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CoorERs' TooIs.-An who are In neef

COoFERs' TOoIs.A who need OF any kind Of Coopers
tools might SAGE HOy by calling WiLLIAMs at his
cash store, No "a Public Square buying Ills stock is
complete, and he thinks he the interested cash
oeyers to deal with bin. l'f aug26-dIw
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We learn that usihg tie Friday evening" she'd at
iarael 70 the store 0f scrs. JoHs Wooas Co, Of Muir
mas blown down. njuing Mr.. THOMPSON JAEaETI,
on q ie rza 80 severely hat he died yesterday morning.
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KENTuCKY sCHOOLOF mEBECINE,
- ~ E,oEisvfTfe. KemfuckV.

TTE Lectures IN shis Institution VII ths eEat
Monday In November aud continue four months During
October preliminary lectures viii Be delivered a the Hospital sid
e-1ssHl FACuLTR.
Bent. ". Dudley. n. D. Emeritus Professor o. surgery
Henry Buliitl D. Prosor Of Theory and Praetcs q
Medicine.
John HARDIN NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Cinoal Msd-
n " vF,ivbt NJ d Professor Of Medical Chemistry
~ elsrsh7 H. D. Professor Of Naris Medica and Thera-
Silsson Goldr N. D. Professor Of the Principles Of su-
rsrv and Clinical Surgery.
n n. sirman. D. d., Professor o. Anlymy
Raylses n D.. Rr0oro Of Phyai0logy and Pathological
ns,is' Cumuins, H. D., DenaonstratoF.
Aoi i-i n. B. MARSHALL, ND,
saaon Dean Of the Faeuity.
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The Fayetteville orrpaearns that epidemic prevailing
IN the northern part N Lnco county considerable exten
1t confined to children. They attacked Win fever sore
hrOst and swelling Of the glands and eruption skn
Approximate peay the scarlet fever Many families are
afflicted and number have died
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TWNEACHEIRS WANTBDs-sA gentleman and his Wife
qualified take charge Of Male and Female Academy
and to teach the branches usually taught in first class
that character obtain permanent and profitable situation
in Dyersbur Dyer county Tennessee by making Immediate a
plicaon The situation eeTs unusual inducements teachers
who desire permanent location Address
E--s ---e 4. g. SAMPSON, -
aug17-w8t 81 Dyersburz, Tenn. "a
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On Monday the 9Th Of September the undersigned will open
English Classical school for Boys, in the brick school
south end occupied By cKendee Church.
This building has been Leased Tor term years with TIE view Of
establishing permanent school Of nigh grade. The number Of
pupils viii be limited to twenty
TERMs-For English branches $780, for the Latin and Greek
classics Including branches Of Mathematics So
session Of five months No deduction for absence except
Of protrscted illness B. f. BENTLEY.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OF CERTIFICATES.
Enclo TIE money address for the Tickets ordered,
receipt OF which hey forwarded by first mail. Purchasers
have tickets ending any figure they may dsgna.s
The List Of Drawn numbers and Prizes will Be sent 10 puT-
chasers Immediately after the drawing.
1T Purchasers viii please write their signatures plain, and
ri " their Post Office, Cornty and State
Remember that every Prize is drawn payable full
without deiGctiOn
All prizes Of 900 and under, paid immeiiaey after
the drawng-oter prizes usual time Of thirty days
All Communications strictly confidential.
Address orles for Tickets or Certiacatesto
). SWAN n CO.s Augusta, Georgia.
III Persons residing Montgomery Ala Atlanta, Ga,
can have filed and time, by addressing Swan
& Co., at either Of those cities.
III list the numbers that drawn from the wheel, with
the of the prize that each is entitled TO- will be pub
she after every drawing the following papersA
IGa) Consutionslist, New Orleans Delta Mobile Register
Charleston Standard, Nashville Gazette, atlanta Intlgneer
New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian, Richmond
DISPATCH York Dispatch Paudiug (s Clarion, and
Little Rock (Arkl True Democrat. jy-G
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HICKS Patent Eiase inEs.sl. ms IassuaaIs,r psrso
sosIothsrs. Fer @Esby
iao JOHN YORK ( co.
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History Of the Origin Fornaon Adoption of he osnstt
By George Tekaer Carts.
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Baneroft's Mistory.

Tvs s5sI Hoo , ~. MI HE REaDBX TVS
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ALLISON, ANDERSON & co,

DRANDY.--Isas E superior old otard. Dupey Co. q
Il 8 ale b. TERRASs BBOTllEEs.
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Rock City mIIIss-L z. B1U1LAg d co., Propri
eors. J. E. BAUNAN CO., Manufacturers of ROCK CITY
FLOUR pay highest price all times for Wheat and
Corn, Malls, of Line and Cherry Streets
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White Stone and Cameo We
Colored Stone and Pearl "
Colored Stone and Agate "
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White Lisle Underskirts;
White Cotton Undershirts,
White Muslin Undershirts;
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DUAL AND THE MANIAC HzIREBs. By sEas On Dc
soaa'' just FeeeiTeday ljulys7l jobs YORK
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Any one wanting Flour, Bran, Meal &c. from Rock City
Mills will find Order Box the Post Office w. III.
Gordon Coil Warehouse where the calls four times
each day. liuly95l J. =. BAUMAM & Co.
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Just received today at
Ladies' and Gentlen
irs
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z2~ Bank of West Tennessee, at
49, MEMPHIs-The notes Of this Bank will be
redeemed at the Union Bank Nashville Edtu
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r. HAGAN,
81 MARKET street, Nashvillo, Tonne.see,


Neatly put Up IN packages and NUMBERED
Bankers Cases and Bl Gases, an sizes and styles.
Portfolios, plain and elegant, ali prices bsau
States american ana EHgr.h h a.sortasu,, ~ he es
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9otOLLAIsS, sCARFs, TIES AND CRAVATs,
~ Every style. Just received and for sale By
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-ltsr----g b. LANEER a co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS IND DEALERy "
Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS.
Ne S. MARKET STREET.
E7nqrrrrrrrrs s-.-.r,r
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FOR ale n Nashville b = DENovILEE & BELL.
m4v4--l3s.tF6n.
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Bill PaPeF.--A large lot q Bal Paper, Of various az
md qualities, just received By ie3O p HEaAN-
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% 80. 2. ne p q .as -. :. 80.
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sold by the undersigned deliverable at any place in
the city free Of charge When selling by the quantity rate
Of discount is 10 per cent. from retail prices.
J. E. BAUMAN & CO.
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fNLONES.--Re have Just received per Express Fresi
stock Of Aeandres XIX Silk LislsThresd Cotton an
Cloth Gloves For salsby 1f'
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Exeeutor's sale Of Lands-so'n one, Tive, OF

zo' '-'' n. B. MARSHALL, N. D.,
"a Dean Of the Facuity.
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I ..
and hsaceount method Of putting them ,ogsthur For
SHELBY JOHN YORK 4 co.
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Winter Arrange ment.
EsS 8 3 90 -
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
rRANspnnr A1InN nPRIrp L IL Il u

TRANSFORMATION OFFTUE o r. R.,I
MnkALING SfATUS, nov. III, 1851.
and after Sunday Evening, Nov. Sh, the Passenger
" trains will leave this station daily at san NJ $40
NJ, and ~ ?. 81, Wheeling time. The Accommodation
Tail ,(eScrp SUNDAY y At S:u A. H. will rctlVr and lis
.hargc pR'stnEvrs ut all the principal stations between
Wheeling and Cumberland. The ArrOmm odatn train Is
discontinued on Eat vEt Of road.
The Express train daily, "A r. ~, viii receive and
DISCHARGE passengers at the following stations Only Hen
wood, MOnndsVis, Cameron, burton, hhtOhs Ferry i,
RarmoIt PrttermRn, Grafton, ROVshurg, Piedmont Cum.
bcrland No. u Water Station Fir JOHNS Run,
harper' Ferry, Mon0cacy, Syktsvtlle and WAshnytOn
Junction The MIl train daily (eAerpt Saturday, at 10
NJ will receive aud discharge passengers at all the rn.
clpai stations.
The trains will arrive follows: Mall train "a NJ FL.
press train ir;iS A. ~, Accommodation train from Cum.
berlAnd, atG:S =. NJ, Wheeling tIipe.
". q. wnoDSIDE, supt.
move j. PORD, Agent.
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AYERS
PILLS..
ROH ALI THE PURPOSES ORA
FAMILY PHYSIC.

THERE las long existed public demand for ar al, o
Tive puTRatvO pill which could bo relied on a. suru aud
perfectly safe IN its opsTlton. This has been pTeps y
~ meet that demand and extensive trial Of iIS virtues
has sonsuiyey shown with what success u SsuomplshC
the purpose designed II Is eaIy 10 mare pnSseal MI
hat not cay to make the best Of all pth lone which
should have none Of the objeetionS but al the adva
tagcs, Of every Other This has been attempted here
ard with What success We would respectfully submit 40
iho public decision. II has been unfortunate for lie
patient hitherto that almost every purgave medicine IA
acrimonious and irritating to the bowels. This Is not
Many Of thorn produce 70 much gripping pain and Teyu
sion In the SySen a. 10 more than countsrbalance tho
good TO BE- derived from them. These nils produce no
irritation OF pain unless Il arise from previously exist,
'ng obstruction or arrangement In the bowels. Being
purely vegetable no harm can arise from their use IN
any quantity but il Is better that any medicine should
be taken utirosy. Minute directions for their uSe
in the several diseases 10 which they are applicable are
gwen on tbs boz. Among the complaints which have
been speedily cured by them, we may mention Liver
Complaint, in is varonS forms Of Jaundce Indigestion
LAnEuOr, and Loss Of Appetite, Listessnssi Irrtablty
Bilious Headache. Bilious Fever Fever and Ague Pain
IN the Side and LoinI; for In TRUTH all these are but
the consequence Of diseased action In the liver As m
apetent they afford prompt aud sure relief In Costye
hess Piles, Cole, DysSntery, HumOrs Scrofula and
SeurVy, Colds with soreness Of the body, Ulcers md in
iury o. ths blood; IN Short any aud every where
Gpurgatire IL required.
They hate also produced some singulafly successful
suIes in theumatiIm, Guut, Dropsy, Gravel ErySpeaS
PslpiiatOn nf the Heart, Pains In the Back Stomach
anu sue lhey should be freely taken In the spring Of
the year. to purify the blood and prepare the system for
The change OF seasons. An occasional dose stimulates
the stomach md bowels into healthy action and restores
the appetite and vEor. They purify the blood and y
their sinuant action the circuiaory systen reno
!atc the strength Of the body and restore the wasted or
diseased energies Of the whole organism Hence an oc-
easlnna dose Is advantageous, though no serious
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing Should
never he carried too far every purgatVe medicine
reduces tho strength, when taken to excess The thou.
sand cases in which phySc is required cannot DO cnu-
fated here but they suggest themselves to the reason
oi every body and this pill is found to answer better
purpose than any thing which has hitherto boon available
to mankind. Where their virtues are once known the
faohe WI no longer doubt what remedy to employ when
IN need of c1thartic medicine. Deny sucarWT,ppcd
they are pleasant to take andeng purely vegetable no
BARN can arisn from their use in any quantity.
For minute directions see wrapper on tho Box
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SHEET MUSIC.
IN tbs Western country.
a Nusle seat to any address, postage free "a
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Baggage checked to all Stations on the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and 10 Philadelphia Baltimore and New York
Passengers purchasing In the cars will be charged
Ten Gents In addition to the Station rates. from sta.
tlons where the Company has no agent.
NoTIcE-ln case oflois, the Company will hold them.
selves responsible for personal baggage only, aud for
amount not exceeding 4lUY.
N.BThe Excelsior Omnibus Line has been employ ed 10
convey Passengers md baggage n and from the Depot At
charge mott exceed 70 cents for each passenger and bag
gage.
For Tickets Applyt to J.sTEwART, Agent,
Atthe P. r. q. Passenger station,
jani on Liberty and Grant stS., Pittsburgh.
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
ia MAIN ST., WHEELING.


FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
SToSE & THOMAS take pleasure In announcing that
- they are now In receipt Of their full stock Of Pail and
DRY Goods, Varieties aud MIIIInsry q Gods
They have Just received their Second Fall PuFrhAIea
which, added to their former stock will enable them 70 pre-
sent to the Public more than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Being by far the largest and MOST DESIRABLE stock and
embracing the REST SELECTION Of choice goods they have
ever offered to the Public.
10 their former variety they hAv. added large stock Of
CapenR and RnES Of the latest designs and hest makes
and also beautiful line Of choice Furi suitable for ihr
Winter Tradeto both Of which, we'll ~ u their stock
generally, they invite the attention Of the Trade.
Having been n The Eastern cities short time previous TO
Ing largely with The Cash they have done Tor many wears
ru rs well rs directly from the Importers, and Manuiac
tuSrs In some Instances they able 10 tr inducements
to Cash BNVeFs either by the PIECE or At RETAIL
exec. Il by M similar house Il the West.
To meet the wants Of their rapidly Increasing Trade they
have made, and are making ample lrrAnEemsnS furnish
the Plbc with one Of the best selected stocks Of goods
their line In the West.
In this stock mAy be found fnly
1900 ydS silkS-emhraeinE some the hneGt imp
1880 French MrrinorS, Cashneres BnmbA
Understand MsddomlaS-ol every quality and color,
full line Of the Richest Painted Omhre shaded an
In striped CAshmerrs and DalAEes-mported.
800 shAEls and CloakS-cmbrAeing some Of the
ever offered In Wheeling
SnOn0 yI GinshAm', DrbanI, DelAnsS and PrintI and
61,O0O 81 Domestcs-tmlFA Ing the largest llne Of
American Wooens and Cotton ,is kent by any similar
house, " not hy any house n tue city,
They have Al In their stock with view to closer cash
trade and pledge the Public that effort upon their part
shall he wanting tn please.
They feel confident that they can oer Inducements to
rtnSt cash byYera sXccs by no house In the West II In
the United states No trouble to show goOdS.oods sent
Cars. Hotels and Doats for customers.
~ Always on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers.
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Ror THROUGH Tickets and other information snrnlr
at Central Ohio Ticket Oce, In theSprgg House, Waite
street, Wheeling, Va.
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0Na amer Monday January 1855 trains viii run Is
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
llO9 A. NJ Mall TrAlu, stopping u all stations arrive At
Pittsburgh al $40 ", and At bridgeport i;9i
LEAVE PITTSBURGH:
100 4. ". Mall Traln stopping At all regular stations
Port Homer, soNhs, and Deep Run are Tag
stations for ~ passenger uLibs) arrives nj
Cleveland At 3S P " and At Bridgeport Al
1910 PSI.
95 ?. ". Express rIain, 'opns At all regular stations
arrives a. Brldppor ut I2tPM.
LEAVE DRlDGEroRT:
$50 NJ Express Train, stopping all regular stations
Deep Run, sloAns, Port Homer are hay stN.
tlons OrlhlairAln,) arrives at Cleveland At AkS
~ aud At Pittsburgh At 1915 Pm.
3o ?. h Mall Train, stopping a all stations, and arrives
a. Pittsburgh AtT;4OPN
But one train daily 10 ClSVranI-isiVeS Bridgeport al
I3DA.A
Connections.
Connections are made by all through trains ~ follows
A. Cleveland WlthtrAns for Toledo, detroit, Chicago and
hr NOrh.WeIt also, for Erie, DunEIrk, Buffalo, Niagara
Fails and Canada.
A. St,ubenVlc and Beliar, with the Sleubenyr IndI.
ana and Central Ohio Railroads. for CadE CoshocOn New.
ark, kafntsTIe, 2anCIVr, Wilmington Lancaster Colu.
bus, Cincinnati, lndiai apolls aud st. Lous.
Al Wheeling, with halt more Ohio Railroad for Cum.
bsrland, ApttS Ferry, Baltimore and Washington City.
Local and Through Tickets b. purchased at the VaF.
Gus Offices on the line; also at the Union Ticket Ocr op.
po,lte the LeVee, Wheeling Va and at the Union Once
81 Superior St., Cleveland, Ohio.
suPsrInr ndAnt's OMce,C 4PRR, JAMES FARMER.
Cleveland. Ian %. lkI9 ian2S
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PARE As Low A. BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.

~ BE particular and ASK for Ticket, VIA the c. w.4z
Short Line Eail Road.
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In eSnnseion with the above keep every kind of nv
seal lhStrunehts and musical merchandise generally
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan.
tic ctirs with Western, NOrth.western, and South.
Western States BY continuous Roway direct. This road
also connects Mt Piburgh with daily line Of STEAMERS to
all ports on the Western Rivers and Cleveland and SAM
luIky with Steamers TO all ports on the NOrhWrStern
Lakes making the most direct cheapest aud reliable
route BY which FREIGHT be forwarded to aud from
the Great West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTsDCRGH
FIRST CLAsS-Boos, Shoes, Hats andl
Caps, Books, Dry Good, I'm box T. bales On. w. "a,
and runEs) Drugs On boxes and bsles Oe PCT VO B''
Feathers, RuTs, &c.
SECOND CLASS Domestic shrctng,i
9hirtng and TlckihR, I'm original bales) ~ "a. -,
Drugs u cAskJ,l Hardware, Leather, ''' pr IVo IDS
IN rolls or boTeslwOOI and sheep Pelts
outward.
THIRD CLASs-Anrll,, Steel, Chains Gin
casEs) Hemp, Bacon and Pork, Ngted "a. .,..,
Goose or In casks Tobacco manuiRctu e V'T iVO IDS
ed, Except clcars or cutO &c. &c
FOURTH CLASS-CIihSe, Fish, Bacon Beef
and pork dn easa orbnSes, ea'lWar'IO N. ,o. IL,
Lard Larl OIL, Malls, so Ia Ash, Ger "e r Ioo loS'
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, IiuSIn. &c.
PLOUR,-sl per Dbl. until further notice
notice.
cQrroN-t9per bale not exceeding 800 ID, weight until
further notice.
~ InShrpnH goods from any point east Of PhlaIrl.
pa be parteulhrto mark packages "pid PsnnALlEatfn
Railroad" All Go0isconSgned 10 the agents Of ,hIs roA
~ Phlaitlpha OF Pittsburgh, will he forwarded without
detention.
FREiIHT Aanrs-c Evans. IS Knby street Boston: p
Clarke, No AIor lIoisr and No William street and JChn
Mcdonald No Battery Place WYork Pierce &Co Ints.
vile, o. Irwin o. anil SpringmAn Ilrown Cincinnati O.
C MsllrnR, Madison, Ind Dumr,ril, BELL 1 Co, and
Carter Jewett, Lhu.yille, Ky, pc ORry Co. Evan,.
vile, Ind Sass s. Louis, No; Harris wJrmlry Co.
Ne 'phl,, Tenn; rech Co. Chicago, Ill Glass Fort
more u Stewart Pittsburgh
u. u. HUSTON, Gen' Freight Agent, Phllad,
HlyI III LoMBAERr, Supt, AltoOni, Pa.
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE.


n n
RSanlbu
n aud Unrest
o DnsGo
4 vey
Of shAL
tn rne,B haAn
Nv witt
believed
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REMOVAL.

Pianos, Neodsaui and every kind Of musical ipstru
n.ntS tuned aud repaired.
~ All 70 dI warranted A. this eS,ablI.hmsnt norS
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1878.


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
WINTER ARRANGEMEST-On and AFTER Monday, De.
w eember 3lst,
TIKI PRsr NAIL TRAIS leaves the Passenger Station
every morning. except Sunday at i o'clock Pittsburgh
tmr, arriving In Philadelphia at li.6Or IN.
THE EAPRESS TRAIN leaves the Station every evening"
at 9.tO.
The JobnStoWn Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
daily, except Sunday, At I3D O'clock D. me- stopping at all
stations and running FAR COnrmAugh. First Accom-
mediation Train for Turtle Greek Bridge leaves daily tr
celt Sunday, at luIp, The Second Accommodation
Train for Turtle Greek, leaves, leaves daily, Sunday eN-
c-ptrd, at 4:0 pm. TheThrl Accommodation Train for
Turtle Greek, leaves daily, except Sunday, At &c. ~ M
Returning Trains arrive In Pittsburgh as iolloWs:-Ex.
press, Lao p. Pr; NAIL SUI M JohnstOWn AccommudA.
tlon, II M First Turtle Greek Accommoda alton so a. ;
Second Accommodation, l2.4O Third Accommodation, GlU
.. M.
Trains for BairvIle and Indians connect At BaIr,vle
Intersection with Mail Tram Fast Express train West and
The JohRstown Accommodation Train Enst and West.
Pittsburgh and CDnnellsve Trains, stopping 1t all sta.
tons the Pittsburgh and Connesve Road leave daily
Sunday excepted, foloWs:MaIl Train W a. M Ex.
press Train So =. Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
and Connesylle Road, arrive at Pittsburgh ss5 u and
6i0p.m.
The travelling public will find II greatly to their n,eres
In going Eas West 20 travel by the PtnnSyvani Rail.
road, as the Accommodations Ccred cannot be sur.
passed any other route A. the road 10 baaEed with
stone, and Is entirely free from du's can promise safe
~ speed and comfort all who may favor thSroad With
their patronage
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The Triumph Of Mechanism.
A NJ ERlCAN WATCH ES.

FSNIIESE WATCHES ARE PRODUCED BY TEE
n same system that has made American Fire Arm S
the best in the world II substitutes the rapilitv NJ
precision OF machinery for the slow and uureial e
results OF handiCat. Tire factory consists of series
of machines devised expressly for this est) shment
each part as to he an accurate ut in any %
thousand watches Absolute precision Of time isnery
attained by these watches, the inevitable result OF
their simplicity anu eXactneSs OF structure The case
of their repair is Obvious the makers have always
hand for sale, the different PARTS OF the watch per-
fectly finished, to repair damages.
Besides the watch heretofore offered to the trade,
are now making second quality, uferOr TO the first
only in la wing less finish in inmateral parts and a
lighter case This we offer at n price 50 modeEte as
commend II sound and reliable, and greatly superior
to imported watches Of equal price.
The trsdeare cautioned against English and Swiss
limitations with whichthe country il Hooded Zach If
our best Watches Is engraved the plate, APPLEG
TRACT X Co., Waltham, Mass, and is accompanied
with certificate Of genuneness and perpetual war
ranty- over our signature.
We reit with ENAMEL DIALs, of beautiful quail
ity, watches Of all kinds, the dals to which nay
have been broken.
Orders may be addressed to ms direct, or 10 any of
the under mentioned firms, who are az .nts for the
sale Of our Watches. =
MesTs. COOPER FELLOWS, No. IL Maiden
FELLOWS & CO, No. Il Maiden Lane, NY
PLATT " BROTHER. No. ~ Maiden Lane, y. Y.
-HILDEBURN u BROTHER, PHILADELPHIA
PRATT& REATII- Philadelphia
PALMER & BACHELORS, Boston.
BIGELOW BROS. & KENNARD, Boston.
and Messrs. ROBBINS 4 APPLETON. No. Is Maid
en- Lane, n. Y, our general agents.
APPLETON, TRACY CO,
fehl7-2mdavr C-..FE.t Wahharn, Mass.