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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19
AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS
By GOdt!in Il Appersoa, Aucts.

TXCELLENT Houte and Lot, 10 Fulton, for nls
IL at auction. Will be soh at auction, on Ii.
Premises, on Thursday, the z1st January, 1854 At
o'clock r NJ, the excellent house and lot on Fu ton
ST; eot, now in the occupancy Of Mir Francis Lssi.
- In good order, and has attached to it we'll Of
/. w.terin the yard.
T1RAs.-Cash. The tar es for this year to be paid
by the purchaser. GUDDIN 4 APPkRsON,
10 Is huc!ionetr,
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PERSONAL.


THO the Editor of the Dispatch Tho article
which appeared over my signature In tho Sem
tinel and Dispatch OF the 18th and 10th Inst in re-
lAaion to my nephew, BAsBuRsf n DAVIS, was based
on Information which have since ascertaiucd 10 be
erroneous, and hereby retract all that 10 in said
card, regarding aid Bathurst n Davis To be, 10 all
respects, IN honorable and high minded gentleman.
Henriso January Is, 1864. nla-lw
INFORMATION Wantsd -Was wounded Il the
battle Of Gsttysburg, my son Mordscai A Kelly, Of
Cartsys Artillery, King William county, Va, aud
removed = t6s Fork or York hospital, Winohcstsr,
w., whinh place rassved . lsttse from Miss Mary
0resnhow La, dated July 18th, 1858, andhas never
bsen hoard iron siaoe. Any lnlasmatinn Of him
Vim b thaakfully rsesived, By addrsssins his e.
shsr, Aylstes o, Ki.g WiiliaA county, va.
FRANKLIN n KELLY.
jAls-As King William. W.
NYOxlCA-Havine snsA for . divorce from nv
II VIE, L. 4. n, Dswell. ! hereby VAN OH per.
cons not = trus Der ~ deal with bar on my acoount
~ win pay - bin esntsacted By her.
nIs-tH J. r DOWKLL.
CIgMYAI6fINa,
~ S,0 PAiatiag,
nv ALLEN, sssssr Dsosd aaA - -, loss oil
ktsds n Painting, - - - sxpesiaDen 0laxies -
RAl @s~s psespay sasss1sA y.
JsJe-ist
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HKADQuA RTKRs, Co B, LIST BARN Cav,
Local Defence
0RDERS No 2.-You are hereby ordered to
meet at Comm and's stables, on, Marshall street,
on Wednesday the Goth inst, at O'Clock n,
mounted, with uniform and sabre in complete order
for drill, &c All absentees will be dealt with
cordpg TO general orders.
By order Of " Fl Hayward, Capt Cong.
ialo-2A w CRAWFORD, D 8.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19

NSTRAY. TO my farm, on the Mechanics
IL vile turnpike, about the 4th Of January one
red and white Cow, long tail, giving milk, in low
order. The owner must pay charges and take her
away, or she will be dealt with according TO law.
ja l0--Nt 10 AUSTIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19

FYNHIRTY Horses and ten Mules for sale at auc
i tion.-Will be sold on Friday mornirg, 10th
fnst commencing at 10 O'clock, at the the Q Lot
Bacon Quarter Branch
- so Horses and 10 Mules.
r ARCHER, Major and Q n.
Sale c,rducted by THOs W KFEsEI, Auct'r.
ia 10
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CTRAYED-From my residence, ON 7th street, De
~ tween Clay and Leigh, on Friday last, a pale
red mich Cow, with a white stripe on the back,
some white marks about the side, small defect on
one horn, and marked with an upper bit on the carr
A suitable reward will be paid for any Information
leading to her recovery.
ia l0-3t+ Mrs G r WORSHAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19

EOUND In front Of the Box Office Of the Thea
n tre an endorsed Note, payable in the city Of
Richmond. Owner can have 1t by calling At Box
once Of the Theatre, and proving property.
IA I0-2t
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IN DOLLARS Reward.-Strayed from my resi-
e)U dence, on Grace st, between 9Th and eth, yes
,erday morning, black Cow, with o few white
spots; marks not recoected. The above reward
will be paid for her return, or for such information
o. will lead to her recovery. w G PAINE
in 1Q-1t&
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KANzlR

AaY ANTED-By . young lady, situation In
" fancy or millinery store a. m assistant; can
do oil kinds Of embroidery and needle work; would
also 90 willing to be employed - . copyist. Good
references given Address "V A, }" box 276, Rich.
moad Post.Oflce, stating when and where an iniee.
view can be had il l8-2ttf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19

ONE BBL SPERM OIL
~ % bbis Baltimore whiskey
Is DO West India rum
20 casks pale ale
200 bsgs salt
rs tierces rice
% bbls coffee. superior quality
80 kegs soda
20 chests fine black tea
1000 packages tobacco, al grades--oommon to
fine bright and extra fne aveet--suits.
BILE for export
For sale by WB JONES 3 co.
CUNDRIES.-
- Is bbh choice brown sugar
bOls white clarified DO
bbls crushed do
10 bags prime Rio ccfee
loo boxes black (l0's) tobacco
10 casks new rice.
j. le-lt RORINSON, ADAMS 1 co.
90 boxes Heat woods aAamaAtine candies
"a Is boxes star candles
IL bOxse nsw Bedford sperm candles
On oouaigument end for nalo By
j. t0-At WA hUNSON, - Pearl IT.
DIILs % England,
Is Il 80 aesslisg. IN sums a &loO and 42s6 with
letter q credit attached, iron The Lon.
don Jolns 6tock Bank
ALSO,
Brown, shipasy 4 Co's m ~ FL 90.
Tor ME ~ D. D-Al DAvuP6Rf %.
COUT1eRN 1ua1a.-6ieAl F111s, q -, O
~ CI..sss, G., App,y = ~ VI 7 saA j II
sssaass C. jsle-lt
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pierees the shell Of the tortoise has pene
trated deeply into the Yankee soul. And
why should it nots Butler is man after
the Yankees own heart, the very model Of
the Yankee gentleman, the representative
,nan of the Yankee nation. To treat Butler
IS thief and an outlaw Is to make outlaws
aud thieves of the whole Yankee nation; and
as the French proverb tells us that the
truth alone wounds, the fury of the Yankee
nation is, Of all other things, the most natu.
raj aud the most easily explained.
But the million Of men-the ninety days
men-there lies the rubi When Yankeedom
Is scarcely able, under the strong pressure
of the draft, to raise SO, 600 out of 800 900, it
seems preposterous to think of raising
twenty times that number by volunteering.
How 10 It to be doney Not by merely calling
for them, We suppose, and bounties Of 81 600
per man can hardly hold out through such a
host. We wish, however, they would march
100000 men on Richmond. We have q
plenty Of turkey buzzards In the South, and
the Naefarlan's slogan, addressed to the vul
lures, ('sCome to me and I'll give you flesh, y,
can soon be adopted - the war song Of ouI
army. Our lands want manure, and Yankee
blood will fattan corniield better thar
lime or guaao. In . word, one million o.
raw Yankees, II added to Meade's present
army, will secure that General such ROM
and slsughtsr - he never dreamed Of On,
hundred thousand veterans under Lee wonl<
not want fneer fan than to rout such {
rabble. Msads's present army Il hr NOR
formidable than Il would be when thus re
pforced. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19

w XNTRD-9humac.-Th highest market pr1S0
" will be paid ut KINGS dye Office, on Main
st, four doors above 9Th. Country people viii please
notice this advertisement. j. 10-2t*
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Oy AtU, DacEt7tSO1t " TO-, & NctS.
MO Cook, Washer, and Ironer for sale-W
~ will sell at our auction house, On Wednesday,
the goth inst, at 10 o'co k, likely woman, who is
No cook, washer and roner. She is sold for no
fault. HILL, DICKINSON l. co,
ja19 Auctioneers.
TEN valuable Negroes for sale II will sell, at
tho suction-house of Hill. Dickinson Co, on
Friday next, the 22d inst, at 10 O'clock, ten valua
BILE and likely negroes. VIM A LITTLx.
Bill, DICKINSON Co, Aucts. jal9
By Geo. w Wills, Auct'r,
mo. 6 18th street,
IL sold at auction, at the store formerly occupied
by Mott 18th st, the entire stock of Furniture,
&c, damaged by nre few days ago, consisting Of
Extension and other tables
Chairs, cabinets
Crocxery and glassware
Iron ware. lumber, bedsteads
To close business GEO " WILLS,
js19 Auctioneer.
By Redwood d Philips, Aucts.,
[54 Main street,
WE win sell at our store, on Wednesday morning.
w Goth inst at 10 o'cock, general aasoi tment OF
Furniture, Shoes clothing
Stoves, watches, sc
REDWOOD & PHILLIPS, Aucts,
ia 10 81 Main ct.
b. VIM. II. F0aole, Sons d Co., Auct's,
Nos 116 and 11S Main street,
A UCTIoN sALE-On Tuesday, the 10Th inst, we
~ shall offer
500 pairs No 10 Cotton Cards, just imported
Dry Goods,
Shoes, and
Miscellaneous Articles.
Parties desiring TO avail themselves Of this sale
will please send in their goods.
Nm 81 FOWLE, SONS 4 co,
ja15-St Auctioneers.
Pt(tTPONEMKNT.-Our auction sale advertised
for this day is unAvoidably postponed to Tuesday,
JANUARY 28th. On that day, At 10 O'clock, We shall
5000 pairs cotton cards, Just imported
And large line Of
Dry goods and miscellaneous articles
Particulars hereafter
WI Il FOWLE, SONS co,
ia 19-tds AuctioneerB
BIZ T6ueson, Catlen d Co., Aucf'rs,
No. 9 Pearl street.
A U1TlON We will sell at auction, at our store,
"A on Tuesday next, the 10th inst, commencing at
10 O'Clock A N. Dry Goods, consiating Of
Cloths, fsnnels wooden shirts
And other nnble goods
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19

IN DOLLARS Reward -Strsyed or stolen, on the
~ night Of the 18th Of Jan'y, from The corner
q Monroe and Marshall sta, a medium-szs sorrI
HOrse, FIVE years old next spring, star in his fore
head he carries his tail little to the left when
moving; he RACKS little under saddle, and csnters
very WE'LL he has On new get Of shoes. will pay
the above reward If left at the Of Monroe and
Marshall streets, with r G Farley.
Ia I4-3th n WARING
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19

az COLLARS Rewari.-Strayed, Oh the 18th
~ inst,- "a large pale red cow, giving milk; a
head: has hole bored through the came horn white
belly bag, and teats long tail and wide horns; came
from New Kent county three months ago
J N PARKER,
in lQ-Sts AtR&Y River Railroad DEPOT.
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LOST, STA FED, &c.

T .OsT-On Sunday night last, in the lower part Of
II the city, my Free Papers, which were in a la, 9"
leather pocket book. / will give $40 reward for
them il left at the Dispatch Office.
JAMES JOHNSON COLE,
il la-3tf A free man Of c.lor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19

CTRAYEO or stolen-From my house, near City
- Spring. q small black mare, quite lame in right
bind leg shoulder very sore, and white spot in fore
had. She IL about six years old, and unshod, ex
cent the lame foot will give asuitabe reward for
her return, or any information Of her
IA I9-3ts l. NcKENNA, 9Th street.
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NNE Hundred Dollars keward.--Ay stable WAS
broken open on the night Of the 18th and my
Mare stolen. Che % . dark bay mare, about fifteen
hands high, one white foot, and a small star in her
forehead. 6AML BAYLY,
IL l4-6tt Noe, Winder Building.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19

A GRAND BALL All who are fond of fun will
~ go to the FREDERICKSBURG HALL, on Thurs
day flight, January 2ist, where everybody enjoys
themselves.
Tickets, admitting gentleman and ladies, IS.
Refreshments furnished at moderate prices by an
experienced caterer.
Managers j 2 Farrell. NJ Bierne, F Byrnes,
McKenny. ja19-3t"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19

sai ANTED-lQ, 900 lbs Of Old iron, TOR which
~ will pay the highest cash prices Apply at
my shop, on Franklin street, between 18th and 18th
ia 1881 EDMOND BOSSIEUX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-01-19

By Thos. W. Keesee, Asset'r,
Citce correr Of 18th ard Cary streets
A UCTfON Sae.--On Thursday next the Ola
~ inst, commencing promptly at 10k o'clock, VI
will offer our usual variety Of
Groceries,
Liquors, &c.
Consgnments solicited.
TARDY & WILLIAMS.
1T KREsEE, Auct ia l9-tds
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nInsIHc n MnII.a


EASTERN THRoUeE, Tor Erie, Buffalo, Boston, EeS
York. Hartford, and Winoughby, PainesViIle Gene
va Astabula and Oonneaut, closes at $50 A. N.
215P. NJ
EAsrERN THRouaH, for Eris, Bufialo, Albany, Boz
ton, new York and Hartford, closes at $40 P. III.
- y AZ. i95 az points between Cleveland 40
WEsTERE THROUGH, for ToIedo, Detroit, OhIoa4o
ano MllWSnkeet oioses ct 10 p. H., CleaEes 7ib
WESTERN THRoUaH, Tor Toledo, Detroit, Ohicazo
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes At $40 p n,
MsTEsN WAY, for all points between Cleveland
eAHDUsKT WAY, for sanduskY and al fnterlnedIEt8
points, olo5es ats 30 P. n, M
OTEoHEATI WAI, for all points between Cleveland
and Ulncinnsti, CLOSES ct 10 P. H. Qeayes at 7:5a
CB0mEAFI Tm0usH, for Columbus, Dayton, New,
ark and Cincinnati, CLOSES ct 10 P. NJ, eayes at 75G
pe1t morning.j
CIE0IEsATT TgROUen, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville st. Louis, indianapolis GAINESVILLE and
wheeling, closes at $40 P. n.
PIEEsHgaGH THG0uaE, f1r Pittsburgh nnd Wash
PITTgBUReH WAY, for all points between Cleveland,
WellsFillsi and Ptttsburg, Harrisburg. Philadelphia
Bsl1mere and Washington, closes at T:sO A. N.
AAHOEIEq WAY ior All points between Cleveland
and Youngstown, oioses st 10 ?. NJ, Qeayes at sGl
neIt mOrninFO
hEDmA WAY, CLOSES Al a. n.
EookfoRT, e. CLOSES onF ,oSdsTs, Thursdays and
BREoKsvILLE, BA-H, 60, closes Tuesdays and Sat.
gTdayu, at A, Nj
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A. N.
WARRKEsyILLE, closes daily, 1910 A. N.
EAaEOLHVHLAED and Euclid, closes daily, at P. q
as-AAH and Drop Letters are required, By Iaz &
be prepaid.
stTAlI 6ity OircuIErl are required 70 be prepaid
- ofice o5en from 7:so A. n. to 7:sO P. n. On
- = y -'''' Z. ooWLEs, P. Il.
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ONLY GENUINE HAIR REsToRER.

II fail to cure the worst cases OF diseased scalps,
the longest standing, with the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-05

A.Contraband Song.
The following rare lyric is the fsV oritG
freedom-song Of the Mississippi contra
bands. Its character and enthusiasm are
great and, among the songs Of its kind
It has no superior. A well-knowE anti
slavery gentleman Of Philadelphia, pre-
ssnted It to the readers Of The Press as a
curiosity Of contssbend genius
OLD SHADY
Oh "a, yal dark1es laugh with me:
For de white folks say old Shady's free
Don't you see de jubilee
Is comm, comm Hail mighty day
GHORUs.
Ben away, den away for can't stay any
Hurra, h1IrraI for I am going home. Repeat
Massa got scared, and so did his lady
Dis chile broke for ole Uncle Abyl
Open de gates out here's old Shady
Comm comm Hail, migety day
CHoRUS-Repeat.
Goodbye, Massa JEFF good bye, Mlssus Ste
vensl
'Seuse dis Niger for taking his leavins'
spec, pretty soon, you'll see Uncle Abrams
Comm, comm Hail. mighty day.
CHoRUs-Repeat.
Goodbye, hard work and never any pay
I'm goin' up North, where the white folks stay;
White wheat bread and q dollar a dny
Comm, camin' Hail, mighty day.
CHoRUs-Repeat.
I've got q wife, and she's got a baby,
Way up North in Lower Canady-
Won't dey shout when dey see ole Shady
Comm comm Hail, mighty day.
CHoRUs-Repeat.
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HOUSES AND LOIS FoRTsAEE.
House and Lot on Sibley street. recently owned and
occupied BY Z. 4. Nhite-A very desirable resi-
Brick House and Lot on Prospect street. very de-
sirable situation. Price 5000.
House aud Z acres Land In East Cleveland.
Old Baptist Church Property, corner Of Seneca and
F Ohamplain Streets.
BricE House and Lot No. 81 Bolivar Street.
House and Lot No. lis Dare Street.
House and Lot on Euclid Street. Lot sSx20O Price
a50O0.
Lot corner Of st. Clair and Waring Streets.
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-Sts. Lot
l3l12OO. A very desirable location. Terms easy.
Brick House and Lot, corner Of BroWnel and vii
son-Sts; Lot 6Ofeet front, running to the Lake.
-Four Brick Houses Nos. 90 50, 81 and S. Euclid-
Lots 25KlSS; very desirable location Will be sold
Honey ara IN n, ~ aIISgsteer W. Terms easy
Frame House on University Heights. Lot 66x3O0.
Avery desirable residence. Price S2,OO0. Terms
Lot on University Eeights; 6sxlss feet on Newton
St., south Of and near Cleveland Inststute
Frame House No. AZ Weod-St. Lot 4sxlOO; gas and
water. Price 9, 800.
Frame Cottage on Superior-St. Lot 5zx2OO A very
desirable location.
Briok Dwellings, Nos. IO4 and los Euclid Street.
Lots running through 70 Huron street. Very
House and Lot, corner Parkman and BrowneIl-sts.
occupied also a. shoe shop. Lot z5xlO0 feet.
Building, Machinery, 60, for the manufacture Of
boxes wash boards, &c, cornar of Wssr River
so and and Main-5t5. i5i5 A good paving business.
House and Lot, No. 100 0hio-St sI,a00.
Two Brick Houses and Lots on Euclid-St, near Per-
Cottage, No. Ia Lake-st. Lot asxIOo feet,
House and Lot, No. n SooTilla-Avenne
as feet on summitst, extending to the Lake, cor
ner Seneca-St-
Five acres % wiisOn-Avsnue with considerable i'm
proFements.
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THE POET ON A TRAIN;

Che Romance Of the Railroad.
By the author Of the "Fair Inez' - THE Prince of
wales, ;" "Ihe Ghost Hunters" &C.
(CONTIBUED.l
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Sympathy is beautiful thing, for It exhibits the
"aagslicr part Of human nature We deeply and
most sincerely sympsfhize with those few suffering
with bad cold who have not used or cannot obtain
bottle Of Madame Porter's Cough Balsam," fer
they are deprived Of one Of tho mcst esetual rene
dies for Coughs Colds &e, eser given to the public.
But We can have no sympathy with any ore who will
uss any other Cough MedieinS, when this popular
fiels price only 5 cents per bottle be had Of all
Draggfsrs.
BS-Madame Poiter's Curative Balsam can be OBJ
tained At Benton Bros, and Strong a Armstrong's
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TO OHN G.. JENNINGS
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILpIEa.

Business Property. A good Building and Lot on
PUBLIC Square; nov rented to pay 10 8 cent price
Also, Buildings and Lots on Superior and Ontario
First Glass Residence on Euclid street. west OF Erie,
with marble mantles, bath rooms hot and cold wa
ter, &c %, 500 and $1,000
Lake Street. Good t.,O story B-fek Houza with
barn, fruit, &o e6,O0O
kinsman Street, ne tr Forest Gothic Cottage and
three aeres land, wit barn, fruit, shrubbery, 6c
Bolivar Street. Good brick House aud Lot e5OOO
Htllson Street, near Clinton Park. Good House
,6Iom Hamilton Street. Good two story House and Lot
Kinsmsn Street. near Perry Gecd House and Lot.
Ontario Street, near Lake. Good House and Lease
House, store and Leashold on Bono Street. t0OO
. Bridge street. House and Lot. $40.
2 feari Street. Cottage House and Lot. $3.50
Euclid street, near Perry; Alro near Hudson st,
some very desirable Building Eots
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q Acres 10 Bedford. Coed House and Barn, Water
and Fruit. Price q, SEQ.
100 Acres In Newburgh- House and Barn, two Otch-
ards and Is acres Wood Land
523 acres in orange good frame House Is acres I'm
proved balance timber.
Y scres on s.; Olair-st. small frame house.
Is sores on kinsman-St, opposite the Cemetery.
10 Acres on st. Clair Road two miles from the Public
Square.
IS Acres on the HeEburgn Road. House and Barn,
Fruit, Water, &C.
59 Acres in East Cleveland, under high state Of cul-
nyation, good house and barn; u miles from
. OltN limits Terms easy. u1arTT
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R0sT.QE asGs EsRsE-TARLE,
1884. Winter Arrangement 1854.
FOH TaE
&ErSvsE ssSs ClSsiss ct Stalls
AT gaE
CLEVELAND POST OFFIOB.
OommsnoinE November 18th, 1853

Aisils VIII be opened and rasdY sOr deiiysrg Oh.
hour aftsr arffYal CT trains.
All Mails CLOSE one horr bslore doBAFturs o.
trsins.
ARRIVAL OF NAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 1904. NJ, snd l;iO Snd
6.25 p. n.
Ea8teFn Way arrives at 1913 A. n.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 9;25 A. NJ
Dc Way arrives at $40 P. M.
sandusty Way arrives at 9.25 A. NJ.
EAhOning Way arrives at $40 P. n.
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 A. n, ESQ P r,
do Way arrives 81 500 P. NJ
Western Through arrives at gs5 n, aud ss5 P. 4
DO Way STRIVES ct 2.45 p. 81,
Eedtna Way arrives st 400 z. III,
Bockpsrt, &C., arrives Tuesdays Thursdsvs and Bat
urdayH at II M.
Breoksvtlle Bath, &oi Grrivss doudays and Friday
sharon Center, Granger, North ROyhltcn So Arrfyel
Mondays and Fridays at p. H
HarTensYille arrives daily at la:l5 A. n
Aast Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily a. "a h
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eP@IRI NnTcEs.

HunEeWslrs Standard Prsparations.-
On or rinass columa VII Be found nStioe Of these
Justly eslebfsted aud standard preparations, Of TN
bounded reputation IN EeW England, profess only
what they are remedies FOR, and are for sale By ali
Whslssais and retail dealers, and confidence Is asked
to tsst them. zee advertisement
marso-B2
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Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Trina
y and Eexual systems-nsvT and reliable treatment
in kepoftl q the Howard AssOciation-SenJ By
NAL n sealed letter envelopes free Of charge Ad-
.oeistioni No. South Ninth Street, Phtla1eiphia
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OLEVKLAND, COLUMBUS 4
~ OIEOINEAT1 BAILEOAD.

81
1874. EINTER ARRAEGEMEEr. 1854.
On and sfssr Monday. November Istb. Psu..Dasr
Trainl Eill leave Cleveland - follows, tsundsyse
Let tTrain-5,40A. m.-CIEUIEEATI ExPBEss
stopping ~ Grafton, Wellington, New LondGni
shelby, Orestline, daiion, Gilead, Uardln Fto1.
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and Wort6ing.
bus l:20 ,. m Dayton l;42 ,. m, Oincilnati6slB
F.n;, st, Louis lo:45 a. m, Indianapolis as ?
Id Train-2;lO P M.,-A0UOMMODBTIOH.
stops at all stations, and arrives In Oolumbrl
at $50 ?. n, Cincinnati so I'm.
I'd TraIn-1fIOP p. lT.-H1GHF EXPRE8B-gtep-
don. shelby, Crestiire, Gallon, Gilead, Oarding.-
zion and Delagarei arriving Il Orestlfne ht l0slo
6ineinnsti 100 a n; indizansSSlis 20 a n, 81
Louis 50 ,; m.i Cairo 5;00s m, IT. " WaYne4.so
Ifanl leave Columbus at 3:5g and IO.20 q N, 3sop M
arrtVs st OisvsiAnd s;alA- m. 2sa0 ands:0o IN
OOEEEOFfObs.
shsIbJ -sAndGsky, Mansfield 4 Newark EAnFoad, ioT
AAns9eld, Nc, Vernon, Newark hAaesf
orsItlius-Piitsburgh, Fort wayne 3 Ohioago Raii.
road Forest Upper sandusky, DsIphol., -.
vest and Essfi6T sa6sssid, NoSstsfs lIs
Grafton and BsIisiontins RsIroad Line, Tor laFlel
Bollsion taine. Sidney, Union, nnncies ln-
diAnsPolis, Terre uaufs, Yinoennsg, Esals-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis &c.
DeIsWars-vith Springfield branch for 5pringheid-
uoIum mbus-Little Miami / Columbus, aud xsniA
Railroad for Xenia, Dayton, IndIs1apoli1
T8rre Haute, st. Louis, MorroWs Loyeleldl
and Cincinnati, and With the Ohio a Nls-
FIssfpDi Railroad -Oincinnatifor LouilTilsl
Evansville, Cairo, Sc. Louis and AL Rolntl
on the Ohio river.
olupnbuS-Cs1trslO Ohio Rsflrcad for Newark, zsnes-
vile, WheslinR. a.; Columbus, Piuua 4
Indiana Rsilroad ~ Piqua, Urbsna, -.
80 FOR Tickets % all points and Information ap-
ely At the Passenger Station, and at Union Ticksi
NN'0' U.B FLINT,
/ rlsVslaud, Nov rs, Islg Guperin tendenk.