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LuXURIANT RKAuTY.
wYKKOops ICELAND PICTORIAL

Diseases Of the Threat, Chest and Pulmonary on.
gang are ever prevalent, insidious and dangerous.
Ihe properties OF medicine 70 alleviate, and
uproot these complaints, must be EXpectOrant ADS-
oyne and lnviEoraling, lOoseuinE the mucus oifthe
throst and imparting tone to the entire system. No
discovery IN nedcal science mastered this class
Of diseases Ike Dr. WynEOOpis Iceland Peotoral Il
Sc ussd with the astonishing results in all case
Of Bronchitis, In1ueBZs, WhOOping Cough, Diptbe-
ria or Putrid Sore Throat Asthma, Oroup, OOugha
Ooldss Nervous Debility, &c.
The Rev. J. J. Potter ee-tifes, (" that have ussd
DR.. WynkoOPs Pectora for several year, myself and
in ny family, for severe Pulmonary Complaints, and
have recommended il 20 many others, and have neV
CT BssR its equal" Rev. J. J. POTTER,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Hundreds and thousands Of important testimonial
could be produced showing its remarkable cures and
that Il NEFER FAILS 1t is composed Of pure Iceland
Mos, Balm Of Gilead, Peruvian Balsam, Eecampane
Oomfrey, Burdock and other inval nRbe eXpeOt0rhni
and tonic ingredients II is harmless, prompt and
lasting. lnValds and sufferers cannot afford 70 neg
lect trial. EFoTy family should have it. 1t is
mArksbie for Group. Full description recommend.
atiols and directions accompany each bottla.
A8-Preparod BY Dr. r. ID. MKEKOOP, and sold b
d \ IA ARNE ES = 90. NsV York iyin-RZSeoW
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Nine Daily Trains From
PHILADELPHIA TO NKW YORK

SS-Iickets for Sale to Boston BY Boat or Raj, and
Boat Tickets good on any Of the ound Lines.
Fare to all Points as LOO as by any other ROuts.
SLEEPING OABS on hight Trains to Philadsl-
phia, New York and baltimore
Baggage Checked Through and Transferred Frss.
TRAHSPORTArIt N.--nsrchaudise, Produce and
Live stock carried with despatch, at Lowest Hates,
OHAs. THOMSON, Local Agent, Cleyeland-
WN. Il. HOLMES, ENOUB LEVgis
Zen Pass. Agent, Gen1 Sup't,
OnicAgOs Ill llunlll Altoona Pa
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SANITARY STORES WANTED.
A Cry from the Army for Vegetables.

scurvy has again made its appearance
in the Army of the Cumberland, in a more
malignant form than last year. A strong
appeal has been made to the Sanitary
Commission, from Surgeon D. G. Brintou,
Medical Director, 1lth Army Corps. He
has sent 10 the Commission the reports Of
the following regiments, showing symp-
toms Of scurbutio faint among the men,
viz:
Twenty-seventy Pennsylvania volun-
teers, SSd New Jersey volunteers, 1S4th,
141st, 14Sd and 156th New York volunteers,
2lst snd 18th Wisconsin volunteers, and
6lst Ohio volunteers. The reports Of other
regiments are equally distressing.
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THE ALL SJJBFIOIENT TEREE

nm ALL OUT 4 IOlENI Hi hHA
l -TRIESEmAR ], 2 and J, are protected b ROY
al Lettsrs Patent Of England, and Eeourod By tn
Imperial College OF Medicine, Vienna
No One y Invaluable for E1haustion, Spsrmator
rhosa and sll physical dlsabnitiCs
No. Two completely erndicatss al trresa OF thou.
diseases that have heretofore been treated b the
Eeous and pernioiOus use Of OopaViA and cubeba
hos Three has entirely 8upplan tod thsiniurious uaa
OF mercury thereby tnauriRg TO the sufferer Hpeedy
relief dispensing all ipurftes and roofing Out ne
TRIEs EMAR, Nos l. sud , preparations IN the
form OF Lozensea devoid OF taste and SMELL and oau
be carried IN the vaistoOat pocket Sold in tn cass1
sud divided into separate doses, administered hv
Velpau, Lalsmandi ROux, Rioeid, &c Price % saok:
or oases for e9 which caves -; and IN "a caSes
whereby there n q saving OF g. To be bad WboIe,
Few York. ~
Immediately on receiving remittance Ilr Barrow
EllioTWArd the Tfie5smar to any paIt OF ths WorI6
securely packed, and addressed according 10 ne a.
BtTuctiOnH OF tho writer
Ess-sold by Q. W. OLA RK. Agent TOR mav.iund.
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Indepsndehce-Fa. m cf $50 acres with good Build
Ingss orchard, &C $40 D rare
On Plank hoad-lO milts from City: Farm Of lf(
acres, SANDY soil and RiYsr bottom, good Buiid.
ing5, orchard, &C,
Newkurgn-EiYs acrts, with LARGE Cottare Hons.
Barn aud great variety Of Fruit s45OO
On Lase re, east CT CITY and rear Wilson Ave.
hus. ~ aces land. s7O0 per acre.
East UlsYelAnd-3l acres on ct. Cl,ir Rosd Exc. l.
lent land for fruit or GArde"inR sI75 n acre
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CLEVELAND / ERIE R.R,
6RR


lsSs-4- WINTER ARRAEGHhEHr. lss,4
On and after Monday, November 18th, lsss. Pa,.s,-
ger Trains Will run e. follows (Sundays ex
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
300 4. m.-DAH EXPRESS TRAIN-stou,t,s.. a.
nonhHgi nmL,oageDJ, falnesY1lle, Geneva, As6tabaia,
Oonneaut ana dlraru only, and arriVa At Ia A.
LIS ,. NJ, Dunkirk 1556 y "a B1fIalo 80 - : p
3il5 Z. .m.-OlhOlAEATI EXPkEss-stop1inssf al
EAinesVtlle, ABhtabulE and aiTard oplV- s1d 49,
Elyes a. Erie 62 ,. M DunkiIk s:l7 ,. m, BUT
3.55 2. m.'1MAIL AEB AOOOhhODA77oz-
Stopping At all stations and arrives a fris A.
9f1O P, M.-HIGHPEXP TRAIE-Rto,,,r,
A. PRineaVille, AEhkAbula and Girsr5 o1l1f .19
asri9ss q EFiS A. l242 .. m, D1nkirk ga :,
LHAVE ERIB.
t:l0 A. M-hIGHT IXPRESS TRAIE-at,--,,...,. =. -.
9irArdi Alhtabula and PainesVflls cniS. ~ ~.
riVoa at Cleveland at 700 A - =
os0A. .M..-mA1L AND OmMOOATION TRAIN
~ Isg,ag ~ Al stations and arrives at OlsTs-
S5o A. H.-rOLEDO EXPREsA-stoDvtae AZ ali A.
lions except 6wanville, saYbTook, 6nionviiIa.
a15I,. SrIH, Ient9f y and Hieki1e, and arrives AZ
Eof f.h--DAH EAPRES5 TRAIH-Stouning II "a.
rATd, OonnSssut, Ashtabula, and faiaaS1fIio,
only and arrives In Cleveland a 6;ss = -
second Glass Oars are run on ali throuah
All the trains going westward uonnest At Usv,l,na
With trains for Tolado, OhiaaCo, Colnmbrs Giost,
nsii, indianaplis, ST. Louis, &o.; and sii t6Toaas
trains OF the n. Y 4 n Bairosd snd n m 80 Is
tlo9s t ~ ~ ne New York UentrAi and Brnalo New
AorE Olty Railroads for New YoIk, AlbsnV Ro.too
p9ffs SAs ae and az Erie With trains on iks
DAY Expreas, East and est, conpeots Al (3i-nrd
Win Trains on Erie and Pittsburqb RailvsSs -
hihssViis' AeadVills. Jamestorn, "a. -
Cleveland. November 10th, issS va n Sap1.
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MORNING LEADER.
WFDNRsOAY T0RrINC. FRB. a, 1se4.

Fer Special and Telegraph NeWs--see
First PAGE. For Local and Commercial
NeNg-.slee Eourth Pnae.
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RRAYTON 1 sTOOKWELL
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
Oncs No. Atvatsr Building. Entrance thTpz,
ths Insurance ONCE OF d. =. BrHytoa,
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB BALA.

AOcSAo AM AOIb EVh bALEs
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudsob-Sfs Lot
l5l12U1. A very desirable location, Terms ea.y
Brick House and Lot, corner of BroWnen aud viii
sUn-Sts. Lot 6Oieet front, running 10 the Lake
Can be had at bargain.
-Four Brick Houses, os %, 81 q aud 56 EuclidSt-
Lots 25NlaSS very desirable l.catiOn Viii be sold
separateio or aitc getf er. Terms easy
House and Lot No 10 Garden ST. Lot 25Xl25 500.
Frame House on University Heigh's rot 66x3D
easy.
Brick 1Ouse so. I96st Clair-st. Lots7xlss. ssaa.
Terms easy.
House and Lot No. IS sibIsy-St. Grapes, Peaches
and smalt Fruits. Price SI6lO.
Brick House No. 2Q9 Kinsman-St Lot II3xan 10
be had at bargain
Lot on University Heights; 66xIg3 feet on Newton
st, south o. and near Clio leland Inststute
Frame HOuse No ~ WoOd-St Lot 43xlO0. gas an Il
water. Price g, ,50O
Frame Cottage on SuperiOr-St. Lot b2x2Ol A very
desirable lCcatiOn-
Brick Dwellings, Nos. I0l and IO5 Euclid Street
Lots running through to Huron street. VERY
desirable property.
House and Lot, corner Parkmau and BrowneII-Sts;
occupied also as shoe shop. Lot 25xIOO feet
Building, Machinery, &o., for the manufacture Of
boxes wash boards, &c, corner Of Wesr River
anu Maln-st5. good paving business.
l70 feet on Eaclid-5t. Terms easy
House and Lot, NO. loo OhfO-St 81 aO0
ry-St. - ' -
Cottage, No ia Lake-st. Lot 2sxlOO feet.
House and Lot, No. Z27 ScOVilie- avenue
10 feet on summit ST., extending to the Lake, cor
Five acres on Wilson Avenue with considerable I'M
IS SHARES Cleyelond. Painesville & SAahtabula Rail
road stock.
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.-Ina.w bedford Kings Co Co.. E.k.a


QBAGKiERK.-I earnestly caution al
To1ug als1 rlHsrine from Nervous Debility, &C..
agaiB1i sndaDgsring their health By petTonizins
anT a ~ aiEsEtilna IuaokE. fouc4n fully rseov-
e b. sas rsshod1 ussd b. ths Advertiser. and by,
hundrSda q sthsn, AID "a 70 oTHEn way.
Rsad : l.stlar ahieh sill ssne yoa g voc Vinssnd
ns e poas -Baid 0nEslops bearing your address Di.
Nj % 14 EDWARD Il. TRAFEE.
t.-er -urra- T.,rl- Vc~ Forfon nTas~
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CLEVELAND 4 TOLEDO R. R,


1894. WINTER ARRARGEhEET- 1ss,.
On and after Monday Novepbar lsth ta., n
ger rrAlnl Will leave Cleveland a. ioiioS tsunde2s
TOO a. m.-OHIOAGO EXPKEsS-stops Al Rsr..
9rAft0ni Oberltn, AorWalk, Mouroeyills asilSs
We Slyae, Fremont and EimOre and arriTSs a
Loleoo a. I'D ?. M Detroit $50 p n: and iISi-
SiO0 Z, m.-RESTERN MAIL-stops At AN IT,
LShs 9 N soutnern Division, and arrives At H.
ledo &c SO n; Chicago 500 A. ~ =
$3.50 4. m--AORTHEhN ssAII-tjf5.. - IN -.
tiols on Northern Division, and srrivSs A ss6-
d1aky at Tia ?. Il ''4 - HaA
1870 +. m.-AleHT EXPREBs-sfonsntg grattan
noEWalh m0nroeville, Clyde, and fremont. md
gs1s ~ :. Ioleoo q l2 P. H.; Detroit 500 A. a {:
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- lhlAHB " hAlg-IAA Ia
d, BWsstn IN fALIIELE LIEIH INT Il Yre4asi
toa the recipe Of Dr. stsPhsn Sweet, Of Ooaneotios
tha grost bone Bsttsr, and has been used iz ha pr
ksf1r tbs last twenty ysaFE with the most altonii
NJ SUCCESS. Ar an external remedy Il % Wtthoai
rival and win alleviate pain speedily than ~
0thsr preDaration Tor All kheumAtio and hsr Q
DilOrdarE if h truly infal;iblo aud curative
Sores, Wounds, SPranG, BrulBe1, &C., its soothi'
ktonr and powerful Fthening BrOpenGitiea, el
nts She Just wonder and sstonishment Of all who ln
lyor fiVon g trial. Over four hundred oeEtincAt
ef rgmnEEAbls cures performed BY Il within the is3
AnNntH FOR OlaValnnd dAnlnaitanWdk kET.fifE
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PnoRnggoB OF EL1CT8oPAfHY AND MADICIMl,
Ofhce-I9 Seneca Street, few doOrs from Superior,
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel.
Once hours frem 9 to IL and from Ito O'Clock
daily (Sundays excepted, }
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YARNS FOR SALE

AAhM5 IOh bAAH
no acres in Breoksville 55 eores Igprovsd baIanoa
choice timber land s25 per acrss Terms easy
q Acres 10 Bedford GO5d House and Barn, water
and Fruit. FTice sZ,5JO
loo Acrss in NewbuTgl House and Barn tVo Otch-
ards and 10 acres Wood Land
proved; balance TIMBER
II acres on st. DlAir-St small fFaTna housa . t
" acres Ou hinsman-St, opposite TIE Cemetery
lO acres 10 wood land, balance improYedl on Euclid
situation for grapes. =
Oholce and Well seleoted lands In Iowa, Wisconsin
and Michigan, for sale or exchange.
80 aores In NewbuTg, about 5 miles from OIsveland
= GOod mouse aud barn and ins orchard IS COO
iOASrsson st. Clair Read Two miles from the Public
10 acres on At the kewburgn Road. House and Barn,
59 Acres in East cleveland undar hfgb sfata Of r,,I
uYation, good house and barn; IL miles frcm
City limits Terms easy febS
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AAs ~ "A a "A n N
GeabF Of tss Royal College Of FAYsioisRiI
Eoadoa, kags0Hd; GrudSais o.
Rioor5's Hospital for
FEMALE DIS EASE
snd constant attendant CT Paris London, New
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the Last ten YsETs
has opened his Cnioe Et the
johnson House, Cleveland,
Whsrs he viii be hsVPy 70 meet RIi thOse who are ~
Hietod with subsoute and chronic diseases.
HiI treatment is entirely different frOm the OH
Blan and ID mild, efioSos0Es snd sHeetive. HsEisd
iclnsS arc simply FsEetsbls extracts nd oils thsi
bsEs nsssr besn used but By tvs othsr phYsleisHs i
Amsries besides himssn. BE has spsA the creates
aFt Of his life and thsunAnds Of dolla-u In obtainin
fss Boorsis IN bic Profession. as tests the Urn
tor all forms Of dissase. No eharEefor giving
arnsst AID tTus statement Of their cass.
80 - EPERHATORHUk.
1c ToUHq HEE.-He can prove to ycu IN q few Tdia'
pfs that he Il the only physclsn you ever tFeAtsf
With that cures this diaeaee FOR every patient Eh
VII follow his directions, he VII give One Hundre
DSlhrI II he fails In curing this disease. No hAru
aada for oonSultatio1. Those ct distance who sst
10 consult the Doctor may do by sending a sfnAi
Vial OF urine by mail, with nRme and are, az b.
viii ansWer and dascribe their case and the poas b
lty Of getting rbffsss y suoiosng return postGy
EtaHR- nlAr1fU
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HRIEsT8EHT'E
NIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
It is Not q Dye,

But rsstores gray hair to its original color By sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural sustenanot
Impaired By age or disease. All INSTANTANEOUS DYE
are composed Of lunar cauHic destroying the vitality
and beauty Of the hair, and AFFORD of themselves nt
dressing Heimstrsst's Inimitabls COlOring not onh
restores hair 70 its natural color BY easy process
but gives the hair
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
promotss Its growth prevents its falling on eradt
GATES dAndruf, and imparts health and pleasantnes
% the head It has stood the test Of time being thf
original Hair Oolorng and Is constantly increasing
IN hFOr Used by both gentleman and ladies.
0-It q sold By all respectable dealers, or can D.
procured by them Of the Commercial Agents, d. s
BARHES 4 90, 2O2 Broadway, Nov York. Two 81
Ess, 90 cents and 81 co. lulyl0-R27eoH
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CONNECTIONS

Connections are made Al honrosyiIIs nth IN. 81.
AOsEys MAn8held Newark II r Al fn,Tis ,-its -
5a9S SdP9SSTESay, Dayton Cincinnati B. B., 81 Fremont
the michigan Southern a Northern Indiana S15 ~
is1o - y aPssn hstfoads for OhioAgo Detroit Jscf.
on, aort wayne, EoganEpoFt, Lsfsystte Gairo an
ton st. Louis and al points West GortbSs-S ~
bouthEosk. '' WI AA"e.s AAo
US eIIlve IN OleFeiend from Toledo and ths
49, - - =. a,-z4o P NJ, and 8.s5 p. \. Ffna1
OieValand, November Is, lsSI = -
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P1sT.lFFIcE TIMETABLE.
1884 Winter Arrangement 1894.
FOR THE
Arrival and CIOsaRs Of halls
-A AT THH
CLEVELAND POST OgFIOK.

| CLEVELAND POST OFFIOE,
OOmnsloing November 18th. 1eSs.
sEHIAils win be epshed and ready Tor delivery Ons
ss'AIi Nails close one hour before departure Of
-' ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 700 A. NJ, and l;4o Snd
Esstsrp Way arrives at lO:I5 A. NJ
/ ftffsburEh Through arrives At 20 A. h
: do Way arrives at SAC P; n.
sAndusEy Way arrives 81 9:S A; n
0noinnsfi IhfouEh arrives at s:s0 A. n, 750 P. H.
- DO Way arrives At 800 NJ
Western Through arrives At 9=5 M and $50 r, n
do Way arrives at 245 ?. n.
Medina Way arrives et 900 r h. .-,-,s..
BreossTiIis, bath. aO arrives Mondays and Fridays
sharon dentsr, Granger, North RoyaIton, Ae arrives
Mondays and Fridays at P. M.
hn[rsnsyille arrives daily at l9tl5 A. n.
AAgt Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily At A. n.
CLOSING or MAILS.
TAnTERH THRoUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
Va1 AstAbula and Oonneaut, CLOSES at $50 A. NJ.
hAsrEaE THkOUaH. for New York only, CLOSES At
KGsrsEn THnoUsH, for Eris, Buffalo, Albany BOI-
ton New York and Hartford, closes at $40 Z. NJ
EAsTEEE WAY, for all points between Cleveland and
Erie, closes at 2.55 p. h.
MEIERN THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroit. OhloAgo
and Milwaukee, closes st 10 Z. M ueaVea 7ib
next morninJl
MEBrEBE THROUGH, Tor Toledo Detroit OhloaGoi
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes AZ 6.1 T. n
WEsrKBN Way, for all points between UeFelAnd
and Toledo, closes at p. NJ.
BAHDUsKg WAY, for SanduBky snd ell intermediate
points, closes ats 30 P. III.
OIE0NEAII WAY, for All points between Cleveland
and Oincinnst, closes At 10 P. NJ, (esVss At I;5O
next mOrninE.)
ark and Oinotnnas CLOSES st 10 p, NJ uesves At 800
OIE0IEE1Ti fHBousn, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville s.. Louis, Indianapolis Evansville and
Wheeling, closes at 6:l0 +. II.
PITTEBUReH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
inRtOn, closes at l2.4O PM.
PITTSBURGH WAY, for all points between Cleveland,
Wellsvilo, and Pittsburg, Harrisburg Phtadelphis,
Baltimore and Washington, closes at 7:50 A. N.
mAHoEIEa Way for sll points between cleveland
and Youngstown, closes At lD T. M teaves at s;t0
next mOrning.)
nKDIHA WAY, closes at 8 A. N.
BocKroE-, &a.. closes on Issdays, Thursdays snd
Saturdays, 1t l2 al.
BREOKsVILLE, BATH, 60, closes Tuesdays and Sat-
IrdAEE, att AN
..-5H4Ros OEETER, Granger, North Royalton So,
eloses on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A. N.
RAHfOLHYHLAHD and Euclid closes daily, at p. q.
SgmAil snd Drop Letters are required, bT Law TO
be prepaid.
sCLli City Circulars are required to be prepaid
with tWo-cent stamp,
~ Orieo open from 7.t0 A. NJ. 10 7st0 p. II. On
5undhY from A. n. to I0:2O A. ID.
- =. OOWLAS, p. 81.
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tiOhl that men snd women would !

ssohl that men snd women would read
Had ponder on the Lists Mortality published
weekly monfhly and yearly nOur city. There is ev-
sr feSs1nly sreat proportion Of Consumption Ca
sss. Thssisastie Tables prove thst ls other dis
eassa alay tksir thousands, Consum tion alays fis
tens Of thousands.
"In ne early stages OF Thr and Luns Com
ylaint, se consider MadameZo Porters CURATIVE
BALsAN inlallihle."
pS-hadans Portsr's Curative BalIam can Be OBJ
tained q Benton Bros, and Strong 3 ArmHtropgs'
Iaolssa.s Agszts. Cleveland. Ohio. fsbe 3 "
THR CONFESSIONS AND EX-
Il PE11ENCE OF An fNYALlD-Published for
tie bsnsat and 9 warning and Caution to Eoung
Men Who sulIsr from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay o Manhood eio., SUPPLYING at the same tins
rHz HIM or a11r-oUEr, BY ons who has cured him
ssE. beng Put to srost expense and Injury through
nndicai humbus and ouackery.
~ arc'olinS post paid sddrosssd envelope single
co7ios hay b had Of the suthor.
NATHANIEL hAYFAIR, Esq-,
isbe-Il9ilw Bedford Kings Co., N.f.e q
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LOST, WANTS s FOUND.

M ANTED.-HAND LOoM.-EVH-
Hand Loom is an article he wants to make and save
money with. The turning Of an easy crank by man,
woman or boy does the whole business of weaving IS
or 50 yards in day IS to SO day can be earned by
Its use. State, County and TOWNSHIPS Rights and
Icons for sale Address, with stamps, BBAHSON
4 ELIII0T1T. .0hiraRo. IN. -rs-- jan2S-R2
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1884. Pennsylvania Central 1854,
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.
- %
WITH Ira OOaTn1rC,r,1s,,,

Is First Glass Route, for Safety. Comfort
and Speed, To all Eastern Cities.
The Track is Stone Ballaste and is Free from Bust
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suoAs.OOAT1p. PUnuIYVuerrAItY

6UGAA-OOAT1D, EUkHLY V19BTA8IA
The Oldest, Oheapest, end most Reliable FamiU
Aedtotne In use. HOre used than any other kind.
PTioe % osnts-1l Pills in box. 6ee Circular.
~ sold by Strong 4 Armstrong, Benton Brothen
=. ". Palmer, Churchill b Bro. Also, ct Wholesal
AEA Fstzil At lfl ORtAFio-St, Cleveland, by
g. g. NORRIS, Genl Agent,
For Ohio, Michigan ana Indiana
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FOUR DAILY TRAINS

FOUR DAILY TRAINS
From Pittsburgh to Philadelphia,
with close connections from Western Oitiasl an
connecting direct TO New York,
Through Philadelphia.
And Close Connections at Harrisburrh for
BALTIMORE & WASHINGTON.
ALSO,
From Pittsburgh to New York.
One Train runs daily (sss milea,) via Allentown.
without change Of Uars, arriving
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER ROUTKs
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siitution treaty, the Pedersl Government an
aFCncy q the several States, which they may NJ
pleasure recall or repudiaie and that the war for
the Union is therefore all wrong and should be
STOPPED at once, regardless Of conditions.
Those who ~ hold csn only In the last resort
support General Mcclellan, Union war volun-
teer who not only Invaded" Virginia, but
recommended Federal con inscription and ordered
the arrest OF the tratorcus Maryland Legislature.
HowoVcr thoroughly for peace" General Nc
Cle'lan may now proclaim himself he has a very
ugly record for Copperhead Of the Mayor Wood
and Frank Pierce variety aud these are not
only numerous nut very headstrong, and seem
70 lC on the increase.
We respectfully suggest TO the delegates, In
case their difference should prove formidable.
that they avoid upture by submitting the essen
ual matter IN dispute 70 direct vote OF the
people. Let the ultra "peace'' men name their
Candidates let those who will consent to have
no o.Lvr than Union Peace name theirs; let u
Democratic electoral ticket be nominated Ia each
State and let each one vote IL who will with the
names Of the men OF his choice for President aud
Vice President, heading his list OF electors -
Then l0 all the Democratic electors vote as
majority cf these who voted the Democratic
electoral tickets throughout the Union shall have
directed.
II, then, majority Of the Democrats are for
the Woody allAudigham sort of peace" the
candidates in that interest will be chosen and so
IN tue other case. The people will settle all dis
puies; and they will not be driven 20 vote not
only for men but for measures they disapprove
in order to defeat Others that they more in
ttnsely detest.
We commend this plan also to our own party
Many have declared themselves dissatisfied
with Mr.. LincOn, aud inclined 70 select new
candidate 20 which END Convention has been
suggested to meet at Buffalo, on the 22d of
~ StPiember. BUD 10 run two electoral tickets Is
70 brave certain defeat, and this neither party
can afford. Let those Unlonis's who dislike Mr..
Lincoln hold their Convention; let them name
their cRnd'datcs; but let there be but one elec-
torBl ticket on our side and let the people seyu-
rally vote their choice for President and let the
choice Of II majority be respected by all the
electors chosen by the Union party. Thus we
msy differ as TO men. without scattering our votes
and throwing away the election and thus each
party may cOnfdo to the people wba, they have
lever enjol ed-the high privilege of freely
choosing President and Vice President of the
United St.tes