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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-03

BUSINESS CHANGE.-Mr. J. S. Arm
strong, for long time leading dealer in
the Millinery and Fancy Dry Goods
trade in this place, has retired from the
business. Two-thirds of the stock has
been sold to Misses G. WYATT and E.
j. ROGERS, the remaining third being
retained by Mrs. Armstrong. The new
firm name is Mrs. s. A. armstrong 6 Co.
They will start IN a few days for New
York to lay in their Spring Stock, and
will be prepared to serve their custom
ers with the promptness, reasonable
charges, and superiority of goods and
workmanship, which have heretofore
characterized the old establishment A
continuance of the public patronage is
respectfully solicited.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-03
NATURE's SECRETS APPLIED
CURE NATURES DEFECTS

UURE NAIURE'S DEFECIS.
TIE NATURAL MEANS by which the Animal Chemistry
Of the system produces Color ia the Hair has been
discovered in
CRISTADoRos HAIR DYE,
1t counterseits the richest blacks and browns pro
dueing instantaneous and enduring change from any
obnoxious color, without staining the skin or impair.
ing the vitality of single lbre.
Cristadoro's Hair Preservative,
valuable adjunct 20 the Dye, in dressing and pro-
noting the growth and perfect health Of the hair
of ITSELF when used alonea safeguard that protects
the hbres decay under all circumstances and
der all elimes, Manufactured by J. CHRIsTADORO,
No Astor House, New York. Sold by all Druggists,
Applied by all Hair Dressors Feb 10-1m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-03
HTill for Sale
Mulay Mill Saws.

YUST received another lot Of the above Saws Alse
81 lots OF Butting Drag Saws, for Saving Wood by
Horse Power.
Jan 10 c. c. CHAMBERIAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-03

TEIHE best in the market tor saie manufacturers
i prices, among which The Champion Machine
Reaper and Mower the Quaker Machine Reaper and
Mower the Cayuga Chief Beaper and Mower the Hub
bard Reaper and Mower, and the New York Chief
Reaper Mower Call and look at sample machines
at my new Agricultural WarerOom.
Delaware, April 1, '6A c. C. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-03
MARRIED: :
D Z z d

On the 23d uIt., by Rev. P. P. Kennedy, Mr.
OSBORN and Miss SUSAN VINCENT
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-03

"Bro1cn's BrOnchi0Z Troches"-We would
call the special attention of clergymen and
teachers to "Brown's Bronchial 1'rocbes. =
1t is well known to our readers that we do not
admit medicines to our columns. We adver-
tise these Trocbes, because after trial Of
them, we are satisfied that they are the best
thing of the kind extant.- Chicago School
Journal.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-03
Traps, Wraps.

q . DOZEN Mink and Musk Rat Traps just received
90 ard for sale at tie upper Hardware Store, by
Dec. 4 1868. c. C. CHAMBERLAIN,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-03

b9 SPECIAL NOTICE. =Da
TO THE READERS THE
Gazette, DeZaaeare, Ohio:
The undersigned would respectfully ask attention to
the preparations known
HUHHEWELL'S UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
The Great Remedy all THROAT LUNG CoMPLAISTE
HUENEWELLS T0LU AN0DYNE.
perfect relief for NEURALGIA all NERVOUS CON-
PLANTS, and Loss OF SLEEP.
HUNHEWELL'S ECLECTIC PILLS.
Declared to be the perfect Cathartic and Family
Pill; seldom requiring than One for Dose act
without Gripping, and that should be known to ev-
cry family.
These preparations will be noticed each month, and
originating from most potent questions in Medicine
oyed for ten years unbounded reputation readers
invited to accept such notices index of char
acter and give me their confidence to test them.
JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, PROPRIETOR,
Practical Chemist, Boston, Mass.
RS- For sale by Dealers in every City and Town.
81 Dealers with good business references supplied
commission.
STARR & BRO, Delaware O.,
J. W. FOOTE, Berkshire, O.,
SURE, ECKSTEIN & CO., Cincinnati, Wholesale
and Retail Agents. jan 20-s1m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-03

If you want complete sett of Crockery,
go to j. S. Cox's Croekery Store, Delaware,
Ohio.
You can get the best Coal Oil at J. s.
Cox's Crockery Store.
The place to get Looking Glasses is at
j. S. Cox's Crockery Store.
If you want Table or Pocket Cutlery, go
to j. S. Cox's Crockery Store Delaware, o.
If you want one Tea-Cup or Saucer, go to
j. s. Cox's Crockery Store, Delaware, o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-03
Closing Out.

PHHE UNDERSIGNED is closing his entire stock Of
4 Groceries, Wooden ware, Willow. ware, G,ass ware
and Crockery-wRre.
Country Merchants will do well call before buying
elsewhere, a he must sell between this and Aptil.
One door north OF J. HyRtts Store.
Feb, "a, '65--lm. J. COOP.
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q. s. Z-aO LOAN.

By authority Of the Secretary OF the Treasury the
undersigned has assumed the General Subscription
Agency for the sale OF United states Treasury Notes.
bearing seven and threetenths per interest per
arnnr, L-nnr-n ar thn
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1865-03-03
School Examiner's Notice.

TTEREAFTER, and until further notice, the
ri School Examiners of Delaware county VII meet
81 TEBiPLAR HAIL, in the town OF Delaware. on the
FIRST and THIRD Saturdays March, April, May June,
September, October, November and December; and IN
the THIRD Saturdays in February and August tNalni-
nations will commence at 10 O'Clock Cnndidntes
MUST present satisfactory testimonials OF good moral
character. law requires, n condition u erdiA
ia1Eiol that each male applicant certificate shall
paw to the Board Examiners fee of so cents. and
each female applicant fee OF 80 cents.
April s. '64s-tf H ii. CARPER, CtcrK.
IF ven want a handsome SILVER TEA SET, CASTOR
i CAKE CARD BASKET. or any other article IN thl
Inc cgll At No. 3 WILLIAMS BLOCK.
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SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

1hese 'otes are issued under date OF August l5ih,
1861, and are payable three from that time u
currency, or are convertible at the option Of inc
holder INTO
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-14
3eai estate agtueies.

EOR SALE.-KINSAAN STREET
G A niea twO-Btory Cottage House with every
conVenlenoe, and throeo acres oflAnd.
ERIH sT.-GOOd, new HOHse, ROOMS, and lot
UHiTERsTTY HE1GHrs-GOod Houss and lot.
VACANT LoF-On OOurfIsld ct. $500.
BRIDGE 6T.-Good House, 8rooms, and lot; 5000.
VAOAHT L0F-12lx3O2 n on soOVill avenue.
ST. OLAIR sT.-Eear Wilson sv.; ! 70 Is acres.
EAST OLEVELAED-Good Hou1e, rooms, and
rsArly an &C Of land. $500.
PROSPECT sT.-East Of Erie, two story brick
House, with marble mAntles, slate roof, &o.-
Lot Ssx140. Beoantly occupied by Gov. .Brough.
EU0LID eT.-Good two STORY brick Blouse, mArbls
nAntlss, hot and cold water, bath room, &c.
ERIK sT.-Eear Euelid, tWO-BtorJ frame HOUSE,
and lot SSx& q. 5000. )
sOoVILL AvEHUH-Brick House, two Gtorisa
and lot t0xIoe a. 5000.
LAKE sT.-NIee tve-StOry cottage HOuse and lOi
60xoo O. $500. s.sz.z-
GARDEH sT.-Eear Hudson, ons-And-a-half stoEy
House, and lot 6lxS2. sS25o
CEDAR sT.-rWo-H0ry frame House and Lot ss1
COLUMBUS sF.-TGistIs House for sale on long
COLUMBUS sT.-GAOd frame Houss, IA rooms
good barn and 6uits.
TRAOY BT.=HouBs and Lot. 5000.
TRACY sT.-H0aSS Snd Lot. $500. @
FARM AND OUT PRoPEBTY.
I82 Is2 Acres in BSokport; S65 per acre, Il down
90 Acres in 1ndspsNdeDoe, house. barn and ohOiO'
Os AsrSs in Parma. On State ROsd, miles frOz
city brick hounas ten rooms, two barns, oorI
house. &o. e46OR
oRIeF NILL-P0raanent Watsr.poWeF, house AMI
bssns sors1 q land, fruit, 90. S25O0. g
JOHN q. JENNINGS,
Real AIats snd Insurance Agent,
deRT AtWater BuiidipR.
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PRESENTS.


0hFiGtmaI and Kew Years at Union Hall.
Those who want Presents should give US Q call.
We have Clothing for rich, and Clothing for poor
All should come 70 rs and Bargains secure;
We have Olsthing for Boys and ClothiAg for Men
Many more styles than IN uoW try to pen;
OoatS, OVerooats, Pants, Jackets and Vests,
All our own make and surely the best.
We have scarh and Scarf Pins, Neck Ties anC
OraVatS,
Shirts, Gloves and Collars, suspsndsrs and RAts,
Half Hose snd HGndksrehiefI, Wrappers and Draw
en, .....
Made out Of Silk, Wool, Msrino or Gauze;
And many more things that are usefnl and nice,
Which for these times we'll sell at very low prics
Aud then for the ladies' God bless the dear creatures
And grant that no BorroW msy ere mar their fea-
tursa;
As present for them which win give them most
pleasure,
And Be- in Oae6 household blessing and treasure,
u sEWIHQ MACHINE one Of sIHGER'S, you
know,
L ahead Of all other Machines made TO to sew.
Il IL simple, it iS hAndsome, and easy to run
Anc By far the best Sewing Maehins uuder the sun.
1nen All who want Presents 70 UNION HALL his,
Well We know, that when there you'n not fail 70
For The gtS that ars valued and prisOd most Of all
Are those that are purchased ct our famed UNION
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SpefII 8rtIfes,
BFLIls sPTOTFIO PTIdlWARI

HILLS SFEOtklO 1IIdS-WAG'
NAETED N ALL oAsEsy-oas b rSlisl
NsRsr 40 . euFsl % rot EauSsstsl An Ipold
in astEOnl 10 change Of dist rsguiTSd Do nos lA
0at astsotionl Upward q 800 oura the past mouth
...1a-s nf than VarT ngVcEa can1l. OgeE one hun.
6FSd phyIicians have usod thsm "a thelr prao-
eisa ard gpesk veil Of shsir elcaaE, and approve
ual harmless On tao lIltan. h7ndrsdl Of oarttl,
So ean b shown. Balin Specific Pills are q,
original and oniy genuine Specific PnI. They ars
ndaptsd f0r male and iemals, oldor yoUng, ans
- only eeliable remedy for e1sceing psrlGe
Hat end gpesdy ouro IN al oasss q DPeEmstorrhea-
e Fminal WoakneH, with I'll rs trains q OEill,
e1ck - Urethrhl and VaEsnal Di1chargo1, dlgst,
sss ssy ySs g 41So'1e1 .9s Is,SI1s9 1o ID y.
potsney, Weakness or loU Of Power, HsrFous De-
bfty, a., -, sl Of which aFiGe principally fro
serasl Ex51ssss o. SELF Abu1ss or boDe oonstltu.
f7onhs 1eEangomeut, and inoapacitateI the g1lsr1E
fFom felGlling she duties Of married nfs. IN Ell
nsEual di1aassg, ds GonorrkaA Giost and etFoturas
Denlaiting Pkyuician for the treatment Of Seminal
! Urinary boxuA, and HerVou1 Digsasss, Whe Eli
lslas 1lss % ell, shs 1oll0Eiag EaluahlS WoEk, d
IN FfS1ISsa izouskuD.--Dr. Bsli'u FrsatISs On
81 Ahu1s, Premature Decay, Impotence and LoG
HiEhtly EnisIiouI, Genital Debility, 30, ~,
namrhlet Of ef psEea, containing important %.
Slosi the aAioted, and which ahould b Rad ~
s q ~ tae sos % = SS 80 St21O1. - lSnSi,
. ~ poI'aEs. iulyn:Rsnox.tEikWI
MRoREANF 10 LADIRS-DI. HAr-
tay1 Female Pills nave never yet hilsd il remog-
M dl9cllties nri1tng from obstruction, oF stop.
pags q naslr8 or in restoring the IyEten 70 per.
ct hsalth Wha1 1dHsrilg from Spinal AnscticnG,s
lfelapg1ss utegi, The Whites, or other WeAknesl
tsDeGlns Organs. me Pills ers perfsctly hsrm
1@ O &c oonsttuti0n, and nay b taken by the
nogt dsiicate female without causing distreas-ths
DEus tine thsy est Ike z oherm By strengthening,
a1vieoraeinE and rsstoring the system % . health
eoedition, and b. bringing on the montely period
VIII regularly, no matter ron what causaa chs
oh1,rlotion nay sriBs. Thsy should, however, HOF
D taksE dufiag tks aFSt thros months Sf pFegnan.
- tholgh Efsat eng other stma - miscarriage
EellG - the Fosnit
= Eanh hoE eo1tninE 90 pills. Prfoa %.
d. HAlunE' fAzAEIsl on Diseases Of Females,
HEsozA1oy, HlEoaEriAgs BaFFcnnssI stsriIity, H.
nToaction, and Abasss Of Nature, and omphstioal.
81 the Ladiss Privats Medical Adviser panphlst /
q g pagaE, ssnt fss TO any Addrsal- 6iz osah ~.
QltFsd - pay postage.
1hs PlI1 and book VII Be ssnt b. nal Whsl d. /
1lIo1, 5soursly ssaled, End prepaid, By
9.BRTAE, H. D., General Agolk,
No. 76 Cedar IT., New Y0rks
Sold b. al the principal DruggiFs-
G.Fs 0LARKs Druggist. Agsnt ioE OlsEoland.
tulIa1:RS:m.W.EkWV
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LEADER.


~ Fssn the Indspsndsnt.l -
"a zisauFr Eaus DeOlt Efl geo
n J0ER e.-WHTTTIHRs
On Esariug De selz, riss yar o. oou.isOn,l A.ssE
GsSaf AbOlishing siegsrg in de UHi'd SatS.
f.sll Ttis dopeI ffcS-1
ciang Of bell and roar Of gun
Send the tidingI up and doWh. r
HeE the belffies rock and real,
How the eat gIn', peal on peal
Eling the joy frp9 town to toTnl
Every stroke ex1lting talla
OF the burial-hour Of crime.
Loud snd leng, that al may hear,
Rlng for every Iistsniyg ear
Of Eternity and Ttmsl 1G
Let us kneel!
Gods own Vsioe il In that psal,
And this spot is holy ground.
Lord forgive u.s. What are We,
That car eyss this glory see,
That eur ears have heard the Boundl
For the Lord
On the WhirI wind IL abroadt
In the earthquake he has spoken:
Be has Smitten with HiI thunder
The Iron Wsll1 asunder,
And the gstss Of brass are brotSnt
Loud and long
LIN the old sxulting song,
eing with Miriam By The sea:
E- BE has cast themiFhty down.
HorSo and rider sink and droWng
Ashs has triuzpksd gloriouslyi
Did We dare
In our agoBy Of prayer
Ask for more than BE has donel
When was aver His right hand
Over any time or land
Stretched - now beneath the sun
How they pE'e, a1 .-s-..
Apsisnt myth, and song, and tale, 81.
n this wonder Of eur days,
When the cruel red OF var
BioHBons wbits With righteous law, 81.
And the wrath Of man u praiSsi
Biotted out
All within and ali about
Shall freShsr life begin;
Fresr breathe the universe
sit rolls It's heavy curse
en- the dad and buried Iini
Il d6nsi
In the eircuis Of the sHA
Shall the sound thereof 20 forth.
Il shall bid the sad rejoice,
It shall give the dumb voice,
It shall belt With jog the eArtki
Ring and swing,
Bells Of joy on mornings wing
Send the Eong Of praise Rbrs8d;
With sound OF broken chains
Tell the natiSn that He rsiEns,
Who alone il Lord and God
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New York 4 Harlem Railroad
NOFICE 10 FRAVELERs.
1.-TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY

HNWO EAthEoO- -InA4NO OA41A-
(Bundayu 6xcsptsd-) 80
M0RNTHG EXPzESs, isasing froy at otl6 A.
n: from Albaay at Hndson River Depot Is es8o A.
n. arriving ct New York ct $50 ?. \.
iFTFRHOOH Express, leaving Troy 81 SEQ
?. a.; from Albany st 8sl0 ?. n, arriving e hea
YeEk & 0=9O ?. H. oonneeting win express krAin1
for Ph5Iaaslphla and Warrington City.
Ths CiDoinnat Express fron Buffalo eonneets
With Ehss:so at Albany for New York by ths HAr'
lam Road. -
For ne betsae accommodation Of TIE Pd5ioB Ar.
sangsnsnis haEs sssn made 70 r1n the srelnl g
- Hudson River Railrosd Co. and those of ne =.
= sDd Harlem RAIlroad %. st different hours non
A 'baay and Troy. CO.
n THE HARLEM B0AD.
.Vsnesrz Win be FicketSd and Baggt9o eneoksd
- ~ e road direct to New York ey the Central
90. and Ali oonnsot1ng lines North ind West
T4.LoSs - ois the HGdson River RailroAd Ce. and Of
,hia - iii b. recetVsd By either roAh; And bagr
80 $500 by Sithsr COMPANY vi b eatTarsd
n GsW Iotk H1taou SD,i a IN 1FiE r-p,t.
Nov. Cd, 1884 =; a C1.f ~ ~-Vs'
FoRp q. GRnnE, Advertising Agent.
Abb KSIcKEHBocKIR, Agent, Albany. nosEAS
q
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@E6irxI.

BThs eombnaton Of Ingredients In these Pila q the
fa1rit of lon nd eItensiS practical They are
Eild in their ,Serntion snd cannot do harm 70 the
I doca.S; certain in correcting all Irregularities
y i1ful MonStruati lna, removing all obstructionE
Vhethar frou cold or other SiBe headn9s pain Ia
ehe Bde palptatio1 Of the hsArt WhItei al neryous
hmbl &C., dis urbed SLEEP, which atiss from intsr-
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nr. Gheeaeman,s PiIIa


REa tha commenceme q OF new II the Treatment
e irregularities and obgtructions which have cou-
Grnsd 20 mans 70 . premature grave. No female cao
e1oT good health unless she s regular, and VIII never
nn obItructon takes pla the Sc. eTa heslth begins
% decline. These Pilh form the nlegt prfp f-tion
aTar put forward With IEMEpIATH snd PEEsIgfKNF
nuCuEll. LOHiT BE DECEIVED. Take this adVer-
G1omens to your DruEgiEt, and tel hi4 that you
want the B EST and MOST RELIABLE MEDICINE
II THE WORLD. which g comprised IN these Pills.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
hage been 3 EtandaId remedy FOR thirty years,
~ Gro the most edectuai one ever known Tor AL
onpiaints peculiar to Females. To all classes they
arS lnVniusb5, inincing with certainty, psr0dissl
roTuin<itY. They are known to thousands Who have
Hiod them st q nsrent perOd1, throughout the co1n
III having the sanction Of some Of the most eminent
ElkfEeisnG IL Anerica,
Expllesf directions, stating when they should EoR
~ Hred, with each box. Prioe ONE DoELA1 per box,
@ beEas for e5, eontaiui1 G 90 70 90.
FHlg ss1s b. mail. promptly, sfcure from obeeFHa-
nioa. b. run ting 20 the ProprietorI. SOLD By
DaUGGLb16 GENEkALL1-
800 - HUTOHIEGS 3 HILLYER, Propim,
- 81 Cedar street, New York.
BENTON DUEH AN 1i6 aud lis Superior street,
clsFslapd, Ohio, Wholesale Agents.
49, - n 4 neTn
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JEFF. DAVIS SPEECH AT THE
GREAT WAR MEETING In
RICHMOND.

The Richmond Dispatch, of the 7th, thus
reports Davis speech at the war meeting
in Richmond.
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steam to and from the Old County.
THE NKLT-KNOWN- -.

VI NoAA-n1AN " ~ deIa In
i favorite Olyds-b1ilt iron stssu-
en- Of the ANOhOB LINE II Steam
shipS, "HIBERHLl,n nCALEDo- e---8
BIZ, - RTTAHLA,' ''and d'.UHITED q. EDKTNGD0H, J
are intended 70 SAL fortnightly 20 and from New
Ysrk, oaTying passengers 70 and from LfSgYsOL,
Giasgou, BelfaS, Dsblin, Rats10rd, oorE, Li19fok,
Galp1Y or LoadoadNTp. These vessels were baIlt
specially for the Atlantic trsds, are divided into
water and air-tight compartments.
RATES or PASSAGE.
From HoE York TO any Of the shove Places
Cabins SI2O and 500; stserAge IS psyGbls IN
American cuFroneys r---.sa.a
To New York nom any Of the above plAoSs:-
Cabins S85 and $50; stssrags SIS, payable in gold
OF equiValsnt in American currency
Those who Wilh % send for their friends can bay
tIcksts Is thee rates from the Agents. -
HRAEQA MACDONALD 0o.,
Iaao:iss 81 sBeEliRg arosa, H,T
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- Dr. r. GO0DALE'S
E ieAIARRH GAHRRRH4
AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is 5
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

H penetrates the seeret ambush OF
this terrible dl ease and sxterninatss f. root and
branch, forever.
1t removes all the Wretehed symp.
toms Of this loAthsaome mAlady, and ATsTts con
sumption. -.. .....t-
1t cleans the head, deOdOriseg the
breath, and affords the most grateful relief.
II a1leviates more agony and silent
hunsfing than tongue can tell. t...-
1t Is nOted for euring the most hope.
lees cases that every known means failed in.
It cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca.
tarIh, OF the most Obstinate and violent types.
No form OF Catarrh or noises in the
cad can resist its penetrating power. %.
DR.. GOOdaIe's Catarrh Remedy fs q
harmless liquid, IN hailed from the palm OF the hand
DR.. B. GO0daIe is known thrOushOus
tho country, as the author OF the only rue Thoo-
~ Of CRtaIrh ever pub ishsdf Where ita OriRin-
What Its BsTsgeS-Mods Of Trestment-and Rapid
oure in all its forms. .'3sy-1 y :. I
DR.. GOOdale's Pamphlet on Cafarrh
should be read by every 1t can be obtained at
our nearest Agency, or BY sending postage stamp
20 cur ONCE. E--ss- L.. s4aeI
Price 81 90. Send stamp for pan phlst.
NORTON co., Sole Ag'ts, rs Bleeker st., n. z.
sold BY 9. w. CLARK. Cleveland - fsbsRs
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UUUUEUIIUUIi
BheIbY-SandulkY, MAlsield 4 Newark Rallroad, -
MAnshsld, Mt. Vernon. Newark, Eanssvnla,
%.
OrsStIins-PIttsburEh, Fort Wayne 3 Ohicago RaIl.
road, lcfeEt, Dppor bAnduaky, Qalphoa, Lima,
Fort HaTne, LAports ChieAgo, &o., West n1d
East for Manafeld, Wooster, haasilion, -.
Grson and BelleiontAne RAilroGd Line, Tor MAriol,
BellelontAine. Sidney, Union. Muncie Indiana
GouisTils, Cairo St. Louis, "a.
DeleWArs-With Springfield Branch for Bpring1eld.
OoiunbuB-Llttls Miami 3 Columbus, and XeolA
Railroad, for XeniA, Dayton, indianapolis,
Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, LOValAnd, and
OincinnAtL and with the Ohio and MisEi5IipFk
Railroad & Cincinnati for Louisville, EvanE-
villa, Cairo, 9t. Louis. and An points On ths
= Ohio RiVar.
Colanbus-Oontral Ohio RAIlroad for Newark, zAlsss
Vills, Wheeling, ko.; Columbus, RiQuA . ms
diana Railroad Tor PiquA, UrbAnA, 10.
U-For EckstB % all points and information alDl5
At tbs Passenger Station, and st Union Tekss O1c8
lfJ Guperior gtreet. =. 8. FLINT,
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long HAIR, Qbroaght By the Progriseor Ho1
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Ladies' Front Pieces and Aal1'WlgIS
InsFEy EtYlss With ~ tnprpEsnsn1.
sKTs OF oURLIs, nAds fun ErSnsh hatufAA
carried Hair tgnArnntsad-l
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WATERRALLS, &s-,
EI.ds bV The advertiser, sqaal 70 tho1a lnPoEsoo.
I.0dieS Bralds made into any Kind Of Hsae-DFesl
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NLEYELAND AND 1OLED0 4 E

Is64-s. WHTEB ARRAEGEHEa1. lOs4-s
On and Afzr Monday, Oct. Tlst, lsss, PasssngsE
Trains WIN leave OloTsla1d - touoW8 (sunday1 sx-
40 :isI'M.-5HIeAGO ExPREss.-s.ops ct Bsrsa.
erafton, Obsrlin, WAk0man, HorWAIk, Monroe
Vile, BeBsFue, Clyde, Fremont and minors
and arrives at Toledo at u :l5 p. ~, OhicaSo at
II.S0P r. and Detroit 30 ?. y.
4sSOP M.-WESTERH MAIL.-Stops Is all Stations
on Southern Division. and arrives e Iolsqo e
7s5P.H.; Chicago at :46 A. 4. and Detroit -
t.n8P. H-HORFHHBH MAIb-Stop8 at Al -
tioas on Northern DtTiEion, and arrives at sAns
duEZy ct 7:l0 2, Ne
I0fa p H-HIGHT EXPRH56.-StoR1 At 9rAfton
HorwAIk uonrosYtIle, Clyde and lrsmont, ana
arrives As Toledo At ;35 A. H.i OnioAGo % In
P.N. and Detroit At 500 A. =.
COHHEOTIOHB.
Connections are made ct 1onroeFllle win ne $40
duH[y Msnsield Newark B. B. At Olyds With n
6andusky Dayton B Cincinnati b &; At Erenon1
With the framoat Indiana b Be- and at Iolsde
VIII re Miohigan Southern q Northern Indiana G9d
Toisdo a Wabash Railroads for Chicago, DoTotf
JackDon, ToIt WAYNE, IogAngpork LAfAyetees Oaifel
Alton ST. Louis, and Al Bointl West, horthEelt A0A
Southwest. = - - A..
West at asl9 A. n, 3sb6 ?. 4, and $50 2 n, ~
RanduahT nf g.lb A 4. j. D BUCKLE 1uGSs
Olawa1nnd. Oct. H. l8A-
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ISAAC 4. IsLAUR UNION AALL
sos Agent for the sale Of slngsrS OslsbrAted Sew.
Ing Machines, storT's AutomAtoE PrssmAa,
and strong'E Patent Army Bsd.frunk,
Corner Superior and UniOa-stS;
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