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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-09-24
RenutIfai nIIth.

IL Eastern poetry hey tell ofs won
dcroUs tree nPor which grew golden sP-
ples snd silver bells and every iimo q
breszs went by md shook The irsgrsn,
branches. shower OF these golden sP-
pies fell. AMI The living bells. chimed and
Iinkled forth their airy rA,lshmeDis. On
the gospel Tree there grew blossom, and
bell, more melodlous than those that min
gIsi with The pomegrsnales on ATon's
vesiment-holy feeling, hea'sn-rsushI
Joys. and when ,he Holy Spirit bresihes
upon The evsngeIized 80 there are shss.
Ing down Of mellow frniis ard the fov Of
healthy odOrs al round, aud gh.b Of
sweetest Dusic, whose genle tones sGd
joy Gus cchoiDg are waited lhToOgh all The
reces-e. Of the soul.
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CHEAPER THAN

f Y E r
sssr9 1t gives me pleasure TO inform
SS,s.ssgs my patrons and the public gener-
ally that have just received a
large and well selected stock of BOOTS AND
SHOES Of the best quality and latest styles.
Also Hats, (Spring and Summer styles and
cheap;) Paper Collars, Half Hose, Suspenders,
Necktes, Soaps, Shoe Blacking and Brush
es, Shoe Findings, &C., &C., which will sell
very Cheap for Cash. | would inform THE
LADIES that have the largest and best stock
Of Ladies and Children's Shoes and Caters tha:
l have ever had, as we'll as other articles in
their line.
would be pleased 10 have those in need oil
any thing in my liue to call and examine my
stock and they will find il 10 their interest TO
buy OF me.
A5| Ali kinds of work made 10 order in the
best style and at moderate prices.
JOHN RAY,
Opposite the Market House.
Sheph erdstown, April 23, 1870. II
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-09-24

THE subscriber will keep on hand, for
/ sale. and furnish 10 order every ,hlng
in the LUMBER line. TetRs positive
ly CASH on delivery.
S. B. HARRISON.
June 25. 1870. "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-09-24

The fall siyIe Of "bsis" for lsdps re.
,epbles The '.sun downs wiih lhe com
efs clipped. 1t
My wife" said critic. ais the NOS,
esen-is~pered person ~ the void; she's
always mad"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-09-24
f. CANNON,
Builder and Lumber Dealer

HARPER'S FERRY,
II EEPS constantly on hand all kinds of Lum-
~ Der such as Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames,
Moudings, DR. ssed Flooring and Weather
boarding; Cypress, Pine and Oak Shingles,
Singing Laths and Fencing, Plasering Laths,
Heir, Lime and Cement, Brick and all other
Building Material, always on hand. Bill Tim
Der furnished a. the shortest notice and lowest
Cash prices. All persons in need of anything
in the above line will consult their own interest
by giving me call before purchasing else
where. Gondolas alwar, on hand. Motto,
"Quick sales and small PROFITS"
+. CANNON,
Harpsr's Ferry, ", Va.
April %, 1870. ly
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DRUGS, MEDlClN rs,
AND
He " / C. Il Il S

L
a UR. r. p. MAGRUDER having rehl'cd
~ his Store and inci eased his stock can lur.
"a nsh Drugs and Medic'nes oil ,ne Pu.
60 hos, ouaI,ty. His Medicines and Cheml
C.Is are nu7chssed from the best and most Telia-
lie houses, also the most reliable Patent Med
80 surb as Cough Mixtures, Liniments,
sooshing 5 rups, &c, Hair preparations Of the he
most reliable q uaiity. Fine Periumery' Fancy
and Domestic Soaps, Brushes, Combs Ioo'h
and Nail Brushes of the finest Ensiish manu-
facture. Old Rye Whiskey, Brandy o'H no. 10,
land Gin for medicinal use only. Ooai o"'
Lamrs, Chimreys. Wicks, &c NJ,
Prescriptions carefully prepares h, auI '"'
cincs furnished at hours day and n'gn'
n, Msgruder returns bis ,hanks TO the fub-
lie for their patronage and hopes for con'in-
uance Of the same.
Store nearly opposite the Court H0use e
Shepherdstown, Feb. IL, 1870
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RECEIPT FOR FINDING HUsBAsp.- =

More oseIul occupation aud lees music.
More s'edy Of 'he mysteries of The
Kitchen and IsSs of the mysteries Of Psri..
MoIe preof 10 men that they will fad
in their vile h.lpne., and not en- en-
bsuassDent.
This receipt. II thoroughly risd. ~ill
eres.ly lesson Tie Bua Der OF b1eLelorf.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-09-24

II want to be a man aud succeed in
life--do my stroke OF work in ibis work.
ing wohd-,here can be no shilly.shslly
about beginning. | must take bold Of
what's before me no mailer bow hum
bic snd low The place, rather than lose
lime and purpose waiiing for soDeihiDg
better. mu-i see that DO internal Ites
Of going nice|y through The motions Of
work Without working ever entering my
heau. II | want lhe best | mUsi give Ibe
best. The Master Of Us Ill, who ssid
my reward is with NE, to give unto eV.
cry Dsa according as his work shall be-"
never gave any man dollars worth Of
pay for ninety cents worth Of work, and
be never will willie the world stands. So
saws one who has tried hin in many
wsys for good bargain seven yea.
in tie factory. tueniy-one yesrs in Ibe
forge. sni now eleven more in the most
sacred work wsD can ever DO The over
.isii OF human souls.-K0beff C0Hger,
ia UesisrH MoHfhly.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-09-24

Somebody gives the following advice
TO girls
"Men Who are worth having want wo-
men for wives. bundle Of gewgsws
tied together with . string Of fsw and
quireu, sprIHkIed with eoIosn, and re.
in csrmInc ssueer--,his 10 10 help for .
man Who expects TO rsiss a family Of
boys on ,erllablc bread and meat. The
piano and lace lrsmes are good 10 their
place. and so are ribbons. frIlls and tin
seI., but you csnnoi make dinner OF 'hs
former or blanket OF the lsIter-,nd sv-
iul IS such an idea may seem 10 yoo,boih
Cinner aud blankets arc Necessary TO 90.
mestic happiness. Life has lie iesliiies az
well ,s its isncies ; bUi YOU make II oil
decorations, rene berlns the ts'ss1s and
curtains. but forgetting The bed'tesd. Sup.
po,e man Of good sense and of course
good pro,pecs, 10 be looking for ale.
what chance have you 10 be cso'eG /!
You may esp hin OF you may trap bin,
bu, how much better 10 make it sn ob.
iect for him 10 catch you. Render your
self worth catching. ,ud you all need no
.hroHd mohar or troihsr 10 help you 10
6nd MARKET
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-09-24

An enierPrising Loadon Dsw.boy. bo
shouted Important news-Desll, 81 the
Emperor Napoleon" was sue-lrd on tie
con nplsioi Of 3 Disappointed patron. and
beI1 for uisI.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-09-24

Envy-punishing ourselves for being
inferior TO our Deisbbcrs.
Sorrows grow less every time they are
told. jusI libe the age Of a woman.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-09-24

"Hsvs you any fine shirts p saiJ a
country ynsn 10 clerk.
"A spIentid assortment. Step in sir.
Every price and every style. The cheap
est in the market sir.
Are they clean !!
TO be sure. sr.
Then said the counrymsn. with
Qres, gravity, YOU bad better pnt on
one. for you need it.
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Pay up youE docs a! this Office.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-09-24
French Almanac.

JANUARY. - He who Is born IN this
monih will be laborioDs, and lover Of
good wine, but very subject 10 infdeliiy /;
! he may too sfien forget 10 pay his debts,
but he will be complsissnt. and wilhal
fine singer. The lady born in this month
will be a pretty, prudent housewife /;
rather melancholy, but very goo temper.
ed.
FEBRuARy.-The man born in this
month will love money much, but the Ia
dies more ; he will be slingy al home
but prodIssl abroad. The lady will be
a humane and atfec,onaie vile aud ten
der mother.
MARcH-The man born in this month
will be rather handsome he will be hon
eel. and prudent, but will die poor. The
lady will be a passionate chatter box,
somewhat given 10 fighting, and in old
sge fond OF the bottle.
APRIL.-The man Who has the mis-
fortune to be born in this month will be
subject 10 msl.diss. lie will travel 10 his
advantage, for he " Ill marry a rich snd
handsome heTess. who will mske-vhsi,
no doubt, you sll understand. The lady
will be tai and stout, With little feet, lItIle
vii, bat g'eaI is'ker, aud uiihsl great
liar.
Miy.-The man born in this month,
UIlI be handsome aud smisble. lie will
make HE wife hsppy. The lady will DO
equally blesi in every respect.
JUNE,-The man will DO Of small stat.
ure, psssionaIely fond of women and chil-
GreD, bUl will not be beloved in return.
The lady will be giddy parsonage, fond
OF coffee she will marry al iwenty-one,
and be fool al IS.
July The msn will be fair; he wlll
suffer death for the wicked woman be
loves. The female Of ,hs month will be
passably handsome, ,wiih sharp nose and
sulky temper.
AuGusr.-The msu will be smbi,ious
and courageous. bul too apt TO cheat. lie
will have several mslsdies andtwo wives.
The lady will be amisble and twice mar.
red; but her second husband will cause
her 10 regret her first.
SErTEnpER-He ,hs, is born in ibis
month " Ill be wise, strong and prudent,
but too easy with bi, wife, who will
cause him much uns4siness The lady
round faced, tsir.hared, witty, discreet,
sGsble, and loved by hsr numerous
friend.
OcTcBER.-The man will haves hand
some face and aoTid complexion he
will b. wicked IN his youth and slwsys
inoons;sni. He will promise one thing
and DO smother, and slway, remain poor
The lady Will be preuy.a llnle given 10
contradiction, a lille coqnet'ish, and
sometimes liIIle TOO fond OF wine /; she
will give her preference 10 eau de rae
She will have three husbands, who uill
dsof grief; spi she will best lnow
why.
NoyEygER.-Tbe man born Dos SIl
have fne face, and be q gay deesi'er.
The lady of ,his month will be large, lib.
ersi and full Of novelty.
DEcsnRER.-The man born in this
month will be good sort OF person,
though passionate. He will devote him
,elf to the army and be betrayed by his
wife. The lady will DO smisblc and
handsome. win q good voice aud well
proPorhoned body she will be married
tsiee, re main poor, bot continue honest
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Dwelling Houses,

TTHE E bes, Scotch Ginghsm Umbrelias'a'
! june Lloyd Liekiide-'s.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-05-18
Church Directory.

lar PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-West Court street.
Rev J. A. ?. McCiaw. Pastor. Services every Sab
bath. Hour u, N, ~, TN.
Ssbbdth School at Pa. go
Lecture and Social Prayer Meeting on Wednesday
evening, at O'Clock.
Rv. LUTHERAN CHURcH-SOuth-east corner Court
and Walnut Streets. Rev. A. J. 1mhOh, Pastor
Services every other Sabbath. Hours II, A. NJ {, r.
Sabbath School every Sabbath a:l5 ?. N.
IHT METH f. CHURCH.-SOuth-west corner Church
and North Main Streets. Rev. VIM. Fitzgerald. Pas
tor Services every Sabbath Hours II, A. VI. p NJ.
Sabbath School at eL, r. n.
General Class Meeting, Monday evening, at 4
Regular Prayer Meeting, wednesday evening, at :.
O'Clock.
2D METH CHuRCH-East- Water Street Rev. j.
Ford Conrey Pastor Services every Sabbath. Hour;
n. A. n, N, p. ".
Sabbath School at >. 7 N.
General Glass Meeting, Sundays At 4. n. Young
Mems Prayer meeting, Thursday evening at Hl1
Church building opposite Market House.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening, at Church.
BAFT1sT CHURCH.-Eaut Court-Street. Rev. B, n.
Taylor, Pastor. Services every sabbath. Hours II,
A. N. Z. ?. V.
Sabbath School at Q, A. v.
Prayer Meeting, Wednesday evening" Z o clock.
EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-Corner scioto and Kenton,
Streets. Rev W. ]. Fetrie, Rector. Services every
sabbath HOursi Il, a. n, X, p. N. a FE
NEW cHUEcr. North west cornt. .gouth Main ana
Reynolds streets. Services every Sabbath. Hour; i
a. m.
CATHOLIC CHURCH.-JOhn Street Rev j. \. kCaT-
neg. Priest. Services every Sabbath. Hour: II a. m.
AssoCIArB REFORNED CHUBCH.-West Market st.
Rev. H. H. Thompson, Pastor, Services every Sab
bath, Hours : II a. m.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-05-18

changed; and when these capillaries
unite together, and begin to enlarge, it
is found to be no longer arteriaI, or Of a
fiOrid red color, but venouS, or of a
blacker hue. Therefore, the principal
termination of the arteries is in veins.
The point where the one ends, and the
other commences, cannot be ascertain
ed it is when the red arterial blood,
having discharged its function, is chang
ed to venous or black blood but this is
a process gradually changing lis charac-
ter.
Branches from The ganglial or sympa-
thetic nerves AN Encouragement Of a nerv-
Gus cord is called iangIion) wind round
these vessels, and endue them with en-
ergy to discharge their functions, When
the nerves communicate too much en-
ergy, and these vessels act with too
much yOwer, inflammation is produced
If this disturbed action he confined to n
small space, or single organ, it is said
to be locQl, as inflammation of the Eye, or
of the lungs; when this inordinate ac-
ton spreads, from its original seat, and
embraces the whole of the Nrterial sys-
tenn, fcrsr is said To be present, and
which usually increases In proportion as
the local disturbance increases, and sub
sides with it,
My next article will be continuation
of this one, commencing with the Dia-
phragm and giving drief description Of
the abdominal cavity, its contents, the
modes operandi of digestion, where it
commences, and where it ends, the
horse does not digest in the stomach, a
description of the duct leading from the
liver and pouring its fluid into the first
small intestine lcalled the hepatic duct
the aid this fluid gives to digestion &c.
d, MARTIN.
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a0AF&fnta iaA& 6A5SJ. r'Srox.
] cicJTHdJ'y ,ScicHcc.
? GsH J..N. %I9I. 2stTo8s7o.

. 2 PsH Bs,tl. Gbhiaa.. d s. askIqos7o,
EDITOR URBANA UNION.-I promised
you ;uplgprF leR iefs eE ne {NIoN, that
| would send in a Communication each
week, aud I am very sorry that it hap
pened that I was unable to fulfil my
promise for the two hast weeks, but the
cireumstances which 1evglrtFd Were ur-
I foreseen and which rendered il utterly
impossible for me to fulfil my promise :;
hoping that those who are interested in
nv subject, yLOitld there be any will eX-
cIIse me- I-wilI' promise to be more
prompt hereafter. r. .s#r
INTERNAL STRUCTURE OF THE HORSE.
b heeayitY oftlre tmlk'epHsists "a two
conn Sstittnents, dividcd fFdfh' eacii other
by the Diaphragm or neidr;F. The first,
into which-we -tracgJthg gullet and the
windpipe, or trache contains the heart
and the lungs. 1t is lined by a delicate
membrane called the llCaFa the side,
or membrane of the side which like
/ wise extends over and affords a covering
to the lungs. The pleura belongs to
what are termed serous menibTahes.-
These line closed cavities; as the chest,
the abdomen, ami the joints. The pleu-
IA membrane IS the seat Of that most
painful disease pleUrisy, and as this
membrane covers the lungs, and lines
tf1e chest, and-fs Tninuteiy ramiIied with
blood vessels, and ms the distensiOn or
engagement of blood vessels in any Or
gai.or part eonstftutes infanltnation, it
will readily 7Je conceived why It Is that
we frGd,@bfl lSI1Heet ATiiBahat dreadful
and complicated disease, called PIeura-
pneumonia lipfammation1of the lungs
and pleUi.r laeinhgaheA. ] J WON
This membrane does not only line the
Chest aud envelope the lungs, hut por-
tisIndflitr dipliIig down lFOin-its attach
ment TO the spine, separates the Chest
into two parts, each of which contains
one of the lobes or divisions Of the lungs;
and this portion, the B1cdj0StiaUm stand
ing in the middle) forms a kind of bag
enveloping the heart. The use of this
membrane is to throw out fluid. to lfois-
ten the different surfaces, and prevent
all dangerous friction OrTubbing between
these important parts; and also, TO sup
port these organs in their natural sitUa-
ton
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Democratic State Convention siiIiI-

At meeting orthc Democrat ie Starc .entrl com
mittec Of ohio, held December TO- IsEi 3, vir rrsu-
cd that lhC next DemoCratic Stab, CouvrHiaIa of
Ohio he held in the City Of ColumbHs. on .... -.-.
Wcct,csdas, Jflsc Isl, 1870. p ..r.
u WAS also rcsulyc,l tAus ~, bsis ct reprrscu,s
ton IN said ConyeR,tvA hs As tollows, That carh
county in tRe Satc be entitled Ia uuv dclc,tr npl
aso tha eohgatc Cor sseyy i've huEtlrcd yal~- -.,s
ior Hon. George ~ Pendlctun for Csoycn,of ~ b.
election held on the second Ilicsdsf ar Otfpbr lI1
ana aiso one delegate fox eVvyS Ravt5pa uf trs htn
arc0 ana my voies oyoyeE east for the ruilran A.
that time whsa basis OF representation win -y,,
oaoN eoVnty in Ohio the fdil0wius number Of dele
gates in saj1 ohnesntlbH Faa tH1aaa
lherr follows ,gtlv showing tac auuTbcr OF def
'sa'eH each t0auty is CIiiilod to gftis ttarpai-u
te4h'y ave delegates i .ar I.s.rs. ...
Al the same meeting oi Of tbs DC1ascr.llir Ssats
Central COMMITTEES, q was
Rssn'rC-,, That the Ucinnrrs-v of ,-,rb r,,r,i, l.
.sA'2 he reqesrti % ROanaes lawn tirkit uud il-u
Ices nt thv souIJ tlma shat they aRlaaf Hsfr dtie
gales 10 the Staio COnYenliun. I'D ......
The IniioWing are the officers 10 D.. .,sflr,ird M,
the heureratiu state CONTENTION 4u tbr asi i,, ~
luuC. ISCD. s.. rs.... ..... r.'- -
Secretary OF State. .. ...T..- .. ..
Judge Of Supremc Court. I'D.
Chmptroitcru OF Treasury.
commissioner Of Board or Pnhfl, work.
By nrder Of Democratic Slsss O,utr,ll t,,rs,,.. ,.
Ohio. CutS \ ATI.EN- ,.L.t-.---. 90.
j W NEWMAN, SSrcy.
--f. -ss'ar-aA-.-
l.. :
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moLuNkEE FIRE %, Ne. 2.

Meet second Tuesday evening in each month, al
their Hall in. .HgarOf GOurt HUusas q
~ BF GANSONA Prcs't.
HORACE 6. HAPPERSET'F, Scc'y.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-05-18

lana NJ LIGHTNING EXPRESS, dauyi con
Meeting al New York, for Boston ma ~ SST
EnpIand cities, and stopping AZ ~ ~
51itsrroedfate stations and connecting Poi,tti.>
q sic,,i51,r Coach is attached to TINS tftlh ~ 'l-
" .,,5'rstR running through 20 New 1oih.
s-5S A. N ACCOMMODATIONS SuHu"H - 49, =
oo.r5 g. Al fNCiNNATI EXPRESS, SunGls{S .lIll,;t-
avcepted. stopping At all imporanI PvliiIIlSC
- main line, and connecting az Ne" lO'N
~ t11stf,1 and New England cities
, Elea0iug Coach accompanies tlllN ''"'''
NasdViiie to New York. .,,,I
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RrsCUE HOOK AND LADDER CO.. NO. l.

AFf frsf WedDeaav evening In each m0ntll. at thcj
Hail in Kaufman & Nelson's Gothic Block.
ROYAL.J. WINDER, Foreman.
JOSEPH ROOF, Scc'y.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-05-18

-. ,,,,I New England Passengers, with
,rsi, Faqgare. are transferred Free OF Charge III
New York. .., l,,, ,,r{,,t,s lsle,,p-
- iiS S,.,,,,I,os Pz-TN THE WORLDS" Nccom-
t,I,,, eiI night trains on this Railway -,
5F--Tle Erie Railway Company h4S -, 49,
-, Ferry from their Jersey City llepol 20 tle
5os s.g}i st. New York, thus enabling lasS;,E-
- y, yssc tie upper portion Of tie elty Will
slilt the eG P0BSe and annoyance ol " H'' VI
oipg{Bus transfer. .r II. of tl,,,
hs-The scenery along the "njlIc lotlleo lotlle ,,5
vrie RafIv~ay ls Of the most plctll,F,so 90, 80
- tif,T cI,o,sl .tgr Admirers of Natures DeiNI
ffes in n daylight journey over TINS L5Ie, ~ ~
r,i II, its over changing landscapes, SdtSclN VI
continual admiration and interest,".
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OILY

1rsv0r : J., II Long.
WsTsbal ThOs Farrall.
PoliCe .-H. r Richardson. VIM Happcrset'
fTfF Carmel II Cheetham. G II GqnFOn,
TyifV Trerk -LE LC HOvcy
STREET C,ommisgionur John Gump.
Po0ra al Ffircatiou ! II Ay. r. Pres \ &
Deuel. Clerk J II 7 Stone, II i Thompson DIR II {
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-05-18

uv-AEK FOB TICKETS via ERIE RAILWAY
which can lie ottainea at the principal Ticket
offices in. the WEST and Soutit-NtSt'-.-
a L. u. RUKl1R, W n. u; -; F15tlNis 9,, -,
-r.H Gen ISup't- Geurt Ft'7Ni ~ l.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-05-18

EiRneOs Tribe No. a. meet every Tuesday evening,
Of Publie Square . 90 'a.EE. ....
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
asad Fsyp always as low as by amy other route
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Fire Department.

YOUNG AMERICA FIRE CO., MOI.
Meet Rrst "wednesday evening Ia each month al
their Hall overG. {. COulrOn's Grocery,
-' 80 L.C HONET, Prest.
JOHN n. PENCE, Sec'y.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1870-05-18

,uiNG wEST-
saA. NJ NIaHT EEPRESs daily loI 1,,,l ~ -iti,
natl ana The west aud south; I9 63n9Gifi 91S1isviiIe Wi
airt Inc Railways for ST. Louis anu % lIe
ontb aud Southwest also Stops ~ ~ inS,g
,,aI Stations and connecting Po'n'' ''''i'7
EsIeening Coach is attached to TINS lIali -
Sow Work. running through 20 Y e elilyli ~,
ll:45 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS 9Nii''A'
ted .,..,. ,;,,- ,F,pdays pI-
cepted, for Cincinnati ana nv, We ,,,G Zfisss
smith Connects with the ONO .',- ail't T,y
siJ11i and louisville short Line kalIINHS '"'
Sf ToHis ana the south and SOUTH MI, oG .t
Sleeping Coaches are attacneu 10 'i,I' m W-nt ea-
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