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DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS

IA SLIGHT OoLD.9-CoUGHs.-
Few arc aware Of the Importance OF checking
Couzh OF "sLIoHT COLD in its first stage; that
which in the beginning uouId yield to mild rene
dy, II neglected soon attacks the lungs. Browns
Bronchial Troches" give and almost Immediate
relief Military officers and Soldiers should have
them, ns they can be carried in the pocket and
taken as occasion requires. aug5l:Re:lm
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BEST REMEDY KNOWN

For all BIlIolB complaints, Sick HeadGoe, Goative
ness, indigestion, Heartbnrn, Sour
Stomach, Sss Sickness. 20.
DIR. James r. Chiffon, the Grea. chemist. says
81 know its compost lion, sBd have doubt IL will
prove most beneficial IN thczc complaints for which
It Is recommended
DR.. Thomas FOgd says - strongly recommend
Il to tho notice Of the pubiic-'
Dr. Edward G. Ludlow says: "a osn with com
dence recommend It..
DR.. George T. Ba<tot ssy-: SIN ktatulency, stck
Headache cOstfveneaa, Heartburn, So, the SELTzER
ArEnIENr in nv hGnds hAs proved indeed yalua-
BILE remedy" -
For other Testimonials. So., Pamphlet with
Man Manufactured scdi1 only By r8BRkNT co. No. S7a
vsich street, New FoTk.
AB-aor sale By .li Druggists
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AGGREGATE CASH ASSETS,
So. 2.78o.13.

Have entered into arrangement for the pur-
pose Of tIanssctng TOGRTHEB the business OF
INSURANCE against Less or Damage by Fire,
and the Periis of Inland transportation
0R-O ONE POLICY Of Insurance is issued by the
FOUR COMPANIES through this Agency, which
Is made the necessities Of the business COM
munity, by SECURING, WITH DISPATCH, LARGE LINES
OF INSURANCE WITH RELIABLE COMPANIES, UPON UNI
FORM, PLAIN AND sIHPLE CoSDITIONs THEREBY oBSI-
ArING TRE NECESSITY OF APPLYING TO VARIOUS sEPA-
RATE OFFICES for hsurancfs TO the amount they are
ssveraIly able 10 accept and Of holding SusiERous
SEPARATE Policies, FHE CONDITIONS AND WRITIEs
PORTIONS or WEIGH RARELY AGREE
By te conditions Of the UnderwTtters' Policy
but ONE SET OF PAPERS is required TO prove g
ioss to he several COmpanies iusuT1l Z M Ter IT,
thereby making tho adjustment simple and eXpe-
dtiOuBs
TIE STANDING IN NEW YORK CITY Of the
Companies interestsd in this Agency, and the re-
sp-ctAbe character ol the large number Of gentle-
men compOzinS their several Boards OF Directors,
Afford an abundant guarantee that all business con
fded to them will be honorsbly and Literally COZ
ducted.
For list of Directors, Statemeuts Of Condition.
&c, or for POLICIES, apply to
JOHN G. JENNINGS,
oeIT AtwAfer Blu ilding, Cleveland, o.
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Arrival Of Prisoners In Richmond.

AEEANdA VI EEASOheHa IL AAASAa'AOAe-
A long train of Yankees arrived from
Petersburg Saturday night and another
yesterday morning, several hundreds in
number, captured in the fight Of Thursday.
Between five and six hundred prisoners in
all have arrived from the field. About
four hundred and fifty in all have arrived
from below Richmond, captured on the
same and following day.-Riehmozad En-
gitirer, Oct. 81.
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IMPORTANT 20 LApIRs-Dr. Har.

lMPOkIANi IL IEs5-Uf. mar
Vsyas Female Pills Esys mover yet Jailed IN EemOV
ing difacBItiss sr-slBg Tobi obstruction, os stop
page Of nature, II restoring the system 20 pei
cot health sshou Suffering from Spinal Affections
Proispsus Uteri the Whites, on other weakness }
the Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harm
less on the constitution, aud may be taken BY tbs
ost delicate female without causing distEsss-tie
sams time they soi I:ke easEn by strengthening
lGvizOrating and restoring the system % health
condition, snd by bringing on tho monthly period
~itl regularity, 10 matter from what causes The
obstruction may srise. Thsy should, however, EOE
b taken during the arst three months Of pregnsn
oy, though ssss q. any other time, as miscarriage
would b5 tne rssuis.
Each bcz contains 90 pills. Price 90.
Bt. HaR,lzY's TREArIsE On Diseases Of Females,
Pregnanoy Eiscarrigge, Rarrenuogs, Bterility, 10
uroduction, aud Abuses Of Nature, and emphEticai-
" the I.adies Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet
Of 6A pages sent iTee to any addreas Six cents ~
quirs5 10 pay postage
Tho pilis and book vii be sent by mail When De.
sired. securely sealed, and prepaid, by
J. BRYAN, X. D., General Agent,
Nc. T6 Cedar s., New York.
- Sold By ali the principal Druggists.
e.W. CLARK, Druggist, Agent fof Cleveland
iaiyZl. R3.m. y .f&vy
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Sewing #aERIuEs.
GRoYER D aAKER5S
Celebrated Sewing Maentnes

Celebrated Sewing MaGllnel
We're Awarded ths Highest Premium over ALI ooEs
FEFIToRs st the following Stats tstFs OF lssS 'or
the
BEST FAMILY SEWING MACalHE.
Observation-Disclosures MACUINF,
ANDTHE BEST MACHINE WORK
New York state fair irdiAns STATE feir fetnscp
State Far, Illinois SITE Fur, Aosa ssate
Fair Ohio Stat8 FAR, PennsylvsniA
State Fair, Michigan State Fair
and Kentucky State Fair.
The Above .lrn1riss5 all the State bairstt winch
the Grover 4 Bakers dachinss were exhibited this
GEOYER BAKER 8. L. -,
sALE R0OHs-iTl Superior street Cleveland, Uhto.
ccteT
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EnusGrtaI.
WTIGs AND HAIR WORh.

uTIGS AND HAIR WORh.
VIZ. D US RRR ESTABLISHMENT.
THE LARGEST IN TIE STATE,
f0g Sis kaglae .gD LADIES' HAIR ORESSlHe
46 PUBIIU SQUARE.
Manufacturer oi ~! Kinds Of WIGS, inolndiaf
the celebrated
ILLUS SION WIG,
that 30 resembles nature 20 DEFY tho closest
scrutiny. very large and beautiful stock OF
LONG HAIR, @ JGghL BY the proprietor from
Europa, for SNiROB NJ Sbd BRAiDS-ths finest
assortment Ia this city.
ladies' Front Pieces and Half-Wigs,
In sVesy ST. g. with all Improvements.
SETS OF OUkiIs. a.sIy iroln French HAtHrsi
carried Hair tguaIsntesdl
EUGEHE DOGELE -nd TRIPLE BOWS,
WAEEBf ALLS, &C,
,AAde by tho advertiser, eqaAi to those imported
Lsdies Brald5 made into any kind Of Hali-DT
Or Cow without injury 10 Switch.
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING in the most prevail
ing and fashionable styies.
H5-All work warranted Es represented.
HOT and COLD BATHS at all hOuTa. dec2s
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oil.
OIL OIL! oIL:L
ALEXANDER. SCOFIELD & Co.
REFIEERE OF
ETtFssssPesrOleHm OIL, BeRzOle and
Machinery Oils.

ge nav particular attention TO packages, thereby
1s=vioS ouT customers much loss By leakage. We
usrantee our oil 10 give perfect satisfaction, aud
a. good as sny made In tine city Also ~ nay par
tic1lar attention to putting up
NAPTHA on BENzOLE,1
suitable for ysrnish hanufGotEEerH or f=iate's
use. On hand and for sale
500 bbls extra refined Petroleum OIL
100 bbls Esodorizsd Benzole lequsl 10 Iurpenfiae'
100 bbls No. Lubricating Oil,
vrhich We will sell at lowest market pricaP.
OrTloa-IOs ST. CIEiT-st., formerly oo5upied S)
Wm. @. Soofeld & Go.
john AIExAEDER, - d,
VIZ. @. sOOFIELD, uhAN AEiAAAb' -
saruFu Wuaau. znriN
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.Fa.,-aIs IsaFaiesi.
10O DOLLARS PRBAuUMi
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Or SpeFmattOTrhRa, elect. &C., and
'IMPOTEECY CURED,
WHEN ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAus,
DR. 4 GIBSON

D-h- l. 0ADGCAHB
Formerly q Hen Yors City, sin pay Oss hundred
Above-named diseases, He will pay the same sum for
the proof that any other Physician in the United
States treats the came diseases with equal success.
Amor many years OF lahof study and experience,
Dr. Gibson Is hsplg !! being abo " announce 10 the
unfortunate, that he Eas Perfected system Of treat
meut for
THE sPEEDT AND PERMANENT OURE
Of the above and also al oantasious diseases OF the
Reproduet5ye Organst With al bad effects arising
thereiroln, including Ga1CrI
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROsTRATIOE
BE has succeeded in curag CASES in ths city some Of
whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with self
styled physicians, who profess 10 treat all private
mAladies With success, and without receiving the
least particle Of benefit.
DR.. Gibson does rot boast that he Is a member Of
SONS College n London or PARIS perhaps some
others do for Che purpose OF eHsnaTing o innocent,
and who hold out great sxpectsors mover 70 be real
he is abba to give entire satisfaction 20 those who re-
pose confidence his ability aud intrrty, and that
which Challenges any Physician OF London or Parss
any patent medicine, 20 equal Tor the radical cure
Of seminal weakness, eEq al gi-'ases or deranse,
monts, both mental sud rysiel, arising from sexual
II Giison slso claims tor his new treatment the
following advantages all others yet discovered
and fret the agents used aru u uo respect disagree
able; he relics OF tSe dark ages, such MeT-
cur nor any other Galstariuu7 drus; secondly no
rtsITictions IN diet Dsiness ia required; thrdl2
his treatment il positive and certain IN all case lie
stands prepared 70 80 into any pubic or private hos-
rital in the United States and demonstrate the i'm
mense 1uper1Cfltg g ma neN Aelt over aIg ot-
or now known % the world, in r0int Of rromF.nss,
PermRnency, milthtEs s'stg Eun convenience TO the
patient.
Dr. Gibson Is pCrIlhlscuG.g loca5ed IN CieTeisnG,
and has during the past fvo yeafB performed many
cures OF diseases Which rd Tor years resisted ali 9TH
PT modes Of treatJenL IsRfaEslcaI be given %
individuals Of the drss rr7eCizhlEy IN Cleveland,
Boston, New YORK and olhoT cities, IN regard 70 ski
and integrity IN oil rFc fss1aEl tEaa5actiOns. Dys.
pepsia, Rhsulpstsza, S-sUfais. ali Dishssos Of the
Urinary 0Egsrs, and sH uarc1is Bisa=ss1 tIeated
With superior Fucc1as.
15-klefi-;o9s ss-i. 70 eus ,sFt q! ..S country CD
receipt Of ter dcuars.
Dr. Gibsa1a res Work c. Fhyslol2sT :or sale -
his 9i5ca.
DIX, GLEs9E,
PRoTEEses or -ELE0-soFATuT AID MzDICIBss.
Ohco-fI9 geneca street, f,sz doVcs from Superior
up stairs, opposite the City h0tsi.
nF-OdiCs hours from 70 u s1d from 20 O'Clock
Daily tSundaya eLoesse1.l
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Gorritt smiths opinion Of McCIeIInr.

I do not speak of Mcclellan in the harsh
manner in which hear many people
speak of him. / do not call him coward,
as some public speakers do. am rather
inclined to agree with the general who said
that there was no ground for calling Me-
Clellan coward. His courage has never
been tried. He has never been under fire.
Iaughter) am not even certain that
he was on the gunboat He might have
been there; but you knowthat hesaid him
self be was so terribly confused on the oc-
casion of that battle, "that he did not re-
collect where he was exactly" 1 am not
disposed to be harsh on him. Nor have
we any reason to say that he went on
board the gunboat through motives of cow
ardice. He may have gone there through
discretion. (Roars Of laughter) And dis
cretion yCu know is no part of cowardice;
on the contrary, we are tod that it is "the
better part of valor." (Renewed laughter.)
He must have had the foresight to have
known or suspected that his country might
have need of his services on some future
day The old couplet may have been run
ming in his mind
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CONNECTIONS:
5heIby-sandusky, msn5fisd & Newark Ralroad. p
Mansfield. Mt Vernon, Newark. zaaesViiis.
&c.
Observation-Disclosures, Fort Wayne Z Chicago BAR
road, Forest, Upper Sandusky, Delphc5, Lima.
Fort Wayne, Lsporte, Chicago, tsc-. West and
East for Mansfield, Wooster, Mas5ilon, &c.
Grafton and BellefOntaine Railroad Llns. or Marion,
Beliefontaine, Sidney, Union, Mpuc.e, Indisa-
apolis Terre HGute, Tinoennes Evansville,
Louisville, Cairo 81. Louis, &c.
peleWare-with Springfield Branch ior Springfield.
UOiumbus-Little Miami q Columbus, s1d NeltE
Railroad. FOR Aenis, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Terrs Hsuts, s. Louis, MORROW, LCyeland, and
CINCINNATI and with the Ohio and Mississippi
3ailrOsd at Cincinnati for Louisville Evans
villa, Cairo, st. Louis. and all points On TIA
Ohio River.
Columbus-5entrul Ohio Railroad for Eswa-A, Esuss-
vile, Wheeling, &c; Columbus, Piqus 3 L.
diana BaiirOad for Riqua, UrbGna, &C.
SB-Hor nckets to ali points and information afzly
At the Passenger Station and at Union Ticket OSSs
i47 Superior street. n g FLINT,
lIaHaland- Oct II. IGEl Ernarin.al.ia...-
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lrn 6aaas.

I1O6A -FALL & WINTER TRADE.
L. A. KEPPNER, Agent,
Al PARK BUILDING,
Between Court House and Stone Church, Public
Square,
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
Has Just returned from the cities of New York and
Boston, and having taken the advantage which the
recent decline in Gold to iST offered him, he was
enabled to purchase every kind OF
Foreign and Domestic Fabrics,
md other Manufactured articles, fullyl5 per cent
below his previous antieipstions; the whole Of
which advantage he will give to his old patrons,
and to those, also, who have not yet favored him
with their commands, but who may do 20 on hear
ing OF this announcement.
Among which selections and purchases Of
Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods,
May be enumerated, in part, full assortment OF
Ladies' Plain d Fancy Undergarments,
Lambs Wool and Cotton Hosiery,
OF all weight and makes. Hemstitohed and other
Fancy Pocket
HANDKERCHIEFS,
Including East India silk and Linen.
100 PIECES Of IRISH LINEN,
All widths and qualities the yard or piece.
very full assortment Of
LADIES' COLLARS AND OUFFS,
B. th in Linen and Paper snd the very latest styles
200 D0Z. Gents assorted Silk Llama, Cotton
and Wool
UNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS.
8 as AND SHIRTS,
In every quality, make and style.
200 Dozen Fine Linen Collars,
And LARGE live of Washington, Patent ClOth-iinsd
COLLARS, Byron and GaTrottas.
An endless varsity OF
Neck-Ties, Scarfs, Gloves, Handkf's,
To suit the tastes Of the most fastdious
He has also purchased from the best Manufacturers
large lot OF
SCOTCH PLAlDS AND W00LEh SHIRTIN6S,
Which, for warmth, durability and harmoniouH
cOlOringz, will be sure to command the attention Of
his numerous patrons.
FINE DRESS SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER,
And also kept on hand. A full assortment OF
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Equal. # not supsrior il style, quality and price,
10 any House in tbs Trade.
ss- N. B.-Nons but tbs most skilIful and eIpe-
rienoed workmen are employed in his establish
ment. Oc2O
u L. BALD WIN S co.
II. HAVE JUST RECsIvED
Square Buttons,
Wide BsltiDgs,
Masqus Wells,
Linen Sets Collars and Sleeves Linen SETS Collars
and Gu =, Linen Guns,
1legant Plaid Silk Scarfs,
Beautiful Breakfast Shawls,
SONT8G NUBIAS.
HOODS and GAPS.
ALEXANDER'S KIDS,
ALI Numbers and Shades.
mol z. I. BALDWIN & co.
NEW ARRIVALS OF SOLID Sill
IN YER Ware, just received by
OOWLEs & CO.,
ocl9 lS7 Weddell Hsuso.
TTMBSTAETTER & LEPPEN,
" Is. STEIN, SVPT,)
MANUFACTURE OF
CLOTHS, CASSlMERES, JEANS, FlAaAELS, AND
BALMOkAL SKIRsS.
Ennf of
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He that fights aud Iuus away
May live to fght another daY.

On Tuesday next he will mount-no, he
will crawl upon the Chicago platform
I say crawl up" because that indicates
cowardice; mounting implies bravery.
These are my reason for voting as 1 will.
I have shown that Mr.. Lincoln is eminent
ly fit to be president; Mcclellan eminent
ly unfit to be voted for. (Applause.)
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striekland's AentauOHs Cough BSIssR

70 convince them that 1t Is the best preparation eV-
er used. Il not only cures the above affections Of
the Throat and Lungs, but e cures Night swests
and Splitting OF Blood, and "a sn oscellert gargls
for any kind Of Sore Throat.
1t is pleasant to take, snd q sEie modioins tCI
infants.
Price so cent? Per bottle.
For sale by DrugSfstS generally,
InayI6:Rz-mon.tu .tuAvy
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO & R

ls64-6. WINTER ARRAliGEEtEa 4. ls54-s.
On and Aftsr Monday, Oct. S1ss, IEts, Pass nger
Trains win leave Cleveland e. souoWs (SnndaTB ex-
osptsd:
$50 A. M.-GHI6AGO ExPREsS.-Stoss a. Bstsa.
Grafton, O00rlin, Wakeman, Horws1k, a curLe-
vile, Belle wee Qyds, Fremont and EhnOrs,
and Arriv5 at Toledo 1t I2:t5 P n, Obicago at
u:30P.N y and Detroit - Pm.
Z:ll P. NV ESrERN MAiL.-St0ps 81 al statiOus
on Southern Division, and arrives Gt Toledo
T.8 P NJ Chicago a. at5 A N. and Detroit at
I0s3OP. n
4.sO P. M.-NOBTHERN MAIL.-sto7s st an sts.
tiOns on Northern Division, and arrives 81 san
dusky at 10 p. n.
1000 :. M.--aiGAF ExPREss.-ssoss at Grafton.
HorWalk, MOnr5sTills. Clyde aud Frumont, -rs
n and Detroit a 6 o. n
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gns1-@ttsss 0imE.gauIs.
1864. Summer AFFangemCnE 1884.
FOR THE -.-
ARRITA ANB CLOSING OF AAIS
AT FHE
CLEVELAND PosT-oFFIOE,

COMMENCING HONDAT, NAY l6EE, 1884.
- Halls will be opened and ready for delivery
one hour after arrival Of trains.
~ All Mails close one hour before departure Of
trains.
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1886. WINTER ADVANCEMENT. 1915.
lst TrAin-S.O5 A, M--CIGCIENATI EXPRESS.
A. fsbs,hv C-s-.Ij5a CsaIie1 f,iIssJ -
dington, Ashley, Delaware, Devils Centre an
Woethington.
ID Train-g:4s p M.-AOOUaMODATIOE.- .-stosa
at ali stations, and Arrives in Columbus at "a
P. n, Cincinnati $50 A. n.
ID Trains-lOalO ?. M.-HIGHT NFRE52-StoppinE
at Grafton. Wellington, New London Shelby,
Crestline, Gallon, Giiead. CsrdingsOn and Dei-
aware
Trains lsave Columbus at y:4a and IO:2sA sAH 7:4OPz
" ErriTs At Cleveland $50 A. NJ, and 10 = X
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NLEVBLAND 5 ERIE R1ILgoLD
wINTEB ABnAHa11EEF.

q. and after Monday, Oct. sist. T6;. Pazlpgsr
Trains viii run ~ tcliows, jSandsys Gzseptedl:
LEAVE CLEVELAND
go A. M.-DAf EXPRESS TBAIN-3hoppluE a.
Wi;iorghby, Palnesyilie. Mad sOa, Gensva, AsH-
tabuiG CoHneaut and GiTsrG only, and arrzye a.
Kris q l.1J P. n, Dunkirk 3.45 P. H., BuEEl0
S:25 2. M.-CIEOINNATI EEPRESS-stopping at
PsinsGvilla, AahtabalA AHe Girard RnlT, sn0 a.
riyee At GTis 40 ? 4 D1nf1fz rs P r., ul-
; 80 =. E.@HsiL AND ACgOHmODATICV-
stoBpinS 81 all s.saicas ahd arrive &c Eris 35
300 ?. 1..aiGHT EKPREss TRAIH-Ssyys.aza at
fsins5Tiie, Asatspgla and Girari oGiy, and
zrEives At Erie 1T u 40 a. n. Dulkffk 800
q. -, SuzAlO 4:in A. n.
LEAVE ERm.
80 A. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIH-stoyJing
at Girard, Ash abula and Psinasvili8 only and
Errlye al Ci0pei7nd at 80 a. n.
6;l5. A. 81. MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
fRAlh-Stop1t-E a. ali stations gad arrive %
IO:l5 A. 10 TOLEDO EXPRESS-S.OPptng 81 ell
Btati~da ceFt 81 5ga.Tilie. aybrock, Uzt1nViiie,
Perry, Mentor end AiCktine, and arrives a5
Cleveland a. 2:ij IN.
s.s5 P. H.-DAY EXPRE5S TRAT ATE-stoypsuz at
GlrRrd, OOnncaut, Aantabuis, Geneva d Painss-
vile only, and arrives IN cleveland a. gs25 ?. =.
~ second Glass Cars are run On Al Larcusn
All the trains going westward connect ct ClsTalarG
with trains for IOlGdO Chicago, Columbus, C.nci1-
natl, Indianapolis, St. LOuis, &C.; and AL thrOus b
trains going eastward connect at DUnkirk viii !.
trains Of the New York Erie Railroad, anl a. BGf-
fal with thOse Of the New York Central a Bgfial0
New YORK City Railroads Tor New YORK, Albsnys
Boston, EiagarA fas, &c, and At Erla with Erz-n5
on the Philadelphia Erie Railroad
~ Day ELpr6s8, East and MeeE oounscss at
Girard with Trains on Erie Pittsburgh Baiiccail
for Linesville, meadViile, jamestown, &c
Z NOTTINGHAM, SnSf.
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UNDERWRITERS AGENCY.
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NDA1aECLADG1s
Connections are made 81 MOnrosYiile with the Ssn-
dusky, Mansfield 3 Newark z. Z. at Clyds with tn
Sanduaky, Dayton q Cincinnati <. r.; st FremoaS
With the Fremont & Indiana X. r.; and at Tolsdo
with the Hichigan Soathern B Northern Indiana aud
TOiedO Wabash RailrC@15 for Chicago, Detroit:
jackson, EoIr wayne, Logens7oTt, Lafayette, CaiTs
Alton, ST. Louss and all pOiuts Vast, Northwest ane
Southwest.
Trains arrive IN Cleveland RON Toledo and toe
West at s2i A. n, 2:,5 ?. n, and $40 p r. Ernru
Haudusky At s:is A, ~. u. u. EUOHEA, Snn'i-
OlsFsland. Oct p. lssl.
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% and after Monday, Oct. 3ist. E6;, Paszr ngsr
Trains viii run ~ tcliows, tSandsys Gzseptedl:
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IODINE

DE. R. AEDEEs & CO.'S IODINE
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No..rs, oAEEARAs.alIil. 7sp.. : So.

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Price 81 per bottle. Send $ stamp foT pamphlet.
For sale By G. ". CLARK, 1I8 SuPeaiOr street,
Uisyelsnd, Ohio. Gug27
The New York herald., 1864-07-11
Dinner OF the Alumni of Sc. JOINS
COlIcges |. r. ..,

one q the most interesting social reunions that has
taken place IN ho city for long time occurred Of Dol
fnonicc's IN Filth avenue, on Thursday evening, the
occasion being the nrst celebration OF the Alumni Asso
c,aton Of 81 Johns Roman Catholic College, Some sixty
oId graduates Of that well known institution Of learning,
together with number of gentlemen distinguished IN
the church IN the law In medicine and, fact 10 al
the professions, formed the happy party. The dnhef
tovk plws in of the splendid dining rooms snd
around table extending the cstlrc length Of the room
Demonico made ,neo of BIS ntcst displays, and the vsnds
and wines such ~ might tempt the most epcurean
appetite tho material part Of the feast was the least
worthy OF uolica After tho cloth vas reDovea "the
isasi VI reason aud the aowof sou commenced
Kept NJ uptn the hosss had far advanced into Friday
morning. Vwisg toshs Great press Of important ne~sws
regret not having saas to give fnn report of the pro-
cesdngs and havs oDy room 70 rnsntion the sct that
speeches made by Bksop Bailey, Of Newark Mr.
T. Tnebaud, President OF tia Assocatbon MI r. A. Har
rous Secretary Colonel Mcilahon OF General Diss star
Mr. James A. Mciasters Dr Joseph Kerrigan, Mr.. Jonn
Grey, Rov. nsssrs, Quinn. % New York Reagan, q
Brooklyn Max<jby .ot Newark. Brsnn. of seos Hsa Oc
Iege Day, Of ST. Johns College Messrs. Hassard,
Thomas B. Connery, Theodore Blume, Peter Gillen, -
Fisher and several others Among those present we're
Bishop Rosecrans OF Cincinpati Mr. j. Fuenes Muniz
Of Mexico and Mr. George Keuney o Halifax, Of the
President Of the Legislative CoussiI d Novs Scotia