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manly. instincts rebelled against the
extreme measures adopted against the.
King. But the rev olutionary current
was too strong to be resisted with safe;
ty. Fearful for themselves, they yield
ed to the popular Torrent and voted tor
the death of theeuphappg monarch RI
This vote at once ruined their influences
and seated their fate. Twenty-Five ct
hem persisted on the scaffold; nor was
the vengeance of their enemies satisfied
untifMadame Roland shared their fate,
Their names had been greater if they
had persisted earlier. We, too, bare,
our Girondists: Anthony, Fessehden55
Howe, Norton Ross, Sherman praarnezz:
Trumbull, Van Wrinkle, Wiley. Vii
liams. Morgan-these are the msnswho
are now attempting to moderate the
strife they bave played the pant.of
the Girondists so far. 1t remains to be
seen how they will play it out. Will
they learn from the past, and remain;
true to their nobler instinct, OF will
they yield and fall like their great;
predecessors? Eir: 80
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The late elections have resulted most
gloriously for the Democracy.
Great as were the Democratic gains
and victories of 1867. those of 1868 Are
still larger. The political reaction against
Radicalism, which commenced with 1he
first-named year, is still going on with
Increased momentum. Thus, New Hamp-
shire shows a Democratic gain of 600 ON
1857. Connecticut doubles her DEMOCRAT
ic Laajority of 1867. Michigan, euezof
the strongest and most intense Radical
States in the Union; which was carried
by the Republicans last year by a major:
ity OF rs 600, now votes down and repu
dates the cardinal principle of the patty,
negro suffrage, by 10000 majority. "a
Republican majority of4 ,ee0:in Ciucin'
natl in the spring Of 1867, and 2,008'a
the fail. Is almost entirely wiped out in
1868. Pub uque, Iowa, goes Democrat
ic; Atchison, Kansas, likewise. The 10
cal elections in Ohio all show large gain.
eHs1 evs Il he p%ositisar horizon, aud iroa
every direction II. the lightn1Dg q
puoiic Indignation is flashing.
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Witch Notice.

Notice is herb by gigsn e b a pss,sass
Of - sl.sdoouuty, Ohio PRAYING selI leg iae
location of a ditch alOns@ IT, "a %eertai6
described route: Beginning :. the
point pear John Greenland's hoSSsei
north. west quarter of section No. w.
townshipsNe twenty-five, and range mr.
teen, owned by said John Greenland;
thence running a south west course until
it intersects the quarter post on the west
side of section No. two thence south on
the section line or most practicable route
until it strikes the muddy fork of Mohec-
an creek which position will be for hear
ing on the 21stday Of April, A. D. 1868,
at 9 O'Clock, a. M on the premises
where said ditch is proposes to be located,
at which time and place an a~pportlonment
of the costs and expensed of making said
ditch will be made and also an apportion-
ment Of the labor of constructing said
ditch among the land n adjacent
thereto or parties interested therein.
RoBT- NJ. CAMPBELL,
= County Auditor.
March rs. ,6S. n384w. s
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BRIDGE Notice.

The undersigned will offer for sale to
the lowest responsible bidder the follow
ing Bridges and Stone abutments at the
times. and places as follows, viz:
On Wednesday, April 22d, 1858, at 9
o'clock A. M.-tbe building of a bridge In
Perry township near George MoTr.s. Al.
SO on the same day at l o'clock, P. M.
the building of stone abutments for a
bridge near Orange. in Orange township.
On the 23rd at 10 O'Clock A NJ, the
building Of a stone abutment for a bridge
at Ashland. stass ef ssz :
Also on the game day, at ! o'clock ?
NJ, the repairing of the Court House IL
Ashland. -f- ,zffiz eetfy - : = @
Written contracts will be required b5
JOHN-VAN NEST s.a -
HENRY WIGKS, Comrs +
VIM CDWAN. aHr
March rs, 2w3Ia % ia3as
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MESSENGERS NOTICE.

THIS is to give notice that on the 2ist
day Of March, A. ID. 1858, a War
rant in Bankruptcy was issued against
the estate Of Samuel B Kennedy, of Je-
bonneville, in, the county Of Ashland and
State of Ohio, who has been adjudged
a bankrupt on his own petition that the
payment of any debts and delivery of any
property belonging to such bankrupt, to
him for his use, and the transfer Of any
property by him is forbidden by law
that a meeting of the creditors of said
bankrupt to prove their debts, and choose
one or more assignees of his estate, viii
be held at a Court of Bankruptcy to BE-
holden at :Mansfieldr,. Richland county
Ohio, before H. c. Hedges Esq Regis
ter, on the 18th day of April, A. D
1868, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ.
HARRY THOMPSON,
+ DePatguS. Marshal, as Messenger.
Il. NJ CAMPBELL,
h. Atty for Petitfones-
: ZR4U. - ~ -
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b PRESIDENCY.


We believe the democracy are on the
eve of the greatest triumph of modern
times, if the proper candidate shall be
selected from the many distinguished
and experienced men of the democratic
party, whose names have been mention
ed in connection with the high and re
spopsible position of President of the
United States.
The quadrennial exercise of the SOW
reies;ty cf the American people is a
matter of immense importance to the
whole country, AM. its future prosperi.
~ and liberty: The crtizen doessnoi
live who can estimate fully the yalue
of the approaching presidential nomina,
ton ; for we are convinced that the per-
petuity of the Union depends upon the
success of the great democratic party.
The success of the democracy in the
coming struggle is clearly the ali i'm
portant thing !; for that ensures the ap.
~plication ST our principles, and the end
of false doctrine and usurpation for at
least half a century. Will this take
plaee-cau IL be done? We.trrst in
God The days of the ambidexters and
harlequins ar, numbered.
The American people havepaid dear
blood and treasure for the eleva-
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rgr The New York Herald draws

rg- The New York Herald draws a
striking parallel between the language
and bearing of the Radical leaders of
the aRump" and Jacobin reign of ter
TOR during the French Revolution, and
instances the threatening Language of
"Thad. Stevens towards the Senate,
sthe deuunciation Of Andrew johnson
nas a tyrant and violattr of the laws
cen the hilnsiest pretext by those who
s.sbo- themselves to be the most vio7
tGent tvras..s. and who scout the Con-
.%.stitution as an 6thsolute, vermont inr
astrument. So alike are these re7niu-
~etionarv scenes, and SO slmiinr the
.ilanguage,"@says the Herald, "thst we
acan hardly realize the fact that We
fare not reading the history of the
ssFreach Revolution, OIL that such,
tsthings aree occurrings in u ewn ebe-
loyed country. Equally forcib'e aud
striking is the following picture, which
we copy from same journal:a 4 3.
G The Girondisssiof the French Rev
oiption, Of whom we maymentiOnsVe rg-
MAUD. Gepsonue, Geudet, Brissot, Ish-
ard Lanjuinais, Oondoreety were the
best, the sbravest, the most eloquent
and the most 9 rirtuous men whom the
revolutions produced. zTheirbeendunt
and their fate were pregnant with less
'sorssto al future -sgcnerstions- Their
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TEIEGRAPHIC
WASHINGTON, d. O.,
April 8, 1865.

The impeachment performance was
played 10 day toa beggarly amount Of
empty benches. When the Sergeant-at-
Arms announced the arrival ofthe House
of Representatives, as usual, only seven
members were ushered in. But three
persons were in the Diplomatic gallery,
which was a sparse attendance in that
part of the Senate. Four lusty negroes
were among the observers, who are sup
posed to have obtained admission on Sum-
ner's tickets.
At the instigation Of the managers of
the impeachment, the ticket system wfil
be abolished, SO as to secure a crowd
The thin attendance, as we'll as more po-
tent reasons. indicate the case is break
ing down.
The proceedings to- day were dry, be
ing confirmed to testimony relating to
the Presidents speeches in his Western
tour, the striking points Of which were res
produced and read.
Butler, to whom il confided the mah-
a~gementof the case, was insufferabiyi ar
rogant and insulting, both to counsel and
witnesses. He almost ignores his assa-
%ciates, who, like every body else, are
amazed and Disguised at his impudenceg
The testimony of Mr.. Hudson, editor
of the Cleveland, Ohio, Leader, concern
ing his report of Mr. Johnson's speech
at that place. was o tissue OF absurditiss
and falsehood. He bolstered up each lie
by another, until he was completely
| caught in the net. and Mr.. Evarts made
him expose himself. lie then skunk
away. ISM
The prosecution will close Tomorrow
! Among the witnesses for the defense
will be the Cabinet officers, who will
prove that Stanton supplied data for the
veto message on the Tenure-of-ofice Blu,
his -fefee and bitter d~enunciatio n of i,
and Seward will furnish notes of CONVEX
sation in which stanton admitted that the
law, even if Constitutional, did not pro-
tect the Cabinet appointed by Mr.. Lin
celn.
Some of Mr.. 3pbuson's friends are 81
sanguine of acquistal, that they claim tel
or twelve Radicaissagainst the measure
The Presidents counsel openly declar
that Buffers curse alone will kill im-
speachment.
!, 1t was noticeable to-day that he did no
/ bring any charge against the Presiden
for drunkenness during his trip. In
|, late reconciliationS Grant stipulated tina
nothing should be said on that score, 'fo
1.-The fact is that he was grossfyintoxicate
: frequently, and e .afonewaa-gulty
{ than vice. @ :
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Reputation Alter Death.

It is very singular how the fact I q
mans death often seems to give peo-
plea truer idea of his characters
whether for good or evil, than they
have ever'possessed while he Mas4N-
ing and acting among them;,aBe sth
is SO genuine-a-faet thatAiti MS astodcH-
ted, whoever he may be, r~eturn-ina
week qftershis .decease, he. would al
most Invariably find himself at "a high
er OF lower point thanhe had formerly
occupied on the.scale of public appre-
citation. 10 s1aas. -iid,4@G
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY LECTION.

The Democratic Electors Of .ent
coun,v are requested to meet at their
usno, MIA, ,es of holding elections in their
several towns rips, on
saturdav, Nay 500, 1858,
for the purpose of oting for the nominal
ton of the officers TO be elected etztea
October eleeeionia Ashi.sndseoauty 90
wit.
One auditor. &c.
One Sheriff.,
One Prosecuting Attorney, --
One Commissioner
One Ipfrmary Director,
TIE Democracy of the several town.
ships will also, at the same time, select
some discreet, reliable person to act as
Central Committeeman for the ensuing
year.
Said election tobe holden in the follow.
ing manner. to wit: the voters present to7
Eelect one Clerk and two Judges, who shall
make a poll book and tally list in the usual
form adopted at State and County cleo
tions The polls to be opened att o'clock
A. NJ, and closed at 6 P. NJ. One of the
Judges to carry the pool book TO Ashland
on Monday, the LIST day OF June.
Said return jugdes to constitute a board
of canvassers to open and count the votes
cast for each candidate; these candidates
having the highest number of votes fer
the respective offices, to be declared dy
said board to be the nominees. A full at
tendance is. requested at said election. u
BY order of the Democratic Central
Committee, 81 = 3 dor" so
+ JIM. LANDIS, GAIN. Z.
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March rs '6s. nss4w. y
MESSENGERS NOTICE.

.rTHIS is to give, notice that on the 2lst
Iyday of March. A. D. lSsS,.a War
rant in Bankruptcy was issued against the
estate of Luther Potter, Of Mohican,
in the county of Ashland and State OF
Ohio, who has been adjadgeda bankrupt
on his own petition that the payment OF
any debts and delivery of any property
belonging tosoch bankrupt to him or
for his use, and the transfer of any prop
erty. by him is forbidden by law that a
meeting of The creditors OF said bank
rupt to prove their debts, and choose ONE
or more assignees of his estate, : will be
held at aCourt Of Bankruptcy to be
holden OF Mansfield, Richland County,
Ohio, before Henry 9 Hedges, Esq
Register, Q tbe 9Th daysof April, A
| ID. 1868, ateil o'clock Al M..@el - ~
HARRY THOMPSON 9x7
DeputgsU.rS Marshal assMessehger5
4 4R. NJ, 0AMPBEAL, go
20 w iei Atty for P~etiti6ner.h
April ], '6S42w4e s9sea'4p
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Notice of Annexation Of Territory
to the Incorporated Village Of
Hayesville.

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it
IN may concern, that the Authorities of
thu incorporated Village of Hay esyiHe, have
filed in the AUDITORS office of Ashland coun-
ty, a petition to the Commissioners of said
County, praying fo- the I'M exation of SO
much territory now outside of and adjacent
tn the boundary lines of said incorporated
Village, as is contained, in the folloHing d.
Beginnisg az tie South west corner of the
South east quarter of sectienasNo. fifteen,
township No.. twenty On and Range six
team thence East with section line twenty
eight chains and seventy eight links to the
Southeast corner of the South west quarter
of section fourteen thenceNorth one degree
resi- with the East boundary of the west
half of said section fourteen ski chains and
links; thence South, Eighty eight
fand=three fourth degrees west, seventy eight
an Twenty-Five links to the North
wv est Corner of the South half of the North
East quarter of S ectioh. # fteen ;+thence South
one andsa half degrees East with the West
boundary of he East half of said section IF
teen Sky -OneehAiasa and eight links to the
place of beginning. 7--.
AN of which territory so proposed to be
annexed, is accurately plated and mapped
aud now on file in the Auditors Office of said
Con .tyfor the inspection of all Interested
ID tbe Commissioners of said County have
90. ted -t:hs LIST day OF. May, a. d. 1858,
pp0 n,o,,. ok &. N. for the hearing of said
ut SA0> ~Iz. IEGE iaf,kf1 y
petition. D FOX.
t Mayer eff said Incorporated Village %
>yesville. 3zI @ eftaa 3
h1 -eh 1s-6w3S eaoi IL
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OF The SDPERiORlTY0F
THE AMERICAN
wALTHAM
a &c II z g.

This country has reason TO be proud Of
this splendid specimen of American opera
tive eeniu- md enterprise. That 1t will not
work q revolu, ion in the watch man ufaeturtng
of the world no one can doubt who examines
the operations of the Waltham establishment,
for it turns out watehss mcvem' nts ut just
about one half the cost CT Imported movements
Nhesides the unifoHm Reliability Of the ma
advantage over all others
A poor time piece of the machine make viii
be as rare in the futnresas a good one of hand
make has been heretofore. for machinery as
arbitrary in its performance, and can make
"a perfect article Just as easy as one that is
worthless. 1t will be q causes of ccngratnla-
/ ton of this useful American Enterprise shall
have the fleet of driving out of market the
thousands of trashy foreign articles miscailed
| timekeepers, by furnishing so excellent and
/ economical q subs. T.. Times.
..We have had one of the works of this
Compauy in a case for some considerable
,:rae. and, comparing them with former hrst7
-, FORKS of-different manufacture possess
~ No hey saye established IN our opir5
ION their supericrityayerany ever lntrodus ea
for correctness as iEre rieces. Ihe "oria-
s.W notice with regret W"
Paris Exposition) the absence OF sfeclnens
American manufacture, which, ahhougn
comparatively Of recent birth among
only +-eady producing results of the most
US. IS M rharacter. ~Theewatches manu-
satisfacs,iy ne %"altham Company are ecr-
faotpred By sire. 9Th, durability. and
as time keepers The French or
rood as anything produced by I'D
swiss man1factures!"-N. Y. Iera --ea,er
.sThe beauty. the precis; on tie 5 .-h
c-baanness the uniform excellence of a VA .
Constructed bv machinery so exquisite that
The mere spectacle ofits operation is poetic,
GRADUALLY give the American Watches q pub.
1;c interference which will not be deceived"
Weekly.
EVERY WATCH FULLY WARRANTED.
For Sale by all First-class Dealers IN the
limited States and British Provinces
For further information address theAgeuts
ROBBINS & RPLETgM.
1872 Broadway, N. Y.
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Northern Dfsfsict ofzOAio, at Mansfield,
Ohio, March 24th, 1868, IS.
NOTICE is herebyegiyen that the un'
IN dersigned has been appointed assign.
ee of Ephriam B. Ricket, township Of
Orange. County of Ashland and Stateof
Ohio, who has been ~adjudged a Bank
,upt upon his own Petition by h Dis
trict Court of said District.
JOSEPH s. HEDGES
. Assignee
To the Creditors Of said Bankrupt.
: April l,-3w40
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MILLINERY g. DRESS MAKING
MRS. N.oRECToRa

Announces TO the ladies. OF Ashland, and vi
cinify, chat she is in receipt of her Fair and
Winter styles ofBonnetts, all sorts Of ma
~teriels,. trimmings &os which she is pre-
pared 10 getAp' 10. The best style, accordingtq
the latest fashions, and atsatisfactoro prices,
Sile has also added to her Miflinere business,
that Of
ID . . MAXIM G
which is under the control Of Mrs, W. WEI
KER. an experienced Mantau-maier.
share of public p~atronage3 is solicited, CAP
at her rooms, on entire Street, gsge3Aa
5 Roy. 20; j s67-n2ztf. ss5ar sESiagsi
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NO

oopartnership heretofore existing
IL and known as the firm of CLARK q
HUNTER, for the purpose ct practicing
and Surgery in the village Of
Ashland, Ohio, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Those persons indebted
10 the aboze Arm, will please settle the
same without delay.
T. s. HUNTER.
|. Feb &c. Is6s-tf
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THE BRIGGS.

NEF PATENT PIANOS STOOL.
AckaWledgsd by theitrade and Qrofession
to bfthe Neatest int most Salable Stool
Manfacfured. We are wholesale AGENTS
foytBs city hnd are BOW supplying the prin-
cipIeAHsie Horsss in New York With these
STOOL and. SO great il the demand, that .
.largs.actofy has haer erected capable Of
suppIsd at the MsppfsctpreFs LoFsst whole
sale irices-boxed. and. shipped free o.
charg-AseH FLOR pfic eiist giving fpl1 Par.
titui6ssand corrcctlikeness- u oh
o. 10 WILLARD 800 iasf
iSeof Nplesale Agents, 627 broadway NY
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TRAINS GOING FAST Z

Stations. Exp'ss Expss5 Exp'ss E1psa
Chicago 7,26am I0-2spm 4.e9pm 4.s0sAp
Valparaiso 9,03am ~42.40amat6 2spshs .6steais
Ryascnttr1orsrnm 2fS5am s,fopns SAsem
Warsaw II ,27am 3,46am 9,01pu 9,5oam
Columbia II ,l1pm 4,44sm s9s44rm 1e.ssam
Ftwayne 5il6pm 6;lean7a,a ePmfE40pm
Van. Vert 2,2spm Z ,e8pn 11,sspm 1,I6pm
Lima s.a0pm S.27pm l2a4an 2.s5pm
Forest 4,89pm 9,45pm 1,4lan 4,06pm
Up sand'ky 5,ospm To- t pm zeeana 4.Sepna
Bucyrus 5,Sspm, Io.59pn 2y44arA 5r25em
Crest ar. 6,O5pm l,25pm Sloan 5.SOpm
line, : de. 6,25pm 11,50pm 9 ,soan SEDAN
Wooster s.4Opm I.4Spm 5,T6am e,22am
Orrville 9,07pm 2,05am 5.40am 6;55pm-
MassiIlon 9,4spn 2,86am 6,lsam 9,asfm
Canton l0,04pm 2,52am 5,33am 10,00pm
Alliance I1,0apmT 3,35ams 7,30am tT,f5pm
Salem II ,32pm 4,04pm F59dm 11,49am
Rochester l,75am .5,4Qpm 9.40am 2,55pn
Pittsburg 2.Soam 6,45pm l0,45am S40pR
Vps r. R. MYERS, Gen. TieketA :
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NO

Ehereswill be. a meeting Of the Beard.
of Agricnlture of Ashland Comfy az
rAsblsaasaop Saturasy, April lIth, 1868,
at O'Clock p NJ 81 g. sYsweg sa
BY order of the President ns
-sT5 R.aM. CAMPBELL, Seeyn
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Remember these Goods will be sold at
the above prices for the next 81 days OF
", and at these extremely low prices the
Stock is being rapidly reduced. Ladies
wishing to purchase asfne sett of Mink
or Fitch Furs, can savetfrom Twenty to
Thirty Dollars by calling soon
We have a full line Cloths, Caaimeres,
tDoeskins, S~atinett, Jeanes, TWee5s, &c ,
sc, which have all been marked down,
lShawls marked down., German Bed
Spreads marked down. Ladies ana gents
underware marked down. White Wool
Blankets marked down. Bucf Gloves
and Mittens marked down.
We are now Offering great baTains in
our entire stock Of knit Goods, mpris-
ing Breakfast lShagls, Hoods Scai is,
NubrasrItasiery. &e., &c.
Our Stock of Domesties-snt,oLkePt
full, aud at comparatively lnu fSices.-
Have Just received a large inyoiee Of
Delains and Prints, which are very Eeau
tiful.
We have also a complete stock of Gar
pets. Crockery and Glassware, Grocer
les, Notions, &C., Sc, which will be $40
very low, to make room for SpriDgGoo&
nea. Remember the Place, Z
|. RUDEsILL, CANFIELD & CO,
No. 10, M.iA ST., Ashland, G
Jan. %, ,6s-1ys1
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fkTOTlcE is hereby given that the un
IN dersigued have been duly appointed
and disqualified as Executors of the es
tate Of Christopher Ricket, late of0fang'
HENRY RICKET.
GEO. RICKET.
sws7.
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Don't be a ioafer, don, t call yourself a
~loafer, dom keep loafers company, don't
don't hang about loafng places Bet
ter work for noting and board yourself,
than to.st around day after day or stand
or stand ground the corners with yonr
hands in your pockets, and aPipejn
your mouth Better for your W mind,
better for your own respects. Bustle
about, if you mean to have anything to
hustle about for. Many a POOR physician
has obtained a real ratieutlPy riding
hard to attend an imaginary one. A
orire Of paper tied with red tape carried
under a lawyers arm may procure him
lis FIRST case, and make his fortane;s Such
is che world to that hath snaIl DC
given Quit drohIng and complaining
Keep busy aad, mied yoL.r ehances
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TRAfas CONG WEST. ssSx1
Stations. E.p,ss -Exp.ss Kxp' EEp'ss

Stations. E1p'ss -Exp,ss EXP Exp'sa
Pittsburgh, ,45am 9,80ams 2l6pm 2,09An
Rochester, s,15am lG.40am a,s5pm 3,10am
Salem IL. soam 12,20pm 5,S6pm-4,6eam
Alliance 11,4oam ! 05pm 6.30pm 6,6oam
Messillon i2.67pm 2,Ospm 7,36pm Seam
0rsviiIe L86pm 2,40pm s,l8pm 50Sep
wosoier 2,lepm 3,12pm S,40pm I.S5am
Mansfield 4,05pm 6,o9pm 10-2lpm s.Vaan
Crest ar. a,45pm 6,sopm l0.55Pm $500
Bucyrus 56,35amh 6,,40pm I1.50pm
Up Sand'ky 7,15am 7,22pm 12,26am ns05ep
Forest szN7 Observation-Disclosures
Lima 9 liam 9, 10pm z,I1am LIB
FIT. Wayne IL, 20pm IL ,5Gpm 4.55am s.20pn
Columbia I ,J0pm1 II, 85am ze,64pn 4,6lpm
warsaw = 2-00pmsl isQam es3ipna 9 4spn
Plymouth s,60pm 2.s5am 7,65pn s .o5phf
Valparaiso 4.3eam 4,l5am o. 26pm1 !, 36pm
Chicago 00nm 6 .2oap IL 2opm 2 .2opm
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rERMs-singIe copy. only TWO pol
LARS a year. An extra copy. one year tor
every Club of Ten; an extra copy six mo nths
fer q club Six. Specimens and Prospect uses
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