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How an EnsIishman feels About NegI
Tr0ona

How an Enslishman feels About Negro
Troops
The New York correspondent Of the
London News evidently don't like the
Irish. Speaking Of the recent parade Of
the 22d colored regiment through Broad
way, he says:
never saw tenth part Of the number
Of colored people collected together, and
doubt if 20 many have ever been seen in
one place at one time in the North before.
The excitement among them seemed to be
intense; but l an bound to say that 30
orderly, we'll dressed, and clean crowd
1 have never seen anywhere, though I
have seen many crowds in various coun-
tries. The women, in particular, we're
very well and neatly dressed, and had g
most respectable look in the best sense Of
the word. The crowd was 30 dense that
at some points it was only by great exer-
tion that it was possible to make ones
way through, and l was frequently
hemmed in for some minutes, but 1 am
satisfied have never seen any collection
Of member Of the superior race in New
York close contact with which wnnld mt
have been ten times more offensive than
with this congregation Of niggers." A
New York Irish crowd Of the same size in
the same place, would have been unsp-
proacnEbte ~ anghndy with the use of his
nose left him, and retaining an ordinary
regard for the safety Of his skull and ribs.
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SALT RHEUM, sCALD HEAD,

and other cutaneous diseases, and restore the Hair
to those who have become bald. To make good the
assertion, will forfeit
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BraInworIk and Longevity.

The philosophers ought to have length
Of days for their portion, seeing how their
pursuits ought to alleviate them above the
disturbances Of life. And such is, in fact,
the operation Of their mode Of life, by
which their faculties are furnished with
constant employment on subjects which
would seem to lie outside the range Of nm
easy passions, while creating or exciting
tha nOblest moral emotion. And an unu-
sual amount Of healthy longevity, is, in
fact, found among philosophers-wh whether
mathemstici8ns, naturalists, or speoula-
tive students. Such things have been
heard Of as strifes in those serene fields Of
thought; such sights have been seen ss
faces furrowed with fretfulness, or work
ing with passion; butthe old age Of many
philosophers is, at this moment an honor
to their vocation. Peter Barlow was,
when he lately died at 81 the same Peter
Barlow that he had been to two generations
Of friends and disciples. Sir David Brew
ster is still active end occupied ct the
same age. The late Mr.. Tooke did not
puzzle his brain about tho currency too
much but he managed to be still up to
the subject at Sc. Sir Roderick Murchi-
son is past 20, and 50 is Sir ]. Herschel.-
Literature ought to have the same opera
ton as science; but it seems to have more
room for agitations and snxieties, except
in the case Of authors who. live in and
with their work, exempt self regard
Jacob Grimm was very perfect example
/ of the philosophic serenity which liter
ary career can yield; and he lived to 7s
There is something remarkable in the lon
gevity Of literary women in modern times
even If we look not beyond our own coun
try. Mrs. Piozzi and Mrs. Delaney per
hsps scarcely enter within the conditions
and the still lsmented Jane Austen wa
under an early doom from consumption;
but Miss EdgeWorth was above so WheI
she died; Joanna and Agnes Baillie Wer
older still; and Mrs. Trollope died th
other day at "a. The artists who hsv
departed lately have been old Blot wa
81, and Vernet "a. Our Mulready was n
and COckerell, the architect, was 49,
Once a Week
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I must relate q little incident which
happened to your humble servant on his
return from the wars.
IEas walking along the street; lookin'
50 gallant and gay in my brass kote an
bloc bottoms, and other military harness,
when an excited femsle rushed out ov 3
house, and throWed her plnmp handles
sroun' my neck-Which part didn't mind
much, as they were round ones-snd ex-
claimed: .f
ado behold thee once again
" You do-an' think you are holding
me sther too fastly," sez 1, trying TO re-
lease myself from the excentriok females
arms.
40, hev you cum back, hev ye= cum
bsck?" she wildly cried, ha1gin' to my
neck still tighter.
" Certainly I've cum bach" sez l, "or
else I would't be here. But don't think
I know you muchly."
"Not know me-your own Clsretta Ro-
setta Belletta-she who has not sot her
eyes on you for more'n two years7"
Yes" she continued, plScin' her hands
onto my sholders, an lookin' up into my
face like dyin' hoss-hy-"yes I see my
own Alfred's eyes, his nose, his ears, his
n
MADAM" sez ], "exeoose me, but al
low me TO correct you. Ell air not mis-
taken, these eyeses, an cares an noses
belong TO myself indorViduslly, an your
Alfred never owned en- scarcely"
Away with this farce, see she. "You
cannot deceive your Clarretta cum into
the house and see your little son Lincoln
Burnside Mcclellan Beszor."
1t was well evident that the female was
mistaken, that it was not me, but another
man, she wanted.
allow old was he2 sez /.
(which sez she.
"Fhem little son, Lincoln Burnside No
Clellsn an SO 4th."
Hes just six months-ths little dar-
lingI"
Well, madam" sez /, 81 ef little Lin
coin Mcclellan Burnside an 30 4th, is on
ly six months old, an you havn't sot eyes
on your Alfred for more n two years,
think there is q mistsIe somewhsr, an
that Pm not your Alfred, but an other
man altogether"
The woman shot into the house like for
ty, an that was the last Of her, but pity
her poor Alfred.
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Il O HN G. JENNING
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATHR BUILDIHe,

Business Property. A good Building and Lot on
Pqolc square, now rented 70 ray 10 8 cent. price
Also, Buildings and Lots oa Superior and Ontario
First Glass Residence on EucId street west Of Erie
with marble mantles, bath rooms, hot and cold wa
ter, &c s5,5 and $1,000
Lake Street. Good two story Brick Houae with
barn, irnit, &c. 5000
Kinsman Street, near Forest. Gothic Cottage and
three acres lano with barn, fruit, shrubbery, &c.
boliE AT Street. Good brick House and Lot. e5O00.
Wilson Street, near Clinton Park. Good House
Hamilton Street. Good two story House and Lot.
X, Kinsman Street, near Perry. Coed House and Lot.
hold. $500
House, Store and Leashold on Bono Street. $500.
Bridge street. House and Lot. e4O.
Rearl street Cottage House and Lot. $3.50
Euclid street, near Perry; aIto near Hudson st
some very desirable BuildiRg Lots
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POST.0FFICE TTME.TAgLE.
1854. ElnteFArrangsnsnt 1884,
FUR TIE
AFriyai and CIOstRg Of &aiIA
AT HzUu
CLEVELAND POST OFBIOE
1lr,.....ss.,nIr,.r = r5nrannhar I6fh- Issl

Commencing November 18th, ,lSSs.
swmAiIs VIII be opened and ready fer delivery one
hour after arrival Of trains.
sBAl Mails Close one hour before departure Of
.'''- --'-'' ARBIYAL OF. MAILS AT DEFOT-
Eastern Through arrives at 7OO A NJ, and l;40 and
nssteTn way arrives at IO.l5 AN.
DO Way arrives at $40 d.
sAndusky az arrives st s;2o A; n
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 A. n, zb0 r ~.
Western Throas arrives az s:s5 H., and s:56 p
do Way arrives 81 2.45 2. NJ.
Medine Way arrives at 400 r III.
ROcfPert, &c. arrives Tussdays, Thursdays and Sat-
BrsofsTlIs, Bsth. 80, arrives nOndsyu and FridAsI
sharon 1entsr Granger, North Boyalton 30. arrives
Mondays and Fridays at P. NJ.
WarTsnsyille arrives daily at IO;l5 A. N.
EsEt Oievelsnd and Euclid arrives daily Rt A, y.
CLOSING or NAILS.
GAsfnRE THRoUeH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, heR
York. Hartford, and WiIloughby Painesville, Gene
EAsTEEH THRoUeE, for New York only, closes n
EGsrIsE THsoUaH, for Erie, BunaIo, Albany, Bog
ton, New York and Hartford, closes At $40 z. "A.
EAsTEEHWAY, foT all points between Cleveland and
WssrGSs G. TzsoUoH, for Toledo, Detroit. OhIeaso
and Milwaukee, olosss 1T 10 P. M Ueaves 10
WnsTEHE fHRoUeH, for Toledo, Detroit, chicago,
Dubuque st. Joseph and Cairo closes at $40 2. NJ
WKsTEaE WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes at P. n.
HAEDUsKX WAY, for Ssndusky and all intemediats
points, CLOSES at3 30 P. n.
CIEoIEEATI WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati closes at 10 p. NJ, (lesYes 81 7bO
next morninF.)
ARK and Cincinnah closes At 10 P NJ, eAEea - 7;5O
next mOrning.i
CIEOIEsATI THRoUGH for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, St. Louis, Indianap polls, Zanesvtls and
Wheeling, closes at 6:l0 p. N.
PIfTeBgRsH THRoUsHi for Pittsburgh and WaHh-
ington, oloses st l2:40 P, N.
PITTsBURsH WAY, Tor all points between Oleyelnnds
Wellsville, and Pittsburg, Harrisburg PhiadelphiA
Baltimore and Warrington, closes at t7:s0 a. N.
MAHOEIEG WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Youngstown, closes 1t 10 P. NJ, (eaYes ct 500
next mOTninR)
MIDIEA WAY, closes ats A..
RoOKPoRTi &e.. closes ont eBdAyBs ThurTdaJu and
Saturdays, at u NJ.
BRE0EsvILIE, BArH, So, closes Tuesdays sndsat-
uTdays, att a. Nj
.SHAROE OEETEBs Granger, North RoyAltcn &o.,
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays At A. NJ.
MARRKEsgILLE, closea daily, 1913 A. M.
and Euclid, closes daily, At P. n
BB-hEn and Dro1 LstteEu are required By Law 70
b prepaid.
s[All City Circulars are required 30 be prs-pais
with two-oent stamp
81 Once open from 7:10 a. NJ. to T:S0 P. n. On
Sunday from A. d. to 1890 A. II.
3. OOWLEs. P. N.
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d ~
HOUSES AND LOIS FOR sALM
House and Lot on sibley street. rscsntly owned and
occupied by Z. n. Nhite-A very desirable resi-
deuce.
Brick House and Lot on Prospect street. very de-
sirable situation. Price 5000.
House aud = acres Land in East Cleveland.
Old Baptist Church Property corner Of Seneca and
Onamplsln Streets.
Brick House aud Lot No. 81 Bolivar Street.
House and Lot No. lis Dare ktreet.
House and Lot on Euclid Street. Lot ssx200. Price
Lot corner Of St. Clair and Waring Streets.
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-Sts. Lot
l5l1a0. A very desirable location. Terms easy
gon-Sts Lot 50 feet front, running TO the Lake
Can be had at a bargain.
-Four Brick Houses, Nos. 30, 50, 81 Aad IS Euclid St
Lots z3xlso; very desirable location. win be sold
House and Lot No. l75 Garden st. Lot 25xl25 s7O0
Frame House University Heights Lot 6sx3O
Avery desirable residence. Price $1,000. Terms
Lot on University Heights; 6sxIss feet on Newton.
St., south Of and near Cleveland Inststute
Frame House No. AZ Weod-St. Lot 4sxlOO; gas and
Frame Cottage on Superior-St. Lot 52z200. A very
desirable location.
Brick Dwellings, Nos. IOl and IO5 EuolId Street
Lots F51aning 1 through to Huron street. Very
House and Lot, corner Parkman and BrowneII-s -sts.;
occupied also as = shoe shop. Lot 25II0O feet.
Building, Machinery, &C., for the manufacture Of
boxes wash boards, 30, corner Of Wesr River
-, snf Ma Main-Sts- m A good paving business.
House and Lot, No. 100 Ohfo-St- 81 500
Two Stick Bousss and Lots on Eucid- ST, near Per-
Cottage, No l2l Lake-ss. Lot 2sxI0O feet.
House and Lot, No. ~ SoOville- Avenue.
as feet on summit-st, extending to the Lake. cor
Five acres on Wilson-Avsnue, with considerable I'm
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NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 4
~ OIHOIHHATI RAILkOAD.



ls6I-4. W1ETER ARRANGEMENT. lsst-G.
On sad sftsr Monday, November Isth, F.u..Dq.r
Trains win leave Cleveland - follows, (Sundayse
Ist tTraIn-7s4OA A. A.HI--OINOIEHATI ExPREss
stopping at Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Shelby, Orestline, Gallon, eilead, OardlIgton,
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and Worthing-
ton arriving ct Crestlins at l0sl0 q. n, Oolum-
buB ls20 p m, Dayton 4;42 D. n, Oincnnati6:15
Pm, st, Louis l0s45 3. m, Indianapolis s:45 ,.
NJ Cairo 900 P IA, Fort Wayne 4:ls ,. m-s CHI
Sd TrSin4I:iO I5''I p lI.,2ROUoAIaO
stops at all stations, and arrives In Ooiumbus
st $50 ?. m, Cincinnati $50 a. n
Sd Erain-ziIO p. M.-hIGHT TEXPREsS-stop-
don, Shelby, 6Festiihe, Gaiion, 6fissd. CSrdisT-
ION and Delaware; arriving at Orestlfns at 1910
~, StS 9, Sus lOo ~ 4; "a: ~ io2 ~ = e,'
Louis "a p mi Oalro o:0O q. m.i ct. Hayne4sQ
N, and Ohieeso vie Orsstline 1880 :. n.
Trains Leave Oolnmb9 at $50 and l20 q. n, 800 pm
arrive ct tOisVslsod9sa0a q. N. 25O and 800 ,. n.
UOzNEOTTORs.
5hsIby-sandusky, Mansnsld Newark Railroad, for
hl!1a,n5nelds !1,l At- Vernon HsEarks kAaes-
Orssslins- -Pi2tsb1rEh, Fort Wsvne 4 Obioaro Ran.
rad, Forest, Upper eanduaky, DelphOs, "a.
ma. Fort Wayne, Laportsi Ohicago, -.
80, and kastfor hanznsldi WooGtsrs Aa1-
Grafton md BeieiontIns Bailrosd Line, for Marion
Belleiontaines Sidney, Uuions muncies In
dlAnapoli1, Ierre uGute, Yinoenne8, EFan1-
vile, ,,, ,Legisyis 99iro. g. Louis. e;
LeAeN srt-ellu PllltuelQ ofancn lor 5pfl1I Ilel4-
Ooinmbug-Little Miami & Columbus, and Xsnia
Railroad for Xsnia, Dayton, lndiahapoliE
Tsrre Hsuts, St. Louis, Morrow, LoVsland
eed Olneinnahi snd with the Ohio B Ms.
EiHEipri E1it-oadg NGinciuu q q for LouifFflle1
Evansville, Cairo, St. Louia, And al Points
on the Ohio river.
Jol1mDus-OeutralD Ohio ksilroad for Newark, Zanss-
Vile, Wheeling, So; Columbus, Piqua
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, So.
~ For Tickets 20 all points and information an.
sig at toe Passenger Station and ht Union Ticket
Dl5oes llT S1DertOr-ss
=. 8. FLMT,
Cleveland. HSy. Is, Isss. su5sriRtnisnt.
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Water that flows from spring does not
freeze in the ooldest weather. And those
sentiments Of true friendship which hoW
from the heart cannot be frozen by adVer-
sity.
Didn't you cay, sir, that this horse
wouldn't shy before the FIRE Of an enemy1"
" No more he Wouldn't-it isn't till after
the FIRE that he shiel."
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p Acres 10 Bedford. Good House and Barn, Water
and Fruit. Price $500
100 Acres in Newburgh. House and Barn, two Ditch
ards and 10 acres Wood Land
52H acres in Orange, good frame House IS Aores i'm
proved balance timber
Y acres on St. Olsir-St. Small frame house.
u acres on ktnsman-St-, opposite the Cemstsry
10 Acres st. Clair Road two niles from The Public
Square, =
IS Acres on the Eewburgn Road. House and Barn,
Fruit, Water, &c.
59 Acres In East Cleveland under high state Of cuI-
uvation, good house and barn u miles from
CitV limits Terms eaaV roarIT
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71IEVFLAND s RRIR R.B.

4
Sc
Isos-4. WIETER ARRAHeEELEHT. = 1854.
On and aftsr Monday, November 18Th, IssS, Passsn-
ger Trains viii run a. follows, Sundays exoepted);
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
$50 A. m.-DAY EXPIRES TRAIN-Stoppinga
MtiloughbTI Painesyille, Geneva Ashtabulai
gq9neaqt AHG Hiatt sP X ssaA e. -
Painesville, Ashtabuls and Glrard only, and az
riyes at Erie SIS p. m, Dunkirk s;l7 ,. m.s Buf-
ass y. M.EMAIL ARB AOOOMmODATIOH-
5sopPlna ss all stations and arrives at Erie at
$40 p, m.-HIGHT Express TRAIN-stoUpsur
st PaineEFllles A1htabuiA and Glrard Ouly, and
errtyss = Esie At l2.42 q. m.b Dunkirk Efs Z,
m BuiAlo 40 q. m.
LEAVE ERIE
t;l0 A. M.-HlGHT Express TRAIH-5topping Al
Girard, AahtAbula and PAinesTills only, and ar
ElFeg at Cleveland ct 100 A. n.
SO A-E.--MA1h AND ACCOMMODATION ERAIH
stopping af al st8tiOns md nrfiyss at ClsVa.
$50 A. E.-TOLEDO EXPEESs-stopping At ell sta
tons except sWanFills, Saybrook, OnionFille,
Perry, Mentor and Wicklihe, and arrives at
OleVaiand At Lao P Il
.G..D1Y ExPREss TRAIE-sto1pIns 8. CT.
rArd. Oonnssut, Ashtabula, and Painasyills
only, snd arrives in Cleveland st 6:25R. n.
~ Second OlaH Cars ere run on al through
With trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Cinein
Bati, indianapolis, st. Louis, Ao.; snd al through
trains going Eastward, conaact st Dunkirk with the
thuss Of the New York Central and Buffalo 8 New
York City RaiirOad5for New York, Albany, Boston,
Niagara Falls, 80, and at Erie with tEnIns TIA
Day Ezpregg, Eest and Meati connects ct Girlrc
with Trains on Erie and Pittsburgh REslrcad foI
Lins1vills, Assdyills, JAnsstSEn, g. !, ..
OIsveiand. November -isth, 1855.
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DAVIS. PEIXOTT0 4 CO.,
apr4 Cor. Water and Superior-Bts.
THE POET ON A TRAIN;
Il Oh,
The Romance of the Railroad.
By the author OF the 'sFair Iuezn THE Prince OF
wales" "rhe Ghost Hunters" SO.
(CoErIEUED.)

OHAPTER IX-THE SMASH Up.
When woke up in the morning
The Train was standing still -
On one side saw river
On the other steep hill.
NOW wonder, what in thunder, -
said l. can the matter be7''
As opened wide the window 4
And looked Out that l miRht see -
Then heard the olank Of hammers,
"sbTI s6T men aIi9 rushing ..RgsIS, e and fro;
And to See it did 60,
But did not have to 20 far
E'rs sight did behold;
sight ne'er had seen before
And made my blood run cold,
Blight before me on the railroad,
And MT tgeaty rods ahasd
Was freight trsin smashed TO pieces,
Ard au oid COW lying dead.
Tell me, please, SIC, y hate the matter ?"
said 70 man quite near, -
IN after y sasd he, "there ia plenty,
We muststop six hours here"
There were hoesheads Of tobacco.
And dead hogs lying on the ground.
Sugar, Flour, Coal and Bacon
In profusion scattered 'roIssd.
Men were busy moving RUBBISH,
Soma were busy laying track,
And as was only in their way
To the cars soon went back.
Oh the grumbling and the RrovlIns
That in the cars met,
1t was laughable to hearit,
And l never shall forget
Some we're fretting for their breakfast,
Others that they we're not home,
W9lie some sW3re that, on that RailroAd
And We y iah 10 inform our numerous friends ami
the public that we still Oer the largest and best
sOrtmentOf -.'---,I---- ~
READY MADE CLOTHING
In the City Of Cleveland. Our stock OF Cloths Uas-
smeres, Nesttngs and Military Goods Of all descrip
tions, is very Large. Gall at
Isaac A. Issse's Union Hail,
Sole Agency tor thesale Of Oesbrated Sewing
EAehines, storr's AutomSton PressmAn, and
str0ng's Patent Army Bed-TrunE
~ Corner Superior and Uufon- Sta.
- Look out foE the GIAETfl fehpa
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CLOTHES WRINeER.
OLOTHES WRING-

ERS Dealers purchasing Wringsrs to sell in
Cuyahopa county, are cautioned against purchasing
Of any ons but the undersigned, as own the eoun-
ty by rfqhtof purchase and also caution citizens
Who buT for family use from purchasing Of any one
but myself or agents, GEO: ID. bEOks
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A MAN OF A THOUsANDI
a OONsUNPTTYI ouEEp.

DR.. b. JAMES, Retired Physician Of great
emlnenoe, di9covoreds while in the East Indies a
certain cure Tor Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Ooughs, Colds and General Debility. The remedy
was discovered By him when his only child, dsuFh-
ter, was given up % die. His child was cured and q
nov slye and well Desireus OF bsnehtting his fsl-
recipe containing full directionsfor mskipg and me
oes1inly n5lng this remedy, free, receipt Of their
noHess Nltn Two stamps 70 pay expenses, There q
once take mold Of and dssipate. Night sWeats pee.
ysnne Irritation OF the nerves, failure OF memory
throat chilly sensations, nausea at the stOmsch In
scLloE oI the bowels, wasting away OF the muscles
- Inc writer viii please state the name OF the "a
per they see this ad7ertiment in. Address,
ORADDOOK b CO.,
lyll-452 2z5 North 2d-st., Philadelphfa. q.
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Dr. Hunter is only agentn the United states ior
Br. VichOis' Female Monthly Pills,

the only genuine Female Pills In the United States
HOTTCE TO LADIEs.-No article Of medicine lntenoeo
for the exclusive use Of Females, that mas ever Aas
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a these celebrated Pills No disease 10 80 little IN
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dissssea These Pills are the result OF mucn btuuy
and careful experience in all varieties OF female COM
Dlaints and in al cases Of Irregularities
ieucorrhoea or whites, Inflammation Of the baoaeL,
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use is above all praise. Among the many thoussnos
hat have used them in all parts Of the Union, none
Oeak III Of them for all like them They contain no
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can do no harm, and when used according 70 oirec-
lions, they always do good
N b. Married ladies' who have reason to believe
them selves in the family way, should not use them
ss by their action on the womb, mi5carriage would
be the consequence. ,,,,,r,,
Prfce-el per box. Persons sending for Pills VIII
! enclose one dollar aad two postage stampa. 49,,
Several persons knowing the eincacy OF these fl!l
have advertised as being agents for Dr. ficnos fls
i and selling worthless pill. 80, ,,,,
N ii THE genuine Vichols' Female italian P1ll
cannot be found ct any other place IN tnS Onls99
State except ct DR.. Hunters Inhrmary OlsVeiana
Ohio. ..s-t5a-
- and festfmonfalB which relieved and hAppy ~
fsnts have rendered him, and have kindly
him n exhibit to those DESTROYS Of bis service.
- ofios hours from A. n. toSF.h' oO10o'"
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CURE THAT LOATHsOME MALADY.

Dn. eooDAIEs's OArAazH REHEDT-It ponetrates
to the very seat Of this terrible Disease, and EXTERN
fnstos &C. root and branch forever DR.. GoodAle is the
Grst and only person who ever tod the world what
OATknRH really vas-where It commenced and what
W0nld cure it. DR.. GoOdale has now spent lifetime
10 uattling with this fell disease, exploring its
crgt ambush, and making known 10 the world the
lRct that Oatarrh which has for deed he ski
and research Of medical men and authors IN thls
country and in Europe, can now be cured with the
Ga uniform certainty that morning follows night.
Prepared by r. GO0DALE. N D., New York. Price
$50 Send stamp for Pamphlet
For sale BY G. W CLARK ll9 buperior-st.. Oleye-
Ian ], Ohio. mar22-R7
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LEADER.
FRIDAY BIORNING, APR. 5, 1854


For Special and Telegraph News--see
FIriHt Fare. For LEGAL and Commercial
NsW1--ssS Fourth PaGe. f
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-08
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