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DYSPEPSIA pYspErsIAl pYspEps1, ,

Elizabeth BausoD, of Brandywne Del, formerly Of
Ola Chester Del do certify that year and la
suffered everything but death from that awful disease
called Dyspepsia. My whole Frustrated with
weakness and nervous debility; could not digest my
0Od; If ate cracker or the smallest amount OF
food, would retuln just as swallowed it, became so
costiye in my bowels that wOud not have passage in
less than irom four and OftCn eight under this
mebse suffering my mind seemed entirely TO give way
l had dread Of horror and evil fOrebOdings / thought
that every body hated me- snd hatec body; could
not bear my husband nor my chi dren-eyery
appeared 10 be hOrror-st ickcn me; had no ambition
to do anything lost all my love OF family home:
would Iamble and wander place place. but could
not be contented felt hatI doomed TO hell and that
there was no heaven for me, and often tempted
commit suicide. 30 my whole nervous system
destroyed, ana also my mil d. from that awful complaint
Dyspepsia that friends thought 10 have me placed
In Dr knkbrides Hospital West Philadephia; remained
there nine weeks, and thought was little better: but
few days dreadful complaint was raging as bad a
ever Hearing Of the wonderful cures performed bV Dr.
WishartB Great American Dyspepsia pills and his trent
ment Of by spepsa, husband called Dr. W shar and
stated my case to him He said he had doubt he
So In three days after called and placed
under the Doctors iment and In two weeks hegan 10
digest my food, and felt that disease was ft giving
way ana continued to for about three months
and at the present time ENJOY perfect health Of body and
mind SINGER ely return my thanks TO mere mi
God Dr. Wishart and tohis Great American Dyspep-
Bia Pills and Pine Tree Tar Cordial that saved
insane asylum and premature grave, All persons sut-
fering with Dyspepsia at liberty to call on me or
write as am willing to do az the good can for suffering
Brandywne, Delaware, formerly d Chester. Delaware
Dr, 'WIsHARTs once, No. 10 n. SECOND Street,
Philadelphia.
The above are a few among the thousands which this
great remedy has saved from untimely
hunr red Of letters trom physicians and druggists
parts Of the country that they have pres
or sold medicine which gave such universal sasfacon
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FOURTH EDITION
Latest Army News.
OUR TROOPS INrRBNCH1NG,
THEIR POSITION IMPREGNABLE,
1psO.. Etc. ntO., Etc. Etc.


W&sUE0roN, October 7.--Ths NAL boat
Daaiel WebFer, from City Point reports an
unusual quietude at the front so FAR as the burn
ing Of powder is coucmed
During wednesday night and mp 90 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning, the hour at which the WEB.
steT left City Point, the discharge Of q single gau
had not been heard there.
Our troops are not idle, however, and on the
advance lines are yet busy mixing the newly
gained positions mpreguablo.
Two female refugees arrived here to-day from
Columbia, South Carolina, one Of whom
had three hundred aud thrty-fye pounds in
English exchange on her person.
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DIR. WIsHART'S

GREAT ANErlCAN DYSPEPSIA FILLS AND FINE
TREE TAR CORDIAL,
Are from men and women OF uuquostonabe worth and
Itputa'ion. They live 10 and around Phladslpht. go
and hear their testimony Many Of them we've saved Ton
the very jaws Of death when ~ hope was gone,
DYSPEPSIA HAS THE FOLLOWING syMrToNs .-
ltt. constant pain or uneasinsss O.: tb, It q tho
stomach.
2d Flatulcnoc and sclduy.
%. Costycuess and loss OF appetite.
ith Gloom and depression Of spirits,
9TH. DiarrhUa, with Pripirr.
9Th. Pain Ia all parts OF the system.
7u Consumptye symptoms and palp aGon OF the heart
h. Cough, with phlePm IN the throat
9TH Nervous Afection and want OF sleep AZ night
1Oth. Less Of appetite and vomiting
18th. Dizziness dimness Of vision and loss Of sight
18th. Headache and staggering In walking with great
weakness,
Out Of tho thoufand Of Of dyspepsia that have
used Dr. wishars Great American Dyspepsia PulS not
one OF them has failed Of perfect We warrant
cure In every case matter fof twenty years stand
ing. Sold by all druggists everywhere, and at DR..
wIsHART's once No. 10 " SECOND Street, Philas el-
phia, Pa An examinations and consultations free Of
charge. Send for circular. Price 81 per box, senlby
mail, tree Of chRige, on receipt ofmoney.
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nYspEPsIAl nYspEpsIAl

Dr. wishart--I a great sufferer with dyspepsia for
seven years. Everything ate filled me with wind and
dreadful pain and my lie was OF great suffering.
was so much afflicted that h drank giass OF water, il
would return bach IN heated condition applied
10 every Kind of medicine and treatment; but all to NJ
purpose. your advertisement In the "LedE er OF "A
great your great American Dyspepsia Pills had made
10 your store and purchased box and commenced
10 use them and do thank God this day we'll man,
and three meals per day have sent number OF
persons after your pills, and gave young was
Suffering with dyspepsia IN my neighbour )Uod eight Of
your pills and they cured him entirely. v u may refer to
me n YOU see proper. JACOB uIGHLEY,
Kennedyvle, Kent county, Dol
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CAIRO, October GA prisoner reports that
VIII elor sent his wagons to Corinth for provisions,
and that Fo-est sent them back empty.
Whceler's men are suffering for want Of food.
He also states that when intelligence Of this state
Of affairs reached Forrest, he ordered all the
cattle under year old TO be sent there for beef.
The Rebels believe Montgomery, Alabama, to
Be in great danger.
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nrnrI.ets hY TeIsernnh..

BALTIMORE, Oc'ober 7.--Flour--sales OF 1900
eb,s Ohio extra, at s97S9lo Wheat drm and alyancug
tales Of 1000 hush white tl5Sdl COS and hush
red at 81 1o(2 lb Corn dull, aud very heavy; wnte,
81 f6eDl7S. Whisky dull-Si'lA6Il74. .'
New YoRK, October Flour has advanced 25c Sales
Of llt(0 hbs az S7G9 20 for State. ~ 35ll 95 for
Ohio ard Sl025dl3JQior Southern. wheat Advan ed
&c. safes unimpo-tant. Corn advanced 2f3c Beef
steady Pork brn; taes Of 1908 bhls Sit for mess.
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pYspErsIAl DYspErs1Al DYSPEPSIA,

This to certify that suffering severely with disease
called Dyspepsia with much loss OF weight, attention
directed TO Wsharts Great American Dyspepsia PINS
as the remedy Having within three weeks taken.
Ps, according TO the directions found myself entirely
cured and for TWO weeks since my health Is greatly i'm
proved and can eat without fear OF pain ncoyen-
1 earnestly recommend them so all simila ri y
stiicted. Mrs NJ. b. THOMPSON,
Richmond street -Four doors be .ow Hanover
Street, Philade phia.
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COPPERHEAD RIOT AT DANvfLLE,
INDIANA
idiCr shot by Traitor Tho Murderer
IIiticd ON the SPOT.

Soldier shot by 81 TraItOr-The Murderer
Hiiicd ON the spot.
DAEvuLE, October 3.-On Saturday evening,
j r. farris q notorious traitor from Virginia,
without provocaton shot George W. McKibbcn,
a returned soldier from the 2jth Illinois Rcgi-
ment, killing him Instantly, and also severely
woundng Henry McKibben, a brother OF the
deceased. Farris then ran TO the house Of DR..
Theodore Lemon, another notorious traitor from
Virginia. The comrades of the deceased sur
rounded the house and demanded the surrender
of Farris. Lemon brought him out, when the
soldiers immediately killed him. The trouble
Immediately ceased and all is now quiet.
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:
l. Moses Kommis do certify that was sick with dys-
pcpsa Tor two years; very sick at the pit Of my
stomach, with pain In my breast side back and head,
with dizziness and staggering in walking with great weak
and general debility. employed In that time
eminent physicians and they differed in their opinion OF
my dseare; some thought had disease, and some
another, but all the tame getting ami worse,
until became low that my wife would have feed
for weeks together. While in this dreadful condition.
placed myself under Or. wsharts treatment and used
his great An erlcan Dyspepsia pills and for
Dyspepsia and at the present time perfectly well,
and have gained In flesh twenty four pounds and can
work and attend to my business well any person IN
Pennsy ylvaniR and satis fed is perfect DR..
Wlshart you publish my II you proper rs
want 70 bear testimony great power your medicine
has % cur, Dyspepsia. All persons liberty TO ca
and see me write. MOSES ROMMIS,
schuyRin Haven, schuylkin county, Ra
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Special LespaicA 10 The Eceaag rtleg,dpA.
PoTrsvrLLr, October Judge shannon, o
Pttsbure, addressed large meeting at Miners
vile last night This district before was intensely
Democratic. Tonight L. Bartholomew, Judge
Shannon, and others speak at ST. Clair and
Mabanoy City. Five thousand people arc ex-
pected at st.-Clair. There is an intense excite
ment in SchWylkin county.
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WHEN WILL The PEOPLE BE w1sBp

Hundreds and Thousands Of dollars spen; yearly,
and hundreds and thousands Of the best and
Of America nngor IN pain, and die, and IN premature
praye with that awful disease, Dyspepsia They y his
physician, and that physician but alas alas no relief no
cure and the n,Ntwo hear Of them they have gone"
that bourne from whence no traveller returns" We
10 the sick that the witnesses We vo this day Of the
derful cures Of Dyspepsia majoby
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DIR. wIsuARr's GREAT AMERICAN DYsPEesIA
PILLS.

This to certify that suffered for ten years with hat
dreadful complaint called dyspepsia. / suffered much
pain and distress, with gloom and depression Of spirits
treated by ccht different physicians Tor my
plants and at times much better, but then my old
disease, dyspepsia would with all its dreadful
realities, aud my whole system was fast wasting away,
In this sick and debitaed state, handed circular
ofDr. wisharts great American Dyspepsia pills and Pine
Tree TW Cordial, which gave correct description OF my
sunciings, and determined to place myself under the
Doctors care, and take bis medicines
As soon as l commenced the Of tho medicine, /
began to get better and continued three months at
which time was perfectly cured Of all my complaints,
and perfectly restored health; to-day well
DR.. wishart, give you this certificate with grateful
heart for the benefit have received from the OF your
truly wonderful medic May God be you and pre-
serve yourtru uselul life for many years would say
10 every sick person who suffering that my
residence is No. ls9 Richmond street. Philadelphia, where
will take great delight in giving testimony to the great
power Of Dr. wishartg medicines to cure.
f. II. ALLIES.
ttyi.1 ..... p03oo IN
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nuruIng OF RrIdres br rhe ReheIs.

ST. LOUIS, October III is ascertained that
The bridge over the Gasaonade river, twenty
eight miles this side of Osage, has been burned
by the Rebels. Cole creek bridge has also been
destroyed, with thirty cars and twenty locomo-
aa tiyes.f .n.. H-.... .. .....
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Are Now Delivering Coal

non their OAKLAND Couery, on the celebrated ekidnors
and Mammoth Veins, at the following rates
To SubscT'hers per s7EO
To Non suoscnUors, per 100
Thus saving t5op per to Stockholders Resides this
saving, there will be dlyldIrd annually On TIE stock in
al probability, Of a. least SIX DOLLARS PER SHARE.
that AFTER The nrst ear Stockholders will not only Get
their coal for Eothiug but will also probably receive
small dividend on tscr Stock. Tho lease runs at the
present low royalty, for sixteen Years The ten dosra
per share paid row Is for the who term 81 me lease
The present capacity of the Mine is 90 tons per yer
Ona ton per share This will soon bn Increased n
10000 tons, which will give Company 100 600 tons 4,
sen 10 outsiders at the highest market prices THE FRO
FITS FROM WHICH WILL BE DIVIDED AMONG
lHE STOCKHOLDERS.
Subscriptions to the Stock (Which may sr be inside A.
per harc) viii be received at the oco u the COMPANY
No. b1i s. SIXTH street, 'eco. story.
President,
JAMES LYND.
Directors,
JAMES LlND, No. 5J5 s. Sixth street
EDWARD 2. JONES, No G3l Arch street.
HENRY s. PAUL, No. 4l9 Walnut street
Pr. GLAYToN, No. 1856 n. Third STREET.
THOMAS R, GARsED, No lOG Chosnut street. IOItf
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MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL,
JOHN @. BAK Err Sc CO.,
No 7Ig MARKET STREET
No. 7ls MARKET SIRE

receiving their supplies fresh from the fisheries
The superiority ofther OIL in every respect has gained
for II a reputation and sale beyond any other found in the
market.
TC maintain IT, they determined to supply an article
that may be entirely relied for freshness and purity
Ren tesmnnIns Of roessors of edIcAl Ooeges. anil
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These Medicines prepared only by the proprietor
DIR. l.. @. O. WISHART,
WHOSE OFFICE is AT
No. 10 N. SECOND STREET, Philadelphia,

Where he be consulted either personally or BY letter
tree Of charge They sold by Druggists aud DeaIeTS
everywhere; Gt wholesale by all New York aud Phadel.
phia Wholesale Druggists. 10 L2W
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DRU GGISTS, PHYSICIANS,
AND
GENERAL STOREKEEPERS,
Can nd at bshment foil assortment Of Imported
and Domestic Drugs, Popular Patent Medicines, Paints,
Coal on Window Glass Prescription Vials &C. at as low
prices as genuine frst-class goods be sold.
FINE ESSENTIAL OILS
For Confeconers in full variety, and Of the best quality
Cochneal, Bengal Indigo, Nader Pot Ash, Cudbear,
SODA ASH Alum on Of Vitrio Annatto Copperas Extract
Of Logwood, &C, FOR DYERS' USE always hand, at
lowest net cash prices
PURE SPICES FOR FAMILY USE,
Ground expressly for sales and to which invite
the attention OF those In want ofrelable articles.
Also, LNDlG0, STARCH, MUSTARD, de-, Of extra
quality.
Orders by mall city post viii meet with prompt at
tention special quotations will be furnished when
questCd.
WRIGHT &c SIDDALL.
Wholesale Drug Warehouse,
Jan-1y No.Il0 MARKET Street, above Frost,
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pYsPEpsIAl pYsPErs1Al

Or wisbarts Store and once, ,NOION. SECOND Stree
Philadelphia,
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GREAT ANEurCAS pYsrEPsn FILLS AND FINE
TREE TAR CORDIAL,
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cir OAKLAND Coulery, on the celebrated ehidmors
,pr,oth yeips Al the fcIlo,ytnq rates .--
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X HERMAN OIL -COMPAN -
- OFFICE no. 52t WALNUT STREET,
Room No. 2i
CAPITAL SlNuO0OO.
10000 SHARES so PAR VALUE.
This Company own IN fee simple the Richardson Farm
containing hundred and thrty uine (3y) OIL
Greek; also twenty Of all the oil produced on the
Titus lease the Story Farm onetird Of all the oil pro-
duCed the Gillespie tract, Wld Cat HOOw and the
land interest In the SwampAnge Well and lease on the
George WashnGtOn MCClntOck Farm.
Tie income OF the Company s now about two hundred
Cs2CO) dollars day, which viii pay good dividend
the subscription price, with sure prospect OF large
Increase.
Subscription books are noa open at the oaoe of the
H. c. CoRFIELD,
lO-3-et' Secretary.
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DEER CAprURED.-Last Tucsda

DEER CAPrURED.-Last Tuesday
considerable commotion was produced among
our quiet citizens by the appearance Of deer
in the river just opposite the Wisconsin Tic.
tel 4 crowd of men and boys, with the aid
of the ferry-boat, succeeded in capturing MS
sieershp-dead 4 fine commentary On hu-
name feelings and good Judgment. 1t was
good for nothing for food. The hide was
worth about as much as a canary BIRDS
Wonder if its reurderers know that law ex-
lists providing for the protection of game
about s,osc? The poor fellow probably became
drawn in the current above the rapids, and
being unable to e1tricate himself, was brought
over to be murdered in IA civilized commanl-
ty. Probably they thought there existed no
law against capturing der alius.
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IILLALBNLD1S


&~a77-7fao ES1,0770 80 4:~s7s
C>...--1---.--
! ,HNi : =" LIio ~ ..->N1 ~ III L,
= /" los'tiTe ana NPecIhc ItemedT tor dis
Eases q ne T.. ''t"ef, hl1AeE', Gravel, and
'.''"' :. -
ms As0,cihe increases the power OF d
Is'Io ans, cN'tl: thH $50 penis lnto neal
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l,'lI,,9 ''Ie rea"eeo' as wen as ram ana IN
dd"alioh.
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For Weaknesses arising from Excesses,
jinhits OF Dissipation, Early Inliscretion OF
| Abuse, attended with the following symptoms:
ind Spostion TO ENcrton, Loss Of Power,
hos OF Memory, Difficulty of Breathing,
" cak serves Trembling,
Iiorr"i OF Disease, &kotalness,
Din'!eSS oj sion, ain IN the Back,
oHfN cF al La7-l~0I2 OF She muscular system,
iloV 11,'''o2' FIs'sl,l5'2 Oh 'ne DodE
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Of which the F. l;c.,t INV cx1irp, - 0''O
VINO can say that hey are not frequently
! AN''~' ~ -. iiNS~ ~ Nl-'i D'E'''9i0'
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION"
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IN "'141 Ag<'7.'''s '.c's'' :, q ff0'4SeS' the
f'A1"ACt btcdC Is u."Pa" ia" ny any oCAcf
Ee!aedE, as IN ChoioSlj or hetth1on lFre@u-
IdHJE, ainta.neSs or Suppression OF custom
agy 1Fac1ations, licerated or Spurious state
OF the te"ilS ieo11o,I .tl21 or " mites, ste
l!'y, and Tor al complaints incident 10 tn"
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BUTTER.-AIilIor has inst received
a 10. Of ME fresh butter. It IS selling rap
idly for 80 c.als per pound. Gycaa- yer pal
atcs once again.
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y Z = I
OF
II u M a N MI SER~
Just PeJ@:@te&, IL a Seated Eiape'ope,
Price Sic Ceuts.

Just Published, IL Il Seated Eure'oge,
Price SiE Cents.
/ LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment and
"A Radical Cure Of Seminal Weakness, or
Spermatorrhc-a, induced by SclEAbusc: In
voluntary Emf ssions, Inpo,ency, Nervous De
biiity, and Inpedimen.s to Marriage general
Il; Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits; Mental
and PHYSICAL Incapaeilg, e-y.-By RUBT. J.
CtLEERN ELL, II. D., Author Of the Green
Beck, &c
Tie worid-renownod author, in this admir-
able Lecture, clearly proves from his own ex-
Pericnce tia, the awful consequences Of self
ah2se may be efi.ctually removed without
medicine, and WI h0ut dang -rous Surgical OPP
eratloAs, bougieS, Instruments, rings, OF cor
dlais, pointing ont a mode Of cure at once
certain and ctitctual, BY which every sufferer,
no matter what his condition nay be, may
cure himself cheapIy, privately, and RAD cal
~. This lecture will prove boon to thou
sands ana thousands
Sent under sea-, in plain envelope to any
address, on the receipt OF six cents or two
postage stamps, by addressing the publishers,
CHA&. J. c. KLINE 4 CO.,
! 127 Bowery, New ! ok, Postollice Box, 1896
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Centralia, October. 1859. A.
NEW GOODS

WE are now in receipt of, and are con-
" stantiy receiving new goods of all
kinds heretofore kept by us, and have in ad-
dition a fine assortment o DRY GOODS
We shall always make prices at the bottom
OF the market. So call round and see US be-
fore buying.
KNAPP & PURDY.
Grand Ranids Oct Isl IShS
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Diseases Of these Organs require the aid of
4 Diuretic- HelmhoId's Extract Buchu is the
Great DiUretic, and Is certain to have the
desired effect in all Diseases fen. lehict it is
Recommended
Evidence of the most reliable and respon-
si5le character viii accompany the medicine
Price S1.0o per Bottle, or SIX for $500.
Delivered TO any Address, securely packed
from observation.
Describe Symptoms III al Communications.
cures Guaranteed! Advice Ora tis..
Address letters for information 10
II. B. HELhB0LD, Chemist.
1O4 South Tenth-st, bel. Chestnut. Phila.
Helmbolds -lfedicg2 DeEot
Helmbo.d's Drug and Ctc,nicH IFrre9ouse,
594 Broadway, New York.
Bs,-ore IF co,s"ts2Te;ters and U7,princip'ed
Dealers who endeavor to dispose ,.oF, their
o,cs' and 'otts'" articles Of, tie reputation at
tanned by
HelnlbOld's Genuine Preparations.
. Extract Buchu.
= SarsaparilIa.
Improved Rose WASH
Sold by all Druggists everywhere. Ask
for Hclmonld's. Take no other. Cut out
the Advertisement and send for it, and arold
Imposition aud Exposure. 49v1
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gE See lit Of advertised letters
posted in tlie Post Office.
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New Goods

L ERTEFEUILLE has just opened lot Of
New Goods, among which is a select as
.ertmeRt o. Dry Gosls, Gall soon.
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So GRIND HiYEy ROUTE. 1868

1900 GEAAD MIS IN kOJIE. i9o''
THE STEAMSHIPS Of this line commence
/ TWICE daily trips between Milwaukee and
Grand Haven, in connection with the
DETROIT & MILWAUKEE r. f.,
Monday, May 4th, 1868, leaving Company's
Dock, Milwaukee. at 400 a. m, and 4:l5 D.
m. These Steamships make the trip to Grand
haven Ia distance OF s. miles, in SIX
HOURS, wish as much regularity as anr Rail-
way Train.
THIS is - 6ours Tie Quickest, and o6 miles
the shortest Route, to ali points in the Eastern
States or Canadas. hours the quickest
and 81 miles the shortest route to Cleveland
with no expense for Sleeping Car.
Fare from ali points West, As LOW, and
from Milwaukee, ONE DOLLAR LESS than
by other lines
Through E5Esc Fable.
Leave Milwaukee, 400 a. m. and 4:I5 p. m.
Arrive Detroit $40 p. IN. and 6:o5 a. m.
Buffalo 5:l5 a. III. and 5:I5 p. nj.
Rochester 7:l5 4. m. and 500 ?. II.
Albany 500 p. III. and 4:45 4. H..
New York $50 p, N. and 1915 Il. m
Boston lI:I5 p. M. and 2:3O p. II.
Ihliadela 500 a. N. and 500 p. n.
Baltimore ESQ a. m. and 900 p. T..
In advantage of luxurious SLEEDING,
CARS, changes in Union Depots, Sure Con-
nettlons, and Baggage Checked Through,
/ this line is unsurpassed.
RENGE NEsERI
For quick and comfortable trip, low fare.
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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-05-05
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FERTEFEULLE'S.
THE WOOD Co, REPORTER,
Is PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT
Gzand Rapids, Wood &C., Wisconsin

JOHN y. BRUEDAGE, EDIruR & PURL1suyn
L. u. HAINES, COMMISSIONING EDrron.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1864-05-05

Josh Billings in his glossary of war and
army phrases" defines d ''alcccsstUl H.tid'
a. 'cU'tug of turnpike within tie enemy 5
lines and bringing in u blind mule and two
uiggtrs, 20 board"