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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
FARNs FOR SAFE.

4 NILES VEST OF LANCASI'ER
oief for sale so of land adjoining the Horner
a. falm--4o acres under cutivaiion comfortable log
house, good water plenty OF timber-near roads, mills
&c The property is known the Matthew Lewis farm
The land is excellent for wheat, and will he sold veiv
low. Enquire of the subscriber. ID. w. TAFT
Taftolr April a5th, 1857. ATT
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29

The prospects for emigration from
Ireland to America are not so good this
year as formerly.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
REAL ESTF Al7Ee.
FIGURING MILL AMI FABNl
FOR SALE
60 Acre Farm FIR Sale.

"a MILES EAST or LANCASTER.
wish 10 sell the farm lying az miles cast of Iancas,
ter known as the 'sfhos Parker place" II contains
50 OF ible land about Is 20 OF which is under
good cultivation, asnlai house commanding ridge
with fine sprn. the door; and some out BUILDINGS
On the place is fruit trees, timber grass land water and
confirms all the elements of the best of farms Win I've
sold low, and favorable terms. Enquire of the sub
seriber or at the Herald Office, Lancaster.
E. P. FINN.
Tafton, Wis, August s, 1857. T-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
nv MESS MARY GRAHAM.
vET,MIsrN AIRY SURGEON,

WY sLgEANf Il STEW ART, Horse Doctor, haa
w permanently located at Patch Grove and viii treat
the valious diseases incident to horses skilfly and
according to the knowledge he has acquired by long
experience.
lie viii also examine horses to soundness Charges
reasonable
May 18th, 1858. Att
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100 Acres Of Timber Land

e 3. SIS q. e -
SsiFUATEDtwo and half mites northeast of Lancaster
win be sold reasoi able Time given half the pnr-
chase money Said lands in good settl ment and is
well watered: actual settler would be preferred Eu-
quire for further par tielt.ars of the subscriber
Lancaster, May 9th, 81 4G-tf JOHN S. MA1BEN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
Please Take Notice.

FHNH0SE owing by Note Book account re inior-
Il med must have my pay or part OF it al one, OF
their notes and accounts will be Immediately put i'll
hands Tor collection. Payment made TO George
Hyde at my store in Lancaster to JOS Shpey at Bos-
cobel.
Wheat Hour oats beans, pork, butter eggs beef hides
and lurs will be taken the highest price,
notes and book accounts, or i'll exchange for Goods
81 d. t. Parker.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
HARLOW ARR, SC.
70 Rla clssr,,;ihs.

I lST RECEIVED, a very large stock of IRON and
~ sFEfsks, OF the best quality, and of a sizes. AL
SO complete stock of Tools, consisting Of lnousehole
avis Wees bellows, tuyefe irons stocks and diess
plates sledge hand hammers tire beaders horse rasps
and flies Also tl assortment of seat and buggy
springs iron aSies wagon boxes, tlibe skeins horse
nails ready-made horse shoes &C., ST., all of which
will sell at very low advance for cash. as my motto is
'snlall profits and quick sales" G. +. WEST
July IL, 1857.
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URys AGENT AT PATCH GROVE.

TEN0 ALL INDEBTED TO ME- hereby give notice that
I have appointed Henry Patch, Esq to close my bus
mess Immediately and receive during my ABSENCE an,
money coming to on Notes, sc.
May Sth, 1858. 46 lly# LG URY
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
NOTICE.

HEREBY give notice that Thave appointed VIM. Pitt
Il Dewey ESQ.,. my general Agent and Attorney for
me State of Wisconsin, in whose hands have placed all
demands due owing ME, either upon Land Contracts,
Notes Or otherwise have also vested Mr. Dewey with
full power to sell and convey absolutely any and all
Lands in Grant County, Wis. including my improved
Farm, containing $50 acres. A. C. MURRAY.
November 1st 1857.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
House and Lot in Lancaster,
FOR SALE EXTREMELY LOW.

Z offer for sale the property known as the Golfer
House in Lancaster, two rods south of the Big Spring
The houss is tast eful building, with six rooms, kitch
and basement cellar cstern and well arranged
throue bout for comfort The premises well supplied
with trees and shrubhery, out buildings large spring
the door. The property contains nine lots and Is
situated The lower end oil Maple Street. about $50 yds
from the public square Enquire for terms at the Her
aid Office of the subscriber in town.
Irlv %. 1877 5-f y. TYRRELT,.
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GENRAL NOTICES
WiRgFiie, New California. Patch Grove.
LA S It NOT &c f.

A II persons inei, bted to Coddington & NeiglaY, a
"A the above places are Hereby notified that
Payment must be made Immediately
II not the only recourse is the LAW.
'Fo rbearance has long since ceased TO be a virtue
so pay up and cost
AIS, / am selling of the heavy stock OF goods :,
Wingl lille, at ruinousy low prices for cash. VIII al.
keep good stock Of Groceries, at very low rates.
w. o THOMAS, assignee Of "
C0DDINGT0N Il WEIGIEY
Wiz gyie, April Goth, 1855 s6-5t
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e. BEgzNCExaEANN s. CO.,

CASSVILE,
~ ENERAL Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
Dealers in Groceries, Hardware, aueensware, Dry
Goods have just opened their large Store and Ware
House. and solicit the patronage of the Citizens Grant
County.
CASH paidfor all kinds of Produce.
Cassville, Dec. 10th, 1866. 26-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
Money Yaaged in Exchange for LaHa
her-at Uarelson's Steam saw BEil!.

IN 4I,,~-cane Grove ~ miles south of the Corners
where they have put up good Muley Saw in addition
10 the Rotary which is now able TO saw timber OF l ~
- 49, iengtbs Bills can be filed with very short
If q kind of Timber suitable for building or wags
~, of all kinds of pax, ash, sugar tree hickory
bla walnut and linn; all OF the very best nmgef o.
cash. u 49, ~ II p Aa-AisA' so-S'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
90 acres Of Land for sale.

FENIRFE MILES from Lancaster all suitable for cult
I vation. Considerable Timber said land. | will
sell cheap, give time half the purchase money! will
take good team aud the rest in money. Said land in
a good settlement with school boGse. 20
Lancaster, Nov. 6. JOEL. MANNING.
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Lumber Cheaper than Ever. +!
IVHBGn! LVuII2! LIJGBIR LThIIIIll
To the Citizens of Grant Co.

yryO the Farmers Builders and Mechanics.The uner-
signed are now opening very extensive Lumbe'
Yard about one and half miles above the mouth o.
Green River oar Mrs Anderspns, and 1T the juno
tion the west fork OF Green River in reach Of ever
person wishing to purchase Lumber. Weintend TO keei
Is full asso tIaent constantly hand, and pledge
selves 10 sell on better terms cash. than any othei
sard in Grant County.
Pork, Flour and Wheat,
Will be received in exchange. Come Cents now IS
4be time to build barns and fences when Lumber Is
cheap. MARKHAM. FOSiIs1s 9 ".
Wauzela, May 9th, 1858. 47-At-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
THE MURRAY LANDS
- es5 q z

rsSHE following described lands situated in GrantCoun
/ ty, Wisconsin, offered for safe.
Ya@4 sosia Ra@ge5 Towa 4 " Rangs Wes,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
10000 Bushels

~ GOD CLUB syHEATgyANrEge. Delivere
at the Warehouse in Glen Haven, for which / WI
pay Cash, for Union Mills-Feb 2Tth 1858.
81 DOUGLAS OLIVER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
stoves. stoves. stove.

EUSr received handsome assortment Of new Elevat-
ef ed Oven Stoves, which Gun offer at unusual low
prices for cash. G. T. WEST.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
Farmers. Look Quit

USr received, the celebrated Eoans q ida,as Gcle
~ one and two horse pows also, large lot Of the
well known uotine plows; breaking rlows of all sizes
and shovel ploms, for sale at the Gutenberg Hardware
Stove and iron Store of &. +. WEST
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-29
10 aEse Public!

IF you wish to buy Hardware, Tools, Stoves, l.
L ron, Iinware, DC, &C., You will save money b,
going TO the exclusive Hardware, Stove and Iron Stor
OF G. F. WEST, in Gutenberg, where you will find th
most extensive stock in the county, and the lowest pl
ces Front Street.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL.-E M Chaffee and lv
RI $ Phillips, Miss Wv Redwood, s
Y; DR. w Mitchell, Caldwell, Jas Dew.
ereux, Pa; Randolph, Young, Va; w
91imby, Nh; E::Bliss, Mass; w G ka,ey, N n
UsA; DR. c Ashcom, Nd; 6 w Taylor, NY; 4
n Clemens, NO. w T Fry, w H Nelson, H and
f Brittingham, w Brittingham, s and G Bry.
m, Bryan; DR. Taylor, La; ] Coates, NYi; J
Hamilton, Lsman, Pa; D s Chesley, Md: A
Arnot, Mo; w Brewer, Md; Mrs M Bell, Pa:
wILLARDs' HOTEL.-Edward Israel, Md:
L Cassin, Texas; NJ Hail. Ga; b Jewett \
y: Thos PemSa: Mass; NJ Powers, jr, Pa; f j
Arnold Pa; C II Morse, Car; Capt Over. US
Mrs Brown, Scar; l. Howard, do; Bond
Mrs Pence, Ill; Capt Farragut and lady, USN
non :" Johnson, son, and nephew, Arkansas;
"a; shriyer, Md; J w TayIor, L s Army. q :
Corey, Ny; F Cabot, Pa; Mr. Carrigan, do: las
Campbell, Ky; l. J Wyeth and ly, NYk; Hon
himmell, Md; Tree, Ill.
BROWNS HOTEL-A : NiddIs.o, Ma. a
Watts, do; NJ w hitting, SC, ID Ewing and
iady,tVa; Col w w Brown Md: w c Yonno
Va; = w Watts ldo; NJ sterrell. do; F. Bartarff
Miss Snow, do; Miss F Harris, do: Mai
Washington, Va; A b Aston. NJ; sc Young
IA; w l. Bradley. NY; r : Van Horn, WIS: r.
Ss S va; v Fullerton; do; TB Linthacnn,
Pa; Auji, do; Miss NJ Baum, Va; II w Rut
ledge. SD, w Cross, RI.
NORWOOD HOUSE H REYNOLDS: Va:
9 6.ri1nd, CNi Pike, Ark, T Foster, Tenn;
Mrs kiriman, Fla; q PTrhordon, Va: DR. f
Meade, Nd; w Woodward, do; Can't Jubn,on
UsNi Foster, Ala; Foster, do; Clark
Ia; Williams, do; r NJ Burroughs. DO: WI
Tat, do; do; ; Smith. do, ID NJ Styn, NY; J r
penn, "a; Garrathon, do; III Curton, NY;
O Hends, son, Miss; A g Jacobs, Pa; M r Grisby
Miss X swinton, III; Chapman, Mass; A Cad.
son, NY; Hudson, Md n b Bradbury and
UNITPD sr.rrsuor,
Partett, Md; l. Rist, do; Hibbs, Pa; g w
Dade, do; T. Townsend, Va; w Tracy, do. !
Wright, do; Col Williams CT; J n Trad
well, do; M Gigs, NY; ii Msttingiy, Va;
w Carson and lady, Cal; } A Mattinely. Dl: r
II Ramford, NY ~ Ia 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-29

ID Andrew Jackson Davis Is lecturinp on
tie laws Of Spirital Intercourse, at Indianapolis
ID Hundreds Of men along the overland mail
route are rushing into the ella river region, All
zona, to look for gold
u The North Carolina Religious Co ,fe ,ence
has expunged from the general rules the one for
bidding the buying and selling Of slaves.
" Prentice say: Of an editor, who said be
"smeit rat, !" that II he did, and the rat smelt
him, the poor rat had the worst Of II.
TIE NEwBrRGH MYsTKRY-Thomas Brown
who claimed the body Of the murdered woman ,
Of the Newburgh mystery Of 1857, as that Of his
wife, Is now In the Boston jail.
IL The Western Reserve College has 100
students Oberlin College has 1249, OF whom
6ls are females. and 81 in the Theological De-
partment.
IL The Wheeling Times says: welearn that
girl ut the hospital who has been sick for
some time, died last Sunday. Owing to the eI-
ceeding inclemency Of the weather the burial
was postponed till Tuesday when console usness
returned to the little creature. and she Is
covering"
part Of Broadway, New York, there hangs a sig
Informing the passer by that the proprietor deals
In something I've forgot the article) up $3.50
stairs. IL does not strike US q very inviting an.
nsoncement to be an unambitious man; but a
resolute fellow, with excelsior ,, for his motto
might perhaps be tempted to achieve the ascent
PROHIBITION OF CHRISTMAS GiYrs-On Christ
mas day orders were received by the Captains of
feet that the police should not make application
for Christmas 81 IT'S under pain Of dismissal. Not
outstanding, number Of them isreQ arded the
order, and went around their beats making gen.
ersl eollection.-Balf. American.
GOA German and his wife were arrested in
Germantown a few days since while begging
from door to door, having In their possession
about a half bushel OF cold victual, The &C.
man had but lately arrived in this country. and
upon being closely questioned he said be was
collecting the provisions for his brother who
Keeps boarding house in Front street Rather
. novel method Of marketing.
HARD CAsE.-Some three months ago. Francis
Heck was arrested at Cincinnati on charge of at
tempting to pass $40 bill on a clothing inrr-
chant In that city Being stranger, and unable
70 give bail, he was lodged In Jail, where he re-
mained until brought out for trial the other day
The note, on examination, was found to be gen
uine one, and the prosecution of course fell, Heck
ought to make somebody pay damages, or give
them good whipping
" Sometime In the spring OF 81, the steam
ef 81: Nicholas 'opened" at New Orleans with
q Calliope-the first ever heard in those parts
causing the greatest CONSERVATION among the
servants, most Of whom supposed they must now
give an account Of their sins sure enough But
one OF them, girl, stood and listened for some
time, and at last walked into the house and ex-
pressed her opinion thus: s'Missus, 4 don't be-
ueve daps de angel Gabriel, cause amt afeard
bit; brf " az IS hfnl, hs's playin' Wait for d,
Wagon sErs'S you're born.
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u NRITksfi G I / b A Fl GatkRxEr,
WITH IMMENSE
HOME and EUROPEAN DEMAND,


The reason Why, Is that by Natures own process
10 restores the natural color permanently aer the
hair becomes gray: supplies the nAturaI Mud and
dran, itchIns and heat nom the soaip suIets and
tomas MP the nerves, and thus cures al nervous head
the soap aud hair will atop and keep Il iron ii-
Ing OF; wakes soff, kea!kp asd beaEfUsl,
i viii never fall OF become gay; then. reader. read
the following and judge for yourselves;
Msssrs. o. J. weop 4 co.-GsnlIeueh. s.viTg hs.rd q
god deal about Professor Woods Hair Restorative ard my
prsdioss watch Ia with many persons.
he'd ss.oss all sinner OF patent .na short nns
Tue result has been satisfactory that ssd
spt q Who may BE- As sr.y v.s bot Who having
ny prssss ~ishou. rssson. isr ss,yss % .sid.
preoi and the best being ocular dsoDsr.On -r,ss
aIr.es ,h@n Cor srssr poof -bc am 80 ana cot Of
the \: Y. Wire Railing kst. bishment cry day.
pssrsscs every being Eosssr and thick mach
N yo.r. resr.ess,n, sx,,,y.,xr.
corner Of Columbia ana Carroll sss, sroOsIys.
LI,ss.rOr. Ala. Feb. IA Isss.
r,os woop.pssr slr: Your Hair Rs..cr.ti, he.
SLIGHTLY dimisishias for sewers. ys.rs caused sspPo.-
ssiss yc ar Hair kssor.r. for .I ~esss .na sas th.t
have sns Lead Of hair growing. amer having
s.Iie remedy sIt.Dt all ar. .aIes.d
that ,a, r., . s'' your sS.dy f0s can Fse6 DIS ,Oa
fEiLApEtrHIA. sept 9 isS7.
rnov wooD-ps.r SIR; Your H.ir kss.or.tsss prO,i.
elf highly L.nsaeAI Tie and sac bah
almost Lost 10 coveriDg-vss
have used but half pint battlss
top head 10 well studded with q prom Il
young ksir the also receiving
have I'd other without sBy what
thiuk from personal reoomm sndson, e.a
iHduos many olhsrs 90 try II Yours respectfully,
d. T. TnohAh. N. D.. No <6s Vine street
The Restorative 10 put in bottles three Sizes
large, medium and small; the small holds -
pint, and retais for per bottle; the medium holds
kan Ia
small. retalls for 81 per bottle; the large kolds
quart - per cent. more IN proportion, and retails
for as bottle.
o. J, WOOD 4 CO.. Proprietors, sia Broadway
New York, Gin the greet N. Y Wire Railing Es-
tablishment. ana li< Market street, IT. LOUIS No.
:, And sold BY all good druggists and tsncy Goods
Dealers. no IL Sm
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n, DEN I'll Y.
DR. STEPHEN BAILY,
OFFICE No. All, THIRTEENTH STREET,
Fobr Doors South of Ps1HsylrQatQ IreKn


Dr. BAILY bees leave to inform the public that
he can DO seen at all hours, at his Office.
located as above, He feels assured that anllyr@9
experience OF hfteen years praotIse 3, with 1-.,
the large number oil PATIENTS and great variety OF
dficult that he has treated successfully Will
enable him to .1ImCuni any din ous{ scientific OF
enoe confirming the opinion of many men eminent in
the profession, and especially Drs. Harris and and
m.rouria rep M for flina The teeth also ali
Enamels. Gutta PeIohs, India Rubber and Clements
.s Psss the on
reliable substance that be worn the mouth, as
vas nost Q .nonsiveiJ shown oy the last American
Although he fatters himself from his long resi-.
leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
Fiom tks late Rsefe, Of rae Ckx,eA of EpipAany,
eftkis city:
DR.. STEPHEN BAILI: Dear Sir-I desire to az
s
Executed for me have been highly satisfactory. /
hfss and al The pSbs s. S 70 "s
washington. Aug. Is. 1855. NV. FRENCH.
FROM one of tAs eldest firms i. Bal,imors-
Msssrs. Bogs,, Cotrnan Co.
Dentist Of csy o Tor ms on
important and difhcllt piece of work. which he did
one the most Gistnsuiahed members Of OF the Dem
tai College OF baltimore tail ed. after ed trials,
ly,lt
great pleasure to ex press my entire confidence and
high estimation of his professional skill.
Baltimore, Jan. IL, 1857 Hartmann BOG6S.
Extract from ~ots ,ees,vsd from ths late Ro.
JOHN M CIaytos.
u. 9. Senate, Aug. Is. Is5e.
The teeth you made for me work admirably no
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
To those seeking relief from the maladies of the
teeth, can cheerfully recommend DIR. >. Bay as
superior dentist. He made q set of porcelain teeth
for ono Of my family, and plugged several teeth for
myself, and the work has all stood we'll for more
than ten years. ROBERT T. NIXON,
Apnlls, ls56. Va. Conf NJ. Church South.
We, the undersigned. having had OCCASION tosvail
ourselves OF the professional skill OF DIR. y. Bally,
Surgeon Dentist Of this city. or having been oogni
CANT OF his operations families friends, take
pleasure IN expressing our admiration of his artistic
skill, as well as the Uniformly satisfactory manner
operations IN Dental Surgery, and We respectfully
recommend him to the confidence and patronage Of
the public. of which we conslder him eminently
worthy
THONAs U. WALTER. Architect u. g. Capitol.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ D., of Washington, ID. G.
b. 8. BORRRR, NJ. ID. of GEORGETOWN, ID. C..
N. y. LINCOLN, NJ. D., of w ashngton, ID. G.
Jos H. BRADLEY, of Washington, ID c.
GEORGE WALTON, Ex- Governor of Florida.
WALTER LKNOx. Ex Mayor of Washington.
HENRI BALDWIN, u. Patent Once,
u. y. WIGHT, Principal Rlrtenhouse Academy.
feb 2O-tf
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IN VIEW OF THE TEMPORARY WITH
Il drawal of one Of the partners OF firm on tn q
LIST OF January, prox. We are now making of all
counts on our books for settlement. Owing to the
tirinE member, We will be under the necessity of
requesting and enforcing PAYMENT full In all
without delay, and Therefore beg that customers
may be disposed to assist US IN closing up the old
business.
Partiee who have gwen or may give, flor present
accounts their promissory notes. will perceive IRON
the above notice our iRdbt ity to curtal or renew
the same. and (whils remembering our uniform dis
position to aoocmmOdate) wi please act according
1y. ELSANS & THOMPSON,
3S Penn Avenue bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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limited STATES MAIL LINE.
Only Regular Lane, and Without Fai!uy.
for Eight Yssrs.
FOE CALIFORNIA AND ORE8ON,
Wa PANAMA kAAloAD.
AsEsIsr SssIssg Days, stk + aotk .rsssA sssstA

CAvrIoN.-So many frauds and impo- o6n>
sitioEs of various kinds have been lately
leIpetrated on travellers bound TO CA LI-sk
agent for passage By the o. s. Mail Line, via Psns
ma. in the city Of New York, feels Il his duty 70
caution ali persons seeking passage to California,
ind the true once Of the Stesnships Of the IT, <
Mai Line. via Panama Railroad, as no other ofhot
In New York Is authorized to engage passage.
which is at In West street, corner Of Warren st.,
fronting on the North River, At the head Of the
fe1s J. w. RAYMOND. Agent, New York.
TIE PACIFIC NAN fANyss STEAMSHIP COM
One Of the STEAMSHIPS of this Compan,. os,,,,,,
"a Cnsted Ssftss MAI iSE AGAPULn eoN
Panama twice each mont b, on th Q arriyal
ofthe United States Mail S. CompanT's steam,r,
which leave New Orleans and New York rsgulariy
e nd Pansssengers, connecting VIA PANAMA RAIL
These steamships have been inspected and An.
PROVED by the Navy Department, and guaranty sped
The Panama Railroad ~ miles long, is now oom.
Peteo rom ocean to ocean, and is crossed in or
New az II
are embarked at Panama BY steamer Al Ira nnTn ~ :
PANS expense The money paid in New Yorl
. Reserve steamers are kept In port in Pan, nm. ,5
san Francisco. to prevent detention in case az scci
Dent SO that the route is entirely reia5s-no failure
Passengers leave Panams the nam. d.x ,h.x
rSe at Aspinwall. Ae'
Conductors 90 through BY each steamer. and Z. r.
tan.o,. oi women and children without other pro
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply a,
RSYMH19SN; IL west ., street, Sey Yort, to-: w.
ton. - IN" " Ha paf
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Traveller Dirsstery.
DlaEc4F HY26S 4 II HPbfRfs orvsI
w II ST.
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST
1l
DaltimsFs and Ohis RailreaA.
Trayolers' Directory.

08Auh0fe IA Onho h8AkI~o4s
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM wIEsAaitfSSSs!f i5SSsP' sS5Pd' f1as VEST
lst. NAIL TRAIN starts At I.e O. M, (sundas
excepted connecting closely st Washington Juno
tS9. for csmeersndd sna PsidneFt ou,s AMI
cHicAG6 EXPRESS CONNECTION lssyss
Washington At $40 ?. m, reaching Cino matt at So
m next day, and connecting directly With MI
Tram for Lou.yllle. Cairo and the Southwest and
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery OF the koed
in daylight, take either the 7.S .. m. or 40 p N
trains from Washington.
western Virgins R DAD take the 90 ,; M Train. fo
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks % al guar
ters, and ever other possibe facility WI Be foane
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main stem Of the
BaltmoIe and Ohio Railroad will leave Washing
For ali points between Washington Junction and
Piedmont take the 7.<5 q. m. tram.
For all Stations between Piedmont and Wheelins
take the $40 ,. m Tram. To connect with the Fred
eriok Tram take the $50 ,. M. Tram.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at 10 and 10
Q M, and $40 and IS ,. m. On Sunday ~ s<op m.
Leave Baltimore at 80 and $50 Q. m. and $50 and
$50 ,. m. On Sunday at ( 50 g. no. only.
TIE 7.45 and ass trains only Wit stop 1t way Sta
tons and for Annapolis connections.
ln1 trains for the vest, and the $40, 1is and s.ss
,. IN. trains for the east.
For further information inquire at the Baltimore
T. H. PMAk AZ =: ssSI 44{Gins'
noH Master Of Transportation. Baltimore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-12-29
EVENING STAR.
THE wAsHINGTON MONUMENT.

BY GEORGE r. MORRIS.
"A monument to Washington!
a tablet craven With his nAmei
Orsen be the mound IL stands upon,
Anc everlasting ~ his fame!
His glory fills the lsnd-the PLAIN,
q, Inc moor, the mountain aad the mart,
more hrm than column. urn or fame.
Hls monnment-ths human heart
The christisn-patriot-he
m Inc onlef from Heaven in mercy sent;
n8 oeeos are Written on the age
MS country 10 his monument.
The sword of Gideon and the Lord
va mighty In his mighty hand
The God who guided he adored,
And with his blessings freed the land.
The hrst in vsr-the first in peace
The hrst In hearts that freemeu own;
Unparalleled TIL time shall cease
He livss-immortal ard alone.
Yet let the rock -hevn tower arise,
High to the pathway of the sun,
And-speak to the approving SKIES
Our gratitude TO Washington.