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aGt perfcaen btItebsnee osnt46e Semitic Ci,sh
ben @eans cisiss NrttfeIs, hi BEN fuabridein-
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spu. unp ouf5ber StraBe par etn 6aufe Scn
RSsa Bic a9t tau(enO Mieni&eu SsEiammeIt.
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upS tpOtl bier sinsfirCfsnr anp srcar snit
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pleusrce pon @LdAbnra.

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.G6ef BON General 0tcglfrnanb's Stdb, rur
be am "a. b. SO. Upr 8id8burs eet6otet. &r
mar nit Der 3erltSrung Ger fsinoIiten 6abvs
tcots belGaftist, als CT BON elmer feinpliGen
&u9sl gstrcf'n rurbe.
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Noresn bes 20. Bate Sol. Gonnor sin beia
psrot5s Gele9t nit Den Snttanern ON Sea,
Jlun. In Walbineton 1~srrttprtum. Gr, t0o
tete 224 unO pIeIe Appers io1sn ctlapft nor
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aitusplae aslegtne @obnbaaS bfS s. g. Yecl
ssriet6 in rer Gonnoben0 Na&t IN BronO,
snb Itine 8rou EoGter uno cine Erau @on'
MlsS fomsnsinabgn 6lammen UNI .
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,Mq@rttt miro ptrntt eesebsu. oab Der unteret6uefe crul
1a;lsngs,t1iett Ter Staet Bait more GoamoAt sur 9crnol:uyo
os3 NamIanes oeS albfr be, ~Itcrbenen & n Waser
am ~ Oejenleer 1852 erb 1isn tt aQe oeientaen. 10 Id
noee 4cresrilte n a. eeisff gfadl 6 6l5sn. lptro1n bterm;t
~aGa'ss'0tes > j. 9s nttt zen nets gen Setteeu nc& ur bsm
tdTreen . he tprsr anigril9s an elsiem R16laISs aeies ID,
iSr gerlaItiS eetldgt psrcen. GIe bic S,b' unitr an efei n
9eamloe 81 Wauen eaben, we!b,n tcrm1 eutleiorbtrt. Iolre
aHSersa9l'6 an cr untstSei9nelen gu lsiiten.
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Mnpunft Don GelD Qua G%aItfornien.

Ben gprt, 2. Bbr. Der Dompisr
,Orsnn Queen, pca N~9pinpau otn %, II
nit $4,000 900 dua Ga lfotnien eusstommsr.
Setne NaNrihten liaD lnnldiia.A
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WaitinnQ spcu Saga9 tsgi3t.t, DaB az an
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5tsapY ~on9sbalten itsaU DiitiEt porDen lei, mn
lad Sfiuogn su luhtn.
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3. @teuer : Olftfift BON NRnrnlnnh

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49, +a4 as 9 laprrs, zen 30. SIN 1868,
@anitHt Nib btsrnrtt en- pr o. en- sede6sn, Gsren sac :,
itunll I'm 8. Collections Dtnrfft NM sy@,Tn 49, -,
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@nsnae.tS Eepr b'tudtibtt9t ne ben. Il. 3dt MS Ter ii
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Na@rt9t wire 5tsrrt 3e3sben. bas or llnter;e,dnete prn
SSaIlengerI9te eer Staot Baltimore Scuradi ,ur Qerroi
lung os Radlallea Ses albtsr vertcrbeaen Sc 0 rae s.
Sepni am 10. SarIar 1868 erbalten bot. aux eieleni
gen. pe!re 6oi ierur8en an cleien NaD.as BADEN. uereeu / r.
MI an'Seicroert, lol1e nebt Den n~0t9ig,n Geleaen an ptet
Dor Dem 10. Sul' 1868 elnsurei0eu unS oelisnn III ma
yen eesr gu s~slpariIISen' eaB le 'brcr ~NuipriIoe an oieim
3ta~aane eelesllG lr eeriuntg erFi-ri peretn. AQe lie Aos.
lail9en an eIelea Nad!aB 81 nG9sn baben. pereeu be,.
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Mus E.nneGte.

Nafbsine.,2. ,8str. Col. gcb. Sc6n
Ious &esimeat belebts tehte Na@t Jranflin
Der 8steue 5Cneit mtf Slat sntwii&te fur
supor. Gin Nsbelen Captain pnrle aefanaen
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Karm anu D%erfanfen.

gtue Satin BON unstf br 100 Aer 4 w.tb tirmit nm Der
sauf au 0ebrteu- DIE Sstia9ungen ano leiGt uno Ger Yrets
Rtst Ia. Gteieite tsinoet I'D III Or nee @scrgtS Geuaie,
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Sfue Eepst. @twa ! 0 Ac g iappr telt>esH in gSals; CO
1eItuhet no elm aut 8 3aas nit 4 3 nj nsrn ca oAi aeBstesm
900 Irad tblure, etne cute AReue &c, 9De8sn naptret
s rY18S 8. s.. RtebfeIbt, 42o e Cit.
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DeuilGe 5GIfseeItuidoft fir tranfe unb per-
b%erpunpete llniUne1cicoten.

Die m~cnaiIihe @ afraIufrfamnIun9 Oti5en Werttrs ftnost
arn Msftmrd rem A. Bebruar 2b,nrs 8 ubr, i'm deere 20.al
Gee 9rn. Ndmamn. Ute 6 r., rabe HGieit Otfet itait, lsctes
cine sab refine 8tbeIieung espa te nj b.
IL UcrfanoFSaa5 nm Z usr benetbn Eases.
9NDt g. MGIbehcr brpf. &eIr.
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StaOtratbsIitun9:

8peiter 3wete. - Die gerfaaund,
Der Baltimore uno gorftupn QanoItrosen.
G0fnpa8nie pte GtIdubniB CUR Grtauuna ii,
MS plr18isrI9isnenwFeeo su sspdbren, ruts
ee riecsr auf9eaommsn, omeneirt uno pal.
1irt. @bsn 70 cine 8srfaluna, Gle Stupt,
toantq espiicn 8olpniars pom gafern Shore.
ipel6e IN Baltimore il4 anue9msn liesrn, o,les
5abs3a9lsn. g4Crauf Der 3reis flo oertaete.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-02-03
Samnferspiftp.
Gbsusetenoe 8 mp
inte msnee .
~ Die Samcn BON 8ajbinston nnS
Nsr II nsopocuN

Der umaeaeno.
Ges .un e~rItlsuaas. Ssttin fur tranie unh serruueete
Il iensfeIsaCn" bt G0s GaesS fneIje DIN te @omite nit ZEN,
u rd1 Cnlent Or berilS IMr Nius 6IraGr az 3ttiat iatu
1{9' ~te-IlIraSt. G1s &rrtts III ,rireut. taB sui Ct Gnjene
'elnlaeaR9 tei9suee Ndrlen nd bereit ,r Ilrl TAB, n, ibm BET.
itst Gne eIe Ofeanlatoa bI 6,is,Il@teit Den SsG.e sxr
Oam II 10 Ot9UMtn:
Wile. BAL 9 uT3, SO. All ls. Sir.
9t0b. blieer. Shmlft, Jte. 25I g.. Strs
Wsae: Aitb'r Seibat, WIoda@. Ap. switsH 9, ~ut Z.
wa0, acsSai sius, II IA. etr., spiiSrn . uns . sr,
gSao. 9. lbluie "a. Str. apti6tl 6 unb . Ctr.
40. 9Icb. j Str. W il. Swti4sH II. uno Is. Or.
Nia>. y I, ltn.. Say trt $ u,
4tao. u tslieH Ora. cor 8. 1earb Mice. (Gopitct hiul.
At~b. SaiPb @tosru, 7. SI-r 9sstAa er Der Ssnegal- YOf.
SRI, . Ne sBrqsr. $40. so @ar,t spas..
Grt y. Berry 8c. 81 Jla,tst Sraee. &.
Srl. Ytard. gtr. a53 u 10 gort Wv. ipH&en II. unb Is.
&lrae.
a1> utbree a 4tere Daren aus zen eitsu 6nmI!icn ser gtett.
gu. Oanlen p1n 2Saib net.n, pslhe fuf& Sileuns Ucn
y lnte sur tetertd9ye rH reinidm n xiIhtn ttn 66 i'd
bajaira en- @iucu liao b16 unier I'm trnrtm.n tenn bnra.
men 5rtd, 10 ldeni es GEM ibt III. 10 q %irtnntrtn cnb un6 en!.
lplebeHo, as II pslIu anSiaae, mo ala6 1, fb nit &iatr tr
pqu5eHdnF tn eGmea Otet Ten 6 Mite tltgIt fern III beEeb-
mea, u tp 1ber brt ip zen ctr tr peS @rmites, Germ
1o'lt Y nB Srr ia. 81 b.naG 1drssu. edrit tine usb:rnni
nlp9.t0 " r. uho ee no iniSrslireHcen 2Qmen bahia SIIlSn
nacr 10 he eelib lunB eel y ia trcrtIidteilen nne Orb i'm
an etnem gut a~eieBensn so al bsirr den IOnteH. 70 cas- ten
2sNnl3tn auer lir nns lbattsen Danieu s5shEf RIO.
u ne 9er' gen pue, a
.gSalynetcn. 20. 9aHuar 1868. 80.
Sas T~air.@cmite,
5rtebr. g d VI tet, Mb1IFGIuE,
Mrtbur BaIba&, RGrI Rio.
mann, 6rtebt, RtebItu O..
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Be0mtsnwobt.- 8si Der 9dlern
taitBtiunDeaen jabrlihsu Sibpna Der Ser.
ct. WrobiRBe pss rYfrttfsrtsn Orpene Ger
unobban8tsea Sripfr", tpiroen fOls,nte
Ssnmfsn fir pos l%aufsnpe Sabr err16it:
Ob ttunpeemeiier 9. Dtltmar, Baltimore.
unteltnagcsmiitfr Wh. 6abner, So. a $50
Budogi pfisller y. QGtDer Baltimore. &
0aneesceramonsinsftfsr QbtIipp NssA itt,
0llbtaetcn.
Observation-Disclosures $. S&tner, Baltimore
y I~h0ceidfiim. y. Srauie, 70. ga aa
y inptama' daft @b. @tlber3abn, DO. 5rs-
Daneee 6esulQ s, VI. Wppl, b. y sa o
8at6es Gliteldn S. Dautirid,, bo. aas as
SaaDes p9Iteus 81. 6Ornsr, Ycrf, ga. g,
2hress W1dttr 90 .9tsDfmann, Balttm.3
Secei b.-7 Nm SOnnobeno N6enp aina
officer Sreayer rurO W0ugbar. bd Der Wo6
tlun9 or 6ran Darlington Sot6tt. no CT in
3t'1nier etne. ilber Dem Ramtne ge9anate" III
rene Stcf lL4laaGe eutrtdse ST qira' tn's.
9aus, ndtm Oea Quppsn an lib unos ~Iieferle
ten onT Del Gitli6sn Qoli,silia;ian cb. Iana ~ &
GoItaten, Mcbtuna! S6mets, Rraatbeit uu6 gtra-
"a e. l9s "sl9 . Aall't uno l6te6 e r. bTuGa fup unper
tsnoe y e1 ica4t S9r oaes Oas ~austaltsu. nnb God cute
SsleuOFeiE tssalten. sur 25'@sntapsr S6a&tI. 21g
iaaaa Otrigtsucrfa1reu a @6a e
@rtmtnat Court @sieru tameu
IOlaeNpe 6dle Dor:
Der YtoNb css SQbn GeaG, anastloat.
Gin6yuAs OrbSirRrumente anaeferIiat ~
Daben, puroe Bis Mouta9 auSaeIttt. Ger
10 Die Sa6e ees Gar6isga Sobn Reah, bee
lanlOtat. Safse unO 3afsr gum Dsrtbe bon
SGT 81tcblen gu bobtn.
SIN Safe pes s 9. Sc6n Slaeon, tpeaen
Sf1nntrsinpe.faufs am Sonntaee prp,Iitt,
FOantf biz SUP f6 ni1t ~einiaen.
0gor8e, alias 2spts Smitb, wurSe weaer
Ctsbra9ls zines 9lefcs gu oiersebm Mcnaten
.3hAtbaue perurtbett.
ydrtniq Go69rUpe truroe fur Die ron tbr
bs9nn9eae Gatwenouns CUR 3ablnua BON $40
unD lsGs Wonate Sail perurtbstlt.
Sobn 9cup, Der liA etnsn fremOen Shlopp.
but on9sei9ust bate. purpe gu SiermunulliGer
Giniperrun9 Ueruitbsilt.
Supertor Court. - Sn 6oGen tes
Sobn 8reints sesen ote Baltimore unc Obic
Gtlenbabn, rpIlGe ltBtsre cine Eodter Des RI6.
gers lbef1bren bate, wslGer pofir $40. 900
S9a0sner IaB psrlanete. CAB Die Surp eth Ser.
DIT! fur Dan Gid8er auf$1700 @ntiA60isuns.
StaOtratbsiitung
8peiter 3wete. Die GsrfIauuo,
Der Baltimore uno YorttOpn Qancfrosen.
| SgtunHnuiP ME Nsf1ukni6 ,,r E~hn..n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-27

ID n Auu DUE q IDIEllEL 7 LLlIbllN
Il -TRIESEMAR ], 2 and 3 arc protected by Roy
q Letters Pntont OF England, and secured b. ths
seals OF tbs Ecole dc Pharuacie Ge Paris and the
Imperial College OF Medicine, Vienna.
No. One Is invaluable tor Exhaustion, Spermatoe
rhCsa and ell physical disabilities.
no. Two completely eTadicat5s ali traces o. tAca
dsoEsss that have heretofore been treated Y the nau
gso1s aud psruiciou9 use OF cOpayia and cubeU5.
No Three haB entirely suPPanted hoinJurlOus use
Of mercury thereby insuring to the sufferer 5pood7
rsliaf, dspersing all Impurities, and roofing Out the
venom OF diseases.
TRIEsEMAs Nos. /, and ;, are preparations IN the
orn Of LOzsages devoid OF taste and smell, and can
BE- carried in the WastooGt pocket Sold in ttu cases
and divided into separate doses a. adin1atered %
Vslpau Iallemand RouL 8icold, &c. Price e3 eschi
or cases for So which SAVES g. and in 81! cases,
whereby thern Is saving OF SO. 70 Be had whole.
sale and retail Of D.. BARROW No. l94 BeecEer-st
New York.
Immediately on receiving remittance Dr. Barrow
viii forward the Tresslsr 10 any part o. tha world
eourey packed and addressed according 20 tho tns
| HsructfOns OF the writer.
EE-Sold by q. W. CLARK, Agent for UleTcis1c
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IN6uRANGE,

Eg- viii buy and sell Real ESTATE on Commission,
Rent and ollect Rents, &C.
Egg-No charge to Purchasers. Sellers only charged
for sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
Ib-Als0 issues Policies at Lowest Paying Rates In
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-27

RF-This Well Known Line of FIFTEEN FIRST
GLASS SCREW STEAMERS connects at Ogdens-
burgh with the
Rail Road for Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
At Cape Vincent whit
EciL Roads BstlOesa Cope Viaee7tS J Nsag York,
And 81 Oswego with Line Of
THIRTY FIRST CLASS CANAL BOATs
BETWEEN
OSWEGO, TROY, ALBANY NEW YORK
Forming DAILY LINE from
Boston, New York. OgdeHsburgh, Cape
Vincent and OswegOtO
OLEVELA Nd, TOLEDO & DETROIT
And TRl-WEEKLY LINE to
CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & fHTERaEDlETE PORTS
AGEN
J. MYERS, No. Aslor House.-.---New York.
JOHN HOOKING, ! states -St......-...-.B Boston,
GEO. A. EDDY og1eL sDurghs
JHO. II. CRAWFURD -.:....- .Qswego.
a. u. SHIT -.....-Sape fthSent.
WALKER & HAYES.............----.-- .---; Z Oledo.
z. Il. MATHEW S-........---. -DettOlt-
%. J. HA l. h.......---.. III w Msuhets
n. j. HOW .N5iliCssos
PBLTON s. BREED, AGENTS,
rnarI7:R2s Cleveland.
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READY-MADE eL0TRIaa.
THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
ne Romance OF TIE Railroad.

THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
L re Romance OF TIE Railroad.
BY the Author OF ''Fair Inez,' "Tbe Prince Of
Wales," The Ghost Hunters, &c. 50.
CHAPTER VII-IS TIE sLEEPIsG OAR.
Thick and fast the shades Of twilight,
Were then falling all around,
And the beautious stars Of evening
In the heavens did abound.
On We sped DER hills AMI va leyst
RIva-ing lightning IN our hight;
While our sleeping car was altered
For the comfort Of the night
But was not yerg sleepy,
So sat up that m ght see
All the antics of the lovers
Who were sitting front Of me-.
With my eyes half closed watched tnenI
And l could not hello but smile
As / saw them kiss ard hugging
Ia very loving style.
She her head was gently resting
On her manly lovers breast,
While her srR, 10 lovers fashion
Hound her neck was fOndly pressed,
And soft words Of love he uttered
In the maidsn's list9ning ear.
Words, though very interesting
Still dare not let you hear.
But I cou'd not let them rest so,
For win them must have spert,
So with ca,,e he touched them slightly
On their feet, as quick as thought.
Up the jdmped all in 4 nutteT{
Botn were shaking some With fear,
While sleeping, was quietly,
or at least did so apear.
When they saw they were not injured
And that everything was right
Down TIL sy sat, and then left them
Fer tie Ia lance OF the night
Soon to take a snoOZe lay oOwns
And nothing more did know
Till tho trim arrived at Pittsburgh
AMI ! wOs e in the depot.
fro EE COsTNUED.l
And We shall also continue 70 give Great Bargain
to ali who call At Isaac Isaacs Union Hall as y
have now On hand the largest and most superb stoc
Of fashionable
Spring and Summer Goods,
or Men and Boys wear, that has ever been seen 1
Vevelaud and our stock Of Spring and Sumer Ready
dRds Clothing suTpasses anything in the state. a
/ { buy and sell FOR cash only, wholesale and reta
| purchasers will do well to call at
Isaac 4. Isasc's Union Hall,
Agency 5or the sale OF Singer Cel' brated SEWN
| Machinsg, 5torr's AutOmaton Freshman, and
| Stronga Patent Army Bed-Trunk. -
| "a Corner Superior and Union-bts.
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REFRIGERATORS.

Twenty different Styles and Sizes
sCHOOLEYs sGCEBERG," Never becomes
damp and mouldy; sizes.
sCHOOLEY's TCE KING" Thoroughly
ventilated; 3 sizes. ......-
JEWETTs nPALACE," 8sizes; handsome
ly grained & finished for Dining Room.
JEWETTs COTTAGE" 2 sizes; opens in
front Nicely grained and finished.
JEwETTs TCE TOP" 2 sizes; opens in
front Nicely grained and finished.
ICE CHESTS, 5 Sizes double lids. Low
price.
WATER COOLERS, 2, 8, 4 and 6 gal
Ions, made double; filed in with char
coal. One piece of ice lasts all day.
ICE CgEaM FREEEERs-S, 4, 6 and 8
quarts. The most approved kind-Will
freeze cream in FOUR MINUTES.
WATER FILTERS-Kedzie's and JewetPs
All sizes, from 2 to II gallons.
SILVER PLATED IOE PITCHERS A
splendid variety at low prices.
Hs-OaH or send for descriptive Catalogue Of the
AOs's Ai''''''' W.P. FOGG,
aprsn norner ~ aupsrtor and Senena-Sts
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I Il r L -
A very desirable Residence, with l3 acres Of land
JAU. q. JENNINGS,
juIyI6 Atwater Building foot Of snnerior-st
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M J s. sIssst SSS
* 8 8 q.
Ion DOLLARS PREMtUMii
SEMINAL. WEAKNESS
Or Spermatorrhma, elect, &C., and
TMPOTEBCY GURED,
rT4T-u Az oWETuB sTpF-a q1rFEgsr ERTT.g

AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMEET FAILS
DR.. A. GIBSON,
Formerly OF New York Oity, viii pay One HEndreA
dollars for the proof that be ever fails to cure the
ne gr5of that any other PhFs.cisn IN he United
statos treats the same diseases with equal succsss
Dr. GIBSON fs happy in being able tc announce TO
the unfortunate that he has por'eSbed system OF
treatment for
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CUBE
Of the above and also sll eoutagous diseases q ne
REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, with all bad enscts
fi1T5is pEBIGiTY sTIi2F9 Q Oh NEBV66s PBosTBATIOE.
has succeeded curing cases in this city, some O
Etyled physicians who profess TO treat all private
maladiss with success, and without receiving tho
d. I BsoS does not boast that he IS member G;
Some College in London or Paris, as perhaps some
SS Who hold out great expectafions never 70 Be re-
Eizsd tWhat Dr. G. might boast Of Is this that be
g able TO give entire satisfaction to thole VINO re-
rose confidence in his ability and integrity, and that
Be has perfected an American system Of treatment
OF any patent medicine to equal for the radical cure
eseinal weakness, and ell diseases or dsrangementss
both mental and physical, arising nom sexual or Sc
Dr.. GIBSON also claims for his now treatment the
following advantages over all others yet discovered
and first the agents ussd in respect disagree
able he relics OF the dark ages such a. mer-
| curry, any other deleterious drug second!y no
restrictions in diet or business Is required; Thirdly
his treatment Is positive and certain in all cases he
% 5fRp3 n tPaSa e Se sass SS @ and the
meuss superiority his new treatment any other
now known to the world In point Of proptness per-
manency ildness, safety and convenience 70 thepa'
tient.
/. . Dr. GlBsUE is permanently located In Olsvoland
and has during the past three years performed manJ
oures ofdfseaes which hsd for years resis ted all
modes Of treatment Reference can be gwen 70 lnoi
Viduals OF the first respectahiity in Cleveland Boa
ton New York and other cities in regard to skill anC
ntegrftyin ail professional transactions. Dyspepsia
Rheumatism, Screfua and al chronic dtsaaass treat
Cd with superior guCcess.
| -sgqT- Medicine sent 70 an T Of the country OF
DR.. GIBSOH's Nov WORK u PhysioioS7 for Hals =
his ONCE.
DR. GIBsOR,
| PRoFEssQa or ELECTEQFATHT AND MEpICIEEi
| OMcs-IIe Ssneoa-Sk, . few dcoEs from Superior q
/ lsairu. .
Once hours from to Issnd from to O'Clock dan
| Sundays 0zceptedJ
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hcur after arr1Fal OF Lfalm5.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastaru Through arrives at AS AN, l:i0 4;9fh.
Ea5iern Way arrives at 9-55 A NJ
v cstern Through arrives ct 93g NJ and go r. n
Westeru Way arrives at 3 30 P. NJ
Saudusky Way arrives at Sd A. N.
DO Way arrives at s-35 ?. M.
Pittsburgh Through arrive- at 9:l5 p. N
do Way arrives at 30 NJ
Mahonine Way arrives at Z % NJ.
Medinay Way arrives at 400 2. M.
BOckport, &C, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and sat
uTdays at u M. I+
at5PM N.
sharon enter, Granger, North RoyatOn SO, arrives
Mondays and Fridays at P. NJ.
Warrensville arrives daily at lg:l5 A. NJ
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A. n
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NORTHERN EFGRT,

RB-Thia Trsp Of more than Eleven = unorea zLle.s
embraces sis degrees Of latitude aud eleven ues.S
f longitude. passing through Lakes Erie 81 ClAlsl
Huron aud Superior, and the beanttul
~ Ctsir and St Marie with it, fhlusand Isiesi pre-
enting To the rourist for Pleasure HEALTH or IN me
n1rE1,ii a. Sole cs more sHAL attractions than any
5therOu the continent Of America
a.sJ-PasseliRars from Toronto and Montreal c4n
connect with oneof these ats OF tSarnie on the
eyenipg cf tha day they leave Detroit. "a,
U~Dns OF the steamers Sea bird OF
seaye OhfcaHs On Wednesday evening oi each week
for sperio- ty touching 1t all inteFmed atH ports
sOR FT1RqHER INFOEukTIOR and all enqui-
riss regard ~ Freight or Hassassi address
CLEVELAND AGENTS:
ROB,T HANNA & CO., for Northern Light and
H. G1RR ETsON & CO., for Meteor and hli-
gfJS%aY JPSlia & MCBRIDE, for Iron City and
DETROIT AGENTS:
y. P. BRADY & 60, tor frsn City, Planet an City
WILLIAM a 90, for Northern Light, niinO and
Iv0 HlIrbri Ns > 10 f7- T-s-aI@- -~e- 9.t'a
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TRANsP0RTATl1N.
Is run r.silTi@e-s
s.sz-5s-=s7sr 1uG -1-s-s5==-saAs
Northern transportation Company,
OF OHIO,
Isprepared to Transport Property between
BOs TON,
AND ALL POINTS IN
New England, New York and the West
With PronPtass5. Care and Dispatch.

R5-Tbis Well Known Line of FIFTEEN FIRST
GLASS SCREW STEAMERS connects at Ogdons-
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P0ST.0FFIeE TIME:IAsLE.
FOB THE
Arrival and Closing Of s7ails
ATTHE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,
..--------- IL aL-h ~.

Bz-MaiIs viii be opened and ready for delivery
hour after arrival OF trains.
E5-All Mails close one hour before departure
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Real ESTATE.
DRAYTON & STOCKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
once No. Atvatar Building. Entrance through
the Insurance Office Of II. f. Braytou.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB BALE.


HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.
IL story House and Lot on Phelpsst, convenient to
the Lake shore Car Shops and boiling Mill
Brick Honss and Lot, No. 75 Prospect-st. Has Gas
and Water and small Office attached, convent
cot for q Physician.
new twO-stOry House and Lot, corner OF Perry and
sibley-Sts Lot 6OxI55; good Fruit, Water and
Gas Price "a, ID.
large Housa and Lot on Ointon-st., fronting Oln-
ton ark. Lot 81 feet front, nning back 70 the
Lake. Good BAN and Erdit. fTiee s4,OOu. "a,
Mathsws Block, on south side Of PuDls SQuarelWith
land through TO Champain ST., ior 3 cheap
Long me ylven o. large snare OF purchase mon
" sforv Bti1S House. Lot 44xl7O to an alley on
Frarkiia-St., oppOsits Reservoir. Good Barn,
Well Water and CisteTn 1870 Terms easy.
large new and elegant Brick House and Barn, cor
Brick house and Lot, No. Johnson-St- Lot 351I04
* stsTy New Brick House aud Lot, No % sooviile-
st Lot 33Xl4l, cor. alley and ScOvtlle-St. $500
Terms easy. Possession given Immediately.
FARMS ron SALE.
Il acres two miles from the CITY about 40 rods from
Euclid-St on the Crawford Read A good Farm
House and Barn; well stocked with Fruit Of al
kinds. Price 5000. Terms to suit purchaser;
clid-St Price 5000. Terms easy
go acres in BrecksYtie; s. acres i'm proved, baanc
choice timber land. s25 per acre. Terms easy.
90 acres in Boston 40 acres imprOved. Good Eous
and Bern Price 800 per acre. Terms easy
I23 acres in Parma, miles from Brighton; 80 acre
imuroyed. Good two-story House and two Barns
Price 5000.
50 acres in NeWrburg about miles from Cleveland.
Good House and Barns and fine Orchard. 5000.
$50 acres, 30 miles from Toledo and miles rom Wan
seon Station on Air Line Railroad $50 acres prai
rie and balance timber land. New House an
Barn and good Fruit. go per acre Terms eas1