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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-12-19
Lake Eriie,, , Wooster ii i ( Mus.
kingum Valley Railway.
ENGINEERS REPORT.

To the President and Directors OF the Lake Erie,
Wooster and Nuskingum Fdtieg R'y Co:
GENTLEMEN: In presenting the results
of the surveys for your road, l beg
leave to call your attention first to the
general principles which controlled all
our work. sEs-,
The inceptiye idea in your enterprise
is, without doubt, the cheap delivery of
coal to the Lakes, which marks it as one
wherein the lo,oest possible gradients
should be the paramount object in Sc
lecting a location. Nor should light
grades favor the coal only; as the re-
suit on all other completed routes con-
Meeting the coal basins of either Ohio
or Indiana with the lake system, war;
rants you IN anticipating and preparing
for an immense return tonnage from
the Lake Superior and Canadian iron
ores seeking the coal mines for reduc-
tion. ~ %
This tendency of the ores to seek the
fuel instead Of the fuel seeking the ore,
is insurmountable, inasmuch as it arises
from the fact that nearly three tons of
coal are required to smelt one ton of the
ore.
With these views constantly as our
guide, I am happy to report that your
location has been completed, ready for
construction, except few minor re-
fittings, ,andaa line obtained from the
valley of the Waihonding, in Coshoc-
ton county, crossing the main water
shed of the State through Harrisville
marsh, in Medina county, and reaching
the harbor of Black River on Lake
Erie, in Lorain county, distance Of
miles, favorable beyond
all anticipation or precedent, having no
gradient in either direction exceeding
fifteen feet per mile Cl5.SD. San d.
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which are loaded and unloaded by the
shipper and consignee, the above fig
ures will be found to hold good in prac-
tice. ..r..
This favorable showing of grades has
not been accomplished by resorting to
great curvature, as might be supposed.
ALIGNMENT.
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consists of ten to twelve inches of can
mel ceal, and about the same thinkness
of bituminous coal below it, with a
band of hard massive iron ore betueen
the benches of coal. 1t is reported in
some localities as four feet thick, but !
have seen it reaching a thickness of
only eight or ten inches. 1t will ulti-
mately become an important element in
this very rich mineral region.' On
page 49,: alt is evident that great
abundance and variety of our native
ores can be obtained from all parts of
the county, sufficient for very long
time to mingle with and temper the
richer ores of the lakes, if they should
be brought to the country to be smelted.
The fire clays are apparently OF excel
lent quality, and in quantity they would
suffice for the manufacture of all the
fire brick and coarse pottery of the con-
tinent for ages. Holmes county will
afford many places where the fire clay
and the fuel can be taken out together
in quantities practically inexhaustible.
Such facilities for the manufacture Of
pottery and fire brick cannot long be
overlooked" copy from the same
work. t1 -fI 81
SECTION OF COAL LMEAsUREs--IN THE VAL
LEY OF KILLBUCK, FOUR MILES ABOVE
MILLERsBURG.
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FIR. MYERS. Gen. Ticket A gt
c., r. I. & p. Railway.

Nos. and daily except Sunday; Nos. 9 and
8daily except Saturday.
Breakfast. Dinner, Supper.
Distance 493 miles. Trains are run by Chi
ago time
Connects at Council Bluffs and Omaha with
Missouri River Steamers for Benton and all
Upper Missouri River Trading Posts and Un-
ion Pacific Railroad.
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PROBABLE EARNINGS.

l know Of no faircr mode of treating
this subject than by comparison with
existing facts on other completed roads,
and would therefore call your attention
to the following, compiled from the an
nual reports of thirty-seven railroad
companies, all in this State, for the year
1871, covering the result on six thou
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~" "hi VDsci tc thds Nv itclu appears
in the above estimate for the probable
cost of right of way, which occurs for
following reasons. First-it is an ex-
penditure governed by no fixed rules
each road is law unto itself, and nc
reliable data can be had by which to
form an estimate; and second, in a peo-
pies enterprise, like yours, born out OF
their necessities, and undertaken by their
united efforts, it is reasonable to expect
the right of way, generally, as dona-
tion, as has been the case in very many
instances already.
The increased annual income to the
farmers along the line, due to the in
creased price of their products, as the
necessary result of active competition
in freights, taking no account of in
crease in value of their lands, will alone
in a few years amount to a much. great
er sum than the whole present value of
the right of way. ..l-
That active competition must for ever
exist is evident from the fact, that you
cannot directly with six main routes
eastward, whose interests are naturally
so diverse that combination among
them to maintain high rates is impossi-
BILE. 7-4. -n
Most respectfully submitted by,
Your obedient servant,
J.P. HARPER, Chief Engineer.
WOOSTER, o., Nov. 18th, 1872.
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sand one hundred and seventy-five miles
OF road, of which three thousand fouI
hundred and fifty-seven miles embrace
all the completed track at that time in
the State of Ohio. l r't.-
Average cost of roads and al
equipment, per mile. ~ $50, 235 90
Average funded and floating
debt, per mile. 2s,753 90
Average earnings from pas iHrl
mum 2,s45 90
Average earnings from .ar
freishts, per mile, per an
mum ........ 6,364 w
Average earnings from other lf
sources, per mile, per an
mum 0IU w
Average earnings from all
mum ..'................... 9,57s 90
Average operating expenses,
per mile, per annum. ..... 6,526 90
Average net earnings, per ..
mile, per annum. :. -. 3,053 90
Now, if we assume that your road
will be but ar average one in all re-
spects, the above net earnings would
produce the following result for one
years business: IN r. Isl .
Ninety miles of net earnings
at $3,053 per mile. -. -. .$274,770 90
Which could be disposed of as follows: !:
Paid s per cent. on u ..l.Y ,
$1,S00,000 bonded
debt s144,OO0 90 d
Paid 10 per cent. on f'iIl- i-Aa,i q
$500, 600 capital ..... ..,.
stock. -. $4,000 90
Surplus cash ON
hand III. = SOTO CO.
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DIR. S. WILSON
j, G, BIGUAM, NJ, ID

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, OFFICE AND
Residence, West Liberty Street. Wooster O.
All accounts considered due as soon as servi-
ces are rendered. 3t9
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] lIl wv. NJ. ROSS, NJ. d.,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, MILLERS-
burg, Ohio. Ofice-First door West of Cor
nsr formerly occupied by Mulvane. Resi-
dence, second door south Of t. b. Raif's
corner. Office days, Wednesday and Satur-
day afternoons. fs' 1tf
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1872-12-19

Deaths and Marriages gratis.
Local Notices, first insertion, 10 cents per
line; subsequent insertions 6 cents per line. Z
Special Notices and Foreign Advertisements
Is per cent additional.
Business Cards, not exceeding 8 lines, 81.
h Administrators' and Executors Notices 81
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DIR. JOHN LEHMAN,

PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, ,MILLERsBURG
Ohio. Office and Residence, At South part OF
Washington Street. Itf
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This cannot be properly called crook
ed road. The larger portion of the cur
ature occurs in the 1913 miles south of
Millersburg, upon which the proper
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German Physician. Treats Chronic Diseases
especially Female Complaints, with great
success. ofice on East Liberty Street, Woos-
ter, o.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
Phy0iCian0.

DRs. P0MERENE & WISE,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS, MILLERS-
burg, Ohio. Office Hours Wednesdays,
from to O'Clock P. NJ, and on Saturdays
from O'Clock A. N. to3 O'Clock PM s4tf
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VIC. STOUT, NJ. D.

VIC. SHUT, NJ. ID.
SUCCESSOR OF E. BARNES, NJ. D., ECLEC-
tic Physician and Surgeon, Oxford, Holmes
County, Ohio. Special attention given to
Chronic and Female Diseases. Consultation
free Office hours from 9 A. NJ. TO 3 p. NJ, on
Tuesdays and Saturdays. 39m3s
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Terms Of Advertising.

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J. W. GUTHRIE, NJ. d.

j. w. GUIHKIE, NJ. ID.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Office in first
building north of Post Office, Wooster, Wayne
County, Ohio. Office hours, Wednesdays and
Saturdays, from to 12 A. NJ and from to 4
Pm. All accounts considered due as soon
as services rendered.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
DBLAwARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
, ERN RAILROAD,
AfnppTS A ANn ESSEE pfVTSTON


BROAD GAUGE LINZ Water Gap srouhurg Scranton,
Syracuse Osgego WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
York. foot of Barcyt and foot of Christopher
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing MONDAY June lB'5
m. BROAD GAUGE EXPhkSS IRAIN BoOntOn Branch
NegY Owego without change Of
Dover with Chester r. r. Waterloo With Sussex K,
and b. K. r. for gton, WAesbaue Pits
&c.
lis m EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Denye with Boou-
Dover with Chester Brau Oh az Waterloo with Suser x
Newton sWashngpu with the d L. and W X.
Gap Strouburg Great Bend Bnghamton
with Lehgh and Susquehanna aud
Iehiah Waller r. r. or sll points o those roads.
H. PHILLPSBURG EXPRESS stops az Newark, Madison.
stations connects at leroo with SUSSEX
Railroad Phpsonrg with Bel Del X Cor Belyier and legb
and SusqueAnna R Lehigh Valley r. for Bethhem Allen
town Mauch Chunk Wlkesbarre Reading and Harrisburg
40 D. m BROAD GAUGE RXPRRSS TRAIN via Paterson anf
through t0 Scranton and Bnghamton Wbo
principal stations Connecting at Dofer ~
Chester r. r. nd q Waterloo with Sussex r. r.
PHLLPSBURG EXPRESS connects AT Dover Vith thes
ter r. r. r. aad 81 Phhhpshurs With We
high Susquhshna r. and Lehgh Valley r. X for sehish,n
Allentown. Readins Harrisburg and The w est e , ~
HACkETTSrON EXPRESS connects with Chester H. H.
$50 D. n. DOVER EXPRESS. 49, $1,000. =. ~,
SD, and p a.,
Tcr ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE us $50 80 a,o ioe
and ll:OO ~ O 2;3o, $780, 40 4SO $50; 600, fVO vs. To-
a9d 1900 m. ~. -. - - -. "a ~ ~ a., n,
1l.l0 and 1900 n -O r23O $40, 2iD $50, tilD 'AI
sso 5IO 500 $50 600 1900 500 95 ai llfo
n M Trains marx stop East Newark. al,
Leave NewYork BLOOMFIELD and MOJICLAlR at I'D
8i) ald and 300 $3.50, 4 No. $40 go an 5O
A. REASONSa SuperstsndeHt
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
MORNING POST.

Most completely the truth othe Besgel Residents views cor
By the revelations contained in the diary suiho
pennei much diligence and persistent observation Some Of the
from the ultra papers amusing, serve eorjune
on with little aneotes to brighten the portions
diary well enghten the points relating to
the progress the siege These desuoy afford but
idea OF the Of this comprehensive ably written vol
We have however sbnel from closer examination Of the
avoid foreing the interest with which will be read Parts
the diary printed for the complete
tive which even is imperfect state received great yOr
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

p ~. cOhhsctlf WIN tIe ralhotd
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
~ Passenger Freight in NewYok foot Of by Css
Somerg Sooh Branch X r. at Hampton junction VIII
the Delaware Ickawanna and Western Railroad az PseuS nth
Lehgh Susquehanna Division and Easion With the eh
VALLEY Railroad and forming drec. line 10 P.bsy
the West without change Of also % Central Pennsa- 'ni
ALLENTOWN LINE 70 TIE WEST
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing June J. l87l-Leaye New YORK IS follows
5a5 m.-Nay Grain for SOuerVile and Flemneton.
m.For EsstOn Bethlehem BATH, Mucb Chunk, Wkeshas,
HaetOn Iunkhaunock, lONandA
WaseY Connects junction with Del Lack West X X
mMorniuy Express, dsiy (ercpt Sundays, for Eastoa
Allentown Harrisburg and the West Connects Somergc Tor
Femngton EasO1 for Mauch Causk Wkesbi "amspors.
Ene, &c
I6sO :. m.-way Train for Someryue
u m-Wsy Train fs Baston
m-Por Flemngton Eon Ansatogn Manch Chunk Msbsuoy
City Ilare,on WHkesbaTe Scranton, Reading Columbia Lancaster
Ephris PottsYie, Harrisburg g..
2g ani 32J p m.-FOr PainhelL
D m-FOr SOmeryiAe.
40 m-For LastoD Allentown Maucs Chunk Coapet,
Junction with DEL Lack. & West. r. X
5. .. n-Por Someryile and Remington,
5p. m-For S0meryile.
6p m-EVENING EXPRESS diy for Risos, Be,h hsm Aloa
town Reading, Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago sni Cincinnati
D.-POr SomeryiDe.
7:j0 ,. m-tBm.grant-F B1ston
9anoiljO D. m.-For P.ainheh -
For Elizabeth at 5:5 6.l5 TOD 75 75. 8m. 9cJ ia
1000 ll:45 1900 lGt5, loo 200 LJ 800. , n
35 4:l5 4:9o AS 500 SIS 5:O 5 500 6J 1900 -
5:45. $40 300 1919, 1850. 1900 y m.
be obtained Al the oHce OF the Central F
road NeJersey heryst lor aud the pnncpd
D0''' anu -'1'' R. x KICKER, Superintendent
H. T. BALDWIN General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
EXANIINER

"Tbe letters Of The Dscge Resident from were OF geai In
crest hen they appeared from time time in THE DAILY NEWS
They lively minute and IN he very accurate description Of
Affairs in Pans during the four months Of ITS isolation from the rest Of
France Other Kindred books wi soon be published which will hep to
complete the but this volume Is likely valuable than
Of the others and certainly expect ind elsewhere 90
much fuluess Of detaiL'
The high character Of the ordinary literary contributions to GE
DAILY NEWS" shown by the following works evers Of them
reprinted the United states Iom the Kngsh eduons Of which
hay n columns
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

"Many Of the Letters equal descriptive execution The anes' aeh
atops Of similar character novels say in Ces feloA
the Great The accounts Siege Metz which are the fullest pr
tuary abound might call sketches ief nature Ihe
description oi the Battle Of Sedan is masterpiece"
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

"The letters from the Beseged Resident always rae
and thoroughly unique in thor matter as In Their style
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

Most Engh1sea know the value for all purposes Of me eo~uha
tons published in THE DAILY NEWS as ho moh eueal events
were evolving themselves II Of this ouespaence hi me
sy,emac efforts that have in this colr 10 sle0 'le
afflicted French peasants took their rise'
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
oygHooATs7 boys DRPARTMgNr'
sANruEI pRoTKERs, SO LUDGATN HILL, LoNpow.

PEST FOOD FOR INFANTS.-"H. r. II.
~ Prince Albert Victor hyes well hst b.
good"T M Kendall Nod a Attendant 10 H. r. n the II
Wales. This food resembles Mothers Mix coy possible"
lDr H. Barker Right Foohrof Infants gby nonhng ~
easily dgseI "Dr Hassl II combines the most valuable FLgsH
differs essentially Clet n
foods which being quite unable proper noeden
growing infant. frequently lead roketJ and oo con
SsvoU Moore preparation has c the adys being free from
the ground husk the which prJuo irritation o The hOveh and
i0iracabe daubPs. No boiling ar1ug required sold
Pre- ared by SaOry Moore l3 HeE Bond Street Lo1on
bic Of all Chemists Druggists aud StDAsepe hfoaehout
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

"The Diary Of the Beeged Resident needs commentator om
o. Won Moke Versailles pronounced interesting. Al
home disputes with the letters from Metz 0grua the
place ol among the correspondence Of the penO
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

There peculiar ynic favor about the remarks Of the RESIDENT
Il was lucky which shut up this winter IN
Paris elected such graphic account OF the SIEGE
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
DIAMOND ORNAMENTS.

nIAMOND HEAD ORNAMENTS $500 to $4,000
DIAMOND NECKLACES :. $500 to $4,000
DIAMOND BROOCHES =. $3.50 to $4,000
DIAMOND LocKETS $3.50 to Y0'Ooo
DT4NOYD BRACELETS :. $3.50 to $4,000
DIAMOND EARRINGS 500 to $4,000
nfAMOND STARS =. 800 to $4,000
nIAMOND AIGRETTES $500 to $4,000
DTAMONDS VALUED, ROUGH or CUT.
DTHMONDS BOUGHT, ROUGH or CUT.
DTAMONDS RE-MOUNTED.
MIR STREETER, having appointed Agents at
y the Diamond Fields of South Atca Is thereby enGd 70
PLY HIGHCLASS DIAMOND "okh Z" very AD'ANiA"N0o'
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
THE GRAPHIC

The letters are very smsrtly written"
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
THE BIRMISGHAM POST.
ILLUSTRATED TIMES.

"The trsuscenien stride which THE DAILY Nbno h Ae
during the war displaying suddenly abrant suPremae! % " ~
rnres haa natnrar e1ced both curiosity anl adInlraln
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
Gieamboats ano Railroads..

TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare,
81 & Steamers leave Peck-sp for Newiiyeu j:l5 aud II
. N. connecting with the railroad.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

TRIE RAILWAY.-Summer Arrangement of
Trains taking June 1872 From Chambersst Depot Voi
Cncnnat and Chicago Day Erpress Dwing Coaches
"a Rndo and Niagara Falls and Sleeping Coaches 10 destination
n mErpress Mail for Buffalo Niagara Pals Drawing Room
Coach 10 Susqaehanna and Sleeping Coaches 70 denaton
5,3O D. Night Express Sleeping Coaches to Buffalo ana Nass
7oO ~ m D,y) Cincinnati and Chicago Night Express Sleeping
Coaches through Cincinnati Buffalo Niagara Fas aud menes
For Port JeTs 800 sOO Oo m 4:1o $50 and '7O'
For Goshen and Mdietovn 73o $780, $780, O and .iii' %
Pa Foor ; Warvck 500 iiO5 and III Is n, 40
81, Nevburgb 1890 800 and ll0J $50 io and S P m -
fl:P l aud 'll:I9 N, 5S f'V, 9'O
F RyssSooi HohoLus Aaiie and Ramseys i7:9 500 s0.
ro 100 ard IL 90 p.
1000 Alt;l3 1870
las 5sO 100 sOO sis s3o 800 $3.50 100 SIS I'll p n 'ni
100 PSPs PbsrI Park and Pass,c SIS 73a i93o 1000 noo
M n sl;i5 $780, 400, Sl5, co., '6'J BID H. ana 10
ms and Way 500 rs and fa5 NJ 1900 400 500.
e6O and % D. NJ and Saturdays only, 2 midnight -. 80
For Hsiaie and Way Soo BIS and ts:t3 m, IOO Ao eOo
F Sprng Valley and Way 500 8l5, st3 aud 900 m @ 60
500 ana go p m. aud SATURDAYS only, 1900 midnight, ca
Far F,sIewood 500 T.45 900 l30 BIS El5, fi9, @ wv
.,t a7.l5 n m saturiays onlg, 1900 midnight - -
Fo crs.ss 500 T:l5 900 a lJO BIS, E3 $50, 3d. aud
75 D. N Saturdays only 200 midnight 80 80. "a. oo eao
Fo Upper Piermont. 5, I y m lDO, $40 fit' ''' wv
.rd tr.t5 % m Saturdays only, Il midnight - - -.
Nyack 7:45 and , AMI lO At e9.J
so ana t745 D. m. SATURDAYS only II midnight
B-Tns leaving Chambest even hours o1 ha hours svs
earlier than above time. The "a and
u midngh trains start from Chameers;st ooy -. 49, -
n r. Of n J. leaving Chambersst on quar-
"a, inrs leave Twenty.hri- minutes earlier ihan above
ket, for passage and for Apartments Drawing Room and s
@ and orders for the checking and transfer o.
S.g nav he len Al Companys Ohes2t SO uf 9l Broad
SsT Coarst Brooklyn Monzomeryst Jersey City at the Com
pany Depoy and Of sgents G the ptucpa no,sS ,x..t o
sDaiy fS1ndays only tGosaen Sundays only
L. D. RuCKBR WV r P. BARR
Gen' sup't "eu ~ He"
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.

Fsrer sod er information than f paPei has gwen aDoI
the war has appeared in THE DAILY NEWS"
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
PALL NAIL GAZETTR.

The Beiegd Resident lei life which, reflected IN his fa
RACES seems to have full OF interest and Of that very variety in
which one would fancy that life among the population Of closely
inv tod CITY nust be delc.entn
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
6clp h1mte0--femalcs.


WANTED-In a private American family in
w Hobokcn mddeRged WOMAN wash and do plain
ecolg vho Thoroughly understands her business who can come
vel recommended and who partial children good home and liberal
given. Apply ELLEAU. las Bloomfield St. Ho
bokeu. n. ). No Others ueeia apply.
WANTED-By a private family, two Girls,
w COOK and do washing; the other girl
CHAMBBRMAlD and LAUADRESS Only those who competent
AMI furnish references need apply al "a Esst Twelnh
WANTED-WETN NURSE, Protestant, milk
two months Old French family onl5 two persons;
go month Apply T. DEDES Restaurant Hoboken N j. near
the feTry-bouse
WANTED-A NURSE for one child; a
w Scotch preierred washing required Call at
6 West Tuthst between Fun ami S1thavs to-day between and
O'Clock
WANTED-As NURSE, a young girl of good
w disposition naturally fond Of chidreu will be expected TO
DO plain sewing CAL this day between and s. at 37 last Four
WANTED immediately--A Girl for GEN
w ERAL HOUSEWORKina small private family German
Bugsh preferred Inquire in The basement J2 SIthst corner Sec
oudsye.
NVANTED-A Swede or German GIRL for
w General Housework small iamiyi good home
warranted Csl at 325 BlOOmteli.,t. Hoboken, ~
WANTED-A competent WOMAN to take
w charge Of Hotel Lnenoon and Laundry must not be afraid Of
Wof; salary moderate laqlre al once Of barles Hotel
NANTED-A Protestant Woman as NURSE
w and sEAMSTRESS BABY city reference required Apply
10 West TUenty-uinth-st
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

Prbbv no aecosnt of the campaign amply saoe1 our
,odern thirst for the picturesque. Tie description 'ne oae ="
veoe reaas Ike page out Of Taeas and a aEi ,4A
hight stand By the side Of Thucdless narrative Of hepA
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
RRITIsU oUARTERLY REVIEW.

Te excellence Of THE DAILY NEWS eOrrepOSience has oe
, matter Of common notorey and general confession"
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15

sTHE DAILY NEWS dstanccd all other Baopean journals
the flIiuess promptness and accuracy Of its news"
New-York tribune., 1872-06-15
nENNsYIVANIA RAILROAD, UNITED

nENNSYIVANIA NAIlNOAIt Y NJ II III
RkffRoADs OF n j. DIyIsloNRl9nt zoo. @ DEsBsos,sSs
81 500 a. N li1O, 400 s:OO $40. 800 S'', q ~ I
Sgap ~ & WasiifSGTOS and TgE WEST, Batinore 600
mn D. M For the SOUTH 300 m aud so" pm Silver
~ 80 " bInaton LynehesIg daily, s0f m tran,
Sou ebsnge For WEST va FenHsyysna k.,eaa-sS3 m
m Silver Palace attsehei 70 the 800
"a n Eew.iork Pittsburgh Cheaso aad Logls
r ~ithout ehange Silver Palace cars are Aseh 20 ihe o a.
though PiisbuTgh Cincinnati, Louisville, and 81
I boat change Silver Palace attached 20 the $50
"a nm through from NerYork 70 Fort "ayne Chicago without
% Tickets for sale foot Of Desbroaesst foot OF ConiaadiI
a', p,o.issv tsDaly) Takes eject jane J. 1874
.nI - CASsAft Geu Manager T. w. JACKSON Genl saPt
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Ocean Steamers.
Extensions.

GRAND EXCURSION to C0NEY ISLAND:
N Steamer GEN SEDGWICK leaves Eew'io,k for CONEi
ISLAND EVERY DAY, from June II as ioiows
Christopher t., gl5 a. m. Per n r.. 9:Jl Q. m
Chrstopher.st u nooRi Pier T. y. r., lE:l9 p m
(Arstopher.,t- 3 .. N. Pier 4, n. r., Sl5
Etfra inp fcmPier 4, N. r., m.
Island for Nesfok .l0;J) lO p m thfa
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