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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-20

CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
ls6l. WISrER ARRAHGEnEsr lsl
O1 and afteT Monday, November 9th, $50 Passsn-
ger Trains viii leave Cleveland a5 Tol0tTs.l
s;00 A. y. y. I. q Cincinnati Exprsss-StoppinR AT
BoreGI GrailOn, Wellington New Londan
Salem shelby, and all Stations south Oi
SShel3ys reaching Columbus az i:40 P. H.,
CINCINNATI at ZOO P. n.
fs11 p. n Night EIpre1s-stoppfng at al stations
noftR o. Gallon Gilead, Uardin Fton- Ash
ley, Delaware aud Lewis Center, and All
D other stations, 20 lssFs pass5u qisr-T ONLY.
Reaching Columbus at l:s0 a ii and On.
cinnAti at 10 A. n.
CONNECTIONS.
Shelby, Eandusky Mansfield 4 Newark f,ilr,ad F,r
AaRafelds ht Vernon, Newark ZanssViIIs,
Orestlins, PittsBurgh, For. Wayne Chicago Ran.
road for Forest, Upper Sandusky, DeIphos,
Lima Fort Wayne, LapOrte, Chicago, &C,
vest, and East for Msnsfield Woostsf Mo-
#. ia1. GliOn, &C. I-77.- '-777--
Gallon aud Beefontaine Railroad Line. for Marion.
Belleiontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie, In
dinapohal Terre- Hauts, Fincanuls EVaIss-
Delaware, with Springfield, NJ Vernon and pftr4-
burgh kailrOad for Sprln gisld - -'-Is
Columbus, Little Miami B Colum bus, and Xenis
Railroad, for Aeuia, Dayton, fudiruauoIis
Eerre HanteS st. Louis, Morrow, L0Vsland,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio 4 Mia
A95ipp1 hatlrOad 1t Cincinnati for Louis
Fillef Evansville, Cairo, St. Louis, and AZ
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio Railroad f0r Nararl- Zsrs-
Vile, healing, Hc.r Columbus, PiQua and
-E Indiana Railroad for PiQua, Urbana kc,
~ For Tickets 70 all points and Information an
pY a. ne Union Ticket Once, 81 Superior street, or
E.s. FLINT; Superintendent. ID
cleveland, November "a, 1850.
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geaaI alntiees.
m ASFER COMMISSIONBR5S

MASTER COMMISSIONERS
1Nl SALE--Pursuant 10 the command of deere
tal order Of sale, from the Court Of Common Pleas
OF the county Of CuVahoga, and state OF Uiu at the
suit of Ezra monluX. plaintiff, against Levi ThOm-
as ct ais defenuan 8, to ms directed, shall er
pose for salo at public auctiuui at the door Of the
Court House, in the Cry 0f CeEeland in said coun-
y, on saturday the th day Of April, lsJl, ~ two
O'Clock P. H., the following described raal tuta
situated in the township OF East Cleveland in said
eQun ,; "A tract Il land Situated IN lots Nos 4 and
N East Cleveland in Cuyahoga county, Ohio, be-
ginning at point on the plank road the west cor
Her 0i tnat portion Of the premises set OF 90 Electer
Snelli thence ). 554 degrets L. 6chainss thence s.
SO degrees W. 20 lnksi thence IS. 5054 dsgrees r.
I7 chains 70 the vest line q Uhittenden Louisi
land thsnce south $40 ch-ins thence n 50f de-
-greess W. 9.S2 yha1us then e n 504 degrees W. 8
chains 70 me plapk DAD thence h-3s54 degrecs T.
Z3 chains TO the place OF beEnuinR and containiuR
IS acres, more or less, ZSItO &C Is Of said land ~
ing IN lot No. aud g7lOO acres in lot NO. S Ap-
praised value S637 60
M. .r- 30 s1,s WILLIAM &. SBERWIN,
r.--- Master commissioner. q,
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FERTTIITY oF - 80.

is. Nowhere can the industrious farmer sscera such "a
d. mediate results for hs labor as upon tlea1 prairie ss
'o-they being composed q deep TCh l0z tls ferltg
heI n F7hfeh Is unsuruTsssd BIZ any On The qld5e-
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y = ID v d III
All Solvent Banks. pal
MARYLAND.
BsltimOre Banks. pal
Country Blk, Solvent
GEORGIA.
All Solvent Banks. 3
ALABAMA
All Solvent Banks. =
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TIE STATE DIET.

ne Wais az Is only ol05 SOS "A, and s1iils Tie
I ARE years has besl reduced - $50 746 s0 and
hnd %. -ll alILT slg
Pamphlets descriptive OF the lands, soil, climate,
on application 70 toa t1 .e.-
- W. x
For the n@5nes Of the Toygns, YIN. ~
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Ths prices Of these lands vary from s. % SIS per
acre, according % loeauOn quality, &c. Frat ciazs
farming lands sen for aboat SO % So per scTe sod
pared with wood land IS II the rato " 10 10 IN fTcr
Of the former. he tsrs % sale Tor the bulk q the
lands VIII b
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The Agriculiural Products q Illinois are gFea1ar lhan
hose ofany others s1e. he products ssni cut durn7
he past yslF ezcasded 800 900 tons. The wheat Crol
a Oapuroaehs8 IS 10000 bushels Hhis ths cdI
1r0p yisids lot Less than 1io, 900 900 bu5hsls-
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HzSRT c. sPALD1xo, January . '''''
No. 4S Cedar ST., N..HS y q D W rr FE
DEAR SIa 30 20 " ' ~
lncosod md twenty-five (25) cents, for which send
box OF ~Cephalic Bils.Y Send TO address Of Rev.
Wnl- g. FILLER, keyn oldsburg, Franklin Co., Ohio.
our Pills work ike charm-curs Headache al
most 1nstanter. Truly yours -rr
WM, q. FILLER.
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IAN Solvent banks. par
WISCONSIN.
Arctic Bank........-.- 90
Baak Of Eau Clair....., 81
All Solvent Banks. s
IOWA.
State Bank..,..-.,,....... &
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Not long since sent to you for a box Of Cephalic
Pills for the Of the Nervous Healache and Coz
Fcness aud received the Same aud they had 90 good
an eiisct that was induced 10 send fore m.re.
Please send BY IetuFamtll. iDitgty - " H
A h. WHEELER,
. safuiov-sga r-. ADsilanti, Mich.
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MR. SPALDING,
SIR:
have tried your Cephalic Pills, and like them
more
Part Of these are for the neighbors 70 whom gave
a few out Of the first box / got from YOU
Send the Pills by mail, and Obligs
Your Ob't Servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
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DE-. r. ]. Lyons.

DR. r. J. LYONS,
PHYSICIAN OF THE THROAT, LUNG
AND CHEST,
Il N0WN ALL OVER THE
IN the Country as the celebrated
INDIAN HERB DOCTOR,
will be at his once, No. 232 Superior street, Ceve
land, Ohio, (OppOsite the Post Once, two doors eae
Of HOfman's Block, the following dates Of eacl
and every month, viz:
lat I'd, llth, l2tk, l3th, l4th and 3Oth
UGA PAMPHLETTN
containing brieI sketch OF Dr. LYON's Life Study
which can Be obtained at his ONCE BY all who desir
0-i'' ~ 'kPP0fHTMENTS ABROAD.
Toledo-Merchaut'B Hotel, formerly Collins Houff
each month, 2ith, 10Th and 18th.
Rav6nna--Goilins House, eech month, Sd ana lth
Akr0n-E1ai ire House, each month, 5th and 9th.
Painesvills- OWles House, each month, 18th.
Observation-Disclosures Hotel, each month, and 10
ElyriR-Beche House, each month"; 18th and 18th.
Bollevue-Balevue Houae, each month, ,20th 2lst
horwalk american Houae, each month, I6An
Adrian, Mlch.-Each mouth, 22d and Sd
= s-Manaheld-2Itli and 28th.
DR.. LYONS PROCESSES 70 discern diseases By thi
Eye. He, therefore, asks no questions nor require,
the patients to relate any OF their symptoms. Con.
one and all, and have your sym ptomu and the loca
MAXIM srRlUfL1 ADHERED 10.
give such balm a. have 40 atrife
VIII nature or the laws of life;
With blood my hands never stain,
Nor FOLSOM men to ease their pain.
P. S-Dr. LYON pledges his sacred word and hons
that be will In n0Wse directly and indirectly lns
duce cause any invalid to take his medicine With
out the strongest probability Of relief or cure.
DB-COnsultatiOn and advice free OF charge. ia
The poor will ba livsrallY considered. dsc5
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THE FOLLOWING ENDORSEMENTS OF
SPALDINGS
CEP ALTO PILLS,
VIII convince all who suffer frOrn t.--.s
HEADACHE,
That
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE IS WITHIN
THEIR REACH.
As these Testimonials unsolicited BY Mr. spal-
ding, they aHOrd unquostiOnaBIo proof Of --
tho efficacy Of this truly seion-
hac discovery.
MAsoSvnLE, Conn, Feb. 8, 1861.
Mr.. sPALDING,
have tried your Cephalic Pills and like them
SO SeH that want you to send me two dollars worth
Part Of these are for the ueighbors, tovhom gave
few out Of the first box / got from you.
send the Pulls by mall and ObliFs
Your OBJ servant,
JAMES KENNEDY.
n, s, AATERTORD, Pa, Feb. 6, 1861.
l wish you to send me one more box Of your CeDh-t
aie Pills, have received great deal Of benefit from
MARY ANN srOIKHOUSE. .
srHVcr c5gssE; gss5.I5 gq9tiHgfon, m Psgi Co., Pa
H. C sPALrEe, - '''
You will please send me tive boxes Of youl Cepha-
lie Pills. send them Immediately.
respectfully yours
P. s.-I have used one box Ofyour Pills, aud ind
them excellent
Belle VERNON, Ohio, Jan. 5, I.6I.
Henry q. SPALDIsG, Esq.i --.- - ri
Please find inclosed twenty y-fve csnts for which
send me another box Of your Cephalic Pills They
are truly the best Pills have ever tried;
Belle Vernon, Wyandot Cos o.
BEVERLY, Mass, Dec. Il, 1850.
II wish for some creSlafs or large sbow bgs. to
bring your Cephalic Pills partieular y before
my customers. fyou have anything Of the kind,
one Of my customers, Who IS subject 10 severe SICK
Aeadache, usually lasting two days,l was cured OF
an attack IN one hOur 1y your Pills. which 8 sent
''Ofiy SS y q Wv \. R. Wilkes.
RfFH0ID'9gas 9s1aaE5 EEHPfla ]. 85i Cor 0Ai9'
HEERT 9. SPALDING,
No. 4S Cedar ST., N.HS 2 q I " a L
DEAR SIR - " N n
lnciosed md twenty1v (25l cents, for which send
box Of ~Cephallc Pills" send 10 nddress Of Rev.
VIM G. Filler, ReynoldsbUTg, Franklin Co., Ohio.
our Pills work ike charm-curs Headache al
most fnstanter. Truly yours, 80 -r a.-
WM, q. FILLER.
YfsIIANTi, Mich, Jan. Il, 1861.
BIZ:
Not long since l sent to you for a box Of Cephalic
Pls Tor the cure Of the Nervous Headache and Coz
Fcneas, aud received the Same aud they had good
an eIsct that was induced 70 send fore ME.
Please send BY IetuFainqll. iDityty - ~ TT 4
A b. WHEELER,
aa1uiov-7g- r-. ADsilanti, Mich.
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Mechanics and Workingnen vii dad the free school
system encouraged By the stis and endDuel witt =
large revenue for the support Of schoois Their cat
drsu can live 10 sight Of tbs church and senlhouses
and grow up with The prosperity 0f The leading STATS IA
Ia Great Western Eunulr-
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Ne deep rich loam Of the praires ls cultivated win
such wondsrful facility that tie farmers of ths Eastern
and Middle States moving 70 Hines in great num-
bers. me area Of Illinois 5 about equal 70 that OF E
sand, and the soil Is 80 rth that VII support tHealy
lulLllons of people. IL.
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TTOMEAcAIN. 6 wr4-,,, -,

III ONE AGAIN.-G. S. WILLIAMS
IL Steam Dyer and Shawl Cleaner, bags leave
announce % his friends and the public, that he
home again, and located At a ST. Glir street, eleve
and, o., where be has fitted up q DYE HOUSE viii
the best macntpeTY REGARDLESS Of eEpeuss, and Dat
tol hnaet that by strict attention 20 business thai
be vii Be- able 20 regain that patronage and supp0T
which for 90 many years crowned bis endeaFors.
Rlauly2t- r- I .fs- .isf--
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MeaitinFs.
DIR. SWEETS

I -.H.
RHEUMATIC AND NERVOUS DIsQRDEBs.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, Of G6nneetiea
! The great natural Bone Setter. ID 4 d ,
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut
Is known all over the United Ststes
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Is the auther OF Or. Sweets Inallible Liniment
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Is for sale BY all Druggists. Price 25 cents
RICHARDSON B CO..
septs7.d4WRss Sole Pro- opristors. Norwich Ct
For sale IN Cleveland b. Nra. Risks, and 5frohg 4
Armstrong.
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From the Democrat, st. Cloud, MINI.
1tyOu are, or have been trOu blad with the head
ache send Tor box, tCephalio Pillsl 50 that you
may have them case Of attack.
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From the Examiner, Norfolz, Ysil @ y
They have been tested in more than a thousand
caseai with entire success.
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q
r.medy for the headache and one Of the very
Oe5t l9r That very frequent Complaint which has eY
u O'sN uiA'O'srsa'
[From the Western B. B. Gazette, Chicago. mi
We heartily endorse MT. spaluing, and his unri
Valled Cephalic Pills.
From the KanEwha Valley Star, Val
We are sure hat persons suffering with headache,
Who try them, viii stick 70 them
- lFrom the Southsyl Path Finder. n. {. j. go
Try them you that are aflicted, and we are sure
that our testimony be added 70 the already nu-
meTors list that has received benehts that other
medicine can produce.
From the st. Louis Dsmoeratl tE
Theimmsnse demand for the article GeyhaIis PiIls)
. rapidly enOreasing.
IFrom the GaEstte, Davenport, Iowa.
Mr.. spalding would not connect his name with an
article he did not know to possess real merit.
From the Advertiser, Prorilenee, Z. Il v
The testimony in their favor il strong, from the
most respectable quarters rf ..- .'.4-----
From the Daily Mesa, Newport. r. L. =
OePhalio Pills are taking the place Of all kinds
IFrOm the Commercial Bulletin, Boston.l
Said to be very eficaciOus for the headache
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From the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
Oephaiic Pills accomplish the H0gject for which
they were made viz Cure headsehs In al its iorms
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Rail 8aaas.
Z LREAT NATIoNAL ROUTEI-
IMPROVED sOHEDULEi

recent important change this Road 10 nov able
% iufnish unusual i4ciliios Tor nter1uui munioaton
Ae4t5 ayuih Meltt Northwest aud Southwest.
FULL CONNECTIONS with all through frliur
20 philadelphia and New igT h. IN the Eastuit tir
SOUTH " lLs Anshingtvn Branch k0ad-by CleVs-
land and Pl taDursh, central hiu and n tisttt and
CINCINNATI trains, wish Tbs Northwest, Wost ana
Southwest.
Through Tickets 70 BaltimOte PhllaIsl ,iiia, New
York or Boston give the prlyiisgg " lying oTer al
thy " the internediate cities. Two Dollars addi-
"a route. .t. ..F
This il the ONLY route that can furnish rhrough
Ilckets or bagghge Ohecks 10 Wa1h lust0h tlfy.
- Eare IS Low ~ " any urker Route I.r.. e.
= aleePlng Cars On all Night Trains
.- a...tl }. II. 81 LldYAG,
W. P. SMITH, el II r. L ii. .T0f.E
Master q fran5portAt'n. Gensral Ticket Agent.
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pRFsEEF POPULATION.

EAaA-AAAAl
Ihs slats e rapdly aling uP With Pogllarsl ssa.
025 Pef8ons having been addsd sncs l80, making a.
present pop1lzton - o, rztio q lo2 pr os1t ia
tan years.
AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.
he AgrisuliuFal Products oe Illinois sFeatar tan
those ofany othersaia. he products ssnt cut during
The past ysaF ezcssded 600 900 tons The wheat crop
"a go approaches IS 10000 bushels Rhis ths ezra
crop yisids not less than lao 900 900 bushslz-
FRTuITY OF THE SOIL
Nowhere csu the industrious farmer sscara such ia
mediate results for bls labor as upon te19 pfas s
ithey being composed cf deep T1h lozu ne faftt5
q Fhieh5 Is unsurp1ssad b any On ths sio5s
10 ACTUAL CULTLVAIoRA
iSines 1854, fe C1uuGny lac ssid .3o0.06o GcTss
Tzsy al only % G1taai elt1goTg, ald 1srg o7uTai
a0ltall1 a. G9Teelat @ ettirats IhsToae 40 1se5
eoltTIsd 1z0uga th-ss lands al erpes q so go
goo. IN 1850 he populaioa of forty Hias coEntil
through iciich z pass, only 35 98 silcs 1hch 81
295 Aass bes1 Gddeii Haiihg ne asiis gaiosl SIS,
ssI, . gaia q l4sFT esat
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evdencs Of The thrill Of the poopIe, nay b.
stated that 600 900 tons u freight nciudng eco o0
bushels or Rra and $50 900 barrels u dour Rsfs or
fWardsd over the line last year
EDUCATION.
Mechanics and Workngmen VIII dad the free sehool
system encouraged b. the Slli5 and caldwell s. itb =
large revenue for The euuunrt of slhoos Tbef- "a
drsu can live 10 sight Of tie church and scn1hdu
land grow up with The prosperity of The leading STATS
ne Great Western Empire.
PRICES END TERKs OF PAYHENE
ne prices OF these lands vary from s. 20 SIS per
acre, according % loeau0n quality. a. Frst ciass
farming lands sen for aboat so % So per acTs ahd
ths realivs expense q subduirg prairie land coz
pared with wood Land IS n The rao " 70 10 in fFur
Or the former he terms % sale Tor the bulk q the
lands VIII be
ONE YEARS INTEREST II ADVANCE,
a six per cent Per annu, and interest," notes a. SIX
per cent, ayabs respectively u one, two, tlre four,
ave and six years from date of ss lnd f1lr notes
for principal payable IN four, I've, sEan SEVEN years
from date ofsae; scoutract pulaing that oatzuth
OF the tract purchased shall be fenced and cultivated
each and every year, for i've years from date cl sale
so that at The end OF i've years oaehz shall bo fenced
and under cultivation
Twenty PER CENT. WILL BIZ DEDUCTED
from the valuation Tor cash except the same shoall b
At dollars per acre when the ealh pfiee vii b. hre
dollars.
Productions, prices, and terms ofpaymens, eaa D. ,a
0STER, Land Commissioner,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
.ges. and cities situated uPon the glIi-
$50, ,APPLEEON,S RAILWAY Gsl 9 IS.
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LANps 81 nIrEoTR

10 slata Ia the Valley Of the hsszpp 01rs 50 great
an mducsment 70 the settler a. the STATE q Illinois,
There IS no portion of fh5 world where an ne coudi
tons Of climate and soil 90 admirably combine 70 pro
d1ee those two great staples CoHS and WEAl5 As the
Pr3ir.es % Illinois. h
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T B.. JACKSON, SILK ANB
- = WOOhEH DYER, No. III Pearl street -
Side. Office No. 70 Bank street, Harris Block, EFe
doors north Of St. Clair street.
Shawl Of every variety cleaned or dyed. Cent?
Garments cleaned o. dyed without being taker
Spart Omoe open trsm o'clock A. u. till P, n
lS-;Rlo
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Thus far caplsl and labor have baan spplied 10 de-
veopng the Hal the great resouqes q ne State il
coal aud iron are almost untouched me TaF e
that the mechanc arts doursh best where food fuel
sro cheapest viii foT at carly day IN Ii1Ois, and
in the course OF the nxt Ten years the natural laws and
necessities Of the case warrant the belief that at least
state 0f Illinois IN various manufacturing employ
ments f
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NOTICE TO BUILD ERS-
u v Proposals will be Feceived at the ONCE Of the
= AZ Civil Ensneer OF the city Of Olsvelhnd until
4 Y O'Clock NJ, March 18th, ls6l for REBUILDING
HICKS street School House, West side. --l-s
PlHas ami Specifications NAV b. seen and more
pa tiuiar lul1rnletlon oplAIu.d, At said nRineers
once on aud illier.i arch f4th ~ ---
tsinprgppaal uiust be acCOmp panied By gDod md
aullcrht bJnd requiring the bidder to enter iuto
cont act at Fle risa named In his proposal, sh0uI1
--tls tp3e ps a--eAted I'll ele.aa ZOO u
~ ne Badrd OF t1ty I'm prdvements invite the aub-
isston Of bids, wing the right 10 accept OF re-
Ject tie safne By7order 81 the Boar, ~
JOHN a. SA RGEAT,
eieEel.na, March p lS8i. City Uiri Eng'F.
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILD 4
g IN EkS-EProPosals W,ll be- recgised A. The afhoe
oi me city Owl kte eiifsaF tffti " clock M March
19ths lools Tor the construction u 4 bridge acrosa
the yld hyer Bed az or east Of Centre strest.--
Plans specihcationa and blank bids lOr said
bridGe mas De seeI at the once OF the CITY Civil
AlElReer on and after the 5th inst.
The bridge must Be completsd soun the lst
day % une ls aud pa, Inent will he made fsr the
san an the lst day % August, 1851
Inc Board Of City improvements invite the sub
mission VI bids reserving the right to accept or
lsct tne same. By order Of the Board,
4 .lal lllltaJ b. -6A ARGENT,
Cleveland, March u, Is6is2g- CITY GiFii EnE'r.
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laetG.
.PRINaG8 lR % ODRI-

LADlES' Silks, Satius, Crapea, Laess etc, and
dEAIs' Coats, Pants, Vests, etc, coIored Cleaned
snd finished in the best style.
l-i4-Lsce, or Damesk CuTtains, Shawls. Gloves,
Piur.es, Nc.i cleaned and rednished
EhED'k CHRIAX, French Dyer-
HleaAe renem ber No 96 Seneca g., az there
are three dJeFs on the same sirest.--l feb2l
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MECHANICS, FARMERS q WORKING lIEE.
TIE attention Of the entsrprsuZ and Industrious por
4 ton Of ne community IS direcied 70 the following
sItaanis and LIBERAL naaeemsnis oared thsEa By Tie
uLMOIs CEETRAL RAILROAD COE[PAIY.
which, as they VIII perceive, win enabls them, b.
proper energTS persever9nce and industy q provide
comfortable hones for themselves and families with
comparatively speLhng, very ltlls capitli
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CLEVELAND 4 fULEDU K. K.
lsoO-l- WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Hso-r
on and after Monday November z5th, ls66 snrain,
~ TINS hoAd viii leave Cleveland e. foliovs
'OV A. NJ through hail, stopping at all stations Oh
tne southern Division, arriving 81 Toiseo
-. .... .. 1890 ?. q.
SO ?. n Mall stops - al stations sas Of ssskv
On northern DiTilion, and arrives AZ esfl.
dusky at Sis r. X
I0 p T. OhicASg ETpresa-=Stop8 at 81 stations sr-
sePs naAhinEton and Clay, and nrriVgs
u. In Toledo at f2.lO A. r.
COHEEOTIONs 8
Connections are madeat MOuroevflie with tn, sisr.
du8kyi Mansfield aud Newark r. Rst (Ilvde 5-ifb
the oanduskyi Dayton and Cincinnati n n - Fre-
ulopt with krelnont Indiana b. r. and - Tois.io
Win Lns AiehiRan southern q Northern IbdieIia
aod I9leeO and Wabash Railroads Tor Chirssgr d.
Tolts Jackson Fort Mayns, Logansport, Lsfsystte.
Calros Alton -, Louis, and al points We-t Nortb
west and Southwest y 49, ri
Areias arrive In Cleveland nom Tc edo apd ths
9.25 Al.
- For iniorm nation and tickets apply AZ tbs upi,f
Hieket once, 81 Superior 81, and At the DeDot
Cleveland. Nov. a ls6U -,
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2hgaeeians, &c.
1861.
MARCH APPOINTMENTS.
RELIEF TO THE AFFLICTED.

DR.. S. O. CLARK,
GERMAN REFORMED URIPATHIC
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Can be consulted al the following times and places;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-03-20

From the Advertiser, Providence, b. ~
The Cephalic Pills are said to Be a remarkably Ell
teottye remedy for the headache and one Of the very
best for that very frequent comp paint which has sT-
or been discovered. lIzal g
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nR. KIN APP, OCULIsT, OF IA
years experience, exclusively treats Diseases
Of the Eye, and Deafness st No. 90 Bond st.. Cleve
land, q short distance IRON the Post Once.
Bs8- Abundant testimonials Of persons restored to
Sight or Hearing IN New York, the Western States,
and Northern Ohio. ia
Artificial eyes inserted THAT MOVE, and the best
quality. Or. K. has takena DiplOmain competition
with all other Oculists at the New York State Fair
Tor his superb artificial Eyes.
~ No charge for examinations. dec29d&wR2a