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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-04
DOOK AND JOB PRINTING
Nd ESTABLISH MENT,
No. 9I2 Main Ste, Worcester,
EARLE 4 nR ENV prnnrinanra

you want good Job of Printing. caa at 2i9 Main
street
If you want POSTER Of any description. call at No.
2l2 Main street.
If you want a neat and tasteful BILL HEAD, call at
No. 2l2 Main street.
II you want BUSINESS GARD, at the shortest no.
aoe, just call at No. 2I2 Main street.
{. II you want WEDDING GARD, gust go to the Spy
Once No 2i2 Main street, and you will be surstO be
satisfied.
nyOu want SHOP BILL Of any kind, call at 21a
Main street
10 short II you want anything the Printing Line, just
call stthe py Once No. 2i2 Main street.
CPANIsH COIN,
MEXICAN COIN,
LAND WARRANTS, Sc
Bought and Bold Al DoydeuS Exchange once, No. 2 I'm
OH House Block. dtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-04
BUSINESS CARDS.


POWER LOOM HARNESS Es,
No. 81 Pearl street, corner Of Elm street. Nashua NJ
Orders solicited dom sl5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-03-04

PROVIDENCE & WOR-
CESTER RAILHOAD.-Fsn and Winter
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS
EMPLOYMENT.
$50 a Month and EXP Paid,

AN AGENT IS WANTED in every town and county
In the United States to engage in respectable ard easy
business, BY which the above profits may be certainly
realized For full particulars address Fl. H0NNETT h
co, corner Of Bfoome aud Mercer Sts, New York City,
Inelosing one postage stamp f19 DAWN
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-18

SD wiu aber aus eoaneelilder Stebe Sbz
nen einen Gbaler erlai7en. Das miro
pann gang in meinen 8sutel fallen"
Yaulus beSablte pas ;Seforoerte uno
wurbt pom @innebmer entlaien, pptr
pielmebr ct entlieb Zen 3SQner NIT liebe<
pollen @rmobnun9en, feline Siinpen su
erfernen uno beim 3reuSe @ersebun8 3u
iu@en. Die Mpuitel sosen fiirbab. &uf
elmer Nnb6be. Ycn wel&er aus man pie
Start uberldauen fonnte, ma@ten ite
6alt unp ldii,telten, na& @briiti @or<
lArift, Den Staub son ibren Gaben gum
3euenib se9en pit 9ottlole uno unslaubige
Stact. =
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-18
@eifteSoerfahune Der 1biere.
-, .Den, &nrl 8pgt.. 5~.,,s,,,,
S@lub.s

Gs:ifi Elm 8em6bnltdtr Mibsrif a,,>
junebmen, ale 9ntipipue,, ,lnffrer3 5Spes
eies, s,jffien, NIT dbnli&tn Gdbisteiten .1>
itben, ieien i@ slei@ tn Berm6sen unb
.Neieunsen- uno etuez Gr3iebnne nnb
per Gtnfus duberer umftdnets sbrtn8ea5 al
bte lln.ed&itpe btrpeE, pit~ir btobabten.
&s 8ibt IN ben. alten SpRem bfr plY&s,
llssie Aines s2tbH bifibtr l8absteit frsnes
Mser als aeiH. . Gkh hnise NIT etsea1l
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-18
Be0inQunQen.

Die n rminneiota staatsjeitune" e.
fbsint jepen 9amltag.
preis: 3 mei Dullars> in balbtabriser
0oruuabesablung
Die Mnnabme Don brei Numn.ern oerpFi&tet
fir einen sanscn Sabrsans.
Qltpuuiren fann man 3u ireenb elmer 3eit bes
Sabres; bod fDnnsn bic oem @bonnement soran-
eebenpen Nummern ni9 na99eianbt werben.
Der 5ublcriptipns< <Betrae fann in Noten IT.
eeno eiusr euten tRauf cosr> bei balttabrieem
Mtonnement, in V0Hmarten trieFid einse-
19idt tperben.
MF Benu @elp in reeitrirten Briefen per-
luren eeb, traaeu mir ben Terlult; BOD ni@t IN
unrssitrirten Briefen.
Mde Mittbeiun9en, Gelber ". I. ". Nno 5u
apbrellirtn:
ssamusl Guouisb, publi(btr,
Dor Nr. 2445, ct. Yaul, Minneiuta.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-18
assntsn Der ,Minne(ota $taats3s'tuns.
Wlinnelpta.


Wlinnelota.
Nsp-ll unb 8rpwn County Gr. Uorfer,
g.. Wet.r uub Ncolet Gty QD. S4immd.
ct. IntbpnY u. Wiuniappli5, Ortb u. Rnoblau@,
Gbosfo 81. Gber,
Carver ct. 5tult,
@bafppee 3d. @b. tob,
Waniatp Ct. 9 Marr,
@ua pater unc Wa(bineton 4tv Qb. @@eftr,
SaNins unb Dafcta Gtp .. S9miot,
5enberIcn Br. QBieganb,
gDinpna uno Dinona 9ty Or. Slider.
Wi6ccnlin.
Wilpautee s. 8. 8ubner,
5beboysan s. gD. Blodt,
Roclnc 9. Nitlbie>
Watertpwn @b. S&ur3,
Mequpn Or. Weu3e,
Soma.
@utenters ct. Sol1ein,
Dubuque Soiepb Dessenporf,
Davenport 6. &aufmann,
Soma City .: @pobrleeer
Burlinaton 81. Wablineer,
Sort Wabilpn 81. @9wa9btim,
aeotut Gpmuno 9aeser.
SuinptS.
Quincy Yb. s. @s9lanb,
Gbicoso bic 5erren Dpbler unb Grbe,
Yepria q. potbof
Yeru Ur. 8ailer,
Solicit ST.. Burtp,
Sttowa Meam Sbneioer,
DeQepi0e s. @5rimu,>
Rpf Sslanb s. 6uber>
G5alena 81. @9umm,
Warlaw Mpptbefer Studart.
Wi9i9an.
Detroit s. Ylbnlein,
9lnn Nrbcr s. 8engel,
Wpnrcs Or. DDria.
Mi6ouri.
ct. 2puis Blaius Ballmann,
&entufY.
louisville g8. 8raunmii((er.
Sbip.
Cincinnati 5 81 paassr,
5amiltun s % @pbn,
DAYTON Or. S9ulef,
Gbilcpbe 81. &o1enfelb,
pprtsmputb Safpb Basler>
Columbus M 8alie,
9anpustY M Bpd,
CLEVELAND Safpb 9trcecer, Nptar,
Icebp 8 Ybiipps II. Co.,
g}e,pzyorf.
glem<yprf Bu9banoler RleefI1, 144 @ranbitr.
%. pr. @iesano, 81 Srrinsar.,
IrpY Sobn &upp,
Nome ST.. 6a1olpt,
No&efer Sobn 5eerbt, 149 Mpunt pcpe.
Duntirt Mus. petsr.
Ne1pz Serley.
Nspart 81. 0eloer.
pennlylpanten.
pbilatslpbia s gD Gbcmas>
pittsburg @. Deinbarb,
Grie 81. 5artlet,
bpaieayebure ST. Olmes.
0}arplanp.
Baltimore Bu@binper SeYle.
Dtltritt Columbia.
Walbinstun 6. @ieefelct.
8tr9inta.
.SUozGaroltna.
Gbarlefon 80. Mulf u. Martin, u marstar.
@epraia.
Musupa 81. @patb.
2puifanna.
New~Orleans 81. Ioube.
Iennenee.
Wempbie 81. Baun,. l.,..
Connecticut.
Nep> bapen pb. Sod,
partfprt q youns,
Nprmih CIR. g8inc, ~"
Nem-Qonppu s. 0iuicus.
WaHa9ulett8.
BcRon 9r. Dabl, Is 9. DeDsrfraes.
Snoiana.
Snbianapplis &ler. Mebser,
Ierrt paut eanse, 9sq.,
Mablon .Sol. @dmiet '.5.
Murcra ST. 8locm, ...
Qaprencebure peter 8ro~n,
GpanspiQt 81. Mill9. =
''' Galifornien.
&an francisco aa.l 8eubstt@. "
in';J. 7;4,, Il. i
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-18
Nreife fur Mn3et9em.
Ooh, nhpr tnenfoer hifSert etnru SohNhres

Nrette t1lr Nn3et9eu.
3sbu 3sileu pber meniser bilben einen @quare>
@as+
Gin @quare 1 Wal. $0>75.
Gin Square 2 Wal -. 1925.
Gin Square 3 Mal. 1>75.
Gin Sq quare A Wfal. -. 2,25.
Gin @quore fir 3 Monate $50.
Gin Square fir 6 Wonate 1000.
Gin 81 quare fir 1 Sobr 1900.
Ne @r6bere Nn3etgen tperben Serbdltnib-
mGbia auf oas Biaislte bere9net unb piertel~
i abrli9 Yrrausbe3ablt.
90 Beitrass tperben auf 8erlangen bpnprtrt.
5umorifil6e Nposlleten llno ant ntilten pil'
tpmn,en.
Muuulcripte n,ii0en ccrreft unb peutli9 sei@rie'
ten Isin, UNI beadbtet 81 perben.
Ni9taufsen mmene Ginienbunsen msr-
ben ni9t 5aridsrltattet.
The
MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTE,
Weekly Paper,
published By 4S.AlN'L LUDp1GH,
ST. Paul, Minnesota.
Price $500 per year:
Price Of advertising.
One Square, l. insertion, $o,75,
One Square, one Month, 2,25.
One Square, three Months, $50.
One Square, six Months, 1000.
One Square, twelveMonths, 500.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1858-12-18

VIU SNUW|t TUT >OWVE 1V'OU'
ne G,r6Bere Nn3eigen merben perbdltnib-
mGbig auf oaS Biaislte bere4net unb oitrttI-
4 RI d YrrauSbeaablt.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-17
TINE LATEsT NFWsi

INTERESTING DE- PROFITABLE TO EVERY ONE
consequence Of the hard times, have concluded to
make great reduction in the selling price of my goods
shall at the tme, offer the greatest bargains
in several articles received direct from auction.
CALICoES, with the exception English Merrimack
At 1nc per yard
MUSLIN DE LANES goods never retaied fOrl=ss than
% cents at only 1 and all others proportion
PURs-I offer good assortment, prices to suit
everybody
MUsLINs both Beached and Brown Is per cent less
than any other house.
MILLINERY GOODs-A complete assortment very lSv
1SsIc. and row at 81.
EMBRoDERIEs-T oblige myself to sell 90 per cent
cheaper than other house in the city wheeng
other place.
CHINTZES-Worth Bic. at 20 cents
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS In every variety and cheaper
than any other house.
sILKs-A very good article of Black slks at 5oc, and
late style Of fancy silk worth and sold everywhere 81
at only IS cents
LINENs-An rrticle worth T5c at only Csc.
PARAMETTOS AND FRENCH MERINOS-0f every cIi-
aLd price lower than offered before; pain De-
LANES, very fine quality, such sells at 1870
KID dLOVEs-Auother lot of those extremely cheap
Gaunlets, at Size.
In Short will sell all any my goods to suit these
hard tunes ISAAC PRAGER.
nov 70 1913 Main street near Union.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-17

the GFeub VEST
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AMI. PITTsRuRcH
FIRST CLASs-Boots, Shoes, Hats audl .
trunks Boxes and baies zoe 100 Rs
Feathers, Eufs, Ec... ...........
SECOND OLASS-Domestic Sheeting.1
Drugs Ia easEs ifs%aTs. Ge Raiss per
Tin rollsor boxes)Wool aud sheep Pets
Eastward. st} 2, 5sf q 80 I'll
THIRD OLASS.-Anvils ,Steel, Cbains(fn f4
Goose o per 100
ed, lexcept cigars orcut1 &c. DC.
FOURTH OLASS-Conee Fish Bacon Reef
and Pork Cn casks or boxes, eastEartO .
Lard Lard Oh, Nails, Soda Ash Ger 4Oe per 100 lbs
man Clay, Tar, Pitch, Rosn. &c.
RLOUR-l5c per Dbl. until further notice
GRAlNln car loads IS per 100 lbs mn frb.r
notice. 80 1s'i 4uF1 ner
furthernotce. . ~ " 'ste'tst uHtl
~ In shipping goods frsm any point east of Phade1
Pha be particnarto mark packages UiG PennsyIsani1
hGroGd All Goodsconsigned to the agents Of this road
az Phadelphta or Pittsburgh, will forwarded itIn,t
detentOn. SeA Hsltnont
PREIsIT AdEETsC Evans. So Kiiby street Boston.
OaEke, NO Astor House, and No William Ib
SDonaIdNo Battery Place, NeWYork; Pierce &Co
irwin Co, and sprngman Brown CIncinnatI a..
W Meidfun, Madison. Ind: Dumesrfl, Bell & IN InS
carter JetFett Louisville Ry G O'Riey Co FvsnS
vile, IND; Sass, ST. Louis, Mo; Harris wormley 4 %
meTphs fenni Ieech Co. Chicago, III Up CIisSs Prt
wayne Ind; = ] Sneeder, Phla; Magraw KoonS RaitI
H. H. HUSTON, GEM Frsigl,t A,,s,,k y 11h,,.s
apSlyl HI. LoMBAERT, supt., Altoons Pa
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THE cradle SONG OF THE POOR.

4Ah C1<tLLE oC-a U CH 4AE rum
Hush! l cannot bear to see thee
Stretch thy hands IN vain;
have got no bread to give thee,
Nothing, child, to ease thy pain.
When God sent thee first 10 bless me,
Proud, and thankful too, was L;
Now, my darling, thy mother,
Almost long to sec thee die.
Sleep, my darling, thou art weary;
God is good, but life is dreary.
have watched thy beauty fading,
And thy strength sink day By day;
Soon, know, will want and fever
Take thy little life away.
Famine makes thy father reckless,
Hope has left both him and me,
We could suffer all, my baby,
Had we but crust for thee.
Sleep. my darling, thou art weary;
God is good, but life is dreary.
Better thou shouldst perish early;
StarVe SO soon, my darling one,
Than live to want, to sin, to struggle
Yainiy still, as have DONE
Better that thy angel spirit
With my Joy, my peace were flown,
Than thy heart grow cold and careless,
Reckless, hopeless, like my own,
Sleep, my darling, thou art weary;
God is good but life is dreary.
am wasted, dear, with hunger,
And my brain is all opprest,
have scarcely strength to press thee,
Wan and feeble, to my breast.
Patience, baby, God will help US,
Death will come to thee and me.
He will take US to his heaven,
Where no want or pain can be-
Sleep, my darling. thou art weary;
God is good bnt life is dreary.
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Really n CnpIUnI Produotion!

HE celebrity of eayey's Medcatel Paper for the wa
tereioset ii rapidly being extended throughout the
united states It Is one OF the best articles
the public 1t o6Vates the chemIcaly-poisoned
white paper, and paper stained with pile producing prn
terS ink 1t Is and piles This
may be relied on It Is as ine and light bank pa
and tough stout wrapper Nothing Of more value
and utility before the public 1000 sheets
cost only 81 900 sheets 80 Each the gesu
ins contains the name OF J. O. Gayetty Water-marked
get the wonderful article from druggists from
Tue PROPRIETOR No. II Ann ST. N Y. Its by express
noy26-Sm - -
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ZEN IN > Y lV AN4A RAILROAD!
WTINTER ARRANGEhENT.-on and after Monday, De-
THE FAST NAIL TRAIN leaves the Passenger Station
every morning, except Sunday o'clock Pittsburgh
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the Station every evening"
at $40. - = : s %
daily, except Sunday, at $50 O'Clock, p stonping
and running far oonemaugh First Accom-
Sept Sunday, at 1910, The Second Accommodation
Train for Turtle Creex leaves, leaves daily, Sunday
cepted, at 20 The Third Accommodation Train for
turtle OreeE, leaves daily, except Sunday, at $780,
Returning Trains arrive in Pittsburgh folloRs-Er-
press lao p n; Mall 5O0 Johnstown Accommoda-
ton II a. T First Turtle Greek Accommodation, ESQ M.
Second Accommodation, 12.4U Third Accommodation, Clio
p. ft'
Trains for Blairsvle and INDIANA connect at Blarsve
Interrogation with Mail Train East Express Vest
the Johnstogn ACCOMMODATION Train East and West.
lions on tie PsSSre and e8bp9g ~ an sIS
Sunday excepted folows:-Mail Train. 90 D. M tx.
press Train 33O Returning Trains from Pittsburgh
$40 p. m.
The travengpublc will greatly to their nteres
road the accommodations offered cannot be sur
passed on any other route As the road Is baased With
their patronage.
Fare to New York. .::.............$13 90
:: RsIsa9!si.:
- - Lancaster .-.......................s so
Baggage checked to ali Stations on the Pennsylvania
Railroads. and to Philadelphia Baltimore and New York
Passengers purchasing tickets cars, charged
Ten Cents in addition Station rates from Sta
lions where the Company has agent
NoTEcS-ln case oflOss, the Company will hold them
amount not exceeding $l0O.
NB-The Excelsior Omnibus Line has been employedto
convey Passengers bnd Baggage to Depot at
charge MOTTO exceed % cents passenger bag
Fer Tickets applytO. J.sTEwART, Agent.
Atthe P. r. Z. Passenger Station,
tanl on Liberty and Grant sts., Pittsburgh.
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PUBLICATIONS FOR SALE
At the Office of the Millennial
Harbinper. Bethany. va,

Harbinger, Bethany, Va.
/ NHRIsTIAS HTMS-BoOK, in full shee 1-8IH per
iii. EDGE cents; dc DO Turkey oToeeo. Git eSss
do do Turkey morocco ;t o gilt 9gss s size 20 do do
Christian system, nsE sditiHn; g.
DEBATE on Roman Catholicism. between Bp Purcell an
chTi;sn Baptist mi complete muslin q 5sPsrsopy
Oven Debate = new edition. siS5 's't'4-s' -
K if TsS Of Dr. nee Jesr 10 s. E EaP PER- us
1 Gs1DSs ha 9ter o. s ne R eSaf.o
Baztsr,s Foems==Plain, 81; extra, 81.
Fsef Volume: q The Miennsl HaFbIagss 81 Per VOL
5ssss s above III
eeted The postage on the forsrs abonsS cs on the
- 40 books viii be sent on commission.
PRICE OF BOOKS BY MA1L-PosrAGK PAID HER
s4sfp: Ps fsasa dozen &c &c
Is Turkey morocco, gilt edges, per doz. 10 90
Christian Christian Baptist, per dozen 9 ..19
FERNS of the HnrBInger for 1883.
copy single subscriber. 90
copies for year. or copy for tnreeyears 90
eoPles-- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 90
10 copies lani one copy gratis 20 90
Is copies land one copy gratis) 30 90
GOeopes, (and getter ciub. oneboo on Bap-
tism and one neatly bound Hymn BooE) ........ 50
IOeopes (and to g=tter up rclub bookso Bap-
tisn and two neatly bound Hymn Books) 20 90
100 copies land to getter Of blub three books
Baptism and three neatly bound Hymn Books. 1C0 90
$50 copies (and copies Of the book Baptism and
neatly bound Hymn Books) $3.50 90
EXTRA PREAnUMSl
For of three clubs $50, SIS worth
Of Books. sa ss
For the next largest oYer15O, $50 worth of Books
And for the next largest $50,
The books to be selected according order
| TF I L ig tIS M 1v.p1.prv
IN ADVANCE POR CLUBS. We cannot Afford to keep
counts for Clubs.
No residing in B.ttany .ciR be Gdmitted az a
competitor for Ltess prsznitulS.
Address A. CAMPBELL, Bethany,
nhlS-ly Brooke couLty, Va.
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Il. CARTWRIGHT,
M u SIC Pr y LIS q, p r.

1875 MAIN 6TEkkET.
II The Crystal 'rA4sz; composed W gentleman THU
Rartune Teller; (GuItah ]. P. CSiGan.
F Sultan's Polkai piano. Charles D. Albert
La Sylphide Yalse; (Piano) ]. Ascher.
La Oloehette du PatTe; (Piano) Lefe6rue Wely
Eugine MaspIEa SeutneDt ale Piano. James BeIlat
haSUrka des Traineaux: (pianolI Asches.
The celebrated hoHdO E1nG1e, sung By Madame La
bordei (Piano) Max MareEzek.
Also received the following pieces of Music
Ressieis Grave beautiful song
What Is Home without a Bother
Whatis Home without Sister; companion, TO What
Home without Mother.
b Maid of Sylvan Nook. f
flight of the Ro
The Snow has fallen areuV1 ne.
Also large assortment of Musical Works, &c. &C.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-12-17
THE INTELLTGENCER.
Editors of Tie nteUigeneer !.

Editors OF the Intettigcneer:-
am daily reader, as well as admirer,
Of the exquisite and truly poetic taste displayed
by that one of your editorial corps who has
charge of the selections on the last page of your
paper. hope he will allow me to ask him to
re-pnblish the enclosed piece, which attracted
my attention on its first appearance, some weeks
ago, and which was again so wildly called up
to my mind to-day, on visiting an object of
charity, that came home, looked up the copy
of your paper containing it and cut it out.
d .Syn,pathizer soitA the Poor.
WHEELING. December Is.
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FOLDED b Re III e ST 8 II r.
NO ia MAIN STREET, WHEELING, Va,
NEW r ALL Al ID WHITE GOODSt
ceEAr 1nI,1 lczaaEMIs 10 z. As1-r.-a



TOT ayo buyag iG4 ~ y45
nyk So
ssP
Na every price ryeAc
sIgGl Baosas
sos
houItso
N o pe
n. = STylomAs.
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= ~ 1SsS7' TUT
AZ now Offering splendid assortment OF all kinds and
coioFs OF FtenSh Mertnns, them worth Al %
IOI zos Paiis worth 75c for soc; Broehe SaElS
% and 81; Chenee and Long shaWls in crest
on some as cheap ., 69e yard, worth 75o all wool
worth DOC for 81, Fifty pieces Of Thibet Cloths
for Csc, all coors Embroidered and White
81 nearly onealf have to pay generally La
shape Hoop SkrtSat asonishng low rates.
OF every dekcription among which will be found
the hnest elch and Country FlanneIs, warranted
IVY 9heink some extra heavy and fine Ladies' Wearin
~ 9e OF the e1mpetest assortments Of FANCY D0
DRY GOODS in the CITY. Receiving goods daily
OF the latest styles made here and imported thereby
iT up tn at al SEASONS and prices at
sepsty the most p7rttcnar-Ior CASH OSLYi Cash
are particularly invited give an call, be-
elsewhere At No. 50 Main Street Centre
9est sl toeI1sl JOHN RoEMER.
RY ExPREss have Just received anoibe lot ofthOss
- - beautiful Bengal Hats. BLISS CAMPBELL,
5a!So = 213W we IeA7atss,7 No. s., VI AIN ST.
RFNGAL PLAID IIATS-IIaye received another lot
- the above Hats, from 81 ,25 to &S6h.
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-
q " s! s
WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
7ad WEST AND SOUTH.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE, FRANKFORT, LEXINGTON, EVANSVILLE,
DS M nSiS.s 3 CAIRO 1 ASD ST; LOUIS
Cincinnati, Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE
SHORT LINE RAIL ROAD.
7tOe1Us miles shorter. By this Route than oia.
Columbus to Cincinnati.
Take the Central Ohio Road to
GAINESVILLE,
And there eHAFeE CARS and take those Of the c. W. z
TRAINS LEAVE GAINESVILLE As FOLIows:
At 12lSA ll40 PM, and points as ABOVE
arrival of Central Ohio Trains from wheeling and the
This route passes through n lexington Lancaster Cir
eeyle Washington, Wilmington and BfarroW-the richest
and most beautiful part Of Ohio.
Be particular and ask for Tickets via. the c.w 81.
PARE AS Low AS BY ANY OTHER RoUTB.
For THROUGH Tickets and otiier Inflammation s,,,,.
at Central Ohio Ticket Office in sprgg House, Water
E. GEsr, PFs.1, ". w. BAYLEY. Act. sup..,
TOO cincinnati. GAINESVILLE, o.
Jelly 80 u N lI1.as5
Virginia Central Railroad.-
ORANGE AND ALEX ANDRIA
RAILROA0.
2zsss5ss1 EzEezES 5Jiz5zIs l-fIl
.SEzESE[25Zt Il
Great Northern and Southern Mail Route,
FOR NORTHERN Is s9 9yEI.EsS AND WESTERN
vice DALI, Sunday night excepted between Rich
nond and Washington City via GordonsTine and Alex
Hours of departure at Rich azs. .ss
b rnond .6:45 A. N. and 1880 p NJ
Returning leave Washngton...6 A. N. and 4 PM
Arrive at Richmond. .1:sOP. II. and4 Am.
Baggage checks and tickets given through between Rich
Z THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING NO STRAP Rail-,
anu being In excellent order, and CARRYING THE GREAT
NOhthhhN AND SOUTHERN NAIL, give the best guar.
anee Of always securing connections shown BY srr
the Steamboat line.
FARB BETWEEN RICHMOND WASHINGTON as 80
AN Omn6us VIII be found always ready to take through
passengers and their baggage of wearing
charge with ample time for them to
take thelr meals, whether going North or South.
Pletsa 70 DanV1lle of the Company win recevs
me Shecks OF passengers from the Danvfs Road and ~
timore Depot. = -sSS- SAAsHs p4l'
, The farets same by mail as by the old steamboat
mond and Alexandria. Ecu E ~
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE g. OHIO II. II.

Bali more & OHIO r. r.
:1as1si1il
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
ON and after Monday, November, 1883, the trains
" win run as folloWs-Yiz:s
Firs-The st. Louis, Circinnati, Wheeling, BenTood,
Baltimore and Washington City Express leaves daily
1882 A. H. arriving at Baltimore T90 A. A. in time for
breakfast and Eastern connections.
second-The North-Western Chicago St Lonis, Cairo,
indianapolis Dayton Cincinnati, Wheeling BenWood Bal
0ore and Washington City Express leaves daily at 9D
~ excepted, arriving at Baltimore at $50 p
u in time for Eastern connections.
To enjoy elegant scenery passengers should
takethe 1880 train to Cumberland and their
trip by the 5000. H.
Returning to the West and the trains leave
Baltimore daily fellows: Pfrst-Ehe S:l5 A. 81 train
arrives at Wheeling Cps p. Second-The $50 P. II.
train arrives at Wheeling at 1890 A. NJ
The 1880 A. ~ train bound East viii stop At all stations
between s.heelug and Cumberland
Round trip tickets being issued to MoundsVe at 50
cents and to BcnwOod 25 cts. J. B. PORD, Agent.
W. p. SMITH, Superintendent.
L. n. COLE, Gen'l Ticket A gent. nov30
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Short Line Rail Road
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This route passes through n lexington Lancaster Cir
eleyie Wilmington and BfarroW-he richest
and most beautiful part OF Ohio
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

iPGNNSYbVANIA RAILROAD.
TINE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
tic cities with Western, NORTHWESTERN, aud South
western States by continuous RoYay direct This road
also connects at Pittsburgh with daily line Steamers to
al ports 9nthe Western Rivers and at Cleveland
dusky with Steamers to all ports the North Western
Lakes; making the most direct, cheGpe and reliable
Iouts by which FREIGHT can be forwarded from
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TRAINS LEAVE GAINESVILLE AS FOLLOWS:
At 12:lSM lao P, Cincinnati and points as nuv
on arrival of Central Ohio Trains from Wheeling and Il
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For THROUGH Tickets and other Information enqnIr
street, Wheeling, Va. = % ~
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FARE AS Low AS BY Any oTuER Rourn.
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SHEET MUSIC.
Thelargest stock Of sheet music, musical works, &C., &c.
! In the Western country.
~ Music seat to any address, postage free.-a
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&. GEsT, Press, w. w. BAYLEY, Act. supt.,
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iPtsuos, 1elOdeOns and every kind of musical instr
ments tuned aud repaired.
~ All goods warranted at this establishment nov5