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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOTi .t
sAstetn Through arrives at 7:sO A. n, S:l6 P. n,
AAEtsn Way arrives ct 10.10 A. II.
Western Through arrives st eco A. H., $40 p. II
do Way arrives st 2:56 P. II.
9andusky Way arrives at oi16 A. II.
Cincinnati Through arrives at ESQ A. NJ, 300 p Il
do Way arrives ct $50 P. n.
Pittsburgh Through srriyea at 055 A, II,
Way arrives at 1910 P. N.
Aahoning Way arrives at 1o=45 A. NJ
keadville arrives at 10:25 A. n.
nsdinA Way arrives ct 400 P. N.
aooSPors, 20, arrives TuesdAyh Thursdays Ana
Saturdays at IL Il.
MGrrenSVills arrives daily ct Io.l5 A. n.
Aast Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily "a. n.
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
AAsfARH THROUGH for Erie, Bufialo, Boston, Kew
York, Hartford, and PsineEviIle, Geneva, AshtAbu
e snd Oonnesnt, closes ct $50 4. Il.
H4sz11H u TFHOUaE, for New York only elOsaa Hi
lAsrzRa THEoUeH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany,
Boston, New York and Hartford, CLOSES At 800
EGsIHRH WA1, for sn points between Cleveland
and Erie, closes ct 260 P. n.
WHTKRN THsoUGE, for Toledo, Detrsit, ChIcaEcs
and Mivaukee closes at T:1o A. N.
REsEERH THEoueH, fog Toledo, Detroit, chicago,
Dubuque, 81. Joseph and Cairo closes st 800 P. II.
WEsFKRH WAY, for ell points between Cleveland
and Toledo, eleseS at 1;46 P, N.
SAHDUGKf WAY, for sanduHky and all interme.
date points, doses 1t $50 P. NJ
OIHonNAn WAY, for AL points between Cleveland
Gnd Cincinnati, CLOSES at 7:05 A. n.
= OmCnIHAEI THRoUgH, for Columbus, Dayton,
ESWArk and Cincinnati, CLOSES at 1905 A. n.
OuoEEATu THEoUeH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
EouisVille, St. Louis, Indianapolis zAnssvine and
Wheeling, CLOSES At 300 P. n.
PITTsBURaH rHRoUeH, for Pittsburgh and WAsk..
Ington closes at 1880 P. II. 90
BPg91IsJRsH WAY, for al points between OsVs.
AID, WellEEille, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
!dsPhiA, Baltimore and Washington, clOses At 100
HhAHoHns VAT, for all points between Osyslsns
ana Youngstown, closes ct 2:45 p. Il.
mEADvILLE, closes ct $50 A. n.
%4DMA WAY, CLOSES ct T:30 A. M
ROOkRORT, b., CLOSES on Tuesdays, hurSdAyA
and Saturdays, At 12H.
WARRxzsTIri.z, closes daily, 1e.sOA N.
EAsf OLEVHLAD and Euclid, closeS daily, st ,
R.M.
Mall and DreP Letters are required By Law TO b
prepaid. Il, fs.-r.
Aa Oity Circulars are required 70 be prepaid WITH
tWo-osnt stamp. '-..a
OnlSs open from I:SO A. n. 10 T:SO P. n. OA
Sunday from a. II. TO 1000 A. n.
4. COwLEs. P. n.
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MeatGaI.

DHYsIOIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS.
IL The diBpensstion Of PhyEieisnI Prescriptions
always receives st our hands that care and atten-
tion which their importance demands, and none
but articles Of most nnexoeptionabls quality are
used in their preparation. --a---- 11
[ Physicians Who coDhds their Prescriptions to
our care are assured that our prices are always
reasonable. CHURCHILL BR0THER,
ianf7 No. l2S OntRFi oGtEeat.
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The Proposed Tax on CFude Petroleum
The Boston Commercial Bulletin speak
ing Of the probable influence Of the pro-
posed government tax on crude oil, says:
The effect Of this proposed tax upon
crude petroleum must be to increase the
cost Of refined oil some tan cents per gal
lon, which added to the present duty upon
the latter of twenty cents per gallon, will
be equivalent to aggregate tar Of thirty
cents on the production for home use. This
new burtheR, it is feared, will seriously de-
press the business, and especially restrict the
export demand, which Is not affected by
the tax Is now levied, and remitted In Gaze
Of shipment to q foreign port. As there is
no special p revision made for drawback in
this case, the additional cost of ten cents
per gallon on the exported article must
bring the ceal oil now being extensively
manufactured in Great Britain, at q cost not
exceeding rs cents per gallon, in gold,
largely In competition with our domestic
product in all European markets, and, it is
thought, with chance of superseding the
latter altogether. Such result would in
volve the grsyest consequences toour great
oil producing interest, which has already
absorbed such vast amount OF capital, and
which is largely dependent on a foreign
market for its profits. Hence it behooves
our legislators in Washington to act upon
this subject with the greatest caution, lest
they kill outright the goose which lays the
golden eggs. -
The latest proposition before Congess is
TO exact the payment of duty on petroleum
whether exported or not with 3 view to
compel foreign consumers to contribute to
the wants Of the Treasury. But the diff
Guilty in the way Of this project is, that
with the additional cost ef 80 cents per gal
Ion for refined oil, or even half that sum,
foregn consumers will not take it all, and
their market would be lost to US forever.
Besides, IS such measure would be equiv
alent to the levy Of an export duty, it is
doubtful whether it could be contaminated
without formal amendment of the Con-
stitution.
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From July /, 1863, to July !, 1854, the
number of persons nAturalized was 4I9s3,
a. Eollovza.
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The crop covered g breadth Of 40S, ,Ss4
acres, producing 3Ol, ATS tuns of hay and
Isl, sos bushels of seed.
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EIs SHETLAND yH1Is-Al.s
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From Mr.. MsnEAslds statistical report
on affairs IN Ohio, we take the following
highly interesting extracts -r
CROPS.
The only crops, the average product of
which have increased the past year, are
tobacco, wool, wine and potatoes.
The average production Of corn, per acre.
for 1858, was tWenty-seven bushels; tetsi
number Of acres, 2,027,sII; of bushels,
o46l4,6lT. The general averge for a se-
RES OF years, was thirty-four bushels. The
reduction OF the general average amounted
TO 9 total, IN the entire crop, of 100000
bushels. This is as great reduction Of the
average production of corn as has ever
occurred, being about seven bushels per
acre.
WHEAT. -
The wheat crop covered q breadth of
l,sil,2T8 acres, yielding crop of 2O,452,-
600 bushels, being eleven and thirty-six
hundrsdths bushels per acre.
This is just about the general average of
this crop per acre.
The product Of wheat in this State, for
the last four years, has been much greater
than for the four previous years.
OATS.
The breadth Of oats raised was 54s,Ols
acres, yielding 1871, ,561 bushels, OF twen-
ty and six-tenths bushels per acre. The
oats crop, in quantity, seems to have follow
ed the same law with corn.
POTATOES.
Potatoes should be classed with bread
hn
State has varied but little in twenty years.
The number Of acres for the year was 80, 7s5;
average production, &c bushels per acre
total s,ssI4ss.
The hay crop averaged but nine-tenths |
Of tun per acre. Inc number of acres
was l,l95,550; number Of tuns 1,O9s. .48e.
This was far below the average for five
preceding years.
TOBACCO.
The tobacco crop averaged 800 pounds
per acre, and, the number Of acres pIsnted |
being 47,262, the total crop was 81 ,022, ,323 |
pounds. This crop is regarded as so ex-
haustive of the soil as to cause serious /
doubts whether its culture is really profit
lble.
CLOVER.
The crop covered breadth Of 40s,s
acres, producing 3Ol, ATS tuns of hay and
l5l, ,6o6 bushels Of seed.
FLAX.
Flax is not manufactured In this State,
but it is believed that the introduction Of |
ts manufacture would prove valuable. The
results Of the crop were: Breadth Of
ground, ITO acres; bushels seed, 624, ,224;
pounds Of fiber, 3,5s2,l7O.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.

The internal revenue derived by the Ns-
tional Government from the tax on whisky
is stated at $1,000, 900, having increased 400
per cent, while the whole revenue has in
creased 200 per cent. Ohio pays one-tenlh
Of ths internal revenue tax collected by the
National Government her proportion Of
the whele being about the same ratio as
that Of her population TO the population
of all the loyal States.
The whisky tax is sexpected to produce in
revenue from this State, In the years 1854
8, the sum of $4,000, 900; and the total
revenue from this State TO the National
Government, for the year ending Septem-
Der l, 1865, isplaced at $24, 100000.
roac1.u ~ ,rr,v ~
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OGFVRLAND AND TOLEDO B. 2
IsS.-s. wIETER GRRAEGEHHET. st-E

On and afssF Monday, Oct. list, 1884, Pa8sngsR
TrEius win Leave OlsTsla1d follows (sandzsS ex-
an a My-dHI6AGO HXPREss.-ssoss ct Berea,
Grafton, Obarlin, WakemAa, HOrWsik, Monroo-
vile, Bellevue, Clyds, Fremont and Elmoras
and arrives ct Toledo at l2:l5 P. X, chicago at
H3OP =, and Detroit 20 P.H.
a,ioP M.-WETERH MAIL.-StoPs et 81 ssat bora
on Southern Division, and arrives Gt Toledo q
7sBP. r.; Chicago at 5 IS A. n. and Dstroii ss
lO.90P. r..
43O P. h.-NQBIHARH 4AllL-SatoSs as ~ IL. -.
dusky st T:l0 p. II.
ma p M.-HIGHT EAPBkSe.-StoRl a. 6-afton
EorSsak MonrosVille, Olyds snd Fremont, A1d
srrfTes ~ Toledo At 2.t5 A. r.; Ohioalo ~ u -
- and Detroif At 90 A. u,
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RUTrER AND oHEEsE.

These articles are principally raised in
FIVE or six counties, in the Northeastern
part Of the State. They amounted to 3D.
1917 lbs. butter, and Is, l3O,75O lbs.
cheese. The following is table of coun-
ties:
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About 1000, 900 pounds of butter, raise
in these counties, Is exported.
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a uinrIs BOtfIs VIII last . IEoufh-tO
6e used three times = Nay,
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SrstlxI NatlEes.
WNINHOOP AMI THR VIGOR

a. MANHOOD AND THE VIGOR
OF YOUTH RESIoRED ln four weeks, By DR..
Ricord's Es5EhCE OF LIFE. Dr.. Bicord f0f A.
rls) has appsiuted an Agent in New York for the
sale Of his hi9hlI-PriAsd ksssnce Of Life. This
lhattrrsd conatitutiona, in four Weska and Il used
according to printed ilatrnctions failure fH inp0s-
Eibie. hueceas, in sYery case, e etrtain.
Dr. Hcsrd'a IlIonse Of Life is sold in cases, With
fan inEtrucions Tor uss, at s. or four Quantities
in one for $, and wiz Be sent 10 any part careful
y pzesd on rsoeipt Of remittance 20 his acsFedt-
Cd aesnt. Circular sent fres on receipt Of bur
ntsnpg r.s PHILIP ROLAND,
4sI Broome Etrsst, one door west Of Broadway,
1abl6.R3 New York
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eHEEF.

The number of sheep was $500, ,3ls,
value, $lIbo2e57i average valner So 10.
ARABLK LAND.
The plow crop Of the State covered l.
e7T,sSl acres including grass, fAx, sc.
This war falling of OF twelve per cent.
The total value Of agricultural products
for the year. reaches the handsome footing
of S20s, ,ss3, ,59T. On q basis OF gold valua-
ton, the total products of the State for the
years 1851, 1862 and 1858, did not materi-
sllv differ.
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.9entistrB.
NoOTHACHE CURED.

WoOTHACHE CURED.
ALEX. B. HALLIWELI, n. D., Dentist,
Il prepared to furnish foil sets Of Artificial Teeth
Of great strength and durability, in exact fnlifE
tion OF the natural on,S, free from any mstAo or
other uuplessant taste, at ONE DOLhAR per Tooth
and upwards.
ESTABLISHED TWELVE YEARS, 1I4s
Corner Ontario st. and PuDne square,
CLEVELAND, OHIO. rs ...l.L|
N.B.-Dr. Halliwell begs to inform his many
patrons and frsnds that be intends to remove from
bis old stand about the hrst Of April Of which
du notice will be given. -l- lfebI
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Cerffacnte ol Aufhority.
CoRIIucote OF AutnOFItys
70 expire on the sist day Of January, 1855.
OTFICE OF THE AUDITOR or STATE,
INSURANCE. DEPABfMENr.


10 expire on the s1st day Of Ianuery, 1885.
OTFICH OF THE AUDIreR OF STATE,
Insurance DKPABThENT.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, January 81, 1855.
WHKRFAs, The TKANEs FIRl IEsBRANOH O0M-
PAHY, located at Norwich, in the State Of Con-
nectieut, has hled in this ONCE . sworn state
meRt OF its condition, required by the first
tion Of the act ''TO regulate Insurance Companies
not incorporated By the State Of Ohio" passed
April s, 1856, and amended February 3, 1854 and,
whereas, said Company has furnished the under
signed sasislactory eVidsnoe that 1t s possessed Of
Af least One Hundted Thousand Dollars Of Ectual
capital invested In stocks or bonds, or in mort
REgss Of real estate, worth double the amount for
which the same Is moItgsged and, whereas, sad
Company has fled In this once q written instru-
ment under itl corporate seal, Egned by the PreGt
dent and Secretary thereof, suthortEing any sgent
or agents ofAid Company In this State to toknowl-
edge service Of process, for and in behalf Of said
Nov, therefore, in pursuance Of the hrst section
Of the aforesaid act, I. JANIS b. GoDHAH, Auditor
Of stats for Ohio, do hereby certify that said
THAnRS TIRE INgURAMoa COMPANY Of ConnOeticut,
Il authorised to transact the business Of Fire
Insurance In this ststs until the thirty first day
and Gixty-Six.
TStAmp.l In witness whereof, have hereunto
IssAl.1 subscribed ny name and caused ths seal Of
my once TO be Amxed, the day and year
JAS. 4. GOODMAN, Auditor Of State.
iebls:lsI s. u. FOX. AGENT.
q DRIEs.-
- 1000 bs. prime kettls-rsndsred Lard,
800 bus. White Beans,
80 dos. BroeIeB, .l.r f ...-
5000 bs. Western Reserve Cheese,
EoI esls by ~ A. HE1lEIE8 y oo,
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HINIEe. PETROLEUM

Under this head full tables are given,
noting comparisons for q series Of years,
most Of which have been heretofore pub
lished. Petroleum is said to be found in
this State, but in what quantities, is yet
unknown. It is probable, that where oil
exists, it must be reached at depth Of
1000 feet. In that case, it cannot be
known, except after many experiments,
how rich, or how extensive, the oil deposits
are. Rock oil was found, in tbs
early settlement of the State, in the Mus
kingum Valley, and has been recently
found in other localities. The tract where
petroleum is now mostly sought is in the
counties of Washington, Athens, Meiga
Morgan, Auskingum, Licking and adjs-
cent regions. The field will probably be
extended, as exPerients are made. In the
year 1854, thirty-one millions of gallons Of
petroleum were exported from this coun-
Try. It was carried 70 all parts Of the
world
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gusaraufk,1

TEMRNT
Condition OF the Thames Fire Insur-
ance Company,
On the SlSt day of December, 1885, made to the Au-
dtOr Of Ohio purEuant to the Statute Of that State
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company is the THAEEs FmH
1EsUEANoz OOnPAEHs and iS located at Norwich,
Conn.
CAPITAL.
n. amount OSitI Capital stock t.. 500 oOS @ % %
ASSETS.
Cash Of the Company on hand. and In
the hands Of Agents and other per-
4fsob4 W
The BOn1s and Stocks owned BY the
Oompany. 1880 %
Debts due the Company, secured By
mortgage, (As psr sob edule 81 $50 90
DsbS otherwise secured, las per sched-
d 800 90
Debts for PrsmtumE. 60 40
All other SeeuritleS-omoe, Furniture,
Interest, 1888 %
Total Assets Of the Company S716, Isl 6s
LIABILITIES.
Losses unadJu..Sd......................., s,I1o q
Rent and Printing .......... -r ........... 44s os
Total $3.50 20
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duS5ST ManIheld Newark 3. B; es Clyde With tEe
gsndrakY Dayton Cincinnati 3. B-i at 4remcns
I5fh the fremont 3 Indiana z. B. and at Ioiedg
y-fth the MichiRan Southern Northern Indiana ana
Toledo q Wabash Railroads for QhieAgo, Detrois
Alton S. Louis, and AL points West, Northwest sra
Southwest. -, -, -.
vet Al an a ~ 7:s5 ?. n, and $50 z. =. lrozl
s.ndusky AZ s:I5 An. ID. BUOkARs alpts
f1aVsiGnd- Oct g, ia
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The greatest amount insured In any one
risk is S,OOO CO
The greatest amount allowed BY the rules to be In
Bursd In any one city, town or village. No limit.
The greatest amount allowed 70 be insured in any
one 600 90
The amount ofits capital or earnings deposited in
any other State, a. seourity for losses therein.
None.
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90 cnEE & cO.,
9lasifaI aIustrMmeuts.

CUMMINGS 6 JENNYS Manufsctu-
Alrers Of Grand square, and Cottage Upriaht
PIANO FORTES,
No. 726 BROADWAY, NV YORK.
EAen Instrument warranted ave years.
AsWholesals and retail 25 Per cent. less than trs
same class Piano elsewhere.
Dealers viii do well to examine our Instruments,
- Send for . catalogue fsbe9OI
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PROPERTY OF OHIO.

The total landed property in the State is
25,876, $50 acres, the value Of which, exclu-
sive of town lots, is $500, 900, 900, and aver
aging among the 27IooO owners, $l,84l
apiece. The commercial value is stated at
about double these sums. This proves
what observation confirms, that the farm
ing population of Ohio are not only in q
comfortable, but comparatively speaking,
wealthy condition.
The personal property is valued ct 1851, :
194, ,0I6, showing an increase In fourteen
years, of ESQ per cent. All personal prop
1rty has been raised 30 per cent. in two
Year,, by the imitation of the currency.
INTERNAL REVENUE.
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DAILY LADER.
STATISTICS SHOWING some OF
THE RESOURCES OF OHIO.

The Amount Of wheat, OATS, Potatoes,
Glover, Flax, etc.. Butter aue cheese,
etc. etcs-ThS Arabic Land-Rrop.
erty-InternaI Revenue Losses by
War, etc, etc.
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Office or fHI AUDITOR OF bTAfI,
OOLuEBUs, ONO. Jan. 81, 1855.
1t Is hereby eertlhsd, that the foregoing is cor
reot COPY Of the statement oHndition
Fire Insurance Company Of Connecticut, made 20
and nIed in this once, foF the year 1865
Witness my hand and seal ofncislly. ~
ISEAL JAS. b. GOODMAN,
tsTAMf.l Auditor Of State.
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sTKTE on OOHaRcTIOUT, :.
County Of New London.

bTATK OF OOAAEcfiCUTS -
County Of New London.
Amos ". Prentice, President, and Benz. B. Whit
tsmore, Ant 6so'y Of the Thames Fire Insurance
Co.. being s9VsFally EWorn, depose and say that the
foregoing is . full, true and cIFrsct statement Of
the SfisirrS Of said CompAnyi that the said Insur
aucs Company Il the bona hde owner Of at least
One Hundred Thousand Dollars tf actual Cash Cap
itaI invested in Stocks and Bonds, in Mortgages
on Heal Estate, worth double the amount for which
described ofacerS Of said Insurance Company.
AMOS W. PRESTIGE, Prss't.
B. B, WHITTENORE, Ais't 6ee'y,
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All pSssOnI purchasing e1O 90 worth of Goods
wiz be entitled to draw one Of the above Gifts;
$40 90 worth, two Gifts, and 50 on.
oUR STOCK contains Fall Assortment Of all
kinds Of Dry Goods, and will b. sold as low as at
any Dry Goods House In Ohio.