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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BELI3s sPROIFIO PILIS-WART


EkETHD III ALL CAsEs.-Can b. relied
EsFsE al 10 elrai Do net EaESoatsi Are sfsea
A aotiori 10 ohanss Of dlst rsQ1iredl Do not in
tcFfsra vita buEusz purgnita Oln b unea win.
eat dstsofioni Upward o. 200 ourua ths pass month
.--s8us of thsm very EsFors cG8s1- OFez ona hu1-
Er,d uhTricsaaE haVs ursd thsm IN thetr pr1c-
fIcs snd speak Welf Of thssr e1o.osY and approve
~ fasIr oompositlon, vhioh b entirely vegetable.
and harmless On The ETstsn. Aundredl Of osrtia,
&c can b shown. Be,Pa Specific Pills are th,
oriyinai snG only genuine epociAn FIl. They are
S-Ssoksi or mala a1t female, oldoF Young, ane
a. only reliable remedy ior sdsotiag . pernad
Ispk and EDesdy cure u all eAssl Of SpsrAsorrhea-
e. Seminal Weakness, With al ifE tFhin1 Of evilsi
1aeh AE grothrHl and Vaginal DieckArgesI aiestB
h Whites, Nightly o. Involuntary EmisdonHs In.
neafinsnos, Genital Debility and Irritabtity, lms
potsncy, Weakness o. loss OF Power, Nervous De-
bfiity re-. 80. all Of which arise principally fro
ESTual Exonssss OK Self Abuss, or some oonBtitu-
fianas deFsnseuent, and lnoapSoitAtes ths guGsEeE
frssn fulrllIng the duties OF married nf5. In 81
TzEual dsssesss a. GOBorrhea Glset and Structures
lsasalsfaQ Physician for the treatment Of Seminal
Urinary, sszuAl, and EsrVouH Diseases, who viii
ssad, hee 70 al, the following valuable work, IN
rselsd enxsiope.
Fdk IIFFTEIH Ts0UaAgD.-DF- Bells Treatise OF
9slf Asase, Premature Decay, Impotence and Los
O. Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal WeaknesI,
Rightly Emissions, Gsnital Debility, ko.s Ao.S
psInphlst Of s. pages, containing Important Sd
Vos 70 the enlisted, and which HhOuld b read %
sVUry sufferer Is ths means Of care IL the ssv6roaf
Hayes 4 piainif ct forth. Two stamps required
o pAJ poE.EEe. iulssl;hssno-V-friSVy
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- nals VIII Be oponed and ready for delivery
ans hour after arrival of tTsina.
~ All Hsis close o1s hOur bsfJ=s departure 0
trains.
ARRIVAL OF NAILS AT DEPOT
Assttrn Through arrives At 7SO A. n, 2:l5 P. Il,
Eastern way arrives ct IO.sO An.
Western Through arrives At $50 a. ~, $40 P. n
DO WGy arrives Ct 2.66 P. N.
aandusiCy " ~ arrives 81 9:l5 4. NJ.
CiBoinnsh Through arrives ct $50 A. y. 200 r a
90 Way arrives ct 500 P. ".
Ptssburgh Iarough arrives AZ S65 A. =.
Way ErTives at l0:l0 P. n. -
Hahoning Way arrives at lO.25 A. n,
hoadvtile arrives st l0:25 A. n.
5dina Way arrives Et 4:00 P. "a
aoeEport, &o, arrives Tuesdays, Thut5aayI SD
Saturdays st IL n.
SsErensvills arrives daily at lg.IgA. n.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily a pAH
HOUR OF CLOSING THE NAILS.
EAEFARS THROUGH for ECie, BudAlo, Boston. HsW
Hork, Hartford, and PainesVille, Geneva, AGhtAbu
Is z1d OonnsAnt, closes at $50 4. n.
EAsT1aS THEouoHr for HeT York only, olooss at
kasIsIa THRoUsa, for IRIS, BdH.io, Albany,
BOEson, Esy YORK and Hartford, closes IS 800
2. Ii.
EasNEz WAY, for ali points between OIsVslAus
A1o fTie, closes ct e:50 P. n. a-
WssTHRN THBOUaH, for Toledo, Dstrsit, chicago
and Milwaukee closes At T:lO A. NJ.
NEGTEBs THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago
Drbaque, Sc. Joseph and Cairo closes ct Zoo P. N,
MesTKRE WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes ct 1.45 P. N. .-...
SAEDUgxY WAY, for Sandusky and all Intsrms-
dlGts points, CLOSES 1t $50 P. NJ.
OiEORHATI WAY, for ali points between UsValand
and Cincinnati, CLOSES at 1905 A. N.
CuUdEAFi THROUsH, for Columbus, Dayton
EsWHrk and Cincinnati, CLOSES 1t T:O5 A. II.
OIHCIEHATTI THROUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
EouiEvills Sc. Louis, Indianapolis, ZansSyiils and
Wheeling, closes at 800 P. NJ.
PTTTBB0RGH THROUeH, foT Pittsburgh and Wash.
tngtOn, oio1e8 At 1880 P. Ii. .4
FITTgBURsH WAY, for All points between OlsVs
land, Wsllsvilis and Pittsburgh, HErrisburg Phil
.itiphih, RAltimOFs and Warrington, oosss IS 700
4. x.
HAaoEH0 WAY, io- all points bstEssu Oisyslans
aai Youngstown, closes at 2:45 P. II.
MEADvILLE, closes st $50 A. NJ.
hEDIEA WAY, closes 1t 1880 A. Al.
ROUEPoRT, So, olose8 On PussdzYI, ThurndayE
And Saturdays, Atl ii.
WkRREEsVIIJ.H, oiosss daily, 1850 A. II.
sAsT 0LHysLAsD and Enolid, oloEaa daily, az
Ed.
hsii aud DROP Isttsr1 are Es4uirsa sy iEV 70 bs
prepaid.
al City Circulars ara reguirsa 30 os spFspaia via
q tTo-osns stamp.
once open from 500 A. N, to T5O P. M. On
Sunday from 500 to 1000 A. NJ.
h COWLEs. P. n.
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RAILR OAOS,
OiLBVBLAND, COl4U11BUS 4 CIR.
OOIEEATI AILROAD,
lsel-5. WlHTER ARRAllGSEEEE lsss-s

OLBVBLAHD, COl4U11BUs 4 UIE.
OOIEEATI AILRoAD.
lse4-5s RlHgEa ARRAEGSHEEE ls5s-1
les FsaIn--s.o5 A, M.--OTEOIggATT HTPRrss
HtoppiaE AZ GrAf.on WeIHnzLoa Feg -
doIsshelby, 0rsrtlIdo, Gallon. Giiesf. O..
diHgton, Ashisz, Delaware, nsEis O, nsrs ~
WDethingtca.
"a TraIn-2:45 P. M.-AO0OHHCRAT Sion,
at aIi stations, aud arrivee n Oolurab1s Al 4 -
r. H.. Oncfnsafi les A. n.
q frnins-l010 P. .B.-HIGHT ELPRESs-Sto-rFns
g Grafton, wellington, New Londsa, ssslbI.
Srestlina, Gallon. Gilsad. uardiazica snd Dsl.
Tr.inI lSSys Columbus at E.ss and Is.A.H, $50 F-,
arrive st Cleveland 9:l0 A. H.. : Gnd sss1 ?, .,
OOHHECTIOHsr
SA,lO5 51S45snar5sy, 4ansneid 4 Newark B9lhosd, &
. aanaFeids Mt. Vernon, EsTark, 1anssVlis
OrsStlins- Pitts0qrEh. Fort Wsyns = Ch5oazo Ksis.
Loeos lorests gVper SAndusEy, Daiphos, lin.
Eort Mayna, LaRorte, Chicago, &C. Wast eud
East for Mansneld, Woostar Nas,iiior =,
Grafton and BelefontAtne Railroad Iius 1or Nsrsar,
EelletOntRine sidney, Uuiap. Hrrrie frdi.5.
Apeli9. farre Haute, Ninoennas FfsrsViTls
Louisville, Cairo, St Louis, &C.
DolsEare-yffh Sprin gheld Branch aor sr-sr =-.ts
OolumbuE-Llttls Miami \ Coluusbus and Xspt,
Railroad. for Xeaia, Dayton, lndisrasoii-
Tsrre Hsute, st. Louis, MorroW, Ls9yglHsid End
Oluoiunatt ald with the Ohio and A:ssisEirr
RAllrOad ct Olnolnnat for Louisgthe Evans
vile, Cairo, st. LCuis, nd sll points on ths
UoIumbus-OsntrslO Ohio RAVro~d for Newark. Easss.
vile, Wheeling, &C.; Columbus, Pigua IL
diana Railroad tor PiquA, UrbSna, &c.
aBFor Tickets TO Ill points and Information alyi
q, e ne fasassr Station and 3 9ns9n , klSSs' INC
Olevaland Oct -. ~ as7aarf1 tsnfe7i.
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SEWING MACHINES.
7T7HB FLORENCE.

FTFHB FLORENCE.
4 Il has many improvements ovs any and ST
SEWiFsc MACHINES
Il hAs the reversible iced feeding the cloth eithsl
% the dKhg OF lssi, 10 stay = seam or fasten ths
sads Of ssarlH It takes four dsr0nt stitches, thu
Lock, Double Lock, Knot and Doable kuot--eseh
bsIng alike on both sides Of tho fabric. It's mo.
tiong are ell postivs ssEs the thioke5i OF ihinnosi
fabrics without shGnge OF tension. Hens any
width hGm eiIs brsids. quilts, binds, gEths1T HuS
rsWs ia 3 Fuiie ct the seno tima.
e. W. GLEASON 4 CO. Agents.
So q Pubdo Bqasrs, Cleveland, and no, Merrn
Eiook Ds.ro.g. AFsats wanted. inly2f-E
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NLEVELAND AND PIFTsBURGB
WIHTER ARRARgEHxHr.

1865. WNTER ARRAEGE8EEF tssa
On and After No ndAy Dec. 18Th, JsSl Trains leayt
OleValAnd as follows. dhily, SUNDAYS exoePtad,
500 A. H.-MAIL-ArriVes at Pittsburgh 500 ?. n.
Hsrrisburgn 2:30 A. n, Baltimore 90 A, r.,
Washington I0:35 A. H., Philsdeiphla 6:55A A. n,
New YORK Geo. A. n, Wheeling 90 P. n. OoT
meets at Hudson with q. q = y. b. r. fer Akron
and Millersburgh.
I:S0 P. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at Pittsburgh g:l5 =.
n. HarrisbuTgh T:50 A. NJ, BAltimors z n ?.
MSWashngtOu $40 P. n, Philadelphia E;tg r.
n, New York 2.f5 P. ~, Wheelng 80 A. n,
sls P. -AoJOMMoDATIoN--EO Hudson ami
intermediate Stations, CuyahogA Falls, Akron.
anu Millersburgh, connecting at Orrville with
Pr. ~. u. By. for Canton, Msssilon, WoQs-
ter and Mansfield.
OArsaran throagn ron Pittsburgh 70 Hsls ToFk
fTia A fsntOWnl without chzugo OF CAFE.
~ Fars as low IS by any other bic.
- Through Tickets can Be- procured as SIS Qnil
Ticket 0fios, Weddsll Houss, ss ths Dofot, o. D
l. n. nEVHRWuE. gruPf
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COMPANIES, &C.
WORKING INTEREST OIL CO.

OF OIL CIFY.
THIS Is TO CERTIFY, THAT
CHARLEs T. My, Of Cleveland, Ohio, has been
appointed Agent OF the Working IntessSt Oil Com
pany of U City, for the sale Of Stock o. said Com
many aud also Tor the sale OF Shares of Oil WsllS
which the Company are operating.
JOSEPH EGGERT, President.
G. Z. DUNHAM, Secretary.
This Company obtain Les'es on the best Terri
tnrV, paying a royalty. They sell shares in each
we'll Of one sixteenth 6th) EACH holders Of shares
in wells only paying assessments as called upon
To person. at a distance, desiring direct interest
in wells it offers the only safe mode Of Investment
az the Company retain q one-quartar interest In
each well, and work the well for the benefit Of all
interested.
Several shares In good Leases for sale. Guaran.
tees given that the wells viii be presented at once
without delay. c. F. HEY, Agent,
ap25-2I2 1S4 Ontario street, Cleveland.
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IMPORTANT 10 La aDIES-Dr. HAr-


vars Female Pills nsTB a0ver yet Ailed IN rS1oEs
Ing dif1oulttss arising from obstruction OF afops
pezs OF nature OF IN restoring the system 20 pezs
eet health when suffering frOEa Spinal AhectionEI'
lPrOispsuh, Utsrl, ths whites, or other weakness
tts Uterine Organs. The Pills ere perfectly harm
iszz OF the constitution, and may BE- taken By tha
most dsiosts female without ohuEing distfess-the
Eans ti1ns tncy Eot Ike charm b. strengthening
lnTigOrasiug and restoring tina E5stsD . he4lth
aoadlEion, aBe b. bringing on the monthly period
With regularity, no matter Eon what eGaheS the
ebstruefion may ariSa. Thsy should however, Ho3
u tsksr 5uriuR the srst tbrsa months sf pregnan-
81, though safs st any otbsr time, ~ IiIoAEFiaaa
Wolld be the resalt.
-Esoh box oontziaE 90 pills. Prios %.
pr. HEHsuE's TEELFIBE on Diseases Of FenEisa
FTsrnaNoF Miscarriage, BaTTsnness, SteTiiity, Be.
r-95uation ana Abuses Of Nature, and smphstioai-
II ths IadisS Private EsdioAl AdVissT, q pamphlst
d q pages sent freo 20 any addrsAH. Six esntH
euiTe3 70 pay pOstaRs.
Ths pIls ant book will Be- Bsnt By mail when de-
FFtS securely sealed, and prepaid, BY
]. BRYAE, M. D., General Agent,
30. I6 Cedar It., New York
- Sold By 81 ths Priacipal DTugsists.
~. CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Cleveland
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PIANOS

CUMMINGS & JENNYS Manufsctu-
Y grora Of Grand, Square, spd Cottage Upright
PIaE0 RORTES.
No z26 BROADWAY, NV YORK.
Each Instrument warranted i've years.
At Wholesale and retail, IS per cent lesa than the
EsIne class Piano elsewhere.
Dealers Will do well 10 examine our Instruments.
ua- Sad fnr a oatniogGe 'ahe-9i
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NEW STYLES OF BELT BUCKLES
cpl Isl. Wsddsn E0pIpH
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ToNSoRIAL.
U1Gs AND HAIR WoRA.

WIGS AND HAIR WORhs
M. D US EEH E87ABLIaHHENgS
THB LARGEST N TIE STATE
An VIA HHNHa SEQ LADIES' EslE esEsflEEl
g PUBLIC SoUABE-
aG1ulG0tursr Ol ~ si7es x Elf'A. iAsiuefss
ne clssbrsksj
TILUSE0M vic,
thst 70 resembles nature 70 defy the toseEs
norutiay, A very large sud bsEutifui STOCK q
VOFG HA{y3, Cb-ought By the propristor from
I'uroDs. Ror SWITCHES end BBAID5-sha tnsss
srEoYtnsat sVsr saaa IN this city.
Ls,5ies' Front Pieces and EAlf-EiEs,
In every ssyls, With sll improvements.
gFrs Or OURLs, n,ads froa Ersneh Hstursi
uErlsd Hair iZ1Artnsasi.l
uUGEEB DOUBLE and TRTFhE EOKEs
WATERFALLS, Ao
.MsSs By tss advertiser, squal to thcss nnpoEtso.
Ladies' Braids mads into any kind Of Hesd-IlEs =
o. Bow without injury TO Switch.
LADIES' HAIB DREssIHG In ShS sl5sa E-TsFEs.
RgsaA faahionsbls styles.
EAl work warranted as rspressntaa.
Hn- and 00Tsn nATHa e al hnu-- Ssssf
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), ,TRYELAND = kKI1 E.2uhOAD
H1NTEs aRRAFsKsEsl


n, ,,s ,S.z NOuoay, 0ss. Hss, -. PHss;sR2g,'
Y u eae . N rn1 Is nllosEg (sucdsys aEeoFtedl-
THaEr OF w ELEED;
s.sH-a NAY EXPRgsS~ IkA1S--s-2fpla4 -
TgIlonqhl v, PEiuesvilie. n 49, :, a. - y
tsb1ls Clo Usact and dirari . ~ AHe etSsss = ~ =
Erie a. % '. - Dunkirk a;a5 -
f.as p M..CIROIhNATI EXPRRss--stov. 's =
Paiossvils, Anh 'abuia aad 0frard only. sno
Tiv6s At Erso5 80 =. n, Dunkrk Is ,. r., Bul-
80 p af,@n5iL AND AOOOmNopaTfos--
stogpine q al stations ard srriFs At Erie az
s.os P. M.:EiGHF EEPRFss TRAIF-seosu...y = Al
PAinssVille, AshtabPla and G:rATd only, And
arriyss At Eric st i2.i0 A. r., DunkfrS g-Ge
A. r.. RuaAlo 4s20 L. 4.
LEAVE EEIz.
80 a. A.-ElgEE EAPEAz5 TRAIl4-st0ssiue
Is GTsrd, AEhtabulR and Pai1esvlils OniV aud
ArriTe st OsTeiand 1t 10 A. a.
TRAlH-StopFinE ct all stations aud arrive at
Cleveland at l0:21A. D.
l9.i6 A. M.-TOLEDO EAPRESS-StopBinE ls ell
glsttona except svanyiles saybroOk, Unlonvfile,
5;a5'P. H.-DAY ExPREss TRAIE-stoVsin. Al
GirArd, Conneaut, AshtAbuls. Geneva PGinss-
VILE only, and arrives IN Cleveland At 9 - ?. =
- second Csss Cara are run on eli thr0uGh
Trains.
All the trains going westward oonnoot At OlsTsiau,.
natl, Indianapolis, Sc. Lcuis, 6c.; and All through
trains going eastward, connect at Dunlrk with ths
trains Of the New York Erie EailTo1d, and a. EUf
"a with tho8s Of the New York Central Buffalo >.
Boston, Niagara Fals, &o., sn1 At Eris With trAiaE
on the Phiiadelphia 8 Erie Railroad.
~ Day Express, East sud West, couneotg 81
GirArd with Trains On sris PittsbnrEh hsiiroAc
Clsv.IAnd. Oct S7st- IA.
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New FORK q Harlem RallrOa0,
NOTICE 10 TRAYELERs.

NOIlOA ~ IkAH EIHEEs
1.-TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Bundsyg sxoeptsd)
h0RNING EXPRESs, leaving Troy At g;lS A,
~; from Albany at Hudson Biver Depot at $50 a.
H., arriving ct New York At $3.50 P. n.
AFTEBHOOH IMPRESS, leaving Troy st 500
P. n; from Albany e 3sI5 > n, arriving At NsN
York 1t 9seo P. H., connecting with express traiug
for PhlIadslphla and Washington Oity.
The Cincinnati Express from Buffalo conneosI
with the $50 ct Albany for New York BY The bar.
lem ROsd.
Tor ths better accommodation Of the public,
rangemsnis have been made 20 run L1e tzeins o.
the hudson River Bsilrosd Co. and those Of the h.
z and Harlem Railroad %. A. different houFs iruE1
Albany and Troy.
THE HARLEM ROAD.
Passengers will be Fioketed aud Baggage checked
over this road direct 90 New York BY the Centrui
B. R. Co.. and AiI connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson Rfvor Rsilroad Co. and oi
this %. viii be received BY either read and Bag
sage checked bJ sither Company viii bo delivered
n New York without change Of checks.
Nov. 2d, 1854. 7. A. OHAPIN, 5uFt.
TOaD d. GREEs. Advsrtlsing Agent.
A. B KMcE EERBnoKER. Agent, Albany. no32:Rs
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FLOUR AND FEED.

ELOURI FLOUR FLOURI AT Re
DUoEB PRICES 5000 bbls fresh ground
Flour, all glades; soue very choice brands Of Red
snd white Wheat suitable for family OF bakers
use for sale at Warehouse, 1877 Me'win 81. Gro
eervmen. Bakers and others in want viii consult
their own interests by examining our htook.
apI4 GARDNER, BUbT a CO.
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RAILROADS.
A TLANTIO Il GREAI WESTERN
IA RAILWAY.

n T III n T u % . Isl4IA7- " IL -LIIFA'
IA RAILWAY.
Spring and Summer arrangements.
Idkes Erect Monday, Aareh 2Oth, 1855.
Two Through EEpreSs Trains DAILY between
CLEVELAND and NEW YOEK.
"DAT EXFREss, lssvos Cleveland tSundays exosQt.
cd At $50 A n, arrives az MoadviIle at 2:0 p. n
lOinneFl saismsRoa ~ 6:b5 P. n, tSl ,eping Cana
and New York AZ l:i0P. n.
''EIaHT FGPREss," leaves Cleveland tSaturdAya
sKoepted,) At 9i5 ?. ~, sleeping Cars attached
arrives - Meadville at LEO A. n, Salamanca At
t50 a. NJ, and New YORK At lo:s0F n.
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Free Delivery OF Letters.

Parties wishing their mall matter delivered By
Carriers will please leave orders to that effect at
the postmaster's Room, with any Carrier, or by
letter through t1e P0stOtoe, when they viii be de-
hyered, without extra charge, with promptness,
according to tue following Timetable Of Depart
ures of arriqrs from the Offica.
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OLKYKIlAND AND TOLEDO 3 z
Iss4-s. WHTEB ARRAEGEzEas El

On and aftsr Monday, Oct. Ilsf, ls54, PEsssnEes
Tcnius vii Leave Clsyslhnd olloVH tsuucAyt eE.
s:io a. M.-OHIOAGO LAPRES5.-Stopg At Bsrea.
grsftop, Obsrlin, Waksman, NoFWalk, Monroe
VILE Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont and Elnora,
and arTfyea at TclodO at l2:t5 P. ~, UnicAsO si
nI0Pn aud Detroit $50 F.E.
-, y m-WESTERH mAIlL-8tops a. al sestica1
@fs scnthern Division. and arrives 81 foiedo -
S.zVE, H.; Chicago at 5 As A. n. and Detroit et
. ~ o. ~ = y ilSOBTHERH MAIL.-stopa as 81 ata
~ tf5ns on s'oTthern Division, and arrives ~ san'
M, y iHeHHiieB ' EXPRESS. .-Ssoss al GTEitCzi
~ H,v-,JF Ho1rc NYille, Clyde and Fremont, s1d
1-v.- ~ ifolsdo 2 : z:35 A. ~ Ohinaso IS l2ss7
~ and Detroit At S:ie A. =.
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ELEGANT ANTIQUE SILKS-Also
~ Repped and Poult de Sole, in very rich shades
for street ane evening dresses, nov opening by
s.,.oo Z EAIpWTH a ~
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DYE FLOURl RYE FLOURl-For
SplS akRDE1B, BURT 90.
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POST oFFIcE ETlMETARLE
1885. Winter AFTaHgomonE lsS4-s.
FOR TH1
ARRIFkb An CLOSING 0R "a This,
At THz .,,.-.,-.
LEVBLAHD POST-OFPIOE

9osHAs5Iss Hos0EHs OCzoEER SIsf, 1854.
- nails viii Be opened and ready for delivery
ans hour after arrival Of trsina. -i
~ All nsils ol0se o1s bOur bSf5-a departure
fFalps.
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7,,,.cssop. ,rs made At Nom oeVllle with the sss
5rSST Wansdeld 3 Newark b. B.; 81 Clyde With tns
Ssndrs, q, Dayton 3 Cincinnati z h.; - krsm01l
with tils Framoat 3 Indiana x. Nj sn9 g 1oiesS
Toledo 4 Wabash Railroads for CHICAGO, Detroit,
IacbSOn. Fest Wayne, hcRAnepoTts LAiayette, az
Southwest -,,-,s -.
TTaius arrive n Cleveland irom 16iedo and iee
WoTf AZ e:g0 A. n. 2:h5 p ~ and e:4g p - =
N-aduskY At 9.i5 A. - Ia D. HtNnti's GAE p
rl.-.l.rl n % Io-.
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rA PHYSIOLOGIOAL Vi!

~ SOLD by 81 ths principal Druggists.
~. CLARK, Druggist Agent for Cleveland
lnIrql. .Ha.rl. y .fhNN
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New Skirt Tor 1855.
Ths Great Tnvensiea Of The Age In
HOOP sTs@.

& &%S
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TIC Tor doahls1 sPMgs0 SKIRT.
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the toughest most aexibsss slast3c and durable
sprias ever used Tsey seadozn bend or break, Ike
the single Springs, aud consequently preserve their
perfect and beautiful shsps more thsn swiee "a
long as any Single spfias Skirt that ever has OF
can be made.
pleasure TO any lady wearing the Dupiex Elliptic
skirt will BE- experienced particularly in al
cSowsea Assemblies, 0pas as, Carriages Railrpaa
Oars Churea Psns AFus oaaiss, ssT rrosasnade
IL ass 10 ocsuvg . saasn gls.s . easily and eenvs-
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great sauveaieaea u wasxans the DapIex Eilptlc
stssa Spring skirt fog q single day viii BsyeF after
wards Willingly dispense With thois use. Fer
chiIdTsa, Misses, and yeaag Ladies fhsy ars su-
me Hoops are severed vita sws piy double
tsisted thresd and viii war twice - Ions as the
single yasa ecvegtng which Is used On all Eiagie
sIsei IIosp sklFtss. Ias TIRES Rattasa Reds on en-
cry skirt are also Robbie axaaa, and Twice on lEsM-
BE severed 20 prevent tha eoveFlng frsfa wearing
% the reds When arzgstux aosss stairs stona steps,
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Are Invited to examine Eny staE& before EaMRlaz
q purchase Of thsig outats, aST havs taken apscaaI
Pains to provide fer all tksIF waRte.
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ERfs.
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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-11

Behold, the bridegroom cometh Even
so come, Lord Jesus. Amen"
Here the parties joined their right
hands and took the usual VOW.
: 1.-THE seal is set. God hath witness
ed. Witness all We people. The vows
are recorded in heaven. In the name
of Almighty God, whose servant am,
/ pronounce you husband and wife. To-
gether go forthto life's great work strong
in God and each other. Christ will min
gle the cupof gladness and of tears. Side
by side may you walk the path of life
till the journey be ended then, side by
side may YOU rest in Christian graves,
waiting for the morning. And, at last,
before the throne of Jesus, side by side,
may you appear in crowns of glory that
never fade away"
In the clouds, the following novel
marriage compact was signed:
"Sacred compact of holy matrimony,
solemnized above the clouds, floating In
mid air, and in accordance with the
laws of the Empire State, this Sth day OF
November, A. ID. 1865. ..i,.,.,.,
Presenting ourselves fully impressed
with the sublime presence of God and
the Joyous spiritual beings of His crea-
ton, heartily approving Heavens high
est vouchsafed happiness, the blessed
union of two souls in purity and glow.
ing love emanating from the eternal
fountain of truth and wisdom, hence
deriving some primitive conception OF
the magnitude of Deity inspired un-
ceasing humanity, and endowed with
powers and attributes evemOre approx
mating divinity, with assurances that
uninterrupted progress remains depen-
dent upon genial social relations, and
possessing the approving sanction OF
cherished friends,
awe, the contracting parties, John
F. Boynton, M. D., of Syracuse, N. Y,
and Mary West. Jenkins, of st. Louis,
Mo-, do now, henceforth evermore, give
and devote ourselves, each unto the
other, in holy wedlock, and we solemnly
and unreservedly avow and promise
that we will love, honor and cherish
each other as husband and wife during
our whole existence, and, in the expires
sive language of Holy Writ, we hope
fully pray Whom God hath Joined to-
getier let no man put asander.'" Sig
nature of contracting parties.
Further comment ia unnecessary.