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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08
DAILY LEADER.
THEY ARE COMING FROM THE
WARS. sod
III ruaENE Il. nuHpAr.


They are comiug from the wars, 5-a
Thy sre bringing bone their scars. .u-
They are bringing Dsck TIE cid hag, too, in CORY
They have batslsd long and we1,
And let afIer sges tell
How they Won the pr5udest name in song or story
They have broken up their camps
They are laughing Ger their trsmps;
They or. joking with the girls-sho flock around
They have left the tcauty fare,
They hsvs LEFT the fstid air,
They have Dashed 20 earth the prison walls that
bound them. .
Add they're q m ne from the wars,
Tn y are brineieg home their scars,
They srs bringing back the old flag, too, in glory
They have baUled long and we'll,
And let after g s tell
how thoy won ths proudsst name In EoYg or storI
We are eager with cur thanks,
We are prsssir g On thsir RAMS,
We are graphing hands that held the States IN.
brok n,
Ytwe sadly think Of those
VIII Eae Sleeping with their foes,
And our trenDliog tOBguis give welcome sadly
spoken I
Bus IN. long delay Is past,
They have brought us ptscs of last,
And how proudly thrsugh our veins The blood IL
bounding,
Aud we bless our honored dead,
White the steaoy martial trssd
OF returning veterans In our ears is resoundIng !
Yes, they're coming from the wars,
They are bringing home heir scars.
They are bringing back the ol0 flag, too. in glory;
They have bsttled long and well,
And let after ages tel .
Gov they won the p%roudest name in song or stosy I
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The following advertisement clipped
from a Washington paper, is of interest,
as showing the extent to which the traffic
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-06-08
DE- R.GO0DALE'S
CKTARRH
r E NJ E DY
AND MODE OF TREATMENT is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

"a penetrhfes the secret a1bush OF
this terrible diaease, and eHterminatss Is, root ano
branch, forever.
1t all the Wretched symP-
toms OF this losthesome malady, and aVeits con
sumption.
If cleans the head, d~eOdOrtse1 the
breath, and Gfords the most grateful relief
Il a~TIevIRtea more agony and silent
suffering than tongue can tell
II is noted for curing the most hope
Ies cases, that every known means failed In
II cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca
tsrrh, OF the most obstinate and violent types
No form OF Catarrh OF noises in the
cad can resist its penetrating power
DR., GOOdale's Catarrh Remedy is a
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm OF the hand
DR.. z. GOO(IaIe is known throughout
the couutTy, a. the Author OF the only True Fheo-
~ Of Catarrh ever Published. Where Its Origin
What It's RAyages-Mode Of Treatment-snd Rapid
Cure in all its forms.
Or. aOOdaIe's Pamphlet on Catarrh
shouId DO read by every one. It can be obtained al
our nearest Agency, or By sendinga postage stamp
20 our once. +-
Prios 81 90. Send 8 stamp for pamphlet.
@, r. PARKER, sole Agent, rs Bieecker 81. N. u
Sold bye. ~. CLARK. Cleveland. febs:kS
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nrPHILOHOPHY o. MARRIAGE.

The PropTietors Of the New York Museum OF AnAt.
omy hsTe determined, regardless Of expense to is
Bue frse flor the beneot Of suffering humanity, ano
suppression Il qusoseTy) four Of their most inter
ssfinq snd instructive Lectures on Marriage Ane its
disqualfnostions Nervous and Physical Debility,
Premature decline Of Manhood, INDIGESTION eak-
ness or DEPRESSION, ImpOtency, LOss OF Energy and
Manly Power; the great Social Evil, and those
Nsladies which result from youthful folies, e.
oesses OF maturity, and ignorance OF Phyatoiogy
and laws Of nature.
Thege inveluable Lectures have bean the means
Of snlightening and saving thOUsandss ond viii be
Forwarded frss. on receipt Of four stamps, BY sd-
dressing SECRETARY, NeT York Auseum OF AnAt-
6cbTEPq
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free Delivery OF Letters.

Parties Wishing their mail matter delivered %
c Arrisrs will please leave orders 70 tnAs en -
/ hs Postmaster's Room, with any Carrier, or ~
lister through tue POstofice, When tney VIII -
fVered, without EXTRA cnaIge, with PeImpsn
according to the following Time'IaDie Oh OePAE
ures Of Carriers from the once;
IN THE BUSINESS TERRITORY.
Lying betwes ,n the River and esst eide ontario 81
Including the Ox-Bov hAtsl the Deliveries wiz
Be A. foilOg EB:
FIRST DEI ~IvERY.-Carriers viii leave Po5tomce
At 500 A. n with proceeds Of all nignt mails.
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Way, $50 An. Cincinnati sZo FnhO~s
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oseda Of 2lE Pm. Eastern, 2:65 P. N. Western and
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FoUs / DELIVERY TERRITORY
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sPEcIAL NoTloEs,

BTEVERY ONE SHOULD USE
HABt's VEGETABLE sI0ILIAE HAIR Re
NEVER. thst splendid preparation for the HAIR.
VII ca is fast becoming 90 popular and 50 Duch
inquired for. 10 one who has once triad It win
sVsr give up the ne offs.
It VIII restore gray hsir to It's original color.
u viii prevent the hair from falling ont.
II eleauseH the scalp, and makes the hair soft,
Ius.rcui and silton.
It Is q splendid hair d9es,ing.
For sale by sil Druggists.
B. P. HALL 3 CO., Nashua, 4. B.,
Propristors.
BEEF0H, DUNBAR q CO., Cleveland, Ohio,
GeEensI WHOLESALE Agents. juns:sl2
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or MISUNDERSTANDING nearly 200 pages
and $50 noe plates and sDgTaSings OF the anatomy
OF the human Organs in . state Of hsaith Ana Us
Ssse. With ? Treatise upon Esrly Errors, its de-
DIorabIe consequences upon the Wind and Body
With the Author's plan Of tTestmsnt-the only "a
tional and successful mode OF cure, - shown BY
nc report # cases treated. A truthful adviser TO
the married and those contemplating marriage
who entertain doubts Of their ply steal condf tion.
Sent free Of postege to any address. on receipt Of IS
cents in stamps y postal currency, y ADDRESSING
Dr.. LA CRUfX, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany,
r. I.
The Author may he committed upol any Of the
diseases upon VII Oh his book treats, either person
tbs vorId mhl4:2lS
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LEAVE ERIa

20 P. M.-NIGHT EzPRESs TBAIH-ssosalnH e
Pai1svils, Ashtabuls and Girsr5 Only, and
RFriFss At Erie - Hs9 - - Dur4'rE aG5
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WESTWARD.

Day Hpre1s-Lsavss New York at---.-.F.n a. =.
Arrives as Cleveland As......Eb5 a. -
HiEhs % leaves New York A.. --..6Nu ?. n,
Arrives ct OlsYslAnd At.-...a IS ?. -
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UNITED STATES HOSPITAL
AND
Private Eedical DISpensaFY,

100 Jefferson avenue, Detroit, Mtch.s
Near the Michigan ExcheDge hotel.
Where eyery form OF SHPHrL s ana all other dis
eases Of the pro-r,ative and urinary organs Of both
sexes are more successfully managed than at any
other similar institution in this c~Ountry- Every
one 81 ouid row shat whilst the slightest consti-
~tutiJSAI contamination exists, marriage Is impos-
siOle, for the good reason that where ohspHns en-
sues disease Is nsa-ly always en,aiied. This, there
fore, IL one Of the worst lmpediments 10 mAtu-
mony.
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
improper practice, will md this 3 DlspensAry
where thsle il no uncertainty about getting relief,
but where every sne Of such cases are cured per
mAnently. No book published by nor issued from
this institution, by which the minds Of the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruined.
LADIES,
Married or single, requiring a Female Regulator,
should enclose one dollar and three postage stamps,
and by return mail they will receive. with full di-
~rections, the only re'iab . Female Regulator in use.
This Regulator IS fast becoming hefsvOrite ofladies
everywhere, simply because its action is mid snd
safe aud can slways bs depended upOa in removing
distractions from colds and any other cause.
ALI correspondence strictly confidential. Letters
on consultation shoud contain one dollar and 8
postage stamp for answer, Office and roOms ar
ranged that patients never see each other.
Consultation and services a. the office, free tothe
poor. every Saturday afternoon, from 3 to 6 P. N.
Office Rnd Dispensary open from 8 A. N. to p. M,
daily, exceot sundays. Alnecessary surgical oper-
atoms performed.
Pest ONCE Drawer 625, Detroit, Mich.
Enclose two postage stamps and send for circular
Of questions, and, if properly answered, mediaines
these cases must be cured or the worst consequences
foIIow ma9:r4dAw
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DRIVATE AFFAIRS,
4 IN WHICH
I'll Glasses are Interested.

Farmers Drovers, Merchants, Lumberman, Ne
chAnics, Miners, bankers, the rich and the poor
should ask themselveJIf the slightest sTPHHIrIc
or so-caIled PRIVATE DISEASE, tnint is lingering II
their s. STEMS, If so, they should apply In person
II possible; If not possible In person, by letter
and receive by return mail 3 blank circulac o.
questions, which Will enable iny one to know posi-
lively Just how they staud.
To tie intelligent rsader it is not Necessary tc
prblish the lanes Of the many complications and
forms assumed BY this terrible soourge, yea II my
be adv sable to p-entiOn 81 most pr minsnt SYPH'
Ills PRIMARY, SYPHILIS SECONDARY, and SYPHILIS
TERTIARY, the latter involving the bones in IT,
deathly action.
livery one should know. also thai many o. th'
most obstinate and worst ULCER TED IHROATi
proceed from this cause, and will, II not properly
handled. ultimately result in loss Of voice. Look &c
your true interest, and consult bv iettsr,or apply 81
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eEA PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW

~ra7s 81 All toe pr,Boipsl DrUsgigts.
go gGksK, DrIH5sts AEsnt for Cleveland.
sTIvl1.Re--1 n. fvgr
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h. o \

Ohioe-ll9 Seneca street, Afew doors from Superior
up stairs opposite the CITY Hotel.
RE-Ohloe hours from 9 70 Il and nom 2 20 5 o'clooh
Daily lSnndaTs eLocpt d lhnI
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50 P. M.-MSJb AND AOUOMNoDAFToE-
stopsins at Al stations an3 zrfiTs st EHa q
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Kew York I Harlem Railroad
6OFTT 70 traveller.

AUElO8 ~ lAAE kA601s
1.-TWO EXPRESS TEAMS DAILY
Sundays exoeptsdl
M0RHIHG EXPRESs, leaving Troy at 0sI5 A.
=; from Albany e Hudson River Depot a. $50 A.
=. arriving II New York At $3.50 ?. =.
AFTERNOON Express, leaving Troy at 500
? 4; from Albany Il 8sl5 ?. n, arriving ~ HsT
York at sac ?. H., oonnscthg with express train7
for PhHadslphia and Washington City.
ms Cincinnati Express from Buffalo eonnseh
With the $50 t Albany for New York By the HAE-
Ian Road.
Tor the beissr accommodation o. the public, ar
rnnasusnls have been made 70 run the trains Of
the Hudson River Railroad %. and those Of the n.
z. snd Harlem Railroaf o.. at different hourl rom
Albany Gnd Troy.
~ THE HARLEM Road.
Passengers VIII be Tickstsd and Basgas CHECKED
over this rosd direct 70 New York BY the 49,
In. r. %, and all connecting lines North and Hest
FIckets Of the Hudson River Railroad 70. ena q
this %. Un be received By sither road anaSea,
- 10000 bT sfthsr Company VIII Dc dennsroo
= Hs1 YorF Wfthout change Of cheoaR.
~ n Iss4- Y. A OHAPIH, Sup't.
Torn n, eEnHn, Advertising Agent.
LB. KmcExlBooKEss Agent AhAaE- S"fGR
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The other dsy-it was Sundsy-oOn
after the assassination of our Martyr Pres
ident there were found suspended near 3
certain pulpit, two flags drsped IN mourn
ing. This at old Tsppssn Town, in the
county of Rocklsnd, and in the ancient
orthodox church at that place; not twenty
rods from the old "~Seventy-six House, Z
where Andre was confined, tired and sen =
fenced, and not half q mile from where ne
was executed, buried, and, long after az
humed.
EDem vlags must COON down." said one
of the not over-loyal members of the con-
gregstion. "No Dizziness in church; no
bolidicks ought TO 60 into der church"
ait is not politics. said s-loysl over
nearer, q it is q token of grief and respect
for our dead President"
ats bolidicks all der ssme,n was the
reply Hmus' COON down. ia rrTsas
hLet 'em be dis time said a brother
Dutchman, in political accord with the
otjsctor g Boot is killed, toe"
lis he 2" said the old copperhesd; %en
let der vlsgs STANDBY. 7. E5s POST
##NET -"L r.. Z ENwM
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OF YOUTH RESTORED In four weeks, By Dr..
Rioordig ESSENCE OF LIFE. DR.. BioOrd (ofTs-
risl has appointed an A gent in New York for the
ale Of his highly priced Essence Of Life. This
wonderful agent Will restore Manhood 70 the most
shattered constitutions, in four weeks and II USED
gfbls. success, In every case, 10 certain
DR.. Records Essence Of Life is sold in cases, With
fui instructions for use, at g, or four quantities
IN one for 50, and will be sent TO any part, careful
" hacked. on receipt Of rsmittsnce to his scsredit-
Sd agent. Circular sent free on receipt Of toul
1tamps- PHILTP R0LASD,
AT Droome street, one door west Of Broadway
6.bI6.Rg New York.
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lust RECEIVED FROM AUCTION
81 ard Marufscturers,
100 grcss ELK Trimming Cord.
luG do smoked Pearl buttons.
100 do White do do
leo do do Ivory do
Hoo do Pressed Horn do
5U doz. Ladies' silk and Lisle Thread Gloves.
800 do do Silk Mitts.
1uOO do do White Cotton Hose,
1870 do do Gents Socks.
Besides hundreds Of Job Lots OF Goods, all o
which we offsc to Merchants, Yankee Notion Deal
ers ard DruggistS, a. remarkably low figures. Cal
and examine.
We have Just received $4,000 Lincoln Mourning
Envelopes.
aa- NJ. HALLE 3 co.,
my0 1l47 Water street
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MPOBTANT 10 hnUIES-Dr. HaI

u
So . Eszlaia EtAr cave BsTsg ySs tH'ieo tn EsLaoss
M dtEouiEiag e-iss1z fs0E O55tr7ots1ns OF StoEs
psg- OF asS1rs, OF " restoring ths systs1 y per-
rss heaitE vixen T1G5rng fcoIo SPIRAL A0soBionE,s
fProlapszs. utsri, tbs Writes, Or oshsr geaSnass J
ths Ct-us CrE=as. The Pills axe perfectly harm
tezz OF th5 0o1Atltat.on, aad may he tazap BY tbs
most d5ila.e1 es-rais without causing ei5sress-tas
asus ti-s saey act ks > eh-rn b Strengthening
Euyfeursttnr zna Te.toEinR TIE EyEtbn 70 . bealth
sopjsss5z, Gn5 By tEiaaszs o. tbs monthly p3rioe
gFfs rszularfty. 70 MISTER ron Hhet oGCses the
Fhzs-aJca EaF Er1ss. Tasy shcu6- koEsveE, E0T
s. tsks1 d1yi7s Ess ETst three !s0atls sf PneEnAns
e., tborgs rsfs - zLg oShsy Esssss - E.sOsEVtaEs
Fscia r. tha vasBlE
@Essh sax cSnlzhI 90 EHis. Fd5s , CO.
81. HsegEz'a ZEBETIen on DisEsEss Of FsmhlSa,
Rs3-urrry, HiF5a-FizEs- Bsrr5onosa, Btadity, ES
rctsg1. c1d AB0ses Of EAturs, and emphatioAl.
~ q Jzdisl PalyGss Ho6iosl Acvist-, . pamphlet
q e. rs75s, ssEs 5es 50 bny sedEssr. SIX osrHr
sstySd % lcy Pos:eSe-
TIE plT a-a 5olE viii b ssut ~ nan Vhsn d.
H-sd. tsrs-sIg sszisd, end prepaid, By
GEBEAS, n. D., General Agent,
no. f6 Oedaz sk, Few York
@AesIS 81 All the priBoipsl DrUSgigts.
go EaksR, DIN5str AEsnt for Cleveland.
H-T-n7.nr-n - 60
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brWHY NOT USE THE BRST2-
Over twenty years Increasing demand hes eStab-
lished this fact METHEE's VzsETIAz HA DYE iE
the best 10 the world. II is the cheapest, most re-
liable, and ncst eonveBient. OomOlets in one
bottle. Does not require any previous preparation
Of the hair. 70 trouble. No crock o%Tstain. Doss
not rub Of or make the hair appear dusty or dead,
batsm2arts TO Sc rev life and lustre- Pro3uOs q
beautiful black or brown, as preferred. A child
can apply Il. Always givss satisfaction. Only Is
cents per Bostls. Sold ever whore.
A. L MATHEWS, hs1ufAeturer, n. 7.
DxMAs BARNS q 90, New York, wholesale
Agents. mY16:RA
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Arrive ct Leayittsourgh, connect With
New York Express .---..--..----.lO:5 P. H.
Ask Tor ThrouEh Tickets via ''SaiAmanea."
Z. McLARES :, Gsn1 sup'k.
e.. F. FuLLER Gau'l Ticket Agent myIT
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CLOTHING.
Jeff DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT

.""
The war Is nov about played out,
Great changes have Desn wrought,
Cur SATAN Toys are coming homej
Jsf Davis has been oaoght.
PuYzal huzzal nov hsnS your banners cut
Huzzal hnlzal let all the people shout.
she waz the rs5eI chief was caught
- Ituguable inGe d;
He tried to fun 10 pstric- ats,
But he did net succeed.
HuEzal huzzsl hang all Jour banners out,
Jef Davis has been caught, let eEery one now
shout.
Our boys did Think It very strange,
woman sbould retre't
With 9 great bosie-knife in hand,
Tntu theV saw HIS ieet.
Hvzzal huzzAl our b'ys have got good seoss;
'Twizt gait4r shoes and stOgy boou they know
the difference.
Oh, crinoline. we think yru Ina,
For you would not conceal
Tee hSing rebel President,
When rs did show his heel
HuzzAI huZzAl there's nothing half so hbe
To show q loot and ankle Of, hks well raised
crinoline.
Yo7r days are numbered now, old JEFF,
You surely cannot hope,
Or have . better end in view,
Than the eT d. of a stout rope.
HuzzAi huzzal JEFF Davis has no shoe;
In settling up all his accounts, just keep hi
crimes in view.
Ths boy. who caught JEFF raTis,
Well welcome one and all,
And treat them to a hne new suit
At ISAAC'S UsION HALL
Huzzal huZ-al fling the starry banner out,
Our ga liant boys are coming home, let AL The
people shout.
The Largest and Best Stock OF Fashionable
Clothing in the West, 81 the Lowest Prices, at
Isaac A. Isaaes's Union Hall.
sole Agency for the sale Of Singers Celebrated Sew
ing Machines, Sforr's atom PTePman, and
Strong PsIebt Army Trunk and Bed Combined.
Cor. superior and Union streets.
~ Lock out for the Giants. my25
WE ARE JUST RECEIVING A
large line Of
Cloths, oassimeres and Yestirgs,
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Psrson Browlow has recently said that
he would "rather trust the pOoresta BLACK
now in Tennessee with 8 vote, than q
miserable canting hypocrite Of a rebel, who
has sneaked back into the Union without
taking time to wash the stains Of loyal
blood of his banda" a4ss
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OLByELAND, COLUMBUs 3 CIN.

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 8 CIEs
OOIHHATT AILBOAD,
ISsA6, WINTER ARRAEGEMEEE. I33t-5.
Lat Traln-s.B A, M.-OIHOIEHATT EXPBE59,
stopping Gt Grafton, Wellington, Rev LCn-
don.e hsibY, Orestlids, Gallon, Giisad, Car
dfngton, Ashley, Delaware, Devils Oo0sro ana
Wosthington.
"a F4ain-3as p. u.-AOOOMnODATTOH.-5so1E
Gt Al stations, and arrives IN Columbus ct IS
?. Il, Cincinnati $50 A. y.
a Tfains-I0m EAPBESStop7ina
at Grafton, wellington, New London, shabby
Cre5tilna, Gallon. Giiead, CardirEton and Dels
Frnin5 isa5s Columbus as 80 ard Io:5 LIZ ssBF.ss
{" arriYa n Cleveland s:Q 4. ~. : and $3.50 P -
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS At DBP0El
zastsn Through ErrTEss At T:so A H., BIS H.
and 9:25 P. n.
Resssrn Way Arrivs st l0:D A:
Restsrn through arrives At 9.20 A. H., 80 P'A
DO Way Grr4ysS ct 256 p M
sAnduEky Way arrives At s:l6 A. n
Onosnnatt through strives Ats:SO A. NJ sso J. II
Pfttsburgh Through arrives at e:65 A. d.
/" Way arrtVea 1t ln;lO P. Es
MAhcning Way arrives IS 1885 A. Ne
Lsadvills arrives st 10:a5 A. N.
Medina Way arrives 1t 800 P. n.
EookpOrt, 10, arrives Tuesdays, Tau1dsII N4A
Saturdays ct l2 b.
WArrenSViIle arrives daily At lO;lo Al.
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
nAeEHnN THnouaH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston. nsW
York, Hartford, and PAinegvile, GensVEs AAessDa
l. and OonneAnt, closes ct 800 4. n.
EAsTERH TuloU0z, for HSW York cnlJ, closes 81
HAsrznz THaOUoH, for Erie, BunaIO, Albany
Boston, Kew York and Hartford, closes IS S"o
RAFrUnH WAY, for al pStnts bstEssn Cleveland
and Eris, closes ct abo p n.
| EasTHRg THRoUGH, for Toledo Dstrsit, OneeESi
and Milwaukee closes At T:1O A. NJ.
WEsFHRH THBoUaH, for Toilette, Desrotsl On6Agoi
Dubuque, 81. Joseph and Cairo CLOSES At S;0 Z; a:
WHsrHRE WAT, for al points between OlsVsiAao
and Toledo, closes ct 1:&6 P. H.
SAHDUsKi WAY, for S~andusky end al inferno
date points, closes at S:SO P. III.
OEUTHNAfI WAY, for AL points between CisTalAos
end Oinoinnati, closes ct 1905 A. NJ
OrEouEAu THRoUeH, for Columbia, DAyton
Newark and Cincinnati, CLOSES at Tab A. n: ID,
OIHusHATn T~HBoUGa, for OolumbuBB ChloinnsEi
Louisvfle, 81. Louis, Indianapolis, AossVAIo' III
Wheeling, CLOSES at 900 P. ID.
PTrTEEURaH THEoUGR, for Pittsburzh and wen
mgton, CLOSES 1t 1s:6O P. II.
PTrrsBunaH WAY, for all points between CsTe
and. WoIISVils. and Pittsburgh, HsrrigbsrgI fnii
sdOlphia, Baltimore and Washington, obosN ssssO
Al 4.
HAHonza Wal, for all points bstWSsn clsVstA1
and youngstown, CLOSES at 2:4o IN
MEADvTILR, closes At $50 A. n.
NEpmA WAY, CLOSES At T:SO A. n.
ROCKPoaT, no., closes on TussdnyS, Thn7aAS
I'D Saturdays, Asl2H-
WARaHzsVInLA CLOSES daily, 1880 \. h.
HAsT OEHVMAED and Euclid, closes daily 5
P.n. -
MGN and Drop LsttsrS AEs required ~ law to
AIOIty Circular are required to b Pn+paid wi
. o@os ooss from 500 A. NJ. to 1850 P. M. o
s. COVTLEss P. n.