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Among the poor classes Of Georgians-
the non-slRYehoiders- fearful state Of
destitution is said to exist, and the denun-
citation Of the rebellion and the govern
ment Of the COnfederscy is loud and en-
phstic, especially where there is no mill.
tsry surveillance over them. But it is
very different with the cotton growers and
negro.breeders. Allststements agree that
they are ss violent as ever, and hate the
Yankees as strongly as they love their Pc
eulisr institution Intelligent men-re.
fugees from the interior of the State-es.
timste that fully two thirds of the tota
popnlstion, ifalloWed fair expression Of
OPINION to-day, would elect to return to
the old Union, and trust to the Govern
ment for its protection and sympathy.
Thousands Of Union men are serving
against their will in the Georgia militia,
who, were an opportunity offered, would
desert the sinking ship and swell the ranks
of the Union army. They only await the
occupation Of Georgia by the Union armies,
and an opportunity to escape, to rally
around the old Tag.
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WYNKooPs ICELAND PEoToRAL.

Diseases Of the Throat. Chest End Pulmonary OF
ans are sVer prevalent, insidious and dangerous.
Ihs properties cf medicine TO alleviate, cure ano
u9Toot these comp paints must be Expectorant, Ano.
dyne and lDv1goratiDS. lOosening tho mucus OF tht
ehroats and imparting tone to the entire system. Nc
discovery IN N sdical science mastered this os
Of diseases ike Dr Mynkoops Iceland Pectoral. II
q used with the most astonishing results In al cesei
Of Bronchitis, Influenza, WhoopIng Cough Dipthe-
ria or Pufrid Sore Throat, asthma, Group, Coughs
Oolds, Nervous Debility, 40.
The Rey. }. J. Potter oertihes, "that have useo
DR.. Wynkoop's PecOra for several years, myself and
IN my family, for severe Pulmonary Complaints, and
have recommended it to many others, and have nsY
er SeeR its equal" Rev. J. J. POTTER,
Brooklyn N. 7.
Hundreds and Thousands Of important testimonial
could be produced showing it's remarkable and
that it FAILS 1t is composed Of pure Iceland
Moss, Balm OF Gi sad, Peruvian Bslsam, ElecsmpApe
Oonirey BuFdock. and other invaluable eKpacborani
and tonic Ingredients It Is harmless, prompt and
lasting IuTalids and sufferers cannot afford neg
1sct trial livery family should have It. 1t Is
msrkable for Group. Full descriptions recommend.
otions and directions accompany each bottle.
- -Preparod b. Dr. r. D. WTHKOoP, and sold b
n T. RA RH rs \ Co, NaU York iytn- R2saOu
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FIRST Rate OPPORTUNITY FOB INVESTMENT.
50 vacant Lots, Canal and River and near to
~ ouslGe5s part Of ths City, can be bought at bar
EUCLID sT-Brick Houss, two stories, basement
ties, &c "a 500.
LAkE-ST-On Clinton Park one and a half story
House and Lot, 50x9p s2TO
KIhem tE-Sr-A large aud handsome House, fitted
up with all the modsra improvements; ORA wing
Boom, lSI24 feet, aud arRs lot
ST T-OLAlR-sT-New Brick House with modern I'm
provementg $500.
KIhSM -S-ST,-Nsar Eris-st., good large Cottage
House and y acre of land. q 800.
HICk SE-He&r the Gree West side, House and
Lot. STOO-
PROS rECr-S Two Story Brick House, vAtsr and
gas and IA rooms. $500
CEllA E-sr--Nesr Perry, two story Hou1e and Lot.
WA LNU r.sT-Good Brick House, two stories and
EuCLlD,5T-Near Ferry, Vacant Lot, IOOxzHO feet
WILSON ST-hear Clinton Bark, Vacant Lot 5Ox
First Class Business Property,
Lots with Stores, &C on Superior and Ontario-sts,
good for investment.
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SPECIAL EuTIgEs.
Eada1e P0rter's 0vaties Bdlsa1a has long

EadalsPoTtsr's C.Tatiss BOlsam has leng
tssiezths truth thst there are AFst principles In Med
irnsds there IL IN Science and this Medicine Is com
rounded on principles suited to the manifold nature
q Nan The cure OF Colds is in keeping open the
pcrsa, and creating a eails internal warmth, and
this issapaOd BY thsuse o. this Medicine. Its RENE
dial qualities are basod on It's power to assist the
healthy and visoroH circulation Of blood through
the lungs Il enlivsus the muscles, and assists the
akin 10 perform its duties q regulating the heat OF
the ayssen AID N gently throwing OF the waste sub
stance frol fhssnrce Of thu body. 1t IL not vio'
lent rsrassy. bat enolient, warming, searching and
sEeetiFe.
GT-aIadsne Portar's CurssiTe Baisam can be OBJ
sainsd df Bsaion Bros., and Strong Armstrong;
Whsissais Asents. Cleveland, Ohio. dsoso'R2 lw
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RAILROAD8,
A TLANTIO & GREAT WEsT'N
~ RAILWAY

Passenger and freight Trains viii Be run regularly
Between Cleveland and Kew York.
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WHY A REBEL BECAME A SOLDIER.
Josepp Y, OF the First Louisiana Regu-
lars, writes long letter to William Murry,
csreof Colonel souliNalki, Polish Brigade,
Richmond. hurry had been an associate
of @, who tells why he Joined the rebel
army.
" You know exactly the penrilesa situa-
ton was I'M and after trying every
other resort, and hearing that 1 could not
succeed in any other way, my only chance
was to join the army, which did. 1 assure
you l have had 9 hard time since I left Ne ~
Orleans only wish to God the war was
over. No more from your most affection /.
ate friend"
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Fare as Low as BY Any other Route.
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T HN G.. JENNINGS
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.

Policies Written In The
Charter Oak Fire ms. Co.
North American Fire Ins. Co. nSL1Lorui S
Merchants Fire Ins. Comply. O0n"'
City Fire ms. Co., New Haven, Conn.
nsaRGSa Ma5sssoit f''' l@'' Co. springfd, Mass.
Charter Oak Life ms. Co., Hartford, Ct.
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Passengers by this Line have choice Of Fire Diae-
rent ROutes between New York and Bosten.
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EEWND IMPOaTlNT PassENsER auuIE.
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CLEYE5IhI.AAINERIss 5II.AIE j !. O0LUMBUs 3



1854. WINTER ARRAEGEMEHT. lssys.
eepted): - -o--N ''9' ~ 1--A-as7 : "a
isI ITrain-7s4O A. .M.-UIHCIEEAT EXPRESS
Shelby, Urestline, dali0n, C5iIsad, Csrdinston''
Anaieyl Delaware, Lewis Center and Wcrt6ing-
~ ssLflVins " Urestitne st I0;40 N, O0lum-
20 l"IS , m Dayton 4;l2 p. N, Cincinnati 6.s5
2. a, 81 Louis lO.i5 8. m, IndanapoliS SIS D
n. cairo 5:09 ?. N. Fort Wayne 4:i5 p n, CHI
I'd Train--;s:IO P M.-AOU0MMODSTIOE
ssyps ssd z. al stations, and arrives in Columbus
-, ~ o.1O 2. m Cincinnati $50 O. N
Sd Train ziIO P. 1I.-NIGHT EXPRESs-stor-
Blns st Serea, GrArton, wellington, New Lon
ton and Delaware; arriving AZ Grsstifne Al i0 10
p m, Columbus l;05 a. m, Dayton 4:A5 a m,
Louis s:4s p. m , Cairo 5:OUa. M Ut Waynss %
o. m-' and chicago Vta Orsstline lO:4O Q. N.
TFsina leave Columbus at $50 and I0.2Oa a. H. 800 m
FFNe 81 OisFsiAna9 20 a. m, $50 and 500 p. N.
CONNECTIONS.
5hblby-sanduskY, Mansfield L Newark RaIIroad for
9;Ihias1ssid' a;Ii1 hs- YSrnen, Newark zEnes-
ofsstllns-Pittgbursh, Fort Wayns 3 Chicago Rail-
road, Forest, Upper sa1dusky, DeIphoG, q.
ms1 fort W2ynet LaportsI OhicaSo, 10.
ZSst, a1d EAstior hans1eld, Wooster, AAs-
Grafton and BeleiontiRs Railroad Line for Marion.
B9;ensionfsiTs, re-, sid2ey, Ugion. Muncls, In
vile, LCuisYille, Cairo, st. Louis, 90
DolaEefe-W1th Springfield branch for Springfield
OolumbuI-h Little niami : Columbus, and Xenia
Eairsad, for 1oEis, Dayton, IndianRroIiS.
Terre Haute, Sc. Louis, Morrow, LOTsland'
Gnd CINCINNATI, and with the Ohio &rliss
lssstppt Baflroadg -OinoinnGtffor Louf{vfIleS
AvapsFiles Cairo, st. Louis, and Al points
lumbus-Central Ohio BajIroad for Newark Zanes-
vile wheeling, &C; Columbus. PiGuR 4
Indiana Railroad for PiquA, Urbana, &c.
- Tor Tickets 20 Al points and Information an
RE At the Passenger Station, and at Union Ticket
Once IA7 SapsriOF-st --~'-1'
CloEslsnd. Nov Is, 1853. s5osrinfsodssnt.
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SaS-The only Direct Route to the Wonderful
Oil Regions OF PennsylVsnis,
Via Msadvglla or tlo--v
CLEVELAND & ERIE R.R.
II e
WINTER ARRANaTnEET-

l{ll.l2t-
1884. WINTER ARRANGEMEET, lsss4
On and after Monday, November 18th, lsss, Pas,eD-
ger Trains will run "a follows SUNDAYS exceptsN.
LEAVE CLEVELAND;
ei5O a. h.-DAY EXPRESS RAIN-skonrlrs. .t
Wtlloughby, PainesFille, Geneva, As6ts69ia.
O0nneanT and Iirard Only, and arrive at Erfe AZ
l:ls p. n, Dunkirk s:45 D. m, Bufialo IN \ r1
3sl5 p. m.-CIHOINHATI tx PRES9-Sto1nir- : -
PAinesvilie, Ashtsbula and Girard onIT and Ar
Eiye9 a. Erie 6S p. M Dunkirk s;lT ,. m, But
3s55 r. m---HAIL AND Accommodation
stopping 81 ell stations and arrives a. Rris AZ
9sIO p, m.-HIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-stnnninz
At gainesville, Aahtabula and Girard only. And
AZ i've e Erie ss u A q. IL, Dunkirk 3:Is a,
LEAVE ERIE
$50 A. H.-HIgHT EXPEESS TRAIN-Skoppfn0 ae
G4rSrd, Ashtabula and PainesVflIs oniT sDd ~.
rfVes at Cleveland Rt 200 A
$50 A n.--mAlL AND ACOOhH0DATIONT TRAIE
Topping 81 az stations and arrives At OleTS-
80 A. K.-TOLEDO EXPREsS- S-StouuinR Al al ,,.-
lions except SWanyilis, SaybrOok OniOnVfiie
Feltyl mentor and Wiokline, and arrives az
2:45P. H.-DAY EXPRESS TRATE-5toppinE Al Gi-
rsrdl Oonnssuf, Ashtabula, and Pai1asTfIlo
only, and arrives IN Cleveland at 6:25 P n
seoOAd Glass Can are run on all through
All the trains going westward connsst at 0eyslaud
Win trains tor Toiedos chicago, OolQmbua Oincfn-
Eati, indianapolis, st, Louis, &C.; and al through
trains o. the y. 7. x Railroad, and 81 BuRio win
thoss oi the New York Central and Buffslo s NsV5
Iork Olty kailroads for New YORK; Albany, BOston,
Niagara Falls, Sot and at Erie with trains On a.
Fhilsdeiphts and Erie Railroad - -
Day kxrrsssi East and West, connects ct gfrnFd
with Trains on Erie and Pittsburgh Rsflroad fpF
LinesViile, heedTills, J4meztoEn, 20.
Olsvsland, November 18th, Isss. L an s0'"
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The OLDEST REGULATOR FOB FEMALES

There Is but one GEHuISE AND SURE OUEs for Girls
or WOMEs who suner from irregularities. orObstTuc-
tiOns of the menses, whatever may bs the cause Ct
those obstructlons This cure has been recOgnizs1
for many years. The only Safe Reliance is In
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= NszsslIzszs Essas41S1zaE
1t. BUceg'E ELHEALLIELE LINIEERTisp prepaE :
iron the rso.Fs OF D.. stssken Sweet. o; CoaRsGti
tie ssst kgas SsttsE, and has bssn usod In his pr
ass fo1 the eet t1eafy years with the most estOnf
NJ ucoosH. EH ~ aIteGnal rensdF ft tB without
rival, sud VIII alleviate pain moro E5sedtly than CT
pkheF preparation For AL Rheumatic and HsTyCTl
Disorders it Is truly infalible and curatfvs CI
Sorss, NoundB 5prsiDs, bruises, &C., its sOothh
heanR and powerful ntTeng gtAenfng Propensiti3s,
Qito the lust Wonder and establishment Of El no rs
eTeE given u trial Over foUr hundred certiEoa,k
osreEzFksblB Olrss Performed By t within the lh
tEo yearb, ettEt to ths not. strong Arastror 81
ARattI sor ClaVaIaad danl0altanNdsE:Rsz
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John W. o. writes to David Barton,
of the 1lth Georgia regiment, that "sbout
all the news he has is war news, and one
half ii is fals."
Alluding to the cOnscription he says:
81 do net know whetherI will halter 70,
but if ! DO will aim to come to your com
pany, tho l an in hops I will get off at the
camps Of destiney."
The address on the letter is "to privit
Davy barton"
"RAsHIEs" OF BACON AND HFLoWER.D
7. B. W., soldier, sends letter from
linear Frederioksburgh" to W. B. Watts,
another soldier. He says:
awe have fne time now, but expect
you would call it very hard times. We
get one quarter Of pound of bacon q day
and flower according; that is a very email
FsshiOn; but as long as we can keep out of
fighting we are ali right, but you must not
think we are dishesrtened for we are not
We are ready any time"
he then complains that he cannot Hget
off " from the army for any reason what
ever.
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FABMs AND OFT PRoPERry

good for Investment
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Betty D., Of Hiawssss, Georgia, writes
to J. A. Davenport, Of Captain Killers
Company, in this wise:
q ised j had Lonesome time now, but
think enjoy myself as well as any wo-
man thatisleft; there is none that sees q
happy tine now but I think If peace was
mad we should be the happiest people that
ever lived"
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THE ALL BUFFIOIENT THREE

HAE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-IkIEeEMARl !, 2 and J, sre protected b. Boy
al Letters Patent OF England, and secured by 70.
Seals Of the Ecole de Pharmsols ds Faris and ths
Imperial College OF Medicine, Vienna.
10. One Is invaluable fcr Exhaustion. SpsrmatoF
rhosa and all physical disabilities.
NO. Two completely BrEdicatss all tracsg Of thoEs
diseases that havs heretofore been treated By the
seous and pernictous use OF cOpsVia and oubebs
hos Threo has entirely suPplantsd theiniarious uae
OF mercury thereby tnsurfng 70 the sufferer gDssdV
relief, dlspersing all impurities, and roofing out ne
TBlEsEai NOS snc 3, are preparations IN ths
De carried IN the Waistooat pO ket. Sold in tin cases
ana divided into separate doses, administered By
Iepaui Lallaand E.ouxi Ricold, &c, Prizes sS esch;
OF cases ior -, which s3; and IN eI7 oase.
whereby there is saving OF So To b. had whoIs..
HsW York. SA'i
Ammedis-oly on receiving remittance Dr.. Barrov
Viii onward the Trissemar to any part or tbe oriS
securely PACKED and addressed according 10 khe ia
strnct,Ons OF the WEitsr - ~ -
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Mrs. G., Of CoVington, Louisiana,
addresses her son in the lst Louisiana reg
iment acknowledging the receipt Of two
dollars. She adds:
"Times is very hard here; 1t is almost
impossible to get provisions, but we make
out to live, and that is All. Nearly Every
negro on this side the lake has run away
and gone to the Yankees. Every one of
Mr.. ElOttis's has gone, and all.of 7. Dun
cans except one negro woman. can't
mention the rest Of the names. There has
fifteen left one man in one night, and eve
ry night more or less 90 of"
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CLEVELAND 4 TOLEDO 3, R.
WINTER ARRAFaEMENT-

1854. WINTER ABRAEGEMENT. tsss-a
On and after Monday, November ls.h. isss. P.....-
ger frainb Win lsGVs Cleveland a. follows lSunds11
excspted): 0S----'a
100 A. ms-CHIOAaO EXPREsS-Stops At BsFss
6reIgyns OberiiR, horwalk, MonrOsyills. BeIle-
Eues yyQey Bremourand Elmore, and arrives AZ
Toledo 81 1880 P. Nj Detroit S. 30 P n; and Chis
cagO at lt3U P n -
400 z. m.-MESTERN MAIL-Stops AZ an Sta
tlGrs n Southern Divlsion, and arrives 81 70.
le1o as go P. n; Chicago $40 A n
4I3O p. m.-HORTHEbr q aiI,-stoss .t Ell ~,
LioIs on Northern DiviHiou, and arTfyes a ssr,-
dusky at 10 p n -
7;.sO z. m.-NIGHT EXPRESS -stops at Grafton.
hoEHalk, 4onroeyilie, Clyde, snd fremont and
arriTss az Toledo o u: P. H.; Detroit 500 a. -:
and Chicago a. 1870 A. n -
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CONNECTIONS.

OcnnectiOng are mads at MonrosVfIIs With fba s,n.
ausEy, Aansneld Newark R.R., At OlT5e Tith t6e
SAndTskys Dayton Cincinnati B. B., at Fremont
with fremont q Indiana 3. B., and az Toislo Wien
the michigan Southern 4 Northern Indiana Snd ~
1900 W Ha5sAh Railroads for chicago, Dekroit Jaof-
soni aort Ne7nes Logansport, Lafayette, Csiro All
ton, 80. Lo1iI and ali points West EoStbSTeSf' md
Southwest. ~ ~ -AN
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo and the
S1Sn4a1EAy 81 20 A =. L. ID. RUUKER, Eupif
Oieveland, November IS, 1853
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HOUSES AND L0Ts FOB SALE.
House and Lot corner Euclid and Hudson-Sts Lot
I5lx2Ol, A very desirable location. Terms easy.
E0n-Sts. Let Oteet 'front.' running TO ths Lake
Can be had at q bargain.
house has all rhs modern improvements OF lot
ard cod water and Gas throughout, furnace,
Briok Dwellings, Nos. io4 and los Euolid Street
Lots running through to Huron street. Fery
House and Lot, Corner Parkmaa Gnd Brovnsr-sts
occupied also as shoe shop Lot 25HlOO feet.
Building, Machinery, 80, for the manufacture OF
boxes, wash-boards, &C. corner Of Wesr River
and Main-sts. a good paving business.
TO feet on Euclid-St Terms easy.
House aud Lot, 80. 100 Ohio-St, 1890.
Brick House and Lot, No iE5 Iske->t., near to the
Two Brick HOUSES aud Lots on Euclid-st near Per-
Cottage, No I24 Lake-st. lot 2exlOO feet.
House and Lot, No. IT Scovilte- AVenue.
SIS feet on summit ST. extending to the Lake, cor
her Seneca-St,
Five acres on Wilson Avenue with considerable i'm
House and Lot No. AZ Kinsmsu-ss. A large and
dssiral le lot and good house.
Lot on Michigan street. s4xl5o feet 900 down snd
the balance in one, two and three years.
Clinton Park. Lot 6sxis3 feet. Price B2,5oo
Frame House on st. Olar street. Bot 44xlSO feet.
desirable house and lot in Hudson to exchange for
city property.
BARNs FOB SALE,
20 acres IN BreoksvilIe; IS acres improved balance
choice timber land B25 per acres Terms easy
l6O acres in Parma, good House eld Barn; 80 acres
good timber, we'll watered and good building
stone
52E in Orange good frame House. Is acres i'm
proved balance timber.
SO acres wood land W DroWnhelm, Lorain county, 2
miles north Of VerniIliol River
Saw Mill in Bedford, with half an acre Of land on
Tinker's Greek,
Y scres on s. Clair St. Small frame house.
% acres on Hinsmsn-St., opposite the Cemetery.
u scies Is wood land balance improved) on Euclid
Rosd, good springs Of water, fruit, and q good
situation for grapes.
Choice and well selected lands IN Iowa, Wisconsin
and Michigan, for sale or exchange.
20 acres 10 Eewburg, about miles from Cleveland.
Coca house aud barn and fine orchard. IS OO0.
$50 acres 90 miles from Toledo and eight miles from
WaUBeUn Station on Air Line Railroad $50 prai-
rie and balAncs timber land. New House, Barn,
and good fruit go per acre terms easy. d'cl5
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MORNING LEADER.
THURSDAY mORNiNG. JAN. ,, 1sg4.


FOR Special and Telegraph News--ses
Ririst Page.f For Local and Commercial
News--ses ROurth Page.
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A MAN OF 4 THOUsANDI
a ooNsuNPrIVH onRHn.

Dr. H. JAMES, Retired Physician Of great
emtnence, discovered, while in the East Indies a
certain cure for Consumption, Asthma, Brenchitis,
coughs, Oolds and General Debility, The remedy
was discovered by him when his only child dAugh-
ter, was given up to die His child cured and is
now alive and we'll DesirOuB of beEeftting his tel-
low mortals haWfll send to those who wish It the
rocpe contssR full directions for making and sue
oessiuly using this remedy, free, receipt of their
MONIES, with two stamps TO pay expenses, There is
not single case of Consumption that il does not at
once take hold Of and dissipate Night sweats pee
yishnessi irritation OF the nerves, failure OF
dhoult sxpsctoratio1, sharp pains in the ungs sore
throat, chilly sensations nEuBeA at the stomach iu
actor OF the bowels, wasting away OF the muscles
~ The writer will please state the name Of the pa-
per they see this advertimsnt in. Address,
ORADDOOK CO.,
Iyl9-t52 22s North 7d-st PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
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- ChIaf AtIributaa of Manhood ar.

Tho Chief Attributes Of Manhood an
iroqusntly lost OF Sus50nded By zAl-rraOtioes and
elsui habit that win insEitGbly lead 20 hsredtsrl
disease unless checked In tine BEAD the truths las
down IN the treatise aaUkAH FRAELTY, or Pm
s5zSdIUzH REsEkEnuER." IL is slabOratsly iluStrs
I'd vita colorsd sngraVings and VIII p0uTinoe th'
NEST hardsnsd and unooBoerned, ss well As relieW
- nindsof Eho most despondinE, BY leading thsn
a TIE right ohsnnsl for rslef Of bodily and mentl
ngcnY ana despair.
WEold By Dr. BARROW, Isl Bleecker-5t., b. ,,
PFina Is cEnts Sent freo everywhere See adTeFtGi
mepf Of q TTiesemsr" in spother column.
sod also b. 6. ". OlERK, Druggist, OisVsia1fl
OhIa.
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, U1
nary nd sexual Syutsm-neW and reliable treatment
In Reports Of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Sent b.
nall IN sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad
dress Or. J. 6EnLTS HOUaHToS, Howard Assoois-
sion, No. South Elnth-St, Philadelphia. Pa.
dec2-l40
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Dr. Of &c Nervous, seminal, UEl
HEIMsEEART's
NIMITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
It is Not g Dye.

Butrestores gray hair 20 its original color, by sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural sustenanot
srp oompoSed Of lunar cauEtc destroying the vitality
and beauty Of the hair, and aord Of themselves ns
restores hair to its natural color By eesT process
but gives the hair
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Dr. g h An AM,
Glb~ of Ess RoyaI 0sIEeqs e1 .Fzssieis=sI
L0sdOA, Eagiasdi GFadssts Of
Eiocrd's HOfpisas for
mT7HF Tn nT1HA ACR

n IL a ~ - ~ . ~ a o n
saNd constant attsndsnt Of Paris, London, Row
ga,rs sud Montreal Hospitals Coz tho last ton YsAH
haI cpeneS his cmos st the
John<on House, Cleveland,
whsrs be viii be h$ppy 10 noet all iRose Who srS a.
lRicts1 with Euhscute N1d chronic diseases.
Ha treatmsns Is entirely different from the Oh
Ssan. and Il mlid efosoiogs s0d elective. His med
Seines ere EmEiY vegetable extFSess nd oils, thsT
AavO never been uEsd but BY tive Othe physicians ,
ARarioa besides himself. &c has EDen the creates
at Of his IFS and thousands OF dollars IN obtainiD
. isw secrets IN bis prOfsssion. He texts the Urls
Cor al Sormn Of dissAss. Eo charge sor giving
honest and trus statement Of their case.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-07

I AND OFFICE.-H. H. LITTLE
i has constantly on hand large number Of i'm
proved Farms for sale for cash or on time. Also-a
EarlefY Of City and VilaSA Prnparty: and choice
FARMING bnrds IN Iowa, Wisconsin and HfssourI
Nnich ne viii exchange for Farne Oitv or Personsi
q R5dF9PSTy' Py' OAoe In Atwater Building, kos and S.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-07

AAhAD IND UUI FBUPERIH.
Eifteen Acres on CeGar-St,, with coed House and
CetSr Still acres, with scres Of grapes
East ClaveAnd-Near Euclid-St and Wilson Ave
nue. large and couYeuient Brick House. with
Fruit, &c. For s5,i 90.
"a ~ Also, large number OF Farms, Out-T OTIS,
DWelIinRa, 20 too numrTOus 70 aiverlise. decl6
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-07

TO loUEe hKE.--he can prove % ron In . few MS
0tee that he Il the only Physician you tTeatAs
with that ceres this disease For every patient VII
win follow his directions, be VIII give One HundTs
Doars II he fails in curing this disease. No ohaTat
made for consultation. Those at distance who Wiss
60 consult the Doctor may do 60 BY sending q small
Vial OF urine bg mall with name and age, and II
VIII answer and describe tbeir os, and the possbIj
ity Of getting neliof, By sOcloains return posta6i
stamp uaar3.g9T
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-07
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,

FTomotes its growth, prevents its falling Oh, eradi
categ daRdrud, and fmparts health and pleasantnef
% the head Il has stood the test Of time being the
original Hair Coorings and s constantly increasing
IN favor, Used by both gentleman and ladies.
1t Is sold by az respectable deal ers, or can Be
procured By them Of the Commercial Agents, D.
BARHEs 90 202 Broadway, New York. Two al
-. 30 cents and sl,OOs iulylO-RHsoE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-07
ZEAL ESTATE.
ORAYTON & sTOOKWGLL,
REAL EgTATR AGENEa.
HOUSES AND L0Ts FOB SALE.

ones 10. Atwatsr Building, Entrances tsross
tSS TnTarano5 0aios OH ,. BraYton-