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Dick Turner.

Dick Turner, the noted turnkey of Libby
Prison, is securely locked up in the most
dismal, subterrsnean dungeon of that place
of torture. There is no pity felt for him
in Richmond A correspondent who saw
the cruel-hearted msE, describes him SIS
being pale as leprosy, his beard whiten-
ing, his deficient teeth ajsr, and his eyes
full of guilty terror. He is now fully
IS mean and cringing in his behavior
as, in power, he was insolent and cruel.
When turnkey, he shot men dead with q
revolver who came to the windows for air
and light, kicked and knocked down others,
and took delight in sugmenting the untold
miseries of the poor prisoners under his
charge. He has heard, in his loathsome
cell, that the soldiers have decreed his
death so soon as they are fully assured of
his identity, and his pleadings for mercy are
presented 10 all who come near him but
be pleads 10 hearts Of stone.
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FTee DeIIyeFy Of Letters.

Parties wishing their mail matter delivered By
Carriers will please leave orders to that effect at
letter through tie Postofioe when they viii be de-
nvered, without satra cuarge, with promptneess
aocoruir to the following Timetable OF Depart
ures Of Carriers from the Office:
IN THE BUSINESS TERRITORY.
Lying between the Rivsr aud east side ontario st.,
(,ncludIng the Ox-BoW istsl the deliveries VIII
be IS IOloEs:
FlRsr DElrvERY.-Carriers win leave Postof5ee
at 500 A N. with proceeds of all night nails.
SEC0SD DELIvEkY.-Leave Postofhoe ~ 1000 A
n. with proceeds Of 1880 Eastern
THIRD DEIvERY-Lsave Il:30 A. NJ. with pro-
oeeds Of go A n. Western, 9:l5 A.. n. Ssndusky
Way, ESQ A.. n. Cincinnati, 925 l. n. Pittsburg,
and 1880 A. Il. Eastern Way.
FOURTH D1LryEsT.-Le-ve at 2;oO P. N. for Drop
Letter Distribution.
FIFTH DELryKRY.-LeAve at 400 P. NJ with pro-
ceeds Of 2;l5 P. II. Eastern, z55 P ~ Western and
500 P. N. Cincinnati.
SKIN flELrvERY-Lsaye at 600 P. n. for Drop
Letter Distribution.
-FOUR DELIVERY TERRITORY,
Living bet cen Ontario strset and Wilson avenue,
including seranton's lat5, the Heights, and the
FrRsr DEIrvERY.-Laave Postofice at g. 90 A N.
with proceeds Of night nails.
SEC0gD DELIvERY.-Leave At lO:3O A n. with
proc eds Of all forenoon mails except 1870 A. n.
Eastern Way.
THIaD pEiIvERT.-Leave at 500 P. NJ. with pro-
cesds Of 1920 A. N. Esstern Way.
proceeds Of 2;l5 P. N Eastern, &55 P. n. Toledo,
and S.O0P. n. Columbus.
COLLECTIONS OF LETTERS IN THE BUsI-
NESS TERRITORY.
FIRST CoLLECTIOs-Wih commence At 500 A
for the $3.50 Eastern and $50 Atlantic and Great
Western.
sECosD-Ei1 commence at 1000 A. n. fsr Drop
Letters.
THRO-Oommences at Il-SO A. n. for 1:50 ?. n.
Pitt burg, $40 n. Columbus, 2:4b P N. Toledo
and 325 p. Esstorn Way.
FoURTH-C Commences at 300 P. N. for 500 P n.
Eastern and 4:3O N. SsuduskY-
FIFTH-CommF nces at 4s1o P n for Drop Letters
sIxTH--Commencls 1t SEQ P. n for $40 P. n.
Eastern, 10 90 P Western. and 1000 P. n. Gin
/ ciubar; 5:SO A. N. tn5Et mOrning) Mahoning, 500
A. N. next m, rning) Pittsburgh s:e5 A N. (nezi
morning) Cinnai; And $40 A. NJ (next mornngl
Toledo.
! COLLECTION IN THE FOUR DELTVER7
| TERRITORY
| VIII commence at SODA. n, 1880 A. NJ, 500 P
z. COWIEs Pm.
I
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DRR.GOODALE'S
CATARRH
R E M ( DY.
AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

IA psnetrafes the secret ambush of
this terrible di saSe snd exterminstes it, root and
branch, forever.
It removes All the WFetehed syInP-
toms of this loathesome mslsdy, and avsrts con-
sumption.
If cleans the head, d@OdOrises the
breath, and affords the most grateful relief.
IL aIleViates more agony and silent
suhs ring than tongue can tell.
II Is noted for curing the most hope
less caaea that every knOsn means failed in
IL cures BRY, Rose and Periodic Ca
tarrh, Of the most obstinate ard violent types
so form OF Cafarrh or noises i'm the
Esd can resist its penetrating power.
DIR. GOOdaIe's Catarrh Remedy il n
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm OF the hand.
o DR.. z. GOOdaIe is known throughout
the country, as the Author OF the only True Theo-
~ OF CataTrh ever published y here its Origin
What its RsTages-Mode Of fTrestmsnt-and Rspid
Cure Ia all its forms.
Dr. sOOdaIe's Pamphlet on ERfarFh
shouid b. read by every 1t esn be obtained Ct
our uesrest Agency, or bS sending postage stamp
10 orr Office.
Price 81 90. Send a stamp for pamphlet.
EoRT0N Z co, Sole Ag'ts. 70 Becker st., n. 7.
7old by G. ", CLARK Cleveland. febs;Rs
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Somewhat lstei in the day Corsica is about
to commemorate the most famous Of her
sons. a FreRch journal states that yacht
has gone TO Ajaeoio bearing an equestrian
statue of the first Napoleon. The same
vessel takes the statues of Lucien, Joseph,
Jerome, and Louis BOnspsrte. They are
six feet ten inches high.
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Schuyler Colfax, late speakerof the House
Albert D. Richardson, the escaped Tribune
correspondent Samuel BoBles, publisher of
the Springfield (Asss) RspstbLiea,l, Major
General Garfield, and others, 90 on q trip
over the plains 70 CAlifornis and Oregon,
starting sometime in Nay OF june, II is
part pleasure and parta hulinsss HndsEtAk.
ms
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a~PgILOsOPHY OF MARRIAGE.

Tne Proprietors Of tho New YORK Museum Of Anst-
omy have determined, regardless Of expense to h.
sue frse (fOr the btneht Of suffering humanity and
suppression # qusokery) four Of their most inter
esting and instructive Lectures MArrisge and ts
disqualification, Esrvous and Physical Debility,
Premsture decline Of Manhood, Indigestion, Weak
ness or Depression, ImpOtenoy, Loss OF Energy and
Manly Power; the great Social Evil, and those
Maladies which result from youthful f0llies, exc
cessss Of maturity, and ignorance Of Physiology
Rnd laws Of nature.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
OF fenlightening and saving thoussndA, ond will be
forwarded free. on receipt Of four stamps, by ad-
dressing SECRETARY, New York Hussum OF AnRt-
umy and Medicine, SIS Broadway, New York.
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ARRIVAL OF NAILS At DzPOg
aad s.s5 P. u.
Eaztern way arrives Is I0s9O A. n.
western Through arrives ss csc A. ~, $40 P. n
do way arrives At 2s65 p. n.
ea1cu8ry Way arrives at e.l6 A n.
Otnonn sti Through arrives at $50 A. n, roo Z. -
% Way arrives ct 500 P. n.
tittshurgh Through arrives II as65 A. y.
Nay arrives 81 1910 ?. n
hAhcning Way arrives ~ l0ss5 A. N,
h55soviil5 arrives At l0.25 A. N.
GiedinA Way Arriyss At 400 P. n.
sooEPort, &C., AEriyes Tuesdays, ThUFsdsya and
9 fsErsnsVllls arrives daily ct 10.IBAM
Esst Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily 4. n.
HOUR OF CLOSING THE NAILS
AAsTHEs TasOUGH for Eris, Buffalo, Boston, HsV
Iork, Hartford, aud PAinesviDe, Geneva, Asbtaba
Ia md Oonnaant, closes Et $50 A. n.
EAsTEEE EHEousa, iar EsV York only, elosss n
a.S5 P. NJ.
EAszEEz FHa0UgR, for Eris, Buffalo, Albany,
Boston, hsW York snd Hartford, eiesss At 800
Pm
ELE-mE WAT, for al points bstEsaa OIsySIAnd
sId Eris, olosss ct asO P. n.
GssTERE THEoUaH, for Toledo, Desrsit, OhiosEo;
snd Milwaukee olosss ct T;l0 A. n
hEsrERS TaR0Uaa, for folsdo, Detroit, Chicago,
N1sERHE WAY, for AL points between Cleveland
aud Toledo, closes At I:45 P. IL.
SAsDUsKT WAY, for sAndu1ky and all iDtsrma-
1iats points, closes at $50 P NJ.
CIHCnIiATf WAY, for all points betEosa OigyslAnt
ard Cincinnati, eiosss At 1906 A. n.
OuEunOs'A-l TURouess lor Columbus, peytoa.
EsWart and Cincinnati, closes st 1:O5 A. n.
lulCusNArTI THR0UcH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
LSufsyilo, S.. Louis, Indianapolis Zaneggills, aud
Whseling, closes ct 900 p. ID.
PIrTsHURaH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh aRd Wash-
iugtOn, closes at 1880 P. N.
PrFTsEURGB YkT, Tor al points bstWesn OlsVS
knd, HsllsTiiis, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
ltstpl'is, eaitincvs and FsHhngtOn closes ht ZOO
A. IL.
hAHOIIEs WAY, for ALI points bstVSsn Olsvslknd
a1a NouuR5toWp, oi0aes at $40 P. b.
ugADvILLE, closes At 9s50 A. II.
HEDIEA WAT, elosse ~ T:S0 a. n.
kDJLPORT, &C., closes Tuesdays, FhErsdAyu
a1d saturdays, At l2m.
WAszESsIIELA, closes daily, l0:sOA. n.
EAFr usVstA7D Had Eselids close daily a.
r. "a.
Hhu and Drop Letter. sFs required sy Law 90 b
prepaid.
ElCity Circulars ara ~ airs5 70 bs prepaid WitA
3 fHo-esnt stamp.
OHios opan from 500 A. M. to 7.5O P. NJ. On
Sunday from 800 to 1870 a. NJ.
<. COWLEs, p. u.
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u a IN hlolOLOGAOAh LEW
OF MARRIAGE.-Oont nearly 800 pages
and ISO hne plates and engravings Of the anatomy
Of the human Organs 10 = state Of Health sHd Dis
ease with Trsatt-e upon Early Errors, its de-
plorabIs consequences npon the 1ind and Body,
with the Auth, RS plan Of treatm8nt-the only ra-
tional and successful mode OF cure, as shown by
the report Il cases treated truthful adviser TO
tie married and those contemplating marriage,
who entartaiu doubts Of their physical cOnd tion.
Sent free OF postage TO any address. on receipt Of rs
cents in stamps or postal currency, BY addressing
Dr.. LA OR0IX1 No 81 Maiden Lane, Albany,
NY.
Thu Author may he consulted upon any Of the
diseases upon ch his book treats either person
ally or BY mail, and medicines sent to any p.rt OF
the world mhl4:2ls
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rerMANHOOR And NEE VIGOR

OF YOUTH RESTORED IN four weeks, by DE-.
Records ESSEhCE OF LIFE, DR.. RicoTd lof "a
risl has appointed an A gent in New York for the
sale Of kis highiT-pr Essence Of LIE. his
wonderful agent Will restore Manhood to the most
shattered constitutions, in four weeks, and If used
RccOrding 70 p ntsd inutructions, fsiure Is impos
sgbls success, IN evsry csse, Is certain
Dr. Rioords Essence Of Life 10 sold in cases, With
full instructions Tor use, AZ ~, four quantities
Ia one for 49, and win be sent TO any part careful
T packed on reosipt Of remittance to his scsrsdlt-
"a agent Circular sent FREQ on reosipt Of four
utsmbs PHILIP ROLAHD,
AZ Rroo1le street, ons door west OF Bro%dvayi
feb1s-Eg New York,
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OoHaECTIOHH.

Oouns5fsons are naads at Monrosyfls With ne san,
dusFy Mansdeld q HoWark Z. Z. at Ulyde VIII y
ssudusiEy Dayton 4 Cincinnati 3. 81 IS BEemonl
yTifh tihi fremont 4 Indiana B. T.; and - Tolod9
,Titb tho Michigan Southern 4 Northern Indiana ana
roledo 4 W ahaBh Railroads for chicago, Detroih
5acksop Fort Wayne, LoRangport, LaiAFetta, Oalra
Alton. 81 Louis, snd All Poirtl Ws1t. Northwest asa
Southwest -. :, 49,.
West A. g.lp A. n, s:as ?. ~, and SEQ ?. =. IN
ss~drsky At s:l5 a. \. L. D. RUCKBR, suR's-
0levslaud. Dot. q. laA
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OLRVELAND AND TOLEDO R. B

IsSl-E. WHITE ARBAEsEhEHg- lS54-4;
On and aftar h5uday. Oct sl1ts iss4s Ra8songof
FrninI Wil IsAVs Cleveland - follows thnndsys c1-
cepted: ,-., e.. -. o..
Grafton, Oberin, WakemAa, horWa4ks 4onrOre-
VILE Bellsvue, Clyde, Fremont and Elmoro,
and arrives ct Toledo At Y .4b P. ~, Onicago ~
u:1OP. \. ard Detroit ~ ?. H.
s.iaP M.-WESTtifLH mAib--StoBs 81 ~ s.atlol4
On Southern Division. and. arTiYea at Iole5o =
7.E y. n: Chicago si 5 ;ss A \. and Desroit -
lO.19P. n. 20, "a.
a,rP H.-NORTHER HAILL-Etors Et Al ssa'
tons on northern Distsion. krd ArEiYel - sans
dnAkY at 40 p. NJ
ma p M.-EIGHT ELPKEsS--Stopl ~ 9raisu1 ]
HcTWnlk, MorrceViile, Clyde and Fremont, nd
arrives 81 Toledo at Is A. NJ Chioaao % II -
Ard Detroit Al s 90 A. g.
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New York q Harlem RallrOsd.

NOTICE. TO TRAf Ebkkh.
1.-TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
(5undayB sxcsptsd-l
hORHING EXPREss, leaving Troy at oslo A.
n; from Albany st Hudson River Depot - SssO A.
~. arriving ct New York ct $3.50 P. r.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy a. S:OO
P X; from Albany At 3:lS ?. n, arriving at New
York at Os30 P. n, connecting with express srainA
hor PhIIadslphla and Warrington City.
The Cincinnati Express nom Buffalo eonnsoll
with the $50 ct Albany for NeN York D tns hAr-
lem Road. 80 -,
r.nRemsnis have been made 70 run tha trains q
the HudUou River Railrosd %. and those Of the y.
n. and Harlem Railroad %. At diferent hourE HoHA
AiD~H' -'- T6E HARLEY ROAD.
Pau.uzsrs viii be Tickstsd and Baggage checked
ovsr tbIs road direct to New York By the OentraA
n r Co and all connecting lines North and West
Tiekets OF the HudaOH BiTsr Railroad %. and %
thiS Co will Be received By sither road and begE
1age checked By sither Company viii b delivered
fn Nv York without change Of checks.
NOV "a. 1884 y. A. CHAPLIN, Sup't.
ToRD h GREnE. Advertising Agent.
AB KHCKERBocKEE, Agent, Albany. noAa. II
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E1OL

~ OLD EYES MADE NEW
A pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
iqht and give up spoctscles without aid Of doctor
or medioene-sent by mail free, receipt Of ten
cents. Address Z. B. FOOTE, MD,
fabl4.R2ikw 1850 Broadway. New York
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sEWiNc MAcHINEs.
TVHR FLORKECE
u. i Ess mEny improvements owe any and al
aENREHAsR 9AREIRIES

SEWING k7AcHINES.
Is has the reversible feed feeding the cloth slhss
20 tho rigbt or let, 30 stay seam sr fsste1 ths
ends Of seams II takes four different stitches, tbs
Lock, Double LooE, Knot and D0Rble Knot-eAch
being alike or bo.A sides OF the fabric. Is mo.
tions sre 81 positive; ssws the thckesE oI thtnneH
fsbFlos without shhngs OF tension. Hesns any
Width hsfa isils braids quilts, bindE, EatheE sRe
hSVH n . ru6ie g. tiie same tina
+. ". GLEASON b CO., agents.
No. 81 Pubic Square, OIsvsisnd, snd No. Merrill
Tyinsr T-esro5f fr~rtz UFrtad julSSf-R
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IMPOBTANT 10 LspEs-Dr. 20.

~ Fsnsss FilIt nave nsvsr yes failed In rsnoV-
in9 aihoalftes arising ron obetruotions oE stops
faat q nature, 70 restoring TIE syssan 30 pers
set health Ehan stdoriug ron Spinal A1setionE,-
ifrolEpE1g, Utszi, Ala Whites, oT other We&knssa
ths Uterine OrgsnE. The Pills srs perfectly harm
leo On tFe oonstiIasio1, and may bs tAlc5n by the
aort dsIioaBs fsnnls Eithout osuzHE distress--ths
sane tins fhey ses Es charm b. strsng thsuinR,
invigorating s1d restoring the syEtsm b health
sondition, sn6 By bringing On ths monthly period
WI1n regularity, naiter from what os1sas the
5bstuuSsioa may Erirs Tisy should, however, EO7
- tsksa 6urinF she AIrg thEsa Elozsks % preznan
y, though ssfI At any other tlns, sE nisoaFTiagO
WOuld bs the ras1ls.
: Ersh box contains 80 pills. Frioe %.
5r ELBHET's TzEsSt5E On Bisoasoz Of Eemalel,
Pregnancy, k'ssarriego, Bsrrennssa, 9serihty, Re
production, sHd Ab16ss Of nature, and eInphstiosl
u khs Ladlss Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet
q o4 pages se1l fes 50 any podrs1s, Six osnts rs
euirsd 70 pay postage.
qss pHls and book win b ssnt By mai yhsH d.
Fsspd saearaiy sealed, and prspsio, by
}. .BBYAH, n. H., Gensral Agent
No. 70 Ocisr st., New York.
- soia by ell fho principal DruggistI-
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OLKVBLAND AND PITTSBURGH

lsss. WIHTKR ARRAEaEHEHT. lsa
On and amer MoudAy Dee 18th, 1854, Trains leaVo
OloVsiA nd as follows. aAily (5undayg exoaptedlf
500 A. h.-MAiL-ArriVs5 At Pittsburgh 4 20 r. u.s
Harr4sburRn In A H., Baltimore 7:0o A, -
WAshington lO.ss A. A., Phiaoelphla s 20 4 ~
New York lO-oQA. ~, Wheeling 90 P. H. UoF
nects At Hudson with q. z. a u. R.R. fcT Akron
and MileTsburgh-
In P. NIX PKEss-Arrivss a. Pit50urzh s:ls 2.
- Washing ton 40 P. n, Philadelphta Hs4o p
h. New York 2.i5P. n, Wheeling - A. y,
5:ls P. M.-AOOOMMoDATION-EOr Hqdso9 and
tntarmediate Stations, Ouyahoga Fails, Akron.
and MiIeTsburgh, connecting af OrrYile vita
PEW By. for Canton, Mazillon, Noos-
ter and Mansfield
Oarssrun throash ron PittaburEb - HsB AcFk
CVia Al -entognl without chalgs o. cars.
~ Fars a. low - By Any other hEts
pE Through Tickets can be procured at ms Uuicl
Ticket Cfcs, WeddeM Houae, e. ths DeFut, ~ sss
BHVHBHUx. sup'S
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nLRYKLAND . BIB RAILROAD
HIErEs ksKAHaEsnIE

1855, HIHIEB EAkAhdEH<4 Aees
On and arsr annday, Oct nst, 1854. FAsslEsE
Trains will run iolloWs, tsOndaJH sKoepted)i
LGAVE OBEVELAHD.
s.5G A m-DkY EXPRFHs TBAIE-StoBsinE st
WflauThhy, Fainasviile. adts0n. Geneva. Ash.
tAbul., UOuneaut and airsrd onl7, and hrriys =
Eris ai n ?. -, Du1tirk S5ib ?, H. huhAlo
,.as P Hs'.CiEtyIEEATa ExPRsss-stoypIags s.
Psinssvills, Ashtshula and 0lrnrd only, and ars
Eiyss a. hrie6 30 ?. H. DunsirE % 2. H. bas-
r.s :. a.@MhiL AND AOCOMMODATIOE-
stoppirG Rt al Bsst.Oas and arrive As Eris as
an PMENisHT EEPgEss TRAIH-sscvyfnE as
PsinasviIie AshtAbplh End etrard only 80
nrriTss a. Eris ht 1870 >. -, curEirf t-s
A. ~ BnTalo an AZ.
LHA6B EKIz.
ssa-A. H.-HleHT EkP8ESg TRAln-sgosglng
q Girsrd, Ashs1buls and Painesyi1a only and
arrive at CleValsnd e. 7 20 A. n.
s:I5i A. n MAIL AND ACOOlMQDAIlO1
ThAIH-stoyPins st al stations and aETirs As
,o.4s AZ Vi -@T1LEDO EXPRrss-stopplnr 81 an
stafiosis except 5W snyfe. kAg brook UnionVtilei
Perry, Mentor and Nlekinss and ArEaFea ~
"A. NsADSY ExPFfss TRAIH-sscpvsng as
Girart. .OouneSnt, AshtAbula, GenoTa PItnoe-
vile only aud arrives IN Cleveland st 2 . ?. =
~ ssccud ClaEI Cars ara run on Al tAEeesa
Trains. -.
Nth trains for folsdo. Chicsgo, OOlumbus Olncln-
nati Indianapolis St. Louis. 4c.s end 81 tnrou ~
trains going eastward. conrect nt DuEkiTk WITH tne
trAins of The New York Ere Rallroad, an4 q buis
New YORK City Railroads for New YORK, Albspyl
Boston Niagara FaA, ho., and a. Ar1a H-h1 trtll2
| on The Philadelphis EriO Railroad.
- Day Expros8. Gasl ard Wests eonneel y
| girErd with Trains on EEis Pistaburga haiHnac
| sor IinaaYiile meaaVnle, InDes.ouni 81
| n eofIlEeHAa, sEs'I
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sPEcIAL NOTICES.
BBLL75 sPKOIFIO PILLS-WAR


sAHTLD IL ALL OAsEs.-OaR b. relied
HsEef fAa 20 oarsi Do not EEuseGtsl ATS gpsod
a sotiorI No change Of diet required Do not In
tsrisrs With b1sine's pnrSuisG Can BE- uBod with.
sat datactionl Upward Of 30 cnroa ths part month
--soma o. ths1 very ssvore Gases. Over ons hun
aEsd phyHiotanf ksVs u1od them "a THAR prno-
ties, and Epsak vel o. their sEloaey, and kpprovs
q thsT ooIlpoaition, Which b sltirsiy Tagstabls-
Aad harmless o. tie gyutsfa. Hundreds Of oertihi
satea oan BE- shown. Bells spsoiAe Pils Are N
sdginal and only Esnuins 6psoiee PID- They are
a1npted for male aad female, 0ldos g0unas ene
ihs only rsliabia remedy for aflsoting . psrDae
asaf snd Epsody cara IN al Gases Of spemAsoThoa-
a. ssu1fuaf WsskusSs, with al ita train1 Of eVila
Tsoh Is Urethrsi ana Vaginal Discharges, elect,
hs Nhlsos, Nightly or Involuntary EmiEionA, In
Eoutincrcs Genital Debility and IrFitability, In
potency, Weakness or loss OF Power, Nervous De-
biity, &o, &C., all Of Whioh arise principally fro
Burusl EKoes5as or self suss, or Bome oonstitu
ttonti Arrangement. an .nc1paeitates the Eu1sTsE
fr0n fulflting tbs dutitf Of married hfs. Ia 81
Etzuai disoassE Go1oThsA, Glsot and Structures,
B0aEultinf PaydoiAp for she treatment Of seminal,
Urinary, sexusi and Nervous Dipssss1, who vii
ssne fres - Al, the following rsiasbls vorS, IN
Esaisd snxs.0ps.
HHE FgFTIrEH TEoUsAEn.-DT. Bells TFaAtiEo on
zsif kbuss, PrsnEturs Decay, Impotonee and Los
d FONsT, sexual Disassas, seminal WsaEnss,
Nightly Emissions, Genital Debility, &o., &C., .
pamphlet of "a pages, containing Important Ad-
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4 NAEfk BLAND, CO4U1BUS y ClEs
NCIEEATI AILROAp,
l66f-5. WINTER ARRAHGEHEEI L5t4-e.
IIt Frain-s:O5 A, M.-CIECTEEAFI ExPRrEs.
Stopping at 9rafton, Wellington. New Lons
don, Shelby, OEsstlids, Gallon, Glisad, Car
aingson, Ashley, psisWars, Dsuis Centre aza
Wosthingson.
"a TrAln-2:aS P. M.-AOO04G00ATION.- .-stoss
as Al 1tations and arrives n Columbus Af -
?. n, Cincinnati g.5o A. r..
= Trnins-l0:0O 2. P.h.-NIGHT ENPRE5s-StoyDil
at Grafton, Wsllington, nsW London. H1elbyr
Olestlins, Gallon. eileads Carringson snd Dei.
Fr.,uS is1vs uoluusus asI.su and Is.5A. 8;sr.s.
arrigs q Cleveland 10 A n. and $50 ?. -
OO6EECTIOEBi
anei1g-s lgGr, Mans1eld Newark EailFoad, -
kAEAsoid' - NJ. Vernon, Newark. AanssFiiia'
OrsSttus-eitssbqrEh. Fort Wayne OaicaEo Rail
Eort NsTnes LspoFle, OhioaRo, 40, Wast and
East for Mansfield, Woogtar Mas4iiion e.
1rnfton and Bee1ontaine Railroad Linz 'or Narton,
BeIlsfonthine, sidney. unlon. MINES, Intian'
sBalia, Terre hAute, finzennas. ETanEFllls
Louisville, Cairo, So. Lo1s, 10.
Dsissare-With Springfield Branch for sDg1nE E6eld.
Oolumbus-Littls Miami Ooiumbus, and Xs1ia
Railroad. for Ls1ia, Dayton, indianapolis
Tefre Hsuta, St. Louis, Morrow, LsEelAnd. and
Cinoinnsfl aud with tho Ohio and 4iss.s-iBE
Wis, Cairo, St. Ions. "a al polna On n
Ohio River.
Oolunbus-Oe1trAIO Ohio Bagvosd ,oE. .Heglrk, Gansl-
vile. wheeling &c.; Columbus. Piqua In
diana Railroad ior Fiqua, Urbana. Dc.
BEor Tickets 70 AL points and intorIaallon etFl9
a. q 5s r1SsassE a ss1fon' aud e gH92 FfI
THeTsie ~ oct n 49, Sus--infeads-t.
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A TIANTIC s GREAT WESTERN
~ RAILWAY.
Spring and Summer Arrangements.

Takes Efeet Monday, Aareb 2oth, 1855.
Two Through Exprez Trains DAILY between
OLEVELAHD and NEW YORK.
HDAH ExPREss, leaves Cleveland Sundays except
ed At $50 A n, arrives At MsadVilie At aoO P ~
(Dinnsrl Salamanca At 5:6b ?. -, (3l ,oping OArl
and New York 81 l:10P.H-
''HIeHr ExFREss," leaves Cleveland Ssturdnya
sxospted) ct 9:l5 ?. H., (Sleeping Cars httAchs4l
srriVes Et MeadVille At 1:2O A. H., Salamanca at
$50 A. ~, sud HeW York at 1850 ?. 4.
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CLEYELAND, 3 Z. M.
The number who witnessed the remains
OF the President during the day was $50 a
minute. Two rows of spectators were con-
stsntly passing, one on each side of the
coffin. The lid WAS freshly covered with
flowers in the form of hsrps, crosses, and
bouquets gathered in the hothOuses of
Cleveland and laid upon the coffin by la
dies representing the Soldiers Relief As
socistiOn.
The funeral party were the guests of the
corporate authorities. They were quarter
cd st the Weddell House. A more liberal
and friendly greeting could not have been
extended.
Charles L. Wilson, of Chicago, on be-
half of Committee of one hundred, was
here to day to extend the hostilities of that
city. This committee is to proceed to Mich
igsn City to meet the remains, and will
escort them TO Springfield.
The display st Chicago viii be the largest
ever known in that city. Forty-one Or
CARNATIONS and societies, numbering 20, 900
men, have already reported to the Chief
Marshal.
At midnight we leave Cleveland, and
will arrive at Columbus tomorrow morn
ing. Everywhere deep SORROW has been
manifested, and the feeling seems, if posi-
bic, TO deepen, as we move Westward with
the remains to their final resting place.
Governor Brough tonight extended the
hospitslities Of his residence to the funeral
party.
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PosT OFFICE TiMETAsLE
lS6A-5. Winter AFFangomonI Is0l-5,
EOR THR
ARRITAL AED CLOSING OF HlILA,
Al THn
JLBVELAND POsT-OFFTOE

5oInrarsEss HoHDAI, o0rosER slsr, IssE
~ Maiis viii be 0psned and rsady for tslivs-v
one hour afser arrival Of trainE-
- An Mails eloss Ons hour before dsparsarso
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RAILROADS.

OLRVKLAND, OOIOHRUS . CHI
NCIEEATI AILROAp,
l6Sf-5. WINTER ARRAHGEEUHE I8s5-e
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Arrives ct Cleveland at-.....T:Sy 4. =.
Might 90 Leaves New York At. --...6:oO ?. -
Arrives At Cleveland as.-...9:l0 ?. r.