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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-11

CUATHAM c. w, Wednesday Aug. TO- TO-
The propeller Racine, for Buffalo. from en- en-
oago burst her boiler last night at RoDdSsu roisS
Lake Erie. Twelve OF tho crow were lost INC 49,
and upper works Of the vessel were burned her osS
-four, pork and highwincs destroyed. fas I'm =
Avon picked up the survivors. aud towed tnc nas
the beach near Deatown. The names OF tne o''~ wv
persisted are unaSc ertNned
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Mxp1lork DAILY Gribm,1s
THURSDAY, AUGUST II. icGi.
The Tribune.

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months. The white paper which print The DAILY
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nted Sheet and every additional demand for the paper 80
much added os We therefore compelled to advance the
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VII b for single copy CENTS or where delivered In the
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to the Daily will be charged $40 per Annu by reference
10 our Term" will DO noticed that make no advance
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wssty but for the present must suspend all club rates
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TERMS.
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TIE Correspondents.

Ne sotioS can be taken OF ANONYMOUS Connnnicsions
WhasveI intended for insertion must he
by the name address Of the ~riter-not necessarily LOT
publication but o. Il guaranty for his good sitE . 800
An business letters for this ocs should be addrs"edto Inc
TasuSE." New YORK ,.,
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communics''0na
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Maine Politics.
Wednesday. AuI

AUGUSTA. "wednesday. Aus' !" -.
The Hon. james q. Blaine was renomIhstssxx
for Reelection TO Congress to-day in the liz o"os~
Convention BY sooiamation.
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n...h .f nm Amcrican ConsnI.

O,rON, Wednesday, August TO- -
Can, Powers. of the schooner Planet, al th:
mort states that DIR. Reynolds the American Coes~
died at st. Moro Hn1ti, July -
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IT,. p.vusv,yuuin Legislature.

HARRISBURG, Pa. Wednesday Aug 10 1914
Tho nn,seut called session OF tho Legislature
will and before She 18th nst wneu the prev"usis -
ION 20 al sesslon viii c"nu''""s
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mi. 4. evident from the fact that cannot and
no, average NOR. than four days work per week but th,
.lndsr OF the time al their pisces with substitutes'
40 thst large bin one week is followed ny small ono the
ct geek or p-rhsps At ali. Your foreman whom you
s,m a. Mend no Ices than you value a workman,
any dsatsrssed printer sqaas,sa With Vie susss vii
s.,yfs Yev Of lbk
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

Rev. Henry Ward Beecher preached
jubilee sermon, Sunday night in celebra-
ton of Mr.. LincOln's reelection. He
seems to have been In excellent spirits,
and talked in this way:
Never before have Christ and BeliaI
been clearly opposed, and thank God,
Christ has beaten. The assault was made
by party whose very name was captiva-
ting. 1t is not the first time the livery Of
heaven has been stolen to serve tbs devil
in. All the various means 10 prejudice ig-
nOrant men-the failures Of the war, the
loss of men, heavy taxation, the ezpecta-
tiOn that any change would be for the bet
ter-were used against man who had not
the kind of qualities which repel such as
ssults-for Mr.. Lincoln has no personal
magnetism. He has the esteem rather
than the enthusiastic love of the people
The victory is all the more striking, be-
cause it was a triumph Of pure moral
forces. It is lesson to the Governments
Of Europe, for it shows that we, under a
republican form of government, have made
immense advances in civilization. Since
last Sunday we have advanced ages in the
path of progress"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

DR. Z. ANDERS & CO.'S IODINE
WATER.-Iodiae water sots upon the Heart, LiT,
81, Kidnsys, Digestive Organs Aad elanduiaF Sgv-
ten.
The success which has ATTENDED the Csc Of thiz
rsnedy IN private practice and the enforcement ..
medical authority, enable Us to recommend {. tc
the practitioner and she public, feeling eon6dont
that With fair trial It VIII attest Its oER excel
Isnos IN the cure Of Ohronlo Diseases which indi.
Oats Iodine, such as soFOfuls, Bronchitis, ekiu
EruptiOns, Heart, Liver and Kidney DisoAsesi
EsEyOus Affections, EeunlgiA. RASumAtiEm. Dye
pepds, Debility, syphilia, 40.
PhyHiciAnI nay rely upon the uniform strength
Of Iodine Water - containing three quarter graz
ure Iodine in each huid ounce Of pure water, Z
oiVens bsing used. Il Is not liable to dooOmpOsi.
ion nor spontaneously formed InequAHfiesi nsitbsl
the Iodine oxadlzed or neutraliBod BY combine
Son with any ingredient, rendering shis solution
upsrioE to any other method Of exhibiting Iodine.
Tun directions accompany each b0ttls. thst Il
nay b used - = family medicine 81 vel ~ By tha
profession.
Prios ons dollar psr DottIs. On receipt Of nJs
collars, E1 bottsI delivered free By express 70 any
nddress.
Beware Of oozntorfsIts sad limitations which an.
princsplsd dealers endeavor 70 dispose Of on our
reputation. See oar reputation and trademark
(the Greek word heading this ADVERTISEMENT upon
ths labels and WTsppsrs on each bottle, without
oireIisT ersfis DIR. 4. AEDERs co.,
Pbyaiolsn aud chemists,
No. 42s Broadway, EeV York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

PROSPECT ST.-Two-story brick House, 10 rooms
recently occupied by Gov. Brough. no2l:Rs
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A RemarI,nhle Wnmnn.

Mrs. Peggy Fite died a few days ago, in
Wilson county, Tennessee, aged one hun
dned and three years. From Mr.. Thomas
d. Fite, one OF her grandsons, we learn
that she was born on the 18th Of April,
1851, and was consequently one hundred
and three years old on the 18th OF April
last. Her husband, Leonard Fite, was
soldier In the Revolutionary war, and
fought throug hout that struggle as q pri-
vate, having steadily refused promotion
Mr.. and Mrs. Fite emigrated To Tennessee
from North Carolina, and settl led here
when this place was known as Nssb's Lick.
In those days Mrs. Fite often assisted Ia
moulding bullets, while her husband and
others belonging to the settlement were
defending themselves against the attacks
Of Indians. Mrs. Fite mas lived with her
third son, Jacob Fite, In Wilson county,
for number Of years, her husband hav-
ing died many years since in Smith
county. On the 18th of April, 1861, 8
large number Of her decendsnts met at the
house Of jacob Fite, and celebrated the
one-hundredtR anniversary Of her birth
day. At one time she had eleven child
rem living, her Oldest, q son, being eighty
years old, and the youngest her daughter,
ffty-nine, seventy-six grandchildren, three
hundred and i've great grand children,
seyenty-one great-great-grandchildren, and
two great-great-great grandchildren; in
all, four hundred living defendants. At
The time of her death her grandchildren Of
bne fifth generation had increased to twen-
tyone, ond her grandson feels quite GER
tain her living defendants now number
over five hundred. Mrs. Fite was q re-
msrkable woman, as were all those who
actively participated in the struggles Incl
dent to the early settlement Of this State.
She retained q vivid recollection of the
Revolutionary struggles, as well as those
which resulted in the establishment of the
the white settlements in Tennessee. Her
memory was clear and her health good
almost 20 the hour of her death.-Nq shUiLLe
Dispatch.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26
BFLIjS SPBOIFlO PILIS-WAR

RANTED III ALL OASE5.-OBR be relied
Never fail TO eursi Do not nsussEt5i Are sPseS
In aetiouI No change OF dict required Do aot Ia
tsrfsre with buainess purGuitIl OAn be used with
cut dstscsionl Upward Of 200 cures sho past month
some os them very severe cases. Over one hun
dred phySioiAns have used them in thsiF prAo-
tios, and speak well Of their saieaey, snd approve
Of thsir composition, which d entirely vegetable,
and harmless on the system. Hundreds Of cortih-
Gates can Be shown. Belrs Specific Pills are the
original and only genuine Specific Pill They arc
Adnptod for male and female, oldoF young, and
tho only reliable remedy for eheoting = porms-
nsnt and speedy cure in ali cases Of sPeTmatorrhea
o. Seminal Weakness, with all its trains Of evils
such a. Urethral and Vaginal Discharges, Gleet,
he Whites, Nightly or Involuntary Emissions, In
oo1tInsnoe, Genital Debility and IrTttAbHitJ, In
potency, Weakness or loss Of Power, Nervous De-
bIlity &C., &C., ell Of which arise principally fro
Sexual Excesses or Self Abuse, or some oonstitu-
sionnl dersngenent, and inoAPacitAtes the Sufferer
from fulfilling the duties Of married LIE. In a.
sexual Diseases g. Gonorrbes, Gleet and Structures
Donsulting Physician for the treatment Of seminal
Urinary, Sexual, and Nervous Diseases, who win
send free to AL, the following valuable work. IN
Ssalsa eDxelope:
TTT FIFfTETa THOUsAND.-Dr. Bells Treaties on
Eelf Abuse, Premature Decay, Impotence and Losl
81 Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness
HiRhtly Emissions, Genital Debility, &C., 6c., .
pamphlst Of ca pagss, containing Important ad.
viostO the Afiisted, and which should BE- reed B.
uyery saerer, IS the Of cure in the soveTssa
rtaRes & plainIE set forth. Tvs stamps required
% pay postage. lalysl;RS;mo.W.nikWY
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FROFEasCB O. EIEgTEOPErEE AID hfHDICIEz5.
Olioe-lls Seneca street, sew doors nom Superior,
40 stairs oggOslb8 the OiLg AGt1s
O1ioe bogr5 IRON % Y ~ from % O'Clock
Daily (5uBdgyB oIceFted.l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26
BEaI Ageueies.
TNo. G. JENNINGS,
O
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
ATwATER BUILDING, Foot Of Superior Street
oITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.


PROSPECT sT-East Of Erie, two story brick
Lot 9:xI4o. Recently occupied b. Gov. Brough.
EUCLID SF.-Good two story brick House, marble
msntles, hot and cold water, bath room, 90.
ERIE ST.-Nesr Euclid two story frame House,
and lot SSxSs f. $4,000.
SCOYILL AFENUE-Brick House, two stories,
and lot 40xi9s #. 5000.
LAKE sF.-Hice two-story cottage House and lot
5Ox9s ft $500.
GARDEN ST.--Hear Hudson, one-And a-haIf story
House, snd lot 54x9z. $50.
CEDAR sT.-rw0-stoFy frame House and Lot SSx
lSS $500
COTTAGE and Leasshold on Superior street 1915.
story House and lot, one half acre.
COLUMBUS ST Thistle HOuss for sale on long
credit
COLUMBUS sT.-Good frame House, Il rooms,
good barn and fruits.
Tray ST.--House and Lot. $1,000.
TRACY ST.-Hous5 and Lot. $500.
FARE AND OUT PROPERTY.
1872 I.2 Acres In Rockport; S65 per acre, Il down.
z5 Acres in Bersa, with good grind and fsg-stone
quarries, water power, house, barn, f uitI &o-j
will take grtndstOnss for pay.
l2T Acres choice land with 6ne Improvements, one
mile from Willoughby. Lake county, o.
90 Acres IN Independence, house, bare and eho &c
fruit. $1,000.
IS Acres in Parma, on State Road, miles from
city; brick house, ten rooms, two barns, corn
house, &C. $500.
GR1Sc BILL-Permauent water-power, house and
barn, 70 acres Of land, fruit, &c. $500.
TO LET.
PROSPECT ST.-Two-story brick House, 10 rooms;
recently occupied by Gov. Brough. no2l:RS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26
REsT REMEpY EkNoWN

Fer all Bilious complaints, Sick Hsadsoe GostiTs-
uoss, Indigestion, Heartburn, Sour
Stomach, Sea siokI -, &c.
DF. james R. Chiffon, the Great chemist, gsys;-
81 know its composition, god have no doubt It will
prove most beEefoEl IA those complaints for which
it Is recommends" o"
Dr.. Thomas Boyd says: Ct strongly recommend
Il TO the notice Of the public"
D.. Edward @. Ludlow says: 81 can with conf
dsncs recommend it."
DR.. George I. Baxter says: tin Fiatuloncy, Sick
Headache, oostiVene55 Heartburn, &C., the SELTEEB
APERIEsr IN ny hands has proved Indeed valuE-
bic remedy"
For other Testimonials, So, % Pamphlet With
each bottle.
&Anufsctursd only BY TARRAHT 4 co., No, 355
Wioh street, HsW York
s8-FoF sale BY al Druggists.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26

"a SLIGHT OOID."-COUGHS.-
Few ere sWsre Of the Importance Of checking
Couch OF "uIaHE COLD" In its nrst Stagsj that
which in the beginning would yield to mid rene
dy, II neglected, soon attacks the luRgs. Browns
Bronchial Troches' give sure and almost immediate
relief Military officers and Soldiers should have
them, as they car be carried IN the pOckst and
taken q occasion requires. aug3l:R2:In
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26
p[PORTANT 10 LADIRs-Dr. HAr

IMPORTANT TO LADIES-DT. HAT-
Vsyss Female PflE nAve never Jet faisd IN reEloV-
inF didoulfea arising fTOIa obstruction, or stop
page Of nature OF In restoring tho system 70 por-
cot health vhsa suffering from SpinsI AhsotI0ns,-
ProlapGus, UtaTi, the Whites, or other weakness y
chs Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harm
fsz on the constitution, and may Be taken BY the
slost defeats fsmale without causing distraas-fhe
sane time they Aet Ike . charm by Strengthening,
lnvigorsting and restoring the system 70 9 health
condition, and By bringing on the monthly period
With regularity. no mEtts- from what oAuses ths
rbaructicn may arise. Thsy should, however, EoE
be tsksu during the frst tAfse months Of Pregnsn-
az. though safe at any other tine, - miscarriage
vIouic Be tho FeIuit.
Each box contains 90 pills. Prioe l 90.
DR.. HAREET's TREAIIsE on Diseases Of Females,
PrsgnanSy, Miscarriage, Barrenness, stOrilty, Re-
production, aud Abuses Of Nature, and emphatical.
fy The Ladies Private Medical Adviser, Q PamphIst
81 e. pages sent rso 70 any address. six cents
quired 20 pay postage.
The pills and book win be sent BY mail WhsR d.
sired. securely aealsd, and prepaid, BY
g.BRTAE, II. D., General Agent,
no. 70 Cedar st., New York.
n Sold By al the principal Druggists.
CIV. CLARK, Druggiit, Agent for Cleveland.
i1iz2l:Rs:m.V,fAgT
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ghutngrsphif StufE.

DHOTOGRAPRIG ALBUMS, AT
3. =. DOUGLAS 8 CO.,
17e SnDoriOr-Et.
ArTIsrg MATERIALS - WIHDsOR'E AND
NoEtoa'H and Couple on and Water OolorH, at
i, u. DOUGLAS a CU'S,
15e E1psricr-St.
OVAL AND D5oUABEGILT ROSEWOOD FRAhEs
~ 3. j.. DOUGLAS 4 CO.'S,
l7o SuparioE-s4.
PHOTOGRAPH OOPIES OF OzLEBRATTD
PaintingE and EnEray.nFs, %
B. p. DOUGLAS Oe'S,
III superior-st.
soAETEs DE TI5TTs" or CELEBRATED
HoD ond Women, aud Palmer's Harblss, ct
z. r. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
i7s supeEior-st.
mEEeRAYIBss or DIsTINeUIsHEDHI HIEI
BE. DOUGLAS COS,
prs9 IIe eUpoyieE-gt,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26
A PhofograpIlie Baby.

The following appears in the BritisI
Je'tT7sa! Of Photography of October 2sth.
'Some time since, my wife was engaged
! IN preparing albumen paper in the silver
bath, and In q moment of abstrac-
tion she pressed two of her fingers on
her forehead, beingst the time about to snd
another olive branch to the family. Soon
after the birth of the baby we were sur
Prised and annoyed at noticing that the
child, when in a strong light, exhibited two
distinct impressions, similar to silver stains
before fxingi and the straugest part ofthe
matter Is that these disappear as night
comes on and re-appear as daylight ar
ri7es. 1 have not yet attempted 70 tone
and fix these said stains; and, although
at present serving as sort of actinometer
to me, will prove sad disagreement to my
daughters appearance in daylight, and we
mucn regret they were not impressed in
some less conspicuous place. lam, SC,
THE FATHER OF BABY"
The editor adds: "NVere the writer Of
the foregoing not known to US we should
thrown aside his letter as an impudent
hoax; but as we know him well as an ex-
celent photographer, 8 good citizen, and
as being little addicted to joking, we give
his communication place in our journal,
and leave those more competent than our
selves 70 explain the strange phenomenon,
which we believe to be faithfully recorded
by our correspondent
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T ARGE SALE OF
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
Great Inducement for Investment in
Land


WILL BE oFFEREp OK
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10th, 1854,
At which time shsIl offer for sale to the highest
bidder on the premises Of each Of the following de-
scribsd pieces property (gvieg the proprietor Of
the the privilege Of enc bid only large lot OF
valuable Real Estate. Nov, willie land is loS snd
lumber high, buy your homesteads. By snd-by,
when lumber is low and land dear, build your i'm
proVements.
The sale will commence precisely at 10 O'Clock
A. N, and buyers must be on hand promptly, as no
time will be lost. Sales will be, nearly possible,
in the order Of the schedule following, viz:
OHE.-Ssle will open with Lot No. 10, Jones
Re dngtons plot Forrest street, near scovil aVen-
ne, followed by sale Of lots Nos. 9, and T. same
plot, Forrest street, 5Ox226 7-lz.
THREE.-Brick Cottage William street; ten
rooms barn, well, cstsrn, rat-prOof cellar, coal
cellar. Lot 5Ox22s feet, planted with large va
riety of fruit treeA; ooaE $1,000; bought to rent.
FoUR 20 10 100 acres between Lakeshore Rail-
road and lake; sell in one, two or three parcels 70
be determined on day of sale.
FIvE.-Two lots, 5Ox20o, en- Euclid street, part Of
Aokley property.
sIx.-Ho1se on Lake street, corner Of 4a-shall;
lot 66XlS3.
Terms on property, not specified above, one-third
cash, balance in ons, two, three and four years.
A lunch ct noon provided gratis.
Business after the sale will be transacted at ny
Office les Superior st L. A. WILCOX,
moss General BsaI Estate Agent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-26
Daily LEADER.

Love.
/ LEANED out Of window, Smslt the sweet clover,
j'ark, dark was the garden, I saw not the gate;
Nov II there be footsteps he comes, my own lover
Hush, nightingais. huShi Oh, sweet nightingale,
wait
Till Listen and hear
If q step drHWeth near
For my love he il late
The skies IN the darkness stoop nearer and nearer
A cluster Of stars hangH Ike fruit in the tree
The fan Of the water comes TWester, comes eleArer
To what art thou listening and what doat thou ssst
Let the star clusters grow,
Let the sweet waters low,
And cross quickly TO NE.
''You Right-mOths that hover where honey brimS
over.
From sycamore blossoms, OF settIs or sIeep.
You glovwOrms Hhine out, aud the pathway discover
To him that comes darkhng along the rough steep.
An, my sailor, make haste,
For the time runs to waste,
And my love lieth dep
'Ioo deep for swIft telling and yet, my one lover
I've eonned thee al answer, it waits thee to-
night"
By the sycamore passed be, and through the white
cover.
Then all the swsst speech had fashioned took
flight;
Bnt III love him more, more
han wife loved before,
Be the days dark or bright.
Jsaa IagSoT.
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A TLANTIC AID GREAT WESTERR
"a RAILWAY.
Fall and Winter Arrangement.

Fall and Winter Arrangement.
Two Through Express Trains DAILY between
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK, without Change
Of Cars or Transfer Of Baggage.
''DAT ExPEEss, (sandayS excepted leaves OisVs-
land al s.5O A. NJ arrives at Meadvlls at 2i5 H.,
lDinnerl Salamanca 81 Gz5 P r., sleeping Cars 30
New 70 X and New York az I.lO ?. n.
"HIaHT E1FREss," Saturdays excsptsd,) leaves
Cleveland at 9.i5 ?. NJ with Sleeping Cars 70 HOr-
nelsyiilel arrives a. MsadYilis at "a A. H.. saia-
manoa ~ A:60 A. n, and New York at 1880 P. X.
WEsTWARD.
Day Express-LesYes New York at.........T.oO A. =.
Arrives At Cleveland at......7.90 4. =.
Night do Leaves New York st. ~...6.0O P X.
Arrives at Cleveland at......5:lb P. n.
Train leaving Cleveland at $50 a. n,
arrives 81 Franklin at................... T45 P n
Train leaving Cleveland at 9:I6 P. NJ,
arrives At franklin ......IO:1O A. H.
Train leaving Cleveland ct S:45 P. N,
arrives 81 youngstown at....-.-...... 1855 P. n.
Train leaving Youngstown ct 6:46 A. NJ,
arrives at Cleveland A. n.
Mall EGHsWsTd-Loaves Akron at............ ITO A. T.
Arrives ~ neadTille at....12:3O ?. n.
Arrives &c Salamanca At. 7s95 ?. II
Do WestWArd-LeaVel Salamanca At $40 A. X.
Arrives ct MeadViIle at.... lOs45 A. 4.
Arrives - Akron at.......... 4;40 P. II.
Through Tickets can be procured ct the Unicn p.
R. Ticket Once, Superior street, and Depot, Seneca
street, Cleveland.
q. T. sEEETsER, GenT Eup't.
7. h GooDnAE, GenT Ticket Agent. oosl
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8aHEaa6s.
NINE DAILY TRALEs FRoM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK,

- Tickets for sale to Boston b Boat or Rsil Gza
Boat Tickets good On any Of the sound Lines.
- Fare 70 all points e. Low ss By any Othsl
Bouts.
sLEEPIEa OARS on Night Trains 20 PhIladsis
phta, New York and Baltiuoro.
Baggage Checked Through and Fran1fsrrsd Er5s,
TBAhSPOBTATION.-E Produce ane
I've STOCK carried with despatch, as lowest ratpg
OHAs. THOMSON, Passenger Agent.
u. H HoLHEs. ENOOA TRAIN, guB
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CLBVELAND AND TOLEDO L. r

OUEHEGL104Es
Connections a-s made Is MonEoovills with the sans
dusky, Mansfield 3 Newark B. B.; AZ Clyde with tha
sandusky, Dayton Cincinnati Z. B.; at Ersmont
with the EramoRt 8 Indiana u. &. ; and At Toledo
with tho Michigan southern Northern Indiana and
Toledo 3 WEbash Railroads lor Chicago, Detroit,
jackson, Font Wayne, LOEalsport, Latsyefte Caire,
Southwest
trains arrive In usToia1d Tom Toledo and iha
West at 90 A. u, ASS P. N, ead $50 ?. 4. Frtm
Eaadusky qt g:l5 a. H. L. D. kUOKHRs BuV'k.
Cleveland, Oct. -, 49,