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One, Two, Three, Id Up shs COL


To fully appreciate the immense power of
the screw, one should Eisit TIE vicinity Of the
fremont House, and observe the slow but
sure and steady process by which that solid
mass Of six story brick buildings covering
over an acre Of space, is being hoisted into the
air. Five thousand screws, each ten of which
has the entire attention Of one man, a few
simultaneous turns of an iron lever, and up
she goes
The power was first applied to raising the
fremont building yesterday forenoon about
ten o clock, ard at six last ayeniRg, Fhep
the Workmen departed, it had gone up Just one
foot and that without a single crack in the
great wall surface, or an accident of any kind
to mar the entire success Of the operation.
Itrequired the strong arm Of q small army
Of men to be sure, as FIVE hundred were alone
employed 70 attend the screws Several were
also busy tearing down one Of the rear build
ings upon whose ruins the new and commodi-
Gus kitchen and dining rooms, covering a
space one hundred and eighty by one hund-
red feet, are to rise.
In addition 10 lifting the imme9se weight
Of the building proper, in commencing opera
hous JOssSAu1y aHOtn0A Aeat vas o~SolAf f'iA9-N u
going far TO show the tremendous power Of
the screw. A portion Of the foundation wall,
six feet in depth, lsid with water cement, rest
ing upon oaken planks, and then upon q bed
Of tenacious clay, was torn loose as easily as
one would break brittle glass. This part of
the founda ion had not been disconnected
from the wall of the building itself, and was
consequently drawn mp with it.
II is said by the eoalractors that they pro
pose having the fremont House Up to grade
-and it must be lifted fun six feet TO accom-
plish this-by Saturday night next. And
should no untoward accident happen, it looks
now as though they might keep their word.
The job, this far, has been entirely satisfac
tory to both contracting parties ohicgg
Tribune
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ZEE ALLsUFFIOIENT THRER.
vienna

TRIESEMAR |, 2&3, ARE DE-
England and secured b. the Seals Of the Ecole De
Pharmacie De Paris and the ImPeria College d
Medicine, Vienna,
No. / u invaiusble ior exhaustion, sraTnat0ThRa
and All physical disabilities.
No. 2 completely eradicates al traces Of those dis.
Gases that have heretofore been treated by the
cious and peEniciou1 u7e of C0pliTa and cuboh1.
No. 5 has entirely gupplantcd tho INJURIOUS use
mercury, thereby insling 20 the sufferer speedy re.
Lief dispensing all impurities, sna roofing out the
venom Of disease.
TRfESElfAR, Nos. /, and 5, are preparafion the
iorm Of ozenge devoid Of taste and small, and can
be carried N the WaiEtcoat pocket Sold 10 lin cases
and divided into seTarate doses as administered b
Valpsau Lallemand nctr, niooid &c. Price t3 each
ora casas fof 50 which aaVaE SO and in 81 care3,
vvherety there e a saving OF 81 20 b. had whclafal5
nd retail, Of DR.. BARROW, No l9f Bleecker street
New York. Immediately on receiving a rerritta1ce
Of the world, securely packed, and add osc accord
ing 70 the Instructions Of the writer.
~ Sold also By II. +. GAYLORD and VIZ.
WTRWF flavaland AMI
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AYERS SARSAPARILI8

"a COMPOUND REMEDY. DE
"a SIGNED 70 Be the most siisctuai A ITERa ,T-r
1 ~ ~ " maqe. is Concentrated aytTacf oi
- - ~ ? y g CON oined with other Eubstan-
effective antidote for the iseases isi =
Reiea 20 cure II g believed that such rsmeiy iS
plants, and that one which viii acoou5piisb fSsir
cure must prove % immense service 10 fhis iaTes
y tlls Cohp pound VII Do Il nas been proven 81 er
H. oil1, f aas q me worst cases 70 be found IN
ocROFuLA AND SCRoFUEOBg Coutpr T1r1s- irsp,-p
I.l nI..oNs Ael AhuFfiNh ni3eAsEss ULCEns, pI1fPIRg.
lRtGtsAs-i ty49Ast SALT RHEUM, soiLD HElD.
5tFAiLLs AND SfPH1LITIc AFFEcrI0Ss WrpoTTr7tf T.
Disease, DRoPsY, HEURALGIA on TIC hoIi10
BEhlLltis DYSPEPSIA 4sp INDIGESTION, ERYslPFI, ~
9eeA 0 -, AHThONr's FIEE, and indeed the uIloIi
sias. Of complaints arising from Impurity, q ne
EThis compound viii be found q grest peomotar q,
health when taken in the snrfnr - e1,i - fori
humOrs Whch iester ID the blood A. fll4 ss-,', ~
me me ySs ySsar; ~ thr timely expulsion Of them many
tudes can By the aid Of this remedy, sp1re fhsn-
selves rom the endurance Of foul eruptrons and u
Q ric itself Of corrupti0ns, r. not assisted 10 40 f
through the natural channels Of the body bT an a.
whenever yOu and its Impurities hnrstinr fhror6h
tas skin ~ Pla erptoess Or sQresi cleanse Il
Yeinai cleanse Il whenever it Ia foul and your feels
ings VIII tell you when, EVen where no particular
asoroe5 e ieL people enjoy better health, and live
healthy, and az Is WE'LL but with this pabuinm oi
llie ullorueFedi tnlfe can Be no lasting health. -
sooner OF later 9onetnlng must 20 wronq. ard tha
great machinery Of Life e disordsfed OF oFsrthroEn
oaras parila mas and deserves much, the reuufa-
ton OF accomplishing these end1. But ia 1orIf
has peen egres1ous decelTed by preparations Of it
party because the drug alone has not al he virtue
that 4 claimed lpr it, but mor5 bscauls many prs-
paTuionss pretend ng to b eoacsn led extracts oi
Il, eonin but tte Of the virtue of saraaparlla 81
any thing else.
During late yeara the public have heon misIsd yb
large bottles pretending 70 give quart Of Extract
ot Saraapar1ila Tor dollar. Most OF these have
leen frauds upon the sick, for thcy not only contain
httles u any, sarlaparilla, but Oiten no curative
properties EhaleTer Hence bitter and nafnfIi d{a-
appointment has ioloNed the Of the various ex-
tracts of eaTaaparila which food the Market until
the name itself 4 Justly iespiea ! and has become
HgnonJmou With imposition and cheEt. SIN We
cali this compound eaTsepaillas and intend 60 sup
lead Of obloquy which rests upon ii. And We think
We have ground tor believing it has virtues which
ere iaistible By the ordinary run Of the diseases
u s Intended 20 cure. n order to their con-
pete eradie9tion from the syste The remedy should
hpttle
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Special Dispatches to n. Y. Herald
TIE PRAoE coBeREss.

The following extract from letter from a
distinguished Southern member Of tie Peace
Conference has been received at the Office of
the BALTIMORE American:
Asa matter OF opinion ] can speak. Peace
will be preserved and the Union be restored.
We haze reached the bottom of the troubles,
and tenceforth our fortunes viii be brighter
The Conference has met and overcome the
Territorial difficulties in mode satisfactory
to all the slave States represented, and we en-
tertain no doubt but that We shah overcome
ali othlr difficulties and reach a result on all
points in the controversy TO the satisfaction
Of large majority, and probably Close our
labors on Tuesday. clnnOt be more ex-
plicit
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MArrnIlIs nT - oAaINET. -


Tbs United States Ordnance, Officers have
been engaged for sonqe days past in inspecting
large number OF cannon balls and bomb
shells At the Fort Pitt works. The present
lot embraces fifteen hundred eight inch shells
and five hundred balls; twenty-five hundred
shells are vet to be cast Great accuracy is
required in casting both shot and shell, as
the inspection Is close and thorough. The
average weight of the balls is siXty-four and
6ve.sixth pounds, and Of the shells forty
eight and six -tentbs. They are cast with such
uniformity that the aggregate Of three drafts,
Of six balls each, differed in weight from the
aggregate Of the next three drafts but half &
g pound. TRc rings are passed over the balls
differing in diameter but Eve huudreths ofan
inch, through the llrgess ofWhich they musi
pass, and yet not through the smaller. The in
terror Of the saoii and thickness Of the metal
Is then care'ully measured, and ihe shot or
shell rolled enough cyiindricalof the same
diameter as t1s san, through which It must
a.so pass sasi.f. By The latter testthe spheri-
city Of the 5alls is deierminod.-R Rtis5are
CiFOHicls
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CINCINNATI RAILROAD.
1851. WnTEz ARsAEaEnEEF. l5dl.
On and aatsr Monday November 2lb, lei1, passan-
zsr Trains viii leave Cleveland g follows.
400 A. Il N. u. & Ciucinnafl lLQre11--- llll a-
Berea, Grafton, Wellington, Aag Lun11ll
Salem, shelby and ali stations foufn o.
shelhY, reaching Columbus at lsie ?. H.
Cincinnati a zoo P r.
20 P H. Night Expresa-1to1pin at an stations
north Of alioni Gileadi Uardil-3 A.e--
lev Delaware anu LeWl3 Usnteli ana al
other stations, to leave passengers llITs
ReachinR Columbus at lsl0 A. - ana lil--
cinEati az 80 A. r.
CONNECTIONS.
zbalbr sanduzI-y tlausaeld & Newark BallroGd, for
Msnsdsld, Alf. vernon, NsWarki -anesEills'
r,-..+iin. F;sfslureb. Fort Wayne B Chicago Rail
road for FOREST, Upper 5andn5zg5 Dell1q-1
Ifma Fort Wayne, Laport1, lllcager sea
vest, and East for Aansholdf wooster a--s-
a,Iion nd Bslefontains Railrosd Line for Marion,
Bellafontaine, Sidney Union y un--el ~
dinapolis, TeFre Hauiet l1ce1nell Aialll-
vile, Louisville, lalrol %. Loslai e 49,.
Dalav7ars WITH suriugfsld. Mt. ferngl and Eltld-
rurrh Rsilr0ad FOR Springfield
naIrrabu1 Little Miami 4 C0lumbt-ll ala Ael--
BaiIroad, for Xenias Dayton lno-llia Il.ll
Tsrre Haute, ST. Louis, Molrotsi lot-l.-
and Cinoiuuati, and with the Chic = l2.a'
Sissiupi Raiiroad az oincin1l1 alE As
! ViIie EvanaFille, Calroi 81. Eouiai ana ~
Z Ioiufs on the Ohio river.
I rl,luTrbus- Central Chic kairoaa iqr ei AZ -.
Is5iana Bafirosd for Fiqua, lrulla- 81
- rs- 7ifci-afs 10 an points and ni711llaliol -
80 ~ Union Ticket UllueI q 5upeliol ---11i q
81 ll' Es. FLINT, Superintendent,
Cleveland, November q, ls-e-
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THE cARIsET.

The uressure for cabinet places, and the
rivalry between competing interests, have
induced Mr. Lincoln to practice more than
ordinary reserve in announcing bis inelina-
ms because some form Of political or 9th
er objection is always urged against those m
dicated as enjoying this partially. It is not
imnrohsble. therefore, that he may decline 70
make further selections public until the 4lh
Of March. The utmost interest IS excited
Concerning the appointment Of Mr.. Chase, ne
being regarded as arepresentatiye man MS
selection or omission will be considered as
fore-shadowing, to some extent, the policy Of
the new administration. There Is no doubt
but Mr.. Linooln's mind leans strongly in that
direction, from personal and political sympa-
/ thv and nothing but decided opposition, has
! induced him to hesitate at all. Il Is stili un-
certain whether Mr.. Chase will be invited 70
a seat. Ifhe should be called IN, some olIii-
/ Guilty might occur in completing the caolne'
cast in other respects, without an entire re-
construction, for PennsylvaBia now expresses
an unwillingness to occupy 3 secondary Po'
gi,ion to Ohio, and the Southern men ~no
have been named, would, it Is alleged Dc
far more tenacious.
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BLOOD FOODI
BLOOD FOODt
M Ha"aHa LHHHnHHH


70 All suffering from Consumption inelpient or
confirmed. OF frOm debility Of any klndi tr IRON
nlenttl or nervous prostration, brought on bY any
Cause: or from scIOlulous Complaints OF nom as
elsss II the kidneys bladder aud 20 Ladies sul-
fsring any on tho many distressing complaints tir
sex are liable 90 aud which angender OonHunptloui
TIE BLOOD FO0D.
is offered as Certain and Reliable Kennedy, Differ
ing IN every particular from the patdnl me oi
TIC daF Ii l 4 chemical com biuafion cf IRON Ul-
PHUk and PHUsFHORgss oiVery great WORTH aud
many hundreds bear glad and Er4teiul testimony 70
the benefits Sc d a1cnIaerred on rnenn-
CHURCH 4 DUPONT ig9 sro4dNag, heW lork,
fe sole pruurietoFs Of tho article, and have IN
consequence OF q fraud attempted up0n the p1blic,
changed the color OF the outside V1rpper nom hED
70 YEiBoW; AID increased tie size Of tne bottle 70
ounces Be VeI5 cautions ia baying 70 see that the
e-aimile of their signare ls on ts OUTSIDE ol the
wrapper, as all others are counterteite In conse-
uuencs Of the laree damaad Tor ths article, tbs FOL
lowing druggists have all ordered and received sup
plia1 Of the new sind viz.
Chas A. Kmnball. Wm. Fl French, J, II. Hayes
T. A. staniels, and samuel kiddsr. Jr., Lowell.
Ohio feb25;dEW
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An extra copy viii be given to the ge;ter
up of the Club, for his trouble; when club
reaches as high as fifty copies, TH-Weekly
will be given; and when it reaches one hun
dred, q copy of the DaHy LEADER win be
giTep,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

Fgf sale by " STRONG ARMSTRONG, Agents
y Superior street, CleYeiand
nas- Mrs. Winslow,5 Soothing Syrup, the genuine
article, for sale By Churchill Brother Druggisfs.
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DAILY LEADER.

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DER goes out in the same mail With the Eve
ming papers Of the day before, having ten
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7 hereby cartifT that have beer dealing in the
fsnlrg Nsdicines for ths past year, and eau tfu-
lY aay th have never oaercd any medicines 20 tha
public that have mot win tle qacueu appreciation
81 the people Ike thesa, particuItry TIE Pills end
Cnfholic0n. They viii perform all and more l1a1 )
promised l1r them. have sold shout my hutlil1
81 he Jathoical The pass year and hear t1e iszt
results in every eaao. j. H. y, sylls10As
Nail Z. ~. .el-cal Aeal--
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Meaieines.
-RI TWELVE YEARS AGO

Xxx IWEL We YEARS Ago
AOOA the success Of several nn5dical ggntl8-
men In curing disease upon principles IN accordlnco
With the great natural laws Induced their establish
nlbnt Incorporated institution uudsr an ACT c
tho LeqislatuTa By the title OF III i Gi i BIZ &c
COMPANY oi New Hsrk. Ihe ec0ntinued euccess 81
their remedies and the arm hold they have gained
upon public conhdtnca, has fuly iu5tied the honor
coDierred upon the Association by LeFillaiiTl en-
acthlent and the7 have reason 70 leel great p1a n
com pairing their Buecess with medical academies az
mOny from public and priTats individuals and coU-
moudatOry notices IN the leading public journals
bear witness to the medical skill and high nerfonal
character Of the gentlemen couleCtel VITA the in
EtitntiOu, thus assuring the public chat among the
many unworthy advertisers Qf t1a oa7r ~ = dhlll-
EhbEkd COMPANY has ever been ana wiz Be-
reliable and Trustworthy medium ilf She toratcn
Of health % thc alicied, and al y no are luarlnE
may address them With entlre eouhdsrce-
The principles and practice Of medicine adopted 3
this Institution are lncidly forth tn n j q La
ENBERG MANUAL Oh HEALTH, an Invaluable
medical work, publishCd for family use, and there
fore sold - the nominal price Of - cruts, ior which
sum q i8 mailed free 20 any part Of The countr1.
= Ihe health OF American " home1s diseases OF 4ll-
d7en, and the more obscure and chronic cop linis.
as we'll the common diseases iheiaent % ti efan-
try have received The attention Of lhls ll1ltu
fully competent for the great trc1tl which t1 pubic
have cou1fed 70 ther XII.
rhelr seGiss OF d eiiclncl embrace eleven llI-Icnf
rellaie8 azpted 90 diliar1nt diseases Win minute
directions ompanying each article Tia Mati-
cine % which We wish 70 call the attention ol the
many Females al1icted VIA disease. q
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HTRead What nr. Rushuell says q tla Gr1el-
berg rIaiieiHes. Dr. ,. q phyaician Of aItonsiIe
uatics and one OF the most succcfll1l IN The cGu-
81 (fruInbull) IN which be resides
ffsFhls certifes that have used th0 Grfsr harr17
pilfs and Marshaii's OHt1olicQni spld here By H C
johnson. in ny practice They are good modioinaI
sod bY Druggigtg and neaicinr UeafeT1 ihronrh.
ont the county. Fgr Melicints Oh AeeneI.r. m.
drora H. b. NINgfLEF llar.I.rr
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FRI.wERKLY LEADER.

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St0TFs aud Iitr aaJate,
THE 0BEsPATCH" COOKING STOVE

\ . IL NED O14I UT VI a ~
10 careful experiment and experience, and
g most 3; iediy superior to any other Cooking
StOvel Il9s Its taking, Broiling and Eoagting
properties uTpess eli 3Fs competitors IN
FERFEofioNJ CONVENIENCE AND ECONOMY.
The oven is thoroughly ventilated with heated sir
by an ingenious patent process, which causes the
bottom to be hotter than IN other stoves, and per
feet even bake Is produced
Roasting Is done before the open IRE, tha lhe
uces and flavor OF meats and poultry are preserved
Broiling is done the hearth over the Goals drawn
E9m the lEe in & zee store: A..
most perfect com buHtion Of fuel possible We guar
antee Il 70 be most economical fn the oonaumption
Of fuel and to give entir satisaton 70 al who de-
For proof OF the truth Of the above, we refer our
q lends aud customers in general 70 the many hum
dreds Of Housekeegels IN tnis city and surrounding
country, who are daily using the stove Call and eN
anime for yourselves; get circular and be eOnvin-
red 1t is plain, heavy and beautiful stove, Of
and thu S % %a ~ = aorFSaSsbIb are Of the
best quality and can be made 70 last customer ~
years or longer. Our stock Of other
g o o K I N G. s 7 o V E s
both forvood and coal @ the srgest and best IN the
been solac5ed with great care aud good taste from
all the principal ioundries IN the country and are
Of the newest and meet approved styles, for Wood an
for bituminons ana anthraeite coal.
Our stock Of Enameled Crates h large and COM
prise the newest styles and are Of superior finish.
Our assortment Of
H0USE-F GOODS,
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron, Is complete.
Our fourteen years experience IN business enables
We viii sell
Cheaper than can Be Bought zlseDhTsi
sgAIl are invited to cali and look for themselves
STOVE & CRATE EMPORIUM
Of ". L. MARVIN,
no. 42,s0uth aide Public square,
noft5 Dieteianu' ouio-
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MARsHALIs UTERNE CATH0LIoON,

which i8 OGsrai a. q certain cure n cases acccu1a-
MED With the following sFm7tomas lrrcgniarIII15
Neaknass, Eaintuess- Deranged Appetite, sll|or
mpleNiQni Pain in tlle Back anl AidneT, Clilil.
relgia, Pa aipllation Of the Heart, Dl1zudde, nerr
Olsueas, leldaches Naatles8negs, Digtlr1cd ollcc,
Eiuahet q the Heart Geleral Pain. 0f4uiiu1 l1l
Pain a. the spine and between The shoultqrat Acid
stomachs Nauseai Indigestion Dlllcult fa-aing ei
Urine with heat or dmnrtiur Itching, Burning or
ifr tetion 70 the Uterine Orglns, hightlnarl tls-
p4r, hy9terica, Alliaig BED aetI elt.la 4 t-lll-
ing, Starting, Cuu1tipatic1, irritable qerr SD
noss, De7rafad Arrei|te, rlafulence, Blout-l ela
Irregusar BoEelss DurIcalIut llaalll7f re-li ~ -
Uterine Organs Nunhnesl aEd ta.ls ln - -.l..-l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

~ We congratulate our readers upon the
sisscovsrV OF tuEe cure for Rheuniatsm, lout and
Eeurngia and Ell Mer, urisl Diseases, which is Ell
fected without the Of informal medicines which
destroy the constitution ana give temporary relief
only IN facti it is the only known remedy eiegtirg
perfect cure, and feel warranted, from It's re-
oommendat0ns, in calling the attention. Of the ar
diclad ard those having friends suffering tro hheu-
mafism Gout or NeuralniH, the pernlclQus effects
oT Hercury 10 the advertisement in another column
OF cur paper OF Or Leland Anti Rheumatic band
HE-SOld By Wm- fisk a. Cleveland y. ten2
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Gonfeeti1llEFlt.
TOHN SCHRlNK
= narlne rsns05rsd Q hL. asr 49,.

having removed 70 his new Quartsrss
NO. 90. LYBAN's BLOCK,
OPPOEIFE THE COURT HOUSE, ON PUBLIC
sQUARE,
Iaursparst 70 reosfTs fa calls cf his friends and
the public at large.
Fveryfhinq In thslius If C0ufectlonery q kept at
WHOLES ALI AND RETAIL IS usual.
OYSTERS AND HOT COFFEE,
a. we'll a. ihe choicest eafabes served np ct no.
mentis notice.
DINNER Is SERVED DAILY
tor rihe aocpm mmodation Of rersons having business
At the Court uousn.
KENEETF ALE ON DRAUGHT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

The Chicago Journal corporation news
paper, publishes the city tax OF real estate to
be sold for non-payment Of taxes, covering sg
pages,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-02-28

II fhfr eonnecfion We o1er NV tcFtilq onial7i
] 81 ~, 4 lIothodisf clGFgy man. and Hne1 en- ny
fie dl5aase5 for which you 4dFeriis9 NAT lla tc-
-. l.f6oiioon as cure I have advised ~ u1e and
/ 49, KeF. PklEh SHanp.
he1teru star, olio.
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q FRIEND - -. - p

a FRIEND u MD. M IT-
On. swuET's iErAI1IaLE LrSInEsras psa.ared
from ths recipe Of Dr. stephen Sweet a ren-
nootcui the great bons-sotter, and hes b. ei assdin
his pr5ctice or the hast twenty years with th nost
astonishing success. As an external renlct1 it is
without rival, and wiz alleviate pain m2r sped
" than any other preparation For all hhenloatie
tand Esrvou Disorders it is truly infallihle and
curative TT Sores, Wounds Sprains, Bruises Sc,
it's soothing, healing. and powerful sren ii,saing
iproportis excite the asi wonder and aston sliasnt
of an WHO hnvs ever given it trial Over four
-oundred certificates Of remarkable cures pei tormed
ny Il within tho last two years, attest this fact
Forsals by strong & . rmstrong and VIM. fisle
See advertisement. ssn2lsR R29lsE
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ILEVELAND . TOLEDO R. b.

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On and afisr Monday, N07smhor 1tb, lss0, IrairI
on this RcL-J vii lszTa ClgTela.ld la i1ll1uas
10 A. H. lhrough Nail stopping at zl stations On
tag southern Division arriving at Iol1do
L210 ,. X.
40 p H. Nail stops at al stations east 81 ssndu7
on Northern Division, and arrives AZ SAM
duaky a. 1.lt p. H.
7i10 p. 81 Chicago Expraa8-stops AZ an stations aE-
eegt ashlngton and Clay, and arrives
In folsd0 a. i1sl0 A. ~
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