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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-28
St0VCs and Tin Ware,

DROWN & III n I have constantly on hand, at thrir
ID new and commudious store rooms east side Louis
lana Avenue. large and well selected assortment Of
COOK, HALL, FOX 81 PIRLOR STO YES in
great varieties. Ourstove of lbnny manufacture
aud inferior no e. Plain and Japnnned TIN WARE.
stove Pipe Stove Trimmings.
AT WHOLESALE d, RETAIL.
Job " ork and Repairing done short notice Or
iers from abroad promptly attended to- IPerrysturg
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IirnNLCs 81 lN,1l Do.

They ueyor did do more tlan pive temporary relief
and they never will Its because ey don't tonch tho
CAUSE of the disease. The CAL SE OF all ague aud
bilious diseases re atmospheric poison called AliR
OF Malara. heuuaize This poison by its natural
undute and all diseases caused by il disappears
RhUdss Fever ard "ue Cure is This Antidote to Ma
Tia and moreover it rs perfectly harmless medicine.
The certificate of the celebrated chemist II. Chiffon
of New York this effect, itache every bottle,
therefore ii it does no good it eau do no harm M m
This is more than can be said of Quinne Arsenic or
any touc In existence as their use is ruinous TO ecom
stution and brings on DrSiB AGUE, which never al
lows person to perfectly well for single moment
In illustratiou of these truths some extracts
from letterjts received from a physieiap
Ln ,RGETowS' O.: March ID, 1876,
is hand, The Cure arrived late last year and the
difficulty in ccn any one to greatly increased
fm the fact that remedy had been introduced which
growing in iHYor with the public, rs being better
than using Qgine-n0t knowing, presume, that the
remedy they used QetaAing Quninc cotained tle
Tile remedy. tlnnwn as Smiths Tonic. y would in
yariablv BREAK an agnT. hut ii did not CURE it. as
it would often return with renewed vigor. This one
Circumstance deemed in your fvor II could institute
test comparison between ii and your CURE, The
following is the result:
Three persons tdrl your " Cure" all If which
cases Of Quotdau Intermittent Fever" II weeks
standing. They had tried Quiue, and other remedies
occasionally missing chill. hnt it MAS, las in all such
cases slowly wearing them out, and Laying the found
alton If other and maladies. lid succeed n
ctecting "A radical Of all three of the with
your remedy and they have not had chill SINCE In all
three of tie the Smiths Touc had he en- used
and would before stated. break the chill but after
period two had elapsed Il would return.
tliuk there viii be no dilieulty IN giving 20 your
Cure the vantage ground of any other remedy
in useherc, SC, sc. WILLIAM BUCKNER,At.D
RHODES FEVER and AGUE CURE. or ANTI
DOTE TO MALARIA, the only harmless reme,ls in
existence, is equally cerun as a-PREYENTINE as a
CURE" Take it when you feel the ehills coming
and you win never have q single one
JAMES a. RHODES, F-ori6eRce r. T.
Wholesale Agents. St. Louis. II. Balislev; ChicaHo
Barclay Bros Perrysburg. PECK s. HAMILTON.
and By Druggists generally [dml
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In Wood Connty Common PIeas.

Michael Myers, Administrator Of the estate of John
Myers, decd. VS.: George II. MYERS
IT VIE defendant, George II Myers, Of the State Of
L Iowa is hereby notified that Michael Myers admin
trator OF the estate of John Myers late Of Wood
ty Ohio, dscelsed. did, the 18th day of Nav 1856
file his petition in the court OF Common Pleas within
and for said county OF God and State OF Ohio against
the said George H. Myers defendant setting forth that
said defendant the 9TH day of September 1854 gave
his certain dugbill, in writing, to John Myers for the
sum Of S23l so, with interest thereon from the date
thereof also that said defendant made his certain 9TH
er instrument in writing wherein he promised pay to
Charles Nantue for the of John Myers the sum Of
one hundred dollars with interest from March, 15j5.-
Said defendant will also take notice that an attachment
was issued the 2It day Of Nav 1856 ainst defend
ant, on the of section 26, town D. range ,
50 acres being in Wood county, Ohio and the said de-
endaut notified that he is required to appear and an
said petition or before the 23d daY of August
1886 and in default Judgment will he taken for the
Of $3.50 50, with interest $3.50 so from Senten-
Der D. 1884, and interest 800 from March, 1855 and
that said land will be sold to satisfy said debt
PRICE Il JEFFERSON, Pitts. Att'ys
Mgy 81 ISlf--:lNy('G5.nS
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Rnnd Thy of 1856.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the assessnent of COM
road tax assessed upon NIL the taEble proper
ty in Wood county for the year lSG is Pen cents on
the valuation of each hundred dollars wo-thirds of
which amount may be discharged in labr, under the
direction of the supervisor in the road district where
assessed at the rate Of dollar per d and third
will be collected in money and expelled for bridge
purposes.
By order of tho County Commissiotrs,
JAMES W. ross Co. Auditor.
Auditors Office Wood Co. Ohiog
lima N. ISjG--Gy3
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PATENT MEDICINES.
22 AYERS
ERiIEsIs2E6 PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OLA
FAMILY PHYSIC.

effective purgative pill which could be relied on as
and perfectly safe in its operation. This has
been prepared to meet that demand, and an exten-
siye trial Of its virtues has concusiyely shown with
what success it accomplished the purpose designed
IT is easy to make physical 7iH, but not easy to
make the best of all piHs - one which should have
none Of the objections. but all the advantages, of
every other. This has been attempted hcrc, and
with what success VIC would respectfully submit to
the public decision. It hns been unfortunate for
the patient hitherto that almost every purRatiye
medicine is acrimonious and irritating to the bow
els. This is not. Many Of them produce 50 much
gripping pain and rryJil-ou in the system as TO more
than counterlalance the good 70 be derived from
them. These pills produce no irritation or pain,
unless it arise from previously existing obstruc-
ton or arrangement IN Che bowels. Being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any
quantity hut il s better that any medicine should
be taken iudiciously. Minute directions for their
use in the several diseases 10 which tAey arc ap-
plrable arc given on the Lox. Among the com
plants which have been speedily cured by them, we
may mention liver Complaint in its various forms
Of Jaundice Indigestion, Ianguor and Loss Of Ap-
petite, lsuessnc3s, Iritahi!iiy, Bilious Headache,
Bilious Fcvcr, Fever and ArUN, Pain in the Side
ana Ions Tor, IN truth all these are but the con-
sequence Of diseased action IN the liver. As an
aporiont thoy afford prompt and sure relief in Cos
uycness, Piles, Cole, Dyscutory. Hunors, Srrof-
ula and &uryy Colds with soreness of the body,
Ulcers and imI urity Of Gle blood; in short, any
and every case where pureatiyc is required.
They have also produced some simgularlv sue
ccss'il cures in rheumatism Gout, Dropsv, Gravel
Irrspgl3s, PMpitauCn of the Heart, Pains in the
Back, Stomach and Side. They should he freely
taken in hc spring Of the year, 20 purify the blood
and prepare the system for the change Of seasons.
IN occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, and restores the appe-
tic and yig0r. lAov purify The blood, and, hy tAor
sunUiaut action the c.rculatory system, reno
yate ihe strength Of the body. and restore the
wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism.
Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even
though no serious arrangement exists; but I'M
necessary dosing should never be carried too far
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. LfGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
guardian sale by Order of Wood County Pro-
h.fp fOmrl.

PETITION TO sELL LAND.
Fyvanus jefferson Guardian Of Rosetta and Guy Neer-
mg,ys: Rosetta and Guy Neerng.
nN the 30th day Of Jine 1856 at o'clock in the a.
~ ernoon At the doo Of the court house in the town
Of rerrysburg will besold to the highest bidder the
following realestate belonging to said Rosetta aud Guy
Neerng, to wit the W. Of the N Il. and the S.
f. Of the N, e.. / of sec "a, township 8. range TO-
containing 80 acres of land. Terms Of sale one-hali
down, and the balance in and two years with inte-
rest secured by mortgage on the premises
5. JEFFERSON Guardian.
PR1cE & JEFFERSON. Auys
June Z, IS5G--4w4S2OO.
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NEW GOODS y

! and well selected assortment Of Goods Of crsry d.
srrpi5p which he will sell very cheap for cash. Gc.
Dry GuoGs Of all kinds consisting of Broad Cloths Css
-imeres Nestngs silk Scarf Prints, Lawns, Rerarc'.
Ginghams Sheetngs. Shirtugs. Hosiery, Glntes. hid,
lvsle &c BOots & Shoes Hats Caps, and Ready MADE
Clothing Hardware, Nails reduced prices, & lass, 81
be Log and Trace Chains, Chop Axes, Broad Axes
Framing Chisels. Augers l. cks and Latches Wrought
Butts, Table Cutlery, Framing Squares. laud-sHws, Sc
Books & Stationery Crockery-W hite Stone, Elue III
ma and Common Wares. Groceries, Coffee, Tea Su-
gar Saleratus. Goldfish, Mackerel Herring Flour nui
Fork, Rice Ginger Putty White Lead. Bar Lead. Pow
der Shot Caps Our stock of Bonuets is superb. Rib
hons, Bonnet Innings, rarasos, &c. We intend IN it,
crease and extend business aud for that purpose
will sell Goods rcry ioc aud keep up eaular market
for the prodnctsrf our country Those WEBBING gooI
bargains would do well to give a call
Perrvshurg, Ohio. A. NJ. THOMPSON.
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WANVED!

9A AAn LBS. OF wool trwhich the highest
OU,OOO market price viii heraid by
June 1. lSji-iw4. FIR MILLER y
Wood Comfy Gdegs.
1NHE holders OF orders drawn sPuu tie Ireasrrr 'l
4 Wood county, PAYABLE 1i Ie % ps't }'fH
hereby notified that on and fter the 10th inF tle
interest aud 20 per OF tie principal VIII paid
thereon also the interest aul twenty per cefun OF
the principal al! protested oIers Issued priogo une
llth, 1855, when protested "a sums Of twenty dollars
I and upwards.
BY order Of the County Commissioners.
JAMES W. ROSS, Co. Auditor
Auditors Office Wood Co.. Ohio,
Ilna IS5t--syy}
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NEW AND CiiGAP GOODs.

TTANE received from New York, and have for sne
j cheap az the old stand of GRO. PowERs. Frunt
street, 4 large aud Well Selected Assortment
of staple and Fancy Dry GOods,
Consisting in part Of WoOleu aud Cotton Goods Of all
kinds; Groceries Hardware Crockery Boots and Shoes
school Books and Stationery. Nails Glass Shoyeis
spades, Chains Sc; Hats Caps. Bounets Ready Made
Cioing-in FIVE ncomplce variety Of articles usually
found in a retail store For rsg5g pay, these goods
nfere'l At unusually low prices. Al persons desrus
If purchasing. will find it To their advantage can ard
examine stock before purchasing elsewhere.
We wish it tn be distinctly understood that for cash
understandable produce TiH mt 6eHHersOh5 by
other establishment in the place in goods OF the
quality We will at all times pay the highest market
price in Cash for Wheat. Grass Seed, Pork &c aud viii
also receive in exchange for Goods Produce Of almost
every kind and cash will not lie refused, but received
with inNful Lnnria lnl Inn .ant lnnka
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Common Pleas.
W UDU Z UWnU
Elizabeth Miller,
Petition for alimony,



TUE said defendant Jacob Miller will take notice
that Elizabeth Miller of the county of Wood anil
State OF Ohio, did, the 10th day of june 1856 file
her petition in the Court OF Common Pleas of Wood
county Ohio against the said Jacob Miller setting forth
that the said jacob Miller defendant ia the Of
the south quarter of south quarter section
township g. range 10 and half Of north east or
section 80, township B. range 10 and north quar-
ter of south quarter section a. township g. range
10 and west half Of south quarter and south east
quarter of north quarter section "a township q
range t3 and south half Of north quarter and
west half of south east quarter and south quarter
Of south west quarter, section H. township D. range 49,
containing 40 of land less. lying in the
county of Seneca and State of Ohio and south east
quarter Of south east quarter section 81, township T.
range md west halt Of 5outh quarter and sonh
quarter of south east quarter section 80 township
T. range and south west quarter Of north quar-
and south quarter OF north quarter section
~, township 4, range and north quarter and
north quurter Of south west qnarter section o.
tovnship4 range II md south west quarter and west
half of north east quarter section 22 township range
IL, containing about $50 acres of land situate in Wood
county Ohio: and that aid defendant has abandoned
said plaintiff without good and guilty of gross
heglect of duty and of extreme cruelty towards said
plaintiff aud that the final herring of this cause said
defendant be compelled TO convey the said land to- said
plaintiff and for reasonable nlmony and said defend
is further notified that said petition will he for hear
ing at the October term of said court. Il m
ELIZABETH MILLER,
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81 Strawberries are selling in New York
for four cent, a basket
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PECK & HAMILTON,
Corner Of Front-s. and Louisiana Avenue.
A RE opening geprel assortment OF Drugs,
"a MEDICINES PI{N7'S, and OILS W hich they
offer at the lowest makCt price
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
~ been duly appointed and qualified as administrator
on the estate of Ira Reed late Of Wood county Ohio
deceased. EZRA MORGAN.
Jnne p. 1s5G--GM9
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TINS remedy has won for itself such. notoriety
from its cures Of every variety OF pulmonary disease,
that il is entirely unnecessary 20 recount the ev-
dencos Of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed. So wide is the field of its
funess, and numerous the Of its cures,
that almost every section Of the country nhounds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appa-
rent to escape observation, and where its virtues
known the public no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous ntec-
tons of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our climate. And not only in formidable at
tacks upon the lungs but for the milder varieties
of COLDS, CoUGHs, HoARsENFss, &c; and for
CHILDREN it is the pleasgntest and safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, need not do more than assure tho
people its qualify is kept up 10 the best that it
has been, and that the genuine article is sold by
PECK & HAMILTON, Perrysburg; ALIEN g. NELSON an
DR.. II. BuRRIrr, Maumee City, and all dealers every
where. May 81, Is6G-3m
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned hive
~ been duly apponted and qualified administrators
on the estate of Elam Henry late of Montgomery town.
ship, Wood county. Ohio.
ELIZABETH HENRY, Administrative
RILEY MORGAN, Administrator
June 81, Is5G-Gw3s
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4 HEAVY LUMBER WAGON for sale cheap,
"A by Hume 7-tfl FIR MILLER & 90.
MAMMOTH GOSHEN CORN; also, a large
e.. Is j. POWERS.
4 NY YOUASTPFX Of Cotton Wood aud Oak LINE
~ BEt can be bought cheap Of the subscriber his
steam sawnil, miles of tuwn or by applying to
4. X. MILLER & Co, pcrrysLurF.
ArriI 10 Is5s POPpE " ARNe
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NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified ls aGmistrator
of the estate of Joseph Steward late Of Wood county
Ohio, deceased W. Il. BRYANT.
June p, lS5G--6w3.
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PRICE " JEFFRsOS, Atty's.
June 7th, lSj6-tw4 $3.50.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the first day OF De
cember, 1873 gave nv four promissorv notes to
Auam fhhps, Tor the sum of one hundred dollars each
one payable six years from date one in seven wears from
date one in eight years from date and one in nine wear.
from date all of which said have been paid 10
said Adam Phillips and which said notes are nov, ont
standing and hereby further notify all persons thar
will never pay said notes unless compelled BYLAW
= june !. ls1I-3ML SLID MLLLIA II RuLLLLnS
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NOTlCE.--George Mulencup, guardian OF John
~ Mullencup this day filed his accounts for final set
which will be for herring the th day of Ju-
". AID. 1856. JOHN A. KELLEY, Probate Judge.
June 18th lS5G--GW3F
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Henry II. Dodge, Admir- of
VIM. Hollister, deed,


Dl virtue Of an order Of sale me directed and de-
~ liyered from the Probate Court of said county
VIII offer for sale at the door of the Court House in
Perrysburg, on Saturday the 18th day Of July A. D.
1856 the following lands end tcnemeuts Wood coun-
ty to witt lot number thirtythree (33 in block num-
Der one, and lots number seven, ~ eight ,s ten lU
eleven, j. twenty-five. - twenty three l2 twenty
four. 2 twenty five 20 twenty six i2G and twenty
seyen 90 in block number ~ OF HOLSTERS addi-
tion to the town Of Perrvshurg
HENRY II. DODGE, administrator
Nav 81. ISjG-}M5S3.0n
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Guardians sale of Real Estate by Order a

Guardians Sale of Real Estate by Order of
on the sth day of July, 1856, at o'clock. p. NJ. at
~ the door Of the Court House in Perryshurg, Ohio.
will be sold to the highest bidder the following real es-
tate Of Joseph b. Hill and Daniel Hill, to wit the nm
divided two-rwefths part of the ". Of the 4. W. I
of section ZI, township t. range 0, subject the wild
ow's dover estate in said premises.
WILLIAM HILL, Guardian
PRicE JEFFERSON. Atty's. June H. IS5'i-'w4 sl4o
nITCI NOTIFICATION Clark and Others. no
- toe is hereby given to the of the $. f. Of
:. 2. cf section %, n z. of y. l.. Of section So
5. T. ar Of n. p Or of sec 32 \. or of n p. or of
/ sec l2 W of or w of VI or Of see 81. W.
Of grin sec 49, the Eb OF or IN -, IN Hem
ry township, Wood county that application will be
made 90 the trustees of said township 20 lay ont and
tublsh ditch commencing near the section corner Of
Ccons 81 and 49, thence north to the ar pnst between
sections - and 90 and that the construction Of the ditch
Is equally apportoned between the different owners of
the land embraced in this notice The trustees viii meet
for the above purpose at the south line Of the county
between the corners of 32 and 33 the first day Of
August 1870. HENRY CARREL.
June H. 1s5G--jw6. agent for Morgan Bosworth,
/ DOAD NOTICE.--Notice is hereby given to the
IL owners of foowue.ands in town n, range ~ f.,
TO wit $ W. of section z s. Il. $. L. OF section s.
! y e. : of section 9, f. pit. N. W. and n. W. n,
W of section lS; that the viewers 10 locate a Dro-
posed county road, commencing at the N W. corner Of
section Is in Perry township thence the section
line between sections and Is. II and T. rs and O. and
| 10 and 10, till it ntersects the Perryshurg and Me
Cutchenyile road win meet at the house Of Tobias Bos-
er on the 2sh of June 1856 andfrum thence proceed
to examine said route. June :, IsiG-twl*
/ NOTICE,--Dorsey & Harvey j. Bell. Thos. Aletcalf
~ Ihos. WhiteIock, Charles Cliff and othes notice is
/ hereby given tn the own ers Of the land, in sec
tons 35, 3i' and -, in Henry township, Wood county,
that application viii be made to the trustees of sad
| township 90 remove all the timber that ob,hucts the
channel Of Portage creek and prevents the water from
running clear, commencin" At the mouth Of Ten Mile
creek, and continuing the corner Of said town
ship till it strikes Bloom township and to apporton the
expense and labor Of clearing said creek The trustees
will meet NJ the mouth Of Ten Mile creek on the 3st
day Of Jnly, 1856. HENRY CARREL.
/ June IA. l~5G--jwG.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned have
been duly appointed and qualified as admins strators
on the estate Of Elan Henry late of Montgomery town
ship, W God county. Ohio.
ELIZABETH HENRY, Administratriv.
RIJEY MORO AN sJ.,;,fat-,.or
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JAMES MARTIN, Ma Martin. Peter Martin, Mar
y garet Martin, aud the0nlnown heirs and legal rep
reseutatyes Of Matthias MNyn dereascd Won are here
by notified that the 9TH dy of June 1856 said ad-
mnstr'or fled his petition n the Probate Court Of
Wood County, Ohio, the ohisy ~ PRAYER of which is
to obttn R1 order To assign eewer Of Nancy Mar
tu tie widow nf s.il Natt' .. rrfir deceased and
TO sci the S. ft 81. R S. r.. ,...p F.lS. ", I of
'ee'"u !a township p. r'nrf D.. Hr 5 90 acres of
lam. nsi1r the farm 1d which +lg .t y aiss Martin
resided 90 the time Of f.s deec-7c. ro hre in Wood
comfy nsi' said petition e.ii b. eRing on the
3 tll day Of june, 1865.
U0BATIO II tLEX XANhTR.
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Horatio N. Alexander, admir-. Of !
Matthias Martin, deed.
~.
James Martin. EliEa Martin, Pc I
ter Martin, Margaret Martin, and
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rsrrii,ls Railroad Collision

tIgcrySATi, Dec. S.--Thc train ON the
Cleveland aud pittsburg Road ran into thu
Express ON the Ohio and Pennsylvania
Railroad, coming west, AT Alliance, Ohio
al : O'Clock This evening, killing ten PEI
soas and inurng several others. The fo!'
lowing are the killed so far as ascertaineG
Jacob keedy, Alliance; John Mcintyre
do; DR.. Smith and lady, do; J. Atterhurst
New Garden, Ohio; VIM. Richie, do; n
G.. TAYLOR Phiadelphia; John Brooks, N. },
SEcosp DlaPArcH. --CINcIsNATI Dec 8.
AT the raiirosd collision in Alliance last
evening, one Of the passenger cars was
thrown into the rotunda OF the depot, and
another into the sitting room OF Sourbuek 5
Hotel in which several persons were sit.
ting Beth these rooms were torn 10 PIE
ces and the inmates either killed or wound
ed. But few persons on the cars were in
iured. Among the wounded are Charlie.
Goats. Engineer. Nj A, Roth, Philn. +. C.
Clellcn. Conductor, DIR. Courtnay, Of Vince
Hno, X qvanaueh and lady, Anna Armour
OF Columbus, Indiana, j. Painter of Starh
Co. Ohio. Those killed are as reported
last night.
The train which LEFT Piusburg at o'ciF
arrived AT A lliance behind timc. The pa
scngers hal jus, finished supper and Ii
train had barely started again when tht
Cleveland train came dashing along at
speed of thirty miles an hour. At that mo
ment the pi,tsburg train stood across tn
track at the junction Of the two roads, an
the Cleveland train struck between twt
passenger cars, throwing them both on ttf
| track. Ii is said that the Engineer OF The
| Cleveland train has abscohded