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TI5- A IN hICIULOUIOhI II "
or HARRIAGE.-ContAining nearly 800 pages
and $50 hne plates and eBgraTings Of the anatomy
Of the Human Organs in state Of Health and Dis
r,se. with Treatise upon Early Errors, its de-
piorabIe consequences upon the Mind and Body
with the Authors plan Of treatment-the only ra'
fiopal end successful mode Of cure, as shown BY
the report Of cases treated. truthful adviser to
the married and those contemplating marriage,
who entertain doubts Of their ply steal oond ton.
Sent free Of postage to any address on receipt ot8o
cents in stamps II postal currency, By addressing
NY.
The Author may he consulted upon any Of the
diseases upon Wh.ch his book treats, either person
ally or BY mail, and medicines sent to any psrt Of
the world. mhla.zlo
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nSrA PHYSIOIOGIOAL YIEW

- soId hy ell the principal Druggisis
~. CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Oievslana,
InlzRI. Rs:ra. u. .ftNE
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~ MANHOOD AND TIE VIGCR

~ MANHOOD AND TIE VIGCR
OF YOUTH RESTORED IN four weeks, by DT.
Records EsSEHCE OF LIFE Dr.. Rioord tof a.
ris) has appointed an A gent IN New York for the
ssle Of his highly -prissd Essence Of Life. This
wonderful agent viii restore Manhood TO the most
shattered constitutions, in four weeks, and If used
according 70 pinted Instructions, failure is mPos
sihle. success, in every oare, is certain.
Dr. Rioord's Essence Of Life s sold in ceEss, With
fnl instructions for use ct SS, or four quantities
10 one for &C. aud will be sent 70 any part, careful
y packed on receipt Of remittance TO his scsredit'
ed agent. CirculsT sent free receipt Of iouI
Ntsmps PHILIP ROLAhDI
4iT BrOome street, one door west OF Bro .dway,
fsbi5:RS New York
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS
The Great Female Remedy
FOR
I;R REcULARITIES !!

These Drops are agcientIhoslly- compounded fluid
preparation, and betttr than any pills, powders or
postrums. Being liquid, their action is direct and
positive, rendering them reliable, speedy and GER
tain speciac for the cure Of all distractions and
supprsssions of Nature.
Their popularity is indicated BY the fact that
over 100 coo bottles annu,lly sold and consumed
by the Isd;es Of the United States, and every one
Of them rpeAk In the strongest terms of praise Of
their great merits.
They are speedily taking the place of every ether
female remedy, and are considered by dealers, con-
sumers, physicians, and ell who know sught Of
them, as the nurest, Ealest and most lnssble pre-.
marathon IN the world for the cure Of ell female
complaints, the removal Of all obstruotions Of Ma
ture, and the promotion Of health, strength and
regularity.
Explicit directions, stating when they may be
used, and explaining reasons why and when they
should not be used without producing results con-
trAry to the course Of Natures chosen laws, will be
found carefully folded around each bottle with the
signature of DR.. JOHN L. LION, without which
none are genuine. They are prepared at the la.
bOratOry Of JOHN L. LYON, NJ. D., No. 95 Chapel
street, New haven, Conn, who can bs consulted
either personally or by mall Enclosing stamp con-
corning all private diseases and female weaknesses
G. G.. CLARK d co.,
een1 Agts for United States and Canadas.
For sale in New York BY
DEMAs BARNES 4 CO.,
No. q Park Row,
r. o. WELLS & co,
No. 1l5 Franklin street.
II. B. HELMB0LD,
No. 594 Broadway,
CHAs. n. ORJTFENTON,
70 "a S'zth Aveuue,
And all druggists n : aTcthecaIies in - . r-
country. -,
dsols: ls:R3-atsvFYisat DyTriEytE---
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.DRESs GOODS.-I HAVE THI
day received 9 small lot Of small checked
PopIins at only six shiIIings = Yard. Alsc
Plain Barathea Cloth, Alpacas, Plaid MohaiIs.
Striped and other seasonable Drets Goods, which,
having ben purchased since the fall In prices, l
am enabled to sell st very reasonable rates. Any
one wanting to buy . gocd and cheap Dress VIII do
well to call ct 8. HYMAH'S Cheap Dry Goods Store,
BARGAIHSl BARGAINSi Call and see.
BPk end White Bslmoral Skirts ct S3T6, worth So
Good Quslity Irish Linen ct 800 snd 81 yard.
] ineu sheeting only Sl.6O yard.
Str ped Shifting Flannel only bOc yard.
With a number OF other bargains 20 which the
Public are respectfully invited by 9. HYMAN,
| mhI6 Cor. Superior 81. snd Public Square.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
sWeetens the stomach,
purifles the breath, sno
Instantly stops soUrness,
aoldity and rising Of food.
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nOES

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures sick headache,
sickness at the stomach,
and pains or Cholio 10 the
boN els.
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IEUlfo HElJAlk4 GAAf-alrr " s'-Ai
FaEFHp n All caEEe.--os1 - Eslled
NsI1z hn 8 uria % nst na111.tli Aze apse4
{, rot,Cuf uachrsrs q si-l TsQuirsdi % not n
Sut srts,fI8ll Ietsl1 u 20 ouzu1 sllo pest maath
--1nmo Of lh1m s1Ef EsFeI1 ceael. Over o1o hun.
drad phynei.n1 hH7s rzea snea y tnaiE FEae-
f1ss 80 .r8n. Vz,' q f1rlE rl1cHqy, and frfInFs
~ fhslr raslrolliIoa, U1idh b eusirtsg esf aao.es
80 hnr1iisI On tha z4lteel. &un1Es1l q laFll-I
sasrI can - Ehcun. Haill 8pecllc kila 1Ee ~
s.gas ~ osl{ gsz1ai9s .'.s -. - 80 - =.
g. cnlg tslIabt E1IEety ~ cil1llz9 7sr.Aaa
HS-s na9 lpcsdT caEo N a cale1 q spe.n11so-rhsa-
e. errinai WsllnsE, va ~ =. lr.ln. o .s ssll.s
11ch as Ursthrli sla RasieA Dreha-Esss el.sti
~ Ehitcr. rI7htIr a. llTcl1ulaEF lI1lEl1-1lI Ii
n11tInrnoa or1ltaf DotIlty ald trltt11 1ilitI, In
potancy, Wosknegl O. los q Roueri Nervous De
tnlfy, Ac., A. el q Hhich arise prlncipelg ro
Rrrull EE OF 8sf Abu1s, e. some coa1tttu-
fi9a1rissar 1rt. and lneapa1liatgs tho Glnsrul
flon f1lalllg t1s eltlsl q marrloe 10 N 81
nruznltiaF Fhyulclan f5F III trsssmelt q sam1nal
Crlnarg, feEnai, and HsFFel1 psssalu1, Wao va
sad, ffSe . III, ths iollDain9 yslunbLs Narss q
49, Ts,1-S seaS,s 'susu,ssp.-Ds. Bsus Trssiss N
Rsif Asu1t, RlsmstaEe D1clys lulaieino9 sne -
- Pogtr SEXUAL Hl11ancf, Seminal Hea.neAAi
Hghtiy Bmilioas, denit.. Dso.li'ft - y 49, =
raaphist 81 oi PAGES. ooateiai1g impofsant g.
siss - - -fFfrfoa. ard uhiah fhould BE- read kt
sTerv rrl,rer = IS uaeana q cnFe IN tho HeTerl
ssaEss s Plaiiifp'i iorzs- 1se ssanls tsgsiIsa
MF0RTANT 10 LADlKS-Df. Esr-
Vsrn pcnaie Pilz naFp rssoE Yos hiisd II remove
las dinclltie1 sriEilg i+om onltfI7tions q aicfs
rsFs of natErn. OF n TE5tor1s The ayEiem % per-
eri hsaifh Whsn sEnsrlng trol Spinal AascSicns,,
ifEelapsus, Utsri, The Whites, o. othcz Weaf1esa
ths Utsrins Organs. Ths Pills ere perleotiy harm
Len On fhs constitution, and msy b taken hy tha
nolt dssioats fsmais without caHling ciatreE1-ths
raue time thcT sct ffks ohnrm b. strengthening,
tuvigorzfinq and restoring ths lystsm 70 health
ecneition, snd b. bringing On the monthly period
wfth regularity, 40 matter rom what oauseg the
ctstFuoi.on nay aFiss. They should, hoWeTsE, Ho1
- tsken durinR Tie aTHt thEsa months 81 prsgnan-
~, though Hais At eEy ether tina - minoaFriAaa
Wctld b ths rogulk.
~nech bcx uontains 60 Pills. Price %.
Or. HAREEI'B TEHATEEn on Diseases Of TeToAlSAr
Pregnancy, Misoarriage, BARONESS, stsriity, Re
Frc3nction, and Abuses q Nature, and emphstioAl-
II fhs Ladies Privato Medical Adviser Pamphlst
e g pagos sent fres 20 any AddrerE. s1 cents ~
guiEed to psy Poategs'
Tbs pills and book win Be ssnt by maii when de-
SRA Fsoursly ssaled, and Prepzid, By
J. .BREAB, 4. D., General AgentI
80. 70 CsdAr st., New York
- soIS hy ell the principal Druggists.
nv. CLARK, Druggist, Agent foT OieEelana,
tulvq1. R9.in. " .fkuW
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OOEREQFIOSs

Connections are MADE ct uonrueville with tan eaa'
dusky ManBheId 3 Newark II. b. at Clyde With the
5audus " Dayton Cincinnati 4. b. 81 Frena0af
with ths HramoRt B Indiana b X. and at Toledo
WIT the Michigan Southern 3 Northern Indiana an3
Tulsdo 4 Wabaah Railroads for chicago, DstEota
Jackson, FoIt wayne, bOgan1port, LalaTetta, QeiFs
AIton St LoIiI aud all points Rs5ts Northwest ass
Southwest.
frzius arrive b Cleveland hom Toledo and The
West st gs2o A. r., ass ?. H., and $40 p n. IN >
ssnduskT AZ s:l5I.E. u D RUOEER, szV't
Csveland. Oct n 1eff
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OOE'S

OUE'S
DYSPEPSIA CURE
allows you to eat a htsI ty
meal without fear Of dis
tress sfterRArd, for IL
will stop It IS soon as it
is swallowed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-20

DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures distress after est. nE
instantly.
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OLKVELAND AID TOLEDO &
ls5s-.. wINrER isElHsEA1aE. ~

leFt-a. mLAIAa AEA1 AIAA-1Aes
On and aftsr Eoaday, Oct. ylst, lssl, PassanseE
Trains VIII iezEo IlsFeltnd e aohoWH OsundayH eE'
ueptad:
s:in A. M.-OHIOAGO EXPRESS.-Stor5 ht Berea.
Grafton, Obsriln, Hakeman, horWAlk, Monroe
Tilie' BeIisVas, Cyde, Fremont and ElmoFe,
and arrives as TOLEDO ct y IS ?. n, Unicaau IS
U3OF. ,, and Detroit - P. n.
a;fQ p N.-WESTERN HAIL.-6tops st al Itatic1s
On Southern Division, and arrives ss foiedo -
T:25 P. n; chicago st 5: ~ A. X. and Detroit ~
10 20 r. a..
t;0P M.-NORTHERH MAIL.-Stops - Al Ets-
tions on Northern DtsiAion, and arrives - San
dn8ky Gt TAO ?. n.
I0Ns P, M.-HIGHT nXPREEe.-Stoll 81 Grafton
HOrWRlE Mouroeville, Clyde and Fremont, sle
nrrivss Gs Tnlsio - Els A ~; ChlcaE0 Al y ~
F.N. and Detroit At s 20 A. n.
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GOES

DYSPEPSIA CURE
creates an appetite and
gives VieOr and strength
70 the whole system.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures fivtulenoy, weak
ae:s and general debility
itmakes the weary ambi'
titus, the feeble strong,
the debllitated healthy
for It enables the patient
TO take plenty Of healthy
food, which Is the psrent
Of the body.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures indigestion B oon-
stipation in every case.
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GOES

DYSPEPSIA CURE
is the best remedy in the
world for Dyspepsia, In
digestion, Sick HesdAche,
Heartburn, Fever and
Ague, Nausea At Stomach
and, in fact, 9 ! diseases
or paIos in the stomach
and bowels.
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hsIbT-SanduakY, Mansfield 4 Newark Bnslrpsd, -
ManhRsld. Ak. Vernon, Newark. xsnss5fls.
he.
Orsstlino-Pitta5ursh, Fort Wayns OhioAzo Eau
Eosd, FcEest, g7per sAnduaEy, Delphos. Linef
Fort wayne, LapCrte. chicago. &C. West snc
East for manSdeld, Woogtgr, Massiliou, 10.
Grafton and BelsfOlts ne Railroad Line, iOr kartol
Bsllefontaine, Sidney, Union. Muncls. k1diz1s
apolis, Terrs Haute, Vinlennes EgAnsEilis
Louisville Cairo. 81 Louis. AZ. ~;
Oolumbus-Littls Miami q Columbus, and 1eufs
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, IndlanaPeli5,
Tsrre Hegte, 81. Louis, MorroE, Loveland, and
Olncinnsh and with The Obio and Mis1isltpTs
Railroad at Cincinnati FOR Louisville. EYsns.
vile, Cairo, st. Louits nd 81 FOinn on ths
Ohlo River.
OoluUnbus-CsntralO Ohio REpTo~d TOR HeNark, kAnq1'
vile, WheslinE, &c.; Columbus, PiQus lns
diana Rsilrosd fer PiQuA, UEbAna, &c.
EETTor Tickets to al points and Information eRSis
ct the Passenger EsAtion aud st Union Ticket Ofos
~ Superior street. y. 3. fLlNI,
C1aTalanH. Oct. a. F1ff. aun1~infgn dents
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OLKVELAND AND flTT5BUBGH

~ RAIL DAD.
Is5s WINTER ARRAhGENEHr- iSsa
On and Gftor EiondsY Dco. 18th, ls54, Iraias sasa
Cleveland Is follows. aally, t5uncsys exooptedl;
$500 A. H-MA .Lr-ATrtVes at Pittsburgh 4:ol ?. -
HarrisburRn $50 A. n, Bsltimore 800 a, y,
WashlngtOa lO;s5 A. n, Philadelphia $50 A. -
New York iG:00A. NJ, Wheeling 90 P. =. 20 =
neots At Hudson with z. ~. R.B- Tor Akrcn
and Millersburgh.
l:aOP PM.-EXPRESS-ArrfTes At Plt5buTgh g;ls =
II. Hlrrisb1sgh 20 A. n, hsitmoTe Y ~ =
n Washiugtou 4:lQ P. NJ. PhiiAdelphia l2:to p
p New YOfk 2.lsP.u. Wheeling 50 A. n,
5as P. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ! HPdsqs ,7 lHT and
and Millersburgh, connecting az orrVille Win
Pr W. ; y. RY. for Canton. Mas5ilon, hood-
ter and Mansfield.
fVia A AentoEul, without chhnra OF carr
So Ears sa low Dy any other li1.e.
HT- Throu7h Tickets can be procured IS tna Union
ticket Onpo, Veddeu HcEss. at rs Eosotl CT shs
-'--'4 = 4. uEVEREBE. BqJ'I
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RAILROADS.
A TLANTTO & GREAT WESTERN
~ RAILWAY.
Spring and summer Arrangements.

bpIIHb hHW DUIuHIOA HAA""5VI"VII0'' VII W
Takes Effect Monday, March 2Oth, 1865.
Two Through Express Trains DAILY between
CLEVELAND Gnd HEW YORK.
"DAY EXPRESS, leaves Cleveland (sundays except
sd at $50 A. ~, arrives At MeadVille At 2:OO ? n
Dinner salansnoa at $3.50 ?. NJ, (sl ,splng Cars
and New York At LILO ?. =.
''EIGHT ExFREss," leaves Cleveland eaturdAYl
sxoepted,l at e.l5 ?. n, sleeping Cars attached
arrives 81 MeadTills At l.S0 A. X, Salamanca 81
$50 A. n, and New York ct 1870 ?. \.
WESTWARD.
n.y ur,r..,I.ave. New York af..,.,,,.,.T. 100 A. y
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CoE'5

WUE 5
DYSPEPSIA CURE
cures Dyspepsia POsi-
lively.
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POSI- OFFICE TIRaE fABLE
I564-5. Winter AFra1geneET 1875,
EoR THU
AkRIIAL AED CLOSING OF HAIEg.
AT EHl
0LBVBLAHD POsToFPIOR

oonEEsCIHs NoHDLI, o0roEER sIar, Is6s.
81 Mails will be opened and ready for dalivsry
0ns hour after arrival Of trains.
sg- An Mails Close one hour before departure o
sEAins.
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The com bnation of ingredients in these PILLS is the
reuslt Of a lOug and extensive practice. They are
mild il their oper tion and cannot do harm TO the
most delicate certain In correcting all
Painful Menstruaton, removing sli obstructiona,
whether from Cold or otherwise, Headache, Pam IN
the side Palpitation Of the Heart Whites, ell herY.
our Affe tions Hysterics, Fatigue, Paa In the back
aud Limbs, and Dis urbed Sleep, which arise from
InteTrui tion Nature.
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GOES
DYSPEPSIA CURE
is q Iurely vegetable
preparation, contains nc
opistes, no poison, moth
ifg huftfdl, but set'
promptly, surrey aud i'm
msdiately.
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NeR YOrk 3 HaFlem RallrOad.
rnrInR rRIYELERR.

NOTIOR 10 TRAVELERs,
1.-TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
suEdays exoeptsdl
7M0RNIEG EXPRESS, leaving Troy as 9'l0 a.
H.; from Albany st Hudson River Depot 81 SsSO A.
~ arriving Et New York at $3.50 P. n.
AFTERNOON IMPRESS, leaving Troy Is sue
?. T.; from Albany At 8;A5is H., arriving ~ New
York ct O.1O P. n, connecting with express trAlnl
iur PhiIadslphla and Washington Oity.
ma CincinnsH Express from BuifAlo connects
with the $50 ct Albany for HsW York By The Har'
lem Road. -
Tor the better accommodation Of the public, ~.
rnn9gncnIs have beon made 70 run the trains q
the Hudson River Railroad %. and those OF the n.
Z, and Harlem Rails0sd %. at dinerent hours iron
Albany A0e tTfh T4E HARLEM BOAD.
P,s,snRsry viii bs Tfoketsd and Baggage checked
over this Foad direct 70 New York by ths oentrai
3. B. Co., and al eonneotng nnes norto 1au 49,
TicketS Of the Hudson BiTer Railroad %. and oi
this Co. viii be received By stther road end DAs.
gage checked By either Company VIII De aenTefsa
In New York without change Of SsaPiN s9sGfsi s.Dt
ToRD r. GREEN. Advertising Agent.
A. B. KmcKERBoOkEa, Agent, Albany. no2s:kss
1854. PennsylYsnis Central 1854
| DOUBLE TRACK RAILROAD
WITH IT'S oOEBKO1OHG.
la Firtt-Olsss Routa, soT Safety, OomioEs
and Speed, 70 all Eastern Cities.
IsLeK IS ST0EE ENLISTED FREE FR0n pisI'
FOUB DAILY TRAINS
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA,
And slOls eonnsetions q HAETbb1rEh for
Baltimore and Washington
| ALSO,
FRoN PITTSBURGH 10 HEW YORK.
One train runs daily (4ss riles,) Vie Allsnt0ss
/ without change Of Cars, arriving
| IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER Eo1T6a
HIHn DAILY TRAIEs FROA
PHILADELPHIA TO ERW YOKE.
- tickets for sails to Boston By Boat OF Ran, sat
BoSs Tfoksta good on any Of the sound Lines.
- Tara 70 al points ~ Low - b any othaT
| Routa. -,
sLEEPIHe CARS on Night Trains 70 Philads''
| mia New York aud Baltimore.
Ba9gazs Checked Through and Trnn1lsrrsd kf,f.
| TRAHSPORTATIOE.-Me handise, Produce 80
Ire Stock carried with despatch, at lowest rhtp-
OHAs. THOMSON, PASSENGER Agent.
uB. HoLNua- Ano1a LEM15s sags
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0LBVRhAND ANN RAILEOAD
NIHrEB AaRAEanEmF. b

lS66. WIETEB ARRAEaMH1uT. -.
On ssd aaar MOnd.y, oct. Slst, Isst, PaussazlE
Trains Wu run e blloEI. C3undAy1 SxssBtseG
LEAVE OLEVELANDf
$50. A. M.-DAY B4PRESS TRAIN-StoDDilg IS
Wnloughby, Psinesyille. madisons see1sEa, Asa.
tsbula Oonnsaut and Girard only, and arrive -
Erls a 10 ,. n, Dunkirk s'46 ?. H., Buffalo
T:zs r. n..0iHOIHHATI HxPREsg-st0zsinEa as
PuinssFlIls, Ashsabula and eirard oplJ, and al-
siyss q Eries 40 ?. r., DunEirk 10 :. H. sui'
I:sO Z. n, hAiL AND AOOOMEODATI1S--
5ioPginG As au EtStions and arrive as AEis -
so ?. M--HiGHF ExPEEss FRAIH-stoPgiag q
IelS EslHssvils, AshtsbllA and 9iraEd gsly. 30
An Basai0 Is5A.E. ~ = - ----
LHAFB HBIE
20 A. M.-nlaH1 EXFBg SIS TRAIH-StcFEiaa
Is 9irara, Ashtabqla and PAineITins oaiJ, AID
an. SiIe NJ =. SsyNfeaa hAT n 10
TRAIG-stoPFihg At al stations Gnd aTriIs q
ItstiCes exospt SEanViils, sayhEoOk, OnicnyIiis
Perry, Mentor and Hiokli1e. and arrives a
sas p pesfle1p5 m.ApAY y fxPBIss TRAIH-ssoyysns at
Girnrd, Oonneaut, AEhtabulas 9eueFa PnineS-
vile only sud strives IN OlsEeano 3 s:.s :. =,
~ second JlA1 OaEs are run on AZ saroush
An the trains gong westward connect IS olsysa9.
with trains for Toledo, OhcAso. Columbus yincl1.
nSt. Indianapolis, St. Louis. -. and az teEe1Ea
trains going eastward connect st Dunkirk Win NJ
trains Of the New YORK Erie Railroad, ard at b
al with those Of the New York Central 4 Bunalo ,
New York Oity RaIlroads for New York, AIbanyi
o. tSs tSisSosha sIs RfS I haaos shf ' 'A
~ Day ELpress, Last and West, eonaseH g
Girard with Trains on Iris PittsburEh kailroaa
for LinegVille, EeadVilio, JAMESTOWN, kr.
b. HOTTI6GHAE. bUE'ts
Cleveland. Oct S7st. lssE
OLEVELAND, COlOEBU5 d CIHs
OOIHEATI AILROAD,
le54-5. WIHTER ARRAEGEMEHI 185&-S.
Iss TTAin-s:O6 A, H.-OIEOIEHATI EXPRIs5,
Stopping as Grafton, Wellington. New Lon
dohl Shelby, Grsstlido, Gallon, 0llsad, OaTs
dlngton, Ashley, Delaware, DsHh Centre ana
Wellington.
"a TrAin-7:ls P. M.-ACOOmmODATIOE .-stosl
At al stationa, and arrives IN Columbus At ;ee
?. n, Cincinnati so A. n.
"a TTsius-l0:00 P. P.H.-HIGHF EXPREHe-SeoVpinE
Ct Grafton, wellington, heW bOndOa, ehelbys
Crestiins. Gallon. Gilead. OardinGson and Del,
Trains lsGVs Columbus At $40 and 075 A., 80 pa.
arrive At Cleveland s:so A. n, and 5 20 ?. T.
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4 single Bottle VIII Hast a F1Onfn ito
be used three times = Bgg.
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Carriers will pease leave orders to that effect at
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-20

4 COUGH BALSAM
cures the most violent
sttacl s oforoup in either
old or young.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-20

| COUGH BALSAM
cures sore throat and
soreness # the chest and
lungs.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-28

shsrnsn's l.ast ordsr.
NE sspys in another eelums. lsom the Raleigh
Psegrsis, an srdsr from nshsrzssn. Raleigh has
been, for some days, in the hands Of the ens-
my. The order of Gen. Sherman does not
-hesitats 10 assribe the assassination Of Lincoln
and the sttempt on Seward, to the Con-
fedsrate Government and people. In the ab-
sensssof any factu. he las no scrupls in making
them. According to Sherman, our four years
Of warshow Us incapable, Of manly warfare,
and ~ forced to resort to the sooh Of the assas-
sin. This is all ad iesptandsn. s1lsss We do
not care to answer Gen. sherman. We leave
i. TO his conscience to answer him. So far Ms
asts are known, the assassins of Lincoln and
Seward were persons not Of the.Confsdsraey-
one is reportedas occasionally insane, and the
sen Of An Englishmsn. If not an Englishnan
himself the other is reported 40 MarylAnder.
The North will gain. much more than the
South, by the transaction.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-28

Oorrespondsnce Of the Phnnix.
CAMPS NEAR CAMDEN, s. O., April "a, 1865.
10 tic Editor Of tho Colssm6ia Pkcni=-s1s:
Accompanying you win End brief synopsis Of
the movements of Maj. Gen. Youngs 'divisien,
in his operations against the column Of the
enemy recently operating against Camden snd
its vicinity. which you may consider Interesting
on account Of the proximity Of scene to your
battle SCARED and once beautiful city.
The movements Of the enemy having become
developed upon their arrivalat Statesburg, g.
&C.. Gen. Young who was at that time in Au
gusta, Ga, with his division. Immediately Or.
dersd Brig. Gen. Lewis, with bis brigade, BY
forced marches, to reach Camdea snd gain the
enemy's front This was done; aad that splen.
did command. with its usual gallantry, innpe-
diste'y spen reaching tho enemy, became en-
gagged. though against tsrrihls odda Our
forces however. were slowly driven back, cen.
Columbia phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-04-28

r'ria4y Morning, Aprn 90, 1855.

:. The Last Rumors.
One report along the street yesterday. was
to the effect that Gen. Johnston had followed
Less example, and nads . surrender Of bis
army. Es have been sble to trace this rumor
70 no definite sourcs. We bslieve :it TO be
quite grsondleei Another report il that a
heavy sss engagement has certainly taken
placs sff the port Of Hsorgstown; that heavy,
cannoaading for. some hours las been hssrd;
that the debris Of battered huls and the con-
tents Of . navy have fosted up, with the tide.
into Winyaw and other contiguous bays and
rivers; and that among the debris were casks
and boxes marked 'Fertress Monroe" This i
all, having any seeming reference to the pre-
yious reports Of French sonaict with the
Ysnksss. In respect to the truce and the .
ported resumption of the war, We are told that
letters have been received IN this city, which
state that conference has been had between
the Yankee Generals sud certain Commissioners
Of the Confederate States with the view to me-
gotiasions-that among those representing the
latter power were Mr. Secretary Bs.jamin, Mr..
Secretary Trenholm. aad Judge Keys C)--that
the Yaakess proposed TO us peace on tho fol-
lowing basis. viz The rseonstruetion of the
Usisa p bsfore--ne con1seatier Of property
sad sssh State to dispose of the question Of
slavery; eut-sks oe.fs1srats Sta.ss to psy
their qSsta g the Xsakss soar 1e6a We are
told that cur commissioners unhssitatingly re.
jseted the terms, though it is said that Mr.. Ben
janii was not unwilling to entertain them.
Upon their rejection, il 10 farther said that i'm
mediate notice was given Of the termination of
the truex-ths war to 30 resumed in forty eight
hours. If this be true, hostilities were recon-
menced ysstsrday, or the day before. at 10
o'clock O. m. So much for these reports. We
esn only add that A. far as We can learn, our
commanding officers on the post, who are said
to be in receipt Of Dispatches from Bsauregard
within the last twelve hours, have had no aa-
vices on the subject
Forsign Opinion.
We note that In all 4he lats Enronsao IN nara