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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-25


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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-11
List of Persons ExcIudedsby
the Amnesty Pr0cIamation.
WAsHINoToN Sept. 6, 1867

L|HL.L nj
The cabinet, to-day, had under con.
sideration the amnesty proclamation,
and while it was decided not to issue
it till next week, important official &C
ton resulted. After considerable &C.
bate it was decided TO exclude the fol-
lowing persons from the benefit of par
don and amnesty. ae
First, all who are or shall have been
pretended diplomatic officers or other
wise domestic or foreign agents of the
pretended rebel government.
Second, Ali who have been engaged
in the conspiracy to assassinate the
President and Cabinet.
Third, All who have been indicted
by United States Courts.
Fourth, All who have been military
or naval officers of the rebel govern
ment above the rank of Brigadier Gen.
eral in the army, Of Captain in the ma
w.
Fifth, An who have been engaged in
any way in treating otherwise than as
prisoners of war persons found in the
United States as soldiers, seamen, or in
any other capacities.
The proclamation viii be issued on
Monday, granting amnesty to all who
participated in the rebellion, except
those enumerated in the above named
exclusions. It will be noticed that it
has b. but little restricted from the
classes selegraphed to you a day or
two since, and pardons as it now
stands Alexander II. Stephens and all
who left the Senate and House Of Con-
gress to aid the rebellion, except such
as Hers afterwards diplopstic agents
abroad, like Mason and SlideY. But
one higher grade in the rebel army
and navy is however, granted amnesty
above the proclamation Of 1885.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-11
BURG HILL ITEMS.

Allis quiet here since that foot race az.
ter the burglar; 1t is conceded now l be-
lieve, that Morgan Brown and Henry
Smith, "a colored boy) were the two frst
to lay hands on him; his first alarm was
3 stone sent at him through the window;
he is said to have partly fallen when shot
at, and was checked in his speed by a
board coming off the fence over which he
was climbing. Poor boy! I am sorry for
him, but hope he will make it work for
his future good Will our Young men be
admonished by this! Ihope so. We have
~grasshoppsrs ''notafew." Noble Thomp-
son took US 70 see his patch Of Coleorook
Seeding potatoes, giving usa bucket-full
to try on the table; farmers should give
this variety a fair trial. Draper Reeder
has bought from J. NJ. Brown, the red
house and lot back ofthe Station, for fif-
teen hundred dollars. Addison NJ. Beach
telegraph opefator) has gone to Hillsdale
College, followed by many good wishes
G. p. Hunter is teaching our select school,
Prot. j. H. Vauness- has just closed his
music lessons, NJ. G. Graham has got into
his new tin, stove, crOckery and glass
ware store; Rev. J. W. Sheaser Is hold
ing q series of religious meetings, the
wife of Henry l. Beach died of consum2=
ton last week. Rev. Seldom Haynes
(fomerly Of this place. was with US last
Sabbath, and preached in the brick
he spoke With deep emotion, and
We thought gospel power; said the house
and burying-ground showed u religious
state; feared many families were without
God; every family was a little church;
the heed q priest TO offer sacrifices to God,
and that It was as much his duty to have
worship as it was 10 provide bread.
| was sorry that all were not there TO
hear it; but we are net much of q church
consequently the burden falls on
discouraged few. As q community
think ! msy say we are moral, law
and attentive to the sick and
needy; if we who profess ChSist are less
30 than others, then are we stumbling
blocks in the way Of christianity.
d. KING,
Burgh Hill.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-11
Marie Antoinette and Her
- En

MARIE AKroNErrE, the brilliant
queen Of Louis XVI. of France, and her
son, ''the lost Dauphin," form the subject
ofone OF the most interesting of the en-
tire series Of Miss Muklbach's historical
novels. The same fire and energy appear
In these pages which sparkled through
'Joseph IL" and "Berlin and Sans-Sou-
el." The period of the narrative is one
OF the stOrmiest and most thrilling in
French history, and with the faithful care
0y which the a~uthoress prepares herself
Tor her task the reader will perceive that
no better idea of these terrible times can
be gained from any other work than this.
In a recent letter she says: II have e
er written a book without having studied
beforehand the theatre of vents. l nus
get acquainted with the land and he peo-
pie; must know the country, its inhabit-
ants and cities exactly, in order that l
may represent viyidly and correctly
Indeed, all her works read so much like
genuine history, that it is impossible to
say where the real history ends and the
romance begins, so completely is the re-
semblance maintained throughout. The
character of Marie AntOinette was a pe-
culiar one, and it is presented here by
a pen that has no superior in the deliRea-
ton of woman. She united all the Dig
nifty of the queen with the aGiuete of the
girl, all the frmness and force of the wo-
man with the light heartedness of youth.
She was frequently rebuked by the king
for friVolity, and yet she repulsed every
familiari ~; she was kind coward the pso-
pie, and yet she lnsis ted upon the respect
due to her birth and station; she was GEN
tie and loving, yet, had she been king in.
: tead Of her husband, the Reign of Terror
would never have found q place in histo-
~. We see her first as the miller's wife,
and her husband the miller, at their mill
at Trianon, surrounded by those she loved
with the harmony of a provincial family.
Next she enters Paris when the spirit Of
revolution is taking its rise; the people
flock about her carriage and besiege it.
Then follows the conspiracy of Cardinal
Rohan, her interview with Mirabeau, the
idol of the people. who was SO overcome
by her influence that he retired declaring,
81 will save her, l viii save her" The
National Assembly meets; the bread riots
the monarchy is abolished the
king, torn from his family, is condemned
and beheaded; the executioner dies of re-
morse; the guillotine becomes busy from
morning until night; the queen, cast into
suffers the most crue4 treatment,
attempts TO escape, and Is taken TO the
The young prince is treated with
equal cruelty, but escapes. Such is a brief
statement of q few of the leading events
Of this book, which are clothed with all
hat richness of incidents and described
those rare powers that only the pen
Of a Scott or 8 Mscaulay can equal.
MARIE ANToINErTE AND HER Son.
By Louisa Muhlbsch, I vol, $40. Paper
cover, $3.50; cloth, $500. New York:
D. Appleton & Co.
Sent free, By mail, on receipt Of prizes.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-11
Union RsnuhIIcan
warren, Friday, Sept. Is, 1867.
Hon, JOHN HUTCHINS.

We hope the Republicans through
out the County will exert themselves
to have a grand rally on the 18th ult;,
and set the ball in motion in old Trum-
bull. Come and hear a full and able
discussion of the issues. The enemies
Of Republicanism, are plotting It's over
throw, and it is the duty of the friends
of the Union to stand firm until rebels
North as well as South are crushed out.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-11
PROCLAMATION
ANNUAL

7 Seth N. Laid. Sheriff Of Trumbuu Comfy,
- Ohio, do hereby notify the qualified electors
of TrumhuH County. that
Tuesday, the sth Day OF October
next, Is the day appointed bylaw for holding
the general election ii the State Of Ohio. n
which time they viii assemble at their usual
places Of holding elections, and proceed by ball
lot to vote for the following State and Comfy
0ficers. viz:
One Governor. one Lieutenant Governor. one
Judge Of Supreme Court. one Auditor Of State.
one Treasurer Of State, one Attorney General.
one Comptroller Of the Treasury. one Member
Of Board Of Public Works, one State Senator,
one Representative. one Sheriff, one Treasurer,
one Recorder. one Prosecuting Attorney, one
Surveyor, one Commissioner, one Infrmary
Director, one Coroner, and for or against the
That il be and Is hereby proposedt to the elee-
tors OF this Ststeto vote, at the nsxt Annual
October Election upon the approval or rejec-
ton Of the following Anendment, IS a substi-
tute for the first section ofthefffh article ofthe
Constitutioue Of tbs State. to-Wit:
the age Of twenty-cne years, who shall have
been a resident ofthe State one year next pre-
ceding the election, and OF the County. Town
ship or Ward in which he resides such time a.
may beprovided By law. except Ezch persons as
have bOrns arms IN support Of any insurrsction
OF Is5ellicn agairst TIE s~oyernWent ~ the
residences to avoid being drafted into the mill
tary service thereof. or have deserted the mill
tary or naval service Of said eogernmen in the
same war, and have not subsequently been hon
orably DISCHARGED from the same. SHALL have the
qualifications Of an ~eleeto-. and be entitled to
vote at all electionaH P. HITCHCOCK, r
Speaker pro feE. ef re Hosss Of Representative
ANDREW G. McBURNEY, e
H. |. President IF the Ganafa Id
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-11
EXECUTORS SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE.
I1JOb Reynolds, Executor. &c. vs. william
q. hsynoids. e. a. By virtue Of order duly
Ohio. 70 me directed and delivered. will sell
a. public sale on Thursday, October 10,
1907, between the hours Of one and four O'clock
& i@5i SRGn shs g. i oh tns toxoSAiP Of
premises. formerly owned By Benz. Rsynolds,
deeid to.Wit; Situate in the township Of Mes
sepotamia; Trumbulf Co, Ohio. and being parts
OF lots 90, Al q Sz.snd beginning in themiddIe N
the highway Of the southeast CORNER Of Iands
OF Job Reynolds. thence north along said Re0-
noids east line to lands decided to Job Rev
nolds' oy Aianson Bates; thence east on the
Bates to lands decided BY Allison o, Merrill 20
Albert Gulld; thence south on the west line -
lands OF Albert Guild and Eiias Lymon, 10 lands
ellsaac CLARK. thence YES. on said Clark's north
me 70 the northwest corner of said Carkis
land. thence south on said Clark's west line 10
Lands formerly owned by Mary ShattOok. thence
south westerly to said Mary ShattOck's north
yer's northeast corner, thence west on ssjd
SheaTers north line to his northwest Gomez
thence sOuth on Sheavsr's west line 10 he mid
die Of the highway. thence west along thu mii-
and contains one hundred acres Of land. nor:
Also another piece Of land in said tovnhip.
beng part Of lot A. snd beginning at = stone
az the northwest corner oflands Of Albert En-
thence west six rods 70 q stone. thence
north ia rods: thence east six rods 10 a Stones
thence south IH rods TO the place of Beginning.
and containing l6 square rods OF land. more or
Terms Of sale. one third cash in hand. ons
third in three months, with interest, and one
third, with interest April ], iS6s.
I JOB REYNOLDS. Ex,r. Of
HutehinsG GIiddsn, Pitts AtsornsS aeee
Sept. II. 1S6T-St
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-11

RepreseztatIUe-WILLIAM RITEZEL.
Prosecuting AttO-ney-JOHN N. STULL.
Sher6-S. N. LAIRD.
TneGsUrer-EDWARD HAYES.
Beeorde-ELMER MOSES.
Commissioned. B. PAYNE.
Orone--G. c. REED.
Szrueyor-F. W. MESSERSCHMIDT.
bfrmavy DirecsOr-MOSES BACON.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-11

MrThe Union Republican Conven-
ton held in Geauga county, on the 3lst
ult., to nominate a county ticket made
the following choice of candidates :
Representative, d. W. Csn6eld Treas
urer, Henry Marsh Prosecuting At
iorney, /. n. Hathaway Commission
or, Alanson MOffatt ; In6rmary Direct
OF, s. B. Hollis,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-11

In Richmond, Ind, recently, three
brothers started to the goods hunting,
when q younger brother determined
upon going with them, but the older
ones remonstred against his going the
younger brother still kept following
them up, when the older ones became
very angry, whipped and beat him to
death. They then concealed the body
of their brother in the woods.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-11
TERMs.--sz.oO per Year In Advance.

Let our laws aud institutions speak not Of
white men. nor Of red men, not Of black men.
not Of men Of any complexion; but ike the
laws Of God-the Ten Commandments and the
Lords PrAyer-let them speak Of the people"
-Horaee MAYNARD.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-11
Union state TIcket.

GevernOr-RUTHERFoRD B. HAYES.
1t. Governo@JoHN G. LEI.
Supreme Judge-J0HN WEIGH.
Auditor Of Stats-JAAESH GOODMAN.
Treasurer of StAts-SIDNEY S. WARNER.
Attorney GensrAl-WILLLAM h. WEST.
Comptroller ofTreasury-M. R. BRADLEY.
Board of Psblie Works-PHILIP HERRING.
Constitutional Amendment-YES.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-11

DR.. Crosby, of New Haven, Who in
vented the machine for making pins.
has perfected another which runs out
8 psrfect needle, without touch of hui
man hsnd, except in tempeEing the
wire.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-11

"a From present indications, the
Union Republican Mass Meeting 70 be
held in this place on next Fridsy, WiA
be one OF the largest ever held in the
County.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-11
AHDAI 5000 q ~ s.,,,.
Grand aad Petit Jurors For
Common Pleas.

The Township Trustees viii return ct
the same time with their Poll Books OF
election, Jurors for their respective town
ships, Is follows.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-11
REFERENOHs

GN OAkS
Hon. II. NJ. Chapman. Ex-Mayor, Cleveland.
H B Payne. Cleveland Judge Bolton. Gleye-
land JUICE J Crowell, President Law Collage.
Cleveland; Hon Loren Prentiss, Cleyeland;
Davis; Massey L Go; Cleveland HT Hover
Co.. Cleveland /; selby, Brown & Pearson /. j M
Hover 4 co Cleveland; Hover C Hisbee.
Cleveland Cobb, Andrews & Co., Ueyeland:
ER GrisEold e Co. Cleveland; Ell Farmer L
land; NJ Halle / Co., Cleveland; EdSsrds.
Townsend d. Co, Cleveland; Davis, Peixotto
Z Co., Cleveland Hays Brothers, Cleveland;
Koch. Mayer q Goldsmith. Cleveland VIM
Co., Gleueland Drs Kelley Ramsey, Cleve-
land; Armstrong 4 Green. Eds. Plain D1aLr.
Cleveland; Hon Arson smyth, Supt Public
schools, Cleveland; SD Harris, Ed; 0Aio Far
land; Cleveland Herald. Cleveland; Cleveland.
Brown q Co. Cleveland : Stevens d Chase. To-
ledo. O; Hon sam 7 Worcester. Norwalk. o;
inson. Xenia, Ohio Rev VIM 7 Finder, Xenia
Ohio; Millen 4 Jobe. Xenia. Ohio; G s Ormsby,
SuptPublic Schools, Xenia, Ohio; D McMii-
Ian, Prsst State Board Of Agriculture. Xenia,
Ohio; H g Pratt. Ed. &ar. Union, Pa; WIN.
Ritezel, Ed. Chronicle Warren, o.; ES Durham
Ed COEraHt. New Castle. Pa; DR. Il W Owens.
M N0Trn sa NfE mo- 4hi9 S, fs0tsssS 3 3 2 Pope.
HhiteStoTn. New York. Pres Z b FAIR
field, Hillsdale. Michigan; Prof Geo McMilIau.
HlllsdAle Mich; Prof Hiram Collier Hillsdale,
Mich; ProtS ] Fowler. Hillsdsie Mich: II 4
WhiPple. Hillsdale Mieha Prof Ransom Dunn,
HiDsdale Mich; L 7 Hubbard, Superintend-
ent of Public Schools. Newport KY. Gen. W.
II Gibson. thin, O.; John Huss. Banker, Thin
o. Hon X g Pennington, Tifiu. o.; Hon " g
Finkel. Circlsyille. O.: SMarfsId 4 Son. err
clevue o.; Wallace. Melvin & Co.. Cneleville,
o. bon. S W c~ourtwright. CircleVile. o.. III
W Burge. Cirelevile. o.; Dr. s S Campbell.
schOIsrs6iPs issued At this point. good
throughout the Association.
Young men readily see and appreciate the
differences between an Association Of Colleges
and single ISOLATED schools. 81
For Circulars, papers and Specimens of Pan.
msnship, address FELTON, x BIGELOW,
Sept.l II, lS67. aC Cleveland, o.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-11
1913 I7O

Given under my hand at the COur
House, in the Village Of Warren, this Attn
day Of September, A. D. IssI.
SETH n. LAIRD,
Sheriff Of TrumbuH County, o.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-11

During the last twelve years upwards Of For
UIhousand Students have gradu&tedin these
colleges and are nov. occupying responsible
positions IN the business World IN this eollees
actual business is eombined With theory By
means ofStore, Business Offices. Merchandise,
&c. thereby giving students actual counting
room practice. The eodegiats course enbrs-
ces theory andpractice in BOok-keaning a. ap-
piled to every department. Of business such as
practical BANKING. Rsilroad ing. SteanbOatinG,
Telegraphing. Mercantile Accounts. Matbamat-
les. an. Psnmanship. Correspondence. English
Grammer. he. A scholarship issued at thh
college Is good for life in forty-ei9ht schools
lucated IN the principal cities Of the United
States and CAnadas.- Students can enter e any
time and complete the fhIl course n from siEht
to fourteen weeks A partial course Will Be
given to those who desire it. A hfst-class board
Ina hOuseis connected with the Meadyills COLI
lege students ind all as comfort8ofhome
at " ny low prices No extra ehargos for DiplO-
ma OF the higher branches. Fer circular con-
taini ne terms regulations and full information.
also specimens Of plain and Ornamental pen
man ship address enclosing stamp.
A. ". SMITH. Principal.
Ju p 1851. MsadEille. Pa
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-11
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS


On the 18th Of August 1861. at the residence o.
Mrs. BETSY CLEVELAND, in the sfth YEA
of her age.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-11
Can FkoN sEcRErARr N'cULLoca.
TREASURY DEPARrxEsr, Sept. {

lkEASCRf EPABIAES sept. D..
SHIN the statement of the public
debt on the LIST, there was q clerical
error in the amount of debt bearing
currency interest in the three year
compound interest notes, by not de-
Quoting the amount that had matured
SI2,672, $50, from the totalsmountthen
outstanding, viz: S9l,5l2.S2l, which
should have been S78, s99, 900. The to-
tai amount outstanding on the LIST Of
August, matured and not matured.
was STA 57 800. Of this amount there
was redeemed during August $685.
$50, leaving the total outstanding debt
LIST, S9l, 5l2,33 This cor
leaves the debt outstanding,
lass cash in the Treasury, 1892, 1885,
365, O5, instead of 81, sos, 456,095 05.
Very respectfully,
[SignedI h. McOULL0CH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-11
. WESTERN RESERVE
Carriage Factory

7LTHE PROPRIETOR
~~ Il dssirsst to say to the public.
-thatthere can BE- seen at bis Re-
pository, on Liberty Street. . few rods south Of
the Western Reserve Bank. the Largest assort-
CarriEEes ana BaGEies.
That he has sver exhibited and offered for sails
in this murkot%H iB seooh oonoistRof FAMILY
CAR RIAGES and SLIDE SEATS, Of various
pstts-ns4T 0ne-hpzse BagEies Of rsarlJeyery
description. aflo4Whieh are Of the latest and
most approved Eastern styles. which for quail
u Of Material. substantial Eorkmanship and
elegance Of finish. cannot be surpassed b. any
Other sstAblshmsnt in the State. Haxfngin
successful operation sSTEAM ENGINE With
all the Rscessary machinery for manufAeturing
Spokes. Hubs, Felloes, and everything hat
can be done adyantagsously by machinery.
Being = practical mechanic himself, snperin-
tending md Overseeing all he various branch
ess he d prepared 70 furnish . vehicle IN drst
rate style, for less money than any other mama
HACKS. PKDIERsS WAGONS, COACHES 4
BAR0UcHE&
y not on hand. win be made 10 order. on short
2~rRspeirins. Trimming and Painting done
WITH neaness and dispatch.
work n Al ny manufaetory Earran-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-11

b6rThe card from Secretary McCul-
Ioch which we publish below, we re-
quest that all good Republicans will
cut out, and when they hear any Of
their benighted brethren exaggerating
and prsting about the enormity of the
national debt, show them the follow
ing:
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-09-11
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES.

7,30A n. Express Mail, from Dun
krk. SUNDAY excepted. Stops at Salamanca
Corning with the 500 A. NJ, Express Mail from
Buffalo, and arrives in New York at T.A0A.M
2-35 P. M. Lightning Express,
rom Salamanca. Sunday sxceptedl. Stops at
hor1sdlSyiile 53P.M.. lSuP) interesting with
Ne ~ Z. Miriam from Buffalo. and arrives in
Ais P. NJ. New York Night EXP.
from Dunkirk, Sunday sxeeptedG Stops at
turner's $50 An BkfO, and arrives in New
aork at l2S0P. NJ. connecting with Afternoon
Trans and Steamers for Boston and New Eng
land Cities.
$50 P. M. Cincinnati Express,
From Dunkirk. Sundays excspted). Stops at
S6eiis1lns AZ; I9 r. = M and comets at Her
TO- arriving IN New York SIS P. u.
From Bufalo-By New York Time.
from Depot cor. Exchange and Michigan Sta.
545 A. N, New York Day Exp.
Sunday exeeptedl. Stops at HOrneIlsvills 500
An tBkttlS SnSqueaanna III p. NJ, Dinei
Turner d8P NJ Sup and arrives in New
aitb beIsv z, y; SonnsesinE az Great Bend
road, and ~ Jersey City with Midnight Ex-
press Train Of New Jersey Railroad for Phila-
aeiphlA~ baltimore and Washington.
500 A. n. Express Mail, via Avon
and H0nellsvilIs SUNDAYS exceptedl. Arrives
10 NeE YORK At 100 An. Connects at Elmira
fnIlad elphia. Baltimore. Washington and points
2.2o P. M. lightning Express
sundays excepted stops at HornelisviIle SIS
N. (Sup). and arrives in New York 700 A.
pres Train of New Ie-sev aii-oo5 g. ~.
more and waning ton and at New York with
Morning Express Train for Boston and New
England Cities.
e.1o P. NJ. New York Night Exp.
Daily. Stops at Purtags&5P P. M.(Sup.) inter
Trainfrom Dun-kirk. and arrives in New York
atl23oP- N.
n,2o P M. Cincinnati Express.
sundays exceptsdO Stops a Susquehanna 80
a. NJ, IBkft) : Turner'S LILO p. "a, (Dinel, and
arrives IN New York at 3.S p. N. Connect AZ
Elmira with Northern Central Railway for Har-
r1sourg Phlladelphia. Baltimore. WASHINGTON
and points South; at Great Bend with DelaTare.
LackaEanna y Western Railroad for Scran-
ton, Trepton and PhiladeIphiA, and at New
Boston and New England Cities.
Only One Train East on Sunday, leaving Buff
tslo 15619 2. M, and reaching New York at
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eS-To pleasure travellers the line Of the Erie
Railway presents many objects Of fntsresf nae
zlng through the beautiful valleys Of the Che
NUM- Susquehannss Delaware and Ramapo
MYERS an ever-cnanglng panorama Of natures
beauties commands attention.
The hest Ventilated and most Luxurious
Sleeping ooaShes A-1H THE WOKLD16s