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"a A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW

OF 3ntsining nearly 800 pages
and $50 foe plates and engraNings Of the anatomy
Of the human Organs in q state Of Health and Dis
ease, with Treatise upon Garly Errors, its de-
plorabls consequences upon the n ind and Body,
vi h the Author's plan Of treEtmsnt-the only ra-
tional and successful mode Of cure, - shown by
ths rrport # cases treated. A truthfnl adviser 70
the married and those contemplating marriage,
who entertain doubts Of their physical condition.
Sent free Of postsgs TO any sddress receipt ot25
cents in stamps IT postal currency, by addressing
Dr. La OR9IX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany,
S.Y.
1hs Author may he consulted upoa any Of the
disc 5e5 upoD VIII ch his book treats either persOn-
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I
sSr Al Mails close one hour bsfOEs departure
trains.
ARRIVAL OF NAILS AT DEPOTi
Esstern ThTough arrives st T:SO A. n, BIS P. NJ,
and 9:25 P. II.
Eastern Way arrives at 1870 An
Western Through arrives a. ESQ A, a., $40 P. n
do Wsy arrives ut 255 P. u.
ssnduHky Way arrives at 9i15 A. N.
Cincinnati Through srrives At $50 A. H., 500 p H.
do Way sTriyea ct s:50 P. ii.
pittsburgh Through arrives 1t e:65 A. u.
Way arrives at l0;l0 P. n.
hshoning Way arrives at 10;S5 A. NJ
b.esdVille arrives at l0:25 A. NJ.
Medina Way arrives at 400 P. N.
kockport, &o., arrives Tuesdays, Thurndaya and
Saturdays ct ls Il.
HEErensville arrives daily at I0.lb A. N.
East Cleveland and Euclid strives daily "a. n.
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
AASTERH THROUGH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston. New
York, Hartford, and Psine5ViIle, Geneva, Asbtabu
IL md Oonneant, Oloses at $50 A. h.
EAsTERH THEoUsH, for New York oRiJ, closes 81
EAsrEGs TBnousH, for Erie, BufaIo, Albany,
Boston, HoW York and Hartford, CLOSES at 800
P.E-
E4sTEsN WAY, loT all points bstvssp Cleveland
SID Eri6, oloses ct 2:6O P. d.
hEsTERN THROUGH, for Toledo, DetTsit, Qhieazo;
and Milwaukee closes ct T:I0 a. III.
HHsFERE THEousH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque, st. Joseph snd Cairo oloees at 600 P. n.
WEsTERS WAY, for ell points between OlsFsland
ard Toledo, closes st 1;45 ?. NJ
sAADUsKY WAY, for sandusky and all Interme.
disse points, closes at $3.50 P. NJ.
0INcIEEATT WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes at TOO A. n.
CINCINNATI THRoUeH, for Columbus, Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati eloses At 7:O5 A. n.
OtEcHBATTI TBRoUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
LSuiEyils, st. Louis, Indianapolis, GAINESVILLE, and
Wheeling, closes ct 9s00P. n.
PITTSBuReH T1BoUsH, for Pittsburgh and WAah.
izgtoD, closes ct 1880 P. II.
PITTsEURGH WAY, for ali points between Glove
ARd, WellSVlIle, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil,
ldelphia, Baitinors and Washington closes 81 700
a. Ii.
MAHoHIEa WAT, for all points between 0lsyslan5
and Youngstown, closes st s:45 P. n.
MEADVILLE, closes at $50 A. n.
MKpTEA WAY, closes st 7;S0 A. IL.
RooKFO3T, &c., elosca en- Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, ct 19M.
RARBKNsVIELE, CLOSES daily, l0.S0 A. n.
EASE OLHTKLAaD and Euolid, olosos daily, at >
R.M.
nail and Drop bstsezS ere required by Law TO be
prepaid.
All Oity Circulars are required to bsprs.paId WitS
E SNo-osnt stamp.
once open from 500 A. M to E5O P. NJ. On
Sunday from 900 to 1000 A. N.
T. CoWLEs, P. N.
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Rw MANHOOD AND TnE VIGOR
OF YOUTH RESTORED In four weeks, by DR..
RicoFd's ESSENCE OF LIFE. Dr. Bicord (of Pa
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sale Of hts highly -priEed Essence Of Life. This
wonderful agent Will restore Manhood to the most
shattered ooustitutions, in four weeks and if Used
according TO printed nstructions failnre Is imPos-
tibla. Success, In every care, IL certain.
DR.. Rcord's Essence Of Life is sold in cases. With
fni instructions for use, at g, four quantities
IN one for 49, and will be sent to any part careful
iy packed, on receipt Of remittance 20 his acsredit
cd agent. Circular sent free on receipt Of four
stamps. PHILIP ROLAND,
~ Broome street, one door west Of Broadway,
febl5.R3 New York.
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PRESENTS.

Christmas and New Years at Union Hall.
Those who want Presents should give US call.
We have Clothing for rich, and Clothing for poor
All should come to Us and Bargains secures
We have Clothing for Boys, and Clothing for Men
Many more styles than I'll uoW try to pen;
Goats, OVerooats, Pants, Jackets and Vests,
All our own make and surely the best.
We have scarfs and Scarf Pins, Neck Ties and
CravatE,
Shirts, Gloves and Collars, suspenders and HAts,
Half- hose and handkerchief, WrspperB and Draw
erB,
Made out Of SILK, Wool, Merino or Gauze;
And many more things that are usefnI and nice,
Which for these times we'll sell at very low price.
Aud then for the ladies' God bless the dear creatures
And grant that no sorroW may ere mar their fsa-
tures;
The present for them which will give them most
pleasure,
And be in each household blessing and treasure,
L. q SEWING MAOHIGE' one Of SINGERS, you
know,
Il ahead Of all other Machines made 10 to sew,
It is simple, it is handsome, and easy to rua-
And by far the best Sewing Machine uuder the sun.
Tnen sll who want Presents to UNION HALL HE,
Well we know, that when there you'll not fail to
buy
For the gifts that are valued and priced most Of all
Are those that are purchased at our famed UNION
HALL,
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New York q Harlem RailrOada
NOrICE no TRLYELERs.

HUIAOA lU AhA AuHaga
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays eLoeptodl
MORNING EXPBESs, lsAying Troy at 9sl5 4
n; rom Albany at HUDSON River Depot at e=SO A.
H., arriving at Sew York st $3.50 P. n.
AFTERNOON ExPBESS, leaving Troy ct SOC
P. n; from Albany at S:R6 P. n, arriving ct heW
York ct $3.50 P. X, connecting with express tralg
for PhilAdelphiA and Washington City.
Ths Cincinnati ExPrssJ from Buffalo connegts
with the 9.sO ct Albany for New York BY the Hnr-
lem Road.
Fer the better accommodation Of tho public, ar
rangsmenis have besn made 70 run the trains o.
the Hudson River Railroad Co. and those % the N.
7. and Harlem RaiirOad Co. at different hours IRON
Albany and Troy.
THE HARLEM ROAD.
Passengers win bs Tiokoted and baggage checked
over this road direct 70 New York By the Central
B. &. Co., and ell connecting lines North And West
Tiokess OF the Hudson River Railroad %. and Of
this Co. will be received b. either road and Beg
gage checked by either Company viii be delivered
IN Rev York without change Of checks.
Nov. 2d 1854 2. A. CHAPLIN, Bupis.
FoRD b. GREEs Advertising Agent.
A. B. KEIoKzR8oCKEE, Agent, Albany nonsR5
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OLKYBLAND AND TOLEDO 3. &
5. wIHrER aRR1uaEaIsHR. lsss

On and sftsr Monday Oct. usf, ls5{. Ps1snEeE
Trains vii Leave OlsYelEld As iolioE1 tsundaJS
ospted.
$40 A. M.-CHIOAeO EXPREsS.--Etops 90 Beras,
Grafton, Oberlin. Wakeman, EOrWhIki Monroe
vile, Bellevue, Clydo, Fremont and Almoros
and arrives at Toledo A. l2:15 P. H., Ohscago aE
IIzOP \, and Detroit 70 Pm.
7Ifo p. M.-WESTERH MAIL.-Stops st AL stations
on Southern Division. and arriTeg at IoledO as
Ts25 P. III Chicsgo ct st5 A. =. and Detroit ai
l0:0P. 4.
40 P. M.-HORTHERN MAIB.-stOys st all Sta
lions on Northern DIEiaicE, and arrives As san.
dulky ct 7 10 p. "a.
I0.H n M-NIQHT EIPR E5s.-EtoEz Is GKsftoEa
EorWalk, moBrosYfis, Clyds sd fremont. sld
arrives IS Toledo 1t 2:s5 A. r. ChioaE0 at 2s1a
y and netrnfE at A =
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8aiIMaas.I
OLEVKLAHD 4 xRIz RAILEoADI
WIaTsB AHBAHersss1


OB and afisE Monday, Oct. Ilst, lssi, Fsussusur
trains VII ran es iolloWs, t5undays sEosDted)s
LEATE CLEVELAND.
essG a. H.-DAY EXPRESS TBAIH-8tosular ~
Wiioughby, Petne5Ville. Madison, Geneva Ash-
tabull, C0nneaut and GirErd ONLY, and aFTiTs =
ne at la ?. H. DuEklrk s:A5 P. n. Buialo
AIS ?. M.-OIHCIEEATI EXPRESS-Stopping -
Paine1yille, Ashtabula and Gira-d only, and ar
ifel q Ariessso p H. D1nkirk ~ p Es But
s:sO Z. n. NALL AED AOOOHHODATIOH-
sSse9gBing a. Al stations and arrive st nEfs Ht
500 ?; n.-6IGHT ExPREss TRAIS-s,Ov,luss A
I zI-s. we, ~. Ashtehula and GlrErd oaly, and
.fsLtt9 y Arle st E2sf0 8. Il, D1rktTk ls1Q
4. E-s Bu1alo 4 - A. Z.
LEAVE ERIE
80 A. M.-hlahT EAPBEES TRATS-5los,fns
at alrArd, A5htabula and PafnegViiis 5riV 1-,d
arrive 81 Oleyeland q ~ A. n ~-'-'' -
6:l5. A. ID. NAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
TBAIH-StoyFins at al s.atioa1 s1d Srri-s,-t
Cleveland 81 ID. ~ A. \.
l0.i5 a. 4.-TOEEDO GAPRESe-Stotsinx A. al
Itati0ns except 5EanVille, ssybrook, OnionTiIe,
Perry, Mentor and WieEiines and srr1sSs st
s.t5 P. M.-DIY ExPSEss TRAIH-stOs,lnr e
GirArd, 0cn1eauE, AshfabuiE, Geneva Pai1cS-
vile only, aud arrives IN OlsTaland q ss5 ?. =
- sanond OiasI Carr ara run eH Al throusR
Al the trains zol1g westward connect Of OlsYsaa,.
with trains or Toledo, Ohlcago, Columbus CiEotE-
nsil. Indianapolis, st. Louis, &C. and ~ tnTouFn
trains o. the New YORK Erie Rafroad, sud a. But.
al win tsoee OF the Kew York Central , ba1alo =
Rev AoLk OiJ Aairoats for New YORK, AlbAqyi
on the PhilAdalphia 4 Eris Railroad.
- Day Express, East AID West, ccnnecsg ~
alrard win Irain1 On Arls a Pitt5burEh Railroad
ior LinesTilias neaovili7, J452essoyn, e..
Cleveland. Oct gTst. Isrs.
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FrOlapsus, Qteri, The whites, OF other weakness y
chs UtsSino Organs. Tho Pills are perfectly harm
lex On thf constitution, and may Be taken BY the
Do5t delicate ierasle without causing distro0s-ths
eGale time they act like charm by strengthening,
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With regularity no msttsr from What oausoa the
shEtruction may aries. They Ehogld, however, HoF
- teken during tbs 6rst shrss months ef PEsgnan.
ess iozsh safe ct any o1aeE tizs, ea misoarriASe
SsSssa BE- the Tssllt.
- Ehoh box o0atstnH 90 pills Price %.
pr. EAsEHT'E fEzATIEH on Diseases cf Fernklsa
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, BarTezns7l, Stetility Be-
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:. BRYAN, z. D., General Agent,
no. Is Oedsr st., New York
Hgs- sold By AL the principal Druggists.
g. ". CLARK, DT1gEst, Agent f1r Cleveland.
frffnT n1sNE - 49,
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VOL. ".

Old man sickly-sends for child
, II forgiven-reconciled;
Young man making money fast
Old mans blessiDg-dies at last.
Youthful couple prove probate
Get the money-iiTe in state
Family mansion-jewels, plate.
Mothers wishes crowned with joy
Doctors-nuTses-little boy.
Time proceeds-her ties endear-
Olive branches year by year.
Blessings on the good attend
General gladnese--moral End.
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Amsritaa gea.
AMRRIOAN LEG

A MERIO AN LEG
ATbis is the best Artificial Leg
ever Patented, for DERABITTY,
SIMPLICITY and ACTIVITY. Gov
srnment has adopted this Leg into
the Army and Navy. This Is .
Recommendation 70 the Limb, as
Government gives to the Soldier
zone buE the best
Send for a Pamphlet.
AMERICAN LEG CO.,
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febS:201 OlevslApS
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COEHECTIoHB.

Connections are mads at M0nroeTills With tda 1aEi
dusky, Mansfield Newark i. 2. 81 CiTde With tha
saudusky, Dayton : Cincinnati j. E.; at Frgmout
with tbs Fremont & Indiana j, 4; aud 81 Toledo
with the Michigan Southern a Northern Indians and
Toledo & Wsbash Railroads for OhicagO, Detroit.
jackson, FoIt Wayne LOgensport, Lafayette, Catrst
Alton ST. Loriss and 81 points West, Northwest Aat
Southwest.
Traius arrive in Cleveland non Toledo and ths
West al g.2l A X z.55 p T., and $40 P. n. Erp1
SAndnaky at 9:l5 A. n, y. u. EUOAEks pEs'f-
4 ~rrd Oct
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OLEVELAND AND PITTsBUReH
~ Rail, z n n

OLEVRLAND AND PITTSBURGH
~ RAILR DAD.
1855. WINTER ARRAHGEEEdT. Is5
On aud after Monday Doo. 18th, Jssl, Trains ssavS
Cleveland as iolloEs. oaily, (SundAys eIoeFtedl:
500 A. m.-1AiL-ArriVos at Pittsburgh 4s09 ?. ~.
Hsrrhburgn 2;sg A. n, Baitimors J 90 A. n.
New YoTk io;C0A. n, Wheeling 500 P. 4. jon
meets az Hudson with T. z. y. K &. for Akron
I:s0 P. Hex FSESS-Arrivss Al Pittsburgh s:ls ,,
n, AarTlsbursh ~ A r., baltimore 2 - r.
NJ ingt0a 20 ?. H., Philadephia Esi0 ?.
NJ, New York 2:i5 P. ~ Wheeling - A. n
5.l5 P. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hudson and
intermediate Stations, Ouyahoga Falls, Akron.
p F. W. = u II; FOR Canton, Massiilon, Woes
ter and Mansfield
Nla AZ entoWn) without eha1Se ol eA1E.
- fare as low IS oy any ether be-
I1eSet O1Eoe, MeddsAi Hozss, st she Depot, o. tba
-''-- ''''' ''' g. uEvsRzUx. sus'l. &
CLEVELAND, OObGMRUs q OH.
OOINHATI AILgOAD,
l66t-5. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Is6E-s.
lat Trsln-s:05 A, 9.-OIHOIHEATI nXPREss,
EtopPing at Grafton, Wellington. New Lon
dors5helby, OrestideI Gallon, QileEd, Car.
dlnslon, Ashley, Delaware, DSWia Osntrs AnS
Sd Trsin-s:s5 P. n.-AOCOaaODATIOG. .--stopa
At all stations, and arrives In Oolunbul at rs
Il rrAine-i9:o9 P. P.M.-aIGRT XPREsS-5ioFzi
IS Grafton Heili1gson, New London, Shelbyl
Orastlins, Gallon, Gtlead, OaEeing.on sld Dals
AWARE.
Trains isaTs Columbus AZ 40 snd 10 70 A. s:lSp,
IS arrive at ClaTasnd s:so A. r., snd 80 ?. X,
COHNECrIO65f
kAslby--Sa1id dsky, Mnnldeld 4 Newark Rsiiroad .
HsRsfsid, 1T. Vernon, Newark, zaassVnis,
Orsstiias-Pitlsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail.
road, Forest, Upgsr sandusky, DelBhoS, Linn.
F0rt HaYue, Laporte, ChicaTo, &C. West and
East lur na1e1eld, MOoeser, MEzsiilCn, &c.
arait0n and EelielontaiEe slrosd Line. 0r harions
Beilsiontaine, Sidney, UBirn, Hurdie, Indian
spolls, ferre Haute, Vin5eunss, Esa1zTiil7.
Louisville, Cairo, St. LOUIS 90. =
Deisaare-Wifh Springfield Ersneh for Springfield.
COlunbus-Littie hiauli B Columbus, and Aeaia
RaiiroEd, for 2eaia, Dayton, indianapolis,
TerTs Hauto, &c. Louis, Morrow, Low Gland, and
Cincinnati, and With tba Ohio and Mississipps
BailrOad ct Cincinnati for Louisville, Eyznz.
wills, gai-o, s.. Aouis, - Al points c1 ths
Cilio River.
golum mbu5-Csutral Ohio RsYr0-c s0r Newark. Ea1sss
vile, Nhseiing, 1o.; ULlumbug, Riqua Ins
diana Rsilrosd Tor Piqun, Urbana, &C.
aS-Eor Tickets % Al points ard infoTIaat'oD aFsi7
at the Passenger 5tsssoa and At Union Ticket Oaosi
lf7 superior Strccl. =. $. FLIHT,
lleuet-nc. Oct. 81. l-es srEzarfrfnlnara
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Mafsiatsts.
GlGthts sBriugfrs.
CLOTHES WRINGERS.

have the Agency Of two Of the best Clothes
WringerS ever invented, viz: Putnam's excel
sior," and tue "Little Giant" both Of which ere
seif-adiusdng, simple and durable. One Of the ad-
vsntages Of the Little Giant" consists in IT'S being
adapted for 9 square box OF any sized tub, snd
took the frHt premium at the last Ohio Stats Fair
by actual trial Do not buy any WIir ger until you
call snd examine what have.
GEO. D. BECK, $40 Superior st,
febS Opposite Postofice.
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The symptoms OF Cttarrh, Is they generally ap-
pear, are at first very slight. Persons ind they
have cold, that they hsve frequent attacks, and
are more sensitive 20 the changes OF temperature.
In this condition, the nose may be dry, OF hlight
discharge, thin and acrid, afterwards becoming
thick and adhesive. A1the d,seaEe becomes chronic
the dinoharges are increased IN quantity and
ohAaged In quality; they are nov thick and heavy
and ere haWked or ooughed OF. The secretionB are
cneasiye, causing bad breath; the voice Is thick
and nasal; the eyes are weak; the sense Of the
5mef Is lessened or destroyed deafness frequently
takss place. Another common and important
Eymptom Of oatarrh Is, that the person is obliged
20 clear his threat In the morning Of thick or
Elimy muonr, which has fallen down from the head
during the night. When this takes place the per-
con may be sure that his disease is on Its way 70
ths lungs, sud should lose no time IN arrosting Il.
The above are bHi s0 Of De many OafasTh symptoms
q single Bottle VIII last a MOnfh-fO
be used three times G Day.
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A pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
light and give up spectacles, without aid Of doctor
81 medioene-sent BY mail free, on receipt of ten
cents. Address z. b. FOOTE, N. D.,
fsbl4R3d&w uS0 Broadway. New York.
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2atEnt Otttfe SgEntg,

TINTED STATES AND FOREIGN
PATENT OFFICE AGENCY,
No. I36 BAN St. Cleveland OhsO.
We are prepared 70 transact business Of sVorJ
Teats, Specifications, Patents, InHingements, sad
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vol. II,

Time-A moonlight night once more.
scene-0utsids the lady's door,
Lover, with ba'f-broken heart,
Ewears he'd rather die than part.
Gard n--foweTs outrageous ehade-
Manly accents-serenRde,
Chamber windows open wide
De5rto OF expectant bride
Little dogs most kindly mute
Ttars-rope-ladder-f r-fiight-pursuit-
Gall-nt sieeds too late-night's scrstn-
Trium ph-maTriag age-GretBa Green.
Oid mRn's rage-disowns forever
Ugly riTal-scarlet fever.
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wPHIIOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE

Tne Proptissors Of the New York Museum Of AnAt.
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esting and instructive Lectures Marriage and its
GiaqOalihcations, Nervous and Physical Debility,
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End laws Of nature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
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forwarded free. on reoeipt Of four stamps, by ad-
dressing SECRETARY, New York Museum Of AnAt-
omy and Medicine, 6ls Broadway, New York.
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VOL I. 81
Moonlight evening-shady grove 81
Two young people much in love;
Heroins with great wealth endowed,
Hero handsome, poor and proud
Truth eternal-h, arts u0ited-
Vows Of chsngeiess passion Rlighted,
ls-sighG-earesses,
Msiden yields one Of her tresses;
Obstacles 10 be surmounted,
Happy hours pass By uncOun.ed,
Ugly rival, old and stale,
0Ysi h'aTs tse tender tale.
VOL. II.
Morning in the East lookEruddy
Scene-Young lady's fathers study.
Hero, with his hat in hand,
Comes her ditto to demand.
Angry parent storm, abuses,
And at once consent refuses;
Hsiden faints beneath the blow;
Mother intercedes- no go;
ehri. ks, hysterics, protestations,
Mixed with cd mans execIations:
Exit lover midst the din;
Ug rival enters in.
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In U. 8. General Hospital Annapolis, Nd, Jan. "a,
1865. Wa,snd Il. FAiTbans, Co. Sth kegt VI. Vols
son OF Alex. F.irbAnk, Nesfaue, VI, aged ~ years
One Of his comrades says OF him -"l feel 70 mourn
with the pa enis aud brothers Of the oseeased for in
him found friend well solder he was beloved
by all who knew him. aud always ready to do his
duty
~ 1lisabetbt,wn, n Y Dec. 81 1864, Howard
Mitchell, recently Of Waterbury, aged 81 years,
Al the residence Of her daughter, Mis- d, C. Bar-
wood, In Remington Of ApopleKy, Mrs Polly Ealon,
wife Of the late EhphaI Eaton, and mother Of the
lave 20 ernor Baton, Of Vermont, formerly Of Enos-
barsh IN The S9ih year OF her
AZ Csnsjohsrie. N. Y. Feb Dan Barker. Of Barre,
W.. recently soldier in the 10Th VI regiment eyed ~
years LII
At sosn Hospital, J n 9Th, VIM. Whitney, Co X,
Sd VI. Vols aged 26 yea >, rsident Of cr,hsbuy,
Also Jan 27h LA 4. Woodward, Co Is, lOh VI.
Yols., age 20 years. resident VI Waterbury.