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linoluding the oT-BOw Flats, ths Deliveries will
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oseds Of 1;5O Esstern, 2:45 Western and ESQ South
ern.
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BELLS sPEOIFIO PILLs-WAf

oGl4lIO y Oh EOAH4O = A4A1Al-~ w AT
RAETED IN ALL 0AsEs.--oan bo relied
Never fail to 0urel Do not nausestsl Are sPoeS
In a0tiOnl No change Of diet required Do not in
terssre with business pursuitsl Oan be used with
ont detecti0nI Upward Of 200 cures the past month
some Of them very severe cases. Ovez one hun
dred physicians have used them in their prac-
tice, and speak well Of their efficacy, and approve
Of their composition, which Is entirely vegetable
and harmless On the system. Hundreds Of certih-
Gates can be shown. Belrs Specific Pills are the
original and only genuine SPECIFIC Pill. They are
ndapted for male and female, oldor young, and
the only reliable remedy for sfecting q perna-
asat and sPsedy cure in ell cases of 6permatofrhea,
or Seminal Weakness, with ali its trains fsyiIs
such IS Urethral and Vaginal Discharges, elect,
the Whites Nightly or Involuntary Emissions, In
confinence, Genital Debility and IrritabIity, I'm.
potenoe, Weakness or loss Of Power, Nervous De-
bflity &C., &C., Hll Of which arse principally from
SERIAL Excesses or Self Abuse, or some ooustitu-
tionAI dersngemeut, and inespacitstes the sufferer
from fulfilling the suites Of married life. In al
SEXUAL Diseases Is eonorrhea, Gleet and Strctures
and In Diseases Of the Bladder and Kidneys, thsy
hey act IS 3 charm Relief Is experienced bJ Ia
king G single box.
Sold by Sll principal Druggists. Price 81.
g. ". CLARK, Druggist, Agent for DleyeIand.
They viii be sent by mail securely sealed, and
oonhdentially, on reooipf Of the money, BY
A.a--..I l--- J. BRYAN, n. D., l--
No. 70 -edar street. New York,
Dohsaliug Physician for the treatment Of Seminal
OrinG9f Sexual, and Nervous Diseases. who VIII
send, me- 70 all, the following valuable work, in
sealed enxelope: = :
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Self Abuse, Premature Decay, Impotence and Los
Of Power, SEXUAL Diseases, Seminal weakness.
Nightly Emiasions, Genital Debility, Gc., kc 8
pamphlet Of ca pages, containing important ID
Sice to tho Afflicted, and which should be read
sVsry sufferer, the means Of cure IL the seyerS.,
Etsges Is plsiniE Get forth. Two stamps required
/ toPsy postage tuiy1:Rs;mo v.fikvy
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the Post Masters Room, with any Carrier, OF BY
letter through tho Post-Oihce when thoy viii Be
delivered, without extra CHARGE with prOmptnhsas
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@sGifaL.

UIHE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE-
Il TRfESENER l, 2 and are protected by Royal
Letters l1ttt Of England, and secured BY the Seag
Of the ECole de Phamacie de Paris and the Impartial
College Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. One is Invaluable for Exhaustion, SpeTunatOr-
rhoes and al physical disabilities.
No. Two compely eradicate5 all traces Of those dis
that have heretofore been treated by the nause'
GUS and psFucious use Of eopavis and cubebs.
No. Three has entirely supplanted the luxurious
use Of moIcury, thereby insuring to tho Sufferer
speedy relief dispersng ali impurities and roofing
out the disease.
TBIEsEsfER, Mes. /, and are preparations IN the
form Of 0Znges devoid Of taste OF smell, and can Be
carried IL the Wastcpat pocket, Sold IN tin cases
ard divided into separate doses, administered by
Neipan, beliemand RQ1X, HicOid 20. Price 50 each,
or cases for 81 which SAVES s.; and 10 sZT Cases
whereby there Is saving Of g. To be had Wholesale
York.
lmIas,iiataly on reesivfng remittance DT. Barrow
will forward tie TTeseIlcr 10 part of the world
tecuTeiy packed and addressed according to the In
atTuCtions OF the writer.
July6:R3
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TWO DELIVERY TERRITORY

Between North and South Perry-st. and Wilson
Avenue tO6 from Prospect and Euolid 70 Hudson.
FTRsT DnTvEHY.--Leaves at 500 An. with pro-
oeeda Of all night mails and 800 A. n. Eastern.
SEcoN OELIvERY.-Leaves at 9:5OP. Al. with pro-
oseds Of day mails.
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CIURES COUGHS, COLDS 5ORF
~ Throat, Asthma and Consumption. 1t Is only
necessary for any one troubigd with thcse oo-1
plaints to try one bottle Of
StrieklaRd's Melll1GOus Cough Balssm
to oOnyinea them that It Is tho best preparation 5
ussd- IL not only cures the above Affections Of
the Throat and Lungs, but it cures slight Sweat
and Splitting Of Blood, and is sn excellent ga-gi'
for any kind Of Sore Throat
Il Is pleasant TO take, and Is q aAfe medicine fcs
infants.
3 Price 50cents psr bottle.
For sale by Drnggists generally.
may R2 -Inon. .tu&Nsy
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GIuthiuq.
VHE Port ON A TRAIN /;


THE POET ON A TRAIN;
Il on,
THE ROMANCE OF THE RAILRoAD
By the author Of " The Fair Inez. arhe PrinO, os
Wales, "Ths Ghost Hunters" &C.
(COsTnUEBl
ohAPTEB Ix.-THE KIss - Tm DAan.s
After waiting six long hours
Ana with hunger almost dead, 4
AeEs came tnat rne track va mondOd
And the train soon went ahead
Soon We passed place called Johnstovn3
tilled With Iron foundries,
Whore the people all were working
Lake lot Of busy bees
Then We osme 20 q great vunnst1
Near me- sat prstty us;ss,
Aud whan all was DARK ~ unidnizhf.
Quick IRON her stole kiss
"Oh, she cried the people shouted.
And before We reached ths nght
vas PeeFing through the SindOv
In ny sat again AL right
Afbsr passing the great tunnel,
To place We quickly came -a
Upon the highest mountain tor,
And CressCn il ita name.
Many people in the summer
10 this pleasant spot repair
10 enloy its cooling waters
Ana its pnre desh mountain aiR.
IS Altoona ve toOk breakfsss
u was one O'Clock or mora1
-, bloh lot Of hungry norSsl5
neiar laid eyes on before; f-F
al the good things on the tabs
IN short tine did disappear;
and they al shouting WildlP-
Quickly bring more brsalkr-st here"
Hodsa to Drafted Men and others n th. sorVicsos
Tnelo 5nIn, ard al IN want Of Rubber Rhnkets
auOoer Goats Leggins, Cashmere and Flnnno
oLlIts, military Clothing Of any and every dee
.r1Ptiont Fins Clothing for spring and s1nme1
veal We have nov the largest sfock in the CAV
Nhieh we VIII sell Ht tho very lowest prioos.
ISAAC A. ISAACS UNION GALL.
Sole Agent for the sale OF Singsr's CsIebrasod Sow
ing Machines, Storr's Automaton Freshman
and strong's Patent Army Bed-Trnnk
Corner Superior and Uufou-sta
- Look out for tho Giants. "a 7mayl
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.l..UDZZZZzIZ1

Is composition Of astringents absorbsnts, stiInu-
ulsnts aud caTminatives, which every physician &C
knOvedgos Is the only preparation that will effect
permanent cure Of Dihrrhea and Dysentery. Thl-
AntiChoera Mixture Is n use in several Of oar
army hospitals, who're 70 gives the greatest sAtisie
tion. Il has saved the lives OF thonsands Of OaI
diers and citizens, and We viii guarantee 1t 70 be
the best remedy in the world for Darrhea and Dys
EMERY
hauv 70 satisfy sny one az to the virtue OF gtriek
lands Anti-ChOiera Mixture; In fact, We have q
great number Of testimonials from patients Nh'
have been cured after being pronounced incurahli
By their physeianA some aiteT taking only on
bottle Of StricklSnd's Anti-Cholera Mixture.
oou surer with Diarrhea and Dyssntery ny on.
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ast.elftlee Gtmt. aabIe.
1884. Summer Arrangement 1854.
-taaas FoR THE
RRIYAL AND CLOSING OF NAILS
AT TIE
CLEVELAND PosT-oFFIoE,

COMMENCING McEDAE, NAY 10TH, 1854. ~
- Mails will be opened and ready for delivery
one hour after arrival Of trains
~ All Mails close one hour before departure Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-19
DIsO's CURE FOR CONSUMPTION

DISCS CURE FOR CONSUMPTION
L "a very celebrated Medicine. Gall and get
circular. Prioa one dollar per bottle Tor sale By
lLa5 CHURCHILL BROTHER. Druggists.
OLIVER NAPKIN RfNGS-JUST
kJreeeived-nev styles At COWLES CO.'S p q
@anB 187 Whadell Houss.-
GOOD DFEASy-9RE ANDBLACK
VI selected with great care for ON rstaU trsde.
: and for sails at small profits, BY = r
- h n Z oEURoHIELa BK0T4TR.
tsz7 12s 0ntsrio.st. -
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DIR. w. w Ellis

Member of the Royal College of Physi-
cisns, London, England
Office III SuperiOrsSf.. ClsVeaRTfsI. a.
Viii be happy TO meet
all those who are sffio- s'zssy-ss1 = se1susz-s
ted with subaeute or 2esss ~ NJ ~ ~ h ssSs
chronic diseases. His ~ = &c, s,s-s5l--5Ss .tfgET
treatment Is entirely A-s5ss ~
different from the old s-S5 = tla q u fsssgyt
plan, aud is mild en- = - 81 = ts,s5
cacious and effective. s1zass .isi ? 5szSs..s
Cases OF Nervous and Szzees sst,.ss. s 45 $50
General Debility, Men ~ = aszlAkk -
rslgia, Consumption, fsis5
Fits, Throat Diseases, %SiSk.5sHaIks5V
D5spspaia, Liver Com 8 'Ss.szsszzsss
plant, Rheumatisu,
Seminal Weakness, Loss Of Memory, Nocturnal
Emissions, Secondary symptoms, Sexual Diseases,
Syphiiitio EruptiOns, liberated Sore Legs Strio-
sures, Diseases Of the Bladder and Kidneys.
A. Special attention paid to tho diseases OF WO-
men and Children.
New and reliable treatment for
ALL DISEASES OF IRE EIE AND EAR.
"a Patients Of either sex living q. a distance, BY
stating theiT disease in writing giving all the
synptOms, obtain medicinUs with directions fOT
Use. BIS medicines are Exclusively Fegetn-
ble EexdraGla EG E-r
DR.. Wells Electro Chemical Baths for the cure o.
all Chronic Diseases and Nervous Complaints.
"a, SparmatOTrhss can b oReotually cured By
this Treatment.
Consulting hours from A. Il. 70 P. Il. ?, o.
Boz S2l9. No letters will be a1EwsZsa unless they
contain remittance or tsn cent postage stamp
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OH
OIL! OIL! OIL!
ALEXANDER, SCOFIELD & Go.
REFINERs OF
Extra Petroleum Oil, BenzOle and
Machinery Oils.

We pay particular attention to packages, thereby
saving our customers mnch loss by leakage. We
guarantee oil TO give perfect satisfaction and
q good a. any made in the city. Also, pay par,
hcular attention to putting up
a. NAPTHA OR BEHZOLEJ
Suitsble for Varnish Manufsctmern' or PainteTsj
use. On hand and for sale
800 bbIs extra refined Petroleum Oil.
100 bbls EeodOrized BenzOle (equAl to TuTpentiusj
- loo bbls No. Lubricating OIL,
which We viii sell at lowest market prices.
0TFIcE-I0s St. OlAiT-st,, i6rheTly OOOuPisJ b
Wm- o. Sc0held & %.
JOIN ALExAEDER
EN. 9. sooEIELD. CLEVELAsD, o.
MATHEW WILSON, April2
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8 8 sTE IsEEEzis l55l Iiis S6dzsFs7lsG
:. - RhslOn.s sNiEhfEioolusnE Oersr..'
9 g 3 : EAsio1,s 4Sis6t BioouaiaE CsEeos-"'
e PEa1oaas ssN8EhS BISouninS Csroun.T y
ais RhaIou's eEhght HIoouiHg OaTeqA-'
- PhalOn's .sSISht RleOUaiRg Oererls." !"
PhaIonss sElgEt BlOoming Csreus." I"
A mast eEaufslte, delieaf6, and fFag-
ulnf Perfuule. DtS1iIiet aErom the rare
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E --5 -...---.-..--. NEW YORK,
9 ae-a9 BEWARE OF OoUEFERFETTs.
AJAX for PhaI0n's--.sTake no Other.
sold BY Druggists generally. june1T-lss
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Member Of tne Royal college Of Physi-
cisns, London, England
Ohies HI SuperiOrsSf., ClsvelRHsI. a.
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THE ROMANCE OF THE BAILRoAD
By ths author Of Z" The Fair Iuez. ssrbe Pripc, a.
Wales, ''The Ghost Hunters,o 80.
(COETINUEB.l
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DIR. R. ANDERS & CO.'S IODINE
WATEB--Iodine Eatsr acts upon the Heart HT-
sr, EIdnsyS, Digestive Organs and elAnAulAf sys-
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The statesmnn in Aeon1.

The Statesman for some time has been
preaching the ruin of all things, in case
Mr.. Lincoln wa, reelected. It therefore
indulges in the following strain, which is
certainly calculated to bring dyspepsia TO
the Editorial corps of that establishment.
It happened to rain on election day, SO
that the Statesman perceived a great sym
pathy between nature and Lincoln's re
election. It walls therefore: aT7
Nature sympatbizes with mortality.
When Cesar fell the statue of Pompey is
said TO have run red with blood; when Ma
poleon was born the earth rocked under q
hurricane; when Washington expired the
sky was lowering the wind was hushed,
and the clouds wept melancholy tears as ii
in sympathy with the event.
II the Statesman feels thus, we advise it
to migrate to Canada or to rebeldom, where
it may enjoy the mild and peaceful sway
of King JEFF. the First.
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The Decentralization Of the Rebel Ar


The progress ofthe war has made many
very decided changes in the relative con-
condition of the rebel ana Union armies.
In the beginning of the war the rebels had
the advantage over the North in the fact
that hundreds of young men who had been
trained in the military schools ofthe South,
were ready immediatly to take command
Of the troops that were raised. Besides
that, there were many of the officers
Of the regular army, supposed to be the
very best of in the service, who became
identified with the rebellion. These ad-
yantages at first told in the superior disci-
pline and effectiveness of the rebel soldiery
when brongh into contract with the raw
levies of the North. The tide of battle
seemed to run il favor of the rebels and
their generals lowered up couspicuOusly
as being the greatest Of the war. But three
and half years Of unrelenting war have
reversed the condition Of affairs. The re-
bel armies, instead of being the splendid
veterans which are under Sherman, Grant
and Sheridan, are an undiseiplined, thiey-
ing and disorganized rsbble, that have be-
come more dangerous to the people ofthe
South, in whose midst they are than are
our own armies. In the Shenandoah val
ley they have been defeated repeatedly, on
the Inst occasion having been utterly de-
moralized and given up to plunder SO soon
as they thought themselves to be gaining
a slight advantage The Richmond press
has for months been teemipg with account:
Of the rebel army in the Shenandoah Val
leg, ascribing to Apple,0randy' what is due
to the fact that the rebel soldiers, being
composed for the most psrt Of the lowest
and most degraded Hpoor white trash o.
the South, have no great principles a
stake and no real inducements to fight ex
copt such as thieving snd plundering af
ford. It is the same with Hoods army
After it was driven out of Atlanta it be
came SO demorslized that in order to saw
it from entire dissolution, it was neeesssr!
for Hood to embark upon the wild goos'
chase in which he is now engaged in north
ern Alabama. The rebel forces that ar
operating away from Richmond are utter
ly demerilized, being nothing more than
latter de malion crowd of vagsbonds, tha
viii finally disappear entirely before tn
splendid troops which are now the strengtl
OF the Union armies. 1t is so long sine
the rebels have had 3 great victory tha
they have become habitusted to defeat, an
will grow more and more so as the pres
sure Of our armies continues. The strengt
and endurance of the North are gradual,
telling with terrible effect upon the powe
of the rebellion. We have the means, tn
men and the money, snd now that the pee
pie have triumphantIy reelected Abraham
Lincoln, the day connot be very far henc
when the rebellion must utterly cease fror
the land.
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The Two-TbirtIs Ameudment.

The Congressional returns thus far OBJ
tsined show, beyond doubt, that the num-
Der Of Union Congressman elected will be
sufficient to pass the two-thirds vote neces-
ssry to amending the Constitution so as
forever to abolish slavery in the land
Thank GodI the country is to beredeemed,
and to stand forth before the civilized
world with robes washed white in the sac
ri6ces it has made in behalf of universal
freedom. Let US take courage and go for
ward, now that we see the dawn of a
brighter dsyso near at hand
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AgnssIz On American ana European
Institutions


Professor Agassiz was complimented
with call by Union torchlight pro-
cession IN Boston, on Monday night last,
and made the following neat little speech
aM1 FRIENDS: After staying eighteen
wears in this country, I have repeatedly
asked myself what was the difference be-
tween the institutions of the Old World
and those Of America; and have found
the answer In a few words. In Europe,
everything Is done to preserve and main
tain the prerogatives Of the few in Amer
lea everything is done to make man OF
him who has any of the elements OF man
hood in him [Cries of Good, and cheers-
Nov, gentlemen, the fate of these institu
tions is in your hands. On Tuesday next
you viii decide whether they are to be per-
petusted forever to help Europe throw off
tvrsnny and reform its iliberal institutions
and bring them up to the standpoint Of
our liberal institutions To do that, be-
lieve me, there Is only one wsy-hold on
to those who have defended those institu-
tions manfully, re-elsct those who have
repelled the assaults of armed foes against
them, and those who have defended your
rights in Congress, and you will conquer
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The Presidential didates-Prefer-
eRce Of lhs Rebels for mcclellan
Old Abe an IUSiy customer

The Presidential CRndidates-Prefer-
eUce of lhs Rebels for mcclellan
Old Abe an IUSiy customer.
iFrom ths Houston (Tsxas) Telegraph Oct II.
In our last issue we expressed the opin-
ion that Lincoln would be reelected Pres
ident. but that our own preference was
for Mcclellan. We observe that the
papers at Richmond, where they have
sources of information that we do not pos
ses here, are without exception, for Lin
coin. They think that Mcclellan has
greater ability than Lincoln, that he
would conduct the war strictly for mill
tary results and on military principles,
and therefore more formidsbly, and that
the democratic party would become rapid
| ly consolidated In the strenuous support OF
the war, 10 which the Republicans by pas
sion snd hate of the South are already full
| " committed There is force in this rea-
soning bnt we somewhat suspect cur
Richmond contemporaries of some diplo-
macy on their position. Their advocacy
| for Mcclellan would not be likely to be of
service to him at the North. For our part
if we had the choosing of the President,
it would be certainly Mcclellan. Say
what we will, Old Abe has been and will
continue 10 be an ugly customer. bis re-
election will be national ratification of
the most extreme wsr policy. He will
enter a second term Of office with an eye
single to the war. His power will be ab-
solute Anything he has ever heretofore
done, anything he may choose, he will
feel himself authorized TO do under the
popular sanction Of his acts, and the great
war commission be will hold from the peo-
pie. His organization is already complete,
TO be strengthened and perfected by the
measures necessary. The entire energies
of tho government would at once eoncens
trate on the war, and his reputation and
that Of his administration would be staksd
solely on its results. The issue to foreign
nations would appear precisely the same
as it has done, with the evidence Of renew
ed determination and increased efforts by
the United States for our subjugation.
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About Shermans movement from Allan
ia Southwark there can be no doubt. The
only question is as to the direction in which
he hss gone. But yet he is on big winter
raid through the Cotton States, which must
result in immense damage TO rebeldom. We
commend the remarks on this subject taken
from the Chicago Tribune, and published
to-day. rl
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some of the Tea Net Thrown Gver-
board.

After the tea was thrown overheard in
Boston hsrbor, February 10th, IVA, one
of the party engaged in that movement,
Lot Cheever, whose direct descendants now
reside in Salem, stopped at the house of
Colonel Abner Cheever, in Ssugus, TO
change bis disguise. Some Of the family
and has from that time until now been care
fully preserved. A lad of the highest re-
spectsbility and q direct descendant Of the
Cheever here spoken of, has presented to
the manager Of the Salem Table at the Ma
val Fair in Boston, g remaining portion
of tho tea, which will be offered for sale
Rosfo,, 7yaNseTiot
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The Pctroicum Interest..

The petroleum interests, ssys the New
York Herald, has become shining light
of the commercial werld. There appesrs
to be something more substantial than gss
about it, and it decidedly grows fatter ov-
cry day. A short time ago we gave q
list of the different companies engaged in
extracting the fat of the land from the
soil in Pennsylvania They represent
ed an aggregate capital of eighty-eight
millions. An addition to that list shows
now a representation of one hundred snd
sixty millions, and two hundred and thir-
ty companies, who are working, or pre-
tending 70 work, oil farms, which are far
more profitable than grazing tarms, or
grain farms, or farms under green crops.
Perhaps they resemble the latter most, as
they certainly bring in large crop OF
greenbaeks. Many of these companies are
possibly bogus, and really present nothing
at all; but admitting that even halfofthem
are genuine, it shows an immense addition
to our national wealth, and a vast increase
to the rank of our newest order Of aris-
tocracy,an aristocracy which ought to
glide along more smoothly tnan either Of
those which have proceeded 1.-THE Goldfish
or the shoddy-fOr it certainly does not
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