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A humorous writer thus diseourses OF the
deprsvity of inanimate things :-Bvefy-
body, of course, has been smszed at the
propensity of vinegar and cstsap, of gTayies
and pudding sauces, 10 make their extra
malicious displays on superiine dsmssk@
And everybody has been dismsyed at the
itching of glass and chinswAre, Of costly
mirrors and the like, to get cracked or
smashed; of Britannia, plated and silver
wares incurablyto dent and jsmthemselves;
of chair-rockers to stub the toes of dignified
women, trip up tall men,and throw infsB-
tile victims shrieking upon the floor. We
have all seen children angrily thrash these
perverse rockers and other sharp cor
nered things; snd We have seen
well-bred adults looking as if they
would thrash them if they only dared.
Mind, l don't ssy 1 ever telt so myself.l
Those of US who lived in the generation
anterior to kerosene, can bear psinf6l testi-
mony to the wicked inclination Of old
fashioned glass lamps TO tip over, break,
and deluge new ingram carpets with vilest
oil You might apply Indian meal French
clay, whatever you pleased, for successive
dsys, spreading papers on the top and
pressing the whole with hot irons. You
removed your appliances, but the oil wasn't
removed. You washed with hot suds, and
faneied that sl last, you were successful
The next day that strOcious grease spot, in
spite Of your regenerating processes, stared
st you in its stubborn ~deprsYity, broader
and brighter than ever. ~
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The very positive statement made in a
New York paper that Secretary Stanton
interfered with the spiritual advisers eff
Mrs. SHrratt, and required thasthey should
not proclaim from the scAif0ldtheit belief.
in her innocence, is as positively contra
dicted by our Washington correspondent.
The Secretary did not interfere At al, no
one interfeIed with them the priests had
free access TO her cell whenever they
pleased they were not required to say or
too refrain from saying anything the
whole matter was under the direction of
Gen Hartrsnft, who neither consulted the
Secretary nor receive special directions
from Hmm. 7. Times: d .5-.iisJ .~s4s5ia'
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ARRIVAL Or mud a. nupOn,

ARRIVAL or MAILS AT DHPOFf
AasssEn through ARRIVES Is I;S0 A. NJ Gl5 P. n
Eastsrn Way arrives ct lO.D A. \,
Western Through arrives ct ESQ 4. Il, $40 ?. n
do Way arrives q a:8 p. n.
sand1sky Way arrives ct 0l5 4. II.
Ctnd1nat Through arrives 81 ESQ a. n. EOORE 4.
do Wy arrives ct $50 P. 4.
EttspurEh LnEough aEHyss e s;S6 A. n.
Aahoning Way arrives ct lO.S6 A. n
ksadVille arrives At 1885 A. II.
Medina Way Arrives ct 800 P. n t
ESosPoEt, %, AE5iSsI Tuesdays. Thursdays 40
HarTensVills arrives daily At lOlBA A. n.
Ea1f Cleveland and Euclid arrives dnfly .
HOUR OF CLOSING TIE MAILS,
HAS9aas TH1ousA ter EEie, BuhAlo, Boston. Hs1
York Hartford, and PainssTfls, GsnsVa, ARtabG
p and Oonneant, closes ct $50 4. 4.
14EszH THA0Usas for Kew York only, elosss q
EksEHaH rEsoUaH, for Ers, BufAlo, AIbany.
Boston, Kew York and Hartford, closes 1t 500
1872. sor A peLns. bstE'aa Cleveland
WEsEEEs hRoUsE, for Toledo, Dstrsit, OaioaEo;
and milWaukee closes ht 7l0 A d.
EEzHRs THaoUaz, for Tolodo, Detroit, Ohieago,
Dubuque, So. Joseph and Cairo closes at 600 P. 4.
NEsTHRH EAI, Tor AL point between OsyalaaS
and Toledo, closes 1t las P. n.
sAEDUsKf WAY, for SAnduAky and All inferno
iiate points, closes at $50 P. N.
OIEUEEATI WAY, for all poinls bstWsan Cleveland
ana Cincinnati, closes 81 7;06 A. n.
OnuNsAII THROUeH, for OolumbuA Dayton,
4SSAEk and Cincinnati, close at TO6 A. d.
S1acgAAFTI THROUgH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, Sc. Louis, Indianapolis, KsnsEyfIIs, and
Wheeling, closes ct 300 P. ID.
FTTzsEURGH THEoUeH, for Pittsburgh and Waah.
ingtOn, closes Is lS:6O P, n.
PfTTsBUEsH WAY, for all poinsa between Olsys
and, Welsstls, and PitHSHrgh, Harrisburg, Phil
sdslpAins BAltimoro and Warrington, olossI At T.O9
4. H.. 49,
GAH0Ims WAY, for AL points between Cleveland
and Youngstown, oioso4 st s;B 2. n.
HsADvILE, closes At $50 A. M.
uuDIHA WAY, eloses st $50 A. Il.
iROuzPcBT, &C., close on TuhsdAFl, TauIdaFs
and Saturdays, Atl2M. SD '.
IWAKEIHsVmL1, closes daily, 1850 A. NJ.
E.m. - - ~
NAL and Drop Latter ArS required By ha 10 b
prepaid.
AlGtJ Circular srs rsgul7sdto b prO-paid via
9 suo-cant stamp.
once open from 500 A. N. to T.50 P. N. On
4 CoWLRa. Pm
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REBELS IN PRISON.

The rebel General Harris and Prof. Nc.
Cullough, are nov behind the P~eniteutiary
bars. They are quite tslkative, and profess
ignorance why they are confined Harris
ssys his present place of residence which
he calls the SLsunton House, is q very pref
ty place for a man to land after four years
Of glorious revolution.
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single Bottle WIN last q HOnth-to
be used three times q Day.
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IMPORTANT TOLADIES-nr Har.

vsy's Female Pills have never yet failed in remov-
ng difficulties arising from obstruction, or stop
pa 20 Of nature, or In restoring the system to per
foot health when suffering from Spinal Affections,
Prolapsus, Uteri, the Whitts, or other weakness Of
the Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harm
less on the constitution, and msy be taken by the
most delicate female without bausing di.tTesB-the
Same time they act Ike 3 charm by siren gthoning,
inVigorsting and restoring the Eystsm 10 a healthy
condition, and by bringing on the monthly period
with req ularity, no matter FROM what causes the
obstruction may arise. they should, however, NOT
bs taken during the first three months of pregnaa-
cy, although Eaft at any other time, a miscaTriage
would be the result.
Each box contains On pills. Price 81.
DR.. HARVEY's TREATIsE on DISEASES Of Females
Pregnancy, MiBearriags, Brrrenness, S~teaility, Re
produo Ion, and Abuses OF Nature, and enphatical.
ly the Ladies' Private Il edicsl Adv ser, q D mphiet
OF "a pages sentfree 70 any address. Six cents re
quired to ray postage.
The pills and book will be sent by mail when de-
sired, securely sealed, and prepaid, by
!. BRYAN, N. D., General Agent,
No. 70 Cedar It f, New York.
BS-Sold by all abe principal Druggists
g. ". CLARK, Bruggist, agent tor Cleveland.
e iulvg1. Ram W ftuu
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Free DeliHerY Of Letters.

Parties wishing their mall matter delivered BY
Carriers will please leave orders 10 that effect At
letter through tue PostOfdce, when they will be de-
livsred, Witheut extra charge, with pnomptnesa,
according to the following Timo-TRbls Of Depart
ures Of Carriers from the Office:
IN TIE BUSINESS TERRITORY. e
Lying between the River and eAAt aide Ontario IT.,
Qnciuding the Ox-BoW hats6 the deliveries vii
be a. follOEss
FIRsr DELrVERH-Oarrisru will leave PostoHics
st 500 A. n. with proceeds Of al night mails.
SECOND DELIvEBY.-LeaVe P~Ostof1os at 1000A.
n. With proceeds Of 1880 Eastern
IHIsD DEsIVEHT=Lesve ll:SO A. H. with pro
Way, ESQ Az. Cincinnati s:25 A. n. PittsburE.
snd l0;SO A n, Eastern Way.
FsURrH DKLrvKRT.-Lszve at zoo ?. 4. for Drop
Letter Distribution. t.4I ....r.t - T.
Firm DELTvsRY-Leave at 800 ?. n. with pro-.
Deeds OF 2l5 ?. N. Eastern, $50 P. n. Western and
SEQ P. N. Cincinnati. T.. .H"
SIXTH DELrvEEH.-LsaVs At 500 P. n. for Drop
Letter Distribution 10.
FOUR DELIVERY TERRITORY,
Lying between Ontario street and Wilson syenua
Including scranton'l Flats, the Heights, and the
I. FRsr DELTvERY.-LoaFs Postomee At 300 A. K.
with proceeds Of night mails.
sEOoND DELIVERY.-Leavs at 1880 A n. with
proceeds OF all forenoon mails except 1910 A. n.
f. yHH4.-usaV &c 500 P. n. with pro
eetds Of 1910 A. N. Eastern WAy. II
ESNGL 11AH - AHoe - - NAHl
proceeds OF 2:l5 P. n. Eastern, G55 P. 4. Toledo,
and 500 P. n. Columbus.
COLLECTIONS OF LETTERS IN THR BusI-
NESS TERRITORY. 70.
FIRST CoLLECTIOE-WiH ommsnc 1t 500 A. \.
for the $50 Eastern and $50 Atlantic and Great
Western.
sEOOND-Wm commences at 1000 A. H. fir Drop
Letters.
THIRD-Oommenoes at 11:SO A. N. for I:5O P. N.
Pittsburg, $40 P NJ Columbus, 2;45 2. H.. Toledo,
and S:26 ?. n. Eastern Way.
ToURTH-Oommenoes At 200 r. N. for $50 P. Il.
FTsTa20omnenoe at $50 P. n. for Drop Letters.
sIxTH-Compences at GOO ?. H. for 300 P. n.
Eastern, 10 90 p n. Western, and 1000 P. n. Gin
o~iunati; $50 A 4. next morning. Mahoning; 500
A. n (neIt morning) Pittsburgh sos A. N. next
morning. Cinnati and $40 A. n. next morning.
Toledo.
COLLECTION H THE FOUR DELIVERY
r TERRITORY
VIII commence ct s:0OA. n, lO;So A. NJ S:OoH.
-. and ES0P P. X. I'd ..
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a en- To zee ooUNTRY.

Green Smith, son of Gerrits Smith, and
lately an officer of the Fourteenth New
York Heavy artillery, sends TO Secretary
Mccullough q check for $409.I4, money re-
ceived by him IS pay for his services, it
beng the desire Of his father that he should
give his services to the government in lis
hour of need
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BS-Sold by all abe principal Druggists
g. ". CLARK, Druggist, agent tor Cleveland.
inlu.l. R2.m I'm
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BIGELOW,
RIVATE AFFAIRS,
900 IN wuToU
Ill Glasses are IntAFosted.

Farmers. DToHers, Merchants, Lumbermsn, Me-
ohsnios, Miners, Bankers, the rich and the poor,
should ask themselve5n the slightest sYPHILITIC,
OF so-oslled PRVATE DIaEAss, faint 10 lin gering IN
their sysIEAfSf ~ 70 nt1ssseiIbIs IN 1e+soS nv EIett.r
and reosiVs by return mail O. blank circular Of
questions, which will enable any one to know posi-,
lively Just how they stand '
To the intelligent reader 1t is not necessary to
publish the names Of the many complications and
forms assumed BY this terrible soOurge, yen &c may
be advisable 70 mention As most prominent SYPH-
has PRIMARY, SYPHILIS SEoosDART, and SYPHILIS
TERTIARY, the latter Involving the bones in its
deathly aetion. s..-i
Every one should know, also, that many Of the
most obstinate and worst UBcERsTRD THRoArs
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,O apply st
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~PHnOsOPHY on MARRIAGE

~PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.
Fne ProprietoH Of the New York Museum Of Anat.
omy have determined, regardless Of expense, TO f.
sue free flor the benefit OF suffering humanity, and
impression AZ quaoksTyl four Of their most inter
sitting and instructive Lectures on Marriage and fl
disqualification, Nervous and Physical Debility,
Premature decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, Weak
nsas or Depression ImPotenoy, Loss Of Energy Ano
EAnly Power; the great Social EVii,S and thoH
MAladies which result from youthful folies, e1
esles Of maturity, and ignsranos Of Phyafoi5U
and laWB Of nature.
These Invaluable Lectures have been the means
g snlighteniDg and saving thousands, ond will be
dressing SECRETARY, New York Hussum Of Annt-
Dmy and Medicine, sls Broadway New York.
Sb1B:RS
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oPTIcIAN3.
I,gH, SOLoMONS0M,

Prsttieal and Scientific 0p ticiala a, keeps the largest
assTtment Of Optical lnstru ments in the city
Being an ola establishment, and having been ex-
SenqVelyP atFontze5s he has the confidence that
MS present stock WI warrant the continuance Of
quality Of crystal Fsessses, ground under bis own
inspection, IN all Asses curing weakness, o~iZzinsss,
and Importing Strength for long reading sud hne
beEngH Artine >ial eyes inserted without pain l'-
IOFFIOE-F0 Sup rior-st,. first door from the
entrance to- ne AmeTican Hotel.
-BeWa'. OF travellers claiming TO be MIR: Solo
monson or his AGENT, I7HF juIy24
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RRII1S SPRnIRIn PIIIS-WAR

IL
RANTEO IN ALL CAsES.-Can be relied on I
Never fail to curei DO not nRuseatel Are speedy
In ac.ionl No change Of diet required Do not in
terfere with busineas p~urHuitEi Dan be used With
cut d~etsctonl Upward Of 90 cures the past month
some ef them very severe cases. Over one hun.
drtd physicians have used them in their prao.
toe, bnd speak well of their efficacy. and approve
ofthfir composition, which Is entirely vegetable
and harmless on the system Hundreds Of csTtin.
cats can be shown. Bells Specific Pills are the
original and only genuine Specific PHI. They are
adapted for male and female, cd or youDg, and
tbs only reliable remecy for eftecting q perma-
nent and speedy cure IN al cases ofspsrmatorrhea
or Seminsl Weakness, with all ire trains Of evils,
such - Urethral and Vaginal Discharges, elect,
the whites, Nightly or Involuntary Emissions, In
confluence, Z snitAl Debi ity and 1rTitabillty, I'm
potency, Weakness or loss Of Power, EerTOuE De-
bilty, &C., &C., all Of which arise principally from
Bexual Excessts or Eelf Abuse or some ~c0nstitu-
tional arrangement and iucapsoitates the suffer er
from fulfilling the duties Of married life. In all
sexual diseases, As Gonorrhea, elect and STRUCTURES,
Consulting Physician for the treatmen OF Seminal,
Urinary, Sexual, ana Nervous Diseases, who will
send, irte to all, the following valuable work, In
sealed envelope:
THH FuTIETH THoUsAND.-Dr. Bells Treatise on
eelf-Abuse, Premature Decay, Impotence and Loss
Of Power, Sexual Diseases Seminal Weakness, |
Nightly Emissions, G initial Debility, 30 do., a
Of 81 pages, containing important ad-
vice TO the afflicted. and which should re read by |
every sufferer, as the means OF cure In the teverbst
stages IL plainly set forth. Two stamps required
20 pay postage. july 2l:R Rs. NOV triAWV. /
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The changes which are being made of
Postmssters and other ofice-holders through
the country, has brought to Washington a
large number of applicants. The ante,
room TO the Presidents office was this
morning thronee ed with them. Those who
are in office were almost as largely repre-
sented as those who desired 70 succeed
them. The Philsdelphis p~ostofiee is ex-
citing a lively interest. The Postmaster
General wen visited that city, in order to
fully understand the merits of the question.
Ofice-seekers have an idea President john
son is going for rotation in Office.
TIE OHIO UNION LIGHT GUARD.
Ex-GoYernor Tod, of Ohio, who is now
in this city, called upon the President for.
the purpose Of obtaining, if possible, the
discharge of the Ohio Union Light Guard.
Jamison commanding, which
acted as a bOdy-guard to the late President
Lincoln, and which was retained to act in
same capacity for President Johnson. d
The President, in consideration of the long,
and faithful service of this troop. consented
10 the muster-out of the men, but ex-
pressed great regret st parting with them.
Tod raised this company at the
commencement of the war.
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bRR.G0ODALE'S
.iTg y CkTARRH
q
I'M MODE OF 10
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

1bm penetPates the seeret ambush Of
this terrible disease, and exterminstes il, root and
branch, forever.
II removes all the fWretehed symps
toms Of this lOAthesOns mAlAdy' and aveEts cen
SumptiOn.
It cleans the head, de0dOFfses the
breath, and ahosds the most grsteful,rslieL 'Tr
It AueViates mere agony and silent
SunSring than tongue can tell.
It Is noted o curIng the most hope
less cases, that every known means failed tn.l
It cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Cs-
tsrth, OF the most obstinate and violent types.
No form or CatRrrh or noises I'm the
cad can resist its penstrsting power. l.s IS q.
Ur. GOOdaIe's Catarrh Remedy II q
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm OF the hand.
a'DrXR. GOodnIsf is known throughout
the ~coaniEy, As the Author Of the only Thso-
~ o. Cztarrh ever published Where its Origin
Wkat Its RGvaRsEMod6 Of Tfeatment-And Rspid
Cure In all its tormAsl .tLl 1la II O.. |
DIR. GOOdaIe's Pamphlet on ORtarrb
ihould be read By STsEy one. It can be ootsined Ai
our nearest Agency Or By sanding postage stamp
70 our once. -
Prios 81 90. send = stamP fer pamphlet.
NORTON 4 ANDREWS, Sole Agents, New York.
Eold bV G.. ". CLARK. Cleveland febs:RS
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DAILY LEADER.
washington Items

We find the following in Washington
specials to New York papers Of. Friday
and Saturday: 2 Hgosa4"
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- OLD EYES MADE NEW
A pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
light and give up spectacles. without aid Of doctor
or medioene-Sent By mail free, on receipt Of ten
cents. Address E. FOOTE, Nd
fsbl4.R2dkw 1880 Broadway. New York.
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EooNoMIcAL MAIL CARRIAGE !,

The expense Of carrying mails between
this city and Richmond, BY raj, In 1850,
was $500 per mile yearly. 1t viii now be
done for 5000 per mile. ss
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CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH

"rrH H| d a 4 u u v n ~ ..
ef5. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1875.
On and after Monday. May 18th. 1866, Trains leave
Cleveland daily, SUNDAYS excepted) a. follows:
bsh A.m.-mA4A-ArriEa5 ~ PiItsOurzh 400R.E.,
HaEr1sburgn Ss8 A. H., Baltimofs 100 A, r.
Washington 10EA. -, PhHatelDkla SIS 4. r..
hev Hofk ied0A. ~ Wheelings zoo ?. n. OorG
meets ct Hudson with Z. z q. BIB. for Akroa
and Mflsrsburgh.
In P. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a. FttsburEh SIS =.
n. Harriaburgh T.W A. Il Baltimore H0 P,
uaWashingtou $50 P. n, Philadelphia i7:4a ?.
n, New York 1851. II, Wheeling 30 A. n
$40 P. m.-ACOOMMODATIOh-gor Hudson and
intermediate Stgtions, OuyahogG Bails, Akron,
sad Eilersburgh, connecting 1t OrrVile With
1. z. W. q. BY. for Canton, MAssllon, Woes
ter and Mansfield.
acars run through from Pittsburgh to New York.
(vA Alientown) without change
- fare - low ~ - kny Urher Ike.
~ Through Tickets can b Froc--rf at thu Union
TiekGt o@oe- Wsdaril House, at the Depot, or the
Euclid Street Stat IN
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DR. DRHARTS
UNITED STATES HOSPITAL
b. - M
Private Medical nIsnnnSarY.

q Private MedIcal DispenSarY,
100 Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mich
,a Near the Michigan Exchange Hotel.
Where every form Of SYPHILIS and all other dis.
eases of the procreatiye and. urinary organs Of both
sexes are more successfully managed than at any
one should know shat W hist the slightest consti-
~tutioRal Contamination exists, marriage Is impOs-
sf0le, for the good reason that where offspring on
sues disease is nearly always entailed- This, there
fore, is one Of the worst impediments 70 mAtr1-
mony. .T..ys- .a.lflr g.. a.#4.
Suffering mentally and bodily from. certain early
improper practices, will find this . Dispensary
Where there ia no uncertainty about getting relief,
but where every enc of such cases are cured per-
manontly. No books published IL nor isaued from
this institution by which the minds OF the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruined. % goo 't..
'' ~ - LADIES,
Married or single, requiring q Female Regulator,
should enclose one dollar and three PestesvstSmps
and by retuTn mail they will receive, with full dt;
~reotions, the only reliable Female Regulator In use.
This Regulator 10 fast bseOminRthe fsvOrite Of lSdies
everywhere, simply because its action is mild and
safe andcahA always be depended upon In removing
otstructisns from co DIS and any other cause. sTs-
All correspondence strictly confidential, Letters
on classification shoud contain one dollar and 8
postage stamp for RnsBsrs Office and rooms ar
ranged that patients never see each other.
u 0onsuF fatfonl and services 81 the Office, free to the
poor. every Saturday afternoon, from 3 TO 6 ?. n.
OfscO and Dispensary open from 8 A. N. to P. M
daily, exceut Sundays. All necessary surgical oper-
atipls PeEtoFneds oF o .sig1n.z1L - l.,-"fr q
Address, DR.. DHHABT,
EnI Pest once Drawer 625, Detroit, Mich.
Enclose two postage sthmps and send for circular
Of questions, and, if properly answered, medicines
oan Be-ssat t. any partof the country. Remember
these cases must be cured or the worst consequences
follow. ma9:r4dhW
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NLEVRLAND ; EBIE KAILAOAD
n kad Aftl< Monday, Oct. siBs, Isl, Passages
H@i-a III ruA a. hlloNst Sundays eEospted);
LEAVE

e-aI-s@m rA a. hloNs, Sundays sEospted)s
LEAVE OLEVEGAuD-
SEQ A. H.-DAN EXPRESS TRAIH-ssoEEfuz 81
Wnloughby, PAinesvile. MsdiSon,s saeVh, Ash
Erie Is lso- p -. DEnkirk B:ts ,. n, Bunaio
IA P. T~.ICiBCuyEATI ExPREss-stavvlps 81
PAines7tIls, AshtabuIa Ens GlraTd only. aud an
nIs5 A. EnessN0h H., DunEirk sS H, BuS
I:a p a,2MAiI AID AUOOnMODATIOH-
stopping AtAn stations sad arrivs 1t Era q
500 ?. m.HiGHT EXPRESS T~RAH-soyvtnr a
81 PainsVilo. Azhtsbqla and airArd c1ly. And
arrives 1t Erie Il n:D A. H. OsaEtTA Ss2
4. ~ BEFAo "a AZ
GEAVH HEIh
- a. KNIGHT EXREA T~EA1H-soEEtnE
n GIrAFd. Asht.D1L1 and Phine8Vils enF, a1d
antse IS yeye.and et Ia8
e:lH A. N AID ACCOMMODATION
TBAIH-StoFFinE 1t al stations and arrlgs a.
UeVslsad ~ 10: 4 n
1870 a. M~.-TOLEDO GL~PRESs-sto1Fins g an
ItatiUn1 exoegt SEa1sile, szybrook, DHi0aVDis.
Perry Mentor and Niokhda. and arrives hS
Ea5lP. M.-DAY EXPRk5S -TRAIN-stosyiuE O.
GlrArd, OOnneAut, Ashtab1lA, GenaltS PANS
vile Only, and arrives IN Cleveland Is Z. 4,
second Olasu OSu are rEn on thrOzEh
An the trains going westward connect af OoFslsn.
with trains for Toledo, chicago, Columbus Oinoin-
nAt. Indianapolis, ST. Louis, &c. and al through
trains going eastward, connect 81 Dunkirk with ths
trains Of the New York 3 Enc Railroad, and Il Brf
al with those Of the New York Central q Eunalo 4
PestOna eti~sara EaLlsi 4c.s aGd q aris win szkinI
on the Philadelphia B Erie Railroad.
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dirsrd with Trains Oh ETio D PITTSBURGH RSfTcs3
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