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-"Sir," said culprit, as the sheriff
vas carefully adjusting the repe, "rcal-
ly, your attentions deserve ny thanks.
In fact I do not know of one T should
rather have hang me-"
"Really," said the sheriff, 'tyou are
disposed to be complimentary. I do
not know Of another individual lit would
give me. 50 much PLEASURE q hang"
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9LoRIb1oA7IoN or9HE ToMAToE.-

GRANDDAUGHTER ToMAroE.-
H.. 4 seod medical authority ascribes to
Ne tomato the following very important
nsdioal qualities: IL. That the to-
haso i oae ofthe most powerful aper-
iesb II the liver and other organs :;
where eaIonel is indicated, j. is one Of
lie o,t effective and least harmless
1sdiealassuss known to the profession ;.
4 That . chemical extract will be OBJ
tsined from it that will supelsede the
sse,oe sslonsl in the cure Of disease.
l. That he has successfully treated d.
srhes With this article alone. A..
That When used Is article Of diet, IT, Is
!ssla,ses sovereign for dyspepsia and in :,
digoaiep. 5. That It should be con
SANITY used for daily food. Il Either
sosked o. NV, or in tho torn of cat
up, it u the most healthy article now
hf NE. Il -. q ~ &.
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APPRECIATION OF HIGH ART.

APPRECIATION OF HIGH ART, r. =.
4 london capitalist came to me not
many months sinoe(says a SCULPTOR
sad opened : conversation by saying:
"sir, your name is Robson?
- I admitted my name was Robson q
"And you are = statuary 70 he said.
admitted the fact also, substituting
sculptor. '.r" .'',< i. -
"Sir." he continued, II will give you
commission"
; I bowed and begged him to be seat
d.
"Rob,ou," said he, drawing paper
t1on his pocket, II am = remarkable
nan; I.as born in the environs Of
lndsn. aud began life by selling
matches At i've boxes . penney :; I am
worth ct this moment two hundred
thousand pounds"
Ibovea again and said 1 was glad to
Aapr il. ~ 80
"siR," he vent ON to say, chow !
saznel that two hundred thousand
10y from selling matches I came to
summing err,nds, 10 taking care Of a
aos; 70 t's1ing in dcg', tobaecoes, cot
>oaa, soras. aud sugars; and how that
Ioa1s b Be- the man that I am /; you'll
Ind al +hst made out on this paper
dato and1.ets correct. Sir, 1t is .. re.
shaskable statement.
I replied that l had no doubt Of, it,
but that I did not see what it had to do
vith the matter on hand.
"Sir," said&he capitalist, Everything.
I wish TO perpetuate my rame. You
have pretty thing, sir, here in Rome,
. pilla, With procession twisting up all
GROUND it, and figure at the top. I
think you call it Trajan's Column
Nov Robson, sir, l wish you to make
me one just like it-same hight, same
sise, and money no object. You shall
represent my career in all my various
trades, twisting around the column,
beginning With the small chap selling
matches At Eve boxes penney, and
ending with the full length figure Of
No on the summit, with one hand in
ny bosom, and the other unde: my
eoos es1te =,
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= n y - = II : :
Thelast case Of Incidence is related
ID Z one of Our et1sha1nse''> it is oahshan.
named John Holey who was 50 lazy,
that in writing his name, he simply
used the letter J., sud tthsin' plpdakAfa
hole through. tho paper, SrSs
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4. COOP W.T., ge'ood wife ia Il one 10
Who puts her husband in the side of
The bed next to the wall aaad tucks
him IN to keep him warp, in the win
q N O ~ splits the wood, makes. the fires Up
he morning, washes bis face, and
draws eu BIS boots for him, never suff.
fss . rent to remain IN his small
Sg clothes, kssps, bef shoes up n the heels,,
end hen ttockingt difned,s fever x xoih :
a1eNhat hsr' hndbsnd seessintsrstinei
the young woman who lives across
'>F~ . 1sSay, never slams the doorwhcn her
prssa~s ~ssrAssbsad h spssking,s and always re-
moves the children when they eat up
tir fathers supper.
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We the undersigned, have used Chase's
Spring Bed Bottom, manufactured by
SPICER 4 CARLISLE, and do not hesitate
in pronouncing it q ''tip top thing" We
feel perfectly satisfied that they are durable,
comfortable and cheap. -
JOSEPH GOYETIE,
THEODORE STEINBURG,
H. W. WEARY,
w. T. CLARK.
) sss;b4t xcA.i !, . at21b. Dir. Spring
Bed Bottom which you put in for US, is
just what is claimed for it, superior to any
Sprung RdYm muse. Indeed since using
this 1etSox Of Sn6 other th3 We would
use at all.
JOSEPH EDELBRoCK,
;;:;,xs;}f i }o5 j HFf ffyD1.
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TcStilllOni0ls.

Thisisn 3 esrEEfy fSss SsTs ' ussa. Ind
shllnas chime to use, s'Chase's Patent Bed
Spring." manufactured by Messrs. spi-
Ger & Carlisle, of this City, and unhesital
tipgly pronounce it superior to any Spira-
sprihg 6sretoesre manufactured and I
cheerfuly recc5muenl.it, not only on &C.
count Of the simplicity Of its construction,
but mainly on account Of its cheapness,
durability, and perfect adaptation to any
and every kind # bed or lounge.
The s'Sick-bed," or "Lounge," manufae-
tured by item, embracing the aforesaid
Patent, is not, and cannot be surpassed.
ALBERT B. CURRY, :
J. w. TENVOORDE.
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~ FAIR or FOOLS.

II these days Of swindling Gift En-
tsrprises, whom experience is 'about the
snly harvest Of the investment, the fol.
lowing note will be read with interest:
.'Some years ago, when all the
world were mad upon toe histories, the
cook ofa middle aged gentleman drew
from bic hands The savings Of some
ysars. Her matter tcurious to know
the cause, learned that she had repeat
ediy dreamed that a certain number was
. great prize, and she bought it. He
eallod her \ fool for her pains, and new
5arsomittsd an occasion to tease her up
% the subject. Quo day, however,
The master;saw in the newspapers, or at
bic booksellers country seat, that the
.nmber was actually the $50, 900 prize.
Coox was called, up; a palarver Gu
suso !; had known each other for years,
10th 70 part, etc. in short, he proposed,
and 10 accepted; Insists on marriage
beiss celebrated the next morning.
Married they were, aud as the carriage
took them from The church they Gu
joyed the following dialogue: ! 4
"Well Mary-t~o happy events in
enc day. You have married, l trust,
. god husband. You have something
slhe-a,ss let me ask, have you looked
ap your lottery ticket!
She, thinking that the master was
snly bantsring her upon the old point,
;es,ee'tI.Hlf t.t}l1>:ti;!L!EtyI =
"Doa't 70 cay NO more about it. !
thought how it would be, and that ]
ihould never hear the end ont; so
.soA ii 10 the baker Of our village for o
gsinsa profit; 20 you need never be
anorv nth ma about that"
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Livery and sa.e Stable,

Livery and SAFE Stable,
The undersigned mas lust erected IN
u large and conmodious stable Oh TIE cor.
ner Of Lake Street and Perry Place, oppo-
site Clark's store, near the Central House,
which he has filled with livery stock, com
prising number Of
FINE HORSES.
Suitable for either riding or driving, and 4
variety OF
HAND sOsIE BUGG1Es
For single or double team.
Commodious. elegant carria sc. fer pleas
urc parties always ready.
All orders for teams for excursions Fu-
nerals or a Journey will be ATTENDED 70
promptly.
His stock is Of the hes: kind, and Le IT.
v;tes his iciendst o call.
L. B. SILSBY.
St Cloud. June 23d. 1865 vEn4o-1y
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/. Why did John Hpsss die a more
agreeable death than Charles l.? Be-
cause q hot steak is. bettey than cold
chop.
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GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE -, =,
" Notice is hereby given, that by virtue Ola license
OF the Probate Cont Of y aSrton Count, State OF
Minnesota. dated tie 2s!h day of June 1896, the
undersigned Guardian Of Eric Theodore Peterson.
Ncs Gutrcl Peterson. Elizabeth Peterson, Hortense
Christinc Pclers,n, A:iolp 7. Peterson and Oscar
Augustus Peterson, minors and heirs atlaw Of John
r. Peterson, deceased, will sell at public auction,
the lOt DAY Of October next, at 10 O'Clock 4. X Of
said day ali the interest Of said minors in and to the
following lands situated in the County If Stcarns, and
State of Minnesota. VIZ The East 1Ia!f6f the South
quarter Section ,wcuty-t"ur IA: and the
North West Quarter OF the North East Quarter. of
Section twenty-five [25.] IN township 12 of range No.
50, the interest of said minors being the undivided
siX-nnths thereof subject to the widows dover. Tho
snle TO take place the premises above described.
Terms of sale cash. Dated September 5, 1866
- sept134. ERICA C. PETERSON, Guardian.
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THE VERY BEST BED
EFER USED.

The springs are different from any other
yet invsa'ed They are simple, strong.
durable, easy to sleep on and can DO affixed
to any bed ia-e lev Yoqssts anA pt-glght.
SPICER & CARLISLE,
st. GERMAN St., opposite Catholic Church.
St. CLOUD, July %, 1866. vsn1
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why is an alarm Of fire in the
night like cloths brush? Because it
spoils The nap: = ,+.st.t
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l. T ME. & LU NIB FIR!

, 1t ME & LU NIB Err!
{ CONSTANTLY on hand, afull sunni.
y of FIRST qualiss lime. at 81 per barrel:
or when taken in qaantfties,of ever twenty
earrels. at % cents: per barrel.
Lumber and all building material flu,
nlshedto order al The lowest cash prices.
Every style Of Furniture can be furnish
cd Immediately at the same Office.
All kinds Of produce taken in cxcharss.
7 Office at the New York Store,
s:s-- .sr.., FOWLER & TOBEY,
st Cloud June 5sh.: 1899.
NERVES. IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT apP57-
cation viii be made to the District Court cf tn,
seventh judicial District Of the State Of s,innesors
term thereof be held ut the CeUrt Eouss
~ 81 Cissd IN and for the County of Stesrns on rhs
Is tuesdaS, he:g tho End day, of October 1854 At
ne oesag Of the Court on that day or AS soon II ~
ae as sennsel can be heard on petition and h.hsf ot
isache! Meere, to Vacate that mart of the Town nj
sank Centre, in said County Of Ssearm. herrina>cr
designated and described. rs follows to wit. All 1hat
part a Eleventh Street between Main and Seventh
steets; also the unnumteret fractional Block lying
netWee said streets aud the Sack River accord;nr to
the recorded plat Thereof. -
9 dated sauk Centre, August goth, 1865.
Preprie,ar Of the Tewnof sauS cen,,.
n. Il. MINER, ATTY. fs applicant. apsSo.sv
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A. E.. HUsSHY.
aT Var ssRT1C1E'

E'aT. ,sasas6
All persons are hereby notified not to
trust my husband, Frank A~KlostermaG
on my account, as will pay no bills of his
contracting from ard aAer tbis dats Par;
tics will observe this notice ntcortl;nc1v4 = -
MRS. GERTRUDE KLOsTERMaN. !
Richmond, Mimi. Sept. 18th, 1865.
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CEAS,TEILAE,S
WHITE LIQUID ENAMEL,

TIT L1Q U I'd E n a III u,
T'on Improving and Identifying tho Complexion.
II The most valuable and perfect preparation in use,
for giving the skin beautiful pearllike tiut that is
only found in youth. quickly removes Tan Frcck-
les Pimpcs, Blotches,. Moth Patches, s:llowness,
Eruptions, and all impurities Of the skim kindly heal
ing the same leaving the skin white and clear as ala
baster. Its use cannotsh detected by the closest
scutny and being vegetable preparation is perfectly
harmless. 1t is the only article Of tn kind used by
tlispensahc to perfect toilet. Upwads of $4,000
bottles sold during te past year, sufficient
guarantee of it's efficacy Price only IS cents. Sent
by mail, postpaid, on receipt Of an ortie by
BERGER, SHUTS & CO., Chemists,
vsni36n. 2s5 River St. Troy, n. Z.
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S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MINI.

TT S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD. MINI, 49,
~ Augu>t7th, 1866. .,
10 LamrsoN Icncs and, Noimat D. Flores: -
SRs; YOU aud each of you arc hereby notified that
on the ss2D DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1866, at 10
O'clock in forenoon Of said day. shall appear at the
u ). Land Office, at St. Cloud MIMI, and offer proof
section 2 and Il nwl section Ii. township 13S.
range 81, upon which / lled my Drclsatory State:
meht No 26i5. en- the 22,s day CT March, 1885, and
of which tract You are adverse claimants
. 'aus9-6w ANDREW j. CANNON.
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r. O. STRONG'S

r. O. STRONG'S
CARPET HALL,
,..:.g k3225 Third street, St. Paul.
1\EALER In Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mat
l J tings, Curtain Materials and Trim
mings, Upholstering and Furnishing Goods,
Window Shades, Wall Paper, Mattresses,
Feathers, &C. wholly
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FNIsRO1SS OF X0UTId.-A Gentleman; who
~ suffered for years from Nervous Debility Prema-
turc Decay nhd althc effects Of yout inscreton
WILL for the sake of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need 1t, the recipe and directions for making
ting simple remedy by whc], he was cured Sufferers
wishing to profit by tho advertisers experience, can
do so by addressing JOHN B. OGDEN, :, :
svSn2S-1yE Is, No. IS Chambers ST. New York
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The attention Of the public, who wish a
perfect, easy bed for health, or use in sick
ness. Is invited to Chase's Parent Spring
Bed Bottom, which has been tried by tho
severcst tests, and by thousands pronoun-
ceu
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TT S. LAND OFFICE, ST. cLoUD,. MlNN.,

TT S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, M,NN.,
~ August5th, 1896
Sra You are hereby notified to appear at this Office
on :aSo DAY OF SEPTEMBER, A. D. 1866, at .
O'Clock in the forenoon Of said day, and then and
made by Daniel Adams deceased, upon the Q Is
sw section Is, township l26 range u.s. in the district
OF lands subject to sale at ST. Cloud. Mimi, should
not be cancelled, Samuel Whitney alleges All
abandonment of said entry and proposes then and
there to show thect Of such abandonment, when you
will be allowed to contest such showing. al.
49,, HENRY c. WAIT. REGISTER.
oug9.GwH ". B. Ni1TCHEIL, Receiver.
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: s !
PnorouND W1spoM.--A greJt ma
ny fools strut in in d dignide4 way
through life aud get credit for wfsdop..
they are tar from possessing, InIa ns
citation room in q law sohoul, lnot a
thousand miles from Chicago, inc of
the professors, to test the ability of
student he was examining, PROF ound-
cd this question: 7
. e"Mr.-, what do you think ihould
be done with a man who had commit
tod suicide 2" !
The student was puzzled ; he dubbed:
his head moment as if to Brighten
his ideas, aud then responded: |
:. ,ssWen, it j my qpEioa as y Hofess-
iona1 man that hi oughtb bd-niade to
support the child" !.
-"Csocus," the facetious corfespon
dent Of the Pitholc Recora, writes to
that paper ffSh hiohmddds vi an1
thus describes the medium Of tra nspor-
tat,ou ave camelhy the wayI of Or
ange, Lemon and Alexandria riilroad,
and would say to persons who art tired
oflis and il hurry se,gst through
,,,, th;, E,o VI, 1a,vs W,sh;nuton
in the evening, and as genera thing
will arrive r. in Heaven or Richmond
the next day. Each train is provided
with surgeon, undertaken, ampl'tatns
table aud other hxati@; Io*sRqs'th1ss
it has some Of the finest collins Il ever
expect see. Hospitals are establis Il,
cd along the entire route, eand in case
of.fatal accident the bodies of strangers
are Immediately enbalpeds: The ar
rangemeus are 50 perfect, and acct
dents so sure on this road, that many
have their limbs taken off and get en-
! balmed before starting, to avoid delay
while IN tho ears "
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HOW THE AWARD WILL BE MADE


rI1nE being following
conduct the award Of premiums:
f.
America
E. Hall, Kmbark \.
Ewing, MuSS,
gentlemen together parts country
shareholders
at large will have the
SOLE NANAGEH ENT or TIE WARD IN I'LL IT'S DETAILS.
Plano I Aware adop i tn olowins
Two hundred and thousand the issued will be
premiums to wit:
The Opera House and Lot, 500 Paintings, and the Bust
Of Lincoln,
Will be placed in another From of these wheels will
premium
will he delivery
Unncumbed Title Crosby
legal nn be furnished application
Mers Rces Ayes, Chicago
CERTIFICATES, FIVE DOLLARS.
OF cert cates
ordering
State carefully written, Certificate is fully registered ~
crosby Opera Chicago.
Broadway, New York. v9n4augl6.
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TT $. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
~ AUGUST 18th 1SGE. >!

IT $. LAND OFFICE ST. CLOUD, MIMI, -.
~. August l5tll 1866. ::-;:,.}
John J. Murphy Esq.
Sir: Yon are hereby notified to appear at this ,acc
On the 10Th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1866, at O'Clock
p. NJ OF said day, and then and there show cause
at this Office October 5th, 1865 upon the sw H. of
section s township III. range g. in the District OF
Lands subject to sale at St. Cloud Mian should rot
be Cancelled as one Thos Ewing alleges an abandon
ment thereof by you and proposes then and there to
show tho same, when you win be permitted to ccE-
test such showing. -
= ausla-6wE W.B. MITCHELL. Receiver
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90 900 A YEAR made II any one with s15-
ep|, wv Stencil Tools. No experience neces-
sary. The Presidents Cashiers, and Treasurers of 5
Banks in:orsc the cilcuar Sent free with samples
Address the American SteEcilTool Works, Spring:
field, Vermont. vol9no2-3m 4
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TNO" T11Y 'DEST1NY.-lIADAME E. F
IL THORNTON, the great English Astr5logst, Clair
voyant and Psychometrician, who has attonshed the
scientific classes of the Old World, hasf located
herself at Hudson, N. Y. Madame Thornton pcs
such wonderful powers of second sight as to
enable her to impart knowledge of THE; greatest inn
portance to the single married Of either sex. While
in state of trance she ciineates the very features
the person You to marry, and by the aid Of ap
instrument Of intense power, known the Fychq1ho
trope, guarantees to produce ifeke picture of the
date of marriage, position in life, leading
character, &C., This is no hHmbug, thousanlet Il
certified certificate or written guarantee that the
picture is what it purports to be. BY enclosing =,
small lock Of hair, and stating place OF lIrth; tge,s
disposition and complexion and enclosing 50 cents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself, You will
receive the picture and desired information by
mail. All communications sacredly confidential: iAL
dress, in confidence, MADAME E. +. THORNTON, P o.
Box 223, Hudson, Ny. vsnaS-6m.
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TT S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOvn, MINI,

AND OFFICE. ST. CLOUD, MINI.
~ Au=,st. 2,tl,. 1866
70 ioh" s. Garrett c:'a John (;jT5ia:
Ior: and each of you arc hereby notified to appear
at this Office on the 18TH DAY OF OCTOBER.
isoS. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of said dav and
osr proof in support Of your Homestead Entries Nos
1879 and 1886, made respectively on the SO Il nc II,
G &C. r Sc S, l1,sw w SC and the NV SO sw
and made July 2lthsls65, an abandonment Thereof
Is alleged by Thor Mikkelson, who will then and there
appear with witnesses to offer prsof in support of his
ailcgat!ons, when you will be allowed ali tho nriyi-
eges OF q contesting party.
HENRY. C. WATT, Rcgstor.
aug3c-6wR ". 3. MITCHELL Receiver
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TT S. LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MIMI, -,
~. x.l. = September sta, 1866.
Nisl5 Jr'Sr1,: ~ ..,,.-}
on the 27Tn DAY OF OCTOBER, 1866, ut 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of said day. ant: offer proof in support Of
your Homestead Entry no. 1874, n'ae at this office
October llth, 1865 on the sw Il section 2, township
122 range 81, nnbandon,nen thereof is alleged, by
one Chis:cn Christensen, who will then and there
appear with witnesses to offer proof in support ofahis
allegation whom you will be allowed all tho privileges
OF contrasting party.
HENRY c. WATT, Register
@6sepl3-swl ". b. MITCIELL Receiver
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S~.--sN--I "A u st i. = ~s7sA<s
GTRANGE, BUT TRUE.-Every younglady
~ and gentleman in the United States can hear
something very much to their advantage M ief&tR
mail ree Of charge), by addressing tho undesighed
Those having fears Of being humbugge will obligc by
no! noticing this card All others will please address
4 J., fr4Sa +. CHAPMAN
ven2e-1y 1881 Broadway, New York
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RElNG noH-in, receipt Of my Fall aud
LIE Winter Stock, Swhick has been select ed
With care, Purchased at close figures and
with reference to the increasing wants of
this section, would most respectfully in
vite purchasers to cpll AID examine my
assortment.
|}Tff.F.Fr.s-l 'r<Es v:55
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l.>s E;s ., z.y,,= 1885, .,,& -
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL +. e..
4 DOUBLE T4ACK.ROUTE ii. :
II ~ ~ 33tI :tFhyS' .!iEE IEtE55.5 -.
;PITTSBURG TO pIIILADELP HIA.

PIYISBURG TO pIIILADELP HIA.
p ~ u 4eySsyll< J 10 -.
!: 2 3 4 90 & - 4 8 z IS g.
Pittsburgh. trains FROM tue west r1nliseet to the
II Uhfn Eapot. where rtae,,ge:s Transferred to
HE Trains Of the PENNEY l.aEa C:n!ca! Railway which
le;ye ptsatgh and arrye at st!,er points a. o:c.ys:
LOCI. Haven 12iD d. M H.rfs5urgf 20 p. III, D:lti
i,zs+ $50 ?. ~ New York via Aiisutows iato 2. III
pa'ieip'::a $50 PA, and View DIX via piii!ed@Eis
,clEGi.sA's'E T;xf';s;sas-I,ee-ts pittsburg
at $50 g. II, stopfn ii nearly all stations At5onsi
at - p II, ilarrsbnrg :5 r. m ars;sr;, st Pha-
6cis!aat 1910 IL, and Sc ior;s, via :: ertown.
at $50 q III. BY this tiail, 'aaSensrs a!e tr,s-
a:al st E.ion D.ppt. West Philadelphia, directly
t, Express Train FIR :ew YIk, reaching lllere a,
| riIII,aIzsipIs5a Exa: LEAVES
pitt.hETEA Al; 4:io P "a, stopping only It principal
r. iiasaisbnrg rs a.m, Biitirtss I!G5 a. IN, Ne"
Yori:. IL: Ae:.tnwI 1910 n. hii":;; III e ':t0a.'n
and :sr YORK yia pi,jisI9piaa at 52:t,3 Steering
c:.ss through Ills train fr:r rits'n-s to Btl
:n.r"-1 ID phaas ,.iiH &! 70 Nsw gmk, j. Allentown
| p: 80 t4iEst-II"avH: pts!rGfg., at 1903 y. IA
Fop:'''= oi5 @rr,inaa' STATIONS. AI5;ye&a: si:3ons
pm NV Trtl vi. acn::~.: t.e pm, pis;!ai.Issi
1916 . III. Az: = u Vol; ri r;.iisieis at 5:i2 p II
| Nr."kI'-f L!",'er. '.'. Goyper.
= fi,aSty. .H.ot';Hr ;r.,iay Ss:5.d.ys erc.Etaa.
| SHIPPING CARS at.acl;eH 20 all sight trains K
| Pjilasic!i.., New Ios!: ;rl Baltimore. go
| Bagg:;,c checked through and transferred, free.
/ TICKETS FOR TILE EAST. lincluling E:ston b.
boat ra passing over this road can be purchase
at all principal stations in the West Fare Is low
by any other route. ..-..< - ~
il. EEEIGHTs.
l.
BY this route Fre;glts Of all descriptions iciudin:
Llv: Crock, befofwarcl to and from Philadelphia
New York, Boston Baltimore to and from any poin
| on the Western Railways, by Rai!Io1d diaact
BY Steamers freight can also be forwarded to az,
accessible point the rivers and lakes OF the West
For freight contracts slipping, directions, ap.ly +
oraddress either Of W following gents Of the nipun.
SD Kingston, Jr. Frny7h Aqent, I'1i,aets1phi
| & Carpenter, Freight .tgtit, Pittsburgh
| Clarke L Go, TrGn:f FER Agents. I'iHsjuryh.
| II " Brown &c, Ctacinaati, Oito .
| Suits { Co, Zl1sescie, Ohio.
| Hall Go. Harct;c. Ohto
| " II L i Langley Gn3tipo7is. Ohio.
| Fl McColm. PostsMoath OHIO
| L Burke, iudiscr, Indiana.
| n Aikman, Erdssstife IadiQna.
| Mo-e:cad Co, Lonisritie, kentucky.
| J N Love, Aansriile, Etntucly.
!. L i Wilson, NAshriife Tennessee.
I RFSass, 81 L1uis, Missouri.
Clarke & Co, CAicago, Illinois.