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- DInaCIIEa RYnmrSinno
LAKE SUPERIOR!


One OF the following splendid 6rst-class steamers
yiz Cleveland, Illinois, Northern Light, Iron City
Traveller, Meteor Iron Sides, Lac La Belle and Pew
ROic, will leave Cleveland, Ohio, at o clock, p NJ
each day OF the week except Saturday and sunday,
and Detroit, Mich on the following days ut O'Clock
P. NJ, through the months Of July and August,
making grand Excursion Trips to the many points
interest on the great Inland Seas Of America which
for utility, pleasure and health are unsurpassed BY
any other On the Continent
This Trip Of over ,OOJ miles embraces six degrees
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The many and extensive mines Of iron and cop
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ana romantic scenery, combined with its pure anu
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Of FAR more than ordinary interest capitalist
the pleasure seeker OF the invaL..
The abuve-n named steamers are elegantly ftted up,
with large and airy cabins and state-rOOms, while
every precaution has been taken provide for the
safety and comfort Of passengers.
Fare, including state-rOOIns aud meals, RbOut ~
cents per mile. Time occupied in making the round
trip, from TO 10 days. tIH ...H
Rooms secured and further information obtained
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maszi.H2. ~. .v.dE&TT Z y y As if9'1'

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HoNrsensas. o. any. affection Of this throat and
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both, AAdsme zadOo Porters Cough BAlsanl- 1t
is alvAyE reliable never fAis and the possession of
single bottle nay iH case Of sudden attack
grove to be worth fftg times Its cost. Hundreds
thouHandl of bottlef q fhs qluable preparation
are sold sTery year IN the United ststss.ss Sold by
DrugEista evsryWhsrs. Price Is and 30 cents per
bottlo- nllH r41i-il lllH -Hii.l +l''i i- ia
bS-Madame Porter's Curative BaIsam can be OBJ
tanned at Benton BrOs..I and stroag Arnistrongs
Wholssals Agents, Cleveland, Q. jplys- -Rs-iv
HUNNEW WkhL'S STANDARD PREP
ARATIoES.-On our inside columns wiz Be found
notice Of these Justly celebrated and Standard
PrepaEatfODs, Of unBoundee reputation IN. New
England, pFofaHS only what they are rsmedies for,
and are for sale By all wholesale and retail Dealers
and eOahdsnoe il asked 70 them. See advertise
nmt narsaRs
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z. =. BALDWIN & co.

VOf CAPITALISTS--Aad GOOD1sINt
Z Il VEsTAIENT.-The undersigned ofIers for sale
-the elegant Hotel in OH City, known as the
SHERIFF HOUSE. This House njoys large and
paying business, and there is . standing offer to
rent the premises lease Of three years At the
rate Of Is per cent per annum on the Investment.
For particulars address
JOHN B. sHERRIFF,
july lS-IsO on CITY Pa.
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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS,
seminal Urinary and Sexual 0rgAns-usW and re-
liable treasment--in reports Of the Howard Asso
efation-sent BY mail in sealed letters, envelopes
freeof charge, Address Dr.J.sKILLEN HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, No. South Ninth st.,
Philadelphia, Pa. - mGrsOiR2M
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The Democrats of Indiana are getting
up sn exposure of the Loyal Leagues,
as an Offset to the unearthing of their own
secret ttreasonableO organization, the "Amer-
ican Knightsp A recent l"exposure" OF
the Loyal League of Philadelphia, shows
that it has recruited five regiments for the
service and is now raising the sixth.
This is good evidence that it IS II loyal
league.
On Tuesday last, the day for voting on
the amendment to the Constitution of
Pennsylvania permitting soldiers TO vote,
the Philadelphia Age, tho leading Copper
head organ Of the State, had not the slight
est aIlusiOn to the fact that an election was
10 be held. The coward was .'willing to
wound, yet afraid to strike" 1t was bit
terly opposed to allowing soldiers to vote,
but not having the courage to say SO, it
sneakingly tried to keep the people in ig-
norance Of the important business Of the
day. All accounts from the election, how
ever, show that the amendment was car
ried by large majority. Philadelphia
cast 10000 majority in its favor.
The Baltimore correspondent of the New
Nation writes that the COpperheads Of that
city think that Fillmore and Bayard will
be the nominees of the Peace-at-any- price
faution The War Democrats predict that
Fremont will be nominated BY their por-
tion of the Convention All seem to think
there will be a split. More sanguine Dem
ocrats prOphesy there will be no HUmina-
ton all BY the Convention, but a recon-
mendation for union of all the opposition
upon General Fremont Others again are
certain that Mr. Chase viii be the unani-
nous nominee of the Convention, and
heavy bets are offered on that result.
The Buffalo Advocate comes outfoT Lin
coin and johnson. It says: "Here-
tofore we have studiously abstained from
| Interference with politics, as our readers
can testify. And our paper has been pat
ronized and applauded by men of all
shades of political opinions. OF late we
/ could not help suspect that our eourse-a
course generally approved-must be wrong,
| and have concluded that in this trying
emergency of the Government, we ought
no longer to be so neutral and "conserva-
| tive" as TO gain the approval OF Copper
heads and men whose sympathies are man
ifestly with, the foes of the country.
| We have now cause to think that to be par
tisan, in this emergency, is the only way
to be pious."
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SYMPTOMS.

Deranged Digestion; Loss Of Appetite; Loss OF
Flesh; Coustipated Bowels; Eitful ami Nervous, OF
Heavy Sleep, with lustiul dreams Troubled Breatl-
ing Failuf' of Voice; Irregular Action Of the heart
PustulOus EruptiOns on the face and neck Head
ache; Affection Of the Eyes; Loss Of Memory; sub
den huahcs Of heat and Biushin.si General Weak
mess and Incidence; Aversion 70 Sooiety; Relaxed
Condition or Diminished Size Of the Genital OrgEps;
Involuntary Daily or NIGHTLY Emissions; Frequent
Desire 10 Pass Water, with peculiar Attending SEN
satiOns; Melancholy, &C.
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THE HYPOPHosPHITEs.
is an appropriate and specific remedy for every dis
ease characterized by the following
SYMPTOMS:

Difficult, imperfect or too rapid breathing, cold.
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or sweaings; coughs loss Of strength twitching Oi
the nerves or muscles, shooting pains through the
shoulders chest, face or limbs; partial total
loss Of theuse of the limbs headdohe; giddiness,
excessive paleness, night sweals loss of appetite
heartburn, oppression of the stomach afag or sink
stomach, irregularities of the bowels, salow com
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extreme sensitiyeness to cold &0 as in the several
ehitis, dyspepsia, scrofufa, Neuralgia, paralysis,
partial complete, &c, and ESPECIALLY in Female
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fur Salt.

+ OTIS FOR SALE.-135 FIT. FRONT
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For all Bilious complaints, Sick Headace, GOstiVe
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DR.. James r. Chiffon, the Great chemist, says -
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DR.. Thomas royd says: 'T strongly recommend
il to the notice of the public"
Dr. Edward c. Ludlow says: 81 can with conf
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Ror other Testimonials, &C., see Pamphlet with
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Manufactured only by TARRAET q CO., No. 27s
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Hon. Elihu D. Washburne has been re-
nominated for Congress by the Union
voters of the Third Congressional Dirtrict
of Illinois
"Are you sound2 asked DIR. Duncan
the other day of an old negro who was
drafted from We5tfeld, Mass, and pre-
sented himself for examination. g Yes" T"
replied the conscTipt q l have voted the
Democratic ticket these thirty years"
In Indiana, the opposing candidates for
Governor have agreed upon programme,
and Will meet the people throughout the
state face TO face. On Wednesday the
10th inst, the ball will be opened at La-
porte. They will speak at South Bend
on the next day, and at Goshen on Fri
day. Additional appointments have been
made, including the whole state.
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.1ft sPRRMAfeRHGA.
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I--UURB THAT -LUAIHSUMh NAL
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1t penetrates to the very seat Of that terrible dis
ease, aud oxterinates it, root and branch, forever
Dr. GoOdale is the first and only person who ever
told the world what Catarrh really wss-Where it
commenced and what would cure It, Dr. GoodAie
has now spent life time in battling with this fell
disease, exploring its secret ambush, and making
known to the world that CatGrrh, which has for
years defed the skin and research Of medical men
and authors in this country and in Europe, can
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morning follows night.
Prepared by R. GoodAle, N. D., New York. Price
q, Send stamp for pamphlet.
For sale by CIV. CLARK, u9 Superior street
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TRESH SALMON, MACKEREL
HaIIibut, Sea Bass, LObsters, CLANS and Oys-
tiers, and all kinds Of Canned Frult smeits Az ~
Grabs, received every week, at ELhOOD ,, 20. 81 ~
and I02 Bank street. BH-loS
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TIME LATEST AND MOST AP-
PROVED kinds of Gas Cooking apparatus can
be found at gyZ7l W. p fOGGs'
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OA0 BUSHELS WHITE BEANS
OJU Choice article, in store and for sale BY
-sfIlE 67I.- CANNON x FREEMAN, go
Produce Commission Merchants,
augI-l62 rs River street
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Mfalfal.
strIekIand's MelIIauOus COUGH Ralsan

to convince them that it is the best preparation e
er used 1t not only cures the above affections Of
the Throat and Lungs, but it 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 fof
infants.
2 Price so cents per bottle
--FOr sale by Druggists generally. aaI 1
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.DwARD III FIsKE & Co,
Glpthiua.
THR POET ON A TRAIN; z
Or,
THE ROMANCE OF THE RAILROAD -
BY the author OF The Fair Inez' sFhe Prince Of
Wales" ''The Ghost Hunters" &c
Z r... - (CONTIsUED.l -lll


CHAPTER IS--THB Kiss a.. THE DARK
After waiting SIX long hoJirs
And with hunger almost dead, tt-
2 News came that the track was mended NM
And the train soon won't ahead.
Soon passed place called JohRstoWnl
s..i Filled with iron f0undries a.
Where the people all were working -
Like lot Of busy bees. - - --
Then We came to a great tunnel;
Near me sat pretty miss, .-.,
And when all was dark as midnight.
- Quick from her I-stole a kiss.
''Oh,n she cried, the people shouted,
And, before reached the light
was peeriRg through the window,
In my seat again all right. .-
After passing the great tunnel, "a
To plaee We quickly came
Upon the highest mountain top, .- -
Aud Cresson is,its name; J -. n i- 4 =.
Many people in the summer q
To this pleasant spot repair,
10 enjoy its cooling waters
And its pure, fresh mountain air.
At Altoona We took breakfast,
90 IL was one O'Clock more;
such lot Of hungry En0rtals
ns'sr laid eyes on beforei -
All tlae good things on tho table y ~ ...a .
. In short time did disappear ..l -
And they all shouting wildly
Quickly bring more breakfast here"
Notice 70 DRAFTED Men and othersl the serTics5f
Uuele sam, and ali in want Of Rubber Blankets
Rubber Goats, Leggins, Cashmere and Flanns
Shirts, MilitaTy Clothing Of any and every des-
cription, Fine Clothing for Spring and Summsl ~
Wear. WehsYe now the largest stock in the city
ISAAC A. ISAlG'S UNION HALL, vi
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew
ing Machines, St0rr's Automaton Pressman,
aud Strong's Patent Army Bed-Trunk,
-s1 ...a Corner Superior and Union-gts.
- Look out for the Giants. -S0 mayn
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PURE .SYMPATHY-Sore Throat,
Cough, Cold, and similar troubles, if suffered to
progress, result in serious Pulmonory, Bronchial
and AstLmatic affections, Oftentimes incurable
BROWN,S BRORCHIAL TROCHES
are compounded SO as 20 reach directly the seat OF
the disease, sud give almost instant relief
sz-soId b. all Druggists and dealers in hedi-
oinss in the United States and most foreign coun-
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PROFESSIONAL OPINI0Ss.-''I have used your SPe-
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doses. ."-B. Keith, NJ. D., Ed. Repertory of Medical
Science, N. Y. =
81 know of no remedy IN the whole Materia Medi-
ca equal TO your Specific Pill in Seminal or Urinary
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. PERSONAL OPINIONs.-"Mr- Winchester Is worthy
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LII. D., American Medical Gazette, n. y. ....
81 have a personal knowledge Of Mr. Winchester 3
honesty and integrity; and assure the prOiss-
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THE SPECIFIC PILL esal
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sc Prioe-&llper box; six boxes (when ordered at
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Dr. GRAHAM,
hEMEER or The ROYAL COLLEGE Of PHYSICIANS
0F FtONDoA, Ea6LAaD: GRADUATE OF
RECORDS HOSPITAL F0A eTW

HGUhU hUSfilAl fuh nriU
4 i N A L I DIS Z a SES,
and constant attendant Of Paris, London, New
Orleans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten
years has opened an -oaiceat the
JOHNSON HOUSE, CLEVELAND,
where he V1ls p hAr3g tolnset al those who are
afflicted with subaeute and chronic diseases.
Hii treatment is entirely difepeBt fron the cid
> plns sud 4, uaid, etReaeious aud ehsetive. His
medicines are simPly vegetable extracts and oils.
They have never been used but BY two other Physi-
ciaps in Ameries besides himselE BE has sPeat the
gredTst drt u his fif5 ha thosssa..ssf sf a0fiars N
obtaining few secrets in his profession he tests
the Urine for sn f0Tms Of disease. No ehsrge Tor
EivinRaa honest and trus Btatement Of their cases
.99Ffft sPRRMATeRHGA 49, F.
COUGHS AND C0LDS.-The sud
den changes of our climate are sources Of Pulmon-
arg. Bronchial and Asthmatio affections. Expert
ence having proved that simple remedies often act
speedily when taken in the early stages Of disease,
reeourssshouId at once be had 70 ''BEovN's BRoS-
ouIAL TROCHEs, - or LOzenges, let the cold, cough
or irritation of the throat be ever slight, as BY
fhis precsntion more serious stack may be efec
fusiiy wGrdsd on Public speakers and Singers
VIII and thsn slIsetaai in clearing and strength
ening the voice Soldiers should have them as they
can be carried in the pocket and taken occasion
reaGires- q iunefe-imo
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CLEVELAND OHIO. -

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Home Insurance Co., New Haven, go s6e
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Republic Insurance Co., y. Y. City, 54S,25T
Resolute Insurance Co, n. Y. City, 2s2, All
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or seminal Weakness, with all iss trains OF evils,
such as Urethral and Vaginal Discharges, elect,
the Whites, Nightly or Involuntary EnisaiOns, In-
contiusnce fSenitaT Debility and Irritabilty, I'm
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They will be sent by mall, securely sealed, and
conhdeRtially, on receipt OF the money, by
No. s.-edar street, New York,
, 1864-06-16
LATER FROM EUROPE,


NEW xonx, juno 1s.--The steamer Scotia,
Which LETT Liverpool at a:93 4. H., Juac 4th and
.,utensloNn on The evening OF tbs 5ta, arrived at
p. O'clock p. m.
The pcris correspondent Of the London Tine.
learns lhst the French Government sent tHtn del
Ea1ce to America one cir;l. the other military, TO
sscerain tnd report upoa tho real prospects of
lie btl.iserensz. Il 10 asso asserted that over
lt:ta ilaYe Ecen usade y franco to the English
Government with Wow to derive mems to put
'irs stop to the lFlshtiua carnage.
as upfavorabla IT, The Federals, and is prepared to
Ii ar OF Grants failure
The Loudon lorning Star regards Northern
rrofrecte more favorable. and dcpourccs the
cEen solo5ns aa Gsn asrs as1 y yh%ta fas % t.,
fir Lac produced Io results commensurate With
hIs losses and fautdceS.
Mr. l4a.ri In the uo1se Of Commons safd the
Government had not get rece1ved the decision OF
1lc Uni1cd 6iatcf Government relative to the
cor.t martial on setting masteE Don lyau for the
:,,erea murder Of the mate Of the AuElu-Suxan.
{;e Glso said the Government had no lnfoFm1t ton
:tat Bftiish etealLer had been searched IN a
Federal harbor; hy Federal oitcsss, ard ne"spa'
4drices nom Denmark cont1nne very wafllkc,
with many indications that the war will go on.
Spanish ady,ces Indicate an early settlement ol
The ccetfon Of the lontaa Islands 10 dreece II
formally completed.
Lytrroo1, June 4. p, m.-1he Paris Hoa!:t1s
t{-day publishes 1he details OF the French ricto
r'ct over the insurgents In Algeria 1nd!cs&lnE thai
the tns urfectioniets must soon dieperse
sHAsGTA1; April es-Gen. Gofdon deiea.ea u. aa
renele at Naisoo, and expected Inc ca11y SURRENDER
Of Nank1ng ana Soochusut
AElEotnSE, April 26.-New Zealand advice
report two severe enEagcmenta. In one 9! Whlcl
the English troops suffered 4 reverse There II
=" nn,nn immediate prospect Of dose OF tho cam
, 1864-06-16

MOUNTAINS, anu arrived tafeiy at HuItonyll-, in.
side our picket lines on the way North.
There are rnmors in town t.-day that Sheridan
has reached GordonsTiI1e on his .WaJ to Join Hun
ter and dastroy the Richmond and lYncheurg
railroad, ooo Of the pr1nci pal aTenues by Which
the rebel capital was supplied. It Is understeod
that hs will pay visit to Charlottesville iurme-
to the railroads and depots in his pathway. Rc
is accompanied BY a large cavalry and artillery
force. and fully able to cope with any body Of the
enemy with whom he may fall In.
It was suspected At the time that Sheridan
ftarted that be would pass around the South side
Of Richmond and seycr the railroad comuun1ca-
tons leading cut Of that city, but this portion Of
the campaign has probably been entrusted to
kautz. who once before raIded over that territory,
and is therefore familiar With tho country.
the importance Of hIs movement IL nude sp-
parent.
Hunfcr's column is intended to act yieil4rtly
and effectively In the territory In which 1t Is now
engaged. Ats mission IL understood to be not
only to capture Charlottesville and Lynchburg, bqf
connecting them With Gordonsyi}e. With Sheei-
dams assistance, be may be enabled to penetrate
still farther into the country and effect thucap-
ture OF Dnnvtle>
tfs well known that the railroad lines leading
to the rebel capital are noE taxed to thclr utmoss
capacity to supply the inhabitants Of Richmond
and the immense army Of Lee. The peop.e OF
Richlo oad are already suffering from abort Eat1ons,
and II the railroad lines leading to the tnmense
western VirgiEia and the Shenandoah Valley ara
cut OF. the rebels will be compelled to Bend away
an the non comhatants and place the city In q
The New York Timer Washington special say*:
4 Fcont from the front says Sheridan has not been
heard from, but il supposed to have reached
Charlottesville, on the way to LynehbuEg.