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vious, before six o'clock.
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Mayhsw Brothers, Booksellers and satloners are au.
thorized agents to sell the Norfolk Post and all orders
left with them will be attended the same as If left
the Office of publication.
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Advertiser are requested to hand in their advertise
nents before six o'clock In the evening" previous publ
cation.
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It seems to US that crime is,on the In
crease, and that women figure largely IN
the horrible tragedies.
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WE invite att enion to the advertisements in this
mornings paper.
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The Charleston Courier makes a very
earnest appeal to Northern mercantile
creditors in behalf Of a policy of tempo.
rary leniency toward the business men
or the South. Merchants in. Charleston
and elsewhere, who We're formerly ex.
tensiveiy engaged in business, express
their discrimination to proceed North
and settle old accounts as soon as thew
can make proper arrangements, and they
very generally declare that in time they
Will be able to satisfy the holders of
claims against them, provided they are
not hampered with premature law pro-
cesses in their efforts to get on their feet
again. At present they stand amid the
wreck of their former fortunes, but they
are neither discouraged nor hopeless.
They recognize the new order of things,
and their new position and responsible
ties, and with what they have been able
to gather from the general wreck, are
seeking once more to re-establish them.
selves in the various vocations and pur-
suits of life. What they require is con-
ddence and support in their efforts, and
time for the payment of their liabilities
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MARRIED,
DIED.

On Monday, July Cd, 1885, by the Rev. J. L. Brlggs,
CHARLES B. STATES, to Miss SUSIE ABDELL' DOM oi
c,fp
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Brown Norfolk Post. All communications pertaining to
Editorial matters and all correspondence Intended for the
paper should be addressed to John Clark, Editor.
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THr wrATHER.-rhe Thermometer at DR.. W. 3. Lewis
Drug Store under the Atlantic Hotel indicated the fol
lowing state of the weather Saturday:
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General Sherman has issued an order
declaring all acts of the Governor and
Legislature of Texas, since the passage
of the ordinance of Secession, illegiti-
mate. Refugees from Texas are notified
that the United States troops are now in
possession of that State, and that they
can return home with security and re-
sumo possession of their property. The
order also notifies the people of Texas
that no "home guards" or armed bands
for self protection will be permitted, as
the military forces will be sufficient to
protect persons and property.
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Less than 2OOoooOOo remain unsod which Will prooe'
bly, be disposed of within the next sixty or ninety days.
whom the notes will undoubtedly command premium as
has uniformly been the case on closing the subscriptions
to other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section Of ths
country may be afforded facilities for taking the loan, tho
National Banks State Banks and Private Bankers through
ont the country have generally agreed to receive subscrp
tons at par Subscribers will select their own agents. In
whom they have confidence and who only are to be re-
suouble for the delivery Of the notes for which they 70.
csvo orders, JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
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I1NITEn STATES 7.sO LOAN.
ff,T1TITED STATES 1880 LOAN.

u ,r ,..
BY authority of the Secretary Vi 'ns uiuer
signed has assumed the General Subscription Agency for
the sale of United States Treasury Notes. bearing seven
and tbres-tenths per cent interest," per annum, known
ns the
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sEVEN.THIRTY LOAN.

These Notes are issued under date OF August loth 1854
and are payable three years from that time in currency
or are convertible at the option ofthe older into
TINTED STATES 500 SIX PER CENT. aoLD-BEAR
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Az FIRKINS OF BUTTER for sale
III Price Is cents per pound, at
90 Z. VANCE'S,
N t--zt 80 Market Square. |
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Thr government of San Salvadortbas
withdrawn the eXequator of Doctor
Bernhard, the Prussian Consul at San
Miguel. He is forbidden to return to
that Republic. He was implicated in
the recent rebellion, and had fed
President Duenas has thanked the army
for suppressing the outbreak. Passports
are exacted now in the Republic. Gene
raj Barros is very unpopular and has
escaped. He is regarded as. the chief of
the late rebellion.
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ADJUSTMENTS.


~ LEN MS T III E A Il II Z 4.
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OLIVER n pOUD TEMPORARY MANAGER,
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An OH RfseOverCr.

The Erie Dispatch afirms, with great
confidence, that an instrument has been
invented for telling precisely the locslity
of oil, and its extent. If this be SO, the
oil business will be greatly Fevelutionized.
1t is thus spoken of;
This instrument has at last been con-
strucLed, and is now il The hands of the
Eric Magnetic Oil Company We have
seen il tested thoroughly, and it will indi-
cate the presence of oil just as surely as
oil exists-point out its locality and extent
and with neveT-failiIg accuracy, instruct
the operator in the capacity and richness
OF bis possessions. This will prove god
send to oil men, by entirely doing away
with the uncertainty which has heretofore
attended boring for oil, and we sdvise
them to investigate it.
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BRI,I3s -sPROIFIO7 PIIIS-WAB

RAEEED rs ALL OAsE5.-oAn Be relied
Eevor an 70 ourel Do not ns7seatoi Are speed
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-Eoas OF then very 6svezs cGsaa- Over one huii-
Fres EfVsiciAns saSs Gssi them iD t5sif prGo-
Sios snd Elesk veil OF thslr oncacFs End efpTove
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CEeaq osn b ahBWR. Beiis Spo06o Pills arc tn
ofirfnal and only gsnuias Specific PHI They are
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sent and Epsedy cure IN ali ossea OF bpefInstoTrhea
= Ssminaf weakness, With all It's trains Of Evils
-usl A. Urethrai and Vaginal Discharges, Giest,
ae WE5tss Nightly or Involuntary Emissions, In
ssutinenos GsesfaE Debility ano irrttsbility, I'm
5ote1oT, weakness q loss Of Power Nervous De-
bflifV L.. Sc. ail Of hich arise principally no
gsxusi EEosssss of sslf Ab1se, or some eonstitu =
sieusi -dsrangem6st and inoapaoitsies the snnsFsi
from fulhIling the duties d Married lie IN a.
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SlonEuItfaa Physician fst the tfeAmsnt Of Eennin.l
DrtnsTY Sexual and hSTyOUs Dls5Asa5s Who VIII
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EsiF Abuse Premature DOGGY, lllpOteuce and Los
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pnmphiet of Ca pages, containing Important ad.
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New York & Harlem Railroad
NOTICE. TO TRAVELLERS.
mWn RxPRRss TRAINs DAIY-

TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
(sundayH exospted.l
M0BHIHG EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 9sI5 A.
n; from Albany ct Hudson River Depot ct 9id5 A.
H.. arriving at New York at 1858 P. r..
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy ct 500
P n; from Albany at 3;I5 P. NJ, erriTing ct New
YORK at 0s85 ?. n, connecting with express trRus
for Phfadslphia and Warrington City.
The Oinolnlah Express from Buffalo oonnoots
with the 9.s5 at Albany for New York By tho Har-
lem Road
For the better accommodation Of the public, Ar.
reuRemenis have bosn made TO run the trains q
the Hudson RiVer Raflroad %. and those Of the n.
z. and Hsrlem Railroad Go. at different hours rom
Albany and Troy.
Hess CaFs Of Gbe beif eosetioa, and most oonVe11-
emf for the uss Of passengers, have been placed on
TIE HARLEM Road.
Passengers viii be Tickefed and Beggage eneoEee
over this road direct to New York oy the Oe2trai
3. B. o., and all connecting lines north and west
rickstg Of the Hudson EiFer kallfoad Co. and OF
thi. a. viii b. reosivsd BY either road snd Bag,
raQs CHECKED By either Company VIII be delivered
II Eey York Without change Of oheeks-
- "a isss A. OHAPIH, Sup't-
FoRp 3, GREEN, Advertising Agent nosz'ES
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DAILY LEADER


NAIII AA-At-s
Considerable excitement has been pro.
ducsd in this region by the discoveries of
Oh in various sections, and numerous par
ties fromahe cities Of Philadelphia, New
York, and Boston have been prospecting
through the hills and valleys Of the Ell,
Gsuley and other tributaries of the Great
kanaWhs, and the most startling diseov-
efies have been made IN sections where it
was not supposed until lately that any oil
was TO be found.
{ On the Gsuley, in the vicinity of Bell
and Twenty mile Greek, from all indica-
lions, there win be very large yield, and
II is reported here that large amount Of
land has recently changed hands at prices
which few years since would have been
deemed fabulous. .-.......--
On Little Sandy Greek, 8 tributary of
En-, large quantities Of oil have been
found nd at the junction of Indian creek
and kIk river veil is now being bored
By Mr.. Slack, of this place and from all
the Indications he confidently expects 8
yield Of from eighty to one hundred bar
rels per day, as soon ss it is properly
tubed
On Big Sandy indications are also very
strong, and several tracts of land have
been recently sold at large prices to Bos-
ton parties, who are now making sclivo
preparations for developing their property.
On Blue Creek, also tributary Of Elk,
although oil has been known to
abound for a long time recent discov-
cries have shown that no adequate knowl-
ledge existed Of the immense quantities of
oil in this vicinity. Burning springs and
gas fountains occur through this locality;
and well was opened in 1860 which, al
the depth of less than 300 feet produced
over l20 barrels per day. In consequence
of the incursion Of the rebels this was
abandoned, Tut the company who now own
these lands are making active preparations
for tubing this and sinking number of
other wells on their lands.
understandS from a gentleman from
Philadelphia that the Blue Creek Compa-
ny have 1000 acres of land on this creek,
including the well. If that is go, they Ger
tainly have one Of the most desiFableprop-
ertiss in West Virginia. q. l.. b.
Charleston, w. v, Dec. Is, 1884
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| aSr MeIis viii be opened and ready for deIiTsFs
one hour aftsr eErival Of trains.
~. Al Mails oiose one kcur hssoTs departures
trains. t#fEEA
ARRIVAL OF NAILS AT DEPOTi
Hastern Through ARRIVES at 7;so A. NJ, 2:l6 P. NJ,
AAstern way arrives at lOsO AN.
Western Through arrives at 9;2o A. H., $40 P. H
do Way arrives at 2;55 P. n.
5lndusky Way arrives at oil5 A. ~.
Cincinnati Through arrives at a:s0 a. NJ 800 r 4.
DO Way arrives ct 500 p u.
Pittsburgh Through arrives st e:55 A. n,
Way arrives At 1910 P. b,
Hahonlng Way arrives at lp.z6 A. he
A.eadville arrives ct 10:25 A. NJ
hsdinA Way arrives at 800 P. n
R9skpOrtS. Ao., arrives Tuesday,, ThursdAJs sss
( Saturdays at IL II.
FsrrensyiIls srrivos daily at IO:I5A NJ.
EAst Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily "A. Il.
H0UB OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
EAsRERa THsoUsn for Erie, Buffalo, Boston Rev
York Hartford, and Pailesyihe, Geneva Ashtsbu
Ia I'D Oonneant, closes Of $50 A. n, -t- - a-
EAsTEHE THEoUsH. for Hsv York enly, closes at
EasTERE THRoUaH, for Er5s, BuhaIo, albany,
Boziop, Esg York snd Hartford, closes tt 500
Pm.
E4srEzE W1T, for slI points between Cleveland
AMI Erie, closos at Zoo P. NJ.
%EsTERB THRoUsn, for Toledo DetFsitr OhicAst;
Aal Milwaukee closes at 7:l0 a. NJ QeaEes $40
ueIt morning. --f'-
WrsTERs THHoueH, for Toledo, DstrofS, Ohieaee,
I .
RzsrERE WAT, for all points between CioTOiAnn
ana Toledo, closes ST 1;40 P. al.
S.sDUsKE Way, for sandusky and 81 IntsTme
date points, closes st 800 P. Ii.
O,EOTESATI WAY, for sIl points between Cleveland
Gnd H1cinnati, closes at T.O5 A. IL
.lIscIEEATI THBeUGH, for Ooiumbas, Bsy Ton,
6svrsrk ard Oiacinnsti, oicsas - 705 A. H.
Uiso.ESLTTI THB0uaH, for COiumhns, Cinoinn.tl1
Louisville st. Louis Indianapolis Esbss7iiie, and
Rneeling clcsss 81 800 p NJ
Pt4TsHUHaH TaROUaa, for Pittsburgh and WEsb-
Ia< 1Ii, closes at 1880 P. n.
i''rTsHUssH WAY, for all points between Glove
A. NsllsviIls and Pittsburgh, HsTrisbnrs, Phil,
s. TLiE, BEltBSss ami Wellington. closes :; T;ll
q.
M.HOHHs WAY, for sll points between Cleveland
"a fCunSstoEu, closes Gt s;45 P. NJ,
M1ADTILLE, closes at $3.50 A. Nj.
MEDnA WAY, CLOSES Ct 7:80 a. n.
. s,oCTFoEF, Eo., closes On Tuesdays, Thursdays
aud Saturdays, at IAN.
WABREzsVIEIz closes daily, 1880 A. Al,
CAST CLEVELAND and Euclid, closes daily; "a
r. =.
Mail and Drop I,sstsss ere required ty law to b
. ---psid.
=: City Circulars required 50 bs pre- paid with
6fos open ffols T.so a. N to 1850 a. On
So sdsF iron A. Il. 70 1000 A. n.
TOW f.Eg NJ
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Frow rwells & Co.'S Weekly Review of
the Philadelphia Oil Market TO December
81, 1864, we condense the following ab-
stract
The Petroleum market early in the week
was depressed by the material decline in
gold and sterling exchange, and prices fell
off full 2 to 3 csnts per gallon On I'll des-
criptions, but al the close there was a fIn-
or ieeling, and the market sympathizing
with the reaction in gold and exchange,
has improved, and part of this decline
was recovered The receipts of clude oil
have been trifiing, and it may be quoted
nominal at 59c; 600 barrels refined, in bond,
sold st 70(dl73c, and 900 barrels free at
90996c. Residum ranges from S9,50@l0,
and Naptha from 49 TO 50e. There have
been no charters this week, and the baIque
Sheffield is tho only vessel on the berth tOr
soreign port The bsrque ImpeTador
cleared for Pernambuco, on the Z3d inst
with 1000 gallons refined, and the brig
Hunter, on the Path inst, for Barbados
with 500 gallons refined Total exports
foI the week, $500 gallons.
The receipts of Petroleum at ths ort of
Phiadelphia in 1864, was
Crude le9 ,OI2
Refined ..z O,13Z
Total in ia
lotaI IN leo5 ..-----.5Jbs so3l
Decrease in III
Received at New York Ist January to
28th December;
1854, barrels. CO $40 1868, barrels....Cs9, ,GG2
Exported same time: 1864 1853
From New York, gals q, ,2ss, ,409 I9j4geOl
Exported from Philadelphia since
January lEs, l56e...-.---.-.- 7,767, ,502 gallons.
Exported from Philadelphia same
time last year...-...................5 8, ,l22 IA
Increase In 1sG4........., ,........... 645 S5s g
Exported from the United States
since January lst, lsG4-.--.-.-....31, 1882
Exported from the United States
same time last year....-....-....-.-27,9 ,977 125 80
Increase in 1sG4.--.-..-.....-....-- 5,T5e,7l5 90
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S Pills.

have been standaId remedy for over thirty year,,
nd are the most e1ectual one ever known for ell
eomplaints peculiar to Females 10 all classes they
are Invaluable In 1ucing with certainty, riodical
regularity. They are known 70 thousands, who have
used them at different periAds, throukhCut s coun-
trf, hsYing the sanction OF sOnie II the most einent
Physiei4ps in America.
Exblcir diI ectionE, stating Whea they should NOT
be used With each box. Price OtgE DOLLAR PSF box,
or6 q xes fUE a5, containb g 90 to Co.
Pills sent by mail, PROMPTLY, cure from observa-
sion, By rom tting to the PiOprif t0fs. SUlD BY
DRUGGISTS. GE6EKALLT. .
HUTCHINGs z HTLLYER, Prop'rs.
?. a.r.--..ss 81 Cedar street, NeN York.
BENTON 4 DUNN an, Il6 and lis Superior street,
Cleveland, Ohio, fNfhoiessse A eats. s-- p
deQs :R3 d OdEWsW n -.- .a.-. .-.
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SYM PTo M S !:

The symptoms of Oatauh, as they generally ap-
pear, are ct FIRST very slight. Persons md Ihey
have Cold, that they have frequent attecks ehd
are more sensitive 60 The changes OF t0mperstuIe.
In thfs condition the ncse may be oIgs or sllght
discharge thin md eoFid, afterwards becoming
thick and adhesive. As the dseaEe booomes ehronie
the discharges are increased in quantity aud
chaagCd In quality; they are now thick Rnd heavy
ofIeasive, causlng bad breath the voice Is thick
and nssal; the eyes are weak; the sense OF the
smsil u s9sened destroyed deafness frequet tly
taxa place Another COMMON and impoTta
syn pt0m OF OatsFrh is that the perg0n it obliged
20 dear his threat in the mOrning OF thick OF
sliD,y muUus, which has fallen down from the head
during tho night. Whtn this takes place the per
son may be suTe that his disease is on its way TO
the langs aad should lose no time IN arrestlng it
The ADORE bet fer Of The many CGtdrTh snptoE1s
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No violent Swinging of the Head,
II.n g.. :. n. =. -. I aL...Il ID

NO VIoIeHt y IInbIlH OF TIC Hoauf
The Sense OF Taste and Smell RostOred.
For centuries Catarrh has joh5d the skin Of ply
slcians and surgeons. no medical work contains 0
prescription that viii eradicatoi (. Nothing save
Df. Goodale's Remedy will break it mp, rsdisally
destroying the principle Of the disease and pre-
cluding the possibility of relapse.
Ii penetrates TO the very scat OF this terrible dis
ease, and exterminates it, root and branch forever
(Ero5n the Now York Comm rcial AdVertis7rl
Hay, Ross AND PERIODIC CATAREH DIR. B. Good
ale's CstaTrh R5medy aud mode OF IN stment. not
only affords tho greatest rsiaf 10 every variety Of
Oatarrh. but it eTtiHgushes the disease forever in
all its stages. Every ono speaks we'll oft
Price 81 psr bottle. Send q stamp fOT DR.. 3
Goodale's NeH Pamphlet on OstaTTh-- It's Perfect
Mode Ct Treatment and Rapid Cur.
NORTON < co, Sale Ag'ts, 40 Becker a., n. Y.
cola by G. ". CLARK, u9 Superior st DESKS
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$500 REWARD.

1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS Re
Il WARD In obsdisnee to tina following resoiu-
ions adopted a. the nesting OF the City GuuBei of
ths Ulty Of Cleveland, at t6elr mss,ing D csmber
21th, 1854, viz;
WHEREAs. Michael Mehan, tbs Supposed mur-
derer of Edward Gibbons, JT., IN ihiS city en- the
night OF the 5th Of November last Is sti 81 large
noiwiIhstanding tho reward oGsrsd by the Mayor,
IN pRreuance OF q resolution Of The Council for his
apprehension; and, WHEREAs, it is one, not the
very highist Of our duties 20 protect tie lives OF
fsllJw ctiz,ns, an bring 10 iu,tios the perpe
tSstOrs OF suoh acts of violence and bioodshsd,
therefore, - 5-a
RssolUed That the Mayor bs authorized ana re-
quested 70 increase the reward now offered for the
arrest and safe lOdgmsnl In a OF the ssid Michael
Mehan 20 FIVE bUEDRED D0LLARs. .sr-
hereby Ouer reward Of Five Hundred Dollars
this tHer suPeseding any previous Ofss BY me
msdel for the apprehension and safe lodRment ia
the jail ofth's oeuatY Of the above named Michael
Mehan -.
The following is tho deScrii tion Of sid Mshan !:
BE Is sbout fve 10 feet SIX (6) inches higb stoop-
shonldsred. dark complszi0n RroTn hsfr, hail
eyes curl In the left coTEer Of his mouth when talk.
ing; is bstween 81 and % yesrs Of ags and had on
when last seen, black coat, gray pants and false
mouBtaehe. GEO. B. sENTER
Dec. 9th, 1854 lda2a:lssl Mayor.
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ESANIEY DYE COLORS-A FULL
IL assortment Of these oOiors. livery family can
Dye their own goods at a very email cost. The col
sTaaFs fright Asd durable, and elect q great sav-
: - BY mailing old garments look good az neW.--
z-25 and Is cents per package. For sale by
- OHUROHILL q BROTHER,
am l25 Ontario street.
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NLEyELAND ; ERlE RAILB0ADi
LEAVE RRIL

80 A. M.-NIGHT HXPREsS TRAIE-stcpPlns
ct Girardt Ashtabula and RatnezFtila uniT, uad
arrive at Cleveland Is 7:sG A. T.
6l5j A. M.-mAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
GBA1A-storBibg 81 al stations sud arrive a.
Cleveland ct iO:1J A. \.
IO:I5 A. m.-TOLEDO EXPE EESs-stoVvias st an
stAtiSRs except SwauTille. saybF00k, UnicHFitie,
Perry, Mentor and Rickias, Rnd arrives 81
Cleveland at 2.i5 P.H.
5.ss p M.-DAK EXPRES5 TRAIE-StoP7inE A.
Girard, ,Oonneaut, AHhtsbala, Geneva PAineE.
vile only, End STRIVES 10 uiaFeland ht . qs5 p =
~ second Giass cars are ru1 cn zn teroazh
1rliuA.
An the trAins going Ueegwzrd CONNECT g cieFuil,.
with traiu8 or Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, OEn Gin
natl, Indianapolis, st. Louis, &c; and an thfougQ
trains going eastward, connect at Dunkrk with tna
traina Of the New York Erio Railroad, and a. Bat
fsl With those Of the New York Central 4 Buffalo
New York Oity Railroads Tor New York, Albany
Boston, AiegsrA Falls, So- and g Erla vita trziEs
on The Phflsdeiehia 4 Erie Railroad.
~ Day EIprezs, East and West, o0HE8c-1 a
G;ifard with Trains on Erie Pittsburgh Rsllr1ad
t5r LineaEilIs. MeadFills, Jamestown, &C.
X. Noi'fthGIEM- Hnr'l
f1-vaiand Oct 77st. -is5t
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The combirstI = Of Ingredients in thase Pills Is the
result Of q lOp nd extensive practice Tney are
mill il their .erstion md -anuof d. hsrm to the
most 5eca certain in corrt citing al irIegulartizs
P iuiui MeEstruati rs, removing all distractions
WHITTIER iroas celd or othsrise, hsadas e, pain IN
the side palptsiion Of the heart, whites sn nervcu
afections Mysteries, fstRue, pain IN tho back and
limbs &c, dis urbed sleep, which a,iss from inter
ru ton Of nature.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-06
DE-. Cheeseman's pills

as ts conmeneeTns OF new era Il the treatment
OF Irregularities and ObstrucdOns which have cOu-
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enjoy good health unless Bhe Is regular and VIII
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70 decline These Pills form the huest prrp ration
SUCCESS. -oH'T BE DECEIVED. Taksfhis adver-
want the BEST and MOST kELIABLE MEDICINE
IN TIE WORLD. which Is comprised 10 there p1ns.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-06

THK CONFESSIONS AND EXPE-
RIEEOE OF AN IHYALID-Published for the
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others who Gufor from horvou1 Debility, Prema-
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