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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-24

How viii Stevens, Sumner, and other
Radicals, who aihere TO the Territorial
theory, respecting the southern States, rel
ish Mr.. Stewards letter to Mr. Adams, 10
which be Gays: 'The United States con
trovert and deny the deela ation Of the
Vice-Chaueellor that they are the success
sors Of the rebellion, and, ON the contrary,
they maiutain that they ere nov, and dur
ing all the time Of the rebellion have been,
just what they were before the rebellion
began, a sovereign State, sbso!utely entitled
to the regulation ard control Of all property
and pertons within the United ates, sub
jees to the liabilities Of their own Consti-
tuition"
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LaMrers TnkIng ihe natI,.

The Judges Of the Supreme Court made
an order TO the effect that every Attorney
practiciGg before that Court, should re-take
the oath laid down in the Code, Obligating
himself TO support the Constitution Of Ten
nessee, and 4 the United States. Judge
Hawkins, in his announcement Of the order
Of the Court, explained that many gentle
men had participated more or less in the re-
bellicn, and now that peace was restored,
some might not b, inclined to favor the
amended Constitution. He stated that
the Court had no specisl case in view, but
deemed such g course proper, and that the
Clerk would see that al placed upon tho
roll should take the cath, if they mad rot
done during the sitting Of the Court. The
lawyers very generally, We believe, regard
ed the order as proper, and eheerfully COM
plied.-Ka0rUlIe lPhiq.
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Ole aalisses Smith,
Valuable farm for Sale.

DO0 ACRES n Ersf cias8 land f1r sale, s r1iies
OJU Fom Nashville, sdioning The , al ior ol
Gen. ". 6. Harding. ia Foed stat- cf cultTafion.
For terms apFly 70 s. VI. Goddess, Attorney af
Law, Nashville, lsnn No. @ Cherry stree.
ssp22-sm
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our friend Of the Huntsville ala Aavo-
cate writes us b has not received The
pSioN for week. Il a msilsd % him
sEulsrly every day.
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Gard to the Musical Public.

L kDIEs and GeBtlsmen wishing their Pianos or
II 4 Melodeors tgned ffain, ~ ccnpeteni and
Te AIDE eenEemsn, Wouid do wei 9 csQ on or old
itud ChAa z. bEAuMAN, Of c. ID. herio one
Ansic store, 81 Union siseet septs-sE
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S UFFE q E R S
From Dyspepsia
Read! Reflect! Act!!!
TARRANT Co

TARRANT 4 Co;
Gentlemen Il am a resident Of CurscOs, and have
been diapos q % write o you concerning the red
value OF your SFLTZER APERIEN1 a. q remedy
for Indigo son and DyEpep IA. desire to express
you my sincere gratitude iorthe great ten ent the
81 TZkR has done my wife.
For four or Eve years my wife has bear sadly
affii.ied With dyspepsia and afer being under the
estnent Of several Doctors for uV, o. three years.
she was finally induced 20 seeF the advice Of a
learned Physician, Doctor Cshialis, o. Neilezueia
Who immedia-eiY treated her with. your EPEK-
VEsChNT SELTzER APERlENT. STE begin 20
improve 81 once, ami is now PEkFEC Fly NELL
feel It {, be my duty lr the good Of hum RBty TO
maize this statement, feeling thal medicine 20 val
liable should be widely zrogn.
busting YOU " n gVs this publicity, and repeat
ing ny earnest gratitude and thanEs.
am very respe. t'ni.y yours,
s. .. e. HENRTQUltR,
New York, June %, '65. BE chant, Cufacs 20. s.A.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-24

cLaRKsuLIE, TIM, Sept. q, 1855,
Editor UHioHs-Plasse withdraw my meme
from your lis. as q candidate for Mayor Of
Nashville, as it viii be impossible for me to
run the race through.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-24

Second week OF the Peoples Favoute
MISS MARY MITCHELL,
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SmnssHsutA
THEATRE.

-HzRRY sTREET BETwEEN CEDAR GAY
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-09-24

Monday Evening. September 18Th, 1865.
WA be performed the great siuss'on drama
FEMALE GAMBLER
OR, PLOT AND PsssIJN.
Madame FIontagenes, .-.-..-.- Miss aIsry Michel
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POlanO's Variety Iheses

- - ssi' can b secured q the -
4 n az . pm viihoufsEtls chsr5.-- ''''' ~
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H-DOoHopen us1s'clo-s: c.,,,--
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GREAF NOVELTIES lNPREp,v.-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01
3
BLOOD: BLOOD! BLOOD
IIcImDOId-S


Tor purifying tbs Blood removing AZ chronic eons.i
tqtoual discusses arising from AL impure state oi
The Biool, aui the only reliable ana esctaal known
remedy for the cure ~ scroflll. scald Head. salt
Hhcum Pains and swe.iings Of the Bones Uicera-
toas of the Throat anu L-gs Boiches, Pmpes on the
Pace. letter Erysipeas aud Jail scsiy cruptioos o.;
+ the SNin
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10 Prevent Cattle from Jumping.

Al me last meeting of the Am. Inst.
Farmers club, the following novel way n
preventing cattle from jumping fences was
stated:
I'VE lately learned a curious way n n-a.
vent steers from jumping fences. winch i
SO easy in application and appears so effect
ual that we give il 10 the public. II is sim.
ply 10 cut OF the eve lasheS Of the upper
Ids, With pair Of scissors. and the abiijt,
or disposition 10 jump Is rs efectualv 40
stroyed as SIMPSONS was by HE loss ri
MS locks. The animal will not attemnr
renee again until his eye-lashes are grown
VI 'nls We are informed by Samuel Thorl,e
Tue great breeder OF Duchess county. who
assured Us that he had tested il upon q
pair OF very breechy oxen. II was of Great
value to him, be hopes it will be tried Inv
others" -
The above valuable Recipen has baen
gong the rounds for some time: and ss
some OF our city friends nav not now
' nnere the laugh comes in, We will inform,
o o1em That they can End out bv askino some
=, neH country cousins to try the exneri-
o -uen. Wneu the OK is tied IN fnr rho
S IS5' and the Aforesaid cousin Aon--
lsnlhg ms scissors, advances on ~ Io aoIa-
Snlnai ana makes the Discovery th.. CO
then laugh, "u VI MS eye
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01
Hogs in Apple Orchards.


From the American Agrieultarist.
Nobody sends such apples to market as
my neighbor John JacObs.-He always ha;
apples 20 sell aud gets the highest price
Folks prefer large apples; and such are
always packed in Jacobs barrels YOI
might search them with a candle and not
find knOtty fruit or a wOrmhole. Sucl
Rhode Island Greetings and ROxburv Rus
sets have never met with in the old 1ues-
They are as handsome as anything in the
virgin soil Of the west,
was going 10 Jacobs orchards last sum-
mer and had the curiosity 10 call and
examine for myselt-Says l. 'NeighbOr.
what Is there in your soil that makes such
smooth. large apples. They are a third
larger than anything | can get. and my
trees look as well as yours.
The secret Is not in the soil, John replied
with a twinkle IN his eye, but on it, Do
you see those grunters theres Ny pork
brings me fifty cents q pOund-eight in
flesh and the balance in fruit.
i began 10 pasture my orchard ten
years ago with hogs. aud since that time |
have had no trouble with wOrmv fruit
Apples, as a general thing. don't fall from
trees unies something is the matter with
them. The apple worm and curculiO lay
their eggs in the fruit, and the apples drop
early. The pigs devour the apples, and by
September every uusOund apple IS gone.
and l have nothing but fair fruit left. The
crop ofinsects for the next year is destroy
ed by the pigs. They root around under
the trees. keep the sOIl loose. manure the
land some. and work over what manure
spread. The apples help the pigs, and the
pigs help the apples
saw Johns secret a. once and have
pronted by IL. never had so few insects
as this spring. and / have given the pigs
credit for il. 10 turning the orchard into a
pasture. put in pigs-not landpires with
shouts like levers You might loose trees
as we'll as insects in that case But well
bred animals. with judicious shouts will
root in a subdued aud Christian like man
ner.
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NJ \ y II Q o u

Ilirt Edition. Fly ThousauE-lo3 pa-es. bv R,a-
ERr BILL. NJ n A caution. addresses q vs.rh
the married, and those CONTEMPLATING MARI ACF
Senl by mail. post pai1. On receipt q TEN GEMS
careful p-rcSal Of this small book has been A Ron
TO The AFFLICTED ard has saved thousands FIR, !,
ne OF misery and Al Unit asly grave L treats n,
me evils OF Youthful Iaiiscretion Self-Abuse Sen
iaa eskness- Emissions. Ssxlsi Diseases Genital De-
olity, Loss OF Power. Nervousness. Pr mature D.
cay, Impotence. &c. &c which unft the sufferer
rom fulfilling the Obligations Of Marriage
Address
DR.. J. BRYAN Consulting Physician.
BOX 9u1s. 44o Broadway, New YORK
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{ }
HeImbOId's Rose Wash,

Al excellent lotion for diseases Arising from habits q
dissipation, used DO connection with the Extracts b.
chu and slrsaparl, 10 such diseases as recommend
ei. Evidence Of the most responsible ana reliable
character siu accompany the medicines Also OK
pilclt directions Tor use srih HUNDREDS e Thousands
living witnesses. and upwards Of $1,000 unsolicited
certificates and rec9maeud-t9ry letters. many c
Which aye from the highest sources, including eut-
nent Phys'cans, C.erEvmcr. statesmen, &c. The
Proprietor has never resorted 20 their publication
the newspapers; he does not do this from the fact
that has articles rank as Standard Preparations AID
% not need to Be proppe1 On ~ certificates.
The Science o. Medicine, hse shs D'ric Column,
should stand simple. pare. majestic, having Fast for
It's bass Ialuc'ioa for its pillar and Truth alone fsr
MS Capital
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CONsUMPTION, CATARRH AND

y LlltNINtIlI Is Tn Dc cIreu-
Available Treatise On the nature OF C,usuupticn
and lis various stages. Bronchitis Catsrrh &c Price
10 Cents including postage and simple prescriptions
which have cured thousands, will be sent free Of
charge, 70 any one applying Il will cost Won nrt
little, and may be the means OF saving your lie
Send addressed envelope and stamp 70 m ]
5zsAS, Consulting Physician. +@2 Broa1way, New
YORK and you wulreceive II ~ return mail.
6lSyl
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-11-01

working for bare life is defined n Ia
making clothes for q new baby. " 20
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DIR. IARVEY's FEMALE PILLS.

hey are perfectly harmless on the system nav Re
lax u 81 any tinl with perfect safety blt curin The
early stages 81 Pregnancy t1ey should not BE- taken
or a miscarriage may be the result. Taev uevsr
cause any sicSness, pain OF distress Each Box con-
tAins Sky pills. Price o-e Dollar
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/ }

SOLD FL AL DRUGGISTS EvERYw HERE
Address letters for Information, IL condse-ce. %
VI. T. HELNBOLD.
Chemist.
Principal Depots-
HEIMB0LD's DRUG AND CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE
No. 594 Broadway. y, Y.,A
CR ID
HELNBOLD'S MEDICAL DEPOT.
No. 104 South Tenth ST.. Philadelphia.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFETTS.
ASK FOR HELMBOLD,S.
AXE So.oTEEEi
lysla
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TO Il : ALE

Tie rniersi---t oTs-s r. sale lis DINING AM
BILLIARD SALOON. sit-l-a1 m Wasll1-tr1 Areu-s.
IN the most desirable 7lr Of the ci.r ar wei cs--
.ate1 f1r Dong S11- business T. : vel si'cse-
With Aes. Wres ard Li1cgrs a-t be crsrs 3. ~ 81
81 great bargain and 81 Easy TINS ss be q desro-s
20 retire from Tia business
7 L Clark.
Lansing, jay Ill, lsc5 5s2I
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TMPORTANT TO LADIES.
DIR. Harvey's Female Pills.

The most .-tlih'e aud popular remedy ever known
Tor all diseases OF the female sex They have been
used ~ many cases WIKI unfaling success-aud nav
be relied on every case for winch they are recon-
mendcd, ana particularly al cases arising from
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DAMsGES BIZ LIGHTNING !

TNCORPOBATED 1868
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-08-10
BATON ROUGE, La, THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10,

FRESH MEDICINES,
DRUGS, PERFUMERIES
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
I ASTREMSKI & MCCORMICK, q
- respectfully give notice that they have ~
always Or hand fresh supply Of -
M L DI CT NJ Es, ETC,
Which they guarantee 70 be pure; also choice
assortment ~ of rs " r
F. PIE RF Tt M Il RY. J
from the most celebrated manufactures, compris.
ing .t55-
LUBlN's' Madam DuEANDs,
Ill BAztN and wRIGHT's. rs
~ A fne assortment Of
ESSENCES FOE RAnDKERcHIErs,
--AHp--
MED SOAPS.
Allkinds Of fresh genuine MINERAL WATERS,
Pure LIQUORS, viz: ysal
French and American BRANDIEs,
WHisKY--Rye and Bourbon.
~ PORT WINE, SHERRY and MADEIRA.
Genuine Holland GIN. Pure scHNAPPs,
French Patent Medicines, viz,
sER0P DE BgIANT,
srRoP DE FLoRE,
.s1R0P DE LAMOURIEUx,
LIQUEUR LAyILLE, ..
ELIXIR ANTI-aLAIRouX,
INJECTION BRAN,
LERoY's MEDICINES,
Vim DE sEGUIN,
pERcHLo2MER DE FER DE PRAvAR,
HuILLE DE FoIE DE MoRUE DE TouGHs,
>. -. :. tds Hogg)
Win receiYe by the next steamer fresh lot of
Patent Medicines, direct from manufacturers.
WINTER GARDEN sEEDs-iust received.
COAL OIL and
COAL LAMPS variety on hand.
LEECHE2 always on hand.
eY- AN orders from tile country coretuliy pat
up and promptly attended to.
JASTRENTSKI & MCCORMICK.
t2E- Store nearly opposite the Branch of the
louisiana State Bank. JUL
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ARRIFAL D. nIAILs IA nrPI

ARRIVAL OF NAILS At DEPOT
Esstssn through srrEyOa ct 7:So a. ". 2;lb P. NJ,
and 9:25 P. n.
Eastern Way ARRIVES st 1920 A. Il.
western Through strives st s:2O a. T., $40 P. II
Do Way arrives at 2.66 P. II.
5AnduEky Way arrives at 9Il5 A. N,
Cincinnati Through arrives st ESQ a. H., 500 r, b.
10 Way arrives at $50 P. n.
Pittsburgh Through arrives st 9:s6 A 4.
Wy arrives at lo.le ?. =.
kaboninG Way arrives At 10s25 A. Ne
A.sscville arrives at 1923 A. N.
MsdinA Way arrives At 400 P. II.
Rocs port, Ao., arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays st Il Il
ssEt Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily 8 a. II,
ROUB OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
IAsT sRE THR0UsH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston. NsW
York, Hsrtford, and Painesvilie, 9ensTa. AAhtAbu
10 md OonDaant, oloGos ~ $50 A. n.
sssEASrEEH THROUGH, for Kew York only, CLOSES st
EAsrEsH TaRougs, Eor Eris, Buffalo, Albany,
Boston, EsW ToFS and Hartford oioss5 1t 500
Eaa7EsH wAT, for all points between Cleveland
and Erie, closes at 2.60 P. ID.
WrsTERN THBoUsH, for Toledo. Detrsit. Chicago;
and Milvsukes closes at 7:i0 A. b. QeaTss $40
ae1t morning.
WgsTnRs THRoUeH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
puDG1rs, St. Joseph and Cairo closes st 800 P NJ.
n zsFEKS WAY for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at l;46 2. NJ
SASDUSKT Way, for Ssndusky and all interme.
dlats points, closes At $50 P. n.
Cis0IEEATI WAY, for sll points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes at 7.0S A. IL
sHECIEEATI THROUsH, for Columbus, Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati, closes at Ts06 A. d.
GrSOIREATTI THOUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
LociEvilIe St. Louis, Indianapolis, 2AnssVie, and
Wheeling, olOSss at 900 P. N.
PzIsFUaaH TuEOUGB, for Pittsburgh aud Wash.
tnEtan, closes st 1880 P. 81.
PiTTsBU1GH WAY, for al points between Cleve'
Ana, WsIsviIls, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil.
sdf Thik Baltimore sBd Washington, closes ct 100
A. Il.
nAROEsEe WAY, for all points between Cleveland
aaa youngstown, oioSes st 2;45 p NJ.
y NsADyILLE, closes at $3.50 A. n.
MKDuA WAY, cioSss at 7:3D A. s.
n co0KPoKT &C., closes Tuesdays, IaErBdAys
Gno Saturdays, Stl2H.
WARREEsv.n1.z, olosss daily, I0:s0 A. h.
EAEr czJsyLLslsD and Eaelid- olpssS daily, - )
P. =.
&aii and Drop T'sttsrs ART Required By Law to b
prepaid
q sEo-Sont stamp.
Uaoo open ffo5, y.ssi =. 4. " ESQ P. n. Or
S01dag iron. A. 81. IN 1000 A. h
4 COW LES. p. N.
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ZINE DAILY FRAIEs FRoa
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
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BELLS sPEOIFIO PILLs-WABi


RANFHD IN ALL OAsEs.-Oan Be- relied
HsVeF no 20 oursi Do not nzuseatei Are speed
n sStioni 10 change Of dist rs0zirsdl Do not Il
ssriero with business purE1itsl OAa be used with.
cat dstectioni Upward Of 300 cures ths past month
some Of them very severe casss. Over 0us hun-
dred pbyzicials have Used them n Eheir prac-
sce, and speak vel Of their sEoaoy, and sPproys
Of tkeir composition, which b entirety vegetables
and harmless OF tho system. Hundreds o. csrtiB,
sItos oln DO sbOEa. BeEPg Specific Piiis ara shs
original and only g0nuins Specific PHI. They are
adapted Tor male and fsuAls, oldor young, ane
she only reliable remedy for sHaoti1g = Permsd
uent and speedy cure in AL oasoI OF spernEiorrhez
of Seminal Wehknsss, with al tts trains Of evils,
Euch e UrethrAi and Vagina Discharges, GlSst,
be Whites, Nightly or Involuntary Erlssiona, In
sontinence Genital Ds5ility and rrtsbiiity, Lni-
potency, Weakness or loss OF Power, Nervous De-
biity, &C., Ac., ell Of which arise principally fro
Sexual Exoeases or Self Abuse, some oonEtitu
tionAi deTnngenent, and t1capaoitatss the sufferer
fron fulfilling the duties Of married LIE. In 81
sexual dissaBss GouorTAea, olsot sad StEioturoI
DoEsult,Eg Pbylioian for the tFestent q Seminal
Urinary, Sexual, and Nervous Dissssas, who will
Issnd, nee 70 ALL ths follos1ng valuable gcTk, IN
sealsd enIeloDss
fHT FHTTBTE THousAHD.--Dr Bells Treatsss On
5olf Abuse, Prenaturs Decay, Impotence and Los
Of Power, Sexual Diseases, Seminal Weakness.
Aigkfly EmiEioaI, Genital Debility, 30, &C., a
7Amphlst OF o. pages, containing important al
sios 20 the amistsd, and which lkoeld be read
tvary snsrsF, e. the means Of In he sevsrsst
b PEI postage. iuiyzl:RS:mo, -lfi&By--
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ISAAC 4. TSAACS UNION HALL,
Cole Agent fer tho hsle Of Singers OelebrAted sew
ing Machines, storr's Automaton Freshman,
and strong's patent Army Bed-Trunk.
Corner Superior aud Union-stl.
az Look ont for the Giants- s-7Ha dec2l
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OOEHnOTEOEE.
EanseEta.
TTGs AND HAZE WORA.

UTIGs AND HAIR WoRk.
.E DT'S EKE EsIABLIsHHEN1s
TIE LARGEST N THE STATE.
o. WIG EsnNe EN1 LE1IES HAIR DRESSlh8
- PUBLIC eouARL
EiAAHzfsssuEaE o. AZ kinds Of WIGS, fneiuAiRS
he celebrated
TLLUSI0N WIG,
thas 20 resembles nAturs e 10 dsfy tAs ao1aS.
scrutiny. vary large ard beautifnl stooz q
LONG HAIR, (b-ought By the proprissor nom
Europs, foF SWITCHES and BRAID6-fhs h1ssf
assortment sssT sen In this city.
In sFsEy styia, with al impro7e1snfs.
sETs OF CURLs, nsGe frea French HatuEa
OarIsd HEiF lguaranteed)
EUaEHT DOUBLE and TRIPLE BOWsi
WATERFALL9, 49,
EAIado h5 TIE adVsr1ssrs equal @ tncse tnpoIsoo.
LAdies' Braid3 made tnto any ina o. Aeeo'S Siii'
OF Bow without injury Q switch.
I,IDIFgI HAZE DRESSING IN ths Host pFsyaf
uEHni fn1hIonabls Etylss-
el-Au work warranted &c FsprsSanfsa.
HOT EaA COLD BATHS ~ ~ bean. Gse-'
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so A. n.-HlGaT KXPREss TRAIH-sro,-inr
at GirArd, AahLabulA and PalnesTiis oniv snd
erfiYe AZ gi9Ne1and at 20 A. \
B:lb a. d. MALL AHp ACCOMMODATION
fRA1H-StopPiag q AZ ssAsioas and aFTiTS st
Cleveland 9t lo:z1 A. -
t0:i3 s. A--fOEBDO G4HHE39-StoppirR hs an
gtatiSaI except 5UanTille, sAybrpok, OnionTflle,
ParTy. Mentor aud WioklLde, and arrives AZ
Cleveland a. 9:l5 TX. TI
5aS ?, H.-DAT -2XPRESS TkAIH-stopFinE ,
Girard, Colnea1f, AEhtAbula, Genera 3 Painss
VILE only, ard arrives IN Cleveland At - ?. X
~ sseo1d JAm Oars Az ran On Al through
Trains.
An the trains FoinE westward eonnecf at CsValan..
with trans Cor roedc, Chicago, OoiambuE. Cfnci1-
nAd, tndianaPolis, 81. Louis, &C.; And ~ throlEb
Taina going eastward, oonnecf - Dunkirk with the
trains Of tie New York Erie kA1road, an 81 Buff
a. with those Of TIE New York Central B11aio
hsH Hork City AAllroad1 for New YORK, Aba1E
Boston, Alagara fAlA, 40, and at Erc With trains
on the PhiladeiphiA Lrle hailroad.
- Day. ExDreE. Last and west, ooLuect1 as
GirArd VIII Trains on Eris 3 Pittsburgh Eailrcad
1or dneavns. AsAdYille. JAnestgEn, -.
cleveland. ocs slst. La -
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9uerII &atiffs.
MPORTANT no LADIFs-DT. T

f-- IMPORTANT 10 LADIES-DT. HAr-
VsyiB Female PIHa nave nsVs- Jet fAilod in rsmoV-
ing diMCultisl ariIinF from obstruction, stop
paQs o. nature, il re1torfng tha Gystsm 70 per-
sot health Whsn EuGaring from Spinal AHsctionG,-
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most dslioats female without causing distr.asths
sane time they act Ike charm By strsag gtheDing,
inVigorating and restoring the system 70 health
condition, and By bringing the monthly period
with regularity, mattsr from what eau1es the
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you'd the result.
EAoh box contains 90 Pills. Prios / %.
Dr. HAlrETfs TREAIIEH Diseases Of Females
Pregnancy, HIsoarrAgs Barrennoss, Stsrity, Be-
production, and Abusss Of EGtaro and emphatical-
tbs Ladies Private Medical AdVissr pamphlet
Of 64 pages, sent free toany nddrcsI. SIX cents
CURED 70 pay postage.
The pills and book win b Bsnt BY mail Whsn DE-
1rSd, securely sealed, and prepaid, by
BRTAE, n. D.. General Agent,
10. 70 Cedar st., EsW York.
al. -- - "A Bold b al the principal Dr1ggists-
6.M. ChARK, DruEgstI Agent for Cleveland.
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PRESENTS.

Christmas and New Years st Union Hall.
Those who wSDt Presents should give US call.
We beys Clothing f1r rich, and Clothing tor poor
Ali should o5me - rs and Bargains seCure;
We have Q. thing for Boys, and Clothiag for Men
many more Bty les than 1 Il uoW try to pen
Costs, OverooRts, Pants, Jackets and Vests,
All our own mske and suraly the best.
Ne have ScAriB HHd Scarf Pins, Neck Ties and
Crsvst5,
shirts Gloves and Collars, suspsndsrs and Eata,
half Eoss snd Hsndksrchisfs, Wrappers and Draw
erB,
Made out Of SILK, Wool, Meriro OF GAuze;
And many more things that sre uHef1l ana nice,
Which for these times we'll sell ct very low price
nd then for the lad es God bless the dear creatures
And grant that no sorrow msy ere mar their fea-
turssi
The present for them, which will give them most
pleasure,
And be In each household blessing and treasure,
Is s EWIHG MACHINE, one Of SINGERS, you
know,
Is ahead OF all other Machines made to to sew.
1t is simple, Il is hsndiome, and easy to run
And BY far the best Sewing Machine uudsF the sun.
Tnen al who want Presents 70 UNION BALL hie,
Well We know, that when there you'll not fail TO
Buy,
For the gifts that arc valued and priced most Of all
Are those that sre purchased at our famed UNION
HALL
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- .aEEleg ILL.
lsSl.5. Winter Arrangement 1895.
TOR TRE
AERIEAL ABB CLOSING OF AAILs.
AT THa
CLEVELAND POST-OFFICE

oOEHEECTEo EOEDAE, OCTOBER SlsTs 1854
81 M4ns will be VDened and ready for deliver
o1s hour after arrival Of trains.
~ All siSils CLOSE one hour fSioTs departure .
tEaiDz.