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How TO KEEr BurrrR.-After taking out
M mucl, butter az will last for week or
fortnight II tho weather Ia cold, I take two
quarts of water, one Of clean tne salt ono
Mound of white sugar. and teaspoontul Of
:;al,-petro when dissolved, lay piece OF
white linen over the butter, covering II
closely around the edges,) and pour on part
of this brine. Head up the frkin. and " Il
leaks set It in a washtub. and put In some
more, driving down the hoops every time
butter is taken out close the irkin In this
way. II the salt does not oil dissolve In the
brine, add little moro water. One receipt
will do for one hundred pounds Of butter.
With this receipt I have kept butter into Ju-
IL, in Brooklyn.
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The meeting of the Legislature is fixed by

The meeting Of the Legislature is fixed by
law for the first "Wednesday in January, but
its meeting will perhaps be dispensed with ;
for the Augusta correspondent, of the Boston
Journal, "Toby Candor," has arranged eve-
ry thing 50 positively that there will be moth.
ing for the Legislature to do. 1t is sagely a
mooted question whether tho State would no.
save money by abolishins tho "General
Court" and substituting Toby" and his let
tiers in lieu thereof.
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Brighton Cattle Market.

WEDNESDAY. Dec. %.
Swine iii0
PRIcEs-Markst BseE-Extra, $i3 25 a - IS frst
quality 5Oa u COZ second % u 50 third. eOa
1000 pr 100 lbs, ghs total weight Of hides tallow
and dressed beef
Ridss-9a9ic per ID.
Taiiop--lOd. % per Id
Lamb Skins-SI75a223.
SAssp Skins-si,75 AS.
Calf Skias-l6 a l7c. pr ID.
Sforss-Yearlings 500 to 90 two yrs. old, % d0o
three yrs. old, 20 10.
Working Orsn.-si3s to go.
Miich Coms.-si0a 60; extra, 75aloOi the prices OF
Mich Cows depend altogether upon the fancy VI
Shssp and Lambs-PrIccs, Sheared sheep 90 to 90
per Id. Old Sleeps to ste. Lambs s. W to u W
Srins-wholesalc 600 TO 1000 per h., retail 90 to
OOc. Fat lIogs-l4i TO $50 per 10.
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The Confessions and Experience OF
nm Observation-Disclosures for the benefit and as q
CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN and others; who sui
for from Nervous Debility. Premature Decay or
Manhood, &C., supplying at the same time the
MEANS OF SELY.CuRE. by one who has cured him
self amer undergoing considerable quackery. by
enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may DO had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ.,.
3m5i Brooklyn. Kings Co., N. Y
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81 The la.es. new. state .ha. Richmon

81 The latest news state that Richmond
papers contain official dispatches from Geor.
gia indicating that Immediately upon the &C.
cupation Of Savannah, Gen. Sherman sent out
an expedition Of cavalry. artillery and infan.
try towards the south western part Of the
State. A dispatch from Bragg states that
all efforts to capture Font Fisher that guards
Wilmington. have failed, and that Buffers
forces have re-embarked on board their ships.
No further news from the expedition Is re-
ceived.
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DR.. TOBIAS,
VENETIAN LINIMENr.

In pint bottles, prioe 50 cents.
$40 Main street, Hartford, Conn.
DR.. Tobias-Dear Sir have been In the livery
business for the last twenty years and during that
time have used all the various linIments and 10.
tions OF the day, but never have found an article
equal TO your Venetian Horse LIniment. hare
tairly teeted Il my horses In distsmper sprains
cuts Oaks swelllngs Of the glands &C., ~ also for
.neumsus% on myself and have always found it
Rsspsetfslly yours, q. LirCHfIELD.
rnos - and ~ esuts bottle. Sold by al drug.
kIsN. Vmee. % CortlAndt Ct. New York. lm6l
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ness lasstude, palptation OF the heart lack Of sp
petite, distress after eating, torpid liver, constpa
tlon, &C., deserve 10 suffer II they will not try the
celebrated
PLANTATION BITTERs,
which are now recommended by tho highest medi.
cal authorities, and warranted to produce IN imms
date beneficial effect. They are exceedingly agree
ablc perfectly pure, and must superceds all other
tonics where healthy gentle stinulanti 10 required.
Thoy purify, strengthen and invigorats.
Thoy create healthy appetite.
They arc an antidots 10 change OF water and diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation q late hours.
They strengthen thesystern and enliven rhs mind.
They prevent iniasmstc and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath D acidty Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diafrhns and Cholers Morbus.
Theyours Liver Complaint Nervous Hesdtchs.
They make The. weak strong, the languId brill
liant and are exhausted natures great resiorcr.
They are composed of the celebrated CalIsaya bark,
wlntergreeu, sassafrss, roots and herbs, All pre-
uus .ps ps and @
bottle.
beware of impostors. Examine each bottle; see
that has gu, Iysss % so.ns and cur sr
nature on One stse plate side label seG
bottle IL not realed with spurious and
Hiti.rs nv lie Gallon or In bulk, 10 an inpostor.
Inv ner;on Initiating this bottle. or selling any
other material therein. whether S.iisS Pl.at1ton
snS iii he no prosecuted by Us. We already have
our eve on severni parties recalling our bottles &c.
Who viii succeed In getting themselves Into close
scr. from ladies' clergymsn, msrchautS &C.. 10 In
cr.dibis. The simple trial. OF bottle 10 the svL
dsnoe No pre- ,ut or their worth and superiority.
rhey arc cold by all respectable druggist, grocers
,toros. p. II. DRAKE & CO..
iyi6 302 Broadway ~. Y.
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We have received from the publishing house
of Horace Waters, 4Sl Broadway, N. Y, tho
following new music sour Dear New Eng
land Boys. solo and chorus, pretty; Serenade
-"Thou art Dreaming, requiring acultivated
voice; There's Rest for I'll in Heaven. not
elaborate; Pleasant Memories, q collection OF
four hands-Sanitary Fair Polka; "Dost thou
ever think of me, Love - from choice selec.
ton of songs arranged for the guitar.
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SAVANNAH CONE up!

Official Confirmation ofhe Surrsndsr-i5o
Cannon and Large Quantities Of dmmun,-
tion Caplured.-33, 900 Bales Of Cotton
found In the City-Rsbsl Iron-elads BloUn
Up and the Navy Yard Burnsd-E'edps
ofhs Rebel Gen. Hardse-Fsdsral Fleet
off W'ilmington.
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A pictorial double number Of The Phreno-
logical Journal and Life illustrated, for Janua-
rs, appears with 80 quarto pages. and beau
tful illustrated Cover. Il contains Portraits OF
several distinguished persons, with Ethnology,
Phrenology, PhysiOgnomy, Physiology and
Psychology. No. 1. Vol. dlst. Published at
20 cents u number, or $500 a year, by Messrs.
Fowler s. wells,s $3.50 Broadway, New York.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Colgate's Honey Soap.

This celebrated Toilet Soap. In such universal
demand, Is made from the choicest materials, 10
mild and cmoiiicut In Its nature, fragrnniiy
sccntcd, and extremely beneficial IN its action
upon the skin. Forsale By all Druggistsand Fancy
Goods Dealers. lyS
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Speaking Of the Wilmington expedition, the
Richmond Examiner remarks :--'Of all the
mammoth armadas yet sent forth by the North.
the Porter and Butler expeditions against Will
mington Is perhaps the mammothist. Each
successive colossal enterprise Of that gigantic
people s always more enormously huge than
the last"
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- Asmali FARM for sale. consisting Of 10
&c acres OF land, In high state Of cultivation,
G34k With q large quantity Of frult trees OF Va.
- rlous kinds, together with new one story
HOUSE. and Barn connected-situated hall . mile
Inquire Al the ofucs OF RUFUS SMALL 4 SON.
City building. s"'
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DEATHS.

~ Notices OF deaths. not exceeding six lines,
inserted frees those above that number will bs
charged regular advertising rates.
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New Publications.

The Atlantic Mouthly for January Is received
and for sale at oil the book stores. An Interest,"
ing number.
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Brandreth's pills!

which cannot injure, and which will quickly re-
store the bowels to tho regular performance Of
their duties. I'D
The dyspeptic, tho bilious will find tnem treas.
ure Of health and the saline may be said to all who
arc sick In any way,-take Brandreth's pills and
Sold by DR.. DRYDEN SMITH, Biddoford, and
by NIL respectable dealers In medicines. lm5l
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A Universal Medicine.

BY what we eat, by what We breathe, or ny tho
water We drink. we can be made sick or by In.
tigue or from debility induced by heat, because
these effects end by producing impurty OF blood.
or.ans Of the stomach and bowels these organs
must no continued In the regular performances OF
that duty which nature has assigned them, and
should there be any impeachment, 10 what does ex.
,,.riansa nnintf
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Official Dispatches.

Federal Forces .Moping torards .difamaha
Rirer-.anack on Fort Fisher by the Fed
erdl Fleet - Landing of Gen. Buffers
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Natures Secrets Applied TO Cure Ma.
turc,s Defects.
Crj.,n doro's Hair Dye!

The natural means by which the Animal Chem.
istry OF the system produces Color In hs Hair mas
been discovered In
Cristadore's Hair Dye:
Il counterieits the richest blacks and browns,
producing an instantaneous and enduring change
from any obnoxious color without staining the
skin or impairins the vitality OF n single hbre.
CRIsTADOROS HAIR PRESERVATIVE,
valuable adjunct to the Dye In dressing and pro.
noting the growth and perfect health OF the hair.
and OF itself, when used alone, u safeguard that
protects the fbrcs from decay under all circuln.
stances and under all climes.
Manufactured by J. CRlSTAD0RO, No. Astor
House. New York. Sold by oil Drugsisn Ap.
piled by all Hair Dressers. lmSl
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@- Forest Wy Dye House.
WARD l. LEWIS.

TAKE pleasure In informing their friend, AND ne
/ hubble that they are prepared to carry on tns
n,cI~u Rw,iuess. Mr. W. has been In the Do.
siness S years, and with bis long experience. e
can safely warrant sat.sfaction to al VINO may u
~. We send out no imperfect goods. We war.
raSf Ali our work 70 he p,rf,ef. doods VII nos
snut or lose color from wettng, OF stain' co'o"o
al the forest City Dye House. ,,,.....s t,.sn
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Letters Remaining Unclaimed

L0CC6Tb u6LubluiUB OuCiuAh1OA
TN the Post 0nlce at Biddeford. state OF Msins
/ the 29th day Of December. 1864.
Atkins A Hutchins Laurctta
Ashley Amy IIussy Luther @
Andrews Rosanna Hill Martha
Boland Sarah Hooper Mary o
Brackett Mary A Haley Susan A
Bowman Mary Z Hatch Sarah A
Bracket Maria JOY Virginia
Battles Lizzie johnson l. Mrs
Burnham Lizzie Jones Susan
Dragdon Daniel johnson Margaret
Cook Charles Il Kimball Ann III
Cousins Marshall Libby Lucy
Cousins Nancy w Leavett Mark
Chadman Susan Z Leavett Mary A
Dignan Thomas Libby olive
Dyer Henrietta Libby PhebeJ
Dow Fannie NJ Murphy James p
Davis Daniel Mclaughlin Jane
Durham Charles Milliken James L
Dana Cornelia A Parker Jonathan
Davis Charles Quimby II 7 MIS-
Davis Almira Parker Lizzie
Emery A j Ready eHnnah
Emery oh Stubs Perez
Emmons Elizabeth Sawyer NJ a
Emery Jonathan Smith q
Emmons Lucretia Sylvester Emma
French PhebeJ Swan Frances 8
Fairfield Nancy l. Sawyer Li,lic
Goodwin Jeremiah-2 Smith Elizabeth 8
Grant Ellen Stone Kate
Griffin L A Stackpole Charles
Hyde Abbie Smith Champ
Hanson Annie Small Augusta
Hooper Benjamin H Taylor Hannibal D
Hall Densie Townsend John n
Hammond Frances-2 Trickey Mary
Hutchins Elizabeth Turner Ruth
IIamblin Ellen 7 Walls Mary
lIollowell James @ Wiley Lydia
Hall John W WEIGH Joseph
Hutchins John L Wentworth Lizzie
Hayes John w Wakefield Emery a
Hobbs j T
- To obtain any OF these letters. the applicant
must call for ADVERTISED LErrgRs. give tue dste
OF this list. and pay one cent for advertising. :,
II If not called for within ONE MONTH. they
will DO sent to the Dead Letter Onlce. :,
CAROLINE y. COwAN. y. u.
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8. T.--l860.--X.

Persons Of ssdentary habits troubled with weak
ness assitude, palpltatiOn Of the heart lack OF sp
petite distress after eating, torpid liver, constpa'
ton, &C., deserve 10 suffer IL they will not try the
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House for Sale.

iii coTrfASE HOUSE I Sissi:a 4 :. .i !as
1 Heights, corner Of Middle and Aeern
nInc rooms. with both hard and son water brought
~ hv numps. There 10 harm and shed attached.
Tb.ye IL oonnectsd with the lot ansly cultivated
garden containing All kinds Of Iuit trees such .
an In bearing condition and In the garden 70
Grape House 20 Z ", with ~ foreign grape vines.
~ varietes uectarine aud peach trees. Bald house
end lot will DO sold cheap II applied fos eooS;
BiddsfOrd, April 70. isc<. 10
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TN the Post Oflce at BIddeford. State OF Maine
| the oath day Of December. 1864.
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- To obtain any OF these letters, the applicant
must call for ADVERTISED L.rrERs. give the date
OF this list and pay one cent for advertising. .
II If not called Tor within ONE MONTH. they
will DO sent TO the bead Letter ONCE.
CAROLINE p COWAN. u. u.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.

The Potomac ID covered with Ice, and the
channel completely closed up, 20 that navigs-
ton II suspended, and boats do not attempt ei-
Their to approach or leave Washington.
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9fal SgfnftEs.
NBNE ERAL
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
16S superior Street, Cleveland, ohio.
L. A. WILCOX


viii receive on sac Real Estate Of all kinds-Im-
proved and unimproved City Property, Garden
Lands Farms, Mineral Lands, Coal, Petroleum,
and Western Lands, &c. VIII Negotiate Loans,
Paper and stocks, Lease Tenement Lands, COLLECT
Rents, &C., &c. ....-.
The following property Is now on sale:
EUCLID Sr.-Three desirable residences.
EUCLID, near Perry-TwO lots, ls0K200 #.
PROSPECT, near Perry-TwO houses for sale
ERIE, near St. Clsir--Une lot 30xll2 #.
sCOYILLE, near Forrest-Fins house, with a
quantity off fruit and large lot.
SUPERIOR, corner Merchant-Lot 6Sx16j Fl.
LcRA1N, corner York-l% story house, lot Sc
xII8.
KlNSMAN, corner Vine-TNc lots 5OxI5O n.
FORREST, nj sr Kinsman-Eight lots 5Ox 2l615
MIAMI, near Huron-Leasehold, X story hcu ge
with blacksmith shop and too,s
LAKE, near Eris-Four brick houses.
HERMAN, near Tsylor-Nice mouse very cheap.
FARA-I4 acres IL ml.es out on the Lake Shore
Road.
CLIHT0N-House, two-story; lot 66xI9O.
CLINTON, corner TayloE-l1z u story house.
OHIO, corner Osnsi-LOt. 8 dwelling and stone
foundation. Also, large building suitable for man
ufAoturing purposes. -- --
With other tenemen:s varying from $500 to $685.
l03 acres Of Camel Goa Lands at q bargain
80 acres adjoining Marquette.
leo acres in Crawford county, Iowa, very cheap
l21z acres on St. Clair Rosd, 31k miles from Court
House
WANTED--Houses for good reliable tenants;
rent from Slen to $500 year. ocIl:R3 dkw
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GRtux Ware.

-AtWater Bu ildIng, Cleveland, 0.
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EXECUTIVE Dept OF ALAB ANA, /
MONTGOMERY, Oct. Z, 1864.
tbs GencyaJ Assemble of Alo5dnla

To the General Assembly of AlabdnlG -
I have received, through yeur committee,
the announcement of your intention to ad-
iourn to-day. This announcement I re-
ceived with deep regret. The great object
for which you were called together in ex-
traordinary session has failed to he accom-
plished. This failure may result in the
most calamitious consequences to the State.
The State is not properly defended. It is
not in my power, under your'p sent law,
to have it properly defended. Il was in
your power 70 accomplish this. desirable
end. Unfortunately, in my Judgment you
have failed to exercise this power.
have no futher communication to make
to you now; but 1 trust merciful God
will protect US, and enable the tried and
true men already in the military service to
save our beloved State from all impending
dangers. I hope, when you return to the
regular session, the Giver of al good will
inspire you with the wisdom to devise and
to do what shall be best fer our cause and
the establishment Of our country's liberty.
J.H. WATTS, Gov. of Alabama.
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/ AGGREGATE CASH ASSETS,
$2,252,78o.13

Have entered lnso an arrangement for the pur-
pose of transsoting TOGETHER the business Of
" INSURANCE against Loss Damage by Fire,
and the Perils of Inland Transportation"
50 ONE POLICY of Insurance is issued by the
-FOUR COMPANIES through this Agency, which
is made to meet the necessities of the business
munity, by SECURING, WITH DISPATCH, LARGE LINES
or INSURANCE With RELIABLE COMPANIES, UPON UNI-
FORM, PLAIN AND SIMPLE CONDITIONS THEREBY OWL
ATINo TUE NECESSITY or APPLYING TO VARIOUS sEPA-
RATE OFFICES for insuranees to the amount they
seTerally able to accept, and Of holding NUMEROUS
SEPARATE POLICIES, TIE OOSDTTIOEs AND WRITTEN
PORTIONS OF wRICH RARELY AGREE. ---r. .-.
By tie conditions or the Underwriters Policy
but ONE SET OF PAPERS is required to prove q
loss to The several Companies insuriUg under it,
thereby making the adjustment simple and eIpe-
ditiouE. lsaTa. --
THE STANDING IN NEW YORK CITY of the
Companies interested in this Agency, and the re-
spectacle character ol the large number Of gentle
men composing their several Boards of Directors,
afford abundant guarantee that all business con
fded to them will be honorably and literally con-
Quoted.
FOR list Of Directors Statements of Condition,
&C., or for POLICIES, apply to .-.a-
t..a--s JOHN G. JENNINGS,
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WPoRTANT 10 LADIES-Dr. Har-


Vsvss Female Pills nave yet failed IN remov
Ing difcuitiss arising from obstruction, or stop
page of nature 0r In restoring the syFtem to per.
sot health whom suffering from Spinal AfsctiOns,-
R-olapsus, Uteri, the Whites, or other weakness J
the Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harm
less on the constitution, and may be taken BY the
gaoss delicate female without causing dEtregs-ths
same time they act Hks E charm BY strengthening,
invigorAtinR and restoring tbs system to health
condition, and by bringing on the monthly period
With regularity, no mstter from what causes the
sbst-uotion msy Ariss. They shOulds however, NCg
be taken during the FIRST three months Of preguAn
sy, though safe at any other time, ss misOarriags
yor.Id be the result.
Each box contains GO pills. Prioe 90.
Or, HAEsEx's TREATISE on Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy. Miscarriage, Bsrrennossi storiltty, Be
production, and Abuses Of Nature, and emphatical.
" the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet
Of G. psges sont free to any address. Six cents
quirsd to pay postage. ..a
The pills and book will be sent BY mall when de-
airsd securely sealed, snd prepaid, by
J. BRYAN, n. D., General Agent,
No. 76 Cedar st., New York.
n .Eold by all the principal Druggists.
O.. ". CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Cleveland.
----.. .------ tulE2I: :RS:m.w
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9usI-0fftEe gssas SsbAs.
OomnrsoIga sosDAr, NAY loTn. 1884.



ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEr0T:
Eastern Through arrives ct a, H., ana
$50 P. III. Hl srg
Esstern Way arrives at e;lO a. II. .. ... r
Pittsburgh Through arrives ut 7:46 s. ID
do Way arrives ~ $50 7. n.
SsndnBky Way arrives at 1l:l6 A. IA.
mshoning Way arrives at $50 2. NJ.
Cincinnati Through sTrives ct 9SO A. NJ, E6G T.. q.
do Way arrives at $50 P. Il.
Western Through arrives st 92o A. H., sud a:55
Western Way arrives at 2:z5 P. N.
Medina Way arrives at 400 P. Il.
RockpOrt, Sc, arrives Tussdays, Thursdays ana
Saturdays st IL NJ. -.l -..--. -t-.-
Breoksvill:, Ban, &C., arrives Mondays and Erl-
Sharon Osnter, Granger, North Royalton, 60, ~
riYes Mondays and Fridays at P. NJ.
Warrensvtle arrives daily at 1O'l5 A. M.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily 4. Il.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EASTERN THsOUaH for Erie. Buffalo. Boston, New
York, Hartford, and WilLoughby, PainesYille, Ge-
neya, ABhtsbulA and OOnneant, closes at $40 A. NJ
EASTERN THEousH, for New yerk only, closes at
s;IOP. II.
E4srERp THROUGH, for Erie, Bunaio, Albany,
Boston, New York and Hartford, closes ct 2:2O
EASTERN WAY, for all points botwseu Cleveland
snd Erie, closes at 2:20 P. NJ.
FEsTERE THRoUeH, for Toledo, Detrsit, Chicago
aud closes at 500 P. NJ.
WESTERN THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 6:G0 P. d.
WEsTERH Way, for al points between Cleveland
d Toledo, closes at 1850 p. N. .r.-..
OLscINNATI WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes ct 1:25 p. NJ.
CTEOBNATf THROUGH, for Columbus, Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati, closes at 10 P. NJ Qsayss
at 6:26 next morning.)
OEoEFATTI THROUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, St. Louis indianapolis ZanesyiEe, and
Wheeling, closes at 500 P. Il,
PTTTsBURsH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh sRd Wsshs
lngton, closes ct l2:26 P. III. $50 .1..a ri
PErTsBUIGH WAY, for sll points between DleVs-
and, WellsYille, and Pittsburgh, EarriRbUrg, Phil
adelphia, Baltimore and Washington, closes at T:sO
a. N.
MAHoEIEa WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Youngstown Closos at 10 p. b., GeaFes At T:i5
next morning.l -.
MEDINA WAY, olosss e. 4. II.
ROOKPOET, &C., closes on Tue5dsya, Tn lrsdAyE
| and Saturdays et12M. %
| BREoKsYHLE, BATH, 60 closes TueSda n anc
I;sAturdays, at A. ID.
BHAROR GzNrER, Granger, North RoyeltC H. &C.
| CLOSES on Tuesdays and Saturdays, at A. NJ
.WARREEsTtELE, closes daily, 1880 4. n.
! EAST GLEyELAsD aud Euglid, eiosss dali 2, as
! Pm. f--
Mail sud DTo2 Lssssls are seqaiTed ~ iAsT 70 b
prepaid. ~.
AhCtty Circulars are required to be pre- psif VIII
| tao-oent stamp.
| once opsn from 7:sO A. 81 to 7SO 2. NJ Or
| Sunday fr9n 6 A. NJ to lO:30 A. y.
E. C0WLES, P. III.
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"a SLIGHT COLD."-OOUGHs--
Few arc aware Of the Importance Of Ohecking-s
Cough OF "sLIGHT COLD" in lis first BtAgOi thst
which in the beginning wOald yield TO mild rome
dy, If neglected, soon attacks the lungs. Browns
Bronchial TrOches" give sure and almost Immediate
relief Military officers and Soldiers should have
them, as they can be carried IN the pocket ana
taken as occasion requires. sugSl:Relm