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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-22
Lyons (M y Republican.

PRoFANE SWEARING. No man who
habitually uses the GIFT of speech to dis
honor the name of him who bestowed it,
can rightfully claim from society the
respect and consideration due to Chris
ton gentleman. The vice of swearing
is, however, so common that were all
men who indulged in it Stunned and de-
nounced by ali who abstain from it, there
would unquestionably be very large
majority OF the prescribed black sheep
over the seeding white ones. The voice
of the people is not in all cases the voice
of God, and this is one of the exceptions.
The best thing the moral minority can
do under the circumstances is, not to
prescribe their offending brethren, but
to reform them. Few who are guilty
of blasphemy are hardy enough to de-
defend it. The evil of the habit is con-
fessed by thousands who are addict
ed to it, and they endeayor to excuse q.
practice which they do not attempt to
Justify by saying that is is involuntary
that they would be glad to abandon
it, but cannot. This is a mistake. Any
bad habit may be overcome by prssist-
ent watchfulness and resolute will. %
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-22

The Seal suppose there is nothing
more humbIing than voyage at sea. It
is q marvellous mortiier of pride, The
most pompous Don Sancho is not likely
to stand upon his dignity when he can
hardly stand upon his feet. l believe
sthere are those who are so abnormally
constituted as to feels defiant pleasure in
the wayward element, but do not aspire
to such lofty philosophy. l am content
as rule, to admire the grandeur of the
waves from the shore, and am not insen-
sible to the force of that particular part
of the ''rest which remaineth, (which is
assured by the promise that 'there shall
be no more sea. Still there is something.
grand even to awfulness, in the thought
| Of utter helpIsssness which you feel at sea,
Sky and water, with no living thing yis-
ibIe over the vast expanse; for days to-
gcther, Just your own vessel with its hu
man freigbt-and God! To thoughtful
mind there is no surer teaehing both of
humility and of trust.-Dr. Ptoaaho,s '
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-22
So in Advance.
WHOLE NUMBER s973.-
After ALI.

In the sleep that comes to all
Does 1t matter what befall's
N When we are beyond recall,
Sleeping soundly and profoundly
All the wOful .weight-of eare
... That our human spirits bear
In great or lesser share,
4lt - After all, after ALI
.4.r.l-t - After all r.ss5 ses-sfr
All the glory, all the gain,
SOmuch chaff, so little grain,
All Life's pleasure, all its pain
Matching sweetness by its fleetness;-
5i Only on the shining slope t.N
OF Gods upland, blooms the hope
That we cherish as we grope,
After aitt,T after all -
.S5llitlH1 After an ?3HA E5q
Therell be pebbles on the shore
Therell be sunshine on the floor.
There'H be footsteps at the door
When our sadness and our gladness =
Are Us were the babies twain
Covered by the birds in vain -s
Where the leaves would not remain
After all, after all
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-22
Does it pay to Smoke.

q. Pecuniarily considered, of course 1t
does not pay to smoke. 1t costs the
world annually $500, 900 for tobac-
GO. And this connects the use OF the
weed in higher considerations, for. TINS
comes out of the worlds surplus fund,
out of which comes the means OF ex-
istinG Civilization. In the U nltcd States
moreover. four hundred thousand acres
of land are annually exhausted by to-
-bacco. which should be devoted to grain
for the thousands who have needed it the
past year. .. e-.
One strong point made Mr.. Parton
is that tobacco is the enemy OF wohiai''
Not only that its fithiness keeps men
from the sex, aud makes them seek the
company of each other to indulge the
habit. but because it destroys manhood
me noint is simply this: Tobacco, by
disturbing and irnpair:ng, vitality, tends
to vitiate the relations between the
sexes, tends to lessen mans interest in
woman and his enjoyment Of her society,
and enables him, to endure and be con-
tented with, and finally prefer the com
panionship of men. Put that thought
in your pipe and smoke it. geiiA .7i.s.-'
Z Among the great men of our country
who did not smoke, were Washington
Franklin and Jefferson. Washington
living was not a smoker, though nobody
ever drew such rdisgraceful pictures Of
lusty Won Twillers 5enyeloPed IN clouds
of tobacco smoke. Goethe never ismoked
nor could he have smoked and renamed
Goethe. The man SO pefect IN body So
lofty and splendid in intellect, ana Sc
grand in character could not have oeer
1 a smoker, ...-s ,.s -fsJa'C e.i- l.- h
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-22

. Tomorrow may never come to us. we
10 not liyein tomorrow. We cannot find
i in our title deeds. The man who owns
whole blocks of real estate, and great
sbips on the sea, does not own one min
ute OF to omorrow. Tomorrow 1t is a
mysterious possibility not yet born. i
lies under the seat Of midpight-behind
the veil of glistening consultations.
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The Unkindest Cut of ALI.

! OF all the thruSts Chase receives we
imagine those from that race whose pc
culiar friend he has ever claimed to be
must prove the deepest. Fred. Douglas
reviews Mr.. Chase, and after pronoun
cling the treachery of that distinguished
gentleman as the darkest OH. record, he
says: ,.. ...,-s a..f i.sg .,bi5sf, ~
The fact is have for many years been
troubled with doubts of this mans an
t-slavery trustworthiness. Before Mr..
Chase Lad betrayed thlt heroic woman,
Margret Garner, into the hands of Ken
lucky slave hunters; before he deserted
MIR Lincoln, and sought to snpplant him
in 1864; before he accepted the Chief
Justiceship as the price of his support of
the second election of Mr. Lincoln; be-
fore he manifested his inordinate desire
for the Presidency by leaving the treas
ury (where his services were mt ST
needed by his country in order to
put himself in training for the Pres.
dental nomination; b, to;e he franz
ed excuses for his failure to try JEFF. Da-
Wis; before he brought the whole influ-
ence of his position and learning to
shield Andrew Johnson from deserved
Impeachment, and before his present iden-
tltication of himself with all the vile
denominations of the democratic platform
| had uncomfortable impressions of the
man, of which l could not Though often
desired toy divest myself:
A portrait OF Mr. Chase, given me by
the Hon. Samuel Lewis, of Cincinnati,
when that good and faithful Abolitionist
was on his dying bed, has despite of all
efforts to shake it off and forget it, fol-
lowed me for dozen years and more,
and has become more and more vivid as
time and events have developed the true
status of the man. The judy ment of Mr.
Lewis was that Mr.. Chase was not to be
trusted in any emergency-tlat he was
coldly selfish and intensely ambitious
and that i'll turtherance of his ambition
any other. was shocked by this por-
trait of Mr. Chase, and disputed It's acu-
racy at the time, but its ugly features
have confronted me ever since. Hence
gross and unexpected us was the defec-
detection of Mr. Chase to many of his
friends, it was not wholly unlocked for
by me. 20,
Hereafter, let us hear no more of Mr..
Chase as the negroes candidate Or the
negroes friend. He is a dpserter from
our ranks, i'll the face of the enemy, and
is simply not in the enemies ranks be-
cause they despised him. His degrade
tion is complete, and he will have to live
longer than Chief Justice 'Taney, if he
outlives the memory of this fragrant
transgression.e In sorrow more than an-
ger we part with, him. His crime, though
great has met an equal punishment
Let us hope it will prove saluiary, if not
to him, at least to others who may be
tempted in like manner, to betray their
principles. iii'i' . 's-' .' 20 '-@
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-22

Trains do not stop stations where the time is omitted
.---T.s .t.e in the above table. r.
~ Second Glass Cars run all Through Trains. 7s
All through trains going Westward. connect C1eve-
land, with Trains for Toledo Chicago Columbus, Cincn
natl, indianapolis &C. t-r
Steamboat Express leaves Buffalo at $50 p. NJ Sun
day Night instead of Saturday Night. Trains arriving
in Dunkirk at $50 p NJ, making direct connection with
Trains Of Erie Railway. Trains between Toledo and
Erie run by Columbus time between Erie and Buffalo
by Buffalo time. and do not stop where time is omitted.
The Saturday Night Express Train from Cleveland at
9.30 p NJ. Buffalo. and leaves Buffalo for the
East on Sunday at {. 81 P. NJ.
EASTWARD-N. Y. Express Eastem mail and Night
Express runs through to Buffalo without change
WESTWARD-Night Express. Toledo Express and
Day Express through to Toledo without change.
n. Y. Express East, and Day Express West will run
on Sundays. -.,-E IL ..-.t ..-.. .-.
---. 49,. II. NOTTINGHAM, Supt.
Supts OHice Cleveland s Eric Railroad,
II. -. Cleveland. O., Nav II. 1855. - -
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= HARNESS MAKER.

kcr opposite Fisk Block. Main street. Ashabuia. Ohio,
has on hand and makes to order i'll the best manner,
everything in his line S69
p G. FORD. Manufacturer and Dealer in Saddles,
! fairness Bridles, Collars Trunks, Whips &c, Oppo-
sife EiSI Honse Ashtahula. Ohio so
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-22

NOW is the time TO buy your Tin
ware. Great reduction in prices at .s
A. b. BIxBY cos
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-22

SUPPORTERS and Trusses.-H. A.
~ Hendry sole agent for Fitchs Chapins and London
supporters Stnuder Ihaces. Snspensory Bandagcs &c
Sold at Wholesale and Retail nv 7 4 ~
H.A. HENDRY, Druggist
Ashtabnla, Aug 3, 1851. oO2
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-22

An imagination highly cultivated, and
sensitive to outward, and inward I'M
pyessions, is an estimable boon to man OF
woman. Without this transforming, we
may almost say, creative faculty, all o9l
ideas stagnate, all our conceptions wi.n
er, and all our perceptions become plan
ted and sensual.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-22
From the Toledo Blade.
NASBY.

Meeting at tile Corr er,-E7der Penni6dekcr goes
buck on tic NomipGttoRs
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DENTISTS.

s. d. HOWELLS. DENTIST. Jefferson, Ohio. or
fee in nrheSentinel bnilding Filling and extracting
done carefully Upper lover sets ofteeth inserted for
from $40 to $40. ALL Work WARRANTED. 9l9
esya p. II. HALL, Dentist Ashtabula. o. Office
H the Hubert Lot, nearly opposite the bank 500
$500 Office in Fisk Block le $50
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CABINET WARE.

DUGR0 & MOTHER, Manufacturers of, and
Dealers in Furniture the best descriptions and every
variety. Also General Undertakers and manufacturers
of Cofns order Main street, North of South Public
Souarc Ashtabula 4g1
LINUS SAVAGE, Furniture Dealer and Manufac-
turer Steam establishment, North Main street. near
the office 1of DR. Farrington Ashtabula, Ohio. 451
n W. GARY & Co. Dealers in all descriptions
of Furniture of both Eastern and Western make and
styles moderate prices, Hubert Block Main street,
Ashtabula. Ohio. 901
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FOUNDRIES.

mONTIGLE & HILL. Iron Founders and Man
ufacturers and Dealers in Stoves of various kinds,
Plows and Plow Castings, Mill Castings. and most dcs
criptOns of foundry work Spring st. Ashtabua. 76o
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MISCELLANEOUS.

IOUD.
PROF. T. HI. HOPKINS, Music Teacher. Terms
20 Lessons S10-IIalf in advance. Those wishing 10
practice can do so at his residence.
= AshtabulR, Ohio. ~ -fsE.r< {. Z 9Si
EMORY LUCE, Propagator and Dealer in Grape
Vines Green-E0use Bedding and Vegetable Plants.
Persons about plant Vineyards will find it TO their
advantage consult the selection OF sites for
VINEYARDS Soils Kinds of Grapes best mode and time
of Planting Examine Samples of Growing Vines. and
compare prices. - 49, Asntannia. ONO.
PTRE BK ANDY made from Grape Wine, White
afaWba and BLACKBERRY Wines for medicnal purposes
for sale the North Ridge. JOHN fElEW
Ashtabula. JAN 1865 ....-.- - y-SS
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DRUGGISTS,

= 81 a 81 - = -----
CHARLES L. SWIFT-Ashtabula, Ohio, Dealer
in Drugs and Medicines Groceries PerinmeTy ana ana
ing Extracts Patent Medicines of every description
Paints Dyes, varnishes, Brushes Fancy soaps haiT M
Restoratiyes Hair Oils &C. all OF which Will be sold
kin..oa S9j
HRNDRY q KING, Main streets, Ashtibula'
Ohio. Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, chemicals,
Paints Oils Varnishes Brushes, Dye Stufs &c. Choice
Family Groceries Including Teas Cotfces &C. Patent
Medciues Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal pur-
pases Physician prescriptions carefully and prompt
iy attended TO. 100
GE0RGE WILLARD, Dealer in DTy-Goods Gro
Also. wholesale and Retail Dealer in Hardware Sad
dery Nail. Iron Steel Drugs Medicines Paints, Oils,
Dyestuds &c Main street. Aehtabua.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-08-22

SEYMOUR & GIDDINGS, Manufacturers of
Doors sash and Blinds: Bevel Siding, Flooring, FenG-
iug NouIdings, Scroll Work. Turning &c. Also deal
ers in Rough and Planed Lumber Lath, Shingles, and
Building Materials generally Call and see our yarie-
tic. OF Fence at their Planning Mill Main Street
and Uaion AIley Ashtabua, Ohio. slai1. "
WV SEYNOUR 969-n &C. GIDDINGS.
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Ask for Tickets Via Erie Railway.
To be obtained at all principal Ticket Ofces IN ives
I'll. or south west. 96
II. RIDDLE, Gen. ISupt WIN r. BARR. Gen. Pas. Ant
The New York herald., 1868-05-03

ready due great proportion Of which wii probably
find its way into the bank. Third-At the bidding
for bills on India at the bank Wednesday the re-
suit showed further falling on in the demand for
remittance to the East. .
Washington journal says OF the forthcoming
statement OF the public debit
The statement Of the public debt to be issued on
the 5th instant, will show decrease OF the same OF
$S,OOO000 or $4,000, ,00O which is the heaviest de-
crease for some time past. During the month or
April the expenditures ON account of the various
departments OF the government especially the war
Department, which Is generally very heavy have
been much less than usual while the receipts from
customs nave been quite heavy, and the receipts
lrom internal revenue about the same as usual The
amount OF coin now on hand Is over $S4, 900 OOO
besides $23 0O0, 900 In currency. During the month
several millions Of dollars In gold have been Sold
as tnere was more coin on hand than was needed to
meet the requirements OF the government
The dry goods import movement at the port for the
month Of April in the present and two previous years
w oo folio
The New York herald., 1868-05-03

Londonjournal Of the 18th ult. predicts that the
supply OF money at that centre will for some time
longer continue to be far in excess Of the demand,
and remarks that the features which favor the
opinion that for the present the rates Of interest
will remain about steady are:-FIrst--The export
and import bullion operations show that gold is CON-
ing into the country; the price Of gold is the same
In Paris as here second-More than million sterling
u on its way from Australia and about Geoo,ooo 10 a.
The New York herald., 1868-05-03

Government securities have been very moderately
dealt in speculative account, and there was some
disposition shown by the dealers to realize upon the
recent advance. At the close the market was steady
at decline OF q d from the latest prices of yester
day, the quotations having been as subjoined:-Reg
istered. 1881 112zs 1875 coupon 1881, 112 11s1S;
e-2os registered, 1862, 1867 alO5s; 52o's, coupon,
1862 1917 1885 do, 1854, 1861 1861; do, 1855,
I06H 1857; do, 1866. January and july 1857 a
10SS; dO 1867, 1o94 lo9S; 1O40s registered, 102X
q 103; 10-4O's, coupon, 1927 1885; June 1905,
lo7k l07%; July 7.aO's, l07H 1079s May COM
pounds, 1854, 11oH August do, 49, September do,
117K; October do, III.
At the commencement OF business the stock mar.
ket was dull and steady, and at the early session Of
the open board Erie sold ut 7l3s and New York Gen.
trail at 129K. Al the first regular board
the volume of transactions was light and
prices showed no material change North
western closed ! higher than at the same time
yesterday, preferred l, Milwaukee and st. Paul u,
preferred ", Pacific Mail V, and Western Union
Telegraph u. Government securities were dull but
steady. At the open board at one O'Clock the mar
ket was dull and heavy and Erie sold at 7o 7o and
New York Central at 12ss 129 Atthe second regular
board the speculative feeling continued extremely
tame. and an unusually limited business was trans
acted New York Central closed X lower than at
the first regular board, and Erie u. Governments
were quiet at o decline OF u o u. At the
open board at hafpast three Erie sold at 7oh
= 7Ox; New York Central, 12sX; Rock Island.
s4i1; Northwestern preferred, 75x 70; Mich-
gan Southern, s2x; Hudson River, 1877; and
Cleveland and Toledo, 1oeX. Subsequently the
market continued languid, and at the close at half
past i've O'Clock it steady at the following quo
tations:-Pacinc Mail, ok q slX; Ohio and Missis-
sippl 81 31A; Canton Company, 6ok 81; Quick
silver 271l %; western Union Telegraph 81 37h
New York Central 1881 l2sx; Erie, 7oK 7ok;
Reading, soz oo Michigan Southern, s2K s21s;
cleveland and Pittsburg, s2K s3h; Rock Island,
% OAK; Northwestern preferred, 75x 7511;
Fort Wayne, 104 1o4x.
The foreign exchange market was quiet but nomi-
naly steady, and bankers bills England at sixty
days quoted at 40 11ox; at three days. 11o,s
a l10k; commercial bills 100 10oX. Bills on Paris
at sixty days. SIS 5.12h; at three days, 5.12h q
5.1o On Berlin-Bankers, ~; commercial, TX q
Tx. On Bremen-Bankers', 7sK q 7szI; commercial,
7sK 7ssx. On Frankfort-Bankers', Al q AK; CON-
merciai, 4Oa 40X. On Amsterdam-Bankers', 41 q
a Az; commercial, 40H Al. On Hamburg
Bankers 38k 365<; commercial, 80 s6x. On
Antwerp-Bankers, Sis a 6.13x; commercial, 5.17 4
o SIS.
The daily range Of the gold market during the week
The New York herald., 1868-05-03
AMUsEMENTS.

broadway THEATRE
~ - . Admission Fifty cents.
Fourth week of the Great Comedisrs,
NIX. AND MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
An0ther great and artistic production with 0ev
ON MONDAY EVENING, Nav 4, Isss
EVERY EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE
Gayler's romantic Irish Drama,
THE CONNIE SOOGAH:
OR, WEARING OF THE GREEN
Presented with by Dayton by
Seymour, and unusual strong cast OF characters,
MR.. BARNEY WILLIAMS
n CORNEY MOGRATH and THE CONNIE SOOGAH,
with songs Of "Wearing Of the Green" and All
Heartily Welcome"
MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS
as NELLY NOLAN, THE JuMPIN JEWEL,
with the song Of "Poly Perkins," A New IRISH JIG.
The new scenery is principally laid In tho
GIANTS CAUSEWAY.
THE SEA GULL ROCK,
The CASCADE AND DEVILS BASIN
ILLUMINATED GARDEN.
SATURDAY, FIRST CONNIE soOGAH MATINEE.
Seats secured from tin 9, six days In advance.
The New York herald., 1868-05-03
The daily range of the gold market during the week
Is thus shown

C0nsols and American securities we're quoted thus
In London to-day and on the previous dates men.
toned
AprfI "a. Aprn 20. May 2.
Conscs. ..;.........e3k a esx o3N as4 93K
five.twentes. .....7ox a. 7oxa- 70,S q 70K
Illinois Central. ....e3A - e5 "a 95ka-
Erie. .......4o a. 46Ha- 4eXa-
The present extent, population, revenue and debt
of the principal nations of the world are shown by
the following table of atatstics:--
The New York herald., 1868-05-03
WINES, LIQUORS, &C,
EXPRESSES.

n @. BURNHAM's FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
n Dxpress lis West Eleventh street, between fith and
Sixth sFurnure moved city country urniture
packed and shipped, furniture stored uopsy advanooe
The New York herald., 1868-05-03
HERvEY's
HERvEH's
PATENT SKATING Kinks.
The firm Of HERvEY, JOHNSON 4 CO., in view of

The urn or HEkVEf, JOhNSON a CO, IN view OF
the demand skating Rink. ;srcughou. the
@ s sy are neE ~ e. To s Ha ns
he patent and on These Kinks
not only perfectly constructed for the making and preser
public nesngs falrs, fes.ivai rhc.osraPh. WIN
ns ssa' 81 o
sSov abe firm are the only parties 20 ~. s 70
right 70 build and use in any town or city or the exclusive
Any parties building Kinks without such authority will be
pssn,s e., All Ohio
METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT.
NL " Nassau stree. Insurance printing done in every
DHoToaRAPHs PAINTED IN OIL AND WATER
coors, Al reasonable rates and lessons gwen at ia
CArLoRs AND MARINES, WHO ENLISTED ON UNIT.
ed States ship Allegheny between April 2 ISL and April
ers:s @ 10 % call on caxRIss SkFTIEToS Cedar street,
upper hoor
CPEC1AL NoTIcE.--ro THOSE WHO HAVE SECURED
- packages Of Mixed Candy containing Gold Dollars we
would here state that we DO mot wish % have h. ssr s
Sb. ~ "''
WINES, LIQUORS, sc,
" Island Onto cass: Of vintage 1857 The best wine
sysT made from Gssybs spe. and O casks q f ,insgs
Island wine also Lion Port ID. oporo gIape raised in
THIS State all pure, and FOR sale by e roe .gs
for the Keley Island Wine Company n low prices a M
Fulton street, corner Nassau, basement OTIS FIELD.
CONSULAR SEAL CHAMPAGNE,
~ as imported for New York Union Club:
ship nsr
No. Maiden lane, New York.
HAVING BOUGHT FROM HAuaHwour co. THE
IL entire balance Of their importation OF the well known
and delicious Prince Imperial Champagne all pnts bottles
TO the case, offer II at $50 per worth xU Good
Bourbon 60 cens choice and old 81 bottle Bordeaux
Wine Co.'s Vaults, W Fulton street, corner William.
EXPRESSES.
@. BURNHAM's FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
IA Express, ll5 West Eleventh street. between fiith and
Sixth Furniture moved city country furniture
packed and shipped, furniture stored money advanoo
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-02-13

tHANaB or TIME.
tsrihsr sssiesj 7Taina vii ras :. foiioss:
Is.ss alsss4aH. ssxNr44 alxrr-os
a1prss. No t.-,,.. e. e nsli Nc I,.. 40
n. Louis Kxp-- Gxs + n D. Ls,ss Exr r-.-s.ss 4 =
Freight. frsisht.-......-..-s.a
Nos. ass n, c1fiy. ex-spt Eerass: = I Ard i.
Daily, excefs sneda3 No. . nAssy, excsts eztarday
Consciousness fsevs H.sHrE 10 sn.uusss cartier thar
sss ssGss $780, as,sF Mi eesnsesins via asPss
THE 81. LOUIS KxeRExs TRAIa
-. Lsnts as sis :. -.
Leave St. Louis - siI0 p. M, srrfr. nj II .
sknk asSsee .. -.
Elegant MespiHg Cara ran through teswses
Hamilton Isl, Lenis.
AS HAl1sANn a. HI Boat. sk&
4asev .IasAas rssss sstIs srsssr ssssssnest
tAA Ay et5se II ssess soAssh
TEE SHORTEST & MOST DIRECT
10 s. Lesss sstefaeseid Tls<s Tszsasepe.s, crfrs,
cs.esasseas, fsaSSsvs, fhflad,ipAsa, NV Ysrs,
6asses, asssa sss gcssis an ar q. s.
fhlsnst Tssk..; ~ tevvas the hsUass
"a ~ asAslseAAf ssssyiasc ersrsa es.rs 1asros1e tt
AAJotM.& stAsakssast = Coz o. go III - sses,
.WhiiSr n Ind ther toafnsys ## &u@
BAssasc eArcssd through to all principal reints.
Yrethts by thts reats viii be Forwarded s.ti dissseh
Axprrs. Frssghs Trssn through frasa feieto X
Ksokuk IN 80 hours oFsr charges and darn * praysJ
osTIoe n ssoas Dspoa, corner Eans sd 1sAnsos
WI. MeDexL, eesI.Ag,. xseauA,
: a1s Wsas. Ds,1,ss., W. = 'ass INA
Jsnt-daw Springfield. efeto, O