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OR A GIRg0N

Fgrmerly- OF New York CITY, viii pay One Hun-
drsd dollars for the groqf that ae eyer sils 2 eEs
sum for the proof that any other PhyIieian u
the United States treats rhs sAzns dissa5sl Win
-Ifisr Tasay years OF la5orfous study and ezDssi-
encs, Dr. GIBSON . happy in being aDls e an ~
gFsten of treatment for the
sPEEDY AND PERMANENT CQ4E
81 the above and other private asasea Vltn AZ Daa
elects arising thgrefrom, inclrdlng
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsIkAIlOh.
"a as 4 95 6sd sl5eb5 5e s 6ufs 81 doisfS Tit6
sslfgtyled ply yaieaus who pruss = treal ~ plY-3
maladiss With ss.eeess, and without reesfEing tns
s1It6oaah DR.. GfBs0N has Diploma, yet be
makes no boast Of that net iI ne veg Eealoa MS
Of inteIliqsnee Tor neither diplomat, nor coliogli
nor even sxpeIisles ever yst pos9esssd p8sE y .
ons aineia iunce ilto nledica ge1lnl neither co..
be boast that be ls 9 member oi losls S eosse n n
purpose Of ensnarinE the innocent. But what Dr.
GIBSON might boast Of Is thisr that be is able g
give entirB satisiaction 70 these who repo99 COM
denee IN his ability and integrity, and that ~ ha5
Deriected an American system q treat5neqt allen
patent medicine 70 sgua for the radical cure q ae-
tlal weakness, and all diseases or osrangslleq.ls
beth mental and physical arising nom sexual or
br GIBSON also claims for his nsw tTestrsat s
md hfsf ths agents Used ars in q rs5ect diiags0-
able be uses no relies Of The dark agasi sueh q
no restrictions in diet or business EeQuirsd Third
y bis Treatment Is positive and eorainn az caee5-
He stands prepared 70 go into any pubie or prtVtS
hospital in the United States and demonstrate the
great faet that he is able to permanently cure ten
cases, in the same length OF time required DT any
other Physician 10 cure Ono similar ease. IiI
Fellow Citizensl Facts are tangible things, and "a
mind can be fed, and rom Wheh Just and dsdniIs
conclusions can be deduCed.
Or. GIBSON is permanently located IN ClsYslznd,
and has during the past six months periorued many
cures Of diseases which had for years resisted all
other modes Of treatment. Reference can Be- given -
individuals Of the first Eespectabity in EaFaland,
Boston, lev York, and ether cities in reg1fd %,
skill and integrity in al Professional
Dyspepsia, Hhrematism, bcrofula and al chronic
diseases treated with unusual success. W
- Medleine sent 70 any part OF the country on
receipt OF tan dollars
at his Ofhce. lf-e
DR. GIBSON,
Professor Of EleetroPatiy and MedieiAs,
sa5- Ofcs No. III Ontario street, up stsirl, isE
doors from the Public Square. -4 lfI
once hOurB from 70 Y and from to to5 o'clock
daily, Sundays exoepted.) nova
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RRPuBIIoAN DEMONSTRATION.

An immense and enthusiastic Mass Con
vention Of Republicans was held here yester-
day, and addressed by Messrs Cnrten, Hicll-
man and Campbell.
In the evening there was brilliant torch
light procession with FIRE works By the Wide
Awakes Of West Chester, Philadelphia, and
the neighbOring towns Speeches were made
By Messrs. oasSady, MeKeaghi Richey, Coffee
and Chesseman, OF California It was the
finest demonstration ever witnessed in this
county TFlt srr-r --rrHtr fTr-r
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Meaieines.
lPn,s LIVRR INYIGOR.

GANFORD'S LIVER 1NVIGOR-
- ATOR never debilitRtes. Il is compounded
Entirely free FROM GUMS and has become an s.
blisbed ft ssnesr9 ID sqGe' aS 0R 3 low SaS "a
70 with confidence in all the diseases for which u is
n nas cured thousands within the last two years
who had given Up all 2 hopes OF relief, as me
nhniofous . soiicitedlo certificates in my POssPs-
w dose must be sdap. ted to thetemporament
~ {nIiiVfdnal taking IT. G and used in such Quanti-
- ~ ~ ~ qenerailyls lss ION the bowels -
LEI the dictates Of your i a9g 5Is y4 h
the use Of The Ii 80 = II u - "A fiITJ,1'2I - =
WI ~ D,spFPsiI .Cfifoss nc DtAEEHoA, sUHHER
dl,ipfs 1Srs IJYEENTERYH- iDEoPsY5 SoUR sT0NApH,
- .sT-I1Hf CosTTvTIFEs,It- OHoLiC, CHOLERA AE-
FkNTuM FLATuLEEcEi " yA Dl > ~, n ; ~ q = =
WEAKHEss, and may Be USED s1eee7s s 7si1iiy - w
0RDINART EAMlLAIn ~ EDlOlNE y Flu
oura SICK HEAQACak@ = s4 I - u,itS4s ts
ffy.j n TWEkI - l4lh Iha5 = y ~ ~ = I, 4 w
KIN St the comme1oe-lll llnent ef Tie stack,
An who use It are giving tdiT testimony ~ Us -
TGE e vatstI IN ths mouth with tho InsisOrator
and sTsHl99g9 PR9e9 e95S 6Ss 66i PER BOTTLE
1al Also Sanford's Family Cathartie PIils,
5,nb1nssd from Pure Vegetable Extracts and put
up IN Glass Cases' Air Tight and VIII
keep in any climate.
Tbs n A bfII,Y cATHARTI0 PILL iB gentle but
active Cathartic, which tue progEletor mas ese1 III
his TTnctico more than twenty years. :, - ..
who have long qsed me = llLs sLla lis & @ ~ ~
ilo tl,, ne ~ ,isss ten within the reach oi an.
iiieeo 5fIsi.n pls vSe7 kdor that difsront Ca
,,-ti.. ~ IN dffereff iportiou Of the bowels,
49, Ta-,flv Csfhartie p PHI has with duo reter-
\ 80 II fifa veil esfab-l llishad fct been COM
ooS@,,iei fsou n variety . of the purest Vegetable
t-t. v-iieli - ND - on every part Of the ALI
I msntaTy canal, and are II ieQeD anu eAtA ~ ~
CASES Whara GatherticI.s ls nee4o1i hicn a5 pe-
ranFsments Of the stoml ach nlscpl ills u
- ,i1sr - Whole 3odvl from sudden cold, which
Nv, n nsTIsefsd n end in n long course Of
! Hsssr Toua of lKbDa.l-l1tito, q Creeping Sonsa-
go dF fi5id over ffhel- i1l0dV. y oatle6e eneag,
Head-Ache Weight s in tQe = e9eI ~ ~ AL
r1atoTy Diseases, Norpsly2 an Seite5ql oE 4lnLs.i
llfeuInatl1ul, great fufl OF tite Aip 80
diseases 60 which flesh is heir TOO numerous 70 len-
| ton in this advertisement. Dose 70 . ..g
/ 7aIT7 n asF PRlCE 50 CENTS. r-.L ii ia
~ ihe Liver IuVigorat0r and Family Cathartl
Pills are retailed b. DrugElBts generally aud solo
] wholesale by the Trade Ia an the laEge towns,
Z all oz ST. W -EANf0kDt n D., H''
.i.rsa d'iLr 3ii5ed 1sHnufacfureE sad PToprietor,
1a4y7d& &v RS q 2ll bIQadEayt Nav y ork
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gfwiua #lathiats.
NEW SEWING MACHINE.
-TILs0N III. SMITHlS SHurTIr

UTILs0N H. SMITHS SHUTTLE
w SEWING MACHINE. Price so 90 Is
We have the agency for Ohio, Indiana llnoig ana
Michigan for selling this Machine and aan recon-
mend Il as being irst clas5 L0ck stitch n6ehine
They are made durable and simple, are easily kept
IN order; ssWs any kind Of goods making ne stiteh
alike on both sides of the fabric 77I -
We have the gansral agency for selling the aFOR-
ron S35 70 S59-mtking the elastic lock stitch
These machines are simple in eonsfrnction. made
ct for the price .flr. .lli
MEAgents wanted to ser the above machines.
~ Oall 81 cur ealoGlOorn9, corner Of Superior and
Seneca streets, over Fogg 1 EnsWorth's CrOoksry
stors- ~ Agents address,
GsTalaaa, o., June ., 70. SVe e,RI 1SszlI,
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THE zOUAYEs

EHILllDLLFHIAI . uII 20
The Chieago ZogaYes arrived hare this P.
N. They were received BY the Washington
GreysS Who escorted then through the prin-
eipal Streets IN The city tOIones' Hotel. An
immense crowd gathered 70 watch Their
movements, nd il1s universal sentiment at
the peffeeinsss q d Eli drill and marching,
waslthlt .of ednifation. President Brod-
head Of the Camden d Atlahtic Railroad,
rendered them an imitation 10 visit the sea
shore early this week. n a
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CLEVELAND AND MAHONING
u RAILRoAD.-.TnsG1E TARIE No, IS,

MAKIaG. CONNECTIONS. --
At Cleveland with Cleveland 4 Toledo, Cleveland
Columbus &Cineinnati, Cleveland Erie, and Cleve-
land & Pittsburgh Railroads. H.
At Solon, with hacks TO Chagrin Falls, &C.
At MantuR, with hacks for Kavsnna, a.
At BraceTHle with hacks 70 Newton Falls, &C.
At Warren with hacks TO Sharon, Greenfield, Mead
Fille, Bloomfield, Canfeld, &C.
At Youngstown with stages for New Csstls, Po-
land, LoWet, and Enou Valley, and thence BY P. \.
W a c. R X. TO Pittsburgh.
Cleveland FEB. e,is5g. = = Z z
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THR PRINCE OF WALEs.

HALIFAX, July 20.
There are more visitors ia town than was
expected, The city is overhowing. No i'm
portzht incident hss occnred oxcept that the
Prince wiz land on Monday at II o'clock.
The Governor has proclaimed Monday and
Tuesday holidays, but the Telegraph Offices
VIII be kept open for the purpose Of forward
ing messages 70 the Associated Press. y q.
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tf06ltlt 6paas5 aFuuI.
REnFoRD RooLEN FAoToRY.

n4I,AM0TNE, THANKFUL FOR THE
II Z, Irafronnqs bestowed upon him since the es-
1sTt al 6is business IN Bedford begsleavet o
inform The farming public that he continues to man
uisoturo Wool into 1ri
Kerssntsrs Cloth FlaflHel and Stocking Yarn
both white and eolored, By the gsf9 FEd pound, or
ofher'giss work IL upon shares ~.
hnytng cQlnplete set 0f machinery lDf TIE gufs
pose ehgl Pe enabled sn shorf notice 70 CARD WQol
int h9lla Or make Y iafe yasn q sun cpstomers
AgALAbH ~ and CLOTH DRESS kflf dons to order.
HaNinG bad g long And Varied experioncs IN the
Easiern and " esterH Woolaa Manhflct0riss, feel
confident Of giving porfect Eatiafaction
~ The subscriber viii warrant that the flll
amount Of Wool entrusted 60 his care shall be made
into goods according % order' in WorkmAnlikS
- An damages promptly paid, and By living IN
to the aboFo gpeeieqtions he feels satiGfed Of Oh
BKl1J. LAloIEE.
Bedford, Cuyahoga CO., O., Nay y, l5so.Y3Sl
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rnoar pH11ADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, July q.
Jas. Valentine, 8 negro drayman, was ar
rssted this morning by Deputy Marshal
jenkins on the suppOsition that he was Ben.
Hard, 8 fugitive slave. On the hearing It
g1ss proved that Valentine was q nstiYe Of
New Jersey and has been a resident here
for thirty years, and the ease was dismissed
Valentine was roughly handled when ne
was arrested. and has Ia consequence com
meneed legal proceedings against the obi
cers. There iE great indignation among his
friends. e..
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DOUGLAS RATIFIG2TION MEETING.
TrpRE Harm Julv %.

The Douglas ratification meeting here to-
day. was the largest political gathering since
g 1855. The procession was two miles long,
aud 4 Is estimated that over 10000 people
: we're IN attendance. Speeches were made
6g Lieut-Goy. Hammond, Hon. " = Beach
end others, end the utmost enthusiasm pre-
: walled To-nirft q grsnd torch light pro-
esssion Is moving through The etfeets:
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DROWNED.

WATERIowN, July 2S.
Five persons, Mrs. j. ]. B. Prieneau, Mrs.
Beausoliel and Miss Louisa Reibaud went
over The Black River Pals at this place in q
bat this afternoon and were al drowned---
The body Of one lady Is to Be seen hanging
upon rock below the falls and efforts are
Being made to reach It. af.tl
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.laI Nav YORK, July %.

NV lohA, July ..
The Steam Ship City Of Baltimore sailed for
Southampton She took out 223 passengers
and $1,000 In specie She took New
Orleans mails Of the 24th aud telegTams Of
the QFrh
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FROM B0sTON.

BOSTON, July q.
Ths ship Nansit irom Boston to New
Orleans, was wrecked July 9Th in Caioos
Passage, Cargo between decks saved. Crew
arrived at Turks Island. Ship valued Al s5O,-
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EIGHTH CONTRACT.

laws AHS PIJS Pc hundred sheets for folding the
q The pTio% md public documents.
same price per hundred copies for half binding
.. The price per hundred copies for brochure COW
ering Of such OF ths same shall be required to Be
/ covered in brochure.
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NOMINATION.

CHICAGO, July %.
Republican Congressional Convention Of
the First District held at Rockford on Thurs
day, nominated E. P. Washburne for Con-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ANGTFR. HnTsF-

Hoh-1I D. Ogden, ,ehieaso. n B. Crair,jr, do
]. a. Nhlfei do ,, lI. stiilWsll, vile and
AT. II ri. HAYDN y. y. child. b. . "
Geo Tod Briez hlL z. q. Clarke, Pittsburgh.
O.L.Ierry ENl Rochester = W Dana, n. T.
J. stambaugh, II. 4 Wis John s. Barnes, ALBANY.
a-g : sVuEnr rrtuTfn ID. Reynolds, 40
sio5 aSSSra Coz, u. Y, ,ases I w BroTnoE, BufIsio
81 n II lVTo61i- Hnf7alo. ...-- n. O. Daming NY
M ~ G Nrefhr1n. proTi- s. p. Keller, Monon Eaha-
+ IrInIcf. e
afir- Tir-on Chieano..- i John G. Camp, n Y
u W frr1Gus. Huron.G W. o. Hickoz a Is, Gin.
r1EI Boialorfh. fi. j. b .Bscksmi b, Lake 8n-
.-ra u echfuz1al, IA Guayen. peri0r. .r-
John Gardner, horWalk. y. II. walker, bunhlq;,
II, Q. DgElnGys s4urngoY II. Aolcomb a VIE Ma
-al- ~ al Wells, Cleveland. tertoWn, n. Y. ---.s
.f-r 80 Il EffF HuidekGpdr, Ulnton French. =
81 sfnlI Kill. Pa Miss Kats Woodruff, Mt-
ioi- II D.Tii-5h. ido J. II Ben 4 vi Penn.
z1fli -, Ii II T5Tirof -'.1tt Kiss u. Bell do
nGr-s EschiIdTeh, Do lIiss Annie Bell, do
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saturday IElght,s Report.
rnn5I NFE YORK.

FROM NEW AOA'
Nav YoRK, July 2s
Tbetue I. C. Minturn, while towing the
canal bost A. e. Phillips, this morning e1-
ploded her boiler, severely scaiding George
Walker, who was at the helm Of the cana canal
boat md blowing VIM. johnson oyerbSare ,
but not injuring him. The steamer was BAD
" dGmeged. -.--
M. Oehler was scalded 70 death yester-
day bY falling mo one Of her husband bone
boilers fn the zinfh ward.
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THE sIRREPREssIBLE CONFLICT"
IN VIRGINIA, IL-.1. r

'i-- ~ NEW YoRE, July %.
The Heralds Washington correspondence
says tie enly additional news from Che
Accouuan trouble sthe fact chat Gov. Letcher
has compelled Gen. HaitoR 70 order out one
company Of militis 70 preserve the public
Peacs. Its believed, however that Hatton's
sympathy Is with the mob, and Il Is doubtful
whether the troops would iirs 0n the mob or
tae Republicans. Some officers ofthe Alexan-
dria militia had LEFT Washington, with the
expeetaheR that their oummsnds would be
ordered % Acooqnan. 7ga
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NOTICE TO CONTRAoTORs
NOTICE.
oFPIcr Co,,w1..,o,,..

oFFIcf I,5i,..ei CoihAIssioNERg OF PRTyrrsa.
Nn. TSol1m bus Ohio tnps so- Isfd siNu'
SEALED PROPOSALS Witt, RE
~ Received q the o., "a ~ H.. ssc ~ - - So
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y. y. HULL,
Robert W. Henry Court Of Common Pleas
John Parish. ofouyahosa county, o

THE DEFENDANT, JOHN PAR
n ISL ig hereby uptidad that on the S0th day OF
1une, 1850 the plaintin, Robert W. Henry, hled tn
sad Court hlH petition against ths dsfsndat asking
indnmsnt aqain6t the defendant for $780, with In
fgTsst from Deeeubar2 y, 1853, a prOmissory note
for $500 Of that date payable April 1880 given BY
the defendant to one L. Pomeroy and BY him trans
iarf6d 70 the plHintih.r TTlr 81 -.. r-r|-.s
Ne isisndant i notified to answer said petition
w VI O'-'- GRisWOLD 4 CASTLE,
iulv2qsg Att'ys for Plt'h.
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WESTERN TRANSPORTATION co.
WESTERN EXPRESS co.
ITO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT
TO AND FROM THE WEsT,-Enlarged and
D & best 81 ns5s TeI ST as SRd Em
orators.
THE WESTERN TRANSPORTATION co. .
having united their faeilit es with those Of the
New York Central and Michigan Central
Railroads, numbering 81 PrOpellers and .
Steamers of the first Insurabls
-.- Glass,
will run DAILY LINES, during the ensuing season,
from Buffalo TO the Ports Of Chicago, MilTankes'
Toledo, Sanduskys Cleveland, and other Ports on
Lake Erie, which, in connectlon win the UAE2UALkp
$50 BoATs OF THE LARGEST Glass,
eight of which leave Bufalo and New York daily,
enables them to offer Merchants md shippers snpe-
riOr Inducements for safety olspateh ana reiaoty'
THE WESTERN EXPRESS
towDed and operated BY this Company win be run
over the New York Central Railroad TO Buhao, and
connect with the various Railroads. and above Lines
Of PropeIlers on the Lakes for such freight may
require more speedy transit than by Canal.
FoR RATES or FREIGHT, Contracts, AND Bills
or IsADING, By CANAL Or Rail, apply TO the Agents
or COnsignees, at the Offices Of the Company:
No : COenties Slip and 9 AstOr House, New York.
No. ll3 Pier, Albany.
No l9l River street, Troy.
Erie Basin, Buffalo.
Hurd 4 Co.'S Dock Detroit
Mil & Miss. r. r. Dock, Milwaukee.
Also, at Cleveland, sandusky, Toledo and Racine.
SHIPPING DIRECTIONS:
MARX PACKAGES FOR CANAL ". T. Co."
SKIP DAILY, As FOLLOWS:
NEW. YORK, Pier7 East River
BOSTON, Western Railroad.
ALBANY, II3 Pier.
TROY, Foot Of State street. ...
BUFFALO, Erie Basin.
DETROIT, Hurd q Co. Dock.
MILWAUKEE, Mil. & Miss. r. r. Dock.
CHICAGO Foot Of State street. .-.
Mark Express Goods ''WEsTERN EXPRESS Co.
and route they are 70 go, and ship Is follows:
NEW YORK, Peoples Line Steamers, foot Court
landt street,
Swiftsure Line PrOpellers, Piers u. R..
Hudson River R. r., z Warren St,
10 Chambers, or corner Canal and
West sts. 800 .'a
BOSTON, Western Railroad.
ALBANY, New York Central Railroad.
l.-.- f.s JOHN ALLEN, ia, President.
Buhalo, April To- 1850. @
may I6;2s6 T. n. BOND. Agent. Cleveland. .
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OswEGO n1ARKRT-JULY Is.

lBY TELnalAra.
FLOUR-With0ut material change
WHEAT-Unohanged sud 10 Gales Of fmOmsnt.
CQRN-Quiet aud unchanEed Sales Of 5OO8 bush
Indiana et a11. Othor grains quiet.
CANAL kAEEGIAIS-DUii, but unchanged
Flour Me; wheat y; corn nc, 70 New York.
LAKE lNLF0Lile- bush wheat
CANAL EXPOltTS-lssoo bu wheat; 2ssO0 bp
corn.
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FEEEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July %.
No census returns have yet been officially
received by the Superintendent The Mar
shals viii commence their transmission in
August
II, Wheatherton Luper has been appointed
Agent iof the Wachitas and other Texas
Indiana located on the lands leased from the
ChociaWa
Lieut. Ransom has been ordered, with
delaehment of troops, 70 the Big Timbers %
the Arksnsas where the Wan Departmeuti is
establishing q military post for the protection
Of government and emiErsnt trains,
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BINDING
SEVENTH CONTACT.

l. The price per hundred sheets for foIdfn all blls
printed ~- Leo " "
2 The price per hundred copies for stt tching the
3 The price per hundred copies for bra chure COW
erng OF AL DOCUMENTS ordered to Ia GOV red in bro-
thereof , VI . 'lol DlaAei
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Aal 8eaas.
CLEYELANp AND PIFTsBURG

IOlLEVELAND AND PITTSBURG
~ RA1LR0AD.-SPBIEsAR ARRAHeEMEET. To take
el.set On Monday, june AZ, a ls5g TRAINS LEAVE
ChEVELAND gAIl4-sundayg exeepfsd.
7;so A N5Msil toE Pittsburgh, heeling and New
s;g ?. zPTssi f6T Pittrburgh ana Wheeling.
gyivania Railroad Tor Baltimore, Philadslphia, New
llEf and Boston. Also Hith Baltimore 4 ohi3 Rail-
I Also connect at Hudson for Akron and Millersburg
- = lime %alne 1y this route as quiek and fare viii Be
the same as BY Northern Line & 70 New ., York
F. R. MYERS, c. 4. kS6af. @ssDL-oOeA' iaassh sas.h
4 IGtLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAIL
~ ROAp.-sU SUNNI ARRAni5EHEEr. On and aftsr
n 9aaey & 9y SIa ~ ~ Trains on this Road viii run
55 A. r., Through Mall stopping at all stations on
' the soafhern Diyisi0n, arriTinE At foisdo
40 r. Mall stops At ali stations east Of sandsy,
. d. On AoriherR Division, and arrives At san
$50 P. NJ Telegraph EzpfesS, stops At all stations
and arrives at Toledo at 1918 P N.
CONNECTIONS are made at Mourosyille with the San
tie sanduSky Dayton md eiaeinnaa r T., a Rrs-
mont With Fremont Indiana B. B., and at Toledo
and Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
troit, Jackson, Fort Wayne, Logansport Lafayette
OaTo, IA Aalt2n, y; Louis and ali points West North
TraiBs. arrive in cleveland from Toledo and the
West &c $40 A. n, and 300 ?. n; from sandusky
L. D. RUCKER, Superintendent.
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.GLEVELAND AND ERIE RAIL
~ -hOAp.-SulfMER ARRANGEMEGT. 1850.
q, On and after Monday, April sth, 1860, Passenger
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
1000 A. n. MAIL IhAIN-StoppinRa at all Stations
l1 except Mieillfs, Mentor, Perry Union
vile Say brook and SWanFills. and arrives
g Erie l:SO ?. NJ Dunkirk 3.55 P. H., Buf-
so P. n. CINCINNATI EXPRESS TRAIN-StOp-
ping at Painesville, Ashtabula and Girard
only and arrives at Erie 6ss2 P. H., Dun
kirk 5:23 ?. 4. Buflalo $50 P. n.
4:l0 P, n. .CONhEAUT UTACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Stopping at ell Stations. ..
$40 P. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping At
Painesyille, Ashtabuia and Girard only
and arrives at Eris l2.fT A. n, DunkiTk
LEAVE ERIE
1855 A n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAHN-StoppinE at
Girard, AEhtabula and PainesriLe only,
and arrives at Cleveland $50 A. n
1898 A. n. NAIL TRAIN-stoRping at ali Stations
except saybrook, UniOnVllle, Perry, Men
tor and Wickhne, and arrives at Cleveland
1 l:4OP. n. DAY Express TRAIH-stopping at Gl-
rard, COnneaut, Ashtabula and PainesVille
rr only, and arrives at Cleveland $50 p n.
Accommodation Train viii leave Conneaut at 500
A. NJ stopping at all stations, and arriving at CeVe-
All the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Cincln,
natl St. Louis, &c; and AL the trains going eest
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the n. 4 =
Railroad and at Buffalo with those Of the New IOrk
| Central and Budalo 4 New York City Railroads.
a II. H0TTINGHAM, Sup't.
/ Cleveland, April 9, 1850.