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some CT than Tszy severe cases. Over one hun-
ered physicians have used them IN their Prss'
tcs ana speak vel Of their efficacy, and approve
81 ttslr composition, which e entirely vegetable,
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~ Seminal Wasknsss. with all its trains Of evils,
Fuch as UrsthrAi and Yaginal Discharges, Sieett
be Whites, Eighty CT I7voluutsry Emissions, ln-
eozsinenec Genital Debility Sod lrritabilitys In
pothnoy, Weakness or loss Of Power, hsrF0ua De-
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Sexual Exosases or SELF Abuse, OF soms ooastttu .
tional dereugem0nt. and inospsoissies the EsneEes
Prom fuiflling the duties of married hfs. In 81
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pons1iting Physician for the trsstnsnt o. Seminal
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IHH FTFTIEFH TH0UskED.-Dr. BeifE Ireatile on
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Of Power ssIusl Diseases, Seminal Weakness
HtghtIy EEl,ssions, Genital Debility, &o., &o.,
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DAILY LEADER.

R3f8 F0rtideattous at sHvaumah.--The
Condition Of that CITY, he P0sal'
, blllfy. that Prisoners VII be Peieas.
i.s eA py sheFrrsu.
We have received from q. H. Davidson,
who was made prisoner at the battle OF
Chickamsuga, and released In the late ex-
change at Savannah, very interesting let
! ter, giving his experience in the Southern
Confederacy. We have only room for the
following, which is Of special interest as It
rslstes 70 the fortifcstions Of Savannah
and thsconeitioR of that city, which is be-
lieved BY many 20 be General Sherman's 8
objective point;
Our trip down the Savannah on truce
boats to our feet showed ~ the rebel forti-
hcations at Fort jackson. The river at
that point is lined with huge siege guns;
from the boat l counted thirty-siK. They
command the channel. The river Is block
eded Eiih heavy timbers, laid up in the
shspe Of & iog-house, the interior Of which
Is filled with stone and brick, and these
distractions are all fastened to one another
with heavy cable chains, leaving only one
passage, wide enough for boat. Just
sbove this entrsnce lie two ironclsds, pref
ty well manned. Above these, ct inter-
walls, are torpedoes. Their situation is
knoWn by The sharp pointed projection of
log about six inches from the surface. At
one place, In particular, there are four of
these logs side by side They all point
down the river.
There was not man 10 be saen at OF
near the Notifications. The guns seem to
be mounted right on the bank, and then
earthworks thrown up for the protection
of the men. The magazines are built on
the surface, and dirt enough thrown up 10
cover them. At first sight, they would
seem to be the spot to iook for the guns;
but the guns are ten feet below these earth
works.
OF from the river, half aimile or more
before you reach Fort Jackson, is an ex-
tensive fort. Whether this is considered
as part of Fort Jackson, l could not as
certain. It has been built for some time,
for the weeds and sea-grass have grown 60
high that, unless one was looking for for
tifcstion, he would not notice IL. should
Judge that this fort covers several acres;
but where the black war-dogs look over It's
esTth-works, the grass and weeds are cut
down.
Beauregard hes spent many an hour In
laying the foundation and getting the
range Of this point of the river.
These guns, together with the obstruc-
tioDs in the river, are well intended TO
crush anything that attempts TO come up.
But for its protection from land force
from the direction Of Sayennsh, it offers
but little resistance.
Sherman, no doubt, will meet with but
little difficulty, IL this point be his aim.
The swsmps will impede his progress more
than any thing Sc.
The force st Savannah Is very small
Of old men, little boys, and Grip
pied officers.
Business Of ali kinds In the city Is
stopped, and it looks like Sunday all the
time.
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The Philsdelphia Inquirer says: "The
greatest literary novelty Of any age trans
pired on Saturday morning last, at half
past ten o'clock. Elmer Brian Coates
made balloon ascension, with Professor
Lowe, in the Quaker City. While in the
sky, Mr.. Coates wrote poem Of one hun
dred lines, entitled Balloon POEM This
is something heretofore uninterrupted by
any literary gentleman.
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GuYerutueut Adrertisemeuts
NEW TOLUNTEER ARMY CORPsl
EEADQ'as rGoyosT MARsHlt's oTr1os,

CsTvrLAsD, Deo. 8, 1854.
TNBE WAR DEPARTMENT. HAS
j. authorized the organization Of the First Corps
under Major General Hancock, TO he composed Of
ableboded she t0bo hare sepsd tsc0 gears and
been honoroy discharged. Tais 'Orps'is TO consist
Of rot le than twenty thousand Infantry, enlisted
for net less than year and Is now bsing organ
zed in the District OF Colu2ois. HecrGits ior this
Corps will be uTnlshed tra Importation TO Washi2g-
tOn Sil be cred ted TO tbe Distri-t In which they
or ihsir families 6omioiled, and they VIII be
paid SPECIAL B IN OF Tires HHadrsd Dol.
lars from the Substitute Fund, upon being mustered
into service.
Each reeroit Who preserves his srs-s to the end
Of HE term, may rstsin then as his owns upon BE-
/ Ing hoaoraplg oisoharRs1.
Ths un5ersiE nsd h now ready 70 recsivo and for
/ ward recruits for this new Corps.
FREDK A. NASH,
Captain and Pr0Euat harahal, 18th blsi., Ohio.
dsoslISs
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8eaI Aafnfiea.

EOR SALE.-KINSMAN STREET
u d Lics tw. story Cottage Hoass With every
ocy nisnos, and lhTe acres ofland.
( 5Ig -T.-eio c, new House, looms, and lS..
UalvEEsITY HE-GBTs--GOOd EOs,e end lot.
v1CsNT LgT-oa COur.Is,d st. SO.
BRID5 5E ST.-3Ood Hous-, Srooms, and lott 5000.
YA-A T LoC-l2txz2 ff on SsOTiIl aJenus.
81. LAIR TN. ar Wilson sV TO l3 aSres.
EAST EVE AbD-Go d Hcu.e, ICONS, and
10 rIy an &C ofiant- $1,000
PEOSPEOE ST.-Esst of Esie, tive story brick
BOUse, vita marble nantes, STATE roOf, 6o.-
LOT Ii43. bscently Ocouptsd by Gov. .Bro1gh.
EUOEiD Sf.-GSOd two story brick House, marble
mantios hot AID cold waser, bath room, sc.
ERIE SIN ar Eacld two story frame Houss,
and los Sexes Is. SioOo.
5COgtLB AYEEuE-Brick House, tWO stories,
AID lot i1K 0s Il. 5000.
LAKE SF.-Nioe two-stoty cottage House and lot
5Ox99 It $500
GARDEN sT--Near Hudson, cre-and a-haif story
Hou-e, and lot 5ix92. S Stz50.
CEDAE sf.-rwo stCry frame House and Lei SSx
ls3 SlgC0
COLUMBUS ST Thistle House for sale on long
COLUMBUS sT.-Good frame House. Il rooms,
good barn and fruits.
Tray sT.-uouse and Lot. $1,000.
pBAUY cI.-Douss snd Lo.. $500.
FARM AND CUT PROPERTY.
IS2 I-2 Aorss II RooEpOrs; S65 per acre, down.
80 acres IN IndsPendeaee, house, barn AID choice
IS Acres IN Parma, OF State Read, miles from
city; brick mouse, Sen rS5ms, two harms, corr
house, Sc. S45G9.
GRIsc MILL-PernGnentv vsteT-pOEsE, hoUSs and
Jsra, 90 Eerss Of land, fruit, DC. $500.
JOAN G. Jennings,
Zeal Estate spa Insurance AgonsI
oeI5 AtEster Builai9g.
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GggsgEtAl.

I'LL uSs1 WIG,
shsl - resembles nataTe - 20 dsSy ths eioeesi
scrutiny. A very large and bosutif1I stcck q
LONG EAI2. Drought BY the pzoprissOr fro-5
Europe, s5r SWIGGHES e1d BRETDs-.he Ens..
assortment sVsT soar IN this city.
asSigs' Front 2iEe55 and EsIf-WiEz,
Il sF.-y -tyIs nth IL improvements.
sET5 OF CCRLs, u.Eo tzou French EStura
Gssls5 Hs'r tEz-TslssS3.l
FUaEfsE DOUBLE ard TRIPLE Bows,
WsrERFALLs, &C.,
sEsGs b lie advertiser, squsi 30 those imported.
Ls6lsz' BFs.ds Z sde into nry kind Of BEAD -Drs
% Rcz Eiih9ut Injury 70 6vltci.
LADIES' HAZE D8EssIH0 n ths most pFsys
pyand fashionable stylss.
sG-Al work warranted - represented.
hot and COLD BATES a. AZ hours. desc
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Amt Got time 20 send for White
MAN.

A Nashville correspondent Of the Gin
cinnsti papers relates the following god
thingI
During the skirmish IN the little recon
noisssnos made by General S.eedmar on
our left, 8 couple of soldiers of the colored
brigade came upon three rebels whose guns
were unloaded, and demanded their sur
render. One of the Johnnies Indignantly
refused TO surrender to "d-d Niger"
"Berry sorry, msssa," said SambO, bTiBg-
ing his piece 10 "readyi" "but ives in
great hurry, and hain't got no time to send
ior q white man" The ominous click that
accompanied this remark brought the soon
of chiYalry to time, and he was brought in
crying and swearing ali the way that his
father would kill him if he ever heard that
he had surrendered to nigger.
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Dr. HaRrEYs TREEzt6E On Diseases of Fenl1iee,
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Tlss piil5 and book VIII 30 8ens hy mal Wnen DE-
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j. BRYAN, n. D. General Agent,
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OoHNECTIoRs

Connections Az made At Monroeyiilc WE shs 5sa.
ausky, manEneld Newark L. z. ~ Ciyde With the
aandueky, Dayton q Cincinnati z. 2; AZ ErenOas
Sfth the hremoRt : Indiana K. r.. and Al To.sdo
with tina Michigan SOUthsTn k-hOrtharu indiana Rnd
Toledo i HAbesh Railroads i0E Chicago. Detroit,
Jackson. Eo1t Wsyne, LOgan5port, LAfAysfte Oair-,
alton, s. Louis, and AL points W6st EeEthEost .ua
Southwest.
Trains sTrys IA Ulevslaad RON Toledo and tss
Neet At 9;s5 - - S:35 p L., and $40 P. d. Erpz
sacdpsky at SIS A. X. Il. 2. RUUEER. SAYS.
UlsTeisnd, Oct. -, 1854,
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New YOrk 4 Harlem Railroad.
Notice 10 TRAYEEERs.
TWo EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY

TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
q Sundays excepted
30BSIHa kXPRESs, leaving Troy at 9.IS a.
q; from Albany et HGcs,n River Depot At S.sS5 A.
X, arriving st New York at q - P. N.
AFH2KhUOS EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 500
P. H. from Albany ST S;l5 ?. n . arriving o. hss
YORK 80 9s3O p. n, connsosing with express trains
ior Fhilsdelphi and HaIhinston City.
The CineIEnati Ezprsss from BnlAic corusata
with the 4.35 At Albany for AsE YORK b. the Hs-.
Ian Road.
For the better accommodation OF the public, AZ
rsngsmeHlB nave ben made yo run tie trains og
tue udson BlTez kAiiI0sd Co and thoss OF the n
Z. and Baslsa Rsil.osd 70. st diasEszt hours rom
AlbsEy and rrcy.
Heg Cars q tks bss; Construction, Gad ross convent
snt fos he use oI Fazs ngers, have been placed O.
Tax ARlEA ROAD.
sssnsers viii be fieketsd and Baggage checked
over thi8 road direct u New 7 rk By tas Central
Z. B. Co., aud Ell connecting lines North AID west
Tickets OF the Hudson h1Vsr a.lr0ad Co. szd Of
this 20. viii &c received b sther road and Bag
gage checked by either Company viii be delivered
in new York without change OF checks.
Nov. I'd, 1854 =. A. CHAPLIN, Sup't
FORD 4. eszEz, Advertising Agent. nozERs
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Formerly occupied by DR.. n. }. DicAersor.
He is nov ed 10 perform all the operations
upon tine Teetn necessary for their preservation In
. thorough AID 81 iliful manner.
Ar idcfal Teeth Inserted, from 3 single Tooth to
sn entire Set. upon Gold. Silver and Vuicanized
Rubber base, ana warranted to give COED satisiso.
t.tn 10 all cases.
kEFERCNcEs:-E. 7 Fairbanks, Sc. Johusbury,
VI; Hon L Poland, Chief Just.cs, st. JohnsbuTy.
VT; Dr.. Dio Lewis, Boston, Mass; HemSn Ely,
Esq Eiy ris, Ohioi n. D. Gates, Elyris, Uhio.
a UARD.-DT. Di-kGr.on tskIs this opportunity
20 express his grateful acEa tymeLts 70 the
many friends ana patrons who have favored hi n
WITH their coDBd, nee Having di,pcE Of my
practice 70 Dr.. Newton It affords ms great pleas
ure that am able 70 recommend In him q thorou gh
and skillJu peatist, and in whose integrity il will
BE- safe to rely. oe::lS4
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AND MODE OF FRGAI 81 ESC Is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION. .
It Cures Hay, Rose s PcrloGIc CataFEh
CURES CATaHRH IN ELt IT'S TYPES AID STsGEs.
CURES CAT.RRH AID kgERTs C5R!UmPII3E.
10 violent Syringias OF the Head,
The Ssnss OF ssts aud Smell Restored.
For oeatUriss CataTrh has def, the skin Of pay
sleisns and surgeons. NJm dcGi work EtAlas Z
prescription that will eFadioase t, Nothing save
DR.. Goodsis's gsnCdv will tFe1k It up, ra5icR ly
destroying the erieclpic # the dislaso, and Pss-
olnding the possibility OF a relapse
st psnetrates TO the ysry e5at Of this terrible Gi
ease and exterminstes IL, root ard branch EcTsyer.
Tgrom the NV York Comm rcisi AdgeTtiI RI
HAY, RosS AND EBIODIU CATARRH. .-yT. l.. Good
ele's Catsrrh Remedy aa3 Iaode o. tr. ai ufnt no
only affords trs greatest relief IN every ietY o;
Cstsrrh bus Il tinguIshe the diss=as forever II
all its stages. Every one Ipesk5 Tsli OFT
Price 81 per bottle. Send IA stamp iOT DR.. z
Goodsls's Ne = Pemphlst on cstassh-Ets FvrfeSi
Mode of Treatment ant 2apid Cur
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sol1 By G. ". Ola RK, 1Is superior st, a55:HS
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The rules Of Libby Prison allow but
six lines to the letters Of soldiers confined
there 10 their friends at home. Here is a
specimen written within the limit; Ny
Dear Wifa-Yours received-no hopes of
exchange-send corn stsrch-want socks
no money-rheumatism in left shoulder
pickles very gOod-send sausages-GOd
bless you-kias the baby-HsII Columbia
Your devoted husband.
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EIKE DEILY TRAIHs FROH
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK,

- Tickets Tor sails 10 Boston BY 2ost OF Rae, a1s
Boat 1ioSsss good on E1y sf TIA Sornd Lnss.
Ra- Ears 70 sll points as LsE ~ y any csaaZ
2o1so.
shAEPIEa CARS on Nigh. TrsiaE 70 PhiI.S,s.
phia, Now York and 5sltimors,
Baggage Chsczgd Through and Frans5srYed Frs
1zAHsPORTATEoG.-kI Produce ana
i've stock carried With despatch, a. lowest rSsg5
CHAs. EH0&50a, Passenger Agsut.
T.. H. HOLNKs. EEOUH TRAIE 8us
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lst FraIs-s:o5 A, M.-OIEOIHNATI ExPREss,
stopping al Grafton. Wellington, New Lcns
don, shslby, CrsstliGe, Gallon, Gilsaa, Oar,
dsngtons Ashley Delaware, DsEtz Centre ana
Hoe9hington.
ID Traia-3:45 P. Observation-Disclosures
at all Stations, and arrives IN ColrmbrG Rt -
2. -, Cincinnati 80 A. 4.
"a Trains-l0:OG ?. .M.-NEaHT EXFREeS-Styprlra
At Grafton, Wellington, EeR London, shelby,
CTestli1a, Gallon, 9ilsad. Cardington aud Dets
aware.
ErEsEs iSsFs Columbus as s.lo and Io.a5AH s,tOPs.
ArTiVs IS 0ioyeiAnd $40 A. r., ArG - ?. =.
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5eslby-SandaskY, Mansaeid EsEark 2aG-oad =
hanzfald, Vt. Vernon Newark, zAassIlla
hc.
0EestIne-Pittsb1rgh, Fort Wayne OhIcaFo gaii-
rcad, Ecrsst, Up5sr SAndusky, Deiphos Lilis,
EOTt HFYns, Lsporte, chicago. H. West and
East tDF Aansnsld, Wooster, ksssllou, &c.
arAftcn and Esaiontaile RailrOsd lina ior harioa,
Bsllefon.aine, SldnsY, Union, MIncie, indians
Apoiis, Tvrre Esuts, Fiaco1nea. ETs1sg1ls,
Louisville, Cairo, st. LouiE, &c.
DeleE Rre-Hikh 6prinEneld Branch ior 6pri=gdsld.
gglu1lhls-Littis Mani 4 CoIanbuA, and xsla
katroad, for 4enia, Dayton Ineiaaagoiiz,
Terrs HaE.s, st. LOuis, Morrow, LoEelaad, SID
CIncinnatl and With the Ohio snd Mis7issippi
ERilroad at OtGcinnaH for Loulsyflle, EFsuf-
vile, Cairo, s.. LO1ts, and ali points on IA
Ohio RiFsr.
Colunbus-Osutral Ohio Rsilroad for Newark, Zssss-
vile. Rhoeliuz, &c.; Oolrmbus. Piqus II.
diana Esii=0s1 ior Filla, usbana, 30.
Tor TlGkGts % All poiass sad Information app
81 ths Passenger Staten, AEd st Union ncket Ur31s
IaT Suzsrior sErosE =. 9. EEihT
CisFsisr3. Get. :. lss4. B1PeTirssndszf.
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A KTIfIOIAL TEETH, upon Vulcan
EitJ RubseT Base, with mods of inserting
and ETing, are prUn8Uucsd by sll to be the most
perfect natural, pleasant and useful In eating,
speaking or singing besides, vhst Ia Of no slight
Importance, they are chopper and will wear longer
than a y other. a Complete Ses at ONE DOLLB Z
PEG TOOTH, which can be made in one day. The
fact is the y u NJ til Plates is past for ala that
see them discard the old sot n able tReir superior
it, being spparen to sIl.
ALEX. b HALJIWELL, N. D., and
J. r. DANIELS, Dentists.
southwess corner Ontario street and Public So.
Estabilsnsd over L Years. no26
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THF f;ONFFssIONs AND EXPE-

THE NkESSlONS AND EARE-
FTEECH OF All INT4LIp-Puhlished f5r the
S-Iness 40 asn CAUTION 10 1OUHG EEs end
etilatr uso etfsr frcu Nervous Debility, Prema-
fr.lr Decay OF dlsnhco1t &C. supplying st the same
tine lHh 1lEass o. SCR CUaz. BY one vie has
crfaa hinaaif AT nddrgoing considerable qrack-
irtT. ~ encIosl1g pcsEptid addre1led enTelcpe,
rl1rff oopist nay Be- had ut author
EAtHAEIEL MAtFAIB, Esq,
en5.Is1 Hrooklyn, Kings county n. 7.
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amial &gskss.

DISEASES OE TIE NERVOUS,
eeainai. urinary and Sexual OFEsnr-neV and re-
l,.tIs tlratnont--in rlporz of eas HcHa-a Ass0-
t1son.-ssaf b r,sil 8 seaied lsttszs, envelopes
ts-sof chs-za AddresI d.. }. .aKILLEE HOBGE-
goE, HouarS Assccistio1, Es. soufh slnsh S.,
Ehnadsrhss. p. al1s0sB2
M6TKfhOEIALi i-LADIES AND
eenseusa, q yoa sish % marry, addrss he uz-
darlsnsd, Eko win ssnd yo1 without money and
uffhofi rrlcs, sslaabie iniornaisob that win saa-
BE yeu % marry happily and speedily irrespective
cf age, Wealfh o. bsauty. This izsormAti0n VII
ecgt yoz nsfhins, and a ycu ish 70 NARY, vii
ctsesfhily asist you. Al letters strictly con1den.
l1L Tas ds1iTod inf1Imation 1ent ~ s9tnrE mail,
aed nc qcuntiorr aalcd. Ataress 6AkAH 3. Ian.
ezRT, 9reslpoint, King county, EeE York
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Z 4J4E AlAANU ANU LDJLELFI D y
l554-s. TETER AgRGEdzzES4 IsSt-s.
On aad s-5eE Monday. Oct. slst, IsS. FssG. aEs<
Trainl VII ieaEs Cisssisld - scAoaH tsuEdsyk a.
osEted:
s:is = E.-OHIcsGo EXPRESS.-Strss Al B1tsn
Grafton, OSsrit2, S2keEaa, HorHaik, q iouros-
VIE, 5el.s 71et O.gds, BrGnont aU5 EiuoTs,
and .rr1vtH ss Ioisdo 81 i2:t5 P. n, Chicago AZ
u3 ?. snd Desrc:t % ,. n
2:iS P. H.-WIsSEERB aAIL.-SsSps a. al ssatIoss
en- SO11beru Division, and arrlyea e. Eaiado Ef
I0s3QP. n.
4:s0 P. H.-HORTHEEH HAIL.-Stops 81 su IT,
tons en Hort1srn I1TAioz, aae Arrives - ssn-
Usqo 4. h--NlaAF E1PRESS.-ss0ys AZ Grafton,
horEslk. Eo1ro6Silie, OIyd9 and ErgmORt, rrd
arrives as Toledo - 2 $ A -; Cnicl=o - "a
F.H. and Detroit as6.oO 4. z.
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100 H1a1AE AbkAE0EG ElIa lodG.
On snd afseE Monday, oct- slst, ISL, Psz.ngz
IrE.ss viii run As follows, t5u-dkTl 61zePtedli
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
a.5q- A. H.-DAf ELEhE55 TRAIA-9tog5tnE a.
WllsuEhby, PaiBasTllls. Madison, Genera, Ask-
tabalA Jo11esur and Gi=A-c only, and arrive e
Erto a - ? K, DaaSirk s:i5 ,. H., bu8alo
- p. E.-CIHOIHHATI EXPRESs-sso5plnq ss
Painssvills, AantsbuiA snd Glrard suly, and A.
riysg at Arios 40 P H.. Da1Eirk rs 2. -, But-
Ello l0.0o P.K.
"a r e. 1AIL AED ACCOMMODATIONS
Stopping at al stEEions and sTrfys ss Eris at
7:55 ?. n
go T, M.-dIGHT EEPRESs -EAIa-Ssoy=saE g
FsiReITiii6, Ashtakula and Gtrsrd only. au6
a1TiTsg a. Ere ht l2:40 ,. -, DgEEtzz SO
A K, B7azia - 4. 4.
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g. y. aABDEEs, A. G. z'HSTsZ.
THATCEER, GARDNER, BURT )
4 co.,
sTazA.IE AEn RrOnTCg
OOHNIsBIOH EEROHAETs

ofaOs and WarebOas' q and 70 AsrEin street,
ULETELa. OHIO.
Propzletors Of th1 M Union RAILWAY
SEIP AND CANAL GRAM ELEVATORS, (ai,
Joining the New Freight Depot Of the Q. G. 4 T..
Railroad Co. On HsCE1n street, having . stors :;
capacity $50 hundred and afty thousand bzshoii
Of Grain.
DEALERS IE-Gr=iz, glour, FlsS, EIghEines
Pork, Lard, Butter SEEDS ana Country ProdaSs
generally.
Agents for "sait Company Of oBOndsss." Sal:
sold always a. the COmpany's prices.
SalE, water Lime and Grain 20 ko shipped 0ntk.
o. U. O., o. ; 7. OF O. 4 z. Railroads Azd thsii
eoInsetioas delivered In Ca= Lota Free 0f Drsyaga
==Propsrty received by Railway, Canal or Vessel,
Tor Sale or Shipment. Wiu give pc-sorsl attention
80 the purchase and sslo Ct RrSSacs and GeEshaR.
disc on Commission.
LIBERAL OAGE ADVANCES made on ell
Coasisnmen.s. We are prepared 10 receive sna
Ship by Canal, Lake or Rail, (withc1t oa.ssgs,l
GTind-ssonos, Marble, Slaves, Lumber and OoarsS
FreigAts OF all kinds, having the only Derr.sks II
the City for tbs .rsREseE OF keavy Frsights.
- Ee1er to Banks ard Business Msn generally,
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NEW DENTAL ESTABLISHMENT.
e. Il MEWTON

Respectful y announces to the people OF Cleveland
and vicIElty that he has opened Dental ofaos at
NO. III SUPERIOR STREET, MARBLE BLOCK,