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the fight afterwards with q SQUAD of Uniof
cavalry, Of whom three were killed. in.
Guiding DR.. Curtis, of the LIST United States
cavalry. OF the rest, three escaped. and
the remainder were either killed, wounded
or captured. There were ten in all.
Gen. Sheridan's dispatches were. with the
party. II Ia s44s - =. a.
Considerable skirmishing had taken
place for the last two days, and both Or
mica had their advance in StrasburR IN
succession. .48
One Of the charges was worthy OF men.
uon, but having Lost my note book, can
not describe it. -rsss a sra 80
Our cavalry had been scouting toward,
enc mouth OF Luray valley and the fords
OF sne cnenandcshs near Trout Royal and
towards 6nyders. Along here the enemy
have taken up = very strong position.
On Monday, q detachment guarding one
Q! our slgnai stafiona on . mountain near
5traSourgs WAS captured by the enemv.
rive hundred men, sent 0p afterwards.
have not been heard from ct last accoun to
TWAS reported that EARLY had BEEN re-.
lnteioe0 Dy Aongstreet, and that he was
moving down ON the west side of North
Mountain to flank US q Winchester.. -
Whether this Is true or not. me fr;ara..
OF rebels were informed, before thew re-
treated, that Longstreet would be at Woosi.
stOok on Sunday, and they promised to -.
turn again on Tuesday. 80
/. Our rear has been infested with Ruerril-
las, who are supposed to be the same IA
those who captured the train n few davs
ago. Tho burned remains OF flfty OF those
were seen In Berrysville ~ We passed
through. The mules were carried OF md
some prisoners taken. saes
The World special says that in response
20 the action OF the rebel authorities Ia
sending 600 Onion prisoners to Charleston
10 be placed undsr Are, 600 rebel officers
are 70 be dispatched to that point in u few
lays where they will receivsl similar
seatment 70 that bestowed upon tho Union
prisoners.
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MFdifal.

Formerly Of New York City, VIII pay orc hundred
dollars for the proof th he ever falls to cure the
AboTe-named diseases. He viii pay the same f1r
the proof that any other Physician in the United
States treats the same dlsessss with equal 5CcCass.
Amer many years Of lsboFious study and oE5e-tsDos
Dr. Gibson Is happy In being able to SnEGlca 20 the
unfortunate that he has perfected gysto1 g treat
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gpsEIal NatItss,
BILLS BPEOIFIo PILLs-WAR

sAETED n ALL OA6Es .-OA1 b relied
HsEsr fS1 20 ourel Do hot nauSsAtsl Arc speed
"a sotioHl 10 change OF 6ist TsgairsA Do noth
ssri5re with basiness pur5uits Gan Be used Hifh-
= oat deteotioni Upward OF 800 cares the past nonh
4 some Of then yeEy severe oesas- OFss oAo Ehh-
= 1rod physicians have used ths1 n tasn pfee-
r. and sUeak Vol OF their e1leaoys and appsoVe
=, fbeir o1fnuositiou which r entirely Ysgstsbi
~ 4 bErrrIoEs on fhe system. Hundrs1s Of osrtif,
ssts = 81 b SHOWN. Bells Specific Pilla Are tu,
1sigiE2aI snd Only genuiEs Specific PHI They arc
sdsptssd for male and female, oldoF Young, 81
she Only reliable rsmedy for ehsetins perm Z
&c an speedy ours IN al oSses Of 5permstorrhsG
Or Senir El Wesknss1s With all its trains ci evils
saoh as 5Jrsthral and Vaginal Discharges, eieet,
he v hits1y, Nightly Involuntary Emissionsi In
son-snenoe, fGsnitai Debility and frritSeity, In
potency WfsaknesB or loss Of Power, herToua De-
biityI &c, &o., all Of which arise principally fro
sexual Exec jsss or Self Abuse, or aOme eonstitu
slonsI oereng sment, and inoapaotatss ths EursfeT
ff5la iGlnlhng ths duties Of marrisd life, In al
seEnel diseases Gonorrhesi Gioet and Structures,
DonEultlnB Fhyfaolan for tbs treatment of Seminal
uEinary, sexuasI snd Nervous Diseases, who viii
i'sHdI free 70 alt th6 following vslusbls work "a
sailed 8nEelopes
THE gET5IETH T.EousAFD.-Dr. BslIH Treatise or
sslf Ab1se, FreInasu Decay, Impotence and Los
Of PoWor, SsIusl Dlsssses Seminal Weakness
Nightly EInlasions,- Genital Debility, &C. &c,
pamphlet of eA pages containing Important "a.
Iice 10 the Efdisted, aud which should be resd
svsry sufferer - the means Of cure IN the ssvsrl-
stages is plainlk set Forth. Two stamps required
% pay postage ulyS1.RS:mo.W.fikVy
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THE SPEEDY AND PEBMAHEEG OuEB
of tho above and also all CONTAGIOUS 6eesss . tie
Reproductive Organs, with all bad eSsoe9 nri5,lg
thersfron, including General
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NJ OTlCE.-Chsrlos c. Davis, Charles
IN 2. Davis, William q. Davis, Jam v d. DEvI..
virginia Z. MoQu5on, Amanda b. Pas ne, Rieha,
Budding, Guardian Of James L. Payne ray Folli-
Eer Payne and kTedsrica L Payne, John l. Payns
vii i@ke notice that q petition was flied against
them or the 5th sy 0f December. A. D. lse4, IN
the Court Of Common Pleas within AID for rbs
;oun'y q Cuyshoga, by Eldriige J. Puyao and
Ann :. Payne his wife, rad Is now pending where
N said ElirIc &c ]. and Ann $. Payne Inaud par
tioa Of ihe following real estate, situate in Cevs-
lAnd, Guyahogs county, Ohio, wit: he west
ha Of subdivision lot No. 81 ol Canee.d Det nison
roster AID Pc sses subdivision CT original ten acre
iois Nos cne hundred and thirty-tOur Q34l one
hundred and hirty i've. QJ5) and one hundred and
,hirly-sis tl3G6 sald west half being thirty three
t'5) ieet iToat on Hamilton street, running back
1ne huhdr lltOl fst 70 alley, be the same more
Or itss a. marked in the plRs, recorded IN Oh o.
pages seyen "a end sight q 4slI lIe Be to
al legal highsysyBi and Ia : at the next term Of
said Court the said Kliridgo J. and Ann S. Payne
Riil appy lor an order thst partition may be
uace VI said premises.
Dated this 9th day OF Deceas b5r, A. D. 1864.
BACkuS 4 NOBLE,
dcc7:i56 Plaintiff ttUrncys.
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IkfPORTANT no LADIES-Dr. Han

IsyL Tesasia Pills nave never yet aiisa II rem0V.
ing oiGloultioa EEising irom obstruction, or EtOp
page OF mature, IN restoring TIE ByBtsm to per.
Ict health uhen Eafsrins from Spinal Affections.
iFrclsPEus, Uteri, The Whites, or other weakness
she Uterine Organs. The pills are perfectly harm
81 On the constitution, and may DO taken BY the
aaoet delicate isnse without uz1sfng distress-ths
Bsmo time they act Ike 3 charm by BtrepztheninR,
;nvigorating and restoring the system 20 a health
son6ition, snd BY bringing ca the monthly period
ziio regularity, no mater from Whist cGusHs the
ststruetion Easy Hrfss. They shouId however, EO4
os .sEsn dGrsg ths Hsst three r.oBths e pregas8-
-, though safe at sns azhs -i7's. l.isasTFiAEs
s5Cld be the rssclf.
EzcS boz contains 60 pllis. Pfiu5 I o.
Sr HAREzT's TREAEiss On Diseases Of Females
Pregnancy, Miscarriage BsTrenness Steriiity, Re
production, and Abuses Of Nature, ard emphatiesl-
ly tho lsdies Private Medical Adviser, 5 pamphlets
II "A pages, sent free 70 Sny acdrass SIX cents
Iuired 70 pay postage.
The pills and book VIII Be 5sEt - mall WhsH Dc
i5e5, ss-urelF sealed, and prepaid, By
J. BRYAN, N. D, General Agent
No. Is Cedar Et., New York
g. Sold by all tho principal Druggists.
. 2, OLARR, Druggist Agent for Olevelane.
iulEGl: B2:Tn- ~ .ThWF
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DOR SALE.-KINSMAN STREET
Il a nice two.story Cottage House with every
convenience, and threse acres Of land.
EhlE sT.-Go5d, new House, rooms, and iot
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTs-Good House and lot.
$500.
VAC ANT LOT-On OourilaId st. $50.
BRIDdE ST.-Qood House, rooms, and lot; 5000.
VACANT LOF-l2ix202 ft. en- ScovlIl avenue.
ST. uLAIR sT.-Hear Wilson ay; l 10 ID acres
EAST OLEYELAAD-Go=d House. rooms and
nesrly an &C G oflsnd. SlGOG.
PROSPEOf SF.-Esst of Erie, two story brick
House, with marble NANTES, slate roof &C.
Lot 3.xl4O. Recently occupied By Gov. Brough.
EUCLID SE.-Good two. story brick House. marble
mantles, bot and cold water, bath room, &c.
ERIE ST.-Eear EDclid. two. story frame House,
and lot S3xss f. $1,000.
SOOVILL AYERUE-Briok House, two stories,
and lot 40xi9S f.. 5000.
LAKE sf:-Nioe twc-story cottage House and lot
50x99 #. $500
GARDEN bE.--Aear Hudson, one-and a-half story
House, and lot 64T92. 9i25O
CEDAR sT-Two-FOry framo House and Lot ssx
l83. $1,000.
COLUMBUS sT.-TNlstle House for sale on long
COLUMBUS sT.-GAod frame House, Il rooms,
good barn and fruits.
TRACY sT.-HOus~ and Lot. $1,000
TRACY sT.-Houss and Lot. $500.
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MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant 70 the
Iloommand Of az order Of slls from the Cous
of Common Pleas Of CuyahOgs ooauty, Ohio, at the
suit Of ] zIaus K. Hitchcock against EdVard Roth
cram and Others, to diresied, shall expose -or
sale at pubic auction, at the door Of the U.urt
douse IL the city OF Cleveland on the l4ih dAs of
Jaausry, ls65, at II O'Clock A. Il the isllOWiBg
deser bed premi.es Situate Ia Le city Of Cleveland
Ohio, and known as beng pant Of original city lot
number LO6 in the city Of Uleveald, state Of Oai0,
lying betTetn the Ohio Canal and thu CuJ sLOga
Eiv,r, conveyed by David Long 10 Calvin q.
Waller, ecembor 2lst. 1887, oOk IS, page Sll.
bOulded follows: Beginning at the nor thCasi
corner Of land heretofore decided by said Lopg 10 D.
u YEntyne the s0ntbGrly side Of the Ohio Cansl,
thence easter along the south side Of said Canal
fifty feet to land heretofore decided by said Ong to
GeJrge Williams; thence soathstly along the we5-
tsrly line Of sad Williams land rlghl angles TO
said Canai, 10 tho CuyEhoga B,vor; Themes ~esf0r,
~ do IN along said IaiEer nfty fest TO the lhud
dsetod Eaid Vsntyne; thence northerly along
ERid FRuiyns's east line at right a. gios 10 the
outn side Of Cansl, 10 the place Of departure, he
the same m-Te or 81, bat subject to 81 legal high
ways appraised at 5000.
LEWIS ". FORD,
Dec II, 1854. Master Com'T.
Q. L. LATIHER, PrGtt'y.'s Aed- osl4 ls5:owsd
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New York & Harlem Railroad.
NOTICE 10 TRAVELLERS.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY


III (Sundsys excepted
MORNING EXPREss, leaving Troy at 0:I5 A.
NJ; from Albany &C HUDSON River Depot ct 0isl5 A.
n, arriving at New York az 1858 P. q.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 800
?. h.i from Albany st Ssz5 ?. n. arriving at New
York at 8:5 P. n, connecting with express trRins
for Philadelphis and Washington City.
The Cincinnati Express from Buffalo connects
with the 1886 st Albany for Now York By the Har-
lem Road.
For the better accommodation Of the public, ar
rangemenis have been made 70 run the trains Of
the Hudson River Rsilroed %. and those OF tho n.
Y. and Harlem Railroad Co. at different hours from
Albany and Troy.
As5 Cars Of tie bess construction and most convent
ent for the use OF passengers, have been placed
THE HARLEM ROAD.
Passengers viii be Tieketsd and Baggage checked
over this road direct to New York BY the Central
Il. b. Co., and all connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson BtFsr kail15ad Co. and Of
this %. will be received By either road and Bag
gage checked By either Company will be delivered
in Now York without change Of checks.
Nov. ID, 1854. 4. A. CHAPLIN, sup't.
FOBD II. GREEN, Advertising Agent. no22:RS
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EIEE DAILY TRAINS FROH
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.

n Tickets for sails to Bosson by Boat or Ran, ans
Boat Tickets goOd on anyof tho Sound Lines.
"a. Fars TO Al points e. Low as by any oth=1
Route.
SLEEPING OARS on Night Trains e PhTadsss
phia, New York and Baltimore.
Baggage Checked Through and Transferred Frsa
TRAHSPORTATIOE.-M -Merchanaise, Produes and
i've Stock carried with despatch, st lowest rstps
CHA5. THOMSON, Passenger Agent,
n. n. HOLNEs, EE0OH TRAIH, San
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FARM AND OUT PROPERTY.

FARM AND OUT PROPERTY.
132 Is2 Acres in Backport; s65 per acre, y down.
80 Acres in independence, house, barn and choice
fruit. 5000.
city, brick house, ten rooms, two barns corn
house, ko. Sf5u7.
GRisf AILb-Pernanent water.power, house and
barn, 60 acres O. land, fruit, 80. $780,
-- JOHN G. JENNINGS, 81
Real ECEato and Insurance Agent,
del5 AtuRter Building
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FOUR DAILY TRAINS
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA,
And oiOso connections =. lIarFis5urgh feE
Baltimore and washington,

FROM PITTSBUReH 10 NEW YORK.
One train runs daily t4s9 miles,l va Allentown
without change Of Cara, arriving
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER ROUTEE,
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Gans9riaI.
WIGs AND hair WORN.
VIZ, D US REV ESTABLIsHMENT,
TIE LARGEST III TIE STATE,
EOR siH EAklsn EAG LADIES' HAIR pRESSlE1

20 PUBLIC -sQUARE.
Manufacturer Of 81 kinda OF WIGS, Including
ths celebrated
ILLUSlON WIG.
that 90 resembles nature AS to defy the SOSsEs
scrutiny. A very large and beautiful stock Of
LONG HAIR, Drought By the propristor from
Europe, for 9WIFOHEs end BRAIDs-the finest
assortment ever seen In this city.
Ladies' Front Pieces and EslRsTIgs,
In evsFy styls, with ali improvements.
SETS OF OURLs, mado rom French Hslnrs
Oarled HAir gguAIanteed.l
EUGEEg DOUBLE and TRIFbz Bow
WATERFALLS, &o.,
tHadeby shs advertiser, equal 70 these imported
Ladies' Bfaids nade into say kind 0f Head Drs
or Bow without injury to Switch.
LADIES' HAIB DRESSING 10 tins most prs5A
ns and fashionable styles.
s3-An work warranted a. represented.
HOT and COLD BATHS At all hs1rs. decEo
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ERIOR STREET, NEAR WATER
HOUSE I'm THE
gamwissian MssEaaugs.

:. TEAECHEB, yR., GnEURF
q. ". GARDNER, A @. ulNAIsY
THATOHEk. GARDNER, BURT s
STORAGE And PRODUCE
OOH EISSIO HERCHAETB.
OGios and Wsrsh0u, o, .ad 70 Mervin street,
OLEVEi OHIO.
Propristogu Of tn, Al UNION RAILWAY,
SHIP AND CANAL GRAIN ELEVATORS, lad.
joining the New Freight Depot Of the o. o. 4 q.
Railroad Go. on merSln street, having 8 storage
capacity Two hundred and afty thousand busbsli
Of Grain.
DEALERS IE-erain, Flour, Fish, BighSinss,
Pork, Lard, Butter, Seeds and Country ProduoS
generally.
Agents for "5slt Company o. Onondsga." Sails
sold always st the Company prices.
Aalty &ataE Limo and Sfrsiu % De shipped on he
o. o. o. o. 4 I. or o. & Z. Railroads and their
connections, delivered In Car Lots Free OF DrayAgt,
Property received By Railway, Cana or Vessel,
for Sale or Shipment. VIII give personal attention
70 The purchase and sale Of Produce and Merchan-
disc on Commission.
LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made on all
Consignmenss. We are prepared to receive and
ship ~ Canal, Lake or Rai, (Wlfhout oA-tAga,l
Grind-stonea, Marble, StaVes Lumber and COarsi
Lreights Of al kinda, having the only DerTiekB n
the Oity for the transfer Of heavy Froights.
~ -RsfsT 70 Banks and Business Mon generally
JunsLS:R27
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Selling OUtI Selling OUtI

coLIiikS OUt1 selling OuL
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE
4 srsstl5 advanced prices OF Goods. and the IN
ssEtlcd state Of tbs market, have determined TO
Sl2g2 9qt ~ 5affiitt sEn1g my entife stooR OF
5r75s Al sueh prices VIII insure their speedy
~, I raurcf ir enc briof space Of an RdYertiss-
i5f5T enunn5rate The articles IN the stock, but il
conprisa5 a hno stock Of Linen Goods, Fiannels,
Blankets Dress Gccds, Black Silks, Bamo-aI skiris
sLaWls, Ladi.s and Gents Handksrohlef5, Cotton
aed Wool 4 Hosiery, BOmbszines, AlPsceS, White
qoodsI Enbroideries, Lscs Curtains, Table Cloths,
AsPtins, Velvet Ribbons, and full assortment OF
Goods gsU4lly kopt BY mo. All goods vii positive
ly be offered G5 low, and many articles svon at
lea price, than they can now be purchased for in
th5 Eastern market Tho public, as well as oOup-
- merchants, Will find this good opportunity Of
rsp!enishing their stock very advantageous
tsfa5. All crs aV ted 10 call and secure some Of
20 bargains S. HYMAH,
hsp2J Cor. Superior st. and Public SQUARE
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CIEVELAND 5 RRIR RAIIRoADj
Is5s. w1NrzR AREAEaEn1EET.

On and after Monday, oct. slst, 1861, Fazssngex
Trains will run follows (SundAys 6Zcepted):
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
e.5O- A. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-StoprinH AZ
WfllOughby, PainesYlIlo. Madison, Geneva, Ag6s
tsbula Oonneaut and Girard only and arrive lt
Erie 81 ~ ?. H., Dunkirk 2sl5 ?. 4, Bu1alo
bsio =.
s:25 p. M.-OIHCINNATI EXPRESS-Storpiug &c
Painesville, Ashtabula and Girard only, and an
Eye1 a. Eris6 40 ?. II, Duakirk s:25 ?. n, Bui-
kiO 1850 P.M.
$50 P. M.-MAIL AND AOOOElIODATTOE-
Stopping at al stations and arrive At EEis st
1855 P. n.
900 P. M.-EIGHT EXPRESS sTRAIH-stopyInE at
Psinesyillo, Ashtabula and girArd OILY, and
arrives at Erie at l2.z0 A. H, DunkiFk 3s01
A. n, Buffalo A.11 4. Z.
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3eHttstEn.
NEW DENTAL ESTABLISHMENT
e. q. NEWToM
RESPECTFULLY annOunce8 to the people Of cleveland
and vicinity that he has opened Dental Office ct
no. .2ll SUPERIOR STREET, HERELE BLOCK,

Formerly occupied by DR.. Ii. J. Diokerson.
10 is now prepared 10 perform all the operations
upon ths Teeth necessary for their preservation in
q thorough and 81 illful manner.
AElincial Teeth Inserted, from q single Tooth TO
an entire BOT, upon Gold, Silver and YulcsniEed
Rubber base, ana warranted to give coed satisfsc-
tiC u IN all ocses.
REFEREsoEs e. Z T Fairbanks, ST. Johnsbury,
Vt; Hon. Ia Poland, Chief Justico st. JohnsbuTy.
Vii Dr.. Dio Lewis, Boston, Maas.; Hemsn Ely,
Esq Ey ria, Ohioi n. B. Gates, Elyria, Ohio.
A OARD.-Dr. Dickereon takes this opportunity
to express his grateful scknoH Judgments to the
many friends and patrons who have favored HIN
with their confidence. Having disposed Of my
practice to Dr.. Newton, 1t affords me great pleas
ure that am able to recommend in him a thorough
and skillJul Dentist, and in whose integrity it Will
be safe to rely. de2:1S4
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Ahb MUM VI NrsNAAd hN %
TIE ACME OF PERFECTION.
If GHres HaY, Rose & Periodic CataFFh
CURES eATARRH IN ALL IT'S TYPES HEO STEGES
CURES CATGRRR AND AVERTs CONSUMPTION.
No violent Syringing Of the Heat,


The Sense Of Taste and Smell Restored.
For centuries CAtsrrh has deied the skin ofpby-
siolans and surgeons hO medical work contains a
prescription that will eradcgtsl {. Nothing save
Dr.. Goodale's Remedy will break &c NJ, radically
destroying the principle Of the disease, and pre-
GLIDING the possibility Of relapse.
1t penetrates to the vGrg seat Of this terrible dis
ease, snd exterminstes it, root and branch forever.
From the New York Comm rroial Advertislr.l
HAY, Rose AND PERIODIC CAFARRH.-ir. L. Good
alas CstArrh Remedy and mode OF trtAtms nt. no :
only affords tie greatest relief In every variety Of
Oatarrh but Il the disease forever in
all its stages. Every ore speaks well oft
Price 81 per bottle. Send stamp for Dr.. Z.
Goodale's Hea Pamphlet on Catarrh--ILa Perfect
Mode OF Treatment and Rapid Curt.
NORTON q CO., Sole Ag'ts, 70 Bleeker at n. Y.
Sold BY G. W: CLARK. 10 superio. st. de5;R3
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zaiIrna6s.
1854. PennsylTsniA Central 1854
DOUBLE TRACK RAILROAD.

CWITH ITS COEEECuOHsl
Il First-Class Route, Tor Safety, Oomfor.
and Speed, 10 al Eastern Cities.
TRACK IS stone BALLGSTEB { FREE Fs9E 1uSIi
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NLEYELAND AND IOLBDO 3. &


On and sftsr Monday, Oct. slBt, 1854, Passenger
TrsnE VIII leave ClsTaland O. iolloEs sEndaya ex-
oeptOd:
s.i9 a. M.-UHIeAq EEPE55S.-Sto5s 81 Eorsa,
Grafton, Oberlin, Wakeman, H0rTalk, monroe-
VILE believue, Clyde, Fremont aud Elmore,
and arrives at Ioisdo at Y IS P X, OhicGso af
II = OP. =. and Dssloit S 20 P.n.
2:ls 2. M.-WEsTERE alAiL.-Stops 81 all stations
on southern Division ana arrives at Toledo a.
. P. M-i chicago e. j:45 A. z. and Detroit at
iJ:30P. -.
I.s3 ?. M.-S0RTHERG lIAIL-stops at Al sta
tons OF Northern Division, and arrives st Sans
duahY 1t 10 p. L.
70 - P. E.-HIaHT u&PBE5S.-Stop8a as Grafton,
EazfErlr - 5eussz9 - ? a. U151Aiso
P K. 0ad Detroit at Geo A.E.
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gateat etfife Aaeufli,
limited STATES AND FOREIGN
PATENT OFFICE AGENCY .

No. I86 Bank St. Cleveland Ohio.
We are prepared to transact business Of e7sry
description relating-to Inventions, DraElngs, Os-
yeats, Specifications, Patents, Infringsments, and
the Patent Laws. BURRIDGE 4 CO.,
Lpsa Authorised Attorneys for Patents.
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on exhibition and f5f sale at sOLOMONsUN'S
Optical Inststute, I3O Superior street, under the
American Hotel. decZI:ls8
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fOHTHrVToU9,

sksIby-Eandusky. Msns1eld q Newark Ra-IFosd, 70
hsnzF9id, 1t. Vernon. Newark Gsaosyillss
&C.
Ufssthns-PtttsburEh. Fort Wayne Chicago Raj.
road. Eoregts Upper Sanduarg, Delphos, LiIns,
Fort wayne, Laporte. Chicago, 1c-, Wcsf anu
East Tor mAnsheld, Wooster. Massiilon, &c.
Grafton and BeeiOntaine Rsiiruad Linz. Marfor.
Bsllefontaino, Sidney, Unfoa, H1ncie IndiaTs
aDOlis, TsrEe Haut9s Finosnnes, EYhnaytlls,
LOusVilie, Cairo, St Louis, 80.
Deewsre-With Springfield Branch for SprinRdeId.
Cclunfbua-Littls Miami 3 Columbus, and 1s1fA
RAILROAD for 1eniG, Dayton, indianapolis,
TerTe aautet ST. Louis, MoTroW, LoTeiAad, sno
Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad at Cincinnati for hOlisEills, Evans
Ohio HiTer.
Ooium5us-CentralOh Ohio Railroad for Newark, 2aasFs
vile, Wheeling, &c.; OOlumbu5, PiQus Irs
dina Railr0sd for Piq1s, UrbAaa, 30.
E9 For Tickets to al points and information spy'V
a. the Passenger Station, and at g7ion Ticket Gfss
i47 Superior street. 4. y. FLINT,
Cleveland, Oct. 81. i354s 5up3Eint6ndsut.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30
CLEVELAND, COLUABUs = GIN.
OUINNATI AILR0AD,
1896. WTHTER ARRANgE5IEET. 1865.

lat Train-s05 A, M.-CINCIHNATI EZPRESs,
stopping 81 Grafton, Wellington, New Lon
don, Shelby, Ore5tlide, Gallon, Gilead, Oar
dington, Ashley, Delaware, DeTia Centre and
WOethingtOn.
% Train-2:i5 p. M--2CCUMmODATIOH. .-StolH
at Rl stations, aud arrives n Columbus Et 3o
P. n, Cincinnati 3sa9 Al
81 Traing-l0:0 P. .M.-HIGhF 3FRES5-StoDprR
at Grafton, Weillnrt0n, New London, 3ksihyo
Crcstlina, ealtcl, Glsad, Cardiagson and Dsis
aware. .
ErAsas i5lF5 Ooluub1s at 80 and 10 Is An. 240FEs
Z" arrive es Ci8Velsnd 10 A. -, and $50 p Vs