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BILLS 8FECTF1O FILLs-WAF

BILLS SEkCIElC EILLS-WAE
BAETED IN ALL UAsEs.-Osu Be relied
Esver fsn to curol % not nEussatsi Are spos5
n aotsOal 30 change Of Diet reqairedl Do nc; ia
ssrfsrs with businesg pu7cz5tsl Can be used with.
out dsteotioni Upward OF 200 cures the past month
some Of then very severe osses. Over one han
arsd physicians ksTe uEsd them IN their Pas
sioe, and speak veH of tsoir efficacy, and approve
Of their composition, which S entirely vegetable
and harmless on che system, Hundreds Of cs-tia
oates can be shown. Belle Specific Pills sro tlt
original and only genuIns gDeoiho PHI. TbsE ar
cdsPted Tor male snd fenAiss oldor young, and
the only Tsiisbie Tomsay for sffsotiag psriaA
nent and speedy cure e AZ cRsss of Spermstorrhea,
or Seminal Weakness, with all Its trains Of eyTs
such g. Urethral snd Vezinsl Discharges, Glset
he Whites, Nightly or Involuntary EmisziOns. n
confluence, Genital Debility Ead IrTitabiIity, I'm
poteucy, Weakness or loss of Power, Nervous De
bIIIty, So, &c. all Of which arise principally tro
Sexual Exoassss or Self Abuse, or some oonstitu-
s;ousi dsrsngsment, snd iacappoitates she sufsTsl
from fulAlhng the duties q married life. In al
BsLusl diseases as onOrrl e. 9lest sud StTictdrez
DonEgItinS PhyaiCisn f1r tle treatment Of Seminal
Urinary, Sexual, and Ec.Tous Diseases, who win
ssEi frse to al, the foiicEiUg valuable work, IL
sealed enIeiope:
= TEE FIFTiEriI THOUsAsB---Dr. Bells Treatise or
5s,f Abasa. Premature Decay, Impotence and Loss
on Po-set-fSeLaal Di5eeres, Seminal Weakness,
Elciit35 Emissions, Genital Debility &o., sc, 3
pamsaigtsf q 8 pases, eeatsini9g important ID
vice O. Esliissed, and v.lich should be read ;
every sdeEeEs the meas % ouEa IN the ssvcrtsl
stsesE = rAEinlk sst forth. Two stamps required
% pay postsge. 'ujy2lsilsno-W -frAST
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PFice 81 per bottle. Send stamp for pamphlet.
For sale by 8. " CLARK, lls supsiior street,
Osyeiand, Ohio- sug2T
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DR. X GOODALE'B
ATTARH RE EDY.
THE AOllE OF PERFECTION.

q. 2, = e =. olEARRI
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DlsEABEs OF ~ NERYOUE

"A SLIGHT COLD@-COUGHs-
Few are aware Of the Importance Of checking
Cough or "s1aaET o0ED" in its first Etagei that
which IN the beginning would yield 70 mid rene
dy, If neglected soon stacks the lungs. 'Brown's
Brcnchial TFoche8' give sure and almost immsdiate
relief Hflita-y of3oers and Soldiers should have
them, as they can be carried in the pocket and
taken as occasion requires. sug3l:Re;lEa
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aT. Easby has a DinieaI y with his
Flock and Leave ft.
OE2 THE WING,
Nov. the 10 l64

Nov. the 10, '64. ! /
The dy is kastI All is ore Eff Freedom
shreclzt wen Kossikusco fell, she must he7
sqwakt las Toosdy mite, ez she beheld the
inannymait corps of the Dimecratic party,
which fell, crushing Little Mack, and the
hopes Nv sum hundreds Nv thousands Nv
good Dimocrsts who spected to be per-
swaded by ther trends in2 accepting the
various of5sis under the Government.
am lost and ruined man. MSbeo-
pie are Nv the true Dimocrstic stripe. They
hev faith in me. They bleeve wat 1 tell
en-. 1 tod EN- Mick Lellsn Wuz certain
Nv the elecshun, and that he'd ded wood
on the disposal Nv the ofisis in that seek
shun.-It immejitly becum a ezy matter
to borror mummy. It wuz zdeliteful-Wood,
oh wood that it Good hev been perpetooal.
Bro. Savij lent me $50 with request that
[ would speke a good word fer MIN fer
ferrin mishn. l assoomed a virchus look
ank replide that never sold my infooens
but that alluz had an admirashen fer his
massive intellek and many virtews. Bro,
Cutie lent me mummy, wantin this, anal
Bro. Sludge wantin that, in breef, evry in
diviijle Nv en- who he'd a forehei ainch
high spected sunthin.
The returns cum in. Ohio, Lin
kin "GOOd 'Rah / shouts 1 with crate
presence of mind. II.
'Why gOod?" anzshusly asks the expec-
tants.
"BecOz, to carry Ohio, the ablshnists
must hev brot votes from New York,
which viii give US that state shoor."
Moo TOrk-Linkin
Good Lord ansers I, promptly, the
Moo York ablishnists must hev voted in
Ohio, and hev gone in time 2 vote agin
But waite for Pennsilvany."
Pennsilwsny-Linkun
My trends, ther wuz frsud-Massychu
sets soljers, at least 10000, must hev votid
there IDjsans will do it, however
IDjesnR-Linkun
"Not less than 10000 Massychusits SOL
jers hev voted there Illinoise is safe,
though"
Ilinois-Linkun
900 Msssychu-
'Give me my munnyn Tosrd Ssvij.
and the same remark with variashens wuz
made by Cutie, Sludge, and the balance
Nv en-
"Gently, my frens," sed I, backin out Nv
| the door, 1--WE hev bin defeetid, hut the
CRATE prinsipple that white man is better
than a niger, fer wich we hev so long fot,
still lives. Let US sink all miner consider
stions and
The miner considerations referred to
wuz, however, uppermost in their minds,
fer they all went fer me- yellin like Cusea-
roarious injins, "Give me my mummy y
whereupon 1 retreetid the meetin house
Iockin myself in. They surroundid it
swarm they'd starve me out.
When a innosent boy, red harrowin
tsle oV Rooshun muther who WIZ per
sood by frantic wolves, and who saved her
own life by droppin her childrer to EN-
l by l. My privit barl Nv whisky wuz in
my study-I was saved l histid it oui
NV winder and kamly awaited rc'ults.-
They Aookt around it-they took turns Al
the -hoie-in wun short hour they wu7
stTstched helpless on the plane, ded drunk
Then and there rezined my chsI ge, and
borrerin sich mummy and vothes rs they
htd about en- to make up arrears IL salary
] and sich, bid adoo en- furever. 1 sheI
go to Moo Gersey.
PETROLEUM Y. NAsBY,
Psster Nv sed Church in Charge.
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No form ofCatar-h can Withstand its searching
power, and no mods OF trastmeut sEsr Afforded such
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Matters at Mobile.

PETROLEUM Y. NAsBY,
Psster Nv sed Church in G. arge.
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8eaI Aaeaeies.
NEN ERAL
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
f6s Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio
L. A. WILCOX

6u A. WiESOA
proved and unimproved City Property, Garden
Lands, Farms, Mineral Lands, Goal, Petroleum.
and Western Lands, &c. VIII Negotiate Loans,
Paper and stocks. Lease Tenement Lands, Collect
Rents, &C., &c.
The following property is now on sale:
EUCLID Sr.-Three desirable residences.
EUCLID, near Perry-Tvo lots, lL0K30O n.
PROSPECT, near Perry-Two houses for sale.
ERIE, near St. Clsir-One lot SnxII2 #.
sOOYILLE, near ForTest-Fine house, with
quantity Of fruit and large lot.
SUPERIOR, corner herchant-bOt 6Sxl6i #.
L0RAIN, corner YoTk-lH story house, lot 65
xl16.
KlNsMAN, corner Vine-Twe lots 50xl5O #.
FORREST, ST Kinsman-Eight lots 50x 226%.
MIAMI, near Huron-Leasehold, II story house
with blacksmith shop and too.s.
LAKE, near Erie-FoUr brick houses.
HERMAN, near Taylor-Hice mouse very cheap.
FARd-l4 acres 10 mites out on the Lake Shore
Road.
CLIET0N-House, tvo-story; lot 6sz19o.
CLINTON, corner TsylOr-l1 y story house.
OHIO, corner Canai-Lot, q dwelling, and stone
foundation. Also, large building suitable for man
ufseturing purposes.
With other tenements varying from $500 to SS6,-
600.
los scres of Camel Goa Lends at a bargain.
20 acres adj dining Marquette.
l60 acres in Crawford county, Iowa, very cheap.
l21Z acres on st. Clair Road, 81 miles from Court
House
wAETED-Housss for good reliable tenants;
rent from $50 to $500 year. ocll:R3 dAw
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o. and affer Monday, oct. sIst, il6l, Passenger
Trains viii run ss lcl!ows, Sundays s1ceptsd);
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WPORTAfJT no LADIRS-Dr. Har-


sV's E,sunale PILLS nsVo BsTeT yet faei In Tsnoy-
ing dfmcultiss arisng fr5l obstruction, or Etop
page Of uat1re OF in nestering the system 20 per.
set health zhsn suffering from Spinal AGeotians-
Prolspsus, Uteri, tho Wbiies, oT other weakness )
the Uterine Organs The Pills are perfectly harm
t,rs on the constitution, sE5 may be taken By the
a,o1t deSosts female without causing dlstress-ths
came sfTne they set IKE Charm By strengthening
Iuvigorating and restoring the system to health
condition, and ~ hFlCgins On the monthly period
with regularity, Bo alsstsr nom what osuses the
obstructICa msy zriss. JAsy Ehould, however, EoI
be tsken duriag the FIRST tilsse months Of pregnSn
OF. though safe Al say oli y tins, q misoAFrizgs
-zouId Is the result.
Each boz contains 50 pnls. Price ! %.
TA HAREEy's TaEATIsE on Diseasss Of Femsles
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, Barrennezz, steriity, BE
7-oduosioa, and Abuses OF Nature, and smphstical-
n the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, pamphlets
u 81 pagas sezt free to auy address. Six cents re-
auir6d to pay postage.
The pills snd book will no ssut By mail When de-
Vired, securely sealed, aud prepaid, by
!. BRYAN, n. D.. General Agent,
10. IS Cedar st., New YORK.
~ sold oy al the principal Druggists-
G-W. CLARK, DTuggis;i Agent for Cleveland
iulEz1:BS:m.W.f6
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BEsT RgMEbY fRMoNN

For sli Bilious complaints SICK Hesdsoe, Gostve-
nsss, Indigestion, Heartburn, Sour
Stomach. Sea Sickness &r-
III. JaIaes R. Chiffon, the Great chemist, Hays:-
'I know its oompOsition and have no doubt it will
prove most beneficial in those complaints for which
Il is recommended"
DR.. Thomas ROyd says. 81 strongly recommend
Il to the notice Of the public
Or. Edward G. Ludlow says: 81 can with conf
donce recommend IT,
DR.. George T. Baxter EEJs: ''ia FlstuIenoy, Sick
Hesdsohe, cOstveness, Heartburn, &c, tho SELTzEB
APEBIEET in ny hsads has proved indeed = vslua-
bic remedy"
For other Testimonials. ao.. o. PsmpIet With
each bottle.
Manufactured only 5y TAEBANT &C., no. 2T6
Wich street, New York.
SS-FoT sala by ali DFCsRistH
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!LEVELAND AND TOLEDO K, R
WINTER ARRAseEMEgT. Iss.

On and after Monday, Oct. 3ist, 1854, PASSENGER
Trains viii leave Uieyslsnd olloEH (5undsys AZ
cspted:
s 10 A. M.-CHI5AGO EXPREsS.-stoys a. ssrea.
Grafton, ObsTlin, " sksman, HorwaIk EI ouroa.
vllio, Belle we, Clyde, Fremont and ElmoFe,
and arrives It Toledo ct II ;i5 p. T., Chicago sf
u:3OF. y and Detroit 5:20 P. n.
z;45 P. M.-WESTERA MAIL.-Stops at all statiors
on southern Division, and arrives AZ Toledn ~
z:25 P. NJ; Chicugo at :45 A. Il. and Detroit lE
lOsS0P. NJ
30 P. M.-AORrHGRE MAIL.-Stops at all sta.
tions on Northern DiYiEion, and arrives af Ean.
duskJ as T.la p. n.
900 ?. M--NIGHT EXPRE55.-stopsa at Grafton,
HorWaik, HonrCssilie Oyds and Frsuont 49,
arrives ct Toledo y 2 3 A =. Gtfolro a. l2 .3O
M end Detroit e. S:OD A N
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bUAGtEDLlUHS.
aeiby-eano rgkyt Haugiioid i EGWark Railroad, %
Mansfield, Ht. vernon, Newark, ZsuesFtlls

saeiby-eano r5lsy, Hangiaid i EcWark RaIiFoad %
Mansfield At. Vernon, Newark, ZsnesFflls
&C
urestline- Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail-
road, FOregt, Upper SandusEy, Dslphos Lima
Fort Wayne, Lap0rte, OhioGgo, &c. West ard
East Tor Mansfield, Wooster, Massiilon. &c
gr1ftOn and Bellefontains Railro6d Lite .or hsrfoa
bollef0nlRiHe, Sidney, Union Huacis, Indian
ApOlis, Horre Hauts, Eincennes, EgansYfiIs.
Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis, SC.
DseWBTe-With Springfield Bralcn iOr hpriurfsld
tOlumbus-Little Miami & Columbus, and XslIS
Railroad, for Geuia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
TsrTs Bsute, St Louis, Morrow LOVelsud gud
Uineinnsti, and with ths Ohio and lIissil sig7s
Ralrosd st 0facinDsh for Louisville, EVan7-
nile Cairo, St. Louis, and al points on sha
Ohio BIyer
Uolumbus-Oentral Ohio Ksigroad for Newark, Eanas.
vile, Wheeling, &c.; Columbus, Piquz & In
diana Railroad Tor Piqua urbans, Sc
-For Tickets to all points and Information apily
90 the Passenger Station srd .. Union Ticket Of 81
10 Superior street. NS FLINT
saraI s-t -
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hptugraphif stafE.
nHoroGRAFHIg ALBUMS, AT

nHOTOGRAPHJ0 ALBUMS, AT
P. p. DOUGLAS q CO.,
1zS SuperioI-gt.
aRTIBTg MATHRIAt & - WINDfOR'S AND
FevtonIs ard Goupsis OF and Water Color, IS
Z. r. DOUGLAS 4 CO.'S,
I73 6uperiOr-st.
OVAL AED soUAREGII ROSEWOOD FRAMES
q Re. DOUGLAS COS,
II9 SupertOr-n.
puoTOaRAPH OOPJ-s uF CELEBRATED
r. p. DOUGLAS COS,
III guperioT-st.
seARTEs DH TIsTTEH or CELEBRATED
Wen and Women, and Palmerlg Marbles Af
n z DOUGLAS cos,
IIo Superior-Et.
N1 EEcRAYTFas or DISTINGUISHED MEEs
RB DOUGLAS 3 OOiS,
pFn 10 esPsEios-s-
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UonnsctfCns are mads At ncnrosViils With tho san
dGsSy, Mansfield Newark Z. r. az CiTds WITH The
Sandusky, Dayton 3 Cincinnati B. R.; ct Fremc1t
With the Eremoat z Indiana 3. 4. (; and Gt TOLEDO
with the Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana ard
Toledo 3 Wabash Railroads Tor CHICAGO Detroit,
Jackson E0It Nsyne, LCgsl6n1rt, Laiays1ts Glairs
Alton, s. LoUis, and Ell points v est, Northwest o.
Southwest.
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Tolsdo aud hs
West st 9.z0 A. ~, rs ?. T., ard 800 P = NJ m
sAndu5ky g 9:l5 A. y. Z. .. EUCKEB, saB't.
Cleveland. Oct. q, 1854.
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The Chicago Times, has been raised to
ten cents a copy. Costly democratic lux
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OH.
OIL! oIf.I oIL:!l
ALEXANDRA. SC0FIELD & 20.

Extrs.EPetF6IeGm OIL, BensOIe and
Machinery Oils.
-
@ge DAY particular stCs3hcn % packages, thsro6y
SSviuT ouT customers much les By leakage We
gusrsutee our oil to give perfect satisfaction. ano
q good as any made in the city. Also, ve pay par-
flo1Iar attention to putting mp
NAPTHA or BEEZOLE.t co
ruFia;ls for Vsruish Baaufsotu7srs' OF FsintoEsi
use On hand snd for sale
,So9 bbls extra refined Petrolsum OIL.
lOO hbls Eeodorizsd Ben 5ce tequal 70 turpentlnel
100 bbls No. Lubriesiing Oil, :
vsbisi, ne viii sell ef lowest market prices
OFFToE-IO8 st. Olair-st., forssariy occupied b.
Tm. o. sooaaId h %.
soHE ALTxAEDEE7
EI1.-d- 5o0TIEID, UhAF stIAhb, ..
NsTEEE WILSON, anFsia
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NURRS COUGHS. COLDS SORE
~ Throat, Asthms and Consumption II is oaly
necessary for any oEe troChlS5 With thsas JoDl-
plants 10 trF ops aostle Of
gtricklsnd's EeiliqEoEs g0agh Bslsam
to o0nvinos thsm that 10 Is the Dest preparation
e- used, Il not only cares the above affections Of
The Throat and Lungs, but it cues Night Swoats
and Splitting Of Blood, and 70 an excellent gargle
for any kind Of Sore Thrcat.
1t is pleasant 70 take, and e 5L1e Gsdieins io'
infants-
Price 60 eoats For bottle,
For JAlo by Druggists generally.
msyl6:R2-mon.t .tu&vy
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Selling OUT Selling Out!


IN CONSEQU UENCE OF THE
1greatlf advanced prices of Goods and the IN
settled state Of the msrket haze determined TO
close out ny present business, and wili therefore
rom this day commence Offering my entire stock OF
Goods at such prices 81 will insure their spe dy
sale. cannot IN ths brief pace OF an advertise
ment, enumerate the articles IN the stock, but 1t
comprises 1ne stock Of LinenSeodz Fla7neis,
blankets, Dress Goods, Black Silks Bslmoral Skirts
shswls, Ladies and Gents HaudkeTchiets, Oott N
and Wool Hosiery, Bombazines, Alpsoss, White
Goods, Embroideries, Lace Curtains, Table Cloths
Napkins, Velvet Ribbons, and a full assortment Of
Goods usually kept by me. All goods viii positive
y be offered as low, and many articles even at g
les price, than they can be purchased for IN
the Eastern market. The public as well as coun-
~ merchants, viii ind thiE good opportunity Of
re- lenishing their took very advantageous
erms. All are inv TED to call and secure some Of
The bargains. s. HTHAE,
heP2o Cor. Superior st. and Public Square.
TORSETSl OORSETSIi
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LIST Train-sO5 A, M.-CINOIHNATI Express.
stopping ST Grafton, Wellington, New Lon.
don, shelby, Crestlids, Gallon, Gilead, Car
dlngton, Ashley, Delaware, Devils Centre an5
Woethington.
ID TraiR-2:i5 z. bl.-AU1CsaHiODAT -Stoss
at all atatiOna, and srTIves IN Columbus At 80
p. n, Cincinnati 5:50 A. e.
Sd TTsins-l09 10 ?. P.M.-NTgHT RESs-Stop1sns
at drsfspl, Wellington, Sew London shslby,
Crestiina, Gallon, siead, Csrdinstot aud Del.
aware
Trains leave Columbus 81 40 and 1924 < 2:4oPs
sTriye At Cleveland = b 4. n, and $50 P. X.
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NLBVELAED 3 BRIE RAILROAD,
wIETEB ARBAEGEzEEr.


o. and aiter Monday, oct. slst, I6I. Passenger
Trains vii run ss lc.!cWs, vSandAys excepted:
LEAYE CLEVELAND:
$50. A. m.-DAE EHPk5SS TEAIN-SfJpginz AZ
WilOrghby, Paings-iiis. Mad son, Geneva, a sh-
tabulE Uonneaat And Glrsrd only, and arrive ss
Erie 81 IN P. -, Dunkirk 3:i5 P. X, Bu1sio
s.25 P. M.-CINOIHEATI EXPREsS-stopuspsa AZ
PainesTtsie, Ashtabzia and Girard only, and ar
Eyel q kr.ss 40 ?. -, DGlkirk s:25 ?. T., Bui-
80 P. NJ MEiL AND ACCOHIlaCDATIoH-
Stopping s. an stssioas and s-riTs az Ezts at
100 2. m..SiGHT ExPREss TRAIE-stovpiug At
Psinesyille. AHhtahula and airErd only aat
arrives Of Erie az - A. ~, DunE+cf s;00
a H., Buiiaio "a a. =.
LEAyE EBIE.
% q. d.-EIGHT EEPRESS TRAIE-ssob-inz
Al eirGrd, Ash sbuis and Paiuesvllle cnlY, and
arrive AZ Glover md - Z 80 A. -
6.l5 A. II. - NAL IND ACCOMMODATION
hA5SIstopping at al stations and arrive Sc
Io;I5 =. @,-TObEDO ExPBEss-s.oypias st an
slFthsns except SEauvilla, SSybFook, UnionyiNe,
ferry, Mentor and Wick!tHs, and zrTiTss a.
5.S5 z. H.-DAY EXPEE55 EAIE-StoTgiuF st
Glrsfdt tUocaeaat, AzhJsLuls, Geneva 8 fainez-
vile S1ly aUC srfigaH 10 UlsTaiz1d a. q P. =.
rrafns.
an tia trsins going westward connect at Clsyelauc
nth trains Tor I0gcp, Chicago Coium bus, Czlcil-
u-d indianapolis, 81 Eouiai &c and al thrCuEh
frsils going eastward connect at DunFirk with "a
lraius o. the eaW Aork 3 Erie BairOad eui & Bat
ri with those OF TIE New York Central Z Buffalo 3
NeH F0gk CITY Gailroad5 for New Eork, Albany,
Session. hiagsTa ka.'s fr, sdd ai Eyie Esih trains
on TBS Pbiadelrfia Erio Railroad.
sS- Day EIpTU5s East snd West, oonnscts at
Strafd with rrsin5 On ECis & Pittgburgh Bs;ircad
'IisvsIuud Oct 3Tst lsss
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A TLANTIU AND GREAT WESTERN
IA RAILWAY.
Fall and Winter Arrangement.


Two ThrOuah Express Trains DAILY between
CLEVELAND aad NEW YORK, vitbout Change
tftars or Transfer Of Baggage.
-zAtIAY ExPREss, (Sdndsys sxcsptsd) leaves Clsve-
land az ESQ NJ arrives st Meadville at t:l5 P. NJ
lDinnsr Salamanca a. 6-z5 P. n. (Sleepiag Cars &c
New 70 X and New Ork at LILO P. n.
'NIGHT ExPRGss," Saturdays excspted,) lsaves
Cleveland at J:i5 ~ with Sleeping Cars 10 Hor-
aelsvilel arrives &C MeadEilie at liza A. n. sala-
manoa az A;5O A. n, Rnd New York 81 1850 P. n.
WESTWARD.
Day Express-Leaves New York at.-....-...70O A. n.
Arrives at Cleveland st-...-.T.S0 A. N
Night do Leaves New YORK at . 800 P K
Arrives at Cleveland st.-.-5:l5 P n.
Train leaving Cleveland st $50 A. n
arrives at Franklin at.......-.-.......-. 7.s5 -
Train leaving Cleveland At 9:l5 P. NJ,
arrives at Franklin 1910 A n
Train leaving Cleveland At $40 P. n,
arrives 81 youngstown at..........--... 7.35 ?. n
Train leaving youngstown At 6-45 A. NJ,
srrive5 at Cleveland at----.---.--....-l0=25 A. Il
Aail z, ,stverd-Lesvss Akron st........ 7:IO A. N.
= 49, Arrives at Meadville at....--l 1890 P n.
Arrives at Salamanca at. 7:25 p N.
Do Wsstward-Leave8 salamancs at. $40 A. n
Arrivss at Meadyills at LOIS A. n.
Arrives 81 Ak on as........-. A:40 P NJ
Through Tickets can be procured at the Union R.
r. Ticket Oite, superior street, and Depot Seneca
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