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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-06-14
APPE AL.
FARMERS OF OHIO AND ADJACENT
.. .-. COUNTIES. -.

FARMERS OF OHIO AND ADJACENT
COUNTIES. -...l -.
We appeal to you to contribute of ,o,,
| % the relief Of the nick aud wounded SoidJsrS ~
Sas6 H'nSs nov gently demanding your SSSi't.
their farms EaTagSd and their homes Gaa
the ruthless iron heel OF war, you bHvS 80 "
tSs:y. S sPSrea, Essnks 70 kind Providence and
SleSo Sr.Worn veterans for whom We nj NJ = 49,
nme and hArfeSt have returned az usual Sitb ~,
oot gIanAries are fall and your pockets fuisr sS,I
9n you khoH thAt the brave SoldIerH 10 Ebon, ~,
owe your AL are suffering for 4 MAJ LIZ So1 y.
net they have preserved 70 you and TrndSs ~ 81
And X Si,d Let your gifts roll in ia money
sn1 ~ AInoI Tree viii Offering to thoae 10 Ehnsg
you owe your harvest homes. N'''o =" . WON w
mANUFAOTURERS, MECHANICS Ann
WORRINGaEN OF WHEELING -
Always fruitful in good works, lot NOT b,,.,
tbIS thsj1 w., hsmem6er your brave defenders IA
have NO ShopS to work in mo VorS ~ AZ H 5i
not ont your ErAtttuds 10 stngv MEASURE bu. eoSs
money aud In PRODUCTS, in labor and Ia ,kI IN
MERCHANTS OF WEBBING
In any less emergency We ,bon,d ~.
on you Your patriotic FenSros,,T u ~ 70 can
a. 1ucS ~, But iOrs0t not that tbs T.
in trSdo az O Or owe z; any note
Iour gains would not repay. Don't fsItsr Sosrs.t
Sneo more pull the clAitc band and lay ~ . Tat
,,.., LADIES!
LAttie need be said to you ; your hands A.. d.,
Eea6y. your heaIts are aiGayG 1alIi opes a1o o
S ssTSSsty calls you to your duy We Know SS
" LlslH l. D.. 7---....L 'SA
!. :. Z MINISTER'S OF TIE Gospel
Pis Up yonr noeks to be EoalOus in this HOW e,r,
tie1u Win them to emulate toe exHmnIc SAuI -
GOOD Samaritan Of old. never Va, : b-fIS OF the
oiII.a vas there more fearful retrO OPP
. Tun iafsra CHILDREN. -
save your pocket money and snend t,...r
91 os,, iSs1Sa There Il will bring you Al y 7
HotIn and heal many wound beside. 'SN al II
III, J!IizENs OF NEGGBBoRTNG TOWNS
nbStan.lSi' 's"PAthy and also something more
j, ZONE n , asalous patriot In each community ,.t
q, :. ~ stoinns' and when II Il filled with he
ooa thin9s these poor soldiers have pr,,i,-., =.
,Sr ro ut On g M and soon aIled With lssIn
|. ain - ~ p 15 eSnDolatiOnS, It shall Be roIeS
yinE and the dead. '"0 @uGled, the
8 .. FELLOW CITIZENS. ode
ns aad AZ. cone help along this bsnsyolsD. ma.
- sSe1 1'G 'G'i secure, don't forget thst
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DIR. G. 81. LEE.

-z-EIoN16ORATHISr
As removed his once 70 Mario. 60.
SSSN quincy formerly occupied by b. RtNSI
jew i7aa ,as-,e WHEELING. " = T ifSer
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1 11S ~. toWDBR-1he beat nonrigh-----.
nepSsd s1 Y. E Ne 70 ack child and highly rSooras
fsIS = ~ ~ ~ hyaieiAnS-for sale BY A''"l'-
..; 1s.,,frs - EDAUND BOOKING.
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This Festival Is Intended to be a couprebsn,,v.
series 81 AZ the must rational enjoy msnts that can
The spacious Hall will be brilliantly illum mated
An9 pIoIu1ety ornamsnted with evergreens hoWPr1
and dIaperyl and decorative gas, and water. And
EoeH WORK. Hetreshments, bOquets and useful and
ancy Artieies will be offered for sale. capacious
stage WIN be erected aud 10 mi
entertainments Of various kinds will be introduced
Ssch evening. All will be made redolent with per.
.ume' Music and melody will abound and eVerv.
ming possible will be done 70 mai Il worthy he
sacred object whose cause It pleads. -
contributions Of money, goods, useful and fancy
aIneies labor, fruit, aoWerI, eartosItios nStionSl
&C, Ao1 are collected and viii DO thankfallY
received - any Of thS odlcenS or comm ttS1
Ins Si.istaneo and cooperation Of ne IadIas II
IfatE1ofie eiHsS1s orusIgnOorIHE eCtamup,,i,,l a.,
Ee9nested % a1Iist this great aoor Of love
port. 7TF7FTF - 70 It's sup
The following named gentlemen from neirhbOripp
LoNns Anu ette5 have been appointed agents 10 EoF
SAri any contributions that may be- conlribn, "a n
mem, and also to nse any aud all means IN their
suffering Soldiers. 80 D'4-ii "i tne
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WHAT WILL JOHNSTON DO !!

It. ia freqsptly asked, what will John.
stou do If he could stand against Sher.
mani ! confess my inability to enlighten
ne pubic, aud every one will have TO do
ois own guessing until the mystery is
cleared away by the rebel Commander him
sell. t..---- .-.R-- --t,..c..4 -. =.
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EEou tnO hlchmond Examiner, JunSf.
Gen. Jones, commanding our forces in
the Valley was defeated by, HEnter on
Sunday, near Mount Crawford. and they
reLreated on Waynesboro. 1t adds: Ru-
mors we're current in Richmond OF disas-
ter, including the loss of guns and trains,
but the Secretary of War announced that
there was no truth in them-that all the
guns and trains were got of Safely Gen.
Jones was killed in the action. The with
drawal of Breckenridge was cad mistake,
and the Yankees took advantage of The
weakness ofthe force to overpower them.
Rumors were also rite in Richmond that
Lexington had also been taken, and The
Military Institute there burned, etc. II
was also reported thRts GtanRs army was
falling back TO the White House.
ARRIVAL OF PRISONERS.
Fifty prisoners arrived from Lees army
on Monday, amoug them are Second!Lieut
o. Campbell. of the Eighth New York
wounded First Lieut.. B. B. Lothbury, O.
the Doe hundred and eiEhiy.third Penn
sylyania, wounded; Lieut.. E. Matthews o.
the First Veteran Cavalry and Capt. D
Baetie, OF the One hundred and sixty
seventh New York.
sRAHF's MOVEMENTS. -
A dispatch from Lees army dated ell
inst. Z P. NJ, says;
"Last evening, the enemy abando on ed on
lett ana part OF our centre in great haste
Gen. irly followed them ten miles to dlay
capturing sixty prisoners, who say tha
Grant has gone to the White House be
cause his men will not fight. The.imprss
sion here, however, Is that Grant Is ma
king for the James river to cross 10 th,
south side.n -
RFOR.ths Richmond Exnnlsor, Jaoo I. e.r
DEATH OF COL. L. n. KEITT, OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA.
The remains Of Col. Lawrence N. iKeitt
OF South Carolina, who died in this city
from wound received in the battle o
wednesday, we're escorted to the Dauvillt
depot yesterday afternoon, and departed Ell
route for the State of his nativity. A
portion of the Public Guard and band, witt
the South Carolina Congressional dele9a,
ton, accompanied the remains to the, demo,
as escort the latter officiating as pail.
bearers. Col. Keitt reached Virginia but a
few days ago as the commander Of the 2Otb
South Carolina Regiment, one of the mos,
complete regiments in the service, number.
iug over l,2oO men. Fresh from theimem
orable defence of Charleston, Ool! Keit,
was justly proud of his veteran command
aud burned to lead them to glory and rel
uown. BE led them to both, but fell a 1.-THE
moment of victory, pierced by hirelinR
bullet through the lungs, dying in. defence
of the Capital of the Coufederacy, and
pouring out his blood on Virginia soil.-
Col. Keitt will be remembered in the old
Congress of 1878 as The. colleague of the
Iamented Preston Brooks. ae was brave,
talented aud chivalrous. and fit type and
model oftbe Palmetto State - ...I
g.. BLOCKADE RUNNER CAPTURED. %
"A dispatch from Mobile, dated Jnue 6
says that the steamer Donegau was cap.
lured this morning while attempting 10
run the blockade. She had an assorted
cargo. -. : ia
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THE FoURTERNTH REGIMENr

StRs-Tbe l4,b Regiment of West vir-
GINA Volunteer Infantry is all right, They
opened the. ball at the battle OF OIoyd
Mountain, on May the 9th, which Is said 10
have been the hardest fought battle of the
war for the time ielssted. The officers and
men exhibited such coolness and delibera.
tton, that proves conclusively they are the
oravest Of the brave. enclose YOU a Ii, I
OF the killed and wounded of our brave and
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KILLED.

Company A-Groys Tucker. 20
Company B-Qorporal Isaac N. oriss:
Company wiIllaas IxisFs5rr. - 800
Kt 9SSPe ny apr'@77s4fgssnt Charles 3. No.
c5$psuy c6r1BSoatats Joseph B. Mar.
TN, George Smith Daniel h. c. McDon
Company G-sargssnt william A. Crib.
Company H-William johnson. f'
company kT7SGeorge Masters, J. Il. San
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Sheridan or on n Great Raidinru
PsdIlon-The II bells RepuISeri Wi h
SEeaL LoAS In their Attack ON ann.
HlBht-DeBIruetion'o Of Bowling
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Surgeon i4th Reg. IVES, v Va a1 VoI9 Iof,
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Blood Stock for NaIe.I

3. II. NORTON,
q. 8. hAFShRl Wn ToSiT,
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4 cOFFp5Ponuent Of Tue UhlcRgo 3FIbNHl
writes under date of June 4: IL -
Johnston has been as sadly beaten In
strategy as was Pem6erton at YicksburR
and he kn6wsiand feels II, and his army iS
chsgfinea beyond measure. Ihave con-
yersed with prisoners captured at the bat
tie Of Resaca, who are not only couversaut
with The sentiments OF the army at large,
but with Johnston and his chief Lieuten-
ants, and they all concur in admitting that
Johnston has now no hope, save by long
and wesrisome pursuits. But this il by
no means catering prospect. Who will
tire and become demoralized first--pursuera
or pursued
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-28
Rast-ettiee BIme-Sabif.
1884. summer Arrangement 1854.
FOR THE
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF NAILS
CLEVELAND PosT-oFFIoE


81 Mails viii be Opsned and resdy for delivery
one hour after arrival Of trains
BE- All Mails close one honr before departure OF
trains.
ARRIVAL OF NAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastsrn Through srrFssAt An, and
Eastern WAY arrives at e.lO AN.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 7:45 A. n.
DO Way arrives at $50 ?. d.
Sandusky Way arrives at ll:l5 A. M.
MAhoning Way arrives at 500 P. NJ.
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 A. NJ, 2:5o P. NJ
do Way arrives at $50 P. NJ.
Western Through arrives at go A NJ, snd e76o
WesteTn Wsy arrives al g.i5 P. N.
Medina Way arrives ct 400 J. III. tra.
ROokPort, a., arrives tuesdays, Thursdays and
Bpecksvilie, Bath, &o., arrives Mondays and Nh.
days At P. M. lst.r. 4 81
sharon Center, Granger, North RoyAlton, Ao., ar.
nyes Mondays and Fridays ct P. NJ
WarrensYille arrives daily at l0:l5 A. N.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A. n.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAsTERS THRoUGH for Erie, Bufslo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and WilOughby, Painesviile, Ge-
ueva Aahtabula and Oonneant, closes at $40 A. II.
EAsTERE THROUGH, for New York only, closes at
s:I0 P. "a.
EAsrERk THRoUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany,
Boston, New York and Hartford, closes at 2E20
Pm
EASTERN WAY, for all points between Oleyeland
and Erie, closes at 2-20 P, NJ
WEsTEEE THROUGR, for Toledo, DetrSit, Chicago
and closes at 600 P. H.
WESTERN fHR0UGH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque, ST. Joseph and Cairo closes at 600 P. n.
NESTERS WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and I0ledO, closes at 12:5O P. NJ.
CIECINBAf1 WAY, for all points between Cleveland
snd Cincinnati, closes at I.25 P. NJ.
CINOnfsArf THROUGH, for Columbus, Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati, olosHB 10 D. AE.J flAAEa
81 5.25 next mOrning.l
OIsCuSsATFI THRoUsH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
LouBTille Sc. BOuis, indianapolis, GAINESVILLE, and
Wheeling, closes ct 600 p N.
PIFTsBURaH FHhOUGH, for Pittsburgh and wash
ingt0n, closes at l2.25 P. III.
PITTsBUeGH WAY, for sn points between Cleve-
and, Melsyille and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
adelphiai baltimore and Washington closes at i;So
An
hAHosnsa Way, for all points bstWean Cleveland
and Youngstown, closes At 10 P n, Qeavea a. 7;lb
next mOrDing.)
sIE0lsA WAY, CLOSES q. a. NJ
RooKrORT, &C., CLOSES on TussdaysY Thursdays
and saturdays, a. Y n
BzEcksVILLE, Bath, ko. olosea Tuesdays and
Saturdays, at A. Il.
EHAEOE OENTrR Granger, North RoyaltOn, 6o.
closes on rrosiHys and Saturdays, at A. m.
W&RnEssguLE, closes daily, 1890 A. NJ.
EAET UEEVELAED and Euclid, closes daily, at
Pm.
hAil aid Drop Lettsrs are required BY law 70 be
psa-paid
Al City oiroalars are required to bopre-PAid with
: tEo-o6nt stamp. - E-r
0aies open from 1880 A. NJ. to T:s0 p. III. On
(. COW LES, M
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CATARRH.
DIR. n. GOODALE's
RE ~ e D Y .
THE ACME OF PERFECTION.

II HOssres Hay, Rose, and Periodic cATARRH
II O.rss CATTARHinallits Types & Stages
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PRoFEsson or ELECrRoPAfHY AID MEDIoTEzs.
Ofhoe-ll9 Seneca street, few dOor3 from Superior
up stairs, opposite the Oty Hotel.
oDrOhics hours from to u and nom to o 'clOcs
DAILY fSundava eYcantsd
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la raE BUsINEs5 rLRRIrORF

Lying between the River and East side Ontario-sts,
anoiuding the oL-BOW Flats, ths Deliveries viii
Be as ioilOEa:
KIKsT DELIyERY.-Oarriers viii leave Post-Oace
~ 1850 A. H., with the proceeds Of al night malls,
snd 900 4. 4. Eastern.
SECOND DELTvERY.-Leave Post-0fio s:46 An.
with proceeds OF s46 Pittsburgh, Washington and
Philadelphia.
THIRD DEIIvKBY.-LssVe Pcst-Ofdce ll;l6 Al.
with proceeds Of 9:l5 Western, $40 sAndusky Way,
$50 Cincinnati, and lO:IO Eastern Way.
FOUREH DELIyKRT.-Lesye at $50 P n. with pro
ossda u ESQ Eastern, 245 Western and ESQ South,
erH.
FIETH DsLIvEHT.-Leaves the PUst-0iaco 1t 500
?. A. With proceeds OF 500 r. H. haHOning Wap-
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THREE pELTYERY TERRITORY

Lying between Ontsrio-st. geIsiusiveJ and south
and North PerTy-Et., including all Of Euclid and
Prospect-sts. to Hudson.
FIasr DEI1vERF.--LeaVss Of BOO A. n. with pro-
Seads Of night mails Gnd 6z00 An. Eastern mail.
fs1O0sD DEuvERY. Post-0ifice Rt 11;lb
witt proceeds of forenoon mails.
THiED DELavERY.-Leeyes at $50 P. N. with pro-
oesds OF 1:50 P. n. Eastern, 245 Western and 2:50
Southern.
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E0nIME

DR. B. ANDERS s CO.'S IODINE
wAIER.-IOdins vatsr acts upon tie Heart, Iiv.
q, Kidneys, Digestive orEAns and GlAnduiaF sys-
SEN.
The success which has attended the uss Of this
remedy in private practice, and ths endorsement ef
medical authority, enable Us TO recommend It 20
fhs practitioner and the public, feeling confident
that with fAir trial 1t viii attest its own excel
Iancs in the cure Of Chronic Disease, which ndi-
cate Iodine, sueh a. scrofuls, Bronehitis Skin
EFuptions Heart, Liver and Kidney Diseases,
Nervous Affections, Neuralgia, rheumatism, Dys-
pspsis, DEBILITY, EyphiIis &C.
Physicians may rely upon the unborn strength
q Iodine Wstsr Is containing thres-quartsrg grail,
Pure Iodine IN each fluid ounce Of purs water, Il
olvent being used 1t il not liable TO deoomposl.
ion spontaneously formed inequalities; neither
Bths Iodine oxAdizsd or nsutFslized by oOmblnA
ION WitA any ingredient, rendsring this solution
EpsFioF to any other method Of exhibiting Iodine
Full directions accompany each bottle, that it
nay be used n 3 family medioins IS ven 81 By the
Z 'ProfaoE5Oa.
Prios one dollar per bottie.-l ON Esoslpt Of hvs
doars, nix bottles delivered fes BY s1pfess to any
addrsss.
Beware Of cOuntsrseits and limitations which IN
prsncipied dealers endeavor to dispose Of on our
reputation. Sec our reputation and trademark
the Greek word hsading this advertisameut) upon
the labels snd WFappsrs on each bottle, Fithoui
which none is genuine. -r-r
OlrooAer grstis. DR. b. AHDERs CO..
Physician and oAemiBts
2l:E2.e.o.N. .dy&WY
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far Sale.

I OTIS FOR SALE.-135 FIT. FRONT
IA on Superior street, corner of Muirson street,
Also, subots l6, II and lS being IS feet front each
on Superior street, east of Muirson street. Also
Is tset front Spring street. rnnning back 20 the
railroad track, being land on which a part Of the
wood OF the Cleveland, Columbus Cineinnati
Railroad stands. Also, II feet inches front on
OhaInPlain street, nearly opposite the new Polise
court House.
For terms inquire Of PAINE 4 WADE,
dso3R29 Attorneys.
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Collection OF Letters in the Business
TeFFitOFys

FmsT OaLsEOrTOE viii commence ct $50, In tine
for 8:3O Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Washington.
SECOND COLLBCrIOs commences at 7:S5 A. NJ, for
9.&6 Eastern and 5;5e Atlantic and Great Western
THIRD CCLLEOrlOH commences ~ $50 a. n. for
Drop Letters;
E0OEFH COLLECTION Commences a. ll.e9 A. n. for
Iss0 Pittsburgh and Washington, 2:2O Eastern snd
3:59 Esstern Way and $50 SandUsky.
hIFrn collection commences at 3:65 P. N. for 100
P. n. Western and Southern mails.
SIXTa COLLECTION commences at 500 P. 4. for 945
?. n. Eastern and 5.35 Cincinnati, $40 Western
MahOlhIg nOkt morning.
COiIecfiOEsB fsl the Three Delivery Ter
FzE0Fy At SEQ A. n, lI:l6 A. NJ, and 400 P. N.
Collections Ia tie Two Delivery Ter
<fsgFT uozlnAehss Rt 500 A. y. and 400 P. n.
Z. O0WLES. p. n.
iuIy3-Ig0-
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MGatfal.

UIHE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
Il TRIESEMER l, and 3 are protected by koyal
Letters Pattnt Of England, and secured By the Seals
OF the Ecole de Pharmacie de Paris and the Imperial
College Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. One is invaluable for Exhaustion, BpermatoRs
rhoea and al physical disabilities
No. Two oompely eradicatea all traces OF those dis.
that have heretofore been treated blythe
ous and perrfciOus of copavia and cubebs.
No. Three has entirely supplanted the injurious
use Of meIcury, thereby insuriug 20 the sufieref
speedy relief, dispersing su impurities and roofing
out the disease.
TRIEsEhIER Nos. /, and arc preparations in the
form Of Ozeages, devoid Of taste smell, and be
carried in the wastcOat pocket. Sold in tin caseg
and divided into separate doses, rs administered BY
Velpan, LellemRnd, Rpux, Ricod, &c. Price g each
or cases for ~ which caves g. and in 81 cases
whereby there saving Of S9. To be had wholesale
and retail Of Dr. BAB0W, ls4 Blocker street.. New
York.
Immediately on receiving remittance DR.. Barrow
will forward the Tre5emer 70 any part Of the world
tecurely packed, and addressed according TO ths IN
Structions of the writer.
aS- Sold By @. ". OLARK. Agent for Cleveland.
july6:R
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MPORTANT 10 LADIES-Dr. Har-


Vsyas Female Pills have never yet failed IN remov-
Ing dffaculties arising from obstruction, or ssoI
pSgs Of nature, in restoring the system TO per-
fsot health when suffering from Spinal AffeotiOns-
Prciapsus, Uteri, the Whites, or other weakness y
the Utsrins Organs. The Pills are perfectly la rm
taaf op the constitution, and may be taken BY the
most delicate female without causing cistress-the
sane time they sct Ike 3 charm by Strengthening,
tnvigorating and restoring the system to health
condition, and by bringing on the monthly period
with regularity, no matter from what causes tho
obstruction may arise. They should, however, soT
Be taken during tho fTst threo months Of prggnan-
o., though safe at any other tiaa, Iaisoarriase
Would Be the result.
Zach box contains 90 pIIls. Price co.
- Dr.. HARznT's TREATIsE on Diseases Of Fsynsles,
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, BarTenness, sterlity, BE-
production snd Abuses Of Nature and emphatieal
u the Ladies Prfvste Medical Adviaer, pamphlet
Of O. pages sent free 10 any sddness. Six cents
quired 70 pay postage
The pills and book viii be sent by mail when do
ared, securely SEALED, and prepaid, by
J. BRYAN, II. D., General Agent
No 76 Cedar st. New York.
n Sold by AL the principal Druggists.
CIV. CLARK, Druggist, agent for Cleveland.
iulys1 RSm-w.fkwy
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OptifaI.
.5oLoMoNs IMPBovRD sPEc
IH ROInM0NSOM

Practical and Scientific OPtician keeps the Iargs'
assortment of Optical Instruments in the city Btl
ing an old establishment, and having been extern
lively pstronised, he has the confidence thatd
present stock will warrant the continuance Of pul
lio favOrs. All his spectacles Of the best quali
Of crystal gasses ground under his own inspectioL
in all cases curing weakness, dizziness, and impart
ing strength for long reading and fne sewing. Arr
tifcial eyes inserted without pain.
OFFIOE-I3O SuperiOr-st., first door from the en-
trance TO the American Hotel.
- Beware Of travellers claiming 70 be Mr.. Solo
mOnsOn or bis agent. iulyA
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G1ethiaa.
IHE POET ON A TRAIN


THE POET ON A TRAIN;
4 Or,
THE ROMANCE OF THE RAILROAD
By the author of " The Fair Insz, The Prinosof
wales, The Ghost Hunters," 30.
tooEFHUED.l
CHAPTER IX.-THE KISS Is fHE DssE.-
Alter waiting aix long hours
And with hunger almost dead
News cane tnAr tno track was Inended
And the train went ahead.
soon wo passed place called JonnstoWns
Filled with iron foundries,
Whero the people ali were working
Like a lot OF busy bees.
Then We came TO a great tunnsi;l
Near mo sat pretty miss,
And when AL was dark midnighs,
Quick from her stole a kiss.
'Oh, she cried, the people shouted,
ana, before we reached the light
vas peering through the windoT
In my seat again all right.
Amer passing the great tunnel,
To place We quickly came
upon the highest mountain TOP
And Cresson Is its name;
Many people in the summer
To this pleasant spot repair,
To euJoy its cooling waters
And It's Pure, fresh mountain 81
At Altoona We took breakfasf
It was one O'Clock or more:
- s1ch q lot Of hungry rortals
l ns'e- laid eyes on before;
Al the good thing8 On the tabIs
In short time did disappear;
And they all shOufing wildly
'Quiokly bring more breasGst bara''
Notice to Drafted Mon and others n the rsrvIoeo-
Uncle Saln, and al IN want Of Rubbar BIankssa
SGDser GoaIs, Leggins, Cassimerc and Flanno
shirts, Military Clothing Of any and svssy des
eription, Fine Clothing for spriug aus sgrnms
wear "o have row the largest stock in the eisT
which we viii sol AZ the very lowest prices.
ISAAC A. IsAACs UNION BALL,
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew
ing Machines, Storr's Automatou Pressnan,
and strong's Patent Army Bed Trunk,
| Uorner superior and UniOn-5ti
~ Look out for the GiaGts.~Ez mayl
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TWo pELTYERY TERRIToRY

Between North and South PerTy-st. and Wilson
Avenue ,of from Prospect and Euclid to Hudson.
FIRsT DELIvERT.-Beaves at 500 A. X. with pro-
oese8 Of al night mails and 500 A. n. Eastern.
BEo0A OELIVERY--Losves ct S:50P. n. with pro
oe8dE Of day mails
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