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CLEVELAND 1 ERIE IA,


lsd'-4. WINTER ARRAHGEIHaF. 1sss-l
On and aitsr Monday, November Isfh. lsss. p,.,.,-
ser Trans VIII run e follows, (BundaYI ercs1fe1,
LEATE OLEVELAHD.
St3O a. m.--DAY IMPRESS TRAIf IfT-gknn-su--a a
rEiiio1gnoys Rainesvtllss Geneva, 6tabcis,
., Ele 2 1.t Dqn kifk 10 ?. N, Buffalo 5tl1 n -
3il5 2. .ms-ClHClHHATI 1X PH tEl-iiso-. lEs.,.,-s
aLnesF1lls, Asataoula and eifaFd only, and -
1te9 q Er1s So ,. n, Dunkirk s:l7 D. n, Buf.
sass 2. M.1m4IL AEB AOoonMoDATTou-
Sssa2pIinE at All stations and Arrives af Iris e
$40 p, M.-EIGHFExPBFss TRATT-a,,,,,-. !.
as fAinesEille, A1htabula and GiFard oniv. ~
R-tls,o = tlS tS . lSAz = M Dunkizk 80 q
LEAVE RIH
GlO a. M.-1laHf lAPREEH TRETU-lAon.G-y : -
girardi A5htabulA and Pains1ViIIs o5iy. M y.
$40 a. M,--MAIL AND ACO06IM0DA 5-fou 3-RaT
~ Its9Rp5ng e Az stations and arrives e UsVs.
S50 A. TOLEDO ExPREse-sto,p,,v,s : a .,,,...
tons except BWanville Saybroo =, h = Il, -i-5iis
fE5sErH 4ent9r and Wioklins, End GrTisss &
az Clsye1ana e l;sg Z; Z,
rArd, Oonns.ut, Ashtsbula, and Psi6s1vifIis
only and arrives In Cleveland At 6.z5 p n
seoOAd OlAHs o.u are run On al throaGh
An the trains going westward coans,t Al Cl.v.l,,S
Hltn trains Tor Toledo Chicago, Oolambul CI1cI1,
aatll Inqlanaplss 81, Louis, a.; and al thro17h
trainl going Eastward, eonAsot ct Dunkirk with ~
sralns q the y I. y Railroad and AZ Buflio VIZ
tnose Of the New York Central Snd Brfi-io q ~
19tk OltI kallroad8 for New York, AIb4nV 1o.so--
~ "a and q Erie with trAins On -
Il. pay Express, East and West, connects A gIr.rS
With Trains on Eris and Pitt1burFh RsilFoSd ~
hns'Ville' AeadVills, JAmestoEn, q.
UsysiAnd, November ,lsth, issS. - 11'-' 80
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erg3s
THE ALL SUBBIOIENTTH THREY

VIHH ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
Il -iBlESEMABl 4 and ), are protected By Roy.
Al Letters Patent Of England, and leoured bV ~.
seals OF the Acole dc Pharmaeie de Paris and thr
In pertal College Of Medicine, Vienna
No. One ts invaluable for Exhaustion. gDermntnr
rh9a and ell physical dlBabilftise
No. Two completely eradicatss ALI trae.a NJ thou.
diseases that have heretofore been treated bV
sessns and pernicsous uss Of ooravis and oubsbE
Of mercury, thereby nsurlnR 70 the miisnsr S6sS1-
reslei alspersng Al impurities and roofing cuf ~
ERIEsEMARs Nos. !, and 3 are prspsrafiona in a.
form Of LoEsnge5 devoid OF taste and NELL and s-
% carried IN the Eai8tcoat pocket Sold IN fin CO.,
An9 olSiGoq mo se eparat0 doses administered ~
o. oa5es ior 81 which Save g. and IN IN cSSs1
whereby tnore u saving Of e9. To Be had v1hoie.
Kew York. " 94-'A ~
Lmmsdiatsly on receiving remittance Dr. Barrow
WI aAre tne Tresemar TO any part q the Worif
ssoarel peeksd and addressed according % ne n.
Is-sold b q " oLARK. Assnt Tor fH.v.,.n,
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8PFETRL HITIEEB.


sE0ne trial is sufficient 10 oonvince
the most sorupulOuI Of the invaluable and unfsins
efisasEof Msdims zados PorttF's Cura-ivs Balsam
sor the cars Of oolds Coughs, Hoarsonea shortness
Of Breathing, Asthma, Dihculty Of Breathing, Rus-
kiness. Tickling in the Throat. Tishtness Of the
Ohsst, and Consumption.
BS-Madnme Rortsr's Oerativs BalEnm can be OBJ
tainsd 81 Benton Bros, and Strong \ ArmstrOng's
Wholesale Agents, Cleveland, Ohio. m3-R2 IW
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Treatmeptof Group.

Halls Journal OF Heath says:
HCrcup is an inflammation Of ihs inner
surface Of the wind pipe. Infsmstion
implies heat, and that heat must be sub
dued, or the patient will inevitably die
If prompt efforts are made to cool the parts
in case Of an sttsck Of Group, relief will
be as prompt as 1t it is surprising and de-
lightinl. All know that cold applied TO q
hot skin cools it, but all do not as we'll
know and understand that hot water sp-
piled to an inhsmed skin will as certainly
cool it of. Hence the application Of ice
cold water with linen cloths, or almost
boiling water with Woolen flannel is very
efficient in the cure Of Group. Take tive
or three pieces Of Woolen flannel, or two
folds large enough to cover the whole
throat and upper part Of the chest, put
these in pan Of water as hot as the hand
can bear, and keep it thus hot by adding
water from 8 boiling tes-kettle at hand I;
let two or three Of the hsnnels be in hot
water all the time, snd one on the throat
all the time, with dry rag covering the
wet one, SO ss to keep the heat in to some
extent; the hannels should not be so wet
when put on ss TO dribble the water, for it
is important to keep the clothing as dry
as possible, snd to keep NV the process un-
til the phlegm is loose, the child is easier,
and begins to fall asleep; then gently wrap
dry flannel over the wet one which is on
so as to cover it up entirely, and the child
is saved. When it wakes up both hannels
will be dry.
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Haean,s AIsgnoIia Balm.

This b the most delightful and extraordinary ri
ever discovered. It changes the Eun-burnt iAo,
haads to Pearly satin texture Of ravishing bean
Y, imparting the marble purity Of youth, aid thi
pIsTsaUA spTearanoe 30 inviting In the city belle o.
fashion Il removes tan, reOkles, pmples and rough
ness from the skin, leaving the complexion fresh
transparent and smooth. It contains materiAlin In
lurious 70 the skin. PatreniEsd BY Actresses AnS
OIsyA Singer. It q whst every lady should have.
4 ~ Bold EVsEYvheFe.
DEMAS 8. BARNEs6 CO.
General ARenu,
q lnLll.-.-1 N Ern.dEav. Nov YORK.
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OUA CKBRY-I earnestly caution ali

QUA CKBRK-I earnestly caution all
young men suffering from Nervous Debility, &o.,
aEaInst erdangsring their health By patroniEinE
any Of the advertising quscks. You can fully
OF By the methods used BY the Advertiser, and By
hundreds Of othen, AND N NO OTHER WAT.
Resd Letter which VIII send you II you viii send
ne post-p paid envelope bearing your address. Dr.
rect to EDWARD II. TRAYER,
jsuH-R2dau Lock Box, Boston Mass.
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MORNTNGLEADER.
TUR61IY I0RNINg aI1B. s. -Is64.


For special and TELEGRAPH NeSFs--See
First Page. Fer LEGAL and Commercial
N0WB--Ses Fourth Page.
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CLOSING OF MAILS.

l. CLOSING OF NAILS
HAsFuBN THROUGH, for Erie, Busalo, Boston, NeP
York, Hartford, and Willoughby, PAinesvtleB Gene
va Astabula and Oonnesut, closes st $50 A. NJ.
tAsTEEs THROUGH, for New York only, CLOSES q
Pis-1aH M rHaoueH. for Erie. Buffalo, Albany, Bos.
ton, New York and Hartford, closes at s:lG 2. u.
EAsTERE WAY, for ali points between Cleveland an
Erie, closes at 2ss5 ?. NJ.
and Milwaukee, closes at 10 P. NJ, QeaFes 7:s
WrsTHsE TERousE, for Toledo, Dstroit Chicago,
Dubuque, St Joseph anc Cairo closes q " e n.
WLsTERH WAY, for al points between OleSeiAna
and Toledo, closes at p. "a. 49,.
BAEDUsKY WAY, for sandusky and sll intermediate
0aoISs1TI S WAY. for ali points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, CLOSES ct 10 P. NJ Qeaves at 7;oo
OnoiSHLTI THRousH, for Columbus, Dayton, New.
ark and Oncnnst, closes ct 10 P. M, eaves At 1850
OINoTSEATf THRousH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, q. Louis, 1ndisnapola' GAINESVILLE and
PITFsBURGH THRoUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash.
ington, closes at l2:40 P. n.
PITTsBUBGH WAT, for all points betveen Cleveland,
Baltimore and Washington closes 81 1.s0 a. n
B MAHOEIEa WAY, for all points betweon OleTelAnd
and Youngstown closes At 10 P ID, CLoaVes 81 500
. BEDIRA WAY, closes ats An.
BOoKPoRT, &s.. closes onTd dasda7si TnursdeyI ana
BatHrdsyB, at Il M.
ardAYB, ct A. II
=5HARoH CEETEBs Granger, North Royalton &C.
oloees on Tuesdays and Saturdays a. A. u.
WABRRHsFILLH, closes daily, 10:30 A. n.
EAgfOLHVELAND and Euclid, closes daily iat p h
sEMAII and Drop Letters are required, By law 70
ssTAii Uity Circulars are required TO be prs-pAiA
With tWo-oent stamp
Rg- Ofice open from 7:3o a. n. TO 100 P. n. On
0-'---' 80 - - n OOWLEs. Pm
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RRAYToN ) sTOOKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGEERs.
Onoo No. 5 AtWater Building. En+rapo, th.,ush
the Insurance once OH. =. Fai1to BraytSn..A .Af'-ah
HOUSES AND LOTS TOR sALE.

HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.
House and and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-stE. Lot
inzVo. 4T a very desirable location Terms easy
bElek house and Lot corner Of BroWneU and viii
son-sts; Lot 90 feet front, running to the Lake
Can be had at a bargain, ~ '-' LAW
-Four Brick Houses, Nos. 90 e. 81 azd "a Encltd Sc
bots Zoxl35i very desirable location WiIl be sold
sePsTadfeiio ara i9 Or OF aMItegstl M er Terms easy.
Frame House on University Heights LOT e6T366
very de'irable residence. Price 5000. Terms
Brick aOuse 20. I96st Clair-St. Lots7xIsa. 5000.
Terms easy. 00VVO'
House and Lot No. IS sibley-st. Grapss. Peacba,
and small Fruits. Price $500
Brick House No. 2O9 Einsman-st Lot Ilsx20 To
be had at a bargain. AA''- ~
Lot on University Heights: 6sxIqs tsot NJ, Na,t,r.
st.' SOUTH q and near Cleveland Inststute
frame houAs No AZ MOOd-St. Lot s3xiOO; gas and
desirab Bile location '---OO- n 'eiS
Briqk DWELLING, Nos. lol and los Euolid street.
Loss 59innlng through to Huron street. Yery
House and Lot, corner Parkmau and BrovneII-sts.
3SJyople9 3yp s also "a shoe shop. Lot 25xl00 feet
Bulldog Machinery, &C., for the manufscturo Of
- DOaesl Ml5h boards, &c. corner Of Wssr RiVeT
I'm !sat f ~, Tr5SiS good paving business
6ouse and Lot No. 100 OhiO-St 81 s0o
Two 5siek Houses and Lots Eucid-St, near Per.
Cottage, No. ia Laks-st. Lot 2sxIoo taat
House and Lot, No. 227 Sco7flle- Avenuo
10 ISet Se eH sn st extending to the Lake. cor
Five sores on WiIson-Aysnue, with considerable I'm
4s ssaAIREs QlsvslOnd. PainesvIllo = Ashtabua Rail
FARMS FOR SALE
zlV sGles IN BEeoksville 55 acres improved balsnc
choice timber land s25 Der scres TeTTSs sss,-
p Acres in Bedford. Good House and BsT3. Wstor
. and Fruit Price % 500 - -'1
| 100 Acres in Newburgn House and parn TN Otcb
m ards and IS acres Wood Land
proved balance timber
/ y y @ aStes On On y; OiaiT st. small frame house.
"a go 80 On y, hlhsinan-St., opposite the Cemetery,
10 ~ 20 WOOD land, balance fmproysdl on Euoli
hiosa, good springs Of water, fruit, and zoo,
Onoloe and we'll selected lands In IowE Wisconsin
| n I. and and anienigan, n for sale or exchange.
~ fod ~ noEou5g, about miles from Cleveland
1 "a oOoa mouse and barn and fine orchard IS OO0
10 Acres on st. Clair Road, two miles from the Publ
l9 acres on tho Rewburgn Road. House and Barn
/ Fruit, Water, Ac
~ acres IN East Ueyeand, under high state Of cul
1 thaLlon, good house and barn n miles fror
| Oity limits Terms easy - febs
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FLOUR And WHEAT.

TLOURl FLOURl FLOURl-I9O0
bbls fresh ground Flour, In store and for sale
8 Eacka halfbsrreis and barrels 10 Tuit the trade
pealsrs Win e WCll 70 call and ezami1s our gioof
neL1.epzl cna1lng ol9eE 1eIe.
issis Osiis ! Z 8 sas Z 3 Z rsis MIA.
SEVEN TONS CHOICE PENN.
~ lylVnnla BuckWihaat Flour Just fsouivsd ard foF
1set CLARK RoOkARELLER's.
hll HE59 ~ 77--7-
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
III PERIEECE OF AN IHYALID-Publishedf for
the benefit and q warning and Caution to Young
Hen who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay Of Manhood ETC., supplying at the same time
EEE HEAss or sELF-cURE, BY one who has cured him
SELF being put to great expense snd injury through
medical hnmbug snd qusckery.
By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had OF the author.
NATHANIEL MATFAIR, Esq,
feb6-I49dkw Bedford Kings Co., NJ.
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8@J~ a As Royal OoI1sgs 0; PAys;ciGas
GoRdOAs ANgEasd; erOdsaIs Of

E0R6OAs 1.gEasd; erodsals Of
R;OOrd's EospssaI for
FEMALE DIS EASE
sad constant sttsndant Of Paris, London, Rev
leans and Montreal Hospitals fer the last ten yoa
- opansd his OfHos 1t thu
johnson House, Cleveland,
Whsro be viii Be hapIY to meet AL those who are -
aietsd with Hubacute and chronic disesssH
His treatment Is entirely different from ths OH
YIaa, and Is mild, sfioaoiouI and effective. Hhmsd
scinss are uimply vegetable extracts nd oils, thsy
haTS never boen use1 but By two 9th ha phyBlciAns
Ansrioa bs1idss himseE. Hs hAI spsH the ErsatSl
rrt Of his He and thsusands Of dollars in obtaInin
fsS secrets In his Profession. He testu the UriE
sorsIi fOrmI Of disease. EoohArEefoT giving
honasi and tFus statement Of their oaSs.
~+ BPERMATOHHOA, Ea
70 You're nlE.-He can prove 70 yOu in few ml1 :
eteg that he is the only physician You treatsS
With thai cures this disease. For every patient Wh
VIII follow his directions he viii give One Hundre
poaFs he fails n curing this diseAse. No oharRi
Ba1a for oonBultatton. Those At distance who Wisf
- consult the Doctor may do 90 by sending a email
Vial Of urine By mall, with name sex and age and b
vii answer and describe their case and the possIbl7
~ q getting reliei by enclosing return poStATi
ramp mhr3:fT
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Lyons KAFHAIROE.

q, LYONS KATHAIRON.
Eathairon ID from the Greek word ''KAthro, Of
Eathairo," ggnifyinR to cleanse rejuYinats and 70
1tors. This article is What its name signifies. Iol
preserving, restoring and identifying the human
N1rd. Il a agsin owned and put up By the Original
fro1rleters and q made with the same care skin
md attsntion which gave sale Of over one million
bottles per annum.
IL q 10 most delightful Hair Dressing.
ltersdfcates scurf and dandrud.
lt keep1 the head cool and clean.
Is makes the hair rich, soft and glossy
Tt restores hair upon bald heads.
ID prevents the hair from falling OF and turn
Ing grey.
ANY lady or Rentisman who values beautiful head
Of hGsr should use Lg0n's EathairOn. II Is known
and used throughout the civilized world. Sold By al
nsgpsctAble dealeEs. sH
uly1-BzsoW New York.
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RRILR0AD8,
0LEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
~ CIHOIHHAT7 RAILB0AD.

I1H bElAEU. UU1UMHUH u
~ CIHOIHHA1I RAILROAD.
iass-4. WIHTHR ARBAKezEHHT. ISsBA.
o. and sfss- Monday, Hovsnbsr lsth, Fslus--.r
esss Sl isaEe Cleveland - ioloFs' lASndngge
1st Traln--Ss4O A. M.-WEUNHAT HxPREs9
shsibTl e. 3sifaito2 Mellington, New koneols
On t1lIS, S,,rS, Rs,SwHre LegI Center and WoEt6lng
b1- IN = & n ossstlins at le-lo 4 s Cc.gl.
n, So Louis lO:l5 a n, sSSoii- ~ =.
-, SSiI9 i1 ~, ~ m n sS5t aaTaS 4;lb p-D-s CE'
d FrRin-91O p M.--AOJ0nauDAFIe
= Ssqgs ~ (. Al y sI7loaas, nc aSTtVes IN ool1nbu
Sd Eraia-1slO p. M.-A1GHT EXPRnE1-ek
DON shelby, drsstiiss Gallon, siissd, os,iiSS
on and Delayarsi arriving q Crnstllna at i0i1
5ei'nSSti 9.l l;o - = y: DaSso2 - = A.
HoaS ~ ~ p ~ OAlro 500 NJ u NaYns1s19
e. m-s and OhleAgo via Ora!tlils 1910 >. =.
fF9nl leave Columbus at 80 and 100 =. n, 8copm.
arrive at OlsEeiand s.aOa- m, 2.D and SsooD. =.
OOAEEOTIOEz
shaIbg-g4ndusky, ManGnsld 4 Newark RaiIrosd, fcP
~ 9!iH1na9eld. Nc. VsEaons Newark. Ea1ss-
oEsSilins-Pif Pifzb1rsh, Fo-s WAYNE ualoaEo RAG.
Eosas !oTelt1 Upper sanduskys Delpho1, =,
.. 9s. !ort soa Wye, LagoEts, 0hieago, -.
oEaloa nd Belisiontins Railrosd Linz, for a-son,
diansgoli., TerTs nRuts, FilcslrsS. T1,1S
Vile Louisville, Cairo, 81. Lofi5 ~ :
ge!a .fo-g1th epringheld branch isr g1rinrFsId
Oolumbug-Littls Miami 3 Oolum hoI- a17S 80.
katlroedi for 1snia, Dayton, fndilnSsoill
Eerre Hsute, Sc. LouiI, MorroV7 Eo1si--,f
and Cincinnati, and With ne Ohio 4 70.
1lpDt Railroadg 1Oiaeinnati ifor Loui11i7IsI
EEangEille, Cairo, Sc. Louis, ald N $500
on the Ohio FiTsf.
Uelllbu Ohio RaIlroadS for Hsuurk, Eunsu.
vile, EheelinR, 6o.;. Colum hnS, pI1ns 4
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, -,
- Tor Tickets q al poinss and informatIo1 A.
" e the Passenger Station, and at union TicEst
Omoos lk7 Supsrior-st
UsysIAnd Nov. ls, Isss. Bus:ristalsss.t 3; ~.
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EF-Ise0-x.
DRAKFs PLANEAuON BTTTERa

pRAKFs PLANTATION BITTERs-
4hev rurify renFfhe1 and invigorats.
4heT create haslfhy appetite.
TheT are an anfidcts 70 change OF Ester and diet.
ThsY overcome e1e1tg Of dissipation late hours.
They strengthen the eygtem and enliven the mind
I1ey prevent mia1matio and Intermittent fever.
IhsT ptri Z thc breath and aridity Of the stomach
They cure Dygpep5ia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhoea, Oholera and Oholeramorbu
1heT cur Liver Complaint and Headache.
hsF are t1e hsst Esttars IN the world. They rake
Tie weak man strong and exhausted nature great
fegtofef- Iney are made Of pure st. OrOt1 kumi the
cslebrated laiseya Bark, roots and herbsB and 81
taken with the pleasure Of beverage, without r gare
C agB or time Of day. Particularly recommended g
eesc1te p6r1onl requiring gentle gtim uiant 6oio
~ ell GFocegB, DruggiEtst Hotela and saloons
q. p. DRAKE q CO..
IusyI-RzoOv sa1 Broadway, h.
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n A FRIKED IN HEED-ERT IT, =
sIH. REest'n IHEAl4LIBLEh EhlHIMHHT d proPaN
EEom the Feoips Of Dr. stsShsl SWeot, Of Oonnooic
hs est bone ssttsr and has bean uIsd IN hlE prasl
10 F the last twenty yeArE with the most aItonh
NJ success. Al an external remedy Il tn without
lVai and Will Alleviate pain more Gpesdily than Al
oeEaf prepAratiou FOR nil Rheumatio and HorToF
DIloTiers III II truly Infailfble md q ourstivs
boregi HOundG, sprain1, Bruises, 30, rs Boothr1
1ealnG and powerful siren gtbeling lrop ens1tle
ote tha inst wonder and Of all who bhH
oTof GYan it trial Over four hundred certtnoAts,
g FomaEkhble ourdg Performed By Il within the ln1
tWo yearE, attest 20 this fRcts Strong ArmHronfi
AGs1ts for Ulayalhnd- aitaoudhW=k28
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1854. WINTER ARRAEQElEHF. lar-G
Quad after Monday, November isth. lssl. P,.-.-,.
sxceptsd): = e9----ss
gtOO A. ms-OHICAGO PRE9S-gsozr A Brv1n
araft9n, Oberlns HorWalk, MOnrosTilIs. BSIiS-
Eue5 glTde, Fremont and Eimors, and arriVa1 a
Toledo az l2a , H. Detroit $50 ?. H.; and tlhi-
9TO5 p. m.-WESrERH HAIL-ssp.. n an -.
tons On Southern Division, snd arrIVaI ~ ~
ledo at SO ?. n; OhfcaFo 800 a. ~
4LSO r M.-hOhIHEkN MA1ls-Stopl a an Tfn.
lions On Northern DiFiIion. and arffVs5 u -
srSO Z. m.-AlGHT EXPREEs-Stonlnto Al oraeo1
AorWalk, Monroeville, Olyds, and Fre1nonf Si11
EIixSs at Toledo o. l2 P. H.; Detroit 500 a. N
and Chicago II l0:s0 A. n. -
OOHHEOTIOHB. s--.---
Connections are made At MonFoeyfIIe vfth N. a.-,
an1EyJ Msn4aeld Newark b r., a OTde rrifi ~
Dsnaqlkyr DAYTON Cincinnati b. r.. A. Tre-soo3
Win fremont = Indiana r. B., and ~ Toio5o 1'IfS
tne nieniFan Southern . Northern Indiana "a -
leao Mabaan Railroads for chicago, DefFolf Inof-
lons lort Naynes Logansport, LafsYstte. Csiro ~
sons .. Louis and al points West. Ho-thTos5 "a
Trains arriEs IN Osyaland from FoIsde and IA.
Ne9t . ~ A. M..-E5 ?. n, aud s.5s ?. =. Fra1
5andu1kY Il ss75 A. n. u, ID RTJfIr riR 7-,-is
OleEeland. November IS, 1881.
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~ - 4-oNoAA OAAA1as
TAs Track Is Stone BaIIastsd and Is rss from Dss,G
FOUR DAILY TRAINS
From Pittsburgh to Philadelphia,
with close connections from Western Oitis..l Al
eonnefting direct 70 New York,
Through PHILADELPHIA.
And Close Connections ct Hsrrisburah for
BALTIMORE & WASHINGTON.
ALSO,
From Pittsburgh to New York.
One Train runs daily C4s9 miIes,l via AIIsatovu.
without change Of Cars, arriving
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER ROUTES,
Nine Daily Trains From
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
~ Brickets for Sale 10 Boston By Boat or Rail and
Boat Tickets good on any OF the Found hines.
Fare to al Points as LoO as 5y any other Routs
SLEEPING OARs on Night Trains 70 PhiladsI
phial New York and Baltimore.
Baggage Checked Through and Transssrrsd Frs-
TRAEsPO RTATIoN.-MerchAndiss Produosan
Live STOCK carried with despatch, at Lowest Rates,
OHAS. THOMSON, Local A gent, ClsEeland.--
Wh. Il. HOLMES, EHOOH LEWIS.
Gen Pass Agent, Genn Sup't,
chicago. nj. UanIIl Altoona Pa
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RBoFl13o8 or EL1oTBcPATHH AID EMDIoIEl,
Omce-1l9 Seneca Street, few doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite the CITY Hotel.
Once hsurs frems to Il and from Ito O'Clock
daily (Sundays eTcapted
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POsT-OFFIeE TIMETABLE.
1884. Winter Arrangement 1884.
FOB TIE
Arrival and Closing Of IEailS
AT THI
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,

ss-MsIIs will ss opened and ready for delivery one
hour after arrival OF trAtnl.
BWAu Mails close one hour before departure OF
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 7.O0A M, and 1:4O and
U 6:25 p. n.
Nastsrn Way arrives at lob A. II.
Pittsburgh Through arrives ct e:25 A, l.
do Way arrives at $40 P. n.
Bandusky Way arrives ct 9.2o A. ~.
MahcninR Way arrives at $50 p. NJ.
OInoinnaf Through arrives at $50 A. NJ, f5o p IL
40 Way arrives ct 500 p. ID.
Western Through arrives at 9s5 M and $50 p. H.
do Way arrives at E45 p. II.
Medina Way arrives at 400 P. N. -
Rockport, &C., srrves Tuesdays, ThurIdAyH and ses
urdays at II NJ.
BrscksYle, Bath, Ao., arrives MondayI and EridAyI
sharon Center Granger North RoyaIton, ko, arrives
Mondays and Fridays at P. M.
WarrensVille arrives daily at l0:l5 A. n.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily ct A. h
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TONS0RIAL.

ManulaetursrO Of all kInas q WIes. InoluaIns be
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OOEHEOTIOHs
1884. Pennsylvania Central 1884,
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.
WITH ms OoFET0TIEs7

Is First Glass Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
zAs Track is Stone BGIIdstsd and IS Frss from D,.sl