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"a We congratnlate our readers upo1

We congratulate our readers upon the
discovery Of g ture cure for R-heumatiBm, Gout and
heufsiElaJ and al Mercurial Diseases, which Is eE
Hcted without tho use o. Internal medicines. which
destroy the constitution and give temporary relief
oail.- lnthcts u = the only known remedy e1eetinF
. perfect cure and We teel warranted, from It's re-
fommendeaons IN calling the a~ttentiou Of the az
htctsd mo those having friends suffering from Rheu-
4ataml Gout or heuralgia, or the pernlcious effects
q Mercury % the Advertisement In another column
o. our paper, Of d. LelRnd's ANTI Rheumatic Sand
A1Soa BY Vim. EIsEE mrreInnd m 49,
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B. JAUkSON, SILK AM
WOODEN DYER, No. III Pearl strsot, We
bldss Ones No. 20 Bank street, Harrisi Block, hrt
doors north Of Sc. Clair street,
Hh1Wi1 ct every VARSITY cleaned or dVnd. Cent?
GarnentE cleGnhd Or dyed without being taken
apart oMas oBnn tnom 8 o'rleck a.. y. Hf6P ~
THE HARD TIMES WHICH EV-
complninH y, may Be countsracted
b R0lng 20 The French Dyeius Establish msnt OF
Frederick CyriaI, Hos& benrca street, neEf door 10
Ms. Porterig Millinery Store, where 6very variety
ofg0ods, from the finest Grape ShaElf 70 tie Babfef'
Blanket and Gentlcmen,g Coats, Vegis and Pants
can - colored or cleaned and renovated az e com.
naraffVely trifiua eNpanRe.
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AK BnoxR.-An infant ehnd of Z. A.
Parks, Esq,, only Eve months old, had il
arm broken in some u~naceOuntsble way on
yes,srdsy morRing.
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ii H -snLnMnNsnN


Eaetcdt and Scientific Op6eidh
keepe the largest assortmsnt Of the most improved
Kinds OF ~SPE0TAChE9. An his Glasses, whether
for near or FAR sighted, are ground under his own
Inspection, b. machinery ofaneW construction, With
The greatest care, % Is 70 sun the eyes IN Gil cases
curing Weakness, DtEEiuasa or Inflammation Of tie
Eyes, and impartlng strength for long reading or
me sewing.
M. s~olomonson would hers inform the public t1st
he never employs any one In the sale Of his Lenses.
- Also, a splendid assortment ofSP1 8
MICROSCOPES OQMPAsSES, 40, on hand.
~~ARfIFIOlAL EfESi inserted without pain,
- psrfect ns natural
0TTIos-Eo. % sapsrior strssA under American
HOtas. mall.dkW
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N Y sTOCARKET.-Iune 2s.

Market moderately ASAAf
afternoon CHICAGO Se and a little higher this
& CHICAGO SIX; Mirak Island S3A q ~ Sal Ky.
land 4 Toledo 2IS; Haihc Mail sly 5 800 CIeye-
Central bonds IO6E; Hist bonds l04; New Lork
North Carolina Is 20; Veoupon bonus y 80.
siHs do Registered Is: unles So 81 siHi DO 81
~; do 6 IS coupons 90. etates % 81 0Oup0
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I'D u NEEp. N u.

iNrA1IInEz LrN1nEEEt s prepared
Do Of Dn. Stephen Sweet. % Con-
Froat boae-sottor, and has been psedin
Pr the last twenty yesra with the most
ooeaL. Az en- external remedy II 80
aud WI a~ilssintt pain non spaod.
lher preparation. Eor al Rheumstio
Disorders q Il truiY tnhnibla and as .
Sores, Wounds, SHraina, Bruises, 1o,
heali2g, and pow -tful strengthsniEa-
zcte the ust Wondur and astonalaueat
q Who hRs- fyen 4@0ye kpr
nnna@ ceFtiacates q ithArkabb cures, performed
~ q within TIE lsst tEo yoArs, attest this hct.
Forsa b. strong 8 Arnstrong and Wm. Fiske.
eee Advertisement aepH-Ra6dAWR
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tsRs-ssventy-6ye teamSters from
ID, route 20 HagerstOwn, Nd, came
eyA Cleveland aud Toledo Road last
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Herald lrk weekly Times, Tribune,
Kniokerad, Street & smith's Weekly,
Part TX pr July, Rebellion Record
by Hawks 4 Bro.
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APERRY 1IeHF INFANTRT.-Thls 6ns COM
Wy went out in the street cars last even
10 the corner of Prospect street and Case
niue, for an outdoor drill.
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All the trains going westward connect at Cieyaland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbia Olncln.
nati, st. Louis Sci and All the trains going eastward
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those o fthe New fork
Central and Buffalo & New York City RAILROADS.
q. NOTTINGHAM Supt.
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UIoVaIanu1 AaINH . % NlE--
NREAT NATIONAL R0UTEl
BALTIMORE 8 OHIO RAILROAD.

~ BALTIMORE 3 oHIO RAuROAD.
IMPROVED SCHEDULEf
By recsn. Important changes this koadi nov ADJ
70 furnish unusual facilities Tor
Enst. South, West, Northwest and Southwest
FULL CONNECTIONS with all through tram
20 Philadelphia and New York, in the st[El ~
south. By fts Washington Branch hoad-by OieVs
and md Pittsburgh, Central Ohio and Marietta ant
Cincinnati trainss with the horthWests west an
TbrouTh Tickets &c Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA EeV
York or Boston give the privilege Of lying over g
nv Of the Intermediate cttie8. Two poliaT3 edll
/ en- routa-
rickets or baggage Checks to Wsshington utty.
S~Fnr a. Low a. BIZ any other Route.
nrSlespiua Cars on al Night Trains
Ask for Tickss By Baltimore and Ohie h4nrS-d
General Western Agsut.
W p SMITH, l. ~. OOLH.
8 ter offranspoftaEn. General Ticket Agent
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squafHT IN TaE PARK.-The Public
listenQ animation last evening with
fine music Of sargent's Band.
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P.s. 1t is very necessary that every man
be present, as the Captain has some very
important news for the information of the
company.
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6GF Sale Of gent.

"OOb FOR SALE.-10,O0O TO
w 10000 pounds Of foE sale q Card
ington- nouoW o., o., on q. q. b o. Railroad
iSpess5B ARMSTRONG 3 HA0K ED0kn.
IOR SALE NEW BOILER AND
ENGTNE- suitahIe for a Saw Mn. inquire Of
a r. Kesslsr, 1t Morgan 3 Boots, 2s Superior st.
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a bsndbox otsy, at the c. & P. Depot,
ing. The a1y some children's cloth
leaving It at Oblige the owner BY
Up. baggage room.
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Public Square, NO. AZ soutn sue OF
m-nnnfact5rsr,, received for sale, at
newest and most sarge variety Of the
atOrs Water CoOlels1yles OF heirigef-
MINT. Io.. o-..n EAY's Patent -Four
ing Stoves, Enameledtrd cages OooL-
ing Goods and all tbdouse
Cans and Jars. RlnuS OF Fru'
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~ Save your ice and
Double lined Ice pitchS 0 "s'ef !
double Iined wstar cooIeS2.5O each;
gallons. For sale by Two 70 slA
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ATTENTION GRAYs.-Y You are hereby order
ed to meet at the Armory, Saturday evening,
at 8 o'clock for drill. By order
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R-Prostration Of the System and rapid
decline are almost Invariably the results Of early
Ral-prsotiess and unchecked yieious hatits. A treat
Es slsboTatoly got up has lately Issued from the
pESGI. Illustrating this tendency, and the cure Is
we'll g. prevention OF the same. Il is entitled 'sHu-
man Frailty, or Physiological Researches" Il en-
tsrs fully into tbs cGuses, effects aud most ehacacious
mode Of curing all diseases ola delicate nature, with
eopious instruotions for the perfset restoration Of
those who are prevented By impedimeBts from en-.
esriaE into the marriage state.
Sold b. d.. Barrow, l9i Blocker st., N. Y. Prles
8 cents. Seat fee Of postage everywhere. RsAdsha
advertisement Of "rdsssmar" In another column.
Also sold By Z. r. Gaylord sRd william Fisks,
dsts. Cleveland. Ohio.
1t Is wonderful how soon a valuable
known. Or. s. o. Richardson's
Bitters Is used and recommended b.
h~Tslcians Of the country, ami all who
ounce 1t valuable.
3ELPHos, Allen o., O., July IS, IS.
\. hsrris B CO--GEETLENEs: I have
I'D Dr.. S. Q. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bittsrs for
several years, and can ehserfully ecomms,d them
70 the puhno as q mSnich.s Of decided merit in all
ossss Of General Debility, Dyspepsia, Fever a Ague.
a. Yours truly,
J. W. HURT, Druggist.
~ Ths Sherry Wine Bitters are for sale BY Z. =.
Gaylord. Strong q Armstrong, and Q. 8. MsoksnEie,
Cleveland, O..
r0ErSes Advertisement elsewhere.
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MnIrAsT CAPs.-Military caps of every
style at Deckand & E~nglshart's. Companies
supplied upon the shortest notice. Orders
from the country promptly attended to.
Deckand & Englehart have also a full
supply of Hats and Caps, new styles. ~justre-
eeived and ready for spring and summer
wear. Silk, felt and straw hats in abun-
dance.
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REMEDY.

NODYNE EXPECT0RANF
- - dEreo4crati0n, and . ueatrelEIt a.
Tsncsd stagt8 Il CQnsumPdon, a. PAP, Q8AiA
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On.-The undersigned Is prepared to
manufacture oil tubes and vatA in a superior
manner on short notice, and on the most
reasonable terms,at his steam Planning Mill,
corner of Erie and Kinsmau streets, Glove
land, Ohio. G. H. KIDNEY.
ianIaRIO
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FRANK PAREER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. l Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sep24R26:Iy
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~ Geo. oyBlSir win deliver the MORH-
Ka LElsfS, BY Pony Express, in the towns
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dental Goods.

IA IA n a l. " y " y 3.
VnIcanlEsd Rnhhtr,
Cod and Tin fol.
cod and silver fiates
ITory Handle PlcEFers,
- EbunY Handles SEALS,
iron Hands, scales and Pluggcr1,
Plate ana Wheel Brushes,
Hand Lafhc8-
f1rcFn4-au r1tt1f11,
eslc6 Iool7, nd
JONES 8 WHITE5 PORCELAm IEEIH.
On hand b. a-W- SL4
unoSf Huccacor % ". filkq,
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8ske Steamers.

EE 1851. -
THE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN
Il Railroad Co.'S splendid Passenger Steamers,
CITY OF BUFFALO, 200 tons burthen,
A-D PERKlHsy Commander,
WESTERN METROPOLIS, 1000 tons burtn,
L B. GOLDSMITH, Commander,
VIII, on and altar June 18th, Lave the o. O. 4 @.
Co Dock for Buffalo, alternately, eFery evening. A.
so'eiock, except Saturday and sunday.
.-Sirst Glass Fare, S4,1, andl1eiudss ststsrcor
and Breakfast.
HR-These Boats have no equals for Spas5, SAFETY,
and Comfort Connections made q buffalo With
trains for Niagara Falls karetoga, EsE York Bo5-
RREiGHr BATS SANE As PRopELLER.
Tune Quicker hGR bg RGL.7
&c GARRISON,
LEWIS b. MOBRIs, Manager, Buffalo.
Ag Mt, cleveland. Jnnsles3s
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NJ 0 OPENING G..
E. I. BALDWIN & Co.
Are opening
Elegant Lawns ,Iaeonets bnd 0rsandies
BRIege AnslAls BrIchet-euiirely new,
Grey y aud 81 Mozsmbiquss,
Grey barege Anelais,
Grew Fables IN endless variety, from 6 pence to
10 shillings.
WIN DO opened this dly-
50 pieces CottoDades and Drilllngs for Boys wear,
Rich French Gimp Trimmings, just imported,
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas,
Scotch Ginghams- mourning,
Scotch aud American LzWns-m0uTning,
Tibet and Stella Shawls,
Cambria lnsertines, new importaiions.
Our stock Is constantly replenished from the
choicest g DDS In market, and will be found much
superior In all respects to any offered in the city.
VIII be opened Monday, July LIST, about
500 HOPED SKIRTs-8 TO so HOOPS,
Tbs finest Article manufastured.
go MISSES HOOPED sKIRTs-3 to 20 Hoops.
ONE PRIOE ONLY.
junei9 +. 7. BALDWIN , rn.
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CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS /

1851. sUMEKR ARaAEaEMEKF. lsl
On and sftsr Monday, June lnth, 1851, Passsngs
Trains will leave Cleveland as follows:
$50 A. q. N. z. 3 Cincinnati EKpress-Stoppinq
Bereal Grafton, wellington, New London,
Salem, Shelby, Crestline, Gallon, Gilead,
Cardingt0n, Ashley, Delaware, Lewis
Centre, ROrthiDgton, reaching OOlum-
bus at l0a59A A. ~, Cincinnati At 40 ?. n,
and Chicago via Qrestlinea al 40 I. A.:
and arriving at Columbus no ?. n, and
Cincinnati Al zoo A n.
ts5 ?. 3. hight E~xpress-stopping ct eli Stations
north OF Ore8tlins, aud a. Gallon, CGrdinR-
ton, Delaware and at ali other stations, 70
leave passengers only, arriving ct Co
lumbuB at ll:l5P. n, and Gin oinnati ct SIS
An Chicago via Orestiine, at 730 A. n.
COHREOFIONa
Shelby, Sandusky, MAnshaid & Newark Railroad, 70
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, Evansville,
Ossstlins, Pittsburgh, For Wayne a Chicago Rail-
road, for Forest, Upper Sandusky, Delphos,
Lima Fort Wayne LapOrts, Chicago, &C.,
west and Eest for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas
sillOn, sc.
Gallon and Bellsfontaine Railroad Line, for Marion
Bellsfontains, Sidney, Union muDcie, In.
dipapols, Terre Hsute, Yinoennes, ETans.
vile, LouilVills, Cairo, ST. Louis, SC.
DELAWARE with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts.
burgh Railroad for Springdeld.
Oolumbugl Little Miami 3 Columbus and Xeni1
Railroad, for Aenia, Dayton, indianapolis
Terre Haute, st. LOuis, Morrow, LoYelsnd
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio 4 Mis-,
Bissippi Railroad At Cincinnati Tor Louis.
vile, Evansville, Cairo, St Louis and al
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Zanes.
vile, Wheeling, &C., Columbus, PiquE and
Indiana Railroad for PtquA, Urbana, &c.
~ Tor Tickets to all points and Information aD
f. s. FLINT, superintsndsnt.
Cleveland, June l0th, 1851.
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mylT.SA
JOSEPH POOL,
AT LAW,
u SUPERIOR STREET. oct2:Rle
% P. SPALDING, ATTORNEY <
tGb Counsellor 81 Law, No. 4 Psrkins' Block,
Cleveland. OhiQs sepl
a & BRUCE. ATTORNEYS.
and Councillors at Law. Odcs ibs Superior
effest, ~topposits Msrchanfs Bank Cleveland o.
DOARDMAN AND fNGERSOLL,
Attorneys AZ Law AtWatsF Block, foot Of su'
Eo1SbHES, 6bs I. ,. IseEHsoLL.
DROOKS & FORD, ATTORNEYS
I'D AT Law Perkins building On Public
{. nOoEs ebs '. rOaD.
a SPER, j. r.. ATTORNEY An
Law, Warren, nrumouioOunty, Ohio. Once
10. b MaTkst street doc3d8l
CmILLIAMS0N AND RIDDLE,
A~TT0RNEFBAF Law. 0nse No. 50 Superior
s15i &. g. BfDLE.
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LEAVE EhlAs
Il5A a.. HI9HT EXPIRES TRAIN-Stopplng a.
Girard, Ashtabula and gainesville only; and
arrives at Cleveland ct 4:33 A. Il.
1000 A. H.. MAIL T~RAIh-Stopplng at all Stations
except BaybrOOk, UniOnvile, PerrJ, Mem
ter Gnd Ntcklids, and arrive ct Clsyelnnd
ct I85 ?. n.
1880 P. n. DAY EXPRESS ~TRAIH-St0pping at Gil
rard, UOnneauf, Ashiabula and Painesv1le
only, and arrives at Cleveland at 40 P. n.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN viii leave Conneaul
ct 500 A. n, stopping st all stations, and
arriving at Cleveland at 9.I0 Ak.
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~ Bee advertisement Of Dr.. sanford'r
Liver Invigorstor.
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A FAnM OF "a AcREs

A FARM OF "a ACRES.
WITH A TWO STORY BRICK DWELLING
IN the italian style Of architsctures with barn.
ssll, Sif1 EN- S1 ssr V cse1 aSS5e !. ne R51ss i built
with al modern improYements; the grounds haEe4
rS15S a5e : HVinz brook run through he rear end
Of The Farm ; there are several springs o. pure EetI
T Hi9b li5SIe bydra1ic work., can Be eonveyed % nj
part Of the Yarn. For . S91temah5 Ae3tes4Ss
srranTed. For 4 Gsrden, W1sTArd, or fruit Cnl-
ture, Il can be made profitable. being 80 neAE ne
city-only about lOu rods from The corpoT1ttcn lmins-
This farm can b. divided into lots o. ons % nFe OF
more acres, and make elegant se1oenoeA A4o 49,
large advance Of The Pliee at which IL can nov b
p1rsHssed. There are about 5 or 8 acres Of wood
land, . Part Of which y . beautiful Grove. the
Kinsnan street RAilEoed passes through the Ave-
AIsO-A Z TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Barn, Out Brildibgsi 4cs c1rner o. Ain.n4a 41
Forest street. HOUSE and im~proTemsrt9ars Glnr3t
clssa, with all the modern style, and ouit II saD-
Gf-o-A Z TWO TOBY BRICK ROUSE,
Barn, Out Buildings, &C. Situated on toIestslfeft'
jusf north Of the ~rrsidsncs ofths Hon eieale.
eisss honse. buft hi 4 snbstantia1 manner, and In
he Italian style ofaTekileerare.
A~sO-AnothsE TWO sT0RY BAlOk HOtses
scribsd. Lot 100 Ret front ~ - set deep andnh-
iShsd n al respeots HE the other.
Al.o-osR vAoAET LOT q Kins1Sa Ts5ssS;
sfrsstS, ms Eet frOnt b. IS deep. Nine lotss e. Eos-
- qfraer. befWeru klu1man ana SoNl4 ANe444s
eat ads. Lots % fss font b. n Ess o8p- hMi
0siI on time 80 suit purchalera-
HSFor further fllbrmafion enquire ora unoer-
signed, No. 100 Kinsman s., CisYelaaa' NhioS
j~une50-66
NOR SALE-VERY DESlRA
BLE Vscant Lots On krospsA street. nsai
Hudson street. Prize SO ~ 2oS nrNrras
~ Superior ltrsel
In o Pr T s..
PRINTING OFFIOE FOB SALE
For Bals-A lot d BREWER and No1rena 1
l Imposing Stones, Cases. Chaaa, ~ el
complsts for printing q Al and
with the exception o. . praa1l WEE
an extraordiaaU bargain. ur..a.-ss n.-,k.
&roE PAEdeuiAn oali q eSq.Rif
-T F0B SHE
HOUSE AND LOT ON
Pittsharzh street, known - he Hiichcock
s@6pafy, bain9 iot one IN CASES. adtitio1 % Ctsge'
i-5d and sot - IN Kslay and ealEQrthg slodl.
g4slOi. Sad property having ore laudrod Et 1rcni
N Pists6urgf 8tfsstand sxtsnding back ten roI e
N alley. The houga - large, vel bnnf 9nd cnFe-
1 afdhE Eor tarmg applT 90
BkNHBY, BA0KU5 NOBLE.
ofikR1o
LOh SALE@OEE SECONDHAND
steanP olsr-qPrgnt % allsd, etelI -
1000. snfsfds, andS EstloLgs mrnaco perL 80
III diameter, and 5 Let Eit1.
esid bOliar Originally eOtteof hnoH nnntre
order, And With he Crates sAtatg-FalVs, &C. VA
1rfor frthsr particulars enquire af iAs omoa
g a = J. McGnrr7'a Steam Dctie1 oho1 % oelsa
NIe.L
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II GRIsW o L D,
1~TTORNEY AT "a
once over Mould 4 Eumsen's Store.
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5tt0faEgs at gaW.
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OLEYFLAND ANp MAHONING

D u v y
THE TABLE No. IS-To take effect on anu alter
Thursday March 2lst, 1861.
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CLEVEIlAND 8 PITTSBURGH


L D.
sChHEB ARBAKsEMEGR.
70 take effect on Monday, June nth, 1851. Trains
leave cleveland daily SUNDAYS excepted a. follows:
elo A. M.-Mal-ArTiyes at New York sos A. ~,
Philadelphia 40 A. n, PITTSBURGH $40 p.
NJ Wheeling 4:s0 P. NJ; New philadelphia
ESQ P. n.
40 P. H.E1press-ArriVrs At Nsg York 500 P D.;
Philadelphia l230 ?. n Pittsburgh u:s5P.
r.; Whssiing 507 A. H..
Both Trains connect ct Hudson for Akron aud
MilifIsburRh.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh TO New York
via Allentown Without change
ER-FRre IS low As by any other line
m-Through TieFs cts can DO procured at the Depot
or AZ the Euclid Street station.
F.R. MYERS, I. Aasdf' iases
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i 24l SUPERIOR STRzKT,
Near the Public sauaTp.

af - 81.
aFsa
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8 ERIE 3. 3.

Eol. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1861.
On and after monday, May 9th, 1851, PASSENGER
Trains will run e. follows:
LEAYE CLEVELAND.
g25 A. =. EXPRES HAIL TRAIN-Stopplug ct
ell stations except Euclid, Wickline, Men,
tor, Perry, Knoxville, SaybroOk, FairTtew
and SEauyille; and arrives at Erie a. l2Al
P. n, Dunkirk SO P. n, Buffalo as P. n.
la5 ?. n. OlNOINHATI EMPRESS TRAIA-Stop-
ping ct Painesville, Ashtabula aud giraTd
only, and arrives at Erie TO5 P. n Dun
kirk at $50 P. NJ, Buffalo at 1913 p. n.
E3 P. n. COENEAUT AOOOMMODATION-StOD'
ping at all Stations.
90 ?. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIE-Stopping 81
PainesTille, Ashtabula and Girsrd only, ane
arrives ct Eris at 1910 A. n, DUnkirk a
200 r., Buffalo 80
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&aa Roaas.
CLEVELAND 8 TOLEDO R B.

CLEVELAND & TOLEDO r r.
1861. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1851
On and aiter Monday, Juna - 1851 rains VII Fun
daily Sundays excepted) q follows.
DO A. =. chicago Expresg-StOpping e. Berga, Grai-
to1s Oberlin. WaksmR1, h0rWalk. Monroe
Villoi Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont. Elmore,
and arrives at Toledo at $40 A.. NJ Ohica.
70 600 P. NJ, Detroit ct zoo
500 A. n. THROUGH hail-stoDpils II al stati0na on
ne S0uthorn DiTiIion, arriving 81 Iolsd0at
tsO ?. 4. Man, stops at all stations east Of sandusky
On Northern Diyitiou, and arrives st Sac.
dusky ct els ?. n
SO ?. n. Telegraph EIVrrss-StOpplng u Bsrea,
Grafton, Oberdn, Wakeman, NOrWalk, Mon
nrosvlllf, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont, 81
more, aud arrives sc TOiodo q 86B p. n,
Ohieago 1t 600 A. n.
CONNECTIONS.
Connections are made at MonrOeTille with the san
dnaky, Mansfield and Newark r. r., a. Clyde With
the sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati r.. r., a. Ere
mont with Fremont q Indiana r. B., and Il Toledo
with the Michigan Southern q Northern indiana
sud Toledo and Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De-
troit, Jackson Fort Wayne, goganSDoLt, LahTetts,
Oalroi Alton, 81. Louis and sl pointa West North
vest and Southwest.
Trhin8 arrive In Cleveland from Tcedo and the
vest az $40 A. NJ 3:S P. NJ and S83 P. =. From
sandubky ct $50 q.
Cleveland. june q, 1851. sup't.
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