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TWO DELIVERY TERR1roRY

Between North and South Perry-st. and Wilson
Avenue (oh from Prospect and Euclid to Hudson.
FIRST DELIvERY.-Leaves at 500 A. NJ with pro-
eeeds of all night mails and 500 A. NJ Eastern
SECON DELITERy.-Lcaves at 3:5JP. NJ with nro-
ceeds Of day mails.
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Leader COunting-ROOm

Leader COunting-ROOm;
Land Mortgages,
Warranty Deeds,
Leases,
Land Agreements,
Constables Blanks,
Options for Dispositions,
Notaries' or Justices Certificates,
Transcripts Of Marriage Record,
Election Blanks,
United States Commissioners Warrants
AMI Afidsvita,
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2ust-Wffife Timre- Gable.
1864. Summer Arrangement 1854.
FOR THE
ARRIVAL AND CLOSING OF NAILS
CLEVELAND PosT-oFFIoE
COMMENCING MoxpAY. NAY 1ern. 1854.

~ Mails will be opened aud ready for delivery
one hour after arrival Of trains.
SsJ- All Mails close one hour before departure Of
trains
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The following Blanks are constantly kept on
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From the Richmond sa-uusI JAY .
Yesterday passed unrippied by rurnor.
At Petersburg also all was quiet though
there had beeu some Smelling Thursday
night which did no damage. A letter
from our army correspondent shows that
oil ia oriet alon0 the lines
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ST(2 rs 4Is0yI} K Fl I y i ii; ),
DENTISTS.
1pw ,xr IMPROVED INyGNTIUN oE
.oryr5c7sT, cFyElpi.E3IsC Bg1;E 1ZG1Ig
WITHOUT Nf4TAT4 PLATE OK Clt>SA'S'
nRS STGES2lUNU & HAY Y ARD,

$50 t,eunsy vs.a avenue between, >2th and i3th
:treots Washington. i: e.,
IL, the attention u Tee punl'c ~ me lo'-
X lowing advantages 81 lis io'proyat Sss:
i. The Teeth d their 1taa1.ujac:nce ";lI i*7Tf!
corrof!e nor change color ~ al.J ac.as, beng
three fourJhs lighter >il::li ,E o1A<T-
:. No teeth or 'o5s need De ex1raGteo; As
t},c artificial ones csn % inserted over them
J. Tbs, roots vii; De made ;noHen&'T2 orc
never - acne.
/. 10 temporary teeth are needed; az per''::@s-
nent ores can ne 1nade Immediately, 5ilec.5s'
preserving the natural eAp preston 81 1na f"ce,
Which under :l.e cd system is frequently dis
5. This work has bean fully tested oyer dye
wears By o,any Of the Irst chemists and t>u}Si-
clans o. his country.
IJrs. $. < r., have also invente>ia;* white an
destructive metal filing, Win whico Ene 1n"sS
sensitive te:th can Tiled without pain, t;,<;
can build up periec: sound tooth 30 any si>Le
roots. which will last 5iiroug lifetime
The best Of references given By Or. MOI:
Dr Doremus, Professor Of CnenistTY, - J..
anG thousands Of OTHERS.
Gail and examine for yourself
zsx~ Office hours from :; 3. 10. to5 p. H.:
each day. Sundays excepted
oct 2i~-Jt
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IJHEApE5l AND BEST COAL OIL -
X THEC CITY, BY the barrel, or ii retail, o3!s
es as I0ar, or loooc2, :ala tie jo4ee&5-q0Ait!y
,,y,..+n..iaA for sale vi COS ANS
No. IS KoJ;;i stIo 1t:
III, gro oan ba had LAMPS, Chi!unes, W :,
and everything connected with Eho trade III
every variety Of style, together with ge4!44oftl
assortment Of 4as n1ld Steam Fixtures, CHAN
luliers, Pendants, Brackets, Drop Lights Z lass
Globes, Paper Shades, &c, ofal1 the ~" sly ieS:
~ E-;%Iiar Alterations ana Excursions
promptly atte,,ted 10 !; Ill work WarranCed.
P.Ieut Tbvf Detecting hioDey Dfa"ac IoT
sale IlZ.H -
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Markets IN the solth.
from the Richmond Dispatch, april

rha old currency At 1;}: rate ii afi'ac IF S"e,
1;fi, tfa execution Of ives WiiEGh are held on
,ha same footing with the pew currency +
fax merchants Offer sIig2t Inducements III IA
oor II f|e new currency The markets have
nos had sufficient opportunity as YET to re-
cover tyous she ret4r>iing effects Ut the recent
rains. which kept many articles Of necessity
away. Il is confidently expected that III 1sV
DAYS things viii be more plentiful and prices
more inoline(lto fall.
Already, under the iEfll8nce Of the, new
currency, prices irays IL ken rapid strides down
ward IN severn; leading Southern States. =
Corn is selling ii + tlanta, Tor exatope, I'r
seven dollars II the noW currency nouF one
hundred dollars: Irish potatoes, fourteen;
sweet, ffteou corn meal saVea; mGiasSes,
fourteen 10 ifCeosl rice, new, tnlr6g hTecai'fs
old. twenty; haco;2, yHo dollars and seventy
five cents; lard tllsa/ saIle sugar, thT9e 40!
half 70 four dollars.
We observe, aIso, that in Montgomery, Ala,
baron and lard have fallen to IS 70 pound,
and in Mobile S. ousiaei is tie current price
FIR corn when few days ago It was Si2 aud
folder which va; 80 and upward. sells nov
at s. per cJa5.
o :eS5:I15: 40 '.a., ~ oa a.
'',*:1; -, a 1920. sal .r was run no
- a. nonn5 rvlasses to ISL. and several
= bor ,acassar2 articles were advanced IN SINH
H. lar ~ nro ,1~,
I " -----.-=a,----------
TINA Navy REGISTER Of the United States
1.s.,oa4 3,as ;,,st bean o,!,1: .bea st
1ot t,lo e01 'l,o - - tla~a
t,vo,.,, or, yaSses. four hundred anl thirty
two o. WHICH are o'7asu0ts :, @'A> 80 0N'' AVN
are iron cIa>ls ana rams ih5i6 aIo 1DI0o llsA''~
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PROSPECT ST.-East OF Erie, two story brick
Lot 3axl49. Recently occupied by Gov. .Brough.
EUCLID Sr.-G0od two story brick House, marble
mRntlss, hot and cold water, bath room, &c.
ERIE ST.-EeAr Euclid two story frame House,
and lot s3xss #. $4,000.
SCOYILL AVERUEBrick House, two stories,
and lot 40xl95 #. $500.
LAKE SF.-Nice two-story cottage House and lot
5Ox99 # $500.
GARDEN ST.--Eear Hudson, One-and n-half story
House, and lot 64X92. sl25O.
CEDAR Sr.-TwO story frame House and Lot S3x
I33. $500
COTTAGE and Leasshold on Superior street 1915.
UNION ST.-Sear Euclid, East Cleveland, two
ptory House and lot, one half acre.
COLUMBUS ST--Thistls house for sale on long
osedit.
COLUMBUS sT.-Good frame House, II rooms,
good barn and fruits.
TRAyH ST.-HOuse and Lot. $1,000.
ThAUY ST.-HOus5 and Lot. 80.
FARM AND OUT PROPARTY.
IS9 I-2 Acres IN ROekpOrt; SSS per acre, "a down.
90 Acres in Bersa, with good grind and 1ag-stone
quarTies, water power, house, barn, fruit, &C.;
will take grindstOngB for pay.
k3T Acres choice land with hns Improvements, one
mile from WilOughby. Lake county, o.
80 Acres in Independence, house, barn and choice
fruit. 5000.
6S Acres in Parma, on State Road, miles from
city; brick house, ten rooms, two barns, corn
house, &c. $500.
Is y IILL,-Permanentw wster.pOver, house and
CD barn, 20 acres Of land, fruit, &C. $500.
TO LET.
PROSPECT ST.-Two-stOry brick House, 10 rooms;
recently occupied by Gov. Brough. no2liR3
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BELLS SFhClFlO KlLlAS-HAE
RARTED IN ALL OAsEs.-Osn be relied
Eever fzII 70 esrsl Do not nau5sats Are spse5
IN lotionI 30 change Of diet required Do In
tsrfsre With business pursuitsl Gan be used With-
out dstsosioni Upward Of 200 oures the pest month
some Of them very severe Gases. Over one hun
dred physicians have used them In thelr prAS-
tiOs, and speak vel Of their efficacy and spp-Ovs
Of their composition, which d entirely vegetable,
ind harmless on thSsystsm. Hundreds Of osrtia-
Gates can be shown. BsEI'a Specific Pills are the
original and onIy genuine SPECIFIC Pill They are
adapted for male and fouslo, oldOr young, and
enc only reliable remedy for saeotins 3 Perma-
nent and speedy cure IN ell cases Of spermatorrhss
6eEniBAl Weakness, with al its trains Of evil-,
Eaeh - grsthFA and Vaginal Discharges, Gieetr
be Whites, Nightly or Inyolunfsry ETaisai0ns, In
confluence, Genital Debility and ITTitA0ihty, Inl-
potency, Weakness or loss OF Power, Nervous De-
Sexual Exoesses or Self Abuse, or some oonstitu-
SionAf dsrsngsment, and fnoapHoitates the sufferer
rom fulfilling the duties Of married life. In 81
sexual diseases ag Gonorrhea Gioet and striotureI
Donsulting Physician for The treatment Of Seminal
Urinary, Sexual, and Nervous Diseases, who VII
send, free to al, the following valuable work, in
sealed en1elOPe:
TIE FIFTIErH THoUsAED.-Dr. Bells Treatise on
Elf Abuss, Premature Decay, Impotence snd Los
Nightly Emissions. Genital Debility, &o., &o.,
pamphlet Of s. pages, containing important sd
vice 70 the Efiisted, and which should be read y
sVery sufferer, the means Of IN the EeTerzgs
stages Is plsinlE set forth. Two stamps required
20 pay postage. iuly2liBsIao " .fri6Wg
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NASHVILLE, Dec. 6, 1864

! NASHVILLE, Dec. 6, 1854.
Another day has passed, and It is still an
open question whether Hood means 70 at
! tack Nashville. l have seen very little
\ during the day-and have seen all that
was going onto induce me to change the
| opinion / expressed last night that Hood
would not attack. The enemys line, al
though It was somewhat strengthened du-
ring the night, has not been advanced an
inch. at several points they have works
prepared, with embrasures, for guns; but
no guns are visible. Notwithstanding all
the firing we have done-snd We have had
four or five batteries pretty constantly en-
gagged for three days, the enemy has re-
turned not one shot. More or less popping
is going on among the skermishers still, but
but this is all that the enemy means to
hurt any body.
During part of the day, and for some
time sitter dark, the gunboats were engaged
at OF near Fort Zollicofer-sn old fort
thst was in process of construction by the
rebels when Donelson was captured. It is
eight or nine miles below Nashville by
water, and about four or five miles by land.
have not heard what occasioned the fir-
ing, nor what the result has been.
General Couch has arrived and reported
to General Thomas for duty. 1t is under
stood that he will assume command Of the
Fourth Army Corps-at least until the re-
turn of General Stanley.
1t strikes me that more judicious dis
tribution Of Brigadiers might be useful
here. 1t certainly looks strange that while
such efficient officers as Generals Wagner
and Riley command brigades in the 4th
and 23d Corps, a Colonel commands diVi-
sion in the 10th Corps.
You have, of course, learned by tele-
graph that CoOper's brigade, (of the I'd
Division, 23d Corps,) arrived safely at
Clarksville, and had been ordered and ex-
pected TO join the corps sst Franklin /; but |
over which it had no control |
made its route in that direction unsafe, so !
it made its way to Clarksville. 1t will be |
up here during tomorrow or next day.
During the skirmlsh in the little recon- |
noisance made by General Steedman, on |
our left, couple of soldiers of the colOred |
brigade came upon three rebels whose /
guns were unlosded, and demanded their |
surrender. One of the Johnnies indig- |
n8ntly refused to surrender to a 'd-d |
Niger" Berry sorry, msssa," said SAM
DO, bringing his piece TO "ready;" but |
we's in a grest hurry and hain't got no |
time to send for q white man" The ON
inoRs click that followed this remark |
brought tbs scion of chivalry to time, and |
he was brought in, crying and swearing all |
the way that his father would kill him if |
ever heard that be had surrendered to a
nigger. SANDY.
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MPORTANT 10 LAllIEs-Dr. 20.


NeTg Female Fills nave never Jet fafed IN FelaoV-
ing dimoalties ariIing non obstruction or stop.
pAgs q nature or II restoring tie Gyztom to per.
ect health when suffering from Spinal Affections.
krolapaus, Uteri, the Whites or other weakness ,
the Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harm
tses on ths congtt1tions and nay Be taken By ths
hioat delicste female without causing dlstre1-the
Eaue time they act IKE charm b strenEthenine.
tnTtgoEating and restoring the systom 70 = health
condition, and By bringing On the monthly period
With regularity, no matter from ahst osusss TIE
obstruotiCn may aTise. They should, however, BOZ
De taken during tbs nrBt three months q pregnAn-
eys thoagh Safe st any other tine, e Ei5osrEisss
would be the result.
Each box contains 60 piIls. Price %.
Dr. EAEEET's TREATISE on Diseasez OF Female,
Pregnancy, Hiscarriago, Bsrrennssz, etsrlity, Re-
production, and Abuses Of Nature, and emphstical.
y the Ladies Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet
Of 81 pages sent fee to any address Six cents re-
CURED 70 pay postage.
The pills Gnd book win be sent by mall when de-
Jired, securely sealed, and prepaid, by
J. BRYAN, n. D., General Agent,
No. T6 Cedar st., New York.
- Sold By Al tbs principal Druggists.
CIV. CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Cleveland.
f-1wuI PAN Ffr-w
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Dr.. IIGRTH1LL is row at Eusseps For
est City House. Cleveland, wnsfe he WI
remain until Saturday, december 10th,
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NLEYELAdD 8 TOLED0 3. B.

Commencing on Monday, October Slst, and d.
ring the coming Eintar, Three Daily Passenger
Trains VII run between Cleveland and Dsfrolt, e
fstIayTu.
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DR. oHEEsEMAN's PILE.

have been 4 standard remedy for over thirty years
nd are the most eectual one ever knoyra FOR All
eompla Ms REGULAR 10 Females To all classes they
are invaluable, IN niucing, With certainty rsriodica
regularity. They arc known 10 'hou6ands who have
used them different peri IDS, throuEhout the conn
try, haYng me saneiio OF some Of the most eminent
Physieis ne in America.
Explleic directions, stating when they should NoF
De used, With each box Price OEB DOLLAR per box
or % Les for 20 cnntainia < 20 to Co.
Fills ssnt by mall, pr2mpty,s cure from obscrva-
Ton. y r.m ting 70 the Propristors. SOLD BY
DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
o. HUTCHINGS y HIEBTER- Prop'rs,
BENTON DUNN M. IisaHd rs is,.rsrio- stret
deos iH dsodAHsF
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EER YOLTNTEER Army CORPsl l
HEADQ'Hs raovosr MAnsHAI's oEEIOs, !

HEADo'Rs PROVOST MARsHAL's OFFI0E,
OLEvELAHD, Dec. 5, 1864.
0IHE WAR DEPARTMENT HAS
i authorized the organization Of the First Corps,
uBder Major General Hancock, 20 he oompoeed Of
dbls-bOd.sd white rhO haze sergod r0 yeurs Gsd
bsea koRorgJly discharged. Tnis Corps Is TO consist
Of not ess than twenty thousand Infantry enlisted
fOr not less than year. and Is now being organ
sed in the District Of Columbia Recruits for this
Corps will be furnished transportA ion to Washing
ton will be credited to the District in which they
or their families arc domioiled, and they will be
paid SPECIAL BuUNiY of ThTee Hundred Dol
idrs from the Substitute Fund, upon being mustered
into service.
Each reorait who preserves his arms to the end
Of his term, msy retain them as his own, upon be-
ing honOrsbly discharged.
The undersgnei is now ready to receive and fore
ward recruits for this new Corps.
FRED'K NASH,
Captain and Provost Marshal, 18th Dist, Ohio.
deos.lS2
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Baltimore ana washington
HIEE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
New York & Harlem Railroad.
NOTICE 10 TRAYRLERS.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY

1.-TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
IL Sundays excepted)
MORNING EXPKESS, leaving TrOy st 0sI5 A.
n; from Albany at HuCzon River Depot Gt 1855 A.
n, arriving at New York at S:5S P. 4.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 400
?. NJ; frOsn Albany at S:l5 P. N arriving 81 New
York at $3.50 ?. n, connecting with express trAins
for Philadelphia and Washington City.
Ths Cincinnati Express fiOm Buffalo connects
with the $3.50 at Albany for New York by the Har-
lem ROed.
For the better accommodation Of the public, AZ
rangemenis have been made run the trains Of
the Hudson River Railroad Co and those OF the n.
Z. aud HARLEM Railroad 70. at different hours iron
Albany and Troy.
Ned Cars Of he beet construction, and most convsnl
ent for the use OF passengers have been placed On
TIE HARLEM ROAD.
Passengers will be Hcketed and Baggage checked
over this road direct tO New York by the Central
B. p, Co., aud all connecting times North aud West
Tickets OF the Hudson kiVer railroad Co. and %
this 90. viii be received by either road and Bag
gage checked BY either Company will be deilEersd
in New York without change OF checks
Nov. %, 1864 /. A CHAPLIN, Sup't.
FOED Il. GREEN, Advertising Agent. no2ERS
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8aasaaas.
1884. Pennsylvania Central 1854
DOUBLE TRACK RAILROAD.
CWITH IT'S o0RREOTIoNsli

and Speed, to al Eastern Cities.
TEaCk IS sTtsE sALLASTEb & FsEE From DUSIs
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GAVE THE FUELI
And Retain tho Heat In YOuF Room.
This can be accomplished more by the use OF T.
NJ HUBBARD'S Improved
STOVE DAMPER,
Than by any other means. Ii will save HALE
YOUR FUEL, and causo the apartment to be
more thoroughly and evenly warm. Each Damper
will save you Ten Dollars a year. No time sheuld
be lost In having one placed in every stove pipe In
the house. My agents will Canvass the city, and
pat them in for those who wish for them.
Read the following testimonial:
CLEVELAND, Nov. 25th, 1864.
We have been trying enc Of T. NJ. Hubbard's
Patent stove DamPsrs, and ind it to be great
saving Of fuel and keeps more even heat In the
room. Il. a Il. o. BROOkWAY.
A fow more good, energetic Agents wanted in
the ty, and one IN eVory township in the county.
Ill orders for them Left at my store will be
promptly attended 20. GEO. d. BECK,
go Superior street,
General Depot for Ohio, Pennsylvaia, Indiana and
Michigan, TO whom all orders from those States
must be addressed. no26:RS
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DAILY LEADER
NRNN FR0H -NAGHTILLR.

Points Of the MISUNDERSTANDING sur-
rendering 90 a Eegro---The OpPOrtU.
mites that Hood has Missed, and
His Present SituatIOn--sOme Corree.
tIOns as 80. the Battle OF Franklin.
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Ehna0EfaI.
.IGs AND HAIR WORN.

NSI lGS AND 6AIR WORk-
IN. D Y's NEW KSTABLISEEEET,
THE LARGEST N THE sTARE
F0S ai5 R4klS6 aED LADIES' HAiR BRESSiEsi
z8 PUBLIC SQUARE.
Manufacturer Of I'll kinds Of WIGS, inoludins
th0 celebrated
ILLUSION WIG,
thAs resembles nature o. to defy the ciossEt
scrutiny. A very large and beautiful stock Of
LONG HAIR, (b-ought by tho proprietor from
Europe, for SWITCHES and BRA1DS-the finest
assortment ever seen In this city.
ssdles' Front Pieces and Half-Wigs,
In oysry style, With ell improvements
SETS OF OURLs, msde from French Fstnrs
Carried HRir ,RUerslss6d-l
EUaEEE DOUBLE and TRIPLE COWS,
WATERFALLS, So,
laiede By the sdvertiser, equal TO those imported.
Ladies' Braids modo Into any kind OF Head-D-ei
or Bow without injury to Switch.
LADIES' HAIR Dressing in the mort rreVAi
ngand fashionable styles.
ka7-Au work warranted - represented.
EOT ond COLD BATHS at sIl hours. deoEe
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gEal SgEufiEs.
GRAND UNION SALE
VI OF
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
Great IndueeInent for Investment In
Land
WILL BIZ OFFERED on
TUEENEY nErgHRER 10Th 1894

Lana
WILL Be oFFERED on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1854,
at which time shall offer for sale to the highest
bidder, on the premises Of each Of the following de-
scrbed pieces OF property (gvieg the proprietor of
the same the privilege Of one bid only large lot Of
valuable Real Estate. Now, while land Is low and
lumber high, buY your homeateadH. By-and- by,
when lumber is low and land dear. huild your I'M
provements.
Tho sale will commence precisely at 10 O'Clock
A n, and buyers mUst be on hand promptly, as no
time viii be lost. Sales will be, nearly possible,
In the order Of the schedule following, viz:
FIRsT.-Ssle will open with Lot No. 10, Jones &
hC dtngtOns plot, Forrest street. near ScoVii aven
ne, followed By sale Of lyts Nos. 9, and 8, same
plot, Forrest street, 60x226 7-l2.
EEcOND.-s11s acres on KinAmsn street, adjoining
Baldgins hOuee.
THIRD.-Briek Cottage on William street; ten
cellar. Lot 5Ox22y feet, planted with 3 large va
riety Of fruit trees; cash $1,000; balance suit.
FOURTH 20 10 lOU acres between LakeshOre Rail-
Tcsd and lake. sell in one, two three parcels to
be determined on day OF sale.
FIFTH.-TwO lots 5OxzOO, on Euclid street, part Of
Acsley property.
sIkTH,-House on Lake street, corner MARSHALL
lot 66xl32.
Terms on property, not specified shove, one-third
cash, balance in one, two, three and four yearH-
a lunch at noon provided gratis
Business after the sale will be transacted at my
Office les Superior st L. A. WILCOX,
n0,8 General Real Estate Agent.
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g Cure Warranted,
MPToMs:

The symptoms Of Catarrh, az they generally ap-
pear are st first very slight. Persons find they
have n cold, that they have frequent attacks, and
are more sensitive to the changes Of temperature.
In this condition, the may be dry, a slight
discharge, TIN snd aorid; afterwards beeOusng
thick aud adhesive. Asthe disease becomes chronic
the discE argos are increased in quantity and
changed In quality; they now thisk and heavy
and are hawked OF coughedod. The secretiors are
offensive, causing bad breath the voice Is thick
and nasal; the yes arc weak; the sense of the
smell lessened destroyed deafness frsquei tly
takes place Another common and import 1ut
symptom OF Cstarrb Is, that the person e Obliged
70 clear hts throat IN the morrirg Of thick or
Shiny muous, which has fallen down from the head
during the night. Whfn this takes place the per-
SOD nay be cure that his dlseass is on its way to
the lungs, and should loss no time IN arresnnR It
Tbs aicgs ae bJ Jes e ibs ElGlsy Oata7Th syulPoHs
A single Bottle VIII Hast n MOntsH-fO
be used three times a Day.
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{ (IILEVALAND AID lOhEDO q 3

On and after Monday, Oct. 3lst Is54, PaIssngsF
Trains viii leave Cleveland Is follows Sundays 6x-
csrt0d:
5.i8 4. M.-OHISAGO EXPRESS.-stops ct BsFoa,
Grafton, Obarlin, Wakeman, NOrWalk, Monross
vile, Belle Fus, Clyde, Fremont and Elmore,
and arrives zt Toledo at l2;l5 P. H., Chicago at
II: u:5OP. apd Detroit 20 Pm.
40 p. MN ASfEkA hAlL.-StOp8 as al stations
on Soutbern Division, and arrives Gt Toledo A1
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A RTIkICIAL TEETH, upon Vulcan
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