom patterns proving themselves
Nivtprous 'wi. he seen tuui Tie tluwiag:
WHillEMDRE JOSIlT.
Ihsis TO certify thai | have nf MhTrEMokE y jos.
IiPESIiiN MACHINES aud recommend theta
to tho best nacius "nanl also
thrl an, Machine. have
hv tit,As business Yeas, and they exceed
any lhaN' had have
TX business. s,Mt FL ID. rAl IERSON.
AuLHst 81 d.. I-l-
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tunf ipG. tiiAcet NJ, - hruaI~ay. AoA TUi}.
DUhSTH 0fftCt 4iiau", .r St, Boston; No N Chap
q St, New Hayeu G. Gioveryiie. \. Y N" IA broad
&eN AID, J. No l+s 'ursinai 1t, ihilade!pis M los
Baltimore ~. Bai.'WerR No - Westminster st. Prov
l. T. 80 asi 4ih ST, Cincinnati. No rs North ST. ST
Iouf 1o O. 81 Caariss -, Hsw orleans No NJ Dauphiu
st Noble. fdee 24.d&cts
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a nnn LDs. BEST FAMILY CURED
ISyVV BACON just received and for sale by
spill" CAMP, SMITH & CO.
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NOfisE. Aia W.'iin. ct thc sson,d of Di-
~ rVtnrs u the Virginia and allrsd Com
Ia, i Al the Office of the u iy ncbHg,
saturday te 18th oi January, following resolutions
~oto adopted;
Ca moton II sGroi, That from and aft"rtlc first day ofFe
ruay IrEuid aud ict,s"c Kaioad Company Viii
pay Tor stock h!,d running this road lt
Al lac clearly show that such Slurn hIed in
"i Tue cuiaOo 81 The agents ,pu5 OF this
Company.
sotrd. That all claims against this Camp loss of or
damage 10 goods IN rVsrutcG Within Unity
ia the iiIr tttlleS sh"uIu
~ tut. iion tue .a,hut'>
al, u MM II HUGHES. Ssr'y
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- ISLAND W Isl INDIES III" richest formation of
phosphate ot Lime known the woii pen
Zone fhu- phntr ct Lime, being per
hate Zone For sale by the
Der uluch lower prc than Peruvian Guano and.
tluonts superior LirnI:us qualities Fu
further particulars apryt, ". 4. ANDERSON
mar
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EOR TIE MAsR.-Wood's Hair Rrstorniiy-,
n Mrs. Aliens Zylo Balsan 1rcopherous large as
sortment Of Pomades and Hair Oils Also iIarrsons Pha
Ions Basheors and Jaynes celebrated Hair Dyes
by JOHN II. sEAY
oct u V.
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RKFRHGERATORs, REFRlsiERATORs.
~ have this day received large lot Of
ofhem very hne Being somewhat pressed for
more soor money will dispose Of them early applicants
Tor avery ANAL advance cost
-apl 49,. - - s.---4l Il. EDWARD J. FOLKEs
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FREIGHT DEPARTMENT..
Cincinnati, Wilmington & Zanes-
willie RAILROAD.

MERCHANTS, manufacturer and the public generally,
WI hereby respectfully informed that the Q, Wa l. h
X. Company prepared receive forward freight
on the temporary Station in Zanesvie, Second street
north Of MalnO Cincinnati, Morrow, WTmngon, Wash
inEtOn, CITcleVe Lancaster New Lexington and inteme
dAte Stations Particular attention viii also be given tOhe
forwarding Freight deSne& for the West accordance
With the wishes Of eOnsgnorss whether by Railroad or the
River from Cincinnati.
Freight bereeeIved during the winter
months from II. 70 P. n; during the months
fTsm A, H. TO p NJ, and shippers avoEng the Company
with their patronage rely the Compans Agents
giving every attention necessary TO insure the utnOst
pTOnpttne and safety In the forwarding Of property
trusted 70 their care.
POF further Information the Freight Tariff pdblShe by
the Company, or apply 20
II. X. SMITH,
General Freight Agent,
my30d ZanesVlle Ohio.
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Moore, Wtlstach, KEYS & Co.,
S5 WEHT FOURTH STREET,
CIMCINMAT,

IMPORTING SFAfI0NERS manufacturers of 1IemoFan-
4 du Pass and Rlnk Books, % al styles, Bbie Print
Book JObbeTs. and Medical Book Publishers,
pleasure In soeitng The attnl0 q WsfsTn BuyeTs %
ees above indteats. Theg oer Tor Cash and
Buyers, Who are wen eEtahlie, - 90 lireS half bound
Cap Hank Books, Is @ qaires san bound Cap Blank Books,
al styles so qlirsg Del hank Books 10s quires Ne
dun Hank Books. geo Qlreg QuaFto Blanks; SO gross
Lad Fenelsr-teiehn nrtE Eaber8,, other raaksFss
So sToss best stef stlon; 80 srosa
Pen Hodefss so do4 Writing Fiuid AL sizes $50 doE
4tanda 30 dpIs slaigs al tEes go gro. wedding
ePe ss1gO9 EnyeloPss, al sizes; 80 r0. Eneilsh TreaSlIy
blottnRi lou t1s Preach and An1eFiean Tissue
peFsi g rms. Engh DfaEing RapeFss .2o9 Cap Pa
pTE; so Letter PEprs 90 Bath Papefs an
ets ete 100 dez Boos Hank hoteS ard Drafts
lu oo1- Diaries for 1856 l10 tfgmoTanduru lools
foFms 200 dOz. Portfolios, AfounaI and BanlsFs
Casss % tTs1sssi $ -ook ae0 doE. Copy
Dgosf 10 qo1 Copy books IFitIted ete,
Ihis isthe pllee % purcase in bng last
Stock fresh rTiees low ana ESehauge saved.
MOORE, WlLSfAOH, KEYS q CO..
noV<l . West RoaTih 81, ,CiBelnBati.
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CHUKCHES OF WHEELING.

for the information strangers visiting the city,ws pub
h tie following list Churches, and their
place of meeting II there are any mistaKes we
III make the necessary correction with pleasure:
ST. Adttht1S's, Ettseopdkf"m Corner monroe anu
Streets Rev L. T. PERKINS, Rector; morning services Ao
clock evening, Z.
ST. Joks, EIiscopaGn, Main street, between First and
Second, Centre Wheeling Rev. H. SAiIh a. A' hector
ssrvis,s-Ilorning 1o1l; afternoon 81; night ~.
First IresGyteri1' RHv r. H. WED Pastor,
Monroe and Quincyiservi
Second fresIteyfdn, Webster street, between nam anu
Market Centre Wheeling; services morning ana evening
Third PrsSIy'fdn, Filth street. between anu
Tabert South Wheeling, Rev. T. MooDs' PASTOR AerN
&c. morning and evening.
F"HT eT and
evening.
Fol Street 4e"Sasst ,seG. ,n SSy Quincy % " services ]
,..a1'I- 49,. 49,
morning anu Rrar Pastor
S'4E G.'te' lyheslT service.
s''lSE HaraeI ahu - ''9''
morning ',1 and evening pov !, Mos.
.4Ss p., Strss. .tr.s, First and Second,
,orrnr and ,enlng.
,, ,e- ~ ,11,b Rev A. s4xyKxs
SCUM ""eS'''g ~ e, o. .'.sn,ns S.ar,1''
$500 1ls,.I m wheeling Island. Rev j.
"n,'g 49,. u-s.a" -s,''''4 20
p...o,,l Rev. q Isylw,o. Pastor
.re. wsl1ter and Third Centre Wheel
'"AP''ne s"ee' Oe'NesH /" sp''st A''N
n 5,,,,, ,,,s,,of Roman Catholic, Rt. Rev BIsHor
r. Y w,r TIft, corner of llampden; services
norDn, ,,',,N, .a,I .f,.r,,oon -
i,,,.i,, -, p. n Arcy,pnK Pastor corner
bi.cis,. ,rartet s.re., bstveen webster and Third.
c,p,r, wb.slins. seryess 1CS In the morning. and75
evening
S.aage'.e"s IS Ir01Ssa,1 AST,
Zion Er,,nnetia-t I,,sseioa Rev p. znpuKHt.x
,,ss Zyshster and TbIrl. centre
-"0s' Market street, between "sgssst anu
S,,.., A1.rr.. and
'f'" Ss''"g0ge' Quincy street. eet"een NSfAs' ADN
-. .,.,..,
o.''" 4'CseS'0''' ehion psa'''
'''I'Vs anu 0uineS' seFElSSs lUle ny
oDD D,III[ITS., I1TISgf,Dfl1,V
- hESAIA4>, w =, - ~ = y =
Hirsinius Lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thursday
'snnr the Hail. corner of Market and Monroe streets
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TC COItItESPONDE ENTS-

concerning subscriptions advertising other a.
the Integencer, should be addressed to
,ts concerning tie editorial department OF the paper,
aol be addressed the Edors Jointly, or to either one
writing publication will please write
Only en- side Of tile paper.
An OLAgrYHuce above rules will greatly oblge U.S.
secure prompt attention to correspondents than
BY might otherwise receive.
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-PENNSYLVANIA RAILROADl

IA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
WTINTER RARRANGEMENT.-on and aitsr Monday, De-
TiiF PAST NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger station
every morning, except sunday O'Clock, Pittsburgh
time, arriving In Phladslplna q 1l6O p. m.
at 9.iU.
The JOhnstown Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
stations and running COnemaugh First Accom-
mediation Train for Turtle Greek Bridge leaves daily,
Train for Turtle Greek, leaves lNaves daily, Sunday
cepte 42O pm. The Third Accommodation Train for
Returning trains arrive in Pittsburgh as fooEs-Ex
press. 40 Mail, SU0 m; JOhnstoEn Aecommoda-
Second Accommodation, 124; Frd Accommodation, 61j
Trains for BairsviIe and Indians connect At BIarsve
Intersection with a Train Rast Express train West and
the JohnstoEn saumSdatlSn TTain East and West.
lions the Pittsburgh and COnnesvie Road, leave daily
Sunday eTeePtsd as fOloEs:3Mai Train % a. nj x
aud Connesville Road, arrive At Pittsburgh SIS and
The travelling public VIII nd it greatly to their Interest
in going East West to travel by the PsnuSyIVania Rail-
road as the nov ehsre cannot be sur
stone, and entirely free from dust, promise safe
t speed and comfort, an who may favor htsTOs with
'' Fare 70 Ss. 90
!" Phlladelpha. .......k........iO 90
+" % baltimore. 50
Z" 9 Lancaster eF........................ s 80
Baggage checked to all etauOus the Pennsylvania
Railroad and to rhIadslphla Baltimore and New York
Passengers tickets in the cars VIII be CHARGED
Ten Cents addition the Station rates, from sta
tiOns where the Company has agent.
NOTCB-In case OF loss, the Company win hold them
selves responsible for personal baggage only and for
amount not exceeding $lOy.
N.B@Fhe Excelsior Omnibus Line has been employ ed to
charge exceed eS for each passenger and bag
gage. ,., ,,,-.p-
Atthe p. R. R. Passenger Station,
jant Liberty and Grant sts,, Pittsburgh
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PRNNsYLVANIA RAILRoAp.

66ENGN 4SNA ANA G1EA44AEAOE4Os
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
u tic cities with Western, Northwestern, and South
Western by continuous ROIlWay direct This road
also connects Pittsburgh with daily line Of Steamers 70
all ports the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and San.
dusky with Steamers to all ports on the
Lakes; making the most direct, eteapet UAd reliable
route by which FRIGHT be forwarded to and from
the Great West.
RATEs BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PIrTSBURGH
FIRST 0LAss-Boots, Shoes, Hats and
SnS Sasi aS2. Bs 91 bss
Feathers, Rurs, Observation-Disclosures.
SECOND CLASS S-DOmestie Sheetibg,l
pras. "d a sn s... TstP P Ssnf sas per 1cO
lin rolls or bOxes)WoOl and sheep Pes
Eastward.
THIRD CLAss.-Anvils, Steel, Chains (n
Hs%D FS per 100 lbs.
ed, (eXeept cigars eut,) &c. &c.
FOURTH CLASS-COHee, ,Fsh, Bacon, Reef
aud Pork I'm easks or boxrs SastEard 6Oe ne. mo In.
Lard Lard OIL Male, Soda Ash, Ger W. ~ NV i"s'
man Clay, Tar, Pitch. ROsin. &c.
RLOUR,-$t, per bbt. until further notice
GRATN-In loads - cents per loo lbs, unt further
notice.
CoTToE-se per bale not exceeding 500 lbs weight, untu
further notice.
~ In shipping goods from any point PhlAdeI.
Phin be particular aGFk packages Ef PtHa6ALrdAiG
at Phlladepha Pittsburgh, viii be forwarded without
detention.
FREISur AoxETs-C Evans 81 KIlby street Boston;
Clarke, No AstOT House and No William street. and John
McDonald Battery Place. NtYOFk; Pierce AGO
vile, o. Irwin and STngman Brown, CneInnatI o;
@ Aeldruns Madison, Ind Dumesril, Bell Co, and
vile, Ind Sass, Louis, No; WOrnley Co,
Ne LphIs, Tenn; Lesc Co, Chicago, Ill; GlaSs Port
Wayne, Ind; Sneedsr PhilA; MaEraW KO0ns BalII-
more; A SteU Pittsburgh
II. II. HUSTON, 0enT Freight Agent, PhIIad.
y1yl HI. LOMBAERT, suPt., Altoona, Pa.
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TRANsPORTATION.
Cleveland, Pittsburgh & Wheel
ing Railroad.

sEtsZsS
ON and after Menday Dec. 81 1851 trains viii run as
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
1900 A. NJ Mall Train, stopping At all statOns arriving
At Pittsburgh at 7Z5 p N, and bridgeport at
7:2OPM.
LEAVE PITTsBuRGu:
$3.50 A. NJ Express Train, stops ali regular stations,
port Homer, Slonns, and Deep Run hag
Stations for this traiu,) arrives At bridgeport
at I1:19 A ~.
235 p NJ Mall TrSn stops at all way stations except
Salisbury, SuinmitvilIe, Hanover, East Eocbss-
ter, Moultrie, Winchester, Lima, Earlville. Bell
ford and NewfuEgh are hag stations for tlIs
train) arrives at Olevelaad At 9:30 r u, at
Bridgeport at 1870 II.
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:
800 A. NJ Mail Train, stopping all regular stations arrives
at PittAburgh I:l6 A n.
2z4. MExprsss Train. stopping At all regular stations,
Deep Rum SORns, Port Homer hsg sta.
tIons for this train arrives at Pittsburgh 7:s5
MRnd at Cleveland at 9s8J p n.
1850 p 81 Past Express Train stopping At all regular
tions, arriving at Pittsburgh At 9:lOP NJ
But train from bridgeport Cleveland day-leaves
Connections.
Connections made by all tlrOugy trains follows
At Olevernd, with trains for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
the also, for Eris, Dunkrk, Buffalo, Niagara
Fails and Canada.
At seubenvie Belair with the steubenvflle Ind
and Central Ohio Railroads, for Cadz COshOcton New
ark, BarnesVle Zanevle, Wilmington, Lancaster, COun
At Wheeling, with Baltimore Ohio railroad,
berand Harpers Ferry, Baltimore aud Washington City.
Local and Through Tickets be purchascd the
poSte tho LeYee, Wheeling, Va and At the Unuu Oce
81 Superior ST., Cleveland Ohio.
transportation Once, &PRR. C.E GORHAM,
Cleveland, Dec. Is, 1861. Mast. Transportation.
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TRANSPORTATION.

1878. 1857 8.
=
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SEWING MACHINES

TAVE the Ageuey ExeeIi6r sev nf llselanes 4iee
u SS or S5Yel Can b my WaTehouse, sauth tud
AaIbet IN operation Saturday II 20 i2 oeoek
vel 6E0. WILSON.
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1lunnlrr 1O4.

tpnncn Stc oteir fdum crIdlplene Slutle
elmer critcn Su0cnelttte III ben eerwcItten
@cilhcnitrauEen Sbrrr 9incrrertnnerun.
0cn lcocn, nit pGncn Stc iurrten IN Ittll
mil6t0cn Shmccn tdnpcln unp Iptelen II.
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