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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-02

4 III perspns knowing Themselves indebted to tie
~ firm Of w ters 4 John are hereby notified to
. al and settle the same Immediately or cost will
DO added. We will take all kinds OF produce n
! iouiaetion n debts, WATERS JOHN.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-02
NORTHWESTERN FARMER

NUN INV Ed EnN ANN LII
For 1858.
TRY 1T
Farmers, Gardeners, Fruit q 4
Housewives
DEED PREMIUMS.
~ g36 varieties of the choicest and rares;
seeds for free distribution among sub cri.
ELOWER SEEDS FOR LADIES.
In addition to the above, several choices
varieties of Flower Seeds will be sent to
every LADY subscriber, or to the vito OF
every subscriber.
AGENTS HAVE Elk IRA SEEDS.
III Agents get several extra varieties Of
seeds, and a volume Of the Paper for eve
THE FARMER. CURTAINS
L az or SO large pages monthly,
10 to Is fine engraving, monthly,
Is neatly bound - CO verca monthly,
Each number makes book monthly,
Has more correspondents than any other do
Isdevotsd to all departments of AGricul-
ture.
HORTlC ULTURE.
Ill No other monthly Agricultural Journal
in this country devotes much space to
all kinds of Fruits. The Editor is a prae-
tcal fruit grower of over twenty years
standing in the West, assisted by large
NUMBER Of the OiUe>t ana most eXper fenced
fruit growers in different locaitlcs- many
Of whom " re among the first settlers OF
Wisconsin, Illinois and Iowa. This de-
partmeAt, witt IN itself, is peculiarly the
horticultural Journal for the whele West
embracing s it does, the most reliable
information FROM men who have gath rred
their knowledge from practical observation
and experience in our midst
4 AIDES DEPARTME NT.
"a Each number has Department devoted
to Household aff,irs, edited by a Lady
assisted by large number of Lady cor
respondent, In il may be found knu-
dreds Of practical hints, receipts, &C., upon
every department of Hou .etod work.
UTHAT WE MEAN TO Do. sf~
w Make the Farmer what its pamc would
imply-a paper peculiarly adapted to the
farmers of tbs Nofthwest. IL has larger
number and range Of correspondents tt an
f any other monthly Agricultural paper
1t also contains mere readir z, side from
the advertisements, and more than three
times tho number Of ESGRAvINGs. Try
and zee.
TERMS-Sipgle copy. $l-Five copies, $3.50
Ten copies, $S-Twenty copies, Sl5- and an extra
copy to the agent for ev3cy ten subscri ers
Now reader, send tor specimen copy and Pros
pectus and get up club among your ncighbors -
At IL fr.,. tv1H
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-02
Dissolution of Co. Partnership.

rNIE co-partnership heretofore existing be-
L tween Charles Fl. Abbott and John W. Dat
tou nnder the name and style Of Abbot Dutton
is this day dissolved by mutual consent, and the
business Of the firm will be adjusted and settled
by Charles Abbott, who is authorised to use the
name of the firm for that and no other purpose.
C. II. ABBOTT,
J. w. BUTTON.
Musc,tine. Dacem her 18th, 1857 Jaw
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-02

--L f~L:~L :.-~-- i.---L
club ates,) and sending
us $l2, will be entitled
to one copy free. Terms
Invariably in advance -
Address al letters TO
IL ebert Bonner,
Publish err Of the
NEW YORK LEDGER
A Ann street, New York.
N. B.-Now is a good
time to subscribe, as Mrs.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-02
THE
NEW YOhk LEDGE,
FOR 1858.

THE BEST FAMILY PAPER IN THE
WORLD!
All the FaVOrite Writers retained,
and new ones added.
Still Greater attractions torthe Netr Year!
The circulation of tie NEW YORK LEDGER
is now THREE UUNDaED AND THIRTY THOUSAND
COPIES, VII Cd i, grest'r than any
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-ASTHM A.

ASTHM A. s
JONAS WHIT COMBS REMEDY.
pREPARED from German Recipe, obtained
by the late Jonas Whitcomb, in Europe. II
'well known to have alleviated this disorder Ia
hs case, when all other appliances OF Medical skin
had been abandoned ny him in despair. In no case
OF purely Asthmaic character has it failed to give
immediate relief, and it has eriseted many perma.
mont cures. Joseph Burn,tt & Co., Boston, Pro.
prietors For sale, at Sleeper bottle, by
J. E. GRAHAM.
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w A n TED

W a n I r y .-..9
1O0 F1SS # Corn Hu.bs II G./Snith
lOO Nstress Ercro:. Ter winch a e. pric
viii be given in cash.
Muscatins, Nov. %, is57-rln
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-02

r.n.catinc County Agricultural so-
Ciety.
SECRETARY's OFFICE,
Muscatine, D.c. 10Th, 1871.
The members of this society will please take no.
tice that the annual meeting Willis held at my
Office. on the FIRsr WEDNESDAY of JANUARY next,
,t2 O'Clock 2. NJ, at which time officers for the
YEAR will be CHOSEN, aud all other business which
may be presented will be attended to
J. II. WALLACE,
Ssc'y Mus. Co. ASl Society.
ft --cAr th;s c;tx without
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1858-01-02

THE Cars are making but one trip per
day, in consequences of the break in the road at
Duck creek. they leave for Wilton at about 8
O'Clock in the morning, and return at l p. M. We
,nsaaerstnnd that a large force is employed on the
fridge Duck k, and that it will be re-
paired so thar he trains can resume their regular
trips ON Monday next.
FnsN~PuILANTHRoPY.- YESTERDAY. at the
mission SVoO|o A6I'o1 ''oouGn iauscat,n.s2 -
lot of clothing sintrbuted by the generous patrons
of the school Wa given to the destitute children OF
the neighborhood en- condition that they shoad at
tend the school regularly. It woutd astonish those
who doubt that there many INDECENT families in
the city to the number of ragged children who
applied for clothing on this occasion. We under
stand that there are OF her poor idren that part
of the city to be supplied with suitable apparel and
that more clothing will be needed next Sabbath.
"Ths secret pleasure of generous act
ID the great minds great BRIDE"
Daily, 18th.
RAILROAD CeNNEcrroNs.-In consequence
If new arrangement made by the railroad eompa-
ny, 1.-THE attaching of passenger to the Daven-
port and Iowa City ght train, both the morning
and afternoon trains leaving this city now connect
atsthe Junction with trains going east and west.
HERsuRY's MILL.-This mammoth estab-
;lishment is now in complete running o,der. and
saws an average of 10000 feet of lumber per day
during these short days. When it is kept in con-
slant motion, (which will be the case,) it can
turn out so 100 feet every u hours. We challenge
any other mill in the West TO bot tt-. N-.siIsr
shsy is now saving on contract for other parties,
-
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~ Cnnsu'fa il, fea Five Do'-rs
Dr. work diseases Of the eve the nature and treat
ment of deau and treatment of the deaf and dumb-
lustrated with steel plates-price $40
letters must be BY aster
only will he at my risk.
CORRESPONDENTS must enclose postage. dec26-w6m
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TmK LATEST news,

MZEPEsZZyG + PRoHLE4BLE- 70 EFERY ONE.
eoa8elz=a-e q t-e hard Easss, e1a=5a3%3 70
Il Eyea: VeaE=tioa seliu< Tses Of az eoods
sAA ~ sAsae Si=- o=r sss ofth= er4st bArs4ias
Il EeTerEl ArEi-ies r=c=IT=d az-e=- froz =siac-
CALICoEz, Hith EKe=Pssoz Easah Al 3Iz-r=ae<
a. lge p=- T1r3-
MUSLIN DE- LANES 20 Is syes retaIsd for less hAa
- A. SalT ISL Ari Al ;r5p5rGi0E
FEg-4 or s0s3 Azso-1zi=aI, aa1 n pSzces salt
eVeTyb03G
16sLISs, b7sA B.a=Aea aal BssEa, IS e= eeas les,
tAzn AR sEasr ksase-
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sAADE sAs stasr Assse L he e-y o. Taesias.
BY o;ss=T blIce
oHISTZES-Es-tz Sic Al - esats-
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sIL6s-A YER soad arsi-i= % Es=x sss Al ~ AID
lac sEte % fancy SIX, uors AMI eT=TyEt-e f3- ST.
At oaiy 5 esafs.
LINESs-4z Erti=l= N9Ttta ss- AZ Haly IS
RAsA8ETI,lS AID FRESCd NERIN 9S-of eTery es!-
A. PIis I0Ves oE=re5 bxfore also PLATA De-
lzia=S-gesy enc qaa1ty -. Tor isaE5
KID GJoTEs-Aas;AsE 10. ot tSsa= sztr==azty ese4P
G1u1ii=tJ,a a. ST&=.
Infas-t,1 IN ssH Al aad any q ~ se5i al: ;a.se
hard :ta=S ISAAC P2A.sE2-
uoT II Ie3 oI15z street Caica-
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1878. 1875
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!.
VTTISTRR ARR AHGR1fRSrF - co. Nr,,,s,- n.

NNTLSTkR ARRAGGElESE-0a and af.er Noaday. De-
EHR PAST NAIL TRAIN EesTss the Passenger ssaesn
eIeEy lortnk. except San1AJS 9 o'eloeks PtSbaTEA
fHE EXPRESS Train leaves ne sEst5on eVeTy evening
afs.4o- = - -
JokRsIoEn 4esouuodattou train Leaves Pfttshlrz
odete9 Train foE turtle Creek BridEe leaves day e.
nam iof 4grtle CreeE le9EsS leaves daily Sunday
ceP:1s ~ $50 P.l7- Ihirl Aeearod1tiou Tru Tor
Turtle Cre=k isaEes daily, except Sunday. A. $50
press l.45 Nan, sec M JohEs.0Tn Aeeomuoda-
tioa, II Fi-xt Turtle Greek Aeeoamodation 50 n
SeeSnd AseSrEo4attoas IS Third Accommodation, IL
Trains for Biairsvie Ind1a4 eoaaeet at BsarsTn.
Inte<Seeri0n MAI EaS Erpsss trails Wet 90
R1ltSbrE and Erltn5, EGopIu ~ an Stl-
ttons ts P1tt5arEA AID GoaaeViIe daily
press Train. sap Retarnin= fr1-n Ptt9haFE
AZ CoasesTts Road aITiEe at F:sbaTEbs - n,
acknowledgements UI End It greatly 70 heir Iuteres
IN gong East West travel b. PennsyiFanis Rs
road, IS the 1eo-Elod7toas Orea, cannot Be Sar-
pea on 4zy oteE rose As the rod Is bAllas1ed
Ston=s A1d Il e1rey free from ast. can proEse safe
T. sped aad eoiSF, an Who nay favor thisroa nh
toei[ Patso14se-
.' a PailadsIphta. ...........-.....I0 %
Balsiuore--------.--.------- 50
- - HarriSh7rx.-... -.-..-........ : IS
Bssylse eh=<fed al s.zt55ns On sss PsaasylTaaIa
PSse5ssEs In TIE ears charged
Cess sdiiion tie Staten rates exec from s.a
62=s =s-=re she coaP4ay has no Aseat-
NOTRcd--11 case oftqSs, Company hold TIN
selves FSPoRshae for pRs9Al b8gEsSe only, "a
Gzasant nos exceeding 5Iga
Ss-rae 2reesior oasIbas Line has keen eapIoyedtO
ee1TsF P4sseaEeE5 n Baggage tie Depot IA
exceed . cents Tor passenger and bag
Fer Tlsss:. apasy.o JsTEEART. Aren't,
Athe P. 3 r. Passenger Sratioa,
jail on ESerty aId GraatEts-, PlttsburSh.
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FR ESH RRIUAT.
LIVER INVIGORATORl

PREPARED BIT DR. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
Is oSE OF rHE BEST PURGAFIyE AID Liver ME-
DIcISES beSoselhe paslie tias asts As CasSEfi.
sssssFs And aors sst5ai ylsA7 oser eii=ae
astng asst Ga the Ltres eIe< steE Il %
aaa % ssls . err 81 th1t laHtt thzs ae
painful felta expeeeAd TIE sra.i5aI o. most CT
L par-esi. All 5sea tsEe dlfiT Ia 5I.s, ss. 1i
strengthen an4 baH1 1t ap Nth uaasualFs7saity.
= E t : sns q ne P9sPa. TSlsoEs Of tAe
ne oEsFs o. TIE sySten are tauEdeyeiePed- so1Ge&
Eiesrfar psSpr Perfors.- Haee ofIt Sc
theboHeis a.e faa. ard the male
having esssI 70 DO Ior he isezses or & Or
raea d II 5ors 80. . I Is Z a
20 eSzassrAet the rshny dsEanseaeats % mich
II prove.hSi thlsreledrfS- atls-4 s,,,J .,,,.,-.,
Nd Sish LIVER coA<s PE4L5T,lnanT ofii5 tsru5
rsese G7zs reasEe 4ll7aarbii q hi n ..tzr foe
= hsAir1y G,g p BE,
PURrRTISa TdE BLOoD<EivinE tsas zsi helIsS 70 SSc
os 13sIy eaass O zoe dissase-
BILIOUS ALEAcKS are easel. Am, WAT Is
LTvR2 INVIGORAF0Ri :, ~ = ne
ms sss ,9I I. .t . Tslie.s sr stOsaasA
oats one deset1rea befSfe re:rtls. PteTe6t5 NIGHT
o7'Y on. asse takea al -aszas. loos-aa tAs bs-aI
S=5sy, A74 e7reI S5TIFEyESS
% s2Se 81 sF0 SB0Oafais Viil ai6ays rsileyC
Oae 6slsie ta-a for fe.sl.ie
EaS1s Of u dis=Ase. AL EESss psrles care.
0ny one da1e iza==4AsSly reiisTes IslIlEFIs uAFie
Cle 51se eften re!easei e1rre for C9DLER1
HORBtS. Gna 4 pTeVeattTe- sf CH0EER7.e
- uniE one battle tSrNueede { 70 throw Of thf
SysteEa the edecEs % leIfs-sfae ag s-,r lssEFs
E4O1e h7ttte taken rnzaTesl "a nj
iogae5s OF unaNsEr1l eolsT-'fr0z1 &c lktn
One dose tAEeI s1Sgtsilas before easfaf siFeaTfr
OF % tAe aPF=tises And usateSsf5od diEeSk vel.
RRg4 IN Is gosss f5:ll,. sssas SFITER 41 All
SS8bL eoaplAlnts yisf5Z alslsst 70 the GFSt aese.
O2e or t-le hoses elnes bJ WORMS IA
tere e % sPeelieT reFae3Y n
g. fs1l sostiss elresnDRORSE. by e1saas d.
We tAke PeASlzel rzenltns Ekfa
aEerenttye ror EETER AND AGCE, CHILL FETRR
ana ~ EEtkatS q = RII.- LIoES TYPE Il o=SersteE
Tn ths1aan1l wiling - te1ttSS 70 ia
AZ RA0 EISE II ARE 9TVT-FP THEER IVA NJ
A0SN z - 14H0S 7 y rs "A FOR.
1ts sease = ~ llsasa lsel IA 1lFfFoaEtor Gsd
TIE LIVER ITVIGORATOR
Is a SCIESTIRIO MEDICAL DISE0TERF. as3 h 9S5Fr
FSazR cures bleVs. IferreEaF M
- Hsi 11es efesG 5sleff, 8ssd5sl me
sIAa enc eo:ste any fIrf n ETTsP
saSaAa 6eI!eses Al 81 4tish sAe reEl q 4 DIS
PRicEs OK poLlAR PHI BOTTLE
DR. SANEpR'ls Rrl7pr5E91F, SIS Rroai!niv ge-
Anfi Eetr1tAed b. an nrlEEistt- SD aEnD b
slyt4-Iy r Il LOGAN q CO. EYke-lf.- y,
WHEELING MARBLE WORRS
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BIZ cAEzIE cAzsors, TuE EAzAeoT BAzD.
At daybreaE, in his eurtained bed,
John Jones was dreaming by the hour,
While visions hoated through his head
OF castles made Of buckghezt iour.
In dreams he saw the gTiddle splitter,
And cakes al Eeltering in the butter:
In dreams the Biddy's call he heard,
Then jumped from bed almost half froze,
Then hurriediy pulled on his clothes
As Eild his thoughts and blue his moss,
As Eden's garden bi=d-
At daybrezk, IN John Je1ess kitchen,
The Biddy butt her glowing ire,
Prepared the cakes, divine. b@4Si3ehias,
To crafty JONAS hearts desire
There Biddy stood, that blessed morning,
With serious thoughts Of giving warning
To Jones female mate
Anon, she sfiF'd the flaming batter,
And baked the cakes with noisy CHATTER,
And then Transferred them 70 the platter
A heaPing piled up plate
An hour paSSzd on. john Jones aEoke-
That bright dream vas his list
He woke to hear dreadful shrek
Come frosa the Iarynx OF that Greek:
He woke to hear her awful yell
He woke to hear the breakfast bell,
And buek2heats falling thick and fast,
L. tE1sAA N4O-4a4
And then, with voice As trumpet loud,
His children, John commands:
Eat! while blazing are our fires;
Eati for your mother, sisters, sires;
Eat I'LL each mothers soa expires,
And ''run cat" are yoGr sands :"
They eat, ike brave boys, long and we'll
They piled the buekThe4ts quickly in
They congueEedl Bat John Jones, aS fell! !
The buckEheatS choking him
His few remaining children saw
The smile around lis fallen jaw,
Aud the great deed Was done!
They saw Ia death his eyelids close.
Calmly, as to nights Tepose,
Like flowers At set Of sun
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PENNsYLVANIA RAu.RoAp

PENFSYLVAHIA RAILROAD
TNHE GREAT O2SFRAL ROUTE. eonneetiag ths Allan
&c etsses VIII Hes-srn, Nors- Western, south
Western stStes By eoa:os R1iEay direct. mis- road
also comets At PtEbar With daily line OF SsSazers .
5 ports GA the Western Rivers II Cleveland as san
aas<E TirA SteanaerS % Al p5rts stern
roHts 6y With FREIGHT be forwarded and frnzs
tAe Great Fes$-
RATS BETWEEN PHIL ADHLPHIA AND PTTFsBuReH
FIRST CLASS-Boots Skoes, Hats sziiS
CapssBOsks, Dry Gc0ds On boxsS, tales -
stI1<Sl OT1Ez, in boxes and hatesl - ~ -
sEe1EherHs 1
SECOND CLASS-DozestEc Sheetiax,
SasEf5nEBnd Ticking, fin orsEfnai hal
DfuSA ttR easEs.l ftariE1re, LessieF pa ~ H.
Ga rolls or boxe51E0sl sheep Pelts
FHIRpCLASS-AnyilS sseel. ChaIns(ja3
eask39 Heap, Bacon. sud POri, s5Stesi :.
Q9Oseor4C EasEsl Foh1ec5 'e RsF 1eo Ia
ed. (eEeent GislEs orElt.l r. Re
FOURTH -caSse, Filh, Blson, Beefl
4ad Pork On etssE o. b9Ees, eAssBRrl.l
Asart tzzt 7l N4iEsy So4A Ash, RE ~ rs
nan Clay, f4r, Piteai. R1sin e. s'tH
FJ0UR-E5s per EbI. ursIl farther nosiS.
GRNS-4n leads IS eentI Per lsdTbt uss5I e.y.I
notice. - Alit @tt1'e e
C9TroS-S2 per Misunderstanding Sas fbsvei-s. mn
~ La shEaPlag Eoeas frSa any point east o. Pfi,s.l
y FAEttcE1Ito l31Ff nsckHsel %sliI FeuRFf-TIf1
fattf7 Al GOots s1asi=a=d TIE aEeats 81 ftsTsSs
- or VII be forH1rdeI. Ufkoat
FEEt71r sESFs-C Rgans 81 EIIbr st-... Fo,t,,-
GtarSer Astor Ho1se, yIaz Ftrees - yeb.
~ 80 EettsTy Pace Pier-e ECo zaaeS
lrs11 = =, aud SPrilsHn BroEn Cinef1usff q
RC:A=tirEl, N1its9a, ta3= Du7aesril Bsi 9 - -
Oiftef& JeEstt L21tsFiIle, KT: g. 0RfIey Co Fvans
nue. iaai = sass, $ L91ss No; Harris 4 -
asIs 70; z Sc tsr Pasla: MagraG Kooas Bait
g. h HnSF0S. CfeaT Fref.Ae A rsnt pl,yl.4
aPslyi HI LoABAERT, sgPs-, AitOoaa, Pa.
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THE IN TELLIGENCER
OHY JOYES

Ms azpEre4 At Bsau5oH De "a, 1s-S foz Gtsdeb
efB1.Eza1sqf CEEsG dtRer asffng fursGs-sts JdEs55
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Really a Capital Produetion!

ME ssebsity Of GAvetty's Mel=ateJ Paper tor the
t5r-ei2ssf L ra7ahg set1s eys=!ed shrouzhout the
Uait SeAtes II Is o. articles pat
tbs paSe- Il O5Tlas=s the OF SIy-pcIsoued
White paper, a1d ptpeE stained with re P-Odssing pin
may be relied On II issas nae All lt bank PI
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE g. OHIO n. Il.


WINTER ARRANGEMENT
AS a4d aer Hon5ay, SD HoTeaber, ISIS The tEains
" I'm foIlOUS-EEs
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aldsEe Ard Washington City ECpress leaves daily 5f
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6EeAkf1st And Eastern eonnee4fona-
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Daytp1. Cine5nn1t ceiling BeaSOod BAL.
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z N (SAfardhy eEeesed1s srTiEfns Bat90Ee P.
II u ttE1e Ter. EaSteIn eouaectsouA-
eni5y The Reuntain sce1erT pAssengefE Hold
take the llao A. n train Cumberland
IMP By TIE $50 A n
IetaTni1 % me west AID ssa-Eest TIE traias Rave
Bllttzore daily fslous= F5rst-he Sis A. train
AZ Wheel.nE 635 P. n See9na-The 80 P n
traia a-riTes AZ EFheeltaE ia=S9 A II
Te i9 A n train ESaad E4St gi stop stlEJons
ketEeel = hesling md cg1beIIaad
Ro11d trip dSSStS being 5saed MoundsTe II -
cents an4 . BsESooa at25 sss J b FORD, AGENT
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ms route passes thro1sh s. Lxa4en, Lancaster. ca
e.eTie Washington, WJl1tnetou and laFr51-tbe 49,,
AID mos beszrfli Part Of Ohio.
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TEAMS LEAVE ZASEsVIlLB As FOLLOWS.
Al i2-lSSI. + il=SR PM C5nennatf rIl.S A.
arrival Of CentTal OhiO Trains Ero1a WheIIn ~ -
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FARE As Low As BIZ Any OTHER RourI

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HEMPFIEID RAIIROAD5

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"a deTerr1 besgeea the hozr3 p n, a
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MID Of SJiTan Ss0k-
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WHEELING TO CINCINNATI
WEST And soUH
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
CINCINNATI.
LOUISVILLE, FRANKHoRE, LKEINGToS EVANSVILLE
s SI s SSs.s & e4IE s A 30, 2 I95
Cincinnati, Wilmington and
ZAEESYE9LE
SHORT LINE RAIL ROAD.
Tisslse Mills GEorteT b. dis Route thaa .ia.
CotUn4oass to Cincinnati
Take The Central Ohio Road to
GAINESVILLE,
Ana tAsEs czAzsH cAHs aad =ake shose ef c. W
TEAMS LEAvE ZASESYIlIR As FOLLOWS.
Al ls:iSI il=R PM for CneinnatI sEs roIl.S 4,
arrival Of Centr OeIO Trains Erozs RaesIEn ID -
East
e.eTs, Washington, Waaiaetoo and Hafr5aEsse Iissst
aid mas bs11ttfli part q onio-
H-Be PaEsssql.E saa .sk fos 11zsess IA. Is. cE-4z
FARE As Low As BIZ Any OTHER RourE.
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q CE-I ose 1iIkst oee, n hesPriEs House. Water
Z eEsT tsE rsz.s WV RA4LEY: 4s..sspe,,
.ss StEsannAa. ZAEesTIiies o.
Virginia Central Railroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
go -
Great Northern and Southern RTal Route.
FOB SoRRHKRS, SOUTHERN AID sEESTERN
wee DhfII, Gs1ae4y nisAt eEsePted betEeea Rseh-
Il II.
andri1- =
Hozrs Of departure ~ KzeA-
Eson4 tei5 A. n AID rs P II
kessIainE leave WasainEsoa--- A AID RH
Arrive At R,ssaoal. ia P. N-aad4 An
1lond And Washington
THESE TWO RAILRoADS HAVING 40 STRAP EAIf.
11a betaEgn ereeeGtRr4eT.Gza CAREYIStS TFTR
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN NAIL, giTs tkE bss4 gf;SF-
aee q AI1ys sE5Ea 81 hrTS-
the Steamboat lfae-
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passe9se-s AID the4=
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ISE Through Tsssts aai ether information, .nSnsre
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street. Wheeling. Va
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ITO those WEsO EEEZ NJ INSTTTUTR. "a RElfTF
a E9e Sc, and tsns ssrzEe 6UAKANTRE EHEIoLAR.
AfJ tlzse h=rs - September
keeFtng and lts CoarteE7l BT SersEe IEeEa1iTe a,
pfoysertta CoaHEFetal Hszsea a Aeeo,nSp,
within ninety d1lS amer erazs 81 s.. fby m
b iEdenutded % TIE fan - al
ton, and TINS reaIise
Rree TnI1ion. or IsucraIiTeS
GT1d11@eS fr0-a thil Iissi5e1 EisE resFs-si
BE ana ileratiEe PeItisns casS Bssk keeers al
RairoGa Oee CisTS, in dfEeTeAt 4IsoEs tie eoSrtYT
and are being by 6-sauasss Il
any ether NeEcaHtie CoeEe- II-neE IS
leled taaae9entS EAlcn nSGhnE zre4t SapeEar
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Address t6e 1ndeE4iS-si far fzrth-r sa-tE--l.--
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Ana there cEAzs1 cas- AID take dose 81 ths G. Wkz
Short Lac
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IN RoXEs SrsSs DetrisSss c5as55,,,i 49, -, -,
ree.iIe1 ri. iay ~ RagrsRs l5 fST sSis :. 49,,
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