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~ Perry Davis Vegetable Pain Killer
derives much cf iis popularity from the simplicity
attending iis uses which gives Il pecaar faiee ~
farsiIy. The various diseases which may bereaoh-
ed by h and in their incpient stages sradeated are
among those which are peculiarly fatal If suffered to
nm hut the oaratiye magic oi this preparation at
on.e dilrms them Of their terrora. In all respects
& fulalls the conditions Of popular medicine
Sick 10 IT, therefore; bay the original and genuine
Sod everyNhere, and BY GAYLORD q Hammond,
Wm. Fisks, Q. S. Mackenzie, Strong 8 Armstrong
and 3. VI. sackrider, Cleveland, ..
E1-sse Advertisement in another column.
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ST. eLlrR sTarsF RliLhoaD.-Fhe Herald
finds in the Secretary Of States Report,
among The list Of Incorporated companies,
that the " ST. Clair Street Railroad Co" of
this city, fled their certificate of association
Sept. 22d, 1860.
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PERsosAL.-The gifs of the President
elect, the ''little woman down town who
would be glad to hear Of this" passed
through this city on yesterday morning en-
route to New York. Mrs. Lincoln was ac-
companied By Hon. Amos Tuck, Of New
Hampshire. A special car was furnished
BY suPt. Nottingham, for the journey to
Buffalo, and the CleEelspd and Toledo Road
also extended courtesies 70 the party.
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STONE CHURCH SABBATH School FESTIVAL.
Last evening the parlors and chapel of
the Stone Church were the scene of an ex-
ceedingly pleasant Reunion Of the scholars
of the First Presbyterian Sunday School.
The rooms were finely decorated with hem
lock wreathes, bOquets of flowers and fall
leaves. In the lower rooms were exhibited
the following mottoes, Here we throng, a
happy band" and "Let the little ones
come unto me-" In the rooms above, f" Be
ye followers of God, as dear children. -
Short addresses were made by the associate
pastor, Rev. Mr. Goodrich, and by R. F.
Smith and T. P. Handy.
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~ Wholesale pirehassrs soili md at j,
B. Cob 6 co.'sths largest stock y, ne city Of
School Books, Outline 3faps, Church Music,
Bibles, Hymn BooNs, LdW and Medical
Books, Bank Books, Stati0,iery, de,
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Gu.HkRr CAnERoN, Trea

THE NEw YORK CENFR1t RAILRoAD.-The
following isis a statement of the earnings Of
the New York Central Railroad for the month
of December, 1860, compared with its earn
ings for the corresponding month, OF the.
previous year: 81
1860 .- S5g2,g ,gis s5 p {
$3.50 y
Inefesse....---..-4 ....-.-. s7,s442 IS
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Brass 9annara

.TAMES n. ODELL, BRASS
FOUEDER AND MAEUFACTURER OF
lfasr Work Of eFery description, No. % Union St
! R doora from superior street, Cleveland Ohio. "a.
= prepared 20 furnish ail kinds oi work used i0r
t6arn, Water or Gas, and an the various articles
"a in tho Plumbing Business. Beer Pumps OF All
inds made and repaired. Brass CaslIng done daily
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Office No. III Ontario street.

FoR TIE HoLIDEvs-hABIEs' FURs.-Laie
arrivals have made our stock Of Fancy Furs
very large. Some sets are little better
than any before offered in this market. We
will sell them at unusually low prices, and
as low es can be purchased in this city.
i, BEEEBIoT & soEs, M
-. -. 2el Superior street.
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FREDERICK 6YRIAX.

SO Sencca street (near St. ClaiE,)
FREECH DYER And CLEANER.
lHV RY DESCRIPTION OF
u goods c0lozod and lnishsd in che best afyls.-
~ rttsution pcid o. the cIaanirr 81 SIN Dresses
5cks, Enntllass Damaai lusI8ins. lcsil, vests
IS, 81. COWS
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~ Raymond's letters to Yancy, Punch's
Pocket Book for 1851, Boys and Girls Maya
zine for January, Home Journal and scien-
tifc American at Hawks Bros.
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SCHOOL FEsTTvkL-on Thursday evening
of next week the Industrial School hold
their annual Festival at the Melodeon. We
hope that the occasion will not only pass
pleasantly, but may put money in their
purse, for 1,a institution is better deserving
of announcement.
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HEARD FRoM.-ossian E. Dodge and Mr..
Clark, who are giving concerts together out
West, sang at Adrian, Mich, on Wednesday
evening last.
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gnetial aatiss.
npAnAonrl uFADAOHRll


Thousands Of persons guler from hesdacne " NE
serious detriment o. their comfort, tualne-a and
health, who m ghi easily be cured BY sisapB u'ing
Humphrey Hom0pafhic specifies. The hea eehe
niii taken ln tho morRiug aud the Bilious Pal tas
a a. night. rarely dll 20 ths most severe sud
ohstinate oaso. Thousands having tried them have
been entirely fsoed Of ths hsne Of their lives Go
and do likewise.
iioe . eehts pef boNi with dirooti0ns. boxes ~
nsht el mail or eaproas iroo or charge, on reoept
e' the prioe. Address, 'f
HUMPHREYS 90,
\ sold by b. W. saetri,.. No. so Broadway, n, y.
la-Sse advcrtiscment =, and Churchill q Bro.
sryears, that I. acknowledged ior the
rry Wine s. o. Riohardsen's Conoon-
ner ittcrs were invaluable for giv-
us systom and remoriug ays-
dice. eonstiaatioR, vertigo end
81.
-ss.-- Bitters are for sale by GAYLORD a
g q ArmslroRg, aud .. 3, Aaeken-
u, Cleveianl D. zen
n1-sae Advertisement elsewhorn.
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ELECTRIC BATHS --soNEEEfEa NEW.-Dr.
Gibson's new Electric Baths are a certain
remedy for the permanent cure of Rheuma-
tism, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, scrOfula,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Fits, Nervous PrOstration, &C., and diseases
peculiar to females.
Office No. III Ontario street.
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ARrEMUs WARDHIs as funny as ever in
Vanity Fair of thisweek. Hawks 4 Bro,
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TIE sOEe OF THE LAST MINsTREL.-Wil-
son and Morris Minstrels give a series Of
concerts here next week, commencing Mon
dayeYening.
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PoLcE coURT.-Wm, Rediek was con-
signed to safe keeping for stealing cap from
Deckand Engelhart.
Alice Trainor and Jos. Linsnen were put
behind the bars for having nO visible means
Of support.
PROBAzE CoURr.-The jury in the assault
case Of Grant against Fay, disagreed, and
we're discharged. This was the last case on
the docket. The next term Of the Court
commences in February.
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NE7T 4DTERTIsRaTFNTs.

ReIibers 3 Hausmann-oambrie Enbroideriss.
j. P. stons-Lost s's.rro szr7
n GrisvOld- Notice for Redemption Of Out lots,
UaldWult q simmuns-Rotatoes Wanted.
T.aac A. Isaaos- ClothinE.
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How BEEcHER D1DN'T "CoME TO TrlfE. =
Our telegraph from PhiladelPhia announces
that ga great crowd assembled this evening
QOth) at Concert Hall to hear Rev. H. W..
Beecher, but he failed to come to time. No
explanation was given - @
We think, while bearing in mind the re-
ception which the City of Brotherly Love
gave to Curtis not long since, that the ex-
planation Of Mr. Beecher's not looming to
time" may be found in the fact that he fear
ed that he might possibly be called upon
rather suddenly, to go to eternity.
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TAxFs UroN RAiLRoAps. The Michigan
Central Railroad paid iortaxes inlls6Qs sS72,-
$40 59i The Michigan Southern 81, ,Oal q,
with S2s,42s 6s in arrears, but which the
road claims exemption from the Detroit
and Milwaukee, $2l 1851 II, with S22,O0O in
arrears; Detroit, Monroe and Toledo, ST.
III Is Grand Trunk, 6,S21 a. lazl
BUvFAIo, N. Y.-AND ERIE RAILRoAD.-The
following is a statement Of the earnings Of
the Buffalo, N. Y. and Erie Railroad for the
month Of December, 1850, eomPated 5vith
is earnings for the corresponding month Of
tbn y,ravyious paar .ir. d - .i.... f.-l
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Han eva arEEs, 81 8rir. isth Div.
Ja1un1-v 70th 1850.

The COY lmissioned ofieers Of the Brig ode
are reqp'ested 70 meet at the Weadeu Hs ,uss
on ssf urday evening, the 1z.h inst., t I
o5ele .ek. WsF, CAREY,
2 Brigade Maigr.
~ Evening pape Is please copy.
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-Tamper not with Nature and the laws
,n,Tsicsl and moral that guide her operations Her
~. were made to u1s and not abuse. Tins direinl
Tuts aril.ng rom the latter are legion the most
ttIed habits Of the baser uOrt may Be overcome BY
careful psrusai Of the work. II uinan 1railty' OF
pbvsioleqicaI Researches.'' 1t viii lead those DC
bassa and degraded victims ilst hover on =, elinA
4 dissolution to the paths OF happliis7 anu ''e
80 snd be gonyiesd. the truth is there.
I,o.5 t1,s svsrris,reut Of fUriestmar" in another
le,lumn Sold by Dr.. Barrcw, lsS Bieeoher ST. New
gork. Price &c, sen free Of poatas'e eyefyNlese'
also sold BY e. F. Gaylord and " sliAm hiske'
s.7urrists Cleveland Ohio
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CLRYELAND & ERIE R. r.

OLEV ELAND d ERIE h. X.
1851. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1861
On and after Monday, November 26th, IS50, Pas
senger Trains will run rs follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
$50 A. NJ EXPRESS MAIBTRAIN-Stoppin at all
Stations except Wicklife, Mentor, Perry,
Unionville and Saybrooki and arrives at
Erie at l:3S P. NJ, Dunkirk 40 P. NJ, But-
$40 P. N. CONNEAUT ACCOMMODATIONS
Ming at all Stations.
200 P n NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIE-StOpping at
Painesyille, Ashts bula and Girard only; ar
t.i riVes at Erie 1884. NJ, Dunkirk 500 A. n,
Buffalo 4:35 A. 4.
LEAVE ERIE.
s.a0 A N. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping at
Girard, Oonnsaut, Ashtabula and falnes-
vile only; arrives at Cleveland 1915 A. NJ
2:5OA n. EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN-StOppiHg at
all Stations except SaybrOok, UniOnville,
Perry, Mentor and Wicklide, and arrives al
Cleveland at 6.45 P. N.
at SEQ A. NJ, stopping at all stations and
arriving at Cleveland at 9:25 A. n.
-
An the trains going westward connect az CLEVELAND
with trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus Oneins
matt, ST. Louis, &c- and ali the trains golng eslpalQ
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the y. y =
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those Of the New YORK
Central and Buffalo New York City kailroall9.
70 II, NOTTINGHAM Supt.
Cleveland, Nov. %. 1850.
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5lyfFa

TTOME AGAIN.-G. S. WIILrt1Ts
Steam Dyer and Shawl Cleaner, begs leave
his friends and the prblio, that he
oHe again, and located at f8 st. Clair street cisve
nd o., where De has fitted up DYE HOUSE Wit
3 best machinefyt regardless Of expense, and fat
himself that ~ strict attention 70 business that
dich for 90 many years crowned his endaaFors
kloIuiTzs'
F B. JACKSON, SILK ANT
WO0BEN DYER, No. III Pearl street, Wes
Has Ofice No 20 Bank street, Harris Block. I've
|1rs north Of st. Clair street.
NhaTlg Of srarV variety cleaned OF dyed Cent?
rments cleaned or dyed without being taker
srt 9iics open from o'clock A. M Ill p. n.
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APeLoGIsTIo.-We owe an apology to our
readers for the late issue and disondszed aP-
pearanse Of yesterday mornings LRADER.-
It was owing to the breaking Of machinery,
which delayed the paper three or four hours
beyond its usual time Of going to press.
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CURLING MAToH.-The Burns Cunning
Club played for their annual silver medal,
yesterday. The ice being fine, everything
went Off we'll. The first ties were won as
follows; J. Downie q, aud W. Lowrie 1S,
won byJ. Downie; D. Brown q; G. Craik
Is, won by D. Brown. It being afternoon
before the first ties were finished, the win
ners played off on time, from 20 to 5
o'clock, which was won by D. Brown, having
10 shots to J. Downie Il. The medal will
be presented by the President a. the ami
versary on the 25th.
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no RAL.
"Lg RETURNED TO HIS OLD

II Ao Ib1 u ~ - = Y Ll11 J11II
where he VIII continue to keep choice assortment
o. the most improved kinds Of SPECTd CLES. All
as Glasses whether for or tar lighted are ground
under his own inspection, b. machinery Of a new
construction with Che greatest care suit the
eos q all cases, curing Weakness, D2znesa or In
Summation Of the eyes, aud impartnS strength for
f1nr reading or me sewing.
- a.. n. SnLOHONsON would heie inform the
-biic that be never employs any one in the sale Of
. Lenses.
( 80 Also, splendid assortment Of SPY GLASSES,
HOROSCOPES, COMPASS rs, &c, kept on hand
80 ARTIFiClAL EYES inserted Without pain,
rerfact 81 natural
ifel. aug20
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NOVELTY IN TnE Art WORLD

PHOTOGRAPHY UPON PORCELAIN.
Secured By letters patent in the United States, Eng
land, France, and Belgium
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8eoks & Stationern.
d 90 KsI BOO sil
INGHAM & BRAGG,
NEW MISCELLANEOUS Books.


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Hopes and Fears, By The author Of ssEIolr OF Red
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Tom Brown at Oxford, vol. l............... 100
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The Heroes Of Europe, q. biographical outline OF
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M8 All should not tail to read the adver-
tisernent Prof. Wood in to-day's paper. Y
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sepszR26;Iy

FRANK PAREER.-L Livery and Boarding
Stable, 90 Seneca street, A No. Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
~ aanaa Rqh.1v
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Shelby, sanduslIy, Mansfield & Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark, GAINESVILLE,
&C.
Orestline Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne s Chicago Rail-
road, for Forest, Upper Sandusky, Delphos,
Lima, Fort Wayne, Laporte, Chicago, &C.,
west, and East Tor Mansheld Wooster, Mas
aillOn, &C
Gallon and Belleiontaine Railroad Line for Marion
Bellefontaine, Sidney, Union, Muncie. In
dinapolis, Terre Haute, Vincennes, Evans
vile, louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &c.
Delaware, with Springfield, Mt. Vernon and Pitts
burgh Railroad for Sprlnghel
Columbus, Little Miami & Columbus, and Xenia
Railroad for Xenia, Dayton, indianapolis
Terre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, Loyeland,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio a Mis-
sissippi Railroad at Cincinnati for Louis-
vile, Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis, and all
points on the Ohio river.
Columbus, Central Ohio RailrOad for Newark, Zanes
vile, Wheeling, &c., Columbus, PiQua and
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, &C.
- For Tickets to all points and Information Rp-
ply at the Union Ticket Oee 81 Superior street,
at the Passenger Station. b..
r. 8. FLINT, Superintendent.
Cleveland, Novsmhsr "a, 1850. .,H
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CLrvELAsp AxD ToLSDo Il. R.4Tbe- earn
ings OF the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad,
for Decoh Der, 1859, %ere.o srhh
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VA Street Railroad Tickets q for one
dollar. are for sale at W. P. Fogg's crOcKery
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! CLEVELAND FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY il, 1861
We have not space q indulge n an *

We have not space 20 indulge N an OK
tended notice of the enc analysis Of this or
ators style, of whom It was said, THAT
he drew his inspiration from imagination as
we'll as from theconyiotions Of reason. His
garlands were twinsd with exquisite taste,
and yet he was always shrewd and museu-
lar. 1slA
OF Clay he remarked;--He had fondness
for controversy, under the influence of
which, he often rushed into the field with
his armor half adjusted, yet we know that
he never was worsted He possessed sort
Of word fascination, and there is a mighty
secret in words; in their juxtaposition, and IN
their musical flow, which can heighten be-
yond measure the style of the orator. Mr..
Clay possessed this power Of adapting bis
language TO his subject, in a wonderful de-
gree. His eloquenee was continuous and
smooth, and it stole upon the senses with a
sort of dreamy extasyi but when aroused he
dashed into the smoke Of the conflict with
martialled logic and power, that crowned him
a very Cesar.
In speaking Of Webster, Prof. Fowler re
peated with excellent effect, the close Of the
speech in reply to Hayne, referring to the
American flag which waved over the Capi
tol. .5.ass'.i
It is seldom that the opportunity is any
where afforded % any audience, to listen to
so perfect a master Of the art of oratOry as
Prof Fowler. His figure is commanding,
his voice susceptible of all Inodulations, and
his gesture perfect in ease and grace. Ger
tainly, looking forward to coming lectures in
coming winters, no man could be more ac-
eeptablo to those who enjoyed the pleasure
of hearing him last night, than this gentle
man.
It was announced, greatly to the regret of
all present, that Prof. Mitchell would be un-
able to fulfil his engagement to lecture in
Cleveland. An acceptable substitute will
H. 4.
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- To ooSsUnFryEs--The advertisl

a. To CoNsUNPuVEs.-The advertiser,
tarinr been restored 20 health IN very few weeks
5y a very simple remedy, after having suffered sew
,ral years with q severe lung Affection, and that
Tread disease, pdon-ise nzious TO make
Known to his iellow-sufsrera tie ineaus Of cure
To al Who desire it, he wiz send copy Of the pre-
crIption used tfree Of ehargel with the directions
fnr preparing and using the same which they VIII
nd q SURE CURE FOR COEsUMPTIoN, AsrH
mA, BB0NCHITIs, &c, The only object in send
ing the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted and
rpread Information which be ccneeives 70 Be- invair
bl and be hopes every sufferer viii iry bis remedy
--it WI cost them nothing and may prove bless
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It was announced, greatly to the regret Of
all present, that Prof. Mitchell would be un-
able to fulfil his engagement to lecture in
Cleveland. An acceptable substitute will
be procured. lT t TagEaDoa
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Partios Wishing the prescription win please ad-
,rs-s REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
ootls:Rss Wiulamsburgh, Kings County n. Y.
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I See advertisement Of DR.. sanford's
LiverInvigOrator.
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EDITORIAL CHASeEs.-SeveraI changes in
the editorial and reportorial stats Of our city
contemporaries have been made lately. The
following are the details
Mr., S. d. Page, for some time occupying
the "loca" post, has taken the position late
ly occupied by Mr.. }. A. Harris on the Lead
er. Mr.. Henry F. CLARK takes up the quill
dropped by Mr.. Page.
Mr.. Henry III. Slade has assumed the su-
pervision Of the local department Of the
Democrat, and Mr.. A, N. Gtiswold succeeds
"Artemus Ward OF The Plain Dealers do
cal" .lans Q a-ae 'eai
Mr.. Clark and Mr.. slade are newcandi-
dates for success in ewspaperdom--the
others know its vanities. 'tTravelers in the
thOrny way" we wish you all success
Herald.
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We beg leave to return our thands for the
good wishes Of our neighbor the Herald.
Of Mr.. slade we would say, referring to
to his kind, but much too aattering notice in
the Democrat, Of our humble sell, that were
it not that it is entirely unnecessary in this
oI,alar,ai'y55 where ne has been 50 long and
so we'll known, we should take pleasure in
speaking of him as he has bsen pleased to
speak::of US, and we should do so with much
more truth. ss
To each member Of the corps reportorial,
then. we sav-Hail Brotherl
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

c. C.-Cary's Cough Cure. deo28RIO
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ClLRYRLAND 3 PITTsBURaH
NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
'INCINNATI RAILROAD
rrr,...-.-,

1861. WIN1ER ARRANGEMENT. Is6l.
On and after Monday, November 18th, 1850, Passon-
ger Trains will leave Cleveland as follows:
500 A. n. n. Y q Cincinnati Express-StOpping at
Berea, Grafton, wellington, New London,
Salem, Shelby, and all stations south Of
OH r. Shelby, reaching Columbus ct lsfO r H.,
Cincinnati at 900 p. \.
7;20 Pm. Night Exprees-St0pping at all stations
north Of Gaon, Gilead, Darlington, Ash
ley, Delaware and Lewis Center, and all
4 other stations, 20 leave passengers only.
Reaching Columbus at 1870 A. n and Gin
einnati at 7;30 A. n.
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Terms SIX sss re 5Es.s siT ;'i i'H
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49, II
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-01-11

In speaking of Webster, Prof. Fowler re
peated with excellent effect, the close Of the
speech in reply to Hayne, referring to the
American flag which waved over the Oapi