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Treatment of Federal Prisoners at the South
The Destruction of AttaRta-MOcense7atS
of Gen. Sherman.

Treatment of Federal Prisoners at the South
The Destruction of Acknowledgement
of Gen. Sherman.
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.
An Atlanta letter of the 10th to the Herald.
mentions the arrival Of escaped Union prison.
er from Andersonville. who confirm the state
ments Of rebel atrocities towards our prison.
ers, and who also states that in travelling
through Georgia he found that the harvests
had been gathered and the barns and ware
houses filed. He says there are but very few
rebel soldiers in the interior, thus showing
that there is plenty to subsist an army on,
while but little resistance can be offered. The
last train from Atlanta bound north was to
leave there on the 18th. The only troops
in Atlanta on the 10th were Slocum's corps.
A Chattanooga correspondent of the Herald
writing under date of the 18th inst, states that
he had just arrived from Atlanta. All the ar
senals, foundries and rolling stock in Atlanta
had been destroyed. All the factories, mills
and foundries from Chattanooga to Atlanta,
and miles beyond, have also been DESTROYED.
The railways were Quilted and torn up, and all
the iron put beyond use or profit to the enemy
in the rear. Atlanta is no longer of impor-
lance, and the country for miles around is
wasted beyond the possibility of service to the
rebel army. Atlanta is in ruins, and its
streets will be soon overgrown with grass
Il VI WCChS vi dilo COLutuS uOItu nave D06u
filled with Government stores and refugees,
and the scenes at the depot have been those of
confusion and suffering.
Another account says Gen. Sherman had
his headquarters on Monday last at Kingston
with the 14th corps. He had issued an order
telling the troops that they were about to pass
through a country heretofore unoccupied by
either army, and they were expected to sub
sist on the country, taking all the mules and
horses within their reach.
The 18th corps was the rear guard of Sher-
mans army, and moved from Kingston on
Monday last.
A statement is printed here to the effect
that Sherman's army left Atlanta in two col
umps, one on the 9th and the other on the 10th,
moving eastward, the former via Macon, and
the other directly towards Augusta. The
first column was heard from on the road to-
wards Macon, driving everything before it and
destroying everything as it went.
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BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov. 10.
The Detroit Free Press estimates that fifty
vessels, with their cargees worth a million dol
lars, were destroyed in'the recent gale on Lake
Erie
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1t was voted that it was expedient that the
annual contributions be taken in the several
Parishes as early in January as practicable.
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Feriosss Itep,s,

NEW YORK, Nov. 70.
The Posts Washington dispatch SAYS ad-
vices from the army Of the Potomac state that
the rebels yesterday refused to exchange pa
pers.
Gold closed this afternoon at 2.20. Gold at
the evening Exchange opened at 3. is. rose TO
2.20 10, and closed at 2193-4
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The ceremonies attending the CONSERVATION
of st. Paul's and st. Peters Cathedral vera
celebrated to-day with imposing effect, More
than 200 Priests participated.
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no Lei without BOard.

the house of private ANIL ,, end centrally To-
y Gated, two pleasant single rooms. Further par
ticulars obtained By app ying immediately to r o,
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TEETH TEETH! TEETH,

DR.. D. still continues to Extract Teeth by Kkectr;c
isg scithoHt Pain. Persons having decsvsS ..E
stumps they wish to have remove for rssatss
he would give polite Invitation 10 carr
Superior htectre Bagnetie Machines for sale for
family use with thoroug b instructions "A 'A'' i0i
DR.. ID, csn accommodate q few nat,an.. With
board and treatment at his house. WV"
once hours from o'clock 60 2n..nf
Oonsaltsfion gree 1ov1tf
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E0nl 10r Snla.

CARGO Of Schooner Frances Harriet now " ing
~ ct Smiths Wharf, superior article for Black
THOMAS PADDOCK,
div % Commercial Street.
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PORTLAND
Five Cents Savings Bank !
CHARTERED In 1853.
Exhibit for October, 1854.

OFFICE CORNER OF PLUM AED MIDDLE Srs,
OPEN EVERY DAY DURING BUSINESS HOURS.
TItHE Eleventh Semi-Annual Dividend was declar-
Il ed the third Wednesday Of October, At the rate
Government tar.
The state Of the Bank, October J. 1864 was as fol-
DEPosITs, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 25s, 7s4 O6
Balance of profit, ..................... l4,T64 64
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Kre,r, Washsnason.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.
President Lincoln, it is understood, has d.
rected the unconditional release OF the peabe
commissioners and agents OF election.
1t is said here by prominent friends OF the
Administration that the sending OF peace COM
missioners to Richmond IS not contemplated,
and President Lincoln will fully indicate his
policy with regard to paclhcatlon In his forth.
coming annual message.
The Charleston Courier of the 9th inst. in
an editorial ON the subject of peace, says:
"There is great deal less talk about peace at
the present time than there was month since.
This is gratifying. The prefer of peace must
come from our enemies. 1t is they who forced
us to take up arms, and we must continue to
fight until we oblige them to acknowledge
their inability to conquer and enslave US. We
can only extort their confession by maintain
ing our position, by thwarting and frustrating
their well laid plans, by beating back their
powerful armies, by wrestling our country
from their grasp, and if need be, carry the war
into their border"
The Commissary of Subsistence in Wash
ington awarded a contact for corn meal at 81
per barrel to-day.
To bounty Jumpers who deserted and went
over to the rebels, but who were recaptured
in Kentucky, were to-day sent in irons to Gen.
Porter at City Point to await trial by court
martial.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.
The ports of Norfolk, Va. and Fernandina
and Pensacola, Fla, having for some time past
been in the military possession of the United
States, it is deemed advisable that they should
be opened to domestic and foreige commerce
Therefore the President of the United States
has issued a proclamation making known that
pursuant to authority vested in him by act of
Congress of June, 1861, the blockade of these
ports shall so far cease as determined from and
after the lst day of December next, that CON-
mercial intercourse with them, except as per-
sons and things, and Information contaaband
of war may from that time be carried on sub
ject to the laws of the United States, to the
limitations of and in pursuance of the regular
ones which may be prescribed by the Secretary
of the Treasury, and to such military and
naval regulations as are now in force, or may
hereafter be found necessary.
The Post Office Department has re-estab-
lished the Post Office at Helena, Ark.
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Destruction of Property By the Recent Gale
07s Lake Erie
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Line IoAoWlng named persons nave been en-
gagged to deliver addresses:
Gov. John A. Andrew, of Mass.
Frederic Douglass, Esq, of N. Y. 8
Miss Ann e. Dickinson, of Penn.
VIM. Lloyd Garrison, Esq, of Mass.
Geo. VIM. Curtis, of N. Y.
Hon. Geo. Thompson, of England. s
Hon. Alex. III. Bullock, of Mass. A
Rev. DIR. r. s. Storrs, Jr., of N. Y.
Rev. Robert Collyer, of Ill.
Rev. J. s. C. Abbott, the Historian.
In addition to the above, correspondence is
going on with distinguished gentlemen from
whom replies have not thus far been received.
The course viii consist OF not less than ten lee
lures, to commence early in December, 1854, and
continue thereafter weekly.
Tickets for the Course, 81 IS.
Evening tickets, IS cents.
For sale at the Bookstores, Messrs. Lowell s.
Senter's, Crossman s Co.'s and Paine's Music
store.
Sale Of tickets limited to the capacity of the
Hall.
JACOB MCCLELLAN ~
ISRAEL WASHBURN, jr., Lecture q
JOHN LYNCH,
BENZ. KINGsAURY. jr., Committee,
M. A. BLANCHARD,
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who have cold hands and tssss weak stomaohs,
lame ana weak backs; nervous and sick headaohei
guinness and swimming In the head, with indtges.
tion and constpaton OF the bowels pain In the side
and back leloorrh0a, Tor whitesl; falling Of the
womb with internal cancers; tumors, poiypus, and
ell that long train of diseases will lind In Electric
fly q sure means Of cure. For painful menstruation
Of Troubles with young ladies' Electricity IL Certain
specific and wi In short tine, restore the sueraP
"a fhe vfRoF of health.l
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AUCTION SALES.
HENRY BAILEY CO. AUOr1Osrnas.
House and Land at Auction.

ON Tuesday, Nov %, at O'Clock p NJ. In West
" brook, nearly opposite the Brewer House a one
and half story wooden house nearly new well An.
ished with good cellar, excellent water a. ahund-
anee of it, with coed barn and fhed attached =
There is two of prime land and every thing in
and about the house Is in line condition IL Is desi
rable for residence or investment. Soon, without
doubt, to be reached by the Horse Railroad.
HENRY BAILEY q CO., Auct'rs.
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The Rheumatic, the equity, the lame ana the La,
leap with Joy, and move with the agility and elastie.
~ Of youth; the heated brain is cooled the frost
bitten limbs restored, the uncouth deformities n.
moyedi faintness converted to vigor, weakness 10
the blind made to zee, the deaf to hear and
tne Raslea 1orm 70 move upright; the berliahes o.
yonln are oottelated; the dcoidests Of nature life
prevented the calamities of old age obviatsd, ana
IN active circulation mnintained
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% u CIOOD y Il
e5It7s5 55S5EE
yentiOn.

That in the future, asdn the past, 40 Wti
,ahare with answering fidelity to the union un.
Lar the Constitution as the only solid ioundsuo -
If our strength security and happiness - III
,,le and as framework oil government. WIZ y, A.,
Conducive tothe welfare and Prosperity VI "i '"0
states. both Northern and Southern.
. That this Convention does explicitly declare,
&C the sense of the American people, that sl,er
Tonr wears of failure to restore the Union Dy tao
.:n.r;ment Of war, during which, under the pre-
1sp,e Of n military necessity or war power hgner
than the Contribution, the Constitution itseit mas
Lseu disregarded in every part, md puonc nDerty
and private right alike trodden down ana the ma
teriai prosperity Of the country essentially im-
haired. Justice humanity, liberty aud the puoilc
irsolfars demand that immediate efforts be made
for cessation of hostilties with view to an uiti-
mate Convention of the States or other peaceaoie
means. to the end that at the earliest practicable
moment peace may he restored on the basis Oh the
Federal Union of the States. .,.
2 That the direct interference Of the military
authorities of the United States in the recent eec
lions held in Kentucky Maryland, Missouri ana
delaware, was shameful violation OF tne Consti'
tuition and O repetition of such acts IN the sP-
proaching election will be held as revolutionary
and resisted with all the means and power under
our control.
a. That the aim and OBJ 'ect Of the Democratic
party are to preserve the Federal Union and the
rights of the States unimpaired, and they hereby
declare that they consider the administrative usur
patton Of extraordinary and dangerous powers moi
granted by the Constitution the subversion o.
the civil by the military law in States not in In
sarrect,on; tho arbitrary military arrest, impris
onment trial and sentence of American. eitisen
in States where civil law exists in full force; th'
suppression of freedom of speech and of the press
the denial of the right of asylum; the opea ant
avowed disregard of State rights; the employ men
of unusual test oaths; and tho interference Will
and denial of tho right Of the people to bea: arm
in their defencs as calculated to prevent restora
ton Of the Union and the perpetuation Of gov
eminent deriving its just powers from the consen
of the governed. !.
s. That the shameful disregard by the Admin
istraton Of its duty in respect TO our fellow cti
Gems who are now, and long have been prisoners
war in suffering condition, deserves the severes
reprobation on The score alike of public policy AM
common humanity.
That the sympathy Of the Democratic part
is heartily and earnestly extendedto the soldiers
our army and the seamen Of our navy, who no'
are and have been in the field under the flag
their country, aad in the event of its attainln
power, they will receive all the care. protectio
and regard that the brave soldiers and sailors
the Republic have 80 noby earned.
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ECLECTIC.

nR. r. h. LEE, Eclectic Physician, Surgeon =
- Aecoucher, tenders his professional serves % Z
oftixens Of Wheeling and vicinity. Dr. l.. !. . &C.
ate OF the Eclectic and Medical Institute Of Cibc
u, ana has bad many years experience IN the
OF nis profession, and he hopes, by close attcpN 4,
business, to merit share ofthe public pstr9nage -
Lee has given especial attention TO, and has bet -
nentiy successful in the treatment Of chrome -
Of syery ysnsty, and especially Of such a. BIZ.
tam and diseases OF the Eye and Ear, Liver COM
Nervous Debility, Cancers AMI Ulcers, Con ups
PILES and diseases of the kidneys, Gravel. &c.
tnose who have been unsuccessfuiy treated iof y!
TIE shove diseased, would fud il TO their in'eIs
consult Dr. Lee without delay. Our practice =,
certain and prompt, leaving no msrcurial tam II
system, but cleansing, renovating and strsn.;,,i
tne general system, aetinI in unison with W.
unsrring laws.
WHEELING, WgsT VA, Dee g. -,
10 ali whom IL may concern We, the und1 I. -
members OF the West vir ginia Legislature, n.t
sure In saying that we have known DR.. kIeha. :.
Lee many years previous TO the breaking out o. 70
PEI ion, as successful and energetic pras',h..rs
medl1ne lof the Eclectic School, both in h'H'
county, Virginia, and in Gallia county, OHIO
'"i ~ @. Black, senator IN Ut.
...a w. s. DUNBAR, ID. " az.
JN0. e. PHELPS, Pre-:
ones ons door south Of Kramer's Hotel NIL
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Drovcrs and Farmers will find this the most advan-
tageous route for Live Stock Capacious Yards, we'll
watered and supplied with every convenience have
been opened on this line and its connections and every
attention ia paid to their wants. From Harrisburg,
where Will be- ound every convenience for feeding and
resting, choice offered Of the Philadelphia, New
York and Baltimore Market. This will also be found
the shortest quickest and most direct route for Stock to
New York-Jvia allentown and with fewer changes
than any other. .lr LOS. =
EN0oR LEWIS, aen'l Superintendent Altoona,
Pa. - gt.. = ....ef.5 ..I =
L. L. H0UPT, Gent Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
II. II. HOUSTON, 0en'l Freight Agent, ,Phila.
delpha. janll-my24
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McGIeUanss ReOOrd.

aud ,f. Isl u t,.., y, s..,,..A ne u .;rs vosi
In regard 70 the ponIlcai oonaaes - .h;t:rts
will please aoor 70 Va. sao .s.t =. ore
u Missouri ana the aascsns cs.ss H. To-, n
fighting solely Jor sne ~ "a
stphold ne po,oe7 q or .,.acs o,,d
to restore 70 tns nGs,0s re o'eTs.ys 80. IIfI
good orderT e.. ,eS.on and
we snaa n'oss reaasty ss4% r - Sy 'yeE
restore hHe aateos7ty y ,Me 'Io."I ,;ohtsof an
g'o"s.y respee'"g "e ~
c11.ax = u, .if az, ,,,,,,,, h
me 'nhaonans q ne,1"' , Ky =, M ,,n.,,sy
that the done:..c o's.HIs Il .o;H rse.;re at
De 'nterfered 'o'ss, gig ~ I'sy 80, Z have
osr hands eve'y ConAH 4:U :; - ~, 1890. osra
only 70 repsa. ina. Wv T. tSs rsson in
fully regard the ioos' ns'.a :s,h;n.hu I'm, fs die.
which you command, a.oWnS ny.n -, 70 dsnart
tstes OF mlli.ary necos; ~o s;~ yGMcC,nSLLAn
from the spirit OF tnese 'ns0 " ~ " n =
TO BUELL.. A.. .ho-..t.. ~, var.
The rebellion mas assumsu tne 0a .. sSarid h.
as such It should Do iegarusai auI L~o-, IN
conducted upon the nignest PlilyS'p ~ !. .,os
Christian civilization. anoa1c 10y &c .Os"
looking to the s''er.gGt'on q re peers
State M any epe" ~ snca.a wv 70 ~ 49, ~ ~
upon populations, ota asa .1.I, 49," 49,. ~
posfscas organ's9s'o rss a s,.o.. s..s;ser;Si
properly, poe'ssea sssa. n ,rc;h. %boo AZ
0Tya"tzoetW y o'@'c', TUT I,Tcc4 S.-lY 4
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-nR. J0HNET0N HAS0tSgQy EhED THE AOsr
u Certain, Speedy and only Kaectaail Rsmedfnmrr
World for al Fryafs Diseases, Weskness Of the R.e
or Limbs, STRUCTURES, Affections Of the Kidness ara
-Bladda, IAvloantary 0schaftea. InRotsncy, deners
Debility, Neryousness Langnor Low SPIRIT
TREMBLING, Dimness of sight or Giddiness, Disease z
the Head, Throat Nose or Skin. Affections Of N.
uyef. Lang Stomach e. Boysi,uthose Terrible Dis
. ssa sss S% nsss %
ts than the Song Of Syrens to the Mariners Of NV
ses, bHghtins their most brilliant hopes or an,si!s
tons. rendering marriage, &c, impossible.
YOUNG NEW -
Rspecially, who have become the Victims of sol,s,
Wee that dreadful and destructive habitwhch anrr
sly sweeps TO an untnely grave thousands OF Your,
Hen ofthe most exalted talents and brilliant nteer,
Who might otherwise have entranced listening seuatss
With the thnde Of eloquence or walked to eSstay ~
living " may call with full confidence.
''o'sV0 MARRIAGE.
M.rv;ed Parsons, or Young Men contemplating ma,
"a heno aware of physical weakness organic dshS
ity. deformities speedily cured. Tslj
He Who places himself under the care Of Dr. J. ma,
relioiously condde in his honor As gentleman ana
confidently rely upon his sliil as physician.
(, ORGANIC W EAKNESS.
I'm MN ea;ately Cured and Full vigor Restored.
7Ths Dsfressng Affection which renders Life nis,,
able and Marriage the penalty paid tie
victims ofimproper induleenees Young persons are too
ant 10 commit excuses from not being aware ofth
FIJI conseuueuces that may ensue. Now Who that und,
and the subject will pretend to deny that the power
procreaon is lost sooner BY those falling into moS
a. hab,ts than by the PRUDENT Besides being depys,
th' nessnre Of healthy offspring, the most spran
and asstructvs symptoms of both body and mind nie
The system becomes Deranged, the Physical ana Men.
tai Functions Weakened Loss OF Pi0creative Power
Nervous Instability, Dyspepsia, PaipiIaton Of the
Heat indigestion, Constitutional Debility, xastp,
Of the Frame Cough, Consumption, Decay and DeaE
| Office No. I south Frederick 81.
Len hand SIDE going from Baltimore street. lew door
from the corner. Fail not to observe name and nun
Letters must be paid and contains stamp. TheD.,.
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4 ACtJRE wARRANTEDIN TwOD,ys

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons Lonioa
Graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleges in ,ha
United States, and the greater part OF whose lille b.
been spent in the hospitals of London Paris Phlade
mia and elsewhere, has effected Of the mos, AS
tonishng cures that were known; many troubled
with ringing in the head and ears when asleep, great
neryousness, being alarmed at sudden sounds bash.
fulness, with frequent bushng, attended sometime.
9TH advancement OF mind, were cured immediately
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Rational Medicine.
DIR. THOMAS j. KISNER.

Will addition to The treatment Of ell Acute Diseases
devote Portion Of his time to the restment Of all
tric System. Such e Diseases of Eye and Ear, Rheu
matte and Nervous Diseases, Spinal Affections, Eplep-
y, Diseases Of the Liver, Stomach, Bladder and Kid
nsys All scrofulous, Skin and Syphihtic Diseases,
Club Fest OK Distorted Limbs, and all Diseases, both
Acute and Chronic, 70 which Females are subject.
From his long experience in such cases. he feels
Hdenf OF giving entire satisfaction 20 any who may
Gall No charges for examination and opinion of
Medicines safe, prompt and reliable. An communities
tons strictly eonfdsnta and promptly attended to.
OAlce hour 8 A. II. to p. II. ,t,--'.ft
Once and Residence on Sd Street, near Reed Kraff
Drug Store, Centre Wheeling, w.vs.
jy7-d&w-ly.
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Sites are and henesfsfth shill p -; ~ tnas
the Executive Goyernmsnt Of u gnitsa 49,
Of win recognize and maintain Tie frsedcn ef
aid nersons. ~ IN tGz4NSJ a9srW biss ~
- asaq - 1900 bsspg9 81 4l4J
ABRAHAM Li,,1olp to se,Bs6el Cossssissiosssi
"To whom it may concern: seanss a., s.
Any proposition which embraces the rsstofsta9n
of peace, the integrity Of the whole Unicn, AMI
TIE ABANpoxniNr on sLAvGRY, and cotnss BY ana
with an authority that can o6ntrolthe armies nav
at war with che United Etstss, and will b mee ~
liberal terms on Substantial and collateral points
and tho bearers thereof shall have sac conduos
both ways. ABRAHAM AiNcoLN.
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1brohom lincoln To Col HaDoV

.dbraham Lincoln to Col HAYES. -
4 feel that measures otherwise unconstitutional
MIGHT BIC Ms LAWFUL by becoming indispensa-
be tlincoln being judge) to the preservation of
t.lCoustitution through the presory alton of the
\ atom RIGHT OR WRONG I ASSUMED
II us GROUND AND NOW AVON IT. :
49, claim not to have controlled events bit confess
=. p.a,nly that erents haze cosstY led me. d =.
4sss eS3 -,l ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
-1STos $780,
.An0ham Lincoln to the People of the United
States tItract from has Emancipation Proc
Ianation:
II do order and declare that al persons held as
d. yes within said designated States and parts Of
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51' Ns' 1As Main o., whcsiihs, w. Va.
Two Dsoss shove J. O. HMheur's Carpet store-l
MOULD respectfully announce 70 the citseas Of
5 w Wheeling, that be has opened Boot and Shoe
his friends give him call. His stock is entirely new
and Of the --latest style, and best quality.
PRICES ~ CHEAP ~ THE cheapest.
sspt2o
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SLEEPING OARS
ON NIGHT TRAINS TO
pHILAD'A, NEW YORK q BALTIMORE
GGAGECHECKED IHROUGH And
TRANSFERRED FREE. 'o
EREIGHTS.

'H FREIHHIS.
Nv this route Frsights Of all descriptions be
vardsd to and from Philadelphia New York, Boston,
OF Baltimore to and from any point on the ha Roads
or Missouri, BY Rail Road direct -, s,ts
The Pennsylvania Central RAN Road also connects a.
Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods can be for
varded to any port on the Ohio, Muskingum, KEN
tucky Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi
Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and
Cleveland Sandusky and Chicago with Steamers to 81
Ports on the North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transports
ton of their Freight to this Company, can rely with
confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Ran
Road, at all times as favorable as are charged by
other Rail Road Companies.
eD BE particular to mark packages ''yia Psrn'
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, appl,
to or address either Of the following Agents OF tn
d A. STEWART, Freight Agent Pittsburgh
CLARKE 4 CO., Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh
H.jW. BROWN 4 CO., Cincinnati, Ohio,
R. G. MELDRUM 4 co., Madison, Indiana.
J. E. MOORE Louisville, Kentucky.
w. M. AMMAN, Evansville, Ind. "a. \.
r. F. SASS, st. Louis, Missouri va Il
CLARKE 4 CO., Chicago, Illinois,
J. H. McCOLM, Portsmouth, O. J
j. M. LOVE, Maysville, KY.
HALL CO., Marietta o. @ ..A
z. AYRES, Muskingum River.
W. H. Il E. L LANGLEY, Gallipolis, o.
H. S. PIERCE CO., GAINESVILLE, o.
III. HUDSON, Ripley, O..
R. G. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent