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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30
HENDERSON'S PATENT LOOA
PATENTED Janpary lst, I05I.

Patented January LIST, loOL
The undersigned having purchased ths nss' n.
Grant County, we will furnish those WI 49, ~ Th
CALL with looms and instructions 70 U.s. USE nsp iji1
important labor saving machine Tor ia' ioos, nov
tended to superceoe the co mrron bapa !, ,sds gh.
generally used throughout the VEST !. hs made bj
out casting or snithirg consequently ~. treads "
any ordinary caypentog il IS al he 0Fn
own treades, throws It's own shuttle, W. belng "
web takes up its own cloth, the wea' .irsd spe5R
done by working the oatten the wep Y enabns
warped and drawn in in the usua, ashont inslTus
the commo4 weaver to use the ICON "''"'N
tiors. -. IN ire NtA
This machine supplies long fell W. - manufacture
where farmers end Il 10 their interest !" Fr his c
their cloth, bags, blankets, linen, &C adyanisgs
ton OF the country this machine pos'os that ever
SO apparent oyer any other loom aTn,reeiate IT. Y.
farmer will only have TO see i 70 spaaSman can D
this loom the spare time OF the ~, tbe Goods
very prohtably employed 10 weaving s.ice 1, Id.
their own wear. which will out|e% w twelve year
made power looms; also boys NJ ntaoe they ~
Of age can work this loom TO goou su ~ no means ~
simple, substantial and durable, ana inst Whatios
BILE 10 get cut Of order, consequently shot,
Community wants Gala W W. Da.s'o Of HarliS
miles northwest Of Platteyile, COZ I, Pa ttegls'
and see tor yourselves. =. o. address ,y ~ BARsTOS
HENRY Ut, San.
Harrison, April 10. 1868.
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FARM FOR SALE.
TO TIE PUBLICI

| would respectfully announce that. haying formed
business connection with Messrs. Peck Gardner Zu-
lick, Washington City, prepared 40 present and
collect all claims against tie United States in behalf
of the families Of deceased discharged soldiers
bounty, back pay &C. Prompt attention given to each
case having received full and explicit instructions and
all the proper forms and blanks cannot fail in eolec
ting valid claims in the least possible time.
Mossrs Peck Gardner & Zuek we'll known TO
be rst class Attorneys and win thoroughly attend to
any business Entrusted 10 their Persons desiring
any nolmatlous concerning HE above may address by
letter may caIl and my store in this viii
lage, where may be found at all times. soft
British Hollow, May rs SO. GEO. WALKER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30
pURT'S EAGLE REAPER

Is offered for sale EY subscriber ia FIRST rate order;
win exchange for yoke ofoxen horse. Wishing to
procure mower exclusively, viii sell cheap. soft
Lancaster, Msy %, 1869. 7. ii. BARBER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30
OLMSTED'S PATENT
SUGAR EVAPORATION.
FOR PORTABLE AND STATIONARY USES

y
The manner in which the pans Of this Evaporator
arranged gives the operator complete control
the boiling juice aud consequently perfect security
against oIchng. The juice is first brought boil
slow fire and the removed, when it is
drawn of into the Egaporator and reduced by rapid
boiling to thin syrup. Meanwhile the scum which
rises in this pan flows to The front end Of the pan,
which pr jects few inches the furnace,
pletely preventing the from again mixing with
the syrupaud the 1iee from boiling When reduced
thin syrup ii is drawn off into the finishing pan
which stands lit tie furnace of its and is heat
ed mainly by the Goals which fail from the main furnace
through opening ftF that purpose. This pan and
furnace, though closely CONNECTED with the other
entirely independent Of il, that in the finishing
process the heat mag be intense gradual, the OPP
orator may desire, without in any way checking the
evaporation over the main furnace. When the syrup
Is reduced 10 the desired sickness the pan instant
~ and easily removed when it is ready for the cooler
The pans made Of galvanized iron, with wooden
sides These Evaporators manufactu ed with a
portable sheet iron furnace and all complete. Also can
be furnished the pans and necessary castings
brick furnace, the purchaser may desire. OF the
following sizes:
Namberl, Portable, $50, Stationary, $50
:, . $ sios, $50 $50
ANY other size made to order. County rights for
Grant and Iowa counties for sale reasonable sern MS
o. b. & p. A. OI3fSTED, Man'r, Belot Wis
II. w. WRIGHT, Agent, Potosi, Wis.
For further information address or see the agent at
Potosi, Wis. m3
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30

NATHAN'S
Provision and Grocery Store,
TUo doors East 0ftAe U. S. Hotel
LANCASTER, WISCONSIN.
Allkinds of Provisions GIocerier Earcy Candies Seer
Nuts, Cigars Oysters, Tobacco, Sugar Coffee Tea ano
1000 other Articles for sale Cheap for Cash.
Also, Beef and General Meat Market. / wishto Elk
change for
Butter, Eggs, Chickens, Hides, &c.
JACOB NATHAN.
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TAKEN UP.

Taken up by the subscriber on lands occupied by rim
June l4th. 1862 one daik brown horse bald fare
near fore leg and OIL hind Lex white and small y te
spot the hind oot rather on the French ORDER
supposed TO be years old The owner is request
ed to prove property. pay charges and him aw
Patch Grove, june p. JOHN ANDERSON.
2-w3pd
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30
STRAY HORSE.

Tafen up by the sub crbcr residing in the town Of
Puis, en- lands owned by him in said town, on or
about tie 9th day OF MAJ 1868, dark bay Forse,
With black TAIL main and feet, and about three years
old. The owner Is requested to prove property, pas
charges and take the same. A. MCPHERSON.
Paris, June ON '63. 1-w4.
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A PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY UNSURPASSED

in the country. He calls your attention to his Photo
graphs which pronounced the best seen in
Paiteville for the pure whites and rich deep black
tone.
he takes them cheapcard pictures, u for $100
he largest IL for $500, large numbers cheap as
Is piece, etc, etc.
Any kind of pictures enlarged to full sized photo
era phs
keeps always on hand large andr rich variety Of
Rosewood, India Rubber, Gilt and Fancy Frames and
Also Crfes de 0isite frames which may be placed
the table or hung up. Also Albums, Pocket Books,
holding II pictures.
Instructions given in all the breaches of the Art
Satisfaction warranted money refunded.
Eg Sky-Light Rooms ABOVE Goodell Chases Drug
Store, Platteville.
L. VANDERBILT.
Platteville, March a. 1862. v13-42yl
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r .ooMsl LOOMS!

All persons interested in home indepe y ~ bs
especially in home manufactures will hna ..s'aSeJ
interest to Investigate the practical uahyi 'l'''
and durability of
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30

New SUPpLY.-The "Retired Physi-
cian," whose sands of life have nearly run
out, so long and steadily, got il row this
morning. with the express office over col
ections on box for which he had to pay
three dollars and fifty cents charges. 1t
came to him nicely directed, from "Biick"
Pomeroy, Editor Daily Democrat, La
Crosse, Wis, who thus, we suppose, has
got even with the benevolent physician"
for some old advertising claim. The box
was filled with fine dust colored sand, and
brief note from the editor saying that
the doctor could get full supply in La
Crosse as fast as his run out. From the
benevolent gentleman's language, we
should judge that bis "sands Of oaths, "
were in danger of running out also ~.
Y. Express.
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TERMS.-20 per cent. Purchase money ca hand, an
the balance in I've equal annual instaliments with
nual interest al the rate of per cent. Address VIM
N. BOND. Geneseo, Livingston County, New York
left
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Insurance.
not EXTRA HAZARDOUS

IncOrPOratedin 'Si-LOoA.ed at Madison, W.,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30

Gg-"Tread light as the grasshopper
said 70 The Elephant.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30

EE- Admit no guest 10 your soul that
The faithful watch dog ID your Bosom barks
Mt
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AMBRoTxPEs, sc. sc.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF ALL SIZES!
PHOTOGRAPHS
l.. VANDERBILT,

Would respectfully inform the public that e has in
Pateyille established with ali the necessary appara
tus for taking the smallest to the largest size of Photo
graphs and all ther kinds Of pictures;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-06-30
Rebel Wit.

A copy Of the Chattanooga Rebel Of
the 80 Is before us. The editor seems sew
erely engaged in the department of wit.
We copy few specimens:
RI it is true that Gen Marmaduke hung
the regiment of armed negroes at Helena,
he certainly made center-shot at Old
Abe's Emancipalion-insurrection scheme
Tor he "knocked the black OUT every time
he hung darkey.
We do not know for certain that the
price of negroes is going up--but there
has been a slight ddoaace on regiment OF
them, at Helena, the other day, if the
wires were correct.
Grants permitting his dead soldiers to
decay and create a stencil around VlcAs
burg, presents the worst features OF the
Yankee die-nasty we have yet had to
chronicle.
Richmond papers state that Hooker has
again "changed bis BASE" lie took it out
Of the saddle awhile 10 90 and tell Old
Abe chow the thing was did"
The soil of the south IS becoming so fer
tilted with Yankee bodies that we will be
able to raise nothing but wooden nutmegs
after the war.
The stypos" Of the Rebel suggests that
the necessity Of the immediate return OF
YaIlandigham, and our finishing up OF he
Yankee raid on Vicksburg. Both exciting
objects cause to heavy 'rpn on" the cap
ital "V" box.
The Yankee officers who lead armed re-
groes against the Southern people will
have "high old time''=-fnr our boys will
certainly hang them Gas high as Hannah"
The Chicago Tribune says "there are
already twenty thousand colored troops in
the federal army" Does he mean the
Blue 5eltied ones or the black ones?
"Breakers ahead" for Yankee Merchant
men! The Alabama and Florida! II
they are not "breakers' to the ships they
will soon break all the ship-owners.
The Yankee corpses lying around Vicks-
burg are becoming fcetid as fast as the lly-
ing ones are becoming defeated.
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How ARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

Benevolent Institution established by special
Endowm snf. for the relief OF the Sick al.
Distressed. afflicted " i,h virul,ni ana Ee,den
lie diseases. and esp, ciaily Tor tue cure o. ID
eases oi the Sexuai Organs.
MFnlCAL ADVICE given gratis, by III.
VA Acting Surgeun. 10 all who ~ piv by i.ii. z.
NH description ct ,i,' IL condition. Tag, ocSu
aion. habits al life. &c } aud Ia sas,s - IA
q, me overly. Mcdie..s ur,ishcd iT.. oil charge
Valuable npor,s OF Spesm.iorfhea. anc ot.-
T Gi-.a-.s q the s'Suei Organs. ard N ID.
VI " X, medl,s employees ia the pspsns"y. senf
o h. afflicted s,ai.d letter eB,.i";pe-. rec
ha 70. I've o. three s'smP- tor postrs. va
acceptable.
Aa.r,... bR. J. SkIiI.iN Il0UGHTON AZ
iry Surgeon. Howard Asscci'u -. N. 2 Sou,i
NTH street, Iiilsd,'piir J., y, oder 1t NJ,
rector. EZRA D. EEAE1WELl., Pfe.'t.
-iy GEO. AIRCiiILD Secretary.
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N NOTICE..
- u
Gen'l ficAat Agent
STATE OF KANSAS. g

STATE OF KANSAS, 80
JERrERsoy CouxrY , -
II iiIe October TerGI. \. D ,sS, of IN.
Probate Court begun aad held ia said Countv .,
jefferson. al the Probate Court Room. in tn. wi
1859. ny VI O0''o'
Present. John W. Day, Judge.
:, IN the matter OF the application of GEORGE r
isines, Administrator al The estate of Y nu.i
thurman. deceased, tor authority 10 sell the raj
estate OF said decea'ed, for the pa,nent Of d In
Ga reading and ii ing the petition % Georr. r
times. Administrator of all and sinouiar tb,.
goods and chattles, rights and credits OF E,pu.t
DGfn'in. deceased paying for authority 10 seil
The real estnie 4 said deceased j, is oriere, th,
all persons interested in said estate be notified o
the saii application. and that. un 'ess the contra.
ry BE- shown on the frs, day Of the ne xt Term q,
tiils Court TO be held the first Monday in .J,nu,-
~. a ID 1863, an order will be made for the sale
=" 'ne whole. or so much OF tn, said real G. tate
Ms VIII pay the debts Of the .nid deceased And
4 Is iurth orJerej, that said parsons interested
IN sad estate, be not fed OF said appic.fion Inv
q publication OF copy OF this order for SIX con.
secutive weeks in The fSssPExDEsr. weekly
newspaper printed and published in said County.
ana that the last publication he made nj leas,
i"en'y days before the term Of the Court nj WHICH
such appi cation will he made.
nne copy ~ the record in said Co,r,
in'rrsiIm ny Whereof. have here.
- I unto ser my hand and afFix, d the sea
IA OF said Court nj my nfii.,e a the vi,
t> .rge ct o-t.l,,., ibis I'm IA, 80
October, a. ID. 1862.
Iii CIV sIi,3J
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The LITTLE SHovEL.-A poor
woman had a supply of coal laid a,
her door by cha. liable neighbor. A
small girl came out with a fire sbov-
e. and began to take up shovelful
at a time and carry it into The eel
lar. A friend said to the child: "Do
You expect 10 get all that coal in
with that little shovel" The child
answered-"Yes, sir: If | work long
enough" There is no labor too
great for industry and perseverance
10 accomplish; and it is not so much
the tools we have to work with. as
the spirit with which we use them.
that give US success.
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At Linn. the other day. a Sun.
DAY school teacher asked little girl
who the first man was. She ans
wered that she didn't know. The
question was put 10 the next, an
irish child, who answered, "Adam,
s.r," with apparen, satisfaction.
la" said the frs, scholar. "youI
needn't feel so grant about it, he
wasn't an Irishman."
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for the 9iAle folks.
ERNST AND ADOLPH.

need not delay to tell about the
apologies made by Ernst for his re-
fusal TO recognize one who had al
ways been true TO him, nor those
that Adolph made for lis rudeness.
"Oh, say nothing of rudeness; am
the only one TO blame. Here. upon
my knees, ] imPlore your forsivness.
] know you are true; you have al
ways been my steadfast friend. Par
don mel can never forget your SER
vices. Well do | remember my faith
er's words, true friend is a strong
tower"
"Let Us be friends forever said
Adolph: 1--WE can never be otherwise.
But tell me what the ruffiians were
trying to do with you"
"Ihey were strangers in Amster-
dam. protesting to be merchants
from Antwerp. wonder that ev-
er trusted myself to their company,
and would not have done it, if they
had not brought letters Of recomen-
dation. But they are not merchants,
and their letters were forged. Their
plan was to bind me, and put me on
board the ship Storm King, bound
for the Feast Indies. Had they been
successful, | should have been sold
into bondage in that far off heather
land. Oh. Adolph, you have saved
me from wretched tate. A thous-
and blessings on your head | have
seen my last day in Amsterdam. |
will return to Rosenheim and spend
my days there. Tomorrow | will
give you deeds for half my property:
ali my wealth would no, be too
much for you.''
They returned TO Rosenheim. and
spent long, and useful. and happy
lifetime in bonds of the closes:
friendship. Those We're memorable
words that Ernst inscribed over his
trout door in large, solid gold letters.
A True FRIEND IS STRONG Tower.
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NOBLE CoNDUCr OF BoY.-The
following touching episode in stree,
life-liie in Paris--is a beautiful gem
and should be. in all memories, sur
rounded with pearls OF sweetest tho'l
an gen,lest sympathy.-"Abou, nine
O'Clock in the morning. little hey OF
twelve, whose jacket Of white cloth,
and apron of the same color, dis
tinctly indicated that he followed
the profession Of pastry cook was re-
turning from market with an open
basket on his head, containing but
ter and eggs. When he had reach
ed the vicinity Of the church OF ST.
Eustache,the little fellow, who could
only with difficulty make his way
through the crowd, was violently
jostled, by a stranger who was pass
ing, so that MS basket fell TO the
ground with its contents. The poor
lad. when he saw his eggs all broken,
and his butter tumbled into the gut.
ter, began to cry bitterly and wiring
his hands. A person who happened
to be in the crowd that gathered
around the little fellow, drew a ten
sous piece from his pocket, and Civ
ing it 10 the boy, asked the rest who
stood grouped around him, TO do the
same, TO make up the loss occasion.
ed by the accident. Influenced by
his example,every one eagerly COM
piled, and very speedily the boys
apron contained respectable col
lection Of coppers and silver. When
all had contributed their quota, our
young valet, whose distress had van
ished in a minute, as though by en-
chantment,w warmly thanked bis new
benefactors for their kindness, and
forthwith proceeded to count the
sum he had received, which amount
ed 10 no less than thirty-two francs
and twenty-five centimes. But in
stead of quietly putting this sum in
his pocket. he produced the bill OF
the articles he had lost, and as its
total amounted only to fourteen
francs, he appropriated more than
that sum; and then observing in The
group that surrounded..him, a poor
woman in rags,the gallant little fell
low walked up to her and placed
the remainder in her hand. Ger
tainly it would have been impossible
10 show himself more deserving of
the public generosity, or 10 acknowl-
edge it ia a handsome manner. The
boys noble conduct was greeted
with the applause of the crowd, who
were delighted 10 find such deIica-
cy and propriety in one SO young.
Home Oracle.
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GOO OOO MALE or FEMALE AGENTS
OUU.UUU TO SELL LLOYD'S NEW
STEEL PLATE COUNTY COi.ORED
Map of the United States,
Canadas, and New Brunswick.
From recTily surve, completed Aug 10, 1862;
cost $50 900 TO engrave Ii and Ole years time.
Superior 10 any $40 mup ever made by Cotton
or Milclel, and sells al the low price OF so cts.
$4,000 names are engraved n this map.
|, Is not only Count, Map, but it is also a
County and Railroad Map
Of the q 5 aud Canadas combined in one, giving
Every itailrOad Station
and ,is,nn,e between.
Guarantee any woman q m"n Tree TO Five
Dollars psr day and wi take back aii maps that
Cannot be sold and refund the money
$ nd - tine Dollars worth tn try.
PRINTED ms ructioiis nov 10 canvass well, fur
lisi,si 10 ali our agents
WANTED " hole-aIe Agents for our Maps In
every state California, Canada, England France
AID Cuba fortune may he made with few
hundred dollars capital No Cmpthfion.
J.. T. LLOYD, No, 81 Broadwas, n 7.
The War Department uses our Map Of Viz
GINA, Maryland and fennsy vania, ost Elu0-
900. on which is marked Antietsm Creek. ShaTp>-
burg, Maryland Highs, Wi.iamspcrI fe,Iy,
Rhrersviile, No!ands ford, ana all otheIs on tiic
Po,cmnc. and other places in MARYLAND. Vi..::a
Ia aud Pennsylvania, or money refunded.
i.ioyd's Typographical Map OF
Koniucky, OHIO, Indiana, and
ILLINOIS. is the only authority fer Gen Buel'
and the War Department Money refunded to
any one finding an error in it. PRIcg 81 c. MS,
From the Tribune. Aug. 2.
.ILOYD'S MAP OF VIRGINIA. MARY
LANDsnd PEN ..si WANNA This Mspis
very large; its cost is but q cents, and Il Is the
bet uhicA eaa Be Purehased."
Lloyd's Great Map of the Mis-
SISSIPPI RIVER From Actual SURVEYS by
Cap,s, Bart and VIM Bowen. NJ sissi?pi River
Pilots. of ST Louis, Mo-, shows every mans
plantation and .,wner's name from 81 Louis Ia
the Gull Of Mrxico-l.35o miles--eve sand-bar.
island. Town. lanGing. and all places 20 niles
back from III. river color, IN counties and
Stats Price 81 N shee ;, S2 pockei i.rp, and
p 30 On linen, with rollers. Resdy Sept 20
NAVY DfPAgrNkST. WASH Sept Il. 1862
T. LLOYD Sir: Seud me your Nap OF the
Mississippi liver. with ,riceper hundred Copies.
genr- Admi. A. Charles II Davis comuisn diDg the
Mississippi squadron. Is authorized to purchase
~ man, a. are required for Use Of ,het squadron.
GIDEON WELlES, See'y OF the Navy.
Ile-3s
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GREAT EASTERN ROUTE VIA
OHIO g. MISSES PPI
AID GU AGE
e A HLR O A ID

NJ aking the quickest time from ST. LOU. to
M Cincinnati, LOu'>...s, Nashville aud ali
Eastern Cities, New York, ~ hours
Pit;sburgs2i hours Boston. A hours.
Wheeling, leis hours. Philsds!piii 80 hours
Cleveland. 19 hours. Baltimore. SO hours
3uffa.o. 20. hours. Washington, b, hours
Louisville, Iii hours. Nashville. ~ hours
FronrSi. Louis 40 Cincinnati WITHOUT cAASeE
OF CARS. From. Cincinnati 10 Cleveland, Pits.
hurg or Re.iair without ci, roe f,f ,.ars
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OLDEST STOCK IN KANSAS

We say to all. buy trees Of . ko...
Nursery. Trees raised in this coil -
climate are the only ones that win nv
for setting out; you who have boseis
from the East know by experisnee.
Our stock consists as follows:
Apple trees from yearlings 70 bear.
ing size; Pears. Plums. Cherry, Psssh.
Apricot. Nec.arine. Grapes. Blackbssies
Rsspberries. Gooseberries. Senshse-
ries. Ornamental Trees. Shrubs, Rosea.
Rhubarb, Asparagus. DC.
We will take Grain. Stock or Laad
in exchange for Fruit Trees. Sesd 81
a catalogue and price list Oaiee ~.
depot between 9Th and 9th streets q
Kansas Avenue. Immediately norsh Il
the Commercial House, Atchison, Kan
sas.
October IA. 1861. oct26tlStf..
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Baggage Checked Through.

The II * ST. Joe r r., and Keokuk pickett
The North Missouri, aad tie Ohio 4 Miss.ssi,,D.
u. RS make close and reliable connexions 4.
Cincinnati. without omGibas ride, with the favor
tie Roais If thr Vest.
The Little Miami x Columbus & Xenia. and
Cincinnati. Hamilio; 4 Dayton Rsi-Road.. 70,
Dayton and Columbus. ith the Ciegeiani
Columbus aud Cincinnati R.R for Cleyol aa.i
Buffalo 4 Niagara Falls. The Pit;sburg. Collaui
els x Cincinnati, and Fort Wayne 4 Chicago K
x. = for Pittsburgh and Philadeiphia. Tie Cen
..ai Ohio R.R.. Tor Zane-yille, Wheeling and Bal
uInore, Marietta & Cincinnati X. r.. for Chiili-
rotbe, Marietta. Parkcrs5urg and Baltimore, AN
with either of the Four Creat Eastern Lines foi
New York or Boston.
Passenger ~ tHis route have the advantage o.
aide and spacious cars with greater libersliiy 81
room both In seas aud ia ai-les. than can u.
found Oh any other Railroad in the West, aud ,h,
comfort afioided by
Foote's Patent Ventilated Cars by Day
And Foote'S patent ventilated sleeping ears b,
night.
Passengers from the West by The Ohio 4 Ms
issippi R.R., base the advantage over ihose h,
eih,r lines IN THE CHOICE OF SEATS AMI
&ERFiiS, from Cincinnari,a IA ti.ere are NJ, chan
ge- OF cars between Cincinnati and Cleveland
Fi'tsbur. n Or beliair.
Two iaily tIirogh Express trains. tSun,iav- Ex
s-pted.j oas traii >andiy evening.
Ohio a Mississippi i,a.e TN minuies FAST
iiaH 81. LOU, tine. The public are nrespectf,if
saaiioned against bids advertising other r,Ii,.
i'ating quicker tiise.
AK for .irkets VIA Ohio & III ssissixiR z
For lnfOrnsiion, nppi, a, the otlice, y .
l r'ctly on the corner II FDlrih aud Caesnat 81
i.'eer Planter House, ii. Loui..
r. LOCGH.
u. Gen'l TlcNat A-ent