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Illinois CongrcgationaI oplniOus.

The members of the Congregational Church
in Illinois, through their chosen representatives,
in the Congregational General Association in
session at Bloomington, protested in emphatic
terms against the late action of the American
Tract Society and against also, the operation
istered by the sodden Democracy of Ohio
Representatives were present from New York,
Ohio, Iowa, Michigan and Nebraska, and the
report of the proceedings of tho Association
says;
Much sympathy and feeling was excited and
manifested by this body when the representa-
tive OF Ohio referred TO the prosecution OF the
Christians, known as the "Oberln Rescuers,"
now undergoing triil and condemnation at
| Cleveland Aud TO prove how deeply this AS
| sociatiOn deprecates and detests tn action OF
the court in which said rescuers are being tried,
and the laws which encourage such acts, the
following resolutions were presented by the
Rev Mr. Pltton, and on motion were adopted
by acolamaton:
Resolued, That the members of this Associ
alton deeply sympathize with tho christian
brethren in northern Ohio, now having trial o
bonds and sonment-suilerng perseeu
tlon at the hands of the officers OF the United
States government for their sympathy will
Chtist's poor, and their disObedence Of the IN
iquitous fugitive slave law, and are glad L
learn that they take joylully the spoilmg o
their goods, knowing in Themselves that they
have in heaven better and more enduring
substance"
ResoiDed, That in recognition Of the fact tina
they are our representatives and that for u
aud for Christ they are ambassadors IN bonds
= we recommend that donations to aid in delray
ing their necessary expenses for legal costs an
fines, be forwarded at once to the care of I'll
editor of the Congregational Herald at Chcag
for transmission.
Rssoiued, That these prosecutions OF th
friends of the slave by the United States o
fcers call upon Christians to pray for gras
that the Church OF Christ may be now Ss
= old witnessing Church for the truth in eyeI
appropriate way.
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CLEVELAND, MONDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, 1859

which be believed il the duty Of the Supreme
Court of the State TO exercise in this and all
similar cases II was the only position, in his
Judgment, peacefully, and with due respect TO
wards the Federal Judiciary, TO maintain the in
dependent State sovereignty contemplated by
the trainers Of the Federal Government, and to
avoid an unconditional surrender Of tho consli.
tutiona powers belonging to the States when
ever usurpcd by the Federal Government.
Entertaining these views, he added and, after
carefully examining the Constitution and the
act Of Congress in question, with the aid Of all
the reasons and light afforded by the various
opinions aud authorities referred to, having
no reasonable doubt Of the unconstitutionality
of the act upon which the prisoners had been
convicted aud imprisoned that in his Judgment
they ought to be forthwith discharged
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Vegetable subsiitute for CniOnel aud Blue
Pill

BRANDRETH's VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PfLLs
bv restoring tho bowels their original 9aiy natural
action, strength the som tch, ry the blood
esab sh tue healthy condition the dig, organs aud
thus cure dysp sta colds coughs rheumatsms, dopsos
aud sickness generally whe her chronic recent The
ce ebraiei Abonethy says; Anor having cured the dc
rausemen, the bow's dsb itie, ali diseases gem
orally disappear Of thar accord short time
Tho expeloco of cuh'u'y established tho worth Of
these pills beyuul DIS puto pucgatyo and
medtnsi and their use d. upw rds ur 900 conscientious
physicians and by million Of families, shows that
they are supplying the wants f humanity, and are
IN alyauoe Of medical science The above pills although
purely vegetai 10, and used as substitute
for Calomel ydrargiri CAoridt Mite producing all It's
Alternative aud other ud cations, with Of its dsogan
izatiou effects upon the solds1feu Gripping tor fe-or
its distressing action the teeth and gums The pre-
pared concentration from the piucipesthe Life
Addition Pilsis asubsttute for ue-pi (Pulg Hydrar-
gr1 possessing the peculiar action the socretng
Of that preparation from mecuy but Of It's sal
waiting or other Injurious ELECTS Those who have
them HgcPiH sujSfHis otherwise ,rd 70 them
the highest praise. Taey concentrated
Essence Of Life than ANYTHING yet mlde n The way Of
medicine by ngle pi given daily, when hope
fled, has oftun rest ath Iu fct, they supply
organic principle ne b.ool, aIw ys wanting in extreme
sic suess Old people have the Of
ly youtn restored by these Life Addition Pills. Their vul-
ue as fi-preservCrs is beyond estimate.
Brandreths Vegetable Unvcrsll Pills from the
bowels and blood OF sick person he cause OF death
THE JIFg ADDITION PILLS SUPPLY tbs ORGANIC NEcEs-
srrY or The BLOODs vIrMItY-the miuuto globules Of
vegetables essences Of which they but the ooncreton
have their srac eouaepUt tho vital globales OF the
bo.d. And from who does the blood derive is life,
obules verify from the s9me from which Dr
Branlreh derives tile life cplos OF tho lille Addition
Pills-from the Vegetable Kinldom
These pills, also tho Universal, warOnitd purely
vegetable. Retaed respectively at % and so cents ply
scians and the public supplied by the gross single box
d., Braudrtths Principal Office, No 29i Cunal.st n.
Y, and by
s. Gardner, No. go Superior street. Cleveland, snd
r. wheden, Hudson, and b. all respectable dealers in
mnfhcineg
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Att'ps & GOunsrllors.

IL j. LtOKMAN, ATTORNEY AT
y LAW, Office the NJ rchonts Ba l. C.eve-
and, nhio fnb2iR
pROOKS Il FORD, ATTORNEYS
- AT LAW. AtVater Budlngs, footo superior st.,
Cleve and, Ohio,
d. ". BUOOKs. l.. ". Fopn
feb6
WILLIAMSON & RIDDLE, AT
w TORNEYs AT Law Office NJ 20 supsrior-N
Gle sand OHIO s WILLIAMSON
iann A, G. RlnDLE
CHARLES Q. BALDWIN-ATTOR-
Niney and CJunsoora at Law-Oalce n Super rs, over
Cf Rank isnl5dlv
DALMER Il AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
u az law n1irr Comm' rCial Bunk
octi-o7s
A SPER, J.F., ATTORNEY AT LAW,
IA Warren rmbul County ohio. Office. No. -
N -l-----.r hnc2-h2l
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE o, 1889
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL pRINrIN

TTNTW
~ Plain and Ornamental Printing description
lone NJ the Printing Establishment o. the Leader Once.
latest and most rapt steam presses, In toe
STYLE short notice and at reasonable rates Par
iouar attention paid tO blank work Every descriptions
Bnding done especially Blank Books Ledgers Journals
ates RuoEs, RnCHtvtuE Hloks. nc.
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N. u. SOLOMONsON.

N. II. SOLOMONSON.
PRACuoAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTIcAN,
largest assortment Of the os approved kinds Oh
PECTACLES. Alhis glasses, whether for near or iaI
GIFTED are ground under ms inspection, by machine
Of anew construction with the reatest care so as 10
Ilitthe eyes al cases, curing Weakness DiEEiness or
agammafionof TIE Eyes, and impartng strength or long
roadiur or fue sewing.
" N. II Solomonson would here inform the public
shathe employs in the sale Of fhslenses
= Also a splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES hi
CROSCOPES, COMPASSES, &c kept ON hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
luserted without nalu, as perfect as natural
tB-Ofos 3s Superior street under he American Hotel
iunp
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Bankers,

h. d wWtTvAN YsrtNDAP~ W sTANDART
WHITMAN, STANDARD Il CO.
w BANKERS aud toaars In Fore sn aud Domestic TX
change No iuernr street We draw direct on Lou
don and vii furnish rafs for auy amount payable at all
enrnH nnl nop EuC land Ireland Scotland France
and germanv 90 lectuns tde all accessible points
thr'u NJ Ne Uri.rd 9'ate. ~ Caualas ra,s
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l6y- For City News see third page
For Market Reports and Marine News see fourth

AcoDENr on THE c. q p r. RoAD.-From
Conductor RUSSELL, Of the Pittsburgh Road, we
learn that as the wood train on the c. q p. Road
was approaching Salineville station, towards dark
on Tnursday evening, it ran over cow Four
cars were thrown OF the track and two Irishmen,
who were riding on one Of them, met their death
in the general wreck. Their names were James
Murphy, who lived 10 Ravenna, aud Michael Cum
mings, Of Bedford. Murphy was single. Cum
mirgs leaves wife aud one child.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-06

Evils OF SLAVERY The readers of Uncle
Toms Cabin" will not fail to remember George
Harris, who was so prominent character in that
great work. The original Of that character, from
whose life Mrs. Stowe drew her portraiture Of
George is now in this city and will lecture at the
Wesleyan Church this tMonday) evening and at
Rev. Mr.. Thome's Church to morrow evening up
on the evils Of Slavery, of which he has had such
a bitter experience His lectures will be Interest,"
ing, as all life narations and suferings and adven-
lures are Don't fail to hear him
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-06

PETTY THIEvINe.-There are any number Of
petty thieves about who eonfne their operations
to small articles, but who would doubtless make
larger haus ifin their power 1t is unsafe to leave
any thing in a buggy for ten minutes without some
one to watch it. We know Of one gentleman who
purchased quantity ofstrawberries on Saturday
evening, and ltt them for few minutes in his
buggy, covered up safely as he supposed, but in
short time they we're gone, basket and al Keep
close watch over exposed articles and strawberry
patches, aud pepper" the first intruders.
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MATRIMONIAL.

70 THE LADIES OF THE UNITED STATES:
Il has been my good fortune restore to health man,
thousands Of my country-women
My has excited the malice OF the ehvious and
alou but their prosecutions have served only to extend
nd estah sh my reputation showers of grateful offerings
fallen upon my pathway, from che air sufferers whom
thankful remembrance by those who have experienced my
Ikl can afford to jespse the efforts Of
nd slendere
My friends hayP repeatedly urged to place my med
cine for producing mensruatun within the reach Of the
Ladies of the United Staes but ndisposon 60 enter
field so occupied by quacks with their pernoous nusrum
and toar that unprnciped oouucreers might palm upon
public their worthless limitations have hither pre-
vented me from establishing agencies for the sale my
AMlE DE FEMME" IN the United States
Al last yield to the ontreates OF patients and friends
and offer the suffering Females OF America medicine
which has rendered somewhat famous throughout the
Old World.
In regard to the efficacy the "ABIlE DE FE MAiE" I
ueed only say, that it liquid on aud exact such
Hsl have used IN paccei France many years hud
that It has never failed to satisfactory result
Che "Ame de Femme" aud ion stand In the re
aton of cause and effect. It alike powerful to originate
healthy menstrual flow where has existed and Ia
restore It where has been from suppressed,
In urderto guard imposition the wrapper of direc
unns on each bottle Of the Amie de Femme bear m
"'t a avn nom ttH -uptttu lfuu rrrlos,, a, ,
vii be sealed with NV private seal. 1i'sinE ut'
Price, S3,Ou package.
PARIS, January 1851.
AlltlnN lie gTtI Ils.fua hW
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Dentistrp.
DENT5S TTEY
AT OIL SUPERIOR ST.

AT OIL SUPERIOR ST.
TT YOUR TEETP ARE GOOD,
l. read the following ines Ifyour teoh are bad read
them with great care II you have toeth az all hP:-
as tn ls daily exhibited in the Streets n tho social
opnd in the paror, by the hunhlest peosm and me
proudest auocra that hundreds Of lose good
set of teeth for the want Of the timely 81 Of good "Id
skfu dentist poor aud inferior ration is IN many
cases worse than all If your teeth are cd have
ih M examined 10y good deTtst aud keep them IN order
II or time should he but ha them repai red the
40 "A, ha b rr aud escape that winch Burns slys Is IN
Le of in tbsea,s All rugularps OF the teeth shuu
benueudsd to ChldhO ii unI youth .
desrou, of hnc dantn operal'7s are l'' II
ed 10 I'D a. where particular attention 4 given
20 NE pTestr gatinn OF he ual tee IA, where tho
VULCANIZED CORALIrE,
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1flaubinists &c.
7I d o. : n a ~ j,

IA n ONGb w,
Manufacturer OF fHll kinds Of
SMALL MACHlN hRN, LATHES, MODELS,
Rolling Mills for jewelers. aud Dentists
SEAL AND OTHER PRESSES &c.
TURNING AND FlNlSHlG GENEKALLY.
hI~uueuof street, American Euildugs, levrlapd o.
rpg''e tNc Wcddo' tf.rs. 7 t7p'
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9prtinl Notices.

Holloway's Pills are the great antagonists Of
Dyspepsia he ruling and psng disorder otthis continent
This dire contaeion is ed aud vanQuislel BY
course Of this powerful ant-biious remedy Vertigo and
al The cousoqueuts Of this complaint vanish under thern
Auencos
Sild at the manufac'o ory, No 80 Maiden Lane New
Ycrs and by ali Druggsts at 25c CSC aud 81 per D,
DIX 2b5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-06

AUCTION Book SALE.-The attention of our
readers is called to the advertisement OF the auc.
ton sale ofbooks by o. Cutter & Son, two doors
below the American. This is a splendid opportu-
nifty for the literary inclined to lay in stock of
books at extremely low prices. The list of books
comprises many valuable sets, such as Dickens,
Cooper, wayerly Novels &c, beside any quantity
ofmiscellaneous books, all Of which viii be sold to
the highest bidder, the sale to continue every eve.
ming. French, who has the books has been wei
known in his connection with Pratt, who has semi
annually made a stop in our city.
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Builders & Arrbitrfts.

BROOKS S. G. q K. W., BUILD
II ERS Ais, Manufacturer, Of Doors Blinds SASH
BrnckPt and U yuds Of scroll Saving aud Gothic WorE
Particular ttenG N paid 20 Fitting Up Stores Factory OF
lliHLe-m-al LanLr- nllnL -L-vn O nnln-ca-
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Boor0ino.
6otels.
DUMA S =

III
Nc tassr Street beueen an and 5th CINCINNATI, ONO.
This old AID well established Hotel has been recently
re-tted la supon style and is unsur ass ed by
Hntel ol IT'S class "a AmCrca
The pronrrtor from his experience in this ciy, al
and elsewhere feels confident that his advantages
over Others WI warrant m entire success, and no
favoaby known TO this community ant clpsie tu share
Of pubic patronage. ALEX SHUMATE,
apr20Rs prnnrietor,
MANHATTAN HOTEL Nos. 8, 5
1NA 7uud Murruy street I'd door froIu Broadway OF
pssltu Park New York Higgins Fling Propretort
HRsgns late Of Pear street House Bost n. II G FlnT
I . Na- VOW
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PosTPoNEMENT OF THE HoRTicULTuRAL EX-
HIBITIoN.-In consequence Of the uniavorabIe
weather. the Cleveland horticultural Society eN.
the 10th aud 18th.
VI on Do,
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GUTTA WCHA AsE,
For Artificial Teeth

Is manu- aciure l. aud al varieties OF artcial tteih are
put uD the best manner. Is lN1EkluLl'o
N On VA lie Block, Superior street, Cleveland y.
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PRoBATE CoURr The Probate Court, Judge
TuDEN, will set to day. |
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-19
MEED's rATENT AE WING. MAJ

NV EEDFS PATENT NE " INC N q CHINE =.
Tins is the most reliable SEWING MACHINE ever
offered in this market, both in the quslity of its work, its d,.
than t,at OF an other Machine, while it works with ease on
the finest silk, or tie heaviest cloth or leather. on either OF
evenly laid seam. much finer than ordinary hand work, while
both sides OF the cloth are stil he'd alike, risahng III beauty
the most e, giant hand work II rarely gets out OF working or
der or requires repairing. aid is 50 simple that m operate, van
perform all ordinary 'epa,.s On il, until II is worn out With
bads Patent Sspins Machines will best meet the wants OF
and Shoe Makrrs,or any others requiring a seam in their work.
Harness and Saddle Manufacturers will find this a Machine
that will do ,heir work in a rapid and substantial manner, aud
much . " wall and this MkacH,ay. particularly 1a''i ~" a1ap IssI" 'S
their wants, besides saving labor enough in a lew months 10
pay fort. Ialo.s will lind a great saving by using this Sew.
Wilma, does nv, rip ca@s,y, AID .sa, LOOKS %"rh n faH', than %,
and work Boo. ard Shoe M'nufactnrers can save Thou
sec, ! g work done "n leather by this Machine, is be.ter than
The editor Of The Cadartown (1ecrgia, Patriot SAYS, When
We purchased your Weeds Patent Mri"s Machine. we intend
ed 4 mh"lly Tor 'amiiy use. but as it wa. rec ,n,ntnped TO sew
many of our neig htoIs can testify to the superiority Of e
and We feel confident for this alone. the machine has save la.
b"r enough to pay its cost. One Of our peighbors who has u
large pl,nration ssys, IT i. worth the wages Of his two beat
hands in the ii ue ii saves in IN king elothe. for the rest. Ev.
cy Machine you have sold in this vicinity has given the great.
'"t satisfaction. ANA several intend to order Machines from
you soon"
planlstion near New Orleans Your two Wade Patent Seq
ing Ndctiats ha We boon in almost constan, use since bought
them, and " 9TH the best OF practical results. In less than three
weeks the TWO Operators on them finished a complete suit of
clothes ior each Of my Two burdr,d and ten plantation bands.
and nu Ia Lane saved III using them one season has muae
than paid ta,ir cost
Another Planter says, l used to employ three " four hands
In making clothes for the rest. but Since purchased your
Heeas Ia.ni SerihS Maehinr one hand does tue sewing for
the whole plantation, while my w!fe uses it Tor making nearly
ali the clothes at the family. | icel confident the Machine pays
Tor itset every three mouths.
We wish ali who need a Machine to examine these, as they
ar" the simplest aud best for Family use. Plantation or any
9th r uc where a stitch i, required. Price OF Ueeas Patent
) EiHg .Machint s 10 and Sl30.
JAS. II WHITNEY,
Successor to Within v & Lyons,
Jas Broadway, New York.
10" Sold hy A s. ENGLEDOVE, dealer in Fancy Goods,
B"n"'ts. ar Icy nrhbr'y. Va mar Bots
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BALTIMORE
MAINLAND STATE LorTERITs.
Il. FRANCE 4 co. NAxAnIRs

lFTER the sxposura Of The many Bsgs, Lo,tcrv core.vr.
Il llrou, hout ihs country purchasers Of ! iek,Is " nj vi u,ur.e
i.,i tinid in ordering Those " no d sire to pun hssc, would
be foolish II sendt 10 'ney 3" any Lottery 'onco IL " about L 49,
ibg hat ib'. nhlhAse farm ~ IA draw Jugs and selemrs, aud
feel That ,bc Managers are fs.p, siIIs if przcsL
The MAINLAND LofIEHIIs have nov be.n draw m ~ a. Z.
fry .satn Millions OF dnllars have been drawn In CAPITAL
rnzrs, irom . iu,ooJ up IL u " M. anu The fortunate hvIi., :
vi houi a single rn,. psIon, paid.
Ie.. ar. TIT lo 4. 1e. r. order III ket- la. The Mauas,,s
are lut.s J. sponsisIe if WY I'rz. .pid with III any s-rutIi, 4;
aml gel they nav" sNcn b.nds To the stat. IL Maryland, h r
hIi u mint IA ui d"ii.rsl 10 secure p,ik- toder-. they do. 4
prnini-e ,nu 81 100, t-0t0l or Q ~ osJ ,u, tto. I,.t they
CIV. ,nu lair I'D honest schemes, az good ~ u-u u. made Tor
tue % la 81 The lie Its.
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AtOllCE.-.A ~ meeting III the board Of al
~ frctors OF the YIN mia and 4 cnnu ssc. kaiIuad Company,
held AT the oitre ot the Company, IN the rty of Ly uchUarg. On
Saturday The 18th Of January, ls'7, the following resolutions
w.fe adopted
on NOTION, Assortd, That from and after The first day ofFeb-
ruafy neailhe \ lrgmia aud l,nnrssee knIi oau Coin, ANY will
u Toe eieafi, saoan 1Iat such stock were hiled in cons, que ce
al ihe eapa0ie ucgiigonce 81 the agents or .mpioy &c vi this
Company.
hesgintd. That nil claims against this Company fpI loss Of or
dlina. - 10 Koods Or produce, MUsf be presented william thirty
day nom The I.ie suck artiults shouII nave buSn uviiS cred
a Copy itom HE minutes.
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FROM vIkSiSNlA a. ORGa
Through Warrington CITY, by kalroaldnc,t.
To THE WEST:

TO THE WEST.
9uNIIE baltimore and Ohio Railroad. with its much I'm.
proved Western connect ans, offers great inducements to
trsvs.er. IRON Virginia and the Carolnas, through Washing
ton aud baltimore. TO all portions OF the West. the Northwest
and the Southwest
Tho connection betwc cen the trains from Washington and
trains bound W eat for Wheeling u Parker.burg, from Baitl.
more is always promptly made at the " Arlington junction.
Qately called the Relay House. ~ mics from baltimore. This
Is the only change ut Cars required brtw cen " ash.ugton AMI
the OHIO River. baggage is checked through 10 The Wcst Al
the Washington Station.
Y' he connecting trains leave Wellington daily at &
A anu 20 T.. N, On sundays at the latter hour.
All ENWDb
Direct connection is made with the Cars II the Central Ohio
Railroad running from Beiiairc On the Dln through Gam
bridge, Zanesvillo, and New art. 10 Colnmtas these trans
connect at Newark with the Cars al the Newark. Mansfield
and sanddsky X. X for Sandusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago
St Louis, etc.
AT PARkERSBIR re-
Connection Is made (by Steamboat c mics with the trains IN
he Marietta aud Cincinnati Road, for Chl,ieotho, Cincinnati.
&c. &c.
At WHEELING
The Baltimore and Ohio trains connect with tn. cars of IN.
Cleveland and Ohio River Railroad Tor Cleveland. Toledo
Detroit Chicago, and ali the N mthw cstern points direct.
ER Travellers are requested 10 notice that while tb. I n
lngton, II 10 Also the SHORTEST, noSt SPEEDY and nj.
RECT to nearly all the leading points IN the great W,.t IN.
distance from " ashtngton to Cincinnati Is but abuu, TOO
miles, being about 100 miles shortef than ty II ottc, r,u,.
Fare, by through ticket from Mashngto, Mt l,,., N.Y.
DOLLAR LESS than BY the lowests 4 the No, lhern Rou,,.
from more Northern cities.
For Freterick and Harpers Ferry, Msrtinsbarg, Berkeley
Springs, Cumberland. Bedford Springs, Oakland and q rnuoH,
passengers may leave Washington AT 6 A NJ or 40 y NJ i
For the minor Way Stations between baltimore aud Wheel.
Ing, take s A. NJ. train from Washington.
- For further Information, TIN rough Ii &c. applv
THOMAS u. PARSONS. Agent at washing St
". p. SMITH, Master Of Transportation.
BALTIMORE 4 Ohio X abroad