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Ocnneetions ART msd5 a. bonneville sitn ne eas.
dusky- Mansfield & Newark X. 81 IS Oyde viii sGe
ssndua ", Dayton = Cincinnati r B. 8 FEcmonl
Ifth IN fremont q Indiana X. r. and at Toledo
Efth ne Michigan Southern d Northern lRdt1na era
Toiedo 4 WNbash KAilroads for chicago, lUtrgtf,
jackson, FOEt NA5ne, LoEsnspoEs Laialstso, UeLI-s
Alton, 81. Lcuis and ell H0utf Vest horthEes. ans
Southwest
Trainl errfTs In Cleveland -fon Toledo snd tn9
Sandusky ct g:lh A. n IA y 2AE
maw-lruG- Ocf. q. leA
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CLEyxLAHD AND toledo 3 B
ssHa WIrTEH AKBAEgGEGSF ia-

ISSs WInTrH A-KBEEEAEESF isfa-sS
psDn and aftsr Monday. Oot- ttst. HS4, FasaonssH
TrainS win IsaVs Cleveland - tohoEa boroaSE s1'
s:ia A. M~.-OHIOA9O EERKEs-sEofs - Bereas
Grsftou, Oberln, Wakeman, EorTaiks Mo1ccs.
yilo. Bensvus, Clyde, FTemCut AID Bmofe,
nd arrives al Toledo at Iza5 >. NJ uht0Sgo ~
U.snF.n and Detroit 40 P.E.
90 p. M-WESTEKH mAlb.-0toFs ~ al stasoEl
on porthOrn Division, pnd arrives a. Toledo g
rs ?, n; OhicaRo At As A ~ and Dotrois Is
m.WP.N-
An p My-HORTHERH nAIL.=stoPs 81 AL So
CONS On Forthsrp DfTiai0ns and STRIVES .ssAe'
dnsky II 1910 p, Ne
HcrWAIk, bonneville, OiJda ard fremolh eng
RrfVss At Talsdo * III A. III CnieaGo - H@
Pr, asd Dstrolt IS sec A.H-
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ZINE DAILY TBk1HB gRoa
PHILADELPHIA 30 NV 1OhA
New YORK : Harlem Railroad;
EOTICB TO FRGVELKBs.
KrWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY

1.-TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays exoeptsdl
MORHING EXPRESS, leaving 3ros a. st.9 -
- /. ron AIbany ct Hudson River Depot Is SsSSA
.rriVfna A EeW YORK IS $3.50 F.H
lrTERHOON EXPRES9, leaving troy . SeSo
~ =. from Albany ct 8;f5 :. ~ arriving % hcs
YORK Al p:20 ?. n, oonneoting Sitb express HAtni
~ PbIladelphis and Washington City.
M Oluofnnati Express rom Bnnaio ecnEeeS
-,th ~ $50 Al Albany for HsE York b the Fer.
~
- ~ batter accommodation Of the public, az:
r,nS.msniS have bssn made % run the trains q
the Hudson River Railroea 70. ana tnoss % w =
v ~ HHrlem RAiIrosd %. 81 di1orent hears Hen
A TIE HARLE1 R0AD.
p.-,n.su will be noketsd end BaSgaE c1eofea
ov.r thIs road direct TO HeW York By tha CSf4e
n r, 60. and al connecting unss North I'D "tst,
riokets OF the Hudson River hsilroad 10. sn9o
thIG % VII BE- received BY oitheE roaf sSAli
-a1s oheofsd By sithsr Company Snsbo ds0Seres
N sSS u 1or ~ y. A. OHAeIg, szp't.
ToSD n. GREEF, AdEsrtiHEgA Agent
AVE, KucxIKsoOLEI Ess8b AlhARI. P0Eh'
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A~-PHnDsOPHY or MARRIAGE.

Tue Proprietors OF the New York Museum OF Anst'
9uy have determined, regardless Of expense, to Is.
sue free flor she benont Of suffering humanity ana
vuppression Ct qusoksry) four Of their most Inter
oyttnR and instructive Lectures on Marriage and It's
decentralization, Nervous and Physical Debility,
Premature decline Of Manhood, Indigestion weak
pe.- or Depression, ImpOtenoy, Loss Of Energy ana
W.1Iv Power; che great Social Evil, and those
H.Indies which result from youthful tonies, ex-
eessss OF maturity, and ignorance Of FhysiologJ
end laws Of nature,
These Invaluable Lectures have been she means
Of epIightening and saving Thousands ond Will be
forwarded free, on receipt Of four stamps BY ad-
dressing SECRETARY, New York Huse1m OF lanai
onT and Medicine, 6ls Broadway, HeW York.
SShIERS
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free Delivery Of Letters.


Parties wishing their mail matter delivered By
Carriers will please leave orders 10 that effect at
tho Postmaster's Room, with any Carrier or By
letter through the P0stOfhos, when they will be do
liVered, without extra charge, with promptness,
according to the following Timetable Of Depart
ures Of Carriers from the Office:
IN THE BUSINESS TERRITORY.
Lying between the BiVer and east side Ontario st.,
Qncluding the OK-BOW natsh the deliveries viii
be a. follows:
FIRST DELTyERY.-Osrriers win leave Postofhcs
at 500 A. NJ. with proceeds Of all night mails.
SECOND DELIyERY.-LesVe Postonice at lO.OA-
H.. with proceeds Of 7:SO Esstern.
Third DE- rIvERY.-Lesve n:O A n. With pro
oeeds Of s:BO A. n. Western, 9:lb A. n. Sandu1ky
Way, $50 A. n. Cincinnati, 9:25 A. n. Pitt5burg,
and 1920 A. n. Eastern Way.
FoURTH DELrvERE.-LeAVe at ZOO P. n for Drop
FIFTH st eco P. 4. with pro
oeeds Of 2I5 P. N. Essterns 2s66 P. n. Western and
srE-a SaaerHaH.-zseys IS 500 P. n. for Drop
letter Distribution.
FoUR TERRITORY,
Lying between Ontario street and Wilson avenue,
Including sorAnton's FLATS, the Heights, and the
West side:
FRsT DELIvERY-Lesvs PostOhice ct 500 A. n.
sEcosp DELIvEBY.-LsaVe at 1880 Az. with
proceeds Of all forenoon malls except 1920 A -
THIsD pEGrvER4.-Leave at 500 P. H. with pro
oesds Of 1920 A. n. Eastern Way.
FOURTH DELIVERY.-LeaVe at $3.50 P. n. Wish
proceeds Of BIB P. n. Eastern, &bs P. H. Toledo,
and 800 P. N. Columbus.
| COLLECTIONS OF LETTERS IN THE BUsI-
MISS BBEfaaESShos at 500 A. N.
for the $3.50 Eastern and $50 Atlantic and Great
Western.
sEcoED-Wm Commence At 1000 A. H mr. Drol
TEIRp-Oommenoe ct Il:SO A. n. for l:60 P. H
Pittsburg, 2;45 P N. Columbus, 2:46 P. I. Toledo
and 1925 P. N. Eastern Way.
TonRTs-Oommsnoes at 300 P. d. for $50 P. 4
Easteru and $50 P. n. Sandusky.
FFrH-Oommence5 ct AGO ?. N. tor Drop letter.
sTxTH-Commences 1t 500 P. n for 800 P. n
Eastern. 10 90 P. n. Western, and lODO ?. n. On
oipnsi; $50 A. NJ. next morningl mshoning; so
M inext morning) Pittsburgh s;O6 A. n. mex
m%orning1 Oinnati; and $40 A. n. next morning
Toledo.
CONNECTION IN TIE FOUR DELIVER
TERRITORY
WIN commence at 800 A. NJ, 1850 A. NJ 500
Z GOWLES ?. n.
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OHHEOIIOn
OOnHECIIOnbt
Hbshv-gsuduFky MsnEbeld 3 Newark Rei7osd, -
MSpsasld, NJ. Vernon, EsVark, EsnssgileI

5baby-esuduEky, MsnEb.ld 8 Newark Essi7osd, 70
Mansasld, Mt. Vernon, Hsgark, &snssFfieI
10.
Orr1tune-PfttBburEh, Fort Wsgns 4 Chiosco ksil.
road. Forest, UPpeT BAnd1Akys Dell5Sst Liz =
TORT WaYns, Eap0rie, Chicago, Aer he5s aAa
Fast for haDsneld, Wooster, MessillpIs &C.
aruFtou and BeIleSontaine kaircac Line, Tor hhrlcEt
BeIiefOutniua, sidney, Union, Mnnctes Inotels
1Uolja, Tsrre HAute, Vinoenles. EgaRBSllA
Iouisville, Cairo, 81. LOuis, 30.
D~Ia1are-gfh sDringneld Branch Tor Springfield
0oiumbus-Litns Miami + Columbus, and AeAia
RAilroed. for 1enia, Dayton, lndtanspoltt
Terrs HAuta, st. Louis, horrUT, LoFelnnd. ana
Oucinnstl and with me Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad s. Cincinnati for Louisville EVanHz
via, UAirO, bt. Louis, I'd al goiRH on sec
Ohio River.
vile, WheelinE, a.; Columbus Etcua . HN
dams Baiirosd Tor PiQus, UrbanA, 10,
%-For Tickets 70 eli points and tnfoTmetton aR5i7
At the Passenger Station ard e Union IieSss Ose@
regsiard Cot- N. F7sG- Observation-Disclosures.
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Jeff. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT.
The war is now about played out,
Great changes have been wrought
Our gallant boys are coming home;
Jeh Davis has been oaught.
PuzzsI huzzal now hang your banners cut,
HuzzaI huEEal let all the people shout
The was the rebel chief was eSught
Is Isughable indesd d;
he tried to run in pettiooHt5,
But he did not succeed
HuEza huzzai hang all your banners out,
JET Davis has been caught, let every one now
shout.
Our bows did think It very strange,
woman should retre't
With . great bOWie-kniiei in hand
Until they saw HIS feet.
Huzzai huAzsI our boys have got COED sense;
'Twixt gsiter shoes and stogy boots they know
the difference.
Oh, crInoline, we think you nns,
For you would not conceal
TIE flying rebel President,
When hs did show his heel
Huzzsl hlzz.i there's 3othi1g bali e. fRfsed
crinoline.
Your days are numbered now, old Jen'
You surely cannot hope
Or have = better end in view,
Than the el d Of . stout rope.
HuEzal huEzal JEFF Davis hiss no shoej
In settling up ell his accounts, Just keep III
crimes In view.
The boys who caught JEFF rayis,
Well welcome one and AL,
And treat them to q hne new suit
At TSAACfS UaIOH HALL
8uEzaI huzza ming the starry banner outI
Our ga liant boys are coming home, let all the
people shout.
The Largest and Best Stock OF Fashionable
Clothing in the West, a. the Lowest Prices, at
Isaac A. Isaaes's Union Hall.
Sole Agency for the sale OF Singers Celebrated Sew:
ing Machines. Storr's Automaton Freshman, and
StrOng's Patent Army Trunk and Bed Combined.
Cor. Superior and Union streets.
~ Look out for the Giants mJHo
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rcEEsHsIEe HosDAI, oOroEHa 8lsE, IsoA
~ Nails will DO opened and ready for deliver
ne hour after arrival Of trains.
- An Mall oloss one hour before dspsrtars .
Ensna.
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Arrive at LsAvittsburgh, connect With
New York Express t...-.--.----...--....lO.6O ?. \.
Ask Ior through Tickets via Salamanca"
I. MoLAREE, GerT Sup't.
e. 2. FULLKR Gen. Tiokst Agent. myl7
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- d. R~.GOODALE'S
~ CkTARRHl
60 REMEDY
AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

IL Deuefrates the secret ambush OF
this terrible disease, and exterminAtes IT, root Ano
branch, forever.
II removes all the Wretehed symp'
toms of this loathesome mAlady, and ayerts eon'
sumption.
II cleans the head, inc
brosth, and anUTdH the most grateful reheL
Tt aIHeyiatea more agony and SAAenh
suffering than tongue can tell
It Is noted for curing the most hopo-
len GASES, that every known means Iailea
IL cures Hay, Rose and Periodic IN
tsrrh. Of the most obstinate and violent types.
No form of Catarrh or noises In tAe
esd can resist Its penetrating power.
Dr. Cafarrh Remedy Is .
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hand.
Dr. r., &O0dnIa is knOWn thr0uEhOul
tho ooanlry, as the Author Of the only True Theo-
nv Of Cstafrh ever Published. Where Its n5gtn17
what ia RAvages-Mode Of TreAtmeRt-And kAPlo
Cure in all its FORMS
sbonld bo read By every one. II can be ootAlneo -
our nearest Agency, or By sending postage stamp
70 our oncs.
PRICE 81 90. Send = stamp for pamphlet.
NORTON 4 ANDREWS, Sole Agents, New iorK-
Sod by q. ". CLARK. Cleveland teoe:hS
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PIANOS.
wAREROOMs.
KINEARD, DREHER & 90.

o,r1cr Of Seneca and ChGmPlain Streets,
~" mi received direct from Few YORK; 3 coz
sisn9sn, Of , :, f65SsC RlSPs' B EOS Ths.S iDStru;
mA1u svtrsordinsry VolGme, Biohnees anu
P PS,mIsus oVI Of Tore, EVsnas.s tnscughOut The seS.s,
s%IssIIsat Singing Quality, and the Poser o. -sAn
ipT IN Tune, SurPass 81 oners n fr sven
Every Instruments Juu6:24s
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CLEVELAND, OOll0HBUs = OIGs
OUHHATI AILROAD,
Iso4-5. WIHTzR ARBAE9EhEHk lso4-a,

List TraIn-s.Oo A, M.-OHOIHEATI BXPRESS
stopping st Grafton, Wellington hsE Lea.
DON, Shelby, OrsHtlide, Gallon, Gneads Oar.
dIngton, Asblsy, DslhTEzas DsTtz Osnt-s ans
Woethington.
ID Trntn-2:45 P. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ an stations, and arrives IN Col1nbua 81 2s4
i. ~, Cfncfnu At 30 A 7.
ID T-Rins-l0s0 P.h.-HIGHI EAPkBs-5toBgia3
ak Grafton, Wellington, ECE London, sholbgs
OressIinn, Gallon, Gilead, OErdinsto1 nAa De.
nWAra. ~
. nFriys Is Cleveland SIC 4 H. ePd $3.50 ?. Es
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list REOFTVED-THE FINEST
SIso[u. 81 u BsIt Buckles ever IN this sfy' y
UEeeaAWs err =
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lust RECEIVED AND NOW ON
81 exhibition, a large stock OF
FANCY OASSImkRE5,
BLACK DOE5KINS,
BLACK DALIAH 4 BLOWN BROAD CLOTH,
BLACK AND FANCY SATIHEITs,
EVERET MILLS DOUBLE
N TWIST COTTDFADEs,
LAC AND DREB HALIENS,
sILICIAS AND SATERN DRILLS,
WAGON ANV pRILLS,
FURNISHIEG GOODS.
Merchant Tailors, County Merchants snd Who'e-
ssls buyers generally, will find it TO their adVan-
tage to examine my stock before purchasing else
where. 3 mAnN,
jyIS 169 Superior st. OPP Bsnk 81
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FLOUR AND FEED.
L AND FEED.

ELOUR AND FEED.
C.. ANDREWS.
The wsT.knoWn Wholesale ana hetal DeaisE III
FLOUR AND FEED. has always on hand
w. Eom,uv. White OIaoked Wheat
Graham Flour, IsrinAI
Split Peos, 6sfle2,
Dat Neal, new OoIu t -5r,o5
prices. CNI Prosnace sts-
jelT:2H Cor. OntALO eI0
RIOURI FLOUR AT Re
II DUCER PRIOEs.-5,OO bblH fresh ground
Flour, ali grades; some very cheioe 6Tsnos ot -
and White Whest. suitable fr Iepaly ~ o.
ne 6or sals At Warehouse, 1877 metHin 81. SI1.
csrvmen. Bakers and others In want VIII oohsu'
their own interests By eIay1ining our Stock
apis
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P%osToFFIcE TIMETABLE

1915, Winter AFraRgoaoas IS64S
o TIKI
AREI9AB AEB CLOSING OF NAILS,
Al TUn
OLEVKIAHn PORTnKRTOK
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@rTHE BRIDAL OHAMBER-An
A.ssy Of Warning and instruction for Young Mea.
Also, nee and reliable treatment for DISEASES Of
e Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent free, In
seized envelopes. address DR.. J. EkIIin Houshton.
Howard Association, Philadslphia, Pa. zyS.R4
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STATES HOSPITAL
AND
Private Eedfcal DISDensarY,

Private Eed1caI DlSpenSarfS
RI Jefferson Avenue, Detroit, Mich
Near the Michigan Exchange Hotel.
Where every form of SYPHL 3 and all other us
cases Of the proorrative and urinary organs Of both
sexes are more successfully managed than o. any
other similar Institution in this country. hVery
one should X row fhAt whilst the slightest oonsU-
~tutioRal contamination exists, marriage Is 1mpos-
sues disease ia nearly always entailed. This, there
fore, is one Of the worst i~mPediments TO matrl-
mOny.
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
Improper practices, will find this = Dispensary
where there is no uncertainty about getting renei'
but where every enc Of such cases are cured per-
manently. No books published IL nor issued rom
this ms tuition BY which the minds oil the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruined.
LADIES,
Married or single, requiring q Female Regulator
should enclose one dol and three postage stHmPs'
and by return mail they will receive with tull dl-
r%ectiops. the only reiiab 9 Female Regulator IN 1se'
mis- r. gulator Is fast becoming the faVorlte oilsdles
evsTvW6ere. simply because its action IL mild and
safe and can always be depended upon IN removing
distractions from colds and any other cause,
All correspondence strictly confidential: Levers
on consultation should contain one dollar and q
postage stamp for answer. once anu toOHS H
rapped that pRtieuts never see each other.
Consultation and services at the Office free tothe
poor, every Saturday afternoon, from ) toof.A
Ofics and Dispensary open from . A. N. tos ?. Nj
daily, except Sundays. Alnecessary surgiealoPeE-
atoms performed. Dr
Pest once Drawer 625, Detroit, Mich.
Enclose two postage stamps and send tor olfc9Ial
of questions, and, II properly answered, meolelnet
oa1 be seut te any part Of the county. HememDeI
these cases must be cured or the worst consequences
follow.
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CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH

ls66, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1885.
On and after Monday. May 18th 1865, Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays excepted As follows:
500 A. An h1L-Aruve3 at Pittsburgh $50 r. ~
Hsrrisburgn ago A. r., Baltimors 100 A, n,
Waahington l0:35 A. Il, Phnadelpbls 6:3 A. ~
New YORK i0GOA. NJ Mheoltngs99 >. n UoEu
nects st Hudson with q. T. q. R.R. Tor Akron
and MulersburFh-
In P. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 Pit5burEh 9l5 r
~ Hsrrishurgh I'D A. n, Baltimore RsD p
M'Waahington 4:to P. n, Philadelphia R:s0 ?.
NJ, New York 1881 P. n, Wheeling 20 4. n.
$40 P. ACCOMMODATING Hudson and
intermediate Stations. Ouyahoga Ealz, Akron,
and Miisrsburgh, connecting At Orrvtue vic
P. 2. W. q. BY. Tor Canton, mnsstlon, Nooa-
ter and Mansfield.
4 Cars run through from Pittsburgh 70 New AOrk'
via allentown without change.
~ Faro - low - " AM Cihsr hEs.
~ Through Tickets csn be araTuf-f at tins Union
Tfckst oddos- Wsidsl HoEse, at the Depot, or the
J. a DEWERNUr. SUIT
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pamphlet directing how TO speedily restore
Igbt and give up spe0taoles, without aid OF doctor
or medicens-Ssnt by mail free on receipt OF zen
FebI4. Rgdkw 1880 Broadway, New York
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OLBVKLAND , EKIg RAIAEoAD
-. WHITES ARsAzaEssss

-
o. and AHsr EOaesi Oct. 9lst, -. FsssenES
Trains VIII run - tolloVB, tSUresYu szeePtsdlt
LEAVE OEEVELAhDs
500 A. DAY EXPRESH TEAlN-stOgeing -
WWlouRhby. PEinssvtils- meas-en .1~naSa- Anh-
tabula, Oonneaut RndetrArd ongs acn A,5aye
Eris a Ia ?. ~, Dunktrk t;b =. -, Hah.m
ana ?. M-.0iNOIHHATI EXPRESs-StoPPiBE 81
D@inasgn4 AEktahulA sqa girsrd OuiY, aHd ar
nyss 81 Erie6 40 ?. NJ Da1Etfk I'D ?. T., kuS
f.sp ?. E.-MAIB AND AUOOMmODArIuH-
ssoPsins sssA stAtioEH ard Eriss 81 EfsA
an 2. NEHIgHT EXPBEss TRAIH-ss0rPiuz Il
PEnssVf1c, Ashtsbqlh snd GiTnrd cn1s snd
arrives a. ETfs st 3sA 4 d. D1nEtrE AA
Z. r.. EudalO 80 4. n.
LEAVE NKIH
50 A. Knight EXPRESS T~hh1E-ctoBetn4
AZ airard, Ashtabuls and Psiues7nia onlT, sad
srrys At gevsisne q 1sa I. mon
T~EAIH-stOppsua Rf all stations iud ErFiss at
Cleveland st 10: A. n
Io1b A. M.-TOLEDC H1PEESa-5ssPping - Al
EtataCus except SEensfie, saEbrooS, DntonElie,
PerT, Mentor and Hiokl6a. and Ar-iEaf q
Cleveland a a:h Eh
Az EkAla-ctoF199
yIIs onIy, and arrfTss X ffp9ls - t5ysaS5
sseond Ciazs CsrH srn~
Al 4. Sr,ip, so.a. susEvAr0 S9nnsot Is OleyeiAse
vith t-,to. ~ tofado, Ohio1go, Columbus Onel1.
nan, indianapolis, 81 Louis, 4e.i saa - s9I2.sa
F.fns 7olnR eastward, connect - DunkiFA WIN
frNius On he New York . Ene Ralroad, eag y 2ut
- With those Of the New York Usutrai = suTeio
Me- YerE Oity Railroads iOr Kew YORK, ElbsnTs
Boston, HiagHrz gals, ko.3 I'D a. Ans ~ hAin
| On ne PHILADELPHIA q Kris Ralrcsl'
- Day Express, East ano Meh geEg<e y
girsrd With Trains on Gre 4 FtstsJurSn s-tioA
foE LaeAEEls, Me=6vsBS 5sIsSssyi sr,..
r7s<,Isud. oct. x7at. ,sEs
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HoEuluk ana Lu1kEuoNlOu y A0uut Mo1s
Also, nee and reliable treatment for DISEASES Of
e Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent free, In
seized envelopes. Address Dr.. }. skIIin Houshton.
Howard Association, P~hiladslphIA, Pa. nyS:RA
Ba-A GARD TO THE SUFFERING.
Do you Vihh to be cursdi II 60, swallow two or
three hosshes91 OF "Buchu,' 'fTonts Bittsrs,"
'sArsepArila, 'HeTVoUs Antfdotes." 90. &c. ao.,
aud sfssr you are sstirhsd with the result. then try
one box OF OLD D00T0R BOOhAR's ENGLISH
orEOifIO slILS-ahf BE- restored 60 hss' I'll and
NlgOr II iefs than thirty days. They are purely
vegetable, pleasant to take, prompt s.d ~sAiutsrT
IN thslr elects on the broken down and shattered
e9ntitution Old and young can taNe them aish
soven5eg@s DR.. BOOHAEis EaGLISH sPEOIFIO
ElLLS enre In lssB than 80 days, the wort cases Of
hsfOgShESS lmpOtency, Premature Deosy,
seminal weakness, insanity, and all Urinary, Sex
oel, ena gserVouS Ahsetions, no matter from what
cause P.oduoed. Price, Ube Dollar per box. Sent,
PostFaid, .bJ mail, on receiPt Of an order.
S-dsress JAMES S BUTLER,
No. 429 Broadway, New YORK, General Agent
PA box sent 20 sny address On receipt OF
price-Which is One Dodar-Pos Jgv. na-A dee
oriPuTe Circular sont on application. jyls:G3OdAE
BBLRS SPECIFIC PILL@WAR.
RANTEO IN ALL ~OAsRS.-Can be relied on
Never faIl to curei Do not ~nAuseatel Are speedy
IN sotiOnl No chance Of diet Eeq9iEsdi RQ 4aFEdtB::
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AmnseInents.

New METRoPoLITAN.-The attendance
at the Theatre last night was perhaps
the thinnest of the season. The playing,
however, was much better than on Tues
day night. Some of the parts, indeed
most of them, were admirably sustained
last night. But the play is not an at
tractive one 1t is unnatural and repul-
siYe. A rich bill is presented tonight,
including three excellent plays. the
closing piece being that excellent farce,
Hercules, King of Clubs" This bill
should attract full house.
The Terre Haute Express of Thurs
day says:
1--WE learn that Mr.. Martin Golden
will bring his theatrical company--now
playing with much success in Evans
viIle--to Dowling's Hall about the first
of January. During the stay Mr. Pelis-
sier win play an engagement in English
roles "