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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-12-22

A SELF RoBBER.-Mr. Charles w
Baldwin of Newport took it into his
head the other day to be very cum
ming and make money if it was not
quite so honest; and so he got up
one morning about a week ago and
apparently much frightened, report
ed that he had been robbed the
night previous of $2400, the money
having been distracted from uuder
his pillow while the said head was
roaming all unconsciously in the land
of dreams. But he told such i'm
probable stories in connection with
the theft that most people doubted
the same and therefore charged him
with lying. He finally he owned up
that he had stretched the truth
1t turns out that the story ofrobbery
was started to create sympathy and
make things easy where he was ow-
ing heavily, but it only made bad
matter worse, for his creditors be.
gan to smell avery large sized "mice"
and began one after another to call
for a settlement of "that little bill, ;"
To get away from trouble and these
little "ills" which a bad fnancier ''is
heir to-" he walked away one fine
morning about S i X o'clock a n d
has not been seen since. Where he
went, and when he went, and when
he is coming back, nobody knows
He has left heavy debts behind him
variously reported at from $4,000 to
$4,000. We ar extremely sur
prised at these facts for we had al
ways regarded him as being a very
upright and trusty man.
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Westfield, Dec. 18th, 1865.

MEMPHREMAGoG HOUSE CLOSED.
We learn that the Memphrema-
COG House at Newport, was closed
by a sheriff on Thursday last. and
the doors nailed up. Why this has
been done we know not, but under
stand that there has for some time
been trouble between the Railroad
company, who own the larger part
of the house, and Buck and Fender,
the lessees of the house. We pre-
sumo it will be opened again. New
port cannot afford t o have that
house shut up a great while at a
time.
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A COUGH, COLD, on SORE THROAT,

RRoUIREs IMMEDIATE ATTENTION AND SHOULD
BE CHECKED. If ALLOWED TO CONTINUE,
Irritation of the Lungs, a Permanent
Throat Affection, or an Ineurabie
Lung Disease
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-12-22

DACK Flair and Side Combs of all kinds,
se Fine Ivory and Rubber Combs, long dres-
sing Combs, Rubber and Hornl Fancy Soaps
for Toilet and Shaving, a new lot of bunch
Glass Beads, Jewelry, Emory Balls, Crochet
Needles, Perfumery, Phalon's Night Blooming
Cereus, Lubin's Periumery and Extracts, Du-
points White Water Lily, Birney's Extract Pond
Lily. for sale at the Irasburgh Drug Store.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-12-22

4 tABF WALLETS and Port Monies for gen
- tlemen and ladies, Violin Strings, Violin
Bridges and other trimmings for the same, Gun
Caps and Gun Tubes, new and large lot of
Confectionery of the best QUALIFY, Payson's In
delible Ink, Nichols Preparation Of PrOtOxide
of Iron and Bark, also ali of the popular patent
medicines of the day. Tor sale at the Irasburgh
Drug Store.
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sion four days and the affair grows
blacker and blacker. We get our
facts as they are flying upon the air,
but cannot vouch for their exactness.
The STANDARD TO BE ENLARGED.
Our next paper is to be greatly
enlarged. We have lately purchased
and have now in our Office one OF
Guernsey's New Cylinder Power
Presses, with new type to match, at
a cost of $500 and are going to
make the coming volume of the Stan,
dard second to no paper in the state,
and the cheapest, size and quantity
Of reading matter considered, of any
paper in New England. There will
be but three papers in the state lar
ger than ours and these are nearly
double the Standard in price-being
$3.50 per year, while our paper is
but 300. After this week the Stand
ard will be larger than the Burhng-
ton Times, larger than the Burling-
ton Free Press, larger than Walton's
Journal, and as large as the Boston
Journal. In short we are bound to
have room according to our strength,
and are going to publish better pa
per than any of our contemporaries,
let it cost what it may. Our col
umns are to be some wider, a great
deal longer, and more of them. We
are going to publish paper that no
editor need fe ell ashamed of, and
which will make every one of our
subscribers feel like Strengthening up
and adding few inches to his length
when n he ezolaimS' Il take the Stand
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Too BAD TO OwN.-Mr. Eayle:-


Your paper is disposed to give in
testimony against rum, and | send
you this, not because anybody in
Westfeld is proud of such notoriety,
but because it may show somebody
how miserable is the practice of tip
pling. Three residents of this town
have this week been called up before
"a justice and fined for being drunk,
and of course, breaking the peace
generally. Their names, | would
send you, but / do not know but it
would hatter them to see their names
in print while it might cause IN
necessary chagrin to their neighbors.
The scrape-grace who furnished the
liquor, whipped up his "oleIhoss" and
got himself into Canada,out of harm s
way. Left his country, for his coun-
try's good" Every decent man
hopes he will stay away, and profit
by the wholesome fear that fastened
him of.
Westfeld, Dec. 18th, 1865.
County CoURT.-County Court
commences its sessions at Irasburgh,
on next Tuesday. Subscribers can
settle for their papers as usual, at
that time. We shall have a hand at
our old Office, who will receive their
money and receipt for it, or they can
pay it to Gen. W. w. Grout, or E.
A. Stewart, at the probate office.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs

HAVING DIRECT INFLUENCE TO THE PARTS,
GIVE IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
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90 P. M.-NIGHT EXPREss TBAIH-stoszf.g sf
gainesville, Ashtabuls sud 0Ezrd o1lg, ard
Arrives A. LIRE AZ t2&6 A. - DupkrE sS1
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luctsntlv nut the wine to his lips, in the
vain hone that he would not be intrudsd
upon again. But NO. The same individual
a few minutes later stepped TO the Gene.
rails side. sDid he know AbsAlOm Grant
of St. Iouis2 Deueed clever fellow-rieh
as CTOssus-a cousin, perhaps-you must
know him Z" GNo, l have not that honor"
responded Grant. aThst Is very singular
HDon't know him" sgsin responded Grant
in his peculiarly freezing style, such as he
can 80 well sdopt to get rid of bores, and
which would have sent any ordinary man
reeling back to his seat, there 70 remain
doring the remainder of the dinner. But
this did not stsgger his questioner; and
after making some common-plsee remsrks
again became sested. The guests, symps-
t6izIng with the General, Certainly hoped
this would be the last demonstration.
But NO. After a little period the Cen
ersl was approached again. Snob said
the had a splendid pair of blacks with
white rosettes and white streamers on
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. turnout as any in
town. 1t was at the service Of the gallant
General TO ride out to the Lake" Grant
said that he was already provided for, and
again the would be familiar man subsided
into bis chair. This surely, thought all
was the last. -~rfsas. -z ali ..i5
But no. They were doomed to dissp-
pointment and mortified again, this time
with q commission from q lady / who
to kiss Genera, provided Mrs.
Grant would give her consent. The pro
position was Indignantly spurned by Mrs.
Grant, VINO heard the singular request,
snd thus ended the impertinent fellows
at the dinner table. Fortunate
for himi it was, that seme of the diners in
hat hail did not know what was going on
81 the time.
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eUEnTIEnAl5Ea GssEaAL's OFFICE.


QU-KRTTKHABTER GEsKRAL's OFFICE
WAsHTSGrOE, D. c., July Il, 1855.
VIII be sold at public auction, to the highssf
bidder, at the time and places named below, viz
NEW YORK.
New York City, Tuesday and Friday Of eacl
week, 200 Horses each day.
New YORK City, Wednesday of each week, 2O
Mules each day. g.
p BInirl. Tus,day, Bugust ., 200 Horses.
Gtmira, Tuesday, August Is, 800 Mules.
Albany, FIiday, August 70. 200 Mules.
Bunalo, Wednesday, Augutt 81. SEQ Mules,
PENNSYLVANIA.
philadelphia Thursday Of zach week, 200 Horsos
Philadelphia, Wedns-uay and Saturday Of each
week, 100 Jules each day.
Pittsburgh, Thursday of each week, $50 Mules
each day. t
Pottsvi1s, Tuesday, August /, 200 Mules.
MinlintOn, Friday August 4, 200 Mules.
York, Friday, august 4, 200 Horses.
Neville, wednesday, August 9, 100 Horses.
NeWAilles Thursday, August 10, leo Mules.
aiding, Friday, August II, 30 Horses.
shipPensbarghi wednesday, August l6, 100
Ere, Thursday, August, II, 2O) Horses.
shippensburEh, Thursday, August n, 100 Mules.
Williams port, Friday, August Is, 200 Horses.
Indiana, Monday August Il, 100 Horses.
Ohambersburg, Wednesday,, August %, 100
Horses.
ohambersburg, Thursday, August "a, loo Mules
Milton, Friday, August rs, 20J Horses.
CsrliAle, Wednesday, August 80, Ito Horses.
Carlisle, Thursday, August 81, 100 Mules.
OHIO.
Columbian, Tuesday, August !, 100 Horses.
salem, Wednesday, August 2, 100 Horses.
Alliance, Thursday, Aug st 8, 200 Horses.
canton, Saturday, August 8, 200 Horses.
Cleveland, Tuesday, August 8, LOCO Mules.
MassillOn, Tuesday, August Is, 200 Horses.
Orestline, Thursday, August IL, SO Mules.
Cleveland, Monday, August Il, 30 Horses.
INDIANA.
Fort WaJne, Thursday, AaguSt "a, 1000 Mules
DELAWARE.
Wellington. Friday Of each week, 200 Mules
ssoh day.
NEW JERSEY.
Trenton, Thursday, Auguat 10, 200 Nules.
Trenton, Thursday, August "a, zoo Mules.
MARYLAND.
Baltimore, Wednesday, August 8, and Wednes-
WASHINGTON, d. G.
Each week day, 300 dulles
Il GIESB0RU, D. O.
Each week day except We'd esdAy, 200 Horses.
an opportunity to purchase e superior class OF
3Rddle and draft animals, ut far less than their
value, is nov offered to the public.
Though the majority of them are sound and ser
Tioeable, they a'e no longer required in the army,
md must b sold. -
Many OF the mules were bought n the beginning
the war, when young, sccOmpan ed the armies
n all their narches and camps, and ARE thorough
y broken, hardened by exercise, gentle and famil-
Animals will be solf siDgly. o. o.. -a
eAles 70 mme at 10 A. n.
Terms-Oash, in United States currency.
al . JAMES A. EKiN,
Brew. Brig. Gen, in charge,
ty27-2S9 LIST Div. o. N. q. o.
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- d. R~.GOODALE'S
~ CkTHRRH
u RE DY
AND MODE or TREATMENT Is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

Et Denefrates the secret ambush OF
this terrible di ,esse, and exterminAtes Is, root and
branch, forever.
It all the wreEehed symps
toms of this loathesome mAlAdy, and Avsrts con.
sumption -rr on. "
1t cleans the head, d~eOdOF1seS the
breath, and Affords tho most grateful rsheL
II ~aIleVtates more agony and silent
suffering than tongue can tell IN,
1t is noted for curing h most hope
less cases, that every known means failed in.
II cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca
tarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent types.
no form Of Catarrh or noises I'm the
OAd can resist its penetrating power.
De. GOOdRle's Oafarrh Remedy fl q
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hand.
DIR. X. GOOdnIe f. known throughout
the oOun.Ty, - tbs Author OF the only True Theo-
~ Of Catarrh ever pubishsd- Where III Origin
What its RaVages-Mode Of Treatment-And Rapid
Cure 10 all its forms.
Dr.. GOOdaIe's Pamphlet on CRtarrh
should be read by every one. Ii can be obtained At
orr nearest AGENCY, or By sending postage stamp
20 our odos-
Prizes 81 90. Send $ stamp for pamphlet.
NORTON 4 ANDREWS, sole Agents, New York.
sold BY g. W. CLARK. Cleveland feb9:RS
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REAL ESTATE.
John G. JENNINGS,
ID
AND REAL ESTATE AGENT
Atvater Building, Superior 81

0 COOS So CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Prospect st near BrovneIl-Jwo story hocse, and
. b. lot 6DKl25 feet; water and gas. So, 500.
Euclid st., near Brownell-LArge two-ssorY brick
house; hot and cold water, bath room, &C.; lot
54xl6S feet. Sl3, 900
Walnut st., neSr Ene-Two-st0Ty house, barn, and
lot 25xl1 2fset. $3.50 b.. H
KinsmsI y. soo)site Brick Water Oure-TWo.
story hon stAld lot 72xG66 feet; barn fruit and
shrubbey. $500. q i- -a
Euclid stood twO-stOry brick house and large
Iot, leasehold.
SooVilIe ~avenus-House. barn and lot Hx20O feet;
H good fruit; . nice place. IS 900.
House and Lssseh1ld-On Bond st. $1,000
Store, Dwelling and Lotion Cedar st near Perry;
agood property. OIL.
shllman Houss-A good brick Hotel on Columbus
st; lot 10 xl20 feet.
Clinton st.-Two story brick house and lot 116xl26
feet.
Detroit st.-Ths brick store now occupied by
Messrs. Truscost a Inghsm a. . grocery store;
one of the best business locations on the West
Side; will be SOLD very low.
0ntaslOi st., corner st. Clara good location foI
% T. business; lot 92I95 feet will be divided Il de-
sired. L.. ..a.
Prospect ST., near Perry-Ysoant lot A7x20O feet.
Kuelid road, near Wilson avenue-SixteeR acres,
most beautifully located.
Also, = great variety Of ua44 So.
FARMS AND 0UT-LOIS.
I IVL9 ..# HH. 3D.. rrHHH.HH" . % s
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40 40 the AsTeeabIe 10 Gen. Grant

A Distinguished sn0R--Be ~EndeRVOrs
40 40 the Agreeable TO Gen. Grant,
Of course this miniature world wouldnot
be completed without representatives efthe
Snobocrscy being present, and very natu-
rally there are q number Of this class here.
One of the most prominent of the nun Der
distinguished himself above his fellows on
the occasion Of Lieutenant General Grant
dining At the Union Hotel during his re-
cent visit 10 SarAtegs Unfortunately the
snob had purpOseIy secured sssts adjoining
the one occupied by the invited guests He
first intruded himself npon the attention
of the General by inviting him to drink g
having taken plsce.
The General at first seemed disposed not
70 recognize the attention, but finally re-
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From a cbaptsrOt the artist Carpenters
rem:nisoencencss Of Mr.. Lincoln in this
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Nm. Z G.vsi.aass 3 s1 :. Z. : J : asiI !. ::
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WE5TWARD.

~ ~ ~ IGIN WI-s-.a.aIlIW = =
Arrives Is Cleveland At--..T-55 4. q.
Night % Leaves New York It. ---6-c1 TN,
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IdHT E4FBA-5t011T 8
.Ftont hsU London. shelhl,
allead. Oardlnrtcl I'D nsls
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aEa FOr sale BY all Druggists.
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mEVKLAND AND PITTSBURGH

~ RAIL
IssS. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1855,
On and after Monday, May 18th. 1865, Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays excepted as fOllOWs:
500 A. m.-MAlL-Arr1Te 1t Pittsburgh 4sJFP. n,
Harrisburgn 2.10 A. n, Baltimore TOO A, n.
washington l0:35A A. II, Philadelphia 6:5SA. X,
New York lg00A- n, Wheeiing8s 500 P. \. Cons
nects at Hudson with q. e AZ BIB. for Akron
and hillenaburgh.
In P. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a. Pittsburgh s:I5 2,
H. HArrisburgh Ia A. ~, Baltimore IL ?,
MHWashinstOn $50 ?. n, Philadelphia l2:a p,
n, New York 1881. a., WheeltnRS :1lA, q,
3.4O P. M.-ACOOMhODATIOH-For Hudson and
intefmediate Stations, Cuyahoga Falls, Akron,
and Mllers6urEh, connecting at Orryine with
P.F. W. 0. BY. Tor Canton, MRsilOn, Woe
ter and Mansfield
Gears run through from Pittsburgh 10 New York,
Via AllentOWn) without change.
~ Fare - low - b. any other nEe.f
~ Through Tickets can be Pronurrd at the Union
T1cset t1Hos, Wstdsu HOpse, at the Depot, or The
J. Il. DEVuRrUz. s--st.
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~PHILOSOPHYO OF MARRIAGE

ID OI MA hULh
fns PropTiesors Of the New York MuseHm Of AnAt-
eny have determined, regsrdless Of expense, 70 is.
sue free flor the benefit Of suffering humanity, and
suppression a qusekeryl four OF their most inter
sIffng and Instructive Lectures on Marriage and ia
disqualihoations, Nervous and Physical Debility,
Premature decline OF Manhood, Indigestion, Weak
noSs or Depression, ImpOtenoy, Loss OF Energy and
Manly Howsr; the great Social Evil, and those
Maladies which result from youthful f%ollies, ex-
oeasss Of maturity, and ignorance Of PhyHiologJ
and1aWu Of nature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the meanI
81 snughtening and saving thousands, ond viii be
aruArded freo. On receipt Of four stamps, by id
dressing s~BORETARY, New York Mussnm Of AnAt
ony and Medicine, 6ls Broadway, New York.
tsblb.RS
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Jeff. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT.
The war is now about played out,
Great changes have been wrought,
Our gallant boys are coming home;
Jeh Davis has been caught.
Huzzal huzzal now hang your Janners eut,
HuzZal huzzAl let all the people shout.
She way the rebel ehief was caught
Is Iaughable indeed;
He tried to run in pettioosts,
But he did not succeed
Huzzal huzzal hang all Jour banners out,
Jeff Davis has been caught, let every one nov
shout.
Our boys did think * very strange,
woman should retrest
With 8 great boWis-knife in hand,
Untii they saw his feet
Hnzzal huEzsl our boys have got good sense;
'TwiIt gsiter shoes and stogy boots they know
the difference.
Oh, orinoline, we think you hns,
For you would not conceal
The flying rebel President,
When rs did show his heel. H
Huzza I huzzal there's nothing half 30 hne
To show a foot and ankle OF, hkB well raised
e~rinoline.
Your Gays are numbered now, old Jen,
You surely cannot hope,
Or have . better end in view,
Than the 81 d Of 3 stout rope.
HuzzsI huzzal Jef Davis has no shoe;
crimes in view.
The boys who caught JEFF JAWS,
Well welcome one and all,
And treat them to a fine new suit
at ISAAC'S UNION HALbf
Huzza huzza I fling the starry banner out,
Our gallant boys are coming home, let all the
people shout.
The Largest and Best Stock OF Fashionable
Clothing in the West, at the Lowest Prices, at
Isaac q. Isaaes's Union Hall.
Sole agency for the SAFE Of Singers Celebrated Sew
ing Machines, StOrr's hutomaton Freshman, and
Strong's Patent Army Trunk and Bed Combined
Cor. Superior and Union streets.
~ Look out for the Giants. mJ25
.TUSF RECEIVED AND NOW ON
- exhibition, a large stock of 81
FANCY OASSIMERES, r.
BLACK DOESKIHS,
BLACK DALIAH& BROWN BROAD OLOTH,
BLACK AHC SATIHErTs,
EVERETT MILLS DOUBLE
AND TWIST C0TTJNAnES,
. BLACK AMI DRAB HALTENS,
NON sILICIAs ARDsATERN DRILLS,
WAGON CANVAS DRILLS
FURNISHING GOODS
Merchant Tailors, County Merchants and Whole
buyers generally, Will find it to their adyan-
tage to examine my stock before purchasing else
where. az s. MANN,
jylS 1852 Superior st. Opp Bank st
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u = DR
UNITED STATES HOSPITAL
- --1.5t AND. IA no
Private Medical DiSDengafY,

&. Private AedlGaI DlSpenBafH,
IS0 Jefferson Detroit, Mich
% Near tbs Michigan Exchange Hotel.
Whore every form Of SYPHL S and AL other dis
eases Of the proortative and urinary organs Oh poth
sexes are more successfully managed than 81 any
other similar institution in this country. EVery
one should know that whilst the slightest oonstt-
tutioAal contamination exists, marriage Is imPos'
sihle, for the good reason that where onspring en-
sues disease Is nearly always entailed. This there
fore, ID one Of the worst mpediments 70 mAtr-
mony. H
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
Improper practices, will find this q DisPensary
where there is no uncertainty about getting relief,
but where every enc Of such cases are cured per-
manently. No books Published y nor issued ron
this institution by which the minds OF the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruined.
a LADIES, 1r4vl.
Married or single, requiring a Female Regulator,
should enclose one dollar and three postage stamps,
and by return mail they will receive. with full d.
~rections, the only reliable Female Regulator in use.
This Regulatory Is fast becoming the feVorite ~oflsdiea
everywhere, simply because its action is mild and
safe and can always be depended upOR in removing
obstructions from colds and any other cause.
All correspondents strictly confidential. Letters
ON consultation shou d contain one dollar and a
hostage stamp for answer. Office and rooms ar
ranged that patients never see each other.
Consultation and services ct the ofhee, free tothe
poor. every Saturday afternoon, from 3 too P. n.
Of6cs and Dfspensary open from "a. n. to 81 P. n.s
daily, EXCEPT Sundays. AIneesssary surgical oper-
atoms performed. .lA H- Ei4t z..
Address, a B.DHHAbT.
Pest once Drawer 625, Detroit, Mich.
Enclose two postage stamps and sond for circular
Of questions, and, If properly answered., medicines
oan be seuG ts sny part Of the country. Remember
these cases must be cured or the worst consequences
follow. . a..-te 81 %. D. .1-- mASE4dAN
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HIEE Dk1LY TRAIHs BROE
PHILADELPHIA TO ERW YORE
NeN YOrk 3 HarIen RaIlFOa0i
i Z unTTm M TRIVELERa

NOTICE. 10 TRAVELLERS.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays excepted)
M0RHIHG E1PREss, lssving Troy A. ssI5 A,
T.; from Albany at Hudson River Depot Is $50 a,
q, arriving 81 HeE Tork ~ ESQ :. ~
AFTERNOON ExPRESS, lsAYing Troy ct
?. n; from Albany u 8;l5 & H., arriving aSNsS
YORK At 9.20 ?. H. oonnsotihg with express train
for Philadelphia and Washington City.
Ths Cincinnati Express from Buffalo oonnects
With the ESQ At Albany for ESa York b. the Ear.
Len Roads - I'd
For the better accommodation Of the public, 81
nngemeniH have been made 70 run % trains e
the Hudson RiFsr Railroad %. and those Of tbs n.
Z. and Harlem RailroEd %. as diaeront ho1rG nsE
Albany and Troy.
TIE HARLEM ROAD.
Passenger viii BE- Toketed ana bGER4gs cheohtd
ovsr fhI1 road direct 70 New York BY the OsaEs
r. r. Co, and AL connecting lilas North Nd Wa
!, picksts Of the Hudson RtveEE ailroAd %. sad o
lsblS %. VIII BE- received By elmer road and fsF,
nlrhsoked By either Company E4l Be delh srsd
"a ne Yot without change o. oh6E.
nov. ID, 1854. =. a CHAPIB, s4prL
Eozp B. GREzH. AdSeItiaing Agent.
A. B. KUGKEEBooKS8, Agent AlbAaH. sns&Eg
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D2IVATE AFFAIRS,
.... IN WHICH
Ill maaRAR are IntAPaRfed.

Farmers. Drovers, Merchants, Lumbermsn, Me-
chanics, Miners, Bankers, the rich and tho poor,
should ask themselyeI IL Abe slightest sEPHIIITIC,
or so.called PRIVATE DISEASE, faint Is lin gertng IN
their sysTRMs, IL 80, they should apply IN person.
II possible; II not possible in person, BY letter,
and receive BY return mail 3 blank circular OF
questions, which will enable any one to know posi-
lively Just how they stand.
To the intelligent reader IL is not necessary to
publish the names Of the many complications and
forms assumed by this terrible soourge, yet 1t mRy
be advisable TO mention as most prominent SYPH-
Ills PRIMARY, SYPHILIS SECONDARY, and SYPHILIS
TERTIARY, the latter involving the bones In its
deathly aetion.
! Every one should kno~, also, that many Of the
most obstinate and worst UIcER4TED THROATs
proceed from this cause, and will, y not properly
handled, ultimately result in loss Of voice. Lookto
your true interest, and consult bv letter, or spplya
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-14
A TLANTIO 8 GREAT WESTERN
n RAILWAY.
Spring and Summer Arrangements,

1Ekss EJECT AonSGyS AGy stA, 1855.
Two Through Express Trains DAIIyl between
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK.
"DAY ExPRHss, leaves OsVelsad EundaFs sxospt.
adl At $50 A. H. arriTos 81 MeGdville AZ 200 ?. =,
Dinner Salamanca At 6:B ?. NJ tsi ssping CArsl
and New YORK at LILO 2. n.
"HIsHT ExPREss,' leaves Cleveland Ssturdays
aEeeptedl g s:l6 ?. H., sleeping Cars attached0
arrives atahsadsAlo at hO01A. NJ Salamanca at
BOO A. H. and New York st 1890 ?. T.