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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-30

D w llCu NOu wait GNilVpl DUNN
and Stationery, go to Marquardt's s
DRUG AND BOOK STORE,
Hedges New Block.
When YOU want
Plain and Ruled Cap Paper,
Plain aud Ruled Noto Paper,
Commercial Note Paper,
Envclopcs-a variety,
Pens ~ Penholders,
Arnold's Ink,
Carmine Ink,
Ink Powder,
Ink Stands,
Pencils,
otc., etc.
Get them at
mARQUARDT's
Book and Drug Store.
When you want
Perfnmery,
Hair Oils,
Hair Dyes.
Hair Tonics,
Flavoring Extracts,
Fine Soaps,
Lilly White,
Rouge,
MARQUARDT'S
Book and DrUg Store.
lfyou want pure
French Bran lies,
Port Wine,
Malaga Wine,
MADEIRA Wine,
Catawba Wine,
Rhubarb Wine,
Old Rye Whiskey,
Is years old.)
MARQUARDT'S
Book and Drug Store
If you want your Family Medi-
cines good, pu.e and genuine, you
must 20 to
n1ARQUARDT'S
Book and Dyug Stare.
Hedges New Block.
When you want
Paints,
Varnishes,
Patent Medicines.
Ladies' Satchels,
Portfolios, etc.. etc,
MARQUARDT'S
Book and Drug Store.
Ifyou want
Paint Brushes,
Varnish Brushes,
Sash Brushes,
Shoe Brushes,
Cloth Brushes.
and all other kind of Brushes,
Marquardt's
Drug and Book Store.
is the place to buy them cheap and
of the best quality.
When You want
Liusoed Oil,
Fish Oil,
Lubricating Oil,
Neatsfoot Oil,
Coal Oil, 80
Castor Oil,
call at
Marquardi's
Drug and Book Store.
When you want
Cinnamon,
Gloves,
Mustard,
Nutmegs,
Mace,
Baking Soda.
Cream Tartar,
ETC., etc
call at
Marquardt's
Drug and Book Store.
in Hedges New Block.
Ifyou want
Reeves Genuine Ambrosia for the
Hair,
call al
Marquardt's
Dr1p and Rnok Stora
lfyou want
Shoulder Braces,
Abdominal Supporters,
Trusses,
Gum Nipples,
Catheters,
Breast Pumps,
Syringes--a variety.
call at
Mareuardt's Drug and Book Store.
Having enlarged my business to
a great extent, | am prepared b.
sell at WHOLESALE to Country
Merchants as cheap as any House
in this part of the country.
Thankful for the patronage for
the last six years, so literally be-
slowed, BY prompt attention to
business, together with q desire TO
please oil, he hopes to insure o
a . n
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-30
Dyspepsia Dyspepsia. .

pa; WisHARri . have besn a constant sussr,F
with Dyspepsia for the lrsi sighisss years, dusiax
which tine I cannot say that I ever enjoysd q per
iettly we'll day. ThsFs were tinss when the syup-
toms were more asEravatsd thsn others. end thea
seemed II would be great relief to die. Ihsd 81
ah nmes an unpleasant feeling in my head, bat late
" my sunenngs 70 much increased that bseams Al
most unht fqr buSiasss d say Kind, my miad VAS
continually hled with gloomy thoughts and fossbod
ms. ahdtfl attempted 10 change tier current by
reading NJ once sensation Of Icy codnsss, In eoe.
nseiion with dead weight. as ID were, resisd upos
my brain also sfesng ofseknsss would occur at the
stomach, and great pain to my eyes accompanied
wfh whish was the continual fear Of losing my rss
so. also expersnesd great sssitude. debility and
nrfousness, which made II difficult 10 walk BY day
or sleep Al night Ibeeame averss TO society," and dis
posed only TO seclnson Hnd having tried the skill OF
= number Of eminent physicisns Of VARIOUS schools
hnAy came to the conclusion that, foY THE disease
a. my present age, IS years, there no 10 60
lsnee But, through the irssrfersnes Of Divine Pro-
ydenee, to whom dsyoutly offer my thanks, latlast
found severe gn remedy in you Dyspepsis Pillssud
Tar Cordial which seem 70 have sfectnsly removed
amo.iihs last trace Of my long ha of ailmsais ard
I'D Ieshpgss and In their place hsshh pleasure ssd
eoh'entmsht sis my every day companions.
JAAES n. sAupERe.
No. ts3 Eonh Second Street, Pbilsdslphis. ss'
msh sf Woodbsry,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-30
DUBOIS g. Ce.
rTas Ohisr
DYSPEPSIA.
A Positive Cure fer Dy spepsis
The Great American
Dyspepsia Pill,

We may say with safety that ninety ea.s, oaInf
evsry hnndfed that die with eonsu rption, had At ira
only dyspepsia. Dyspepsia quickly lays tho feundn
fatal character. Dyspepsia Is epphnticslly the
disease that takes from us the brseing stimuli OF
ambition and hope emascuLstcs and units us for the
enierprise oflfe. We say TO the sick aud 10 phyt.
eians Of every school, that In Dr.. Wishars Gfen
American Dyspepsia Pill. and Pine Tree Tar Coz
dial, there isn CUE tor the worst Of dyspepsia
Dr. Wishan has treated in the past twenty yspEs
to3ool nine thousand three hundred and ninety rs
uent', Tor Dyspepsia IN it, yerious fo-m., and 10
every ease where the medicine taken NJ directed
mHde perfect cure. A nannbef ofths shove easss
had been treated by the most smipsAt physisisaats
this country and Europe.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-30

Total Expenditures,

Net Proceeds, 2O,2a
Tifin, Ohio. June Goth, 1864.
Received of A. 4. Barnes, for acct OF 90.
A. 49th o. N. c.. Twenty dollars and TWEEN.
ty i've cents to apply on first quFters rent
Of Webster Hall due from them On the hrs1
day Of July, 1864. ,o o,,,,
The thanks OF the company are due To
those L ,die. who so kindly donated money.
cake, cream, and flowers, and especially to
those who laboIed 80 industriou.ly for tho
greater part of two days 20 prepare the Ia
bles and reireshments in the most appropri'
ate manner.
T, BARNES, FoR THE COMPANY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-30
Tar Cordial,
Tar Cordial,
Tar Cordial,
Tar Cordial,
Ths cssat Remedy fo' Cor,umrGoay
Tbs Gtsn Remedy Tor contunptlsa.

{ an eonstan,ly ,ycsi,ius ,uoh esri6osiss n che
follpwinr. Read "a
ia. .MisulHr--Dest Sir Ilsad q vety drsshf.i
system was sst giving way, snd was pfos,tated o.
nv he'd with bot hule hope Of recovering. W die.
ease bafied the power of sl medicines. snd IN .
,hor uh. nus, have gone 70 ny Ftass hat. thsnt
God, nv daughter in.l.w would not rest until abe
went 70 yorT stete, No 10 Moth Second tfsef. snd
related the YOU, pvnha,sd bottle sf yoaf
Pine Tree Tar Cotdial and commenced TO use ",
and In one week was much better, and amer usiaG
three bottles am perfectly WE'LL wonder to All ~
tu ends ,fet they all pfoncancsd me psJ cure, Psb.
hsh my case " you tNiok proper.
REREi'CA HAMILTON,
No. 1871 Wayne street, Philsdslehts
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DR.. VI!RARY's TAR CORDIAL

WILL POSITIVELY CURE THE rornowrSe
DisEAsEs CONSTITUTION. ~ Sn sgYoSv
rHs POWER OF NEDIuiSE. ISfiaMnA
rioS OF rnE lrScs. rotcas. r6sg
THROAT ASD BREAST. BRONCHITIS, Asfn
MA PiLrs. GRAVEL, AND AN UNFAlLlNo
REMEDY FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
DR. wishsrt's Pine Tfee Tar coraiaf
the vital principle ef the Pine Tree chssiAsd hy
p trnlat proseN IN tho di,tilstibn of ths TAR, ~
which the hishss, ahedirnal pfpp-rie. rttsnsd.
u the msdlelhe that curSs Nhsa all others hAte
failed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-06-30
BLEE ING oF THE LrNG-.
bIIliNC OF rRE I.uSGs.
REA TnE FOLLOWING.

nR. NrHsRr-stni I reinfn nv srstefnl thsnfs
for the discovery yon have made 20 making n,sai
cine thu will crre Inflammation OF the Tunrs and
Liver Complaint. Nhen I eommenc ed to osa youf
Pine Tree Ter Cordial, I was, to all Appearance,
nsarmy grave. had been foi length Of tine spit.
ting blood, aud would At times vomitit.
My physicians (for employed two pTonoa I'd me
past cure but my sister had used your Pine TYes
Tar Cordial, witch did her 80 much good, that abs
prevailed on me, last resoptcv, TO tty II and,
thank God, cummsaesi g. use It, I have tAkeR
twelve hcttles, asd am perfectly CURED, aud am n adv
aud Wlng that any P,fson that is siek shoul eaio
me, and will tell them What your Cordial hAs dons
for me. All my nsud' aud heig hhofs were pt'sfly
asionishad a my speedy Tetutn 10 health fof they
had seen vomii blood Ia a clotted state heqpent
ly. ruhhsh my case, Zoe wsnt every psron thstir
suffering as wAs 10 Know Of youf ihValuAble nsai.
cine. Respectfully,
JouN vERDIS.
Crease -. s,t door, sbove Richmond ST..
fbilAdslphlr
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L0sT--Memoranda Book.

June %. lsG4-2w.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-31
I-hh- z ClHE OF fERFLCIIOW
It Cures Hay, Rose E Periodic CataFFb
CURES CATARRH IN ALL ITS TYPES AND STAGES
CURES CATsRRH And AVERTs CaAsUHPTIOn.
Noyiclent syri1sing Of the Read,
The Sansa Of taste end ErGoil Rasiorel

The Sanso OF Taste and SrGoil Rastored.
For centuries Cstarrh has dofed the skill Of ply
sicians aud Surgeons no medical work contains
prescription that will eradioatei t. Nothing nave
DR.. Goodaie's Remedy win break it up radically
destroying the principle Of the disease, and pre-
cluding the possibility of reIspse.
1t penesrates to tine very seat OF this terrible die
case, and e1terminates it, root and branch forever
lErom the New York Commercial AdrertisarI
HAY, Rose AND ERroDtO CATARRH.-ur r. Good
sle's Catarrh Remedy and mode OF Treatment NOT
only affords tie greatest relief In every variety Of
UataTrh but it tingu ishes the disease forever in
sil its stages. Every one speaks well oft
Price 81 Per bottle. Send a stamp for Dr. B.
GoodaIe's Nes Pamphlet on Catarrh-Tts Perfect
Mode OF Treatment and Rapid Cure
NORTON a co, Sole A s'ts 70 Blocker St N =
sold by e. W; CLARK. 10 Superior St de5:R3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-31

ENOR SALE.-KINSMAH STREET
Il Dice tWo.story Cottage House with evory
eonTenienee, and three acres Of land.
EhIE sI-Go-d new House, rooms, and lot
UHIyERRsITY HEIGHTs-Good House and lot.
VACANT LCT-Cn OourtlaGd ST. $50,
BRIDGE ST.-Good House, rooms and lot; S5O00
NAuA Y LOF-l2lx202 fi. on SocTlI ayeaue
ST. OLAIR sT.-Near Wilson av; tc 10 acres.
EAST OtEVELAND-Go1d House, rooms, and
nesrly an &c ofland. S1GO0
PhoSPEOG ST.-Esat of Erie, two story brick
4ouse, with marble manties, slate roof, &c
Lot 3-xl4O. Bsosntly occupied by Gov Brough
EOuLlD St--Good two story brick House. marble
mantles, hot and cold water bath room, 60
EBIE SF.-Hear EUclid, two story frame House,
and lot S3xss #. $1,000.
SCOfILL AYERUE-Brick House. two storfes
and lot 4Oxlss f.. 5000.
LAKE ST:-Nioe twe-story cottage House and lot
50199 #. $500.
House, and lot 64T92, sS25O.
CEDAK sI.-Two- story frame House snd Lot 3Sx
ISS. 5000.
COLUMBUS sT.-TtIstle House for cal. on long
COLUMBUS sT.-eAod frams House, Il rooms,
good barn and fruits.
TRACY 6T.-HousP and Lot. $1,000.
TRACY SF.-Houss snd Lot. $500.
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aeaI Aaeaeies.
GENERAL REAL ESTATE AoEYcT,
155 Superior street, Cleveland, Chic.

VIII HlUREhI1-
Prospec. street-A Lot GGxiI0 leet, adjoining
siager's.
kinsman slreet-Brick tvc-stoTy II 5use and 81
acres OF Land, Barn aud variety of Fruit Tor
sals-or exchange for country atore, farm Of me-
chanieaf business interest.
Dstrolt street-Houss No 292 seven rods to store;
Lot 33xl3S.
- superior Htrset-Brick Block near the Second
Church.
Kinsman siTset-Lot one acre, 72 feet frcnt, op-
pcsite Orphan Asylum.
Clinton strset-HoUss No. 121; Lot 6GxIsj feet
Jersey street-House No. T5 Lot 32-ylb feet
Liberty strCet-hous9 No I23, six rooms; Lot
GGIl35 feet.
FL cid s.rest, west Of Erica splendid Houss,
FARES AND FARMING LANDS.
settlement.
ILIrgoIs, Champagpe cou1ty-leo acres; also,
adjoining $40 acres.
INDIANA, Jasper county-21o acres two miles
from the Iaiircad.
VIRGINIA, Hampshire -couUtF-lsO acres with
buildings and Improvements
CoSSEcTIcUT-z0 a0.es with fine buildings On
Conn., cticut River.
Lands.
Iowa, Rossuth couuty-8o acres fns Farming
EAST CLEvEIASD-s 74-lOO acres Of land.
BRooKLYN-l7 $500 aorss land, with good, new
@ St. CLAIR RoAD-ls-a,rs Lot, 121z-aoro Lot, AMI
wiscoEsfs, ssulo county-1sa acres, IL miles
from Madison.
fzs-L ana Dealers and Agents from abroad are
requested to address as above. Business letters
with stamp enclosed, viii receive prompt atsen-
ton. dec23
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Selling OUti Selling STsti--

IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE
AgrvHrIy ADVANCED prices Of Goods and the IN
settled state Of the market, have determined to
close out ny present business, and will Therefore
from this day commence offering my entire stock Of
sooda st such prices will insure their spe DIV
sale. cannot, in the brief space OF an advertise
comprises nne stock Of Linen Goods, Fiaanels
Blankets Dress Goods, Black Silks, BaIuoral Ekirts
ShaWls, Ladies snd Gents Handkarchiefs, Oott N
ana ana "ooirn Hosiery, BOmbaZines, Alpscas, White
sapklns, Velvet Ribbons, and full assortment OF
do0ds usually kept BY me. AL goods viii positive
y be ohered as low, and many articles even at 3
i93 % PRICE tna1 they can now be purchased for in
the Eestern market. The public, az we'll a. conn
ry merchants will End this good opportunity Of
roHlenishing their stock on very advantageous
serms An arc inv lee 70 cali and seouye some Of
ne bargains 8. HYMAN
heP20 Cor. Superior st. and Public sq1ars.
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FARM ANO OUT PROpERTY.

I32 1-2 Acres in Bsckport; S65 per acre, "a down.
fruit $1,000
63 Acres in Parma. IN ststs Road, 8 miles from
ottyi brick house, ten rooms, two barns, corn
house, &c. S45O7.
eRLsf h1LL-PerrVRuentv vater.power, house and
barn. so acres o. land, fruit, &c. $500.
JOHN G. JENNINGS,
Real B'Eate and Insurance Agent,
del5 AtWater Bulldog.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-31

- Tickets foF sale to Eosion By Boat oF Ran, sRs
Boat Tickets good on any Of the Sound Lines.
~. Faro 70 all points s. Low a. bT any othss
Route.
SLEEPING CARS On Right Trains % PhlI,d.i.
phia, HsE York and Baltimore.
Bagg1g5 Checked Through and Transferred Fra
TRAN6PORTATLON.-E -EIBrohsnai5e, Protircs -rf
i've Stock carried With despatch, al lowest Fasps
CHAS. THOMSON, Passenger Agent.
H. n. BOLHza. EaOCH TEAM. Hus
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Sc PUBLIC SQUARE.
asrufsotuTsT Of oil EindS OF WIGS, Including
The celebrated
uSioN WIG
that 80 resembles nature e. to defy fhe dovsEs
scTutiny. very large and beautiful gtooE 81
LONG HAIR Drought by the proprietor from
Europe, nor SWITCHES znd BREIDS-the drest
assortment over Bgea II thi1sity.
Ladies' Front Pieces and, FaIf.Wtga.
IRsRerY Styls, with sil improvements.
u sETs or s0gRIs, mad fvo7 Fraroh Estrra
Osrled k{air tyusEanfesa.}
FUaEHE DOUBLE sna 1BIPIE ROVs.
WApEREA LIS, &C.,
saade hy ths adTertiseT, equal TO those iTapcrrei
LadioS BTaids made into any kind Of Beaa-Drs
or Bow without injury to Switch.
LADIEs, HAIR DREssIfIo n fia rsOsf rray4
ngRnd fashionable stTlss.
aas- All work warranted 81 represented
BOT and COLD BATFit1 at all ksurg dees3
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aaIastfal aHstrnmfnts.
HORACE WATERS.
aREAT HUSIOAh EsTARLINHMEEr.

80. 4S1 RrOadWay, n. Y. Es
kI9HTY New Pianos, Melodeons, Barmoniums.
Alexandre and Cabinet Organs, at Wholesale and
Retail. Prices low. SEC0ND-HAND PIANOS at
great bargains, prices from 500 to 500 Nav
Octave Pianosi S260 and S875 with Carved Lsgs
to $3.50.
A large stock ofsHEEr MUSIC, MUSIC BOOKS
and all kinds Of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and
Ausio Merchandise at The toscss rates. 10000 sheets
de7l94dAw
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StLEVELAHD, OOLUMBUs & OIN.
OOIENATI AILROAD,
1915. WINTER ABBAEQEHENF. Issl-s

lst Trsin-s:c5 a, H.-oINOIENATI EXPREsB
stopping 81 Grafton, Weilingto1, GoF Lon
don, Shelby, 0restiide, Gallon, Giload Car
diugton, Ashley, Delaware, Devils Centre sr5
MCethingto1.
ID Trsln---2:45 P. E.-:AOCyM mOBATION.-s
at al stations and aTr1vea 10 Ooiunahn5 Rt 20
P. n, Cincinnati 3s5g A. r.
"a lrAtns--l0:oo 7. 1l.- NIGHT ELPE A3S-Sioprira
81 Grafton, wellington, New London sheibT-
Cresthnsu Gelions QileEd, GaTiington aud D6ls
AWARE.
Tfstns tesyo Coiulbns ct 40 and i0s5 Ak. 2ig PE-
" arrive e Cleveland s.sg a. r. ; sTid go = =
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Sbaiby-Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark Railroad. IN
hanHrsid, At. FeTnon. Newark 1anssTing,
0TsstIins-PI PIissbursh, Fort WsFns Chicago Rsi,.
pad soIest, qRper ssnaqsky. Qelshos, LiInFs
East ior Aansteld, Wooster, Milzsilion, &c.
Grafton end Bellet0n tne Railroad Line iof harior
Bollefontafne, Sidney, Union, hfuaCls Indiers
apots, Ierre Hautss Vincenne3, ESEnsVliir.
Louisville, OairO Bt, Louis, 40.
DalCWar6-Vith sprinEield Branch for 6rrir zFald
Oolumbus-Llttie Miami s Columbus, AID xel's-
lailroeds for 4enia, Dayton, indianapolis,
Terre HaHte, St. Louis, Morrow, Loyelaad end
Cincinnati and with the Ohio and liississIcIf
katros1 at Cincinnati for Louisville Eganis
vile, Cairo -, Aouis, and az points On kts
Ohio River.
Columbus central Ohio Rsilrosd for Newark Zane.
Vile Wheeling, &C.; Columbus, PiQus 2 Ire
dkans Bailroad fer PiQua, Urbana, 90.
BoT Tickets 10 al points and information aPs,V
a the Passenger Station, aud at Union Tinkss Odr5
Ia Superior street. =. g. FLINT,
OioTcland. Oct. Il EsA. sasarnts1dsri.
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On exhibition and for sale at S0LOMONSOH's ]
Optical InltHtuta, I3O Superior ssTsst under the
Amefican Hoiel- ars7T,fes 4
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) ERlE BAIGR0ADj
10. wIETaB ARBAEarazrr. nsA

CLEVELAND = EEIE RAILROADj
1855. wIETEB ARRABeEAzET. lsss
Or snd after Monday, Oct. sIst, ISL, Passenger
Trains VII run a. follows, (eundags sxEsptedli
LEAVE OLEYETANDs
9:50- 4. M.-DAY EXPRESS IBAIH--E5olplav az
Nllloughbys PainesTilla. Mad aon, fIen6Ta, Arhs
tabuls, OOnnesut and Girard only and arrive n
hrie 81 ~ ?. N.i Dunsirk s;45 r, r., Buffalo
s:2s P. M.-OIHOIEEATI ExPREss-s.osDi,,s AZ
Psinegyille, ABhtahUla and Girard only, s1d a..
Ives at EEieS 40 p H., ean-irk As ?. r., Bui-
$50 7. n NAIL AND AOUoSrMoDaTTOF-
stopping 81 al stations and arrive at Kris 81
500 P. m..aiaHF EXPRESS TsAI AIE-s.,.,,,,- a.
fsinoaville, Asntabula sud Girard Only, snd
EzriVe5 ss Eria o. l2.s0 4. T.. Drusiff 500
4 E-s sE1slo 4.20A-A.
EEAYE ERIE.
80 A. M.-HlGHT EzPREss TIA Fss-sssrv,,s
q 9iTaId, Ashiabgla and Pslnes7llis anl5, and
6:l5l A. N. MALL AND AOOOMHODAT7Oa
lEkAI!h5ssoggiag at al stations and aTIlTs At
lO;l5 A. M.-TOLED0 ExPR Ess-stopping At All
stations except SWanyille, 5sybrsok, gnlOnTille,
Perry, Mentor and Siakiice. and arrives a.
s:s5 ?. M:@DkY ExPREss FRAIEF-stsvsfpv At
Girsrd, Conneaut, AHhtabEla, Geneva & Palmer
vile cnlT, and arrives IN Cleveland Et 9.zs ?. r.
~ Second Olass Cars are r7R On tll throagh
An the trains going westward connect Ct Clsvelan.
with trains for Toledo. CHICAGO, CoInmbus. Ofncu-
nalis 1nqlAnApOL3f 81. LC1i3i Eo-f and all thFcucb
trains EctDg eastward, connect st Dunkirk with tho
trains Of the New Yozk Erie Railroad and Al Brf.
fHi. with those Of the New York Central q BHialo
Nov York City Railroads f0F Kew YORK, EIba1y
Boston, Niagara Falls, &o. and at Erie with srEins
on the Philadelphia Erie Railroad.
50 Day Express, East and West, connects 81
aiIard with Trains on EKie PittsbGrgh Esilrgaa
i0r Ein6zgiis EasdFiiie, Jamestown, 81,
alsveIsnd. Oct. s7st. i55i. :
NLEVELAND q TOLEDO Z. X
~
Commencing Monday, October sist, and dn.
ring ths coming Uinter, Three Daily Passenger
Trains VIII Tun between C0Tsland and Dutroit, sa
follows:
Leaves Cleveland .............. BIO A. II
Arrive Va DetTcit......................6 $50 p n.
Les fe OleTGla 30 y.
irrir8 in DatToit............ 0.sl T. NJ
Leaves CiaFeiar .......-....--- 1000 2. n
arrive Ia Detro ....-....--.... ......, Goo 4. Il
The $40 A. r. and 1900 p. n. Trains from JiCF8-
land make good cOunecti0ns ieT Jackson, Mich.
BY ihis arrangement Pseseagers VIII Be sableot
70 detention at Toledo ard Wi arrive n Detroit
promptly st thu ADORE ffIne- j. p. kUOhEH,
nol:R3 8Ep't O. & T. r. u.
HH ETM As GO0DBI
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9fWttstEg.
NEW DENTAL ESTABLISHMENT
"a. H. MEMFNN
and Vicinity that he has opened Dental oface at
10. 2li SUPERIOR STREET. sFsPBlE BLOCK.


Respectfully ANNOUNCES 20 the people of CleVelGnd
and Vicinity that he has opened Dental ofaoe at
10. I'll SUPERIOR STREET, afaRBLE BLOCK,
Fermorly occupied By DR.. Ii. j. Diokerson.
He is now prepared 10 perform ell the operations
upon tbs Teeth necessary for their preservation ia
a thorough and sA illful manner,
Artificial Teeth Inserted, from 6 single Tooth to
an entire Set, upon Gold, Silver and Vucaniged
Rubber baae, ana warranted to give good satisiac.
titD in all cases.
BEFEREEcEs e 8 7. Fairbanks, St Johnsbury,
Vt; Hon. L Poland, Chief Justice, St. Johnsbury.
Vt; DE-. Dio Lewis, Boston, Ness; EemRn Ely,
Esq EiyTis, Ohio n. B. Gstss, Elyria Ohio.
OARD.--DT- Dickerson takes this opportunity
to express his grateful ackt on ledgme1ts t. the
many friends anu patrons who have favored him
with their confidence. Having disposed of my
practice to Or. Newton It affords me great pleas
uTe that am able to recommend in him thorough
and skill5ui Dentist, and IN whose Integrity 1t Will
be cafe to reiy. de2:l54
A RTIFICIAL TEETH, upon Vulcan
EAts Rubber Base, with cur mode Of inserting
and fixing, are pronounced by all to be the most
perfect natural, pleasant and useful in eating,
speaking or singing, besides, what ia Of no slight
Importance, they are chespor ard will wesr longer
than any other A OOmpletos soi at ONE DOLLA
PER TOOTH, which can be made in one day. The
TACT is, the dsy of Metal Plates Is past for al that
see them discard tine old s6t If able their superior
ity being apparent to all.
ALEX. b HALLfWELh, NJ D. aud
J. &. DAEIBLS, Dentists.
Southwest corner Ontario street spd Public So.
Established oyer Il wears. no2G
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New York & Harlem Railroad.
NOTIOF FO TRAEEIERa.

1.-TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
a. Sundays ezcepted.l
MORNING EXPREsss leaving Tr0y ct 9:IJ A.
n from Albany st Hudson Biyer Depot at 8.s35 A.
NJ, arriving at New York at 3s5S P. n.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy az g:Oo
?. hi from Albany at 3;s5 P. L.. arriving az New
York Of 9:S5 P. NJ, connecting with exprOss trains
for PhDsdelphis and Washington City.
The Cincinnati Express frO1n Buna1o connects
with the 9;S5 st Albany for New York by the Har-
lom Road.
For the better accommodation Of the public, ar
rangemenis lsve been made to run the trains cf
the Hudson River Bailroad 90. and thozs Of the n.
y. and Harlem Rairoad %. at different hours from
Albany and Troy.
hel5 Cars Of he bosi e0ssaotio and most oOnV8ni-
ent for the Of passengers, have been placed on
THE HARLEM Road.
Passengers will be Ticketed and Baggage checked
over this rood direct to New York BY the Central
z. 2. Co, and all connecting lines North and West
Tickets OF the Hudson BiVer Hailroad %. and OF
this Co. viii be received b. either road and Bag
gage checked By either Company wiz be delivered
IN New York without change OF checks.
Nov. %, 1864. f. A.. CHAPLIN, eup't
FOnD Il. GREEN, Advertising Agent. nog5:R3
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OPERA

The Holidays PEE
sent an excellent
opportunityof svin-
cling our regard for
our friends, by tbe
presentation Of a
pair Of those bclu-
fiful and unriyalled
Spectaelas, Opera
GlasseF, Microscopes
Telescopes. Com
passss, stereo5copes
an d stereoscOpic
Views and other Op-
fichi TusfFumeut-
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Connections are made at Ronroeviiis With tina gan
ausSYs Mansfield 3 Newark Z. B.; at Clyde with tta
sanduskys Dayton Cincinnati Z. Z; az Fremont
with TIE kremOat Indiana 3. b ; and a. Toledo
with the Michigan Southern . Northern Indiana aud
Toledo Z Wabash kailrOad8 for Chicago Detroit
jackson, EO1t Wayne, Loghusnort EafaFafte. Oaire.
Alton, 81. Louis, sBi al polnts Weat Hor.hggest 81
Southwest,
Trains arrive In OisFsiand rcm Toledo and ia
West at SD a. H., 2:55 P. n, aud $50 p X FrUr
Cleveland, Oct. 29, 1856,
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8angoaas.
FOUR DAILY TRAINS
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA,
And ssess connections a, rssrri5burgh foT
Baltimore and Washington,
FROF P1rraEuRaH ro - -
EIEE DAILY FRkIus EROa
PHILADELPHIA. 10 NEW YORK,

N ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER R0gTEa