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SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT COR:

BY Urine OF decree of the Snpysms Court Of
TN 1issliYs q SoiapSis e. esuss No
Ell on thu RsPAY xfTikilkS9soN. 0stebsr shs
nth at ~ O'Clock, in front Of the prethises Lot
numbered tn irtx, lso) IN DsSidson's sub division
efsspsfs no s6a, fr9ptins % feet On Tsatn street
back no feet to % foot and ipDrov ed
by Frame Dwelling House sss.i5.a -. =. :,
mAinder In well I'D petss, M dg eix and
$wslse mont frGth1 ths DAY pr se!s With dntersst
aas es si issf Ell e ne1 Ss M Tie
risk and expense oftha defaultins ydrehasef
ss ssss.:sad.a s9 . Is d. zssi.
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"a. brands Of Gibson. q HarrisS VI faEIEs n
10 Geets 1eiSx sn ~ srtee Ausf ss on ac
~ Corner Of New Jersey ave, and y eOttb :.
oeo,os tsrs.I 4s4f nzi,os-ri ~ vAeitot Hill..
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED OR STOLEN FROM MY FARM IN
- Montgomery county. Maryland, grey bobtail
HORSE, years old, has been fired above the front
feet. - +. {! ROBT. EARL,
l2-3t* H street. 2lSt.
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RYJ. @. MCGUIRE C co., Auctionsers.
BAILIFF's SALE Oh HOUSEHOLD TURNl

BAILIFF's SALE OF HOUSEHOLD TURNI.
on SATURDAY .MORNING, October 18th, At 10
e'ctoek in front Of the asstion rooms Of JamesG.
By virtue Of 40 order ofdistran sell small lot OF
H b. asSS FEurniturs nsmsly,. r. -
Tables, Chairs, Mating,
ye.thsr Beds, Rolsters and Pillows, ,,,Sit
Mattresses and Beddinss; e. g e., &. s55.4
box and trpnk Of Books add Other articles:
afaHss es'n' ' Saan Hi WISE 10 B. aaats
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that too much confidence should not be placed
in The res u!t OF days elections, as they would
doubtless be carried by their opponents with
frand- He advised his friends not to- belle We
the Geographic dispatches Of to-nightx Tor they
were all lies. He wanted his friends to wait
Mr.. +. Aiken announced that the committee
had received no direct election returns, but
news had been received in the city to the ef-y
feet that the Democrats had made large gains
in some OF the wards OF Philadelphia
This announcement was received with loud
and repeated cheering. I - g2 .,.8te. +. =
s. Mr.. 1T G. CLARK here came forward and
presented to the Chairman q pamphlet written
by Mr.. Brian Tyson, entitled .Obiect OF the
Administration m prosecuting the war; Mr..
faced" man, as He fTyson) had held an ofiiee
under the present Administration and offered
to sell his vote to the party offering the biggest
sum. .r-rr , = q. Fl . i ~ G
Several parties denounced MIR. Clark,ss re-
marks as uncalled for. and Mr.. G. w. Fen
wick took the floor in defence Of Mr.. Tyson.
Mr.. f. said he had read the pamphlet and he
believed Mr. T. to be an honest man, a., the
gentleman had suffered much from the pres
ent bloody war, and was IN favor Of peace.
p, Some one made q motion that a. Mr.. Tyson
WIS present he be allowedsto defend himself.
forward and denounced Mr.. ClaEk's statement
rs utterly false. ~ ts9--st ali fa's.5b TIyIf
.Mr. Clark, who had been, sitting npon the
floor in p beni eerent atntude, at the same time
denounclng Mr. T. as I" q id rascal" and
challenging that gentleman 70 come down from
The greatest confusion now existed in the
room, and rs several gentlemen were speak
ing at the Same time, 1t was impossible to note
Quit being partially restored. Mr.. Ozark de-
shred 10 reply 10 Mr.. Tyson. He asserted that
the pamphlets was put into his hands BY Mr..
r. and he ont rs,ssssisd the statement
was two faced DsmEiThs speaksr was
here interrupted BY cries o. sPut Oiarf out"
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RY THos. BOWLING, Auctioneer; Georgetown.
TWO STORY BRICK HoHsB AND LOT IN
On s.G GTE3RG EET0y%TEb At oAAUGTi9 p

O'Clock p m, will sell, in front Of the premises
part of Lot S. fronting n inches I'd street,
between Frederick and Fayette streets, and i'm
proved by q good two story Brick House. 30
AL conveyancins and stamps at the cost of the
oc I'D THOs, BOWLING, Auct.
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EOR SALE-A walnut SHOW CASE, silver
Il mounted. French plate glass; length So feet,
width 25s height l6 inches Apply at 244 g. St,
bet. 18th and 18th. ~ = o,l2- at
Tor SALE GHEAPLAn Express Wagon
Il TOP, nearly new feet in chesx3 feet IN inches
Inquire at the Office of Excelsior City Express
Arlington House, AZ street and Penn,a ay. where
it may be seen. ~ ~, oc Ia 4tr
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lr. VlchOls' Female Monthly Pills.


the only genuine Female Pills in the United States
NOTICE TO LADIEs.-N0 articls Of medicine Intended
ior the exclusive use Of Feales that has ever made
It's appearance, has met with such universal surcs
as these ceeprated PiHs No dis,als. Is 10 LITTLE it
Gerstood, and consequently badly treated a. fenIal
Diseases lhesc Pills are the result OF much -tu.s.
s{l cltretn NJ f,-g
pHlntss ana la all cases Of reguartie supprsion
leucorrhoea or whites, inflammation of the hlasLer
Kidneys and womb, and loss OF nervous energy their
Use s above all praise Among the many thJisautl5
that have used them in all parts OF the Cuion none
speak III OF them, Tor all like them. They contain NJ
mercury, NO iron, no steel, deadly oils Their "
can 90 no harm, and when used according TO diss
tons, they always do good o.
N. B;-Marr1ed ladies who have reason "a t,l.,a
themselves n lhe lanliy way, sEUuld not 1sa then,
As by their action the womb Eiscarra es yS1iJ ~
thecOnsequenCe. ~
-Prce-Sl per box Persons applying E,r puis .,,frl
enclose 81 and two postage STAMPS
several persons knowing she eri9ncy Of these pills
have advertised as being agents fO lr V6bos' PilIs
and selling u worthless artiCle.
= n. b.-lne genuine NichOis' Femala Itsli.n pm
cannot oe lonnd al any Other place IN th,. United
Ohio - N>'- si'A''ii
Dr. Hunter has-u his possession numerous ceftifi-
eates anu testimonials which relieved and happy pa
ueuts nave rendered hIn, and have kindly PERMITTED
hll % S1nlDit 20 tisose ueslTOus Of his services
~ Oinee hourS from a. II. TO 9 p. 81. octl5dhw
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Drugs aud aglfaifiafs.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES-THE
~ attention Of Physicians and all persons wish-
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Grand Pleasure Excursions
10 81.
LAKE SUP RIoRI

One or the following splendid fTst-class Steamers
viz Cleveland, iliinVis Northern Light Iron City
Traveller Meteor Iron sides, Lac La Belle and Pew
abie viii leave Cleveland, Ohio, at O'Clock, P.MI
each day Of the week except saturday and Sunday
and Detroit Mich the following days ct : clock
P. ~, through the months Of July and August
making grand Excursion Trips 10 the many points
interest on the great inland Seas Of America, which
for utility pleasure and health are unsurpassed by
any utisor 80 the COntluunt.
This Trip OF ,UUO miles eIIir.se six degrees
Of latitude and eleven Of longitude, and includes IN
its circuit Lakes Erie, St Clair Huron and Supe-
rior with the beautiful rivers Detroit, St Clair aud
st. Mary's.
The many and extensive mines Of iron and cop
per- uneq quslied by any in the world with the newly
discovered inviting deposits Of silver lead, Wild
and r0nAautic scenery, combined with It's pure anu
bracing climate renders the Lake superior trip one
of far more than ordinary interest to tine capitalist,
the easure-seeker OF the inyal
Ths Above-named steamers are elegantly fitted up,
with large and airy cabins and state-TOOms, while
every precautiOn has been taken Oprovide for the
safety and comfort Of passengers:
Fare, including state-TUOms and meals, about ~
cents per mile. lime occupied in making the round
trip, from to 10 days.
looms secured and further information obtained
by application 70 ROB'T HANNA d CO.,
HUsSEY q McBRIDE,
GARRETsON, HOME& co.
june24:l64 Cleveland, Ohio.
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Wlnchester's HypOphOsphites.
.Winchester's Genuine Preparation
DR.. HUNTERS
MEDICAL MFR MARY

nR. HUNTER STILL CONTISU UES
- at the old established place, No. !, Alathews'
Block, south side Of the Ulc UTe, Cleveland o..
ply sican IN Cloycan eating rho loosy ing diseases
namely: Scroiua, CanceTss Iumurs, fistula, Astil-
and Fever, Seminal Weakness and ali disease pecu-
liar TO Females Leucorrhoea OF Whites, Suppression
OF the meuses' Falnlui MenstfuatlJn, Inflammation
and liberation o. tue Utorus or Rcmb, Prolapsus
falling Of the Womb. Ali diseases Of the blood aud
slln ehtiIey removed from tne 50 stem All diseases
Of the organs OF generatou Of male female Of what
ever name or NATURE treated IN careful, thorough
and Judiclous manner, pointed out by long expert
ence and investigation.
$50 Low prices and quick cures. Recent cases cur
ed IN from three 10 esnt days Al syphiltic and mer
curIal taluts entirely removed from tue system
Dr. HUNTER Is constantly curing cases in from
three to eight weeks that have bgen treated by other
physicians from one TO three years.
Young men afflicted with seminal weakness should
apply u Dr hunteF lnnledlatey, either IL person
by letter. as he never lils 10 His remedies are
Periectly SAFE and unknown 10 any other physician
Patients Of either sex living at distance, by stat
ng their diseases IN wriuns giving all the symptoms,
eau obtain medicines with directions Tor use, by ad
dressing Dr. Hunter OF Cleveland, Ohio, postpaid
an9 nclosihg Ice
All COMMUNICATIONS conhdential-
From MS experience and extensive practice, he
makes no scrups IL asserting that whatever lac IN
dertakes in his speciality he VIII certainly per-
form. No matter how hopeless may the case,ghe-
ther from extreme debility and prostrati0u VI tl1s
selEsyled Nj. u. - whom many lave unioTtuna ate
ly been under, from the us- delicacy JIar Inauy
Of my patients tell me- Kept them from early appl
cation TO me the less fatal ideas o. overcoming
the disease by the advancement Of are. and strictly
moral mlndi iOr they one and al, make the CASE,
Worse and II II Is an early one from the cause Of %
ing entlreiy Local. u Affects the entifr animal eooU1-
my, aud then requires general we'll As local nv n
Inent, which Dr.. Hunter is happy 10 b. able -, say
that thorough investigation, and great impruI uent
IN the treatment OF private and delicate ,,,ssss nj
both sexes, Of however long duration, Weld 10 his
mode OF treatment. Ii the unfortunate Alu,. life and
health they stsodd be sure and call physician of
age ana experience. -
hHJ- No chasge for advice, The Doctors ofics is
the country
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Sherman LEue Of Communication
Ezog il Is Guarded.

SAermzzI's LEue Of Communications
szow il Is Guarded
From a recent army letter we extract
the following: ~
Sherman's line Of supplies is the rail-
road from Chattanooga. The country,
Nashville correspondence TO the contrary,
Notwithstanding, Is not able TO contribute
much--a few feeds Of uncut grain for the
cavalry beng ali it affords. The country
has been literally eat out Of house ana
home, so that the inhabitants must either
be sent TO the rear or fed here. On the
railroad, therefore, all the supplies OF the
aTmy--eyery pound of subsistence Of lor
age and Ordlnance-must be transported.
AT present this must be done BY through
line. That line Is long, and through The
enemy's counuy. The tenability OF our
present position, or OF any advanced posi-
ton. ultimately reverts 70 the railroad--
Thus faT, although communications have
been occasionally interrupted, 1t has been
entirely adequate 10 the necessities OF the
army. The ebeIny will OF course endeayor
70 UesIIUy ti-e-raad- by tearing up track,
exploding torpedOes under ioc0inotiu..s
aud all the devices known to warfare Of
The ROAD as a line Of supplies is safe that
is no attempts oI the rebels can result IN
anything more tnan Temporary inIerrup-
tiVn. All points where the road crosses
streams, or passes over places liable 10 be
easily oDstructsd, are heavily lortihed-th
f0rtiheauons being5 5suIiiciently garrisonsd.
THIS preyente all such injuries as would
result in long steppsge oi supplies Then
again the wnoIe road guarded by troops,
disposed at such points as the exigencles
q lAa-- service require. In order 70 still
further Provide for an aecJdvaat that NAV
occur depots Of all kinds ofsupPIIvs- -uTv-Gv
several points, so that in the AaPpen ing Of
aIyihJefruPtIoH or where d sudden IN
forsesn emergency there VIII be within
reach anu IL all probability south OF the
break, a supply adequate ior present ne-
cessities tAat can be drawn. It Is thus
with good reasons that Sherman can ad-
vance his army with almost an absolute
certainty that his means Of supply are
sufficient and safe.
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MORNING. LEADER.
The Cincinnati Times correspondent
Iis isfrrg -

scene AteLE AA0-AtG GAA1 GCOEEl1s
The Cincinnati Times correspondent
says:
An old. lady Of the Partington school,
was found, the other day, in terrible state
Of confederation, on the approach of our
forces to this point Jehnstons S racers had
passed through the neighborhOod, and
everything, even the poultry; pork and
cattle, had been taken with the malaria of
Calling back The old lady was left en-
tirely alone-deplorably wringing her
hands, with poverty as her only companion,
and it was strongly apparent even in her
speech. She viewed first one hearty, jolly,
fat sided i'YanlS,h then another, as much
surprised at their gift Of CAB as their lack
of horns, when one, an enormously huge
Buckeye stepped into the yard to. quench
his thirst, and fill his canteen, at a dilapi-
dated specimen of q well. Says he,
How are goa, At1ity7'
"Tolable ailin, jis now
We've got here, at last"
Where did you come from2 eEr yer
A0okers, or JiiRkers, or is yer sheTulizlee?7
There are some boys about who might,
I recken, hook chicken or twof but were
eAA ONSh01 G13 IL III yOS-- --
Lord, you don't say So I've hearn
tell of trees what bore them ar nuts, but
never seed any afore. How'd you git
here?2 es.sl-
"WeI, if Uncle Abe wants any help, he
just sings out to our Governor, up in Ohio,
and, when Johnny Brough shakes the
trees, just as mahy as he wants let go all
holds, and roll right down here on the
hard-taek line" l JAM
" Fore God, no. Mother new line3 How
many lines has you'uns all got2 We uns
almos' tax t death 'ready-'nother line u
hang US all, sure.
"Hain't you folks gOtabout how much of
this you want?' says Buckeye. .17 .--
HGot? We isn't got hotbins Done loss
ali we ever had got. don't see what
youuns all wants, way down here to
GeOrgy2"
i'-ST5 TUr-rv DIS here 10 stop this rnuss.
When we get through WITH U4s-JzLnston.
his army viii all have chance TO go home
and see their relations"
HBut the General says you'uns don't
fight fair. Your sharDliass keep troublin
of him, and shown of him, in front, and
your A0okers keepa runnin' on to his eends
with your thinkers.
Good e5e5iiag, 17i1zkers," says Buckeye,
aud away he went giving room for some
others more quizical and inischievous than
himself.
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MeaitaI.
strIekIand,s lIeIliauOus coagh BaIsanl

to convince them that it Is the best preparation ev
er used 1t not only cures the above affections Of
the Throat and Lungs, but 1t cures Night Sweats
and Splitting Of Blood, and Is an excellent gargle
for any kind of Sore Throat.
1t is pleasant to take, and is a safe medicine for
infants.
Price 30 cents per bottle.
For sale by Druggists generally.
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THE HYPOPHOSPHITES
is approprlrte and specific remedy for every dis
case characterized BY tho following
E jasf SYMPTOMS:

Difficult, imperfect or too rapid breathing, cold
ness Of the extremities, nighr OK morning chils
hectlci wasting Of heshi enlargement Of the glands
OF swelSingS coughs, loss Of strength twitchiny Of
tie nerves or muscles, shooting pains through the
shoulders. chest, face or ia5s partial or or total
loss Of the of the limbs, headache; gfddiness,
excessive paieDezs, night sweats loss OF appetite
heartburn, oppression Of the stomach after or sink
ing Of the stomach before eating, weak or sour
stomach, Irregularities Of tho bowels, salow COM
plexion, arrangements Of the liver kidneys, re-
tarded growth, or delayed detention in children;
eXtrem5 sensitiv5ness to cold r5 as il the several
stages Of consumption, in catarrh, asthma, bron-
chitis, dyspepsia, scTofufa, Neuralgia, paralysis,
partial or complete, &c, aud ESPECIALLY IL Female
Disorders or Uterine Irregularities such difficult,
painful, suppressed, scanty excessive delayed pre-
malnIe or too frequent menstruatiOn.
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DR.. sTlekland's Pile Remedy.

Read what those say who have used it,
Mr. Charles W. Landrum, of Louisville, and Mr.
] HazarIe, Of Cincinnati, Ohio were both cured
after using one pot Of Dr. Stricklands Pile Remedy
They say they had tried everything, but could OBJ
tain no relief but one pct Of Strioklsnds Pile Rem
edy effected perfect cure after suffering for years
with the worst kind Of Piles They nd ev-
cry who is suffering to try it.
Sold by all Druggists ~ 50 cents per pot Manu-
factured at No. East Fourth street, cincinnati,
Ohio. o.. ts# #H.. HEf. 81
Ask for
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The parted and loving heart opens to
the distant one, as those flowers which ex-
pand in the rays Of the sun will unfold
their blossoms even on days when clouds
come between.
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Optifal.

Practical and Scientific 0ptioan, keeps The large
assortment Of Optical Instruments in the city. B
ing an old establishments and having been eYteu :
lively patronised, he has the confidence that Il
present stock viii warrant the continuance Of pui
lie tayors. All his specta0es Of the bet qialii
Of crystal glasses ground under his own inspectioL
In ali cases curing wearRss, dizziness, and impart
ing 5srength for long reading and ttne sewing. Ar
tiiciHl eyes inserted without pain T ~
OFFICE-I30 Superior-st. iirst door from the eE
trance to the American Hotel
Ba5 Beware Of travellers claiming to be Mr.. Solo.
monson or his agent 90 july24
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CLEVELAND s ERIE RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. Isl
On and after Monday, May 18th, 1894, Passenger
Trains viii run follows, Sundays exceptedls
LEAVE CLFVEI.AND-

Trains viii run as follows, Sundays sxcePted):
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
ess4 a. M.-DAE EXPRESS IkAIN-StOpping a
Willougnby, Rafhesviiie Geneva, Ashtabula,
oonHeSut gEad eirard gnly, and arrive ~ Erie al
e:2O P. M.-CINClENATI EXPRESS-Stopping at
Painesville, Ashtabula and Girard only, and ar
riyes at Erie6.z7 ?. n, DunEirk { p P. n, Bui-
$50 P. MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
Stopping a. al stations and arrive at Erie at
2lO P. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping {
Painesvile, Ashtabula and Girard only, and
arrives at Erie at lZ:42 A. n, Dunkirk Z:4S
A. NJ, Buffalo 4:20 A. n
LEAVE ERIE.
I25 If5f9 Ma9ISIIT e sP EYPREsS I TRA ssy i5
arrive Ht Cleveland at 500 A.
500 A. M NAIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS
TKAIS-stopping at all stations and arrive at
Cleveland at 10 sloA q.
$50 A. M.-IOLEDO MANIFESTATIONS at all
stations except swanglle, SaybrOok, Unionyile,
Perry, MCfiter and NIckilne, and arrives az
Cleveland at ~ Pm.
2:lO P. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Siopplng at
Girard, COnneaut Ashtabuia, and Painesyiiie
only and arrives in Cleveland az - P. a.
BS second Glass Cars are run On ell through
An the trains going westward connect at Cleveland
with trains for TOiedO, Chicago Columbus, CIncin-
natl Indianapolis, St LOUIS, &C. and all through
TRAINS going asrEarl cunnUCt al UuiIrit will the
trains Of the Nen York a EIle Railroad aud al Buff
Ia 'Elth thOs- VI tie new York Central q Buffalo -
New YORK City Railroads for New York. ALBANY
Boston, Niagara talls &C, and at Erie with TRAINS
on the Philadelphia a EIlo Railroad.
eD- Day Express, Last and West connects at
Girard with Trains on Er1e q Pittsburgh Railroad
Cleveland, May 10Th, ls,4.
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CHAPTER IX.-THE Kiss IN THE DAEx.
After waiting six long hours, ~ 81.
And with hunger almost dead,
News came that the track was mendet
And the train soon went ahead
Soon passed place called Johnstovn
Filled with irOn fouudries,
Where the people all were working rs
Like lot Of busy bees.
Then We came to a great tunnel;
Near sat pretty miss,
And when all dark midnight -. -.a Z
Quick from her stole kiss. 10
"Oh,n she cried, the people shouted, ..re
And, before reached the light,
was peering through the window, -.f
In my seat again all right. N
After passing the great tunnel,
. rl. To place quickly came y a--.. rt L
Upon the highest mountain top,
And Cresson is its namei
Many people Ia the summer
To this pleasant spot repair,
To enjoy its cOuling waters o.. .r
And it's pure, fresh mountain air.
At Altoona took breakfast, I'll
1t O'Clock or more;
Such lot of hungry m0rtals
ne'er laid eyes on before;
All the good things on the tabie HII = HHe e
In short time did disappear;
And they all shouting wildly . b.
Quickly bring nore breakfast here"
Notice to Drafted Men and otlsrsi the service Of
Uncle Sam, and ali in want Of Rubber Blanketa r.-.
Rubber Coats, Leggins, Cashmere and flannel
shirts, Military Clothing Of any anu every des-
criptOn, Fine Clothing for Spring and Sumnrt
Wear. We have the largest stock in the city
which We will sell at the very lowest prices.
ISAAC A. ISAAC'S UNION HALL,
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew >
ing Machines, St1rT's AutOmaton Pressman, q
aud Strong's Patent Army Bsd-frunk,
-IH Corner superior and Union-st1
pS- Look out Tor the Giants. % mayls
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CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
" A 4 = "A A IA

~ A L L y D.
1854 sUH1IER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
On and amer Monday, May lgth. last, Trains leave
Cleveland ss ioLVwi, daily, lSundays exseptet.l:
$50 a. M.-MAlL-Arriyes at New York at l2:UgA O.
NJ; Philadelpllia 20 A. NJ; Botimore 7:Ol
Mi Plltsburgh 30 2. L.; Mheelings:zs u.
l;13 Z. M--EAtk kEss-A rrivcs az NCw York ~ 7.
Nj Philadelphia at lU:2O A. NJ; Baltimore az
II; go A. Nj Bittsburgh S;0j L. NJ; Wheeling
5:ls PM; New Philadelphia 7.49 r. NJ
Both trains connect at Hudson for lron and Mil
lersbuFgh.
Morning Train Connects at Rareuna with A. 4 O.
W. halrOao Train for al points on that Road.
SeIs run through from Pittsburgh 10 New York
via Alentownl, without change of cars
HS- kare as low as by any other line
So Through Tickets can be procured at the Union
Euclid-Street Station.
F.R. MYKRs, c. 7. Agent. ---'--0 - '8n msyIs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-07-28

Every man is involuutarily original in
at least one thing-his manner OF snees-
ing.