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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THRER
3TkI 6SEMAR 2 and ;, are protected By Roy-
Seals q ne @ noole &c Pharmacle de Peris and the
No. One 10 Invaluable for EKhsustion snaryneaor
rhosa and all physical disabflities
No. Two cOnpletalv arsa1~-sss traces OF tho1s
diseaan iTb neretoiors been treated bV the nen
se.sls end peLnioious use OF copavia and cubebI
noe fnfee nA1 entirely implanted the niurioua ne
Of mercury, thereby fn5uriaR 10 Inc srsssrer SI -
relel dlspersng ali impurities and roofing opf NJ
TRIEszHARs Nos. and 3 are preparationS n, the
form OF Lozenges devoid oil taste and gmsIi and ~.
0e carried IN the WaiSteoat pocket Sold IN Tin ss
Velpau, LAllemand, ROuI, Bicsld - PrJ-o a. - Y ~
o. csses ior ~ which saves So and IN N esSe-'
snpeLsuy tneIS = saling o. g. To Be had Whole
Kew YORK. -'' N DisooAer-st.'
hmnedtetsly on rsoeiyiag rsraIttsnas DR. B.r.c-
Harl tne 1Ilslefnar 70 any part Of she VorIi
ytruotiOns OF the writer y sn~ u
.,S-soId by 9: W: 0LARK. Agent for tnsv.r.-d
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RRAYTON / sTOCKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGENYS.
IMo8 30. 5 AtWataF BuildinF. Entranoe thraurh
the Insurance Once ofE. !. BraYtoa.
HOUSES AND Ions FoR sAL1


HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-stu. Lot
l5l1aN. very desirable location. Terms easy
BricE House and Lot, corner of Brownell and viii
son-Sts; Lot % feet front, running 70 the Lake
-Four Brick Houses. Nos. 90 62 "a and s. Euclid-st
Lots 2oxi3o very desirable Location. Win be sold
House aud Lot No. I75 Garden ST. Lot 25xI25 SIM
Frame House on University Heights OF 6sT3nl
1 very deslraDle residence. Price q, ,tO0 Terms
Brick aouse No. l95st Olair-st. LOts7rls2. 5000.
House and Let No. IS siblsy-st. Grapes, Peaches
and small Fruits. Price Ol65O
Brick House No. 2O9 kinsman-st. Lot II3x2OO, To
Lot on University delights; 66xl9s feet on Newton
ST., south Of and near Cleveland Inststute
raIne houss enc 70 4 Mood-St. Lot 4sxlOO; gas and
Frame Cottags on suPerior-st. Lot $4,000 A very
Brick Dwellings, Nos. Io4 and los Euclid street.
7 hos Tr11nning through to Huron street. Very
House and Lot corner ParkmAn and BrowneIl-sts.;
2eo1pisd also as shoe shop. Lot 25xlOO feet.
Building, Machinery, &o., for the Manufacture Of
boxes Eash-boards, &c, corner Of Wesr River
IN tSaG saq N MH1nsts Flits good paving business.
House and Lot, No. 100 GHOST eI,sO
Two BSiek Houses and Lots on Euclid-St, near Per-
Cottage, No. l24 Laks.st. Lot zsxlOO feet
House and Lot, no. n SooYille- Avenue
zlo ieet On summit st., extending to the Lake. cor.
Five acres On Wilson with considerable I'm
4s SHAPES GlOyelOnd. PAinesvIIe AAshtsbula Rail
road Stock.
TARMs FOR SALE
30 acres In Brecksvie; IS acres improved balano,
choloe timber land e25 per acres Terms easy
q Acres in Bedford Good House and Barn Watel
and Fruit. Price S2,5OO.
lOO Acres in hewburg1. House and Barn two Otch
ards and Is acres Wood Land.
proved balance timber,
| Y acres on ~. Olair-St. small framo house
y acres on kinsmAn-St., opposite the Cemstery
~ acres 10 wood land balance improVed) on EucIii
koadl good springs Of water, fruit, and 4 goo,
situation for grapes,
Ohoice End well selected lands IN Iowa Wisconsin
and Michigan, for sale or exchange
oO sores u heWOurg, about miles from Cleveland
GOOD house and barn and fine orchard h6 600
10 Aeres on St. Clair Road, two miles from the Publ
IS Acres on the Eewburgn Road. House and Barn
| Fruit, Water, &C.
50 Acres in East Cleveland, under high state Of cul
llYatloni good house and barn; n miles frOI
my limits Terms easy. febS
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he CONFESSIONS AND EX-
QUA cREEY-I earnestly csution 8

QUAcKERE.-I earnestly caution sll
Foulg msn suffering from Nervous Debility, &o.,
agsinst sndangsring their health By patronizing
any Of TIE adrsrtiEing quscks You can fully reooY
CT b. tie mothods ussd By the Advertiser, and by
kundrsds o. othsrs, AID IN no oTHHR WAT.
Reada bstlss which VII send you uii you IN send
ne post paid envelope bearing yo1r sddross. Di.
rect to EDWARD Il. TRAVER,
fauql-HqdeW Lock Box Boston Mas
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FARMS AND nur Inrs

Independence-Fs,m m CT I5O acres with good Rni,d
Ings, Orchard, &c. $40 Op-ra.re
On Plank hoad-lO mills from City; Farm Of 10
ings, orchard, &c,
NeWbnrgh-Five acres, with large Cottage House.
Barn and great variety OF Fruit f4500
On LaEe Shore, east CT City and near WiIIson Ava
nue, ~ acres land. 500 psEAqna,
lent land for frult or 0arde ing aI7h q scra
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You have heard much, and will hear
more Of the depopulstiOn Of ireland, but
curious changes are are also taking place
in English populations The entire popu-
lstion Of the country is increasing steadily,
in spite of heavy emigration; but it ap-
pears to be gathering into Ithe towns
London increases at the rate Of $4,000 8
year. Many Of the large towns are grow
ing rapidly; but the agricultural pOpuls-
tion is falling off. In ten years the num-
Der Of farmers and grsziers has dimin--
ished 20 per cent. The farms are larger
in size. There are 1000 fewer proprietors
than there were ten: years ago. All the
land in England Is now held by about 80
900 persons, and the number of lsborers
has diminished in fully IS great proper.
tion, partly by the increase Of grazing
farms, partly by the use Of machinery. II
things 20 on in the same way few years
longer, the whole population of England
will be gathered into commercial and man.
ufacturing towns, the land will all belong
to two or three great prOprietors, stocked
with cattle snd sheep, or cultivated by
steam engines and machinery. This is the
Englishman's ideal Of the iron age in
which we live, OF to which we are tending
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MORNINGIEADER.
I1oNpAF moRNING FEB. as. Is04.
For KraIEranla o Idahoe.

For special and TELEGRAPH News--See
Firiat PAGE. Fer Isecal and Commercial
NeRns-see Fourth PaEe.
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CLEVELAND 1 ERIE R.R,
@K -


lssS-4. WINTER ARRANGElfENT. Isst-.
On ana aitsr Monday November 10th, Isss, Pszssa-
ger Iralns viii run as follows, (Sundsys srcs Dtsd,
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
Si0O a. :M.-DAY EXPRESS RAlN-ssnoefnga AZ
Mllloughoyi PainesTills, Geneva, As6fsbSis.
Oonneaut ana uiraru only, and sfriTs sf Firfs a.
l:lo ?. m, Dulkirk s:a5 D. m RTIfIsIo 80 n =,
d;lo L. .M.-C4AOthEATI Xxx z = Ess5--st1rrth5 /, 4.
EainesYllie, Ashtabula aud Gizafd only, s1d A.
ffa fS5 ~ sris 80 p n, DunArs SIT ,. n, Buf
Bass Z. m.'-MAIL AND AOUOnnOpATIOE-
stoppinE st su Esstlo-s aad arrives AZ Kris a.
$40 P, m.-HIGRT EXFREss TRAIN-st.nnIn, :,
q PainesVlie, Ashta5ula and Girsrd only, snd
arrl1ss .s AZ h119 . lz42 q ~, DunSiFk 90 g.
LEAVE EBTH
tle A. H.-HIGHT ExFRESs IRA sTYE-gso,-i-,,,at AZ
6irard, AEhtablls eld Pef1esVfIi5 orIyf ~ ~.
rTo1 at Ciegslsnd 50 7C8 T. q
bZ0A. H.--MEll ARD AOCOH s.0DA TlON THkHH
IstepPiag a. Al stations sEG srFiFsS at Oisss.
s:6OA. H.-TOLEDO TE.1sA--BtopsiRg at all sta
6Ons except STanyiile Saybrs6k, UuiOnVfIls
Esrfy} mentor and Wicklises anc arrives At
EtoF. N.--DAY EXPRESS geAlE-2t5BFiEz al Gi-
rartl Oonn.s4Bt, Aszf2bulsi and Painssyiiis
only and arrives So Cleveland ~ 6sz5P T.
seeoHd UIAss asra <so run On al thEough
All the trains rsins westward o5aRost st lsyslaad
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Coiau.bus Tiuc{n,
natl, Indianapolis, St. Louis, &c; and all through
trans0f the n. Z 3 2 RAilroad and AZ BusIsIo win
fhoss Of the Nov York Central aEd BnHsio z HssT
YORK City ksiiroads for New York, Albany, Bossoa,
Niagara falhs &o., and at Erie with trains On tos
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
- Day EKPreds, East aud cat couuectg A. fIirard
Win ITsiDs on ETie and Pittsburgh Raiirusd fcF
Oleyeiands November 10Th, is65
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- HRIEED n HEzD-TRz IT. -
pE. BWest'E EIhEALLLBLs LIHImGHThpF
IRON she recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of Conneoties
ths gGst bone setsr snd has besn u5sd IN hia Erasl
tcs for tho last twenty ysaFS With ths most astol
NJ luoesEs. As an extarnai remedy It u without
fsyas and win alleviate pain more speedily than ~
uther rgeparation nor all Rhsumatic and Heryo
D.lordor5 t g truly infalibis End as = curative
Sores Hounds bfrainG, Bruises, go, It's Eoothi'
healing and powerful streng gthaunF prOpenstioS,
ts the tEut wonder and R1topisam OF all who ha'
gyor given Il trial. Over four hundred Oortincae
81 fcnEtkabie curet Performed b. u within the lai
Two Year., sttsIt % tbs faes strong Armstrobgl
Ensuts for Cleveland Esniaalts ltsOVdAusitzz
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ENGLAND AND LoNDoH.

II Is country Of immense wealth, but
also Of terrible and overwhelming, and
almost hopeless poverty Of wonderful
charity, but disOrderly, unorganized,
wasted and perverted; Of singular, lon
gevity, but also of vast amount Of pre-
mature and preventsble mortality, or mur-
der, by neglect on the large scale, and
extending to whole classes and popula-
tions. London, ct this time, has a population
of very nearly three millions, in which
moral statistisians reckon 5000 chill
dren trained to crime; $4,000 persons who
live by constant thievingj 25,0O0 beggars,
and 10000 men and women who live by
other disgrsceful means. The estimate is
about one in six who prey upon society in
some mode Of vileness; and the ststistics
show that one person in every six dies in
some public institution Of charity or cor
rection.
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DIR. HUNTERS
MEDICAL INFIRMARY.

InR. HUNTER STILL OONTIN.
IL TIHUEs at the old established place, No. IL,
Mathews Block, south side Of the Public square,
NsIeland Ohio, curing all that ooms-;n fact, ne 1.
the ony reliable phyisean in cleveland treating the
following diseases, namely: SOrofula, Cancers, VI
GERS. Tumors, Fistula, Asthma, Bronchial and Lune
Weakness, and all disesis peculiar to Females; Leu
I OF altes Suppression OF the Menses Pain.
INC Uterus or Womb, Prolapsus or Falling Of the
womb. All diseases Of the blood and skin entirely
removed trom the system. All diseases OF the organs
fgeneration Of male female Of whatever name or
nature, treated in careful Thorough and udiciOus
manner pointed out By long experience and nTesf-
ATLow prices and quick cures. Recent Cases eureS
"a ION tnFee % eight days An syPhilite and mer.
curlai talnts entirely removed from the system.
Dr. HUNTER is constantly curing eases in from
three TO eight weeks that have been treated BY ohel
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness should
spPy 20 DR.. Hunter Immediately either in person OF
oy letter. as ne never tais TO cure His remedies
perfectly safe, and unknown to any other physician
in the United States.
Patients Of either sex living at distance By stat
ing their diseases in writing giving all the sym poms
can obtain medicines with directions for use by ad
dressing Dr. Hunter, of Cleveland, Ohio, postpaid,
All communications CONFIDENTIAL
makes no scrupes in asserting that whatever he un
deratkes In his5pecialty, be will MOST CERTAINLY PKR
E0RM- Ne matter how hopeless may be the case
sy5temt or from unsuccessful treatment Of empirics
or self-styled " ii. D.'s' whom many have unfortu-
many OF my patients tell me kept them from an early
application 70 me, the less fatal ideas Of over
coming the disease BY the advaHcerenf Of age and
strictly moral mind; for they, one and ALL make the
case worse, and 1t Is early from the cause OF
being entirely local. 1t affects the entire animal econ.
only anq tnea general as we'll as local treat
ment which Dr. Hunter is happy 10 be able to say
that thorough Investigation, and great improvement
In the treatment Of private and delicate diseases Of
both sexes OF however long duration, yield to his
mode OF treatment II the unfortunate value life and
health, they should be and call on physician Of
age and experience.
M No charge for advice. The Doctors once Is
constantly thronged with patients from all parts Of
the country.
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DHOTOGRAPH ALBUMs-NIw
il styles Just received. "A. G. RETBKRG
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RAIlRORRs,
CILRVELAND, COLUMBUS 3
~ OzHOIHHA7I RAILROAD.

I0LTVELAND. COLUMBUS a
~ OHWHHAfI RAILROAD.
WR
1854 WINTHR ARRAEGEdEaT. lssI-l.
On ana after Monday. November lsth. P..s.pgsr
osst srnI H leave Cleveland - follows tsundaTss
Ist TraIa-9s4O EXPRESS
s22iioBPlng at Grafton, wellington, New London,
3neello5' qEsstlinss Gallon, Gilead, Cardinston,
tSn.eS, en- RsslaEAre Lewis Center and Worthing
~. g e, p NJ Dayton 4i42 ,. n, Oincinnati6:15
y ~ ~ - - L9eis lo45 a m, Indianapolis ssl5 ,.
oAgo via Orestiine To- . ,. M p 1i'' S1A'
I'd TraIn-9sI0 M.-AOU0MMODBTIOH
stops at al stations, and arrives ii CoinTb1s
81 $50 ,. ID, Cincinnati $50 a m
Sd Traln-zi10 P. M:-eHIghr kX XPREss-stop.
ping e berea, Grafton, Wellington, New 10
don, Shelby, Crestlihe, Gallon, Gilead, OsrdIsT-
ton and DelAEares arriving q CTestline at l0si0
2. Ms Columbus l.06 q. m, Dayton 4:i5 q n.
gineinnat 700 a. m; indianapolis 0a. N. ,St
Louis - ?; N, Cairo 5:oOa. m, IT Wsyns4ss3
TRelnn lsaFe Columbus ct s50and l020 O. m, sso0pm.
arrive At UisVeiand s;s9a q. n, $50 snd9:o0P ,. a.
g CORRECTIONS. lr1r,
sAslb7-eandusky, Mansnsld 4 Newark Railroad. tor
AAnsnsld, Nj. Vernon, Newark, Eslas-
OrSl.lins-Pi}tsb1rsh. Fort Wayne Chicago Raii-
rosd' Forest Oppor sandusky, DslPhes, Ii
gest. and EAstfor ManEhsld, R0oatsE, kisss
GrAlaon and Beiefontips R,jirr.s lima so- s5.-,or
beleloItAine, Sidney, Union, Mgnefa, In.
oianaPoh15 Ierre uauis, Yincsunes Efanl.
VILE Louisville, Cairo, Et. Louis - - =,
gelaNare-y1th springdeld branch for srifr gs=5d 2
Voiumbu9-Little Miami Columbus, and Xenfa
Railroad for 1eBia, Dayton, indianasoIIS
Ierre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, IoVsis5T
and OlncinnRtiy and with the Ohio 4 mo-
E1gippt Railroad : -Uinoinnnti Tor I-,riisyijIsr
on the Ohio river r~
Oolumbu8-Centrsl Ohio Raflrosd Tor HoEsrk zanss.
Ttlles Wheeling, &c; Columbus. Piqos 4
Indiana Bailroad for Piqua, Urbana - :
- Tor Tickets 70 all points and infOrmstio1 A.
Once, li7 superior-gt
,. 8. FLIET
Olevelands NOV. l6s ls6s. Superintendent
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POsT-OFFlCE TIMETABLE.
1884. Winter Arrangement 1854.
FOB THE
Arrival and Closing OF 1IaiIS
~ AT TIE syee m f..s. .a- -
OLEVELANp5PosT ORFIOE.

Commencing November 18th, ls6a.
ETMGns VII be epsned and ready for dsliVSry oni
hour after arrival - trainG. -. :,
HS-An Mails ciose one hour before oePaf1afe oi
''''nA ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 700 A. NJ, and Leo and
Eastern way arrives at lO:l5 A. NJ.
Pittsbursh ThEOugs AR arrives s.d q s;2s q Al
Sandusky Way arrives at e25 A. 4,
Oincinnafi through arrives e go A. NJ 40 FL
Western THROUGH arrives at ss5 NJ. and s;56 P. II.
do Way arrives at 2:l5R. n.
Medina Way arrives at 400 P NJ.
ROokpert, &os arrives Tuesdays, ThursdAyT and Sat
BreoFS7ie Bath. o arrives MOndHyI and TridagS
Sharon 6cntsr, Granger North BOyAltOn. ho arrive.
Mondays and Iridays at , Z: d;
Hast Cleveland and Ruclid arrives daily as A. n.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
NAEFIaN TsRouaH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, HsV
York, Hartford, and Wllloughby, Pene9ville, Gene
kAsTERa THRoUeH, for New York only, closss at
GisTTHN ~ HRoUsH, for HE, BuaAIo Albany, Boz
ton, New York and Hartford closes st 6:lO Z. NJ
EAsTERE WAY, for al points between Cleveland Ano
WsssTERE THEoUaH, for Toledo, Detroit. Chicago
and Milwaukee, closes at 10 P. NJ, OsaVea T;o
Wi WnsTGRE T faaouaH, for Toledo, Dstroit OhieaEO.
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at go 7. NJ
WEsTERs WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at P. NJ
6AEDUsKT WAY for Sandusky and all tntermeoiaH
points, closes ats 30 P. n.
OIEOIHEAII WAE, for all points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati closes at 10 P. NJ CeaVes At 1;50
OmoTEHATI TARoUeH, for Columbus, Dayton, New.
ark and Cincinnati, closes at 10 P NJ, ueaves at 1850
next morning.l .
CIEoTEEAFI THRoUaH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisvills st. Louis, indianapolis, GAINESVILLE and
Wheeling, closes at 6:l0 P. NJ.
PITTBBURGH THRoUGE, for Pittsburgh and wash
ington, closes at l2:40 p. d.
PITIgBURsH WAY, for all points between Cleveland,
Welsvlle, and Pttsburg, Harrisburgs Phtladelphtas
Baltimore and Washington, closes at 7.0 A. N.
MAHoEIHe WAY, for all points between cleveland
and youngstown, closes at 10 P M, QeaVes at 500
next morniDg)
MnDIEA WAY, closes at A. M.
R0OEPoRF, &s.. closes ont l3sdhTss ThursdAEu and
Saturdays, at u n.
grdAyH, Att AMI
=5HARoH OEETER, Granger, North RoyAlton ko.,
doses on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A. N.
WABBKEsvILLI, closes daily, l0.30 A. n.
HABrOLEvHLAHD and Euclid, closes daily, ct P. q.
RTMAn and Drop Letters are required, By Law 10
- An 0ity oirculars are required to be prepaid
with two-oent stamp
~ Oh1cs open from 7.l0 A. ii. TO 7;1e p. n. On
sunday from g. A. n. to 1910 A. II.
E. UOWLEs. Pm
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9PEEikL E0TlEEs. .
- b. = - Tlhuns J


ssOhl thst men and women would read
ana pondsr on the Lists Mortality published
vssklT monthly and ysarly our city. Thsrs Il eT-
or G fsaf16Iy great proportion Of ConsumptiOn Oa-
eos. ne Statistic Tables prove that le other dis
eusss Say their Thousands, 0onsum tion Stays itI
tens q thoasands.
sInfbe early stages Of ThF and Lung Com
SLANT, We CONSIDER MadameZo Porssr's OUzGTIvE
BALsAh miAiiible.a
RD-Nndame Portsrs Curative BAlsam can Be OBJ
aimed at Benton Bros, and Strong 4 ArnstFong'p
Wholesale Aesets 0loVsiand, Ohio. leb6 g w
THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
PERTEECE OF An EIHTALID-Publishsd for
the bsnsit and q 8 warning and Caution 70 Young
Men vho suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay o. lIanhood ETC.. supplying At the same time
THE EEsss or sEIF-cUzE, b. one who has cured him
self being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and Quackery.
By enclosing postpsid addressed envelope, single
copies may Be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
isbs-llsdsE Bedford kings Co.. \. z.
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NETS-lNvIsIBLR 4 CHENILLE
IN AlhrEe ard new stock. A. = @, RETTBERa
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Dr. VichOis' Female Monthly Pills,

the only genuine Female Pills IN the United States
NOTICE TO LADIEs.-No article Of medicine intended
ior the exclusive use Of Females that has ever made
It's appearance has met with such universal SUCCESS
IS these celebrated Pills. No disease Is SO little IN
derstood, and consequently badly treated female
dsoases. These Pills are the result Of much study
and careful experience in all varieties Of female COM
aintsJ and In all cases Of Irregularities suppression
leuoOrrhOea or whites, Inflammation Of the bladder
Kidneys and womb, aud loss Of energy their
use is above all praise. Among the many thousands
that have used them In all partB Of the UniOn none
speak i'll OF them, for all like them They contain no
mercury, no iron, steel, no deadly oils Their use
can do no harm, and when used according to direc-
0ons. they always do good.
N. b. Married ladies' who have reason 10 believe
themselves In the family way should not use them,
be the consequence.
Price-el per box. Persons sending for Pills viii
onolose one donar and two postage stampaE
Several persons knowing the efficacy Of fhese Pills
nave adYertised as being agents for Dr. Yichols Pills
and selling worthless pilf.
N. B- The genuine VichOls' Female italian Pills
eannot Dc found at any other place in the UniteC
Ohio W - ''i-4
Dr. Hunter has In his possession numerous eertin-
cate and testimonials which relieved and happy pa
ents hsys rendered him, and have kindly permitted
hlia 70 exhibit % those desirOus Of his services
- Ohee hours from A. n. to gPM OotI5dka
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OORNEOTInEs

SonneS cas- are made AZ EonroeFiIie with tina s.r.
sa16y1 Aansneid 4 Newark 4. E. AZ Qivfs s-ifb -
.ttS Sdt9tSeq4zkyI Dayton Cincinnati B. B., al Fremont
Mn 5enont q Indiana 2. r. and AZ ToIsc5 TSi1s,
sne Aslohigan Sonthern & Northern Indians s1d -
lsao wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroft Jazz.
sonS Hort wayne Logansport, IisfsTstts 0siro Al
son, g. Louis and all points Wet HorthS,s1t a.
west at 9:33 A. H., 2.45 P n and 3.ss > = S..
Olsyelsnd, November I6 1855 - :
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CLEVELAND { TOLEDO B. r.
- q - = -

1884 WIHTER ARRAEGEhEaT. 1sS4.
On End after Bonday, November 18th Igss Pn.ss,
ger Trains Will leave Cleveland Is follows isu1dsV1
eXceptsd): NS~sa
1850 a. m.-OHIOAGO EXPREss-stops AZ Baraa
GRAFTON Oberlin, HOTwalk MonroeviIla Beiiss
Hue, Oiyde, Fremont and Eimors, and arrives a
Ioleoo a. I'D p NJ; Detroit $50 P. T.; aad ChI-
cago at lO.3O P n - -
9iO5 7. M.-WESrEBN MAIL-stops at an "a.
L9ns N southern Division, and arrives at TO.
ledo 81 $50 P. n; Chicago 500 A NJ
4s3O p. M.-NORTaERN b 55AIls-sis5ns Al IN -,
dusky at 10 ,. n
100 p M.-NlGHT EXPRESs-stoys st Graftca,
aorHalki MonroeVille, Clyde, and fremont. and
and T,ts, - - - ,sig y u p NJ Detrolt 6s0g A. 4:
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and Speed, to sn Eastern Cities.
The Track is Stone BalEastsd and is Free from Bust
FOUR DAILY TRAINS
From Pittsburgh to Philadelphis,
SHith close connections from Western Cite, an
0onhetuns direct 70 AeW York, -
Through PhiIadeIDhIa.
And Close Connections at HarrisbHrzh for
BALTIMORE & WASHINGTON,
ALSO,
from EittshuFgh to New York.
One Train runs daily (43g mfez.l via Anan4ovn
without change Oh Cars, arriving
In ADVANCE Os ALL OTHER RoVTEs
Nine Daily l1alns FrOH
PHILADELPHIA@> y NEW YORK
H%Tekets Tor Sale to Boston by "a, or Rs,l, ana
Boat Tickets good on any OF the toud7II Inss- h
Fare to al Points as Lol0 as By any ar Ros1s
SLEEPING OAEs on Night Trains tsahilaaal
phia, New York and Baltimore.
Baggage Checked Through and Transfers. Froe.
TRANSFORMING N.-Merohandise, Prcduesaud
Live Stock carried with despatch, at Lowest hates
CHAS. THOMSON, Local Agent, Cleveland.
VIZ. b. HoLAEs, EEOOB LEWIS,
| Genl Pass. AEent, Genl Sup't,
Ohieago. IN LiannI Ahoon. Pa.
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SUdAR-OoATAD, PURELY VHaETABLR
The Oldest, Cheapest and most Reliable TsnIn
Hediotne in use. More used than any other kind.
Prios Is oents-H Pills In box. See Circulars.
D0-Sold BY Strong Armstrong, Benton Brothsn
y. W. Palmer, Churchill 3 Bro. Also, at Wholesal
NnG retail Rt lei 01tArio-St, Cleveland, by
g. @. NORRIS, Gsnl Agent,
KoR Ohio, MiohIEan and Indiala.S
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On, aIRGoN

PBoYls8OR or ELlCfEoPAfHY AHD MMDIdIHa,
Ohice-ll9 Seneca Street, few doors from Superior
up stairs, opposite the CITY Hotel.
Once hours frem9 to IL and from 2to 5 O'Clock
daily Sundays eXcepted.)