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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-09

the county seat. has a population o
about 100. 1t is pleasantly situated
mas two. public schools and severa
church organizations. Town-lots are
kept down to reasonable figures; in
deed any person can obtain a desirable
lot in either Wetmore or Dodd's addi-
tion to Erie by simply obligating him
self to build thereon.
d. T.. Il.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-09

+Business Casla.-t o. .-.r,
Latest style and upon the shortest
notice.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-09
SCHOOLS.

Every school district in the county
has a school house, in which schools
are taught at least three months in the
year. The school system of Kansas
is SIS good as any in the United States,
and the school fund is in a healthy
condition.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-09
Gold watches,

T AIDES and Gent Gold Watches in large
IL variety, at hmmel's
Watch 4 Clock Emporium
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-09

could not well be more encouraging.
The route of the Leavenworth, Law
renee d Galveston railroad passes di
rectly through the centre of the county,
and We have every assurance that it
will cross the Neosho river at Erie =
Erie is also on the route of the Sedalia,
Fort Scott 4 Santa Fe road, which we
have reason to believe will be built.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1869-07-09

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the
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of
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CHANGER made
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10


Brzk Gnss. TfusRSn Andersen ffavaaA IS days sugar
Schr Ida May Drsko Mayague II days sugar ana noe Lev
in I0h. schE DiunteSs for NeWY orb 10 days
Sehr. T. A. Bayis. Bayls. Jacksonslllss, -yheE
Sehr. AbOe, Shaw, Rocklsnd, DAYS lime. n
scnoONERs--RvKR ASp coAsTWlsE
~ 4 iiTef Yifgus, Susan Scranton Virginia
Annie Bake, Great Rgg TIsbor MCloskey EilHhehport
Thomas Moffis E.Tabethport Martha Smith Efyabchpot
M NJ. Brsinard Eizahethport r. Flower BizahethpoH
Jas Brooks ar Eizabethport DR. franklin RIzaebhport
Y N AtWood Ri,sbethport Ann Eliza BiIabeihport
New Globe Rizab.thpoTt Daniel Webster, Rizabethport
Hester Rllibethport, Belle seaman nh1aoenPO''
iousa w. Birlsan RlifabehpOrt Annie, BllsahehpofI
&. H. Spoford, Blilabeihport r. y Dean, taunton ~
Amelia, GlenWO0d NJ d.
Iady Jare N.IIayeu Free Wind Newport
Jos. w. Brick Stamford. J. CuIun "eu'o'e
SAILED.
Of Liverpool via HaiN hOa
fu Hamburg Charleston for Charleston Virgo iof savannah gu
me for Norfolk Shps-Cy Of NeufoTki for san F4ucs'oi INV
Canada, for Liverpool
DOMESTIC PORTS. ~,
ToRTFFss MOyR0R Va March 9-Pased up, seln OhSts "
IIlt from CITY Point Bamore ~ Brookng from bAa"o'
WILMINGTON n c. March 9-Saled steamship MARY sanaou iO
Ew.York . . -, -, D., No..
EsroN March g-Aryed steamship Champion, from ne"
YTk Sailed steamship James Adger, for heN-lOrk' ~,
AyArNLH March 9-Arrved, steamships Huntsville RON rtN
YCk; Wyoming Philadelphia sehTs Georgia om besst %
DnEo Boston Cleared, steamship Leo New loTk tuts DIV
d NewYork Virginia for Turks Islandi Nevada har'ofu
DISASTERS.
ioSDoS March sI,egenee has been received here ina. We sp
Toni from NeSYok undeTed Oh the coast o s'y
lie saved.
SPOKEN.
ig EaIsrne MstanIas for EswYOk March lat sbz Ion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10
A New Era in Illustrated
Journalism.

FRANK LESLIE's ILLUSTRATED
NEWSPAPER for this week, COM
mencing the Twenty-Eighth Vol
ume, printed entirely in new and
beautiful type and remOdeled in all
its departments, is introduced to
the public as a model of excellence
in Illustrated Journalism. The list
of contributors to its literary col
umns will at once attest the high
tone and standard of merit that it
has assumed. Mr.. Leslie, having
secured the services of the most
popular writer's of fiction in its
purest sphere, and of several cele-
brated authors in the fields Of
Science, Art and Industry, will,
from week to week, develop his plan
of improvement, in the publication
of features so valuable and at
tractive as to command Immediately
the attention of those who desire to
introduce an instructive and en-
tertaining Illustrated Newspaper
into their families.
SUMMARY OF CONTENTS OF FRANK
LEsLm's ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAPER,
for this week (No. 7O3), COM
mencing Volume XXVIlI, under
the new era:
TEXT.-Editorial: Progress Of
Science in America; Cuba, and the
Cuban Question, by Richard b.
Kimball; Tongues from TOmbs, by
the Hon. E. G. Squier; The Theft
of the Opal, by Harriet Prescott
Spofford; Tiger Hunting in Siberia,
by Thomas w. Knox; The PrusSian
Terror Continued, by Alexander
Dumas Aboriginal Sculptors );
POetgy-Earthly, by Richard b.
Kimball; Lost at Sea, by Phoebe
Cary Solitude; Descriptive of En-
cravings, Art Gossip, Theatrical
Miscellaneous.
ENcRAyINGS Portraits The
Hon. James G. Blaine, Speaker OF
the House of Representatives; Inc
Rev. Richard H. Steele, New
Brunswick, N. J.; The Inauguration
Ball-two engravings; The In
auguration of President Grant; Ad-
ministering the Oath OF once,
double-page engraving; Plctorial
Spirit of the Illustrated European
Press-eight engravings; Inc
Theft of the Opal, illustration Oh
story Tongues from TOmbS-SeVen
engravings; The African Race IN
Congress; The Hon. j. W. MenarG
Addressing the House; Aborlglna+
| Sculptors-two engravings; Frs
Reformed Church, New-Brunswlck'
IN. j.; Smoked at Both Ends
comic
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PASSENGERS ARRLHFn

FROM SAVAHRAH-lB steamship Montgomery March G,o n
IaeiNgI Palhes hsllda1 hfs Brandt Mics LsEdsn Mra
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fnt Johuson and id Rufus b. Longet ohn apaban
OBnen Mrs Jane Edwards
fhOM CHhRLESTON-lu steamship Manhattan March i KIM
= H. Norris Csmpten r. A. Oatrhuder j. Sehsuef C. DisEeo-
sen j. heJ"ard A. BAd Mrs Booth Ysruow Miss Davis
Mss heEtose, yAnet Pa ". Barrett A. Edward, Ms, OEsn
S suIp' sehAhAp W. Cardinal Roney, HugL Banis j.
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nn Beatty Mr. Pntobard, MI TlGek h Moore M, Bodpt
A. Getty, J. OG0rmAA '''' ~ ''"N'
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A CURIOUS LIBEL SUIT.

Maria Moffatt agt. William Cauldwell and
others The Sunday Mercury published rather curious
article on the plaintiff representing herself heress Of
one Of the largest estates in the city but being dis
owned by all her relatives and reduced TO aud al
most beggary. She commenced libel suit account
OF this article and the up yesterday de-
murrer the defendants claiming that the article not
up TO contempt. The plaintiff claims that che has been
injured IN her personal and family relations. The Mayor
argued the for the defendants The Court reserved
lis decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10
ANNOUNCEMENTS !

SOONER OR LATER, neglected Cold will de-
Velop constant Cough shonsn Of Breath, Paug Strength Anl
Wasting fFesh-s ooue o. Consumption
the will produce Bronchitis disease Of the bnehe Of The
wiBdpp, 10 all Affections Of the Pulmonary Organs well 3oH-
hA Complaints JITEEs BIrEoToEIST both palliative
the testimony ofboussBds aud lie world side reputation aes
while IN Coughs and Colds aes speedily and vbea taken according
10 directions promptly them Why not give this
rem sdy immediate tIislf Sold BY AL DuggstG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

The HAT OF THE PERIoD.-KnOx has, a.
promptly usual introduced bis Spring style gsntemes hats
beauty and excellence merit the highest oomnendson We ibni
have aid before bot will repetition when rou
coming bat 90 IT, 22 Broadway B It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

VERMONT SPRING WHARF.-The great rene.
dy for Cancer SeoA Kidney Diseases Dyspepsia Sold by Dag
gtI aud by BAIE Co, No. 47 Bfnome a., New -YotL
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
sttmaLip Sarstogh BAktmsB Richmond uds. And pa.,
sssImahip Carroll Hudglns. Baltimore mdte
sShahp Manhattan Woodruff Charleston tnd,e And rs,.
SS 'SH ~ beh = Terry Beaue Hewbetn n G.. nd.e
nIa ottan Queen HeltsH, Palermo, u dayt. fruit
,sBdJ HseL SLlSE oIdtTG y 80 ~ 'N'N0''o isot
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Patent HARD RUBBER HANDLE TABLE KsEK
u the durable handle dealers
leD N the United States and made exclusively By The
MEHIDEH CUTLERY Co No. IS Bsekman-R N "
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SUHDAT-SCHOoL BoOKs-BRoUGHTON g. Wy
MAJ Ne - Bb House keep the hgsst and snsTtEsiL
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VELOCIPEDE-VELOCI
Al ALLEEs, No. 202 BRoApwAY
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REaARKN-hOrnng-SI nay ~ IL
Il 10 u. ARernoon-Shghy nary b'lne
PAW from H. Northern lights frOm $50 TO s5o a., ~
THE AURoRA-Durng the evening twilight there aRpafeu
angular bright light Ike the dawn 81 day AZ %
denly the emerald and other hight hue OF the aurora '0ut H "
r,sat q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10

A LIFETIME OF CAREFUL ATTENTION to th,
needs Of TIE travelling puhio have universal commentator
ANREoAs HoUsH Boston controlled for nearly g.nsou b. Levi
Rice, etq.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-10
HOME NEWS.
TUR WEATHER.

EEv.ioEE Hour ThtI Bar Wind Hout I I1o az a. Y
Mar 81 no 1923 W 70 100 = y v
y $50 $685. W 30 SS6Sa q z
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T
For sale by all Druggists, Grocers, and Store,
keepers throughout the world.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-09-23

Gin idredlider 8nubmorh - 4us Rarls=
rube, 80. Mug, miro beridtet: 0on aem fleinen
Babe Nntpqait in enem Seitentbale Der Genb. nit)t
melt BON auerbeiligen. Vetsrstbal. Oppenau &C. ses
legen, fommt Die &unoe bon elmer ifanrigen
Shat. am Iesten Samias murhe, I'M gBaloes.
bidtdt beriharrt unb nit Iaub beoedt, Der 2sidnam
oes 6reiburaer Gaufmanns Matbieb, zines jun=
gen bliibeno i66nen. als slidlier Gatte in ben bee
ten Yerbdltniiien lebenoen Wannes, sefunoen. Ser
&6rpsr seigte iieben nit einem breidneioigen Sn=
ftrumente beisebrabte. mebr ober minber t6otlide
unoen. Oie etiefel. Die llbr nit Rette. bic gOr=
ie, Die 8risftai9e &c. feben, 10 oaB nit 9iderbeit
auf enen Gaubmoro seidloiien peroen fann, Der
bier i'm 0unfel beg podpaloes perubt nuroe. 5err
Matbib mar Dor IA Sasen nad Nntosait ,setOmn,en.
bate lid bort einen Sag aufge6alten un6 bann Die
Nbiidt sedubert gum Beiud BON gerpanbten nod
benz naben @ppolosau su eeben 8ono Der 3eit on,
NO er su oieer Sour aufbrad, bot mon i'm lebenb
niat mebr eeieben gs liesen in iener @eseno 3abls
reide Bdoer unb 2nrorte. Sn Die bortse Rursait
un6 Souriitenbep0teruns bat besreftid Der srouii.
ee 8or9ans tiefiten Gdredsn sebradt un6 Wiele
iinb idleunisit abeereft. Won Dem 3bdter bat man
nod feine Spur, bod sibt oas Abbanoenfommen
Der gffecten SOifnuns auf bic gntosduns oes W6r-
oers. "a "'A.fsH 't ''''
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s ol,,,nbus, s., oo,,nerifae, %. septcn,ber s,
ben Grffae6ornen 6es prn. Hdbelbad unb trusen i'm
in bic Wiege, no Der tleine Sternte idon lag Was

ben grifaebornen bes Srn Hdbelba9 unb trusen i6n
IN bic gBiege no oer tleine Sternfe i4on lag Was
9ef6ab nun nadber?" .af .t1 ...t.
.Orasen eie Mid nidbt barnad !" f9rie Jest bic
unsludlid1s Jrau, inoem lie ibre Saiiuna sana unb
gar perloruno in mabrer 0er5meifluns ibre 6dnbe
.Saasnsie fib, weaoou,e! Sd min sbnen aaes
flar madbs1t, b0ren Sic mid nlr on. G5erabe als
Sic R4 nod nit benz stpeien Suneen beihaftisten,
ididte Id Siein oas Stiibben refter Sanb,r um
mir einen @eeenftano su bolen. ben i'd notbuenois
in benz S@lafsimmer Der Jrau &doelbad sebraudte.
SD belt Sic barauf in bemielben cine Weile ailf IT,
berlieB Sie, um mid in bas &immerben Der Stern-
te su beaeben. BON bier aus rief i'd Sbnen jl. mir
einen @saenitano au brnsen, ben i'd in yoem 3im<
ner Infer Sanb peraeiien bate. Seoot bepor sic
bic 4difte oer Saupt. Raiate ourbidritten batten,
nt e a aSs btaSate 5 s9sn gu 9s5fsn nsem oa ~ e
ben Sichnrh 6rau &doelbod alartrirt unb @ie
,iudten mid baber in Sbrer Mneii auf eiene 5ault
auf. SD nnbm sic bel Der panb, fiibrte Sie In
ben abgetbeilten Gaum oes @alootls .unb iaste in
aiemlt4 fharfem Some sn Sbnen: Gran Sdul3,
Sie fanasn an, eanS confus 5u ipefoen, ieben sit
lih gstdlisit nisoer uno in1sn sic Sore finf Sin-
- .itnS i6 fonnte fe bod nidt finoen," tloste Die
aruls Jmu rba5wiidsn. 20 nein Ropf! mein
.a,ssas Is fdien Sbnen sans uum0slid gu fein,~
.fubr Der Doctor fort. voenn als i6 aus benz 3ims
Eel peE luHpeH Srdu lr1t, um mia HQU S1reH Ves
ftnben 5u ertunogen, hatten sic ben alen Rorb auf
ben 9roBen Siib beg Salpons sefellt unb itarrten
bic oarinIieaeHoen Gnaben nit ,ueit ofenem Munbe
an, inbem Sic babel nit Sbren beioen Sodnben In
Sbren paaren mublten. Nadoem i'd sic beftmmt
eefragt bate, ob ben &inoern etpas suaeioBen lei.
fabten Sic mid beim &odfraaen uno fIinerten m il
oieie Worte il, n,en redtes Dbr: @ott itebe uns
bel, Serr Docfor, ib bin gang perlrirrt uno tueB
bic Rnaben gar nidbt mebr pon chamber gu uuter-
i9eiben!" -. -. -iFF, ea e.....s.
vllnb id neiB es iebt nod immer ni6t!" idrie
6rau Sduls, inoenriie beinabe bpterihe &rampf.
anfdIe befanl. 49,. I.t e-..,,. ~. .r.-..
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CLAUDE, i1 tperoe nod pahniinnig" q 10
an .fe1sts5 stgaaT( SGIub fplst.) sH 80 - i
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-09-23
JntereGamte Noti,e,t.

BQDar0 4anlDr, 0er beriihrte Ctfterifduildhe
9eilenbe, tuelder 6umbolot beludbte, idiIoert ben
gmoruf, ben Die Begesnuna auf lin mad3te, ais
einen sroBartiaen. sSein Guse" - fagt Baparo
fetner 8ruft wobnte. Sn biefen Mugen las man bic
5reue ieines eer3ens uno einrtal bineingefdaut,
mubte man Tim pertrauen. Tatboem iA flint U1i.
su Inn binae5osen; i9 ionnte nit ibm ipreden. pe
NH etnem Jrsunoe nlelnes Alters. Selne 4etdts=
al9e, Nale, Wtuno uno Hlnr trugen Den teutDhtben
eearaiier, Del@er eprltd9e glnfait nno @raobett
au m usorudt. 80 Demerfte nent9e 6alfsn IN le1nem
@en9te uno lelne Sant 3ei9te cine Del1bett uno
5etnpelt, nsl@e mon pei alten 9fdnnern nur 1e9r
lelien anfrtHt gr 1pra@ 1e1r l9neu uno nleBeno.
luq1e me nadl etnem Aasorud, Deoer I'M gngltf1en
no@ I'M Oeatl@en nno .lplen tanm gu oemerten, n
psl@er Spra@e er hD nnter1telf. tnoem e Dalreno
t.. ts Hnn W. era I'M UP
..1 o..' sIs' nuo gugsn s'uas 'u.ns ;.as
yssy.m k.r iuaae .l ss & m S'e HaMu Iss!: xss'
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snS 6sas xu's. M. osS s %Dp.uu
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;sns,, oroSa;, m"nnss a., Gurono
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Detroit; 10. September. 9enrp Wil(etts an
2imberss StraBe pur6e in Der lebten Naht BON ei=
nsm @!nbreher IN leinsm gBobnbau1e burd ieas
Meherfti&e get6btet. Ser M6roer enttam burd ei-
men Sprun9 aug Dem 6enifer. Gin Siam muroe
tn 6tr Ndbe periteft gefnoen tueler ben Yor6 etn-
eetano uao in bic Sail getperrt Dnroe. perr Wils
letts bate am borber8e1euoeu Sa8e ieia 2eben far
5000 periid,srt. -, - = = - = .z..
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Sie 9umbolbts sJeier In ben ger. staaten.

uniere We1ielbldtter aus allen &i9tungen finb
nit 8eidreibuusen Der 5umbolbt 5eisr in ibren
reipectipen Stdbten iberIaben Die Seitreben, bic
am Dienitas allein in ben Ser. @taaten sebaIten
uuroen, tuiirben Elm aniebnIides Biderfadb fii0en
gs uuroe mandes id6ne Dort eeipro9en, man.
dem lidtuoaen @eoanfen Musbruf seseben; baB
aud bier uno bort ettpas ,8led" mitunterIief bds
ldbt iid annebmen, ba eben an ten 2iht ohne Sdat.
ten su oenten lit. Sn Cincinnati belt Serr Gmil
Rotbe cine iebr eebieeene &ebe. Sn Stem Dort. ,po
Dr. 2ieber beutid unb 8rofe1ior Doremus engii9
fpra, mar bic s}eier iebr srpbartis unb einbruds=
uoa. SIN Central Barf murbe inter sroben sSeier,
lidteten bic in Berlin eeeoiiene, iehr sslunsene
bron5ene 8iiife entblllt Die auf einem Sodel BON
@ranit poftirt 1T. Wdbreno beg Tadel3uses am
4benb brudten roie oeutiden Budoruder Nsiu-
Doris" auf elmer Yreiie, bic auf einem Tsftmassn
pphrt NOR, oas folgenoe, uon glidlaus Weuler fiir
bic @elesenbeit perfabte @ebidt: as283 H faa
ya ''"' 3ur. ..s
$50 nod feline Siege, ,as
gGo fein SUB bintrat,
ueber milo @ebege. ~sFa aEG
3iebet bin Elm Srabt; ..r
lleber GlIb unb 5tdote 7.-
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auf beg Weeres @runb .......,. .
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If. Gin BON Gano gu 2ano. -
Simmer su be3ninsen ..,-....
SIT beg MenIden @eiH, .. 49,.
Ser nit 9libesihmingen
..a lin Die groe freift;
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, Mdb, unb oeB nidt ielten
-.. Seine BeIt persbt
GOnnten mir bereeiien
....-r 6eien, Der i'm N0
Sief' unb S6b' eemeflen.
Conn un0 groenbal
Ser fait Elm Sabrhunbert
unter uns geltrebt
llno, 9eliebt, belpunoert.
.@ 9eute Dor uns Ihpebt:
Ser aus efgeH ganben
Wiilenihaf befreit.
llnb in allen 2anosn
Sempsl br seweibi?
Seuts iei por Nueu
Sein nit Rubm aebabt.
--9 QaBt iein Sob erlho0en
.n Utit oes 2iebes Wfadt.
Wei1ct Inn gerebruna,
DeiIen g8elt5eruf
..f War bic WeIterfldruna,
..-. Ser ben rRosmos" ihuf! '5--
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-09-23

-9ln einem beiben @ommertag trat Der Sdul.
SnIpeftor in Die Oorfihule. gs mar unsem0bnlih
itia barin, oenn Der aIte Sdulmeiter uno Die Sdi=
Ter paren einseidlafen. rgBas mabt Sbr 2" riefo
Snipettor. .gBtr balten Oentibunsen." aniworte=
te aefabt Der alte Shulmeiter. .r3.n.l3. ar#.
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Infer SubertiIch.

g. 3iders &alenoer fir 1870. Bon Germ
g. 3idel, Nro. 10 Sep StraBc, Nem 'yort, Dem
Serausseber oes riibmiidit befaunten vNopenen=
5dab," erbieten iuir bic folsenoen &alenoer fur
1870, Die in ieinem Berlage erlhiensn linb:
3idsps S0uitrirter s amilien &alenoer nit
farbieeu Sielfupfer, belen Sauiirationen, Gr5dbl=
uneen, in bibiher Nusitattung, bios 30 Gents.
3ideps S0uitr. Sdihsu 8alenoer nit II
brillanten Stabliden uno eleganter ansitattunS.
bios % Gents. ava.
3ideps Suuitrirter 9 olfsbote, Bios 10 Gents
@leoerperfdufer peroen mobl thun. ibre geltelun'
gen bel Srn. 3idel. ylro. 10, Sen StraBe, Seem
Horf. balo au MAIDEN.
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Mmerifanilbe Suits. Cine bonn 49, ba.
tirte Spe5ialoepeibe aus Gen Yorf me!oet: War-
saret Gardner maro oieien Morsen BON orei Dit.
Slebern Der Banoe &ebops oes 8roblamiebs nie=
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Mloermann Moore in oen Soombs sebradt unb io-
fort sesen Birsidaft freig elaiien, Die arnle
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Rev. W. Ii. Milburn. the ''bind preach.
er, has been once successfully operated up.
on for the restoration of his eys sight, in
Germany. but the Inflammation that follow-
ed. made it necessary TO postpone for some
months the final operation, which will give
him sight. Meanwhile he has returned
from Berlin to Paris, and Is to preach and
lecture before the Americans who are there
congregated.
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RAILROADS.
Erie and pittsburgh IL. R.


I'm AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOV. 23d, lses,
~ trains will run on this road as follows:
LEAVE ERE-soUTuwARD. u
1925 a. m, Pittsburgh Express stops at all sta
tions, and arrives al A. 4 q. W. X. X. Trans
fer at / .55 M, at New Castle at lis p m.
and at Pittsburgh at 90 p. m.
4.SO -. m, Accommod odation from jamestown. Ar
rives at A. Il G. w. r. X. Transfer at 5, ,c8 a
m, at New Castle ut ZOO II m, aud at
Pittsburgh at 1000 a. m.
$40 p. M, Mixed Train leaves Erie for Sharon
stopping at all intermediate stations and ~.
irving at 1.0ia. nj
NoRrHwARD.
7.l5 Erie Express lea. es New Castle at e,45 . NJ.
A. IL G w. Il. <. Transfer at II, 10 o. M
and arrives at Erie at 2,30 p. m, making
close connection for Buf, and Mag. Falls
i.3S D. III. Erie Accommodation leaves N Castle At
7,25pm., A &c. W. r. X. Transfer at s,W
y M, jamestown at 940 p. M
$50 p. III. Mixed Train leaves Sharon for Erie, a.
irving nt 1850 pm.
Pittsburgh Express south connects at Jamestown
at 1850 p IN. with j. & +. Express, for Frank
lin and OIL City. Connects at Transfer at IS IN.
with A. & q. W. Accommodation west, for Wac.
ren, Ravenna and Cleveland.
Erie Express north connects at A. b G. W Trans.
er at lilo a M, with Mail east for Meadvia
Franklin, and Oil City. and at jamestown with J.
& +. Express for Franklin.
Trains connect at Rochester with trains fr
Wheeling and all points In Vest Virginia, and at
Pittsburgh connections for Philadelphia. Harrs
burg, Baltimore and Washington, via Pennsylvania
Central Railroad
Erie Express North, connects at Girard with
Lake shore trains Westward for Cleveland,
Chicago ana all points in the west; at Erie with
1rvineton, TidiOute, &c, and with Buffalo q Erie
Paroad for Buffalo, Dunkirk, Niagara Falls and
'" I'm. FyNNEY, ...s
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DUFFALO, CORRY q PITTSBUR0
RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
Takes effect Monday, November 23d. 1868.

Takes eject Monday, November 23d, 1868.
NnRTHwARD.
Accommodation leaves Cory 8, P. M; Clym@
4, Panama 4,15: Sherman 1926; Summit soc
P.N.; Mayvillc $50 arriving at Brocton 100 p. m
Express train leaves Cory 9,3o A. N Clymsr 95S
Panama lo,1o Sherman 10S5; summit 10, May.
vile lilo, and arrives at Brocton ~, X.
Mail leaves Cory Is p NJ, stopping at all s1-
tons, arriving at Brocton $50 P. NJ
Mail train leaves Brocton Mt 900 A NJ, stopping ae
all stations. arrives at Cory at j, Is p. y.
Express leaves Brocton at 2,35 P, NJ; Mayvills
3,25 Summit 345; Sherman 400; Panama 1 10;
Cyner 4.3s, and arriving at Cory OF 5,o6 IN:
Accom- modatiOn leaves BrOcton 100 p. ~, May
willie s 10, Summit $40, Sherman s,55 Panama -;
Cymsr 9,i5, arriving ut Cory at lo,lo p. H.
CONNECTIONS
Passengers leave Buffalo on the Toledo Express
or Day Express conf cling at BroctOn with trains
for Mayvlle Sherman, Panama, Cymer and Cory;
connecting Mt Cory with trains on the Oil Creek r.
Il. for 1i'usvi,le. Miller, Pioneer and Pet Centre,
Oil City and Pittsburgh.
Also. connecting at CORY with trains on the Phil
adephia & Erie Road, for Philadelphia anl Harris
wny for Union, Meadville, Greenville, Pa, and
Warren, Ohio, and Jamestown and RaId"lph,N MY.
Trains leaving Oil City at 61b a. m, Cory Gt
9,2o M, connecting at Brocton with train oD t5
i. K r., arriving in Buffalo at 2lo p. IN.
Trains leaving on City at 93s m will counses
with Mail Train leaving Cory at 1.l6 p. M, con.
Meeting with Express East or B. IL Il X r., arriv-
ing in Euffalo at G.50 p M Lowing Buffalo ut hoo
p. IN arriving at Cory at 1o,I0 p. m
Also, ccnnect at mayyille with Steamboats, on
Chsuia auqua Lake during season OF nasigatonl Tor
jamestown and Randolph.
A. II. TREW, supt,
JanI. Msyvil'e, n. Y.