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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1865-11-24

Being 500 acres in Chickasaw and
2so acres in Howard County, Iowa. which
will be sold for cash or part on credit
These lands are mostly in large tracts
and we'll adapted for either stock or grain
arms. For terms,
Apply to GEO. W. JONES, Dubuque, Iowa.
W.R. MEAD. New Oregon, -
lsrsl G.S E. SCOTT .NeGrego%. ~
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Arrivals. a md Departures.

Bty-a kRRTvALa. - NAfff Az.
Nrw OhLRArs-Steamship NJ isis sppy Nelmss " Crery.
aud wife Moody friend " Idnneken and lady Geo
A Bidw Bohwick, Thos Merry Mrs May. MrsM ullcn,
Mrs Mangcne, Angelica, DR. Miller Levy, Grieser wife
and daughters; j Sumpf, Messiers u Armstrong.
rick, AFPuaer.. H. Shields and son, T Webster. y
Shields. wife and daughters: Jas Burns. wife and
daughter; n Gregory Spxeding, N Dupre Mrs Turs
dean aud daughter Mrs Semeh Meyer and friend eenI
Christian u II Pierson. II Humbrock a Fnetlsnder
SAN JUAN Nic.-Steamshp Ericsson-y lorna wife and
child; Y Hu,chngs, Mrs Dr. Adams, Miss II Adams,
McComas, wife and twc- children; Mrs Avery and
two children. Mrs. Hardmau two daughters and soh;
Mrs 9 T Porter, Miss Porter, 7 Alden, Mrs Bennett
Mrs Smith, Bates. and wife. Mrs u IL H.ry,
Waltz, Rooms, NJ Dodge, Clifford, II y
Camp J listed W Dun: Miss Dickensop 81 Hail. Can
tain Taylor, Smith. - Hallepbeck II Handy, wife.
child infant Isdoro Hesecho Francisco Gnerrsz Can
tain Atkins, Smith-frst cabin. Kennedy, J Kirk
patrick, N Farwell Andrew Scer, w Cas.el, George
Crse, HoG, lawrence Berger, samuel Williams,
Norris A Moore, A W BuArow, g Craner. ID McLane, W
Ellis, Avoline. Mr. ktmber wife and chtldrens
Aov South. Brown Davis, James Neville John Cor
nell, Wheeer.T Morris, James Talllo, James Mont
somer Clark, In second cabin and 27 in the seerage
Mira Phlipson and infant Mr. Phillips Sontsr Robert
Ta, Mr. Tat mrs Emma Taitt, John MnDoned, q De-
Leon, Henry, Davis, IL Mclean John Marcus.
DEPARTURES.
HAVANA VERA cRuz--Stes mship Manhattan--LeOpod
valdes jose Perdezo. Domingo Palacos Comstock.
wife and daughter Bella Loftier Alice Weeks Matide
James Perkins, + Daley, Macogge, Robert Clarke.
Samuel Hannlng John Essex, Harrington John butt,
Francis Kearney, NJ D. Ford Thomas Freeman, Rsr~t
Champsgnon E,ienna GARNER, Rodriguez SANTOS, Ches
StuYevaut.
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Brooklyn City News.

ARassr OF A. W. NATHANs, TEE BOUNTY BRoKnl, ~
ONs OF I'm Worms a W. Nsthans, the bounty broker,
who figured censpiouousy in the Second district Pro-
vost karshas Office and whose testimony Supervisor
Cheshire was convicted Of accepting presents and SEN
fenced 10 the Pententiay, brought before Judge
Daley yesterday morning to charge Of grand
larceny preferred by one OF his victims in the bounty
business The complainant Is Theodore Lewis, who
sides at No. ~ Hamilton avenue, and he alleges that
the oath OF last September he went to the ONCE OF the
Second district In Grand street. E. D. for the purpose Of
cnsting In the army. After examination by the
geon in charge, he was pronounced disqualified and was
about leaving the ONCE whom he was accosted by
Nathsns who told him that he would him through.
Nathans with strange suit OF clothes and In this gab
was again sent before the DOCTOR who this time passed
him. When Lewis received his bounty money be found
fifty dollars short and demanded OF Nathans the
son why, when he was told that he had 10 pay that
amount for bis (Nathan's) trouble Having Of
redress AZ the time Lewis waited until be arrived home
few days ago. and entered the complaint above stated
Nahans bonds the charge the Goth of
September.
DAVID s. ELLISON, OF Brooklyn drowned on Monday
evening on Rye Beach. He had arrived that day at
twelve O'Clock, on visit 10 his uncle, the Rev VIM
Ross, Of Rye, and at six O'Clock NJ while bathing a.
the beach, and in sight Of his relative and lady friend
he was seen TO sink. His lady friend who was rowing
IN boat at the time fastened to his assistance did
not succeed in saving him. His body soon
ered but life was extinct He most estImabe
young man. just Of age and had been married about
months
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National Teachers Association.
a,cu., rcas


Delegates 10 the National Teachers Association are ar.
irving here by every train.
II is expected that by the largest rcprcscn.
taon Of educators ever assembled any occasion
this country will be present to participate the proceed
ings Of the Convention.
The National Normal School Association met in the
State School Department at eleven clock this morning.
President Edward Edwards, Of Illinois IN the chair
The regular business Of the body will commence this
afternoon.
Among the gentlemen present ID. ID Hagcr prin.
cpa of the Normal School Of Massachusetts, Professor
Green, Of Rhode Island; Greenlesf and Valentine OF
New York Wickershsm and Thompson. Of the Penn
sylvania Normal School; Hence Of Ohio; Hailrnan OF
Kentucky VIM r Phips, Of Minnesota; r.. A. Sheldon,
Of Oswego and Messrs stearDs and sheldon Of Boston
The National Teachers Association will assemble TO.
morrow morning, al nine o'clock, nj the Court House
Governor Curtin will deliver his address OF welcome
On Thursday the members OF the association will pro-
coed 20 Gettysburg, where speeches will be made and
other proceedings had appropriate to that halowed
locality Governor Andrew will arrive and take part in
the proceedings on Friday ..
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Carrying Crim1nals to Court.
TO THB EDITOR OF rHB HERALD.

NEW YOeK, August 10, 1900.
incident occurred ON one Of the East Broadway and
Astor House yesterday morning which ought not 70
60 unnoticed. As usual in the morning. the was
crowded to excess with ladies and gentlemen, whom sud-
denly We were brought to halt and three men, chained
one TO the other were marched into the car much TO
the dsgust Of all the passengers Now. Mr.. Editor
would ask you why should respectable ladies and gentle
men Be subjected TO the indigny Of riding in public
conveyance with handcuned crminalsY II there
other mode Of conveying criminals open 70 the officers
Of justice but our public cani PROTEST.
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jersey City News.

ARREST ov CoUSrxRysnERs.- yesterday afternoon .
woman named Margaret Bergen arrested BY special
detective Darcy charged with having attempted pass
IS counterfeit OF the Farmers Bank, Hudson, N y, a.
Tsylors saloon, at the Erie Railroad depot Jersey City
George and Alfred Houghtaing were arrested yester
day afternoon by officer Kleen OF the Jersey City police
charged with attempting 10 OF 50 counterfeit Of
the Williamsburg City Bank The prisoners com.
mted TO await an examination.
GIRL MIsSscA girl fifteen years Of age, daughter OF
William Mooney, who resides At the corner of Greene
and Norris Streets Jersey City, has been missing since
Saturday last She 10 supposed to have been enticed
away by girls OF disreputabe character who reside in
that neighborhood.
A TRAIN on CANS THROWN Fsox THE TRACK sY,A Hoo
Yesterday morning train the New Jersey Railroad
was passing through Newark, hog the track and
the train running him two were thrown from
the rails, causing, however, but slight damage
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CATRo, August is, 1888.
The steamer Pauline Corsal, from New Orleans 9th,
has arrived with hundred and twenty.n bales Of
cotton for Cairo and hundred and eleven bales for
st. Louis
The three military divisions Of Texas are commanded,
with headquarters, follows :-Easern, General A. j.
Mower, Galveston; Central, General ID. Stanley, Vic
tona; Northern, General r. Steele, Brownsville
The kerscdw R0nchvo Of July 20, which the New
Orleans 7im0 says 10 rather doubtful authority, reports
the sacking Of Corpus Christi and the Dissertation Of
family vault by the United states troops
General Lopez has left Matamoros for Mexico
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The propeller Triton sailed from Hilton Head yester
day and after passing outside Of Cape Henry her
machinery became disabled, and she was towed back
arriving here this morsing
The United States fr9ste Constitution, Old Iron
sides, sailed hence at Ave o'clock this morning.
sale Of government hor ses took place to- day at
Camp Hamilton, at prices varying from t26 TO 500
These horses were turned In from the Eleventh Pennsy
vsnis and the Twentieth New York cavalry.
sale Of government horses also took place Al East
VILE Eastern shore odsy under direction Of Quarter
master Colonel A. p Blunt
The Of William Evans and John Balchcr. who
we're arrested about four weeks ago charge Of stealing
I'VE hondEed dollars from Sergeant Miller Company H.
Third Pennsylvania artillery has been investigated by
n0apited y
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Fire at Troy.

Troy, n. August 10, 1855
Tho extensive machine shop OF the Troy and Boston
destroyed by fire at eleven O'Clock tonight The frs
originated in the paint shop, accidental Loss
about twenty Thousand dollars. Fully insured Three
locomotives were burned, vz.Tfs George Could Jared
s Weed and Alrah Croker The engines j. " Baker
and Pony were saved Sixty eight were go. out IN
safety There will DO interruptions tho running Of
tha tra
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The Accident at the Fire.
TO TUE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

INV YORK, August II, ISo5.
In yesterdays issue it was reported that Of the
drivers belonging to Metropolitan steam nre engine No
was racing with hose carriage going to the Ore In
Water street, which tho cause Of his having his
legs broken the report which is ubfeauded The acct
dsnt occurred after stretched into the 6re tho
horse taking fright from blowing tho steam whistle and
starting Of the engine TO work. When taken 70 tho
hospital Il found that Of bis legs broken,
end he very easy this morning Very respectfully,
WILLIAM CORGAN,
Foreman Metropolitan Engine Ne. I.
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Philu Ielplaia Politics.

PnIADRiPHiA, August 10, 1855
The political pot Is beginning TO boil here The dcmo
cr-ss to-day nominated Daniel S Fox for Mayor and
other officers Much quarreag took place in the ward
conventions, and in Of them n, hight occurred in
which Two delegates stabbed Both viii probably
de The Union party have held their ward elecuonsl
Mayor benry has declined the nomination.
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sureties bound the Of 500 900; they arc
perfectly responsible and will satisfy tho government
COMMISSIONERS OF PATENrs.s
Hon Thomas G. Thoaker, of Ohio, ono OF the chief OF
Tamners Of the Patent oce has been appointed comms
sioner Of Pntents in tho place Holloway resigned
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FASHION COURSE LONG iSLAsD-TRoTTING.
TUESDAY, August lS-aa.ch 81 900, mile heats, best
three In Eve, in harness
ID Mace named IN Ella Sherwood. Received forfeit
d. P1fer named b. Harry Clay. -. I'aid forfeit
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suing from the cellar Of tho grocery No. lS2 Frank
lin street. coruer Of varok kept by +. Froytag. Tho
cellar used Tor the purpose Of storing old boxes and
rubbish. colored man named "Danney" slept In tho
ROOM and had been fixture there for fifteen years
The only OF accounting for the fire that DaDney"
became intoxicated during the evening" ana careessy
set the premises ablaxe while In the Of retiring 70 his
perry learned from the once Of the Fire Insurance
Detective Force. was insured for 81 900 in the Amssr
dam COMPANY
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Has nature auti1ote for acquired dsessesf nwho
suffer believe they ought 70 and can be cured Tha
York have doubt benedted cured persons
Dyspepsia Nervousness stomach, Loss Of Appetite
dency than other article I'm existence They ar. com
Of the herbs carefully prepared
be taken tonc and gentle stnuiant They sdspte1
20 condition Of lie and extensively popuar
with mothers and persons OF sedentA-y habits
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Special Dispatches 90 the Herald.
HKARr's CoSnsSr, August H.
VIA AsPv BAY, August Is 1895. !
We have just heard, through schooner named the
First Fruit which arrived Harbor Grace August IA,
(n1Ali fo0G aG|eok = y eR ne OH y AygHa. lba lHu
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wheeler & Wilson'S Lock stitch sew
ins Machine and button Hole Machine. e25 Broadway.
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Crissssfero's hntr Dye. PreservnuSs
and Sig Dsao,, wholesale and rsLaiL Nc. Asor ho"A
The dve y yplsd by skHful artists
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xJO Rare NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Many
much valuable information never before made
pnh,c iurIina over receipts exclusive BY
he ccichrlic Metropolitan Hotel OF this city. Price -
publishers, uQ Brvsdwpy, n. We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-16

A.-Disrrh~a, Dysen&sry, sunsnAer Cen,.
pniut 4c., speedily cured by using MAGUISES 'BENNk
PLANT" Sold AZ = Park row aud by all Drusgs,s
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ustehelor's Hair Qye-Thc Best in the
World larmess reliable Ssantsneous The only rerfscs
ave Faaory, 81 Barclay street. -
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Hest and Che Hair Dye
Try IT, Large size 15c seid ~ druggSr Depot !" pcy"
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Perfume on the wires.-As Fast as the
telegraph s.tcnded ADg,h gh,nng for sup
lying the wires Never people upanimoua
anything than Americans Of all sections In approving
this staple perfume OF the New World Sold everywhere
Macs ulay has sung the Glories OF the
Field Of Ivory but you how transcendently
beautiful ivory be made glance nj of teeth that
daily manipulated with ths fragrant sOZODONT
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The mail a,esmshjp Costa RIGA, Captain Wilson, win
leave this port to day for Aspinwal.
The mails for Central and South America will close -
half past ten o'clock this morning.
be published a, hslfpast nine O'Clock in the morning
II will contain:-An the accounts far as received,
the progress Of the Great Eastern in laying the grea
Atlantic Telegraph Cable, with full and elaborate his
tory Of the present and previous Cables with Maps ana
Diagrams illustrating the entire subject Tho progress %
Restoration in the late Rebel States and important Ncws
from all parts Of the country Late and Interesting intel
lsence from Europe and reports Of all important events
Of the day.
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IAN. IpbaeitnbIo Hair CuttcE--SylS4t
N, . 'n,,,hIs and executed - the best manncsoy MOL
Avlsy street = -
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Chevrlier,s Life for the Hair Restores
srsy hs 10 ia orglr Il uolor ia falling ~ keeps tho
hea clssn s'.nl, above comparison Win my nhet hsr
drvss IN Sold drug stoT.s and ~ my vn,,e 70 ,'-S
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wilcox a. Gibbs Sewing Machine.
No 500 Broadway.
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How. sewing Machine Co.--t;iiss Aowses
!, pre,desi SO Broadway Agents wailt.d -
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Twusses, shoulder Braces, Etc sale stock
ugs Instruments for oil determines, at Dr. GLovrNs.
% Ann Al fenl
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lEsthetieo-Neu ralg icon-The Celebrates


Observation-Disclosures n-The Celebrate8
invented by Or. Won EIsENBERC,
for the Of all of the Eye Ear Chronic Casrr
DISEASES OF THE THROAT.
Catsrrh Asthma Afctons the Voice. Laryngecl Bron
the stomach LIVER shornes Breath, wheox,pg Cough.
and other distressing affections al the Chest mabd alice
lions Of the Liver Weakness OF Nerves and general debility
OF the whole system Is IN full operAiep At the resi-
deDce Of the inyeutor Dr. Won EIsENBERc, Sl6 Broad
CROSS EYE sTRAioBTENED IN ONE MINUTE.
Sure Remedy.
CHOLERA, DTARRifEA DYsENTERya
AND ALL SUDDEN CONTINUED
OR LOCAL PAINo
cured by FROM
with BRANDRETII,s PILLS.
See B. BRANDRETH 10 the
government stamp
Once Brandreth HOUSE.
An, that Cough.-An fs.not HumbD9-
gerry Persous Of chronic cough 40 learn someshn
Importance By addressing L. box Ill Herald Once
them something something rational scnething HARM
b something lneshls 70 the non medical reader, Soma
wing .sucoessfuL
Asolphs Flamans d Co.'s -
CHAMPAGNE.
Ah- Rrkzss cashed In I.sgsi Lotteriss.--.
j. cLUTE, Brnxrr i76 Broadway
All Legal Lottery Prizes Cashcd. OahciaA
Drawing. Circulars and Information sent
.. n. CLAYTON, 10 wsh street, New YORK..
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All Legal Lottery Prizes Csshcd. OaiciaA
Drawings Circulars and Information sent
r. CLAYTON. 10 XaN strent. NAts Ynri
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If the baby - Cutting .Twesh. fsscethmt
al AID wen tried remedy Mis- WfNsf9wS SOOTHING =
SYRUP which greatly facilitated me rreess snd issare x
regulate tie bowels. ~ relescs the Sld from in, toyA{
acdy and v7nd cohc and " gifiT heinlant sr
mother. u 10y f"S~
YORK and 200 High liofborn. Iondsh Baglandt -
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The Bridal Characteristic "

Warning and Instruction Young Wen funshed ~ the
tIow. free OF charge W scaled en-
veopes Address Dr D. skiln houghtop, Howard AssSs-
tion. philadelphia. Pa.
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Asolphs Flansant d Co.'s
CHAMPAGNE.

.Ah- Rrt.ss csshed In Lsgsi Lotteriss.---.
j. CLuTE Brtrrr ITO Brondssay
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Mnce's Native Grapevines Go~ sale
Deawares from layers and ces Adrondse iona iss~ee~
Aneu's hybrid. dc, &C. send FOR circulars.
IA. IA MALE. NcYbnrq n, v,
"a =. n rAnjlnhSg ehancs Dow nngs
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land each mile Of the route and by the act Of May H.
1884, four additional alternating sections per mile
GRANTED 10 the same road.
CENSUS sf1rrsrIcs OF MASSACHUSETTS, HASurAc.
ts TORIES.
The county of Middiessx, Nasl, ia reported by
the last census 70 have nine haoirsd and seventy
eight manufacturer, With 80 led capital Of
SO, 90, sat- These sstsblishn1 y pay for the
material they consume ga, as, sol, aud employ
H. e2s females and ~ le< males for which they pay
$40, oe5, 1os Tho value Of the annual product thus
secured 10 estimated at sA,slo,77s. Dukes county,
State, has nineteen manufactures, with capital
Of t3ie 80 The cost OF material used Is estimated At
s429 9s2 and the annual value Of products held at
s56i, Sos The establishments give employment TO two
hundred and eleven hands st cost Of s33 7o2 The
first named county exhibits the largest and the latter the
smallest manufacturing interests OF the fourteen oou
ties into which the State is divided.
rosTroSExENr OF A sALg or GOVERNMENT
BrILDIvas.
Tho sale Of barracks block houses and other bu
TO have taken place at Fairfax Station Va today has
been postponed application having been made for them
by the Frecdmens Bureau. II IL proposeato establish
colony OF freedmen at that place
SOLDIERS RELEASED PROM PRISON
Fourteen prisoners undergoing sentence Of court mar
tal at Fort wbppe, this morning released by
OF the Secretary Of War, and directed TO report ihe
mastering officers or their respective regiments
ExAniSiSo SURGEONS or THE PENSION Bur g.r.
The Pension Bureau reports day the spponn int Of
the following gentlemen examining surgeons - a.
C. Brown Bradford, Iowa; stIllman spooner, zelda ~
X; Isaac l.. Milner, Rockpor, Ind.
the FREEDxRs's BUREAU ~ MssI ssIprI
Colonel Samuel Thomas Assistant Cor missioner Tor
the state Of Mississippi reports at the reedmens Blu.
in letter received today that "during the war
many refugees were shipped North and Others maiusin-
ed refugee homes in TIM. state ,ut lsery this has
ceased almost entirely the souher nes as class being
glad to have the refugees among to counebaance
the negroes" The Commission thinks probable that
more whites have been supp jtted during the war and
aimee upon the bounty Of tho government than blacks
II IL Intended hcwev that the State shall soon ear, Tor
its own paupers.
Tas oAsE or,A. Y. STONE, the ALLEGED DE.
FAuLTER.
A. P ston1 Collector OF Internal Revenue. was II Is
ss.etsaineS sssssyls~ 70 shs Suoyy Of tgaooo W.
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pARDoSs Rx THE PRESIDENT.

The President has paroned the following named rebels
to-day: IT. O. Bethel Of Louisiana; Jonathan worth W.
s. Mason B. Moore and Tod r. Caldwell, OF North Caro-
lima; John 1. sehen and W. schon OF Tennessee; T.
J. soutter, OF New York city; D. r. Cook. OF Memphis
Tenn. VIM. y Byrd, W. N. Gilmer c. ". Lee, Frank
W. sdden and VIM. T. Clarke Of Alabama; r. n. short,
Of louisiana d n. Gordon, Of Virginia, WIN. Johnson
OF Charlotte, N c. and Benjamin Fitzpatrick formerly
rebel Senator from Alabama
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-04-08
FREIGHTS.

By this route Freights of all descriptions can
be forwarded to and from Philadelphia New
York, Boston, or Baltimore TO and from any
point Oh the Rail Roads OF Ohio, Kentucky, In
diana, Illinois, Wisconsin Iowa or Missouri by
Railroad direct.
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road also con
nects at Pittsburg with Steamers by which
Goods can be forwarded to any pert on the Ohio
Muskingum, Kentucky, Tenpessee, Cumberland,
sas and Red BEeers; and &C Cleveland, Sandusky
North Western Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the trans
portation Of their Freight TO this Company can
rely with confidence on ia speedy transit. -
Tue RATES or FREIGHT 60 and from any point
In the West BY the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road, are at all times ~ favorable as are charged
by other Rail Road Companies. 50 f4etFs
n Be particular 70 mark packages via
Pennsylvania Central T. r.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions
apply 10 or address either Of the following Agents
Oh D. 61s A. oSSTTERS%Vlnr rreieh. Agent. pi.t.purg
CLARKE & CO., Transfer Agents, Pittsburg
II. w. BROWN 4 CO. Cincinnati, Ohio.
r G. MELpRUN Co, Madison, Ind.
J. z. MOORE Louisville, Ky.
W. n AIKMAN, Evansville, Ind.
3. T. SASS, St. Louis, No. sa4gIEsiy
CLARKE, Il CO, Chicago, Ill
]. II. McCOLM, Portsmouth, q.
J. n LOVE, Maysviile, Ky. ,asr
HALL & Co. Marietta, o. siA - ist'C
z AYRES, Muskingum River. --- -.
w. 81. & z L. LANGLEY, Gallipolis, o.
IL & PIERCE CO., GAINESVILLE, o. nm
n. a. HUDSON, Ripley. o.
r. G. MELDRUM, General Travelling Agent