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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-03-23

FOR THE SEVENTEENTH RECT.
Recruiting Office Still Open
Young men respond to the call and go in this
Regiment, which'is about TO leave the State.
Now is the time to enlist and receive the large
bounty, which is soon to expire.
$402 to veterans, and 1902 to new.recruits still
is paid by the Government.
Besiues this, some towns are paying bounties,
and those that enlist first will receive this in ad.
dition.
Any one bringing recruit to me at Morrsville,
will receive a premium of $40. and SIS when &C
cepted.
Office at Morrisvius.
FRANK KENFIELD.
Recruiting Officer.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1864-03-23
Every Family should have q
Sewing Machine!

because 1t will save so much work for the women.
1t will do almost anything in the shape of sew
inging. from running up seams to stitching and
embroidery.
Any one can learn to use them. and any man
having family con afford to buy one, because it
will SO soon pay for itself in the time and labor
IL will save the women.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02
Cora Hn.oL md srlrItunIl,m.

In letter from B. F. Hatch, the husband
Of Cora, the great spiritualist, the follow
ing shows the character Of the meetings
held in New York:
Five years ago, the Herald had the
msgnsnimity to call upon the Legislature
TO suppress this nuisance, as The Romans
did the Bacchsnalianp, which, in extent,
Rss q mere bagateIle in comparison to
modern spirituAlism. At this date there
is no lack Of evidence to show that it is at
least one Of the most shameful debsuch-
cries thst has ever disgrsced humanity,
subverting every healthy condition Of So
ciety. I stand pledged to furnish any
number Of unimpeachsble witnesses to
the verify Of this statement But, alas
there are too many, even in authority,
who covertly covet this condition ofthiDgs.
From such we can only expect 9 passing
rebuke, but an inward spprovsl. The
world is rapidly becoming fesrfully de-
morslized. Property, reputation, and
even life ITSELF to a large extent is al
ready subject to the caprice Of the damned
Morality and conscience are swept by the
board by this inAOWing tide Of evil
through obsessed mediums and, in the
meantime, religion is hunted back to its
native heaven, where it neither expects
nor will fad but few socessions to it'd
happy numbers from this miserable world
B. ?. HAToH, NJ. D.
NEW YoRK, Feb. 18th, 1864.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02
REAL ESTATE.
HN G. JENNINGS,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.
oITY PRoPERTY EoR SALE.


Euolid-St-Four first ella 8 m -dern built Brick Hon
The High sch Nl Building, vi b bath rooms,
otsnd cold vater, sc. VIII be sold Esparste.
lySr togsthsr.
Kinsman- ST., No Ies-A large Brick House, with a
large lot Of Fruit Trees, ehrubbery, Barn and
every convenience i6 500
st. Clair OF west OF Erie-LArge new Brick Horse
with 1,odsra imp oT: m mis-. Lot Wen impfoT
: ed with Shlubbs.y. FlOue. 6c. eTOeO
Ohesh re-St-rwo story Goi HE Oottage Houses With
msrols msntles, gas, sc. Also, larselot t45 o.
Huntington -st--IwO Bo4s two stories, with ei.v-
en- rooms, Barn, 80 Lot 5lxl5O feet
k1nsman st--OeItage Houfe. Earn, and half acre of
land. near Erie-St
ProspectSt., near Sheriff st-Large two story Brick
House. with waer ard Has E5,5 O..
FrCsDect-St near Erie St Largs two story Brick
Hou5e, with marble mantlss, water, gas ba b
room, furnsJe, &C S7UOO. 7
Scoyile avenue-fwo story Brick Houfe, Barn and
Lot 4sxl53 feet 8 S50j. -
Hill st-1wo ftory Honse ard lot 5OElS5 feet 1880
alcss-st-Houss and loE, 4Jxl56 feet 500.
Ceder-t., near Perry-St.. two story Hcuse and LIT
= win Basn, fiuit, &C. $500.
"aln9FIL-st:, near Eris-ss. good two story Brick
Price $500. ~
oiinson-st; oerner Of Duane-st, Brick House and
Lot, llsxl26 feet, =
Good Business Properly on Superior St, Pnbjic
square, aud I'D tario-St. Some first rate Bar
gains OF all Of these Streets.
50 Vacant Lots-A gocd Investment Part on Ohto
Oenal and RiYer and near 10 business
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02

The practice Of wedding discoures
among the Puritsns was handed down into
the last century, and sometimes beguiled
the parties concerned into rather startling
leVities. For instance, when Parson
Smiths daughter was to marry Mr.. Cranch
-fwhat graceful productions Of pen and
pencil have come TO this generation from
the posterity Of that union the father
had permitted the sanity maiden to decide
on her own text for the sermon, and she
meekIy selected Mary hath chosen the
better part, which shall not be taken away
from her, and the discourse was duly pro-
nounoed. But when her wild young sister
Abby was bent on marrying 3 certian
Squire Adams, Oallei John, whom her
fathsz disliked, sha- boldly suggested for
the text, T" John GANG neither eating bread
nor drinking wine, snd ye say be hath .
devil" But no sermon stands recorded
under this prefix, though Abby lived 70 be
the wife Of one President Of the United
States, and the mother Of AnOther.-AaaH.
tie Monthly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02
BROWN's BRONCHIAL TROCHFs.

81 have never charged my mind respecting them
from the rst, exoeuting to think yet better OF hat
Whlch began thinking we'll Of 4 RsT Henry Ward
Beectef.
'sThe Troehes are stad OF Life to me. ."-LProf.
EdWard north, Prts't hamilton College, Clinton,
New York.
SFor Throat Troubles they area Specific. I'm. r.
Willis.
Zoo faE5rably known to need communication. -
rHon. Ones. A helps, Pres't Mass senate.
-tCo1tain Opfum DOR anything injurious "
lDr A A, hayes, Chemist, Boston.
can elegaRt combinasion for Cough. ."-tDr. g. r.
BigeloT, Boston
II commend ihsir use 70 PubHosTeaksrH. ."--IRev.
=. 81. Cnapln.
6eigfried, HolristoWn. Ohio.
t'SeIy benancial when gnferinR from Ooldsn-
REV, s. J. p. Anderson, st. Louia.
sAlmott Il staut relief in tire ostressing labor Of
breath,ng tecHlisT to Asthma. ~ Rev. A. o. EgEle-
Gton, New Tsrk.
'lhey have sufted my case exactly, relieving ny
throat so that could sing With ease" "-TT Duchar-
ne, Cheristsr french Parish Church, Montreal.
arAE there are limitations, be sure to OBTAIN the
GEsUIEE. febl2 ~ i'm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02
WeddIns.sermons.

NEW YORK, Feb. 18th, 1854.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02
NLEVRLAND 8 ERIR RR.


-
lssA4. WINTER ARRANGNMHHR. 5 lss,.s.
On and Eitsr Monday, HOvenbar ISth, lsssr p,...,-
seT Trains VIII run as follows, Sundays eIcspEsf
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
BtOo q. ms-DAI Express TRkIN-8touufaeaa
Mtloushbys PainesTille, Geneva AIkkSh6is-
Sonneaut and 1Iraru Only, and arrivo af - ~
3t15 2. .6fs-ClNCINNATIE EXPR REss-stco "a y
fainesy1lle, A8htabula and GtrRrJ oniV ~ -
EHea - Er1e 90 ,. M Dunkisk s;l7 ,. n, Bul.
3s55 Z. m-'-MAIL AND AOOOh1FoDsTFoH.-
stepping At All stations and AFFiESs e Eris e
SiIO p, m.-HIGHF EXPREss fRAT4--s,,.,,..,
81 Raine1Ttlle. AshtAbula and GiFaFd on3-l ~
Arfiyss e ks1s A. l2:42 q. m.s Dunklrk S.ls 4,
LEAVE WRIH
s;l0 A, Ia.-eteHT E4PREes TRAIE-6torpRuFn q
Girardf Alhtabula and Pssn0IVflis oaiy. "a =.
- EVe1 IS CleFelAnd 81 100 A. u. = :
Ss1oAs M---4AII AND AOCOHfODAT ATTOW tn A N
1stsopglag g AZ stations snd arrives at 0lsSs.
9:s0 a. H.-roLEDO EXFEEsA-stopuina Al ali.e..
tons except 5EsrViIle, Baybroof lI1so1ViiIs
6sfIy5 9entor and WickliEe, and arrives ~
2tb M.-DAT EXPREss TRAIH-stovuina A a.
rard, Oonnssut, AahtabulR, and Psi6eTTfiio
on4yi and arrives In Cleveland ct 6:7B ?. - -
Second Glass Cars srs run on al throarh
All tbs trains going westward oonasss Al IsvsI..s
wi trlan9 toE Iciedo5 Ohicago, Ooiumb1s, Olrcn.
nati. 1eqlanapn1s 81 Louis, 30; and an tkT0uTh
trains o. die n. T. 4 Railroad and AZ -fsS
l kaoSe 9I ne neW nork Cantral and Bufnlo 4 Nov
YORK Oity Railroads for New York, AibsnT. Bolfo1.
alis e.; and a. Erie with trGns % ths
- pay EEpru,s, East snd West, oonnects at aIrarl
yin Trains on Erie aud Fittsburah RSflToSf ~
A1nssViiisi AeadYilie, J4EqaEtoEn, g.
OleEeisnd. November 10th, ls65 ;
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02
sgY4 EgIIsLIs d


''Ohl 4hst men and women would read
hns spnd,F q ths 'LiHtsTl Mortality Bablishsd
Wedkir, nidnihly andyearlF noureity. There b en-
sr afearfaly great proportion Of Consumption Ca
ss Ths Statistic Tables prove that le other dis
esss 1lay thsir thonsandss OonIum tion nlsys its
tsns q thcnaEnda.. .s5t.., : .s.-rs,sF
''Ln The early stages Of Thr snd Lung Com
IIaint, We consider MadameZO Porssr'B CURATIVE
BEEskn infallibls.n
sS-Madane PortsE'I Curative Bal1a1 oaA Be OBJ
lzlnsd at Benton Bros, end strong ArmStrong'E'
Whelssals Assass. Cleveland. ohio. lse6.R1 lE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02
WYEKOoFs ICELAND PICTORIAL


DIsease5 Of the Throat, Chest and Pulmonary oIs
fA1e sre ever prevalent, insidicus and dangerOuB.
me prOpertiee Of medicine 70 alleviate, cure and
uproot these complaints, must be Expsctorant, Ano-
ayne and 4nFlgorEiinq. loOsening the mucus Of the
t1roat, and iparting toEe 70 the entire gutem. No
dscoYery IN mtdical acence ever mastered this cAaa
Of diseases like Dr. Wynkoop's Iceland PectOral. II
used with the most astonishing results n all
o. Bronchitis, Influenza, Whooping OouRhs Dipthe'
r1a Or Rutrid Sore Throat, Asthma Group, Coughs,
OoldH, Nervous Debility, &C. Z
Ths Bey.J.J. Potter oertihes, sstbat have used
Dr. Eynkoops Pentoral for several years. myself and
amy family, for severe Pulmonary Complaints, and
have recommended it to many others, and have ney.
or seen its equal" Rev. ]. J. POTTER,
Brooklyn, n. z.
Hundreds snd thousands Of important testimonial
could Be produced, showing its remarkable and
that it NEEER FAILS 1t Il composed Of pure Iceland
Moss, Balm Of Gilead, Peruvian Balsam, Escampane
Ooufrey, Burdock, snd other invaluable expectorani
and to1ic ingredients. It is harmless, prompt and
lasting lnValIds and sufferers cannot afford 70 neg
lect trial. ETery family should have It. It is
mafkabie for Ornup. Full descriptions. recommend.
ations and directions accompany each bottle.
ABPrepared BY Dr. r. d. WYHKoOP, and sold b.
y \ IA Rk Is = 90. NsE York iyl0-R2asoW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02
BT EUo1U1 P. LITTLE.

Oh, sweet little Mimi
ChaTmer Of miRel
Being Of beauty-
Halfway Divine;
Hallway an angel,
OF Eden compounds
Paradise lost,
In Mimi is found.
Tresses SO silken-.
Eciipsi1g the n5ghtl
30 jetty and waving
Forehead 50 white
A princess may dazzle
With gem flashing crown;
But MImi is regal,
And she Weareth none.
Lips in smile,
Eyes full of glee-
Which is the gsyest,
Pn'thee, Mimi
Eyes blue and liquid,
Full Of beguiling;
Little mouth pretty
Pouting or smiling.
The angels are lyric
30 Mimi can slngi
Her zoice betrayeth
A seTaphic ring ;---.
Her maidenish whispers
In twilight at eY'n,
Are sWeeter than incense,
In censers Of Heay'n.
Waking and musing
think Of Mimi;
Sleeping and dreaming,
Her image see;
Hope Of my life
It's bliss and its pride
Minis gay Worldi
Since MINIS my bridel
NEE YoRK, February 1s, 1884.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02
TARMs ANn nur Inra

Independence-3Fa m CT $50 scres with good Build
lngs, orchard, so. $40 T asro.
On Plank hcad-lO mills from City: Farm of le0
5erts, sandy soil and River bottom, good Build
tngs, orchard, &C,
heWburgn-b1ve acres, with IarFe CotfsRe Honsa
Barn and great lariety Of Fruit f4500
On LaEe n re, east Of CITY and near WiIison Ave.
nue. ~ acres land. $500 per acre.
EaAt UlsFelGnc-3l acres on 81. Clair Road Excel.
lent land for sruit or Gsrde ing RITs D acra
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02

Having hsd over twenty years experience IN the
treatment Of Chronic Diseases Of every Character %
peclAy the Throat and Lungs, viii give perfect sat:
i5action TO all who mny apply for relief. Having had
D successful practice in the above named places Ior
several years with unparalleled success OF which sat-
named places.
All medicines prescribed, and not operating salts
factory the money shall be refunded for all such med
icines returned. Price Of Medicine for one month
from % 90 to $500.
61-The Doctor can be consulted thelast two weeks
Of every mouth ut hia residence No. 62 Garden-St.s
Cleveland, D.. Isost once addreB-Box I'LL.
deol6R2s-leanldAv g. g. OLARk. M. "
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THRER

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
=IB4h5AmABl L 2 and J, are protected By Roy.
q letter. Patent OF England, and Uscursd e ~,
Seals Of the Eoole de Pharmacie De Parf1 And ~
Imperial College % Medicine, Vleuns - -
no. One e invaluable for Exha1stfon, Bpsrmnkor
rh9a snd all physical disabiiifiaa
10. Two completely eradicats9 All tr,s.. a. H.,
diseases tnat have heretofore been treated bT the S1
seous and peIntoioua use Of oopaYia and orbsb9
nos 9nree has entirely Buppantsd theiniuriouu ma
Of mercury, thereby in1uriRR 10 ne TriIersr S,F,
rslel dspersing All impurities and roofing out ~
TRIEgEMARs Nos /, and } are 1rsoarsfisns n fss
form Of LozsnRes devoid OF taste md su1eIi aId -
De carried In the Faistcoat pocket Sod n ti ee-
Vslpau, Lailemand, ROux, Rceld ko Prfoo 81 =. X.
q oaes loi ~ which saves %; and IN al csss1.
aneIeDY LneEs Is saving Of %. To be had whole.
Few York. ~ - H1'eoAeL-ch''
1mmedlatsly on receiving remfttsncs Dr. Bsrrov,
5truo1Ons OF the Writar. y - -
s.S-soId b 9; v: GLARK. Agent Cor OI.,.rapd.
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RAlLRnAla,
CLEY5ETLaAINTPEil POLY .0!S0SLL5g5sBUs )



lse-4 WIHTEB ARRAEaKzINaR. lsSS.E
On and sfssf Monday, November ISrh. P.i..sr-.
s1,1 nr va Leave CLEVELAND, - folleH1, ounea51s
1st TraIn--7sz0A. 0A.m.-c1HO1HHAf1 A. HxFXEs5
1iSSslesi yssstlins, qaliea, eilsad, Qzrdi1gtoa,
~ - wing q Orelttne at 1910 q m, O1Inl.
~ ~ 2, i.assi1 n;s iPs5t9n SAD q, olnslan4ss
y. Sair9 49,; s,oe A. sort y ayas fls . n-TShls
ID TrliE-9:IO P. .ni.-zOUo,lnroDsrro
ssSgs :. Al s;ss,oR.. aad aSrives n oollnba
ping e BsreAt Grafion, Wellington Eev 10.
don, shelby, cEsssline. Gallon, en.sd, ossSiss-
km;g Columbus lso6 4 n DAYTON 9:<s q n,
glneinHsa 7;oo =. NJ lndl.napolis T;.oA. a. g.
., N, and OhloaEo sis CEo5fllns 100 q =. =
1Fsiul Leave Ool1mbGs e $50 md l0eo = n, ssDms
COEEEOrIoHE --.,---
1hsIby-Elndnsky, Manrasld 4 Nsuark RasIro.a ~
AanSeeld, M vernon. HsssEk, E1ilss.
Fosa Fs5sss r 5oEt s,y2s = o4,ssss ~
"a E.siis0T sa' h1nsssd. s5Sssi T0S''sE. 0ss ~
Gzalioa md Belisiontins Ralrcad Iins. lor Hario.
io15al3S sia5ss6IS. 9s, s4n9sys ugaen. Aune.s. n
r,s,.-- vile houi.villes cairo, &. Loais, e
oolunbu.- Little Miami 5 ooIun5ul, sad Tc',i,
sallfoads tor Aenia, Dayton, indil1atoiIS
terre Hauts, s.. Louis, Morrow, LoTSls5G
md Oinctnnati, and With the Ohio & fli7s
lllippt RAilroade -Ctncinnatif for Eoui-1i,I-7
Eya1sytile. oairos s.. Louils aad ~ Iollli
GolumkuS-0sntrdIO Ohio Ratlrosd for HsvurE Eunas-
yille,i Hhaoli1g, kn.s Columbus. ptou9 =
Indians Railroad for Piqus, Urbans -. -
Lor Ttokets o AZ points and inlormsticn y.
g % ses sPasssngeE stAtiOH, and ct Uni0a 7okst
Cleveland. nov Is, lsss. s. ssssrin,s5dsss : hias1ts
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MORNING LEADER.
WEDNESDAY, RsORNNG NAB. 2, 1854.
MIMI

Ter Special and Telegraph News--see
E1rlst Face. Fer IOcal and Commercial
NsUB--Se0 Fourth PAGE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02

r LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
111S 5sTATEI Rsilroed and other Stooks. Has on
hand large lot OF Yarns and TnrminF LsndI ii
thts state Iowa Wisconsin, and nIinoil.
S.Omcs over No. 50, south side Of Pub. SGuArS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02
] P0sT T;;0EEIcE TLME:IAgLE.s
1884. winter Arrangement 1884.
FOz TIE
Arrival and CLOSING Of Malls
4 AT TIE
oLEVELAND POST OFYIOE.

Il IOLNU v Hlaln1N4 L OO4 O9 y 1O&4a
vts- Ooumsncing November 18th, lsSs, 7-,--
EzHIlu uiIl b epsnsd Aad rsaay for dsliysFy oar
iS xii close one one hour bsiOrs departure d
1''n'-l ARRIVAL OF MAILS Al DEPOT. 'a
Eastern Through arrives at 7OOA NJ, snd i;to and
EssfsTn WaZ szrives . la:i5 a. Z. r.--e-
Ptt5burgh Through arrives q S:z2 A.
IL do Way arrives at $40 M
Bsndusky Way arrives ct 92s a. q.
Cncinnati Through arrives q go Ash.r $50 P.A.
strn g bToSss ay sITTS arTiTee g s Is and ss
DO Way a5rtyes g.dd e ~ ! & I; n, sis llissl
a., Strives \ T1ssd.ys; ThuTsdnys and Sat-
BrsotsVis, Bath, &C.. arrives Mondays and Trdays
sharon 0sntqr Granger Horth RoYasOn, 10. arrives
Monday and fridays ct Z. n:
Hast Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily st A. T.
CLOSING o. MAILs. 7-...r
zAsTHRE TERoUaH, for Erie, rBpnalo, BostopI HeH
York, Hartford, and WtllougnbY, Painesviie' Gene
", Aseabula and Couneautt oiose. a. $50 A. n -
EAsTEAE THRoUaHs for New York only closes -
EiSrH1a TznouaH, for Iris, BunaIo, Albany. Bos.
ton, New York and Hartford, closes g $40 Z. y.
EAsTERE WAY, for all points between Cleveland sno
WIN s z5oUeH z5S iOf Toledo, Detroit OhioAso
and Milwaukee, closes st 10 P. NJ, QsaTes rs
W1sTSSE TERousH, FOR Toledo, Detroit, choSao,
D1buqus, ST. Joseph and Cairo closes at SO z. Il.
WEsFIaE HLI, fof Al Points bstEesn OlsVslAnd
and Toledo, closes ct l P. n. -. =
BANDUsKX WAY, for sandusky and all tnbermeoiats
poiutz, clpoes ak3 80 p. n. 80
OIaOHHATI WAY, for ali points betweon Cleveland
and Cincinnati, CLOSES ct 10 2. NJ, QeaVes At 7;So
oTso48al nousu for oolumbus, DAYTON, EsW-
Ark ard Cincinnati, closes at 10 p NJ, usaEes 1t 70o
OIEonaKfI FHnouaH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville St. Louis Indianapolis 1AnesF1ne and
Wheeling closes ct 6:l0 p. u. -
q. PI4TsRuBaH THRoUeHi for PtttsDurRh ana wash
ington, closes at 1910 P. NJ. 5000 -
PITTsBURaE WAY, for all points betEeen Qeyeland,
Welsville, and Pittsburg, Harrisburg PhiAs
Baltimore and Washingtont CLOSES At7;s0 A. N.
MAHoEIEa WAY, for all points betWoeu Cleveland
and youngstown closes at 10 p. NJ leaVoS at 500
next morning.)
MNDnEA WAY, CLOSES ct A. L. -iE
R00KPoRT, de-. closes ONT sBdnyss ThurHdAV and
Saturdays, at u NJ.
GrdAyB, 1t ANA
=6HARoa OEETIR, Granger, North B0IAlt0n 10,
eloses on Tuesdays and Saturdays att A. II.
WAEREEBVILhE, closes daily, l0.10 A. d.
EAerOEHVzLANDa and Euolid, closes daily at p. d.
SgMAil and Drop Letters are required, By law 70 /
b REPAID. r-E al
sEA1i tlty Circulars are required 70 be PREPAID
~ once open frora 7:So A. NJ to 7:so P. n. On |
Sunday from A. II. 70 100 A. n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02

sMimi is a French name, and is pronounced as
though written Ne Ne.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-02

ERIEnD N EMHD-TRX II. x
d. BWess'E EIHEAhLIBLE LELlHIMHHTnproDa0
Iron the roclPs Of Dr. Stephen BWost, q Oonneotics
"a gzest bone ssttF, and hHI been .ssain hil Vra
10 for the last twenty yeas with the most AItons
n nuooaM. Az an external remedy Il q without
RlVAl, and viii alleviate pain Lners speedily than A.
ethar PREPARATION. Tor AL khe1matic and HerTo,
Bore1, WogndI, 6prltnl, BFui1es, &e.t its Boothi
healing ane powerful 1reng gthening prope11tee, e1
ulte tho unt wonder and Of all who haN
0yoF EFon Il trial. Over four hund-sd oerttncete
q rlnerknble oure1 perfoEmed hy Is within the IA
AHenfn for CleVElanh itaoufdaU.R1l
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DF. g HAM,
H@b~ a ~ Royal Collage Of PAErieiassI
IosdoA, En9lasdi Grada0is Of
RsoOrd's Hospital for
~ mr. n On


FEMALE DIS EASE
snd constant attsndsnt Of Paris London, New
Isans ard Montreal Hospitals for the last ssn Yea
has opened his OElos at the
johnson House, Cleveland,
Whsrs be VIII be happy to meet al thoss who are ~
aIotsd with Subacuts and chronic dissaSaG.
Hh treatment Is entirely different from the OH
plAn, aud & mid, sHoaoious and enestivs BIS msd
toiEsl are simply vegetable extracts nd oils, thsI
haVs never been used but By i've 9th Physicians
Amerioa be1idss himself. De has Spen the creates
SaEt0f his iifs and thouaandI Of dOlar In obssiniu
fsW ssoroa IN his profession. BE tsEts the OriB
GoraIl forms Of disease. 80 charge for giving
h5nr1t nnd trus stAtsmsnt Of thssrc cass.
w- EPnRMATOKHOA. ~
70 YOURs MBH.-He can prove % you IN q few NH
nte6 that he d the only physician you ever traatlt
witt that odre this disease. For every patient WI
vii follow his dlreotion1i be viii give One HundfC
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I1nda f1r eGr7 ll1l1nz Those ct distanee who via
10 err = - 1oet9r nay DO 90 By sending q nmsl
Wal n 1l11 D. u1li. With aane 8s1 and age, and b
viII rf7 fnd ddlcfbs their case, snd the po0sibfl
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AARAAo TUX bAGU
AO aeres IN brecksviile; IS sores improved balance
a, noos I'm ~ 2er land y per acres. Terms easy.
q acres IN Bedford- Good House and Barn, water
and Fruit. Price S25 500
lVO seIss IN SeWburg1, House and Barn, two Otch-
ards and Is acres Wood Land
proved; balance timber = -
Y eoLes on y: Olair-st. small frame house.
y scres on kinsman-S opposite the Cemetery
~ eSIes 70 wood land, balance improyedl On Euclid
utuatign for grapes - - -
OnoiSs Glq Well selected lands In Iowa, Wisconsin
- AnQ micntgan, for sale or exchange
% acres IN HeWburg, about miles from meveIaud
"a Sooa mouse and barn and fine orchard. o5 900.
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10 Asrss S;, on ths segburgn Road. House and Barn,
~ ASIes East ClevelaDd under high state Of cul-
Inatlon! good house and barn "a miles from
City limits Terms easy fehs
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R7oHng1oB OF kLEOFRoPAfHT AID MDIoTHl,
Omce-Il9 Seneca Street, few dOors from SUPERIOR
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel.
Once h0urs hem to II and from 2to O'Clock
daily (Sundays eXcepted.1
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oonneotions arc made At MonroovfsIe with N. a..
lu1kTs 1ansneid Newark Z. r. At OirIe ,-ifh 49,
s1e sssn1dqskys DAyton Cincinnati r. B., at Frsnoni
Hith fremont Indiana B. B. and ~ Toia.ss 40,
the Michigan southern Northern Indisna s1d -
go ha69ah Ratlrosd5 for Chicago Detroit, 5ask-
sons 4oft wayne, LoganIport, gsafaFetts, Cairo All
tonl St Loui1 and al points Wet HorihS---f -
Southwest, -' - - -
Trims arrive IN Cleveland from Tolsdo and tbs
Msss at w A. h.,-2:45 P. H., and s:s5 p II Traqs
GIa1sISy,s 2. " A; Z; D. RUOKER, SUR.
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