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IS5i. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1861.
On and after Monday, May CT, IssI, PasssngsI
Trains will run as follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND, a
925 A. 4. EXPRESS MAIL Misunderstanding Al
all Stations except Euclid, Wicklihe, Men.
tor, Perry, UnionVille, Saybrock, FGirVieW
and Swanville; and arrives at Erie Rtl2:4l
?. n, Dunkirk 400 P. n, Buffalo 1875 P. n
EO5 P. N OiNUlNNATI EXPRESS TRAIH-Stop.
ping at PainesVille, Ashtabula aud Girard
only, and arrives at Erie T5 P. Dun.
kirk az $50 p. NJ, Buffalo at 1913 P. 4,
Es P. n. QONNEAgT Observation-Disclosures
200 r. n. NIGHT ExPBEss TRAIN-stOPpins Al
gainesville, Ashtabula and Girard only, ana
arrives at Erie at 1910 A. H., Dunkfrk a
200 !. n, Buffalo $50 A. -
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And herO it Il deemed Of the utmost imp0rtance to
correct q p~revalent-Almos unpardonabie error
Brcnchitis is known to be the Immediate harbinger
Of Consumption. Not knowing and bot even hs
pecting that Uatarrh Is the pronoupcing cause OF
bronchitis, physlcians have attempted to remove this
la ter affection by local applications, such IS nitrate
Of silver, folzsntations, limitations Of medicated va
D rs. &C., to the throat aud fauces- Nov, all such
efforts to cure bronchitis afford palpable evidence OF
delnsiOn only. ! therefore assert, that 10 cure bron-
chitis and avert consumption, Catarrh must first he
cured Gpbn tbs common sense pos:ulRte, l have
Predicat6f my remedy for the cure Of Oatarrht and
rot only have l the satisfaction 70 know that it has
proved eminently successful in the attainment Of
TIT Object, bnt that in aceompllsh'Bg this, II has
q rmaneutly cured bronchitis AID ayerted consump-
ton in thousands Of Instances.
~ ~ EHES.
Among many local complaints, prOduced by Ca
talrh, aud which have never been recognized by the
Faculty, Is that Of an DbsITucti n, or clos ng Up Of
the tear pa sage frsm the eye to the nostrll. This
arises ofteuer IRON Oatasrh than from any other
cause Ths cure Of CataTrh removes the dit1cultyt
aud ObViafss the painful and needless process OF iu-
\ serting q m talic tube into ths duct or passage, with
the vain hope that such perniciouE practice may ef-
feet the cure. Bat il never does.
IT Ia nov kno9n that my L. the only
| positive cure for Catarth. X ND,
nR-G.W W. CLARK, successor to VIM. Fiske, us
SupsFioT st., Agent for Cleveland Je2 sdaNS
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OoNNEOTIONs.

Connections arc made at Monroevine with the San.
tnskY, Manifold and Newark B. R,t Gt Clyde With
nebt WIZ fsam5bfh fnSdiSnS n ~ ssd Il gTsiaSe
with the Michigan Southern 3 Hofthe-n Indiana
and Toledo and Nabafh Railroads for Chicago, De-
Cairo, Alton, 81. LouiHi and all points Wet, North
Eoat and Southwest.
Trains arrive IN Cleveland nom Tersdo and the
West, At $40 A. H., SO P. n, and8:tj P. n. From
5anduHkT Ct $50 \.
L. D. EUOXEBt
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A an eTidanes Of the Thrift Of 6s psopls, itmzT b
gtated that eOO. 900 tons q freight, nSluding 100000
bushels o. grain, and $500 barrels q 1oU Fsfs fer
Rarded oEsf lha Inc kst year.
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FIRx.-A FIRE broke out about two o'clock
Ibis morning, in the barn owned BY jacob.
Houck, near the corner of Greenwood street
and Scoville avenue, and before it could be
arrested. extended 70 the buildings Of VIM
Bailey and John DURAN. The barn and two
dwellings were buraed TO the ground, and
another nearly 50. There are, we under
stand, several reservoirs in that immediate
vicinity which contained no water, and as a
consequence, the fire got well under way be-
fore the engines could be Of much service,
and Reter had to be conveyed some consider
sble distance. We learn that the residence
Of Vim. Bailey was SO far gone when the
family discovered the house to be on fire,
that they barely es,a ed, saving nothing.
An infant Of four months old was left in the
bed, and passed out Of the window by some
person who entered the house, after the family
had left. There is no doubt but that the FIRE
was the work Of an ~incendiary.
Nj. Houek was absent from home, having
ENLISTED as q soldier in the Government SER
vice. His loss was about $780, and we can
not learn that there is any insurance upon
the property.
Mr.. DURAN had one building burned and
another badly damaged. Loss $500. In
sured in the German Insurance Company for
$500.
WIN. Bailey loss is about $1,000; 10 iu-
surance.
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a. .. HPALDINa, Esq,
I wish for some circulars or large show bills, to
Bring your OsphAno Pills more particularly before
my customers. hyou have anything Of the kind,
please send 10 me. 3s4H
One Of my oustomers, who is subject 10 severe Sick
Headache, USUALLY lasting two daysO was cured OF
An attaek IN one hour ~ your Pills which ! ssnt
her. Respectfully yours,
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NLNVEIAND 1 PITTSBURGH
R BALI o A D.
suMMER ARRANaRMEEF.

RAILRoAD.
sUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
To take effect on Monday, June nth, 1851. TraiDs
leave cleveland daily, lSundays excepted a. follows
BIS A. u.-Mail-Arriyes at New York SOL A. NJ,
a.f. Philadelphia $50 A. NJ Pittsburgh $40 P.
NJ ~heeling 4;soF. NJ New PailAdelphis
$50 p. n.
a.s0P M.ExpTess-ArriYss at New YORK 800 P. X.
H.; Wheeling 6.O7 A.
Both Trains connect at Hudson fo- Akron and
hiilr rsburgh.
(via Allentown,) without change.
nR-FaTe as low e. By any other line.
nD-Through Tickets can DO procured ct the Depot
CT aT the EEcld Street Station.
= N. MCCULLOUGH, sup't.
III il. g T.ANput funaag |
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Mechanics and vorkingmen viii hnd The frss school
encouraged BIZ the SUE ana endowed with q
large revenue for the support OF schools Their chill
.dren can iva In sight q the church and schoolhouses
and grow up with The prosperity d the leading sate Ia
tia Great western Empire.
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By shsusO Of these Pills the periodic attacks Of.
Nervous OF siek Headache may Be prevented; and Il
taksn at the commencement Of sn attack Immediate
relefirom pain and sickness viii be obtained. aa
They seldom tsil in removing the Hsusaa or He'd
ache to which II males sro subject.
Thsy act ss7tg upon the Bowels, removing Cost
ivsneas.
For Literary Men, STUDENTS, Delicate Females, aud
al persons Of s~odsatary habits, thsy are valuable e
LAXATIVE Improving the appetite, giving tons and
usor 10 the digestive organs, and restoring the
natural elasticity and strength Of the Ehols System.
The OEPHALIO PILLS n
are tbs result Of long investigation and earsnly
conducted experiments, having been ia use many
years, during which time they have prevented and
relieved a vast amount o. pain and suffering ron
Headache, whether originating In the nervous rys.
ten, o. from a dsrangsd state OF the stomach,
They are entirely vegetable IN their composition.
and may be taken at all times with perfect SAFETY,
without making any changed Of diet, and the absenos
Of any disagreeabls taste renders iteasy 70 sdIniuG.
Ter them to children . t.F 81
BE WARE o OOyO ArRRFELRs
E.The gsnuIns have nTs signatures Of HsaUO.
spAding on each Boz.
sela ~ DruEsists sad al Dsslsrs ia Medicine.
A Beg win b ssut b. mail. prepaid, on rsOsips d
TwENTY-T1VE OEArs.
NS-Ai orders should Be addressed TO
aEERY o. sPALDIAa,
Cedar Street, New Y0rk,
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C0mmtssMR,
ELOuRt FLoURuFLoURlIl-

DOTAlOES.-I,0OO BUSH. PURE
White and Blue Neshannock Potatoes in store
and for sale cheay, BY w. m~ELHINCH,.
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LAu EMS FENALE SEnEARY.-The pub
lie Examinations Of the classes in the Lake
Erie Female Seminary, at Palnesville of the
present year, viii commence on Tuesday in
the afternoon Of July 18th, and close OF
Thursday, July lsth IN the forenoon.
The annual address viii be dslivere by
DE Rev. F. Williams, Of Toledo Ohio, on
Thursday July lsh st III O'Clock A. N.
Other addresses will be delivered, on that
day, after which the awarding Of premiums
OfDiptoma to the graduating classes will take
place.
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Vlos.Iault WAIll . % DupoIIussnlenI.
GREAT NATIONAL ROUTEl
BALTIMORE 3 OHIO RAILROAD.

BALTlM0RE 3 OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED SCHEDULED Sd
By reesn. important changes this Road is now abls
10 furnish unusual facilities for Observation-Disclosures
Hast, South. West, Northwest and Southwest.
FULL CONNECTIONS with all through trains
south, By lis Washington Branch Road-by CleYe-
land and Pittsburgh, Central Ohio and Marietta and
Cincinnati trains, with the Northwest West and
Southwest,
Through Tickets to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York or Boston give the privilege of lying over al
my Of the intermediate cities. Two Dollars addi-
sional give the privileges Of visiting Washington oity
en- route. ---
Tickets or Baggage Checks to Washington UitT. @
Rg-far as Low as BY any other Route.
- sleeping Cars on all Night Trains. -re
Ask TOR Tickets BY Baltimore and Ohio Railrosd.
J. II. SULLIVAN, 2
General Western Agent.
W. p. SMITH, L. a. COLE.
Sl2:R2R 5000 Elati
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Thus far, capital and labor have been applied % d.
VelopinR the soil: the great resources Of the Staie u
coal and iron are almost untouched ThenVaFsble ruia
that he mechanic aria flourish best food andfus
are chsapest. viii follow ct an early day to Il1os, and
An The course OF the next ten earsihe natural end
necessities Of she case warrant ne BELIEF thata easl
ave hundred thousand people Will be engaged The
STATE of Illinois IN various mAnufAetuang employ
menfa. -IH. .--r
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MARSHALLS UTRRINE O1THOLICoN.
HONE FESTIM0NY;

HUME 16GIIM OAI' -
In this connection We ouar q I5E ~teafiHonialst
"1 am Methodist Clergyman and when On my.
circuit l have met with many women troubled With
the diseases Cor which you advertise MRrshalPg Ute
riDe Oatholicon as cure. Ihaye advised its use and
Il has effected complete cure wherever It mas been
used. koT. PETEB SHARP,
I lf-4ssl nf iona ry- Western stai, 0hia.
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Raii Aeaas.
NLRVELAND 3 TOLEDO R B.

1851. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1851
On and Afer Monday, June "a, 1851, lalns viii run
daily Sundays o~xcept0d) "a tollOWBi lTiI
900 A. D.. Chicago EXp~ress-BtoppinE Rt Borgs, Grui.
toni Oborlin, Wakeman, N0rWalk, Monroe
Vile, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont. Elmore,
aud arrives 81 Toledo At 500 A. n, Ohicas
90 500 p. NJ, Detroit at Sa00P :, 4.
$40 A n, Through Mal-5toppinR af ell stAtiOls on
the Southern Divigicn, arriving st Toledo q
L.Gl p. N.
Cs9 ,. n. Mail, stops az all staiions east Of sanduskJ
on Northern Division, and arrives at San.
dua-y at 8.i5 P. \.
sl5 2. n. Telegraph ExpresH-stopDins ct BeFoa,
Grafton, Ohorlin, Makeman, AcrYElk, Mon.
knoxville, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont, ~.
more, aud arrives 81 Toledo st 5:5b p. NJ
Chicago at 600 A.. M.
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p. -. GO q 9al2.. GO &C p.
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LFromt tie Commercial Bulletin, BostOn,l
Said @ Be xerT sGeaeona or tha hsadAehe.
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WA single bottle Of SPALDIEG'B PREPARED
GLUE Wiu save ten times is cost Annually, ~
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3otels.

HOTEL--NOS.
Iva ST., and Murray street. % door from Broad
Fay, Opposite the Park, New York. HugRinB q Fling.
PFoDrfetOTs. II. HugRina, late Of Pearl Street
House, Boston. H. fling, late d LoTaoY's Hotel
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Ann Louise AIlsn, By
her naxt friend. Col
Los MoTss, a. Rodney
H.MathsEs,O Catherine
nahaav amf raharI
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The dssp Eich loan q the praries Is cultivated with
such wonderfui facility that The farmers q the Eastern
AMI Middle States are moving to nluois IN greatnUm
hers. ne area Of Illinois is about equal 70 that 81 n
gland. and the soil Il 20 rich thath VII eWenty
millions Of people. arsed1
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u AXE ERIE PAPER Comply,
f-ManufcturerB Of PRINTING AND BOOK
PEPER, are now prepared 70 supply all orders with
> superior quality q PaReF ando hEorsbls term.
w TAILOB, Agent
Rbaa o90HBz1k
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Iudgment Win b taken bT de1anlt agaln9tit 9.
R AHhEY, BAOKUS &N0BLE,
juue7:344 Plaintiffs Attorneys
iuneI:3

MOTICE.-GEoRGE w. JAMIsoN,
and Elizabeth A.. Jamison. Of New York. In
The state Of New York viii take notice that Lewis
Mueller, Of Cleveland, Ouyahosa County Ohio, aid
. On the 9h day Of June A D. 1851 ME his petition
In ths Court Of Common Pleas, within and Tor the
county Of 0uyahoga, In sid STATE Of Qhto against
the said George M.JGmisOn and Elizabeth Alan
isOn, sud Jarvis Leonard an Reuben AnsEeol, de-
fudalts, setting forth that the said qeozge VIA
mison ana Elizabeth A. JamiBou, on the 18th DAY Of
April, ls59l moTtEaEsd . The Blal9hH sF6aiyiSion
lot No. I of. q. BoEie3i plat Of land In original lots
Eos. s45 and &0in East Cleveland CuyahOR coun-
u, Ohio, containing 10 3 Glo9 acres Of Land, to secure
the payment Of said George W. Jamisonla note t0fha
plaintiff for Ten Hundred and Ninety Dollars dated
April 18th, 1889. and payable IN tive years after its
date, and that the ether DESCENDANTS claim some in
tCrest in said land under them, end Gsxfng for iudg-
ment against said George ". gamison t9F Ten Hun
dred aud Ninety Dollars and interest thereon nom
Anril 2yth, 1851, andtor thr sale Of aaid mcrtgaged
premises % pay the same Said George W. JamisOn
e also notified that an order Of Attachment against
his property. right7, credits and enectst has also
EeeR Issued IN said action. Said George VI yami5on
and Elizabeth A. JamisOn are further notihsd tha3
they are required to appear and answer said psti-
ton b. thu Sd day Of August "a. lSf.
"I IL=T LEWIS
iune6, LS6is34 By B. =. BaaTis, Atty.
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Eos. LEADER:-At a special meeting Of
Engine Company No. 8, held July 9TH; 1861,
the following resolution was adopted:
Resolged, That we, the officers and mem
BERG Of Hope Engine Company Nos, do
most respectfully return our sincere thanks
to Mr.. and Mrs. Jarad Hall and Others for
their kindness in decorating our engine for
The zih Of July parade.
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CONTRIBUTES FROM Kansas. - Four
eounterfeitsrs passed through this city this
morning, en- route for Washington, in
charge Of U. g. Marshal J. P. Mcdowell,
Deputy VIM Asdil, and District Attorney
]. 7. Burroughs. They lsf. Fort Lesven-
worth on Tuesday. The names Of the Pris-
Onsrs sre-AarOn StOVsr, Issae Parker,
John Smith, and - Baldwin, They
we're detected in passing the counterfeit
coin, and lsrge quantity Of tools, dies and
coin found in their possession. They we're
tried in the United States Court last week,
found guilty, and sentenced as follows
Parker / year, Slower Is month";, and Smith
and Baldwin 9 years each. There being
no p~enitsntiary IN Kansas, they we're taken
to Washington for confinement. We are
also informed that several others are under
srrest, and that these persons are q part
Of 3 gang Of eOunterfeiters that have been
at large, distributing their spurious coin
among the people, for several years.
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NLEVELAND, COLUMBUs 8


1861. SUMMER ADVANCEMENT. 1901
on AID SITTER Monday, June 10th, 1851, PasssnRe
Trains will leave Cleveland as foilogE.
$40 A. T. N. Y. b Cincinnati E~xpress-StOppluR
Berea, Grafton, Wellington, Esa London,
Salem, Shelby, Crestline, Gallon, Gilead,
darlington Ashley, 0elRWa-s Lewis
Ctntre, worthington, reaching Column
bus At 70 80 A. ,,pincinnatiEt 4.30 P. NJ,
and Chicago via Crestiine at roo p. 4. =
8l1 ?. 4. AocOmmOdatiOn-StOppinR at all Stations
and arriving at Columbus TIC P. n, and
Cincinnati AZ 200 A. n.
t:55 P =. Night E~xpress-Stopping at all Stations
north Of Orestline. and at Gallon, Oardings
ton, Delaware and at all other stations, to
leave passengers only, arriving ct %
lambus Of il:l5P Il, and Cinoinnatia at SIS
an Chicago via C~restllne, at 1880 A. N.
aCOHNEOTIORs
Shelby, 5andusky, Mansfield 4 Newark Railroad, 70
Mansfield, Nj, Vernon, Newark, GAINESVILLE,
OrsstIiue, Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago Ran.
road, for Forest, Upper Sandusky, DelphOs,
Lima, Fort Wayne, Leporte, Chicago, Sc,
vest, and East for manshel1, WEBSTER, Mas
Gallon aud Belefontains Railroad line, for Marion
Beliefontaine, Sidney, Union, Euneie, In
dlnapohs, Terre Haute, Yincennes, Evans
Delaware, with springheld, Mt Verron and Pitts.
burgh Railroad for Springfield.
Columbus, Little Miami q Columbus, end XenIn
Railroad, for Aenia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terre Hautei 81. Loui1, Morrow, LovslHad,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio 4 Mis:
sisaippi Railroad At Cincinnati for Louis.
vile, Eyansvtle, Cairo, St. Louis, and all
points on the Ohio river. :
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad for Newark. Zanes.
VILE Wheeling, &C., Columbus, PiQua and
Indiana Railroad for PiQua, Ur6ana, &c.
~ For Tickets 10 ell points and Information az
Cleveland, June 10Th 1851
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aEAgTERV avn sOUTHKRH MARKErs.
AppIICATTON on cAPTTAI..

These lands arc contiguous 70 Q railroad 100 mile
In length, which connects with other roads andnavgn
be lakes and rivers, thus R10rdiag an unbroken CON
municati0n with the Eastern and Southern mafkets,
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MiIliasta.
9ystfFs

8-MALTBY7S OYSTER DE-
VI POT date Holt 8 MAltbyi) CELEBRATkD
Will BE REoEIHED DATL7
From his establighmant In Baltimore-put up ~
cans and WHrrnitsd dfssh and good Or no sale.
Spice oysteEs, and saFdinss kept constantly IN
hand.
Baltimore, New York and Princes Bay ehrn o.
tsu viii be received daily By ExrreEs.
- CaloLERs for sale b. the barrel,
sS No. as suSsrias sSrsSt, Msvsis6d. O.
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lands OF mLINOIs

No STATE Ia ths YaIsy q the Maslssipploasrsso grssi
an inducsment 70 The settler as ts STATE Of Illinois
There Il no portion Of the world where AL the eoDdi
dons Of climate and soil 30 admirably eonbins % pro
ducs those two great staples Co.'s and vast a, "a
PraiFies Of Illinois.
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THR eOUTHKRN PART
RrCH RoLITNe ppArPR LANDs

OF thsStats lies within the zone Of the Cotton regions,
while shs soil d admirably adapted 70 The grOWth q
TObaeco and Hemp, and the Wheat Is worth from Is "a
20 Cts. Dore per bushsl than thatraised further noTtn.
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All the trains going Westward connsct at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Oincin.
nAtt, st. Louis &c.i and all the trains going eastward
Railroad, and ct Buffalo with those Of the New York
Central and Buffalo 4 New York CITY Railroads.
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u.s. s ~ sYMProMs

Ths following are sOms Of the true symptoms Of
GatHrIh. Pain, either dull OF acute, in the head, or
in lieu Of 1T, a sensation OF fuilneess OPPRESSION, con-
a. a ofideas, istlessness, indifference to bu mess
oanct rus, wal OF physical and mental energy to
Dc 4, rm certain acts OF jobs, or 20 carry into ed, Ct
breathing through one or beth bostrlls. soon the
obstruction gives place to g pfofgse discharge from
the nose fauces OF throat On blowing the uostr1ls
fJrciUly, ait 10 crust-hardened mucus-is thrown
out, OF en- Urged with b God. The sensation Of a
huId dropp ug from the head down into the throat
is sometimes lelt. Various noises or ringing sounds
In the ears are noticed, When the disea Q has pro
crossed to maturity anu s-Tertty, many Of the Beusrs
berome Impaired, and that Ofsmell Is some lines to-
tally lost. That Of hearing suff rs much, and the
organs of yision participate in the rayeges. An &C
stimulation OF yiscid mucus in the throat takes
place, especially in The night, and the patient, If
sked els like choking or Euh1cattng. To the
b cath q impaired an oh.HEive, 6nd, IN some in
stan aes, and tnsunerable odor BY the secretions.
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1918 A. r.. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIH-StoppiuR At
9irard, Ashtabula and gainesville Only; and
arrives at cleveland at l:8
1000 A. n. MAIL TRAIA-StoPping at all Stations
except Saybrook, UnionFilh, Perry, Men.
tor end Wicklide, and sTri7e q: Cleveland
ct l:45 P. \,
1910 P. 4. DAY EXPREss TRAIH-stooping at Gt.
rard, Conneaut, AshiRbUle and gainesville
only, and arrives at Cleveland at l2O P. Il.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN will leave Conneaut
at 500 A. H., stopping ct all stations, and
arriving at Cleveland at $40 A. M =
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PkPxRs SToLEE-A boy was seen stealing
he LEADsR from box at 81 Burlington street
this morning, about half past five. This is
the fourth morning that papers have been
taken from this Sams plaos. The boy is
known and If be trespassss Egain, viii be ar
rss:ed. There is no doubt thEt this practice
Is frequent ali over the city, and accounts
for the complaints, made that Subscribers do
not get their papers.