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Abroad, in the Australian colonies they
have adopteda q system of permitting wo-
men to vote in municipal elections. Mr..
Conway writes to the Commonwealth, that
the other day the colony of Victoria pre-
scribed by blunder the laws of municipal
voting for the larger and more important
election of parliament On election day
they were surprised to find the entire fe-
male population voting. These are the
comments of the London Times:
The women seemed to have svailed'
themselves in considerable numbers of the
privileges thus obtained. ItBre-
corded that the women voted at least as
wisely as the men; that they generally vo-
ted for the best educated candidate; that
they showed contempt for the secrecy of
the ballot: and that espousing the cause
with hesrtiness and devotion incidental to
the female character, they generally gave
plumpers for the candidate of their choice.
In 8 franchise SO low as that enjoyed by the
Australian colonies, we can easily believe
that this new element, especially as the fe-
male votes we're given In respect of proper
ty, would be marked improvement. 1t
viii be very curious to see whether this
innovation, thus accidentally introduced,
IS allowed TO discontinue, or whether the
colonies will persevere in the course upon
which they have stumbled. In the latter
case, it would seem to be hardly possible
to leave matters as they are, or to prevent
the infusion Of q much larger female ele-
ment into the constituency
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10 % Uo1aF T. NeU IoTLl
- scid by I'll the principal Druggists.
2. ", CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Cleveland.
luly2l. .Bs.u v farvrV
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DR. R.G00DALE'S
CATARRH
RENE DY,
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS
THE ACME OF PERFECTION,

IL penetrates the secret ambush OF
this terrible disease, and exterminates it, root and
branch, forever.
It removes all the Wretched symp-
toms Of this losthe5ome malady, and aEeFts con-
sumption.
It cleans the head, deOdOrises the
breath, and affords the most grateful relief
It aIIeViates more agony and silent
suffering than tongue can tell
1t is noted for curing the most hope
less cases, that every known means failed In.
1t cures Hay, Rose and Periodic Ca
tarTh, Of the most obstinate and violent types.
No form OF Catarrh or noises I'm the
eRd can resist its penetrating power.
DIR. GOOdaIe's Catarrh Remedy is =
harmless liquid inhaled from the palm Of the hand.
DR.. Z. GOOdaIe is known throughout
the country, as the Author Of the only True Theo-
rv Of Catsrrh ever published. Where its Origin
What its RaVsges-MOde Of Treatmsnt-and Rapid
Cure In all its forms.
DR.. GOOdaIe's Pamphlet on Catanrh
should be read by every It can be obtained ct
our nearest Agency, or BY sending postage stamp
to our ofioe.
Price 81 90. eend . stamp for pamphlet.
horton & CO., Sole Ag'ts, 70 Bleeksr st., N. z.
Bold BY G.. ". CLARK. Cleveland. febs:RS
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DAILY LEADER.
TEsE COQUErIE.
pr A1rsEp rEENYsox.
EWe find the following poem in an Eng
lish Newspaper, ascribed 10 Tennyson.I


EWe find the following poem in an Eng
lish newspaper, Ascribed TO Tennyson.J
caress'd or chidden by the dainty hand,
And singing airy trifes this or that,
Light Bope at Beauty's call would perch and stand
Aud run through every change Of sharp and Fat
And Fancy came and at her pillow sat,
When 'eep had bound her in bis rosy band,
And chased away the still recurring g1at,
And woke her with q Jay irom fairy land.
But now they live with Beauty less and less,
For Hope is other Hope, and wsnders far,
Nor cares to lisp in Loves delicious creeds;
And Fancy watches in the wilderuessi ss-
Poor Fancy, sadder than single star
That sets at twilight ina land of reeds.
The form, the form alone Is eloquent
A nobler yearning never broke ber rest
T. an but to dance and sing, be gsily drest,
And wiz all eyes with al accomplishments
Yet in the waltzing-circle as We went
My fancy mad- me for moment blest
10 Ind my heart 60 near the beauteous breast
! hat once had power to rob it Of content.
A moment came the tenderness oftears,
The phantom Of a wish that once could move,
ghost Of passion that no smiles restore
7 or an the slight coquette, she cannot love,
And II you kiss'd her feet thousand years,
She still would take the praise and care no
more.
Wan sculptor, weepest thou to take tbs cast
Ofthose desd lineaments that near thee lie7
o sorouest thou, pale pai1ter, for the past.
In painting some dead friend frem memory7
Weep on: beyond his object Love can last:
bis object lives: more cause to weep have /:
Ny tears, no tears Of love, are flowing fast,
- No tears oflove, but tearn that love can die.
tiedge her not in ans cheerful cup,
Nor care to sit beside her where she sits
All, pity hint it not in human tones,
But breathe it into earth and close 1t up
With secret death for ever, in the pts
bones.
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ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT
Eastern Through ARRIVES At T:eO A. NJ, 2l5 P. NJ,
and 9:25 p. IL.
Western Through arrives at 9:9o A. n, $40 P. n
do Way arrives ht 2;66 P. NJ.
5andueky Way arrives ct 9il5 A. N.
Onoinnaa Through arrives at ESQ A. NJ, 800 p n
do Way arrives At $50 P. N.
Pittsburgh Through arrives At e:66 a. y.
WAy arrives ct 1910 P. II.
MShoning Way arrives ct 10:s5 A. NJ
Eseadville arrives at l0:25 a. NJ.
Medina Way arrives ct 400 P. N.
Rookport, 40, arrives Tuesdays, Thursdsys and
Saturdays st IL n
WarrensyiIe arrives daily ct l0:l6 A. n.
East Cleveland and Euolid arrives daily 9 A. n.
HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
HAsTERH THROUGH for Erie, BufEslo, Boston. HsW
York, Hartford, and PsineeTiIle, GensTas AEhtabu
IL snd Oonnaant, closes ct $50 4. n.
EAsTHAH THHoUsH, for New York only, oiossa Gt
K EAsraau THaouaH, for Eris, Bumalo, Albany,
Boston, HSE York and Hartford, closes St 500
Pm.
EAsrHnH WAX, for aI points between Cleveland
and ErIe, Gloss ct 2:60 T. n. -r-r. E..-.. ..r
WEsTKRE TGRoUaH, for Toledo, Detrsit, Chicago;
and Milwaukee oloaes at 7:10 a. n.
WEsTEnE THROUGH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque, S.. Joseph and Cairo closes a. 800 P n.
NE5TERH WAY, fer ell points between Oleyoland
and Toledo, closes st l;45 p. n -.. .-
SANDUEKY WAY, for saudusky and ell interms-
date points, CLOSES at $50 p. Ii. I.
OlEoIHHATI WAT, for all points between Cleveland
md OlnclnDst1, CLOSES - IsUo a. Ms
CINCINNATI THRoUaH, for Columbus, Dayton,
Eswark and Cincinnati, closes ct 7:06 A. n.
OlsonHAzTI THRoUoH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
LDoli57ie, et. Louis, indianapolis, Evansville, and
Wheeling, closes at coop. Ii.
PITTSBURGH THBoUaH, fo- PsttEburgh and Walh-
Ington, elcesa at 1880 P. n.
PITTssURaR WAY, for all points between Oleyss
and, WeIlsVfls, and Pittsburgh, Hsrisburg, Phil.
adeIphiAs Baltimore and Warrington. closes At 100
Az.
hKHoaus WAY, for all points between OlsTsInns
and youngstown, closes At $50 P. II.
MEADvIILK, closes st e:5O A. n.
MwIHA WAT, CLOSES At 7.s0 A. II.
RouxPoRr, &c.. closes on Tuesdays, ThuTdayl
and Saturdays, at I'm.
WA8BusVInLz, oioses daily, I0:80A. n.
EAEE oLGVuAD end Euolids olossa daily, Ht
R.m.
mai and Drop Letters are required b. law to b
prepaid.
An City Circulars are required 10 bsPrs-paid wifi
. tVo-osnt Htamp.
0f1ce open from 90 A. N. to 100 ?. N. On
Sunday from 600 to 1000 A. NJ.
4 CoWLEs. p. n.
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Bounty Jumpers AT Fort Lsfsyotte,

ANDAmAI > ~ EOLl l1hAhIelNea
Fort Lafayette is full The captured
host sent there on Monday, by Col. Baker,
has monopolized the famous rooms Nos. 2
and g. in which Gen. Lee Maj. Gen. Gard
neT, Mr.. President Buckley, K. G. G., and
other noted men we're confined, as well as
the batteries Nos. 4, 5, snd 6, in which
blockade-runners, neutral Englishmen, and
contractors innumerable have slept, and
smoked, and cursed. Col. Martin Burke,
the jolly and sui ge1SeTIS commandaHt of
the post, sits, as is his cheerful custom, on
the porch, and smokes his pleasant pipe,
but no longer does his eye fall on foreign
ministers, on major generals, on rich con
tractors, or on civil prisoners of gentle
bIrthi he now sees none but dirty-faced
bounty,jumpers and nimbls-legged de-
serters, who peer at him from behind their
doors and windows, and would hang,
draw, and quarter him for breakfast.
They are not permitted the privilege of
the parade ground, but are locked up close
ly in the batteries, from which the psrti.
tions have been knocked, leaving one long
room in plsce of the former three. The
scene upon the arrival at Fort LAFAYETTE
beggsrs description. The toughest, devil.
msy-care set Of fellows ever seen, hand
cufed and chained together, seme grumb-
ling, but the majority Of them swearing
and joking as if they had been the victims
Of q great practical joke, whose point they
not only saw, but appreciated. Colonel
Burke was for once surprised. All classes
Of men, al grades of society, had been
under his lock and key, as he supposed
but it was left for Colonel Baker to aston
ish him with q new phase of humanity,
whose peculiarities he Is now studying and
enjoying. The men will be kept there for
q short time, and then sent to the front.
On the return of the boat, therebel Cen
ersl Page, Colonel Montgomery, and 9th
srs, were brought to Pier No. l, North
River, whence they ent to Fort Delaware
while sn the State prisoners were sent to
Fort Warren.
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E@ A PHYSIOLOGICAT, VTFW

OF MISUNDERSTANDING nearly 800 pages
and lSo foe plates and engTaSiDgs Of the anstomy
OF the b BumAn Organs in state Of Health and Dis
ease with Treatise upon Gsrly Errors, its de.
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viii the Authors plan Of treatment-ths only ra-
tonal and successful mode Of cure, shown by
the report II cases tTeated. truthfnI adyiser to
t6e married and thoss contemplating marriage,
who entertain doubts Of their physical cond .tion.
sent free OF postsge to any address, receipt 20
cents IN stamps n postal currency, By addressing
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4. Y.
The Author may he con5uIted upoa any Of the
disc Sos upon VII eh his book trestE either person.
ally or BY mail, ana medicines sent to any part Of
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OLEVRLAND AND TOLEDO r 3
WIETER GRRAEGE1HnT. Iss-s

On md After Monday. Oct. list, 1854, Passsngsg
Trains win leave Cleveland e tolloEH usuneaJs sEs
ospted:
sale A. M.-CHIOAGO EXPRESS.-StOps ct Bsres
GRAFTON, Obsrlin, Wakenan, horWAik, Monrue-
vile. Bellevue, Clydes Fremont and ElmOre,
and arrives st Toledo At 2:l5 ?. T., Chicago at
u3OP. y. and Detroit 20 Pm.
1:iQ p. M.-WESTEBN uAILs-Stop5 At AL stations
on Southern Division, and arrives at Toledo ae
T.25 p. M.i Chicago at :i6 A. n. and Detroit ai
l0.s0P- 4.
an P. H.-A0BTHkRH mAIL.-stop5 At AZ stH1
lions on Northern DtEtGicn. and Arrives e eans
dusly 1t 7:l0 P. n.
O;9 P. M.-HIGHT EXPRESS.-Stops at GrAftonl
H0rWAlk. nonrosVtlle, Qlyde and Fremont And
Arrives at Iolsdo At ASS A. E.i chicago ~ IL ~
2. 4. and Detroit ht 500 A. 4.
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Toexpire on the 5lst day OF January. 1855.

#f AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS. Ohio, February 3, 1851
WHEREAS, The MANHATTAN FIRE INSURANCE
C0MPANY, located at New YORK, in the State
of New York has filed in this Office q sworn state
ment of its condition, required by the first sec
ton of the act :" To regulate Insurance Companies
not incorporated by the State of Ohio, passed April
g. 1856, and, Whereas said Company has furnished the
un dergned satisfactory evidence that possessed
OF at least one hundred thousand dollars Of actual
CAPITAL invested in stocks, or in bonds, in mort
cages, worth double the amount for which it is mort
gagged; and, whereas, said Company has filed in this
office written instrument, under its corporate seal
sighed by the President and Secretary thereof,
thOrziCg any agent or agents ofsaid Company in his
State to acknowledge service ofprocess for and in be-
half Of said Company, according to the terms Of said
law. .-..
Now therefore, in pursuance of the first section Of
the al 5ressid act. 1, JANIS II. GOODMAN, Auditor of
State for Ohio, hereby certify ihat the said Man
haitian Fire insurance Company Of New York Is Ru-
h0rzed to transact the busi OF Fire Insurance
in tnis state until the thirtyrs day Of January in
the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty y-six.
In witness whereof have hsTeun' o subscribed my
name and caused the seal Of my office 10 be affixed
tbs day and year above written.
rSeai.l I- JAS. d. GOLDMAN,
iStamp.1 Auditor Of state,
STRONG & MARls, Agents,
mhls:Ig5 Cleveland, Ohio.
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NOTICF TO TRATELERs.


TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays exoeptsd.)
MORNING BXPRES5, leaving Troy at osl6 A.
H.; from Albany ct Hudson Biv5r Depot at $50 A.
~, arriving at New York ct $3.50 P. n.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy at SOC
?. n; from Albany ct S:I5 P. n, arriving 81 HsV
York st 9s20 p h, connecting with express trains
for PhilsdelPhia and Washington City.
The Cincinnati Express from Bufaio connects
with the $50 1t Albany for New York By the HAE-
lem Road.
For the better accommodation Of the public, ar
rangemenis have bean made 70 run the trains og
the Hudson River Railrosd %. and those Of the n.
7. and Harlem Railroad %. at different hourS ron
Albany and Troy.
THE HARLEM ROAD.
Passengers win be Tiokstsd and Baggage checked
over this road direct 10 New York By the Central
B. 3. o., and all connecting lines North And West
Tickets Of the Hudson River Railroad %. and Of
this %. will DO received BY either road; and Bagr
gage checked by either Company win b delivered
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HoV. I'd, 1854. y. A. OHAPIN, Sup't.
EORD b. GREEs. Advertising Agent.
A. B. KSIoKREBookEs, Agent, Albany. noaERS
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RWPHILOsOPHY OF MARRIAGF

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PRESENTS.

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MfdIEi.
DHYsIOIANs PRFsoRIPTnIoN5I

DHYSIOIANS PRESCRIPTIONS-
Il The dispenBasion Of Physicians PrsVorIption.
always receives ct our hands that care and attsn-
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but articles Of most uneKcePtionAble quality ars
used in their preparation.
Physicians who cOnhde their Prescriptions IN
reasonable. CHURCHILL BROTHER,
janS7 -@l -5 No. 126 0ntAri cstrest.
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Ocnneotiona arc mads hs monroeYills with the 5aa5
dusky, Manshald Newark Il. 3. at Clyde with thl
sandusky, Dayton Cincinnati B. b. at Fremont
with the Fremont 3 Indiana 3. B.; and at Toledo
NTH the Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana and
Toledo 3 Wabaah Railroads for chicago, Detroit,
Jackson, Fort Wayne LoTanEport, Lafayette, Oairs,
Alton, st. Louis, and 4. POlnts West Northwest and
Southwest.
Trains arrive In Cleveland from Tolsdo and thI
West ct 9:29 A. n, 2sb5 ?. n, and g:l0 P H. IIQD
sanduaky At s:l5 A. \. L. D. BUOKERs su1'k
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
COLUMBUS. o., February 3. 1865.
1t s hereby certified that the foregoing Is correct
copy of the statement of the condition Of the Man
haitian Fire Insurance Company Of New York,
made to and filed in this office for the year 1865.
lSEAL.l Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAS. Il. GOODMAN,
[StampJ Auditor Of State.
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OLEVBLAND ; ERIE RAII,EoADI
KINTHB ARRAaarl1ErT.

1858. HIHTGB AERAHaENBHR. -,
On and Afser Monday, Oct. Elst, Isss. g.-,.a,,
ErAin1 VII run e follows. Sundays SEesDtsd1f
LEAVE OLEVELAHD:
s;oo- A. M.-DAY EXPRE8S TRAIH-stopplnr AZ
HMouShby, PainegFtlls Madison, GensVA, AIh-
Abulas Conneaut and Girard only, and arrive e
~ &51e - In ?. r., Dunkirk tslS ?. r.. BufAlo
- z a--O1hOIHHATI E2PRESS-Ss0ppinE AZ
5stnessiilel AEhtabulA and Glrard only, and ar
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ssySi9s ssyS 81 AZ Ssssions and arrIVs af ITss as
500 P. h.-NIeHT ExPREss TRAIS--s.,,.,,, =.
Ealne5slles Ashtab1ls and GiraFd 0niT and
.fa'e7 " 4Sfle - L2si0 A. n, Dunkirf 5sa
LAATE ERIL
80 A. h-E1GHT 8XPKESS rRAIU-sss,,,,-
arrive Gt CsTsland at 80 A. n -S' -
6:l5 A. M.-MAIL AND AOCOkIMODATTOF5
LEAIH-stogPlDg At Al stations and aEsiTS &
mss a. M.-TOLED0 ExPRFss-stovuin9 A n,
Etations except SWanTille, saybrook, OnionVllls,
ferry, Mentor and Wtckhne, and arrives IS
sas ?. M.-DIY ExPREs5 TRAIE-stopring &c
eirArd, ,Connekut, AshtAbula, Geneva 8 Palms,
vile only, and arrives in Cleveland At rs ?. -
Second ClaSs Cars ars rzn On al throasn
An she trains going westward connect 81 Usyslaa-
AiLn traln1 tor Toledo, Chicago, Ooumb bus C1cil-
ea5ls Indianapolis et. LOuis, 90 and AZ through
s " s9is g44ssH4La connect at D1nklrk Wlt1 20
a.. Win those Of the New York Central bnlalo =
neE 1ork CITY hail1oed5 for HsH York, AIbAny'
Soston Aiassra EAl1 Scl and .. Eris with srAin1
- Day Axpresg, East and West, corneob4 sB
5raEd with Trains on Irie Pittsburgh KAilroad
ior LinasVilis, Nashville JemessSEn, g.
Olsyoian6. Oct S7st, "a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-03-20
gass-Ottses Bspas-g gsbTs.
ISS4-5. Winter ArrsBgemeBT lS5I.5.
FOR THE
kRRITAL AND CLOSING or NAILS,
..iTr.- At TH1 -. --.. --
OLRVELANp POST-OPFICR

CcHHsECTEs HOSDAY, ocToBER 8IsF, 1884,
R3- Mails will be opened and ready for delivery
enc hour after arrival Of trains.
~ All Mails Close one hour bsiors departure
k1ninH.