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rHE SPIRIT or DEMOCRACY
rERsRAEy MAI 2es issss
"a Blessing n Disguise. "
FADEtPHf sr, BRookLYS. n. Y,
Mach %. 1881,

rof AUEdrht III DkIUhLI Y. ". L II
March 90, 1881.
No family should be with gu AI.LcocK's
PaRsUs PLIsrEas; thsir healing poWers
are wonderful aud their seic,,y far
reaching and las ing For years pass I
have seen and known them to cure and
relievo the mos obs mate aud distressing
c.sss pf fheamatism, Kidney ] cumblafng,
btpaehiiis. suearaleis,s iambago, iafaa,-
ma leu Of the lungs ani throa. psraly-
sis. as .hma. spiaal weakness. and coughs
and colds. In my own csse they have
Afforded me almos ins an' and pert,a'
nen' relief. Ny friends consider them
aaisyaisablssud specify remedy for.ail
ksnds Of asaas and pains. DTbsN sress
blessing 10 disguise; arl newi'e or mo h,
or should Be vi houtsthsm II she values
her peace a,.d cOmfsrt and freedom from
nsftoss srt.ustion and other ailments
As renathening plas 'er. also for back.
aches and weaknesses, they have no
equal. 1 have never yet found q plas or
so s'rcacious and stinala ing, or 10 give
so much general sa isfac'ion. Used in
connection with BRANDRErH's universal
liie-giving and life healing PHI Is, no one
need despair Of /. speedy restoration TO Q
god sound health Z u
MRS, E. TOMPKINS.
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IFATs

Those contemplating trip westward
will certainly do we'll to carefully con.
sult the time tables OF the Baltimore and
OhiS road, Its dslebrated 5asfstrains,
its sure cenpections, and rates slsags as
low rs the lewest, make it beyond all
controversy the best line west. Colo
nists are carried in first class cars on fast
t,siss, ana every possible care. is taken
81 iasafe ssmfort and consenie1ee.
Trains run through without change Of
cars tc Chicago. where direct connection
10 made with al leading lines to the
west, eorthFest and southwest, making
hdt 1 single change Of CATS to lows,
R,ssss, Nebraska, Texas Minnesota.
90. Ne otheriine can offer such sdvsn.
tages ss the Baltimore and Ohio.-Ils
costs but very little time and trouble
to learn this. and in the end may lead
toahs saviug Of much Of both as wei 90
money. Above all things do not puf-
chase tickets before having a talk or re-
ceiviDg . letter from one Of the B. & o.
Agents. "a litter addressed to W. e.
Keppeft, eofum bus, Ohio; 70 JF. Lane,
WkssliagsW. Va,ste J. a. Webb. Fos-
toria, Ohio; 10 T. A. Lee GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, or call upon either of these gen.
tIemen viii lead to thorough informa-
tiOn as to all necessary details of time
spnssosioas, fares, baggage, etc.. etc.
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An Interesting Puzzle.

Pelha, some OF our readers are not
unfamiliar with The following puzzle
A Young man asked an old man for
his daughter in marriage. The answer
Was: &c, into the orchard and bring
In parcel OF apples. Give me one halt
Of the whole number. and the mother
one-half nf the remainder. and hall
apple over. and have one left for your
self, withou, cutting the apple, and then,
II she 10 willing. you can have her,
He solved the QUESTION. and how many
did he biing7 Fourteen, as you car
easily prove. The old woman w,s tn
have one half the balance, which will hs
three and Q half and . half an apple
aver, which vpuld mske four apples fol
her. There would he three apples left
of which the daughter Was to have one
hall, an.i half an apple over, which woult
give hpF two, snd leave the lever hil
enc, whkent cutting the apple.
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> ROAD NOTICE. % M.

,Iss1 Efasi 81 ~- ssis =, .zs5i{-
kJnTlCR Is hereby giysn that :. petition
~ will be presented to the Conmissionsrs
Of aonfoef County II their mestinS @ BE-
held 81 their next tHesulaf sessions spsayinE
foI an ansndueut Or review. and survey sf
the County road leading from Brownsvills
to intersect the road qesd,sgs sfsn sAls1an-
dsr's Mill to the river, along the fsllsvinS
route, VIZ: Beginning for the sams ~ tEe
forks Of the road on the lands 81 Sxmisi
Ridgway; through the laDds Of samasl snias-s
vay, following thu old road as ,near. a prae.
ticable; thence through the lands ef James
B. Ridsway; thence through the fands ef
Hugh Dinrs; thence shronsh, Itha slsuds sf
James 3. Ridswas; thsnss through the lands
Of Benny Lohrsy; thence tArsngh tbsi i.nds
of Thomas Csrsen; thence thseugh the lot OF
the Schoolheuse in SAB District Ne 4, thsnss.
through the lands Of Joseph Hill; thence.
through the Iands Of Stephen Sslss; tAsnss.
through the lands Of Joseph Hill; thsnes,
through the lands pf John Sinclair; thsnes'
through the lands Of Job $ Ullsn; thence
through the lands Of VIM Hoblrg; shsasS
thrsushsths lands Of Aug. Sand4r; thsnss
to intsfsectsthe cid road pear the line bs.
tween the lands Of Adam Tester and Wu.
Hsburg; thence through the landsi sf Wn.
Hoburs; thence through the lands Of Jshu
Haythern,' ths1 plaeei ofs tsrminstiSn; aaid
proposed routs mot TO 5sxetgd 8. .dsgresa,
May lst, 1883 sw.. JOB s. ULL0X.
f73@ 4egf F&fs so tEnlHsfE Il -
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
~ be presented to the Commissioners Of
Monroe County at their meeting to be held
at their next regular session praying for an
amendment or review and survey OF the
County road leading from Brownsville to con-
meet with q road petitioned for by Job s. Ul-
lom and others, it being necessary for the
convenience of themselves and neighbors on
the following routs Viz: Beginning for the
same at the forks of the road on the land Of
Henry Tieman, through the lands Of Henry
Tismsn; thence through the lands Of Mar
garet fiemsu; thence through the lands Of
J. J, Dornbush, thence through the lands Of
Johanna Biegsl; thence through the lands Of
John Hile; thence through the lands Of sam
uel Petty; themes through the lands sf Sam-
uef Ridgwsy, terminating on the lands Of
Samuel Ridgway at the beginning Of said
petition of Job g. Ullom and others;s said
proposed route not to exceed degrees.
FREDERICK BUsHA.
May lst, 1883, 5w.
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- A remarksble woman: DR.. Aber-
nethy, the celebrated phyaician, was
never mole displessed than by hearing
Q patient detail long sccount Of ironb-
les A sponsn knowing Alternately
love of the laconie, having burned her
hand. called ct his house. Showing
him her hand, she said: "A burn" "A
poultice," quietly answered the learned
doctor The n, II day she returned and
said {: "Better.n 'Continue the poul-
Lice. rpeplied DIR. A. In week shs
made ber last call and her speech was
lengtheneds 10 three words: "Well, your
iee?" "Neihme." said the physician
"you are the most sens BILE woman ev.
er ersaw.n-HaTyeyyB Bozdr..- -------------
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The green three-cent s'smD will have
been 10 use thirteen year, when the new
lrste goes into effect next 0:toher.
1t is noticed as 8 curious fact that the
people who live at watering. places all
the year round never think OF taking q
bath.
lFirst Woman: ssBas LOT sJurss, there
is no way Of getting at her age!" Sec
oud womsu: "Yss, there is.1 Multiply
II BY two!'
!. Pagilists are generally con .iiered
plucky fellows. but none of them ge,
thsough With spariag match without
feinting. ss@'~ : : 49,
,s A, tornado is very much Ike the quack
doctor who strike a new town, II
comes with-sb;g blow, and then desc
lstion follows.
b The name Of General Diaz sic pro-
nounced as though It we're spelled "Dee.
arth," With the bread sound of as 10
"fsr."
A man suffering from debility, and
loss of appetite; took two bottles OF
Hoods Sarssparilla, gained ten pounds
and got well.
A New York physician of note says
it is dangerous TO kiss any one who is
fasting or hungry, as the saliva at such
times is very poisonous.
Rubbing wart, night and morning
with q moistaned piece Of muriate OF
ammonia is sal to cause their disappear
ance without pain or scar.
"Boy, what are you building that
mud dam across ihe gutt,r for ?" "Oh,
nv father is a congressman, and he'l
get me o 'prepriation as soon'ssI can
make q sahiagls d ,ak!" spec - rs
NO." said New York belle who bad
just returned from tour to E lrope and
Egypt; mo, l didn't go to the Red sea.
Red, you know, doesn't agree with my
eomplexion n.
n
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PROBATE NOTICE.

ft'"@ be& "-- 1iE stpad "a
| A CC0gNTS and yoschsrs. .kass been llsi Ia
a the Probate. Court Of Monroe County,
Ohio, By tie following Executors, Admins.
traitors and 6uafdians. 10 wit: Gf,Sf
Second partial settlement account sf David
kcKelyy Guardian Of the minor heirs q
Samuel and Elizabeth Green, dsc'a. = -
First aud final ssstlem ant sccoust sfsH
sxauisr Buchanan Admfr Dc bouis non, Of
the estate Of Themss BdrkKart. sdscsszsa,
First and dnsl ssttlsmspt ssvsunt Of Jsseb
C. Yeho and Blisabetk emyA, Admintstfx-
tors n the estate Of John 'sssyth dsosd. -
+ First and innai settlement aeseuns n IsAH
A, Brrni, Adninistrstsr. ss NJ sgsats sf
Samuel Bruni. deed. - y sA''s
First and 6nal ssstienssnt sseSany ssfH ~
chasi Bongh Admipistra.or Of the estate
Of Jacob c. :Nanry. deed.
Second and final settlement ,acgouat Of
John Ruby, Admir- with the will annexed,
upon the estate Of christfaA Bruni, dss'i. -
/ Third partial settlement scoount otSimseu
Hill Guardian Of the minor heirs Of Samuel
kcEiugh, deceased. 80
First and fnal settlement account sfsEd-
wsFd oksy Admir- with the will annexed. lpen
the estate OF ,Jacob,W, ,Dearth, deceased
First partial settlement account Of WaShL
ingtou Nelson Admir- Of the estate Of sasxn
Griffith, deceased. -
First and hnal ssttlement acosuur sfg 4 r.
l. p, W. Hannahs Adm'fs Of the estate e
James Hannabs, deceased. - ~,
First partial setslsnent sseouutos esmusl
EsDnvsn Admir-. with. tn will upsxsd,apss
the estats, Of Jephthah Duvall. deceased.
Fl ct and 6nal settlement account cf Jeha
Rubls and c. d Millse Bxscuts.s IL ths'win
Of David. Bubble dscsassd. s,w g4n5a.sv
Fourth partial settlement account Of Lsufs
Bsfz Guardian Of the estate Of LSuiss ny
minor
ANY person intefsstsd MY Gle vris..u
exceptions tosaid aecoants. sssny item tksre-
Of, on or before isthe 3lst day of .Msy
next, when the same will Be finally heard and
continued from day 10 day until disposed ei.
.sistsAY veE 81 si6f sR.lEstWALTON;as
4 nAysissyS. do Psobats Jndse.M. G. o..
s*srsi5yc. sstgs ssten
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I sNUMBER ONES" OFFER.
Ready to Surrender Himself Whom
ever Called On.

Ready to Surrender Himself Whom
! ever Called On.
ESw York. May l9-Roger A Pry-
erscpnns9 for the Irish exiles u sent Q
note Il day tothe counsel for the Brit-
ishf Govstnment In which he said r.
sFrem Newspaper reports, pablished sp-
parenuy by anthority OF the British
minister at Washington, It may be In
fefred that the British Government
would cause the arrest O: Mr. Patrick
j. P. lyman il be could be found. l
am instructed BY Mr.. lyman to inform
whomsoever it may concern that he has
not ohtruded himself upon the public
notice, neither has he been in hiding,
and that on inlimation to the undersigH
ed be will promptly present himself to
the marshal, to do and abide whatsoev
Rer lhe laws Of the U ,ited States may re.
iq9iresof him '' = ~ S1<kt
Mr.. Marbury, the British consul, re-
piled that he had no warrant for lyman;
none had been issued, and that he had
not received any instructions concern
ing lyman.
A World reporter saw Mr.. PRYOR and
the latter said: "If ,Yod we're to see Mr. \
Tynansyoul would find him a lsingnlarly
intelligent, modest, quiet, and reserved
gentleman"
s"wiIr'yod tell ME where + can see
him ? was asked
L sThat is asking too much, I cnnld
'det give you that Information without
his permission. Mr. lyman is an ex-
cessively modest man and .hrinks from
publicity. .Itis only foIIy-eight hours
since Ismtsef msda his acquaintance.
He is living in tais vicinity with bis wife
and family consisting of eight children.
His wife is refined. lady like, and &C
complished, and he himself is a schol-
arly, quiet, reserved, esrnest. and reso-
lute gentleman He is man OF deep
and strong convictions. . man who
would not easily be turned from his pur.
pose when be had once made up bis
mind what course to pursue It's, q |
great injustice to him to suppose that
he is hiding. He is man OF medium
height, aud when Il Hast saw 6im vac
neatly dressed In q dark suit. When
the occasion Iequireag it lyman will be
fully able and prepared TO speak for
himself and make good his defense"
"Are General Butler and General
Walker also engaged as counsel for Mr..
Tynanp ksSl az J 4 III
IL presume that in csse that demand
we're made for extradition, General
Walker and General Butler would also
act as his counsel
ETynan's full namesis Patrick .Ioseph
Percy Tsnan, and he is the famous
One. @a
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enp ONE TRIAL.

IF you have been using other Plss' ers
ene-rial sf' ALLcocK's PoRoUs Will con-
visee yeu 81 fheir ~ondetfafsupsriori'y
Take no eshereso called porous Plasters
that claim to be be, er. they are all
frauds 60 en- up to sell sL the world.
vide reputation Of the senuine ar iele.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be
IN School House erected at Jerusalem, In
sab-distriot No. I, Malaga township, Menroe
County. Ohio, and that sealed prop esals will
be received by the Clerk OF the Board until
la o'clock, noon, Of Saturday, June 8, 1889.
Specifications on sls With Clerk.
May 7, 1883. ALEX. HARDBSTY,
myl5 ,ssw4 Clerk sf Besrd.
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NoW lOfk... Nv % 'o.oV Fo:oof ~
Praius run on Columbus time west Of the
Ohio higer. - s44
BASr BuuND-No l. daily, with through
Sleepers from, Chicago TO New York, and
Sleeping Car from Indianapolis to Wheeling.
No. 8. through Slespsrs from Chicago to Bal
timore daily, and Through Coach from San
dusky to Columbus, through Coach colum.
bus to Wheeling daily. No. s. daily, New
ark to New York, on other Divisions, daily,
except Sunday. Sleeping Car Chicago juno
ton; to Cumberland. All other trains daily,
except Sunday =
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ROAD. NC NOTICE. II! y

NoTrCB II hereby given chat = pstitisn
IN will be presented to the cennissionsrs
Of Monroe eounty. Ohio, at their next sss-
sion June 4, 4. D. 1883, PRAYING Tor thsss.
tsblishdsent sfAa county rssd Sa ahs fsllsws
ing line to wit: Beginning at the fsrkssf the
road at Lecompton running thence north On
tue snnmsf6sldI road sbonte sApsdTsd
yards to 40, pax trss; thsnse in northeast
course on the north side Of ths rnns thfsuek
the lands Of Jacob n. Hamilton 70 the uestk
wsst end Of The tressls Of .hs9 A&c, Rails
road; thence east on south siAs Of said trssI
tie crossing Wills Greek On u join Batt'g
land. intssssctinss the isssnsy rsa isAdts s
from L.Hisxills down Wills Crssk. 80,
nayl.'s3t5. MANY PETITIONERS.
1881 49, . fs5 ~ s1k1f 81 fl5fyu+tss
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Proposed amendment t0thet
Constitution Of Ohfe.
sECriOs'EsGnEEEN,oF ,oF sGaBD-
SENATE JOINT REsoLurIoNNe, 50.
JOINT, RESOLUTION,

- Joint sRE5OGUTIoN N~0g S--s
Proposing Amenaments to the Constitution
BE IL Resolred 6y,te General. sAssens5ly o.. f.tts
Stafs T Ohio, That, atthe general election to
be held on the second Tuesday of October,
1883. there shall be submitted to the electors
for their approval or rejection two propositious
to atnehd the eutstitution Of tffs state, az fol.
lows:
FIRST PRoPostTtoS. ..... ,-.i
THE additiona! section" in and with section
eighteen of the schedule shall be repealed and
there shall be substituted for it the following:
The general assembly shall regulate the
trnfic in Intoxicating liquors so as to provide
against evils Resulting sherefron; ard its power
to levy taxes II assessments thereon Is not
limited by any provision of this consultations"
nECoND PROPOSITION. ,. ... p,
"The additional section in and with section
eighteen of the schedule shal, be repealed, and
there shall be substituted for it the following:
The manufacture of and the traffic in in.
toxicating liquors to be used as a beverage are
forever prohibited and the general assembly
shall provide by law for the enforcement Of
this provision" .s l.,,
The electors voting in favor of the said first
proposition shall have on their ballots the
words Regulation and taxation of the liquor
trrfic-Yes;" and those voting in favor of the
said second proposition shall have on their bal
lots the words, Prohibition of Intoxicating
..s-t --...
If either Of the said two propositions be
thus approved by majority of the electors
voting at the said election. then the amendment
therein proposed shall constitute a separate
section of article fifteen OF the constitution.
'.' o. HODGE A7
Speaker II the House Of Representatives..
vr-f -.7g r 6. RICHARDS, s
asss4t e. President Of The Senate.
Adopted April 4, 1883
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'Daily. faxesP. Sunday. tRxsspt Sat-
urday. -.
Trains ION on Baltimore tiiae sss. sf the
Ohio River. ,Leaving time ~ Wheeling Is
city time. ~ s-3sJ J sih asIv1 ggTug
WEST BAUND-No 4, daily, with throagh
sleepsrs from Nv York to Chicago No.
2, through Slsspers baltimore to Chicago
and through Coach froIa Columbus to ssn-
dusky daily. No. s iaily, on Maiu Line aud
9. o, Division; on other divisions daily, ex-
sept Sunday. Sleeping Car Cumberland TO
Chicago junction aud Wheeling to In ilana p
slisr AL othes traius daily, except sunday.
L. u. coLI, General Ticket Agent, Balti-
more. ~ .a 49, faG - . s1tl ha.
? w. R, RBPPBRT, Pass. Ag't- Columbus,
C.K. LORD Gen. Pass. .Agt, Baltiuors,
B. BUNHAA, Gen. Man, Newark. -
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NOTICE.

= -. L,.sNkA q f-i-,3 .AsEt sSn ssa41
I sAAC R0s s, residing in the State Of West
i virginix, postofacs address unknown, via
take notice that on the Ssth day If Aprist
1883 sRl ,abeth Hart sled hsrg petition II. .thS
court Of common pleas Of Monroe county,
Ohio. in case Nc. 24i6, Aagainst The sSsvs
named Isaac Ross. and others, prayins that
hsr Judgment for $50 80, interest and COSTS,
be paid out Of money due said Isaac Ross, in
the hands Of }. r. aCnlvsrhSass % GxssStsr
Of the estate Of Rlijah MeMahos. deceased.
You are required, TO ansver On OF before
tho 18th day Of July, 1855, or judgmsns
nsy be taken against yoas 4 - a.
= may22.s3t7. ssas ELISABETH HART.
VIZ. OKEy 4 Sos, Ast,ys.
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dstiil Faithful.

Ex-senator Tsbor's first wife, whom
he discarded as soon as be became a
nillionaire, 10 said to remain faithful in
her aff, ctiens for him. and though she
10 now rich. she declates thaslthe hap
pieet DAYS Of her life were when she
kept bis grocery store at California
Gnich. She nrays that lie may soon
lose bis wealth, when, she believes, bis
Oshkosh bride will desert him and be
will ae clad to return. to his 6rst and
tsne love. No matter to what depth OF
deersastfon be may sink, she says she
viii slxs3s he willing to- receive him
back 70 her heart and home.
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THE Board Of Examiners Of Monroe County
/ viii hold meetings for the examinstion
Of tsarhers as follows: i,.., .,,,ss.i..,
Woeds6eld, Saturday, May IL, 1888,
g July "A, 1883
Those desiring certificates Of any grade
must bs examined. sa - ea'&h
! Examinations to commerce 81 o'clock.
Ry order Of the Board II sr7sY
mayl, ,'S5td. JAMES A WATSON, Clerk.
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Erie.s Experience.
ANOTHER CURE UTTERLY WITHOUT A rRE
.retf eCEDEEf.
ERlE, PA, Sept. lOth. 1SSl.

AhVIdcn OChs uiIsoLi WAInVuE u fhE
.reif eCEDEHf. 9
ERIE, Pa, Sept 10th, 1881
Ck. HsRrHAN; I cannot but express
ny thsnks 10 you tor the great bsn.fi
] received FROM ihs use Of Peruna and
4nnai;aa. One bottle of each placed
me squarelv on nv feet, after lonG
sickness. which had laid me in bed and
then left me lame and crippled Three
DAYS use OF these r, NEEDLES dispensed
With the cane, snd in week was per.
fectiy we'll n J. WRIGHT.
Business Agent. E y Evening Hern'd
Ask ,our Druggist for DR HART.
MANS Book on the "Ills of Life." He
wili-aiye u gratis. II not, sdd.ess DR..
b. at Osborn, o. ~
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. OHIO.
OFFICR OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE. q
]. JAMES W NEWMAN, Secretary of State Of
the State of Ohio. do hereby certify. that the
foregoing is Q true copy Of Joint Resolution
adopted by the General Assembly of, the State
of Ohio, on the 4th day Of April. A. D. 1888.
~ taken from tho original rolls fled in this
office.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, / have hereunto
subscribed my name. and affixed the great seal
of tho State of Ohio at Columbus, the 4th day
of April, A. D. 1888. i,t''' -. : y o -
GO JAMES W NEWMAN. ~,
rsEAL.l F'k.A secretarye iState.
- -, - I ..-ni - z > .-..---..
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby; given. shat pstitIsrf
~. will be presented TO the connissionsrS
OF Monroe County, At their ns&s ssssisn gsns
4 a D. 1883, praying for the alteration u &,
cenuty road on the following lins u Hitf
omfnencing At the foot OF the hill on ne
lands ef Nary and Margaret Nesbitt On the
sardis and Woodshsid road isisncs thrsHgR
The lands Of Mary and Ma, sArst Nssbitt, Ps<
ter winklsr, q. Hossnan, gsdffsy .aasssf;
ths HEIRS Of Adam ksIsehbaaSh. CkfiSifait
s.sldsr. John Rsissnbaus sh, il, vth> ksi,s Of
Chris Bsndel and Martin Badsr; thspss ts jnl
tersect the Fishing Greek and weodshsl6
rosd. i4'cRHsH MANY PBfl7f0DRRs;.
aprl7.'s3t5..
:. 30 12'o. nis'' l,sGs<ssq ir1e ~
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RAfLK0ADs.
b. 4. 4. G. R'Y CO.
II N "a II n II La HSs
So. S.ryta7
TAKE EFFECT II NJ, OCT. 20, tSSA

Trains make connection with the B. i O.
aud G. 4 r. Railroads, also, with Capt
Princes steamboat. sc =, Lucas," Wheel
ing. Trains run daily, Sunday excepted.
TRAINS GOING EAST.
LEAyEs No 2 Nh 4
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1883-05-29
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
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