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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-09

- Inter Der beuti9en rabifalen Nobleiie i6eint
cine b6ie Seude aussebroden Su iein, bic mir in
grmanseluns zines beiieren Namens als bas
g elfieber be3ei6nen m6dten. Sic
&ranfbeit lit stpar niht t6otli6, madt aber einen
idnelIen 2uftmebiel n6tbia unb binterIdbt bann
INNER einen iebr b6ien @eru6. @beriff ST.
i6er bon Chicago, ber bieier Seu6e gum Opfer
fiel iudtiebt in galiforuien feline @eneuns Stabt'
idabmeifer @ufsfp BON ct. 2ouis unb iein gart-
ner Rr6ser miroen mabrideinlid oud cine 2uft'
@erdnberune porsesosen baben, tuenn iie nidbt oa=
RON perbinbert poroen pdren. SEPT leien mir, bas
Gonrab Marrbauien, Serausseber uno &e=
oaeteur oes isbr Iopalen Midisan Sournals in Oes
troit, eteufalls bon ber fataen Seue befallen 1T
unb in CANADA Seiluns iudt. Dieier Wiroise
lon 5alidunsen Bis gum 8etrase bon $4,000 be-
sansen, cine Maiie S9uloen binterlaiien uno iosar
Bau' uno Sparbereine, in benen er als bellies 2iht
sldn5te, IN, bebeutenoe @ummen betrosen baben.
Inter ben @epreaten beinben b feline beiten 6reun.
be. Ion Die Sdminbeleien nit ber sr0Bten 2eidt=
fertisteit besansen baben uno ct pube er Die plat
te, als ibm oas Baier an ben 2rasen eins uno man
i'm wesen Sdliduns su perbaften i'm Besriff mar.
Seine Druderei 1T sef6Ioiien unb bsiineet Fh in
ben SGnben bes Sberiifs.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-09
gsmafratit9e stuatssG ssGgeeutiue, Committee

Sie bon Der bemotatiiden Convention ernannte
Staats. Central COMMITTEE uerlammslte li9 ON
Mittpod Mbenb i'm NeilbauIe uno orsaniiirte iid
ourd Die grnennuns bon 6. q. Mlen bon Sefferion
County als 8orliber un6 $. 6. graa bon &idlano
gountp ols Secretdr. Die folsenben Serren tpur<
ben als MiteleOer Der Staats. Central. COMMITTEE
ernannt: s. 8. Sbompion, Sac. 9teinbaro, S. g..
Mc@ufsp. Sr. g. g. Selmid uno 8. g8ilion, Idmmt-
lid BON Columbus. Die ggeeutipe. Committee er=
mdblte 5bompon su ibrem 8orfber, Reinbaro als
Sdobmeilter uno WiGon als Seeretdr.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-09

- Sie Nem Dorfer Staats3eituns bemerft iibe,
Die glatform, bic am Wattwo6 bon ber oemofrati.
iben Staats' Contention ansenommen tpuroe:
ySte ylatform Der 9emofratie bon Obio muB in,
lD9emeinen bic berslide egiliaung alerYerfaiiunsss
Sreunoe finoen. Dtt elmer iolben Ylatform bdtte
BEN Semofraten BON Ohio i'm porisen Sabre Der
Sieg nibt feben fonnen unb nit elmer iohen fann
er ihnen heuer ridt feb!en. Obio 1T uns 10 iiaer
uie ytep BORT"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-09

aud bas nod = Sn Cincinnati bat Die Sssft.
COMMITTEE beidloiien, ben Yrdiiosutsn @rant ipe,
eiea sum bortiaen Sdnserfsit einSulabcn. Nad.
benz Serr @rant ben Sdnaern in Baltimore uno in
YbilaoeIpbia ben 26fieI Dor Die Sbir seporfen bat
ioate es bod enblid oes erauiamen Spiels senue
iein nno man iolte ii nidt tpeiter blamrsn Benn's
elm pieroerennen ooer elm Suntefampf tpdre, ia bann
nobl - aber ein outid rSsdnsber JeIdf" -
get out
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-09

Sier tritt Die 9batiaGe srsu on ben Sag, oab es
ben Monopoliten bes Oitens selunsen lit, Dem gSes
iten einen ibermdbisen Mntbel Der 2aiten auf bic
e9ultern Su werfen. sic senieben bic gortbeile
uno Yripilesien Der Sdub,o0e uno mir bier i'm gBe=
ten beSablen bafir.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-09

Bar Sie Correspondents aus glenelano fommt aus
Der 5eoer zines einIlubrei6en beutiden Birsers.
Ser Brief ,puroe idon Dor Der 3uiammenfunft oer
gonpention seidrieben. Ser 8erfaler fennt Germ
Seislep, ben oemofratiiden Ganoioaten fir
Staasieeretdr, senau uno auf ien lrtbeil oart man
licb perlQlen e.. .. .a.. e.. -.. ... ....
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-09

- Yrdiioert Grant petlidsrt, baB uns Der Nn=
i6luB BON ST. Sominao bios 81, 800, ,OOO in @olo
foiten tpirb uno baB Dies @elb sur 8esabuns Der
Shulben Der SnIel perpanbt tpsroen miroe. gBar's
nibt beisr, menn mir Suerit uniere eieenen S6ulbsn
besablten, ebe mir an Die Silsuns Der S6uloen els
rer banferoiten Neser &epublf benfen? ."f,#
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-09

- Cine Bin, pelds Die Steuern ansebl6 I'M 60
Miaionen ermdbisen ioQ. lit an, Montas i'm Sauis
paliirt meroen; Sdenf bate bic Bill inbe1len nit
elmer ,perbeIlerten" Sarfbia 3uIammen eetoppelt.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-09

Cora &immel, bic 4idbrise Sodter bon Sobn
Smnlel in GreitIine, ipielte am Mittpod nit enem
8inoel 3iinob6l5den, bic ibre &leoer in grano ieb,
ten. Sie &leine trus 10 idmere 8ranowunoen oas
bon, bab lie binnen ie1s Stunben ftarb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-09

- Ser bemofratide &eprdientant Morsan BON
Ohio mics neuli6 aus off5ielen 8eridten i'm Con.
sreB nod, bab Obio einen srOBern 8etras an inne=
rem Steuern be5ablt als Die leds Dantee Staaten
auiammenaenpmmen 6ier lit Die Site: -.--
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-09

- Nad5 Youtwen's Gednuns ion bic 6ffentlide
Stub i'm Monat Mai UNI etpas mebr ais Ia Wil.
lionsn Derminbert tpDrben iein. ..s ''@
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-09

-Sdon iuieoer lit Elm Geaeriunse bon @ub Ga
rona als Gaoett na6 Weiipoint ernannt poroen.
Oas lit nun ihon Der smeite. l1eber Elm Rleines
perben mir 9enus idwar5e Oifijiere in oer armet
/ hnhn
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-09
GDmmitte tuul

Jtdn 0lelen Dorbereltenoen 9e1haften perta8te n1
Die Convention bis Na6mittass nm ll6r.
&abmittass zsitumg.
I'm l1ar trat Die Contention meoer suiamme1.
Die @omite iiber OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beridte=
te, oaB ieoes County oes Staates, bis aaf ems
(SciOtO), in Der Convention psrtreten uno bab
fein SIP betrien tuoroen lei. Scioto mar Bios beB=
balb ndt pertreten, neil bic Delegation bic giien.
balm 0erbinburg berfeblte. Cine teleerapbiidhe
Sepside bon Bortsmoutb autborilirte Col Babsr
BON bier, als ftelpertretenben Seleeaten fir bas
gountp su banbeIn, worauf inbeB Die gonpention
nidbt einsing.
5r. Gorcoran, bon Samilton, beri6tete Die Geeeln
uno Die Namen Der folsenben 9eIesatsn aIs psrmas
nente geamten Der gonpention
SIR 9rdfbent,
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-09

= Sie iosenannte Tunoirunssbiu lieet nun Sem
Sauie oes gonsreiles por. 9ieielbe perfiat bic
Aussabe bon 1000 Mtiaionen in Bombs, Bablbar in
80 Sabren, nit Yrocent 3inien. Sic Yonos iol.
len neuerfrei ien unb 3ur ginI6luns Der 6inf3pan,
,iaer Bombs su Qar peruanbt merOen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-06-09

Ser rabifale glspelanb 5eralo s6t Srn. Seis-
lep, bem bsmOfratiiden @anoioaten fiir 5taatsiez
cretdr, bas fOIsenoe id6ne 3eusnib:
.Srn Seislsp's politiide Nniidten sefa[(en uns
ourGaus nitbt, aber er lit elm Gentleman bon Sa=
lent. Elm enersiider unb perbientermabsn iebr popu=
drer 8lrger, Der einen portrefilifen oemOfratiien
Ganboaten uno, penn erpablt. einen pfl d t 9 E..
|treuen 8eamten ab9eben wiro."
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

Says tue San Joaquin RepuilicGa: ave
insdvertnntly committed an error in stating
that the Boston party yesterday, gave wait
-r at one of our principal hotels a three cea'
nickel We should have said the piece was
silver and of the dissemination kuewn as 6ve
cents. A lady of the party gave waiter a
three cent nickle. The young man has quit
the hotel and invested his money in land
The Bostoniaus were unusually liberal du-
ring their stay. The party consisted OF fifty
persons ah6 they gave the walters eight cents
and spent thirty-ise cents ut the bar.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

a RMINISTRATOR.s SALE OF RE Az.
Estate Notice is hereby given, that In pursuance
Of an order of the Probate Of the County Of Tuoum
ne State California; msde the Th day ofJune $780,
in the matters the Estate OF Alexander Shannon deeeas
ed ,he undersigned Administrator Of said Estate will
Sell at Public Auction TO the highest bidder for Cash, Gold
Coin Of the United State aud subject TO confirmation by
said Probate Court. On saturday, the 9th day Of
Jaly 1870, as y o'clock, a. "a. at the Court
House in the City Sonora all the right title and inter
of Alexander Shannc at the time Of his DEATH In
and 10 all that cersain lot parcel Of land situated
the City OF Sooora and westerly herecm. ard known
.'0ld vrgnias Ranch. containing about Ninety acres
Fer particular description. see Book VOL rage
tos Of claims. Tnolumne County Reccrds
j. 7, FRANKLIN.
Aiminiftratcr,
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

Il -
New York correspondent Of the Chicago Re
publican gives this version of late incident
in New York. The profanity used might
have been omitted and the story lose none Of
its point:
This story is told about town, and though
| do not youch for it, it sounds rs if part Of
Il might bc true. James Fisk. Jr., was ait
Ting in his luxurious private Office at the Opera
House, when nm ill.favored man entered, aud
asked for pass to the West.
"Who are you, and what is your busf
ncss ?n
INV name is McFarlnnd--Dani McFar-
land. am a lawyer by profession. You
have heard OF me, of course. / have q ma
tionsi reputation now"
"Yes, you have. | know you now, and
the whole country knows you, too, as n d--d
.scoun1rel who deserves hanging. A lawyer
hv psofees;ou and murderer by practice
Your .mpudence is boundless. I've heard all
>orts Of pretexts for begging passes; but by
Cd never knew q n,an to ask for a pass be.
fore because he was ID assassin. The
Erie rond may not run Sunday schools, hut
nv Cd il doesn't chalk mems hats because
they murder gentlemen in cold blood.n
At this point Mcfarland moved to the door.
"Stop." added Fisk, "I'll give you a pass
away from New York if you'll agree never tc
come back; we've villains enough here now
without YOU. When build n road to h-ll
come and see me, and you shall have the FIRST
ride" Before the words were out of Fiek's
mouth the murderer had SUNK away.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

Dr. Echelroth has gone to Europe as gen.
.eral aseut Of the San Francisco Immigration
Society. lie will return bringing thousands
Of emigrants. And of these the best shall
,straightway settle in Tuolumne county.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

Senator James II. Lawrence, Editor Free
Press, is officially reported in the Examiner
as about being married. When on earth, he
was respected and beloved by all who didn't
owe him anything.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

There was cheering in Platt's Hall on
'"Decoratioa Day" when Or. Stone mention
ed tie name of Robert E. Lee. There will
IN the future be more cheering for this gen.
itleman and soldier.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

WisrAR's WILD CaERRv BaLsAN.-This
Balsainic compound has become home
fixture Let all who suffer. and have in vain
attempted TO cure their coughs, colds, bron-
chial or pulmonary complaints, make use OF
this unequaled remedy.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

Dickens in his will declined the honor of a
monument. Well. he might. His memorial
shafts ore numbered by the million built up
in the hesrts of humanity.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

Sacramento turmoiis over her Fourth Of
July celebraticn. Cause Negroes. They
would rule the black man out of the pro-
,oessiou. This black drop causes . vast
,pmopnt,a of eEervesccnce everywhere.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

Lottery vendors from the East are taking
legal advice in this State with the view of
going into the lottery business here extern
srely in case the Mercantile Library enter
prise succeeds without being arrested by the
(NntrfS
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

Cleanliness is next Co Godliness, and free
bsths in New York City decrease the death
rate.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

A two horse wagon loaded with genuine
bears oil from the mountains is reported at
Stockton,
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

DON'T FOLLOW BLIND GUIDES. The
sick never lack advisers. Every friend has
some new remedy to propose. The result is
that the stomach of many an invalid is con-
verted into sort of medicinal cess-pool, in
which powerful drugs are continually seeth-
ing and fermenting. The effect of this ex.
perimental treatment in dyspepsia and bill
Gus complaints is frighttul. The simpler the
medicine the more ready is assimilstes with
the animal fluids, and of all preparations in
use for indigestion and bilinusness, TARRANr's
ErrysvEscENr SELrzER APERiENr, prepared
after Natures formula. and absolutely iden-
tical with the waters of the famous German
Spa, is indisputably the best.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

The San Francisco bntchers protest against
Cazneau's embargo on the professional 4th
of July advertising.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

james w. Coffroth delivers the Fourth Of
July Grafton at Vallejo.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25
The Great Family Medicine Of the Age.
THIRTY YEARS

~!sfEf - TlilhI1 YEARS
Have elapsed since the introduction of the
Pain Killer to the public, and yet at the pres
ent time it il more popular and commands a
larger sale than ever before. It's popularity
is not confined to this country alone ell over
the world its beneficial effects in curing the
''ills that flesh is heir to, are acknowledged
and appreciated, and as PAIN KILLER its
fame is limited to no country, sect nor race.
1t needs only to be known to be priced.
Thirty Years is certainly long enough
time 10 prove the efficacy of any medicine.
and that the pain killer is deserving Of oil its
proprietors claim for it, is amply proved by
the unparalleled popularity it has sttained.
1t Is sure and effective remedy.
Sold by ali Drzssisss
Price 25cts, Scots, & 81 00perBottle
~ Directions accompany each bottle.
June Is, lS7c-In
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

Water spouts have developed in the San
joaquin valley south Of Stockton.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25
The Ta.iamne Piepie.


The social reunion and picnic OF Tuo.nu,ne
tcnnty residents vt Humboldt Park was one Of
.he most delightful aaairs that have trapspired
this season .oii TnoUmne'' was well rep
resented. not only hr present residents OF that
county. bnt by numbers of ladies and gentle
men who formerly dwelt in that portion of our
State. Many old friends and acquaintances
who had not met for jeafs, were brought to-
gether and renewed their former friendly re-
lations on this pleasant occasion. The fire.
luent greetings of olG-time friends, gave the
affair more the appearance of family gath
ering on q small scale than an ordinary pic
mic. The pleasant arbors and seats under
the trees aroundthe grounds were all occupied
by little parties. who had come prepared with
well-flled baskets and hampers, 10 make q
day OF IL, and the floor of the dancing pavil-
ion was pretty well crowded throug ghout the
day. Kids splendid brass band discoursed
eulivening tnuhic FOR the lovers Of the dance,
and we can truthfully say that 'all went
merry as marriage BELL" About two o.
eiock, L. p. Mccarty called the assemblage
70 order 10 the Pavilion, aud, after few
preliminary remarks suitable 10 the occasion,
announced the names cf the officers who had
heen nominated for the Association for the
snsuing year. A vote was taken and the
Nominations were unanimously ratified. The
following are the officers President, Hon.
j. NJ. Cavis, Of stockton Vice President,
Fred. Lux OF San Francisco Secretary, l..
p. McCarty Of San Francisco; Committee,
Rev. o. p. Fitzgerald, Thornton Wesley, l..
jacob, z. II. Cunningham. c. c. p Seve-
rance, C. E. McCusker, o. l.. Chamberlain.
III. Harter, Of San Francisco f. q. Snow of
Alameda DR.. D. NJ. Baldwin. Elon Jones,
Oakland General George S. Evans, j. II.
Olive, Hon. Otis Perrin, of Stockton j. J..
Massey, Vallejo.
Hon. j. NJ. Cavis, the newly elcted presi-
dent. was called upon for q speech, and res
ponded in few happy and pertinent re-
marks which were well received. The dane
ing was then resumed and kept mp until the
time to depart arrived. The occasion will
long be remembered by all who participated.
'--Odkldad Transcript.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25
Political Announcements.

The names Of Candidates will be inserted any time prior
to nominations being made for FlvE Dollars eachnvari
ably in advance.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

LIST. Sack Racing. 3D. Racing by Fat Men. Sd. Racng
ly twenty five years Of age. 4th. Racing by
Young between the age of Sixteen snd Twenty five
Yeas 5th Racing by Boys of the of Sixteen years
and under. Valuable prizes will be awarded to the vic
tors.
The union Democrat., 1870-06-25

Sonora, June is. Tsn-sv
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GOING WEST.

345 A. NJ. DAY EXPRESS, daily. Mondays
excepted for t,eveand. C'cninLah and the Vest
and Snnth Connects mt arhsvillc. Sunda"s eN.
cept, d. for SHARON Newc,-t!e and Pittsburgh; NJ
I.tavittsbug for Youngstown and Sharon: ut C.eve.
and with Lake Shore k.ilway. for tie West AMI
Norh.W. s.: NJ Ravenia, Sundays exc'p ed. for Al
lance ard Pittsburgh; at Akron. Sundays csc p'd
fr Orville aud Nil ers' urg, NJ U:bnna with Pits
burgh Cincinnati and st l. Nuis IA way ur indian
| ar lis, and ut Cincinnati with the Ohio " Nil -
sippi ailway, for st Lonis aud the south and
| South Wet.
| Seeping Coaches are attached to this tain Mt
" "''"llsvile, running through to Cleveland without
enangc. ..4..4.
9.45 A. w. EXPRFsS MAIL, daily. snrtav-
| excepted for cleveland and the w It ard North
| West Connecs at Clarksvi le for Sharon, Ncwa,s
| tie and PitsbnrGh, ~ d at c eNCllnd W til Lake
| Shore Raj way fJr The We.t and Noctt-W est.
3 go p. VI. NIGHT XpRESS, daily. for
| Cleve and, Cincinnati aud the Wes' ard South -
Connects at It4iviti sburg. Srnda excepted, fOg
Youngs town: n Cleveland with Lake = ore nj
way, Tor the West and North W'st; msd at tincin
natl with the Ohio II Mississippi hallway for II.
Louis and tue South and South West
n Sleeping Coach il alta he'd 10 this train at New
York, running through to Cin,innai.
lilo A. vi. ACCOMMODATION. Sundays
sxce.ted for I.savittsbu:g and Nay Stations, coi,-
Iectng for You gstown
$50 p. NJ. FREIGHT & ACCoMMoDA-
,IoN, daily.
7.15 A. M. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays cr,
,ited.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-04

tn-ror Guc j b wors 50 20 tho RECORD
9EFiGk.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-04
GOING EAST.

1896 A. M. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. daily
lcctng at Cory, SUI DAYS excepted, for arren
pa Navvie Brncton ard 'rtnsv,le. ard dn j.
or Erie: at Elmira with Northern Co tral Roilway
Or william sport II r1isburg. Philadelphia md Bal
imorc AMI at New YO.ll or Boston and new Eng
and cit
!, Sleeping Coach is attached to this train at Cir
cinnati running through to New York
S.I5P. VI. CINCINNATI EXPRESS. dali,
Sundays excepted, c Gn@ctln- at Bi champion io
1lny and me relebiHt d summ.r resort, sharon
Springs. and at New iorl; fjr Boston, aad all New
ENGLAND cities.
| A sleeping Coach is attached to this train al
Meadville running through /, New York.
1.55 A. NJ, NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS
dli " SUI days excepted. Connects al Gryat Benz
win hela Aare, Lac>aw 'nna II Western halfway
| for Scranton, aud at New York with Midnight TX
prs train OF New Jer-ey Railroad for hiiaid
phia
~ Sleeping Coach i- attached 10 this train III
cleveland running through To iIur Il syiile con.
nectin with ira II i,Uving new and improved Draw.
ing Room Coacl.es attached, running through t,
New fUlk.
2l' r. NJ. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
excepted.
a.o5, A. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS, SUNDAY.
ez -ep;td.
4,5o "A, m. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays ex
cepted.
l:Osion and New England Passengers, with their
EaGea.e, are transferred FREE OF CHARGE in
New York.
ih' best veniat and most luxulOus Sleeping
co1che. ss-lN THE WOkLD-es accompany all
night trains on this Railway.
~" h" Erie hallway Company has oTeDed
new Ferry from their Jersey city DepoI to the font
og 23d St. New York thus ,n,b ing passengers TO
re ch the u per p rtiun oi The ely without the
pehse and annoyance OF u street caror all omnibus
Transfer.
va The scenery along the entire route Of the Eric
hal!way Is oi me most picturesque and beau iiul
clHr &C "r Admirers of Nalu e'S belutieS, ,n II
y'ight Journey over this Line, wi find lis ever,
changing hands apes subjects OF CONTINUAL admira-
tiOn and interest.
Baggage Checked Through,
And fare always as 'ow as ty any other Route,
AsE FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY,
Which can be obtained q all the Principal Ticket
oflces in the West aud Son hives.
VA. T. BARR
L. D. hUt kER, GEM iass'r Ag't.
0eA Sup't Jan Is, 1870
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RUEsAs.0 AND 4.Ms4 iSAtLtESsAt as
D On Snl af'er MONDAY, Nov. 3rd, 1868
PassengC Arrnius win run ON Ills road us follows:
>s4I FAVE FRIE-GniNd East
r.ffs X NJ. NIGHT EXPEESS, stopping AT
E'-do Ripley Wc-ifCd, D,nyirl; ana silver
creek, arrying ut ludalo ~ AS 4. 81.
(A,SS A. NJ, NEW YORK EXPRESS, stop
h<s'p' Ping nj WcslGed Rlocton. DUukrk, 81
vetcreek, and Angola, arliyu. in Dufal,
Nta10 p. VI
%syS p. NJ, CINCINNATI EXPRESS. stoI
<s''V ping at Northeast Wesilicd Broslon
punliirH and Nilvcrcrrek, ANA arrives al
Buffalo a, 1o.+j p ".
E,ln A. NJ, MAIL AND ACCOMNODA
O'VV TlON, stopping nj a stations. arriving al
Buffalo Ht lo,dp A n.
.esfr = NJ, DAY EXPRESS. stopping nj
E'Tr Northeast Ripley, WesIhrd Duukirk
Silverc!cck and Al COLA, arriving at Bu
fac at 100 =. VI.
LEAVE BUFF NO GOING WEST
e.erpS 7. NJ, DAY EXPRESS stopping Gt An
s'~''0' COLA. Svercrcek, nUnkirk, BrCclnn.
Ne-ifold md Northeast arriving a Eric
400 F,oN Y ,GS554 @As At AMP n .ssS AGGoMMoA
at Erie at $50 =. n.
GO s i.5ss VI %o1Dp 3ba .,;2'9H sxraEss ss ns a p
G,Nn : n STEAMBOAT EXPRESS, sror
o'SV ping at Angola, Silyercrcek, DUnkirk
Br0ct0n. Wesirll and Northeast, Gryy
ing Mt Erie At ! ~ \. VI
1sbn a. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, stopnina a.
N'~V sivercrceI. Dunklrk ana csthed, N
rlyinS At h.e ri 10 A. NJ.
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II 4, IICWN. Gci u Sult.