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Personal defamation.


one Of the disgusting features Of polit,
icAl campaigns is the personal character
Of the attacks upon candidates. With q
certain class Of unthinking men, the con-
stsnt reiteratiOn Of such words as, bufoon
fool or gsEk, concerning President Lin
coln, may have some effect. But with
sensible people such whiting thrusts have
no influence, except to lower the iudivid-
ual or the newspaper indulging in them.
We mRy expect to b. ar, during the coming
Presidential campaign, 3 vast amount Of
personal defamation. The attacks Of the
ooPperheads upon President Lincoln and
Andrew johnson, have already begun
LET it be passed around from hand to
hsnd until every W9rkingman in the land
has committed it to memory, that when
Abraham Lincoln, cur President, :, and An
drew Johnson, formerly Senator, and now
Governor, two WOrkingmen and champions
Of labor, were nominated for Office, the
New York World, the organ Of the Dem.
OerAoy, sneered at them asia rail-splitiing
bufoon and bOorish tailor, both from the
back woods, both growing up in unOOuth
Ignorance Thus we see that when labor.
ing men by their own industry rise to
honor, those new -Hsdged Democrats have
nO words for them but words Of contempt
ana scorn." ,-srra
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From Battery +, first Ohio ARTILLERY.
From our correspondent at Rridrann

From Battery Z, first Ohio ARTILLERY.
From our correspondent at Bridgeport
we have the following: -7
Battery E occupies the crown Of bald
nlH, "5ers the boys are doing their best to
keep shady 3 couple Of months longer
No very reoent changes have been made In.
the Battery. The advancement Of Ser
geant Albert Reiglsr was well deserved.
and Is among the few meritorious promo'
nons that have bean made in the regiment
Corporal E. NJ. Strong is promoted 10 ser-
geant and private G. z. Orowell to Cor
poral. Geo; II. Stacy has gone to Nash
vile to be examined by the Board at tbat
place Tor commission in the oolored armv
We have had rain every day Of this
month, up 10 the 18th, and the weather has
been exceedingly cool for the season.
] RIRO
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"ReBubIIeaus and Rebels the Cause ofIhe
War;
Such is the new mode Of attack, employ
ed by certain Democratic journals. The
Republicans elected President as they
had right to do, in accordance with the
Constitution. The rebels did not like his
election, and revolted; therefore, the Re-
publicans are the cause Of the war. We
had supposed that such silly attempts at
logic had died out, but the World is indus
triously at work just now in renewing
them.
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In recent number of the Leipsic Med.
ical eaEstte there is case Of successfulIv
prsetieed TRANSMISSION Of animal blood ipto
human subject "twelve ounces from IN
veins Of lamb having been Injected with
beneat to local patient"
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AUCTl0H SALES.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY,
JUNE isl and oath. 1864.
FINE Oil PAINTINGS

o nuttsr Son viii sell at auction, on Thursday
and - - q, bImory Hall, Ly-
ss5Ti7qql laRIhffIfhss
The collection compris g valuable original pgint-
inRs By emiueut living tista and copies Of
some % he most osle DTGtod pictures by he Old
now IA h Gl1ursut Galleries Of Europe. among
the subjects may be found groups aud hguros, iife
Sizss Historic subects cOnV rational psls' arch
iLtctural in different European cit
iesi cattle pieces; marine VieWs; game, iTuit and
n wer Tieces, landsca es etc. With greAt variety
Of Size, stys, su isrt and ntsh-the whole forming
II is believed one Of the greatest collections Of
feTed in this city.
Open TO ladies' and gentlemen from 8 O'Clock A. N
t M, until the time OF sale. Catalogues now
ready toe sales Room.
Terms cash. iuue2I -I56
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Lees Plan for the Defence Of Richmond
The Baltimore correspondent Of the
World, who claims to be posted On Rich
mond matters, says :-s-
So far as Is known to the Q,aS ns1e. AT
Richmond, General Lees plans now are
somewhat as follows The subseopent
operations Of the hostile forces (the Unjop
army) are expected to be- very slow and
gradual. They must first take Petersburg.
and destroy that railroad, because they
would otherwise have fire in their rear
from Wilmington. Then the army. must
be brou. ht up to stack tbs outer line az
works TO the south Of Richmond, willis AZ
the same time attempts win be made to de-.
stroy the DanVille railrOsd and the James
river canal. It ishere that the difficulties
Of the siege viii begin. The work Of re.
duoing the fortihostions alluded TO win be
found to require many weeks, and the forts
themselves, IS they believe, can be defend
ed by less than quarter Of the rebel army.
With the main body Of his army, General
Lee will be employed in guarding the Dan
vile railroad, and in defeating, II possible.
any parties Of our troOps who may be de.
taohed to destreyit.
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CATARRH CURED.
from REV. TRED. s. JEWELL.

Professor of the State Normal Scnool, Albany,
New York.
This may certify that have been, since 1874,
subie ct to violent periodical attacks Of catarrh,
mark ed by highly Inhamed condition Of the
lining membrane of the cavities Of the head, pro-
ducin a most distressing species of headache,
for da, Ts at time, wholly ineapacitating me from
nv bu uncss, and, during the paroXysms, con-
finiug n Ig TO nv bed. In some instances the in
famatiou h as extended TO the teeth, oceasloning
toothache; to the throat, producing harshness
fected the le # eye as to con6ne me for month
OF more to a dRrkened room. These attacks
nave been soc, Impanied by febrle symptomsi
by stOppaQes q the head and in the frst stages
by Wafery disc harges from the nose, and sub
sequentiy beo oming acnd and yellow, and
toward the ct ose OF the attack, becoming
bloody and pllrulent / have tried medl-
pcstions to the head, such as CAM
phor, ginger, h OF vinegar, snufis Of come half
dozen kinds, anS' other cstarrh preparations, to-
geths with other internal remedies, such rs al
terms tiyes,- cath arties, aud emeties. These
have. produced no changes IN the occurrence or
cha racter of the disease, and IN most cases with
little or no temporary relief. had eome' a.
length. 10 the believe the disease 10 be practi-
caliY beyond elthar Oureor material alienation.
Under these circI instances, was led some
five months afro to makea trial of DR.. Lighthi =
trestTnent- HSs me thod at one approved itself
10 my Judgment. as simple, philosophical and
likely to be effect i've Notwithstanding the dis-
advantages under sneh ne lso4Ieo ~ ue.ling
by nervous debility sBd dyspepsia. and conse-
dueutly induced by the accideptH Of my profess
sional labor, I found the treatnent reaching the
disease as it had new sr been reached before, and
produced such mod tdeatiOn and ailegRlion OF
its eharacser as l had supposed impossible.
chronicle the result thus.
Although have been situated several tnes
so that should formerly have believed severe
attack Of my catarrh inevitable, have escaped
thus far the symptoms of thr6atcned attack
have very light. and have yielded to the reme-
ies employed by DR.. Light.plli, vii ho9t need OF
recourse 70 the hot fomen tations or emetlcs,
and the discharges from the head have resumed
their original and natural condition.. That
have been able to maintain so material q RELIEF
is to me cause Of gratitude. In that al''ne
am repaid for whatever the treatment m ay nave
costme. MI e-#FrH.ii
l make this statement unsolicited, as a me ans
of acknowledging my obligations to Dr. LigNt-
hills method OF treating cataCrhI and unth
view to aid any VINO may have suffered nom
that disease in forming just opinion OF its mer-
It's, and its probable udlitv in their own caie
FREDERICK s. JEWELL.
ALBANY, N. Y, March IA, TgA 1.
References to parties Of the highest respet It |
ability residing in the city, have BEEN eUIrs
Of Deafness, 6atsrrh, &c., may be had ON ApTli. |
lion.
OFFICE no. "a 81. MARKS PLACE.
sth st., between I'd and Sd avenues.
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Ath.I.rans Ihs unr.ndr.

The London Quarterly, in sn article on
the Prospects Of the COnfederstes, shows
its appreciation Of the Generalship of Nc.
Clellkn thus:
The Federals after sustaining defeat
at Bull Run, unoOnsoiously fritted away
immense superiority Of strength which
still remained to them BY selecting Gene
raj MsClsllfn n, as their new Commander
in Chief. For months and months this
AtheIstsne the unready-s sensible and
worthy man, but slow and cautious in the
eItreme-set TO work to organize and dis.
eipline the army, nearly 300 strong
with view to lSIlhg 4 fora campaign in
which theee should be no more Bull
Runs" A few miles OF in his front lay
General Johnston and Beauregsrd, with
an unrully and riotous army, little more
Than 10000 strong, intoxicated with their
recent victory, which was loudly celebrst-
ed in beakers Of whisky, by dance and
sOnR."
Bssing its estimate Of the Northern CAP
tains on such achievements. Of course the
Quarterly can do nothing but prophesy
Vict ry and Independence for the Confed-
crates. MoClellan's inability to keep
open his communications with the White
House, when the Chiokshominy, is made
the basis fos q general declaration that
q no large arms Of the Federals had ever
got more than thirty miles away from its
water base for any length OF time" and
this is given as the reason why Allan "a
can never be taken, and why Richmond
cannot be approached directly from Wash
Ington.
The ghost Of the Great Unresdy still
hsunts the memory Of Europe, and even
new dePrives our heroic armies and COM
manders Of that generous sympathy
which, sooner or later, is always won BY
genius and VAlor.-R. 2. 7Fi6aHs.
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NOTICES.

NOPPER MINE NOTICE TIM
~ Annual Ieeting o. the stpckhOldsra Of the
g" PoTcupine Mountain mintng Company for The
election OF oficgTs fOr the ensuing yeSr, aud the
transaction Of other business. vi be held AZ tbe
Once Of HusseY q MoBri1e Nos 2Ii and z1e RIyer
street. Cleveland, Ohio, O Tuesday July istr ut 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. BY order Of tn- Directors
BU OHFIELD,
lunes-l8 Secreta ~ and 1raaanrer
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Er,,, Rev. ] Newton Brown, D. D., Hdisor OF tbe
Epcyolopedia Of Religtouz knowledge and Ohris-

From Rev. J. Newton Brown, d. D., Hdi.oE OF the
Encyclopedia Of Religtous knoNiedgs and Ohris-
tian Chronicle Philadelphia.
AltnJugn nUE dispOso1 70 aNOr or EecoLlIneha Eet-
ant Medicines in general, through diatrnsL u tEeu
Ingredients and eiieots, vet know OF 90 snmeienI
believes himself to have received nom any al1nple
pFsparation fu the hope he may thus oontributs 70
he Denent OF others.
do this the more readily an regard 20 hoonAnd
0erman Bitters, prepared Dy Dr. U. M Jackson, o.
this city because proludiced against them iof
man years under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted % ny
friend Robert shoemaker Eos, ioT no removed this
pryudlos by proper tests and for encouTsgement TO
trV Them, when suffering from great and long contin
ned debility The use OF three bottles Of these Bit
ters at the beginning Of tho present year, was ol
lowed by evident reief and restoration 70 degree
bodily ard mental vigOr which had not felt iOr STA
months BEFORE and had almost dospared OF TegininG
therefore thaak God and friend loE direeing me
70 the use Of thsm, J. hENTOH bkOHd
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BUT
Is the Best Tonic in the wOrldI
g~ READ KHo SAYS so; "a

From the Rsv Levi @. Beck, Pastor OF the BABtial
Church, PembertOn, New Jersey, formerly Of tht
N0tSh DsPei9s Snui
Ihays known Hoohsnd's German Bittsrs fAvorably
Tor a number or wears. have used them in my Own
fsInily and have been pleased with theiF eneeti
that was induced 10 recommend them 10 many oth'
era and know that they have operated IN atEiAlng
IV beneficial manner. take great pleasure IN ihut
Hnbfely prOcaiminR this fact and Calling Ine aiten
tb "a are rsGorn nended, 70 these Bitters, knJbius
from aTpsrienoe that my recommendation WI q
sTstsinsd. do this more cneerfuliy As HOLLAND
Bitter IA intended 70 benet the Afflicted and is Bal
4 rum drink - Yours truly
LEVI q. BEOh.
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The Government Of St. Petersburg b,s
interdioted the export Of horses RON
Southern Russia.
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From Rev. J. h Turner, Pastor OF Hedding metho'
dist Episcopal Church, PhiladelphiA.

Dr. JacksoH-Desr sir: Having used yOur German
Bitters IN my family frequently, am prepared 70 HaI
that Ii has been Of great service. believe tnat Ia
most easel OF general debility OF the system II 1 toe
safest and most valuable remedy OF which have anY
knowledge, Yours, respectfully,
}. Ii. TUiihEhS, z26 N. lsth-bt.
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La A. s-HIaHT ExPKEss TBAIH-StorBing -
falrzrf. AHhtAbula and PAlnedVtllo only and Ars
-Tig5- * OIsssland ua5s00 4. n.
s.naA = IAN Nd INCORPORATION TRAl !.
-stopplng It altstarions aud arrives as OlsEsa
land ct l9.l1 A-Ass -. .,,.
tion8 except sEahsills, ssS efooE5 unlo4eIiiis u4 u
CsysiAnd 1t l.30,r. n. -.
s;t6P H.-DAK gKPRH5s TBAIh-st9p iIs s - ~ ~ M.
rErd (cnnSssut, AEhtabula, and FAinslSih9
oriY and arrives 10 uisTslAnd II b:1oP- n
~ Second Uasa Oazs ara rEz On AL throaEa
Trains, ..-..r- ~ ul.v,lana
vyfb t-.ies IN Toledo chicago, Columbus g1nci9s
al IndisnspIfs, 81. Loais, &o.i an All IhsOa4e
i-.l, 5i,s rss7tysrd connect at HunkirK with tha
tfsas oi tho n n 9 4 hs;soad, and q Baq-io EiLa n
ihoSs Of fhs New York Osntfal and banAi9 = neN
VOW (itv RaII.Osds for New HorE, albany bOstoai
tSfaanTs Psiis 60 and nt Erie with tssins co me
Philadelphia sni Erie Railroad y,s
i5sIlsV gEsregg. Hast gn5t est, oonneoil asSf1l4
Eith trains On Mo and Pittsburgh BsAiroAd lod
LlnsEviIlo, Hesdviiis, 5snesto sni 81 =. 49,.
ClsVslSBd. Nay 18TH, lss4-
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q q

1854 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. lss4.
On Aaa sftsr Monday, May lsth, 1854, PAsssnguR
Trains VII Leave OlaEalAads 20 foiOsss sundAyEeI eI'
esptse)s
IHt Fraln-B-35A. A.ms-OIHOIHHATI E1PR RE69
5tOppius ~ grafton, Wellington, New LSndoni
Shelby, SIestine, Gallon, ailead, Carding gtonl
AIhl57, Delaware, LsWiI Center and horthinE-
IA Rr1in-9rs5 P. HF.-AOOOK1ODAFIoH,-
STOPS e ali stations, and arrives IN OolumpW
e $50 D. m, Oinclnnati 1;ta q d.
"a Frain-9Eoe Il. llt-H1Ghf EAPhe eto-et0p-
pins ct Borea, GraftOu, wellington, heE Lon
don, Shelby, OTsstlins, Gallon, Gilaad' OAraiag-
Traiu6 leave Columbus at 20 and i0o = ~ 10 Pm.
arrive at OlsVslAnd s:90 N, 1:s8 and 800 ,. n
OOHEEOTIOHH.
HhsIbF-gsadunky, uanEhelc Newark HAliroAdsfe 70
hAnsneid, ht- Vernon HoWark' hAnas
vile, &c.
O.,S,iias-Pilssbur1h, Fort Wsyns , Chloago R1sl
road. Forest, Upper 6andu1Eys DelpnoAs LIS
ma, Fort Wayne, lap0rtss OhielEo, sesi
vest, and EAstfor AAaEnsld, "oosssr' nAs'
ur.ltsa md Beloiontino RaiIroAd Line. tor Marion
Belleion tatno, sidney UniOnt MunoieI h
diaDapolis TeEre uGute, Vlnoonnsl, EV1n1s
VfIlo, LOulsyille, Cairo, 81. Louis, 20.
E.Iawsrs-Vith Springfield branch for Springfield.
djoi1na bus-Little Miami 4 Columbus and 4eniA
Railroad, for Ao11a, Dayton 1noianA Soliei
Tsrre HSute, Sc. Louis Morr0Nt Iovolands
Ia and Cincinnatil And with ne 0nio . LIE ~.
lig1ipnF "a aIir1ad 2 1Olnoinhatt attiof LouiBVlilo
EvHnsVills, OAiro, 81. Lonis, Aad AL points
,nS1CsntTa Ohio RasIroad for Newark, HAnss-
,ysIis Wheeling, do.; Columbus, Piqua .
Indiana Railroad for PiQuA, UrbsnA, 40.
,- Tor Tickets 20 all Potnts and inlQEtnALion 30
sly a the Passenger Station and Af Union Iieksl
Ofnee. 10 sopss'Sot E.aFLIHT,
ru.-.I.n5 NAV a lsst Superintendent
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From the Bsyi Thomas Winter. Pastor or BaIbOr

ough Baptist Church.
Dr. Jsck s0n--Dear Sill: feel it due 70 your excel
lent preparation, HOOdands German Bitters, TO aid
my testimony the deserved reputation tt has OBJ
tanned. l have for years. al times, been troubled
with great disorder In my head and nervous systam
was advised By friend 10 Try bottle OF your Gel
man Bittars. ] did 20 and have experienced great
and unexpected relief my health has been Very ma
tHriallF benefited. / confidently recommend the
article where meet with u case similar 10 ny OWo,
and have been assured by many OF their good e6eet
ResPeotfully, yours, Z MlhIEE,
From Rev. J. 8. herman, OF the German Reioredm
church, KutZtOWn, Berlls county, Pa
Dr.. q. M. Jaokson-kespeet sir: have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, and
have never used any medicine that did me as much
good as Hoofand's Bitters. am very much improV
Cd IN health after having taken hVs bottles.
foGns with respects J.s, HEhAAhsE
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From the Rsy Joseph H. Ksnnard Pastor Of the 10Th

Dr.. JacKsOn--Dsar Sir: L have been ireduentiY re
ouested 20 connect my name with cOmm0ndationho
different kinds Of msdicnes hut regarding the prae-
Lce a. out ofmy appropriate sPhere have in all ca
ses decinsd but with clear proof In various in
stances aud particularly IN my family OF the useful
ness OF Dr. HoodAnd's German bltters, depart tor
once from my usual course 70 express my tull eon
vcton tnAt Tor g. neral debility OF the sgstem Hnn
especially for Liver Complaint, IL is safe and valu
bic urepsral iOn In cases Il may tail but usu
sly doubt not, il will be very beneficial 70 these
vFhosHf-r from the above cause.
Yours, very respectfully, j. a. hhnhAhDl
sth, below Oostes-st., Philadelphia
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From the Kew }. M. Lyons, formerly Pastor OF the
Columbus (H. - and MilestOWn (P0.) Baptist
Churches
DR.. O. M. Jackson--Dear Sir; feel 10 pleasure
thus Of my own accord TO bear testimony TO the eK
celienoe OF the German Blttera some years since
being much afflicted with Dyspepsia, used them
with very beneficial results. have often recon-
mended them to persons enieebled BY that torment
ing disease and have heard from them the mO5t NAT
tering testimonials to their great yaue. In
Of general debility, believe is TO be tonic that can
not be surpassed. }, hi. LYONS.
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AUDIDOR's oEFl0s, COYAsool OouNrY, /

that ali persons enrolled or liable TO be enroll.
ed In the Militia in the several wards townships
OF said county required By law to paF int1 tbs
County Treasury F lUR DOLLA Rs Communication On
CT bstOre the 18th day OF August next t. Ie GER
ticates of exsmDi ion in this 0fcs before that
time And that, falling DO they will be sub cot
to the oOlsctou Of that sun, together with thirty
per cent penalty, aud suOh osts as are allowed
UOunty TreREureTs upon distrainL for tAxes, which
the Auditor Is required to collect by DISTRESS Prop
ertg OF every kind without exception s liable for the
pigment of iaes, Communications and costs
When 4 draft is ordered under the militin law Il
Will be made irst from those have not naia their
Communication. h, q. Il HAWKINS,
juneln-ihS Auditor nf fluvarn.a 10
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,ss4 sUMMER ARRAHGEaHHT. 1854.
n, and .tsr Monday, May 18th, 1854, Psa.enEsl
T'TaInG viii run e. iollOWH, Sunday eEoeptodG
LEAVE CLEVELAdD:
o.a5 A. m.-DAY EEPRESS TltA11-5teg Jig =
Nltiioaqhby, PainezFille, Geneva, A1hlAbol1
fonusa n hnd nirard oniyt and arrive 81 Erle ~
fsIE n nl. Dunkirk t:s6 ,. ~ Bn1alo 800 p "a
g,saa p Fi.--ljI Rtil Hh ATT IA fhE33-stopPlngs
paiosgvfll 10, 4 al = bulls AID etrardonlgs Aod A.
Tives a. lsEi3 5;27 p N. DunkirE esasp. N, has
~, e. if1s--hs m aIE. AND AOO0MMODATIOH-
Stopping at all stations and arrives at Ertea
osIO II, m.-HIGHT GXPREsS TRAIE-sioPBinf
A. PatnesTiils, ah.zbula and aifard onlyJ ana
arrives ~ Ert- AZ i2.43 - m-s DankiFk In -
a, Hu6Aio 80 .. NJ
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Ooansoti0ns are made At M0HrooVills with ths Sans
iuaky, Mansfield NoWark R.R-, ak Clyde with the
aAnduskY, DAYTON OincinDAt X. T., 81 Fremont
With Fremont B Indiana B. B., and At Toledo with
tns Michigan Southern , Northern Indiana and To
lsdO abaah Railroads for Chicago, Detroit. jack
son, Fort WAYNE, LoRanBport LafAyetto, Cairo, All
southwest
TTains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo and ths
west at 80 A. 2f6 P. n, and s:53 ?. =. lTo1
sanduskV at Il kns i. DsRuOkER, Sap {.
GlsEs and. May %, ls6t
{ !AEVEL.A4NDs, C01HmBUs {
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SPRING GRRAEGEaTsT.

Iss4 SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
On and afSsF Monday, Hay 18th, Isss, Passenger
Trains win leave Cleveland a5 follows lSunda3 SEX
oepted).
$40 A. H,-OHI0AGO XPRE5B-Stopl at BsraA,
Grafton, Obgriiu, nOrUAlk, mOuroeyillss Belle
Vua, Ulyde, Fnemon and Elmora, and arrives st
Toledo II l0sO5 a Il; snd O1ioago 81 $50 P. =.
Is50 p, NV Isl - NAlL-5tOps = ali gEA-
Gfous Oh Sourhe - lI7i1ton, and arrives ak To-
ladU at 6s2OP. H. Uhicago $50 A. n.
A.3O p, 1I.-HORTHElsH MAIL-Btor1 81 ali sta
tien8 on Eorthsrn uiVtai01s snd arrives 81 sAn-
duhAy dtz.ln ,. =.
700 II. M.-HIaHT EXP gaE5-Btops ct Grafton
Eorwalk, Monroeville, Olyds, and Fremont, and
arrives At Toledo 81 lisl5 ?. III and QhicaGo at
e:H Al.
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Will rsvlsit
.--.- CLEVELAND
Monday, June 9th, and be ct the AK6TFR
HOUSE ill FTdsy evening" July lst,
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Ills question in which the curious
might hnd entertainment, had thsy moth
Ing else 70 do, to ascertain, by patiently
Wsding through such congressional OratO-
" as has been expended en- the subject,
the reasons Why Democratic legislators
think il best net to amend the COnstitu-
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~ BAIL OAD.
METrs
1884. SUMNER ARRAHGEHEET. 1854.
On and as.er 9ondaE, Nay l6ts, 1854, Trains
$40 A. m.-MAIL--Afrises At Esv, Tofk 19-Oa A
H Philadsip pnfA f.0G A, T.; Baltimore 1850 -,
Rlts1b1Egh - z. \ sdeoiing SIS PH
lE45 p. ul.-EARh11b-ArrtFeg A New York I:A5
Tft 2. NJ Fhil4delphfa e le20 A. n: Balfiuiors
tls50A. H; PfttsbuT p 9s05 P. H. WheslinT SO
F.n.; New PnilAdel Dhfa 7l5P. i.
ismburgh.
Hornflg Train oonnsos8 a. RaFsnna with A ka
W. kaiiroad Train Tor eli loints On that road.
Cars run through rom fittsolrEh 60 NOV York
via AlentoWn,j without change.
~ Fare e. iOW a. b. any other Iina.
~ Through Tickets CA be procured at ms UaiOa
Tiokst Ofoa, Meddei House ~ ths DEPOT, OF Is shs
nlciid- -strssB Station
= g. ,sYERs,e 7. Aren't. nsyis
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Church, germant0wn, Pa.
DR. u n JasksOn-Dsar Sir: Personal experiences
enable mo to say that L regard The German Bitter
prepared By You Is q most excellent medicine. In
cases cold and general debility have Deen
Rrsty By the use OF the Bittors and doubt
not they will produce similar effects on Others
Yours, traVr WAHREE kAhDOLFh3
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A PLANTIG 4 CHEAT v ES1' n
f RA1LHAY.l ia
is 49,

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
To through a.1gfess Trains between cleveland ana
New YORK. Takes eject hay Is, iso4.
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1854. PennsyIVaklA central 1854
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.

WITH ITS OOEHEOTIHD
Ia a First Glass Route, for Safety, Comfofs
and Speed, to all Eastern Cities-
n. N-a,k a Stone BaIastsd and is FFss from Dsa