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EeK York 4 Harlem Railroad,
NOTICE. 10 TRAVKLKRG,

1.-TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays exceptsdl
MORNING Express, Saving Troy e 9sI5 A
IL from Albany at Hudson River Depot at os8OA
n, arriving at New York IS 8:3O Pa.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 8fOR
?. X; from Albany ct 8;l5 :. n, arriving st HsU
York ct (: 2 P. n, connecting with express train
for Philadslphis and Washington CITY.
Tia Cincinnati ExpreA from Buffalo connsca
with the ESQ ct Albany for HeN York By the Har
lem BoAd.
Tor the better accommodation Of the public, a..
rangsmsnis have besn mhds 70 run the trains Of
the Hudson River Railroad %. and thoSs Of The D.,
z. and Harlem Railroad 90. ct dtasEent hourI fre1
Albany and Troy.
THE HARLMM Road, a
Passengers win be Tokstsd and BasSaRs chsohsd
over this read direct 70 New York By the OSra
b. r. Co., and al connecting lines North nd Wa
Fioksts Of tbs Hudson River Railroad %. anfao
this %. vim be received b. either road mdI
gage checked By either Company W1bsd m
In Nov York Without change q eha6ES
Nov. Cd, 1854. y. A. OHEtIN, 3ubT,
EoRD b. GREKH. Advertising Aesni. 12
AB. KuXEEBoOKzss Agaah AhAaE. aaekR'
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"a EVERY ONE sBOULD USE
HALt's VEGETABLE sI0ILIAE HAIR RE
NENER hat splendid preparation for the HAIR,
Which e fast becoming 80 popular and 90 much
inquired for. Eo one Who has once tried It wiz
Str give np he use ofit.
It viii restore gray hair 70 its original color.
It viii prevent The hair from fsIing ont.
It cieaases ne soslps and makes the hair sofs,
~luair5us aad afken.
hls q splendid hair dressing.
For ale - all Druggists.
B. P. HALL 4 CO, Nashua, h. h.,
PropdetOrs.
BENTON. DUEHAN 4 Co, Cleveland, Cha,
General Rholesalo Agsnts. Juneau
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IN THE BUSINESS TERRITORY,

IN THE BUSINESS TERRITORY.
Lying between the River and east aide Ontario st.,
Oncluding the Ox-BoW fatsl, the Deliveries viii
be Gs follows:
FIRsr Observation-Disclosures will leave PostofBcs
at 500 A. M. with proceeds Of all night mails.
sBCsSD D-ELIyERY.-LesVe Posto11os a. 1000 A.
NJ with proceeds Of 1850 Eastern.
TmRD DElTvERT.-LeaVe u:SO A. n. with pro
oeeds of eco A. N. Western, 9:l5 A. N. sandusky
May, $3.50 A. NJ Cincinnati, 9:25 A. N. Pittsburg,
and 1920 A. N. Eastern Way.
goURTH DELIyEEY.-LeAVs at 200 P, N. for Drop
Letter Distribution.
FIFTH DELIVEBY.-Lezve at 400 ?. N. with pro.
0eeds Of 2:15 P. N. Eastern, Zoo P. Il. Western and
500 P. M. Cincinnati.
Sixth DELIvEKY.-L0aVe at 600 P. n, for Drop-
Letter Distribution.
FOUR DELIVERY TERRITORY,
Lying betV cen Ontario street and Wilson avenue,
including Scranton's Flats, the Heights, and the
West side:
FIRST DEIrvERH.-Leave PUstonHce at 500 A.. n.
with proceeds Of night mails.
SEoosD DELIvERY.-Lesve at 1880 A. N. with
proceeds Of ell forenoon mails except IO.2O Al
Eastern Way.
THIRD DEIIvERY.-Leaye at 500 P. n. with pro
oeeds Of 1920 A. N. Eastern Way.
FOURTH DELIVEzT.-Leave at $3.50 P. n. with
proceeds Of 2:l6 P. n. Eastern, &55 P. N. Toledo,
and 800 P. NJ. Columbus.
COLLECTIONS OF LETTERS IN TIE BUsI-
MESS TERRITORY.
FIksI COLLECTIOE-WiM commenoe at 500 An
for the $3.50 Eastern and $50 Atlantic and Great
Western.
sEcoND-WIu N at 1000 A. N. far Drop
Letters.
THIBD-Oommsnoes at I1:S0 A. N. for 1850 P.
Pittsburg, 2;45 P N. Columbus, 2:45 P. Il. Toledo,
and S;25 P. N. Eastern Way.
FoUkTH-Commences at 200 P. NJ. for $50 P, n.
Eastern and 4:30 P. 4. Sandusky.
FITTH-Oommenoes ct 400 P. N. for Drop letter..
sITH-COmmenoes at 500 P. n. for 500 P. n.
Eastern, 10 % P. N Western, and 1000 P. NJ. Gin
niunnHs E.30 A n fneUt morninUl Mahoufnus p.n0
a. n. next morning) Pittsburgh sos A. n. (nsxt
morning. CiHnati and $40 A. n. (next morning.
Toledo.
COILECTIoE IN THE -FOUR DELIVERY
TERRITORY
VIII commence At s:OOA. n, 1880 a. n, 500 P.
n. and A:30 T. n.
z. OOWLEG P. II.
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posi- OFFICE TIES

~ An AaIs Gloss ems hour before dSpartarse
sE1ips.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT
eastern Through arrives ct T;SO A. H. Gl6 ?. H.
and s:25 P. n.
Eastern Way arrives ct 1880 A. n.
Western Through srrivos at $50 A. H., $50 N
do Way arrives at 2:66 P. n.
aGndu5ky Way arrives At Q:lb A. n
bncinnaH Through arrives ats.So a. H., 800 7. n
DO Way arrives At $50 P. n.
attsburgh Through arrives 81 s:66 A, n.
Way arrives at 10;l0 P. II.
ashoning Way arrives ct 10;S6 A. H
heseVilie arrives at I0.26 4. Il.
4sdinn Way arrives At 100 P. n.
e~ookport, ko,I arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays Gzs
Saturdays 1t IL N.
3aTrensYill6 arrives daily at l0:I6 A. II.
sast Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily . "a. d.
HOUR OF CLOSING e NAILS.
Hates THROUGH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston. HsS
FORK, Hartford, and PainesviIle, GeneTA, AHhtAbu
8 md ConnsAnt, closes o. $50 4. n.
b4sT4sH TRsOUsz, Tor RSE York only, closes 81
EksrEa1 THEoUaz, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany
8osson, Few York and Hartford olosCs 1t 30
R.E.
EAFEzN Way, for all points between OlsySIAns
and Erfs st $50 P. II.
EEsTEss 5B0UGH, loE Toledo, Dssrslt, Ohioasoi
and nilwaukss CLOSES ct T:i0 =. M
EEs1aRE THRoUaH, for Toledo, Detroit Onioago
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at eco P. Il.
NE5TERz WAY, for AL points between UleValAne
aud Toledo, oioses At Las P. u.
G@ADuEkN WAY lOr beDoQBky AnQ al mb9rme
date points, clo5eE at $50 r. NJ.
GIH0IEEATI WAY, for al points between Cleveland
And Cincinnati, oloses At s;06 A. n,
GHcIESATI THROUGH, for OolumbuL Dayton.
Newark and Cincinnati, closes at T:O5 A. n.
Jus0mskTu TH8oUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati
louisville, Sc. Louis, indianapolis, GAINESVILLE, and
wheeling, closes st 9;0OP, ID.
ETTT5HURGH THROUGH, for PittEburEh and Wask.
nFto1, oicsas ct 1e:50 P. II.
HTTsBUssG WAT, for ali points between OsTs
land, WoilsVfle, end PitsSurgh, Harrisburg, Phil
ltClphis, psitinoEs and Washington, closes At 10
Ali.
EAHoEHa WAY, for all points bstWesn UsTsInAs
Youngstown, CLOSES ct f:45 p. n.
MsADTMLE, closes 1t $50 a. Ii.
HEDIEA WAY, CLOSES at 1870 A. y.
R9osSoEr, 30, CLOSES on Tuesdays, Thursday
and Saturdays, stlaH.
WAEzzGsTmLE, closes daily, 1920 A. n.
EAT OLETWLED and Euclid, closes daily, %
2. II. -
@al AID DEoP Lattsu Ars required By Law TO b
prepaid.
All Oily Circulars are rOquirsdto b prs-pAld WiA
= tWe-osnt stamp.
once open nom 500 A. M. to T:5O P. NJ. On
Sunday from 600 70 1000 A. H..
L COWLEs, P. n.
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A GENTLEMAN CURED OF NER-
~ VOUs Debility, Premature Decay, and the
effects Of youthful fndiaorttion, will be happy to
furnish Others with the means Of care, Oree Of
oSanqsl. This remedy Il simple, safe and certain.
For full particulars, By return nal, Pleass sd
7rsss JOHN B. OGDER,
nPaslsssdsW 90 EssIs1 Itp New York.H
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- OLD RYES MADE NRW.

A pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
light and give up spectacles, without aid Of doctor
cents. Address E. B. FOOTE, MD,
fsbIA 1880 Broadway. New York.
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U IhIIUDUThl UF MAhhIAGhs
Tue Proprietors Of the New York Museum Of AnAt-
Guy have determined, regardless Of expense, to is
sue free (or the benefit Of suffering humanity, and
suppression a quAokery) four Of their most inter
seting and instructive Lectures on Marriage and Its
eisqusliaoations, Nervous and Physical Debility,
Premature decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, Weak
ness or Depression, ImpOtenoy, Loss OF Energy and
Manly Power; the great Social Evil, and those
HAIadies which result from youthful folies, ex-
eesses OF maturity, and igneranos Of PhyBiolcE
AndlaYH Of nature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
OF snlightening and saving Thousands, ond VIII be
forwarded free, on receipt Of four stamps, by ad-
dressing SECRETARY, Nov York Museum Of Anat-
emy and Medicine, SIS Broadway, Kew York.
lbI5:RS !
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1hn DOLLARS PREMIUM
SEMINAL WEAkNEss,
OR SPERMAFToRRHGA, elect &c
tMPOTRNOY CURED.

S
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS.
DIR. 4. GIBSON,
Formerly OF New York City, will pay one hundred
collars for tho proof that he ever fails to cure tue
abOfe-narhed diseases. He will pay tie samie sum
for the proof that any other Physician in ti,e United
States treats the sane diseases with equal sueSess.
Afer many ye AZ oflabOriouss study aud experience
Or. Gibson Is happy IL being able % Announce to the
unfortunate, that he has perfected . system oftreat-
115nt Nr
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CUBE
Of the above, and also all eontag Gus diseases o. the
reproductive Organs, with all bad ELECTS arising
therafrom, in luding General
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROSTRATIOE.
He has succeeded IA curing cases in this city, some Of
whom had expended hundreds cf dollars With self
styled physlclana, who profess 70 treat al private
maladies with Success, and without receiving TIE
DR.. Gibson does not boast that he is a member Of
some College n london or Paris, a. perhaps some
others 20 for the purpose OF ensDEriug the Innocent,
allied. But what Or. G. might boast Of is this, that
he is able TO give entire satisfaction to those who re-
poe confidence In his al ilitY and integrity, and that
he mas perfected an American system Of treatment
Which challenges any Physician of London or Paris,
or any patent medicine, to equal for the radical cure
Of seminal weakness, and all diseases or derango.
ments, both mentsl aad physical, arising from sexual
Dr.. Gibson also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages over all other yet discovered
and. INST, the agents used are IN no respect disagree
able; he uses no relics o. thu dark ages, such as mer-
curry, or any other deleterious drug; secondly, no
restriction ia diet or business is re Iuired thirdly,
his treatment is pOsiti We and certain in all cases. He
stands prepared 70 60 into any puhlicor private hos
PIT ] in tho United States, and demonstrate the i'm
mense superiority of his new treatmeut over any 9TH
er now known 70 the world, in point Of prOmptness,
p rmanency, millness, safety and convenience to he
patient.
DR.. GIBSON Is permanently loca'cd IN Cleveland,
and has during the past five years perform d many
other modes Of treatment. Reference can be given
70 individually Of he first Tespectabisty in Cleyeland,
BOs ton, New YorkR and other cities. in Tegari to skill
and integrity in all professional transac i5ns.-
Rheumatism, ScrOfbla. all Diseases Of he
Urinary Organs, and all Chronic Diseases treated
with superior success.
sgMedicInes sent to any part Of the country Oh
receipt Of ten dollSrs.
DR.. Gibson's New work on Physiology for sale at
bis once.
x. GIBSO n,
Omoe-ll9 Ssneca street, a few doors from Superior,
up stairs, c1posite the City Hotel.
nB-Of1ce hours from 9 20 Z and rom ? 70 81 O'clock
Daily Sunday excepted janl7
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DIR. DEHART.
Pest once Drawer 625, Detroit.

Enclose two postage stamps and send for circular
Of questions, and, if properly answered, medirines
OaR be sent te any part Of the county. Remember
these cases must DO cured or the worst consequences
follow. ma9:r4dkw
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cLoTHINc.
GREAT DECLINE IN OLorHINe
TEFF. DAVIS Has BEEN OAU6 I8T,

The war Is now sOOa { played out,
Great changes hare been wrought
Our gallant boys are o omiing hOmej
Jeh Davis has been o. ught.
HuzzaI huzzai now h ang your banners G0S
Huzzal hu5zai let all the people sh0at.
The way the rebel chief Wa ; caught
is Iaughabls indeed;
He tried to run in PstticoatAb
But he did not succeed
HnzESI buzzsi hang all yos'r banners lat,
JeG Davis has been caught, lat every Of 10 EOW
shout.
Our boys did think # very stranaH
A woman should retrest
With . great boEieknife in hand
Until they saw hs feet.
HuzzaI buzzai our boys have got tSpOd g 5nse;
'TwiEt gaiter shoes and stogy bOotA @Aey know
the difference.
Oh, c~rinoline, we think you hns,
For you would not conceal
The flying rebel President,
When he did show his heel.
Huzza I huZzal there's nothing b tRf so dne
To show a foot and ankle OF, Lii . we'll raised
c~rinoline.
Your days are numbered now, old Ieh,
You surely cannot hope,
Or have 3 better end in view,
Than the CT d. Of 3 stout rope.
Huzzsl huzzal JET Davis has no shoe:
In settling up all his accounts. just keep hi
crimes In view.
The boys who caught JEFF Csvis,
Well Wele Oms one and all,
And treat thsm to a fine new suit !
At ISAAC'S U6ION HALL
Huzzsi hu ga fling the starry banner ont,
Our gallant boys are coming home, let ali the
people fhOut.
The Largest and Best Stock Of Fa shiopabls
in the West, st the Lowest Prices, at
Isaac a.. Isaacs's Union Hall,
Agency for he sale OF Singers CeIebrated Sew.
ing Machines, S scrr's Automaton Freeman, aud
StrOngs Patent Army Trunk snd Bed Combined.
Cor. Superior and Union streets.
~ Lock out for the Giants. mu0E
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LADIES,

Married or single, requiring a Female Regulator,
shO1ld enclose one do lar and three postage ST. mps,
and by return mail they will receive with full d.
~rectiOns, the only reliab e Female Regulator in use.
This b gulatorl IS fast becoming the fayorii 10 Ofladies
everywhere, simply because its action is mild and
safe and can always be depended upon in removing
distractions from colds and any other cause.
on consultation should contain one dollar and a
postage stamp for answer, Office and rooms ar
ranged that patients never zee each other.
Consultation and services a. the office, free to the
poor, every Saturday afternoon from 8 to 6 T. NJ.
Office and Dispensary open from 8 A. NJ. to s P. NJ,
daily, excent Sundays. Alnecessary surgical oper-
Ations performed.
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- DR R~.GOODALE'S
CKTKRRH
RE Nj DY
AND NODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE AOME OF PERFECTION,

Ii penetrates the secret ambush of
this terrible disease, and exterminAtes il, ToOt and
branch, forever.
1t o all the Wrefehed gyInps
toms Of this losthesome mAlsdy, and SvertE con-
sumption.
1t cleans the head, deodOrIses the
breath, and affords the most grateful relief
Il afleviates more agony and silent
Buhsring than tongue can tall.
II IL noted for curing the most hope
ie2 oases, that every known means failed in.
lt cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca
tsTrhs OF the most obstinate and violent tyres.
10 fOrm OF Cafarrh or noises II the
sad can resist its penetrating power.
DIR. GOOdaIe's Catarrh Remedy Is a
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hand.
DE. n GOOdnIe is known throughout
the ooHniry, As the Author Of the only True Thso.
~ Of Catarrh ever published. Where its Origin
Wat It's Bayages-Mode Of TreAtmsnt-And Rapid
Cure IN al its forms.
DE-. GOOdaIe's Pamphlet on Cafarrh
should be read BY oVery one. It osn DO obtained ct
our nearest Agency, or By sending postage stamp
Price 81 90. Send a atnmp for na1nblst
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~A PHYSIO1OGIOAI,

or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nearly 500 pages
End $50 nne plates and engrayings OF the anatomy
o. thu Human Organs in . state Of Health and DIS
tase, with Treatise dpon Early Errors, It's do
plOrable consequence upon the Mind and Body,
Niih tho Author'E plan OF treatment-the only r-
tional and successful mode Of cure, e. shown By
the report Of Gases treated. A truthful adviser to
the married and those contemplating marriage,
who entertain doubts Of thcir physical condition.
Sent free Of postage to any address, on receipt of36
eonts in stamps OF postal currency, by addressing
y. z.
The Author may he consulted upon any Of the
diseases upon which his book treats, either person
ally or By mail, and medicines sent to any part Of
Che world. mhl42g6
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yLEVKLAHD 3 KKIE RAILROAD
wIETsE ARRAHsEuum. ~,


.SsE Monday Oct. Ilst, 1854, PHssuusu
onoass sundAyB oxcspted)I
s.Es- Lave CLEVELAND.
E'-a. Ms-DAI EXPRESS TRGTN-aA,..s,- =,
Es19usnDYs PatnesVille. Madison. GensSa ~.
S9lheaut and airard only. and srrfvs a
~ IA ?. H. Dunkirk t35 ,. r., Bafais
rE-UlHOIHHATI EXPRESs+tov-srr.,
tane1le Aaatabuia and GirArd Oniy, and A.
~ Ss Nrie6'A8R :. Hs Dunkirk SIS ?. n, Bus
aia E-MAIL AND AOOonMoD6TIoE-
49, a@hu stasiona and arrive Et Eris a
~S4-GIGHT EXPRES5 FRAJH-sto,,gB.a
@Es1eeNlhe, AhhtabniA and Girsrd nh -
SEEFsS IS Erts at H:t9 a. - D-uST-S IN
AE-s BusAlo go 4. q. ~
4, LlAV8 nRIE
I@aE4 TRAIE-Ehouufn.
AEhtabulA and PainssTIIs oRIy. 115
s.,x, srFiNe AZ Cleveland st 7:D 4. NJ
s;Si A.. NJ NAIL AND 6nrrrTMonATrop
I~s1jiSg5stoPP.nE IS all ststlonG End arrive a
o.4s -Msz1 \.
"I0 EHPREss-stourfnF Al n
re~TT ~ tsWenville, eaYbroOk, UnionvIls
SisseaAAQ at 3.l5 Pm.
40 4. Jay E1PREss -TRAIH-stoy,tpr .
vTts sCo1neeut, Ashtabuls, Geneva & PaFues
ri. ~cond Gs1 CsTs are run On ii t6r5aa
d tho trains going westward connect AZ Uevsl.p,
stsn tfaln1 lor Toledo Ohiosgo, Columbus, Ofnein.
natis Indianapolis, IS. Louis, &C.; and an throuTt
trains going eastward, connect at Duakirf with ~
rams 81 the Kew York \ Erie RafirOad, and ~ Huf
~ VITA those Of tho AoE York Central q BufaIOd
seE terk Oity Railroedl for New York, Albany
3os5oni hIAgsre gals 60. sod At Iris Nth tTai1i
on tue philadelphia 3 Erie Railroad.
~ Day Express, East and West. cuprsst- ~
afasu Win trains on Erie 4 Pittsburgh RlilrnEF
'oE AlaszTils, hssayhlel JslezsoEn, -.
'asvslGnd. Got. S7st. IsI.
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Free Delivery Of Letters,

Parties wishing their mail matter delivered By
Carriers will please leave orders to that effect st
the ~PostmEster's Room, with any Carrier, or by
letter through the PoEtofhce, when they will be de-
liyered, without extra charge, with promptneaA
according 10 too following Timetable Of Depart
ures Of Carriers from the Office:
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NLxvE1AND AND TOLEDO R. B

lSSA-A WIETER ABRAHGENEeE. Is4-E,
spn and sftsr Monday, Oct. 1Ist, -, Pausuru
Trains VII leave Cleveland - follows GnRdAyS q,
3:l9 A. h.-OHIOAG0 HXPRES9.-Skopa ct Berna
Grafton ObsTlin, Makeman, HOrEnIk, Monroe
vile. Bellevue Clyde, FREMONT and Elmora
Nnd arrives ct Toledo At l2:l5 ?. T., Uhfcsgo AZ
ia ?. =, and Detroit 10 ?.
aif9 T. M.-WESEEBH MAIL.-StOp8 et al sfatfout
on Bouthsn Division, and arrives ct Toledo ID
IfnP.H.i chicago At As A n. and DetrOlf 81
I0.t0F. n.
tIDP. M.-NORTHERH MAIL-Stops AZ an vta
tons on Northern DiTiEon, and strives e Ssn,
dusky at 7:l0 p. r..
Ba1 2. M.-EIGHT EXPRESS.-StOpa AZ 9rafobl
horUalk, MonroeTile, Olyds and FrnmonE aud
n-TtFN a. Iolodo At 2:25 A. r.; OhIcAEo Gt HT
?. - and Detroit At 90 4. n
UOEHEUTIOHs.
Connections are mads at MOnrOsVHls win TIA 9aE
duEkJf Mansfield 3 Newark b. B.; IS Olyds With q
banduaU, Dayton 4 Cincinnati r. h. AZ Freuoof
with the Fremont Z Indiana u. B.. and 1t Toisdf
with tho Michigan Southern 8 Northern Indiana and
Toledo 3 Webesh Railroads. for Ohioago. DetrCn
jackson, FoIt Wayne, LOganspork, Lafayette, Osirs
bouth
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Toledo ana "a
wei At e:9 A. H. zstb :, H.t and $50 ?. n. Tr0T
6andu5ky At rs =. X LID OK 6unPk.
Cleveland, Oct. .. 1874
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TLEVELAND AND PlTTsBURgB

NLEYELAND AND PITTSBURgH
- RATLROAD.
1854 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1sss
On and after Monday, May 18th. 1865, Trims leave
Oleveland daily, Sundays excepted as fOIowa.
oN A. Gs Pittsburgh 4Gg Pm
HarTls0urgn s.0 A. NJ Baltimore 700 A, h.
s5h5ngton l915A. H., PhiladelphlA $780, \,
new fork COCA. n, Wheeling O0 !. =. Ocn.
meets At Hudson with q. z. = Q. R.R. for Akrog
end Mlilersburgh.
l;0 p. ADMINISTRATION At Pit5burxh gl5
L.. HsTrisburEh T.30 A. ~, B0itimors IAN
Mssbington 80 P. T. Philadelphia 2sN ].
a.m P-MNoeI NS1Si VIZ M n Y 9eeang 70 !,
intermediate Stations, 0uyahoga Falls, Akron.
aud Mllersburgh, connecting at OrrViIe with
IF. W. BY. Tor Canton, MaasnlOn, Woo
ter and Mansfield,
s Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New York
WA allentown without change.
Fare - low a. by any OLhar lie.
- Through Tickets can b Procurnd at thSukion
Euclid Street Stati N. IA
J. II. DEVEREUE. gusH
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RIackhurn s KoahlAr,

A R C S.
OFFICES:
]. n. B~LLoKBURH, A. KoKHLER,
No. % Oregon 81. Building, Pub 81,
Rh&s1M oGAfELAADi g.
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@rTHK BRIDAL ORAMBKR-Ai

Assay Of Warning and Instruction for Young Hen.
Also, new and reliable treatmont for Dis asses Of
Q Urinary and Sexual syEtems. Sent free, in
Ssaled envelopes. Address Dr. J. skilin HOushton,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa. ny9:RA
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A TLANTIO & GREAT 49,"
RAILWAY "A1hkH
ing Ano summer Arranger

Two 4hrozEh EEpT,-- hoy ,e..
and NEW ToP
kxPREss, leaves Osv VI N'tEesn
sl g Ky $500 4. y, srn,ss . 4eaSguRdayu suos,t
sad New York at lilo S55 p -. R s.oof.H-
"HIGHT ExPRHS ~. Oarsl
s1osg.edl 4 s ls'TsS Cleveland R.turd.v,
90 -s.dyils a. Va sePiss cars attaehed,)
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NLEVELAED, COLUMBUS q OH.
OJINEAu AILROAD,
lS0A-S. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. fBsss

NLEVELAED, OOlgNBUS o OIG,
OOINEATI AILRoAD,
lS0AE. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. fBsSS
ht Train-s:O5 A, M.-OIROIHHATI EXPREss
stopping IS Grafton, wellington, New Loa.
don Shelby, CroItiide, Gallon, GIlead, Oar.
Gnst9n, AshlSJ, Delaware, DsNiI Osntrs ans
q Trstn-2:45 P. K.-AOU0MMODATIOHy-8koui
1t all stations, and arrives IN Columbus AZ Bai
P. ~, Cincinnati 3:bO A. n,
% I~rAins-i090 P.M.-HIGHT EXPRES-Stossins
Is 9ranonl Wellington New London, 6hsibH
Orestlins, Gallon GAosds OA-dington and Del
trains issys Columbus at 40 and IoslBA 3,nP.5.
arrive as Cleveland s:10 A. n, 3 and 80 E.G,
-OOEHEUTIOHsf
shsbS-saneulkF, hAnzasid 3 Newark RAlroad, &
hauHtsld, Nj Vernon, HsaaEk, 2snSGTfns
gEsstIlns-Pntsbarsh. Fort Wayne 3 OhIosxO Ran
road, Forrest, Upper 5aRd1sky, DelphoS, Lhaa
s0rs Ma{ne, LsRorte, Chicago, &e, West an
4raton and BelieiontEtne REflroad Line, l0r MARION
Belieio1tEilo, Sidney Union, munoic, Indian
afobl Ierro haut9, FtnoonUes. ETanaril4
Louisville, Cairo, 81 Louis, 10.
Oolumbus-blttle Miami 4 Columbus, and Xsnh
Railroad, for Aenia, Dayton, 1ndianapoIh
IeETe Heuto, 81. Louis, Morrow, EOVeland. auf
ytneinnati, and with the Ohio and MfssisuiD1
Railroad As Cincinnati for Louisville. EyaaT
Tlt, us.ro, st. L0aiE, nd al yolnts on H.
O9lumbus-OentrI Ohio RsBroAdi Tor Newark. 1saa
vtlloi Wheeling, &c; Columbus, Plus q N
dlana Railroad for Piqua, UrbAna, &c.
~ Eor Iiokotg to ell points and Information AM
~ y me ss5 FasS92 2sS ssAs'oa' and 8 Union Ticket Oas
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EREDERIOK CYRIAX,
French Fancy steam Dye works anu
Cleaning establishments
RelTideFc Farm, East cleveland, Snd
96 Seneca Street.
OFTIoE-IO4 Seneca st., Cleveland, o,
mean to make this the BESTD YE-HOUSE IN
THE WEST, and shall spare no EFFORT to give sat
bfsction.
1 call tbs especial attention Of Gentlemen to the
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
OF Cleaning or Re-dYsing Of nsds-up Garments.
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PROFESSIONAL.
DE-. J. WILBUR
or MILWAUKEE,, WIS,

IVt ~ IIO m CIWIAN1
For Acute and Chronic Diseases, late Of Detroit,
chicago, WaUkeeEan, and Delaware, Ohio, hiss
op5aed Rooms in the AMERICAN HOUSE, Oieve.
land, Ohio, for thirty days ffom June 18th, 1865.
He cures all durable diseases With q rev operations.
No medicine given. No surgical fperations per
formed. Also, cures ct any distance without see
ing tbs patieIt, by sending him their handwriting.
PsuOns who esnLOt afford 70 pay, are cordially In
Nited, without mOaey and wishout price. OleAblf
mess only being required. Office hours are from Q
A. d.. 10 u ~. and from I 70 5 2. N. ial4R 22