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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-04-02
II, is A>POSITIvE FACT,

/ That whenever DR., Rngers's Syrup OF Liver.
wort and Tar has been introduced, it is suppressed
lag every other Cough Medicine before the public.
This is wholly owing to its truly wonderful medi.
cinal virtues. r.l r.Ia.a s,..n. lf
Fer sale by f. M. Morris, WJodstield. s .,
See advertisement ip another column
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-04-02

eStHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of wit of
~ Vendtion EXponas issued from the court of
common pleas oi Monroe county, Ohio, and to
me- directed will offer for sale at public ou,cry,
at the front door OF the court house in the town
OF Woodsied in said county, on
Tuesday, tie Sth dag cf .Apri2, ls5l,
between tile hours Of 10 O'clock a IN and o'clock
p n, OF said day, the following described real
estate, lying and being in said county, to Wit .
The east half OF the northwest quarter nf sec
ton =, township 3, and range 5, containing eighty
acres. Taken IN execution and levied on as the
property OF Robert Ferrell, at the suit OF Robert
Grer . ..t NJ. MORROW, Sh'f,
March 8, 1851 80
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Taken in execution and levied on a, the prop.
erly Of Andrew Stephen at the suit of VIM. H.
Dement,. --- NJ MORROW, Shift
mar 81 so
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Al VI ICE. The subscriber is authorized TO sell
~ lot No l6, in Clarington, the property of
Forbes a. Mutgan, with the appurtenances there.
on, to wit: one and half story Black Smith
Shop, ~ by " feet, which will answer for
dwelling house or other use. cellar dur and
walled, and two story frame, ls by 40 feet, rea.
dy tor raising. For particulars, enquire Of Jas.
X Morris. W oodsiied, or OF the subscriber, Sun.
fish, Ohio
March 10, 1851 THOMAS WESTON.
SHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue Of a writ of
Vendtioni Exponas issued from the Court of
Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, aud to
me directed, will offer for sale at public outcry
at the house of Joshua Williams, ia Stock town.
ship. in said county. Oh
Saturday. the 9th dap Of April, 1851,
between tho hours of 10 o'clock m and 4 o'clock
p m, OF said day. the following described personal
property, to wit:
ohe TWO horse wagon one gray horse, one gray
mare, and four head OF two year old cattle.
taken IN execution and levied Oh as the proper.
ty OF Joshua Williams, at the suit of Elisha Pool.
mar 10, .F. NJ MORROW. Sb'f.
SHERlFE'S SALE-By virtue of a writ Of
Vendltioni Exponas issued from the Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe Connty, Ohio. and "a
me directed, will offer for sale at public outcrv
at the house of Peter Barnes, in Stock township
in said county, on
Saturday, the 5h day Of .qpril. 1851,
between the hours of 10 o'cock a m and O'Clock
m, OF said day, the following described personal
property, to wit:
Six milk cows, six one year old cattle, one yoke
OF hVe year old steers, one two horse wagon, one
gray mare, twenty head of hogs, and ten head of
sheep.
taken IN execution and levied on as the proper
ty OF Peter Barnes ct al, at the suit of BENJAMIN
Davenport.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-04-02

sNHERIFf,S SALE. = BY virtue Of writ of
fT FL Fay ct Lev ,l'a.' issued from the Cour. Of
Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio and to
INC detected viii offer for sale At public outcry,
at the front door ol the court house IL The town oI
Wdodsfied In said county, on
I@esday, tie 8iA Gay Of -4prF 1851,
between the hours Of 10 o, clock a IN and o'cl2ck
p IN. of .aid day, the following described lands aud
tenentents, Tying aud being in said county.to wi':
The ca,t half Of the II r,h east quarter objection
Q. tow ushil,3, and range /, containing % orrr-.
Also two undivided uinlhs Of t~o tracts Of hn!
formerly owned By Chrjsli,n Crabh, deceased, il
fractional section No H. township >, aud range
3, one tract contAnng l2l acres, AID Ihe o'her 81
acles. ~ .s..
Taken in executipnond levied on as the proper
~ III LALI..il Nral1h III II II ll1a eLiL IL turn-
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GilERIFF'S SALE Is, virtue Of two wri,s Of
" VrmduionI Eyponas issued fr m the court Of
common plea, Of Monroe county, Ohio, aud "
me directed, will fer FOR sale at public UutcIy.
at the front do0r If the court house in the town
OF WN0lsilrlh In snid rnIuiiy on -
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1851-04-02

~ silEhlF , SALE. - by virtue of writ OF
VehditIon' Exponas issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas OF Monroe county, Ohio, and to
me directed vii! offer for sale, at public outcry,
at the front door of tie court house in the town Of
WoodStieId, in said county, on
Tuesday, the 8M day of Apra, 1851.
between The hours of 10 O'clock m and o'cIcck
p m, of said day, the following described lands and
tenements, lying and being in said county, 10 wit:
Al OF Fractional Section 81, iIowushp |, and
Range ), containing lJJ acres, more or less.
Taken IN execution and levied on as the property
OF Charles Wells al the suit OF Cox a. Thistle.
mar, 3. 81 81 NJ. MORROW. Sh'f.
SHERlFF'S SALE. = BY virtue Of 2writs of
Venditloni ExpOnas and writ of FL Fa ct
Lev. pa. Issued from the court of common pleas
of Monroe county, Ohio, and to me directed,
will offer for sale public outcry at the front door
OF the court house in the town of WoodstieId, in
said county, on ....
Tuesday Me 8M day Of AwU, 1851,
between the hours of 10 a'cloek M aud clock
p IN, of said day, the following described lands and
tenetnents, lying aud being in said county to wit:
The west halt OF the northeast quarter OF Section
0, Township 4, and Range containing % acres, |
more or less; appraised at $70O.l Also the east
half of the north west quarter Of same Section,
Township and Range; appraised at $500 Also
the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of
Section 10. Township 1, and Range ): Appraised |
at Sl70 Also the east half of the southwest quar-
ter OF the northwest quarter of Section 8, Town
ship 4, and Range a; appraised at $50 Also
the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter OF
Section 8, Township 1, and Range ); appraised |
at $l25 Aud also the west half OF the southwest
quarter of the northwest quarter of Section 0,
Township4, and Range 8; appraised at $50
Taken in execution and levied on as the proper
ty of John Mcmahon at the suits of the State of /
Ohio for the use of the Fund Commissioners of
Monroe county, and Others. ..... .. ....
Mar 5. SO 81 NJ MORROW, Sh'n.
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Mill Saws, Mill Saw Files.
Handsaws, Drawing knives, Chisses, Plane bits,
aud great variety of Hardware, for sae at
- .. ...5.. ... off, .. KIRKBRIDE'S
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD

A'APAssEh0ER TRAINS W Leave New fork 200
q Sorasns . An. sod 20 rh+ Leave as~nhsS
PAssEEsEa rssIu powK-Lezye Dover A. n sa1
- 2. NJ. Monis0wn s. A. A. end = r. ~ Aedisga
- Am. and 20 Pm; Summit % A. ". ene - Nj
hilivihs 10 A n. ard swP u Orange - a X. sna
FREIsHrIfRArSs-LeAys Dover AM. and NY. ia AN
OxAseE HORSE CAR-LoAvo OrAnEs A ~. ana ~
r NJ; Hew-York II 80 A. N and 4NP.N
Passengers by lhete uains received and deRvNsd
sacA way al North and SouA Orange M1vle, s1mznii,
Chatham Msdison. houistown, hsrrs Pkins, Dsnyils,
RocksWay and Dover.
,r,r Leave for suckazusuy, Stanhope kewou, Hsekecs.
so--n ara Hope daily; Milford and Owego o. nondayL
W1Snesdsva aud FrdAys ard FOR Sparta, Johnsopouk,
Rlsr1iov Columbia Delaware NseT Gap. sIrong s6orgh,
sosnng 10 the Lsckawanna Works passing thr0Qfn ba
toryDe Stanhope (Pa) smith Tsyern, Ns3se.yHe Ga
ten, Dunmore Hyde Park 10 ProytserSs on ieesdsg5
Rhursdays and Saturdays, and re'arnins neo' "s ~
trains for New-York .x..... =.
he arrival OF the A n and p. NJ trains on, ana mect ne
A NJ and P. N. trains for New-Yorf.
AT horistown siSges leave on ne viva o. ne y. -.
passenger train for Merdhan Chester Schoo'eys HOUR.
iain Wsshngton Bevidero and Esston. daily, and mes
the P. NJ. ram for Nev-York.
Also for Bssking Ridge on the arrival o. We ~, us1
returning neat morning connecting with TIE A. ~ usn w
New-York.
Passengers are 70 procure their rcke before tskng tef
In the Tickets wiz DO recevsd sss on me day
when purchased The fares rom each sston where acfco
are sold win be ss cents more when PAID N the ears ih<n
when pa.s for tickets the several ticket oces fssca-
ssuired nlsu
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isaO. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1881
NETWORK &NEW-HAVEN RAIL

lVR0AD--on and sass Wednesday, Dec. 10 ths follow.
bg 1ihs wiz leave nc Csnsst ssros near sfoeadway.
ssIroa3 Once Twsnty-seventbst
i. Accommodation Trsin Al is M for nsw-koehellss
Mama roDeck Rye Port Chester Green wicb, Stamford De-
1en. NoTWak, WsstponJ Southport FAIRFIELD, Bridgeport
grsaOrd, Milford ana Eew-Hsyen Psssengcrs ffon NE
ay Stations lor Albany and the Stations the Houscsne
snd Esugatuek Railroads. VIII lake this train and sop Il
srdgspor Psssengersfom Way stations Tor Boston Prov
H:S Sp1s 81 o s1 leo. ~
ct Eew-HAEen Passengers for Canal Railroad stop at
Express Train At o'clock AM for Stamford, Bndgs-
port Albany HoasatOnie Esag8iusk Railroads hsw-
Haven and the Canal Railroad, nddleton, hsfuofss
Springfield and Connecticut River kafosa' "ofeesHf'
Observation-Disclosures Train al Q O'Clock A. NJ for New
Eaysn s1s a. 1sn1 RaSosS VIII remain Al
untl 81 M FOR New-Hsyen, hau9,e sno oPf"knoS
RAILROAD remain IN Ns,Ha,sIs S0z No,v.h xs6ss
Exp'sss TIsn - r.rosda wsterbury, NswHaTss
{Ss ,, sSs sss56Ssssa worcsssr sed BOstoa
n 4 AsoonnodsdOn Train 81 4r-A Tor Hsw-Hsyea ma
a. re sdaSuson Train 1srM fer Bridgeport end III
s'rmed'''' TRAINS 70 Egw.YoRK
!, cOurrutsr0a Train 81 10 AN from Bridgeport. SsYs
,.nx Al al the iaiermedtAte stsnons -
Accommodation Train u A n nf ns~-nsT@!
,tsppnx Al al intermediate stanon.
81 Aceonr1odsiion Train q 20 AN hon New-hsvsnl
fosn Hartford s0S HsWBsvsa, cssd R1trosd, sad hsssl
$500. Train At 10 M On connection wild De M.
,re.s Tfsis nom. Bossa) from Hew-HAyen, soppas =
k5Srerors and stsnsord receiving passengers fsn %
Houssfonse Railroad Il Bridgeport
8 Iceonimo1afion Train q SePM. from Nsw-Hsvts.
stopping az al intermediate stations, Ieexfying pssss
nom ne Accommodates Tran from Boston, az w
the Nanghtrek Railroad a. Bndgsporti
Express Tran a. 10 NJ Tor IN eonnecns1 - -
press Train nom Bosion stopping .. sasf ~
xnd Stanford arriving IN Newton a. II ~ q. -
a. Fxpress Tram al As p. d. nom bnasepsss p,rtz-
necton with the Housatonic Train frem A-'~nJ -
keld stopping az Norwsk and sizDofs A h.s.rs tslizs
,.s,ss- s. CO INA vi r. B. MASON s<Sl
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Perry usvfST
VEGETABLE PAIN KILLER, is the

best Article IN world for the Immediate relsf Of Ex
lernn and Internal Complaints Full directions for It's
viii be found In the Peoples Pamphlet published by the
propnetors copy Of which VIII be given with everJ
bottle. For sale at wholesale In New-York. by
A B. D. Sands 100 Futon-st William Burgee 81
Cortland at / Minor Co. IA Futon-sL Geo. J. w.
AGybee "a Rasssu-st Haviland Reese Co. so Maiden
lane; NJ Ward Co. 80 do Alcotl McKissOR Robbins,
Ia do Leeds L Hazard. l2l do; Trppee l28 do
Norton, BsbcOck Wood lS9 do. r. B. Havand Co III
Broadway; Haydock, CoElies Clay 28 Peal st.; O. v.
ehckener6 Co 81 8arclayst KOop Fischer Co Nsw-It
and John earle Co. us Waterst Also, for Sale by the
Trade generally.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs
And buy none bat the GENUINE ORIGINAL PAIN XII.
lER, manufactured by the propdetors.
PERRY DAVIS SON,
"a High-st Providence.
" B. TIE pane Pain Killer belongs exclusively TO pr
GY DAVIS son, a. Trade Marx, recently decided
by the Supreme Court. ~ Sm$
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12
TVHE NETWORK AND LIVER
POOL limited STATES MAI. STEAMERS

The ships comprising this line are The
ATL AHTlC, Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALTIC. Capt Cons1oeA'
ADRlATIC, Capt Grsft9n-
There ships have been built by contract expressly ios
Government ser VICE every has been IN e con-
Sucton, also in their Engines 70 insure Strength Gnd
speed ard their accommodations for passenger arc IN
ecualled for elegance comfort MAJ -
Price OF passage from NswYork 10 Ltverpooi eSv e1
elusive Of extra size stale rooms $685. from
10 New York SIS An experienced surgeon aaacneo 70
each ship No berth can be secured unul palo LOT.
The owners Of hese ships will not oe sccoanaoe ior
gold silver bullion specie jewelry, precious stones or
metals unless bs Of sdng signed therefor and TIE
vaue thereof therein expressed -, emma
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Central Railroad Of Eew.JeEsey ,,,,7e,
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS

IA IN T K ARhANGEM E NJ p
w Commencing MONDAY, Nov. 4, lS6o-fn,s 1900 49,
.,r.re Rom ABETHPORF IS miles 20 me W nifn
HOUSE, 4. J. reducing the siegirg ess"esn No ~ Ns
ofthe Road and EAsfON 70 ) miles - -.
Yhis me leaves Newton by sEeamoon ~ SsAes
niey No North River and eonseen via HA,A % NJ
Eew-Jersey Railrcad which leaves new-fon bo<n s'~
OF COrtland a.
a, rier 10 Nerth River, ct III neghl, and a. IN
Usisengef, and b NJ J. Rsrosd foot o. COrtlandSL Az
s,ns lssve White House snd following places for View
Whiss House stsi AN; freight al 81 AMI Passages
- sonsrvsns At AM Frsight st7AMi fs''e'g"
= Bound Brook at 81 AMI Freight at i'm AMI r~
senger At 2 25n M p...~-vsr a
PisinssId Al 81 AM grsiEhtst u AMI f''''Ak~ :"
= weslssd at 81 AM; Freight MA An; ra'''nE@
Bpm. .....nvarat Ia n
EazabeIhpOrt a. "a AMI FreiEh' " q A'-
gerAl Pm. - - a. ARRIVAL Of the . A n
,, e-ors S-York u the White house 70 eousoy -
- :, rssfon VIkesbeTTe Eethenein1 Aionors .1a
ssSsb cIsrf Pen and 70 RlennZton, Lebanon Cns'1
a BAGGAGE II TIC risk Of Tee owrss annl a.
ud IN he actual posasssion 0f Tho gents Of zee Con
saw and shecks or receipts given beretof. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12


IVER COMPLAINT.-Jaundlce,
LDy,pep,ia Chronic or Nervous Debility Disease Of
he kidneys. ard all diseases arising from Osorder1o
Liver Stomach such rs contupauon, Inward pues, u
arhprn disgust for food, funess or weight IN ms sou
Eh soar euciaors sinking or aaering az the Po Iae
stomach swimming OF the head, hurried aud oihcult
heshng futering at heart and choking or snhocst-
he senssons when 10 lying posture dimness OF VISION,
dc,s or webs before the sight fever and du pam 10 we
head deficiency Of perupaLcn, ycllowness OIL he SAM
c ewes psin in The side back cheat limbs 1c sudden
thes Of hest burning IN Il esh constant III
sured by Dr. HOOFLANDS CELEBRATED GERMAN
sITEas PTsPS95ssd by Dr. tho 0'''u
Their power the above diseases MOI eNceueu
equaed by any other preparation IN the pneo psas o.
The cures attest and In many cases aIsr ikul physicians
These si,,ers ara worthy the attention ofinvslds Pos
sessipg great virtues In The rectfcaon OF diseases OF me
liver AZ lesser gsnds exercising the most searching pow
ers n weakness affections ofthe digestive organs they
are W ilhal safe, certain and pleasant
READ AND BE CONVINCED.
Judge NJ NJ. Noah ssid In his Weekly Messenger jan
"r Hoe6andrs German Bters Hers preparation which
he leading presses the Union sPpsas 10 DO unanimous 10 recon-
SSs sy ne Of the meet ply scisns Of modern
Ne ate DR. Hooaaad Professor to me Unvsry Of Jens,
sssc wrr sny bss produced lie was enPhatcsS
he humbpg aud therefore netei1e Of Which be vas NE
E,srOr and ndorsI be eoaaeeag relied on de specially
recon ue.sse II LIVER compliant Dy'PsPsa D's MY
Ne editors spsAk Of IL ssseis from tasr oa
readers the sor CDR g NJ Jaek'
PREPARATION eut recemme deg TIE article TO AActsd
MORE EVIDENCE
The PAidderAia Saturday GdSette the best family newe-
paper published In The United States. The editor says
It seldom that rscommend shat termed Patent med
tines and patronage Of readers and therefore,
vhtn Dr. Hoofanc German Biers web 70
h distinctly npoerstood that rot speaking o. tho nosus
asSsy hat are no.d about isI es Psos aaa men 1Sos
hbh.d universally priced and which has met the hearty approval
Of The facuty itssll" III.
They can be administered TO FEMALES or INFANTS with
iaely and reliable benefit al any tine.
BEWARE OF coUsTERFRTTs. -.
They have the written signature Of c. NJ. JACKSON,
upon the wrapper and the blown 10 the bolIe, WIZ
cut which they are spurious
Fer Wholesale and Retail al the GERMAN MEDICINE
STORE No I2eA rehst one door below Sxthst, Phadel
ph snd by respectable dealers generally throughout the
touptry
Wholesale and Retail by A. b. D. Sands 100 Fulion'st
eerner OF William.
Ma Heys Brooklyp milo MW&S5m"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12
NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

h FALL RlyER-by ne splendid md superior stesz1.
er, BAY STATE and sxAfE Of MAINE. Of groai srenxA
and speed particularly sdspsed TO he navigation q Long
sand Sound running In connection with Tia PAL River ADD
Old Colony Railroad distance OF - na 70 sossen any,
Eesve pier Mr. near the BEifeyy.
she steamer BAY STATE. Capt wni. srswr. On xses
asys Thursdays and Saturdays, ~ IN
The steamer STATE OF MAINE Capt Thomas q.
levitt on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays a6rA
This tine 10 TIE only ihai r1ns direct Tor Newport
rhess steamers 6ued with ccmmcdious stase reo40
ard every anan eeuen ths security sad eonfc OF -
seneers who are afforded by this route nghfs rest
board and ON arrival FaA River proceed per rsroed
reaching Boston early The following morning or can roman
a. board getting tcir bssekfsst wished for. anu -
stsrtag Of tke sceommodsGioa tram 81 quarter before
1ocOck which reaches Boston st sbeat eleek, ~
baggage is attached 10 each sseanef, WHO ~.
ssive. and tickets the baggage and accompanies % ssma
10 destination.
The rsiss for passage ard ne price Of sstsreous 10
came by othsr lines
steamer runs IN eoneetnon WIN ths me 70 ead ~
Providence, daily, except Sundays
Freight 20 Boston Is n tho same rates 81 ~ seb
regQlaT unes aud forwarded with greaer sxpodinsn ~ =
Express freight train which leaves FAD River every morn
InK Sunday exceped) ct ecock Tor Boston and hoWs
RsAkord arriving Al lie destination II or sSsa II An
yor freiTht apply on board the oee on Pier ~
FOR berhs apply on board OF dsssse
Ia secure thsn ahead application may be made 20
isloy TIsDALn sOxDEN Aseats. - and VI we've
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-12
DEGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS

OCULAR MAIL LINE between BOS-
ATOa Ead hEw-YORg- via 5FONIhGroN Ene
PROVID ENCE-lnsrd route without ferry, change Of
eaIs or baggage ,-nvp,rrrr -. -, a.. 49,.
roNNODORE Capt VIM. h. fraZee, in connection
III he gteningion ard rrogtdeDce ana Boston ard
S1v,5snee Bniroads leaving HovYork daily (SHndSyi
sIeep,ed5 ron Pier R FRI wharf above Rs1ery plaza
- ( ocoek NJ and SsOangtos ats N Or upor he ~
AVA Of Ire Man Tram from 6ostcn
hess sapers b0it expressly for ne route Ezd art
~ veyy respect parculsry slapped 70 the navigation o.
Tg issnd gognd THE for passengers srs
snmSoodous s1d eouOrtahiesbs oesrS capable and en-
e To1ts beng the shorsst and aaosg drecs oefwe.s
Hcsou md New. York passengers enabled 70 E7hye
IA ample tine Tor TIC morning ines q Stesmoos sns
-.y-osds aiming 20 various points ron nose enes
TbS q VANDERBILT, WI ieave Newton on !aee
A., sbUrsds, md Saturday. Leave sonngton ca MOI
A., Wsds esosy ard Fncty. .u.. ma
COwNODOREW VIII leave New York Mostey, Wea
sesdsy and yndsy Leave ssonnE'o9 foescAS' HSais's
PssseDzers ne srTiTe Of Iae sseans.s :. SOC
~, ,roSeed frsuedsiey 10 IA FPlendd rEbe.d ean
10 Pro1idenee and Boston. A sesgsgeEs.et1 sccon
49, 80 - 20 and nom Boston For passage
k,s s.,eroors or freight applications nay DO maze
a. Ivs,t, .. tsa wharf md oees 10 sstteFJ place
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NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD

lvWINrER ARRANGEMENT commencing Monday,
Feb. 10, issi : leave NewYeri lor Bnghsm'or Elmrs
Corning Hos oelsvte, Geneva Rochester, Basso and IN.
termedEsls places daily from pier foot Of Ouanest
MoRNISG MAIL TsAIs at Jam stopping at all ne Sta
pns fSuerns arriving AZ Geneva the same evening
Passengers fOr Rochester Buffalo &c lodge al oens-
va and take tho Express Train from Albany merit nornnk
striving a. RSsss'sT s1e sSs.o n 90 nss.
WAY TRAIs At q Pm for ousville, PermonI and al
ExpRTss TRAIS for Newburgh At M-Passengers
for all stations between Suferns and Otisvie " taxing
ibis Train will reach Suerus In season 10 take the Eastern
MIGHT EIpssss rRIs At Pm. stopping only a
ssaerus Chester, Goshen, Mhdletown, Onsvile, De-
Grea Bend snghsmtos and stations west Of 8aghaanon
Passengers for Corning, Hornellsyie and Cusa WIN lake
' Passengers for Buffalo by Til. train proceed Geneva
and Ake he Express train arriving al bunde same evensg
Psssngers 70, . SASss s ana
Rsllrosd at owego which leave Immediately on ne ART
PSssepSers soT Tioes and Lycoiag eounss Pa, take
1ES sS.SnEe b bSsa at SSrsas
burg Hancock, Deposit susquehannA gren Bend 5iag-
Ssnton Owego, Wsyerly Enlrs- Corning Painted Post
BOnensviIs and Cqes on M srnys Il. o. q. rsins
MoREINs MAm TRAIE leaves Geneva q, a. s.eg.
Plug al All The stations and arriving in New ron NJ
HIeHT ExPkEss Tram leaves Geneva a. N ana
Cuba p NJ stopping Al stations west Of slug sAmton ns
Al Oreal Bend, susquehanna DEPOSIT dsncocs Sarrows-
S S,,ss /, SS sswsYsr S a. An
CASTERS DIVISION WAY TRAIN leaves ouSvi,le at 80
a12l5AM. .
NewgUReH BRANcH leave Newbgrga FOR Nsw-York,
rxpress Train without sops) o. u Am, arriving In New
York al 1915 AN. - .
Way Train al 81 A for Chester, connecting with he
Mail Train for he West
Wsv Tram for Chester and New-York al P. NJ, cor-
meeting with The Mail Train New York. arriving Al NJ
Leave Chester for Hewburgh, at 945 A. eno rs PM
Passengers Gr Hew-Yofk, leaving Al PM, arrive a
NewJuTRh by his train at 6i5.
FsEIcsr TkAlEs lea 20 nom pier foot OF Duane = a. PM
Freight for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo, esd al places
wesr taken ny Express nsghl gsns A1o l0s ssfasa
rTeagh Without delay ohAkLEg nInoFs
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OLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND

OClNCINNATI RAILROAD-Opened 20 Columbus.
and connected ith The Sandussy end Newark Railway,
s Shelby with the Columbus and Aenia Train Tor GIN
eiDuai al Columbus
Onsrd amer Tuesday February 25b, the regular Trains
The Company will daily, Sundays excepted) be-
tween CeveaLd Columbus, ana al hiefmeQiase Places
for PasteDgsfs and Freight
PASSAGES TsAIS-Leayes Cleveland and Colanbus,
with Passengers, at Il O'Clock A. NJ Arrives al Coum-
bus6t5P NJ - -.
Leaves Columbus for Cleveland with Passengers, At 10
O'Clock 81 Arrives al Cleveland At o'clock a minutes
z. NJ 49,, a., r -
PxFlcHT AND PASSENGER TRAIN-Leayes Shelby or
Cleveland with Ffegh and Passengers a. O'Clock A. d.
Arrives II CeveIArd II O'Clock A. M
Pt1TR.rye-I,eaves Cleveland for Shelby with Freight
and Pssseu gers a. O'Clock 50 minutes P M. Arrives Al
onei0y ~ WIN BECKWIrH,
u1oH Resident sad experimenting Engineer.
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HOREHOUND COUGH SYRUP oplv

ia cen1This 10 one Of the very beat remedies for
voogh Cod. HoarseDess &c. IL cannot be praised too
saee1 just Try bOlte IL IL very pleasant 70
ne ne sod, wnslesale and ressiI, II SANDS Mammoth
Sfuk store u yemeesL ms lmt
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