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THE NEWS.


Inc military situation is tnh Of absorbing
interest," and sherman Is It's center The dis
Pe'enes ocf'fn 10 teem with Reports ana ru~
'noss' tha&, 'femonne with easefness and
Fa"lc' arg pressed On feoe' channels ot CON-
tnun'canon' aao feaen Us through tnetr Jour
na's II ncntoona ana sasannan' Ills CERTAIN
+a%s sherman Is "e1l Al his work. ana all
1eorgsa Is frantic with alarm. Her people
VIII not DC greatly consoica os orders hoarse.
~ oa"'ed rom h'enmona 10 o'fn everything,
destroy everything, and hy. Geo'gia Was but
any pleased before At the military manage
ment that stripped her soil ofall defenscs =; and
Inc mastery strategy now suggested to her
people, o'making their state desert to starVe
out sherman will not add to tho popularity
o1 inc 9eoelnon among the fcconstF uctionists.
Nv. .4'A ns''u a'a 'enas 70 tel them
'.las ne =. ''n - taeif Ill., more tnan Inc
''saoae enee'e a'ong ms WAT patn VIII gro"
out Of this march Of sherman's presently, and
it will add To the annals Of this campaign the
most important paec. the elimination or
-r.rr,,,,r md eoh+,n, rh,.. H., ,..,,.
49, ...s.,~s:.. 1 o1'it W
'Ds ''an'nN iion' WHICH sherman has
swung boldly of to reach the very heart of
The confederucy. He u there. We shall pre
sentlv zee what will como ortt.
W. rr,,,.h .,.ou,o-. . ;,,.,..., c1.
49,. t. ~ ..s.s.s'- 49, l @,. Aoa1 fo,s
n'"0 '' 's'"'oas' WHICH, 7'se Inc
Vnited ssates transport steamers Atlanta and
Blackstone had arrived from Savannah,
bringing Savannah and Hilton Hcad dates to
the aist INIT. These steamers. bring 125 of
mr. aota,cr. xto harm ,,cr,, +.,,or,-. - ...-.
~. a......,,n. 80 s,...I,"~ 9o4 "A'
Nv Anoo'eou'n'' una e'eo"neso' oeaafo'
gard hsa 'ssticd proclamation, dated Cor.
anth, Nov. 1s, calling Oh tic rcorlo Of Goor.
GA 10 lar wasto and dcstroy everything
around s],crmen,- l,iA ftont. roar. and uro,,
ii. n.nru-snd su,ouro,,;, tn., T.. .,,a",;
49, -. '.,,,, .,.- s ,.,,,,' Wv. Nv sa'a'a
so'" ~ Wv" ''o'a' ""s'' '"o ets"1'loFs lotl
Savannah roiMrs ''at' Jast reached tlsorc that
Macon and M!lluslKuvlllo hal boon captured
and burned iy Sherman.
It ID drradfill to mia thai Tin abaurd min,
Rer IL st!ll d!at.aoilnp tho reI,ol Conyross
i)iin't itry tcnr i'm nation In two,n lo ".t
nlnt corror n .hatn~",re. wh.. ,... =" t,,.~
mi hoen within, !" INV n,r Liam" ",s ~, 1r .ni,
nunstion. and nov I'm v.rv n,r. n H,o,,no
Il voca, viii, , lm,ci nr ,ritsito NJ, liz s",''
tnct or stavnrv. Whv viii n mi als MI
The cass nf tin fc;ualn ro,,.horors @ vii vii, lin
t$1 l. L. h..t
, 1864-11-27
all who do not respond he has ordered to be

arrested.
The Ielaqraph further saya there Is no
doubt that tho military authorities will
d6sovcrythine In their power to stay tho i'd
vance Of the enemy, and we trust they will |
receive the cordial support of the entire COM |
munity. We refrain from giving any informa-
tion concerning the movements or tho num-
ber of our forces.
NEW YonK, Friday, Nov. e5-The Richmond
D.spdeA Of the 31st says that Sherman Is naov- !
ing In two columns, one on Augusta, and the |
other on Macon. The column marching on
the Georgia State Road will probably go a.
far aa Madison, and then.maTch on Milledge-
vile. Inc co1umn malenlng on maeon Wlu
pFonao.s ~ ~ .s.n ~'.u ~ ~ 9M ee,1,ua nIaeo
=. .ne 80, 49," a1 .'ss.,as sns M,.s tha-r5
vulc sao aolm 1u1t'oa "ltu VIC o.uss ooo5'
ny .as ,,p mo.s~en ae % An.n... na 1 ha s's Ivy
ao ~ aoe.'y n, " 1osu nNn " 1 1ssA ~ ~
oeo's,A eenuA, 1o a.t' ~ ' aa
ano ~, t.acn n'asu aa.a,- aoltn ~ ~. aa.
enes.aAa -. - Mo's tany, a"1 = ~. aasa
soao.,u a."..a - 10y - ~. s ~ aan
s"sa,,s eo'a. o - te.a.ae - 10 ~ '-- ~.'
~ So p.ss'sa.5 49, Mss.ss.. ~ ~. ot., t...,,
~ 49,. -. - sa~o., - ~. - a~.m1tsa,, -
49, sas '.e 49, aoass,,nts,o ~ ~ a~s,.rts T.,
order to secure force to meet Sherman,
To,o,~.o .o,,1,to nor,,nrn,oo+;or v.a c,or, f-,r,
'apu. eoe wv s'oA """ opIu Ito1u
.'.e ."~4'. -" ~ -. .-s..,a- ~ ot,a
oooo'' ~ III ues1ue.4o ~ snsl'nau. =.
nhAA1pssssA1loS'> n:
Inc He'@a says !. uas news 'na' ener'aan
"l4 mee' Ut nnsuata 'ae uo'e.no's ~ acos'
g1a, Alabama, Misaisaippi, North and south
Carolina, and confer with those gentlemen In
no,a4fon In tcrms m which The Rtafcs ran
-s.,,,at..o .,,o,- .ova,o, or4,ro,no. ~ .n,...
'cpuo'0Ie 41eA 'o'e'"A o'punAAses ~; 0'e'"
sion, and be once more members OF inc great
fau,{ly Of States,
,, ,d.r..... n1,.. e
ano "o"1 VI 'se0" '1o''tov veo3sesponacaE
rays rcbcl sssdfers aro reported to bo under
tho belief that Sherman is marching on Lynch.
hurr
o1ss - ~. - .,. .... IT,
ffom '.e Satac so"ee WIG Rhrn '"a1 Ing
rebels arc moving heavily bcsuTc Tetaraburg,
md l}Rt Immense quantities Of pQwdor prc
| i,nlnr l,rnnpi,t thorr fo,n ttn aotah,
~. ss.tsst 49,, t1n, ~, 1fx.S .~... T.,
s ~ Nv. tsv". .s."s, .1sN .1.:w' Hsa's
ported that Sherman Ind burned Macon and
hllIIcdgnFltlo. Tho Augusta CnroHfHf sayB:
0riflin hha boon captured by tho Yhnkuos,
md Stone Mountain burned. ehur...ap ,,arut,.
a. !. = nc,,ov acu,rc With hls t,oln, Il, IT..
. ~" "vmo" nv, "1' "''" - 81" o'.s.s;. s ~ Wv
| ecntsc' !hN t"o "!lGs VI encs"'a1ts "fa'y
un1trd At liakeF's hull. u Ia not knuwn
whethur Tho destination i1Athona Or Ration
town. Monticello and IIillsljbrb m, ra;prted
, 1864-11-27


WArnluaEux, Friday. Nor. IL,
4 r,.uaor was etrpulatsa h, TIM r!ty paIura
tefe tu.day that Attornay 0c,nrhi lsRtos hsa
rcs,E,pd, II Il wI.'lnnt foundation, l1ia las.
tur 10. New York Union nppsln9 ptobhhly
gava risc 10 tlIe report. -.
" t)nn hundred and my rshol drsertura took
t.,n oath 0f allegiance E,orn l0'l.y,,
RrnsAti0ni Rrt saarcn, nrccN'k(l (lona elsoNt
e}IanKa. In tl,a Oahinal ara growing tns'rld,
u Ii now prnttf generally eohooded 10 know.
iii anur tiae louF!i Ct ne1t March, wien Mt: +
SHl'' w,!l '1stlsrs tako liz poftiallo of llo Wa
iecnAftmapt, Tic Impression prevails that
Fetsenden III! thsn be anocevdea BY. Raht, J.,
Wsiker. Chase will ho rendered tho CHIEF.
just!cvahiP, much pslaveF To thu contrary
notwithstanding. OF tho
Nav YoRx, Friday, Nov. S;:-lho Q'm7asF.
c{ars Washington special aaya that no rel!anca
placed hs!s T. hs q s1%eFi nc q pssse hn'sgs.s
ta1 ta%''11 11e;sq!1nph b yesterday,
" Trhe Toa's Washington apeolal says An,
Fesscpden will recommend to Congraaa m N.
oresse IN taxes, but tho details aEo not yet
''iti Il iss been suggested to the Secretary to
mt a new currency loan on tho market pay.
inr interest At ten per ccnt. he M u, however,
ayerso to paying moro than 4!O, Wax
| NEW YoRK, Nov, M:-,-lhe Ae!ga1 e " III 1sn'
special says 1t u " EPp25.s a%Y ha1. @
% Wisnns' Fsitfs1 County, W. has eecn rcoc
cupied by our troops, offering protecton Y
the Inhabitants aud enabling refugees 70 10
| turn.
, 1864-11-27
THE WAR FOR THE
UNION.
THE MOVEMENTS OF
: SHERMAN'S COLUMNS.
FULL AND IMPORTANT
REBEL FACTS AND j.
RUM0RS.
Run1Ored Capture
Of Macon. and
Augusta.
Burning Of Governor Browns
Residence.
Flight Of the Legisla-
>ture.
BEAuREeARD's DISPATCH TO
the aEDRalAN8.
| Alarm and Confusion SDread-
| ing in Dixie.
Later. from Europc---lmportant
Foreign News.
What Ga1ibaldi Says Of
Our Struggle.
From indianapolis, st. Louis and
6pringQeld.
Important from Cairo and Below:
| KsnnR9 NYEERA II 4 A1tc5 nFAnNTF tH
Alarm and Confusion Suroad-
ing in Dixie.
Later. from Europc---lmportant
Foreign News.
What Ga1dbaldi Says Of
Our Struggle.
From Indianapolis, st. Louis and
Springfield.
FROM SIIERMAN'S MARCH IN
TO GEORGIA,

,v..n,.a-.. v.,,.. w.. ..
"As"""1oH' F""ay, NoF' w.
a.,
4"e"h'"hA yss'e'u"5' s""t fe'lHrt Pso1alioa
lftsro That ,6hurtttaii ca1llnret1 Manoli last
rhn wircs .vorn mi Int twast, Afs.on
..S An.n.t. n,,n rn,,a,. an I'm .,,,.,,avtn. NJ s.a,.
Il, t,,.,v ,u.,.. il, .A,.,, a,..,s"sa,. ID:
lVafls It'll she'F (alHer t0 oltuek bfieFlah'a &as
'a'iee' III" ~ eoah'l''ea " "ee'''s''' III 'ae
Richmond pAl,afA,
1t~HTams Nonaos. Novauahsr 04.,wrha
.,as''ass .,,.nt," sna nj .n st"na .,sssd H.
"a mt'a h.,t.n ',.,.s,... ~, ,
HAl HAL l+Ie NAftM HAA 4AllHlFlB HHeH s|9
left. Tia p4phHnRh Df DFiaapaY9 was Q0fnr
~, rssn 1.ntoin 1.mrv sara thot tm.i hsh,raa
lte left lheTp Il WA Fepoftea that Macon and
M||apdgavtlse were hHNea, The Legislature
was In session At Mii,edguylle, hut wRs dts
solved and tho members had ec#ttaroa In every
alTpetian.
tue tal|oWlng u Mkoh Fom @Ae 6aVahaaA
Ae7fe1e*'eah ol We wv thst, i
"A*Ms1*'Ts nae.a ~ sHss4u, % ~. s.,x. "a
To ths Itopls II Gtorolai
Arise toE TUG aeisnee 2! yep9 mst.va a ao nsty
djets. bhstr,ct nnd destroy Ill tho roads IN shsr.
mans tanks sna rear md h.s army VII soon
IN IN 20 soao ornrrntun provSdsneo an scesss
will soon crown jour ofarts. hasten to Join you
IN the defence Of your homee aaa es1ass;
,"nnrsz ~ r,p opoua,, nrtpa.Trs
n,cusorn Eov. 10.
III fh- Ieop1t Of Gfergta:
W. hare hsd ~ m'n II ehs t
ssesre You that lhcy have done and are stiIl doing
all that can be done to meet the emergency tha1
nresses aIon 1Tos hotses catte and n nrovis1on.
, 1864-11-27

Tie publishers OF this new MaGaztne otter their
thanks to thereading public FOR the support which they
have 70 lIberay extended 10 them. VrTy few Ahga-
ziuce have hccp abc in their second ycaF to boast Of
70 larke circulation ~ that which TIE I4ADY'S
FRIEND has now atai!ned. Referring to tue mum.
be1s already published indicative Of s character
We may briefly say that It will continue to he devoted
10 CHOICE LITERATURE aud tue ILLUSTRATION
OFTHE FASHIONS. II will contain the latest patterns
Of C1oaks. Caps, noancts Head Dresses. Fancy Work.
Eubrotdery &C., With Receipts. Music. and other mat
te1s interesting to ladses.
THE LADY's FRIEND will be edited By Mrs
HENRY PETERSON, who will rely upon tho services
In the Literary Department Of the following
, 1864-11-27

4 SEWlNH MAC111NG FhGM1u U III.
.wc will give one Of wnEELER WILSON'S cxI5.
uKA7En sKwrx1 MAC1tNK*-thc regular price ot which
Is FiFTY.rIVE nOLtA1iS-on tho following -
l. Twenty COZ les and the Sewing Machine, ....s :o9
j. FVrtJ copies and Tic Sewing MAchine...... 1ooeo
r. In tlo orrt Of tho Abovo Clubs. \ !aty can Ret
txrntr Futfcrbcrs the regular price Of corr.
enG then. hy FenGnf on lhw~a :mhAcf1ptl9na. haa
1vKFTr putLAFs IN ApptTluH. .tn Ect 4, Msoht1o
t}at Tie cannot bnr anIwhrre fof lcss s!an Fnynre
cisetf II ihr arte thrtT sueectthets and ecrrnty.
vn tta11 1hn wilt hAvc 10 add unly THY toLtAne 70
the amount. willis shn tess Fp!t1 n tho
frguiaf nflcf khr will ret hrt Machlhr fOE hGtnR.
1tr Machine win bf arlrctr nrw At ttr nannthctnrt
in NJ y0fX. ae sh forwarded ffre nt oost. Writ
x e q Tn49 XTF91
Tt&s. 6a1 sa: src ts een,* . her fct test
xelEkMHx9 *es*ly E*pgs Titf eArVEt,Ax s MvhH
csSsi t:s e. Sa1 nv y
W ysS; t:Sts: 9 'ssr' ES
Sss s ssr3t; a.; s:s INV VI IL Ill gas
'''~' .nEAt,NH n EGTRksI1Mi.tasSA{:sn,. RsI1i. asSA{:sn,..
IT, spEc!aiNN n l'&lR!ts wtll b. asnl g i6.s d:
attnus al getting up CnA OF TIN Hsklsf ~ SlSEs&a
hhuA Vt6t.ItIAW
, 1864-11-27
FROM BALT1MORE,

BALTIMORE, Friday, Nor: s5;-Thc asc Of
MIS-. Sarah Uutchlns, Who has boon cosytctei
By Z Military Commission Of sending .rms to
Harry Gilmore, and sentenced to fire years
imprisonment, attracts much attention hero.
and strong effort Is being made 70 pncuc q
mitigation of hes pun155htppe9eov tpe oval laaay the
Baltimore earnestly protest against anf lenE
ency being shoWn 10 Mrs. Hutchfns, colsldcr.
ing that tho social position Of the ladyshould
not shield her from the full measure Of her
was extending enconIagems9t 70 sue1 pub
lie enemy, freebooter and highwngnaa as GIL
more, It is . double ohenseM,.san otenso not
Hy figoroas s and 'e condien punishms6t, such % as
vii deter many others 81 her seI in this city
and State from like otlenses' who sedm to re-
gard expressions Of sympathy With public
enemy as an innocent xs,astime.
, 1864-11-27
CAIkIRALDT.

"Woe to the world If the North docs not
come out yictorious,' Thus speaks the valiant
liberty loving Garibaldi, who never knew q
heart beat In sympathy with human oppress-
ion. Some ncaking libellcr Ind told 1t Of
him, That he favored the cause Of the rebels.
those men stcaIers aud women whiprers Of |
the South. The partisan Of Italian freedom |
sends hack note that rings like the blast Of
n buClc, his Indignant dcnlnl Of an aspersion,
x,1yinp the lie to his whole life. This response
in It's moral worth, is priceless enough to
atone for the ofcnsc OF tho scrtbblcr who
called It out. The cur has barked at the door
of the lion, and 10, Leo hath appeared. Gar
iba1dt stands as the exemplar Of tho oppressed
of the old world. His voice Is their voice.
Els answcr is loud and clear, Is ehorosscd By
the groan Of oppressed millions. AL eyes ore
turning this way. Monarchs and people; the
dcspot and the distressed the whole world
Ia q brcath1ess spectator OF our quarrel.
There was speck Of war In Europe. What
moral question did the possession Of few.
Inches more Of duchy Involve. 1t was hustled
to one side a{tcra struggle Of so little maggni-
.tude, that one OF our monster campaigns
could cut up into dozen such: But our con-
1lict is weighted with ynst results to aH hn-
man kind. "Woe to the world" ,criea Carl
1aldi warningly, "if the North docs not come
mt victorious" As In that elder day, whcn
ali Rome 'sat silent while some ill.fatcd glad
fstor met his unimpedcd doom, 80 In the e1~
tremity Of our enemy, an extremity that Is
near and remedlless If we are true, there will
come from the watxhing natlpns no signal o.
sympathy with The. Shareholders revolt.
ruTCACn-
, 1864-11-27

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, 1864-11-27

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rr ;parct to sell stock give aHy Information In ref
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TX7E ARE ADVANCING UPON
w Flour, Grain, proslslons, and Produce zen.
etsI shippst ~ fos sa1e TO BE- iorya6ast q 70 be
Commtaiou Acrchantf. 10 Bonth Wstsr stseit
, 1864-11-27

New YoRK, Friday, Eor: s5.-By The steam
er Grenada We hayeNeW Orleans dates to the
10Th. She was detained at Fort Philsp to take
dispatches received hJ telegraph from Gen.
Official returns eiett Mr.. Brooks to Con.
ere&s by Lac majority.
, 1864-11-27

A NTIQU ARIAN BOOK
IL 8T0RE-Dlrlnes, Fny,lc!aas, lawyer, Stu:
Atnta Scholar and Private Gentlemen. dfstreus q!
adding t9 their Libraries RARE AND VALUABLE Old
Engh BoOks, Are INVITED 10 inspect tho etock At tho
printing Ofnco os ISAAC 4. PO014 Il 7Cl.fk street,
Chicago. noa&W9lf2tek
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rHn rIFrIN MARKET.


coauAcrsp wrHxlY sY s u SNrArH.
1iSFiN, September 10. le6i.
FLOUR--Sg 5n@l0 Oh
WuEAT-Fiun at 81 %.
CORN-Fmm at 81 10 for shcllCt from
teams
OATS Firm at Coz from teams.
WOOL--Scl.ing al 956lO0c.
sEED--ClovcrS 81 o.. Timothy 81 %.
FLAX SEED--s' 60 per bushcl.
RIE--Sl ~ per bushe,
CANDLES-S,c,rinc 25c, tallow leo lSc'
SOAR Getman -, Commou &c.
TALLoW--l2@ll,, Grease @9c.
POrATOES--s0c@Sl
PORK-Prr bbl SSs 00@40 90.
WHlSKY--Common pet gallon 81 10
Rye 80 80.
dAMS--lstd zoe.
HlDES--Grccn Sr, dry loo
CALF SKiNS-Sl IS, Kip skins So Oo,
SHEEP rELTS-frcsh o5c9S3 40,
BbESw AN-l5c per pound
BUTTER -S2@35c per pound.
EGGS--l5c per dozen.
LARD-Kegs. tGc,
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Critical Noticss of he Press.

Its fresh leaves, its clear type, its entertaining
yHeiy its severe but lusi criticisms HpOn the foies
OF the times, it, elegantly NTiten and insuueuVe
articles, and It's sble correspondence all combine TO
nuke IL The msdel newspaper Of our county, and
one that every family must prize. Its condensed
weeA ly summary Of fOREtoS AND DOMESTIC lSrEL.
LIGRSCE Is altogether. superior to that contained n
any other iOurnal. Hsing published. 100, IN form
Tor prsservation and binding " taken care Of 1t
deserves to be, II will b. found in future year
welcome a compnnion for The family aAd fresids as
the day on which II was first peTused.-New YoTk
Evening Post
We would no, 70 often call attention to HARPRR's
WEEKAy Il we were not well satisfied that II is the
best Family Ps1eT published in the United States,
and for that reason, mad that alone, desire 10 see
IL undermine and root out certain kind Of litefa-
tuTe 100 prevalent. which blunts the morals OF It's
readers vaes their taste for sensible reading, and
l. already bad Ia ~ effeets.--New London Advert
ser.
WhereYsr we gO--in Tail.esu and steamboats, -
hnd il seized with eagsrness, beeatse Of its spT.
tied sketches Of passing events We all like 10 look
The faces OF menwe have real Of and at shps and
fuus that have i9u ured in ths bloody scenes Of
or all su1h men aud places, and events, this paReT
uTaishss the best illusratiOns Our iutgIe histoT.
sns will enrich ,hemis Ives out Of RPGRs WsEKLY
long afer writers. aud piin'ers and pnbi she's are
tarnsd 90 dEsl.-ssv York ErangeliH,
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LIYE STOCY.

proyu, apa Farpar viii hpd "a, res, Alsass
tagsous route for Live Stock. csp,eiausysih. weli
bs. opened on this line and Is = nasi as ~
ever stteutioa A paid 70 thsitwsa,s F,es3 3ns6l.
a. ssinr and rs'tirr ara ~ u s,,. 7. ~ ~
Pni it.ADELPliiA. NEW YORK Ne4 kAlT{af0EF
" RKFrs. This wip also be cnisd Tie 81 osisr
qai kssi, snl ms, disse, reets ~ liosal 10 Nv
thar any othsf. rf3I FifIII
lNoSH LEWIS. Gen. supt hsopa. r..
9, I. hut,rr Gen, T,okst Aiiap Phit lslthis
u. HuIisroN, Gen, Pei, ,hl Arsnt. ffit ft.
yshlsfy II, 1874 I4t1H lS--tf.yI
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nrToRiAs' We have us-d for The past year, your
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HAaFsRs WE,KLr "a sleotTotypsd, ami Back Sum.
beTs can be bao at ank fas.
Vols. u, III, ", Y, VI and vi, for the Year,
ia57 20 ise3 Inclusive. .of "HAhPER- WEkkLf,"
hn ndsomeb bound In Cloth extra, nee 90 90 saehi
srs naw resdy. The postage apon hARPER's WrEK'
LY when pad In adv ace a. the office where u 4.
ressiyed, Is Twehty Cents wear.
n nARPkk& BkorHERS,
Rranklin squire, New Yo's.
september s, 1854
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SLEEPING CARS h
on night trainste
philad'a, New York & Baltimore
Baggage checked through and transfer.d IRE.
FREIGHTS.

By this route Freights OF all descriptions can be
iofvardsd TO and from Philsdslphia. New York
Boston or Baltimore, to and from any point on the
Rail Roads Of Ohio, kentaeky, Jnalana. Iuinols
Wisconsin, Iowa or Nissonri, by Rail Road direct.
The Pennsylvania CsniINl Rsif Road also conuects
nj Pittsburgh With Steamsr1, hy which g God, oaf be
for rsnlsd to any port on the Ohio Muskn gum Ken,
lucky, Tsnnssses, Cumberland, Illineis, kississpp.
Wisconsin, Missouri, kapsas, Arkansas and Red
Rivenj and at Cleveland, Sandusky and Chiesrc
with steAmers to all Ports o. hs North ,WssisrA
Lakes.
Nerchsnts snd shippers en,rusiin, tAs Transports.
lion Of their Freight TO this Company, can rely with
conhdsneH on its speedy irsnsie
THE RATES OF FREIGHT TO ard from any
point IN the Wss., BY the Pennsylvania Genital
Rail Road, srs ~ all times as fsvofsbls a. arc
chsrgsd BY other Rail Road Ccmpaniss.
t1-Bs psHis.lsr to maik Psekssss" wa Pr~'s
fer Freight Cpn,rasis o, shipping Direction. an.
ply 20 or address si,hsr Of the following AGENT 81
D. A.sTEwARr, Freight Agent. Pit,.bs,,A )
CLARKE n CO., Iransier Aseats, P,ttshusrh.
u. W. BROWN Gu. Cfucfnnsti ohi9 VI
II. g. MEDIUM & CO, Nahscn. Indiann. n
y. 4. MOORE, Louisville. .keutuokv.
w. ~ AIkNAN, Evsnsvills, fne. ffisiFit A
Y. F. SASS. - L0nis. Missoun
CLARLE a co Chicago, flhnoi.t ~ =
J. ~. Mocof.M, Portsmouth, o.. t.tr1
J, NJ. LOVE, Maysyills, Ky.
HALL \ CO., Marietta, q. ftflI fttf'1.
Il. AYREs, M,sunsnm River w.
w H.& Ell. LANGLEY, csllipoiis, o. 'aift
H s. PIERCE 4 CO., zannsyilie, "a ~.
N, ~ HUpSnN. Ripey, q.
n. O. NkLnuM. Sssaaisi Travslids Aeenlti
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Reeves, Amhrosia

Contains the celebrated Maeeassn oil. Renders
the hair soft, sliek and permanently glossy. Nolh.
ing slutl' this oil a. a dfss'ng.
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Contains Rosemary FloSsu, NoaTishes lbe roots
Of the hair aud gives impulse 10 It's gTowtb--is a
delightful Ingr5disn..
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FOUR DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
FROM
Pittsburgh to Philadelphia
%
THREE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
FROM
Pittsburgh to New York
THREE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
FROM
Pittsburgh to baltimore!
--O---
TRAINS LEAVE as EOIInNc
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS s.

FAST MAit--Leayes Piu,burgh at 800 A. NJ. =,
arrives at Altoona for breakfast 750 A. M,
reaches Harrisburg at .05 7. NJ. and Philadslphis
BALTIMORE PASS HGERs By this train leave
haui,bgrs q, 20 r. NJ. and arrive In Baltimore
ats 54O =. NJ .--7-''
NEw YORK PASSENGERS BY This ,rain leave
Philadelphia N 6.45 ?. NJ. and arrive In Ns,,
NVrk at 1000 z. NJ. - -
THROUGH ACCOMMODATION Stopping At ali
Sta'ions--Leaves Pittsburgh At 500 A. n. ~.
rives At Altoona Tor dinner a. n.25 A NJ,
reaches Harrisburg al $40 p. NJ, and fhhsast.
phia at Ills M.
THROUGH EXPREss-Lesves Pittsburgh At 4 a
y. NJ. arrives az Altoona for supper al $40 p
~, rsSehss Harrisburg at 9 30 A M. aud Phila.
BALTIMORE "a ssENGERs by this train leave
Harrisburg At $50 A. NJ. EDd arrive in Bsltmors
A,7 4 ".
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by ,hi. train lsay.
PlnlsdsPh,a AT A. Nj. and arrive In New York
FAST LINE-Lesves Piusbu!sh 1t as p, M. ar.
riyes NJ Altoona at LIS A. NJ. Tsasbss Hayris-
burg at SIS N, and Lancaster for bfeakfast At
e5 A NJ, striving in Philadelpha At fO33 A. n
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leave
llarr shnrg at 2 on A. N. and amys hi Baltimore
a. 1850 a. n.
NEW YORK PASS ENGERs BY this truin have
choice Of routes. A sleeping ,ar nuns thyoogbi
from Piusbnfuh 10 New Work, without rhanse.
via. Harrisburg sud Allentown, arriving in New
YORK ~ I,i5 y. -, Nv way OF Philadslnhia, pass
sngsn reach New York at e.i5 p. N.
Tickets fav sale 10 Bos on bv boat or rail, Rear
tickets good on any Of the sound Llaes. Fare to .H
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Reeves Ambrosia

Is genu ne ant relisble preparation. Boy d, ~
Il. asdbs convinced, Price, DO ,sa,s.
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A NEW THNa UNDER THE SUN.

A NEW THING UNDER THE SUN.
In its eiieot-inHNntaneops.
u it, coloriLg powcr--matchless.
IN It's ingtelirnts-vcgetablc,
IN it, oper,uun--na,utal
In its 5eauugins trsai,s-epdudng.
In It's tendency y--rtssctveuVc.
In IT. popularity -uncqualled.
CRIsTADOR0s HAIR DYE
Is pronounced both by the woRLp ~ sclENcr an,
the WoELp oF fAsHioS, the finest preparation eve
iasentrd by atto roetN the short uomings OF Mature
Manufactured only by }, CuR,srApoRo, No. q, AIor
llou'e, New Work. sold by all druggists. Applied
by al hNif lressets. NAV ~, isGi 33ml
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Reeves Ambrosia

Contains Southern Wood. Prevents the hair from
tanning prsmstuTely gray. Restores gray hair.