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JotIinRr.

1ONNAAAlAA
The crop of maple sugar in Vermont
viii be much larger this season than ever
before. .,......-.---.
Isaac Cunningham, famous pugilist,
was killed on Monday morning last, in
New York, by Mrs Bridget DonShue, she
having struck him on the head with a
smoothing iron in Response TO q blow which
be gave her. This is the second pugilist
that has been killed in New York, IN 8
violent wsy, within the past two weeks.
A twenty thousand dollar organ is build
ing for Beechsr's church.
A New Bedford man has just drawn
$4,000 in lottery.
At recent splendid wedding in New
York the bridal presents were valued 81
$4,000. s-re u -.s
a ,Oitty scEism-the writers in Punch
are qusrreling. ~. al
If the last hope of the Southern Con-
iederacy is the negro, it Is dark one
Prentice. ~. ~.
The infamous Judge Barnard, of New
York, is trying to release bounty jumpers
from the clutches of the law by tie force
Of habeas corpus. He hasn't been success
ful.
Col. Washington A. Bartlett, father of
the young lady who married the antiqus-
ted Cuban nsoob, Signor Ovidio, whence
sprung the sstiressof the diamond We'd
ding" is dead.
GThe next day" Tie Charleston Mer-
eltry lately said, "Let US all sing Te Deums
and hurrsh for Jefferson DRvis--Jeferson
Davis forever and the devil the next day.,
Camden, South Csrolina, is classic ground,
for two revolutionary battles we're fought
there, the first between Gstes and Corn
wallis and the other between Greene and
Lord Rswdon.
A young lady in Brooklyn, N. Y, is
making large number of young men nm
happy. She is employed by the Provost
Marshal to draw the names from the draft
wheel.
Rosa Bonheur, like her sex, Is capricious.
She stipulated TO paint picture for q
Frenchmsn, but becoming vexed with
him, refused to fulfil her contract with him.
A civil tribunal has consequently ordered
her to pay damages and psint IS per
agreement.
Three hundred dollar bOquets have been
common at the New York balls the psst
winter.
The New York young ladies are dye-
ing at s fearful rate Red hair is the OBJ
iect.
Fashion writers say female heads are
now decorated in barber-ic style. ar no
Eighteen horse races, aud $1,000 in
purses, are IS the spriug programme on the
Fashion Course, and the animals are all
first raters.
A musical fish is advertised in London.
It's voice is probably pitched in c, and il
runs up its own scales.
The young Lord Pelham has not killed
his brother with carving knife. he has
been in better business-cutting bis OWL
throat.
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Oil Items.

A Titus7ille correspondent of the Erie
Dispatch, says
A new well of from zoo to $50 barrels
capacity per day was struck lately on the
right bank Of the creek near Funf's Ferry.
This renews the excitement in this vicin-
ity.
Our friend Hosg lstely sold his interest
in the Empire well for S75;OoO. The
yield Of this well is now about 100 barrels
per day.
notice you report so barrel well at
Iidioute. Our information concerning it
is limited and not relisble.
Pit Hole territory is still bringing good
prices and Pine Creek and Caldwell is
being enquired after considerably.
On ON THE BRAN.-The Detroit TTi-
brtas of Saturday, says:-The exodus from
this city to the LakepOrt oil district, would
indicate that many people are troubled
with oil on the brain. Scarcely 8 train
leaves for that region that does not convey
about half dozen who go to see for them
selves. All who return, give good &C.
counts of the how of oil in the Baker well.
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DAILY LEADER.
Trodden Flowers.
BT AIrnED rEExrsOx.

- .
Thsrs are some hearts that, like the rowing vine
Cling to unkindiy rocks and ruined towers;
kpifits that suffer and do not repine- l7
Patient and sweet s. loEly trOdden flowers;
That from the Passer'S heel arise,
And bring back OdOrous breat b instead Of sishs
But there are other hsarts that will net feel
The lonely love hat haunts their eyes and ears
That wound fond faith with anger than Eteel;
And out Of pity's spring draw idle tears.
o haturei 7 shall it ever Be thy will
IL things with good to mingles good with M
Why should the heavy foot ofsorroW press
The willing heart Ofuneom planning love-
Meek charity that Ehrinks nos from distress,
Gentleness, loath her tyrants to rsprove7
Though virtue weep forever and lament
VIII one hard heart turn to her and relent
Why should the reed be broken that will bend.
And they that dry tue tears in others ewes
Feet their own anguish swelling without end,
Their summsr daTkened with the smoke OF Eighs
Sure, Love to some fair Eden Of his own
v III Zee at last, and leave US here alone.
Love weepeth alwayB-weepeth for the past,
For woes that are, for wOfs that may betide;
Why should not hard ambition weep at last
Envy and hatred, avarice and Brids1 7.
Fate whispers, sorrow is our ot,
They would be rebslsi love Iebellethn not.
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ARRTYAL OF NAIIs AT M

ARRIVAL OF HALLS AT DEPOTs
AAsisfH THROUGH arrives At 7:SO A. H., els P. NJ,
Eastern Way arrives ct I0.9O AN.
western LnTongh arrives st $50 A. H., $50 P.
90 Way arrivss at 2:56 P. II.
SenouaQ Way arrives at 9i15 A. 81.
Cincinnati Through srriVes at 0:s0 A. L., 500 ?. H.
DO Way arrives st $50 P. n.
Pittsburgh Through arrives ct 9:66 A. Il.
Way arr1Ves ct l0.10 P. ii.
Aahoning Way arrives ct l035 A. n.
&eadYflls arrives at I0.25 a. n.
6sdinA Way arrives ct 400 P. L.
RockPort, &o., arriyes Tuesdays, ThGrsdaga and
Saturdays ct II II.
GsrrenTille arrives daily OF lob A. II.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily "A. n
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
EAsEHRE THR0UeH for Eris, Buffalo, Boston. Hsv
York, Hartford, and Painesyille, Geasva, AEhtsbu
- end ConDesnt, CLOSES at $50 a. II.
hAsEERH THBoUea, for Kew York only, closes u
&25P. n.
EAsTKRs THE0uaz, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany,
5os:On, HsW FeEk and Hartford, closes st SOD
E4sTERH WAY, for al points between CisJsIand
and Erie, closes at 2:50 P. N.
WEsFERH THBoUaH, for Toledo, Detrsit, Ohioago;
and Milwaukee closes 1t 7:l0 q. NJ.
nKsfAEH THRoUGR, for Toledo, Detroit Chicago,
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 900 P. H.
NEsrKRN WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes st las P. Al.
SAEDusKY WAY, for sAndusky and hll interme,
diate points, closes At $3.50 P. n.
OIsoNEATI WAY, fer all points between CisT0ia15
and Cincinnati, CLOSES at 7:06 A n,
cIEOIEEAzI fHBoUaH, for Columbus, Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati, CLOSES ct 1905 A. n.
g1EcEEAFII THRoUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
louisville s.. Louis, indianapolis, GAINESVILLE, and
Sheoling, closes At 300 P. n.
FIEI6BUReH THROueH, for Pittsburgh and Wesh.
lngton, closes At 12:50 P. NJ.
PITTsBURGH WAY, for eli points between CisTs.
and, RsIlsviile, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
sdelPhsas BsitimofS snd Washington, closes At 100
4. h.
HAHoEHs WAY, foF all points between UisTslEa5
and youngstown, closes st s:45 P. d.
MEADvILLE, closes at $3.50 A. IL.
MEDNA WAY, closes At 7:S0 a. n.
RoUkPoRT, So, closes oa TussdayE, Thursdays
and Saturdays, st IAN.
WAEEE7sT1III, closes daily, 1o:sOA.B.
EAEF OLEVuAED AID Euclid, closes dsfly, 81 , |
r. g..
Kali and Drop LstsssE are required b. Law 70 b |
pye-7Aid-
al Olty Circulars sFs required to r. pre- paid siss
; fvo-oe1t stamp.
Office op'n from 8 90 A. n. to 50 P. N. On |
Sunday from 300 to 1000 A. n.
o. C0WBES P.H
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MEateal.

physicians PRESCRIPTIONS
i The dispsnsAtion Of PhJsieiAns' Prescriptions
always receives st our hands that care and sttsn-
ton which their importance demands, and none
but articles Of most nne1oeptionAble quality are
used in their preparation.
Physicians Who conhds their Prescriptions to
our care, are assured that our prices are always
reasonable. CHURCHILL BROTHER,
i6ns7 No. 126 0ntAri ostreet.
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New YORK z Harlem Railroad.
10 TRAVELLERS.


TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
u (SundAyB axoeptsd-
MORNING BXPBEsS, leaving Troy At ss15 A.
H.; from Albany at Hudson Biver Depot at ESQ A.
H., arriving ct New York at 3=80 P. n.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy At BOO
?. n; from Albany at 8sl6 P. r., arriving IS nov
York At 9s2O P. n, connecting with express trains
for Philadelphia and Washington City.
Tbs Cincinnati Express from Buffalo connects
with the $50 ct Albany for New York By the HAr-
lem Road.
For the better accommodation Of the public, AZ.
rangemenis have been made 70 run the trains o.
the Hudson River Railroad 90. and those Of the n.
Z. and Harlem RailToad %. st different h0uu trp=s
Albany and Troy.
THE HARLEM R0AD.
Passengers VIII be Ticketed and BaggAgs checked
over this road direct to EsE York by the Central
3. B. Co., and all connecting Lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson BiVer RAilroad %. and of
this Co. will be received b. either road and Bag
gage checked By either Company win be delivered
In New York without change OF checks.
Nov. "a, 1884. T. A. CHAPIH, sup't.
FoED a. GRGzH, Advertising Agent.
A B. kElcKERB0cKER, Agent Albany. noaE rs
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? y 70 NV III-1
"a, Bold b. an the principal Druggtsss.
g ". CLARK, DrrKgist, Agent for Cleveland.
= MANHOOD Avn THE YIGO

~ MANHOOD AND TIE VIGOR
OF YOUTH REST0RgD in four weeks, by DR..
Rieord's ESSEHOE or LIFE DR.. Ricord fof Pa
risl has sppoiated az Agent in New York for the
ssle Of his highly pTiEed Essence Of Life. J HIS
won3erful agent will restore snbOoi to the most
shattered constitutions, in fozr weeks and II used
according to printed instructions, failure is impos
sible. success IN every case, is certain.
Dr.. Bicords Essence Of Life 10 cold in csses With
full instructions for me- at S. four quantities
IN enc for So and will be cent any psrt careful
ly packed receipt of remittance 70 his acsredt-
ed agent. Circular sent free receipt OF four
stamps PHILIP ROLAED,
4i7 Broone street, one door west Of roadway,
fshl5.R8 EeR Nolk.
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RgPHIIOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.

Tne PEopIietOrs Of the New York Museum OF Anat-
omy determined, regardless Of exper SO, 70 fs-
sue fr.e (for the bene1t or suffering humanity and
suppression qusoseTy) four Of their most inter-
ostfng and instructive Lectures on MarT ge and its
disqualincations, Nervous and PLY steal Debility,
Premature decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, w eak.
rsss or Depression, Impotency, Lcss OF Energy and
Manly Poweri tbs great soaal Xvii, and those
hala1iss with result from youthful fjllitB, ex-
oesses or maturity, and ignoranos Of Physiolsgy
and laws Of nature.
ofenlightening ana saving thoussnds, end will be
forwarded ffes on Teoelpt Of four stamps, by ad-
drPfsing sECRETART, New York Auss5n OF Anat-
oiny and Aecieine, 6ls Broadway, New York.
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whistIipg to Keep Their Courage Up.

WhistIIpg to Keep Their Courage Up.
The Richmond Enquirer, of the 9th, in
dulges in the following effort to keep up
the rebel courage:
Such seems to be the case with the peo-
pie of the Confederaey at this time. The
sir IS filed with alarming rumors; every
fear has found voice, and every ear is
open to the tale it tells. Measures of pre-
caution are construed to pressge disaster
When the wagons and sick are ordered to
the rear Il is inferred that the enemy is
about to retreat 1t is time to proclaim
order in the ranks and give the reassuring
command, STEADY /" Let every man re-
turn to his pest and give all his energy to
the performance of his duty, while he lis
tens to the word of encouragement from the
soldiers in the front Regard sll street
rumors as the soldiers do those of the camp.
They know that none Of the latter sr g
wholly true, and most of them entirely
false. They only frighten those who are
already scared. Try TO trace one of them
10 its source, and you will find that, in 90
cases out of loo, the evidence IN support of
it would fail to convince rational and
cool man of the least important fact.
Measures of preesution do not indicate
doubt Of success. To take of ones clothes
before going in the water does not prove
that one expects to be drowned. kvery
incumbrance must be cent TO the rear be-
fore the battle, however secure the victory
may be. The real danger is always less
than imagination represents it to be. Look
steadily at q ghost, and it will vanish.
Danger effects the enemy IS much as il
does US. An apparently irifing circum-
stance has often defeated the combinations
Of skill, and the power of numbers and re-
sources. In the word of the old Scotch
version:
'The race Is not - him that's got
The longest legs to run,
Nor the battelle 70 the peopsle
That shoots this longest gun"
A critical moment is critical to both
sides. General jackson (Stonewsll) was
once told that the enemy was on his flank.
He answered, "Then 1 am on his flank, |
too" It is well known that these bold |
mAneuvres, which are decise, if successful, |
alwsys expose the party making them to |
disaster equally great In proportion 10 the |
sndseity Of his own movements.
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The crop of maple sugar in Vermont
will be much larger this season than ever
before. ,-.....-..--. .-..-.
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Giothfs aerin1frs.
NLoTHEs WRINGERs.

1 have the Agency OF two Of the best Clothes
Wringsrs ever invente5, viz: Putuam's i'BxcsI-
sior " and the s1issls Giant, !" boIh Of which a,e
self-adiusting, simple and durable. One Of the ad.
vRntageB c the Little eiAnt consists in its being
adapt3d for square box or any iizsd tub, and
took the rst premium at the last Ohio Ststs Fair,
by actual trial. 10 rot buy any WrInges until you
osll snd ex ,mins Whist have.
GEO, D, BECK, go Superior st.,
EsbS Opposite PostVfsoe.
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AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

II penefrates the secret ambush of
this terrible di ease and exterminates it, root and
branch, forever.
It removes all the Wretehed symp-
toms Of this loathesome mAlady, and aveEts con-
sumption.
H cleans the head, deOdOrlses the
breath, and affords the most grstetul relief.
It aIIeViates more agony and silent
suffering than tongue can tell.
Il is Noted for curing the most hope.
less cases that every known means failed in.
IC cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca
tsrIh, Of the most obstinate and violent types.
No form of Catsrrh or noises In the
cad can resist its penetrating power.
DIR. GOOdaIe's Catarrh Remedy Is q
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hand.
DIR. x. GOOdaIe is known thrOughOut
the country, as the Author Of the only True Tbeo-
~ Of CataIrh ever published. Where its Origin
What its Bsvages-Mode of Treatment-and Rapid
Cure in all its forms.
DIR. GOOdaIe's Pamphlet on CatRRrh
should be read by every It can be obtained at
or nearest Agency, or By sending pcntsge stamp
10 our Office.
Price 81 co. Send stamp for pan phlet.
MORTON q CO., Sole Ag'ts, T5 Bleeker lt,, n. z.
Sold by G. ". CLARK. Cleveland. febs;RS
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Connections are made st aonrosTflIs With ths 6ans
SanduBky, Dayton 4 Cincinnati 3. 4. st Fremont
with the fremoEt Indiana u. b. and at Toiedf
With the Michigan Southern q Northern Indiana and
Toledo q Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit
jackson, Io1f MaT1s, LogAnsport Latagstta, Oatrey
Southwest.
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo ard tas
West st 9:29 A. H., 2:55 ? E-s Ald $40 ?. n. Erol
sand1s1 st s;l5 4. n. Il .. EUOAAks suBs.
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.Hos S zoYoe siHoC
RssS- DEIFf EInIe. gsBgs,
1876. Winter Arrangements lS64ss.
Foa TEE
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING GE HALLS,


oOEHEoEHe HoEDAY, ooToBEE sIsr, 1853.
~ Msfis wiz be- oPensd and ready for dsliysFY
one hour after arrival Of trains,
- An Hsils eloss one hour bsiors departure
trains.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF CONPTRoILER OF THE CURREEoY,
WAsHIEGToN, Feb. Z, 1866.

OOhPIkOLLEA OUAhEhC1g
WASHINGTON, Feb. Z, 1866
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence,
w presented to the uud4rsigned, it has been
made T. appear that he tNATI0EAL CITY BANK
OF CLEVELAND" in the City of Cleveland, in
the County Of Cuyahoga and State Of Ohio, has
been duly organized under and a5co- ding to the
requirements et the act of Congress entitled San
Act to provide National Currency, secured by
pledge Of UBited states Bonds, an to provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof approved
June 3, 1854, and has compiled with sll the pro-
visions of 'aid set required to be complied With
before commencing the business Of Banking und T
said act.
Now, therefore, I, HUGH McCULLOCg, Comp
troller Of the Currency do hereby certify that d
NATIONAL CITY BANK OF CLEVELAND, in
the City Of Cleveland, in the County of Ouyshoga
and State Of Chic, is authorized TO commence the
business of Bank ing under the act afores aid.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal
Of ONCE this seventh day Of February, 1865.
i. s. HUGH MoCULL0CH,
febll 81 Comptroller Of the Currency.
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MEfaatesg.
The Old EAGLE FOUNDRY

Corner Front and Meadow sGs.,
OPPOSITE DEPOEl
Is again open, and the subscriber begs leave to
inform itB cd friends and patrons, and the public
generally, that he is now r,scy 30 build
ALL KINDS OF ENGIEEs,
Portable or Stationary.
He Is also ready TO do all kinds Of REPAIRING
on short notice and In q Workms like manner.
Particular attention paid to PR0PELLER
WORK. Our facilities for mar ufscturing MILL
GEARING ere a. good as the best. Jhe Patterns
have been aceumulsting for upwards of twenty
nvs years, 6nd are OF the best quality All orders
from distance promptly offend d to.
Ad 'ress }. RIGG, Manager,
ian2l:R3 Box 26T Cleveland Ohio.
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0LEVRLAND AND TOL DO r B
~. wIsrER GRs1Haz,lzaG. lss4s.

On and after Monday, Oct. ElIt. 1884, Passenger
Trains Win Leave OlsyelAnd follows SUNDAYS ex-
eeptsd
s:io a. M.-GHI6AGU EXPRE55.-Stops 81 BeFea,
Grafton, ObeFiin, Wskeman, HorWaIk, Monroe
vile, Bellevue, Qyde, Fremont and Elmorel
and arrives at Toledo at 1898 ?. H.s Chicago At
u:30P. y and Detroit $50 Pm.
7ilo P. H.-WESTEBA MAIL.-etop5 at Al stations
on Southern DtTisio1, and arrives e Toledo g
7:25 P. n; Chicago at s45 A. u. and Detroit at
fO.1oP. -.
Sa0 P. E.-HORTHERH MAIL.-5tops At all stas
lions on Northern Division, and arrives e sans
d15ky Gt T.i0 p. n.
N;S r. M.-EIGHT EXPRE3s.-Etcpg Is 6raflon 4
HorFalk, HorrO6F1Ie, Clyde and Ersnc1t, and
arrives as Toledo Ct 2s3s A. HI ChicAGo ai u -
2. 4. and Detrclt At 200 A. q.
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MPORTANT no LEnTTS-nT IA.


we female Pills nnTa never JOS hilsd in rsmog.
ne la1loUfties arising from Obstruction, oT stop
pss Of nature, or In restoring the gyEtsm % Per.
g health when suffering from Spinal Affections.
kroiapgue, Ueeri, the Whites, or otbsr weakness
tns Uterins Organs. Tbs Pills are perfectly harm
lees On the constitution, and nay Be taken by the
aie-t osioate female without eAu1ing diEtrsss-tbs
1aa,s tine they Aot lika charm By EtrsnEshenlnz
l1Hlgorating and rsEtaring the systsm 70 heAlth
seHeitfon. and bg bringing on the monthly psriod
uatn regularity, no nattsr from what causes tbs
c2atl1ctioa NY eriSs. They should, hoWsFsr, EOT
be teten eRrtng TIE arEt thrss months sf pregasR.
eFl ssSasa sass s. any ether tins, ss ni6sEFFiass
egald oe tbs result.
- loh boz oont1ias 90 plls. Pries %.
d. HaEEETa TEEATIEI on Diseases of Females,
tregnancys hiseaIriage, Barronnass sterIlity, Be.
proa1otioEs and Abnsss q Haturs, and emphEtlcaI.
u he Ladies Private H05ioal Adviser, n pamphlet
q g Peges, aent oe 20 any adersI. Six cents ~
Q1lrsd - pay postage.
3io pils and hook Win b sat b. mall Whsn d.
CEsai Eocursly sssiea, and prepaid, by
J. BRYAN, H. D., General Ageut,
. 30. I6 Cedar st, Kew YORK,
n sold by FL the principal Druggists.
6. ". CLARK, DrrEgistI Agent for Cleveland.
frN -
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B% OLD BYEs MADE NEW
pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
sight and give up spectacles, without aid Of doctor
OF medioeDs-Sent BY mail free on receipt Of ten
cents. Address z. B. FOOTE, NJ. D.,
fsblER3d&w Il9O Broadway New York.
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2aiIgaas.
A TLANTIO AHD GREAT WEsTERE
II RAILWAY. q
FAN and Winter AF7an ement,

Takes Effect Monday, November zstB, 1854.
CLEVELAND and GEW YORK
HDAT ExPEEss, leaves Cleveland Sundays except
ed) st $50 A. n, arrives ct MsadVille st 2oO ?. -
Dinnerl Salamanca At 5:65 P. n, t5l ,eplag CaEal
and New York ct E10P.-M,
''EIeHT E$PREss," leaves Olsvelsnl (Saturdan
exoePted,l at s:l5 ?. n, sleeping Cars attached
arrives At headVille at LEO A. 4, Salamanca a
ESQ A. n, and EeW York ct 1880 ?. \.
WESTWARD.
Day EXpress-LeaYes New York At.......-.I.o0 4 \.
Arrives at Cleveland at......7:S1 a. n.
Night DO Leaves New York ct. -...6sOO P. n.
Arrives At ClsVelnud ,.,,,e;10 P, q,
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.IGs AND HAIR W0KA.
b. D US BEW EsTABhIsMNMF,
TIE LARaEsf d THR STATE,

A LCOHOL-FOR SALE AT THK
-. loues. o-Erket rates by
CHUBOHILI PEOTHER,
eel0 DTgggi5tIs - ppiayso 8,
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SpetlaI NallGea.
3ELIlB sPEOIFIO PILI-WAFT


4AEEEn II ALL OASN5--oAn b relied
AeSos Al % eursi Do nDs aaa1sasG AEs spasd
IN sstionl No ohsngs of dist fequirsdl Do not ir
esrl1E1 va business FurEuitzi Oau ha ursd VIII.
eot deeeetanl Upu9rd cf 100 oeres the PAST nlonth
-s1ue e theu Fory gsFsro cassu. Over Oae hur-
eIee F1yalciAne have used tham IN Ghslr prac-
eioa. and Eleak vel Of thar nEoacy, and s2pr0To
q tz1iF composition, vhiah b entirely VsSstsbls-
ara ner1aleal O tao syascn. Egndrodz Of ccrti1l
eat9 90 g EhoWn. Bells spsciao Pills are th,
o-lEi1el eRd o1ly genuine gpe1i1o Pin. Thsy sr1
edsflrc thT mals aEd fsnaale, oidor young, ans
th1 cnlF reliable rcncdy f0r e1ecttnE q DeFmnd
neut a1d spsey czfe IN eli clseI Of Epsrmatorrhsa-
~ tszilal Wgsknslls With I'll ltl trains ef sYflI
s1c1 = DFethrAi and VAGINAL Dl1oharrss Glsst
be Es-fess Nightly ca InYoluntary Enfasions, In.
suutslsr>e, Genital Debility and Irritablty, In.
rolcacys heAEnes or loss Of Power, Nervous De-
eilfy, aes &C., al Of which arse principally fro
s.lE1si -xea13s- o. SELF Abuss, CT eoms oonStitu-
sioa oszen 1elneHt, and incspecitateg the sufferer
LroI !ailling the duties Of married llfs. In 81
SsE1a osaaeses, - GonarThea, Glset and Etroslros
Asl92ifng khYEilisn ior tho treatment Of Seminal
+. eFlaEys sexual, and GerTous Dise1sea, Who WI
oena iFss 2 all the following valuable Work, IN
se4Are slxslopss
TEl FEzIl1z rnouuAuD.-DT. Bell'H Treatiss On
~ Abuse, fromature Decay, Impotence and LoG
el PcEsr, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Reoknee
Iish1iy EuiS5icna, Genital Debility, a.. g., 4
peAphlst Of q pages. containing Important "a.
fqe % tie 1nieted, and which should be read b.
ayEy nneTer, e the faeanE OF cure in the ssTerst
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