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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-10
The Leaf

oaThe fbres Of the leaf which spread
oatfomthe base are prolongations of the
vessels Of the wood and beneath these
fbres, and forming the covering of their
under surface, are similar prolongations
of the inner bark.--The green exterior
portion of the leaf is a continuation of the
outer tissue of the bark in; thin perous
forri The pores or mouths in the green
portions. are an essential part of the struc-
ture. The leafof the common lilac is said
to contain not less than 10000 pores to
the square inch They are most nu!'
merous on the under surface. The
leaves spread. out their broad surfaces to,
imbibe gaseous food efrom the Jatmos-,
phefe.! Under the stimulus of light
they continually absorb carbonic acid,
from the atmosphere. In the vessels of
the leaves this is ldecomposed into car,
Bon and oxygen. The carbon is re-,
tanned and the oxygen thrown of; =
During the darkness, oxygen q is alb.
serbed, and combining 5ol with the
carbon in the vessels, is thrown off
in the for" of canrbonniic,, mic, acid, but
much less ldis thrown off in the
night thanoih the day. Heaoe in the
Arctic. regions, where the. sunlight is
meyer absent during the summer, and
there is no darkness to, interrupt the,
absorption of carbon, we can understand
how vegetation pushes upward with al
most miraculous rapidity; and in regions
where the days are very long and the,
nights comparatively short, we see why
the wheat and corn spring up and reach
maturityin q few weeks, a5a IN
Twenty-Five hundred gallons of air
contain about one gallon of earbonicacid
gas. To find and absorb this small
quantity Of gas, the tree spreads out its
thousands of feet of leaves, which are
constantly in motion in the ever moving
air, and thus the ponderous trunks of the
forest are built up, atom by atom, from
the atmosphere. ss5 sgatjssds Yg4siI
On a single oak seven millions of
leaves have been counted. Now if each
square inch contains 10000 pores, and
each leaf four square inches of surface,
it may not be difficult to show in figures
the. number of pores on the leaves of
the oak, bnt who can grasp the idea,
or form in his. mind any adequate
conception Of such number : But
this is but one Of, the trees in the
forest that spread over the surface of
the earth at this moment, and which
have sprung from it since the creation.
And every blade of grass and every
grain and every shrub and weed is
equally busy during it's growing season,
IN drawing its substances from the fleet
ing windTNsao England Farmer.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-10
THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.

EVEKY MAN HIS OWN r1 4 SICIaN.l
u Holloway's Pills and.-Holloway's Ointment.
Stomach is the great center which influences the
health disease of the system-ahused or debili,,
tated by eXcess-indigestion. offensive breith and
physical prostration are the natural consequences.
Allied to the brain, it is the source of headaches,
ipesb;ng ssen Tbs Ses beeames affected and
generates bilious disorders, pains in the side &c
bowels symPSthise by 09stEeness S bs p,ssT5ss Ps
is on the stomach and tn liver, lungs bowels and
kidne9 participate in their recupeIat%ivs i've Snd re-
are two of the most common and viruent disorders
prevalent on tbs continent; 1G IT. these the Oint'
andi" is first to eradicate the venom and then com-
plete the cure. Bad Legs. Old Sores and Ulcers.
cases of many years. standing that have pertina
ciously refused to yield to any other remedy or
treatment have invariably succumbed to few ap-
plications of this powerful unguent Eruptions on
the Skin. arising from bad state of the blood or
chronic diseases. are eradcated, and clear and
transparent surface reganed by the restorative ao
tion of this Ointment. 1t surpasses many of the
cosmetics and other toilet apr hances in q power
to disPs Tsshss M anG seE T men q the
old, married o. single. at the dawn of womanbood
or the turn of ife these tonic medicines displays
decided an influence that a marked improvementis
soon perceptbe in the health of the patient, yrl
ing purely vegetable prepar alton, they safe
every condition of health and station OF life Piles
and Fistula-Eyery form and feature OF these prev
and entirely by the use of this emolient; warm fo
mentations should precede its application. Its
healing qualities viii be found to be thorough and
Both the Ointment and Pills should be used
the following cases: l.r So ~ sIlry. ..H- !. Il
Bunions. Burns, Chapped hands, Chiblains, Fis-
tnla. Gout, Lumbago. Mercurisl Ernptions. Files.
Rheumatism, Ri, gworm. Salt Rheum, Scalds, |
Skin Diseases. Swelled Glands. Sore Legs. Sore
Breasts, Sore Heads. Sore Throats,i Sores of all
kinds, Sprains, Stiff Joints. letter. Ulcers, Ve-
neres1 Sores. Wounds of all kinds. ~ 'f- 'i!1
..GAUTlONl-.None are genuine unless the words |
HOLLOW AY New YORK AND LONDON " are dis |
cernable Water-andr5 in every Leaf of the book
of directions around each pot box; the same may
be plainly seen by holding the lear TO Tie Eioht. *
handsome reward will be gwen to any one render
ing such Information as may lead TO the detection
of any party or parties counter feitins the med-
cnes or vending the same. knowing them to be spu-
rious.
loway. 80 N alden Lane. New York, and by all re-
spectacle Drueeists and Dealers in Medicine
threuehout t, Q civilized world. 'aJTIo
IS There is considerable saving by taking the
iaisel Sizes. ID 1lF .. .fr nI --z-oi = GOG
N. B.-Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each pot and box. W
]yl5-wly r -ihl i-.lI3o u ,is5Ijs bI.UHl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-10

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 snd Old Age; Manhood general y review
ed: The cause of indigestion, fatulepce and Ner-
vous diseases accounted for; Marriage p- ilosoph-
icay considered, &C. ]d OH .la5oH TAWL1J7s
Pocket volumes containing these lectures will be
four stamps by addressing SECRETARY. NEw
YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY AND SCIENCE. Gig
BROADWAY NFwYoR VHY-feb2S-dIy
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e TRANSFORMATION
COLUMBUS, CHICAGO
t'i1"7S ''+-sA- AND 4a bssf7sia
INDIANA CENTRAL RAILWAY
The Shortest Route west-No Change of Cars to
Chicago. Keokuk AMI Indianapolis.
FOUR TRAVIS DAILY leave Union Depot. Co.
lumbus. on and after Nov.a2. 1853 as 81,

folIovs. s@S h--tf-%
lS.0O A. M TOLEDO AND DETROIT, EX-
at Milford s:l7 m. Urhana ioi0 a N. Besfontaine
i:S icI N, Sand1sky 500 nj. Piqua 11:l5 m, To
ri, tain run ezpressly press Fl for Toledo and
trnit siness, arriving at 10th places honr
1sIO (Snndsys excepted. Affiysa at Brsd1ord
Junction 4:4q m. Richmond Sos p m. India Hapo-
Psefs sas e 1se BSo oae' % 500
Iowa. l1:O5 M keokuk Ta:3o m. Quincy rs m
as MI Pshs ~ Al ssSSa
m. st Louis s:l5 m, Lafayette 1890 mid, Spring
Passengers by this train reach st Louis the next
morning hours ahead and for points west
Of st, Louis and Keokuk one train in advance of
5.RO sM, ,SHICAGo AND ST. LOUIS Ex-
BsSs BsSogs P1eiia9 go go s9
Chicago $40 IN. Indianapolis 2:35 m, Terrefia
$50 may attoon 9:5 a-m.-P -Papa Hoo N. Alton
500 D. M, St. Louis 400 m. Ltfayette 7.45 a M
Sprinefeld. Ills, 4:25 m. Quincy u 90 m. Keo-
kuk Loo m. louisville 500 a IN. Nashville s9op
RS Sleeping cars run in this train from Colural-
bus to Chicago and st. louis without change. This
is deeidedly the best train from Colr mbus to Chi
| time and arrives at St. Louis and Louisville
hours ahead and makes direct connections for
any other route. & -sco1l - f.ssd ye,-i-..,7lf
f0.4O 4. n. NIGHT, EXPRESS. Dsily via
iE.tO lndianapolis Mondays exceoted). via
LoGansport.. Arrives at Bradford Junction AIS
m Logansport $40 m. Chicago 2:s5 m. Peoria
| 5:35 m, keokuk lG45 p m, Indianapolis S.5e m
Terre Haute l2:l5 p m, Evansville 73o m, Mattoon
3;lS pm. Cairo4:l5a m. PaRa 500 m. Alton 300 o
m. st. Louis 1o:I5 p m. Lafayette $40 D m. Louis
VI le 500 M Nashville 500 m. Memphis 4l5p N.
| Passengers by this train arrive the same day at
st. Louis 81 hours and Chicago hours ahead Of
any other route. 4 -..,s ir,,s- IN -
STATE ROOM SLEEPING CARS
Run in this train from Pittsburgh to Indianapolis
l1s ~ Call for Tickets via Logansport or Indian
| apois, - I''E 7i0t -
es- Tickets for sale at: Union andPiqus Depots,
Columbus. and at all principal Railroad Ticket
Offices. .S'IslG7f
F. CHAMBER -Genl Ticket Agent
| 20 -c.- j. M.-LUNT. General Superintendent.
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DIR. H. G. HELMICK

GIVES SPECIAL ATTENTION TO
" the treatment of diseases of Females. There
are many ladies in every community who are af1ct-
ed with what is tern. ed female weakness. DR..
Hemiek has discovered a remedy that is warrant
ed to cure the most severe cases; no matter how
his ofce or by mail. all diseases peculiar THEN
The sttictest pri, acy observed in all cases
Office No. 155 North High street. Columbus. Ohio
aiu2-w1y .. -r,
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Sherih's Sale.

,,sg-5g : Sheriff's Sale. s.
John 2. Trabue ct al..) Court of Common Pleas of
Alex NJ. Trabue ct ais As In Partition. tHia.' "
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Il sale in the above stated case from said court
to me directed will offer for sale at the door of
the court house, in the city of Colpmbus. Ohio.
Saturday, the 26Gh dav of December, A.
.710Qrn= ~ d. 1868, .i = t .7f
at O'Clock P. NJ, the following described real es-
tate to-wit: the same being situate in franklin
township. county of Franklin and State of Ohio,
and bounded and described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at stake on the margin of the Scioto
river. being the southeast corner of the Frabue
survey No. $50; running thence the south line
of said survey south 81 degrees 80 minutes: west
27 60l0O poles to a stake thence north 40 degrees
IS minutes; west 1G4 S0l00 poles to stake thence
north GA degrees, 30 minutes east40 4l00 poles to
asake in the margin of the river; thence down
the river with the mearders thereof south IS de-
Rrees.. east IL poles and 60-100 south SO degrees
Is minutes. east 80 6f-l00 poles to the beginning
containing 20 acres, rood and Sc poles. n
Terms7One-t third cash in hand on day of SALE
one-third in one year and one-third in two years
from day of sale, back payments secured by mort
ggge on the premises solo. lt-.- ...'-- 4-f : Trm
-Apprais ed at SIS. 600. r.,-.-- -t -Ff1Es.. ..-FF
Printers fees Sl3. rs
t0Ti TTI1 GEORGE H. EARHART, Sheriff.
G By J. 8. BULL, Deputy. s -s '-ts-I 100
DREsEL& d MAYO. Att'ys. nov25-dltwtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-10

FOR The aOLIpAYs.-How. to invest a
u Dollar proftably, Send a5 cents fors certif-
tion. consisting of Pianos. Melo5ens, Goll and Si
yer " atches. Jewelry. dc, valued at $3.50. 600 =
Every article to be disposed of on the popular One
Dollar plan. snd not to be paid for until You know
what You are to receive Certificates and circulars
PACKARD & CO., IS West Fourth street.
cc-noy25-E4W .s Cincinnati. o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-10

DASSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT
{ Britain and Ireland, by Steamship ana Sal
ing Packet by weekly3ines. at red uced rates. TAP
sTk. continue TO issue Passage Tcket sys;isSIs. ;isSs
for lively months, from london, Liverpool. or
Queenstown, and Drafts, raSs tle on demsnd, for
BAILEY 1HoMP' a1oIotcrO Agents, No.,
Aekii-"iy-Hhr DapF s= olumbus
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STATE ROOM ,sLEEPING CARS
Great Northern and Eastern Route.
= CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS
~ i'-'t1 ''i" Ais--AND- ."oseoad yuTA
Cinrlc..iiinlrlnr,a Gin :. iilrlr, att Railroad.
:, Five Trains Da11y,ia
y, -,,.,.>f-. EXCEPT SUNDAY.
From Columbus. in connection with Trains on the
Little Miami & Columbus & Xenia
Railroads. Sulta 20 HEt1


NIGHT EXPRESS-LeaHss Columbus at lilo
Gallon 1g
land aisS5 n. New York 100 4. II. This strain train
SMoIsy couusu,
at 500 A. NJ: Will stop at all way, stations. This
siR SR sa5s FdRS fRS@ ths Essht Yard
ton Gasn eresiinpe sReSs Nv Godon %s
NAIL AN FiEs ssfs Leaves sss &
% s a65s IL sHebs 1's .Si ss
New y LcndoI: Msiingsop' SrafSoh a3d BeTes AFo
% .Ss ndT S
$50 go NJ. arrive il Fort ayne at iiso r NJ.
er routss, have ample time for breakfast, and take
tse fsrless fEaiP fGf shs Wsst
AWAREs-;Leayes, Columbus st ;2:so r.. n. Will
stop at all stations between Columbus and Spring
ESQ P, NJ This train leaves Springfield at 100 4.
arrives at Delaware at s:25 A. NJ; Columbus
lo:4o A! Nj. II .s17 ,a4s ..g1s .Gbus1ofnsaI
Patent tSIeepfng Cars are run ON ali
Night Trains 10 Chicago, nn9
-45s IiH New York and 4hrfj ii sysll
.4ii1rss adla b Boston, t7uaa,s ysg ~,
sdss5n Bssssss checked through ts NsE York and
New York. via Crestline. - l--7.-'7IIE , -
- RETURNING:
Nisht Express arrives at Columbus at l:4sA. NJ
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus all:
Mail Train arrives at Columbus at tsa5 P. NJ.
SPringheld Accommodation arrives at Columbus
Fare as Low as by any other Routes
Ask for Tickets via Crestline OF Cleveland. 1i
s-....,, ~, -, r, E. s. FLINT, .,.-,-,
Superintendent, Cleveland, Ohio.
r-Ia fl rTg Isgia JAMES PATTERSON, iIli9
Columbus. Nov Is. 1858 - --7s7 7Y'SF-1a''io
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

T WILL SELLOR EXCHANGE FOR PROP
i ERT Y in the city of Columbus, farm of leo
nam county, Ohio, and will pay the difference, If
any in cash. Toe land is situate at the corner of
cross roads. has house on il and twenty or thirty
acres cleared. 1t svery rich land, and well tim,
bered with walnut. ash, sugar tree and spice busch
good bargain will be given. tu- +"
1'til1.'I IT et'lT- S.yW. ANDREWS
Office. corner of High and Broad streets.
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NEW MAN

Through the fundamentally of the most powerful
and popular Of all vegetable invigorants and cor
rectiyesI
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BELCHIEE, JAMES s. CO.'S
Great One Dollar Sale.

~
KIND N THE COUNTRY. =
THE SMALLEST ARTICLE ON OUR
i checks can be exchanged at any time for
splendid large Concertina. iye-bottie revolving
ICoI oasSf Sts Or sPsh
lion collars worth of oods:-The largest and most
valuable stock of Linens, Woolens. lotions, Elan
LAR SALE House in America. we Import our
al importers prices This never has been done be-
fore, and is causing complets panic among whole
sslers and 5etalers wherever our goods are E sent
form as rate Of one p6LGHR EAGH ose ge get
where they IRE. and send for our Circular. Our in
ducements are double those of any other concern
Agents, Look Here!
sF For club of Thirty and 50. we send one of the
of heavy brown or bleached yard wide Sheeting; l
Don lie Lens French Stereoscope. with a4rch for.
20 pairs Ladies' fine MerinO Stockings; genuine
Meerschaum fipe, amber mouthpiece. in splendid
" ool Cashmere. for pants; pair Ladies', extra
quality Cloth Boots; dozen fine Linen Towels;
Steel Carving nife and Fork with ivory balan ced
handle, very best quality; Gents heavy chased
solid Gold Ring; elegant Delaine Dress Pattern; 1
dozen Rogers Bros best GesvV plated White met. .
al Tea Spoons; Enor-ved S. p. Napkin Rings;
rich 90 keyed metal bound Concertina, retails for
SO. VOC 80 . yl'af.TJ ~ --sHa -
For club of Fifty and SIS, one Of the following
articles: One web of heavy brown or bleached
yard wide Sheeting; l aok OF c0Ored "A pdcca
Dress Pattern; pair All-W 90 Blankets. Engraved
silver plated bottle Revolving Castor; set ivory
ha anced Knives, with silver plated white metal
Forks; pair Cents Calf Boots; 50 yaris good
Print; yards double width Mater Prooi, for
Cloaking; l Square Wool Shawl thres and hal.
yards very fine Cashmere. for pants and vest au.
tiful Popin Dress Pattern; I0O-Plcture Turkey
Morocco Photograph Album.
I For club OF One Hund red and $40. presents va
rying in value from Sl3 TO $25.
For club of Five Hundred and $50, presents
from $50 to 800 Larger clubs increased in the
same ratio. Premiums sent With goods. Y.
CIrcu ars free TO any address. Send all money
by regi- tered letter or mr. ney order. Address ..
---- BELCHER. JAMES & CO.
Successors to A. ). Hardy Il Co.,
,r-1h.rrs 7&9 Bromfeld ST., Boston. Mass.
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MONEY SAVED,

We are constantly pure asiug for cash in the New
York and Boston Markets, all kinds of
DRY ANDFANCY GOODS. SILKS, COTTON
BOOTS AND SHOES. WATCHES. SEW
ING MACHINES. Guile DRESS
GOODS, DOMESTIC GOODS,
&C., &C.,
Which we are actually selling at an aver ,ge price
of One Dollar for Each ArticIe. Our
sales being strictly for cash. and our trade much
larger than that of any other similar concern en-
abes us to give better bargains than be obtain
ed of any other house,
TT EIHE LADIES 10
Are especially invited to give us trial. -
SEND FOR A.CIRCULAR AND EXCHANGE LIST
|, Our club system of Sc ling is as follows: For %
send 20 patent pen fountains and checks describing
20 different articles to be seld for dollar each; 40
for "a 60 for s6: 100 for $40. &c Sent by mail
Comnissdons larger than those offered 6y any other
frrn, according TO size OF Grub Single fountain
and check, 10 cents Male and female sgents want
ed. send M one in R egistered Q etters
Send us trial club, and ou will acknowledge
that you cannot afford to buy goods of any other
house thereafter. - 2EyE gia gEBlzrs-a
EASTMAN & KENDALL,
- IS Hano. or street. Boston, Mass.
Noae--"0NA
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To be sold at the average price of sf.OO Each.
Our commissions for clubs exceed those of other
esta bhshmeuts. and goods warranted to give
articles valued at from IS to $780,. New Circu ar
and full partieulars sent free IN. B GLOUD.
W W. an & Co., 40 ffanOVer ST., RostOn,
Mass.L -, l-a.az-r-s- 5noyl3-w3m-PB-r
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HOOFLAND'S
GERMAN TONIC +!
Exchange Pain for Ease

And Weakness for Strength. Get rid of the all
ments wnich interfere with enjoyment; cast gloom
ard dependency to the winds; take stronger hold
of Gfe-and. in short, become
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.o3 Eir.H - 5sel 41T sssa.u ,1ao5 ,a1
Little Miami, Columbus & Xenia
.yEb-oi g..N1n = a55Ig Uiw ,sm.f
DAYTON & WESTERN
~ IS1eE -.t n "a 1asEF IHB 6eGa S71
n R a IhR q a ID - r.i.

$40 zf3aE unu1lsiL -.lg7i iaaG5I 7bo u
On an after MONDAY. Nov. 23d. 1868, LFoUR K
81 TRAINS DAILY will leave Columbus
FOR CINCINNATI, LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, ST.
sai LOUIS, DAYTON, RICHMOND. IN 7ehs
= -r'Z DIANAPoLIs CHICAGO l@so.7
withou change Of cars to DAYTON and RICH
b1ASaPaEfs nSd afPRY .Sd HaaGff cHiaH & SsE IN
Connections are reliable as follows
FIRST TRAIN DAILY ii11 =
Lancaster, Hillsboro and C6licothe; stops at Lon.
don. Xenia, Morrow. and Loveland, arriving a
Cincinnati at 100 g. m.sg s1o < alaot, Z
719ia2HHH{ SECOND TRAIN. ''17' - u
-9t h4i7 (Dsily except Sundays.o = si5-'i
beayes at 500 A. NJ. for, Cinc1nnati, Dayton
Wsst Jeerson, London South CSsrIestoa a 3ms :.
sCedsrville, ,Xenia, Spring VALLEY. Corwin. Morrow
FSns !. onS sn. Ct e.
with the Mail Boats. -
-s!7g oaa THIRD TRAIN. ATl1 sI1Zz'L
v-i.s3-sf Oaily except Sundays, i;za -s3aa
Leaves at I:45 p M, for Gincinnati. Dayton and
Springfield. via Xenia. arriving at Cincinnati a.
$50 p. M.uoIi a1i0 b4a ,Y5HilO5 l7r1I7a
FOURTH TRAIN. .iH.a,
s- .iVl DAILY except SuDdays.,a mo-
Leaves at 6 P Nj for Cincinnati, Dayton and
Springfield via London, stopping at Alton, West
Jefferson, London, South Charleston, Selma.
Cec arville. Xenis. Morrow and Lovelsnd, and ar
riving at Cincinnati at 10:40P. NJ,
.4.1 ru-aHrnI s---T-TL ;a5s9 -1A5J -is
Sleeping Cars, on oil Night Trains
~ 'H9 Do HENRY BROOKS, Ticket Agent.
.FTsg7of w. II. h. SHINN, Agent. 7loi
JOHN .DURAND. ~ ~ luAg .e1s.g -uo7
y, Genl osSypp oSsSgyppssrTi2Ntendent. Cincinnati
GerI Ticket Ag't, --sae -.---..,-
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BIT1ERS.

Biiousness, Indigestion, General Debility, and
all the complaints which proceed from q want of
proper action in the liver, the stomach and the
bowels. are eradicated by a course of this great
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PITTSBURGH, CINCINNATI &
..s' .s' ST. LOUIS RAILWAY ,5... @,ir :;

FAN HANDLE HOUTE.lL LIuSA
%n and after June 2sth, 1859. trains will run a
follows: 3'iH' ..'.Ei'a :.
Columbus. 400 <. II. AIS I'M. ilsS N 4, n.
Newark 40. - s:95A. NJ s:50P Nj 1885 p. 81.
Steuhenyille.. 900 A. Al. $40 p NJ; -5;l5 z. n,
Arrive at ~ A''i' iH "a tS-i-i-' j. t''-' Yil''
Pittsburgh IL 1e,A. NJ. 100 NJ, 81 7:05 P. M.
Harrisburg. $40 T. NJ. 1920 p. N. $500 A. NJ,
Philsdelphia. .SI.25l A. NJ. $50 p. NJ. 9:25 A. Nj
New York;, 500 A. NJ. 6:55 =. n. ll50 A. Al,
baltimore . 6.l5 A. NJ $40 P. NJ. 1880 p. M
Washington. 9a0 A. NJ. 9'bof. M.su. ASS 7. NJ
Boston 500 ?; N; = m. 1900 NJ,
On the Fast Line the celebrated Silver, Palace
day and nieht cars are run through from Columbus
- PssssnssTs b tie ass,s! 2SS A. ~ Sunday train
an advantage never before offered
ryf!si1ag .Geng Ticket Ag't, Steubenyille. b. a
w. CARD. Superintendert. Steubenviile, o,
57l.H.a- - .ass Ticket Agent, Columbus. o. a
JOHN ,. PETERS, Agent, Columbus, o.
june1o- d1y,j ,ju3o S1o-E, q l7TGT ESiNi maUg
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'a'Lts7@9 MEDICAL saL ,siaai -..l
DR. ID N K e N N ES S
....., ,..,.+.rf.,-. CURED WITH ~ -.aii.JT II
Or. J0HNST0R'S. SPECIFIC.

THE ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDY
4 Can be given with or without the knowledge
of the patient. DIR Johnston's Treatise on .Drunk-
enness, its Consequences and Cure" free on ap
plication. Price of Specific per bottle, 81 so, CT
three bottles for s4O0. -,-,r IL
~ Aug. u. schueIler,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer. columbus, o
y 2H,1 SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. a -i'i :
sepl7-dT&s&wly q t-,s.r.. -..., 900. a. q IL
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MISCELLANEOUS n

- PIPE. AND FITTINGS.
Wrought-iron Pipe (Plain or Galvanizsd),
f.. ~ Cast-irOu Soil Pipe. r,-, f. .H
Stone and Cement Drain Pipe,
"..i nc N Maleable and CAST iron Fittings,
--.,s. O. 20 ,fa. o. Steam Valves, Stop Cocks,
Gas. Service, and
i..g1 Meter G cks, &c.. &c.,
Or anything in the Pipe or Fitting line. is at
tlE 'eFeL- MCHENRY 4 CO.'S Depot, %
Ia- 20 Nos. East Fourth and 1872 Main street..
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Gas & Steam Fitters'TooIs.
Screwrcutting Machines, Stocks and Dies. Irills
Reamers and Taps. Patent Pipe Cutters Pat
-snt and ,orainsryi Pipe T9ngs. Pipe ,vises,
gers. Chisels. &c.,h &c. Everything in the above
line always on hand aud for sale at the manufactur
er's trade rates. at
NIGH ENRY 81 CO.'S,
No. East Fourth & 1ee Main Street
q G CTI-ser r30-w3m BIZ Tf CINCINNATI
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Pumps & Plumbers Goods.
Cistern and Veil Pumps, 70 -''.-.. 81
Lift and Force Pumps, 'l.1 ..-s..r
Beer Pumps. Garden Pumps, &C.,
Bath Tubs, Closets, 90 - f
N ash-stands, Wash Trays, B.
--.7sf Iii 10 Bath Boilers, Sinks,
&C.. &c. Everything in the above line, wholesale
or retail. at Eastern prices, at an ~ h11.r
MCHENRY & CO.'S Depot,
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Ollblllo Statesman,
aRAILl ROAD IgsrE TABLE.

showing the arrival and departure of trains at CO.
:. .umbds,- ohio. On and after Monday, Nov 23i
7 %, trains will run ss follows: 3 Il YfTGlF 7
> Cleveland, Column bins 6 Cin,tf n. n.
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: THREE SONGS.

JULIUS J. WOOD Postmsstet.