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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-08
CONNECTING VIA BELLiIRE AND PITTSBURGH
j.Hil ,t rifI- WITH THE ~ - UI'l.-
iPeunsyIvania Central ana via He'll.
y aire and wheeling with tho Bal.
It timOrc a. Ohio RailvOada for n 4
Washi0gt0n City, Balti. f
ih' more, PhiIadelphia, hl
uesNfjt New York, BOs. 4 iiitHGu
AND ALL EASTERN CITIES.

TVHIS ROUTE OFFERS THEADvAN-
4 taee Of atbrough ticket and tagsage check "a
Waslngton City, and also gives the passenger the
privilege Of visiting Baltimore Philadelphia aud
New York, at the cost Of New York ticket alone;
or the privilege of visitipgal of the principal sea-
board cities at the costof Boston ticket Alone via
Through tickets to New York can be procured via
washington City, at an additional expense Of "a.
Trains leave CotnTbus as follows: -
4:20 A. M EXPRESS, from Union Depot, via
Bellaire and Pennfvvania Central Railroad. ar
rives at Bellaireat 1910 A.. NJ; Pittsburghat 345
7. NJ; Harrisburg at 2A5 Al Baltimore at 7:oO
Philadelphia. at 1900 N, J; New York, via Alien
town. at 92o A. M. This train arrives in New
fork three hours in advance of any other route.
Via Beaire and Baltimore Ohio Railroad, arrives
Cumberland at $50 p. NJ; Baltimore at 7AOA M
Washington City at $50 A. NJ This train srri, es
in Baltimore and Washington City several hours
in advance of any other route.
25S ~ E1PREsS, from ron gpion. Depot, via
at Beaire at s:4o y. NJ; Grafton ati $40 Az M.
Cumberland at $40 A. NJ, Baltimore az $40 p.
M; Washington City at 7:O0P Moo s,gsal.
Via hellaire and Pennsylvana Railroad. srriyes st
Harrisburg at l:3O P. M; Baltimore at 5;45 P. NJ;
Philadelphis at 535 P. M;,New York, via Phils-
delphis, st 1880 +. M; New York. via Allentown.
i. .s5- Five trains daily CSundays excepted from
York. ''9fJl' H31siF ilI13.
Sleeping cars on all night trains.
3 ~ BE sure to ask for tickets via Bellaire.a9ts
J. w. BROWN, General Ticket Agent.
III. J. JEWE1T, President.
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-28

School Notice.
MFRS. AMANDA II. CHAPMAN,s
QX1 SCHOOL for small children. will be
opened on the FIRST MONDAY in October.
at her residence on Camden street.
Sept 28 q
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. THE NEW BONNET The new bon
nets which the millinas have just dis
played in New York are thus de-
scrihed
A few French bonnets are on ex-
hibition, but there is nc great change
from last season, except they arc made
lower in the neck, leaving less room
for waterfalls, which are waning. A
very pretty bonnet is trimmed with
daisies, and q hummingbird is placed
among the down of ost:ich feathers.
Gilt ornaments are much used. some
OF the designs representing. coins, so
that If a lady cannot have gold dol
lars IN her purse, she can at least bear
their semblance about Ter.
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Auction Sales.
Handsome FRamit"re, Saddles, Carriage, &c
By A. z. PhiI1ins

Handsome Ftamit"re, Saddles, Carriage, &c.
BY A. r. Phillips.
THIS Thursday MORNING. 2stb INST, at
10 O'Clock, | win sell, at my AUCTION
Room, Bedelps Building,
A variety OF handsome FURNITURE.
consisting OF:
. Mahogany Wardrobe, Mahogany Marble
top Bureau, Marble=top Centre Table, Wal
nut Extension Table, Mahogany chairs.
Bookcase Ettegere, Walnut Table
Mattresses, Feather Bed and Bolster, and
sundry articles Kitchen Utensils.
ALSO, -
good Saddles, 1 e-horse Carriage. in
good order, set Harness, Fairbanks
Platform Scale, in good order, and many
other articles.
Also, at 10 o'clock precisely,
l prir Harness Horses, Covered Wagon,
l Double Sctt Harness.
Unlimited articles received until hour of
sale. Sept % 2
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Real Estate.
By Jacob Levin.

ON MONDAY MORNING, October 2, 1 will
sell positively, without reserve,
That new a3d neat COTTAGE BUILD
ING, with tho land on which it is erected,
consisting of half an acre, situated on the
East corner Of Gates street-measuring On
the same 1Of4eet 4inches, and on the North
by Medium street, measuring 2OS feet &
inches. The building has Reen erecssd
within the last four years, contains rooms
and pantry, with portico front and rear;
also brick basement, finished, with rooms
garden and good we'll of water.
ed'to examine the premises, as the property
Will be positively sold. Sept "a
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FOR CONGRESS-.

lis J:icnd:; of GEO. D. T1ILMaN, Esq,
respectfully announce him . candidate for
CONGRESS-, at The ensuing election. in the
Third District embracing Orangcbure.
EdGcfetl, Lexington, Abheyille, Noovbcrsv.
R:c'lan AID Fairfield. Scpt y
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-28

Judge King, of the Richmond tRay
+. County, Missouri, count, has decided
thc provision Of the new con sitation,
requiring attorneys to take the oath
OF loyalty unconstitutional. SO far rs
its retrospective and se epo@ Jfacto fen-
fures ere cODcorne3.
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Our Next Governor.

T To give the people the assurance oY hav-
inga genuine man for Governor, General
WADE HAMPTON is nominated for tn at
Ioifice, at the approaching election. by some
lcitiZens OF NEWBERRY DISTRICT.
Sent 2S ;"e
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Religious Notice.

'IlHE Evangelical Lutheran synod and
Il Ministerium of. South Carolina and
adjacent States, will meet, according to
adjournment, ats Matthew's, 0rangeburg
District S. c., on THU GRSDAY preceding
the third Sabbath in October,
!. The members Of Synod, one and all, are
Particularly requested to attend, az bust
ness of Importance, will be brought before
the Synod. BY order Of the President.
J. p. S8IELTZER,
Sept 1913 Corresponding Secretary.
8S Charleston Ne,cs publish three times
and send bill to this Office
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For the Legislature.

The following gentlemen are suggested
as fit persons to represent Riclland Dis
:rict in the next General Assembly:
NM. WALLACE. WAI X. BACdMAN.
WM. ri. T-tLLEY, JAS. G. GJBBES.
.lp
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-28

The owners of the Bangor Democrat
have. sued for $50, 900 damages for
the destruction of their establishment
by 4 mob in 1861.
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Notice..

TGNHE DUE. BILLS for so cents. 81 and 81.
IL issued by us, will be redeenlcd in Rich
mond, Va, by Mcssrs. LANCASTER Il CO..
and at Columbia, S. c., by Messrs ZEALY,
SCOTT BRUINS at the rate fixed by the
Court of Cancellation, viz: sixty for one.
All parties holding these due bills are re-.
quested to present them for redemption
within sixty days from the date of this
notice. kEATlNGE & BALL.
Sept CS
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~ RECESS ~
MELTON Engrosing Committee made the following

ses RFfE
Mr. MELTON from the ngon9 Committee made the following
Engrossng report
State Acts official public
done and and elections made the
same ~
I '.'t Respectfully submitted,
C. d MELTON, Chairman Committee.
whereupon Ordinance ratified in due 4
Mr. MELTON introduced the following resolution
immediately, and agreed
Resued pay D. orhe
OF thirty dollars compensation his engrosing
of State of South Carolina |
the lowing resolution
Immediately, and agreed
esooea That Gen Assembly requested
State adopted by Convention together with several
Ordinances and Resolutions passed published With the Acts and Reso
uions of the General Assembly, at its
soca That the Clerk
to the General Assembly early day of its session
On motion of Mr. ORR, arr +
Reports other papers which have not
been disposed ofby the Convention be laid table
AZ 9E ~ vEd f3 Rb EgT E
BGF BGf oP NE 2E 9E EEEE R9 GNsoTs GENERAL
ne the People Of mesos Of soa Carolina, By Dey Contention
for That n.ss en af % third Mdn3 lines October sn
the general fP [s Assembly the ~
Ess e1 s G s %
ss ss s ssGSs
said oosdaod BY Managers for
Ii naS
s 1s sa
Coton Orangebug Berkeley elect one Senator and on
ticket members
last the
Georgetown shall
resenatlves Ye District of
resentatives The Election District
and twenty Representatives
senator Representatives
That
votes poed and after making thereof showg
votes Poed for each shall certify the
appoint one OF their number list
and the to the general meeting
which general meeting
the
Election District OF Berkeley shall meeting
charleston the second day following NJ
AND the Managers when assembled meeting
Members General Assembly,
their hands, OF such elections to the persons
That the Members edsshau
sreclal seI n on Wednesday, wenyhfh day October
Of the results
shall of
under their hands, shall
sealed envelope appropriately endorsed
deliver the with the unboIen Secretary
Columbia before the fourth
Secretary State SHALL
yves VINO Shall during the first week the regular sesioa and
announce the said declare the entering
the the Journal of
That the Messengers shall be entitled Treasury
the State equal
mule and returning
miles be Secretary
therefor.
That the Clerk the printing
thousand of this Ordinance
to the Managers of Elections throughout the
Done Columbia the
Lord one thousand eight hundred sixty-fve
d. L. WARDLAW, President of Convention.
Attest JoRN T. SLOAN Clerk of Convention.
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PROCEEDINGS. OF THE CONVENTION.

PROCEEDINGS OF THE LONNENPl0N.
WEDNESDAY, sEpTlN1BER q, 1865
At hourso which the Convention was adjourned PRESIDENT
took the c'a;s and the proceedings opened with
Mr. NoAAsTER pesated the contingent
Keeper of the State House for of the
referred tssthe Committee of Ways Means
SPECIAL ORDER.
motion pToceede the consideration
of the Of the Committee Department.
declare
force, &C.. aso
Report Committee on the amendment proposed BY Mr. Nc
at IL o'clock A. M. .
following the provso to
the 4t section of the Ordinance
'ocid That arising contract whether under
SEAL written oral made January 1862
and s of May D party
the action introduce testimony showing the
of the consideration contract made SO that
regard being had tohe
decree may be rendered as will effect substantial between
And the being agree passed
So the amendment substituted passed.
committed to the Engressing Committee
Message No was then received from his Excelencs the
Governor, and was read by his Secretary H. Perry Esq
TO Haann THE MEMBERS NIB OF THE THE CONTENTION
lima to all of her civil political the Federal
Senate gwen the elections
Sp sa }s ss
fuency by voting the Legislature.
yourselves to with him the
rated Tor and
od population of the State whose
Under people with Demo-
cratic ZEAL and industry confidently
redeem herself and be
ever has been in the past "
Gentlemen bid
homes and long live yonr
rduous govern
h1elO "Is civil liberty: B. Z. PERRY.
message laid on the table
and ordered to be printed.
Mr. FURMAN from the Committee Means report
the of Theo considered immediately and
to.
Mr. FURMAN introduced the following resolution
dered Immediately, and agreed
ol That the the the various
consumed hold subject General Assemby
Also introduced the following resolution
diately. and was agreed to:
Resocd That thesum dollars appropriated as COM
pto Tor the use OF the building which the
'1. Aae pee9 nefd;
Mr. g. THOMPSON presented petition
laid on the table. " ~ ~ " ~
Mr ING lis introduced tile following resolution: Y
o nat when this Convention adjouns shall
meet at SUCH time and place the President
rec Els cinaen the public notice
under ms ham duly published assemble
before the h DAY OF January next
mle OF hv majority OF whom the
majority OF the death
like authority to assemble the
place for its meeting and shonId not 90
dissolved 'A' W
motion McMAsTER resouson was amer 7d n
IA roo%s
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LOT AND BRICK FOR SALE

NNHE undersigned offers for sale his LOT.
Il containing three-quarters Of an acre,
and about 120, 900 :Hrst quality BRICKS.
Sold cheap. if applied for immediately. Ap-
ply. to JOHN McCULLF or E. J. ARTEUR.
Sept %
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1865-09-28

Columbia Medical Society.
A MEETING will be held at the Shiver
~ House, in DR.. Templetons Room.
THIS DAY, Thursday at ~ p. m. A full
attendance is requested. Ply order of the
Presldent R. ". GIBBES, JR., Sec'y.
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cLoTHINc.
DECLINE IN 6T0raING
READY MADE CLOTHING

In order to close the balances Of my Spring and
Summer Stock ID 3 very HhoTttimeS I have Fearrsssd
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Who is Payne?

The mystery enshrouding the eonspIr-
stor Payne, instead of being cleared up, is
growing deeper. His iortitude is wonder
full. Heat, chains, handouts, and the Rw-
full presence of certain death, the constant
gszs of the eager and curious crown, and
all the surroundings of the commission,
neither apPAl nor terrify him in the least.
For his companions in misery he deeply
sympsthizes, and only wishes, because he
is stronger and Drawer than they, that he
could be executed for each one. To-day q
Christian lady of this city sent him q pocket
handkerchief and q message that she
should pray for him, and that others pray
ed for him. He received the present with
the sir and bearing, seemingly, of q gem
tleman, returning his thanks and as
to the prayers, he said no n praying for
him should labor alone; that he prayed for
himself. This last remark was made with
much emotion, his eyes filling with tears J
his nature is twO-fOld he is gentle and
vet IS terrible IS 6 lion. He has more en-
durance than falls to the lot OF most men.
He will 60 four days at q time without
eating aud drinking, and still be strong.
de has sat in that courtroom thirty-two
days without relief from the usual cours g
OF nsture, and during that TINA has NOT
uttered 8 complaint rs TO his health. He
is yet young. His face is besrdless.
When dressed as q gentleman he is fine
looking. But who he is, and where he
came from, is the great mystery Wash.
ingtOH Cor. N. Y. World.
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PERIODICALS.
0UR YOUNG T0LKS.

An illustrated Monthly Mag dine for Boys and
Girls, edited by J. T. TROW BRIDGE, GAIL
HAMILTON and LUCY LARJ0M. This Maya
sine has already STAINED q circulation unpaIal-
leled in the history Of magazine literature. With
the issue Of the April number 1t VIII have an es'
tablished circulation OF $1,000 copies. 1t Is cor
daily commended by both the secular and religious
press; also by all persons interested In the subject
Of Juvenile Literature, while the expressions Of
qualification the Publishers daily receive trou pa
rents, and also from the Young Folks Themselves
convince them that the magaz ne answers a want
that is universally felt. II IL the aim Of the Pub
fishers to make It q first class Msgszine In every
respect, and they will spare neither labor no-
expense in their endeavors to furnish TO then
yoang readers one whose monthly Waits shall Be
always welcome, and shall be expected with plea
sure. +.
The stan Of Contributors embrace tire following
among many prominent names Mrs. STOWE, b.
W. L~ONGFELL0W, JOHN G. WHITTIER D. W.
HOLMES, Mrs. l.. N. CHILD, Captain mAYhE
REID.
Terms 50 q year. Single numbers 20 cents essn.
An subscriptions payable in advance. Specimen
copies Of Our Young Folk will be sent to any Ad-
dress for 20 cents each.
JOHN II. AMMOs, at Baber's Book etore, 269 su.
perior street, Cleveland, being our only authorized
Agent for the State Of Ohio, all orders for the Trade
as we'll IS subscriptions should be addressed 70 him.
m. Atlantic Monthly and Our Young Folks sent
TO aay address for s..
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Publishers, Boston.
~ AGENTS WANTED in every city and town
For particulars address J. 3. AMMOH,
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PROFESSIONAL.
nR. J. WILBUR,
E. s &. L. %INGERsOLL,
ATTORNEYS at Law.

FOFFIoG- 2II Superior street, first door up stAtrs
junl:Ri CLEVELAND, OHIO.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

RnREERY ONE SHOULD USE
HALLS VEGETABLE sfoTBIAN HAIR BE
EENER that splendid preparation for the HAIR,
wheh Is fast secoming % popular and 30 Duch
inquired for. No oae Who has once tined it viii
esf give up TIE useefis. -,
@ 90 Il vii restore grsy hair 10 les original eolor.
Il wiz Preveut tia hair fom failing out.
1teleanses TIE scalp, ana makes the hair son,
iustrsus And sllksn.
It's a~splsndid hair dressing.
For sale by all Druggists-
II euuT-rRR, HALa . CO.. EashqS, E.H3
-a Propretors.
za.f.B EEToE, DUEHAM, o OsySand Ohio,
General Wholesale Agents. 3D. tun6:742
7sc % eiea. li q ssl1sa
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BELBs sPEOIFIO PILLs-WAE,

1ARTEB II ALL ~OAsES.-OAR b relied
GEysF fal % GuFi Do nOt n~auEsatsi Are speed.
aailoui 30 obsnvs Of d,st rs7uirsdl Do not In
esritEs With blHinou purEuitd Can b usod With.
Eat ostsotiehi UpNarSo q go ours Tia psIt noLts
-Eona Of then Tary BeFsTs casu1. OvsE o1a hun.
alFd phyEioiAnH ha0s uqsd thsm IN thslr prAe.
soe, and EpeEE vsll Of thar GGesoys and spprovt
II fhstr eompoEttion, which h aasineiy voEstAblss
Ead hArulsEE OF the syEsaln. Eunoroda Of 0rt4,
sseaa can Be lhoWn. BsII Specific Pills Ers Ii
eiEinal and only genuine Specific Pill They Art
Edapted fOF male ana ismAlS, older young, ana
IL Only FEtsblss remedy for o1soting . Psrmae
ksnt and E7ssdy ours In al easss Of sPsrmatorThes.
n BsuinI HOsknGG. With ell It's trains Of evil,
FEsh a. Ur5thrsi and Vaginal Discharges, GlSst,
b Whites, EighEly cr Involuntary Emissions, In.
sonsinsnos' Genital DEBILITY and InitAbfItyi In.
Eot5noy, Weakness OK loss Of Power Nervous De-
sEBty, 10, &C., ell Of which arise principally fro
FsH1Ei Ezooarss or SELF Abuse, OF come oonstitu-
tsnnai a~srzngUmsRt, end nesp7o3tasea ia su1-rss
srsu fulfilling Ghs dutiss q married Us. y 81
sexual dissssz, e. GoaSFrbeb, 6lsst and Structures,
BsnFGltinF FhTEioAn for ts Treatment Of saminSll
Urinary, RsIuEI, and s-ToGS D~tssaSs, who viii
sad, Hss g 81, ths following val1abis work. b.
sealed enEsIopa;
sl Ky f1ERIEfa T~E0UsAED.-Dr Bella TrSatiss o.
so 6EGss, Premature Decay, ImPoesaos and Los
Of Power, sexual DISEASES, Seminal HeaknoEEi
Eis5tly Emissions, Genital Debility, ko.i 49, .
Tamphlss Of ca pages, containing important a.
Vtos - tina Ghisted; and which nhOuld b reed b
fyery sufferer, IS the meauz Of care In He HsTer<s
gtAEOE Is PlAinlE sst iortA. Two EtAnps required
n n@v U1rfaRu- WiWfs. NHsmn-W sHfkrWE
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pRIVATR AFFAIRS,
l. IN WHICH
sod Ill Glasses are Interested.

Farmers. DrOVers, Merehants, Lumbsrmsn, Me-
ehanics, Miners, Bankers, the rich and the poor,
should ask themselveJh the slightest sYPHILIIIo,
or sO.called PRIVATE DISEASE, taint il lingering in
their SYSTEMS, If 50, they should apply in person,
and receive By return mail q blank circular OF
QUESTION:, which wiIl enable any one to know posi-
lively Just how they staud. ~
To the intelligent RAIDER it Is not necessary to
publish the names Of the many complications and
forms assumed by this terrib e soourge, yeJ it msy
be advisable 10 mention as most prominent SYPH-
Ills PRIMARY, SYPHILIS SECONDARY, and SYPnILIs
TERTIARY. the IlAtter involving the b0nes In its
deathly seti0n. e, ...
Every one should know, also, that many OF the
most obstinate and worst ULOER TED THROAFs
proceed FROM this cause, and will, II not properly
handled, ultimately result In loss OF voice. Look 70
your tr1einteTest, end consult bY letter, or apply at
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3. V.aAnDaLl. q 20. E.IURE, 10. n,sAIaI.
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DInereneea.

A number OF idle persons were sitting
in 9 country store the other day n sud
denly asked the company: "Whst is the
difference between the chivslry Of the mid
die ages and that of the present day p
Mr. Toupkins replied: 1.-THE one was
medieval and the Other t0hotly eUl."
"BAhl' exclaimed John Jones, Esq;
Don't be a fool, Fompkins-Tn tell you
L wore q coat Of mail the other 3 coat OF
female"
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-15

At a recent sale in London the "Disssrts-
ton upon Roast Pig" five pages in Charles
Lambs holograph, brought $50. A letter
from Lamb, stating his moderate Admira-
ton of the genius Of Lord Byron, went for
san.
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MrWHy NOT USE TIKI BEsT74

HdC 90 ;efriz 4a1rs li ~ s. ~ sTsle 3
a1 90 q D4l4 'dH 5- @ r7se y.
Lss isslfI -ablsld
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~PBILOsOPHY OF MARRIAGE

Inc Propristors Of the New York Museum Of Anht-
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sue free (for the benent Of suffering humanity, and
suppression { quAokery) four Of their most inter
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disquaufoatioDs Nervous and Phssical Debility,
Premature decline OF Manhood, INDIGESTION deak
mesa or Depression, Impotency, Los Of Energy and
Manly Power; the great Social Evil, and those
Maladies which result from youthful f%olliet, ex-
eesssa Of maturity, and ignorance Of PhyBiolOg
ard law Of nature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
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farvarded free, On receipt Of four stamps, by ad-
dressing SECRETARY, New York MusesE1 Of AnAt-
febI5.Rg .r..t
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hEAVH WRTH
-
QLEVKLAND AND PITTSBU8eH

CLEVELAND AND P1TESBU&aH
"
1855. SUMMER ADVANCEMENT. 1855,
On aud after Monday. May eth. ls65, Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays e~xcepted) As follows:
51U A. M.-moA1-AEuEes as EItts0urEn as1 2. -.
HarTishursa 2.0 A. H., BalEimors 100 A. X,
Washington l035A. NJ PhtladelphlA 6s3 A. -
heW York GOA. -, WhselingSs8 ?. - Cons
meets at Hudson with q. z : .. R.R. for Akron
and MlleTsburgh.
I'm ?, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 Pft5Ourrh SIS p
H.. Harrisburgh 7:n A. NJ, Baltimore I220 ?.
" ashinglon $50 P. ~, Philadelphia 1850 ,,
$40 P. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hudson and
intermediate Stations, Cuyahoga Falls, Akron,
and Mnlsrsburgh, connecting AZ OrrFine with
Pr. W. y. BY. for Canton, Massillon, WOos-
tar and ManEfeld.
HCars run through from Pittsburgh to New York,
Via Allentown without change
~ Hare - lJN . - any O.nar unes
~ Through Tickets can BE- Ernrrr-f at NJ
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