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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-04
Rail Roaos.
1859--6O.
IevsIald, UaIlmblS 8 Cincinnati Rallf0al

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Eefs EIEss 2
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WINTER ARRAN0FbIFgP-
I'm AND AFTER MONDAY, Nov:
~ u 1850 Passenger Frans leave Cleveland as follow
50A n. Caennnat EKpIsss, stopuing at Bersa Graf
tor, Ia Grange. Wellington. New London, sa-
lem Shelby, and all stations south of ShsIfT
d4 d Cncnnaii Night Passenger, Stopping sli 1il-
llOas between Cleveland ald Gallon, and q
Cardington and Delaware; slso, stOppinF -
i8aYs paaEeugUrE ~ all stations south Of f3aliou
CONNECTIONS.
sholby sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad faa
Manshsld BIT Vgrnsn, Newark, ZanssYilla &
Cfsltlae, Pittsburgh n Wayng and Chicago Raihoad
toI Forest CpperSanauaky, DelphOs, Lima, 3
Wayne, l.sports, Chicago, &C. west, and Eas
for Mansfield, Wooster, MassIlon, nc.
AsA AAa eefoataln6 ha rOad Line for Marion B9l1s
iontainei Sidney Union, MuDcie, 1ndia1apaiia
letie hauta, Fihcannta, Evansville, Louisville
giIo, St. Louis, &C.
Ds'EEA sIioa and Cineinnai Line tor spriRsfsld o.
1s-lloat haIniitoni Cincinnati. Richmond, In
lalapotlss IeIre Hauts, Et LOUIS, Es.; and Is
CINCINNATI With the Ohio ( Mississippi Rail-
kueT
CslaabaE, Litgls Miami aud Columbus, and Xsuia Ran
read, t1f Aenia, Dayton, iadianaUoiis, Tsrro
hadtei 81 lonili lLoTfuH, LoVeland, and Cin-
clnnatls and with the Ohio AMI MilsissipDi Rnii-
rad Al Cincinnati for Louisville ETan1Tilis
Caro- s. Louis, and allp oints the Ohio river.
CelaHbug, CenGfai Ohio Railroad Tor Newark ZaussFils
MnoenHsy &c. Columbus, PiQua and Indiana
hallf0ad for Plqua, UIbans, hc.
fOr Tickets 70 all points and information auplT A
the Union Ticket Oes 81 lsuDer0rstFsst ths Pas
Eongsr Station
Cleveland New u 1880
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-04
Coke! Coke! COke!
" q. WALLACE & SON

ARE NOW MANUFACTURING
n COKE from the pure Hammondsyilie Snp Veln
Coal which superior 70 any other Cokc IN he mrkst
We fu nish testimonials from numerous manufrl urers
Who using IT, and who speak Of il chalctsr IN
the highest terms.
Also. q constant supply Of Hai.mnndsyille gtn Vsfn
SliITHING COAL; md also for Domestic pulpoes
Being located immeds ely the line ai The sVslsnd
Pittsburgh Railroad, ship with digpaio 10 an-
part Of the State OnleTs solicited
v. Il. WALLACE eSON.
fehIRln
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HOME TESTIMONY.

n II WEST BEDFoHD. Coshocton Co. O., 1IsJ II, 81
iein, ~ r. have been ling the nsds
% ~ W me Fae iepbeTg Company for The last ten years,
49, - - ~ ave sold 70 great many families as reFu-
y = lhelr Tea and Coffee snd with my traSs theV have
tis = s5pe article Morshal's Ut Ten CathofcOn is
Lnal mas dona great anount Of KDO I'M Femas
SAe lady sold il 70 told me 81 had received
IoLe DeEenI iiom one bottle than shf aid from long
clans. - ~ 51is s4s,e ~ MI ~ -
The Graefenberg MarsF.alTs Uterine
Catholieon
OSlSa a. CERTAIN cure aecom7 aned with the following
symptoms
regularitiss--W akness---Faiu Toa-,,,.a a..
Ile-saiioW CompleEion--P ain in the Back nd
kidneys-Cb ills-Coldf Aands and Feet
bloallng-ksFerlsff9s ss-Neuragia--
Headachs--hes' lAssness-
DISTURBED Bleep-r'lusheE Of Heat
General Pain--Crawling and Pain In
in the Spine and between ths shoulderp-Acid
Stomach Nausea-Dhicult passing Of Urine with heat
marting-Itching. Burning or Irritation in ne
Urine Organs-Nig ghtmaTs-D Despaia-Hys-
tercs--AnXiely-Red Face
Nervous TWitching stating
COngttTpatOn-Irritable Tempsr--Sad-
ness-Deprayed Flatuienoe-BlOat-
ed and Irregular BOwes-Uupleasant Dreams-s
Pains in Uterine OTgansNum Jnest and Pains In Limbs
q Sold by City Druggists and Medicine dealers through
out the country.
a. For Medicines or Agencies address
H B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
Aeeuf frrr
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Cleveland New. lssa. . Li''i' S'''i'a''Aa'1I. =
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-04
THE ENTERPRISING PROPRIE-
L TOR Of
Chestnut Grove WhiSkey,

(The Forrest Medicinal Agent knOwn,) has furnished
the community StimulaLt Pure, Healthful and
ting, ut the same time mild delicious beverage II cal
culaed to do away with the vile drugged stuff that's palm
ed off the community and which is injurious to body
and mind, In addition to ha catfcaes bene tn he has
received DiplOma from the STATE AGRICULTUR RAJ
SOt IETY. and Addit oral testimony from Dr. JACKSON,
Boston Mass who testifes under oath to Its absolute
urlty.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-07-23
gtd 0rIsalrs pailp Gresttrt.
secspsose<ss
OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
NOTICE.
TazAsuRER's DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans. July y, 1850.

NEW N1lNSsrs q VIZ y 1890 -
YAs Believing Ii ! List Of The names and amounts
~ ~ gyrun;d Tax Bills for the taxes Oh Real Is
tate. slaves aid Personal Property for the year
fssa. rersaining 10 my hands this day These bis
car ~ paia dc she Treasurers Office, City Hail. for
shtssy days from date hereof, BY paying the costs
al advertising, whichis y cents, and interest ~
fhc rGta of 10 por cent. per annum from ate un'il
pAIa. at the expiration Of Che thirty days gu "
paid hiIs viii be- placed ia the hands q the Assls.,
asat cts Attorney for legal collection, aoeeaun.s
d sbe inv Of lssa which reads thus lns
xreasuscr shall give notes thst Judgment u. eOn
I'M be appliea for 10 HE District Courts ACCORDING
u ss,s srst Istter " Ihe name Of the delinquent
IL savers, j follows II bills from Aso ? inclu,
Sys;s. 81 ne secoad DISTRICT Court; all bills from
Is y sneiusiv % ne Third District Court; all
biIs lf,ia II ii nclusively to the Fourth District
lssa,t: III bilss from 70 R, inclusively, TO the
zsl<h nssrict Court; ail bills from to z, inclu-
sffycsy, Is lie sixth District Court y
ADAM GIFFEN. City Treasurer.
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@)eraulN Der 2Seltuno Der @elelldaft. s5ebt
iptll tA ben bimmli16en Grumpy baben,
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mid uniterbli6 oemadt, meinem Namen
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nur tn ben cunftIn Stuneen per Sbmetel,
pa paben pie gSplfen mir meinen Stern YER
bdQt.
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8eadltet sEOlQell0eS 6ei 2eitell.-

Der ltn9hdl tpr nit cbt9en uebeln bebaet TT nh61ib
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SHen bon llbr MCr9ens bic llbr Gtenhs.
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Sa30-s Sec. II Sab-6reberifltr. SaItmurs.
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8altjluOre=$ S5Olpttal,

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Der einji9e DlaB, no cine 5eilun0 erlanot
lperben FaEit. lsLl59Atts
Qinoerun9 in ledbs Stunbet.
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Kn ansrsn 8ranfbeteM It.ten cl4e g. aud
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rthten ertbet b1rd = ,.t
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Ed,nni1ft0h1f

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(5.n0IiifI1er Snradlltltterrifflt.

0onnerit3q SEN 27. 0ft @teub8 Ibr rer6e td einen
rsfcu lu8 3ur pratdeA tp 9rnclen Grterag oerengIi
heu Sprao3e er6fHcu.
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m6nalid, intGQrau5 3ahLb1r. Y. 6rep,
Nf21s Np 81 M. @aNir.. ser 3ionstiirhe aeaenhter.
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sA ppn
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Tc1f5 rsnrurHe1. II
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9lnfiOfitttg Der 9yartnericb0ft.
Oe nter3et1neten MAIDEN ibrn eI6dt8reben be gl,,eoe
oaB M ln unter eem butl9en Datum ufpl9e frelncafder
lsberencnlnens 9etrent babn Trans &Ieutq bat Bic
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Spbn NOa
@ mage 3 as9s neinsn 6rsunben unc geannten Die gnese
'nso 9oIriOnitr ot est au este &ednrus fprtfabre
1Sazf,lua) s. Rleut9em
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s.Sunae g11nner.

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1e 1fltt R plels 6dnieHee tn n rbes @at ret pe9t
card tr tbdtsnen Sdente euuptdeen NerfdnbeStrAe
u tcn Eee 8erhtldme Gendt beeethert uuh Der
yflT tauecrpes Gpuc entlrf BADEN purtn m6aen & nit
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gtr9irtia 9firli9 unD Npfelzgrantpett.
9irid- unb @epiel- -Sranntpeir au Serfaafen bei
0e Somi8 nno Mpqer8,
4E tg5i2 90. @pnlmerceltr..
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ben baH Elm eeiuube Self unt en AeIunter crSer etc
nCtppenet9len @rpr6ernte CUR etsHen @afefet n6 Sa
Spns ee wtre m et beS Sebens sur traurfsen pser6rt
O Austen pes Sebsns serFneru d fIublt& un6 e 6ele
wtre eerten ppn Werspefune unb telaollen Betratu-
cen eas uns bic Treuhe ele Nnbere eniebeu Serpeeett
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Sun9e 9ente.

Me It'd bur tetnlt6e eafr eeI1udG baben be Ne 70 r bDu
bon Neuen ceer tn eer Sue rnen bereu ScIasn tie a
nad1lt puren ieIbf I'm ShIaf burG ppauttCne bt renn
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rem icaten lpfUrt bic n6tbtsen Sdrttte tbun IA
Ss S6aee oaB etn Rser Nann b 5ofnuns etnes GaubeS
eebens Us9ersH wepen u bur1 biz pleen etn Ablrruna
bonn ppe Der gtatIr Sple Der mue teSpr &c einre
ten tn bic sal9 f.lE''EF
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-06
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-06
8elunpers Su beatten !

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e Arbe hts Sesli1a nne be Gte Hfdbte nta6nbe 9aer
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se WtuSfelfraft 9erspfen nerp6 unrube MaeenSdpdde
uuerhnuns fer Verbauuuss0rgane, aaeuetue &udftula
Symphonic Der SbwtubluGk
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-06

De 9els Sdenbe peIGe wdbreat Der se tbsnseta Satr
IN pter @nalt turrt prben unb bic Wtn6e wteer numb
r 8eungs @appDrre np ptele dtee YerfUnen betwCbne
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un enf n uf ais &breuann tn BeiuG Guf &bdratter uni
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1860-02-06

Die arsfliden gDrtlneen bes qdlfers Gub ebr an rdte
@erIua re @ehl9nss 0erwrrune Der SSen @ebrdtbet Der
geilstra bels NtaaEeen Abnsisuug bet GefllAafl
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&C. itne entse Der fblinmen BrIeen sff' tTf'T1'
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aus mer urah bre @eunpbett dbnmt Ee tre Rraft per
eren pa bla nerp5e unh abgebrt werben tnhe he etne
sgenbnmSe Gridetnuns bic &nge ben Suaen anb Sic IN
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-01-27
s,ntc nonra of EquaIIEalIon.

Sandusky County returned Mt $4,05s,.
5ss, was increased 9 per cent. The State
Journal Of the 21st says:
The State board OF Equalization has clos
ed It's labors upon the abstracts, and ap-
pointed committees to finish up business
previous to adjournment. The aggregate
increase throughout the State is $780,
500, to which will be added the ten mill
ions authorized by law, and the whole re.
duced, pro rata from the counties, cities
and towns, as equalized by the Board
This will be taking of per cent.
On the goth, on motion of Mr.. Ramage
the following resolution relative to Presi
dent Williamson was adopted:
ResolUed, That the thanks of this Board
be rendered to the President for the able
impartial, and dignified manner in which he
has discharged the arduous and responsible
duties of his station.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-01-27
Good Logic.

We are exceedingly well pleased with the
sound reasoning of one of the persons who
take part in the following colloquy:
"PLEAsE TO STOP MY PAPER."-I am go
ing to stop my paper" said miserly sub
scriber to one of his neighbors; 81 cannot
afford to take it,"
"What is the price of it per year ~ asked
the other.
1.-TWO dollars" was the reply.
"And can't you afford two dollars year
Think of it, only two dollars year! A
year is a long time. Perhaps you have on
ly very few to spend on earth. A year
whole year and only two dollars! And
what do you get for your money9 A large,
closely printed, useful sheet; giving you the
news of the week, and large amount Of
miscellaneous reading-philosophical and
grave, light and humorous. And yet you
can't afford two dollars for such sheet for
whole year.
"Well, declare, neighbor, you talk like
an experienced man. l never thought of it
in just that light before. 1t is only two
dollars for a year. And yet the paper
comes to me every week. And l love to
read it. always find something that in
terests me. And moreover, on second
thought, 1 perceive that after all, good
newspaper is about the cheapest thing a
man can have. He gets more reading for
his money than he can in any other way"
"True, neighbor, and this shows that
what have always said is true: Newspa-
pers seem to have been designed almost for
the peculiar benefit of the poor No man
is too poor to take good newspaper, be-
cause it is the cheapest thing he can have"
Here both speakers joined and said
"Blesscd are the editors for they feed the
poor with knowledge;" and then they sepa-
rated with looks of high satisfaction.