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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-26
NEW TODAY.
REGISTERED VOTERS.

nE0lSIEh
List of Registered V
Lincoln County, State
Allen u L
Arnold Geo "
Allen Geo W
Armer M
Aguayo Antoine
Anderson G +
Alexander Joseph
Allen Joseph
Bourne II NJ
Barrows Isaac
Behr Joseph
Brown Alex
Boscars O
Brown Joseph
Bennets Samuel
Bauer Jacob
Barthel M
Battrum A P
Blewott John
BENEFITS Joseph
Buddecke w A
Barnson G D
Bennets John V
Buck A E
Clapp r s
Campbell Thompson
Cooper Henry A,
Cadigan Daniel
Catlin Geo W
Cohn David
GARLIC Pedro
Collins Timothy
Cox Richard
Coffee Eli
Cartwright John
Curtis ] P
Clymo r
Corkish VIM
Clymo Vim
Cowling George
Clements VIM
Connor Daniel
Clark F B {
Claresy CT {
Clark Chas {
Cronin B N c
CsllaghaD James {
Connors Hank
Donovan Thomas ]
Dayton II P ]
Dow s l. ]
Decker Jake ]
| Dryden Samuel J
Day James NJ
Draghovich 8 ]
Duff j II
Deck John
Eilers Henry
Ewing Z H
Eisenmann Jos
Eppel G B
Eddy John
Eek John
Foy Thomas
Fife Andrew
Frazer James
Frazier VIM
Prudential Henry
Fortman Jno G
Zealand W F
Fuller Mortimer
German Geo T
Goodman W P
Gerson Hyman
Goedicke Chas
Griffin Joe
Greason Andy
Gelabert Jno o
Girdlestone Edward
Garrison l N
Goodrich whitney
Gerrans jeremiah
Hoffman Julius
Hale Theo A
Harmon Thomas
Henderson W h
Harrington Jeremia
Hill Geo II
} Henderson ] G
, Hazleton NJ G
} Hurlbert Charles
: Huess John
4 Henry ] P
4 Haskins Wilson
!: Hopkins VIM
y Hayden James F
, Joynt Michael
Johns VIM
Jugneit Charles A
James BENZ H
Jane John
Jose VIM
}. Kent D Fl
Kutt Michael
Koch Charles
Kewley Edward
Keyer Theo
Kerner Charles
keenan, James
Kline Louis
Knox G r
Kendall George
- Lakin W W
- Lazenby John
~ Luder Otto
~ Loomis L V
N Long Pat
n Lyons John
q. Lstapie Jules
~ Lynch Humphrey
ly Mccormick J o
MARITIME Thos y b
Mayor Thos G
Mulcoy Edward
- Mace Louis
Nandich Alex
Miller A d
y Murphy John
:" McKelvey David
McDonough Patri'
Mandich Samuel
Martin Jas D
Mcdonald A W
Merrill F NJ
Megarigle J r
Madison H
McNahon Thoma
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-26

List of registered voters Of Tenn Pahute Pre-
cinct, Lincoln county, Nevada.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-26

List of Registered Voters in Phoebe Precinct,
Lincoln County State Of Nevada.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-26
REGISTERED VOTERS.

List of Registered voters Of Hike Precinct
Lincoln county, Nevada.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1878-10-26

Long rat
Lyons John
Lstapie Jules
Lynch Humphrey
Mccormick J o
MARITIME Thos y B
Mayor Thos G
Mulcoy Edward
Mace Louis
Nandich Alex
Miller A D
Murphy John
McKelvey David
McDonough Patrick
Mandich Samuel
Martin Jas D
Mcdonald A "
Merrill F M
Megarigle J r
Madison II
McNahon Thomas J
Newman J d
Nichols + O
Newcomb Thomas
Norris W
Olguin Frank
| Osborne w II
Odgers William
O'Brien J G
Owings ] T
Polleys A III
Pierson James
Psscoe John
Patton George
Peters r b
Page A T
CULLEN Thos b
Quigley P
Rives Henry
Ryan Lsnty
Richard A
Rich Joseph
Rowland @ W
Riley Edward
Rose warne h
Radish Frank
Reed Joseph
Robinson ] W
Reed James
Rourke II @
Sswysr Geo 9
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List of registered voters in Conway Precinct,
Lincoln county, Nevada.
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<sA@s - -
Miller W g
Murl by John
Meyers John
Meyers Chas F
McAvoy E
Manown 4 D
McMath A
Moore Lamaracus J
Mealy John
McClane r d
. Marseine Francis
McKiernen Robert
N
Nesbitt James
Nesbitt George
Newton Fl W
O
O'Dougherty W J
O'Dougherty A B
Osborne 4
O'Brien II W
r.
Patchen G b
Poujsde Jos.
Philson q F
Perkins L W
Price T
Peter Emil
@
Quinel Alex
II
Rodgers Orson c
Roeder John
Richards james
Roscoe Richard
Robinson John
Richards Edward
Ray David
Rosencrana n D
Raymond O 8
Rogers NJ L
Ryan Dan
srodgr,ss Andrew
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1878-07-13
THE CHEAPEST SCHOOL.

in Yves: Virginia, and one AS TloEoyGEI
ASTllEDEST, is
4SZs =1MS @tS,naI .-GsMpuI
GLENY1E4E. Gila,sr Co., W, Va.
Opens September 10Th, and coatiuucs unit
July 10th, 1878.
Two Courses-Normal and Advanced.
TUlTIOSs ARE PAID for few ladies
and gcu,lc,ucn from each county.
County Superintendent or Principal re.
crivcs applicants.
Spring Term begins April lst. Many
teachers md Others enter IN Apsil, aud new
classes are for,ued 70. beginners. Ills n
good tiuG to enter.
Is- Special Studies during September
aud os:0bsr for those desiring 10 teach mex
wlate;.
: For particulars write to
7. MARCELLUS MARSHALL,
Principal
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Educational.
WEST VA. UNIVERSITY

1877. hIorgahsoWn. 1873
This Institution Of Learning, under the
Presidency Of Rev. J. r. Thompson, A, ",
cntertn; upon a rev err: q property.
During The Spriu0 Term just closed, the ut.
enhance Of students was increased over Gj
per cent. 1t has large and scholary Fac
ulty; beautiful, hCHIlhIul aud moral loCN.
tiOn ample Scientific md Philosophical
Apparatus; o Library constantly growing
carr .cuam OF The most thorough charac-
ter; standard Of scholarship SURPASSED
by no American institution Of rlcarEins.
The Expenses arc Iess than at any other
place known to AtIOnl equal advantages,
The Fa!! Term begins Sept 5th; the Winter
,srnl Jaruary I'd, aud Spring term March
18th. For full information, catalogues, a..
address The l'rt:ilGat..
- GEO G STURGISS,
s77Stcrctary Of Regents
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HOLDING OF COURTS.
C>ve,sA Courts,

C>velsA Courts.
Lewis, lss day Of March and September
Gilmcr, 1lth OF March and September
Upshur, ODD Of March aud November
Preston, 7th Of April and October
Randolph, 23l of April and October
Tucker, ID Of sluy and November.
Barbour. 9th Of May ral November
Webster, 2C,h Of May and September
Braxton, 18th March un'l 18th August
Harrison, 3Oth May aud 3Oth October
Calhoun, 10Th Of May and 10th of0ct
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So,,MtN GoA>sts.

NJ: . ~
Lcwis.-First Monday in February.
April, june, August, October and
D6cen,Scr-ilta |urc and October
terms for fiscal aud police business
only.
Gilmer sccoul Monday in February
April. June, August, 0clober aud
December.
Upshur.-sccond Ntoniay in February
April, june, August, Qctcbcr aud
rccembcr.
BruxtOn. First tuesday in January
March, May, July, September and
November. "'f
Webster. Fourth Tuesday in Fcbrua.
ry, April. Juue, August. October
and December.
Calhoun Fourth Monday IN Februa
ry, March, Jrne. August, Septom.
boz end November. -
TOWN OFFICERS.
MayOr-Wm. y. Lively.
RScorier-Gcorso Fiuster.
.lhieraCa-1st l,dni-J. II. Clifton.
"a lIanl-A. 9. Hale.
81 Ilunl-Jacob Atchinson.
iM Yunl-IciftrsOn Knight.
St,gcam.-J. S. WilkiuSOa.
SDEI.gIIgs.
N.F. A. M.--Statcl commune ltir MS
Of Weston I.Hdge No TO-, A.,F. and a. NJ,
will he held on tho Firat and Third Mon.
days Of G!egy month. '' "
~ l'li ~. q. BESSETr, II. A.
J. J. PETERSON, Sec
JANE LEW.-Statci communications Of
Jackson Lodge No 81, a. T. md a. NJ
will he held in their llRll, in June Lew, on
the second Saturday in each month.
".' + ISAAC JACKSON, IT, IT,
W. y. CARRIER, Sec
St. Joseph's q. T. a. B. Sorie,y.-Statcl
meetings are held m tie first Sabbath IN ev-
cry month. FATHER TRACY, pres't.
r. J. s:xE'os, Secrs'aFy. '.-'
CHURCHES
N. z. Church, Rev. s. E. Jones' Pas.
tor. Preaching every Sabbath. Prayer
meeting wednesday night. Sunday School
y. l.. Barnes, SnpCrintcndcnt-cyery Sun.
dav at 2 o'clock, r. VI.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. George II.
Fleming, Pastor. Services every alternate
Sunday. Sabbath Sclluol-Wm l.. Dun
ninGton. Supcrin:Cndru,--eycry Sunday I'll
0 o. 'clOrk, 4. II.
Catholic Church, Rev J. A. Tracy, Pas.
tor. Services every first and third Sundays
at "a ami 10 A. ~, ani7 r. n. Sabbath
Sch00l-JncOb schmitt. Superintendent
Cvcry'Sundar at : o'clock, p. N.
Episcopal Church-nttCndcd occasionally
by The Rev. Mr. Wood, Of Clarksburg.
Baptist Church, Rev. John s. Fisher, Pas
tor. Preaching Gtery sCcsnd Sabbath In
each month. Prayer meeting cscfy Tues.
day night.
African ". +. Church, Rev. T. II. Cyris,
Pastor. Srrvicrs every Sunday at 10 o'cloCk
Sunday School, George 7. Jones, Supcrin.
lsudnat-Gycsy Sunday at 0 o'clock.
'CClotcd n. +. Church, Res. John Hughes,
Pastor. Services every Sunday at II
o'clock. Sunday School CMrles Lee, ST..
Pcrintsndcnt-cTcry Sunday at 2 O'clock,
r. N'"' = .'".
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
Or TIE NAILS
Clarksburg-daily except Sandnys-leaycs
Weston at q A. M.--arriveS ut +. ".
Bulzlon Court llouse-dally except Sun.
dayS-arrivcS at licstoa by 5:3O T. ~, anl
lSayis Weston ouni6 day al $50 p. NJ.
GlcnvillO-ICaves Weston at I a. NJ. on
Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridays--arrives
ut p " Tuesdayg, Thursdays aud Satur-
days.
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augmented tho public wealth; but it
has increased population. and sve!led
tho revenues Of tho State, and placed
into tho common treasury thousands Of
dollars, without which would mover
havc found their waJ there. The
Baltimore 4 Ohio railroad, which has
dono so much to increase values and
swell cur population, it will DO OBJ
served, skirts for more than two hun
drcd miles the northern border Ct the
State, and only passes through Q small
portion Of its rich grass fields and
valuable timber lands. The great
heart OF The State is untouched. The
beasts of tue forests, unssar.!ed b. the
ucigL;ng Of The iron lOrso, sleep
quietly iu their beds. No practical
craftsmanship has manifested itself in
our State legislation lcesiug to ito DO
velopmcps. nor haze any capitalists
come forward to buoy VI the spir!ts of
the pioneer settlers, aud tell tkon Of
tue value Of their numbcrlcss large
trees of oak, ash, walnut and mop lar
they annually destroy. As yet the
great body of the State, lying between
tho Baltimore s Ohio aud Chesapeake
& Ohio railroads, possessed Of 80 Erch
valuable timber, bitumiuors coa! and
rich blue grass soils; SO well adapted
to manufactures and tue growing Of
cattle aud sheep, is only step in ad-
vance Of the condition in which it was
left BY the hand Of the Creator. Pop
ulatiou only increases With the natural
increase Of the descendants Of The early
settlers, and the productions Of the
soil arc measured By their wants and
reeas Tor tae'r own consumption. iu'
question which l now PROFOUND to you,
and ASK 'or NyocF serious cons'aeF'
a''on' H. Sna'' TINS S'a'o 0l 'a'nsS DS
loagcr continued
lam aware that our State Constltu-
ton prohibits the State ever becoming
a stockholdcr in any work Of Internal
Improvement, aud thrt all appropria'
tions Of money by tho Legislature to
works Of internal improvements. are to
bs treated as gifts OF donations oss OF
the public treasury. | vas tho fFiend
and supporter of THO call Of the
convention in ISL, to amend the
State Constitution. believing that it
would be so amended as to give power
and authority to tho Legislature to lend
tho State credit BY Which to build it
up, to improve it and to dcvelopc it. Il
l had thought the only purpose was
to vacass Inc olhcss anu provide places
Tor . neS Set OF a'plFaass' should
ha'o gwen IL ou' ilttle couceFn' pun
rage nao Deen restored 10 tue paF'Ac'
'pants IN feoc1'lon' ny an a'nenamens
10 .n' oons'''u.'0n' ana 'ne's was
F'a''3 po nsssss''y '0' s0a?ea'!on'
save Aua 'A'eps " eADpO"sF u. Hs"
.a'u'' 10 au0p'a sys'su u .a'ssu1'
improvements "uy oue 'oasu'a''on-
a' taeAetS pufSuSa' is III my ]u1gmen''
80 su!c'aa' d course: looking 10 Tue
e4'H a''1'VpasI' AAu p,V'p''"' "
Wv ri, Co. g., :.
IT,, ;,., ...,., ~. ,t IL. ,,on,h ~
~ ~; e -, -
III ,, w. 'a'.',.5 ~, ". .;;s . -. .nos!
OlNl'sa' "Ol"0ss A'" 0'S'a''s .,'.3
pV'', .1U 'V's '1 ."' " A.'
.u"AO''As "'P"S''''l'0 1uu 'u'''
AO'u's HauO ,u' uesO'a'' W '0u'sH.'uss
aFu'','' LUZ sou''' lucy puFsus"' W
''i r., wv 'O4'' " ~ s'S p1','Ds 'stH'
in0S muS ''''' 'e.''u IL, pO"' :"
'uS OpPO.'u'S VI 'o'U'na' 'u'p'O'e,
mcn'S' Us II may na'o ocSn sSPp0''u y
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
or TIE NAILS

CiarkSburg-daily except Sanlnys-ieaycs
Weston at a A. M.--arrivrs ut ! i. ".
Brnxlon Court llouse-dally except Sum
dayS.-arriEeS at liestoa by J:3O ?. H., and
lsRyis Weston sania day al $50 p. NJ.
(;lCnvillo-ICayes HGstOu at I 4. NJ. on
Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fridnys--arrives
nt5p " Tuesiayg Thursdays and Saiur-
days.
B0cklmnnou-arrivcs At Weston l3 n.
Tn"NlAys, Thursdays Anh SNturdays-lravrS
Weston ? ? N. same days.
Philfppi-arrives at Weston Tuesdays md
Fridays at GP. u leaves Weston lirlucs-
day md Saturdays n, IA. u. ~
Mount pleasant-lcayrs Weston Mondays
and Thursdays at I A. .M.-NrriyCS Tuesdays
and Fridays by pm.
West UniOn-Grrivc5 Mondays at 8 7. u.
leaves Weston TuesdaysAt 7 a. n.
Sand Fork-oncO II wGCk-lcavCs Weston
Montlaysat A. M.-arriyCs Mondays nj 8
=. M. uH
G1- Parties having mil 10 90 SboNld
bring II 10 the Office halian hour bGfors, tic
departure Of tho mails. :.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-09-10

From our Indian Correspondent.

From our Indian Correspondent.
August 8, 1878.
Enekamikak wikwemikong agiwi nj
binong kaonatisitchig nanan (5) akwe-
wag gema gale kanissanjig tchukiton-
giba pejig kimakigaso nongo ansmaia
migo ashiwi kaondinind katashi onati-
siwad pitchinag dash go kiijinisawindi-
ba kakina dash aniwi onipinakwanin-
min kishkaigateniware gale dash apit-
chigo psgondipeigaso gale iwi pejig
okat ekogated go tatoshigateni mi iwi
kaiiimakomowad iwi wiiaw awi pejig
pematisiba apitch dash ashkendamog
nongo wenitchanisitchig iNi kaishi wa
bamowad nitchanishiwan wiiawini tagi
onishiosin pwawapamawapa
Kipakinaonissa kawi ninawi awiia
ajonda nesogatet pematiset kakina 60
ninenejogatemi gale dash nindewesiim-
inanig kakina heniogatewag kinsws
dash wikwetonsing kimatwenisogatem.
Natvekweiamisheing eshkam nongo
otenawan nisinon agwanasowinan.
Demiskwanibing nopgo anipiug wib-
sgammo piwapiko mikan miejikikenda-
mo anish apitchisaeo kegeti kibakinon-
imi wikadeginawa kinna wa XII nj soga-
dem "a kibimk ninawi dash mi agichi
kaiang anish api tchi gale po eshkam
in bacigwi mi sioda wikwe tossing kim
ava dash Ia Xxi blink api Ia waiaink
gale mi di qi chi ki king wacpiaiaiey
apitchigate go kin nj bode wiciimk ge-
GO mo da ejiaiatchiawiia me midagego-
CANA kigikedaci ma wa apitchigo agagi-
badiciiey apitchi anish mi saminik.
Aug. 8, 1878.
Anisn gishpin minawa mi sinagisiget
&c ketigo nigagisi konana omi kinoa
madapipiijad aiodawi kwetsiDg.
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REPUHLICANs.
Reasons why They should support
Their Party.
From the Toledo Blade.

From the loiedo Blade.
The question which eveTy disaffected
Republican should pat 90 himself he
fore he commits himself against the
party -: Whctlser il is in any way
possible that ire can secure better re-
suits by voting with some other party?
III he viii review all the elements in
this query we are satisfied that his an-
swer will he in the negative, and that
he will he compelled To admit that not
only can he not hope to better himself.
hut further that he cannot do so well.
The Republican party il not all that
any OF us would like: many OF its min
or acts are opposed to our ideas of
right and expediency, and we frequent
ly wish that some Of its leaders were
different. but with all this there is no
mistaking the fact that the worst Of
Republicauism is much superior 10 the
best Of Democracy. There is nothing
which any Republican can complain Of
that will be righted, or even bettered,
by the success OF the Democrats or the
Nationals, while there are many things
of much more importance that will be
irretrievably injured 10y the success of
those parties. The road TO improve
ment in any particular is through the
Republican organization. II is the on
ly one which has the capacity or incli-
nation 10 effect reforms. Attempts at
such by other parties are simply thinly
disguised schemes OF corruption. The
Republican who loves his country and
earnestly desires her welfare, has no
choice but to cling 10 that party with
whose administration is associated the
most brilliant epoch in our history;
whose work is yet far from being done,
and which has in its heart and brain
more potentialities OF good Of the
country in the future than can possibly
be embraced in any or all the organiza-
tions opposed TO il. To build up and
support the Republican party is TO do the
most effective work for the good Of the
country No patriotic man can in justice
10 himself and his convictions permit
himself 10 be driven of from the grand
purpose by some disafection upon a
question Of minor importance, as all
questions which now divide Republi-
cans are.
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CLAYToS Man KILLED ny THE Cars.
Tuesday evening, while freight train
No. ~, going west, was switching cars
at Bristol, Ind, this side Of Elkhart,
Horace Badgley, who was acting as
brakeman for Robert Armstrong, was
jerked. or in some way thrown, from
the car on which he was standing and
thrown under the wheels. Two cars
and half passed over him, in the re-
gion of the abdomen, completely
crushing him. Strange 10 say, the
skin was hardly broken. He died inn
mediately. His residence is at Clay
ton, where he leaves a wife and two
children.
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fuL
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LOWELL, MASS.
eofD nv All DRUGGISTS EvKRrwuHRE.
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Trains are run 10y Chicago time, Whlch Is 20
m nutes slower than Detroit and.COlumhus time.
All trains run daily. except sundays.
CoSNECTIONs-CloSe connections lnade AZ y
silanu, with NJ. &. X. ". FOR ell points east an,
west Al Manchester, with Jackson Branch . !
Is &M. :. X. X. AT llillsdale; win l.. ,; VI.
X X. ". AZ Bankers, with ~. W = n y X k
for points north and south.
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FITS EPILEPSY.
on
FALLING SICKNESS

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months usage Of Dr. Goular,i's Celebrated Iuinl-
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Will send them by mall post paid free lrN
box. A. Dr. GOularl o. the only physician that
has ever made this disease a special study, AMI
as 20 our knowledge thousands have been perma.
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will guarantee permanent cure ia every case,
pr refund YOU al money expended. All suuef-
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Price for large box, $500, or hpNes lot tlo.o",
sent hy mail 90 ans part 81 the United states or
canada on receipt of price or hy express, &. o.
ID. Address,
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Price. % Cents.

BE esreful 20 call for COLI ms voLTAfc PLAs-
TER lest you get some worthless Imitation. sold
BY al Mholssale and Retail Druggists throqghous
the United States and CAnsd ~, and BY WkEkS z
POTTER. ProprictOrs. Boston. Mas.
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LAKE SHORE q AICH SOU.-NICH
CENTRAL-JAORS0Nd TT.
YNE- u. IT, al.
LAKE SHORE 4 MICH. SOU. 2. r..
Trains viii leave the stations named. as follows;
TRAINS ao,Se wKsr.

gH- Michigan Accommodation, going West,
Connects with Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids
TraiR al White Pigeon.
sr- Mail and Night Express trains going east,
c0pnect with Trains for Detroit. at Adrian.
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Mr.. Keller, OF Lamont, Ottawa
county, was accidently shot Ga the
18th ult., from the effects oi which he
died week after.
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Through Coaches between d.
THOtT aud COLI uutS on both En-
press Trains.
LsGM : Trains from Detroit and Main
aud Air Line +. A 4. VI. ami Jackson trains or
Tt,ing in Toie,lo make connection with the twu
Express trains which leaves the columbus y %.
le,Io r. r. Depot-thc Omnibus Line making thr
transfer from union depot in ~ minutes
DIrect connections male IN Union Depot ai
Colurni,us Tor Newark. GAINESVILLE. Pittsburgh
wheeling baltimore, Washington and Philadst
phia: also, for DAYTON Cincinnatl, LOUISVILLE an
Al points south aud southwest.
Pullman Drawing Room and sleeping { ar
from Columbus 90 Baltimore, Washington an
Philadelphia. without change.
Trains will arrive and depart from Toledo a.
Pennsylvania Co.'S depot, Water street, foot o
VA. MILLS Gen. Ticket Agent
ORTANDO SMITH. Gen. SupL
NJ. VI. GREENE. President.
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LANSING DIVISION.

DETROIT hIl.LSDALE g. SOUTH
WESTERN n. n.
Trains viii leave the stations named, as follows,
from and after Aug. 18Th. ISIS:
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E:aCOLlIAS' 60,
vOLTAIC PLASTER

An Electro-GalvanIc Battery combined
with "a highly Medics,ted StnengthenlEe
Plaster, forming the best piestcr for pains
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