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The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-18
Vegetine is Sold by all Druggists.
ASK the recover,

ASK the recover, q
dyspepticS, Bilious
sufferers, victims of
Fever and AyL,.,the
nercurial diseased
patient how they re-
covered health cheer
ful spirits au'l go' I'll
IrPp tite - th..y viii
I'll you by tak ne
SIN Mo ~ yEE
REI.t-IsftR
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-18
DISCONTINUED.

Arcona, SeWell county.
POsrNAsfER APPOIHTED.
Pleasant View, Cherokee county, Ph=
oneas Pattyson
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1877-10-18

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
which was held at Vienna in 1873, Congress
then passed joint resolution making al
appropriation of two hundred thousand dol
lars, and authorizing the President to ap
point a certain number Of practical arti
sans and scientific men who should attent
the exhibition and report their proceeding
and observation to him Provision was al
so made fer the appointment of a number
Of honorary commissioners. l have fel
that prompt action by Congress il
accepting the invitation of the government
of France il Of so much interest TO the peo
pie of this country and so suitable to t.t
cordial relations between the government
of the two countries, that the subject might
properly be presented for attention at youl
present session. Thegovernment OF Sweder
and Norway has addressed an official invi
tation TO this government; TO take part in
the
INTERNATIONAL PRISON CONGRESS
to be held at Stockholm next year. The
problem which the congress propo es to
study-"How to diminish crime? is one in
which all civilized nations have an interest
in common, and the congress of Stockholm
seems likely TO prove the mosi important
convention ever held for the study of this
grave question. Under authority Of Joint
resolution OF Congress approved February
10th. 1879,
COMMISSIONER
was appointed by my predecessor to repre-
sent the United States upon that occasion,
and the prison Congress, having been, at the
earnest request of the Swedish Government,
postponed to 1878, his commission was re-
newed by me- An appropriation of Is, 700
was made in the Sundry Civil Service Act,
Of 1875, to meet the expenses Of the COM
missioner, and
REccOM,GESD THE RE-APPROPRIATIoN
of that sum for the same purpose, the form
er appropriation having been covered in
to the Treasury, and being no niger avail
able for the purpose without further action
by congress. The subject i brought to
your attention af this tine in view Of cir
cunastances which render il highly desirable
that the Commissiooef should proceed to
the discharge Of hs important duties i'm
nediately.
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The Secretary Of the Treasury will conf
municate TO Congress, in a communication
with the -stimates ior the appropriations
for the support OF the ARMY for the current
fiscal year, estimates ior such other def
ciencies in the different branches OF the
Pablic service - require immediate
action, and cannot, without Inconvenience,
he postponed until the regular session.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-29

THE Turks are having bloody
work in their attempt to drive the
Russians out Of the Balkan Noun
tain-. They have been at it for
three or four days, making desperate
assaults, but being repulsed wish ter
rible loss each time. The small
army of Russians in thcSchipka-Pass
hold their W stubboruly, having
the advantage OF natural position as
well rs of fortiicatiou. The only
danger is that the Russians may be
starved into surrender before %receiv-
in aid from the main body of their
army.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-29
REPUBLICAN sTA-E coNV NT!oN.

Rooms
REPUBLICAN STATE CfNrRAL.~ COMMITTEE
Madison, Wis, july 81, 1871.
A State Convention representing The Repnbli-
can Party of Wisconsin, IS hereby called 10 meet
nj the Capitol. in Madison, at l. O'Clock NJ, on
Tptcxdry. s.. TRIMMER ~, IS31,
for the purpose of placing IN nomination candi.
dates for election fDr state officers 10 Ice supported
Nv the party ut the next general election, and to
transact such other business as may De deemed
appropriate.
Each senate ami Assembly District viii be en-
TIED 10 two delegates in the convention.
T.. W. KEYES. Chairman.
j. +. Hoax. secretary.
FGt&K LELAND,
RoBEEI II. BgKER,
i. +. NOoDNAS,
Franc CAMPBELL,
j. J. MILLER,
Henry G. PAYNE,
S. 5. BARNEY,
L. e. MCFETEIDGE,
GEoEGe MARSH,
JAMES II FOSTER,
UuBE <. SkCEETr,
GILBERT 4. PoRTERi
G, y. S%olBEgG,
A. +. POU&p,
.. 4. DAtLS,
Republican state Central mi
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-29
CHICAGO MARKETS, on Monday,
Aur. -. were as follows:
-

THE loss by a sudden whirlwind,
of two spans Of the great Missouri
river railroad bridge, connecting
Omaha and Council Bluffs, on Satur-
day, will be about 100000. The
piers were left standing uniniured,
aud it is probable that the destroyed
spans will bc reconstructed at once.
In the meantime the ferry boats viii
be doing a lively business as for
merly.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-29

A POLITICIANS TRICK EXPOSED.
1t seems that ia Richlaud as vel
as other counties there is an unleav.
ened lump Of political tricksters at
taching to the Republican party,
which, when it has an opportnn Y,
does not hesitate to do dirty things
to accomplish corrupt ends "Of
which who is one of them" happens
t, be Chairman of the Republican
County Committee just now. 1t APP
pears that in one Of the Assembly
districts of the county the crowd Of
whom this Chairman is a representa-
tive, have little to hope for if the
people Of that district have chance
to be heard, and hence, for reasons
which suggest themselves, this Chair
man issues bis call for a convention
to choose delegates to the State and
Senatorial conventions in such form
as may possibly result in having the
gu ia of delegates for the county to
the State and Senatorial conventions
filed from the one assembly district,
in which it is supposed the Chair
mar has most tools or political mas
tiers. Waggoner, of the Richland
County Observer ventilates The little
game freely, concluding thus:
II is to be regretted that this call, in its coy
ert yet brazen violation of precedent and at
tempted usurpation of privilege, is so surely
stamped with the trademark of the trick5,er,
who would accomplish by cunning what he
may not by fair means. We assume and be
licvc that Messrs. Moody and Washburn of tn
Committee were not opprized of the emark
able audacity Of the call. The Republican
party whose agent Mr.. Fogo chances to have
been, aud whose welfare is thus threatened BY
his subservience to craft and disreeardiug time
honorcd rights, cannot do less than inquire who
are his counselors and rcbuke them according.
~. But, before passing sentence, let us heal
what explanation may be made. VIII the gen
tlcman please rise and explain +?
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-29
REPUBLICAN SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

Senatorial Convention for the 2Sth senatorial
District. consisting ofthc counties of Iowa ana
Rirhlaul. IL hereby called 10 meet at ANoca, IN
the county o. iowa, at one O'Clock p. NJ. ON
rrsaay, ne ss,h doV If Scp'c1nhcr. ~.
for n plrposc of placing in nomination Il candi,
dutc for senator for said district, 10 be supported
by the party at the next General Election ana To
transact such other business rs may tie deemed
appropriate. .
delegates. and each county will be entitled 10
two d~clcratcs atIurge in sail Convention.
". NJ. FOGO, Chairman,
Republican Conn. OF Richland co.
;. y. EEESE, Chairman,
Republican Com. Of Iowa Co.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-29

That Mr.. Gmldry escaped drowning
is almost miraculous. lie drifted
down the river, until his feet struck
a sand-bar. which enabled him barely
to get his head above the surface If
the water. Here he stood in water m,
to his neck until lie was rescnel hy
Jack Hawn. AS soon as Jack heard
The cries, he left his canoe at the head
of the rapids, and ran to the FOOT of
them, where lie saw Gandry's head
above the water and the skiff noafinr
down stream. He immediately rushed
into the water and secured the sk;6
and with it rescued Gundry from hiS
peril.
The time of the accident was five
minutes to three. as indicated bv tha
watches of both the young men. which
were stopped at that time by b,ing
submerged. The body Of Mr.. Strong
was found at six o'clock on SUNDAY
evening, i'll So feet of water. HAVING
been tWenty-seyen hours in the water.
1t might probably have been found
sooner but for the erroneous supDosi-
ton OF those engaged in the search.
that it had drifed further, than proved
to be the fact.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-29
REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVENTION.

Republican delegate convention, for Iowa
county. viii be held at Dodgeyille in the court
blouse, on
rr,dag, ting. 3fst. at J o'ctoch y. ~,
for The purpose Of nominating a candidate Tor
county school superintendent, and clectlhs hVe
dclegates-tWo from each Assembly district ana
one from the county no largc--tn represent the
county In the Republican state Convention, 70 be
held at Madison. September llth also for t!hc,
purpose of chosing delegates to the senatorial
district Convention, TO be held ut such tHlle ana
place az shall be hercaitcr announced
On The basis of one delegate for every % votes
cast ut the last general election, or fraction OF p
or more. the several towns are entitled 70 repre-
srutntinn in the county convention As follows
Aroma .... II Min1 Pt. City, lst " 80. 7
,tl,1n 81 " " " 81 Wo., G
DudgCyillc ,.... .....,.."l' MOSCOW ''''.'''' '"'""
Highland and Edct.,l3I Pulaski ....' .''''"'"""' -
linden ... ..... 81 Ridgcway .-.,-."".".lO
Milhln ,.,...... "..,..."., t NhlhNI'" !,
Mineral Point Town" 81 wyoming .'...' ''.''"' >
BY order County Committee,
< VI. ltELst, Chairman.
Dated August eth, 1877,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-29

IF gold shall continue to decline
at the rate it has been declining the
past week, we will reach specie re-
sumption upon the gold basis before
we shall be aware of it. The ire
sistable laws of trade, after all, are
more potent than the laws of legis-
lators. While the press and the pol
i~ticians I discussing over financial
politics, Nature, by giving Us fine
crops, aud the laws of trade, by reg
uiating matters to conform to the
all-governing principle of supply and
demand, are taking the wind out Of
their sails in q manner that ignores
all sophistry and dogma. There
is to-day a difFcrenc of only four
cents between the value of green
backs and the value of gold. There
is no telling how soon this difference
may be wiped out, and then where
viii be your wiseacre philosophers
who have for months and years past
been quite positive either that specie
resumption is an impossibility, or
that more greenbacks" is an imper-
alive necessity
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-29
TIE EVANSVILLE
IRON PUMPS.

These Pumps are the most durable. l;ghtcs,
dralt and least liable 70 get out of repair or freeze
OF any pumps III the market. such is the testi-
mony Of over two hundred farmers and others
VINO nave them in use IN Iowa and Lafayette
Counties. They will be kept constantly ON hand
at George Mastcn'S Blacksmith shop. and will be
sold for cash on long or short time to suit custom
ers. The undersigned being an Attorney and
counsellor ut Law, will give prompt attention to
collections in connection with his other businqss,
Orders left with George Masfen in my absence
Will receive prompt attention.
lU-6nl y. II. Ecg4oids.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-29
E. Osborne & Son,
D2y-Guods and Groceries.

WI have the best assorted stock ofDry-Goods
Notions, hats, caps, boots, shoes, ready-madc
clothing, groceries, glass and Qucensware, ever
offered III This City. Never has there been u
more inviting time to buy goods. For cash
you can buy more good, at our store than at
any other house in the City, We keep con
stantly on hand a barge stock of the celebrated
Bradley II Metcaif Boots and Shoes, acknow.
edged by ali TO be the best boot and shoe in
the market. The highest market price paid
for Country Produce. Remember the Place,
opposite y. I. Martins Hardware Store.
46tf L, OSBORNE IL SON,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-29

On Saturday last, gold opened
and closed at 1914, and at one time
during the day was as low as 1881.
Thus, while we are reading long ar
tlclcs IN the exchanges proving con-
cluslvely that resumption cannot be
reached by the date now fixed, we
are moving towards it at a rate that
will land Is there considerably in
advance of the schedule time. Tbs
fact is that the immense crop just
harvested is a more efficient factor
in this business than all the editor
ials and most of the legislation that
we have had from the beginning.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-29

GEN. LEW WALLACE, of Indiana,
proposes to raise a regiment or bat
TALON of frontiersmen for permanent
service in the United States army
specially to fight Indians. He wants
to raise a regiment of men to be
mounted on Indian ponies, who can
ride. and shoot, and subsist as the
Indians do. He wants every man in
the regiment to be familiar with the
Indian mode of warfare, SO they can
cope with them on oven terms. The
of War thinks, and so
replied to General Wallace, that such
a regiment as he describes would be
very serviceable, but he does not
consider himself possessed of the au-
to order the enlistment.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1877-08-29

A Republican delegate convention, for Iowa
viii be held at Dodgcyille, in the Court
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-11-06
PnlIiles nnll rinaInn.s.

From The New oteans Heayuno.
Already the little wisdom that politics
has been able 10 afford Us Is bearing fruit.
A remarkable revival Of southern trade
this season In northern cities Il found 10
be the fruit Of the Hayes, or pacifcation
policy, and Is the subject Of universal
comment 10 the North. Commercial
confidence is found TO have been restored
by l. sgaining strength. The money
Of the people here In the South Is coming
out Of its hiding places, and the energies
Of the people are being aroused. There
IL no doubt that the average condition Of
the southern people is very much i'm.
proved over what II was in 1860, which
could not have been safely said three
months ago. But the people are afraid
still Of legislation; the politician Is ter
rOE TO them. II political and partisan
iealousies and enmities found less legisla.
tive facility for vent, Il would be better
for the country. Harmony would flow
into all our interstate relations, social,
commercial and industrial, II Il were moi
for politics and the dread in which the
people have come to hold politicians.
Any given blockhead on the floor Of Con.
gtets is likely at any moment TO hurl a
brand Of discord among the commercial,
social and industrial harmOnies.
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Progress OF the T.. W. d n.y.
HcllSburg Deeply Interested.
NNR1rsnrrr, Nnrnr,hnr Z

UE4aL%cbbAANi &NONGhbGA Os 2
Editors Int,lligenCer:
There is nothing special attracting the
attention OF the average citizen OF this
bailiwick save the railroad and It's COM
pletion. As the construction train comes
nearer and nearer to the burg, the inter
est is manifestly greater. Yesterday the
weather was fine for outdoor exercises,
and it being noised about town that the
track layers on the railroad would be at
work, hundreds availed themselves OF the
opportunity TO visit the scene OF opera.
tions. Early after noon the railroad
track was lined with living humanity
going 10 and fro anxious TO witness the
track laying. Some Of the doubling ones
who heretofore have had no faith in the
prospects OF our town ever having a rail.
road, were heard to say, "Well this Is
more than ever expected TO see.' "Shes
coming, amt She" &c.
Atsundown last evening the track had
fbeen laid as far as the residence OF Mr.. |.
c. Biggersteth, known formerly as the
George Cox mansion, one mile above
Wellsburg. Should the weather prove
favorable by the time that this meets the
eyes Of many OF your readers the track
will have been laid into the corporation
OF Wellsburg, as the corporate limits
now extend TO the north line Of the Fair
Grounds, leaving only about half a mile
from there to where the track now is, J.
S. Poole, the young and enterprising
news dealer, is building up an extensive
bushes in his line. "Shan" is full team
within himself and will make his mark.
He dishes up the daily and weekly news
in style that is commendable.
All HalloW Eve passed of very quietly.
An extra police force was on duty that
evening. G. &c.
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The Modern Graudmot ller.

Edl;cES IutslIisenoer,
Look at her the modern grandmoth.
er. Observe her frizzes-bought Of
course-whiCh she has to adorn her ven.
cradle Uranium. Note the paint, and
oriental cream she has plsstered on so
thickly; yet in spite OF its skilliul appli.
cation, the wrinkles wM peep through.
Gaze at her teeth; they nearly dazzle one
by their brilliancy, yet their very white.
ness and eyenness proclaim them artif.
cial. Look at the smalIness OF her shoe;
she takes great pride in displaying her
feet, but you and know they are covered
with eorR& She will not allow the chill.
dren to call her grandma, she teaches
them to cali her atlnIiS; she is ashamed 10
have it known she is old enough
to be a grandmother. She never
takes the baby on her lap, for fear II
might disarrange her flounces. She does
not know any more about babies than
does a wax figure in a show window.
Sometimes she makes her little grand.
daughter \ present, but il is generally a
doll, that will soil il you touch it, 80 The
poor little innocent has TO be content to
observe it under glass globe. She i.
Just about as much use in the world IA q
strUtling peacock, pretty to look at, and
Just a. worthless. lis a wonder that the
good old grandmothers Of the olden time
do not come out OF their graves and con,
front her in her youthful hippancy. The
children OF to day cannot realize what 4
grandmother ought TO be; poor little
things, they know not what they have
lost. OF all the despicable creatures un,
der the sun, the modern grandmother /.
the most disgusting. VIC.
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SENATOR BECK, Of Kentucky, summar-
'''' the political situation by saying that
'ae Republicans stole the Presidency
R'u the Democrats, and then the Dem.
oS'aia stole the President from The Re
puslicaus.
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AN oLD.FooY No11ox.-A paper cur.
rency not convertible into gold and silver
Is the most Ingenious device ever invent.
ed by the wit Of man TO iettiliIe the rich
mans field with the sweat Of the poor
mans broW.-D slSisi Dan. Webster.
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FoRTY YEARS BEFORE THE PUBLIC
DR.. e. MGlANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and
leaden-colored, with occasional
bushes, or a circumscribed spot on
one or both cheeks; the eyes become
dull! thepupils dilate an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eye-lid;
thenose isirritatcd, swells, and somc.
times bleeds; aswelling of the upper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbing of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
fugred tongue; breath very foul, par.
;icularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimesvoracious, wittra
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
Others, entirely gone fleeing pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting; yiolentpains through.
out the abdomen; bowels irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine tur.
bid; respiration occasionally diff.
cult, and accompanied by hiccough;
coughsometimssdryandco nvulsiye;
uneasy and disturbed sleep, with
grinding Of the teeth; temper varia.
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DIR. C. MGLANE'S vERAIIFUGE
VIII certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
many form; tits an innocent prepa.
ration, not Eefd6iMgMe sight
tst injury to tie msOst ttHatr infant.
The genuine DR.. NLcLANE's YER.
mFuGE bears the signatures of C.
McLANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
wrapper.
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H. voil, In sdtaAe', poiiG0s P'Poid
,,s,,.............Ii 6Ot si1 month";. ...-...Si q
~ ffaIs Of HTe....'.-'.- ''..'..'.''''''t! % eaen
~ Figb, Of Teii...... .'.....'..'.'...'... " eAeh
~ Siats Of TVenty........'.' ...........' y eafh
II ii 10 tItn CoPJ to person setting up Club
sTTt, a,oye pricts are invlrHblO. Remit =!
~ In pruiii OT fCstOI6CO Money oTdtri, and
~ I. either oi theia Cdn 10 procured, send thI
sssy n RrEihsftd Letter.
,uV INTEL lGkNCER will pTC5enl daily The
iHs -, In al departments, from all qu1rtiu d
h. Gorli, a veil ~ complete record o. local
rus WEEKLY 10 printed on ThuINlly, and can
az bid Al he todnts1, IN paid envelopes, IVAd J
y, aiding, Rs-SeTf copy 10 dbIeRi yFttRdI
~ ,,Lgi,tsI TIL RstG (fptn hoEltl
.,,ssTRiBEHs.- Prrobi dtdTing 10 have the
DAILY NTELLi0ENcER left regularly At their
tsdJtbes, 10 the city and SlbuTlS, can h
.y,ySi tv having their address at Counting
Ra5p, OF ~ drop letter through the postOfleG.
IN @0SfRlBtTURS,-Hoa ttsnti0n Will BE- paid
w :, ,pGaTmou, communications; every article
SIa,i l. icvompIniei by the writer's real name
lsJ address.
Eg,i,,u hum n ~ ihoHI II EiifSItei "PrsV
i, GIrff(.H,r and I.onH IN no odis B, aiirGIIci Il
- i5Iiriigal mta,l|T bfiAs EfBl BY haalt.
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FERNS OF sussORIPToN.
DAILY.

By s.uiI, II Sd'aset, Poste1s TrPotL
....,,,'.......,.,-is OOI Three monthG... "a o
uhs !oNisS-,','.,..- % One n1nth..........y Is
" TsliJvrsI By CIrrie1 In City iSc PsF week.
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WEEKLY,

81 vol, n sdsaNn', pOEtass S,9aid'
,-.,,,,.,.... ST U0I siX mOnihS, ......."Si q
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FREE

For tie speedy Cufe Of seminal Weaknsss Lot
Manhood, and an diIunleFs brought on b. IndISFl-
ton o. Exeeas. Any Druggist has thoingedIunts.
adatesi o.. iaouss AGO. Cincinnati, o
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AN OPEN LETTER
TO THE PUBLIC.


have devoted twenty yCafa OF patient study to
The Liver and iil relations 10 the hRnAB body, IN
!eafeh Of remedy which would restore 1t, when
diseased, 10 IL normal condition. Tho rCsult Of
Tint labor has been the rnoiuctlon Of
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ss- Pullman Drawing BOom and Sleeping Can
rom steu6enyille and Columbus through o iLAoai
st: Louis and from Columbus to Chicago,
The pleasure seeker or those seeking Horn, n
tAe Wet should call on or address the uderIis "a
ior through time tables, maps, land Circular and
Gen'l passenger and Ticket Agent Nc. 10 AIpb
btrUet, Columbus, Ohio. mVI3
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DRUGGISTS.
ONE-HALF THE BATTLE

In setting good table Is won on your Biscuit and
Rusk. These are always light and Wholesome when
made With Logln, List 4 Cos EXCELSIOR
BAKING POWDER
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TUFTS LIVER PILLS,

Their popularity has become 20 extended and the
demand great a. TO induce interruptions pIriles
TO counterfeit them thereby RoHBIEd NIX Of the To-
yaEl aud tina AnIeioI NJ tholr VfFtua.
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CLEVELAND 4 PITTSBURGH RAILROAD
" CONDEMNED TINE CARD.
Ea3 q q S..
On and after May 10th, is77, Trains vii run
daily Except Sunday n follows, Wig:
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No. stops At all Stations b4tVean Wheeling apA
SSlmtSrlandi No. g stops at ali stations between