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IA The Gently murmuring LousV"
has '*dried up" Below the dam which.
has been constructed to enable the street
sprinkler to obtain supply of water, the
bed of the creek is 50 dry as to need
sprinkling 10 keep down the dust. -
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BE- We want At this Office, FIFTY
CORDS OF Hard wood, for which we will
pay the highest market price in Green
backs I / II ri Ill / II II II
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sell gCT SOHOOL.
Mrs. Fifeld will open Select School
for Girls in this city. on Monday Sept !
1868.
Parents desiring to send Scholars vi
please leave their i1an1es with Mrs. s.
s. Bayliss PacificHouse.
Tuition per quarter $500
Languages Extra.
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FnEAIERS In E.dd. sIisefs k&eAsirs. uneasYenA
~ Money and G5,s ssfsniras FoaeherA l. ~ - .,
Careful ateAttsa Ill ESst& 1kf III Mgs aa4 w.aSs
TaSes BALD fat Nua. Kest3s4t laHI in tsss s
fersut S0snaFa Of fowa and Fehfa Ia M liberal III ~
. Pensions pvurareA sfaveYrrTast R,ssHfy ssFf HssT
Pay CLAIMS eoiiecteg esssea aslisrs
Agsfsyssesss-~YssA 6saa Esss y.skt aaAas asvrspA
A>sSciations 81 LiElss nrexel Co., PhiisJs 81 III
VI -saehaFet,s Barb, nosltGi W r. raatpaYTf d e.
lFhlcass Giuaa q palllsp a.; SEfsgaFsssfst
SEPT Z tssas 2 ? 8 Z,
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30 The attention of Taxpayers is di-
rected to the notice Of the City Recorder,
In another column. f5@. <4s5+ :s2
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no. The heavy frost on the oath ult.,
made I" clean work OF the corn in this
section !; it is all killed. and the blades
are as dry as in winter, s~~.. 49,.
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New York, Sept, :.

wow 0Tk, 0NIII. ..
The Worlds Washington dispatch
saws:
The rebels who crossed ut Edwards
Ferry captured number of cattle, but
were unable to get them over the Poto-
mac, and were compelled toabandon'then
in the woods.
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In EaFn.hEicn. on sahbath fhe 2si inst 81 a0eInCk
Pm ~ thalesa infansuns MARY kLmsra, daughter ~
Rev, 4, and Mrs. =. Adsaiss agsd mcnshs.
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BY ELEGRAPH.
MR. rxNcor rrEre.

sEsoarED rxeIoalvrIr ron rHT a0araar,I.
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FURTHER FORRIGN nEMs.

.7st EE SANDY HOOK, Oct Z.
The Persis from Liverpool Sept. 26lh,
and Queenstown, Sept. 9th, has arrived.
Liverpool Msrket.-Cotton frmer and
unchanged. BreadstuRs dull. Provisions
stedy. Illinois Central 14912 discount.
Erie 1905 ConsOls s34@sSs.
LYONS, Eept. 26.-The Rneins has over
flowed about seven feet along the line Of
Lyons. The country is submerged.
Thepirstes Alabama, Georgia and Con-
rad had visited the port of Cape Good
Hope. They had captured and bonded
several vessels. ~
The steamer Vsnderbils left st. Helena
August 10th in pursuit. The Alabama had
captured SO prizes.
Mason's letter to Russell on withdraw
ing from London, was published. It
qaotes Davis instructions, saying he be.
lieTes tSe British Governmentis is determin-
ed 70 decline friendly overtures and will
not receieEe 3 Minister. It is therefore
nc lengsr consistent with The dignity Of
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FnREInN ARRIYAL.

NEw YORK, September Z
The steamship Persia, from Liverpool,
26th, and Queenstown 9th, is below.
A Paris letter to the World says the Pi-
rate Florida is being repaired by Govern.
ment engineers and Iaborers at the Govern
ment dock. When she goes to sea she will
salute the French flag, and it is already
publicly stated that the Confederate Ss-
Lutte will be officially responded to.
Three Federal vessels Of war are on the
watch outside and the chances Of an action
are imminent.
Papers ststetAst the Florida will leave
Brest during the present week. This is
not true. She will leave the dock but not
the port In the meantime she may be
Joined by one or two formidable col
leagues.
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What brought John Ball TO his Senses.
HalIett & Co.'S Circular for September
90, says that when the prospective dear
anees Of the Laird oOrsairs seemed most
threatening, it was definitely resolved by
the Cabinet that such an event must be
eOnsidsrsd an act Of war; thst war with
Great Britain, with all It's terrible results
to either side, would be preferable TO these
SOnHausd aeesssiOns to the rebel pirate
nsvyi thsss In such an event, a rebel ves-
sel was tObe engaged wherever found, eUsn
ga had 70 b eEt cut Of a British port. Lord
John Russell and his colleagues were thus
brought to their senses.
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Frnm rhs OH RerIon,.
On CRY. Pa. October 8.

Oh CITY, PA, October 3, 1858.
EDIT0Rs LEADER: By the above you
viii observe we are agsin in the " Oil
Diggins." Two yssrs have elapsed since
we we're here, and the changes that have
taken place in that time are truly mar
vslOus- Every branch of business has
increased enormously. All kinds of trad
ing sstsbIiShmsnts and every variety Of
residenes have sprung up as in twinkle.
When table land could be obtained for
building sites il has been snatehed at fab
ulous prices, sad failing in this, gOrges
have been chissled from the bluffs, any
way 10 get, or tumble in, being the motto.
All rolling ground not Plsnted with der
risks IS being rapidly dotted with dwell
iEgs. Thirteen hotels are constantly
Gjamned with comers and gOers, while
nearly every building besides is flied with
bOardefs, and yet hundreds each day fail
10 seOure comfortable quarters.
on is now selling ct seven dollars at the
wells. The average daily yield Of the val
ley is seven thousand barrels, producing
hS=sby the snug sum Of fifty Thousand
dollars, dinrnslly.
The excitement in, and round about I"
Is fully squsl to The din and whirl Of three
yess ago. CapitaIfs8 from all sections
Of the country are continually pouring in
their thousands. Speculation is upon g
high surge and exchanges in real estate
lin spouters-snd In most every con-
osivable commodity make up the hourly
teum deum." -.
ANstional branch bank Is about being
estabHshed hsre-tWo saiIboats here are
now under surYey-snd all in ali, this
but four years ago, isolated, and almost
humanity forsaken place, knowing moth
ing apparently Of the world around, but
By an occasional whistle from small tug-
bOst from Pittsburgh, perhaps, and the
boot Of the raftsman, is now becoming 8
eompereial metropolis, and will eventu-
ally, should the oil product continue, be
hardly second to any this side Of the
mountains.
Bat work upon politics. We passed
through various counties in Ohio in our
eanbiss before coming here; and as the
result are greatly eheered touching the
6ubsrnatOrial issue just upon us. The
brgauiEaiion Of the Republican forces is
perfect almost, without exception in all the
townships. The people in their majesty
are fully aroused, and all will meet in
solid phalsnx at the ballot-box. In Por.
tags, Columbisns Stark and Tusoarawas
counties, through which we passed, Val
stock has deprecated Of late wonderfully
md grandly. The calm second thought oi
he honest masses will, in this instance, ss
i always has in the history Of the world
insure q united and inTincible indication
u justice and the right John Brougf
viii be the coming Governor Of Ohio BY q
fo1s.ng majority, and that also Of the
hcne vote Mark the prediction and sci
Town In the eelezlation calendar major.
lty Of notless than forty thousand. lfany
hing like 9 correct estimate can be ex.
Aoted b what we hsvs seen and heard
since resehing this State Governor
Curtin win likewise be elected BY q crush
ing majority. WILLARD.
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MORNING NGLEADER
aI0RNING OOT. 5. 1858
EnaIIsh ORDNANCE.

The London Army and Navy Gazette Of
September 18th, regrets to state that the
late experiments with the Armstrong guns
ct Newhaven, the defects Of the lead coat
ed shot and fine growing we're very apps-
rent, Is happened in the previous practice.
With tie full charge of twelve pounds,
several Of the shells burst st the muzzle,
and enc In the gun, cutting up the grOOv-
ing f; While others Of the shells we're strip
ped Of their leAd-coating and fell short.
Late experiments, which were conducted
partly to try the fuses, showed that the
lIo-Pounder could not be depended upon
In the hour Of greatest need in close
kand-to-hsnd combat, and established also
the fact that the peculiar nature Of the
Armstrong riding rendered it very diff
eGlh If not impossible, to obtain 8 safe
fuse for the gun.
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DARTITION NOTICE.-Ransom Heath,

PARTITION NOTICE.-Ransom Heath,
II guardian of Lucelia Heath, and Martha Fig
uers, Lucelia Heath and Martha Fguers will
take notice that petition was fled against them
on the I'D day Of September, A. d. 1853, in the
Court Of Common Pleas, within and for the
county Of Cuyahogs, by J. E. Raymond and Ma
~ J. Raymond and Is now pending, wherein sad
partition Of the following real estate, to-wit: The
lot situated on the northeasterly corner of Bridge
and TorE streets in the City Of Cleveland, coun-
ty Of Cuyahoga, and State Of Ohio, being thirty
seven feet front on Bridge street, and runnI0g
back of equal width one hundred and thirty-seV-
en- feet on York street, and that at the next term
Of said Court the said J. E. Raymond and Mary
J. Raymond will apply for 40 order that partition
may be made Of said premises.
PALMER 4 DENNIS,
Attorneys for
]. Z. RAYMOND,
sept23-6s123 MARY J.RA5 dOND.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

GHlCAGoJ sept. !.
The Eveeing Journal has information
fran passengers just from New Orleans,
that Franklin's corps was replulsed in the
attack on Brashear City. Afterwards
another corps, the 18th, attacked and COM
pletely defeated the rebels. No particulars
or dates given. 1t is said Gen. Sherman,
st Memphis, had received official infor-
nation of the affair.
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SKIRTS.
SKIRTS FnR rHEMILLION

We have nov ready our full stock Of SReletonz Fer
the c2mmeucemen- OF tbe FAiI 4 rade, which e1ntrs
ees all OF the lead STYLES, including the PATEhI
@ JBH TRAIb PATENT VICTORIA Also ne
newest style Of QUAKER sKIRr
We keep alwOys on hand Skirts Of extra sizs and
length apd Ladies who aiways have trouble 10 find
q skirt long enough, win generally hud { en- her
We.vil adhere s-Iiotiy TO our former principles
viz: Keep none but good article which We will CON.
nnue % sell at the lowest POS bic prices.
- Ihe enormous quantities that we sre now sell
ing, sho cOnclusvely, mat experiment of naE-
ing sttrts specialir and making our profits in
quantity in te6d Of large percentage will pay for
twice - many dozen.
~ Dealers IN surrounding towns will do well By
want OF rkirtB
E4-A large assortment Of French Corsets aud Pat
eut Shirt supporters Always on hand
A. KLEIN & CO., ProprBa
hCOp SslrE Manuiaciurery.
sepG lls SuperiOr-St.. cleveland, q
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We are informed by periodical agent,
IN the saadusky and Dayton railroad, that
the largest package Of Cincinnati Enquir-
era conveyed over that line is distributed
in the prison for rebels on Johnson's
Island. strsws show which way the wind
blows, and rebels know their friends
know Ehere to fad aid and comfort
Gprnafeld Rep.
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r EGAL NOTICE.-Clark 8. Topping
of Bay City, in the County of Bay, and
State of Michigan, is hereby notified that Eliza
Topping did, on the second cd day of October,
A. b. 1868 file her petition in the office Of the
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas within and
for the County Of Cuyahoga, and State Of Ohio.
charging therein the said Clark S. Topping with
habItual drunk enness for three years last past,
end with great neglect Of duty toward the said
FL "a Topping for three years lass past, and ask
ing that she be divorced from the said Clark 3.
Topping, and for the custody of their child,
which cause will stand for hearing at the next
term of the said court.
ELIZA TOPPING,
By KNIGHT & BLACKBURN.
Aftnrnava
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CLOSING OF MAILS

CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAsrnRS fHRoUGH, for Erie, Bu1alc Boston Nsr
VI, Astabula and COnneaut, closes at 9 A III
n AAsILAA THROUGH for New York only, elosss ct
EAgIERH THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo AIbanv Bo-.
ton, New YORK and 5artfoTd closes at s:l5 P III
EASTERN NAY, for All points between Cleveland and
Eris, closes at32 P. Al,
WEsTERS THRousH, for Toledo. Detroit. Cbjs.go
and milwaukee, closes at 10 P. M, (eaYss at 5:ia
WEsrERN THRoUsH, for Toledo, Detroit Ohicaao.
DuDuques 81. Joseph and Cairo closes at l.1J p
WETERE WAY, for all points between Cleveiand
and Toledo, closes at l P. a.
eAEDUsKT WAY, for 6andusby and all fnformediats
points, closes at 4:I0 P. NJ.
OngREATI WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and and Olnelnnati' closes at 10 P. NJ, Qeaves at 81
OIsCIEEATI THRoVaH, for Columbus, DAYTON. Eeu-
ara and cincinnati, closes at 10 P NJ flesves Al SB
next morning)
6TScNHATT rHBoUsn, for Columbus, Cincinnati.
H9nlsxllie' ~ Louis, lndianapolis, Evansville and
Mleeilnss CLOSES ~ 4-SO r. N
PITTsBgsaH THRoUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
ingtoo, closes Al P. NJ.
tITTsBuHaH WAY, for all points between Cleveland,
Wellsviile, and PittsburE aarrisburq PhiladeI1biS
Baltimore and Washington, closes ct ZOO A M
mAHoNINe WAY, for all points between Cleveland
ana youngstown, closes ct 10 P. NJ, (lesvesns
MEbTgA WAY, closes ats Am.
BooKPoRI, 6e.. closes on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and
Saturdays at u M.
BREoksyILLE; BARE, So, closes Tuesdays and Sat-
sHAEoE OEETEB, Granger, North Royalton &C.,
olqsea qss On tuesdays and Saturdays at Z A. NJ.
~ -MARRENsVILLE, closes daily, 1880 A. NJ
=HAsr CLHVELANDa and Euclid, closes daily,s P. d..
SS-hsil and Drop Letters are require By law to
!.S s-All CITY oirouIar1 are required to prepaid
with pennT Stamp
Sunday nom 3 A. n. TO lO;zo A, "a.
Z COW Les p a.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
IFrom Llas1 EEening's EdltlOn.l

UNION MEETIEG IN YoUsGsToWE.-Gov
DeRnison and Hon. F. J. Dickman will ad-
dress the Union men of MahOninG county on
Saturday next, the 1Osh inst. Let Mahon-
ing county rally.
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LEGAt

Eliza Topping, In the Court of Common
against Pleas, Cuyshoga county,
Clark Shopping. OHIO.
NOTICE.-The said Clark s. Topping is
In hereby notified that depositons in said
cause will be taken b. the said plaintiff at the
office Of Knight & Blackburn, attorneys at law at
"a Superior street, in the city Of Cleveland and
in the State of Ohio. on the 18th sy OF October,
A. D. 1863, between the hours Of 8 o'clock An.
and o'clock Pm. AlsO, dispositions viii be taken
by plaintiff in said cause at the office Of Will an
johnson, an attorney at law in the town Of Tiffn,
in the county OfSeneca, and State of Ono, on the
24th day Of October, A. D. 1862 between the hours
of 8 o'clock An. and o'elockP.M.
ELlZA TOPPING,
By KIM 5HT s BLACKBURN,
Oct. 2, 1851 Her Attorneys.
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er,nr, On orTro - In Common Pleas-Ac-
S,,1l.LO = OR oOL,lt- ton for Partition of
NuJNNOsA SJ Lands
William @. etorrs, Plaintiff
against
Leonard K. StOTrs, Maria
Storrs, Eliza Storrs, Eli
"a T. Robinson, Mary A.
Robinson, and HArretP.
Robinson, Defendants.
NOTICE.-The above-named defendants
IN will take notice that plaintiff has fled IN
the Court above named his petition against them,
asking for partition OF the following described
premises, situate in the township Of East CIeTe-
land, in Cuyahoga county, and State of Ohio, and
is known as being part Of lot No. 367, in tract
Is, in sad township, and bounded as follows
Beginning st the center of 81. Clair road. at its
IN ersection with the East line of said lot No.
367; thence westerly, along the centre of St.
Clairroad IA chains and GO links thence north
erly, parallel with the east and west lines Of said
lot No. 367, 2s chains and 70 links, thence north
59o 3O west, Z chains and so Inks; thence north
eTly parallel with said east and west lines Of said
lot No. 367 to the shore line of Lake Erie thence
easterly along said shore line to the intersection
thereof with the east line Of said lot No. 367 /;
thence southeTly, along said aforementioned line
TO the place OF begnningj containing 90 So 100
acres Of land more or less, but bect to all legal
highways; and claiming that plaintiff owns one
undivided fourth part in said premises, in COM
mon with the defendants, all ef whom with said
plaintiff derive title thereto from Lemuel G.
Storrs, deceased, who died intestate seized in fee
Of said premises, and OF whom all of said defend
ants, together with plaintiff are the sole heirs at
law. That the defendants, Leonard K. Storrs,
Maria Storrs, and Eliza Storrs, who reside in
Gardiner. in the State Of Maine. CWn each one
undivided twelfth part Of said premises and that
defendants Eliza 7. Robinson, Mary A. Robinson,
and Harriet Robinson, (who are all minors, resi-
ding in Hartford, ID the State Of Oonnecficut and
whose guardian is Henry C. Robinson, also q
resident OF said Hartford, own each one undlvid-
ed sixth part OF said premises said petition
further asks that plaintiffs sad share may
be set off to him in severAty, If that cannot be
done without manifest injury, that thereupon
such proceedings may be had in the premises as
are authorized by law.
The defendants are required to answer on or
before November 2s, 1853. p r. .-'--. r.
BACKUs & NOBLE,
oetl Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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CLEVELAND 3 TOLEDO B. R
~
3UMMER ARRANQENENT.

lsss. SUMMER ADVANCEMENT. 1855.
On and aftsr Monday, April 10Th, 1855, PasssnFs
Trains will leave Ois7slsnd IS follows SUNDAYS
osDted):
$40 A. M.-CHICAGO EXPREss-stops at RsreS
Grafton, Oberlin, WRkeman, NoTwaIk, Mon
rOeVille, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont, Elmors and
Genoa and arrives at Toledo 9.20A- Nj and Chi
cago g. 6s3y P. n.
400 P. P.u.-SOUTHERE MAIL-StOps ct Al station1
on Southern Division, and arrives at Toled0
$40 P. N.
$40 ?. a.-EORTHERE MAIL-Stops It all station
on Northern DtTisions and arrives e. Sandu1ky
e 1850 P. n.
bOP. M,-TELEQRAPH HEXPRESS-Stopsatarat
ton, Oberlin, Wskeman, Horwalk, MonroeEtll0
Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and ElmOrs, and ar.
rives ct Toledo g. $40 ?. H. Ohicag0 At Ts10A.M
CONNECTIONS.
Ocnnectfons are made At MonroeFills with ths san.
du8ky, Mansfield Newark R.B., at Clyde with tho
Bandusky, Dayton Cincinnati 3. B., at Fremont
With Fremont B Indiana B. B., and at ToleSo With
the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana and To-
Iedo Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit, Jack
s0n, Fort Wayne, LoEansport, Lafayette Cairo, Al
tln, st. Louis and all points West, Northwest Ans
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo and the
West At $50 a. H.. $50 P. n, and 926 ?. =. From
Sanduaky at 9.25 A. n. i. d. RUOkGR, Bup'E
Cleveland. Anril 2n. 1893
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CoLoRED MRE FOR THE EAsT.-Forty
colored recruits for the Massachusetts 18th
regiment passed through here this morning
from Indiana and Illinois. They were fur
nished ratiOns and transportation By Mr..
Vosburgh. Forty more are expected next
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the Confederate Government for Mason to

remain.
The Polish question was unchanged. e
1t was reported that Baron Gros inform
ed Earl Russell that it was the opinion Of
the French Government relative to Polish
negotiations that it is preferable to close
useless discussion.
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CLEVELAND s ERIE R.B.


1854. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Isss
On aaA altar Monday, ApriI s0th, 1855, Pssssrsr
Fre1na gil Fua - foilOEs:
. LEAVE CLEVELAND. ---e ---
loseo 4. H--DA1 Y EXPRESS TRAIH-Stopping at
..- ElloDghby. kAinesviIls, l5easya, As6tabula,
gSn5eari ana Siraro onIys and arrive ct Eries
E3R.Ei Dunktrk.e = s:43 n; Buffalo a 5:l0P.M.
400 P. H.-OlNCINNkrI EXPRESS-stopping af
PatnesTtlle, Ashlabuls aud Girard only, and ar
Ttyes Ct Erie 700P 4; Dunkirk $50 ?. NJ Bufia-
i.sOP. H.-MAIL AND TRAIN
s2Sto5Plns at all stations and arrives At EEie at
s4sP. E..NiGHT EXPRESS TRAIH-ssouuina At
Painegyills, Ashtsbula and GirarJ only, aId ar
Eiyes q A Akrie at lal3 a, "a punkirk rs a. NJ
LEAVE ERIn. -aa1 d
s1si5 A. M.-NIGHT EEPRESS TRAIN-StoBpiaz AE
Girdrdr AEh.abula and Painasville only, and ar
rfVas at CLEVELAND AZ AS AZ
$50 A. H.-MAIL AND UAGCOAMODATIOHT TRAIN
STOPPING st al stations and riyes at OleTa-
ss55 A. H.-rOLEDO EXPRESS -stOppins at ail eta
tons except SWanVille, 6aybrook UnionFiIle,
Perry mentgr and Wieklifsi and arrives as
ls23P. N.-DAY Express TIA IE-stoppinR a GI-
rRrd, Connoa1t, Ashtabula, and PainosVflb
only and arrives in Cleveland ct 455 P. H
~ Second Olass Cars arc run On al through
Tfaina.
An the trains going westward connect ct OIs7sIand
with trains Tor foea1i Uhicagot Columbus, Cinein-
natl, Ineianeplis, St. Louis, &C.; and all through
trains going Eastward, connect at Dunkrk with the
those Of the New York Central and Bufalo New
York City Railroads for New York, Albany, Boston,
Niagara Falls &C., and at Erie with trains on the
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
l85Day Express, East and West, connects ct GlraFd
with Trains on Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad ioF
LinssVils, headyills. Jane7tesn, Ae;
Uavslsnd Anil 9ott 1ssS a y an Heb -
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T0MS0RIAt.
New Wig and Fashionable Hair Dress
Ing EstabIIshment.
DAY BEGs no RETuRN

NV M III DI4NO To IGNL UINN
w return his sincere thanks to his old friends
and patrons and the inhabitants Of Cleveland gene
rally for the very large share Of public patronage
bestowed on him for the last nine years, and would
respectfully inform them that since his return from
EuroDe, that be hss taken and Fitted up large Store
In the most modern and New York style, entire Sep
arat7 Apa tments with every accommodation for eV-
cry branch o. the business. Having purchased and
30 ectsd himself from the BEsT NARKETs while In Eu.
roDe, he oer for sale and pecton the finest and
most valuable assortment OF - -----7 = =
HUMAN HAIR GOODS
ever shown in this city Mr. Day studied IN some Of
the best Establishments IN Paris and Loudou and
has for insDection many new and Life like improve
meuts In every description Of
Wig and Ornamental Hair Work.
gB-sole maker and importer Of all kinds Of Eng.
Hsh and French Read Dresses Eusirie bows TRIBE
Bows, Col5eures, Piicstures, 6c. ---- -
- Ladie' Hair Dressing, Shampooninr, HaiE
Quitting and CARING. Ladies Hair cut and restored
without cutting short (shinRIinR.) ---i- -
oBHQT and COLD BATHS ag-sa -nea