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PnRE tYaIPATHY.
Sore Throat, Cough, Cold

sore 1uEC6bs EOu6ns GO4As
and qfiiar troubles n suffered 10 progress result IN
ssrious Pulmonary, Bronchial and AsthmstiC sdec-
tons Oftentimes incurable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TR0CHES
are compounded 50 70 reach directly the seat Of
fhe dissass and give almost instant Ieilei-
sT5oId By All Druggists sDd Dealsrs N Medioine
s ne Uuissd States snd mort Foreign countries, at
s oanta ner by. jan22-R2
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s1LEVELAND / ERIE R.B.
MHM


1864. WIETER ARBANaEMENT. 1891.
On and aftsr Monday, November 10Th. Isss, Passsn-
ger Trains win r1a a. follows, Sundays exoeptedl;
LEAVE CLEVELAHD.
o.5o A. M 7-DAT Express TRAIS-EsoDPlDFa e
HlliOEEhby, PainesTiIls, aansTa, AEhfa5ula,
Sonnsaut snd tslrara onIY, and arrive ct Eris sf
s.i5 p. Bt.-GIH0iaHATi ExPR REss-StoppsnT 4
PaiRssFiiis, Ash tabula and Girard only, and sr-
rive. at Erie SIS p m, DunkirE s;l7 ,. m, But
S.55 z. 6a..1aAEL AEB A0o1AEODATIOH-
stoDPinz st sil ssetions sud arrives at Eris e
ofIo Z, M.-EIGHTExPEzss TRAIE-stoppinr
st fHin0sTtlles Ashtsbuls ard GirEzd only, and
arrives q Aris At l2:42 ;. a, Dznkirk 2s4s >,
N. Buffalo 4;a0 a m.
90 & LEAVE ERIa
8l0 A. .H.-nIaHf zAEkzSS IAAIN-5topping at
GlrATd, Askszbais and fainsEFilis u only, and A.,
rivez ai UiaTeland at 100 A. =.
S.75A.M.--HAIL AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
--sto5Bing st all stations HHd arrives ht OlsES-
land sf ia.i5 A. l..- rfs-sr
$50 A. E.-ToLED0 EXPEESe--sDDbsag ct all sta-
tious except sEa1yille, Saybrook, UnionYills,
Perry, Mentor and WlckllGs, and arrives e
Cleveland at LEO :. u.
a{5P. E.-DAT E1PRES5 FkAIH-Btopling q e.
Tard, Oonnssut, A1htAbEl4, and Pai1s1Eills
only and arrives IN Cleveland at 6=5P.H.
- sscoad Cisss Oars a-s mn On Al throzEh
Nilh trains ioT Toledo chicago. Colambus, Cinoin-
Esti, Indianapls, St. Louis, 80; and ell through
trains going Eastward connect a. Dunkirk with the
trains Of TIE \, Y. 8 RaiEoad, and q Buffalo Win
York UirT Rsii-osis for EsE York, Albany, Boston,
Niagara falis, &C., and AZ Erie with train1 IN
EEDay Express, Eat and v eat, connects at GirnEj
With Trsins On Erie and Piti1hurgh Railroad fol
LinesTiIle' headyiile, Janestes-Ii 81; -.
Cssys,and. Hovs1lbsr -issh. is.i-
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ULOgING on MAfIs-


EzSFKRE THROUGH. icE Erie, 8unalo, So55ont hsv
York Hartford, and Willoushby, Paine5villes Gere-
Va, ABtabuis and Oonneaut, closes a. $50 A. NJ
E4sTEEN EHEoUGzs soE hsy York only oloasa A
z:15P NJ .
EAsTERH THRoJeH, for Erie. BGlialo, Albany, Boa-
ton, Hew York and Hartford, closes st $40 ?, y.
EAsIERH Way, for all points botWasn Cleveland ana
HasTsSE TaRore5 for Toledo, Dssrois, Chicago
and Milwaukee, closes At 10 ?. NJ, usaFss 10
next norning.)
WHsTEBE THRoUsH, for Toledo, Dst-oit, 9hts@so,
Dubuque, Sc. Joseph and Cairo closes 81 6Ei Z. a.
NEsTERH WAY, for all points DetHesn UleFeiAnd
and Toledo, closes ct ?. NJ IL
sAsDUsKT Way, for sandusky aud sII intsrmsdiate
OIsCIHsAFI WAI, for sli points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, oleses st 10 ?. H. 0ssEes st T;ae
OIsoISNaTi fERoUsT., tor Columbu5, Dayton, Now
ARK and Cincinnati, closes at 10 P m uesEss 81 T;aO
OIE0INATI THRcgan, EoE CoiuIahus. OineIhnAti,
Louisville St. LoCts, Indianapolis nsneBT1ls and
wheeling closes ct h:lD r. NJ.
PTrTsBURsH THBoJsH, for Pittsburgh and wash
inston, closes at l7:40 P. N.
PITTsBURGH Way, io- all points between Slsyel@2d,
Weilsyie, and PittsDurz, Harrisburg, Phtladeiphtsl
Baltimore and WsshihEtO closes At 7:3o A. N.
AAuoHIHe WAT, for ALI points between cleveland
and youngstown, closss ct 10 p NJ, GeaEes At 500
nsxs morning1 -s
hEDTEA HsT, closes n i. NJ.
RO0KPoaF, As.. elosss ONT sdAys, Thursdsys snd
EEscksvIIIs. BA-z, &C., closes Tuesdays hndsst-
sakEos CEsTTR, Granger, Eorth RsyaIson a..
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A. N. b."
WAnRERsvIILE, sioseg daily, 1890 A. N. .--.
HAsF OBsvELANDsnd Euolio, CLOSES dAiiy, st a. d.
E=-maiI and Dros Letters ,ro required, By Law to
sS-Eii 0ity Oiroai=rs ara required . Be prepaid
with tFo-oeat stamp.
- Once open from I:se a n. TO 5:A9 II, n On
Sunday from a. 4. to ls;so A. n ,,,,,.,, ,.,, a,
~
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MASTERS SALE.

MASTERS sALE.-Pursusnt to the
lll command Of a decretal order Of sale issued
from the Court of Common Pleas Of Cuyahogs
County, Ohio, at the suit Of Ann Lord, Admins
tratriX, against John IA Newton and others,
shall offer for sale at public auction, at the door
Of the Court House, in Cleveland, in said COun-
ty, on the 2lst day Of May, at o'clock, P. NJ,
the following described premises, to-Vit: The
following described tract lot OF land situate in
the township Of Brooklyn, being number seven
in the 18th range Of townshipsi in the Connecticut
Western Reserve in the State of Ohio, and
which is also in the County Of Cuyahogs, and is
known by being part Of lot No. 20, original sur
vey OF said township, and is bounded as follows;
West by Pearl street, south by Martins lot, so
called, east by Terrsee street, and north by a
line commencing on Terrace street in the centre
between the northern line of said Martins lot
and the south line Of the house lot OF Mr.. A.
Randall, and thence running westerly at right
angles with said Terrace street, half the dis
tsnce to Pearl street, and thence parallel with
Pearl street to point from which said norther
ly line will iutersect said Pearl street at right
angles with Pearl street, sIXty-six feet distant
from the north line Of said Msrtin's lot, and is
the same lot conveyed by Josiah Barber and
Richard Lord to Nathan voorhees,, and reference
is hereby made to said deed for more particu-
lar description. Appraised at l,4l9.
GEORGE q. WYMAN,
Master Commissioner.
S. B. Prentiss 4 Baldwin, plt'ffs att'ys.
apr20:l5O
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Br. GR BAH,
Ksu5sr of the Royal College Of PhysioGas,
Loados, Eaglazd; Graduate Of
Rs.o-3f, Hos.-frT fo-
FEMALE DIsEAsE


FEMALE DIsEAsE
and constant attendant Of Paris, Lendon, New Or
Ieaus snd Montreal Hospitals for the last ten year
hss opened an Ofios at the
johnson HOUSE, Cleveland,
where he viii b happy TO meet ali those who are af
aictsd with subacuts and chronic diseases.
ais treatment is entirely different from the old
plan and mild efioacious and effective. His med
icines are smVly vegetable extracts and oils they
have never sn Us but by two other physicians in
America besides himself. He has spent the greatest
part Of his life aud thousands ofdollsrs in obtaining
fsw secrets in his profession. He tests the Urine
for al forms OF disease. No charge for giving an
honest and true statement of thier case.
sPERMATORHEA.
To YouEg MEN.-he can prove 20 you in a few min
tss that he il the only physician ever treated
With that cares this disease For patient who
vfi follow his directions he will give One Hundred
Dolsrs II he fails in caring this disease No charge
made Tor consultation. Those at distance who
wish to consult the Doctor may do 80 BY sending q
small vial of urine by mail with name, sex and age,
snd he will answer and describe theic case and the
possibility Of getting reiisi, By enclosing return
nostare stamp. maf5-4zl
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West Virginia and Kansas have both
elected Lincoln delegates to the Baltimore
Convention.
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Physicians as zncurabIe,

EMysACsaMs az A1CuE aDAEs
And nauy OF them have kindly permitted Us to use
their names but We prefer to state only aiey Of the
be obtained on application at the osics.
mr. G. has beon afflicted with asthma for tEsn-
" years and for several years had been unable TO lie
down had been doctOred and dcssd By all the ply
slcians in the city. few tnhalatiOns perfectly
cured him.
Mrs had several hemorrhagss. Physicians
told her she could not live but few weeks. She had
q spPllostions Of the Oxygen and now does the work
Miss @ was suHsring from complication Of
difficulties. She had tired several physicians but
continually grew worse. few applications restored
her TO health.
not walked without crutches for six months. Six ap-
day. SSa'''-' "''' ''' anu H' "AiA'1 ans VIZ
Miss s., the physicians said, was In the last
stage OF consumption. few applications q O1y-
does the work Of the family.
~ Patients will be visited ct their
houses if unable to call at the Office.
Charges, 81 for Each Application.
Payable at the time of treatment.
omee---No. 1 Atwster Building.
1~Ths poor treated free irOm tiI 10 On each
ua1s eptIs-s4
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REAL ExTATE,
OHN G.. JENNIN Gs,
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
AFWATER BUILDTRs.


On Euclid srd Prospect street. Several very de-
siia6le building lots, both East and west OF gud-
son street.
Kinsmsn street. Two siory house and lot. sl,enO.
Jackson street. Two story houss and lot, 65SI2s
Prospect street. B-ick house and lot. s2.lOO.
y william street. A nice brick cottage and lot 5OK
PArl man rect. Two story house snd lot. $3.50
Scosiiie avenue. Two story bTiSk dwelling and lot
Harrington street. Two houses stories with good
barn, &C.
Ontario s'rset. Two stoyT b.iok hOu.e and lot sa1
1872 fset e3 zoo.
Tracy slie eet, Horse aud lot. 500.
srlck store dwelling aud lot In Of the best To-
cations IN the city for druggist or gra cry.
gaeedt lot Ga West Riger street. directly opp5sits
the foot o. Sup rior street. C6then's corner, 81
&C. g 700.
EARMs And OUT LOTS.
House and fi=e acres choice garden land on New
but gh road, mites from Court use, $500.
CO.amer. A substantial two story stone h I1se an 3
20 acTts land, woii oultiva led, Fruit, sc.
y acres in Independence mills from the CITY,
superioI street. . inst beyond Ca5s avenue five or
EsTm Of 20 acTes in Independence.
Farm Of IS acres In Parma
Farm OF lSU acres in Orange.
stesd station.
Farm Q. lOt scrss in Euclid
Farm OF % acres in Msyheld.
improved iaEm OF 4s acres in south part OF Wscon-
sin on Chicago and Galena railroad sI2per acre 7.
improved iarm Of 80 scrss noar Chicago,
TO LET
Large and convenient bricz dwelling north side ol
Eucna street nsar Perry, furniture may be rented
Two story brick house on Wilson street. ego
Psrlor End bed room in Mathews Block, fronting
JNO. G. GENEIEGs,
sprl4 No Atwzter Building.
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Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urins-
- And sexuai Eystsrns-nsw and reiiebls treatment
I'm lieports o. the Howar4 Associstion-sent q
mall n sealed letter envelopes ree q charge Sc
6-eSs Dr. u SKIbLEN HcUGH ION, Howard As
Socistion, No. South ninth Street, Phtisdeiphia,
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TRANaP0RTATI0N.

- 1854. -
NAVIGATION OPEN TO DUN
In KIRE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS
The EFie Railway Steamboat Co.'S Line
OF First Glass SCREW srEAMERs will now run
regularly for the season, leaving Cleveland daily
connecting at
DUNKIRK wITn THE ERIE RAILWAY FOB
New EOrk. Boston, Hartford,
NEW HAVEN, PROVIDENCE,
Worcester, Bridgeport. Taunton,
and all the principal
Cities and Towns in the New England
States.
Also to Dunkirk and all points on the Line Of the
~ Parties shipping by this route can get the ben
ward ana Westgsrd bound Freight.
~ For through ra.e5 and bills Of lRding, applya
the CompAny's ONCE, Zoe Riyer street Cleveland
| 4. II. Ward, Agent, $40 Broadway, New York. .
] W. y, Darling, Aseut, s4O Broadway and q south
Jno. s Dunlap, Agent, Is stats street. Boston. d
DURE GROUND SPICES At
HIHMAH'5, Euclid st..
1854. 1864.
- TIE -
/
Horthsrn transportation Company,
OF OHIO.
Is prepared io Transport Persons Property between
TON,
AEp ALL FONTS IE
rev England, New York and the vest
With Promptness Care and dispatch.
E$-This Wen Known Lire Of FIRsT GLASS
s0REH sTEAHERs oonnosts st OFdenHburgh
Bail Road Tor Boston
AND ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
At Cape Vincent withthe
Reil Rsads Betssssn Cape Vincent & Rsss KssE,
.. And at OsWsgO with
LINZ OF EIEsT CLASS CANAL BeATe
aia BETWEEN
1 05wEGO, TROY, ALBANY ANEW YORK
forming DAILY LINE from:
Essson, New York, Ogdensb9Esh, Care
YineeHt and OaWoGOtO
oLEVELAND, TOLEDO 4 DEEROIE
And . TRI-WEEKLY LINE to
eElcke0. EILWbUKEE IETEBHEDIATE F0hTs
AG ENEss .....
J. HYHHG. No. Astor Housa...NeW York
Il u BREED, "A Pearl street ..........- tt
s. john HOOkIHGa Boston.
gEO. A. EDDY ...........s u EdeusburEh.
CHARLES ASBlSOh t-......-..s.. .OsveEo.
y. Fl ORAWFORD....... ........ ..-..... g
A, II. BMIIH....-.... ..ssass..-Cape vincent,
WALKER 3 HAYES s.-.........s.s Toledo,
=. u, MATHEWh..-.-....-.,s...s- Detroit.
o. j. NIL lWauke7s
. II. J. How A-..-....... ........ ChieaEc,
PELT0N 4 BREED, Aa1nfs,
aDr4-R3 a ira-t~7f OleNolaae.
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MElIEkL.
Atwstsr Building, Foot superiOr-It
Where he Is prepared to treat by InhAlatOn Of O1y-
geniZed air all diseases Of the
Throat, Lungs and Blood.

The oxygen brsathed directly into the lungs and
through them carried into the blood. Thus as soon
as the blood will carry it. It reaches all parts OF the
system deoomposing the impure matter IN the blood
II expe5 It through the pores. This principal cause
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YIETsB ARRAHGEhEEF.

-, 81
lsss4. YIsTsE ARRAHGEMEEF. Bsb-L
Oz aad sfssz Monday, HoEembsr lssh, Pa..sneur
Trains Win leave clsFsiAnd, e follows, OsundaTBs
eertsd); r...4
11t Frssn -z.4u A. .M.-OECIEHA ExPRFss
ri 5eSpei1g A. tsTaiton, Wellington, HsW London
shelly, =, ,e5;.ine, Gallon, 6ilead, gArdingt0n,
n On; 5frigins ss drsstiine a is:s0 a N, Coium.
bus Iso p NJ Dayton 4;l2 ?. n, Cincinnati 6.15
d, Cair0 s;o9 , a., Fort v sYns E;lb >. n, OH
IA FrSgn1.I.Iss s9 p M3RU3 sTIoH.-
stops At all stations sad Arrives In Columbus
st $50 p IA, CinclDnati $50 q N.
ping at Berss, Grafton, WeIiinEton, New Lol-
don, shelby, Ore5tliBe, Gallon, 6Ilesd, O1rdi1g-
;. NJ. Ooiusrb1s l:0s 5. n, DAYTON lsl5 8. n,
Cincinnati 7.o0 q. m; Indianapolil 80 4. n, 81
-f IN sSd GS1csSo Sis dTssfii6s 1d.1o = =.
Trains leave Columbus at $50 and lo30 80 pm
arrive at tOIaEeIands's0a. m, 2:soandssO }. n.
E. OoaEzCTIoHs.
ShsIby-EsaGuskF, MauaaaId Eeuark Railroad, Tor
Haa5nold, ht. vernon, HsEarks kanas-
OEsItasas-F1fss6arsa, Fort wayne OhIoASo Rail.
"a @ FoTt S4'' syns IsSoSss, OSioS4S 81
vest. A1d EastloT AansaSld. Wooster, AsI-
aralssa and BsliSion tns RAILROAD Line fOr Marion,
e- Belleio1tsines Sidney Uuions Hunclss In.
9 lRsfS15s 1fiss dssro Ss RSs Sal saln's e. '
DelaEsre-Ffth Springfield braach f0r sprinEnsld-
noiumbuB-Littls Miami Columbus. and X6nia
Rsilroad, for Xsnis, Dayton, lndiAnapolil
Tarrs Hs1ts, st. Louis, Morrow, LoFsland,
and Cincinnati, and With the Ohio His.
s-sippt Railruadg -Ofncinnafifor LouiIEllis'
Evansville, Cairo, St. Louis, sAd AL Bolnti
On the Ohio river.
JslHm uhio Rsiircnd for Newark, EaDss-
vile, wheeling, g.; Columbus, PiQua
Indiana RaiiroSi for Piqua, urbana, So
~ Fcr Tickets 20 all .roiDtg and Information ~
gly ss ne Passenger Station, and Is Union Eckst
| Once, 147 SupsriOF-st
uasr.l.na. Nov. Is. ISL sassriasssdsss. :; tissSdts
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DREsERYE YOUR EYEsIGHT

gs
JO6EPH S. PERBEY, OFIOIAE IS3 SUPERIQR-ST,
(Under the johnson House,)
Eeeur constantly on hand an immsnse assortment
o. Giasseg which are constructed 10 eGerd the
beSt artificial help to the human eye.
Spheroidal GLASSES reset into old frames. Also
alarm assortment OF iorosccFes Telescopes Iied 4
Marine and Opera Glasses, Thermometers, BarOme
taFN, Mhgniferl, and Drawing Instruments.
HEArtihcial Eyes inserted without out yAiE-
tuly3.
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CLEVELAND / PITTSBURQH
~ RAILB DAD.


sa. WIETEB ARRAEGEMENT. lSsA
On and after Monday, January 25th, 1854, Trains
leave cleveland as follows daily tSunayB exceptod
$50 A. Hs-MAEL-8rTfVss at New YORK 1000 A.
n. PhiisdelFhiA f.o0 A. H.; Baltimore TOO An.
Pittsburgh ss59 ?. NJ " hsslina 500 P. \.
Is95 n. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at New York ID
p NJ; PhiiAdnipkia 81 l0.2O A. H.; Baltimore
~ u I:50 r.; Pittsburgh scar. NJ; Wheeling sos
F.E.i New PhHadelRhis 63P.H.
Both Trains oonnsos at ELzdIon tor Akrcn and Nil
isrsburEh.
Morning Train connects 1t RaTenna- with A. q 9.
W. Rairoad Train for al points on tiIat road.
Cara run through ron Pittsburgh 70 New Eofk
wis Allentown, } without change.
- Earn a low as bT any other fiua.
~ Through Tickets can bo procured at the Union
Ticket Oies, Weddon HcuBe, e the Depot or at The
lucid d-strsst Station. : L., =.
J. u HCOULlOUaHs 5uD'G
.. 3. agEB5. 8. Z. Agsnt. iAna
1854. Pennsylvania CeRtFal 1884.
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.
- FL
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nR. A1nanH

sR0FEs5oR or EEECFloPArHY AH5 MNDIUISa.,
Once-ll9 Seneca Street, few doors from Superior,
up Stair, opposite the City Hotel.
Once hours frem to II and frOm to 5 o'clock
daily fSundays excspted.l
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S Nz=LT y aus clos ons hour bsi0rs dspsf.sss Of
hRRIVAb Or MAILS AT DEPOT, s.
Eassern Through arrives st 100 A. NJ and :4o and
6:2S =. Il
Eestern. .WGy arrives ct lo:i5 l. n.
Pfttsourgh Through arrives st g.a5 A. T.
do Way arrives at S;4e p. n.
SGHdusky Way arrives at 9:25 = II.
Hahohf1g Way arrives at $50 2. II.
Cincinnati Through arrives At $50 A. M.8 ESQ r -
do Way arrives at 900 p. n. - -
Western Through arrives at e:55 M aRd $50 A. ~
do Way arrives at 2:45 ?. N.
Medina Way arrives at 800 P. n.
ROekpert &C, arrives Tus5dsF5s IhurtdsJs ana at
Grdays a. u a.
Breoksville, Bath 60, arrives M0aeE5s Ead ErdEy'
at5B. HI a-.-.
gharon Center Granger, SoTth Roysitca 50. hgTiyei
Mondays and Fridays at 8 p. m.
Rarrensville arrives daily at I0.lb a. r.
East Cleveland and Enclid arrives dstig ss Z. =
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Nine Daily Trains From,
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK

HETicksts for Sale to Boston By Boat or RAu, md
Boat Tickets good On any OF the tound Lines.
Fars to all FONTS as L0t1 as by eng other Rotlta
sLERPIRG OARS on Night Trains 70 PhilAdol
phia, New York and Baltimore
Baggage Checked Through and Transferred Frs
TRAHsPORTATION.-Rle Producs an
Live Stock carried with despatch at Lowest Rats,
CHAs. THOMSON, Local Agent, Clsveland-s
VIZ. II. HOLMES, 6AOOH LEMBt
Gent Pass. Agent aenl 5up'I
Chicago. III fisnill Ano0na u
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JOHN ELBSLER. Manager and Propristor
JAMES Manager.
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when the train few the track, thrown for
ward with great violence. Both of them
were thrown against wOOd-pils and one
was instantly killed, his head being mash
ed to jelly. The other, though greatly in
jured, is expected to recover, He Was taken
to his home in Beres:
The escape Of the passengers and railroad
men aboard is almost miraculous. At this
point the track is a double one, and up and
down trains pass each other with great
speed. As tho cars were thrown from their
own track to the other, and as the Toledo
train was dse at that point, and could in
fact be seen coming at full speed, the dan
gerous situation of those in the cars may be
imagined. As soon as the Conductor could
extricste bimseIf from the overturned car, no
ran toward the approaching train, signalling
it with his Isntsrn to stop. 1t did so at
once, but not minute too soon, for when the
Toledo train was brought to stop, it was
within rod Of the overturned tender.
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NEW YORK mARKEF--AprII as.


FIOur-state and Western irreTular, unsettled
and closes dull at 5al0c advance. Sales at s77a7 so
for extra state; $, ,l5aS,30 for extra round hoop
Ohio; sS,35s9, - for trade brands.
WHisAy-zeveTish, Irregular, unsettled and low
er. sales at II, ,23aI q, chiefly st 81 rs
RheEf-lTTesular. dnsett ed, and closes fully 90
higher. Sales at y, ,73l, II for Chicago Spring. 81,
75al,lS for milwaukee clubs Sl,79alss4 for winter
red Western.
Corn-A shade firmer. Sales at 81 I,3lal ,S5 for old
mixed westJ m in store; 81 37aI38 for yellow.
Oats-A little hTmer. Sales at s6aS6c for West
eru, including one cargo Of the latter at sec.
sugnr-Quiet,
Blolasses-QEiet
Isum-Unsettls5. Crude quoted at 4G342c-
Refined in bOad 5.a5Tc: do free 67aTO.
WcOl-FiTmer and in fair demand.
PorH-Higher, but less active Sales at $3.50 for
mess S25,75 for old do; 81 25 for new do so 5Oa
"A 90 for old and new prime. and s26 020O for prime
mess Also 25OO bbls new mess for June, buyers op-
tion, at S23 50.
Besf-Quiet and STEADY.
Beef Hams-Scarce aCd quiet.
Cut meaIs-A shade easier. Sales st lHalI4c
for shoulders, aud l5al6c for hams.
Bacon SideE-Quie
LsTd-A shade higher. Sales at l4al5c, the latter
an extreme figure at the close ssJ 1000 bbls for
Ma and june sellers option, st l4Ac, and 5000 bbls
for May, June and July, sellers option, at l54c.
sutIsr-Duii AID lower. state l5a3ac. Ohio nom
insI
Uhesss-Quiet at l7also for new
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-25

CHAPTER IX-THB SMASH Up.
When woke up in the morning
The Train was standing still;
On one side saw river,
On tbs other steep hill
Now wonder, what in thunder
said 1, can the matter Be 2
AS opened wide the window
And looked out that might see.
Then 1 heard the clank Of hammers,
Saw mon rushing to and fro;
"Ahr' said, 'heres some detention
And to see it I did go,
But did not have 70 go far
Era g sight did behold;
A sight ne'er had seen before
And made my blood run cold.
Right before me on the railroad,
And not twenty rods aheed,
Was freight trsin smRs ned to pieces,
And an oid COW lying dead.
''Tell ne, please, sir, what's the matter7"
said 70 man quite near,
Matter 7" aid he, "there is plenty,
We must stop six hours here"
There were h1gsheads Of tobacco,
And dead hogs lying on the ground.
SUGAR, Flour, Coal and Bacon
In profusion scattered round.
Men were busy moving rubbish,
Some were busy laying track,
And as was only in their way
To the cars soon went back.
Oh the grumblinF and the growing,
That in the cars met,
Il WIS lauRhable to hear IL,
And I mover shall forget.
some we're fretting for their breakfast,
Others that they were not home,
While some swore that, on that Railrosd
never ulnEt tAAdb WhF houlu COul6s
And We y ish to inf0rna our numerous friends and
the public that we sti offer the largest and best
EOrtmentOf
READY-MADE CLOTHING
in the City Of Cleveland. Our stock of Cloths CAS-
simeres Yestings and Military Goods Of all descrip
tioI|, is very large. Call st
Isaac A. G5sse's Union Hall,
Sole Agency foT shssse OF Ceebrated Sewing
HnohtBes, StOrr's AUsomston Pressmsn, and
StFonE's Pstsns Army Eed-Trunk.
- Corner Superior and Uafon-EaG
Look cat io= tbs GIANTS. feb49
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-25

F1REs.-The alarm of fire, at four O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, was false. The engines
went up as far as Bond street, where it was
said to be, but not finding it, returHed.
An unOOoupied building, belonging to Mrs.
Elizabeth Lynch. opposite the Cleveland
Mills, caught fire Saturday morning, about
eleven O'Clock. The steamers were promptly
on hand, and extinguished the fire after the
roof had been destroyed. The loss amounts
to about $500, on which there is no insurance.
The fire was probably the work Of an incen-
diarr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-25

FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE COLUMBUS
RoAD.-The 1880 train for Columbus Fri
day evening, struck a broken rail, when
about nine miles from this city, and was
thrown from the track. The engine passed
over the rail in safety, but the tender, two sx-
press cars, baggage car and two passenger
cars, we're thrown from the track. No pas
sengeFs we're killed or ormsteriaIly injured, but
3 couple Of boys about fourteen years old,
living in Berss, who had jumped on the
rear platform Of one of the express cars, for
the purpOse Ofstealing ride to Berss, were,