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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-17

One OF MR. lLINooLN's BEST. "A good
story is told Of President Lincoln. He was
waited upon by committee with COM
plant that General Grant drinks too much
whisky. "Can you tell me whore General
Grant gets his whiskyT' asked the Presi-
dent; because" continued he, 'if can
6nd out, III send every General in the field
q barrel of i'll" sad,sa'Gtn
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-17
THE NEW PATRIOTIC SONG BOOK

contains 90 pages Of songs. duets and shoruses both
sacred and secular including "a pages of prayers fol
sick and dying soldiers, and solders Scripture Manual
1t is well suited for social singing, well Sabbath
worship. Among the many beautiful pieces may be
found, "Where liberty dwe.ls is my country" THE
Christian eron "rhree Cheers for our Bannern "Comt
sing 10 Of heaven" columbia, The Gem Of the Ocean,
UFrcensu's Gatherings "Columbias King forever,'
"Niarchng Aongn &c. Prices-paper covers, Is cents
$40 per roo Mailed al the retail price.
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/ AM CURED.

al have taken six doses Of Railways Pills, q 0fee
pills each, in days they cured me Of Con,tpatns
Indigestion, and Dyspepsia have Aken B--sh,sY
only obtain temporary relief II stopped the use Of
these pills for week my old complaint would apphr
Six doses Of Rldway' q Pills cured me.
SlEPfIEN BENNETT, q. q a.
az have suffered with Dyspopsis and Liver Com
plant for years--hRve used all sorts OF pilh
they would give me temporary comfort, but was osn.
PEELED to take them all the time. have used one boz
OF DR.. Railways Pills am cured. have mot taken
q particle OF medicine In six months.
G NJ CTIILDS, Roxbury, Mas.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-17
KNOXVILLE, TENN, Sept 6,

via CUMBERLAND GAP, Sept 10.
The great campaign of the war is ended.
We are in full possession of East Tennessee.
A great, bloodless victory is won. The reign
of terror is over; rebeldom has met with Il
decided blow and we have not lost a man.
The campaign was skilfully planned and
energetically executed. Such was the rapid
ity Of our movements that the rebels were
taken unawares and fed before us without
resistance aud without destroying property.
At London they attempted to hold the
bridge, but the iinpetuosity of the I'd Ten
nessee, sh ellis Of the lst Tennessee Battery
broke them to fragments, butt was impos-
sible save the bridge. Three steamt oats, three
locomotives and large numbers of cars were
unburned Our whole march was an ovation,
aud our entree into Knoxville an event long
to be remembered. Thousands Of people OF
every age, sex, color and condition lined the
road. Shouts aud cheers and tears inter
mingled in the martial music, and joy
reignod supreme. Gen. Burnside addressed
the people and soldiers; assured them Of
protection, and that while Justice should be
dealt to persistent rebels, revenge was nc
part Of mild aud magnanimous Govern
ment. Gen. Carter also spoke in touching
terms Of their sufferings and announced
their termination. Col. Saunders was called
out amid shouts of welcome.
Col. Gilbert is made Military Governor
and Gen. Carter Provost Marshal Genera
of East Tennessee.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-17
The vallandigham-H Hough Cores
pondenoe.

The Cincinnati papers have looked up and
published an interesting correspondence
which took place between the distinguished
nominee for Governor Of the Democracy,
and crack Drained fellow by the name Of
Sabin Hough, who pretended to sport the
title Of Rev. but who could find ne con-
gregation in tho loyal States to listen to his
theology.
In the Spring of 1861 he engaged in the
publication of periodical of secession pro.
civities. Ol course, in embarkins in an
enterprise Of that description, he would seek
the advice, aid and comfort Of those in sym
pathy with his paper and the cause it advo-
Gated. Soon after the commencement of
the publication OF his paper, he was arrested
on a charge of treason, but discharged. On
his examination letters were found with him,
which were read in the evidence, and among
which are the following from Mr.. 'Vailan-
digham. They show, at least, that he has
been consistent in his belief that nothing but
separation is in the future. South from the
North, and then-West from the East, and
then--he knows not what:
DAYTON, Ohio, April 20, 1861.
Rer Sabm Hough,
DEAR SlR:-l thank you most cordially
| for your letter Of the oath. 1t strengthens
me in the cause of truth and right. Its
words are fitly and truly spoken. This folly
and madness and wickedness must soon
have an end. How long, D Lord2 We
shall see. Ii is written that blessed are the
peacemakers, and the whole church Of the
Prince OF Peace is maddening and thirsting
for blood-the blood of our brethren
preaching, praying, fighting. Was ever d
: people delivered over to such folly aud wick
, cdness? Truly you have said it is from
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-17
BETTER THAN cALoAFL OR BLUE PIlZ
BETTER THAN CAL0MTL OR BLUE PIN

They exercise powerful tnnuonoe over the Liver
and its secreiions than caumel mercury, blue pils
hence their Importance In cases Of Liver Complaints
and Spleen Difficulties, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Bilious ~
taeks Headache &c Iu the treatment Of Fevers, either
Bilious, Yellow, Typhoid, and other reducing ysvsrss
they are superior to quinno Their influence sxtsuds
over the entire SYSTEM controlling strengthening, and
bracng up the relaxed and wasting energies and regu
lang n the tecreons " tho natural performance o.
purgpg from the system all diseased deposits and m
Vxuro hunnO
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-17
THE HARP OF FREEDOM

contains 81 pages Of songs Duets and choruses for Free
dom. Among the choice pieces would name Fair
Freedoms morn" 20 lei my people gon "overihe noun
tnn,n "rhey worked me all hs day. &c. Price 5cenb
single, so cents doze 81 per 1907 postage ono cent
each.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-17
Gen. Burnside in East Tom sssee.

March of $50 miles Tie RcJels Dcceived
Until The last Moment-7e 7hoasoad
FyJtore our columns-Not a Nan Lost
on the Onion side Locomotives and Cars
Cdpt,ved-- Entpunce into Knoaute-A
Great Oca6onA Speeches by Generals
Burnside, Garter and Col Sauaders--
appointments
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-17
RUTH: A SACRED cANTArA,

contains ia8 pages Words by Rev Sidney Dyer masi,
by Prof Gull This is excellent book for concerts fo
the young Prcespaper covers 20 cents, Sl5 per lC0
bound IS cents, $40 per 100.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-17
THE REVIVAL MUSIC BOOK

contains 70 pages Of tunes and hymns designed Tor revi
val pray er and conference meetings. Price IN papei
covers single copies 10 cents 50 100 Mailed at uN
retail price. ....
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on. very truiy,
G. L. VALLANDIGHAM.
DAYTON, Arril 80, 1876

Rer. Sabm Hough, Cincinnati, Ohio:
DEAR SIR:--I have just received yours,
and concur with you heartily. The storm is
passing, and hope reason may return, and
peace, for the present, with it. Beyond
fhdt I see nothing but separation-..tfrst Of
the free States and the Sldue, and then ofthe
West from the Erst, and Men--Ikno,o not
Iuf Vary fr,,lu
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-17

GENERAL BEN. Butler will take the
stump in Pennsylvania in few days for
Governor Curtin.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-17
6. L. VALLANDIGHAM.

Mr. Vallandigham still entertains the
same opinion. Separation is inevitable,
and the United States Government is pow
erless to prevent it. Entertaining these
views from the beginning, he has regarded
expenditure of money and the effusion Of
blood at unnecessary, useless and wicked,
and hence his advice was in the beginning
not to engage in the war, and the same
opinion leads him to advise withdrawal Of
ourarmies from the South and give up the
contest. This is the most charitable con-
struction we can put on Mr.. Vallandigham' S
conduct II (Sandusky Register.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-17
UNION STATE TICKET
ELECTION, Tuesday, october 13.

GOVERNOR,
JOHN BROUGH,
Of Cuyahoga.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
CuAs. ANDE Est'N, of Montgomery.
AUDITOR OF STATE,
JAMES IL. GOODMAN, of Marion.
TREASURER OF STATE,
G. vOLNEY DORSEY, ofaliamt.
JUDGE OF TIE SUPREME COURT,
HOOKING II. HUNT Err, Of Fairfield
MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
JOHN NJ. BARRERE, OF Highland.
State Senator,
rnrIN n. IA NISON. of Harrison.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-17
the HORACE WATERS MODERN
IMPROVED ovEsTRUNa BRASS
Full Iron Frame Pianos

IRE buh Of the very best and thoroughly seasoned
materials and will stand any climate The tone is yety
deep, round, full ond mellow the touch easuc Each
Piano warranted for Eve years Pnces from sp25 10
R7UO.
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TESTIMONI-ALS-

"The Horace Waters Pianos are known as among the
very best" Evanguist
awe speak OF their merits from personal knowi-
edge. n5ChistaE Intelligcncer
Swnters Pisnos and Meodeons challenge conpari-
with the finest made any whore. "-tli Journal
e17S,--NEw7 OCTAVE PIANOS, Of difTeren,
makers, for sl75 do. with carved legs 52OO S225 and
S2i0 Second hand Pianos aud Mclodeons ut 25, $40,
$50, go, s75 slOo sii5 Slj2 $3.50, and sioa
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-09-17
THE HORACE WATERS MELoDEoNs AND
HARMONIOUS.

Tuned the Equal Temperament, with the pacn, Divided
Swell. Prices from $50 to $500. ALEKANDRE Or
CANS from $500 10 $500.
HT-A liberal discount 10 Clergymcn. Churches Sab
BATH Schools, Lodges, Scininafes, aud Teachers.
HORACE WATERS, Agt
No. Isl, broadway, n. "
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UNION COUNTY TICKET.

State Senator,
JOHN O. JAMESON, of Harrison.
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For the cure Of

FOR the cure ot
Constellation, Decline.
ts,b ma bronchitis. ITds-
tina or Flesh, Splitting
Food. Whit Ssce0fs,
UJoo,5inq Co,tgh, DIM
cglty OF Bredtkta1. Colds
CongIs. Ifaenzd, Pain
az tie Side, Phthisic and
az D, y, ,s. * - ~ ~, J,rns''
~ 10 o-Sh1eH -ND
|. ITall's Lung Balsam, In
all cases, gives the best
satisfaction.
Haswrought morecures
since its introduction
than any other cough
medicine. Is endorsed ny
our leading physicians as
thesafest and best rCmes
av now before the pnblic.
Issafe to use among emu
dren,. and yet pow erfulin
cases ofchronic pulmona-
,v ,I;seasec Brings In Ger.
t;er,,es almost daily OF
its wonderful cures In all
parts Of the country.
81 /, ~ madeleine
n.erc.,.,nw,says ,ha,
wM ln' ", sn c,sst Ia
n'.s aoyu - 4 nnn,,,srity
wiue 80, ! snocl nfi;n, .
III N SIR ,,,,y,. p,,J.a,n Ear
as ~, n =. J, ni VIC ,j
We L"rnhs. nron.r,,as
a n u n.ss =. g. h,n,,Iv
ave "ss,ea. ona,on;c
eSpec, .o,a 80, /, cain Of
u con'a'li' ~ tbe
opin'u vi ,p",,;o ,n,
narco.,s an ,'h;oi .ys
proper,en ra;r H. !,
against similar pfepa ara :
. 'io..s. ,r.n..a.,,x,,
pNhN'
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DOUBLE THREADED
SEWING MACHINES.
Sc WING M4TIYINL g

They have the highest testimonials and certificates
in their favor from families and the public press
They will run backward or forward making smooth
and elastic stitch on all kinds fabric.
$40 EACH. rsE SEQ
They are so simple in their constructions that a
child of twelve years car work tn I'm with case. We
warrant the secure though every third stitch be
cut. They ma kea stron nIsoiner seam th an
can be made by hand 1sg- cay fs,' gEf8f.+E 50
$50 Each. @aAE -s's
These machines are used sthroug hout the country
giving zion to all who them and are un.
doubtedly, the most, economical, best made ard
cheapest IN use. They are fully warranted. siE
$50 ZACH. @tsaH ara
These machines run with FRICTION WHEEL, doing
aw ay with the stretching and annoyance OF belt or
banda desideratum which has long been sought for
Oor Machines have straight needle and guard to
prevent breaking, thus requiring not than one
needle in six months common use. -
- s $40 ZACH go SE8
We furnish fun and explicit directions for using
them Each machine, when sent out is in perfect
running order with sample Of sewing on cloth in pro-
per position, so thatapersoncan commence working
at once,
$40 EACH,
They will Fl EN-, Stitch Fell, Tuck, Gather, Embroid
eH and make two different stitches on the same ma
cEne rhey eaib brace two important improy sments
wlich render them uiemost desirable III sihatlss
Family machine ever invented.
$40 EACH.
NOTICE We offer liberal discount to partie,
20 twIshing an agency or right of sale o.
our Machines. With small invest
AG IsNTS ment of capital a profitable business
can be Oily established All sales to Agents with
discount must be Invariably for CASH.
n. B.-Our Machines all stand on handsome ia ID
and are worked by treadle. Send for descriptive
circular.
~ ION receipt of $50 we will send Machine b. re
urn of express :sor, IL ordeedS We willsena ma
chine and the bill with 1t, that it need not be pait
for till receved. Address
GEO. z. COLLINS a, co.
Gfhce-l22 LAKE STREET, lup stairs,) CHICAGO.
Sept. 25, ely
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1861. THE 1851.
PITTsBUGH, FoRT:wAYNE AND CHICAGO
SE We" RA1LKOAD.
60 all Points i'm the south, West, ana
NOrtEWcsf
SPRInG ARRANGENsvr.

FEMME 10 Cincinnatiasquiot. apd TO Indianspsiis
81 Louis and Chicago quicker than ty any eth.
WESTWARD TRAINS.
Fast Mail Line-Leaye Pittsburgh 1.1oa -
M,,,r. ,,os ArriSs, a, nrss'Iip *
Gle, Gland, Columbus 3 Cincinnati Roads. - -.
Arriving ut Indianapolis at s85 p. m; st. Ieu,,
PIC ?; %; cinringah 800 p r.; and Chicago ji:o0
by steuhenvile Trains on botl roads M eel q, Cou.
bias and passengers AL 60 into Cincinnati togethsr
Egr~ess 7rain--Leaves Pittsburgh -. l:Io a. m.
Making close Il - ahoS.r ioso a. n
W; Cincinnati SEQ N; and Chicago M:4u . m.
N.R-ihe time to Cincinnati Is the same A. ~
steuseuvil's lrran. on both roads meet AZ colun,
ea =, and passsp gers al 50 in cineipnah together
ciDnati, to lpdanaPoit. andto Chicago. ,ff- .Ft
Trains tlroegh to Chicago without change Of esrs
| n ROY s.0y-g E.sTwAhD TRAINS. t.fstf tf,;l-s
Leave Chicrgo CLIO a m and 6:5o n. Arrivingas
Lima 2:2h III aud 310 Connecting with trstns~
5:45 and 6l5
Cleveland hdfiao ar the East and arriving Pitts.
hprgh z 70 amand Z - pm Al making elo,e eor-
n re "nh rams on ief,hsyivanfa RaroId fer
.ieeoaa,od dfiJd 7, 7}irs-f ffn F.sera, stree, 4,
les'ery. fpr New Brighton = - b, and 05 pm;M.
New Briglron aiys.ao N and 1880 IN, arrives q,
Allegheny al s3'ta NJ and 2 &c NJ
Allegheny and Economy bccommoda Az,
Allegheny at ~ N and In, aud arrives Eco
att ga pRrand Z pm. Leaves Ecoppmy at $50 M
and 3 IS m and arrives in Aileshen, at rs . m
and4 80 pm 4tt Il rs'nH - |F&eIt1 =
-iHiaRce Market Tain--Lea Alliance ri a 90
m nd iurty IN Allephsb. III 81 m. les /.
leghey ~ 2Z1 NJ and arrives in Alliance at % 10
stopping al an stations for re and M.
Tickets will he sold for these trains rsu 40
= Through Trains conreet as follows: p ~ -
At nanee, with trains on the Cleve,. nd ana pisf
lsbire ~ aailreRi. ~ 81 slfifFf TT
At orrvis, Ohio, to and from Miner.,
Tuyhoea .lls, &c. ~ 10Y ~ ''s24f
Al Mansfield. Ohio. for Mt er1on Shelby sapdusiy
! Toledo Detsit, &c. - rs'stFsii'i ~ ~ -
At Crestline, for Delaware. Springfield Col.n,hu.
Cincinnati, xenia Dayt on Indianapolis, 81. LOWE
Louisville, &C. -, - - 4
Al Forest forsprinsheld, sandn.iy Dayton, cs.i..
nBti, &c.
At Lima for Sydney, Dayton, Cincinp att &c. IS
At Fort WAYNE, for Peru, Lafayette, (Indisn, %,
Louis and intermediate points in Central I'M diana
! and Illinois. ~
1T Plymouth for Laportes - t8.steli' 80
At Wauatah, forap points on the N.w AibAny - &
oindat Chicago. with trains Tar all pont, In iis. 10
Iowa Wisconsin and 'Mipnctota.
For FURTHER nformetion and Through ick s,, amy
J. STEWdRT, Ticket Ag,nt
F Passenger st alto n, PittsbureA.
GEORGE PARklN. Ticket A ,en,
IL @E0 Passenger Station zHeghspys
Through Tickets for sale he Tick ct Cfcrs Of the
Company, on the line Of the all arts OF ls
United States. q. t'UATIIEW Ar
March 10 1851. .
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IA ELLUsTaaATED D.
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a
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every number contains sixteen pages of useful nf0r
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engravings Of new machines and inventions, which
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giving correct history of the progress ofinvenions
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pamphlet of iHstruItiou US to the hest mode of
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

fpNHE advertiser, haSiDs been restored n
afew weeks by very simple lrenedy aft r
having suffered several years with severe lung f.
lection and that dread disease. Consumpton-is
ious to make known TO his fellow the me ms
ofeure.-g ~ n an
To all who desire IT. will sand a copy of the DR. e.
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preparing and using the same, which they will find
Assure CURE for CoHsUMPTIoS. ASTHMA BRoSCHfTrs
&c 4Theonly object of the advertiser in sending the
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he hopes et cry snnrer will try his remedy as IL win
cos them nnthi ne, ane mayp prove a blessing u
Parties wishing the prescription will please
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loz-3m s.ss-s.., Kings County, New York.
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LrGaL NOTICE.

State of iowa. Wareiio Co UNITY b Eaes-.sE ST
TO WILLIAM MEEKER and d. v, NEEKER
VoU and each 81 You are hereby notified that On
IL The isnh day Of September 1852. the petition Il
and neGee will be fie in the once Of Shs
Clerk OF the Disrict Court Of Wapelo county state
81 Iowa asking forthe foreclosure &c given
by John w Mceker and Esiz sbeth Mesker to saids
aud a, Niece upon the south esst quarter Of the
three. range twelve, in said county, dated October
10th. ls.si. The said s. and A. McCee viii In fSsir
SAID petition also ask Judgment agsipst the es;s Of
John WI Meeker, deceased, fortwo run ed dollars
tiven. iH n" = 2 W.T. ~ u lF''sS>'Fr~'
Now unless You appearand make defense to Gss,4
petition op or b,fors noon of lie seco dav ef -
next Term OF said Court to be begun an held At o.
tuWwa IN said ecuhfy. The p4tb day Of Noverf On
is62, defanh win be taken against ych gtpdgmen
and decree rendered in accordance with prayer 0
petition WILLIAMS HAMILTON,
Aug ~ 1867 av xltfti % Att'ysifor Restionsy,
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C. L r. We i AN ID.

- This Nursery is s'tuated in a region OF country
where there has always been deep interest felt In
the IMPROVEMENT Of Fruit and IL has long
ioyed the reputation of being the BEST N.RSERY
in the State, being sitnated in Northerly lati-
tue than this, and the shore Of FAKE Erie, where
the trees have the influence of the cold, severe
Winds Of the Lake. which makes them of hardy
nature, and II win act wellupon their constitutions
70 bring them nro this more Southerly latitu de
and for this claim that our Trees &C., win
be more sure to live and flourish, than trees trans
planted la their w soil. tsss''a tf
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: This country Icing such an excellent
50 GRAPE COUNTRY.

having so many natural advantages for growing
that Fruit, wish to cali special att ention TO our
very large and SPLENDID stock of FINE HARDY
GEAPES, which are all Lay cred Plants and will be
= sold reasonable. tet~
We would say that we attend personally to select
ing, pocking and dciivaring The Trees BE, and will
tunwa, where we may ne foun everp Saturday, as
spend the most OF our time in the oouHtry. $50
-isr4i who wish anything In the Nursery Line fos
ssfriny lanting; win do wen TO wait until We car
AEse thena call as we intend doing TO All who live
In this region. We would Ike to have all who fee
snn interest In the great subject to look over oui
Plates andSpeciIaebs. -. ia ,-s .,., .--3
4l-l4- H. & III. BALDWIN 4 Co
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FESIMEtol OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. apd TO Indl ana iis
- 81. Louis and Chicago quicker than ty sny OF :.
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2 HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
4st PHII. ,rr.fx.s' I,

Benerc'enf !sstifntion sstaIlisAed lv spsei0, F~.
tme,t. the Rtii oJthe Sick and Diss,'s,.rs
sGF,csfP tffh, Fir..eni aud fa,rpic -Dsst0sss'
fal OFqaas 1850
NEEpIcAL ADVICE given gratis. by the Aetinx
4Ys snrEe"n, e an who apply bs better, with de.
~ o. life se9 and csses of extreme pc very 4
furnish Medicine free ~ charge.
Nalnablt seports on spermatorrleA ana other nj,
eases o!the Sexual Organs and on the New Remed,s,
employed in the Dispensary. o the afictsd 3
sealed letter envelopes free of charge Two orthrs
.stsmps Tor postage VIII he accepta
Address Dr. }. SKILLIN HouGuroS. Acting Surgeon
Howard Associati'n y. No.2sonth Ninthstrset, Phils
delphia Pa. by order the pirecters
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GEO FAtRCHILD, secretary a.43 a.E
AprilS, ls6l-tf
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III. For CINCINNATI. 49,
20 Chicago. INDIANAPOLIS,
sea. ~ p" s70oW AMI r7sb @H sejyt
CINCINNATI SHORT LINE

Shortest, Quickest and only Direct Route from Chi
"a cagoto Cincinnati.
Passenger leave the Great Central Depot, foo,
Of Lake street, as follows.
First train 1:45 am, arrives at Michigan City at
1890 fdinner, La Fayette b2b (supper) indi-
annapolis sl5 pm, Lawrenceburg 1880, and Cincin.
natl at l:45pm ~
seccnd train S:0Gp M arrive at Michigan City 9:20
p M. La Fsyaty 240 Am, IHdiahapelis 5.2es a M.
Lawrenceburg la:20a. ~, Cincinnati at Ia:4s am
Passengers leave Oitumwa $500 pm. arrive al
Burlington at i:25 pm arrive Chicago al 5:l5 a. ~
at Cincinnati 1880 am.
cinnati.
Patent sleeping cars attached to all night trains
and ran throughfrom Chicago to Cincinnati witiou;
change. p
Through tickets can be had at al RAILROAD cf1ices
in the West aud at the conpany's Office, corner Lake
and Dearborn streets, and al the depot foot LAX
street, Chicago. gH.trf ~ ...a,1-tst ~ "a 800
| Fare as low asyia any otherroute. ~ 4
III. SPALDING, Agt Chic ago
WIN. POWELL. TRAY. Agent
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-04-02

Fare rs low as by any other Route.
Dec. 81 1869. eyFsy H. fHHhsoN,
49, - eAftf eape,iatendens.