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OLEvELAND, COLUMBUS 3
~ OIEOINEAfI RAILROAD.
SHE

1864. WIHTER ARRANGEMERr. 1874.
On and sfssr Monday, November lsth. P.-.,z.,
frains Win Leave Cleveland, q follows, (sndayIs
1st tTrain-7;4OA A. M.-UIEUINHAT ExPREss
stOpPins - Grafton, Wellington, New Loadon,
Shelby, Crestlins, Gallon, Gilead, Cardinzton,
ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and WORDING
ton arriving At Orestline at l0.40 a n, OoluEs-
bus l:2o p. m, Dayton 4;l2 ,. m, Oineinnati6:8
,. m, 81. Louis lOs45 g. m, Indianapolis 8:4s ,.
m, Cairo 3:oo p n, Fort Wayne as ?. NJ, Uhi-
I'd TrSin@9siO P ni.2kUUotBIMO TfoH.-
Stops At ali stations and arrives in Columbus
at $50 ?. m, Cincinnati so q. n. .
Sd TraIn-1i1O P. H.-NlGHT EXPRKSS-stop
glns q Berea7 Grafton, Wellington, Hsy Lon
ton and Delaware; arriving At Crsstiine At I0Si0
= m, Columbus l:o6 2. NJ DAYTON SIS {. ~.
Louis 9.4s ,. m-s Cairo 500 s. n, IT. WAYnsi.G
.. n, and Uhicego via Orsgtline l1.lc e y.
1fal1 Leave ColuDbI4 at 80 and IO.20 q. n 40 an
arrive a. OleToiands:soa m, ESQ and 900 ;. n
CONNECTIONS.
sAslbT-Ssndusky, ManHdsld Newark RAIlrosd. for
4iAnSneld, Nj Vernon, Newark zEasl-
OEssilins. .PisssS1rsh, Fort wayne UhioAso Ran.
road, Forest, Upper Sandusky, Dslp6oG "a.
west, and EaltiOr Mansheid. wooster, lisS.
aFaltsa and BellefOntine Railroad Line for Marion,
bellesontaine, Sidney, U1ion, Munels, In.
eianagolis, dsrre laufet fincsnnes, AVaEl-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis, 20.
pslsHnro-Eith Springfield branch for Springfield.
Oolunbug-Little Miami Columbus, and Xsnfs
Railroad, for Xsnis, Dayton, tndisnspoiis,
Terre H1utei s.. Louis, Morrow, IoEelend
and Olncinnati, and with the Ohio 3 His
lGiDpi kaflroadF -Clncinna 4 for L1rI1Vfllel
Eyansv1tlle, Cairo, St. LouissGad al points
Iolanbus-Oentraioh Ohio Raslroad for Esvnrz. E..s..
Tilie. hh9ess55ing 81 ooiumbpss Piqua :
lnaiane kaiiEoad for Piqua, Urbana, 80.
~ lor Tickets 20 all points and inlornafi0n A.
ElZ 8 the Passenger Station, and At Union Ticket
OIsysI.nd. Nov. ls, 1sSS. su5srip D. s sdsns.
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LINES ON THE CLOSE or MY TWENTY
FIRST YEAR.

Another year has passed away,
Another star that shnnssablime,
With seemingly immortal ray,
Upon the ornament OF time,
has lost it's bloom-has paled it's light
ana sweeping down in tTackless flight,
has sunk % shades Of deepest night.
And tEus, each Of life's bescon fires
Elemes for a season and expires.
lets IN its ashes, warm and low
Burn hottest memories ofWo,
Ane hope and hate, and love and loys
And al that's mixed with tines alloy.
some memories our spirits cheer,
Some claim the birthright Of tear;
And some the strangest feelings move,
As II born half OF hate and love,
feeling mixed Of woe and bliss
Which cannot stand analysis,
And thus my spirit feels to-day.
As memories Of many years,
Coming through thoughts wide gateway,
With each its treasure-joy and tears
Each in its arms in haste 70 bring
It's well selected Offering.
For fallen hopes Of happy hours,
Perchanee Withered Wresth OF flowers,
Whose faded leaves and blighted bloom,
And buds bereft Of all perfume,
Bespeak for earthly things a doom.
And for ambitions loty head,
Aspiring look and naughty tread,
Il brings with footsteps sad and slow
The spirits Of the long ago.
And holds up to it's prideful glance
The broken sword. the shiVered lance
9f some proud chief, whose only boast
Was but to lead hammered host
A tattered flag, parted throne,
Which all ambition, are thine own
Points silent to that bloody trace,
Where millions Of the human race,
Before thY devastating breath
Have sunk in agonies Of deBth.
To match each feeling of the heart
Tins memories their gifts impart
And happy he whose thoughts may reach
And grasp the lessons which they teach.
They summon eontenPlstion's power
To elothe the genus Of the hour,
Not with the splendor Of the blaze
That gilds anticipated days,
But with the plain unfashioned dress,
Reality does e'er possess.
And as / gaze upon the earth,
And muse upon it ancient birth.
As round on every hand see
The handlwolk Of Deity,
Ny selfish hope, desire and fear,
Ambitious pride-all disappear,
And calmer thoughts by far than those
That first within my soul arose,
Take full possession Of my breast
And bring me Joy, and peace and rest.
At present fortune, It's in vain
To only murmur and complain,
Ali things are ordered well that be
By Him who rules eternity,
The flower that blooms and buds and dies,
The breeze that fans the summer skies,
The little rill that murmunng gides
Adown the mountains rugged Sides
The FREELY, the tiny thrush,
As well as greater things by far,
As sun, or moon, or cleaning star,
Exist by some divine decree,
Fulfill some chosen destiny.
Then since that God at whose command
Appeared the water and the land,
Who from the depths of chaos hurled,
In beaming splendOT, world on world,
Still rules in wisdom and in right
The things created by his might,
'Tis well 10 ops' thoughts secret springs
And cease our constant murmurings,
To pause and think, and if we can,
Survey the mighty Makers plan. NJ.
Ohio, March 29th, 1854.
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The idea Of feminine soldiers may have
been good enough in days gone by to con-
stitute the foundation for a romance; but
this "gruel war has developed so many
heroines of that kind that they
have ceased to be regarded as Novelties
Yesterday 8 dsshing and goOd-looking
soldier applied to Governor Brough for
transportation with an air Of deep dis
tress. The Governor penetrated the dis
guise and propounded an inquiry as to
the sex of the applicant, when the young
lady burst into tears and told her story
The Governor sent her to Camp Chase,
where she received her discharge, and re-
turning to the State House she was given
transportation to her home in Norwslk, q
wiser, if not better girl
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7 o I'm G.. JENNINGS
Zeal Estate 4 Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.

Business Property. A good Building and Lot on
I9o1o sQuarei now rented to pay 10 q cent on price
Also Buildings and Lots on Superior and Ontario
first Glass Residence on Euclid street. west Of Erie
with marble mantles, bath rooms hot and cold wa
ter, &c $500 and 1900
barn, fruit, sc. 5000 -
hlnsman street, near Forest Gothic Cottage ana
Il alIes Anoi with barn, fruit, shrubbery, &C.
I6I9lihar strest Coed brick House and Lot. s5O0O
~ Wilson I9 street, near Clinton Park. Good House
aamilton street. Good two story House and Lot
~ Ansmsn Street, near Perry Coed House and Lot
Ontario @ Street, near Lake Good House and Lease
House, Store and Leashold on Bono Street. aeOO
Bridge street. House and Lot aF0
Pearl Street. COtase House and LOT s1e5n
Euclid street, near Perry; AlTo near Hudsop-s ST .
come very desirable BuiIdine Lots
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ONLY GENUINE HAIR REsToRER.

II fail to cure the worst cases Of diseased scalps o.
the lon ngest standing, with the
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rive Hundred Dollars

and other cutsneous diseases and restore the Hair
to those who have become bald. To make good the
assertion, will forfeit
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THE ONLY REMEDY;
sALT RHEUM, sCALD HEAD,

so far G. know, that would permanently eradicate
these loafhsome diseases Of the scalp, i.e.,
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I MAN OF a THOUSAND
A 0ONsUNPTTVE oURID.

Or. a. JAMES, Retired Physician Of ar.st
oninenoe, disooEorsd, while In the East Indies a
ain cure Tor Consumption, Asthma, BroucbitiS
Oougnss Colds and General Debility. me rsuiedV
WAs discovered by him when his only child A dnrrh
ter, Was given mp 70 die. His child Was cured and IA
nov % alive snG veil DESTROYS Of benehtting hil fsi-
recipe containing fun directions for n1afre - ~.
eessIay using this remedy, Free on receipt Of ther
nOtles Win I'VE stamps 70 pay expenses, There 4
A0t single case OF Consumption that IL does NOT N
once take hold of and dissipate. Night sWeat1 nee
Nsnness irritation Of the nerves, failure OF
throat chilly sensations nausea at the stomsch IN.
A9loL OF the bowels wasting away Of the musclss
- Inc writer viii please state the name ofthenn.
PSF Ehey see this advertimsnt in. Address
ORADDOOK 4 90,
BB-452 zz5 North sd-St, PhfladelbbtS> n.
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p Acres in Bedford. Coed House and Barn, Water
and Fruit. Price 50 800
100 Acres in Newburgh. House and Barn, two Otch.
ards and Is acres Wood Land
52G acres in orange, good frame House 2s acre. tv,
proved balance tim bsr
z acres on 81 Olair-St- Small frame house.
10 Acres st. Clair Road two miIes from tbe P1bio
Square.
Fruit, Water, &C. 49,
90 Acres IN East Cleveland under high state Of Gull
lYaton, good house and barn X miles from
OltV iimita Tnrua aaau
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1854. winter Arrangement 1854.
FOB THE
Arrival and CIOztns Of Rails
AT TEE
OLEYELAND POST OFFIOH,
nIom7seres,1 = Foverober 18th IssF,

OomneucA1b nONenAbSE Aob4s AuoAs
sllaiIs van Be opened ana ready for dsIivst4 Onr
hour after arrival Of trains.
IAN Mails close one hour before departure Of
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
aateEn Through arrives at 700 a. H., and l4o and
Eastern Wsy arrives at I0:I5 a. n.
tittss6ursh s6 T.E ThTongs aETsss .,s 81 s2s An
sandnsky Way arrives at 9-25 A, ~.
Mahoning Way arrives at $50 P. NJ
uincnnau Through arrives At SO A. H., a50 ?. ~.
90 Way arrives at 900 =. Ii.
Western Through arrives At s;s5 a., and s56 P. n.
DO M. Way arrives ~ q 2;s5 Z z 7. q.
Rockpert, 60, arrives Tuesdays, ThurSdAyA and sst-
BrsoksVIis Bath. Ae, arrive. MOndayl and Friday.
Sharon 0entsr Granger North Boysltcu, 30. arr,vss
Mondays and Fridays at 5 P. NJ
Marrensyille arrives daily at ID:l5 &. H.
kaHt cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A. 8.
enosTHG OF MAILS.
A4sTlRH IHHoUGHs tor Erie, Buffalo, Boston, Nss
va A1tabula and Conneaut, closes at $50 A. N.
EAsTEHE THRouaas fer New York only, oloses 81
EGsrEEz THzoueH, for Er1e, BufIslo, Albany, Bos.
ton, New York and Hartford, closes At $40 ?. n.
lAsTEEE WAY, for all points between Cleveland IN
nasTEES TsRoUsH, for Toledo, Detroit. UbioAEo
and Ailwsukee, oioaee - 10 ?. NJ, 0eaVes rs
WEsTEEE 4EEo1sa, Ior Toledo, Detroit, Uhicaso
DIbuques 81 JOSEPH and Cairo closes at 6:2l P. NJ
REsTERE NAY, for ali points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at l 7. N.
sAEDUsKY Wal, for sendusly and all infsrmsdiAts
points, closes ats 40 p. M.
OIEcISEATI WAT, for All points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes At 10 p. NJ. 0esVes at 7;5S
next morninE.)
OIsoIEEATI THRousH, for Columbus, Dsy ton, New
1eIt mornfns.i
0Is0IsEATf TgEousH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Wheeling, closes at $40 p. NJ
PI1TsBgRoH THRoUoH, foT Pittsburgh and WsIh-
ington, closes at I2.40 F. III.
PIT7ssURGH WAY, ior all points between Cleveland,
MsisVille, and PitEburE, Harrisburg, PhfIadelphiA
Baltimore and washington, closes at 7:5l A. Nj.
mAHoE1so WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Youngstown closes At 10 P. Z, QesysH at 500
next morninR)
MEDINA Way, elosos ats =. N.
kooKFoKT, &s.; closes oar sdHys, Thursda5s and
BaE0EsvILLE, BATa, &C.. elCsss Tuesdays sudsst-
gEdAys, st AsMI
-sHlRoE oEETER, Granger, North ReZait5n 40,
elogss on Tuesdays aud Saturdays 6tz A. NJ.
WARRREBEILLE, closes daily, 1870 A. Il.
BASE EuLNVEIAED and Euclid, closes daiy, At 2. n.
Small snd Drop Lsttsrs are required. By Law &c
% pre- paid.
sAll CITY QiroulAEs srs required 70 be pre-pais
with tWO-cent stamp,
- onoo open rom 20 a. n. to 7:5s P. n. On
z. UOWbEs. Pm.
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EsoRlgso8 OF ELROFBorA4lIY AND NupruTEs
Omee-ll9 Seneca Street, few doors from superior
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel
Once heurs frem to IL and from 9to- 4 o,eIoe-
daily Sundays excepted - SiSeA
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FAKES AND OUT LOTS


Farm Of 100 acres on Lake Shore l2 miles from the
CITY good House, Barn, Fruit, &C.
farm OF l6I acres, II miles from the citv. good
buildings. Price go per acre
Farm oi 10 acres in Orange township, on plank
fosd sOod buildings, sc $40 per acre
"a EARN OF " acres in IndePendence good build.
ingB, sc. S45 per acre.
Farm OF 100 seres on plank road 10 miles from ei5
orchard, &C. W 80
80 10 A;;1-Some good improved Farms near Musca-
arm o. 50 acres in northwestern Indiana, near
Will exchange for City Property
nice building lot. ~ ''0AS9 :
most excellent land, ''' NN'' - @NA'9'
Mnison avenue. Five acres near Kinsmsn st.
Euclid Road, three miles from Post Once 55< acres
with ront also on Cedar STREET considerable Fruit
ana ebeautliul stream of water. A desirable lot
road and very cheap 5000
Br9oklIn Center, 4miles from City. Brick Hsuse
IEenty-o1e acres on SpanRlers Avenue, near Will
SOD street First quality of land. S35O par acre,
Seventeen acres on Crawford Road, near Superior
street Extension. $3.50 per acre.
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Gold End Pnper Money.

There is 8 very simple rule by which the
value Of paper may be estimated, and this
is, make 100 the numerstor Of the fraction,
and the selling price of gold the denomi-
nator, and the paper holds that proportion
to gold as the unit Thus, if gold is selling
at l20 or $50 the gold value Of dollar
bill is 100-120 or 100 $50, or 6 or 2-3 Of
100 cents. If it be 166, the same rule is
to be followed. II gold then be 120, dol
lar in paper is worth s35 cents; if at $50,
the paper dollar is worth 2 or 662 cents.
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LEADER.


Fer Special snd TELEGRAPH NeWs-see
NaHs--Ess ~. s Ef fasrts rsss. 81. ena -
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Dr. Hunter is only agentin the United statesfor
pr. Yiehois, Female Monthly Pills,

the only genuine Female Pills In the United States
NOTICE TO LADIEs.-H article Of medicine intended
for the exclusive of Females that has ever made
its appearance, has met with such universal success
as these celebrated Pills. No disease is 90 little un-
derstOOd, and consequently badly treated as female
diseases These Pills are the result Of much study
and careful experience in all varieties Of female COM
pIaints and in all cases of Irregularities suppression,
isucorrhoa or whites, Inflammation Of the bladder,
kidneys and womb, and loss Of nervous energy, their
use is above all praise. Among the many thousandl
that have used them in all parts Of the Union, none
gpeak III of them, for all like them. They contain no
mercury no iron steel, no deadly oils Their use
can do no harm, and when used according 70 direo-
tions, they always DO good.
H. b. Married ladies who have reason to believe
themselves in the family way should not use them
e. By their action on the womb miscarriege would
be the consequence. -
Prfoe-el per box. Persons sending for Pills VIII
enclose one dollar and two postage stampa.
Several persons knowing the etncaey Of these Ptl9
have advertised being agents for Dr. Niehols Pills
and selling . worthless pill.
NJ 81 The genuine Vlchols' Female italian Pilll
cannot be found at any other place in the United
States except ct Dr.. Hunters lnhrmarys OleTelane
Ohio.
Dr. Huutsr has in his possession numerous oertln-
oates sd testimonfals which relieved and happy pas
tients have tsndsred him and have kindly permitted
hin 10 eThibit 20 those desrouB Of his services.
- once hour from A. =. 70 81. \. ectlsoAN
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Taxi oaro Of your S>alth and that q
yozr enldrsu. and uss nc olher cure for coughs,
ooldI, e.. szcsps .fhat standard remedy, hadans
Portsr'sCoush Bsisan. II tis acknov lodged b. al
VIC hae sfFsn if trial e. bsiaE Ire most reliable
prupareion used It iH particularly adapted TO
lang aui 1hsoai Affections IN children. Try enc bot
fls onlyz osnss-all Druggists ssll it.
H15zaeaue PortsT'e OHrsfiye Belssm can be OBJ
tai1sd q Eerton Bros, and strens Arnsirong'u
w. AEsnts. Cleveland. Ohio. aFr6-E2 lw
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, UrinR-
~ 80 .ssual sygtens-nsW and reliable treatment
--If le7ort1 Of the doWart AE1ociation-telf by
la.l ln1e1l1d isttar enrolopas frcs Of charge. Ad
dr.l p. J. bkILbEN HuuGHrOh, Howard As
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HfOthersi EEosbeFsll aEOGhsgA!M

Don't fail toprocure Mrs. WIN5LOW's sOOTH-
ING sYRUP for OHILDREE TEETHIKG.
This valuable preparation is the prescription ofone
Of the Rest Female Physicians and Eurses in the
United States, and has been used for thirty years
with never falling safety and success by millions OF
mothers And children, from the feeble infant Of one
week to the adult. 1t not only relieves the child
from pain but invigorates the stomach and bowels,
cOrrects Gsidity and gives tone aud energy to the
whole system. twill almost instantly relieve
GRIPIHG IN THE BOWELS AND WIND O0LIO
We believe it the Best and surest Remedy in the
World in all eases OF Disrrhea and Dysentery Of
Children whether It ARISES from Tsething, from
other causes.
Fun directions fer using viii accompany each bot
tie E0ne genuine unless the fac Eimile Of CORTIs
4 &PERKfHs, New York, IS on the wrapper.
Sold By all Medicine Dealers. Principal once
Day-st., New York.
Price emily rs Cents per Bottle
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BEAD rae roLLoW1Na.

lTEsTTHoNIAL OF MRS. SARAH GoUED.1
ProL DEmUEE:-Two years ago my SCALP became
diseased, and my hair commenced falling out very
fast The disease spread until my scalp one
plete sore the burning and itching sensation was
insupportable. would apply remedy after remedy,
with only momentary relief. consulted several
physicians OF this city. was informed by them that
the disease with which my H,ap affected was the
salt Rheum, and that they could not benefit me. l
read your advertisement and concluded 10 consult
you. You assured me that you would eradicate the
disease and restore my hair, which had become very
thin; With that assurance placed myself In your
hands, and the result is have a uXuriant head Of
hair; my scalp Is perfectly we'll, and my hair has
ceased to fall out. Respectfully, Yours,
MRS. SARAH GOULD,
No. i47 South Pearl-st., Albany, n. Y.
It is fact acknowledged by all who have used the
Hair RestoTer and their name Il Legion that ft is
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VIENNA


THE ALL SUFFICIENTTHREE
-TRIESEMER l, 2 snd 3are protected BY Roy
al setters Patent Of England, and secured BY the
Seals Of the Ecole de Pharmacie Do Paris and the
imperial College Of Medicine. Vienna.
No. One is invaluable for Exhaustion. spermator-
rhoea aud Ril physical disabilities
No. Two completly eradieates all traces Of these
diseases that have heretofore been treated By ths
nsuseOus and perniciOus use ofcopavis and cubebs.
No. Three has entirely supplanted the injurious
CT mercury to the lherer spesdy
relief dispensing sll impurities and roofing out the
disease.
TRIEsEaAR, Nos ], and ;, ara preparations in ths
form Of iozen Ees, devoid Of taste smell, and
be carried In the Wastcoat pocket, Sold in tin
and divided into separate Doses administered by
Velpau, LallemAnd, HOux, Ricold 80. Price % each
or cases for 90 which saves 90; and In sf7 cases
whereby there Is a saving Of 90 To be had whole
sale and retail Of DR.. BAROW, No. l94, Bleeker-st,
New York.
Immediately on receiving remittance DR.. Barrow
will forward the Trissmar 10 any part OF the world,
securely packed, and addressed according 70 the in
structiOns OF the writer.
ssg-soid By G. " CLARK Agent for Cleveland
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Dr.. G B Ham,
Asmber of the Royal College Of Physieaas
London, England; Graduate Of
Records Hospital for

FEMALE DISEASE
and constant attendant Of Paris, London, New Or
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten years
has opened an Ofics at the
Johnson Houss, Cleveland,
where be viii be happy to meet all those Who are af-
fictsd with subEcuts and chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the old
plan, and Is mild efcacious and effective. His med
ioines simply vegetable extracts and oils they
nave never bsen but BY two other physicians in
America besides himself. BE has spent the greatest
part Of his life and Thousands Of dollars in obtaining
few secrets in his profession He tests the Urine
forall forms Of disease. No charge for giving an
honest and true statement of thior case,
SPERMATORHEA.
To YoUEG MEK.-He can prove TO you in a few min
utss that he Is the only physician you ever treated
with that this disease For every patient who
viii follow his directions, he will give One Hundred
Dollars If he fails in curing this diseEse No ohar gg
made ior consultation. those at a distance who
wish to consult the Doctor may DO 50 by sending a
small vial Of urine by mail with name, and age
and he will answer and describe their case, and the
possibility Of getting Ieieii By enclosing return
postage stamp. mar3:ll
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OLEVELAND 4 ERIE R.R.
WINTER ARBAEGEdEHF,


1861 WINTER ARBAEGEAEHT. 1884
On and aitsr Monday, November 18th, 1855, PaaSsn-
ger Trims VIII run as follows (Sunday8 sIcoptsdl.
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
9s5O a. m.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIH-Btoprinru q
Miuoughbyb PainesTille, Geneva, A1kkab1ll,
Gonneaut and elraru only, and arrive AZ TFlo ~
l:lS ?. n, Dunkirk 1.45 ,. m, Buifafo SD D. n.
3;l5 z. ms-UlHCIHHATIE XPREsS-stDpplnFa
Paine8vllle, Asbtabula and Gfrard only, and A.
rivss ct Erie 6sz5 ,. m, Dunkirk s:i7 - ~, Blf.
3ss5 ?. m.,zMAIL AND AOooMlaoDATToH-
Stopping at an stations and arrives as EEisat
O.IO p, m.-EIGHP ExPREss FBAIH-stDvuiua
at PAinesVllles Alhtsbnls and GlrErd only, AID
arriTss a EEie e l2;42 q. M, Dunkirk rs q
LEAVE HRTR -------'-
I:l0 A. KNIGHT EXPBESS TRAIH-stcpplnRa as
Girardi Ashtabula and PaiuesViils only, and e..
riYc1 a. Cleveland at 700 A y.
ssa0 A. H---HAIL AND ACCOMMODATION TRAID
-stopping 81 AL stations and arrives e Olsgo-
land at 10. IS Al.
$50 A. M.-TOLEDO EXFBzSs-Stoppfuz at an uta-
lions except 5Esnyille, saybFook, UnlonTins,
Cleveland at I:40
2:l5 ?. H.-DAX EXPRE5S TBAIE-StopplnR e e.
rard, Connssut, AshtabulA, and PainssTfIls
onlys and arrives in Cleveland at 6szs P. -
- Second OAss Oars are run on al through
All the trains going westward oonnest e CsVslanf
Fitn trains ior Ioledo, Chicago, Columbus, Oihcin-
sati lnalaneplis, s, Iouil, &o,i and AZ through
trains Of the n. y. 8 l. Railroad, and at BuiAlp With
those OF the New York Central and Bufialo 4 HaW
York CITY R9ilroads for New York, Albany, Bostops
NIAGARA Falls ko.i and Of Erie with tratnn on th6
Ehll1d9lphla and Erie Railroad.
DIDay Express, East and West, connects ct alfnrd
With Trains on Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad Tor
OleYelaad. November 18th, 1883.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-07

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