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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

SLEEP !, the fillow Of t,r mud
Time isaG Ir that vpu., and ma

Three thius L. hate cruelty, AFRO
ganee and ingratitUdr
Mon often live long enough 10 be,
come strangers in This world,
Three thing Ii avoid - idloness
loquacity aud tlippuut ic,tiug,
III you wouldn't have ailictiou make
you second visit, listen To lis teachings
al the first
We can bear 10 hang by thread il
it be only one Of Clrist's spinning
\ When virtue waneth, vanity waveth'
and many honors, more pride,
Look upward Tor the grace needed
now, and forward Tor the rest that re-
maineth
/ Let a man do his work; the fruit Of
il is the care Of another than hc,- Cr.
DE-,
The Essential life, when brought
within human comprehension, and made
subject 10 the condition of human unaly.
sis, Is iofe
e, IL, Chaplin says that event, are
only the shells OF ideas and often it j.
the fluent thought Of ages that is crystal
lied in moment 10y the stroke OF the pen
or the point of a bayonct,
II You undertake to call mems
thoughts and tongues to account for idle
and gossipping talk, You viii bc like a
swallow that undertakes TO clear the even
ing air oi all the summer insects that fy
in IL.
There !. not mote that dances in
the sunbeam, not a particle of dust that
We tread hpedlt,Iy under our feet, that
does not contain within It's form mines Of
knowledge vet 1mworkcd. For il we.
could read them rightly, all the records
OF the animated past are written in the
rocks and dust Of the present.
Ii u seaman should turn back every
time lac encounters a h.ll-wiud, he would
never make a VOYAGE. 81 hc who per-
mits himself To he bai''cd 10y adverse cir
cumstances,i will never make Roadway in
the voyage OF life,
Actions are immortal, and our deeds
now and their deserving, hereafter must
bo the twin companions that shall walk
eternity hand in hand.
-lIappiuo-s abound, most with the
iowly there are moro blossom, in the val
''ys Than ON the nus.
--lnyiolaIlc fidelity. good huIuof and
complaconcy of temper, outlivr all the
charms OF a fine frro, aui make the decay
VI 1t ii''i>'oi''
The most niinentih man, IN free
o ,I1i. AZ lt,i''' Is ,'' man VINO has the
What h" thint. rL w." .''' '-g y" Sl'o,'N
quire it. ''' -
A r.nn. ho,r, H.. u;, ,:.
which bends so low II j.. ot ,ba ,norr,. -
every one Who chooses &, pluck il. while
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

PATENTS TO BE IssUED.-For the week
ending on Tuesday, the 18th instant, two
hundred and seventy patents will be is
sued from the Patent Office. During the
past week four hundred and thirty appli-
cations ana seventy-two caveats were
filed
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

70 Chicago drinks 100000 gallons
OF water per day-to say nothing of the
other beverages.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

The key to Johnson's obstinacy is
donkey joke which he ought to remem-
Der fof two long years
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

SENNToR lTENpEE RE-NoMINArEp.-
A. the Luuoillc County Republican Con,
ycntion, held at lIydepark ON Thursday
Hon, George W. Hendee Of MorrisyillC
was nominated for a third term. Mr.. Hen.
dea's competitors were II. IL. Powers Of
Morisville and Asa r. Camp OF Stowe
The convention was the largest mass con,
'ent,ou ever held in the county, save the
am'E, district convention Of 1866 Mr..
Hcndcc owes hi, denomination, doubtless,
To his able and efficient services for the
Lamoillc Valley railroad
Mr.. lIcudce has been among the lead
inE senators Of the past two years, and
was President pro tempore Of the Senate
ot the session of lSGs.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

BALLOON AscENSIoN.-Prof. King of
Boston Is in town, endeayoring to make
arrangements for an ascension in his
mammoth balloon at an early day. We
trust he may succeed in getting sufficient
funds to give the people of Rutland and
vicinity an opportunity 10 wines. Al. *
hibition Of this character.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

LONGEVITY. The Bellows Falls Times
says There recently visited at the house
OF c. ID. Willard in Westminster at one
time, six ladies whose united ages amount-
cd to l'G years, being an average OF 81
years The Oldest was Sc, the youngest
-. Three Of them are natives of West.
minister, and we believe all live in one
neighborhood a fact at least which speaks
something for the longevity Of the town"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

NEENuSrERs NJ ANnoN ER.-Thc
graduating class at Andoycr Theological
Seminary were five Vermonters, whose
namoS and the subjects of their essays We
give below:
The Kingdom OF Col c, l.. Hubbard
Coyiuth, VT
Tho Doctrine of the New Tcstamen,
concerning an intermediate State. Ezra
Braiucld. ST. Adams. VI.
The Theology for the Pulpit. D. Dana
Marsh. Thctforl, Vi
The Influence Of Individual Christian
Experience upon Doctrinal Belief \.
W lIolou, Norwich, Vt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

- ''''N N"NAN Nl'H NAN " sSN - NA'
= most important, Recent fires, however
have made new openings for this kind Q
improvements, and among the most prom
inent which are in process II completion
from this or other causes, We notice tn
following:
On the recent burnt district, corner o
Merchants Row and Center streets, l.
NJ, 4 A, c, Bates arc about erecting
building, to be used principally as a hotel
which will he among the best and mos
ornamental in the village. The building
is to be substantially constructed Of bricl
ana other tire-prooi material, to be foul
stories in highth, and l0i feet front OF
Merchants Row by a. on Center street,
to contain, on the ground floor fonr store,
on Merchants Row and ono on Center
street, the stores ON Merchants Row ow.
ing 70 the peculiar angle of the streets on
which the block is 10 be built, 10 he II an
average depth Of 50 feet, Tie hotel proper,
it ], expected, will, when completed, con-
tain l;i6 rooms, many Of which will be
constructed largo and arranged par,icu.
larly for the accommodation OF families
and parties, Tho building is To be
pushed rapidly 70 completion, and we,
another season, expect 10 announce it
as among the most prominent hostelric,
in nm, thri, in, .. tll..r.
On Main street, the new residence Of
tn. a,, III. - -. I'','
-. ~,
!, c.. -, - e., -,
:, ,I,,,,,~.f,,,....' -. .,'.' -.
-, -. r,'.-. ~ ,,'.,,,..''
-, -
w. ''''' ~ '''''''''
Tn Merchants Row, south OF the new
mon Block the National Bank OF kut-
lana l. erecting a connexions building
''' '"' TRANSACTION OF lis business,
Tn Main street, opposite the lain
Grounds, Frederick Chatfce is construct.
ing "a substantial huilding to be used as a
barn and carriage house. Such build
-, -, t'''''
u' ~ - iu'.'' anu - 81 +''''''
~ ''''''s '"S 's'' ~" '''' 'y'''''..' ''.' "
900 '', ,',.' 80 80 I'M
.'''''.' '.'''.''''-,' .'i''' j"''s ''S
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

GRANT AND CoIFAN CLUE.--A meet
ing Of the Republicans of Mortified WI,
held at Village Hall on "Wednesday sven
ing, for the final organization oi a Grant
and Colfax Club \ constitution report
ed by a committee was adopted, and the
following excellent list of officers elected !:
Ire@deHt-Hon. Geo Nichols.
Iae-Presid5ts-Joscph Gould. Wm.
Gold, l. Foster, Capt. J. l.. Mo,le,.
Ncrretarg-Charles Dole.
Irc'Snrer--Geo w Sopcr
Ereewire ComaH,e--C. A. Elgcrtou,
T. p Jones, J. II. Orcntt, c. \. Eraman.
BRArTLEGoRo.-Therc have been five
eases Of suicide in BrattIcboro during tie
past twenty months-one by shooting and
four by hanging
The grand hall OF the season m.>at.s-
rade' will take place at the Lawrence
Water Cure on the Goth of this month.
The following named gentlemen have
consented toact as a committee from Brat
tlcboro: Col. G. A. Miles, Col. \. G. Saw
yer, Wells Frost, l.. F. Dickinson and H.
{. Willard. So says the Record
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

NAVAL Court MRrI>L.-Sc,rrtary
Wolles ordered that the general naval
court-martial as provided for by the ac,
of July Il, 1862, to try all subordinate
cases be convened at New York on the
18th instant
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

4 Coon NoNrNATIoS. - The Yer
genncs Ncrmontcr pays the following
mcritci compliment to our fellow-citizen
Col George \, Merrill:
One Of the very best nominations made
by the Republican party Of Vermont, is
that Of Col Geo, A. Merrill, Of Rutland, for
the office oi Presidential Elector for the
First District. Ii al his friond, vote for
him, the Fir,; District will b. able TO
account for the major part Of the 10000
majority which the State is bound To give
the Republican ticket.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

JOHN G.. SAXE.-The New York Even
ing Mail, in mentioning the personal, OF
the distinguished men who spent last Sab
bath at Saratoga, thus describes the poet
SAKE:
He was reading to some lady friend,
nearly all yesterday afternoon on the
veranda of Congress Hall-from what
book of poems we cannot say. He could
have found none more entertaining for
them than his own. "He is very Bald. -
said an item i'll the Mail a few DAYS AGO.
Not so very bald. The forehead. indeed.
Is getting higher and the spot ON the back
head increases somewhat; but the iron
gray hair is slow to yield after all. We
like his iron-gray side whlskerS hv the
way-the English colonel cut. SAKE
dresses carelessly, and has altogether the
ugliest and the oldest straw hat in Sara
toga. lie Is poet, however. We like
Tor our part, to see spruce, neat stylish
costume, with iron-gray side whiskers
We wish that SAKE would forget he is a
poet-cxcept when he has a pen in hi.
hand--and take advantage Of his fine, tan
erect tigure-and his iron-grav whiskcrs
Is he afraid that his friends also would
forget he was "a poet if he did not remind
them OF the fact by shocking old hat.
no necktie, and anything but stylish
Hcgtge'
No danger, friend.
You have sung too swcetly-your Wit
has been too pungcntly expressed for
the world to forget you are poet. even il
you should buy a new hat.
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS IN huriA>p
CoUNTY.-Hon. C. w. Willard Of Mont
pelier, the Republican candidate for Com
gress, in response to invitations, will speak.
this week as follows:
Brandon-on Tuesday evening.
Pittsford-On Wednesday eucning.
Pawlet-on Thursday evening.
We hope to be able to announce soon
that he will address the people of Rutland
at an early day.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

u, DAT the recent commencement Of
Madison University, the honorary degree
Of Doctor OF Divinity was conferred upon
Roy, Joseph Freeman, a Baptist clergy
man of Cavcndish.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

PLATrsnURCH RAILROAD Track lay
ing on the Plattsburgh and Whitehall
Railroad commenced at Piatt,bureh ON
Monday last, and is progressing rapidly.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20
asledirinal.
CoE's DYSPEPSIA CURE.

NOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.
GOES DYSPEPSIA CUEE.
tuLs DYSPEPSIA CUEE
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE-
tuEs DYSPEPSIA a. RI
CO.'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
tOE's DYSPEPSIA CURE.
CoE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
WIS DYSPEPSIA CURL.
toE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
nE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20
Remington Stems

CLARK Rice had an arm dsaloeated 9
few days ago by heing thrown from an
express wagon tho horse taking q sud
den fright,
Il. L. Norton has presented TO The
Episcopal church beautiful earthen urn
which is a perfect model Of fine work
manship and artistic finish,
w. 4. Iorribin has lately been
offered $1,000 for his paoer, but declined
to sell, having once before been pressed to
sell at 5000. She couldn't be bought at
double that price,
IL L, Bradford \ Co, and G; 5, Brad
ford 4 Son, have both put in steam en-
gincs in their shirt and drawer factories,
as a protection against short water
troubles in the future,
Rev. 4. l., Park of Gardiner, Maine,
preached at the chapel last Sunday, The
reverend gentleman was formerly type
stickcr in the Banner office,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

MoNrrEtIrN-T Montpelier Union
School District met on Wedncsdaveyen-
ing and elected officers Tor the year en-
suing, choosing for prudential committee,
}. {. Emery, Joseph Poland. Albert
Johnncti, Charles Reed and Samuel
Wells.
The committee reported the district
free Of debt. and the school in a very
prosperous condition. The estimate pre-
scented Of the cost of the school for the
coming year was - ,2s5, and a tax Of 81 3
cent. was thcrcupon voted by the dis
trict, 10 be paid the LIST Of February, 1869.
majority Of the old teachers have been
re-engagcd, including Mr.. Gorham and
Mis- Mary Durham.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20
llBERAI CHRISTIAN

METHODIST,
e 'aIupmeetings this yeor will he held
or Long Point, a beautiful spot on Tho
lake shore III the town Of Ferrisburrh
commencing Monday, September eth.
A campmecting is to commence on
the liighgatc Ground, Sept eth. and al
Cady's Falls, Morris,owu, ON the 1lth Of
September
Rev. Adam Poe. p, d.. died in Cincin
matt on Friday last Dr. Poe has long
held "a prominent place before the public
a. an able and useful minister Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Key Mr.. Whitney of Sheffield is sup.
plying the Methopist church in Glover
Rev. Mr.. Johnson, the pastor, being on q
visit III Nova Scotia.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The members and friends of the
Methodist and Congregational societies OF
Chicopee, Mass, to the number of about
900, held picnic in Belongs grove,
South Vernon, on Tuesday of last week
a good band Of music was in attendance,
and the day was favorable.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

Nj. Lester sexton. a.wAolr,aia merchant 81 5a
years, in Milwaukee, oue oi the most reliable ul
ttrttHl Iatu Ia the state, says, under date
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-04

! boston wsel / .markcra

3tI iii tffom the Advertiser. OF trldHy j IN
The receipts OF wool for the week have
been 4009 bales, and the sales of domestic
are 40 600 lbs, and ct fforeign-2l7 bales. II .
total sales of domestic fleece and pulleu
since July 1st are 20, ,425.000 lbs against 16,-
800 600 lbs for the same time last year. IT
The market has ruled quiet the past week,
but few buyers have been In the city. Holc-
ers generally are firm, althougha few sale 8
have been made shade under the highest
rates that prevailed the first of the month.
A very material concession would at once
be responded to by liberal purchases, but
as the wool houses are in an easy position
as regards money matters, they are dispos-
ed to wait until the wool is wanted at the
present prices The stock here is reduced,
and but few houses have an assortment of
desirable selections. Pulled woods are very
firm, and extreme rates have been readily
obtained. Combing and delaine selections
purchasers at full prices. There is very
little California in the market, and no con-
cession is obtained on this description. Fine
woods have been but little inquired for,
and we note but few sales of Xxx. 7iial
Included in the sales for the week, are !:
Feece--Ohio and Pennsylvania-2,00 900
lbs Ohio and Pennsylvania coarse, 50c;
1000 lbs mixed Ohio, 52c; 40 600 lbs Xxx
Pennsylvania and Ohio, 55c; 5000 lbs No.
including No. l, X and Xxx. at 521se; 5000
lbs n blood Ohio, 81; 5 600 lbs do do at
SOC. i'' - S''sa' '1si 'fesi a -tss, LIE
Unwashed--5.oOO lbs. sl@s5c; 5000 lbs,
38c; LOCO lbs. 3215d; As 900 lbs.a Soc; 1000
lbs, Ohio. 35g; l20OO lbs, 36c; 2 600 lbs,
Maine combing. 47c;, $4,000 lbs, Wes,el n
and Ohio. 32@35c. -. - -
,Pulled.-2000 lbs extra, 4sc; 1000 lbs
super, 55c;, 1000 lbs Eastern super, SIC;
4 600 lbs xtra, DOC; 600 lbs coarse super,
4Sr; 8, 800 lbs super, 4S@55 1000 lbs extra,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-04
. .n,.veland market-Nov.a.

g FLOUK-DulIa and unchanged; city made
Xxx white Sl1 .50@l1 IS; for Xxx am
7, h.r s975@@10 90; for Xxx red winter 50 so
eSs Is tor Xxx spring 81 75@s 90; for x
spring 81 25@s %; for &C. country fn made n. Xxx
81 O0as 25; for Xxx white $40 25@10 75.
WHEAT-Dull but holders tirp; No.
red winter held at 81 6S@I70; III 52(9l 90
for No. 2 do. f >
! 5CORN--A shade frmer but dull; held at
g0c for No. l shelled. .l,a I ll2.l
2 OATS-Dull but more steady; No State
and western At 53@55c. "a ,.ss
1RYE-Dulfsa and nominal. sg.s gol
Z BARLEY-Dull and nominal but frmer.
MILL FEED-Good demand and steady
q st s3s 90 per ton for fine middlings; 30 90
g for No.2 do; s26 90 for coarse do; S22 OO
for shorts. Z.
PORK-Steady and unchanged; sales %
bbls at $50 90 for No. 1 Mess; $29 90 for NO.
'nz do. sai > 5zssi537
BEEF-The demand Is light and the
market dull at SIS 90 for extra mess.
LARD-Unchanged and steady; sales of
1,5OO lbs city rendered at 1Sc.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-04
A New Article of Food.

r7TdnsLdttoD.1 -i.A't ~
1t was N. Brilat Savsrin, the celebrated French
Gastronome. who first said, that .the man who in
vents q new dish does more ior Society than the
man who discovers Planet" The ssIH EIE
CACIO DI MACCARONI
or italian prepared Cheese Maccaroni. is now of
fered as q most delicious. wholesome aud piquant
comestible convenient lunch) for the use of Fam
lilies. Bachelors. Excursions (Picnics), Travellers.
and for use in Beer {. looms. Baror Sample Rooms.
= 1T is suitable for Sand ndwiches IInglese Duo Jet-
tine di pane condentro.7 Especially is it adapted
for those climates where the article of cheese can.
not be kept in sound condition for any length Of
time.
1t may be used as a seasoning for Soups. Hash or
Stews and warmed upon stove, after the can
has been opened, it makes. without further prep
paration, a DELICIOUS WELSH RARBBIT. r-tl .
For Travellers and others. IL is far more tconom-
ical and convenient than Sardines, Deyiled or Pot
The propristors and Patsntee cannot but ask for
il tri4la stT @ HfI 81 II u4 Is ;, sneui5l-. s.
Send SIS for SAMPLE DOZEN lb Cans, and RIcH-
LY GILDBD show card, securely packed, and ship
ped Per express to any address. Liberal discounts
made to the trade.
) N B.--The Cacio di Maccaroni is put up in tin
boxes, and packed in cases of two dozen at % per
case. net cash. " t-s~ f.H -
For sale by all respectable Grocers and at the
Responsible agents wanted everywhere. :
All orders and communications should be ad-
> The LIVINGSTON CACIo COMPANY.
FT-r tfelt1 90 Liberty Street. New York.
vNY-sepe9- -deod6mos ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-04
Green County, August IA. 1867.

Rosadalis is a POten Remedy In all
-- Chronic Diseases.
FROM G. W. BLoUNT. ESQ.,, ATTORNEY AT LAW
-I = --- WILSON. NORTH CAKoLINA. 'l t-
have been cured of Chronic Inflammation of the
Ear and Partial Deafness of & years standing By
Rosadalis. ..-i GEO. w. BL0UNT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-04
WrLsoN County, September 10, 1867.

~ WILSON COUNTY. September 10. 1867.
DIR. J. J. Lawrence: Dear Sir-My youngest
daughter aged five years, has been dreadfully af-
iicted with Scrofula nearly all her life; tried
great many physicixns, but without relieving her
much; in fact most of them said there was no hope
Of cure. During the last prirg she was worse than
and biotchesywith face and eyes badly ulce ated
aud wollen. While in this condition | was ad
Tised by Dr. l.. A. Stith to try your Rosadalis at
,nce procured three bottles and com menced giving
Il TO her The effect was magical In less than
month. to my great astonishment, she was entirely
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-04
Chronic Liver, Complaint Cured.

ar Complaint by DR.. Lawrence's Rosadals, after
having been confined to my ed aud house for long
time and trying various medicines without benefit.
I know of several others in this county cured
through the of Rosadas. and it can be found il
nearly every house in my neigbborhood, and they
~ 1''' f'N''0 THOMAS THORN.
Graen Countv Aurust IA 1867 = : .=|----.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-04
TRANSPORTATION.
COLUMBUS, CHICAGO
q ,7ei9UsJ ,sgsyAND :, ,,''o,'',o tfaH
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY
The shortest Route West -No
Change OF Cars 10 Chicago, Pc
ga Orla and ndiahnDoIs.

FOUR TRAINS DAILY leave Union D.not &
lumbus, asfollows - - = wv
c.AS A. M. TOLEDO, EXPRESS fs,,s
O:fO excepted) Arrives At Milford SIS uHdsf: n
r NJ Toledo s:ss r a.; Dsiroiss.io 70 i. Li&a @l 1901
Dsro q ~, e r0saS
I9.10sP NJ; DAY. EXPIRE ~ lSundays ex-
IAslU cepted9 Arrives at Urbana 800 r. h.,
Piqua 2:55 I. Nj Bradford Junction 3:l5 r NJ:
g.nsport $50 ?. y. Peoria s:25 A. M; GaIesbnfg
vile III Ts4Ts hsSs 1ss Ie i I'M h.ssoen .Sas
l:ss A: NJ Cairo 40 P. n Pana AN 4. NJ; Al
III splinsssIdd dopiS inss SEC
PASSENGERS BY this train reach s.. Louis III. next
Louis ONE IN Il EPsiRN'5 ysss e
all other routes. % o si III v=e7 - =
500 E. E. "; " s CHICAGO E1t !. AND ST; LOUIS Ex-
s:ls A. NJ; indianapolis a:Os a, M: Tefre% % Hsuts
NJ; Pans 1905 A. NJ; Alton lao r. H.. St. 10 Toui; m
s oSSss asd ~ Nj sRe5iPssd M
Phis s:iS A. M; Toledo $50 A. NJ; Detroit $40
NEW AND ELEGANT r.Is "a 7og
. y ee ping G a r .
RUN IN THIS TRAIN TO CHICAGO AND
ON ST. LOUIS ROUTE TO MATTO0N. ILL.
81 MILES. WITHOUT CHANGE. T =,
Arriving at st. Louis 10 hours and Louisville
hours ahead of any other route. III 70
1C.0S A. M. NIGHT EXPRESS. Daily to In
ddEsyc dianapolis. and. SUNDAYS excepted. 70
sa5 N; Chic.so TO n; fndis1.poIi: 20
Mattoon l:Is NJ; Cairo z:is a. M; Pana sis p.
NJ; Alton 5:I5 NJ: st. !! oui. s:IO P: NJ; Laf.y-
400 A. NJ. Memphis s:is p. M. --'' - -'A ''.''
S' % of osssI * and
nrrkA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-04

State Room sleeping Cars
RUN IN THIS TRAIN G
FROM PITTSBURGH TO INDIANAPOLIS
-'a94 5d @ WITHOUT CHANGE.
~ Call for Tickets via Logansport or Richmond
Hg Tickets for sale at Union and Piqua Depots
Columbus. and at all principal Railroad Tfckei
oA'''' F. CHANDLER. 4r;ckst sAasur,
'2lAs Z j. M. LUNT. General Superintendent
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'sTlTR : TlTR sssPoRTAiTIIoNs.g :

NIGHT sEXPRESS-Leaves Columbus A. IL
A. NJ. viii stop at Delaware. Cardington. -Gilead,
Gallon. Crestline, Shelby. New London. W cling
@ a. YdIr n rSs
NO. 1 ACCOMMODATION-Leav Columbus
at 500 A. M. Win stop at all way stations. This
trsR New Wy! 9oRs *
ion. Crsstline; Shelby, New London: Wellington
E'H fHE5 PIT ssy t ss .
?. M. Will stop at WorthiDgton, Lewis Center
Delaware, and all Stations to shelby and Shiloh.
SPRINGFIELD COMPUTATION VIA DEL
AWARE-Leaves Columbus at 3:o5 p. M. Will
field arriving at Delaware at l:iO p NJ, Springfeid
ESQ z. M. This train leaves Springfield at $40 A.
As arrives at Delaware at s:lo A. ~; Columbus
Patent Sleeping Cars are rum ON Al
Night Trains 10 Chicago, -
New York and -l-
!as is9 Boston. d1iW IG7st ni
GDB d4tani11 Yrs5 -ar7fgg tHeia daca
= ~ Baggage checked through to New Yorb and
Soston. via Cleyeland; alse. to Philadelphia and
New York. via crfstHliTnfH- RHTfnRNrNa. diiv bs1&57g
Might Express arrives at Columbus at ZOO A. M
~ Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at 1910
5 Mail Train arrives at Columbus at saoP. M. .,8
Springfeld Accommodation arrives at Columbu
Fare as Low as by amy Other Route.
fl. Ask for Tickets via Crestline or Cleveland.
E. s. FLINT.
superintendsnt, Clsysland Ohio.
Agent. Columb Ohio.
Columbus. May II. 1865 - = CO.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-11-04
,urs. with much respect and gratitude
t.' H-T'E- ~ w. W. Burnett.

lsosadaIfs Cures all Skin Diseases.
WILSON. N. c., September Is. 1857,
DR.. Lawrence; Dear Sir-In 1852 my son, now
aged Eve years, was vaccinated with what proved to
be impure matter, which completely destroyed his
health He has been afflicted with an inveterate
and extremely troublesome Eruption of the Skin,
sometimes breaking out in sores, &c Rosadalis was
pres ribed by my family physician. DR.. A. ID. Moore
After taking it few weeks my son became and re-
mains entirely well. s
Yours truly, j. J.B.DANlEL.