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ERRIHeEl.zst ISL,

lsslL WHITE ARRAEGEAIRGE gv-s.
non and Aftsr HendsJ, Oct. slFs 4f.Es-f-org
trains viii leave Usysial5 &c foToFs GLE-ss q.
oeptsdf
siie A M.-ORIOAGO EKPRHSs-s.ossrsf 1e,sz
Gr8nons0bsril, Waterman, NcrVAE. Efgrrr e
g. villa Bellevue, Clyde, Fremont sid EimrFr.
and arrives AZ Toledo at Il 40 ?. l., UEscrrc ~
n1OE. =, sud DetrCI 5.0 p. T.
- ETERH MAlL.-StoHs Al Iii statiors
or southern. Division snd strives 81 Toieto "a
l5rE Chicago 1t $50 >. < and Detroit .
tsD P. M-AORTHERE hAIL.-stos a al ,ts.
o. . E0n8on 1ortlsrn Division, s1d ETrfvss 1t sar.
dnaky ct Tl0 p. n. -".H T
uS =. m.-H1GHT- E1FRESS.-Es9sa a GrrftcrI
H5lWalk. molFOsTlle, Clyde and ElruCgE an6
arrives q Iolsdo 81 n; Chleaso - lg;f
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The Morcb.

A book with tthe above title. written hY
Asjor Nichols, of General Sberman'Sstsfi
has just been ismed.dl 1t is 3 lively and
well written history of ShefmAn's grand
campaign through Georgia and the Caro-
linas. We extract from it the following
deacriniion IF --. ~ lM Il t.H-
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CUaEootio1s are inside st monFosyTIs w7xh sSe sEE
Dusty, Mansfield a Newark r. T.; e. Uyfs vflr az
s.ndu9 U Dayton 4 CtpeinDAh b. 4. AZ FrsEcsi
With hs Fremont 3 Indians r. K; and s= -EFrr
with the Michigan Southern 3 EortliaFn d. rlsa e z
Toledo a wabash Railroads Tor Chicago, IetfCit
.eeAfon Eqdt haynei LoGsnsF SOFT lebyCtts. CaiT.,
1Onthwg1E
Trains EIr1ge In ClsTeinnd ron Ioiado u4L d.
west ~ 80 A. -. 8.5s ?. -. ard SEQ -. TrCu
ssndnsky etsls I'D. kUChEG, SUIT
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MrWRY NOT USE THR BEsT2-
0Fsr tEsnty yesrs' increasing demand has estAb,
Hshed tie Gact MATHEWS VEsETLAE HAR DTE il
the best In the world. 1t is the cheapest, most re-
liable, and most convenient. ComDists in one
bottle. Docs not require any previous preparation
Of the hair. 30 trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub OF or make the hair appear dusty or dead,
Ut tnpsrts to it new life and lustre- Produces 8
~, 'tfuI black or brown, Is preferred. A child
" Il. Always gives satisfaction. Only Y
800 par title. Sold everywhere.
dATHEWs, Manufactured, N. 7.
DUN.splphS 4 90, New York, WhOIes, Ie
1870 ~ mylG:R4
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CLEVELAND AND PITTsBUEsH

1855. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Is55,
On snd after Monday. May 18th. 1875, Trains leave
CeFeland daily, Sundays excepted) As follows:
SUI a. Ms-MAlL-Arflge5 at fittgbUrgh SOU =. ~,
Ha EarrsburGn 2.Q A. ~ baltimore 7sO0 A, n.
Mashingtou lD35A A. ~, PhIadelphis 6:55A. ~,
Rev YORK GOA. ~ MheelingSsm ?. n. Coz
meets At Hadaon with q. 2. q. kE. Tor Akron
and Miller8buFGh.
I'D P. @.-E4PEESEArdyes a. Pittsburgh sI5 ?.
~. HarT1sburgh 70 A. n. baltimore 1870 ?,
HaMashlngton $40 r. l., PhilAdslphia i2:40 ?.
H. New York 2.tbP =. MheClins 6:3gA, q,
$40 p. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HudsoE snu
inter mediate Stations, CuyGhogs Falls, Akron.
and Millersburgh, connecting st Orry1lls With
Pr. NJ q. By. for Canton, Msssill0D, Woes
ter and Mansfield.
: Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New York,
via Alieutown) without change.
- hAre a8 low Is ~ sly otuor Ike.
~ Through Ttckstl can b. uFacrssT ct the Union
roket once. W~ff@H BOISE, at the Depot, or the
Euclid Street Stati n.
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TUTLRRY AND PLATED WARE
At reduced pNcsa. st OoWLEs 4 CO.'S,
Esa4a1 HOufa
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DRIVATE AFFAIRS,- - .
IN WHfcH % 81
Private KedIcai UTgUensarY,

Private Eedicai UTgueHSaFY,.,
1870 Jefferson avenue Detroit, Mich.
H Near the Michigan Rxehsngs H~OtelL
Where every form Of saPaL 8 Rndan other dis.
eases Of the provocative and urinary organs Of both
sexes are more successfully managed than at any
other similar Institution in this country Every
ons hould know that whilst theshghtest conssi-.
tutioAal Contamination exists, marriage Ia tmpos--
sible, for the good reason that where offspring en-
sues disease is nearly always entailed. This, there
fore, is one Of the worst impsdiments to msth-
mony.
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
improper practices, win ind this 3 DispensHry
where theIe Is no uncertainty aboat getting relief
but where every enc Of such cases are cured per.
manentiy. Nc books published ~ nor isPusd from
this ius itution BY which the minds Of the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruiped- 500.
LADIES, -l1.A1
Married or single, requiring a Female Regulator,
should enclose one dOI6r and three postage stemps,
and by return mail thsy will receive. with full d-
rections, the only reIiab 9 Female Regulator IN use.
This r. gulstOri Is fast becoming the ~faVOrite ofiadies
everywhere, simply because its action. is mild and
safe and can always be depended upon In removing
obstructi5ns from colds and any other cause. si
All correspondence strictly confidential. Letters
on consultation should contain one dollar anda
postage stamp for answer o Office and rooms ar
ranged that patients never see each other. '-i'!i
Consultation and services Rtthe office, free to the
poor, every Saturday afternoon. from 8 to P. n
daily, oxceot Sundays. All necessary surgical oper-
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Address, DR. DaHART
Pest ONCE Drawer 625, Detroit, Mich. "a
Enclose two postage stamps Andssndfdr circular
Of questions and, il properly answered medieines
oan DO s5ur ts any paTtof the country. Remember
these cases must be cured or the worst eonsequences
follow. ma9:r4dh.w
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- -" - W~UNIIWLIUIII 1T"
9halbg-Sa1dulky EAns5sic 4 EsHsFh Re lnf-a.
Hanafsid. III Vernon. Hsusrk. Esaesviis
0stdns-PitzstprThs EOrt WsyRs Z Chicsro Fsf.
road, Eortst, Upper 6anduEky, Delzhcs. Liz e
Eort Nayns, LsPoIte, Chicago, &C., West sst
East for Mansfield, Wooster. hassHfop- sc.
arulton and Eellsfontalne BAllrosd Lire, or HarirE.
Belelontaines sidney, Union, huncis, fraiEa-
BpoEs, Terre Hauts, VfncsrneF. uvan.viVa
Louisville, Cairo, 81. Louis, &C.
polsWars-vtlh Springfield Branch fer BFri1EheII.
UhpmDua-Lhae Alami , golumpusr and SsH'E
W haAfOad, Tor Aenia, Dayton, Iu9isnssaIr-
Iefro Hauts. st, Louis, MorroW, Loveiaud arc
Unclnna0. and with the Ohio spd n iE5issitl
q t-RsiFoad e C1dnna0 Tqr LoEiggfne EFalR
Iss Cairo, s.. Louis ~ N rbi1ts On ths
Ohio River.
Odiumbls-Qspt-s Ohio RAPtoNdsof asEnrs, EaLsf.
VILE Mleeiings Se.i CG1ntuu, FtCus 4 IT.
Tor tickets % o. Point tHe suiCgt sfCa seEis
- TIE Passenger bfRton, ard ef priCu Ticket CEca
IA Superior 1tTeeE uHaa &. ENIHF-
. olfvelsBd. Oct. sLf ~ rc1 suHessrfsrdsrI
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NLKVKLARD, OOhOMBUs 3 UIE.
OUIAHATl AILROAD,
iSoAS. WINTER ARRAHGEnEET 1865

Let Train-s:O5 A, M.--OHUIEEATI ExPREs5
lra 1~ltopping At Grafton, WsiliDgtau, New Len
To- Iu dons Shelby, Orsstlide, Gallon, Gflsad, Ger.
dlngton, Ashley, DslaEars, De "a Osntrs 40
l- fMoethtngton- ora % H .a1-
"a T~rain-2:A P. H.-ACOOMmODATIOE.-ssog.
.H.. a Al ~gtafonBs and arrives in Columbus - 6:as
R.M., Cincinnati :0 A, X. --T
Tnns-lQM kXPRke-Btop9lns
q GrAftont Wellington Now LOndOn, SHELBY,
Crestlins, Gallon 9ll=sd, OErdibEtoa and NJ.
hWara. AZ
mains haVo Columbus at E.Se and IoaaBa.s, z.sO -.
arrtHa At QaYsland 9sl0 A. q. 3 NJ s.El p =
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NeN YOrk 3 Harlem REnFoaJ;
TO FRAVELERs.

HOTtOk To fkhtEbE8B.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
GundayH Sxcspted-)
MOANING ExPREss, leaving Troy IS s;I5 4.
~ BON Albany at H1dSon River Depot At gee 4.
X, arriving at New York 1t ESQ 2. n.
AFTERHOOH EXPRESS, leaving Troy It SEQ
!. n; hom Albany At S:I5 NJ, arriving - Res
York a. o.30 p H., connecting with express trains
for Philadelphia and Washington City.
Ths Cincinnati Erprees hom Bugalo oonrsets
With the $50 a. AIbanT for HsH York b. th. Hsr-
Ism Bad
To-, the bstteR accom- notation Of thu public az.
rahkomens haTs besn nads TO run 80 veins q
'fhs hudsou Bi3sr BiIfosd %. s1d thosGof tho E..
Z. and Harlem RAHrosa Go e dileraRs hP1n hsn
lIbnnv and Trsv
rE HEEEn ROAD.
rer-sazsrT III be Tfrktsed ana faszars rb-otrd
uVgr - rosd direct 70 New Hork1bF I'm C,-..a
3 B. Co., and 81 connecting h2s North Asd y 4
ITi5kefn Of the Hudson Rive8@ Airoad %. suf o
thII 90. VIII BE- reoeiped By sikasy Bosd and -.
- aheokrd By either COmpauTFin be 6oiFFsrts
inHsN 70 without ehanae OF eH4cks.
Nov. 81, n64. y. A. GHAPIy, supis.
EoRD q. GRur, AdYertidng Agent.
A. B. KEIoKsRBocEER, Agent AlhAaS. -"aEl
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TEFF. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT.
The war IS now about played ont, .a q
Great changes have been wrought,
Our gallant bOys are coming home
JeG Davis has been caught
FWzsl huzza now hang your banners cot
9uzzs huEzAl let all the people shout. t..
9he way the rebel chief was caught t-.y
1sIsughsble indsgd; ..s. G.
He tried to run 10 pettiocsts, -.I.
But he did not succesd
buzzA ! huZzA ! hang all yonr banners ont
JEFF Davis has been caught. let every one nov
shout. l.... ... ...I r-i.L t#l
Our boys did think It very strange, t f.t..
a woman shopld r~etre.t f.# E.su
With 8 great bOvie-knife in hand,
Until theF saw his ieet.
HuzzRl huzzal our boys have got good senses;
a'TwiHt gaitsr shoes and stogy boots they know
the difference. .-H..E rt.
Oh, orlnoline, We think you hne, ,-ti"H Pa
For you would not conceal ..-r r4..
The flying rece1 President, .
When he did show his hell.
To show 4 foot and ankle %, lk well raised
rYour says sIeinHRbeped now, old Jsh,
-or have a bsttgseSa m sisw,
Than the e. d Of a stout rope.
HuZZsl huZzal JEFF Davis has no shoe;
B p In settling up all his accounts, Just Keep hi
crimes in view g. OH. an.
Tbs boys who caught JEFF Tavis, .yf.f.a.
Well welcome one and all, ..rr Il
And treat them TO q me new suit -.-
AT ISAACS USIOH HALL
Huzzsl hnzzal ding the starry bsnner out,
Oar gallant boys ere coming home, let all the
people shout. ..aa .1-
The Largest aud Best Stock OF Fashionable
Clothing in the West ~ the Lowest Piicas, at
Isaac A., IsaaGs's Union Hall, Cd
Soe Agency for the sale Of Singer's Celebrated Sew.
ing Machines. Storrs hutonatoR Freeman, and
Strong's Patent Army Trunk and Bed Combined.
Cor. Superior aud UnioR streets. ItliI vi
~ Look out for the Giants. my25
Just RECEIVED AND NOW ON
- exhibition, a lRrse stock of t'taa.
FANCY CASSIM ERES, .r... .uf Oh. aid
BLACK DOE5KIHS, .rI
BLACK DAbIAH & BROWN BROADOLOTH.
M BLACK And FANCY SATIHEfTS, |
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WAGON CANVAS DRILLS, 4I
FURNISHING GOODS
Merchant Tailors, FOunty Merchantsand Who'e-
sale buyers generally, win find it to their advan-
tage to examine my stock before purchasing else.
where .."Il t.ILa.r-B MANN, l i
iyls l62 Superior st, opp Bank st
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IMpnR rANr TlH LADIEs-Dr Hsr

lMEOh.IAN ~
-ey's FensIs Pills have neye. yer IAllea IN remoN-
sse diBcuities arising from obs 'ruetion. or stop
pace Of nature, or in restoring the syS'm 49,
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Prolapsus, Uieri, the Whites, or other W@hkIest .
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Each b7x contains 60 pills. Price 81.
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Pregnancy, Misearisge, Brrrenness, stesility, Re
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The pills and book viii be sent by mail when de-
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hS-SOd by all abe principal Druggists
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o TEE
ARRIVAL AID CLOSING OF HLILA,
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one hour Aftez arrival o. trsinI.
~ An Nails Close uno hour bsTora dkparkuts a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 s7t FL0RENCES SPIRIT FOR THE
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vents its taiiitg out. sud gives It glossy and youth
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1t wiz prevent the hair from falling out.
It eleansas he scalp, and makes the hair soft,
iaup lHstrous and siEken.
It lsa ~sp8sndid hair dressing. H
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p-PHIIOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE

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~THE BRIDAL CHAMBER-An
E.say q Warning and Instruction for Young Men.
AlBo, new and reliable treatment lot Diseases Of
e,Dr1ary and Sexual Systems. Sent free, in
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RAILROADS.
A TLAHTIO It GREAT WEsTKRN
n RAIBWAE.
and summer AFrangemeuta.
dskes EVeet lfondsy, Acv 81, 1855.

4sNA AVeeT AondayJ Acy 81, 1885.
Nv Through 1xpreus Trains Daiyl bstr.s,
OLESELAAD and INV YORK.
- L1PREss, leaves C~isyslAnd isunSIs sTosps
tDtnner Salamanca q 6.65 ,. NJ Isl ,.ni.- -
and New York At L10F. n. PS NHJ
"hIss+ kSFs.ss . lssves Cleveland sssur DAYS
s-e, - 20 Z. n Sleeping Cars stfsched0
soc a. n, and EsW York as io-ssr.E
WESTEARD.
pay Exprsss-LssvSIEsW YORK vGa
A1iyzgt Cleveland at--t7E5 =,
hisht % -Lsaves New York a. - P.H.
H. Arrives s. Cleveland at...-s 81 p
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~ OLD EYES MADE NEW
tEhf sad give mp spsctacEssy -~ta.yUeeddly, restors
oents- kSdress z. Z, FOOTE, MD,
febi4RxkW JIsO Broadway, New York.
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New York Express 1880 P. a,
Ask EoE through Tickets via Salamanca"
d. MOLABES, Gsn1 Supt.
4. =. FULLER CENT . iokst Agent. myIT
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ArkYkRY ORE sRUULD USE

..II - " - -. Fropretou.
BEHr0E, DUNLAP 4 Co, OlovolAnd, Ohio,
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-Omoe-ll9 Seneca street, 8 feW doors from Superior,
up staiTs. opposite the City Hotel.
hoars from 9 70 II snd from 2 to 5 O'Clock
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tricts that no military organizations, ex>
ccpt those under control of the United
States authorities, will be permitted within
their respective commands. and if any at
tempt be made 10 orgenlze, the parties
will be arrested"
Slice the PRONUNCIATION Of the above
another important order has been issued by
Gen. Slocuia, commanding the department
of Mississippi. All officers of his de-
pertinent are directed to offer no interior.
encc with the organization of the state
militia, and in case Of difficulty between
the federal troops and militia. 10 action is
to be taken without first consulting the
department commander. This sounds
very different from the first order of the
General commanding,-aHd the telegraph
says it was done ''by direction of the Pres
ident." If this is true, there is yet some
hope for the country, and Gov. Sharkey
will be permitted to administer the gov
eminent of Mississippi without the aid of
so many General Orders" Other south
ern States, it is hoped, will be permitted
to control their own domestic affairs
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-09-07
From EeXaS.
NEW ORLEANS. \

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 81.
The steamer Concordia has arrived
from Boston.
Gen. Sheridan was at Galveston on the
Goth. Coy. Hamilton, of Texas, issued a
proclamation ordering the necessary steps
to be taken to call convention. Dele
gates are to be elected, but only those
loyal to the United States.
Ex-Gov. Murray died at Monterey on
the 18th.
Robbers and burglars continue in and
around Houston. The Austin lntclligen-
Ger says the Indians came down within st
miles of that city, numbering and pillaGine
on their march
New cotton is coming in pretty freely
at Houston. The army worm will scarce
ly injurc the crop The ports of Lavacco
and indianola were opened on the 18th.
Judge Barnet, the first president oil
Texas, will 90 TO Galveston with memo
rial in behalf Of jeff Davis
n large force of United States infantry
were at Victoria and other points.
\ movement to present Gen. Hood witt
Il homestead has been inauguratcd at San
Antonio. Wigiall has gone to Mexico.
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New Volume.

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