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Card from Dr. Inmes M. Larrc1l

OF TAE NEW.l ORR Lung INFlRMAKY -My
connection for Tic pact eight years with the amve ls
Steady devotion 10 the Cure "f Fuim mary Consumption
ana its Kindred diseases, tgeth.I wh my unriyur up
poTlues aud advantage ut lathph RIt7t irstnclaidt
MOI mite Oy pefI'cI system o Medical lnha!n'A nus
enabled inc 70 arrive decisive, Direct and succcSiu
cluTse ui treatment for the tc and radical cure {" all
cseates ui the IhIndt Lungs aud AriIssHsrs. by In
fAiuion the vapoI and curative prurtrles 81 medicines
are directly uddreesed to the seosed euIs and the mt
uleat do not advise the use OF Medical limitation u
any kud, u the exclusion of gtuvu lTcatueut nnd al
thought consider II useful uuuvul IN the proper man
a.rient OF tn Sc feaIful and ,itrn Cual diseases vet
deem very necessary that esch Dairt should have me
btnehl ui buth general sHd 'ca! uu,tel lEt tA'; ;ss'
OF my Ieanent Ia the above discusses and the high char
ac,eG OF The Institution which have ST. rs had fe
heno to preside, are to- well known I" need am 'H 81
comment from A. the sIriaiinu ul n"nN pllNWe
and professional friends, through wn,se ThianhPc u9
the shove charity has been long and hse rally snppru
and acI due cpnsideTdti H. have c,nciudtd u aAe
ch arrangements Will bIg the dement's at my eAIe-
Ileuce ana treatment within the reach Il n ana MOT S,n
fine myself as heretofore those only who entered the
nhInaTy, ar who able L. visit mo a. my oihcr-
Hoping IhsreivTe that the arrangement Will give en'ue
satisfaction brth 10 NY professional Me'hth ana ihe pun
lie, would respectfully announce Oh '"t'i' '' " V"n
now be Consulted Ptrs nay "T ~ 'rl,i' on q" as
above and that the mrd, es, the same rs used M the i-
stitu ton prepared suit each IND ijua casr, lhas
VappIs Medical luhacrs &C &c, Wi. he igTwHroed ny
express any part uf the United states or me Cuauns'
TkSMs-My terms o Treatment by le'ief are as .nHsi
viz per month fr each putirUl, which hciudc meo-
cine sufficient for one m"nIhs use o.S InIb ~
and an lnhamg ApPatatls Payments as tl"u"s 81
be paid to xPftss Agent receipt ~ the "l he'
cine and the balance 60 at the expiration oi TIE mNh'
the patient cured iscnliGry satisfied whlhe te"l
ment Patients by giving full history "l lhcir ease ara
their synntcns in fu can he trr ID well by letter az
by ret s1na examination Patients avnre themselves OF
Dir Janetts treatment may rely upon nn'nedistc a'u pl
ment relief as he sell m bus treat case over huV
days. Letters advice IT1mntly answered f'f'
thor particulars adde's 1000 ., -.-,,.,-,-- =, n
No $50 lv1ajv-y C0,. Trra,H So n. B..
p S-Phy hysicisns 0.uu-s vs.r.E thre,y r 70 60
fny invited To cal q. Tie luirmay, waeir macy inter;
sste eases Gun be uiuiessc aud where our nnHoNeo
apparatus fo the inhalation e nledicaled va9r can 10
seen ai~l Inspected
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n. II. Q. BRcCEET,

23 C!;G' Street, Nsa' York,
MANUFACTURER OF
Gil A 3 = SY RIN L $. HOMGPATHIC
Walls GRADUATED MEASURES,
NCKSlEG BOTTLES, ETC.
Glass Ware for Chemists uvaggss,s, Peifumers.
Photographers, etc. 4 ,!scss.' tI52uan: made 10
lie trade. Orders from Country Druggists and
Dealers solicited. Price Lists sent on appiicu
lion.
August lsSS.-3m
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07

HY SAMUEL ii. RornERaEt.-A Among the
prominent candidates for Sheriff of Philadel.
pha at the ensuing election is Samuel II
Roihermel Mr.. II. is native OF this Coun.
ty, gentleman of stern integrity, an excel.
lent citizen aud n very popular man.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07

INTEREST PAID.-The interest on the State
debt, due on the first Of August was paid at
the Formers and Mechanics Bsuk, Phnadel-
phia, on Monday the "a inst. This is TIE
first time that the interest has been paid at
THE Bank. The money had been deposited
there by the State Treasurer for tie purpose,
ia compliance with un act of the last Legis
lature,- R1rrisAprc KCystoHe
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07

,y' The mails frsm Philadelphia nre only
about half right The postmaster at Phila.
delphia sends the letters and papers, about
one half the tmc, by way of Harrisburg, and
the other half by way of Pottsvi'le This is
all wrong and should be corrected
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07

IFSi 900 RhWARD will be paid for any Medic-ne
lAat wIH excel fkAlI BUTCHER NAGlC olL
for The following diseases rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Spinal Affection Contracted JOINTS, Cholc Pains, Pains
IN the Sie Back Headabhe Tuuihache, Splans sure
Throat Cuts, Bruises, Burns, and all diseases f the skin
Muscles und the GLANDS None genuine without the sig
nature OF PRATT BuIcHER attached 70 each lhhtl-
Principal Office 2O6 Washington street. Brooklyn, New
York. sid Ly
Albert w. Fisher Druggist, Market street, su'bury,
rsS- This is to certify, that | have made
but one application of the Magic Oil on my
fingers, which have been drawn from contrac-
tion of the cords, brought on by rheumatism,
Ii was OF seventeen months standing, and
now entirely cured, cheerlully recommend
it Co all afflicted likewise.
j. NJ. FINBRoOK,
Harrisburg. " Locust street.
July 25, l967-Iy.
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AT TENTION !

The best article in the world for raising
WHEAT
Is LEINAE'S SUPER PHOSPHATE OF
LINE, al $40 per ton, or SCI cts, TO-, by the
hlrrc
Analytcd and recommended for the Wheat
and Grain Crops, by
Professor CIIAS. +. JACKSON, Chemist of the
United States Patent Office, Washington, d. e.
II will repay the outlay 50 10 100 per cent
and will not burn the seed by comimg in cOu,lct
as Guauo does.
I'nr Ir--PRuvE lr.
Il \. LElNAI'. Proprietor,
No. >! South FRONT Street,
rhiadelphia city, Pa.
Or Of my Agents, throuchOn, the Country
Analysis can be seen al my DiicC. Cash
Mailed with the order, Wi! receive prompt at'en-
ticn.
A liberal Jiscoun, to StoTckeepcEs Who buy 10
sell again.
Pacyphie,s. can he had q; my OniCe.
Augcst !, is5s.-3m Ga i.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07

lady having written letter. concluded il
as follows; Give everybody's love to every
body, so that nobody may he aggreved by
an!ecdy icing forgotten by somebody."
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07

uyr TIVE. TArLn-The corrected time.ta.
ble Of the running on the Northern Central
road, under the new schedule, will be found
in our paper this week.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07
GROVER & BAKERS
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
iGS BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
80 CHEsNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.

EP- These Machines now Justly admitted
to be the best in use for Family Sewing, new
strong, aud elastic stitch, which will not rip,
even if every fourth stitch be cut Circulars
sent on application by letter.
Agents Wanted.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07

EY- ADMITTED j. ii. Campbell aud Sol
omon b. Boyer were admitted TO the Bar
on Wednesday last, to practice law in the
several Courts of this county
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sUNBURY PRICE CURRENT.
New Advertisements.
Senator.

ts@ We are authorised to state that II ENRY
DONNEl. will he candidate for the SENATE;
subject to the Democratic Rules.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07

e5sr R,,x.-The fine continued rains Of
Monday aud Tuesday will greatly stimulate
the growing crops.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07

H. The editors absence will account for
want Of the usual editorial.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07

ey Arthur's Self Scaling Cans or Jars
and the Old Dominion Coffee pot, Tor sale nj
this Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07

The remaining precincts in the county yet
to be heard from, will increase Barrett's ma.
jorty TO nearly, if not quite. seven hundred
votes.
The whole Democratic ticket is elected by
an average majarty OF 500.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07
M A r r | A @ n s .

On the 22d inst, by the Rev. G. g. Er.
leumeyer, Sol. MAtIcK, Esq. OF Selioegrove.
TO Miss. MARY ANs RousH, of FrFsburg
Snyder county.
=. On the 18th inst, by the Rev. s. Doraer.
MR. ID. w. GAuGLER to Miss LIzzY AsNs
Orr, both Of Selnsgrove.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07
WiIHrsnAnRR Anr. q.

Col. John l.. Butler, an old and esteemed
resident of the Wyoming Valley, died this
afternoon at this place. lie was generally
known throughout the State.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07
Late from New Mexico.
ST. LOUIS, August Q.

A despatch from Independence, dated the
Goth ult states that the New Mexican mail,
with dates to the 18th, had arrived.
The mail party encountered violent storms
Of wind, hail aud rain on the route. No rain
had fallen in the vicinity oi Santa Fe for
several months.
Large bodies OF Indians were met on the
plains, who manifested au unfriendly feeling.
and evnced Il disposition 10 forciby relieve
the mail party of their arms and PROVISIONS
The Fourth Of July was celebrated in fine
style at Santa Fe. The declaration Of Inde.
pendence was read iu English aud in Spanish,
and addresses delivered il both languages.
The Apache Indians, heretofore so hostile
4 the whites, are now perfectly friendly. end
gagged in planting large crops Of grain on
3Eonetto river. Travellers aud herds pass
rhrough ther country unmolested.
y A large party Of Callornans, who arrived
at Albuquerque the latter part Of June, have
determined to take the thirty fifth parallel to
accomplish their journey.
The commercial news is unimportant. Bu.
siness was dull, bat the prospects of a speedy
revival Of trade were good.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07

DR.. Mott, of Union College, has been fifty.
I've years at the head of that institaiien.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07

gsg Sign OF TUE TrMEs-A At recent dis.
play Of fireworks at Bedford Springs a trans
parency bearing in large letters, the follow
ing legend, was an attractive and interesting
feature -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07

NEW York, Aug. 4.-The exciting cricket
match between Canada aud the United States
was finished this afternoon. The Canadians
we're handsomely beaten Their first innings
were 81, and second innings l0l The Uuit'
ed States, first innings were liI, and the
second 56, with 6 wicksts TO 90 down.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07

Esy For RESr-A house in Market street
Apply at this Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07
d L A II II S L.

In Norihumbc Hand, on Sunday, the LIST inst,
JOSEPH, son Of Marks and Mary Priesily, aged
years.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07
Missouri EIpctiun.

ST. LorIs, Aug. ,!.-Incomplete returns
foot up tho Congressional vote IN the comfy
US follows:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07

Du TaNs Galranic on, is blessing to in.
yal;ds for it will relieve them Of their pains as
soon as it is taken internally. or applied ex-
ternally. Pain and misery can not exist
where the GALNANlC OIL, is used.
AGES!s FoR DU Vans GALvasic OL-FriUng 4
Grant, \. w. Fisher, De r. d, hcCa", C. Wenk, II,
Maize BrrgstrsGscI 4 Hun.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07

Consumption, the great scourge by which
so many are doomed TO q premature grave,
could iu many cases be eiiectuaAy cured by
simple remedies, if taken in season. IFis.
tGrs Cherry Bo,Sam has cured hundreds wi L.
in few years.
For sale by
A. w. Fisher and Fr.ling e Grant, Sudbury
Hays & Mccormick, McEwensville,
DR., Il. b. McCay, Northumberland,
j ohm +. Caslow, Milton.
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M, rur.
oseed both
.,t in parlia.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1858-08-07

Eg' The Scotch Iron Contract, recently
effected 10y the Government is denounced in
the warmest manner by the rress, the North
American says:
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music. MUSIC. music.

MUSIC, 4VLuSICI ItLuSIC-
Isr Music, jus; rse-iys1 tsis -larniHs;-
Il Shower OF PeaFi--f-, NtrS-llaic.
WAY do Sufifn Roses Fairs ChIld tie Eesu4llt
Gambler fe--HnaA and t.aiacr quick st=t.--
National Union.- CfneeT's F'JncrsI.
Long long Weary Dav.-i have Mother Vow
GINA ~ star II: tiit -gl;inrAo sight Tii.rr.
- tie CaptiYr:--Ilie II ~ Mother Died.
Tarant=iia--The Rock Beside the SEA.
iir- TrouhE dotEf Solig.--tl'er the Lone Sea.
IA. Last Meeting Win she Old Frigs.
And otters. merton. No charge
ing- Cal; and see. loe15i PAYNE : Co
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C.GAI,FORTHS

Ale and Porter Bottling Establishment
ZANE 5TEEET, usrTEEss SIKH SIS.
EAST WHEELING, IA.
GOOD supply Of Slitis celebrated Kennel and Other
"A Aies brown Stout and Porter, always hsnI- Tav
and families supplied the fsst reasonable
~ All oriers aiiressei-Box Ne 41T, Pos;-Oiee-T'h
be promptly attended to- as
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland, P1ttsburg & Wheeling
Rail. ROAD.
.z77<z5aea ssszzzs7 80 49, 81 -


sS5se5ss 800 80 5000
ON ana aieT Monday. Marcel, IS, Sundays eePted}
" Trains VII run a. foiioSs
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
1910 p " IalT-,in stoIpia- az stations; arrive ut
Fitts5rrsi. at So T. II. and EFidEePoTta at SO
1890 P 81 ESpres Train, s.oplns u all regar stations;
DIST Roche styr md VIEW Salisbury tag
lions for tins iraiiil and arrive az Pittsburgh At
800 = II.
LEAVE IHIDGEPoE7:
ESQ A. NJ Express Train Stopping al regular stafford;
sTTire at Pisssi'r-i, ~ ~ 4. II and n CieTe
2;aJ =. ".
40 " Aiail Tram. stopping st III regular stato51si
agtivc Pittsbarst. at $50 i. ii.
LEAVE rTTT>uJitiiI:
A. Train, stopping al stations, aud arrives
at Cleveland - go r NJ and at bridgeport At
1i:u5 :. NJ.
p " Express Train, stopIir regular stations;
rive at Bridseport AZ SO = ~
Iut BridscfoEti Cleveland daiy--csye>
bridgeport clio A. NJ
Excursion Tickets from I'riiyeor, TO ril.shurs
turning. s;,'5. f;."'i t'eo IGr- 'a,is.
Connection.
Connections u'air By althrol=l trains as fcoVs:
=iaId trains for Toledo, D troit. Chicago ,i
The $orh al o, for Els, DaHSrS, Buffalo, Ni7sra
Fails aui Canada.
~ Sre.fenyiII- and Bcair ii! tn, Steuepvile Indi
Contra Ohio Railroads, Caii, Coshocton. Sen
ark. GAINESVILLE. 5Ills Lancaster Column
bus, Cincinnati indianapolis and :; Louis.
Wheeling With Baltimore x OHIO Railroad, for CuII
brrand, Harr's Perry, Bsltia"ie Sls Washington CITY
Local tiy1ugh tickets purchased the various
offices ;le iine also al the Union Tcet oee, opposite
the Lsyer. Wheeling, Va
G!cyeiaut, Match ii Sup't.
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( HAN CrE OF SCi1Gl / L.
TRANSPORTATION OPFICE b. & o. 4. II.

TRANSPORTATION UFFICE B. & o. Z. T.,
NHEEtING STII-U5, Soy. 1JII. 1891.
~ and SHulay Evening, Roy. si. the Passl
- trains viii leave ;s station !aiiy at slo \ NJ, 80
p NJ and 10 y. IL Wheeling tiiac. The Accommodation
daiiy, except Suud;y.g -v 81,
charge passengers all tae principal stations between
Wheeling Cumberland. The Accommodation Is
discontinue u - i.aaI end of road.
The Express train daily, i:tl y. NJ, Will AMI
Discharge passengers the foOviac stations only
wood, M0undsvi!e, Cameron. Burton, Bentons Perry,
FairmoIJ, seteTmaE, G-aan, RowisburE, Piedmont. Cum
bcrIand, No. ~ Water Station Sir johns Run, Mariinst,
HarPer's Ferry, Afonvccy Syk=ssille and Washington
junction. The Ni, triu daiiv (cxc=t Saturday,
u. NJ, WI ans. discharge passengers ar8 tse Pri
cipsi stations.
The trains IN arrive 'iiows: Ala train a NJ IL
press tain 1888 A. ST., Accommodation train, from Cum
beriaud "a Ga p u, Wheeling ti.ne.
.. q. T0ODsiDE sup't.
uoyg ). FORD, AGENT.
1919. 1875:
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GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE


FALL AND WINTER TIADE.
CyT0NE * THOMAS take pleasure in announcing that
> they in receipt Of tleir fun stock Of Fall and
Winter
DRY & Gods, Varieties and millinery Goods.
They kaye Just received their Second Fall Purchases,
which, added their former stock viii enable them 70 pre-
sent TO tie Public more than
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS,
Ecing the and MOST DESIRABLE stock, and
embracing the BEST SELECTION OF choices goods they
offered TO the Public
they have added large stock Of
CArpeng and Rugs Of the latest designs and best mates
and also beautiful line of choice FGFs, suitable for the
Winter Tradeto both OF Whos well 20 their stock
generally, they invite the attention Of the Trade,
Having the Eastern cities short time previous
the late heavy rise In all kinds Of Cotton Fabrics aud buy
ing largely with tn Cash, they have done for many
p1s well directly from the Importers, and Manuiac
instances they abs to Ger Inducements
Gtsh Bggers, either by the PIECE or at RETAIL
exc. ID by similar house II the West
To meet the wants Of their rapidly increasing Trade they
have made, and making ample TTangeuentst 70 furnish
the Public with 81 the best selected stocks Of goods IL
/ their line in the West
: In this stock be found fully
12,Ou0 yds slks-embraciug some Of the finest Inn
5000 =" French sIeriaoes, CashJHeEes, BoEbl
Ththets aud Maddorias--of every quality and color,
full line Of the Richest Painted, Omhre shaded
/ in striped CasAmeres and DelaiSes-itnported-
/ 400 ShaWls aui CloEks-embTaeDg some Of the
offered in Wheeling.
ooa yds Giaghams Debazes, DeIaines Prints aud
5gJyp 50 81 Domesties-embracinS the largest line Of
house, il not ~ house in the city
Tie. have laid In their stock with view 70 closer cash
trade, au pledge & Pubii- tat effort upon their part
I sllall be wanting please.
They ccnhdent tlsy offer inducements to
oss cIss buyers excsliei by house the West, II in
tle United Stss. No trouble to show goodsood5 sent n
Cars, Hotels and Boats for customers.
ARRAYS hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers
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rINIIE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE ccnuectins the Allan
tic cities with Western, Nartl- Western and Sout't-
Western States by q nilWay direct This road
also at Pi'tshnrgh via; ia lS line of to
all ports the Western Rivers. aud Cleveland san
lusky with Steamers all the NORTH Western
Lake; making t- iig'.ct, LedPed anil "eIbi'
the IfreHf IYssf
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WOULD annouce the subscribers papers Perot
ic7ls, &c whose have been trarsftrsi 20 from
Mr.. Tobus Books. that said P-rsoii-
&C regular AMI 3ald those above referred
to- 10 C AT ia MtitI street ANY wishing q .i-outiI
their subscriptions, viii lf advise tiat iav lon
preserve their copies We have Just received C:
elegant Family BIBLES, also late publications. rs. Hent al
Mrs. Spa:tTort'i' WORKS. Everything ia the Book and
Stationery be hal the Cheap Book Store
III Main street laPtpl JAS. ORR
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Removal
PIoughs! PIoughsl!

HAVE been spPointe sole Av=ntfor rs city fart' sal
, n Everett BilnkSnsors' celebrated
LIVER Stf4fpE5CTF7-
-a e-uttF--
.---t '----is -ltaTie.. sri NE y
s.sla directs. p -s--- .--.- GEESE.
J. = eC..P5.i...-
an-t So = NsiH strrri.
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Cheaper than EVe1

IL4C q POI Ian = CT
REAf DIST and heavy losses IN the asf Railroad
VI sock, Bank Soek, and all sonds forced thu Market
aud sold atE.s prices to the Importer and Msnuia
or i Just returned from te EssteTt eities and have
purchased goods At these ious p5ices and oer 70
my customers md the pcbue generally, goods made up
order in Goats, Pants the
fashionable ay and readyAde eicth loS 81 IA hey
hass ever been ore in ts market You VIII &c. ane
Sotes for te yOu hsve heretofore paid for
CONS shd buy Eoea5I a. 81 ADAMS.
/. INK iHPOR N cA.Aes And CH&g tNG TOBACCO
4 s4-t -.es=i9st. and iOr .1ste by
" a. EDWARDS BRO,
Monroe sni Asarket streets,
mTil Opposite y Flare House.
I,'0k MnuKNiNG-BIack Tanat.Ea Cleth ard Chalhes
Z opened tiiis day
ago HEIsRELI' s"EAkINGEN-
g PERM CASDLEs-jfzt received aud for sale by
= n's1i W. A. EDWARDS BRO
aNEY-PhIladeIphi and baltimore taken
"a .eps SF EooS''s wi5EsI wa.s,s r6SI E.
an boz. Leg9u BATS just received aa for sale lsE
on Wholesale and Retail, by
als = y MAEPER SOY.
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PRNNsYIVANTA RAILROAD!

PENN SYl aVANIA RAILRO AD!
* INrEa At;EAN GENE>I.-0u and after Monday De
rim FIST 5i&i rtisIeg ,g.,s She Passenger Station
every fnOrn.nE, except Suny o'sloc, P.itssur
time, arriving Philadelphia a. li50 T.
"a go.
rle Iofnstuun Accommodation train leaves Pittsburgh
d.ty- except Sunday ucor, y. NJ, stopping ~:
mUdatu1 Train Turtle Greek Bridge, daily.
crPt Sundag, 1919, a. The second Accommodation
ctp;ei, go pa. Third Accommodation Train
Turtle Greek, leaves daily, except Sunday, AZ go,
press 10 r. ~ Nail 900 a. M Jotnstown Aceonmohh
on First Turtle Greek dptio ~
Second Accommodation l2i Third Accommodation, d l"
Trains for i.airsyle an indiana oolec; ut ,:larsvc
with iIa Tram East, Express Hct, and
the Johnstown Accommodation Train East and Nest
Pittsburgh CoHnellsyIe Trains, stopping all sta
;he Pittsburgh and Connesvle Road leave daily.
Suiiay excepted, GollOTs=Niail Train 'u ES-
press Train $40 p Returning Trains from, Pittsburgh
and ConeilSvc Road arrive at Pittsburgh Si5 aud
G.1G p.
The travelling public will greatly nteres
in going by renns:Iyani Rail-
road, the accommodations oiiereh be
stone, and is entirely free from dust promise safe
speed aud cnmor; az who mag favor thsr"ad with
their r., PATRONS or sss s,aoo
Fare 10 New 1 pri -......'S!H W.
"a - Pl.ilaiy. i1i.,-. 10 90
- q baltimore ..--- .......... 3 an
! Lancaster 49, - ; 1J
baggage checked to all stations the Pennsylvania
Railroad, and t" Philadelphia Baltimore and New York
Passengers pUrchsH tickets IT, the Will I've charged
Ten Cents in addition t.e station rates, eNce It from sta
tiuns where tlr Company has no agent
SuTCE- In ofoss III Company viii hold them
responsible for personal baggage onls, ami for
amount exceeding Siug.
S.B-The Excelsior Omnibus Linz has been eipnt'd 10
convey Passengers. baggage and frou the Depot
charge exceed % cents for each and bag
For Tickets apply to STEWART, Agent,
Al Tie p. u. r. Passenger Station,
. s,.- -F,s. n fgN.,rftz sg,ar-1t
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SITUATIONS GUARANTEED!


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Gfs'iua;es f-op III, Institution huInc rspoazi-
tlcbt lacrtiyt positions Cashiers, Book keepers
Railroad ufce CLERKS, in dgsEcnt the country
sad are bei ls preferred br basin o. 1raiuEtss
any asher Mercantile College. the unparal-
sied Inducements which nothing oni the Superiority
destruction AID hing Of strdent rr
business life waud warrdut
Ias yinez1i Of his Hastisg;l l,s Beea pran.ieoi
.ic-SnstlRt far i3H;6f period EhR ygg ,.seg 7.Iss
IN ttt !fs,f= 80 coulter
Ad3TtSs rho ullerS Ell far fufiheF nsrtleGlaTs
say9 YH ". dSiSASSs Err.
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-1ugl tickets purchased the varous
offices ; n also, the Tn Ion TicSet oGiee, opposite
the Lsyer. Wheeling, Va
Surgriptgflans oriee, c a P i Il, JAMES FAGsiER,
C!cyeian,l, March :, ISIS. mnG Sup't.
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III eosRscttoH wash she aoore, Irssp every sia3 OF
strsi INSTRUMENTS and 7.usieal ,nefehaudse generally
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

For IlckcIN NpIIN % J q fNN = ut NErIIt-l
Al liz, p. Il. r. Passenger station
JAM ON Liberty and Grant ST., Pjttsbur;
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