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AREIVAL o. MAILS AT DEPOT
aaatssn Tacough arrives at 1880 A. H. s;l5 P H.
and s:26 P. n.
tsstarn Way arrives At IO:D a. 4.
western Through arrives Et 9:s1 A. D $40 r. y
do Way arrives ~ 265 p. D..
tandrsky Way arrives It els A. n.
4incinnGtiT Through arrives Is ESQ a g., 40 r. -.
10 Way arrives At $50 p. n.
s1ttsburgh Through srrivsA At 9:55 A H.
" Way arrives ~ 1910 P. H.
AahoninE Way Arrives At l03 A. NJ
sssdville arrives At l0;25 A. 4.
Medina Way arrives ct 400 P. n.
SOokport, 30, arrives Tuesdays, thursdays Aai
Saturdays ct Il II.
FsTrsnsYills arrives daily At lob A. II.
ssst OsVslRud and Euclid arrives daily 3 9 A. -
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
A1FrsRT THROUGH for Iris, Buffalo, Boston, Sew
Tork, Hartford, and PainesVins, Geneva, Ashtaba
. and ConnsAnt, closes 1T $50 A. n.
k4sT1HI rshousH, for H'v York only, closes II
TAsTEEz TzzoUGs, iOF Era, BusaIO, Albany
s2s.on, liss York and Hartford, closes ct 500
IN.
asEISkcasAz, ior ali points Bsswssn 0lsvslEnS
aad Er5f1Gs a. s:5o P. d.
7ssqTSs I5ROUaa, for Tolsao, DOtrsit, Obiosssi
SID MiiVHpEeo closes at T:10 A. n.
Ess1ERs THROUGH, Tor Toledo, Detroit, OhioEsui
0uuCqus, SIS. Joseph aid Cairo closes st 200 2. II
EsTEBs WAY, for al points between Cleveland
ssd Tofsdo, closes 81 La p. M.
sABpUsEY WAY, for ssndusky and ali intedms-
let5 points, olcses 81 $50 P. N.
JisOEHATI WAT, Tor all points between Cleveland
aad Cincinnati, closes At 7;O5 A. 81.
CHWHNATI THRoUoH, for COlumbuA Dayton.
HtSErk and Gnosnnsti, oiGsea at T:O6 A n.
CIEUIEEArTI EHEOUsH, for OolumbEs, OinoinEEs,
LOuiEViis, 81. Louis, indianapolis, Keaesvils. aHa
81 hssing, closes ~ 300 P. N.
PITTSBURGH TERoUeH, fOT PitsHbGrEh and Essh-
kEzssO. closes at 1880 P. N.
g,Trs5UESH WAY, Tor all points between Clags
.a9d, Wsusviils. ard Fstss1rgh, Harrisburg, Phil,
,Laigbia. azltdno-s sud Washington, closes ssfsO
8. IL
Rka0aI8s WAY, io1 Al points batTasn Osyslsas
EsS [.uns ET0Wus pzo155 1t 1=45 ;.
Nashville, closes ct $3.50 A. n.
EADISA WAY, CLOSES st 7:s0 4. Al.
SooKPORT, Ao., doses on Tuesdays, IhEns4syl
and Saturday., Es17M.
WGaEzSsFInLa, closes daily, IO;sO A. ID.
EAsF 0FEyELAHo and Euclid, olouS daily, -
E.E- =
aaH End Droq Letters ara ss9airsd - hH 70 b
| rro-pAdnF.
All itg Circulars AZ required 70 bSprEPaid sifl
q two-osnt stSup-
once open from 500 A. NJ TO 7.5O T. ID. OF
Sunday from 300 to 1000 A. N.
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ma HoomoTnnneI.

The WORK at the Hoossc Tunnel is at
present progressing at the. rate of sixty.
feet q month, but new machinery and
water power is expected to multiply this
rate three or four times. The central shaft
is about two and q half miles from the
Eastern entrance, in q straight line, and
i've by the mountsin road. The FhAfthAs
now been sunk ITO feet, and when com
pleted it will be 1920. The West shaft
has been sunk to the grade, y depth of over
300 feet, and on both faces nearly 400 feet
have been tunnelled. The derricks st
both shafts are driven BY steam, and the
stone is raised in elevators, suspended by
wire ropes, and run off to the dumping
places on rails. The workmen are divided
into three gangs and the labor is eontinu-
ed night and day. ga
d. -.a ~. H..-=rFZigra sssa-f
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aEo. y. sAEDNER, GEO. K. BURT, 40. N'EAIHT.
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~ AGENTS WANTED in every city and town
Tor Particular address J.. q. AMMOH,
.mbIT.bS 14 Agent. Cleveland. e.
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DAILY LEADER.
For the Cleveland LEADEE. FTrnA
One Penny. ~
~ MRS. B @. P1ERsox.

One penny 'Tis bat one I crave, lr
MysouI from woe and death to save
Ny hands are cold, myhesrt is faint,
From grief and fAEti5g, care and want
he passed her by-thAt proud, rich man;
Saw not her cheek, so pale aud wan
Heard not tae anguish Of tha tone
"FOr HeareH's IoVe, Task but one p
Bis Golfers overlooked with gold, g
Bis tep was proud. his heart was cold;
Aud still to greater wealth aspired
Nor drsamei he soul might Be requiredJ' %
But with her baby. there she she stood,
Beside her moSned the rushing GOOD
And in her heart toe hopes OF years
Game back aud OvsrhOwed in tearsi
For she had once been rich and fairI
Bat who is safe from want and care l'5--e
in her brain the passion wrought,
Tohnd the rest she vain'y sought.
"Oh lie is dark, end dsath is sweet;
Rest for the soul, the weary fest.
here let me find it in the waves,
That roll above so many grsvesl
"My little one he sleeps at last,
No friendly mantle DER him cast;
Bat hunger on his cheek and br ",
Has written deep its silent woel
'Eor hi I would have brsyed the storm,
And wrapped in love his tender form.
But all is past A dark despair
Has driven from my soul the prayer"
A kindly voice the vsnderer heard,
Like honey dew distilled each word
"Here, here is goId-the gifs is small.
But take it'll God is oUer air.
The stranger quickly passed away
The wsnderer knelt to wesp and pray;
Her soul was saved, and from that night
Passed out from darkness into light
Yes, there are some on earth 9Th whom
The Christian grsces living bloom
Who passnot want and angui h by
TAsir deeds are loriiten in he SKY p
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HFLLs RPRCIYIO PILLS-WAR

EAETE u ALL CASES.-Ga1 b rslisd
HsFsF fa1 20 cuTsl % nos nEuEsatsi Ara sPSs@.
Gstioaf 30 change Of dist required D not Il
karfsrs with BURMESE pErrpitsl Dan BE- used with
sat dsteotfoal Upward Of 80 cura the past month
s-lnus Of them so.F severe ossss. oVsE o1s hup.
HFsd physicians hnvs assd thea IN shsiT prAs.
fIss, sad Rsak vel OF thrF Efaesog, Had EppEoVs
Il thar conpozisou, Nhiah u sEticsiy vegetable
nd harmless OF tbs EyzEEa- kEEcrsds o. oaTtS,
FntnI can BE- shozn, Balls b2soiEe Pills are H.
eFiEdnal and only gsnstBe spscise Pill IhS art
1dsptsd fnF nae and fenals Cldor youas, RnT
ne only FsliEhls remedy for eEsotiug . pofmat
rent and Hpssdy c5rs in al Ussas Of epsrmEtorThoa
GF Seminal WssEneos. vith all its trains Of svil1,
Tueh e. UretbrsI and PsgiUai Discharges, elect,
be Whits1, Eisbgiy Or Involuntary ERisstona, In.
anntsnsnos, SsatsGl Debility and lrrissbility, In.
potGnoy, Weakness or lots Of Power, Nervous De
billy, &o., &C., all OF which arise principally no
fsXuaIE zco1sas Or self Abuee, or some co1StiEu .
Gionat derEngzmsBt, and inot ~p1oitStst ths BlGsrS
lFsm fulfning the Gusiss Of married lie. In a.
ISxusld isossss, e. ooaorraesI elect and stnes1Tss,
ponEuiting Physician iCr tbs treatment o. BominAl
Urinary, SsZrAl, and EssFcus Disos1oss WHO viii
Esnd, Tres 70 al, ths ioiot1Es Valuabls woEEt IN
Bsalsd s~aEslOps
III FZFTnfa TH0gE1Ep.-DF. bells Treatise o.
Eslf Abuss, PreMhtur6 Decay, ImpotsEcs aad Los
Ct Power, Sexual DISEASES, SeE1inal Weakness
Nightly EnisElcns Gspstsl Debility, e., &C., 4
EEmphlst Of s. pages, gontaininE lnportsnE al
Vios 70 the aHistsd, and Ehinh Ehoali BE- rsad q
aVsTy unsr5r, - The mszHE q cusS ~ tins sSysrss.
AsaESs e. plaiziE So 5eEsA. To Etampa required
% pEy uossr1- '~t-fi-f a"Tnn-W -frsAET
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ToNSoRIAL-
TRIUMPH OF ART.
Wig Making and ladies' Hair Dressing
VIM. DAY. 46 Public Square,
Has AL The LAIESI INVENTIONS IN WIG ROsK.

SER TIE ILLUSION WIG-It fts 10 q charm.
CURL5-FRENCH HATURAL RlHGLErS-
Jus received fdirecD g large quantity Of this beau
ttlul hair. Ladies please call, examine and see for
yourselves.
SWITCHES n BRAIDS1Al large and we'll
selected stock always on hand
WATERFALLS, BUTTERFLY BOWS, EU-
GENE BOWS and F8EECd HEAD-DRGssEs,
nAds b the advertiser equal to thoss imported,
~ Ladies' own Braids mace into any Of the
above without injury TO switch.
Ladies' hair Dressing, CurliRg and Hair Cutting
done Ia the latest and most prevailing styles.
HAIR DHEING Particular attention paid to
thfs branch OF the business. The best OF Dye used.
HOT AND COLD BATHS always Teady-The
best hathing ~apArtmenta in the civ. inn7
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Free DeIlYery OF Letters.

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Carriers will please leave orders 70 that effect at
the POstmsster's Room, with any Carrier, or BY
letter through the Postofhoe, vhen they Nil b de-
j IiVered, without eItrs charge, with promptness,
according to the following Timetable Of Depart
ures Of Carriers from the Office:
IN THE BUSINESS TxRRITORY.
Lying between the River and esst side ontario st.
be as follows:
FIRsT DELIvERY.-rarrisrs will leave Postofhos
at 500 A. n! with proceeds of al night mAils
SECOND DELIvERY.-Lesve Postonloe 81 1000 A
N. Vith proceeds Of 1880 Eastern.
THIRD DE1rYERT.-Lsave u;30 A. n. With pro
cssds Of e:zO A. n. Western, 9:l5 A. NJ ~ssndusky
Way, $50 4. n Cinotnnsh, S.26 A 4. Ptttsburg,
sd l0:2O a. \. Eastern Way.
tgt.s. GSS saSsas9-L..,. ., an -t'n pro;
eseds or 2.l y. n. Eastern, 2.55 P. N. Wsst.rr
S.O0 . !, a.. NEnatf. a.
Sixth DELIyA A'-Asafe At 500 P. n, for Dron.
Letter Distribution.
FOUR DELHER TERRITORY,
Lying betv cen Ontario street and Wilson avenue
including scranton's Mats, the Heights, and ne
Vest side:
FIRST DErrvEKY-Lesys Postohice At 8 On
with proceeds Of night mails.
SEOOSD DELTyERY-Lsave at 1880 Az wftb
Eastern Way.
THIRD DEiIvERY.-Leaye at 800 P. N. With pro-
e9NlA u Aee@1 A. n n6nhoAA .
FOURTH DELRERY.-Leave at $50 P. n. with
proceeds Of 2:ESsR. N. Eastern, 2:5s P. n. Toledo.
and 800 P. NJ. Columbus.
COLLECTIONS OF LETTERS IN THE BUsI-
Z TERRITORY.
FIRST coLLEcTIOE-Wih 1t 500 An
for the $3.50 Eastern and $50 Atlantic and Great
Western.
sEcoSD-Wm commenoo at 1000 A. N. fsr Drop
Letters.
THIRD-Commences at 1880 A. n. for 1850 P 4
Pittsburg, 40 P NJ Columbus, 2:45 P. n. Toledo,
and S:25 P. n. Eastern Way.
FoURTB-Oommsnees at 300 P. n. for $50 P. n.
Eastern and $3.50 P. n. Saudusky.
FIFTH-COmmsnces at 4dO P. N. tor nroR letter..
y s1~TH-Oommences At 500 P N for 900 P. N
Eastern, 100 P. M Western. and 1000 P. N. Gin
oinnatii $50 A. NJ (ns1t morning) MahoniuR 500
A. n next mCrningl Pittsburgh; sos A. n. NEXT
morning. Oinnani and $40 A. N. (next mOrninRl
Toledo.
COLLECTION IN THE -FOUR DELIVERY
t'' d TERRITORY
VIII commences at 500 A. M, 1880 A. NJ, 500 P
2. COWIES P. Il.
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- Dr. R.GOODALE'S
s gAIMARRBH.
AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
TIT ACME OF PERFECTION.

10 penetrates the secret ambush Of
this terrible disease, and ~sKterminates It, root and
branch, forever.
Ii removes ali b Wretehed symp-
toms Of this loAthesome mAisdy, and avsFts con-
sumption.
IL cleans the head, deOdOrtsea the
breath, and Affords the most grateful relief.
II aIIeVtRtes more agOny and Silent
suffering than tongue can tell.
1t Is noted for curing the most hope.
less Gases. that every known means failed In.
1t cure Hay, lose and Periodic Ca.
tarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent types.
no form Of atarrh or nOfses in the
cad can resist its penetrating power.
DR.. GOOdale's Catarrh Kennedy Is a
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm or the hand.
DE-. H 6OOdala Is known ahr0HRhOHa
the country, e. the Author Of the only True Tbso-
~ Of Cstsrrh ever Published. where its Origin
What ita ~Raysges-Aode Of TTeatmeRt-and Rapid
Cure In all fits lorms.
DIR. GOOdaIe's Pamphlet on CatarFh
should be read by every one It eau be obtsinsd at
our nearest Agency, or By sending . postage stamp
70 our once. r .7
Proe 81 90. Send > stamp for parphist-
NORTON b ANDREWS, sole Agents, New York.
Bold By G. W. CLARK Cleveland tebs:BS
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MPOKTANT TOLaUIP8-Dr. Ear.

&uAL SAN[&4-@ ~ N@~@@L@sSA %&NA
Usy's FsnAis PfTs nEvB Esvs. yse fsilSd in F0sa0y.
hg dlGoulti5s Ari-inE Iom obstruction. CT stop
PHgO o. nstaFs. O. "a restoring rs syets1 to psr
tst health Wbsu Erf5TfaE ron spinal AdsotionEi
FrolGpg7s, UssS ths Whites, CT oshsT weakness J
the Utsrns OrEBrg. The Pii3g acs p~erteotly hem
kMo on tbs constitution, EEd Elsy 10 sEkcl By TIT
lost delicate f7urlz vifhout oEuai1E djftrsaS-tbI
same time thsy oct Ike = ohsfn bg strengthening.
tHv1gorafinR and ~raHtoriBg the system 80 2 hsalth
sanditioH, ERd by bringing on the 10Gthg psslod
With regularly, Nc matter sroE wat csaBas ths
Subtraction Uzy zras E1Sy Ebcuid. h0Tsgsr, sos
BE- taken during has E5ss tsEda HaOntnE 81 pTuEasr.
o., though sails s. sBT gFas. dE7A = Eis-aEhss
Vould b tie Fasul1.
z EAek box 5015zf1s 6JPtib. grifs Z O..
Dr. EkEEE118 TzzAEIEH OF Dissssss Of Fsmhis
Pregnancy, E~lsChTiGga B~asTsrHsss, BsortIky, Be
PRODUCTION, sid EtGs5s Ct HaGUfe, and SmphRticsi-
" the Ladies Private ksdics; ADVISE Z pamphlet
q "a ptgt1, EopE has ~ Gay s5jrssz- siz caREs -
eUirsd 20 pay poSfssa.
ms pills snt bcoE VII u EaaE h. 2rsi ~kss d.
EFad, Esc.Taig Ea1ist. EnE prepaid D.
s-EENAEs =. 2, General Agent.
50. &c Goa ST. HoE YORK.
NR-Bol5 by aa sas PRINCIPAL Drasgi5sE.
-. CLARK, Grugdss, Arsnt Tor OisyslEgd.
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~PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.

Inc Propriet0rs Of the New York Museum OF AnAt-
envy have determined, regardless Of expense, TO Is.
me free Qor the benefit Of suffering humanity, and
suppression Il quaeSeTy) four OF their most inter
ertipg and instructive Lectures OF Marriage and It's
Hsoualfhcations EerOBB and PHYSICAL Debility,
Premature decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, Weak.
nsss or DeUression, InpUtencys LOss Of Energy and
Eanly Power; the great Social xvii, and those
Ealadies which result from youthful fuilies, eE.
psssss OF maturity, and Ignorance Of Physiol1gy
aud Laws Of nature.
These invaluable Lectures have besn the means
Of snlightening and saving thousand, end will be
Ervardss free On receipt Of four stamps, by ad-
dressing SECRETARY, New YoIk &ussnm Of AnAt-
smy and Medicine, 6lE Broadway, New York.
acbTE-Rg
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Ia EVERY ONE SHOULD USE
HALI's VEGETABLE sICILIAB HAIR Re-
hk@ER. that splendid preparation for the HAIR,
Nh'eh Is fact O~ec6ming 80 popular and 50 nuoh
inquired for. No one who has once tried It viii
YER give up the I'VE oft.
II viii restore grey hair to It's original color.
It viii prevent the hair from falling out.
It elssnsss the scalp, and makes the hair Soa,
suslrous and siIken.
1t Is & splendid hair dressing.
For sale by all Druggists.
b. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, n. g.,
Proprietors.
BENTON, DUEHAH a CO., Cleveland, Ohio,
General WAolesals Agents. Juns.242
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PERIODICALS.
OUR YOUNG TOLES

An illustrated Monthly Mag dine for 8 snc
Girls, edited BY J. 7. TRONBRIDGE, All
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REID.
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CLEVELAND AND PiTfsBUN4s

CLEVELAND AND PlTfSBUks5E
- RAILRCAp
1875, SUMMEB ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
On and after Monday. May 18th 1855, Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays oLceptsi) IS follows:
s.UU a. M.-~dA-1-aruVe8 A. riItsDurgu fsS r. u.
HzrriEburgn 2ie A. H., Baltimore 100 A. n.
Wsshirgton l0.35 A. ~, PhfAdelPhlh $50 A. \.
New YORK CODA. NJ, Wheeling zoe P. n. Uon'
meets at Hudson with q. .. AO.BR. for AkroH
aud Millersburgh.
l:sO P. I.-E&t 6ESS-ArnYes 81 Pit5burgh g:5 P.
~. HsrrishurRh 100 A. NJ, Baltimore l2:D ?
EWashingtou &s40 P. ~, Phlsdelphis l2:fo p
n, New YoTk 2-t5P.A. Nheelng 80 a, \,
$40 P. h.-AlOOMMODATION-FOT Hudson and
Intermediate Stations, OuYahoga Ealls. Akron,
and Mflersburgh, connecting AZ Orrvile witt
P.F T. W. D. BY. for Canton, M~sssilon, W6os'
ter 'yud Mansfield
r Cars run through from ttsburgh to New York.
via allentown without Oh ange.
~ Ears IS iOH - - bly Osner hLA
8- Through Tickets caa b 5rocrssc at tn Upion
r'eksE ncaoa W-tf-n Horse, at the DEPOT, or the
J.. b. DEVERHUz. s1zg
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FORK 3 Harlem Railroad
HOFIm 10 RAYELERq


TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Bundayu sxeeptsdl
MORNING EXPRESS, leaving Troy AZ ptIH
n; nom Albany 1t Hudson River Depot q $40 a
n, arriving ct New York At :3O r. Il
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy A. nc
?. H.; ron Albany at 8:I5 z n, arriving a Nsv
York at es20 P T., eonnecting with express train
for Philadelphia and Warrington CITY.
The Cincinnati Express from BuhAlo oornseA
with the $50 At Albany for New York b. ths Har
lem Road.
Tor the better accommodation Of the uubUo. AZ,
rAngemeni1 have been made 70 run the trains q
the Hudson River Railroad %. and thoaa Of the n.
z. and Harlem Railroad Co. 81 different borrs fruE
Albany and TrOy. --r- =
TIE HARLEM Road,
Passengers win be Tiokosed and Baazaa rh.oksa
oTs- this road direct 70 New York b. ts 49,
3. B. o., and All connecting lines North nd Wei
Tickets Of the Hudson River Railroad %. audo
this %. win be received By either road: md
gage checked By either Company WAsbs ~ -
In New York without change Of ohaoR III
Nov. ID, 1854. r.. A. HI RupaA
ToHD b. Gam, Advertising AgsnE
ABs kMcKSRBooKUs Agent Abap1, AnEsR
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Professor or ELECTEOPATRT AND mEDIoIEB-
Onacs-lIs Seneca street, 3 few doors from Superior,
up 81 airs, opposite the CITY Hotel.
BB-Omos hours from . to Il and from 2 to 8 o'clock
nafv NSundava eTccDf d } IauIT
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uLEYELAND . KRlE RAILROAD
wIsTsB ARRABsHHxs9. lsss


Ga sud afsr nondsy, Oct. slBt, lsS4, FasenEa
TTktla VII run IS tonoNs, Sunday a1eepsed)s
LEAVE OLEFELAHD:
$50 A. M.-DAY Express TRAIH-Sto9ring ~
WnlouEhby, PHtne5ville. Madison, GeusVa, Ash
szbula. OonHeaut and atrsrd only, and arrive q
Nris A. la0 ?. n, Dunkirk 7a5 ?. ~, Bu1Af
T:2s F. M..OIHUIENATI EIPREss-5sotphnK a
gainesville, AhktsbulA and Girard only, snd ar.
rtvss At Erie5saR. n, D11iuTk ss2 P H. Buf
$50 P. M.-MAIJ n kOOOHMunATIOE-
5opzinE a. ali Tatiou5 sod arrive 81 Era .
saa P. M.-NIGRr EKPgEss 4s-s.o :.
2ainssyile, AshtabalA Aad Girard Only. aud
8zriyss u Ems nt Hap A r.. na9kirk 10
3 ~, Bufsic f.A Ak.
hEAEe GKIA
$40 A. H.-Htau2 ZPEE Blnf
It Girsrc. Ashtsbuis and PainssVfds only, ans
arrive At geveland At n A 3
t;BI A.. n HAIL AND AOCOM MODATIOE
TBAIH-Stoppins At al Ftationa ard arrive u
cleveland 1t 1879 4.
iO.1B a. B.-T0LEDo EXPRESs-51DsiuF At al
atAtAOnR except sNEnVille, Saybrook, DEionVlle
PerrT, Mentor and MfokiiJs, aud arrives 81
Cleveland at 2:i3 IN
Ea5 p. H.-DAH EXPRESS THhIH-Seopping .
GirErd, COn1eaut, AsnklbulA, Geneva 4 Painsa
vile oply, end arrives IN Cleveland 1t q:Z5 ,. =
Trains
al tie trains soi1g westward connect at Usve,zna
With trains Tor Toledo, Ohicago, Columbus, ODntn
usti, indianapolis, s. Louis &c. 4nd al throaEt
trains OF the New YORK & Erie Railroad, ane St Eui
fal with those o. the Rev York Central & BunslO Z
Kew York City Railroads Tor New York, Albany
Boston, Niagara Falls, &c. and ~ Er3 VIII trtini
on the Phiisdsluhia Z Erie Railroad
~ Day Expras, East and RdEGs oOanccA .
GirErd with TrAirs On Eri3 q Ptttahurgh EailrOB
&C. Ainsgvlis, herdT1iss JenesoHli Sc
svs-.i,n4 Oct a7zt. 1srf
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DYEINc,
FREDERICK CYRIAx,

FREDERICK CYRIAX,
french Fancy steam Dye Works anQ
Cleaning establishments
8elFidero Farm, East Cleveland, and
90 Seneca Street.
. oTTfcE-lO4 Seneca st., Cleveland, o,
i mean TO make this the BLST DOLLHOUSE IN
THE WEST, and shall spare no effort to give sat.
hfaction. 1H
Ioal the especial attention Of Gentlemen 70 the
M RI IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
Of Cleaning or Re-dYsIng Of nsds-up Garments.
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DRIVATE AFFAIRS,
L IN WHICH
Ill Glasses are Interested.

Farmers DroVers, Merchants, Lumbermsn, Ne
ehAnics, Miners, Bankers, the ricn and the poor,
should ask themselVeI If the slightest SYPHLTrIo,
or so-ealled PRIVATE DISEASE, faint is lingering IL
their SYSTEMS, If so, they should apply In person,
If possible; If not possible in persoo, by letter.
and receive by return mail 3 blank circular OF
question:, which Il enable my one to know posi-
lively lust how they Etahd.
To the intelligent reader it is not necessary to
publish the uames Of the many complications and
forms assumed by this terrible scourge, yet IL may
be advisable TO mention Is most prJmins Mt sYPH-
Ills PRIMARY, SYPHILIS SECONDARY, and SYPHILIS
deathly SETON.
Every one should know, also. that many o. the
most obstinate and worst ULCER TED THBOATs
proceed from this cause, and will, il not properly
handled, ultimately result in loss Of voice. Look to
your true interest, and consult bv letter, or apply at