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CURE fHAq LJATHsOMR MALADY.

DR. GooDkEEs's OAFAREH REEEDT.-It poustrsles
70 the very ssa Of ths terrible Disease, and EXTERN
tnstes t. root and branch, forever. Dr. GoOdsle e
nrsf and only person who ever tod the world What
CAEAERH resIly vas-who-e 1t commenced and Whist
Wonla cure II. Dr. GoodaIe hSs now spcnt iifstfue
In battling With this tel disease. exploring its
eTet ambush. and making known 10 the world the
tsct that O4tarrh Fhica has for ear deed he eii
and research Of medical men and aufhcfs IN this
country aud in Europe, ean row b eured with the
- ne Uniform certatntg that morning follows night
Prepared by & GO0pALE, IL o., Rev York. Rrics
elf0l Send stamp for Pampalst
For sale by @. W UiiARki llg SuporiOr-St., Olsve-
ian Ohio uiar22 81
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IODINE.
DR.. n. AEDERs & CO.'S
IODINE WATER.

{ Iodias Water sets u9ou the Heart, Liver kidneys,
DlgestiFa Organs and GlaBdHlsr system.
The suocess witch has atsadsd tno Use OF this
remedy 70 privats PrRcti2e, ana the end0r eent Of
medical authority, enable u % recommend is t. the
PTscueionsr and the public ieelias o0nhdsnt that
vita fair trial It VII sttos. It's 0wn ezoslisaoe in
the cure oLOhronie disssses which indirats Iodius
such IS scrofuia Bronchitis skin Eruptions, HesTt
Liver and Kidney Di essss, EorTOus Affections, EGu
TaIgia, hhs1m stss Dyspepsia, Debility, 3 Phiiis,
stc
Physicians may rel uBon tho inform stronst th Of
Iodine Water ss containing three quartsr grains
Hpre lodins IL each fuid ounce DUrs water, sol
vent being uEed. II Is not able to decomposition
nor spoDtsHeousiY-fofmod inequalities Beither
the Iodine OXydiEed nor neutrahzsd by combination
with any ingrodisnt, rendering this solution aups
rior TO sny othsr metsod OF exhibiting Iodine.
Full directions aooOHFSnY each bottle, that 1t may
be zsed IS iamiiJ medicine IS we'll as By the pro-
tHssion.
rE1og one dollar rar sotiis. On receipt Of hvs
soSrs six bottles delivered free b sxpEsss to any
sidresa.
BsWsTso OF eoHhterfeits ard ialiteii0HE which IN
pfidoiDaIed dealers endcayor g. dispose OF On our
reputation. See our signature aud tTads mark che
Greek word hesding thls Edveg II eInent, up5a the
labels and Wrappers o. esJh bottle, without which
hans is genuine.
Circulars gratis. d., n. AEDERs &C.,
Physicians and Cbemists,
..--.-- -EO. as Broadway, Rew lOEK-
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REOthersI EEeshersfl szOtsers u

DOn'tfsn oprosuse .ars. wIsssUw's soorH.
ING sYRUP for OHIGDREH TEErHIRG. -a-
This yalusbls preparation H the esTiption Oione
Of the best Female Physicians and burses IN the
United States. and has been ussd for thirty yosTs
with never falling safety and suooass by millions cf
mothers and Children, from the seble iniut Of one
week to the adult. i rot only relieves the child
from pain but invigorstes the stomsch and bovoIs,
sorrects aeidity, and gives tone aud energy to the
wboiesystsm. ItEiil almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN TEE BOWEEas AND WIND OULIC.
We believe it tho Best and Surost Remedy in the
World in al Cases OF Diarrhsa and Dysesftery Ct
other canBes.
fui cirsctiOus Tor using will accom- psuy ench bot
tie. Hone genuine u1iess the fsc emile Of OuRTIS
4 PERhlhe, New fcTk, is on the Wreppar.
Sold BY AL Medicine Dealers. PRINCIPAL Ofios
DAy-st,, New York.
nr-sas @uT- QE T1e-rf- n.r ER-rr..
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THE POET ON A TRAIN;
Il OF,

Ehe Romance Of the Railroad.
By the A9th,oE q ss ,5siE Igsz Ths Prince Of
IcoHTISUED.l
CHAPTER KITE KISS IN THR DARK.
Alter WAITING six long noursi
And with hunger alno5t dead
News came tnRt the track was mendsd,
And the train soon went ahead;
Soon passed 8 place called JohnstOWns
Filled with iron foundriss.
Where the people all were working
Like o lot OF Duey bees.
Then we came to a great tunnel
Eear me sat pr tty miss,
And when aii was dark Ba midnight,
Quick from her stole a siaB.
"0h. she cried, the peoPis shouted,
and before We reached th5 itgnt
1 was peerlng through the window
In ny seat sgsi0 al night.
After passing the great tunnel.
To place We quickly came
Upon tho highest mountain tor,
And Gre s0ni its na ne;
Many peopls in the sumuer
To this pleasant spot repair
To ENJOY as cooling waters
And its pure. frosh mountain air,
At Altoona We took breAks szt,
Il was one o'cIock or more;
Such lot oi bungry moTtais
.. Ine'er laid eyes on before;
All tho good things oa the table
In short time did digspear;
And they sll sh0utiog wildly
"QuioSly bring more breAkfa3t here"
When I vent pay for breakfast,
caid the iandlOrd-' We must charge
YoI Iust doub e price for breakfast,
EOryouf mouth SO awtnl large"
III don't see it, ! said a. dear sir;
But lust charge It n you will,
And While you are about it,
Send 20 Uncle SAN the BILL"
Notice 70 Drafted men and others In theserYics Of
Uncle eam, and ell in want Of Rubber Blankets,
Rubber OOats Leagihs Cashmere and flannel shirJB
MiutarY clothing ei any and sFery o6scSirtiUh and
hne OlJihins for spring aud summer wear We
have now the largest stock in the City, which We
will sell at the very lowest prices.
Isaac 4. Esase'e Union Hal,
Sole Agent fer the sale Of Singers OeIsbTasd ssgfng
AaChine8, st0rr'8 AutOm t3a Pressual and
StrOn2's Pateit sruy Bed-TrunE,
Corner supsripr and UBi0n Ets.
81 Look outfor the Giants ~ maViS
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PH0T0aRAPRIc sT0GK.
oHOTO9KAPHIO ALBUNs. al

DHOTU9KAPHIO ALBUMS, Az
Z. DOUGLAS & CO.,
I79 BuFsrfoT-Bf.
ARTISTS HAEERIAI9-wIEDg AID
gEWT0EE and GOupi'5 Oh ssd Water Oclos1,
% =. -. DOUGLAS ; CO.'S,
US Supsripr-3s.
ayAL AID SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
frames, at h. B. DOUGLAS co.'s,
I59 5E5oTiorsSl.
sEOTOaEAEH 502RTEs or UEIlEE2AEzz
Faintiass ANA 6BErsAipEss s.
i7a SuPeTioE-9t.
a6ARTEs DR vIsITE" OF 5ELERRkTEF
aeu Eas Wolsn, End FslIssE's MARBLES et
p. 2. DOUGLAS COS,
I7s5-ssri3r SO.
FIgF SsSRAVis as OF DISTIzGy7.-1
Rsa h. D, pQVeLL51 CO.'S,
aSTf3 T35eps-fnE-s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-16

There has been an effort for the past
six months to pack the Convention by the
meie political managers without any re
gard to the great public sentiment OF the
party This las become 60 notorious that
many Of those originally concerned in the
disrepatable plot are shivering in the
EiRd over their own acts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-16

= IUIElIU n y II
Dr. Sweets sIEFA1bIBLE lIsIWEETi % Brsfar
ed rom the recipe OF Dr. siephensFoet. Of connses-
fSut the great bonssesr, and hes been used IN hia
practice for the last twenty yosrs with ths most
toufshfne auccss As az external application Il e
without riva and vii alleviate pain m 70 tpeeol-
~ ftau nay other prsnaretion for ~ hreuln lnatie
and hervorr Disorder IS truly Ia n pet and aH a
curative for Sores Wounds, bpraiuss Dr e, &C., Its
soothing, healing aud poWerfil slrenH neIng Pre-
r1cIfl the ~ ast8ianr rne1t ana wonder OF
an VINO hsve ever given Il q trial Over four hun
dred cs4ti loafea OF remarkable cures performed By
e within he last two yesrs, attest 10 shz iact-
BtronR and Arnlslross a agents for Cleveland.
dsol0 alIeeTdsgsh2i -t.1- q rll-r Il -.. n
Diseases Of The Nervous, Ssmins1, UFins-
y and sexual EyBtems-neW and r8lieble treatment
in keport3 OF the Howard AEsociati0n-5suf b.
mail IN sealed ieitsr envelopes free Of charge. Ad
dras1 DR.. J. SkIL5tEh H0UGH sUH, Howard As
Pa sneFsa- ~.
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oAEu- GAENELb-
tiOns"
The London correspondent Of the New
York Herald is responsible for The follow
ing:
i curiou' pieos Of intelligence hss lust
come to me that will be Of interest in
America. I see no mention Of il in any
English journal. The late Field Marshal
Lord Clyde, Colin Csmpbell), died less
than q year ago. leaving a large fortune,
considerable OF it to 8 maiden sister
" Miss Alice Campbell, Of Macliver." She,
died intestate on the Both Of December last
leaving also large fortune. In search
ing for the heirs of the estate il is found
that General George D. Mcclellan, lste
com mander Of the American aruies, was
near relative CT the late Field MarshaI,
one Of the greatest soldiers Scotland ever
produced, and probably one Of the heirs to
the estste Of the sister, Miss Marion
Mscliver, sister Of John Maoliver-LOrd
Clyde's fsther-msrTied Mr.. - MoClel-
Ian, Highlander Of the Island Of Islsy,
and their son WAS General McClellan's
father. So the Generals father was own
cousin to Lord Clyde.
l got these facts from Peter Mscliver, Of
Bristol proprietor and editor Of the Bris-
tol Daily Pfess, one Of the heirs Of tt next
of Kin Of the late Field Marshal and his
sister, and administrator Of the la;ters es-
tate.
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sPEeIAL N0TIeEs.
Coughs and Colds.

Ths sudden changes Of our climate aTe Sources Of
Puln6naiy, bronchial and AsthnAtio AnsctiOns.-
Expsriinse hayiaE proved thats mple remsdies of-
ten aot speedily when asn in tbs early stages ofthe
dseaso, recourse should s. once be had 20 Bsows's
BRoEoHIAL fEOcHEs,' or Lozongos, let the Cold,
osuEh IIiiation q tbs 7hrost beeTsr % slight,
as b. his prpciutien mors asriOuE attack msy be
effeotuAlly warced ca Pubic Epeakers and Siogers
viii dnd them enscsual IN clearing and atrsnsthen
ing the voico. Soldiers should have thsn IS they
can Be caFTisd in the pocksl and taken oecasion
requires. iuneIo Ino
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-16

c. s. Young, Of BrOOksville, writes 10
tie Crisis that the Democrats of that section
never will vote for War Democrat.
The Crisis Gays Of the Chicago COnven-
f;on.
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1864.


Abraham Lincoln knows the ropes
All our hopes
Centre now about the brave and true,
Letius help him as We can,
He's the man,
Honestfor the country through end through
Others good perhaps as ne
There may be;
Have We tried them in the war-ti1no's fame
Do We know il they will stand,
: Heart IN hand,
Seeking fOr the right in heavens nAmef
Let the Nation ask him, then,
Once again
Ten him that each sleepless night,
Dark to light,
Ushers IN morning for the. Free.
Let Us not forget our rude
Gratitudel
But lend our servant the poor crown we msyi
tive tive him four more years Of toll,
Task and moil,
knowing God shall crown him in his dayI
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MORNING LEADER.

I'VE again start on lis travels this piquant lit
lie poem, which originally appeared in the New
York Independent, and hope it will leaYe no
corner Of the loyal land untouehed.l
OUR PRESIDENT.
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FEMALN BL5EAsE
and constant attendant OF Paris, London. FoR Or
Isaus snd Montreal HospiEsis for the ast to- Tesrs
Ess opsnsd an once ar Tho
johnson House. Cleveland
heTs hs viii be hsPEy to meet al those who are q.
fiotsd With sabacuts and ehroaic di3sssss-
His trestmsnt fa entirely different from the old
vlsu and fs mid, eoseious and elective His med
ieinas are EiInpiy vegetabie eEirsets and os thsy
haze never bcen usss bat By two other physicians n
America besides himself He hes spent the greatest
par Of bis lie aad Thousands Of collars in obtaining
q fsE secrets in his rroisssiou. 60 tas thn BriDo
for all forms o. disease. 10 charge giving m
honest and ,rrae statonert 81 thier case
80 BPEHHAT0RHG4.
10 EouEd hElf-lie prove 70 Eou ~ q lev naln-
utss that be is the only phTselan you ever treated
vtn that cures this diBeass. For every patient who
viii follow his directssns, hs viii give 0lo Hundred
Dollars if no tails in curing this disease No charge
made tor consultation. Those az e dtctanos Tao
wish 70 consult the Doctor may do 20 BY esnding 3
small vial OF urine By msd, vith naBe, sex and age,
aud ne vii angWor aac doscripe ths!t case, and the
possibility of s,Tting seisi ~ enclosing Fet1ra
postage STAMP tnHrs.e4
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MEDICAL.

4 = z - 3 = 3 a. y u ~ = o N.
AFTER ALL OTHER rREATmEHy FAILs
DR. a. GIRaOA,
E1II,,.rIy Of New York Oity, viii Vay one hundred
above named diseases he viii psy tbe sans ann so
the proof that any other Pbyhician In ne JJnited
,s 5 1s11 t2e V9 SANE 9, y iseeSss With equal success
enoe, Dr. GIBSON Is happy in being able to anneunoa
70 the unfortunate, that no has perfected systo Oh
TIE SPEEDY AED PERnAHEHT UTJRr
ol the above. ad also ali CONTAGIOUS diseases of the
therefrOns Including general
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROSTRATIOs.
he pa sneoeded IN curing cases II tnls city some
q whom had expended hundreds o. dollars with self.
styiee phgslcensi VINO pro es5 70 treat all private
least particle O. D9nedf 80
u. SissOS Qoo3 no. boast inst he IS member
some Uoiiege n Doncon or Paris, o. psrhaps som
Others 40 o. the purpose oiensnAring the innooert
ant wac neid ont great IpsctsfOns never 90 be T
iZ6d. Int Woat Dr. G. might boast OF Il this tEst -
Is sole 70 give entire satisfaction 70 those who re-
ne mas perfected an American system OF fFeatmeof
which ehallenEs5 any Physician Of LOndop or Parry
OF aay po medicine to equal for the radical or e
o. eein1nsl Weakness and all diseessa OF dersy o.
menta, o0th I1enfal aad physieal arising from ssS
ic ing advantages ever all Otthers yet disc Vsrsd
nnc rst5 ths s usad are 70 70 reEpect d. sacres
bls ne uses no relies Of the dark ages suon as Ms-
Ouf nor any other dul5l6fious drug; % eandlV ~
r ricrion5 II diet or business is require thirIiy
LIS -patAItAAs - Pulitte aud certain In ali H
G. IDS prepared 10 90 into any public private hos-
p -i II the United States and demoUstrate tie i'm.
melse snP9rior1ty Of his nsw treay ment over an
other now known 20 the world IN point OF uro-9r1
moss, perm nanencys mldnsss, sasstF and oonvenie5f
20 the patient. -01 .
pr. GIBSON is permanently located in Olevsts NJ,
aud has during the past Five years perforTns D an,
cures o. diseases Whloh lad Tor yozrs resisted al tee
m9dos Oi tItHt n1ent references can be givsD y =,
vduais Of 9 4 st respectsbihty in Cleveland Ro-
ton Rev n x and other cftisa in regard to D. in ~,
integrity IN M professional transactions DJ 1oaraia
ListlIaeIsEi. 5croiJles and all ohToRiF. dfsessc
tl5- Medicines SAINT TO any psrs % tha .,r, - .,
reoeip Of ten collars. SO-hsiI VI
Or. GIaaoH's kew Work hysf L. -. .
hig olios. ~ .-iS >
Das aIBgJE
SESdsss0E q ASscEhorArEaN II AND HEpFs18n
Oucs-ii9 Seneca Street, r. a doc.e rom ss7s-sor
uyatairs, opposite tho City FtotsI
Once hours rem 3 10 I2 and frnrs -, ns.,o.,
daily Sundays exoepted.) NANONS
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T AIOR'S SHEEP AND
ILAAIB BElPFiNG CgMPO sITION.
-JGr5s Bcsb, ticks and l.cs On shop or
cstt;c, Gdns over . , unc Of wool 10 the
nst &c, fnIrrnyos its au-'itgs aud aida 70
TIE general health ag rS5 sneep, sitkOut
DANGER o. taking cold.
kcs particulars aps'y 70
LALOR BAOTHERSr
Utica \. Y,
J. n. Walsh, I'll Ontario stte=t Ciere-
land, o., or II. " MUaEA Y, Hartford,
Trumbpn 20 o, Wholesale Agent, 70
yhCm all applications sCT sub-agsnCiUs ia
the state Of ONO must be MAZE,
lune6 ls3
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GRAND CAMPAIGN
ABOUT
ZINE & OG'B Re0P BAEAAR,
Ard gE;yt Hc8=fdetoTy,
AZ ~ Superior street, under the American Hous9'
-

We have nov ready our IlI stock OF skeletons IN
oTr ue5 Iocafi0n ior the oommsncamsnt OF the
SPRING Ge which embraces all OF tse iesding sly
fIoi1fiirir TN rafsuf gore tran, els3 the nsNest
stvle Ousker SKIRTS We keen eleays on hand skirts
4s<tre Eizs and length ana ladies Who always have
s.,n 80 10 find skirt long OF large snopgh will
-s-.al Ss5d tneTn hers We viii adhere stIi lily 70
,- s5,rr 5FiU tplss viz: keep none but good ar
ticle vFnich VIII sapkpp5 70 sen a. she R isSasss
Z, copa ant ladies. Dealers IN surrounding t0Nns
vii 40 veil by consulting thelr own interest 70
al on us before giving rne1E oEqera OF gong lAt
a Isr1e oIgortmeuf Of Treach and American cOrBets
md y,atsRt skirt supporters always on hand. Also
- oi-ssIs dealers IN Yankee Notions, Fancy Goods,
T,,i---ifzri.1. rio1isry, Ac. a. KLINE \ co,
iasJIs 12s superior st.l QleYet1a
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CLOTHING
r E NJ OVAL,

The undersigned hiss pleasure in announcing that
in consequenoeo OF his Increasing busiaess well
with view OF supplying, IN connection herewith,
q full and complete Bs5Jrt uent ot
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Rail ROasi for Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
At Cape Vincent Siththe
Raj Rsads Bsssssn Cape Vincent 4 Eeg YsFb,
And At OgWsso with
LINE OF FIRsT GLASS CANAL Bears
BETWEEN
OSWEGO, TROY, ALBANY &EEW YORK;
Forming DAILY LINE from,
BostSH, New York, OGdo1Eburzk, Oaso
VtzcenG and Oswego 70
0LEHHLAED, TOLEDO Z DETROIT
And TRI-WEEKLY LINE 50
CaIcAs0. MILWAUKEE, : INTERMEDIATE 7esTs
AGE ENFBs
,. EYERS. 10. AJto- House......Gs YORK,
O.BkEhD, a Pearl street ........... "a
sghN HOUSING, 7btsts-S5.-...,.....-BOsiops
49, = : A.AAl y CueasbErEh.
ghAhLES ALLISON ........--...u.... OswaEo.
:. n ChA y EORD.....-..- ..,s..... .....-. g
e. 2 s,5ss 81 = n; Iape F1loone.
v AllkAtlh 2 IL 4 rs Toledo
= - 4114 = Z v s1.. .L5troiss
" y L. Ill Gzukee,
Ne - AAtytf OniCagc.
FEbTOR d BREED, AaRHEs,
aRrs-E7 s7s--.s-s
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IT F. BRAYTON.
IL
IEsURAECB AGENT,
No. 8. Atwater Building, Up Stairs
CLEVELAND, o.
sonsy 'a.t 70 EpsIapd, Ir.lard aus SeasIons.

Passage Tickets to and nom ell parts OF BuroPe
COMPANIES.
Cash Asssts.
Continental Insurance Go. n z OIty .....sl i5, ,ss
Columbia Insurance. Co N 7. Oify..-..-..-. So 80
Home Insurance 20. New HaYen.....--.--.... zI05es
LOrilial Insurance Co. y. 4. tity.-..---.-- = lJ
North Aulei ican Ina. TO- n. Y. City 90 -
Provdence Washington las 20. T. I.--..-. 569s5l3
Republic Insurance o. n. y. OitY........s. 54ozsI
kssolnto Insurance o. n. z Oity-,,.-,.--.... 5S4
Washington instance Go. n. Y. UitT ESs,Zo5
HABnE.
Columbian Marine Ina. %. n. Z. City,. sl4osS0
LWE.
". England Mutual Life Ins, Co. Boston, s5sOseoO
JAMES h BILL,
may lS.63. 5urvsyOr and solicitor.
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PlAN0 Tunlna,
F0R SALE.

TOR SALE.-1O 1.2 AoEEs OF
1 land on st, Clair Rosd, thrss miles from tha
Court House Has a good house on IT, Also fne
let OF bearing Huit trees, grgg vines, 70. Apply TO
apo Il Oh r PRENTlS5.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-16

Policies issued st lowest paying rates
Ere aptly adjusted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-16

General 1cCIeIah's "Great gxpee,u,
TiOnso
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PgsT-0FFlgE TIME.TEBlR.
1864. summer Arrangement 1854.
FOB EHl
Arrival and CaOsiRs OG nGaGs
CLEVELAND POST 0FFIUR.

an ZHZ
CLEVELAND POST 0FFIUR
OoRmsnoins Monday, Nay 18th, lst4.
- ,s.I. M b eEsssd and ready for dslIvszy ons
heeE AI.sE e arrival Of trains.
,. ~ An fiAilI Gloss one hour before Departure q
kEBIVAE OF HGIIs AT pEPor.
Eastern Through arrives gs An, and I.ss ana
6.25 2 r.
Esstsrn WAY arrives s. -..s A n
Pittsburgh Through arrives at s7l5 Al
do Way srrfTe- st $50 = =.
esnduEky Way arrive8A < = A
Halg1ing Way arrives AZ 500 P.
CllclnEad Through strives stgss1 - fEFE
do HaT Arrives at $50 z. n
Hs5tera Through arrives 81 go u and 5.56 ,. M
DO NAY arrives at 2.l5 p. u.
hsdina WAY arrive. ~ 900 p a
ezgSLt a. survives fuasdayB, ThaEsdayH E1l Bas.
sFeessvlle Bath. a., arrives HondaJs and RrsassI
Sharon Centsr, eranEsr, North RoyHiton, szrstsl
moncAy5 AID Fridays At 5 p. n
" arron5V1l 10 arrives daily At 1913 A. n
~ cleveland and Euclid arrives daily ak z. u,
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Gentlemen's Undcrgarments
FURNIsBIsG GOODS,

For which his OLD stand was not sufficiently oommo
diouB, he has Leased the premises known as
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-10-05
him recoil on the very brink of the preci-

him recoil on the very brink of the preci-
pice. He cast his eyes over the abyss
there was no retreat--death stared him
in the face of either side, and he gave
himself up to dispair Yet there might
be hope !; he held his knife open in one
hand. whilst unconscious of what he did,
he firmly grasped a small sapling with
the other; his dog, however, instead of
relieving his fears, only excited them by
irritating his foe by an angry bark, as it
lay crouched upon the limb like cat
ready to spring upon her prey; but still
that spring was delayed, as if it felt con-
scious that its prey was secure. and a
pleasure in holding its victim in terrific
suspense. At length, ripping up the bark,
and with ferocious and piercing scream,
it drew its recumbeut length together,
then suddenly expanding itself, sprang
through the air towards its victim. The
hunter. who had eagerly watched its mo.
tions, with a shrek of horror sprang
aside, but fortunately held to the sapling
with an almost convulsive grasp. The
sharp claws of the animal fixed in his
clothing and seemed nigh to have carried
it headlong with it over the dread abyss.
For moment it seemed that the panther
would recover its footing, but with an in
tuitive presence of mind the old man in
stantly with his knife ripped asunder his
clothing, and it fell from crag to crag,
marking the sharp projections of the rock
with its blood, till the welcome sound OF
it's fall to the earth struck on his cars as
| Ijoyfully as the sounds of liberty to the
captive. He rushed forward to his rifle.
fearful perhaps that life was not yet ex-
tinct in his enemy. Soon, however, the
contents of his piece were lodged in the
head of his foe, while prayer went up
to heaven from his lips in gratitude for
| his preservation.
The hunter exhibited his trophy, but
the toll and terror had been too great
his age could not endure it, and his re-
mains ere long rested in the earth neal
the scene of his terrific achievement.