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II 10 stated By What seems to be good authority
that ir. Gwn vhose expedition To Sonors has Great
ed 90 much comment, there Judcr protection Of
the French Emperor, Who advocates Gvin', project
Of colonization aud development Of tho miut raj and
agricultural resources of Sonora aud constitutes him
"Drector-in-Chief" At Ariepc, the sest Of Govern
ment, with salary OF S6OOO q year. Marshal Ba.
kainc supports him With n force Of French troopl
which vill remain In sonora 20 long a. needed TO se-
cure IL ~ and order and ovcrs-e the Indians. Ques-
tons thl' come Oqbde Of tho code Of laws vhich are
TO BE- piofnu.gatcd, will 10 decided by Imperial
Council Of which Gwin 10 President. All new -comerr
must take the oath cf allcssnce to the Mexican Gov
efnment II 10 further stated that this plan Of COL
disconnected With ali political questions and move
ments, toing intende simply TO inctenc the revenue
q The Mexican fmpire, aud enable II " Pay of its
fofeiSn debts particularly the debt 10 France for
whi,h the receipts n, All sonora will he
pedsed over and above those necessary for the cup.
pOrt Of its gON NcrnmCnt"
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From Georgia.

Yesterday came to hand the first fles Of Georsl,
pGpc that have teen received In this city tho
opening Of the rebellion. We Gull vniou, item. Of
interest thercfrom
The Aurur,n CoSsrirtrto~Atis1 hr' the ntcund-
ins information that Rioh mond had heen recap
turcd by the rebel ten Ro4,er and a caysirv force
which had afe ards moved forward 10 Invade kary-
land and Pennsylvania
A sang vi ''ioose women and n on" sac,ed the GOV.
eminent stores In Aueust. nner the Surrender. Tho
CuR ,Si'ir AND SESrINrL says that the brave sol.
order aud d ,por,c thA mob Al Rean' cr ards ri.
vAie barfare at TIC depot a. demolished.
Ia a number OF fhe lsst-named paper HrreArt ten.
Mu.9n' sdIerisenent ofofine . reSard q fin.oh
In god, TO the captor OF Jen. Davis. and addine
"seScia million, Of srecio ieportei to ~ With HIM
" become the property Of the captor'.'
The same pap"r of May 81, contains advertise
nents Of The old slave hunting .iylc. Here isong
zone Hundred NCgrUGs Wanted l will pay lib
etal price Tor any number Of lfclv norroes such
boys, erl. and few men and families A.wison
II 4. Wilson GOT bis wish, ho probably toptu'cd OF
The .CnRnSicir Of the 9Th Of Nav save token Of
the sudden chanse Of sfars In that section, In edi
toriA' from which We extract a specimen pa-ssse :
our people ought TO he fully convinced that IL
folly, sea more that Il s madne,s for any ono to sup
pose that the United StAtee Government ho
ccssiully resisted hy force Of sims II formerly had
equals Hut now II .tands At the head Of nstions tho
greatest aud most foi mdAhle Of any earthly power.
ls resources have not been impaired ~ the esst by
The late glsantic wsr-they are iuoHhAustblc Ia
short - Cove rnmeut, " stronger nov aud hAs q
timer position than vhsn the late lamontable EIug-
fle vAt inauguTAted "
From an article on the exhaustion of the south We
learn that there di.tIes.ins scarcity of even the
osearics Of ifo and the country IL almost destitute
OF AL tind- Of merchandise. "Our agricultural imple.
nenL sefs worn cut, and our stock Of hoft's AMI
mules reduced 90 low that there 10 not sufficient for
the cultivation Of the soil he PLY sical cutie ms
and destitutlon vrought by the 10 iust nos be-
shining 20 he appreciated. our ruined fnanoes-
exhausted nmssariHt the scarcity Of the precious
mCtsls the suddeu collsp.e Of hat tesarded a,
colossal fortunes thousands OF lahorcrs dschargcd
from employment all these thlnrs mutt inevitably
produce a degree Of ,unorins Unprecedented in oui
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND THE VICINITY.

A FESTIVAL called blessed Virgin Nsrys
Help OF Christians" will lie celebrated to-day in all
the Catholic churchc, throughout ,he world In this
city high Insp will he sung at all Of thom during tho
morning
DEMAND FOR SAILoRs.-Since the suspen-
siou Of roIuIing for the navy sailors plenty, and
can Le hired at from $50 to $50 per month fic-'
vously they could not he got under s5O per month,
Coal DowS.--At the Exchange Rooms,
III Broadway y,,ieIdsy, ,cyentccn thousand OF
ysrou. kind, of pittr,on coal were sold at price,
ranging from 80 rs to ~ 30 being decline Of from
so to 81 cents per ton since last month.
AsPARAGUs.-A bunch Of this vegetable
containing seventeen spears, and eGhins three aud
thIee-IuaIter pounds, was exhibited la this city
JsIterdsy IT, brought from iauu on Long la
land.
MAxMILIAN's CONsuL in this city, VI. Luis
de ArIo, D. states according to reports that various
American officers Of tho highest Iespoctaby have
ukci his permission to enter the service OF the MtI
lean Emperor but he Lac hecn Obliged to refuse them,
ther. being h,re 70 attend " the emigration
OF soldiers
GoLD, at the Evening Exchange, opened ~
1a2A sold after call at 1925, aud closed AZ 1877
THE TRANsFIGURArIoy Pic Nc AT JoSr~
woprs vns well attended yesterday, and everything
went on well until the plrtie. were returning, about
half past siI, ~hen some roWdes, who had gathered
around, began to quarrel, aud fight occurred he.
tween them, during which several shott were fred by
uuknOwn parties, and man named John Stewart 4
10 Mott stree, shot In tho left breast. lie wss
badly Injured shat he died ut O'clock IN the 10Th
Precinct station House where he was taken. Tho
party who fred the shot escaped bu, Captain Hart
hss mon Vut In search OF him, Tbs shooting wa -
most dassrdy affair but IL does not appear thai the
parties who got up the excursion Woe In any manner
connected with the afifay
STRAWBERRIES are now quite plentiful 10
this market. They aro seng at dollar quart.
and at 20 centsa bAskrL
DEATH or AN OLD KEsIDENT.-Nr. VIM
T. Pinckney, a well knosn aud respected eitiIor
died on sunday morning. st q oclocs, Of apopieNy
MIR Pincknpy hold thc Office OF Governor Of the Aims
Soypnth MAfd In the Board OF Education lor ovci
ty,lyr ,etrr Ia funeral Viii take place tO-uurtos
Az 4. O'Clock, 4. n & ~ the Church Of tho Iloy
TTimty, oI Madison avenue ami forty -secOu"
suCrt
IEoy MoULDEEs UNIoN held very larg.
mcctiug ast evening At 2G7 Bowcry. Mr. Campbell
NJ tho lion MoulderI international Cnion delivere|
Icnsthy adde's in relation to the labor movement
which he pfopheied would he the grand topic irt
America when tho should terminate. He urseel
HE hearers 70 combine tor the common good, Tor With
out combr alton not hing could be- done with regard
strikes he said, that applications had been mads VI
iC0ntinued W - - -S--Sel
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The National Cemetery at Gettysburs
Finished.

The las, inttslncut Of tho iron railing thr Ia to-
enclose tho National Cemetery st Gettysburg has
been fot ~srded 20 Tvs destination. Tho whole
splendid work 10 now nnishel. Tho National
Cemetery sdioins tho old cemetery ., Ge,,yshura-
Between the two there has been put M this iron
railing, seventeen hundred feet In length, III"
front contains grand gateway, the whole 'front.'
being Ave hundrcj fee, in length. The gateway
will compare In beauty with any known 10 exist in
any part Of the world The grand double gate In
tho centre 10 dankol by single ono On either
side. Tho two principal columns Of tho large ssss-
way arc surmouu,od by spread eagles OF CORES
pondng proportions, pcrchod upon snmi glote-
The pattern Ia rustic, squsre with panel work upon
each Of which Ia inscribed tho nsfno of state
represented by Union troops In tie battle oi ue'~
tysburs. Thus ,hc right hand post shows tho
names Wisconsin, r. de Island. West NirSipia-
Illinois, Miuuesots, Maryland, Michigan, lndianS
and Ohio and the leit bears the names OF Penn
syvanis, New Jersey, New York, hAssschu.
sets, Connecticut, Nav Hampshire, Vermont and
Msne upon each side, eighteen In ALL The
term uosI" 10 scarcely applicable " columns of
such proportiou, Tho Lesser posts are ot CORES
pondng spe, surinuuutoi by drApcd urn. Tn"
centro-plecs VI tho smaller gates - national
shield the cnnur -peoo of tho large gate 10 star
in . wrtsth q laurel. The railing II plain aud
msssy,, appropriate 10 its purpose.
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leave hy dozens together, while in rpper Csuads
situisr hegirs exists. Bolleulc, e. W, n hrlc
village with SIX or seven thousand peoI lc, has loss
lbo Inhabitants within the past few weeks.
q. thc io,h ~ J.,u.,x tb. .bin uop,oon. .of Ros.
ton Nss los, a, Uowl,nd'. Island. while ,.ttrg IN
guanc, though hut ons man uen.h,1 She was
caught In .Teavv g.l. .f,nr h.vinS ,i.t tai an on
1,IOd TINS OF su.no .nJ s,,uct be.vy ON The reef,
uushirpns ,be Jdc, ,nd inst,s r,,t OF the ,,ern
port. The keel came w In such manner that tho
sur nrNEe under the ships quarter, and s~r
Puhuins away Tor sNhile, sho sunk stern down.
uIe HOm Nore.
Tus difficulties In A.. sro,ch ,,on ,r,dc hnyo
been cotnpr,fnis,I ,,.,,,c,.. -, ~ r,..,er,'
and worknen'. d,Ieg,t. w,a t.ld Al Glasgow.
when note, were rnmr,,ei az 10 FpgIi.h urye,.
The masters airecd 10 with-lr,v ,hcir former no.
tces and rr,iuc. the v,.es ~ ,ttIlsrs a. ton
instead Of Is, and the N.ses " m;llnen ave in
stead Of ten Ier cent Tho i,lrystes accented the
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The Great Military Review.
Grnndost Spectacle Of the Age.

WA,HiS1ToN, May 20 1865,
Tho weather, to-lsv, was everything that could be
IesheI Tor the unpreccnGenily grand review OF the
Army Of the Potomac. The atmosphere Was pleasHnt
Me sun sAone With uncl)udcd splcnior and the re-
,sAt rains had laid the dust thus rendering streets
IN rool nggcliar condition. Thousands Of persons,
nc.udnS many from other cities VINO have 'pccisIly
come hither to see the pas, ant line lhc sidewalks
4 ON the Capitol to the Executive Mansion, dis'
tsucc OF mile and \ hslt, whi!o VindoEs and bal
oolos, and all eligible positions, including houfe-
tops, occupied by deeply in'crestnl 'Iccta ou
All public business suspended, anl there was
general holiday. The Capitol bofe the motto IL large
L. terra The only national debt We never can pay
IL he debt owe TO the victorious Union sodlers"
Hut few citizen, were nt home, they
we're nearly ell abroad 10 witness the
noyemcnt Of the Army Of the Potoma,, and
the tens n thou-ands Of tried veterans. The IA
,ora far flew ti}h f!om oil the plllc hu.liiA--.
While f.OI tlo windows on the line OF procession th'
,tAT. sAd ttupc, Vcl, Tr ,u-r,y di.p.ayod Tho
.oopr leeau f0m the north Of the Crpito. At
rine o'cl.cS This molniur. Al the latter place A.
ems two th9us .ui school girls Ncge assembled neat
.yG.e.sc! in sunmo. olothe-, and there was much
.eq,,., excitement aEona them in PRESSING forward
10 present flowers TO tie soldiers no galhnt,y boN ed
-to.. ,A-uEs These ctiltron aso sung patriotic
onss. The immense column moved in the following
rdett
GcsI.rHIels 4SEy 2! tie 70 ossS AvoI gsasEal
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JEFF. Davis aud His Friends.
They arr safely ocked Up at Fortress
Monroe

For,r,n MirroD, Nav 2e-N one o'clock this
afternoon the steamer sia, j. Pierce left Baltimore
Wharf At this place with Brevet Msjor Gen Miles,
accompanied by other officers of prominence, and
proceeded 10 the steamer Wm +. Clyde, at anchor In
the stream with Jef Dnv. md remainder the re-
fe PARTY on board An hour perhaps to si,e depart
\ ms rohels time IN take long farewell Of
frond- and dear oncs, vas awarded them.
Tho harhor which usually I, crowded With
'.r Mind. and clrsses Of vc.els, to-day look.
'sd almost deserted. scarcely dozen tail of ves.
'els could le counted, aud even they seemed duh
and h'tles'. Col. Roheri. commander Of Fortress
Menroe percciving the absolute necessity Of msin.
tsuins ttrict discipline, in conformity with the
wishes Of tho Government that the ransfcrmcnt
Of the rebel party TO Fortre,. Monroe should he con-
ducted In A. quiet manner pr'ihle very early in
,he morning stationed guard. in the immed ate
vicinity Of the cascmantspherein are celia intend
ed for the incarceration Of the pri-oners-and also
along the various path and routes they would he
ohllsed to traverse while route to the rortr',
In short time after the Pierce reached the wharf
the prisoners tegan 10 land Such we're the the Ar
r.ngements strictly enforced by the military author
ities, that no person VIA allowed TO appronch the
hsf where tie prI.oners landed, except At die
,aRce Of owe. fvc hundred Yard AZ the prisoners
marched up the wharf preceded by guar Of their
fNVtoIr, ~ lHt hNlllkhu VhNhlNs hht tpht
form Of JEFF pavi,, drcsed in grsy clothes and
inga light iet hat, could lie easily discerned. Az
,oon ss the prisoners we're all Ashore, they were
marched UP along the leach to the sally port Of the
~ster battery IN tho of the fortress and thence
10 their cells IN tic fecond tier OF casenates.
| Clement G. Clay accompanied Jeh. Davis inside
che fortress and also, It supposed the largest por-
ton Of his pononal staff. Mrs. Dave and her four
children, her bleher and sister and the wife Of Gle
ment Clay remain board the steamer clyde, and II
s thought will be sent South this evening orders
have been received from the War Department pro-
hibitine them iiom going North. The parting be-
tween JET Da'is and h- family l. decgilcd to have
been OF an extremely affecting nature during which
the feelings Of the once ambitious and desperate
tclel leader we've completely overcome.
MNoI-Genoral llaeck has hceu here during tho
pnst three days, experimenting the aransemont'
made tor the confinement OF the rebel prlsouer..
stringent orders IN relation to visins the fottres'
have been Issued, and all civilians are Prohibited
tom entering It uuess duly pro' ited with pas
from haoT-Ienoru iialock
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From the South.
Surrender Of -. MARKS and Tallahassee
to our fsrccs capture OF the ~tcnuer
spray

The United state, steamer Rhode Island, Com.
mAndcr stephen u. Trenchard, arrived at this port
last evening. from Pcnsacols the 10th instsut she
brinss news Of the surrender Of ST. mark and ralls-
hasce, fls 10 forces the 9th Inst aud ,so Of
the steamer spray to Lieut. Gibson, Of the MohaskA
on the lith inst. The |. steamers Il X. Cuyler,
Fort Jackson, Potomac and ksnsvhs we're at rcnss-
coils
Washington, Nay 2s.-oficial intelligence has been
received Of the surrender Of st. Maris and TaishAs
zee, Forida, TO our forees and doo Of the rebel
steamer spray
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Yesterday came to hand the first flee of Georsl'
pGpes shat have teen received In this city since Tho
opening Of the rebellion. we Gull vNiou, items o
Int rcst therefrom
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Max Not TO be Invaded.
An Expedition from san FrancIsco DE.
tanned.

san Franeiscs NAY 22-The bark Brooklyn, which
to sail ior Arizona With 40 Mexican emigrants,
and which had 26l eaoeJ o. firearms on board has
been detained by the Custom House authorities Who
have telesrsphed TO Washington for Instructions in
the piem'et. 1t is supposed that the party, consist
ing mainly Of Americans, was bound to Mexico, 10
help JuArez,
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TaB Richmond WIG says that ouSntiell, tho
guerrilla, was not vouadsd and captured by
TcIIY se9Vu asSr T.yqlvale, Ky,
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Ranmaas.l
CLEVELAND 8 ERlH RAILEOAD
WHITES ARRAHeEEEIzT. ssA


On ana a5sr Monday, Oct. sIst, 1854. PAssensuI
1rAiHE VIII run ~ blloWs (sundAyn szoeptsd)i
LEAVE CLEVELAND;
ESQ, A. H.-DAY EKPREss TRAIE-StoypInE ai
WtliouEhby, Phlnssvtlle. Madison, Geneva Aah.
tAbula, OonneAut and Girard only and arrfVs ai
LIS at La ?. M Dunkirk IS ?. T., BunAlc
as P. M..OIHOINHATI EKPREss-stouvinz. Al
Painsgvtlle, AnhtAbula snd Girard only. Spd A.
rive st krie6 80 ?. 4. Dunkirk 8 IS ?. n, But
$50 =. H MAiL AHD AOOohhopAT1oB-
st9pDinG at al stations and arrive at Era Ai
800 F. 1..EieHT HxPEEss TRA1H-s.o,ylns a,
PAinesvflle, ABhtsbuia and Girnrd only, and
arrives at Erie at l7:l0 A. r. Durfirs 1;c
a. T., bESalo a:20 An
LEAVE ERIn
80 A. M.-mGHT E1PRESs TRAIH-EtoSpinn
ct Girard, AshtAbulA and PaineaVille only, and
arrive at Cleveland at 30 A. \.
TRAIE-5toPplnR At al stations and arrive Ai
IOsi5 A. M-ToLEDo EXPREss- -stoppinE at al
gtatisng exoePt SWsnVille, SaybrOok, OnionviIle,
SIS P. M.-DAY ExPRIss rRAIE-Stoppsns ni
Girard, ,Oonneeut, AAhtAbulA, Geneva 4 Paines
Vile onT, and arrives In Cleveland At .: :25 ?. Il.
~ Second OlAss Cara are run on al through
trains.
An the trains going westward connect at ClevelanN
with trains for Ioledos Chicago. Columbus. Oinon-
nat, lncisnapotss St Louis, &o.; and all through
trains going eastward connect ct Dunkirk with the
trains Of the New York Erie Railroad, and Rt Buf
al with those Of the Rsy York Central Bu1alo
Boston, Niagara Falls, &C.. and st Erie with trAinI
on the Philadelphia Erie Railroad.
81 Day Expreg, Hast aud Hegt, connects 81
GlrArd with Trains on ETie 4 Pittsburgh RailrOa6
Cleveland. Oct. T7st. IsSi.
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DAILY LEADER.



fFor the Cleveland Leader
Tbs prelude 70 Springs mInssrSlsy Is sounding on
the airi
thought Of Southern summer Stats like sweets
tened prayer
In the voice Of every zephyr, and at the dawn of
day
We hear the anthem taken up by the robins rOun-
delay.
The 'nOw-orOwnsd wintsr-King has aed back ts
his Arctic home,
A prisoner now mid icy waves and frozen wrsathS
Of foam.
The stirring young musician, March, begins the
song Of Spring,
Listen to the melodies his sweeping vild-winds sing
The 1tisu put on softer Iool, and smile b.nignly
down,
On forest. bare and l.aas,', on .loping meadows
brown
On river, ripping clearly, unlOOs.d from frozen
bands,
On happy homes and happy hearts, on Natures
smiling lands.
There is prophecy in the air of better things to
come,
That the trees shall wave in vsrdurs, and the mea
doWs break in bloom;
That April'S sOftsncd music shall yisId to Mays
glad chime,
And then lhaIl spring the blossoms of the ripsnsd
summer-tims.
The naples in the forest wave their branches at the
sky,
Moved By the sweeping tide of Marchs harmony;
And, also, yielding to the genial, smiIingSun,
Pour forth the sweets from Natures storehouse |
won.
These are the trees most noble of the forest band
Which, in the Spring, yiel5 treasures with lavish
hand;
And in the summertime, with stately majesty,
Roll up green billoWI 'gAinIt an azure sky.
But all these beauties Of tbs Spring there is enS
thing to mar,
And that the heavy, OrimsOn-droppiugd dew of War;
IN all the blossoms, buds Of Hope, there falss In
gsring blight,
The trace Of tears is our all, Ger all gay twilight
lay HeaFsn hasten on the time when We shall see
again
'ur matohless stars shine forth with Iustrs nssr to
wAne,
When the eagle of our country shall soar on tirsss
wing,
nd Peace shall come again, with an eternal spring.
WnIoUeHBT, OHIO, March Il, 1865.
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COMMENCING EcEDAHs OCTOBER BlG-s 1884
- Mails viii be opened and ready for delivery
one hour aftor arrival Of trains.
~ An Mails closs one hour before departure
trains. 4--t .
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DTPOri
EAstsn Through aTTss ct 7:So A. NJ, 2;l5 P. n,
Eastern Way arrives at lGsOA.M
Western Through arrives ct 9:20 A. Il, $40 P. n
do Way arrives ct s:65 P. N.
EAndunky Way arrives Ut 9i15 A. Il.
Cincinnati Through arrives ct eS0 A. d., 800 P. n,
DO Wy arrive. =. 500 ?; =:
Way arrives at l0l0 2. n.
Mahoning Way arrives st 1O:g5 An
bsadviIle arrives at 1O=25 A. n.
Medina Way arrives nt 800 P. 81.
Rookport, &o., arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays ard
Saturdays Gt Il d.
WarrensViIle arrives daily at lob A. N.
East Cleveland and Euolid arrives daily . A. H.
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
AAEFHBs THEoUaH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston. Kew
York, Hartford, and PainesviIle, Geneva, A5htabu
10 End OonnsAnt, closes ct $50 A II.
EAsTERH TEaoUeH, for New York only, closes st
EGsr1an rHROUeH, for Erie, BunaIO, Albany,
Bogton, New York and Hartford, closes at 500
EAsrs1z war, for sn points between Cleveland
Snd Erie, closes ct 2.60 P. d.
WEsFERH THRoUaH, for Toledo, DetrOlt, Ohloage;
and Milwaukee closes at T:lO A. n.
WzsTnRz THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroit, ChioGgo,
RnsFzRN WAT, for all points betWsSn Cleveland
aud Toledo, closes at 1:45 P. NJ. .-.
SAEDUsxY WAY, for ssndusky and all interns-
date points, closes At $50 P. n.
CHoHzATI WAY, for AL points between 0lSTslAnd
md Cincinnati, closes ct 7:06 A. NJ
OIEmEATI THROUGH for Columbus, Dayton,
EsWArk and Cincinnati, closes ct 1906 A. n.
OtHOHEATfT THEoUGH, for Columbus. Cincinnati,
LcuIsVfls, ST. Louis, Indianapolis, ZanezviIe, ard
wheeling, closes 1t 300 P. n. . $40 r.-
PIffsBURGH THHoUsR, for Pittsburgh and WAsh.
Ington, oloees ct 1880 p. n.
fIFrsEURaH WAI, for all points between CleTs.
and. WelIEVille and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, PHI
EdsphIa, BAltinors and Washington, closes 81 700
An. --- ~ --E .H. I-l
MAHoEma WAY, for ell points between Cleveland
aud Youngstown, closes st a:45 P. n.
MRADvILLE, closes ct $50 A. N. - vel
HwmA WLX, CLOSES At 7:30 A. X.
BoCKPoKr, &o., closes On Tussoayg, JhuEEdsyS
and Saturdays, at IAN.
WAAREssVIrLl, closes daily, l0:3OA. H.
EAsF OLnVELAID ard Euolid, closes daily, at
m. 1L llt
haH and Drop Lsttsu are required b. lsE 70 be
prepaid.
AiOity Ciruulsn are FSquirsd 70 bsprs-pAid With
Ofsco opsn from 8 90 A. NJ to T.5O P. N. On
Sunday from 300 to 1000 4. NJ, za-..
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spgfal Znaees,
REI,IIs aPFCTFIO FIIIs-WAR


KAHTED N ALL oAsES-Qan y relied
Es1or al % cErsi Do not Eaussatsi Ars EPeSe
q actioal 20 change of dist soquiTodl Dc not n
6srior6 with banassI purSu1tEi Gan b used with.
cut detectscal Upward Of so cures TIE past mouth
-Buns e thsm FsTy EsTsEu oasos. Over ons hun.
GrEd phyElcianI have used them IN tksir prAo-
fioa srd speak vel Of their emoacy, and approTO
81 thsiE oonpoaition, which b entirely Vegslsbls.
and haF1nlsss eH the syEtsm, Hundreds Of oartia,
uatsS oll BE- shown. BsIrH Specific Pills ere th,
cFiRfual End only Esnulns Bpeoido PHI. 1heg ara
edHptsd for msls and fsmale, oidoT young, ans
sha cnly reliable remedy Tor o1e5ting . pexmae
Rrntand gpoedy ouse IN al eaSss q speRmAtorThea-
a. 6anninai WeakneNI, with al ia trsin1 of sTilA
Eueh Is URothral end Vaginal Discharges, Glest,
d Whites. Nightly or InToluntAry Emis1lons, In
esutiasnos Genital Debility and Irritability, In.
notSney, ReakneSI or loss Of Power, Nervous De-
biIifv a.. 40. al Of which arise principally fro
6exuSf NOSES or SELF Abrsa, or some oonstitu.
tioaa dsrslgomenf, and inoapaoitates the sufferer
from fulhllinE the duties Of married life. In 81
sexual diseasss e. oonoEThsa, Gisst and etFoturas
ponEnltins PhTHisian f1r The treatment Of Seminal
Urinary, Sexual, and EsrTouS Diseases, who viii
EsRd, tree g al, tbs following valuable work, n
IL IU1IEEH THOu1AHn.-Dr. Bells Irea4iga On
Balf Abus0 Premature Decay ImPctenos and Loh
e Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness,
diGhtly EmiHfons, Genital Debility, a., 40, .
ranphlet Of g pages, containing important I'd.
Vlos to the afiistod, and which should Be rad b
every sufferer e the means Of cure in the ssTsres1
Fksze1 3 pIslnIf 1T forth, I've stamps required
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-18
H@PHIIOsOPHY o. MARRIAGF.

Tpe PropristorH Of the New York Museum Of AnAt.
omy have dstermIned regardless Of expense, 70 iH-
sue frse (for the benent OF suffering humanity, and
impression # quaeksry) four Of their most inter-
esting and instructive Lectures on Marrsge and Its
disqaali6catlons, Hervous and PLY sical Debility,
Premature decline OF Manhood Indigestion Weak.
nsss or Depression, Impctency, Less or Energy and
Hanly Power; the grsst So0lal Evil, and those
MaisdisI which result from youthfol follies, sx-
csssss OF maturity, and ignorance Of PhyEiology
and laws Of nature.
Ehsss invaluable Lectures have bson the means
Of fenlightsning and saving thoEsAnds, ond viii be
forwarded fres. on rsooipt Of four atamps, by ad-
dressing sEORETART, New York kuseum Of Anat-
omy and Medicine, 6ls Broadway, New York.
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