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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1858-09-30

The governor of Oregon, in his inau.
gural message, draws the following brief
put tlattering picture of the natural re-
sources of that country: 3o q
Oregon is probably enc of the most
attractive portions Of the American con.
tinent, at once beautiful and picturesque
with healthy and salubrious climate.
well adapted to the production of all of
the cereals, and most of the other grains
common to the United States; a sea.
board of some three hundred miles, with
numerous harbors, and almost inexhaust-
IDLE fisheries; arabic lands sufficient to
suPplythree millions of souls with bread;
grazing lands sufficient to supply twice
that number with meats probably no
country is better adapted to the produc-
ton OF wool, flax and hemp; and it is adj
mltted that Oregon excels in the growth
OF fruit; her mountains are covered with
the finest Of timber, and underlaid with
gold; and recent discoveries show that
we are not without a goodly supply Of
lime and coal; her streams afford some
OF the best water privileges in the world
and her rivers are navigable for steam
boats at all times of the year.
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The Steam plow.

A correspondent Of the CHICAGO Ts.i.
0et'5e who witnessed the working Of the
steam Plow at the state fair, at Contra.
la, illinois, describes it as a COMPLETE
success. The only question now is. car
1t be made available cheaper than horse
power: If SO, it win produce one Of the
greatest revolutions III agriculture vet
seen in thewest. The engine is describ.
ed. as follows:
1t draws six plows, cutting foot each
attached IN a frame, and so regulated by
spiral springs that they yield to any or
binary obstruction AS there was no
other stubble field near, it was conclu.
ded to make the trial ton the unbroken
prairie. This was now baked SO hard
by drouth that the prairie breaking
plows would not run in it, and the trial
lof sod plows was abandoned in conse.
.quence, Notwithstanding this fact. the
inventor was SO confident Of success that
he gave the order to put the blows to
work IN this almost imperyious soil.
After a little delay in regulating them
to this brick like surface, the engine
moved forward, when six furrows were
turned side by side, in the most work
manlike manner. The excitement OF
the crowd was beyond control, and their
wild hazzas echoed far over the prairie,
as there beneath the smiling autumn
sun lay the first furrow turned BY steam
on the broad prairies Of the mighty
west. ~
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L. G. mERRILL,

AEorney and C0uHssltor al Leto, Solicitor IN Cancery
nnd Comfy Judge VIII attend to all legal business OF
agencies entrusted to his care. 01ice7-Main Street
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DR. a. FARR.

LstsytHce-e is agent for Udrtous C0hlpdaaeS OF ~
dbtpd credit and Is prepared issue Policies on Lie
and Property on favorable terms See ADVERTISEMENTS
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TONE. BROTHER & CO.,


To City Subscribers, delivered by the Carriers SO 90
Mail and Box Subscribers, ............. .... | 30
Ifno4ead in adCpce 81 TO be added to the
All kinds Of Produce taken in Payment for Subscription
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Arnpsba Gribnne & GeItarapb

IS PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
OFFICE, Corner Of Main Market Streets, Oppo-
site Market Square.
KEN OSIIA, WISCONSIN.
". l.. STOKE, L. STONE, s. c. VINEGAR
STONE, BROTHER & CO.,
EDITORS q PROPRIETORS.
N. FRANK, SENIOR EDITOR
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RATES or ADvEnTIsING

IiII ! IIII3U n i &c IELEGRA PH
Is the Ot0e8t P4Der IN me Suite Of WGseo,Lsial Print
ana Ctrc1tdtes FIFTEEN HUNDRED C6Dies mel. aceek
t0"rJdts eflchtcb are in Ken0shd ColgttV, achich
nldkes1 q desjra1Ee npediu8tt 1r AdceytiSfng
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JOB PRINTING

executed with ueanes cheapness and promptnegs ~ M
once pam, Fancy, and Ornamental Printing! Coored
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The German Republican Club at Chi
eago, resolved that itrweuld support no
manior office who buys his vote with IL
OIIbrs tt7.
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Il. A. BROWN,

Fashionable Tuition Opposite the Cdy Hotel-A tiptoI
It, good workmanship, and A. No. goods always to be
had at my store Cutting done. Gall and see. ~
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-22

ENIRAORDlNAR CASE.

RItHM">p, May lst, lrl6,
Gentlemen! My child had commenced 0Iraklnx out l.si
iail in small Sores which gradually extended
haai Including both hi,h much
tear that both
tried all sorts ni advertised and domestic Nou
any good results tlcn procured and aplhed httio Il
OIL II began 10 get better Inc bottle BROKE ap
led gals 10 tit AGAIN brsan Il" get My cider
SAID fa, 90 get some more {" that lurtp,
| oked SO much better when You used 1t We got an,tn,t
'ottie and her head nearly we'll This agra
ased case and took hiatt An hour every day Ia wash
was very offensive One more bottle rure
her there
on entitled 10 tins and tor the beneht others
great pleasure IN giving you ttIs 'crtincae.
Respectfully, Is. /. CHALK
To NessTs.
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Very lkcn,urknLic.-

AsriN ntpNt, ll"nticn p"cnubcr l.i-ri
Mkssts pnhL y o.sH-'iritl' mrn--M4 h0rse n
the mont 81 IL" hu
fence ran one cud Ut rad through >ipunle
hearty penetrating hi'lsh las e"hst. mixing cash
en"ush {" ihs"ft yuuf no. belitt
OIL aud appi"d utrcuA d., ali "a
two weeks hr 'htl,N cured
k">p",HhN l""4-, JAMES |. tGE
Nnlby ali DInsset' 'Ii ,haAIs h, 4aghout
Ia
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a. B. RUCKER.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Opposite the Ihy,n.d Ba,,h,

UPPUSUt INC FUyIHtd DuIh,
LlNCHBU RG, "a,
IA EEPS constantly hand large and varied
IN OF ,iRDt EK. cS AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, witch
the trade reduced prices cash. exchange
or Produce II Is his purpose hereafter conduct his
CASH PKlNClrIEs and IN order
desirable oucct he will sell such prices viii protect
i.,I favor INN with a call.
Grateful for the patronage received 1t hands
al hls attached trends and generous pubc
years, begs continuance thor kindness Ia pre-
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GREAT AGGKAl iION!
IRhlI A. or 4 LdhbE SiOth or
II L. - 4 VI a - 4. u.O 4 n 1 NJ

~ IL u - = VI n
fuNllL under signed has, and opening, his SfRlA,
Il and 81 MAX iDth i,tADl MADE tLDli
lNn lie oi III 'se seal uut
h, Clothing,
aud workm.n,nti. hui"t"r othor house tLu rA
lie wUlli attention the tact
he Will si u,7 he purchased hs goods
-
My stuck at k\tHlliNti COOP =, such Shirts Col
lars traNaIs Ne-, fo Nj idki- Net aud SIR shirt
and Drawers, mhr.ha>, et. Is wei. assorted
Of tuhrN M"t, hans iuNlio'i 1" tai tciur
lng 'urthor last "a, MI a. CHI south
the Potomac. NJ. GIGu IIALk
IN
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Loud may you boast Of your telegraph speed,
AMI OF its mighty wonders tel
But merit brgs her voice 10 add,
Ard say how Bill IS excells.
STlLL THE BALL IL ROLLING ON, and
~ the xciicmcn for low preed Pictures
abated al the head of the PholoS ART door
10 the Virginia Bank, Nam street LynchbuIg, Va
Now the favored time Let everybody supply themselves
with 1.,kencs-es at BLISS GALLERY, Winch can be
ce!led by honc c'la led but by few.
~ pictures from - To S@j
augIts ID II. BLISS Photogra phi-t
SnGT MAtnINEs.-We Agents for the
~ DAN fEASE,Jk, superior SMl 1 MACHINES which
best Mixers Will md 1t greatly 10 their in
eres To Use these machines preference To all others
Any person shing them do by calling
We Messrs. Lang horne Johns who using
these machines IKBl y SAUNDERS
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MISCELLANEOUS.

II '.: :: :: !: !: !: Is.
CLEANS Sc thu BLOOD and CURE the SICK
i.y::.,a., g...sr:: m..s.r.; rsy:.ei...,
asa 1.%:s 81 . :::s. .1 S... :r:'
FOR THE CURE or
Headache, sick Headache, Fss' Stomach.
PIT rsHuRa. PA, May L. 1885
DIR G ArrR-sr. Ihsve ber, repeatedly cured Of the
nG1' n..aaoa" ssy body ca. hay. BY S.e two Of
at once n'hey viii cure others As they do the
IN W rRFnLE cirrf Of Steamer CLARION.
Biiiie". Disorder. nsa s.sv~s CsmpIns..
-, Dtr.hrnksI orrnt iNrtnon
s'n have used yonr IN. In my eenera aud hospital
the best csnuic enpi y Their regulating acon on
the quick decided srque"tl, they an a.n
seldom ionnd ls.. d.sa.e so obstinate that il did
not '''t' '' 10 ''" aLoSz3 i nani MD
Physician Of the Marine Hospital
Dy.enirry, Relax, and WORMS.
POST once HAaTLASp, LIv- Co, Mich Nov IG Is,5
On Af'h Your Pills ara tb. perfection Of medicine. They
s .se s T amy nnr s To-" n a% ca" M be- sS e n
ed at great cAer but y" no Deiic She then commenced
guam "fwo'ms dead, tom her body They Afterwards
cured her ~ocldfen OF bloody dyscnery. Of
,nenty ila, doctors bills aud los, ,anr Tim. wh", hr
ing cured entirely even then snr medicine yours wh.e
b actually good and honest. will be prz here
Clio. J griffin Postmaster
indigestion nd lmpu.ity of she Hood.
frnn Der j = HIM" Pastor u Ade'"t Church, Boston
AIfW--i have used yout rus nh
family and among those called to In DIS
treas I" r'gae the organs ri digestion aud purify The
blood they thr very @ rrnriy have known
can confidently recommend ihcn 10 my friends
wA1s,u. w,onl>aco. y Y oct "a lea
DIAN Sh i amusing your 'ahaie liiIs III my practice
and Ind them luTs cleanse
JOHN IL MEACHAM NJ D.
Ery .ipc1ns, Sea ofuln, Kings Esil, letter Iu-
mos, aad snii skisrus
From tOrpa,dtnx Merchant u Loa'., Feb. 1, e'6
DH AVN i"uf flsae paragon III al that il great
medicine They has" cuf.i little daughter 81 uiecrou,
her hands aud f.t ibtt had proved ncurabc tor
gears Her inrbr had bean long spusy afflicted wnh
hl"tr"s and pimits her shin her har Aitcr oar
chId cured also TIED Pms and they hav" cured
hrr asa MOkHHIDGE.
Rh-"ma,i-m, Nc"rnigin and s!o",.
Fr0n th6 Rae ir Hinkts ~ dte .Ha0id LPis thMch
rtLa4rI Hot =. SAVANNAH ga Jan q, Iso6.
HONoRIp III i shiuid fui ior the rc.i your
sk has brought me II DID mol report case 10
uold "ccd my mhs and brpushton eseutti"g neuras"
had The be >, phy ho disease
until lay TIA. adv.c yonr agent baltimore,
Ma k"nzir tr" your ~ = Ihei elects we're sow, hni
snfe By rrrs"N"fnK IA ils use o thsh .n now thth'y
NL>Art CHANutn B,rp> i,orat. LA = Dee l-51.
DK AltK II have been .ntr'y ny your tl,s ut
NINttNT SIiDEl.l.
For Drop-,, Plethora or Lina.'d CoHp inim,.
'"idumh IN use pntEe thzA ~ atell"nt frm'dy
rOr O-tsssn.-> . '. uML ~ Din
ner PAL, Ia. auI III, iud,
ln., -uppr"--ion, s'nrai. SIS, inflammation
AMI c'r D' inc-- ani s'si,iaa bisndus-s, ha,ebccn
cured ny tao ait,Iat,Ne atl.e" tue. fi,.
Most IT tho l ain Mercury " hiclI although
aNaiAbIo rrmcd5 IA seiIl hanbs dan. N
pill from tn "innl eonscnf that frequently .i"w ITS
mcautus uNr lnyse eo"t..n mercury mineral sab
:
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SPRING OF 1858.
HAVING. JUsT RETURNEn from The No

HAVING: JUST RETURNED from the Nor
"rn cities and received large stock OF Goods the
pubic are invited tn call at auction where they Will
mud variety ct useful and desirable articles that be sold
Tor much less than customary prces have agency for
he article OF Silver Plated Wa which fifty
per cent by purchasing of goods warranted Of best quail
ity We have, also ageney Jeweify which
nlshvcry cheap The ladies inyi ed y anime
the stock perhaps have the All goods
viii be sold very cheap for cash. BiYA AN AkEKS.
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N r.. ~ O.. a. DaetsUID, successors TO =.
LIE lGtlD n SONS, will keep constantly hand
age stock OF all kinds VI hNlfU IKE, their
which they viii be hew the old friends and
patrons :. DusuidA Sons, aud the public GENERA T.
They also Keep CONSTANT, On hand \ .arge SKIS
metallic 81 RIAL CASES OF all SIZES also large stock
NOODtA LOFFINS, OF every description, and w,i pay
prompt undertaking business at all hours
p. IL A
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sorruANgt,> COUNTY, "a. August r.. t~t

IT o 7, ' ~ : :
Nesrs Doe. 60 ,--t,tnt.c,uu-lor
y"ats had huict isht ab tut pa
sometimes h" painted, bht n" m., untli thu Iay
lhs, th.n became quite pinul, tes,',d and l4,at
dua wal ads -" ny ga! stth and 'ttrir Ia
uui, IhinhHs II MAS Gamer Thought aain hpiu ii
Nainahe AZ bll aud Arlvd tao.'rd. IL ~,
hui hisn,w well I have -. mnirndt u to
h"rs, lads, whu had lu,u
about saw her thC otacr Ia Il "
munfng much 1t lunA u much Srttof dh
sue commenced u-ing II it OH an shoal N,
A. her \ = 49, ,,tit
oi thit II yuu thinN ,tri with
you. vi h tuaiNs thI. rnnc
Yours, fosit' tiuiN, II iliDMAS,J T.
The ahoN"i voluntary c,tt.nsari stranger
have ma"y sueh L,t t,osu uo sut,I eal tucm
Its
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HI stPEHPIiOSpHATEO OF LIME,
Manufactured frnm Formula of
DIR. JAMES iiltitiINS
State Chemisto Mary and,
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DISPENSE VITA TWO
thirds of Peruvian tuano Fall seeding and
altogether Packed in bags and barrels FULLY
ed. Price go per ton o 2OIUlbs
The above article, together with Pamphlets giving full dc
tail of this valuable Fcrtize Also, uii
lance and mode of apple alton, can be had of
NJ. nOLlINS& co,
1871 Sole Agents Lynchbur
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AsSaE.T sOIThEkN
Ia PIANO MANUFACTuRY

~ PIANO MANlfAtIUkf
GOLD MEDAL PREMfUH fidA0 FoRTES
WI. IL NABts continues the manufacture and safe Of
Square Piano Fortcs Old stand J.
i.ulaw street, opposite the Lutw iousc, and
The new room, street, Baltimore.
respectfully bess eae present
the ladies ana genemen al the Sou hi, aeALUwl
esmcns tor tno very h0era patronage they have UNIFORM
,d to esLUi,.inicnt
them that, stimulated by CONSTANTLY
CUSTOM he has spared neither u""oe nor expense /"
perfect As lar as was "ssbe the ia"o orte 10
continuation OF tne patronage "i .'sons :" CULTIVATION
and unrmtnt.
~. ~, ,,' !,.r n Wv ,',,,, m, nav, ,n,,'l, n.i
shcs hunoIs OF Ine INSTITUTES
beng extensively engaged IN the manufacture OF Pianos
etioAII hundred OF tue most experienced
ou prepared 10 wholesale
Whuicstiu viii tueiuipru
II give cal par, ias.us
,n hui. my factory have full blne
additional strength
affecting tue i' and iLey "i th,feie stand III an' c
livery sr"'nea o. my marutastnreii guaranteed for nv"
years, distant lie pos
cal. taken to ens're the Seiee"" o iAno
as''ous III addition 10 "n'n lr.v'ieseo ,A''neo
granted ata"y time within six in1th, sloui The insra
n.,u1 not give ,ntlre sat'oiaction
PAYNE n CHRISTIAN,
LlNCHBuKG, VA
Are Agents Tor the sell AZ their pr.ces
AZURE FRENCH BRANDY, for medicinal
nse, aver! superior arte'e As, fn'"Ju ePorI me,
nae Madeira " me, Lon'iun Porter. For sale Ny
Keep. cory, lang ~ tsj W A. STROLLER Il c..
N.hW STYLE EXIENsION sKIKr>-Just
~ opened another lot t."se truly beautiful LxILN,ioN
HniRiS, wnh he.d Unstable Basic Manufactured by Doug
las ~ Sherwood tAug Bots JOHN AtkAhAM>.
s.S;:EsM SPICES, FOR PICKLING.-Cloves
II Mace Cinnannn celery Seed, Inmcre A.spN-, Whl,c,
j.. @sts W. A sTRornLR x Co
HOW 10 KEEP UP MRS CKEDIT-rAy
III YOUR DiILs PROMPTLY WHEN DUI.--M enoic
uicnd- who Indebted us up july
collie forward with th,m accustomed rromputnoo and
settle or be PR pared H. d" when cn'sd 1t is
important 10 that they should do
manufacturing our al. and winter sto,h, which we intend
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No ~ sycamore street, s'ctcr-burg,
sfGN or THE EAGLE,
kfFERS his friends aud public generally, of the
largest and choices stocks WA TCHES JEwELRY,
sIi.vERw ARR FINE CLOCKS and FIRST CLASS
lie cheap brilliant aud beautiful rs be had In other
establishment this other county In depart
articles manufactured tmpoc Of the newest
STYLES and the most UNIQUE" a> al ana elaborate workman
ship s"ptsE
aDRsrE OF KERO>ENEOIL AND LAMPS
i HEDuGED-We " H. on and after this date, sell kE
gallon We have made an "rr'nR'n'n, WI" tnn ag'h's 10
hand supply this D tnd the sole ngcnts
Tor thus The arc' cannot hG purchased oil any
9TH honsc
st. les Of Lamps reduced prices
We all the public attention to til, bit = the cheapest and
most p uir hight ever hu"dir' bns 'quu TO six .ahaes
AT cost of haf cent per n"ur Mt III sTfFENs,
y JU-ts No l1j - cAmorr st, Petersburg, Va
SUGARS, n0IA--E>, COFFEE, Ac., IN
- SIoRE--
Iinl, choice o bright sugars.
Mats Java Coiicr,
truabs Fine hpch" Coffee,
.,acks crop Tao Coffee
itbs rich Nov Orleans Moms,es,
lIhus Prime cuba do
Bbis Crushed Sugar.
Torees London I,,rtrr douhlc broSn stout,
Murs jag Ale iors,u ny
apl5.ts NoWLIA ALEXANDER.
ft0KN. CORN: MEAL. LUMP GROUND
l.tughotae JOHNS their toHN AND PLASTER Mill
lie ii keeg hand the above art winch lie
UIiAs ; IANGuoRNE. Sole Agt
ma Ats f,r tn, "' Wt-l'rn Plaster IN tins city
N,EW aoN, ...EN We nave thi- da, us>ocin-
~ ted t,-ohc u.u"r lyle and firm Of No.
GKocERN AMI uOMMi>HlON BUSINESS at the old stand
Of NJ, X ,nry ass nstrr,t where wawui be glad To
old eni, ,ul the pubic, with the promise
every e1ori 10 give" ntrc sttI.tA,tipn
TfGsisCash punctua cust' mcrs ON six months time
SAMI Ii. MCKINNEY.
LOIIN :. BASS,
ut%N u. FLOOD.
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MANSEN,S PIANOS.
ANOTHER TRIUMPH

ANOTHER TRIUMPH
TuViIE invites the attention OF the pub.
c aud Of particularly to the superior fitL
MUM PIANOS manufactured by hun splendid as-"rt
Our pianos have received a Premium years
on 1857 the Pairs Of the American Institute
Crystal Palace in ,ompe with the leading
New York and Boston aud are desuonab OF
dnish AMI aattcr ourselves by the apro
val u artists in ventura to saw that our Pianos
stand many others and equal Grand liano
In regard veawe aud elasticity oftoueh. combned
vita the greatest hrsn"ss which very rarely met with IN
We respectfully solicit essmua,on from strangers md
friends Themselves OF the aboN" before purchasing
clsowhere. All our Pianos are . Arraniei
n HANSEN Manufacturer Of Plano fores
anil ..I6m Wsreroons, 100 Centre NJ New York
k,1Nt.en,. "a ssa nAGsslNEs.-s:rcnt
- ALI the proof of great men
Judged by this there labor mach before tha
hiny lbe hghcs In the United states they wrfa
they carried of the highest and great manuaeo
fy 10 make them has cen built in "sr's
these machines can be used pron speed
the Rail~ travelling loot 90 sewing iii
shoemaker saddls, halter, At,
Ac should - whsst oso The far profit OF usnx one OF
these aeks regularly employed is One ThouaDd Doiars
year In all famis where there much To
be done these machines su Invaluable "ssssne Planters
and bote keepers hnd them particularly convenient and prof"
cable. Thsse machines simple In their CONSTRUCTION AMI
very aud durable the Gully Kind OF Sew Ma
chine ever made by whit ca" OF WORK coarse 'r me
could pericct executed ThausSpdo OF interior aud worth
less sewing Machines have bceu made ADD sold under 'a"n.
names singer. Machines alone have bsea found every
WHARF t. ssuGiy the wsu,s of the pubic
PLAIN printed inktrucuons sabt IN
chine hi readily acquire the srt Of man
aging them The machines Iset I'd securely to I"
part II the world 10 All pefsous dcsS particular IA
formation Will aphcs" by letter a. erher OF our oil
Accs. ard COPY al NJ siugsr Coz GaIeue pat9i
" holly 6eseisS 10 tIe nx Machine Itor,td.
NJ SINGER 4 co,
Principal 9ftre, SO ~ broadway Ara York
RRAHcR No a. Bsuover ST. boston No u hap
el St. New Haven, Ct Govervc y. So ~ Broad st,
NeSsrt u J. No lI2 Chestnut st, Phlade pha No to1
Baltimore St baltimore No D. Westminster St Providence
No Last Arb 81 Cincinnati. No IT, Sorh Jth ST. 81.
Louis No Il Charlie. 81, Nc" orleans No :" ps"phlu
St. Mobile idac Hl-dArts
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To TAX WEST.
TUNIE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, its much i'm
IL proved Western connec offers great Inducements
Virginia and the Carunas TIN Washing
ton aud Baltimore TO all PORTIONS OF the Northwest
and the Southwest
The connection between the from Washington ana
trans bound Wcat tor W hceliug Parkersburg
is always promptly made the ASKING Junction
(aely called the Relay House, mics from
the change OF Cars and
the Ohio River. baggage checked
the Washington Station.
The connecting trains leave Washington daily at L
a NJ AM I20 =. NJ. On Sundays at the latter hour.
AT BESWOOD
Direct connection made with Cars of the
Railroad, running from Beiare tho OHIO through Cam
bridge, GAINESVILLE and Newark to Columbus These trans
Newark with the Cars OF Newark Mansfield
Santiu>ky r. X for Sandusky, Toledo Detroit Chicago
st. Louis, etc.
AT PARKERSBURG
Connection Is made lhy steamboat miles, with the
he Marietta and Cincinnati Road tor Chillcothe,
DC. &C.
The Baltimore and Ohio trains with the
Cleveland and ONO River Railroad Cleveland
Detroit Chicago and ALI the northwestern points direct.
g Travellers requested to notice that while
atiurdng Through Tickets checks in Wash
ington, it 10 also the SHORTEST, most SPEEDY and
RECT to nearly all the leading points the West
distance from ashington Cincinnati Is but
mics being about ioo miles shorter than by any
Fare, by through ticket from Washington, least
DOLLAR LESS than by the lowest Northern Routes
from Northern oi,ies
For Frederick and iapers Ferry. Martinsburg Berkeley
Springs, Cumberland Bedford Springs Oakland and Grafton
For the minor Way Stations between Baltimore and Wheel
ing, take b a. ~ train from W ashington.
n For fu ther Information, Through Tickets, apply
THOMAS II. PARSONS, Agent at Washington St
". ). WOODSlDE, Master OF Transportation,
Baltimore X Ohio Railroad
l. NJ Cole. Genl Tickle, Agent scp2 .dscts
Once soush-side Railroad Compnmy,t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

NOT1Ck.-The cencevn Of Thurman a Din
~ wdds hsvins been dissolved by the death Of Joseph
Thurman, ell having claims against SAID vi
please them and all indebted the concern
will please come forward and settle their accounts
vNmE CNDEBsIGNED will eonfinae the
Il WATCH AM JEwELRY BUSINESS In all its various
branches at the old stand o Thurman Dnwidde here he
will Keep constantly hand stock Gold aud Silver witch
Breast Pins. Ear Rings Finger Rings silver Spoons Pla
ted spoons Sc &c aud i'll be pleased to accommodate b
old friends aud The public generally -
JAMES DISwIDDIE.
Watches and Jeelry repaired short notice cid gol
and silver taken In exchange for new work J. ID.
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