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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-09

Senators Foster Dooliltle and Eoss committee toin-
yes,ga,c Indian aaal,s through New Mexico aud Colo
ratio have rtornsd from ic I'ana
white y, Port lyon they investigated the sand creek
affair ana informed ihc Indisu- interested ilDl govern
mon, dhapproved Of conei 'hisinson's ac'i"o They
invited t,,o Indiars mcct them ~ council ~ Tpw
.rect ncar Fort Ihrnci ov The 10Th of september, 70
arrange ter,ns ~ poac" tnNofan'" rcs"'s a' Nnc''
psted, -, =. .
accompanied the senatorial delegation and Assc' sbrcvs
- CIV .esay Amh IN RfGlsn
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by party Of liberals OF eighteen. short skrmish
ensued in which the captain Of the train killed aud
an imperial colonel wounded. The impcriasts claim
victory.
Cortina procaims to the people Of Matamoros that
unless they support the republic he will pronounce them
traitors and condscate their property.
The liberals hold the entire State of San Luis, except
the city OF San Luis Potos but have their lines within
three miles of there
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II " y Av ".

-.
~ TIE oNirhp SITES suprnY srhAMhR
FORT M0HGAN fhoM rBs EAST ASD WEST rrLr.
w,'s, r,,a' s ..',ss, .p'@A'e% ,e.@"% ~,'
~ 49, ~. - ~, .,."..1,,.s.,
"" '"o 'i" " ""', ,'"''" vic '""''s anu i'cS' s"V-
plies for the East and West CUR siuadrons Shopping
OF Key West she sunni ihe vessels In uor ard n, D.
cee.ed fron, thence N p.,,.co, ,no,c sh. o, IN.
80 80 ''N s''~e'.Ms ~ - ~
hasFnp Esreiia NJ hneh"i wi''s hc1r Adm'Ial H. t.
Thatcher commanding East and West Gulf squadsons
hoard A,so The vuor,sh;n po,o,uar Knhpr pnn,o.,a
r.x. p.., -. II, -. -. y, M, .
ioh' iinh an" ''"ei s""'' 'essc's' ihe'e were aso
numDcr Oh our bocRadng neet IRON tue coast o Texas
| and Mobile on their way North rh
rho sn..,r, hos ,.o, ,,,, 80 , ,,
~ fN ~ w " ~ "''o', 'o""ns o''s
MINI esws1 !, ~, " 'h Mro Una. ~ ,ms
amy further g a',-l. -.
I'm tne zltn the hesr Admiral transferred his iag 70
started on he return trim. touchino at XnajocicoIs
After supplying vessels there she proceeded to Key
West, touching at Havana, the admiral having Official
business with the authorities at that place In connection
with the exrebcl ram Stonewal which is still lying In
that port The Admiral having concluded his business
with the spanish authorities proceeded to Key West
arriving there early the next morning The flagship
Estrea there no anchor Whiting the Admiras
rival and some few other vessels of the squadron.
The health OF the squadron js excellent and Koy West
Is fortunate In being Ia the same condition. not case or
yellow fever having made It's appearance In the place
'at; a., .,, =, a.. .n. ~, ,,,..., ..,. .,.
ranserrs his nag 10 the Es,rea the Fort Morgan pro
cesded on her way North with The mails and returning
0a.'s % h anu % msn :" 20 WHOSE se,s ~ se, s,
ns, - h.ic nss sisvar % arsum sSo % r,r @ s. s
Ws w., ~ yss y s,1ss d n% - o ~, ,om ''o '' ''''
The tolicwnc Il i;s or The oacar: NJ ,ho Far, Ma,
ran y ' '''' w" ''' y w.
Hnc v,,,,f,.r I,<.,e.,., Co,.m,.,,., W., "a
Eaton 80 ="
Acting Nader and Esecsirs 0dce Geo II. P~odie-
ol; D ...,.,..,,v2 ,... \ o..u..
zcsiss A~isa@ 'li TSyma.iss~wm wallace Goodwin
L
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'Th. propcsea fthucs s"d r"w"""~
Hsitroad.

ITAkclN n T.. kNrNN TO"
the directors Of The Ithaca and rc"anda fanros"
r,nrau, orsrrizs to-day nv the appointment o' h"A
rorr.li ~ p,esdcn, William Andrews ss Wee r'7n'snN
l. !. rrousn as secretary. aud a H. cof"eh ~ "sA''
urer
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PORTLAND, Me, August, y ts05
Tho United States steamer Cossnck arrived berc this
evening with the First MaIne cavalry from the Army
the Poioac The vesimert leaves Tor Augusta to rcr
row mOrnsn~L
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NKw ORLEAxs, August 7, 1865.
The Yimes' city ofMexico correspondent Of the iltr
ul, says that the Frnch organs state that they will
require ouo hundred thousand more destroy the
bands of Juarts The rising Of the people daily takes
larger dimcnsyons Rerprs of French successes are
nufonndcd. fas rFt - tl H. r4
General Alvarez has lust inflicted heavy blow the
npeaIisss ycpsta completely routing them taking
three pieces of arlilcu Grcat disappointment Is fct
&C the failure Of the combined French and iuspcLL
forces against Negretc IN the pass Of Bocna Vista
CortIna eigns supreme FROM he Kates Of Matamoros 20
Monterey. rv b. nN
The recs,pss of The government somewhat revivmg
by tho rrcnch lottery, but The expenses sro terribly In
rreasng sI HHft f1tN ssFtN 4
Rx-Mniser Cc>vIn has written lcter 10 MaximilIans
foreign Minister, from which some ofer he viii influence
Mr.. Seward 70 recognize the Emperor eft
French esuforcsmen1 arc arriving 10 on vscancbs
Juarez is still at chihuahua, undisIurbed
Brownsyiis sdyices 0f tho I'd state that train Of
hppdvd ed nfts wagons 's"w nA,aspsrOs xas souALsS
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M j x ] O O.
Arrival Of the Steamship Mar,,nattan
G. from Vera Cruz.
Maximilian's Empire IN a State
So Of vol leanic Security.
r ss
The ! beral Forces Within One Days
4 March Of the City Of Mexico.
= TMaximilian Gives Sonora Gwin
- '''l the Cold Shoulder.
The Effect in Mexico Of the Herald'S Plan to
Pay OF the National Debt.
13exican Patriots Murdered Under
gi the Name Of Robbers by I'm
perial Courts Martial.
@g1e i1 w ~-~~o~~o>-~~>~Nrr-v~O>~
Progress of the Struggle for Independ-
ence-The Republicans Every
"3l where Triumphant.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n
Appeal to the United States for
nl-t aA Assistance,
4r &n 6n
16exican Patriots Murdered Under
r the Name Of Robbers by I'm
perial Courts Martial.
Progress Of the Struggle for Independ
ence-The Republicans Every
.ae where Triumphant.
Appeal to the United States for
aa-t Assistance,

Tho steamship Manhattan, Captain Turner, arrived at
shs port yesterday from Vera Cruz the 2sth ult,
touching At Ssal the 30th and Havana August BY
this arrival in receipt Of highly interesting
nation from the city Of Mexico up to July 2l aud from
Vera Cruz to the day Of sailing which will DO found
the letters Of our correspondents hereunder.
" The Manhattan brings among her passengers his
Excellency A. Pcon Rpil, Minister from Mexico 70
Italy; Mr.. Ibanondo. Secretary Of Legation, and
Miss Ibanondo Mr. de Haro, consul general
70 Palestine; Brigadier General Marina Colonel
Of Artillery, - Bustamente Commandant Of Engi-
nsers Csrsvas, and NJ de Urrepoia Inspector Gene
nl Of Railroads In Cuba Commandant OF Engineers
6actse; the Most Rev. Bernard Daz, Vicar General Of
Dominso, and she Count Won Thorn, captain in the
imperial Mexican army. ,ar.fssys 81 gt.srtl 't
10 the puser OF the Manhattan we are indebted for the
prompt delivery Of our files and dispatches. &,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

NJ OTlCE.-ChRrles O. Davis, Charles
~ T. Davis, William H. Davis, Jan5z L. Davis,
virginia e Mcoueen, amanda u. Payne, Richard
Budding, GuardiaD Of James Z. Payne. Bay Folli-
yer Payne and FredsTica B. Payne, John E Payne,
vii take notice that petition was filed against
them on the 9th az Of December, A. D. 1854, il
The Cout q Common Pleas within and for the
county q Ouyahogs, BY Eloridge J. Payne and
Ann :. Payne, hE wife, md is now pending, where
IN said Elsricgs ]. and Ann S. Payne demand par
ifiou ofths following real estate, situate in Oeve-
land, Cuyahoga counts, Ohio, 10 Wit: he Wssl
half Of Subdivision lot No. 81 Of Csnfeld Dsnnlson
tester aud Pesses subdivis.on Of original ten acre
lots hos enc hundred and thiTty-f0ur, QS4l one
hundred and thirty five. QS5) and one hundred and
thirtyaiK tl36e sad west half being thirty-thre
lss) feet tront on Hamilton street, running back
one huhdnd GOO fset TO IN alley, be the came more
or lsss as marked in the plats recorded in Book Q,
pages sven % and eight, (s) Cuyshoga county
reoeros be the sanle mora or lezs, but subject to
All legal hghweys; and th;t at the next term Of
said CouIt the said Eldridge J. and Ann S. Payne
Eil sPplJ for sn order that partition may be
made OF aid prtmisss
Dated tis 5th day Of December, A. D. 1854.
BACKCS & NOBLE,
oeofsl5 Pi6intifa' Attorneys.
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BRII}s sPEOIFTO PI.IEWABI

RkETBD II ALI 0AsEs.-Oas be relied
HsvSr fAll 10 OaEsi Dc not nAa5osel are spssd
In sotioel EoCSa1gs Of Diet FsQu5edi Do uotiE
ts-isre With bdsinss pursaltsl Cd be used wish.
sut d0tsotieRi Upward Of ZOO ouFsi.he past month
some Of them very severe oasoz, 0Fer one h1n'
dred physicians eAys uRed then thslF prao-
tics, and speak wen q their Ofaoaoy and Hppu5Fe
Of thelr composition, which b 6ntieiy TeE5taht :
and harmless on fho system. Bunteas Of ooruhs
Uatss can Be shown. BeH'a spe0ihi Eilia are 70,
oHqlnal ana only genuine Specific III Ehey ase
adapted for gaais aad female, oldg young, sne
fhs onlT reliable remedy for 6necsnz q psTuis
or seminal Fesknsss, with ali its tAins Of evils,
Guch as Urethrai Gna Vaginal Discarges, aiesil
be Whites, Nightly or Involuntary ln1i..ionA, In
eoatiHonee, Genital Debility and Irle billy In
potency, Weskness OF loss Of Power, herFouH De-
bility, DC, &H., AL Of which arise pincipaliy no
Sexual Excasses or Self Abuse, or Bone conztitn.
ttoaafd fd6TanEo-asnf, and iaoapaSitAte the E1detsE
fr0m fulfilling the dGtiss Of marrisd .fe. In 81
IsKual dssossss a. Gonorrhea, elect 81 Structures,
Honsulting FhysiSi=n for the troatme1 oi Seminal
urlnsTYJ Sexual, and Nervous Dissslsi who VIII
I liend mes 10 an, tie f5ilcwizg vsiufls work. IN
geAieC enLei0ps:
THH FTFFIzTH TH06sAED.-Dr. BsIiil Treatise on
eslf AbuBs, Premature Decay, lmpotsoo and Los
Of Power, Sexual Diseases, Ssmina Weakness,
Rightly Emissions, Genital Debility, &C., &C., q
pamphlet Of 64 pages, containing Important ad-
Vlos to the afflicted, Gnd which Ehouldee read ~
every sufferer, So the means Of cure In ihe severzs
Ttagss is plAinlG set Serth. Two BtaHss required
g pay postage. 2l:R9:mtW. .riSEE -
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CURES CsTARsH II AL ITS TiPEs And STAGES
CURES cATaRKH laD aVEBTs C0EsuasTldA
No violent syTlnsiHg Of che Head,
Ths Sense OF Taste and Smell RastOf

Ths Sense ofTaste and Smell Restored,
For centuries Catarrh has dotted the skin Of ply
sicians and surgeons. no medical work contains
prescription that VIII sTadieetol Z. Nothing Esvs
DR.. GoGdais's Bemsdy will break it up, radically
destroying the principle of the disease. and pre-
Guiding the possibility OF relapse.
IL psnetTataE 20 the voTy seat Of this terrible dls
ease and ertermlnatss s. root and branch, forever.
IFrom tho New York Comm rciai kdsertis7r.l
HAT, Ross AND EBI0DIC CATARRH. H.--gr. 4. Good
ale's CatsTTh tenedy and Taoaa OF treatment. no
only affords tie greatest relief IN every Fa-ety Of
Catarrh bat it eItiugoishes the disease forever IN
sll its stages. Every ose speaks well Of it.
Price 81 p5T bottle. Send stamp foE Or, 2.
GoodAls's EeS Pampblas on Cat1rrh-Its Perfect
Mode OF Treatment and RsDid Cur
EORTOE d CO., Sole Ag'ts, Is Blseks- -, \. Y.
SOLD BY G. v. CLARK, ne Superior St. ds5:k3
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IMPORTANT TOLADIKs-Dr. HaT-

Vsyls Female rlls nave never YET fsnatin reEoOv-
ing dimO1lties arising from ObftEuotiO or Etor-
page Of nature, OF in restoring The syHn 10 psF.
tdf hsalfh Wksn euEefinR from Spinal in5otion5, :
fPrOlaps1s, Utsri, the Whites, or other yaAkness
che Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfltly harm
tsIs on the consultation, and may Do tstn By the
AloBt delioste female vithcut os1sinE ditress-the
Bsue time they aot Ike = ohHRm By 5tregthening,
inVigorAtiag and restoring ths system q e health
condition, and b. bringing On tho montky psriod
with regularity, no matter from Whist onsas tke
ohztFuCtio1 may arise. 1h6y snOnld, hoEFsT, E0T
b tsksn during ths hTst thrss months sffragnan-
0T, though safe ct any ether sima. ~ niDaEFisEs
would be the result.
Eaoh box contains 90 pills. Price %.
Dr.. HAREET'a TaEkFIsE on Diseases OF ioEsElGs,
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, BsTreaness, stsrEfF, Re
production, and Abuses q Nature, snd smlhRtical.
" tho Ladiss Private Medical Adviser, nnphlst
q 81 pages, sent free 70 sny address SiE Hhts
GuiTed TO pay postage.
The pills and book viii BE- ssut by nieii vheh ds.
sFsd, ss-ursIy sealed, and prepsid By
J. BRYAN, n. D., General AR1t,
10. 70 Cedar st., New ioTk,
\. Sold by ali the principal Druggssts,
s.W. CLARK, Druggist, Agent foT OeyssRd.
iuly2i. Rs.rn VtkWF
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Hyusa sad Lot No Ss Herman street
Prospect stFeat-A Lot G6E4l0 ieet, adjoining
S;ager's.
Eirsmau sirest-Brick two-story House and 81
acres Of Land, Bara and a variety Of Ffuit iof
sale OF exchange for 8 country store, f5Tn or mo
ohahicsl business iatorest.
Dstroit streeI-H0us3 No 232, sST5a reds to stUTsi
Lot 53ElSS.
Superior straat-Brisk Block bsar ths Second
Church
Knsman sirst-Lot one acre, Y feet front, op-
Poz.te Orphan Asylum
Clinton str5st-HOus5 No. III; Lot 6CX1SJ iest.
Jersey stTeet-Houss Nc. u; Lot S2x2l5 feet.
Liberty rtrtet-HOuss No. l23, six rooms; Lot
G6xiS5 feet.
Fl cid street, ~est of Erica splendid House.
FARMS AND FARMING LANDS.
lILNoIs, Perry cCunty-AD acres in German
settlement.
ILLISo1s, Champagne county--IsO sOrss; also,
adjoining $50 acres.
INDIANA, Jasper oounty-223 acres two miles
from the Tsiiroad.
YIeGINIA, Hampshire couuty-lsO acres with
buildings and improvements.
CoNSEcTIcUT-z0 sores with ire buildings, on
Connecticut River.
Iowa, Gutarie cOunty-2SO acres fine Farming
Lands
Iowa, Kossuth county-sO acres fms Farming
Land.
EAST oLEvFLASp-s 74-lOo acres os land.
BEOoKLTN-l7 1910 acres land, with good, new
house.
81. CLAIR RoAD-Is-a,rs Lot, 1251l-acrs Lot, and
2o-scrs Los.
wIsooSsIs, scule csunty-153 seres, Is miles
| from Madison.
Es-I snd Dealers and A gents from abroad ar
/ requested to addrtss as above. BusiBtss letters
| with stamp enclosed, viii receive prompt stten
| ton. dec23
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Views and Other Ops
err.F T-efrrrua,Ea
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

MASTERS SALE-Pursuant to the
4Ile0Enand Of an order Of sale from the Court OF
Common Pless Of Cuyahoga county Ohio, at the
SUI oil Jan Campbell against John Douglass and
Thomas bowling, to lie dlreosed shall expose for
ssle 81 lublio auction at the door Of the Court
house inthe city OF Cleveland, on the sIst day Of
January 1855, At O'Clock P. n, the following de-
soribed Hemises;
situstl IN tbs State Of Chic, county Of Ouahcgs,
and eityof Cleveland, West Side, being parts Of
oTigina lots 80 and Of In Jacob Perkinti subdi.
vision, 90 much Of lots s. snd g6 az lies north Of
line cohmenclng ct point on g line between lots
- and 81 ~ ieet from the north line Of said lot s.
and iony Est thorsfrom to toe east Hns Of LsmBr-
limo street the lot herein described being about 81
teet the south line and about 81 feet deep on the
north tinei q nting Lamartine street. Also the
eaiante oflet IS not included the above beipg 80
ieet fi5Bt on Clinton street and So feet deep to-
gethel with ah The hsreditsments and appurt man
ces tfsIennto belonging, hut subject to all streets
andhighTsys. AppraiSed ct $780,
d. W. GAGE,
oac59h5 Master Commissions.
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NeW York { Harlem Railroad.
EoFIOE 10 TRAYELERs.

TVWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
u Sundays excepted-l
MORNING EXPRESS, leaving TF0y at GsIS A.
NJ from Albany at HUDSON River Depot at OsS6 A.
L., arriving ct New York At 8:5S P. n.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy st 500
P. H.; from Albany as 3;a5 P. H., arriving Is New
York At S;So P. NJ, connecting with express trains
for Philadelphia and Washington City.
The Cincinnati Express from Buffalo connects
with the 9;s5 at Albany for New York BY the Har-
lem Road.
For the better accommodation Of tho public, ar
Fangemeni5 have been msde 70 run the trains Of
the Hudson River Railroad CO, and thoss OF the q.
7. and Harlem Bsiiroad Co, at different hours from
Albany and Troy.
Rs.s O1ys Of de bess eonss0fioz, AID most convent
ent for tho Of passenEsrs, have been placed on
TIE HARLEM ROAD.
Passengers viii be Eieks9ed and Baggage checked
over this road direct to New York bJ the Central
r. B. Co., and all eonns5ttng lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson River railroad %. and Of
this %. VIII DO received By either read and Bag
gage checked BY eithsr Company win bs delivered
In New York without change of cheeks.
Nov. 2d, 1854 3. A. CHAPLIN, Sup't.
EoRD h GRFE5 AdTsrtiaing Agent no2aE1
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GnHs1EtaI.
SUIGs AND HAIR WORN.

NTIGs AND HAIR WORN.
vi. D VS. REV EBTABLIsEEENT,
THE LARGEST N TIE STATE,
FGa Eis EkKlAa aE9 LADlES RklR DRESSING
&c PUBLIO SQUARE.
EEsnfSotursE Of s'l kinds Ct WIGH, iHcladiaE
the celebrated
iLLusIoA WIG,
that 30 resembles nsture ca 70 defy the doEost
scrutiny. A very large and beautiful stock Of
LONG HAIR, (b-Jlght b. the proprietor from
Europe, for SWITCHES Rnd BRAIDs-t6e finest
assortment ever seen In this city.
Ladies' Front Pieces and EklfaHig
In Svsry styis, with eli improvements.
sETS or OURLS, made from EFsn5b Nature
OaTled Hair gRaHTaEtssd,l
EuasaE DOUBLE ssd gRIPLE BOWS,
WATERFALLS, &C.,
shIsas hY the BdTeFtssF, equal to thOss Imported,
Ladies' Bralds made into any kind Of Road-DTsi
or Bow without injury 20 Switch
LADIES HAIR DRESSING IN fhs most pTsTs
nEEnd fashionable styles,
Z sEAn work warranted es represented.
HOT and COLD BATHS at al heurs- dsC19
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Selling Outl SEEMING 0ut I

AAAA5 NGVt WILLIS OIS
IN C0ESEQ ENOE OF TIE
LeFsstl5 advanced prices OF Goods and the IN
settled state of the market, have determined 10
Close cut ny present business, and win therefore
from this Gay commence Offering my entire stock OF
Goods st such prices as will insure their speedy
sale. cannot, IL tbs brief space Of sn advertise
me1tI enumsTsts the articles in the stock, but 10
SoAPriSo5 3 fns stock Of Linen Goods, FIGnzsIs
Blankets, DTsss Go0is, Blsok Silks, BalmOrsI Skin ls
5hawisI Ladies' and Gents Handksrehiefs, Cot N
and Wool Hosiery, B0mbazines, AlpaoAs, White
Goods, EHl5r0iGsrios, Lseo Curtains Table Cloths,
napkins, Velvet Ribbons, and a full assortment OF
Goods usually kept by AL goods EiIi positive
" be offered az low, sad many articles even ct 8
les price, thsE they oAn now be purchased for In
~ merchants, viii and this good opportunity Of
genleni5htng their stock on very advantageous
,egms. All ara inv ted to call and secure some Of
he baFcaius- s. HFMAN,
ep20 Cor. Superior st. and Public Square.
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on exhibition snd for sale at s0LOMOEsoEi5
Optical Inststute, I3O Superior street, under the
American Hotel. oecalsle5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

UVHF FINEST ASSORTMENT OF
Ice Pitshsrs, Goblets snd Trays IN the eisys q
-. - cOWLE8',
isI WsdfHn HoHra-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-02

The pourieg rain was falI fig fast,
As through the 81 HorseneeI Ne region passed
An Oil Creek man, mid MD and slesh,
Who threw up his hat ani cried, by gssh
Il III Petroleum !"
His cheeks were pale, hissyes were bright,
As a fash from a patent tkerosens Light
His boota, hs they sank b the greasy ground
splAshed out the oily, msodious SOUND
ss Petrosan
In strike prospective heild sell
An hundred Thousand barrel well.
Above-tho claims he dllnlt own,
That from his heart drsf forth agFoan,
Pstroluml
g Sink not that vel, - b oonscience said;
H Too big strike may srike you dead"
Up goes the derrick, dom goes the bore
Up comes the Fand-puHF. what's flowing e'srf
Pstr0Fum
Sell outr' cried Prudfnco-'' Take nap
IN Madame Fortune'e snetuous lap
Two briny tears fell ffon eaeheye
y She'll aoW more yetf was rs reply
Petroleum r.
q B5wsrs5 she g in ont, like many well,
Or meet with an aecidsnti noone can tell
A thing 'cnsartsin', IS loving we'll.
g don care figi cred he, g Won't sell
Petroleum p
The very next day the tubing bunt;
The gas was 90 strong. That's not the worst,
The we'll caFedfn, andth current Of oil
Driven back to its crsTices burst through tEc soil
Petroleum
A drowned corpse vas the next day found
Half buried in the greasy ground
still grasping IN its hsnd the bors,
That sugured luck to hin no more
Petsoleuml
There in dirt and the mud he lay
Life!ess-sud slowly uslting away
At last from the depths Of I've hundrad feet,
Gurgled a faint sound oily sed sEeet,
Petroleum.
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NLEYELAND And TOLEDO q. B
Iss.s. wBTza iERIzazazs4. us.-s.

ls6t-5, WRITER ARRANGEMENT, lsS4-a,
Or aud 1fsEr Monday. Oct, 1lSt. I5S4, Passenger
Tfang viii lssE5 Cleveland e. loilOW5 Sundays oz-
ugptedi
8:ia A. M,-UMGAGO EXPREsS. .-EtoPB At Borsa,
Grafton, Obsrtin, Maksman, HorwRlk Monroe
vile, BelieTus, Qlydes Fremont and ElmOre,
and sFriYla At Toledo at 1878 P. r., CHICAGO At
u3GP. and Detroit BssO P. 4.
2ii0 ?. -HESTERN AAiL-Stops af al stations
on southern Division, and arrives st Toledo "a
7;25 nj Ohieaso Rs 5; - A. \. aud Detroit AZ
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so p. E.-HQRTHERH HAIhs-StoEs at Al gtEs
ti0El5 On EcEtheTn Division. and G5TiFes at 5az.
GaskV nt Z 40 p. NJ
10 90 2. 1---EIGHT E4PRESs. .-StcEs st GEz17orr
EorWalk, EonroeTft8, Clyds and GEumoas ana
arrives aS T0iEto IS 3 3 4, z, ChicaEo 81 l7,sG
p 4 sud Detroit et 90 A Il