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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11
En- EXtraCtinn.

Nahum SliPpertoc is .. native Of that in
tensely fertile and pnrg!ous county of
Eik-said Elk county being, as is vel
known to gc"graphers and geolosi>is, a
part and parcel Of this State. Nahum
came to this city, last week, to see por
t!nn If not the whole Of that mysterious
aui gigantic metropolitan qua!ruPcd
known as tae elephant. lie was all ctci
with a raging TOOTH" one of those NV
lars which have habit Of aching exactly
at the wrong time. Nahum resolved to have
1t ''Jerked' at the shortest possible notice,
aHd went forth in search Of dentist. In
passing uP Third street, N-hur's eye
caught s'gat Of a sign bearing the iu>crip-
ton:
GREAT STUMP EXTRACTOR"
Nahum said to himself, "Jest the
dodge, here's fcIer takes en- cut
bodily" Into the office bolted the suf
fcrimg member from Elk county. The of
flee Was like all other Offices, containing
chairs, two or three tables, and long
queer looking apparatus with chain at
tachcd.
Nahum glanced curiously at the ma
chine, nodded to the gentleman in attend
ance, aud seated himself.
"Mornin' sir" said Nahum.
"Gool morning" replied the gentleman,
cycling his visitor.
81, ah, .shat is, you're the stump man,
are your
"lcs, sir; have You job fog us? how
many stumPs, aud what kind, sir %
"Wcll, yes" SAID Nahum, "fact is, l
only wanted one old snog jcrkcd out
take en- out L s'pcsc by the roots, don't
you?'
Certainly, clear and clean"
"Jcs so /: well, this one of mines bin
n trOublin' me mor'en a week | s'posc
you don't spill much blood jcrkin en-,
DO you -
"Blood Of course not; what DO you
mean p
"Nothin leastways, nothin' particular
What's the charger
"We charge according 10 the distance
We travel, the size of the stump, and the
Soil it's in
"Well, wha. do you jerk 'em with
common drawers ?"
"No, that machine there"
'Thunder and lightning. dye s'pose
I'm going to let you put that blasted
thing into my mouth? Jcs look into my
'talcr trap, and take squint at the stump;
don't want no yoke of oxen to yank that,
nohow."
Gentlcmanly owner Of the stump ex,
tractor now discovered that Nahum had
made decided mistake stumps of trees,
and stumps of teeth, were two entirely
different commodities. Nahum went
forth to cositate upon the mu,abitity of
stumps in general, and the extraction Of
his own in particular Pilad Transcript.
NoBoDY-The tallest trees are most
fercely assailed by the winds. The more
shining mark is oftencst hit by the arrow.
The best man is the greatest Object of
l,,o Ir S,t.n and b;s ounics.ria. n1a
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Administrators Notice,

WHEREAS, Letters of Administration
w 10 the estate of ENGEL SCHRADER.
late of Hartley township. in Union county,
deceased, have been granted to the subscriber,
by the Register of said county, in due form
all persons indebted to said estate are request.
ed TO make payment, and those having claims
against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement, 10
JACOB SHAVER, Administrator
Penns Creek P.O., Snyder Co, March 25, 1858
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NoBoDY.-The tallest trees are most
fercely assailed by the winds. The more
shining mark is oftencst hit by the arrow.
The best man is the greatest object OF
hate by Satan and his emissaries. Ole
should fear when only the evil speak well
of him. Some writer, we know not whom,
has versifed a similar sentiment as follows;
II nnhody's noticed YOU, you must be small,
lfnoaody's sighted you, Gu must ir tail
If nobody lowed 10 you. you must l- low,
lfnobody's kissed you. you're ugly We know;
ii uUhodss cuNisd you, you're poor u!t
" LohodN's fatt"Tvd VOC, Iati'r tirs'!fi
II uoloi, cl' atod you, you are kuAVe,
II uuboJy's hated you, You are slave,
II uobsdy's called you .'flpl' TO your face.
Somehody's wished Tor your back IN its place;
II nobodys called YOU 'tNrant" or ''-roil,
Somebody thinks you Of spiritiess mould;
If nobody knows uf your faults but friend,
Nolmly'll mis- If them at the worlds end.
II nobody ciin-s to your purse like a fawu,
N1.1dy'li run like 4 honni when its gone;
II nobody eaten his bread from your store,
Nohodyl call youa "miscrly bore,
Ifnoho1y sauderod you-here j. our pen
Sign yourself NOLaJy, quick hs you can.
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Ordinance for Markets.

CECTION l. BE ii ordained Gy the Burgess
- and 7o,cn Council Of tie Borough Of Ler-
isJurg, and IL is hereby OrdGiHcd by tie GtifhO-
rHy Of the same, That WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY mornings of every week shall
be the Market Times for SAID Borough,
when 1t may be lawful to sell and buy articles
Of produce fCI family use; and that NiRhEI
STREET, fr0ha .,ec0nd 10 Fourth Streets shall
be used Tor shch sales-wagons &c. to occupy
the sides of the pavements on the north side
OF the street from the first of October 10 the
first of April, and the south side of the pave
ment the remainder of the year.
SECTION =. BE II further ordained, That il
shall not be lawful for any person or persons,
either the producers of marketing or their
immediate agents, as huckSlerS or otherwise,
10 peddle or sell in any street or alley or in
any part of the said Borough, any articles OF
produce for family use, other than at the
times and places specified in the first section
of this ordinance; and any person or persons
violating this ordinance shall incur a penalty
OF from One Dollar to Five Dollars. to be re-
covered before the Burgess or any Justice OF
the Peace of Union county as like sums are
recovered under the laws of PENNSYLVANIA.
with costs, in the name of the Burgess and
Town Council of the Borough of Lewisburg
one half of said penalty TO be paid 10 the
Overseer of the Poor of said Borough, and
the other half 10 the informer.
Passed at meeting OF the Council. Tues
day evening, Nov. 3 1857. and ordered 10 be
published. ]. SCHREYER, Burgess.
Nov.6 1857.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

The subscriber has just received splendid
collection of Fruit and Ornamental TREES,
from the celebrated Nurseries OF EhitcanSr y
Barry. Rochester, N. Y.-embracinS the very
best varieties of Apples, Pears, ,Peaches,Plums,
Cherries, Apricots, Nectarnes, Grapes. loose
berries, Raspberries, Currants, Strawberries
Large Horse Chestnut. European Mountain
Ash, American Mountain Ash, Sugar Maple
for street planting, Ever-booming Rose, and
a splendid collection of Bulbous and other
Flowering Plants.
Nursery Grounds on the farm Of Jas
F. Linn Esq on the Turnpike, within half a
mile of Lewisburs. All orders addressed TO
HENRY RNOLL, ,Agt for J.MERRiLL LINN,
will receive strict attention. Terms Invariably
CASH [Lewisburg. Aprl 9, 1857
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LUMBER! LUMBER !!

TIME subscribers have for sale rcr~-
(in lots TO suit purchasers )fi1s..Ti
a large stock of n: :ssx1S,S -
PINE BOARDS-Panel Stuff, slys,s.s=g.zs.
Plank &c. Also 5000 PINE RAILS.
&c inch Sawed Shingles superior quality
Also Square Timber for Buildings:
Which are offered low for Cash, al our Mills
on South Branch of the White Deer Creek in
Hartley township or delivered on the Brush
Valley Narrows road at the end o. our Road.
Noy..O JOHN MCALL Il BROS.
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DENTISTRY FREE.-A down-east editor
advises his readers, if they wish to get
teeth inserted gratis, to 60 and steal fruit
where his watch dog is on guard.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-06-11

THE USUAL REsULT-An 1rishman
in the witness box, was asked what they
had at tue first place they stopped? ? "Four
glasses Of ale" "What uex,?" "Two
glasses of whiskey." "What next p
"One glass Of brandy" "What next ?''
ga fight"
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LEWISBURG FOUNDRY.

~--p The subscribers, thankful 70
cd -'ez> past patronage, would inior-
-'iz5tzs the public that they CONTINUE %
a. = 80 ~ manufacture all kinds Of MILL
GEARING and other Castings. Thrashir-
Machines and other Machinery repaired IN d. /.
best manner. Castings warranted to b. -
good material, and at prices that can not fa.;
90 please. GEDDES, MARSH & co.
Lewl-u burg. Feb. 1851
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-09-07

at lastfounil, anyperson trou-
in any ofIts forms,
,5couviction is certain.
Amorhia or bad matter from
a healthy flow ofbile,
(causinR food to digest well,
tone and.health to the
(the cause Of the disease
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THE Is.s
LIVER INVIGORATOR !!

aPREPARE[lv BY DIR. SANFORD, ID. E. ~
Compounded Entirely from GUMS
II s ON. OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER ME-
DIOINEs now before the public, that acts Catrtic
EnoTn not only b aRs dss 4emsag
the stomach and bowels carry that matter TINS &C.
two purposes eiectualy without any
Il Snd @ ss sss az the same time tGaS
strengthen and build itup with unusual rapdity. @
The LIVER is one of the principal regulators of the
human body; and when it performs its functions well,
is almost entirely dependent the healthy action ofthe
Lesr for the proper perform ance ofits functions the
stomach Is fault the bowels at fault the
In consequences 'of one orgauthe LIVER
having ceased to do its the diseases Of that
practice Of twenty to find some remedy
to couneract the many arrangements to which
sed
has but to try a. bottle, and soOnyictOn scertain
the system, supplying in their placs heathy aow ofLile
PGR4 s [SeS t. Esst WELL
whole machinery, removing the cause Of the disease-
BILI9Gs 4TEseks ere sarea. AND WHAT is
BETTER, PREvENTED, blythe occasional use Of the
One dose eatine to relieve the stomach
Only dosstaEen before fstifhg prevents NIGHT
Ee1 and cures aks9 the bowels
One dose taken after each. meal viii cure DYSPEPSIA
99se o. Two tea' spoonfulsWtl always relev
one bottle taken for re! 4nae
Only Immediately FsiIeves 6off While
oB SS1 fsPssssa 81 6 SEs 1R4
~ Only one bottle isneeded TO throw out Of the
oae bottle tSea qRS slssP al an
DOSE 9s bes The k asH
orto the appetite, and makes food digest we'll FL. -
sse aRs 9&G P1a and
NV IL complaints to the
GShila9sn there is speeder remedy in
~ few bottles cpFesQ DR0PsY. bv exciting he g
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A Z Err S
PILLS
FOR ALL THR PURPOSES OF A
FAMILY PHYSIC.

THERE has long existed public demand for eec-
tive purgative pill which could be relied and
to meet that demand and extensive trial GIFTS virtues
has concusvey shown with what accompanies
but net essy to make the best of al psia one which
should have of the objections, but al the advan
and with what success would respectfully submit
the public decision 1t has been unfortunate for the
crmonous and irritating to the bowels This is not
Many of them produce much gripping pain and revUl
sion in the system as to more than countrbaance the
good to be derived from them. These pills produce no
irritation PAIN, aness it arise from previously exist
ing obstruction arrangement in the bowels Being
purely vegetable no harm can arise from their use in
quantity; but it is better that any medicine should
be taken judciousy Minute directions for their use
in the several diseases - which they applicable
given on the box. 0Among the complaints which have
been speedily cured by them, We may mention Liver
Complaint in its various forms of Jaundice
Languor and Loss of Appetite, Lstessness Iitabity,
Bilious Headache, Bilious Fever Fever and Ague, Pain
IN tho Side and Loins for, IN truth all these are but
the consequence of diseasedacon in the liver AS
aperient they afford prompt and relief in Costive
Scurvy Colds with OF the body, Ulcers and
purity of the bloOd in Short any and every where
They have also produced some sngularly successful
cures in Rheumatism, Govt Dropsy, Gravel Erysipeas,
PapitatiOn Of the Heart Pains in the Back, Stomach
and Side. They should be freely taken the spring of
the year. to purify the blood and prepare the system for
the and bowels into healthy action and restores
their stmuant action on the circuatory system reno
yate the strength of the body and restore the
diseased energies of the organism Hence an oc-
Gasonal dose is advantageous, even though serious
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should
never be carried too far, every purgative medicine
reduces the strength when taken excess The thou
sand in which physic is required be
merated here but they suggest themselves the
OF every body: and this pill is found to better
purpose than thing which has hitherto been available
to mankind. Where their virtues known, the
public will longer doubt what remedy employ when
they are pleasant to take andbeng purely vegetable
harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
For minute directions, see wrapper on the Box.
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q. CARTWRIGHT

NJ u $40 PUB 1T IS HR II, 3
r 1sT OF NEW MUsIc:E . - ltt
~ The Crystal Waltz composed by gentleman Of this
Fartune Teller; (Guitall J. P. Gifin. .s5
Sultan's Polka; (Pano) Charles D. Albert
La Sylphide Valse; (Piann)J Ascher.
La Clochette du Patre piano. Lefebrue Wcly.
Engine Masurka Seutimentale; (Piano) James Belak.
Masurka desTraneaux; (Piano) .Ascher.
The celebrated Rondo Finale, sung by Madame La
boTde; (Piano) max Miaretzek. 5#sT+Ee
Z Also received the following pieces of Music
Bcssie's Grave; beautiful song. .-s.54 @
WHAT'S Home without Brother.
WHAT'S Home without a Sister; companions to Whatis
Home without Mother.
Z Maid of Sylvan Nook,
Flight OF the Robin. -
The Snow has fallen around ne. ~
Also, large assortment of Musical Works &C., &C.
feb5=1w - n -
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
FTNHE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the ATTAIN
tic cities with Western, NORTHWESTERN and South
Western States by continuous Roiway direct This road
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line Steamers to
all ports on the Western at Cleveland and San
dusky with Steamers to all ports the North. Western
Lakes; making the direct, cheapest and reIia6ie
route by which FREIGHT be forwarded to and from
he Great West.
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WIT.nE a. RRO-

RESPECTFULLY inform the public that they have re-
III celved OF the largest fashionable invoi-
ces of Wall Paper and Win0w Shades brought the
city of Wheeling comprising French, English
can Papers and Borders in almost endless variety They
were purchased below the customary market figures
will be sold lows beautiful styles Glazed
Paper at IS cents Rolls the offered elsewhere
lSA If you wish bargains give call, deter
mined to sell such will defy competition
attention of WHOLESALE DEALERS is invited as we can
job goods at most favorable Our stock is
T1RELY NEW and free from old and deprecated styles
carried over from last year. apt
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CLARENDON HOTEL,
NEW YORK

NEW YOIGIA.
TTNHIS spacious and elegant hotel has during tn East
i month, been entirely renovated, and is in
Eetc order for the reception Of permanent and transient
guests. 1t has been thoroughly renovated
with artistic taste, by the firm of GUILE ALLIES The
carpets have been carefully selected Of the most approved
styles and quality, from the establishment w.
soASE and entire new and magnificent dinner service,
tured expressly fer the hotel by TIFFANY q 90.
The cuisine is conducted heretofore the
arged and liberal SCALE by of the first CHIEFS
by three superior artists and with the marketing
the especial direction of G. KRRNER.
This hotel Is exceedingly well ventilated and amply
provided with upwards Of seventy bathrooms and water
conVenences in single we'll suites
The propetors embrace this opportunity return their
sincere thanks for the liberal patronage that thus
crowned their endeavorS and beg leave to every
effort will be made to render the CLARENDON of the
first hotels In the country.
Terms 50 so per day. No charge for baths.
aug2T-1w tw&w*l G. KERNER & j. BIRCH, Proprletors
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TRAINS LEAVE GAINESVILLE AS FOLLOWS: fa
At 21S 1l4O PM, Cincinnati and points as ABOVE
arrival of Central Ohio Trains from Wheeling
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iSUMlLER ARRANGEK1ENTS FOR TIE EASIERNcA
SOUIHERY CITIES.
TmPROVED sC1EEDuIr

IMPROVED sCnEDULE.
HHREE through trains daily Wheeling to Baltimore
Washington City, and all parts of the East South.
East. First the Gin Wheeling, Baltic ES-
press leaves Wheeling at 91O A A. ecep ted ar
irving at Baltimore at 510A. gVing time breakfast
and Eastern connections. Second ST. Louis, Cncin
Wheeling Benwood and Baltimore Express leaves daily
420 P. M, arrives In Baltimore $40 NJ time for
Eastern connections Third the North Western Chicago
St. Louis Cairo indianapolis Dayton CINCINNATI Wheel
at 1870 p NJ, Saturdays excepted, arriving Baltimore
in time for supper and Eastern connections.
To enjoy the elegant mountain scenery take the 91OA
N. train. -
Returning to the West Southwest The trains leave
Baltimore daily folows A. n, arrive Wheeling at
1920 p Ms 6O5 r. NJ train arrives at Wheeling ut 1910
A. Mi and the 10 p. NJ train arrives Wheeling at SIS
p. NJ - O0-
The 4z9 p 81. train, bound East will for wood
water and meals the principal Round
trip tickets are being issued to Moundsve ct and
to Benwood at 25 cents, j. b FORD AGENT
w. p. SMITH, Supt y
L. n. COLE, Gent Ticket Agent. ie8O
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In connection with the above, keep every kind Of
Embellishments and musical merchandise generally
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ments tuned and repaired.
~ All goods warranted at this establishment novS
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WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
WEST AND SOUTH. al
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE. FRANKFORT, LEXINGTON, EVANSVILLE
yTNCENNEs, CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS,
And all points West and Y. South is ;, via. the
Cincinnati, Wilmington and
EVANSVILLE
SHORT LINE RAIL ROAD.
7s0ezos miles shorter 5y this Route than ola.
Columbus to Cincinnati.
Take the Central Ohio Road to
IAN ESVIIIE,
And there CHANGE and take those Of the O. W. z.
Short Line. g..5=
TRAINS LEAVE zANEsYILLE AS FOLLOWS: +.
Central Ohio Trains from wheeling and the
This route through N Lexington, Lancaster, Cir
cieyte Washington, Wilmington and Marrow-the richest
and most beautiful part Of Ohio.
E Be particular and ask for Tickets via the G. w a.
Short Line Rail Road. l
FARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
For THROUGH TICKETS and other Inflammation sron,ra
street, Wheeling, Va.
E. eEsF, Prss't, W. W. B4YIEY, Act. snpt.,
je92-1y ....s.. $50
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEX ANDRIA
RAILROAD.
Ezs.E ga e ElEz9zSss9
ssgzsgz ss7sslslEEs:: t2Sls4
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route.
FOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
9.-.- " TRAVELLERS. # sft ss
Twice DAILY, Sunday night excepted between Rich.
andria.
Hours of departure at Rich
mond. .......:.... 6:46 A. NJ and 7:3OP NJ
Returning leave Washington. A. NJ. and 4 Pm.
Arrive at Richmond. ....... .1:sOP. NJ. and 4 AM
Baggage checks and tickets, through between Rich.
mOnd and Washington. \
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP RAIL,
and beingn excellent order, CARRYING THE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL, give the best guar
antee of always securing connections shown by
yas daily at Richmond and Washington city in advance
the Steamboat line.
PARR BETWEEN RICHMOND WASHINGTON SIS 50
An Omnibus will be found always ready take throu0h
and their baggage of wearing apparel
the two Depos free of charge with ample time for them
take their meals whether going North South.
Through Tickets can be obtained between Danyie and
pleted to DanVte An Agent of the Company receive
the Checks of passengers from the Danye Road,
tend to their baggage all the Way Washington Bal
tmore Depot III -l5i fi -
route 'tl5t = -.5s5lT 5StiE =
Thereigno change of the night between Rich
mond and Alexandria. fel
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Shawls and Mantillas.
700 GRAPE SHAWLS of recent import ration, II ON 5 up
lN1U to so dollars The Five Dollar Grape Shaws, white,
either plain or embroidered, fully worth $40.
SILK SiIAWLS-Plain black and coored, -t ~ if
THIBIT SEIAWLS, Black and Mode, embroidered and
plain; also n few hi gn col 1red and white. 5ftf
STELLA StIAWBS-IVi Of the handsOmeSt ever offered
in this city. with Noire, Rroche and Printed Borders
800 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cling every style market, such
ohautly, Lace and Silk embroidered AMI painS etc.
at very Great Bargains; at ALEX. HEYNiAN'S, VI
RpS-Sm III Main St
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4S4t Y z..ssal . -
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!s
WINTER AdRRANGEMENT.-on and after Monday, De-
every morning, except Sunday at 75D O'clock Pittsburgh
time, arriving in Philadelphia at II so p. m.
at $40. %
The Johnstown Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
daily, except Sunday at $50 O'Clock stopping all
stations, and running Conemaugh Accom-
mediation Train for Turtle Greek Bridge leaves daily e
Sept sunday, at 1910, M The Second ACCOMMODATION
copied, at 42O The Third Accommodation Train for
Turtle Greek, leaves daily, except Sunday, at
press 40 p m; Mail 500 M. Johnstown Accommoda-
ton, II a. M First Turtle Greek Accommodation, 80
Second Accommodation, 10 4O Third Accomm odaton eli
p. $3.50 p r:
Trains for Blarsvle and Indiana connect Blarsve
with Mail Train East Express train West
the JohnstOwn Accommodation rrain East and West.
tons on the Pittsburgh and OonnelsvIe Road daily,
sunday excepted as folIoWs-Mail Train. 90 M; Ex
press Train, $50 Returning Trains Pittsburgh
610 pm. al fsl7lsl7f - =
The travelling public will fnd great! to their interes
in going East or West travel by the fennsylvania Rail-
road, as the accommodations offered,
stone and entirely we can promise safe
y speed and comfort all who may favor thsroad with
their patronage.
/" q Phadelphia. ................IO 90
- :! baltimore. Observation-Disclosures so
8 g Lancaster OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50 -
Baggage checked to all stat;o1s IN M
Railroad and to Philadelphia Baltimore and New York
Passengers tickets In the will be charged
Ten Gents in addition to the Station rates.
lions where the Company has agent
NoTloE.-ln case Of loss the Company will hold them
amount not exceeding 800.
B-The Excelsior Omnibus Line has employed to
charge MOTTO exceed 25 cents for each passenger bag
gage.
At the P. R. r. Passenger Station,
JAM on Liberty and Grant Sts., pittsburgh.
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~ Be particular and ask for tickets via the W. &
Short Line Rail Road. ~ Ff u
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SHEET MUSIC.
Thelargest stock music, musical works &c. &c.
in the Western country. ~
~ Music sent to any address, postage free.-3a
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This passes through N Lextngton Lancaster, Cir
cleytle, Washington Wilmington MarroWhe richest
and most beautiful part Of Ohio.