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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-14
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF ST. JOHNSRURY

Abstract of quarterly report of the condition
Of The First National Bank of st. Iohnshury ON
the morning of the lst day of October, 1864:
LIABILITIES
Paid in on original capital stock, 50. OOO. 90
Paid III on increased capital, 25,OOO.OO
Circulating notes received. 50000OO
Due Passumpsc Bank for Banking bouse
safe &C., 100000
Cash borrowed to pay for T. S. Bonds. 100000
s2lO,OOO,OO
RESOURCES
I. S. Bonds deposited with treasurer. 1S1 800 90
L. S. Bonds on hand. 200 90
I. S. 80 Bends on hand. l3IOO 90
Circulating notes on hand. 9OO0O'OO
Circulation loaned, 50O0'OO
Que iron; lst National Bank Boston, 1850
Cash on hand, "a o40 20
Banking house, safe and fixtures. 100000
Paid expenses and premiums on Bonds. 6.SSi,7O
s2lOOOO,OO
=, LUKE P. POLAND,
o"olh 10 OeI0re me. President
+. c. REDINGToN, Notary Public. lw
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CIATE Or VERMONT,
~ Caledonia District

= late Or VERMONT,
- Caledonia District, S..
In probate court, held st JuhnsUUry withil ana for
said district, on the Sth day Of OFT, A. ID. l>i+
Al Instrument IErpDrug II ne the last VII and Tesla
nent OF NvrOn Ph'ppn late of Lyndon in said district
deceased. being presented 10 the court byfyan l. Rand
all the executor therein narIed, for Probate:
Ii ordered by said court that all persons concerned
therein, he notified To appear al session OF said Col r,
to be holden at the probat. office in ST J"lnsbury.
the 1th di Oi Nov. Isil. ami slew il they
may have. alan: the Probate OF said WILL TO which
purpose, II Is further ordered that copy OF the record
OF this order be published three weeks successfully in The
tclrdonan printed a St JDhnSbuIy, previous 10 said
10 SAID time appointed Tor hearing
ASA l.. FRENCH. Judge of Probate.
A true copy Oi record-Attest,
2J-22 ASA l.. FRENC Oh, Judge of Probate.
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State OF VERMONT.
4 PRSCLANATION.

4 PRCCLAMAT
Whereas, the Passumpsic Bank a banking cor
pOratOn duly Incorporated hv the Legislature oi
the State of Vermont, located and doing business
at st. Johnsbury in the county Of Caledonia mas
made application To mo requesting IA" 20 issue a
proclamation designating some day for the ter
mination of the existence OF said corporation:
And whereas. il has been made appear Ia me
that two thirds OF the legal votes of the StockhDd-
of said corporation given IN favor IF said
application
Now, therefore, ], John Gregory Smith. Cover
said application and the provisions of sections
e;ghty-six and eighty-seven ofChapter eighty
OF the General Statutes of Vermont, do hereby
issue my proclamation and declare that on the
Fifteenth 18th day of February. 1875, the said
corporation of the PassuTnpSic Bank shall cease
to exist fully and with the same effect as II lis
charter expired by the limitation therein.
OF this, creditors Of said PaSSumpsic Bank and
all others concerned will take notice and govern
themselves accordingly.
~ In witness whereof nave hereunto
Is signed my namo and caused the seal
49, o. the State to be hereunto affixed
in Executive Chamber at - Adams. this fifth
day of August in the wear Ct our Lord one thou>-
and eight hundred and sixtv-four ard 0. the In
dependence Of the United States she eighty-ninth
] GREGORY SMITH.
By the Governor
SAMUEL WILLIAMS.
Sec. Of Civil and Military Affairs
A true copy o. reco-d-Atie>t.
SAMUEL WILLIAMS,
Eff Sec. Of Civ, and Military hff7irs
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lllellt III -Nofthern ' eTmOnt. OF
WATCHES, JEWElRY, SILVER & PLATED WARES

'''' S'' To " .eIf' Wiz III y Irff 80 EEFNIV
Photograph Albums, Fancy Goods. Cutlery,
Books and Stationery, Toys, Perfumeries. Trav-
cling Bags and Baskets. Combs and Hair
Brushes. Bird Cages, Sheet Music, Pictures. Oval
and other Picture Frames, SpectacleS and many.
MANI other articles too numerous to mention
y. B. Among the above goods | am selling
many articles az OF less than present aclolesale
prices Silver Spoons from - to 800 per set
if paid in coin of which | make them GOLD
CHAINS and many articles OF JEWELRY which
purchased before the advance on them offer
from D to - per cent. less than manufacturers
prices. Also few Watches at the same rate
Hair Jewelry made by Mrs. &C. Childs. Hair
Fronts and Rolls tor sale and made to order
Hair taken in exchange for goods and highest
prices allowed Watches. Clocks and Jewelry
repaired by experienced workmen or myself, a
practical matchmaker and engrarer and all work
warranted. c. c. CHILDS.
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DEATHS.

.se- Marriages. Births and Deaths inserted FREE
OhtH.rle>, including poetry S ered at SIX cents line
in advance.
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oRIC - CTS. PER BOTTLE
WALLACE d Co.. Sole PropTlctor.,

Wholesale Agents-N- 5. Burr 60; Geo-C-
Gc,lxin s. Co: and 5. N Celcord Co,
Boston
TSOld throughout the COunuy.R
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-14

EotaSirdy used by Hair DresSers.
lHSee Directions, in English and German OF
the Bottles.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-10-14
TATE OF YER MON I,
Caledonia District SIS

AIV'sI NSA J. 7 hENII-i . l'-e
A true copy Of !,ecord,
"a - Attest, ASA L. FRENCH, Judge
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CURTAIN FIXTURES FOR l24 CTS.

GROCKERY at low price for the times
~ AT BARNEY'S-
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MILLINERY 4 FANCY GOODS.
Miss F.. j. GIBSON

Has Just received a new assortment of Millinery
and Fancy Goods.
Mclndoes Falls. October r. 1854 2D:25
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with dressing which gives the hair aud lively Az
pearanoe. and trins the harsh, dry and fzy hair
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-16
Advance Of Waees.

The craftsmen all over the country are
moving for an increase Of wsges. This is
the result Of several potent and irrepres.
siblo causes IL. The premium on gold :;
2. The high price Of sll the necesssries OF
life, as well as the luxuries, consequent
upon the preminm on gold; 8. The great
demand for mechanics and lsborers, ex-
ceeding the supply, in consequence Of the
absence Of more than a million of work
ingmen in our armies. There are other
causes Of less importance, but we shall
only consider the prime cause to-day. 1t
is the high price Of provisions. In sll
wars, save this, the products Of the soil
have ever been "dirt cheap" In the pre-
sent war the demand for provisions for
the subsistence Of our immense armies has
made harvest fer spectators, while vast
tracts of productive soil have been iaid
waste, and many hundreds Of farms al
most left untitled in consequence Of the
absence Of males seeking glory, if not
wealth, on the battle field. In addition to
this, the demands upon US from Europe,
Canada, and Brazil for provisions have
been very hesyy, and the carrying trade
has to be done in foreign bottoms, and
great advantages and gsins are lost to rs.
These are the causes, and they are sufi-
cient to testify the demands Of our work.
ingmen.
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Van Amburgh's grand mensgerie on
BrssdWsy, which, during the past winter
has been one Of the most popular and St
traetiEe resorts in the city, closes this eve
ming, and in few days sfterWard will
proceed upon its regular annual tour, for
which greater preparations than have been
made at any previous time. 1t will make
its hIst stand at New Rochelle on the 2Oth
inst, and thence will go into Connecticut
arriving st New Haven on the 29th. Van
Amburgh himself will accompany the ex-
hibition.
During the last few months the manage
ment have been successful in securing an
unusual number Of rare animals, and the
collection is now more varied than any one
ever before offered to the view Of the pub
on this side Of the Atlantic, 8 beautiful
giraffe, white bears, q Poonah bear, mag
ni6cent royal Bengal tiger Giving speci-
mems Of which it Is becoming almost i'm
possible to procure at any price,, and
other varieties Of singular rarity being
among its attractions. This menagerie
will include q greater number Of cages
than have ever before travelled together in
this country, and the entree Of the caravan
will be the finest display Of the kind
ever given. This is considered very i'm
portant matter in the country, many per-
sons deeming the outside show alone worth
going miles to see. The colossal band
chariot, 8 splendid giraffe cage Of peculiar
construction and extraordinary finish, snd
an immense svisry cage, will be the most
prominent features Of the procession,
which will be more than mile 10 length.
A new and beautiful tent Of vsriegsted
colors, covering nearly an acre OF ground,
has been constructed for the coming ses-
son, and an idea of the magnitude Of the
establishment may be gBined from the fact
that nearly one hundred and fifty horses
are required to transport il from town to
town. 0ne hundred men will be employ
ed in various capacities about the insiitu-
ton, and its total expenditures must
amount to an enormous sum daily, to say
nothing Of the intereston the great amount
of capital invested in it, and the wear and
tear Of the material. An exhibition so
meritorious and instructive in its charac-
ter, so magnificent in its proportions and
so complete in all its details, should re-
ceiVe form the public a degree of patron
age commensurate with the liberality and
enterprise manifested in providing for
their qualification. We have only to add,
that the proprietors are gentlemen Of
worth and high social position, and the
instution is certain TO be conducted in
such a manner as = secure the respect and
COED will of the communicative York
World.
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Marrying and sertling soldiers.

The Boston Transcript ssys:-"A recent
private letter from member Of the New
York First Cavalry, dated at Charleston
Virginia, expresses great satisfaction at
the position Of the regiment in the Shensn-
dosh Valley, from which the writer hopes
it VIII not be removed. he says Our
men are so much at home, that many Of
them will settle in the valley after the war
is over. Some thirty Of them have mar
ried here, and, from the cOurting going on
among the country girls, many more will
follow their example, The regiment went
out fourteen hundred strong, and has now
four hundred men fit for duty, including
new men. Almost all have re. enlisted" !.
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ARRIVE AT OIEVELAHD
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RAILROADS..
4 TLANTIC & GREAT IVES IN
~ RAILWAY.
IA ~ -szzz5 a
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
new Y0Tk Through Line.

Take, sHo.t sFril ), '8sl-daily Sundays '100Et
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> 1--WE. BEOK

From Rev, J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor rI Ire
Encyclopedias ef Religious knowledge and Chris
tian Chronicle. Philadelphia.
AlthOugn not disposed 70 Isyor or recommend Pat
9nt Medicines 10 gene a. through diEsrust Of thsir
Ingredients and effects. vet know Of no sufficient
Faasons why man not testify to the benefits he
believes himself 70 have reoeivet nom any simple
preparation 10 the hops he may thus contribute 70
the bsneht OF others.
do this the more readily IN regard 10 aoonandE
German Bitters, prepared By Dr.. U. N. Jackson. Of
this cfty becauss was preiudiced against them tor
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic MIXTURE. I am indebted 70 my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Eqs., for be removed lhis
pr6iudice By proper tests and for encouragement to
trT them, when suffering rom great and long con n-
ued debility. The Of three bottles Of these Bit
tsrs, at the beginning OF the present year, ols
lowed b. evident relief and restoration 70 degree Of
bodily and mental vigOr which had not felt for SIX
therefore thaBk God and my friend FOR directing
70 The use Of them, }. EEWTOh BHOWn.
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should your nearest druggist not have the article,
DO not be put on BY any Of the Intoxicating prepafa
lions that may be offered in its place. but send 70
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REslRaaRS.
RAILROAD.


LIZA IIAvn OLzvrLAHD
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Id Chicago es l0ss0 A. n.
CONHEOT1OEa.
sotiong are made ct honroeTIlie Wit
UAns1eld 4 Newark R.B., at Olydi
NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 4
~ OIHOIEEATI RAILROAD.



1884. WIETER ARBKEGEMEET. Is5I-l.
On and altar HOnday, November 18th, Passenger
Efainl Win laATe Olsyslands - follows, (sundAyBs
Ist A. .m.-QINUIHEATI EXPREss
stopping ~ Grafton, Wellington, New London,
shelby Qrestline, Gallon, Gilead, Cardingtons
ton; arriving at Oreatline at l0.l0a a. m, Column
bus l;29 ,, m, Dayton 4;42 ,. m, Cincinnati 6:s6
m, Cairo 500 ,. n, FORT Wayne els >. m, Ohi.
oago via orestline 1913 ,. n
I'd Train-2;lO P M.-AOUOdMoDATI0H
stops e AL stations, and arrives IN Columbus
at $50 ?. N Cincinnati 3.50 a. n
Sd Trafu-5i1O p. M.-HIGHT TEXPRES5-Stop-
- ping at Bersa, Grzftons Wellington, New Lon-
don, shelby, Orestlinss Gallon, Gilead, Cardilg.
- on and Delaware; arriving At Crsstlfns az l0si0
,. NJ, Columbus l:05 .. m, Dayton 4:45 q. m,
Cincinnati ZOO m; Indianspolig 7s0a a. m, Sc.
sm-. Snd GhicaFo Va 0rsstiine, 1910 4. n.
Trains Leave Columbus at 40 and IOs20 NJ sac pm.
arTtEs at OlsTsland9Soa- q m, 2;ss and ,. N.
CONNECTIONS.
ThsFby-ssnduary Mansfield 4 Newark Railroad, for
MAnEcsid, Nj. Vernon, Newark, kanss-
Or.rtlins- -Pifts6ursh. Fort Wayne OhioASe Rail-
ms, Fort HSyne, Lsports, Chiosgo, a..
vest, and Eastfor Mansfeld, Wooster, has-
arussoa and Beiisiontns Railroad Line for Marion.
Bellefontsine, Sidney Ulion, Munots, In
VIE fouisvies dSiro. s. Io1i- e
DsIaHsrs-With springheld branch for spring1eld-
ssiiroad, IoT Xsaia, Dayton, fndisnsPolis
Eerre Haute, St Louis, Morrow LogelAne,
TiSsiDpi Railroadr -Cincinnatifor LouiITflla1
NASHVILLE, Osiro, st. Louis, And AL points
,oluubuS- trai Ohio RaIirOadf for Newark zansI-
VILE. Wheelings &o; Oolumbu51 Piqna 4
Indiana Railroad for P1qua- Uroana, tc.
~ FOR Tickets 70 all points and information ap-
ply Ht me Passenger EtAtions and e Union Tiekss
| Once, lT superior-st
cleveland, Nov. Is, 1855. snperintsndsnt.
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aaye, by thosogzh trial o. m0Ts than tsa years.
sustained reputation shat no other nsehins has
bssn able % dcgUtce.
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From the Rev }. N. Lyons, formerly Pastor OF the
Columbus n. - and milestown (Pa.) Baptist
Churches.

Dr.. O. M. Jackson-Dear Sir: feel II pleasure
thus, OF my accord TO bear testimony 70 the
cellence or the German BftteFs. some years since,
being much afflicted with Dyspepsia, used them
with very beneficial results. have often recon-
mended them % persons enfeebled by that torment
ing disease, and have heard from them the most hat
tering testimonials to their great value In cases
Of general debility believe Il 70 be tonic that can
not be surpassed. J. n. LYONS.
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0RTICAL.


Practical and Scientific OpticiRn keeps the largest
assortment Of Optical Instruments in the city Be
Ing old establishment and having been extensive
y patronsed, he hHs the confidence that his present
stock will warrant a continuance OF public iavOrs
All hisspectacles OF the best quality of crystal
curing weakness, dizziness and imparting strength
for long reading and nne sewing. Artificial sggsia-
serted without pain
Omce--130 SnPerier-St., nrst door non tie
entrance 10 the American Hotel iuly.s
~ Beware OF travellers claiming to be Mr.. Solo
mOnsOn or bis agent
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MORNING LEADER.
SATURDAY mORNINt. APR. 16, 1854.
A nIIIe Of wild AnImnI.

For special and Telegraph News--eeei
FiFist PaGe. For LOcal and Commercial
NOWns-509 Fourth Page.
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CLEVELAND & ERIE B. 3.

t44i4 Hl42AA1A&s4s q AaAaA1@ - i4t
lsSs-4. WIETER ABRAEeEiLE6T. 1854.
On and after Monday, November 18th, 1855, Pssssn-
ger Trains win run as foloE8s Sundays ezoepteds
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
p.5O A M-DAY EXPRESS TRAIH-Stopping Is
Willoughby, Paine5Tile, Geneva, ABhtabulAy
Oonneaut and alrhrd only, and arrive Rt Erie st
l:s p. N, Dunkirk s:45 ?. M RuliAlo 80 p m.
PaineaYllle, Ashtabula and dtrerd only and AZ
Tiyes at Erie SIS ,. m, Duukirk s;l7 , NJ b1f-
-. 15 p =. m.RHMAIB M: AHB ACoOaaODGTIOH-
90 stoPPng at all stations and arrives At Erie as
p. 6.-HIGRT EXPRESS FRAIH-stopping
A. yes a Erio st 1882 q m.s DunkiFk 2s4s -
~. BufAlo 40 a. m
EEhFE ERIH
..1a. - FGHT EGPBESS TRAIE-Btopping Is
so oI-.-5 H1htabula and PsinesTills only and Ar
S1s-sf a sVeland at 800 A. 4.
s.ao n.SsAI M AND ACCOMMODATION FRAI1
on l7Pd 453ASs sEi9is txrEEss-ssOpglng at
tons except sWA 1 WIeFiiFs- Snd arrives 4
FaS, FTsEIS, =, Asns3r ~ r.
2;t5 P. H.-DAK EXPREA sf5A1t 15sA M fsi5S-TSIis
6SIai 6aTai 70 09annss. . Ash n Tsi1n A. S25P.E.
~ Second UalI Cars Ars Foa on al
An the trains going westward ca lnsst At OlsvsIsn.
natl fnisBspi1 S ioio' ~ E65s EGnls9, AZ tSroS1d
trains going Eastward, connect at Dunk "A with the
trains OF tho 81 z. T. Ballfoad, and at alo With
York City Railroads for HsW York, Albany, B>ston,
6i4Sara talis, Aer and at Erie with trainl On thS
Phtladslphia and Erie Railroad-
-, Icy - presls last anq meef eonnectg At Giraf
Hstn 1rains On Are and Pittsburgh Railroad for
LtnssEills, HsadEilla, JamestoEn, e.
OIeFslaud. November 18th, issI-
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From the Ess; Joseph H konnard, Pastor Of the iotn

ID r. Jacks on--Dear Sir: have been frequently
que5tsd 10 connsct my name with commentators OF
different kinds Of medicines bat regarding the pTac-
tioe out Ofmy appropriate sphere have in all ca
declined; but with a clear proof in various in
stances, and particularly in my family Of the useful
ness OF DR.. HOOfand's German BItters, depart tor
once from my usual course, 70 express my full con-
votiOn that for general debility Of the system and
especially for Liver Complaint, 1t is and vau-
bic preparation. In some it may fai; but usu-
ally, doubt not, it viii be very beneficial to those
who suffer from tho above cause.
Yours, very respectfully, J. H. KEHHARD,
sth, below Ooatss-st., Philadelphia.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

nRUGS DMEDICINES.-THE
attention of Physicians and all persons wishing
Pure and Reliable Medicines,
IL respectfuIy solicited to ny stock which comprises
q complete assoTtmentof ything pertaining to
THE DRUG TRADE,
md At prices to insure satisfaction the purchaser
Dental and Surgical IisstrumeBts, TeetA Fol,
TEleGsized Rab6er and TsleaHisers,
Of the latest and mos approved patterns sold st man
ufactures prices.
PERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES,
IN great variety. Also, stock Of LIQUOks, (as 70
quality second to none in marEet. --.-. -.
Azsnt for DAYS SPLIHTs the most complete 9es
Of spli1ts aver offered 70 the Profession. Country
PhV1icians aIs paraiculArly invited % an eAmine-
. favor ne with their orders. 9. "; OalAssAs
iAns " sa ,.I1S.-s
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Nine Daily Trains From
PHILADELPHIATo TO NEW YORK

BV-Heksts for Sale to Boston By Boat or Ban, and
Boat Tickets good on any OF the FOUND Lines.
Fare to al P0ists as LOl0 as by aay other RoutS
SLEEPlHG OARS on Night Trains 70 PhIladsl
phis, New York and Baltimore.
Baggage Checked Through and Transferred Ere
TRAHSPO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Produce an
Live Stock carried with despatch, at Lowest Ratss,
OHAs. THOMSON, Local Agent, Cleveland.
WM. II. HOLMEs, EHOOH LEWIS,
Gen Pass Agensi Gent Sup't
Chicago III. lianlIl-- Altoons. Pa
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r COOKING GLASsES.--ORKA.
Ii MENTAL Gilt Pier, MAntel and Oval Framed
Airrors. Plain Gilt Rosewood and Mahogany
Framed Glasses, At BARGEAHTBt
nsy9kBl1 ~ Marble Block.
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PnsT.lRglgE TlgE.TAgEE.
1854. Winter Arrangement 1884.
BOB TIE
Arrival aRGl UzOaiHS OF kasaEs
H@-AFFH1
CLEVELAND POST OFFIOE.
CommeEcinE November 18th, 1864.

Commencing November 18th, 1861.
RS-hAils VIII 30 opened Ela EsadT for delivery on
/ hour after arrival Of trains.
sg-An Mails Gloss one hour before departure o
'-'-1'' AERIVAL OF NAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 7OO A. Il, and 1sO and
Eastern Wsy arrives at 1915 a. n.
Pittsburgh 1s Through arrives .s Ct S=25 A. =.
sAnduBky Way arrives st s25 4. n.
Mahoning Way arrives 81 5:S0P IL.
Cincinnati Through strives at $50 A. H. $50 7. -,
do Way arrives at 900 P. n.
Western Through arrives ct 9:35 NJ, and SIS z. r.
DO Way arrives at 2;45 I. Il.
Medina Way arrives ct 400 p. NJ.
Rookpert, &o arrives Tuesdays, ThurSdAys and Bat
Breotsv3is, Bath, 40. arrives mondays and Fridays
EhsTon o5ntsr, Granger. North Boyaiton, Sc, arrives
Mondays and Fridays at 5 P NJ
MATTensyille arrives daily at IO;l5 A. n.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily sts =. =.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAgfIBN THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
Va, Astabuls and Connsaut, closes at $50 A. NJ.
AAsTERE THaoUeH, for New York only oloseH 81
EGsTEaN FHRouaH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany, Boz.
ton New York and Hartford, closes ct $40 P. n.
kAsTERH WAY, for al points between Cleveland and
WnsTERE THRoUaH, for Toledo, Detroit, Ohioafo
And Milwaukee, closes at 10 P. NJ, Qesses 7;S
WEsTEzs TaaoUsH, for Toledo, Detroii, OhiesEO,
Dubuque St Joseph and Cairo closes at $50 2. NJ
and Toledo, closes at P. Il.
sAEDUsKY WAY, for sandnHky and all intsrm0dlAts
points, closes ats 30 P. n.
OIEOIEHATI WAY, for all points betWosn Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes Et 10 P. H. Qeaves ct 769
next m0rninE.)
ark and Onoinnabi closes ct 10 P. n, ueavss ct Use
next mornins.i
OIHOIEEATI zHBOUgnr for Columbus, Cincinnati,
louisville, st. Louis, Indianapolis GAINESVILLE and
Wheeling, closes at 6:l0 P. M. UH0. I.-H
PITTSBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wseh.
ingtOn, closes at Iz:4O 2. n.
PITTsnURGz WAY, for all points between Cleveland,
Melsvie, and Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington, closes at 7:30 a NJ.
nAHOEIEe WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and youngstown, closes st 70 ?. NJ, Qeayes st 500
next morning.)
MEDIsA WAY, closes ats 4. NJ.
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