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BKLLIs sPBOfFIO PIIIs-WAB

eANTED Ii ALL CAEES.-osh b reIisd
RsVor az - 06rsl Do not nsu5sSscl Ars Epses
ia'sstionI 30 change Of aist required DO rot "a
tsrisEs With business paTsui.I, Dan bo Essd Eith'
cat dsesOtionl Upward o. zoo cares the psf HentA
--sc1s of thsm very ssVsTs oa8os. QEaE cne hun
arod physiclA1s have used then IN ttsiE Prao-
Hcs, and 1peak val o. ehsir cllo4cgS and Approve
II thelr conroaffiol NI1ieh b entirely vegetable,
nd hrruler7 On ths 1ystan. HundFecs q aertih-
ostaI oan b rkoun. Bells Specific PiIa are re
osiQsuEi ani oniy genuine Specific PiIi- Ihsy GTs
adSpt1f lor mAls and female, oidor ycdng,f and
~ only reliable FemsdY for gfsetins = perms-
lslt and Hpeody cuzs IA AL oaEss q spemstOErhes
OF Seminal Weaknes1 with ~ Is trnlnn 81 evils,
Iuoh 81 Uruthfal end Faginal Discharges Glost
be Whites, Nightly or Involuntary EnaissionB IN.
sozkinonoe Genital Debility and IrEitsbflity, In.
pats6cF, HaaknesI uF los Of Power, Nervous De-
blity 6c., &c-, ell Of Which arise prinoipslly fro
Sexual Ezceaae5 OF 6slf Abuse, or some constitu
ttonai ideranEsnent, and ineapaoitates the guherer
fson fnlfinng the dutleg oi married flEb. In al
Ssxasl diseass1, e. GonoThea, Gleef andStricturaE
HonEulting Physician for the Treatment Of 5aniRaI
Urinary, ssxual, and NerTous Diseases, who VII
isaRd, fIes % al, the following vsluabls work IN
sealsd snEel0Ps;
Tn FnTTErH FHoUsAgD.-Dr. BelIH Freaasson
ssf Abuse, Premature Decay, Impoteuos and Los
Of Power, Sexual DISEASES, Seminal Weakness
Eighty Emi2ionH, Genital Debility, 80, &C.,
pamphlet Of e. pages, containing important Ed-
Eice % the a6iisteds and which EhOuld Be read l.
svery sufferer, rs the means OF care IN the seye-ssl
stages ts piainlE set forth. Two stamps required
V paIe postage. fdly7lsRS:mo. " .fFisEy-
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rrQre clTiRgH IN an ms TYPES AND Stages
CURES cATERRA AID AuERTs CONSUMPTION.
No Oviolsnt syrinsiDs Of the HOad,

No violent SyringiDs of the Hoad,
Tbs Sense Of Taste and Amell Restored.
For centuries Oatsrrh has doled ths skin OF ply
sicisns and surgeons. NO medical work contains q
prescription that viii orndioatei t. Nothing save
DR.. GoOdale's Remedy Will break 10 up, radically
destroying the principle cf the disease, and pre-
cluding the possibility Of relapse.
u penetzatea to the very seat oftbis terrible dis
cage end eIterminates it, rootsnd branch forever.
From the New York Comm rcial Adrertisrr.1
Z HAY, Rose AND EBIoDIO CATARRH-gr. =. Good
ale's Catarrh Remedy aud mode OF tTssiIasnt. not
only affords the greatest relief In every variety Of
Oatarrh but IL sxtinguishes the disease forever in
all its stages. Every one tpesks well OF It
Price 81 per bottle. Send q stamp for Dr. 3
GoodRle's NeH Pemphlat on CataIrh-Its Perfect
Mode OF Treatment and Rapid Cure
NORTON & CO., Sole Ag'ts, 70 Bleeksr ST., n. 2.
Fold BY g. VI. CLARK. l9 Superior st de5.RS
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INPORTANT no IAlTFlDr. HaT-

ssy'I Female Pills nave nsVeE get failed IN rsEauy-
ing eimDuities EriEhg from obstruoiiol, or stop
page Of nature, OF in rcstorfngf5i5 systsm 70 per-
sot health when suEsring from Spinal AfeoticnE,.
a2rolapsus uteri the Whites, or other zsaknszz y
she Uterine Organs. hSsi2,lls are perfectly harm
ihls On The constitution Guc may be taken By tins
aloGt delicate female without causing dstress-the
sAuc time they act like a ohErm By 5trsngthsning,
i6Ngorntng and restoring the system 20 health
condition GRd by bringing on the monthly period
With regularity, MISTER from What -csusss the
3bstTGctiCh may ErlBs. They should, however F0E
b taken daring the ar.t tafSs E0HshA e pregnsB
81, though Esfs q Any otbsT tsas, aaiSosTrisRs
would oe the result
Each boz contains 60 pills P1ios o.
Or. HARNEK'E TEEsEIsE on Diseases OF FemElss
Pregnancy, Miscarriage BstEeRhezs, St9riiity, Re
production, and Abuses Of Nature, and emphatical-
II the Ladies Private Medical Adviser Z pamphlet
II O. peges, sent free TO any sddress Six certs
fairsd 10 pay postage.
Ths pills and book win be sent hy lsAiI vhsu a,-
5rsd, securely sealed, and pTe9sid, By
J. BRYAN, n. D., Genera AFsnt,
no. 76 Cedsr st., Nov YORK
- Sold By 81 the principal Druggists.
!. u CE4EK, DFuggi=t, A gent fo- Cleveland s
fHiT2I.I .IT.fdWV ]
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CITY PROPERTY.
HUuss and Lot No 50 HeJmaa STREET.
Pfospect stfest-A Lot 66I41U feet, adjoining
Stsgers. :
Kirsman street-Brick tEe-stoIy Hsuse and 81
aerts of Land, Barn aud a variety Of Fruit /; ioT
sale or exchange for o country store, farm or me-
chenical business interest r
LOT E sa5iTis5.. IA to store;
Superior strset-Brlek Block near the second
Kiusman s.rtet-Lot ore acre, " fee. frent, op
poslte Orphan Asylum
Clinton street-Hous, No. 10; Lot 661Is) fsst.
jersey street-Horse 10. rs; Lot 32Iz1b feet.
L.beriy stTset-Houso No. 123, six rooms Los
eexlS5 feet.
El cid strest, vest of Erica splendid Housa.
EARNS AND FARMING LAND9.
lLLISots, Perry county-4o aer,s in German
ILIISOrs, Champazns cOuat5-l60 acr,s also,
adjoining $40 aergs
ISD1ANA, Jasper ccuaiy-2lo acres two Eiiss
from the rRirr ad.
YrgGINIA, Hampshire ccunty-lS0 acres with
buildings and improvements.
Connecticut River.
Iowa, Gutbrio county-2sO acres fms Farming
Lands.
Iowa, KOsvuth oounty-sO acres I'm, Farming
ElsT CIEv.1AxD-s 74-1Oo acres Of Iaad.
bHooKLYS-l7 a5-l00 aorez land, with good, new
house.
81. cLA1E RoAD-Is-a-ra Lot, 1s55G-aors Lot, and
20-acre Lot.
wIscOEsIs, saulo csunty-152 acres, I6 miles
from Madison.
eS-Ianl Dealers and Agents fIom abroad are
requestd to address as above. Business letters,
with stamp enclosed, viii receive prompt atLen-
ton. dec2S
EoR SALE-KINSMAN STREET
l. nies two.story Cottage House with every
eonYsnienee, and three acres ofland.
EslE @ @sI.-eOid new House, looms, and lot.
UsiyERsITY HEIGHTS-GOod HOuss and lot.
Tl5UO.
VACANT bOT--on CourtIald st. 50 o.
BRIDGE SE.-GoOd House, rooms, and lot; $1,000.
HAgA IT LOr-l2lx2l2 Il. on scOv.n avenue.
ST. 0LAIR sT.-NGar Wilson aV I; l to I3 acres.
EAST OtEFELAHD-Go5d Hou7e, Z rooms and
nesriy &C 9 fIand. $1,000
PRoSPBOP sT.-East OF Erie, two story brick
House, with marble msntles, slate roof &C.
Lot 3=xl40. Recently occupied By Gov. Brough.
EUCLID SF.-GOod two story brick House. marble
mantles, hot aad cold water, bath room, &c.
EAIE ST..Hesr EUolid two. story frame House,
and lot 33xsS f. $1,000.
SOOVILL AYENUE-Brick House, two stories,
and lot AOxIeS r.. 5000.
LAKE sF:-Nioe twe-stOry cottage House and lot
GARDEN sT.-Eesr Hudson, one-snd a-half story
House, and lot 64I92. $3.50.
CEDAR sT--rwo-sfory frame House and Of S31
ooLUMBGs sT-Taistlo House for sale on long
COLUMBUS sT.-eA0d frame House, IA rooms,
good barn and bVits.
TRACY ST.-Housp and Lot $1,000
TRACY sT.-Houss and Lot. $500. -
FARE AND OUT PROPERTY.
132 1-2 Acres in Bsokport; S65 per acre, II down.
90 Acres In Independence, house, barn and choice
fruit. 5000. l.-
6S Acres in Parma IN State Road, milss from
city; brick house, ten rooms, two barns, corn
house, sc. S45D7
GRlSF M1LL-Peruauent waterrpoweT, house and
barn, 60 acres o land, fruit, SO. $500.
JOHN G. JENNINGS,
Real Ersate and Insurance Agent,
del2 - Atsater Building.
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- El1ft1 DzInE THEIu5 EHOH
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK.

Tickets for sAls to Bo1soa By Boat OF Ran, aae
Beat Tioksts good on any Of the Sound LAnss.
~. Ears 70 al points e Low e. By any otis,
Boute.
SLEEPING OARS On Hight Trains 70 Pbu.dsl.
phia, AeH York and Baltimors.
Baggage Checked Through and Transfsrrsd Fra
TRAHsPOBTATION.-k -kfsrohanaiss, Produce M
I've stock carried with despatch, ct lowest ratps
.OHA5. THOMSON, Passenger Agent,
n Il. EoLEEs. EEOOH TRAIN oup
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6SusortaI.
MICS AND HAIR worn.

WIGS AND HAIR WORN.
WI. . rs .KKW EsFABLIBEHLET,
THE LARGEST IN TIE STATE,
F0R ElG AAKIRE ED LADlEs' HAIR DREsslEe
"a PUBLIC SQUARE.
AsIufAotoFsr Of ~ kinds Of WIGS, InoIudtnI
ths celebrated
ILLU SION WIG,
that resembles nature a. 70 defy the closest
scrutiny very largo and beautiful stock Of
LONG HAIR, % ought by the proprietor from
Europe, for SWITCHES aDd BRAIDS-ths finest
assortment ever Eecn in this city. --
ladies' Front Pieces and AaIfsWIgs,
In syerF styis Eith all improvements.
sETs OF OURLS. made from French Mains
Carried Hsis ,saAKAgt55s.l -f...-.-..
EUeE1IE DOBBEE and 1RIPLE BOWS,
WArhRFAALg, &o.,
5AGde " the sdVerth5sE, equal TO those imported.
Ladies' Brsids made into any Kind Of HsSd-Dre
or Bow without injury 20 Switch.
LADIES HAIR DRESSING in tire most pFsYE
ngAnd faGhiopsble styles.
6B-Au work warranted IS represented
HOT snd COLD BATHS ST al heurs. deo29
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Selling OUti SeIIing 0UtIT

IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE
LsTeatly advanced prices Of Goods. and tbs IN
settled state Of the market, have determined to
oiese out a. present business and will therefore
tr0Il Ella Iap arfaa nv MIL
Goods at such prices as viii insure their spe dy
sale / cannot, in the brief space OF an advertlse-
mont enumsrats DE articles In the stock, but II
Countries a hne etoel % Iaaen GOodas hlannel1s
l5s4u7i Tuss ysUOUsI Black SlIkS BaimorEl Skirts,
ShaWis, Ladies and Cents HRndksrchlefs, Cotton
and Rool-n Hosiery, Bombszines, AlpacAs, White
Goods, EnDroideriel, LRoe Curtains, Table cloths,
Napkins Velvet Ribbons, and a full assortment Of
ly b offered as low, and many articles even at
les price, than thsy can now be purchased foT in
the Eas5eEn market. The public, as well IS ooun-
~ merchants, will Ind this good opportunity Of
roeleniahing their stock on very advantageous
terns- An arainF Ted 10 oail and secure some Of
he bargains s. HYMAN,
heP2o Cor. Superior St. and Public Square.
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HU. I'll SuFEhl0h SihEE HAhBLE kLUEkt
Formerly occupied By DR.. II. J. Diokerson.
de 10 nov Prepared 70 pUIfoEZn ell the operations
upon ths Teoth necessary for thsr preservation in
g thorough and ri ilfui manner.
artificial Teeth Inserted, from q single Tooth to
an entire Set, upon Gold. Silver and YalcauiEed
Rubber bass, ana vGrrsnted % give coed sattsfao-
tx u in all cases. r.--
RETERESoEs :-E. : T Fairbanks, ST. Johnsbury,
Vt; Hon. L Poland, Chief Juttiee, st. Johnsbury.
VT; Dc. Dio Lewis Boston, Mass; Bsman Ely,
Esq ElyTia, Ohio; h. B. Gstes, ElyriA, Ohio.
a OARD.-Dr. DickeraOn takes this opportunity
to express his grateful aeklov Judgments to the
many friends ana patrons who have favored him
with their confidence. Having disposed Of my
practice 70 Dr.. Newton it affords me great pleas
ure that am able to recommend IN him thorough
and skinJul Deatists and in whose Integrity is will
be safe TO rely. de2:ls4
A RTIFICIAL TEETH, upon Vulcan
EAits RubDer Base, with our mods Of inserting
and fixing, are pronounced by all 20 be the most
perfect; natural, pleasant and uselUi in oRting,
speaking or singing, besides what ID Of no slight
Importance, they are chOspeF and will wear longer
than any other. Uomplste SeS at ONE DOLLAR
PER TOOTH, which can be made in one day. The
fact s the dy Of Metal Plates "a past for all that
them discard the old sst if able their superior
ity being apparent to sll.
ALEX. B. HALLIWELL, 81 D., and
j. B. DANIELS, Dentists. ..
Southwest corner Ontario street and Public So.
Established over IL wears. no26
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New York 8 Harlem Railroad.
NOTICE. 10 FRAVELERg.

Two EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
i Sundays e1cepted.)
AOBAIhG EXPRESS, leaving Troy at oi15 A..
H from Albany at HUDSON Rtver Depot at 0sss5 A.
n, arriving at New York ct 3sSS P. K.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 500
2. NJ; from Albany at 3;I5 P. n. arriving at New
York ct 9s85 P H, connecting with express trains
for Philadelphia and Washington City.
The Cincinnati Express from BuifalO ecnneets
with tho $50 at Albany for New York By the Har-
lem Rosd.
For the better accommodation Of the public, AZ
rangemenis have been made 20 run the trains Of
the Hudson River Railroad %. and thoss OF tho n.
7. and Harlem Railroad %. at different hours IRON
Albany and Troy.
BelD Ours o he bssi construction and most convent
ent for tho use Of passengers have been placed on
TIE HARLEM Road.
Passengers viii be neketsd and Baggage checked
over ahis road direct TO New YORK By the Central
B, r. Oo.' snd eli connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the 4 Gigon BiYer kailrosd 90. and OF
this Co. VIII be received by either road and Bag
gage checked By either Company viii b delivered
In New York without change OF checks.
Nov. I'd, 1854 r. A. CHAPLIN, 5up't.
FoRD II. GREEN, Advertising Agent nos&RS
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gxIIEsz6s.
CWITH IT'S oOEEEOT1OEg,
FOUR DAILY TRAINS
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA,
And Close connections At Hsrrisbzrgh EoE
Baltimore and Washington.

FROM PITTSBURGH 20 HEW YORK.
One train runs daily C4ss miles,l via Allentown
without change Of Cars, arriving
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER ROUTES.
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sFssIoNs ANn 80

THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPE-
RTrT0H OF An EHFAEID=Pubiishsd for ehs
bSnsft end1as = CAUTION TO YogEG MrH and
sthsf1. eho lldfef from HerFouH Debility, Prdna.
tuTs Decay q Mahho0d, 40, supplying AZ the sars
Zine TN nEAH1 OF szEF-0H By one Wko has.
ouIsd himself aftsr undergoing oonaidsrable quack-
sEy. ~ enclosing post-p paid addressed envelope,
llnglo coplel may be had Of tle author. f,7-T. :
NATHANIEL MAfTAIR, Esq.. r
ds5:l& Brooklyn, Kings county, E. 7. i
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T AIDES HENSTITUHRD HAND
i IlKERCHIEFS--Embroi and Plain.
TAYL0B, GRISWOLD & CO.,
de22 2l7 Superior street.
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8fUttstry.
NEW DENTAL ESTABLISHMENT
q. q. NEWTON

Respectfully announces 70 the people OF Cleveland
and vicinity that he has opened Dental Once at
NO, 2lI SUPERIOR STREET. EARBLE BLOCK.
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IEt TralR-s.o5 A, M.-OIH0IHHATI EXPRRss
stopping at Grafton, Wellington, New Lon.
don, Shelby, Crsstllde, Gallon, esisad, Car
dington, Ashley, Delaware, D0ais Centre and
WOethiagtoa.
ID Train-2:45 P. INSTRUMENTATION.
st all stations, and arrives IN Colunabus Rs &c
r. n, Cincinnati 80 A. u.
ID Trainz-l0;O0 ?. .h.-NIGHf EXP 2ESs-StoVgjng
&c Grafk0n, W ellington, New London Shelby,
(jrsstlins t3siio7 Giles1 Csr,sIn-ts-5 a,9d Tsi..
aware.
Trains lsaye Columbus $40 aad I0sz5AH, 7aloP.H
" arrive = UieTelaad $50 A. H., and 80 ?. VI
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NLEVBLAND AND lOLEDO < 3
5. WINTER LRRAEaalIEEF. ssa-s.

lssa-5. WINTER ARRAEGElIEE1. lssl-s.
On and after Monday. Oct. uEt, 1854, Passenger
Traina Ein leave Cleveland q loloEs (81ndaTs ex-
csptsd:
$40 A. M.-OHI6AgO EXPREsS.-Stops 81 Berea,
Grafton, Obsrli1, WakeInan, HorWaIk, Monroe
vile, Boll6 we, Clyde, Fremont and Elmore,
and arrives ss Toledo at 1915 ?. r., Chicago az
us3OP. n and Detroit 5 30 Pm.
2;so P. H,-WEsTARh MAIL,-stopa IS az stations
on Southern Division, and arrives at Toiado ct
7:25 P. H.i chicago IS :45 A n. and Detroit at
l0s30P. Il.
40 P. M.-BQRFHERN aAIh--ssovs 81 al sta-
tO1s on Northern DiFiaion, ELd GrT1TsB Is sanp
duzky Et 10 2. =.
1850 P, A.--EIGEF EXPREs5. .-stops e GrAftqz,
EorWhlk, EonrosVillo, CiTdo and GFsmont, and
szEisa. = fai5ll at 2 s. A z 0hieAEo ~ -
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OCRne0si0ns are niads at MonrosEilo with ths San.
duzey. Mnnzheid 3 Newark h. R.; At ClFda WITH tha
Sandusky, Dayton q Cincinnati i. B.; At FTemons
with thu Fremont Indiana r. y. And At Toledo
vita the hieh4ga1 eouthnrn Z Northern Indiana and
Toledo b Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Dstroft
Jackson, Bolt Wayne LOgansport, hafaTefte, Qafrs
Alton 81 Louis sHi AZ points W6gs Northwest aR4
Southwest
Trains arrive IN O'0Eeland fru-n Toledo and ia
West at $40 A n. 2;o5 ?. H., And $50 P. x EroC
sanduaky es 2:ls A. n. l. D. RUOKEB, s1S't.
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ghslbF-Eanduaky, Mansfleld & Newark Railroad, %
4a1Eapid, rs Vernon, Newark. zaueaV0ls,
80.
Orestins-Pi Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne \ chicago Rail-
E9ad, Ecrest, ypper sanduskys paiEhes. Idmss
Fort WETns, Iaporta, Ohlosgo, 30, He5t arG
EaIt fcr Mansfield, Wooster, Mazsilion, 20.
Grafton and BeleSontains Railrosd Llns, oF Marion,
Bellelontains, Sidney, UniOn, Muncie, Indian
apo1s, Ierre aauta, ftnoannes, ETan1VllisI
Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &C.
DclsEaro-rith Gpringiold Branch for 6pxiagdald,
Oolumbus-Littlo Miami 4 Columbus, and Aelis
Railroad, for 4enia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Cincinnati. and with the Ohio and Miszisaippl
RGilroad q Cincinnati Tor Louisville, EVanq.
Ohio River
Ool1m5us-OsntraIO Ohio Railroad for Newark, zaasE.
vile, Wheeling, &C.; Columbus, PtQui IEs
dana Bsilroed for Pima, UTbAna, "a
5lB-Eor Tickets 70 al points and information apply
ct the Passenger Station, aad st Union Ticket OfoS
IF7 Superior stre0t. q. 8. FLINT,
OisTsiand. Oct. 81, is54, Buperintendant.
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8eaI Agenelea.
NBNEBAL REAL ESTATE AaENdfY,
I6s Superior street, cleveland, Ohio.
n. n. WILcnX.

L. A. WILCOX,
Receives on sale improved and unm Proved City
Property, Farms, Gardens Mn raj, Coal, Petrols-
um and WostsIn Lands, leases Tenoments and
Lands collects Rents sDd other Legal Demands,
eoupssls aDd prosssgtes Real E,taJe ard other
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NLBVELAND s ERIB RAILRoADi
$. WIETER ARRAEGEzE1.

On and after Monday, Oct. slst, 1854, PassenRaF
Trains wiz run ss follows, Sundays eEeeptsd)i
LEAVE CLETELAHD:
9:5q- 4. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIH-Sto1ping e
Wfloughby, PatnesTilla. Madison, Geneva, Ash.
tabula UOnneaut and Girard only, and arrive &C
Eris Is l:2O P. L., Dunktrk B:43 ?. Il, BunAlo
b:i0 p. 4.
s:25 P. M.-CIECIENAT1 EXPRESS-sto 2ping as
Paire5ViIle, Ashtabula and Girard snly, and Ars
Eiyes ct Erie6 40 ?. n, Dunkrk 70 ?. NJ But.
ialc 1880 ?. H
$50 P. M MAiL AND AOCoMMODATTOE-
Stopping a. an HtAtiol1 and arrive at Eris e
300 P. m.-NIGHT K1PREss TBAIH-stoRpInS at
Painesville, Ashtabula and glrsrd only, and
arrives At Erio Gt l2sf0 A. T., Du1Eirk 800
a = Bufzlo 4.29 AZ
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spefmI antiees,

DISEASES or THE NERVOUS
sszinal, Urins=y and Ee1ual orsAns-esW snd 10
llabls treatnelt-ln FsPofil q ~ Howard ale-
siztlo1-ssrt b. nal b sid lsstellI sasaiopes
rssof charge. address Dr. , llliAh HO0GH-
EoE, Howard As5oulsfio1, Ho. esoth kintA s.,
RhiladsUhla. ~. EarSo.ss Z
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LEAVE EKIE

80 A. M.-HIGHT EXPRESS TRAIE-StoPEing
Et Girard, Ash1sbula and PaineaYiIs only, and
arrive at Cleveland at 80 A. 4.
6d5. a. N NAIL And AoOoHMQDATIoH
TRAIH-Stoppins zt all stations ind arrive Gt
Cleveland as II: 20 A. u.
lO:l5 A. M.-rOLEDO E1PREss- -stopplng At Al
stetOls except SWanFllles SAY brock, UntonFtle,
Perry, Mentor and WickliGs, and arrives at
Cleveland at 2:i5 Pm.
SIS P. M.-DAY Express TRAIH-StcDPing a.
Gfrard, ,Conneaut, AEhtAbula, Geneva Patnsas
vile only, and arrives IL Cleveland q 20 ?. =
~ Second Glass Cars are run on al throagh
TrainE.
AN the trains going westward connect at OlsEaian~
With trains for Toledo, Chicsgo, Columbus, Onctn-
natj, IndianapOlis St. Louis, &C.; and AZ through
trsins going eastward connect ct Dunktrk with tia
trsns Of nc New York EEis Railroad, and at Buf-
~ With thoss Of the New York CeatEal Blfalo
Nsu York CITY Railroads for Kew York, Albary,
Bosto1 NisFars FsIl5 40, aud at Erie With trains
On the Philadelphia Erie Railroad.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-02


| Nothing Of importance had transpired as D
the Conference. The belief on the Paris Bou!se wa
that it did not progress and il also believed that
the French Governments regard tolls state ~ tngs with
satisfaction II may create change OF Ministry IN
England when the Now Cabinet viii have cord!a, sup
port from France
/ In note addressed by Herr Won Bismsrck Ito
18th inst. 10 Count Bernstoif the Minister tde enI
OF the same, declared the Prussian Cover to b.
eometey free from Oh 9SSs,SSps "a sa'' IN
cussing any other combination that may e entirely IN
/ dependent Of that treaty Her. Won Bismarck on.
tinuos ct Is natural consequence " the poli .i
relations that the solution Of tie question Is OF European
importance and that endoavOrS should b. made 20 ecs
this conformity With tie other great Powers. This %
s,on was the only one recognized b. the Government
In ths concluding of It's declaration ~ the Jst
OF Jfsuary The sole task OF the Conferences Is con
Jointly 10 search for and deliberate upon tao means
Wherebya solution o! the ques c1 may be arrived 4
The Official Dresden Journal SAYS OF tie last sitting Ok
the Conference: According 10 authentic intelligence.
the Federal representative declared himself altogether
ayerse TO any connection between the Due HES AMI
Denmark The latter however, has rejected even tis
proposal Of personal unon-'
Measures had been inauguratel n Bers FOR tia ~
strgotion Of SchleswiI HOsein canal 20 cOnnect l3
North Sea with the Baltic
The Prussan Commander a, Yeile had prohibited tao
departure OF any ships from that port.
The London Times of tie 2lst says tie prospects -
satisfactory result OF the Conference do no, improve
liz charges the German Powers with having entered Is
Conference with pre- datosninato u al terms sui
conditions aid with having carried vigorously On .ler
wsrse preparations &C. since the aTmstice vas pro
claimed.
IRE Morning Post halls the restoration ~ Lord Pa
merstons health the moment hasCone for the exers,
Of his traditional policy IL urges the Government -
support the moral influence b. physical power.
The Danish Minister Of Wax had resigned, AL Lieut..
Col. Reich had been appointed bis successof