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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
DRESS MAKER.
CLOAK AND DREss-MAKIEG
L NJ n OR IL NJ.

MRS. ELIZA SPIEGLEBERG,
Has JUST RECEIVED IRON NEW YoEE
II large stock Of Black silks, GEpuirs Lace
teiiars. Dress 1rimmizzs. and ether Fzney ATfi-
elsz suitable for LafiIss' wear. Alsos
Grenadfne ShaSFIs. Tafsneisnfe Lace
and al ether articles nssaiiy Kept in = L.4ass
Fancy Store.
She has OF had. ansIsEiH make 70 sfisr.
Ladies' Silk Nantes and Cloaks,
which she viii IN at thz Iosss possible advance
on New York eost She will also kssp stock fore
wbolezaline which Merchants wsEld DO yell TO
call and examine.
she * the Laaiest 20 give lssr call befsrs pur
ahaainx aissw bare, she feels assured that kha
- ~ lower than any other honzs ia the citv
Or first strsst, hefws<sn Main and Lceusf
All MEa- Z. sPTEGLEBERG
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
HOTEL.

p. Mckay, Proprietor,

II. Mckay, Proprietor,
On tbs CORNER Of w4tsr And Division strsets. psa,
STEAMBOAT Landing.
KvAEsyILLE, INDIANA.
A this house has besn papsrsd painted and re.
Furnished By the proprietor, the trarsiinx ruklle
can alsays rely upos hayfzg the bsst q aecons-
MO1AA'S1s- sp27-ly
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
C HERoxzH 1HJEcT1oH.
Componndsd from Hootsg BaFks and
Leaves.


Leaves
cHERoKEK REMEDY. de svesf I.1s4. Ds.-
etc. earss al afssqses Fl hs nrHarF organs sncA
o.. fafaraeiiea Il a. Eidsefs toHs IN ~ Biadds,
rfeHrf. Gfaref, Che. G1nzorrb<a, ena 4 elpscsat
Hf1es0sesds5 n doe n fIuor lites for ckfts
Z leeffs shsrs 81 fhs - aaAsssss rseieass Aass
fadeI
es-If : prspared In hizhly eoae.atrsssd
DFms he dese bsinz frozu css - f~7 teaspoon.
fuis thrss tins ter day.
ssTs salnssi8e and alsersssss ~ lss .et,on pv-
rifyinK and cisassing he blosd eaasine IL 20 1o~
N ~ - effeinsf pnfify snd viKsr. thus rshnovink
rom shs systesa All psrnisioas causes Which have
CHEROKEE IEJRcTEaN 1. ,ns.ux
a. az ais ans AzalstsBt to fIs0Cherokee REM
edys and sisguld De- ussd II cenjunefion viii fhsf
mssiieine = Al GASES q Gonnofrhss, ciest, Fluar
h8bss o. Whites Ia enerfs ar healing sooah-
iag and dsaaniesnt; removing al seaidlne. hesf.
eAofaes ard psin, instead 81 the burnink aBA al
nest noeafar pain that Il experisnesd vita
se.Ity 81 TIE eb<zp qaaek fs5ecffonE
b tie use 81 fi1e Cherokee Remedy
nc = nerokes sn1eefteD-shs tue medicines.
~ " : saas tlEa<-ali Improper dischafees are re-
moved, and fhe vsAkensd organs are spssdily re-
stored - fall igor and sfrenEfh.
eS-for fail particulars get cur pannpblsf fron.
any orug store ls The s0nntry. Or write u and -
vii nal free . eng sdsrsss, fill trsetfss
es-Priee, Cherokee Remedy, & Der bot
tis. o. three botties Fl s.
Se-Price, Cherokee InJeefion, q per bot
tie, OF three bottles feS g.
Ss-sant - exprssJ % any aadrsass on rssssea,
% price.
DIR. " h Mersyfn a. c.,
Sole Pnopristsfs,
No. % liberty strsst, ksu1Tork
sid n kFans sfiie " Nm BIEEBOWERr
and y al druzzIst stergshere- ffsblldfWly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
GROCERIES.

DIcELKD PIGS FEEr-
70 Kegs spiosd Pigs Feet,
Jest received At No. 9. First street,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21

no0sIER SYRUP Barrel ehoies
IL syrup. For sale At
cALDwELL's Family
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21

aaj. Gen. c. C. WAsHBURsE.
"W H. AoRGAx, Msj. and A A. 6.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-05-21
DIXIE APPLE CHEESE
Boxes Plne Apple Cheesa- Just recsissf a.
No. s, First Stnssf.

H0aTsY-s sBArrsls extra white uamIux
IL Yer sale al
80. FIRST STREET.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27
Gereral ButIer and be Exohana

Nearly every officer who recently Gea-
ned from Richmond d 4elares it to be 4.
nuive-sal hope and wish and hope Of our
bray, fellows who are still enduring the
borprs Of their csdtivity, that the whole
mster Of their exchange should be placed
er.irely in the hands of Major General
ntler, both as to the means sRd time Of
neir release. While they are willing to
Bear their suferings sooner than accept Of
an exchange that would affect the honor
of their Government, they know that Gen
eral Butler is not only thoroughly known
but also feared by the rebel authorities
they think that the transfer Of all rebel
prisoners in our hands to his department
YouIi do more TO clear away the obstacles
in the way Of jrst and speedy exchange
than any otheT means that could be en-
ployed. Orr prisoners are clsmorous fol
the Adoption Of retalistory mearures, by
our Government, os the rebel prisoners in
our hsnds.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27
Ger Enough sleep.

We have often heard young men remark
that four or five hours sleep was all they
wanted, and the human system required
The habit of going without sufficient sleep
is very injurious. Thousands, no doubt
permanently injure their health in this
way. We live in fast age, when every
body seems to be trying to perVert the or
der Of nature. If folks will persist in
turning night into day, it is not to be won
dered at that few last out the allotted term
Of life. No matter what be 9 mans occu-
patton physical, mental, or, like 0thel-
los "gone," and living In idleness : the
constitution cannot last, depend upon it,
without sufasiency Of regular and re-
freshing sleep. John Hunter, the great
surgeon, died suddenly of spasmodic af-
feciion Of the heart, disase generally en-
coursged by want Of sleep. In volume
Just publiahed by medical man, there is
one great lesson that hard students and
literary meu may learn, and that is, that
Hunter probably killed himself by taking
too little sleep. Four hours rest at night
and one after dinner, cannot be deemed
sufficient to recruit the exhausted powers
Of both body and mind. Certainly not
snd the consequence was that Hunter died
early. II men will insist on chss ing
sleep, her twin sister, death, will lavenge
the insult.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27
War vesseIs--a Terrible New English Iron.
Clad.

War VesseIs--a Terrible New English Iron
Clad.
The London Times, Of January 29th, ad-
monishes the naval powers Of the world
that England is now building an armored
ship that will be Has terrible an sssailsnt
to iron-clsds IS an iron-olsd to wooden
ships" Our contemporary, ct a loss for q
word that conveys a proper idea Of the ns-
ture of the new fearful engine Of war,
calls it "monster" The object, we are
told, "with which this vessel is designed is,
in case Of another great naval war, to
avoid repetition Of the long, dresry work
Of blockading an enemy's feet by Wesri-
some and dangerous cruising of themouth
Of hsrbors. The Belierophon (the mon
ster's nsme) is, in short, to.s feet of iron
clads what q fox-terrier is to a pack Of
hounds. In case Of an enemy's iron feet
running into port, she can follow them
with impunity.p
The coufdent tone in which the new
conner is herslded would naturally lead to
the supposition that some startling princi.
pie had been discovered in the art Of con-
strucling and propelling ships, some new
material discovered Of gres er power 10
resist projectiles than hitherto known,
some new mode Of constructing ordnance
devised for doubling or quadrupling the
present charge Of powder. Nothing Of
the kind-the Bellerephon is eimply an
iron vessel 300 feet long, 56 feet beam, 25
feet draft, and 4 246 tons burden. Nor
does the motive power to be applied
present any remarkable features. HIt is
hoped" that By working steam expsnsively
and by adopting some other modern i'm.
proVements, to reduce the consumption Of
coal to q pounds per horse power per
hour. III this great result be effected, -
says our coLemporsry, "she can be de-
pended upon at sea to average Is knots
But, as he admits that the Black Prince,
which is provided with the best machinery
that England could produce year or two
ago, consumes pounds per horse power
per hour the hope expressed will scarcely
be realized. Thus, neither the size o! the
terrible ship, nor her speed, present any
thing extraordinary. The "monster,"
therefore, to justify the name, should he
absolutely impregnable and carry arma-
ment Of such weight and disposition as to
render opposition hopeless.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27
nI.nsIEG OF mAILs,


ELsrHHA THRoUeH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, nss
York, Hartford, and WillOughby, Peinesy1les 6eno-
"a, AstRbula and Oonneaut, closes st SO A. a. .
EAsTEEH THBoUGH, for New York only, olosss ~
EIs+1ss FHRouaH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany, Bos'
ton New York and Hartford, closes at $40 Z. ID.
EksTKRN WAY, for all points between Cleveland eno
Was4Gss T.3T fEsousH for Toledo, Detroit Chicago
and Milwaukee, closes at 10 P. M, ueaSei I'D
next mornlng.l -. r...
WHeTHRE THROUG5s for TolsdoI DetToits SSntSc-Aso' =
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes a. ozl Z. n
WEsTTRN WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at l P. n.
sASDusKY Way, for sandusky and all intsrmsdiass
CnS0ISaAT1 WAY, for ali points between OleVeland
and cincinnati, CLOSES ct 10 P. NJ, QesTes ct 3:S9
O4EoISEGTI fHBouaH, for Columbus, Dayton, New
ark and Cincinnati CLOSES at 10 P. NJ, CoaYea st 7s0
CIEoTsEATf THRoUsn, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville ct. Louis, indianapolis, AaneeVlIie ano
Wheeling, closes ct 6:l0 Z. ID.
PTfTsBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and HAsh-
ington, closes Of la:40 P. n. -
Wellsylle, and Pttsburg Harrisburg, PhilsaslphiA,
Baltimore and Washington clOses t7:s0 A. N.
HAHoHIEa WAY, for all points betWes0 Cleveland
and Hou1g5tovn, oloses 81 10 p Ms teaFe- 81 s'Oe
MHDIEA WAY, closes at An.
BooGPORT, 6e,, oloses on Eds ssdaysi IhursdAya Ana
BREoEsvIIIE BGTH, &o., CLOSES Tuesdays and Sat.
-SHARos OERTEE. Granger, North BoysltoR sa,s
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays et a. "a.
WARREFBVILLE ciosea daily, 1890 A. n.
RksTOLzyHLAHpA and Euclid, closes daily at 2. d.
ss-MAll and Drop Letters ere rsquir'd, By lsW to
s5-kll ditY Circulars are Repaired 20 be prepaid
~ ofoe oPen fren 'fsO A. NJ to 7.sO P ID. On
N'''N''' ~ u. OOwLEs. m
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27
REAl ESTATE.
TO HN G. JENNINGS,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent.
ATWATER BUILDING.



Eucl i-St-Four first class m dern built Brick Hou-
SIS. known a. tbs ampbell Block, next Erst Of
The High sch 81 Building, with bath rooms,
h9taud cold water, &C. WIN be sold separate
Tyr 'Ogsthsr.
Kinsman ST., No lC9-N large Beick House, with a
large iot Of Fruit Tres, Shrnbbsry, Barn and
every convenience Sc 500
st. Clair-sf west OF Erie-Large new Bri(k House
ed with ShIubbsTy, FlONe- 5, &c. a7Oe0
marble mantles, gas, &C. Alec large lot sA5 0.
en- rooms, Barn, &c Lot 5lxl5Ofeet
Kinsm an st--OS ttsge HouIe. harm, and half acre Of
land. near Erie-St
ProFpeet-St near Sheriff -St-Large two story Brick
Houss, with Wa'er ard Gas a5,50
FrJ spect-St near Erie St-La,go two sto-y Brick
HCu4s, with marble mantlss, wafer, gas, ba h
room, furnale, &C. s7UO0.
Soovile aysnue-iwo story Brick HoaEe, Barn and
Hll St--fWo ftOry Honse aud lot 5OxI65 feet sz5OO
HleRE-St-Houss and Lot, lCxl;5 feet. 500.
Csdar-Sts, Perry-St., two stoty House and Let
with Barn, n uit, &C. sl6OO.
Halnqt-sf.. near Erie.St;, g5o1 two story Brick
Walnut St-Double CotIsgs House, two storios
Price $500.
Ointon-st,; corner Of Dusne-st., Brick House and
Lot, ll6Il25 feet.
Good Business Property on Super or St. Pablo
Square, and tu tarlc-Nt. Some fiist rste Bar.
gsins On al Of thsse Streets.
50 Vacant LOts-A go.d investment. Part on OhfC
Oanal and RtVer and near TO business.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27
BROWNs BRONOHIAL TROCBRs

ST have never char Pei my mind respecting them
from the first sxcopting TO- think yet better of that
winch began thinking well OF ! Raw Henry Ward
'sThe Troches are stan OF Life TO me."- Prof
Edward horth, Pns't Hamilton College, Clinton,
'.For Throat Troubles they area Specific I'm. P.
Willis.
drOo fsv5rably known TO need commendation. -
[Hon. Chs. A. } helps PTes't MASS senate.
-suontafn no Opium nor ANYTHING injurious -
TDr A A. Hayes, Chemist, Boston.
"An elegant combination for Coughs IL Or. G. 7.
Bigelo ow, Boston.
q commend ihs,r use to Public Speakers NJ Rev.
=. b. Chaplin.
Geiefrisd, Morristown, Ohio.
tsfery beneficial when suffering from Oolds."-
lHsv. S J. p. Anderson, st. Louis.
sAlmckt u stant relief in the distressing labor cf
hreafh ugracnliar 10 AEthma."-L Rev. A. @. Eggle-
Ftun, EsW York.
they hase -uited my case exactly, relieving my
throat 30 that could sing si'h ease TT DHchar-
ne, ChcristeT Ersnch Perish Church, Montreal.
aEAs there ere imitstlons, be sure 10 OBTAIN the
aESUrNE febl2 n2lm
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27
UsefaI and UnexpensIrs.

We have been shown small travellers
safe, ss it is called, which might be made
Of great use TO our soldiers. 1t is g simple
canvass bag, divided into two pockets,
lined on the inside by oiled silk, and hav-
ing bands attached by which il can be
buekled over the shoulders. The name of
the owner can be stamped on the 'front.'
and thus help to identity him in case Of
accident. For carrying money, photo
graphs, needles and thread, or other arti-
cles which the soldier on the march needs
constantly, it is admirably arranged. Our
ladies Of the sewing societies might easily
make these satchels and give them to the
Fai,-a
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27

IAN knglisnman's House Is MS Oastie."
Isit2 Well, in feudal times it might
have been; but noW-s days sssuredly we
cannot so consider ii. If the Englizhman
at least be resident in London, he GER
tainly can scsroely call his house his own,
snd in point of stability, it would be
sheer mookery to view it ss his castle
What with railways and main drainsges
ard HOlbOrn Valley elevations, his house
is anything but being in the least degree
impregnable, and may be taken snd de-
moished without 8 chance Of his prevent
ingit. Indeed, if the railroads are allowed
W 60 on kn0eking down our houses about
outHsrs much longer, we poor LOndoners
will ,ardly have q roof to cover us and
we shall have to advertise that London is
removsl to the middle 81 Salisbury Plain,
or the Interior Of Africa, OF lamewbere eIsa
where ", can live secure fro town sim,
provemens. s."-Puneh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27
CLEVELAND & ERIE RIB.



ls6s-4. WIETEE ARRkEeENEER. 1854.
On and after Monday, November 18th lsss. Paaaan-
ger Trains viii run a. follows Sundays sxceptedl.
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
$3.50 a. m.-DAf EXPRESS TRAIN-Stoupfnon AZ
Millouehbyi Painesviiisl eenevs, AshtaBula,
Conuesut aud tfirarG only, and arrive at Erfe al
l;l5 2. M Dunkirk 5:45 D. m, Bufalo SD D. m
l3I5 z. H.-OiEOIHSATI EXPE HSS-Stopnfnra A
Eiyes 81 Arie 90 p H1.s Dunkirk S:i7 D. m, But
3.55 z. ks.9iiAIL AEB A0Ool.sit pATIos-
Stopping As ali Etatioza and arrives at Eris ct
9sIO P, m.-EIeHT ExPRrss TRAJE-ston.,n,
at PstnesY1ileB Azhtabuia and QlrRrd onlT, sTd
= s'iIs5 y ssls s 3 "a a. H. DunEirk 7:4s 9.
LEAVE ERla
BIO A. KNIGHT EXPRESS TIA AIE-stouuiuRa Al
GtrarGi Ashtabuls and PalnssYills cnly, and A..
nVes st Cleveland At ZOO A. r.
6:20 a. EMAIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIH
I-sj9pFinS at ~ stations and arrives ss CisFS-
ESQ A. M.-T0LED0 EXTeISA-stoppiua Al All sta-
tons except 5VHnyills, saybFook, Onfouyiiis
rSsrry ~ aent9E ~ and Hiekli1e, and Arrives st
2:45 ;. A--DAE ExPEESB FRA TN-Stou.lag A slf
rardi Oounszuts AEhtEbula, and fsinesVIIIe
only sad srTtsse IN Cleveland At 6sZ5 r.
~ Second Class Cars are rzn on su shrouah
AN the trains going westward connect st Cleveland
Win trains for Toledo, Chioago UolRnbus, Oincin-
natl indianapll5I St. Lollis, &C.; and all through
tains gong E1aIsar1y connect at Dunkirk with tbs
sralnA q Lne y L Z 7 katiTcsd, snd Sc Buffalo with
shoee q the New York Central and Bufalo g New
norE Otty Railroads for New York, Albany, Hosfon
l9fssH s9li. 6o and a. Ezie With trsinH on ths
- Day hLRreg1, East snd Vest, oonnects At gfrarf
With Trains On Elie and Pittsburgh RailroSd foT
bihesEilie' AeneTiile, Jgsmest9NE, e.
cleveland, November 18Th, is5S. S-s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27
Dsinr ths Fnir r.Thlnr,

The rebsl Congress has passed a bill fix
ing the raions TO naval officers, which al
lows to admirsls the same rations as gen.
erals have, and to Yice-admirsls the same
granted to heutensnt-genersls. If they
weuld now vote few squsdrons also 70
the admirals and Viee-sdmirsls, they would
complete their outfit.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27

We have been lovers now, my desr
Il matters nothing TO say how long
But still at the comming round o'th year
make for my pleasure 8 little songi
And thus of my love l sing, my dear
So much the more by year, by year..
And still as I see the day depart,
And hear the bat at my window fit,
sing the lettle song to mg heart,
With just change st the close oft
And thus Of my love sing away
So much the more by day, by day.
When in the morning see the skies
Breaking into . gracious glow,
ssW you are not my sWeetheart's eyes,
Your brightness cannot mislesd me SO
And sing Of my love IN the rising light
50 much the more by night, by a night.
But at the years sweet dawn and close,
When the moon is filing, or fading away,
Every day, as il comes and goes,
And every hour o. every day,
Ny little song repeat and repeat
So much the more by an hour, my sweet
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27

Independence-Fs' m of $50 sores with good Burd
ngs, orchard, &C. $40 p-raTe
On Plank hoRd-l0 miles from Jity; Farm Of IaO
acres, sanoy soil ana River bottom, good Build
tngs, orchard, &C,
NeWburgn-h1Ve acres, with larCe CottsRs Housa
Barn and great variety OF Fruit e45O0
On LaSe sh1re, east Of City and near Wilson Ave-
nus, ~ acses land. $500 psr acre.
East OlevelkDd-3l acres on 1t. Clair Road ExcsI-
lent land Tor Eruit or Qarie Jog ll75 q acra
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27

THE ALL SJJFFTOTENT THRE0

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TRIESEMARl l, 2 and J, areprotsoted bY Roy
al Letters Patent oI England, aud occurred by IN
seals o. the Eeols de Pharuacis de Paris and thi
InPerial College Of Medicine, Vienna
No. Ons Is Invaluable for Exharstfou. seernstOr
rhnas and all physical disabilities.
No. Two completely eradlcates ali trAcas OF ehoss
diseases that have heretofore been treated by tbs nE
soous and perntcious use Of oOpavia and cubsbs.
hoS Ihree has entirely supp a1tei the Injurious uBs
Of mercury, thereby insurfRq 70 the nue-gr spssdv
relief dispensing all mpufiries and roofing out tte
TBIResAAR, NOS l. and 3 are preparations In ths
be carried in the vaiBtcoat pocket Bold in tin oass
and divided into separate dOsea administered by
felfaus IaenlAnq kouxf kiceld, 4o- Prica e3 eachs
or cases for e9 which saves 50; and In tsI essss
whereby there IL saving OF %. To be had whole.
1eW York. ~
Lmnediataly en- receiving remittance Or. Barrow
VIII forward the TriesemAr 70 any part OF the WOrlf
securely packed and addressed according % me -.
BEruotiOns or the writer
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27
Ne chief Attributes OF Manhood q

The Chief Attributes Of Manhood an
frequently lost or EuIPsndsd By nal-praotioss md
oIouI habits that wiz inevitably lead 70 hsreditH
aipsuS unlsss checked IN time Bead the truths lfN
So-r IN ths traetIss "HUMAB FRAILTY, or PM
ToEr4TcLI RrSzARoHzs." It Is alaborstoly f1uItTV
I'd with eolored engrsy:ngS and viii convince tn
most hard0ned and uneonosrnsd, - well - RELISH
ths minds Of the most desFondinE, by leading theI
n ths rrht channel for relief Of bodily aud nsnta.
eFory md deuBStr.
aTSoid by Dr.. BARROW, lsl Blsscksr-St., b. u
Frfce cent. esnt fres everywhere. Bee advertise
manf Of g TTiessmar" IN smother Oolumn.
Scld also " G. ". CLARK DTuggtHts OlsVolaB6s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27
..MERIE. 40 10 E0H4s
&c S
I'M DOLLARS PRENtIUMii
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Or SpsrmatOrrhea, Glsst, &C., and
TMPOTENCY RED,
AFTER ALL oTHER TREATMENT FAILS !
lsar DR.. A, GIBSON,

Formerly Of New York City, will pay one hundred
dollars for the proof that he ever fails 70 cure the
above named Diseases He will pay the same sum IoI
the proof that any other Physician in the United
States treats ths diseases with equal success
After many years Of laborious study and expert
enco, Dr. GIBs0E is happy in being able 70 announce
70 the unfortunate thas ne has perfected system Of
F1r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-27
POST.0FFICE TINE.TABLE.
1854. Winter Arrangement 1854.
FOR TIRE
Arrival and CiOsiag q Aatls
4f-r7 AT THE SD 3 s-.-- Cd
OLEvELAND Posi- OFgIOB.

-HfsfIs WIN Be opsned and ready for delivery ons
hour after arrival Of trains. -, :,
a1B-Ali Nails olcse one hour befere departure OF
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives ST 700 a. H., and l;Ie aud
6s25 r. NJ. 49,. a a
Gaxtern Way arrives At lO:l5 A. n.
Pittsburgh Through arrives ct 9:l5 A. H.
do Way arrives at $50 p N.
Esndusky Way arrives at G3 a. N r.-H r
hAhoning Way arrives OF $3.50 =. M.
OIncinnafi Through arrives at $50 H-, 250 z. y.
do Way arrives at geo L. n.
Western Through arrives at 9;s5 H. snd $50 r. n
do Way arrives at 3.i5 =. M
Medina Way arrives at 400 Z. nj. .-.,.
R0okport, &c. arrives Tuesdays, ThuTsdAJI snS sat-
urdayB at Il ~
Rreoksviie Bath, &C., arrives Mondays and EridAya
sharon center, Granger North RoyaltOn. Gs srriVe'
Mondays and Fridays at P. d.
Warrensvile arrives daily AZ lO:l5 A. M -
East Cleveland sad Euclid arrives dRilY u y A. -
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On and Efter HondeE. November 18th. IsEs. P,..s,.
gor Trains wilt lneEs OlsFsiand IS loioWI isundaTr
100 4. m.-CH1CAGO EXP REsS-stops At Bsrea
Gre1tons Ooerlin, HorWalk, HonroeVills, Bella.
Euas glyde, Fremont and Einore, and sTrfVss II
Toledo At l2:so P. NJ Detroit $50 p H.; and Ohf.
9sO5 p. NV ESTEEM HAIIT-stops At an Etn-
tlous en- Southern Division, and arrives 81 To-
lsdo az 30 ?. r.; Chicago 500 Ak,
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hoTFaik, Aonroeville, Clyde, and fremont and
arrives at Toledo ~ u: P n; Detroit $50 A. ~:
and ChtoAEO At 1870 A. n
OOSHEuTIOEd.
Connections ars made st MonrosVilIs With the s.s-
euHEyB AADanolc Newark BIB, ct CITda Eitb ~
sanduakys Dayton Cincinnati B. R. st Frs1,nof
with Iremont Indiana b. p, and AZ Toiado Wfth
the Michigan Southern & Northern Indiana and To-
lsdo wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detrofk Jack
eoni Aort wayne Losansport, Lafayette Cairo Az
Southwest.
rrAinI arrfEe N Cleveland from Tolsdo and the
West q 30 A H.t.2;s5 P. NJ and S.s5 ?. n. Frnm
Sandusky at s.25 A. " y. D. RIJJE m 7asi,
Cleveland. November Is, lss5