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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25
LIST NUMBER I3.
Advertised Letters


nEMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE AT DELAWARE
II Ohio, on the oath OF september, 1858.
Persons calling for the following letters will please
give NUMBER OF list and DATE OF advertising.
A. james Adams.
G. Elwood Coursey.
E. Miss Maggie Edwards.
F. Mary Frost.
H. Miss S A Harveved, 0 Hills, W H
Higgins, George w Holmes.
j. John judd.
K. q King.
L. Amos Lacy.
NJ. j F Mckinney.
p A Ii Packard, John Patterson, ia
cob Piper.
L: E r Rutledge.
S. Sarah F Snider, NJ Smith & Co., Z
SIimell, Rachael Z Stockwell.
=. Hosea Thomas.
V. Susan Viucent-2, Mrs Lorella L
Vincent.
w. John w Weaver, Miss J Wood.
sep 25 27 A. THOMSON, P. NJ.
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There will be Grand Union Demonstra.
tion at Marion Monday nexl-spenking iu En-.
glish and German, by BrOugh, Shellubarger,
Carey, Wolfe and others. One of the Textures
will be q Free Barbecue and Picnic, for
which three oxen will be roasted whole. There
will be large delegation present from Della
ware, especially from the northern townships
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

WAR DEMOCRATS IN CoUNC1L.-An impor-
tant assemblsge convened in Columbus last
Tuesday-beiug State Convention Of those
Democrats who favor vigorous prosecution
of the war and cordial support of the Ad-
miuistration in its struggle with armed trea-
son, and who, while not acting with the Union
organization, still! repudate Vallandigham and
the platform upon which he stands. 1t was a
large assemblage, and embraced many of the
prominent men of the party from all sections
of the State, Hon. BARNABAs BURNS, of
Richland, acting as President, with a Vice
President from each Congressional District
An address to the Democrats of Ohio was
prepared by committee appointed for the
purpose which sets forth in strong and pointed
language the reasons of the gentlemen COM
posing the Convention for refusing to support
Talandgham; and series of patriotic reso-
lutions were adopted.
The Convention made no nominations or
recommendation az to voting-but it is safe TO
infer that those composing it and all who
think with them will give efficiency TO their
opposition to Vallandigham by voting for that
true Democrat and sterling patriot, JOHN
BRoUGH.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

Rev. AS. HoGE, D. D., for over fifty years
pastor Of the 1st Presbyterian Church, Col
umbus, died in that city Tuesday morning.
He was one of the Oldest clergymen in the
State.
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CIR a N d
Mass M Getting,
AT DELAWARE, OHIO,
SATURDAY, OCT. 10, '63.
SPEECHES BY
JOHN B2OUGH, HON. SAMUEL
GALLOWAY AND GOVERN
OR DAVID TOD.

All the above distinguished gen
tlemen will positively be present
and address the people. Let us
have such a rally of the loyal mass
es as Delaware has never before
witnessed "a rally alike worthy Of
the cause in which we are engaged
and the able and eloquent gentle
men who will speak on the occas
ion.
B Two splendid National Flags
have been ordered-one of which
will be presented to the Township
sending in the largest delegation Of
persons, regardless of age or sex:
the other to the Township sending
in the largest delegation of voters
in proportion to the vote cast fol
Tod in 1861.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25
Cancers Cured.

THE undersigned "a student in dance az the o.
i W. University begs to inform those afflicted with
Cancer that he possesses nfalbe remedy for that
terrible maady. He has effected many cures, ol
which he can furnish satisfactory vouchers. Cures
warranted, charge made. A note addressed
through the Post Office will Ich M, and prompt
tentOn will be given to all calls. / may also be found
on personal application at the University.
Sept. 25-1t L. K. HIFFNER.
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Public Sale,

NIHE undersigned will or.r at Public Sale on MON
DAY. SEPT ES, Is g. at his residence in Berlin, the
following property to-wt:
20 Acres Corn in the Shock, Cattle, Several
Fresh Mich Cows, Sheep and other
Stock, one Truck Wagon, Farming
Tools, Household Furniture,
and "lots of other things"
TERAIs-Cash for all bills under S3 ever So a cred.
it until the first of April next.
Sep Is IS 3-2w X. FAIRS.
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Highly JmIroteut rom tie Army Of the Cum
berlan5-1wO Days HEld Elg Elng-1eIrlbIi
etrueele-No Deeiklve Result

New YORK. Sept. 22.-Under date of Chat
tnnooga 22d, the Tribnnes' special says: The
general summing up is, that after two days
hard fighting, in which General Rosocruns
with u greatly inferior force, stood before the
shock of l4O,O rebels, comprising the armies
Of Bragg and Johnston half Of Lees army and
all of Pembertor's scattered troops that could
be gathered together, he deemed il prudent ia
fall back on Chattanooga which he did IN
good order.
Al the last accounts he had established com.
muuication with the cavalry of Gen. Burnside
who is severely ceusured for not having arriv-
ed earlier.
Two OF ROseerans' Divisions are reported
not 10 have behaved very well.
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.Attachmant Motice-

A I my instance attachment was this day issueC
"A. by 5ustavu5 Elsbree, a Justice of the Peace o
orange Township, Delaware County, o., against tn
property and effects of John Brigham, residen
Of said codnty. Dated this 18Th day OF Sept. 1853
II. B. KINGSLEY.
SEPT. Is 1868
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25
Tuesday, September 29th, 1853.
Notice.

m the 26th day of August A. D. 1868, the Probate
~ Court OF Delaware county DECLARE Estate Of
HeIry j. JARVIS, dcc1ased, 10 be probably nsOvent.
Creditors a:o therefore 'cqulred to present their
Claims against the Estate the under igned, allow
auce, within months fro IN tbs time above mention
ed, or tney will not DS euitled to pay meht.
II. n. ROE,
Admir-. OF II. J. Jarvis, decd.
By GEo, W. HALL, his Atty.
Aug. IS, 1885
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

STAY AT HOME AND VoTE.-This is the sea-
son Of the year when people are to an unusual
extent on the move. Trips of pleasure and {
business are quite common, as well as journeys
to the West in search of new homes. Scnres
of votes are lost annually from this cause,
that with little forethcught might be saved
There never was time in the history of our
State when the vote of every true and loyal
man was so necessary as at the coming cleo
ton. We have no fears for the result, but il
is exceedingly important that the Union ma.
jority should be overwhelming, and that it may
be swelled tn the utmost figure no Union vo.-
er shouli permit any other reason than posi-
tive impossibility TO prevent his depositing his
ballot in the box. If you have journey of
any kind in contemplation and you cannot be-
yond all doubt get back in season 20 vote, let
US beseech you on behalf of the dearest inter
ests of yourself, your family, and your posteri-
ty, to delay undertaking it till after you have
voted. And let us also appeal to all who
know of any contemplated cases Of absence
from the polls, at once to go the person de
signing such absence and impress upon him
the vital Importance of changing his mind and
deferring the commencement of his journey till
he has discharged what is now a sacred duty
to himself and his country. No man who is
entitled to the privilege should burthen his
conscience with the goadings that would follow
neglect 10 vote against Vallandigham the
enemy and opposer of his country in this her
day of trial, and for that staunch and loyal
patriot John Brough. Hosts of loyal votes
may be saved by attention to this matter
therefore, friends of the Union, give it imme.
diate attention.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25
The Messrs. shurs

RE now receiving from tho Eastern Cities and
IA Manufacturers very large stock Of Staple ard
Fancy Dry Goods Yankee NOtIOns, Shoes, Hats Furs,
&c, &e. It would be folly to attempt u spcciy the
different qualities and styles of aies Dress Goods and
trimmings. The best way is, when you wish to pur-
chase Goods to go SHUk'S. It is the pace TO ind
what you want They keep the largest STOCK in town,
nAd their prices are low sep IS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25
Window Glass,

TUsT Received Large Stock Of Best y City Brand
81 Window Glass. Z. q. CHAMBERLAIN.
June I4,'6l.
TTTOOL TWINE JUST RECEIVED and for sale by
wv apr "a 63.2m c. c. CHAMBERLAIN.
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DIR H RESsE

YT7ILL give prompt attention TO all who may favor
wv MIN with "a call.
Office: No 4 Williams Block, up stairs. Residence
between Winter and William streets, the east side
Of Union
Sept. 25, IS63.-6m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

nONE in Delaware and adjoining Counties on
~ short nOtice-mat terial and WOrkmShshp warrant
be the bes-prices lowI7ave your orders at the
Large Stove and Tin store Of 7. EVANS, in.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

RTOTICE is hereby given. that the undersigned has
IN been appointed and quaif id Admnistra tor OF
Estate OF VIM. l.. Warner decd. late of Delaware
comfy, Ohio. All persons interested will govern
themselves accordingly.
Sept. 2j, 1863.-3t JAMES MCCOY.
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alelt advertisements.

81 IT WOULD BE A GREAT ACCOMMODATION To
Us IF OUR ADVERTISERS WOULD SEND IN THEIR
FAvORS As EARLY IN THE WEEK AS WEDNESDAY
MOON
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Attention Battalion !

HEADQUARTERS 21sT REGIMENT, o. V.
Delaware, o., Sept. I6, 1868
IN accordance with Section No. .S OF the Act 70 or
ganzs and dscip iue the Militia and Volunteers OF
the state of Ohio, ths several companies comprising
the 21st Regiment Ohio VOluutSer Militia, and each aud
every member thereof-Oficers, non commissioned Of
hcers, musicians and prIvutes-wI assemble from
Tuesday, September 29th, 1868,
at nine O'Clock A. NJ, for Regimental Muster Rolls
VIII be called at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. As no suffers will
be allowed on the Parade Ground, each member will
bring one days cooked raIiOns. By order OF
W. E. MOORE, AdIutaut. sep Is
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

Mrs Morgan is at the Neil House, Co
lumbus, trying to get an interview with hel
son John. she will not succeed, as all inter
course is prohibited.
After the 23d, all volunteers in the three
years. service organizations, and having les
than one year to serve, who will re-enIist for
three years, or for tie war, will be entitled
to bounty of S4O2, provided for veteran
volunteers
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25
Select School.

MFRS. ]. MURRAY will reopen Ler School oI
I1 MONDAY sept. 18th. Room Franklin St. tive
north nf the Baptist Church.
Sept. rs, 1S63.-1t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25
Fresh Arrival of
MEN and BOYS OF rHIs AVID AnIoIy1xa ooux1IH.

MEN and BOYS OF THIS AND ADJOINING COUNTIES
lu Although thousands upon thousands OF patriotic
have left their homes 10 defense OF their country
there still great many left, 10 whom It will be
good though the cold and frosty days
Of Autumn and inter cunning upon them, they can
supplied with the necessary personalities in the
shape Of READY MADE CLOTHING, FURNISHING GooDs,
SHAwLs HATS AND CAPS. at prices The reputation
OF selling Goods in this line lower Ehan any other house
number Of years, Will be still more fully maintained
this The great commercial disaster in the cas-
cities having enabled them buy their Goods be-
low the original cost Of them, and the advantage OF
which they now giving their customers by Offering
them goods at fabulous low prices.
Now therefore, all We men and boys be ye big or lit
tie, rich poor. the GREAT CLOTHING EMPORIUM
of Reynolds * frank, and let your wants be big or lit
tie, they will be happy 10 wait you sell you all you
want, and send you your way home rejoicing.
No charge for showing goo s.
REYNOLDS FRANK,
Delaware Oct IS. 1891
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For Sale.
House pouting.

A FRESH MICH COW. Enquire Of W. Martin, In
"A Troy, or d. F. Mccullough.
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Take Notice.

Militia Of the Third Battalion, Delaware Co o.
TIHE muster OF the Third Battalion, o. N, will be
Il held at Sunbury, Tuesday, september 10Th, 1868
BY order OF comm Indant,
Sep Is 1sc3-2w-pd r. T. McALIISTER.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25
Zion e. Steel

TUST received, large addition to my stock of IKos
u and STEEl which makes my assortment complet
in all the styles OF common Iron for Wagons and Bug
gies, &c Also, Steel Dandy Tire Spring steel from
to inches wide: Cast Steel, assorted sizes; German
steel; AmerICan and English RlisteF Steel.
Dec. 6. '6l. C. e. CHAMBERLAIN.
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EOst! Lost /!

ON THURSDAY, September 10th, on the Springfield
~ Branch OF the &. e. & Railroad, on the way 10
camp Miami, bundle, containing
Citizens Coat, an Army Blanket,
Plate, Tin-cup, Spoon and Fork.
ANY one finding said articles and returning the same
the Delaware Depot, will be literally rewarded
Sep Is 1s63-1t-pd DANIEL CoWGlLl.,Jr
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ASSETS JUNE lst, 1868.

The PHENIX has, in the past ave years eaualzed TO
public benefit, in the Western and Southern States In
the shape of LOSSES PAID, over
-Four Hundred and Thirty thousand Dollars,
A successful record Of a well-tried Corporation.
Farmers Dwellings and Barns insured for a term Of
years at as LOW RATES safely be taken by any
SOLVENT Company that intends to remain
cordially solicit your patronage for this well knewn
and popular Company.
nov 1852 GEO C. EATON. Resident Agent
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AUCTION.
Great Sale of Fine StockT
Short-horn Cattle, Young Horses,
Southdown Sheep, Thorough
bred Spanish Jack, Lot of
Hogs,

HU5o'
THE above stock will be offered for sale to the high-
/ est bidder SATURDAY, the 10 h Of October,
next, upon the farm OF g. W Campbell, west Feia-
and affords fine opportunity procure some Of
the best stock in the country The Short Horn COWS
and Hefers thorough bred and superior, and the
steck is probably the most desirable offered by
Auction in Delaware county. The sale will be posi-
tive-nO reserve-nO by-bidders. Sale to commence
10 O'Clock A. NJ and continue till all is sold Cred
it on large from three twelve months
with approved security. Particulars made known on
day sale.
GEO W. CAMPBELL, Agent
L. s. CovELL, Auctioneer. sept rs 1858
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Administrators Notice.

THE undersigned has been duly appointed Admins
late OF Delaware cJunty, Ohio, deceased.
Sept. 25, 1868. B. F. L00FBOURROW.
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FIVE GOLD MEDALS,
NOTICE.

TJHE firm heretofore existing under the name Of s..
II N. Littell " son, is dissolved by mutual consent
All thOss indebted 70 the late firm will please call and
settle with 3. N. LTTElL.
delaware. April 3, 1893.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

WMTOM STATE TICKET.

FOR GOVERNOR
JOHN BROUGH, of Cuyahoga.
FOR LIEUTEEANT GOVERNOR
CHARLES ANDERSON, of Montgomer,
FOR SUPREME JUDGE
HOOKING II. HUNTER, of Fairfield
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE
JAMES Fl. GOODMAN, of Marion.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE.
G. vOLNEY DORSEY, of Miami.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS
JOHN NJ. BARRERE, of Highland.
FOR SENATOR
J. R. STANBERRY,
of Newark.
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UNION co. TICKET
FOR REPRESENTATIVE
JAMES r. HUBBELL
FOR PROBATE JUDGE
THOMAS w. POWELL
FOR TREASURER
CAREY B. PAUL.
FOR CLERK
B.F. LOOFBORROW.
FOR RECORDER
A. R. GOULD.
FOR COMMISSIONERS.
WALTER +. WATSON.
FOR INFIRMARY DIRECTOR.
GEORGE ATKINSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

[CoNNUMcATED.I
Pulmonary Consumption u Durable Disease q!
"A r D.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1863-09-25

IF YOU WANT GOOD SUIT, try us.
4 apI7 I. H WILSON & CO.
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Delaware. Oct. .5. 1891.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17
Proposals.

Opricg OF Army CLOTHING AND EevIpAen, I
No. 5O2 Broadway, Nsw.YoRK Jsu. u.s. 1853
A RMY SUPPLIES.-Sealed Proposals VIII
N DO received this Office until 10 O'Clock WE'D
NESDAY the 2s ins Tor tu!1shing BY contract Ct II
Depot 0. Army Clothing and Equipeze
Wall Tent, and Flies.
Hospital IeGs and Flies
Common Tents
Wall Tent Poles and Pins.
Hospital Tent Poles and Pins
Common Tent Poles and Pins
40 conform f. all to tina specifications In th1l
Office and 70 be subject to inspection by inspector
Bidders will sta how many they wf to furnish. and the
sbot possible time in which ceEtsin portions OF the
Der bid tor be delivered. proper gUsany nust -
company tbs proposal.
The p lege Of rejecting portion or tie whole Of sha
bids doomed for the interests OF the public ses
vice, 10 Isseived 0y the United States.
Proposals should be indorsed Proposals. for flrnizhinG
Tents,n aud addressed to
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Cros.imr dc Tsappahannoe,t.

To .hs Editor u zhs n. 7. I}ibEHs
SIR: Seeing an article in your paper the "eeky
Of e 10th iusta regsd tie crossing and eeI0'ss o.
the Rsppahanuock deem = bot an act Of simple justice
he srnl aud particularly 10 DevenIs brigade to MAKE 'os
following statement;
Your correspondent description Of Tho passage Oh 'he ha
r,b.pucc graphic and in general correct In dsta howe
and especially regards the dessnsoO Of Ae osHds
t,, ,,.S A, the advance aud subsequently sshe reas
'rd =, The Lef Grad Division Of the Amy his ''asemsn
onI,,h,edly through ignorance IL false.
atsr of history, beg leave to stats IN correction 81
alluded that the brigade which led the sdvans>
fh Isf Grand Division Of the Army. and sterwaa pre-
d Ia extreme rear in the crossing and reoro'sins Of hs
Rnpsh,uneck the Second Brigade OF the Third pise1
sinh Army Cope Ths brigade Is composed OF the f0iowt
g respents The I'd Rhode Island it5 massachusetts OsA
Massachusetts, 37h Ma.achusett and 36.h NewYoIk Nok
p,se. and 4 better known Deverss Brside," fon
the name offs commander Gen. Charles Devensjr.
Should there be any question Of the accuracy OF this cor
ree,ion need only refer, for its confirmation, to 0SA
Cochraue ami other responsible eye-witnes'ea
''' WY ROBERT II. JONES,
tJu,art 9Th N Y NomteerS
Gsldqnsr,rs 56h Regt ~ l. Vol', Camp near A'a'a"'
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Rooy<s Received.

Manuel Of Elementary Instruction BY u Sheldon ~
sisted by Miss Z. NJ. Jones and Prof IA. hruds- Hno
rp is5 Charles seriLuer
rbouslts In Ny Garden. By Mary O. Ware. l2mo. pps
262 Crosby Nichols
The Solder. Book. By Capt. Robert N. Scott Emo d.
Appleton K Co.. o, ,sox
r. John Miller. A Nsv Edition vi h an lntrodurtioe
aud Copious Historical Notes. By John Culinary Shs~
LID 'svo DIP l27. william Gowsns 80
stepby step Tidy's Way to Freedom ismo PIP ia
Ameriean Tract society. 10. y, Mr.Jp ch.psa.
lSuo. pp 80. The SAM 90, ass
Christian Self Culture. By Leonsri Bacon EnO pp -
III. same. - =, a.
hints to Company Officers By Capt c. C. AnirswS isne'
Do Oh ID. Van Nostrald. -
Thu Tbourhts OF God. By the Rev j. II Msciaf d. u
I9mo ID l44 Robert Garter Brothers.
rb Reeemer: The Go pei History from IN. Hesurrse'
~ tion 10 me Day OF Pencost By Z. w. hrumnaehers
u D. Trsusated from the German By John l. bettss
limo PIP. 300. The same. ., =, No. "a
Tho Works Of Fr-0ci' Bacon. VOL" " iS"'' ~
Tag.ara.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-17

FROM HoSDuRAs. bark Pailas, Capt. b'da,s'
from N, Da,izo we have Honduras dates to JAM "a.
Du,;ro tho month Of peecmber'a number of Confod'
crate schooDers arrived at Balze laden WI" ~
having run the blockade from sSoiIe ,S's I'D N.
bile. The last arrival was from "00"'' ''
Pelican, with 81 bales
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1868. THE 1868.

. PENNsYLvANIA. CENTRAL RAILROAD.
w. ThE sJoayESf 4SD 9llcK,Esr RorTE
Seven trans 20 daily from No@icfk 20 Philadelphia ViA
ALL THFOUGH rRAINs ron TIE WEST BY THIS
fOOT OF COURTLANDT-sTs
Byway q fAaaSpha the mornin. passengefs leave New.
10 O. oa ~ sS later tssn other lines
ny wsy Of Allentown. evening pss'enger leave ~ m
two bouI later lhaa the No1on lines add ~ Ooth routes
arrive at tho ..,s tine NoTe'n ns,, In Chicago snd all
points n The North Wes Crest he, lneianapois LonsYe,
g. Louis Cleselsnd. Connbns Cincinnati aud 81 main
points West, with fewer charge. ell cars p.r,,l, ..
Pt,.bygh s5 miles. ana HeY Pitiso"1s 4SJ iea
, Smoking and ~aoon Cars on NJ trains
Rafe the same as other routes.
pagssge checked through. 1Idnsen free.
seSare TicAe'S gcsS Si %;,G N ~ ,6SS
Thu peuufyiyania Ceutrsi ComDiny runs EnIigrau.
Accumulation hne,ownieh affords coufgrtsb!e mode OF
r.velto parties moving Westward, at one'hsf the usual %e
Of fare. rpvfcuTs
BY this route eighs Of dSerp ions can be forwarded
10 aud from agy point On she .'ea' 81 oni9
ScX w.. p, b1 :s.n.. so& snf tG.9 ne '''0'
The Of Freight 70 and ron any pln IA The west by
a. are cbafeed by other RaOed Companies Msichans and
ppeTs intrng the Transportation q Their eiEh 70 this
Company can rely win II SSe Stuck " p'''' "'
F1mss and Dealers in Live sock WIZ hna 'ns uoss sd
ssntageoos route Cspscious ards, wen we9sa ara ,ap
faied with every coDvenielce hsvo PEE, s,t ,
from Hsrbura where viii be found every c'av.nenee Tor
[sdsnd resngs cslee T. oneIsd q us 5 ms 'DNA
] L. ELLIOTT Pa sopgeT Agent, No. Adorhoufs
No 1 Asor- louse, and NO south WiAi'h'' ="
MCDONALD BlsCEOFF Em'grsntp hgsas,
ENoCH LEWIS, General Superintendent, Altoona "a