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Mr.. Sherman, Chairman Of the Senate
Committee on Agriculture, has prepared q
report on the subject of foreign immigra-
tion, and will present it in few days, to-
gether with q bill for the appointment Of
Commissioner Of Immigration at salary
of $500 year, and Superintendent Of
immigration at q salary Of 1000; the
former to have his Office in the State De-
psrtment st Washington, the latter 10 be
located in the city of New York. The
Commissioner is authorized 10 publish from
time TO time such books, tracks, and pam
phlets as he may deem advisable, contain
ing suthentio information for the use Of
foreigners arriving upon our shores, set.
ting forth the price Of labor and cost Of
living in the States; the agricultural and
mineral resources Of the country, Sc. It
is made the duty Of the superintendent to
see that immigrants are not imposed upon
by railroad runners, or other and-shRrks,
and to provide transportation to the Wes-
tern States for such as desire to go there,
ct the lowest possible rates. II is not pro-
posed or intended to interfere with the
Commissioners Of immigration Of the State
Of New York, but rother to cooperate with
them in an enterprise which is much
needed for the development Of the re-
sources Of the West. It il believed that
the European emigration for the present
year will exceed that Of any preceding
year in our nationsl history, and it is TO
the interest Of the Government to promote
and encourage It in every possible way
The larger our population the more easily
We can bear heavy national debt, and the
more land we improve, the more readily
we can pay it. Foreigners coming here
can not enrich themselves withoutincreAs-
ing the taxable property of the country.
This was sometime Know Nothing para
dox, but now the time gives it proof.
The demand for labor is so great, East
and West, that half million sble-bodied
Hiberisns and stalWart Teutons could find
lucrative employment on farms and rail
roads, Immediately upon their arrival, be-
fore the FIRST Of May. The British Gov
ernment is well aware of this fact, and
looks with q jealous eye upon every ship.
load of emigrsnts that leave the green
isle for the hospitable dominions Of Uncle
Sam. Our Consuls have informed Mr..
Seward that anything like agencies for the
encouragement Of emigration would not
be tolerated in England, France or Ger
many. 1t Is doubtful whether even the
circulation OF documents calculated to pro-
mote this object will be regarded in a
friendly light. II will be tried, however.
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RAILRaAR3,
nLEVELAND. COLUMBUS &
~ CINCINNATI RA1LE0AD.
WINTER ARRAHan1IHT.


lss'-4. WIETER ARRAHenEHT. lsSLG.
O. ana Gftsr Honday, November 18Th, Passages
osptod):
1st tTEain-5s4O A. A.m.-WEOIHHAT ExPREss
e1Hs = Ialso1 a.S1 Gs2a csrdssSs d69fS
tSSnisy1 81 DslAEArs, LeEis Center and orthing-
bus l:29 J. m, Dayton 4;42 >. n, Oincinnati 6:ss
,. a, 81. Louis lO;ls =. n, IndanapoIiI SIS >.
oaSo Via OrsstlinSs S - 81 = a1ns Als , m'' ooi'
ID Train-9;l0 2; M.-ACU0hMODATIOH.
ct $50 ,. m, Cincinnati 80 a n. = S''---'''
Sd Trnin-zt1O P. m.-AlGHT EXPREss-etop-
don, shelby, 0rasfliRs, Gallon, Gilsad, CsrdiST-
ton AID Delagarei arriving At Crestlins AZ lOi0
Oincinnsti zoo a m; lndianaDolia T:s0a m, ,st.
Loub s4s ?. M Cairo s:00a. N, II. Nayne ls19
Trains leave O0l1mbw at $50 and loo a. n, so pm.
arrive ht OlsVeiAnds:sos- q n 3;t0 and zoo ,. n.
CONNECTIONS.
shslby-Handugky, hAnEhsId Newark Rsflroad, loE
AIAGnIneld, Mt. Vernon Newark, lanes
olstlinS-Pittsburgh, Fort WAyns 4 Ohieazo Ran.
rod loreltt Upper sandurkJs Dsipho1, "A.
~. - s95t s2d ry, rMsyns, LaRortss ShieSso, -.
sFAisOa G1d BelIsiontine Railroad Line, for MariOn
alAnagolis, IeSTe Hauts, Vincsnnss, Evans.
D.,., vile, Leuisyiile, Cairo, 81. Louis, %.
He4N Afe-R1th Springfield branch fer sprin THaId
oolumbug-Littls Miami q OoIumbus. S1d Xs5,.
kAilroadi for Xenis, Dayton, tndiansDoIiS
Esae Hsute, So. Louis, Morrow, LoTalSnd
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio ~.
llIipgi Railroadg -OiacinnAtifoF LouiETiIisi
Evansville Cairo St. Louis, and Al Doinf1
on the Ohio river. -
GelznbuS- ohio RsIlroad for Newark, Esass-
Eilles wheeling, DC; Columbus, PiQua Z
Indiana Railroad for PQua, Urbana, Eo
:. 5or Tickets % All points and inlormstion A.
Once, l47 superior-st
60. Is TLIET.
ol9NSlAnu. NOV 10 lso4. Superintendent.
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The End Of the O'Kans Scandal.
TErcr, the T.ondon Tirnaa- Feh 61

Il
| All that Mr.. Browne really had to say
was that Mr.. O'Ksne elected to proceed nc
further, that an arrangement had been
made-not ty the respondent or CORES
pendent. but by his own friends-Whioh
had determined him to withdraw; snd
that, in short, he had rather not 60 to
trial. Such 6 decision needs comment
other than that which the judge ordinary
passed upon il. A man Of whose previous
history no account is given, but who re-
presents himself to have resided in six
different places in England and Ireland
since his alleged marriage, accuses the
Prime Minister Of sedusing his wife ct
Cambridge house. A day is fixed, is to
true; but the hour is not mentioned, the
Witnesses are not specified, and all the
circumstances upon which PTinId ytaeie
probability depends are left entirely in
the dark. The motives which have pre-
vented the disclosure Of these important
facts, and the reason why the Petitioner,
being challenged to prove the validity Of
his marriage, did not choose to do so, have
never been explained. The respondents
attorney gave very plain expression to
his own theory on the subject. He declar-
ed solemn belief that the petition was pre-
sented "for purpose Of extrotion only"
which we take to mean that sn impudent
"plsn" was pratised on Lord Palmerston
in the hope Of getting hush money. This
is one hypothesis, but the development Of
il was censured BY the court on the ground
that it was clearly beyond Mr.. Horseley's
own knoWledged and it was repelled with
indignation By Mr.. Wells. Another alter
native is to suppose that Mr.. 0'Kane
really believed the foremost statesman in
Europe, ct an advanced age, and in the
heigth Of his popularity, 10 have disgrsced
himself with the recklessness Of q Tom |
Jones in the most unlikely place that could |
be imagine. Our readers must strike the |
balance between theE lppOsitions, accord |
ing TO their own experience Of life and /
human nature, but it is our duty TO point |
out that Mr.. 0'Kane has done his best TO |
cut himself of from the benefit Of the more
charitable. When man brings most i'm
probable charges against an eminent per-
sonage, threatens TO make them good up to |
he last moment, and then sbsndons the |
proof Of them without abandoning the |
charges themselves, he knows what con-
struotion men Of the world must put upon
his conduit. In attempting to blseken
Lord Palmeston's character he staked his |
own against IT, 1t was bold wager, but |
it was one which no one is too humble to |
tender, and no one to exalted to refuse. |
The judge ordinary has expressed his opiu- |
ion Of Mr.. O'Ksnes conduct, and the pub
lie will not reverse his verdict.
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WYNKOoPs ICELAND PICTORIAL

Diseases Of the Throat, Chest and Pulmonary o..
ganI are ever prsvalent, insidiOus and daugerOuB.
The properties Of medicine 70 alleviate, cure snc
uproot these complaints must Be Expectorants Ano-
dTne and lnvigoraling, lOoseninE the mucus OF the
throst and tmparing tone 70 the entire system. No
discovery IN medical science mastered this cAsl
Of diseases like Dr. Wynkoop's Iceland PectOral. II
10 Used with the most astonishing results In all c8ef
Of Bronchitis, Influenza, WhOoping Cough Dipthe-
ria or Putrid Sore Throat Asthma, Group, OOuahA
OoldE, Hervous Debility, &c.
Ths Rev. J. J. Potter oertifes, "that have ussd
Dr.. WynkooBs PectOra for several years. myself and
IN ny family, for severe Pulmonary Complaints and
have recommended it to many others, and have nev
Ct seen tts equal" Rev. J. J. PUTTER,
Brooklyn n. z.
Hundreds and Thousands Of important testimonial
could be produced showing its cures and
that IL NEvER FAILs 1t s composed of pure Iceland
Moss, Balm OF Gilead, Peruvian Balsam, Elecampane
OOmfrey, Burdock. and other invaluable expectOranl
and toxic ingredients. II is harmless, prompt and
Lasting. InvaidE and sufferers cannot Gord 20 neg.
Ieot trial. livery family should have II. 1t s
markable for Group. Full descriptions recommend.
atoms and directions accompany each bottle.
~ Prepared bg 1t. B. D. MYEKO0P, and sold b.
ID 8 BARNES 4 90. Nsu York. iYll-R2Ss0W
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BROWN's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.

'Tha-e never char gel ny. mind respecting them
fOm the nrsti eLcsnng 70 thlnE yet better OF that
Bee.fer.
'fThe Troshss are a STAT OF Life 10 me. ~ Prof
TdEard horth, Past Hamilton College, Clinton,
New York.
"Eor Throat Troubles they area Specific I'm. P.
Willis.
/" Zoo fav6rably known to need communication. -
fHon- Chas. A. helps, Pres't Mass senate.
Contain no Opium nor anything injurious -
lDr A, hayes, Chemist, Boston.
"An eleEant ecmbina ion for Uoughs."-[Dr. G. T.
Blgelow, Boston
-'sI commend ihs'r use to Public Speakers ''-lReV.
y. b. Cuapia.
6eiEfried, MOlriEt0Wn Ohio.
Very beneficial when suffering from Colds"
Rev, s J. p, Anderson, 81. LOais.
"Almott Instant relief IN TIE distressing labor Of
breath EecnliAr to AEthma. - Rev. A. O. Eggie-
Bton, New York.
hey have edited my case exactly, relieving ny
throat 20 that could sing Wiih PIT. DHchar-
me, CncristsT Fr,nch PaTish Church, Montreal.
~As there srs limitations, be sure TO OBTAIN the
GENUINE. febl2 f2lm
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90
THE ALL SUFFIOIENT THREE

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-rRIEsEMARI, l, land }, are protested b. BOY
al LISTERS Patent OF England, and secured By the
Seals Of the Eoole de Pharmsois Dc Paris and the
Imperial College CT Eediclne, Vienna.
No. Ono Is invaluable for Egkau1ttOn, EpefmatoE
rhosa and ell physical disabilities.
No. Two completely erAdioatss al traces Of those
diseases that have heretofore been treated By the nan
seous and peruioious uso Of cOpaYis and oubsbs.
Nos Three has entirely Gupplanted theiniuEious uno
Of mercury, thereby in5uring 70 the sufferer spoey
relief dispensing ali Impurities. and roofing Ouf the
TRIEs sHARs Nos !, 5nd are preparations in the
be carried In tho Watstcoat pOGkst Sold in TIN csssE
and divided into separate doses administered b.
or cases for So, which saves S5 and in sz7 cases
whereby there i8 q saving Of %. TO be had whole.
new York.
Immediately on receiving remittance Dr. BaFroW
VIII forward the Triessmsr to any part Of the EoriS
securely packed and addressed according % Es -.
StruotiOns OF the writer.
zo9-Sold hy g " CLARK. Agent Tor OlevaIsrd.
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SKIRT SUPPORTERs,
TFENTION, LADIEa.
NORRIs 8 EREFFIBLp

Hsyo removed their selsgroom fzom Iel OatArio-Bi,
% Room No. 3, HsnmRnn,s Block, opposite u
Post once where they Will DO heppT % Sc al q
their old customers, and as many nsF snes mEJ -
at 70 call and examine
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AERINHp u HEED-TRI d

~ - 3 ~ IN = y - n =
irsa tie reoips Of Dr. stsFhsn BWsst, Of COnnsctos
fhs oat bone Bettsr and has besn ufod In bis Fril
Ios for tbs Last twenty ysarI With ths most hstoniI
NJ Erccals. As an external remedy q - without
rival, and Efl alleviate pala speedily than ~
ether 7reparation FoF ell Rhsunatio and karTo
Dtlordeu &c e truly iEfaliible aud ourGtive
Bofs1, Wounds, EprEfrE, Bruisea, dc., ia eoothi
hsaling and powerful EtrenE EthenfnE pFoFsnHs., -
tts the juIt Wonder and lstonishment Of ali who kzN
ages given it trial. Over four hundred o5rtncete
q Fonarkabis performed by it within the lAit
tWc roarn, attest q fhis fact 6trong a ArmstrOrt
hFe1tH Tor CIarsfapd dsnllaitsOWdAu Raf
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IndeDsndencs-Fa,m Cf $50 scres with good Build
Ingst orchard, sc. SfOp T asre,
On Plank koad-l0 milCs from City: Farm OF loo
acrts, sandy soil and River bottom, good Build
ings, orchard, ac,
Newkurgn-Eivs acres, with larpe Ootkapa Honsa
Barn and great variety Of Fruit S4500.
On Lace sh re, east Cf City and near WiIlhon Ave.
nua, ~ acres land, 500 per acre
East OlsvelAnd-3l acres on st. Clsir Rosd ExcsI-
lent land for 5ruit or GsFde lug si75 = scrs
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RRAYTON 4 STOOKWELL,
RRAL KgTAFE AGEEYa.
HOUSES AND LOTS FoR SALE.
0mOs 30. s AtEatar Building. Entrsnoe thFsIzh
ths Insurance Once Of6. =. BFAyton.

ths Insurance Once b. :. BTaytOa.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudsou-Sts Lot
l5lxzOO. A very desirable location. Terms easy
brick House and Lot, corner of Brownell and viii
son-Sts Lot 90 teet front, running to the Lake
Can be had st bargain.
Four Brick Houses, hos 50, 50, 81 AID 56 Euclidst-
Iots 25xi2s; very desirable leeation Win be sold
separatelo, or altS gett er. Terms easy.
House and Lot No. l75 Gardsn ST. Lot 25xl25 s7OO
Frame House on University Heighis LOT 66I3f0
very de irable resi- -encs. Piice 5000. Terms
easy.
Brick aOuse 30, St Clair-st. LO.s71lss. 5000.
House and Let No IS sibIev-st. Grapes, Peaches
and small Fruits. Price 1850
Brick House No. 2D9 Kinsman st Lot Il3x9O0 To
be bad at bargain.
Lot on University aeights; 66xls3 feet on Newton
ST., south q and near Cleveland Inststute
Frame House No i2 HOOd-St. Lot 43xlOO; gas and
water. Price $500.
Frame Cottage on Supsrior-St. Lot 62x2Ol. A very
desirable location
Brick Dwellings, Nos. Ioi and los EuoIid street
Lots 5E15nning E5 through to Huron street. Vsry
House and Lot, corner Parkman and BrovnsII-sts
occupied also as shoe shop Lot 25xIOO feet.
Building, Machinery, &o, for the manufacture Of
~ n Easn-D DOaras, 6e.s corner Of Wesr River
i l70 feet on EHolid-St Terms easy
| House and Lot, No. 100 Ohio-St 81 aOo
Two br1ek Houses and LOts on Eucliu.st near Per.
Cottage, No ia Lake-st. Lot 2s1IOo feet.
House and Lot NO. n ScoVille- Avenue
/ ner Seneca-St.
Five acres on Wilson Ayenue with On,
proVements.
4s SHARES ClevelOnd. Painesville Ashtabula Bail
| road stock.
RABMs FOB SALE
40 acres In BrecksvIIlo; IS cores improyed balano
/ ohoiee timber land s25 per acres. Terms easy
| q Acres n Be lord Coed House and Barn, WAtel
| and Hruit. Price S25jO
100 AcE.s In Newburg1. House and Barn, two Otch
| ards and Is acres Wood Land
ozh acres IN OTange, good fIams House. Is acres I'm
| proved balance lumber
| Y acres on 81. Clair-st. small frame hougs
| ls aorea on kinsman-St., opposite the Cemetery
10 AeI Ies (6 wood land balance improyed) on Eucli
Eoad, good springs Of water, fruit, and a goo,
situation for grapes
Oholoe and we'll selected lands in Iowa, Wisconsin
| and michigan, for sale or exchange
1 - acres IN heWburg, about miles from Cleveland
0Ood house and barn and hne orchard Is OOl
10 Acres on St. Clair Road two miles from the Publ
Square.
Is Acres on the Eewburgn Road. House and Barn
Fruit, Water, &C.
59 Acres in East Cleveland under high state Of cul
uYAtont good house aud barn IL miles fron
City limits Terms easy. febs
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QUAOKERK-I earnestly caution al

QUA CKER FL earnestly caution al
young men suffering from Nervous Debility, Ae-
aEainst endangsriDg their health BY patroniztns
any Of the advertising quackI. You can fully recoV'
CT By the methods used By the Advertiser, and By
hundrsds Of ofheH, AND N 30 oTHER WAY.
Rsad Lsttsr which will send you Il you VIII send
ne post paid envelope bearing your address. Di'
rOct 70 EDWARD q. ERAVER,
jann-R7dtv Lock Box. Boston Mas.
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TNHE n0NFESSIONS md EX-

PRRIEEoE OF An INYALID-Publishedf for
the benefit and q warning and Caution to Young
Men whosuher from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay OF lankOOd etc., supplying at the same tins
EHE HrAEs or sELF-oURE, By one who has cured him
self being put to great expense and injury through
medical humbug and Quaekery.
By enclosing postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had Of the suihor.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
sah5-Iiedkw Bedford Kings Co., NY.
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'MORNINGLEADER.
THURsDAY NTORNING. FEB. IS. 1854.

For Special and Telegraph NeWs--see
Firist Page. Fer LEGAL and Commercial
NevFH--Se0 Fourth Page.
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CLOSING on MAILS.

1
York, Hartford and WilloughbY Painesvills, Gene.
| va Astabula and Conneaut, closes at $50 A. ~.
AAsTlRH THR0UGz, for New York only, closes q
fGsrEss TKRoUaH, for Erie, BuilAlo, Albany, Bos-
ton, New York and Hartford, closes at 8:lO z. u.
HAsTERN WATt for all points between Cleveland an .
VI E'4GS sSS TasoUsH sSTSS Or Toledo, Detroit ioAEu
and Milwaukee, oloses at 10 7. h-s uesVes I'd
WlsFHHI TERopsH, for Toledo, Detroit, ghicAEor
Dubuque, IS. Joseph and Cairo closes 81 6;1gf n
WEsTKRN WAY, for all points between OleVelGno
and Toledo, closes ct P. n. ,,.-,,.
BANDUsKY WAY, fog sAndunky And all intefmediAse
O1sonSEGTI WAY, for ali points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes at 10 P. NJ. Cesves at 1850
OIzoTSa1T1 THRoUaH, for Columbus, Dayton, New.
Ark and Cincinnati, closes ~ 10 NJ ueaVes u IiSo
GnoSEA4f fHaouez, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
IyouSTiIia ST. Louis, Indianapolis, ZanesVille and
Wheeling, closos at 6:l0 ?. n.
PIfTGBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
ington, closes st I7:4O P. NJ.
PITIsBURGH WAY, for all points between Cleveland,
Welsville, and Pittsburg, Harrisburg Phtadeiphiai
Baltimore and Warrington, CLOSES at7;3O A. IA.
MARoEING WAY, for all points between OleVelAnQ
and Youngstown CLOSES At 10 r M (leaNea As SUO
MIDIEA WAY, closes ats AN.
ROOKRoBT, 6e.. closes ont q SsdAysI ThTrBdATh ana
BRHOEsvILLl, BATE, &C., closes TussdAyS and Sat.
=sHARos OEsTER, Granger, Eorth RoyAlton 80,
eiogss on Tuesdays and saturdays att A. M.
WARREEsvILLl, closes daily 1910 A. "a.
HA1TOLHvHLAHDGn and Euelid, closes daily, at z. n.
SrMAil and Drop letter. are required, By law to
nrAii City Circulars are required to be prs-pAia
With tvo-csnt stamp
Sunday from A. n. TO 1910 A. n.
. &. OOWLEs. P. NJ.
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1857, WANTS q FOUND.

M ANTED.-HAND LOOM.-EVR-
Hand Loom Is an article he wants to make and save
money with. The turning Of an easy crank by man
woman or boy does the whole business Of weaving IS
50 yards in day IS TO SO Gay can be earned By
Its use. State, County and ToWnshie Rights and
Looms for sals. Address, with stamps, BhAHEON
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FULLY Warranted by Manufacturers.
aEn mn MONEY ADVANCED

Tsii known wAGNER' S LOAN 0FFTUE, on securi.
ties Of every kind, VIZ Gold aud Silver Watches, Di.
amonds, Silver Ware, Jswery, Guns, Pistols, Oloth.
property and articles Of value, the most Batissc
tory terms. Business strictly private Asta5lished
1851. N. B.-A variety OF unredeemed Watches, Jew
elry, Guns, Ao-, for sale at bargains.
69-Ofice--corner OF Water and superior-Sta., over
octiS J. 8. & W. WAGEER,
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d, g b AH ~,
BszSsr ef lie Royal Coilsgs o' Pbsrie;ss'I
Lss5oN, EasIaad; srud~ais Of
Riaord's RosoisaI for


Ris0rd's EoPisaI foT
FEMALE DIS EASE
rud constant attendant OF Paris, London, EeW
IsanE snd Montreal Hospitals fer the last On yssu
has opsned his Onos ht The
johnson House, Cleveland,
Uksrs be Win De hspFY 30 INSET all Taos who ara 81
aio.sd with sabscuts and chronic diseases.
Ea treatment Il entirely dinsrsnt from the OF
DlHa, snd Is mid, efecasiorE and elective. Hhm5d
tsihsl ara hmFly ysEetsbls extracts nd oils tbeI
have nsySs bssn used but BY two Othsy physicians
AusEios ,sidss hlmssf. BE hes EPsn the creates
pal Of hf life Sad Thousands OF dollars IN obtainir
fsE secrets IN hia procession. De tssts tho UFJ
fer AL forms Of dlscass. EeehSrEsioE giving
hons.t and tzus Etstgment Of thsir ozss.
- ~e- sPERNATORHGA, $50
10 TcUEa HEE.-Ee cAa Prove % you IA foE MiI
gsss thst he 4 ths only physician yoa treatii
with that cures this disease. For 0yory patient va
VII follow his directions, he viii give One Hunors
Dollars II he fails 10 curing this diBease No ohar
oda for consultation. Tho55 ct distance who via
20 consult the Doctor may 90 50 BY sending 8 smzl
Tsl Of urine By mall, with name sex and age. and b
Vf answer and describe their OasO aud the possibi
~ Of Rsttingrslisfs - snnicaing return po5tA 2
Gfer1b- mAr1.st7
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Oonneotionl Are made at MonresyfIIe with tha R.,.
ansEy, hansneld Newark 3. b. At Oyds SIfS me
111 s51n11aGsky, Dayton Cincinnati z. B., at Fremont
with Aremont Indiana q R., and AZ Toieio V1ffb
tae Michigan Southern q Northern Iraisra S1d ~
ledo wabash Railroads for OhIoAzo patroif. Jaoi-
tont norL Naynes Logsnsport, Lafsyetts, Cairo Ai
tons 50. LouiI and all points Wet NoFthWs-f' and
Southwest. M
trains arrive IN Cleveland from Tolsdo and Ehe
Cleveland. NoTem bar Is, 1855
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M. afnaor

kBoFEs8oB OF HLEoTnoPAfHI AND AKDIoIM1s
Omce-ll9 Seneca Street, few doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite the City Hotel.
ONCE hours frem9 to II and from 2t0 O'Clock
daily (SundaYg exoepted.l
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! POsT.OFFICE TIMETABLE.
1854. Winter Arrangement 1854.
FoR THE
Arrival and Closing Of Nails
-s -....-.. THU
0LEYEIANR POST 7.!E oEFgIIOE. 7.EI

brMaiIs VIII be opened and ready Tor delivery one
hour after arrival OF trains.
nD-An Mails close one hour before departure OF
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 700 A. M. and lao and
6&P. n. I..- sr. -....-
Eastern Way arrives at lO:l5 A. NJ.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 9:35 A. h
do Way arrives ct $40 p ID.
5Andusky Way arrives At s:25 A u.
MohoDtng Way arrives at 5:30 IA.
OinoinnAti Through arrives at $50 a. M go r H
do Way arrives at 800 p. M. -. -
Western Through arrives ct 9S5 n, and s:5o ?. H.
do Way Arrives ct 2Ab Z. n.
Medina Way arrives at 400 Z. NJ.
ROckpert, 3d. arrives Tuesdays, ThurSdayn ana net-
uTdAyB ct II NJ,
BrsokEYille Bath. &o. arrives hOndAyI and Fridays
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Sharon Center Granger North BoyAltoR, ke, arrives
Mondays and Fridays at P. n.
WArrensville arrives daily at lO=lb A. II.
Haat Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily Atp A. =.