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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-30

SurRKME CouRr or MlNSssorA.--I This
court was in session IN 'lu,Sday last.
Greonleaf Clark, f$q, formerly from Mas.
sachust,s, was admitted TO practice before
the supreme Court.
The case Of Charles Bonlanti. appellant.
agains, the State Of Minnesota, respondo Il,
was argued and submitted.
Charles llarkens. County Auditor, and
Register Of DEEDS elect for Scott county
applied through COUNSEL, cr premptnry
writ OF mandamus to compel the County
Supervisors oi tina, county to examine hls
bonds. and receive or rcjcct the same, which
was dismissed, owing 10 defects Of law IN
the manner OF the application. The casc
will be brought up again upon an amended
application.
The Court has rendered no decisions IN
the cases thus far argued and he'd under
consideration. The decisions will probably
be- made known soon in several cases.
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VS. notice among the arrivals by express
yesterday. auothsr large lot 4 goods Tot Messrs.
CA,hcat, \ Co., such A cotton. nAnnels,
wooden yarns, linen threads, &c. They have
been obliged TO make large orders by express,
10 supply the heavy demands OF their iobbiny
trade. The new lot Of goods are pu, al low
fyurcs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-12-30

i'uE WEATHER yesterday was in all
respects dlsagreeablc, reminding natives OF
the Middle aud New England States Of the
winter weather, as experienced IN their odd
homes drilling rain from morning to
night.
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TuE CRY Scar CoSrR,cr. The con.
tract between Messrs. fease. Chalian, Il
Co. and the city. has not We, been signed
The City Cl,rk was engaged yesterday in
copying the agreement ready for signature
between the contracting parties.
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SnSrLAsrERs.--The carrying out II the
contract between the city and fcase. Chal-
fan, n Co, is likely TO result IN the with
drawal OF large amount OF legitimate
banking capital from our city. We lcara Of
one firm which proposed to bring IN hank
ing capital Of ESQ 900. that has concluded TO
bold offfor the present, alleging as the roa,
spn, that il Mesn. rease. Chalfaut \
Co can issue circulating notes. withou,
any scarity ex0p, their personal endorse.
meu,. /, would be holly for other men whose
nam~ are As good guarantees as ,ho.s OF
any OF tbs bankers who now endorse shin
plasters. 10 deposi, good securities for their
circulating notes, when they could, al the
same time, issue endorsed bills OF IS iull
curren, value. without security excp, their
nAmes,
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An election for officers Of the Ssin, Paul
Mercaptlle Library Association. viii take
place ON the second Monday OF January next.
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w 7 1N7IA ~ VIT- ~ =
yfSkTASSER
dee a. s6W fisipt4T's kttorns y,
MORTGAGES SALE.--pEFAULT

III " Ii l W y " r. : ~ iTs.--IlfsF y III
vi having h~ea male Iu he rond loa q rrr,a.n IN
tsD morssse bearing dAi" ne hrs dsy Of 9ne.
4 ~ l-S- executed AMI delivered ~ Andrew kdsr-.
sr4 llanua Antegsspn hfs size ~ n Gag comfy
ADD itrn Isrrt,ory now siais & Snass0s q John
USnili 3 AMI Harry Hamilton 81 F0u a. Lac state pf
Nsrnns!n Whereby the sad Anirrv AnceFssoa and 10
aAnu.h 4naerssaE grand pargAnec s0id and cpnyry-
heir heirs Aa ssssu. Ia 7Eo.tng 4ss,rb,a yr-snsss
.ilaie al county q hlaso nod o. sinne. a
ire s.. bali q As borihsa.i Rsr,sr oS .seuos mn
Der ihir,y 'o'sr "a uor'h d ninsieen ISl r-s
eon s.ning etsh.y 20 seres. according % he govern
n.Et survey 10 Secure he payment 81 fsar ADMIRED
dollar. Nth iuts'et he q hree per cent per
nor n FsFAhl~ srm NhHa. kcccufiEg - ths con 81
u'ss % Ger sn Prnmss1fy ., Itsd ~ We ssi
An;fvN Atssrsssn. AFt h-ariu. "a June Let. l>S-.
ssch N r'gsge sas cny rec.,rle9 in be odar u d.
segssr = h.~i, & thssEp s8iaiy he lsi tAy a.
jan- a. -. ~. q ocrrS, - B5es b 81 ~.
gss~ I~~ts E.s~s - saf lee sad he ? ~ day
ssn- % 'a~ sabscritsr aat Ee sunneai afErqf
1ri Ia a. Qssce Of Do R@eser n ses sfsrssse
he Is s.y iscs gssr. lss. y zoos G 4 AorEsz-.
gaze y a. 1sis q az uai.- b. 'am y ~ aaairsi
All hwy Ihr~@ o. Ar and isrer cents rn1 -
No prse-s.nss O. - bsslns t@Fu ASSUMED 'or Be
rrlgfTy q AZ tebt secured - 'A-i nnrigags an
YsT1 -srTraf-
N7N 'A-rearr 70 bc~ !. hereby given ,hai n par.u
sEe.a 10 ser s.s q sa4i nfrtgAse ylas lsa AaA
Il "a tta ta ssfh rsse rrrvt@A 49, $1,000
gr-1.s-s al b. oisrri ;ar - ~ sasrg 4 ~
h1.4.f an. occs e RsNssr ( pe,s N tA. 10 .
81 r.ver. ysns ssAi sasa.y. :. gr44v n. seas
IA 4 y.hra.rY, A y tss9. Z. o.-s.s /. y al -
.~1s.st sH~ sss gaz- 1-6f xrh =. 80,
a.! sfpsHs~s Augs4 ~
rad n~csmser ~ ls.r
i,cN~~s- Assgn..
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THR LATEST NEWS!

AyZERESZZHG 4 PROFITABLE TO EVERY ONE.
eonsequenee Of the hard times, eoneindad 70
make great Reelection in the selling price my g6ods
ShA atte sane time, eE some ofs greatest bargains
IA several articles FecelT-i dfrectfro.n suction
CALIC0RS With exception English and MerTimask
~ Toe PR yarL
HUsLIN ne LAISEs goodI never rstailsd fOrles, than
YURs-l ORer good AS'ortm=ul add =: prices suit
everybody.
N6sLINs, beth neaehed Aa4 Brown, IS per cent ls.S
than anY other hOnse.
MILLISERY G0ODS-A complete aSIoFt-nent, Tery Law,
131<e- and row At q.
RsiBROIOEsIRs-I oblg. myself TO sell "a per cent
cheaper than other h0use In the city Of Wheeling,
other place.
CH1SEZES-WoTth Sic At % cents.
than other house
SiBRS-A VERY article Black Silks At 5lr and
late style OF fancy aux worth and sold every for 81
~ onlTsI5 cents.
LTNRNS-An rrtIele worth I5s at only SIS.
PARAHETTO5 AND RRESCH MRRINOS-Of every euI-
or dpFee lover than oIsred before; pain
lAtne1 yeEy dne FuatYs such sells at 2e. 15s
KID GLoVEs-Anotherslo OF those extremely cheap
Gauntets, A. STHe.
InahertI and any of my goods to suit these
hard tines ISAAC PRA6ER.
uoTH l23 Main street near Ua'On.
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THE INTELBIGENGER.
RERESTO 40RL
BT ". L <.

an Standing alone IN a forest Of pines,
Meath an arch Of invisible SKY;
The Demon Of Sorrow IS king OF the Winds,
And he means as he passes me by.
No stars lend their light
To the poet tonight,
No moon 70 the lover is given
There's q terrible dearth
In this planet Of Earth,
OF the grandeur and glory Of heaven
And stand in the forest Of pines
Yet I knew that the stars would be wrapned in
And knew that the moon vas unborn; Fshroud
foresaW that the gloom of tonight would be
Twas sure that the forest would mourn: tproud
For my soul is as wise
As MiHeTva's proud eyes,
And they counted the days as they fed
"But another tomorrow,
Wing-footed morrow,
And the light thou hast loved win be dead.n
So came to tho forest of pines
ButI come as man who has journeyed for years,
With no prospect before him but-age:
Yet It seems but day since the patriarch's tears
Washed the pictures from infancy page.
Ay, 'ts only day
Since my youth turned TO clay,
Like the death of favorite bird
Ahi-tte cage still remains,
But 1t only contains
A thought Of the songs we have heard
And 1t stands in the forest of pines.
There went from the village, on yesterday eve,
procession of women and men
OH hearts that hold pity for women that grieye
Could re shrink from It's exercise then!
They moved towards the west,
Where the sun sinks to rest
But they marked not his glorious death
In their silence and black,
Marched they on IN their track,
Never raising their eyes or their breath
Dol see in this forest of pines:
] saw them return as the twilight came in,
Bot they marched not as silently then
the people were scattered, the ranks appeared
But marked the same faces again. Thin,
a shadow Of gloom,
As If thrown from tomb,
Grimly sat on their features of stone,
And struggled for breath,
As that shadow of death
Fell in darkness ten fold on my own
AS dark as this forest of pines
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ReaIlY a CapiiaI Produetioa!

ME celebrity Of GayeGty'a Medlcatel Paptr for the
tsr-eloss is rapidly b.ing extended throughout the
United ate H s OF the best articles before
ne public. Il oSviAtes the use Of ehemieay-posOned
shi5e PAeE, aud PaPer stained With nile producing prn
may be relied on II Is A. hne and Light pa
per- and tough IS skDnt wrapper Nothing more value
and utility vas ever before oIre1 Pahe sheets
cost only - 100 sheets 50 eeas Each sheet OF ge=u.
t ne E31derf3 artel ron any Of the druggists, from
fom htt place any part Of the United states ny
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1S57-S.s 1875
PENNSYLVANIA RAIIRoADI

Nv 4hLHA AaRANGEAdENL.-On and Aften Aond3y, De-
TIP PAST NAIL RRAIHleayes the Passenger station
every morning, except Sunday I50 o'clock PittsbuEEh
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaYe5 ne sIstan eyery evening
at9.40. . - -
The Johns,eEn train leaves Pittsburgh
stations and running ConernauE Rft Accom-
odaon Train for Turtle Greek Bridge leaves daily eI
TTainfor Turtle Greek, leaves leaves daily sunay ~
espted, At $50 pm fheThir Prai Tor
Turtle Greek leaves daEY, except Sunday $50,
Returning Trains arrive in Pittsburgh As foIloTs:-x
press l4o M Johnst0Rn Aeenmn1oda-
ton, II Rrst Turtle Greek AseommodatIon6 $50
Second 124oS Third Accommodation, s16
p.
BIaIrSVIe and Indiana connect At i.irsyiI.
with MAI Train East train West and
the yohnst0Bn AeealnmOda Train East and West
Pittsburgh and 0ounesViie Trans stopping At an
lions on The Pittsburgh and OonneIlsYe leave daily
press Train S8e Returning rom PittsbaTEh
s9d Road arrive at Pittsburgh, SIS and
TetEaVelinE Pahc md 1t Ereatiy to their fu4eres
IN going East West travel by the PennsyYants Ran.
road IS the accommodations offered, sur
passed on any other route As tbs road ID balaSed With
Stone and Is entirely free from dust promise Gafa-
speed and comfort AL Who may favor thIEroad With
their patronage
Rars TO NeE5York.-. ..............SiSO 90
" - philadelphia .............,..IOO %
q BALTIMORE. ....... = ............ 8 50
:. = Lancaster ........-...-.....-.. 80
Baggage checked to an Stations On DE PenuSyiyanIa
tickets In the eaFs be charged
Ten Cents In addition to the Station rates. except from STA
lions Ehsrs the Company has agent.
e9ss Of losl The COMPANY vim hold theEa
amount exceeding 9I99.
N.BThe Excelsior Onnibus Line, has been euapoyedto
charge MOTTO exceed IS cents Tor each passenger bag
Akthe P. q 3. PASSENGER Station.
I JAnl on Liberty and Grant sts., Pittsbursh-
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j. Z. SCOTT.
TgIR
LINER INNIGORAlTORl
PREPARED q pR. sANFoRp.


Compounded Entirely from GUMS
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATTvE AND LIVER Me-
Il DIClNES nov before the publie CEEbdFfic
known L IS not only ia a Bat a G diss
Sstns nrst on The Des to eee. It's morbid matter
completing two Purposes eaeetuzy, Without any Of
taEtfcS It strengthens the the same time that
!. PaEgssti and when taken daily in moderate doses I
strengthen and build 1t mp With unusuAIrapEdity.
The LIVER Is one Of the principal regulators Of The
human body; and when It performs its functions we'll
hre dePendent ON SsS5 aa S e e:
the proper perform. anee gifts
system suffers In consequence af oEEau-he LIVER
having ceased 70 do the diseases OF that
gan, one Of the propristOrhas made Il his stady In
practice OF more than tEenOye hnd remedy
. 70 eounterAet the many arrangements 70 which
To remedyiS atlsstfound. tn
hled with LIVER C0H.<PLALNT, in aEiy Gifts foTraS
has 4 hut g s try bottle eonytetion eealn
the system supplying in teirplaes healthy nov Of 6tie
nTIETTS1HS he food % digest vel,
ghols raaehnsry rsuoytngthe cause Of the disssseE
BILIOUS ATEAeks are. cured. AND. WHAT Is
Ly PRESEyENTED, oeeaiional use Of the
One eatiaS to relieve stomach
and prevent the food from+rising and souring.
MARE. e 97-.ts' NtNah
oalY one dose taken at.nighs. Ioas.ns the bowels
One dose taken aer each meal 15Ii e1re DYSPEPSIA
sdk R ls e go Win ai7ay, relieve
One bot.ie taken for fe obstruction renaoVesthe
I =
Only one dose Immediately relieves ClEY0ETII vhIIe
0ne a95e oen repe3te1 tsJ3a for CHOLERA
AORBH& and q preventive Of CHOLERA.
Only bottle IsISneedsd 70 throw ont Of Ia
system the elects medl-cine er long sieness
. oae bottle taken Gor.sJAITNDICR renloyes ~ sai.
loNuesl unnatural coIoF-tfrorn the akin
Vne aose taken slartttme before eating gives zig
or to the appetite, nnakeSSfooa dieeSt veil =
One dose 0ften repeated1,euFeS @ORR0FTO tDL4R.t
lS90s4 In It's foeraS,e7uhffe ISHIflF'E p .I5
SSSHEk complaints ytedZ ALMOST 70 the arst dose.
% do9eS cures At taekS caused by WORMS IN
the world, A. Il FeceF {HiEl.
81 few bottles eureSuDROPSY, BY exciting tbs
absoEbentS. = -
We take pleasGEei In recon. nending this medicine a.
PREVENTIVE Eor FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL lever
and al fEVERs Of . Bill LI0Us TYPE. It operateS
NTH aud tho1sand1 willing 70 teitify 70 iti
III RlEO USEET ARE GIVING THEIR UYAEY
-A0L.S L5S11zR04Y Nv IT'S FAPOR.
I'itel- q lie slOl5 45tEE IseIgordt0S AID
senaiiote b0tt tO0tEtse- - -
THE LIVER INVTG0RAFOR
IS SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and n datiy
WORKING cures almost too great TO believe II m ~
aaSte eoel re Fst dose gtuf9 bslIeG seldom more
nan one bottle s required . cure any kind Of LEHER
compliant from the sdHifcF DgPDensfa q 4
SeaS1eS AsGdGess, Al Of uhie the result Of ! DIS
PRICE, oSR DOLLAR PR BOTTLE
DR. AANFoRD. Proprietor, SGS HfosdEay, New YoFits
Aud TetliEed by Al DFuEkistS. SID IISo 3,
uHtA-lE I. LOGAN 3 co.. Vlheeli1l Va
WHEELING MdRBLE WOPRg
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II. CARTWRIGHT.

NJ q SIC p D LIS ii y r.
r Isl OF NEW MUSIC = e'sslE z
YArtune FeIleT5 (GuftaI1J. P Ohm.
saltan'g Rolkai piano. Charles d. Albert.
La S5ipIide Falss; (PIEnol J. ASeheF-si
La otOehette du Patre; (P9anOl Lsfebrne Wely.
Engine AaSuTk1 SeutinaertaIeS (pIanol Janes elIaf
AasuEkn des FTsineauxs EPtaaeIJ AseAe--z
me Celebrated koEdo E1aGEe, sung By Nadaraa La
border CPfan0l Max NhTet1ef -
Also received the following pIeees Of 1fusfs
Bea1ie'E Grave; beautifui song.
What Ia Home without . Brother.
Whatl Home Bfkh0ut : Sitter eou,paa4ona r. WbSt
Home Without Mother.
Maid Of Sylvan Mock.
Flfght % the 70 ~
me saeE haG fartell areuv5 49,
Al3S,A iaEEe SsiortRsnt Of HtIieal WORKS, &C., &s
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,PENNsYLVANIA RAILRoAD

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TUE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
tic cities With Westsrns Northwestern, and South.
western States By continuous RoiEay direct This road
also connects At Pittsburgh With daily Steamet 10
All ports the Western Rivers, Cleveland and sam
dusy With Steamers to All boris the NoFth.Western
rote BY which FREIGHT can be forwarded 10 and f5oSs
the Great ReSt. -
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PIrTsBUReH
FIRST CLAss-Boots Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Book, Dry Goods On boxss, bales - -
andtrankS DruE lin boxes ana bSley 'Se PSF 100 bs
keatherGs Rufs, &c........ -. ........
SECOND CLAsS-DomestIe sheetine,
shiFttnga nd Ticking (In original baIeS,l a. -,
Drugs I'm caakE) Hardware, leather 9e Per Ae0 lbS,
I'm rolls boxes)Wool and sheep Pelts
THIRD CbAsS.-AnYEs, Steel, ChainsCn1
saskSs) Heraps Baeon, and Pork. salfest -
toose orin eaSks TobReeo manufset. 0e Per 100 lbs
FOURTH seTiS Efs s g; nd
LAID ElaEd on s. seaa ASS, Co. zoe per IOo lss
ulRn Clay, Tar, Pitch, RoSin. Ee
PL0UR-I5c per Dbl. until farthe r uotts.
notice. - -t 4st
coTToS-sa baIsuote1esedins 500 lbs weight, until
~ InthinpIus goods from any point east Of ptu.d.t
hta be pAIteGlhEto marx packages tsDn Pt1nSSIgTSI
AfGIod AlaoodseonsRned 70 the agents Of tbIsr oSd
~ or RitSburgh VIII be forwarded without
FREIsHr AGEEEs-O Evans. - E5y street F,o,on. p
Clarke 40 AstoE House. and No william street and sb
Battery Place, NsWYOrk; Pierce zoo Zsrs
Hules0i irwin Co, and Spriugman BroTo OIrrjrti n
= MeIdrum, Madison, Ind: DumespII, HelI 4 ca
carer GJeEett Loulsve, KY: g OiRfleT 4 co Rv,1S
Tue indi = sass St Louis 80; Harris W0FmIey 4 "a
Wayne, Ind JSn4eder, Phiias 4 1cS,s
more; D a Stewart Pittsburgh : S-' D-ts.-
H. H HUSTON, Gent Freight A cent I1ty1,A
aPS1yl h-g.LOABABRT, supt, Altoons, Pa.
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TRARSPORTATION
BAETlMoRE q OHIO r. r.


WINTER ARRAlGERIENT s
NJ 7Will fOIloEB-FiE.z
RirI1-The 81 Lo1R, OiFeinnatf. WheelfuR. BeuTood
Baore and HaShtnZton City Express IeSVeS daIly at
lla A. u, arriving aEEAIihasfe 40 A T. IN tr for
breAktast and E8EteTn Connections.
seeon4-F1e Sprth-EeateEn ChIcaso, ST Loufs. CnIro
Cinetnn4ti, Wheeling, euEOos Bal
e1ore AID Washington City ExpTeSS leaves daily n 80
P II Saturday excepted arriving q Baltmore q go P
~ In u1ee for EaseeTa eganecttouG-
10 enjoy the eleant Eesaery paSSnEern afoid
take The 1is a Il train e aa resume tIieir
t<ipby The se1 A NJ
Returning the West End soaf ~ te frSfns ieavs
BALTIMORE daily IS fellow: Frs-The SIS A. D. train
arTiVeE At ileei1g es5 PM Seeana-Fas p
train arrives II Wheeling At 1880 A n
Ihe t1s9 A, IL tEaIn bound stop stations
between = Keeling aud CunabsFisnd
Round tTip feksts being Issued AoundsTHle -
cents and B.uEood At IS J. n RORD. A1enf
VI. P. SMITH, Superintendent.
L n COLE. Gea1 Iieket A gEnE. noT8O
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2 = tlNH. TOT N'1''7'
An noV offering splendid assortment Of all tiais As4
eolorA. Of French ArsrinOs them worth SIP
lor Sc Az Eo Ptatis worth Use for sc; Broshe shaSn
oh SO for g and 81 ceneiIs aud Lon shau5 10 Ereit
e51ndanee and atVery r-tueed pFees Fancy and EaeI
fos 9. cheap as 6Ss PCT yard, worth sr ~ re.
DC lanes worth soc for 81 Pfy pieces Thbet CatS
Worth Se for 25c all solors; Enhroiaefed and Wht'
eods At nearly one.haf have pay generally; u.
improved shape HOOP Skirts, Astonishing low Iat
n every description. among viii be fesh9
soiaeo the finest WEIGH Ard ConstEy P1anpeS EarTant
tene Of The corpleteSt assoFtmens FANCT D0-
AEsElo DRY GOODS in ths eitF Receiving Enoas day
Of tbs ieAt styles. made he.e Imported thereby ks
inT p a assortment 81 an seasoHs and at prices ~
WI laisfF the partIenlaT-ior Casa oELT! C3iA
paTfeGlayiv Ihvite q give me an saTly ea y
Iose eSeEheres At SO. 8 Main strrst Gs7u'
NheslnE. Ieelsl JOHN EoLNtE
RY have Just received aneth lot sfih''s
ijgey2.-z.zzz No. g, M.ia e
pENGAL PLAID HATS-navs received another lss
II tAs above Hat, fFsI. 81 = T. 600. ov,
F1gt9 O.. =. HAKPEQ / EsH'
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GOLpE n b Fl r. ETI.TyEgI Es IS TOE a. !.
No.l74 NAM sFREEF. WHEELING. VA
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS!
GREAT INDUCEMENTS 10 CASH TRADE

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bs
R6perr nEIarert
Si aan kSrh
fesy
gsgazdts2---S--5E Sr1IoaIas.
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WHEELING TO CINCINNATI.
WEST AND SOUTH.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT ROUTE
CINCINNATI,
LOUISVILLE. FRANKFORT, IFYIFSe TnH ~ NfaVTTrE
xISCESHES, CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS,
And al points West and sonth is VA tie
Cincinnati. Wilmington and
GAINESVILLE
SHORT LINE RAIL ROAD.
7tseEcs miles storter 6y this Route tan via.
Columbus to Cincinnati
Take The Central Ohio Road to
GAINESVILLE,
And there cELSGI cans and take those Of he O. n 4
snort Linz
TRAINS LKAYR zAHEsVILLR. As FOLLOWS:
on arrival OF Central Chic Trains fro eefnE And dc
ms rgsts passes thEesEh Lexington Lancaster Cir.
and most beautiful part Of Ohio.
- Pc gaE.isla. a, for lelsts IA. tie Q. ". az.
EARE As Low As b AM oTHEE ROUTE.
For THROUGH Tickets and other Information. .nour,
a Ticket Once In hesprigE House On water
street, Wheeling, Va
Z eEsF Gla Pss " AArLEE z s.. gRR.
is92-1y
Virginia Central Raflroad.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
~ RAILROAD.
lszzs M
szEz4L5.515L-l-Zs--
Great Northern and Southern n6a1 Routs,
TOR NORTHERN, SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
mond and Washington City G6rdonSTile aud AleI
HouTa Of departure at Rich
nond 6l5 A. II. and z:Sa p n
Returning leave WaShinEsol...s A. n aud Pm.
Arrive 81 Richmond: go ..1so P. II. and4 An
Baggage check and t.eketS given through between Reh
mond and Washington. 800
THESE TWO RAILROADS HAVING 40 STR P n An.
and being In excellent order, and CARRYING The RRAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MAIL give TIE bert FuaF.
antee Of always securing Connections Is Is 50n BIZ anil
yals daily q Richmond and city In advance d
the Steamboat line. = -
RAKR RfCHNoHDA AID WAsaryg+oy IS n
AnOmEibas win be found Always ready 10 take f6SSp1i
and their baggage Of wearing APPAREL beteer
me t1o Depo fFee OF charge, With ample time for Il
take Their meals whether going North oriSouth -
Ttekets can be obtained between DSnVfle and
Ietsd 70 Danvie An Agent OF Company T feeeIy,
me Chees Of PaSsengers from the BanViiIe Road ad ~
trnore Depot,
ms fArs he b the nail line a by Old ss.sabo.
aond and Alexandria. "a
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YARB AS Low as b Any oITHIEER ION

~ Pc Pas.isila. and Ak for 71eksts Itsl TIE cW.
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passes through NLezington, Lancaster, Cir.
eleTHe Arlington, NIlmIns4on and fISfrosfS 1850
and most beautiful part Of Ohio
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TRAINS LEAvR 1AHEsvILLR. As POLLoWs.
arrival Ohio Trains fFoE9 yyeeff5 ~, ~
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PerSOns Wishing sttehinE neatly ~ q
modated short notice. = s'4al = slSs39nl-
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HEMPFIELD RAII,ROAD.

IL intended shipment on ne rad must be
"a delivered betseen The hours Of =. m. and p M GS
none EtH be received after that hour. 7. SWEENEY,
sePi0 General Manager.
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In connection With the above keep eVery kind OF ms
IealinStrumsnts and musical merchandise generally.
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gPanos, MelOdsons and every Kind Of a1u1I.aI IaIsra
mentS tuned and repaired.
~ All goods warranted this establishment noV6
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SHEET MUSIC.
In the Western country.
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For THOUGH Tickets and other information enqur,
atCentEaloho Ticket Once IN hsSprgE HouIe 81 WStsF
street, wheeling Va.
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Ii Y Tx -IENNIGOELALOR
IS SoTENFIPIo MEDICAL DISCOVERY -sn5 n am
working cures, almost great 10 believe II ~
n1aEte, tVe ~ rSt dose 0IVfS bssE and seIdo irs
han one eotte is required Q any kind Of LEHER
Complaint from the worst SdhaicE or DgsDFnRa "a \
sa1@en Ae1daehs Al Of uhetr the result Of ! DIS