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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

Try this remarkable aud most inte resting remedy.
1t 10 composed ofthe concentrated Juices Of the most
powerful and the most soothing Plants aud Roots In
nature, chemically combined and insulated in well
sealed glass Hotties, and charged by powerful Bat
terry Tins possessing In addition toits superior
dica virtues strong Magnetic and Electric proper
profoundly pentrating, and eminenty Quletlng and
soothing. II relieves pain aid Inflammation at once,
twhon freely applied y relaxing the strained muscles
aud nerves, giving life aud vitality by lis life Civ
Ing qualities, 70 parallized parts and chronic long
standing complaints, and weaknesses, allayng ne
vous pain, NOurplgia,) irritation, and removing OBJ
structions like charm Indeed all VIII have used IT,
speak or as truly wonderful medicine and esteem
BY fur, superior to any and all other external reme
remedy Tor the Group, Sore Throat, Inamatioh oftho
Lungs, Bowers, Liver, Kidneys and other organs,
Rheunhtisn, Spinal Irritation Agne in the Breast;
and at all times cures nervous Headaohe Neuralgia,
Sore Eyes, Bar Aehe Tooth Ache, ARue In tho Face,
Pimples and Eruptions OF all kinds, PILES, Bruised
and Sprained Limbs, Durns, parts Ohilblains,
indolent and long standing Sores Wounds, &C., &s.
also restores the Hair the Bald Head and prevent
The Magnetic Ointment has been extensively used
upon Canal and Draught Horses for Calls, Wounds,
SprRins and Lame ness, and Is sure cure, when ap-
piled hot for the Scratches on horses and the Foot all
on Sheep All tho Propretors ask for tho Magnetic
Ointment Is fair trial, confident that all they claim
for IL will be found truo 10 the letter. In the neigh
boIhood where itis manufactured, many people buy
by the quantity, aud II s kept and used by almost
eVery tnhabtanl Panacea 70 the numerous pains
and aches every family Is more or less afflicted with.
We say again TRY DIR. TRASK,S MAGNETIC ONT
MKNT. Mono genuine unless signed IS. HUEhL.''
win Pen. See Pamphlets containing full directions
Bottles. NJ.
For sale By KAUFFMAN q co., Lancaster, and all
Sther DVuggtsts In the country. sfF
n Pan orders should be add res sad town, NUDGE
4 CO., Earlyille, Madison county, New York.
Jnly, 81, l959--1yl2 E +.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21
FlIS! FITS! FITSl FITS
DIR. HaNcE's HE0ETABLE ExTRAcT

For tAe Cure Of Fits, Spasm, Cramps aud all N5rvOHa
~ and CoRsfitntio RI lI)fssasss. sszsFf
VDERSoNS who are laborlng under this distFessing
malady win find Or. HANcE's VEGErA BLKEPI-
LEPTlC PILLS TO be the only remedy ever discover
ed tor curing Epilepsy or Falling Fits.G GN&
These Pills possessa specific action on the nervous
system; and, although they are prepared especslly
for the purpose OF curing Fits they will be found OF
especial benent for all persons afflicted with weak
nerves, OF whose system has boon prostraed
or shattered from any cause whatever. IN chronic
complaints, diseases of long standi
edbyneryousness, they are exceedingly beneficial.
osh" ,f ~ P1. 80 % n ettvns Out
sont them through the mash tFee ofpOstagc. 1PFro
sale by SETH S. HANCE, No 109 Baltimore Street.
Baltimore, Maryland, ta whom orders from oil parts
oflhe Union must be addressed, postpaid.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

%Thers is an editor, away out IN In.
diana. who It is said is hooking little bunch.
es Of wool out Of The market wagons, and
stufing It away in one corner Of his office,
and on being asked by loooioco what be
was going to do with it, replied to him that
he was saving i to use at the next presi-
dental election, just to pull over the eyes
Of the Observation-Disclosures Herald.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

@s-N ----~--N~t N~~~"-~'
Aears. sEproRs.-ghsre as one point
upon Vhiohl iesl more interest,", and that
l would press upon my young readers With
more earuessuess, than, anything else ma.
l can think Of. next to living pure and
sPopess hyes; and that IS the svlls Oi go
ing 10 debt. 1t has been my lo' 70 W.T.
ness the SAD consequences Of 'n's mistaken
Praclaee IN various ways; ana no" say
70 eveIy young man, especially never never
owe any man one cant, while you have
hands 70 work: and health to enable you
n dosa -. ss,;s6ss tina, Won. cannot
-, ;.sL...,.A..
oOlii'ns ss-ssr oiunus' " m =
than to contract debts, however small Il
you earn but little, live on little less, and
petsevere. and YOU are on the road to inde,
r.nasnce. saa no,b,nu o.r nravsnt Won
- -; ~, IS o,l,;nma
'iom arriving mere hyou oon.'1ue,
Here let me remind you Of franklin,' l'l,
precept: "Never buy that'wbich you d.
not need simply because il is cheap
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~ An old gentleman named Wright

~ An old gentleman named Wright
formerly resident Of Cincinnati. while
working in the woods. four miles from
Vanctburg few days since. was bitten in
the hand BY q rattls-snakc. He ran all
the way to town; but the heat aud time
elapsing, only gave the poisonA stimulus
to penetrate bis whole system. When he
rsHohed home. he was blind. aud soen
died from the effects Of the bite. After
being laid out, Il is said that his body was
covered with spots like those on rattle
snake; and the picture Of rattle snake
was said to have been plainly marked on
one arm, This latter part is' rather fTsky.
Several persons went out to the spot indi-
Gated BY Mr.. Wright, and found the snake
aud killed H. Portsmouth Tribune.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21
THE SW. AM CORNER,

Tho ro 10 not In our city pleasant retreat,
Like the famous "Ssaa Csrner'l where choice spirits
Where AEeAa FaeAs presldos, as tho Germans might
or Nisiioias For Ia the plain English way.
Where hrong the plensd public for comfort and ease
SO s., winning his ways and adapted 70 please:
Who grateful for favors recieved ikthe past,
ls customers gainingwho stck true and fast;
Whose groceries selected In marksts the best,
Are known through the eountty, and cheapesi contest
Which Farmers Of Fairfield, have tried not IN van,
And purchasing once will sure buy again,
Who hnd for their Horses the SAeds most complete,
The safest and coolest along the Main Street,
Whose Bar room with pure healthy liquors supplied
la showing custom which can't he denied,
The L.smenade cooling fer hot summer days,
And oil other mixtures securing high praise:
That give social pleasures and bena6 6de ease, t,f
For Fox 10 too eENning tho rowdlos 10 please;
4 gentleman known IN the gensleman limo,
For the "SpaR" is a bid both for pureuoss and
speed, aef st
As sails the noble SpaR, so FoS shall sail,
To ample patronage thut no'er shalt faili
Cleave the rough waves wshih furious rivals raise,
Aud proudly gain the CUSTOM and the praise:
Where ladies ane ReRtlsmen come With no fear,
That trowdies indecent will check their careor;
With jokcs aud with chat 'er the eatables Eare;
Glory In prcelalming that Fox has "eeod cheer"
Whose Oysters in soason in every style given,
Dlolightng the palate turn earth into heaven:
While song may 60 round TO express all mo JOY,
a pleasure thatsspotless withontan alloy; s
Whose iss,erssn saioen, both By day and BY night,
lg crowded by those who Ia comfort delight; z
Who cool down the fever In this summer time,
Which else would rob life OF is pleasures sublime;
Whose Ball ROOM Tor danOlng can rleh frolics show,
For snts and for ladies, who iurr, tho swinioe;
A health ful amuSement for Bsau1 and for Beiies,
10 muslois son strains which no. cther exec 10;
While fromthe SaosH Corner the Lancaster Bead,
Isyielding its tones every ear 70 command,
Which swelling around rouse the Publiea loud voice
= Farra FER sran cerasr pAsrs all ayr1otes"
Yhen rocolect this. that you enter right box,
When yop patronize freely NicHoLAs Foxi
Who, cornero Q fMaip and Columbus fam'd street,
10 folly prepared all your wishesto meet; ta
with beat OF articles, III rough LancaAter renowned.
A. lowest prices 10 all Raiflleldoounty found!
Lupeasieri July 81 le59-3m ~
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

The London Times, correspondent says
that something unusual is going on between
Frsncs, Russis and Turkey, and be would
not be surprised if Turkey was to turn a.
gainst Austria. -Four Russian corps are
slready Oh war footing. All the officers
on limited leave have been ordered to
Join the army. A levy of recruits is ex-
pscted to be made.
ENGLAED. Lord LyndbuTst made a
speech in the House Of Lords, strongly ad-
Socating vigorous measures of defense, both
on sea and laOd.
He regarded the assertion. that France
had no wish to invade England, as unde-
serving Of consideration. England might
live in perfect Independence Of French for
bcAran;e, relying only on the vigor Of her
people. s
The Fourth OF July banquet took place
at the St James Hall, London. st which
Consul Campbell presided. Much enthu.
siasm prevailed, aId the usual toasts were
drank. Mr.. Dallss made a speech. in
which he compared the position Of Italy
10 that Of the United States in l776, and
expressed warm sympathy with The spir-
il Of national independence, exist where il
may. He proposed q sentiment to the
same effect.
Charles Villiers has been appointed Pres
ident Of the Poor Law Board, with a sea-
in the Cabinet, Mr.. Gibson having accept
ed the Presidency Of the Board Of Trade
Ii is rumored that Mr. Golden will be Of
fsred the Governorship Of Canada,
Il is reported again that Napoleon will
turn to Paris about the middle Of July.
Advices from Cochin China state tina
the French troops have defeated the ar
my of Autam and captured for mounting
go guns. The loss Ofthe enemy, was 500
The. French had ID killed and 80 wound
ed.
INDIA AND. CHINA.--Nena and the othe
leaders Of the mutiny have been dsleate'
and dispersed at Irdwan Pass,
The transactions in tea at Hong Kon
had been stopped BY the exorbitAnt de
mant demands Of the holders.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

MATRMAL ron THE Next PaEsIpENT.--
The following nSmed gentlemen are at the
pi esent time the most prominent among
he hundreds who are willing to serve
their country Tor four years. commencing
on the 4th Of March, 1861, in the White
House in Washington.
DEMooRATs. Stephen A. Douglas, ILL.,,
Henry. A. Wise, Va, r. NJ. t. Hunter. Va,
Daniel s. Dickinson. N. Y, Horatio Sey.
mour, N. Y, James Guthrie. KY, Gen. A.
8. Johnson, Albert @. Brown, Miss,
Jefferson Davis. Miss, Howell Cobb, Ga. !,
John Slidsll. La. Joseph Lane, Oregon,
J. Q. Brickinridge. Ky.
REpuBLIoANs. William Seward, N. Y,
N. P. BAnks. Mass. Salmon p. Chase,
Ohio. Simon Cameron, Pa. John O. Fre-
mont, California, John Mclean, Ohio.
AMERIoAEs.- John j. Crittendsn, Ky.,
John Bel. Tom, John Minor Botts, Va.
OLD LINE Vines Edward Bates, No.,
Edward Everett. Mass.
SoUTHERsN Pro SLAVERY oPPosIrIoN.
Wiliism L. Goggin, Va.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

IGNGUAHDtAN,S SALE.--Puranant To- an or
yydor from the Probate Court of Fairfield coun "
Ohio. will expose TO sale 10 tho Ghighe bidder, or
Monday tho 2stk day Of july a. 1859, at the door
OF the Court House, IN Lancaster, the following Rea
Estate, viz: Lot, No. 253, inLancaster, Ohio.
Said property belongs TO the ehildrenof William NJ
Kinkead, decreased, and is praised al S140O.
saloifee at Dower upon termso one bird Ia hand,
and Tesiduein two equal deferred payments at one
and Two years with Interest and for less than the
appraisedy JOSEPH @, KINKEAD, Guar.
Lancaster, Juno 90, lS59--5wepfo3 ~ '5eEE
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21

The SouTHERN MICHIGAN RAILROAD DIS
AsrER From the South Bend Register
we extract the following which is an alb
stract from the verdict Of the Corouer's
Jury, held at M ishwauk GO:
They are OF the opinion. that the en-
bankment ard culvert at the place were
we'll and substantially built. but the cul-
vert was not OF sufficient SIZE and capacity
10 carry of the water safely in time OF q
flood, and liable to be obstructed by drii,
wood, rails. trees, DO. That oulvert was
a. feet wide and 81 feet high, aud shou ID
have been as large again. ''ga "
The Jury further upon their oaths say
that the foreman, Dennis Kane, was guilty
Of wilful neglect Of duty in not examining
the track on aud over the embankment, af-
ter the storm on the night before the time
for the arrival ofthe train, in accordance
with the Instructions and regulations oI
the managers OF the road.
The inquest lasted five days. an the jury
was composed Of the best men OF that To-
caliiy.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-07-21
DIR. MORSE's
INDIAN ROOT PILLS.

DIR. MORSE, tho inventor Of MoRSE,s INDIAN
ROOT PILLS, has spent the greater part OF his life 10
we'll as North America--hAs spent thee years among
the Indians of our HesteTn eountry-it was In this
way that The Indian Root Pills were frat discovered
Dr. Morse the first man to establish the iact that
all diseases arise from IMPURITY oFTHE BLOOD
that strength, health and life dependsd upon this
The reason why people are so distressed whom sick,
and why many die, Is because they do not get me-
dcine which will pass 70 the aiiicted parts, and which
will open the natural passages for the dsase TO be cast
ouS hence, large quantity offood and other matter
Is lodged 81 the stomach u ihtestlhes literally over
agreeable fermentation, constantly mixing with the
blood, which throws the corrupted matter throu ugh
every vein and artery, until lie taken from the body
BY disease. Dr. Morse's ILLS have added to them.
selves victory upon vicaFy by restoring milhons OF
tho sick TO blooming health and happiness, Yasthou-
sands who have been racked or tormonted with sick
ness, pain and anguish aud whose eeble frames have
been scorched by the burning elements ofragng fever
and who have been brOu gh aslt were, within step
OF the silent grave, stand ready TO testify thai
they would have bsen numbered with the dead, had II
mol been or this Rreas aud wonderful medicine,
Morse's Indian Root Pills, Amer one or two doses
had been taken they were astonished and absolutely
surprised, In witnessing their charming effects. Not
only do they give immediate case and strength, and
take away all sickness, pain aud anguish, but they at
once 20 to work at foundation OF ihe disease which
Is the blood. Therefore, it will be shown, especially
by those who use the Pills, that they will so cleanse
and pnrify, that dissaso-thut deadly enelny--wi1
take its Night and the flush ofyouth and beauty will
again return and the prospect Of long and happy life
VIII cnorlsn ana brighton your days.
| CAUrfoN;-"Merchantsa aud Traders will be ontheir
guard aud notbe imposed upon by Counterfeit Of
DR. Morse's Indian Root Pills. signed A. B. MooRE.
Allgenuine A Pills will hereafter have the name aud
signature Of b. LAKE JUDSoS, (sucoessor TO A. J.
White & Co.. on each box.
All orders and letters relating to said Pills must be
addressed to b. LAKE JUDS0N, so Leonard Street.
New York. solo proprietor of Dr. Morse's Indian Roo
Pills, or WIN. NUDGE e. CO., EaTlviilo, Madison
county, New York.
Ds Morse's Indian Root Pills are sold BY all dedler,
In Medicines. ..st fsse
Agents wanted In every town, village aud hamlet In
the land. Parties desiring thD agency viii address
above for terms. Price D cents per box, Ave boxes
| VIII be sent on receipt OF 81, postage paid.
Sold by KAUFFMANSS Co, Lancaster, and by one
agent In each Village In the county Jy.2l ls50-l1l9
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MOTME MEiksI MOTHERsIl moTMEnslr

SVbu stdUp3s ftt--H C-tf. WhlEIEN, I0Wofi, MASS.
March 2, Ie59--6m44
MOThaEikS! MOTHERsII MOTHERyIE
Don'tfail to procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Sy
fup for Children TeethiDg u has equal on earth.
i greatly facilitates the process ofteeihng by Soften
Ing the guns, ,reducine all allinaammaion-71ill alay
all pain, and sure 10 regulate the bowels. Depend
upontt, mothers, IL will give yourselves, and
reliefand health to your infants. Perfectly safe in
all cases. $50 if2 tfF9H ~ gss - ts'sa "a
Thisyaluable preparation isthe prescription of one
ofthe most experienced and sklllfu female Physi-
clans New England, aud has bsen used with never
failiag successin millions OF cases. ti-ff
We beheyeitis the best and surest remedy in the
world, In all cases OF Dysentery and
dE n. whether it arises from teething or from any
other cause. ttTfft
II life and he alth can be estimated by dolIars an
cents, II isworth its wei ght In gold. - = a'ftf
Millions OF bottles sold every year IN the United
States. tits an old. and well. tried remedy.
- lEPRlCB ONLY, IS CENTS A BOTTLE.
II Phone genuine unless tho fac. .smile OF CURTIS
d PERKINS, New York. lis on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists ststhrouRhoutt to world, and
|, Iuue 10, le5s-6if
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RurUDLICAN STATE TICKET.

AAEgDLkCAN olAA6 AA~AGAs
For Governor.
WILLIAM DKNNISoN Of Franklin Co.
For Lieutenant Governor.
ROBERT G. KIRK. Of Knox County.
For Auditor Of State,
ROBERT w. TAYLOR, ofMahOning Co
For Secretary Of State.
ADDISON P.RUSSELL,, Of Clinton Co
For Treasurer Of State.
ALFRED P..SToNE, Of Franklin Co
~ For Supreme Judge.
WILLIAM Y. GhOLS0N, Of Hamilton
For Member Board ofPublic Works,
JOHN B. GREGORY. Of SciOto County
For School Commissioner.
ANSON SMYTE. Of Lucas County.
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&Ga dlA1aa1 - Doa9e

II Residence, on Wheeling Street, near Columbu
he will attend to all the calls Of Lisprof
fesston. t Lancaster, IA ugust5, la56-14t'
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arnrnI-nndn ntnna.

BY lhis We und ersland collection Of sand like sub
stance having been lodged In the passage 9fhe nnne.
When the system Il In healthy state, This suhahnee
10 carried OF by the natu raj passage OF me Ood Dal
when there IL weakness OF any Organs eape tho
kidneys, they become incapable OF expoing Anch .An-
dy Fetons, and consequently they lodged In
the kdney, urehrs the bladder causing great tn-
hammaton 10 those organs, and great pains and gu9-
ling and great dihcultyin vodng urine. II has boon
admitted by many physcians, that MorSe's Indian pills
arc made out Of some particular plants which have
wonderful charming influence IN dssolving the sub
stance which has coEged the passage. and by their
cooling propertiee, they expel all Inflammation, and
leave the water passage In an active and healthy state.
Prom three four oflhsse Pills night and morning
nom one 10 two weeks will decide how this dreadful
dseas l. 70 be treated, and they the cause
OF every kind OF disease 10 utterly impossible for
fa in curing the gravel, as they unelog the
passage, and leave tho parts In healthy and lively
Condition. Or. MorseN Indian Root PILLS are sold by
ali dealersin Medicine. July 81, lsS9-lmls
TTy0 CONsUmPTIVES.-Th advertiser hAv-
\ ing been restored to health In few weeks, by q
Iimple remedy, AFTER having suffered several yearS
with severe Lang Affection and that dread disease,
Comsu pton,--is anxious 10 make known to his fef-
low sufferers the means Of To all who desire
IT, no will send copy OF tho prescription used Gree Of
ehargs) with directions for preparing aud using tho
same, which they wi And sure Cure for COHsamp
toR, asthma, Bronchitis, &c. The only object OF the
adyersori in sendlng tho isto beneht ihe
ncted and he hopes every sufferer Will try his RENE
dy, 1t will cost them nothing, and may prove oles
sing. Parties Wishing the prescription will please
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,,
JulS y, lss9--swl2 Williamsburgh, Long leland.
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Dr. IEoDacIx,s IRSmoJfics. 8 Z

We publish, in another column Of to-day's paper.
article e0ptedffom the Cincinnati Times, descrip-
tive of Dr. Robacks extensve medical establishment
In that city By thoway, DIR. Roback's Remedies have
obtained great and deserved popularity with alE
classes. 1t has been but short time since these
NEEDLES were introd into our section of country;
yet Dr. Brennan, DIR. Roback's agent in tn place In
orms that his sales Of the Blood Pills and Blood Pm
ritter now far exceed those all other medicines for
which he is agert, combined. The for this,
that have stood the test cf practical experience
we have used them in family with the very
bestresulss For ALI diseases of the blood, eneral
debility, wbother ceedng from sickness or from
natural waakness, indigestion and all Kindred ai-
ments, recommend the Scandinavian Rem edios as
the pery best extant. They destinedt To-
achieve, not an ephemeral success, but permanent
and deserved reputation, which will render them q
necessity in every family Napoleon, o. Northpsst,.
March 9. II 17See advertisements. ~ 1O-1m
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Comm ON SENSE rules tho mass of the peopIe,.
whatever the misnamed and misantsFope phiIoso-
thlng let its merits be clearly and they
will not hesitate to give It their dial patron
ago. The masses havg already ratified the judgmenh
of physician, concerning the virtues OF HOSTEL
FkR's BITF RS "a be saen In the immen quanti-
ties OF this medicine that annually sold In every
scctonof tho land. II is now recognized as greatly
superiorto al other remedies yet diseases
ofthe digestive organs, such diarr ba dysentefy,.
dyspepsia and for the various feve that arise fro M,
derangement ofthose ortions OFF system. Hosiet
tors name is rapidly becoming household world =,
from Maine TO Texas from the sho OF the Atanti
10 the Pacific. Thy the article and be satisfied.
Sold by all druggists in the WORLD t5r8 ~
lLTsSee adyertisemen ent in another column 1mIO
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! ss lE5ea0O0 Agents Wanted--Tolsen four new
Inventions. Agents have made $4,000
one,z-better than all other similar agencies Sendi
four stamps and get So pages particulars, gratis
" ERHRAfM BROWN, LEVEL, Mass.
| March 3, 1e5O--6m44
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CHANGE OF TINE.
OIncinnatl, wIImIngt ton * XancsvIIk
I.:.IElII'|' lSls1
RAIL ROAD.

ON after Mon dap, pril 1885, the schedule OF
Nyime for Trains on This road, Leaving Lanoasier
whbbo as follows: tfss
,-s--s GOING WEST staaqe aTsgr
No. y Passenger at 10 noon, arriving At Cincinnati
llS ?. NJ. Passengers can return ffom thence al co.
next morning. s.sas rsFstf.s 4ss5.
= Freight and Aceommod al on I rain at 90 AN.
arriving at Cincinnati atI go p. NJ. next day. Pas
eengers By this Train can as far as Washington and
return from thence same day. ta
GOING EASTs
Eo.2, Passenger at tlQnoon, arriving at ZanesyilIe
at2 IS p. M, making direct for the East
+ Freight and Accommodation Train a. 90 AM
arriving at Zanesvillt atIl20A. NJ. Making direct
connections for East and West via. he CentTah
Ohio Railroad. Passengers for Columbus will take
thisTrnin. The above Trains stop at allalationsss
April Il ls5o-5Otf