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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

Itis our painful du,y TO recor the
death OF Thos 4 Htr.. Member Of Con.
Rsls from the Gth Illinois District which
event occurred on the 2tsh ult Ar.
Harris won great distinction and admira.
tiou. last winter, by bis manly adherence
to principle, in opposition to the corrupt
appliances. to which too many yielded -
lie falls ia The prime Of life beloved and
respected byall wh1 knew him ayiytim o
tha, iusidious and always fatal disease,
c0nsumption. His death is q Ration's loss.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03
vote ofIllinois.

Tho Ch'ctEo Journal Of Saturday eve
ming states. on the authority Of the STATE
Register douglas Dem Of tho proceed
iug day, that returns from every county
Of Illinois elect tho Republican State
ticket by 087 majority, which the Off
eia returns from the counties not yet thus
returned can vary very little. It adds
that tho aggregate Republican vote Is
ls3.2S5 against 81. $50 for Fremont in
SO. The increase is therefore 27,0O5
or about 80 per centl
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03
Gona South.

Douglas has gone on visit South, oS-
tsnsijiy on private business. but really to
look after his interests. as connected with
the next Presidency. He has a pAnIa-
iion Of negroes in Mississippi aud, as he
is understood 10 bs 'hArd up" at present,
he will probably dispose of some of them
in the New Orleans make,, to "raise tho
wind and AZ the same time satisfy the
South, lhA. he is ''sound on The goose.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

DouGLAs AT TuE SoUrL-The Rich.
mond Soath gives the platform on which
Il says Jldge Dnugles stands. IL says
he "denies that the negro was intended
to be en- braoed within The distractions Of
the Declaration Of independence and as.
serts that the right Of freedom aud equal.
ity was predicted only Of the dominant
race OF white men," che supports the dc.
cision Of the Supreme Court and asserts
for Slavery the right Of coloniziug in the
Territories" and "he protests his oppo-
silion to Black Republcanism At every
point and upon every principle" All
this ought to mako him acceptable to
'0ur Aristocraoy."
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03
Another Step to be Taken by Mr..
Buohanan

The speech Of JclIerso Davis deliver.
at jackson. in Mississippi ON the itth
instant, is published in the Washington
Union. with extravtgant commentators.
In That speech Mr. Davis, speaking Of
The slavery question aud the rights Of the
South. says:
And Il gives me pleasure here to say
OF hin, (Mr Buchanan, what | am
assured / can now say with confidence,
that he will not shrink n hairs breadth
from tho position he has taken. but WRl
more another step IN advaaes, and fall II
he must, maurully, upholding these rights
aud defying the insoleuco Of ill-goIten
power"
If Davis has not authority to say this,
his speech would not have received the
wholesale appreciation It meets 10 M
Buchanau's organ. We wait to see what
that "other step in advance, "by q
President who 50 mauiully upholds The
rights Of the slavehol lers, may DO.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

lTOur readers are requested to note with care
the advertisement 20 he found in another column
OF this paper, Of DR.. Mm's Ague Balsam, Offer
ei to the public as a safe and effcctual cure for
ohills fever agua. We are utterly averso to in
ourrng editorial responsibility Ia triaing matters.
hut % we doem II no trhlng matter to call the
attention Of our readers to anything that is good,
neither do VIC consider IL unworthy the editorial
profession 10 recommend patent medicine that
has proved itself good and has aud still continues
to perform cures wherever used, rs this remedy
has done since introduced to the publlc-we mean
Dr. NNnn's Bilsam "a tho article we have In
view-and It the certificates Of some Of she most
distinguished mon In the country are entitled To
credence, then Is this preparation all TINT Is
claimed for Il by tho proprietors, Il Is sold by
all good and responsible druggists aud dealers In
medicine throughout the country Try Il.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

ARrETAN WELLs IN ToLEpo. - Toledo -
damp below as wellas above ground about
these days, There are now six arlesan
wells in the city from which water flows
out above the surface Of tho ground, and
none Of them were bored 20 the depth OF
more than 200 feet The Blade lhnks as
long as water can be got in this manner
there will b. no naed Of artificial water
works.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03
A LARGE CONTRACT.

n II VIII Do seon by The article IN an.
other column from tho Coshooton Age
Gen. Jo. BURSs has undertaken to thrash
all those Of his constituents who refused
TO volo for him. To commenced with
one CHARLES ELLs, but soon found that
he hal undertahep larger contrast than
he could carry through, and was only
saved sound thrashing bv the inlerfer
ence nf the bystanders G., It Nouns.
sErl Go L. BURNsl-- Marion Repu5
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

ET Those Democrats. who have been
reelected to Co gress, on lhe strength Of
their pledges to disregard tie conditions
Of the English Bin and vote for the imm,
date and unconditional admission Of Kan,
sas into the unions will doubtless soon
have an opportunity Of proving theh
gilth by their works."
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

GwTho repudiation q Blight and
Fitch, by the Indiana Legislature, Il is
Understood, will damage Douglas pros.
poets At the South and widen the cbasm
in the party.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

~ The Adeeytiser has great deal to
say about the glory" Of the Democratic
party, rs "imm,ouate conception" ="
past, present and fulure." "whsl i, las
done foF the county" &o,; but it does
no. aud 4 dars no. say that Douglas is a
good democrat. or that his triumph in II
huois is democratic triumph.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

Senor Fassasa, tho Spaui-h minisier resi-
dent here, has been asked by this govern,
mem foI au explanation Of the intentions
Of Spain toward Mexico as conneolel
with her iocent movements respecting that
oeunlry. Tho impression prevails that
Spain purposes to in,erfre in favor Of Zu.
loaga, who is the contestant with Juarez
for ihe government of Mexico Itis sta
iei thata Spanish feet has already been
sent from Cuba to Tampico for this pur
pose, and that another more extensive one
IS 70 |, low az an early day.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

GD-A resolution has been introduced
into the South Carolina Legislature. dc.
elariog the act Of Congress. holding
shs Slave T'Hde to be piracy. uueousr.
.nlional
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

GEAn election was leld in The Berks
county Pa. District, on Tuesday, for a
members Of Congress in place Of j, Clan
ey Jlr's, VINO has resi me TO accept the
Aasirian ministry. The meagre reports
received indicate the defea, Of lLe lie.
compton candidate.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

AD-ls is susceptible Of the oIearest
eemonnifaiion, that tie Democracy OF
lhe p'eFsptday ls as different f,om that
y gpasrson as day 10 FROM night.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

ANEW singer Madam Picoolomini, has
arrived in New York, aud is creating quite
nm excitement in tie musical circles She
Is to receive $4,000 for singing twelve
months in this country.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

The Stgfe Journol snys the rumor has
reached that city that ThoS. Miller. Esq.
who was removed from the Columbus
post office to make room for the "Oll
Wheel Horse" has beeu reappointed to
that piaoe.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03


The owner said he would Willingly slye tsn dollars 70
have u removed, but thought Il could not BE done
Noeid rseommend esery family 10 keep ills valuable
kIspateuon o. hand. Farmers ana oihefp having
horses and cattle, would frequently eapsrenee great
eafan'ass irotn 90 dolnE. bEN5AAtn hUDDhh
This eeTtilts shat my son suffered great deal With
Io1en icet about ntecn Yenrf, tried every thing hal
seemed calculated % alrd relief without hened uuti
plisatians o. Nhlsh sheeied ihofough epre, =.
Af. hiIcHnNFula Ohio kLiAe ihidoh. .
Horao Cured Of Frightiul Wound -ThlS esrii.
bee that my horse lfn anfan harrow oofh through
BIS lef, feared ID would ruin him. iapped 81 Johns
4 VA. II. BURNE fimn, Ohio.
Windgalls aad Severe I'll had n horss tb.t
had large WndFa upnn each hind leF about six Venrs
made USE q many things 20 them without snc-
cess; finally APPLIED So Johnf lnmeii three times
~, aud aner each application heated In ne iihim,nt
With hot shovel until dry. thorough cure Wns ~
eceu TOW about two years since and there haf been
nQ Rdlcaton OF their returning, upon one occafl0u
IN ength AMI one inch 10 depth. We TED % tie Woapd
uhlch NUry rapid cure efItetsd -.
,. hoNkEN, Watson Station, Ohio,
lamp removed irom . Horss ana Hamsnsss
S1tNe MT john Beard. near Tina. Ohin. had hoIIs
it iag upon hls leg about he slle ol hens egg,
and was scarcely able % vsIf. hy iinlment VA ~.
,s -na e, soon removed The amb And eAhotnd tho
500 b4 an Msdioins dealers. ulo uui hinlsh d.
sohnA AlnAnaos grAuA y. u. 81 John Co, Ilnln
Vss'O Oensral AAeuit log ne Western klaicl.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

A SITUATION ~ salesman w dfy fuodt store, ~
n yofne married man rom Essisfn fennytaniaI
speuti English and GermaH and can come we'll reonna
mended az N chaficer and capacity. Hu n thorough
knowledge ~ tho business au uudofand book nee ping
Falafy much Of IN object good permanent situs
tion. Fo further pancuar inquire of 4 y. Anowah, In
y. X. shawhans store Tidn Ohioi of sdfoets
). o. ANEW m.
dec3im Catasauqia. .ehigh Co., "a.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

Prof, IsAac D. wou, bury, one Of the
most prominent Of the New York must,
'enohors.. died at Columbus, S. c., on til e
9lth ult aged 30 years.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

Ev Congress viii convene noxl Monday
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03
stockIlOIdcr5s W1,efing.

The annual meeting OF me ftoetholief Of e Tinn md
For Wmne Railfoad Company, ofthe pn oae Of elect
nine Directors iof the entuing voff will be- H. IA a hr or
6ce Of he Company The CIV Of rita. ono. on hnm
day The Oh day uf lanu1ry, 1859, nt 10 ouooh A. ~
general Attendance is rsqnested
BY orler fthe Dirsatou. Ms nUMFIELD.
dec35w Secretary.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03
GREAT DARGATNsl


The yudsigned proposes to sshls farm, kaoun a, end
BUCKEYE BOTTOM FARM
consulting ofthrce hundred aad eighty acres of land lyin
~ ,"eye eNn,n seneca county, Ohio, and being about
seNeo mes noath ion ln Civ. About QUE hhlfsf said
e1' o lahd N second hotom spd the remainder upland
nv ssnmtAy River passes Fuugh THE land a. also The
NSM maven and Friday state Road,
no improvements this LAID consist Ia nau a. folos,
Aeeu Two hundred ares s cleared and Ia good order l
e9NNANon ana svopvenionuy fenced into delds Also,
atse anu eommolious Two story Brick Dwelling lloute
WIN an eAcellent wood house attached thefeu Also
E0el tiame dwelling and los Dwelling house, large
cora cnhs two SMOKE houses spfiug house, never ii
ing sppg o goed walvT wells 81 good water larre
Orchard OF Bearing Fruit Trees,
ahge quenty and vsdey Of selected fuit Trees PLANTED
eIssD,,s,i ,s a,s past Ate ean"y Of evergreen
Nanuel AW MILL, erected asi ln. The dam tonnect.
~ wuh SAID @ wnow aud we'll aad huii, ard considered
sute being well stocked With saw trnbsF There b eood
and substantial bridge, of Havea patent suspenson pan
nh stone ahoments over Sandusky Ve', where the New
Haven and Hndlty state mad crosses ihs Tver and hh
Won thu land thtland t 10 siuaied that Il maybe al.
Tes es,ess inio wv geel 'pdeonyeasstt tuos.
~ epe sps lhs ufmng cleared lapd ia good a.
~ EH IN W sss.oe ,oeey, thele q an abundance oi nev,T
@ @'g .lpss on ies land q diueien places which reu.
AlS-tlye and iourih acrss OF laud andioinnr hf
Ss,s Sesoae aa Wsmol tlan oy opoa which q two small
S,asioeau ksifead passes aoas hs NoFih Side q ihi
hha la tract 4 nlo tsenfY situated Coz priVaie ros
eenee ard fom which splendid vew is had ol rin ity
At@o-iQi uuinber thirty one, tSll IN lyman Miilcrh
saon Z. 90 iopn o. clyds. n saadusky eodn,y, Ohio
saa y Aduiapy situated or pleasant pvatq rsiidence
se N'sS q ~ tvo iaqads passing through Clyde
Also,elhe n@hsssd lands' Elghiy Sesss b nsaanes
so.e, Nnie ent haedged and tlstysevoa 10 Vyan
20, eonpi on!o eighty iu Fulton county 0hoi ant
MY aeisa "a Whuy rotuiy, tndianai ull 81 Whleh land
pfpots te ts npon tpesenahlo terms, FaI nylhoT par
co'ss CAN Wilhme Ny retidenee on tho nutkoyo bod
'sm fsrm. taosed2wl SPENCER n, loilN.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03

4 consider 81.
Johns Liniment
taF superior % any
medicine for the
same purpose 4
have ever known,
either for man or
beast IL removed
. lump about ~
large 40 my double
hsi, % flx Wccks
aia nflinF from n
ncinhhnra horse.
II was supposed 10
have heen pro-
nurud hvu nnrnfu
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03
10000 Rats
KILLED ANNUALLY

Ism, Chllbains, Lameness 81 aims. WIBdgsis, eic. 4
T. ST. Johns Imminent enjoys great reputation, an
external application for men and animals In the above
here " certify that st. Johns Linluent Is possessed
o the mos astonishing curative properties any med-
cine t1at has ever come within my knowledge ! nrt
made use OF u for the Ihenmatsm 70 which had been
20 my bed, 90 helpless that could not Turn myself bnt
was completely cured by this Liniment ! applied X
freely just before goug 10 bed, rubbing ID In well With
the hand, until Inflammation produced. and then
bound on tightly flannel I have recommended
Il to many OF my friends ior Of rheumatsm
sores. bruises etc. and the wonderful success has
ever attended ita use. friend had his foot badly
He was entirely helpless but perfectly cured by the
use Of this Lniment All my friends who have used ID
concur with me Ia the belief that il s the best medicine
Of the kind IN the world, WARREN BtIEI.
IIFFIN, August. lslg
Prom a RediilV Cytisen af fFranklin CouHsi, o.
DIaA hihi wish You would establish an agency herr
ior tRe sale OF your LinmenI had valuable horse a
ieW days since, 20 lame scarcely 10 be able % walk
sent to Columbus and procured bottle OF yonT Lni.
cUnslder pfeerabe 20 any llniment have ever nseA
and should be glad 10 have Il kept here ior ale "a that
W NAY az any time conveniently obtain supply, ltVM
WnrEHTnLE, Franklin county. 0. -
Pain and Weakness in the Rask ana Side 0f Sir
AeAlt otapoing Nured--hY wife vas about aix years
sngtea WIN pain In ner back and side she con,
49, t.lt ~ iut ullt 10 her bed. ehc rlal Oi the
tef hluluents aud various other mciicihea, hut
eo,aihe9 h9 reei until she made ei b. lChh linl,
nii5s, 49,, gui6i N erected speedy enEe,,.r,,, ,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-12-03
You will find All Yerl's Ennorinn,

TT " = q n y LII vi TITTTI
Patent Nentlaion sughT Pans, Brichen and Chimnsy
4, sam an re, biaushi and Fosse Pumps 6g steam Misi
III A'n.e soo1ne Of Tia Copper Brass, sheet Iron and
Aee TIA keodnf made 70 order with dsnateh bv ths
-s .eenanie, In ne state nuot h - cah aud ekaU-
neiose puf5hasins contracting elsewhere. want
e,euNst andefitood hal the above goods win he sold
ensale. iAan any other lloEse bis slde u New Yok
h4a Oaia hsrsmbss n l8s1 IN ~ y &
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-25

T BE9 LEAVE TO inform the public that have last
turned from the East with my FIRST SPRING STOCK,
which determined 10 sell as cheap Sny house In
Wheeling. H.lEsa 20 ~
sly stock contests Of AL the latest ttyles Of
DRESS GOODS, such black and tAuev SlIks, LaHna,
ChntEes CaeosS OF eniesI variety, Chales BeTaEe De
LANES lie BergsS with variety OF other goods too numsr
mention.
E2IBROIDEHIHS, the best be found In Wheeling: nv
Of Collars Of all prices.
10 the highest Of Sleeves and Collars which
will particularly mention MaTseilie Sets. all the
the ENst complete assortment Of embroidered Bands ctr
BONNETS price ron IS MP &5In the reest
brought into the market also Fonnt bbons
SeSutai S'yss aosers, rhes, and thing in the nit
iluerv line.
WHITE GOODS such plain and nEured Strips BrnautI
SEoeAe, plain, aFured and striped
sHAwLs, sHAWLS, strlla Cashmere, plain and fancy,
at almost prices.
CAss1MERES, Cloths ard thing the mens
suitable for Spring oder the largest
honSe In Wheeling. and would particularly Teqaest
chant ;aorato examine stock a. vii ssoU whole
sAie-
lnrTs complete Lac, sad also et:AessloaE i,s
Cali examine stock. am surs a viii comm RI
fsvorahly With other, and doing, have a.!
my business principle will sell It a.
ISAAC PRGGRR.
nara l93 Main street.
TTTHTTe 6OoDs-EIevsut Fig'd sEiss lEasiiris,
w French Musiins for Party Dresses.
Jones' celebrated make Of CanbrieB, Iaseenstl and
SalnSroks.
Ereneh and English BriluAutes,
PLATA SULSs AID Rook MnslinH, lust FeeelVed
GPs nETSRRLL SEHARINGEN.
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Cleveland, Pittsburg & Wheeling
II RAIL ROAD.

ra s
ON amer Monday May TO- lsss Sundays eEeepte1
" Trains will follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
1910 P, n Mail Trn, stopping At all stations arrive ~
pittsburgh At SIS p ~ and Bridgeport At $50
,,.o,p =, ~: ,o,,,t, =, N r.t,, ,,,,,sp5.
r--t- (EA-t Rochester and SeE Salisbury dag sta
tons for this tra'n) and arrive At Pittsburgh At
7.5J A. n
- -s LEAVE BRIDGEPORT:
7lO Express Train, stopping at al regular stations
arrive At PIttshgrEh At 1870 A. II, and Al CisVs-
land at 2i55 p n.
p. n. stopping all regular stations, AZ
arrive at Pittsburgh Al $40 T, y.
LEAVE PITTSBURGH:
Gas Train, stopping All stations and arrives
81 Clevel and At 2:5S P NJ and At BTidssPort At
iI;4O A. n. ..g.-
rive at Bridgeport at s:tS p. n.
Excursion Tickets from rlr-Port Pi,tsburEh
turning, $3.50. Good :trO days only.
~ Bus train To Cleveland daily. Leave Bride
port At 7:iOA. ". ..,--
Connections.
Connections made by all through trains - follows:
The North est also for ETie, Dunkirk Buffalo, Niagara
Falls and Canada.
At Seuhenyie and Bellair with steubenville Indi
aud CenrA Ohio Railroads, for CaiE. Ooshoct0 New
bus, Cincinnati, indianapolis and 81. LouiS.
Wheeling, Baltimore Ohio Railroad, for Cum
berand HArprrs Perry BAtmOis and Washington C.ty.
Local and through eksts ean be purchased att various
Offices line also Union Ticket Once, opposite
the LeVee, Wheeling, Va -
Cleveland. May 8, 1888. niyll aupt.
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THE in TELLIGENCER.
TUESDAY MoRNING. MAY 25, ls5s.
OLD H4NNAR

OLD HANSAH
'Tis Sabbath morn, and a holy bzlm
Drouv down on the heart like dew,
And the sunbeams CLEAN,
Like blessed dream,
Afar on the mountains blue.
Old Hannah's by her cottage door.
In her failed widows cap;
She is sitting alone
On the old gray stone,
With her Bible on her lap.
An OAK is hanging DER her head,
And the burn is whipping By,
The primroseS peep
From their sylvan keep,
And the lark i in the sky.
Beneath that shade her children played,
But they're all away with death,
And she sits alone
On the old gray stone,
To hear what the spirit saith
Her years are Ger three score and ten.
And her eyes are waxing dim
But the page is bright
With living light,
And her heart leaps up TO Him
Who pours the mystic harmony
Which the soul can only hear.
She is not alone
On the old gray stone,
Though there's no one standing near.
There's no one left to cheer her now,
But the eye that never sleeps
Looks on her in love
From the Heavens above,
And with quiet joy she weeps.
She feels the Galm of bliss is poured
In her worn hearts deepest root;
Aud the widow alone
On the old ny stone
Has peace the world knows not.
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-THE R0sEBNsR-w. w. cAlDwsL

4AG hOoEDL OIL VI W. SALDNEL-'
From the GermAn.l
A child sleeps under rosebush fair,
The buds swell oIt on the soft May air;
Sweetly it rests, and ON drean-wings flies
To play with the angels in Paradise.
And the years glide by.
A maiden stands by the rose-bush fair,
The dewy blossoms perfume the air.
She presses her hand to her throbbing breast,
With loves first wonderful rapture Glest
And the years glide by.
A mother kneels by the rOsebpsh fair,
Soft sigh the leaves in the evening mir;
Sorrowing thoughts of tile past arise,
And tears Of anguish bedim her eyes.
And the years glide by.
Naked and lone stands the rosebush fair,
Whirled are the leaves in the autumn air,
Withered and dead they fall to the ground,
And silently cover n new.made mound.
And the years glide by.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-05-25
GOIDEN BEE HIVE sIOIsE,
NO. ia MAIN sFREEg, waE1 49, coan,
TREMENDOUS Stock ok, OF DRY 90oDI
FALL AND WI nEsEIsIl221 ls7 =ss
GOLDEN BEE HIYt
FALL AND "

= - = N $3.50
nrir stock
ri
~ 10Y
noE1h
hN
low
%
JotbJr -
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1S57-S. 1878
"a - 5EEs5zS5
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
X1yINrER ARRANGEMEST.-on and aaer Monday, De-
THI FAST MAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
every morning, sunday at 50 o'clock, Pittsburgh
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the Station every evening,
at 9.iO.
daily, except sunday, at $50 o'clock stopPnE At ali
stations and running as far as coRs@nuE Frs, Accom-
cept sunday, lO40, The Second Accommodation
risd AZ 20 n m, The Third Train for
Turtle Greek leaves daily, except sunday, At 30
Returning Trains arrive In Pittsburgh follOWs:EN-
press las =. "a; MAIL A. M Johnstown AccommoiA-
tio1 II M Pirst Turte Greek aton G 20 a "a;
Second Accommodation, 2Iui Third Accommodation 0lO
TraIu4for Bairsville IndaH., BlarsVns
Intersection with Mall Train East Express trap Vest and
the JohnstoUn Aeeamm9 datOn rraiu East and Wet
ti0ns the Pittsburgh and Connesvie Road leave daily,
Sunday excepted, A. foows:-daH Train % A. M ET-
and COnnesVilie Road, arrive at Pittsburgh SSS and
Tie pabe will find It greatly to their nierss
in going by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road, the accommodations offered. cannot be
stone, entirely from dust SAFE
ty speed and comfort, ali who favor thsEoad With
their PATRONAGE.
Fare to New HOrk........................ S1S 10
e PhlladePhA......- ......-.........l9 %
Z" " BALTIMORE. ..............-... %
. Lancaster -----....-.- --.-.-.------ y
" iATriSb1rs. 4, . j. -, 20 ~,
Railroad, and 70 Phtadeipia BAiti'nare and New York
Passengers purchasing tickets In the will be charged
Ten Gents in addition 20 the Station rates, from Sta
tons where The Company has agent.
SoTTcs.-1n ofloss, the Company will hold them
selves responsible for personal baggage only and for
N.BThe Excelsior Omnibus Line, has employed to
charge exceed Is cents for each and bag
gage. a.
Atthe p. R. Y. Passenger Station,
jani on Liberty aud GTant Sta, Pittsburgh