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me diary of Booth to be Publt.ned.

The Diary OF Booth 10 be Published.
NEW York, April 1.-The Times
special says:
The diary taken from the body of
Booth will be given to the public in a
few days. Judge Holt has destined be-
fore the judiciary committee that the
diary was given to him together with
the other articles found on Booth, i'm
mediately upon the arrival of the cap
tors of the assassin in Washington,
The book has been in his hands and
under his control ever since that. 1t
has not been altered in any particular;
that when it was handed TO him, Is
leaves were cut out; that the diary COM
mences with April 18th. The first en-
try on that day, says he (Booth) had
prepared communication and sent it
to the National Intelligencer, giving an
account of the purposes of himself and
his confederates; that the remainder of
the diary consisted of glorification of
himself, (Booth,) whom he likened to
Brutus, land dcnunciations of his victim,
whom he calls a tyrant, &c. Judge
Holt further says that in his Judgment
the diary shed no light upon the cases
and did not deem It proper 10 offer it
as evidence. The publisher of the In
telligencer testified that he had not re-
ceived the communication Booth pre-
tended to have sent that paper, and
finally there is no evidence that Booth
had written anything in the book other
than that which is now found there.
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opening OF the Paris ExDo.,tIon.

OESGAAAAAS Va AAAc EAEA1 EsADO9lLLOns
NEW YORK, April 2.-The Herald has
the following special:
PARIS, April 1.-The great Paris
Universal Exposition was formally
opened this morning. The day was
observed as a holiday by the entire
population. at eleven O'Clock the
doors were opened, and by the time the
Emperor arrived there were 5000 peo-
pie present, and outside at least 100 OOO
people had assembled There were
5000 police on duty, and the order was
excellent. Every carriage in Paris
seems to have been employed. The
grounds of and around the Exhibition
building are in a lamentable state of
confusion. Not one-tenth of the goods
are opened and arranged, but the
French department is in the best order;
next to that the Russian and English.
All the other departments are not
ready. The American department is
one of the most incomplete, and the
commissioners, exhibitors, and Ameri-
cans generally in the city are very
much dissatisfied with Commissioner
Beckweth,sw who appears totally inefh-
cient. The only department in opera
ton is the restaurants, but even here
the Americans are behind hand. The
only goods which have been damaged
on the voyages are American.
At one o'clock the invited guests as
SShOlSN III IhS ART Shll6Ey. "neTe
America made fine show, many fine
pictures being exhibited and well hung,
but the English display was much
greater. When the guests had assem-
bled, however, the superiority of the
American ladies was conceded. There
were many present all of the day, and
brilliant company beaming with dia-
monds and orders filled the central
hall to welcome the Emperor and EN-
press, who came precisely at 2 o'clock
They drove up in long arch covered
with canopy of green and gold, and
draped with flags and lined with SOL
diers. They alighted at a splendid pa
Wilton, especially built for the Emper-
or. The Emperor Immediately reap
peared, gave his arm to the Empress,
and proceeded on foot to the main door,
preceded by the chamberlains. The
party passed round the entire gallery,
nearly a mile long. The Emperor
spoke few words to each commission
er, but at the American department he
stopped, with the Empress, and bowed
to the crowd, who were cheering him,
The Exposition will not be ready un-
til May. One half of the space is al
lotted to France, and that is vet incom-
plete. The English are very strong in
machinery, beating the Americans in
that department.
There is nothing like so many stran-
gers here as were expected, the num-
Der of Americans is not much greater
than usual every season. Prices have
gone up fearfully, and hotels will
raise their charges fifty per cent. after
this week. 1t is useless TO come to see
the Exposition before May.
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APRIL 2-FLoUR-F1rm.
GRAIS-W heat-Buoyant at 81 IS to 81 coo
%: Corn-Firmer at SS999c. Oats-Firmer
81 A. 4sS$9SOc. Rye-Firm at 81 SS@I IS. Bar
WHIsKY-Nomina al s. 9sa9 "a.
PKoHIs1oSs,-Mess Pork-Qniet but firm at
shoulders Sc. Lard-Firn at lSc.
11lHf BunAlO.
APRIL 2.-FLoUR-steady at SIS for double
% "a CoT,u Nevy hsId al e. ~. -, spsSg
Oats-5Sc. Rye-No. Chicago 81 80.
SEEDs-Tmothy-SS5Q 50. Clover-s9 $50
10 %. U -
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GoLD-lSEE9Is4H,

oOA&Dr-A117 fd4lo1T1.
MoSEY-Markef very active tbro,,t,o,,,
the day; rate for call loans PLUMP al 7 T1er
cent but towards the close of bank honTs
there was an easier feeling. --9
GOVERNMENT STOCKs-A fraction better
os,Sday; closing rates: Coupons 81, l091z9lOg1z
%, lOS1z9 1881 for IS, l0T5<aIOIJs for new,
bonds; 1910 coupons 9Sa9g1<; $50 notes iOSss
igS5s ior INST series, l057sSl05< for second and
STATE sTocKs-B Border state stocks dull and
generally lower new Tennessee 6S1<; old Vir-
Sinia 6S 6l@S5; old Georgia 6s 6s bid; new
Nortn carolina IS 5Td49; Missouri Is S5I<mS8
BOSDS-Aanntbal and st. Joseph bonds
sOsEs2i Pacific bonds $500.
STEAMSHIP SHARES-Lowsr in forenoon
put subsequently improved; Pacific 1890
ll9<; Atlantic S3I<dS5[
SrOCKS-MiscelIaneous shares dull: railway
speculation continues very tame; there a a
great lacko OF outside operations and the bulls
market was hrm and generally a fraction
better, but at the stock exchange there yvas
an Verage decline Of 71[dTk with very litfIs
doing. MlchiERn Southern was the WeaEesf
me opening price AMER the regular board
the market began TO improve an ii oaforE SIT,s
O'Clock recovered to the highest poinf ~ fi1a
DAY. Steadiness prevailed at the one o'clocIc
board. but at the second board the market
was weak and lower, closing steady but ysrv
quiet at the last open board. The foL
lowing were the closing prices: Ohio and
Mississippi certificates 281zaT: Canton 45L
g45Aj Cumberland 8I93I; Quicksilver S3LI
90 Ian posa szI9S5 A1rtposa preferred 22a
New Iork Central 1917 q l051<; Erie 5SG5sGe!
HUDSON lS61z4l3s; Heading f029lO4; Michi-
gan southern T25<9721S: Illinois Central II5a
liS74: F1ttsburSh ls1z9Fs5<; Toledo ls09I2l;
2S5f; do preferred 6f5S 9Sl1<; Fort Wayne w
@S25<.
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The Rnsso-AmerIean treaty.

Russo American treaty. in the Senate
Is probiematic, it being piece OF Mr..
Seward's diplomacy. A number of
leading radicals, including Mr., Stevens,
Iavor II The great commercial adj
yantages secured by it are universally
acknoWledged. - =
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MONTGOMERY, April 2.-GeneraI
Swayne, who is charged with the al
ministration of the military bill in Ala
bama, says that literal compliance
with the civil rights bill will be exact
ed, and payments for services rendered
the State during the war are perempt-
oriIy forbidden
General Pope viii establish his head
quarters at Atlanta.
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From HeIano

New. YORK, April 1.-The HeraId,s
Ireland correspondent says there viii
be another Fenian rising Immediately
after the intensely severe weatheS
Snow had fallen without a days inter.
mission for fifteen days and nights.
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CINCINNATI, o., April "A. Louis d
Co., liquor dealers, have failed. Liza
bilities large. The revenue officers
have seized the stock of goods in store.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
REGULAR REPORT.

CoTToE--DuIl, heavy and fuIIv 10 Io,-a-.
SIeS zOVO oales at 2s1S@SOc for middiins up
FLoUR-Receipts $50 bbls, market oparad
qniet and closed stealy; sales 800 bbls. reneat
yesteTuay prices. California FIour-FaiF Te.
quest SaIes ~ bhis at Sl89l6 Is. ~
WHISKY-Quiet
GRAIS-Wheat-Recei sR.- t,,s, 4.
9uiitte nLm and quiet; sales 600 bus WINS
Saliornia at % 1893 20 Rye-FlTmar. saieS
sSCg ous western az 81 35 and small parcels Al
81 10 10 sor y iey-5eayyi sales 1900 bus at
west in bond. Barley Malt~Dnii GorTA
Itts1celpVs e4zo BUS, market more active with a
Oetter demand for export and TrIces GA
Sanced Ig2c; sales Il 60 bus, OF which 75GO
, Msre ~ iot export az 81 209l q for mixed
for southern yellow OatsIReoeinfs 5oS1
Dus market quite drm, with sales "a nm ms
~ 20 ior oo western, latter for choice
'' 90 90 loT States 6S9IOc for new western.
SRoCERIES-Codee-In demand . sola. 1noa
oags no on private terms; 1850 bsgs 81. DO
hineo In bond 1l5kc, gold EuSar- No.
acuEe and steady; sales 800 hhds al IOaloiZc
Quiet and steady. 49, 41O4'ases-
PErRoLEUM-Quiet and steady at lie for
CRUDE, ana 269ZI1Ec for refineI in bond.
RoVisIoSS-Pork-Heea and Iowar.
sues sues zooO Dds at S3 62(924 90 for new mes
mes; SO ban I2IS for prirns and SSo 5 SI
k = ~ ior prime mess Realistically: sales "a
Ss02 q - previous prices Beef Hams Firm al
S Si99q 70: Bacon-Qufet and dropping; sales
short ribbed, aud iiJlc for Shn1f S,s t5<e lot
s ieatss-a5eayy; sales 3I5 packages an a6Ioc
ior shoulders; l21<dli1<c for hams T,SIj
aud small lots at l35<c - N' He" =
BUTrER-Dull at iIdIBo for Ohio
SHEESE-SsealV Mt tZRIQ~
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WASHINGTON, April 2.-The Commit
tee on Foreign Relations has not yet
come 10 conclusion on the Russian
treaty.
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BosToS, April 1.-The male spinners
and some Of the eardsFs OF Lawrence
struck to-day for ten hours
BosToS, April 2.-Thsc cotton destroy
ed by FIRE in Commefcg street, last
night, Is valued at S5a, 900; total loss,
$50, 700, fully insured. -, - ~ = -. =
.g1z42E - .zAE- -, -, %
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From the Plains.

ST. LOUIS, April 2.-The Democrats
Junction City, Kansas, correspondent
says:
Gen. Hancock's Indian expedition
1900 strong was at Salina on Saturday.
Gen. Hancock proposes to go to to Fort
Larned, on the Santa Fe road, where
he will invite the chiefs OF the hostile
tribes to council to discuss terms of
peace. If they fail to agree, he will inn
mediately enter on q vigorous war
against them.
Adyfces from Utah and Colorado saw
that the weather was intensely cold in
March, in some localities the mercury
falling 40 degrees below zero. The
snow was very deep and destruction
from the floods was looked for. In the
mountain districts large numbers OF
horses and cattle were frozen to death.
Gen. Augur and staff, and fifty pas
sengers were snow bound at Lone Star
Station, Northern Pacific railroad.
John a. Haldeman, anti-radicaI, was
elected Mayor of Fort Leavenworth
yesterday
Hon. Sam. KembIs was elected
Mayor of Lawrence, Kansas. Politics
did not enter into the election.
John S. Perry and Adolphus Meir, of
st. Louis, were reelected, yesterday,
President and Vice President of the
Union Pacific Railroad, Eastern Divi-
sion. Board of directors about the
same as last year.
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ONO nectIon

CIScISNATI, April Full returns
from all the wards give Charles f,
WiIstach, Union, foy Mayor, 4,4OO ma.
jority.-The average majority for the
whole Union ticket is about ., 600, show.
ing Union gain OF about 1,5O0 over the
last fall election. For the council II
ted, showing gain of one Democratic
councilman. The new council will
stand % Union and 10 Democrats. The
total vote of the city is about q, 900, six
thousand less than last fall.
DAYTON, April 2--The whole Repub-
hcan ticket is elected, the average ma
iority being 400, a Republican gain.
The Democrats gain two Councilmen.
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LONG BRANCH, April 2.-Green's
Bath hotel was burned this D, m.
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River and Wenther,

CIScISSATI, April 2.-River has faIl-
en- feet; 3 feet in the channel
Weather clear. Thermometer 500.
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New YoRK, April ave are inform
ed that G. W. Hardwiek, alias o. Har-
ley Johnson, an agent of a well known
firm in this city, has absconded with
the cash note accounts, and two horses
and a wagon. The last heard OF him
he was in Chicago.
NEW YORK, April 2-Judge Barnard
in the Supreme Court, to-day, dis
charged ]. B. Stewart on the charge OF
conspiracy to defraud the Government
in the matter OF the Merchants' Ma
tional Bank of Washington, but held
Leonard Huyck for examination.
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NEW YORK, April 1.-The book trade
sale to-day, passed of at remunerative
rates.
Strikes among laborers and journey
men have not become general, but ma
sons have however, decided 10 demand
81 so from Monday next, and threaten
to cease work iftheir demands are not
acceded to-
A man named Vanderbilt, residing
near Hackensack, n. J., was arrested
for treating girl, thirteen years of age.
with revolving cruelty. The child was
taken from the asylum OF orphans and
destitute children in New York, to do
general house work. It is alleged that
the child was tied up by the wrists and
whipped until her flesh was badly
mangled. She succeeded in escaping,
and made the facts known to the neigh
bors who threatened 10 lynch Wander
hilt, but were deferred by the Catholic
priest -rsc
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RIcHNoSD, April 2--Gen. schofeld
has issued an order suspending all
elections until the registration Is CON-
pleted. In the meantime vacancies oe-
CURING viii be filed by the command
ing General 1918 =
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for Bent.
Offices for Rent

OK NEW AND ELEGANTLY FINISH
~ go onnces for rent, in the Peterson build
ing, " est side OF Main street. Immediately
TIoSS me MerchAns National Bank. See
-. THOS. O'BRIEN,
8pIz-St Real Estate AR't.
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LArEr MAnrEr-n

ELoUR.Firm; low grades duh; rather
heaVy for medium and high grades
GRAIS-Whe and steady. No Q
spring g 4O92 80; No. spring g 6Oa5 81: win
tsE reg and amber 1898 2G white S3aS 90.
-Suiet AT sO99ic for western. Corn-Actiye
ana L6 nr ~ buyers OF shipping mixed west
lers at 81 p in store and 81 ~ afioat SafSf
Ss sLs az 6I96Sc for old Indiana and 6sa7Oc
SS-Pork-Ffrmer sales I5OO hills
new mes at SO 75923 Sz1< cash closing wiz
sellers at Is ~ CASH sellers at SIS regular and
Cut Meats-Dun. BaconNDuII: nee ssIIsrSS2 u t;
S SG1 periand middles at lO1<c. Lard-DuiI Al
i,s5sci for steam and lS1<9IS5]sc for kettle rem
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For Rent

ENHE SWAN" TAVERN, ON WATER
ply =. ALEX. ROGERS.
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Cincinnnn

APRIL 2-FDoUR-Unchanged, but the
feelng = nrm and stock Light; trade brands
sil 509lS Sof fancy SI4al6.
GRALN-W heat-Held HIGHER and market
unsettled, and none OF consequence Offering:
80. spring held at q IS, and No. winter
y 10 these are rates nominal Corn-Market
nTmer, demand chiefly for shipment 10 the
Southi No. !, SSc; white SIC; sacked ear seII-
ing AZ tie Oats-Advanced TO 60d6lc. Rye
Il 90, and very scarce. Barley-Unchanpsd
CoTrOS-Dull; LniddlinR Is held al "a INIT
eond have been bought a. 251<c. The lafHe
receipts reported at New Orleans and IRE
diseouEasing news nom Liverpool, distTesSed
wHIsKY-DuI and prices unntn,l -
offered The Illicit tFafile In the aFf5ri<s ~
demorAliEed trade % much fhatrr, -, -. -.
do legitimate bushes In It JTftFlo1f fTe,,r-
ring loss, - - ~ eur
PRoVIsIoss-DuH and pfiees d,oo,I,,,
Mos Potk-Ls held NJ ga 55a2s O. fnS s1i.,T1-
try and city, but buyers want eonoes-iong
nom these mates. Bulk Meats-Oderef N "a
lie Eitnout buyers. Raeon-1ISize Love-.
l1Td-D Unchanged and dull; small fots 81 efty
so fSLI = re pat not much Offering.
EsGs--I982Oc.
ssszlss5. zoelioEeT-sio 50. rinnothy-saa-
1rssEED OIL-sf "a ----.----- -
SioLD-lSf{ buying F
AoSEx-Aarket Z close at l00l2 per cant.
-, MuWauEee- lE- rs.
AAFEIL 2-FLoUR-Ftrm. -
GE1rs-Yheat-e1iet At 2 sl9a ssfor no.
Per o1shel- .,s5
lll.l-.r.flr $500. RIO
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MONEY AND sToC

MoSET-5 per cent for can loans, sterlips
dull at l0s54, gold, for first bills.
GOVERNMENT SrocKs-Without change.
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For Rent

FoUR OR FIVE OF THE BEST ROOM,
N The city for sleeping or once purposes
WIN be ready April lst. Corner Main anC
Union streets. Gas in each room. Apply
a feb9S-tf IS Nam ssrssst
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sszr- Rattan Broomse
= DOZEN JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
ORle6y - CHAS b. sERRY.
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LOSDoS. April 2-Noon.-consols OIL.
Erie ssH; Illinois Central 7s7l. Bonds
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-21
~ .Ia.haIi n. Z alrEgs . TFeea.

Large fruit trees are generally preferred
to small opesfor planting.s This may be all
fight IN souIe cases, but in most instances
small thirdly trees are preferable to tall,
spintly ones, which have been drawnliup
Bysbefng set too thickly in the nursery
rows, A young we'll furnished small tree
iaprefeFablefO IN older one that Is tall and
almost branchless--a mere pole such as we
ffeQhently see brought from crowded nur-
series. An important objection to large
trees Is that the roots have spread to a con-
siderable distance in the rows where they
Rrew, and In taking them up aconsiderable
portion Of them rs Topped OF and left In
tlIe ground .sisr1i d sagos - q ldy,..lltlA
"a treat advantage in planting gsmalItrees
is fhat theY can be taken, up with nearly
aIi The roots attached. They do notrequire
to b6IIndedd0wno or cut back severely, q
process which has greater tendency to
retard, the growthO Of trees than many peO-
pIe suppose. Large trees are Sometimes
selected because &C. iyl believed that they
bear frnit much sooner than small ones, but
such Is not always the case. for q small tree
Of an early, ,fruiting variety. such, as, the
KesVick Goblin, will bear fruit several
wears sooner than asmuch larger y elbow
HellnoWer-4 former producing q fair
crop when four years old, the latter not
until after lapse ofatWelNe or fourteen
vnnfatu 70 dlN r1rt fiW .siIdN fsal tli lius ion
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IN, ia e vEY,s FRNIAAE,PIhLs.,

The experience Of thir years has proved they
have no equal for Remofipg Ubstructons and lr
regnlarities, no MATTER FROM W HAT Q OArsE THEY
ARISE. The tare safe and sure in every case. Y "
wards Of SO 900 boxes are sold annual and no COM
plant of their efficacy IL ever heard, for they ac-
complish what they sre represented, to do
ASdId IN boxes 00Atdthfag Sirty fUls. Price One
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Night Trains 10 ChicagOs., b
New York and
.,.. ROsnOn..v, ...v~

rSaSIB BAsasso Sbttked through 10 yNsG York ana
Boston, via Cleveland alseg tor Bhiladapha and
New York, via Crestline. sa q II o,i,,r, 9,ss5s n
~" gH 'S'isN' RETURNING. Y ~ ~ mf--, =
Nisht Express arrives at Columbus at SIS Al bLs
osp'innAi EEpFaSsi arrives ~ 00lH%'n'S Ses ~ Sd 20
Columbus Accommodation pnsEiyesat QolunPpsatI
- 9i.l,omll s,anol 10 .S.IdG tgn sxgd
~ Ask for Tickets via 'Grsstfihs Or Cleveland. sH
,xon oa1 b3Vfoa1 B9S FhINT,TD 1iaGJ 81
rog on aeiSSuprintepdsnt Cleveland, Ohio. 5
SOP bipo3 ysdj 90 sTfent' CcidmB 4 Ohio q
( Columbus, November 70, 1891, ,isdW aJig vF-va
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YOUNG MEN,
''Aug,S uY0UTTFUL I, M INDIsCRETIoN. "

which, neglected ruins the happiness and unfts the
and often termi ates in an untimely grave. Make
no delay in seeking the remedy. Bell 8 Specific
Pills can be used without detection or interference
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I. mAITnOAn, ,TTDTR. -1,AIaH.R.-

.nAlir rsA&&-s&- niH
a.. ShoWpg the agriysl and depeTtursof trains a. 90
lsrpins WI run az follows .3 I IA ,l, N
,tdttts miami A cOIumbus 4 xenin E.R
tCfbcinHstil Datton. Ricbui'd. 80 =
Dhchgo 'nircleville IAnl Alb eIltil t'l ii''
caster, Hillsboro and Chill , gyf9h .n "
'etsSIHSsa, DsytcS RieS-s"s%o sso T1slsN'''i ~ " = =
IstXsSiS .s.1 4.fP. ly9... COCA. m. p s45s9 m
Cincinnati, payton, Richm'd. lA TQtgVe
Il Indinuapolisand Hillsboro', I..o--..f.gl3N
Chilcothe and Marietta II a. m. 1lDO ., ID
OiNeinnati. DAYTON. Spring v.
fs field via London ....... $40 p. m. $40 p. IN
.Cipol9nPt ~ aytol, Sichm'd h ho.nLt,.
V"i'ss'' f,'I T. 'II66TGH, Ago xsegRs, =
odtEe1sIaSa, uoIGm bus q Cln,ti n! X.
EssiT Es& TaaR TgsRTs asisi; 1is 1Ss AIM AIM ssf sss
Mail and Express. ...... 300 7. y. 9;So Z. N
No. Accommodation 1900 A. M 73o z. NJ
- ...,. ~. JAMES PATTE ERsoN ,AEept.
'Balt,mOre a ohio Railroad, Central
~ H6 ~ 'i8hto Diyision. ~ @oIi.t
No. 1 Morning ESprcss East 6;ls A. M, 1i.c5 p. NJ
No. II ZapesVille Ac'm'ti6n: $50 4. NJ. 'S'ls A; NJ
.s,.,,1,-.,, rsritott fei,i w, Il, Eel u. Agent.
tPitisBnrK, Columbus a cin,ti ~, -,
Lightning Express, 10. !, ,'I25gM y iIOs5OAsM
Nsil issS sSo 4 n ~ 9sso 20
This train runs Sunday night and not on Satur
- = . : Z j. b. PETERS. Agent.
CoInmbus and Indianapolis Central
Railway.
Night Express. ..ag1a .adIt5S P. NJ. $50 A. NJ
PittsbuTg Express apdgAo- :, :,
Day ~. sl5i ao,.!,i.lIao a M JENA, n.
Ohicaao Express.. ~. s.sys 500 Ps NJ y1lO0A M.
h sssss -ol I6lus-,no9st too. A HILL. Agent
sAndNslky, MansfIeld ddLNeyvarRsEs II. u,
-F,eW al ARHIV1 At NEW ARK. LEAVE NEW ARK,
Express. 1900 Night, - $50 A. NJ.
Accommodation. .lO:l5 A. nj. 1880 A. NJ.
Mail. .glgJJIJ!a .-i4:45 p. NJ, 1915 p. NJ.
.s,T5l dis4fGr1,r adl o. A.W. DENNIS, Agent.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-21
MARRIAGE,

ENDORSEMENTS the PRESS,
The many thousands cured at this establishment
within the last twenty years, and the numerous inn
sion. Witnessed by the reporters Of TA6 San and
many other papers, notices Ofswhich have appeared
again and again before the public besides his stand
sasufHcient guarantee to the afflicted - q
yaF SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED. !