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fTIENDERS HIS THANI[ST TO ALL THOSE
who have favored him with their confi-
depce and patronage, and wonld Inform MS
tEiends and the people generally, that he Wiz.
the coming yenr, occupy his old oflice ON Sd
SIITset near Reed & tkTnfts Drug Store Centre
: ME66eenngt w. Va, wheEe p q may be cnnsIiltG
Cd m reference to their disease the naf1re and
Snafncter OF which the Doctor "a able n al
unie4 and under nll circumstances fofieScrfbe
.Inu assure OF the probable result and drtTtt
Ion o. treatment. He practices the FicIesfic
S4Sten OF Medlctne, using mild hut eferfiVe
TSsT11iitssS supporting instead OF (iepreSSlinfy
me SIIa1 PoWera. The metiicines iTIfpfI 10
MN are prepared and put mn IN his nyvn
once. beSdes the treatment on AcIIta Bis
eoSet Df. tAtSnef win dive ifg fiG - ~.
treatment OF all varieties OF CIIronIS
That scourRe OF the human ToEs ssSSnI55Is n.
al varied forms, viz: PuFnlenf T1iSeS - -
nom the Lar 50 prevalent aunOnU Tf{f{SsSssSsss
Purulent OpihAlmia, OZenR aT5saS f4il5
Ulcerations Cancers and All y1TifisS ~ e!tttS
Diseases, VIII receive hi8 speCIaI 0ffaTt,Ss,
Diseases OF the Throat, LING and HsSrf = -
er Comp DtafTfc ,Dy6en tarJ5SI1S pIIns
Diseases Of the Urinary orIInns ESbbIifS atsSsl
NERVOUS and SPINAL 4 ions5 EpFieSS2t ~
Ehepmetisn md RaEa1y Disease V1f Tsl
males DyemenoI oITllea, j 1eucorrhea, Pr0laySt5Ss
Uterti and an Painfnl lIEeg gnlnTit ties and is1
Sotts Diseases to which they dfa sliiIlfsf Iiil
a Gs!S s1ceesstnllys The tTelf Ti of CI4TTE
EeeelNo the eliiA ttteh f3nn q here
Solote. All consultations and SdmrnuniCS-
y sEllll- -etklot4y eon9denttal, and VIII receive
l1Olnpt attetttiOn, NSlEht calls cheerfnIly nii-
. fas9t 9tslSSt.a SIleo hours nom to 19 Al. ~ Ito
= -ltte.9 - = =. ~ ~ ~ tuii4 -
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SEIIERS Cough SYRUP,

U4QQg1lD OOOuA N44IO4S
TITS PROMPT IN IT'S ACTION, ALWAYS
or most delicate female with confidence in its
success. Containing no int1ammntorY OF
Splrituous ingredients whatever, u IS not only
RPR TTSS BFSScifisi II Vs. BSit E peiiiariy
valuable to children, ahorling great relief in
WhoopInE Cough and kindred diseases From
a large number Of certificates received from
year to year, VIC present the tollowlngi
Prom fhe Rev. r. G. Lamb. PRStOE.of
the baptist Church, AleXRnflria,
AIExAssDRrA, Licking Co., Feb. q, 1855
I'm JafJiary, 1884, had severe cough, pro-
cef(iIng from a bad cold, so that 1 coughed al
most iJiceSSnnEIy, for two days and night from
FridaY morning until Saturday night, took
twice! in the evening" e1aIg q t9s PEssFiRed dose
gle Interruption from OuQht9R,lsiils fsisf
/ took the syrup again In the morning, and
preached twice during the day without any
: since 4lletf TINE I1axe given It frequently
to my clildreh,t and believe that itilias essen
TALLY relieved them. Yours truly, l.a
ReeOmmentleilp particularly 70 Clergy
men, LHVEyeFs and 9thef Public
Professor Porter has, without solicitation,
given a, certificate Of the excellence offhlS
popular Congh MedlCine.+ twill be interest
Ing to all who are afflicted with coughs
~. J1ESCHASaE HOTEL, December 10, 1885,
K, AleSlTs, flfoTS;-H Hnving been for some time
pastYeFy much AFFLICTED With q severe cold,
and almost constant cough. and having tried
vnrious remedies SyTups, &c, and all to no
effect. LIVES induced By my eSteemed friend,
w. w. Wallace, of this city, TO make a trial
. OF r, f. SelleTR' Cough Syrup, 4 did 81, md to
my great surprise, receiY we'd almost immedl-
ate relief II WINS with the greatest difficulty
that leCtured before my respective CLASSES,
but ON tOkiug spoonful OF the syrup, Just
before entering my lecture TuoIu, could speak
With Serfe6V eaSs ddfibg lhk Ievening. I
would particularly recommend 1t to clergy
men, lawyers, and other public speakers.
JAMES II. PORTER, Prof Of Mqlle'nattcs.
'.'f tt PREPARED BH fiai
o n CaljaYa g. IN Pittsburgh. Pa.
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GanratfnnaI.
Wheeling Female College,
WHEELING, w. VA.

W4AEELENG, w. VA.
ETHIs INSTITUTION, CHARTERED
with tnl collegiate powers in 1854, and
BlrectGrs, wfil Be opened as a 6oiisRiate Ifisti
tute on the first "Wednesday in September
next The buildings nre now being tho
throughout -
- In the libefaIity of it's arraneements. in the
extent and comprehenEiVeness of Its course
OF study, in It's methods OF tuition and Sov-
efnment, and in the ability and experience OF
Its Board of Ofl1nstruCtion the publicmay rely
Having had many years expefiefice in con-
Quoting leading Educational institutions In
the Eastern and Middle States, feel assured
TINT with the liberal patronage and the ear
nest tcQ-pperatlQn OF the citizens of Wheeling
end Vicinity, the College win soon be able TO
accomplished education to be found outsid
OF our eastern metropolitan cities.
1t affords me the highest satisfaction to be
of teachers of distinguished ability, expe-
Hence and reputation. ftia
A NORMAL DEPARTMENT viii be organized
nt an early day, having especial reference to
the preparation OF young ladies for the busi-
ness OF teaching.
opened for such Misses as are tooyoung to
The institution viii be conducted upon
Protestant, but not upon denominational
principles; the leading churches of this Vicini-
tyy the Methpdists the Presbyterian and the
lse9pallan, tIeiilg re presented In the Facul-
EXPENSES PER QUARTER
TUITIoN-First Preparatory, s.; Second
lErepaIntorys 81; First Collegiate, IS; Second
Golleginte, s.; Junior, SO; Senior, So 80;
Experimental Sciences 81 extra, each; Draw
Ing, s; Painting In on Sl1f Pastel, $40. Cray
on, SIS Music, on Piano, S10s Use OF fnstru-
ment, q 80; Vocal Music, SO; Fuel, ID and Sd
quarters, 80 cents each quarter. 20 sti
BoARD.S45; Fuel and Lights, s.; Washing,
night SS7 30; Fuel and Lights, 81
u BIllS botlifor tni ton and board naypble in all
cases at the commencement OF the quarter
Sept. 9Th, Nov. 18th, Feb. 1st and April 18th.
l5i;s : 4 =. H. q. LOOMS, AIN. II. D.,
July ~, 1S85., ,affg .IaEl President.
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.GNOSHEN CHEESE
NJ Sngar GuIed Dried Beef 49, g.
No. Maclrerel in kits, 20
Fresh Ground Corn Meal,
Prime Java Coffee, -. is1ia
Pure 1fustaEfi, t5fsh - i ~. lfjl.-,
~ Table SAT- n ssielIs and boxes. q
aa3 Corner Market &, M Il 4, Ii,,cIs
iE4AHNSoH 1IERINo BUGGY AND fD2S6R
sep4 Ss7sf - 1lsd n. q, 4KTp6Trr,7
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Glre re1tttett1y(ltrte 8.
RATEs oF sURscRIPTIoN.
TUE REIGN OF. .spAR4Er.

Shall We Have Modest and True wo-
men for our Wives and Daughters ?
THE sFe6e5nnd Easy StYIei or Modern
EsnnlnInnnn,In s,rnhnAu u-I.lI
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gasntauft.
FIRE, MARINE & INLAND INSURANCE.
.-1a6 s0,sOo.ooo.-','.9's8'A DO, 98' Al9

I fFlAS 4RES OBTAINED UPON THE MOST,
~ te1sopable terms In any OF the folioISins,
Ooinl,slllaes Tepr enting IN the aggFeeste
4 GAsH9GAPIEAI AND. ASSETS toysR.
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1'DAsSENGER TRAINS WILL R1y,v t,,
sp,,, " we following schedule ON and after he
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-11-04

tal.al4s Z z 444lElEStllfANtlE co. OENFWiYORR.
Assets 1st January, lS65........ issS, al S5
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FURNITURE.

WHICH for ordinary Interment, depositing in
st's- 10 , .liIitista lWhI.tZENR5 a SON.
No. Is Main ST., Centre wheeling.
a. lew doors above Reed & Eesftis DFSia
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIOR r coWpT

- -
OfftIcll. = EA1.T T g ONO RAILROAD Co.
ifWHEELING OCT. q. iSsi
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Carl Shurz is at New York making
up report of his recent invest entions
AZ the South Hetwill soon remove 10
the West! rrCbsl fJISfERf T rI13u = -
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08
Josh killings on Shaughais.

The shanghai Teuster is 8 gentle, and
speaks in s form tung. He Is bit on piles,
ike u Sandy Hill crane. If he had been
bit with legs, he wud Tesembul the peru
Wan lama He is knot 8 grim animal, but
ought ophen Gums of sekund best in Z
ruff and tumbil file, like the il iins that
kant stand sivilizsshun, and are fast dis.
appearing. Tina wrocst on the ground,
ei,nilur tew tie mud turkel. They ophen
20 tn sleep stsndin, and sumtimes pitch
over; and when tina dew tina enter the
ground like 8 pick-sxe. ThsEe fead con-
fists of korn in the ear. Ths kro like 3
gskss, troubled with brouchesucks. Tina
viii etc IS much TO oDst * 8 districk skull
master, snd generally set Gown right ophen
10 kesp frum tippin over. Ths air dredful
OLbsndy tn kuk; you hev tew bile one end
Nv them 10 q time, yu kant git them aWl
into a potash kiltle tn onst.
1t kosts az much 70 board one az it ouz
8 stsge boss, and yu might sz we'll under
tsks tew fat q tanning mill by running
oats throu it.
The female reuster lays sn egg 81 big az
q kOkernut, and IL sick for 8 week, after
wards; snd when she hatcher out q litter
Of young shanghsis she has TO brood over
them standing, and then kant kiver but 4
NV them, the rest stand round on the out
side like boys around q clrkus tent, giLtin
q peep under the ksRTass whenever tina
kan. The man who iust brought the breed
into this country ought to own them awl,
and be compelled to feed them twenty
times a day With grasshoppers, caught bi
hand. never owned but one, and be got
checked to death by q kink in a clothes
line, but not till he had swallowed Is feet
Nv it. Not any shanghai lur ma if you
please. Iwould rather board q travelling
colporter, and az fur estin ore, give me a
billed owl rare dun, or 8 tuTkee buzzsrd,
roasted hole, stuffed with q pair Of injun
rubber boots but not any Shanghai for me,
moi 8 Shanghai. +.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

C~0NEtNItgEl
ahslHy-EaBdurhT, EEnsEsld NsEzrz Eslrcad, IS
HsnEzsld, ES vernon, EfgHEE. EE-TVihs

sssiSs & C%is7si.5d siSL z. sd 5 r.E
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AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

TU penetrates the secret ambush ri
this terrible d eass, and sxterminatss It, root and
branch, forever.
IL an tse sEretehad syT1D.
toms OF this Icathssome mslady, and aveFta con.
sumptiOn.
1t clsaRa the head, dsOdOFises she
breath, and Affords the most grateful roiieL
It alleviatea more o and silent
uhsring than tongue can tell.
1t is noted for caring the hope
ie@ cases. that every known means failed In.
1t cures Hey, Bose and Periodic Ca
tafrh, Of the most obstinate and violent types.
no form of CatHrrh or noises In the
esd can reaist Its penetrating power.
DR.. ROOdale'a Galarrh Remedy II a
harmless liquid, inhaled rom the palm Of the hand.
DE-. &. GOOdnIs Is known throughout
the ooan ~, 81 tbs Author OF tie only True TheO-
~ Of CataErh ever pubii4hed Whsrs its OTigi0-
What Its R~Avages-MOde Of Treatment-aad Rapid
Ourc In ell its forns.
DR.. aOOdale'S Pamphlet on Catarrh
should be read by every one. 1t can be obtained #
our nearest Agency, or by sending postsge stamp
% our olaos, i
Prioe 81 %. Send . stamp for pan phiat.
NORTON 4 ANDREWS, sole Agents, New York.
solo by O. ". OLARK. Cleveland. feb8:H3
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TO "CONSUuPTJVgS.

OUFFERERS WITH CONSUME
- TION, Asthma, Bronchitis, or any disoRss Of
the Tbrost or lungs, wilt be cheerfnly fnrI ished,
without chtrg=, With the remedy By toe use q
which the Rev Edward a Wiison. o. Villa rs
bureh, New York, vas G mpleteiy rebtor.d 70
hesith, a ter havf1g suffered several years with
that DE d dis ase, Co sumptirn % 0 CouEunP
tive su1sr,rs, This remsdy l. worthy az immediate
trial Il vii cost nothing, and may BE- the means
~ their perfect Tesfos alton Those de7iTinR The
? me. vii pieass address Rev EnEabD = Wiz
~ TW-+rruru E-rEUu 6EEAtE "llNaHH uIeAi
Kfsgs county, M Yo'E- aug5:SS4 daS6t
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Il Is a splendid hair drssaing.
For sale BY sn Druggists.
&. p FALL co Naahua- 4
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TraiR-930 P. A-NfGHT EHPBEJE-Etoszrg
a GraltgBr Wellington, Nov London, shelos-
Oroglila, Gallon Gle1d, CaTdinrtcs AID Dr.
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Max Maretzek, who Is in Europe, hiss
made preparations for opening sn opersin
New York in the fall. His company in
cludes Zucchi, Mszzoleni and B5ilini as
the leading singers, with 8 new bassO and
contralto, which be expects 10 bring with
him from Europe. He viii also bring with
him about 30 new chorus singers, male
and female.
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UNITED STATES HOSPITAL
AND.
Prirafn HehiPAl nISnnnEaFY.


1870 Jefferson avenue, DefrOil, hicn.
Near the Michigan Exchange botel-
Where every form OF sYPHL : and al other de
eases Of the progT9atiEe and urinary organs Of both
sexes arc more successfully managed than 81 say
other similar Institution in this ~c9untry- Every
one should know that whilst the slightest eOD-ti-
~tutioRAl contamination exists, MARRIAGE is 1mpos-
sible, for the GOOD reason that where onspung en-
sues disease is nearly always entAiled. This, there
fore, Is one Of the worst implements 70 matn-
mony.
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
improper practices, will find this q Dispensary
where thsre l. no uncertainty about getting relief,
but where every enc Of such cases are cured per-
msneutiy. No book puDliahed II nor is'ued rom
this ms tuition hy which the minds Of the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruined.
LADIES,
Married or single, requiring q FemRle Regulator,
should enclose one dollar and three pOstsges 81 mpsS
and by return mail they will receive with full d.
rections, the only re'iab e Female Regulator IN use.
This R gulator e fast becoming the favOrtf % otladies
everywhere, simply because its action q mild and
safe and can slW sys be depended upOa in removing
o~lslructis rs from Gods aud any other cause.
All correspondence strictly confidential. Letters
on consultation shou d contGin one dollar and s
postage stamp FOR answer. Once and rooms ar
ranged that patients never see each other.
Consultation and services o. the Office, free 10 the
Door, every Saturday. afternoon from 3 to 8 P. N.
Office and Dispensary open from 8 A. n. to P. NJ,
daily, sxeept sundays. All necessary surgical oPer-
ationE performed.
Address, Dr. DEHAbIs
Pest once Drawer 625, Detroit, Mich.
Enclose two postage stamps and send for circular
Of questions, and, II properly answered., medieinss
oan be seut t. any part Of the county. hemenbeT
thess cases must be cured or the worst consequences
follow. ms5.r3eHH
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PROFESSOR or ELECTEOPAIHT AND mEpICNEAs
Odcs-lig Seneca street, o few doors from Superior,
upstsiTs, apostle the City Hotel.
- one hours from 9 to p and from 2 to O'Clock
Daily Gundays except D. isnl7
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n-PRITNsnPHY0 or MARRIAGR

aE-PBILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.
mo PropTietors Of chs New York Museum Of Anat-
nmy have determined, regardless Of expense 70 Is
F1e frse ffor the bGneat Of suffering humanity, and
suppression 81 qusozsyl four Of their most inter
exiting snd instructive Lectures on Marriage snd ia
Msqnai5cstions, Nervous and Physical Debility,
Pre- Eture decline OF Manhood, IDdigeBtioni Peak.
rass ~ Depression, Impotenoy, Loss Of Energy and
Eeniy Power; the great Social Evil, and those
mElsdies which result from youthful foilies, ez-
sssssz OF maturity, and Ignorance Of PhysioloD
and iaEs Of nature.
These inTaluable Lectures hsve been the means
q saIgbtsniaz and saving thousands, ond will he
Fsrwarios free on receipt Of four stamps, by cd
dresairg SECRETARY, New York Sussum ofAnat
eEay srd Majioirs, SIS B~roedEuy, hev York.
f5hTERs
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OLD EYE.

H8SOld BY AL abe principal nruggi.ts
G. W. CLABE, Bruggist, agent for Cleveland.
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Walter, son Of the senator Moses Norria,
of New Hampshire, returned 10 Msnehes-
ter, on Tuesday, having been for the lsst
four years IN the rebel army. He was
among the prisoners in Lees army WHO
we're psr0led by General Grant
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-08-08

B0 WI MI JON lib OGOA -
Over twenty years increasing demand bas estab-
lilhed the fact MAEHEw's VEsETIAN EA h Dye IL
the best Ia the world. It Is this cheapest, most re-
liable, aud most convenient. Complete in one
bottle. Does not require any previous preparation
Of the hair. 10 trouble. No orCck ~orstsiu. Does
not rub OF OF male the hsir appssr dusiy or dead,
Tut tmpsrts TO It new lie AMI lustre Pr0duoes q
bssutiful black or brown, as preferred. a child
can apply 1t. Always gives satisfaction. only 70
cents per bottle. Sold everywhere.
A.. I. MATHEWS, Manufactures, n ].
DZaAs BARNS & co. Kew York, Wholese
AGENT mvl6:R /
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FLAMES.
DIAN0-FORTE wAREROOMs.
KINEARn. 2 Il & GO.

Corner of Seneca and ChamplaiH Streets,
Have Just reserved direct from New York, 8 con-
Segment of superb PiRn's from the celebrated
msuuiaotory OF DECREE BsO5. These Instru.
ments, for extraordinary Volume, Riobuess and
Briliancy Of Tone, Evenress tatoughous thsscaie,
excellent Singing Quality, and the power ~otstand-
lag IN Tune. SurBass all others IN tire eorntry.
Every I~nstrunent is f1ly warranted for seven
yeATG. dVAesz4s
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DRIVATE AFFAIRS,
IN WHICH
AL Glasses arc Interested.

Farmers Drovers, Merchants, LnmbeTmsn, Me-
ohAnios, Miners. Bankers, the rich and the poorI
should ask themselYegif The slightest STPHILITIo,
or sO.caIled PRTVArE DIsEAss, faint il liD gsring 10
their SYSTEMS. II 80, they should apply l n person.
II possible; II not pos,ible IN person, By letter,
and receive by return mall B blank circular Of
question:, which VIII enable my one to know POSI-
lively lust how they ttard.
To the intelligent reader Il Is not necessary to
publish the uamps Il the many complications and
forms assumed by this terrible scOurge, yet II may
be advisable TO mention as most prJDinsnt STPH-
his PRIMARY, SYPHILIS SECONDARY. and SYPHILIS
TEETARE, the latter involving the bones In itl
deathly setiOns
Every one should know, also, that many o. the
most obstinate and wort ULcERiTED THROATs
handled, ultimately result Ia loss Of voice. Look to
your true interest, and consult bv letter or apply 81
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RAILHOAuS.
OLEVBLAND COLUMBUS 3 GIN,
OGIHHAT1 RtTJROAD,
1865. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1855.

- 1900
1865. sUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
o. and afeT Monday. August 7th, Passenger
Trains VIII leave Cleveland as fofioWs:
lss E-ssA-T45 a G.--OnOlhEAT1 EZPENEE,
stopping st Grafton, Wellington Hsa Ion
-o-i shclhy, CrsEtisa, Gallon, cfisat, CErs
sinston, ASHLEY, pslaEsrs, DsEiH CsnsIs aEs
Ncrthington.
2d Trsin-s.g p. E.-AUUOMmODArfoE-gtosy
e ~ stations, and arrives D. Cclumbu. = 8 =
=. D.. fuciurdE $50 AZ.
d Traia-9s3O p. M-NfGHT EEPBEE-stoszh e
n GraltoB, HelinCtcu, EcH London. ehelos-
Orosdils. Gallon Glead. OaTdinEsoa and ss
rrui1s isSv5 Coiuubzs 81 4 and 1e.s
= erElEs s. CisEsl-1d e10A- <, aepdss8 ].
COEEEOTToEg
ahsiHy-szsduErT. EEnsEedk Newark Re lrca6, IS
HsuEzaid. L. Vernon EfsHEE. &ssrVfls
rSssne-FhzburFh, Eorf Wsyns 0.caGo Bsh
rad, Forest, lppcr snlfurErt Oslrhe-i lar .
Fort Wsyue, LEr0rts. CHICAGO, Sc Yves aEe
East for Mansfield. Wooster 4eeflcn. sc
3raiton and Belsfo1tsiDs Relr2sd Ltns,1o r SEros,
B~sisontaine, eidnsT, Luio1. Nancy, tnosnt
arcIiE. Terre EAnta. NiEus1ues- EFansrIla
GouiEyfle, Cairo, 50. Louis, 90.
DaIswnrs-With Springfield Ersgch for SFunTaoid
IsInubus-Littls MiAml a 0oirmbusi eld AeEIa
Railrosd, ior Aenias Dayton 1ndlnnag ouzi
TsTrs Hsues, Sc. Louis, horTcas LoFclauds ard
Wncinnsti, ard visa taa Olto a1d EA5AafLl
Rsircad e Cincinnati fcT LouiiflhA ETasl
d. Cairo, st. Aoub, "a al Eins On -
Uslunhascsntr trial Oalo RaPvosd t1r EsEsrE, EansE.
vile AheetnE. Sc; Uctumbla, Eilue q Is
8Ecr Tcfstg g 81 points and inIoruaEUu sFRiF
st ths Passenger staHcnt ard e Onion Tos1t CHe7
~ 9BsarfN- str-et E.S VIM
Cleyeland. Aug. Z. ls65. Superintendent.
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CLEVELAND AND PITTsBUEsR

TLEVELAND AND PITT6RUKGH
- BAIBBOAp
So. sUMMEB ARRANGEMENT. lss5.
On and after Monday, May 18th ISIS, Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays excepted a. follows:
3D0 A. M--MA3 A-AgrIgoa - Pittsbursh f.tg ?. =.
Harrisbrrgu 2.ag A. O., RGltimoF 100 4, h.
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