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CLOTHING.
THE POET ON A TRAIN;
Il Oh,
The Romance of the Railroad.
By the author Of the "Fair Inez," THE Prince
Waless /" "The Ghost Hunters,n So.

The Romance of the Railroad.
By the author Of the "Fair Inez," THE Prince Of
Wales" "The Ghost Hunters" SO.
(ooNTIsURD.l
CHAPTER IX-THB SMASH UP.
When woke up in ths morning
The Train was standing still H.
On thg other steep hill.
Now wonder, what in thunder"
As opsned wide ths window
And looked out that might SEQ.
Then heard the clank OF hsmmers,
Saw men rushing to and fro;
"Ahl'' said, heres some detention"
And to see 1t did go,
But l did not have to 90 far
Ere sight did behold;
sight ne'er had seen before --
And made my blood run cold.
Right before me on the railroad,
AND not twenty rods ahead, r
Was freight train smashed to pieces,
..1A Ana 3 an otd COW lying dead.
TELL me, please, cir, what's the matter 2"
SAID 1 70 man quite near,
There were hossbesds bs 1878 q fSbsee, "a RSh''
And dead hogs lying on the ground. --
Sugar, Flour, Coal and Bacon
In prOlu5ion scattered round.
Men were busy moving rubhishs 5-s
Some we're busy laying track,
And as was only in their way
To the cars soon went back.
Obi the grumblinE and the growing,
That In the cars met,
1t was Iaughabls to hsRrik, .-.
And never shall forget. a.
Sons we're fretring for their breakfast,
Others that they were not home,
While some sEore that on that kailroad
Never more that way would come.
And we ish to inform our numerous friends and
the public that still offer the largest and best as
sOrtmentof
READY-MADE CLOTHING
IN the City of Cleveland Our stock of Cloths Cas-
.imeres, Yestngs and Military Goods Of all descrip-
tiona, is very large. Call at lTF
Isaac A. Isaac's Union Hail.
Sole Asencyfo for Of BOeIebrAtsd Sewing
Esohlnsa, Storr'B Automhton Pressmnns and
Strong 3 Patent Army Bed Trunk. t1s.
49, Corner SuBsTiOE and UniOntstH-
~ Look out tor the GIANTS. feb29
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CLEVELAND 8 ERIE B. B.
WINTEB ABRAEeNaIHHT


lSss-l. WINTEB ABRAEGEMHHT, lssS-s
On and amer Monday, November 18th, lsss, Pu,.sn-
ger Trains VIII run as follows, SUNDAYS excsafedr
LEAVE CLEVELAND
93oO A. RI.--BA EXPRESS IRA TN-7to--s,,.s a
Mln0ughbyI PaiDesEille, Geneva, Aaftab1ia,
Sonnea1t and SlraTd oaIy, and nrrive ~ Ia ~
lis p. m, Dulkirk 5:l5 D. M, Buifalo IN n n
3;15 p -m.-CIEC1&NATI Xxx ESs-s.onslnv Se
eaanesv1iie, AsAtabula and Girard only, and A.
lfss ~ y eEae 60 P n, Dnnk-rk s;I7 ,. n, Buf-
3s55 Z. m.'-MAI,- AEB AUoOMMoDATIO
STOPPING at ali seation5 and arrives a Eris a
9iIO p, m.-EIGHT EXPRESS JRATE-Rt,,,t,,
81 FA-ne5vlliel A1htabul5 and Girard only, Sad
aEfl5s. y s5le q l242 g. m.I Dunkirk E2 z,
LEAVE ERIE. a.
BIO A. H.-AIaHT ExPRESs TRAIE-gtounTora Al
Girard, Ashtabula and PainssViIls onIV ~ -.
r1TeG &c OleFeisnd ss 700 A. 4 I
so A. H.--MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION TRhIW
L1stoPPlng 81 All stations and arrives q ClsTs-
$50 a. M.-TOLED0 EXPEEsS-stoppin4 AZ All ssa
tlOnS except BEaRViIle. Saybrook. OnioriTiiis
4EfsSrg, Mentor and Wicklihs. and arrives ak
S;45F. M.-DEH EXPRESS TBAIN-StoppInF AZ Gi-
EAIos Uonnsaut, AshtAbuls, and -PainsIVfIfa
only. and arrives IN Cleveland at SIS ?, y.
- Second Oiszs Cars are run On Al tkrouSh
An the trains going westward connect a. 4evslaas
VIZ train5 Tor Toledo Chicago Columbus, Oinof1s
na5l. indianapolis, st. LouiS, So. and al through
trsins Of the n. Y Q 4 Railroad and Al Buie vftS
% s%nose el the New York Central and Buffalo 9 Nov
norE Oity hatlrosds for New York, Albany, BoIton.
5,aliss 4ol and 81 Erie with trAing on Gh6
DAY Ezprese, East and West, connscti Eirars
~ 1ESln5 On sEis end Pittsburgh RsflroSd 20
hinesVllss hsadTills, JauestoEn, 50.
Cleveland November. lSth iss7 - - esr-S~ - =
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U EAL ESTATE.-E. n, KEYEg.
u y 9toTmeriy Of the Erm Of Littlea & Ksyes,J -
Os9Sed Zeal Estate Office in RouBs's Block oornes
d and Public Square and asoonstsnt:
On hand sosera Thousand acres OF first qualify FARM
Ios Lands IN the States ofIoWs, Wisconsin and HfE
eaE1 @ exohs1sefor city country property; aIls.
oE sll.kiaoS OF PoISonei property. ParkcAsh paid7
G.-se.zrs aaFIs. R1S
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RaNRaRRa,
NLEVELAND. OOLUMRU5 =
~ OIEUTNEATI RAILROAD.
q. RINTEs AERanaE,lrE- 4.


1874. WIHTER AERAEGEHEFT. -lssD-S
: o. and After Monday, November 18Th, PD-ssnz-r
esptsd): - NS'--'s'N
1st tTraIn-5.4O A. .m.-OINOINHAF KxPREsa
sS9gi ing - 9rafton, Mellingtont Nav London
to5 tAshieg, Delaware, Lewis center and W0rlE n.
~ 80 4eTFiving at Creatlins at 1870 4 n, Col6li-
? n, 81 LoSis lOIs q n, InfianspoIi1 70 =
ease , "a 90, s NJ Fort RaTns sc n, ohs-
ID Traia-9sI0 2 lI.,--AoUoMAaOpITIeH.-
ssess ~ q A. stS%tlons, and arrives n Oolumbul
Sd ErniE-1siO p M.-H1GhIT EXPRH7s-sts-,
Ping q Bersa1 GrsIton, MslliaEton, New Lo-.
ton and DsfsE9ro; arriving at OfssfilnS - idta
m, Oolrmbu5 ll5 a M DAYTON 80 & a,
Li0o-nnatt 200 o. m; lnd1auapo q y . 81
Louis 94s ,. m. Cairo 5s08a. n, Ft. WaT1si.li
.. m, and Ohtesgo VIA Orestlins l0:lO q n.
Trans eaYe Columbus at 80 and leo NJ, ss9p1.
arrive At CleYeiAnae g. % .. m, 250 and SO = =,
CONNECTIONS. CT FAFT
HAslby-ssndusky, AsnEasld Newark RaIlreaa, N
si.1n,na1elo, .1,1 At, Vernon EsWarks EAnass
oEsRsiiae-Pifsbursb, Fort Wayna 3 Ohieaso Ran.
read, Forest, Upper sanduskys DalDhoa, Il
"a Aort wayne Laportes Qn1c4go, -.
ait, ait and % HasssOr hansnsldr Wo0stSrl Ms
sEaitOn and Belie.O1tins RAiIrosd Line, for MARION,
s16ss5 isi9s, s-Sa Sid4P3sy U9on. Ame.e Ia
Vile, LouisYile, Cairo, st. Louis, 80
ge4sE eTe-W1tn Springfield branch fsr sDringacid
of55ihilLtls 5aiil nismi ColumbEs, and Xslia
9egrs asute st Louis, Morrow, IoTsisnf
nc Ss1STIrss and with the Ohio Ii.
-.ra Ev2ns5isse. Cairo, st. LOuis, and an Ponti
Chic Raslroad for EsV.-1-, Enns.-
vile, Hneelins, 90; Columbus, Piqns
~ Ter Tickets to All points and infcEuia3io1 A.
elE Ct the Passenger Station, and Ef UHz1i fiaFS3
ohoe, l47 suPssi0F-ss
C5v5Innd, Nov. Is, 1854. s,,Ssrs5ts5dssns y
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leTaL l5TICEs.
In q word, Madame zadoo Porter's Gu.


In word, Madame zadoo Porter's Gu
sArtsE BAIsAN is he gFsat Antidots 70 Coughs,
oOlds and * Ocnsumption, and its use Will amply re-
pay the confidence Of the user It has already done
much, and is destined 70 do fore to mitigate and
finally bantah from the human family, terrible .
soourus Of EufaEius humanitY a. Conssnp:ion.
11rHadAme POrtsr's Curative Balsam can be
tAinsd at Benton Bros, and Strong Armstrong;
Wholesale Agents, Cleveland. Ohio. ml4-R2 lW
THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
Il PBRIENOE OF AN INVALID-PubliEhed for
The benefit and q q warning and Caution to Young
Aen who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature
Dscag of Maahoodi ETC., supplying at the same time
EHE NKAEs OF sELF-oUEE, By one who has cured him
SELF being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and qusckery.
By enclosing post paid addressed envelope, single
copies mAF be had Of the suthor.
NATHAEIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
ls6s-IlsdAE Bedford Kings CON-
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PIARBS.
Every Plano EaFPsntedfoF Five Years,
and the priytIag ofexehEngo given 1t any time witt
OLD PLANO AaD aELODEOEs TEsEKIA EUcNkEs

ALSO-OH BAND, .t71
EsIsSseas, E5ssB LsstTuneasS. StTiSgL 81
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MUGS AND MEDICINES THE
~ attention Of Physicians and all persons wishing
Pure and Reliable Medicines.
is respectfully solicited my stock which comprises
9 complete assortment Of ythiDg pertaining to
THE DRUG TRADE,
and at prices to insure satisfaction to the purchaser
Dental and Surgical LnstrWmeRt, Teeth, Foil
VuIeGnizsd Rubber and Vuleanizers,
Of the latest and most approved patterns sold
ufactures prices. =
PERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES
In great variety. Also, stock of LIQUORS, (as to
quality second to none in market
Agent for DAYS SPLINT, the most complete set
Of Splnts ever offered to the Profession. Country
fRysclans A1e particularly invited to exam ma
to favor me with their orders. CIV CLARK,
JSn6 Il9 SnpsriOr-St.
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Among the many certificates oa the excellence ana
merits o3 those Pianos, would refer 70 the follow
ng:-
Elm. ". REABE, Baltimore, Dear Sir 81 hAEegrest
plezsurs IN certifying that have tried you SQUARE
Pianos, and md them equal II not superior, 70 any
ia this country among their great qualities which
distinguish ths is the evenness Of tone the agree
s5le ana easy touch, and volume OF tone. Wishtnf
you all the success you 30 highly deserve,
an, Sir, yours very truly
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n ~ ~ mattheWss BLOCK, on Public Square, one good
OinceJ aso good odging Room, Par lor 4 Bedroom
~ OiA1r oad miles from Post Office, large
Cottage House and Barn and ten acres Of
sno' Win = acres Grapes and Fruit in great aDun-
N EOH AMOS sHOP-Frick Shop, two stories
ngh aud one hundred feet Deep with storein mont
OF same en- Vineyard street ~
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: P0sT.NEEIaE TIlaE-TARLE.
1884. Winter Arrangement 1884.
FcR TIE
Arrival and CLOSING Of Halls
ATTHE
CLEVELAND POST OBBIOE,

CLEVELAND POST OFBIOE,
fv vt Commencing November lsth, 1855.
E-MsiIi viii bs opened and ready for delivery on'
IAN Maiis olOse one hour before departure Ol
''l,H.' =, = ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at ZOO a. n, and l4O and
E7.ssfgrn NsI arrives st lO:ls A. N.
| Pittsburzh Through arrives st e:25 A. n
do Way arrives at $40 P M.
ssnduslB Way arrives at s25 A. N. ---
mGhcEiDg Way arrives at $50 P. Ii.
Cincinnati 1hf0Ggh arrives a. 1904. M 2:s0 z. n.
s!to,n aS n way Sa1 srTyss 11sg st 81 g9e s Il
| do Way strives at 2:45 P. n.
Medina Wsy srEiyss at 4:o0 7. n, n,-..,....,s-.
BrscEsvilIe, hstR, SC, arrives cndsyn and FridGy.
Sharon 0sntsF Granger. North EoysIton, Ae aErlves
,, hondays and Fridays at ?, N:
Marrensyilie lie arrives daily ct 1918 A. b,
Esst Cleveland and EEeiid arrives daily IS 4. -.
UL0sIEG OF MAILS. rls
EASTERN THhoUaH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, EeV
York, Hartford and WillOughby, Painesyille, Gene.
va A5tabula and Conneaut, closes at $50 a. M
k4sFEsH JHEoOsE1 for New York only, closes o.
EisTEEs THRoUsH, for Eris, RufaiO, Albany, Bos.
ton, New York and Hartford, oloees ct s:l0 z. n.
lyAsTEEH Way, tor AL points between Cleveland and
WESTERN THROUsH, for Toledo Detroit, Chicago
and Milwapkee, oiOsss st 10 p. NJ, Qesves 7;b
Ws5TSsF 4asooga, for Toledo. Detroit, Uhioazo.
Dialogue, St. Joseph and Cairo cloges at $50 r. n.
WESTERN WAY, for all points between CLEVELAND
aud Toledo, CLOSES at P. II.
EAHDUsEF Way, for bnnduaky and 8il snsermsdiAes
points, closes st3 30 r. NJ.
OESaEsArI Y Az, for All points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati ctosos ct 10 p. H., (lesves ct 75o
next morning.
CIEoIESATI THOUGH, for Columbus Dayton, Rev
AK snc Cincinnati, closes at 10 p. M eaVes ct T:50
next morning.l r 1Ha =-lr n
OTEoIEEATI THR0UeH for Columbus, Cincinnati.
Lsui5rill3 st. Louis, Indianapolis, GAINESVILLE and
Wheeling, closas Gt $40 p. N. sr7
PITTSBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and WRzh.
1ngtOn, closes at l2:4O p. IL f-r--.-
PTrTssUReH WAY, for all points between 9Is7slGnd
Helsvlis, and PittsburR, HARRISBURG ailadelRhin
Baltimore and Washington closes at 7.s0 a. M.
mAEcsIEG WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and koenRshoVn, cicsas ~ 10 p. n, (eaVes at soc
next mOrnin9.l
EEDLEE WAY, closes ii 3 =. n. !
hooSPoRs, 6e-; closes ONT sdays, Thursdays ano
Saturdays, at I2 n.
BREoKsvILLR, BATE, &cs closes TUESDAYS and Sat. |
lrdEvs, asT &. n.s
--sHARGa UEETER, Granger, 5Orth ROYRItOn In, i
CLOSES on tuesdays and Saturdays st 7 A. NJ
AAsfOLEvAhAEDs and Gucisd. closes daily, ct P. Il.
20 Hal snd Drop Lsttsr1 are required, By Law &c
b prepaid.
sz-All City Circulars are required TO be prepaid
with tWo-cent stamp,
: 50 5nles OPEN rom 7:s5 a. n to 7:ao P, II. On
Sunday IRON A, Il. 70 1920 A. Il.
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LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
SAAS ESEATEt Rsiirosd and other Stocks. Has on
a. al9 isrss lot Of Farms and Farming Lands n
t1l5 Statei Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois, =
,s Dice over No. 90, south aide Of Pub. Square.
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DC RARAM,

AaSSsoA5 Agsaa9i EFoo&0ta S9
RioorPS HOspiaal foF
FEMALE DIS EASE
ana constant attendant Of fariS London, EsW
IsEls and Montreal Hospitals for th6 list ten yoaB
GaS oBeRsd his once Is Gbs
johnson House, Cleveland
Whsgs be viii bo bappy % msst all thoso who srs e.
aictsd with subacats and chronic diseases
Hh treasDsnt Is entirely different from ths OH
sian, and C Mid. efnesciOas and eHsetiTs HismeS
Gcinss Eimply vegetable sxtrGots nd oils, theI
hsVs RsvaF been urea but By TIVE 9th Ia physicians
Amsto& besidas himself BE hss EpsR the creates
Vart Of his MTsAnd thsusands Of dolnB in obtAiniR
tss naoFeta a his profession. BE tssts the OriR
f toE al i8rmB Of disasss, no chArEsioF giving
h3lsst ana true statement Of th6ir oass,
BPIRMATOEHUAs
- Yours MlH.--He can prove " you IN few nlz,,
Geea thnt ne = se olly pbyEciAn you ever treatsf
With inst cures this oissSse For eVeFF patient WI
E1l ioloW his direedOnHI he ~tIl give One Hundrs'
20 0isrs be fails IL curing this e5esss No ohar=
afa Tor consultation. Those ct dihtsuce who wiz
20 consult the Doctor may do % By aendlhs Q sinai
ss Of urine By msil, with name, Gnd agos tad Be
S answer and describe their oees, and the pOsBbip
~ Of getting relief 5T enclosing return poeaal
UiamT- LnsrS4sY
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a E6IaEU u EZEJ-TslN II. =
sFEs BHsss'tlhEAlaIiiELELI LIELh EHTf1 PrsRa.s
1sen ths Fsciys Of d. Stephen Sweet o' Oonneotez
ths Eosf bone ssss, and hES hosn uhsd IN his FrSsl
80 fos Tor the lest twenty With tbs most eAEoniA
ng guooe1s. As an az15rn1l remedy 1t iB without
gfYal, and VIII aBTisfs pain more speedily than Al
otllar preraration EOr All RksumGtis and HsrVOE ]
ptaordeg6 It Sc truly infaiiibs, and curative
Eorel, Wounds, SpTsins, Bruises, &C., It's s0othIa
kea1G and pogerfui Gtreng gthc1fng pFOp5nsities,
ste the i1et NOndsr and sstOnishnsnt Of all who has
B 1sF gS11 & er1i. QFsE four hundred ccEttnoats
Fu1arknbis oEres porioEaicG BY ft within the iStt
t2o yeats attest TO this fact. btE2pg ArmstronGl
Aaonta iog tqssaiaDo oanihsitssrd1SiRH
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COTTON HOSIERY-VF DUB
~ own importation. A. ae' kAGGbEHhS
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s'CosTARs"
Vermin EXterminatOrS,

For Rats BIice, Reaches, Ants, Bed Bugs,
NfErhS In FurH. WO0ienH, occ lnaectA
Plants, Eowls, Animais, go.
z5I,ut m in &c sc and 81 90 Boxes, Bottles and
FIssia ss and e5sizes for H0TELs, PuELlO INST Tu-
TIoss, &c.
lOnly infallbla remedies known"
: Free from Foisons.
tEot danRerous 10 thb Human Family"
~ saiscoms oltof shsiC lola to dis.'
rrf sold wholesale IN aii large oities.g--
i-A sold by Druggists and Re alters eYefyTh ares
sr-.1I -il HEwasElii OF all worth ess inftationa-
Box, Bot
~ nd EtasE, bafore You buy.
alA Y PTircTTt AZ IJfPoF go BROABVAT, M Y.
-. sfFf tsG55Hfi65d bV gTRONG 3 AkMSThOkG and BEN
' .lffara7a TON Bros, Wholesale and Retail Agents.
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.COLID SILVER NUT PICKS,
- Beef Tonzs, Mustard Pots Heraroni Scoops.
Poachsd Eeg spoenss1 Ice Cream Spoons Oneess
To-rs and e;ooops Asparagus TonEl, &C., %
sfTsS5 out Tor the Hionla' f-Tl7 OOHhkss
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CLEVELAND 1 TOLEDO R. B:



lsSS4. WINTER ARRANGEMENT, lasl-s
U and AibsT n oDday, November 18th l9sl. Pnzz.a.
ger Ifains via have Cleveland as fcil9I (Sn1d1VI
5s5O A. m.-QHI0AGO EXPRESS -stonS A. Rs-,a-
6faiton, Oberltn, EorWalE, MenrosVilIo. BaIiS-
Huei Uiydey Fremont and Eirnore, and arrfrsS a
Toledo Ct E.30 P N; Detroit 6.s9 ?. r.; and Chi-
eago as 1920 ?. Il. - =
3sO5 p. ms-WE9TERE MAIEr-seOuE a an vtn,
ticns On Southern Division, and srrfpsE n StS-
Ieqo At $50 ?. H.; chicago 500 a. \.
At3O Es HA.-AORTAEth HAIIr-Sfpe1 AZ Al -
y tl01s on Northern DiTixiop. and arrives Se SS1-
4t1o p Ms-NlGHT EXPRESS-Stops 4 1-AHon
horWalky nonroeVflle, Clyde, and Fr5rl1nt, and
arrives - Toledo ~ u: p H.; Detroit so A. -;
and unloag0 at 1910 A u. -
CONNECTIONS, .
Uonneotiong made at hIourosyiIls Win TIA s.n,
enskTs Mang1eld 3 Newark 2 B., 4 OI1lIe -ifb flso
5snd1aky, DAYTON Cincinnati r. r., a Frsno1f
Win 4remont& B Indiana d. &, and ~ Tolsio Uifh
80 S6Et 19iian l So1thsT9
TFsi,.' -E'S -,sE s'S ~ sotnta Me.s,
West ct s:S5 A.. -245 P. Il, and s.s5 TX II n
S4ndusEy ct g.25 4. =. Z. D. BUCK u, sum
Cleveland. November Is, I851-
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kroERssoR OF EIBoTEoPArHY AHD HaDIclEH,
ofcs-Il9 Seneca Street, few doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel.
Once hours frem to u and from 2to O'Clock
daily (SundAyB eXcepted, -
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LAsaI1E, Ill, July lsth. 1888.

LAsai1s, III, July IbtI, Itb3.
JcHs H. BLoor, Es1l-Dtsv or. have been n -sferer
for six years with Chronic RheuiaatsD. and great
pleasure IN mnendiny LafieaaBd Cont
ralga Specific be- the medicine that disease
that hare heart NJ When I commenced taking ii
could hardly walk lit STILL great the pain,
and In three DAYS free from it and my legs
the first tine yeass free pain ard feel
nimbir that think wpuih i agnrnE all the While Il it
did much for Bat, air. a splendid
medicine and Od recommend al those xiic,s with
those diseases try it, have Just found Capt Ia yuaona
friend OF rnet his lssck with fnfamrBat,rs rheu
NATHAN, and told hin What yorr medicine did
be will send TO you Of IL. Enclosed please ind
two dollars and send hotties the Specific If
should need il ra5sef vii give II To chat
Sees for there psanty tas suerkng With fhose
diseases tist Enatsaainte ith your specse and
think that yen ought ptiisG5f IN every Cty the
Union Very respectfully, yours,
Carr- JAMES W. BROWN
Residence, Chicago. Ill.
Pc. Send medicine 10 care OF B v. ". Whitman. hi
cago- JN- d.
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DIR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BITTER ST
ThS Laesss and MSss ImpsrsansDIs
eeveFy 81 the l9th Century.

hieh - the bssis of the bttsrs offered the put
NC lnas homer beoBgs 70 tlae IstIrr inhabitants Of
Ua AneFsca- TO shufa it, virtues hse b-n known for
scrs ihsn tso huHf al srssed with the In
dsan bss dehznte 10 the sss-s asiy sxs~ and ham
ass uitbynf lear the naa-s s-Ep@nt-.
befef With their tsst while teve h bra the Iody
the tcfon potent io ustteT hat the disease
be-
While DR.. Ball rot prepared 10 esxs- this extra..
CANT rref~nson be = sesersheiess satisfied from thor
9sa examination " the esinee relating its yirtue
thns s rrnea. and res-rffvs fer All diseases arising
ron exposure. either TO changes Of weather and climate
or To the missnaztie influences, it stands
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OF EHAnCE.
HzSHzcAZYREc0AK
:by the Medical Faculty.

Lister from Capt MAIIy TO Alexander Leieh B-uegst
before Jxo III. BLoop became gent for the Medicine
ST. Louis March 81, ls63.
AK. LufcE, Esq.:-Like many Of my profession.
have suffered severely with beunntisnn could get
permanent relief tiII tried your specific 1 am hapf
TO Say that its sse In 4ex days restored health
(sgned. CAPT. MALIN, of steamer Warsaw.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03
American Sneaks in Canada.

At present there is stream Of emigrants to
Canada OF all persons who have left their coun
try for its good. They are of three classes
runa ways from the South, who want their sec
tion to win, but are too cowardly to fight
refugees from the North, who dread being
called to fight for their country; and few
timid persons from both North and South.
who fear TO lose their little property IN the
commotion of war. A letter from Niagara
Falls 10 the ST. Louis Republican, speaks OF
these refugees in the following not very CON-
plimenfary terms Prominent among those
here-and they may be found also at Hsmil
ton, Toronto, Kingston and Windsor-is is The
typical Southern 6reester whose appetite for
war is immense. He can himself whip FIVE
detestable Yankees. He belongs to earth's
nobility has never believed iu the ID
Yankee Government in fact, has been Q tory
descendan: of tory family. Sad to say. this
beau cheralier is seedy and out at the elbows.
His puDgent oatbs s,ar,le not the stclid but
practical Brions. There is cant OF respect
ability which should be backed up BY clean
linen and an honest face. to be successful.
Among them are some who have heads for
schemes and plots, of which they are ever full,
but they are mainly harmless nothing more
desperate than the seizing of trading vessel
from her unarmed officers Then there is a
sprinkling of snarllng, disappointed office hold
ers and place seekers These are the represen-
tative "Copperheads" though. strangely
enough, they differ with Mr.. Valandig ham
about reconstruction. They allege 1.-THE South
will never return TO the Union on any terms -
We suppose there is one condition they do not
reckon on defeat. Among the poor, miser
able fellows who isger and sponge around the
hotels here. are certain parties known ss "boun.
y jumper" s"-that is, persons who successively
enlist in some Of the cities of the North, get
the bounty money and DESERT and keep on
repeating be process. As many as nine were
pointed out to me to day. One of them, how
ever. named Moore. was recently sent back
from Baltimore 10 his coffin being detected in
the act OF deserving. There are. besides, q
goodly share Of men who claim to be escaped
prisoners" from Camp Chase, kelly's Island
and elsewhere. Perhaps half Of them are i'm
posters, who never were prisoners of war, but
fear that very many OF the rebels are not held
in our hands but are slipping through cur hn-
gers. 1t is forceable comment upon the de-
votioD to the South and It's prospects. that
they are quite contented to remain 10 Canada
and insist that it is impossible for them to get
back South.
The weekly union record., 1864-09-03
Nomination of Gen. Bidwell-- -Compli
ment to Butte.

GENERAL JOIN BIDwELL has secured the
Congressional nomination - secured il bv
acclamation His election. of course, is a
foregone conclusion. We congratulate Butte
we congratulate the State at large With.
out any disparagement 10 bis competitors,
General Bidwel is certainly, the most availa-
Die man. The Sacramento Union meutioned
bis name at an early day other leading organs
followed and endorsed the selection. We have
every reason to be proud that our county has
secured TO itself the honor of contributing, from
within its own borders, member to the
National Council who, if he does not vet
rank in the category Of Statesmen, admit
edly possesses in iucipiency, the requisite abil.
titles to achieve such distinction, and which
little experience will soon develop But if
there be recommendation beyond this, it is
the possession OF those sterling personal quail
ties-eleyatien of character patriotic devo
tion-noral qualities that will give weight to
bis utterances-en the respect of his CON-
peers in the House, and reflect equal honor
upon himself, as man, and the State which
be will so worthily represent