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IOUIN X.
DIR. h. ANDERs & CO.'S,
e. IODINE WATER.

r;IodIne wster Gets upon the Heart Liver Kidneys,
Digestive Organs nn1 GlAndulsr Sfstem-
The spoo, which has attended tie use OF tbis
remedy 10 private practiso and the endor ement Ct
medical authority, enable TO recommend It to the
practitioner and the public Iesliag confident that
with fair trial it will attest its excellence in
ths cure OF Chronic diseases which iEdioste Iodius
such g. scroiula Bronchitis skin Eruptions, Beart
Liver and Kidney Di eases, Nervous Affections, n u
ralgis RhsumAt,sn, Dyspepsia, Debility, Syphilis
etc.
Physicians may rely upon the uniform strength Of
Iodine Water ss containing three Qrarter graius
pure Iodine in each fluid ounce pure water, nc sol
vent being used Il is not able TO decomposition
nor spontaneously formed inequalities; neither
tbs Iodine oxydiz d nor Dsutralizsd by combmation
with any ingredient, rendering this solution sups.
Tior 70 any othtr mttRod ote1hihitipg Iodine.
Full directions accompany each bottle, that il may
BE- used IS a ianiiy medicine we'll as By the pro-
fession.
Price one dollar per botIs. On receipt Of i've
dollars six bottles delivered free by express 10 any
address.
BsWAre Of oouhtsrleits and limitations which IN
pridolpsIled dealers sndeavor n dispose Of oar
rsprts ion. Bee our signature and trade marx Ohs
Greek VOID heading this Advsrti emsnt) UPon the
labels and wrappers OF each bottle, without which
nsns is genuine.
Cireulsrs gratis. DR.. q. AEDERs CO.,
Physicians and Chemists,
No 42s Broadway, New YORK.
NNaDa a. n MuM
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yLosIRa on NAILS.

HksTERx rHaoUaH, for Erie, Buffalo, BoHton, EeE
York, Hartford, and Wnloughby, Painesvills, Gene
Va, AsIabuls and OonneGut, closes st s.{5A-M.
E4sTERH THRcUaE, Tor New York only closes 81
EAszERH THRoUGz, for Eric, Bunaio, Albany, Sos
ton, Rev York End hartford, closes At 2 p 2. d
4AsIERS WAY, for 81 points between Cleveland an
Erts, closes ct 2:t0 ?. IL
WEsTERH THRoUeH, for Toledo, Detroit, ChicaEo
and Milwaukee, closes at 500 P. ii.
HESTEEH FHRoUsE, for 1Oiedo, Derroit, OhiczEp,
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at 500 p n.
MHsTERH WAY, for all points between OisVsland
BAEDUsET WAY, for SanduBkY and all intern ediatc
Doints, closes at $50 P. ii.
OTsoIAHATI WAY, for al points between Cleveland
and O1no1nuatii CLOSES - i.25 P. a.
OIHoIHaATI THRoUea, IOr columbus, Dayton heW-
Ark and Oncinnatn closes Et 10 2. H, QeaVe1 st 33
le1t mOrning.)
HcutITiHe, 81. Eouis Indianapolis, HAnesvflis anu
Wheeling, closes at 6:te 2. d.
PITTSBURGH THROUGG. tor Pittsburgh and REak-
tngton, closes at lz25 ?. IA.
RTFTGBUEGH WAY, tOr al points bstHesn Cleveland,
WesVille and Ptttsburg, Harrisburg, Philadelphia,
Baltimore and WashingIOn, closes at7:5O A. ii.
mAHOBfHG Way, for All points between Cleveland
and Eounsssown closes ht 10 T. NJ, (loATes At 7:l5
next morning.)
EEDLHA NAY, closes Of A. Il.
hoc1PosT, Ge. closes On uesdayss ThuradAT7 and
Saturdays, ~ Il u
5H1sos OzaTER, Granger, Horth BoyaItoa 3D.,
eioges on Tuesdays and Satardsgs at A. n.
NARRHssYILE1. closes daily. i0:10 A. h.
HAGFOLETkEkEDa and Euclid, olossE daily At a. a.
sS-hAil ane Drop Lsssss are required, by law TO
bs prepaid.
sgkll Uity Circulars are required to be prepaid
ar once open ron T:s0 A. n. 70 T:ss ?. A. N
-'-' ''''' - - - '''-' = OoWLEs. P.M.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.

DHOTO9RAPHIO ALBUES, A9
4 HsW York prices. -
z, DOUGLAS 4 co.,
I99 Bupericf-SG.
ARTIgTs' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. kEp
NEWTOH's and GeupIl's Oh and Water OoloTs.
ct 3. 3. DOUGLAS & OO.'S,
ITS supsciof.Ss.
oval AND soUARH GILT ROSEWOOD
Frames, ct 3. B. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
ITs guperioz-BE.
FHoT0aEAPH 0oePIRs OF GELERRATH5
HAintings and EngrGTi1Fs, At
&. B. DOUGLAS 3 CO.'S,
ITs EupsTfor-5t.
"OAEFRs De VIsTTE" OF uFLEBRAgzg
Han and Women, aad Paimeriu Marbles, At
=. =. DOUGLAS COS,
I77 Sc ,aJt0I 50.
WEE HRaRAViNas OF DIsTINauSsH FEB
HOn 2. B. DOUGLAS CO.'S
aRr5l 5eSuRsrfog-5
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DYERS.

CTRAW HAT BLFAOETNG, DYE-
turned from this East, am prepared, by the aid OF
experienced hands, to do any WORK In this line a.
well In felt and beaver hats in the best possible
manner and most fashionable style.
FkED'K OYRIAX,
French steam pye Holse,
aazr1s sE -n1 - $780, GN-
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or. - - 4 "A A "A,
ksl6er Of tie Royal College of PkysieaBs,
LoEdOa, EAglaEd; Graduate Of
Ricor9s HorDtaaI for
FEMALK pIsRAsR


FEM DIS EAsE
and constant attendant OF Paris, London, New Or
szns and Montreal Hospitals for tho last Tea years
has opened 81 Ufnoe a. the
5ohnsSn RoUge, Cleveland
where he will be happy to meet all those who ai
nIctsd with EnbAcate and chronic diseases.
His trestment Is entirely different from the old
plan, and IS mid sfsacious and effective. His med
ioinss simply Tezetsble extracts and oils they
have never been Is d 5ut BY other physicians in
Ameriea besides hiIGssi Ne has spent the greatest
part OF his lie ana thousands Of dollars in obtaining
lev secrets in hiE profession he tes the Urine
for all forms Oi dsasse. no charge giving an
honest and true statement OF thier cass.
Ess .5PERHATORHGA.
10 YOUEa MEE.-He can prove 70 you in few min
utos thsf he is the only physician you treated
with that this disease For every patient who
Wil follow hls directions, he will give One Hundred
Dollars II be aiis 70 curing this disease No charge
ulAde Tor consultation. IhOso 81 q distance who
wish 70 consult tho Doctor may do % By sending
Bna vial Of urine by mail, with name, sex and age,
and hs VIII answer describe theit case and the
possibility oi getting ieiisi, BY enclosing return
postage stamp. Ear2;4H
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sPEcIAL NOTICES.
TRIEND Ia NERp-TRY Ia

n Il
Or. Sweets IEFALLIBLE LIKIMENT is prepsr.
edIom the recipe OF DE-. stephen Sweet, Of Connect
iogt the great b5ns-settsr and hAs bfen used in his
prs=tics the last twenty years with tbs mcst
tOnishnE success As az external application It Is
without rival and will ailsYise pain Gpsedi-
lyttan auy otner prepar8tion lor ali -kheuuetle
and nervous Disorder II Is truly pie, and as
curative for SOes MUundss bpraine brulse &u, lite
soothing, healing aud pogerfnl strengthening pro-
pensIies excIL jus establishment and wonder OF
VINO have given u a tIiat. Over four hun
dred ce9tiicatos OF remnrkaoto cures performed By
itWIthfn Last two yeBrss attest 20 lhis iAct.-
strong and Armstrong; Eents tor Cleveland.
dscl0 AIteoEdAN:h25
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal Trina
y and sexual systeInB-neW and reliable lTostmsnt
LIN heports OF the Howard AssociatiOn-Ssnt By
nsii sealed letter envelopes, of charge. Ao
afssl Dr.. ]. SklLLEh HUGH rOh, Howard As-
gocistion, Nc. south Ninth street, Phliadeiphia,
p. @ars-l.2:
= Madame. zsdOc Porter's Cough Balssm
a purely vegetable Exgectoraat, prepared BY the
Madame with great care, sItor many yeara OF Btrdy
and exp rlenes, 20 meet "a urGe-t and growing
raand for and reliable anti for diseases Of
the throat and lunss. Disorders Of the pulmonary
organs are - prevalent snd 50 fatal in our ever
changing climate that sOne re liable antidots has
basu long snd auIouslT sou yht for By the Wtols
community. The indispensable qualities f-r such
rone1y for popular must be, certainty o.! healthy
cparSti0n; sOssnos Of dAng-r from oVerdoses, and
adaptation to evsTy patient Of VII ttsTer age
sEshRdsme POrtsrs Curative BAisAIa ob
tAinsd at Benton Bros, snd strong Armstrong;
Wholesale Agents, Cleveland, Ohio. mAy4I-R2 lW
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MEDICAL.

DR.. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of Hew York City, will nav ons bundrad
dollars for the proof that he fails to cure the
aSs sa .S diseases sea- & De EH Pay the II sum T,i toE
States treats the same diseases with equal s9ocssI
ene Dr. IHs0s happy in being Is sSe TO S S6Zi
= ne that he has perfected system Of
THE SPEEDY AED PERMANENT CTTRz
re gSze aR9 % saS all Contagious diseases Oi the
thsrefrom, including general Hr'NinS
DEBILITY On NERVOUS PROsTRAEION. s.
he has sucoeeded in curing cases IN tnis city some
O whom had expended hundreds dollars with self
styled physicians, who pro treat all private
naladies with success and without receiving the
DR.. GIBSON does not BOAST that he Il a member
some Uolego n london or Paris, as perhaps SON
and wac ned out great expectations to Be real
lzed but wnst Dr. g. might boast Of Is this that be
IL able % give entire satisfaction to those who
pose confidence In his ability and integrity and that
ne has perfected an American system Of treatment
or any patent medicine 70 equal for the radical ouro
of seminal weakness, and all diseases or dsranRe-
ments, both mental and physical, arising from sex
Or. GIBsog also claims for his new treatment the
following adyan over all Otthers yet discovered
and n., tho agents used in respect disagreea
blei ne uses relics Of the dark ages such Mer
curry, nor any other delstsrous drug; secondly, no
restrictions In diet or business is required thirdly,
his tIeatmentis positive aud certain in all cases. He
stands prepared to go into any public private hos
pital In the Unitod States and domoustrats the i'm
mense superiority Of his new treatment over any
other now known to the world in point Of prompt
ness, pernanencys mildnesss safety and convenience
20 the patient.
Dr.. GIBSON i5 permanently located In Cleveland,
and has during the past sive years performed many
OF diseases which had for yearB resisted all other
modeg OF treatment References can be given to in
vidusls OF the nTst respectabity in Cleveland, Bos-
ton, New HorkGnd other cities in regard to skill and
integrity In ali professional transactions. Dyspepsia
RhoumstisE, Scroiula, and all chronic diseases
treatsd with superior success.
~ Medicines sent to any part o the country on
receipt OF ton dollars.
DR.. GIRaog's New Work hyBi for Hsls At
his Of1cs.
DR, aIBaeH
kH5EE8gOn O. ALzgTlOPAFHX AID ENDTOIEHs
Ofhoe-ilg Seneca Street. few doors from SUPERIOR,
mp stairs, opposite the City Hotel.
ONCE hsuTs fF5m9 to Il and from 10 O'Clock
daily Sundays excepted.)
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PIANO TUNING.

a NLIVER P. HANKS, ssxEszu
: Professional Piano Forte Tuner. ssS4ts-7z957
A. orders left at the Music Store OF $. 9 ~
~ tnaTd o. Z35 Superior street, will be promptly
A'tEudAi ~
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NOTICES,

4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
- The subscriber bes Eesn duly appointed Ad-
ministrstOr on he estate of May z. Munfop, late
II Cleveland deceased. All parsons havIRg aims
BJuent. M. DRAKE.
GieT6innQ, may p, lsh4 maV2l-l4
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nR. J. MCOONNELL'S
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CURE THAT LOATHsOME MALADY.

CURE THAT LOATHS0ME MALADY.
DB. GooDALEs's OATARHH RENEDT.-It penetratss
70 the very seat Of his terrible Disease, and extern
mates it. and branch Dr. GOOdale IL ths
hrst ana only person who ever told the world what
OAEAERH really wss-where It commenced and what
Wonld cure II. Dr. GoodAie has now spent lifetime
IN battling with this fe disease, exploring Its
cret ambush, and making known 70 the world the
lact that Ostab, which has for defed Ine ski
and research Of medical men and authors 10 this
country and in Europe, can now be cured with the
"a uniform cectainty that morning follows night
Prepared BY &. GOoDALE. m D., New York Pr1ce
6l,0l send stamp for q Pamphlet
For sale BY G. W. CLARK, liz SupsrioE-5t.. Oieys
6an !, Ohio. mar2-R
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The OLDEST REsULlTOR FOR FEMALEsi


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lions o. the Menses, whatever mag be the cause CT
ior many years. The only saie Reliance is in
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S sFEMALEPILLs.
that Ladies have for relief from the suppression OF
those PERIODS which, kept up according 70 the calls
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DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS.
This Good Old Esmedy for all distractions has
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EXPLOIT DIRECTIONS with each Boz. Tn
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- Pills sent by mail, promptly, bY rsmItttnR the
price 70 nessrs. BENTON BROTHERS, Cleveland o. n
Sold by Druggists Generally,
HUTOHIHGS& HILLYER, Proprieiors,
-, - 81 Oedar-St.. heE York.
BEaTOh BROS, Agents Tor CIsssISnd
churchill q BrO.i and Shannon & Hartneas
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- ssl
1854. SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1884
On ard sstsF H0ndAyi May 18th, Iss4, Passenger
Trains VIII lsaYe Cleveland e. follows sundal SEX
9s4O A Ms-0HIOA9O EAPRESB-Stop1 at Bsroa,
Grafton, Oberlin, HOrwalk, MoRrooYillo, Bollo-
we Ulyds, Fremont and Elmors, and arrives as
Toledo at l0es A.; and On cago az $50 p. n.
loo z. ms-HESz 11AIE-eboPs All gEa-
tons On 5outhst glTision, and arrives at To-
l6do AZ 6s3OF. r.; UhicaRo 5.30 A. q.
A<s3O Pa M.-EORTH EkH MAILr-Stop1 at an EtRa
tl0ns on Hortharn DtViEioQs and aErIEe5 q Bans
dc5Ey a. 7.l0 ?. =.
700 p. M.-HIGHT E1PRES5-S.opue e Grafson,
HorNsik, msnrOsTill0, Olyds, and Fremont, and
ErriTe1 at Toledo ~ li:l5 p HI and OhioAgO at
OOEEEOTT0Ha.
OJlnsetions are mads at MonrosVilIs Win ths Buaa
da8kTS 4ansnsid Newark R.R., At Clyde with tha
bandusky, Dayton Cincinnati B. B., at Tromone
the Michigan Southern Northern INDIANA and To
sedo haba2h Railroads Tor Chicago, DetFoit, jack
sons tort wayne Iogs1sPort Lafayette, Cairo. All
sons -. Louil and eli points West HoFthH5st nd
trans arrive IN UlsTsIand from ToisaO and tbs
Hest as so A. 49, 245 P. H.. and SIS ?. 4. non
Ss9,a1skE - II A. n. L. D. RUOkER, BuDt.
GicF3tEld, Nay IS, lAE4.
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80 This Well Know Line Of FIRST GLASS
Sggk1EW STEAMERS connects at OEdsnsburgh
EH"
Rail Road for Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
At Cape Vincent with the
Rail RSsds Betssss Cape VIaesnt 4 Nss YoTE
Ana 1t OsEezo with
Line or First GLASS CANAL BeAFs
OsWEG0, TROY, ALBANY &NEW YORK
Forming DAILY LINE from.
Boss0Hs Kew York, 0sdensburSk, Cape
Sincsnt and Oswsso 70
OLAVALARD, TOLEDO + DETROIT
And TRI-WEEKLY LINE to
GAICAGo. MILWAUKEE { INTERMEDIATE P0AIS
GENEst
J. nTERS, No. Astor Housa.....Hsy York.
y BREED, ~ PoRrl street ....-...... 80
JOHN HOOKING, 7Stste-St.-...-...-Boston.
49, a. ~ ~ L..... DEden en8DNrGn.
SnahIho AILISOhs ,.s.................. .OsWegc.
IN ChhMFOkD...... ......... .......s. g
A. /. III L., ....'.....Oape vincent
WALKER & HAYEH .............,. .,..,,, Toledo.
= 4 AAIHEN Detroit.
Ne ;. nSn E..... ....... .Ohicazo.
PELTON 4 BREED, AGHHrs,
surt-Re UsysIaad.
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REOfherri s40IherslI sEOtaors y

Don't fail to procure Mrs. WIH5LOW'5 SOOTH-
ING sYBUP for OHIf DREN fEEFHIkG.
This vsluabls preparation s the prescription olone
Of the best Fsma,e Physicians and Nurses In the
United States, and has been used for thirty yesrs
with never falling safety and Success BY millions Of
mothers and children, from the feeble infant Of one
week to the adult. Il not only relieves the child
from pain but invisoratss tbs stomach and bowels,
corrects Aeidty, aud gives tone aud energy to the
whole system. 1t viii almost instantly relieve
GRIPIEG IN THE BOWELS AND WIND OJLIC.
We believe It the Best and Surest Remedy in the
World in all cSsea o. DiErrhaa and DEsentsry CT
hfidren, whether IL srrises ron Te5ihng, CT from
other causes.
full directions for using will acoou pany eheh i5t-
Gle. NOne genuine u1!ess the ic si5aile OF CuEfls
4 PERKINS. hsW York, is on the wrapper.
Sold by All Medioias Dealers. Pri1sigal Ohos
DAy-st-, New York.
Price only "a Cents per Kettle.
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NLEVELAND s ERIE R.R.

I!
1854. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. IsSA,
Trains viii run e. follows, CsuDdays sxcoptsdl:
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
O;45 A. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIH-8toppinqa at
Milioughbys RainesYtlls, Geneva, Aehtabull,
2s90 p -H1--CINC1GN1TI IEXPRESs-sto11inTs
kainesvtii6, AshEabula and GirAFd only, And als
riye5 ss Eris 81 ,. u-s Dunkirk s;s7F. n, Bui-
3ssO ?. H.'-lAIL ARB ACOOHMODAF7OR-
Stopping At all Esstions and arrives e EF1o aa
0sIO P, M.-EGHrUPR rRAIH-ssoppina
Arrives - &tls As-tssREiA 4na lbAzdaRlS-aa4
m-s Buffalo 4:20 = N.
LEAVE HRIH.
Las 4. N.-HIaHT ExPRESS TkATH-5topping &C
Glrsrd, A5htabula and PEinesFius only, and aye
800 A. m ALL AID ACCOM- MODATTOH TRAIW
-stopyiag st AL stations and EEEiveI - OlsESs
enA E-ToIEDo EXFREss-Btopvlng at AL sta-
tons except 5EanYille, saYbrook, gnlonViIlR,
Perry, Mentor and WickliHo, and arrives At
40 ?. a-DAY EXPKIsS TRAIN-stopplng At e..
rard, Connssut, A1htshulA, and PainsgVtns
only, and arrives IN OlsTeland st s.z1P n.
Sg- second UlAss Cars are Fun On I'll throagh
TrAins.
All the trains going westward connect ct OsyOIana
With trains for Toledo, chicago, Columbus, Uincina
nati, IndianAplis St. Louis, 40; and ali through
trsinS q ne N Y, 4 SiiroSd. and a BuiIio win
shOge o. the New York Central and Budalo &fgR
York City Railroads los New York, Albany Bostons
EiagAr1 f4lis, Soi snd at Eris with trains on ne
S5DaY Express, East and West, connects et alrArd
with Traia1 on Erie aud Pittsburgh Railroad ioI
LinsESilss, headVills, ansst9s-ni g; -.
Cleveland. May 18th, ls.4.
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PnsT-0FFleE TINE.TAELR.
1884. Summer Arrangement 1854.
FOB THH
Arrival and ClOsiag Of EaIls
ATT THE
CLEVELAND POST oBFIOR.

VO-lW8lcIu8 M0luIJI my l1IllI % >
~haHs VIII be opened and rsad7 for delivery one
hour after arrival OF trainl.
SNS-Au Mails closa one hour before Departure o.
AKRIVAL OF NAILS AT DEPOE.
Eastern Through arrives At AN, and l:si and
!, ga T. n.
AA5tern Way arrives at. -.ss -.
F1tteburEh Through arrives at 525 A. h
do Way arrive at $40 . ID.
bARdusky MAY arriFesG < z A.
Mahontng Way arrives al COO r =
Cincinnati Through arrives 81 $50 n, &50 Fs y.
do Way arrives at $50 2.
Western Through arrives ct e2U ~ Hnd S.56 y. n
do Way arrives at 245Ph a.
Medina Way arrives at 400 P. NJ
koekPSrts Sc arrives TuesdAyBs FhuFsdsys and SAT-
urdayB ct Y n.
Brscksville Bath &C., arrives Mondays and FridayI
sharon Center, Granger, Eo-th Royaton &C., sErivss
Mondays and Eridays AT p. a.
MarrenBV1lle arrives daily at i0:l5 A. ~.
hegt Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily AE A. y.
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1854. Pennsylvania Central 1884,
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL Road.
3 9 FSES * ~ - -
CWITH ITS COsNECTIEE
Is 6 First Glass Route, for Safety, Comfort
snd Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
Ths Tfaek is Stoas BaHastsd and is Free from 5IlS
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kh5EE8g0R o. ELsCrROPAEHY AID ENDTOISHs
Ofhoe-ilg Seneca Street. few doors from SUPERIOR,
mp stairs, opposite the City Hotel.
ONCE hsuTs fF5m9 to Il and from 10 O'Clock
daily Sundays exceptsd.)
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MORNING LEADER.


Carlo Patti, the young viOlinist will sail
for Europe in few days to study his art
in Merlin
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RAIIaGABs,
NLEVELAND 8 PITTSBURaH
" BAIL Road.
TyLEVELAND s TOLEDO B. B.

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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-06

That MORAL PERIODICAL, styled the Mus.
catine Courier, is very desirable family pa
per to those who want 1t. The ladies of
Iowa should not fail to subscribe for it. The
soldiers in the field should not be without it.
To the business man and property holder it
Is Indispensable. Children should have free
access to it. In the literary world it has no
superiors. We quote from it as follows:
If our office be destroyed by mob the
city of Muscatine will be laid in ashes,"
Writing Of number of ladies assembled
for'the purpose Of packing sanitary goods
for our sick and wounded soldiers, that paper
stigmatizes them Gas wFipkled OLD maids
with sunken eyes, hollow cheeks and antigua
ted curls;- false ct that,) who smiled very
lasc;viopsly at us.'' ~ ''' - -
In column Of solid matter iturges Dem
ocrats to arm themselves for deeds Of violence
upon peacable citizens in city where the
laws are at all times enforced. A very de-
sirable family paperl
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1864-05-06

WHY New YORK GOES DEMocRArlc-We
supposed that under the operation Of a whole
some Registry law but little fraud was perpe-
trated in the great city Of New Vol. on e;ec.
ton day. And we are astonished, that the
Dubuque Herald. with all its rebel instincts,
should be audacious enough to publish the
following record of election fraud:
B1ED.-At New York, April -, Geo..
Douglas Sloane, only son of G. w. and the
late NJ. "A. Sloane, months and IL days.
He has ever been . firm democrat always At
his post He went to the election on the
'8th, smarting with great anxiety for his
country. But death how released him from
all such cares" III b7 a1s He
When Democrats vote at the age Of four
months and twelve days, no wonder they are
victorious at the polls. .szo a.
1t is due the Herald to say that it copies
the foregoing paragraph from the Boston
Courier