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a New Dodge by the Eeggars.


A New York correspondent of the Gin
einnAti Gazette is responsible for the fol.
lowing:
The beggars have lately created 8 senss.
ton and considerable amusement, by q
dodge which is amusing as cunning Full
ton Ferry is great gate of the city, Hun
dreds of thousands of people pass to- and
from the city daily by thai, route, ard SIS q
nstursl consequence beggars who 90 early
where there is 8 surplus of wealth. TO be
givenswsy,cOngregste on the Fulton ferry
boats. Much familiarity with beggArs has
served 70 make the people of New York
skepticsl as to the truth of the short an d
simple annals of the poor" which theytel /
and the beggsrs are forced 70 ~OTiginstean
execute tricks TO excite sympathy and
charity. The latest trick is performed
by q man and small child, the latter in rags,
and the formerin q well worn uniform of
blue, with one sleeve empty, the missing
arm being carefully hidden away under
the coat. The plan of the operators is for
the man p~ersonating the soldier to sit in
the ladies cabin ofthe boat in such q way
that the child ia its tour of begging Ap7
proaches him first, soliciting aims. The
false soldier listens 70 the brief tale told in
an undertoue by the child, question
ing him or her, as the case may be, very
loudly, and at last pulling a well-worn and
well filed ~poeket-bOok from his pocket,
hands il to his nearest neighbor and asks
him (being himself unable to handle the
pocket book with his single hand to give
the child ten or twenty i've cents The
beggars know enough Of human nssure 70
know that this scene invariably excites the
sympathy of the spectators, who are
ashamed not to give sher seeing the spoor
soldier" do SO, and the child generally
manages to get quite a respectable sum Of
postal currency. 1alsita
This repeated once or twice s day at escy
ferry about the city, gives to the raseallh
pair a very nice income.
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RIvATK AFFAIRS,
Al Masssa are Interested,

Farmers. Drovers, Merchants, Lumbermen, Me-
ohAnics, Miners, Bankers, the rich and the poor,
should ask thsmselVeBn the slightest STPHmlrIOY
or sO-called RRIVATE DIsEAsE, tAinti s lingering in
their sYsTKas, il 50, they should apply in person,
II possible; IL not possible in person, BY letter,
and reoefye" BY return mail . blank circular OF
questions, which VII enable tny ono to know posi-
lively lust how they stand. Il4il aI- ..i
To the intelligent reader it IL not necessary 70
publish the names Of the many complications and
forms assumed by this terrible scOurge, yet Il may
be advisable to mention IS most prominent SYPH-
Has PR1MART, SYPHILIS SECONDARY, and SEPamIs
TEBTiAEY, the latter involving the bones In its
dsathly aetiOn.i "a r.-H4 vr..f Boz rgl .rI .
Every one should know, also, that many o the
most obstinate and FoEst I'm a. -. H-o,.-Iy
- us Oause, ana VIII IT NOS properly
banded. ultimately result IN loss OF voice. book to
your true interest," and consult bv ~letterso or apply at
@ ~ ~ NINA
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BRLLiS SPFCIFIO PILLS-WAR.

THE FEsTII7H ~fHoUsANO.-DT Bells Treatise on
eelf-Abuse, PramatuEe Decay ImPotenee and LOss
Of Power, Sexual Diseases seminal Weakness,
Nightly Emissions, G initial d biity, 30 80, 3
pamphlet Of o. pages, Containing important ad-
vice 20 the afflicted. and which should DC read by
eVefy arherer, Is the means Of cure In the EsVertst
atsgea Il plainly set forth. Two stamps Iequired
TO pay postage. iuly2l:R9mo.W triEVy.
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"a London fashion journal informs US that
manly fashions are undergoing mutation,
Peg top trousers are decidedly going out
not going out wider and more peg-toppyi
but cessing TO be made at the fashionable
tailors'. Unmentionsbles are all but
tight; indeed, they approach the "hOrseY''
character. Long and solemn frock coats,
too, have had their day, and gentlemen
from HNoah's Arkp no longer promenade
in threes along Picsdiily, and by the rails
of the Ladies' Mile.7 Aspartiag era in
matters sartOriAl seems TO be setting IN, and
GETAWAY skirts, with outside pockets adorn
the manly forms of our young aristOcrsts
in town. AS for fashions belonging more
properly to the individual man, the Dun.
dreary drawl is absting; 90 is the lisp !; sc
is the vacant stare and the hee-hsw
Young city clerks have adopted these pc
culiarities, and will materially help tC
wear them out. Shortly, psrhsps there
will be less chewing Of toOthpicks in Pail
Mall after lunch. CF
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7. HALL OV5 AAsnue5 H-7r
"a BEHfoE. D5nHAH 4 CO. oIsgslsad. Ohio,
General WhslusaIs kesata. Juus9is
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Free Delivery Of Letters.

Parties wishing their mall matter delivered By
Carriers will please leave orders 10 that eneot II
tbs Postmaster's Room, with any Carrier, or by
| letter through the POatOthce, when they will be de-
livered, Witto out extra charge, with promptHess,
according to the following Timetable Of Depart
ures Of Carriers from the Office:
IN THE BUSINESS TERRITORY.
Lying between the River and east side Ontario st.,
pncluding the 0x-BOw fatsh the deliveries viii
be as follows:
FlEsT DELIVERY.-OarrisrB will leave Postofhee
At 500 A. Z. with proceeds Of all night mails,
6EcoND DELIvERY.-LeSve Postofiee at 1000
H. with proceeds Of 1880 Eastsrn. Taf f.uD
THIRD DElvERY.-LeAVe 1880 A. n. With pro-
oeeds Of s:20 A. n. Western, 9:l5 A. n. Ssndusky
Way, $50 A n. OincinnAti, 9;26 A.. n. PittsburE
and IO:20 A N. Eastern Way.
FoURfH DELTvERY.-LezVs At zoo P, II. for 1T
fIS4n DaiISsnT.LeAVe at 400 P. N. with pro-
oeeds OF &l5 P. N. Easterns Zoo P. n. Western and
500 P, II. Cincinnati. rI Ir-
snrH DELIvEEY.-Losv at 500 P. n. for Drop
Letter Distribution. N
FOUR DELIVERY TERRITORY, q"
Lying between Ontario street and Wilson avenue,
including scrantOn's Flats, the Heights and the
West side:
FIRsr DxLIvEkT.-Lsave Postomce at 500 A. n.
with proceeds of night mails.
SEc0sD DKLIvERY.-Lesve at 1870 A. n. with
proceeds Of All forenoon mails except 1920 A. n.
Eastern Way. -f ...f .... l..g
THIRD DEIIvERY.-Leave at 500 P. NJ. with pro-
ceeds Of 1910 A. N. Eastern WGy. "-atH iH
EOUBTH DELIvERY.-LesVe st $50 P. n, With
proceeds OF 2:1b P. n. Eastern, 25S P. l. Tolahns
and 500 P. n. OOlumhn~
COLLECTIONS OF LETTERS IN hi BUsI-
MSS TERRITORY. l- 20 gls'
FIRST CoLLECTIoS-WiH commence at 500 A. n.
for the $3.50 Eastern and $50 Atlantic and Great
Western- r-.a irH .-.f I s. t.4l
sEoOED-WM commence at 1000 A. n. far Drop
Letters.
THIRD-OOmmences ct 1850 A. N. for l:6O P. n.
Pittnburg, 2;46 P M Columbus, 2:46 P. n. Toledo,
and 3:26 P. n. Esstern Way.
EOURTH-Oommsnces at 300 P. N. for $50 P. ~
Eastern and 4:30 P. N, Sandusky.
FirTH-Oommences at 400 P. n. for Drop Letters.
SIzTH-Commeneee Ut 500 P. NJ for SEQ Pm.
Eastern, 10 90 P. n. Western, and 1000 P. n. Gin
o~innAti; $50 A. n. (ne1t morning. Mahoningi 500
A. n next morning) Pittsburgh sos A. N. (uext
morning) Oinnati; and $40 A N. (next morning.
Toledo. p H .-..A ID
COLLECTION IN TIN FOUR DELIVERY
TERRITORY ...UF
VIII ommenoeA At 500 A. M, 1880 A. NJ, 500 P.
n. and 4:3OP. n. aHf lHl
Z. COWLRS P. n.
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- DR R.GO0DALE'S
SRnIMHHnnM
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IA
HI AOME OF PERFECTION,

IL Denefrafes the secret ambush OF
this terrible disease, and xterminAtesi II, root and
It removes all b Wrefshed symPs
toms OF this ioAthesone mAlsdy, and AEertS con
sumption.
Il cleans the head, deOdOFfses the
breath, and snords the most grateful relief.
II RI~IeVfates more agony and silent
suffering than tongue osniten.
Ii is noted for curing the most hope
less cases. that every known means failed In.
IL cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ga
tarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent types.
No form Of Catarrh or noises I'm the
ed can resist its penetrating power. CD.
DIR. GOOdaIe's Catarrh Remedy II a
harmless liquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hand.
DR.. II. GOOdAIe IA known Throughout
the ~coEntry, Is the Author Of the only True TheO-
~ Of Oatarrh ever Published where its Origin
What It's KAvRRes-Mode OF FreAtment-and Rapid
Oure in all its forms. o. a"Na- 1000
DIR. GOOdRle'S Pamphlet ON Catarrn
should be read by every one 1t can be obtsined ~
our nearest Agency, or BY sending postage stamp
70 our once.
Price 81 q. Bend . stamp for pamphlet.
EORTOE 4 ANDREWS, sole Agents, New York.
Sold By @. W. CLARK. Cleveland fsbe:Rs
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U NINE DAILY TBAI6s FRQE
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YOKA
NeN YOrk 8 HarIem gallroae;
HOTICE 70 FRATKLEgE.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY

| L. "H - - -
1.-TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays sxoeptsd9
% MORNING ELPRES5, leaving Troy a BsI5 A.
r.; from Albany ct Hudson River Depct At $50 a.
~, arriving 81 New Tork 1t 8:3O ?. n.
7. AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy - 8sOe
?, H.; from Albany at BIB 4 h, arriving ct New
YORK a. 9s30 I'M oonnscahg with express tTaIA
for Philadelphia and Washington City.
The Cincinnati Express from Buffalo eoansea
With the ESQ At Albany for New York By the HAr.
FOR the bsttsr eccommodation Of tbs public, a..
nnRsmenis have kesn made 70 run ths trains q
the Hudson RiVsr Railroad %. and these Of the n,
z. and Harlem Railroad %. 81 different hours frsu
Albany and Troy.
THE HARLEM ROAD,
Passengers Win be Tieketsd snd Buggass nhsoksd
over this road direct 90 New York BY tie 0cs-a
3. B. Co., and al connecting lines North nd Rest'
Tickets Of the Hudson BiVor Railrosd %. ADD o
this %. YIN Be received b. sitner rod Dci,
rage checked By either C0mpsny WEbs dehNrsl
q New York without change Of ohscR
Nov. "a, 1884 y. A OHApIE, aupB.
Foam q. GREu AazaEtidRK Aeept
A. B. KMoKGRBooKnSAh MAnB. Ro2&Rl
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CONNECTIONS

ROUR DAILY TRAIHS
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA.
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MEVKnAND D KRIK RAILROAD

A1fAAAGO Ah4A MAIbOAD
EA. WIETAB ARRAHsIz1zL. nG
On Ead LnE Monday, Oct. SIst, IsA, PASSENGER
TEAinI WI run - olOEs, SuRdAYH axosVbsd)i
LFNH 8EEEAYB OLEVELkHDs Et
SsG- 4. M.-DAY EPBESS T~BAIE-StoypinE a.
WillpuGhby, PAinasYilis. Madison, Geneva, Ash
Abulas Oonaeaut and Glrsrd only, and arrive e
IRE q In 7. n, DRnkfrk i;S ?. n. Buffalo
.ga3 ?. M.-OIHOIHNATI ExPREss-ssopDinz AZ
PalnesTtlie, Ashthbuia aud GiraTd only, and AZ.
Eiyes II Erss6;4 r. n, Dunktrh s:5 ?. HI Bus
as ?. R.2HkiE AND ACCOMMODATIONS
etoypins At al EtAtous and ArriyS at Frs Is
P@RH-:EiGHF EPREss FRAIH-stoy,sss =.
PEineayilio. AshtAbnia and 0tTsrd oniV, and
ArnFel e LIE a. hs0 A. H. Dunkfxk -
Az. BuaslO AID
-t sf hnATH sRIM
- An-sieHf s1PREsS r~RA1h-stoggins
b. arrfyp ~ U9Veland 81 T.0 A. n.
lS:ISl a. NJ NAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
L~AAlh-stoPgi1g 81 ell Tsaaens and arrive -
lOaB a. M.-roLEDO ExPREss-stopSiuE A. Al
tion9e1ceptsWan7ille. SAybrOok, Dni0nVfla,
ferry, MENTOR and Hiekiiue, and arrives 81
Sep. May ExPEEs F-RAIR-ssOy,tas 81
GirArd ConneGuk, Ashtabuis, GsusAS Pains
- Isas aRls "a ssSi.s- z 0isSs.Aaa 49,
An the trlins going WesiWsrd connect a 0is,sl,us
with trains irf Toledo. Chicago, Oiumbus Osnein-
nalt lndianagols,s st Louis, SCI aud AL through
tEsl1s going e~sstWafd, cOnnectHt DunkiTE With The
lAIs With tho1s q the New York Central & BuaalO 4
n0I ferk Ct7 Railroads for New York, Albanyl
Boston hiAgar1 fslls &c. and At Eris ath trAinl
- bsy Tyres, Eat ard WssL, oonnsess Al
6trard with Trains on Eris 4 Pittsburgh RGiiroad
or AAnsSTt1a, hsaaVnls Jsmessogns 80
usvslaad. Rst. use. t@i
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A servant girl il Is. uRcsFAIn togl

A servant girl, in thai uncertain region.
known as Hout West" recently tried whis1
Ky TO kill rats. She made it sweet with
sugar, crumbled in bread, and set the dish
in the cellar. A few hours after she went
down and found several rats gIoriously.
sfuddIed,H engaged in throwing potato
parings and hauling enc another up to
drink. These were easily disposed of;
those not killed left the premises immsdi4
ately, undoubtedly suffering with a severe
headache
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Br. Cheeseman's PMS

Df. GneeSemAn'B PITS
EEs the commencsmsnt of new sra N the treatment
Of irregularities aud obs4ruciioRs which have oou-
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IEFF. DAVIS ELS BEEN CAUGHT.

TEFF. DAVIS HAS BEEN CAUGHT.
The war ia now about played out,
aFea. changes have been wrought
Our gallant boys are coming home;
,Jed Davis has been oaught.
Huzzai huzzaI now hang yOur baRners out,
HuzzaI hugzal let all the people shout.
che way the rebel chief was caught ar i ss,f
Is lAughable indeed;
He tried to run in pettiocats,'
But he did rot succeed H -.rs
Huzzal huzzsi hang all your banners out,
Jeh Davis has been eaught' let every one no"
shout.
Our boys did think IT very strange,
A woman should retrest
With a great bOWie-knife in hand, .'
HuzzsT huZzaI our boys have got COED sense;
'Twi1t gaiter shoes and stogy boots they know
Oh, crInoIine, we think you hns, .i- tI .si,sd
For you WOuld not conceal F.H .
The flying rebel President,
When he did show his heel. u-E-..,sis
Huzza huzzaI there's nothing half so hne
To show = foot and ankle %, iks well raised
orinoline. f ,'.Ht
Your days are numbered now, old JET, i
You surely cannot hope, r.f. 4.t.
Or have q better end in view,
Than the eJd OfA stout rope.
Hu1zAl huzza Jef Davis has no shoe;
In settling up all his accounts, Just keep hi
e. crimes In view. .H |t
Tha boys who caugbt JEFF paviB,
Well welcome ohe and all, N
And treat them to fine new suit
At ISAAC'S UdlOH HALL
Huzza huzEAi fling the starry banner ont,
Our gallant boys are coming home, let all the
people shout. -t. I,a.
The Largest and Best Stock OF Fashionable
Clothing in the West At the Lowest Prices, st
Isaac A. Isaacs's Union Hall,
Sole Agency for the sale OF Singers Celebrated Sew
ing Machines, Storr's AntomatOn Freshman, and
Strong's Patent Army Trunk and Bed Combined.
Cor. superior and Union streets.
81 Look ont for the Giants. my25
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POST OFFICE
ISs4-5,, Winter AFrangemeaT lSSA-5.
kRRIEKL AND OOsIEG or MLILS,
r. e. 5i ,bs1a lo4seAFt Ru H1lhIua sG

OLKVELAND ~POsToFFICK
ton8 oonnnseIHa HoHDAr, ooFoErS slv4. lSoG.5d
~ MAiia win b opened AID rOadT for SiiVsrj
one hour afEar arrival Of trains. 40
- An Hats Gloss ons hour bSiOFs dspAFtars o
9ains. Boit Oh sBgsm15os 5s soa1ae
laE qAHRvAB OF, MAIIsA AT DHrorfiiiw
ee1tsEn TATS1gh ArrEsS ct I;@ n, &ls 2. n
Rsstsrn way arrives atIO.NA A. NJ asea7EHg
ReStsrn Through arrives Ct ESQ a, H., $40 7. \
do Way arrives at S:8 P. n.
ssndusky Way strives at o.l6 A. N. u2't
0InciBnHti Throngh arrives At ESQ \, RO0Ps q.
DO Way arrives At $50 P. n.
P1ttsburxh fkr0agb arfiTss Il O.5 A. M.TDl
80 Way arrives ct 1910 P. n.
Welcoming Way arrives 1t l0.a5 A. NJ sT sat
keedvfle arrives at 1923 A. NJ. ,si .aJA
Medina Way arrives at 400 P. n.
RookPorL, p, arrives Tuesday,. Hhu1SdAgE as
warrsn1vIIs arrives daiy At iO:iS A. \. 's7aha'i
Aast Cleveland and Euolid arrives daily . 9 IA. n.
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
AssERH THAcUsH for Erie, BuhAIo, Boston, Rev
Eork, Hartford, and PAinesVfle, 0ensya. AshtabH
u and OonneAnt, closes at s;60 4. II.
E4sE1HH THH0UsHs for New Tork only, Slosa 1t
Tis4Hrn rHaoUsn, Tor Ers. BuaAIO, AIbspy.
Boston Few York and Hartford, -olOsas at 500
E1s-zaz way, for an points between usv.lans
and Erf1S 81 s;60 p. n. arg ,a"'"
EAsEEff TERousH, for Toledo, DstgsIt, OhisAEo;
and MfWaukee closes At T:l0 A. n.
Z % WasfERM THRoUaH, for Toledo, Desroft, OhfoARoI
WlsfEBE WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes At LIS P. NJ BIS hIH
sANDUsKf WAY, 70. sandusky and all intsrnS
diate points, cioses 1t $50 P. NJ.
OHQHEATI WAY, for al points between lsySlans
ard Cincinnati, CLOSES 1t T;06 A. NJ ,
OIECiHHAFI TBRoUGR, for Columbus Dayton,
HeNark and Cincinnati, eloses ct I:O6 A. n. I4
OHOmNKfTI THRoUaH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
AOoiBVills, ST. Louis, IndianipOlin. Evansville, and
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OANNRD FRUITS AND VRGRTA-

bLES Of very excellent quality, consisting Of
Peaches, Plums, Cherries, Blackberries, BAspber
rss, Yea Mays, or White Flint Corn, Green Corn
and Tomatoes, can be found at
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NEVELAND AND rTTsBUBGA

NLEVKLAND AND ETTSRURGH
RAIL
1855. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1855.
On and alter Monday. May 18th. ls65, Trains leave
Cleveland daily, Sundays exceptedl as follows:
3DO A. ef Pittsburgh taJ ?. L..
Harrisburgn An A. NJ BAltimOrc 100 4, n,
NGshlng1mll l.BA r., PhiladelVhia 6a5A. ~,
heE YORK loa00A. n, WkeelingS 20 n. OOrs
meets 81 Hudson with y. q RE. for Akron
and Mnlersburgh.
In 2. MISUNDERSTANDING AZ Pii5burzh slb p,
-. Harr5hurgh 7:30 A. n, Baltimore I2:O p.
Maxhington go I. n Philadelphis Hl9 ?.
H, New HorE 2.t5F h., Wheeling 4. 80 A.
$40 p. M.-AOOOMMODATION-Fo Hudsoa ana
intermediate Stations, Ouyahogs Falls, Akron,
aud Mllersb1Tght connecting Rt Orrvils With
P.F. W. ~ y. Tor Canton, MAssillon, Woes
ter and manshsld.
Cars run through from Pitt burgh to New York,
Via allentown without change.
HB HEre a. loE ~ any Otrer uEe.
~ ThrouRa Tickets Gan b. procurrf at th5 Uuion
1iohat noica Heddsl H0uae, at the Depot, or lie
Euclid Street staff N.
III. DBVEKEUz. Bussr
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The combination Of ingredients in these pills Il he
reuslt Of n lOog and eItensivs practice. They are
mild in their opera lion and cannot do harm TO the
most delicate; certain In correcting all irregularities,
Painful menstruatOn,I removing al distractions,
whether from Cold OF other wise, Hsadaehe, Pam IN
the Side Palpitatioa o. The Hesrt, Whites, al EerV-
our Affe ltiOns, Hysterics, Fatigue. Rain In the baok
and Limbs, and disturbed Sleep which arise from
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DAILY LEADER.



The following is Che poem read BY %
Charles G. Halpine at Che laying of 81
corner stone of the National monument s
Gettysburg on the Fourth . sssa .
As men beneath Soms load Of grief e
Or sudden JOY will damhiy stand, rR =
Fielding No words 70 give relief rszaaa =
Clear, passi5n-wsrm, complete and briofS-i
To thoughts with Which thssoul .expalds
60 here to-day-lhsse tToPhias Rish-Ihs O.
Our hpa no fitting words cADreaeh ;1g .
The hills around, toe grayss,thasky-a
The silent poem Ofths eye ssfirg I
SURPRISES al the art ofsPseehI-EruS .
To. day A lationmsets to build 81 N ,
A nttion'a trophyto fhe dead - - - =
Who nYing, iormedh her sword and lhisid-l =
The arms she sadly learned 70 WELD adi
When Other hope OF peace bad hed
And not alone for those who lie aafss
In honored graves before us blfnt,
3 Shall our proud cclpmn5 broad sBdhigh, ;
Ciimb upward 10 the blessing sky d
But be for all 9 mo
@ E .uIH Zoe I1iID -HoitSD q
An emblem Of ouF grief IS well T1iit o
For others IS for these, We rsisei - i
81 For these beneath our feet who dwslha1
And BllWhOi In the goodcaUse fell auuY sci
On other fields, IN other trays ;usp gac1 :
To eli the Belf-sEIne love We boar giH'tl isa Z
Which here for msrbled memory strives
No BoldierfOr q wreath would eafefaN
Which oil true comrsdes might not SHARE
Brothers IN death as iTthsir lfNesf ~ 8
.hdfm
3 On Southern b~ilISides, paTohed and brown. Q
In tsHglod swamp, on verdsn4 ridge, - }
Where pins and broadening oaks iOoR down,
And jasmine Ueaves lis yellow crown,
And trumpet-treepers clOthe the hedge ?
l Along the ehorns OF endltss sand, 81" D
Beneath the palms Of southern plaias, Ae :
slesp everyWhsTe, hand locked in hand,
The brothers Of the gallant band : -fsaa
Who here poured life through thrObbing
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RAILROADS,
"A TLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN
II -l RAILWAY.
Spring and Sumner Arrangement,

4ska Eject AoaSsy, Nay stA, 1855.
fWo Through Kxpreuu trains DuIyl bstys.p
VLEVALAhD and INV YORK.
-DAY ExRRHss, leaves Cleveland 0Bundays szoaps.
~ Is eS0 A. H. Arrives ct MeadviIla ct a;0OF =
and Nav York at l:fOP. n.
NICHE ExRsnssi" leaves Cleveland eaturdsyv
exeepte9.l At ss46 p n, (5lesping Cars eftschefl
arrives IS he4dytle 81 Loo A. n, Salamanca q
800 A. H. ? New York At Ies0R.
WESTWARD
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- -|-|I DR.. DEHARTb
UNITED STATES HOSPITAL
PrIHRfa Medical lIGnenSaFY,

lao Jefferson Avenue Detroit. Mich,
Near the Michigan Exchange Hotel, ael
Where every form of SYRHL g and AL other dis
eases Of the provocative and urinary organs Of both
se1es are more successfully managed than at any
other similar Institution IN this country. Every
one should know that whilst the slightest cOnsti-
~tutiOBAl contamination exists, marriage Is impOs-
sible, for the good reason that where Offspring en-
sues disease is neatly always entailed. This. there
fore, is one Of thu worst tmPedfAents 20 mhtri-
u .a YOUNG MEN, .s.g .ai
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
improper practices, will find this . DispenssTy
where thefeis no uncertainty about getting relief,
bot where every enc Of such cases are cured per.
mansntly. No books Published ~ nor isSued from
this Institution by which the minds Of the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruined.
-w., A.. gFs b4G LADIES, .'aal,
Married or single, requiring q Female Regulator,
should enclose one dollar and three postage stsmps,
aud by return mail they will receive with full di-
This Rrgulatoris fast becoming the fsVOrite ofladies
everywhere, simply because its action is mild and
safe and can always be depended upOR IN removing
Instructions from colds and any other cause.
All correspondence strictly confidential. Letters
on consultation should contsin one dollar and q
postage stamp for answer, Office and rooms ar.
ranged that patients never see each other. ~
I Consultation and services at the office, free to the
poor, every Saturday afternoon, from 8 to P. NJ.
Once and Dispensary open from 8 A. NJ. to 8 p. NJ,
daily, exceutSundays. Ali necessary surgical Oper-
stiOns performed. lstuF
Address, .+t rL.... DR. DEHART,
Pest once Drawer CPS, Detroit, Mich.
Enclose two postage stamps snd send for circular
Of questions, and, If properly answered, medicines
Dan be seut te any part Of the country. Remember
these cases must be cured or the WORST consequences
follow. ma9:r4dA.w