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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18

The most impudent farce of the day is
that being played by the refugee Kentuck-
isns, who affect TO represent the Slate in
the rebel Congress. There is hardly a
ragged bushWhacking grey-baek on the
soil of that Commonwealth to represent
the military or civil authority Of the In
surgeDt Government Even the poor farce
of Provisional State Government is
given up as too pslpably absurd to be any
longer continued. Not for single mo-
mebt has the regularly constituted State
Administration been unseated- The rebels
have never had respectable numerical
minority in the Legislature. No depart.
ment Of the Government has ever been in
their hands, aud the people have, by i'm
mense majorities at every election, declar.
ed their purpose never to permit such a
calamity to befall them All this is well
understood at Richmond as at Frankfori,
and the Examiner, Wing and Enquirer are
probing the pretensions Of Represents.
tives without constituencies, and ridieuline
them in the keenest satire. II the hide:
Of these refugees were not impervious
they would tingle under the csuslic appli
cation to which they are subjected.
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DiEorseO over a WashbowI.

COnnubial a0ar etgash5os0I is thus shown
to be fearful, by the New York correspon-
dent Of the Boston Evening Gazette:
A fashionable couple, up town, married
but not mated, go the story goes, quarrel
ed few mornings since, and the irste
wife, by advice Of her parents, has sued
for divorce. The case is only notewor-
thy from the ridiculous cause Of the quar-
rel. One morning, it seems, the husband
washed himself as usual in The bowl used
by both; but the lady for some reason, re-
fused to use it that morning, and rang the
bell for another. It was brought when
the now indignant husband flung it vio
lently to the floor, breaking it to pieces -
The wife thereupon called him hard names
when he locked the bedroom door, and in
sisted that she should use the bowl. She
vowed that sbs would not il she went
with dirty face for a week" He swore
that she should ond so, sjezing her hands
snd using sufficient force, washed her face
for her. He then unlocked the door and
went 20 his business, while she went to
consult lawyer, and the suit was CON-
menoed. If incompstibility Of temper
we're sufficient ground for divorce VIC
should require divOrcess court to attend
exclusively 10 dissolTing the marriage
tie.
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Attitudes Of the Slain.

A prominent officer attached to the an,
bulance corps Of the corps of the French
army in Italy, DR.. Armand, has published
the result Of some curious and Interesting
observation made by himself and others
upon the battle-helds Of the late Nspoleon-
10 war with Austria. The position which
the bodies Of the slain assume, under the
effect of mortal wounds produced by differ
ent missiies Of desth, and tho effect ofsuch
wounds in various paris Of the body upon
the'general attitude, were the subjects Of
the somewhat novel investigation, which
might have been pursued on 8 grand scale
IN this country for the past two years.
In humber Of cases the dead soldier
was found almost in the speaking attitude
oflife. A Hungarian husssr, killed at the
same moment with his horse, was only
slightly moved in his saddle, and sat there
dead, holding the point Of his sabre in ad-
vance, in the position Of charging. A par
allel case occurred on the death Of an
Austrian artillefymen. Those wounded
in the head il was rem rked, generally
fell with the face and 8 domen fiat TO the
ground. Wounds in the chest and heart
produced ikeposture Of the body, though
- @--l ANeeSA N-@oI5 l-04All1llGu6 Lub
position and expression more frequently
took place than in the former. A Zousye
struck full in the chest was e doubled upou
bis musket, as il taking position to
charge bayonet his face full Of energy,
with an attitude more menaciDg than that
Of lion.n
In wounds Of the abdomen the agony
seemed TO have been prolonged /; the face
was contracted, the body doubled upon
itself and lying partially upon the side.
But the report Of DR.. Armand, after all,
contains no case so remarkable as two
which have been observed upon one Of our
own battle. felds-that of Shiloh. On that |
bloody field, when the carnage was over, q
soldier was foG6d Standing, his legs were
somewhat spread apart, snd his arms |
thrown convulsiFely outward, his posture
that Of living man, sgilated perhaps by
a strong emotion; be was nevertheless, |
stone dead,.a CHASTITY monument Of SEEM
ing life aloug side the hecatomb offalleu |
corFses., AnotheNbody lay partially pros
tfsied on one side, the right holding TO the
mouth piece Of cheese, which the SET teeth |
we're almost in the act of grasping. Lying
upon the back, with the arms extended, |
and the knees drawn up toward the face,
was q posture frequently to by observed,
on this ss we'll as other fields. Other OBJ.
would be of interest II de-
scribed; but living attitude Of The dead
soldier, still standing upon his feet, and
The grim mockeFy Of of life in the APPARENT
offered of food to incident OF war. The
facts are derived from an officer who wit
messed the unusual spectacle.
We are not aware of any valuable result
which has followed the observations Of the |
French ambulance corps in the direction.
sufficient to induce our army surgeons to
devote valuable time to the Same study, |
but doubtless many pages ofcurious il not
instructive matter might be made up in |
his CHASTITY field Of inquiry.
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The case of the rebels stands thus, by
the showing of their own papers:
l. If they increase their army they can
net feed it.
2. Uuless they increase their army they
are whipped.
3. Unless the press speaks out their
liberties are gene.
4. If the press speaks out their Gov
ornment will be gone.
5. Unless they draft the whole popula-
ton, they must surrender.
6. If they draft the whole population
they must starve. I'd
7. Unless they recover East Tennessee
they can get no ssltpeter.
8. If they undertake 10 recover East
Tennessee, they will get more saltpeter
than they want.
9. Unless they free the negroes they
have nothing left to fight with.
10. If they free the negroes they've
nothing left to fight for.
II. Ever since the rebellion begun ne
groes have been falling.
u. Nevertheless, their greatest fear
now is, lest the negroes should rise.
1S. Unless JEFF Davis repudiafes his
preseDs debts, he can't borrow from any
body.
IA. II he repudiates, nobody will lend
to him.
l6. If he impresses food he turns tho
land into desert.
16. Unless he impresses food he turns
his men into deserters.
Il Thpv cant succaed in the r-ar nm
til they have the means Of building rail-
roads.
Is. They can't get the means of build.
ing railroads.
l9. If they fight they lose the day.
20. Unless they fight they lose every
dav.
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RAIlEDaas,
ClLEVELAND, COLUMBUS q
~ CINCINNATI RAILROAD.


lS0S-4- WIETER ARBAHGEMEHT. IssLG.
% and .s After Monday, November 18Th, P.sssneur
.5, Hii ieaVs Cleveland, - follows (sunaaYae
lst tTrRin-7s4O A.m.-WNUTEEAT rrpRrsa
gRlg = SsElalto1 Wellington, New Lo1d0n,
SsSIsyyi 1sis,Iaes' Tsli2n eiead, CGrdingt0ns
son Striving q OTestltne at l0sl0 a m, Col1n-
:. 9, p H. N 15S a.2n - ,; n, Oincinnatlssls
M, Oairo s:o0 p m, Fort Wayne 4:lb ,. n, Ohis
Id TraIn-2sIO p M.,2kOUoMNODATIoH
stops & q all ststions, and arrives in Oolumbun
I'd TraiSIsH0 r. IN 3 PPinSnnss q Gsis ss2 a n
ping g. SeTeaJ 9reiton, wellington, New Lon
don, shelby, Orestline, Gallon, ailssd, Oardins-
Pm, Columbus les 3. n, Dayton as q n
Cincinnati zoe N; IndianaDolis 80 a N, 81.
Eouts g:4s ,. m Cairo 5:O9a- m, TT WaTnoa.S1
D. n, and Chicago via Cra5tiine iO:f0 a n
Trains Leave Columbus at $50 and lO.20a. n, ss09m
AflVe at tOieEelAnc $50 q. H. fsO and 200 ,. n.
CORRECTIONS.
ehsibT-sAndusky, Mansfield Newark Railroad. ioF
III s114sio' 4a mt- vernon Newark, EaDeS-
OEeStlins-Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne OhicaRo RAJ.
ma, Fort RSyns, LapoTts. OSiee1o. - Si'
M, 40 "a AAstfor Aansnsld, WOostsF. hl1-
Grafton and Bellsiontine Railroad Line, 10, M.,ou
diSBaS6is Ts-sa sid9eY, U9ion, Aunels. IA
vile, EouisTis, 6airo. 3, IeS1 g kFA1s-
gelaHars-Eith Springfield branch for sprfnGaeld
Ooiumbus-Little Miami 8 OolumhUs. and Xs5f.
Aatlroed, for Xenia, Dayton, tndianslo5sa
Eerre Hsutei So. Louis, Morrow, LoVelanG
end CINCINNATI, and with the Ohio 4 M.
lla8ippt kailToadg -CinCinnatifor Louf1T7iIrf
on the Ohio river - So,-'l
OotamDusZOentra Ohio Rsilrosd for Newark. Zansa-
vile, Wheeltnsi &C.; Columbus. Pidna 4
indiana kailroed for PiQua, Urbana- 10
lor Iiekets to all points and informa7fon an.
By at ne Passenger Station, and Al Unioa fiefss
O11oo, Il7 Superior-st S- AiSAes
Hn1
OlsyeIsnd. Nov. I6, 1ssl. suSsrinisIds;,. S bnaS;
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CLEVELAND 4 ERIE R.R.
=. WINTER ARRINaTsIrsI

l. a
On and after Monday, November 18th, Isss, Paa.sD-
ger Iralns Will run 60 follows (Sundays excspted0-
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
B;5O q. M.-DEt EXPRESS IRA Ig-gtonufr.v, ~
MhlOusnDyS PainesVille, Geneva, Aa6fahnia
Conneaut and 1irard OnIY, and arrive Al FIss az
., -, LIE p M gunk XIX 3:46 D. m, Buffalo b.20u -,
b;A0 Z. .M.-ylhUlENATI EX ? 3 FsS-9tonnirs,-
FalnesV1lle, A5htabula and Qirard only ssd a.
Eiyes az Er1e 6.25 p. m, Dunkirk s:l7 D m : fIIf,
3:55 z. m.--aAIL AID AOOoyMoDAT7oH-
Stopping At All stations and arrives af Erjsa A
9iIO p, m.-HIGHT EXPREss rRAIE--s,,..,,.
~ fHnelVilieB A1htabuls and Girarli only and
1fl9se rs g Arie At Y. a q. m, DunkirF nc a
m.s BunslO 40 q N.
LEAVE ERIE
s;lO A. .H.-NIgHT EAPBESS TBAIiF-gtopuIno At
6rard. A9htabuls and PainssyiIIe opiT, s1d -
rtves At Cleveland at ZOO AZ n 'N-S' -lN a.
bs10A E.--mA1L AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
J.SS JStoPPisg o. All stations and arrives Is 0isVs-
$50 A. M.--TOLEDO EXPREss-stor,s,,, Il, - NJ.
tlOns except sWanyiile, Saybrook, bnionT5lia
fT1elry} mentor anu hteklins, and arrives AZ
Ole5elend at l:40 P. 4.
Et5 ?. h--DAH 4APRESS TBAIH-stoppinQ At gf-
rsIdt Oonnss.ut, Ashtebuls, and PsjnsETiIia
Only and arrives IN CisYelsnd At sos p n
Trains. Nn On Al tnroash
Al the trains going westward connect Al ,avsI.,a
fi TI4 lis loI Ioiedo, Chtcsgo, ColEmbua Ofnuiu.
htlli lhqlanapuss ST. Louis, &c: and m throS,Sh
t-ains geing Eastward, ooaRecf Al D11St-E III AZ
s sss,ls " nc ~ y 4 Railroad, and 81 BufIalo Win
sIoys Of the New York Central and BnfiaIo : NJ
HI Sasy 11 iOE New York, Albany Boston
ni9fsTa sis, &e.t and at Erie With trsina an ~
dSlphla and Erie Railroad - -
Day Ezpreas East and est, couneofs a. flGrars
Wiz Trains on Erie and Pittsburgh RsiiroSd ~
iiihea'iiie' AeadT1lie, JsnsstoEn, &o.
OleEssand. November I6th, Iss5 ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.

These Losonges sre prepared from highly esteem.
sd rocps for aleviating Bronchial Affections, Asth-
ma, Hosrssneas, Coughs, Colds a1d Irritation or
Soreness OF The Throat
PUBLIC SPEAKERs AND YOOALIsTS
VII ind thcLn beneficial in clearing the vooe before
speaking OF singing and relieving the throat after
any unusual exert on Of the vocal organs. having
pscuIsr adsptation TO affections shich disturb the
organs OF speech
ug-sold By ali Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
In the United States ard most Foreign countries 81
8 cents psr box janI2-R2 limo
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House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-Sts Lot
l5lxall. A very desirable location. Terms easY
Brick HOuse and Lot corner Of Browuell and vii
Bon-sts Lot 6Ofeet front, running to the Lake
Can be had at a bargain.
-Four Brick HOUSES Nos. 80, 80, 81 apd IS Euclid st
Lots 25Kl35; very desirable location VIII besOld
separateio, or altg gstJ or. Terms easy.
House and Lot No. Us Garden ST. Let 25xI25 800
Frame House on University Heigh's. lot G5xsn
Avery sirable resi- enco. FIice S2,COO. Terms
easy.
Brick souse No. l95st Clair-st. Lots7xI62. 5000.
Terms easy.
House and Lot No. 50 sibIey-St. Grapes, Peaches
and small Fruits. Price Sl65O.
Brick House No. 209 Kinsman-St Lot II3x20n To
be he'd at bargain.
Lot on UBicersity height5; G6Xl93 feet on Newton
st., south oi and near Gle 5eand Inststute
water. Price $500.
Frame Cottsge on Superior-St. Lot 52x2O1 A very
desirable location.
Brick dwellings, HOs. IH4 and los FuelId straet
Lots running through to Huron strest. Very
desirable property.
House and Lot corner ParkmAn and Brown sII-Sts
occupied also as shoe shop. Lot 25xIOO feet.
Building, Machinery, &C., for the manufacture Of
boxes wash boards &c, corner of Nesr River
and AAln-Sts. a good paving business
10 feet on Eucid-St. Terms easy
House and Lot, No. 100 GHOST aI,sO0
Two brlck Houses and Lots on Euclid st, near Per
ry-St.
Cottage, No. l2I Laks-st. Lot zsxIOO feet.
House and Lot, No. ri Scovflle- venue
30 rect on Summit ST., extending to the Lake, cor
ner Seneca-St.
Five acres on Wilson Avenue, with considerable in
prOVements.
4s SHARES Cleyelond, PainesvIIle AAshtabuls Rail.
road Stock.
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The ckisf Attributes Of Manbeed AN
heqzs1fiy lo1t OK snsrsHded b. nsi-rraotioss and
coun ka4its that VIII insgitahly ioad 70 hsrsditsu
airsassaaIsas checked IN tins BEAD the truths lsB
s5rn Is tha treatiss 'fHUalAE TRAILTY, Or PHEB
roroaInt1. RzaE4HoHEs.n Il is slaboratslT HIuHtrR
~ via eolosrd engrayingE and VIZ oonvinos ~
noz. hsrda1sd sad unoonosFusd, e. NeB ss ralisu
ths mind q fhs most despondinEs by leading thsE
n sic risks channel tx roisf o hodiy and measa
agc1y and despair.
Erice s. csntl Sent irec everywhere Se6 edyertlfl
ucnf 81 q lErisSe1naFii "a smother column.
SOD Elsa ~ g. ". CLARK. DrugEisti 1ieFei4ltl
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MORNING LEADER.
THURSDAY MORNINe, FEB Il, 1854.

FOR special and telegraph Nsws--soe
First Pnge. For Local and Commercial
NeWs--see kourth PnEe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
a -TRlESEmAR l. and ;, are protected By Ros-
Al Letters Patent Of Englsnd, and secured By II,
seals g the Eeole De PaaEInseis de Paris and tn
No. One iH inFalusble for EKhsuEssOa, HrsfUastor
rhBa sud all physical disabilities.
No. Two eonplstely sFzdics.ea ell sEsosN of those
dee8e5 thaf have heretofore been trbs ted the na-
seous and peroioious uss Of coFSvia and oubsbs.
Noe Three hRs entirely 5upplantsd thsiniuriOus ass
OF mercury, thereby tn8urtag 10 the sufferer apesV
rels dispensing al inpurtiss, and roofing cut tnE
TRIEsEnAB, Nos l. and ;, are preparations IN the
fozm OF LoZeDges, devoid OF taste and SMELL and os
be carried in the Wsstcoat pocket Sold in tin cases
and divided into separate doses, adminisiersd By
Nelpau, Ealemand, kOrx, Rieeld, So Price ss each;
or cases for g. which saves s.; ar ia 81 caseE
whereby the-e is q saving OF s9 To bo had WhoIsl
HeE York.
Immediately on receiving remittance Dr. Ba-rov
securely packed, and addressed sooordin 70 ths -
sIrootions OF the writer.
Eas-6Old By g " OLARE. Agent Tor THeval.rd
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18

IAhM0 IUb bhLE
zlO acres In Brecksvile IS acres improved balsnce
chO.ce timber land t23 per acres. Terms eAsy.
q Acres n BelfoId. Coed House and Barn; water
and E'Euits 4EiuU Szy3JU.
lOO Acres IN NeWburg I. House and Barn, two OtCh-
ards and Is Ecres Wood Land.
oz7a acres n Vfsv. gOUc frame House. Is acres I'M
proved balance timber
u acres on st. Olair. 81. small frame horI,s
= acres on hinsman-St, opposite the Cemetery.
10 acres (6 wood land, balance mproved) on Euclid
situatisn for grapes.
Onoice and we'll seleoted lands in Iowa, Wisconsin
and michigan for sale or exchange.
80 acres ia AeEburg, about miles from Cleveland
GOOD house aud barn and fine orchard s5 GO.
OAers on 81 Clair Road, two miles from the Public
Square.
l5 Aeres on the hewbuTgn Road. House and Barn,
% Acres in East Cleveland under high state of crT
iivation, go ID house ard barn; X miles frcm
City limits Terms easy febS
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A EEIEEp II 6EED-TET IT. q
Df. EW0sst tIHFALGIBIiEs "a sIAE EHT h pEepsEe.
lTrn the reoFe o. d.. stsfhsn BEs5s Of Oonaecftos
ts srsss bons se4tsrs snd bss bsa usod IN kia P=1
is for the Issf tEeaty years Wih the most astoni
-ng Ernuasz. A En sEf5rcd remedy 6 Is Eftho1t
Eve, and VIZ eiisViais Fsia TOre speedily than A.
rtHsr pruaarasioE Tor al RheumEtso and HerVo
aores, NoUnda, SFraihs Bruises, &o.i its soothi-
healing and powerful stseng gtheuing prOrsnsttes, e.
site the 5Ust wonder and Gst0nshmeE cf al who hes
ossf given Il trial. OEsF four hundred osrtihcatt
remarkable cures psriorIaSd 5Y i within the iail
$50 yearB, aEslEs 20 shts sslx. Strong ArmHtror
AGENTS. FOR flEvalanh danlnzttaoyrdhU.ll6
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1t is announced that George Francis
Train is now in the city. He owes q little
bill at this Office which he will please call
and Missouri Democrat.
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DISs0LuTInN.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
IN The hrm Of LITTLE 4 H0AGE, recently doing
business In the name Of g. T. Little Agent was dis-
solved By mutual consent the 10Th day Of Deem
Der, 1873 All accounts and demands due said frm
are to be paid to Geo s. Hoag, at 81 7MerWiRSt Cred
tors viii present their claims at the same place.
G.. s HOAG,
ipeoz-l@ g, II. L.r TILE.
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Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal lUFi
nary nd Sexual Syatem-nev and reliable treatment
ia RsPorts Of the Howard ASSOCIATION. Sent b.
mail IN sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge Ad.
drsss Dr. J. sKTLLIS HoUsHToS, Howard Assooia.
tion. Eo.2 South Eiuth-Sf, Philsdelphis. Pa.
dec2-ilg 60
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FERROTYPE2.
PARKER'S NEW ssRROTTPE ROOMS,
ArsslOas Open for ths Reception Of ths RubRe.

WithG newly in
vented [ Camera, We
take from one dozen
to 0ns gross Of new
style miniatures,
showing different
positions, express
ions and finish In
fifteen minutes, for
so cent8 per dozen.
fine Gard Pictufe=
for n,Q9 par dozen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18

Qua AChEhX I'll earnestly caution an
young men suffering from Esrvous Debility, SO,
against andanrsring thelr hsalth bT patr0nizine
su7 ol iHs adrsrtizng quzoks. Hou can fully recov
e. iy the methods ussd by The Advertiser, aud By
hundlpia Of others, AID IL no oIHEE WAE.
Rssa Letter which viii sand you II you WI send
ne pest paid enEelops bsaring gour address. Di-
roct 70 EDWAED h. TRAVEB,
ianzi-R7dtw Lock Box. Boston Masa-
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D EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES,
AB formerly Of the arm OF Littles q Keyes,J ha5
opened Beal Estate Once in Rouss's Block corner
o. 5uperor-st and Public Square, and has oonstantF
on hand several thousand acres Of r1t quality Farms
ing Iands In the States ofIOwa, Wisconsin and Miss
Bour 20 e1ohanEsfor city country property; elss
tor AlIktnds Of PsrSonal property. Part cSsh pals
nana1zaTv aarjk. Rf5
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R-T-Iseo-x.
pRAKFg PLANTAT1oN BTTTERF.

They purity strengthen and inyigoTste.
They create healthy appetite.
Ihey are an antidOto TO change Of water and diet,
They overcome effects OF dissipation late hours
They gtrsaEthen the ysfem and euliven the nj inc
They preT nt ullasmatie and intermittent ferors
They PGri the breath and acidity OF the stomach
Ihs5 cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They ours DiGrrh0ea, Cholera and CholeramoTbu
They chr Liver Complaint and Headache.
They aTs le bsst Bltters In the world. They max,
the weak man strong and are austed nature great
restorer. irey made OF pure st. Cr0ix Bum, the
oeiebrated aisaya Bark, rocis and herbs, and a's
taken with Tho pleasure Of beverage without esr}
70 age or time q day. Particularly recommended q
deliosts PERSONS requiring gentle sfimulant. Sof
By sill GroCers, Druggists, HctelB and Saloons.
Il. p. DRAKE 3 90.
tuly1-R23ecw 2a2 Broadway, N.
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Tho FerrotYpe can
be taken IN ali kinds
Of weather, and are
fRr superior 20 Pho
fOgraph orotherplc-
tures. They are TAX
en- Of all sizes, for
Eame, cases and al
buns, inserted In
lpckets, pins q rings
DlguerrOotFpes and
other ufcfurea coninlI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-18

I AND OFFICE.-H. H. LITTLE
Il has constantly on hand a large number Of I'm
proved Farms Tor sale FOR cash or on time Also
variety OF City and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lands In Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which ne will exchange for Farms, City or Personal
ID hoOr. rnaVI7
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NORRIS & sEEFFIELD
aSTs removed their Easaroo4a from 16I OHtsrio-Et
to Room No. 9. E4SaHsaHn5s Eisck, opposits n
Post Once Where they viii be happy % see all oi
tha'r Old r1Etasers sni a. many Eev cde8 Is mar
lt 10 call and sISmins
EFOER's Suspension Walt
IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
NoRRTs 3 sHNFFIRLp

the best thingof the kind ever invented an artios
which only hiss 70 bs to 20 admired, and worn
DO appreciated.
EOB .sALM BY-Weiss Klein, nanussctursr
and dealers Il Hoop Skrts, etc, las SrpsriOr-ss,
Mrs. Porter, Eiillner, "a Ssneca-St
AlsO, Tor sale By Frank Bros. & Co., ManufactursR
and deaers in Hoop skirts, at Nos lfl SHPerior-5t-
tInd9r Meddeli Heuse,l sa5 lS4 Outario-St-
Also, At Wholesale sud Rstan b. tbs ProgrlstnII
and ManufactureFH
HTW Wsizts ualo 70 OrGsr on short notice.
HORRTS 6HEFEIMEp,
Olsvsinnd, July Is ISIS.
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FBOEHssOE or EIzCTaoPATHX AID mHDICIEI,
Oice-ll9 Seneca Street, few doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite the CitY Hotel.
Office hours frem9 10 II and from 2to O'Clock
daily Sundays excepted)
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CLEVELAND { TOLEDO B. R.
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4. wIETEs ARRAReEaEET.


'sss4- WINTER ABRAHgEMKFT- Iss,.
On and hffss mouiAF, November 18th, issa. Pa..,n-
excepted: N0lAuAfA
700 A. ms-QHIOAGO EXPREss-stopr At Rarsa
graft0n, Oberiin, NOTHAlk, onroeyilio ;5elles
Husg Oyde, Fremont and Elmors, and arrive a
1oledo at 1880 P. n; Detroit $50 p =; and nj.
1sOS Z. m.-WESFERE MAILI-stop. At an rt.,
tlons on southern Division, and lrriTaz Al -
leCc at 500 ?. NJ Chicago 500 a NJ -
4:s3O Pa M.-hORTHEBr lfAIly-eto.s ss IN -.
d, 52ls On northern Division. and arrives at SAN
1870 P. M.-NIGHT EXPREss-stovs.t n graf,on-
hOrEaik, Bonneville, Clyde, and Freuonf- and
arrives - Toledo 81 l2s P. n; Detroit SOC A. h !:
and Ceioago - l0-30 a. n.
CONNECTIONS.
Oonneotions are made 8. MonrosyilIs with tba E.n
sasSyi lslSEoid Newark Z. &, at Clyde Win ~
5and1skyI Dayton Cincinnati ~ r. Al Frs1onf
With fremont Indiana 3. R. and Al Tois5S V-ifS
tns miohigan Southern & Northern Iudisna ana ~
$50 . wabash Railroads fcr ChicsrO Def-oit I.oSr
sonI lort wayne, LOgargr0rt, Lafayette Csiro Al
Southwest, --' '-'NAeAHe1s AAo
n, Trains arrive IN Cleveland tFoa Toledo and tha
Mess ~ 30 4. M-,-2.45 P. n, and SIS > n Fram
Ssndugky at s:25 A.. X Z D RIiiig ~ So.
Oiev6lend, November 16 IsSg - =
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T LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
-A-As Estate, Rsilrosd and other Stocks Has on
hana % large lot q Farms and Farming Lands IL
this state, iowa Wisconsin and Illinois,
~ Omoe over No. %, south side Of Pub. Square.