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AND AFTER MONDAY. Ap


On AND AFTER MONDAY, Apri
- ll' 1859 Pass pset Train. '5,se Cleveland as follow
800 AM. CiociuH LSpross- New London, shelby
leSt lnc, ahlon, tmdugton and N switch
1880 AM Mail, stopmu- ot AN stations
b'5u ~ uuuual Night Passe stopping at all
tons between Cleveland and Gallon, ami at
t'ai plue on aud Deiuwufci also stopping TO
t'uHt la4.uugCf at am stations suuih OF Gallon.
CONNECTIONS.
nhthFi aAllnshF, Altnshuld Hul Newark Railroad
- Mansfield, VI, Neruon. Newark. GAINESVILLE &C
us 20 no. sburHh u 70. Wayne and Chicago Railroad
i9r Forest. Upper Sundusfy De phus, Lima, III
Nayue, Lpuuue, Chicago, sc. west and East
LOT Asushelo, wooster hiHSslllOn, SC.
"aoh ana HelleiouiWnu Railroad Line Mar Belle.
lo'inue, aldnes Uuiun. MlIciC, In iigugpois
Cairo, ST.. Louis 81.
li twn-t ttayiuu gug tiICuHsl Line .u springfield D
.'tJnt Hamllon, tsH.ru. u NchmOnd, in-
u'nnaplis, ,Ierro Huuts, So LOus, &c; aud al
CINCINNATI with tho ONO 8. Mississippi Rail-
River
tciUuhus, Lu,e Miami mud iumuus and geui, Pan
road Tor AegiH, Dayton, indianapolis, Torre
Huuici $50 Louis Morrow Lovulaud and Cin-
ruultl andWltA tur DhuHu. 40 ssissipui Rail
road 90 Cincinnati for Louis I'0 Evansville ,
Caro- 50 t-ouls, and al DO lnts uu tho Ohio rigcr
tulLIus, irEtT.l ONO lITu1t for Newark yauasyius
Wheeling. la; N0lu uhus, piqug and Ird5Hs
da'iroai for l4qua, Urhuua Ec
80 forLinkels tl CO. points and informal apply al
the Vmo Iloka Nlarp al superior street the Pas
tspEHr Station.
gcvc.uud Anul o. 1859
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NEW YORK WOOL MARKET-July /,


Domestic fleece CONTINUES quiet but firm, with light re-
cepts Sales 40 lbs for inferior Saxony.
Pulled-Steady and unchunged.
Foreign in beOter demand. Sales 800 bales, ncludln
Epss India at lB and Donkkai and MeEtizo on private
terms.
Also 200 bales California at I6a25.
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YOUNG MEN TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Dr AMOS SON take pleasure IN announcing that they
have invented most important instrument or o cure o..
tue above diseases IL has subjected TO test by the
most eminent physcans i London Paris, Phlindepuia
ana New York; It us been declared the only use u instr
ment ed for tho Of Seminal Weokneas,
any disease caused by the secret habits OF youth Price
flOb by mail or express.
N. B.-Dr AMOS & SON, in order to satisfy the most
skepca astu the merits Of thus ument, pledge them
selves that ia instance vhgre 1t prove uusastac
tory afer fair tr0l the money will be refunded by
turning the Instrument IN good order.
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lDbpsifians & 6urQrOns.
TO Chronic ElIUGlt6ts.
nR. BANNING, Qate of New York, }
~ gives notice that he has located at
No. 144 Euclid Street.

No. 144 Euclid Street.
And that having now perfected his system Of BRACES
SPINAL LEVERS PROPS. BRACE TRUSSkS,
PILE SPRINGS, CHlLDBED GIRDLES, |
AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
lie prepared treat usually without med cine) the FOL
lowing and analogous affections, viz
BRONCHITIS; with irritable throat and weakness and
hoarSeness of voice ia speaking and singing.
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST, with cough, bleeding at
the lungs pln shonoss Of breath and paplton OF The
DERANGEAIENr OF THE STOMACH; with indges-
tlOn uCIdy, Of collapse, inntness dull dragging
pains in the sides and a gone feeling, which ag.
grayated on erecting tie body
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS;
with constipation chronic darrhua, prolapsus ami Ind
aURINARY WEAKNESSES, with irritable bladder and
luCuntnent and painful urnutiOus
SEMINAL WEAKNESSES; which if not arrested so
generally end 10 insanity and physical Iuiu.
SPINAL DERANGEAfENTS: with curvature inequai l.
and weak Of the back which, arrested tend
their tncreusC and To consumption.
HERNIA; rudicalCure effected ION n principe) by
means OF his new combination Bruce Truss
DERAN CEMENT OF THE LOWER EXTREMI-
Iiks with ooidssss nGHness heaginess and swelling,
The dropping Of young ladies' with peaked shoulders
large and sharp shoulder Dnde and anGss of the chest
winch are Indicative of carly consumption, pleasantly
removed
SKIRT SUPPORTERS attention Of ladies' is called to
hi, combination And mna ind Spinal Shoulder Brace and
skirt supporter by which most OF the above affections
be prevented aud relieved the form and bearing Uf the
body improved and the weight Of tue skirts held from
the stomach Inyads out Ot the city should inquire by
letter when Dr. may he seen,
The medical profession are invited to examine his suTgi
cal devices.
A Lady in attendance upon Ladies' dool0
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Rates OF Fnro

From tLEN ELAND via
CLEVELAND d TOLEDO RAILROAD
f5.l cisss Iryeln1d pe ruit,..............S 400
n' N''' r''"N ,i Cn' su.......'-...s so 90
D, iowa, y----.,... ~ Is
Do !, LnI LohyenWorth a 60
- hlels5 W h3 lakeu By the car load 10 Iowa Ctt,
or louis, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CANS st sF1sy
rates as By any otherroutu ~"
,,.-.,--, $500. JOHN u. PARSONS
N'''e'ANul hep io-lebiOd6ai2ia GenIiCkct Agt
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Read what 1r bushnell -e,s of u,s CrsefepbfftM

Read what Dr Bushnell saws OF the GraefenbegM
oines hr Lisa pa( ecian Of Bxteuslye praotce ard .
be resurs. ..IH .M .H
" This cgriiles that have used the Graeimberg Ph-
and Mafshals Ca'hocon, sold here Nv J. m g johnson
10 my practce, 10 ontiio Eatis octun They are guqN
HaTford rrunbbn Co. o MHres is57V
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"Your excellent Hair Restorer has met my most san
iallen have recommended t tom friends and they
REV, BRUCE, Newmarket Gallatin County, Illinois.
have tired yonT WS1ds Hair ReSlorer % ind zylo
thirty yePrsngo lfyou wish reference from me will
REv, A. WEBSTER, Boston, Mass.
"You would almost suppose kept an intelligence Of
fec could you the Tepeuied calls have 60 know II
and to see il really hsve any heir When tell them
have qu used one bottle the Resorer their wonder
REV {. "A RUCKREE, As5t Treas An, Bible Uaion, Ed
Bi6is Union Quarterly N. Y CITY
L. very cheerfuy add my testimory to that Of numsr
Gus other freuds ihave oundth zylobasamum super
or TO pnyhing used for The hair, and would fully
REV D, NORRIS, Cross Riusr, Wsstehester County Y
who Is known throgghouit this state % know Of
Of SIrs s. A Aliens Worlds HiirResioror and zyioba
REV, GEO. HEwLINGs, Greenport, III
''Yon nt liberty p name, f you think proper
as Recommendation both ofthe Z,lobalsamum and Of
REV. iosEPH MCKEE. Pastor West Dutch Reformed
Church, NsD York City
"Reoommerds II d."
REV. J. +. GRIswoLD, Washington NeS- -Hampshirs
~ Mrs s Aliens grsp,ratiaas are really eaoaoouSin in
RAY JAMEsP. STONE, Greensboro Vermont.
"Recommends It. &C
serves @ cleanse hoough the hair and scalp 20 remove
ness knesg and naiurl gloss hat requisite 20
der The humasi huir =, rlectly beautiful -
hEY ENANs, Dela Deihi COuHiy, Ohio.
! have used one b0tuoit hes changed my hal and stop
XIV, JAS fiFYF Pa.cr E5H Prsssysaa Church. Or
aH's cYpHiy, NJ
y naye used Mrs. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorsr
and HYlobusamum with veTy henaht In INV family
lts eeahihs ana heang operiaE removing dandraf and
giving % the hair natural ned eaty tone and sofnesg
snrpass thos' o. any nrepaIation known tn mo +"
REV. r. GhlSWOln' Washinqioa NeB Hampshire.
be purchased IN bsiOh You mgy say Ia INV nome that
know your Hnr Restofor be on that 10 purpos 10 be
REV. MOOWE, Pastor Frat B0pfisf Church Cam Blav
N, J tate Agenf Amerioda Bihc Union
y Ia e used Mis-. y A. Aliens Worlds Hair Resfnrer
Qnd Hair pres,ing, and n has also been usok ~ ny wife
We nnquhhed y tflnounoe ihom the hea pTep6ra ions
have ever used-in which declaration numerous friends
DIN us.
~ We think that II these fail TO convince nothing less
h p n al wilt Some few dealls Try 10 sell articles on
which lhe make more profit than osei always INSIST
on having these
ese are the ouy preparations exported any quantity
We al Ire have the best not the lowest priced One
bottle OF tho hestpror VII lost year 81 90 per bottle
hnlsam sJk cents peT bottle
Address al letters for information SC. 10 "Mu s A.
Aliens Worlds Hair Realoler Depot No. abs Brooms
ged IN hed lax ~ outside Wrappers and In Dnck Ink 10
heetions pasted on botiies-nons ether isg
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HARTFORD Trumhuli 90, Ohio, March I, 1887,
herohl certify that nave been dealing IN the Grnettn-
berg hlodiones s ihu nust year End can tiy sng hnt
ha never offered any medicines 10 The public SHAT have
met with The decided appreciation OF The people ko these
pariculhry ihe pills epd Gnholcop Theywih readily
pe-tom uI aud more than De promised for Them. have
sold about v buttlos of the Cahocou the past season.
aud hear tho best results In every case.
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HAYTI LIZ. MRs. E. G. ANpRUs. lrrany I'D

HAYTI REV. MRS. E. C. ANDRUs. (maHy years
Missionary 70 Haytl Martiasburgh, ~
In consequence OF her long residence in the erenamed
Island, hor hair and scalp very unhea thy condi
ton After trying various articles without and
eventually using Mrs. S. A. Aliens, she Whites the
Amencan Bnptst"--"I have derived much benefit ON
the use of"Mrs S. A, Aliens Wo Ia, Hair Resorer and
zyobalsamum have trel various other remedies or
my hair but anything that materially and
asniy benefited has those Of Mrs S. A. Allen"
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT OFGCLEVELAND.
july l-To 5 O'CLOCK p. M
ENTERED
Steamer City of Buffalo, Perkins Buffalo.
" Ocean. Odgeit ne TOit.
Arctic, Fish, Buffalo.
North Star. Sweet. OniOnagOn
Forester Ward Toledo
Propeller Vermont, Newkirk, Dunkirk
CLEARED.
Steamer Arctic. Fish Buffalo
Ocean. Evans, Detroit.
CYof Buffalo, PERI ins Buffalo.
Forester, ward. Toledo.
Propeller Vermont NswkiTk, Dunkirk
On'ario, Reed, Ogdensburgh
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HEALTH OF AMERICAN WOMEN.

Female irreguiuries weakness uterine displacaments
and all loo uterine difficulties and cons troubles
Of women, are entirely cured by TUE GRAEfENhERG
MARSHALL'S uTf mNE CATHOLiCON I
II his connection Miss Beecher sier OF the Rev Hen
~ Ward BeeCher u letters TO the people, 29 says
81 have nine sisters an sisofsn law, and fourteen fe
male cousins AL ma led and all delicate aud Hitng
Amid the immense circ CO my nends and aCquainl
can OF eca married aides born IN this century aud
country who perfectly healthy % In cases. however
where c GTaeienbors Cathouonu has been used must
ay that health has rapidly taken the place Of iseHse, and
ladies' have become ust strong vigorous and healthy.
Mrs Gleason, OF n ira, "Beautifultndeed is the
cnnhdug trusting uutuTe Of but how much does II
need TO be protected by atohulness tha will lead her
in time Of appeal 10 medical adviser OF sCen-
tidc education mural worth aud purity OF character" All
these may be secured by undressing tho Graoonbus Com
pany.
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An ~ srumenl for e cure ul NOCTURNAL Emissions more
properly ky.vm ns Seminal Weakness. Can De pemt
nUny cured ltCuu days Two months by Iue
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6CLEvEE4NID TFEMADE SEMINAR

u l3' ..a.8 S. N SANFORD, A. NJ, Principal
salou upon
n Dol H
n hg exc ion
EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTORS
feauein a vI Intt Country Uc lnea o
~ Cuuny W !
pot Term
Nov rrmon mencsT Thursday Sept
FeT dtrfnmsi@ Admission vtmvs PRINCIPAL
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We think very highly Of your preparations and have
DOUBT fyoq had an agent IA this vicinity, large quantity
REV WILLIAM PoRTEUs, Stan,oica Connecticut.
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REV. DANIEL T, WOOD, AEddlstopn Oron0e Co., ~
My hair has greatly thiokensu upon head and put
on very lively healthy appearance The is true
nv daughter; HER HAIR HA D BECOME THIN, AMI
CAME OUT CONSTANTLY, UNTIL WE THOUGHT
THE HEAD WOULD BE ALMOST BARE; HER
HAIR HAS HANDSOMELY THICRENED UP, AND
ALSO HAS A HEALTHY APPEARANCE, We are
thankful you, aud feel that have fun value of our
money d"
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Riv. II V. nEGEN, Ed Guide to Holiness, j" Boston
Mrs "A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer found among
other advertisements insert from actual expert
meut Th't it promotes the growth Of the ir where
badness had commenced, we have ths evidence
our own eyes. We can testify to its effects"
REV $, B. MORLEY, Pastor Congregational Church. At
tleborO. Mass
81 have used Mrs s. A. Aliens Worlds Har Resorer
and zylohalsamum. The effect Of the Hair Restorer ha
been 70 change the "Crown Of Glory" which belongs
old men to The original hue of YOUTH This was done by
single bottle used ling directions Others ofmg
acquaintance with effect. The Zylolalsamum l re
gard invaluable dressing for the hoir"
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1t gives great certify 20 the invnriable
ralve ion Of the GT1etenbeTg Marshals Uterine Ca
thocm m all cases of female disease and to the skin and
high moral character Of the A.edibal Department Of the
Graoienberg Company. - -
J. p. LAMBERT, NJ. D.,
Auburn -Four Corners, Perm.
am Methodist clergyman MY heart has fairly ached
to witness the feeble health Of women as hayo travelled
my Cwut preaching the Gospel. thsmk God however,
that have all these diseases 10 the 9raefen-
berg Marshalls Uterine CahOlcun who it has been
used Rev PETER SHARP, Ridgeway, N CHI,
former of Western ark, Mediua o.. o.
az For sale by Druggists aud Medicine Dealers through
out The State
C1 For medicines agencies address
II. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
mnrlS Agent Ohio.
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llssi Is ls zi--a
SALE OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT
FREIGHT DEPOT G.. p & A. F.F)
Cleveland, AIul 2l, ls59.
TUE FOLLOWING DESCRIRFD
wv. -N--O Wv. ~. = E'II " n. y h It
CuElpEST ROUTE TO TIE EAST,
= OPPOSITION q
70 the Lake Shore Railroad Monopoly

Isl Glass Emc TO Eu0do luclui iing S'aierooms and
-. 81 so
81 Ca Igre l9 buhI'n ....., l50
lsl tIuss Fare from Cleveland 90 Niagara Fails and
L-----L-- D
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ANDSC APE GARDENIN
A. j. DOWNING and H. w. SARGENT.

Thf, elegtat Work PRACTICAL LANDSCAPE GAR
pERING comprises A. j. DoWNINGs great Work, and
end valuable Treatise by
HENRY WINTHROP SARGENT,
ths tse progress Of Rural Art b the United States 70 the pres
sct time; DESCRIPTIONS Of AMERICAN PLACES,
PRIVATE RESIDENCES,
CENTRAL PARK, N. Y, LLETELLYN PARK, N. j.,
with fo1 sccount Ofthe
BECIDUOUS AND EVERGREEN TREES AND SHRUBS.
Presenting sO In tabular view, the experience Of cuyAtOrs
In saerent parts Of the UDoD with the hardy and hahsIdy
BvUUeens
Tbe Illustrations ts: Of
sLvEN SUPERB STEEL PLATE ERGRAvINGs,
Assss ebgayng wood and stone Of the best
AMERICAN RESIDENCES AND PARKS,
with Portraits Of many remarkable Trees aud Shrubs.
PRICE SO so.
Etpt by msD, prepAd, receipt OF price.
A. U. MOORE Co,
Agricultural Book Publishers,
No. l40 Fultonst, NewYork.
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Drp @oc6s.
~ + T 4 II l. B L s T
COMPLETE AND UNIVERSAL SUCCESS or
w. 8. & @. II. THOMSON'S
CELEBRATED

INDESTRUCTIBLE SKIRTS,
WITH PArENT EYELET FASTENING, WEDGE SLIDE
AND WATCH-sPRING BU5TLE.
The perfection Of Skirt manufacture" Morris wlIss
Home Journal.
complete Eyele. Fastening tasteful and .esan, in effect"
IN Y. independent
This shiIt pronounced fsuea"-f ~. Y Eyaoselist.
Far eIesIlipg .hs best importssionl'-IIbd.
1t deserves all the p'sise It has received -" Times.
A CARD-Ths manufacturers Of the GROWN SKtRT5r
beg thai the very great favor with which the "INDE
sTRUCrIBLE SKIRT hAs been received, has made t
ery make unusual e,erons supply the demand
and they running their Mandatory night aud day
for this purposs, their orders requiring IaNESsE INCREASE
~ rHEIR PROJECTION In addition their aia large prodac
ton Of
THE PIcCoLoMlgt, ETRUscAN LACE. 6ossAMER
EXPANSION
and other popular styles To effect to' tse contracts are
now out for upward Of
5000 BRAIDED STEEL PR DAY,
al ofwhich prepared expressly for them By their makers
and hradethe very bes. In America Having ample poofOf
the uniyesl popularity Of this chef S0arsr Of skt.
cture the KDEsTRucTIBLE SKIRT, they intend placing il
within the reach Of every sdy who wishes the n.os graceful
durable snd In ell respects SKIRT EVER PRODUCED
Ps-An nyoies OF besu.sl Shirt, I, being pre-
pared for TIE QUEEN OF ENGLAND aud THE EnPsEss Or
fR.ScE.
Fer BY the Principal Jobbsrs aud Retailers everyrhere
Looh Tor and trade marx the Cl0~n stamped
every Shirt No others are genuine.
NEW-YORK.
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BYAYAvOMTE ArTnos.
THE SUNDAY MERCURY.
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READ TIE TABLE OF CONTENTS
20, To,MoRhow.
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ROMANCE OF HISTORY. By JOHN sm1H, "a, or Ar
The RUNAWAY WIFE A CAPITAL sSIreH. By w. o.
THE sEcREY HISTORY OF A HEART Trailing
TOM sRUNYAREs LECTURES, SLIGHTLY HUMOROUS
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cEIEBkITfss 4st oF rns phoMEsa6E, rerr.r OF
TEE CIIY.' ByJ ALEx.sDEs PATrEs sivinss
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ON WIIiKIpeE,
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saE CALLS NE FATHER.
She calls NE " fstherr-tbough my ear
Tha. .hnl ing name shsl never hear,
Yet TO my heart sfecton b-ings
Toe sound 10 sweet lmafinlngsy
feel its gushing music roll
The t.'esm Of rapture my s1u;
Ard when she starts 20 welcome me,
And when she tot;ers g my knee,
And when she clmbs 4. 20 embrace
Ny bosom for hiding pace
And when enc nestii1g there Nclines
Aud Nth isr ry re3k ent~i1ss
And when her lips Of roses seek
To prets their swse.ness Oh my cheek,
Or when upon ny csrefui brea,t
lon her % her che.Jo res,
The hear. 10 whsh hold my dove
Swells with uru,.s rsbe love!
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