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paper:
"WARTED.-I have lived solitary loI 6
enough. l want some one to talk at, quar-
rel With-then kiss and make up again.
Therefore, | am ready to receive communi-
cations from young ladies and blooming
widows Of more than average respectable
ity, tolersbly tame in disposition, and hair
of any color. AS nearly as can judge of
myself, 1 am not OVOr eighty nor under
twenty-five years of age. l am five feet
eight or eight feet five, forget which. l
weigh lS5, 3l5 or 63l pounds, one Of the
three, but as to their true arrangement I
am somewhat puzzled. Have whole suit
of hair, dyed by nature and free from dan
druff. Eyes buttermilk- brindle, tinged
with pea green. Nose blunt, according to
the Ionic order Of architecture, with q
touch Of the composite, and g mouth be-
tween 8 cstfsh's and an alligator s-made
especially for oFatory and large oysters.
Ears pslmsted, long and elegantly shaped.
My Whiskers are 8 combination Of dogs
hair, moss and brisr brush-Well- behaved,
fesrfully luxuriant l am sound in limb
and on the negro question. Wear boots
| W. q huVh CVIue hEo lTOuDlcbOAlej anu Cdu
write poetry by the mile, with double
rhyme on both edges-to read backward,
forward, crosswise and diagonslly. Can
play the jewsharp and bass drum, and
whistle Yankee Doodle in Spanish. Am
very correct in my morals, and frst-rate
at ten pins; have great regard for the
Sabbath, and only drink when invited. An
q domestic animal, and perfectly decils
when towels are clean and shirt buttons
all right If l possess a predominstine
virtue it is that of forgiVihg every enemy
whom deem it hazardous to handle.
say my prayers every night, mosquitoes
permitting; as to whether snore in nj
sleep, want somebody to tell me- Money
is No object, as never was troubled will
any and never expect to be. should lik,
ssme lady who is perfeotly able to supper
q husband, or if she could introduce me h
some family where religious example Woult
be considered sufficient compensation fo
board, it would do just as well. Addres
X %, St. Louis P. o.
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kAthslrun Is from tho Greek word ''EHthro, OF
'kathalro" signifyng 70 cleanse rejusinste and re-
store. This Grecie IL what its name signifies. fol
preserving, restoring and beautiiying the humaL
hair i is the most remarkable preparation in the
world Il u again own d aud put np BY the origins
proprietor, and is made with the came care, sk
and stenti which gave IL sale Of over mtllioF
bottles Per Gunum.
1t Il = most delightful hair Dressing.
- teradicates sourt and dandruh.
atkeeDs the head cool aud Clean.
Il makes the hair rich, SOFT and glossy.
1t rE-i0res hair upon bald heads.
II pleSentH the hair from falling Oh and turn
ing gIey.
Any lazy or gent auan WHO values beautiful heAe
Of hair should use Irons Aathairon. 1t Is know
and used throughout tn civilized world. Sold By E
respectable dealers
DEMAs S. B5 hhEs 90. Props.
ulyl-R25eoW New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

| How the President got Rid Of Bore.
Mr.. Lincoln has been greatly bored by
visitors Of late, notwithstanding his in
disposition. The Hon. Mr.. Blowhsrd and
the Hon. MIR. DoOlittle have been calling
upon His Exeelleney to congratulate him
on his message and his proclamation ;
gentlemen in the humble walks Of civil
life have been here for the first time, and
couldn't leave without seeing the success
sOr Of George Washington; persons with
axes 10 grind have insisted upon little
aid from the great American rsil-splitter /;
and between them have given our convs-
lescent Chief Magistrate very little leisure
or peace Of mind. An individual, whom
the President knew to be tedious sort Of
customer, called at the White House day
or two go, and insisted on an interview.
Just as he had taken his seat, Mr.. Lin
coin sent for his physician, who imme-
distely made his appearance.
"Doctor," said he holding out his hand,
"What are those marks ?"
"Thafs varioloid, or mild small pox,"
said the doctor.
"They're all over me It's contagious.
1 believe ?" said Mr.. Lincoln.
Every contagious" indeed, replied the
Esculacisn attendant.
"Well, can't stop, Mr.. Lincoln; just
called to see how you were" said the Wis
itOr.
"0h, don't be in hurry, sirP plsOidly
remarked the executive.
"Thank you, sir I'll call again" re-
piled the visitor, executing mastery re-
treat from fearful oontsgion.
"DO, sir" said the President. "Some
people said they couldn't take very we'll to
my Proclamation, but now, 1 am happy to
say, l have something that every body
can take" By this time the visitor was
making a desperate break for Pennsyl-
vania Avenue, which he reached on
the double quick.
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OLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 4
~ OIHOIHHATI RAILBOAD.



1854. WIETsR ARRAHGEMEET. 1854.
On and sffer Monday, November 10th, Passenger
Trains win leave Cleveland, - follows, tSundays ak
Ist IstTrnIn-5.IOA.M A.M-CIEUTNHATI EXPRESS
stvpPtng a. GTsItOn, wellington New London
Shelby grestline, Gallon, tilead, gardinFtoBs
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and Morthing-
tom arriving at Dre5tline at 1910 a M, Oolum-
bus I'D m Dayton 4;42 ,. n, OlnoinnAtis;3
,. a, 81. Louis l:43 a. m indianapolis s.i5 ?.
m, Cairo 3 90 P. m Fort Wayne 4:i5 ,. n, Chi
ID TTainH,s.ie p W,2ROa Z OHaI0HIaODATIoN.- W
stops a. al stations, and arrives in Columbus
a. so 2; m Gipeinnau 80 q n -.
ping at Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New Lon
don, Shelby, GrrstliBo Gallon, 9ilesd, oardiAg-
, m, Columbus los a. m, Dayton 4:l5 a m,
cincinnati 100 g. m; Indianapolis 7s.na. m ST.
Louis S:4s ?. m Cairo 5;0Oa. n, IT. WhynS4 %
m, and Ohicago via Orostiine l0;s0 q m.
trains leave Columbus al 80 and l020a N, 800 pm.
arrive At OleTeiands 20 a. m, 2t0 and 200 p n.
CONNECTIONS.
shsIby-Ssndusky, Mansfield GHsWark Railroad, Tor
Mansfield, HI. Vernon, Newark, LAnes-
Crsssiias-PiftsbGrzh, Fort Wayns Chicago Ral-
road, Forest, Upper Sandusky, DslPhos. L.
Vsst and EsstoT a'l hassdsid, TOOsisF' 'kS;:
graScn and BellUiontne Railroad Line, for Marion,
Beilefontainei Sidney, Uuion, mnneie, In
disnapOlis, TerTe Ggute, vincennes, Evans
vile, Louisville, Cairo, St Louis, So
DelsEars-Eith Springfield branch for Springfield.
umbu5-Little Miami z Columbus, and Xenia
Railroad, fol EeniA, Dayton, Indianapolis
TerTe Hsute, St Louis Morrow, IOyelapdI
and Cincinnati. and With the Obip ; Ms
Eissippi Railroadg -Clncinnhtifor LonigYfliel
EyanHgillo, Oairos st. Louis, and all points
on the Ohio river.
lolrmbus-Oentral Ohio BujlrOad sor Newark, Esnes-
vile, Wheeling, So.i Columbus, PiquA
Indiana kaiIToad fgr PiQua, Urbana, 30.
~ For Tickets % su points and information ap-
nv c. the Passenger Station, End At Union Ticket
Once, l47 SuPerioE-st -.
T. 3. FLINT,
Cleveland, Nov Is. 1853 Superintendent.
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The Virginia IN. T Union, of NOvem-
Der 2lst, says: During the past week,
Wells, Fargo & Co. have shipped 1888
pounds of bullion, nearly four tons, which
was worth Sl84,935 Think of this, Mr..
Browne, and auye croskers about Nevada,
and remember that this is not quite the
average amount of bullion shipped from
this city alone, for months past, snd it is
not fourth Of the amount that will be
shipped from here next season, when more
mills will be in operation.
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Ayoung woman recently died at Homo
lulu under the belief that she vas being
"prsyed to death" The Polynesian says
it is q common thing for q native to hire
another to pray his enemy to death; and
80 great is the power of Imagination that
the victim, hsviOg been made aware of the
occurrence, dies.
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LoOsEUSIuATED.l
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION CURsBLE DISEASE
4 Card-To ConsumptiYes.

The Undersigned having been restored 70 Health
Q few weeks, By yery simple remedy, Eitsr ha7inG
suffered several year, with severe lung affection
and that dread disease, ConsumptiOn--s anxious tc
make knesu 70 his feilow-suHerers the means Of
cure.
To all who dasirs It, he viii end COPY O. the pre-
scrPtiou used free Of charged with the direction
for preparing and usIng the same, which they VIII
md Surs Oure for Consumption, Asthma BroDch
tis &C. The only object Of the advertiser IN ssndn
the Prescription IS to benefit The seted and sprsss
information which he cOnoeiYes 10 bo invalusbe, and
he hopes every sufferer will try this remedy, it viii
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prr ription Will pioAse address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Wiiliansburgb,
Kings county, n. Z.
HB-The ebsve Rem5dy may be obtained Cleve
land Of O. S AicKEkzIF Druggist No. l25 SUPERIOR.
st. Call ior pamphlet free Of charge. oSti-l2idAg
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[From Rev.. .zaa ton Brown, D. D., Editor Of q
ENCYCLOPEDIAS Religious KnoEledEe.l
ATTENTION. SOLDIERS,
AMI the Friends Of Soldiers |

We call tho attention Of al having relations or
friends IN the army to the fact that HOfiands Ger
nan Bittsrs" will cure nine tenths Of TIE diseases
saEnp lite In the lists, published almost daily in
tbs newspapers the arrival OF the sick 1t will be
loticed that verY large droportton are suhering
rom debilith. Every case Of that kind can be read
iy cured BY Hollands German Bittsrs. We have no
besItatOn 10 saying that If these Bitters freely
used emong our soldiers, hundreds Of lives might be
ssyed thst otherwise would be lost,
rhe prophet daily receiving thankful letters
rom sufferers in the army and hospitals, who have
beeu restored to health BY to Of these Bitters
ent 0 hem BY their friends
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SPECIAL HITigEs.

& Madame Zadoe Portsr's Curative Bslsan
for Coughs, Ids, Consumption, Asthma shOrtresl
Of Breath, Tickling Of the Throat, Difficulty O.
Breathing, Huskiness Of the Threat, and al the eI
t ieots produced By checked Precipitation. &C.
The FOL owing shows the hish estimation in which
the above preparation is held:
81 have used Porters Curative Balsam for the past
year, ana tni X il the best remedy for Cords and
Otetlnafe Coughs that I have had occasion to see
and would recommend It 70 Othe1s, especially "a
reutsS as q safe easy remedy for children"
. .. W. MOKRIS.
TsscSsr o. D ssfs and Dumb Asyl luul.
New York, February r.
BB-Madame Port2rs Curative Bslsam can be OBJ
tanned at Benton BrofhsTp, Wholesale Agenta Cieve-
land, Ohio. deczO-R2 Iw
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CITY PROPERTY ZOE SAFE.


A FI5sr Rate OPPORTUNITY FOR INvIsFHEF.
20 vacant LOTS some On Canal and River and near to
business part Of ths Ci.y, can be bought at bar
gain.
EUCLID sT-Brick House, two stories, basement
and attic water, gas bath rooms marble man
ties, &c. 81 800
LAKH-Sr-On Clinton Park, one and q half story
House and Lot, 50xg9 s270
hlhsm Ms IA lsrga and handsome Houss, fitted
mp with all the modern Improvements; Drawing
Room, lsN24 feet, aud iarRs lot
ST. CLAlR-ST-Hew Brick H-use with modern i'm
Druvements. &7GG0
KINSd ms Near Eris-st, good large Cottage
House and g ac-o OF land. A,5UO.
HICKS-ST-Near the Circ Q, West side, House and
Lot. 500.
PROSPEOT-ST-TEO Story Brick House, water and
gas and Il rooms $3.50
CEDA R-sr--Near Perry, two ttOry House and Lot,
with barn 1890.
WALNU r-sr-GO0d Brick House, two stories and
basement
EUOLlD-ST-Sear Ferry, Vacant Lot, l0Ox2 feet.
WILLS3h-ST-hear Clinton Bark, Vacant Lot, COX
2C0 feet.
First Class Business Property,
Lots with Stores &C on Superior and Ontario-Sts ,
good for Investment.
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In the country around Chattanooga for
an area of about nine hundred square
miles, there are no preparations for crops
Of grain. All is desolate and in decaJ
Hedges untrimmed and broken, fences de-
strOged, and dilapidsted buildings force
themselves upon the view.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

No tTsnshipment Of Freight betEeen New York
and AKRON or Cleveland. Merchants in the West
aud Southwest will fnd It to lhsr edFantags 20 or
ger their goods to be forwarded via the Eris and At
trouble and expense.
Elnra. IL EE...I-L. -. L -
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Ea-Eor ssIa hE DrugEiEts snd DealsrE n eyeI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

The Free South, of the 9th, gives the re.
suit of the tax sale of lands on Hilton
Head Island, the previous Tuesday. Nine
teen parcels, Of from three hundred to two
thousand acres each, near eighteen thous-
and acres in all, were purchased by the
United States at an aggregate price of
Sl4 900. Six other parcels we're sold to
individuals, the highest at less than three
dollars an acre.
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ical College in that city, and is a man Of
ability. he is, of course, interested in
pushing forward the Pacific Railroad. 1t
is confidently asserted that the mineral
wealth Of Colorado exceeds that of Cslifor
mia, and that her gold is sufficient to pay
of the national debt Washington RePHb-
Eedn
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The ca u not return II these Bitters are used.
No person Fever and Ague District should be
withoutt1,-5.
[From Rev. J. ssna ton Brown, D. D., Editor Of the
ENCYCLOPEDIAS , Religious KnoEledGe.l
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines 20 general through distrusf OF theh
ingredients and effects, vet know OF no sufficient
reasons why man us testify to the benents ne
believes himself 70 have -scsived nom any simple
preparation, 10 the hope - may thus contribute to
the benefit OF others.
40 this the more readily in regard TO Hoohand's
German Bitters, prepared by Or. q. N. Jackson, Of
this city, because pTeludioed against them Tor
mani years, under the Impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Eos, for be removed this
preudice by proper tests and for encouragement 70
try them when suffering from great and long cOntns
ned debility The OF three bottles OF these BIZ
terH at the beginning OF the present year. was fol-
lowed By evident relief and restoration 70 degrees Of
bodily and mental vigOr which had not felt for six
months BEFORE and had almost espaired Of regeintnG.
therefore thARk God and my friend for directing me
to the use Of them. }. NEWTON bBOWh.
Philadelphia, Jane q, ISL.
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BBOWN'S
BRONCHIAL
TROCHES
FOB
COBGHS
AND
OOLDS

ches are useful PUBLIC EPEAKERs and SINGERS sho'd
have the TrOches to clear and strengthen the Voice
Military officers and Soldiers who OYertax the ce
and are exposed to sudden changes should use them
Obtain only the genuine Browns BnssCHIAL TRO-
OhEs having proved their efficacy by a test of many
years, are highly recommended and prescribed by
Physicians and Surgeons in the army, and have re-
ceived testimonials from many eminent msn.
oay-SOld By all Druggists end Dealers in Medicine
Is cents pAr hTr nnv2Q- TS2 tnr
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FNEB
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE

M ALL = OG d lOlHINL 4 Ihh1 n
-TB1EsEmARI I, 2 and }, are protected By Ro9.
Al Letters Pstent o. England, Gnd secured Dy tie
Seals Of the Ecole de Pharmaci5 De Paris and Z
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. One is Invaluable Tor Exhaustion, SDermf Ger
rhoaa sud ell physical disabilities.
No. Two completely eradicates all traces OF those
diseases tht have heretofore been treated By the
seOus and psrutciouH use Of Cop6via And ouoeks.
Noe Three has entirely Bupplanted einiuriouz
OF mercury, thereby iEsuriHg 70 the sufferer sFeedy
relief dis persng 81 impurities sld robtng cut ths
TBIEsEMAR, Nos. J. and B. are preparations IN the
torn OF B0zenges5 devoid Of taste and SMELL and
DC carried N the EaistcCat 20 ket Sold In case
and divided into separate doses, administered b.
Veipsu, LsllemAEd, Roux, Ric0id &c. Price e each
Of cssss FOR sq, which sGyes g; and In e7 esses
zhereby there is a Swing OF e9. To Be h9c whole
lsle and retail OF Dr.. BAE0W, Nc. lS4 Bissoksrst,
HsW YORK
immediately on receiving remittance Dr. RarroW
viii orWsrd she TTis5enar any part Of ths world,
ssoarey packed, End addressed according 70 Lh0 ia
ss.s-Soid ~ G " CLARK. Agent Tor OIsvsIAnd.
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80 STAT.
HN G. JENNINGS
Rsal Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.
PoEci.s Written in the

Ao--NA-s " A-At5h u tAo
Charter Oak Fire ms. Co. 1u.-,e,
North American Fire Ius Go. AAStrIOiu 60 u
Merchants Fire Ins. Comply. H
City Fire ms. Co, New Haven, Conn.
M,999iSi. MamPdSn Fire ln'' Co. springrd, Mass.
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, Ct.
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Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal Uri.
nary and sexual system-new and reliable treatment
in Reports Of the HowABD ASSOCIATION. Sent b.
mail in sealed letter envelopes, fres Of charge Ad
dress Dr. J. SKILLIs HOUGH7OE, Howard AssOcia
tion, No. z South Rinth-st, Philadelphia Pa
dec2-llO
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Hagan's MagnoIia Balm.

ghiz s tls most slightfuI and e1traOrdinsrT ri
ole ever discovered. II changes the Sun-burnt fao
ana hands 10 pesrF satin texture Of ravishng besu
u, imParting the marble purity Of youth, AID tn
DsIIHsUE appearance inviting in the city belle d
fashion It rez0-es tan, feckles pimrles and rough
L ness from the skin, leaving the complexion fresh
transparent and smooth. It contains material in
Iurious TO The skin. Patronizsd By Actresses ans
Opera Singers. II Is what sFery lady should have.
BBsold HVsrywhero.
UEI[As s. BARNES CO
General Agents.,
tufvI-Tlls 1l2 Brosdway. New YORK.
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s-F-1sso-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERF

E-T-Isso-x.
DRAKFs PLANTATION BITTERF
aa- They purity, strengthen and invigorats.
They create healthy appetite
They antidote to change Of water and diet
They overcome effects or Dissipation late hours
They strengthen the Ey stem and enliVBn the mint
They prevent lnlasInstio and intermittent fegers
They purity The breath aud aCidity Of the stOnIsoi
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure DiarrhOa, Cholera and Jheleramorbul
IheE cure Liver Complaint and Hesdaohe.
They are the best Bittsrs in the world. They max,
the weak strong and exhausted natures gTss
Testorer They are Iaade OF rure st Cr0.x kum, tbs
oelebratcd taiissys Bark, rO0tE and herb5 and ars
taken with the pleasure OF beverage wthout GARD
70 age time oi day. Particularly recommended &
delicate persons Iequiring gentle stimulant SOLD
BY all GToceTs, Druggists. flot9ls and Saloons.
b. P. DRAKE q 90.
iulyl-R2ssow "a Broadway, N.
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FARMs AND oUT PROPERTY.

FARMS AND OUT PROPERTY.
Fifieen Acres on Cetar-st,, with good House and
Barn and Fruit.
Cedar Still acres, with acres Of grapes.
Ezst ClsYeand-Near Euclid-St. aad Wilson Ave-
nue, large snd convenient Brick House, with
modern Improvements, Barn, 256 acres land, with
Fruit, &C. For $500.
Also, q large number OF Yarns, Out-LOts,
DWelllngs. &. numerous o a a3verfiaa dArIg
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Ns-The only Direct Route to the wonderful
Oil Regions OF Pennsylvania,
CLEVELAND s ERIE R.R.



1883 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
On and Rtsr Monday, November 10Th, ls6s. Passe,-
ger Trains will run as follows, Sundays exceptedl.
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
300 - m.-DAf Y EXPRESS IRA IN-Stoanio0 Al
SHllioushby, PainesTille. Geneva, AshtAbSla,
C9nneaut and tlrarq OnIy, and arrive at Erie a
lis .. n, DunEfrk 3.l5 .. m, BufIaIo s.10 n,
3:I5 p. ms-OlH0INN ATT 4 Y PE ESs-ffoeoing. . -
Painesyilie, Ashtsbuls and Girard only and ar-
fi{e9 ~ Erie 50 p n, Dunkirk slT p m, But
3.55 r. u.'-nEIL AED Accommodations
STOPPING as ali stations aud arrives at Erie at
9s1O p, nl.-EIGHT EXPRUs5 TRAIN-stoppInz
~ Paine57llle, Ashtsbuis and Girard only and
ar1v,s ef Erie At Il A q. NJ, Dunkirk 2.ls q,
NJ Buffalo 40 q. m.
LEAVE ERIM
BIO A. M--HIGHT EAPRESs fRAIH-stopplpg AZ
Gtrard, Ashtsbuls snd PainosTills only. and AZ.
rives at Cleveland At 200 A. r.
go A. M.--1AiL AND AOOOM 1ODATION TRAIN
,EstSpPing az al stations and arrives at Olsye-
9:s0 A. H.-rOLEDO EXPRESS -StoppiHg ct all sta
lions except SEauyille, saybrook, UnionYillP,
Esrryl Ment9f and Niekline, and arrives at
Olsyelsnd Ct l:4g ?. =.
2:i5 , a--DAX EXPRESS TRAIE-Stoppinz ct Gi-
rard, OOnneaut, Ashtabula, and PainssVins
only and arrives IN Ulsgeland at SIS 2. n.
- Second UAss Cars Ars run on all through
All the trains going westward oonnest at Cleveland
with trains Tor Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincin-
oati, Lndtanaplis, st. Louis, &C.; and all through
trains Of the N. Y. & Eai.road, and st Buhalo with
those Of the New York Central and Buffalo New
York City kailroads for New York, Albany Boston.
% %slaEa5a sails, &c and a. Erie with trains on the
- Day Express, East and West, connects at Girar1
With Trains on Erie and PittsbHrgh Railroad foF
hinesTilie, Aeadvilis, jamestown, ke.
OieVeisnd, November Issd, iSel
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4 FREED Is EEED-TEY IT. =
uT SyFsssiH ~ AIsLIBLE LIME INT ia pre9GrF-
rsna the rsips Of Dr. Stephen Sweet, o. Oonheotiot
Sis great bons settsE sDd hss been used IN hiS prA
ts the last twenty gearI with the most astonh
ns Eacoasa Is external remedy II u without !
EVal and VII alleviate pain more speedily than AZ
oshar Preparation For all rheumatic arc hstNoe.
Dsorte7t g s tTuiy fnierble end e. curative soi
BJrea, Woun6sl STrstnl, Bruises, &c. iN eoothint
hszlinF and powerful Strengthening prOpsnsttee, 81
0its the ust wonder and astonis Of all who hni
0Her given e trial. Over four hund-ea oerttne7o
o. remarkable cures performed by It within the IA
$40 yeAzs, Attest 10 this tzct. strong Grstronte
ranss m fflo-aisnH anrln.ftaoEdhST;l11f
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Large Size q 90 ? bottle, or halt dozen $50.
Medium Size IS I" or bali dozen zoe.
The lsrge size, account OF the quantity the bot
ties hold, are much the cheaper
Should your nearest druggist not have the article
do not be put on by any OF the intoxicating prepara
tons that may be offered ia its place, but send to "
and we will forward, securely packedsbg express.
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CLEVELAND & TOLEDO B. R.
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is6s4. WIHTER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
On and sitter Monday, November 18th, 1883 Pss5en-
ger TTsins will l0eTe CsTsiand as follows SUNDAYS
excepted:
5;5O A ll.-CHIOAGO EXPRES5-StoPsa at RsTea,
Gfaftgn, Oherlin, NOrwalk, MOnrOsviIle, Belle
yues Clyde, Fremont and Elmoro, and arrives At
Iolecoet l2:s0P P. ~ Detroit 20 P. H.; and Chi
oago at l0.31 p. r.
2:O5 p. m.-WES rERH MAIL-stOps at all sta
tioIs n Southern Division. and arrives ct To-
ledc a. 6;55 P. NJ; Chicago go Al
1880 p M--hOEGhEhn HdAILr-SeorJ At All stn-
tlOus IN Northern Diyisio1. and arrives at SAN
dusky At ! fn p n
7s20 =. pI.-NlGHE EZPRESS-stopsatG ct Grafton,
HOrEaik, hourosvile, e, Clyde, and fremont, and
arcgas az Toledo a. u P. X; Detroit Geo A, = !;
and JhicsgO a. I0.30 A N.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-22

Connections are made at HonrosVilIa with the san
dGskyt Mansfield Newark E.R., ct Clyde with the
91ndusEy, Dayton Olnsinnstl B. r., Ct Fremont
with Fremont Indiana Il. B., and at TolsS0 with
the Michigan Southern q Northern Indiana and To-
isdO NRbash Railroads for chicago, Detroit jack
son. Fort HaTnei LogEn52ort, Lafayette, Cairo, All
ton, ST. Louis aud all points West, Northwest and
Southwest.
TrAinB srrive N ClsTelsnd from Toledo and IL
West e DIS A. E.,.24 IS ?. n, and s65 p II. From
candusky at 9:Z5 A. X l. d. RUOKER, suDt.
Cleveland, November Is, 1853.