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The Telegraph system I'm Great
Rrifafm

The Telegraph system I'm Great
Britain.
TIE statistics Of the telegraphic system
in the United Kingdom-that is Of the
telegraphs open to the public, for there are
many purely private lines-sre interesting.
In 1851, there were II, ,5283 miles open; IN
1852, 12,7ll4 miles: while last year the
lines were extended TO cover l8,se2s miles,
which, however, consisted of 65,0l2 miles
of separate wires. The number Of stations
was increased in proportion, and last year
thera were !, 755 open, containing 6 1876 in
struments, throush which about 3, 100000
messages were sent. In addition TO the
lines actually on British soil, the submarine
lines to Calais, Boulogne, Dieppe, Jersey,
Ostend, Hanover, Denmark, with which
The other lines are more or less all in con-
nection, cover ssT miles, with 2,6s3 miles
of wire.
This line has upwards Of 5000 station
in foreign countries The messages sent
by it To and from foreign lands we're in
1861, 100000 in 1882, 3lO,5e5 and in
1853, 345,7 ,7s4, while the mileage was not
increased. The several lines were last
year, Electric and international, $3.50
miles Of line and SO, ,O42 of wires, and l,O22
stations. The number of messages sent by
this company during 1868 has not yet
been ascertained, but calculating the pro
portion Of increase from tie returns Of the
two years immediately preceding may be
estimated at nearly 1000, o00. The British
and Irish Magnetic, Els6a miles, 1881!
miles wires, 964 stations, ,s27, ,425 messages
Southeastern Railway, S16 miles, 2,6423
miles wires, "a stations, and 81 $50 MESA
ges we're sent London and brighton
Rsilway, 2l2 miles, 54la miles viFes, AZ
stations, 48,2Os messages London Dis
tTict, lo1 miles, 45O miles wires, 81 stations
25T,9oe messages and the United King,
dom, e9l miles, 509e miles wires, % sta
tious, whence 225,72s messages were for
warded.
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The Low in tbe case OF the IOrida.

The Law i'm the case OF the IOrida.
Saws the Cincinnati Gazette: Captain
Collins capture Of the Florida in Bahia
Bay, was irregular, but it was an oxtraor-
binary measure that has before heen p
sorted to by other powers to protect them
selves from irregular warfare The British
| Captain Mackenzie took 8 similpr course
! to destroy the steamer Caroline in an
United States port, to prevent her aiding
the Canadian rebellion, slthoug b The Car
Oline was not armed, and was char I'd only
| with transporting rebels and militsry sup
plies. His Government sustaine him
and promoted him for this act, and refused
to render any satisfaction 10 our Govern
ment.
"StiIl this act, although it may 10 justi-
fable, ia q violation of the domain af Bra
zil and satisfaction ought to be ma'le. AS
no injury has been done to Brazilian per-
sons or property, and as only its 'ligHlty
is offended, this may be remedieG by an
APOLOGY. Or 1t may be necessary to dis
own the act, and to dismis Captain Col
Inns from command, which may be done
| by transferring him to the nezt grade
higher. Thus justice will be done, the
dignity of Brazil maintained, and We can
settle with the Confederacy the q'estion
Of the possession Of the Florida. Fiat
j.tstifa, Tpat Florida"
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,Ehs Rebel COnser1ptiOn in Alabama
We find some interesting statistics in the
consolidated return Of the registration law
of Alabama, just completed under orders
of the COnscript Bureau It appears that
there are in that State Il, 200 men who are
tit for duty who are not in the field. There
are, besides these, 4, ,497 who are physically
disabled, and who we leave out Of the sta
tistics altogether. OF those who are at for
the field, there are 5,O9s exempted by
law of Congress, including l,l64 State
officers, 1875 overseers and agricultur-
lists, 5s5 ministers, es4 physicians,
29l school teachers, les news
paper employees, &55 railroad employees, and
a few others. The detailed men in the
State number 2,617, and those in govern
rnent service 2Te4; and in addition 10 these
there is q list of ''miscellsneous details Of
exemptions, numbering oil, in which we
find that 492 men are put down as 'unclas-
sined." The consolidated report from
which this abstract is taken, has some 9TH
e: miscellaneous items, such as reported
deseTters," "men lying in the woods" &c,
increasing the grandi total includiny the
physically disabled. to 20,26O.
None of these statistics have reference
to the reserve forces. and only refer to the
men between eighteen and forty-6y who
were called out by the act passed two years
ago by Congress. Richmond Dispatch.
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IMPORTANT TO LADIKS-Dr. Har.

Vsy's Female Pilh nave Beger yet fauedin reEaay
Iug df1icuisias srising from Obstruction, or stop
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Prolspsus UteTi, the Whites, or other weakness y
the Uterino Organs. Ths Pill5 are perfectly harm
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most delicate female without causing distreas-tEe
same time they act ike charm by strengthening,
tuFiSOrtting and restoring the system to health
condition, EDd BY bringing on the monthly period
With regularity, no matter from Whst causes ths
obstruction nay sriss. Trey ahould, however, So-
b tak4n during the 6rIt taTSs months ef prsgnsn-
OF, though safe st any othsF time, 81 WiSosrriAg:
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Each boz contains 90 pills. Prios ! 90,
DR.. HLREEY's FEEATIsr on Diseases Of gemsles.
Pregnancy, Miscarriage parTenness, SEorility, Ise.
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Il & pages sent free TO sRy address. Six cents
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Tie pills and book viii 5s sent by mail Whep Dc
rirss, securely sealed aud prepaid, By
J. BKTAA, n. D., General gent,
E0. Is Cedar ST., New TorE-
~ Bo8d by ali the principal Druggists-
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nrUNRos TEN GENT NOVELS

Tnis popular series Of Novels Is net the produo-
tiop Of diapida;sd old Ladies and GeHs1EeT aud the
publishers dc not think 1t necessary to eNhumo fOs
siIs OF former generations for the smusement Of
their readers The works are all written by men OF
lye 0-lius and TALENT anu hence the ease with which
tDoy have out-run their tardy compositions. hav-
ing firm couvi5ton that merit Will assert itself in
srits Of all opposition, nothing but the very best
works are put upon ghe market Tbs public have
always been ouT judges, and We invite TO compare
our WORKS with all others. The following Is list
Of the Novels Mo. j. The Hunters. 2. Tho Trap
per's Retreat 3. . he Patriot Highway man 4.
The Hunted Unionist. 8. The Track Of Fire. 0.
The Mon Eater Z. Charlotte Temple 8. The
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tie Catcher. IL. Ths Hunters Triumph. T. The
Ocean Royers Is. The Tory OutVitted: "a. Zeke
Stsrnum, the Lion hearted Scout. 10. The Soourge
of the Seas Is. The Captive Maiden. II. Long
legged Joe. or the Demon Of the Woods. Is. The
Wild Scout Of the Mountain S. Tue Forrest
Lodge 20 The Rollicking Rangers. q Rattle
suafe Dick or the Flower OF the WigWam. z.
TIcketty Tom, the Rover. .. Imps Of the Prairie
~ me Robbers Terror. These Books are for sale
bT All New gents and Booksellers, and sent post
paid on receipt Of price
- GEORGE MUEBO CO.,
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gea1 Sgsueies.
ENERAL
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
16S Superior Street, Cleveland, ohio,
L. a. WILCOX


VIII receive on sale Real Estate of all kinds-Im-
proved and uDimpToyed City Property Garden
Eands, Farms, Mineral Lands, Goal, Petroleum,
and Western Lands, &c. viii Negotiate Loans,
Paper and stocks, Lease Tenement Lands, Collect
Rents, &C., 80.
The following property is now on sale:
EUCLID ST.-ThTee desirable residences.
EUCLID, near Perry-TEO lots, ltOx2cO r..
PROSPECT, near PsrTy-TWo houses for sale
ERIE, uesr st. Ola.T-Jne lot 3OKll2 II.
SC0VILLE, near EoFTeBt-Eins house, with 8
quantity Oi iruit and 3 large lot.
SUPERIOR, corner Aerchant-Lot 68I16j IT.
LORAIhi corner York-l1a story house, lot &C
xi1s.
KIHSMAN, corner Vine-Tv6 lots tOxl5O #.
FORREST, tar kinsman-Eight lots 50x 2261S.
MIAMI, near Huron-LeAsehold, u story house
with blacksmith shop and toOis.
LAKE, near Erie-Four brick houses.
HERMAN, near Taylor-Eice mouse very cheap.
FARH-l4 acres 10 miles out on the Lake Shore
Road.
GLIHT0N-House two-story; lot 66x190.
CLINTON, corner Taylor-l15 story house.
OHIO, corner Oanai-Lot dwelling, and stone
foundation Also large building suitable for man
ufacturing purposes.
With other tenements varying from $500 to $685.
900.
IO3 acres OF Camel Goa Lands at q bargain.
40 acres adjoining Marquette.
l60 acres in Crawford county, Iowa, very cheap.
l21z acros St. Clair Road, S5S miles from Court
House.
WAETED-Housss for good reliable tenants;
rent from $50 to 500 year. Ocll:RS dAw
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"a s1IGBT neutrality-suspicious.

q pLlIn1 OVIU. ."DOUUAlIS.-
rev are aware Of the Importance Of checking 4
Cough OF "sIreHF o0LD" In its FIRST stagei that
which in the beginning would Yield 20 mild rome
dy, II NEGLECTED soon attscks the iungs. 'sBrowns
Bronchial Trochesn give Eure and almost immediate
roIief Military on5osrs and soldiers should have
.heD, as they can Be ceTrisd in the pocket and
taken as OcoAsioR requires. auEal:BE:lm
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DR.. z. AEDEES q CO.,
PhyBiciAE and Chemists,
10. AZ BrosdEsv. New YOTE.

mhy1l:E2.eo.a.dFASv
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RANTED IN ALL cLsEg.-Can be relied
Never fail to cursl Do not RSussStsi Are spec
In Aotioni No ohanss Of diet requIred DO not IN
tsrfere with buslness pursuitsi Can be used with
out deteotioni Upward Of 200 cures the past month
some Of them very severe canes. Over one nun
dred physicians have used them n their Prse-
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Of shsir competition, which Is 0nrirely vegetable,
and harmless on the system. Hundreds Of osrtih-
sates can Be shown. Belle Specific PilIs arc The
original and only genuine Specific PHI. rhsy ART
sdaptsd for male and female, oldoF young, s=5
the only reliable remedy for sheotlng . Perraa-
nsnt snd speedy cure in All cases Of spsrmatOrhsas
or Seminal Weakness, with al its tralnu OF eyil1,
Eush IS UrethTal and Vaginal Discharge, Glest,
be Whites, Nightly OF Involuntary Emissions, Io-
sontinsnos Genital Debility and IrriLAbility, In
potency, Weakness or loss Of Power, Eervous De-
bility, &C., &c., all OF which arise principally fro
Sexual E1cesses or Self Abuse, or some ocnstitu-
tional dsrangomont, and incapaoitatss She suhefsI
from fulfilling the dutias Of married Hfe. In 81
sexual di5sssss GonOTIbea, Gisst and strietUres
DOnBultinE Physician for the treatment OF Seminal
Urinary, ss1uEl, and NdETeus Diseases, who viii
bsid, free 70 all, the following valuable work, in
sealed suIelope:
Tyzr FIFTIFfH THoUskED-Dr. BslIiH Treatise OF
Bslf Abuse Premature D-1ay, ImpOtence and Los
Of Power Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness
Eightly Emissions, Genital Debility, dc-, &c, q
pamphlet OF g. pRgOs, containing important ad.
Vice 70 the aaiicted. and which should be read
every auerer, the means Of cure in the sewers.
stages Is plsinlE set forth. Two stamps req1irea
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Shalcy--sandusky, Manstlald Z Newark Raurosd q
AAnsHeid, MT. Vernon, Newark, EanesYills,
&C.
0rastline- Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne 4 Cniearo Rail.
road, Forest, Upper sandusky, Dalphos, Lima
Fort Msyne, bapOrte, Chicago, &C.. Wsst apd
East for Manansld, Wooster, AlassiIlon a.,
irAfton s1d BsDefcntalne Railroad Lis or q arior
Belie.on5allte, sidney, Union, hdHC-es Indian.
apol1s, Tsrre aaur9, Nincennas EVanFviIIg.
Louisville. Cairo, st. Louis, SC
DeieNares-s Springfield Branch for SpTinghald.
OoiunDu5-Littls Miami B Columbus and XelIr
Railroad, ter 1euia, Dayton, indianapoii5
Isrrs hanre, Sc, LOUIS, Morrow, Lovelnnd and
Cincinnati, and with The Ohto ami AlississI7ui
kealroad ~ Cincinnati ior Louisville, EvAng.
vile, Cairo, Sc Louis, and al points q Tn5
Ohio River.
Ooium1qa-lsntraiO Ohio Railroad Dr Newark Esuss-
vile, MhecunG, - Colnmbus, Piqua 9 -.
diana ksiiI Cad Tor Pfgua, Urbana, &c
Gls-hor Tickets 70 al points and Information anal
ss the Passenger Station and az Unlon TicEst b -
l47 SuperloT sEresf. H b. FLINT
Ol0yblsDd, Got - 'FfE a1n--frt..,S-,t
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AGGREGATE CASH ASSETS,


Have entered into arrangement for the pur-
pose Of tIsnsacting TOGETHER the business Of
INSURANCE against Loss or Damage by Fire,
and the Perils of Inland Transportation"
HE ONE POLICY OF Insurance IS issued by the
-FOUR COMPANIES through this Agency, which
is made to meet the necessities OF the business COM
muuity, by SECURING, WIFI DISPATCH, LARGE LINES
OF INSURANCE WITH RELIABLE COMPANIES, UPON UNI
PORN, PLAIN AND sIaPLs CONDITIONS, THEREBY Owl
ATING TIE NECESSITY or APPLTlEG TO VARIOUS eKPA-
RATE OFFICES for insurances the amount they are
soyerally able to accept, and OF holding NUMEROUS
SEPARATE POLICIES, THE CONDITIONS AND WRITTEN
rORTIoSS Or wRICH RARELY AGRRR.
By tie conditions Of the Underwriters Policy
but ONE sEf OF PAPERS is required TO prove q
loss to he several Companies insurirg uni der It,
thereby making the adjustment simple and exPe-
ditiOua.
TIE STANDING IN NEW YORK CITY Of the
Companies interested in this Agency, and the re-
spectacle character ol the large number OF gentle
men composing their several Boards Of Directors,
afford abundant guarantee that all business
6ded TO them will be honorably and literally con-
Quoted
For list Of Directors, Statements Of Condition,
| &C., or for POLICIES, spply to
JOHN G. JENNINGS,
ooI7 Atwater Buildia &, Cleveland, o.
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glI.
OIL! OH OILS!
ALEXANDRA, SCGFIELD & Go,

hEHlHkKS u
EJsFsE.E PotfOleuM OIL; BeREOie and
Machinery Oils.
-
we psy particular sttsa:i0n to package, thereby
EaTinE cur cnstonare lrck loss By leSERgh- We
Fuarertss our oil 70 give perfect satisfaction, and
g Eood e. any made il the city. Also, We pay par
tlc1is- attention 20 putting up
EAPTHA Oh BEHZ0LE,y
suitable FOR YarniBh Man1factuserI or Pstnterss
use On hand and fos Gsio
900 bbIs extra refined PotrOlsum OH.
100 bbls EeOdorizsd Benzole equal 30 Turpeneinel
I0O bbls Nc. bubrioating Oh, ..r
which we will sell at lowest market prices.
OIT1oK-1Os St. Clair-st-, fcTmerly occupied by
VIM. O. Scofeld b %.
JOHN ALExAEDEE,
WI. O. BOOTIELD, OhANAhAhD' U
MATHeU wTJsnE- EB-'ie
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COHHESCTEe A0EDAY, HAT l6TH, 1884.
~ maits will bs Opanoi and ready for delivery
one hour after arrival OF trains.
~ All halls close ono hour before departure Of
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CLEVELAND AND 4OLBDO i. R


Connections are maze st hOnroegfils with tho Sane
dusAyy, nansfeld Newark Z. E.; at Olyde with the
ssnd1skys Dayton Cincinnati =. r.; at Frsulons
with the kre5noAt Z Indiana =, R.; and 81 Toisdo
tOledo Wabash Hsir1sd3 Tor Chicago, Detroit
JlsksOns on wayne, LoEanz sort, AsfsYetss, Csrs
Alton St Louis and al points eza hor-hvtst AID
Southwest.
Trans arrive In Cleveland ron Toledo and lhe
West g e.11 Il H., 3:oo -, and 20 P X Fruus
Handusky st g:lS A. l.. L.. ECLEEF 81r'E
OieEolnnd. Oct. g. lsfa.
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9frtna Mafhtues.
GRoYEF Z RAKERJs
Celebrated SeNing aiale.alnel

Celebrated Sewing sidCnsAa
Wsrs Awarded tha Highest FremiuU oyer ALL 2 -
rKTIToRs at the following State Sairs o. iSis. ~
me
BESTFAMIhT SEWING sAOHfSE
BESTMAS UFACTU6lH9 uAGHlk
ANDTHE BEST MAOHlS ~'C2K
GsW York State Far, lLdisna StaJe FAR 70 n q
State Far, Illinois stste FOR, Ass.s Slafe
Fair, Ohio state Far, PenasylyaBis
State FAic, mishigan State Falr
And Kentucky state Fair.
The sboVs c1mDrfsss sll the State Fairs - ul,lh
the Grover BE-nr's dEohinoa Wocs exhibited d thls
GROVER 4 BAKER ). M-Js
SALE ROGas-lTI Superior street. Oleyola2J, nt,o
Ocs 4
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BEST REMEDY EgmowN

Tor all Bilious COMP plaintB. SICK hsAdAcs GostiVe-
ness, Indigestion, Heartburn, Sour
Stomach, Sec Sickness, &c.
Dr.. James h Chiffon, .hr Great chemist, says
tI know its competition, and have doubt It will
prove most beneficial 10 those complaints for which
ft is recommended"
Dr.. Thomas Eoyd says: 81 strongly recommend
&c to the notice OF the public"
DR.. Edward G. Ludlow says: 81 eau with odnh-
denee recommend g."
Or. George 7. Baxter ssys: 'iin Flasulenoy, Sick
Headache, costiyensss Eesrtburn, &C., the SELTzEE
APERIEST IN ny hands nss proved indeed = valua-
BILE remedy"
For other Testimonials, 6c-, see PAupIst with
each bottle.
aEnufsctured only by TARRAET > CO.. No SIS
Wioh street, New York.
aeFTOT sale by al Druggist
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Is IS .~gsS.
CTRIOKLAND'S
kNTI-CH0LKRA HIXTURE

Is composition Of sst1ngsDts, sbsorbeRts, stimu-
ulants snd caTmtnstiysa which every physician Sc
knovledgss is the only preparation that will seotS
permanent cure Of DiarThss and Dysentery. This
AnCholera Mixture is rpW In use in several Of our
army hospitals, whore It gives the gTestest satBfac
tion. It has saved ths lives OF thousands Of our
dieTs and citizens, ana We viii guarantee Il 10 he
the best remedy IL the world for Oiarrhea and Dys-
Ontery.
Mr.. Woods, OF OOuingtOn, Kentucky, will be most
happy to satisfy any to tine virtue Of Strick
lands Antl-Cholsra MiItnrei in fact, We have q
great number OF testimonials from patients who
have been cured after being pronounced incurable
by their physicianB, some after taking only ono
bottle OF StrickiRnd's Anti-ChOiers Mixture. II
Oou suffer With DiArrhoa aud nyssntsry try one
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#saifal.

Formerly OF New York City, will pay one hundred
dollars for the proof that he ever fails to cure the
aboVe-nAmsd diseases. He will pay the same sum for
tue proof that any other Physician in the United
States treats the same diseases with equal Success
After many years o. ia5orious study and eKperleno
Dr. Gibson is happy In being able 70 announce 20 the
ment for
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OURE
Of the above and also ell contagious diseases Of the
Reproductive Organs, With al bsd ELECTS arising
therefrom, tncluding General
DEBILITY OK NERVOUS PROsTRATIOH.
BE has succeeded IN curing cases in this city some Of
whom had expended hundreds of dollars with self
styled PHYSICIANS who probes 70 treat all private
malAdies with success, aud without receiving the
Dr. Gibson does not bOss. that hs Is a member of
some College in London or PARIS. as perhaps some
otheIs 20 or the puTPoss Of snsnaing INC i, ~
lied. But what Dr. G. might boast of Is thisy that
he Il able to give entire satisfaction to those VINO re.
pose cohlideloe IN his ability And integrity ano InAt
lie has perfected an American Bystem Of treatment
which Challenge any Pbyaiciau Of London or Paris,
Of Ssininsl weakness and oil Diseases Gr derango-
ments both mental and physical arising rom sexual
or secret atuse-
DIT. Gibson also claims for bis new treatmsnt the
following advantages over af others yet discovered :
and first, the agents used respect disagree
able: he uses relies Of the dark ages such Mer
curry nor 6fsY other deietcTi0ua drug; secondly, no
restrictions IL dot or business Is required thirdly
hs treatment Is positive and certain in all cascs. He
stands prepared 10 20 iRtC any public private hos
1itSi IN the limited State and de1onstrats the i'm
mense superiority Ct his treatment over any 9th
or now known 70 the world In Polat OF pTomptneaS,
permansnoy raidns==, satety and convenience 70 The
patient.
DR.. Gibson is permanently located IN Cleveland,
and has during the past i've yearg performed many
cures OF diseases which hGd for years resisted all 9TH
or modes Of treatment. ef0rsroes be given 10
individuals OF the hr5t raspoStsbilsy IA Cleveland,
Boston, Rev York and other citeS, IL regard 20 Skill
and integrity In ali PROFESSIONAL tTansacIiOns Dys-
PERSIA Rhsumatisul, ScrOipls. AZ Diseases OF the
Urinary Organs, sna ali Chronic DizesEss treated
with superior guOcebs.
~ Medicines sons g. aiu FSrs % She oUuEfTy on
rsosipt q Ten dO';ErE.
Or. ai6so7's gss JFcrz o. PhYzIology for sale at
DR., GE5538,
PROYEsscR or ELECTs1PS TTyY ASD MKDICgsEs.
Oncs-lIa Seneca gtreat, o f0v doors from SupeTiSr,
up etairs, UpyOsito the CITY ECtS,-
ns- Oios hours from - V and from 70 O'Clock
Daily Sundays eZcopted-l
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80 A. M.-ElGHC EXPRESS TRAIs-stoefiu-
At Girard, Ash abula and PainssTills only, and
arrive At Cleveland 81 7:3J A. 4.
6:I5j A. M--MAIL AND ACOOETMODkTIDg
TRAIN-StOppilg 81 al stations sad a-rive al
Cleveland st iJ.ZJAM
IO:l5 A. D--TOLEDO EXPRESs-s.oppine at all
ststh>as except Swanvills. SaybroOk, UniouVf, e.
Ferry, hentor and Wickiile. aud arrives at
Cleveland At 2:B Pm.
5;55 P. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRATE-StOpri17 at
Glrard, ccrneaut, A.htabuis- Geneva & Fsinez-
vile 1EiT E.sl a=rfTas IN Cls5 ais ID az 9.25 P T.
81 1oCcBd tzsEz lEyr go I'M On ali tsrU1Rn
Trains.
All the trains going Westward oonasct At CIevs,sld
with trains Tor tOs5d0t Shicsyo, Columbus C,rci--
Esh, indianapolis, st. Louis, lsc.i aud al Ehroueh
trains going eastward connoC. at DsuzirE Vftr 4 9
t-sils ol The New Lo-s { Ers RGIEosd, -1l a. Erf-
inl with those OF tlle Nov York Central z Baf1l0
heN YORK Lity kGiiroadg fJr E5E Eost Afba-y
Eo5tcn, hlagern Fails, &C., Hlt Et Eris VIII trs rs
Oa tho Philadelphia & Eric kairoAd.
~ Day ELpre5s, East and West, comets at
tsiTard With TFe!ns On Eric , Fitsst1rFh Rs:i-5ad
isr tane5vtlia, Aseds-iie, JagECstOwn. -.
Cleveland Oct s7st ,ssz.