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An individual is told OF as dUiug busi-
ness In one of the markets, who is down
on customers who don't speak properly.
whats eggs this morning2" says a Gus
toner. "Egss, of course" says the dealer.
81 mean, how do they go? go where 2"
tShe-," says the customer, getting up his
fury, "ghat for eggs7" HMoney, money,
sir or good endorsed ereditr' says the
dealer. "Don't you unders.an the Eng
lsh language, sir?n says the customer.
fNot as you mix it and mingle it,
don't" responded the egg merchant
''What-is-lhe-price-per--do1en-for
-yOur-eggs 2" "Ah, now you talk"
says the dealer "sizteen cents per dozen
is the price, STRIP They traded. But it
appears that another customer, who, on
asking HWhst's eggs this morning ?" was
answered "eggs, Of course" responded,
"well, I'm glad Of that for the last got
of you we're half Chickens
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

BUTTER DISHES,
&C., &C., de-, DC . &S.
All warranted Of the best quality Of Plate. that
will last TEN EARS In constant use, and all the
while look like Solid Silver. Oh you ''hAvs all these
things" have your Well, hers articles artistic
ally beautiful, aud you know IS thing Of beauty is
Joy forever" Here are
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GLEVELAND { ERIE R.R.



1854. WINFER ARBANaEMEHT. 1854.
On and after Monday, Novsmber 18th, isss, Pas.su-
ger Trains will run As follows (suldAys sxcspssde
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
9s50 a. m.-DAH EXPRESS TRASg-Stopufar AZ
Mllo1ghby, Painesviiles 6epssr, A5htab1ls,
Conneact and tslraru onty, and sKsige a Tris a
l:lo p ui.. Dunkirk 3s15 D. n, Buffalo SD D m.
3sl5 p. ms-ClHCINNATlE EXPB ES3-Sfo11flaaa : n
PatnesFllle, Ashtabula aud Girard only, Gnd a.
Hyes a. Erie % NJ Duhhirk s;l7p n, But
sass r. n.1nAIL AND ACOonnoDArIoB-
Stopping At ali stAtiOas snd arrives IS ETisas
9iI0 P, m.-EIGHT EIPREs8 TRAIH-stoupIns
Al eAinssVilie, AShtabula and Girard only, and
Ar Ives a. Erie st 2 q q n, Dunkirk Ssi5 q,
N, Buffalo 40 m.
LEAVE ERIH
s;l0 A. M.-HI9HT EAPkESS TRAIE-gtoBriurr e
9iEard, ABhtabuia and patneTTtllB only md Ar.
Eive8 az Cleveland at 100 A. N
$50 A. EMAIL AhDACOOMMG TRAIN
;-ssogping q all stztions and ardVss & Glove
$50 A H.-rOLEDO EXPRESS Stopping atalI sts-
lions except 5Wanyille, sayhrOok, UnionViIiA,
Perry, 9entor and Wiekltnes and GrriTes at
7:a5 ?. H.--DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-stOppIER q Gi-
rHrd, Oonneaut, Ashtabula, and e1ltSvirs
only, and arrives IN uleYsland At saw. \.
- ssocsd ClAz8 UArs are run On Al throash
AL the trains gcing westward oonnsst At OIevsland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago OOlEmbna, Oin -
nai, Indianapolis st, Louis. Ao.i and all thrs. y
trains of y. Y a Railroad, and a. Buaalo win
those Of the New York Central and Budalo 4 New
York City Railroads for New York, Albany, BostSl,
Philadsiphia and Erie Railroad.
DIDay ELpres9, East and West, oonnscta Ct Girard
Itth Trains on Erie and PittsbHrgh Railrcsd fDE
LlnssEiiie' AsadVilie, JaEnestoSnl &e;
OlsysIAnd, November ,isth, iSss. '------' ~
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A correspondent of s New York paper
gives the following description Of
SOCIETY IN NEW ORLEANS.

SOCIETY IN NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleans cannot be said to have had
any society whatever for the past two
years; in fact il would be impossible 70
conceive Of q populous city with less So
ciety. A ride upon Esplanade street, some
ways out Of the city, showed Us the hne
residence Of Pierre Soule. The silver
plate on the gate was as bright as ever
and few servants still showed themselves
about the premises. The grounds are kept
in fne style; but our inquiries could not
elicit anything concerning the owner or
the family. .......-..
A large number Of families in the French
part Of the city still remain. They are
very polite in their replies to any officer
who rings, snd asks the price Of furnish
ed apartments" which little pasteboard
card hanging outside announces are to be
rented. The straits to which these once
sristocratic people are reduced to get few
dollars, am told by one of them, would
Hsurprise the people Of the North Splen-
didly furnished apartments, which need
only q little Yankee "house- e-eleaning to
make them equal to any in the country
rent for Ave or seven dollars per week.
But the society Of the city ia gradually
changing the Igreenbacks which the
"Yankee" is bringing here bring good
nature, pleasant faces and better feelings.
The people. are getting over their fright
and venturing out sgain. The plague Of
the rebellion has been here, and left its
devouriug marks Of devastation, and again
spread its wings and moved away.
Workingmen are prosperous. They
we're never better paid than now. Wages
are very high. There are no slaves, and
every able bodied servant expects twenty
dollars per month. The " Yankees have
come in with the "currency, and they
want "help." They have taken the stores,
put up big red and gilt signs Of "Dry
Goods, Yankee Notions" "Produce,"
&c., and are gradually they are making
new city. SIS.
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LYONS KATHAIRON.

EsthaiFon Il from the Greek word f'KathEO, o.
skathaFo, gnifFing 70 clealse, Teuyinste and II
store This srtiole is what is name sisnines. foi
preserving restoring and beautiiying the humaL
hair it Is the most remarkable preparation In tht
world. IL Is aesn and put up by Lhe Original
proprietor, and Is made with the same care ski
and attend which gave IL Rssie Of over one miiios
bottles Per annun-
It is most delightful Hair Dressing.
il srzdicsfeE scurf and dandrun.
A. keeps the head cool aud can.
IL askee The hair rioh, SOFT and glossy
il rssf1res hair upon bald heeds.
Il m svenas the hair from ialiing Oh and tuTn.
ing GsT.
Any lazy or gent oman Who values beautiful heac
Of hair should use l. slns kathhtron- 1t is knoEL
snd used throughout IA civilized world. Ssid ~ a.
: '''''-'-- DEMAs g. 30 4EEs a CO., Props,
ulyl-R8eoW New York.
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[From RsV.J. -swton Brown, .. D., Editor Of ths
Encyclopedia ) Religious KnoEledgs.l

Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pai-
ent Medicines IN general through distTust o. tnen
reasons why man mas nt testify % the benena ne
believes himself 10 have :eceiYed tiom any simple
preparation, 10 the hops - may thus contribute %
the benefit OF others. .s.- ,
do this The more readily N regard 70 hoohAnd's
German Bftters, prepared by Dr. u. N, jackson, OF
khis city, because prsiudtcad aEsinst them for
many years, under the Impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture, | am Indebted % my
friend Robert Shoemaker EgS., for he removed this
pTsudice by proper tests aud for announcement 10
nv them when suffering from great and cng contin-
sd debility The Of three bottles OF these Bit
ters At the beginning ct the present year, was fol-
lowed By evident relief and 20 aeIee o.
bodiiy and meutal vigor which had not islt for s1
month"; before and had o. regaining.
therefore thank God and my friend for NE
TO the use Of them. }. Newton BhOHhs
PhiladelP Phia, June y l66l.
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NLKVELAND, COLUMBUS L
~ OIEOIHNA1I RAlhkOAD,



1854 WINTER ARRAEGEHEEf. 1854.
esptsdl:
1st Train-z.4O A.M.-OTEOfNHATI ExPREss
shelby, OTostlins, Gallon, GiisSd, CsrdinFto5,
ton; arriving a. Orsstiins n i6:t0 = n Coi1r-
bus I'D ?, N Dayton 4;l2 ,. n, Cincinnati s:5
,. n, st. Louis 1o:l5 .. m, Indianapolis SO ?.
m, Cairo 800 ,. m, g0Et Wayne 4:is 2 m, OIL
I'd Train-2:I0 P II. M.-kOJoMMODATEsH.-
stops q All stations. sad arrives In Oelunbu1
At see D. m ,Cinciu matt Z % q N.
Sd Traln-z;1O p. 1i.-hIgHT EXPRESS-stOp-
ping q BeEea, Gralton, WellinEton, New Lop-
ton and Delaware; arriving ct Crestlfns at 100
m, Columbus Loo ?. m, Dayton SIS q m-s
Louis s.lg ,. ne Cairo 5:a6a n, IT. Waynsiso
n, and Oh1e.Eo va 0ru1tlins lo:i0 = D. ~
Trains leave Columbus 81 s;50snd lO.sea H. s50p.n.
arrive At tOis1eiana s0s. N, 2.s0 and s:S0p. H
CONNECTIONS.
shsIby-ssndusky, Mansesld Newark RaIIroad, Tor
4.sA1na,eld, At Vernon, EsVAEk, hAnsa-
Orssilins- -PittsburEh, Bort Wsyns Uhioaso Rail
ms, Fort %syas, GsSar.s, GSicS9o' 81.
Ee5t. and kaHtl0E Manifold, Wooster, Aa1-
a-asoa and Beisfontine RsilrOAd Line, Tor Marion,
belleioHtains, sidney, U1ion, Aunete. IN
eia1s2oll3, IS,ts usntel tlneenness AFan1-
DalGWars-ufth Springfield branch for 81 nRfald.
OOlumsus-Little Miami 4 Columbus, sad xenia
katlrosds for Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Tsrre Hsnte, g. Louis, Morrow, LOVslApd,
and Cj1einnati; and slth he Ohio -:
Evans 1llei Uairos 81. Louis, and al poinia
0kio isjlroad for Eev.rk. z.ues-
vile, Wheeling, 2o.t Oolumbnss PiqnA
~ Tor Tickets 70 al points and information ap-
ply At the Passenger sthtion and a. Union Ticket
0moos Is7 SzPerioF-st
rlsvsi.nd. Nov is. 1884 suesrinIsodent.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

Before and after the election of 1860,
the "Democrafic' journals labored as hard
as hard as they could to convince the peo-
pie Of the South thati would be impessi-
be for them to live in safety under Re-
publican administration; and there can be
no doubt that such representations we're
largely instrumental in exciting the slave
States to the point Of rebellion. Now We
End the sane class of journals assuring
the South that 10 accept the Presidents
offer of amnesty will be- degradation and
disgrace; and course the intention Of
those who make such assertions can only
be to prctrsct ths war,
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ATTENTION, SOLDIERS,
And the Friends of Soldiers |

wsesu the attention OF al having relations or
friends in the army to the fact that "HO1and's Ger
nan Bittsrs'' will nue-tenthH OF the diseases
Ioduesd bV exposure and piivatiOns, incident 70
,amp. iije In the lists, published almost daily IN
Ehs neWspApers on the arrival Of the sick II will be
Soticed that very large proportion are suffering
You debilith. Every case 0: that kind can Be read
iy cured bY Hofhand's German Bittsrs. We have no
Sszitaton ip saying that these Bitters ifesly
nSe among our soldiers, hundreds Of lives night be
sayed that otherwise Eouid b lost,
rho proprietcrs dasy receiving thankful tiers
rom auferelp in the army and hospitals, who have
been restored to health by tn Use Of thsss Bittersi
sut- % hem by their friends
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TRANSPARENT SHADE,

painted on Isingass that will protect the eyes from
The glare. and throw sott and mellow light upon
the paper.
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8PgelAL HUTIGEs.


Z. Msdar.s Zaaoe PoFtsr's 0.vatiss BalsGn
%. oouehs, Cslds, Consumption, Asthma, shoTtneas
of Brsath, TickHnE Of ths Throat, nlheuiU Of
BreaihinE, HuskiDsss Of the hrsat, and al thee
feetl prodEcsd BY checked preparation, &C.
The FOL owing shows the hish estimation In which
tbs above preparation is held;
tI have used Forter'a Curstive Bsssm for the past
year, ana tniok it the best remedy tor Gods and
OhutInaTe Coughs that have hai oocasion % use,
and would recommend II 70 othe1s. especially pa
renis, - safe ans easy remedy M n, ehiidssn,
Teacher o. Dead and Dumb Asylum,
New York, EspruArT "a
HE-Maiams Portsr's Curative Balsam can be OBJ
tainsd ai Benton Brcs., and Strong Armstrong;,
Wholessls Agents. Csgsiand, Ohio. dso2g So lw
7As Ohief Attributes Of Manhood eF,
ersqrs1tly lost Or susDs1ded By mAl-yraotioes And
ei0us ksbiis that viii insyitsbly LEAD to hsreditaz
disease unless checked IN time Read the truths Iat
down N ths tresfiso ssHUhIAb ERAILTY, or PHI
IozaaIoAL EEsEARCuEs." Il is elaberatslY nIustrt,
I'd With colored ensravinEs and VIII convince ia
most hardened snd uncoDcernsd, e. well as relieN
ths Minds Of the most despondinE, bT leading thss
d ths Eight channel for RELIEF o. bodily and nsah
aEouv and despair.
Bg-sold By pr. BARROW, isl Bleeoksr-st, n. y.
EIios15 oenl Sent fres overyWhers. Bee ndYeztils'
msnt of g iTreBsmar' IN smother Oclurnu.
sold also By G. ". CLARK, Druggist, ClevelAEti
0hi..
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri
nAry nd sexual systsm-nsW and reliable treatment
In Rs ports Of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Sent by
mail m sealed letter envelopes, fres Of charge. Ad
drssa DE- J. skIELIE HOUGHrOE, Howard AssOoia-
tion, No. z South ninth st Philadelphia. Pa.
ueo@-tfv
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MORNING LEADER.
WiFDNEsDGY 6foI5NING DEo. a3, ls8s.

For Special and Telegraph News--see
FIFist Page. For Local and Commercial
NeyTs--see Fourth Page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

Connecting ct Salamanca, New York, with the Eris
Railway, forms continuous SiL Eeet Track from
New York 20 Akron or CleYeiand.
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CITY pRopE aTY FoR SALE.

A FIssr RATE OPPORTUNITY ZOE INYrsTaEST.
80 vacant Lots some on Canal and River and to
busil ess part Of this City, can be bought at bar
gain.
EUOLID- -ST-Brick House, two stOrles basement
and attic, water, gas, bath room, marble man
ties, 40. q 800.
LAX E-ST-On Clinton Park, one and half story
HOuss and Lot, 50xe9 q 10
kINSM An-ST-A large and handsome House, htted
up with all the modern Improvements; Drawing
Room, lsx24 feet, aud largo lot.
BT. CLAIR-ST-keW Brick n suse With modern in
Drovements. q Geo
KINSM ANS Near Eris-st., good large Cottage
House and = acre Of land. $500.
HiCkS-SI-Hear the Gree, West side, House and
Lot. fTG0.
PROSPEOT-ST-Two story Brick Houss, water and
gas and IA rooms. $3.50.
CEDA R-5T-Near Perry, two story House and Lot,
with barn o. ,6OO.
WALE ] r-sT--Good Brick House, two stories and
basement.
EuOLlD-sT-Eear Perry, Vacant Lot, loOx2 feet.
WILLSDH. .sT-Near Clinton Bark Vac ant Lot, s0x
30 feet.
First Glass Business Property,
Lots with Stores &c on Superior and OntariO-Sts,
good for investment
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PRAYTON 4 sTOOKWELL.
REAL ESTATE AGEAgs,
Omos no. AtWatsr BaiIding. Entrance through
the Insurance Once Of q. i. Brayton.
HOusEs ANp LOIS FOR sALH.

HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.
Honss and lot No s75 KinsmRn Street, lot I0oxss0;
and cold sater snd Gas throughout, furnace,
marble mantlesi &C
Pro-pect and PerrySts. This is one Of the NEST
desirable locations offered for sale in this city.
Brick Dwellings, Nos. lO4 and iO5 Euclid street.
Lots running through 10 Huron Efrest. Very
desirable property.
occupied also a. shoe shop. Lot Z5xlOO feet
Building, Machinery, &C., for the maRqi.otgEe Of
boxes, wAsh-boar Is, &c, corner of Wesr River
and Msin-Sts. good paving business.
House and Lot, No. 100 GHOST 81 so
Brick House and Jot, No " lake-stI rear TO the
Two Brick Housss and Lots on Euclid-st, near Per-
Oottsgs, No III Lake st. Lot 2xlOO feet.
House and Lot, No. 227 Sc0Filie- Avenus.
2ls rect on summit ST., extending to the Lake, cor
Five sorss on wiIsOn.Avenue, with oOnsdsrabls i'm
House and Lot, No. AT KInsman-st. A large and
dsstra0l lot aud good house
Lot on Michigan street, s4X55 feet. el 900 down and
the balance IN one, two End three years.
rW9;;s;t9sry Frame nouse On Lake stTeeE opposite
Frame House on st. OlatT street. lot HKlsO feet.
desirable house and lot in Hudson 70 exchange for
city property. -...
FARMS FOB SALE.
2lO acres in Brecksyile So scres improved balance
choice timber land as per acres. Terms easy.
100 acrs9 IN Parma, good House and Barn; 80 scres
good timber, well TateTed and good buildiss
stone.
52H acres in Orange good fame House. Is ceres i'm
proved balance TIMBER.
80 acres wood land IN BTeWnhelm, LOraIn county, 2
miles north Of VsrHil ion River.
Saw Mill il Bedford, with half acre OF Land, on
Tinkeris Greek.
z aerss on s. Clair St. small frame house.
Is ac5es OF KinsmAn-St., opposite toe Cemetery.
10 acres 70 wood land, balances iEprOved) Euclid
koad5 good springs OF water, truits and good
situation for grapes.
Choice and well selected lands In Iowa, Wisconsin
and Michigan, for sale or exchange.
50 aeres in hegburg, about mikes from Cleveland.
Good house and barn aud hne orchard. IS 0OO.
$50 screg so miles from Tole5o, and eight miles from
MRuseOn station on Air Line RaiIroad; $50 prai-
RE and balance timber land. New House, Barn,
and good fruit. 40 per acre; terms easy. dsels
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TREESEMABI Il 2 end }, arsyrotectsd By Boy
Il Letters Patent Of Enzland, sad secured b ths
seals q The 5oole Dc PhaEmaeis De Paris snd the
no. One is invaluable for Exhauafion, BpsrmatCF
rhCea aud all physical disabilities.
No. Two plstely eradlcates all traces OF those
diseases that have besn treated By the nan
5sous and Dernioious use Of o0paTis and oabeba.
No. Three has entirely supplAnted theinlurlous uzl
of mercury, thereby insuring 70 tho sufferer sneedy
,elef oispersing all impurities. and roofing ont the
TBJEBENAR, Nos. I, and ;, preparations IN the
oRn Of Loz5nge8, devoid OF tasfe and smell, and can
be carried IN the Wsf5tcoat pO ket Sold In tin cases
and divided into separate doses, a. Administered By
Yepau, LailemRBd, R0uX, Ric6ld, So. Pries - each
y casas for 50, Wnioh IS; and IN g2T casss
whereby there ia q saving o. -. To bo had EhOle-
ale and retail ol Dr. BAROW, No. l94 Boeoker-St.,
new York.
Immediately on receiving remittance Dr. BazroH
VII Onward the TresemAr to any parf Of the world,
5tructsOnB Of the writer.
sSS-said bv q ". fiT.ERE. Arsn, sor Cleveland.
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r LITTLE, DEALER In REAL
(s ESTATE, Rsilroad and otheE Stocks. Has on
hand large lot Of Farms and Farming Lands In
this State, Iowa Wisconsin ap1 Illinois.
SD-Of1oe over No. 50, south side Of Pub. Square.
T AND OFFIOE.-H. II. LITTLE
i has constantly on hand large humber Of i'm
proved Farms for sale for cash or on time. AlsO-f
variety OF City and Village Property; snd choice
Farming Lands In Iowa, Wisconsin sld Missouri,
which will exchange Tor Farms, City or Personal
Property. OAos IN AtyatsF Building, Nos. snd s.
I'd floor. mayl2
DEAL ESTATE.-E. n. KEYES,
v formerly OF the nrm Of Littlea 3 Ksyss,j mas
opened Real Estate Once IN ROuse's Block corner
Bdperort. and Public Square, and has constantly
on hand several thousand acres Of rst quality Farms
ing Lands IL the States ofI0gE, Wisconsin and MiIs
'or allEinds o. personal BroBeEty. Psrtossh Paids
lsass=ET aSrls' ll75
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Disesses Of the Nervous, Seminal, Ur
EF-Isso-x.
DRAKRs PLANTAmoN BIrTERF

ET-Isso-x.
DRAKEs PLANTATION BITTERF
Ihey purify, strengthen and inTigorate.
They create healthy appetite
They are an antidots to change OF water and diet
They overcome efects OF dissipation late hours
Ihes strengthen the system and enliye1 the mine
They prevent miss1nutie and Intermittent fsver1
They puri the breaf and - idity Of the sJomscl
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
1hey cnle piArrhosa, Cholera and UhOeramorbui
EhoY cure Liver Comp plsint and Headache
They are the best Bifters in the world They max
Ehe weak strong and haustod nature great
sestorer They made o. pure st. OIoix RuBi tbs
ceiebratcd Caii8ayR BARK, roots and heIbsi and 50
taken with tho pleasure Of heTeIAges vttnout gnrf
20 age time 0f day. Particularly recommended z
teficate pergOns equrlng geutle stimulant. Solt
b all eTocsTs, Druggists, Hotels and saloons.
II. P. DBAKE 8 90.
talyI-R4sOT ~ Broadway, n.
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DELICATE CHILDREN.

Those suffering nom aAraamus, wasting svsT, with
scsroely any esh on their bones, cured In Verg
sort tine one bottle, in such cases, will have most
surprising eject.
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= . = : .
.PARTIOULAR NOTICE

There are many preparations sold under the name
Of Bitters, put up In quart bottles, compounded oi
the cheapest whisky common rum, costing rom %
10 40 cens per gallon, the TASTE disguised By Aniss or
Ooriander Seed. -
This class OF Bitters has caused and viii continue
the death OF the drunkard By their use the system
is kept continually under the influence OF Aloohono
Stmuents Of the worst kind, the desire or Liquor u
created and Kept up and the result is all the horrors
attendant upon q drunkArd's life and death.
For those who desire and will have Liquor Bitter
We publish the following recpe get one bottle hOoi
land German Bittsrs and mix with three quarts sooo
brandy or whisky, and the result will be q pTepara-
tion that will far excel in medicinal virtues and true
Excellence any OF the numerous Liquor Biters in the
the TIrtIss Of Hoosnds Bittars IN connection with
good article of Liquor, at o much LEST price than
these inferior preparations Will cost you
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A ERIEED N HEEO-FRY IT,
d. EEsst's 'sIRFALLlBLE LIEIkEHT II prsPaEts
Iron the recipe Of DT. 5tsFHon sWsos Of C0nRsotic
ths ost bons Ssttsr and hAs bssa ussd in hiE praS
Ice for the iast twenty Year, with ts most astonis
ne success. As Gn external fensdy it II without
EiVn an viii kilsVinys pain speedily than Enl
othef prsFsrntion Fo- al Rhenua 20 and ka-Toui
O,BoFcen Il Il truly tlfEizi5le ad e cuIattFo tnH
BJTsE, Wounds, SpraiZs, Brsalzas &a-, Ia toothh
hsalinE and powerful gthsnig ties,
gite the uEt Eundar ana a1eoninEEaa OF al who 6a
eler given Il trial Over ionr hundred oTrtihceus
- rsinarkAbie eaeer performed By 4 within the lrt
eNO yoAre sttert t. this sz5s 81 sCnF q znEtrcbi n
. [,-..-s. rf--srss,T -
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REAL ESTATE.
TrOHN G.. JEN INGS,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.
Policies Written in the

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Charter Oak Fire Ins. Co. ! E.-,sor5
North American Fire Ins. Co. Conn
Merchants Fire Ins. Comp'y.
City Fire Ins. Co, New Haven, Conn.
Massasoit 0pringr d MASS
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, Ct.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24
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10 To5Ha MES.-Hs can prove - yOTI Ia . few mir
atae that be is the only physician Fon evsT TREATS
- that cures this oiEsase- 10T ey6f.Y patient WI
- follow his diEsotionsi he viii give Ons Eundrs
Dollars Il he fails IN curing this disc aae No charaa
made for consultation. Those ut dstAlGs who via
20 ooaHult the Doctor nay do 90 By Gsndiu Bmsi
Val Of urine y nail with nar1e, asZ and age, and ~
VII answer and describe their osa, and Il poasio
~ Of Estting Eeiisf, bg enoiosiRg rstUa posisa
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24
As a Family Rlachlne

AS a Family Machine
Ehsy far ezoi al othsra s5Ds Of ths qualities sn8I
Esd5mmsnd she Wheeler 4 Wilson Machines, arsi
fEr-BesnEY and EseoiIsnas Of stitch, alihs ussz
both sides Of the fabric sBWn.
2d--stFsngth, Ffrmness and Durability Of sssms
that viii HOE BIP ncr RAVGL, and IaRdS sttk
0cOnOmy OF tnTead
Sra-Iss Attachments and wide Range oi ADRiioar
cation 70 purposes and 1aAtsrisiB.
AGA-SlmpiiCity and dThorouzhnezsO Of construction.
Erk-Spsed, FACE OF Operation aRd Management
and Qujetnegi o7 Movement.
fhose that WEut Praotfeal and DasirAbls MAshiss
should By all means examine Wheeler wilson's Dc
soTe Purehasing.
5snpsr1OF- st., Osvelana.o.
ss-.-z5 LBS JN0. &. STRONG, Agent
a, ,ssad Cor Oirculsr. and 81 pariIcnlAEs; snsis
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

Oonneesionl are made " MonrosvfIls with the sau.
eankyI nAnAhod Newark R.R., ct Olyds with ths
s1nduskTi Dayton Cincinnati b. B., at Fremont
With Fremont Indiana 3. B., and af Tolsto Wifh
she Michigan Southern 3 Northern Indfana snd 10
lodo Wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detroit jack.
son. Tort MaYns, Lcgans2ort, Lafayette, Cairo, All
lOn, st. Louis and all points West, HorthVssf nd
Southwest. .IIHr
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo and q
west at 2sse A. h.s-23 ?. r., and SIS P. y. Fnrm
sag15d1aEy g ~ Al I, D. RUOKN2l euDS-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-24

Tbeoa L Inot return n these Bitters are Used.
80 persou Fever and hgus DhLrtct ahoul0 DC
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