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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT,
Eastern Through arrives at 7:so A. n, Sl6 P. M.r
and 9:25 P. II. -sa F
Eastern Way arrives at lO:so An.
Western Through Arrives at 9:a0 A. H., $40 P. II
do Way arrives ct 2:66 P. N. -
aanduGky Way arrives at 9il5 A. N.
Cincinnati Through arrives At $50 A. NJ, 500 P. L.
do Way arrives at $50 P. NJ.
Pittsburgh Through arrives At e:66 A. 4.
Way arrives 1t 1910 P. N. ..-
Mahoaing Wsy arrives ct 1923 A. NJ .#+
haeadiills arrives ct 1923 A. N.
Medina Way arrives at 100 P. N. l. aia.
ROokport, ae., arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays ct IL II.
WArFensVills arrives daily at lob A. III.
HOUR OF CLOSING TIE MAILS, ~
IAgEnN THROUaH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston. EeU
FoFk, Hartford, and PAinesviIle, GensVa, AEhtAbu
IL =ndlOonneant oIoses at $50 4. II.
EASrzRE THR0UaH, for New York only, oloses II
EisTSRz THsovaH, for Erie, BunalO, Albany,
Boston, Kew York and Hartford closes st 500
EaSriiRH WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Ere, closes ct 2:50 P. ID. -fl
WRsFrRn THRoUaH, for Toledo, Detrsit, Chicago;
and Milwaukee CLOSES at T:1o A. n.
WETERN THBoUsH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
DIALOGUE, St. Joseph and Cairo closes ct 600 P. n.
WHfEEE WAY, for al points between Cleveland
and Toledo, CLOSES at 1;46 P. N. t..-
SEEDuGKT WAY, for Sandu8ky and all InteFme-
diats points, closes at $50 P. n.
Cmou'EATI WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and OIncinnAti, closes at 7:06 A. NJ
0MOnUAEI THROUGH, for Columbus, Dayton,
HGWArk and Cincinnati, closes ct 7:06 A. n.
6UUMEAFa TaEoUaH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
LOuigFils, st. Louis, indianapolis, ZaneGVills and
Wheeling, closes ct 900 P. II. -.
PTF1GVBaH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash.
Ingtca, CLOSES Gt 1880 P. Il.
rIFEsBpBaH WAH, for all points between Osvs-
land, Wel1Ville, and Flttsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
adslPhiA. BAlttn0rs and Washington, closes At TOO
An. 1Er p
1IAHosIHe WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and YoungBtoWn, closes ct a:46 P. n.
MEApYIIEK, CLOSES at 9:50 A. n. ....-
EDHA WAI, closes at 7:S0 A. n.
B0uEPo1f, &o., closes on Tuesdays, 1hur5dAy1
and Saturdays, at12M. 4.
WA7RKiSTIIaE, oIoses daily, 1850 A. n.
EAgR Ol1FUAND and Enelid, closes daily at
Kan aae Drop LsttsrI Ars required ~ law 70 b
kii0Ity OlrcuIa1 are required 70 bsprspaid with
a tWo-osnt stamp.
once open from 90 A. NJ. to 760 P. NJ. On
Sunday from goo to 1000 A. N.
T. CQWLES. P. II.
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3aiImays.I
NLKVKLAND 3 KRIR RAILROAD
q q. wrErln AnnAEaEurur. -

1855. WIET8B ARRANGEHERT. Is6s,
On and afser Monday, Oct. slst, 1854, Passenger
Trains VIII run ~ follows, SUNDAYS 6Zoepted)I
LEAVE OLEYELAND:
ESQ. A. M.-DAY EXPRESs TRAIH-stcppinS Gt
Wt1oughby, PAinesville. Madison, Geneva, Ash.
tGbuIa Oonneaut and 6irard only, and arrive u
1rie st 70 P. n. Dznkirk las ?. n, Buffalo
SIS P. M.-CIEOIEHATI ExPREss- -stoppinE 81
PGinesville, AshtabulA and GIrard only, and ar
Eiye4 81 Erie6:4O ?. H., Dunkirk 8 rs ?. n, guf
1:5O ?. n. NAIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS
Stopping at al stations and arrive at Erie II
sOOP. H.-EiGHT EXPRESS TRAIE-stovutuT a,
PAinesville, AGhtabulA and GiTArd only, and
arrives at Erie at Rs40 A. N.s Dunk.Tk 1sc
A.H-s BuHAlo l:20 Az,
LEAVE KRIE
80 A. M.-MGHT EXPRESS FRAIH-Stop,fna
g GiFards AshtAbqlA and PAinesvilis only, and
arrive at Cleveland at 70 A. T..
s;B a; M,-MAIL AND, AOC0hMQDATIon
IkAIH-;stopPiaG at all stations and arrive st
I0aB a. M.-TOLEDo EXPRESs-stoppsnE ct 81
EtAtioRs except swanviIle, Saybrook, OnlonviIle
Perry Mentor and Wickli1s, and arrives 81
B:SB P. M.-DAY EXPRESs TRAIE-stopnsng ii
Girard, ,Conne4ut, AshtAbulA, Geneva PAinas
Vile only, and arrives In Cleveland ct Is r. r.
Second Olass OArH arp run on all through
An the trains going westward connect ct UIeveIAnO
with trains Tor Toledo, chicago. COumbu8, Oinoin.
matt, Indianapolis, st. Louis. &o.i and all through
trains 81 the New York 4 Erie Railroad and at Buf
fal with those Of the New York Central BuiiaIo 4
New York Oity Railroads for New York, AibaDX
On the PhilsdslphiA Erie Railroed.
~ Day E1press, East and West. connects At
GirArd with Trains on Erie 4 Pittsburgh Railroad
for LineGVilis, heaoVIlle, Jamestown, 30.
UsvelAnd. Oct. s7st. Is5S. -
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Robert z. Lee, by and with the advice
and consent of the army and the people,
viii grasp the sceptre they may wrench
from the hands of Mr.. Davis, and WELD It
for the safety and security of his country's
liberty and independence. No csbal of
whipped secsders shall cspitulate this coun-
try into slavery, and crouch it at the foot
stool Of Mr.. Lincoln.
The Congress has utterly failed; # is
incompetent and doing much injury; It
has neither capacity nor courage; It Is
wanting in hrmness and resolution; it is
unfit for revolution. The very men who
were the foremost to secede are the frat to
surrender. A single head and q single
arm are now needed, and if the Congress
would consult its patriotism, # would en-
trust all power with the Presidentand Gen.
Lee, adjourn and go home, and leave the
country and the cause in the hands of those
two men. The President has exhibited s
calm, firm, resolute purpose, unsubdued by
disaster, and unfaltersble in the determins-
ton to secure the liberty and independence
of his country. General Leel his very port
and mien would laugh to scorn the cow
ardly suggestions of surrender. Upon
armies have resolved her liberty to secure,
and the people will support and sustain
them. The Virgins banks can furnish
one or two millions in gold, and this will
secure the supplies now needed. Let the
Legislature promptly act, and turn over
the gold to General Lee. The Congress is
defunct, the country no longer looks to it
for any aid in the struggle. The negroes
have been withheld until it is now nearly
too late; the currency is beyond their power
to help; the time they have wasted is
thrown away, and cannot be regsined-
the sooner they adjourn and 60 home the
better. g
We cannot specifically answer who the
men are that are ready to surrender to
subiugstion." If we knew we would OPEN
ly denounce them before the country. As
every one else, We have our suspicious; but
without information We cannot say. Every
man Is ready to surrender to subiusstion
who Is not willing to fight the fight out.
Those who talk now Of compromise mean
submission to subjugstion. There can be
no compromise that does not involve sur
render; surrender, not Of slsvery-thAt ID
too mean and contemplate to be consider
ed-but surrender of honor, of character,
State and individual. We would not see
that blcod-stained battle-hag lowered to
the enemy for every negro that DAhomey
ever owned. The point Of interest is insig-
nihcent when compared with the point Of
principle, which is the point of honor. The
institution Of slavery and all the negroes
from the Potomac 70 the Rio Grands was
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OLKVRLAED AND TOL@ DO & 3

On and Aftsr Monday, Oct. 1Ist, 1884, PasSsngsl
ErpnH Win leave olsVelknd - iolloWs t6undHyI ex,
s;i0 a. M.-OHIOAGO Express. .-stovs At Bersa
Grafton, Obsrlin, Wekeman, EorWalk, Monroe.
vile, Bellevue, Qyds, Fremont and Elmore
u.1OP. =, and Detroit 10 Pm.
$50 P. M.-WEsT6Rh ,MA1Ls-ssops at Al stationI
on Southern DiviGion, and arrives At Toledo n
7.5PM.; Chicago at 5 IS A. n. and Detroit N
faoP, M.-EORTHERE MAIL.-StopI Ct an Etn.
fions on Northern Dtsilion, and arrives at San
duahy Is TAO p. II. N.
lnal 2, R-HIGHT EXPRESB. .-Stops at Grafsorl
HorWAIk, MonrosTiIle, Clyde and Grsmont, N
arrives at Toisdo at 9slB A. 4; Chicago q l7 2
,. n and Detroit ct 6 90 Il n.
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OQHHEQTIQHl.

Oonnsoaont 6rs Iasds q MonrosyiIls WITH ths Ban.
dlaky, ASnEheld B Newark B. B.; at Clyde With thI
esld1lkZi DAYTON Gaeinnati 3 E.; At KIsmoni
with The Eichigan Southern Northern Indians and
Toledo 3 Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit
5aokBon, Font Wayne, LogAnsport, Lafayette, Cairo
Alton, st. LouiIs and al PoiE6 West. Northwest ant
Southwest.
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo and IN,
West at e:0 A. n, ass ?. n, and $50 p 4, TroI
BandullJ Of 9:l5 Al. I, D. RU0KER, BuTt
QsValane, Qst, ., ~.
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IMPORTANT 10 uADIES-Dr. HaI-
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II the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet
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30. 70 Cedar st., New YORK.
"A Sold By al the principal Druggists.
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OOEEEOrIOEIt

EhelbI-SGndugQ, MApgneld Newark Bailroad, q
MSnEesld, Mt. Vernon, Newark, EanssVfiis
n, fas '
Crsgtllne-PittsburEh, Fort Wayne OhIoazo Ran
Hosd, Forest, Upper Bandusky, DelphOs, Lima
Fort Wayne, Laporte, Chicago, &c., West and
East for Mansfield, Wooster, Massiiion, &c,
Gnftoa and Belleiontsine Railroad Line ior Marion
Bellefontsine, sidney, Union Munoie. Indian
gpoltE, Terre Haute, NinSennes, EfAnIVils
Louisville Cairo, St. Louis, 40.
DeleWAre-With Spriua iald Branch for gprfnRdeld
Oolumbus-Lttle Miami 4 Columbus, and Xe1h
Railroad, for 4enia, Dayton, fndianapolis
Tsrre Haute, Sc. Louis Morrow, Loyeland and
Cincinnati, and With the Ohio and MississIppI
Railroad ct Cincinnati for Louisville EyenS
vile, Cairo, st. Louis, I'D tn 1ointl on th'
OoIumbuS--OentralO Ohio Rapro-d Tor Newark. Zsnss
vile, Wheeling, &C.; OCiumbus PiQu6 8 N
diana Railroad for PiQuA, Urbana, 40,
lTFoF Tinkstat 10 all points and information sE=I
At the Passenger Station, and At Union Ticket Odcl
lf7 SuperioF street. y. 8. FLINT,
OlsVslAnd. Oct. u. IssL SuDsrintsndsnt
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New York 3 Harlem Railroad,

ENVI1CE TU TkAtkIEkSs
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
II Sundays exoeptsd.l
AoRAIEG EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 9:I6 A.
n; from Albany at Hudson River Depot ct $50 A.
n, arriving ct New York ct 800 r. n.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy 1t 300
?. n; from Albany ct 3;I5 P. n, arriving at New
York at 9s2O n, connecting with express train
for Philadelphia and Warrington City.
The Cincinnati ExpTesa from Bufslo oonnsctu
with the ESQ at Albany for EeW York by the HAr.
lem Road.
For the better accommodation Of the public, Ar.
rangsmenis have been made to run the trains Of
the Hudson River Railroad %. and those Of the H.
z and Harlem Railroad %. ct different hours from
Albany and Troy.
THE HARLEM ROAD.
Passengers viii be Tioketed and Baggage checked
over this road direct to New York BY the Central
B. b. Co., and all connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson River Railroad o. and OF
this %. will bo received by either road and Bag.
gage checked BY either Company viii be delivered
In New York without change Of checks.
Nov. ID. 1854. =. A. CHAPIN, Sup't.
FoHD b. GREEH, Advertising Agent.
A. B. kEIoKKRBooKER, Agent, Albany. noe2.Bs
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DHfSfefANS PRESCRIPTIONS
y The diSpensation b Ph SglsianS' Prescriptions
always receives q our haudI thss care and atten-
but articisl Of most unex xosp aonabio gnsIity are
useq IN tholr pfspafation.----
PhYnicianB Who iodnada hhIr lPrsa.rIssfoua a,
our care. Ar9 a11lrod thst eur prizes sfS AlVaTa
reasonable. be 0HURcHILI 4 BROTHER-
-tAnaI II TI-- .T7 No. I2s ontAri oatFsst.
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ELEGANT ANTIQUE SILKS-Also
~ Repped and Poult de Sole, in very rich shades
for street and evening dresses, nov opening BY
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DAILY LEADER,
EHE sOUFHERE PElCR PARFY.

a BtgnLheanf Confession I'm the Exam.
observation-disclosures I'm the South
A Plot to DepOse Zen. Davis. Alarm
Of the Confederate Authorities.
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GIutktIq.

WK WILL SELL, FOR THE NEXT
oYERC0ATS and sA(iK oYRRO0ATs, at COST.
large stock Of BusiH Bss 6uits, English Walking
Coats, Sack Coats bln3k Frook Goats, and Fancy
Cashmere Pants and Vests, ct greatly reduced
prices. We will give treat bargains in Under Gar.
mentS and Gents Fur ishing Goods.
Our Custom Deparli snt ID now complete In sYsry
particular. 8. MANN, &
decI5 l62 supHior st., opposite Bank 1t.
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OLEYELAND AND PITTsBUReR

1865. WINTER ABRAEeEAERT. IsSs
On and amer Monday, Dec. 18th, 1854 TraIna Ieay,
Cleveland a. lollows uaily, (Sundayu exceBted):
SEQ A. .M.-MAlL-ArT5Tesa at Pittsburgh 400 P. H..
Harrsburgn 2:s0 A. n, Baltimore 700 4, NJ.
MRshingtoH l0:s5 A. NJ, Philadelphia 6 IS A. n,
New York G:O0A n, Wheeling 100 P. N. Con.
meets az Hudson with y. z. = q. R.R. for Akron
and Eilersburgh.
! 80 p. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ct Pittsburgh e:I5 p
N, Harr1sburgh 7:SO A. n, Baltimore Il 20 r.
M.s arlington 4 40 P. n, Philadelphia l2:i0 ?.
n, New York 2:45 P. n, Wheeling 30 A. n
1:i5 p. -ACOOMM0DATI0N-Fo Hudson and
tntermediate Stations, Ouyahoga Falls, Akron,
And Mllersburght connecting ct OrrvfIe With
ter and Mansfield.
oarstrGn thrOugn Trom Pittsburgh 10 HSz TcrE
IVA Al -entoEn), without change OF carr,
~ Fare as low rs bY any other Ike.
~ Through Tickets can be procured at the Union
Ticket Omoe, Meddeh House, at the Depot, or the
- ,, b. DEYEBEUx. suv,tA
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PRESENTS,


Christmas and Kew Yeag's at Union Hall.
Those who want Presents should give Us call.
We have Clothing for rich, and Clothing for poor
All should come to rs and Bargains secure;
We have Clothing for Boys, and Clothing for Men
Many more styles than III uoW try 10 pen;
Goats, OTercoats, Pants, Jackets and YeSts,
All our own make and surely the best.
We have scarfs and Scarf Pins, Neck Ties and
OFGVatI,
Shirts, Gloves snd Collars, sulpendsrs and Hsta,
Half Hose and Handkerchiefs, Wrappers and Draw.
erI,
Made out Of SILK, Wool, Merino or GauEs;
And many more things that are uHefnl and nice,
Which for these times we'll sell at very low price,
Aud then for the ladies' God bless the dear creatures
Ana grant that no SorroW msy ere mar their fea-
tures; --.
The present for them which VIII give them most
pleasure,
And Be in each household blessing and treasure,
II SEWING MA0HIEEa one Of SINGERS, you
know,
Is ahead Of al other Machines made TO tc sew.
It is simple, it is handsome, and easy to run
And by far the best Sewing Machine uuder the sun.
Tnen all who want Presents to UNION HALL hie,
Well We know, that when there you'll not fail to
buy, q. = - @
For the gifts that are valued and przed most Of ali
Are those that are purchased at our famed UNION.
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steam TO and frOn the OId COantFy

Steam TO and from the Old Country
THE WEEL=KNOWN aaA
i fEVorite olyds-built iron Steam u
ofthe ANCHOR LINE ofstsam-
ships, "HIBERNLA,S y "OALEDO-
ELA, ," "ttBRIfA MI, ,"and " UNITED KINGDOM,
are Intended to sail fOrtnightly to and from New
Yerk, oarrying passenger to and from LiVGpool,
Giasqosv, .RsJNas, DE5Iin WstaJord C0rE, LinEieb,
qaIsDv or Londonderry. These vessels were built
specially for the Atlantic trade, are divided into
Wstsr and air-tight compartments.
1s51 -- RATES OF PASSAGE.
From Kew York to any Of the above places -
Cabins Sl2O and 500; stserAgs S46, payable In
American currency.
To New York from any Of the above places -
Cabins s65 and $50; steerags S26, payable IN gold
or equivalent in American currency.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets At these rates from the Agents.
FRANCIS MACDONALD 4 CO.,
tans:195 6 Bowling Green. n. 7.
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Rathpans.
ATLANTIC AID GREAT WRsTRRH
a tl RAILWAY

"A S4A9 14O AID dhhA1 w ko1.A1hp
"A RAILWAY. .-1s
TaH and Winter APFan ement.
zaEes Effect Monday, November zsa, 1888.
Two Through Express Trains Dzilyl between
CLEVELAED and NEW YORK. a5
"DAH EKPREss, leaves Cleveland (SundAyE except-
pinner) Salamanca at 5:55 P. H., (sI seping ONzj
and New York at l:10P P.Ks
dSIaHT ExPREsS," leaves Oleysland gatlrdAyl
sxosptedl ct S:l5 ,. n, sleeping Car! attached,
arrives at MeedVills at 1:2o A. NJ, SaiAmAnea 81
$50 A. n, and EeW York At 1o:s0P. n.
WESTWARD. n.
Day Rxpress-LeAvss New York at.........I.O0 A. \.
Arrives ct Cleveland at......I:SQ A. \.
Night do Leaves New York ct. s-s...esoo P. \.
Arrives at Cleveland at......9;lO P. H
NAIL TRAINS.
Train leaving Cleveland (Eastl st......s.. ESQ A. =.
arrives 81 franklin At.-.. I:A6 ?. n.
Train Leaving Cleveland st (East p n.
arrives ct Franklin at......l0:I0 A. n.
Train leaving Cleveland at (south S45 Pc
arrives ct youngstown at.s I:So P. n.
Train leaving Cleveland st South $50 A. n.
arrives ct youngstown IS. 1SO P. n.
Train Isavins Youngstown at EoTth) s;.5 4. Z.
arrives ct Cleveland et......l0s26 A. H
Salamanca ct (Westl- l-..... $40 A. n.
arrives at Aeadville Gt......10:46 4. n.
arrives At Akron st.......... 40 p n.
Akron at EASt) ).............. 7:l0 A. n.
arrives at MeadVills at.....12:S0 ?. n.
arrives At Salamanoa st.... 7:O ?. \.
LOCAL ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
Train Leaving Akron ct West ....,.... 10oo A. n.
arrives ct ManH6eld Gt..a.. S:16 ?. n.
arrives ct Gallon at......... 4sS5 ?. Il.
% Gallon ct (East) e. ........... 600 A. n,
arrives ct Mansfield at 1000 A. n
arrives at Akron st......... As15 ?. n
81 Gallon ct (West) .....a a....... T:15 A. n.
arrives at Orbana at......... 100 P n.
arrives at Dayton at........ 900 P. n.
60 Dayton at (East l............, TOO A. n.
arriYea at Urbana at.........l0:20 A. n.
ArriTe&et Gallon At.......s. 40 ?. n.
Ask for through I okets via HSalamanoa."
d.. y. sNEET6EB, Gen1 Sup't.
J. O. CALHOUN, Gau'l 2 iokst Agent. 1o88
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dissolution NOTICE.-The Firm
IL Of O. A. Willard & Co., Of Bellevue, is this
day dissolved BY mutual consent.
c. A. WILLARD,
& --a HENRY KENDALL.