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forbade their advancement. They sto cd as i
spell bound. ak 4 i{f-'-, - -
woman, awayp cried Gilbert. recovering
MS composure. How dare e,sas -
DAREP echoed the intruder. i dare any.
tnlng. The white man must delight no more
me ear OF the white dove with honied words.
Let him tell her of his baseness, of his coward
neart. Tell her of Tulip, of the vows plighted
beneath the spreading oak, rehearsed before
the watch fire and broken like worthless reeds.
Why is the pale-face silent? ?-has his tongue
forgot his cunning?" s.
"Winnebago, no more. No longer check
our progress, know you not"
Deceit is useless-it will not serve you
now: Learn then, traitor, the Indian girl
can hate as well as love. Her vengeance is
keen and sure-like the whirlwsnd- like the
prarie fire, sweeping down all opposition in lis
course"
"Tulip, bewarel What would you do ?"
"Beholdp and placing her hand 70 ner
mouth, she gave the war r-whoop Of her tribe
This was the concocted signal, and with
deafening yell a band of savages ieil upon
their victim and bound him hand and loot.
His tender wife fell fainting to the ground,
while the unhappy man, more dead than alive,
was borne to the Indian eucampment, led ON
by the unfinching Indian girl. "a
That night, around the council fire, congre-
were discussing the execution oftheir prison.
er. The deliberation was short-he was
doomed to death by poisoned arrews, and
savage exultation filed the breast of his vic
tim, when the fat of her people was known.
The moon rode high in the heavens, when
the prisoner was led forth and bound to
tree. He was about to leave this world in the
morning of life, in the dawn of golden prom
Use, yet he was calm-the calmness of despair.
The word was given. and the executioners
bent their fatal bows. Tulip advanced and
takiug apicture from her breast she threw it
around his neck. S -
5 "Have you mercy?" he whispered, as she
stood by him. ...-....ob 8
She replied not, but pointing to the nina
ture that hung above his heart, cried: o. !.
"SHooT!' ,.5G =. !. COOS ia
A dozen. arrows whizzed through the air,
and struck quivering in human target.
The REVENGE was accomplished.
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
7 III ~--~s @s14AAuAAMa GutbUKs
published at No. Sal EXCHANGE STREET, bs
oN. POSTER q CO,


THE EMArNB STArH PREss is published every Thurs.
day morning, at $500 per annums In advance; T22b
u paid within six months; and $3.50, If payment be
delayed beyond the year. rN 2 .h1aifsaa
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-28
Diseeseg Of the Nervous. Seminal. Oripa.

~ and Sexual systems-nsE and reliable treatment
lin Reports Of the Howard AssocsatiOn-Sent BY
mail in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad-
dreas Dr.. J. SKlLLEN HUUGH TON, Howard As
Pa. naar5e- ~.
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CLOSING OT MAILS.

EksFIEH THROUGH, for Erie, BulAlo, Boston, HsW
York, Hartford, and WEiOughby, PainesFills, aalss
", Astabula and OOnneaut, closes AZ 3s45 A n.
EAsfEEN THROUGH, for hSW York only, CLOSES q
&loF. n
EAsrEaN THnoUeH, Ior Eris, Bunalo, Albany, Bos.
ton, New York and Hartford, closes at 2.i0 p. a.
EAsTERE War, for all points between OlsValAnA ana
Eris, closes At 40 P. n.
and Milwaukee, CLOSES 1t 500 P. n.
hksrERh IliHouuE, lOr 1Oi5do, Defrolf. OhlcAgos
DnbuQue, ST. Joseph and Cairo closes at 500 p. n.
v E5FEHH MAT, fOr al points bsfWsen OlgEeland
8AHDUaEH Wal, Tor Sandnaky and all intsrmo4fae1
Dolntl, closes a. 10 P. n,
OIa0IEEArI WAI, for all points DstWssn Ustoiand
ana Cincinnati, oiosel At l:25 2. q.
IA and Oinonnau closes IS 10 P n, usAFes at eS3
0lsGIzs1Ti EuAOusH, iOr Columbus. Oine.nnHii,
Louisville ~ Loal1s lnoienAPotni AAno1Fliis A1o
Wheeltng, closes 1t $50 p. n.
FFTrsHUHsH THBOUaH. for PfttsbuIEh and VISA
lnEton, closes at l1.25 ?. IA. y
PTrr5BUEGH WAY, Tor AL points b6rReen OIsGetAnd,
Mellsyie and Pittsburg, HArrisburgs Philadsiphta,
Baltimore and Washington, closes At 7:10 4. n.
HAHOEIHG WAY, for All points between Cleveland
and HounEHtoHns oioses At 10 p. NJ neATos At 7;5
hHDIHA WAT, closes 81 a. n.
k2okPoRT, Ss.; closes on uepdAys, ThursdAgB and
Saturday. At Y ~.
BREOEsyILII, Barn, 40, slosss Fussday5 dsGt.
SaABoa OHETER, aFangar, Horth RoyAleoa IA,
niOses On Tuesdays and Saturdays 1t II a. n.
hARasEsVILLB, CLOSES daily, l0s1O A. a.
AsfOIaEHHAHD and Euoiid, closes daily Is 81. =.
Ss-1Ail ana DroS Lssssrs are required, bg law %
- pre-Paid.
s.skII Gify Circulars are required 50 BE- DrS-paII
~ once open fr0m 7.se A. n. 70 T.85 P, n. D
3. oOWLEs. +. 4.
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IODINE.
DIR. h. ANDERs & CO.,
IODINE WATER.

Iodine Waier sets upon the Heart, Liver Kidneys,
Digestive Organs and GIandular System.
The snoos1 which has attended the use Of this
remedy IN private Praotiss and the sudor smsnt Of
medical aathoty, enAbls Us to recommend 1t to the
pnAsticionsr and the public feelias confident that
with fair trial It Will attest its own exoslienoe in
the Of Chronic diseases which indicate Iodiue
EuCh sorofnlA, Bronchitis. Skin Eruptions Heart
Liver ana Kidney Di8eASos, Nervous Aaeotions, Men
rAlgiA, RhsunatiEE, Dyspepsia, Debility Syphilis,
&c ~
Physioians may rely upon the uniform strength Of
Iodine Wsfer as containing three-qzarter grains
pure Iodine In each auid ounce pare water no SOL
vent being used. Ii Is not liable to decomposition
nor HpOntsneously-ioEmsd inequalities; neither
the Iodine oxydised nsurrallzsd b. combination
with any ingredient, rendering this solution supe.
Nor 20 any other metkod o exhibiting Iodine.
Full directions accompany each bottle, that Il may
b used - iaily medicine s. well IS By the pro-
Ilnion.
Price one dollar per botfls. On rooeipt OF i've
ooAI, six bottles delivered Tree By express 10 any
hddrea.
Bswars Of oouhtsrfsits and limitations which un'
pridoiPalled dealers endesvOT % dispose Of on our
reputation Be OuI signature and trade mark (ths
Greek word heading this advert .smsnt), upon the
Labels and vnDpsrs n each bottle, without which
nons d genuine.
OirOulsra EratiS. Dr. Il. AKDERs co.,
.,-rrey -- PhYsioihna and Chemists,
.
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P0sI-GFFlgE TIME-TABls.
s64. sumner Arrangement lS5G.
CLEVELAND POST OFBIU8,

ss-sHis vii Do ops1sd aud ready IsE dsIIysET sas
no1r after arrival Of tfainn.
An Nails Close one honr before dsVaRtEF8
ARRIVAL OF NAILS AT DMPOT.
Eastern Through Arrives at a. n, md -
So r. q.
Eastern Way arrives At -..s A "a
Fft1aburgh Through arrives 1t S7f5 A. n,
do Way arrive AZ $50 = n
5andugkY Way arriTa8A,s u A.
MAhOning Way arrives as Ss30 P. =.
Cincinnati through arrives At $50 HaEnR.n
do Way arrives a. $50 r. =.
Western Through arrives af $50 A and rs p n
do Way arrives at &45 P. n.
hedina Way arrives at 400 p. n.
Rockpert, &C., arrives Tuesdays, ThuFsdayl Anl Sal.
urdaya IS u n.
BEooksEills Bath, so., arrives MONDAYS sad FTidAyl
sharon Oentsr, erAHEsE Horth Bo7altOa. ~. aEEiEn
Mondays and Fridays at ?. n.
HarrsnlYil ls arrives daily ct lOslb A. n
Esst Cleveland and Euolid arrives daily e a. q.
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II. h. AKDERs 4 90.

,.,4r4rr -- PhYsiciAna and Chemists,
may7l:R2 q. q. y. dyswT ~ No" AOiA IA n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-28
CURR THAT LoAFHsoME MALApY.

DR. GOoDALEs's 3 OATARRE RHEEDT.--It penetrates
% the very seat Of this terrible Disease, and e1term-
inhtal t. root and branch forever Dr. GoodsIe ia the
hrstand only person who ever told the world what
OAEARRH neally Uas-Where it commenced and Whist
Eonld cure IL. Or. GoOdAle has now spant iietime
in battling with this fell dseaas eTblorinR its p
cret aulbu1h, and making known to the world the
act that Oatah, which has for years deed the skill
and research Of medical men and authors in Emf
country anc in Europe, can now be cured with the
sane unttorm Certainty that morning follows night
Ireparsd by B. GOODAIR, NJ d.. New York PTiof
q OK Send stamp for Pamphlet
For sale BY g. W. CLARK, lie superior-St., Glove.
An ltOhio. marg2- ~
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Policies issued a. lowest paying rates
pro uptiy adjusted
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CLOTHING.
THR POET ON A TRAIN;
The Ronannes of ths Railroad.
By the author Of the sFsir Inca" The Prince Of
Wales, /" t'The Ghost Hunters" 20.
.-- zen aIo0HfTNuED.l


The Ronsnnes of ths RsiIrsad.
By the author Of the ''Fsir Inca" The Prince o.
Walls, ''Fhe Ghost HunterS," 20,
IooETnuED.)
OHAPTER KX-THE KISS IN THE DARK.
AFTER WAITING SIX long hours,
And with hunger slmost deadi
News came thai tbs track was mendeds
a And the train SON went ahead;
Soon we passed place called Johnstewn,
Filled with iron foundriea
Where the people all were WORKING
Like lot OF busy bees.
Then we came to . great tunnel;
Near sat pr tty miss,
And when ali was dark midnights
Quick from her stole q kiss.
oh" )" she cried, the people shouted
And before we resohed the light
/ Was peerlng through the window
In my seat again ell right
After passing the great tunnel,
To place We quickly came
Upon the highest mountain TOPS
And Gre son Is its name;
Many people in thssummer
To this pleasant spot repair
To ENJOY It's cooling waters
And its pure, fresh mountain Airs
At Altoona We took breakfast,
1t was one o'clock or moTei
Such a lot II nunRry mortalB
Ine'sr laid eyes on before;
All the good things on the table
In short time did disappear;
And they all shouting wildly
"Quiokly bring more breskfsst here"
When l went 70 pay for breakfast,
bRid the landlOrt-'' We must charge
You lust dOub price for breakfast,
For your mouth 50 Rwtni large"
"I don't see 1t, ssid q. dear sir
But Just charge 1t II you Will,
And while you are about 1t,
Send 10 Uncle Sam the bill"
Notice 10 Drafted sud Others in the service Of
Uncls BAN, and all in want Of Rubber Biankets,
Rubber Coats Lsggins, Cashmere and flannel shtrtsI
Military UlOthingef Of any and every description and
ne Clothing for spring aud summer wear We
ave now tine largest stock in the OiTyt which We
III sell st the very lowest prices
IaSSc A. Isaae'B Onion Hail.
Sole Agent fer the sale OF Singers Celebrated &c wing
Machines, SUOrr's Automaten Pressman and
stropR's Patelt -rmy Bed-TrunkJ
Corner superior and URiOn stH-
~ Look on, Ior the GiAnts - ma.Is
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-28

HunneWelps Standard Prepsrations.-
On our Inside oolums viii he found notice OF these
Justly celeb sted aud standard preparations, Of un
bounded reputation in hew England, profess only
what they are remedies 'or, and for sale BY all
wholesale and retail dealsrs and confidence Is asked
to test them. See advertisement.
rnarsn-Ra
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-28

Es0al9Soa OF ELaCFEOFAIHT ARB HHDIOfHE,
Omoe-lls Seneca Street, few doors from Superior,
dp Htaira, opposite the City Hetal
once hours rem to " and nom Ito O'Clock
1allY lbundayB eIcepted.l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-28
Qonghl md Goldl.

The sudden changes Of our climate are sources Of
Pulmonary, Bronchial and AHihmAtie Aneotions.-
ExPsFisnoe having proved that mple remedies Of
ten act speedily when tAken in the early stages crime
disease, recourse should - once be had 20 "BhoWss
BRoN0HI 1E 1gocaEs," or Lozsnges, let the Gold,
Ooush or Irritation Of the Throat be ever slight,
bY this precsution more ssriona attack may be
sEsctuaIly warded on. Public speakers and Singers
will md them edscgual IN clearing and gtFengthsn
ing the voice. Soldiers should have them a. they
can be carried in the poekss and taken oooaaion
requfres iunel0 limo
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TRANSFORMATION.

Ma 1854. -
NAVIGATION OPEN TO DUN
EOTIGB TO sHIPPERs
The Erie Railway steamboat Co.'S Line
OF First CIss BOBEW sTEAMERs VIII now run
regularly Tor the season, leaving Cleveland daty
connecting al
DUEKIRKw THE EERIERAILwAY1UR
New York, Boston, Hartford
NEW HAVEN PROVIDENCE,
Worcester, Bridgeport, Taunton,
and all the principal
Cities and Towns in the New England
States.
Also TO Dunkirk snd ali points on the Line Of the
~ Parties ahipping BY this route can get the BEN
oht Of the reduced rates via the Lake both on East
ward and w stEard bound Freight.
~ Fer rough rates and bills Of lading, apply
he Sompa Us Ohoe' lOs River sTs9ar Sissei9Pa 1I
All. " ard, Agent, 2lO Broadway, new York.
". II; Darling, Agent, s40 Broadway, and q south
inc' s. Dunlap, Agent, Is state street, Boston.
aprl3
1864. 1854
- THE -
Northern transportation Company,
OF OHIO,
Is prepared 70 Transport Peruons Property between
BO . On,
AND ALL POINTS II
Kew England, New York and tho west
With Promptness : Care and Dispstoh.
S5-Thi. Wen Know Line of IIEsT GLASS
with the
Rail ROass for Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
AtOEBe Vincent Withths
RSiI RsaaS BstveeH Cape Vincent / Mes RSFk,
And At Osvsgo With
LINZ OF FIRST GLASS CANAL BoATs
BETWEEN
0SWEGO, TROY, ALBANY &NEW YORK
corning = DAILY LINE from;
BsstsE, New York, Ogdsusburgh, UaBs
Vincent aRd OaWSG0t -
0LHHHLARD, TOLEDO 4 DETROIT
And g TRI-WEEKLY LINE to
eAlEAa0. MILWAUKEE INTERMEDIATE PgATS
.- ENFHt
;. MYEEs, No, Astor HOuSs......EeW York.
y BREED, "A Pearl street .......... "a
JOHN HOOKING, 5tate-st............B Boston,
GA4U A. EDDY OEdenBDargh.
CHARLES ALLISON ,...................,.O .OsEeFo,
J. II gkAMfORD..-..... ........ ........ "a
~ = 6nl H. UGp9 vincent
WALKER a HAYES. S......,.,,,,,.,'..,.I .IToiedo.
= II. MAIhE " s.....-'..-,,. Detroit
" y iiWsuEBes
PELTON BREED, AaRuTs,
GDrt vs. Ta@--ts@5
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aEDiGAL.
MEDICAL SUCCESS
EXTRAORDINARY
iO0 DOLLARS PREMIUMll
SEMINAL WEAKNESS

~ - - a ~ = ~ O & s y
AFTER ALL OTHEB TREAfmENr PALS
DIR. A. GIBSON
Formerly OF New York oitg, win pay one bupdrso
above named disessss He will pay the same mm toS
the proof that any other Physician 10 the United
After many years Of sborious study and sTTssri-
enoe, Dr. GIBSON is happy Ia being able TO snnoro
treatment for y '1 "
THE SPEEDY AID PE8mAHEHT CJaz
q the above and also ali contagious diseases q the
REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, with an bad efects srisiDS
thereiromi including general -
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS FROsTBsTTOH
De has succeeded in curing cases in ans cIrT Sss
OF whom had expended hundreds dollars with seif.
maladies with Success and without reoeivfng ths
Dr.. GIBSON does not ooast tnat he Is q member
some OoIege N london or Paris, as psrhRps sou,
otels 10 ~ tAe purpose o. ensnaring the innOosnt
aA VINO neld out great expectations to be ZEAL
zed but Wnat Dr. g. might boast OF is this tl,sf hs
tOle " stNo entlre aaifsfaetion 70 those Nho re-
pose commence IN MS ability and integrity, and that
ne has perfected an American system Of tFeafrsDt
which challenges any Physician Of London or Paris,
OF any petent medleine TO equal Tor the radical cure
ofseminal weakness, and all disease or deranqs-
ments, ootn mental and physical arising from sex
Dr.. GIBSON also claims Tor his new treatment th,
following advantages over all Others yet discovered
and irst, the agents used IN no respect
Die he Uses no relics OF the dark ages such a. Msr-
curry, nor any other deleterious drug; secondly, no
restrictions in diet Or business Is required thirdly
his treatment is positive and certain in all cases He
stands prepared 70 go into any public or private ho
plthl IN the United states and demonstrate the I'M
menss superiority OF his new treatment over snv
other now known TO the world In point Of prompf-
nees PermanenoY, miidnas5, safety and oonVaniene
to the patient
DT, GIBSON ia permanently located IT,. Cleveland
Ano has curing the past fhve years Performed many
ol 9.sees Nnioh had Tor years resisted all Othel
modes OF treatmsDt. References IAN he givsr 10 m.
ylduS4 OI q INST respectabily IN Cleveland Boa.
eOn new 1trkand other ctte ln regard 70 skill and
Integrity in all professional transactions DTspspss
anea9Allsms ScrOiula. and all chronic diseases
| treated with superior success
- Medicines sent 10 auV nart q the nountyv IN
receipt Of ten dollars.
DR.. GIssoHs hsE Work hyd fpr ..Is =,
| hin Ofnoe,
HRs GTBBoE
| asyH.99Oh o. ALatFfEOfATUT AHB HuDIOIgE,
uLnoe-lt5 seneca Street. = few doors from Superior
ap Htairs, opposite the City Hotel
/ Ut1ce hours frem to " and nom Ito o'olooh
Il daily fSuudaVH eTceuted !
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-24
.i@ SlLN EN fLAI
I'll q. RN- -Es55 5

CARkl AZ r. AMI,
LEATHER WHIPS.
COLLARS, TRUNKS,
and all other articles in my line. RePniring
done and work made 10 order Oh the shortest
notice and Of the best material and workman
ship. f.-..g .I.f s-;..a, '.i,s,,
Plessc call before purchasing elsewhere, as
all work is warranted to be as representsd
and as cheap as et any other place,
.g.5 Ef'e sJIR. CRAWFORD, Agoat.
CodiZ Ant, I5-6m.
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Ths. Cincinnati ssuZeiee mNd tsaS
LIZ n 4, ,Sss Es nar IL. C. a.,,ft

ABhass@isS ESeECfs sEUc SHRtt.
Among other papers that have given great
publicity to and highly delighted with the
rawlings Of the renegade CAN'T against the
Democratic party, is the Cincinnati Gazette
In order to show the character Of the Ga
aette's idol, we subjon the following from its
columns. 1t appeared in 1850:
"The Atlanta Southern Contederacy, oflast
Friday, publishes the speech Of Colonel
CAN'T, whom it lauds as Southern states
man and patriot The speech is described
as an eloquent address, full Of patriotic fire
received with the widest applause by the
vast concourse Of people listening The
Southern statesman and patriop concluded
his eloquent address with the following
choice specimen Of patriotic fire." ....'
II can tell you how we did whining
! Yankee cut in Arkansas Jew days ago. He
got to making too free use ofincendiary Ian
guage. Our boys took him in hand. Thay
carried him where convenient and friendly
limb protruded from the body OF sturdy
oak They fastened one end OF the rope to
the limb and the other around his neck, and
elevated biin.n
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-24

1852, ,766
The terms of sale will be cash, but the pur-
chaser may deposit ten per cent. OF the above
sum, 1899 900, on the day OF sale, with Thom-
as l. Jewett, the Receiver OF the road, TO be
forfeited in case % amount OF his bid Is not
made good at the time OF the return of the
order OF sale.
3, II. MAGEE,
Special Master Commissioner.
Jan, l3, lS64-u
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-24
RAILROAD SALE.

Robert Garrett Sons and the)
Pennsylvania Railrold Com. In the Cont
pany, OF c o mm o n
We. SPleas, Hani-
The Steubenvilie and Indiana son county,
Railroad Company and Jeremi. Ohio,
ah Wilbur, and Henry NJ Al
exander, Trustees and others.
N pursuance 10 The judgment in this cause,
L ordering the sale OF the Steubenvile and
Indiana Railroad, to pay the amoanis ascer-
aired 10 be due said Wilbur and Alexander +,
Trustees OF the first mortgage, and also the
amount due them as Trustees OF the second
mortgage of said Company, and in obedience
10 an order OF sale issued out Of said Court. da.
ted the sixth Is lhJ day OF January, 1864, will
olier al public sale, at the lront door OF the
Court House, in
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-24
CADIZ TO WHEELING.
And Tri-Weokly from Cadiz to
ST ClairsviIIa r-'s

And Tri-W eckly from Cadiz to
st. Clairsville.
yHNfjE subscriber would respectfully inform
L the travelling community that he is run
ming the U. S. Mail Hack Line from Cadiz TO
Wheeling; and that one OF his splendid hack E
will leave Wheeling and Cadiz every morn.
ing, at I A. M, and connect with the cars al
both places. His hacks are new, his teaa,s
good. ard his drivers ca feftiIdud attentive
He hopes to receive the Latronag geof the trav-
cling public, as he will endeavcr to merit
their patronage by strict attention to their
wants. Z Essa
/ Fare from Wheeling to Csdiz or Cadz to
Wheeling Sl,55. For the round trip only $500
He is also running q new Hack between Ca.
diz and ST. ClairsviIIe, leaving Cadiz every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday mornings.
and ST. Clairsyille every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings. Particular attention
paid to carrying Express Packages.
Livery StnbIe.
He has also in Cadiz as good Livery Sta
Bile as there is in the country. Buggies, Gar.
riages, Horses, &C., to be had at all times
Travellers either arriving ON the cars or in the
hack, can be taken to any point they may de-
sire. Terms easonable.
WILLIAM l.. HOUSER.
Cadiz, Ohio, Aug. l5 1860. H
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Baltimore and Ohio Rail- oad
u
THIS GREAT NATIONAL THO ROUGH
fare is again open for
Freight and Travel,

s II % II Il NED
THIS GREAT NATIONAL THO ROUGH.
fare is again open for
Freight and Travel,
The Cars and Machinery destroyed are bsiH
replaced by NEW RUNNING STOCK, with .
fetenf improvements; and the Bridges . m
Track are again in snbsta n tial cond tion
we'll earned reputation OF this road for SPE
SECURITY AMI COMFORT, will be L.-.
than sustained under the reorganization of iss
business.
In addition to the Uneqaallsd Attractions, 1t
Scenery heretofore conceded to this route, tho
recent Troubles upon the Border have associa.
ted numerous points on the road, between the
Ohio river a nd Harper's Ferry, with painfaa
but instructive interest. 4spsi
CONNECTIONS g.a
At the Ohio Riyor with the Cleveland and Pitt to-
burg Cen tral Ohio and Marie tia and CfnGfnnai
Il Railroads; and, through them, with the whole
Railway System of the Northwest, Central
West and Southwest. At the Washington
Junction with the Washington Branch for
Washington City and the Lower Potamac at
Baltimore with four daily trains for Philadal-
phia and New York. -lii #
TWO DOLLARS additional on Through
Tickets to Baltimore or the Northern Cit eeS
give the privilege Of visiting Washington City
This il the ONLY ROUTE by whlch passon.
gers can procure through tickets and through
checks to Washington City Il iyGg .NNi5Ea
w. P. SMITH, Master Of
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