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gun, IN the p.emisss bi2 West % b 1t. =, \ Il.
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FOR SALE AND no LEE.

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IN'ANIED fOR WilALiNb VOYAGES
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ltOlD EMEkOiDLkn ~ ANItp Iadi',
VI who thorough. understand mailing Oh ci's
,uou der 4 mp. 10 'uDu zinc b'l p,es "ht o"f'hi
ruIl.o, nlth. s.l O. s,Nru, Dr. ,i - a. :, II So So
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NTAN SHIFT lEONrG> WASTED OK
~ tuc So.k slIo' ioo4 wash -, md one stout
boz mo uuitr u ycs 'oi ~ . Tor oi.auas Gu to
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BAN Nbtbh / IA = SAIL HIS DA1, Al
L $50 y, E'gtr, JANIS AGAR viii rtli At lOAs
GO Y, b. .t atspitiu'ut ut iuth au4 sunens' scar
irF tffl, 30 - ada, hs kets, ~ It,, ilONs,
h.i. 49, stf. gtuts, uti, rcota-, rkuts, uehiue
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tom ufir,., o. aud othss. ~ order II \. or IN,
a. % 90 E.tte'. la
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npLEAlOi,> OK Wltls >LWlNr MA
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t.rr. boys mrI o. q Co.. t.uf -'tt"h, a. "a, tan g
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Trains leave Columbus daily Sundays eI'
cepted) as follows:
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AS n Family Physic.-

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rough to indianapolis without Change Of Cars,
and but One Change of Cars between
Columbus and 81. Louis
L n ind After Monday. Dec. 8.
1854.
Trains will run as follows
J. ,ur Trains Daily from Columbus.
Sundays excepted.)
FIRST TRAIN.

FIRST TRAIN. +se
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lton, arriving at Cincinnati at $40 connecting
1ecy with Ohio and Mississippi Railroad forLouisviie,
,ncennes st Louis, Cairo, and all points bouthwesti
rtving at St. Louis at 1880 M, ct Dayton at AS
With trains for Lafayette, Tsrre Hauts, Chicago and
'lipoints West
SECOND TRAIN.
oINoINNATI ACCOMMODATIONS at $50 q. m,
topping at eli stations between Columbus, Cincinnati
Dayton and Indianapolis; arriving at oineinnah q
Jli05 q. M, Dayton e:O6 q. mi lndfanapoh. ZIP
, mi connecting directly at Loveland with the n. r.
G. 2. R. for ohiilcothe, Flhetta and PsrkerIburg.
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SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF OHIO.
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Schools tn Ohto.
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ror to that Of any other Lexicon with which su &C
quainted."
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Schools IN OAto.
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guags,"
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Bilious Disorders - Liver Complaints.
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IMysician Of Me Marine, Hospital
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Passengers desiring tickets to the above routes via the
Pennsylvania Railroad Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
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Ohio.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-11
AYERS
PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble, and
complainingi Are you out Of
order, with your system de-
ranged, and Your feelings ufi.
comfortablei These syDlp-
toms are, often the prelude TO
serious illness. Some iit OF
siclsness Is creeping upon you,
and should be avertea by =
timely uso Of the right rem.
edy. Take Ayers piilS, and
cleanse out the disordered hu.
mors = purify the blood, and
lot tho llnids move on unob-
structed In health again.
They stimulate the functions
OF the body into vigorous ac-
tivity, purify the system from
"a I Ata. s.lstals sanf fA
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. EEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS

2 For further information and Through Tickets
Lep y to n. L. DoHHBTY, Ticket Agent, Union Depot
Uoidrbus, Ohio.
P. W. 6TRAD1R,
aeneral Ticket AGENT Cincinnati.
JN0. ". D0HBRTY,
Agent, Columbus.
I.W. WOODWARD,
Superintendent, oncnnat
lslnnbus Dec. %, 1883.
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THIRD TRAIN.

DAY RXPREss at li30 p. m. stopping Of Jefferson,
/ ondon. Charleston, Xenia, Spring Valley, 0orWin,
dorrow, South Lebanon, Fosters, Loveiand Camp
enia and Dayton arriving at Cincinnati ct $50 m
meeting with the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad for
10 aisyle st. Louis and Cairo; arriving at ets Louis ct
J;O5 a. m :, at Dayton at Ass p. M OF Indianapolis at
rS5 D. m. connecting for Lafayette, Terra Hauts, Chi
.sgr. etc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-04-11
FOURTH TRAIN.

ALL AND ACCOMMODATION at 3OOp. m j, stop
,.g at all stations between Columbus and Cincinnati
Srr, ing at Cincinnati ct 920 m; connecting at Lon
DO, or Springfield.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-02

black mantua ribAnd dissngage itself from
somewhere In the vicinity Of her foot and
siOusting in serpentine curVatines, fell
stealthily on the floor. This incident was
the fFst that had occurred during the eve.
ming which could afford him an oppOrtu.
nifty Of exhibiting any pOliteness to his
duIcinea. Springing forward with such
violence as to knock q staye out Of the
half-bushel measure with his heel, he
caught up the apostAte riband, and follow
ed it, rightful owner to her seat. Diedrich
exceeded himself in gracefuIness, when,
with an easy Aection Of the body, be ex.
tended to her the fore6nger of his right
hand, bearing its silken pendant and, smi-
ling, said
"You dropped your shoe string, Miss
Kitty"
Kattarina vouchsafed no response, but
in twinkling eluded observation through
thA doNr A universal lAnGh ~axerbaeAtod
through the room, and Diedrich calmly
and philosOphicalIy turned around and
abandoned the house, and the next morn.
ing abandoned his home. Unconscious of
having committed any blunder, he sup
posed the mirth Of the company to have
been occasioned by Kattarina's scOrnful
treatment of him, but what could have
actuated her to such conduct be was una.
BILE to surmise. The poor fellow was not
sufficiently familiar with the tidiness of a
young lady's invisible habiliments to ina.
gine that the renegade rihand, which he
so politely attempted to restore to Its orr
ginal possessor, had relieved itself from
the performance Of an unwhisperable Of.
fee and not that of lachet
By the by, it was downright prodigality
Of Miss Schminheckchen to appropriate
the commodity Of the mercer to a purpose
which could as well have been answered
by like quantity of red tape at q penny
9 yard, or other material Of equal cheap
ness.
All how poignant is the disdain of her
one loves, and what awful consequences
sometimes result from it. Some weeks
after, the public prints divulged the name
Of Diedrich ROdenheiser, in . list of pas.
sengers blown up by the explosion Of
steamboat boiler, on the Ohio river. The
unhappy man by laundering on board the
steamer, blundered into futurity.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-02

Coop MANNERs.-A writer thus. De.
scribes what wo are always theori&ine
about: "The world has always bSen
charmed with fine manners; and Why
should it not? For what are tins man
ners but this: to carry your soul on your
lip, in your eye, in the palm Of SeaE
hand, and yet to stand not DakeA h1t
clothed upon by your individual quslitycS
visible, yet inscrutable-given to the.
hearts Of others, yet contained in your
own bosoms-nobly and humanity 6Pehs
yet duly reticent and secured fFOmi invuS
sion. Polished manners often disappOiuN
US; good manners never. The EormsR
may be taken on by INDECENT souls; The
hitter imply noble and opulent nGtGse.l
And wait you not for death, AccOsdlhgsp
the counsel of Scion, to be named haW.a
if you are permitted fellowship WITH >
man of rich mind, whose individual savoy
you always finely perceive, and pa1sr
more than finely-whe Yields y6a DE
perpetual sense Of community, Mad HsVetat
Of confusion with your own spirit zb6
happiness is all the greater, III the fllsw-
ship be accorded by . mind eminentlH
superior to ones own; for be, while fee
more removed, comes yet nearer, SeStNInk
to be that which our own SOul mey -
come in some future life audSO yiAldiae,
US the sense Of our CwR being, nam,
deeply and powerfully than it Is given 6Y
the consciousness in our own bosom.