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HLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 1
CIGQEHHAfI RAILKQAD.
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1884. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lssl4.
On AID after Monday, Hovsmbsr 18Th, Passenger
rAin5 VIII lssTo Oisyslsnd, a. follows, Sundays *
Ist TruIn-9s4a 4. .M.-CIHOINHAT EXPRESS
stopping A. tfIaftOnj Wellington, New London,
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and Worthing.
ton arriving At Orestline st 1910 3. N, Oolum-
pm, 81. Louie lO:45 q. m, Indianapolis s:l5 ..
IL. Cairo 500 P N, Bort Wayne 4:I5 p. m, Oil.
I'd TrninEl:io p 2RsOSI5otaIMOD4TToN.-
stops - ali ststiOns, aad arrives in Columbus
Sd Train In p. SI1isHr 11;i 4 E3PREss-ssOp.
ping at Berea, Grafton wellington, New Lon
dou, Shelby, Orestlins, Gallon, Gilead, Oarding-
ton and DolsEa-e; arriving at CrsstIins ct 1919
2. m, Columbus l:Co g. ~, Dayton 4.45 a. m.s
Cincinnati 100 n; Indianapolis 30 .. n, 81,
LO1is 9:4s p. m C4ire 5:0Os- m, st Wayne4. -
.. H. sHd Chicago via CEsstiine l0:4o q. N.
Trains leave Columbus at $50 and !0.2Oa- u s0 pm.
arriVs 81 UlsysI.nas % A. rn 2sO and SOC ,. n
CoHEECIIoas.
shslby-saaduaky, Mansfield a Newark RaIlroad, tor
hsnsfold, kt. Vernon, Newark, zansa'
UralEirs-Pitssbrrgh, Fort Wsyns Chicago Rail.
road . soreats Uppsr Sendussky pIs.l5nos' L
Esst ard EastEor hsnsheldl Wooster Aa1s
Grafton and BsIlsioaline Railroad Line, for Marion,
belleio1tsins, sidney, Ogtos, hunstes In
vile, BguiEville, Cairo st. Louis, &c.
DsiAgars-Eith Springfield branch for Springfield.
Ioium bus-Eittle Miami 8 lolum bu3, and Aenia
Reirosd, FOR Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Tarre HEute, st. Louis, Morrow, LOYslAnd,
And Cincinnati, and with the Ohio 3 Mis-
HIssipFi RailEoadE -Cineinnasifor LOuleVflIs'
Egansvilie, Cairo, St. Louis, snd all poi1ts
on the Ohio river.
lolumbus-Oentral Ohio RaJlrcad for Newark Zanes-
vile, Wheeling, &C; Columbus, PlquA =
Indiana Reilrcad iOE Piqua, Urbana, &C.
~ Tor Tickets 20 ali points and Information A.
ply st the Passenger Station, and at Union Ticket
| Once, Il7 EupsFfor-st
Cleveland. Eov. I6, lsss. superinisndsnt.
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IaE OLDEsT REGuLlToR FoR FEHMEsI

There fs but ons GESUIsE AID SuBE CUz- F1T Girls
or WOsEs who suffer frcn Irregular Eies orULstruc-
ttons OF the Menses, whatever may be tue cause Ct
those obstruCtions. This cure has been recognizes
for many years. The only sals Rel-ence q 10
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-16

Victor Hugo has in press "Les Chan.
sons des Rues ct des BOis-composed dur.
ing his daily morning walks.
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T HN @, JENNINGS,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDIHe.
Policies writson in tho

Charter Oak Fire Ins. Co.
North American Fire ms Co. iSL.IUt HaIw
Merchants Fire Ins. Comply. N0H"'
City Fire Ins. Co., New Haven, Conn.
Hampton Hanpden Fire d IaS. Co.. lsurinpfd. Mass.
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, CT
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Mrs. Harriet Beeoher Stowe again sp.
pears in print with a sketch of President
Lincoln, for a Boston paper.
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MORNING LEADER.
SATURDAY mORNING JAN. 10. 1861.
Fred. Douglas new York Speech,

For Special and Telegraph Eews--sso
First Page. Fer Local and Commercial
EeyFH--See Fourth Page.
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Mr.. Thsckersy leaves two daughters,
one Of whom Miss Anna Thackersy) is
is the writer Of "The Story of Elisabeth, f"
one Of the freshest, prettiest little tales
that woman ever wrote.
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Haean's Magnolia Balm.

9his d thsmost delightful and extraordinary rti
ever discovered 1t changes the sun-burrt fsos
hsnds e pearly satin texture OF ravishing bsau
sysimparting the marble purity Of youth, aid the
DsfugUH appearance 20 inviting IN the city belle o.
lashiols II removes tan, eokles pimples and rough
naG from the akin, leaving the complexion hesk
tralspsrent and smooth. II contains no material ln
Iu.fous 10 the akin. Pstron!zsd By Actresses an
Opara Singers. II is what every LADY should ha7s.
es5old nTsrT rTWhere.
DEHA5 8, BARNES b co.
General Agents,
fulyl-Rz9 alf BroadEEF. Nee FaFhs
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CLEVELAND & ERIE R.R.

WINTER ARRAEGEaEET,


1884. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. lsssA
On and aiter Monday, November 18th, Isss. Pa.,.,-
ger Trains VIII run - follows, Sundays sxcsptsil.
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
BOO y. m--OAL ( EXPRsS5 TRAIH-Stpp,fnv. a
Mil!oushbY, Paines7ilie, Geneva AS6faE5is
gynheaut anu eir9r1 only aEd arrive AZ ErIe ~
l:l5 p. m, Bunktrk 3.45 D. m. Buffalo s.50 = -
S:l5 4. .Ms-giSCIEAATIE EXPB BESs-stoppfnaa Al
RAinesvtilet Asktabuia and GirArd only snd' A..
Fl!e5 q Erie e3s >. H. Dunkirk s:l7p D. n, Buf.
3;55 r. n.1mAIL AND AOuohaODATIoE-
ssoFfinE e. All s.etto1s and arrives at Eris e
8sIO r, iL.-EIGRT EXPRESs FRAIH-sto,,t,z
- Pai1e5vilieI Ashtabuia and qiraryi onIT aTd
y p ss sSia q u ~ .. L., Dunkirk Els a.
LEAVE EEIn
$50 4. H.-slSt1E EXPRESS TRAIN--akou.an,, q,
SLsfdl AsAte5uis and PeinegYills OplY and a.
80, - y e. 81 - ~ ~ sl ,s ~ A.
-SfoFPtEg ~ 81 stati0Rs aud arrives at OisVS.
Land a. i0.l5 A.E,
so H.-rOI1DO EXPREss-StoppIag At nTI,a.-
lions ezesFt oWanyllle, 5aybrook, UnionyiIis
Ps-TT, dentor and UiokiiIe, and SrTiTe- a
Cleveland at i.f1 p. y.
a:i5 :. n.-DAY EzPBRss TRAIn-stopping At a.
rardp Ocnnssuf, Ashtsbuls, and PainssVflis
only, and arslTss IL Cleveland at 6.25 P ~
- second Oisss Cars gzo run On all shrourh
u the trairs going westward coansst at CsFelard
Tisl teams 'ss lola1os 1a.cSso, Columbus, Oincin-
5at., iaei'leFl-1, St. Louis &o-; and ell throuRa
t-l11s q tee T. =. . Z kaiirosd, and At Buffalo VITA
iaOsa OF tLe Rev York Central a1d Budalp NeT
aoTE Jity hzilToads Tor halg York, Albany, Boston
hlagafa ksisa, Sc and at kris with trains On thS
FhiisdSlphia and Erie Eailruad.
- Day kxpress, hazt and VEST cOnnoct q ct airaEd
via lrsing On hEis and Pittsburgh Railroad foF
LiResSiiis, haaeyiile, JamestoEn, Sc.
Cleveland November Istl. isfs -------' S-H@
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Lots with Stores, SC on Superior and Ontario-sts,
good Ior Investment.
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The Greatest Remedial Agent
Now Before the Public.
Or. EUsE'S GaEfT ARERlcsH BOHE-sET T0ElC.

Or. sUsH'S GREET AMERICAN BOHE-SET TONIC.
It cures In1usnzss, with Headache, Sore Throat,
Fever with quick puse and great prostratIou Of
strength pains aud sching 10 all the limbs and back
hosrse voice Ca arrha AneHti1nB, with sorsnessO OF
the head and headschs; Chi ness when moving
pepsia, with eefnK OF fulasss l11d n the stom-
Ach b Of Appetite and Goarsd Tongue.
In aii the above the named affections the pR'ie
may take tezEpOOnful every two hours. IN all
chronic ailments II should be ta5en according TO d.
rectiOn on the bottle. Price, per bottle, IS cents.
Sold By STRJNS i ARMSTRONG,
poy5 I99 SupeFi u St
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LYONS KA4HAIRoN.

Ksfhsiron Is IRON the Greek word ''KAthro, o.
fKAhairo s5gnifying 20 cleanse, reiuyinate and re
store THIS article Is Wnat its name signifies hoi
preserving restoring and Identifying the hunsI
hair Il Is the J-oEt remarkable preparation IN tht
world 1t is &C n owned and put up By the Or1giaal
proprieter anG is now made with the sane care ski
add attent which gave II sale Of over one milio'
bottles per Eunum.
Iffsn most delightful HAIR Dressing.
u terzdicafas scu-f and dEndrud.
a keeps the bead cool and C eau.
It uskes the hsirrich, SOFT and gl0ssy.
Il restores hair upon Bald heads.
II prevents the hair from falling oh and turn
ing gIeT.
Any LAZY or gent.emRn who values beautiful head
q hair Should Use LYon'a k6thairOn. It is known
and used throughout tn civilized world 5eld By al
rsspsotsbae 6sslers.
DKHAs s. Bs sEEs CO., Props,
uIyl-R EsOY HeW York
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THE ALL 8UBYICIENT THREE

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREk
i -T6IEsEmAR Il sad :, ara protected hT Eoy-
~ letter. Patent Of England, sEd secured ~ -
seals q the Ecole de Pharinauie de Ps-is sad IN
Imperial College q hedicinsi Vis1cE-
No. One Is fnyaluabls fo- Exha1sfiCn, Srsrs1stss
fhOaa and al pbyaical disabilities.
No. Two completely eradtcate8 ell traces OF tnaFe
diseases that have heratOc-s been frosted BY uAc
5eous and porniciOus uso o. cogavia and enbcbs
S0s Fhroe hns on tisty suppa1tzl t1stnI uEtoCz
OF mercury thereby insuripg 70 the sufferer s1soJ
relief dtsPer=inE all impurities and roofing oos fs
TBTEsgEAEi Nos = and ?, are preparations In tht
ior Of Lozengea, devoid Of ta-ts md smell aHG ca
be carried N tna WsztcoAt pO ket SOLD iu tih csc
And divided into separate dosess sdmlnigersd b
felPa1i L4iiemand, koUXi hiC8i5, &C. Prise IS ssch;
OF cases tor -, which saves $; sud In 81 cEas
Hh2reby there IL saving Of e9. To b hsd WScle
Ials and retail OF ~. pAlSOW, 70. lSt BiteS-srs
Sew York.
Immediately or receiving remittance Or. Barrow
wall Onward tas IriessaAr 70 any ssrE OF tne world
securely packed, sad addressed sooor-g 90 fhs iE-
8truCtlOfH Of the writer.
ss-eold hv 9. " lls.a TX. Aaant Ee- nl,-.larh
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The lecture Of this distinguished Afri-
can Orator was attended by large and
intelligent audience at Cooper Institute,
New York. Many prominent gentlemen
were on the stand. We furnish extracts :
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- 30 Attrihuteg d Manhood "a

The Chief Attributes Of Manhood an
trssusntIy iost OF Guspsneed BY mai-praetioss S3d
eious hAbits that viii inevitably lead 70 hsEsditar
ssass unlszs checked in time Reed the truths lah
6oSn IN ths trsstiBs "HUAA3 TRAiLEF, or PHER
IoLoaIoi1 RIsEkzeHEs." 1t Is elsborstslY fiiuEt~a
cd with oolorsd ensraytngs and VIII convince ID
most hardened and unOonosrned. As veil e. relisv
tie miads Of the most despoEding, b leading thss
q Shs right channel foz Tslsf o. bodily eld Esats
eEp1y and despzir.
EBSold By DR.. BAER5E, Is4 BloooEor-St-s q; =
Erfos IS osrtI. Sent fres overynere. See EdveTtiE
freut of g ffTrie1a7Tarii n su5thsr coluu1r-
Bed also py G. " UILAEKs Drusglsti uisTetaofi
Otia.
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri
nsry nd Ssxusl Eystsm-new and reliable treatment
In Rsports Of the HoEARD ASSOCIATION. Sent by
mail in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad
drsss DR.. J. sETILIs HoUeHToE, Howard AssoCis.
tion, No. South Einth st, Philsdelphia; Pa-
deC2-lt0
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Grace Greenwood Mrs. Jippencott), of
Philadelphia, is to deliver two lectures in
Chicsgo this week for the benefit Of the
Old ladies' Home. washington, London
and Rome" and Lights Of the War
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Passengers by this Lile have choice Of Tive Dias-
rent Routes betEeea New York and Bostsn.
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HS-The only Direct Route to the wonderful
OIL Regions OF Pennsylvania,

y ETora LoaYittsbuIgh the MahoDing Branch runs 10
Youngstown and the Goal Mines
- This Road Is being extended and VIII soon b
Il coniPl running order TO azlion, urbana DaT-
Ton anu cincinnati, without brez-ESSi Gauge.
!. EARAsWORTH, GsEsftl. .Ee7eiss. Agent
I. ID. 6OODnAhs General n sssist GENT
,-,,,, u I. WEETsEH, Gen'I SupJt
heatvillo, Pa &, EOv. 10, ls65. poyll-is7
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REaL EsTATE.
DRAYTON 3 sTOOKWELL,
ZEAL geTaTE aeEEEs,


Ofaas 20. Atwater Binding. Entrance t5rosgf
the Insurance once d. =. BraytoD.
HOUSES AND IOTs Bur 5ALE.
Houss and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-sts. Lot
i5lx2Ol. A very desirable location. Terms cary,
son-Sts; Lot O. feet 'front.' running to the Lake
Can De had at largain.
House and lot No. s75 kinsnal Street. lot le0xsS0
houss has all the modern improvements Of hot
and eod water and ess throughout furnace
Bri5E BEeIlinSs. Eos. Iol aad los Eaelid Street.
Iots running through to Huron street Very
House and Lot, Corner Parkman aud BrownsIl-sts ;
1eeupisd also As shoe shop. Lot 25xiOO feet.
BuiidiGs. Machinery, &c, for the manufacture of
boxes, wash-boards, &C, corner OF WeSr River
and Main-Sts. good paving business.
40 feet on kuclid-St Terms easy
House aud Lot, no. 100 Ohio-St. a 500.
srick House and Lot, No l22 lske-st.i near 10 the
resideuca Of L. Il Hubby, Esq.
Two Brick Housss and Lois on Euolld-St near Per-
OottGze, 80 l24 Lake st. Lot zxICo feet,
House and Lot, 20. 227 Scoville- avenue.
2'5 leet on Summit ST., nding to the Lake cor
Five acres On Wilson Avenue, with considerable i'm
prOvements.
House ana Lot, No. 4s7 KInsmsn-ss. A large and
desiTable lot and good house.
Lot on Michigan street, s4TI55 foss 900 doEa sud
the balance IN Cne, tTo and thrcs years.
Clinton PsSR' PsfR Lot hSg 51 IS 1 L7s' Ps opposite
sra5le House on s.. Oa'r street. lot A1i5O fest
desirable house And lot in Hudson 20 sohSags for
city property.
FARMS FOR SALE.
80 acres IN Brecksyille IS improved balance
eho-oe timber land 80 pei acres. Terms easy
l6o acrel IN Parma, god House and Barn; 80 acres
good timber, well watsred and gOod building
stone.
s2z serrs in Orange good frame House. Is acres i'm
Proved balance timber
- acras wood land "a BTownhelm, Lorain county,
miles north Q! VerHiiiOl Rivsr.
Saw di il Bedford, win half an acre OF land, on
TinkGr's Creek.
Y acres on Sc. Clair So. Small frame houEs.
y acres on hinamau-Ss., opposite tue Cemetery.
10 &C es Is wood land, balHnce imprOved) Euclid
isoadI good springs Of water, fruit, and good
Eitualisn for grapes.
Choioe and veil selected lands n lows, Wisconsin
Rnd Michigan, for sails Or exchange.
- acres IN NcEburg. about miles IRON Cleveland.
Gooi house acd baru aad hne orchard. q 90.
~ acres 20 mics nom TCleio, and eiEat miles from
WsCssCn Station on Air Line Kziirozd; SO prai-
re and Dalsnce tfmbs- lsnd. Kew House, Barn,
and good fruit. so per acre; terms easy. d.cls
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C0EEgCTIOEg.

Uonnecti0ag aro made At Monrosvsiie With the ssn.
egzky, GGnsasid Newark R.B., AZ Clyde with ths
5sncasky, Dayton ! Cincinnati Z. r., At Fremont
With Fremont Indiana Z. B., and 1t ToloSo With
tae Mfchigan southern Z Northern Indiana and To-
lsdo Nssa5h ksileosds FOR Chicago, Detroit, jsofs
s3ni scri Wayne, LOgsnsport, Lafayette, Cairo Az
soBi Sc. Louis and al PoinEs West, HerthWoEt Snd
southwest.
Trains arrive n Cleveland IRON Toledo and tho
Wet a. 9.25 Z. H.t-1A5 P. NJ and SIS P. Y. From
ss3dusEz g 20 5. = l. D. RGJEER, SUIT.
UlsVeisue ECvaIrbsr Is, lsfs
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BF. s. 4 4 H BAHz,
Eas5v Of he Regal College Of FASsieiSssl
Sozdoz, Esaglaad; GradaGts of
E..--4G. u....ss,T l.

AtEa9T2 lfatAAa f1T
FEMALE DISEASE
and constant attendant Of Psril, London, EsN
IsEDa and Montreal Hospitals for the lsst ten Tsa
hns opsnsd hiT O1ios st SIC
johnson House, Cleveland,
where 10 VII be hApHy 20 meet al those who are ~
Gsctsd with subacuts and chronic diseases.
His treatment is Sntirsly different from the OH
plan, and e MID, eBoaeious End effective. BIS msd
loines are Simply vegetable extracts nd oils, thsi
have nsTer been ussa bGt b. two o:hs physicians I
America besides himself. lie has spen the grsstss
part Of his life and thousands Of dollars in obtainiB
a few sscrets IN his Profession. BE tesla the Urls
for all forms o. disease. Ho ohsrgefor giving
koaa-t and tue atatsment OF their casa.
EPERkiAToEHEA.
10 ToUEq HEN.-Ee Gu groFs To yOu IN i5E nh
Ets that be ia the only physician you treats
With that cures this disease FOR sFe-T Patient VII
WIII follow his directions, be viii give One Huodrs
Dollars he fails N curing this disesso. No ohsrFl
Fads for consultation. Those at distance Ehe Eis1
10 consult ths Doctor may do 80 by sending a smEl
vial Of urine BY mail, with nanlo, and age Bno b
VII anEEer and describe their case, and the possibi
itY Of Fcttlng relief By enclosing rsturn postaei
EsamR mar3:SS
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FsFe IS Tow IS BY Any Other Route,

BAGGAGE CHECKED EHROUGH.
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f!LRYELAND 3 T0LEDO 3. R.
a E q -. -

B5s4. HiHTER ARRANGEMENT. is6s-s.
On E1d after Monday, November 18th, lS5S Ps.,sn-
soE Trans Eil leave Cleveland follows lSundayI
1850 A. M.-CEICAGO EXP PREss-Stors At Borea.
ersft0ns tpcrhHt A0rWzlk, monroeyills, BsiI6-
Euei QiTde, Fremont and EimcrO, and arriye1 A
cago a l0.3J ?. s.
3sOS T. NV - tERN hAIL-stops st all sta
tiuIB n Southern Division. and srriVea Al n.
lsio - 5;o5 ?. X; Chicago 800 A. r.
4tSO =. Al.-hOEtHE1n eaAlA-5top1 81 all sta
drsky st : ~ p r. -
7t20 p m.-hl9HF aXPRESS-EioPsn nt Grafton,
horTaikl nonrosTtlte, Clyde. and Fremont, and
arrives At Toledo D u. ?. T.; Detroit 900 A. r.;
and DhiozgU e. 1879 A 4.
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A FEIEED IH EEsfs-TBE IL =
d. EWsstE IsiE a bLIBLsE GlElEEHTis - Feesalt =
iron the reoips q IT. EtssaEa Huset q ConEs7tlo
eAs RrsIt lone sstsr and hss been ussG In his pm
Soc for the last EWsnty ycsrs With most AEtOns
n Tucopss AZ e. extsFnEl remedy it 10 without ]
rival and viii alleFRs6 ss1 more speedig t9sn -
ether prepsrztion ROT 81 Rhsuuist.o e-d herVct9 :
Sores, NoundE, SFrssnn, aruisos &C., It's soothl
hssi1F anc powerful BEreng heninS propon1itis e
ntte the ugt wonder aS ssnt Of 81 who hs
bFuE given &c trial. OSsr sour HUNDRED csrtiDcst
e. rsTaRrksbls cureI Performed y Il within she u
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( LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
4-zs ESTATE, Railroad snd other Stocks. has on
land large lot OF Farms and Farming Lp1ds 10
tbs STATE Iowa Wi5oonsia and Illinois,
~ -Onee Ovsr No. So, Eouth side os Pub. Square.
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Diseases Of The Nervous, Seminal, O
s-T-Isso-x.

s-F-Isso-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERa
They purity strengthen and fnyigorute.
They create q healthy Eppeiite.
They are a. uuti1ots to change OF water ard diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation 4 late hour
chey atEz8 sthen the system and enliyen the miDf
They prev nj miasmatic sHd Intermittent fsEers
They purl ythe breath aud ecidily Of the stomach
Tley Curs Dyspepsia and CcnstipRtiOu.
They cue DiBrrhoaa, Cholera and ChOierEmorDu
faeY cur Liver Complaint and Hesd2chs.
They are fe best BitteTs IN the world. They mskl
the weak strong and are exhausted nature gTass
rostoror. aey made OF pure IT. CroiI RuDt tbS
ualebrsted afisayE BarE, roots and herbs, and 80
taken with he pleasure Of beverage without gart
70 age or time Cf dsy. Particularly recommended &
delicate pzrsODs requiring ReHlle stimuant- solo
By all Gro.ers, Druggi5ts, Hotels and Saloons,
b. P. DRAKE 60.
fuyl-Rseow ss9 Broadway, n.
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Can Be obtained st any Of the Of1ess Of the Erie
saiiTay, and all Ticket O1ioes Of Connsoting Lfnes
west OF sogthweIt also, at the Central Ticket once
unaer the "edeell House, Cleveland, Ohio.
ASK for Tickets via the Atlantic and Great
western and Erie Railways.
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On and after Monday. November 18Th, 1855, Through
Pas9engsr and FREIGHT Trains yin b I'M rsgnlarI
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Hothers! HE0therslI aTOtherTIH

Don't fail to procure hirs. WI5sLOW's sOOTE.
SYRUP for OHIEDREN FEETHIN9.
This valuable preparation 4 The prescription iona
1.-THE best Female FhysIe' 'ant snd Eurses in ths
nited Etates sud has bsn ussd for thirty year, With
sTsr faiHng safety and sUeessl By millions Of moth
d children, ron the Feeble infant Of one Weel
old The sdult 1t not only Relieves tbs child IRON
pain but tnvigoTatss the stomach and bowels, cor
rsos sedity and gives tons and energy to the who'll
E'tsm. 1t win almOst Instantly relieve
GRIPPING II TEX BOW Els AND WIND OOLIC
We believe It the Bea' and surest Remedy in III
WOrld n all cases o pyssnt.ry and Diarrh2a
OhiIdren. whether It aTiss from TsethinE, or frcH
a1T otbe cause.
HlS-Eu1 direotionsfo for using VIII accompany ESQ
bottis. Mons genuine unlesS the facsimile Of CUP
rs &PERKlNs, Few York, d on tho wrapper.
=sBsoId BY ali Medicine Dealeu. Principal on
DoT-st, EsH York.
PLies enIy as CsutE BsT BsttIa.
E1nwl1-I tl1-er~fn
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NV EHO IMPORTANT PAssEHGEs ROUTE.

between Cleveland and New York.
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NEW &EIPEDITIOUs FREIGHT LINE.
ALL RAIL.

30 tTsnsbfPment Of Freight betEeaa Kew Yort
and Akron or Cleveland. dsrchants IN the Wet
and Southwest will md il % their adTantaEs % or
DER their goods to be forwarded via the Erie and At
iantic and Great Western Railways, thus saving
troubie and expense.
hates Of krelsht as Low as By Any Other
Aii-hail ROuIes.
Especial attention will ke given 70 shs snaadv
transportation Of freight Of all kinds, East or Wesf
Inc Engines, Cars and other equipments Of this
company are entirely new, and OF the most improTsd
uOdarn style.
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AIDES zBPHYRKNIT BRIAK-
Ii TAGI sEAWLS. A,&G. RETTBERG.
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Barn and Fruit.
Ce1ar st-ii scTes, with acres Of grapes.
last Jleveiand-heAr Eaclic-St. and Wilson Ave
nue., large and convenient Brick House. with
moCetn improvements, Barn, ~ scrss and with
Fruit, SC. For $500
~ Also, q large number OF Fsrms, Ou. Lots,
Dwellings, g. too numerous TO ADVERTISE dRclg
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I AND OFFICER. Il. LITTLE
) / has constantly on hand large number Of in.
proved Farms Tor sale for cash or on time. Also
variety OF City and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lands IN Iowa, v isoOnsin and Missouri,
which es viii exchange for Yarns, City CT Percnal
yr9psrty- Osaoe Ia Atvster Building, boa. and s,
n 1orr- mEvI5
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p Hal ESTATB.-E. N. KEYE9.
40 gtoTmoElG ofthe 1rm Of Littlss B Keyss,j h5i
opsred Real Estate Ohics In Houses BlooS oornsE
q guForic-St AID Public square, and has o0nstsntlS
On hand sew erai thousand acrss OF rst Quaty Farms
Ing Lands IN t1e States oftOws, iBoonsiu and Nlgs
5our % s=oh6nsofor city oOuD Try property; Hl1ss
o. Ait-inc1 Of FsrsoREi ErI party. PEzEezsh pziGS
q tlsE7zr- eurIk.G9s
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RAILROADS.
A TLANTIg s GREAT WEsTN
4 = RATfWAE
NEW BROAD GUAGE
Passenger, Freight, Nail, Express
And Telegraph ROHte,

: SSonnecting at Salamanca, New York, with the Erie
tsaiigays lorna Continuous Six Feet Track from
New York to Akron or Cleveland, =