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REAL ESTATE.
RRAYTON L STOCKWELL.
EEAL BsTATE AGEEYs,
Odlos no. S Atwatsr Building. Entrance tSysEz
the Ing9rancg Onioe Of q. 2. Brarso,.
HoUsEs AND LOTs FOR SALE,


House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-Sts. Lot
l5lX2O0. very desirable location. Terms easy
Brick House and Lot, corner of BroWneli and W H.
son-Sts. Lot 81 feet front, running TO the Lake
Can be had at bargain.
-Four Brick Houses, Os So 50, 81 and s. Fuc;id-st
Lots 25xI35; very desirable location Will bo sold
separatelO, or alJt gett er. Terms eany,
Frame House on University Hsighis. Lot 66x3O
A very de -irable resi- ence. Price s2,(OO. Terms
easy.
Brick .Ouse No 1875 st Clair-st. LOts7El6s. 5000.
Terms easy.
and small Fruits. Price $3.50
Brick House No. 2l9 Kinsman-5t. Lot ll5x2Oa To
b. had at bargain.
Lot on ULiVeTsity Heights; 65Xl93 feet on Newton
St, south Of and near Cleveland lnststute
water. Price $500.
Frame Cottage on Saperlor-St. Lot G2K20n. A very
desir. bic ocation.
Brick Dwellings, Nos. l64 and IO5 Euolid Btreet
Lots running through 10 Huron street Ysry
desirable property
House and Lot, corner Parkman and BrOvnsII-Sts
occupied also as shoe shop. Lot 25xIOO feet
Building, Msohinery, 40, for the manufacture Of
boxes wash boards &c, corner Of Wear Biver
anc MRln-Sts. A good paving business
l!0 feet on Euclid-St. Terms easy.
House and Lot, No. 100 GHOST 81 500
Two Brlck houses aud Lots on Euclid-St, near Per.
Cottage, No. I24 La1s.s.. Lot 2exloo feet
House and Lot, no. z27 ScovilIe- avanue
30 Ieet On summit ST., extending TO the Lake. cor
ner Seneca-St.
Five acres on Wilson Avenue, with considerable i'm
prOVements.
45 SHARES 0Isvelond. gainesville SAshtsbula Rail.
road stock. -'''
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From Rev. J. Newton Brown, q. D., Editos cf q g
Ency opsdia OF SsiiRiOu- knowledge and Chris
Chrrnscia phiIadelnhfn

slthough not dfspossd to fsyor or recommend Pat.
eat Medicines Ia gene. al through distTst OF their
iaprsisuts and effects vet know Of no sufficient
rgss0rs why Iaaa may not testify TO the benefits he
eoljeyes himself to have recsiTod nom eny simple
preparation, Ga the hope he may thus contribute tc
ths benefit OF othsrB.
DO this the more rssdi n regard 70 hoohsnd's
German Bitters, prepared BY Dr.. q. II. jackson. Of
fhis city, because was Praudioed against them tcE
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly &C sicoholis mixturs. am Indebted 70 my
friend Robert Shoemaker, qs., for he removed this
prejudice by proper tests and for encouragement to
try them, when suffering from great and long contn.
usi debility The use OF three bottles Of these Bh
ters at the beginning CT the present year, was fol-
lowed By evident relief and restoration 20 degree Of
bodily and mental gigoT which had not felt for siS
therefore thR7k God and my friend for directing me
70 the use Os them, J. NEWTON BkOWEs
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FABhs ron sALE

zU acres IN Brecksville; IS acres improved balance
I5SfiIt. u God % ose and Barn, water
and hTuit, Price s2,5JO.
lOO Acr-s IN 6eWburS1. House and Barn two Otch-
ards and IS acres Wood Land.
928 acres IN orange good frame House Is acrea i'm
proved balance TIMBER,
u acres on st; Clair-St. small frame house.
l3 acres on htnsman-St., opposite the Cemetery
10 acres 70 wood land balance imprOVed) on Euclid
koad, good springs OF water, fruit, and a good
situation fcr grapes.
Choice and well selected lands in Iowa Wisconsin
snd Michigan, for sale or exchange
so acres in EeWDurg, about miles from Cleveland
10 Acres on St. Clair Boad two miles from the Public
Square,
Is acres on the NewbuTgn Road. House and Farn,
Fruit, Water, &c.
39 Acres IN East Cleveland under high sta Of cu-
tlvatlon, good house aud bGrn "a miles firm
City limits Terms easy. fehS
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is the Best Tonic In the World
@ READ WHO SAYS SO. -su

From fhe Rev. Levi G. Beck, Pssfor o. the BaptiEt
Church. Pembertou, New jersey, formerly Of the
North Baptist Church, PHILADELPHIA.
have known Hoofand's German BitteTs iavorably
for number o. year Ihave used thsm in my own
family, aud have been pleased with their effects
that I WAS induced to recommend them to many 9TH
eTa and know that they have operated IN striking
iy beneficial manner. ItAse gteat pleasure in thus
publicly prcclaiminR this fact and calling he atten-
ton OF thoss an cted with the disaa8ss for which
they are recommended, to these Bitters, KNOWN
from experiences that my recommendation viii be
sustained do this more Cnesrful'y as Hoofand'
Bitters IS intended benefit the cted and is mot
rum drink Yours truly,
LEVI C. BECK.
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akllRnARa.
.LRVELAND. COLUMBUS G
~ CINCINNATI RAILROAD.

I
lSoS-+ WINTER ARBAHGBMENT. Issl-A.
On snd After Monday, November 18th, Psassresr
essts1. IN ieAVe cleveland, as follows, lsundayss
1st TTain-5S4OA A. M.-CHECIHHA Ex PF, Kss
RllS 4 y Siilaiton, wellington, EsV London,
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and Worfs ~.
On errlviBg q Orestline 81 1910 a m, C0Irm-
bus I'D ?. m Dayton 4;f3 ,. M, Oiacinnsff &. a
p.n., st. Louis lO:l5 .. m, IDdanspoIiS s:ts :.
M, Cairo 800 ?. m, Fort Wayne SIS D. n, OIL,
I'd Train-S:iO P Bi.24siOaI.totMaoDArIoH
stops 1t All stations, and arrives n Oolunbu1
at $50 ?. m Cincinnati $50 g. N.
Sd TFain-7i1OP. M.-hI4HF EXPREss-stop-
ping g Ssreaz Grafton, Wellington, New LOn-
ton and Delaware; arriving al CrestIins a. l0sio
R.m;, Columbus ls6S a M, Dayton AS !. n,
Cincinnati 700 s. M lndiEnapOlis 7;s0s. m, Sc.
.. m, ana chicago via Orsstiine IO:4O = u,
Trans leave Columbus ct $50 and 1O20 N, so pm,
arrive at Cleveland g. 30 q. m, 2:b0 and 200 = n
CONNECTIONS.
sssiDy-sendGsEy, Mansfield Newark Railroad, fos
TisIa 5isnInS1heid' ha' Mt. Vernon, Newark, zAnss-
O1sssiins-Pittsbursh, Fort Wayne Ohseago RAif-
ma Fort SsggsSs, Iasorss.y oSse1 Rss2o. -
NJ. ~. and Eastior Aananelds Wooster AaSs
OrnGton and Bellefontine Rai-oAd Line for MARION,
d5sslelo1tsi3s, dssl1ss ne, Sidney Union, AuneIs. Ia
Vile, bouisvfllo, Cairo, St. Louis, kc
DelaWars-With Springfield branch for spfinS8slA
Oolumbu4-Little Miami 3 Columbus, and Xsnts
kailroad, for Aenia, DsytoP, fndianspolis.
ferre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, LoTsienG
Sas1; nd 0;;nseipq5na. and WITH re ohi0 -
- GvShhsIl5les h LIE Cslro- st. Louis, and all potAtS
Oolumbus-OentraIO Ohio RaIlrosdf for Fe,-nrH z.ne..
Tn5jSsr TT1leS WRReesllinss Rsslss Soi oolumbSs. PiquA .
- - 1n2lAne lTl, railroad ior Piqua, Urbana, -.
once, l47 superior-Et
Cleveland. Nov. Is, 1885. suserin @ Iss nts5sssas
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BUT
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TIE Caief Attributes of Manhood Al

EeaaeltIY icrt or e1spsnded by mal-praoticss and
osous habits that viii inevitably Iced to hereditA
disease unless checked IN time Rsad the truths laN
aVsn IN the treatise "HUMAH FRAIETY, or PETs
totesIosI RzsxABcHEs." Il Is slaborstely Hlussrs'
asd with oolored engrsYinEs and wiz convince ID
most hAr5sned snd unoonoerned, - well rs relseN
the minds Of ths Eost despondiaR, by lasatng thsB
N the risht ohsnrel for reliss Of bodily and nsuss
Afoly sad dsSrsirs
sESoId bT pr. BARsoF, lA BieecksF-St., h. u
RFca s5 osass Sent free everywhere. See EdVsFtisS
naent Of 60 s7EissemEri IN smother column.
Sold hlao b. G. v UhABz. Druggist OlSVolansl
nNfa
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MORNING LEADER.
FRIDAY MORNING.. FRB. 10, IsS4


For special and Telegraph News--see
FiriEt Page. For Local and Commercial
NeyRe--see Fourth Page.
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1851, WAITS q F0gNR

M ANTED.-HAND LooM.-EVF-
w NJ Farmerte to know that Lambs Self Aotfr 2
Hand Loom g an article be wants to make and save
money with Thq turning Of an easy crank By Ynar
woman Or boy, does tae whole business Of WeaYnR 5
ur 80 yardg II Day % 20 so cay can be earned hT
lts me. Btstes County and Township Rights and
4oqpl loE aalea AooreEss with stamps, BRAEGON
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az cKERT-T earnegtly oaution all |

QUA FL earnestly caution ell
youna men suffering from Nervous Debility, &C.,
aeaiBst sndangsring their health by patronizing
any Of the advertising Qusoks. YOueAn fully recov
OF By the methods used by the Advertiser, and By
hundreds Of Others, AND IN NO eTHER WAY.
Bead Letter which Will send you II you will send
ne post paid envelope bearing YOur address. Di'
rsot to EDWABD II. TBAYERl
fsuzi- -Rzdfw Lock Box Boston Macs.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THRER
- Tiki ESsH1A Ar i 3 and j. E=s protected By Roy-
81 Lsttess Estenf o. knglsud, snd secured by III
9eal5 q me EcOie Do PhsrLaAOie de Paris end 80
Lna apsrlal CoIege o Medicine Vienna
No. Ons ts invaluable for Evbau.5I8l Esar,rs star
rhoea sad all DhYaical eisah iisiss
diseases that have heretofore beu treated by tba s
seou5 and pe5niotOuB USE o. uORRvis and cubafls
Nos Three has entirely supPantsd thoIniurionE Tss
OF mercury, thereby insuriRg 70 the suFsrsr spzs,
relief olsPersng All impurities and roofing out ts
io-m Of LozonRes devoid Of taste and .rss and SaB
Dc carried IN the ToistcQat % Eet. Sold n tn cs
sd diVioed INTO separate dcses as Aduaisterad i,v
NetPauI ASiienRndi bOuLI hic6d &c, Prizes e1 each.
or cases Tor IS, which saves sS ard In seY csEas
whereby there is saving OF s9. 70 Be had yEhois
HeW YORK. -'--i
Immedistaly Or hsosIying remittance Dr. Hafroz
E4Li the TEiesemar 50 any part OF to vyc-is
securely packed, and addressed Rcc5rGirF "a shs q
5IEucttOns OF the writer - -
allf-sold By G. ". Ola ElZ, Agent snF usuAI-ra .
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sHAi
sPEglkL HUTIEE8.
rErom the Nsw York =, ihuns !


'lOhl that men and women would read
asd ponder On the sLists Mortality published
weekly, monthly and yearly our city. There is ev
sr learfuly great proportion of Consumption Ca
The Statistic Tables prove thatw le other dis
eases slay their tAon.ands, Oonsum tion slays its
tens Of thousands.
In the early stages Of Thr and lung Com
plaint, We consider Madsme1o Porter's CURATIVE
BAIsAM infallib!e."
RR-MadAne POrtsF's Curative Balsam can be OBJ
tainsd at Benton Bros, and st7aPg Armstrong;
Wholesale Agents Cleveland, Ohio. Is66 ~ lE
THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
PERTENCE OF AN INVALID-Publishedf for
the benefit and q warning and Canton to Young
hIsn who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay Of Manhood. etc., supplying at the same time
THK HEAss OF sTLF-oURE, by one who has cured him
self, being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and Quackery.
By enclosing post paid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
febs-liqdtw Bedford Kings Co., N. z.
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From the Rev. Joseph KennaTd, Pastor of the 10th
Bantiat Church.

Dr. Jackson--Dear Sir: have been frequently re-
dyested 70 connect my name with CONN eOdatiOns OF
different kinds Of mtcicines, but regarding the prac
tice as ofmy appropriate sphere, have in all ca
Sc, deciinsd; but with clear proof in various in
Stances and particularly in my family of the useful
usss OF Dr. HOofand's German BItters, depart for
once from my usual course to express my full con-
vetiOn tbat, e neral debility OF the system and
especially for Liver Complaint, It is safe and yalu-
bic prepaFa ion. In cases it may fatl but usu-
alIy doubt not, 1t will be very beneficial to those
who stiHsr from the above cause.
Yours, very respectfully. J. b. hENHAEDt
Sth, below Oostes-St., Philadelphia.
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rG I0CEe q Es.-tie CAR prove % Won IN = ssTT EH
Gtss thst he IS the ouY physician you ever trssta
With thst cures tsi5 osEease For sYery patient Eh
Will follow his directions he VIII give Gne HuHdre
Dollars Il he Gails 10 caring this disease. No 0harFl
made for consultation. Those at distance who RiEh
70 consult the Doctor msg do 50 by sending sEiHl
vial OF urine BY a, wish name, and age, and be
VII ansVer snd desIbe their osse, aad the possibly
ity Of Gsttsng reiels By esolosing return postaEi
EtauI- mar1;4S7
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ThurIow weed. Again.

This gentleman is out in another letter
in favor of his project of saving the public
lands as security for the national debt :;
He shows that the Government still
holds more than ], 400, 600 900 acres, which
he estimates, ifproperly protected, to be
worth one dollar per acre,-s sum sufi-
cient to extinguish one-half Of the Nation
al Debt Mr.. Weed insists, however, that
if the government will stop giving away
the lands, if it will fence them with pro-
teetive laws, and sell them under such
system that the lands will increase in val
ne as they diminish in acres, that within
Eve years the available sections will sell
for not only enough to pay the interest on
the Debt but 10 ultimately retire the Debt
itself He fortifes this opinion by refer
renee to the amount received by the Hi
nois Central Railroad company for lands
granted by Congress 10 aid in the construo-
ton Of the road. OF the $500, 600 acres
granted, the company had on December,
1868, sold ,312,373 acres for which &c.
l49, SASS in cash had been received,
while S9,9I4,008-44 in good securities re-
main due, making total of Sic, 663, ,823 A.
Of their grant 1,282,626 acres, estimated
ts be worth at least Sl7,OOO,O0O, remain
unsold. {" IT," So Ks Mr.. Weed, "2,500,-
900 acres produced S84,OO0,O0O, what un-
der proper management, will Fourteen
Hundred Millions Of acres be worth p
The Peace Democracy on Summers Amend
ment.
As we anticipated, the CopT Terheads
would be obliged to show their true nature
in consequence of Mr. Summers proposed
amendment.
Hesr the Cincinnati Enquirer in an
open advocacy of human slavery;
"so far as we can see, in any form Of
civilization resembling our own, servitude
will always exist; and servitude, render
ed necessary by circumstances which the
servile party can not control, is bondage.
Bondage will differ in form, as it is modi-
fed by the characters of the parties be-
tween whom it exists; and it will differ in
intensity as it is affected more or less by
external conditions. The relation Of
master and servant in the South is natural
to this extent: it is the relation into which
the white and black races, being brought
together, naturally fell, under the in
huenee of mutual necessities for personal
security, social tranquility and subsis-
tence"
Does this look as if the Democracy we're
sntislsvery as the New York World elaine?
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hAONfNfS hElUSChEAAA XhUG6E5s
These Lozanees are prepared from highly esteem'
Cd recipe for seYisting Bronchial Affections Asth-
ms, Hoarssness. Coughs, Colds and Irritation OF
Soreness of the Throst-
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND VOOALTSTs
viii find them beneficial in clearing the voice before
speaking OF singing, and relieving the throat after
any unusual exert on Of the vocal organs. having
peculiar adaptation to affections which disturb the
organs OF speech.
sB-SOld by all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
10 the United States and most Foreign countries 81
S cents per box. jsOl2-R7 lmo
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri
nary nd Sexual systsm-new and rolsble treatment
ia Rsports OF the HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Sent bJ
nail IN scaled letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad,
dress Dr. J. SELLS HoUsHIos, Howard Asso0is.
sfon, Eo Eoath Ninth-St Philsdelphia. Pa.
dsc2-l4G
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FIFTY CENT LoAvEs OF BREAD.-The
Richmond Dispatch publishes the follow
icg:
Loaf bread is becoming small and beau
tifully less, if we arctic judge their size by
tue one which blacksmith named John
Dean purchased for fifty cents, and, on a
small wager, ate ct two mouthfuls. This
feat occurred at smiths shop at the Ne
w Department and is vouched for by sew
ersl eye Witnessea.
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Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Or
RE-lsso-x.
pRAKRs PLANTATION BITTERp.

BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERF.
They purify. strenEthen aud lnvigcFate.
Thsy create healthy appetite.
They antidcte TO change Of water snd diei
They overcome effects Cf dissipation late hours
They streu ztheu the system and enliTen the mind
They prey lt miasmAtic and intermittent feveTL
They puri the breath aud acidity Of the stomach
They cure DyHpepsia and Constipation.
They cura D1rrhoee, DhOlerR and Uholeramorbui
TAss ctr Liver Complaint and Headache
Thsg are le bast Bitters In the world. They maAI
the weak su strong and Exhausted natures great
rastorsr. Ecoy made OF pure It. Uroix Rum, the
celebrated aisaya Bark, roots and herbs, and srs
taken with she pleasure OF beverage, without re grS
% age OF time o. day. Particularly recommended q
delicate psrBoDs recurring gentle stInulant, solo
ky ali GfOcazs, Druggists, Eotels and Saloons.
d. p. DRAKE& 90.
fulyl-R23soU 2s5 BrOsdwRy, n.
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From Rev J. H. Turner, Pastor OF Hedding Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, Philsdephia.

DR.. Jscks5n-Uear Sir: gsving Tsed your Germai
BitteFs n my family frequently, am prepared 10
that Il has been Of great service believe that Il
most ca el Of general debility OF the system it Is III
safest aud most valuable remedy OF which have an
knowietEs. Yours, respectfully.
}. Fl. TURE Ek, 795 y. 18th st.
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Z LITTLE, DEALER In REAL
A4s ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks, Has on
nand large lot Of Farms and SaTming LAnts "a
shi9 State Iowa Wisconsin and illinois,
~ once over 20. 50, south sidp Of Pab. Square
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KRTEEB II ERED-TRX II. E
BT. eaoss's sLEfhLEIBEE blHIMEhTiH PreFass.
lrSz Ghs Feo5ss ci z. esaRhsn Sweet o. CozasOiie
tas gTest bone E5ttT, snd hss beon used IN his pre-
To- for the last twenty years with she most sssonis
ne uucceEz. As Gu external remedy II II without
RFal, and vii alleviate rzin mora speedily than al
ether FraFarat3On For al Rksumatlo and H9rYo
DNn7dera II is truiy inislnbie enA - q ouiutl,el
horeE, HCuEas, EpreiEs, Bruises &C., It's 3ooshi s
healing and powerful stEelE EtheninE prgpenftos, e.
site tEe iuEt oEder snd astonishment OF al who hhN
eveE given g tral. OvsT ioaE hundred oertlnoss
q remarkable ozTeg psFscrmsd By Il within tbs ls
tEo ysara, sttssf to thig sses. Strong ArmHtrorf
hsaDta for CisselsAa daalls.ta0WdEuF;Hsf
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DR.. g. y a EE 8 Bzs
Hszb~ ef he Royal Oolzsgs Of FAss;eiSs' I
L0RdOs, E,sglaad; Grsdsass Of
Rie0rd's Hospital for

FEMALE DISEAsE
nnd constant attendant OF Paris, London, BeW
Isana and Montreal HoEstals for the Last tsn yesn
has opened his Ohiee ht the
johnson House, Cleveland
where be VIII be hspFy to meet all taoso Who are =
Esotsd With Ersacuts snd chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely diferou; tom she or:
plan, and Il mid, sliosoieus and e1sstiFs HEsmsd
tofnsI Ere simply Vesefsbls eztrs5ts nd oils, thsI
have never been ussa but sF tive ofhA physicians ,
Amer5oa besides hinssi7. Be has EPen the Ersatss
PAt OF his lse and theUs6nds Of dollars IN O5taiRir
lew secrets IN his Profession. he tests the Uris
tsF 81 FORMS Of disssse. No ohsTgesor giving
hSnsas and tEue statement OF their esss.
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From the Hev J. n. Lyons, formerly Pastor OF n.
Colnmbus n. J.) and Hilestown tPA.) Baptis

From the H6v j. n. Lyons, formerly Pastor OF sbs
Coiumbus II. j. and Milestown (PA,) Baptist
Churches.
Dr. @, NJ. JacksOn--peGr Sir: 1 feel it a pleasure
thus OF my own accord, to bear testimony to she ex
oailence OF the German BitteFs- some years siUce,
being much afflicted with Dyspepsia, used them
with very beneficial results. / have often recon-
me1ded them to persons enfeebied by that torment
ing disease and have heard from them the most fat
leriDg testimonials to their great vaue. In
of general debility, beiisye It to be tonic that can
not be surpassed. J. NJ. LYONS
From the Rev. Thomas Winter. Pastor or BoKboF-
ough Baptist Church.
Dr. JacksOn-Dear Sir I feel It due 10 your excel
lent preparation. HoofaDd's German Bitter, to add
my testimony TO the deserved reputation 1t has OBJ
tanned. L have for years st times, besn troubled
with great disorder in my head and nervous system.
was advised By friend to try bOltls of your Ger
man RitiaUS. ! did and have experienced great
and unexpected relief my health ha5 besn very ms-
tefialiy beRetiited. l confidently recommend the
srtica where l meet with case similar to my own,
and have been assured by many Of their good affects
Respectfully, yo0re, 7. WiRIER,
Roxboroush, Pa.
| From Bev ]. s Herman, OF the German Reformed
church, Kutztown, Berks county, Pc.
DR.. O. M. Jscksop-Bespectsd Sir: have been
troubled with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years, ard
have never used any medicine that did me as much
good as Hooflsnd BitteTs. am very much improY-
| ed in health after having taken i've bottles
| Yours, with respect J. 3. HERMAN
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{ CLEVELAND s TOLEDO B. R.
- e. q. - -

80 q g -
isSs-A' WIHTG2 ARRANGEMENT 1ar,-.
- - AiteI , ,sionde5 aOTeIqesr lstA, isss, P.s,su
exc9Bted): s,4o"h tSanaale
'iSS A. III el4UAGO EXPRESs- -stoas AZ Rar..
1fsitga5 OoeFiio, HorWalk, MouroeyfIia Hsllss.
rs9I ~ ae. fremont and Eimoro, apd aTrfVss a
AOlsao a 10 P NJ; Detroit sse p -: and fji,i-
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-19

7 AND OBFICE.-H. Il. LITTLE
II has constantly On hand large number of i'm
proved Farms tor sale for cash or on time. AlsO-a
variety Of City and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he will exchange for Farms, City or Personal
Proksrty. OEaS5 Ia htSStaf Building, Nos. and 8,
"a moor. mayI2