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.ENERAL lEAL FSTATE AaENoY,

GENERAL ZEAL ESTATE AGENCY,
VI I6S SupeTio- street, Cleveland, Ohio.
The undersigned receives on sale improved and
unimproved City J-operty, Farms. Garden, mino
I'll, Coal Petroleum tnd Western Lands, negotia.es
Loans Securities >ud Stocks, Leases, Tenements
Rni Lands, colleotr Gents and other legal demands
counsels and pros@sutes Real Estate and other
Claims. He offers sale
In otc-lin-A IA tory house snd = acrs lot for
sl,5OO.
1913 Liberty IT., CI-roluud-House and lot g6xl35
feet, for $500.
rs Jersey strcct-B --uso and lot S2x2I5.
ZIC Franklin street House and lot 42x14o.
Corner Clinton Pax ana Lake streCt-l1I story
cottage and loI S0xo0.
ISL PitisburE stre-y-Tvc-story brick house with
tascrn Mt, gas zid Trtsr, and brick harm.
Farm Of l5U acres, Eslf milo east Of Euclid creek;
house large tDJ-stCry, with hOrSe-bGrn ead
three grain Rnf cuttlc-bRrng.
Suburban residence ou tho Street Rail-osl, 6I
acres. brick twe-Ftcry house, everything nice,
with Fruit, Shr1bbery, &c, fer sale or exchange
for country FSore, OF good manufacturing
inter- stE.
80 acres Of Prairie Land in Kossuth county, Iowa,
for sale OF oXchsuge.
Farm Of $50 acres, JcO acres heavily timbered and
40 acres meadow, watered with springs and
never-feiling stream running through the
middle Of the farm, in Hampshire county, Sth
District, West Virginia, six miles from Rom
ney, tbs county seat; for sale or exchange for
a farm. An inducement is offered.
Fam in Jeferson, ishtabuls county, two miles
from the Court Pouse; 260 acres, 100 acres i'm
proved; good orchard spring water, plenty Of
timber, and good sugar orchard; first rate
grazing farm; sou clay and gravel. viii cell
the who,e or Is0 acres, including buildings.
Land Dealers abroad are requested to address 1fs
Superior street, enclosing, with their orders and
sale lists, & stamp.
decl5 /. A. WILCOX.
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BELIiS sPRCIFIO PILIlWAP

EAETED II ALL CAsE5--Oan b relied
Fever fsE to euzal Do not nauBsatsl Are speed
In sotioul No change Of dat required Do notiK
tsrf.rs With business pursulisl Oon be ussd With.
eaf dstsotioni Upward Of 200 eursE the past month
.-sone Of thsn very psvsrs oAse1. Over enc hun
drsd phyaiciGns have used them IN their Prae-
tios. ard Epeak weli of thsr sEicaoy, and spProTs
e thsiE composition, which b entirely Vsgssabis,
Gad harmless On the System. Hundreds Of certi1-
eates esn Be zhoNn- BsHs 6peotae Pills are the
original and only genuine Epscifo Pin Thsy arc
adaptod ior male and female, cldor young and
ehs-only Fetabls remedy for electing . parma
Rent nnd gpeedy cure IN Al cases Of spormat0EThoa
% 1euinel Heak1e.s, with Al its trains Of evils
guoh e 0rethTsl and Vaginal Discharges, Glest,
ne Whites, NlghtlyoE Involuntary EmlE5ions In
oontnenoes Genital Ds5llity and Irritabilify, I'm
potency, Weakness or l08s Of Power, Nervous De-
bility &C., &e., al Of which ariuO principally fro
fionni deTangement, and incapaoitatee che sufferer
frOm fulfilling the dnfies OF married Hfs. In al
sexual disaases &c Gonorrhea, GeSt and strioturor
Dnzsliting Physician for ths treatment o. Seminal
UrlnerT, EsxuaL and Esrvou1 Diseases, who VIII
Iond, ff5e 20 nll the following yaluablo Hork, tn
sealed envelopes
EHE EIEEIEEE THOUEAFDs-DE. Bells Treatise on
Sslf AbuBs, Premature Decay, Impotence and Loa
of Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness,
Nightly Emissions, Genital Debility, &c., ao.,
pamphlef Of e. ps9ca, Containing Important ed.
Fios 20 tho afaieted, and which Ghoald be road &
0sery sufferer, the means Of IN the ssTeresl
stages & piainlE SET forth- Two stamps required
% paJ postage uiT2l;R3;rlc.w " fFi&EE
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MNnanrtaL.
XVIGS AND HAIR WORK.
VIZ, D T'S NEW ESTABLIEEKEN7,
TIE LARGEST IL THE STATE,
F1R RIs KAMRH Eg8 LADIES' HAIR DRESSEa

90 PUBLIC SQUARE.
Manufactures Of su kinds Of WIGS, ineludins
the celebrated
I'LL USHQEa WIG,
thst 90 resenbIeJ nature as 10 defy the Aosest
scrutiny. A very large and beautiful stock Of
LONG HAIR. lb~5ught by the proprietor from
Europe for SWITCHES snd BRAEn@ths finest
assortment ever seen IN this city.
Ladies' Front Pieces and ESIf.Kigs.
In evsSy stY!a, with al improvements.
SETS OF OURLs, made from French Eatura
Ourled hair tyusIsnteed.)
EUGENE DOUBLE and TRIPLE BOWS,
WATERFALLS, &o.,
Eisde BY the advertiser, equal to those imported.
Ladies' BrAids made into any kind OF Hoad. .Drs
OF Bow without injury to Switch.
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING IN the most prsTA'
nsand fashionable styles.
RSrAl work warranted 81 represented.
HOT and COLD BATHS at all hours dec2s
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nFPORTANF 10 LADIFADF. Hsr-

vsy'G Female Pills never Jet fziled IN rsmoT
Ing difficulties arising from obstruction, OF stor-
page Of nature, or In restoring the system 20 per.
set health when suffering from Spinal AdectionE,-
Prolzpgus, Uteri, tbs Whites, or other weakness ,
the Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harm
i'm on the constitution, and may be taken by the
Hiost delicate female without causing distrs5s-the
fame time they sot Ike chsrm By strengthening,
inyiForntins and restoring the system 20 health
condition, and by bringing On the monthly period
With regularity, no matter from what oausos the
obstruction may arise. They should however, EoI
Be taken during the hrst three months 81 pregnsn.
eT, though safe At any othsz Enss q misoarrisGS
would be the resuit.
Aaoh box contains 60 pills. Price 90.
Or. HAHNET's IEEATIsE on Diseases OF Females,
Pregnancy, MiscarEisgs, BsrTenRess sterility, Re
production, and Abuses Of Nature, and emphatioal-
ly the Ladies' Private Medical Adviser, q pamphlet
Of g. pages sent free 70 any Eddrass. Six cents
Quiref % pay postage.
The piIlE and book win be sent BY mail Fhsn do
EiT5d, securely sealed, and prepaid, By
J. J.BETAH, II. D., General Agent,
Nc. T6 Cedar st., New York.
- Sold by all the principal Druggists.
g. ". CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Cleveland.
iulz9l- -ilS.Fn y. ftWT
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Selling Quit Selling Out

IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE
lgreatlF advanced prices Of Goods. and the un-
settled state Of the market, have determined to
close out my present business, and will therefore
from this day commence offering my entire Stoeir Of
Goods at such prices IS viii insure their spe q
sale. cannot in the briof space Of an advertise
ment, enumerata the articles in the stock, but it
comprises hne stock of Linen Goodz, Flannels,
BIanksfs Dress Goods Black SIlkg Banorsl skirts,
ShaWls, Ladios and Cent? Handkerchief, Cotton
and Wool IN Hosiery, Bombazines, Alpacss, White
Goods, Embroideries, Lace Curtains, Table Cloths,
Napkins, Velvet Ribbons, and full assortment cf
Goods usually kept by me. All goods will positive
ly be offered as low, and many articles even at
les price, than they can now be purchased for IN
the Eastern market. Tho public, we'll ss coun-
~ merchants, viii find this good opportunity Of
,erms. All are inv ted to call sad secure come Of
he bargains. S. LYMAN,
b ep20 Cor. Superior Sc. and Public Square.
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A RTIFICIAL TEETH, upon Vulcan
hits Rubber Base, with our mode Of inserting
and fixing, are pronounced by all to be the most
perfect; natural, pleasant and useful in eating,
speaking singing, BESIDES what is Of slight
Importance they are chesper and will wear longer
than any other. a Complete SeJ at ONE D0LLA r
PAR TOOTH, which can be made in one day. The
fact is the dIy Of Metal Plates is past for ali that
them discard the old set if able their superior
ity being apparent to all.
ALEX. B. HALLIWELL, N. D., and
J. r. DANIELS, Dentists.
Southwest corner Ontario street and Public So.
Established over l. wears. nO26
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and vicinity that he has opened Dental ONCE at
NO. 21 SUPERIOR STREET, MARBLE BLOCK,
Formerly occupied by Dr.. M. J. Dickerson.
He is now prepared TO perform all the operations
upon the Teeth necessary for their preservation in
a thorough and ntilllul manner.
Artificial Teeth Inserted, from q single Tooth to
On entire sot, upon Gold. Silver and Yulcaoized
Rubber base, ana warranted to give good Hatisfac-
tic n in sl cases.
DIFFERENCES :-E. & T. Fairbanks, st, Johnsbury,
Vt; Hon L Poland, Chief Justice, St. JohnsbuTy.
VT; Dc. Dio Lewis, Boston, Mass; Hemsn Ely,
Esq Ely ria, Ohio; n. B. Gates Elyria, Ohio.
4 OARD.-Dr. Diekerson takes this opportunity
to express his grateful sckn oE Judgments to the
many friends and patrons who have favored hin
with their confidence. Having disposed Of my
practice to DR.. Newton it affords me great pleas
ure that I am able to recommend in him thorough
and skiTul Deatist, and in whose integrity it will
be safe TO rely. oe2:l64
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a LCOH0L-F0R SALE AT THE
Il lowest msrket rates by
CHURuHILG PECTHER,
6als Druggists, l2S Ontario II,
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ETNE DAILY TRAIEs FROM =
RHILADELRHTA 70 NEW YORK
New York & Harlem Railroad.
NOTICE no TRAVFbER9.
DWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAIIY

TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays e1eepted.)
MORNING EXPBESS, leaving Tr0y at 0:15 A..
Nj from Albany ct Budson River Depot at 9s35 A.
n, arriving ct HsR York st p ?. N.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 500
P. n; from Albany ct 3:I6 P. n arriving ct New
York at $3.50 n, connecting with express trAiR1
for Philadelphia and Warrington City.
The Cincinnati Express from Bufialo connects
with the 1885 ct Albany for New York By the Hsr-
lem Road.
For the better accommodation Of the public, Ar
rangemenis have been made 10 run the trains Of
the Hudson River Railroad Co. and those OF the n.
Y. and Harlem Railroad 20. at different hours mom
Albany and Troy.
As1 Ccrs Of he be5t construction, and most convent
eRt for the ule OF passengers, have been placed on
TIE HARLEM ROAD.
Passengers viii be Ticketed and Baggage checked
over this road direct to New York BY the Central
b. 3. Co., and all connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson BiTsr hailroad Co. and Of
this Co. will be received b. sfther road and Bag
gage checked By either Company viii be delivered
in New York without change OF checks.
Nov. "a, 1854. +. A. CHAPLIN, Sup's.
FORD 4. GBEEg Advertising Agent nOs&R3
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No violent Swinging of the Head,
The Sense Of Taste and Smell Restored.
For centuries Oatarrh has dehsd the skill Of ply
sicians and surgeons. no medical work contains q
prescription that viii ersdicate t. Nothing save
DR.. Goodale's Remedy will break 1t mp, radically
destroying the principle Of the disease, and pre-
oluding the possibility Of a relapse.
1t penetrstes to the very seat Of this terrible dis
case and extsrminates it, root and branch forever.
From the New York Comm reial AdTertiseT.l
HAY, Rose AND EBIODIC CATARRH.-Dr. Z. Good
ale's Catarrh Remedy and mode OF treatment, not
only affords the greatest relief in every variety of
Ostarrh but it the disease forever in
all its stages. Every one speaks well Of IT,,
Price 81 per bottle. Gend q stamp for DR.. R.
Goodale's New PRmphlst on Catarrh-Its Perfect
Mode of Treatment and Rapid Our'.
NORTON & CO., Sole Ag'ts, rs Bleeker St., N. 7.
Sold by G. W. CLARK, jle Superior st. de5:R3
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ReaI AaeuEies.

E1OR SALE.-KINSMAN STREET
u Lice two-story Cottage House with ever
convenience, and thre o acres of land.
ERIE sT.-GO-d, new HOHse, looms, and lot
5000.
UaIYERsITY HEIGHTs-GoOd House and lot
SlSOO.
VACANT LoT-on Oourflard st. $50.
BRIDGE Stood House, rooms, and lot; 5000
EAGA IT L0C-l2lx2J2 ft on ScOvlll aTenus
ST. CLAIR sT.-Esar Wilson sv.; to l3 acres.
EAST EYEGAHD-GOsd House, rooms, Rnd
BesTly an &C of land. S160G.
PROSPECT ST.-Esat OF Erie, two story brick
Eouso, with marble mantles, slate roof, &c
Lot 3,xl40. keceutly occupied by Cow .Brough
EUCLID ST.-GOOd two. story brick House, marble
nantleB not and cold water, bath room, &c.
ERIE ST.-Nesr Euclid. two story frame House
and lot s3xs9 f. $4,000
and lot 15TIas f. s6tk 3s5j6k House. two st0riss
LAKE sF.-Eice twH-story cottage House and lot
50Ks9 # $500
GARDEN ST.--Near Hudson, one-and R-half EtorJ
House, and lot 54x92. S3250.
CEDAR sF.-rwo.Ftory frame House and Lot 5S1
lS3. $1,000
COLUMBUS ST Thistle House for sale on long
credit.
COLUMBUS sT.-GAod frame House, Il rooms,
good barn and fruits.
TRACY ST.-Housv and Lot. $1,000.
TRACY ST.-Houss and Lot. $500.
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z NLEVELAND AND 1OLETO Z. z
I554-s. WINTER EBRASaEHESF. lsa-s.

On and after Monday, Oct. SLIT, 1854, Passsngsr
Trains VIII laEYe Cleveland Is o1lOEs (SundayB exc
oeptsd:
$40 =. M.-OHI6AGO EXPRESS.-Stops at Rersa
Grafton, ObsTlin, WakBmAn, NorWaIk, monrC e
vile, Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and ElmoFe,
and arrives at Toledo at I2:t5 P. r., Chicago st
u:30P. and Detroit - P. Il.
2s40 p. m.-WESEERE MAIL.-Stops st al stations
on Southern Division aud arrives at Toledo At
7.25 P. M chicago at b:45 A. n and Detroit at
l0s30P Y.
4:so P. M.-NORTHERE mAIL.-Stops At al a.
tons on Northern DiEEi0n, and arrives At San.
duslZy at 7:l0 P. n.
l0s0 2. M.-HIGBF EXPBES5-Stops at GrAfop,
horFalk. MOnroeFiile, Oiyde and Fremont, and
z=zfvda ~ l1iado e ? 41 A n. ChiclRo II 1sao
P.h. and Detroit as 500 4. n,
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Connections are made at MOnrOeTiIIe with the gan,
du5ky, Mansfield Newark Z. B.; at Oiyde With th1
sandusky, Dayton Oincinnsti Z. B.; at Fremont
with the EremOab Indiana b. B. and At ToleIo
with the Michigan Southern 2 Northern Indiana a1d
Toledo wabash Railroads Tor Ohicago, Detroit
JseEsons EoIt Hayns logan5port, lafayette, Cara,
Alton, So. boGta and al points We5t Horthvsst snd
Southwest.
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo ana tbs
West az 9:sI A. H. 2:a5 P K, aud $40 P. x. FrO0
sandusEy 81 g:l5 A. \. L. d. RUCKER, enD'E.
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utftaI apflffe,

DISEASES or THE NERVOUS,
1sninaI, Urinary and sexual Organs-nsW and 70
liable trsstns1t-sa reports Of the Howard Aaso-
eiation-ssnt sy nail IN uealed lattern, envelopes
frosof ebargo. Addros Dr. J. 6KILLEE HoUeH.
TON. Howard Association, 80. south Einth St.,
Flilsssnhias p, EsrsOBQ
MA4RIA0EIAL Li-LADIES AND
Gentlemen, II you wish to marry, address the un-
dsrsignsd, Who wiz send Jon without money and
without price, valuable information that viii ena-
BE Jon to marry happily and speedily irrespective
q sge, wealth OF beauty. ThiI information viii
cost yoa nothing and Il you wish to marry, I VIII
c1earf1llF assist you. An letters strictly eonhdon.
tai Ihe desired Information sent b. return mail,
And no questions asked. Address SARAH B. LAM
eAAIs GreenPoinf, King oountys heW York.
oolsslsI:dzH
TIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPE-
RIEECE or AN IRVALID-PlbIsned for the
bene6t and a. 8 CAUTIOE TO YOUNG MEH and
cthera. who suiIer from Nervou1 Debility, Prena-
turo Decay Of Manhsod, ac, suppl lying at the same
time TIE mEaEs or SEIF-OEKE- By one who has
cured himself sft5r undergoing considerable quack-
cry. b euslosng q postpaid addressed envelope,
Ilngis c1pie1 may be had Of author.
NATHANIEL MAFFAIR, Esq.,
ceo;loa Brooklyn, Kings county, n. z.
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shsiby-SsnduskT, sIsDsgcld & Newark Railroad %
hansfald, AZ. Vernon. Newark, zans5Tnla
Orestins-Ptttsburzh, Fort Wayne 3 Chicago Rail-
road, Eofosts Upper bandusky, Delphos, Lima,
Eort % ayne, LapoTto, chicago, &c.. West ard
East for Manshsld, Wooster, Massiilon, 80.
Grafton and Hallsfcntaiue Railroad Line or harionr
bellctontsiru, Sidney, Union, huncie, Indlsn-
apots, Ierre linute, Finconncs, EYnnITilla,
Louisville, gair0, -. Louis 40.
DeleVnro-Wi.h S-ringheid Branch for srrfnrasId
Ooiumbus-Littla Miami 3 Columbus. and Tslts
kstlroed, frr Ngnia, Dayton, tndianapoiI7
Ierre Haute, 81. Louis, Morrow, LoyolsDd and
Cincinnati, end Tiih the Ohio and missisgiPFi
heilrccd e. iincinnEd for LouigTiile, ETaRG-
vile, Ceiroi 70. LouI, and al Polnsi on ths
Qoiumbus-CentrAlp Ohio Railroad for Newark Hausa.
diana Rsilrond for Piqua, Urbana. q.
R-EOr Tickets 70 all points and information apllT
at the Passenger Station, and ss Union Ticket OeS
iH Superior street. n :. FLINT
Cleveland. Oct Il, 1854. gzperintsndeni.
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Holidays or Any Other Days.

THE LARGEST, FINEST AND BEST
il selected stock of Ladies and Gents Watches,
Diamond Work, Jewelry. Silver Ware, Plated Ware,
and Fancy Goods ever exhibited West Of the Ale
ghsnys,at f
cRITTENDEN'S,
Under the WeddeII House.
de15:1S9
EANCY OIGAR-STANDS, BOOK
u Racks, Brnckets, &C., for the HoIidaYs. at
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LIST Train-s;O5 A, M.-CIHOINNATI ExPREss,
stopping At Grafton, Wellington, New Lon
dons Shelby, 7Crestlids, Gallon, Gilesd, Car
dingtou, Ashley, Delaware, Dsais Centrs ~
Woethington. .ss = 1ITis-7l
"a Train-z;i5 P. M.-AOOOMMODATIOF .-Stou-
a. AL stations, and arrives IN ColumbrH At 20
P. H. Cincinnati 3.5g A. n. r
u Iralns-lo:Oo ?. .m.-hIGHf hGF FRESS-stopping
et Grafton, wellington, New London ehslbT,
Crestiina, Gallon, Gfsad, Cardington and bSl,
aware. n r.
Trains la0ys Columbus At I:40 and l0:75AM, 2:s0
arrive = OlsTeland 9.ss A. -, : md ! = ;. n.
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FAha hFV UUI IhUFHhII.
I32 1-2 Acres in Bsckporti S55 per acre, down.
90 Acres In independence, house, bsrn and choice
fruit. $1,000.
63 Acres in Parma N State Road, 9 miles from
city; brick house, ten rooms, two barns, corn
house. 30. S45D7.
GRISF MILL-PerTnanent watsr.poWer, house and
barn, 90 acres O. land, fruit, &C. $500.
JOHN G. JENNINGS,
Real rats and insurance Agent,
dsl3 AtWater Bulldog.
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TPERIOR STREET, NEAR v
HOUSE IN q
Gammlsslau @srERsgts.

P. THATUHHR, JR-, g. a. EURF
G. v. GARDHER, A. O. HEAI8I.
THATCHER GARDNER, BURT 3
L co.,
STORAGE AND PRODUCE
cox KISsI0 kEROEANTS.
Ones and Warehou5s ID and 70 herWin street,
OLEVsL. l. OHIO.
Propristors Of tbs H.sT UNION RAILWAY,
SHIP AND CANAL GRAIN ELEVATORS, lad
joining tho New Freight Depot Of the @. @. &C.
RAilrosd 90. on MerWln street, having . storags
capacity. Two hundred and nifty thousand bushelE
Of Grain.
DEALEBS TN-Grain, FIo1r, Fish, HighWines,
Pork, Lard, Butter, Seeds and Country ProduOs
generally.
Agents for "eAlt Company Of ORondAgA.n Salt
sold always st the Oompany's prices.
Salt, Water Limo and Grain 70 be shipped onths
@. o. B O., @. 7. or O. 4 Z. Railroads and their
connections delivered in Car Lots Free Of Drayags,
=2-srs-Sz sss-t-.x - ia-E1---v, c@asl-ssE
FOR Sale or Shipment. VIII give personal attention
10 the purchase and sale Of Produce and Merchan-
disc on Commission.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made on su
OonEignments. We are prepared to receive and
Ship BY Canal, Lake or Rail, without cartags)
Grind-stones, Marble, Slaves, Lumber and OOarss
Freights Of all kinds, having the only Derrioks 70
the City for the transfer Of heavy FreiShts-
~ Refer to Banks and Business Men generally.
iunolS:BE
T FEUSIER AGENT AND CON-
q 9 MISSION Merchant for sales Of Flour, Grain
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Our officers and men behaved with the
most distinguished gsllantry, and, consider
ing the disparity of force, achieved most
brilliant results in retarding the march of
the hostile columns and filing them with
well-groundsd apprehension. At last
accounts the indefstigable Wheeler had
collected his men and was again hacking
away at the rear guard.
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NEW DENTAL ESTABLISHMENT
a. q. NEWTON

Respectfully announces to the people Of Cleveland
and vicinity that he has opened Dental ONCE at
NO. 2Il SUPERIOR STREET. MARBLE BLOCK,
The New York herald., 1864-10-31
THE NEW STATE us NEVADA.

Proclamation by tho President cvad,
Admitted Into the Union.
whereas, the Congress OF the United states rass.d
act which was approved the 21st day o. March lac
entitled "An act enable the people OF Ne~ds to for
a constitution and State Government" !" and 'or the
mission Of such State into the Union an eqa ooh
with the original States;
Whereas. tho said constitution aud state govrnms
have been formed psrsuant to the conditions prscrbe
by the NTH section OF the act OF Congress aores an
the certificate required by the said act and aS COP
OF the constitution and ordinances have been sumts
70 the President OF the United States;
Now, therefore, be 10 known that l. ABRAHAM lsootl
President OF tho United states, In accordance wh th
duty imposed upon By the acl OF Consress afesah
do hereby declare and proclaim that the said safe
Nevada Ia admitted into tho Union sQuaIbolir
with the original statea
In witness whereof have hersupto sot my Ind sn
caused the seal Of the United Statss 70 Be afnxs.
Doss ., the city OF Warrington this thirty y.hrslday
october, IN the year Of oar Lord one thousan sigt
hundred and sixty -four. and sf tho ndepsadsnco %
United States ths slghty-ninth.
ABRAHAM IINCIN.
BY the President:
wnlaAu n. sxwARD, Secretary OF State.
The New York herald., 1864-10-31

The Presideattai Eicctioa-The Vote OF
lsSO-The Present Ortsts -The Eioct0-
raj Colleges.
The following table, a. between the anti
slavery republican party OF 1860 and the
various opposition elements combiocd. exhibits
the division Of tho popular vote in the last
Presidential election, Ia each of whs. are now
known as the loyal States, and the sum total on
each side, together with the number Of electors
in each State then and now:--
VOTE FOR PRESIDENT IN 1860.
The New York herald., 1864-10-31

SECURITY or RAILWAY TRAvErLISG.--The re-
cent wholesale act Of brigandage on the Erie
Railway, coupled with the Briggs murder case
alarm and speculation. People ask themselves
TO what we are coming il crimes like these can
be perpetratcd in regularly organized commu-
mites. In England stupid facilities are afforded
for them by the aristocratic prejudices which
insist on introducing class distinctions in rail
way travelling, by dividing of the carriages
transversey into compartments. On our lines
the same thing was formerly done, but it was
soon abolished as being opposed 70 convenience
and to American ideas generally. The only
wonder is that in England the practice has not
more frequently afforded opportunities for
crimes like the murder in question.
The affair on the Erie Railway is OF charac-
ter to inspire even still greater apprehension.
With rebel brigands and assassins on our bor-
der, ready to commit any species OF atrocity,
! the example thus set by the prize fighting ruf.
fans concerned in that affair may be improved
upon. The railway companies should concert
means to prevent themselves from being thus
surprised. The establishment Of an effective
railway police, the multiplication Of telegraph
facilities and the arming the conductors, stokers
and brakemen on their lines are amongst the
measures that directly suggest themselves. In
fact, the adoption Of such precautions ought
not to be left to the discretion Of the compa-
nies at all. They should be rendered positive
conditions Of their charters.