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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOTi
AasteIn Through arrives ~ a NJ, and
$40 P. II.
Eastern Way arrives at s.I0 An.
Pittsburgh Through arrives At 7:45 A. "a. .
do Way arrives at ESQ P. IL.
Ssndusky Way arrives at HIS A. "a.
MahOning Way arrives at 800 ?. a.
Cincinnati Through arrives ct $50 A M., S5O P. n.
do Way arrives at $50 P. n.
Western Through arrives at $50 A. H., and 1853
Western wsy arrives st 2.45 PM
Medina Way arrives ST 400 P. NJ.
ROokPort, &C., arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at II n.
BrOoksyille, Bah, 60, arrives Mondays and FRI
Sharon Center, Granger, North RoyAltou, &C., Ar
riVes Mondays and Fridays at P. NJ.
WArrensViIe arrives daily at lO:l5 A. NJ.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily a. II.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAsFEEE THROUGH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and WilOughby, PainesVills, Ge-
nevG, Aahtabula and OonneGnt, closes at s45 A. NJ
EAsTERE THROUGH, for New York only, closes At
SIOP.M
EAsTERE THRoUsH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany,
Boston, New YORK and Hartford, closes st 2s26
EAsTKRE WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Erio, closes at 2:2O P. II.
WEsTERE THEoUaH, for Toledo, Detrsit, Chicago
Gnd closes at 500 p. NJ.
WESTERN THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 600 P. n.
WEsTERE WAY, for all points between Cleveland
q o IOleQoJ closes 81 lz-bU r Ii.
CIHCnHATI war, for all points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes at LIS p. NJ.
OnyoIHhATz THROUGH, for Columbus, Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati, olosss st 10 P. NJ, Qeaye5
at % next mOrning.)
OWCISEATTI THROUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, st. Louis, indianapolis, ZanesViIle and
Wheeling, closes at 500 P. n.
PTTTsRURsa THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and WEshi
ington, closes at 1925 P. n.
Pt1EsHURsH WAY, for al points between Glove
and, Wellsyile, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phii-
adelphiai baltimore sad Washington closes st 7:S0
A. N.
HAHosnG WAY, for al points between Cleveland
ami Youngstown, closes at 10 P. Il, QesEss At 7:i5
ext morning.)
. MEDINA WAY, CLOSES at 8 A. N.
ROOEPOBT, So, olosea Tuesdays, Thursdays
Gnd Saturdays, 81 u IL.
BREoksvILLE, Bath, 20. closes Tuesdays and
Saturdays, at 7 A. N.
SHARON CESTEa, Granger North RoyaIton, &C.,
CLOSES on Tuesdays and Saturdays, at A. n.
WARRERsYIEL4, oiOsss daily, 1890 4 NJ
last O1sVNL.ED and Eueiid, closes dsiiy, ~
Pm.
Mail and Drop Letters axe required By law to be
prepaid.
All City oiTcularS are required to be prepaid with
= tEo-osnt stamp.
Once open from 1880 A. II. to T:SO P. u. Ou
5anday from A. VI. to 1910 A. III.
z COWT,EC p NJ
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MPORTANT no LADIEs-Dr. Har-

vsv, fsnGIe Pills nave never yet failed IN remov-
ing difficulties arising from obstruction, o. stop
page OF nature, in restoring the System 90 per-
cot health when suffering from Spinal AheotiO1s,-
ProlRpsus Utsri, the whites, or other weakness
the Uterine Organs. Ths Pills are perfectly harm
Les on the constitution, and msy Be taken BY the
most delicate female without causing distress-tho
psme time they act like charm by strengthening,
Iuvigoratfng and restoring the system 70 health
condition, and By bringing on the monthly period
with regularity, no matter from what causes the
obstruction may srlss. They should, however, NOT
be taken during the ant three month"; Of pregnAn
oy, though ssse at snE Othsr time, 81 miscarriage
would be the result.
Esoh box contains 80 pills. Prios 90.
DR.. HGREEY's TKEATIsE on Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, Barrenness, Sterlity, Be
prodaction, and Abuses OF Nature, and smphAticAl-
X the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, 8 pamphlet
nf 81 pages sent frss 80 any address. siG oents
quired 70 pay postage
Tho pills and book viii be sent BY mall whom de-
Eirsd, securely sealed, and prepaid, by
J. BRYAN, II. D., General Agent,
No T6 Cedar st., New York
"a Sold by sll tine principal Druggists.
G.W. CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Cleveland.
lulFH:R8m.W.fA fAWy
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TRANSLATED IRON THI GERMAN OF GoEFHI
ny n. A. p.
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GTRIOKLAkD'S
-CHOLERk MIXTURE

Is composition Of sstringeRLs, sbsoTbents, stinu-
ulnnts and carminatigeS, Thi0k every physician
knOwledges Is the only preparation that will effect
permanent cure Of DisrThea and Dy5eutery. This
AntiCholers Mixture is TT In use in several Of
army hospitals, where It ives the greatest sstisfac
ton. It has saved the lives OF Thousands of our
diers and citizens, and viii guarantee 1t 20 be
the best remedy In the world fcr Dsrrhea end Dys-
Ontery.
Mr.. Woods, Of O0uington, Kentucky, viii be most
happy to satisfy any 70 the virtue Of Strok-
lands Anti-OholeVa miTgursi in fact, we have
great number OF testimonials from patients who
have been CURED after being pronounced incurabie
BY their phyBicians, sOme after taking only one
bottle Of strickland's Anti-Cholers Mixture. II
oou suffer with DisTrSss Gnd Dyssatsry. try one
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Ii Cure. CATARRHa,,daserscOns.smsaO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-03

F0s RATS SICE. R0sgRES ANTS, BED BUGS
MOTHS IN JFuRS H0OlEhs, &C, INSECTS on
PlhhIS, FaeiLS, EEiGAiS, &C. t---T -.
Pct up in s5o., SOC. and 90 BoTes, Bottles and
FlAsks. s. end s. siEes S0T Hotels, Public IRsttu
tiolS, 30. r ...-... g. -...r
"Only infaliible remedies known"
''Fres from POisOnB."
"Hot dangerous TO the Human Family"
tfRhts como oct OF their holes 20 de.
Bold Wholesale IN al large Cities.
Sold by Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
HlBEWAREl ~ of all worthless limitations.
See that .sO0sEAR's" nams is On each box, bottle
AID flask, before you buy. -..
Addresss, HENRY x. CfsSTAk,
Principal Depot, 4S2 BrosdwAy, N. Z.
sold by STRONG A ARMSTRONG and BENTON
BROS, Wholesale and Rstsu Agents, Cleveland,
Ghtc. --- alsrSR2dsw
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"A SLIGHT OOLD"-COUGHS.-
Few sre aware Of the Importance Of checking .
Cough or "sLIsRT GOLD" in its frst stsgej that
which in the beginning would yisld to mild rene
dy Il neglected, soon attacks the lungs. browns
Bronchial Troohss' give cure and almost immsdiate
relief Military officers and Soldiers should have
Ehsm, Is thsy can hn carried In the pocket and
taken Is occasion requires. suE5l:KR:lm
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MUNRos TEN CENT NOVELS


rhis popular series Of Novels is not the produc-
ton OF dilapidaed old Ladies and GeaaeHsT aud the
publishers de not think it necessary TO exhume fos
sis Of former generations TOR the amusement Of
their readers. The works all written by men Of
tfvs genius Gnd Gleg., and hence the with which
they have Out-Iun their tardy competitors. Hav-
ing firm conviction that merit will assert itself In
spite OF all opposition, nothing but the very best
works are put upon the market. The public have
always been our judges, and we invite to compare
our works with all others. The following Is a list
Of the HUyels.-NO. ]. The Hunters. 2. The Trap
per's Retreat. 8. The Patriot HighwaJman. 4.
The Hunted UniOnist. 8. The Track OF Fire. 8.
The Man Eater. Z. Charlotte Temple s. The
Death Face. g. The Indian Slayer. 10. The Tur-
tie Oatonsr. II. The Hunters Triumph. Il. The
Ocean Rovers. I3. The Tory outSitted. "A. Zeke
Sternum, the Lion-hearted scout. l5- The ocourge
Of the Seas. 10. The Captive Maiden. II. Long
legged Joe, or tho Demon Of tho Woods. is. The
Wild Scout Of the Mountain l9. The Forrest
Lodge, 20. The Rolheking Rangers. 2I. Rattle
snake Dick, or the Flower Of the Wigwam. -.
TiCketty Tom, the Rover. q. Imps Of the Prairie.
"a. The Robbers Terror. These Books are for sale
by al, News Agents and Booksellers, and sent post
paid on receipt Of price.
Liberal Terms to Agents.
GEORGE MUNRO & CO.,
oc S:175 1877 William street, N. Y.
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afal AaenGies.
~ ENERAL
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
16S Superior Street, Cleveland, Ohio
1, A, WILCOX


VIII receive on sac Real Estate Of an kinds-Im-
proved and unimprOved City Property, Garden
Lands, Farms, Mineral Lands, Coal, Petroleum,
and Western Lands, 90. VIII Negotiate Loans,
Paper aud stocks, Lease Tenement Lauds, Collect
Rents, &C., &C.
The following property Is now on sale:
EUCLID SE-ThTee desirable residences.
EUCLID, near Perry--TWo lots, loOx2O0 #.
PROSPECT, near Perry-Two houses for sale.
ERIE, near st. Clair-One lot 30xlI2 q.
SCOVILLE, near FOrrest-Eine house. with >
quantity Of fruit and large lot.
SUPERIOR, corner MeTChaDt-Lot 69xl6i ft.
xIls.
KlHSMAN, corner Vine-TRC lots jOxI5O n.
FORREST, AT Kinsman-Eight lots 5Ox 22611<
MIAMI, near HUrOn-Leasehold, IA story house
with blacksmith shop and toois-
LAKE, near Erie-FOur brick houses.
HERMAN, near rsylOr-Nice mouse very ehesp.
FARH-l4 acres 10 mi es out on the Lake Shore
Road.
CLiATON-House swo-story; lot GGxl90.
CLINTON, corner TaylOr-lH story house.
OHIO, corner OanRi-LOt dwelling, and stone
foundation Also, large building suitable for man
utRcturing purposes.
With other tsnements varying from $500 to $685.
600.
los acres Of Camel Goa Lands st bargain.
80 acres adj dining Marquette.
leo acres in Crawford county, Iowa, very cheap.
l21z acres On St. Clair Road 81 miles from Court
House.
WANTED-Houses for good reliable tenants;
rent from $50 to $500 q year. ooil:B3 dkw
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TNDKRWRITERS AGENCY.
AGGREGATE CASH ASSETS,
$2,252,78o.13.

Have entered iato an arrangement for the pur-
pose Of tranEAeting TOGETHER the business Of
INSURANCE against Loss or Damage by Fire,
and tho Perils Of Inland Transportation"
hB-ONE POLICY of Insurance is issued by the
BOUB COMPANIES through this Agency, which
is made TO meet the necessities Of the business com
munity, by SECURING, WITH DIsPATca, LARGE LINES
OF INSURANCE WITH RELIABLE COAPANIEs, UPON UNI
FORM, PLAIN AND SIMPLE CONDITIONS. THEREBY OBvI-
ATIEG TIE NECESSITY or APPLYING TO VARIOUS sEPA-
RATE OFFICES for insurances to the amount they
seversly able to accept, and Of holding NUMEROUS
SEPARATE POLICIES, THE CONDITIONS AND WRITTEN
PORTIONS OF wRIcH RARELY ACRES.
By tie conditions Of the Underwriters Policy
but ONE SIT OF PAPERS is required to prove a
loss to lhe several Companies insuTiug under it,
thereby making the adjustment simple and expe-
ditiouE.
THE STANDING IN REV YORK CITY Of the
Companies interested in this Agency, and the re-
spectacle character ol the large number of gentle
men composing their several Boards of Directors,
afford abundant guarantee that oil business con
hded to them will be honoraby and literally con-
Quoted.
For list Of Directors, Statements Of Condition,
&C., or for POLICIES, apply to
JOHN G. JENNINGS,
ocI7 Atvater Bu Hiding Cleveland O.
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & GIN.
OOIGNATI AILROAD,
ls64-5. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Is64-5

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & GIN
OOIENATI AILROAD,
ls64-5. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Is64-5.
lEt TrAin-s:O5 A, M.-OIEOIHEATI EXPRESS,
stopping At Grafton, Wellington, New Lon
don, Shelby, Orestlide, Gallon, Gilsad, Oar
dington, Ashley Delaware, DeViS Centre and
WOsthington.
At all stations, and arrives in Columbus Is -
?. n, Cincinnati 800 4.
q 1raina-lo:0O P. M--hl0Hf XPRES5-StopplnE
q Grafton, wellington, New London SHELBY,
Orestline, Gallon. Gilssd. OardinstOE and Del-
Trains leave Ooumbus At $40 and Io2s Az, 2,asr.s.
" arrive Is Cleveland $50 A n, and $50 P. NJ
UOHNECFIoHs,
Shsiby-SRnduskY, Mansfield 3 Newark Railroad, g
Mansfield, ht Vernon Newark, zsnesYiils,
Ursstlins- Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne Ohlcazo RaT.
road, Forest, Upp0r SsnduskT, Deiphos, Lima.
Fort Wayne. Lap0rte, Chicago, &c- WesI and
East for manaield, Wooster, Msssiion, &c.
Grafton and Balefontalne Railroad Lins. Marion
Apolls, Terre Hsute, Vineonnes, EgsnsYiIls,
DeleWRre-With Springfield Branch for sprinrdsIs
Ooluulb1s-Littls Miami q Columbus, and XslfE
Terrs Hauto, St. Louil, Morrow, LoTsIand, sad
Cincinnati, and with The Ohio and MisssiDpl
HailrOad st Cincinnati for Louisville, EEans-
vile, Cairo, St. Gouis, and all points o. Ihs
UoanSbus- Ohio Railroad for Newark. ysps..
dialA Railroad TOR PiauA, Urbsns, &C.
At the Passenger Station, and st Union Ticket On5s
i ds1Si5Sd S1sS510f i5ft eSt a ,s. s. 5iIsI,. ELlsS
CLEVELAND 3 TOLEDO R. r.
Commencing On Monday, October 8lst and d.
ring the coming winter, Three Daily Passenger
Trains will run estWsen Cleveland ami Detroit, as
follows:
Leaves $40 A. NJ
Arrive in Detrt b80 ?.
AfhNed Dtefei 'AQ..-s- 14D p ~.
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Gnas6riaI.
.NIGs AND HAIR WORh.

NTI TIGS AND HAIR WORh.
W. D Y'S NEW ESTABLIBHM MENE,
TIE LAaaBsT IN THE STATE,
FGs Hle SagIaG -gg LADIES RAlR gaESslRa
Sc PUBLIC SQUARE.
hABnfaotaror Of AZ aiads OF WIGS, inelndlns
;hs c0isbEAtsd
HLl.U SION WIG,
Lhat Resembles nstUrs ss 70 defy ths eioaesi
scrutiny. a vory large and beautiful stock Of
LONG HAIR, d Jnght b. the proprietor fron.
Europe, for SWtrUhEs snd BRAIDs-tha Hnosl
assortment ever seen Ia this city.
ladies' kFOHt Pieces and HalfsWigs,
In sye-y style. with sill improvements.
SKIS Oh CUKI,S, made from Fronoh aAsura
Carried Hair (guaTaateed.l
HUGEHa DOUBLE and TRIPLE BOWS,
- tEAEALIls, Ao.,
6 ads by thB advertiser, 5QIAi 10 tkoE8 iIGPor5aa-
Lsdios' Bralds made fato any kind Of Hesl-Drez
or Bow without injury TO Switch.
LADIES HAIR DRESSING IN the mSSs PTGTa.s
iag and fashionable styles.
sI-Au WOrk warranted a. rsprsssEtsd-
HOT and COLD BATHS at all hours, dsc29
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DR. R. ANDERs & cos IODINE
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JOHN G.. JENNINGS,
Ghtns zgare.

Atwater Bu iIding, CleyeIand, o.
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO 3. R

tn. GOObnAE, asa TioEss S Agent. zen oosi 81
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The Rebels Running Trains to OrinIb,
Mississippi, and BeyOnd-ANsv Line
of Supplies for Hood.
Trains now run regularly ever the Mo
bile and Ohio Railroad TO COrintb, says
the Montgomery Mail. The Memphissnd
Charleston Road, We are informed, is used
for distance of nearly fifty miles in the
direction of Chattanooga. Ths whole
country Is free from the enemy.-Rieh-
r1OHd Dispatch.
This is the line of supplies by which For
rest has heretofore supplied his troops, and
in all probability thesame that Hood will
use should he penetrate into Tennessee OF
North Alabama.-N z. Herald
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ghatparayhtt stutR.
DHoToeBAPHIo ALBUMS, AT

New York prices
2. DOUGLAS A 90.
re sUpsricr-st.
ARTIsTs' MATERIA bS - WINDSOR's AND
gevton's ard GOuPi's Oil and Water Ooloru a.
B. y. DOUGLAS a cos,
IT9 SupeFior-Ek
OVALAEDsoUABEGiB ROSEWOOD FRAAfEs
At B. u. DOUGLAS 4 cos,
l7e Supsricr-Ht.
PHOTOGRAPH COP S UF OELEBRATED
Paintings and EngrsyingE, st
r. y. DOUGLAS O0'S
las Supsrior-st.
"oARTEB De TIsTJE" OF CELEBRATED
Hen and Womsn, and Palmer's Marbles, ct
R. J.. DOUGLAS & cos,
glT3 supertor-st.
FIEE E6gRAVTHGS OF DISTINGUISHED MEES
at B, j. DOUGLAS a COS,
Hpr89 lf9 sVpeTiOT-St.
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A TLANTIO AnD GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY.
Fall and Winter Arrangement.


Tso Through Express Trains (Dsily) between
CLEVELAND aud HEW YORK, without Chsnge
Of Cars or Transfer OF Baggage.
''DAT ExPaKss, (SandAyS excepted leaves olive
land Rt $50 l. n, arrives At Msadvilie at s:I5 p
(DlnneF) Salamanca At SIS ?. n. f5lsspiug Uars
New 70 X and New York At l:IOP n.
'NIsHF EXPRESS" Saturdays excepted , leaves
Cleveland at s:l6 n, with Sleeping Cars 70 Hor-
nslsEiile) arrives S. Mssdvills at LA A. ~ Sala-
manoa as 4:5o A. n, and New York al 1880 P N.
WESTWARD.
Day EzpFess-Leaves New York at.......7:OO A. n
Arrives at Cleveland at.-....7;51 A. NJ
Night DO Leaves New 1orz at. 500 P. n.
Arrives At Cleveland at.-....5.I5 p n.
Train leaving Cleveland at $50 A. NJ
arrives at Ersnklin at................-.. T.s5 PW
Train leaving Cleveland at s:l6 P. n,
arrives at Franklin 1910 A. N
Train leaving Cleveland At $40 P. NJ,
arrives a. Youngstown T:J0 ?. u.
Train leaving youngstown at s:46 A. n,
arrives at Cleveland 1925 A. \.
Mail Ef sLward-Leaves Akron at... 7:IO A. N
Arrives At Msadvile at-..-12SO P. NJ
Arrives At Salamanca at. 80. 7:2o p n.
DO hestWard-Leavos Salamanca At. $40 A. NJ
Arrives at headyiils at..-.IO.45 A. n.
Arrives As Akron At......-.-. 4.sJ p n.
Through Tickets can be procured at the Union B. /.
T. Ticket Omte, Superior street, and Depot, seneca
street, Cleveland
Il. =. sWEETsER, GeDT sup't .
I. II. GOobHAE, Gent Ticket Agent. OeSI
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DAILY LEADER
MignOns

TRANSLATED IRON THE GERMAN OF GoETHI
3 ny n. A. P.
knoW'st thou the land wherein ths oitron grows,
In darkiiny shade the golden orange gloWS,
A softer wind from bluer heavens sighs,
The myrtles still, and high the laurelS riser
knoW'st thou fit
There, away away
Would with thee, o my beloved one, stay.
Rnov'St thou the house : Its roof tall shafts up
: hold,
Glitter lite halls and chambers dseksd with gold,
And statues stand and seem to say anon:
'sWhAt have they done to thee, my poor Mlgnon y
knOE'st thou it
There, away away
Would with thee, U my protector stay.
KnOw'st thou the mount, its pathway clOnd-O'er-
oapt1
The mule seeks out her way in mist enwraptf
In esyerDs dwell the dragons ancient brood;
Do sD plunge the rocks, and over them the flood.
Know'st thou it
There, away awsyl
There lies way; there, father, let Us stay.
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GIEH DAILY TRANS ERoa
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.

- Tickets for sale 70 Boston By Boat or Ran, ara
Boat Tickets good on any Of the sound Lines.
- Fare 10 AL polnts - Low Is hy any othiR
Route.
sLEEPIHG CARS On Night Trains T. PbiIadsi-
phia, New York and Baltimore.
Baggage Checked Through and Transferred Fros.
TBANsPoRTATI0G.-Ae Produce and
i've Stock carried with despatch, at lowest ratp5
oHAs. TH0AIeOE, Passenger Agent.
H. &. HoLHEs. EHOOH TRAIN, sap
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cd.
OIL! OIL! oILI
ALEXANDER, ECOFIELD & Co.

hEFIkERS OF
Extra. Petroleum Oil, BenzOle and
Machinery Oils.
q
we pay particular attention to packages, thereby
aavfnR our customers much loss by leakage. We
guarantees oil 70 give perfect satisfaction, and
as good any made in the city. Also, We pay par.
Eionlar attention to Puttiag up
Esua NAPTHA Oh BENE0LE,a
suitable for VArnish MRn1faotuEsrs' Psintersi
uss. On hand snd for sale
500 bbls extra refined Petroleum Oh.
100 bbls EeodoriEsd Benz0le (equal to Tlrpsntinel
100 bbls No. Lubricating on,
which We will sell At lowest MARKET prices.
oFTIoE-1O8 st. OlaiT-st., formerly Oooupiea By
VIM. O. Soo6eId 4 %.
JoHH ALEzAEDER,
HH. C. soOFIELD, CLEVELAND, o.
EaFEEw ETuanE snrilq
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3. HAMA. L. HANNA. f. R. GARD, n. A. HAHHA,
DOBERT HANNA & CO.-SUOCEs
Il " s0Es to Hanna, Garreteon = Co., Wh0iessh
Grooers, Forwarding and Commission Merchants
aud Dealers in Produce, Salt, Fish, &C., Central
exchange, Nos I69 and III EiVsr street and Dock,
UlegelE0d, Ohio.
s15-Agents foc che Cleveland, Detroit and Lax
superior Limo Of Stssni6Fs. JANIS
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gaa-OttirE Ssme-GaUlE.
1854. Summer Arrangement 1864.
FOR THE
ARRIFi AND CLOSING OF HiIs
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST-OFFICE,

cOEIEEoISs MONDAY, NAY IeTH, 1854.
- Mails will be opened and ready for delivery
one hour after arrival Of trains
~ All Mails close one hour before departure Of
trainH
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lssI-s. WINTER ARRAHQKzIEE1 Iss4-5.
On and after Monday, Oct. siBs, Istg Passenger
Trains viii leave Cleveland a. OlOws (Sul days sx-
os2tSd
$40 A. h.-OHI6AGO EXPR saSS.-stoBs a. BsIss
Grafton, Obsrlin, Wakemau, NOrwaIk, RionrCt-
vile, Belle eVue, Clyde, 5remont and Eim0re
aud arTiv, - Toledo At 1890 ?. NJ, Chicago AZ
u=30P.H and Detroit so P. n.
2sAl p M.-WASTElth MAIL.-Stops at AL station
On Southern Division, and arrives a. ToleiiO st
I:S P. r. chicago st IS A. ~ and Detroit az
lO.S0P. Il
40 P. h.-AORFHERH MAIL.-StOps at an sta.
Iiols on Northern Division, and arrives AZ San-
dusky at 7:lO p. Al.
300 P. M.-HIGHT EXPRESS.-stOps st Grafton,
HorEalk, AcnrosViile, Clyde and Fremont, ~ 4
arrives - -ni@~ta AZ 2 B A ~; Chicago ~ 1920
Pm. and Detroit a. 100 A n
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FOUR DAILY TRAINS
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA, q
And olo-s concessions At HaFrisburgh for
Baltimore and Washington.

FROM PIFTsBUBGH TO EEW YORK
One train runs daily $50 miles,l via AIsntOEH,
without change Of Cara, arriving
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER ROUTES.
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7LEvELAND $ ER1E R1ILRoAD
wIxTzR ARHAHaErzH4. 1855.

On and after Monday, Oct. slSt, I.sI Psss. uRer
Trains VIII run a. GlicWss tsundays sEs eptsdD:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
$50 A. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIH-StorrfuR At
Willoughby. PainesYiIIe. Mad son, ,GeneTh Ash
tabuia Connesut and GirATd Only, and arrive az
Ere - - P. n, Dunkirk S:45 P. n, Buiialo
5.OP.B
IS r. M.-CIHOINKATI EXPREss-stosulpaa AZ
PAIResyills, Ashtabula and Girsrd 8alY snd ar
nyes st Eres 40 ?. r., Dullirk : rs P. n, Puff
GaiO 1860 P.M.
$50 ?. ID. HAIL AND ACCOaaODAqIOE-
stopping st All stations and arrive IS Eria at
300 ?. m.-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stovpl1r at
PAinssTiIls, Ashtabuls and Girard only end
aEr1Ve5 at Hr1e At R-4s A. X DSniizk 800
LaAYE ERIM.
20 A. M.-HIGHT EXPRESS TRAIH-Stopfing
At Girard, AAhtabula and Painesgille ouly and
arrive at Cleveland at 7 20 A. ~.
6:l5. A.. M MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
IRA1h-Stoppng Ct all stations s1d arriFs et
IefI5 A. n TOLEDO EXPRESS-Stopping a. el
Et.4isds exceyt SWanVilla, SsybroOk, Unionviuo,
Perry, Mentor and Wiokltne, and arrives st
s.ss P. 'sfi-IG MMnIY EixPREss TRAIH-ssoypius st
Girard, Connesut, AShtAbula, Geneva Paine
vile Only, and arrives n UlgyoizEdu us e:25 ?. y
- second Oisss Cars $40 run On al tlarsrgh
Trains.
All the trains going westward connsct at Olsvelat
with trains for Toledo, chicago, Columbus, Ctncir
nst, indianapolis, st. LOuis 70. and all thr0ug
trains going eastward, connect At DuDkirk with g
al with those Of the New York Central 8 Buffalo a
New York City Railroads for Now York, Albany,
Boston, HiAgars Falls, o,, and 81 Ere With trains
on the PhiladelPhia Erie RAILROAD
Girard with Trains on Erie 4 Pittsburgh Eailroad
for LuosTiilo. MsadTile, Jamestown, &c.
Cleveland. Oct. s7st. Is5s-
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eammlssIau MErEaaale.
r. THAToHER, JR., q. a. BURT
g. ". eABDBER, A. o. H'NAIlXs
THATCHER, GARDNER, BURT 8
l. CO.,
r. THAToHEai JR.,
STORAGE AND PRODUCE
OOHHISgION NEROHAEfG

once and WsrehOuI sud 70 MsrWin street,
OLEVEL. ,OHIO.
- TT0pEiegqfs ri s1 Of th5 A--S Union RAILWAY,
sHlP AND CANAL GRAIN ELEYATOBS. (ad.
joining t6s New EreiEht Dspot Of the o. G. ! T.
Railroad 20. on hetvln street, having a storage
OF Grain.
DEALERs IH-Grain, Flour, Fish, HfRhwines,
Pork, Lard, Butter, sseds sad Country Produei
generally.
sold always at the Oompany's prices.
Salt, Water Lime and Grain 10 be shipped onthe
Q. @. O., Q. & 7. or o. 4 Z. Railroads and their
eonnsotons delivered In Car Lots Free Of DrAyags,
Property received By Railway, Canal or Vessel,
Tor Sale or shipment WIZ give personal attention
70 the purchase and sals Of Produce snd Msrohan
disc on Commission.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made on eli
Consignments. We are prepared to receive an6
Ship by Canal, Lake or Rail, without eartage,l
9riBd-stones, Marble, Slaves, Lumbar and Coarst
Freights Of all kinds, having the only Derri5ks IN
the City for the traasfsr Of heavy Frsights.
Refer to Banks and Business Men generally.
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