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Pure and Reliable Medicines,
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HunneweIrs Standard Preparations.-
On our inside columns wiz be found notice Of
thegs justly celebrated and Standard Preparations,
or unboruded reputation In New England, profess
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Diseases of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri-
nary and Sexual Systems-new and reliable treat
msstz--in Reports Of the Howard ASsociatiO1-sent
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address DR., J, sKILLEN HUUGHTON, Howard
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JefersOn's Theory OF Government.
General Dix, in his platform for War
Democrats, says, in the second resolution,
that be belives in the doctrines of jackson
and Jefferson. In Jeferson's inaugural
address he thus lays down the essential
principles by which he proposes to be gov
erned- We like such Democracy as the
following extract from that address
Equal and exact justice to all men of
whatever state or persuasion, religious or
political; peace, commerce and honest
friendship with all nations-en -entangling
alliance with none; the support of the
State Governments in all their rights, as
the most competent administration for our
domestic concerns, and the surest bulwarks
against snti-republican tendencies; the pre-
sergstion of the general Government in its
whole constitutional vigor, as the sheet
anchor of our peace at home and safety
abroad q jealous care Of the rights of
election by the peoples mild and safe
corrective OF abuses which are Topped BY
the sword of revolution where pesceable
remedies are unprovided; absolute scqui-
escenCe1 in the decisions of the msjority
"A vital principle of republics from which
there is no appeal but to force, the. vital
principle and immediate parent of despot-
ism; a well disciplined militia, our best re-
lance in peace and for the first moments
of war; till regulars may relieve them;
the supremacy of the civil over the militia
~ authority; economy In the public ex-
pense, that labor may be lightly burdened;
the honest payment of our deb IS and sa-
cred preservation of the public faith; en-
couragent of agriculture and commerce as
its hsnd-nnaid; the diffusion of information
and arraignmentof of all abuses at the bar of
public reason; freedom of religion / free
dom Of the press; freedom of person un-
der the protection of the hG6eG8 cpTpuS
and trial by juries impsrtislly selected
those principles form the bright constella-
ton which has gone before US and guided
our steps through an age of revo-
luton and regeneration.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT:
Eastern Through arrives at A. M, and
6:2O P. n.
Eastern Way arrives at 9:IO AN.
Pittsburgh Through arrives At 7:45 A. II.
do Way arrives At $50 P. M
Sandusky Way arrives at llil5 A NJ
Mahoning Way arrives at boo P. II.
Cincinnati Through arrives at $3.50 A. NJ, 26O P. n
DO Way arrives at $50 P. NJ.
Western Through arrives at O:2o A H., And 1855
P. NJ.
Western Way arrives st 2:85 P. NJ.
Medina Way arrives at 400 P. NJ.
ROOkPort, 80, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at Il NJ.
srOoksyille, BAN, 60, arrive. Mondays and Fri
sharon Center, Granger, North Royalton, 10, ar-
rives Mondays and Fridays at P. NJ.
WarrsnsVille arrives daily at 10.I5 A. NJ.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily A. n.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAsTERN THBOUGH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and WillOughby, PainesViIle, Ge-
nsva, AshtRbuls and OOnneant, closes ct S45 A. Hs
EASTERN THBOUGH, for New York only, closes at
6:1OP. N.
EASTERN THRoUeH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany,
Boston, New York and Hartford, closes st 2:2o
P. M
EAsrERS WAY, for all points between 5Olsveland
and Erie, closes at 2:2O P. n.
WEsTERs THROUGH, for Toledo, Detreit, chicago
and closes at 500 P. n.
WESTERN THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 6O0 P. NJ.
WESTERN WAY, for all points between Cleveland
q Toledo, closes at 1880 p. III.
CINCINNATI WAY, for all points between Cleveland
snd Cincinnati, closes at I:25 P. NJ
CINCINNATI THROUGH, for Columbus, Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati, closes at 10 P. NJ, Qeaves
st SIS next m0rning.)
OIN0IHsAFTI THROUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville St. Louis, Indianapolis Evansville, and
Wheeling, closes at 500 P. II.
PTTrsBUEGH THRoUsH, for Pittsburgh and Washs
ington, closes at I2:25 P. II.
pTFTsBURGH WAY, for all points between OleYe-
sl1, WelsVille, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
adelphis, Baltimore and Washington, closes at 7:s0
Am.
MAHoEEs WAY, for sH points between Cleveland
and Youngstown, olOsss at 10 P. NJ, Qsaves st 7l6
next moTning.l
hEDINA WAY, closes st A. n.
ROOKPORF, 90, closes cn TlasdgTB, Thursdays
and Saturdays 0t IL III.
BREcEsvILLs, Bath, &c, closes Tuesdays and
Saturdays, st A. II.
SHARON CENrER, Granger. North Royalton, &C.
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays, at A. Ii.
WARBEEsvlELE, closes daily, 1O-SiJ A. NJ.
EAST CLEVNLAHD and Euclid, closes daily, At
Pm.
NAL AID DEO7 Letters arc rOqui red b law 70 b
prepaid.
An City Circulars are required 70 ns sprs-paid with
: tWo-osnt stamp.
Oiios open from T:So a. h. o. T:so P. n OI
Sunday frou A. N to l0-20 A. n.
Z. OOTLES, P N.
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How 70 Get Exempted .

HIN Lewis wss drafted in New Castle
township, in this county, in the 100 per
cent, and upon applying to Captain Sin
net, was informed that if one Reuben
Baughman, who was drafted as principal,
and failed to report was forthcoming, he
Lewis, would be released. So Lewis got
an order to arrest and started for some
point in Delaware county, Illinois, where
he heard Bsughman had gone, and the
first person he run across upon arriving at
the place was the man. He took charge of
the gentleman, and, last Saturday night
delivered him to Captain Sinnet. Baugh-
man was examined, pronounced sound as q
dollar, and Lewis was released, and given q
voucher for $50 for the arrest, which Just
paid expenses. We recommend this
course to our drafted fellow-citizens of the
100 per cent.-COskoctoTp A9e.
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The RiehmOnd lnqnirer on Recon.

The Richmond lnQnfrer on Recon-
sGructiOn.
In its issue of November lst it is as
bold as ever. 1t says:
The climate of this noble old common
wealth is decidedly unfsvorsble to any
thing that looks Ike reconstruction or
lowering the national flag. Vireinis was
never more resolute and determined than
now. In the light of burning home
steads, and by the graves of her murdered
sons, she has registered vow never to
yield to an infamous foe. She is fully as
sured of the support Of Der sister States
until an honorable peace shall crown her
endeavors. In one only aspect Is the prop
osition defensible-ss scheme L, divide
the enemy's counse 5. It might do this,
and it might not. "In vain is the net
spread in the sight of any bird" The
Yankees might divide our quarrel; or, on
the ether hand, seeing US falter and give
signs of irresoiution, they might once more
take courage and brace their ranks and
lock shields for one final effort for our
overthrow. and he who knows aught Of
the genuine Yankee nature will not doubt
hat the latter is the more probable result
of the two. rar o.
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Vote for Andrew johnson, of Tennessee,
and yo1 vote for Southern Union man.
The Slave Impressments i'm Virginia
From The LYnchburR Y,rginianl

a new slave impressrnent is ordered of
2,25O negroes in Virginia, to serve with the
army for twelve months as teamsters, cooks,
laborers, &c. OF this requisition the quota
of Campbell County is 26l. Thenotice of
the sdvKory boarG to slave owners is pub
lished in another column. They arc order
ed to report at the Office in this city, on
Monday and Tuesday next, and at the
Court House on Wednesday and Thurs
day.
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Real Aaeneies.
NEN NERAL
REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
16S Superior Street, Cleveland, ohio

L. A. WILCOX
VIII receive on sale Real Estate Of ali kinds-Im-
proved and unimproved City Property, Garden
Lands, Farms, Mineral Lands, Goal, Petroleum,
and Western Lands, &c. VIII Negotiate Loans,
Paper and stocks, Lease Tenement Lands, Collect
Rents, &c, &c.
The following property Is now on sale:
EUCLID Sr.-Three desirable residences.
EUCLID, near Perry-Two lots, ItOx20O n
PROSPECT, near Perry-TWo houses for sale.
ERIE, near st. Clair-One lot 3cxi12 #.
sC0YILLE, near Forrest-Eine house, with =
qusntity OF fruit and a large lot.
SUPERIOR, corner Merchant-Lot 6Sxl6 q.
LORAIN corner York-l% story house, lot &C
xIl6.
KlNsMAN, corner ylne-TRG lots EOxl5O #.
FORREST, NJ sr RinsmAu-Eight lots 5Ox 2261S.
MIAMI, near Huron-Leasehold, y story house
with blacksmith shop and tOo.s-
p LAKE, near Erie-FOur brick houses.
HERMAN, near Teylor-Nice mouse very cheap.
FARH-l4 acres 10 niles out on the Lake Shore
Road.
CLINTON-EIouse, two-story; lot 66xl9O.
CLINTON, corner Tsylor-l15 story house.
OHIO, corner Canai-Lot. dwelling, and stone
foundation. Also, large building suitable for man
Hfscturing purposes
With other tenements varying from $500 to $685.
600. q =.
lO3 acres of Camel Goa Lands st bargain
40 acres adjoining Marquette. ar.
leo acres in Crawford county, Iowa, very cheap
l2a acres on 81. Clair Road, 81 miles from Court
House 70
WANTED-Houses for good reliable tenants;
rent from $50 TO $500 year ocIl;RS dkW
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TEN CENT NOVELS


This popular series Of Novels ia not the pToduc-
tOn Of diRpida.ed old Ladies and GsneHes, and the
publishers do think it necessary TO exhume fOs
sils Of former generations Tor the amusement Of
their readers. The works all writtenb by men of
lice gsns and talent and hence the ease with which
they have Out-run their tardy competitors. Hav-
ing firm conviction tiAat merit will assert itself in
spite OF all opposition, nothing but the very best
works put upon the market. The public have
always been our judges, and we invite to compare
our works with all Others. The following Is list
Of the Novels No. ]. The Hunters. 2 The Trap
per's Retreat. ,. ~ he Patriot HighwaJmsn. e.
The Hunted UnioniEt. 8. The Track Of Fire. g.
The Man Eater. 7. Charlotte Temple, 8. The
Death Face. 9. The Indian Slayer. 10. The Tur-
tie Catcher. IL. The Hunters Triumph. II. The
Ocean RoTsrs- Il. The Tory 0utVitted- "a. Zeke
Sternum, the Lion, hearted Scout. Is. TheSoourge
ofthe seas. I6.rThe Captive Maiden II. Long
legged Joe, or the Demon Of the Woods. is. The
Wild Scout Of ths Mountain 19- Tne Forrest
Lodge. Do The RollickDg Rangers. 81 Rattle
snake Dick, or the Flower OF the Wigwam- Y.
Ticketty Tom, the Rover. g. Imps ofthe Prairie
"a. The Robbers Terror. These Books are for sale
by al, News Agents and Booksellers and sent post
paid on receipt Of price.
Liberal Terms to Agents. 50
GEORGE MUNRO CO.,
oc-Sl75 1877 william street, N. 7.
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EGnsnrtaI.
wigs AND HAIR WORN.

"IGS AND HAIR WORN.
MN. D Y's NEW ESTABLIBHhENf,
THE L.ARaEsT IN TIE STATE,
FOR vie aAklRS AhD LADIES' HAIR DRESSING
IS PUBLIU SQUARE.
Manufacturer OF ~ kinds Of WIGS, including
the celebrated
ILLUSIoN WIG,
that 90 resembles nature as 20 DEFY the closest
scrutiny. A very large and beautiful stock Of
LONG HAIB, q Jught BY the proprietor from
Europe, for SW1TUHES nd BRAIDS-ths finest
zssortmen. sscn Ia this city
Ladies' Front Pieces and Half-Wigs,
In every gtYia 18th all improvements.
SETS OF OUELs, "'ads from French HsturH
Ourled Hair tguaTAni. o.
EUGEHB DOUBLE --i Triple BOWS,
WNTERFALLS, &c,
tdads by the advertiser, equal 20 those imported.
Ladies' Bralds made into any kind OF Hssd-Drss
or Bow without injury 10 Switch.
LADIES HAIR DRESSING IL tue most prevail
ing and fashionable styles.
All work warranted ss represented.
HOT and COLD BATHS 81 all hours. deo1J
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GeOTge n. Sanders aud General Dix's
0RAeF.

GSOABe N baRueEs anu 0eneEat DlN's
rI Order.
MONTREAL, c. E., Oct 20, 1864.
$40 all oAo1a It may concern -. :"
AS Major General John A. Dix, Of the
Federal army, under the pretext of guard
ing against Confederate voting, has Issued
an extraordinary order, directing the Fed
ersl soldiery to take possession Of the polls
in the city of New York upon the Presi-
DENTAL election day, it becomes proper and
right that l should declare that there is no
fact better understood than that the Con
federates are mere lookers-on; and further,
that l do not believe there is one in Cana
da, including the St Albans prisoners, who
would cross the line with the fullest Feder-
al protection, to vote for either of the Pres
identisl csnd idates. GEO. n. SANDERS.
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BEST REMEDY KNOWN

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DAILY LEADER.


Maryland Maryland! beautiful Maryland
Lying In light to the sun and the sea-
Shout from thy mountain aides
Sing where each river Elides
Thunder with oceans tides
MARYLAND's FaEE
Maryland hsLylsndf bea9tiful Maryland
Praise God for Maryland MaTylGads free
MaryIandl Maryland oft-ohastened Maryland
Long has oppression hung dark over theeI
Now every fetter breaks !
Now new life swakes
shout till the wellZin shakes
MARTLkED's FREE
Maryland Maryland ! sorely.tried Maryland
Bless Cod for MarylEndl harylazd's tresI
III.
Marylandi Maryland oOnquering MaryIandl
Blest are the patriots thy glory that see
Sing, for thy foes ace desdl
Drowned in wars pillows red
Thou art to Canaan led
MARYLAND's FRER
Maryland Marylsndl hail happy MarylandI
Thank God for Maryland MaTVlaHds free
Maryland Marylandl glorifed Maryland
sanctihed scaled with the blood of the frsei
Now in thy streets no morel
Purified Baltimore
New Englamd's blood shall pour
BALTUORE'a FREEi
Baltimore Baltimore blOod-redeemd Baltimore
Praise God for Baltimore Baltinlors's Jresl
Marylandl Maryland penitent Maryland
First from pollution and peril to fee
First fruits ofthem that slept
Where thy dark children Wept
Freedoms bright robe hath swept
MAhTLAED'E s TkEE
Weep for joy, Maryland shout for 10y Maryland
Bless God for Maryland Marglaad's Jresi
VI.
Marylsndl Marylandi not alone Marylandi
Sounds for thy ransom the sweet jubilesl
Willion9 that hear Of il,
Awed by the fear Of
Fired by the cheer oft
SOoN SHALL FREEl
All the great Southern land, down to fair MexioS
strand
Down to the Isthmus band, soon shall be free
Gro. l. TAYLOR
New Britain. Conn, November 1St, 1854.
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"a SLIGHT 0oLD."-OoUGHS.-
Few srs aware Of the importance Of ehecking
Cough or "sLIGHT COLD" in its FIRST Stagei that
which in the beginning would yield to q mild rome
dy, II neglected, soon attacks the lungs. sBrowns
Bronchial TrOches' give sure and almost immediate
nalief Military officers and Soldiers should have
them, a. they can be carried in the pocket and
taken IS occasion requires. sugsl;B&lm
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OIL! OIL! oILs!I
ALEXANDER. SGGFIELD & Co.
BEETEERs OF ..
ETtFsss Petroleum Oil, BenEOle and
Machinery ellis,

we pay particular attention to packages, thereby
1avinE our customers much lOss by leakage We
guarantee our oil to give perfect satisfaction, and
as good any made in the city. Also, We pay PAT
tIcular attention to putting up =
NAPTHA Oh BENZ0LE,s
suitable for Vsrnish ManufacturerB' or Paintsrsi
use. On hand and for sale
500 bbls extra refined Petroleum OIL.
100 bbls EeOdoriEed Benzole (equal to Turpenttne
loo bbls No. Lubricsting Oil,
which We win sell at lowest market prioes.
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Vim. O. Sooaeld %.
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You ought to do better tomorrow, by ytfUe
hundred, than you did the last time Think
of the brave sons of Trumbull in the field.
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photographic stnes.
DHOTOGBAPHIC ALBUMS At
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DHOTOGBAPHIC ALBUMS At
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B. y. poUGIAs q Co,
~ lTB Supsrior-st.
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I79 Supsrior-st.
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17s Superior-st.
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JOHN G. JENNINGS, Agent.
cERMANIA,
HANOVER,
NIAGARA,
REPUBLIC
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES.
All Of the City New York
AGGREGATE CASH ASSETS
$2,252.78o.13.

Have entered into an arrangement for the pur-
pose Of transtcting TOGETHER the business Of
:" "Ih5URANOE against Loss or Damage by Fire,
and the Perils of Inland Transportation"
~ ONE POLICY of Insurance is issued BY the
-FOUR COMPANIES through this Agency, which
is made TO meet the necessities Of the business rom
munfty, by SECURING, WITH pIsPATcs, LARGE LINES
OF INsURAScE WITH RELIABLE COMPANIES, UPON UNI
FORM, PLAIN AND SIMPLE CONDITIONS, THEBEBI oBv1-
AIISG TIE NECESSITY or APPLYING TO VARIOUS sEPA-
Rate OFFICES for insurancss 10 the amount they
severally able TO accept, and Of holding EUHEROUs
sEPARATE POLICIES, THE CONDITIONS AND WRITTEN
PORTIONS OF wRICH BARELY AGREE.
By tie conditions of the Underwriters Policy
but ONE SET OF PAPERS is required to prove
loss to the several Companies iDsnrirg under IL,
thereby making the adjustment siuple and expe-
ditious. -
THE STANDING IN NEW YORK CITY of the
Companies interested in this Agency, and the
spactable character oI the large number of gentle
men eompo-ing their several Boards of Directors,
afford an abundant guarantee that all business con
dded 70 them will be honorabIy and literally
Quoted. .rr-
For list Of Directors, Statements of Condition,
ko., or for POLICIES, apply to
tEE - l JOHN g. JENNINGS,
ool7 Atwater Blu ildiBg, Cleveland, O.
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This redoEbtable Grand Commander Of
the Sons of Liberty wrote the second reso-
luton Of the Chicago Platform, which de-
mands an unconditional surrender to the
rebels. What viii you say to morrow,
People of Ohio?
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-07

Vote for Abraham Lincoln and you Aote
in the interests of Freedom, Civilization
and Christianity.
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q GTRIChilAHDS
ARTI-CH0LERk MIKTURE

ls composition Of sstringents, sbsOTbents, ssimu-
ulants and oarminRtiFss which every physieiAn &C
knowlsdges Is the only preparation that will effect
permanent cure Of DisTrhee and Dysentory. This
Anti-Choera hlItureis is IN in several Of our
army hospitals, where It gives the greatest sRtsao-
tion. 1t has saved tho lives Of Thousands Of our
diers and citizens, and We will guarantee 1t to he
the best remedy IN the Eorid Ecr Oisrrhsa spd Dys-
satery.
Mr.. Woods, OF Couingtcn. Kentucky, vii Be most
happy to satisfy any 20 tho vrtUs Of Strick-
lands Anti-Oholera Mixture; in fsct, we have .
great number Of testimonials from patients who
have been cured Aftor being pronounced inourable
BY their physicians, some after taking only one
bottle OF Striekland'g Anti-OhoIers Mixtute If
oou suffer with Disrrhea and DyssBt9Ty tfy. one
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Vote for Mcclellan and you triple the
national debt, and assume the rebel debt
in addition.
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A Grand CoPPerhead Fizzle Will take
place throughout the loyal states to-mor-
row..
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OLEVELAND 3 ERIE RAILROAD
WIHTER ARRAHGEmENP.

On and Aiiey Monday, Oct. 3lst Is6I, Passenger
Trains viii run As follows tSnndsyH excepted:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
$50 a. M.-DAY EXPRE5S VIZ IE-stopglng at
Wiloughby, Paino5ville. Mad disOn, Geneva, Ash
tabulA Oonneaut and Girard Cnly, and arrive st
Eric a. ls2O P. NJ, Dunkirk 3;45 P. b., Buffalo
s.25 +. a.-CINCTNEATI ExPREss-ssovpnr at
Panesviile, Ashtahuls and Girari suiy, ana ar
Etyes At EI4eo 40 P -, pankirk % ?. H.. Euf
$50 ?. D n. IL '@aAiL AND AOUoMMoDArrUB-
stopping at All stations and arrive et Kris at
900 P. m.-HIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stopriuz at
Painssvills, AshtabulA and Girard only and
arrives e Erie at l2:4e A. H., DrnztEk 800
A. H.. BunAl0 40 A. II
LEAVE ERIE.
80 A. H.-HIGHc EXPRESS TRAIH-stop,fnR
81 Girard, Ash abqla and Painesyile only. and
arT1ve aS Cleveisnd a. 20 A. X.
Gas! A. NJ NAIL AND ACCOMMODATIOS
LkAihZssopYi4g as all stations and arrive At
Io:l5 A. n TOLEDO ExPREss- Stopping at al
gtatA>ns except 5vanviie, Ssybrook, DniouYilie,
Perry, Mentor and Rickizne1 ana arrives al
Cleveland az 2.l5 IN.
5:55 P. M.-DAY EXPEESS AFE-SsOpping a.
Girard, ,Counoaut, AshtabulA, Geneva & Painos-
vile only, end arrives In UieyeiRnd AZ % p y
- second Glass Cars arc rnn On all tRrough
Trains.
An the trains going Westward connect Of Olsyelard
with trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, C1ncir-
natl, Indianapolis, st. Louis, &C. AID AZ tlrous
trains going eastward, connect % Dunirk with The
trains OF the New York Erie Railroad, AMI as Buf
fal with those Of the Nov lork Central z bulalo
Boston Niagara Falls, &C., and At Kris With tra'ns
On the Philadelphia & Erie Rafr0Gd-
- Day Express, East and West, connects at
0irsrd with Trains on Erie h Pittsburgh Railroad
for Line5Vflle, HeadNiile, Jamestown, &c.
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CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO <. R
e. wINTER ARRANqEMEE9.


Connections are made at MonrOsVills with the Szn.
duHky, Mansfield Newark 4. b. at Clyde with the
Sanouaky, Dayton Cincinnati y. B.; II Fremons
with the Michigan southern Northern Indiana and
Toledo 4 Wabash Railroads for Chicago Detroit,
Jackson, Font Wayne, LOgansport, Lafayette, Cairs
Alto9s ST. Louis, and all points West RorlhWost aud
Southwest
Trains arrive Ia Cleveland from Toledo and ths
West at $50 n, 2:a5 ?. n, and $40 P. n. Frun
Sandusky at g:l5 A. L. D. RUOEER, Supis.
Cleveland. Oct .. ISL.