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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

AccDEsr OS TIE "RAXsuoEy. We learn
thar the passenger train on the 'Ramshorn'
run over yoke Of oxen on Wednesday last,
Just This side Of Bath Station so severely
inj1ring them as 20 necessitote killing them.
No damage was done 70 the train, "a far as
We learned
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

BUSINESS N LANSING. Business in our
city IS rapidly on the increase. On sat
urday last the town was crowded with
teams AMI our stores We're thronged with
customers. When the railroad 10 Jackson
shaA oe completed, giving US the advan-
'@se OIL cheaper rates Of freight for grain.
ana The opening OF a market southwark
We see no reason why Lansing shall not
rival Jackson 10 grain buying, aud in every
o'ner business point Of view. We are sur
rounded by Ear the best farming country
NN|tt.AtA
when developed and improved
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

some PorAr0Es.-Mr William Thompson
ri Bath. Clinton County has brought 70
our Office some potatoes OF The German
Flat variety. one Of which weighed three
hounds: also two Of the Peach Blow varie-
r.. weighing one and a half pounds each.
We think these fine specimens, and hard o.
bear
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18
IE STATE REPUBLICAN.
Local Items.
Wednesday Morning, Oct. Is, 1865.
Notice TO Subscribers

ares winch or suoscr1ers Will aal attached 70 their
r.-oes on their papers indicate the SrNHEE ~ the
rtr.- @ which th.ir slhscr ption is paid. BY tce
& n..tBsr'' IS meant the " WHOLE NUNB-R," which
rnsv Pc 0lnl n ths heading o. tbs paper, which b.
rbtar. weekly. benc iacrelsei one each week ATTY
ave arn1ers constituting a year. BY referring 90
ais nun Der n the heading o. the paper AM con- par
f,r it with the number attached % the name or 81
rssf1- 0l tla paper 1gr subscribers eau readily see
how thcir 4 counts silrc o. our books.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

TExPERANcE LECTURE. Rev. DR.. JOceiyn,
OF Albion, VIII deliver q lecture on Temper
ance. no the Central ". T. Church, IN this
city, on Saturday evening, the 2lsL inst, ~
7o'cIock. TIE public are invited % attend.
Lecture free.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

Card ". Bagley, Esq, has placed
on our table some grapes, Of the
Clinton and Op1rto varieties, which arc
very fine, and for which he Will please &C
cept cur thanks.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

NoucE.-The Rev. Dr. Jocelyn will preach
3. the Central ". L. Church, in this city, on
Sunday next, the 22d inst, morning and
evening. at the usual hours.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

l.. > 3 5 7s9
s-''-.-.---S ? 10 10 2 I Q IS
----.-'.- a 10 s s. ST. c
49, - !. J. Holmes, q Clpital Base Ball Club.
c. -,As.-tor Lansing Cub, E Price; Sheridan
''''' y R Van vransin.
--e Detroit Club has played two games
- became the pOssessor of the cham
- -" cup oil the State: one with the Salem
49, anu one with the Anchora Club. OF
- ~-,'an' In both OF which games the Detroit
- 1as oeen successful, thus still retain
'ne championship Of the State in this
'-'0fi1e and popular gamo.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18
NOTICES.
A GOOD ENGINE FOR SALE.-The
y -at1Esi -n-- las f5r sale
rs Horse Power Engine,

y
y -atlEsi -n-- las f1r sale
i Horse Power Engine,
Which ae W. s--- cheap Tor cash L Is IL perfect
-----ls 9r-ar. JOHN Il. hEI.l..
Lansing oci IS
7 = ANNUAL TAX FOR IS65.-Otice
I o. Internal Rrvencs o. the Jnirsi states Tair-
ii---ic. o. Al-liE1n, Aars-a--. oct eia lso5.-Tbs
l-ai s- 60 ne Dut--s ana Taxes io- SIS. hay
nE 1e- rs ,r.e tlis Once bv the Assessor OF s4.
District notice hereby gwen la 81. In-1ne D.
tias Az taxes a. Lcx due aed payable and tat 4
tpu-s toc-0r AL attend 20 receive the sane from
tle - day cf Jetlb r. ls65. Until tie 4th cav %
N9Fciaha- LeAt ensuing. 40 each o. tie follow Q !.
p-ac q, SAID Collection district. VIZ
INGHAM COUNTY
tile s.- s-1 district composed O., IL uot.a Ia.
o. Iasl-l- l-atg D.. LES second "a ilLa Bank IL tie
CITY % Ll-stg 20 -sf SCI 3 . pity Cole t7-
5o- t-- - sl- s-rl-. imposed O. i-e south "a E.
W -1--am -o-1ty, a. te C1-s o. re De- -tT, tie
.llsa . No., IL Z li---rEs p, D pafy Collector.
SAMUEL s LACY .-1 tcr
o41E- .--- lo.---f-l- Iis-r.-t e M.ci gar
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

WARREN PAIE>T soar such Is the
title or name Of an article uov ON cxhi5i-
bition at the grocery store Of Theodore
Hunter, by Messrs Warren s. Miller. aud
which our readers viii find advertised ia
our columns 20 day, and The night % man
ufacture and use which i'm families AMI oth-
er places is being Offered for sale 50 per-
son is asked to buy right until some OF
the soap shall have been procured. free Of
charge, and thoroughly tested The rights
are sold cheap, the saving OF an ordinary
family in the use Of this chcmica. p.eplra-
ton over the article NOW used being SUN
Gent in six months TO secure It's use "a lie
time, say nothing Of is advantages. winch
they are invited 20 test before purchasing.
If the article is what il Is CLAIMED 90 bc, no
family should be without it, and we COM
mend L TO the attention OF our lady readers,
for If washing can be made easy il is
q very desirable thing. We have tried
some Of the preparation I'm our office i0 re-
mOveing ink from the face Of type, and
from composition rollers, and find that IL
works very well indeed, hence this part OF
the recommendation would seem 10 hold
good. Go and see the article. ladies, anu
try It for yourselves. Township. County
or State rights are offered Tor sale on adj
VantageOus terms.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

(NFN CLERKS OFFICE. LAxs1NG. Oct.
Y 3D. lsOi -stats o. Michigan, Cly O.. I-irs ~ -.
IL b. So rno-r- A. y. HTs. D I. Csc A N.ch-,sJ
4.trf 1. Ten tv->-J B le-EFcS. 2 E.i3tt.G EG5tt
- 1-s-vc La1slr-. and Al others Interested in
--e i'N~ilr iescr oc property ia the CITY o. Ian
sing W. los and 5. biocS s lots l. p S.4-S
p TO- block S. Its T. &C. L. /. Is l. - anl =
nl1-S-- lots =. slt To- bi1cS g. lots & 5 AM
'-ocS i o-s IL a-t a.. b' * q. los I. . 5
10 n. IS 20. % 81. - and % block s. lois AID Is
block 49, lols o ard 3. h'.cS 10 lots zni b. *
II %, Block 5, lot IS. block4 iot 4 block s. lot
G h.ocS lQ-
fol are her By notified that ASSIGNMENTS a-c about
- D. made upon you - defray the expense Il
-i-zns a ditch thrl1gh or near your premises
llAi as ssn-c- rolls have ben made there
eT. "hcA are IN Gle in nv Office. where
roy WI rr1a-1 o7en for your inspect 2 until N1r-
gay the I'd day q October. 1s65. a. o'ol0cS ? "
'-'-A '.e common Council vii sii 70 hear appeals
-i'i- s..- assessment and you can appear aai slow
cause any ihcro D.. why slii assessment shall
not os made and collected according 70 law
oFo"- A. {. QQWLEs, csiy C7erS.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18


CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH CHAPEL.-ile
Congregational Church of this city have
commenced The erection OF a wooden bul-
ding, thirty by forty feet, which IS ID be used
by the society Is place OF worship until
they are able to build large and more
commOdi0us edilice. The buildings being
erected on lot 10, block l2S, being the lot
originally donated 10 The Congregational
Society by the state, AZ the time the city
was laid out and plated. The society OK
pect to have the building completed and
ready for occupancy in The course OF Al
couple OF months. We are pleased TO Wit
ness this evidence Of prosperity Oh The part
OF the young society ii being but eighteen
months since it was organized and IL hav-
Ing been part OF that period without pas
tor. Rev. c. c. Mcintyre, Of Connecticut,
has become the stated pastor OF Tue church
and under his minis'ration The society
seems destined to grow ami tlou ism, and
soon take is place among The leading
churches Of the city Until the completion OF
the building now being erected tue church
will hold regular service. each Sabbath. NJ
Capital Hall
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18
GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
1863 1863.
Great Gentrai I. :. Wall Route.

Il~ee ENpr. ss Trains Lex Windsor Opposite De-
-r'.D daily except S-r tlys. on arrival cf ~ c. D
ani ". S Railway trains a. follows,
Morning Exrress. (Gt S-st.-n time) 7SoAx
Day II A. Il.
Nlrh- - p u
The R.l.Vey rtrri0s leave " e ana N & n. Rail
rlV i.t ~ t,fn. rn connect 81 the above trains
Sufficient tills allowed for meals aboard the steam
ers
Trains connect closely AT Suspension Bridge with
Nev Yrs Central Railroad for Buffalo. Rochester.
syracuse. oy'e- shlrc Albany, New York. Boston
also. AZ r'rort. ~.th Grand Trunk Ra way al Ham
fon stA Is y-. Nlil steamers. and az Toronto with
American ltnc -n Ray1lM4l line u s, ,amors for
al ports CD lake ontario and River s. Lawrence.
superb new sleeping cars on AL Night Trains
American -rrency .lSca a. par for through fares
Sleeping car tersLs. al5 meals AZ R.freshment
Rooms
r. Sets anl sleeping ar be-tz secured 81 ID. Com
71ny oice- corner u Jc1rs avenue ali Griswo.d
street. Detroit. 81 ci.
/ CHARLES MCCABF Western Passenger Agent. De
T t-ot Mich glL.
THOMAS SWINTARD, General Mansgo-. JAMES
/ CHARLICN General Agent, Esmton c W
5+f- r WHIICQMB- Agent. Ians ne.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS The IN
y deTsiErei. C0mmissi ncr Tor the Tuscols and
Sa- nav By Sa-e R0al gives tee .hat De- VIII PRO
coed 20 10 The '-S r the construction ~ sal road
uelistn Iewis b. ne village r Vassl- Tasc Iacolr
y. no Friiay, The tenth (0thl day Of y vemberA p
ISIS ccn-nelcuE 10 Ten cock, a Contracts Vii
be .-t % st purchasers. bit contract VII. be q.
Tered for les Than half ME, rhe road 10 be cit
and Cleared four rQts VIDE. road bci @ b. twenty
-e-t vide and srl1hsl the entire width. titclss en-
Zach size n, road bed four .eei vide or sufficient 70
1lori drainage. s.l,es where necessary and side
Ira 10 carry II surface water Specifications for
construct % 90 road. bull lg - bridges e. more
fully gwen u The time OF letting together with other
req ls.t- ING rmlton- TIE above contracts v. be
TT in pursuance ~ act OF the legislature q the
STATE Of Michigan. approved Mach 10Th isf5 the
same being tcf isi. % th' session laws OF 1866.
li5ws HAMILTON uOBERT. Com missioner
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

IT Disease destroys life. and R0-
backs Bitter le.lsoy- diseases -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

z When Nature al her Tones com
pa d. .ha produced HobacIrs's Bittcrs Tor Nan
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

80 ltc stomach D. Tire source Of lie.
a1c Roback- Bltt.rs reno ate tlai .osrc.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

y Health gives JOS and pleas1re and
Aoh'eh' $ Hittcrs ~. les'ta -
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-10-18

LoSGYfAR. Post Master
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-13
Lot OF SCARED, Men.

A scene occurred at Fort Lafayette on
the day of the execution of Robert O. Ken
nedy, the particulars of which did not leak
out until yesterday. The gsllows wss er-
ected on Friday afternoon, in the centre of
the courtyard, and directly frentiDg the
quarters occupied by Col. Bakers bounty
] Jumpers and brokers, to the number OF 1913.
These latter were ignorant Of the exact use
TO whith the gallows was to be put, and it
! occurred TO some of the officials that fine
| opportunity was offered for practical joke.
The story goes that an order, purporting to
issue from the War Department, was taken
in to the Bumpers" on Friday afternoon,
and read aloud with great official pomp,
setting forth that the evils of bounty y-inmp-
/ ing was widespread, and that the most
vigorous measures were now TO be taken TO
suppress it; and further, that it had been
decided to select 20 names out of the num-
Der confined in Fort Lafayette, who should
be hung the following day as an example,
the names TO be decided upon by lot
There were very few of them who
closed their eyes on Friday night Some
were praying, some singing, and some
uttering mRledictions on Colonel Baker,
whom they regarded as the suthor of their
terrible misfortunes. The next morning
| they were huddled into the easements and
shut up close. A memorial was prepared
BY them and addressed to Colonel Baker,
commsndant Of the fort, protesting against
such summary action, and asking how
much time would be allowed those whom
the lot decided against. This precious
missive was intercepted, and an answer
prepared and returned, setting forth that
the Colonel had no discretion further tbaR
the power to name the culprits themselves,
which would be done at once, and the VIC
Tins hung in fifteen minutes thereafter
1t would be impossible to depict the hor-
ror that reigned in thersnks of the Jump
ers" from that moment until they were
marched out and drawn up in line at the
rear of the scsffold. The visitors st Fort
Lafayette, who witnessed the pale faces,
the red and swollen eyes, and the trem-
bling limbs of the dumping 193," as they
passed under guard that morning, and who
wondered st the curious exhibition, will
now understand the cause of the great con-
sternation. Il was only after the real VIC
tim had e1piated his crimes with his life,
and the Jumpers" we're ordered into their
quarters again, that they took a long breath
and felt easy. Some Of them relate that
every hour from o'clock Friday after
noon till II o'clock on Saturday seemed 3
wear, and that they would not suffer the
sgoniEing horrors of similar suspense for
thousand bountiss of 8 thousand dollars
each.--N 2. Herald.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-13
Free DeIIYerE OF Letters.

Parties wishing their mail matter delivered by
Carriers will lease leave orders TO that effect at
the Postmasters Room, with any Carrier, or by
letter through the Postofice, when they viii be de-
iivered, without 1trs cuRrge, with promptnsss
according to toe following Timetable Of Depart
ures Of carriers from the Office;
IN THE business TERRITORY.
Lying between the River and east side ontario st.
gneludi3g the Ox-BoE fats), the deliveries viii
FIRST DELIvERH.-Carriers viii leave Postofice
at 500 A. N. with proceeds Of all night mails.
SEC.ED DELIvKRY-Lesve Postofics az 1000 A.
N. wi h proceeds Of 7;S0 Eastern.
THIRD De IVERT-LeaVe ll:30 A. N. with pro-
eeeds Of $50 A. n. Western, 9:l5 A. 4. eandusky
Wsy, $50 A n Oino' n1at, s:25 A. n. Pittsburg,
and lO:1O A n. Eastern Way.
FOURTH DELIyEhT.-LeAvs at zoo P. n. for Drop
Letter Distribution.
F.rrH DELIvLRT-LeAve at 400 P. N. with pro-
syeds Of zl5 P n Eastern, 2:55 P. n. Western and
SIKH . ELrvERE.-LeaYe at 500 P. n. for Drop
Letter Distribution.
-FOUR DELIVERY TERRITORY,
Lying betv cen Ontario street and Wilson avenue,
Including soranton's Flats, the Heights, and the
West side:
FIRST DELIvERT.-LeaVs Postonice at 500 A. n.
with proceeds Of night mails.
SECOND DELIvERT.-LeaVs at 1880 A. n. with
Eastern Way.
THIRD DEiIVERY.-Leave at 500 P. n. with pro-
efds Of 1910 A N Eastern Way.
FOURTH DELiFERT Leave at 4s5U r. n with
p oceeds Of 2:I5 P. N Eastern, 2:55 P. n. Toledo,
and 800 P. N. Columbus.
COLLECTIONS OF LETTERS IN THE BUsI-
MESS TERRITORY.
FTssr CoLLEorION-Win commence at 500 A.
for the 800 Eastern and $50 Atlantic and Great
Western.
sEooND-Wm commence at 1000 A. n. fsr Drop
Letters.
THlRO-Commenees at II:sO A. N. for 1850 P. N.
Pitt burg, 2,45 NJ. Columbus, 2:45 P. n. Toledo,
and 3:25 P. N. Ehstern Way.
EoURrH-COmmences at 300 P. N. for $3.50 p N.
Eastern ard 4i3O P N. Sandusky.
FIFTH-Oomm noes St A. 0 P. N. for Drop Letters.
SI1TH-Oommencts at 500 n for 800 P. N.
Eastern, 10 OO P. N Western. and II 90 P n. Gin
cinnati; $50 A. N. next morning) Mahoning; 500
A. NJ. next N rning) Pittsburgh s:O6 A. N. (next
morning. Cinnau and $40 a. N. (next morning.
I oedo
COLLECTION IN THE -FOUR DELIVERY
. TERRITORY
VIII commence at s:OoA. NJ, 1890 A. NJ, 500 P.
n. and 4:3OP. N.
X, COWLES Pm,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-13
PHYsIOLOaIOAL VIEW

@3 A PHYSIOLOGICAL VIEW
OF MARRIAeE.-C. ntaining nearly 800 cages
Snd lS0 hne plates and epgrasings Of the anatomy
Of the Buman Organs in q state Of eslth and Dis
ease, with Treatise upon EEriy Errors, its de-
plorabls consequences upon the Bind and Body,
vi. the Author's plan Of tres tment-the only ra-
tiOBal and successful mode Of cure, As shown by
the rfpJrt 4 cases treated truthful adviser to
the married and thOss contemplating marriage,
gboentsrtein doubts Of their physical cond ticn.
Sent free OF postsge TO any sd5Fess receipt Of IS
cents in stamps postal currency, BY addressing
Dr.. La oR0lA, No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany,
NY.
The Author may he consulted upon any Of the
disc Hes upon VIII eh his book treats, either pertOn-
ally OF By nail, and medicines sent to any part Of
the world. mh14:2ls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-13
~PHILOsOPHY OF MARRIAGE.

Tne Proprietors Of the New York Museum OF Anbt-
ouy have determined, regardless Of expense, to Is
free flor the benont Of suffering humanity, and
suppression quaokery) four Of their most inter-
esting and instructive Lectures Marriage and its
disqualincHtioBs, Hervous and Phy sioal Debility,
Fremsture decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, Weak .
ness or Depression, ImpOtency, Lcss OF Energy and
Manly Power; Tho great Sosial xvii, and those
mhlaiies which result from youthful folies, ex-
cessss OF maturity, and Ignorance Of Physiol0gy
aad laws Of nature.
Of snlighteniDg and saving thousands, ond will be
forwarded ftes, on receipt of four clamps, by sd-
dressing SECRETARY, New York Museum Of Anat-
ony and Medicine, 6le Broadway, beW York.
febI6RS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-13
Dr. RR.G00DALE'S
CKTARRH
REM e DY
AND NODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFEOTION,

Il penetrates the secret ambush OF
this terrible di ease and exterminates it. root and
branch, forever.
It removes all the Wretehed syIsp-
toms Of this losthesome malady, and sverts con.
sumption.
IL cleans the head, deOdOrises the
breath, and affords the most grateful relief
1t Rileviates more aKOny and silent
suffering than tongue can tell.
IL Is noted for curing the most hone.
less cases, that every known means failed in.
It eures Hay, Rose and Periodic "a.
tarrh, OF the most obstinate and violent types
No form OF Catarrh or noises I'm the
cad can resist Its penetrating power.
DR.. GOOdale's Catarrh Remedy is n
harmless liquid, Inhaled from the palm OF the hand
DR.. y. GOOdaIe Is known throughout
the country, as the Author of the only True III co.
~ Of Oatarrh ever published. Where its ORIGIN
What It's BaVages-MOde Of fTreatment-and Rapid
Cure In all its FORMS
DR.. GOOdRle's Pamphlet on CafaFrb
should be read by every 1t can be obtained at
our nearest Agency, or by sending postage stamp
to our once.
Price 81 90. Send stamp for pan pbIst.
NORTON co., Sole Ag'ts, 70 Bleeker st., NY
sold BY @. W. CLARK, Cleveland. febs:Bs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-13

~ Mails win Be opened md Se.s1 Z. g. - 90
one hour aftoT arrival Of trains 'o.A
- An HAilI close one hour bsfors dspartur. a
trains.
ARRIVAL or NAILS AT DMPOTt
Eastern Through arTTVuS at TsSo A. n, ais P. n.
and 9.25 P. n.
Western Through arrives At $50 A. -, $40 P. n
do Way arrives 1t 256 P. d.
sanduaky Way arrives ct 9;l5 A. n
Cincinnati Through arrives At $50 A. NJ 500 ?. n
P,...i ~ 1sJ arrives 81 $50 :. y.
EbtspurSh Through azriVsl ct e.65 a. n.
May arrives ct 1910 P. n.
2 AAnening Way arrives at 10.a6 A. Ne
aseadVille arrives ct IO.25 A. n.
Medina Way arrives at 400 P. n.
NooSpoEt &e., arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and
NATrsnsVille arrives daily at lO.I5A. N.
Hast OieEeland and Euclid arrives dAilF : pAW
BoUB OF CLOSING THE MAIIS.
AAs[AGa IH9oueH lor Erie, Buffalo, Boston Hsv
York, Hartford, and Paineggine, Geneva Arhtal51
Ia snd OonnsARt, oloses At $50 4 n.
90: 14sT1aH THROUGH, for New York only, OIOsa ai
EAsTEE9 THlovs1, for Erss, BunAlo, AIbauy.
5osson, E5W York and Hartford, olosss At 500
4AsEHAH war, for all points between OsTslsnd
a1d Erie, closes ct 2:50 P. n.
@IsrsEH FHRoUsH, for Toledo, Detrslt, Chicago;
and Milvaukes closes at T:l0 A. n.
WEsfERH TH10uaH, for Toledo, Detroit Ohicaro.
DuDIQue, 81. Joseph and Cairo closes at 900 P. II
EsTERR WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes At 1:l5 P. n.
sANDUsKf WAY, for SanduBky and al Interms.
diste points, closes 1t $50 p NJ
O1EQIEEATI WAY, for all poin q between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes at Ts06 A. n.
OIEoIEEAEI THROUaH, for Columbus, Dayton,
neEArk and Cincinnati, closes ct T:O6 A. n.
ulNo6HAId THROUGH, for Columbus, OinoinnBd,
LouisyileY St. Louis, indianapolis EanesvIIls and
Wheetng, closes at 300 P. n.
PTTTsnUBeH THRoU9H, for PittIbuEgk and Wnlh.
lngson, CLOSES at 1880 P. NJ
PITLsHuEaH WAY, for AL points between UsVu-
and HellETtlle, and PitEburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
adsphiaI BaltimorS and Waahington, CLOSES at 100
An.
mAHoH1a WAY, for AL points between OlsysIans
Aad Youngstown, closes at 2;45 P. II.
mEADvILLE, closes at $50 A. n.
HNDIHA WAY, closes 1t T:S0 A. n.
koCzPoRTs 80, closes on Tuesdays, THURSDAYS
and Saturdays, Atl2M.
MAEssNsVTlIs, closes daily, IOS0A. n.
GAaf OLEvHhAHD and EBolid, closes daily, aA >
?. ID.
Mall ana Drop L'sttsra srs required bJ law 10 b
prepaid.
Ah City Oroularu ar. required 10 b. prepaid win
! tEo-osnt stamp.
ONCE open from 500 A. M. to 7.5O Pm. On
sunday from 800 to 1000 AN.
l. CoWLEs. P. n.
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DENTISTRY.
. EMOVED.
4. B. HALLIWELL. MD. dentist.

n ID NI4AAIHA " Isuh1 AIs Us3 U5II .
Has removed from the corner OF Ontario street ard
the Public Square TO his Block No. 50 MTOHI-
GAN sr., hrst door from Ontario St, north side
Or. n. returrs many thank for the great pat
r0uRge he has been favored with for the past twelve
yea-E, and Eill be pleased TO see his old and a.
many new Iat ons as may ple1se 10 call 1T his new
sstabIifhmsnt. - -
pSroh 27th, JseS. u s'rH5-A-Fa p mh8s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-13
Rsr MANHOOD AND THE VIGOR

RzF MANHOOD AND TIRE VlGOR
OF YOUTH REsTORED in four weeks, by DR..
RsoOrds ESSENCE OF LIFp DR. Rioord (of Pa
ris) has appointed A rent in New York for the
sale Of hts highly priced Essence OF Life. This
wonderful agent will restore hsnhood to tho mott
shattered constitutions In four weeks, and n used
according to printed instructions failure is mpos
Eible. success, in every case, iB certain.
Dr.. Rioord's Essence Of Life E sold in cases. With
full instructions for use, at IS, four quantities
IN one for 50, and viii be sent to any part careful
~ packed receipt Of remittance 70 his acsredit
ed agent. Circular sent fire on receipt Of iouI
Stamps PHILIP ROLAND,
i57 BTo0me street, oDe door west Of BroadWsy,
feblb:R3 New York,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-04-13

H~ OLD EYES MADE NEW
pamphlet directing how 70 speedily restore
light and give up speotscIeH without aid Of doctor
or medioene-sent BY mail free, on receipt Of ten
cents. Address z. B, F00TE, N. D.,
febl4 R3d&w 1i90 Broadway, Network. I I