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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-12

E 6erdthi6aften gum Tliten, Grebien
1t. /. 10. IinOet man nir9enos better dIS BET
I0utebart, Np. 100 S0lttmoretr.,
neben ber rNnterican"sO
Eg Sic Stem MfenlbIp 8pont8, oieler
GentroItiations>95u g~eielli9er' Winterabenbt
9eranagunaen, iino ourd ben DfoIer George
pieoer prabtppa r~eitaurirt moroen nno iteben
@eieaIbaften, 2csen, 8alIpartbien &c. sur 8ers
~Iiliqung. @on ieber paren bic Stem AlIembIp
Rprms Die Bal. uno Gon3ertaSdle ceuti6er
@eIeQlhaften u1p mir erpurten aud, int ndbs
item Winter re@t oft oeuti6e unterbaltung,
oeuti6e Mulif uro peutlbe @etrdnfe bort 81
iinoen.
ID~ S6uieGrcuriion Rpft's
gain miro beute wieoer feItli9 geidmldt iein,
benu Die S6ule be5 6ru. Sod peranitoltet bort
ibr lestes 4jc Sic, ebe Der raube 6erblt etntrItt
uno Die 8ldtter abfdleu. Ner it6 baber nod
einmal gemitbli6 I'M Sreien a%nlliiren nil; Der
foate ni9t %oerldurnen, bieies Set Der Sugeno
gu beIu6en.
Drum last rns i'm NOitl9en 5ains
Sod einnnal un8 frehen percent,
Oenn beut 1T Der 12te September,
Ser Sabrstag Der Sblaht pom gtortb BOint,
So Brpfenpr Der mDDernen Ola9ie, Carl
i@raL ipe!6er am 9onnerItue 9benb feline
erite VprltelIung in Der Wte6anics 6all gat,
miro beute, Wcntag, feline 2. 8OrIteQung pas
Ielbit geben, bic pur9 Elm neue6 rei6baltigeS
Brpsramm iebr intereIIant ST. iperoen peripridt.
9erielbe miro gaui uere Sa6en, pprunter nas
mentli9 oas 8erI6minoen elmer 8erIon unO
perI6ieoene anoere, bier nod ME ge9ebene,
Slide auiiibren uno bitrfen mir oaber benz
tunltIiebenoen 9ublifum nit &ef,t etuen intez
IreIant4n Mbeno peripreden. 9la0 Der 8oritels
lung ipiro Elm nit 9utemO r9eiter beiestesSan3s
&rdnS6en itattinoen.
ggS CONCERT. ST. Der Boltsballe,
SO. II SIo@6SfeoertdItr., beute IbenO groBea
CONCERT, ausgefabrt bon benz beriibmten WtuIif,
Corps bes 2. Ser. st. Artileriez3 egiment5.
B Quartett>GDn3ert, bentt
2tbeno in Der Spmmerlpietbi6aft Der Arbeitel
0aue 9lo. 5 9. Sr~eoeriditr.
Es !6eute Abenp groBes Srsmpeten.
s Onsert in Der Central .6ale, go. 26 Slo-
Capitrabe.
gB- Or, Chr. SLIDER bat Die ueber
Dem Seiten9ang sum 6DIliOapitr. 9beater ge
legene Wirtbidaft in Nr. 81 6apetteitr. iIber=
npmmen uno miro bieieI6e beute NIT Ell:
mem iuperbsa 2und er0hnen. 2n einem gutter
Glafe @eriteniaft unr anOeren Grfriibunsen
pirb eS babel ni6t feblen.
GF 6r. 6. 8e6Ier, friber 9arfeepe,
Der Central 6ale, bat bic @irtbidait BON !6rn,
Sable, Sir. 25 q. 6reoeridlir., ibernOmmen uni
er0fnet oieieIbe beute, NOntag, ben IL. cs.
NIT einem ausseSeidneten 2un&.
"a 9r. SObn 8. aruuie er6ffnet
u tie DtOnta9, in $50. 4 SIe 6reOeriditrabe
feline neue Dirtbi6aft, wobei err gleibeno6rfer's
2agerbier persapfen unp einen famOien 2und
aufti6en tpirc.
Ng~ 9err Gbrtit. anbre piro teatt
8ormittag ieine rere @irtbidaft, Gde Dor
5arsburs. UNI 2isbtitr., toufen unO babel Ell.
men belitaten 2un6 auftti6en,
ar 9err 8. $ eB in Der Sisels6ate tiidr
beute e~benfauS ieinen @diten einea ousgesei6.
neteu 2ln6 auI.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-12
0aGagierlifte

oes 9remer S@iIes yglrrmu, " Gpt. 9oriiman.
!9einri6 Weier, 0aneiperOcr; 9tobt Sdnei=
Der, 9teiGenbod; Cart S6rter, Merrbauien; s
Cornelius, 2cuis Slider, Osnabrid; Nusuit
Bid, BjttenbrOd; Dug. @ertbaupt, gcrpbaus
fen; QOuiie Sapsrbier, GsperOoe; St Griser,
Conrad Grote, DrOtbea SunOer, @ilbelmine
Sade, beinrid 9artman, Str6ben; 9einri6
Mller, Sdddele; Sophia Supe, 0ilbelmine
aattelman, Caroline adiemeper, Str1ben aue
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-12
esa0auSis5am ,Oeieert f;tb, GseGleaaH sH ""teS'
ffiIeen.

Columbus, (0biO 10, Sept. DIR. @ule
Ianoiabam fam geitern bier an nno iplro na1
Benniplpauien fpeiter reiien, Tim 5n itAnlpen.
gr miro Qe0en OtcGIeIan ouitreten; bereitS bal
er ihon DEN bemotratiihen &uriiber Obip8 aas
tbpriiirt, feincn Namen pom alien grnenmnngen
in 0blo 5urIdjubalter.
Die 5rjeoen8le',te p2rpen balo cine Ser
iamtnlung obbalteu, tim iiA iber tbre %ierterer
6onOIuu8en SIT b~eratqen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-12
a,on @sn. aherLtan.s gErnsee.

Gen gort, II. Septbr. Sine 9epei6e
aus 8errppiae pom 10. an ben !6eralb ia9t
Sol. QoOeq %serit6rte geitern nit isineH @aualles
rjteu pDm 2. Wta7. Car. Hegt. pjer Wablnliib>
len nno eiuige anoere @erte an Dem Gpequan
Greet, Sine 9epeide pom 10. aus 9arpers
8errp ia9t, oaB Die 9iebeIen in 5Orce bel 0ina
DIETER nno 8unter Sill fteben, 3n Der 5rOnt lit
Iae8 rubig.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-12
sac eer.noss fhr een e,s.. nnsssfen.

&renton, 8. Sept. 9ah Sen. Anoer-
ion, benz 9eloen Ron Sort Sumter, pel9er bel
0lr, Gbar(e9 9epitt bietielbit st 8ein@e 1T,
tuur0e beute 91beno ppn Den Qlrbeitern Der Srens
ton GiIeuperGe uno ppn 8lr9eru pDn Grerltoit
i'm @agemetien cine Serenabe gebra@t, DoIur
Der General ber;Iia oantte unb je0em Ger AT''
peienoen Die 6ano brudte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-12
@efauqcmn0bnle oes fog. col. 5eGp.

QOui8ptlle, 8. 5eptbr. GOt. 0plmun
pom II. &eutadp @aoaIerie 8e9t. Aobm geltern
Na6mjttag Den Jog. @ol. Seip unO $50 Wtanr
qefan9eu. 9ieIeIben pareu unpeit @bent 9es
iaaert, un0 aIs ie pon Sri. 6OInan tmringt
puroen, ergaben fe ii6, obae ejuen Sous gu
t1ur.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-12
Mus Cincinnati

G|tuciunati 9. Sept. Sn Der DtOntags-
uabt rouroe pm Der Botfutide, spii6en Sort
taHo uno @aLipoIis, cine @elpfiite nit $4,000
leitObleu,
8. 6. Qprb bat bic oeyn0tratii6e %9loninatiOE
flr ben GOngre6 ob8ele6iit iao s. 9ntIer pnroe
III ieiner STEELE n0ntnlrt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-12
YSefdnlitlnoebuuo fir Stbncioer.

Der 3puetber- " rbeiter-l inttrfU nes. Berei n na&t dae
S8neitsr tisrrit aafnerfian' duf cine Wtaiienecrianmiuns.
Saue, Gde Don Baltimore Ctr. une Ertpplets Aaep. AsttTn.
let pp;u Elm iskeT S6neirer-Art e~trssleten IN I'm,
! ptbrenttee YrararGtirner 81 MAIDEN, ebt mir rnfer :int-
IGanerts Serlangsn S~orbriTsen tannen, Ale ptne Musrar-
ME lcuten eesentpdstis fila. Serseiet MID tds Arteit rnatt
eas 4aben irB Gbsr %nr5epglter tauer, fcenn fur ben talben
Treis ~esarbettet TerSeu uiub.
lSWlrl n.-. g. gp. 8ti@er, eefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-12

NJ OGs SSort sSosoSont-. relhes lid tsle ais
SerseltststI n6 10 aus amet gDsr.sn 9sts une Ghpn-
tes anlainraenSsiett ~Ssjo" tsibt ami Dsati4: sSepab-
ZEN, une rSbrntss" he 3d5ne -Srsceput" eia Segabrer
Der SaHne. linH e. fubrt ltinsn ytan,en in Der Ibat aDaS
8trl90ntrnns unb g~epabruns hr 8Gbne, partnss unb
R~rattt3una fes SabnfIetidss unb Be letttanns auer ilnre;s
nes Slei6eu.
81 tasen bet Drusstitsn une Experimentation rbsraH.
llarfl2. I416l
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-12
5slaa1sers@t9ru

HasberrppSDrup FIR 2impnoDe.
Gedter Sat sn aRseessianetsr Sue ID aets saIn ttlis-
SrsIfe g5sriefale uaS Rstati, Az pabem Isl
80 6fan8, 199 BreeeFt4 JtpeD.
HeHfGAa9sp tseEfen IN Saeob Geeesr's Stcse, stS. %
@ermanhf. anGsnsmneh nnb sarftiiA bslDsat. (3lmotIt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-12
-. QNorD Irnft=(S1eicIIIth0ff.

IGe 9erioneu, wslhe babei ~interefirs ans, sas bic gDarb
bon Der 8ietuns Stri@pnt bletse, inS biernts s~tagslaesn., ee
nr E9aHtnper 61rtiunS an EteufIe, ben 13. tSg sAteass s
uer In bsr Sd E t c r II hi NJ 0alt bstjurpbnsn. Cute
6crtl@ritte tnc bis les; eena&t, @erstnteS 3uiammenrir-
tst III tur gruenbuns Der Mrsttt n6tbie, Nae Geaettprtr
iins tptjtea sriuAt, 81 e~sf9sinea. Ght Ser stt&nie pra truen,
Die Ger 3iebune unteirrcyfea iiaS, pLrb our @tnF6t s~Srliesen.
st z. a.. 6 n q {, VrGf.
Rpt. ~. Nreu6 Eefe. f4ppTtl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-12
81 otal-3crirbt

@olD 6iinete an, Ieeten Samitas in Neps
gcrt gu 223 unb i6lpB au 215 nit eiuer weis
teren 9lei0ung sum Sallen.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-12
s. Mnrn

Die e%cGeftOren nerteit bisrlnit aufscfrrhsrt. Icfprt Die fI'
Iteen Bslttr 81 ~tclettiren unb i6 su bemlben, 10 piel 5rnbs
Der Itsr;rn 9ane sbsulttftrn. gBtr brdltHen ueer Sell, bic
QsptG an fIaeL Getet bent @recutip.G pnaite tds @slD uni
Is mtro @u6 Die 2eute i6affen. Gin Se6er, her Set er Sic.
bnne ~betheiitst III, 1T srtu6st su triteinen7 SIM &uftrag
i1.cl -L H 81. s. DpreII. Sefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-12
Olaeb gsreu1en.

- Gas leone idnsGIeslnSe ggemer SdltI sEEA
! Glaiie s6elene", Gapt. 3iai@eu. pire
PROMPT Had' eeug 0oteen piaSe frpebirt pereer. Die arpse
unb beouerle Gajlte oletei cine ~bRrsusitts @elseenbttt ar
ueberabrt.
ssessn Jradt pbsr gafase ssnbs man iG an ban GapttatR
am EEre, peHeeriens Dbarf peer an
y, Y. S&IenB Z @pa
tau8I7-sl IL German @5r.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-12
.'i9;li' ~0'l6ej9ell.,
Sur ri9tiaen Musfertiound
G GrernptipnssNN apieren aaR
MaVOr5 Nflicc, IitO ,OaI,
reae r,an prr In ter gDeder 8 fftet.

@atttupre, 10. Sept. 1884,
Dsr IL. September tit be1 Sabre stag, an irtIGera he britt
TIDE Mrrnee, re!te bel slprtb Yetnt DeIanttt mar, I'M bic
Scenen Der 3erf5runs frrtjufsBen welbe lire s&ritte BIS
S16in beiei6net bate, poj 4 sura Betiptei BITE 3erfSrIne bfr
8anOs s~5auptfatt sstSrte' ~selalasen ipurts.
Ste wWrte turb uaSere 8rrserfclbaten e~esrpnaen I'D tin-
sni9tfen unc sttirr ibrsn @bsf 6pnmdnetur Sen. MGE mel
6esfur de Elm fbTerer S5tds rar.
Die G5tscertelIn0 i0iGsr SeeHen In etefen 4d8en nta&t
etnaE ttetsn GtnSrud auf It,, welGe eanals tbatidtlt9 be-
teettt6t mIrcE, ben Getno jIrnd iuialssen, Irh eIH dnf fcl@
@t, wslGe eimals np3 ;u jung r1rca lb on benz Rautpfe
tpGtltb ~ tetbcittsen, <S& tS18ttH 1867
Sa uebtrstnftsmnsuna NIT elmer Nelelutipn hes 5tabtrntbS
eriuGe To- adtun8SpOa bic Burger, tieien Ia6 hurh GntiGls
tuns Ger 9tattonatFaese ja fsiern nnS I'D bin rerf6ert, bas
tetn atiettFanslTts 2er3 unier uas IT. rpeldes iiG nt&t NIT
sic Gatfaltane ser sts,icnalIagss ein 3ctGen Ter patriotic
i1en Gtftnnana unisrer Burger isia wire,
(g2e) spanor.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-12
Seccpi1 Stomm. SIC. II. II. s. 81. Nf

&ecCpil @tulllHl gIp. II, II. =. u WC,
Die NtttstieSsr pbissn Stanmes ,rerben bitrGs;t freunb-
li6t siRaeIaecn, eer am YiittmrH, ben IA. Sept, Mtenbs s
nbr aattftntsnssn MISUNDERSTANDING 3u Ghren Der Seamter
tsS 9, 81. @rps StamneS hes Il. 8, u. vi bi Srn. Senrr
S6iG tin SrrtngsasUen 9auie. &Ge spu Sharp rnS wiontspi
nterpi!r, 3dbsrtt9 tet,rrpbuer
SUI NHitrae bss D. 95iefS Weprs 5stlntann
tUlp) 5enrp8un SER.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-12
Gin anSee5ei1neteS 4Sortra;t

- fasgita erfalenen uhs bel bet aatfrsefanetat geritser ~
bGbsH- a ). IS. NtebfeIet,
laughs 81 420 & Str gDaihineton.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-12
SmbTitcmssofice Der 95cr. ct. 9lrme

9to. 70 0pufbnf.
Baltimore, ben s. Sert. 1864 {
BITS GomStag, ben 10 6spt 1864. 9Rittoas IL lIbr aroenpur.
men, IN, 6as Der. ct SRbEfer3-D spat tement, nit S(bltefe.
ring In 8a!tlHssrs' Nih, gu ~beriprsen nit
200 SOnnen 9uten' gan9barsm t6eu (ua 8auenl
aS3ulitfsru n eter'8 Dbarf galtimpre, gsb, pe fOIot !.
100 1cnnen n ~ aaaen nae BE aSriaen 100 9rnneu 20
Gane mad Gmpfans ts GpntraEts.
Gas r@Hssirts 9eu miro Seitens ear &esteruae si6sr arsn.
aen llnteIftnuns unterrprfen.
FORMULATE fur ~slnsetpte fnb daf obiesr OIRee ,a taber
8ahlang etfclet mpndtlia tn ioldsn SENDS. ais gerlee an
5ans; fnG telne a%erhanoeu, fpbel5 ais iplhe ~etnesbtn.
AGs perfensns Hel1e Ansebets MAIDEN, ntuIen etnen 3ren-
etc b%eifuetn, Geaa ai6tstn fcI6er bereits Guf Mnierer SfRce
Esatfrtrt marps.
s. 50. Gilman
(SySa) gapt. Hae &. g. Il. 9. d.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-12

tR1bne 0uerillaS, 5n Der lebten
9tenfa98nadt nur0e bic @obnung oe8 !6rn.
s. 9eIobap 5u GtUun0s Stills, 3 Dleilen bon
Qteranorta iberTaLten unO Der Gigentbfrner IN.
t nuuoeridbre 4feroe beraubt. DIR, Delabao
iGdgt ieinen @arluit anf $1,000.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-09-12

m- NHS g%6aibiHgtOn n1o lTnfDegenO beliebe
nIalt HelEelluagea fir Den ,,2Seder" Sn6icrtp=
liOlea wie @n3eigeHl 6nrG bCn Agcitcir Srrt. S.
s, gfeOIelOt, 420 6 Gtr., SO rnad|ett.
3u OerFaufem:
gus sats %gausbars gDirteitatt 1T me8en 8amiiiensertatt-
Hts tiuts 81 %psrfIHfen, Rad5ufrasen 420 N3aFI6ufe:ts
Apenue, 3riftFH 6 HEo Z. Str. nate am Rsrtbtrn 2ibertr
Marft. tSWRDN
Dlaoane S2ein,,
btS grcBe DeitprtR Wab afrOlpstfin, fam son gersauesabett,
@sgeHpart unb 3uFunft ipretsH, te!t ale S~rantbeiten unb
goaneen su ipreaeu pep Merssns s uFr Ste RdGn1itt1es 6
ubr IN ttrsr g1pbrrIne, Ode Az un6 & Str. Se!dnb.
99Herar fir 3srrsn ST. EamsH 90 Cts. tSfpt2g3t
MD MISUNDERSTANDING unO
kk-~NNRHs 0une3!
AaAlM Ser uutsr iet6rf.e ma6t lsiaen Sreauhsn uae
osTaanten, iepts benz eeebrfen @utliten eressenit bic &ns
8et8e, eag er ietue reu etneerjtteis getrtb DAFT urb 5ieffdu-
rant nen heUte an erbfnen une fertau fets pt bstt1 SpsI-
Ten unb @s1r1rfe bsTsit balten lutrh-
RaGhen aiigat1g, Ten IL, Gent, fosro elm 0asJs3etGufIer
Sret.3HWa isystgt. EosW ~srgebeHit enIapft
AntpR S9d46,
!EE-U(Cl gD. 500 7te Str. 5rflher . Il. Is Ctr.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30

Farm OF 100 acres on Lake Shore u miles from ths
city good House, Barn, Fruit, &C.
Farm OF l6l acres, II miles from the city: GOOD
buildings. Price go per acre.
Farm Of lis acres in Orange tovnship on plank
road good buildings, &e. 80 per acre.
Farm OF " acres in Independence; good build.
Farm Of 100 acres plank road, 10 miles from eiS
orchard, &c.
IOWA:.Some good Improved Farms near MuEca-
tine, on Mississippi river
Earm Of 50 acres in northwestern Indiana, near .
Railroad station and abaut 20 mies from tbicago
Will exchange for City Property
nice building lot. n
st. Clair Road, somiIes from Post once, 1s acres,
WILTON avenue. Five acres near Kinsman-St
Euclid Road, three miles from Post Once 81 acres
with 'front.' also on Cedar stret considerable Fruit
and beautiful stream Of water A desirabIe lot
twenty acres near the Water Cure and on same
road and very cheap a5OO0,
and II acres land, sl5O0
twenty -one acres on spanRler's Avenue, near VIII
son street First quality OF laud. $40 Der acre,
Seventeen acres on Crawford Road near supsrior
Street Extension. $50 per acre,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30
0RN G.. JENNINGS,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDIRG,

Business Property. A good Building and Lot on
Public Squares now rented to pay 10 . cent. price
Also, Buildings and Lots on Superior and Ontario
First Glass Residence on Euclid street. west of Erie
with marble mantles, bath rooms hot and cold wa
ter, 80 $500 and 5000
Lake Street. Good two story Brick House, with
kinsman Street, near Forest. Gothic Cottage and
three aere5 land, with barn, fruit, shrubbery, 6c
Bolivar Street Good brick House and Lot. g5O0O.
Wilson street, near Clinton Park. Good House
1900.
kinsman Street, near Perry. Coed House and Lot.
Ontario Street, near Lake. Good House and Lease
House, store and Leashold on Bono Street. 1900
Bridge street. House and Lot. $40
EeaTl street Cottage House and Lot. $3.50
Euclid Street, near Perry: alto near Hudson st .
some very desirable BuildinR Lots
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30
ZEAL Estate.
RRAYT0N j sTOCKWELL.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.,
- 81: fnEHrsnes onios of q. 3. Bragtsa.
BoUBEs AND Ions ROB sALR.

KOUsEs And LOTS FOB sALE
House and Lot on Sibley street. recently owned and
occupied by Z. \. Hhite-A very desirable resi-
Brick otse and Lot on Prospect street A vory de-
Hirable situation. Price 5000.
Heute aud acres Land in East Cleveland.
Old Baptist Church Property corner Of Seneca and
BrieE House and Let No. 81 Bolivar strest.
House aud Let No. lis Dare ktrset.
house and Lot on Euclid Street. Lot SSx2o0. Price
Lot corner Of St. Olair and WaripR Streets.
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudsol -St6. sIOt
l5lx200. very desirable location. Terms easy.
Brick House and Lot, corner Of BrownsR and WI
son-Sts; Lot 50 ieet Tont, running % the Lake.
Gan be had at a bargain
-Four Brick Houses, Nos so, SO, 4ald IS Euclid St
Lots 25xI35; very desirabls b. VIII be sold
separatelo, or altogether- sAsy.
Frame House on University HeiehLl. Lot 65x30O.
A very desirable residence. Price s2,oOO. Terms
easy.
Lot on University Heights; 6sxIg3 feet on Newton
St., south OF and near Cleveland Inststuts.
Frame House No. 42 Weod-St. Lot 43xlOO; gas and
Frame Cottage On suPsriOr-st. Lot S2x2O0 A very
Brick Dwellings, Nos lOl and los EuclId Street.
Lots running through to Huron street. VERY
House and Lot, corner Parkmau and Brovnsll-sts. I:
occupied also a. shoe shop. Lot 25xI0Q feet.
Building, Machinery, &C., for the manufacture Of
boxes, wash boards, &c, corner Of Wear River
and Main-sts. A good paving businsss.
10 feet on Eaclid-St. Terms easy.
House and Lot, No. 100 Ohio-St. 81 100.
Two Rriek Houses and Lots on Euclid-st, near Per-
Cottage 30. Ia Laks-st Lot zsxIOO fest,
House and Lot, No. n Sooville- Avenue
us feet on summit ST.. extending to the Lake, cor
Five acres On wilsOn-Avsnus, with considerable i'm
proVementa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-30

IN and amer Monday, November 10th, ls68, Palsen-
ser Trains will run Is follows, (sundAgB sxceDted.
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Five Rundred Dollars

# fail to euro the worst cases Of diseased soalps, Of
the eiongest standing, with the
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CURE THAT LOATHsOMB MALADY.

Da. GooDALEss CATARzH REnzDT-It psnetrates
% ths vsry ssst Of this terrible Disease, and EXTERN
mates g. root and branch forever Dr. Goodae s the
nut and only psrBon who ever tod the world Whist
CAFAAnH really vas-where it commeneed and what
yonld cure it. DR.. GOodsle has now spent lifetime
"a lafflnR with this fell diBeas3. exploring It's Sc
cret ambush and making known 10 the world the
facf that Oatarrh which has for deted he skill
aae research Of medical men and authors In this
country and in Europe, can nov be cured with the
nae Uniform certainty that morning follows night.
rrspaTed by b. Go0DALE. NJ D., New York. Pnoe
sI,q1 E8nd stamp for a Pamphlet.
forGale b. G. W. OGARK, 1i9 Supsrior-st. Oleye-
lac !, Ohio maT22-R2
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OF zee sOALP
SALT RHEUM, sCALD HEAD,

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

Byupafbyfs beautiful thing, for It exhibits the
sssneslic" psrt Of human nature. We deeply and
most sincerely sympathiEs with those few suffering
Win had oold uhO hava not used or cannot obtain
a hotiIs 90 E aaane Porter's Dough BAl,am," iOr
thsy are deprived cf one Of The most eectuAl rene
dias or Coughs, Oolds, &C, given 10 the public.
Bat ws can have no sympathy with any one who viii
els any oteer Cough Medicine, when this popular ar
tcls, Proe only Is cents per bottle be hsd Of all
DruEgiBi1.
sTMAdams Portsr's Oarativs BAlsAm can Be OBJ
tlinsd at Benton Bros, and Strong 3 ArnStrongs
Wholesale Assnts Oisvsland. Ohio. m2s.R2 lw
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EARMs FOR SALE

q Acres 10 Bedford. Good House and Barn, Water
and Fruit. Price e 900
100 Acres in HeWburgh- House and Barn, two Oteh-
ards and IS acres Wood Land.
~ acres In orange, good frame House. IS acres I'm.
proved balance timber.
Y acres en- St: Olatr-St. small frame house.
10 Acres St. Clair Road, two mies from the Public
Square.
IS Acres on the Rewburgn Road. House and Barn,
. Fruit Water, &C.
9 Acres n East Cleveland, under high state Of cul-
uyation, good house and barn; u miles from
CITY limits Terms easy. marl7 =
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RkWRakR8.
NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS {
~ OIHWEHA4T RAILkoAD.


~ 0IH0ENHA9I RAILKOAD.
B0-L WINTEB ARRAHaEMEHF. IsLl.
On and sfssx Monday, November lsth, Passages
xSasns Eih lsNTs OlsvelAnd, ~ follows, (sandayse
1st tTraIa-5s4O .1I.-OIHOIENAT EXPREsG
SSssopk ING 81 Graftony Wellington, New hc1eoas
snsiny, Grestlins, Gallon, Gilead, Cardlngtons
ton arriving st d.sSsii1e Il ia. s = NJ. ooia-
- p i'5S 9, p m, Dayton 4;41 ,. n, Cincinnati -
n. Csir2S SS SEC p A., Iort Rs7ns4ii5 ,. n, ohi-
ID FraIa-2sIO p. .M..kotolIFODATTOH -
stops e All Stations, aad aErives IN 00l1mbls
e $50 n n : Sineinnaf eI ,;s 80 81, a m;
ping At BsToss Grafton, Wellington, New Lon-
don, Shelby, Crestline, Gallon, gllead, Osrding-
ton and Delaware; arriving e Crestlins at loslo
,. n, Columbus LEO .. m-s Dayton AS = n,
cincinnati zoo :. n; indianapolis 20 A. 81
a n, snd CnicaSo via OrsstIine 1910 Z. n.
Trains leave Columbus at s50 and 1910 .. n, 800 Pm.
+" arrive 81 OsgslAno9 9sOa n, 3:so andssoo }. n,
OOHEEOTIoEs.
9kSibT-San6usky, Mansfield Newark RaiIrosds for
Mans1sld, Mt. Vernon. Newark. Eanea-
Orss:ihs-Pi2tsburgh, Fort WAYNE 4 Chin.So Rail
read Forest, Upper 6anduskys Delphoa, r..
vest and EaItiOr hansHeld. WeosssrsAAS-
srafisa nd Bslsi0ntins Railroad Line, for Marion,
hsslslon5aihe, sidney, UGion, Auncle. IN
A4a4AtoAllt LeIEe AAAuter hluceune1f HNA1la
Vile, Louisville, Cairo, Be-. Louis, &a.-
DslaWAr8-with Springfield branch for Sprinrdold.
Uolum buB-Little Miami 4 Columbus, and Aenla
Raiiroad, for Xenia, Dayton, lndianapolil,
Terre Hautes st. Louis, Morrow, EoEeland.
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio z MiI-
HflEipPi Railroads -Olncinnatifor LouiITfIlel
ETHnBvils, Cairo, Sc, Louis, and Al points
On the Ohio river.
,aIumbus-OsntralO Ohio Railroad for Newark, Kanss-
Vile, Wheeling, &C.; Columbus, PiQus q
Indiana Railroad for PtQua, urbana, 40.
~ Tor Tickets to an points and Information ~
ply at the Passenger Station, and e. Union Ticket
0moos l47 suporicr-It
Cleveland, Nov l6, lsE1 Superinfsndane.
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MORNING HEADER.
weDNFsbIYm MAX. 80, 1s84
The New sprIng Fashions.

For special and TelesraPh NoWs--see
kkiTl.s ksSiFz F.asfs Ell Fee hsesi @na
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By the sutb x q me Fair InS-' y hhs ELinos VI
" '"' Waias The Ghost Hunters, &c
'cosrIAUED.)
s,,.r
OHAPTER IX-JL'E eA4SH UP
When l woke up in themol 1as
Inc Train was standing still
On one side l saw a river,
On the other a steep hill.
NOV wonder, what IN thunder.
Said l, can the matter be Z"
As opened wide the window
And looked oat that might see.
Then heard the clank Of hammers,
saw men rushing to and fro;
And to See it did 60,
But did not have to go far
Ere a. sight did behold;
sight neer had seeu before
And made my blood run cold.
Right before me on the railroad
And not twenty rods abesd,
Was freight train smashed 70 pieces,
And an Od COW lying dead.
''Fell , ne, please, sir, what's the mattsri'
latter Z" .ad he. ''there is plenty,
We must stop ak hours here"
There were hogsheadB OF tobacco
And dead hogs lying on the ground.
buEar, Flour, Coal and Bacon
In profuslon scattered round.
Men were busy moving rubbish,
Some we're busy laying track,
And as Was only IN theirway
Tothe cars soon went back.
Oh the grumbIing and the growing, -
That in the cars met,
1t was laushabls to hssrft,
And never shall forget.
Some we're fretting for their breakfast
Others that they were not home,
W hile some sWOre that, on that Railroad
Never more that way ould come.
And we ish to infOrR our numerous ri ends and
the public that still oer the largest an best as-
sortmentof
READY MADE CLOTHING
in the City OF Cleveland. Our stock Of UIothg Cas-
stmeres Festings and Military Goods Of All descrp-
tions, is very large. Call at
Lssso A. Issae's Union HaIk
Sole Agency for thesals Of OeIebrs led SEWING
Asohine8, StorT's AutomAton Praasm an, ead
StronF's Patent Army Bed-Trur r
- Corner SuBsrior and ? JnFou -Ftn
q. Look out i2r the GIANTS. fsb29