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Three Desperate Measures OF the Rebels
The Consumption bill with its few ex-
emptions from universal levy has been in
substance understood before, though the
rebel papers have not, until lately, been
permitted to print it. Nobody is exempt
ed unless in the judgms at Of the rebel
leaders he can do better yerVice elsewhere
than in the field. All the men whom the
South eaa put into the field, or whom her
present masters can force into the ranks
Of their armies, will be there this Spring.
There is no doubt whatever that the COM
ing campaign, if disastrous to them, viii
be the last they can attempt to carry on in
considerable force.
The Tax bill puts five per cent. on sll
property in addition to the heavy taxes
previously imposed. On many descriptions
Of personal estate the tax is much heavier.
Gold, silver, and exchange, pay taxes on
their market value in Confederate paper
that is, every four or five dollars Of
specie is taxed IS 500. The income tax
is ten per cent; additional, like the rest !;
and all taxes are payable on or before
June 1st
The Currency bill is mobilization of
1cLAuA1n ger boneLn6. Treasury uOLeb df6
to be funded in twenty year four per cent
bonds within six weeks, or must be there
after surrendered for new issues, at the
rate Of three Of the old for two of the new.
The 500 notes, if not funded, will be
raxed 80 per cent, and ten per cent. a
month subsequently, AHnotes outstsnd-
ing at the end Of the year are taxed 100
per cent, which is a very neat method,
indeed, Of reputation, and shows how fer
Mr.. Jefferson Davis genius has developed
since the days when he sWindled the cred-
itors Of Mississippi. New six per cent.
bonds, at thirty years, are to be issued to
the amonnt Of $500, 100000, interest on
which is secured by pledge Of the custom
receipts "a security which, considering
the present condition of the blockade, will
scarcely be very tempting to capitalists
Yet this is the financial basis on which
the leaders Of the rebel Confederacy would
persuade their subjects that they mean to
carry on war for Independence till the
resources Of the United States are exhaus-
ted. Who does not see the inevitable and
near result? ~ IL
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FARMS AND OUT LOTs

Independehcs-Fa, m CT $50 acres with good BuI,d.
lngs. orchard, 90. 90 pr are
On Plank hoad-l0 milts from CITY: Farm oF 1No
acrss, sandy soil and Rivsr bottom, good Build
ing8, orchard, &C,
NeWburgh-blYe acres, with larrs OottsOa Hopsa
Barn and great variety OF Fruit e5ilSl
On La6e sh5re, east Of City and near Wilson Ave.
nue.. 20 aces land. $500 per acre
East Olsveiand-Sl acres on st. Clsir Road EvcsI-
lent land for fruit or Garde log sI75 h ncra
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1874. WIETER ARRAHGHRIEHF.I Isssa.
On and after Honday, November 18TH, lsss. Pu,....
ger Trein9 viii run as follows SUNDAYS excs1feIs
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
Dt5O a. m.--DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-gtoulsnv.
EnLiongnoy, PalnesTills, Geneva, As6fab1la,
yonneaut Ald ttlrard cnIY, and arrlVs At Trir NJ
El8 p. M, Dunkirk 3:45 D. m BuifaIo s-s5 = =,
3sl5 4. P.ms-ClNO1HNATIE Xxx RES8-Stor5
Painesville, Ashtsbula and GirArd only, sa1 ar
~ "a , - ?. NJ Ounkirk silT ,. m-s Buf-
3I55 2. hi.'1MAIL AEB AOOOMMoDaT7OE-
Stopping 1t all EEations and arrives Gf fris a
Ole p, M.-EIGHT ExPREss TRAIH-as,..f,.
ct PaineIYile, AIhtabula md 0lraTd o7,lSSt- t--5
arrives g Erte at l2.l2 q m, DunkiFf 70 a
m.s bunaio 40 .. m.
LEAVI HRIR
ElO A. u--HI9HT EXPRESB TRAIH-gtouulngr
9lrArdi Ashtabula and PainesTills only Snd' ~
HFeg e Cleveland At 100 A n
- A H,--MAIb AND AOOOMHODATTOHTR TRAIu
stopping ct Ell stations and srriTeS q fieTS-
land At lo.15 4. n. = '
$50 A. N.-TOLEDO EXEEEsS-stoppsn0a 2 AZ SIl,ts-
tons except sWanyille, SaybrOok UnionViJIs,
a1SS.,d @s9s =. 9.s ano Hiokline, and arrives Of
2;t5 ?. H.-DAY EXPREss TRAIH-etop.iuaa AZ a.
EArd, Oonnssut, Ashtabula, and PsinsaVilio
onlJs and ArEives In Cleveland at SIS p ~ =
Second OlAH Cars are run on all throueh
All the trains going westward oouasst At Oavs,ana
Win Trains Tor Toledo, Chicago, OOiHmbua OInoin-
natl, lnelanaplis, 81 Louis, &C.; and an through
trains Of the N. T. 4 r. Railroad aud A BrIaio if6
tno5e o. the New York Central md BunaIo 4 Ns1
@ @5qrk Slfy hslroacs for New York, Albany, BoSto1
alegaFa ais &C., and ct Erie With trsinr on ~
Philadelphia and Eris Railroad
DAY EIpress, East and West, Oonnects Al airnrf
ILn 1Flhl on Eris and Pittsburgh Railroad -
OleEelsnd, November sl6th, 1851.
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Ths Chief Attributes Of Manhood an

koquantly Iolt o. suspended By mal-Brsotioes and
Oioul habitI that Wiz inevitably lead 70 hersditaH
SfuorSs unIesI checked IN time Bead the truths niI
aoun IN the trsatiss ''HUMAH ERAILTT, or PHHI
nozoaIoEG RE1EAnoEEs." Is is elAborHtsly HImtrB
~ with oolored sagraVinEI and WIN convince tn
reo-t hardened and uaconssrnsd us veil - rsllsV'
~ minds Of the most deSPondlnE, by leading thar
n thsrirht channel for relief o. bodily and nsnta.
agoay and despair.
D7sold b Dr. BAnROE, - BISseksr-st., n. !.
FFioa g cants Sent ree everywhere. Sss advertise
Rsnt Of q Tris5amRr" in smother column.
SOD alna NJ g. ". CLARK Druggist, ulsvslalSl
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~ q EBIEHD N EUED-TET II, =
d. BWoet'I 'IIKTALIlIBLE LIHLh hEHThIrolaN
hon the re1ips Of Dr. ssyhsu BWsst, of OonnscticI
As ge4t bone BetteT and has been used IN his Iraai
Ios for the lEgt twenty yoa1 With the most astoni
n Success. AZ an external remedy It II without
hyas and viii alleviate pain more speedily than n
ethee PREPARATION For ali Rheumatio and kerVo
eorels Wounds, BpratnG, Bruises, &o, its Bo0thi'
hoanG and powerful atreng gthening propenBities,
Ute the iuH9 wonder and aafonishment Of all who hEN
Oyof gwen Is trial. Over four hundred osrti1olte
81 r0mArEsblo Urel perfoFmed By it within ths 1at
AnnntI for CleyeianH deoInaitaoVld dEET.Brf
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THE ALL SUFFIOIENTTHREE

dE ALL bUFBIUIENI THkEE
III -TRIE5EMARI l, and 3 arp Protected ~ -.
81 Letters Patent Of England, and secured 81 n.
Seals q En9 nools DO Pharmacie dc Psrts and "a.
lmparlal College Of Medicine Vienna
rhoea and all physical disahilitiea
No. Two completely eradicatsg All traoa- Of tbo,.
oseases thet have heretofore beon treated bV fha
Benus 9nd pernioiouB use Of oopaVia and oubebg
Noe 1nfse mas entirely Implanted the mi uFious r
o. mercury thereby tnBuriRg to the sufferer EpssFS
relief disper8ins all impurities and roofing ont fhs
TRIEsEhAR Nos. l, and J. are preparatfons n, tFs
form Of Lozenses, devoid Of taste and SMELL and can
De carried In the Enstcoat pocket Sold IN FIN es9s
ana oFlQeQ INTO separate doses, as ndministernd ~
Velpau hallemand RouH, Riceld -, PT5oo A. s.cS.
o. cases lor g, which saves -; and IN al caseS
sneLeoy Lnefe y saying Of g. To be had whols.
Kew York. - ~ N'''0-oI-oA.i
1mne4lafsly o. rscslvins remittauos Dr. BeYrov
,esaEsg paeked, and addressed Gocordi1T % ne a.
e5s-soId b 9. v. CLARK. Agent 'or rv,,.,.ra
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OL.OsIHG or MAILS.

OLO11G1 VI HALLS
E4SIHRE rshOUGH, ioE Eris, Buffalo. Bo5ton6 hes
", Astabula and Oonneaut, closes 81 $50 A. n.
EABTERH THROUGH, for Eew York only, closos q
EIprERE THROUGH, for Erie, RuffAlo, Albany, ,BOs-
ton, New York and Hartford, closes ct $40 z. u.
EASTERN WAY, for all points between OleVelano an
WlsTSEE THRoUeH. for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago
and Milwaukee, closes At 10 p. M ueaEsH Tib
next mornilg) - E.
WRsTHRE THRoUaK, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
pubuqusp St toseph and Cairo closes a. 6;y r h
and Toledo, closes at p. M
sLEDUsEE Way, for sandusky and all intermediAss
oIsoIS n sT. for ali points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati closes At 10 p NJ, (eaTss at 7;oe
OTsoTEHAfI fHRoUaH, for Columbus, Dayton, New.
next morntnS.l
OItuENETI fHRoUen, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, ST. Louis, Indianapolis Evansville end
Wheeling, closes at $40 p. N.
PIfTsBUkGu THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wa1h-
ington, closes at l240 P. u.
Wslsville and Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washington. closes at go A. ID.
MAHOH1Ea WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and youngstown, closes 1t 10 p. M. (eaVes ct 500
MnDIEA WAY, closes at 8 A. M.
BOOKPozT, 6e-. CLOSES ont lssdsyH, Thursdays ana
BBEoEsv1III, BATE. &C., closes Tuesdays and Sat.
Erdays, ct A. III
=SHAROE CEBTEB, Granger, North ROyalton Se.s
closes Tuesdays and Saturdays at 7 A. m.
WARRxNsFILLE, closes daily, I0.30 A. n.
HklfOLHVHLAADA and Euolid, closes daily at ?. II.
1rMsil and Drop L,sttsrs are required, By law to
n-AG Oity Circulars are required tc be prepaid
with two-csnt stamp
~ Omce open from 7:10 A. N. TO 7;t0 p. n. On
Sunday IRON A, N 70 le:so A, n. -,
IL. ~ n. NJ.
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LUxUR1AET BEAUTY,

promotes its growth, prevents tg falling OF, ersdi
oatss dnadrun, and imparts health and pleasantne3
% the head II has stood tho test Of time, being thu
original Hair Ooloringi and Il constantly inoreasint
IN fEvur. Used By both gentleman and ladies.
B-Lf e sold BY all respectable dealers, can Be
procured by them Of the Commercial Agents, d. s
BARHEs 90, 72 Broadway, New York. TVoai
-, g cents and q go. iulylO-RHeoW
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RAnRnARR-
OLEVELAND, OOLUMBUR q
~ CINCINNATI RAILkOAD.



lsss-4. WHITE ARRANaIERsT. Isi-I.
o. and sfssr Monday, November lsth. P...ssv.-
1fatnl VIII leave OlsFslend, - f0ll0EI, l5undaFBs
Ist TraIa-S,4OA A. gl.-OFEOIEHATI HxFRrss
ssnssl,ey, SIestliEe. Gallon, Gilsad, CaediaEtoRs
- erriying g Orostlins at 1870 q n Colul.
:. - 3, , n Dayton 4l1 , H., Ol1cilnatiss8
=, S - n Iort REyns s;ls ,. m.s 9hl-
ID Rraln-3;lO p M.,@kouljorMMo TfoH. :.
ss9gs S :. All stS15to9s, nd arrives IN oOlnnbU
"A +4IiSlIf 3 n B "a p1SonSf q Mmsi;S aiS ~ =
Ping e Bsrsay GE4littcn, EsllinSton, Nav Lol-
so5 eS5, AZ 95eibDS S[SsiS SS1oa Ssd oasg
Cincinnati 200 = m; lndilnaDoiis I:.o a n. g.
Louis 95 p m, Cairo 500 Q. m, II WayESi.Ni
.. m, and Ohicago via OrsStlins 1910 4 n.
Trims Leave Columbia g 10 and IO-9 n, gH.
CORRECTIONS.
sAslbT-e.nd1skyj Aaasnsld Newark RaIlroad. M
nAnS1elds Nj Vernon, Newark, kansIs
Piissbsrsh. Eors lFagps : OAluasO Rsg-
road Forest, UppeF eandusky, BslphoE, ~.
~. a3d HaStfoT Gani6sid. WOoStsI, isS,
eEaisol and BellelOntins RAIIroad Line for Mn<soa
ssasSI;A Ssellsdo5 Is;si5s, Sidney, Ugon, Alaees n
vile, Eo1isTilis, CAIRO, B. Ioois. q
aERre-Eith sDEingnsld branch for spzingasId.
Oolumbug-Littie Miami q Oolumbus. snd TesIS
Eallro9d, for 1enias Dayton, tndiana5olis.
1orre Ha1te, st. LoufI, Morrow I-s--ai-S7,
and Oineinnatiy and With the Ohio q ~,
ll1ipDt Ratlroadg -OincinnafifoF Iouil7fii-l
on the Ohio river. = = : -
oi1mbus-CentraIO Ohio Railroad for NsEarK Ksnss.
VILE Wheeling, -; Columbus, Piqla .
Indiana Railroad for PiQua, Urhans -
~ Tor Tickets 70 AL points and inf0rmstion =.
e4 e ne Passenser stations and ct Union Ilckst
RlHI9F
OleVeia1ds Nov. B l8al- SureFinfa1daaf. ,
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
sbs-Ilada1

QUA 0KERK-I earnestly caution all
yuunssmsn sunsrins from EsryOw Debusty, &e.,
hgzlnst ondangsring their health By patronizing
any Of the advertising quAoks. You can fully reoov-
er b. the methods used by the Advertiser, and By
hundreds Of oshsrs, AND IN NO oTHEa WAY.
Rsad Letter which Will send you i you VIII send
ne post -paid envelope bearing your address. Di.
not ta,- - EDWARD b. TRAVER,
tanSl.Rz4EvT - Iock Box Boston Mass
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HRTKsTRHHE's
WnIITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
It il hot q Dye,

ufFestores gay hair 70 it's original color BY sul
plyinr the capillary tubes With natural snstenRncS
impaired by age or disease. AnIEsTANTAEEOUs DY1
composed Of lunar csusc destroying the vitality
and beauty Of the hair, and afford OF themselves
dressing. Heimstrests Inimitabe OoloFing not only
restores hair to i natural color BY an easy proces
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MORNING HEADER.
TUFspAY mORNING mABCH L. LsS4.

For Special and Telegraph NeWs--Sse
First PnRe. Fer LEGAL and Commercial
NsVVB--SOS Rourth Pare
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RRAYToN 4 sTOOKWELL
! REAL ESTATE AGENYa.
HOUSES AND LOTs FOR SALE
% 20. AtEatsr Building. Entranes throurh
the Insurance Once orb. J. Brayton,


HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.
HOuss and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-st, To,
l3l1d0. very desirable location. Terms easy
son-Sts. Lot 81 feet 'front.' runnin1 10 tbs IsIs
Can be had at a bargain. ~ S
-Four Brick Houses H9s. 90 81 Hand 56 Euclid-st-
Lots 25xl3o; very desirable location viii be sold
separatSlo, or altegetber. Terms easy.
House and Lot No. 10 Garden ST.. Lot 25xl25 s7OO
frame mouse on university Heights. Lot 66X3O
very de'ira5le residence. Price 1900. Terms
Brick aouse No. Is6st Clair-st. Lots7xlsa. seooo
House and Lqt ~. IS sibIey.st Grapes, Peaches
and small Fruits. Price Sl6JO
Brick House No. 2O9 Kinsman-st Lot 11svaoo r.,
be had at a bargain. Ai'1>-O'' ~
Lot q on g1iySSTsty gddS geight5 6lsa feet on Newton
st.' soulh q and near Cleveland Inststute
Frame house No 4z Nood-St. Lot 43xiOO; gas and
Frame Cottage on Superior-St Lot B2r9oO A varv
I desirable iecatiOn. - Wy
Brick Dwellings,, Nos. lo4 snd los EuOlid str,s.
dS05-.b1n IbI1nning through to Huron street. Vsry
House and Lot, corner Parkman and Brovnsr-st,
9opiea SSIp So also a. shoe shop Lot 25xIOO feet
Building, Machinery, 40, for the manufAoturs Of
S1d n ,in.si, OOaross H &C, corner Of Wear Bivsr
10 feet on Euclid-st; Terms easy.
House and Lot, No. leo Ohio-St n qOa
Two Briok Houses and Lots on Euolid-St mar Par.
g1ottsss, 10 l24 Laks;st. Lot 2s1lOO feet.
House and Lot, No. ~ ScoTille-A Avenue
30 Ieet On sum ST. extending TO the Lake, cor
proVements. - iNA-
fS saAREs dA1 GlsyeOnd. PainesvIo AA.htabua Rail-
FARMS FOB SALE
zO aeres IN BEeoksville IS acres improved balance
=, onolos TIMBER land e3 Per acres. Terms easY
q Acres IN Bedford Good House and Barn. water
and Fruit. Price s2 500 7' '
100 Acrss in NeTburRh HOusa and Ram t,zo O,.b
ards and Is acres Wood Land wv WV
oz1 acres IN orange good frame Houss 25 anras I'm
proved balance TIM bar -
" " acres on St: Clair-St. small frame house
- y ecrea on hinsnan-St., opposite the Cemetery
iO 70 WOOD land, balance imprOved) on Euclid
FSesd. good springs Of WAtsrg fruit, and GOOD
Choice and we'll selected landa IN L., XUt..o,.f
"a Anu Mlcnlgani for sale or exchange.
" aSLes ~ EeWDurgi about miles from Cleveland
- 1OOo mouse and barn and hne orchard IS ON
SGgs ST. Clair Read, two miles from the Public
Is Acres on the Newburgn Road. House and Barn.
Fruit, Water, Ac. -'''''
's acres East Cleveland, under high state OF cul-
nHatlon! good house and barn TX miles from
Clty limits Terms easy. febs
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CLEVELAND & TOLEDO B, R.
!. wINTER ARRAEGEMTE1.


ls65-4 WINTER ARRAHGEMNNt. issR-A
On and after Monday, November 18Th I8Ss P.r,.,.
ger Irnin1 will Leave Cleveland e. follow isandsTI
excepssd): VSA---t1
diOO a. ms-OHIOAGO EXPRESS-5tonE Al Raraa
6ratonI Oberlin, Aorwalk, MonFoeFfIls RSiiss
Eues Ciydes Fremont and r1rnora. and aFrr5Vs-st
Ioledo A. i2:SO P. n; Detroit $50 p n; and on.
9sO0 p m.-MESfEBN MAIL-Siopg AZ an -.
nous On southern Division, and arrives a. 70
- iedo At $50 ?. NJ Chicago 500 A. r.
421D ts ll.-hORfHEEH HAIIg-3funr AZ Al ~.
none On horthsrn DiVislon, and arrives a en-.
5e9O p. m.-NIGHT EXFRESs-stousntG Grsstou.
no.Ealki Monroeyile, Clyde, and fremont, and
arrives az Toledo ~ u: ?. H.; Detroit 500 A. ~:
ana OhicAEo A. 1870 A. N.
OOHHEOTIOHS
Connections are made at MourosviIle vvfth IN. -,
4onzyt nAnsneld Newark r. R., af CiVde v-ifil fila
bandnskYs Dayton 3 Cincinnati IN II A. FrsTn11f
Win fremont B Indiana b. E., and N Toia55 1-lfN
the mtehtgan southern Northern Indiana S1,S -
Iodo Wabash Railroads for OhicaRo, Detrotf J,of
on, aoft Waynes Logansport, LafsYetts, Csiro All
Southwest. - -
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Tolsdo and n.
Ie3t A. s.so A. n-s-Z-43 P. n, and 8.55 P r. Fraru
sAndusky At s.25 A. y. n D. RTICK rR s,,,5,
OleVeiand, November Is, 1883
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DR, aXRaoR

FBogHSso1 or ELH0f1oPATHI AND MEDIuIM,
Ofhce-Ilg Seneca Street. few doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel.
Once hsurs frem 9 to Il and from 2to O'Clock
daily SUNDAYS excepted.)
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6UoAR-OoATED, PURELY VHaETABIR
The Oldest, Cheapest, and most Reliable FAmiD
zedicine in use. More used than any other Kind,
Pr1os g oents-u PilIs4h box. See OireulArI.
sold byHtrong Armstrong, Benton Brother
md rstlil 1T Isl OntArio-St., UleVotand by
g. g. NORRIS, Gsn'I Agsnt,
Tor Ohio, hiehiGan and indiana
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With DIV ar and q EeaBOEaDie temperature
indicates a continuance Of very hne weather.
A FALLING BAROMETER.
A 50 rapid - fall indicates stormy weather.
A rapid =" fall with westerly wind indicates
stormy weather from northward.
A fall" with northerly wind indicates storm
with rain and hail in summer snd snow IN win
ter.
A"fall win decreased moisture in the air and
the heat increasing indicates wind and rain from
southWsrd.
A @faii' after very calm and warm weather
indicates rain, with sqnslly weather.
1t is proposed to use the steamship Great
Eastern in laying the Atlantic cable,
which will weigh six thousand tons.
The punishment Of deaf is about to be
abolished in Portugal, EXCEPT for military
crimes committed during War with for
eigu power.
DR.. Foley, of Paris, proposes to cure
asthma, Group and other diseases of the
respiratory organs, by subm itting patients
to pressure of two stmospheres and a
half in chamber and subjected IS the pres
sure Of forcing pump. He contends also
that weakness may be overcome in the
same way, as compressed air srteTislizes
the blood and increases the vital power.
A railway is proposed to be laid through
the Thames Tunnel.
The Rev. Mr.. Spurgeon recently COM
forted bis hearers in the following man
ner: Lately q great deal of infdelity
had broken out in the church, and hs thank
ed God for it. II seemed as though God
had let the devil loose among them TO stir
them up to renewed exertion. He trusted
that God would deliver them from q sleep
ing devil, for roaring devil was a bless
ing rather than than the reverse"
The exports Of the finished manufac.
lures Of England were in 1910 Of the value
Of but one hundred and eighty millions Of
dollars. In 1863 they were four hundred
and ten millions.
The total area Of Schleswie Holstein
and Lsndenburgh, the Duchies now in dis
pute, is not quite equal to 1900 English
miles. Holstein covers 5000, SchlesWig
400 and Lsndenburgh 420. The first
has q population Of 544, ,419, the second
400, 907 and the third so, All. Holstein has
seven fine towns, Of which Altoona is the
chief, with 45, ,524 inhsbitsnts. Kiel is the
capital, however, with ], ,541, and takes the
lead in social rank, owing to its famous
University and fine port.
a recent traveller in South America
speaking Of the noise Of insects in its
woods, says that Of Oh grsssheppers is like
stesm-WhisLle and the hum Of the in.
scots generally like "machine at full
work sharpening razOrS."
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P0ST.0FFIcE TlME.TABEE.
1854. winter Arrangement 1884.
TF FOB TIE
Arrival and Closing Of Mails
CLEVELAND POST OFFIOR,

DrlIaIl5 vi4 Be opsnea and ready for delivery one
hour After arriVAi Of tT6ins. -. .--- -.
trains.
: ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 100 A. NJ. and lao and
SIS p n. no. ~. lrsl
Eastern Way arrives at lO:l5 A. NJ. d.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at e2 A. H.
do Way arrives t8;40 p NJ
Sandushy Way arrives at 9:25 A. IA, .-.-. o.. .
Mehoning Way arrives at $50 P. M.
Cincinnati Through arrives st $50 A. Ms ESQ p H.
do Way arrives at SOC P. N.
Western Through arrives at gS5 NJ, and $50 +. H.
do Way arrives at 2:45 p. NJ
Medina Way arrives at 400 P. III.
ROckport &C. arrives Tuesdays, ThurSdAgs and 54s-
ufdays at II d.. G
Breckgyle, Bath, 80, arrives Mondays and TridAJu
At5P. II. .-n 20
sharon Center Granger North Royalton, 80. arrives
Mondays and Fridays at P. n.
WarrensTille arrives daily ct l0sl6 A. d.
EsIt Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A. y.
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DR.. ca HAN,
1@b@ Of tls Royal 0OIIsgs Of FATSioiaasI
EOAdoA, AEglaAdi eradsats Of
Rieond's HoIPisaI for

kfeoFdf Holpttaf FOR
FEMALE DIS EASE
ana constant attendant Of Paris, London, Hev
Iaans and Montreal Hospitals ioEths lAlt tan ysan
bas cpsnsd his Ouice st the
johnson House, Cleveland,
Whsre be VIII DO hAppy to meet eli those who are ~
GIotsd with subsouts and chronic diseases.
His treatment Is entirely different from the OH
RlAn, and Il mid, s1icaoiouf and sfseiiTs. Hhmsd
Selnsa ere Eimply vegetable sTtrsots nd oils thsy
have nsVsF been used but By two Othsr physicians \
America besides himself. 6e has speR the creates
psrtof his ie aud thsuzsnds Of dolla-s In obtanir
few WbeeretI IN his profession He tssts the Ufir
loFsll forms Of diseass. BoehHrgofoF giving
hcnsss aad true Etatensnt Of their oass,
$780, EPERMATORHGA
70 HcrHa MEN.-He can prove 70 ron In few mIys
uteg that be q the oly physician you ever treaf1{
With that cures this d55ass. For every PATIENT NJ
vii fon0W Aif GiFocti0ns, he VIII give One Hundre
BoIlaTH q b. ig Il curing this disease No oharTi
Rots lor onlguitston. Those ct distance who WisS
tocalHnlt TIE DoetoE may do % by sending a En0i
vial ol NINA b ue1s with name, and Age and BE-
W a1Wsf and oascsibe their casa, and tbs possibiI
hY q gas1na relisii by enclosing return pOstari
Slams. nNrs:tsT
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FOUR DAILY TRAINS
From Pittsburgh to Philadelphia,
with close connections nom Western Citiss.) an
connecting direct to New York, -" :
Through Philadelphia.
And Close Connections at Harrisburzh fcr
BALTIMORE & WASHINGTON,
ALSO,
From Pittsburgh to New York,
One Train runs daily (4sg mIles,) via Ausntovn.
without change Of Cars, arriving
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER ROUTES.
Nine Daily Trains From
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
~ Tickets for Sale to Boston By Boat or Ran. and
Boat Tickets good on any Of the kound Lines.
Fare TO al Points as Loo as By any other RoMts
SLEEPING OARS on Night Trains 70 PhIlsdsl
phias New York and Baltimore.
Baggage Checked Through and Transssrrod Free.
TRAhSPO ORTATIt N.-Merchandiss, Produce aud
Live STOCK carried with despatch, at Lowest RatsS
CHAs. THOMSON, Local Agent, CleyeIand.-
WH. h. H0LHEs, EHGOH LEWIS,
zen faas Agent, Gen'l SuP't
chicago, Ill Uanu1 Altoona PA
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r LITTLE, DEALER IN RIAL
LIE ESTATE Railroad and other Stocks Has on
hand large lot OF Farms aud FaFntuF LandG In
this STATE, Iowa Wisconsin and illinois,
Omeo over No. 80, south side Of Pub, 5auars.