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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01
PAVING; Notice.

,.kers aSsas = ae -bfs CITY CLERK,sOFFIcE,l !
CoLUMBUs. o.. Oct. 26. 1868. : .
Notice is hereby given, that proceedings have been
ing the following improvements. to- wit: CO SEi
!, For grsding the north half of Perry street from
High street to the corporation line. "a
Also. for grading and paving the cutters and
grading and sgraveling the rosdwsy-ahd side
walks on Mound street from Washington avenue
othe east line Of lot No. l6. "a I
Also. for double row flag stone payement across
Mound street upon the west side of High street.
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engin-
eer. and filed in the Office of the City Clerk -
proposed improvements, are required to file their
claims in the Office of the Clerk. in writing, or
before the Fifteenth day. of December. A. ID.
L. E. WILSON, ,bS |
, {oct29-d1taw4w f.,y,e & 1T AJE City CIerk.
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.gssJsfErsos RsasSsiTsS two

TF1ISPHrooN DmcE. = T8ke tw
hsifg gallon spitt6onlss white ones an q
the bsstrv,than sels0tra strong eerd-a
ryofsted fsiticansbeiprosureds4spa
.ss .ssS1. ss5% ,ssS5sa 'ss s"s as'ss
Nov s iet f lady seize The % spittoons. s%i and
sliding each to the-epposite end of tile
cord sbring them together Smart &he n
the, viii break, in Pieces and fall TO the
floor This trick is easily dpeEfermed;
and will excite-eansiderable applause :!
.0THEsM MAaICz5TIeKs..'To 70 do this. trick
Iproperly you win need a pearl. handled
knife and a Stout hard wood stiek, Some
ave inehss7in length Sharpen the two
endssof sthe.stick and then try to- crush
ut endlways. either between your hands
ss or eS eysj sitting upon hT # haiTRis C yopF
TOMS @ents yen will find iimpossiblsato
a y fAC sa,-s..stJ r.ET..FE r...s-.. tlf..- I
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.

EVEEsY MAN HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
- HoIloway's Plus and hollowsy's s., oi2tmsRnt Sn:
health or disease Of the system-ahused or debiii.
physical prostraton are the natural consequences.
Allied to the brain it is the source OF hesdaches,
% Sef esed
generstes bilious disorders. pains in the side DC
and Tae pTncp action Of these Ps
is on the stomach, and the liver, lungs. bowels and
IN ns a RReum
are two of the most common and viruent disorders
ment Is specially Its modus oper
andi is first to eradicate the venom and then COM
cases Of many years standing. that have pertina-
ciously refused to yield to any other remedy or
treatment have invariably succuubed to few aps
The Skin arising from bad state of the blood OF
chronic diseases, are eradicated, and a clear and
tion of this Ointment: 1t surpasses many OF the
cosmetics and other toilet Appliances in power
to dispel rashes AND other dtshsurements OF the
face. Female Complaints. wheth in the young OF
old, married O. single, at the dawn Of yonanhood
decided an influence that marked improvementis
soon perceptible in the health of the patient. ifI
al @
every condition Of health and station Of life Piles
% SiSarnr ah1 ersd;csted local.
and entirely by the use Of this emolisnt; warm To-
:, Both the Ointment and Pills should be used =
l0Bunions. Burns. Ehapped hands, Ghilblaiu Fis-
tua, Gout. Lumbago. A:ercurial Eruptions, files.
Rheumatism, Ringworm. Salt Rheum, Scalds,
Skin Diseases, ,SweIled, Glands. Sore Legs. Sore
kinds, Sprains. Stiff Joints. Tetter. Ulcers, We
nereal Sores. Wounds of all kinds s., h,il,
CAUTIONESone are genuine unless the words
"HoLLowAY, New YORK AND loNDoN are dis
cernable WIter marx in every Leaf of the book
of directions around each pot or box the same may
be plainly seen by holding the leaf to the light A
handsome reward win be gwen to any one render,
of any party or parties CONTRIBUTING the medi-
cines or vending the same, knowing them to be spu-
rious. -,,,5. s..f f...l er.l s,,{s ,,s{ Ia Q
sS Sold at the mapufactory of Professor Hol-
loway so Maiden Lane. New Y ork, and BY all re-
spectacle DRUGGISTS and Dcalers in Medicine
throughoutt { ecivilized world. t.-,..,f
S6 There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes. sT-s 3giioJ fHs -l-gsn an' ,Et5
N. B.-Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each pot and box.
jyl51wly. a. aiid bsligs 'i5l 80. hHA
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? tEIIIfNIIA NlIiIH UT 7 1IfL1it = = = "
bGE N5di TtRsAgDa1 ,aSsi

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y" ". >'u' So
That IN order to supply the demsnd occSsioned by
S re-
from European Man facturers. ''i
Am 6t,nftn O. ist6 GNpa rIy I'D 6tltl mn
Fs,ta,dhit Ja.Sl,ad S q, orsa "a ., u5Ihfm u5If II u agag
Of IlrS IL Fansy GooSs9 Silfen aIssK WsSs ppt
atcnes. ne qrei
Uniform priee of ONE DOLLAR FoSR XCH lgr Ak
TtGLE The best Of Boston and New York refer;
that pps 's 1R isifsss and
sse greater value foFthe nSnsy E 40 can aSs. o6.
rnEsp in IN Tepaoed o.
ghsSss Describing s5tsiss sold sent % sssats io
eyery artirIs to cost less m II bousht al Kos
tom '6dr'SeS Work WboiesaIs'Houss. Is 'f5iiHs
Our &C ommlSSlOn MS co agents
Exceed those of every other sstablishnsnt Of the
M p59ot 81 shs can 5 os Ss II Ss
same size, in sdditea to which, We claim, to give
o. g THREE do
e. sS
browhsof 6isas6sd 3 seetin& GOOD aaaIity, yarj
| Aibnm. SoubIe lens Stereoscone ani IL Foreien
H;ews usteS eSsrsyed bottle fastSr
ss.s sna sstss,ss sb ssP % s5d q Ssss ESd
ne n;fe snd ousty yorT ba
ed asd RE1
bVovers pair best quality Ladies' Serge C.ngfess
Enri srss
rocso ss sr TrayeliDg % Bas; fancy dress Pattern tier
aadies nns Msin9 sa,d d SE oRton Rns Stoekss
S;es5 b;1b cyt i RaImo9si Roofs elegant neIaine
Dress Pattern; Violin and Bow. in box complete;
Tso & Sewery pm pm se ear ana eleeve hct
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HUMOROUS.

The following interesting, tricks are
all susceptible Of explanation on natur-
al principles, and no parent can consist
..ntlv object to them on the ground that
thers is s,suthin' wrong about 'en. II
iTbe tricks are not only healthy, but are
perfectly sure in their results, and thus
have an advantage over other kinds Of
parlor jugglery; Tot -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01

ss- PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE. "A NEW
COURSE OF LECTURES. as delivered at the New
York Museum of Anatomy, embracing the sub
iects: How to live and what to live for; Youth,
Maturity and Old Age Manhood general review
ed The cause of Indigestion, fatulence and Ner-
yous diseases accounted for: Marriage plllosoph-
ically considered, &c.
Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be
forwarded to parties unable attend. receipt of
four stamps, BY addressing SECRETARY, NEW
YoRK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY AND SCIENCE: Gig
BROADWAY NPw YORK. H-au yNY-feb2s-dly
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Paving Notice.

|0sI iof II Is Cry CLERKS OFFICE.
CoLuMBUs.p o., Nov. O.. 1851
Eetice is hereby given that proceedings hsvebeen
instituted in the City Council of Columbus, for
making the Following Improvements, to wit:
+ For laying double row aag stone crossing across
Center alley on the north side Of Long street.. -
: Also, for building % double row. flag crossing
acfoss South Public lane at the west side of High
street. .f,it.it3
across South street ct the west side of High street
The same 70 be done in accordance With Rlats and
and filed in the Office of the City Clerk. 90. 5s
All persons claiming damages on account OF said
proposed improvements, are required to hle their
before the TWenty-ffth Gay Of December. A. D..
5io0'. z sjidH = IL 9'ssfn n WILSON
: 'nov13-dltawlw = = City Clerk.
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pumps & PIumbers'scoods.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

r WILL SELL OR EXCHANGE FOR PROP
i ERTY in the city of Columbus, a farm of 16o
acres Of land near Ottawa, the county seat Of Put
nam county, Ohio. and will pay the difference. if
any. in cash. Toe land is situste at the corner of
cross roads. has house on IL and twenty or thirty
acres cleared. 1t is very rich land, and well tim
bered with walnut ash, sugar tree and spice buscn
s. W. ANDREWS.
-lf ~ Office, cornerof High and Broad streets!
% -r 4. 20 ID
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DR. H. @. HELMICK

Gives SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
emsnv IaJ;es in every community who are afaict-
ed with what is led female weakness. DR..
Helmick has discovered remedy that Is warrant
ionS ~ standitg. Ladies can consult the Doctor at
his office or by mail. all diseases peculiar to then
sa3 The strictest priv acy observed in all cases.
C1fice No. l55 North High street, Columbus, Ohio.
I ju2-w1y ftr l7s~ ar.ff.-r fval;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01

,1OUNTY BOARD SCHOOL ExAmI.
: j lNERS' MEETINGS.-The Board OF School
xaminersof Franklin county meet at the Probate
ourt Room on the last Friday and Saturdavo
ich mouth in the year. Also. on the second FRI
ay and Saturday Of the spi ing anil fall months.
aprl0-Wi l = -B5i i,E1r.g.H 9fnrl1d gf.-u
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Heat Northern and Eastern Route.
: CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS
"a - 8 q
Cincinnati r ailro ad.,
Five Trains Dailvs te
s5'r-zoyr. EXCEPT SUNDAY. rrfs zgT
From Columbus. in connection with Trains on the
Lille Miami & Columbus & Xenia
t'A-"- tHS Railroads. NV ID


A. NJ. Win stop at Delaware Cardington. .Giiead.
Gallon. Crestline, Shelby, Shiloh. New Londun.
spd ssin
lsfyes sppceSo
train starts fsoa the Freight Yard 81 -s-0i9 ~
NEW YORK kEXPRESs-7Leayes Columbus At
ton. Galiens Crsstiine, Shelby, View London. lWsl-
iingteni & GfsftSp and BsEsa Arrives At Cleveland nd
MAIL ANDEXPRESSNIss Leaves Goium bus a. a,4o
Mn stoR e WoIshI lewis s ssGse5' S;ss'
New london. W ellington. Grafton and BeIea. Ar
rive at Cleveland at $50 p NJ. New York 7;i5 ~.
ing this tIan Miiset Sleeping car al CTestIsns a
ssys IL at Il
the earliest train for the West nI - s-H 81
SRRINGFfELD 4, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DEL,
fsSs q i sR5a
W i e ss
I0:4o A. M. lff9bGiI y2stBou2 Do atsas iih 0HE
Night Trains 10 Chicago, gse2
5nsu-a>--Sa New York Caniolf0Tg snEiD
Boston,sT-i1Enpbsaa aid
!. E Bagssgs checked through ts New Yorh end
New York via CrestIins. -, 80 - a6IJasi1s
RETURNING:
Night Express arrives at tCelumbus at 1:45 A. NV
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus all; y
Mail Train arrives ut Columbus at 9S5P. M.itfsT
Springfield Accommodation arrives at Columbus
at 10:40 A. NJ. iS5'i-i .I'f iAfF dii5 ia s2i7o
Fare as Low as by amy other Routss
Ask for Tickets via Grestline or Cleyelsnd.Buo
s. FLINT,
..-,,r--, Superintendent, Cleveland, Ohio,
JAMES PATTERS0N,N
tey Agent. Oolumbss. 0hio.0
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Merchants Bank.
'Eua rF-'i WESTERN RESERVE BANK,lln
Ui WARREN, OHIO. August 10, 1855. IA q

NOTICE Is 2 HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
. y holders of the outstanding notes of the late
Western Reserve Bank, and to all other parties n-
crested. that after the expiration of six months
-um this date application will be ade to the AM
itor, Secretary and Treasurer of State to surren.
er to said Bank the stocks deposited to secure the
outstanding. circulation of said Bank, in pursu-
An act to incorporate the State Bank of Ohio.
I'D other Banking Companies" passed February
4, 1s45. ....,-l, ...,f-L. -,
M. B. TAYLER, Cashier. 'nfiId !, qiI5H>rT "
August 19, 1858. % .--sI -s aug2S-w6m d
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-01

Job 'noa'"Sheriff's Sale. '''s -, -79 ,rr.,.o mo
Newell P. Mix 4 Court of Common Plea
Michael ESger 1et ais Il aj franklin county.
TNPURSUAFgE OF AN ORDER OF SALE IN
i the above stated case fr0u said court. to me
directed will for sale at the door of the court
house, inithe city of Columbus, on - isT9n9b
Saturday, the 2Sth dav of November, AID.
is15n9i' ~ taini 1868, p ai '""tl'.u
att o'clock p NJ. the following described real es-
tate, to-wit: 81. --tti 81 to ti W 2.t' %
/ The south half of lot number seven 10 Born
Jennies' add tion to the city of Columbus, Ohio.
per recorded plat thereof recorded in plat record
No. /, page IT'S. being the same premises conveyed
TO said Magdalena Eneel by NJ oah Virgins. by deed
dated MayJ 18th. A. D 1884. ia ig1aH'D 58ag9j
bbPpfsisefM M at sgAl; 20 SS' liyf ssmosT II sa1osO
eGEoRGE II. EARHART.
-. - Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
81 By y. s. Bull. Deputy. -aa loli lit'ii5t's,,t
BaJ.iW! BALDWIN, Atty. ID - foct24-dh9wtdi
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81" TWHI L1IUU0 IIlI q " Ii'-I'7 |uAIi =
Election of Presidential Electors.
STATE OF OHIO

;uEigBi 8t a1iaR re ssiu 1907 sos Hai3etii
sBoiosgS9 ,i55YbI---heal- 10 ;ssiS :
Jy,ora 81 97nssTATE OF OHIO .tF9a ~o,:9t
TlJoy 10 1sr5g,. ExECuTIyE DEPARTMEsT,S Suy
COLUMBUS. 25th November, 1858.
TT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED THAT
j. at an election held on the Sd day of November,
lses the following named persons received the
nu mber of votes opposite their names, respective-
ly as candidates tor Electors OF and ice
President of the Unitec States in behalf OF the
State of Ohio. viz: '.7@f ',-il " i''ft ~ -
David Tod .....- .2s8223 Rufus P. R nney ,2ss6os
Samuel alloway 2sO235 Hugh J. Jewett.. .23e6
John u. Oldens. 42S025S J ohm B. Jeup. .2aeoy5
sta9leg e. ScsaTnsS asSssI George GaS asSs
j nathan CIanor 2so22+- VIM. j: jackson. .23s60l
David Thomson. 280236 Isaiah fnlarS- ZSsoO5
David H. Bailey. .2sO235 NJ chael IL. Davis 23s6O5
Chas c. W alcutt. 2s02s6 W m. j. A ex anders3s6 5
Lyman B. Matsou 2sOA36 K. +, Poppleton. .23S604
Iuther A Hall .2sO234 Ad9lph kfaemer.. 23e6o5
Hiram, Frease. 2sO235 Andrew Roach .23sSo6
John T. Harper 2sO235 Ezra V. Dean, .--.e3s6OI
r. MsWs senhais 2sOas6s ~ seph } Green. s:2ss6O5
Seth M N Barsef % -gsSsss 4. Il. PopPiston ssseo5
Levi Barber. :. a.: ass23l IIsasc Stanley 2SsSo5
tsaaG EdF eSnser sssg ssSss4 Samuel ians s3s6os
Stephen ri. Pitkin2s023l George Weimer- 2ss $40 so
FreS'k K;nsmsn' eso53O Matthew Birchard 2ss6o!
And it is therefore declared that David Tod.
Samuel GsIlovay, John g. Oldsn. Stsnley Mat
thews Andrew MsBurReE, Sspsa q Srano[.
9q.. Bas1sss Rs hfPffi ah WIZ
ham b. Hamilton. Seth N, bsr6ss, LsEl, barber.
tsssG P;,n a sisqf Frederick Kinsnan at said elec
i;nn INV elected Electors of President and Vice
Ppes;dent of the United States for the State of
oGiG oHi1en under my hand at Columbus, this 25th
dayo"ii-'H day oi - '1eif 1Si1IT ~ R. B. HAYES,Uo.
". " % A, TIGr TaskIG. Private Secretary. ~ ''i'''
-noNSb-ddwh sfs Bi4pls a huuol 5Zs Oh =
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sRoURRRAIEsD DAILYI4esse,ppiog Depot. Go
lumbus. Onepa sftsrI II foyb bs R2s lsSfst lsSfst,sss ri

f0llows: 'A
sEg5E9sH assss Asg ssgs5. gsbRosG 1sE3s, Fx
los ssnds.tx = Piaas lbs z. fo
It DfsISas D elsdo ana De-
fIis q any 5sbsf tsas PLACES hSar'
ID MA5SB sss.sss REsEA EaEs Bss sEEss sSs
IL q 4 Sa9 Pss ISS sS
Peoria SIS m, Cd esburS 500 o. nrI,ws,' '
fSw IIo5s M keoknk iasso pm. oaimS 45 m
sss g. ss e i55f e MessSGa
N. st Louis 9:i5 m. A1fayette 1900 mid, SPRING
hfS Pssiengsrs sens 'S tbs fssaSh 6us
moruings2 hours alleaa ana for, points WIT
Of st, Louis and Keokuk one train in Advance, of
DsOU PRESS {Su6d dass 'ekceptsd1 lArfisSs at
Piags s9s q M Tesd o5Sfs q sspt pstE9it sloA p.
Chicago $50 m. Ind anapol ms Tsrre, ,ianfe
$50 q m. Mattoon 9:Is A.m.-Pana l1:Oo d m, Alton
sSg sf ill., L9gi; aiacs 1s
kuk l:ooa m. .heuisyille5 Sou N. Nashville coop
ss Sleeping cars run in This train frod Colurs-
bus to Chicago and at. Louis without chsnee. This
is decidedly the best train from Colr mbus TO Chi-
sPs q ss and i ss15
honrs q h eait and makes direct connections for
all points West and South one train I'm advance 6f
any other routes iJS5f lUB biGGo 90 .tnarBsI
|11.I0 n "a. M NIGHT EXPRESS, Daily. VA
iA.fV Indianapolis (Mondsys excepted. va
Logansport. Arrives at Bradford Junction i.i6a
m; Logansport $40 "a a Mam-Chicago 2:25 p. m. Peoria
ks9ast IL. asi'RsSGa s S ss ssoas on
sac pm eairo AIS a m, PAPA 500 IN, Alton ssOop
vile 500 m Nashville 5Ooa m, Memphis 1I5 pm.
Passengers BY this train arrive, tbs, same daytat
st. Louis 81 hours and Chicago hours ahead Of
any other route.
STATE ROOM SLEEPING CARS
Run in this train from Rit.sburgh to Indianapolis.
apols. ~ n'pos 'AtD. 0f ~ ~
81 Tickets for sale at Union and Piqus Depots,
Columbus and at all principal Railroad Ticket
Offices.
lnoafH8D f. CHANDLER. Gen,l Ticket Agent.
j. NJ. LuNT. General Superi intendant
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Satursfy0 sas es's ssEct Ssss l N9vsp@per' A p

-i1sqod 7aUSheriff's Sale.9l aasibal
.5l & I Ii5ssdOTs si5 SSast e vssP,IS Common
? iCA fistopher Kpeewater ct al9 county II .taai
I6IN NyPURSUANOE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
Il in the eboye stated case from said court tonne
directed will offer for sale at public suction at
the Of the court house. in the city Of Colum-
bus! !ionl lni 5dj aliuG sIsb y1Sy3 drfb'y9
Saturday, the 10Th day of December, AID.
1ol noitslsisei iEI5nslS6S,a nf99h 1od %
esta O'Clock P. NJ. the flowing described PROPER
sty tO-wit Situate the county Of Franblin and
STATE of Ohio. toswit: nIlgiuC1 sutui sgo011
Lot No six 91 Of john Shorts Subdivision Of lot
Columbus, Ohio. said premises conveyed to said
Chris bpber kneewater by John q. McGufey and
wife. BY deed dated March, 39th. A. ID. lssI. Iuo9
I'd AIPtsssq sss as sII po hen3dJ2a9Iis rniad Iuo
-ns1ifsfT EhG5Ss. GEO. H.GEARHART, Sheriff. 1
sii BY IS. Bull, Deputy buouz f- il .S1nB /
:, y. MGGUF lEY, Atty. s779ssH ng1si9Y /
=, noy17-wtd&elt t,,,,f,,ros.ts "a fp,,,,,;7.,,.,
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lDAsSAGEs re! AND FIR 0Hr On Z -
l. Britsin and Ireiands by STEAMSHIPS and ss;it
gdfT Rg dSfSTEss y yssky nss s st
erk. continue to issue Passage
for twelve months. from london. Liverpool .,
Queenstown and Drafts, fssable on dem a,s so, y,
any apSgunt 8 from & Spd opwards, -nO '0'
ncsll-wly-HNV .2s nanyxii,iioiSmbns, /,
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--a q s-f-HH- itff, 90 Pa as EB&ii43 - ii =
Little Miami, Columbus &nrXenia
-fls ssT 1gEHsi3 sZ.,r0 ,,ngef .sidEisgo3
.1oHHt bs3Gioq
DAYTON 6WESTERN
"a shfnHt SfE-sHfA8 a0E 3E1aAd41T
8 - l. /,
r. "a EhRo ADsS 70, 70,

On an after MONDAY. Nov. Esd 1855 FotiR
TRAINS DAILY will leave Columbasinsm
FOR CINCINNATI, L0U1svILLE, CAIRO, ST.
LOUIS, DAYTON, RICHMOND. IN
- -. yDIANAPOLIs 8 CHICAGO. a,.
Withou tchsnge of cars to DAYTON and, RICH,
'MONp, and only one change q cars % IN 70
- DIANAPohlS and CHICAGO. .IsitsiDas
baad Oonnections are reliable as follows Relfnni
90 I'R FIRST TRAIN DAILY. 10 2"i
Leaves at A. NJ. for Cincinnati, CircleviiIe:,
Lancaster, HIlsboro and Chillicothe stops st Lon
don, Xepia, Morrow and Loyelsnd,: arrivinsEs
-. - -'iiIl1s1t 10 dtnDsi sji apiIuG
s.s,t.-.E ed, SECOND TRAIN. ..ajr7sfTe el
Daily except Sundays.)s .. -, -,
Leaves at 500 A. M: for Cincinnsti, Dayton,
CedsrsiIe. .xsnia. spring alley. Uofwin, Mofroa
TThs Il at los e.
q with the Mail Boats. iIfsn - 'uii1HHSal n
30 ajE7Ff THIRD TRAIN. siii3 10 hjHofH
Oaily except Sundays3 -ahpI
Leaves at 1:45 p: NJ for Cincinnati, Dayton and
-'SP6iFg via xsnia. arriving at Gineinnatias
FOURTH TRAIN, .--,-''is, -,.,
DAILY except Sundays3 -,
Leaves At g P. NJ. for Cincinnati. Dayton and
nSpr1Dgnesu VIA Lonoons Stopping AZ Alton, We9t
Jefferson, London, South Charleston, Selma
Cerarville. Xenia. Morrow and Eovelaud and II.
riving at Cincinnati iatloAo 2. M. nsiliiW
ni baEI 10 sa49s --AAsE2 il1rA .1-slets
Sleeping Cars ON all Night Trains.
aelffffifJ nt SifE fgs T3i90F qNthT
'ai' 10 W T. i, SHIN. Agent. - A.'I-d ''T :,
JOHN DURAND,, l,- '+i''2" ." VI "tD1A nj
Gen1 SypsTiptendent' peri 4 Cincinnati
T'sh GePf Pfift Ticket Gst. y NAoias1A 4 MT
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at 10 O'clock forenoon upon the premises, the fol-
lowing described real estate situate in the city of
Colum mbusgcounty of Franklin and State of Ohio.
Being the north half IN " of fraction No and
lot NO. f. com mencing 81 u feet from the southwest
corner of fraction mum ber three and lot No. in
east Is7k feet to an alley; thence with the west
fine of said alley north 12 degrees west 81 y feet:
them ce o westerly direction and parallel with the
first line ls7 feet to the east line of Front street,
thence southery direction and With the east line
of ront street 31k feet to the place of beginning.
being the north hall of said lot No. in said frac
tion No. Sue iis h-Yo7Fqg-ih sIaU -gpt io
= Terms s % Of Saie~One-half cash in hand, and the
other ope-half in one year from the day If sale
with interest, the deferred yment to be secured
by mortgage upon the premises sold. iss,Ili znfts
- -, CATHARINE E. SILBERNAGLE, 4,
IN Administrative Of Adam Silbernaqle, decd.
WIN. l.. HBYL, her Atty. nov2l-d1tw4wH
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yn. and after June 18th. .l1sss trains viii run a.
Leave. N. Y.zEx Fast stLinns.f Line
Newark .s:s5 A. NJ. $50 P, III. 1855 P. N.
Steubenvile..ss;ooA a. N. : IN s.4O r. NJ E5dsP!R
Arrive at rtor,.fff nsaaai,il smeF,I
Pittsburgh -. IL 10 A. NJ. 1900 nj. tbs p M
Harrisburg $40 r. M.-f7:20 P. NJ 500 A. NJ,
PHILADELPHIA. las a. M.sa45e Pm. s25 A.JM;
New York;. 800 a, NJ. 6:55 p. NJ. 11:5O A M
Baltimore..3A e:4s Am. os:2o ?. N. s12: :s0fiMs
SSssoh &Sss6anston. 80 ssS NJ isSS sss PM
Elegant state room sleeping all night trains
On the Fast Line the celebrated Silver Palace
day and nRht cars are run through from Commits
TO- Philadelphia and New York without chanse."'
SO Passengers by the 300 a. NJ. SUNDAY fr.in
arrive insNew y ork ats O'Clock Monday norm
an % advantage Heysr r before offered
iln-sal.5 Gen Ticket Ag'ts Steubenville..b., 4.
W. W. GARD. Superintendept, SteubenyiiIe, a.
siIi1 DiOd otW 5zOdt tSH B.BRO0K $50 y:
PETERS ssss sssS GsSi Gsia$Sas.T aSSlsTsas g.
juneio- -diy1useh 81 u h0idW mort bIog ssf,
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sdi 2F AHPERFECT CURE 4
For Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague, Aci-
dity of the Stomach,I Loss Of Appetite,
Nausea, Heartburn, Jaundice, and all
diseases arising from disordered state
of the Stomach, Liver or Intestines. s...,., |,
= Prepared by SEWARD & Bentley,
/. Druggists, Buffalo, N. " Sold by al
{ druggists.s 80 snosIsQ fisl snHeii siii ~
IS. r. k.'sAMUEL& Co., Wholesale Agents. ls9
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Adninistratrix's Sale ot
p go, 1seo, u.s. Real Estate. 3 ..,a5 s' (

TN PURsUAEOE OF AN. ORDER OF TIL.
will offer f1sS for sale. at public auction. on
wednesday,, 1he e3d day of De-
teW sos Gem ber, A. D. 1865, 1-l-1
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li;a81 +. CHANDLER. Genl Ticket Agent.
j. NJ. LUNT. General Superintendent.
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STATE ROOM SLEEPING CARS

suu in this train from Rit.sburgh to Indianapolis
~ Can for Tickets via Logansport or Indian-