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FARMS AND OUT LOTS


arm o. 100 acres Lake Shore I2 miles frorn III,
clIl good house, Barn, Fruit, Sc
Eh5m OF I5l acres, II miles from the citv: rood
Duidings. Price $40 per acre S' sNS1
road 1ood ~ l2 9eFss in Orange township on plank
inss a VI I is acres in Independence; good build.
All o. iOo sores on plank road 10 miles from
orchard, &C. ne" hOuseSSood
a., 10 NA;3-,Some good improSed Farms near Musc.-
tlnei on Mississippi river W 'Na
fdrm 9L 81 acres IN northWestern Indiana near a
u ~ 1l sIallon and about 40 mics from GhicsQo
VIII e1ehSnge for City Property
Euciid Road, 3 3mflea from Posf OF5.a IL -. .
nice building lot. ~ NHi07' In aoEesi
molt excellent isrd S9' SAaes' u aoEesi
WillsOn Avenue Five a.,as 49,. VI o..
it nsoa1, three miles from Post Office 81 screz
VI nOnt also on Cedar sire t Considerable Frnif
~ = DeAutliul stream Of water A desira Ne Iot
I've dSSenty acres near the Water Cure and on sama
foaQ ana very cheap asOO $40 W sAN-'
BROOKLYN Center. ufIes fr,r, r,;4 5s.- ~
and IA acres land, $1,000 my NAieA H0uSe
u 1Hshty -one acres on SpanRlar's Averue near Will
SOD street. First quality Of land $50 per are
Seven qteen acres en- Crawford Road near Snnsyior
street Extension. ESQ per acre -s-A SuP0iiO1
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CLOTHING.
THE POET ON A TRAIN;

(coErIsUED.)
CHAPTER IX-THK sMGsH Up.
When woke up IN the morning
The Train was standing still =
On one side I raw a river,
On the other a steep hiIl.
NOW wonder what in thundsr,n
ssid l, "can the matter be I"
As opened wide the window
And looked out that might see %
Then heard the clank of hsmmers.
Saw men rushing to and fro:
"Ahl' said. heres some detention"
Apd TO see 1t did 60,
But did not have to 70 far
Ere sight / did behold: +:
sight ne'er had seen before
and made my blood run cold.
Right before me on the railroad,
ANA not twenty rods ahead,
" as freight trSin smashed TO pieces.
AND an oid COW lying dead.
Tell ne, please, air, what's the matter ~
IN after p sand he, there Is plenty.
We must stop six hours here.'
There were hogsheads OF tobacco.
And dead hogs lying on the ground
e1sari flonr, Coal and Bacon
IN prOtuston scattered round
Men were busy moving rubbish,
Some we're busy laying track,
And as was only in their way
Iothe cars soon went back.
Oh the grumbling and the growing,
II was laughable to hsarit,
And never shall forget
Some we're frettiDg for their breakfast,
Others that they were not home,
While some svore thst. on that hailrosd
Never more that way would come
And we wish to inform our numerous friends and
the public that we still offer the largest and best a.
sOrtmentof
READY-MADE CLOTHING
IN the City Of Cleveland. Our stock Of Cloths, Cas-
simsres, Nestings and Military Goods OF an descrip
tons, is very large. Call at
Isaac A. Issso's Union Hall,
0e Agency TOR sale Of Celebrated Sewing
Aaohlnes, StOrr'B Automstou FRESHMAN, and
strong = Patent Army Bed-Trunk.
- Corner SuoerfOr and Union -atl
-. Look out Tor the GIANTS fsbaS
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IN IN, your yeTI trqIyI


HnnnNnG
you all the SUCCESS you 50 highly deserve,
lAn' Sir. yours yeEy truly,
FrnnIIatiOu-(From the French d1li 70 -n0'
AFTER having played. the Pianos OF MessrI Knabs
Oo IL IL impossible not TO bear testimony To their
qualities which have acquired for them the eninspt
reputation which they enjoy. The Pianos Of theiE
n mGngiscture, on which have played are exceeding
s power nj, without hardness, and the upper notS
sWeet clear and hsFmoniousy mellow, (chrystilan,
and do not hesitate 70 express in regard 10 these IN
ltrumenn my entire satisfaction, and to declare thl
they are equal not superior to the best manufsos
tured in Europe or this country BY the most ceebTs.
Ted mAks1. ISiEnedl L. N. GOTTsOHALK.
To MssIrS. VIZ. KEABE Z Co.. BaItimors.-J e,n.
not put congratulate you upon the immense progress
and improvements which you continually make On
very best in the country. n. sTRAKOSOH.
mr.. GIo. A. BARLoW:-Thsgs nobIs In0trun.Dt,
possess immense resources Of power and expression
The bass Is aonorOus and grand the middle reRiIsr
rieA and symp9thetioi while the high notes bril-
The scale Is even without single flaw; the aetior
= = snooLh snd marYsloqsly easy and the pedal efsotl
In word, Knabss Pianos are worthy of the great.
eItArtists, and are capable Of rendering the ines
EEIHA SHEPHERD,
OleVsland, o.
Mr.. @. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir 1T giVes me PIesSur
% state that consider the KnAbs Piano equal 70 an
and superior 70 most instruments made in this ooup
trIJ especially In richness snd volume Of tone,
Having used One Of the same i3r ten or more houn
OF each day for two years, feel confident in recon
l1ehun6 te1n % All VINO are unacQ Quotnted with theb
great qualities" am, respectfully, yours,
.--rr O. y. p. LERHED,
TEACHER OF Music Cleveland Femal Seminar
q. A. BARLOW Dear Sir lit gives mo much pleas
ure 70 be able TO say that consider Knabe'I Piano
he finest, both in volume and sweetness, which haV
tver played upons either "a America Dr Europe.
Thepe dals operate with bstter ssie3t than in an
othsrIns tE1me1tsi and in fact, nsbe's motto ma
truly be- "AxoelGior." mrs. o. 8. DOUGLAS,
Teacher Oi HaIio, DleYslAnG
Prof. h. J. HoFHEAGLH, Teacher Of Music in ths
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes :tAfts examining
. large number Of VIM. Enabe Cos Piano FoFtsI
unheaitatingly pronounce them superior to any
have Their tone is grand and noble they h6ye
great capacity for sustaining the sound and theiT
volume Of tone or power have heard excelled
They combine with . fine tOuoh, depth, uWeetue1I d
tone, purity and durability
~
''1,hAt the KnAbs Piano is superior 10 all okhea
mAds IN this country, for brIliancy, BWeetnea1 and
Volume OF tone needs only to be heard to oonVnceH n
the fAct. Estate Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
aurlb:RN
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ls6s-4-r WINTER ARRAHGEMUHF. Iasla
On and aiter Monday, November 18th, Isss, PSr,s, .
scr 1hAlns VIII run a. follOU1 (SundayB arce1tsd1s
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
StoO a. m.-DAX EXPRESS IRA IE-stou,Ing.s a
Miloughbyi Painesvills, Geneva, ,ASht1h1i5
Oonneaut and tfirsrd onlr, and arrive Al ErIe ~
l:lS p m, Dunkirk 3.45 D. n, BUfiaIo IN \ -
$40 4. .ms-CihOlhHATI Xxx BFSS-sto1rfrnS -
Ralnesyille, Ashtsbula and 0irard only. Sod -.
s st,ss g Erle 90 ,. n, Dunkirk s:I7P m, Buf.
3s55 Z. M.'-MAIL AND AOooMaoDAzToE-
so5p sssoSppins a All stations and arrives &C Elio 6
O,1O P, m--NIGHT EXPREss TRAIH-stor,,,,
~ atFAne5E1lie, AHhtAbuia and GIr1r5 onlT @,4
Asfl5se e Efie At l2s42 a. N, Dunkirk 3,fs 4,
M banAlo 40 >. N. =
LEAVE ERIE
Glo 4. L-HI9HT ELPRESS TRATN-Rso..I,o. a
GrAru, Ashtebuia and PafneSTils only. Snd1 ~.
nTed ~ Cleveland Al 7.00 A -
~ A a:--MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION FRAIE
~ ss st AZ stations and arrives at OlsTo-
s50A. H.-TOLEDO ExFREsA-stouui1z AZ N -
tons except Svanville, ssybrooks Unio1TiIis
sIS2.,, 1y2 Ment9f nt and Wicklihss and arrives q
2A5P. E.--DAY EXPRESs TRAIH-5topuina A a..
fArdB Oonnosuts ABhtAbulA, and Paine7Viiio
ohlJI ana srftVe9 In Cleveland 1t SIS p ~
-, second OiasI Cars EFs run on Al thruarn
AD the trains going westward connect At Oay.I.,S
VII t51ns Ior toledoi Ohtcago, Columbus, Olncfns
aati. lnciAnapis, s., Louis, &C.; and an throuFh
trains Of the n. Y. X RAiIrosd, and Al B1iio ,itS
Hlo5e @ ~ ~ ne Rev YORK Central and Bunalo New
a9rk Olty katlroadl for New York, Albany. Eo1for-
1iagara ais, &C. and at Erie With tr1ia - ~
RhiladSlphia and Erie Railroad - - S- -
~ 10y E1presss last and West, oonnecrs At cfrrrS
WITH Trains on Erie and Pfttsbur1h RSil-oS5 ~.
Aine5Eile, MeAdv1lle, jamestown, So. =
Cleveland. November ,I6th issS --i S1tS
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ILL USION WIG,
that 80 resembles Nature as to defy the closest scrt
ny. A very large and beautiful stock Of LONG HAIR
drought BY the proprietor from Europe,)
FOR SWITCHES AND BRAIDS.
The finest assortment ever seen In this City.
Ladies Front Pieces and Half Wigs,
In every style With ell Improvements.
SETS OF UURLS, made from French Natural
Ourled Hair, (guaranteed.)
Eugene Double 4 Triple Botos, Raterfdlls, Se.
Made BY the advertiser, equal to those imported.
Ladies Braids made into any kind OF Head Dress or
Bow without injury to Switch.
LADIES' HAIR DRESSING in the most
prevailing and fashionable styles.
HB-All work warranted as represented
HOT and COLD BATHS ct an hours. dec2g
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RAlLRRRR8.
NLEVELAND, COLUMBUg 4
~ OIHcIHHA1I RAILBOAD.

/
lsSs-4. WINTER ARRAEGEMEFT. 1874
On and after nonday. November lsth, P,..sna,-
TSlnS Vi leave Cleveland q iollOEs, andsgss
Ast tEraln-ss4OA A.m.-OIEOINHATTH HxPREas
/ ~ ping A. Grafton, Wellington, New London,
| H-5Iss' g6rsethnes Gallon, Gilead, CardinEton,
s51 snies, RsANars, Lewis Center and E0Itkiag.
s. I.a,,!. ;, !D7yton 4;l2P n, Oineilnati 50
q. GsiFo s.sa - ls's3 = ms lndanagolil se 2
eago via Orestine los >. a. 10 , -'-' ~
stops at AL stations and SFriVS- n fIa5S1,,
ct $50 2. m, Cincinnati 5:5o a. nj. - SSil3D-
3D. Frain-z;1O p. M.-n1GHf EXPREss-Rso,,
don, shelby, Orestlines Gallon, Gilasd, Osrdiag.
m, OOlumbus l:O5 .. m, Dayton 1:l5 Z. N.
glnelnnah 700 q. NJ; Indianapolis 10 z. n !, 81.
Louis S;4; ?; n, Cairo ss0oA. m, It. EAgnslSi
a. NJ and Ohtcago via Orastlins 10.ie ., n.
ERain1 Leave Columbus At $50 and 1910 q n, 30 Pm.
arrive at tOlsTeiAndss9oa. a. NJ 250 and 30 }. n.
OoHE1OTIOHA
dhslhF-Sandusky, Mansfald 4 Hsvnrk RuIlro.d ~
lI,o 4lIA,nEfield, NJ. Vernon H0EaTks K1lsS.
OEsGilins-Piftsbursh, Fort Wayne OhIo.vo Raf.
road EoTest, UDSer sanduaky, Dsl5h0a, "a
MT. E9SsSt. and EaItfOr AaDsaSid. WoOsssF, Ma:
aRAlton and Belisiontiue RsfIso.a I'm a, rrsrs,
5sssllsion taine, Sidney, Uuion, Muncls, In
o9nnA i4, Polls, Ierre uaute, VincsnneS, EEan1-
gelAaare-E with Springfield branch fSr s5finSsald
Ooiumsu9-L Miami 4 Columbus, and Xsnia
Tsrrs Haute, St Louis, Mosfro1. ToSsiS4
and Ci1einnatiI and with ths Ohio & III.
4E8ippi hailroedC Cincinnati for EouiITfifr
AyaEEssdille. Cairo, St. Louis, and a1 POINTS
Oollmbu8-OentralO Ohio Railroad for Newark Eanay-
vile, wheeling, 6c-i Columbus, Piqua 8
Indiana Railroad for PiQua Urbsna. - =
Ter Iiekeb 70 AL points and information a.
Rlg At the Passenger Station, and Il UlioH 700
once, ll7 suDeriOF-Et -
Cleveland Nov Is, lssa. sD5srints1itSs. 2; 49,,
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DR.. g B HAN,
H@Jo II Is RoyaI o0Bs7s Of Pzys;eieusI
Loaaoa, AssEdEd; fraSs0ss Of
RiaOrd's Hospital ksF


FEMALE DIS EASE
and Q constant GttGndAnt Of Paris, London, Hsv
lsans and Montreal Hospitsls for the last ton ysas
has oyensd his Once 81 ths
johnson House, Cleveland,
WhsEs hs vii Do hspsy 70 msotaH thoos who are -
eIctod with s1baeute and chronic dIssAsos-
Ha tre4tmsnt Is entirely dffsront from the on
pIAn, aud Il mid, eGosoIOaI and odsstiTs HBmsd
tsiRss ere dmply vegetable attracts nd oils, thsJ
ksvSnsysr been used but By tive Oths. physicians
America beIidoE himself. he has Epen the creates
Pat Of his Hfs and Thousands Of dollars in obtainin
lsW secrets in his TroiaaiOn. He tSSts the Ury
0E III forms Of dissAss. HoohaEgsfor giving
hoasEt and trus gtsssment Of thslr oaaa,
-a.es ls EPIRHATORHOA.
70 YoUua nkE.-HD caa prove 70 you IN 4 feyF sfs :
MS that he u the oliy phYBician you ever treefsS
with tkht cores this dgeSsa. Edr eTefy patient vi
Wt fenOE hlB directions, bs viii give One Hundre.
Dollars ifhs fis IN curing this dilssse No ehsrsi
Uad6 Tor oonsdIt5tlon. Those az distance who va
. ooHEllt the Doctor may do % by sending q Hmai
Val oi urine bg mall via Hames and age and b
VIII answer and describe thelf asa, and the posEbIi
~ o. gettinE relief, By enclosing FOturn postaFi
Gt1Dp- nar1:flT
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P0sT-DFFieE TIME.TABLE.
1884. winter arrangement 1884.
FOR TEE
Arrival and Closing OF Nails
AT THH
CLEVELAND POST OBFIOE,
Oommencfna Novaun bar 18th .IsSH

9B-MAIIs viii be opsnsd snd ready for deliVsFT ons
hour after arrival Of trains.
n9-An Mails close one hour before departure Of
trAins.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 700 A. NJ, and I:4O and
6;23 P. M.
Eastern Way arrives at I0:I5 A. n.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 9.25 A. -.
do Way arrives at $40 p N.
6andusky Way arrives at 9:25 A. M.
Maho1tng Way arrives at $50 P. M.
Cincinnati Through arrives ct 800 A. n, 26G p. n.
do Way arrives at 900 p. NJ.
Western Through arrives at 935 NJ, and S65 P. n.
do Way arrives at 245 P. NJ.
Medina Way arrives at 400 P. M.
kookpert, &o, arrives Tuesdays, ThursdaYs and Bat
urdAy1 1T n IL.
Breeksyille Bath, &o, srrives Mondays and TridAYh
AtbP.h
Sharon Center, Granger North RoyAlton "a, arrives
Mondays and Fridays at P. III.
MGrrensville arrives daily at l0:l5 A. II.
East Cleveland and Euolid arrives daily at a. n.
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MORNING LEADER.
THURSDAY =MORNING, NAB. II. 1854.


For Special aad Teiegraph Nevvs--See
NsvS--ssS FoarIh Paee. = - - = : 0'-i
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SOLID SILVER NUT PICKS,
~ Beef Tongl, Mustard Pots, nacsroni SCOOPS,
Poachsd Egg Spoons, Ice OrOam spoons, Cheess
Forks and scoops, AspafaguE TOngB, ko- a
"Look olt for the LionGs" OOWLEST
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AND OFFICER. 81, LITTLE
~ haS constantly on hand & large humber Of i'm
PLoIed AarIng for sale for cash or on time Also
EY nEs,leY OF Olty aud Village Property: and choice
s,lpg aAsf,hlipg Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri
Anlcn ne VIII exchange for Farms City or Personei
a 3oorV OA0e In AtWater Building, hos. and 8,
- 1OoH. mRVI1
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LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
41AS AAS I5FATEI Railrosd and other stooks. HaS On
-Lt y! ttsfgs lot o. farm8 and Farming Land1 a
.nls STATE Iowa Wisconsin and IIlInoi1 -
% Omee over no. 50, south side Of Pub. sausrs,
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CLEVELAND 1 TOLEDO B. R:



lsss-4. WINTER ARRAEGEMEHT. Issl.1
On and aitsE Monday, November 18Th. Isea p.
ssI ILalns VIII leave Cleveland as fOIloWS tsr1dS1I
100 A. Hs-OHIUAQO EXPRES7-Hto1- AZ F,-,.
drattoni ODerlin, HOrWalk. MourosVille BeIie-
Hues Siyde, fremont and ElmOra. and arrivr- -
1otedo a. - ?. NJ; Detroit $50 P r.; and Chf-
1;OO Z. m.-MESrEBH MAII-stopg At an 81.
u9Ds y 5Outhern Division, and arrives n -
. - ledo aL $50 ?. NJ Chicago 500 A ~ :
AioO fs m.-AOkfHERH kIAILi--efo1r AZ an -.
lions on Northern DfTikion, and sFrivs- a gsn.
dH4O r M.-diGHT EXPRERS-Btoa1 AZ E5r.fn,
noEEalki MonroeVille, Olyde, and FrsInopt. Snd
LEiLss 81 Toledo ~ y: ?. n; Detroit 6-00 a II /.
hnd Ohioago At 1910 A. n.
OOEHEOTIOHB F.F
oonnectiong srs msds at Mou-osviIIe vrith th. q
ansSys Ahlsheld Newark b. r. A. Civds 1jth, ~ 4
5andu8kyI Dayton Cincinnati II r. ~ TrsaS-f
Hitn fremont Indiana R. r.. and AZ ToisIls ,-isS
tne michigan Southern 4 Northern Indiana ma -
ledo Nanash Railroads for chicago, Detroif T.eir
sson' 6orL WAYNE LogAnsport, Lafsyetts, Cairo All
son, .. Louis and All points WoIt, dorfhWs-S S1d
,, Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Tolsdo and n.
l Hest = y.s2 A a-,-245 P. NJ, and 8s5 p r Fr Sn
Oleselsnd, November Is, Is61
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QEAL ESTATR.-E.N KEYEs.
A9 formerly ofthe arm Of Littles & Keya- ~
sPeEed Beal Estate Once in Rouse'g Bloof ooynss
@ oSuPorior-St and Public square, aud has oonstSntI,
2n 1and several thousand aoree rst quality FaTm
lng Lands in the States ofIowa, Wfsoonsin snd Nj
ar1 e exohanEefor city country proDerfT: SI1Sl
- nl-kinaa OF personal DrcReEtg. PeEtcash paid
.----1TN
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AL5O-OH HAND,
AstSseSS'l Small LnstFHmsHt5, Etrin0s,

Among the many certificates OF the excellence EnS
mor1s OF these Pianos would refer to the follow
nF:-
Mr. W. kEAEz, Baltimore, Dear Sir IL have ersat
pleasure in certifying that have tried you square
n this country. Among their great 0uslities Which,
distinguish thems is the evenness Of tone the agree.
ADle and easy touchI and volume Of tone. HiIhinr
you all the SUCCESS you 80 highly deserve,
4 an. Sir. unnrn Nnrn t-nIu
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THE OLDEST REGULATOR FOB FEMALES /


There is but one GENUINE AND sURR OURE for GIRIa
OF MoHEE who suffer from Irregularities, or Obstruc
tons Of the Menses, whatever may be the cause Ct
for many years. The only Safe Reliance is in
DIR. CHEESEMAN'SF SFEMALEP PILLS,
that Ladies have for relief from the suppression Of
those PERIODS which, kept up according 70 the calls
amount OF good health and strength, and which, II
mol regularly experienced, will produce Mise1 and
Death, and is that first Of all Remedies for Diseases
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALEPMLs.
This Good Old Remedy for all distractions has
been hailed with pleasure and profit for twenty-five
years, in all parts Of the CIVILIZED world Its author
Is an old Experienced Physician, whom everybody
knows, and In whom everybody places confidence and
respect. II is no nswfangled Arrangement, but 3
standard remedy.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
this effect can Be found IN ali parts Of the oounty
The proprietors Of Dr. Cheeseman's longtried recipe
guarantee that ONE BOX viii restore the natural
monthly functions to any Female, no matter what
her condition or age. Indeed, so certain ars
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S SFEMALEPILLS,
which have been popular and surs cures for over q
natural way that ladies who are pregnant MUST HoF
USE THEN As they will Invariably produce miscar-
neg6. They cannot do harm IN any other way.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS
are the only medicine that Married and Single La
dies have relied upon for many years. rely up
on now. Beware Of ImITGtiOnsI Take this a6-
Vertisement TO your Druggist, and tell him that yor
want
The Best Female Medicine IN tie World,
Which is comprised in
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLSiH
These form the Finest Preparation ever put for
ward, with Immediate and Persistent Success.
DOn't be BeceiVed!
Dr.. Cheeseman's Pills have received, and are nov
reoeiVtng the sanctions OF the most Eminent Physl
clans in America.
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each Box. III
Irice, One Dollar per Box, contains from nifty te
sixty Pills. ~
eD-Pills sent By mail, promptly, BY remitting the
price 70 Messrs. BENTON BRoTBERs, Cleveland, o.
Sold by Druggists Generally.
HUTOHIN0S& 3 HILLYER, Pronristors,
--- 81 CedRF-St., New York.
BENTON BROS, Agents for OlsVssnd.
B-Ohurchill = Bro, and Shannon 3 Hsrtnease
BstailAesnts.
aovzs- RaaodhdLg
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and Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
Tbs Track is Stone Balastsd and Is Free fro1, E,,s
FOUR DAILY TRAINS
From Pittsburgh to PHILADELPHIA,
with close connections from We4tern Cifs.,1 "A
connecting direct to rev York, '' =
Through PHILADELPHIA.
And Close Connections at Harrisburxh for
BALTIMORE & WASHINGTON.
ALSO,
From Pittsburgh to New York.
One Train runs daily (4ss mies,) via AIIentov,-
"ithous ehange Of Cars, arriving
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER ROUTES.
Nine Daily Trains From
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
- Tickets for Sale 10 Boston BY Boat or Ran ana
Boat Tickets good on any or the Found Line1-
Farsto al Points as Jos0 as by any other RoHtS-
SLEEPING OARS on NIGHT Trains 70 PbuadsI,
phis, New York and Baltimore
Baggage Checked Through and Transferred IN,
TkAHSPO Observation-Disclosures Produoaaa
hVe etook carried with despatch, at Lowest Rates,
CHAS. THOMSON, Local gent, CIevsland-
WM. Il, HOLMES, ENOCH I,UWTz
Gen'l Pass. Agent, ClenIi S1rlf
Ohicago. III. JanIII Altoona ia.
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PIANOS,
KNABE's PIANOS. -
TH
GEO. A. BARLOW, Agent,
Ss. EuClid-St., Cleveland, Ollie
Keep constantly on hand large assortment Of
p / A N 0 S.

TON the oelebraied mandatory o. VIM KHABl
W, Baltimore. These Pianos have the full irop
HhIne' eVerstrung bass and all the latest improve
mens aad Tor volume and evonness OF tone eagY and
S seton durability, and hnish are superior
~ Any OLneE manutaoture. All Intending to Got {
Piano, should not fail to sse these bsor,
PurchAslnR elsewhere, - 4'--'A' N0iO'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-17

Ofi stLnewss Block, on Public Square, one good
1, Z, W., M, good Lodging Room, Patlor Bedroom
I ~ OAIE " hoad miles from Post Ufioe 3 IsrRe
convenient Cottage House and Barn and ten sers ~
snu, Win , acres Grapes and fruit In Trest ANN
h ~ ~ EoA AMOS sH0P-Brick Ehop, two stories
gh and one hundred feet deep with storein Sronf
OF same On Vineyard street ~ A'iH HOn'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-17
ON PllR0 l1D HELODEOEs TIKEEIE EIcRlNI

Every Piano Warranted for rive Tears,
And the pEiyisS ofsxohAnRe given at any time will
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-17

HLEVELAND d PITTSBURGH
~ r AILRl0 AID. GO U
ss4. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
On and after Monday, January 18th, 1884 Trains
leave Cleveland as follows, daily Sundays exceDtedl
$50 A. m.-MAIL-ArriVesa at New York 1000 A.
NJ PhiiAdeiphia TOO A.. ~: Baltimore ZOO An.
Pittsburgh $50 P. n; Wheeling 6:09 P. n.
las p. m.-GXPRESS-ArriVss at New York 20
P. NJ PhilBdelphfa AZ 100 A. n; Baltimore
L;5UA- H.; Pittsburgh 500 Pm; Wheeling sos
P.H.i New PhiladelDhia $50 ?. 4.
Both Trains connect ct Hudson fer Akron and Nh.
IerHburgh = =
Morning Train connects Is Rayenna With A ka
W. Railroad Train for all points on that road.
Oars run through from Pittsburgh TO New YorA
feia Allen town, without change.
~ Fare Is low as By any ether Ina
Through Tickets can be procured at the Union
Gless once Meddell House. at the Depot, or at tha
uuclid Street Station.
,. L. H00ULLOUaH, guO'G
3. MILES. G. r Aren't. ian1z
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-17

yNU g. JENNINGS,
Malaut street. One and half story Honse, sI7s.
a iJolbl1g the O1iy, II miles from the Post Once
s g ana nlce Cottage House, Barn and 10 acres Of
le1G, Hltn krult, Shrubbery, &C. S35O. marI2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-17
1894. PennsylTania Central 1884.
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.
WITH IFS OONFErrIEs1

Is First Glass Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
Ths Track IS Stone RaLLastef and e Frs. fo.. n
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TONSORIAL.
WIGS AND HAIR WORK.
VIM. Days New Establishment,
The Largest in the State,
FOR WIG MAKIRG AND LADIES HAIR Dressings
46 PUBLIU SQUARE.

Manufacturer of all kinds of WIGS. including the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-01-14
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Jan. s, 1854.

To the Citizens Of Alerand1ia end vicinity:. =.
WHEREAS, the smallpox is said. to pre-
W vail in Washington city, and vicinity =:
Alexandra, i have to request al! citizens Of
Alexandria and sojourners here, who have
not been vaccinated, to have. themselves prop,
erly protected, at once, and in all doubtful
cases, to have the same renewed
All colored persons, the poor of the city, and
can have the same done, free Of expense, by
calling at the ''Contra band Hospital, Nash-
ington ST., between Duke and " olfe SITS during
the hours of and IL A. 81. ,oel-.
Bv command Of
.'.>r Big. Gen. JNO. P. SLOUGH,
c. NJ; HINES, Surgeon and Health o1ho ,ea
jan8-1W. .-<-..