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AFTER 4 TnoEoUGH TEtALoF MoRETNtN
TEN YEARS. the time p.icr, manufactured hy the
American Watch Go. Of waltham Mas h.tr
gained firm hold upon the HtYor uf thu pubtIe and
now. no less than 55'.h of them .praktng for
themsclys. in the pockets Of titc people. Prem u
very indgnidesni beginning the tH,iar., has incr'
81 until We arr lnstscl in staring that WE MANI
MogE THAN ONE tHF Of all tic wAtche. .od
la the United states. lie rated enlargement Of onr
factory bai5iug., and the labor OF 300 operatives
stiil Ind useslal 10 supply the constantly ihcrel.
ing demand And may here observe that not
withdrawing the high pfier Of labor and matri1 ali,
". actually ell our peo1acts les. price, than tlt9-e
sarrent Ave years asn.
W. refer - sss.e facts oar for the purPosc OF
properly Introducing another subject relative
manufacture OF watches. Hitherto chief ohjeet
In. be-r make good watches for the million at the
lowest possible price.omcthing to take the place Of
the MAXI believe watchs. callei Apcrcs "iopincs"
''Enrissh Patent Levers SC annually thrown upon
,hi. market, in countless numbers, BY European
work .hop.-watchc, which rcfa'e Of thcir fac
tories. un.aahle at home and perfectly useless every
WIRE.
Thi. objer; have accomplished, and now
have to snnoace that NC have commenced the mann
faeture Of watches Of the very
HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN To cfiEOSOMETEi
nncqualled by thing hitherto made hy ourscl,c.
and unsurpassed by any thing made in the world
70. this purpose we have the amplest facilities. We
have erected addition TO our main building. cN
pre.sly for thu. branch OF our business, and have
filled il with the best workmen In service, froE
iiing by cur long experience, Ne have rcmodelied
the form ~ watches, introducing such improve
m~nt. as have been suggested and proved to be good
from time to tinrr and have Instituted rew and
we're tests of isoehroni.m, afastwcnt and comprnsa
ton New machines and appliances have been con
,truc,ed which perform their work with con summate
dellcaey aud exaeiiiud-, and the ehoee.; and most
approved materials. only are u.ed. Nothing In fact
wanting either in mechanical principles, material
or workmanship to ensure perfection in the result.
We continue to manufacture other well known
qualities under the following names:
APPLETON. TRACY CO..
"P. 5. BARTLETT
And the "soldicr's watch
"wN. ELLERY.'
The latter, the lowest priced watch We make, IA a
substantial reliable tme'peeei cascd in sterling sill
ver-hunting pattern and I. not liable 10 get out of
order eitifrrin marching riding Fighting All the
above described watches. including the dne,f which
1. named AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY" are sold
BY watch dealers generally throughout the country.
ROBBINS s APPLETON,
Ag~s6r the American WatcA Company
Iee Broadway, y. Y eowimi+
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Headache Pains in the Limbs--in the Stomach, Bow
els and kldncys-Cold Chls. and Hot Flushes, Coat
ed Tongue, Burning SKIN, Nausea, Shvering, puness
10 Of Appetite cstessness, Giddiness, &c., &c, are
prereenjory symptoms of Malignant Diseases, ono
dose of the READY RELIEF Is sufficient 10 break up
and expcl diseased action and restore the patient TO
health.
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ToTTcE

Ii persons are hcrehv forbidden harhoring or
n trusting my minor son Alvin iibur my
account As shall pay no debts NJ his contracting
nor for him having suitable provisions for his sup
port n home and all person, are hereby cautioned
ploy9d. EbEN hILBl X
isstbr1ok Nov 18th 1863. ~
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PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE.

TIIEEE T No OtLANIJN FOK SIJkNE.S.
When YOU first feel PAIN then take teaspoonful
Of tho READY RtIItF, in water; or apply 1t to the
parts where you feel the discomfort
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Insanity and CONSUMPTION,
FEMALES, FEMALES. FEMALES.

OLD OR YoINu. SINGLE MARRIED, OR CoNrKM
PLATING MARRIAGE,
In many affections peculiar to Females the Ex-
tract Buchu is unedualed by any other remedy,
as in Chleross retention, Irregularity, Painful-
ness, or suppression of the Customary Excavations
liberated or Schirrona state of the UterAs, Leu
corrhea or Whites. Sterility, and for Gil com
plants incident to the SEX whether arising from
lndiscre:ion. Habits Of Dissipation, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See symptoms above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD WITHOUT IT.
Take no Ba'sani, Mercury or Unpleasant Medi.
cine for nnlea and Ia Dieaaso~
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

should be applied to the part or parts afflicted II in
stantly relieves the patient from pain, and quickly
heals soohcs and strengthens the disabled parts. In
ali cases Of Bites of Rabid Dogs, Reptiles Stings Of ro,
sonous Insects, the application of RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF to the wound will prevent Inflammation and
mn
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Helmbold's Rose Wash,

An excellent Lotion for Diseases of Syphiiitis
Nature, and as an injection in Diseases of the
Urinary Organs. arising from hahits of dissipa.
ton, used in connection with the Extract Buchu
and Sarsaparila, in such diseases recommen ed.
Evidence of the most responsible and reliable
chaIacter will aeeompsny the med cinea.
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Helmbold's Ext. BuChu

FOR WEAKNESSES
Arising from Excesses, Habits of DiS6ipA>
ton, Early Indiscretion or Abuse,
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS.
Indisposition to Exertion, Loss of Power,
Difficulty of Breathing, Loss of Memory,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror of Disease, Wakefulness,
Bimness Of Vision, Pain in the Back,
Universal Lassitude Of Flushing of the Body,
the Muscular System, Erupti0ns on the Fast,
Hot Hands, Pallid Countenanos.
Dryness Of the Skin.
These symptoms, if allowed to 20 on, whl6h this
medicine invariably removes, soon follow
IMpoTENCY, FATUITY, RPiLEPTIC FITS,
In one Of which the patient may expire. WIS
can say that they are not frequently FOLLOWED BY
those direful Diseases"
Insanity and Consumption.
Many aware of the cause of their suffering
but none will confess. The records OF the InsanS
Asylums and the melancholy deaths by Consutnp.
ten, bear ample witness to the truth of the asssfa
tion.
THE CONSTITUTION, ONCE AFFECTED WITH
ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid Of medicine to strengthen and
invisorate the system, which Heimboid's EItraes
Bucbu invariably does. trial Mill convince the
most skeptical.
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READY RELIEF
HOW 1T CURES.

SHOULD BE TAKEN INTERNALLY.
Ono dose will stop the pain its continued will, in
few hours, the patient.
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WHEN SEIIfD WITH
CHOLERA, or niarrhoa, or Finx;
Dyscntery Cramps, and Spasms
Bilious Choiic, or Gastritis
Scarlet, Typhoid, or other Fcvcrs
Influenza Coughs, or Colds
Inflammation of the Stomach or BOwelg
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CAUTION
CURE YOUR COUGH FOR THIRTEEN CENTS.
The Best and Cheapest Household Rene
dy il the World.
MADAME ZADOC PORTER'S
GREAT COUGH REMEDY.

EHcme ZdDOC PORr
TEES CHrdttpe Balsam is
warranted If used according
To directions, to cure in alt
ca Scst'mghs, Colds, " hoop
in- Cough, Asthnl, aud all
affections Of the Throat an
Lungs.
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~ STRA HELPER

Came into TIE enclosure Of the subscriber, on
the 18th day of October, red and white ycarling
icitsr. The owner Is requested To pay charges
and take her away. ISAAC JORDAN.
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AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me
the city of Philadelphia, Ii, ;, ar Alderman az
being duly sworn. doth sa" 4. HeImbold W.
Win no narcotic, no ;, bis preparation, oon',
drugs, buy are puro- curry, or other iD3p1;oui
vegetable. ''}'sf1A
Sworn and s IL n ItEruanrn
November described before be- TIA lad d.xo
AIder,,o, u, VIM, P HIBBARp.
"uerman' ninth street., aaovs Race, Pbils.
Audrcss Letters iog irfprg;atipn in confidence
Dorot,o4c 7, KELMBoLD, Chemist
PIE, Di'epot loa soa.h Tepth.stgees below Chestnut
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4 NEW supply OF school Books just received
~ b.
Sawyer & Burr
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he"are Of COuntcrfeits
AEp. VNPREycIpLED DEALERS.
+" no endeavor to dispose "or THEIR owxp.,s
othrr articles on the reputation attained bv
Asinbotd's Genuine Preparations.
Extract Bucnu.
:. sarsaparilla,
Sold bv all pru,r;s,. Improved Rose WsaA,
'N Wv re 4susetbs-TlEE NO OTHER.
@'.S IND Ch-u4ical Warehouse.
594 Broaduay, Nv Yo,t.
Cut out the advertisement, and sc nd for il, cad
duoid 'nPoston and Exposure. lyss
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Terms Reduced 10 Old Prices.

Uaion Store enc door beior the Ellsworth House.
Ellsworth Nov. q. 1868. 10
, 1863-03-26
Age Of Cattle by their Teeth.

The following useful information we copy
from that excellent periodical, the American
SbOek Journal:
"Persons, acquainted with the dentition
Of neat stock, can form q pretty accurate
idea Of age, from the period Of birth Up to
that Of adult life and this method Of ascer
tanning the age Of an animal Is, probably,
more correct than thrt which applies To
horns, fLr by means Of rasp applied to
the rings of the horns, any amount Of imP0.
sitiOn may be practiced, sshen il is well
kn,Rn that the same liberties are not to be
taken with the te-th, without the chance Of
discovery. 1t Is possible that there may be
some slight variations from the following
rules, In the development Of the teeth,, yet
such variations will not embrace period Of
more than month or six weeks, which at
maturity does not amount TO much, and may
be considered as purely accidental-out Oft
ordinary course Of nature. The front teeth
or temporary incisOrs are found IN the lower
jaw; there are eight Of them, all prominent at
the age Of fur weeks. The calf is usually
born with three temporary grinders or mo
lars the fourth appears Sin months after
birth the fifth appears at the age Of fifteen
months and the sixth Is to be seen at the age
Of two and . half years; now the animal has
. "flll mouth" Of temporary teeth, number.
ing thirty.two. o -
At this period very remarkable change
In the teeth Is about 70 occur; the tempo
rary ones having answered the purpose for
which they were intended, are 10 be removed
IN the following order, 40 as TO give place TO
others which shall correspond 70 the increase
Of the size ef the jaw bones, and prove o
durable O. other bones in the body. At the
age Of two years the central or midd . in,
cisors (the lower jaw are shed and replaced
BY two permanent ones. At The age Of
three yeaEa the two incisors, known as the
inner Idlddle, undergo the same process.
a. she age oi four, the outer middle ere
shed and replaced BY permanent teeth. Al
the age of Eve The corner incisOrs are also
Transformed IN the same manner, and the
animal has fnll sstS (eight) Of permanent
front teesh. The first and second permanent
IhOlaFs ns grinders, appear in the upper and
lower Jaws on each side, at the age Of two
years, q intervals Of one year the other
ibur are nuoossslvsly cut; 90 that at the age
Of Six years the animal has full mouth ol
permanent grinders.
, 1863-03-26
REDUCTION IN PRICES TO
SUBSCRIBERS.

A TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE FOL.
IA lowing list Of American and Foreign Pc
riodicals, for which I receive subscriptions.
Permanent arrangements having been made BY
the United States Government for the carrying
Of the mails from the Atlantic States BY steamer
four times month, an enabled to receive sub.
scriptiOns at much lower rate than formerly.
The same care and attention will be paid to the
forwarding Of all packages, for which this estab.
lishment has gained such an enviable reputation
throughout the Pacific coast:
, 1863-03-26

But whether any particular effort is pro.
duced in the real flavo- Of malt liquors by
such nice discriminating distinction in the
planting Of select roots, as compared with
an indiscriminate mass Of the several kinds,
is perhaps matter Of doubt and specula.
tion, and to settle which needs experimental
results and comparisons.
, 1863-03-26
SECOND HAND PIANOS
bargains aIway sin store; prices nom esOto q
MI1SIC

One o. the largest and be.t catalogue of Musc nov
gubl.hed Az NE music and musin bonkn puhlished 10
ceehlnied GUITAR end al kinda Of Mnzeal InsfFument0
and muse msFch.ndiso q The lowest prices Music alnI
whenever aIdsed, post paid Catalogues sent ~ mai
liberal discount 70 dsalsn, teachers, SsmInATss ani
elefgymen. ,i, gEef4 srv la IN ITTTa N
, 1863-03-26

- mch cln,s ~ oI1lalll 6pli1l11 ailly and Win
~ llln ~ ed l1ll lhlI lll1 tll1 bInsalsd eiIk
l11runlu NallE Iho rulyInl on1 ouIllipo pou1n ~
lllnlslII.- l.11-ll 4.lo 1lllr ma, Anldidslll.
q W llc.1l1 ~ MA lgcA. = n1ll1a y aundaTIal
S...s. ,S.lE. ny .Po1 = ssaassd y ioslai
, 1863-03-26

N i1gus o1npI1.1lo lh5 Olztnlnl 80 acis me .
ch. =, plogidle 4 plV e1tcillly Fubbsd over ne
I.lo1l q ~ kIdnala, u6lrh ul nonlFaio and give
iianldIna'y cnlrr ~ y f411,,l y thh meapA
Did irIl bli'Dillih. SiitlaIuuI Stis uni
fIn( (i.,., Su,liiS., -
, 1863-03-26
ALNIAMnRN NYAANea I

Flve stops. In TossVaod eassa OIBO; snpa, do ID,
$50; slnpa, With pervnssnn, t225; u s0E d. dos
e576 Eael instrument Wnffnn 10 give natfsfIaS ~
purchase money Felnndod. :
, 1863-03-26

1olll| ul11n, nn1 au11llgl, en- viii oSIi.illr he
fnrld ~ Onlmll1 y ih1I1u1hly Iahh1t IN around
ltll o1l.fs1 alll lln.l ~ aplsli ullh ~ ana
II1 F||4 nus b lIEI1 Icc1IIInT - ~ ufIuIe1 a
r1cII1Ia ~ Hood 1lInl n an InpuI1 l'1o, p1fIu
.1ylcl IN 3 anlEllc1 Qatilonfl 70 ,apo caIIiaas.
l1o fI|l nnl Omlmlnt should - offn|naf n ~ 80.
eo.11e1 = a. mllIess aad ~ lIom Hulloal16 EIlb.
ID II.rli > - ~ -. 4 Is.4 81 silIlls.a.i :.
n,,s 4. l,.,....s - 81. :, i ~.
, 1863-03-26

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l.sis.. eass 90 80 : ssss2.aas
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\ =. ss -: =. - as !I.- ,.,.- 80 4, Y -,
~ e.I.......e Z 10. s..s..s.ap ap.a.hh~us
an 80" 1sSE Is istLssaI, vIsi.ss, VI
, 1863-03-26
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r RElGATS.

Blythe sosss ISeights al All descriptions can
be ,6SuAfv18 10 and from Phi sdsIphia, New
York, Boston or Baltimore, to and from an,
point on the Railroads. Of Ohio, Kentucky, Ind;
ana, Illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri, h,
BAIL ROAD DIR CT.
The Penn'a Central Railroad also connec.s al
c:.sehurg y ith Steamers, by which Goods can b.
ffofwar3sd 10 any port on ~; .sc C4:i: Mississippi
Missouri, Kansas, and OF her western river; and
at Cleveland; Sandusky and Chicago with Stcn.
mers tn all Ports on the North Western Lakes
Merchants and shippers entrusiing the trans
portation Of heir freight 10 THE Company, n,
rely with confidence on It's speedy transit
,sfhe Rates oEEeight 10 and1rom
any poipt in ths West BY i6s Pa. Central r. X.
are at gil times rs yAvoRABLE as are charged b,
other Ksilreaa COmpaniss.- } Il W. {.
9JBe particular to mark packages VIA PExxl
Fos Frsighe Coutsscsss ~ Slippins Directs
apply to or address either OF the following agent,
81 The Company: ,sh,.sl p
y. A. SrEwARr, Freight Agent Pittsburgh.
SCLAnkE Il Co., Trapster Agcns. Pittsburgh
H. w. BR lwN 4 Co. Cinciunat,, Ohio.
J. p. ModRK, LOUSY vile, Ny. { I
x. i. Sass, st Louis, Missouri.
CLARKE Co Chicago, Ill
X. z. Meldrum. General laveling Agent fol
the South and West.
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-HH~ -.
PERFECTION OF MECHANISM
- kAa raE S3AFg
MAGIC TIME OBSERVER,

DEING HUNTIxG AND OPxx FACE or La.
~ Els Oh GEhTLEMAS's " ArcH ConsrSEp
with PATENr SELF WINDING IMPROVEMENT
!. The NAs-l oRK fLLUsTnATkp n xws, the lead.
ing pictorial Paper OF the United States, in i,s is
sue Of Jan 10Th, 1868. on pdge 1s7, voluntarily
says:
I'VE have been shown q most pleasing novel.
~, Of viii III. HrBBARD Bios, Of this city,
are the sole Importers, II Is called the MAGIC
TINE oBsEKvEa. and is hunting and open face
watch combined. This is one of the pretticst,
mset convenient. and decidedly the 6est and
chespsst 'imePicce for general end reliable e.,
ever offered II iss within il and connected Win
its msci inefy, its own winding attachment, ren.
dering key entirely unnecessary. Tho csses
d lhe Watlhpre eQIsposed ct two cnssaIe. the
0utfr one being fine i6 cnfaf gold: IL has the
improved ruby action leyer movement, and is
warranted an accurste ti,aep,ece.,, =
Free. ssperbiy engraved per case OF a b alt
doafn. e2os.00. Sample waiches. in neat mo.
rocco boxes, for thase proposing To buy / y hole
ssss. 81, sent by express With bill pa : ,bIe on
delivery. Soldiers m1tt remit payment in nd
vance, a. We cannot collect from those 10 tile Ar.
HUBBARD BROS. 4 CO.. -
Sssth Cor Nassau : John ST. New York.
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~ AZ aIosA Kansas SATURDAY a.

which death was intended to con-
vey-of infinite gain. ITff.4 T
Not only the empty cage. when
our singing birds have f1own-not
only the dreary tomb, where we
have laid our dead away-were they
not heart broken moumers, who
bending down to the sepuichre's
edge, saw the grave clothes cast
aside, and angels watching where
he had rested! s-
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LIVE STOCK.

Drovers md Farmers will find thi. the most
advantageous route for Live st ok Capacious
I ards, well watcted aud ,afpiit .ii~ iti every
convenience, have been opened OF this line and
ITS connexions. and every attention il paid to
tnrr wants, with choice, Of markell Philadel-
PINE, New York or Baltimore and viz Allen.
TO New York
ENOCH LEWIS. Gen'l Sup't, Altoona. Pa.
I. y. uOUPr. Genl Ticket Agent. Philsd,a.
- H.H. HOUSTON. Gsn1 Freight Agt., Phila
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NO PAINS WILL BE SPARED,
To All Who Use a Pen.
A GOOD GOLD PEN

"A 0OV0 1V&~ S@~
Is always ready and ,e,iablc sAd,M Adapted to
the hand, makes writing pleasure, not task.
The beginner makes more rsPid psoGreseNiih
same pressure alwa " produces the same resnat
and the proficient is better satisfied with his la
bor because OF the uniformity OF his Writing,
and the case by which IL Is produced ~
IL MAKING NEW PENS,
the subscriber uses no colder The gold ut the
point Is brought TO state Of fusion, when the
point sick S iDio Il, and the two b come as one
metal. entirely irnpefvicHs to the .act ohsuf the
acids Ia inks. III. can be done in making new
pens, because Inc sv,. is more than tnre.
a thick ~ il Is aflel tho pen s rolled toRe Pro'
er ihinncss Of the finished state. : = y
WHEN FINS ARE REPoINrED
solder must be used which will meit $, oner
Than the gold OF which the pen is made. other
wise the points viii cul into giobular FORM
BY 4 il process the temper i taken out cf the NIB
le elasticity destroyed, and the pen suejec'e 10
the sure process ofeosvosi an On shess accosnts.
and knowing tcn long xpeficnce Thar rspoio,
ed pens can rarely give satisfaction, the subsoib-
er must positively Refuse To Repoint Gold Pens.
s,r-.r RETURN TIE PEN
within ten da,s otter its receptipn, h ktn0,gNd
"a Morton" and not adapted TO your hard sf,i.
ting in wha, respec, il might be improved. a j.
will be the best guide in :. lecling on. that : -
State at what angie ycn hold the pen on the pa
per, and wheihe. squaseiy or ten NJ to, III; right
or left. Tkec poin's lbristly ana e;e rly st,t
will greatly assits in max e . selection for you
Any one sending sin1i.- letter post stamp
will receive circular w,ih fac-siniie eugrav.
Address, "A. MORTON.
ii3 'sa rs MARLIN Lsne. New York.
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! .loyd's Great Map Of the Mis-
SlSSlPpI RIVER = From AS.usl SURVEYS b.
Capts. Bart and VIM. Bowen, M's.issippi Rive
Pitots Of ST. Louis, No., ,sAosaA evetv wsnS
plantation and owners name from So. Lou;u -
the Gull u Mexico-I - milss- svesysapd. ~.
island, town. landing. and all PLACES 8 uiios
back from the river = colortd In counties and
States. Prise 81 siesIss q poaAes fossn. I'D
$3.50 on linen, with rollers. Ready Sept. =. .
~. Navy DESARTnESr. Wash.. Sept n, 1854
/ j. I. LLoyD Sjr: Send me your Mao Of ~
Mississippi River. with price per hundred copieo
Rear Admiral Chssise II. navp- commanding lie
Mississippi squadron, is authorised To purchase
- nsny as are required Eas ,se Of tbs, sousdron.
GIDEON WELLES, sce,y OF the Navy.
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The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1863-09-19
GREAT EASTERN ROUTE VIA
OH q g. MISSES. PPI
BROA GU AGE
Il A ILR q A ID

NJ skine the quickest time from 81. Louis T.
M Cincinnati, I.Ous..., Nashville and all
Ese,trn Cite, New York. - hOrrs e.
Isa-burg,- 2t hours ms Boston, A hours. +.
Wheeling, 1919 hours. Pbiladr lphis. 80 hours
C,.yelund. 10 honrs Baltimore. sc haurs.-
Buff, q. 26. hours Washington, 37s hours
louisville. ia hours Nashville. d hours.
From ~. Louis 90 Cipeipra;i WITHOUT caANOt
ov CARS. FROM Cineinnsi u Cleveland, Pitt
burg or BeiIair. without change Of cara "a
5 Baggage Checked 'I'brsRsh.I
Ths II & 81. Joe r. r., and K, ,kuk packe::
the Vosr., M,sssari. aud the Ohio : M,ssssi y.
Il. RS IN Ike elsse AMI eliable c nnectiSas =
CINCINNATI, ..i,houi omnibus ride, with the favor
10 Roads # rh Wet ~"
The Lutte Mism, / Columbus / Xenia, aes
Cincinnati Hamillt i DAYTON Raj Roads. fo'
DAYTON and Columbus. With the Cleveann
C.ilum bns aud Cinrinnafi R.K for Citveisss
Bufiid. 4 Niagan Ealis. The Piusbu RI. Coluni
bus 4 Cincinnati, and Fri Wayne d Chicago X
RS for Pitt-bursh snI Pbiadeh bis. The Cfn
al Ohio RR.. for Zsns sriiie. Wheeling and Bal
.,more. Marietta = Ci.c.aalti X. H.. tr CaiiIi-
,.,,bs- u,,, -, Park,r -burg and baltimore al :
with either ii tn, fou, Great Eastern Lines for
New York or Boston.
Passengers by this route have the advantage o.
wide and spaciou. cars. with greater iibeTsliy o.
room both in seats AID 10 ai-les. than can he
found on any "shss Railroad in the West. and The
sonl,rt afforded by 1T