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The following was endorsed on a letter
from 8 soldier in the Army of the Potomac,
whish passed through this postofice on the
18th inst:
American Guard Orange Blossoms. Ar
my Of the Potomac. Col. Cummings, Lieut..
Col. Weygsrt. Dan, Sickles, father of the
corps. Capt. Woods company A. 124th
New York vols. q brig, lst div, Sd army
corps. Fredericksburg. Charlottesville.
Beverly Ford. Gettysburg. Whspping
Heights. Newbern. Kelly's Ford. ia
cob's Cross Roads. Mine Run. For Pres
ident IN 1S65-ABRAHAM LIEcoLN."
StraHs show which way the wind
blows in the army Washington Chronicle.
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RsARaARs,
OLEVELkND, COLUMBUS 8
~ GIHOIHEA1I BAILEoAps


9
lsd5-4. WIETzB ARRAEGEnEET. lssSG.
On aad sgssr Monday, November 18th, Paass-Ssr
.ai aLaahS VII Leave Cleveland, - follows, sundaJss
Ist Tratn-5tAO A. .lI.-OINCINEATI EXPRE68
ssog ping a. STsfton, Wellington, New London,
59ssl,Dy' 4testllne, qaliqny Gilead, Uardin gt0os
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and Worthlng-
ton eTrlFing az Osestline at io;l0 a N, Oolnm.
Dus ~ p m Deyton 4i4z ,. Ia., Cincinnati So
p. 49, ~, S .9I1s = y, I,A2 v- = n lndAnsyol5 s-.s P
cago via Dressline 1913 D. m.
Id Train-ssIo p ms-ACUOMEODATION
STOPS Ct ali EtstiOnas and arrives in Oolumbu1
Sd Traiu--z;IO P. M.-nleH1 ENPREss-etop
don, Shelby, CTsstli1e, Gallon, GileGd, Csrdihg.
ton and Delaware arriving ct Crestline It lGio
,. m;i Columbus l:1S a. m, DAYTON 4:i5 a NJ
Cincinnati 7:00 a. M Indianapolis 20 q H., Sc.
Louis s:4e 3 u cairo 5ste :. m.s IT Wayne4o
Trains leave Columbus At 40 and IO.10s g. m $50 pm.
arrive at Olsyoisnds; s;s0a. m, zss0 andSsoo }. n.
CONNECTIONS.
shalhy-sandnlky, Mansfield Newark EaIlroad, IoR
4s5S,nsaeld, as5,1 ht. Vernon, Newark zAHss-
OEsstlins-Piits6arsh, Fort Wayne 3 Chicago Ran.
Losas toresss Upper sandusky, Deiphon, Li'
Wsst. and Essiitor sasssd, S SooSssf NJ. -
EtllO1, &C.
Grafton Nd BeloiontIns RaIlrOsd Llns for Marion.
Beleio1tsinei Sidney Uuion, Munci8, In
di1AnaFolis, TeETs Hauts, Ylncsnnes. EIans-
Nlies L91laFi4les caro- St Louis, kc-
DelkFArs-Ntth spriu Tn5ld branch for 5Driugdsid
Oolunbug-Little Miami q Columbus, and Xenia
ksilroed, for Aenia, Dayton, lndlsnspoliS
Tsrre HEuts, ST. Louis Morrow, LoFalani
and Cincinnati, and With the Ohio & ~.
ll1aippi RsiirOadr Oineinnatifor LouiBTiII.i
Evansville, Cairo st. houis, and all Dolnli
on the Ohio river
GolumbuB-OentralO Ohio EaiIroad for Newark Zanes-
yilles Wheeling, &C.; Columbus, Piqua 8
Indiana KailrQad for Piqua, Urbana, 20.
~ Tor Tickets 10 all points and informatioD -
ply Gt the Passenger S.srion, and 81 Union Tickst
once, LAT Superior-st
n 3. TLIHT,
OtaEelnnd, NOV. 10, Iafs. Euperintandent.
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REAl ESTATE,
JOHN e.. JENNINGS
Real Estate & Insurance Agent.
ATWATER BUILDIFG.


Euc id-St-FOur rst ella 8 m derB built BTitk BOu-
sss known "a this 'ampbelI Bl~ck, next W. st of
the HRh sch al Baildlnz, vi h bath room,,
hOtand cold wafer, &C. Win be sold separate-
Tyr Oyath3r-
Kirsmqn ST., No lC9-A large Briek House, with a
large lot OF Fruit Tres, Shr1bbeTy, Earn and
every conveEience SO 800
st. Cla'r 81 west OF Erie-baTge new Prick House
with n.Odtrn imp ov msnts. Lot y q implOg-
ed with ShIubb5Iy, FlOse s, &c 1900
Ohesh re-St-rwO story Got hie OOttGGs HOUSES v ish
marble mantlss, gas, &C. AlsO, larse lOt as O.
en- rooms. Barn, ifa Lot 5gXl5Ofeet-
KiDsman st -Cct age Houe. farn, and half acre Of
land near Erte-St
Prospect-St., near Sherf-St-Largo two story Brick
HUJsa, with wa e. aDd 5as ass o.
FrSspect-St, near Erie St-Lslgs two stO Prick
House, With marble mantlss, wsIsr, ga, bA h
room, frrha.e, 60 S7vOQ.
scoville Ayenue--rwO story Brick HOuse, Barn a1d
ot45El5l feet S55O0-
Hill StTwo tory Home agd lot ,Ozl65 feet. 600
Hlc4s-St-HOu5e and Lot, stNls5 feet. S700.
CeJar-St, meas Perry-St., two story Reuse and Let
with Pam FIuit, &c. 5000.
Walnqt-Sr., near Eris-St, g5o1 two stoIy Bii;s
Houss and Lot $500.
Walnut St-Double Cotit "a House, two stories
Price $500.
OIinton-st.. conner Of DGane-st, Brick House aat
Lot, llSIl26 feet.
Good Business Properly on supsr or st, Peb il
Square, and tlu taric-st. Some first rate B1r.
gains on all Cf these Streets
so Vacant LOts-A gO-d investment. Part on ChtS
Canal and Biver and near TO business.
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CLEVELAND L ERIE R.B.
e.
4. WINTEB ARRANaEnTET.


1854. WINTER ARRANeEHEET. 1881,
On and after Monday, November 10th, Isss. Passsn-
ger Trains viii Tun as ioilOEs Sundays exceptsl,
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
300 a. m.-DAS EXPRESS TIA IN StoppfrRat
Mlloughby, Patnesville, Geneva As6tabula,
Oonnoaut ana 6IrsTC cuIv, and arrive Al Frie Al
l:l6 2. n, Duuktrk s.45 D. m, Bu iIsIo 5.1o \ m
3sl5 Z. P.Pl.-OlhCIhEATi EX EXPEKsS-Stoppfnss st
Painsry1lley AshtabuiR sod Girard only, and A..
ryes g Zrie 90 ,. m, Dunkirk s.I7p. m, But.
3i55 r. Hi.'1mAIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS
STOPPING a. All ststiona Aad arrives AZ Eris at
0sIO P, M.-NIGHT E1PBrss FRATH-stouvfna
at PHneeTllleY A1htsbuls and 9irArd only, I'D
atFiyss we y Afls a. lz42 a n-s Dunkirk 2.& q,
Ms bu1alo 40 a. m.
LEAVE URTu
Gl0 4. M.-HIGHT HLPRgSS TRAIE-sto,pinz = Al
9tTardr AGhtaDuls and PaiasaTflle ouiy, snd A..
rives q Olsyelan6 at 700 A. y.
so A. H.--mhlb AND DAOCOhuODATIOHT TRAIH
STOPPING 81 all stations and arrives at OleTs-
land At I0.li Ak. -
$50 A. H.-T0LEDO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. At All ata-
uonz except sganyflle, Saybrcok, 0nfonTflle.
fSIy, S5i.5 n5eAt9r y sna Hickline, and arrives ct
2;45r E---DAY IMPRESS TRAIH-stoppinR At Gf-
raIds Oonnssutt ABhtabula, and PainesTfils
only, and AEZtves IN Cleveland At SIS p ~
,I.,z ~ seeoRd Glass Cars are run on all through
All the trains going westward oonnsst AZ Cleyslaaa
With trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus Oinoin.
a.qi Lnglenspliss q. Louia, Ao.i and sll through
trains o. the N. Z. z = kairoad and az Buafo Tffh
tno6e OF the New York Central and BuHalo 4 Now
n9rk Oity k9ilroads for Sew York, Albany, BOstOn,
niesarl rails &C., and at Erie with trains On ~
Philadslphia and Erie Railroed -
SlS-Day ALprugs East and est conuects A. g3frara
With Trsins on sris and Pittsburgh Railroad foF
ittlasFilAfs .teaQrliles yanl6stONn, 40.
Cleveland, November 10th, is55- S-P -
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nRn,ZN,a RRnNnHIAL TROUHRs.

These Lozsogcs are prepared from highly esteem'
"a recipe for aisviAting Bronchial Affections, Asth-
ma, Hoorsensss, Coughs, Colds AID Irritation or
Soreness OF tho Throat.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND YoOAlIsTs
viii and them beneficial In clearing the voice before
Sneaiug or singing and relieving the throat after
spv unusual exert on Of the vocal organs, having
peculiar adaptation to affections which disturb the
organs Of speech.
E4-sold by all Druggists snd Dealers in Medicine
n the United States and most Foreign eouutriss ai
IS cents Der box. jsni2 b limo
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INHM AII bUbBIUIHNI III hHb
-TBIEsEBARl l, and ,, arsYrotocssd By Rog-
Rl Letters Patent OF England, and secured b. the
Seals OF the Ecoie de Pkarmacte Dc Paris ard the
Imperial College OF Medicine, Vienna.
No. One IL Invaluable for Exhaustion, BpermafoF
rhCaa and all physical disabilities.
No. Two completely sradicstss sn traces Of those
diseases that heretofore been treated by tho rau
ssOus and peruioious Use Of oopaVia and cubsbe.
Hos Three has entirely Implanted the einiufiouI
OF mercury, thereby insurRg to the suhsrer BPeedz
relief, dispersing all Impurities, and roofing oct the
TRIEsEHAB, A0s. J. and ;, are preparations in the
form Of Lo2enges devoid Of taste and smell, ard can
be carried in ths wsistoost pocket Sold IN tin
and divided into ssparats doses, administered by
Yelpsu, Lailemand, RouI, Riosd 40. Prizes g each;
or cases for ss, which sevos 3; and IN ga cases.
whereby there Is saving OF ee. To Be had whole
EeH York.
Immediately on receiving remittance Dr. harrow
Will Onward the Triesemar TO any part OF the world,
securely packed, and addressed soooTEs % ghe Il
isS-ioid 81 6. y dLARK Agent cor Cisz-Iard.
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- 90 Attribuiag q ManhOad q.

FsqusntlT los o. husDeodod b. inal-7faotioss and
oiour hslln that Wln iDsviiEblg lead 70 hsredita1
6s,s.ss unIss checked in time ReHd tie truths lais
Sozn In the treaffss "HUMAs FhAILrY, or PEzs
IoEogloaE REsEaRoHEg.n Il IL olab5raieiE AlustrF
I'd Win ooIorsd s1ETHyinEs and Efn convince th'
,o-t hardened and unoouooned, - veil - roiies'
ths raiuds0f the most dssp0ndinsi b leading thas
n ths Firhs ohsuns for reiss Of bodily and 1Snss
agony and despair.
ulrSoId by pr. BARROW, Isi Bleeoker-5t., Il, -
Rrios IS cents. ssli lree eysry bse sasereA'
1e1f OF . Triasenar" IN smother column.
500 slEo by q. ". UhsBK, Druggiufi oisFslsnfi
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P03T.0FFICE TIRsE-T -TABiE.
1884. Winter Arrangement 1884.
FOB THE
Arrival aEd CHcSaRg OF RzaiIs
AT TEE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,
Oommsncing November l6th, Iss1.

4 AlNNL I OAOAa III u AOEN
Oommsncing November lsth, lss1.
-bsails will be opened and ready for delivery ont
Sss-All Mgiis close one hour before departure OF
'''-- ABRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Easlern Through arrives at 100 A. M. and l4a and
EasteTn S;1G y way AZ arrives at 1O:ls A. M.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 92S A. z.
do Way arrives at $40 y.
sandusky Way arrives at 9:25 A. n.
MEhoIing Way arrives ct $50 p. n.
Oiaoinnat Through arrives at $50 A. n, 2;53 P. \.
do Way arrives at 800 p. II.
Western Through arrives at es55 n. and $50 p Il
do Way arrives at 2:l5 P. n.
Medina Way arrives at 400 2. M.
ROokpert, &C., arrives Tuesdays, ThursdAyH and sat-
Brsoksylis Bath, &C., arrivss Mondays and Fridays
Sharon Osntsr, Granger Eorth RoyEltou, So. arrives
Mondays and Fridsys at 5 P. n:
Marrensvlllle srrtye9 daily at 1913 A. r.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
ELsrEBE THROUsH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and Willoughby, Fainasvile, eenS.
Va, Astabula and OOnneaut, closes at 8;5OA. NJ.
EAsTEAH THROUGH, for New York only, olosss at
E1sr1ss THROUGH, for Erie, BuiIalo, Albany, Bos.
ton, New York and Hartford. closes ct $40 P. n.
EAsTERS WAY, for all points between Cleveland and
EFie, closes at t2;55 P. III.
WEsTEEB THEoU0H, for Toledo, Detroit. OhloaEo
and Ailwapkss, closes al 10 P. NJ, uesFes 7:s
WRsTSRs THaoUeH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
MEsrERN WAY, for All points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes ct 2. N.
sAsDUsKT WAY, for sandusky and all intsrmsdiAts
POINTS, closes ats 30 P. III.
OBCIREATI WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, CLOSES at 10 p. h. deaTes at 1850
next morning.)
ONoNHATI TnRoUaH, for Oolumbus, Dayton, New
ark and Cincinnati, closes at 10 2. hs ueaYes At Tb0
neIt mOrningl
OfsoRFATI THRoUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, st. Louis, Indianapolis, GAINESVILLE aud
Wheeling, closes at 6:l0 P. II.
PITTSBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
tngtou, closes at 1910 z. II.
PTTTEsUEsH WAY, tor ell points between Cleveland
Wellsvie, and Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washington, closes 81 7:30 A. III.
MAHOHIEe WAY for all points between Cleveland
and Youngstown closes ct 10 P. NJ, Cssves at SEQ
next mornilg.)
MEDINA Way, elosss ats 4. HI.
BooHPoRF, Se.. closes onTl osdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, st L III.
BEEOEsyIIIK, BATH, Sc, olSsss Tuesdays and Sat.
Urdayz, At A, Ill
-SHAEoN OEETEB, Granger, North Royalton 40,
CLOSES on TuesdaJB ana Saturdays ct A. n.
MARgENeVILLE, closes daily, 1920 A. d.
EAEfOLEVzLAHDHndE Euclid, CLOSES daily, at P. n,
SSHsi! and Drop Letters are required, By law 70
b prepaid.
sFAlI Oity Circulars are required TO be prepaid
With tWo-oent stamp.
- Of1os oPen from 7:sO A. NJ. TO T:30 p. N. On
Sunday from A. n. TO 1910 A. n.
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THR OONFEIsls!IIlo!N.lss 81. 80 - -. s.
QUAoKEEY.-I earneslly eautl0n all

Qua CAAh III earnestly cAut1on al
yurnr msn radsrine from Nervous Debility, te.,
azsinsl endaurering their health BY patronizing
auy Of the adrsrflin ouaoks. Hou can fully rsooEs
e b. shs methods ussd By the Advertiser, and by
hunfrods of cthers, AEp u no oTHEE Way
Fsada Lstisr which vii ssnd you n you vii send
ne post .raid envelope bearing your address Di.
Nc. 40 EDWARD Il. TRAYEBs
sanql-R1faw Lock Box, Boston Mass
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FRIEEB u EEE1-TRY II. -
D, B9esf'l I hFA LsiLBhE LII IN q IfeiAiss
iron ths rsoips o. OF. StsFhFn Eeet, Of OoHnsoiis
ths great bone Esser and hlS bssn used in hi1 prs
Ics foE ths last tE8ntY YssEs With ths most ssten
rival and Viii alleviate psin more GpssdiY tan -
othar preraration For all Rheumstic and hsrye
OiaordsFI il a fFuy infAliihlc, sad cdTstiTe
55rsl, Wounds, Sprains, Bruises &C. It's BootAl 8
hsasinf and powerful streng proye1Eit5 t1l
site the jutt wonder and sstonishe Of ai 10 ha
0Vor given Il trial. Over four hundred osrtEcett
q lrenarkablo enrss performed b. Il within tha tfl
"A. --aa.a -
lSrs,tg ~ fre-elspf denilsitsnudEE -
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KONCORNTN THE IsHUIN Nv THE
lIIRcK IINn RnIsHTN Nv THE PRISE

Nv Walls.
lFrom the Indianapolis Journal, Feb. 81
Hale rooyai Babeleti peers like
lcu come sOonernn q you was expected.
Onier this hear mundmain globe Nv ours.
Little more'n you'd a ketched yer mother
A skeetln. What was yer hurry
Nc howl Did you think may be
You was wanted You mite node
Yer things Wasent at frogmore, they
Wus at that other plais wher you
Wus eggspected in March too salute
Bis royal bighness the Pnnse OF Walls
With her furst holler. spose likely
You cooden sea it, and so you cum
When you rott reddy. That's the wa
Kings duze but now sense you've
Kun to life I'm glad oft. you're
In time foE unki Abes Am
Nesty procklanashun and q good
Menny other things Nv general interest
To the brittishers. and the London
Timea Is glad too, lesstwise Wun
Wood think SOW. Hood a thort
Cept heed q red in the london times
That the boie word, and more tn, IL
ms de nv ing snds and no tite mt
Nutherl and hood q thort thet
Thar Wus only Wun baby in the WuTld2
Amt wee got Wunl Doc you think
You'm better, royal primes, than our
Baby air yeu more Nv ssuFrinl
Twoodent doo fur your muther tn
Tauk 30 in our house the hare wood
FIJI, sertin. Speekin nv yer muther,
She don't treet yoV nun tu well nohoW
What makes You hay tn tax yer meels
Ava from hoam? Il yer muther onhealthy2
Or hasent she gott nuthin
For you 2 if that's so, it's the furst
Dutch Wummin Of that kind, shore
Factiz she'd druther not hev you
Bout her; hit wood bee tn kommon;
Hit wood bee too mutch like pore
Foazs Sheeze settin a bad egg
Zampl, fur theirs wimmin in this
Kuntry that'l treet their babeEs in the
Same Wa, thinkin il looks bigg
To hev them tex their meels ava
From hoM. Good bi, prins Nv
Walls
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1857. WAITS 4 FOUND. .

WANTED.-HAED LOoM.-EvE-
w n fafmsr te know hat Lamb self Acting
Hand Loom q an article be wants 70 make and save
money with Ihs turning Of easy crank By msn, /,
woman or BOY, does the whole business Of weaving Is
or 50 yards day IS 70 e10 day can be earnsl BY
itl use. htates Oouuty a1d Townshiu RiRhis aDd
4 ELLIOTT, OhicsEo, IA, Isn2s- BIS
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Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal Uri
nary nd Sexual system-new and reliable Treatment
in Rsports Of tho HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Sent b.
,aiI in sealed letter envelopes, free o; charge Ad-
dra.s Dr. J. sEuLIE HoUsHEoE, Howard Asso0is-
tion, No. z South Einth-st, Philadelphia, Pa.
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FARMS AND OUT LOTS.

Indep -ndehoe-Fa'm m CT $50 acres with good Buid.
lngs, orchard, &c. s40p-r are
On Plank hoa1-lO miHs from City; Farm OF 100
scrts, SANDY soil End RiYsr bottom, good Bui;d
inR5, orchard, dc,
HeWbuFgn-Five acres, with large Cottegs HOus .,
Barr and great ya-ieEy OF Frpit S45O0.
On Lace Sh re, east Cf CITY and near Wilson Ave
Lue, - acrss land. SEQ per acre.
East Clsveiand-3l acres on ct. Cl-ir Rosd Exc L
lent land for Omit or Gsrda Jog avs . acra
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LYONS KAFHAIRoK.

Esfhsiron Il from the Greek word ''KEthro, OF
tsKafharo slgniing 70 cleaase, reJuy1nate ana re-
store. This nrtice is what It's name stenines, Eol
preserving restoring and Identifying the humen
hair Il e the most remarkable preparation in me
world II Is again oWnsd and put up by the orig nal
proprieter and Is made with the same care, ail
and attention which gave Il sale OF over one milof
bottles per anDun.
It Is a most delightful Hsir Dressing.
Iteradioates scurf and dandrun.
AZ keeps the head cool and clean.
II nskes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
II restores hair upon bald heads.
It prevents the hair from falling on and turn
Anv ladT o. Fentieman who values beautiful head
of hsir should uso Lypn's hathsirOn. IL Is known
nd used throughout th civilized world. Sold BY al
tS-''0'~''s 'DEMAs s. BA BEEs co., Props,
ulvt.RlseoE New York.
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EuoAR.rIokrun. PuaaLvyEeErinrK

The Oldest, Cheapest, and most Beliable FRniU
kediolns IN use. hore used than any other kind.
Prtos % oents--Il Pills in hcX. Sec Circulars.
sE-told By Strong 4 ArnstrOns, Bonton BrOthsrs
q. ". Palmer, Churchill : Bro. Also, At Shols1sl
AsG -stzsi et isl OatsriO-St-. Cleveland, ny
g. 6, H0RRIE, Gon'I Agent
Enr Ohio, kiehiEan And Indiaka.e.
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Bf. g q HAM.
HeaSa Al tks Rosal 0slIegs Of PAysisiea
EoSd0a, As0Easd; GTaesaats Of
Rsoord's Hcsp;saI for
mHNF nTG ACT

AAlIs.AoIal saffsl7HE1Ae Has@e@-sE7a
Ricord's Hcsp;saI for
FEMALE DIS EASE
ana q constant attendant Of Paris, London. New
Leans and Montreal Hospitals ios the lstt ten YSAp
kas oponsd hiT OnBos At the
johnson Eouae, Cleveland,
uhsrs he VIII be hAppy 10 meet ell those who sro -
aictsd with subsoute and chronic diseaSes
HIu treatment ia entirely different from the Oh
Elan, and is mind, sEaoseious snd esetive. Hb med
Ioinss are Empiy vegetable extracts nd oils, theI
hsVs nsvsr been cssd bot BY TIVE oths physicians I
Amsrioa besides himself. Hs has gpsh the creates
rurt Of bis LIE and thoussnds Of dollars IN obtsihia
few nsorets IN his profession. He tests the Urif
fer AL forms Of disease. Eoehargss soT giving
housst End tEus stsssraent Of theiT case,
sCus- - EPEEMAToRHQA.
70 KOUFs ME9.-Hs can prove 70 you IN few mi3,
With that cures this disssse. For every patient Wh
VII follow his directions he Will give One Hundrs.
Dollar fhs faila IN curing this disease No ohErsl
Tado for oonEultstc1. Iho6s et distance Who Wllt
70 consult rhe Doctor may do 50 BY sUnding Q small
Vnl Of urine by mail, With name, and Gge and hl
vil snFWer ad describe their csse, snd tine pCsslbi
III Of getting rsisf By enclosing return Postasl
RAMP i2ar%sflf
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E-T-Iseo-z.

EF-Is6o-Z.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERF.
They purity strengthen End invfgorste,
They create q healthy appetite.
They arc 81 antitote 70 change Of water and diet
They overcome effects Of dissipation a lata hourR
They stren ythan the system and enliven the mind
They prev nt miasmAtse and iniermittent fevers
They ruri ythe breath and soidity OF the stonaob
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrh0ea, Cholera and Oholeramorbu
They cur Liver Complaint and Headache.
Thsy aret io best Bitters in the world. They msk,
the weak mar strong and are exhausted nRture grsa
re5torer T. aey are made Of pure Et Croix hunt tnt
celebrated aiisaya Bark, roOts and heIDe, eno ~
tsken with tho pleasure OF beverage, without n clt
~ 80 or mo OF day. Particularly recommended r
dsiioste persons IsQuiring gentle stimulant. solo
IN sII Cirocfrs Druggists, Hotels and saloons.
- h. p. DRAKE co.
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wIETER ARRAEGT1TEET- n


On ard sfter Aondayy November 18th, 1851 Pa1uen-
gor frstnB Will leave Cleveland As foioW1 lSundaya
excepted:
1i5O A. M.-OHICAGO OEXPBEss-stops At Barsa.
Grait9ni Oberiint Horwalk, MOnrosville, Belle.
Huss giyde, Eremontaud Elnnore, and arrives e
Toledo at l2.s0 P. n; Detroit $50 p n; and Ohi-
cagO at l0.3H P. Z. -
3sO5 p. Ms-WESTEBN MAILS-stops At Al st.
ti9bs on Southern Division, and srriYes A To-
lelo a. 80 ?. NJ Chicago $50 A. \.
4:3O p hA--hOhIHEkh aAIIr-stcps af Al nta.
dusky at Iu P <
1tSO p. m.-HlGHT EXPRESs-EtorSst AZ Grafton.
horwRiki monrOsville, Clyds and Fremont md
arrives at Toledo o. Y: p r.; Dgtrcit 6.Oo 4. N I:
snd Chicago st l0.39 A n
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SPECIAL EDTsUzB.



f'ohl thas usn and Wcmen would read
srd ponder ca ias 'lisir Mortality published
weekly, nsntl7 and yesFly nour city. There Is ev-
e. q fsarfulS s1lai proportion Of Consumption Ca
- ne Slail1io FABLES prove that ie other dis
eaus SAY their ihoasands Oonsun tion slsys 81
tans n thoularda.
'In ths carly stages of Thr and Lung Com
rl.inf We t1nssdsr Hademe 70 Pori5r's cUEATrvE
Bs1eAn iahliicls"
s5-MEda1s P0F-sr'E Curative Baisaza can b OBJ
fsIase e Benton BE7a.. ard siIols 3 Ar1astronss'
Ehoisssle Aeents. Cleveland. ollle. tses s2 "
THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
PERIFECE Oh An IhYALID-Published for
fhs bsnsfs Ard e warning and Caution to Young
Hsn uhosuGsr frcm EerFoga Debility Premature
rsuuy Of Manhood sc., Supplying at the same time
I'm rEAss or aELr-cuRE, b. one who has cured him
Dslf being rrt 10 CREST expense aud injury through
nts1lcai bumbug and Qusckery-
Byonclosine poz.-psid addressed envelope, single
oulIsl mar 5e had Of the author.
EAIHAEIEL MATFAIR, Esq,
NlDc-l4alAN nelto1A lellae 80 ~. =.
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alTrRnIY nT0RNINe. FRH. a0. ~.

Ror special and TELEGRAPH NewB--See
f=lrIst IaEo. For LEGAL and Commercial
NeWH--Seo Fourth Page.
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UOnnecticns are made at hfonrosyfIs vith tbs Fa,.
auskyl Msnsneic Newark Z. r., AZ DIVIDE Vith IA
ssndqsky, Dayton Cincinnati z. B., st Fremont
Win fremont z lndfsoe =. B., and sf Tolsdo With
the Michigan Southern Z Northern Irdfsna ana ~
leco wabash Railroads for Chicago Detroit, jack
tons sorI wayne EosaBoport, Laisystts, Cairo, Al
Southwest.
Trains sIT1yo n Olsvnlspd from Toledo and the
west es s;s5 4. NJ 45 n, and 5sS5 P. 4. Frna
sandnsky q 80 A =. u D. RUCKER, SUR.
Oievalsnd. November Is, lsss
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RAILROADS,
CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGB
RAILR DAD

HLEYELAND & PITTSBURGB
~ RAILR DAD.
ss4. WIETER ARRANGEMENT. 1854
On and after Monday, January 25tb, 1854, Trains
leave Cleveland a. follows daily, (SundAyl exoeped
$40 A. m.--MAIL-Arrives st New York lO:00A
NJ; Philadelphia 700 A. H, Baltimore 700 An
Pittgbursb $50 ?. n; Wheeling SOC P.H.
Las p. M.-GXPRESS-Arrive8 at HeV York 2:30
p. NJ; Phiisdelpbfa Rt 1920 A. n; Baltimore
u:5O A. r.; Pittsburgh s;05 P. n; Wheeling sos
P.E.; New Philadelphia $50 P. X.
Both Trains connect st Hudson for Akron and Nil.
lersburGh.
Morning Train connects st RavsunA with A. g.
W. Bailroad Train for all points on that road.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh 70 New FoF3
(Via Allentown without change.
~ Fare ss low IS By any other line.
~ Through Tickets can be procured At the Union
Ticket 0eos, Reddsn House, At the Depot, at the
clid-strest Station.
J. L. MCCULLOUGH, Bup't.
RR MYERS, 9. T AGENT iaa22