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the enjoyment NV life. The entire
Corners hevin nothin TO do and plen
ty TO live on, wuz perpetooally gath
cred in front of Bascoms, pitchin
coppers. runnin quarter races, and
ever and anon ceasin their manly
endorsements to quaff the flowin boles
witch he supplied. We Good hear,
ANY time, the cheerful yelp Nv blood
lhounds in the swamp beyont the Run,
chasin runaways, and ez ther wuz no
longer any law agin ther shootin
nigsers, skacely a day passed that
one or more wuz not killed. My dis.
tiIlery WIZ runnin full blast, the
smoke NV the torment asendin from
its chimney forever. Oh, it was gor
gus
"And is this to be ?" asked / u,
the disembOdied spirit NV Bishop
/ Poke. wich wuz shown it to me.
HAH this and more," returned he
I"Thus will the S0uthJregain her lost
rites. Thus will the lost coz be res
btored- Elect Seymour and Blare,
and all will be we'll" 5hi-n ,no- 531
SAT this pint 1 awoke, "'sed the FL
der, .'feelin how unjust L he'd bin
how vilely HE'D sinned and how fear
fully / he'd departed. L wuz agoin
back. on my party ON the greenback
question /! Wat is greenbax to this !?
Wat is payin a debt in one way or
another compared to the eXtasy NV
wallopin niggers, chasin Northern
men and hevin our institoOshens
back again p Wat is mere green
back idea compared to the luxury nv
thevin the entire Northern Dimocracy
in our hands agin,. for US to mold ez
we will and do with ez we like Why,
/ woodent give the luxury NV havin a
Moo Yorker on his knees afore me eZ
NV old, minnit, for all the taxes l
will hev to pay for a century "Be
sides,'' and he bnstid out afresh, 'if
Boregard can make Seymour pipe
Dixie, can't he also,by. different fin
germ make the same instrooment
play Repoodiashen2 shood say so.
We hev EN- Parson-we hev EN-.
Forgive me forgive meH' s.I il.
And we embraced and wept, and
took drink, aud wept again for joy.
Verify my way is now pleasant and
my paths is made strate. In the ex-
uberance Nv his joy he will keep my
basket and my store---or rather my
jug and hask-full for q month";
PETROLEUM v. Massey, p. nj. ri
.t. . (Wich is Postmaster
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THE CATTLE DISEASE.

A large meeting of stock cattle
grazers and shippers of Madison
county, was held on the 2lst at Lon
don o., to take immediate action to
prevent the introduction ofthe ''Tex.
as cattle disease" into the country.
After reports from men conversant
with the disease, a committee OF six
were appointed to wait upon Gov
Hayes for the purpose Of having
some decided State action taken.
s 1t appears that the disease has
made its appearance in our neighbor-
ing county of Wyandot, and fears
being entertained that the disease
might become as prevalent here as in
Illinois, the members Of the Execu-
tive Committee of the stock men
of the Ohio Agricultural Board were
telegraphed to convene at Columbus
on Tuesday last.
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ASSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

IN the District Court of the Uniied States
l. for the Northern District OF Jhis. ..
In the matter of Alexander Stillings, Bank
rupt--In Bankruptcy. rfDu t'lIi' 'i 80
TO JVhOm 1t may Concern: The undersigned
hereby gives notice of his appointment ,as
Assignee of Alexander Stillinas Ffndlay town.
ship. In the county of Hancock and State
of Ohio. within said District, who has been
adjudged Bankrupt upon his own
petition BY the District Court OF said Dis
trict. ..-...-,--
Dated at Findlay, Ohio,, the 10th day Of
August, A. D., 1868. - --.i 4feat', 49,
.stj l. N. EVERETT, Assignee,
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Legal Notice.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS, OF HANCOCK COUN-
| TY OHIO-PETtrIoH

ILEAS, Or nANOOCh COON'
TY, OHIO-PKTITIoN.
Eliza Jennings Vs. VIM c. hurley. of Co
iumbia county, Pa; Ann Webb and her bus
band, Isaac Webb. William T. Jennings
William Jennings, William C. Jennings, Eliz,
Ann George and her husband. William
George. OF COlum0iana county, o.; Mary AM
Altman and her husband, James Altman, O
Marshall county. Iowa; ary ]. ';ould an,
her husband. Nathaniel B. Got Id, John L
Jennings, at Henry county, Illinois; A bsgai
| ID. Byers and her husband, Joseph Bysrs
Hannah = Jennings, Joseph B. jennings
Mercy = Jennings. OF The state OF Indiana:
Simeon smith, Rebeecs j. Barger and her
husband. John Barger, Eliza Nc Ram sby and
her husband. MsxweH McRamsby, Seth
Smith, James smith. zSolomon emith, Jen-
nings Smith, Mary Ann Davis and her hus-
band. Albert u. Davis, Sarah Singleton and
her husband. Jefferson Singleton, Mary Ann
Baker and her husband, Thomas Baker.
Margaret J. Taylor George W Taylor, An.
drew. Taylor, William A. Taylor. of the
State OF Oregon; rRoxalins Callahan and her
husband, Del rma Callahan. of Aahsnint
county, Ohio; Lsvt Jehas ,n. oliver johnson,
simeon johnson, Jesse John son., of WI
liams county, Ohio; Levi Jennings, isaac
Jennings, John n. Jennings of Cuyahega
county. Ohio; Rebecca A. Ellis and her hrfs-.
band. Theodors Ellis. Martha Smather and
her husband, John W. Smsthsr, Eliza NJ
names anu her husDand, John a. Haines, OF
the State OF Indiana: all tevlsees under The
last will and testament OF Simeon Jennings
dece ased- 1is.- u. q rtffr.-. .r
Tho above ngmed defendants will take no
tice that the above named Eiiz, Jennings
has this day hled her petition against them
In said Court ,dsmsndins partition of, and an
assignmeBtof dover to hers in the following
described tracts of land, tO-wil:
Situate In the aCOanty OF Hancock
State ofOhio, Being the southeast quarter
Of section z, township 2, s)uih range east
Also the north-oast quarter of the south
vest quarter OF section Z. township 2, south
range east being more or less.
And that at tho next term of said c. urt
said petitioner will apply for an order for
the Partition Of said iaiids md for the assign
nent OF dover therein, and for genera. re-
lief. --.s .. -.....- .... ...-
ELIZA JENNINGS,
= By p. G. sERvTs 3 n. G.. LEsLIB her Att'ys.
August l4th, 1865. E.- aug2lnI4w6.
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In the District Court of the United
Sfatoc for tho Markham n;atr;., 49,,

In the District Court OF the United
States for the Northern District OF
Ohio.
In the matter Of William J. Myers Bank
rupt.-In Bankruptcy q -
At Cleveland, in the said District, ON the
list day of August, A. d. 1868. Northern Dis
trict of Ohio, %. Take notice that petitier
las been fled in said Court by William J
Myers. of Findlay township, in the county %
Hancock in said District, duly declared
Bankrupt under the actof CONGRESS- OF Marel
I'd. 1857, for "A discharge, and a certiicat,
thereof, from all his debts and other claim
provable under said Act, and that the 9:l
day of October next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. il
assigned for the hearing of the same, wheI
and where you may attend and show cause
II any you have. why the pravor Of the SAID
Petition should not be granted You will al
so tax notice that the second and thir,
meetings of creditors. required By the 27ti
and 2sth sections Of said Act, will be held by
order of said Court on the 5th day OF October
A. D.. lS6S, at 10 o. clock. A. N. at Findlsy u
said District, before NJ. b. Walker, Esquir,
one OF the Registers OF said Court.
EARL BILL.
Clerk OF the District Court.
To the Creditors of said Bankrupt.
nOl5t2. .r-rraffa Gill;
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BOUND TO STICK.

As evidencing the pluck Of the
Crawford county Democracy in the
Congressional split we give the fol
lowing from the Forum:
.When Crawford ,ciH she pil2, de-
pend ont. And when she ,oont she
pon't and there's an end ont"
The editor probably means that
there's an end to visions Of Demo
cratic supremacy in the Ninth Dis
trlct. We are perfectly satisfied.
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The New York Tribune of la

The New York Tribune of last
week makes an error, or q couple oI
them, in giving the names of Congress
sioaai candidates in Ohio. In our
District, It calls Grisell, Griswold
and the maR who beat the renegade
Hubbell for the Ronilation in the
With District, Beeson, is dubbed
Benton.
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triad IT, know that is cured them; those whp hay.
not know that il cures their neisnbors anu aisnas
AMI an know that what it does once Il does AWAY
that is never falls through any fauit or ne9eeto
It's composition. We have thousands upon th0t
sands Of certificates OF their remarkaoie CUES OF %
Following complaints, but such cures are klovn
every ncfghborhood, and We need NOT Pgomh them
Adapted TO all ages and conditions IN Al climates
containing rather calomel Or any dslssenoas i 9sui
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and make
them pleasant to take while being purely vegstshl
no harm can arise from their nss n any quantfy;
They operate by their powerful influence on N
internal yiscera 70 purity she blood and snula.s
into healthy action-remoye the ebserucoons q u
stomach, bowels, liver, and osner organs o. n
body restoring their irregular action % health, an
by correcting, wherever they exist, such seranet
nients as are the arst origin Of disease.
Minute directions are given " ne w.apPer
the box, for tho following compAomses Wnkcn NE
PLIs rapidly cure:-
For DysPepsta or ID0gess1so, 1AssaeA
ness, La1guor and Lose 81 AIpostse, me
should be taken moderately TO stimulate fhe stoU
ach and restore Its healthy tone and actaon.
For Liver Ce.pea1.s and = ysiooe SYM
toms, Dalseas HeaAacAs. eeek Bse49cha
csiic and Biiss.s Fevsrs, t6sY s2oail se j.
diciousy taken for each case, 70 coeet the dissase
action or remove tho obstxucnens which cause IT,
dose Is generally required.
For hheu0ak19a, GO0e, QrOVo1, Ra1pf
fasion ef the Heart, Raan In tAe sd
taken, Is required 70 change n disaased asfion
the system. with such change those complaint
disappear. rfs
For DrsPsy and Drspsaeal DWellings TIE
should be taken In largo aid frequent doses 10 prl
duce the ehect o. drastic purge. ..r
For Suppressi0n large dose should be take
as it produces the desired eject By sympafhy.
As Dsnser Pm, take one or two Fszss to pro
mote digestion and relieve the stomach. 't
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach ana
bowels into healthy action, restores tho appetite
and inyigorates the system- Hence II 10 often ad
vantageous where no serious derangement exists
One who feels tolersbly WELL often f1ds that dos
of these Pills makes him feel decidedly better, mon
their cleansing and renoyattng eject on ths dges
tve apparatus.
DIR. j. C. AKER e CO., P~eessee1 cAsx.fsea
LOWELL. MSS, o. q. a.
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BREAK OF THE DEMOCRACY.

In nearly every exchange we no.
tice that Democratic poles have been
broken while endeavoring to raise
them, or if successful in causing them
to assume the perpendicular, they
have been able to stand but short
time. Typical of the condition of the
party--rotten.
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BENTON ITEMS.

! We have at last luH in ths s'Lag-
er Beer" excitement, and peace and
prosperity will again rule, if the drunk
en- rows and unlawful sale of intoxi-
eating beverages is stopped; but il
not, we may expect war. The tenn
iperance men in this village are de.
termined that the laws regulating the
sale of Intoxicating drinks shall be
obeyed. 80 ..a..#tl-
The Lodge at this place was visit
ed on our last meeting night by
twenty members from the Bluffton
Lodge, twelve from Rawson, and q
representation from Cannonsburg and
other Lodges. They met at this
place to make arrangements for a
grand celebration and Pic-Nic to be
held at the Camp ground near this
place on the Goth of September.
Messrs S. ID. Shaffer and Robert
Murray were appointed a committee
to procure speakers for the occasion,
and understand that Mr.. Collins
from Cleveland, and .he Buckeye
Broad-ax will be present. A good
time awaits them.
CAMP MEETING.
Camp meeting commenced at this
place on Wednesday, and will con-
tinue over Sabbath. The ground
was put in readiness and is in a
splendid condition. The location is
4 beautiful one, and there is plenty
of water and shade.
DEMOCRATIC ECONOMY.
The Commissioners of this county
had bridge built across Tawa creek
near Mr.. Foglesong's, that had to be
braced up before it was ever used, to
prevent it from falling over; but the
Commissioners accepted the job. All
right, the taxpayers of the county
can pay it. If any tax payer of the
county can view the bridge and
then vote for a Democratic Com
missioner with clear conscience he
can do more then | can.
ACCIDENT.
Mr.. Levi Cramer while helping tol
repair the new Democratic bridge,
had his hand smashed by the falling
of timber upon it.
EAiIGRANTS.
Messrs. Jacob Long, Tobias Ware,
Chas. Edwards and others, started
last week to make their homes in
Missouri.
OBSERVER.
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STRAYED OR STOLEN

From a hitching post in Carey. o.. on the
night OF tie 2lst inst, a dark brown mare,
8 or years old, Is hands high, saddle aud
harness marks on the back. Any person
giving information as to where she may lie
found, will be literally rewarded.
JESSE EWING.
nOl5g3s
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FROM NEW STARK

FROM NEW STARK.
] do.not write because anything o
importance has transpired but l no
tice that your correspondents arr
tagging in their zeal, and fancied tina
it would not be a bad idea to let tn,
world know who and what we are
down here. ..
To reach New Stark from Findlay
you are Obliged to pass through 6
morally and politically dark part Of
the county - equally as dark as
old Egypt or Southern Illinois, Blu,
when you find US you will have to
look long to find more pleasant and
fertile land. I -ulmI.4 .9l
A great portion of our community
are German Baptists, or "Dunkards''
"a thriving, energetic people, who
take great pride IN fine farms, clean
stock, &c. There have been built
here this Summer, three bank barns
as you seldom see in this
country. We now rank the county
on first class barns, and are not far
behind in other respects. For in
stance, we have but four Copperheads
in this school district. So you see
the peace party--Or rather since
Blair's letter to Brodhead, the War
party is not very fully represented.
A report is abroad that III. H. Phil
lips horse is stolen, but it does not
obtain general belief. If such is the
case, another rebel has it, so it is not
entirely out of the family.
Aswe are quiet people down here,
we seldom have much worthy of note,
but are always anxious to hear from
your correspondents in the more
lively portions Of the county.
Yours for Grant and
FREEDOM.
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A large majority of the Democratic

a large majority OF the DemOcratll
papers are publishing the following:
"The New York Day Book ex.
presses our views precisely when il
SAYS: The platform laid down by
the Convention means nothing, is
nothing, can be nothing beyond oil
beside the Blair letter, for that letter
covers the whole ground In this
Presidential election"
Will the Courier be kind enough to
publish that letter in its next issue,
that its readers may become fully
posted IS to the main issue in this
contest?
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Hfu AoOsrtistulnts.
An ordinmce to amend the first sec
ton OF at Ordinance passed May
II, A. ID 1860, entitled "An Or
dinance b provide for the better
Observane Of the Sabbath 2avo

Observance of the Sabbath day"
Be it ordaipd by the Council of tho Incor.
porated Village OF F1ndlay; that the nrst sec.
ton of an ordnance passed May ~, ls6S, en-.
utled"An ordnance to provide for the bet
ter bbservanc, Of the Sabbath dsy." be 40
amended as read an follows, viz: Be il
ordained by lie Council Of the Incorporated d
village OF Findav; that IL shall be unlaw fu
for the proprietor ar keeper of anv grocery
lrestaurant, s1o"n, bArropm, CONFECTIONERY
h0!ei, ttveru or any other establishment
| whatever, within the corporate limits of
said Village. Il keep the same open on the
nrst day OF the week, commonly called Sun
day Tor The pupose of selling, bartering, or
In any manner dispOsing of either by retail
or Wholesale, vine, cider, ale, beer, porter
or any spiritious or malt, or intoxicating
liquors OF any kind whatsoever, soda W alter
lemonade, confectionery or pastry of any
kind whafsOeer and il shall be unlaw ful for
any such perS,n or persons, or any other
person whoms'eyer to sell, barter or In any
way dispose DIOR cause to be sold, bartered
or In any way disposed of on said day any
wine, cider. ah beer, porter or any spiritu.
Gus, malt, or intoxicating liquors of any kind
whatsoever, or sOda-water or lemonade.
within the Corporate limits of said Village of
findlay; provided, that nothing herein CON
tained shall prevent those regularly engaged
IN the business Of Druggists from selling ON
said day, WlEs or spirituous liquors 10 Phys
icianS or to others upon certificate OF "A
Physician for medicinal purposes only.
That said first section so as aforesaid
amended is hersby repealed.
Passed August 18th. 1865
JAS. A. BOPE, Mayor.
JoHS C. MARTIN, Recorder.
nOl5w4. -
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UNPRINCIPI.ED

Dealers eften recommend other bitters be-
cause they have not RObsck's. We desire
to caution the afflicted against purchasing
any of them; buy ROback's Stomach Bitters
and none other. if you would combat disease
successfully.
Sold by Frey l. Ettinger, Findlay. o.
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THE DEMOCRATIC Plato

THE DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
Why does not the Courier publish
the Democratic platform, or in other
words Blair's letter to Brodhead 7
We cannot see why the seven OF
eight hundred readers of that paper
should be kept in the dark as to the
declaration of principles adopted by
the party. Do not longer delay but
follow the example of your more
honest contemporaries and publish il
in full. Then give US, in as few words
rs possible, your opinion of its mel-
its.
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LIVER COMPLAINTS.

Jaundice e and all affections of the Liver are
soon re moved by the use of Roback's Stom,
ach Bitters and Blood Pills, they are com.
posed OF vegetable medicinal extracts with
especial reference to their direct action on
the liver and digestive apparatus.
Sold by Frey , Estingsr, Findisy, o.
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~ To pleasure travellers the lire of the
Erie Hallway presents many objects of inter
est, passing through the beautiful valleys Of
the Chemung. Susqnehanns, Delaware and
Ramapo rivers, an ever changing panorama
Of natures beauties command attention.
~~~~~S~sN~~~s~S~SN
The best Ventilated and Most Luxurious
Sleeping Coaches ~ IN THE WORLD
accompany all night trains on this railway.
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TILE
LEWIS & BRADNER,
E0STORTA OHIO

Are now manufacturing DRAIN TILE of the
best quality and OF a shape whereby a per
feet joint may be secured. Orders solicited
and promptly allied. Address
LEWIS + BRADSER, Fostoria, o.
Orders may be left at RUrARAprF
q CoRr's, where samples may be
seen. ,
iull7nos-ly.
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WANTED

All persons troub led with COstiveness or
Constipation of the Bowels to buy Rob bsck's
Blood Pills; they contain no mercury, are
purely vegetable and work like charm; can
be taken with safety by persons of all az es,
and in all conditions Of life.
Sold by Frey q Etlinger, Findlay. o.
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TlHE undersigned has been duly appointed
Il Administrator of the estate of John II
Woods. late of Hancock county. Ohio, de
ceased. HORACE Z. WOODS.
wRIrKLEY BLAckPOsD HARSH, Att'ys.
Aug. 20, lses. 'alswS.
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" @ M n q W. FOSS SSSW
LOWELL. MSS, q. q. a.

8. ID. Frey d Co., 8. q j. u. Huber D Co.,
Findlsy: II. Greer i Son, NJ blanchard,
d. Gilbert, Vaniue spariing 4 Turner, No
Comb. and by all dealers. sept6 iy e.
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FOR SALE.
A Snug Home at a Bargain

T OFFER for sale IA farm of AZ acres with
/ house and out building, situated in Aman-
ua township, under high state OF cultiva-
tion, well fenced, well watsrsd and has one
of tho best orchards In the township. Call
soon and secure great bargsin, as l Am
bound to sell.
nol5ws. B. B. BARNEY.
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FOR CONGRESS 5th DISTRICT.
T. E. GRISELL, of Wyandot.
County Ticket.

County Ticket.
FOR SHERIFF,
c. M. BUSH.
I. FOR AUDITOR,
- NER1 EBERSOLE.
FOR TREASURER,
80. ENOCH ROSS.
81 @ti1 : -
FOR RECORDER,
C. VAN EMAN.
FOR COMMISSIONER,
WILLIAM KLAMROTH.
FOR INFIRMARY DIRECTOR,
II. M. MOSIER.
FOR CORONER,
PERRY ENGLE.
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IMPORTANT DECISION.

The Cincinnati Gazette says: Chief
Justice Chase took occasion, in his
charge to the Grand Jury at Parkers-
burg, Va, to recognize. the Four
teenth Amendment as legally adopt
ed, and as now o part of the Consti-
tuition. The particular subject which
he made the occasion Of this, was
that of the Revenue laws, in their re-
lation to the cause oft Amendment
which declares that the validity of the
National debt shall not be questioned
He showed that the honest collec
ftion of the revenue is a duty enjoin
ed by this constitutional provision
SO that the Government should be
provided with means to sustain the
public faith.
This amendment has now been rec
ognized by the three branches of the
Government, the Legislative, EXecu
tive and Judicial, as part of the
Constitution. And thus all Depart
mems of the Government are united
against the war declaration of the
Democratic platform, which pro-
nOunces the reconstructed State
Governments usurpations, null and
void. All branches have recognized
the action of these States as valid in
legislating upon the fundamental
law. The Democratic platform is
therefore declaration ofwar against
every branch ofthe National Govern
ment, as well as against these State
Governments.
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Boston and New England Passengers. with
thsir Baggage, are transferred free of charge
in New York
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LADIES

OF sedentary habits who require a gentle
purgatfve will find RObsck's Blood Pills jus
the medicine they want; they are perfectly
ssfe and can be taken At all times; they con-
tain no mercury or mineral poison, but are
purely vegetable.
Sold by Frey & Ettinger. Findlay, o.
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2.35 Pm. LIGHTNING EYpRRss

(Daily.) stops at HornellsvIile s.IO P. M.
(Suppsr,) and arrives In New York !. 40
A. n, connecting At Jersey City with
Morning Express Rrain of New Jersey
Railroad for Baltimore and Washington.
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7.sOA. II. EXPRESS MAIL, via Avon

and Hornslsville (Sundsys excepted. }
Connects ut Elmirs with Northern Cen
trail Railway for Harrisburg, Philadel-
phia and the South, and arrives in New
York at LAO A. M. 80
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Ayers Oathartic Pills.

For all the purposes Of La..6''
Naaseina-
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8. so P. II. CINCINNATI EXPRFss

from Dunkirk, Sundays excepted.) y
Stops al Salamanca III 55 p. NJ, and con.
meats at Hornellsyille with the ii. 20 p.
N. Prain from Buffalo, arriving in New
YORK 355 PM .r- - y