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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-19
NEW SEREES-vOL. mo. 10.
Christianity W Rsrharism

Some thirty odd years ago. when the
| Turks IN their infurilted bigotry massa-
cred the Christians Of Greece and Mis,o.
| longhi, all the Christian world was arou5-
ed Mt tho outrOgel. The voice Of our
country was heard also ringing IN tones oil
/ indignant deuuucatiOn Of these murder.
GUS deeds, The speech Of Henry Clay in
the House OF Representatives upon this
subject was one of The most maslelly Of
forts Of that gifted man. The indigna,
tion Of the Christian world comuelled the
the bloody Turks to suspend their atroci.
ties, and the Christians in Syria have en-
Joyed partial rest from persecution and
death But as the power of the Sultan is
waning, the restrained bigotry ard bru
tality OF the heather hordes seem again to
have bursted forth with added hSte and
horrors, The mountains Of Lebanon and
the plains ofSyria are again dyed with the
blood of unarmed men aud Lelpless women
and children. And these atrocities are
justly charCeable to the policy OF England
She alone has upheld this brutal despot-
ism for yeas past, solely for her own poll
itcal interests.
The British Government first bcCun its
Turkish protection ia resisting the Pagha
Of Egypt, and then bombarded Acre to
preserve-it 90 Turkish domination, and il
ivoiyel itself with France in the Cri-
mean war in order to protect Turkey from
Russia The instructed policy Of S.r Hon
ry Bulwer, tie British minister ia Con
stantinople, has ever boeu to uphold
Turkey and Turkish power, in order to
save her from Russia grasp.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-19
Select 9Ottrp.
Sensible Wishes.

I'd kind o'like to have Il cot,
Fixed ON somo sunny slope or spot,
Five acres m,re OF less,
witt naples, cedurs, cherry trees,
And popars whitening in the breeze.
Iwoulc suit ny taste, | guess,
To have the porch with vine oerhung,
With bells ofpcndont woodbine swung,
In every bell bee,
And round my lattico-wiudow spread
A clump Of roses white and red,
To solaco mino and me.
I kind o'think shou desire
To hear around the lawns a choir
O'wood birds singing sweet
And in Il dell I'd have brook,
Where | could SIT and read my book.
Such should be my retreat,
Far from tho city's crowds and noiSe
There would fear the girls and boys,
q have some two or thrce.)
And if kind Heaven should bless my FtoTo
With five or six or seven more,
How happy | should be.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-19
SHERIFF's SALE.


J Nr!Ue oi ;uhaIy WlIls OF en- Er~
A' issued out Of tLo CONT IF Cannon.
Plcos oICIooifeId co and ~ me j;ranil5
wlll lie cyIos,d 70 ,uDfc ,aIo N, tE,
c,prt lorso' i'm il.o IcrIrcL r. lo.a,e.II
o1 Mondav rho ,ltb d1v nj S.r,,,,I'., '.,.
tbo fclIoEinr described nro,a,,r 49,
a.. '' ~
certain lotoCIana sffu,io fl, r,r,..
tog.n. Morris township C,,,rf.lI co,r,..
Isun.y;yani, l.roy,, ,sl,t ,,,,.,,....'I :,
n.rr ny soiI q + Uo,m.,rI L III ,.'t ~;
g Nny.on and ot RoyLnrp Ln,lIa' l'"'I ""G ",'G
de,r,oad ot ,nIIovt. ps,S,n,,,', ''',' '','
a. nor o,.t y01 ,,orch.s ,9.,n''sT. "''
su.' y ,ercuc, f., n u,,,,rs .,I,,,.,, ,e.', y
H. .,~1La. ta ,,,, r,, ,'' .... ''',-i.. "yS
a...,uut NOS; tra.t 4 ro,I. - ~ al.
--t. itauee north seycp rcroLa, ta 49,,
... OF BEGINNING. coYtaitir., > ofst, Nv.
more or less, having n one and Ia,r
s.y.y house and one story sIop thereon
erected. Seized taken in oyecn,:on and
ito be sold as the rroperty Of G. +. IIoor
...5 q certain tract Of lard Situate in
I5a,e ria towrsbip. CIeorfaIJ county, po,'n
.eyaauia. Beginning at an o,d' spo,r
borne. of Gi,i'e pu,,oo. lhomra NJ, ra., .5So.
E,5a,h sixty rcrcb,s to q s,.,,. r,anc...
.soJth lmee degree; east .O3 nagcLcs ion
ro1,. thence b. Ionly Byct wet no
ycrches to post. thence south rarchp.|
l3 = post, thence hy--aod Jacob
l,Iasstlsm,th west 41G and Go pcrchc.
and a. X. wight. north Sc dosrrc. ,' =
5casr5o7 pcrchcs 10 a birch, thence north
- degrees ives, Is reaches TO a most
tLcucc 10y llnds Of Robert and Henry
fWh.csde5 north 73 degrees east PSI
lSches ,oa post and place Of Lc,jpnjug.
4 Also cn a tract situate in Gulicl town.
f., Cica,ieid couty, Penn sylyania, boun
tcd JY lands of John Beyer, George llpg.
."'r y. II. Morgan, Darlington & Co. Lille
41-uiiy, Moses Robinson and John :. Ne
,d.l, containing go acres more or less.
"Hc = story frame dwelling house, q oy 50
feet tenant houses bank-barn - by 10
feet, >aw.miiI, % 10y 80 feet, with one run
o' 6ulS attached thereto, large orchard
nd about % acres cleared. Also on twC
p'"er tracts situate in Guljch township,
lI "dld county, 0eginnlt { at white pine
on corner OF said land, and lands OF II.
garty, north ~ deg. east $50 per. to
ISL, thence by lands oi W. c. Cross,
AIN - degrees east IS2 per to post
iheaee north 45 deg. ll2 to place Of be-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-19

There is no fact moro clearly establish
ed in the physiology Of man than this,
that the brain oxpends its energies and it.
self during the hours of wakeluIness, and
that these are recuperatcd during sleep
if the reCuperation does not equal the eX-
pendi.ure, the brain withers-this is in
sanity. Thus it is that in early English
history, persons who were condemned ia
death by being prevented from sleeping
always died raying manilcs thus il is, al.
50, that those who starve to death become
insane the brain is not nurishcd, and
they cannot sleep. Tho practical infer
ences are these: First: Those who
think most, who do the most brain work
require most BRAIN sleep. Second: That
time saved from Necessary sleep is !nallie
bly, destructive to mind, body, and estate
Third: Give yourself, your children,
your servants, give all that are under YOU,
the fullest amount Of sleep hey will tax g.
by compelling them to 90 to bed early at
II regular hour, and to rise in the morn.
ing the moment they awake and within
Il fortnight, nature with almost the reg
ularily Of the rising sun, vii, unloose the
bonds ofsleep the moment enough -epose
has been secured for the wants OF She sys-
tenn This is the only safe aad sufficient
rule-aud as to the question how much
any one requires, each must he a rule for
himself-great Nature will never fail to
write it out to the observer under the reg
ulations Just given. DR.. Spicer.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-19

and the balance before the deed is ac-
know!edged
+ e MILLER suERIrr
Clcarfeld Sept 1860
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-19
a<y"John Adams, being called upon for

~ VVHII HIUIII9i IVFII- NHITVV pun IVT
a contribution for foreign mission Ie~
marked:
Il have nothing to give fer that cause,
but there are in this viciuily, six minis,
ters; not one will preach in the others
pulpit; now l will give as much and more
than any one else to ciYili2e these clergy
men,"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-19

nished with misohevou,ly plausible dem
onstration of its gentle ana patriarchal
character.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-19

VTtT IITVo WttN6 UUU IoSs LTI0 tNT0e INC LIls 70
cent psr square for each insertion.
Business notices not exceeding Shines are in.
serted Tor 81 year.
Advertisements not marked with the number Of
insertions desired, will be continued until forbid,
and charged according to these terms.
q. L GnNDIANnER Il 20
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-19

Bsg"A lady at her marriage requested
the clergyman to announce to be sung by
the choir the hymn commencing
This is the way | long have sought,
And mourned because found it not. -.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-19

~" Tommy, my son, run to the store
and get me some sugar"
excuse me, ma; | am somewhat in~
disposed this morning. Send father, and
tell him to bring mo a plug ofgood tobac-
CO."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-19

nra-An Eastern editor heads his list OF
Births, Marriages and Deaths HNtched
Matched and Dispatched,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-19

Bas-The longer the saw of contention i,
drawn the hotter IL grows.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-19

Fag~The following resolution at meet
ing of young ladies' was adopted some days
since.
"Rcs5lrei, That if we donot get married
this year. somebody will be to blame
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-19

De4sA lady being on visit to her
daughter who was a young widow, asked
her why she wore the widows garb so
long:
Dear mamma, don't you see, replied
the daughter, it saves me the expense of
advertising for husband, as every one
can see that l am for sale by private con
tract
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-19

Rzy-ro speal, h2rshly TO person Olsen
sbility is like striking q harp.schogd with
your fist
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-19

BSg'Gold is just now allording a lucra-
tive, though most rascally employment,
to some extensive concern In the coun,
terleiting business, that seems likely TO
render its use as coin considerably less
Gold coins arc split open, and half or two
thirds of their contents taken out, and
the vacancy filed with q composition of
platina and zinc, of precisely the same
weight as gold itself, platina Weighing
about as much more than gold as zinc less,
the outsides are accurately closed, and
thus we have a COIN gold on the outside,
that weighs as much as one that is Of solid
metal, and yet is no larger in bulk, but
has lost half of its value.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-19

a@-In the wool H0it5..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1860-09-19
Terms Of Advertising.

advertisements arc inserted in the Republican
Mt tho following rates:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

NEW YoBK MARKET-aluoh II

LEN TELEQRhPh.l
AsHEs-Morket steady. Small sales At IS 2s for pots.
FLo0RsSl 40 bbls Al S. i5ass2O for super stare;
Ss0 Sh41 for extra STATE S55 95S for super geserH
Tor fresh Eronnd Ehiprnz bI nos rcuni hoop O=
Market rllher stsay with better ade demsnd, and
also nah mare enquiry TO- the east lnd hish proVincss
c4NGDIAN FLoUP-In limited reqaest at prices in
favor Of buyeri Sales $50 bBs at SsAOg7OO for common
BYE FLoUR-Ssling slowly atss.lO9s4.il for comm on
BUcKWHEAT FLoUR--vsry slsHiy and hssVY with
COIN MEAL-ssiss q 500 bbls BIandyu inc At s.
w1sKY-Mukst heavy and lower sale, Of $50 bbls.
WHEAT Market quiet and unchsnEed Demand oOu
S,los7 bus Iudiana Sl640le5 500 bus aub,
Mich at slr55, and 100 bus While Ky ct 81, u.
kYR-Markst quiet and steady Saita Of 500 bus pine
BARIEY-Markst eoutiuuss dun, and prices are un-
chansed small sales prime SteS a s2e sud inferior do
BSRLEY MALT-HsIa At s6asse
coRN-Ruies QIiet aund uncha1se1 Sales IS 900 bush
siIs97so fT whIs, and 7els,1e Tor Yellow NEn m1d
oATSIa large supply aud dull At ssstiO fer western
T4LIoW-sIsTi =. continues firm Small sales at lnSS
FoEK-Duu hsary and lower Sales $50 bbls at Sl1 Is
oo Uss SIZE nsW ness Si2s1 Tor old prne Sll q new
EEEF-ou snd unchanged. sales $50 bb'S al 81 o09
% lor oogotry prime SaolS5 70 eouotro mess; S9OOs
Sl1,gl Iapacken turssi sllO0d $l3 90 extra mess -
BEET HAMS-Qutat Al SL2GSi3 for Slatei SlA,50SS.5
PRIME MESS BEEF-Quiei aud unehaused
cur MEATS-pull and drDOping. Sales LIS packHgss
~ EGl[g for shoulder, Ss< dskc for hams.
BACO N-Quet. sais Of 20 hhas dTy Saltel sides a.
LARDa moderate request AMI stsaty. Sales t5s bbls
sUITEa- Business is to fair extent IIsIle for Ohio
CHEESE-Stsudy At lOel2se
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HOME TESTIMONY.


a, WEsT BEDFonD. Coshocton Co. o., Nay Il '57
MI II u. K,NGsLET-sir: haye been selling the med.
SSe @ o. e eeeoerg Company for he lass ten ye5Is
a natS found them 70 give god sat afSiact0ui
aLg ne rl We sold 20 aTeat many fumes - regu-
lecoIhe sisPe aclo Mar,halfa u Ten CathOlicun =
medisihe lhat has cons great o good FEMALE
Diseases Nne lady sod Il % told 81 had received
more benfnl toln one bottle than she did from long
Glars. JARTFS WI. SON
The Graefenberg MarshalTs Uterine
CathOlicOn
ls offered aa certain cure aniej with the following
symptoms.
iiitos--W eakness- FoutnetsDerangs ApDs-
tfe-sallOw ComuleKion-Pain In the Back ana
kidneYs-Ci tils-Cod Aautu and Feet
Bloa iIg-F eTerishness-Neuralgia--
Headache-Iiesils D. Esness-
Disturbed sleep-Flushes Of Heal
General Pain--CTnWling and Pain In
in the Spine and between thA Ehouldsrs-Acd
stomuchNausea Difficult passing Of Urine. with heat
" tmaft ng-ltching, Burning OF Irritation in the
-Ufine ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
teTics--AnIieT--Red Face--
Nervous IWitching -Siarting-
Cnn5iiIpafiOn-irrtabls Ten usF-sad-
ness-Depruved A Appetits-F ulcnce-Bloat-
ed and Irregular Observation-Disclosures Dreamr-
Pains a. Uterine OrEuns Nun Jnesf and Pains 10 Lmbs
Sold BY City Druggists and Medicine dealers through
the counfry.
q For Medicines or Agencies address
H. d. KINGSLEY. Cleveland.
noYl&dEW General Agent for Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22
MORNING LEADER Q OFFICE Iglg !

Flour - In good local demand, with sales in
moderate lots at . range Of $3.50 for common ex-
tras to sss for choice do; and s57s for red wheat
aoubls extra to so.ss for choice southern Ohio
white do.
WHHAF-Quiet. The only sale vas lot Of $50
bus. white from store at SI37.
CORN-Sale car at sec delivered.
OATs-Sale $50 bus. from store at 4lc.
HIeHWIKEs-Sale so bbls. and 10 do. at zoe.
SEEDs-Sals clover at $3.50 and 60 bus. timothy
ct SS.S73.
HANs-Sale 100 lbs. eOuntry-eurod att De.
BuTTER-Dull. Sale 40 kegs summer packed at
lOe.
Esos-Sales at io8lIc.
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Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road.
2 szl5.:lI
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Goal DeQlfre

o. J. EUssEY, fPEts'shl J HUssET. oEo. sIECLAIR.
fIUSsE EYS q Coz
GOAL MERCHANTS, WHOLE
~ sale and retail Dealers a. PITTSBURGH, SALINE
VILE and STRIP VAIN GOALS. Also, NUT COAL
ior Smithins Once aud ale On the East Side o. ths
Cleveland Pittsburgh r. X Coal Pier, Cleveland, Ohi9
q Orders lsft a. hussET McHRIDE's (NinsloW
haruhuussl will receive prompt artgntioa- declT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

A DNINISTRAlOR'S SALE.-Will
"A be seld at public auction Friday April eth
mencing a oel cA A "a, the farm Of L. d Johu-
son late Newhurs the eutTe stock lsing Of cat
sheen horses hogs, gns husgiss, plOWs. and riheT
fsTmnE imn.ements Also one glauo and quantit!"f
her househld furniture credit Of months viii be
gwen on all suns Of three dollars and ever.
A. MCINTOSH,
marI6g77 Bdmini,traor
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Rail Rraaa.
1850-R0-
IIsE'land, Uolanbls 8 CiRtlllatl BallTOad

s-a-e.3 NoAAiAs 40 q JlIClAAdtl BalilOae
-
WINTER ApRAN8FTfFNF r
GN AND AFTER MONDAY. Nov.
~ ~, lssSi Passenger Train leave CeTsiaTd e a
50 A. M. Cincinnati Express, sioppirrst Bsrss CO.
ton Ia Grange, Wsllinston. New 49,. -
- -. len SHELBY, AMI All stations soufh of gf1fi-
20 d Cincinnati Hshi PaassnF ~ rlooa,- Il
tons between Cleveland and Gallon s15 Il
CafainEton and Delaware; also sio1uirS ~
leave passengers aia lstatioua poQfi a -.
CONNECTIONS.
hleiDJs Sg11ulk7, Mansleld and Newark B1iifuaf f.
Msnsfeld 1lt Yemen, Newark, ZanssEills, a
biesilhst fitl1uIIh ~. Wgylg ald Chicago RaiTorf
IqrfofeIi Upper sandulky, Deipko1, Liza. 81
lar liansl6d, Wooster. Manl0n, SC.
aAiisa eha tJni1lqa hallroad Line for 1eToa Esls.
lgnlniney hidnay Uuioc, hlncie, lldia1EpoIis
4elfs Aagios gincennfs, kyaEgFills, Loui4ills
siIo, Sc. Louis, &C.
Dayton Hamilton, Clneinusti. Kichmond. Ia
saallp3isi isfre hagte, 81 Louis, Ec md aI
Cini inaatl with the Ohio & alissilsiurf Pril-
I2.d Tor Louissiilss and AL points cu tks Ohis
Cslszbss Llies Miami aad Columbus, aud Xssis Ran
road, flf henla, Dayton, Intiaua10lis gcTrs
hhuiei 81 Louis Morrow, Lqgelznd. hld CI1-
clnuati, aud Wiihthe Ohio and Eis.irsfu1i Raj
road st Cincinnati for L0ulsTre EVa6s-iiis
Cairo st LOUIS and alip oiuig on the Ohio river
C0iuubus Centfa Ohio Railroad i9r Newark 2anssyts
Whcenlgj Gc.i Loumbus, PiQua and Indiana
Railroad for Piqua, Urhana. he.
y For Tickets % al points Gnd iDUrnafl0n Apply A
the Union Ticket Oeei 81 slsupsr5rstreet a the Pa
sonssT stari9n-
CIavsIsud Nsv II frsq
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drugs.
HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO-

1T EAALLIH Ub AMEhIUAN WU-
ReEd Notices 10 The Tribune since Dec. !, 1883.
From nis Ezcellsncys JANIS ID WESTCOTT. Governor
of FLORIDA and member o the United states senate:
"F9r upwards Of twenty ayo years vas aHicted with
disease ny family which The best medical and surgical
talent IL he county failed cure. but which Yielded N
salts actorT manner o. The Graeienber kemedes
JAS D wEsTCOTF."
NEW YORK. February, lss9.
Dr. J. F BnmaE-Dear Sir Some two Years go AZ in-
timai0 female end had been Hurung from falling Of tho
womb, whites aud derupgod mensuuation oget win
The nding symptoms clearly asscrbed N our adYef
iisements and paphss she mad the very best med cal
skill thu city euel ly pros rated aud her pycun
finally told her q hrfhuugh. her life might pogh1y oe
prolonged yerl Little ongeT under tae m9. iqgel2gs
shen came into your once u ihe GfaesuherB Medca
Institution aud reaied her synpiouS As y1u were enn
dent Of the Graceubeng sfarss Cathoncun. IN rocv-
ING her she discharge al The physcips AID iso i no
gou9tingy Pr0vdrniially d rccy hor qnct " enu
olte, entirely cuud her. Since then or ear Two years
there has been auy reur esce OF me compliant aua
ms u Is strong, active ahd hEa ty agwhen ygnnE Ef
mo BRIGGS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22

stsBds fs and foTemJ IN al where Exhibition
IS had showing the merits Of different kind. And uis-
Interested will dispute tho justice and pr1prety Of
these decisions test OF years hand USE has
satisfied all competent judges that
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NORTHERE FRISSPORTlTIOH COMPANY
n. T. CO.'S EXPRESS,

NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD,
Coupiissas he fsnosing efficient and rsliAbls LsRo
Lines:
Daily 10 DUNKIRK AND NEW YORK
Daily 70 sANDUSKY, TOLEDO AND DETROIT.
IIi-Wsskly 70 oGDENSBURGH, osWEGO. boston
AND NEW ENGLAND.
TE-Wsesly % CHICAGO, NILWAUKEE, MACKI
MAC end intcrnedaie PUrts
Properly construed delivered t. our csra = 81 -
celVs prompt nnd careful attention ard disuafeh
. Passengers viii be tieksteIth IA M setou,
1t the lowest rates
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CERTIFICATES.

tJoHN lUURBRUG, Agent,
81 CedL- st.s New York, 2S6ef:Tb
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22
Coke! Coke! Coke!
" 4. WALLACE & SON

ARE NOW MANUFACTURING
"A CoErE nm, he pure Hansnandsvilie sfr1p Van
Coal which su3srior any ciher rote IN he market
We eau iesfinonal from mnnufac ursrs
hs using g. and wac speak OF is character "a
the highest terms
Also colstart supply OF iam1lnuf sFilla Strip Vein
SNlIhiNG GuALf ulid also 10 Alilla-tic puipo1ea.
Being iocacd 1Enedis ths ine OF The eyeiana
PITTSBURGH ailTodd cua thip with dispatch 70 anF
" II. WALLACE SON.
Hammondsyille, JsGer. IN 70 o., Jan. 81, lssO
feblRIH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-03-22
PeLer a BIshop, PlrT.

Peter A Bishop, Plt'G Before F. HessenmusIler
Justice Of the Perce for Clsye-
Wallace Campbell. Def't and TOWNSHIP, Cuyasoga Co
Ohio On the 5th daY Of March, A. D. 1850 said Justice
fied order 0f attEchment tbs ablv action for the
Of sin Jeight and eightv-0ne hundredth dollars
INGERSOLL KINSBIAN,
GeFeaHd. March ?, ls6l.2T7. pins Aitys.
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

- W
- q s1ls..;5=5 EssS.-ss.s1
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov.
~ lith iss9, taEsaREsT Trains viii run Is fIlogEi
LEAVE CLEVELAND
l1AJ \ D. IA E1prels Iraa stopping a. all statiors ez
oept hich.iAr. MeLtor. Perry, UniouVflle md qsF-
bro / and arrives AZ Erie 1:si P. L. Duukfrk "a
~ p. NJ Eufalo SOS p n.
ssG ?: AclommodaiiOa Train for Consaas. stappla
s0oR m Nteht EIpress Train, Stopping PsfnssYfIs
Ahbtlbula Coureaut and Girard onIy, ard aTrEes q
Er,e LIS 4 81, DuRkiTk 40 A. H., B1fsio "a
LEAVE ERIE.
BIB a a. Night Express ain, stopping a 0rErd Cox
neant. Ashfabula and Painesville only, and arTE8
At Cleveland T.05 A n.
3l5 P. NJ Dav sIpTos5 Train STOPPING an sattonssx
eepf safbrook, Uhi0nsllie, PeTTy Msnior Z WicH
hhs. anI arrive az CieVcl Nd 7.05 P. IA
Accommodatiun Train VII leave C0uueauE et ei3) A IL
sto1ptng sf al stzlc4z, and arrive Cleveland $40
A IL
All the trains going Westward connect zt Cleveland VA
trains for ToiedG, Chicago, Columbus Cincinnsti -
Eo; and all the trains gOing Eastward de1nnsct =
faln Eed EeE York City RailFuaas.
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