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A BroadsIds from the "IronsIdes.v -

n Bfoaoklde from the "lFOnBtdeg.O
A correspondent Of the London Times,
writing from Riehmend under dste Of Dec.
2lst thus discOurses of naval armament:
HAgain feel tempted to raise warn
ing voice about the disparity Of the arma-
ment on board of the English and Ameri.
can vessels. It is impossible for those who
have been many months absent from Eng
land to be we'll informed as to the actual
state Of public opinion at the present mo-
ment upon this vital subject. But, judg-
ing from the officers Of her msjesty's navy
who have at rare intervals brought vessels
Of war into Confederate ports, 1t appears
still to be held, that the 68-pounder, or 8.
inch smooth-bore, is England's best Heap-
en- Of offense against iron-clsd Tessels-
The experience gained at Charleston en-
ables me eonfdentisly 10 affirm that as
well might you pelt one Of the Yankee
monitors or the Ironsides with peas as to
expect them to be in any way damaged by
s-ineh shot. Another dissgreeAble ques-
ton forces itself upon sn Englishmsn's
attention when he is eognizlnt Of the ter
rible brosdsides thrown by the sight H.
inch guns Of the Ironsides-ene Of the
most formidable brosdsides, in the opinion
Of the defenders Of Charleston, which has
ever been thrown by any vessel upon
earth. Have we any ship In existanoe
which could successful resist such broad
side, and respond to it with anything like
commensurate weight and vigor should
be faithless to my duty if did not men
tion that it is the universal opinion Of sll
the English officers serving in the Confed.
crate army, with whom have conversed,
thst England is behind America in the
weight and power Of the guns sent by both
nations to sea. It is still matter Of the
greatest surprise to those who are cogni-
IsDt Of the endless experiments in guns
and projectiles which are every day made
BY the Federal and Confederate States,
that England has not thought it worth her
to attach to the armies Of both nations such
q commissioner as Mcclellan had in the
Criinesn war, with Q view to their gaining
scientific information With regard to ord
nance and proieotiles as at this moment
csn be gained nowhere else on earth. II
Is my conviction that from both sections
such commissioners would receive nothing
but courteous and unreserved information
upon all that is important for them to
know. Iii scarcely creditable to cur
Government thst they should be blind to
the opportunities for gaining information
which this gigantic conflict affords, or that
from old world pride they should refuse to
avail themselves Of the experiences to be
derived from q continent henceforth and
evermore to play no secondary part In the
drama Of the world"
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A French Opinion Of Con. Grant.


The Paris press in an article upon the
American war, in which it arrived at the
conclusion that the South was nearly
ready to absndon the struggle, thus speaks
Of Gen. Grant; "Grsnt is the American
Massens, the beloved child Of victory /;
who has never met with reverse, but
who is as yigilsnt and indefat1gable as
il be hsd one to fear. Alone he IS able to
resist the three armies Of the cOnfedera-
ton"
This compliment to the Lieutenant-Ge Cen
eral is well deserved. Europe is generally
coming round to true appreciation Of the
situation in this country; and in q few
years will do US full and ample Justice.
Already some Of the papers are pronoune-
ing our army as the best in the world;
and this fact viii soOn be universally &C.
knoWledged.
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RAILROADS.


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o. aad aftsr MondsT. Fcysubsr isth. P,-,,.,-
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a2SlsZZ, a7asSlsZ, qbrs,.ias esi9a eilsla. ssdl1g9s.
bus 1s9 Pm, Dayton 80 ,. =. ola.isISfiS. ~
NJ p, - ~ pc les45 =. IA ladan1pols Is >
40 Va rsStsi ~, ~, ~ y aJns 4iis y .s ohl-
ID FrSia-9si0 P. M.@8d10tzlloDarIsH- Z q
etops at ali stations, aEd arrsVs- n coi--,i--
At SO 2. n, Cincinnati 80 a a.
% Eratn-zs1O p. ms-H1GHTE TEXPREsB-esu,
don, Shelby, orsstins, esiion. fissa. s,is... ~
Eon and lalaEarei arriving nf orc5tlins a. l1.io
"a, Ooiqneus Leo a n., lsytoa a,ts a -.
Loan - ,; m.i Oatro 800 n, - Haynsl:10
arrive 81 tCisVelAndsaoa. n. Gse aqdS;oo6 \,
CONNECTIONS
hsIDg-HanduIky, Mansisld Hsvsrk sn,,ro,a. ~
4IHIInl9sld, -IIIo Ae Nsenons AsEaEks KlE8s
CEs1iliAs-Pif,sbSo;r Fort Wryus 4 Ohio,.s R.u.
roads lortlt, Upper saldusky, DslDho1, a
..Ia,. ~. s3d EsssfoT s15SSsid. F0oSssTs Eiss:
EAi,aa Gad Bsllesontns HHIlrOad Elns, sor MsEIOa,
disnSpoiS. TsrTs T,'nHsy, ns;,. oSsos ncaS Il
vile, louisTills, Cairo, 81. LoaiS- ~,
gclaN NlZ0-Eith sprlngneld branch for spff1Fdld.
lo4ampEs-hittle Miami Columbus, and TSnfs
kailroads for 1enia. Dayton, tndiSn-is isii--
terra Haltes st. Louil, MorrOI, LoTSi1,1f
and O1ncinnafty and With ths ono 4 Nf1,
Huppi katlroedC aDIncinnafif for EouI Il7Ifl-l
EgalsE1llei Cairo 81. Louis, ard ~ poil1s
on the Ohio river. = = -
OolRnbus-Csntraio Ohio Railroad for NsWark, Eaua,-
yllls. Wheeling, &e.i Columbus, Fiqla !
~ EoF Tickst1 % an poinsI snd fniorIaSki - a.
~ as ne sEasssnesr Station, and Et Union Tiokss
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Dr.. ViehOig' Female Monthly pills,

the only genuine Female Pills IN the United States
NOTICE TO LADIEs.-No article Of medicine intended
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N. b. Married ladies who have reason to believe
themselves In the family way, should not use them,
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Prtce-el per box. Perlons sending for Pills will
onelose one dollar and two postage stamps.
several persons knowing the efficacy Of these Pills,
nave advertised as being agents for Dr. Tichos' Pills
and selling worthless pill.
n. b. The genuine VichUls' Female italian Pills
cannot be found ct any other place in the Unite1
Ohio, - NA0'S
DR.. Hunter has IN his possession numerous oertin-
Gates and tea= monials which relieved and happy pa
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him 70 exhibit to those desirous of his services.
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REAL ESTATE.
T Ohm e. JENNINGs,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDINa.
III PROPERTY ZOE sALE-


EucldSt-Four tirst class ,dern built Brick Hon
Bss' known as ths campbell Block, next west of
the High Ech4oi Building, with bath rooms
hot aud oldWater, &C, VIM be sold separate,
Kinsman-st., No Ios-A large Brick Bouse. with a
large lot Of Fruit Trees, shr0bbery, Barn and
every convenience 96 5G0
81. Olalr-ct west OF Erie-baTPe new Rrfck Housa
with modera imp ovtmsnts. Lot veil frnpfov..
- ed WltR SniubbsTy, Flove.s, &c e7Olo
Uhedhire-st-fWo story GoIhi Cottage HouseE with
marble mantles, gas, &C. Also, large lot a45fO
Huntington-St-Two HoGs-s two stories, with elsy-
en- rooms, Barn. 30. Lot 55xI5O feet
ktnsman St--Ucttage HouEe. Earn, and half AGRA of
land, near Ernest. A' VI
ProspectSt-, near Sher.f-St-Large two story R,iok
House, with wafer aud Gas $3.50
Prcspect-Sts near Erie St LaIgs two story Rrfclr
House. with marble mantlSs, water rss han
roomi furnace, &C S7U0O ~
ScoVtlle AYenue-Two story Brick House. Barn and
- Lot 4Sxl59 feet S3OO.
HtIl St-IWo story HOnEe and lot 5Oxl6s feat a5soo
hlcSs-St-Houso and Lot, 40xls5 feet. s7O0
Oedar-Stt nes- Perry-St-. two stony House and Iot
- with BsTns Fruit, &C. el6O0 -0'
haln4t-St.I near krie-St., good two story Brfsk
HOUSE and Lot. 1890.
Price $780, wv 1'Ohi0''
0lintPn,st;; oerner Of Duane-st, Brick House aud
Good Bnslness Properly on Superior 81 Pablie
Square, and Ontsrlo-st. Some frss rste Rsrs
gains on all Of these Streets
% vacant Lots-A good Investment Part IN Obto
Oanal and hiVer and near 70 business
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NORRIsI

A MAN OF A THOUsANDI
A 00NsUAPTTvz 0URKD,
Dr.. u. JAMES, . Retired PhyEioian NJ grs.t
emtnencs, discoyorSd, while in the EaIt Indies. 4
certain cure sor Consumption, Asthma, BreOchffis,
COuShs, Colds and General Debility The remedv
va discovered by him when his only child dauFh-
ter Was gVon up to die. His child was cured and a
now alive and we'll Desirous OF benehttinR hig fsl
low moTSss, he Will send 70 thOss who Wish Il the
recipe containing full directions for making And guo
oeesiuLy u5lHg tns remeay nee, on receipt OF their
not single Gaze 81 Consumption that it does not R
once take hold Of sR4 dissipate. Night swsats, pee
Vishness, irritation Of the nerves, failure Of memory
difficult exPectoraton, Gaarp pains In the lungs, sore
thSSs, olly sensations, nsusea at the stomach, IN
no1ioC q the bowels, wasting away Of the musclaS
- The writer VIII please stats fhs name Of the %!
Per theY see aais sdvertiment in. Address,
i slt , ORADDOOK b co., .
iyIs-lsa 105 North zd-st, Phiiadslphia. p. I
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HaFan,a AEagnolia BALM.

ms d the most delightful and sEtrAOrdinAEy n
ever discovered. It changes ths sun-burnt iAoi
hands 10 peariy Batin texture Of rGvishlng beau
QsimIarting the marble purity Of youth, AID fhi
ESfTSeUH anpssnes 90 inviting in the city belle d
ahon- It removes tan, frecklos, Pimples and rough
nss from the skins leaving tbs complexion fresh
transparent and smooth. II contains mAteriai In,
furious to the skin. PRtroni1ed by Actresses anf
Opsra Singers. It q what sFery lady should hare.
e0-s0ld BFsryShero.
DEMAB & BARNES 4 90,
General Agents,
fuiyl-HzS N Broadway, Nov York.
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ePReIRl M1TIEEs


D77llae t1Ial q 8umaIoEt % oonVinee
the sss scrupulous Of the Invaluable md nnfaiing
sRoacy Of Madame Zadoe PortSr's Cura.ive Balsam
for ths cure cf Colds, Coughs HOarsones, shortne1s
Of Rrsslhire Eathms, DifaoulsJ q BreathiHg, Hss-
kines.. Eickling IN The Throat, Tightness Of the
Cla-t, ald Consumption.
HBMadaEs Forter'S Curative Balssn can Be oh
ssinsd e Benton Bros, and Strong Armstrong;
Whslss.ls Age1t.. cleveland. Ohio. s nS.as lw
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-09
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs.

al have never charged my mind respecting them
from the first exCeoting to think yet better OF that
Which began thinking well Of -LBsg Henry Ward
ssTbe Troehes are a Stad Of Life 10 me."-LProf
EdRnrd North, Prtst Hamilton College, Clinton,
ssFor Thross Troubles they area Specific I'm. P.
Willis.
ifoo favorably known to need commentator. -
IHOn. Chss. A. fhelps, FIes't Mass Senate.
ssOoutein no Opium nor anything inlurioug."-
IDr A A, HAyts, Chemist, Boston.
san elegant combination for Coughs. ."-[Dr G. +.
BigblOE, Boston,
: 'Ti g commend ihsIr uss to Public srqAkers."-IRsv.
Most baIutary relief IN BronohitiS."-[Rov. s.
1eigfried, MoTristOWn. Ohio.
''Fery beneficial when suffering from Colds -
REV, S. J. p. Anderson, st. Louis.
tAimqat Instant relief in tie distressing labor cf
breath nc reculiar TO Asthma ~ Rev. A. O. Eggls.
Z ton, New York.
They have suited my case exactly relieving my
threat 90 that could ring with esse'-tT. Dlchar-
ne, CncriEter French Parish Church, Montreal.
@-As there are limitations, be sure to OBTAIN the
aBUIEE. feblz B2 In
6lgssid By all Druggists and Dealers in Medicins
the United States and most Foreign countries, At
% osniu rer bog. janl2-R2
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AMilwaukse paper gives the following
statistics illustrating the conversational
powers Of the people of that village. The
record was taken down one morning last
vaak.
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NlLEVELAND i ERIE RB.



lsss-4. WINTER ARRKHGHMHHF. lssl.A
On and altar Monday, November lsfb. lssR p....-
ssr Trans VII run e. folloW8, (BundaTl exoSstSdl.
LEAVE 0LEYELAND.
BtoU a. uI.-DAF EXPRESS 7IIfl IN 1t,.-s-...
Mnlougnoyl Painesytlle, Geneva, AShiaklia-
LIS p n, Dunkifk 8:45 D m BnfiaI 80 +. =. =
3:I5 p. .m.-OlHCIHHATIE EXPR Fet5-s,oS- -
falnssylle, A1htabulA aad 0lrard osly. "a, -
Eiea.o ies y eris s; p m, DunkiEk s;l7 D n, Bai
3s55 z. Al.'-MAIL AEB AOOoMSopaT4oH--
storlns At all Ssat5onA and arrives st 10 a
0;1O P, M.-HIGHT EXPBEss fRAT7-a,o,.s,,
GkAneas1le5 As1tabulE and airard onlr S11
El5s, = sfis e lz;42 q m.s DaNfirk 80 =
LEAVE ERIH.
BIO A. M.-HIqHT IXPRESs TRATW-Rsn,,s,-. -
elrefni Aahtaoula and PainesTills onI1 ~ -
nfe1 ~ cleveland At 200 A ~
81 -9.--hA1L AND DAOOOhHODATTONFR FRaTH
~ e. All stations and arEiVoS & Cls1S.
$50 A. M.-TOLEDO ExFREss-storpinv A .Il,s,.
tons except sWanYille, Baybroof > d ie7i-iiiS.
na5y ns[L5y "a Asns9r and Wickiinei and Arrives q
GSP. H.--DAY EXPBEss TRATH-stou.inz, A "a.
rATd, Oonnssuts AshtAb1la, and P1ins9riiis
onIf Ana arrives In Cleveland at 6s15 ,. n.
Second OlaaS Can ere run on al throuzh
All the trains going westward oouzest A fIsv,I.,s
Hlsn IAins lOf Iciedot Ohioego, Columbia Olnsfn-
sst indlsnapiis St Lous, Ao.i and Eil fhFoE7k
sralns O the n Z. =. Railroad, and AZ Bueio r5R
SloS 49, 8a ne sew Eork central and Bulslo NsV
q a2ts Oit{ kSliroads for New York, Albany BogfoI
PniadSlDhla and Erie Railroad 1- " ~
Day AKpre31, East and West sonra-s..t ur-..s
~ 1faln5 On Erte and Pittsburgh RSfiroSi ~
cs,. II. hOTTIHGHAM Euusf
Oleeeland, November Il6th, IsSl
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THEALL SUFFICIENT THREE
n -thlASEAARl i and ,, are protected bY Roy.
81 Letters Patent OF England, and secufod ~ ~.
seals q the Eoole de Pharmsoie do Paris a1d ~
tna DsfiAl Collegs Of Medicine, Vienna -
NO. One e Invaluable for Exhau1tion sr.-T,-e,,
rhBa and all physical diaabilitiss
no. Two completely eradicntss All trncsr NJ fhou.
diseases that have heretofore been treated bv
3e8ns 1nd pelnioiou5 use OF coPaVia and oubebs
OF mercury thereby inSuriaR 10 he Eufcrsr s-.s.
reals, aispetsng ~ mpurttes, and roofing out ~
TRlEsEAAAi NOS l. and ), are replr1ffoos n ~
form Of Iozenges deVoido of tasts nd mail ~ -
De eaEtlea Il the WAistooat pocket Sold IN i 60
III intO eParate doses administered 81
~ oeses tor ~ Nhioh saves o2 and IN S97 eSse1
Nn1eEeDY tneEe y saving OF g. To b had vhois,
Kew York. - = S-Sl90'-9E-Stst
dmnedlatsly on receiving remittance Dr. Barrov
VII IotNerG DO 1resemar 70 any part of the InriS
securely packed and addressed iooordna 10 ~ -
Btfuotions Of the writer. - ~ n
.SrsoId b 9: W. 0LARK Agent for Cleveland
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Qua CKERY- earnestly caution 8

QUA CKERK-I earnestly caution sll
young men suffering from Nervous Debility, &C.,
against endangering their health BY patrOnizing
any Of the advertising Quscks. You can fully reooT
or By the methods used By the Advertiser, and By
hundreds Of othsrs, AND II no oTHER WAY.
Bead Letter which VII send you you viii send
ne post paid envelope bearing yonr address. Di.
rect to EDWARD b. TRAYER,
ian2I-R2dlH I.ook Bog. Bogfon Mae
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- D-AIeSAs
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.
hoq5S sl9 e2S L9t corner Euclid and Hudsonsts Lot
Brick House and Lot, corner OF BroWneIi and SV;i'
G S1nStsi dot y ieet front, running to the Lake
-Four Brick Houses. Nos 90 81 81 and s. Euclid-st
Lots Z3xlSsi very desirable Location viii bo sold
separatelo, or altogether. Terms essy ~
House and Lot No. US Garden ST. Lot ssxla, s7oo
AiaIhS & 1Oise ~ On university Heights Lot 66xaO
90 W us-lIaOie reslsence. Pliee e2,C0O. Terms
Brick aOuse No. 1ssst Clair-s.. Lots7.Isa. ,som
House and Lot No. IS sfbley.st Grs,e, p...bo.
and small Fruits. Price Gl65O -0@sli'7
Dii1a - Iogs5 Iq 80. ~ k1nsman-St. Lot l3xaO To
Lot on Unisersity delights; 6e1Iss feet on Eewson-
st,' south q and near Cleveland Inststuts wa
EstsT PIics y y htS hMtSoodSt Lot 4axlOO; gas and
frame GoftsgS On sgPerOr-st. Lot s2E2Oo very
Brick Dwellings, Nos. Io4 and los FuoIyd s.r,.t
dsai-abla bl1ng ara through to Huron Itrset. Very
House and Lot, corner Parkman and BrovnaII-st. :.
PriesP PiPsS ssso aSo Is shoe shop. Lot 25xIOO fsot
Building, Machinery, 6o., for the mannf.,t,-. n,
60d pOdeS Easa- boards, &c., corner Of WsSr River
I'm tssf IN ~ R1.IIss. good paying business
house and Lot, No. 100 Ohio-St- Al aoo
Two 1sloA houses and Lots Euclid-St, near Par
Cottage No; Ia Laks-st. Lot ssxIoo s.st
House and Lot, No. "a ScoYille-ATenne
5s snscal l st' extending to the Lake, cor.
EiVe SsrsS on with considerable i'm
q saAREs Ad olsVelOnd PainesvilIs AAshtsbuIs Rail-
BARMB FOR SALE
zO sSIes N breoksyle; IS aores improved, balance
Of af ooS t1l4er l land s25 per acres. Terms easY
q acre n BedfoTd. Good House and Barn Water
and Fruit. Price n 5DO ~ Hi "e'0A
a., ,aras and Is acres Wood land wv 49,
=. proved balance timber = y -
i5 is sCros sSr On Ss Olair'St. small frame house
70 70 LIE On hinsman-SE, opposite the Camakarv
15ss, 70 Nooo land, balance improYed) on Euclid
aitnsI,,ss so9a s1rines Of water, fruit, and good
Ohoioe and we'll geIscfed lana. T., -. ..
"A nl an1 n m A4l9anlsa1s.for sale or exchange :
49, n GewDuTg about miles from Cleveland
IN, SMOon M muse and barn and dne orchard IS 0o
ACRES on ST. Clair Road two miles from The Pubiis
p ;t srss on the hewburgn Road House and Barn
% Acres Ia East ijIaveland ,,,to. = ht-. -,
uuyation, good house and barn X mileS frep
OltY l1mit5 Terms easy febs
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MORNING LEADER.
HFnNFsnAY l7I1'7lflINa -lIIR. Q. Iss4.

Fer Speciai and TelegrEFh News--See
First PAGE. Fer LEGAL and Commercial
NoWs--Seo Fourth PAGE.
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THF1 CONFESsIONS AND EX.

THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
Il PERIEEcE OF AN IEYALID-Published for
the benefit and q warning and Caution to Young
Men who suffer from Nervous Debility Premature
Decay Of Manhood etc, supplying At the same time
THE MANS OF sELT-CURE, By one who has cured him
SELF being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and Quackery.
By 0nclosiDg postpaid addressed enTelope single
o0pies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
fsb6-I4odsw Bedford KinPs CoNY
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FARMS AND ONT I.nrs

lndependence-Farm CT $50 acres with good Ru;d
n, piaeg, pding9, orchard, &C. so pr are.
acres, sandy soil and River bofton1 0ood R,1iiS
ings, orchard, Ac, -'' e'ON = WI iu-
heWsSrgn-kiye eeres, with la-ge Cottage Houss.
Barn and great variety OF Ffnit SSsG1 ''
On Llise eh5re, east cf City and near WiiIrou Ava
nue. - acres land. 500 per acre -
East Ci5yelAnd-3l acres on ST. Clsir Road ErosI
lent land for Fruit or GArdsainR eI75 y scra
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LYoEs KATHA1RoK.

Kafhairon b from tho Greek word 'sKhtkro, o.
e1tEo, elGnifying % cleanse rei uy1nalo snd re-
Etore This article ig what its name Egnines. Ioi
YrassrFins, restoring and identifying the hnman
hair it d the most remarkable preparation in tai
world. Il is again owned ana put up By the Original
e1d attention which gave Il sale Of over ons misoE
bc1tlgs por annums fs
II iBa most delightful Hair Dressing.
ueradicatas scurf and dandruh.
ttkeepB the heac cool and clean.
lf makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
II restores hair upon bald heads.
Il prevents the hair frdm falling OF and turn.
Ing Gre7.
a helr ghould use Lyons Kathairon. II q known
and used throughout the civilized world sold by AL
DEMAss. BA RHEs o., PTug's,
ulyI-REeo9 New York.
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Another Rebel Piot---IEsernnI AttemPt 70
KidnaP Kree NeEroes--. .Frastrntfon OF
the schome-Feeling Rgaiast the Leaders
.-sExeifement and Anger,
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CLOSING or NAILS.

OEOblHG OE HALLE
EAsFHRE THRoUsH, for Erie, Bunalo, Boston, EsV
", Astabula and Oonneaut, closes st $50 A. n.
EAsrEsH THRoUsHs for New Tork only, oloSes q
FIsrISH FHaoUsH, for Erie, BufiaIo, Albany, Bos-
ton, New York and Hartford, closes Ct $40 z. y.
SAsTEAA WAY, fog AZ points between oleVelana ana
End Milwaukee, closes .. 10 P. NJ, Qsayes 7;b
WnsTSsE THAouaH, for Toledo, Detroit, OhIeago,
DTPuaue, 81 Joseph and Catro olosss o ~ q
and Toledo closes at P. n.
eAEDUsKT WAY, for Sandusky and all intermsdiAts
OIEoISE1TTW WAY, for al points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes stlo P. L., QeaEes st 7;6o
OIa0MN1T1 fHRoUgz, for Columbus, Dayton, EsW-
ark and Oincnna closes Gt 10 p. M, QeeTea at 1850
next moFninRl
0IEoTEs1Ff fHRouaE, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, st. Louis, Indianapolis EAnesTtlle and
Wheeling, closes at 5:l0 P. n. D.. -
PITIsBuEGH THRoUeH, for Pittsburgh and WISH.
lngton. closes at 1870 p. d. -.
Wellsvie, and Pittsburg, Harrisburg. Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington, closes At TO A. n.
( mAHoBIEG WAY, for all points betVsen Cleveland
MEDIEL WAY, closes At 6 A. N,
RoOEFoRT, 4c.. closes onTu asdGyss ThurscayB and
Saturdays, at Il Il.
BRE0EgynLl, BITg, &c., CLOSES Tuesdays and Sat-
=SF1RoE OIETzz, Granger, Horfa Koyalton a.,
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays att A. NJ.
2 WARRENBYILLH, closes daily, 10.t0 A. n.
AA1TOLHVELAHDAndI Iuclid, CLOSES daily At ! 2. n.
sgMAl and DroB Letters are required, By IAWto
: s[Aii Gity Circulars are required 70 be prs-paid
~ ONES OPEN RON 7.Hs A. N. to T:IO P. 4. On
Sunday nom 3 A. n 70 lo:20 A. 81.
y. Z. NJ .
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CLEVELAND 1 TOLEDO R.R
|. WINTHR ARRANaENTET.


1884. WIATER -ARRAHGEMTFF. 1a,,-.
W and AFTER konday, November 18th Ia, p.-,.,
ger Train. VIII lsaye Cleveland a follow iss5ls-,
siSO a. m.-OhIOAGO OEXPREBS-ston. A ~.
draiten Obertn, horWalk, hoarosTflis HsIis-
AnSl Slycey Fremont and Eimore. md arriT.s- a
Loledo g. iz:90 ?. n; Detroit $50 p ~; snd ehi
aus +. m.-HESFERN MAIIr-stous AZ An -.
.lons q southern Division, and arr5Va- = -.
- lsdo sl g 80 ?. NJ Chicago 500 A. n y
4soU r m--HOhTHHBN MAILr-Stona af an -.
lo1s On northern Division and affivsS Al 49,
SrSO Il. m.-hlGHT EXPREsS-Sto.las las 1k.flo,
nos sHelkf AonroeEille, Clyde, and frsI,oaf 49,
Eages A. Toledo q y: ?. n; Detroit I'm A n
ana OhioAEo a. lo;30 A \. -
OORNROTToHa.
uonnectionl are made At HonroovilIa vits sbs -.
!na9yt Man9uelo Newark h. AZ lJivlS Slef -
5enuuekyt Dayton q Cincinnati II r. ~ T---.c--1
aito sfemont q indiana b. B., Ard ~ TniaiS ,-i1S
ne 9lenigan southern Northern IndfSns ~ -
ledo wabash Railroads for OhicaFo Dsfroit 1,.,i-
tton1 5orL Waynes Logangpor Lafsysfke Orr Al
Southwest. - -'0-s - -
Trains aErivs IN OlsVsIand nom Tol.6o IA n.
49, ~ ~ 4. 9.,-2:a3 ?. H. and S.ss p 4 Fral
UleFelAnd, November ls. ISsa - :
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T. LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
4-lS I5tAEH, Railroad and other BtockI. ~ On
hAnd large lot Of Farms aud Farmin7 ianda n
tnis st1tes Iowa Wisconsin and Illinoi1.
Ol1ee over No. 80, south side Of Pub. D1uars.