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Amnsenlente.
NIBLOs GARDEN. Begins at u


NIBLOs GARDEN. Begins at "a.
In.se and Manager ,............wM. WHEATLEY.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, l95
JOINT FAREWELL BENEFIT
LAST NIGHT But one or
|OR THE VERY SUCCESSFUL ENBAGEMENr cf
Mr.. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS.
The evenings performance will commence with 10y ts
oussD
AN HOUR IN SEVILLE.
MRS WILLIAMS IN TEN CHARACTthS ms,
MR.. WILLIAMS -
The Crest Fairy Drama tho .
LAKES OF KILLARNEY.
NIX. BARNEY NiLLlAMS..........as. .LANt I,
with the song. OF Katie Mooney and Pat miloy 10Y
reques) aud jig with Mr.. iss. The Golna1gntnsnr
Rlmb,es.' - ......,.
MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS. ..o.....KaTE htARNtf'
Both Pieces east 20 the strength o; the Company sra pro-
duced with ell their Original Spendor and Comp eisness
Mr. Wheatey IL happy 10 euuouDee that BIO mas been SIRE W
into brief with the dtns lhed arsise
Mrs. w. +. LANDER,
formerly
Mis- DANENPORT.
who ser retirement of -Four Years from te Sege VII
her appearance ct this establishment MONDAY
EVENING, February LEONE, IL the byeses ply en
titled -
THE MESALLIANCE.
Seats secured sir days In advance.
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Petroleum.

4SLliSibh UNI
DETROLEUM
NEW.YOEK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BALTIMORE
CONSOLIDATED
PETROLEUM AND MINING COMPANY.
CAPITAL. 6, 500, 600, DIVIDED INTO 100000
SHARES,
srrBsCRIPri0jSS' fRIcE, 81 ffER SHARE,
NO ErRrDER Assa.SMENT or sAt LIZ on TN SUB
FOR WORKING CAPITAL
yry.rprsr-J :. CLARK. Of NewYerk.
vioE. PxrsiDgNr-E- IL. NlsHAhT Ner-fofh
TnnAsrnEs-H. ;; DkNoE, New;Yols
SsoGE14lY-J. CONkIIS, New York.
RV.R KETCHUM, Baltimore, Nd
O. KING, Baltimore. Nd
IN; GOULD, phisde phla5 Pa "a,
RI wlsHART, Eew-York-
H. r DEVOE New-Yors.
a. CLARK TAR Farm. Pa
HP. CLARK. Oh City, Pa -
,GIEERAt SUPPLEMENTARY,
'AA"H Up r CLARK Oh N5 City i! Pa III '''' -
No. - BEo>DwAY, n j..
| NO. 6I2 and GA CHESTNtT-sT, PHILA,
/ AND BALTIMORE, SD.
Til. Copsuy IL Organized under the svs Of the State OF
NewYork. Tie princ pa Office y No Il Broadway, with
branch ia Phado pha and Baltimore for tho convent
q subcrbers who're the ca;es OF stock WI be
issoe5 10 Subscribers scrip booka ready without
Sey The property aos been selected with great esre during
the lst three by those q tie directors who have be.n
constantly operating oil Greek 6ud throughout tho erfe
OIL region Of Penney iysui, vel Western virginia ana
DOT sccfed se bat O.:eusbe purpose Of DE-.
vopnent I'd prod icing oil SOME ten wells under
contract and being bored Wih veoT livery acre OIL tt Com
psuys property bottom sud he best Of boring land much
Of ciFCIset, Cherry Run Cherry Tree Greer An1
Bend Allegheny R,ci AID other M ana where INC hhos arc
being deyeop.d win g2oa sncctss
OFFICE NJ NETWORK, where Prospectus and every IN
''''- '''' -" no. ~ BROADWAY NEw-YoRK-
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OFFICERS.
DIVER T.. WOOD, President.
JAMES CRUlKSHANK, Yice-Presideut
CHARLES }. MARTIN, Treosurer
J,MEs WADsWORTH, Secretary.
Err. BLACKWELL, Consulting Engineer ans General
Superintendent
TRUSTEES.
IAUL ". sPoFFoRD Of spoGori, rie';on Co., New
Yoh
CHARLES J.MARTIN, President Home Insurance Co..
New York
The Hon. ROGER AVERILL, Dsnbury, Conn
rhe Hon. ALBERT L. CATLIN, Burlington, W
AMPS CRUIKsHANK, No. IS Broadway. New'Yorh.
OLIVER Z. WOOD. No 20 Barclay st., HewYoIL
.AMES wADSwORTH Of Jane, wsdswogsh Co., No.
81 Cedar A., NewYofk.
.OHN W. STRONG. Detroit Mich.
EDWARD NJ MORGAN, No Pnef.. Ne--Yorh
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VTERMlLYE & Co, BANKERS,
No. a WALL-ST,
Buy and Sen a. msTke, ratesi
L s Coupon and Registered Bonds fiSSL
L. s. Coupon and Registered 500 Bonds
u. $ Coupon and Registered 1910 Bonds
One Year Cer;ifcste. Of Indebtedness.
New Troasury Note Loan Usual commission allowed
Maturing Ce1tfctes OF Indebtedness collected OF par
Oh
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NAN AMBURGH e. cos MENAGERIE
AND GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION,
Mo-. $50 and 81 BROADWAY.
OPEN DAILY FROM IL 4. NJ. To l0P NJ,
THIS ENORMOUS COLLECTION or
LIVING WILD ANIMALS INCLUDES
LIVING GiRAfFEj
TWO ELEPHASTs-SENEN LIONS
ROYAL BES0AL AND BRAZILIAN TIGERS
POLAR, GRIZZLY. sL0TH, BLACk, PooNAH GIN
NkNON, AND ISABEL BEARS
AFRICAN AND ASlATlC LEOPARDSi
STRIPED AND SPOTTED HYESAs
DROVE or CAMELS AND DROMEDAKIRSi
ELK DEER, BUFFALO. &c-, &c,
Con rrisne altogether. .. $780,,
AND BIRDS
From sverv auar,er 18th, globe.
THREE PERFORMANCES DAILY,
are ziy.p Il ia a m, , and ~ D. Iu.. introducing
ALL TIE TRAINED ANIMALS
IN WONDERf VI EXHIBITIONS OF
sAGAClTY AND THOROUGH TRAINING.
ADMISSION ONLY IS CENTS.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE Commences al q.
" Sole L...c, and Mauag. fss.....M Mrs. John " God
EIGHTH WEEK EIGHTH WEEK
OF THE GREAT SENSATIONS OF THE SEASON,
In i've Tsbleauy aud prologue entitled
TIRE STRkETS OF NEW.YORK,
the production Of which has proved
GFNUISE AND TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS.
It's vivid pictures those winch only appel 20
the sympathy but lesson OF bnnanty TO a. who
wness them, constituting perfect esentslion Of
LIFE IN NEWYORk,
are received nightly with -
ever elected e. ths city -
THE GREAT TABLEAUX, ..,.,.,, ..,.,nr.
NIGHTLY ENCORED.
To accommodate all vino intend wnesin this great cEsmA
and 10 prevent disappoin msnt At night, - 49,.
SEATS CAN BIZ SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADV AZ" e
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DARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM.
LAST DAY But ONE OF THE
NEW NATIONAL DOMESTIC DRAMA,
written by Nr. Mines Levick, ..>-.
AFTERNOON Al . EVENING A1H
THE UNION PRISONERS
Ga,
THE PATRIOTS DAUGHTER.
NEW LOCAL SCENERY, NOVEL EFFECrs, k&
MORNING at ii.
PUNCH AND JUDY,
br a &c eh-.,ea proienor from London.
COMIC SONGS ELEGANT DANCES. re-
Gr,at Dancing Cirlre. by.......TOhY DESIEA
MAMMOTH FAT WOMEN, 1890 P0U NDs.
GIANT BOY. efEET HIGH, Is YEARS OLD
LINING SKELETON, 81 POUNDS.
MAMMOTH 4ONAEY-TEE DRILL
WOODROFFE's BOHEMIAN GLASS BLOWEhS
FXHalT TWO GLASS STEAM ENGINES IN MOTION
Circss,sn GIL Dwsr, b1o BOY, Living Oten Freneo
Moving sles, Agusra Menssere, and uuon osnss GO
r0siiies. =.
TINE Mammoth OXEN, AMERICUS and
COLUMBUS t- srrsst and best seen IN the world
FED BY WG. & J. w. STORM Of La Grarse Doiehen "a
will reTa.n on sxhit,n fo days only Nos Si and -
FouTth-sy.. Adltance 25 cents.
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Dipiofno Notices.

Fire insurance Com
~ paDy No. 10 " sIs, sEMlANNUAL DINIpf.ND
kuuAnd free Of Cover neDt Tsx.
WALTER n FRANKLIN, Secretary.
3<v York Jan. u, l8g5
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OsIcE or rms DyLLw.Es AVID HuDsos cAS.L co.,
NLv.YoRg Jarma1y. Il. 1865.
TyHE BOARD OF MANAGERS Of this COM

PhEY haSo declared 4 ~ MAMMAL DIVIDEND Of
IfEN PER CENT Of the profits OF tho Company plyt
Iks On and after he L. asy of sbrry next a. the 0ce Of
H. Company No. - Nilisn corner q Ezc,snae-piac
NJ transfer books will remain closed until the h January
- ''' ISAAC " SEYMOUR, Treasurer.
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SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS
NOW OPEN AT THE COMPANY's OFFICE,
NJ. 100 BROADWAY
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last RIVER BANK.-The Annual Election
IL for 6teen DlRtI TORS and three Inspscters o. tec
ion of tbc Past River Bank WI be held TUESDAY the
nh day II February 1865 their banking house, NO. oS'
Broadway. Pols opea Joa : to p u,,,.y c..,,.
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New York Market.
NEW YORK Nny

Cotton-More active and prices rule
very firm at SIC for middling. Flour
5al0c better; S8,15aS,35 for extra state;
SS,90a9, 10 for common to good shipping
brands extra r. FL. o.; S9,20al2,25 for
trade brands; market closing quiet
Whisky-quiet; western S2,35. Wheat
q shade firmer for winter, and quiet for
spring; 81 80 for red amber Milwaukee;
1929 for old winter red western; S2,35a
2,i0 for new amber state, and new white
western. Rye-quiet; Canada Sl,20.-
Barley-heavy and drooiing; Canada
West reported sold at 81 30. Barley Malt
dull Oats in moderate request. Cot
fee-from st. Domingo at lSc. Sugar
firm mt 1870 fol Porto Rico; l3ial45c for
Cuba muscovado. Molasses-quiet; 100
hogsheads Porto Rico sold at auction for
75aS9c. Petroleum-steady at 354a37c
for crude; 60a62c for refined in bond; 75a
nc for free. Wool-quiet Pork--dull
and lower S33, 75a33. 874 for mess; closing
at S33,S7t cash; S29a29,50 for prime S2S-
75a2S for prime mess Beef-steady at
S1la14 for plain mess; Sl4aI7 ter extra
mess Beef Hams-in fair request. Cut
Meats-dull at Sl64al74 for shoulders;
S20a254 for hams. Bacon--firm. Lard
heavy at 24a2S4c; $50 hbls for December
at sellers option. Butter-in demand
at o0a42C for Ohio; 40a55c for state.
Cheese-tirn ut l4al9cc
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TeIegraphic Summary.

AGACSHoRAAC SaAAH46Eys
Gold closed in New York yesterday at
81 49,.
Brevet Major General Joseph R. Haw-
ley has resigned his commission In the
army and returned to the editorshlp OF
the Hartford Press
Mr.. Cushing's mission to England is
entirely professional and not diplomatic
The President has pardoned Pierre
Soule.
Governor Parsons, of Alabama, and
General Swayne, Commissioner of Freed
men for that State, are in Washington,
with a view to obtain the sanction of the
President to certain measures relative to
the Alters of that State
The Quartermaster General has order
ed attention to the great number of AM
mails belonging to the Government in the
possession of persons who have no legal
title to them, and directed that they be
seized wherever foand and handed over
t. the nearest quartermaster
The Washington Monument Associa-
ton will ask Congress for another APP
propriation at its next session. AbOut
100000 are reqrgod to carry the Mona-
ment to the proposed height.
An oil cloth factory was burned yester-
day at Bedford, Maine Loss $4,000.
The funeral Of Alric Dahlgren took
place at Philadelphia yesterday.
A Herald dispatch from Matamoras
the 18th, states the attack by the Lib
erals on that place commenced the Sun
day previous Ii was believed they were
led by American officers.
The Richmond Enquirer has been re-
vived by Mr.. Tyler, its former proprie-
tor.
General Grant has rented the residence
in Washington formerly owned by John
C. Breckinridge.
The adjourned session of the Missouri
Legislature convened at Jefferson City
yesterday.
A Tribune special intimates that JEFF.
Davis will be pardoned, as it appears
that majority of the nation are opposed
to his punishment
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oct26.
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RIVER NEWS.

R1vER.-The river was falling slowly
last evening, with eight feet seven inch
ca water in the channel.
The Armenia, having broken shaft
when near Pittsburg, did not reach here
until late last night.
Mr.. N. G. Arthur yesterday received a
dispatch stating that the steamer ] R.
Gilmore had sunk in four feet water at
Golconda, on the Ohio river. near Cairo.
The Gilmore was insured in Wheeling OF
fees for $4,000.
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Philadelphia Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. !, 1865.
Flour-dull sales of superior at SaS so;
extra 75a9 %. Wheat-tirm; sales OF
1000 bushels at 2 80; new 9 20a2 5g.-
Corn-advancing; old yellow at 65aS7c,
aed new 75a773. Petroleum-steady and
unchanged. Coftee-quiet; Rio at 22e.
Sugar and Molasses-droopiug Whisky
dull; at 2 37a2 So
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REGULAR Packet.

(FOr Marietta and PakerSbWg)
ss.s1sSvus z THE FINE STEAMER
iih-,..-<Siss EXPRESS, Captain HARRISON
SsssFYAstoi3 will leave Wheeling for the above
and all intermediate ports, every
Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday, at lOi o'clock
A. NJ. Returning leave Parkersburg every
Monday Wednesday and Friday at o'clock A.
NJ.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
Oct2l Agents
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The Atheneum for Sale.

YT'HE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
i Public Auction, Oh Saturday the Goth day
of November 1865, ut the Court House AT ten
o'clock a. H. the ak lots o. ground, numbered
7, g. 9, TO- IL and II, in Baker 4 Stout's Subdivi.
sion, at the south east corner of Market and
John streets whereon is erected that immense
building wellknown As the Wheeling Athe-
neum
credit of six. twelve eighteen and twenty-iour
months Tor the residue, in equal instalmemts
PAYABLE with interest and secured by deed OF
trust OH the premises.
BEVERLY NJ. EOFF,
+. =. STOUT
oct97.ts JOHN f. HOPKINS.
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OsvegO Market.

OswEGO, n Y, Nov |, 1865
Flour-unchanged; 50 GO for No. l.
spring, 10 80 for red winter, II 80 for
white, IL so for double extra. Wheat
dull; Chicago spring, by sample, at 81,
and 5000 bushels selected winter amber
Canada at = so
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New York Money Market.

= NEW IUhh, NUN. ], ICOD.
Money-a shade easier at per cent.
Sterling-a shade frmerat 81 0Ssa1 o.
Gold-without decided change; opening
at 81 ,454; declining to l,454; closing at
Sl,45t.
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Regular Passenger Packet
For Pittsburg, Wheeiing and Parkersb,Ug

For Pittsburg, Wheeling and ParkerYb,ug.
THE NEW AND EI.E-
49, Passenger steamer FOREST CITY,
!rrsssszLsssss Capt JOHN GORDON, A. r. BUNTING,
Clerk, leaves Pittsburg for Parkersburg every
Wednesday and Saturday at ~ NJ; leaves
Wheeling for Parkersburg every Wednesday
and Saturday at l2 p. M leaves Parkersburg
for Pittsburg every Monday and Thursday at
Tuesday and Friday at Z A. NJ
Freight received for Pittsburg every Monday
and Thursday at the Wharf Boat until p. NJ
by BOOTH, BATTELLE & Co,
oct24. Steamboat A gents
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SWAMI HOUSE,

AkkERsBURG, VA, CHANG
Il ED HANDS. On Thursday October sth
1853, j. W. Dent, late of the Richmond House
took possession of the Swami House for q
term of years. He hopes, by strict attention to
business, to merit a continuance Of the very lib
sral patronage conferred upon him when propri
etOr Of the Richmond.
Every department Is In the charge of the
most efficient assistants J. VIM DENT
sep20
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For Sale.
Farm For Sale Low.
wr1I SELL Az PRIVATE

Il " - - n
i sale my Farm, containing 314 "cres Of land
situated in Wchlaud Township Belmont coun
ty, Ohio the National Road, eight
miles from Wheeling and q from ST
Clairsvlle. The Land is well improved, three
acres in grape vine, and the remainder in eX
cellent condition for gardening purposes. There
is on the premises Il first rate Tavern stand,
with stabling ond plenty OF gooG water. There
is also Il fine orchard of well selected fruit trees
and an lruhcd wine cellar, together with first
rate still house, with all necessary improve
meuts and cOnveniences. | will sell on the
most reasonable terms For particulars call
and see the undersigned Oh the place near st.
Clairsville, Belmont county, Ohio.
OctI7-tf CHRISTIAN WELTY.
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Regular Pittsburg and Par
kersburq Packet.

.s The Fine Passenger Packet, BAY
sGs%4SARD, G.. d. MOORE, Master. ID.
Ss - MOORE Clerk, will ply between
Wheeling and the above ports as follows:
Leaves Wheeling for Parkersburg every Mon
day and Thursday, at 9 o'clock Z. NJ.
Leaves Wheeling for Pittsburg every Wednes
day and Saturday, at = o'clock p. M
For Freight OF Passage, apply OH board or to
j. MANNER, Agent.
oct23
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For Sale.

OFFER FOR SALE TWO BRICK
i HOUSES and lot, containing three Rooms
each on North street adjoining the North street
NJ f. Church w. W. BLANCHARD
Real Estate Agent.
octo5 Iw No IL Monroe Street.
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For Sale.

10 ACRES FINE OHIO 2HVEIs
10 Bottom land for sale, one mile above New
Martnsville Enquire of
j. DALLAS EWING
New Martinsville, Wetzel Co, W. Va.
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For Sale.

HOUSE AND LUT, SETUAVE u
n in the town of Louisville ON the National
Road l6mileS west of this city House, two story
frame. 2ix3n feet good cellar, Il well of water,
stabling and carriage shed an excellent paled
garden also good growth Of grape vines
For further particulars apply 10 Samuel Lew.
is at the Grant House, before the 10th day OF
November. y Ii. JONES.
n ,t06 IrtS
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For Lower Ohio, Cairo and
St. Louis.

I,eaves SATURDAY. the 4th inst, at 5 o'clock
M the new and fine passenger steamer,
NEW STATE. Capt JOHN McLURE JR.
,r-A. For Freight or Passage, apply
|. .-se tslaf.z-s ION board, or to
'<aa's7 BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO,
40 az Agents.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
JAMES P. ROGERS,

A TTGHNES AG law. WILL
N PRACTICE III The Courts of Ohio county
AMI adi"inius counties.
COLLECTIONS promptly attended 10.
OFFICE -Dn Fourth street, directly opposite
the Cou"' House, Wheeling. w. Va. ianls
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NAIL TRAIN.
HEMPFIELD RAILROAD

NHANVE OF IINIf..
. Nd AND AFTER MONDAY, SEp-
~ TENDER the 10Th, the trains ON this Road
i'll run as follows, except sundays:
Leave Washin2t ton $50 y. Nj.
Arrive at Wheeling. -....--.- 1000 a NJ.
RETURNING:
Leave Wheeling. ....-....-... 300 l.. NJ.
Arrive at WashingtOn $50 T. NJ.
All freight TO he forwarded from Wheeling
must be delivered at the depot before O'Clock,
p. NJ, TO insure its shipment the same day.
sept2O W. II. BURTON. Sup't.
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p. Fl. linn.

LNiGFTEI8EsS ~ CONFECTEON-
L EE Bridge Corner Wheeling, w Va,
wholesale and retail dealer il Foreign Fruits,
Nuts aud Cigars and manufacturer of Refined
Candy.
Wctdt4I .na other parties furnished Oh short
motto and accommodating telTls sep2O
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MRS. G. ZIMMER,

ri All KINDS
WI OF CRACKERS CAKES, BREAD, sc.
No l62 Market street East side "a few doors
south "f tho Market Hau7o Wheeling W. Va.
ilulu.at
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FOR SALE.

NINETEEN SHARES OF STOCK
~ in the Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Com
paay. Apply to n. RICHARDSON,
oetlg Attorney at Law.
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Who have injured themselves by certain prao.
tice INDUCED in when alone, habit frequently
learned from evil companions. at school. tho
effects OF which are nightly felt even when
asleep and IL not cured renders marriage impos-
sblo, and destroys both mind and body. should
apply Immediately.
What pity that young man, the hope OF his
country, the darling OF his parents, should DO
snatched from all prospects and enJoyments oi
life 10y the consequence ol doviating from tho
path OF nature aud indulgipg In a certain secret
habit. Such persons must, before contempla'
ting
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For ParkerSburu.
TRANSPORTATION.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
BALTIMORE OHIO R. R.
OFFICE Bii.rMORE a OHIO RAILROAD Co., I
WHEELING, 21th Oct, 1905
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS TRAIN.

i by the following schedule ON and after the
29th October. lsGj:
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MARRIAGE.

Reflect that sound mind and body are the most
necessary requisites Ia promote connubial happ
ness Indeed without these the journey through
life becomes a weary pilgrimage; the prospect
hourly darkens to the view; the mind becomes
Swallowed with despair and oiled with the mel.
anchOy reflection mat the happiness OF another
becomes blighted with our own
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oct27-ts
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-02-25
Hannibal L 81. Joseph Railroad
Is IN GOOD ORDER 10 no BUSINESS
WITH DESPATCH. r1s
1860. 1865.

RhiDGES md import; n points are under IN,
~ PREDICTION VI United States moore, lsI
RkGULAR DAILY PACKETS rom kao.s. &c,
aEd Lew enworth, connect with the Fa,,e Conc'
y Railroad for st. Joseph. where e.oee conpec.
'irn' are made with trains East, on the Hauo;
bal ard ST jos. ph Railrcad
Al ha."ieai connections are made with Pack
cts M and down tie Mississippi river, and with
all Eastern railroads
iassensers TO Saint Louis. via. Hannibal. eo-
Joy pie asanf nights rest and arriy. in 81, iouis
newt n'orning IN season for business. and ne
connections eas, by rallrosd. - =
STATE RooNs AND MAILS on PAcxrrs- FREE
Pass myers to the East by this rome s.x. to-
i've TO seven days over rhose euins hv ~. u;a'
scHr river. - w.
stages from prominent point. IN K,p... -.
nee; with 'he Hannibal and 81. Joseph Rai,r,sd
J,s.ph. '' ~" ~
pahy Stage connections made from roints nm
'ne ha,irosd TO L. x'ncfon Richmond. Rrure.
wick, Paris. Independence, Carr,l,.n. ~ -
=, THROUGH TICKETS tn all poin,s E..
North or South, sold at the offices Of m. c.
pany Al Lawrence, Kansas Civ. Lsnvenxo,,S
Atehisoo. OF 81. Joseph.
The II. & ST. 10. X. r. CO.. are ss,l;o~
SIX HUNDRED TllOCSANn scnr.
'erti'e Land. situated along its line. =, Io- ,,,.
upon long crcdis. Apply to JOSIAH HINT
Land Commissioner. Hannibal.
Shippers OF Freight BY this line say. ,;ms 80
'''sui.hce. J. 7. h. HAYWARD.
r. u GkoAr, Gen. Ticket Agent
W: r. RosiSsOS, Gen. Freight AGENT.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-02-25
1864. For the Winter! 1865
TOLEDO, WABASH
GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD LINE
FROM QUINCY TO TOLEDO.

TWO DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS leave
i Quincy, In conn. ctiOn with Hannibal & ST
Joseph Railroad, making SraE AID DsaEcr Con-
INJECTIONS TO Eastern Cities.
Passengers leaving st. Joseph n T45. A. NJ,
will leave Qaincy same afternoon at ASS.
The Day Express leaves Quincy At 4:45, A H..
The Inducements ofiered travellers by this Line
are The Shortest Route, the Quickest
T:,,. H.. C.,oo,h.s, Tel I'D S.,.
e' ''o
Connections-aii maze IN Union OePOss
"A Superior advantage over oil Other routes.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-02-25
SLEEPING CARS
on NtoHr TRAINS TO
Philadelphia, Neu York and Baltimore.
Baggage Check Through and Trans.
ferred Free.
ERElGHTS.

by this route Freights Of oil descriptions can
be forwarded TO and from Phi,adelphia, New
York. Boston or Baltimore, to and from any
point on the Railroads Of Ohio, Kentucky. lndi-
ara, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa OF Missouri, By
RAIL ROAD DIRECT.
Tn. Penn'a Central Railroad also connec.s a,
Pittshurg with Steamers, by which Goods can be
forwarded To any port on the Ohio, Mississippi.
Missouri. Kansas, and OF her western rivers: and
at CLEVELAND. Sandusky and Chicago with Sica-
mers To all Ports on the North Western Lakes
Merchants and slippers en,rusting the trans.
por; alton Of their freight to ibis Company, an
rely with confidence on its speedy transit
The Rates OF Freight 10 and from
any point in tie West by the Pa Central K. r.,
are at all times as FAVORABLE as are charged BY
other Railroad Companies.
aJBe particular TO mark packages VIA PENN
GENITAL r. r.
For Freigh, Contracts or Shipping Directions
apply 10 or dress either Of the following Agents
of the Company:
8. B. Kfsosros. IT., Freight Agent. Philada
d. A. STEWART. Freight Agent, Pittsburgh.
CLARKE & Co., Transfer Agents. Pittsburgh
H. w. BaOwM 4 Co. Cincinnati. Ohio.
MoREHEAD & Co.. Louisville, Ky.
r. T. SASS, st Louis, Missouri.
CLAsKE 4 Co. Chicago, Ill.
X. G. Medium. General travelling Agent fuI
The Souih and West.