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YINIER ADBAEGFMTNT


1854. WlNTER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
On aad after HoudEy, November 18th. P..,er gar
ss5is m ls'e Cleveland, - follows, (sundays eE
1st tTrain-7.4O 4. n.-0IHCISNAT E1cPRJ,yl
SSssoB ping 81 Srsttonl Wellington, New London,
nAsibyi Oresthns, Gallon, 6iead CardfnrtoD.
A5hleJs Delaware, Lewis Center and Morthing-
son striving II Urestiine at leo .. m, Oolnn-
ous - n Day ton t;42 ,. m, Cincinnati 5.35
,. n, 81. Lo1is lO:45 =. m Indianapolis s:45 >.
M, cairo % $50 p N sort Wayne 4:i5 ,. m, Chi
I'd Traiu-2;1B p TIOF.-
stops st all stations, sRd arrives IN CoIumbus
q. ~ o2O ?. N Clnclnnah $50 q. m.
Sd Train z:lO p. M.-aIGhT EXPREss-Stop-
PIT elhs ~ shys 5y5Tsa' GEsito1, Wellington New Lon
ton and DOlaWaIs; arriving al ljrsstline Al ia 10
p. m., Columbus Ito q. m, Dayton 4.45 a N,
a G,ndihhati I;o0 a. M lndianapois 20 a. m, s..
Lo0is s4. P N Cairo 5:0Oa- m, 1T. Wayne 80
8 mi and Ohiesgo via Orestiine 1870 a. m
trens leave Columbus at $50 and IO2o a. n a:OO D m
Aaf4No AZ OieTsiano y 30 q. N, 20 and 900 p.
OOhKEOFIOHs.
5hslby- -senduskY, Mansfield Newark Railroad. Tor
niaaSna1oid' ht- vernon, Newark, zGnes-
Orsstlins-P lttsSursh, Fort Wayne Ohlcsgo Ball.
Ioed' Hore5t2 UpgeT sanduskys Delrhos. L.
ma Fort Wayne, Laports, Chicago, IA.
E9sts and kAstlor haashsld, Wooster, MEi-
Grafton snd Bsllef5ntlns Railroad Line for Srioe,
belieiont2iHei Sidney uutOn, Muncie, in
9ana2oli1, Tsrrs uaute, Vincsnnss, ETaEs-
VILE Louisville, Cairo, St. L0uis, 70.
laEAr5-g1th eprin g1eld branch for Springfield,
Ooianou8-hittle Miami ! Columbus, and xsnia
Eatlroad, for Xenia- Dayton, Indianapolis,
Tsrre Hautet st. Louis, Morrow, LOVelanu,
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio Arliis.
mLs!rpi RsilToadg -UincinnAtifor LOuiaTiilsI
Evansville, Cairo St. Louis, and al D0t1fi
on the Ohio river.
JolrmbuB-CentralO Ohio Rajiroad for Newark, Zanes-
Etllet Wheeling. 60; Columbus, Piqua 4
Indiana RailToad for Piqua, Urbans, &o
- Tor Tickets 70 al points aud information ap-
ely at the Ps9euger Station, and ct Union Ticket
Once, llT Burerior-st
E.s. FLINT,
Cleveland, Nov IS, 1881. superinfendsnt.
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southern UnIou,sts.

Rev. H. Clay Trumbull, chaplain Of the
10th Connecticut volunteers, was captured
in violation Of a flag Of truce, by the
wsy-befOre Fort Wagner last July, made
the round of the rebel prisons, and was re.
Gently released. He writes:
"All through those portions of the South
which saw or heard from, the entire mass
Of sble-bodied men were in arms, while
many mere boys were in service, and old
men were doing guard duty, to relieve
younger ones sent to the front. Every ev-
idence was given that the South has no
reserve, that its whole force is already in
the field, and that the raising of our new
levy Of SO0,OO0msn will give us so large g
prepondersrce Of numbers as to make
quick work Of the rapidly thinning army
Of rebellion.
"EYery desirable evidence was also
given to our prisoners that, with the mil
itary power Of the South once broken and
its srmy once scattered, its whole strength
is gone. No determination will be ueces.
Eary, for the latent Unionism, even in
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Ksdazs Psrlsrs OiTaiiSs Balsan has loi

Nadane Porlers oiiraiigs Balsam has long
tested raft thft tasrs ere prncplesin in lIsd.
feline as thoe Is IN Science and this Medicine con-
rounded O. prnripies sai.elio the manifold nature
81 Man Ths Of Cslds 3 in keeping open The
dal qualities aso hsed on ils power 10 assist the
healthy and gisurocs circulaiirn q hlood through
the Lungs il enlirens fha mocieli and assists the
skin 70 perform r. iaisIs 81 regulating the beat Of
fhs system, and n gently troeingcd The waste sub
stance from thetl1 Of tie body. If is not yio-
Lent resnsdy. bet saoLi1nt, warning searching and
eEeciirs
BB-Ffsdatie rolilr.s ouraiigo Balsam can b OBJ
tzinr6 ai Bsitrn Brcs.s and sirong 4 Arrastrongs'
Whslssale Astais. Cleveland. Ohio. deo7o. Rl lw
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The winter Population of New York

Notwithstanding the extraVagant price
Of board, the New York Hotels and fash
ionsble boarding houses are crowded to
overlooking the present year. Many per.
sons with small families have closed their
houses in the country, to pass the winter
in private boarding houses or In the great
hotels Of the city. This is a custom which
has been growing for several years past.
This year new element has arrived, and
people from the "Sunny South" are
croWding every part of New York. As
our troops advance in the West or else
where, and liberate Union men and their
families, delighted to rid themselves Of the
perils and privstions inflicted by the rebel
lion, they not only fly to the old flag for pro-
lection, but rush to New York for peace, for
security, and for home.
Yet this is not confined to loyal people,
but numerous rebels, having had their fili
with "SOuthern independence" and are
glad to accept Of Yankee comforts and ex-
emption from the horrors which cover the
land Of Dixie, as with cloud. It is tie
same with business. Nearly every depart.
ment Of trade this autumn has been un-
usually prosperous. A lady friend tried
to get an order executed at large man
tilla establishment on Broadway, not many
days ago. 1t was positively declined, the
proprietor saying hia engagements already
msde utterly prohibited new contracts.
he said he was overwhelmed with orders,
especially from the Southwest. The heav-
lest, he said, were from Memphis.-Boston
Traveller.
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LFrom Chambers EdInburg Journal.l
have Watcnsd her allthe evening,
sitting there in the red freight;
How wish could draw her picture,
Looking just as she does tonight
Sitting moti9nless, with her head bent down
Over the book on her knee
e Though sheis not reading, bat dreaming,
Lost in happy reTerie.
Like playful sprites, delighted
To deck thing so fair,
The hickerng flames illuminate
New beauties everywhere.
Quivering resflessly up and down,
From her cheek to her forehead fair;
bomeImes leepiBgup and lighting
The waves Of her shadowy hair.
IWonder what made her smile Just now
What can she be thinking about,
With those dimples in her sunny cheek
Hers are pleasant thoughts, no doubt.
She viii smile every bit as brightly
When I'm far beyond the sea.
Pretty dresmer how little she guesses
That she's all the world TO me
How often I will think Of her,
Far away from here, snd She
Though we part for years to- morrow
She has quite forgotten me.
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What is the Army Of tho. Cumberland
DOlng4
ING OOmmeroIaI ChhJtan0oga corFea-
pOndsnt answers The question:


m CHATTANOOGA, December 26.
The time has passed, for this winter, at
least, to expect much information of
general interest from this army; new
ertheless, as the public expect to be in
formed Of every thing being done, the
army correspondents must use double
diligence and fall back upon those incl
dents Of less magnitude than great bat
tie, such as that Of few weeks ago.
What is the Army Of the Cumberland
doingP is q question no doubt often
asked, The reply is laconically express
ed thus: Eating, drinking and waiting
not for the enemy to attack it-but waiting
for the warm spring, reorgsnized corps,
replenished oommisssries and good rosds.
Then, and not until then, will the electric
wires fash the announcement of aanother
brilliant victory by the amy of the Cum
berland." When that interesting moment
arrives, you may expect to hear Of q
striking Of tents, snd a forward move
ment to victory, you may be sure; for this
army, since Chiokamaugs, has forgotten
the word "dissster." Already indications
of q spirited campaign are apparent, the
details Of which it would be iDjudicious
to record. Never was the army-the rank
and file who do the fghting-in better
spirits or more eager for the fray. While
this is strictly true we have tSe satisfac-
ton Of knowing that that of the enemy Is
discouraged, dishesrtened and demorslized,
to the reorganization of which the whole
energies Of the Government and their SER
want Hsrdee, are, now directed. Deserters.
who are daily coming in large numbers,
are unanimous in their reports of the ut
ter decentralization of the enemy's army,
and aisafection that everywhere exists.
While the Tennesseeans and Georgians are
more lond in their mutterings of discomfort,
it Is not confined to the troops from one or
two States, but is universal.
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HIIKsTBHET's
FIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
It is Net a Dye,

But restores gray hair to Its original color, By
plying the capillary tubes with natural suBtenHneS
tmpSired by age OF disease. AL INSTANTANEOUS DIE
composed Of lunar osustic destroying the ytait
and b,auty Of the hair, and afford Of themselves O.
dressing. HeimBtTeethH Inimitable Colorng not onl
restores hair 20 is natural color BY easy process
but gives the hair
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
promotes its growth prevents IFS falling o. eradl
Gates dandruf, and imparts health aud pleasantnes
20 the head Il has stood the test OF time, being tn
ORIGINAL Hair Coorng and IS constantly increasinI
in favor. used By both gentleman and ladies.
salt is sold By al respectable dealers, or can b
procured By them Of the Commercial Agents, d.
BARNES a 90 2o2 Broadway, New York. Two si
EeS, 80 cents and tl,0 inlyl0-R27eoU
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The following is said to be the origin OF
the Well-knOHn saying, "NobOdy knows
where the shoe pinches but be who wears
it," A Roman being about to repudiate
his wife, among q variety of other ques-
tons was asked by her enraged kinsmsn,
It's not your wife sensible woman Is
she not handsome 2" In answer to which,
slipping off his shoe, he held itup, askin 6
them, "Is not this shoe very handsome
one2 Iqit not quite neW2 Is it not ex
tremely well made? How, then, is it that
you can't tell me where il pinches 2"
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WYNKoOP's ICELAND PECToRAL

Diseases OF the Throat, CHEST and Pulmonary o.
gaIs are ever prevalent insidiOus and dangerous.
The properties Of a medicine to alleviate cure
uprOOt these complaints, must be EKpectorAnt, Ano
dyne and lnviEoraling, lOOsening the mucus OF m
thr)at and imparting tone to the entire system. NJ
discovery in mtdical science mastered TINS cias
Of diseases like Dr. Wyukoop's Iceland Pectorsl- II
fs ued with the most astonishing results n al case
OF Bronchitis, Influenza, WhOoplng gouEh, Dlpthe
riaOr Putrfd Sore Throat, Asthma, Group Cough
Gods, Nervous Debility, So
The Bev. J. J. Potter certihes, " that have use
D. Wynkoop's Pectoral for several years, myself AM
irmy family, for severe Pulmonary Complaints, Gnc
have recommended It to many others, and have nev
& seen its equal" Rev. J. J. POTTER
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Hundreds and thousands of important testimonial
could be produced, showing its remarkable cures sn
that it NETEn EAILs It Is composed OF pure lcelan
Hosg, Balm Of Giead, Peruvian balsam, Elecamp pane
5omfrey, Burdnck- and otheT invaluable eXpeCtOrG1
and tonic ingredients lt Is harmless, prompt an
lasting. lnvalids and sufferers cannot aurd 20 neg
lect trial livery family should have Il. 1t is re
markGble for Group Full descriptions recOmmend
stions and directions accompany each bottle
- Prepared b. DIT. Z. D WTSKOOF, and sold b
u 8. BAlkH IS 4 m. New York iYtn- R2seoU
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The PreoIOusuess Of Iir,Iepess.


Everything is beautiful says D. F. Tay-
lor, Of the Chicago Journal, when it is lit
tle-little souls, little pigs, little lambs,
little birds, little kittens, little children.
Little martln-bcxes Of homes sre gene
rally the most happy and cOzy; little viii
lsges are nearer to being atoms Of q shat
tered Paradise than anything we know Of;
and little fortunes bring the most content,
and little hopes the least disappointment.
Little words are the sweetest to hear !;
little charities fly fsrthest and stay long
est on the wing; little lakes are the still
lest, little hearts the fullest, and little
farms the best titled Little books are the
most read, and little songs the dearest
loved. And when nature would make
anything especially rare and beautiful,
she makes it little-litlle pearls, little dia-
monds, little dews.
Agur's is a model prayer, but then II is
little prayer, and the burden Of the petit
ton is for little The Sermon on the
Mount is for little, but the last dedication
discourse was an hour. The Roman said
Veni, Uiai, Viei-I csme-ssw-conquere :
but dispatches nowadays are longer than
the battles they tell Of.
livery OOdy Calls that little they love best
on earth. We once heard good sort of a
man speak Of his little wife, and we fan
oied she must be 8 perfect bVOu Of a wife.
We saw her. she weighed 2l0; we were
surprised. But then it was no joke; the
man meant it. He could put his wife in
his heart, and have room for other things
besides; and what was she but precious;
and what could she be but little?
We rather doubt the stories Of great ar.
gosies Of gold we sometimes hear Of, be.
cause Nature deals in little; almost alto.
gether. Life is made up Of little; death
is what remains Of them all. Day is made
up Of little beams, and night is glorious
with little stars.
Kultlfm in Pa;Vo-much in little-is the
great beauty Of all that we love best, hope
for most and remember longest.
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Oily PROPERTY FoR SALE.


A EIEsr RATS OPPORTUNITY TOR INvEsrAKEF.
30 vacant Lots, some ranal snd River and near to
gain.
EUCLID. sT-Br4sE Houss, two stories, basement
snd attic, water gas, bath room, marble nan
ties, &C. e. 800
LAkE-ST-On Clinton Park, one and A half ztorv
House and Lot, 5aEe9 e. 40
klsSh h-ST-A large and handsome House, fitted
Up with all the modern improvements; Drawing
boom, lSN24 feet, aud 'arRs lot
81 OLAIR-Sr-New Brick H5use with modern i'm
proyementg. 5000.
KIHSM ANS r-Nezr Erie-st., good large Cottage
House and = acre of land. q, 500
HIOkS S-SI-Near the Gree, West side, House and
Lot. aTOO
-ST-TEo Story Brick House, water and
gss and "a rooms. 1880.
with barn st,6nO.
WALNUr-sT--GoCd Brick House, two stories and
basement.
EuOLID-Sr-Eear Perry, Vacant Lot, iOOx21o feet
WlLLSJh-SH-hea Clinton Bark, VaoInt Lot 5Ox
200 feet
First Class BUSINESS Property,
Lots with Stores, &c ,On Superior and Ontario-sts
good for investment.
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REAL ESTATE.
pRAYTON 4 sTOOKWELL,
REAL ESTATE AGKEYs,
pmas Ho. s Atwster Building Entrance throssh
the InanrAnos Ollee OH. .. BrAyton.
HoUsEs ANp los FOR sALR.

Ihs Insurance once OIE. T.BnytOa.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB sALR.
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-StI Lot
i5lx2Ol. A very desirable location. Terms sasy.
BIick House and Lot, corner OF Brownel aud vii
son-Sts; LII 81 feet 'front.' running 70 ths Lake.
Csn be had At a bargain.
House and tot No. 575 AlnsmRn Street, lot lexs50
house hiss all the modern improvements Of hot
and cold water and Gas throughout, furnace,
marble mHntles, &C.
Brick Dwellings, Nos. IcI and los Euclid Street.
Lots running through to Huron street. VERY
desirable property.
House and Lot, corner Parkmau and BroWnslI-sts ;
occupied also as shoe Ahop. Lot 25xlOO feet.
Building, Mschiuery, 30, for the manufacture Of
boxes, wash-b boards, &o., corner Of Wesr River
and Mein-sts. good paving business.
I7O feet on Euelid-st Terms easy;
Brick House and Lot, No l22 Lake-st., near to the
residence of L M Hubby, ESQ.
Two Brick Houses and Lots on Euclld-st near Per-
Cottage No l2l Lako.st; Lot a1IOO feet.
House and Lot, No. z37 ScoVille- avenue.
2l5 Iest on Summit Sc, extending to the Lake, cor
Five acres on Wilson avenue with considerable i'm
House ana Lot, No. AZ KinsmAn-st. 4 large and
desirable lot and good house
Lot Michigan street, S4xI55 Ieet 0I 900 down and
the balance IN one, two and three years.
TWo-Story Frame nouss on Lake street, opposite
Frame HOUSE on st. OlAir street. hot 44xlsO feet
desirable house and lot in Hudson to exchange for
city property.
YARNS FOB SALE,
80 acres IN Brecksvie; IS acres improved balance
choice timber land as per acres Terms easy.
100 acres in Parma, good House and Barn; 20 acres
good timber, Tell watered and good building
stone.
52z acres in Orange good frame House. Is acres i'm
proved balance timber.
80 acres wood land In BrOWnhelm, LOraIn county, &
miies north Of Vermilliol River.
Asaw Mill in Bedford, with half an acre Of land, on
Tinker's Greek.
u acres on 81. Olslr-st. Small frame house.
l3 acres on Ktnsman-St., opposite the Cemetery.
10 scres (6 wood land balance improyed) on Euclid
Road, good springs Of water, fruit and good
situation for grapes.
OhOice and well selected lands IN lows Wisconsin
and Michigan, for sale or exchange.
20 acres in hsgbuTg, about miles from Clsveland.
Good house and barn and hns orchard. f5 00O
$50 acres 30 mics from TOleto, aud eight miles from
hauseon Station on Air Line Raiiroad 2Sl prai-
rie and balance timber land. New House, Barn,
and good fruit. go Rer acre: terms aasy. daels
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MORNING LEADER.
FRiDAY 7NoRNINe IAN. 5. Isel.


For Special and TELEGRAPH NsHs--See
firiBr Page. Yer Local and Commercial
NeNn--see EOurtb PaEe.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TBIEsEhAR Il 2 and J, are protested By Boy.
81 Letters Patent o. ENGLAND, sud Secured 6v III.
seals Of the Eoole de Pharmacle De Psrfs and ~
Imperial College Of Medicine, Visnna
No. One Is invaluable for Exhaustion, Ereru,ekcr
rhoss aud all Physical disabilities.
NO. Two completely ersdicates aIi traces OF these
diseases that have heretofore been treated By Sc
seous and pernictous use Of cOpaEia and eubebs.
hos Threo has entirely 5uppanted thein uriOus use
OF mercury thereby tnEuring 70 the sufferer speadv
relief disPerstns all impurities. and roofing ont tbf
IRIEeEAAR, hOs. j. and }, preparations 10 nj
% carried in the TAistcoat pO ket Sold in tin csee
And divided Into separate dcseE, as administered b,
1elpaus Lalleinand OuNI Riceld, 80. Price - eanh
0E cases ior 49, which saves s3 and in sg7 engrs
whereby there g saving OF s9. To be he'd whole
new YORK. $50
lmneeistel{ on receiving Z remittance Dr. Barrov
VIII Onward tho Tressmar to any pert Of fbo Jorsa
securely packed, and addressed aoe5rdips . fhS iS
structtong OF the writer. -
s-o-sold nv g v. CLARK. Agent cor nlav.Isad.
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Ohm G. JENNINGS
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATEB BUILDING.

Charter Oak Fire ms. Co. 0u,s,
North American Fire Ins. Co. hSL Gna" u
Merchants Fire Ins. Comply. "'nn'
City Fire Ins. Co., New Haven, Conn.
Hsmpden Fire Ins. Co., | sn-i,osd Mass
MassssOit " 0PElnsr q MASS
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, Ct.
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Ragan's Magnolia Balm.

Ehis Il the most delightful and eztrAordinnry III
sver discovered Il changes the sun-burnt FAC,
hands e = paariy satin texture o. raviahing bean
o. imparting the marble purity Of youth, 40 Ii,
DIsHeUE sIpearanoe % inviting in the city bella O
ahion. II removes tan, reckles, pimples and rouqb
nss1 from the skin, leaving the complexion frssk
transparent and smooth. II contains no material IN
t1riouI to The skin PEtronizsd By Aetresues IN,
Opara Singers. It tfs what every LADY should hnv.
oU5old ETsrJWhsrs.
DEhAB S. BARNES AGO.,
General AfeutI
=. lnlll-k4 12 BrnadWaT. EaE Vnrk
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CLEVELAND i ERIE R.R.


1854. WINTER ABRANGEMxET. Is6s4
On and alter Monday, November 18th, Iss5, Passsn-
ger Trains will run follows, (Sundays excepiesS.
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
O30O a. m.-DAY EXPRESS TRAlH-skoouin4 2 Al
Mtuoughbys PainesYille, Geneva. As6fak1i-
O9nneaut and elrara Only, and arrive 81 Eris at
3i15 z. .ms-CIEOIHHATI tx PBEss-S.oppinS : a.
Painesyills, Ashtebnla and Girard oniy. sad ~
% rye - Eris 90 p n, Dunkirk Sl5 p. N, But
3s55 r. m-,1MAIL, AND Accommodation
Stopping at all 5taticns and arrives Is Eris -
8iIO P, hI.-NIGHT EXPREss TRAIH-stoupiaz
At eGine5y1lles Aahthbula and Girsrd oulT. AID
. - y lie 3 Y 42 - NJ Dunkirk 2:4s .,
nsi Buualo 40 q m.
LEAVE ERIE
S:lO A. A--hlGHT Express TRAIN-stousing n
Girardi Ashtabula and PainesTills only, snd A.
riyea at Cleveland at 7.0O A. n
$40 A. M.--MAIL AND ACCOM- iiODATTON TRAIN
IEstoPpIng 81 All stations and ArriVss At OlsTs-
$50 A. M.-TOLEDO EXPRESS -StopptaR At All sta.
tons except SwanVille, SaybrooE TInio1viiIs
Perry, Ment0r and Wicklife, aud arrives az
OlsVe4and 81 l;40 ?. n.
3:t3 ?. h--DAN EXPRESS TRAIH-StoppfnV At f,i
rards Oonns-ut, Ashtabula, and PainesVflla
only and arffTes In Cleveland at 6i25 P X.
- Second Class Cars are run on all through
An the trains goinq westward oopneat Al Sv.v.l.,a
WIZ trains Tor Toledo, Chicago, Oolambus Oincin.
natl, ludtanApllst st. Louis, 60; and al through
trains going Eastward, connect ct Dunkirk with tho
tEalns oi the n 4. 4. Railroad, and at Buffalo with
those Of the New York Central and Buiislo New
YORK Clty Railroads Tor New York, Albany BoEfon
hisgara Falls, SCI and at Erie with trains on ~
Day Express, East and est, connects at Girard
With Trains on Erie aud Pittsbsrgh Railroad n
AdnesVill0, Meadvills. jamestown, e.
Olsyelsad, November .i6sh, iss5 9~S =
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CLEVELAND & TOLEDO B. R.
WIETER ARRANqEMFNT-

" and after honday, November 18th, lss1 Pas.su-
ger Trains viii lesEe Cleveland as follows sundsTl
excepted:
1850 A. m.-OHICAGO Xxx PRESS-Stops Al ger,a
draiJgus Oberiiht NCTEalk, Non roeville. Belle
nu9i ClJQei Fremont and EimorH, and arrfvsa Al
Ioleooa a. !3s0 P II; Detroit $50 P. -; and Chi-
cago AZ 1873 P. Il.
500 Il. Nv ESrERH EAiL-Stops at ali Uts-
tl0ta n 5Oatnefn DIVISION. and arrives at To-
- is1c az o'55 ?, NJ Chicago 6 ~ An
4i3O z. m.-hORfhhhn Il siAlag-Istons nt al So.
IiSns II Northern Diyisiou, and arrives Al 5ar-
dnsky at Ig r.
zero Y, M.-hlGHT EXPREss-stopaA 1t Grafton,
norNaik, monrosVife, Clyde aud Fremont, aud
arrives at Toledo D. Y. P n !: Dstroit 6O0 \ = I.
Rnd Chicago st 10 70 A NJ - ~
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-08
DR.. s. r All ARz,
H@bR u As Royal College Of FAFuioiGn,l
LoSdoa, BaqlaRdi GradsGss Of
Rsoor5is Ha-o;saI 6o,

btooFo's Hosptsdt FoF
FEMALE DISEASE
nnd constant attendant OF Paris, London, New
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last tsn yean
has opened his omca ct the
Johnson Rouse, Cleveland,
Vhors he Win be happy to meet all thoss who are q
= ACTED with Bubscute and chronic disease
His irsstmsnt is entirely di1sront from thu OF
plau, and e Mid, shioscious and elective. Hismsd
ieiiss sFs dmpiy vegetable extracts nd oils, thsl
haN nsvsr been ussd but b tEe othel physicians ;
Amrioa besides hiEseff. de has spea thu greats
pGrtof bis LIFE and thousands Of dollars in obtainir
lev secrets in bis profession BE tests the Urit
toE ali forms Of dlseAse. RO ohsrgsfor giving
hnnsIt HDd true statement Of their oaas.
SPERHATORHRA
10 H0UEe MEh.-He can prove 70 you n few mn
utas that he is the only phYEoiRn you sver trsAts
with that cures this disease For every patient wh
Win follow his directions, he will give One HundTs
Dollars ifhe fails IN curing this disease. No cbaT0
made for consultation. Those at distance who wish
% consult the Doctor may do 30 By sending q Bmui
vial Of urine BY mail, With name, sex and age and II
vii anaWer and degcrtbs their case and the possibly
Lty Of getting relief BY enoloE1nR return pOstaFi
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