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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-24
State Of Louisiana.
TOWN COUNCIL or DAUx

TO w CoU NcIL OF T II IB o DAUX.
I.Ai1odaur, FEB. s, 1866.
The mayor and trustees Of the town Of
Thibodaux met this eighth day Of Feb
ruary, 1866; present. 8. u. Grisamore,
Mayor; Nj .ssrs. A. Perrin, J.. I'll. Fleet
wood, r. D. Jordan, II. 1T. Hoffman,.
Absent, E. G. Robichaux and j. u. Le-
Blanc.
The minutes Of last meeting were read
and approved. .# s.asis.4
The Finance Committee submitted tho
following report, which was read aud APP
proved: 4ss
The Committee of Finance, to whom
were referred certain claims, would beg
leave to report as follows: So
Philogene Cantrelle (Dec. Is, 1869 for
hauling, $ls rs.
II. Boudreaux tJulyt22. 1869 four bales
of moss for stopping crerasse in corpora
tion, $40.
Reported on favorably, and to be put on
the Treasurers books as valid, but not
payable till further orders.
The claim of David Pugh for so barrels
OF corn and one cord Of wood, taken fofei.
bly, by Mayor Hymcl aud distributed 10
the poor of the town and vicinity, cannot
be allowed, the mayor having no such
power, and the corporation cannot SUPP
port the poor of the vicinity.
Your Committee would beg, further, to
remark thatsthey have proposed taxes on
the corporation barely sufficient to educate
her children and put the town iii
proper order fpr the year, and that claims I
mo doubt just to a large amount, are
daily presented. not contracted by US, but
during the past three Or four years; be-
sides there IS large sam III previous
issues of the corporation to besredeened.!s
Your Committee would therefore state
that all these old claims must u accepted
with the condition Of future payment. or
if insisted upon. this already oaer-ta1ed1
community will huve to bear additional
taxation. RID, JORDAN,
Chairman Finance Committee.
The Treasurer reported as follows:
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-24

STATE OF LOUISIANA A-Third Judi
ciaf District Court, Parish Of Lafourehe
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1866-02-24
T1ibodaur. Ia. FsJ. s. la6l

JAiboddur, la, 7Ee5. 5, 1866.
To the Mayor and Trustees of the cor
poration of Thibodaux--I have the honor
to transmit the following statement Of my
account with the corporation Of the \ town
ofThibodanx" and the !. Guion Academy, !"
as follows, to-wit: 80 sl8g 8el
1866 CORPORATION or rif1sopAux 8Dr. o..
Feb. 5th amount received to date 47S A.
Il - paid $2f7 Oh
bal on hand incudingam a.
paid q A. s3i 40
s47s ~ 47s Al
1866 cuIos AcArrnr Dr, or.
Feb. 5th. amount received u date $a57 90
paid &49a SO T sss8
to bal ON hand, due cor.
peration s In 81
$43a 50 4)s 50
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

THIs RAILWAY EXTENDS FRON 4
Dunk1rk to New York $50 Miles.
Buffalo, 20 New York 423 Miles,,
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C6ftinasr took HeyUnosa -froH-the Liberal
commandant- z-
Gen. Donay left SaltiIlo for Monterey on
the 5th With $500 men. Bazaine was at
San Louis SEEDING reinfcrcements. r-
Died.
LOUISVILLE, August 2o.-John NJ. Stokes,
one Of our most prominent citizens and an
extensive furniture dealer, died to-day.
Cholera.
The Board of Health report Is cases of
cholers, including 5 at Taylor barracks,
The number Of deaths is not announced.
Railroad Collision.
The Gallatin accommodation train on the
L. Il n. Railroad eollided with the Nash
vile train at 6andisville station This morn
ing, damaging the engines and causing con-
siderable delay. No one was hurt.
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General News.
Cholera I'm CINCINNATI.

ChOlera In OAncAnHalA-
C~TscIssATI, August FL sixty-one
deaths from cholera were reported yestes-
day.
Colorado Election.
DENVER. August 2l.-Chilieott, Radical
Republican, is elected to Congress over
Hunt, Administration. The dispatch rec
ferred to by Senator Doolittle IN the Phlla-
delphia Convention, was erroneous. Tn
Southern counties hitherto Democratic, re-
turn large Republican mrjorities.
The FenIaM Picnic.
BUFFALO, August 21.-The Fenians turned
out in large numbers TO attend the picnic.
There was a large procession during the
forenoon which passed through some of the
principal streets, escorted by the Irish mil
itary companies, the soldiers being the only
ones armed with guns. As the female Fe-
mans constitute a large proportion of the
gathering, it is safe to say that 10 raid is
contemplated on Her Majesiy's dominions
to-day. Generals Spear, Murphy &oNiel
arrived yesterday, and WILDE present at
the picnic. An invitation has also been.
extended to Col. Booker and staff.
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The Late Fire fin Jersey city.
BeEginE for transportation.
Southern News.
Cholera Iouix

Sr.LeUIs, August2e.-The Board of Health
made no report Of cholera cases to-day, but
members of the Board say that the disease
is sbating rapidly.
Prom New OFTeans-ChoIera Deereas-
ting,
NEW ORLEANS, August 2G-The Mayor is
is full exercise of all his functions, with no
actual Interference by the military author
tiles. The report is that instead of General
Sheridan beng ordered to report 10 the
Lieutenant General, Sheridan was given by
the President authority to suspend or dis
miss any officer, civil or military, that he
saw 1T He removed no one.
Cholera deaths Saturday, IS; Sunday. IA.
The disease is on the decrease in the CITY.
but IS ragingon the plantationsup the riyer,
the deaths being chiefly among thenegroes.
Thecrops on billy lands are very bad in
Mississippi TIE army worm on Pearl river
and in 6lsiborn county is reported common.
The steamers Gee. Washington, from New
York, and Sheridan, from New York, have
arrived.
Rio Grande adyices Of the 10 report Esca-
bado in Monterey on the 5th.
Ha~G1s" 4 Of. .-"EH. i
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AND MODE OF TREATMENT Is
The ACNE OF PERFECTION,


IT PEsErssrBs the secret ambush Of this terzibl;
disease, and extermjnstss It root and branch, for
eyer.
II REsGvKs all ths ETetehe6 symptoms Of thi,
lcathBome maIady, and EYerts consumption.
IT CLEANS the head, deodorizes the breath, and
sdords the most grateful relief
Ir ALLErIATEs none agouy end silent suffering
than tongue can tel.
It Is noted for curing the moat hofeisss easss,
thst every known means faxed In.
Il CUREs HAy, Rose and Periodic Uetsrrh, OF the
most obstinate and violent types.
70 FoRN Of Catsrrh or noiss n the heed can re-
sist its penetrating power.
; On. GOoDALEis Cstarrh Remedy is a harmless
iquid, inhaled from the palm Of the hand.
Dr. 2. GooDALE Is known throughout the ooun-
sry, As the Author Of the only True Theory Of Cs.
tarrh ever published-MoSs OF Traatneat-Ead
Rapid Cure In all its forms.
DB. GoObA1E's Pamphlet on OatArrh should Be
read By every ore. II can be obtained at our near
sst Agency, OF By sending 3 postage stamp to our
once.
Price 81 90. Send a stamp FOR pamphlet.
@. R. PARKER, Sole Agent, IS Bleecker street.,
Kew York. ~
! asld Nv g. W. CLARK. Csyeiaad. .sbs:Rs
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CLEYELASD, C0LUMBUs&CIEOINNAn
-assi ..as 4-a5.s RAILROAD,



1855 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1sss
q and AFTER Monday, July fses. PaassE-
" ger Trains Etl leAge CLEVELAND IS fol-
Isl TRAIE-s:2o A.M-OIHCIEHATI Ex-
ilSll PRESS. stopping at Grafton, Yelling
ton, New London, Shelby, Crsstiine, Gallon,
Iberia, Gilesd Darlington, Ashley, Della
ware. Lewis Csn'es Ans arriEtng at
Columbus a. Hes A NJ CINCINNATI 49OR.
N, Indianapolis, e:5 P. n, Chicago VI
Crsstline, $50 P. ~,
IN TBAIH-2:45 p. NEW YORK WEST
ton, wellington, New Iondsn, and ali sta
A tons south OF New London, arriving 81
Columbus at $40 p. NJ, Cincinnati 400 A.
50 rRAIn-4BP ?. M.EGALT9S PAssEHeER,
stops a. al stations, arriving At Gallon q
.ru rRxiSLs:soP INSIGHT EXPRESS. stop
ping at Grafton, Wellington, Sew London,
af Shelby, Crsstiue, Gallon, sGfead, Oarding-
E ton, Ashley, and Delaware, arriving 1t Go
lumbus 81 $50 A. n, Cincinnati $50 A. n.
Indianapolis I:45A- NJ Chicago vie Crest
TRAINS LEAVE COLUMBUS At 12;4s a. n.
u:l0A n, 800 r. n Arrive ~ Cleveland
.mDIH an ga AID EEsrERs ExPEEss,
leaves Gallon At 6:ooA. NJ arrives at Olszs-
land $50 An. M
CONNECTIONS
sHkLBF-seHdnsky, ne1sneld 4 Newark Bail
Ak8@f - ~.-@H-N-1 H $1,000
zanesville. SC.
GRKsTLME-Pittsbarsh, II. Wayne & OhicAsv
railroad for Forest, Upper ssndusky, Del
phos, Lima, Fort Wayne, Chicago, ke. West,
and East FOR Mansfield, Webster, MAssillon
Sc : Z 400 --el- raAaHHlf.
Tho nrstand fourth Trains make direct con-
~neotions via Fort Wayne for all points on
Toig4o s Wabash and Great Western Ran-
roads. 1 ia-1a z
dALTOH-ReIlefontAine Railroad hlns, fs- Ma
rion, Beliefontalne, Sidnsx, Union, Hahds
Indianapolis, 4erre Hauts, Yinosnnss, Evans
vile, Lo1isTfle, Cairo, st. Louis, %. @
DEhAWABE-Sith Springfield Branch for Spring
eOLUEBU5-Lfttle Miami & Columbus and xessA
RAflroad, for Xenia, Dayton Indianap0lis,
t-Tsfrs Hsute, 81. Louis, horrsEs LsvslAnd,
and Cincinnati, and with the 0ht0 and Miss.
isaipp Railroad efl
OIHCINNATI-6or Louisville, EvaasFIls, Cairo.
IS Louis, aud all points on the Ohio River.
CoBUMBUS-centrsl Ohio Railroad Tor Newark.
Zanesyflle, Wheeling Ao.; Colpmbus 3 In
dianapolis Central Balironds for Plqna Or.
baaa, &c. a scziA -
sgr For tfcketst to al points and Information sp
ply At the Passenger Station, and At the Union
-
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

CRAzED.-Mr s. who lives near the
foot Of Light House street, on Monday re-
ceived intelligence from Cincinnati that
his brother, his sister, her husband and
their family had alldied of cholera. The
news SO shocked his system that last night
was passed in delirium,a and this morning he
was rsving crazy. BE was found roaming
through the city, needless of the tears and
entreaties of his wife who was trying to per
suade him 10 return home. The polics took
him home where he has to be guarded and
confined to his ROOM
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Ghanige s'I Or flmIe. 0etebar sfh.
ATLANTIC &GREAF EEspx RAILWAY.

VIA TEE HrH nHE-
ATLANTIC &GREAF " KST'N RAIETAY.
The only UmbrOkea Bread Gaage Route
10 THE EASTERN CITIES.
TWO Trains Daily Leave CLEVELAND, rom the
Il Atlantic q Great Western Depot:
A A. 4.
Arrive in New rk-.....-.-.---lZ p.
hL9dT !.
Arrive in New 1crk<-...S - as-a.@-lo 2. N
Mail train leaves G1syelszd for salamanca at
6:95 A. NJ, arriving st $3.50 P. A.
Trains arrive st Clsvslsnd mt A. NJ snd
$50 P. n.
Trains for Youngstown leave Clsyeand e 695L A.
n, and BIB A-yAr-iTe at Cleveland l0;4o A. H.
and 6:35P. H m L
This Is mo only direct route to tie on Regions
Of Pennsylvania
Passengers BY the $40 a. N. Express Train dine
and take Sleeping Carat MeadTille.
Passengers by the e=Z5 P Il Express Train, yet
Sleeping Car at IszVtttsb0rg.
Tbs Night Express leaves sunday night, Instead
Of saturday night. An other trains daily Sun
6onnscts at MesdVfls. for on Oity, Franklin,
CORY and sill points in the Oil Regions Of Penn
Passengers By this route have ample time $50
minutesl at regular hours, for meais, and make
sure eonnestions. FaHtfsH
Hsg and slegAn sleeaing Coaches are tsehedto
Fer all Information and through tickets, please
spply At the Depot Of , .Atlantie b Great West.
ern Railway, or at the Union Ticket Once, under
the Weddell House.
Omnibusses willcal for pessengsrs By leaving
directions st the above Offices
d. MoLAREN, GsnT sup't.
4. p. EULLERs Gen. Ticket Agent.
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REMOVAL.

DEM0VAk-Mr. 7. H. Norris hay-
Ii ing removed his Clothing Store from No. .
Monument Square to 60 Prospect street, respect
fully asks 8 Continuance of the patronage 90 hbe-
rally bestowed upon him in the past, and hopes BY
increased facilities and strict attention to the
wants o. his customers TO merit the sane in the
future Eastern fashions received. An work
warranted A good assortment Of cloths on hand,
which Viii be sold at the lowest rates, or mads Gp
In the heat and most fAshinnHhla atvlas HnI2.Rl4
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

CaAsDLER ]. WELIs-This truly msgni6-
cent bark lies in the flyer just below Hanna
Cos dock; and receives the hearty en-
comiums of every passer. Messrs. Quayle
& Martin never did their fame as ship
builders more credit than when the C. J..
Wells was completed. She viii load here
with coal for Chicago, and leave probably
the latter end of the week. Her officers
are: Captain, J. W.. BoOman Mate, Joseph
Brown Second Mate, Peter EdgaE.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

CRIcKErERs.-The following arc the con-
testants in the cricket match to be plsyed
on Saturday:
Live oa~k-JOhnson, E. Price, Worthy,
Badly, Keber, Taylor, J. Lovely, P. Lovely,
Corlett COnley and schwartzenburg.
Second Eleven, Forest City-Aulhern,
Wilson, Stevens, j.. Wakelin, Rawson,
Young, Austin, Johns, Hannibel, Mil and
Hsttersley.
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els,el.ns.. Aasu.. sta. f $50. 0is sp -
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HUNNEWELL,S
ChrontC -COnstIpatiOn.

JOHN L. HUENEwELL, Proprietor.
Practical Chemist,
decI.dkws-om Oonmerciai Wharf Bostnn. Mass
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

LRrrER DELrvERr.-During the month Of
July there were delivered in this city by
carriers IO5,6s7 mail letters, ssh drop let
ters, and S6,4l7 newspapers. The number
ofletters collected from the lamp boxes
z4as6 1880
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22
DYEINC.
FREDERIoK GYRIAI.

FrsneK and Fancy Steam DyeYOrks and Cleaning
Estabiishmsnt, Beividere Yarn, East Cleveland,
and &C Seneca street
OTFTck-lO4 Senecz ssro-f, Cleveland, D..
I'm can to make this the5EsT DFE-H0UsE II
THE WEST, and shaIl spare no effort TO give salts
faction. .lr
L can the especial sttsntion OF Gentlemen to the
IMPROVED FRENCH STYLE
Of Cleaning or Re-dysing Of nsde-up Garments.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

FoReERr ASD EMBEzzrEMESr-We made
mention a few days ago of man named
W-Warner, charged with forgery and en-
bezzlement. On Monday Mr.. R. E. Bly1,
City Marshal Of Ashtabula, came to the city
for the viren corpus of the gentle Warner,
and took him toAshtabuls yesterday. War
ner had been receiving advertisement for
~ThOmpsOns Ohio sAte Directory, taking
cash for the same and giving forged receipts.
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CITY NOTICES,
FTO ALL WHOM n NAY CONCERN.

VW ALL WHOM IT NAY C0ECERN.-
4 kotioe is hereby given that it Is doomed ne.
cessAry by the City Council Of the City Of CleYs-
land, TO provide for the construction OF Long
street Branch Sewer No. 2, and Tor the ccnstroe-
ten ola branch sewer IN Columbus street, and e
provide for the expense thereof By assessing a tax
upon the lots or lands abatting upon the streets
through which said sewers shall psss, and for thai
PURPOSE ordinances are pending before said Oity
Oounol- All persons owning property on said
streets as Aforesaid having objections to the con-
s%trueiion OF said severe, sre hsrebt required to
ale the same in writing with the City Clerk o,
said City, within tvo weeks after the expiratiou
OF three weeks nom the Fret rubHAtfo6 of this
10 ice.
By order Of the City Ccurrl.
e.S. WHEATON,
CeYeIsnd. August sth. 1854 srra.s4a
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

CosTISUED.-The-c2ss OF John soles,
charged with peidling without license, was
continued by Commissioner White on Mon
day to Wednesday. soles in the meantim
is at large On bail.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

nS-MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY,
an Essay Of Warning and instruction for Young
Men Abe, Diseases snd Abuses which PROSTATE
the vital powers, with sure means Of relief Sent
free Of charge in scaled lstter envelopes Address,
DR.. J. sKILLTN HOUUHT0N, Howard Assooia-
ten, Philadelphia, Pa. augl4-956
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

FROM LAKE SUPERIoE.-The propeller S.
D. Caldwell arrived from Lake Superior yes
terday morning bringing down agOOdioad Of
passengers and frsight HerneEs is ante
ipsted By that ofthe Ireasides, which We
published yesterday morning.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

BADLY IEJuRED.-A German named Henry
Schwartz was badly blurred yesterday morn
ing by the overturning of a wagon he was
driving near Wellhouse's liquor establish
ment on Water street. His wagon was loaded
with boards, and was upset by his careless
ly driving upon some steps.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

LOOK o5r.-Tbe-e city IS ssidt to be infested
with pickpockets ready to ply their trade.
Look out for them. Keep your doors and
windows fastened against thieves.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22
PLASTIC ROOFING.

n. I. FRAZEE & co,
PLASTIC slate ROOFERS,
OHIO.
IN OFFERING THIS ROOFING TO
i the public, we guarsn, . q covering that will
remain permanently
Fire, Water and Weather Proof.
1t is adsptabls to any slope, incombustibIe, i'm
p%eryious, non-expansiye and undeeaying. Is i'm
proved by time, will not run in summer nor crack
IN winter Being smooth, snow is easily removed
from 1t.
1t is Cheaper than any other Good
Roof, N BETTER than the
Most Expensive.
II is superior to tia, being cheaper aud mere
durable, while tin subjects the owner to the cost
Of an animal coat OF paint. DR.. Tyng's Church,
one Of the finest in New York city, was burned in
November, 1865, causing a loss Of q quarter Of =
million dollars, by ATIRE waIcH ORIGINATED IN
The TN ROOF from the braziers Of some men who
were repairing It.
1t is superior to q gravel rost, be zuse it is
lighter, more durable, and SUCCESSFULLY EE-Isrs
TIRE, WATER, Sun AND FROST The roof Of Hasger's
great warehouse, occupying eleven lots of ground,
loot of Vest TSsnty fourth street, New York,
was crushed to the earth in January, 1866, BY THE
WEIGHT OF THE eEAvEI Roor.
We refer to the following parties in Cleveland,
who arc using our roof:
CD Woolso1, Esq, firm Of Woolson, Hitshoook
L Carter, Whose. residence, 1S6 Lake street, Is
covered By q Plastic Slate Root.
L. A. Benton, who has = Plastic Slate Reof on
his jeNslry store, ll2 Superior street.
Parrish 4 Knight, for whom we applied it ever
a defective tin roof on their stove and tin store,
o. Superior street
~ Contracts made for rsOfng buildings, and
all work guaranteed -
Once, PIG Superior-st. Orders may be sent
through the Postenice, or left with JOHN n
FRAZEE Agent.
NJ. L. FRAzEE,
L. S. DILLEY
B. McGRATH-
&c are Agents for Lake, Geauga aud Lorain
counties. may2s:S43-W&S
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

rs. PURIFY THE BLOoD.-If the
blood be pure the body which is # formed from and
by the blood cannot be diseased. But If there be
any part o, the body an Affection, such asa boil
O. ulcer, even a brulse. the blood circulating
through that Part takes up impure matters from
the local affection and carries It into the general
system. This is the eause often OF sudden death
to persons Of full habit AFFLICTED with bOiIs and
ulcers, and who use no medicine; tae matter gets
into thu eir5ulatilg system and chokes up thssne
blood vessels whies supply the braiH with vitality,
and life ceasei rs if beEefi by lightning. Now,
this can b. remed.sd BRA6DRETHis PILLS
take all Impure matters from the circulation, and
save the general health, soon curing local alec
tions AIso. BRASDRETH's PILLS protect from
tedious times Of siekRess and often save life. Sold
by all Druggists. augl:eoDeoW
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22
From New York.

Cholera.
NET YoRx, August 2L-The reports Of
yesterday showed s continued decrease in
the number Of new cases Of cholera. Eight
cases and eve deaths we're reported. The
mortality in this city and the public insti-
tutious for the last week was 74s, being g
decrease Of l9s from the report of the pre-
vious week The deaths from cholera num-
bered I4s5 being los less than the week
before. In Brooklyn the cholera appeared
tc be sbating. The mortality during the
past week was S47, of which IS were from
cholera.
The Late Fire I'm Jersey City.
Seven lives are now known 20 have been
lost by the recent e~onfsgrsjion in Jersey
City, and it is probable tho number may
reach ten. Parties are engagea graphing
for the missing bodies. but there is small
likelihood of their efforts being attended
with success. The loss in tobacco was valued
a tS2T,0O co..
Begging fer Transportation.
The Herald's Matsmoras correspondent
says the American colonists in Mexico are
begging for transpOr tation TO the United
States.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

sA-SWEET oPoP0NAX FROM
ExtCoi The most elegant and essential person
i requisite for a lady, Extract Of Sweet oPOp-
onsx.n K. 7. SMITH & 90
aag7.3si New York.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

sar METCALFES GREAT RHEU-
ATTIC REMEDY.-This new and wonderful
edieins acts like magic, eu1ing Rhsumstism Of
years standing in a few days.
augi. III STRONG B ARMSTRONG
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-08-22

HoEsE sToLKE.-A horse with buggy at
tached was stoienin broad daylighton MoA-
day, from in front Of the Second National
Bank.
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THIS GALWAY EXTENDS Tp0M -. b.. -
Dunkfrk to New York $50 Miles. "
Buffalo. 20 New York 423 Miles.
Saiamanca TO New York 4I6 Miles
z1rAll sll AND - iFEoA d Ei.f-s is.s
~ S1sSsfss M .HnH me snortest Route.
All Trains run directly through to New York, 46G
NILES without change Of Coaches.
From and after Z " s.h, lsss. Trains win leave IL
RON DUNKIRK AND sALAMANCA@By New
54s A; N, NEW YofKK DAY ExPREss, from
Salamanca, Daily, except Sundays. Intersoctl
press fom .Bnfalo. and arrives IN New Torl
40 A NJ ExPREss MAIL, from Dupkirk. Dan,
except Sundays Stops at salhmanca 40
Nth H tSs e SO I'm Z E aSSasl saii ir s1a S SGfRlR'
and arrives IN Ne. Y9Tk At IWA n.
Dunkirk. DAILY, except Sundays. stors q
Salamanca b.3 P. NJ, and arrives in New
York At I2s3O 2. M cOnneotine with Aftsrnoon
EET n1land s 5st,6 steamers ior Boston and New
FROM BUFFALO-BT New York Time from p..
pot cor. Exchange and Michieah sfreets
$50 An NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS, sunday.
Connects 81 Great Bend with pIazars. Lack.
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riVes in New York 100 A. NJ.
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train from Dunktrk, and arrives In New York
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