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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-30
Spring .....!s......... 1860.
NEW GOODS

For the last two weeks have been receiving larger and
think) well selected
Stock of Spring and Summer Goods,
which my humble opinion viii compare hv6rnby In variety
& us snS % a o 'Sia ssS St a eSSa' s in s
Sor vh3 S long soq%s IL telling u! Dear FsOpls, Eo'
much tney feel for their PoetsiL
HAvH
400 yds Prints, from Sc 10 l2t cts per yard.
500 yds Gnghnhs from lOc to Is per yard.
$500 yds Shales Muslin DeLaines, Poplins
Valehties, BerOges, wide awake.
Ducal Pldids, from Is 10 81 cents per yard.
SILKS:
500 yards 2s IS In Black Gro De Rue Figured Ocade
Plain and Fancy, Plaid and Foulard,
Dress siiks from 4s to IDS PER gard.
An endless variety of Hosiery from &c to 3lc
bntts, Dress Trimmings, skiss Lawns
Gloves. Dress Buttons, Swiss Mails.
Dinity laces sb.v,s
Lagos Bfpids, Stella Shawls
'S6GIhgEs, 6,InIss,,,. skrts, Droeha shqyls,
Nantillas Pansols, Cashmere DO
A very large Stock OF
Summer Ware and Domestic Goods.
CONSISTING or
pPemms. PS:. ShsetingS Black, Brown Blue
farmers T9Inr CassmefH Drills, Broad Clots,
Checks, Stripes And FancS' i'aiH
Jeans, Cheese Calming pleocb,d CooBs
Cotton Yarn, Bbots si6b." EisJsGsrs' 'O''
Window Shades, Wall.pap Cr6ekerv
Ba'tans' Umbrellas, Hats Caps &C.
ALL Gs
ChSaB
as can Be bought for pay in this town or County
GROCERIES.
have choice stock hand which selected with care
Try little Of my
46 cent Tea,
think you will say Il Is worth the money
hoping 70 merit and receive my share don't want aD
Of the Patronagn 6f thiA community.
remain, &c.
J. p. Robertson.
TREE BUYERs-tOOk HERE "a
10000 Apple Trees
5000 Peach Trsss
1000 Pear Trees,
1000 Cherry Trees, ..r
5000 Strawberry PIAntl,
1900 Graps vinss I-f
1900 Raspbsrrisa coOSsbsrriss and CurrAnts,
10000 LAwtOn BAetbsrriss,
&c. &s. &s, &C.
In fAe everything in the nursery line b procured rs
to 100 per cent cheaper at the
PAINEsvlLLE NURsERIEs,
than you buy Of agents from eastern or any other nurs
cries Besides being better adapted your soil and climate
and consequently worth from
100 to 400 per cent, more to you,
than Trees delivered by agents.
E Remember, "A penny saved ia good two earned,
and call on before giving orders to Tree vsnders
stOrrs q Harrison.
PainsSVille, June 5th, 1850. 54a
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-30

DAlNTS aud OlLS.-Boiled and Raw
Il Lnseed Oil; Hudson River White Lead pure iu OIL the
very best; Niagara White Lead pure in Oil New York Pre-
MUM pure in Oil Black and Red Lead, Lithnge, TIMBER
Venetian Red Chrome Green, Paris Green Haden Permanent
Green, Yendigs Chrome yellow, Yellow Ocbre, Whiting.
Japan Varnish, CopA Vanish, Chinese Yermoip, Lamp
Black, Spirits Turpenne Paint BFshes Yarnish Brushes
~ ROOT A MORRIsON's
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Relief for the AFFLICTED.

jamestown Pa. from July 22nd, to August 6th.
Charge for medicine for mouth from $l0O TO 500.
Dr. L. G. Clark having had frequent and urgent solicitations
from his patients aud their friends TO visit the neghbOrhOod
occasionally, that they might consult him personally well
by case will hereafter visit the above named places
GmOnth.
Having had seventeen years experience In the practice OF
medicine during which time he has treated thousands Of
ens in all forms of acute and chronic diseases with unpar
Aeled (Of which of yOur friends neghboTE
testify and prepared to give relief to all who may APP
ply. Particular attention will De given TO the Of CoS
SUMPTION and AL diseases Of the lungs and chest Dyspepsia
Nervous Diseases Female derangemsHs Of every character
will be treated With success.
Also viii old and all erupys diseases Of what
character they may b. He makes Of universal
BotOHiea remedies No eaoms other deeterOus drugs
Persons At distance desiring advise Medicine will send
general description Of the appearance Of the urine, with
correct statement of the cause origin Of the disease and
general history of the symptomS with name, age &C.
All communications must be directed to
444 s. G. CLARK, MD.
jamestown, Mercer Co., Pa.
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CIVILIZATIONS. - Saturday brought us the
news OF the nomination of DOUGLAS, and the
effect upon the dropping spirits and distracting
fears of the handful of his followers, was not
little refreshing. An unrestrained smile be-
came tolerably apparent, and successful at
tempt was made in here and there an individual
case, at cheer Such transition Of feeling
such an unwOnted show of enthusiasm, was
thought by some of the bell-weathers of the
party, should be taken advantage Of by little
waste of salt-petre. The "baby-waker'' was,
therefore, brought out, stationed in Main street,
IN front of the Fisk House, AID from its deem
throat doomed terrible defiance to the enemies
'of Dred Scott squatterism. But alas the first
'exultant demonstration had an ingredient in its
mixture OF modification and chagrin. The
choice of location had been as short-sighted as
1t was studiously obtrusive. The shattering of
large glass carried terror to the pockets of the
'eIultants, and instead Of unalloyed triumph, the
thought of footing, beside the powder bill,
ssome S25 or $50 for shattered fronts, gave an
unexpectedly mournfuI turn to affairs The
;grins came from the other corner of the mouth.
Dougasism began to look like hazardous
game, which carries pecunary desoation as well
ITO followers as to leader. The temptation to
Ssubside under this untoward aspect of things
was so strong that the timely aud tempting in.
svitation of the landlord to come up and liquor
rralIied something less than half dozen. The
rsfect of this bit of oversight was to merge the
Fsrty again into the sadness and silence, which
tgtt the better of it after the Charleston fzzIe
sand the news of the seceeders nomination COM
ing to hand on Monday, was greeted with
'saiute in the evening by the Buchanan men,
which dispeled the last vestige of Douglas en-
Sthusasm, and furnished US with some Of the
best specimens of meekness and silent sorrow
iog submission, that one might hope to meet in
asummer days journey.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1860-06-30

In Conneaut June 24h, WILLIE CARLIS only Of Henry
S. and Angeline Carlin, aged il years.
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THE CENSUS TAKER COMING The undersign-
ca having nearly completed his labors in the
township ot Ashtabula, will be in the borough
fon tomorrow and 1t is to be hoped that every
.one viii be ready to answer the following ones.
tions, at least What is the yalue of ali vour
real estate, no matter where situated Second.
~, All Of your personal estate, consist of what
nc may the value Of bonds, mortgages notes
alTe stock, jewels or furniture in fine the value
OF whatever soustitHtes the personal wealth of
individuals. Exact Accuracy may not be arriv.
ed at, but it is the duty Of every one to get as
pear as may be. Now, when you read this no.
Fsee' take your pen or pencil, and make your
Sggres so that there will be no necessity for
hindering both yourself AMI the marshal The
manufacturers have already, through the pa
pers, been apprised Of what will be expected
OF them, so that nothing more need be said.
LEVI f. BLAKEsLEE, Marshal
Plymouth, June %, 1860
\. Bit may be understood that the mar
ehai does not aprize property but he takes the
ngues as given and the responsibility of max.
tng ialse statement rests with the respondent.
~ PslnesViIle airs its patriotism on the
coming anniversary, by an old fashioned eele-
Dratlon, oration and fireworks. We hope the
ihiOg will be ss well dOus as II was by the fair
pres last yesE,
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the aufby ofhSfbofng mlllsfz, aad sulaa are liT-
it % three car loads 6a iolloWul car red ~ 81 81
qag nd Sis ed Icag, mixed at 1921 an deliF-
tfsd. tilg1ifg egFlr1hA hL NA.
u0IsN4Mors active aud better. sales aosrs On
track At Asot sarB DO at Sas tnd ioo bagh nee On
boaft Al same. ia aff o.
OATs~s ~saluseu car At sac, and car at sso.
HTGHWTNEs-sale0r 0r25 hbls as ip'ke.
CTTRFsR-saiss of io5a BE a. TsSaIsfe.
BUTRKR-sAlss Of y tubs W. Rat l9c, aPd :
small lots central a lie.
LARD sales l2oo Re Camel ct nc, pHd kegs
and barrels at IKE
RGGs-.saieso Of barrels at iie,and barrels q
lose. II
SyARTs-salss Of small lot Of hams At lOSe, anl
ahonisssgz ul7e-
I.Ts-Has advanced. Tho recent cousolidatiob
Of - sai iHtoroGts hes Put stop to the eompstition
}. This article which has existed among tho New
York manuflCtursu for a iev-T years past and TIA
new company are prepared TO dictate price, 10 tho
consumer dependlng on this market, except In q
FAR aa they may be restricted by the opmpetion which
may be offered By the Ohio. .manulaeturors. by an
agreement between the principal dealerl, the price
of fine has boon put up to lt5 Coarse ia hsldA tho
same figure. Sacks are wOrth l09lo'fc.
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NEW YORK MARKRT-JULK Q.
s..--

.FLOUR-.salo1 500 bbls; a S5,s6@St5 for su-
Peri,nel sietei Ssaa ior extra .tatel S5is9a,2'
plediqn extra gesteFRi and ss,7g5,s0 for shipping
breuds extra ohior0und ho05. Market closing duil
-CGHxbIkN FLOUIa- -saigs Of 200 Bbls ss So
@5ie5 fer sppsEne and S5ll So for coilIloa 70
Shoioo extra; Market scarcely 90 hrml while thu
.RYE FLOURSsaiS ss,sO94,O for com. to
choice supertne, Mgrkot oi,|nt and steady.
CORN MEAL-sales d p Dds at S, S,iG9s, 5Ofor
'WHIsKY;-sales 500 s5isat nlseaSo, Nearaly
WHEAI,@sslss g ,-la1 1ellieaso spring at
~ bush good VI.Iis ITiSiiS af q II; io60o bush
winter Tods nv, s SIS ] sT ST hoSyy and
B B1H7sE i-iiarstt aaist ana aoninaIly un-
I'M CYiS Ss5i 81 aoolssb a a ,ar sound and
choice Tlxgl .9Fu, l2j4 5iifs br unsOund do
0ATS-SsIla ai 81 ~ for western and Canadian
P0RK-sa ai6s ol i,G lllli be for new mess; SIS q
for old mess; tl575 for ossr prime meas Sl3 Is for
Sl3.sq ior ola btinls. lsrei j IN with Jy5fy mods
TSte demand the goys[amsnt eontraof for 400 bbls
primo 81 s65 fo6dntfy iIssss sSi05O for re-
9esed lo, ness ness and 9, i extra mess prime
6o0O bbie vas isleh a si5 81 i5f1t
I.AR4Tsalsg q sOalbl,ll 1T I2's 9l2Jte. Market
BUTTER- -ssies a iS9iso Iof Ohio, and i4aiso
LOT EesteFni lo@ lse statei l58lse for Orange
81 ISIS sisi 81 slozs for s,atel 7@IOo for
HIDES hisFfst dpii and heavy, aud We hear Of
only small SALES 20 note II ~ Il - IN lf-'l.
NY. BANK srATRAIRNT-JULY 3:
az TE1EsaAPi. ssla-sf -l-'
Increase IN Leans = : {. /. ..... sss. .O,o
increase IN Specie. - s74f4
lncreasa IN Ciroulaii0 5ss, ,544
lll-o N = zA'iii
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FIRR.


LEAYESWoRTH July g..
destructive lre broke out this morning at
3ocloek, IN the saddlery shop Of Owen Duffy, on
DeleYan street, destroying "a frame buildings
The following are the principal losers. and iass-
rance
Owen Duty, saddIer, loss on building and
stock 5000; insured nineteen hundred. Restu-
rant owned by Mueller, loss $500; insured. Be
myer, gunsmith, loss $500; insured. i. QUintal
saddler loss sl3O0, insured for a thousand. g.
A. Eddy & Co, drugs, stock partly saved; fully
Insured. DR.. Marshall dentist, residence; less
500; no insurance. Daniel A. HaWes, clothing
store loss $500; no Insurance w BFeeks, city
book store, books and building, owned by Chas.
Mundee; los $3.50; no insurance, ROthchiIds g
variety store, loss $500; insured. Clark, Grnber
4 Co. Times newspaper injured to the amount
of 5000; fully insured. Daily Times, damage TO
pres and papers small Engine house, loss 500;
no insurance. Fosters carpenter shop, loss 500
Some smaller buildings also destroyed, but loss
unimpOrtant The total lOss will not exceed
SIS 900, on which there is Insurance, as follows:
Hartford Co. 5000; Charter Oak $500. Home,
N. y, 5000; American Exchange, n. Y, $500;
Phoenix, Brooklyn, ss0e; State Fire, Of New
Haven, $500; Etua, Hartford, $500 Fire sup
posed TO be the work of an ineendiary, and ar
rests have been made Of suspected parties.
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LETTER o. ACCEPTANCE.

NV loRE, JlIy 3. =
Mr. breckenridge acceptance viii be publish
ed to MORROW, il is quite Lengthy. He says he
has not sought desired to be placed before the
country for the Office of President. He then eK-
presses his approval Ofthe action Of the cOnYen-
tion which nominated him, and says it does not
become him TO SHRINK from the respongib ilitie Of
post to which he has been gned-
He holds 70 the doctrine Of nOn-intsrYentiOn
by Congress or territorial legislature either 10
establish prOhibif slavery In the the territories
and the plain duty OF the Federal Government
when necessary 10 the citizens Of the States to
protect the enjoyment Of their property within
their jurisdiction. He concludes by expressing
the hope thatt the canvass may be conducted Viilil
out rancOr, and that divine providence will con.
finue TO protect our beloved country from an
danger both foreign and domestic
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Afsr q other Treatm9pt Falsll


fofmsrIy of New York ciiy, VIII pay ono Hun-
dred dollars for the proof tha5 hs eyer ais 70 euEs
sum for the proof that any other Physician ~
the United States tFsais tie same diseases With
Aissf msi5 years of laborious study and s4DsF-
sneei p. GIBSON q heppy y being able q an-
sBEEDYi XsD iPEKAIAEENT CURE
o. the above and other private dseases, with F ipa
pEhiLITf Or NERYOrs PROsIRATiONs
81 th1aI had expended Rundrsds y dollars With
ysiclsiis, Who prolsas g tr9at 81 prll4io
EifkonFh Br. GiBsON has DipIoma. yot ho
makes no boast 3f that fet, ioy the sssy ihst
q Diplona j mplrasilelY sigD thug5 degilruie
81 intelligence, Tor neithsr atploHlali nqr eola4s
Gent To siays make aesd men VI lss Or 3 congsrt
single Ounce into medical aeni15 nsiI4sr does
be boast that be lsg member o. sot1s eoless In
[s5s y ~ ia +, ~ Il fi5t 1i.et II
give entire satiSflcti0n 10 fh0ss Who Tspose conf
dsnee in his ability and integIity and that - -
chaIshges any Fhy5ician Of LOIdon ParilS Or any
patent medicine to equal for the radical euIe q sem
both mental and physical, arising hom sezuii y
Df. GIBSON also claims COR his new treatment the
following advantages ali others yet dzcOTeredi
and frat the agents used sre IN 20 reset dlsaee-
/ able; he uses no relics Of the dark ages, such g
Mercury, any other deleierious drug: seeQndly
20 resEietions IN dist o. business s Inlfa-
u
he gtand8 prepared 10 60 into sny public or private
hospital IN the United States and demCnsirate me
great iact tal ne . able 20 pefulaLeniiy cure Ten
cases, in the same length Of time required b any
1 other Physician 70 cure one similar case
Fellow Citizens Facts tangible things and in
I this age, the only pabula upon which the public
/ mind can be fed, and l9Om which Just and dannito
| conclusions can ba deduced-
DR.. GIBSON Is peFEianently located - CiaIalandr
and nae ~ daslns tis ~ y. - s9l.as ~ "a
other modes Of treatment Heereuce tan Be- given 70
indiEid1ais II TIE fTsf respectabify IN CisTslInd
|HaT %
skin and integrity in al Professional tralEacti0ns-
1 D3spelas Rhuellatisn, SsrUliIla and all chronic
Z diseases treeted with unusual success
~ Medicine sent to any part OF ths, country on
II receipt Of ten dollars.
/ pr, GIBsON's New Work On PhFsiolosJ lsE sale
/ At his ofhce.
DR.. GIBSON,
II Professor Of ElsetroPatty ard Aedieine,
- Omco No. NJ Ontario street., up stairs, q few
\ doors from the Public Square.
/ 0mc8 hOuIs from to u and from 2 70 to5 o'clock
L daily (Sunday5 excepted. nova
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BOSTON NEWS.

hlsIQA, July y.
At meeting Of the Merchants Exchange Co
notice was received from Postmaster Capen that
Iie should remove the post Office to SUMMER street
the first Of October next. The Company unani-
70 tender the Postmaster General the free use OF
the apartments now occupied in the Exchange
5rom October 10 the15th OF March next
~ lls7llalaIy AIe 81 Aliilsn lover sllisi 5el
soss 5000, Amole the sufferers are Jabez Sum
9eI, = :. Baker llos. Straugeman and SamuUl
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

The Pennsylvania members of the National
Douglas Committee has addressed letters 70 the
State Electors demanding their position, -
1t is intended by the D0uglas men to caIl . state
Convention either delegate OF mass, to MI Faean-
cies in the electoral ticket e-
kIr. FOrney announces that Mr.. Douglas cor
daily sustains the policy Of non-eoalatiOn with
Breckenridge
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HtLEVELAND AND MAHONING
Y J RAILROAD .-TnEE TABLE No. IS. ~. -
10 take effect on after Thursday February To- 1859

4AAlel4 AAllt1s
AT Cleveland with Cleveland & Toledo, Qlo7ei8Eq
Columbus & Cincinnati, Cleveland Erie, and ClsFs-
land 3 Pittsburgd Railroads.
At SOlOn, with hacks to Chagrin Fails, &c.
At llnntua, with hacks for kavenna, &c. r-
At Bracerills with haeks TO Newton Falls, &C.
AtWarren with hacks 70 Sharon, Gre9nfeld, Mead
Fiile, bloomfield, Garfield, &C. -- -.--f
At Youn gstOWn With Stages for heo Castle, PO-
laRd, Lowell and Enon valley, ana the4c8 by ?. p
." . = = 80 = - CH8s. L. RHODES, suD't.
Cleveland. Feb q,ls59. - ~ f'7'-1 TT - ~
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Last nights Report
1TURpERRD.

NV IoRK, July g.
Early tbs morning Mr.. Shoemaker, German
who keeps market garden in seventy first st.
took a load Of vegetables to one Of the down
town markets. leaving his wife and children in
bed. On his return ne found the woman and
child lying on the floor OF the rooH, with their
thrOats cut. The child was quite dead, but the
mother still bresthcd. -.
The murderer Is a discharged workman Of M
Shoenaker, named I rank HOLMAN. He Is custO-
dy He also stole $40 7fl1
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ROUSE & JENNINGS,
REAL ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS
z No. Oil Superior ST., up stairs q q =
MARBLE BLOCK. si7 . i..7
FOR sAIr On FxCHaNcp

D. a
II - FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FARM q rs aorss. y miles from this city, With
lys S mouse yaS5S S8S olebST 6f gos s19 % Ii sy
3 o. soils part sand loan and part bottom land
erty or 10 to % acres near the city IN part pay,
and a part may remain on bond and mortgage
sANDUsKY-SHouss ald lot to exchange for ono In
fEsFRYa ST. sT.Bo4so ahdlot to exchange for small
business iSissi PRsPERTY On superior STA large
/ brick building well located, and leasehold tor
+ IS years, Win take one hRlfin western lands
{ or other good property, balance mostly on time
I story honss and lot, very cheap al sii00. = :
UNIVERSITY HEIs5i q Is-house and lot to ex-
I kEWToN s ST.4Houso ana lot to exchange for Can
kN ISPRo9ED sfP FARM Of 1872 acres miles from
Railroad Station, in Northern illinois, lgg
{ acres under clltiTatiuuf h0usa, barn, &C.; tlf
i per acre. house in this city, say SOU, will
Be taken in.pRrt ply., I. i ~.
I74 ACRES il north part Of indianu miles from
the Toledo and Chicago Air Line Railroad, and
= OF q mile from large village with mills, iae-
tories, &C., with small house and other i'm
foam. EEchsnse for a house and lotin the city.
r.r.. att snr FOR SALE. .-
lake SI.-West Of Erie, double two story house
and four small houses, and lot 50 by ll4 IT, with
alley on side and rear. S2J0O.
los ACRES IN NEWBURGH-4 miles nom the
ses1 T. the whole or part. SO per acre -.
and lot 81 BY ls2 feet: cheap at SlO0O.
TO LET.
EUCLID sTREET-West Of Eric, first class brick
Kinsman l sfrsst=Smo '5S S
- do do do do .-......--....... l75
Granger street. do do ................. 100
Bond street-brick s. = do ,.................. go
johnson street-brick do .....,.....,..... l75
...ae ROUSE & JENNINGS,
iune2s Marble Block.
.WANTED TO PURCHAS ST..
l. W. Notes well secured upon Real Estate in or
near the city to the amount 200. Old 10 per Ct
mortgages preferred. - ..,, - b
ROUSE & JENNINGS,
iuly4 ,,-. rs..-E.trr ~ MHrblg Block.
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N05ITN1TFD.

81. LOuIs, July p.
Hon. trancis y 5iil., Jr.. was today nofnina-
Ted Dy acelanlatlon Df tli1 uIcaisof ~ fTst
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OiTFVEIAND- COLUMBUS AND

HtLEVELAND, COLUMBUS AND
n RSSgEuEyr--lgs0 On and after Menday, june nth
1850, Passenger Trains VIII Leave gleFelana as ol-
so AZ. Ny. & Cincinnati Izprsas-stoppIae st
Berea, Grafton, Wellington, Nav London,
800 Salem, Shelby, and ali Stations south Of
Shelby reaching Columbus lls30 A. r.,
Cincinnati 40 A. n 10 - -.-.. b..
3:15 P. H. Accommodation Stopping at an StatiOns,
and reaching Collmbus $40 p H. CiDcln-
500 P. H. Night EEpresg-stopping at Berea Grafton,
Wellington, New London, Shelby, CREST
line, Gallon, CardlngtOn, and Delaware,
reaching Columbus ll.o0 ?. n, Cincinnati
- C0NNECTIONs.
Shelby, Sandusky Mansfield & Newark Railroad for
Mansfield, At, vernon, Newark, Aanesyille,
CrestIine, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayns Chicago Rail-
{ -.. road, for Forest, Upper sanduskYy Delphoas
Z Lima, Fort Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago, &cs-
I t west and East for Mansfield Wooster Mas
Z silOn, &C ga t. iL
Gallon and Belleoltaine Railroad Line, fer Marion,
Bellsfontainss Sidney, Union, Mnncles In
Z dinapgiis, Terrs Hnute, Ninceunes, Evans
Wills, Louisville, Cairo, ST Louis &o-
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts
burgh Railroad for Springfield.
Columbus, Little Miami B Columbus, and Aenia
Railroad, for Xeuls, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow LOEeland,
and Clncinnatll and with the ohio z Ms
sissippi Railroad ct CINCINNATI i6r Louis-
: vile, Evansville, Cairo 81. LOUIS and Al
Columbus, Central Ohio RailroaS fox Newark Zanss-
I vile, Wheeling, &c, Columbus, Piqua and
& s.' Indiana Railroad for PlQua, Drbana, &C.
n5- For Tickets 70 all points and Information ap-
BY at the Union Ticket 0fee, 81 Superior street. OF
n the PASSENGER Station.
: : ~ 3 5. FLINT, suEorintsndent.-
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