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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
NOTICE. 70 CONTRACTORS,
Proposals. for .BuildinR Bridgo and
s1I|3M v 7 Abtttmentsl w Ky
coxsnSosrss osucr, Br1soSr coysr,

sr. CLAInsytLLH, March 18th, 1894.
GEhLE9 rRoPosAi-eswittbe Be rsrelv thiso0se,
y until noon on the 2d day OF May next for building
an IRON BRIDGE over Wheeling Creek, betwess
Brdgepor and krkwood, on the site Of the present
bridge. II M .lil4 -
span from 10 70 100 feet; ID ben iess, 10 feet wide,
and Of sufficient capacity TO be safe and durable.
Each bad mus, be secosnpanicry by a. c0nplsis Tasn
and specification with esuna,ed capacity spd, dursbil.
ivy, and inclnde the price OF all maerisls, labor and
painting necessaryto R1sh and complete the bridge so
that II the plan and alton Of bidder shslbe
accepted, there win be no add nal cost TO the coany
unless the plan aud spec chcaio shall be Altered, .
Proposals will also be received at the same time snd
place, for building STONE ABUThiENIS, and making
the necessary excavation Said Abutnenis 70 be built
OF first class sand Mason work and size Of stone
n be similar 10 that IN the centre pier under me present
bridge nj that place Also. wing walls each side OF
,he creeks necessary to make an easy ascent TO the
Bids forthe sbovs work to be by ,le perch The Com.
mssoncrs reservng the right rejec, n the plans and
bids the adoption Of any Of the plans II they
shall thnk to the interest Of the county the rgh, to
advertise for bids said plsn whou, revealing
the bid Of the party whose plan has been adopted.
CTfI[El ci.islIsr ceiessE@f cSmSi:sisa.r, J, SiAax,
Ia March a. HsOi.yoW . ..I. go .r4t no .fu.s4 -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31

THE people Of Louisiana have paid sl.-
600, 900 in revenue taxes under.the United
States excise laws. In nine mouths $625, 200
was paid TO the former collector, and the
present collector has received $e60,000 in
three months. During the year So, 900 Of
revenue stamps have beensold. That portion
Of the State that is within our lines seems,
therefore, to be doing something for the
Union. -, ...a,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
UNION STATE CONVENTION.
srAr. uNos cs,raAl coxMrTrr Roox,,

STATE CSoS CxsTRAL CoNMrTIEr Rooxs
CoLvMBus, o., March ~, l9si4 (
The undersigned, representing tile Union organiz zation
In tue state OF Ohio hereby invite all qualified voters
OF the Stats who desire te unconditional maintenance
of the Union, the supremacy OF the Constitution aid
the complete suppression of the existing Rebellion with
the thereof by vigorous and all apt and Elf
cient means, to send delegates to Convention to us
semble at
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31

WAsHINToN dispatches state that Col.
Wolford's dishonorable dismissal from the
service for his reasonable speech at Lex
iugton, has been revoked This was done a,
the request of Con Grant
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31

GEN RosEonANs has suppressed the
circulation, in his Department, Of the New
York Metropolitan Record, Copperheud
Catholic paper. As the General is himself
. Catholic. the act is the more significant.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
The Ohio Senate has passed bill pro.
hibiting the marriage of Grst cousins.

THE California Union Convention has
adopted resolutions ndorsing Mr. Lincoln
as its first choice for the next Presidential
term.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31

A WOMAN presented herself vt tho Central
Police Station, Of Chicago. the other day,
and complained that, though she had two
husbands in the army, she could get no
relief from either the county or city war
committee. esi tl. 10t
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31

LAsz ANDERSON, Of Cinciunaii, sends to
the East Tennessee refugee fund bsquest
olive hundred dollars from the late Nicholas
Longworth,, and add. thereto agift oftwo
hundred and dfty dollars on biz oWn account.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31

Hon. OWEN LovEJoY, member Of Con-
gress from Illinois, died on Saturday at
Brooklyn. N. Y. He had been i'll for several
woeks.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
A Copperhead Senator In Appro.
'''s" PIRATE business, 'a'
The Parkersburg Gasette SAYS;

fHo fUNo'sUuFt VssettV saysi
We did not know last week for what John
8. Garlic oane here and Was 20 siiil about,
on Sunday week. Wsknow now, he had
mula,to woman aud child hsrs--ths lat
.sr 2. be own, He took them with him on
see0fy moraanxs 5.lb li,i flsssb toa .iig 4
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
FRANKLIN COLLEGE.

fTNHE sUMaIER TERM OF this well known Instu-
First Mon day of May, 1904
and continue tive months. -. g.,. d, a., ,i,., ~
The College Buildings undergoing repairs, and
will be thoroughly refited before the beginning Of next
Session
The vacancy in the Mathematical Department has
been recently filled. and we confidently believe that
SilHients. = q , ~ ~ .As
T~Sepd for Circular, .-.--...
BY onler OF Board. JAMES DAY, Soc.
New Afhss. o. March 4, isa4!1 20 X mrietr
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FOR.SAEE.

A LOT oF'IIAND, nearly Adjoinns % the towns o.
"a kirkwood ard Bridgeport, containing IL acres
Wilhln which is 10 acres OF bi,uIninous coal
ris x sfT@ 81 AtasOA .tsso S'< &
lot IN Krtwoed with lwe-slosy Brick House, with
four rooms ihefeini
~ ~ Z @.isOt AND
10, In Mar,lnsyills with ,yp s,oy Brick. iw slI
Toomsl thereon
All Of winch willing 10 sell low, on the following
tems viz OF the pufchas~ money IN hand; in one
year and IN two years theFeaier with interest on the
delerted pay ytsrnls, :. \. -. ,ll.- DAVID ALLHN.
K,tkweod, March 81, 1sot.ims
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31

p sEyrpAL. Union soldiers, who have ss-
sapsd fre,p Rebel prisons At nanyille, Va.
sihls, Three ttsaassd more ass MA .ebs ss
easasW W. "a 10 eslioa as y slTsH ,
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Notice in Partition.
~ John Sbepherd, demundantg * !


,a5Tinlsha sesphs5al es'asaa.s,s ar
Elizabeth Shephard Edward Shepherd. William Shep-
herd, Mary Ann Dawson Jacob Shepherd, Thomas
ShefAsrds fsase she ephsfd, Nancy McAvoy and Will
liam McAvoy her husband, Clarssa Harin and Thos.
Harin her husband, and Richard Shepherd, defend
ants
,pHE ,sboys named delsndspp viii take notice that
u petition $as nd asshF thsR ~ ,ss 2is, day Of
March fet4A the CkrkS Office of.said Coar, BY the
said John Shepherd apd now pending wherein ihe
said John Shepherd demands psriiionol The olio
derc1bed real eslais, situated ia sAid County -,
Tbs Southeast quarter OF See. f2, Up J. n. 4 con
taaipg 16Ot acres, less.
- Tetvesi halt Of the Noftheasi qnssss of SEES H.
TIP 8, n 4. conisining 10 acres. more erlesl
4 o. Pasts The East half ot tie Northwest quarter Of
Ssaass .na @ Ss decd s1ins ie Ssss SsS,Ss ic
lsoa and recorded in Vol VI page PSI Of the records Of
eeds In said county, particularly described IN said Pc
lon and The records therein referred containing
20 seree, more or ess: ~ 4 SIZE Ia ~. ana .sst
Said three tracts being the same premises of which
Thomas Shepherd late of said County OF Belmont died
sezed aud containing IN the aggregate 2sSi acres
or less.
Al the next term Of said Court application will bs
madsby tbessed dsmsadaAi for All order that partition
per order may be suhorlzed By dc s,a.ee provided
Tor such cases --t~s JOHN SHEPHERD
D; o. cowHS Any for dsmandeilts D r
Mtrh 3,1Pt -VW ~ "a NNUtDktl
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Photograph Albums!'

ss;i'.S Z: q sss.:.s is .:s ::.,
|1c'S ~ - 4 -S,ssf, - 'sis,i ssivosr.s Ifs.T
Is ssasegl1 shsf sas yrtii i,ais al sSsssss j. /
y ir4W " h.ss
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31
Valuable Mill Property
F~IDKW ~AM
fheS Steam HslEIng &SaxMiIs,

Situated at GleAsse staten, ON ths Csn..
'trsf Ohio N. H., BsiM0nt es., olSo,
RE Offered fof sss, with 10 ACRES OF SCOAI,
IA PRIVILEGE eeanected with ,hs Hiiss THE cesl
ts OF good quality. and 10 delivered tothe eakhis with
out hauling Wheat and Fout-by ARsilsoszi e1nspor-
Sy "a 'S"ssysd %seSs Y AID e~'hs ah misunderstanding
sqAs fiSasns Mhl has two run OF French Basrs.t6r.t
qualify one run OF Laurel Hill choppers with apparatus
attached r grinding corn in The ear and two frsLcass
Smut Mschines The whois rig being complete for
mabaiacprn& hopr IN spsed, sBd of ths bssi qualify.
Saw Mill.
We San make oas,sras iasss my .slssn,p purchaser,
as 10 time
iSSTSsss . taas esEl ne ssirrfBsts IA
, = - .'--s'-.--.'-.ssTss7STTFf7f3sr~- -
IK yss van; ..,.Iaas Z ~ "a a j 3: = fWt1ts
I ~ s@t ~ =. =. .FTIsr ~ sssE II s;ssas
.oIsxcs .ssI1IysREx..Ta. sr.,
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EgEN "A I a.-:'., e /.
INSURANCE COMPANY,
'e'" HARTFORD. CONN, q
Net Assets, january ], 1894,
$4,000, 1859 &c.
Losses Paid, sle, ,ooo, 900.

The greet public service, pronapsness
pany. strongly reeomnasnd q 90 those
needing tnsuranee.i 81 -s.lxfai ElliL
DAVID ALLEN, Agent,
mr2l-ims i,l,iD0rPORr, 4, Beiiaoni Co. OHIO.
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w. DENNISUN, Chairman,
J J. IANkEY, Sec and Tr.
q. NOLNEY DORSEY,
SAMUEL GALLOWAY,
]. J. ALLEN,
&. n. ObDS,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1864-03-31

b SO. ,I..ss lasgelE yIIaal q, le
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-01-16

ron, which mankind suffer over larpc ~. :.
he globe, Is tho consequences Of disess,l -.
y the system, indeed BY the poisonous n;,~s =
vegetable deciv. This exhalation i evcivsS =
he. action Of solar heat on ctsols a ti.Is:2
ne wafcfy sspor from Il. While Ike I'M n ~ ~
he horizon this vapos fingers near the esrtsss~
ace, and the virus il taken with it thu...s n
lungs into the ki0,a, Thepek acts ~ s,s..: :ae
POISON m she internst cr,ss-s
II the body. The liver becomes tsrpid and S;s' =
sccrcte not oniy this virus but also the be ~
the blo,d- Bath the virus and IL bile accumul,,s
in the circulation. and produce violent co,ss;.,
,ional disorder The spleen. sic kdneys. and ~
stonach sympalhisc with the liver, and 49,
lisoracrcd also. Finaliy. the instinct Of On -.
sanisn, as il in an Attempt TO expcl the uox;o,1
infusi,n concentrates the wlolc blood Of the 80
in the internal cxcrctories t,force them n en-
rst The Hood leaves the surface, md ruuses -
he central organs with c0ngcstive yioience m:
; the ca,.L. But in this es5rt tails. ThSn ~
.sEyEa io!soss, in which tl,e,bIsod lsasesS1e ~:
trail organs and rushes to the surface, as n r,
,nosher cF'rt to expel INC initiating poison frjS
hat other great excrctoy 1.-The skin. In IL
slso il fails, and the system abanlons The aitrrs
.xhau,tesl, and waits for the recoscry Of ssrspess
% repea. the hopeless effort another dsy fhes.
re the cts or p1rnxysns Of fKvEx avn Aerr,
zach constitutional disorder will Of cour,c under.
nine the health IL it IS not removed. - " y
We hive lahored TO ind. and hasa ieunl. ..
A. T.
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To All Who Use a Pen.
-
"A GOOD GOLD PEN


Is always ready and ieliable, and. if adapted 10
the hand, makes writing pleasure, not n task
The beginner makes more rapid progress with
Gold Pen Than with any other, because the
same pressure always produces the same result
and the proficient is better satisfied with his la
Dor. because OF the uniformity Of his writing,
and the ease by which il is produced.
IN MAKING NEW PENS.
the subscriber uses no solder The gold at the
point Is brought 20 a state OF fusion, when The
point Silks into il, and the two become as one
metal, entirely impervious 10 The act on of the
ACIDS in inks. This can be done in making new
pens, because the gold is more than three times
as thick il is after the pen is rolled TO the pro-?
er ihinncss OF the finished state.
WHEN PINS ARE REPoiSTED
a solder must be used VIII ch will melt sooner
Than the gold oi which the pen is made, other.
wise the points will eui into a g!obular FORM
by is prJce the temper Is taken out of the NIB
;;..e sure process o. coirosion On these accounts
and knowing ir u lsrs ex.eTienee that repoint
ed pens eau rarely give satisfaction, The subsoib.
ermust losi!iyely Refuse 10 Repoini Gold Pens.
RETURN THE PEN
within ten days otter lis reception, If stamped
"a Norton and not adapted 10 your hand sta
ting in what respect i; might be improved, as i
will be the best guide In ,leciing one tina, g
State at what angle yen hold the pen on the pa.
per, and whether -quarely or lean ne To the nigh,
OF lett. Thee points, briefly and clenr.y sta, ed
will greatly as>its in making a selection for you
Any ore sending n single letter POS; stamp
will receive circular with facsimile cngray.
ings Of all the size and prices.
Address, A. MORTON,
li3 p Maiden Lane, New York.
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Photographic Albums.

Of these We manufacture q great variety. ran.
gins in price from 50 csnis 10 $50 each.
Our ALBUMS have the reputation of bcino
supenor in beauty aud durability TO any others
The smaller kind, can be sent safely by mail q,
postage OF Fix cents per ounce.
The more expensive can be sent BY express.
Ne aisl keen n lnan. s.,.4,rtr,,.,.. "a -,
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FREIGHTS

16uSu D.
by this route Frighis Of all descriptions can
be forwarded TO and from Phi adeiphia, New
York, Bosom or baltimore. 10 and from any
point on tie Railroads OF Ohio, Kentucky, Indi.
ana, illinois. Wisconsin, Iowa or Missouri, BIZ
RAIL ROAD DIR CT.
Til, PeEn'a Cenirai Railroad also counec,s a,
Pii'ssurg With Steamers, by which Good. can be
forwarded Ia any port on the Ohio, Mississippi
Missouri. Kansas, aud other western rivers; aud
at Cleveland: Sandu-ky and Chicago with Stca.
mcrs tn all Ports on the North Wtsrern Lakes
Merchants aud slippers en,rusting the trans.
poraiion Of their freight to this Company, can
rely with contidence on its speedy transit
The Rates OF Freight 10 and from
any point in The West hy the Pa Central 4. r..
are al oil times as EAyoRA bLg as are charged by
o.her k,ilrOod C-mpanles.
ycrBe part cuiar to mark packages VIA PEyy'a
CENTRAL X. r.
For Freighi Contracts or Shipping Direction.
apply 10 or address either oil the ful.owisg Agents
ot the Company;
d. A. STEWART, Freight Agent Pittsburgh.
CLARsE IL Co., Transfer Agens Pittsburgh
IL W. BR,wS 4 Co.. Cincinhatl, OHIO.
J. l.. Moore, Louisville, Ky.
X. r. SASS, st LOUIS Missouri
CLAEKE Co. Chicago, III
X. 4. Meldrum, General travelling Agent Ia,
the South and West. SIS
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l am bringing ont a new and ,isetui article oil
Superior French Chemical Erasive Soap
or New York City Soap, put up in box
Ernsive and Delersive Soap has, since its intro.
duc.ion To the American public been most tav.
orably known "a the
Best and Cheapest Washing Soap
In Market Recent discos cries tknora osiy 10
tie nlaaufaetarerJ enable me to produce an nrri.
clio possessing chemical ''DErEIsiSE AND ERA
sivE qta'i'ies Jar snicrior to any other Soup.
4 Challenge the World to Produce lis
Equal.
This Soap is rapidly taking the place Of oil 9TH
er soaps, wherever introduced. One pound will
go rs lar ms three pounds ot ordinary fam ly soup
But one quarter the lime and labor are required
To do the, same amount oil washing rs with the
best OF family sosp II will wash with HARD
water. Clcihes need n" boiling. and but little
rutbing with the hands. thus avoiding the weur
upon the wa-hb,aId. II does no, inure the lab.
nc; an the contrary, il preserves it, aud fixes the
olors. II will remove paint, grease, or Stains
oil all kinds. irec'icns seat IN each box f.r
making one Pound OF the above Soap irto
= Gallons OF Handsome Soft >oa D,
Send for b"x and give it q trial. II YOU do mo-,
want whole box yourself, get your ncighbors %
Join YOU, and divide II.
~ Please be particular, and give full dir, e,ions.
tor shipping the goods. A so, give tie name ol
your pot ottice with the State aud Coun,y In
winch yop reside, Address,
b. Y. pABBITT..
10 Washington street. New York.
P.S will send box OF Soap on receipt Al "a.
~ Pea-e send United States Treasury Notes
or Pos age Currency.
Is. r. BABBIrr il also the manufac' urer O: tbs
following eel, brared articles, all Of which hear
the makers name, If geuuinc; -. - !
"MEDIciSALn 'SuEAv- Wheat" aud "Cxlox'
SALERATUs: SOAR PowprR, YEAsf PowpEn,
MEDICINAL YEAST. COScENTRAT Ep PorAsH. Con.
cfNrsArEp LEY, extra SrAEcu, CREAn TAI-
TAI, SAL SODA, BAKING SODA, Asao -RooT,
Ito, ETC. l50 On
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SfEREOSroPES & STEREOSt0PIC VIEWS

Cur Catalogue Of these uiIi be sent 70 any
address on receipt VI Stamp
T.. & II +. ANTHONY.
Manufacturers OF Photographic Materials.
yoi ERcapwAY, NE~ YosK,
Frisnds OF relatives OF prominent military men
rs 10 copy. They will be z pt cs.efuily and re.
TUNED uri'jured.
Fine Albums Made to Order for Con.
purposes. with suitable in c:ipii-ns etc. l5s 6m
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Ayers Agne Cure.

.i,i:', rertral;zcs this, malaioas poison IN a.
e,i and stimulates TIE liver TO cxpcl il from M
as. AS il shouil, 50 it does, cue' thu aGi;nn5
s5sl.r with rc.t@t certainty. And IL ,e, mrr-
rrtisr Dies whit Is Of ius-e service +, thdsn -,
Get 10 dis injection. Ii taken in season. i emil.
from the sys,rn Is il il absorbed. and tiny keeos
hose wh, usr it free from its attteIss; keen H.
ystc.l 20 health alt'i,ush cxroscd . TIE ssrssr
Consequently i: NO. only circs brt protects Inn
he great v.lrictr of afcctiofis which are rduers
~ tbs Driii Snint iniiaence, snch as Remiffr,.
'cvcr. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Aen
oeri,diczl Hcii,c,r. Bilious Headache, B;lsosr
levers, Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Gout, Blindnea.
rcol:I I.lIe Il lr,che. Cst,rrh, Asthma, Pa,Dita-
ivns, Paiu:sl Af.cii,,s Of the Spleen, Hys.ssiea
Ole. p@rliy,is. ard Pa:nfil Affections Of tbe
,.,n1-i, aai S1vc.s. all Of which, whcn arisne
rom ...is Calls. viii he found to assume none a
ess IL. Intermittent tyne. This !" Asus CrRE"
EN- sves ;, c,isc these arrangements, and cusr,
h. disease.
Til, !. acconpli-hss BY Stimulating the cxerp.
'sias to cxpci :sc virus from the system; and
Lese organs i;y degrees become haliscd TO DO this
heir oil :. 0. ;,eir vwn accord Hence arises what
= terri, eesi;gnfn,ioa. Time may accomplish the
-..c 80, r.. -s--. life is not long cnougi, or IS:
.rrii ell in the attempt. while this AGUE CsRE''
ICES il AZ once, aui ai,h safety. We have great
.,,cn tn hsiie.c ti.is i strer rs well as safer
.ir-.lr OR tie wiioic class Of diseases which are
a.,,cd Ly the n,isslna:ic Infection. than auy Other
Which has ,ecn discovered: and il has sill another
:ni1,.:.ss: a,iFatr-c TO the paUi;e, which j., Las
, * ,t.e.r - 80. IL usislft.
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LIVE STOCK.

Diovc,s and Farmers will find this the most
advantageous route for Live elk Capaciou-
fsrds, well waterod and supplied with every
convenience, have been opeu-d on this line and
Il, connections and every attention is paid Ia
'hrir wants. with choice al market PhIIadel.
phia, New York or Baltimore and via Alien
10 New York. %EF 81 Er
ENOCH LEWIS, Geal Supt, Altoona. Pa.
L. I. HoCPr. GENT 1icke, A cent. PhIad's
II. IL. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Agt.. Phiia
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GREAT EASTERN ROUTE VIA
OHIO g. MISSISSIPPI
BROAD GUAGE
IL A ILR o A I'D

n liking the quickest time from St. Louis e
WI Cincinnati, Lous. Nashville and al
Eastern Cities! New York, ~ hours.
Pittsburg,s24 hours Boston, "A hours.
Wheeling, 1917 hours. PhiladeIphia. 80 hours
Cleveland. 10 hours. Baltimore. 36 hours.
Buffa.o. rs! hours. Washington. 81 hours
louisville, ia hours. Nashville. 20 hours.
From St. Louis 40 Cincinnati WITHOUT cAAN0l
or cAls. From: Cinc;nnti To Cleveland, Pitts
burg or Bellair, without change Of cars
Baggage Checked Through.
The II d st. Joe Il. r., and Keokuk packet
the North Missouri, and the Ohio i Mss--s,ppr
r. RS make close and reliable connections a
Cincinnati, without omnibus ride, with The favor
lie Roads Of IN, Wet.
The Little Miami & Columbus / Xenia, and
Cincinnati. IlamiItot 4 Dayton Rai-Roads, for
Dayton and Columbus. With the Cleveland
Columbus aud Cincinnati R.R for CleveI and
Buffalo 4 niagara Falls. The Pittsburg, Col!un'
bus 4 Cincinnati, and Fort Wayne 4 Chicago
RS for Pittsburgh and Philadelphia. The Cen
tai Ohio R.R., Tor Zanesyiile, Wheeling and Bal
utnore, Marietta 4 Cincinnati II. r.. fnr Chilli
co;he Marietta. Parkrrsburg and Baltimore. anu
with either Of the Four Great Eastern Lines for
New York or Boston.
Psssengs ~ by this rcute have the advantage Of
wide aud ,lnciou. ears, with greater liberaliiy OF
room both in seats and in ai-!es. than can ne
found on any other Railroad in the West. and the
comfort afforded by
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Foote's Patent Ventilated Cars by Day

And Foote's patent ventilated Sleeping ears b,
night.
PASSENGERS from the West Ivy The Ohio Miss.
,ssjrni RR. have the advantage those b,
ether lines IN THE CHOICE OF SEATS AMI
EERTHS, from Cinrinpati, as there are no chan
ges Of ears between Cincinnati and Cleveland
Pittsburgh or B,llsir.
Two daily ,i,roeh Express trains, Sundays Elk.
sepied.I one train Sunday evening.
Ohio & Mississippi time TEN minutes fas..I
than ST. Louis ,ue. The public ar. nrespeeiful!,
cautioned against bills advertising other route.
Waking quicker time.
Ask for tickets via Ohio & Missis-ippiR u. r.
For Information, appi, nj the Office. NJ %
directly on the corner os Fourth and Cnesnut SIS.
uater Planter House. ST. Lopi..
T LOUGH,
4, Gen'i Tickat Agent.
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r...a.. Cash .. D.,,,..y.
kT Orders respectfully solicited and
AT A BARGAIN!!.

TiiE undersigned offers for $40, Vt very Low
i figures, quarter section u Land, hrsut;ial.
" situated in oae Of the best por,ions VI Kansss
good settlement surrounds IL, aad too State
roads pass ncnr by it. There j. no better uplspl
IN The Stn,e. 900 JOHN w. DAY,
uy.3uSs. Real Estate Ag~Us,
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mrPaEx,ux on Go.p@.--The.l sub.

SERVER. who csnns chsnge hi, prices with The
inciu,,ions Of gold. without incurring sndsmose
expens. in afvs rtising the changes IL compe led
to sell his Pens ~ Old Prices. Thinking his Gus
toners entitled to the benefit Of the Premium on
Gold, rather tha, the wali-ssreet debasers Of the
best currency is country ever, haat ls nsw q. :
fers TO all remitiing the smount OF thev orders
in Gold the iail pnemium ia tsfs city IA The day
when received In this way he ho?es tqdq the
injuring himself, tor the Nosryx Pxx esnn.s DO
made without GoLD.
When Paper mcney is sent United States ID
preferred ovey q other xfsf
A. MOTION, = Maiden I.sne, N. Y.
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CASH PURCHASERS
5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!

5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!
200 Hogs'd N. o. Sugar,
2CO Bills. Loaf, Crushed and
Powdered Sugar,
100 Bbls. Clarified Sugar,
100 Boxes Havana Sugar;
200 BIS. =. II. & 20. Mo!asses'
100 Bis. Plantation do
800 Bags Rio Coffee,
100 Mats Java Coffee;
900 Kegs Assorted Nails;
500 Boxes Star Candles;
100 Boxes Mould do
10 , Pks. Mlckercl s. Herring ;
50 Coils Cordage:
10 Half BIS. S. G. Soda,
To- BxS. Babbilt's Salaratus:
81 Bxs. Yeast Powders:
300 Boxes Raisins:
100 do Manuf'd Tobacco;
::}0D Boxes Soap:
100 Half Chests Tea:
1900 BdIs. Wrapping PAPER:
0,M0 Segars.