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ANDINAYIAN BLOOD PILLS & BLOOD

TIE SCANDINAVIAN BLOOD PILLS & BLOOD
PURIFIER.
Eaglsville, Wood county, o., Jan. 18th, 1859.
DR.. G. w. RoBACS-- Dear Sr:--l am your gent
In this place, and seeing your many certificates from
different parts of the Globe thought test the mat
ter by trying your medicine my son, aged nineteen
lie had been unable to do any work for six years--hc
had the rheumatism and dyspepsia. Oct Is 1858. he
weighed % lbs. and began taking your incidence
He is in good health and is able walk Is miles
wihoutinjury. You are at liberty publish this ii
you like. Yours, truly,
3Sluj j. VI. BRONSON.
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2s-The citizens OF Plymouth, Ind, are in a
perfect blaze of excitement on the temperance
question. The Buckeye Broa'-Axe is lectur-
ing up there, hewng TO the line" if we may
Judge by the reports given in the Republican.
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5e9-By request of the County Auditor, we
this week insert sec 33, 81 and 36 of the Tax
Law for the benefit of District Assessors and Real
Estate tax payers in Wood county, o., and that
all may know the consequences of refusing TO
give all the required information when duly So
licited,
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9g-Hon. r. Mott has placed us under special
obligations for copies of the Congressional Globe
and Appendix, for 1857 8, and the Message and
Accompanying Documents, in four volumes.
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--On Sunday morning, 26th ult., the steamer
Princeton, running from Vlcksburg to New Or.
leans exploded and burned. She had on board
about 400 passengers; at least two hundred of
whom were lost She was behind time and TIE
engineer declared he would reach New Orleans
on time or blow up. His body was cut COM
pIetey in two by the explosion The sad affair
occurred near Baton Rouge, and most of the
sufferers were residents OF Louisiana aud Mis-
sissipDi.
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To CLERIcUs-Your favor is received. We
are of opinion that no good, but possibly injury
might be done by the publication of the article.
We have had enough of slander cases, and some
times think that prrdence is the better part of
yaor.
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"subscribers who pay $lOO Immediately
will have the benefit Of back arr}arages. =
PerrySburg Press.
How willit be about the forward "arrearagcs?'
Quite number Of our Subscribers "haye the
benefit Of back arrearages' now.
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as-The reported murder of woman at Mar
blehead, Ottawa county, proves incorrect Mrs
Flanagan got drunk, fell into the fire and thus
lost her life.
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as-Krcps has gone east to select his Spring
goods, and they will be arriving the latter part OF
this week. Look out for the first chance to Sc
lect from the splendid variety which he will bring
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DR. HOOFLAND'S
B BALSAMaC CORDIAL.


EoR rus SPEEDY CURE OF
Comghs, Colds, h.fuea,a, Group, Hoar,eness. Bron.
chhs Pneumonia Diseases Of me Boceis arising fros.
Cold hlcipeni Consumption, and for the rsiisf aud,
Gfat all poSsibel IF Patients an a4rdn ed st,e r,s
ofhe latter disease.
This celebrated preparation, like the Bitters. may
be conhdentiay relied Ii is designed fer class
of diseases more general and more fatal than anv other
to which the people of this country nre subject
those Swinging from SiigLf rnl{', That en,in.p,
authority DR.. Bell, SAYS; will not saw that colds
are to our inhabitants what the Hagpe and Y,iIo,r
Feper are to those OF other countries; but aver
confidently that they ushcrin disease of greater COM
plicity and mortality than these latter"
further proof OF the terrhe fat ality of diseases
resulting from common cOid" may be seen by a
glance at the following statistics taken from the rec.
ords of the Board of Health of Phiadelpbia confess
edy one of the most healthy localities In the Union
1882. Total deaths in Philadelphia, l0,2Gl
Died of Consumption, lgl2
" all other diseases, $3.50 in
numbcr) s,3l0
1853. Totaldcahs, $40
Died of CONSUMPTION, JSek
" Z" all other diseases g.t3G
--ll,sll
From these figures II will he seen that nearly one
fourth of the total deaths in the country are oaused bv
consumption, to say nothing of the Numerous othey
diseases springing from slight colds"
Do not tribe with your heulth butif suffering fr ON
slight cough or cold on the lungs. buy n bottle OF
HO0FI.AN ND'S BALSAMIC C0RDi Az. md Won NAV A.,
safely count ona cure. Thousands have done so md
have certified to itswondertul effects
Coughs often proceed from n dlsordered or dy.pep-
tic state of the stomach, in which case the Germn
Btters should be used. In case of weakness or gen
cral debility ofthc system, resulting from protrnct
ed cough, the German Bitters will be found great
| benefit.
Prepared only by Dr. c. M.Jackson, ,lls Arch street
Philadelphia and Tor sale by drug giss and
| throughout the United States and Canada Price
10 cents per bottle lOct.2S, lS5s--25ly.
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Attachment Notice.

James Miller PPh, vs., willard iTull, Def't.
Before j. Chapel, j. r., PeTyshurg township, Wood
county, Ohio.
nN the Sd day Of March, A. d. 1882 said Justice IS
" sued an order of attachment in the above action
for the sum of fifty dollars, with interest from April
], a ID. 1851 JAMES MlLLER
Perry.burg, March 10, lSj9-4aw3sl.
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Great Cure after, the Physicians had Failed.


Dr. L. ~ Jackson dear ST:-We would inform
you that we are out OF Ilooh lnds German Bitters
which very ready SALE One of our neighbor has
been doetoring for some time (we think about two
years. Nth NIL The doctors IN the county, BAT all Of no
araA. lie looked az much like dead man going
about any thing can compare him TO. His dis
ease appeared to be overlooking of the gall With
hard persuasion prevailed on him 90 try your Bit
ters. with the promise 10 him if it did good we
would charge nothing for it, provided he took six
bottles according TO direction, which he has done and
Is now entirely cured and has become u well mln.-
This cure has created grent sale in this ueghhor
hood. Respectfully EDWARDS BROWN
ask for 'hootand's German Bitters and take moth
ing else See that the signature of c. III. jackson is
on the wrapper of each bottle The Bitters are man
ufactured by c. NJ jackson, lls Arch ST.. Philadel-
pha, aud are sold by druggists and store Keepers in
every town and village in the u. S. Canadas West
Indies aud 3. America at I5c per bottle. 4Sw2
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ea-We have before US copy of the Wash
ingtou Union, containing long editorial in
which Douglas is charged with making efforts to
form free Soil party on the principles OF the
Wilmont Proviso
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-" Walmsby House; or the Lovers Revenge;
n Story laid in the South of Ircland,' by the au-
thor of the Indian Story" has been received and
will be published at an early day.
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- .,~one night last week. some graceess scamp
stole oil of Mr.. Merry's chickens except hen and
rooster.
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agrHtchcock is east purchasing fine stock
of Spring goods. Some of his purchases are ex'
pccted to arrive this week.
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ng-The Pfesil,nt has called an extra session
of the Senate, aud it is reported tha! an extra
session of Congress will be called sometime in
July.
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Iinnr,linn,s Sale.

ID Y virtue of an order of Wood County Probate
ID Court. the ID day of April. A. d. lSi9 at one
o'clock =. NJ. the door of the Court House in Per.
rysburg, Wood County, Ohio will sell to the high
est bidder the following real estate as the property Of
Rosetta and Guy Nearing, to witt The south half of
the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of
section 81, of township north, of range 10 east con
tanning 20 acres Terms of sale, one-ihird down. one
third in one, and onethird in two years. Deferred
payments evidenced by notes fhand on interest Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises.
). JEFFERSON,
Guardian Of Rosetta and Guy Nearing.
March 3, ,lS59-t4w4S2l3.
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Saie OF Kcal Estate Dy Otuer Ot Court.
nN the 2d day of April. 4. u. 1859, at o'clock p.
~ NJ, at the door OF the Court House in Perrys-
burg Wood County, Ohio, will sell to the highest
ANa Gllett deceased to wit: Lots - aud 1t, in
ton l. Gcad appraised at 100000, subject to the life
estate of Polly GettnlSo lots and in section two
Gilcad appraised at $4,000 each. Also, the south
west quarter Of the south east quarter and the south
east quarter Of the south quarter 0 acres each
in section l. of township north of range east, an
praised at SSO000 each lot. Terms of SALE onchird
down, one-third in one. and onethird in two years
from day of sale Deferred payments evidenced by
notes Of hand interest, secured by mortgage the
premises sold S. JEFFERSON.
Administrator of Alva Gill,tts estate, doc.
March TO- lBjg- 4iwIS2.50.
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MARRIED.,

On Thursday last March 81 1852 at the residence
of the brides fathcrn Pcrrysburg. 10y Rev G. A. Ad
ans, Mr.. GEORGE S. McKNIGHT and Miss MARY l..
SMFpl
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ay Post-Master General Brown died in
Washington City on Tuesday moring last.
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As-Hons. K. Mott, John Sherman, and 0weh
Loveioy, have our thanks for favors
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR. CHEES SEMA ms PILLS.
Prepared By Cornelius l.. Cheeseaah, W. d.,
NEW YORK CITY.


Prepared By Cornelius l.. Cheeseaah, W. D.,
NEW YORK CITY.
The combination of ingredients in these pills are
the result of long ana extensive practice. They
mild in their operation, and certain in correcting all
Irregularities Painful Menstruations removing all
structons whether from cold otherwise. head
ACHE pain in the side, palpitaton of the heart whites
all nervous affections Mysteries, fatigue pain in the
back and limbs. &c.,dSturbcd sleep, which arises
from interruption of nature
TO I5AEsSSED LADIES,
DR.. Cheeseman's Pills are invaluable, as they will
bring on the monthly period with regularity. Ladies
who have been disappointed in other pills, can place
the utmost confidence in DR.. Cheeseman's Pills doing
all theyreprcsont to do.
NOTICE.
There is condition IF the fc8aig sVstcan tc4 Tie
!WLs canmlt be iGken riH0Ht prO3acag a PEC III L.2
RESULT Tn" coaijtioH referred TO is PREGNAN.
Cl~-tte result, MS C1RRIAGE. Such is the irre-
sisable te@eacy of the medicine 10 restore the rHai
functions TO HOrm4I cOHdtiOH that the repr03c-
tire pOrer of nature cannot resist IL.
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything
Injurious. Explicit directions, which should be read,
accompany each box Sent by mail on enclosing 81.
SOLD BY ONE DRUGGIST IN EVERY
TOWN IN THE UNITED STATES.
X. B HUrCHlNGS,
General Agent for the United States,
l65 Chambers Street, NEW YORK.
10 ,oh0m nil rheiesais orders MOmd be addressed,
nly~Sod by PECK & HAMILTON, Perrysburg.
Nov. 2j, lS5S-29ly
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s se-A cali was recently born near Port Clio-
ton, which had two perfect heads.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

TTNHE notes and amounts of the subscriber left
l. at the Store of POWERs BLINN. All those in
debted are requested TO call and pay up need mou-
ey Those not arranged in very short time will be
left for collection. GEORGE POWERS.
March TO- lsj9--4itf
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IBE SNAWLN .MjTLgIaI0I2TgyYT'o
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Hurricane springs.

In G wild, mountainous gorge, six miles from Tul-
Iahoma is situated this fountain of health truly
called from the rare and varied properties of its
Watera. The oOlOris bright green. When viewed
through glass auwblsr it resembles the brightest
emerald Their cure OF many and various diseases
fully attest their efficiency For CutaneOus sfec-
tions, arrangement of the liver, dyspepsia, &c,
they are unsurpassed. Even subjects Of pulmonary
complaints find benign aud bAlny influence. The
lame, the blind, the responding, find relief at this
Bethesda in the wilderness, ever gushing up from
rock at the bottom of deep glen. Near by is a
white sulphur spring, restoring to the eyes.
Here all ia rude, wild simplicity. On the hills
around are log cabins, tsnanted by those who pre-
fer their home comforts retired from the crowd.
Tie msin building stands ever the water running
frem the spring.
To the gay, the fashionable, the epicure, this
plaee presents few alurements. The plain sub
stantial fare, abundsnty spread out, is sccOmpsn;
ed with zest the happy effect of these sAlubriOus
waters. The nights are cool, the company agree
able. and sutI ,isnt amusement to make time pass
pleasantly. fIAToRA.
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Rreads.ufrs and Provisions,

CINCINNATI, Aug 3-The subject Of Interest today In
bushes, the change in the weather. which brought
eopious and apparently general This Be aid have
day II showered first and then IL rained straight
along several hours in the afternoon II the country
equally favored the OF danger at
they recovered from the effects Of The drouh by
good weather. Coon potatoes, and pastures wall mprove
TaPdyiR appearance and in the course Of few days
expect encouraging reports from the interior Next to the rain,
the foreign atzacie notice For the first time in long
while the New tina advance in breadss
under favorable the Persia Our reports by the
steamer do present any important changes with the exception
slight advance Wheat However, advance estab
sed IN New York Of Zoe per bbl IN Fr and 23e per kushel
in Wheat and Corn, and this impaired Arm tone to trade %
close, ndg the relatively high prices curFet here
The ndposon the part of buyers TO operat continued,
however the sales light 81 90 fer superne -four
S595 25 Tor and yesterday Tor wheat
sold rye soc Barley duh and
Provisions dali holdert rn for
shoulders aud Sides 69se for bulk with
500 lbs pGk % at these quotations. There inquiry fer
Pork is there any Offering Mess has declined in New York
to SIS but doubt whether round lot could be had here
that price, go -rsse-l-sW
There probably largest stick Of pork held in the
board any previous and H
certainly strange those whe honestly believed last winter
that there would be scarcity Of the article this
where these immense supplies from The exhibits fer the
ls Of August regards New York and New Orleans stand
follows for a back:
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.MonnTARY AMI cosImERcIAL



Review of the Nashville MARKET for the
Week Ending August g.
BREADsrUFFs Ann Prov EsI0Ns-Ths principal markets
Of ne country exh activity and the consequence
there no export upon predicting Districts We quote
Flour IS 5O96 and superae at s4sl5s the outside
Ees being retail prices The transactions Wheat continue
mainly mes account, and with dull market and
foreign demand we quote prime Bed and White so9esc per
bushel Corn is in request soc though Is not Hec
in demand before the lass raias.s
There IS very little the country and with limited
demxnd mainly consumption the receipts continue light
We quote shondsrst 77, Hams 19lc and Clear Sides
sS9l0c wagons From store, packed &c advance
these prices demanded Prime Lard in request a 1iglc
GR0cERIEs-Ye quote Sugar at e97e for Pair, and 71z9
&c FIR Prime choe hoghsaas, aud 59lc advance On
these quotations barrels Molasses 40s q barrels
4si5 IN hair barrels Sugar aouss MoAsse 0g5sc
pua Golden syrup 75sSsI gallon esase at IR9Gss for
Rio Isa l5c for Laguyra, and is87Gror Java.
wHIsKY-Reeaasd whisky a79ase y gallon; Country is
quoted at 50a75c, according 70 quality. ss
COTTON YARNS-The following the agents quotations
Cotton Yarns 200 sOO g. dOz; CO., Oo 500 lci and
400, l2c. 80 s9l
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-08-07

R<~NSA Word TO FamIIieS--Vyhen
EsG~~@S-~ you look around your houses and you think
there nothing wanting children all playful smiling
and everything orbOdes comfort and happiness suddenly
OF the dear young falls aud deep Is the result of the
accident You look every where fer relief you
it-Why Because you have neglected have
DALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EITRACT0R-tAis is the
whole trouble RemembeAnd always hand Instant
relief will be q hand.
Fer sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J.. WRIGHT & CO.,
Sole agents Southern States, and vSsm all orders
should be addressed iulTI. -d&wlm
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nnrkets BIZ Telerraph.

as7 raaalcI s1sa-9- NKw oRLEASs, Aug, S. =
coToSSaes day 40 bses prices easier but quotations
unchanged Mddng l Sales Of the week 600 tales. Re-
ceps the week $50 against during the period last
year Exports Of the week 800 bales Total exports the
500 bales Receipts this pOIt ahead Of last 90,
600 bales At all Southern por 63 900 ba Stock at New
Orleans % 500 bales Oats dull Coffee firm tx stock
II 900 bags against bags last Freghts and exchange
unchanged.
NEW ORLEANS Aug. 6-CottOr-Sales SEQ bales; stock
actly sos bales which 10000 from
NEW YORK, Aug 6-Cotton-sAes unimortAnt. Flour has
deciDing tendency $500 bbls dull sales OCO
bushels. Pork buoyant at l4sO97O Whisky s5l9a6. su
gar dull. 20 ss i..-..-- ss.fF,
CrscSSATI Aug. 6.-FOur duh at 45O95cO White corn
s0ss5. Oats 45950 Whisky %
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AO~Tnne-W WORM in ChiIdren.-.

R<NSTaPe-W Worm i'm Children
SSSASzs-S PLAINRKLD. n. J., August 96 lSjS-AeSsTs
B. A. FI1asstOek g Co Gentsmen-0ur- son. years
age has been afflicted with tape three years past
during that time have tried many remedies, had the
tendance Of skllfu physicians The boy has passed from
inch to seventeen feet per day while under tire influence Of the
medicine that he has been taking discharged the head
Your agent being neghborhood,
BY Of nebos the the
village.
We gave the hoy bottles OF A. vermifuge,
which brought away twenty feet of the wom with
During three years he has passed three hundred Of
We would recommend it to all those that afflicted with
worms Of any description, as positive curs
M 9-.r.. -r-- JOHN R0SELL,
II Purchasers should look we'll to the initials wrap
and that they buying b. FahnestOcks Vermifug,
? juy3-S&wIm.
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As regards the stocks in the western markets,
liable data but parties interested put 600 bbls which may
he Considered within the mark The Cut Meats ps
cuarly Sides, Comparatively SMALL the vest large by
tenth they this time last perhaps regards
Ills nothing obtained beyond vague estimate
obtain report holders
any time
cIcNLTI, Aug. 4-ElouF continued active the
fuence stimulus during the morning,
quoted by the dispachesno change Wheat
good demand az $50 LIS for red; Size u for white.
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THE ORIENTAL TALIsxAx on EArsE1b WEArnEs ISDre1EOE
grows spontaneously upon the great Desert of Arabia,
coruptabs will remain in correct and may last century
will foell in climate throughout the year the various
changes Of tie sseatsr, trenfyoGr Asas IN GSsaRes
perfectly reliable It is the discovery of LOSS s. USAN Of
Columbia, Tenn and may obtained fer 81 A. STRETCH
General Agent, Nashville Tenn per the
discoyerer for 80 current money. .-
June Sod tW.Gw.k
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Nc Mortality among southern

R~S Mortality among Southern
stAS CHTLDREN.-Itis estimated that in the South
ern States, children carried of by the dis
arising from them than by all other malades combined
Post norton examinations OF the young frequently
the terrible ravages Of these nsiou Of health life
1t is therefore, only Of philanthropy
meni, with all preparation like Wears Cana
dian Terg which has proved many thousands OF
Immediate safe radical every kind Of vermicuaI
disease.
Re particular remember the W5neTS Canadian
lerRgs This is the only article that be depended
Remember this
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
81 and Isl, Chsrtres Street,
juiyl7-d&wlm Sole Proprietors.
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The Society is in highly prosperous condition.

CoMPLET1Os OF rHE LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
RAILROAD TO BOwLIEG GREES.--Ws learn that a
subscription has been started for the purpose of
raising funds to give barbecue at this place uI on
the completion Of the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road to Bowling Green, KY. We are glad 10 hear
Of this movement, and trust our enterprising citi
gems will contribute literally to the proposed object
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Our friend Mr. Luck, is justin receipt OF fine lot New Mu
among which will be found that charming onlthng song
and chorus "TAs Turnpike GRs written and composed by ".
g. Hays copy which Indebted Mr.. Lack,
keeps the choicest collection Of Music
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Card,

ED1roRs UNION AND ANrRIeAE IL have been in
formed that tits currently reported (amOng the
Germans especially chat voted the Opposition
ticket, in the late election believe this is done
to injure me, and take this course to relieve my
ssf from that imputatiOn, and publicly state that
voted the Democratic ticket.
RoBERF WEITMUuLKR.
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Freight transportation.
1Eg
BALTIMORE AND OHIO Kali Road

~ " - - ~ -
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD
COMPANY,
TUyHE four great This
thus far been managed in such 10 commend il
the public patronage. .ale
This Company, under the general superintendent Of
HI. ID. mEARsS, General Freight Agent,
Now Inducements shippers 10 Baltimore Phisdepa,
New York, Boston, RchmOnd Petersburg &c. exceedingy
below New Orleans prices, their
with the deductions Insurance Of and half
this route and the European shipping being from 70
shngs sterling less than the New Orleans shipping prices
/ all contribute to renderit
Reliable as well as Desirable.
Their facilities unequaled by any other
operation, their Westers terminus PARK
RRSBURGH, hundred and Ninety miles below the low
dangerous navigation Ohio This
ordinary the delivery goods only cerain
with dispatch in Of other
declines their sdVAntages such the delivery
Widens other routes, that this is the only
Cheap, Reliable and Speedy Route.
Freight by exposed weather By Other
there dsyage the delivery being made Park
well shielded elevated
steam Immediately to the without being subject to
|
Louisville steamers direct with ParkersburgA
without delay, kewite regular Cincinnati
The Pttsurg convey direct toPsrkersbargh BY
this the Company enabled receive freight
daily for this route their agency in Nashville, Tenn
| Fer further particulars enquire OF
n. H.HARRIs0N, Freight Agent,
z.Far Ne. :, corner Broad and Front sEeets
1 aaIa