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ARRIvAL OF MAILS AZ DEPOT
sAs&r9 LhEcgsh arrives Is T:so Z. n, Gl5 2. NJ,
and o:25 ?. NJ
Ns1tern Way arrives At Ic.R 4. n.
Eeetsrn Through ArTives al ESQ A. ~, $50 R.a
do Way arrives At s:55 P. n. l..rs.
ssndusSy Nay arrives at BIS A. 4.
Cincinnati Through arrives ~ $50 A. H., 800 ?. q,
do Way arrives at $50 r.. n. ..-
Pittsburgh Through srTiyA as o:55 4. y
Way strives s. 1910 P. d.
4ahnniEE HEy arrives ct lo.2S 4. n .a-.
aesdVtlle strives at i0:25 A. Il.
bsdina wy STRIVES Of 400F. II. -eIl-
kockPors, Boa arrives Tuesdays, ThaHdAys M
Saturdays &t IL Il.
EaEt Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily Bah.
HONE OF CLOSING TEE NAILS.
EAslSzs THs0usH foE Erie, Bahsio, Boston. HsW
York Hartford, and PAineTvilis, GSnsVA, Ahhtaba
T. and 1on1ssns, olosss ~ s:50 4. Il.
E4sTsEs TsAoUsHs for ESW York only, elosa 81
EZ5 ?. a. F.
EssrEEn TuzcUsu, fs Iris. BuE.Io. IAf6sny.
Boston, ESW FOrk and Hartford, elossa Il 800
Easzwx AaI, for an points bstvosa osvsl.us
ane p-zs at $50 p. d. - B. :
EEsrsSE EIRoUGE, co. Tolsdo, DISTRICT, OhioaRu;
and klwsukoe elosss ct 7:l0 A. n.
Wusa1nH THROUGH, Tor Toiodo, Detrois, OhioAROs
Buhs sus, St. Joseph and OAirs closes at 600 P. II.
FzsEHEE WAY, fer al points between Cleveland
and Eolsdo, closes At las P. II. vi - :.
SASDUsKf WAY, for sandnEky and al lntsrmS
dtSto points, oloses st $50 p. NJ. -tfnl
OrE1IaHAu WAY, for al points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes Rt E06 A. II,
CIsorHsAEi EHsoJSz, to- OoiunrbuA Dayton,
AeWErk and OEoinnzS, Gloss ~ 7;05 A. n. 90.
SIHdIsHATTI THRegsz, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, St. H5uts, Indianapolis, KAneIyiDs, and
Wheeling, nlosad 1t 9O0P. n. sa e
ETTEeEURea TgaoUeH, ior Pittsburgh ald VISA.
layton, closes az 1880 p. n. t
eTrEsEyAsH WAT, for ell points bstEesn iGsSa
land, WegsSDis, and PiitsJursh. Harrisburg, Phil
EssiphtEs EOlGinoro and Washington, oioass AZ 700
4. n. -5 a.H . ...-I or as
GAEcEEs WAY, 1Or all poilH bstWsSn CisVelAE8
and IoEngstOSa, cioseg et 1.B 2. n.
bEADVIJLE, CLOSES - 0:5G A. II. -arH--i
Sc6IsA HAz, eiozs3 ht 7:s0 A. =.
-o1EP1Er, &c, CLOSES On Tuesdays, ThansdnU
Gsd EssaTdsyz Hel IL =. fsS" e
RAaaaE5ymBz, closes daily, le;B0A.h 4.
EzST QLEgzL&HD and Euelid, Gloss dam, % ,
R.G. ihn. .1re D.
hAl snd Drop Lstts0 ara rsqSirsd - Law % b
prepaid. 70
an City oiruulArS are rSquirSdtO bsprs-paId wiz
. fWo-esnt ufe1p.
once opsn from 500 A. N. to ESQ p. N. On
Sunday from 300 70 1000 A. n.
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KQuR s
Baltimore and Washington.
EBoM FITTsBUBaH 10 XIV TORE.
UEH DAILY TRAIgs FEgH
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW Iuhaf
New York 3 Harlem RallE0afi
EnTIOE 10 TRAYELFRs.


TWO EXPRESS TRAIHS DAILY
Sunday oxcsptsdl
E0RETHG EXPBKSa lsATing Troy at 9;E5 A.
4. from Albany At Hueson River Depot as $3.50 4
n. Arriving ct New TorS a $3.50 ?. n.
iFTERHOoE EXPREss, lsrTing Troy at zoe
I. /; from Albany ct Ss15 =. arriving q hsE
York at $40 ?. d, eoanoCehg win express trains
~ Phnadalphla and Warrington City.
Ths Cincinnati EIprese from nufslo oonrecfi
With the $50 a. Albany for Kew York b. The Ear
I'm Road.
FoT tks better accommodation Of ths public, Ar.
unRsnsuls hays been mads 20 run tha trains q
ne Hudson BiTsr BAiiroad %. and thoss Of the r,
z. and Harlem Railroad Oo.a ct didsrpni tcurs nee
Albany knd Troy.
THE HARLEM ROAD.
PASSENGERS VII bs fioketsd and Basgaas casoted
over thls road direct 70 New York b the CEFa
2, 3. o., and all connecting lines North sud Hostl
piofstJ Of the Hudson River Eailroad %. Anf 9
hi 90. win be received By either road eldgAT-
rae CHECKED By either Company EHgbs deIFsstA
h New YORK without change q ehsoE.
Nov, "a, 1884. ?. A OHAPIB, Bup't,
FoRD q. eREM AfEpEtitag AReQl
A. B. KuKKksock0fGss 1bAAH- HnUBS
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MEpIcAl.
Inn DOLLARS PREMIUM
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
OR SPERMATTORRHGA, GLEET &c
IMPoTENCY CURED

IMPOTENCY CURED,
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILS.
DR.. A.. SIBSON,
Formerly OF New York City, viii pay enc hundred
collars Jor the proof that he ever fai to cure tue
for the PROOF that any other Physician IN the UnIted
States treats the sa EediseaseI win equal success.
Aner many ys us o laborious study and experience
DR.. Gibson Is bapPy in being able to announce to the
unfortunate, that he has perfected a system ofheat-
ment for -r r.r5srs
TIE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CUBE
OF the above, and also all contagious diseases Of the
Reproductive organs, With AL bad effects arising
thersirom, in luding General
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
whom bad expended hundre IS OF doilats With self
sfyied physicians who profess to treat all private
mAlsdies With sueosss, and without r%eceiVins the
Dr. Gibson does not boast that he is a member Of
some College Il London OF Pari9, al IeIhaEs some
and who hold out great expectation never 70 be re-
allied. But what Or. G. might boast efis this, that
be Is able to give entire satisfaction to those who re-
poe confidence in his al ility and integrity, and that
he has perfected an American system Of treatment
or any patent medicine, TO equal for the radical cure
Of seminal weakness, and al diseases or derange.
ments, ooth mensalaed physical, Arising from sexual
DR.. Gibson also claims for hi. new treatment the
following advantages over all other yet discOyered=
ABLE he uses 40 relics o tht dark ages, such as Mer-
eury, or any other deleterious drug secondly, no
his treatments positive and certain IN alcases. He
sand prepared to go into any public or private hos
pit j in the United States, and demonstrate the i'm
menBe superiority Othis new treatment over any 9TH
er now known TO the world, in point Of pronptnees,
, nnAnencys mildneBss safety and convenlenee TO he
patient.
DR.. GIBsON is permanently loca'ed in Cleveland,
and has during the past five years perform d many
cures Of diseases which bad for years resisted all
ether modes Of treatment. Reference can be given
to individuals Of he first res ectsbility In Cleveland,
Bbltnn, New York and other cities, inTegari to skll
and integrity in all professional transac i1Es.-
Dyspepsia, rheumatism, Scrofbls, alI Diseases Of he
Uriqary 0rgAnA and all ChTonio Diseases treated
with superior success.
~ Medicines seat 70 sny part Of the country on
receipt OF ten dollars.
DR. GIBSON,
PROFESSOR OF ELEOTRoRATHY AND mEDICTFEa.
0hoe-ll9 Seneca street, > fsT doors RON Superior
dpstsiTs. o 5pOsite the City Hotel.
sD-Onioe houIs from 9 to Y and from 2 to 8 O'Clock
Daily lSlndhla sLccRt d J innE
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nLRVRLAND q ERIE RAmKOAI

~ - @A@l1
D. MoLAREN, Gsn'l sup's
Z. F. FuLLRs Cen" iiekas AGENT. mylT
nLgHELAND d ERIE RAILROAD
IsS. wIHTaR ABRAHsEzzEE La
On and AHE HOndsJ,. Oct. ust, lss. PssssE-zI
Trails VII run Is olous, BuHdaTI sEoePbod)i
LEAVE MEVELAHD:
$50 a. M.-DAT EAPRESs ~AIH-Stousin Il
NtneuS51y. Fainesv,hs. hsdisoni GelsyAs ash.
tahula. Oouaeaut md only, and GErivs 81
EE5s a. In =. H., DunkiEk ss5 :. H. BaEal7
IaB 2. M.-JIHUEHATK ExPREss-ogslsz q
PAlneaEills, AshtabGia aud Girard only, aud ~.
hye5 81 Erlo6a0R. H. Dunkirk as5 ?. ~ Euh
$50 z. M.GMAiL AHD agOcHMOBATlOE-
seoTri5z ct al skations AID arrive e. &-is ca
sm Z. M..EiGHT NPRnss RATH-s.sypfnF a.
Psir=sViIle. AshsAbEla and Girard oulg, and
arrives q Hrs e. 3s9 A H., panEirs Ia
Ak. BEEaic IN II
EAAvE ERIA
- A.. ZIG EXPEESs TBALH-ss0FFl1z
q. GiTard, kshtabais and PAinesylis oolT, and
arrive 1t Cleveland ~ Tao A.
a;ki A. n. MAIL AND AOCJHMOUAIIOH
TSAIG-StoFging 81 al stations and srrivs 81
IodB a.. R-TOEEDO EXPHrsg-ssopsgrz &c an
sstiC1s excoP sWeavfle, saybrock, 0nionTfls
Rsrry, he1feF Sld Wbkhda, and arrives si
T4fP. May WPRsss TssIE-stospas a.
alsaEe Sonnss9si AsesaP}is7
~ Second Gl.W usrs ara THB On " ta-o1g7
Il the trains EOIns westward souasot AZ UlsgelAaA
With trains for Toledo, Uaicago, Columbus. Oinoi2s
nst. Indianapolis, So. Eonis, 30; and ~ thIogFh
trainB Tcing eastward, connect ~ EunkirE win tlg
trafns o. tse New York 3 Ere Rs1road, and AZ b0E
al with thoss OF the NoE YORK 0entrnl = b11Alc .
Nov Tsrk City Railroads or hgU YORK Aloanyi
On the Ph1SdslS6iz Y aSi sSasi -s1' wa VAIN
Gtrard Tth Trsi5s Or Eris s Pitisbarsh BsIiros3
or AnsaVtlA hsatTlae 5s1sss9Sz
szst
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~PBHOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE,

Tne Proprietou Of the Eew York Museum Of AnAt-
pmy have determined, regardless Of expense, To is
soc free (for the beneht OF suffering humanity and
suppression a quEckery) four OF their most inter
sting and Instructive Lectures on Marriage and itS
disoualihcations, Nervous and Physical Debility,
Premature decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, Heak-
moss or Depression, ImpOtenoy, Loss Of Energy and
EspIy Power; the great Social Evil, and those
NAIs aies which result from youthful follies, tx
acsses Of maturity, and ig1eranos Of PhyHiology
and laws Of nature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
Of onHzhtening and saving tho1ssndb, ond viii be
gorvards5 FREE, on fecelpt Of four stamps, by sd-
dressing sEO2ETART, New York Museum Of Aust
omy and MsdisiEs, els Broadway, Kew York.
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DR. DEHARTS
SITES HOSPITAL
PrIYate Re0ieaI nisDenSarY,

Private EG0ieaI DispenSafY,
lao Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mtch.s
Hear the Michigan Exchange Hotel
Whore every form Of SYPHL 9 ana all other dis
eases Of the pros atiVe and urinary organs OF both
SEXES are more successfully managed than st any
other similar institution IN this country. Every
one Oh ould know thkt whilst the slightest con-ti-
tutioHal contamination exists, marriage is impos-
sible, for the GOOD mason that where ohspTtng an
sues disease is nsAtly slw rays eniatled. TINS, there
fore, is one Of the worst imPsdiments 70 matri-
mony. -.
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
improper practices, will find this 3 Dispens4ry
where there is no uncertainty about getting relief,
bat where every enc Of such cases are cured per.
mapeutIy No book pubI4hsd ~ nor issued from
TINS lbs tuition BY Shich the minds of the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruined.
LADIES,
Married or single, requiring = Female Regulator,
shouid enclose one do lar end three postage s. mps,
and by return mail they will receive with full d.
~rections, the only re lab e Female Regu' ator in use.
This r gulatcr $ fast becoming he flvori e ofladies
everywhere, simply because its action is mid sud
safe and can slwsys be depended upon Inn emoving
orssructi rs from co dis and any other cause.
All correspondence strictly confidential. Letters
on consultation shou d eOntsin one dOllsr and a
postage stamp for AnsWcr. Office and rooms ar
ranged that patients never see each other.
Consultation and services a. the office, Zee tothe
poor, every Saturday sfte' nOon. from 3 to 6 P. NJ.
Office and Dispensary open from 8 A. n to 5 P. NJ,
daily, exec t sundays. Unnecessary surgical oper-
Address, Oh. DrHART,
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Free Delivery Of Letters.

FEE DELIVERY Oh L6tt6FBs
Parties Wishing their mau matter delivered By
Carriers will please leave orders 70 that effect ct
the Fostmaster's Room, with any Carrier, or By
letter through the Pcstofioe, when they viii be de-
liyered, without extra charge, with promptnesg,
s~ooordisg to tao following Time-Tsble q Depart.
ures Of Carriers from the Office;
p IN TIE BUSINESS TERRITORY.
Lying betweea the Biver and east side Ontario IT,,
(including the ox-Bow aatsA the Deliveries viii
be as follows:
FIRsr DKLIvERY.-oarrisrs viii leave Postofics
st SEQ A. n. with proceeds Of 81 night mails.
SECOND DELIYEEY.-beaVe POstOf7oe at 1000 A.
n. with proceeds of 1880 Eastern.
THIRD DB IVERE.-Leave u:9 A. N. with pro-
ooeds Of 9:2O A. n. Western, 9:I5 A. n. BanduHky
Way, ESQ A. n. CINCINNATI e:26 A. n PittBburg,
and 1920 a. n. Eastern Way. =
FoUBTB DELTyERY.-LeAve at 200 ?. n. for Drop
Letter Distribution. st .--p
FurH DELIVERT.-LeAye at SEQ P. n. with pro-
oeeds OF ZlbP: N. Eastern, 2:6o ?. n. Western and
300 P n. Cincinnati
s1rH ELrTEAT.-Loav at s'OOr n. for Drop
Letter Distribution.
-FOUR DELIVERY TERRrnn11
AytHS .-ss ..u ontsrio street and Wilson avenue,
including scranton'S Flats, the Heights, and the
West side:
FTRsr DEbIvERY.-Leaye Postomee at 500 A. n.
with proceeds of night mails,
SEOosD DE~LIvERT.-LeaVe at 1880 A. :. with
proceeds of all forenoon malls except 1920 A. n.
EEstsTn Way. f
THIRD pEfivERT.-Leaye at s;OOP n with pro-
oeeds Of 1C:Z0 A N. Eastern Wsy. 1HE
FOURTH DELIVERY Leave ct $50 r n. with
proceeds of 2;l5 P. N Eastern, &b5 P. I. Toledo,
and 800 P. n. Columbus.
COLLECTIONS OF LETTERS IN THE BUsI-
NESS -TERRIToRY! t
FIRsT CoLLBCTIoN-Wili commence ct 500 A. u.
for the $500 Eastern and $3.50 Atlantic and Great
Western.
-sIvUSD-Tm commence s tevoo A. n mr. Drop
Letters. .HH...-
THIRD-Oommenoea at Il;S0 A. n. for I:60 ,. n.
Pittaburg, 2;45 P N. Columbus, 2;A6 ,. n. Toledo
and S:25 P. n. Esstsrn Wey. a
fOURrB-COmmsnee8 at 200 ?. n. for $50 ?. n.
Eastern and 1902 n. SandgHky.
FIFT7-OoInme nces At 4TO P. n. for DroP letter..
-6IxrH-Commenoes st SEQ. p 4 for 500 P. n.
Eastern, 10 % ?. n Western, and 1000 P. n. Gin
o~iDnati; $50 A. N n0xt morningl Msh0ning; 500
a. Il. next morning. Pittsburgh ) sos A. n. next
morning. Cinnati and $40 A. N. (neIt mOrningl
Toledo.
COLLECTION IN THE -FOUR DELIVERY
ut TERRITORY
WIZ at 300 A. NJ, 1850 A. NJ, 500 P
n. and $50 P. n
ElGOWIES P. n.
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DAs OuOOoCuoA AAAAo
sas the commencement OF 4 new era IN the treatment
Of rregularitiea and distractions which have cou-
signed 20 man t0E premature grave. No female cs1
enjoy good health unless she Is regular, and whenever
an obstruction takes pa e the eeceral health begins
to decline. These Plls form the finest prep rstion
ever put forward with ndMEDLAFH and PEasIgrEaT
sUCoEss. IOh'T BE DECEIVED. Take this adver-
dsement 70 your Druggist, and tell him that yal
want the BEST and MOST BHLIADLE AEBIULn1
IN THE WORbD which 10 comprised IN thess Pills.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
have been = standR1d remedy Or over thirty years.
nd are ths most ehectual cue ever known for al
complaints peculiar to Females. To all elias e. they
are invaluable, inducing, with certainty periodical
regularity. They are known to Thousands, Who have
The cOun-
Physicians IN America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should NOT
be used, with eaoh box. Price OEs DOLLAR per box,
or 8 boxes for Is,
Pills sent By mail, promptly, secure from obgsrvs-
tion, BY RENTING to the ProprietOrs. SOLD BT BHUa-
GIsTs
81 Cedar street, New York.
BENTON &DUEHAM, rs and ns Superior street,
Cleveland, Ohio. Wholesals Agents.
dsc8.R3 dsodkW6W
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- OLD EYES MADE NEW
A pamphIst directing how to speedily rostOre
Ight and give mp EpsctRcles, without aid Of doctor
or medicene-Sent BY mail free, on receipt Of ten
cents. Address E. B. FO0TE, MI
fsbl4.Rsd&w 1880 Broadway New York.
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o~'LAueHL1E.

To this prisoner appears to have been
Oaigned the murder Of General Grant
hi whether he failed to make the attempt
.Aunn lack of courage, from disinclinstion
er from missing the opportunity does not
appear. General Grant was announced to
visit the theatre, but suddenly and unex-
pectedly took the cars to Philsdelphia
Atzerott made the remark the next day,
when it was reported that General Grant
had been shot, that, "probsbly it Is the
fact, if be was followed by the man that
was 10 do it." 0Lsughlin was clearly
shown 10 have been in conspiracy with
Booth. He was found lurking in the hall
eff Secretary Stsnton's house on the night
of the 18th of April eVidsntly-watehlng
the movements of General Grant who was
Secretary StAnton's guest, that he might
be able with certainty TO identify him.
During the day and night before, he
been visiting Booth, and on the night and
at the very hour of the assassination was
in position at q convenient distance TO aid
and protecs Booth in his flight, as well IS
to execute his own part of Inc conspiracy
By iDhicting death upon General Grant,
who, happily, was not ct the theatre nor
in the city, having left the city that dsy.
OLaughlin is an ordinary looking indlyi-
bnsbv black hair, of lsxuriRnt groWtn'
male face, black yes, slight black WhlskeIs,
delicate silky moustsche and thin goaseei
weight about 40 pounds. 7
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HOOP SKIRTS.
KAUFMAN Z BRO.

reuur5
facilities Of Low RENTS, ard experienee In buy
ing and manufacturing. ensbles them 70 oner the
huesE and most stylish Skirts, and Oorsets, I'M
ported and Domestic, Ladies' Furnishing Goods,
4 hne assortment Of Fancy Goods, &c,
80 Dor ct. less than at any other plsoe in this Gty.
~ Loek for your own beneht, and md
KAUFMAN STORE, I9 Pubic Square.
KaufuRu's FaokorV, 2hO Superior St, mp staifB
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The combination Of ingredients in thsBs Pulls Is the
reuslt OF q lOng and extensive practice. They are
mild Ia their opers tiou and cannot do harm 70 the
most delicate; certain In correcting all Irregularities,
Painful Menstrnaton, removing all ob6tructions,
whether from Cold or otherwise, Headache, Pain IN
tbs Side Palpitsti0u Of The Heart, whites, 81 Nerv-
our All itiOns, Hysterios, Faiigue, Paiu In the back
and Limbs, and Dis urbes Sleep, which arise from
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DYE FLOURl RYE FLoURl-FOr
~ SsIsi \ lots 20 suit, at Warehouse o.
aolG dARDHER, BURT 3 90.
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CLEVELAND, COL08BUs . GIN
OOfHEATI AILRcAD,
lggs-. WfHTER ARRAEGEMEER lE5z&

CLEVELAND, COlOHBUs . GIN
OOiHEATI AILRoAD,
lsGsl. WfNTER ARRA6GEMEEE lB5EA
IFt Trzl1-S;O5 A, H.-OIHOIHNATT EZPREs8,
dCppius rs Grafton, wellington, New Loas
Con, Shelby Cre6sise. Gallon, qiiosd, Car
6iHgton, ASHLEY, Delaware Davis Csnsrs ass
Washington.
a Train-3:A5 2. h.-AOUOMAO0ATIOH.-S tSEs
IS Al stations, 1nd arrives ~ Columbus es 6&
?. h, Cincinnati $50 4. T.
Cd HTsinr-lQaa EAPGGH-EtogfhEa
Is Grafton, Welrnston, EsH L0gdon. s5eibgs
O~resili1s, eaiioo, Guaad. Oardilgi0u end pss
1Ia!nsissys uoiurabup sts % sad aasA.a. s:RF.1,
a>salEud go A. H. ard $50 H.Hs
uOHHEJfr~zv,
EteibT-saE6uskys nkn1fsid = HsNs-=--N
hanSSsld, M FsEnoRs hsHazs, Saasssthf
CrsusIns-PsEburFh, Fors WsYpss Chicago Ra8.
read, Forest gpge- ssudusk5s poEho=s Lima
Eort Nelnss la2oEl5i U1icegos 49, Hgs an1
East for ManEGeid, Hcoytgr, AsasilCl, 20.
Grafton aud Belelont1.ne klilrosG Line, or Esrtou
EeDafunsaine, Sidney, Eqicn, MunClss Lrdtsu
EBelis. Tsrrs HaUte, Nlroennss, AganssiLa
Louisville, Cairo. st. Lcuig, -.
pelsWzre-Hit1 EPEinEIeld Branch or 6priHgleli-
OoiuEIbus-Little hiamt q Columbus, and 1taik
Railroad, or AcliA, Eags1li Indianapolis.
TerFs uaute, 81. LOul8t HorrCW, LcVeland. end
CmeinnStL and With the Ohio. and EsaislBE
Rsilrose - Cincinnati for Lousvtllos ETnna
Wis, CAIRO, 81. Louis, al al Eo-rE o. ths
OSEunbus-OentrsIObI oRAgrood or Nanz
vile, Wheciing, a.; Cctu1b1I. PlquE 8 u
diana Railroad for Rlue, Or5slA- SC.
HSrBOF Tickets 20 ell POINTS sCd tnioTnatcl 500
g ths Ra.sengsE siAnon, sna & g12p t79ass OEsa
Cleveland. Oct. n. flts. e~uEerusarrEI1
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F9'T 3, nm. Dr,v.r ~ 6s' 81 I,,b

Pest Once Drawer 625, Detroit, Mich.
Encioss two postage stamps and send for circular
Of questions, and if proper y answered, nedi ines
oan be ssut e. any part Of tho count Rem mser
these cases must be cured or the worst consequences
follow. arer ma9:r1dAW
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CLEvELAED AND EFTsBUBel

OLEVKLAND AND PITTSBURGH
=
1855. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
On and alter Monday, May 18th. 1865, Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays e~xcepted) 50 follow:
$500 a. M.-hAGA-ArriveG - Pittsburgh 40 e. n,
Harrtsour1n 2:lJ A. H., Baltim0r1 100 A, ~.
Wsshtngtonl 1.35A- a., Philadelphia 6.6A. ~,
AgW NoTk GOA. T., hhssltnR 60 ?. a.. Gons
nect ct Hudaon with q. 2 kC. E.R- for Akron
and Millersburgh.
Lao 2. M.-ENgSEsS-ArrtVs - Pit5burgh sI6 ?,
y. HRrrisburgh T:O A. n. Baitlufors l2;20 2,
4 aabngtou sss1 ?. n, PhlladclPha 1850 ?.
n. Esw Nork 1851 ?. y. WheaIiug 20 A. r.
$40 ?. M.-ACOOhMODATIOS-Fo HudsoE and
ntemediataSt Stations, Cuyahcga Falls, Akron
and Wllers5urgh, connecting st OrrViGe With
Pc. W. by. for Canton, MAssi1on, Wo0s-
ter and Maushold-
Cars run through from Pittsburgh to New York,
Via ALentOEn) without change.
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~ Through Tickets car b. p-1cu-t at tn Union
Ticket lgcr, Wasdsl EcCae, at the Depot, or the
Euclid Street Station.
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Jos oFFIcE TIMETAsLE

tssA.s. NiRtsF AfFaag0neHg 1855.
sa ToR EHE r9 4scfH era.
&kRTTAh Ash CLOSING OF HkILz,
Al FHE
CLEVELAND PosT-OFFIOL
ooAHE8sIAs EosDks. oOTosEA 5lsT, 1884.
hsds viii 30 9Psued ecd rosdy toR daliVsrJ
RS hour eSter arrival Of trains. -.Ici n +
al AAi1 olozs 0ns hous bssOgs dspartEFSs
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EDWARD %sPkEaLER.

The prisoner does not appear to RaVe
been in the conspiracy at an earlier Perloa
nan a few hours before the commission OF
the crime. He was recognized ss Delng
one of three men in company WIZ Poosn
in front of the theatre, and was heard thai
dav 10 promise Booth assistance. His par
ticipation appears to have been in prePSr-
ing the means Of escape by keeping the
passsge-way clear on the stage, and oy
closing the door after Booth hsd passed
through, 60 IS to retsrd the movements o.
pursuers. Standing at the door after B ON
had passed out, he exclaimed, "Hpsn, oon !
have been Booths drudge, sometimes taking
care of and feeding his horse. Duringthe
progress of the trisihis besring was some
what s,ohd. He is of short, thick stature
iuIl face, showing indications OF exSessiY'
drink, dull, gray eyes, unsymmetricai neAo
and light hsir, closely cut. s5s7 !.
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uLEyELAND AND TOLEDO B 4
WHITTIER ARRAEazsEz4 20


IssE-E, WINTER ARRAEaEEESG istf-s,
ION aad aHar Hoatas, Oct. EEi, Ess, PssisEssi
Trains VII lsaVs Cs7eiEad a. iouoEE BuEdags az
cePtod:
$40 a. M.-UHIOAGO ELPBEsS.-st0p5 81 Bsrsa,
Grafton, Oberlin, Wakeman, NorWalk, NOM .
Vils, Bellevue, Oyds, Fremont and EuOrs,
and arrives Is Toledo at rs p NJ CllcrEo o.
o /. 4. and Detroit $50 ,. r.
lfr ?. MAIh.1fcpga a. al stst3cz1
on southern Division. and Arrives ~ IOisdC Is
I'D ~. Chicago stba5A.H y. and Detroit Is
An p M-EORTHERH MkIL.-stoys at an 60,
kons on Northern Division, and STRIVES Is Ear-
day a. 7.H0 p. n.
laan n M-EIgHT EAPRESa-Stops Is Grateful
HorEaIk, EOarosyils, Clyde and Fremont, g. ]
arrives 81 Toledo 81 2s8 A. ~ lhicaso o. 1ae
F,H. and Detroit ct S:00A.M
CONNECTIONS.
OoEnoction5 ara msds at HonrcoFfuS uish fhe So
duEky, MAnEdeld s Newark 3. d a. OlEds with tis
5enduaTy, Dayton B Cincinnati u. E.; AZ FrGEouf
NTH tie Rremoat 3 Indiana 3. b; END 81 Toiecg
With DE michigAn BOuthem d Northern Rdiaua arc
Toledo 3 Wabash Railroads for ghirego, Detroit
Jackson, ToIt Wayne. LogsDspoEt, Lafayette, lai--l
Alton, st. Louis and Al points West Northwest A13
Trains srrfvs II Cleveland IRON Toledo and sHs
West st 9so A. h, 7:S >. ~ and $50 2. 4. Eros
HsnduskY ct IL a LID. RUUEGE, sus't
ET9al11T. Oct. -. 1884
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