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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-26

THE London LidsI gives It up, The
SuddcnneSs Of the Collapse is its heading
Tor tho editorial rOviSN Of the last news from
this side, ..
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-26

TnE annual Lady GodivA procession at
Coventry, one Of the most anoieat customs in
England, has been abolished this year.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-26

GRAEp LARcEr.--Albert Miller was ar.
vested by onieeT MeColgAa, this morning, for
stealing s2D from Abraham Young, Justies
walter committed him 10 jail for court
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-26

TuR hrst new wheat Of the season was sold
in Baltimore on Wednesday At ease per
bushel, ...... .-...
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-26

onfHNAL GOURf--JRdgs Wytie. .A-ThIs
morning WIN. O'Nesie Was summansd a. q petit
Andrew Jackson was excused A. 4 petit iurot
fnf thls torn -
john DugaA and Christopher V. Hogan were
iennd guilty of assault and battery on W b.
Donaldson. 4 eaPias 10 hear Judgment was B..
jeremiuh Hays, Henry Malone, John IIineh.y.
and Janaee Hinehcy indicted for assault and bat,
lery on Michael Sullivan. Verdict Fullty a. 10
John Hinehcy. md not guilty a. 70 tho others
He was seutenecd 10 Pay . hns ~ go o. - I'm
pnsOned ten days In Jail.
Jeremiah Hays and James Hinehey, indiefca
case on trial IT CTI'
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LOCAL Ar.rsrne..

RoBBERr.-On Saturday night a man
FAMED Thomas Cciiins etapioyed haekmsp
named swaEEHrt 10 take him 10 some place "a ne
diy, swaggagt took him 70 the hsusa u q han
named Barney Woods, near the depot. Collins had
paid swaegart thrse dollars Tor the JOB, but On
fsttiug out ufths haek swargart confen5ed tkai
he bad not bsen paia, and demanded The three
dollars. Collins then gave him q Eve dollar
note. They then went in the house Of Woods
ard had drink, whsn Collins tsek out his pocksl.
hpok, containing two hundred and any aollur..
70 pay for the drinka. Woods, uho Was stani.
log by, grabbed the poeke book ffom hls hand
Collins thought he was jesiing with Mn, and.
after short time, requested Woods 10 give Nm,
bis Poeket-booh. weods handed n 70 Sin, bui
money was In e.
Collins refused q taks Nj paeksl dock, unla.,
he would return the money with H. Mrs. Woods.
the wife of barney weeds, then eatns cut IN hot
night clothes and struck Collins on The head with
= billy. The blow knopked him inaensible lie
was then put out af the house. When Collins
became sensible, he found the pocket book By
hia side, having been placed there by weoda 10
make u appear that Collins had boen rubbed on
the street Aeting Ssrgea-' Kelly and Omesr
COoInbs arrested Woods. hia uife, and swnranrt
and took them all before Justies wnitsr Al the
stAtios House. SwAggart became frightensd a-d
gave ~ back TO Collins Justioe walter held
them 70 bail for Court. III H.I q
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sBx THLnanAPIT.
Respect to the Memory OF Mr.. LIN
coin in Germany.

NEw YoRK, juno 24.--A copy has beer
received In this city Of The resolutions passed
BY the Senato Of the free city Of Prankfort
on-the, Main, on hearing Of The death Of Prss.
ident Lincoln. e.
It u signed BY Herr GWinnsr, the Burgo.
master, and expresses the painful regret Of
The Senate In regard 10 the niournful occur.
renee, as well o. their indignation at the
wicked dosd.
The Americans At Frankfort observed the
day Of humiliation on June let, by special
service. At Hamburg Bishop Kip pre-.
sided. A funeral discourse was delivered
In tho principal church. and the English
chaplain participated "a the services. =. Is
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-26

NJ EleetNoh NoI oItocs-O"lNo " lIhN-
roS AEB uEnEaErcwS RAitROAD CONPAEY, Corner
Fifteenth street and New York avenue, wash
Ingtou, D. C., June ~, lsGi. Tho annual mpct-
Ing Of the stock holders of the washihstoH and
Gsorgetown RailrOad Company for the elsstion
af Directors, will be held al the ones Of tho
Comrany on WEDNESDAY, tho l2h day of July,
$50 The polls will ee opened a. clock, Th.,
aud close at 'eloek, p. m.
0EO. 8 GIDEON, PTeaident.
w. c, 0REESLrAG, Secretary aud Treasures.
ie9l-tiyla
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A0HNoT REMOVAL. --on End After MONDAY,
January lst, ls5S, the hAssaehusett. State
Agency will occupy It new rooms In the Ma
tfOAdI IatsnlOeStocr Ballding, SECOND hoor, eor-
neT Of Seventh and ID streots, Washington, ID. O.
Massachusetts, soldiers aRd citizens are Invited
TO call.
Advice aud AsSistaneS giysa without charge
GARDINER TURfs,
dsSl-u Lieut. Col, aud Slate ARshL
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-30
New YORK Bank Clerks.

A number of New York bank clerks had
q meeting on Monday night, to consider
certain new rules and regulations adopted
BY the boards Of directors of the institutions
in which they are respectively employed,
contemplating 8 ~stricter accountability on
the part of tellers and sill other employees
that have anything to do with the hand
ling of bank money, direct or Indirect
One of these rules is, thst no such employee
or clerk shall be interested in stocks, shall
not frequent the evening exchange, shall
not be s habitue of concert saloons, or 9th
er places of improper resort Before re-
ceiving employment applicants for clerk
shirs shall be required to sign a printed
'~convenant TO that effect, and also to give
bonds for the faithful fulfllment Of the
Same. Clerks now in employ are subjected
TO the same conditions.
The meeting above alluded to was at
tended by about twenty-five persons. The
prevailing sentiment seemed to be any
Thing but in accordance with the pro
Igrsmme of the bank directors. It wa
Hooked upon as an impairment attempt 4
dictate to them, and as an IN wsrrsntabll
imputation upon the integrity of bsnl
clerks IS 8 class. Several announced theI
intention to resign rather than hold thei
places upon such degrading" conditions
Whist the others intend 70 do they did no
say. They will probably hold on.
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B.R. HALL 4 90, Eashaa, h. h.,
Propnetou.
BHEToN, DUNBAR 4 90, Cleveland. Ohio,
Genernl WholesAla Aasnts. Juneau
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- Dr. r. GOODALE'S
~ cATARRH-
RE DY
AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

Ii penetrates the secret ambush Oi
his terrible disease, AMI sxterminates 1t, root and
branch, forever.
Il removes all the WFetehed Symp.
soms Of this loathesome mAlady, and Avsrts con
sumption -ff .ft ia~s~ o.
1t cleans the head, deodOrises the
breath, and Affords the most grateful relief.
IL aHeVIates more agony and StlenI
|ufsring than tongue can tell
1t is noted for cur1ng IA most hope.
ess cases, that every known means failed In.
1t cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ga.
arrh, Of the most obstinate and violent types.
80 form OF Cntarrh or nOtses in the
Ssd can resist its penetrating power.
Dr.. GOOdnIe's Catarrh Remedy ID a
liquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hand.
DE-. Y. GOOdnIe Is known thFSughOu1
the coaniEy, s. the Author of the only True Theo-
nv Of CstArrh ever published. Where its Origin
What Its Ravages-Mode Of Treatmeat-And Rapid
iure in all its FORMS.
DR.. GOOdale's Pamphlet on Catarrh
ihould be read by every one. II can be obtained 81
1ur nearest AGENCY, or By sending . postage stamp
% our onos.
Price 81 90. Send . stamp for parpbIst.
NORTON 4 ANDREWS, Sole Agents, New York.
SOLD by G. W. OLABK. Cleveland febe:R8
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FOUR DAILY TRAINS
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA
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Personal.

The Richmond Republic says that after
ther surrender of General Lee, his son,
William +. II. Lee, without loss of time,
repaired to the White Harsa on the Pc.
n~insuls, determined, notwithstanding the
lateness Of the season, to attempt TO make
q crop Of corn. Three young men, form
erly of his command, attended him 8
German and an Irishmsn, n two freed
men we're subsequently, added to their
force. They began ploughing on the
29Lh of April and have made q splendid
crop of corn, estimated at 1909 bushels.
This example is worthy of imitation by
others of the f. T. VS.. :
Msjor General Meade, accompanied by
Brevet Major General Webb, Inspector
General; Colonel Batchelder, Qusrtermas-
Ter, and Lieutenant Colonel Meade, A. D.
O, are on q tour of inspection through the
Departments of Virginia, and North and
south Carolina, of Military Division of the
Atlantic. They will be absent several
weeks, and visit all the important points
If these departments. They will first visit
Richmond, vis GordenSville and some of
he old battle fields.
In 8 letter commanding emlgrsnts TO
make choice of Tennessee. Governor
BroWnlow says: al may be 8 little selfish,
As my home is in East Tennessee ss my
wife and children were born there in giving
that division Of the State the preference
I have therefore said, and ! repeat, in
no spirit of blsspheny, that I would not
leave Eastern Tennessee 10 go anywhere
but to the Kingdom of Heaven.
The Tribune editorially says that Gov.
81 N@1-o- nil ~-Okah1, aoao-N kha -1ak sc
President of Antioch College, Ohio, his ac-
eeptsnce being conditional upon the rails
ling of one hundred and fifty thousand dol
liars additional endowment of the institu-
lion, of which there is an almost assured
prospect. Gov. Andrew will be the third
Massachusetts, president of the College
Horace Mann having been the frst, and
Thomas Hill the second.
General Fremont st the head of 8 COM
pany Of Eastern men, is about to purchase
An extensive tract of mineral lands in Mis-
sourI with the view of erecting and estsb-
nent in st. Louis for the manufacture of
railroad iron.
The Partisan press announce that ex-
President Buchanan is to publish . history
If the American war, which will simults-
neously appear in Paris, London and New
York.
The London Times of the 9Th instant
praised General ShermAn's speech at St.
Louis and says of him that he is IS modest
in victorious and sagacious in battle.
Governor Parsons, of Alabama, has tele-
grsphed to the President TO suspend all
petitions for pardon recommended by him
prior to the date of his dispatch.
The friends of Edwin Booth report him
Is determined not to appear in public
again. Others express the hope that he
will sppesr.
Queen Victoria is on q visit to Germany.
The Prince and Princess of Wales, and
the two little Wales, accompany her.
Hiram Kenny is under arrest in New
York for having four wives, sl Of them
now living.
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Q. g CLARK q CO., PrOprA
New Haven, Conn.
EaIHHRALAeIHTs
DEMAs BARNES : co.,
10. "a Park row.
=. o. WELLS 3 CO.,
10. lis Fraaklin street.
d. B. HELMBoLB,
No. 5p4 Broadway.
led b. al DruggiIss In he city and country
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sew York Z HarIen RaIrOse;
EOFIOE 10 F~RATEbEgs.

EULlOG 10 AbA8ss
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays oKoepted-1
G6RHTEa MPREss, leaving Troy 81 0sI5 A.
l.; from Albany at Hudson River Depot Is St80 4.
&, arriving ct HcW York ct 3: R.M
/ AFTERNOON EXPRE69, leaving Troy At 8gOe
Z. H.; nom Albany 1t BIO Z. n, arriving sfHss
York Il $40 ?. NJ connootihg with aEprau train
|6r Philadelphia and Warrington City.
Tha Cincinnati Express from Buhalo ooGnsch
WITH the ESQ 81 Albany Tor HsW York ~ Ne HAt
len Road. E
For ths bsttsr accommodation Of the pubiiS, a..
~nngemen1 have bean made 70 run Gs tsAtns %
he Hudson River BaIlroad %. and those Of The b
Z. and Harlem RAIlroad %. ht diasrsat hozrl frsn
FHH HARLEM Road.
Passenger VIII BE- Tickstse and BaggAsa ebeohsd
yTor al 800 direct 10 New York - the OcaHA
3, 3, o., and al conaeotlng liaes North md West
rIoksts On ths Hudeon Ri7sp Raflroad %. Apd .
this - vfI b received b. elmer loAd ald96Ff
1lkhsckad By either CompanTFd1 b dslflersa
in4fs9 10 Without change Of edeA.
81. "a, Ma A. 6H6efE, ssp'E
FosS q. Cam, AdTsEtERg Agent.
4. 3, KU-GE1RsooKARl kksAh ADAM SoHkl
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|DRIVATE AFFAIRS,
IL IN WHICH
All maasaa ara InfAPAAfA1.

Farmers, DroVers, Merchants, LumbeEmsn, Ne
,hanics, Miners, Bankers, the rich and the poor
should ask themselveIf the slightest SYPHILITIC
OF so-cslled PRIVATE DISEASE, faint IL lingering IL
their SYSTEMS, II 20, they should applyln person
and receive by return mail . blank circular o
questions, which will enable any one to know posi-
lively Just how they stand.
To the intelligent reader 1t II not necessary 4
publish the names Of the many complications anC
forms assumed by this terrible soourge, YET IL ma!
be advisable to mention - most prominent SYPH
Ills PRIMARY, SYPHILIS SECONDARY, and SHPHILIi
cERTIARY, the latter involving the bones In 10
ieathly setion.
Every one should know, also. that many Of tn
most obstinate and worst ULCERLTED THROAT
proceed from this oause, and viii, II not properly
handled, ultimately result in loss Of voice. Looktt
your true interest, and consult bv letter, or apply q
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DIR. DEHARTS
STATES HOSPITAL
AND
Private Medical DIsDensaFV.

RFlYato AcQlCal DISpeHH8fYS
iI3O Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mich. j
Near the Michigan Exchange Hotel.
Where every form Of SYPHILIS and ell other dis
eases Of the provocative and urinary organs OF both
sexes are more successfully managed than ct any
other similar institution in this country. Every
lone sh ould know that whilst the slightest oonsti-I
~tutional contamination exists, marriage IL tmpos-
sible, for the good reason that where ofsprtng en-
sues disease IL nearly always entailed. This, there
mOny.
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
Improper practices, viii ind this . DtspensAryl
where there is no uncertainty about getting relief
but where every enc Of such cases are cured per
manently- No books published ty nor issued nom
this institution by which the minds Of the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruined.
LADIES,
Married or single, requiring q Female Regulator
should enclose one dollar and three postage stamps,
land by return mail they will receive, with full d.
t~rections, the only reliable Female Regulator In use.
This Regulator Is fast becoming the fAvortte ofladies
Everywhere, simply because its action Is mild and
safe and can always be depended gpoR in removing
distractions from colds and any other cause.
All correspondence strictly confidential. Letters
on consultation should contain one dollar and q
hostage stamp for answer. Office and rooms ar
ranged that patients never see each other.
Consultation and services st the office, free to the
Ipoor, every Saturday afternoon, from 5 to s P. n.
daily, sxoeut Sundays. Alneoessary surgical oPer-
Gtions performed. WV
Address, DR- DEHART
Pest ONCE Drawer 625, Detroit, Mich.
Enclose two postage stamps and send for oiroulsr
Of questions, and, If properly answered., medicines
loan be seut te any part OF the country. Remember
these cases must be cured or the worst consequences
follow. .. e- mA9:r4dAW
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10 family can afford {,
be without
rama
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rRVKRY OER SHOULD UsB
HALLS VEGETABLE sIoILIAN HAIR RE.
hkWEB, that splendid preparation for the HAIR.
Shtoh b As ~becOning 90 popular and % nueh
INQUIRED foE Ne ols Who has once triad Il win
yer sc up tBe utosfik
IL viii restore gray hair to its orIgina color.
II win prevent The hair from falling cut.
IteleAnsa hs soalp and makes the hair sof,
ustroun and sILksn.
4sis . splsnd3d hair dreuslng.
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UOEE
nARtE

YOFEF UUhb
tcures sick headache,
sickness 81 the stomach,
and pains Or oholo In the
bowels.
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PIANOS.
pIANo-FoRTE WAREROoMs.
KINEGRD, DRRHER 4 90.

Corner Of Seneca and chamPlGt1 Streets
have Just received direct from New York, 8 con.
FIQuuent Of Grperb Planes from the celebrated
manufsctoTy Of DECKER BROS. Theas Instru.
ments, for extraordinary Volume, Richness and
BriIlianoy Of Ione, Evenness tn ruughout the Scale
excellent Singing Quality, snd the power Of stand
ing In Tune, surPAss all others In the country.
Every lnstrVRelt il tRpI Narrated Tor seven
EAI &&AH4z-
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MEDICAL.
A CARD TO THE LADIES
DR. DUPoNCos
Golden Periodical Pills,
FOR FEMALFS.
o FEMALES.

InfaEible in Correcting Irregularities, Re
Removing Distinctions of the Monthly
Turns, from whatever Cause, and
ALWAYS SUCCESSFUL As 4 PREVENTATIVE
It Is now over thirty years tince the above cels.
oratsd Pills were first discovered By DR.. DUPoNOo,
or Paris, during which time they have been extsn.
1iVely and sucoessf1lly used 10 most OF the public
institution, IS well - IN private practice, Of both
nemispheres, lUth unparalleled SHcceSs IN every case,
ana IL is only Al the urgent request" Of the thou
SANDS or ba1ies who have used them, that he 10 in
oaeed to make the Pills public for the RlleVis ton
q Lnose sunering from any Irregularities what
ever e. well ~ to prevent an increase Of family,
where health will not permit 1t. Females pecu-
larly situated, or those supposing them so,
are cautioned against using these pills while in
lthas condition, a. the proprietor assumes no re-
|sponsibility after the above admonition, although
their mtldness would prevent any. mischIef TO
health otherwise the Pills are recommended.
Price, $l,O0 per Box. Six Boxes $500.
SOLD in Cleveland by Mesgrs- BENTON b DUN
HAM and STB0HG d ARMSTRONG, who will
supply Dealers, and send the Pills eonhdentially By
mail on receipt Of S1,Oo, or address
8 D. HOWE,
augi7:r6 Sole Proprietor, New York.
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nS-Sold by all 3he principal DruggiSts
G. W. CLARK, Druggist, agent for Cleveland.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
lsweetenB the stomach,
'purtaes the breath, and
INSTANTLY stops sOurness,
Ic5ldity and rising Of food,
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CURE
icreates IN appetite and
gives Vigor and strength
TO the whole system.
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GOES
COUGH BALSAL

FORTY CENTS.
Tho bottls holds mon
than any ether At tn
sane price.
The medicine itself d
aATrAnted BupsriOE 10 al
lothers.
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DKaPEPSLA CURE
cures indignation B CON
IstipAtion in every case.
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b OFFICE ASST QUARFERMAsTER, !
CLEVELAND, Ohio. AuRust 18Th. 1851 \

INOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, Tha.
IN in pursuance OF instructions from the Chief
o~uArtermaster Of the Northern Department, I will
sell at PurIio Auction, on FRIDAY, september
|lss, the property known as the U. 8. General hos
|pitalB on the Heights, at Cleveland, Ohio. Said
property consists Of board buildings, as follows:
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1894. Pennsylvania Central 1854
! DOUBLE TRACK RAILROAD.

WITH II9 UOHHNDtIOhBL
q q FrItOlasa Routa for Safety, CozioTt
and Speed, 70 AL Kastern Cities.
TRACK IS EI0EE REILAsTEn 1 FEEE FB0E susT
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HIHE Daily rBAIEs RROH
PHILADELPHIA TO H3W YORK.
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,ur directions are followed
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KROA PITTsBUBaH 10 EEW TORK-
On0 train runs daily t189 mIIss,1 via A1SpsoWs
atkhout change Of Cars, arriving
N ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER Ro0TEa
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OPTICIANS.

Practical and Scientific Optician, keeps the lar ges
assortment Of Optical Instruments in the city
Being an old establishment, and having been ex
~tsnsiVely patronlBed, he has ths confidence thai
hhs present stock viii warrant the continuance o.
public favors. All his speotaoles are Of the besI
quality Of crystal glasses, ground under bis Owl
Inspection, in all eases curing weakness, dizziness
and impsrtlng strength for long reading sad nn'
sewing Artificial eyes inserted without pain.
0~FFIOE-lSO suRsrior-st.. first door from thu
entrance to the American Hotel
u5-BsWAre Of travellers claiming to be Mr.. Solo
monson or his agent. Ell jung;
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SOVEREIGN: RKABDsV
STOMACH OR BOWLS

We warrant both Of them, in svsry Instance,
our directions are followed.
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WIvELAND AND PITEsRuRaH

~ RAIL A
lsG. sUMMER ARRANGEMENT. ls6s,
On and after Monday, May 18th. 1855, Trains leave
cleveland daily, Sundays e~xcepted) as follows:
500 A. m.-MA1L-Arfvs ct Pittsburgh 40GF. ~
HarrsburEn 2.1Q A n, Baltimore 100 A, ~,
EAshlngtOn lo.15A. ~, Philadelphia 6:56A. -
HeW York lQs0A. n. WhseIirgSa % ?. NJ. 0oEs
meets st Hudson with Q. z. 4 q. R.R. for AkTor
ard MnlerBburRh.
|I:0 p. M.-EXPBESS-Ar1Tes AZ Pit5burxh g:I5 r,
n. Harrisb1rgh 790 A. n, Baltinors RsD r,
Warrington $50 P. n, Philadelphia H.ao 2,
n. New York 2:G5P P. L., Wishing .10A n
$50 p. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Hudson- and
mtsrmediate Stations, Cuyahoga Falls, Akron.
and MllersburEh, connecting at OrrVfue with
Pc. ". U. By. for Canton Masflon, WOos-
ter and Manifold.
gears run through from Pittsburgh to New York,
Via AllentOWn) without change.
- Fare - Low - ~ any oshsr Ike.
~ ThrouKh Tickets can b prrcrrsc at the Union
rcket 06oe, Wedds1 Hose, st the Depot, or the
Euclid Street Stati IN.
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There is an editor named Silverthorn.-
venture to say there is more silver in
name than IN his PUGkst180st21 Post.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures h~stulenoy, weak
ness and general debility;
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COUGH BALSAL
cures sore throat and
soreness Of the chest and
.lungI.
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COUGH BALSAA
lcures the worst cold
surely and speedily.
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CO.'S

COUGH BALSAG
cures hoarBeness ant
tickling In the throat.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
flows you 70 eat 3 hearty
meal without fear OF dis
tresg a~ftsrWard, for It
viii stop It - soon ~ It
Is swallowed.
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lCOUGH BALSAk
cures the most violent
attaoks Of croup In sitheI
old or young.
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COUGH BALSAk
cures influenza, asthma
and all bronchial AHec
uoRs.
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NWHY Nor USE THK BKsTf

WHY NOT USE TIKI BBSTI-
Over twenty years Increasing dsmAnd has estab
lHhed the fset MATHEWS FESETIAN HAR DYE Il
the best In the world II Is the cheapest, most 70
liable, and most convenient. Complete in on,
bottle. Does not require any previous preparation
ofths ar. no trOubls. No crock or ssAin. Dos
not rub on or make the hair sppsar dusty or dead,
but imParts 10 it new life and lnstre- Produces &
beautiful black or brown, - preferred. A child
can apply IT. Always gives BatisfaotiOn- Only u
cents per bottle. Sold everywhere.
A l. MATHEWS, Manufactures, N. 7.
DEMAs BARNS 4 co. New York, wholesale
Agents my1:46R
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|tious, the feeble strong,
THE debilitsted healthy
for It enables the patient
10 lake plenty Of healthy
food, which Is the parent
|of the body.