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SPECIAL RBT1GE2


''Ohl hat men and women would read
szs ponder on fhs 'LIEa Of Mortality published
vsshly, monthly snd7etrly IA cur ely There e eF.
sr FEARFUL srsat prcportion Of OossunBtion Ca
~ ms Statistic rabies pFoTe thstE le other dis
sasss STAY their th0u-ands. Consum tion slays Is
ts1a o. tsozsErds- Q .11
s'Ia he early stages q Tkr and lung c0n-
plaiat. We oonssdsF aaasnszo Rertef's CUEA1IVE
8sIsAH infailibie.n
sFMsaame Pertsr'z CuFptiV0 Balsam can p ee-
aissd 81 Benton Bros, and Strong 4 Arnstrongs 9
Wholssals Agents Gisssisne. ohis. fses e "
THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
PERENUE or An IHXALID-Pubnshe hed ioE
shs benefit anda q q arsrninr md Caution te foung
lLsu Who suffer fron NsrVol- Debility, Premature
Dseay cf Eanhocd efo., supplIiag st the sane time
Ean nIAEs or ssET-euEE, by ons who has cared him
ss. being pu. 70 great expense and injury through
medical humhug and quhckerY.
BToaclosing post-psid addressed envelope, Gingis
c17iss maT be hAd Of the aEthor.
NATHANIEL MATFAIR, Esq,
ssbs-llsdAa - Bedford KinRH o., \. 7.
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.slgaA.' q the Ba.lon Fr.nssrlpl
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
al Letters Petsns o. England, and secured by Il,
seals q TIE 5oole Dc PhsEuaeio de PA-is and ths
No. Cne Il tnVriuabis for EgharssfUu EzzrrlsaoP
rhOse and ali physical disabilities.
No. Two completely eradioats5 I'll trzEs5 oi these
diseases that hsve heretofore been treated by nrg
seous and paraiciO-s uss o. O07aFis ard on6sbs.
Noe Tires has entirely supYanted thsinIurfous Use
Of mercury, thereby trsuriEg to the suherer sueer
relief dtsperstng al imBGTites and roofing ot the
fRIEsEliARi Nos !, ana p ere preparations IN tae
torm OF LoZenges5 devoid OF tssta and SMELL and c=r
be carried IN the wai5coat po ket sold In tin cesas
and divided iutc separate doseS, sdminIstsrsd .
Felpsus LaiemGnd, kOuE, kc5id, C. Price g es- h:
or caso5 for So which saves s.; and IN en- cste7
Waerehy there is a saving OF 50. To bo had Ehois-
HsH York.
Imnedistsly on receiving remittance Dr.. Barron
VIII forward the Ir1e.eusr to any part OF the Weria
B9c1relT packed, and addressed Eo0oTdi1E 20 thS IN
5trUctionh OF the writer.
,:ss-sold hy 9. ". OI.AGK. AGENT tor ulssslsad
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OIFY PRoPE8TY FOR SALE.


FIRST RATE OPPORTUNITY FOB INVESTMENT.
90 vacant Lots, Canal and River and near to
gain.
EUULIO ST-Brick House, two stories, basement
s1d attic, water, gas, bath room, marble man
ties, &c. a, 500.
La E-sT-On Clinton Park, one and a half story
House and Lot, 60X99 q 10.
klHeM h-SF-A large and handsome House, fttsd
up with al ths modern improvements; Drawing
Boom, lST24 fees, and large lot
ST. .OLAIR-ST-HeE Brick House with modern i'm
prOyeme1ts. S7,e9O.
kIss1 sE-s E-Near Erie. St., good large Cottage
House and y acre of land. $3.50.
Lot. e7O0.
PROSPEOT-SF-TEo Story Brick House, water and
gas and IA rooms. $3.50.
OEpA R-sT--Near Perry, two story House and Lot,
with barn ei,6aQ.
WALHU { SF-GoOd Brick Rouse, two stories and
basement.
EuuLlD-sr--Eesr Perry, Vacant Lot IoOx3oO feet
WILSON -sT-Hsar Clinton Bark, YaoInt Lot, 50I
20 feet.
First Glass Business Property,
Lots with Stores, Sc, on Superior and Ontario-sts
good foF investment.
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T HN G.. JENNINGS,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATEB BUILDING.
Policies written in tho

EVIIUIs5 " fIIten IN mo
Charter Oak Fire Ins. Co. Ou,
North American Fire Ins Co. nSLLoEu' 6'
Merchants Fire Ins. Comply. Uohn'
City Fire Ins. Co., New Haven, Conn.
Hsmpden Fire Ins. Co., I e.-..-ss ~
Msssssoit sPringr d, Mass
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, CT.
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HAIR REST0RER.
DROFEsS0R DEMUNN's
Only Genuine Hair RestOreR
DISEASES oF THE SCALP.

DiEEaSES OF THE BOALP.
The skill OF the medical faculty In treating dissa
ses OF the scalp has In msj Gritty Of es. been bal
fed by this most peculiar disease eft human frame
1t IL not to be wondered at, II e Iunes a great
study, deep research and q careful nvestigation o.
the causes which produce the di Gss UaIess the
cause Is discosered IL is sn uttt tmposibility to
eradicate the disease and effect permanent cure.-
Diseases of be scalp have been pronounced incurR-
bic by some of the NEST eminent physicians. IhaVe
devoted years OF study to ts peculiar part OF the hu
man frame, snd am satisfied that possess
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GLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 4
~ OIsOIAHATI RA1LAOAD.


4.
on snd sftsF Eonday, November 18th, Pus.snssx
ITSins Eill Leave Cleveland, follows, CsundSYss
LIST TrRin-7s40 40A.AI.-CIFCINNAT A. EXPREss
5tSPfing ~ Grefton, " Meliington, HsW London.
3sSISSy' 3SSSISy' TL5s.llnes Salie1 Gileads CArdingtons
on arriving II Orestlins at 10 40 .. m, Oolum-
2ns i't5 p "a Dayton 4;42 p, n, Cincinnati 5:a5
NJ Cairo 5:e0 ?. M, Fort Wayne $40 ,. m, Ohi-
., I, ,ie eaeo vis Ossstline 1870 p m
I'd TrHin-S!iO p M.-AOCOHMODATION-
otops g All stations, sId arrives In Columbus
~ so 2 "a Cincinnati $50 a. IN.
I'D Train -ztlO p. hI.-hIGdI EXPRESg-sfop-
Plhg at Befeal GTait0nl Wellington, New Lon
CON- shelby Crestllees Gallon, Gilead, Cards 2
son and DelSEarei arriving ct Crestllne ct 1915
?. m.t columbus l:to a. m, Dayton 4:l5 a m,
Cincinnati 100 a. nj lndianaPsiis 80 q m. st
Louis "a ?; m Cairo 5;06s. n, f. Wayne4 y
- a n.I HjiI UGieeg0 vie tTssillns l0:40 a. u
Trains leave Columbus Al 3:5Oand lO.ZDe m 500 N
arrive st Nieteiaads 30 a. NJ 2t0 snd9;OO p. q,
UoERzOTIUNs.
5ssslbg- sSnGusEy, Mansfield Newark Railroad, rur
1i';l 9i's;1snseid, at. vernon. Newark, zahss-
csssIins-Pl Plttsourgh, Fort Wayne 4 Ohiosso Rail-
read, Forest Upper eandusky, Delphos, L.
9ss LorI y sgne, LaEortei OhicagoB 60.
sillon, &c.
rsftep aed Belssontine BsiIroad Line, for Marion,
beileiolteiEss sidney, Union. Huncle, In
dteG aEoii5l TeTro Hauto, Yinc51ues, Eyaag-
VIE tLoals5ll5s, Cairo, e. Lo lis, 60.
O0lumbDs-Littls Mani 3 Coiumb1s. and Xe5sa
EaiEosdi for Aenias Dayton, Indianapolis,
feTre Hauts, g. Louis, Morrow, LOTsland,
and Cincinnati, and With the Ohio Ma
gfsippt haliIoecg Cincinnati FOR LouiTTtlisl =
avshsyill9, Cairo, 81. Louis, and AL point
Joiunbus-OentralG Chic Railroad for HsEark, zsuss-
Tliie. Nheeling, eo.j Oolumbus, Plqua :
- u indians EaiiT9ad re sor Pilus, UEbana, fe.
Ely u ths Passenger Station, and st Union Ticket
0nco, li7 supeFiOF-st
Olsysland. Nov. IS, Issa. su5erinte6dsat.
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House and Lot corner Euclid and Hudson-sts. Lot
l3lxH0. very desirable location. Terms easy
Brck House and Lot, corner Of Brownell and VIII
scn-Sts. LIT 6gfeet front, running TO the Lake
Oan be hsd at a bargain.
-Four Brick HCus as %. 3d. 90, 81 aud &C Euciid.Et
lots 25xl very desi bic cation. Win be sold
separstelO, or Rltr getr er. Tesms easy.
Frame Hou=e On University Heights / OF 66x3n
very de ira5le resi- ence. FIice $500. Terms
easy.
Briek Ouss 10. St Clsir-st. Lots7xl6a. ssoO.
Terms ezsy.
House and Lot No. % sibley-st. Grapes, Peaches
and small f. uits. Price $3.50,
Brick House No. 2O9 kinsmRn-5t. Lot ll3x2Oq To
b. hadat barg Ain.
Let on Uri ersity Eeight5; 6sxl93 fest on Newton
st., south q and rear Cleveland Inststute
Frame HOu=e No 42 WOOd-St. Los 43xlOO; gas ard
wzter. Price $500.
Frame Cottsgs on super,or-St. LO. 52G2Ol A very
desir=b bic location.
6EicE dwellings, Mes. 104 and IO5 Euclid Street
Lots running through 10 Huron street. Very
desirable property.
House and Lot, corner Parkman and BrowneI-s /;
occupied also es shoe shop. Lot 25xlOO feet.
Building, Machinery, So, for the manufacture Of
boxes, wash boards, Sc, corner Of Wesr River
and Mein-Hts. good paving business,
40 feet on kuclid-St. Terms easy.
House and Lot, No. loo Ohio-St sl leOd
Two Brick Houses and Lots on Euclid-5t near Per
Cottage, No I2l Lake-st. Lot zsxlOo feet.
House and Lot no. n SooviIle- avenue
2i5 feet on summit ST. extending to the Lake. cor
ner Ssneca-St.
Five acres on WilsOn-AvSnus, with considerable I'm.
prOFements.
IS saARKs Olevelond Painesv!lle 1 EAshtabula Rail-
road stock.
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DR.. g HAM,
a@S9 a As RoFsI OoIIaps Of Pzseie;szt
EoadoA, kagiaadf GrodsGts Of
Rioerd's RoSP;saI foT

FEMALE DISEAsE
ane constant Httsndsnt OF Psris, London, Esw
IsanE and Montreal HosHitss for the last ten Ysan
haI oyaned his once Et the
johnson House, Cleveland,
where he VII be hsSrT to meet all thOss who are ~
afCtsd with Eubsouts and chronic diseases.
His troatmsnt IL entirely different from tbs OF
IIaa. and Il mid, sdoseioas snd sEsstiys BIS med
l5inss are simply vegetable extrsots nd oils, tksi
kaFs never beenased but b. two othsr PhyEioisnI 1
Amsrioa beaidaS himself. Sc has sDen the creates
part Of hif lie snd thoaBands Of doIsrs In Obsainin
. fsW secrets in HIS profession He tests the Urls
soE al forms Of dissass. EOeharEsfor giving
hOrsst sad true statement OF thsir nEss.
tsAE 49, BPERMATORHEA.
! 10 T0UEa Mls.-He can prove 90 VOC IN few nh
Ge1 that he u the only physician ycu ever trastls
with that cures this disease. For every patient w
VII follow his directions, be viii give One Hundrs
DoArs nhe fails in curing this disease. no ohar:s
Eade for consultation ThOse st distance who EisS
% consult the Doctor may DO By sspdins a sapI
val Of urine BY mall With name, and age, aud Be
Tin answer a5d describe their CASE snd the p0ssib
~ Of Gstting reliei, eY enclosing ret1ra PostaES
Fe1mn- maFS.sf7
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PnssEY XRaFTAHrE

EUGAE-U0AzED, PuEzEY YEaETABLE
Tbs Oldest, Oheapeet, and most Roliable FaIi5
Esdici1e In uGs. Moro ucsd than any other kind.
Price IS oeRts-3I Pills In box. See OirenlaI.
EE-5 Sold By Strong q Armstrong, Benton Brother
7. ". Palmer Churchill Bro. Also, at Wholsz2i
aze rsssiIat Isl Ontsrio-St., Cleveland, by
G. G. EORBEBt Gent AgsES,
Fe1 Ohic. Eishisan and Indiana
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oUACRgFYI esrnes.ly caution Ell

QUACKEEH.-I earnestly caution all
oung men suffering from Nervous Debility, &c,
.zAiDst endapesring their health BY petroniEins
NJ Of the adTVrtisnE qusoks Hou can fully reooy-
n by the methods Gssd By the Advertiser, snd by
hundreds Of Others, AND n 30 OTHER WAT.
Read Letter which VIII send you Il yeu wifi send
ne post paid 5nvslOPs bearing your sddress. DI
roct TO EDWARD d. TRAVER,
tauH.R7dEv Lock Box, Boston Msss.
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! RlsSQLuTl0N.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
IN The frn Of LITTLE HOAGE, recently doing
b1stness N thensme Of g. n Little. Agent, was dis
sSlTsd By muna consent. on the 18th day Of eceu.
bar, 1S8 All accounts and demands due said fTfn
srs % Be pad TO Geo Hoag, a. 81 merEiH-St Cfed-
tors viii present their claims AZ the same place.
e. S SQAG,
gnSh11N @, H.u.ITLE.
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s-T-1sso-x.
LYONS KATHAIRoE.

Esthairon g from tho Greek word "EsthTO, O.
''Kathsiro HigEiying ts oleaase, reuvinste and re
Et1rs This article is Whist its name sgnines. EcI
preaerFIng, restoring and bsautifying tho human
hair It is the most remarkable prcparutiou In tint
world II Is sgain oWn-d aud put up by the original
Uroprieter and is msde With the same care ekil
and attention wnioh gave Il sale Of over one niiioI
bottles peT annum.
u is most deliehtful Hsir Dressing
lteradicates sCurf and dandrum.
a. keeps the head cool aud clean
it aakes the hair rich, soft aud glossy.
II restores hair upon bald heads.
u prevents the hEir from falling on and turn
Ing Uey.
Any lady o. gentleman vlso values beautiful head
of kair Ghould use LY0n's Ksthairon. IL is known
and uaed throughout N civilized world 5old By ali
DEifAs s. BA REEs Z 90. Props,
ulYl-Rlss0W EeE York,
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NLEVELAND s ERIE R.P,



1854. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. pss4.
On and aftsr Monday, November 18th, Is53, Pesseu-
ger Trains viii run fellows, tsundays sxosptsd)
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
$3.50 a. m.-lDAY EXPB GSS TBAIN-atoppinRa
Mtllouehbys Paine8yilis, Geneva, Ashtsbula
OSnneaat Eno eit5ra oniys and Grrtys at Eris at
:lo 2. M Dun Kirk sss5 ?. n, Buffalo SD ,. N
3iI5 p. ms-ClHOINHATI EXPBKSS-Stoppfpga al
Painesvilles AskfabulA end gl-ard only, snd ar
riyes q ETie 6'z5 p NJ, DGrkirk s;l7D. a., Buf-
1855 2. m.'1MAIL AND AOoOnnoDATIOE-
stoPpins at al stAtions snd arrives It Eris ct
eiIO P, M.-HIGHT ExPREss FRAIy-stoppira
at Painesviiie, AahtabGsz and Girsrd only and
arrives $ Erie et l2.42 g. N, p1nkfrk 3;is q,
nss BuEnlo 40 O. n.
LEAVE ERTE.
$40 4. KNIGHT HzPRESS FRhIE-StopplnR At
Glrard, Anhtsbuis and PatnssTilia only, and ar
EiTes at Cleveland ct 200 A. q.
6;9OA M.--MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
Stopping st all stations snd arrives At ClsFa.
land at O.l5 Az.
$50 A. s.-TOLED0 EXPREss-stopping st al sta
ttons eXcopt SEznyiilo, SaybrcoE, CutOnvills,
Perry, MentoF and Wicklife, snd arrives eE
Cleveland at lao ?. n.
2lsE. .E.-DAY EXPREss TRAIE-s.ogpipg at Gi-
rsrd, Oo1nesuts AEhta5ulHs End Paine1Vius
only and EzTives Ia Cleveland St 6i25 P. y.
~ esco8d UsSs Cars sFs F1a on all through
Trains,
All the trains going westward cenRest At Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cincia-
nan, indianapolis, St. Louis, &c; and all through
trains going Eastward connect st Dunkirk with ths
trains OF the n z. 4. Rsilroad and At Buffalo with
York City Railroads for Kew York, Albany, Boston,
nsgara Falls, 6o.i and at Erie with trainH on ths
Rhllad9lphta and Erte Railroad.
SEDay Express, East and sss5S, eonreots at Girara
with Trains on Erie snd Pittsburgh Bailroad Ter
LinssEills, HeadVilis. JssngstoSn, se;
Cls-efand, November -Isth. issS ----'' 0-R -
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MORNING LEADER.
r8URs0AY hIoRNINa. FEB Il, 1854.


iF5r kpseIai and TELEGRAPH NsWs--see
I1irisf Fnge. Fer LEGAL and Cosnmercluf
fetTE--ses RouFth Pnge. -lsa
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A FEIEED II EEED-THT ii. =
Dr. nWest'u Ii EALiiISIiE LiRizE Exit iE EreFeT1-
trcn the Teape cf iT. SisrhsE Sweet, OF ocoRsosia
shs grsSt bono sstsr end hEs been assd in his prp
ts hT the Last twenty year with the most astonis
~ Gnccen. As an external remedy Il iE TithO1t
nVal, and viii alleviate pain more speedily than g.
esnef PREPARATION TOT AZ 4iksuIastso Anc NeEs9 q
A0rel, Wounds, eprains, Bruises, Ao., its Boethl
healtng and powerful strengthening proBeuEites, "a
flt8 the inst Wuud OF Ill who hal
0Faf Given it trial. Over four hundred csrtincsts
q rsnrkshe cures performed b. q within the ltf
kFp yoaEE sttast % fSiH net. 6trcng ArmctroES)
Ag1itI for OaVeland. dsaIalftaoWdhSsTls1
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PROFESSOR or ELKCfsoPAFRI AID HEDIGTn,
Uhce-ll9 Seneca Street, few doors nom Superior,
up stairs, opposite the Cltg Hotel
Oface hsurs fren to I2 aud from sto 5 O'Clock
daily Sundays excepted
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and other cutansous diseases and restore the Hair
to thoss who have become bald. To make good the
assertion, will forfeit
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Fhese LozsnEes are prep ps7sd frun highly esteens
q rseips for alsvistins BroDohial Affections, Asth'
n, Hoausnsll. Coughs, Colds and Irritation or
Bo-snal Of the Throat.
PUBLIC sPEAKERs AND TOOALIsIs
El nnd them beneficial In clearing the Eoloe before
IpsAkiAe singing, and relieving the Throat alter
any unusual oxartsn Of the vocal Orgtnss having a
pscriar adaptation 70 Affections which distuIb fhs
organs Of tpooeh.
sg-sold By all Druggists snd Deslsrs IN Medicine
h the Unitod States and most Foreign countries, st
. cs1tI peT b1x- lsal7-Rl Inc
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THE ONLY REMEDY,
SALT RHEUM, sCALD HEAD,

70 far as know, that would permanently eradicate
thssg Iosthsome diseases Of the scalp, /.
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ggAl EsTATE.
pRAYTON 3 STOUK WILL.
BRkI EsFATE AaEK7s.
EOUsEs ARp % FoR 80.

JGcs SO. ht=atar Building, Entrancs eh-.za
ths lnsrranos once of d. .. Brtykoa.
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RAILROADs.
& PITTSBURGH
BA ROA

NLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
~ BAILR DAD.
ssL WINTEB ARRAHGEMENT. 1884
On snd efter Monday, January 25ts, 1854, Trains
leave Cleveland as folloWs daily Sundays excepted
$50 A. ms-MATL-AFrIyes at New York 1000 A
n; Philadelphia 7:G0 A. n; Baltimore 700 An.
Pittsburgh $50 P. "; Wheeling 6;O9 p. 4.
It25 p. M.-EXPEESS-ArriVes Ht New York 2 30
P. Nj Phiiadelphta A. !050 A. ~; Baltimore
il:5uA a. NJ Pittsburgh sos P Wheeling sos
P,E.i New Philadelphia $50 P. n.
Both Trains connect At Hudson for Akron and Mil
isrsburEh.
Morning Train connects at Ragsnna with A. s0
W. Railroad ITGil for al points on that road.
Cars run through from Pittsburgh 70 New YoEa
Via Alentown,) without change.
81 Fare as low a. By any other line.
~ Through Tickets can be procured At the Union
Tlckst Once Weddefl House. ct the DeuOt or At kho
Eloiid- Street Station.
p H. aYHRs. 6. T. AGENT. - Jazz
MAHONING RAILROAD.
On End after Monday, January 4th, 1854 Pas
senger rr-Ts OF this road will arrive at aud depart
ftOm the New Depot on Scranton Avenue, (>ens
es-St.,l s5 follows:
LEAVE CLEVELAND
Mall..-....----.-.--,-.-- ..-...--.lb A-E.
Youngstown E1p-ea5......a.s......'.s.-s.45 P. 4.
ABRIYE AT CLEVELAND
YOUNGSTOWN Express.
p. -.
suBerfntsndsnts Ofieo, says
Cleveland, jan ], ld5s- J
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21
Railroad Business OF Chicago.


Fourteen years sao tho Gre, railway
train ran ou; VI Chicago. Nvw thers
are ninety trains leaving the city daily.
The total number OF cars In these trslns
s enc thousand four hundred and thirty.
two freight, ard one hundred and sixy.
three passenger cars. Placing thrsc
out.,raius oil in one lin, adding the
length Of engine aud tender Of sseA
train, the total length of all tho trtirs
leaving the city daily is,wcny I've niies
AID two rOds-a very respectable dsyf
Journey fer g man to drive frcm ons eEd
Of thl trs!n 10 the ether. The iu.eou.
ing rain averages the same long,h, ana
about the same business. This, then,
would make upwards Ofaay miles Of
trOins reqUit.d to transact the aIily rad.
road business Of cblesgo, The Trts~es
saysi
Allowirg ten tuns 70 be q load for q
freight ear, and thirty passenger 10 q
coach, there are moved daily BY fsilrosd
to ard from th 6 city nine thousi nd seven
hurtrsd and eighty passengers and tweu,
ty-eight thouslnJ sx hundred cod forty
tuns of freight! Suppose we imaRinsrily
banish railroads, aud set ourselves bsek
hoeen years, when there wcrc no rail-.
routs Ia this section, and when freivhf
aud passengers waro moved By ams o.
One tun 10 cons dered load for two
horses over u county road, srd three
persons for travelling teim uf two hos.
sos. At this rate II would reqiire slx
thCuiand five bundled and twon,y hors<e
10 move the plsseugers. and fuur sen
Thousand three hunUred aud ~ MY "a
M vo tho freight, aud twenty th ,usa nd
eight hundred and iorty horses To move
the passengers and freight tlat srriys
aud depart daily by railroad, und st less
than ono-tenth the rata Of locomotive
speed.
What spectacle weuld eleven th ,ps.
and teNusLsrs present, bitching up and
s,urtng Uf With thor eleven thousand
teams VT busluess ia all done 20
sysIematicaily-irains brri, ing and lcay.
ing with c ock work regularity--lhat 70 y
except passengers aud railroad men take
any notice oithe movement Of tra.ns,
The business o1 nearly every road 10
constantly increasing, aud the engine
and esr shops are constantly adding rcll.
ing stock tO keep p CO " th this increass
ol tvsin,ss. The Illinois Central, for
instance, have built about aye hundred
new care during the past year, besides
keeping up the repairs. That company
has now IN use three thousand freight
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21
The Bachelor aud Lace Veil.


Notmany days since, q gontlepsn, whs
had lost bot With ~ lady, nnl who haA
heard her say thLtsNe had lost lace veil
which she had priE mu, b, thought hs
would pay his debt and Edo the polits
thing, by purchasing u new veil Of De
GU iIy and presepiing il ~ lie fair credL
t-r.
1t must be sta'cd, for a p opcr under
standing OF what followed, that tn zen
t.emon was a blchtlo uf long standiug,
ana nan Of lit.l+ iuiormnti touching
the world OF "Gncy goods," though q
proficient Ia sugar, cotton aud provision
Ispcculationp.
He ccoroingly 9, ppcd Into fsahiona.
bic milliner's estIbI shment, nd asksd Z,
So lace vel of e quality.
Here 10 one, muns eur" saN th,
emiaGle pri'stess at the head Of the ten.
pie.
How much 10 1T
i 10 one litee, sair,"
" What | only 6iyi Dasr me
thought ths' things were exceedingly
dear. II tha . all they coat, don't won,
d r at III ladies being fond of wearing
such aimsy k"ickuocks. Only 6ly1
Dear uie Sho" m som thing btt,er.a
Tue pr estcss stdrled the bache or re-.
maincd perfectly oJo. Here was god.
seud "a man who want something
better-deurcr. Mure veile-lace onc-~
were dispioye.
Dis Que is sixtee. sair and dla eas
is scventer-fve."
ID ar mr only seventy five 7 Well,
that il wonder u, 10 BE- sure. I'sayery
prllly article, / see hut cah't YOU show
IN sm ihing beti,r?'
IN slr; dl. 10 tho most dsir-Ss
Plus cher .rlicir in de cit e."
Yvu duh't say So? Wen, vel whu
would have thou yht it! These omen
these women they were always rnys.
terry, ever since he days of Adam. Give
me the change for dollar in aasrt.Is."
The milliner did 80.
III take this ono asid the simp,e.
minded bachelor, folding up the seventy.
i've veil. Give me quarter and
keep the seve nIy five for yunrself. Dear
N {! how chG0pl WAC would have
thought ii !"
no see dc seventee-h Eve, ssir. You
have no hand dem 10 mc,"said tho sston.
lshsd milliner.
" I boz your pardon. ms'an !" said ess
bachelor, umlsbly and smiiogly,'f there
ll'y are on the counter" pointing 70
three qu urtcrs.
ID l. Exclaimed tie mIlliner, With
al a. I.isA ok.
That" All the bachelor, more smil4
i'sy ihaa ytT Pr pairing u tul the veil
in hi, . ck !.
"AA mon Dteu nc mar fou-rraok-a.
brain | All you, mons eur, dat artie,s
o. most dear IN the cilea You under.
stand de Inglisi De most doar, / tell
yon--stv ntec.iv dollar"
Whit !" said tho bachelor, turning
rather pale, and dropping the voll ss II d
mad suddenly turned To a coal of fre In
his hands Sc venty five dollars 4"
"Yes, sair, aud WY sheep It dstr'
"Seventy fvo dollars tor that .nfernsl
eobw b / ! lhopsht you msnt seventy
five essts r.
b. If,v,rs bachelor walked fast that
bachelor did. He goa around now. In q
stew Of Indignation, relating his slvens
ture, and winding up the story with The
words :--"Yes, cir toe iemalo French,
man actually asked me seventy Eva dut
lars for the short end OF an inl,rnal cSh-
web."
An inexperienced bachelor going intS
. fancy milllner's store 10 pretty mccA
he an innocent fy yen,uring i..ts = spt
seys nSst--ihH,'s fact. ~
~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21
JOHN BRoUGH.

OF IMMENSE Union meetings are be.
Ing held in all portions Of Arkansas.--
At several Of Ia, m resolutions h,v b en
passed endorsing all tie acts OF th Az.
minisiralicn, Ird r,ctnntIdIg the
co Hing OF State Cow, rton 10 reor.
ganize the Stpte government, without he
institution Of slavery.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21

GrToAKIks ssys that wilder is q
married woman whEt's got no husband
kos he's deud, and wCdowsr iss isller
as runs after widders.'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21

OF IT is stated that a formidable cx,
pedition has left Dtnufer, s. c., with
Savannah for its destination.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-01-21

OF ALL sales of liquors in Nashville,
either at wholesale or retail, have been
forbidden by the military authorities.