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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-22

Blood Food, TSlOod FOOd.-We have varied feel.
lngs in reading the advertisement Of DR.. BRoNsoN'S
BLOOD FooD in another column: but think grati-
cation predomnates; for though regret TO eel
ebrated man coming forward even in appearance,
der the flag quacks.that is, by resurting
vertisng,yet take satisfaction also in knowing that
there Is now reliable preparation before the people for
that most melancholy and fatal diseaseC Consumption
and other organic complaints.
DIR. BRONSON is lecturer in Medical Colleges and
his success in his speciality has been wonderful that he
has consented ut variance with he preudices every
regular practitioner to make it known he is DOING
for the benefit of suffering humanity.
lie has secured for Agents, however. firm whose
spectaby separates entirely his preparations all
tnGe of quackery. Messrs. CHURCH a DUPONT are his
sole managers they also for that invaluable
OF preparations. DR.. EAToN's INFAETILE CORDIAL. If
mothers could know the great taken in putting up
this artice,sOme idea OF which they form by the
comparison of it with other article OF the kind,-
they would preterit to nythng that has been offered
them For our own part. if had child suffering,
would not hesitate to administer this preparation know
ing that such careful druggists would engage any
thing that was not perfectly safe and
Gazette.
70 See advertisement For sale by GEO. r. SPUR,
Sole Agent, Worcester. d6wlm jc7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-22

SPECIAL NoTIcE-At meeting of the Committee of
Arrangements for the 4th of July Celebration it was
voted to invite the Butchers and Provision Dealers of tina
city to on in the cavalcade and in order to make suit
able arrangements they requested to attend meet
ing on FRIDAY EVENING next, at s O'Clock at the
Common Council Room. ID. S. MESSENGER w
JeA at fOr the Committee.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-22

STURBRIDGE.-The Webster Times says
that Grey" T. w, Emmons of Sturbridge,
was brought before Justice Dresser on Friday,
charged with assault and battery on Esther
Webster, and was fined five dollars and costs,
in all amounting to Sl1 70.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-22
BUSINESS NOTICES.

NOTICE TO THE TRuCKMEs.-The Truckmen of worcss.
ter are requested to meet at the Police Court Room on
SATURDAY EVENING next, at o'clock to make ar
engagements relative to joining in the cavalcade on the
fourth of July next. D. s. MESSENGER
je22 DIT For Committee of Arrangements
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-22

IS yrs mos ~ W - 4' i'u''eii'
TeneY, days ~ ' i'ii'i'
In Grafton, June Is, Mary Eliza, daughter of G E and
90 IN South Windham, Conn, June II, Amelia Babcock
= In Leominster,' June 90 of consumption. Bcniamin
Hlsbee, aged6, lie a single man. mili-wrght bv
trBde one of the most substantial and worthy mon Il
that town, and had boarded the Leominster House
for over twenty years. ''
IN Chinandaga, Nicaragua. May II, John Nelson in
laht son OF John and Caro- Russell, mos. ~
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-22
Song.
FROM SIR RoHAN's GHOST.

In the summer even,
While yet the dew was hoar,
went plucking purple pansies
Till my love should come to shore
The fishing lights their dances
Were keeping out at sea,
And come, sung |, my true loyel
Come hasten home to me.
But the sea IL fell moaning,
And the white gulls rocked thereon,
And the Young moon dropt from heaven,
And the lights hid one by one.
All silently Their Chances
Slipt down the cruel sea,
And wait cried the night and wind and storm,
Wait till come to thee,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-22

Observation-Disclosures OF Miss LUCILLE.
This popular actress finishes her week
in this city this evening with benefit,
it being her first appeal to the citizens of Wor-
cester. The chill of fare" consists of the his.
torical play OF "Lucreta Borgia' and the pop
ular drama of the "Maid of Croissey." The
press has spoken in the highest terms of Miss
Lucille in Lucretia Borgia.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-22

GARIBALDTs JOURNAL OF OPERATIONS
The following is the journal of Garibaldi's op-
erations up to the 18th May -
May S.-Arrival and departure from Tala.
none for ammunition and coal.
May Carnival and departure from San
Stephano for coal
May lO.-Arriyal and landing at Marsha,
with all and everything, ammunition and four
pieces of artillery.
May 12.-Bivouac at Gran-PancarClo. near
Selemi.
May Ii and 4.-Bivouac at Salemi and
concentration Of insurrectiona forces to the
number Of about 1000.
May l5.-Advance and combat outside Cal
ata1m, at Monte di Pianto- Romano, against
5000 NeapOltans, under the orders of Landi.
rs wounded and Is killed on our side Cap.
ture OF mountain gun, The Royalists driven
from five well-defended terrible positions.
May l6-Landi abandons Caatafimi, which
we occupy. Landi, in his retreat, is terribly
cut up at Parenico and Borghetto by the in
surgents.
May l7.-Departare for Alcamo.
May lo.-Departure for Partenico. On the
same day the march is continued towards Pal.
ermo.
May l9.-March on Poppo, to draw the
royal forces from Monreale, and manpuvres to
entice the troops out of Palermo. This par
TALLY succeeds. During the night the march
on Perro The artillery carried by hand
amidst torrents of rain through horrible paths.
May 2l.-ln the morning arrival at Parco,
return to Monreae, dispositions to march on
Palermo.
May p and 23.-The enemy concentrates
large force; the General still wishes to get
more troops away from Palermo
May 24.-Threatening attack by a force of
more than 10000 men dispositions Of ress-
lance to draw them on commencement of
attack retreat on our side to draw them
towards Corleone and bring them in range of
our artillery, while, taking flank movement,
our troops could appear before Palermo.
May 22.-Arrival at Marnico. We succeed
in bringing the Royalists opposite our artillery
in the direction of Corleone. In the evening
march on Misimeri arrival at midnight;
bivouac.
May 25 and pa great day ! The wound
ed are doing we'll
Nisilmeri, 26th"
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correspondenco PHILADELPHIA Press.

y DOUGLAS Noon AT YANcEY MIDNIGHT.
A good mistake occurred at the Yancey meet
ing on Tuesday night last. There being loud
calls Of "Toombs," "Toombs," Mr. Moons,
editor of the Cambria (Pa.) Mountaineer, who
was near by, mistook the sound, and, wonder
dering at his sudden and extensive popularity,
thought he was called for. "Toombs,"
''Toombs," amid the clamor was Moons"
moons" to his ear. With feelings which can
be imagined better than they can be described,
he made his way to the front of the balcony,
and thanking his fellow citizens for their wise
lmpartiality, proceeded to make strong
Douglas speech In vain did the Yancey
men strive to interrupt him. In vain was
he pulled by the coat tail, nudged in the ribs,
caught by the elbow. The people, equally in
the dark as himself cheered him, and more
than oyerbalanced the attempts of the Yancey
men to cry him down. He continued in an
emphatic Douglas vein, and the whispered
opportunities of friends and foes around him
to desist, telling him that he was in the wrong
place, could not convince him. So he made
his speech, feeling that the people knew best,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-22
Special 3lutrtes.

EIonoway's Pills and Ointment.-Tbe puhl;c
should De careful in purchasing these invaluable cura
yves. Inc genuine are known by the water-nark "Ho-
loWay, New York and London, visible in every leaf of
the book OF directions accompanying box and pot
Sold at me mandatory, No so Maiden Lane New York
ana by all Druggists at 25c &c. 81 per box or NOT
iel6 d6t ~ - p IVA VI PVT
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aalumrstcr frioap Mlurning, gune 90, 1850.

tree, got upon it, inserted her head through
the loop Of the handkerchief tied to the tree
and then kicked the bench away.
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MRS. HILL, East Troy.

"
Purchasers will be careful to ask for DIR. M'LANE-s
CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS manufactured by FLEM.
ING BROS, PITTSBURGH, Pa. There are other Pills
pUrportng to be Liver Pills, before the public Dr
Lanes genuine Liver Pills, his celebrated ycr,i
fuge be had at all respectable drug stores Eoy<
genuine without the signature Of FLEMING BROS
je2O d6t&wl IA
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'''''' nun Cattle SHIP K Lbs. Horses. sw'e

HIDES q a &c. q h. Tallow, "a SIC. a H.
PELTs-S050 a IS each. Calf Skins il "a l3c AZ f,
Veal Calves-s3,00 a 600
There were cars over the Eastern Railroad IS over
the Boston and Lowell and 6S over the Fitchburg
Remarks-Not change to in the price Of beat
from last week. Sheep 25c Is head lowe Labs plenty
at SOC IL head lower
B.-As the Fourth of July will be on Wednesday of
week after next market day will be Tuesday the Sd
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-22

George Sessions, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER,ANp
COFFIN WABEHou Collins Caskets, Patent Metallic
haud. Also the NEW PATENT METALLIC CAskET, Of al,
sizes.
Every thing connected with the management Funerals
promptly attended to- No A. Front residence OH
FroTt street Worcester, Mass. dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-22

A"0 ~ c;,o Ahul'th heheuN TOT EehhieS
DIR. MATTISON's INDIAN EMMENAGoGUE.
This celebrated female medicine possessing virtues
known Of any thing else of the kind prepared
Indian plant, used by the natives for the purpose
from time immemorial, and for the first offered
to the public. To Married Ladies it will be found of the
greatest value it viii bring the Monthly Sickness
in cases Of obstructog. after all other remedies have
been tried in vain This may incredible, but a cure
guaranteed all cases or the price will be refunded
W. P~ety regetd6e, eontaining nothiTg IN the least
Injurious 10 hedith, md perfectly sue at all times
- Put up in two ounce bottles, with full directions
for using and sent by express from observation,
to all parts of the country.
Sold ONLY at Dr. MATTISON'S REMEDIAL IN
STlfUTE for Special Diseases, No. IS Union St. Proyi
dence, r. L.
~ SENT FREE, by enclosing a stamp as above, a
pamphlet on Private and Chronic Maladies generality
also, CIRCULARS giving full inormaton with the most
undonbted references and testimonials, without which,
no advertising physician medicine of this kind is
serving of any confidence whatever.
W Orders by mail promptly attended to. See adver
lsement in this paper. deod&wtf mCh2
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ular drama of the "Maid of Croissey." The
press has spoken in the highest terms of Miss
Lucille in Lucreta Borga.
Police CoURT.-Y Yesterday, Archibald Nc
Neal of Lancaster, for larceny of clothing, was
sent to the House of Correction for three
months
SUPERIOR COURT AT FITCHBURG.-The
trial OF cases commenced on Tuesday, when
the first case taken up was that of George
Maley ct ur Us. Thomas Maey, an action for
SANDER, which was decided for the plaintiffs
damages $40 rs. Mansur & ingalls, for plain
tiffs, Wood & Bailey for defendant
The next case, Stephen Stickney rs. Alvira
Sawyer, appellant, went for defendant. Wood
& Bailey for plaintiff, Norcross & Snow for
defendant.
George Lawrence Us. Mary Proctor, appel
ant, an action of contract, went for defendant.
Mansur & Ingalls, for plaintiff, Norcross &
Snow for defendant.
Now on trial, the case of Warren H. Bow
ker VS.. James H. Clapp, postmaster at Bald
winville. This is an action on promissory
note for S25, given by defendant in 1858, to
plaintiff, in payment for horse represented to
be sound which the defendt MT contends is pos
sessed of a whole catalogue of complaints and
maladies rendering the animal entirely value
less. The case was commenced on Wednes-
day, and is still on trial. the evidence not be-
iOU oil in Eiol1 IF A tbnl and
Worcester for the plaintiff, and Cady of TEN,
pleton and Bacon of Worcester for defendant
WHAT is THE VALUE OF HoRsE-The
superior court at Fitchburg have an interest,
ing case before them, taxing the legal acumen
of both court and jury. The question is to as
certain the value of horse, on which the wit
nesses hold very different opinions. Some
two years since, Warren II. Bowker of TEN.
pleton sold horse to James II. Clapp-
postmaster at Baldwinvile, for S25, for which
the latter gave his note in due form. The note
not being paid, according to promise, suit
was commenced, and the defendant pleads
want of consideration, contending that the
hores, instead of being sound as represented,
is possessed of a whole catalogue of maIadies
and complaints, rendering him quite worthless.
The witnesses are very far from agreement as
to the value of the horse, the defendants wit
nesses six or eight in number, swearing that
the animal was "foundered spawned, wind
CALLED, wind broken, has the heaYes, CHAMBERS,
disease of the kidneys" &C., &c. In fact the
"poor old horse" was sworn to be possessed
of nearly every imaginable malady, with the
exception, perhaps, Of the peuro-pneumonia.
The plaintiffs witnesses, on the other hand,
swear that the horse is Sound as a brick"
and good for eight miles an hour" any time;
and instead of being spawned, has nothing
more than the wind gals just below the
knee joint. The court gave itself to the study
of works on horses and their diseases until the
next morning, to which time the court adjourn
ed. The case is not yet completed, and more
evidence is yet to be heard.
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Newton a. TOurtelIOIte, Dentists, Harring
on Conner, corner Of Main and Front streets diff m23
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rH Wh%t our neishnors say of Dr. MLANEs GEL.

EbhAIED LIVER PILLS ~
NEW ORR, August 80, 1852
We he undersigned having made trial of Dr. Lahe.s
celebrated Lirer Pis, prepared b. Fleming Bros pits
osh' must acknowledge that they are the best medi
cine ior suck Headache Dyspepsia and LIVER Complaint
mat we nave ever used. We pleasure in recon-
mendms them to the public; and are cor hdent that
those who are troubled with any the above complaints
VIII give them fair trial. they will not hesitate TO ac
knowledge their beneficial effects
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a R EsIED

In this city, June q, by Rev Mr.. SOuther Francis
Hoyle to Elizabeth Cummings.
In Fitchbure June a. George Tilden OF Marlboro II
to Betsey ROby of Fitchburg. - -
IN Sioughton, June 20, by Rev. NJ B. Ballou Horace
Fucker to Clementna Ballou only daughter of the
officiating clergyman. u NV
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-22

The Worcester city Agency.-In Board of Al
dermen, March 9th' 1850 John e. Hill was appointed an
sprituous liquors for medicinal, chemical and mechan
Ga purposes fol the current year. in conformity to the
laws OF tins Commonwealth, and such rules and repua
TONS as may be adopted by the Board of Mayor and Al
Store, Mechanics Hall Building Worcester Per order
app d&w9m W " RICE Msv"r
Drs: G.. A. Hill az ThOmpson's Medical Office
NO. y Nam street. CUP stairs See advertisement on
iVu' III pasc' dtf my3
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Police yesterday, Archibald Nc
Neal of Lancaster, for larceny OF clothing, was
sent to the House of Correction for three
months.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-22

Ladies can find Silks at Bryants to-day as cheap as
they can wish. See advertisement. d3t ieI9
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-22
RHODE ISLAND.

Addison a. Winch, man well known in
sporting circles, died suddenly this morning, in
his bed, at the residence of Robert Anthony,
on the Pawtucket Turnpike. He responded
when he was called to breakfast, and few
minutes later was found to be dead.-Proy.
Press, 2lst.
The police in Providence have arrested an
old offender, named Patrick McSoley, for pass.
ing counterfeit bills of the denomination of five
and two, purporting to be on the Village
Bank, Woonsocket, but really a shabby alter
alton from a broken bank
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-22

A Friend in Need.-Try it-Dr Sweets InfoII-
PIE nment is prepared from the recipe of Dr. Stephen
sweet OF Connecticut The great bone setter and has
been used in his practice for the twenty wears with
he most astonishing success As external remedy il
IS without rival and will alleviate pain more sppetliIv
than any misrepresentation For all Rheumatic and Nery
Gus Disorders il is truly nallibe and as curative for
Sores Wounds Sprains, Bruises, &c, its soothing
healing and powerful streng properties excite the
lust wonder and astonishment of all who have given if
trial over four hundred certificates of remarkable cures
performed by it within the last years attest this fact
my22 d3taw,Gwe0wly ~ ''
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-03-14
The PtafndenKer Rep,,dtated.

Recently a Club was formed at Hayesville
by Democrats of Vermillion Township order
ing 20 copies Of the Cleveland Plain Deal
er. Within a few weeks after the receipt oil
the first number, the abolition mask became: so
apparent to the subsc ibers, that they joined
in a letter to GRAY demanding that he keep
his disorganizing sheet at home, and making
him a donation of the money they had paid
HIM! The Democracy of Old Vermillion are
not to be sold out to the Abolitionists through
the agency of such a political broker as j. w.
GRAY. 5 gbre ~
A Democratic subscriber to: the Daily in
this town, who unfortunately paid in advance,
authorizes US to offer his copy to any one who
will receive it during the balance of the time
his subscription runs at one-half the regular
price.
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OhfaLeefskafure.

This remarkable body, whose inbecility has
called forth the contempt of its friends and
the iibes and jeer of "tHerest of mankind"
after having consumed whole winter Of
vascillation. of forwsrd and retrograde move
ments on the subject of adjournment, passed
q reimbursement weeks since to adjourn
on the 18th inst, MONDAY last.) The tax
payers breathed freer and easier. Bon7fres
and illumj1ations we're contemplated by the
people in various localities throughout the
State. But alas! the hopes Of the people
were blasted. The imbeciles reconsidered
their resolution, and have not only fastened
themselves upon. the Treasury for another
two weeks (until the 26th) but have resolved
to return,on the first Monday of january next!
Were ever a great people as sorely tried as
those of Ohio?
Our Senator, DR.. GLASS, we observe, voted
on the question of extension and return !
The Doctor is. determined to avail himself CT
his last and only chance. b.
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pa I'll ON

49,
TOHN HEIFNER, Sarah Cast, and Joseph Cast,
her husband Mary Newell and Robert Newell,
her husband Susan Wolf and Benjamin oil, her
husband Martha Harris and Robert j. Harris her
husband Peter Heifner; Nancy Heifner; Eli Heif-
ner Melinda Heifner Margaret Helfner; Emma
Jane Heifner; George Heifner; Jecob Bender
Lewis Bender; Martha Bender samuel Bender;
Margaret Bender and her husbands; the said Mar
garet Bender, being the daughter of one Henry Bsn-
der. and the name of her husband being unknown
to the undersigned Petitioners and Margaret Heif
nor widow of Frederick Heifner, deceased, will take
norice that a petition was filed againft them On tine
18th day of March, A. d. 1861 in the Court OF
Common Pleas, within and for the County OF ASH
land, and State of Ohio, by stephen Wolf aEd Eli
zabeth Wolf his wife, and is now pending. wherein
said petitioners, Spephen Wolf and Margaret Wolf
his wife, demand partition of the following real
estate, to wit: Situate In the county Oh 1sn,
land, and State OF Ohio, it being one, hundred
acres of the North side of the South Vest quarier
of section number thirty six, in Township number
thirty three of Range number sixteen. in the Canton
district. which quarter section was granted to john
Reed his heirs and assigns by Patent from James
Monroe bearing date, the 9th day of May. A. D.
1914. which quarter section was decided by John
Reed to John Sturgeon on the 9th day of september,
A D.. 1921; also the following real estate. situate
in said Ashland County. being fifty acres on the
South side of the North East quarter of section
thirty six. in Township twenty-thrce OF Range SIX
teen to be laid off by q line running parallel with
the South boundary line OF said quarter; also the
following real estate. situate in said County of Ash
land the South half of the forth hall OF the North
West quarter of section thirty-si1, In Township
twenty-three. of Range sixteen, in the land district
of Wooster, containing forty acres more OF less; also
the following real estate, situate in said County OF
A ashland, being q part of the Southwest quarter of
section twenty five, Township twenty three of Range
sixteen, commencing at the South West Corner OF
said quarter; Thence East on the South Ene 90 y
100 rods 70 a stone thence North % 46-luo rods
to a stone witnessed by a swamp oak q inches in
Diameter South 90 E I links: th,nce west 80 1S-loo
ods 10 a stone in the road on the west line OF the
una rter: thence South on The west line 80 46-l:0
rods 20 the place of beginning containing just hf-
tom acres of land. being the north half of the last
above described tract of land: and that at the next
,a~.e said Court the said Petitioners will apply
80 der that partition may be made of said
nrom;ses snt the dover OF Margaret Heifner widow
IF Frederiek ,4eifi;er assigned therein g" -
!" STEPHEN WOLF. 81.
ELF ETH WOLF.
BY Fulton & Mccombs, their Atty vs.
March II, 1860. '"t -
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our views thereon sometime since. Believing
that General Lane combines the elements of
national strength in a most remarkable degree,
and believing that his chances for nomination
at Charleston are very great we have doomed
it proper to say as much. However much we
may admire Douglas-who we are sure, ifnom-
mated, would be elected-or Wise, or Dickin-
son, or Guthrie, and however earnestly We
might support them, if nominated, yet, as a
resident of the Pacific shores, we would GER
tainly prefer a citizen of California or Oregon
for the position of Chief Executive of the ma
tion-and- asa Californian, we would prefer
one of ourIogn citizens over, a citizen of Ore
goR all things else being equal-for the sim
of a citizen of California or Greg Il. would
make the speedy building ola Pacific Railroad
a certainty -Shasta (Cal.l Courier. -----
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1860.
BALTIMORE & OHIO
fTAETNSa.azss9VAEx@
R a
Graat National Route

/. Terminates at Washington ana iaitimore % ~
Eas, AMI Wheeling. Banwood and Parkersbarg on
the West. at which places it uuites with iSahroaas'
Steamers, SC, for and from all points IN the e.
WzsF, SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST
VwD @pA1m9
Leave Wheeling d1!ly at 12;25 p. VI. and 1910 p. NJ
One Train leaves parker>burg daily at 9:2o p. NJ;
Direct connections are made by these Trains
FOR ALL THE E4SIERN CI1IES
This is the only rouie to Washington City.
TF5assenyers bv This route can visit altimore,
Pb,lade, phia. New York and Boston. OF the cost of
a Ticket 10 Boston alone by other lines.
HThrcugh Tickets. to The Eastern CITIES can De
charge of two dollars.
Tim as qrick and fare as low as by any other
route. Inquire for tickets via the Baltimore ana
Ohio Rail; Dad. at any of the principal Railroad
Ofic-s ia the West.
E. F FULLER, Gent Western Agent.
L NJ. COLE General Ticket Agent;
w. P. SAITH. Master Transportation 3Itf g.