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A "Reminiscences Concerning Jefferson
Davis.
From the Harrisburg CPs) Telegraph ]

IFrom the Harrisburg CPs) Telegraph
We heard q good story told of JEFF.
Davis by q lady now residing in Lancaster
City, which is worth repeating on account
of the historical connecticut bears with the
present condition of the arbitrator. IL
appears, if we are right, that the husband
Of the lady who repeats the story, was 8
contractor during the construction OF the
Portage railroad and while that great
work wa in progress, JEFF. Davis made q
tour among the mountains of PenAsylvs-
MIA, stopping, of course, TO behold the nov
city Of running 8 railroad over the Ale
phsnies. True TO his Southern instincts
JEFF. could not resist the temptation 70
HshoW of" to the Northern "mudsills' en-
gagged in the work, and he accordingly
hired a splendid team with which, TO "driEe
around" From some cause the horses
took flight, ran of, and in the wreck OF the
vehicle JET. was considerably bruised IN
deed, his injuries were so great it was fesr-
| ed he could not recover. After having
been kindly attended to st one of tina tAV
/ ems near the mountains, JEFF. showed
| signs of life, and 10 eVince his pleasure 81
the recovery of his guest, the Boniface
who kept the house congratulated him IN q
speech to this effect; aGood luck 70 you,
sir, but I'm glad you are alive. After the
bumps you received, Mr. Davis, by that
runaway, and the miraculous manner OF
your escape, / am satisfied that hemp must
be stretched before you can die" Thi1
speech wss considered at the time a good
Irish joke, but since then has it not become
in the light of Jeff.'s destiny, the realizs-
ton of q wonderful prediction, because
hemp will be stretched when JEFF. DsVii
1 diaa9
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oil wells.


On Wednesdsylast the Ivsnhoe well, on
the TAR farm, commenced pumping at the
rate of one hundred barrels per day. The
lvAnhoe is an old well, and at one time
months ago) pumped about one hundred
sad nifty barrels per day; but gradually
she went down, until she pumped nothing
Out Wster. Her owners, however, thought
It would do to give it up so, Mr..
Brown" and kept working away, and have
continued pumping from her water only
for the last three months, until on Friday
last, when new tubing Igs Hss Now i5S1' pumping
and flowing alternately.
We incline TO think that many wells
that are now considered dry and abandon.
~ a unUEO~=u.Vs $50 suuf0 mannof g INC
Ivanhoe has been, would again yield and
become sources of profit to their owners.
1t is said that "patience and perseverance
conquer all things" and in the case of the
we'll above referred to, it would seem that
the truth Of the Adsge hsd been triumph
antly vindicsted.
An enterprising company are boring for
oil in the borough of Clesrdeld, and although
they. have already reached y depth at
which some signs Of oil should be visible,
the indications are poor. 1t is, how
ever, the intention to bore one thousand
feet before abandoning the project. Should
the c~ompanyfsil TO strike oil st that depth,
then it is the intention of erecting works
for the manufacture of sslt-the salt water
obtained last week being Of q very superior
quality-Wbich, no doubt will proves very
profitable investment. The oil company
intend to sink another well either on Roar
ing RIM or M-ontgomprv Craak in a short
time. That oil exists in that country there
is little doubt and it is hoped that the
proper efforts will be msde for its devel-
opment All that is wanted is energy and
enterprise to obtain the necessary mschin-
cry, and soon the oil itself will flow from
the earth in great abundance.
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Theatrical matters In London.

The London correspondent of the New
York Times writes as follows:
Your amusabls readers would be inter.
ested with the curious ups and downs Of
theatrical properties in London. Two
years ago the most disreputable little four
penny minor theater in town was the New
Royalty, Dean street. Soho. One pretty
burlesque, and several pretty women in
classic drsperies, and scsnt at that, made
it the fashion. In the meantime Miss Marie
Wilton, 8 popular favorite, transforms an
other thester from the least TO the most ele-
CANT, and I see that the Misses Pelham,
managers of the New Royalty, have been
driven by this rivalry into bankruptcy.
MI. Bourcicsult is making another fortune
to lose it perhsps, in some new speculation.
MIR. Smith, who gave US some star spsngled
fireworks on the 4th, at Crsmorne, oar in
elegant Msbille, has also given US another
run Of Menken's irrepressible "MszsppA"
with Harrison Pyne 81 Co, in English Opes.
The het0S thinks this is an indignity 70
Harrison, while l do not. Menken does
what she pretends 70 do, which is more
than can be said of Harrison. She can
ride her untsmed steed, and he cannot
- 6SS N6I ohN HoAhS HottuoE
voice nor ear.
Adsh, 1 am sorry TO see, is reported in
American papers ns having married
Les Freres Davenport, one or both, or all
Of them. l believe Adsh marries whoever
he Likes, whenever she likes, and IS often
IS she likes; but in THE case there can be
My a spiritual bond, or sort of Tom Fools
mot, which can be united in five minutes, !
With or without the sid Of the spirits. AS
or the Brothers Davenport, they hsve
nysteriously disappeared. For about three
months they have been in a dark circle.
lr. Ferguson has gone back to America.
'almer still esrlier took his flight. Rumor
avs the DsveBports and Fay have been
possession of by an old Esst Indisn
isbob, who, having plenty of money, has
arried them off TO 8 castle in France,
7here he has nightly seanees, in which the
pirits give him concerts, drink whisky,
nd play at billiards. How ever this msy
e, they AVE disappeared, and Adah is st
LstleV's.
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ARRTVAL OF HGIIs A. pUPOr,

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ARRIVAL OF NAILS AZ DEPOT
AaStsEn LhrG9gh ARRIVES 1t T:So A. NJ Gls \.
Eastern Way arrives At lO:O A, 4.
HestSrn Through arrives ct eco q. r., $40 P. \
DO Way arrives ct 2:65 P. n.
5Anduaky Way arrives at els A. M.
Utnolnnah Through arrives at $50 A. n, 200 ?. u
DO Way arrives At $50 P. u.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at o:B6 A. II.
Way arrives 1t 1910 P. n,
nahoninS Way arrives at 1913 A. NJ
AeedVille ARRIVES at 1923 A. n.
Medina Way Arrives ct 400 p. n.
sookport, 10, arrives Tuesdays, Thursday al
Saturdays 1t IL n.
serrsnsVflle arrives daily ct IO.I5 A. II.
aast Cleveland and Euolid arrives daily . pAM.
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
AA1rHEH THROUGH for Iris, Buffalo, Boston. Esg
York, Hartford, and PAinesviIls, GensVa, Aahtaba
u and ConneAnt, closes Is $50 4. n.
EAsrElz THzOUGH, for New York only, olossS q
G25P. n.
RAsrzEa Tzaouzz, sr E-is, BuaaIo, AI6auy
Boston, HsV York and Hartford, elOSs 1t 800
kAg+HR1, for al psints bstwssa Csystana
sad ErfS st $50 P. II.
EAsTERS EsoUaE, for Toledo, DstrsIt, OhiosEs;
and hlWankse closes At TA0 A. n.
HETERH TEROUeE, for Toledo, Dstrolt, Chicago,
Dubuque, 81. Joseph and Cairo CLOSES at 200 P. n.
HEsTERS WAY, for all points between UsVslsne
and Toledo, elOsea 1t las P. n.
sAHDueKf WAY, for Sandusky and All lntsrme-
Gate points, closes ct $50 P. n.
0AuENAT WAY, for all points botWesn ClsysiAzd
aBd Cincinnati, closes ct 7.65 A. n.
0IsolHsAEt THRo5sss for Columbia Dayton,
EsEaIk and Cincinnati, eioss1 At T:O5 A. N,
CLEo1gAAT1I THRoUeH, for Columbus, Cincinnati
louisville IS. Eoais, indianapolis, zanssyf1s, and
wheeling, closes 81 500 P. N.
fvTTzEuE9a TnFOUGH, Tor Pittsburgh and Hash.
fzgton, closes st 1880 P. II.
PIrzssUEGH WAY, for al points bssgssn Clsvs
iend, WsilsVills, and Pittsburgh, HArris5Crg, PhI
sdsiphsA- Baltimore and WAEhinKson, closes st T:o
An.
HaaouEa WAY. for All poiuty bssv,ss Usy,l,,a
aud youngstown, CLOSES At s:46 ?. "a.
HgADvILLE, closes St $50 A.. N.
HEDTEk WAY, closes ~ ESQ A. Il.
BoOKPoRf, &c., elosss on fussGaya, FhnrsdAyu
AID Saturdays, st165.
RAEBEzsVInLz, oioesa DALI, I0ssoA. N.
EAsT OLsVnLkHD aud Euelid, eiosea daIly, Is ,
P.h. -
Asfi and Drop Letters are required b. Law to b
prepaid.
an Ofsy Circulars are required 70 bSprs-pAld VITA
. tSo-esns scamp.
Once open rom 500 A. M. to 1850 I. N. On
Sunday from 300 to 1000 A. N.
4 COWLEs, P, n,
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Governor Perry We sre assured by the
most veracious fe iegrsph, has bad 8 very
satisfactory interview with the President,
and ali the Cabinet are delighted
with the loyalty exhibited In his Green
vile speech. The same authority will
probably assure us in a few days that Gov
ernor Perry had q stormy interview with
the President, and the entire Cabinet De.
msnded his removal. It must be confessed
that q contradiction of this character would
sound like what ought to be the truth
Detroit Tribune. NsLal
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DAILY LEADER
ROBERT Z. LEE.

II wss very and very few years ago,
In Virginia BY the 500,
That a soier lived, a. yoa may know,
By the name Of Robert E. Lee;
And this soldier lived with no other thought
Than to serve his coun-ter-ee.
Old JEFF was achfd and Bob wss 4 child,
10 Virginia, by the sea,
And they loved with q love that vas $3.50 love,
Old Jef. and Robert Z. Leo
with & love that patriotic men
Couldn't exactly ses.
For they said that Jef. was a trAitorous cuss,
And a soldier brave waI Lee,
And what there WIS between he aud Jef,
They couldn't very we'll ses;
And Jth seductd with his crafty talk
The sojer man, Robert E Lee.
And that was the reason a'gale OF wind,
Ulysses Grant was he,
Blew ont of q cloud on the river James,
Chilling this Robert L. Lee;
And be stacked and packed bold Roberts guns,
And took 'em away from h,
And shut them up in an arsenal,
In Virginia. by the sea-
And so It happens that gallant Bob,
Ffom virginia, by the sea,
Stands very low with the bold Secesh-
Does gallant Robert q. Lee;
And I'd rather be any man than him
On The land or on The lea.
-he1g I0rk Citizen.
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i Dr. R.COODALE'S
81 CKTARRH
RE M E DY
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

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this terrible disease, and exterminAtes #, root and
branch, forever.
It removes all the wretehed GymD.
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sumption. '
It cleans the head. deOdOrtse8 b
breath, and Affords the most grateful reiieL
Il aIleVtatea more agony and silent
suffering than tongue can tell
1t Il noted for curing n o hope
Leo cases, that every known means failed In.
It cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca
tarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent types.
NO form OF atarF or noises I'm b
ssd can resist its penetrating power.
DR.. GOOdaleas Remedy IL =
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hand.
DR.. Il. GOOJIaIe is known threaghOut
the cOaniry, e the Author Of the only True Theo-
~ Of Catarrh ever Published. Whore its Origin
What Its RGvages-MOde Of TrestmeRt-And Rapid
Cure in all its forms.
DIR. GOOdaIe'B Pamphlet ON DataFrh
should be read by every one. It can be obtained at
our nearest Agency, or by sending postage stamp
20 our once. .tr..
Price 81 90. Send . stamp fer pamphlet.
NORTON 4 ANDREWS, Sole Agents, New York.
Sold By q. W. OLARK, Cleveland. febs:BS
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BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS-WAR.

NC. 80 nroacheys New 1Orks General Agent
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P%osToFFIcE% TIMETARLE

1915. Winter AFrangononT ISS4-S.
FOB TIE
ARRIVAL AID CLOSING or NAILS,
At TIE
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NLEVBLAND = ERIE KAILEOs0


~ WLNLaN ~
On and Aftsr HOndGT Octs glB1, Isz- FEsssHss5
Trains VIII run - ioliOEs. kundsya sEes1t5Gls
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
9:5J- A. H.-DAH EXPRESS THAIE-5tlFfins -
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tAbulA, ConneAut and Gtfaru oGy, and arrive 81
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B.iO IN
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Ratnsdv1ils, Aehtabula af& girsrd caly, and AZ
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$3.50 P. d. n AND AUOOEEODETiOH-
STOPPING Is all statAals Ar1 arrive - Era a
Ts5 r.
500 ?. u.-ElGHF EXPRES TREIH-SsoFsfas s.
RainsbYino, AaEtabgia ard Girzza CUB, aat
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BENTON, DUNBAR 3 co., Cleveland, Ohio,
General Wholesale Agents. iunG.245
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Connections ART made At nOnr0sFzHs zim the EaE.
d1tky, Eanabeld 3 Newark h. e. Il CiyG8 wish fss
Bgndus ~, Dayton 8 Cincinnati \. X; 81 FrpmoHi
With tn Fremont B Indiana b h.; snd ct Toledf
with the Michigan SouthsTn 3 Northern Indiana aus
Toledo 4 Wabash EstiToadc fer Chicsgn, Betrcff
Jackson, FoJt Wayne, ECEensFCrd, LErsye.ta, Carr.
Alton, 81. Louis. ana 81 gCtnt3 WssE Northwest ans
Southwest.
TRAPS arrive Ia Cleveland iEcm Tossdo ara L.
Wei = so 4. n, 2:E ?. -. ard sasg :. =. ErC@
Randuakv at Is A. 2. i. y. EUgEEE, Enla
UirVelrnd. Oct q, 1871
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INFORMANT no LADIES-Dr. Hsr.

Vey's FemAIs Pills have never yet failed in remov-
ing difficulties arising from obstruction, or stop
pace of nature, or IN restoring the system 10 per-
foot health when suffering from Spinal Affections,
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same time they act like 9 ohsrm by s strengthening,
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With reg ularity, no matter from what causes the
obstruction may arise they should. however NOT
be taken during the first three months Of pregnnp-
e., although salt at any other time, a Il miscarriage
Each box contains 60 pills. Price s..
Or. HARvEY's TRgATIsE on Diseases Of Fsna1es
Pregnancy miscarTisRr, BrTrenness, S~teAility, Re.
producilOn, and Abuses OF Nature, and euphaticaL
~ the Ladies Private n edical Adv ser, q .. mphtet
Of "a pages sentfrse to any address. Six cents re.
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The pills aud book will be sent by nail when de-
sired, securely seated, and prepaid, ny
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No. rs Cedar st New York.
HA-Sold by air abe principal Druggists.
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OPTICIANS,
[COLMONsONs IMPROVED SPEC.


Practical end Scientific Opticiau, keeps the lar gest
assortment Of Optical Instruments in the city.
Being an old establishment, and having been ex
%tenHively patronizsd, be has the confidence that
his present stock will warrant the continuance OF
public favOTs. al bis spectAcles are Of the best
quality Of crystal glasses, ground under his own
inspection, in all cases curing weakness, dizziness,
and imparting strength for long reading and hne
seWing Artificial eyes inserted without pain.
O~FFIOE-lSO Sup rior-st 1rHt door IRON the
enHanee to the American Hotel
aB-BsWAre OF travellers claiming 10 be Mr.. Solo
mopson or his agent. iuiy24
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WIHTzR E-RR1saaxa

Is4-A WIHTER hRRAEaaNHs TsA-s.
TfOn and EtsF EcEdsy, Oct. GEs. iSs, PsusnTI
Trains VIII Leave Cleveland - allows SuEdF5E ezr
oepsed:
s:a A. H~.-OHIOAGO EXPREg.-ssogs IS Bora.
Grafton. ObeFlin, kshsBIaz. HorEaiE. MonTee.
vile, Bellevue CJce, ErUnouE and EiulcFe,
and arrives ct Toledo ct Il IS ?. n, UhfoEFc ~
la ?. =, Erd Detroit IS. 10 ?. u.
1893 p. M.-WESTEEE mAIL.-Stops - all stnttcLE
On sOutheru DfsiEion, ano arrives Et Tc'eIc IS
I:2 P n; chicago AZ 6as 4. n and Detroit at
l0:10F. r..
$50 Z. M.-NQRTHERH sAD.-st0Bs IS Ell stss
tons on Northern Division. and ErE.ses St Bans
nAs :. n.-HiaHT ExPBEss.-sssgs st srstOp,
AorWAlk monrOovtllo, Qiyds end Fremont. Sng
strives at Toledo IS 4 H ChtcEGa .! bas
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Belisiontaines Sidney Union Huncla, IndisEs
Louisville, Cairo, Sc. Louis, &c.
DsioE1re-Wtth Springfield Branch 15r EEHinEessd.
CoiuEbuB-Aittle Miami q Columbus. and Ets'e
Railroed, for EsniA, Dayton, 1ncinragtEs.
Ierre Heutes s., Louis, horrgE, Lsyeland, sac
Cincinnati. and With tho Ohio GE6 MisElEspFE
kAtIoad Et Cincinnati Ior LoUiEyuo. Evans
vie, Cairo, "a Lcu.a. ID 81 pciE1 o. ~
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M THE BUsINEss TERRITORY,

according to tas following Tims-TabIs Of Depart
ures Of Carriers from the Office:
IN THE BUSINESS TERRITORY.
Lying between the Bivsr and sast size ontario S.,
pncluding the 0x-Bow iatsl the Deliveries viii
be as follows:
FIRST DELIyERY.-Carriers viii leave Postofice
ct 500 A. N. with proceeds of Gl night mails.
SEoJHD DELIyERY.-LesVe Postodioe ~ 1000 A.
4. wish proceeds Of 1850 Eastern.
THIRD DE1IvERY.-LeAVe I:90 A. n. with pro-
eeeds Of go A. n Western, 9:l5 A. n. Ssnd1Aky
Way, $3.50 A. n. Cincinnati, 9:25 A. n. PittsburE,
and 1920 A. n. Eastern Way.
FeURTH DELIvEHI-LeAVs at zoo Z. n. for Drop
FfTTH DrIISss..1os,s ~ 4sOO ?. n. with pro-
eeeds Of 2:l5 P. N. Eastern, a.56 P. n Western and
500 P. n. Cincinnati.
SIKH DKLIvKEY.-Lsavs at 500 P. n. for Drop
Letter Distribution.
FOUR DELIVERY TERRITORY,
Lying BetW cen Ontario street and Wilson avenue,
Including scranton's Flats, the Heights, and she
West side:
FIRST DELrvERY.-Lsave Postonice at 500 A. n.
with proceeds Of night mails.
sEoosD DE~LTvERT.-Lsavs at 1880 A. n. with
proceeds Of all forenoon mails except 1920 A. II
Eastern Way.
THIRD DEIIvERY.-Leavo ct 500 P. \. with pro-
ceeds Of l0:2O A n. Eastern Way.
FOVBTH DELTVERY.-LesVe At $50 P. n. vtsh
proceeds Of 2:l6 P. n Eastern, 255 P. n. Toledo,
ana S;UO Z " PAHcErTEEs IN THE BUsI-
MESS TERRITORY.
FEST OoLLEOFIOR-Wid commence at 800 A.
for the $3.50 Eastern and $50 Atlantic and Great
Western
sEcoND-Wm m at 1000 A. N. far Drop
Letters.
THIRD-Oommenoes ct I:SO A. n. for l:5O p. N.
Pittsburg, 2,46 P n. Columbus, 2:45 P. 4. Toledo,
and S:25 P. n. Eastern Way.
EOURrH-COmmsnces at 200 P. n. for $50 P. n.
Eastern and 4:3O P n. Sandusky.
tI-FTH-Oommenoes at 400 ,. n for Drop Letters.
sIxTH-Oommences At 500 P. n. for 500 P. n.
Eastern, 10 90 P. n. Western. and 1000 p. n. Gin
oinnsti; $50 A. N. next morniDg) MshOning; 500
A. n next morning) Pittsburgh s:O5 A. N. next
morning) Cinnati and $40 A. n. next morning)
Toledo.
COLLECTION IN n -FOUR DELIVERY
TERRITORY
VIII commence At s:OOA. n, 1850 A. n, 800 P
\. and $50 P. n.
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NOTICE. 10 FRLTELERs.
EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY

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TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays exceptad-l
MORHIN9 EXPBEss, leaving Troy 1t 0;l6 a.
T.; from Albany at Hudson River Depot At os3O A.
h, arriving At New YORK ct $3.50 ?. n
AFTERNOON EXPRE9S, leaving Troy at SsOG
?. 4; from Albany st 8:10 = H. arriving a. New
YORK At : ?. H. connecting With express trains
tcr PhjisdeIpbin and Washington City.
Ths Cincinnati Express from Buffalo eonnsetn
With the $50 at Albany for H0E York b. TIA Hsr-
lam Road.
Tor the better accommodation Of the yubHo' ar
uuRsmenis bare ben made 70 run the trains q
she HUDSON RVsI Railroad %. and thoss Of ths n.
II. and Harlan Rtilroad %. 81 different hours fFsm
AIbaaJ and Troy
~ TIE HARLEM BoAD.
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.aEsr this road direct 20 New York b the OSSsa
b 3. Co, aud al connecting lines North "a RfIft
Tickets Of the Hudson RiyeE kaflroad %. 80
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n New York without change Of che
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