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montana and Idaho Itsms.

The dozen fRt-bosts thAt we're built on
the Yellowstone and started down from
where the Bozeman road intersects it,
found the river fun of snsgs and rapids,
and two of the boats were lost.
Wood is ten dollars per cord in Yir-
ginia.
A big silver lode has been struck at
Washington gulch.
VIM. Chittick, of Nevada, has received
note informing him that a number OF
men in the place requested him 10 leave
within twenty hours, to which he replied,
branding the writer as a scoundrel, and
offering to meet him and the others any
where.
Masquerade balls and the prize ring are
lively in Montana
"Mazeppan has got to Idaho, and Miss
Morgan does the Leading part.
Five large oxwsgons, loaded with salt
frUm w, L. Halsey, of Salt Lake, have ar
riYed at BOISE.
Con. Orem and Hugh O'Neil are to have
prize fight for 81, 900 a side, at Virginia
City, MontsIa, the 5th of February
Rev. Mr.. HoUgh, new Methodist minis
ter, has arrived at the last named city, to
try to build up the interests of Zion there.
Professor Dimsdale has opened school
in Virginia City, as per notice in the Post
Of the 2sLh ult1 just received. The Mon
tsna Governor las just issued q proclRms-
tion to organizs militia companies.
Mr.. Kiskadden and Mr.. Klssser had 8
/ $500 game # billiards at Virginia lately
which was won by the latter.
The fare from Virginia to Salt Lake
now is sixty dollars.
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4DAILY LEADER.
.sayinrs OF Joan IEnImgs.

$50 eA 8NAA AAAA4A1N8a
It IL highly important that when man
makes up hiz mind tew belum q raskal,
that he should examine hizself clusly, and
see if he alnt better CONSTRUCTED fur 8
phool.
Ggy in this way, il man is right, he
kant be tu radikal, If he IL rong be kant
be too conssrvatiff.
"TeIl the truth and sham the devil5' l
kno Nv lots Nv people who can shame tne
devil easy enuff but the tOther thing Doth
ers 'em.
It is a very delikate job tew fergive q
man. without lowering him in hiz own es-
timstion, and yuTes teW.
Az 8 gfneral thing when woman wares
the britches, she has 8 right tew them
1t IL admitted now bi everybody, that
the man who kan cit fat on berlony sss-
sage, haz good dele Of dorg in him.
am poor, andi am glad that am; for
find that wealth makes more peepil mean
than it does generous.
Wooman's inhooenze is powerful; es-
peshils when she wants anything.
Sticking up your noze doent prove
ennything-fOr a sope biler, when he Il
away frum hum, smells everything.
No man luvs tew git beat, but It Il bet
ter to git beat, than tew be alUs rong.
Awi Kinds Of bores are nuisance, but it
IL better to be bored with 2 inch orgsr,
than 8 gimlet.
It IL said Hthat hoss don't know his
strength"-snd don't really suppose that
q skunk does nuthes.
BE sure you are rite, then go ahed, y
but IN kase of dout go ahed emmy wa.
Sekts and creeds of religion, are like
pocket compasses, good enuf TO pint out
the direkshan, but the nearer the pole you
git the wus tina wirk
Men amt apt to git ktckt out Nv good
society for bein ritch.
The rode TO raWin is alWas KEEP in good
repair, and the travellers pa the expensis
uvit.
Ii man begins life bi being fust Lu-
tenat in hiz fsmily, he need never to look
fer promotion.
The only profit there IL in keapin more
thsn Run dorg, il what yu kin maik on
the bord,
g5I hRvn't got IL much mummy az sum
folks, but hav got rz mnch impudence sz
emmy Nv them, and that IL the next thing
to mummy.
1t amt often that mans reputashen
outlssts his mummy.
Don't mistake arrogsnse fer wisdom; /;
menny pepil nav thot ina wuz wise, when
ths Wus oEley windy.
Ehe man who kant git ahed without
pulling others back, IL alimited cuss.
Wemmen will suntime confess their
sins, but never nu wun to confess her
faults.
Oh what wurld this x tew liv in, fer
the sole that Is afraid Nv durt and deviltry.
Young man, study Difference, it is the
best card in the pack.
Honesta is the poor mans pork, and the
rich mans pudding.
Thsre Is a luxury sumtimes in feelin
loI esum.
Thsre is only one advantage, that kan
see, in goin tew the devil, and that il, the
rodo IL easy, and yu are shure to get there.
Lastly am violently opposed tu ar
dent spirits as bevridge, but fer manu.
fakturing purposes, / think leetle ov it
tastes very goOd.-TToy Times.
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2EaI Aaeaeies.
mo. &. JENNINGS,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
ATwArER BUILDING, Foot of Superior Street
CrrY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE,
PAOSPEOE sT.-East Of Erie, two story brick
House, with marble NANTES, slate roO', &C.
Lot 3 xii9. kecentiy Occupigd By Coy. Brough-
EUCLID ST.-GOOd two story brick Houge, marble
mantles hot sad cold water, bath room, &c.
ERIE ST.-Nesr Euclid. tEo story frame House,
and lot ssxss ft. $1,000.
SCOVILL AVEHuE-Brick House, two stories,
and lot 4j17 79S It. 5000.
LAKE. ST.-Nioe two-stOry cottage House and lot
6OK99 It $500.
GARDEN ST.--Nsar HndsOn, Ons-and a-haif story
House, snd lot 64X92. S.z50.
CEDAR Sr--rwo story irams Hsuse and lot 5S1
ISS SzOO
COTTAGE and Leasehold oa Superior street S475.
UNION sT.-EeAr Euclid, East Cleveland, TwO-
Ftorg House aud lot, one half acre.
COLUMBUS ST Thistle house for sale on long
credit
COLUMBUS sT.-GOod :rAme House. Il rooms,
good barn and fruits.
TRAUY ST.-Houss and Lot. $1,000.
TRACY ST.-Hous5 and Lot. $500.
FARM AND OUT PROPERTY.
1872 I-2 Acres in Rockport; sos per acre, 4 down.
20 Acres in Berea, with good grind and hag-stone
qasrries, water power, house, barn, fruit, So
will take grindstonss for pay.
ISz Acres choice land with fine Improvements, one
mile from Wiiloughby. Lake county, o.
so Acres IN Independence, house, bsrn and eho' CO
fruit. 5000.
63 Acres In Parma, on State Road, 9 miles from
city; brick ouse, ten rooms, two barns. corn
house. So. $500,
GRIsr MILL-Permauent wstsr.poWeT, house and
barn, co acres Of land, fruit, sc. $780,
r-- TO LET.
PROSPECT sT.-TWo-story brick House. 10 rooms;
recently occupied BY GOF, BrOush no2l:Rs
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BELLS SPECIFIC PILLs-WAB


RAHTED IL ALL OAsEs.--OEn BE- relisd
Esvsr fsn 20 oGrsi Do not nsussatel Are spesd
in sotiORi No change Of diet required Do no;iz
tsrfsrs with business Pu1uitsl Can be used with
cut dstsotioni Upward OF 300 oures the past month
some Of then very ssEers ossss- Over one hnn-
drsd physioiAns have ussd them IN their prsc-
ice, and spsak well OF thssr efficacy, and approve
Of their composition, which IL entirely vegetable,
ana harmless on the system. Hundreds os ss-tin.
satss oan be shown. BslPs spooiEo Plh sfs fhf
original snd only ssnuins SPECIFIC PHI. They are
adavted foT I1sls and fsmhlo, oldoF yoang, and
the only rslisbls remedy for saootng perms-
nent and speedy cure IN all osseE Of spsrmAtorrisa,
or Seminal Weakness, with all its trains Of owls,
such - Ursthrsl and Vaginal Discharges, eieet'
he Whites, Nightly or Involuntary Emissions, In
oontinenos, Genital Debility and irritabiity, I'm
potsncy, Weakness or loss Of Power, Nervous De-
biIity &C., &C., all Of , hich arise principally fro
Sexual EEoesses or seIf Abuse, or some cOnstitu-
tionAi arrangement, and inoaPsoitAtes the sucsre'
from fulfilling the duliss Of married lie. Iu 81
rsxual disessss g. conOrrhsa Glest and strioturez
DoasuitIng Physician for the treatment Of Seminal
Urinary, sexual, and Rsrvous Diseases, who vii
( send, frse TO aI the following valuable work, ir
sealed envelope
THE FHFIETH THoUsAHD.-Dr. Bslrh Tre1tlse %
Self Abuse Premature Decay, Impotence and Loss
Of Power ssxusl Diseases, Seminal Weakness
Nightly Emissions, Genital Debility, 80, &C., 5
ramphlet of g. pages, containing important Sd
nos 70 the sfiisted, and which should be read
svery Sufferer, the means OF cure IN the severn,
ntsrea q plainlk sss forth. Two stsmps required
q paw postage. iuIy21:R3ano. ". .fri&wJ
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Political.
The Illinois Union psPers are demand
ing Registry Law for that State.

The Illinois Union pspers are demand
ing Registry Law for that State.
The Union. majority in Wisconsin is
1900 on the home vote and $500 on the
soldiers vote, or 1900 IN al.
It stated that Dan Voorhees, intends
to abandon politics, and move TO New
York city and practice law.
A Democrats editor in Iowa says his
party in that State has taken the degree
CT LII D." Licked Like the Devil ~
In addition to the list of Copperhead
papers defunct since the election, are the
st. Joseph (Mo) Pioneer, and the Gallon
Democrat and SteubenVille Courier, in
Ohio. .-..-.....I
The Union sentiment in Delaware has
made such progress, tina. the opposition
majority against Mr.. Lincoln in 1860 of
1860 of &, 40 is this year reduced to 6lo. u
The Cincinnati Gazette and Springfield
Republican suggest Hugh Mccullough for
Secretary Of the Treasury. De is Presi-
dent of the State Bank of Indiana, and a
man of great financial ability.
Hon. Cyrus Mccormick, late Copper
head candidate for Congress in Cooke
County, Illinois, Is out in letter urging
the reassembl ng Of the late Democratic
National Convention. Its mediation
between the Federal and rebel Govern
ments for peace is the ostensible pretext
TOR this movement.
On Tuesday, December 9th, the Elec-
toral Colleges viii be organized at the
capitals of the several several States,
prepared to cast, on the following day,
the votes which are to constitute Abraham
Lincoln President OF the United States
and Andrew johnson Vice President Of
the United States for four years from the
4th of March next. The formal counting
of the votes by Congress and proclamation
Of Vice President Hamilton will not take
place Till the second week in February.
The election of United States Senators
from Louisiana is pronounced void. They
were elected 70 fiji the uneIpired terms Of
Slidell and Benjamin. 1t has turned out
however, that Slidell and Benjamin have
no unexpired terms. 10 cure this mistake
of eieeting men to al terms already ex
pired, the Legislature passed joint resO-
luton asking Governor Ashn to give them
credentials simply al. Senators for Louisi-
ana. The Governor is bitterly hostile to
both of the new Senators, and will defeat
their taking seats if he can
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ARltIyAL OF mAIJs an DEPOT

ARRIVAL or mAIJs AT DEPOT
Esstsrn Through arrives ~ 7;SO A M, 2:l5 P. M,
ard e25 Z. d.
Eastern way srrtves at IO.2gA.M.
Western Through arrives at 9:20 A. D., $40 P. N.
do Way arrives ut 25a P. II.
gaRdusky Wsy arrives at 915 A. u.
Cincinnati Through arrives st $3.50 A. A., $40 ?. d.
10 Wsy arrives at 6:60 P b.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 9:55 A. n.
Way arrives ct ln:lO Z. N.
Mahoning Way arrives at lO:tb A. n.
n Meadvills arrives ct 1879 a. III.
Medina Way arrives at 900 z. h.
EockpOrt, 10, arrives Tuesdays, TharDdaya and
wssre5sTiIiS strives daily At lO.15AM
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily A. 81
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
EAsTzRE THROUoH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston New
York, Hartford, and Psinesvilfe, Geneva, AAhtSbu-
IL and UoEneant, closes st $50 A. n.
EAsTERE EEsoUsH, for New YOrk only, closes st
2z5 P. Il.
KasrERE Tzaousn, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany,
Boston, Kew York and Hartford, closes st 500
EAsrAEE WAY, for ali points between Cleveland
and Erie, closes at 2;50 P. n.
WESTEHN THROUGH, for Toledo Detrsit. OhioaRr; /;
next morning
WEsTERg THRoUsH, for Tolsdo, Detroit, Ohlosgo,
Dubuque St. Joseph and Cairo elosos at 300 P. II.
WEsTEEE WAY, for ell points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes 81 145 p. M.
sAEDUEKY WAY, for Ssndusky and all interme-
diate points, closes st $3.50 P NJ
CIEOIERATI WAY, for al points between Cleveland
and Oinoinnsti, olosea At z o. A IL.
OINCIESA-I THROUGH, for Columbus, Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati, closes Ct 1905 4. ID.
GTHoiHFArTI TERoUaH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, st. Louis, Indianapolis, GAINESVILLE, and
Wheeling, closes at 800 P. ID.
EIT7sBgRGH THROOGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
inRton, q .5es at 1910 P. Il.
PIsFaEURgH WAY, for all points between Olsve-
lAHi, WslIsVille, Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
acslphia, Bsltlmose snd washington, closes .. 100
Al
AAHONIEe Way, for eli points between Cleveland
and Youngstown olosss At 2:45 p IA.
MEADvILLEs closes at 9:5H A. II.
HKDIEA WAY, olOsss 81 1880 a. NJ
RocEPOaT, 60, closes en- TuosdAys, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at II u.
TAEaESsTII1lE, ol0ses daily, 1894. n.
EAsr CL6vzLAE9 GEd E5ciid, elnsss daily, st {
eM
usn md Drop LssIers aIe rsqaiied By Law 70 be
prepaid.
! sWo-cent stamp.
| Oniee open from 1856 a. Al. 10 T:3O P. d. On
| SUNDAY from Ak. 70 1908 A. II.
g. OOWLES. p n.
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PROSPECT sT.-Two-story brick House, 10 rooms;
recently occupied by Cos, BrOugh. no2I:Rs
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How Presents 90 Public Men ara made
II England.

How Presents 90 Public Men ara made
Ia England.
The New York Herald, commenting on
the foolish American habit of presenting
public men what is of no use to them, says
ain England they do these things much
more sensiblY, and we sre beginning TO
follow their example. Parliament pre-
sentsd the Duke of Wellington with an es-
tate valued at a quarter OF million sterl-
ing, and allowed him to select it for him
self. The reform party in Englai 4 made
Golden present of sixty thoussn1 POUNDS
invested in the funds. Several NJ " York
ers clubbed together and gave General
Mcclellan a handsome house Lp-town,
which will always be home to himself
and his children. General Graz Is wife
has been presented with ten thouE nd dol
lars worth of Government ste ks, and
gets her interest in gold. Genera Meade
was recently blessed with house in Phn-
&delphis, where his wife resides. Such
( gifts "a these are not white elr phanis.
They make the recipients happy and do
not cost any more than swords and tea
sets. Burglars cannot steal theTa easily,
and If fires destroy them, there j, the in
surance. Instead of costing a graz deal
! to keep, they pay well for their ov-n keep
{ ing and grow more valuable every year"
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MATRIMoNIALI-LADIES AN

"A SLIGHT COLD"-CoUGHS-
Few are EWSre Of the Importance OF checking =
Cough OF "sLEaHT GOLD" n its hrst stage; that
which In the beginning would yield 70 mild rene
dy, II neglected soon attacks the iungs. Browns
Bronchial Troches" give sure and almost immediate
relief. Military ulcers Rad Soldiers ehOuld have
them, Ns they can be carried in the PoeEst ano
taken as occasion requires. aug5l:bk;Am
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MPOBTANT no LADIES-Dr. Hsr

VsV's ramEIo Pills nave nsger yet filled in TemOv
EnF difficulties sriEing frCE1 obstruction, or stop
psge Of nature, or in restoring the system 70 per
sot health when suffering from Spinal A6eotions,-
ProlapEuB, uteri, the Whites, or other weakness
the Uterine OTgaIs. The Pills are perfectly harm
Isaa on the constitution, and may be taken BY tho
aNoat deliosto female without causing diBtTessths
SANE time they scs ike . charm b. strengthening,
inviR0rstinR and restoring the system to a health
condition, and by bringing on the monthly period
with regularity, no matter nom what oansss tht
obstruotiCh raAy srise. TEoy should, however, EoT
bs taken during the hrst three months Of pregnAn
o., though sAfs st any othsr tins g. miscarriage
Vould bo the resulf.
Each box contains 90 pulls. Prios / OO.
Dr.. HAREEE's TsEzETEE on Diseases Of Fsmsiss
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, Barrennsss Stsrihty, Re
pro6uotion, and Abuses C Nature, and emphstioai-
II the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet
Of "a pages sent free to any sddress. Six cents
duired % pay postage
The pills and bJok viii be sent by mail vho1 De
Tirsd securely Esaled, aud prepaid, by
J. BRYAN, Il. D., General Agent,
No. &c Cedar ST., New York.
- Sold by al the principal Druggists.
CIV. OIARK, Drusgist, Agent t9s Cleveland.
iulyZl:RS:m.W.f&ET
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The building intended to cont in the
Watkinson Library of Reference, erected
at Hartford, Connecticut, in COZ nsctlon
with the Historical Society building in
nearly completed, and will furnish room
for twenty-five thousand volumes.
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Eaa 9slEteE GIMs- JagsE.
lS6a.5. Winter Arrangements 1865.
gOB THE
ARRIVAL AEB CLOSING or HALLS,
AZ THB
CLEVELAND PosT-OFFIOI

J5aHLs1fsS aoEBAT. OGToBEE 3lGf. 1853.
~ Haiis will be opened and resdy for deliTerI
one hOur after arrival Of trains.
~ All Malls olose ons hour bsfors departure o
trains.
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8a.IsaaAs.
EIHH DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK

- Tickets for rzie 70 Boston By Boat or Ran, ana
Boat Tickets good on any Of the Sound Line1-
- Fare 70 al points - Low - BY a1T othe1
nOukg.
SLEEPING OARS on hight TTainI - Philadsi.
phia, New York and Baltimore.
baggage Checked Through and TrAngfsrred Iroas
TRAESPORTATION.-M -Merchandi5s, Producs and
i've Stock carried with despatch, at lowest FAtpE
OHAs. THOMSON, Passenger Agent,
n g. HOLEza, ENOOH TRAIH, SAP
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NeW YOrk 9 HarIem RaIIFOad.
K0TICE TO FRAEKLERs.

fsHWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays excepted
MORNING EXPRES5, leaving Troy at 9s15 A.
n /; from Albany a. Hucssn River Depot At 1895 A.
n. arriving at NsE York st 8:5S P. 4.
AFTEBNOOS EXPRE5s, leaving Troy at 500
?. n; from Albany 1t 3=l5 P. n arriving as New
York at 9:35 NJ, connecting with express trains
for Philadelphia and Washington City.--
The Cincinnati Express from Buffalo connects
with the 9:35 at Albany for New York BY the bar
lem Road.
FOR the better accommodation Of the public, ar
rangemenis have been made 20 run TIE trains Of
the Hudson RIVER Railroad Co. and those OF tie n.
Y. and Harlem Railroad %. at different hour rom
Albany and Troy
Neig CdTs of he beat coESuct50H, and most convent
ent for the OF passengers, have bssn placed On
TIE HARLEM ROAD.
ssenzers will be Ficketed and Baggage ehsekad
over this road direct TO New York BY the Central
z. R. o., aud all connecting lines North and West.
Tickets Of the Hudson BiVsr hailrOsd %. and Of
this Co. viii be received By either road; azd Bag
gage checked ~ either Company will be delivered
IN HeW York without change OF checks
Nov. I'd, 1864 T. A. OHAPId, sup't.
FoRD Il. GREES Advertising Agent. nOsSsRS
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GnEacral.
MICS AND RATR W0Rh-

NTIGS AND BAR WoRh-
VIZ. q rs EEH ESTABLISHMENT,
THE LAEaEsT Ts TIE STATE,
faa ale E7Nas qF LlDIES' Hsis nRESSiEe
A. PUsIaC SQUARE-
aEnufSolGfss q II kla'' Of WIGS, inolndiar
the celebrated
R-uStON WIG,
shAt 50 resembles nature as 20 defy the closest
scrutiny. A very lArga snd beautiful stock oi
hU6G HAIR, ib'Jdghs ~ the proprietor FROM
Earope, for SWITCHES and BRAIDS-tbs hnesi
assortment uSaF sen In this city.
LSdieS' Front Places and halT.Wigs,
In srsFy sty;e With sil improvements.
sETs OF CURLa. made Frcm French Est1rs
Carried Hsis iguai hntesd.)
EUeEBE DOUBLE and TRIPLE BOWS,
WG-zRFALLS, &C.,
EsIAds By the ADVERTISE, equal 10 those imported
Ladies' Brsids made into any kind Of Head-Dre
or Bow without injury 70 Switch.
LADIES' hair DRESSING 81 the nnst pTSsA
ugsnd fashionable styles,
nGTAu work warranted a. represented.
HOT and GOLD BATHS At ell hsnrs. deoSl
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80 A. M.-NIGHT EXPRES5 TRAIH-SsoDEing
At Girard, AEh sGbula and PainesTille only, and
( srrive aE Clsvoland st 7:3D A.. n.
6.i5 A. Ii. HAkL AND AOCOmMCDA14O
TRAlA-5topping e All stations Snd arrive as
Cleveland at iH:f0 a. =
IO:lB a. M.-EULEDU EXERE5S-5sopPing st al
aiASi.aB except SgauFills, say brook, UnionTilia,
E6Try, Mentor ard Riczli1e, and arrives at
Cleveland at 2;l5 P.a.
$50 9 M-DAY EGPRESS TRATN-Stop5ing at
Girsrd, ,CohneauE, Abhtsbuls, Geneva Painef.
vile o1l5, ard arrives in Cleveland q 2 - ?. g.
~ Esco1d Jlazs Cars are run On al thrOugn
Trains.
An the trains going westward connect ct Oszei1n-.
~ trains Cor Toledo, Chicago, COlull Dus, Ocl1-
nah. Indianapolis, 81. Louis, ko-; a1d el through
.-..rs goins eastward connect at Dunkirk with the
tfains Of tie heW York Ers Railroad, anl ~ Buff
"a With taosa Of the Row York Central : Buffalo
Eaw Tor- Ciis Railroads for New York, AlbaDy,
tosLoa, NRgNrs sails se., and et krie with trAin1
"a tho Philasci5kia 2 l.ria BaiirOad-
- paT Exrrsss East aad West oonnoctg at
e.-afd Win Trains O. Srls 4 Pittsburgh EAnroad
z x GanesVuie sssdytlle. 5slestoWnt 60
u. EUITlGGEAHs 91F'as
Clavelsud. Oct. s7st. Isss-
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strIckland's NelliauOus cough BaisaIa
- DR.. strieklan6's PIE Remedy.

llF, BtFiCkIAn0's PIG keMedy,
Bead what those ssy who have used Is:
Mr.. Oha-lss ". Lahdrum, Of Louisville, and ia
J. Hazards, Of Cincinnati Ohio, were both oured
after using one pot Of d.. Strckland's Pile Remedy
They say they bad tried everything, but could OBJ.
tain no relief but one pot Of striokend's Pile BEN
sdy effected perfect cure, after suffering for yeaTI
with the worst kind Of Piles. They recommend sv
sEJ oas aho fs sR1sgi5z 20 t-T g.
Sold by all DrugEissB ct % osats PEI POI. AAnr
fsotnrod a 10 6 ESst .ESafta sIsspy Cincinnati!
Ohio
Ask f0F
Dr.. Htrlckl8nd's Pile Remedy,
-.szls: s2. .seasthr
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OLEVELAaD q TOLEDO Z. r.

YLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
~ LROAD.
Is55. WIHTER ARRANGEMENT. 1875.
On and aftsr Monday, Oct slst, 1854. Trains lsaYs
G avoland as iciCWs, daily, Sundays exceptsdl:
500 A. ma Arrives at Pittsburgh 400 P n.
Harrisburgn z.3l A. n, baltimore go A. NJ
Wasaingtcr 10 .sbA n, Philadelphle ss5S A. h,
k6W Nutk IG.O0A. n, Whesing % ?. n
50 P. M--EAP.khS1-ArriVes - Plt5Oursn g-l2 ?.
-. Harr,sburgh : 90 A n. Baltimore y - P.
NJ " ashlng toIi - ?. NJ Phladslp pnla lz;f9-f.
NJ, New IoIk 3:f5 P. H., = 0heelins ~ A. -,
Both tralua ocrfscs et Hucsoa for zEroh aEo NIL
lszzbuTgh- ,,..,, 4.
UarJ run through nos Plttsbursh 20 NV Aedk
fvla AusuLOWui without change o. o&rs.
OF Fsrr - low ~ b. eay other Lins,
80 ThTuagh tisael5 can he Fcoearsd 81 tne Unlon
1o5 J. &. DzYEREUX. sup't.
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rIBvELAHD 5 ERlE RAILRoADI
w1NrzR ARRAEGzEEar. nss.

Oh and after EOaiay, Oct. 3lst 1e64, Pas5enseE
Trains viii run - follows. (SundAYB eEceptsd)i
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
80 4. H--DAK Express TRATH-stopFtns as
NiucCgEty, PAinesy lie. Madison, Geneva, Ash
tlpui. Coaneaut and Glrsrd only, aud arrive at
ETis . t:a0 P. n, Dunkirk 3si5 ?. n. Bu1alo
$50 P. II
s:25 P. M.-OIaCINRAgI EXPREss-5tcpDingA a.
EsiueSviils Ashtabuis a1d Girard only, and Ar.
rivss a. Erieo 40 ?. NJ Dunklrk Is ?. H., Buia
falO 1000 ?. n.
$50 P. M MIL AND AOOOMMODATIOH-
5toprilg - IL stations and arTiVe at 1ris at
1855 P. -.
300 ?. M.-AIqHT EXPREsS TRAIH-Stopplng at
Pstne5Tille, ABhtzbula and Girard ouly, and
hr.ivo9 y Er.9 At l2s49 A H., Duhkrk 500
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Aals1eldl n. farR9n. As6aFAl kAno5Fllll
&C
Ursstline-Pfttzburgh, Fort Wayne = Chicago Raf.
rood, Forest, Upper Sandusky, Delphol, Lima,
bort Wayne, LaRoEtes Ohioaaos 80. West and
Eaat for Mansfield, Wooster, Massillon, 90.
grlf0n and Bellefontaine Railroad Line. or Marion
BelleiontItne. Sidney Union M1neiss Indian
Epols, TaFze HAute, Vincenuss, EFkn1Tliio,
LCuisTflls, Cairo, s.. Loais, -.
DalsHars-Slfh Springfield Branch for Springaald.
y0iumbus-Little aiaui & Colambusl and Xslia
RRilrcad, for Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terre Haut5, st. Louis, Morrow, Loveland, and
Cincinnati. and with the Ohto and MisliE1lp pui
RaiirUad at CincIraa1 for LouisYins, Evang-
y.ils, gsiro, 81 LEAFS. aud aA points on ths
Ohio River.
Oolnrbus-Cantral Ohio Rsilroad for Newark, KA1a8-
Vile, Wheeling, &C.; Columbus, Piqah = In-
diana Railroad for Piqua, UrbsDa &c.
- For TicEsh 70 al points and information applT
al the PsssenPer Stasaon and at Union Ticket Odlos
~ Superior street y. :. FLINT,
Cleveland, ect-1l- i9dN klnsrtn tancent