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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-15

Let the loyal people Of North Carolina who have
advocated Convention with the hope that it
might strengthen our means Of defence and be the
means in some way, Of assisting in bringing this
runous war to an honorable termination, remem.
Der Wat Gov. Vance and his organs brand them as
d.sh1xa ana accuse them Of desire to secede from
the Confederacy. Gov. Vance has not only been
fully embraced by the Destructives, but he has
fully embraced all their pernicous doctrines, and
will stand by and see the last able-bodied man in
the State, from II to so :butchered, before he
will lift finger to assist the Conservatives in an
effort for an honorable peace by negotiation. "a
His letters to the President are but bills of ndct.
ment against the loyxlty Of the mon who elected
him, and the speeches he il now making to the
popplace s,e insulting to their intelligence and pa
triotisn. Conservatives Of North. Carolina who de.
sire that eauts stauld be made to procure an ear.
" and holorstsss fssce, y, nsgohahon,l need not
vote aEce for they can oos 'oH no
,:aim.. He Is radical war mas snu atglVe Up the
last man in the STATE il asked to do It. He has
oce song FIR the people, whose votes be lsies 20
secure. and another for the Confederate
and he has yielded aud will continue to yeldt all
demands regardless Of the right homer or dignity
of tn State. When he heard of the mobbing Of .
printing Office 10 this city he protested to be so in
disns nj as to declare that the cause was gone.
but he has demanded no reparation for the insult,
nor is IL likely he would were it repeated = M
(,ov Vance is the Destructive candidate and is
by the Destructive party, as party and
bs elact;ou uill be hailed here and elsewhere asa
triumph; and every Conservative who
votes for hi n aill contribute to the overthrow Of
h;s own mar, and principles and assist in building
nm that marty which is controlled by men who de-
nouncea him . 9 tory and traitor two years ago
Gov. Vance is vaas enough to think that he has
bill Of sale for " CONSERVATIVE party aud is now
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1864-06-15

omitted to REFER as intended to do in t5s ~,
IT, 70 me language of the ha1as corpus ast Of Oh, s
who in answer .ns opnon Of the twelve Judge. E
10 neld that the writ of Aa6esepus sxtendsd III
sunnossJ or restraint for criminal
supposed criminal matters. (Kent. vol 2, 81. noae
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12
REDUCTION OF Eat nersons.

The methods of growing fat and lean,
and the laws governing these methods are
attracting much attention in England, par
ticulsrly since the experiments Of Mr.. Ban
ting. The Popular Science Rsvtet0, after
saying that the tendency To deposit
iag is undoubtedly peculiarity of some in
dividuals of the human race as well as
whole races Of the lower animals, adds
that 1t is generally very easy thing TO
reduce corpulent persons by restraining
them in the indulgence of heat-giviDg
foods. To eat no butter at breakfast and
no bread at dinner is q recipe which
when scrupulOUsly followed out, has been
found to act favorably on stout persons
The danger connected with empirical pro-
cesses of reducing flesh, is, that posi-
tive disease or some fatal catastrophe will
suddenly overcome the system. Mr.. Ban
ting's plan, which was good enough for
himself, has been tried by others and caus-
cd great injury and suffering. Probably
the surest way to grow lean in this coun-
try is to emigrste to the "nation" Origina-
ted by jeff Davis, and live on food pro
cured at famine prices. This will be very
apt to take the symmetry and rogndness
out of all who feel burdened by undue an,
plitude orcorporeShty.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12
AnEavAL on MAILS Az d

AREsyAL or MAILS Az DEPOT.
Easter fhISagh arrives as a. h.' and
E,ase-n Sag - art,yes al a&oA.M.
Pittsbur, p Through arrives st I:i6 A. n
DO way arrives at $50 <. NJ
Sandusky Nay arrives ct ll:l5 A. T.
alahOning GAy arrives at 6:OO P. n.
Cincinnati TOugh arrives at $50 A. @.i S;Se F. N.
do IPsaE arrives at 500 2. NJ.
Western II voJEE6 srTiTes ct 9:2O A L., sN1 800
Pm.
Western Way arriyes at 2:45 P. IL.
Medina Way Arrives 1T 4.3O r. M
! iOokpOrt, x'L, arrives IEesdAyal ThnrsdAya and
BrooEs1iia, Bsti, Sc, GrrIyos Mondays and Eli
sharon Csnter, Granger, NORTH Eoyalson, &C., az
riyes Mondays hnd Rridays at r. NJ.
1 WarrensVEte agrlWss daily at 1915 4. n.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily "A. Il.
OJ0SIEG or MAILS.
i EAsTEBS THKOU5sa for Eris, Buffalo, Boston, New
| York, Hartford, and Willoughby, PsinesviRs, Gs-
i nsza Ashtabuls and OOnneaR., closes at 6:45 A q.
EASTERN TEnoUGH. icr EeS York only, cloves Al
/ $40 nj.
EAsTKRs TAso1aH, fof Erie, BuhaIo, Albany,
Bosom E0T York and Hartford, CLOSES at 2ist
4 Pm.
y EAsrEEE WAY, lor all pointa between Cleveland
No Erie, closal at a20 z. h.
v EsTERS THROgSH, for Toledo, Detrsitl uhiosgO
anu closes a. o'Jo r N.
I Hh VEBE THROuGH, lor Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
unhno ~, ST. JOssb and Cairo closes Ut 0sU ?. ~
WEsT, ~ WAY, for Ali pjSnls bsEWosp Cleveland
n i roI., ., closes at lz5H 2. n.
GIEulNSA " wax, tor ~ points LstSoen Cleveland
gnI ,5tDs,nf,. V. clOsus u ESQ p 81
,rsc,v..-, FH.DUgH, FOG Columbus, Dayt0ai
Eo,zags aoJ a. NsiDnAEi, closes at 10 p. NJ peaVsl
At 5:z6 next mOrl. NAssl ~ ..-,l, n, ,..
gIECIgsATrl ia HDUSa, for CuiuEatps, OincinnEsi
Louisville 81 Iot u, indisnsPOiip, GAINESVILLE, and
Nhs6ling, closes q. ~ Z ~.
PITTsEfagH THEou, ", for Pitt5Durgn and wash
instOn, olOses st lz;25 : ~ -. ,n.-.
.yFsBURsH WAY, for al points bosvesa v.syS- ";
sng, ESlsVille and Pit SIi!i't- r,o ~
AdePaias Baltimore and = sAa'hs'on' "'OH'7 ~ 80
IN.
EAzOERq WAY, for all poi rs SesFesa DissSI1 81
and Youngstown, olosIs st 10 = a. sio'eo - 'i'
next moruingl
AEDISA WAY, closes st 9 4. u.
BoCKFoBT, &c., closes Sn glss Vayt Taursda5s
/ and Saturdays, at IL H.
BKECKsv1LLE, Bath, &c ci0sos stuescsya and
! Saturdays, att =. O..
SHARON CEsTga, Granger North Heyaiton, 80,
closes on Tuesdays aud Saturdays, at a. N.
WARREsV1ia.e, closes daily, 1880 A VI
East CLsgEL.Ass and Euclid, einsas daily, af
PH
Mail and Drop Lstssrs sss required by Law to Be
l prepaid.
All City Circulars gnlrsd 70 bs prepaid Tith
| sEc-Oant HtsInp.
Cfsos open from T:SO 5. ii. 70 T:so ?. NJ On
+ COgLEs, P. II.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12
UdPORTANT 10 LADIEs-Dr. a.

VsV's Ferssis Pills nave never yog failed la T6lov
iua dinleultss sIising fT5la obstruction, stop
page Of nature, or IN restoring the system 70 Per
eot health when suffering from Spinal Affections
Prolapsus, Uteri, the Whiges, or other weakness y
khs Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harm
lss2 on the constitution, and may be taken by thl
SlOes delicate female without causing digtTess-ths
Same tine they set like charm By strengthening,
fuvigorating Snd restoring the syBtsm 70 health
condition, and b. bringing on the monthly period
with regularity, no matter from what causes the
obstruction may ariss. II ~ should, however, EoT
90 taken during the irst three HloHths Of pregnan
ey, though sase st any other time, ~ DisoarriAgs
would be the result.
Zach box contains pills. Prioe l %.
Or. HARNEY's TRBAIIsE On Diseases Of FomElas,
Pregnancy, hiscarriage, Earrennsss, Sterility, Ec
production, and Abuses Of Nature, and emphsticai-
u the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet
OF Ga pagea sent frss - EEy address. BiE cents
-luiTed TO psy postage
The pills and book will he Ssnt By mAf when Dc
sired, securely soaIed, and prepaid, b.
). .BRYAE, Il D., General agent,
No. 10 Cedar st., New York
- SaId BY all tbs principal OruggiEts.
q. ". CLARK, DroEiiss, Agent for Cleveland.
inlT2l: R1:m. v. .fdVy
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12

The weslthiest English noblomsn are the
Dukes Of Northumberland, the Duke of
Cleveland, the Duke of Bedford, tie Duke
of Sutherland, the Marquis of Westmin-
ster, and the Earl of Dudley, nei her of
whose incomes are less than f2O0, 900 q
year, while some Of them exceed it BY
nearly one-hslf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12
IODINE.

DIX. K, AEDERS Il CO.'S IODIN
olih' '''- 'ion .ii' no1l' = -
90 Ni''i''s'1 O's'1'i'' u SA-' s-' lil' -
The Success Taioh Eas Httonaed the uss oi thl'
remedy iu private przotsc=, and the snouT-eas-s
,,.,t.sI .1th,-t,., -.5lo m. a., ,-,.,,,.5 e, .,
-,
the prsositio1er and TIE public, feeling ooHhdsn'
that With fair trial IL viii attest its own excel
lsnos in the cure OF Chronio Diseases, which indi
cate Iodine, such as serofula, bronchitis, hEia
Nruptlons' he@fi' Liver ana Aioney piseeses,
nervous A1ootionA' feursis'A' EnsuIiASisni' DSA'
Pepsl'' DeDiil'y' SypAiila' &C.
PhynoiAns may rely upon ths Uniform strength
Of Iodine water a. containing three-quarsoT gFel
ure Iodine In each haid ounce oi pure WsseEs
oi'en' Oeins o''l II y h'' ..@O'e % '''e0'l Poa''
ion HCt iOi 'ii'l l,'i''e' n'i.hei
.olin' v 1'i'--,, Oi ~ '>Ainl,u@
'l-9-ie'-', ll,s ~
80 - $, -,Diti's
- :,
-. '-
Price ons dollar per Oot.ls- On receipt CT eve
dollars, siE bottles delivered free hy express TO any
addrsss.
Beware Of eozntsrie1t- and limitations Tki0h uD-
Rzinoiplsd dealers sndezvor 70 dispose OF On our
reputation ses oCr reputation AID tTado-msrS
1i'o- 80 iio-''inH e-'' IPo-
,-I,h @ ~ - - oi '''H OO'''0' "4''''"-
SI--i.- o. - .--ffi = M Il ar5uz-r IN
P.,1--f-5s-. - ,I,,is,+.
30. as Broadway, EeuT YofE,
TaAysl; ;B2.s.o,W .dE&Wv
8KEI}S 9PFCIFTO PTIIS-WE
= -
EAhEAD IN ALL tAHs7--OAn oe relied
EsFer fAil 20 ouTel DO not na0sestei Are spseS
a, .,tio,t H,cb,,,o. If lint ,e,n{r.df NJ no. &,
teriere with D1sinesa purEGltsl Csn be used with
,t dstectionI Inward OF 200 oares the Dast mont
-. - ~, 80 .s,.,, 49, gzs- an. r,,-
~ v -"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12

An illustrated edition of Victor Hugos
'Ies Miserable" lately introducedat Paris,
went off so quickly that thirty thousand
were sold in a few days and fifteen undred
more ordered. The .'Misersbles, by the
wsy, is included in the latest "Iniex Ex-
purgstorius" issued from Rome.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12
NEUNRos TEN CENT NOVELS


This popular series OF Novels Is net the Produc-
sOn Of dilapdated old La0es and GsI2lsle, and the
ublishers ds not think It Necessary 20 eXhuma foS
sils OF former gouerati1nH for the amusement OF
their readers The works all written by men Of
Ins genius aud taIef, and hence the ease with which
they have Out-run their tardy competitors hay-
ing firm conviction mat merit will assert tself In
spite OF all opposition, nothing but the very best
works are put upon the market. The public have
always been our judgeas and We Invite 10 compare
our works with all others. The following IS list
Of the Novels No. ]. The Hunters. 2 The Trap
per's Retreat. 3. fhe PatriOJ Highway man 4
The Hunted Unionist. 5. The Track Of Fire g.
The Man Eater. 7. Charlotte Temple B. The
Death Face. g. The Indian Slayer. 10. The Tnr-
tie Catcher. II. The Hunters Triumph II. Ihe
Ocean Rovers Is. Tho Tory OutEitted a Heke
Sternum the Lion hearted Scout. Is The soourge
Of the Seas. I6. The Captive Maiden II. Long
legged JOe or the Demon Of the Woods, -. Inc
Wild Scout of the Mountain. ls. The Eorrest
Lodge. 70. The Eouicking Rangers. Il. hattie
snake Dick, OF the Flower Of the WigWan- z
Tieketty Tom, the Rover 2S. Imps Of the Prairie.
y. The Robbers Terror, These Books ara for sale
by al News Agents and booksellers, and sent post
paid on receipt Oflprioe- 4 --- -
Liberal Terms 20 Agents
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12

"a SLIGHT COLD."-CoUGHs.-
Few are aware Of the Importance OF checking 3
Cough or "IIsHT COLD" In Its FIRST stage; that
which IN the beginning would yield to . mild RENE
dy, II neglected. soon attacks the lungs Browns
Bronchial Troches' give sure and almost immediate
relief. Military officers and Soldiers should have
them, as they oen be carried ia the pockst ana
taken as occasion rsqaires. augSI: :Rg.lm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12

A new magazine, to be called "T he Eng
lish man," will be published next year in
London. It is to be Of religious charac-
ter, and will support the interests of the
Church, at the same time that amusement
is provided for the masses.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12
gIsatugraphif stnfE.
DHoTOGBAPBIC ALBUMS, AT

DHOTOGBAPBIC ALBUMS, AT
B. Z. DOUGLAS a CO.,
IT8 Superior-st.
ARTIgTSf MATERIAl,S - KIND6ORS AND
FsV7top'S and Goupii's Oh and Water Colors, ht
3, Is. DOUGLAS q cos,
lT9 suDerior-st.
OVALAED SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD Frame
a R. i. DOUGLAS COS,
1T9 Supsrior-st.
PHOTOGRAPH COPTT Of CELEBRATED
painffuRn and EnRTGviHgB, et ~
3. B. DOUGLAS cos,
ITO saperior-Et.
sOARTEs DIX VTsITE" or CELEBRATED
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RB DOUGLAS a cos,
l7e superioT=st,
NE ENeRAVIEGs OF DISTINGUISHED MN
R-R. DOUGLAS b coz sts
rysa ITp S1nsrfol-st-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12
4eal A1gnriFs.
ENBRAL
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
l6S superior Strees, Cleveland, oh Sc
L. s. WiLcoX

L. 3. WILCOX
i VIII receive on sale Zeal Estate Of all kinds-Jm-
proved and unimproved City Property. Garden
Lands, Farms, IineraI Lands, doal PetroIegm.
and Western L0ucs, &c. VIII Negotiate Loans
. Paper sad stocks, Lease Tenement Lands. Collect
Rents, &c, sc.
Ihe following property IS now on sale:
EUCLID Sr.-Three desirable residences
EUULID, near Perry-TWo lots, laOxaJO n
PROSPECT, near Perry-TEo houses for sale
kklE, near st. Ciair-;ine lot SoxIIz #,
SCOYILLE, ueaT FOrrest-Fine house. with Z
SuantIty oifruit and q large lot.
SUFEhlOH, corner herCnAnt-Lot 6Sxl6l f.
Kills. ~ "''' 'O' O'
klhshAh, corner Vlne-T1C lots OyI5O n
.oBkESI, ne ar hinsman-Eignt lots COX 226lL
MIA mls near Huro1-LeasehOld, NJ story house
with blacksmith shop and too.s
LAKE,, near Erie-FOur brick houses
aahMAh, near TaylOr-Sioe mouse very chean
Road. -''--' A--N'L0
SLIhT0s-Houss, two-stOFy; lot 66xl90.
OLIrTON, corner Tsylor-I15 story house
OHIO, corner Canai-Lot a dwelling and sfr.ne
9undation Also large building suitable for nassn.
uiacturinS purposes.
OOO '--s iiO" WV " eSa'-
l03 acres Of Camel Goa Lands at bargain.
~ acres adjoining Marquette.
10y acres in Crawford county. Iowa, very cbeaU
House. - - JUL
wANTED-BOuses for good reliable tenants
rent from $3.50 TO eCO0 year oolI:Rs div
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12

lYTINCHESTER's HYPOPHOS-
~ PHITES for ConSomptivs patients, TO- sale by
- OH9R0aIb6 q BBoFB EI,
~. Iaa ClaaaEio Int.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12
5Sswsgg zsaaeatues.
GKOVEH : sAKER 5
CeIebrnted SaWlng llaellael

GclcDFtseU SeaIisg 8tJ0tzlTs
We're Awarded the Highest Premium over ALI q -
PEFIr0Es, At the following St.ia faiIs a lSs. %
ne
BEST FAMILY SEWING GACHISE
DES@MA AhUFAG aACHINf.
ANDTHE BESE hAOHIAt HOBE
p York State Fair Indiana Sta-s bair TslaCl
a, Nts Far, illinois SITE For, aus /, Siaia
SsI'-, Ohio state Fair, Pennsylvania
st,,7 Fair, Michigan State Fair
nb,' Kentucky State Fair.
tn. ,hovs m ares ali the State Fsifstt Hs.Ch
sba Cioer : 3srsr's tAcnine1 were exhibit Ted tEis
gROFsR & BAKER 5. II. -
sALs Rooss-l7I Superior etreots UleTeiasls quo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12

shelby b5-5andusky, Maus1eld z newark RsuFoad Z.
-ansneid, Mt. Vernon, HsSErk, EsnosTll!e,
Urastline-- PittsDnrghs Fort Wayne 3 Chicago Raf.
coads Rorest Upper 5anduBky, Delphos Lima
Tort WAYNE Laporte, Chicago, Gc.. " s8t az
East tor ~ Mansheld, Wooster, ma8siIl1n. -.
Grafton and Beilescntaino Eairoad Lts. ;or Marion
Beileiontaine, Sidney, Union, Euug-e, Indisn-
apclis, TeErs Eaute, Hincoanes EvarsTiiie
LOUISVILLE Cairo 81 Louis, 80.
geieWere-with Springfield branch ior Springfield.
uosnnb1s-Littig Miami 4 Columbus, and NsItg
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, lndianseoIi8-
LdTre Hautss s.. L0uis1 Morrow L0veltad. and
Cincinnati, and With the ohiO and Aigsis-iDBI
haiirOAd at Cincinnati for Louisville Isvsns.
ytiis, Cairo, St Louis, snd all D3i4.i o. ms
ONO Liver.
ColumJCs-G Central Ohio Rsllroad for Newark Eansr
VILE Nheeligs, &c.i Columbus, Piqua s M
diana Easiroad foT FiguR, Urbana, &C.
E-For Tickets 20 all points and information a7alg
- the Passenger Station, sud At uniSa Ticket 0cs
ii7 Superior street. 4 8, FLINT
Cleveland, Oct 81. isSi tunartnfa-tIs.f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-12

Connections are made at &Cn-OsYiIio with tho SAM
dasky, Mansfield Newark B. T.. at Clyde with IT,
SaIcusky, Dayton Cincinnati p. T.; at Freraout
with the kremoHt = iusiana Z. e; and at Tcisdu
with tho Michigan southern : Northern Indiana and
Toledo Wabash Ballroads FOR Chicago, Dstro.L
jackson, ko1t Wayne, LOgAnBport, Lafayette Cairs,
Alton, ST. Louis, and all points Wesi Northwest azd
Southwest
Trains arrive In CleFeiand iTsm 7oizdo and ths
West a. - A. II, 10 P. l., and $40 P. n ETl
bGGorsly at Q - 4 - L. ID. ErCSEH. Sls't
OlsFalald. Oct. .. Ls5i.
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DAILY LEADER.
VierOry

Vie,Ory,
" JULIA ADELAIDE suRDrUr.
H HHH fa Viotoryi
Thunder II, cannon and resonant beIII
Echo il, mountain-Iide, hilltop and dsu
Trumpet and bugle the loud pssesn swell
Victory YietoryI .
Booming Of mortar and screaming Of she'll
Hssts, " our fOsman the great tidings tell ..
Victoryl
Victory
Wave. happy dag, over fortress and feet
Army ana navy eXuitingly greet
City and country the giad news repeat
YictOryl Victory
Fly with il, freemen, the poor bondman meet,
stflks the last fsttsr In twain at his feet
victory
i'm.
Victory
sSoldisr, S, The weary dsya's suffering ,hrOpgh
Nation unhinchiug 10 dare and TO dc!
Victory Victory
Lift up your voices and welcome anew
Ruler az wise as the lend ever knew
Victory
Victory
Flash with It lighting Ger highways Of wirsi
speeg It, ys StsedIwith the red hssrt Of hrsl -
IN vita Il, white ships, and never more tire
Victory Victory!
5eeeons on rlmPsrt and tower and spirs,
-signAl triumphant the nations deSirsi
Victory
Y.
Victory
Ihnndsr IL, ocean and river aud Iaksi
Echo it, strand that the mad waters rakai
F3y With 4 winds, till the universe shake
Victory Victory!
Heaven and earth into melodies breaki
Aoohday approaches, awake oh awaksI
Vlstory
n z. EgsHaRg Post.
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO z. Z
WINTER 4KRAEazMzsI. 1ss4-s

1886. WINTER ARRAEaEMEEE Iss4-5
On and after Monday, Oct. slss lse4, Pa-stnQsr
Trains will leave Cleveland - loil0as tSundsyb sx-
osptsd:
10 A. M.-OHIeAGO xPREsS.-Stoo- a. 3 len.
Grafton, Obsrlin, HEkomRn, NorEaIk, sIonrc =
vl.le, Belle Tue, Clyde, Fremont and ElnOra,
aud srIiFts - fOlsdO At 1875 P n. Chicago AZ
u30P. \ and Detroit 6:aO P.M
2:43 p. M.-WESTERH MAiL.-Stops at ell statious
on southern Division, and arrives a. Toledo ri
I:9 P N; Chicago st 5 IS A. 4. and Detroit a.
lO50F. 4.
30 P. M.-SORTHERN MAIL.-stops at al st,.
tons on Northern Division, and arrives az San
dusky at 7:l0 P "a.
1000 P. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS. -ssoFs st Grafton,
EJTU-lk, MonroeTiils. Olyde and ErsmoaE, a1i
arrives - .raiai- .t . 9 ~ Chlcsg0 e. y 20
P.H. Ead Detroit as s 90 A. n
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30 a. M.-HlGHe EXPRESS TR1Irr-s,oSir,
a. erard, Ash abula and Fsiaas1 iIIe oply. am
arrive ct tieys ard az 20 A. n -
6;l5 A. M.-MAfl AND Af'COWFODs sT,yh,-
LkA4h--ctOppi.g e. al stations a,1d a5-ri,ss AZ
Cleveland al iG.z5 A a. nv n
1913 A M--TOLEDJ E1PRESS-S.oppinR Al ALI
ssath.-is sezcep tSwanville, say brook, UEiouyfl q
irgsIfy. Mentor and Nickii1e, and arriYgs u
5;S5 P. h.-DAN cypress TRAIN-stop,inr st
5lrtrd Conneants AshtabuiA. Geneva 4 'Pnf,s.s-
vile only, 2-c s-rivss L. UlsVaiAaa Il 9 .25 > ~
ssatn5.
All tie trains eotug westward connect A. flev,,-o
VIA tFains ior Iole,io. Chicago, Columbus enc
aAti1 lnstan1pOis, g. Louis, &C.; aad AL throueh
IsiiHa k1tlh sslLliIl connect a. Dunkirk with Lg
trains o. lli9 hc5g York Erie Railroad alI ~ Buf-
ial with those OF tho New York Central & Budal1 :
neE foTA Ulty hsllros.1a for New YORK, Albany
boston, hiagara bais, &C. and at Erie vita trans
on the Philadelphia & Erie kailroad
- Day E1preas, Hast and West. oonnecta AZ
glreEd With Trims cn E-ie 4 Fittsbargh Raiircad
bE LlnssEie, HeadvIlle, Jamestown, &c.
UisvelEad. Oct. S7st lSA-
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oil.
OIL! OIL! oILs!I
ALEXANDER. SC0FIELD & Go,
.REFIEEBS OF
Extra Petroleum Oil, BenEole sad
Machinery Oils.

we pay particular attention to packages, thareby
saving our customers mnoh loss BY leakage We
guarantee our oil 10 give perfect satsfactioni snd
As good any made in the city. Also, we pay par
tio1iEr attention to putting up
NAPTHA Oh BEhZOLE,i
euitSble Tor VsERiGh Manufacturer or PAintefei
use. On hand and Tor sale
800 bbls extra refined Petroleum OH.
100 bblE EeOdOrized Benz0le (squRl TO rurpsatinel
100 bbls No. 1 Lubricsting OIL,
which will ssD kt lowest market prices.
0FFICE-l0S s.. OlEir-st-, formerly occupied By
YIN. O. 6eohsld & DC.
JOHR ALExANDERs
w. c, soOTnLD, OLEVELAED. @
uarHUw swIJsnN- apr.!s
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REsT KEmEnY EkNoWN

For all Billions noIapis!utB Sick Headaee Goat I'VE
ness, Indigestion, Heartburn, Sour
Stomach, Soa Sickness, &c.
Or. james L. Chiffon, iAp Great chemist, says =
VI know It's compOsiti0u s.sd have no doubt It will
prove most beneficial IN those complaints for which
Il is recommended" )"
DR.. Thomas Foyd ssys. - strongly recommend
1t 20 the notice Of th= public
Dr. Edward g. L1aiow ssys: - can With conf
dence recommend IT,
DR.. George 7. Baxter says: ''In Flatulency, Sick
Headache, costiyenesa Heartburn, &c, the SILTzER
APERIENT II my hsnds haz proved fndssd q valaa-
ble remedy"
For Other Tsstimonisls, Sc, es Pamphlet With
each bottle.
MAnufactursd only by TARPANT CO., No. 27s
wioh street, Now York
eN~FOr 5slc by all Druggists
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LEAVE CLEVELAND:
$50 A. m.-DAY EXPRESS TKAIN-stoDplnz az
WilioughbY, PainesTilla. Mad ison, Geneva, h11-
tabuiA COnnesut and GirRrd only, ami grr1Fs ~
Erie . - P. n, Dankirk s.45 P. NJ, Buffalo
5s0F.n
s.25 r a.-CTECIHEATI EXPREss-Ss0uF5ng st
Phinesyille, Aa,i-Gb uiE and Girard s1iys and ar
rtyes et Erie1 40 p. X, Dunklrk % ?. T., / u
Elio l0:0OP.z.
asse p IA -IAiG AND ACCOMMgDATIOE-
sscpBing a Al ssasiesls AID arrive at a-fis al
T. |iGRg EX.PEESS TRAIN-StoPrl1z nt
900 2. hl.-4a ~al'.oaA sec Slfaf9 91yt anu
Peinssviile, Nv = ~ Da1AfA S'uJ
arrives a. Lris Q.
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AGGREGATE CASH ASSETS
$2.252,78o.13.

Have entered into an arrangements for the pur-
pose OF tanssctinS TOGETHER the business Of
"lNSUltANOk against Loss or Damage by Fire
and the Perils Of IEland Transportation"
- ONE POLICY Of Iusursnc5 Is issued by tks
EOOk COMPANIES through this Agency, which
Is made 10 meet the necessities Of the business COM
muhity, by SECURING, WITH DisPAT TCa, LANCE LINES
OF INSURANCE WITH RELIABLE COhPANIEs, upon UNI
FORM, PLAIN AND SIMPLE CONDITIONS, fHEEEBY OBVI-
ATISG TgE NECESSITY or APPLYING TO VARIOUS sEPA-
RATE oFFIcEs for insuranoss 10 the they are
seVerauy sble TO accept, and Of holding sUAEROUs
SEPARATE Policies, TuE CONDITIONS AID WRITTEN
PORTIONS OF wRGcH RARELY AGREE.
BY tie conditions Of the UndarEriters' Policy
hut ONE SET OF PAPERS Is required 10 prove a
loss 70 he several Companies issuris z NJ Ter it,
Thereby making the adjustment simple and expe-
ditiOus.
TIE STANDING IN NEW YORK CITY Of the
Companies interested in this Agency, and the re-
spectacle character ol the large number OF GENTLE
men composing ti.eir several Boards Of Directors,
afford an abundant guarantees that ali business con
nded TO thsm will be honocably and Literally con
Quoted
For list q Directors, Statements of Condition,
&C., or for POLICIES, spply to
JOHN G, JENNINGS,
OelT AtwBJer Buildin e. Cleveland o.