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1hppn,rn orPence.


The country may now look for the
.heneticent peace which has been the
Watchword o. the Republican Party
during the political campaign. Gen.
Grant could have done the party no
greater service than by giving Il this
idea and this word TO inscribe upon its
banners.- ,z,.'l-I
The turmoil of the last eight years
has become intolerRble. Whenrit was
war in the field, the people bore It with
strong hearts and strong Brms. But
when this was followed by four years
OF violent political distractions that
constantly Threatened a renewal of san
culinary strife, popular patience got e1 .
hausted. And when, finally, the Dem
ocrntic Party raised Revolutionary
platform, from which we couid see
nothing but stormy future and a tenn
pest tossed country, there would have
oeen Justification for despair IL. no
Ileans OF escape had been opend up,
bnI the great soldier who had forneriv
gwen Us peace by his military Eenius.
again stood forw ard as the repr6senta.
tive OF peaeeAn the storm OF noiiiInsI
passion. Inc country felt the; no YER of
tne sacEeu word, and rallied round Tho
leader who could give IL hone. -' =
In one respect Grant has sfrssa :,
given as peace. his election has
crushed out the Revolutionary, Sst,D, ..as
promulgated by The Democrattc D. ~!
and especially represented fbv hs;s =
Candidate for the Vice. PresiCiencyi W.
VIII hear no more about the foreible
dispersion OF the Southern State Gov
ernments, the subversion ofthe Senate,
the nullificRtion of the laws, and the
employment of military powerb by the
President for Illegal purposes We
shall hear no more about the Recon-
struction laws being Revolutionary,
nulf aud void We have heard the IaSi
ofsalf this. And IL such Is really found
toloe the case. we owe dt 10 the election
of Grant, -flH, ~ - q E' 2 a. r. ~
1--WE may also from this time forward
look for something like peacs and order
In the Southern States. The greater
part of tho disorders that now prevail
there have been brought about by the
revolutionary declarations OF the DEM
oce0tici Party, and the prospects OF the
partyis success Every one must re-
member how the rebelllous spirit arose
after the meeting of the New York Con.
yentionis andeNeEy enc must know by
TINS time thAtil Haa the encouragement
gtven by that Convention to the rebel
element that led is into the desperate
frame OF mind, whose results have
lately exhibited themselves in riot,
naurder and political persecution.
Ssfant's election Is q warning TO tine old
ne6el element, which We have no d onbt
VII pc needed. And from this time
s9sssS,saSd we expect to hear much less
" SIs sptritot dtsorde and strife inthe
q course Grants election puts a
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TRIDAY nonNrNe. NoyEnREK Q
. Panhnndie RaiIroad.


For some time the project Of a Rail-
road from point on the Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati and st. Louis Railroad OPP
posIte SteubenyIIle, southwark through
the Panhandle to Wheeling has been
seriously agitated in Brooke county. A
charter was obtained for this purpose
last winter; and It is the intention OF
the Corporators, we understand, to ex-
tend the road down the Ohio the entire
oIsngtb of the State IL practicable. The
people of Brooke county are very much
Interested In this enterprise, being espe-
ciRllY anxious to make railroad connec.
ton at SteubeuviIle and at Wheeling.
Recently their agitation OF the subject
h-s taken shape, and on Tuesday, last
by previous order OF the Board Of
Supervisors, the question was submit
county should subscribe S100. 600 toward
the construction of railroad from a
point near steubenville, through wells-
bnrg to this city. The people OF the
county have voted, we learn, to autho-
rizs the subscription. This certainly
looks rs ifthey were In earnest. a few
days before the election a committee
was appointed by the Council of Wells
burg to present the claims of this pro-
jected railroad to the public notice.
These gentlemen issued an address on
the subject, from which we have derived
some of the foregoing facts and from
which we make this extract.
BY that order 1.-The order of the Board
OF Supervisors submitting the question
su6EcriptiOD1 only $50. 900 of the pro-
posed subscription can be used until
/. the road IL under contract from Wells
burg TO Wheeling, thus reserving $40,
600 Qheir full proportion) for the people
south of Buffalo Creek. It Is necessary
for US to ask your attention to this
important question: Are arguments
needed with the country'B history be.
fore you. All know the wealth of our
county as an agricultural one merely,
You know tie value OF our coal desposI
and every child knows that Il is now
looked up. - .iit.sr.iai - o.
You know what reliance can be plaeE
ed In our river navigation in the very
seasons when our farmers seek market
and AL must see that the construction
oEthis road obyiatesa all difficulties and.
and puts our resources, altogether, at
all times, in the markets of the coun-
try. s sst8 51
Manufacture must then spring mp all
along our river front, giving 10 the far
mer home market, and to our labor
Ing people constant occuPation- Every
dollar of the money will be spent In.
our midst and not be taken away from
u.s. .f4... - =. p
The board may make the payments
Aailong as they pleRse. the road will at
once constitute q subject ofitaxation
according to Its value, and all can see
what the county will gain nv ffa cnTn-
pletion. The Pfttsbureh, Cincinnau q
Sc. Louis Ratlraad will aid to half the
. amount necessary to make the road.
Wheeling has already appointed her
committee. to act with MS, and It de-
Ponds upon you 70 say on Tuesday,
whether our town and county are lon-
ger 10 remain shut out and shut of
from the advantages always conferred
pynberAl, internal improvements upon
those who fOsfef than 10 - 80
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1mpurc nlooa n1n,,es slcll..

The bowels may be costige or some organ
eslts work weakly. From causes ike
these gases and gummy substances occur
which poison the blood; the peTspIration
may be checked: the feet maybe so chilled
that their fetfd exhalatfons arc thrown back
upon the blood. Here fs cause for pains;
levers. in1Smmatlons. In these cases
Brardreth's Pills are worth moro than gold.
Five or six cure at once. Remember they
cure by at once removing from the body
these matters which poison the blood and
make sick. These celebrated Pills should
beIn the house ready.
See B. BRASCDREra in white Letters on the
Government sturnp Principal ONCE Bran
dreths House, NewYorL.
Sold by all druggists, oels-lnd&w
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LM1sHLFR,s Here BsllTETERs
sTBR11Na SILVER WARE

And No. %. Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa
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Gale of Furniture, Silver Ware,
=. -. Brandy. Etc.

WILL ON FRIDAY, THE, 18TH DAY
j OF November, ] S6S, at . .o,clock, q. M, at
the residence lately occupied by Alfred
CALDWELL Esq, deceased, corner OF Byron
and Quincy streets, kelI at uublic anIion,
mirrors, maIbl6 slab and prRok cts, family
library. oil cloth hat rack, marble top Ia
hlel and marble top Waeh stands, Safpat4
chamber sets, stoves and other articles OF
household furniture, beds and bedding. One
set OF cushioned pafior furniture, stunned
with hair and covered with hatr-cloth. All
OF this furniture was bought new n little
over one year ego. VIII also sell ono long
garden hose, alb MT Il gallons OF very choice
old peach brandy, and one set OF Shotaeld
Plate, containing Blop bowl, sugar bowl,
cream Jug, two tea pots and one coffee pot,
composed OF alternate layers of silver and
copper, very handsome, appraised nc $50,
probably cost double that amount
GEO. b. CALDWELL,
Executor of Alfred oaldWens Estate.
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FINE ELECTRO.PLATED WARE,
TILE aoRHAM MANUFAOTURINGC Co,
OF PROVIDENCE, R. L, having the largest
manuIsctory Of Solid Silver Ware In the
world, with the most improved machinery,
and employing the most skilled labor, are
enabled TO offer an unequalled variety OF
new and beautiful designs in Dinner Ser
vices, Tea Services. and every article special
" adapted for Holiday and Bridal Gifts.
They offer also their well-known and un-
riyalled Nickel Silver Eiectro-Plated Ware,
In which they have introduced new pat
.terrsof rare elegance. The Solid Silver is
guaranteed. to be OF sterling purity by 20. g.
Mint assay, Tho Electro-Plate is Ruaran-
teed to be superior to the nnest Sheffield
ware. Orders received from the Trade only,
but these goods may be obtained rom re-
sponsible dealers everywhere. ...5
Ft, s,is Max GslIEda g. u E 4 Il
- ea1aAafAtcgo0 .F EisI.,
GoRHAM MANUFACTURING Co.,
.5r salesroom No. 3 Maiden Lane, n. Y.
noys-d&w45Sn ,l.t,
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DURsUANT 10 DEGREE OF THE CIR
u cut Court Of Ohio County, entered Octo.
Der 18th, 1855, 1 Will saIl at public auctfo0> m
the Court House OF said county, on safuIdaV
November list. 1855, at 10 O'Clock a. n. me
residence lately occupied by Alfred CaiiSyelI
Esqss oeeeasedt corner of Byron and Quincy
streets East Wheeling. This house c11tsi6g
y nnlshed rooms, with tWash-hoISe addi-
tlonal ntted With large stationary tubs. hot
ana cold MIGRANTS emptytnG into each tub
There ts gas thr0uHh bout the entire house moi
ana cold water both up aud down sfairs
new path Tub, cooking range In Ritchen n
great convenience, good dfauRhls 10 an lhe
Snlmneys, ceilings high, large hallway, Gel
l, consisting OF three large rooms, making
- rooms IN all, Is perfectly dry and very
commodiousi large Stable containing cartiaSe
nouSes nay lott large feed bin, separate COW
Stable. The properly contains one mil lot
Ano one-halfs with large and beautiful shade
s4Setlso. Inc puilding was thoroaghly re-
Palredt painted and prepared at heavy ex-
penAe ABOUT one year ago. -
1sLLnA OF AAle :-On6-Intrd Of the pun chase
money. OF hQch furtner sum as the puI cha
5 ~ nlay elect 70 pay In hand the Tesid1e in
kUO SquA4 ms alraents pay able, resps etiyely
IN nine and eighteen mOnths nom tIie d6y
o. SAFE Win interest from that day, me pur-
Siuaser giving bonds with good security for
Sne oeIerred tnstalmentE. Possession given
GEO. b. CALDwELIi,e Commissions.
HsH- OInSes Fourth street, next door To the
ZonEG3aOnhes 49, Ef-I flef22-30fd
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For Sale,

pHE LATE. RE5IDESCE OF JAMES
u TURNER, deceased, located In the town
is good BEick Cottage House, containing
seven rooms, all In good repair. There Is
connected with the house one and ahaif acres
of land upon which there Is some valuable
Huit-- For1urther particulars enquire of ].
N. Turner, or DR.. j. Werlich OF 1iartinsvtlle,
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THE Venus di Mediei has been
again. Its height is five feet
two inches, which is a good thing for
vain short girls to remember. Its foot
is exactly nine inches long, being a
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lIARRIED.
9reefaI aIpt1Ees.
National Trust Co.
70 OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
No. 336 BROADWAY. tl
Capital, ONE MILLION DOLLARS.


DARIUS r. AIANoAM, President. ~
e JAaCEs MERRILL, Secretary
Receives deposits and allows FOUR PER
GENT RSTEREsT on all Daily Balances
subject 70 Check at Sight SPECIAL DEeos-
IT'S for Six Months, or more, mas, be; made
at i've per cent. The Capital of ONE MIL
LION DOLLARS is divided among over 500
shareholders. comprising many gentlemen
OF large wealth and financial experience,
who are also personally liable 10 depoSitors
for all Obligations OF the Company to double
the amount of their capitd stock. AS the
NATIONAL TRUsT,co. receives deposits
n large or Emallancunts, and permits them
to be drawn as a whole or In part by CHECK
AT SIGHT and AUTHORIZATIONS, allow
ing InteFeston ALL DAILY BA1AAHcEs, par
ties throughout tho country can keep ac-
counts in this Institution with special adj
vantages ofsecurity, convenis and pIofit.
u Es El-a r..r H.f- 1a5s F4EsE- I6lS-6uddyV
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Z ESSAYS Foa Young MEN.

on the EIrors and Abuses Incident TO
Youth and Early Manhood, with the hu-
name view Of treatment and cure, sent by
mail, freo of charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
sep23-8mddw -. -. z. =
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Co1nmissioner,s Sale.
A4AsSAOHO $3.50
Margaret Ws ss Guardian, IN cn.,..,-

va. In Chaneery.
EsteIla May Waters, etals.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDER
d ed In the aboyeentitled cause on the
Gay OF October, 1865, shall, on "WEDNESDAY,
the 25th day Of NOVEMBER 1858. nj 20 O'Clock
O, m. proceed 10 sell ht the mont door of the
Court House OF Ohio county, the following
10 pay the debt mentioned in the Dill and
PROCEEDINGS In this case.
First. Lot number IhiFty.hya C85O in
Zanes' Island addition 10 the city OF &teeI-
ing, as laid out by Henry Moore, as Trustee,
&C.
Secondly. Lot number thirty-stx Csg In
Zanes Island addition TO the city OF W heel
ing as laid out by Henry Moore, as Trustee
40.
Terms of sale: one-third 60 OF the pur-
chase money cash, the residue thereon al six
10 and twelve (Ig months with Interest
uonthe day OF Gale, (the purchaser having
the privilege of pRytng such amount In cash
at the time OF purchase as he may wish 10 dol
giving notes with good peisJnal security 10
secure the payment OF the deferred Install
ments, and retaining the title uEtn the
whole purchase money Is paid.
WILLIAM a. CALDWELL.
g. L.CRANMER, Attorney. ocss.s1i
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% 81.
For Sale.

A GOOD TWO STORY BRICK Dwell
~ ing In west Bridgeport Ohio, cOntain-
ing four rooms, neatly papered and painted.
Also, adjoining the same 2 new store room.
above property II in a goodelocaIlon for
busineEH, and q business wen established,
To parties Wishing TO purchase Will sell my
stock OF goods. keas0na for selling properly
are ann going West. -Eor terms ana par
tIculnrs apply ON the preIniBes.
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sAHK-on the night of the third of
engulphed in sea of
troubles-HOraIio Seymour.
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For Sale

MY DWELLING HOUSE ON HAnIP-
Il- dan street, between Byron and 6iXth-
Q rooms, attleS cellar, Eass etc. - 80
.oelI 1. -. -. e JOHN q. CHANDLER.
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s0sfE limo in AuEust .iasl. 4 box

sostE timestn August last, a box
neatly prepared and marked "Hon.
Frank p. Blair JFn Omaha, Nebras.
ka.narriyed atthat place by express,
z and was placed In the hands Of the
Democratic nominee Being naturally
Of q generous and communicative tenn
spSEament, Frank invited his friends
into his Soomsio witness the unrolIIng.
The cover was removed-then came a
littl6 salF,dHst--thenus piece OF llhin
board-then another layer OF saw dust
and shayings-aud last n paper handle
about ten inches long, four inchsa thick,
and eeyen inches wide. This was very
carefully unsealed, and ON removing
the very inner cnticle, what waa dis.
playeai Why. a package of tickets
9ooa ioS 9 Passage up Salt River,
Tuesday November Srd, only, and an
attectionate note Offering further sup
ply q! the same article, So Mt. Blair
ahonld mink there might. be moro m an
who would like The erip..s. ~ N ~
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soIr.snpporttnr JournnI,su,-

Inlts distribution of Federal patron
age yesterday the Register allotted n
fair share TO this journal In oonsidera-
don OF Its "hAying ceased to be self.
supporting" The Register has not be-
-gi'a to be sslf-supporting, unless 1t has
lbecofns soaince the October election by
reason OF its share of stakes won by
Radical sporting men on the result In
Virginia. A apaper that lives by
feyies on its political friends, ought not
to talk about others mot being self sup.
porting.
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ONO is estimated to contain {, OOo,-
600 inhabitants.
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WATERING places that remain open
all winter-the months of milk cans
N. 7. Leader. st
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TnE Chicago Times on Monday pub.
lished an article on "The Noble Dead OF
1863" What apity 1t had not waited a
couple of days SO as to complete the re-
cord with obituaries of its candidates!
Two more unfortunates,
Weary or breath,
Rashly impoTtunate,
Gone 70 their death!
Take them up tenderly,
Lift them with care,
Handle them RingerlyJ
Seymour and blair.
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gpetfaI aalites
Physical Regulation:


The human body Is only ealthy when its
parts are sound, wen orsanazed and dIgpos,
ed, and freely perform their natnra1 func.
lions. The causes of disease often lie be-
yond our sight, and we learn their
nature only by their symptoms.
Hence, I'VE ~ are able to discover
the inhrm or defective parts. Any
perceptible changeIn the body or Its func-
lions indicates the presence of disease
How easily we detect inactive physical or.
ganims How readily we mark any altera-
ton In the standard of our vital forces.
Thus We flnd out our physical deprav1ty. 1t
may spring from torpid liver, or inactive
kidneys, or dISordered stomach, or impure
blood. Now: s.s e. 3,
lMISHLER'S HERB BITTERS
is standard remedy for working ont NOR.
bincmatter and purifying the blood and Sc
cretionsi for inylgorating the stomach; ioro-
ing with healthy action the liver and spleen
healing and strenRthing the Kidneys; Inn
parting elasticity 70 the muscles, and . calm
force TO the nervous system. The debIitated
and enfeebled of both sexes and all ages
will ind It the only true, safe and satifae-
tory stomaehie and Alternative BitterS In use,
and under its yItalizing operation, perfect
health and splendid spirits are insured.
Sold everywhere. r-s
DIR. s.. d. HARTMAN e Goa
2.- 3'' Sole Proprietors, L ancaster Pa,
And No. g, Market street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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-"Plty me, Harvey. pity me-"
Il -"Tilden this is terrible.n
--HGsntlemen, your candidate can
not be.D n - u sgr 10
Mr., Tilden was discovered by our
enterprising reporter, just as we are
going to press, in a condition Of serene
''-Irtb1tne.
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close 70 the disastrous war between
Congress and the Executive. II gives
us harmony between all departments
,ofthe Government, as we'll as.an effec-
we shall every day see more and
more of the peaceful effects OF GRANTS
triumph yesterday. And in short
time even those who opposed his cleo
ton will be heartily rejoiced at their
own defeat.-N. Y. Tines.
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oRIsTADoRo's HAIR DYE
~ IA . StanIe M tIia ,roiIet

Sh4S1AO0AOi9 6A4A III
as rs a staple of the T0IIets IL
It Is in demand wherever personal blem-
I ishes ate considered of sufticient con-
% sequence to beremoved.
Its EFFECT rs PERFECT:
q IT'S ACTION INsrANTAHEous.
GristadOro's Hair Preseryatiye.
AND BEAUTIFIER is a preparation of
equal merit and repute. It's eject upon the
hair Is electrical. It fastens every loosening
fibrei replaces harshness with. sIlziness and
fiexIbIIIty, semI;paldnsss with luxuriRnce.
dnllnesS with gloss. Its use Will incline the
straightest hair TO curl, and prevent the
driest from turning gray. Its the fayorite
at every toilet where It has been tried, and
as means of keeping the hair free from
scurf or dandIunj and the scalp from exfolla-
tons, is perfectly invaluable.
Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No. 6S Maiden Lane.
Principal Depot NO. 8 Aston House.
Z octls-1md&w
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. THEI latest Chinese fantasy e said "a
pc the covering OF houses, walls, nm
s Sssllss and yerything wishold postage
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Comnissioner,s sac.
:, -. 8 : 9 ~ lchanossy.

1AonuAn Mccoy ~
Alexander McCoy.e al.
1NPURsUANCE OF A DECRFF. REM.
"A !neLeu IN tho above entitled cause Tins
Sseooer term Of the Circuit Court for Ohio
county county the nnderelGned special commit.
5Sl5E VIII on 1HukaDAI,s tho 1911 Siav Or
-tSStoIhEAAkR1 l6d5s sell NJ public Ructio1 nm
sns PEemLsesp the tract OF land IN fiie inlI IN
~ ~ Gauss Described sknoWn ns ii,S z fohY1
~ 49iesols farm, and containing 100 acFes and
y po'es. 1hta land lies q HhorE SiIEtsnce
from the National Road nearly ef,ss III sf1H4
rom koneyls Point and Tfia1ef6hia-i and
ta,.f,s, h9n " 2 mouse. barn and Diner ont
~ llnEsl-Ios ether with O. good orcha1d N
10 o. t5ees OF tted 5fi I'm prime eondi.
- sfSs S.t.u y y e9al pank already opened
Terms OF Observation-Disclosures iles 1i11rchoua
,,,., tsna q muoh more As the pureI1aser
10y otalhe 10 payl In cash; the 6sEitiua N
tHoS4uAApayment ON b cred &c tSf -oiSE and
~ 40 SeaIs, Y I'M nom day on sale,
Si,,,t ewing bonds with good per-
e1sII1 1t - unity Tor the Deferred pavTnerIfa
~, ttll4e 70 he retained TIL mo whole of
tne pufehass money g paid.
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+; For safe. :: 80 - 3

SI1. Aefl sToeKs INTHE 4fERcI AETs
fI,Ell4VtySn ana Mechanics Bank ofsWheel-
Z IN east conner OF .3Ctl and Pine STREETS
sonth-R heefnR or RitehfetoVTn.- S,aid IG1s
!..zl.a .afEa-l5.z Z WHO'S OIRRIENs
--sSP29z = =. -. 1zsc Real Estate Agent
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8ar geat.
For Rent.

nHE WAREHOUSE AND STORES
situated ON the corner OF Main and
Quincy streets, consistingof
One store on the corner. go
one store adjoining fronting Main street,
One warehouse NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Quincy
street. Now occupied by John Hamilton
: Se I; WI. McAFEE.
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FactorvTfnrIan1n

0UEs, 1tyNyE-sToRY BRICK BUIIuINa.
S-tas1lh SOUR LOIS RfTaoheii lcnntSiliin9
- coz MoDl0Us BUII.DTNGs-
Tor ONCE yRHrehonse. sFslnelZa,,tt
Also, With ths aboVe NJ
- = z N mes SO H p, Iy.1Pheei, md
;is==,,e..s9llaAeEai-eaesIdneOfahnftfnesete.
turing fUrhdses. ind n ereeIIent
S-s--al..0Hs una neLE square totha Post once.
AsAA4ass part CASH aud reasonable time,
!. - lNOEWAx-I IRON MFG co.,
lyle-ll - Cor. Oh md l!InE IS.
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MRnufacture, must then spring mp all
along our river front, giving 10 the far
mer home market, and to our labor
ing people constant occupation Every
dollar of the money will be spent In
our mfdstand not be taken away from
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You know what reliance can be plaer
ed In our river navigation in the very
seasons when our farmers seek market
aud all must see that the construction
oEthis road obviates all difficulties and.
and puts our resources, altogether, at
all times, in the markets Of the conn-