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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10

DLAoK STRAW RONNETs AND EL.
ID egant Ribbons, In great variety at BAIN'S,
oct5 No. 80, High street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10

[From the New ork observer
As all parties manufacturing Sewing Machines OBJ
lged 10 pay Mr.. Howe license each machine sold,
and are aso compelled to make returns to him, under
OATH the number sold his books give correc state
ent. From this reliable source we have obtained the
following statistcs or the machines made in the
1859, there were sold
By Wheeler & Wilson. ........ 305
e" 1. M. Singer & Co.......'...l0,63
" Grover & Baker,. .O,2oO
Showing the sales Of Wheeler & Wilson to be dos5ls
those OF any other Company" .rsll.sst.
Awarded the highest premiums--at the s "l''-a
United States Fairs Of 1858, 1859 and lsG0i
also at the
Ohio State Fairs Of 1859 and 1885,
and at nearly all the County Fairs in the State.
Our prices, at the late reduction, loso as any
look sficA machine now sold. and but tribe higher than
the interior ttOo thread chain stich machines, now
forced upon the market.
The WHEELER & WILSON MACHINE makes the
Lock gTIcH-the only which cannot be raveled. It
ALIKE BoTH sides Of the goods leaving ridge or
ctdin on Me under. side.
al machines pdrydnted years, and instruction
given in their use, free Of charge.
H. CRARY, 81 High ST., Columbus, o.
VIM. SUMNER & CO.,
dec3oawd3m&w6m Pixies Opera House Cincinnati
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
THE MARKETS.
Columbus Retail Market.

FRIDAY, May 10. 1861.
The following the retail quotations corrected by
VIM H. Restieux, wholesale and retail grocer, No. "a
Statesman Building:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
WHOLESALE MARKET
WEEKLY REVIEW.

FLogR-saIes at "a 1906 90 for red, and IS 25@5 81
for white. = -
WHEAT-fm at 81 90
CoRE-sales at Csc.
OATs-sales brisk at lsc.
RYE-small sales at 45c.
CLOVER sKED-sales at S4@Df25.
TIMOTHY SEED-sales at S2d92 25.
HAY-sales at S7@9. ...
PoTAToEs-sales at 201D25c.
BEANs-sales at 62 l.2c0975c.
sALr-rues at 81 G2h per bbl
WHITE FIsH-rule at So so per bill. .-.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
For the whiskers and Hair

The subscribers take pleasure in announcing o the
Citizens Of the United States that they have obtained the
Agency for and are now enabled to offer to the American
public the above justly celebrated and wordenoWned
article. ThN
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10
over "a Million of Hotties

Have been sold during the last six months aud 10 no in.
stance has 1t failed in giving entire satisfaction Who
then, viii suffer from Weakness or Debility when Nc
LEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL will cure you7
No language can convey adequate idea of the imme
date and almost miraculous change produced by takng
this Cordial In the diseased debiitaed and shattered
nervous system whether broken down by excess weak by
nature or impaired Sickness the relaxed and unstrunp
organization is restored to its pristine health and vgor
~ ~ n II m
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-05-10

Or others conscious Of inability, from whatever cause
will find Mclean Strengthening Cordial thorough
regenerator Of the system and all who may have injured
themselves by improper indulgences will nd in the Cor
dial a certain and speedy remedy.
20 sha U.adIaS
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03
A Repentant Baltimore seoessionist

The following letter was received by a
gentleman of Baltimore. from young man
who left that city on the 22d of February,
for Charleston, and there entered the
Southern army:
CASTLE PINcKNEY, Charleston, S. c..
Ny DEAR FRIEND Il arrived here at
last, and am sorry ] ever saw such place
If | could get out of it, would do 50 with
the utmost pleasure We arrived on Sun
day morning at nine o'clock, aud were i'm
mediateIy taken to Castle Pinckney, where
we were set to work Con Sunday morning
too. J transporting two heavy As Founders
10 the wharf
We were treated worse than negroes
here We don't get enough to eat, and
what re do get is OF the coarsest and
most common description If you hear of
any one getting Southern Rights Fsper as
strongly as had it, just show this, and
If it does not cure. him, nothing will. But,
however, to drop a subject, which, when
ever think Of it, drives me almost to the
point of drowning myself, I will treat Of
other matters.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03

>-Sala tells, through an English paper,
that he once on his travels he had t.2e hon.
or of meeting an American gentleman who
was proceeding to the Amoor river as Con-
sui for the United States, and who had
the American flag made up in the form of
an umbrella, in order that in the hottest
or most tempestuouous weather he might
still be under the shelter of the stars and
stripes
--"Good morning, Pompey." said the
lawyer, Good morning. massa.' what
makes you carry your head down, Pom
pey? Why don't you walk with your
head erect, like me?' "Massa, YOU ever
been tIo' field of wheat when he ripe ~
Yes, PomPey." ''Well, you take notice
some OF de heads stand up, and some hang
down; dem dat stand up got no grain in
a strange man once met DR.. B. in
the street, and asked him to lend him a
pound.
How said the other, '.ean YOU applv 10
me for such favor? do not even know
you" DO"
"Oh, my dear sir. replied the stranger
1t IS for that very reason that I ask Won
Tor those who know me won't lend me a
farthing. ' :
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03
WATERTOWM REPUBLICAN.

Your CHOICE FOR One DoLLAR-THE
New METALLIC ALLOY" Oriede' IS a
new metallic alloy, extensively used III
this country as substitute Tor gold
Stores have sprung into existence all over
the country for the sale of it, and newspa-
pers contain flaming advertisements of
full set of jewelry for only one dollar,
being the stock of a large manufacturer,
for merchant) who is obliged to dispose
of bis stock on account of the panic 1t is
a French discovery, and is called by the
French gold or oriede It is manu- factured
to large extent in Waterbury, Connecti-
cut 1t bears very close resemblance to
gold in color, density, and 6neness of grain
so close that it deceives every one but
practical dealers or experts. Its compon-
ant parts consist pure copper, 100 parts;
zinc or preferably tin, II parts; mag
nesia, 6 parts sal ammoniac, SO parts;
quicklime l. s parts tartar Of commerce,
9 parts are mixed as follows: The copper
is first melted, when the magnesia, sal
ammoniac, lime. and tartar in powder. are
added little by little the crucible is now
briskly stirred for half an hour, SO as to mix
thoroughly and then the zinc is added in
small grains by throwing 1t on the surface
and stirring it till it is entirly fused the
crucible is then covered and the fusion
maintained for about thirty-fvc minutes.
The surface is then SKINNED and the alloy
is ready for casting. The fneness of grain
in this alloy gives to those objects of art
composed of it a delicacy and purity of
detail that cannot be obtained from bronze
The alloy is essentially ductile and NAL
leable, and can be cast, rolled, drawn, STAN
ped, chased, beaten into a powder, or
leaves, or treated in any other way the
artizan may desire. The discovery of
this new alloy is really wonderful, and its
use will have tendency to place within
the reach of all, the useful, ornamental,
and higher products of art. An immense
number and amount of articles are man
ufactured out of this alloy and sold South
and West, and nons but excellent Judges
can tell it from gold.-N 7. World
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03

CkIRT Noreen-Drab and white ar
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03
Was jeff Davis Treason Premeditated?

was Jen. Davis treason Prem dIta ted?
He who doubts that the deep and dam
nable treason of the Southern rebels and
that arch traitor, jeff. Davis, was a mat
far Of cool ,nrepaditatiop. dating back
years age, let him read the following,
which we extract from the London An1eri-
can, London Eng J of April Sd.
WHERE Is TIE CHAMPION president
Davis never made a greater mistake, polit-
ically, than to entrust the secrets of his
embryo secession movement, to the Hon.
Member for Galloway, Mr.. Gregory The
speech of that gentleman in the House of
Commons in May last, soon after his return
from America, will be remembered by many
of our readers. Since the delivery of the
speech, noticeable only for its misrepresen-
tation of American character, and Ameri-
can institutions, it has been ascertained,
that Ge- eral Davis was the political teach
er of the Hon. member during his brief
visit in the Federal Capital The pupil
was not promising one, but he was the
only one accessible to the sagaeious and
astute General and to this training, Par
llment is most probably indebted for that
remarkable saying, that large portion Of
the American people were in favor of in
Producing monarchieal institutions.
Mr.. Gregory made secession speech in
Parliment last May and he followed that
speech by a notice in the House, the pres
ent Session, that be was about offering
resolutions recognizing the independence Of
the Southern Confederation That Gen.
Davis instigated these steps is matter
of conjecture. That the plan of secession
was laid before the member from Ireland,
when on his American visit is unouestion-
able. A weeks residence in this metropo-
lis will disclose to the Commissioners, who
are not only statesmen but politicians, that
General Davis has made an unfortunate
choice of an English parliamentary cham
pion.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03

EQUAL TO THE OCCASION Fornev
writes to his Press as follows ..Mr. Lin
coin is equal to the occasion. He dis
plays much of the jackson spirit and un-
wayerlng hrmness. Those who expect to
lind him unne'ved will be Disappointed
With the and aud cooperation of a united
Cabinet, Mir. Lincoln has plain duty be-
fore him and that duty be Is prepared to
meet and discharge, without halt or hest
tation. His capacity for the emergency
will be recorded in indelihle characters in
the future history Of our country
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-05-03
ILLINOIS MONEY

change for Good at NJ GV par IN ex
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Dodge County Courtyn p,o,,.a


In me matter of the proof of the Will and Tesla
ment OF Michael Moreaty, deceased.
On reading and fling instrument in writing mr.
porhg TO be the last will and testament of Michael
oreaty late OF the town of Emmett in the county of
DodSe and state OF Wisconsin, deceased and also he
accompanying petition of Thomas CLAYTON of said
town OF Emmett representing among other things that
the sald Michael Moreaty, lately died at his residence
IN said town of Emmett, that the SAID instrument il
he ast Will and testament of said deceased and that
ne Ine SAID petitioner aforesaid identical Thom
as o4ayton named and appointed by the said last will
executor thereof and praying that day be Amounted
Tor nearing the proofs of last will and
ana that upon the proofabd allowance said will Iet
tiers documentary be to him issued thereon Itis
aeFeo, that the proofs of said instrument be heard
1eore the Judge Of this Court Monday the fourth
DAY OF March, D. 1861, at IL clock in the forenoon
at tne court House in the village of juneau in said
county ana 1t Is further ordered that pu bic notce
thereof be given to the heirs law of said
ana 20 al other persons Interested by PUBLISHING
copy OF this order for three successive weeks
SAID day of hearing in the WATERFOWL RepubIicsn
weekly newspaper, printed and published at Wat
Dated January 81, 1861.
LEONARD MERIT, County Judge,
Aii; iloctofs (Feb. s, 35w9N
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JOB PRINTING

Gsery thing in the line of JOB Printing can be ex.
o.eu WIN neatness and Dispatch and ON reascnabl
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II EDICAL.
coD-IIvER OIL
JOHN G. BAKER & CO.,
NENUEsgEzus e. rRE
PURE MEDICINAL
COD-LIVER OIL!
No. 1S4 Sorth Third Street,

PHILADELPHIA
c B4KEE CO. % oEeFzzE 70 tbs yaE,lis gkefr
u had q Cae-LEvEL on have great pleasure in
EhETInttnE IL eHeerat glAffFys uAieA after many
geAEA g ltEE17ls e1peE1eee- 1lley bAse seeees3ed
In pET5ec1tnE-
TEooeE- froll fresh a1 bssithy tTerz u TIE caanf
usoTTtHEI geshl se3sEGsd Bffh extrsEna care ullgF
me s3AL-hl 81 - their agest n SeIfOula-
ItsggeetBss purity, asa Greshbs. raEkF it s,are.-
y ea2stelal 70 The ~ pat5enf: IhEle Gbe
u1oEni5y Of it, Isode a prgaTzfi1n ulAkes il the
z7csf deEtF1ble hrlnd q OIL IN the market
M uHesItat1 Tu8Hty, and defective manner Of
pEefl7- Cosl-4 lFtE Oh lETe purchased H1Aay sueF-
nE Prs.!nl from rightly apPTeeatisg itS merits, y
Le4iy ts-ftnE It rtieal Eiz1ass- While ftA HcceSs
df5enA ElAi1lyOn tie en5pl0ylhent q genuine and
FyuetI9l aTtlsaeJ No ldVAutREe VIII result fTuaa =
single tTlAl In EeuerAl Il oeIates in very gradual
naeffr' lsuS peTBeuerAnce IN its nse- Ii
must nos h taken taly t.eiolIlIIy or uI-rfT
oSt Ps5HeFeE1ngy an4 Gteudiiy, e6sttuuing its RSe
eIsn AisF apparent recovery.
ne f9ys7e1an may Te.yr With fan eO16denee. 90
The n3erIrs Il oar bFh1d Of Oil n hile the 1issse "a
teu4 has En8Eantee that, IN t1ineft he i takiEr
1ass11eine- the Tirfnes and efczey Of Wkieh have
been tested by eminent medical men-
II - thu EBOSf e4eetnAl remedy for Consuusu1FoE
BFOlftl1ttaI Asthllas G0lty Khea1sS1is1a, a6d ali
seFod Sfecfionss ofteattmes pFpIScihg mledi-
ate and certain eiIsCtS when osksr remedies have
been tAken With little or no beue6t
It eujUys the marked aoa1deEel of ErueFsls sefap-
tine and meazl men, whose spOntaaeozB tsatfnaoni-
Als endorse the superiority and eeaey Of our OIL
giving 70 the p1btje algarince. that thiP fFuIT
Ialu1bA8 neSiiriuet Mn obr8tned fresh, and frce
from adiEtHEe, safs ard relfAble remedy for he
diseases named. I,5TssI[ ~
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9aiIp gattlliqtuttr.

TIE hEE-BeEs AED THE DEAD-LaVa-
in bic -PhySiognotny," makes tie fol-
ewing eulioss reusrES.
q have had 0eea1iOn % obssTTe some
lniGnta tnnedistely on theirbirth, and have
to1nd an hstVnibhinR Feseru 6laoce between
Their profile and that Of their fsthsr. a
lev days after, the FeEeubIznec almost eu-
tiseiy disappeasess the natsYaI influence Of
the air and food, and probably the change
Of posture, Lad 50 altered the design Of the
iaes' ibst you could have beIIeTed Il \
different individual. IafterEArds saW two
Of these children die, tie one At tiE weeks
aod the other At four ysaEs Of aze-aBd
about twelve hours sflsF their death they
completely recovered the profile which had
struck me 80 much a. their biTths; only
the pro6le u the dad child lTaS. as might
be szPertel, more strongly t1aTied And
more teTse th7r that Of the firing. The
third day Of The resemblance began 10 die.
HpPeAr. kueU = mao Of 6fty yssrs, and
another Of HeVenty, both Of whom, Then
aIiTei appeared 70 bGTe no manner Of re-
semblanes 70 their children, and whose
physiogponnies belonged, II Day 20 eE-
preBs myself, 70 = totally different claSs-
Two days after their death, the profile Of
oae became perfectly eoBforrped 20 that Of
bis eldest son, sad The image Of the other
might be traced 10 the third Of his Bons.-
The hkeDeEg WaE quite Hs distinctly maTk-
ed ~ that Of the children, WkO immedinte-
u after their death, broagbt 70 my reeol-
lection the PbystoZnoraies which they lad
~ their birth -
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TOR AsIHnA OF PHTHEtc : Oppressed, Difficult,
LAbored Breathing, attended With Cough and Expes.
torAtion. Price, 60 eents per box.
FOR EAR DISCHARGES AID DEAENEss.-DISeharEes
from the Ear, tie result Of Scarlet Fever Measles or
MereuriAlA- For Noises In the Head, Hardness Of
Hearing. and Ringing IN The Ears, and Ear-Aelle.
Price, 50 cents per box.
EoH observation-disclosures GlandS, Enlarged and In
duTAted TonsilS, sTenEI and Old CIeeFs scTOfnloua
CaeheHy Of Children. Price, 80 cents per box.
HoA 0EHERAL DRBiLITT.-P hyIieal or Nervous
Weakneu. Either the result OF Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or E1hauStinE Discharges. Price, 80
cent? per box EH =
FoE DRoPsT.-RIuh Accommodations, TumId sEeIl.
ing, with SeAnty seeretIona Price 80 eents rer box
Yoa sEA.sIcEIus.-Deathiys Sickness, Vertigo, NRr-
So, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion.
Price, 80 cents per box.
Hoa URfHIRY DnElSES-Hor Gravel, Renal Cal
euM, Dimcult Painful Uriraion Diseases Of the KID.
neyL Price, 80 cents per box.
Po1 SutINAL EHusIOEE-InVoluntaTy Discharges
and Consequent ProGtThtIoh and Debility, Bad Re
suits Of Evil IlRbftS The most successful and en-
dent remedy known, and may be relied upon a.
cure. Price, with full directions, 81 per box.
Persons who wish 70 place themselves under the
professional care, or 70 seek advice Of Prot Hrl-
PHlEIH can do 20, At his once sea Broadway, daily
from AM % PM, or by letter.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
RouHBB, &C..
leo
LOCATBD,
Cor. Baltimore and ChArleS.Sts.,
BALTIMORR I'm

LOCATRD,
Cor. Baltimore and Characteristic.
BALTIMORE, ND.
II'HIs ISsTITCTIoN Is NOW IN THE MOST
mag the last tWO yearg Il been neeear TO obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the In
nuaeSs q HudsntH, rspEesentins nearly
It noE occupies zoe Of the most oonEpleuous and
essiEaely tSsafed buldLng1 10 the city The
furnished.
he ldTaatasss aud facilities here offered to young
men desiring 70 qualify themselves properly for the
various duties Of the Counting Eodla Of 70 obtain
1AOr9Hgh FrdetGauI B4HeII KfBoqfioa generally are
= In nny particular, ~ any similar estab
FACULTYt
K x. LOSIRR
Prineipal-Lecturer oa the science Of Accounts Com
mereS, BusinSss CuSt1uls, etc.
}. u. PHILLIPS,
Professor Of the Theory and Practice Of BOoR eepnP
and Commercial Calculations -
II.H. DAVIES, IA
Associate Professor Of oI.KespiuE.
NC. JOHNSON,
Professor Of Bgrini.s and Ornamental PsnlnaulhIp
s.. WILLIAMS, ESQ.,
REV. T. YEATRg RRRSR. D. D.
Lecturer on Commercial EthIos.
TRUSTEES
Hon JnV. p. Kennedy, Hon. Joshua VanGAnt,
Hon; The suann, WIN. II. KeighleT, Rsq.,
Jacob Trust, ESD WIN. RRabs, Rsq-,
q Standard Work. expressly for the use of the Stu
zach Student has = ds.k to llimseif, aud {. .,pa.
rateiy Instructed.
There being NO vacation during the year, STUDENT.
can enter Al any time.
lifetime usually uire to the III
from TO ~ weeks.
DIPLOMA e awarded to all Graduates.
large aud beautifully OTnRniented Circular, con-
taiDing upwards OF SQUARE gEET representing the
Exterior and Interior Hl5W OF the College various
Characteristic desEnG peuInanEhfp &C. sent by mail
free II edyDG accompanied with catalogue giving full
Particular. Address Xxx. L0sIER
Baltimore Nd.
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MRDICAL.
WR WHlT W mPMnY

ne un5erIEt--sd having ased Frosessar HIM
RHREEs EFBCIFIC HOMEOPATHIC kfAlEDikS
n b1F fEde6 VIII Ehe cGt El4IeAE11Ty relltG. AID
haVsnE flu eon68enee in her ge5unsne1, parity,
aa4 sGAey, eheeTf1Hy ree0ca3ead t5eza % an I-eT-
a5aS El1 UiSA 1ETe Bsfe reItshae, md eEcEclezs
FEEbeIiel n hand E1r pEfTE=e doEaeIlie ~
Tse ReE. WEa HoGneR, ed3ior Of mt Northern
InaeFeadestH A1hGTu, n ]. TIE Rev. 4 H C5es-
TIE Rev b / Ives, C5aPlGla 81 The Auburn safe
FTisnls: tAe Rev sFe1eeE n Rice, RsetoE. SsS-BS5-
Ear4 Mr.. DE RREsAneu 6Iee3a, SeE-ToEE Cen
1900. 81 RsT Ssnrnal HieholE Ean-GeneaeE Goa
Eereaee X t. tie Rev. P. s PrEst, DorSe4, Vt; tae
Rev Je1la z RoAse. BaG8io: A @ Han, Esq. utieA,
y T.: re Hsa Neal DoH Portland, Ne; DE Hou-
eaEayter ColfAx Se1iA-Bs1d Ibd-: the Has. Os5EFe
uur5p9FeyG n. y; Henry D. Cook, Ebg, Edifo- OF
fie Css gsta JaarEsalH CcluinbaE 0sb3: the Hon.
p H GTaha-n Nahne, IN N ROa. noaas }.
Csaase Nautsoeiia Ia the Hoo JO0ePh Bened5cti
uiien \. 7; Esn- BTissoi, EB4, CtAeA. X. t. A g
Pazil Esq utirA X z; jana Punk -. Ed, SESh-
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HWaAT EouId cur wives say iftbsy knew
where We Tere2' said the captain Of a
tehSoeeE. when they were beating about
in thick fog, fearful Of going on shore
HHamPh! shonld not mind that" replied
the mate, iii we only knew where we were
onrseIEea =
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A fheetiouS boy asked oae Of his play-
mates how > hardware dealer differed from
= bOo'makeF? The later Eonaeuhni puz-
EIsd, gave It up. why said the other,
"beeauSe the one sold the nails, and tie
other nailed pOiea.1
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4 rrEE ToE EI0ANT.-By the ancient law
Of Hungary, 4 map convicted Of bigsmy
vas eondsmaed 70 i've With both wives in
the same house: the crime was, in conSe-
quence extremely rare.
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TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore& ohio Rail Road
11E-Zs-55ssllzS55il555sssE
WINTER SCHEDULE.

%EuEEs. I'D SOr- 1850.
OK AZ Hftsz Eas I'd GSVgllbsE. I55a The Fanssn-
" ger 1EIlinE VII Be Fal daily ~ i19E6z
FirG-Tke Northwestern. CeEsE1a4 ChieaEu, ST
L151ta- Ind8G1EoAfs D8yt9s, CE1zzHasff. eafEmbes,
hSsttnE- BelGpod. HAisil1Re. nd F1EhinEfna CITY
EIFEss depaEth daily hLeeS1 Ss1dsyt a. ss45 A IL
ana arrives il Bsitinose ~ 20 A ecu1GcztaE viii
tha saEeaE trltzs EE thS E1srE Eod EOufhsrn efsfE
8s5uE1t1Es ls1TEa Blaftss5rS AZ A NJ aad ErTIEeE
Al Bezupod AZ s=ls P. Il. a8d H1eelfnZ a e-Es P n
iEaking diEerf oOEBs<tsoa uith Tie Wssern EIpress
sTs5n- Ms fru5n VIII osig aOP Ezr rod And TateF
Gsri sealing tie Esa-aenEeTa-
sscDnG-fbf Grea: s01fhUeSteEz. ST. LOuia- Cnc4a-
natl CotEEbaR- EheetsDE. Be3TUoG- BaItimare and
y aa1sinStca CITY ExpTe8 lsEEe8 WkeeHaE daily e
- P NJ arriving n BA4<El3sre II - p " en-
BsctlsE with the aiternSaa ;TEns 20 ibR EntgEn and
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