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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-08-02

vote vas taken at Camp Utlsy, Rs.
cine, previous to their departure from
that city which resulted ~ follows: 120
Republicans and $50 Democrats. All
the field officers are republicans
Prairie da Chen Courier.
Ths pitssSurRh Post says THE 'contrsc.
tors ne applying blankets for the govern
m.nt Win nss the handsome sum Of two hun.
dssd thousand dollars"
As long a. this thing can last
these fellows and all their friends,
associates and expectants will be
fierce for war.
On Thursday afternoon of next
week the Ladies social circle will
meet at Mrs. E. w. Aliens.
A cordial invitation is extended
to all.
Valuable reading matter to the
politician and the patriot may be
found upon our first and fourth
pages. Let every body read
Douglas testimony on first page.
John B. Clark, NJ. c., elected
from the Sd district of Mo. was
expelled from the House for his
Helper resolution introduced
when the traitor John Sherman
Of Ohio was candidate for Spea
kei-an outrage upon the rights
of representative government left
for the present "rump Con
sress" to perpetrate.
GoNE UP. Millinery and
dres-making shop ofMiss. Anna
Brown, has gone up stairs in the
house occupied by E Ward where
she may always be found ready
to wait on her customers Give
her a call.
We learn that the Democratic State
Convention has nominated Hon. Chas.
Mason for Gov. and Hvn NJ. L. Fisher
tor Lieutenant Gov.
*&*The loss efour troops at Manassas il
not definitely settled, the papers about here
are reducing our loss to leo killed while the
N. Y. Herald Of the 27th says:
"There can be no longer doubt about
the disastrous nature Of the retreat Of our
army from Bulls Run 70 Arlington Heights.
In killed. wounded and prisoners the loss am.
cunts probably to twenty thousand, including
many Of the best officers, togeshsr with the
MOST Of the splendid artillery"
The Herald claims to have private dis
patches that ! ave not 70: bssn permitted 10
TO SEQ the light. We hope the official account
may confirm the report of our home papers,
AID reduce our loss a. they have done.
DIR. Gilbert of Spring Valley
Mimi, on Sunday last, feeling
uuwell, made a prescription for
himself as he supposed ofquinine,
but instead Of strychnine. He
was a corpse in an hour after ta-
king it.
-. F. Mitchell treated us to a
mess of prairie chickens on Mon
day last: very thankful for them:
While at DEBORAH the first of
the week, we called upon P. duff
fin, and found at his shop one of
the Ladd Webster & Go. celebra-
ted sewing machines. Mr.. d. as
sured Us that it was superior to
any machine in use, and from
specimens Of work, ease in opera
ting, simplicity in style. with its
compactnes, durability ond cheap.
ness all combined, we think it
superior to any other machine.
Mr.. Duffin has the agency at
DEBORAH. Those wishing INA:
chine would do we'll to call and |
see the Ladd, Webster & Go. ma
chine in operation.
We learn that Col. Richard
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-08-02
ScS Il
1875!
EMpLOYMENr!

AGENTS WANTED!
We will paw frsm $25 to S75 per month
and all expenses, to active AGENTS. or give
. commission. Particulars sent free. M
dress Erie Se,sing Maeh;n. Company L
JAMES, General Agent, Milan, Ohio.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-08-02

chine would do we'll to call and
see the Ladd, Webster & Go. ma
chine in operation.
We learn that Col. Richard
son has disposed of his entire in
terest in the N. I. Times. Ne
regret to part company with the
Co.., but if McGregor can sur.
vive the loss, why OF course we
can, however disagreeable it may
be to part his company in the ed
itorial field. -.
We have received No. /.
Vol. LIST Of the Fl. Dodge Dem
ocrat, edited and published by
Hon. John F. Duncombe. It is
a good looking, and. we need not
add, ably conducted sheet, bound
to do good service in the cause
Of Democracy; now more than
ever the cause Of the country.
Nj. Duncombe is Of our own
school of Democracy, and Of
course has our sincere good wish.
es in his new field Of labor.
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9aIIp guttlIiqentcr,



Having understood that the Southern
Cuntederated States Of America we're snt-
fering for want OF patriotic sOng--a IA
IionRl authem--to the stirring tones OF
which their ehiTalry might march gal
lAntly OK, TO victory or death. or both, we
hEve set ourself TO work TO produce such
composition.
This We do il pure charity and benevo-
lenCe, without hope Of reward OF emolu-
meot from the new Republic of Fools
Republics are inevitably uugrateful,
Tie only national song that has attained
any great popularity in the Federal, or
United States, . the .Sisr=Spangied Ban
ner'-a song ail about our aag. Very
weili why not nave song about toe Con-
fedErat0 dag Sure enough---hut then
their flag is only modification of ours
n sort of bunting parody, as it were. Just
the thing! They shall huye a sort of fustain
parody of our iag-song, To be in keeping
ald lis fowry numbers shall be chaunted
lar and near, wherever cotton : grown.
corn whisky guzz.ed and niggegs licked.
Gentlemen Of the Confederate States,
here is your national anthem:
ruz sTAas AID naRs.
osay. can y0u ssS-thoash psrl,ap G'resoo tight
What - feeGiy 'Ts hailed at the rwiIIsht'' Last
Whose broad bar. aud few star, Ger our .sarrilop,
Prom ne russ.hsr.. rs alehel. were % spndty
WHEN the rocket red ears, aad bomb, bar.,ins in
Gave prest thar. though we ran, our rag remained
o. say. doe the Bas-str.pglel Banner atm wave
Ger The Land OF thr thief aud the home OF the sAyr
lRsps0tJ fer ca9TuEl
o. the ,saro dinly resn through the lat.t. Of the
where the foe's homes, hos, in its glory rspos.,,
What Is that which the bEeeIe-ThIs We fearfuiiy
To escape deserved bIOw.-h,lfeoaos,ls halfdi.-
Nov it uuiiIes the CLEAN of the mornings frst beam
In his dishonor reelected taials the pure stream
tn the BArstrangiCd Banner, that foully doth
oer the land OF the thief sud the home Of the slave
III.
And where I. that band who 50 trutl,fnlly swore
That the might OF the AID stern retrbution,
4 bold for rebellion shall leave Us no mOFel
Their gnnS have P!cughsd up our f1otstep' Pollu.
tlOn.
Mons OtheTEs no E for except in the grave,
AMI oar BAr.StrIngled Banner no longer shall
0sE she hind Of the thief and the hOmeO! the slave
s .- =.-aa
".
O, thus Is 1t ever when traitors may stand
Against . loved land and It's administration;
In rouf and deatTuetiOn, our ;rsachOrous band
See the error we have made in arOusinga nation;
Be conquered We must, torour cause Is unjust
They look but 10 God while in 9Lammon VIZ trust:
AMI thsir-not our-bAnneT in triumph shall wave
Ger south IS Ger North orTithe free a. the slave
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TRANSPORTATION.
Pittsburg and Wheel
ing Rail Road. ~


Cleveland, Pittsburg and Wheel
la - 800. -
0N AMI AYTER MONDAY. June 10th. 1861. Pas
" sengeT Trains will leave RIidgsPoF' rs 'o''oNT'
Sundays cNesptedl
IlOO NJ Mail Tain. stopping at all WAY stations
arrives at Pittsbnrgh at $50 Z. NJ. ard
Cleveland at ESQ 2. NJ
tions, arrives at PiftsburSh Mt $50 r NJ
s.CS r. VI. Fast Express Train. stopping only at Ssi
benyiGS. Yellow Greek WellsNii!e and Eo-
chester on the River Division and at al
stations on Main Lines, arrives nj PITTS
burgh, at I:;j r NJ and at Cleveland At
l0;3O A. NJ.
RETURN MING TR AIMS.
Leave Cleveland at o:I5 4. NJ. anl eco Y. IL. az
rive AZ bridgeport at I:eu ?. ". and 900 a NJ
Leave Pittsburgh At 1885 A. NJ; 6;OS ~ M:sld
1910 p. ~. arrive ut Bridgeport at 5:VI A. NJ iva
A. II. and 4:so P NJ.
Connections are made as Foll"T-s'
AT Pittsburgh with Pcnnsylvania r R. for Har1iS
burg. Baltimore. Washington. fhila-
Je1phiR. New York and Boston!
At Cleveland with Cleveland Tcled r.. r. for San
dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
all points In the NOaIH WEsY- With
Detroit steamers for Detroit. jackson,
Chicago and the NoRIH WEsz- With
Cleveland & Erie r. Il. for Erie Dun
kirk. Buffalo and Niagara Fails With
Cleveland Columbus 4 CincinnNti'for
Crestiine. Delaware. Columbus and
A. Hudson with the c. H. & c. R. R. for ouynhoea
Fails, Akron. MiieTsbaTgh and Woes
At Alliance with p IT. W. c. R. r.. for Canton,
MaSsion, Wooster, Salem, Enon, Co
lulnbuS, &C.
Al steubsnville with P. c. C. Line and AT BELLAIR
with c. o. o. R.Tt, TOR GAINESVILLE. New
ark. Columbus. &enih, Dayton, lndi-
annapolis, Cairo. Cincinnati, Louisville,
St Louis ST. JOEeph and all points
Wtst aud South West
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 1915.
Fare always "a low, and time much quicker than
any other route
Through Tickets 10 all points iu the West. North
and East cIn 10 procured at tho Ofieo No. 81 Water
street next dooEto SPTiCg House, Wheeling. Va and
N; Bridgeport Station.
ght contracts will be made at lowest rates TO
any point accessible by this road and tE CONNECTIONS
to the East North, West and SOTthWest. at Office
No. 81 Water street, with Freight Agent at Bridge
! port Station. Il. HAMILTON. Agent.
Wheeling, Va.
JOHN CHAPMAN. a gent.
Bridgeport, o.
/ JIM. MCCULLOUGH. President.
FIR. MYERS. Cent Ticket Ag't. jel2
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Br0adcaSt Seed SOWer!

EYNnE sOBSCRlBERS HAVE PURCHASED THE
A right toE 4ANE'S SEED SONYER, which spWa
eu kins % SFaiS aud Grass SeeA in the most per
Iret manner II ample in its construction aud
DoSs Nth 5reat Accuracy and rapidty Distributing
the seed evenly upon tsc surface without The waste
and labor Pec1iiHr to hard towing, ordera for
SoNela viii receive prompt attention.
mhSo SMITH : GoRRELL.
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
PoUSpED, lS5
LOCI rED,
Cor. baltimore ana Charles-sts.


ATED,
Cor. Baltimore and ChRrles.Sts.
BALTIMORE, MD.
VNHIS INSTITUTION Is NOW IN THE MOST
i prosperous and hOurishinS condition. Twice du-
ring the last two has been necessary obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation Of the in
GEeaAins number Of students, representing nearly
every State in the Union.
II now occupies one of the most conspicuous and
desirably located buildings in the city. The
arc eotnmodiOusly arranged, spacious and elegantly
The advantages and facilities here offered to yo1pr
men desiring TO qualify themselves properly for the
various duties OF the Counting Room, or to obtain
Thorough Practical Bssilcss E4ueatioa generally are
unsurpassed in any particular, by any similar estab-
ltShment in tho United States
FACULTY.
T. n. LOSIER,
Princpal-Lceturer the Science Of Accounts Com
's-Ea-I n,iss. rtr1fLIPs.
Professor of the Theory and Practice of Book SEEMING
aud Commercial Calculations.
II. II. DAVIES,
Associate Professor Of ook.Keeping.
NC. JOHNSON,
Professor Of business and ornamental PsnmRnEhips
s. I. WILLIAMS. ESQ, a-
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REV. z. YEATES REESE, D. n,
Lecturer on Commercial EthioB.
TRUSTEES:
Hon Jne. r Kennedy, Hon. Joshua VSnssnt.
Hon; IhOs Swami, VIM. H. Kelghler, Esq,
Jacob Trust, ESQ VIM KnRbe Eso ~
The College Is provided with Commercial library
dents
Each student has desk to himself, and is s.pa,
EHtely instructed.
There being vacation during the wear Sudents
can enter at any time.
Thetine Isunllyre complete the full course
DIPLOMA is awarded to all Graduates.
large and beautifully Ornamented Circular. con.
sinins upwards Of SIX SQUARE PEI, representing the
Exterior and Interior View Of the College various
Characteristic designs, peumansip &C. sent nv rnsi
free Of charge accompanied with giving II
PARTICULAR Address h X LosIER
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New York Paper Warehouse

nNE PRlCEONLY. WHERE PAPER DEALERS
" Booksellers, StatiSners, Binders, Printers, and
Purehaaers generally from 10 to 20 per cent
by purchasing from first hands.
Having Increased our MAuuGaeturinR Facilities we
can oaer great inducements PSriiesin wat Of Pa
Pers sueh As are usually sold by Paper Warehouse
Ledger aud Fiat Papers FOolac4p, Letter, Note aud
Bullet, Folias Packet Commercial, and all grades u
French Papers. C0lOEed PapsrG, Tissue. Bindars'
Trunk. and straw Board. BIottiEg, etc, etc; Bank
Note, Bond, Drawing, Bank. Enveiofs. Particular
Attsntio1 paid TO supplying Banka Win Eiink.Note
and Letter and Account P5pera, Schools ana SEMI
naEts& CleEgyHen and Professional men RiIIheads
IA stock ready ruled for Printers from ! to Heads
% the sheet: Blue and White, We've and Laid In
net, complete PAper Bazaar. Send for CTreuIaEl,
80 SAY your money. Orders By nail aenOmFsnied
son Carson {HSRDS- -
epe-lye PapsE Narehouss, e Beekman Il
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- 70. Ira-N-
DE- !. c. AYR: Sir: i cieerfuEy c.,npIy with
the relust II y"iIr aEert aud report TO you some ..
ti.e effects have realized with your SaTsapalllln
have cured with IT, IN my practice Blost Of the
eopiP'aints fiT NEieh IL l. re-Jtfnended aud lave
found its effects tIuly wonderful ia the cure Of TSFc
rcHt ana BsTcitTf6t Dissdss. Gne Of my patients
had Sypllitic ulcers in his threat. which we're con
sunling his palate and the top Of lbs meth. Your
SATaparillN. steadily taken cured him IN I'VE weeks
Another was attacked by secondary symptoms in his
Hose sd tie liberation had eaten away considers
BE part OF il. 50 that believe the disorder would
soon reach his brain snd XIII him But WELDED 4,
my ainini-tTH.ion OF SaTsapsri!la: the ulcer
healed and be IS well again, Lot Df cf'urse without
some designation nf his face 4 woman who lad
been ,retig for the III 'prder ~ mercury Va.
suffering from This poison in Ter ho,ie- They hse
become 50 sensitive to the Weather that on damn
Lag -It suffered -&cruca'u pain ia her joints and
hoEeS she tho. was cured entirely by SOur Sarss
Tariiit IN lev weeks knoSs fro.s: It's formula
which yDur agent gave me. thay Til. IrepRrafion
from yn1r laboratory mist be great remedy con
4e1ucniy these irGiy r-nDuEahIs r-s,lits Will, 4,
have not surprised me.
" - rvT ~,
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I-FRre always ms low and lime on
quick as by any Other Route.
ASK EOR TICKETS By PITTsnURGu.

The completion OF the Western connections Of the
Pennsylvania Rail Road makes this the
Direct Line Between the EaEtand the
Great West.
The consisting Of tracks by the RAN Road Bridge
At Pittsburgh avoiding all drayaEe OE ferriarp 81
Freight. together with the saving al time. are advaa-
iage4 readily appreciated by shippers Of Freight and
the Travelling Publie.
For Freight Contracts shipping Directions apply
to or address either ." the following Asents 81 the
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8y RORT. J. CULvRRWELL, ". 81,
New FamiIY GrOcerY.

TTuEsUBsCRIBERBE Gs LEAyRTo ANNOUNCE
i that he has opened Family Grocery and ForeigI,
Market street near the corner Of Quincy st. and So
eits the generous patronage Of his friends and the
public generally.
1t viii be my constant endeavur to offer, at the
lowest prices, the best qualities the market affords
superior article Of Bottled Liquors and Wines
always on hand.
German Produce, such Primes, Lentles, Split
Peas, also all kinds of Nuts, Oranges and Lemons
Wholesale and retail Rt the lowest rates.
Superior Havana AID Domestic Cigars aud Tobacco
Of the different grades, wholesale and retail 1t
g, ". REESSLNG'2,
feSl+-lyd Formerly with Alex. Heyman.
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lfss 81 - -.


MuLELI>G, 18th April, 1851.
ON and AFTER the 18th Of April. lSGi. the paSsen-
" Etr Trains Will be rup follows, viz:
The Expires Train leaves Wheeling daily except
Sundays at 10 a. NJ, EsnwoOi at l0:O a NJ aIT!v
ing il Baltimore ct $40 A. NJ connecting with the
Express train Tor Philadelphia. New York boston.
and all tie Eastern cities leaving NJ 6:5 A. IL.
Eiyes ut Washington Al $50 A NJ, making case
nection with the Southern lines for an parts Of the
south. This train stops AT the principal stations
from Wheeling to Cumberland
Returning. leaves I;IliimorC at 3:IS r. NJ. and
Washington City Mt 215 r. NJ. arriving al Benwc0d
at A VI. and Wheeling at SO. A W. nIakinS direct
eOnncetinD with the ENnresstran fr all pats nf the
West. Southwest and Northwest. This train stop-
only for meals and WOO and water.
The Msil Train leaves daily including Sundays nj
1:55 y. NJ. ncnwo0d ~ i.25 T. ~. aud arrives il
Baltimore .i:lS p. VI connecting with the Mail
train. leaving for Philadelphia. New York. Boston
and all Eastern cities I:iJ 7. NJ, arrives Rt WASH
iuct'n City at SE0 T. NJ. connecting With THE South
lines for all parts Of the South. This train stops
thewest end .; the road At Nluui>vilie. Cameron,
Warrington, Water Station EaiTmcut and Grafton
Returning leaves baltimore at 5:3O A. NJ. Wash
ington City at sos A. N. and arrives BenEOod at
lo:lo =. NJ. and Wheeling at 1922 T. NJ, connecting
with the Express train for all parts Of tile Southwest
West and Northwest. This train stops at the prir-
cpal stations only.
The Piedmont and Wheeling Accommodation runs
daily, except Sundays. leaving Piedmont at go A 81.
and arrives AT Wheeling at s:lOP-N
j. Il. FORD, Agent.
UP. SNlTH Master Of Transportation.
L. VI. CAIE, Genl Ticket Agent, Rp20
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PtFE0ns travelling Ia rhafFe thereof
RIGHTS

BY this Route FreightE Of all descriptions can be
Wardei to and from Ptilhdelp New Y1,rk Boston
or BeltinicEe s. and from any points the Rail Roads
Of Ohio. kentneky, Indiana. Illinois,, Wiscousip
Iowa or Missouri by Raii Road direct
thS Pennsl lTnna RSii Road alsO connects at Pitts
buTEh With EfeAFnhnhfs ~
watdtdtO any port be Ohio, NJ utr;cy
Iennessee Cumberland, 1lnCda Mississippi Wis[,a.
an Missouri. Kansas Arkansas and Red Rivers: and
At CIeveana- SaIdusky and Chicago With Steanisrs n,
all ports OF the Sorth-Nre4fsru Lakes ~ -
Merchants and Shippers ehtrustine the trarsuorta.
sion OF their Freight tn this OoInIAoy, rely With
conn a. ICE on IT, speedy transit.
tn RATES ORFREIG lit to and from anv r,piDt tr,
the Wet BE- the Pensyv Rail snsI are NJ trsEl
as Ydserabls ar dre eLoTpsd ~ atsg r. r. Cisa,JaIsr
AsBe particular TO marx packages svrA I'zN~A
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Baltimore & Ohio Rail Road

JIM. MCCULLOUGH President.
Err. NIYEEs. Cent Ticket AT. jel2
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Dr. J. II. :. Claiming, Of New York City. write
- chreTfnliy comply witt the request Of you:
aSg't in s:lyiug have found yDur SsTsapATilld IA
mo-, exceilct IA The uiireTUr. complaint
for which employ SIIc! remedy. lnI especially
in EsFn's piSsagEs O. the ScTyfulnuA hiatlesis.
have cured irPGlv iDveter'- cf-es of rucorrhoa ~
il, and some where tie cnaIirint ci;1sed by a.
ccTutil. Of the 1,tetts. The liberation itself
soon currd. Nothing within my knowledge e4uEIs
it for these female derangemeufs."
Edward $. Narrow, Of NsNIuTy. Ala writes: .! A
dangerous crITics fa1Enr Of the females IL
ms family Which had de!ed al the remedies -
could employ las length been UTnpiefely cured
l.y your Extraot OF sarsaEaIilla CuE physiria y
Thought nothing blgt eNtirpalon could siEoGd telet
but he advised the trial Of youT Sarsapsia tn
last resort before cutting, and it pr0vel eiFectaEl
Afrr taking your reuse1ly eight weeks symptom
Of the disease TeTnaus-'
- S..-L.Li. .-.l 1871 -.
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Ayers Cherry Pectora]
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, nfRueI,z,l. TTC., ,...,,.,.
- - D. SSHHSsHaE tHsS EnCdpIerG C0ns
sumption. and for the Relief
OF Cousunaptive Patients
r.r IA advanced StageN
OF the DfsenG

OF the DtsenHe.
This is remedy 81 uliveFss,lIy ku=,v7, to s0rra,
any other for the cure Of throat lung complaints
nHt II Ia nsslss here to Pnhish the eTid-rces az It's
syltss, Us unTEaiie1- excellence for coughs and
odds, aad tie tslly WOadeFfnI curpS of puiiuoa,Ty
Disease have madF il kuVWntrUuEbout tie ciyilizt1
sNeo faRIiess among them who have NJ, some a,r-
.r.aI eElffience % it recfs-tome iivI Z trophy in
taetr mldst o. lie victory over the. subtl and daa
testpifs aisoI'i1rt 81 the thTOst and lunSs As al
hn"tF the dtesda tAthliiy Of tkcse 4isurg-p ard "a
they AhoWite0, the efeetH OF this renseiv Ne neei
Lhe rlFtues that It did have when making the cure
mankind -
Prepared by Or. J. C. AVER & CO.,
Lowell, Mass.
Anslt-ly-noy 5-sH'
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Three Through Pa senger Trains,


falnnfry
Three Through Pa senger Trains,
BETWEEN PITTSBURGH kPIIILADELPuIA.
Connecting direct in the Union Depot Mt Pittsburgh
with through Trains from all " esteTp Citiesfur Pa.
delphia New York Boston. Baltimore and Washing
ton City thus furnishing facilities for tile transpJT.
tatioI OF Passengers unsurpassed for speed aud cjIn
fort, by any other ruute.
Express aud Fast Iiues Tun through to PhI1delpbi,
without change Of Cars or Conductors.
smoking cars areaitacheti to each train; Woodruff.
Sleeping Cars To Express and Eas: TrRips The
Express runs Daily, Mail and Fast Line Snn.
dave excepted. Three Daily Trans conlect direct nr
New York. Express anil Fast Lines sonnet for Raj.
tihure and Washington.
Six daily Trains between Philadelphia and New
York. Two Daily Trains between New YORK and
Boston. Through Tickets (aIl Rail are EoOdo either
Of the above Trains and transfers through New York
BoATTIcKETs to Boston are good via Norwich.
free.
TICKETS niay be obtained At any the important
Railroad Offices in the West; alec, on board any Of lie
regular Line Ofsteamers on the Mississippi or Ohio
t5SSsF4a,e ,J-,-o,.. 49, :,
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D. A STEWART, Pittsburgh:
II. g. PIERCE 4 Co.. ZAueaVilIe. "A: j. j. JoHSs7ov
Ripley, o.: Il. McNgELT. Naysyille. XIV: OgvEEY 4
CR0PPER, Portsmouth. o.; PADboCE & Co. Jefferson
vile, Ind: H HY. BEoVN Co.. Cincinnati o.. AIMS
aIHESE1. Cincinnati. .. ;ii- C. MELDRuM, Madison
lndi jos. E. McOEE, Louisville. Ky: p G. CSPILIT e
Co, Evansville. Ind, w 9RAIGa & Co. CsirO iii /.
RI Sass, SHALHR GLASS, st Louis. No; Jo1N IN
HARRIS. Nashville, Tenn; HARRISON HUST, Memphis
Tenn CLAEEE Z Co. Chicago, Ill;lW.lH u. u. Eo6STz
Alton. H. or to Freight Agents OF Rail J;oads Al
Eiiffereat points in the West.
ms Gredtest EheiIities essd for the 1ESesiO4 s4d
Sfssdy TFuHsp0Ttaiiusi Of Fire Sack,
And Coon ACCOMMODATIONS with usual privileges
PerpUns travelling In charge thereof
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-06-29

o, thus f. 1t ever. when traitors may stand
Against loved Land and It's administration;
In rOut and distraction, Our 'reachOrous band
See the error we have made in arOusinga nation;
Re conquered We must, IoroUr cause Is unjust
They look but 10 God. while in 9Iammon trust:
AMI thsir-not ouT-blnneE in triumph shall wave
Der South as DER North o'erithe free the slave.