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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-05
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
THURSDAY. February 4

THURSDAY, feDruary 4, 1904.
The committee to whom was referred the
question Of the expediency of chartering
the West Virginia Pipe and Transportation
Company, reported that it was inexpedient
to legislate upon the subject.
The committee on Joint Stock Companies,
&C., reported bill fixing the salaries of the
officers of the Branch of the Exchange
Bank of Virginia at Weston. 1t provides
that the President of the Bank SHALL re-
ceive $50 per aRnum; Cashier $500, and
employ Clerk at his own expense.
House bill No. Is, providing for the re
pair of the Walnut Gap Road, in Boone and
Wyoming counties, was also reported
House bill No. 26, concerning Deputy
Assessors, (by which the Assessor in any
county where no Supervisors have been
elected, is authorized to appoint a deputy
at his own cxpense) was reported and read
a first time. a. r.-r
The committee on Taxation aud Finance,
to whom was submitted.the question of ex
empting from taxation the grounds occu.
pied by the Logan Tribe No. q. |. q. R.
NJ, reported that it was inexpedient to leg
islate further on the subject. $50,
The same committee reported adversely
to exempting certain railroads and turn.
pixies from taxation. . .--
House bill No. 9, further to prescribe the
powers and duties of Justices aud Con.
stables, was passed .s.i..-5 & :
Mr.. Soper called up the resolution offer.
ed by him day or two ago, providing shat
the Committee on Education report a Hill
amending the 34th section of the Free
School act so as to allow the State SuperI
intendent an annual salary of one thousand
dollars, and necessary travelling expenses to
an amount not exceeding FIVE hundred dol.
lars" ,}i sSRlIix. ,iFS o. fj.H
Mr.. Soper spoke In favor of the adoption
Of the resolution. tsi
Mr.. Wheat opposed it, and hoped the
House would reject it. tiA
Mr.. Newton spoke on the resolution.
when Mr.. Lamb offered the following as a
substitute: .r4ra s. So ~ ~ g CO KS
Resolred, That the act passed Dec. 10.
1868, entitled San act providing for the es,
Enlistment Of q system of free schools" be
referred to the Committee on Education;
with instructions to report to the House
whether and if any what amendments
should be made to the said law.
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the Radicals really wished ito stanch the
wounds of the Republic at the earliest mo
|Mept and onterms which Che civilized world
aasiii recognise ss3clsaaent and evenmsguanr
amous they would not constantly be
opening ethe wounds ofthe Republic, either
~ striking dead men, or telling men, all Of
whose property was in Slaves, that they
must foss Sll before they could have
peace. p
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For Sale.
trustees Sale of Valuable Real
Estate in the City of Wheeling.

DY virtue of deed Of trust executed to the I'M
D dstsigped by Richard Y Wheeien, MARY
ouinlan and Daniel n Stockton dated the .gtn
day Of June, 1852, and now Of record in the once
Of the Recorder for Ohio county, W. V, will on
Tuesday the I'd day Of February. 1854, at the
front door of the Court House of said county Pre-
oeed to sell all that lot or parcel of land in the city
Of Wheeling, State of West Virginia, situate on
the southeast corner of Fourth and Union streets
and designated on the plat Of said city as lot No.
one.(i) in quare fourteen tl4). Upon this lot
there are erected three large and comfortable DIVES
ling houses The said lot will be sold in parcels
or together to suit purchasers Sale to commence
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. ..fs
Terms of sale7twenty per cent OF the amount
cash, the remainder to be on credit of SIX, nine
and twelve months. The purchaser giving bond
with good security. wi HENRY MOORE,
: deo2er-d39to III .aahoI g'al Trustee.
EEThe above sale is Postponed until
Wednesday, the 10th day of February,
at O'Clock p. M. l.H
HENRY MOORE,
fe5 ~ Trustee.
-dps - ID Qntelligencsr copy) ..A
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'" To show to what extent this Abolition
element enters into the war, we quote the
n following from the Tribune, which has so
often declared Slavery dead. Does it re-
quire million Of troops to keep the dead
j; h their graves? If the Tribnns will con-
* wsultits oraeles at the South, they will tell
''''o the Editors that Slavery is dy ing as fast
it can be decently buried and yet it says
"ImWessed with this conviction, we ven
ture to express hope that our Government,
IaJWiil neglect no opportunity to explain and
GU 1Ndke known to the Southern peopk its anxious
40 desire to close this bloody desolatdng contest
. at The earliest moment consistent NTH our Ma
ional integrity and our enduring tranquility
We must insist on the overthrow of Sla
very, not 50 much because that crime
against Humanity was the sole i'm
polling cause of the present Rebellion, as
Gs'f becAuse it is morally certain, if re estab-
'iShed, to plunge us into new and never
ending troubles. Danish Slavery rom her
soil and even South Carolina would return
to loyalty to morrow and q regiment would
- pufhce to keep the peace and secure obe-
- dience to the laws ndefnitely-restore her
asa Slave State, aud she will be nest of
conspiracy and sedition in the future as she
,,Ns insths past There is no rational hope
of true, enduring Union henceforth that is
not based on the extinction of Slavery.
"a .I,Are'we uojust when we say that all this
fresh hue and cry about sla7eryi intended
'e:- to hsve its bearing upon the Presidential
question: Teis over, we expect to hear very
s,'lissisiodeed upon the subject. The game
win then have been played upon what the
QAestsn NON staksths fate of the nation, #
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y Tho Wo1M comes to the conclusion, In
% yA the face of this record of figures that some
InA body is hurt. The sums paid by States, Gil
yaa les, towns and individuals are not inc luded
baot in this record, nor the numerous amounts
oli. expended in war, nor the terrible losses of
=, life, health, and property; but the record
a..,i has its bright as well as its dark side. 1t
70 shows how ready the sople have been to
.i.T offer up life, property, and all, to preserve
,a.4 the unity of the nation. In the estimation
: 70 Of faAatical and thoughtless men, the abo'
ssnS ition of slavery will pay for all the losses
'''1'of life, limb, health, property and business,
for allthe taxes imposed upon this genera
-tion, and the mountains of debt piled up
for posterity..f ALI feel that slavery has
gone by the board Politically, 1T was dead
before the war began. Physically. it is
7''e dead now, and ought not, for one moment,
to enter into any discussion relating to the
war, any more than anything else that is
los dead beyond all hope of resurrection. The
' Border State men all see this. Slavehold,
ssi era, in the Cotton States are also beginning
T4tosss and acknowledge this truth. Nobody
needs to be convinced that both the poiti
cal and physical power of slavery are over
I'd the United States. We need no argu
a, ment from Mr.. Gannt to assure US of this
fact, nor of the folly of the South in max
ing the slavery question pretext for the
III
y, Of an abolitionist than an army Of GARRI-
SONS and PHILIPPE, and GERRIT SMITHS.
" In all these questions one sees how idle
itisto fight against the fates. The negroes
who were and are slaves, the negroes who
q skrs filling the hospitals Of the Southwest
,.s and South, the negroes who are dying like
sheep under protection of their new friends
.ar5Kh have as much cause as the white man to
90 =, lament the change. The South is ruined
lh'o in its property and in its cultivation for a
Al generation, and the negroes are not i'm
a.r-, proved by the change. Of all persons they
are to be most pitied, for all helpless as
they are, they suffer most. When there.
fore, We count the cost of war, we must GO
back to November 1860, or February 1861,
and compare the past with the present.
r., If any one can rejoice over those three
years, then We may all blush for our hu
mainly.
Liseo - %. 81 ...
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Rdsfrs ito the above notice EopiS sesggseI ares
ssocE Of Goods, and would respectfully solicit eontns
snee q be liberal patronage hsretoi0se NGTP
upop my predecessor. -.l La go. S1a =
fWheeing Feb. !, 1854. . 60 ie' ~ ca !
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: The REMOVAL oFlGrAE CAp1FoL, FROM
FRANKToRT, "A joint committee was APP
pointed by. the Kentucky Legislature &c
take into consideration the propriety of re-
moving the seatof, government from Frank
fort to Louisville, Lexington or ''any other
place.. ge.q f. lfi7g .zHifli5sg .Yu ".
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FuRs, FuRs.

A full eook Of all the leading STYLES inst received
"A and 90 sale. NJ R8EIESTR0M
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New Acknowledgements
NEWS ID EP OF
fN a II NoTIcE.

h #lyT thh3sy sold ny +nsws depot" 70 MT. liza 81
II Na7R dbscribe who have paid me IN ad /
Faes for and magazines yn rsceye NV wn ssns
ssr 70 nv natrons, and hope they continue 70 pc
stow upon him the liberal patronage ne.e.olV1e Ca
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N ubias sontags, Wooden Vests and Alexandria q
sale "a =. . 1.s' g . M RRELNSTROM.
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate
in Triadelphia, in Ohio Co.

RY virtue Of deed.of trust made by Strother Gray
- to Charles W. Russell dated the 9Th day Of Febru
airy, 1885, and recorded in the Office of the Recorder for
Ohio county, in deed book 43, folio &c. Also by virtue
of order of the County Court of Ohio county made
the Sd day Of November 1882 and entered in order
book SO, folio l56, whereby the undersigned was APP
pointed Trustee in said deed in the place Of said Rus
sell. will proceed Tuesday, the LIST day Of March,
at 10 o'clock A NJ at the front door Of the Court
House in the city Of Wheeling, in said county, to sell
Upon this lot there good dwelling house and neces
sary out houses The title is beiievedto be perfect
TERMs:-One- third cash, the balance IN two equal
payments of four and eight months the purchaser Civ
ing bond with good security with interest from the day
OF sale, and lien being retained the property for
the security of the deferred payments.
N. RICHARDSON, Trustee.
wHFRLrHs Jan. S-Dtd a3lH ' e.
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Gia S4o,4A.sss,.s.. ssssecs. e's. ss-'''es'
zoa a This Is thesggregate Of the calls for men
in the army alone, while the naval service
2lGn9ss opla,fpllews q shown BY thef recent
reports Of the Secretary Of the Navy: 49,
IL ysss h service and building 400 S SSs
elkf sx1SysG snS LAS
fs,nSor 20 - !sss, r.,, Iuiv lat 81 900
sf,sE y'rhe known cost of all this, it's lmpossl'
Bic fully to state, but the following figures
.sy nov The loans and liabilities authorized by
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-02-05

i0DRUMS Large Cod Fish Just received BY --.
iOtlC MAXWELL, CAMPBELL& TfNGLE.
Main street..
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Why is the President like an owl in day,
time Because he is always A 'blinkin.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-18
nIorsm.nr. ofsecretsry CHASE

Secretary Chase, during the short time
he has been in this city, has succeeded in
completely battling everybody's curiosity
as to the object Of his visit A large num-
Der of gentlemen called st the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel yesterday for the purpose Of
seeing him, but were unable TO find him.
Everyone received the same snsWer-thst
he had gone down town early in the NOM
ing and would not return until evening
1t was rumored around the hotel that he
was at the Sub Treasury Office in Wall
street, which WAS doubtless correct, 81
though 9 number Of the frequenters OF
that locality had failed TO hear Of it. The
Secretary is shreWd man, 9 very shrewd
man, and covered up his tracks yesterday
in q manner to excite the envy OF an In
dian. he did return to his hotel in the
evening, but nobody saw him. He made q
hssty toilet, and was off again in q few
moments. "He has gone out to dine sir,"
was the only answer received by all who
asked for him. Whether the answer was
true or not of COURSE. we cannot say. But
we can assure everybody thst he eats like
any ordinary mortal. BE eats heartily,
and does not subsist on greenbscks OF
Treasury notes. The gold market was dull
and quiet yesterday. Mr.. Chsse's presence
in the city doubtless exercises q whole.
some restraint on the speculstors. We
learn that he is likely to remain here ; few
days longer, by which time We hope ht
will have reduced the premium on gold
and arranged matters to prevent specula.
ton in it for the future.-Nesg York Her
/ aid
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CURE THAT LOATHsOME MALADY.

DE-. GooDAEEs's OAEARRH REEEDT.-It penetrRses
% the very seat Of this terrible Disease and EXTERN
mates it. root and branch forever Dr.. GOOdsls is the
hrst and only person who ever tod the world what
OATAREH really ERs-Where It commenced and W at
Wonld cure Il. DR.. GoOdale has spent lifetime
"a hattlng with this feii disease, exploring its
cret ambush and making known 10 the world the
fact that Catarrh, which has for defed he 81 M
and research Of medical men and authors in this
country and IN EurOre, can now be cured with the
eaUe uniform oertsiniy that morning follows niFht
TreParsd By B. GooDALE. NJ D. how York PIioe
I,Q1 Send stamp for Pamphlet
For sale BY g. W. OLAk kks ll9 SupeTiOr-St.- OleTe-
fan 4 Ohio. ar22-Ez
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ZEAL ESTATE.
Ohm 6. JENNINGS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
ArWATER BUILDING.
FOB SALE.

EOR SALE.
On Euclid ard Prospect street Several very de-
son street.
KipsmSn street. Two s4ory house andlot. 1850.
ysckson street. Two story house and lot, 66xl2s
Prospect street. Briok house and lot. s2,IOo.
william street. nice brick cottage and lot 5Ox
Parkman rect. Two story honse and lot. l,sOO
seoyile avenue. Two story brick dwelling and lot
Harrington stre.t. Two houses stories with good
Ontario s'rstt. Two StOrT brick house and lot snx
I52 feet. $500.
Tracy street Horse and lot. s2lO.
Brick store dweiiag aud lot IN or Of the best To-
cations in the city for 3 druggist or gro cry.
Vacant lot West River street, directly Opp01ite
called s2kxl65 feet Very desirable for Msnuactory
&c. eS 700.
FARMS AED OUT LOTS.
House and i've acres choice garden land on New
bqrgh road, mics from Court h use. $500
20 acres land, we'll cultivated, Fruit, &C.
q acres in Independence miles from the city.
Superior street Just beyond Oass avenue five or
Esrm oti6 acreI in Independence.
Farm OF 35 acres in Parma
Farm OF lsg acres in Orange.
Farm OF 3l4 acres in Columbia9 miles from In.
Farm oiIOi acrss in EuoIid.
YARN OF s. acres IN MayfeId.
lmproyed iaIm Of rs acres in sonlh part OF Wiscon
sin on Chicago and Galens railroad. 8 2per acre.
Improved iarm Of 50 scrts near Chicago.
TOILET
Large and convenient brick dwelling north side OF
Euclid Street near Perry, furniture may be rented
Two story brick houue on Wilson street ESQ
Parlor and bed room in Mathews Block, fronting
v --'A N'' ~ u 1A'9' JSo G. GEESINes.
Hprl4 No. 8 Afwater Building.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-18

n AFEIEED IN HEED-FRN II,
I II. eRsot's IkfALEIBl,E llEInkHEiE iE srsFsTs
nm ne Reoiss o. u. sssBi Bisn Sweet, q ConReots
ths gss boae ssttsE aud hss bssn Gssd IN hls Ssaa
% for the last twenty ysars Eith ths most sstonis
aug Success. As an eLtsrnni remedy it is without
GiTa and vii alleviate paip moro speedily than an
0theF preFarGtion Ter AL Rhsunatic a1d horvoul
G1ras, wounds, Sprains, Bruises, &c, Its s0othiTE
NaalinH and powerful Strengthening rroHenEitisG,
nits fhc iurf wonder and asoniEhr Of all Who zyi
eEeF given e q trfai Over tour hundred eertihcrtb
81 remarkable cures BeEfefae1 b. 81 within the ail
SEQ Ysara, attest 20 this iauk- Strong Arn7srs az
ATanfH for O1sveiand. itaoEdAsT:Egf
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OLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 4
~ CIHOINEA71 BA1Ls0AD.



lsss-L WSTER ABRAHGEEENT.i lssI-1.
On and lltsZ Eoadsy, November I5sh, PASSENGER
TILL Hi isAT9 Cleveland - follows, tsundAyse
ISt o A. DI.-UIFCINEA5F E<PREss
stoyPing q Graitoni Mellingtons New London,
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and WorfhinF-
son; arriving e Crestline At 1870 :. m, Oolum-
ba1 li29 p m, Dayton 4;l2B. n, Cincinnati 6:15
P.m.s 81. Louis l0s45 = m.t Indianapolis S;4s ,.
n. Cairo 500 ?. m, Ecrt v synS s;lb p n, Ohi
ld TTSin11.I0 p ai-.2kcltal y
ssgrs = - sissio4s, and arrives in Oolumbul
"a Frain-5.fO P. M.-nIGHT EXPREsS-stop
ping at Berea, Graltons wellington, New Lon
don, shelby, OreEtline, Gallon, Gilead, Carding.
EHson and DelaWarss arriving at Orestlins ae IGl0
m, Columbus Leo 3. m.. Dayton a;B .. "a
Louis s.4s ?. nl.s Cairo 500 a. NJ -. WayDs4:S9
.. n, and OhicaEo via Orsgtlins 100 .. m.
1fllns leave Oolnmbu1 81 $50 and los20 q so p-ms
arrive at osSelAndssa0a a. m, ,2;5o andsso ,. n.
CONNECTIONS.
HhsIbY-sanduaky, Mansfield & Newark Railroad ior
4a1naneldi At. Vernon, Newark kAass-
O-slslIns- -Pifts6urRh, Fort WAyns 4 ChicAgo Rail.
roads Forest Upper eandulkys pelphoss lie
ma 6ort Wsynei Lsporte, Chica1o, 4o.s
49, sd Aastior Mansnsldi wooster Aas-
9rslsoa and Bsisfontfns Rsflrosd Lfns for Marion.
aiansPolis, TsrTs Hsate, Tinoennss. E2anI-
vile, Loulsyilis, Cairo, s.. Louis, 40.
Columbus-Llttle Miami B Columbna and 1ensn
RailrOads for XeDia4 Dayton, Indianapolis,
T5rTe hautg, st. L0uil, Morrow, LoVoland,
aud Cincinnati, aud With the Ohio 3 Ms
dEsippi Railrosde -Oineinnatifor L0uisTiIls1
Evansville, Cairo, s.. Lonis, ald al pctnfi
on the Ohio river.
Uoiambus-Csltral Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanss-
Vflle, Wheeling, 6o.; Columbus, Piqua .
Indiana Railroad FOR Piqua, urhanA, &c.
~ Tor Tickets 70 all points and Information A.
pig ct the PASSENGER Station, and Is Union Ticket
Once l17 5uPeri0r-ss
H.A FLINT,
rlsrnl.nh. HnH ls IsEs sn..rints-asnt i
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sore Throat. oough, Cold.

sore InEOd5s SOuSus NO1uf
snd similar troubles II suffered to progress resut In
uerious Pulmonary, Bronchisl and AGthmatio afec-
tiOns, often lines incurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHEs
are compounded 80 as to reach directly the Eeat Of
the disease and give almost Instant Ieliei.
nU-8oId b. all Druggists ana Dealers in Medicine
IN the United States Snd most Foreign countries, s
Is urnts vsr bar isu22- -R2
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QS0 mn MONEY ADVANCED,
DJU. .0OO in suns 70 suil-at the Old standard
we'll known WAGHER's LOAN OFFICE, on sec1rf.
ttst Of every kind, viz Gold and alver Watches, Di-
6monds, silver Ware, JeWelry, Guns, Pistols Cloth
Tag, Dry Goods, Pianos, Mslodeons, and all personal
property and articles OF value, the most sstisAo
tory terms. Business strictly private EstsbiishOd
rSsi. N. B.-A variety Of uuredeemed Watches, Jew
cry. Guns, SO, for sale At bargains.
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MOWERS & REAPERS.
AND
EXTRAS FOE REPAIRING,
VO. $50 superiOr-st.. opposite Wed.
dell house, Cleveland, o.

an those in want OF substantial, convenient and
Sasy managed Machine, will consult their own inte-
rest by giving their orders for the Justly celebrated
"BUCkENE.h
They have knives In front, By means OF which the
Driver is out Of danger Of being cut; have elliptic
spring Seats, aud the Junior has been improved by
increase OF motion and SO inch sections.
So Machines on hand st the above named Depot
-A0EET5-
d. ". LUETKEHEY EH, Hardware Dealer. No. iso
SupsriOr-St., Cleveland, Ohio.
Il. n. SLADE, So on, CuyahOga county, o.
q. l.. JONES, Brooklyn Center,
feb2 I57dEW Travelling Agent.
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DR.. g R AH EE,
Member Of the Royal oOIlsgs Of PhySieaHs,
London, England; Graduate Of
Records Bospitgl for

FEMALE DIS EASE
end constant attendant Of Paris, London, New Or
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten years
has opened an once at the
johnson House, Cleveland,
Ehsre he viii be happy to meet q those who sf-
aicted with subacuts end chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the old
plan and is mild, efioacious and effective His med
fcines are simply vegetable extracts and oils they
have bTen us.d but by two other physicians in
Americs besides himtslf He has spent the greatest
part Of his life and Thousands Of dollars in obtaining
afsW secrets In his profession BE tests the Urine
for all forms Of disease. No charge for giving an
honest and true statement Of thier case.
GPERMhTORHGA.
To YOUNG MEE.-He can prove TO you in few min
uies that he is the Oaly physician ever treated
with that cures this disease For patient who
Wi follow his directions, be will give One Hundred
Dollars IL he fails in curing this dissase No charge
made for consultation. Those Ct a distance who
Wfsh 10 consult the Doctor may 90 50 b. sending
email vial OF urine by mail. with nEme and age,
ard he viii answer and describe thec case, and the
possibility Of getting Ieief, BY enclosing return
postage stamp. mars;4zl
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.LEVELANB 8 ERIE R.D.

sAAl4 EA1AgsD q lEG1E d. H.
lsss4- WRTER ARRAEsElIEET. 1854.
On and after Monday, November 18th, is5S. Paassa-
ger Trains viii run as foloWa, (SundaY3 excepted)
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
ESQ A. m.-DAY EXPRESS TBAIN-stoppIng 81
Miloughbys Painesviliss Geneva Ashtabula,
Gonnea1t and GIrard only, and arriTo At Erie at
I:15 p. n, Dunkirk 3sl5 D n, Budalo SO D n
3ilS p. M.-GIEOIHHATI EXP XPRES9-stop1fuga 2 ~
PainesEilis, AahtabEla and Glrard only, and A.
E.yss e Aris 6.S ?. m.s Dunktrk SIT ,. m, Buf.
3.55 z. k..ZmAII AND AOUoMhoDATIoE-
ssos2ing q AL stations and arriyss at Eris e
0sIO p, M.-EIaHT MxPREsS TRAIE-ssoppinE
at atPalnslTiliss Ashtabrla and Girard only, and
arrives q E-ie 81 l2.af =. m-t Z Dunkirk 1.fs z,
ne bufAlO 40 an aFE
LEAVE ERIE
el0 4. E.-HIGHT EEPRE55 TRAEJ-stoppirE Is
Glrardi AshtloGia and PainssYille only and Ar.
EiVo1 at Cleveland 81 IsD A. y.
SOL. E.--AIAIL AND AOO0hIlODATION TRAIN
-etopplng at al stations and srriYes IS CisVS-
$50 A TOLEDO ExPEEss-stoslinE at an Ita-
tons e1uspt sWGnYillo, saybro5k, UnionVflis,
EerTy, Mentor and Hioklidas and arrives e
res ?. H.-DAY EXPREss TBAIE-stoPping ct ai-
rErd, OounssGt, AEhtabuia, and PainssFills
cnly, and arrives n Cleveland at SIS ?. n.
~ second Glass 0Ar5 are rza On al throuEh
An the trains going westward eonnost st Cleveland
With trains for Toledo, ShicAgo eolanbql, Oincin.
natl lndianapiis, St. Loui1, a., and an through
trains going Eastward, connect at Dunkirk with the
trains Of ths q. 7. 4 Bailroad, and e BuAlo with
York City Railroads for EeE York, Albany, Boston
Niagara Falls, kc.s and at Erle with trains on the
PhiladoIphis and Erie Railroad.
Ey-Day Ezprels, East and West, cornectg at oirnrd
With Trains on Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad lOE
Llnesvilis, Mead Eiiie' JsFnsst9En sgs e; -.
Cleveland, November i5th. issS 7-E
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