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sPEelAL NUTIEEe.
FR0VN's BROSCHlEL TROCHI

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHRs.
Thsls Iczsnees are prep ITed from highly esteem'
"a recipe for aeyiating Bronchial Affections, Asth
ma, HONrSsnessi Coughs, COIds AID Irritation or
B0rsness Of tbs Threat.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AID YOcAIIsTs
yin hnd them beneficial In clearing the voice before
speaking or singing and relieving the thrort after
any unusual exert on Of the vocal organs. having
Collar adaptation to aflctions which diutufb the
oTgasl OF tpeech.
gE-sold By All DrugEists and Dealers in Medicine
u ths United States and mst Foreign countries. ct
Is osats psr BIZ jHal2 Ra lmo
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RAMRlaRR.
A TLANTIO & GREAT WEsPN
~ RAILWAY

on and after Monday. November 18th, 1850, Tbrough
passenger and Freight Trains VIII be regularly
Between Cleveland and New York.
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EHg
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The Baltimore american on Imme dIate
Emancipation in Warylnnd.

"Ths Shareholders require relief, such as
an set Of emancipation promptly passed
would give them, in releasing them from
the obligation of supporting the worthless
contrabands left on their hands by the
exodus or Decentralization" Of the able
bodied. Once made free by the act Of the
State, and those who have fed or who were
inclined to leave would return to, or stick
by their cwn-Tould do something in the
way Of labor to support them"
The same journal, one of the most in
Auential in the State, urges immediate ac-
tion:
ave hear Cit ssys) that the friends Of
immediate emancipation in the legislature
propose to call the convention forthwith,
SO that it may come together and act be.
fore the legislature adjOurns. Could this
be done-and there seems no good reason
in times so needful for prompt action why
it should not be done-the advantages Of
the step would be apparent at once in the
fact that, each acting in its own sphere,
the legislature would still be il session to
do what would be needful to confirm the
action of the Convention-to modify or
alter laws, and generally fit the State
without needless and damaging delay for
the great and radical changes that must be
recognized and provided for, in every way
needful, to make matters move on smooth
ly in the new pathway which lies before
the commonwealth"
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AEA AhD IdP0RTANI PAssENaEH RnuIE.
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ths Insurance ONCE OH. =. BrsybOn.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-stS. Lot
Brick House and Lot, corner Of BrOgnell and Will
son-Sts. L7t Dfeet front, running 10 the Lake
ouse and log No. s75 k1nzInan Street. lot l00x3s0
house has all the modern improvements Of hot
and cold Wster and Gas throughout, furnsoei
Brick Dwellings, Nos. lN and los Euslid sreet
Lots running through to Huron street. Te-y
House and Lot, corner Parkman and Brownsll-Sts
occupied also as shoe shop. Lot 2'xlOo feet.
Building, Machinery, &c, for the manufseture Of
boxes, Wash-boardS, &C, corner Of Wesr River
I7o feet feet On IN Euciid.st Terms TSsisS easy.
Houae and Lot, No, 100 Ohlo.st. $3.50.
rssidenos Of L. N Hubby, Esq
Two Brick Houses aud LOIS on Euolid-st, near Per-
Cottage, No I24 Lakest. Lot 2sxlOO feet.
House and Lot, No. Z27 Scovilie- avenue.
2l5 feet on Summit St. extending 10 the Laks, cor
Five acres on Wlson-AVsnue, with considerable In
prOvsments.
House and Lot, No. Az Kinsman-st. A large and
desirable lot and good house.
Lot Michigan street. s4xI55 feet 81 600 down and
Two-Story Frame house on Lake street, opposite
Clinton Park. Lot 66xls3 feet. Price q, 800.
frame House on st. Clair street. bot 44xls0 feet.
dssrsbls house and lot in Hudson TO exchange for
city property.
FABMS FOB SALE,
40 acres In BrscksyIle; IS acres improved balance
choice timber land SIS Per acres. Terms easy.
100 acres IN Parma, good House and Barn; % scres
good timber, we'll Watered and good building
stone.
52S acres in Orange good frame House. 25 acres i'm
proved balance timber.
80 acres wood land In Brownhelm, LOrain county,
miles north Of Fernillion River.
Saw Mill in Bedford, with half acre Of land on
1inker's Greek.
z sores on $. Clair st. Small frame house.
ls acres on htnsman St, opposite the Cemetery.
% acres 10 wood land, balance improVed) on Euclid
Road, good springs Of water, fruit, and a good
situation for grapes.
OhOlCe and well selected lands IN Iowa WiscoBEip
and Michigan, for sale or exchange.
20 acres in kewburg, about miles from Cleveland.
Goo1 house and barn and hns orchard. IS 600.
$50 acres, 30 mi from Toejo and eight miles from
Mausecn station on Air Line Railroad; $50 praf-
rie and balance timber land. New House. Barn
and good fruit. go per scre; terms sasy, drcIs
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NLEYELAND, COLUMBUS &
= UIEUlHEATI 8AiLkOAD.
- ~ ~ 80 80
WINTEB ARRANaKlTHNT,

1884. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1854,
On and sftss Monday November 18Th, PAsssuFsr
Trains viii leave Cleveland, Is follows, teundsys
LIST tTrsln-SIAG IAGA.M.-CJEUIHHATI A. EXPREss
st0Pping ~ oTaiton. y ellington, New Lozdon,
shaiby, OrestltEe, gaiiga, Gilead, CArdingt9n,
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis center and WOTt6ing.
bGs I'D ,. m Dayton 49, .. a., Cincinnati SIS
?. n, - Louis lo;i5 q. u indianapolis SO ?.
mi Cairo 5.oG ?. L., Sort Wayne 4:lb ,. n, Ohl-
eSgo via Orestlt1s ln'30 ,. N.
I'd Trsln-i3iIG P Ei.-AOOOMMoDATIO TIOH.-
stops 81 ail Stations, aBd arrives IN Columbus
at $50 p. n ,CinciDnGt $50 q m.
Sd Train-3;IO z. m.-sII8ftr EXPRESS-6top-
PlnB at Berea, Grafton Wellington, New Lon
son a1u Delaware arriving At Crestline st l0.l0
,. m, Columbus l:J5 g n, Dayton I:s5 8 m,
Cincinnati Toe q. ~ indianapolis 20 q n. 81.
Louis "a ,. N Cairo 5so0s m, 1t. Wayn0ES0
8 m and Chicago via 0rtstine lo:49 .. N.
EYzinz leave OiumbT;8 ~ 3so snd .O:2ga H. so pm.
ErrITc ~ uiereissos 20 a. N, ESQ and 800 ,. N.
OOERECTIOHs.
5sslbT- T-ssndHssy, msEsasld q Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield 1t. Vernon, Newark, lanes
ossatIno- FiitsbErsa, Sort Wayne Chicago RAl-
rcad, Forest, Up7er BandUsky, Dslphos. L.
I1sl Fors Wayne, Laporte, Chicago, 50.
gest, and Nastior hansaoid. Wooster, hAI-
Graten sid BsliaioniinB Raiiroai Line Tor Marion,
BsllsioG;tai9s, 5;t1 1, sidney, Ugion, Annois, In
vile, Louisville, Jeiro, 81. Louis 80.
DslaEIrs-Eith Springfield branch for Springfield.
ColumbEs-Little Miami B Columbus, and XsniA
Railroad, for Xsnia, Dayton, indianapolis,
Tsrre Esutel ST. Louis, Morrow, LOyelAnd,
and OineinRanl s1d With the Ohio Ms.
Eisstppi Railroe8f 'Cineinnatifor LoalITilisl
Eyansgilie, Cairo, 81. LOUIS a2d all points
toiumbus-Oentrai ohio RaJ!roaa Tor Newark. Kanes-
vile, Wheelins, lso.i Columbus, Piqua
Indiana Railroad for Fiqua, Urbana, 81
~ Tor Tickets to AL points and Information ap-
Ply - the Passenger Station, and At Union Ticket
Once, li7 superIor-st
Oisrsissa Nov. Is, 1854 suSsrs1Ieadent.
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Fare As Low as BY Amy other Route.
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CITY PRoPERTY FoR SALE

A FIEsr RATE OPPORTUNITY FOR INvEsrMENr.
20 vacant Lots come Oaua and River and near to
n 6usit e5s part Of th- CiIy, be bought at bar
gain.
EUCLID sT-Brick House. two stories basement
ties, &c. e. 501
LAkE-Sr-On Clinton Park, one and a half story
House aud Lot, 5lxs9 s2TO
klhsm N-or-A large and handsome House. fitted
up with all the modern improvements; Dra.InP
Room, lSx24 feot, aud sargs lot
ST. .CLAIk-ST-hew Brick II use with mcdsrp i'm
pr0v6msuts $1,000.
klSsa tn-S r-heGr Eiis-St., good large Cottage
House aud Z acre Of land. 81 500.
HICk S-ST-Nssr the Giro e, West Side, House and
Lot. s70O.
PRCSrEgr-sF- 1.-Two story Brick House, water and
gas and Il rcCms. 1880.
with barn sl,6AJ.
WALNU r-ST-Go0d Brick Houss, two stories and
basement.
EIGliD-sT--Saar Ferry, Vacant Lot, iOO13yO fest
LIS ~ -st-Near Clinton Bark, Vac mt Lot, s0r
First Class Business Property,
Lots with Stores, &c on supsrIor and Ontsri,-sts
good ior Investment
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.TOHN G.. JENNINGS.
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.


Policies Written in the
Charter Oak Fire Ins. Co. Ho-.s,,s
North American Fire Ins Co. nSrtIoru' G'
Merchants Fire ms. Comply. OOnn'
City Fire Ins. Co., New Haven, Conn.
Msssasoit o. sPringfd, Mass.
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, Ct.
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FRIESD IL HEzD-TRT II. -
D. BWest'E JHFAL EIBLE LlEIAENT e pre5Ar :
Iron te recipe Of D.. BtsBhen Sweet Of Conssosics
ths ETeSt bone sotsr and has been used in his EEE
iss for the last twenty year. With tas most sstoniz
nf rlooeal Az a. external remedy Il tG without
ElTnl and viii alleviate pain speedily than aDl
cthsr preparation For all Rheumatic and EefsoJl ]
AOrsls Wounds, Srratna, Brgtsss, &C., itG socthI
hsalfHC and powerful BtreE gheniuE rrcpeaEittes
site sae juEt Wondsr end OF al who hf
9Ner given q Trial. Over .czE hundred Gertinoett
81 remarkable CGrsE BeisOrssd by t within the lcft
eHo Fedra attest 20 this isci. t.rung AFInst-Ura q
AEzn Z - lnsrafEnf itaovTdEuT- RS
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FARMs ANp cur PRopERrY.

Lots with ssores &c on Superior and ontario-sts.,
good ior Investment
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TO THE LADIES! D..
Both Married and sIngIeIR
The OLDEST REGULATOR FOR FESsLEsl

There fs but one GENUINE AND SURE CURy for GTRLR
OF WoNEE who suder from Irregularities or Obstruc-
tiOns OF the Menses, whatever msy be the cause q
those distractions. This cure has been recognizes
for many years. The only Safe Reliance IL in
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Lefrrr I.nnnnnrc.

Il has been said that the Scotch dialect
is peculiarly powerful in its use of VOW
els, and the following dialogue between 3
shopmsn and his customer hes been given
as a specimen, The conversation relates
TO plaid hanging at the shop door:
Customer (inquiIing the materially
0o2 Wool y
sbopmsn-Ay, 90. (Yes, of wool,
Customer-A 90 (All wool p
shopman-Ay, a 90. (Yss, all WOOL
CustomsF-A ae Oo2 IAN same wool p
shOpmsn-Ay, q ae 90. (Yes, sll the
same wool
Persons fond Of eoonomising words
sometimes use letters in their stead. The
fate Of ell earthly things is spelled in two
Woo1ds-D. K. Ehgy is spelled F. 1. G.
A man being asked by young lady what
photography was, took out his pencil and
wrote the following, telling her that was
photography; o. R. A. B. U. I. L. N.p
You are beauty, Ellen.
Come here Tommy" said q school
master, do you know your A B Cs2'
i' Yes, zur, know q bee Sees"
A person speaking to very deaf man,
and getting angry at his not catching his
meaning, said: "Why, it is as plain as
BIC" "That may De, cir" replied the
poor man "but am D E F."
A lady occupying room letter B at one
Of the hotels wrote on the slate the follow
ing; awake letter B at seven; and if
letter B says, Let US be- don't let letter
be, because If you let letter B be, letter
B viii be will be unable to let her house
to Mr.. B. who is to be on hand at half
past seven" The porter, q better boot
black team orthographist, did not know
at seven whether to wake 'letter B or
"let her be-"
The story is quite old Of Mr.. OitiWeIl
Woods way of spelling his name;
30, double T,
!, double L,
Z, double L,
double U,
double o,
D."
The lawyer who asked him in court
how to spell it was unable to write it
down. Nest people remember, too, the
way We spelled "WoOdhouse' in our
childhood:
Double U double double D, E,
Il, o, double o, double 3, E.
II wasn't correct, but il made q shyme.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
al Letters Patent o, England, and secured 6y b,
scala Of the geole Dc Ph1vIlGcis de Paris snd ths
Imperisl College O. Medicine Vienna
No. Que Is invaluable for Exhaustion, Sperrr=so=
rhoes sud all physical disabilities.
Nc. Two 0nplsselT eTadioatss sIi tFacss OF shoss
diseases that have heretofore bca treatd By the nau
seSGs and RernioiOus uss o! oopavia and clbebd.
Mo- Three has entirely surPlsnte the urioug usa
Of mercurg, thereby iasurias 70 the suharer s,'eT
relief, dispensing al impurities. ami roOtlug cat ths
T2IEsElzAE No5. and ;, sre preparations IN Lhe
form OF iosange5, devoid o! taste and smell aad cs
be carried in ths Ws75ccgt pI. kgt. Eod IN 1 cases
eEd divided i1to ssparla does, hs uLtuistsrsi b
felpaEi Lai5Iuani E0uEl &iceld- &c Irtca zr eSaG
or cases for 81, wiic 9syss IS; aud in sz7 ogszs
whereby there Is saving OF 81. To be had whole.
EsE Ecfk.
1nnedIatsiy on ss05iFiBs remittance Dr. EarroE
vii oT ward tas triaelaer TO ey EsEt Of the Wore
securely psoked, and aGTosBsd sc50sdn4 :, Ehs ir.
structfOns OF the writer.
ees-sold ~ g. y GT.s'tI,. Ag-ni 7or fssvss-rd.
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Fasssngs-s By this Line have choice o. Five Disc
rent Boutes between Eew York and Boston.
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The Maquoketo (owa) Excelsior, in its
"Rates of Advertising" says: Mar
riage notices published free, if the bride.
groom is too stingy to pay anything" To
which the Dubuque Times says: "You
are too lenient by far; don't you you pub
lish any more marriage notices for less
than a kiss from the bride, at least. We
dom"
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CLEVELAND 5 ERIE B. B.
3
/. wINTER ABRAEGEHEET.

-
1884. WINTER ARRANGEHEET, lsss1
On and after Monday, November 18th, Isss. Pa..sn-
ger Trains viii run as follows Sundays exOsptSdl;
LEAYE CLEVELAND:
ESQ 4. m.-DAT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stoupinza
Wuloughbys Psinesyills, Geneva, Ashfab1l.-
Conheant A1d direru only, and arrive At nria ~
3;l5 P. m.-GIHGINHATIk kx to1O1S ~ , ~,
PAlnesyilie, AsktAbula and GirArd only. Add ~
Eiyes - hrie 525 p n, Dunkirk S;lT D. n, Buf-
3s55 2. M.-MAIh AND ACCOMMODATIONS
stopping a. AL stations and arrives at Era Al
siIO P, 5s.-EIGHT ExPREss TsAIE-sto,u,n,
at faiueSTlie, AshtEb1la and elrArd onlJ, and
ar Ives a Eri8 Et y A. a. N, Dun kirk GS5 -
m.s Buffalo 40 n. "a.
LaAFU ERIE
$40 A. z--Ni0HT EZPBESS TBAIH-Stopptnra AZ
GIGrdr A7Rtsb1la and PsiresYilis oulv md A.
rigea = Cleveland a. 100 A. x.
go 4. E.-dAlI AZ d ACCOMMODATION TRAIW
-etoppl1s a. al ststions and srrtVes as OieVS.
s.se a. E.-TJLEDO EXPREsS-stoppinz at all ia.
cicnH except EWsnviiis, Ssybrook Dpionviii,
fsSry5 lsntcr and Wickllfe, and arrives az
2;i5 ,. s.-DAT ESPBEss TRAIE-Stop2Ing ss o.
rard, ConnSsut, Ashtzbula, and PHinesVfIls
only snd a-ItTeS IL Cleveland at 6:z5 P. n,
~ SeoOad Cisss us7s srs run On al through
: Z the trsios goiag Westward eonnsss at Usvslazd
VIA tiains 'or Tolec, Chicago, Columbus, Oincin-
2Ezii taaianaFtas 81. Leafs, 70; and all through
krsiRs Ot the B. Y. k Railroad and at Buffalo with
those Of the New York Central and Buffalo & GOV
YORK Clty RAILROADS tor New YORK, Albany, B0stsE,
Niagara Falls, 6c., and a. kris With trains on ~
Philadelphia snd Erie Raiiroad.
eS-Day Express, sast and West, connects st GIrard
With Trains on RIis and PittsbsrEh Railroad fcF
tftnesFlliet M0ddFtlie, jamestown, &c
Cleveland, November .i5th, Is5s. - - '-' =
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TLEVELAND s TOLEDO 3. R,
p

t4,1at64
ls6s4. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1884
On and sstsT Monday, November 18th, 1858, Passsn.
ger Trains viii leave Cleveland folloWS tSundaYl
sIcsptsdJ:
7i5O A. M.-CHIOAGO EXPRESS-Stops At Berea,
gTaTI0Is Oborlin, Horwslk, HonrosYills, Belle
Yue, Clyde, ETenOntand ElmOre, and arrives As
IcisGoat 1880 P. NJ; Detroit SO P. H. aud Chi
a.G5 z. ESTERN MAIL-SbOps 1t al sta
tigas n Southern Division. and arrives At To-
lado at 5sa5 P. n; Chicago 600 A. n.
4EsBO j.. M.-NCkIAHkh mAlL-5top9 At AL sta
LI01s on Northern DfTiziou. and Arrives At SAN
dusky At - H..
1870 y. M.-NlGHf B1PR ESS-StcBs At Grafton,
horWalk, M0ur0eTtlle, Clyde, and fremont, and
arrives 81 ToiedO g "A P. H.; Detroit SEQ 4. h;
and Chicago At 1919 A. n.
CORRECTIONS.
Connestiors are made at Nourosvills With the ean-
dugky, HRns1eld & Newark h.R., ct Clyde with the
3sadusky, Das ton q Cincinnati B. R., at FREMONT
with Fremont Indians =. z, and At Tois1o with
the Michigan Soutborn HOrthorn Indiana and To-
t9Go Wabash Railroads Tor chicago, Detroit, jack
son, Fort Wayne, Logsls0OTt, Eafaystte, Cairo, Al
son, St. Louis and all poinn West, Northwest md
southEost.
Trains arrive IN Cleveland frcn TclOdo and TIE
Esst 81 s:75 A. E.l.2l5 P r., and s:as ?. \. Trom
eandnhky az SIS A. r. l. d. HUCKER BuS't.
Cleveland, November II. lohi
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No Ohief Attributes of Manhood 81,

frsqusnfly lost or snsBsadsd By mai-prAotioes aad
sisus hebItl that viii Inevitably lad % heredtaE5
airsass niles chosked IN time. Rse5 the truths IAS
down IN the treatise "HUHAR FRAILTY, or PEzI
HoLosIoAh BrsEkEoHEs." Il is slsboratslY flluStrF
"a With oolorsd engrasings and viii convince ID
nost hardsnsd and u1oonosFnsd, C. well - rslisH
ths Minds Of the most deuFonding, Gy lssdinE thsE
n the right channel for RELIEF Of bodily and EsntS
aEoay and despair.
Hz3-sold by Dr.. BAEa0H, Isl Blssoker-5t., =. !,
Erina - oeutI. Sent es eFe-y where See adrertiFb
n1ons Of q Trieeemsr" in al0ther column.
Eolt also ~ g. ". CLARK, Druggist, OisVelansl
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri
RAY nd Sexual syBtsm-ne9 and reliable treatment
In Rsports Of the HOWARD AEsOcIATIoS. Sent b!
NAL In sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge Ad-
drezs Dr. ;. SEIILIS HouGEToE, Howard AssOoia-
son, No. South Einth-st, Philadelphia, Pc.
dec2 ll0
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EUaAE- -OoATED, PURELY VKaETABLS
Ths Oldost, OhssPsst, and most Reliable EAmiu
Aedicins IL use. More used then any other kind.
Price IS osnts-11 Pills in box. See Cireliara.
Sold By Strong 4 Armstrong, Benton BrotlsrS
y. ". Palmer, Churchill Bro. Also, ct Sholsssl
hAe rstsil ct ISL 0ntscio-St., Cleveland, by
9. G. HORRIS, Gon'I AgoLt,
Tor OHIO 1iohiEAn and IndIszs.-
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Diseeges Of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri


E-T-Is6o-x.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs-
Thsy purity strengthen and iDvigorats.
Insy create q healthy apPorite.
ThsT are an antidote 20 change Of water and diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation late hours
They sirsngthen the system and eniiyen the Etno
They prev Mt miasmatic and Intermittent ieYsre
They Puri Z the breath and aridity Of the stomach
They cure Dyspepsia and COnsti patton
IheT Curs Diarrh0ea, Cholera and CholerAmoTbuI
They cur Liver Complaint and Headache.
They sre ne bsst Bitters in the world. They MAXI
th weak mar strong and are exhausted nature gTaa
restOrer. TGey made OF pure st Croix Rum, tbs
celebrated Riseya Bark, roots and berbss and an
taken with The pleasure OF leverage, without Il cara
20 age or time OF day. Particularly recommended q
delicate parsons requiring gentle stimulant. Sole
by sn GFocers, Druggists, Hotels and saloons.
H 2. DRAEE & co..
fuyI-R@eoW 2a2 Broadway, n.
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Barn sni Fruit.
ge lar Still acres, with 3 aerss Of grapes
East eye-and-Near Euclid-St and WfTlson Ave-
nuo5 large and convenient Brick House. with
moGeTn improvements, Barn, ~ acres land with
Fruit, &C. For s5tO0.
- Also, a lsrgs number OF Farms, Out-I ots
DTelllngSi g. too numerous to advertise dscI6
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& LITTLE. DEALER In REAL
zAS Estate Railroad and other stocks. Has on
hsnd lArgs lot OF Farms AID Farming Iands IN
tnts state Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois.
80 O1 % over No. 80, south side Of Pub. Square.
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Into the night they went,
At morning, side by side,
They gained the sacred Place
Where the grsstest dead abide;
Where grand old Homer sits,
In godlike state benign;
Where broods in endless thought
The awful Florentine
Where sweet CerTsntes walks,
smile on his grave face;
Where gossips quaint Montsigne,
The Wisest Of his race
Where Goethe looks through all,
With that calm eye Of his
Where-little seen but Light
The only Shakespeare is f!
When the new spirit came,
They asked him, drawing near,
81 Art thou become likeusf"
he answered, lam here"
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I AND 0BFIOE.-H. II. LITTLE
- has constantly on band a large number Of i'm
eT0yst Farms for sale for cash OF on tiTae Also-s
ysIis.y Of City and Village Property aad choice
karming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri
l4ch be VIII exchange for Farms, City or Personal
5PIT9perty q cIes in Aviator Building, hos, and s.
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BF. G R All BE-,
HsaBsr If de Royal Oogses Of FbysieiGSsI
LOadOa, ESsglaHd; Gradssats e|
Ris0rd'S HospitaI for

LOadOa, Es.gEard; Gradssats eT
R;eord'S Hospital for
FEMALE DIS EASE
and constant attendant Of Paris London, New
leans md Montreal Hospitals ioF ths Last ten yeGrs
has opened his once Et the
johnson Houser Cleveland,
Ehsre be viii be hAV7y 70 meet all those who srs ~
aIstsd With Gubseu.e and ehronis diseases.
His srsstment Is entirely different fron the or
plaas and is mIId, sfHcseiOus and effective. HEmsd
ioinss are simply vegetable extracts nd oils, theI
have never been ussd but sy two othn, physicians
America besides himself. Hs has sDeH the creates
part Of hia life and thousands o. dollars IL obtainIr
isE secrets in bis profession. he tests Che UFif
Tor al forms Of disease. No uhsrssio- giving
honest GAd true Gtatsmsnt Of thair case.
BPERNATORHUA,
10 roCEe MEE.-He can provs 70 ycu In few nh, I,
utos tGt be is the only physician you treats
With thst this disease. For oysry patient VII
viii follow his directions, he will give One Hnndre
Dollars he fails II curing this disease. 10 ohGrSt
made for consultation. Those st distance who Wial
20 consult the Doctor may do 80 by sending anal
Wal Of urins By NAL, With nas and age, and II
vii answer ead describe their osss snd fhe possibi
isy Of getting relief, hy encloHina return Foslggi
EsAmE, mar3:3T
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head little and quickly said, 'Adsum 7 an
baek."-Ths NeieeoMes.
!.
The Angel came by night,
(Such angels still come down
and like sWinter cloud
Passed over London town;
Along its lonesome streets,
Where want had ceased to weep,
Until It reached house
Where great man lay asleep;
The man Of all his time
Who knew the most OF men;
The soundest head and heart,
The sharpest, kindest pen.
II paused beside his bed,
And whispered in his ear,
He never turned his head,
But answered, " l am here"
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The story is quite old of Mr.. Oitiwell
Woods way Of spelling his name:

The lawyer who asked him in court
how to spell it was unable to write it
down. Nest people remember, too, the
way We spelled "WoOdhouse' in our
,b;TdLood.
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Double U double double D, E,
II, o, double o, double 8, E.
It wasn't correct, but it made shyme.
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one DR.. Massey, and " electrical physi-
clan" at Hartford, Connecticut, was lately
given a thorough drubbiug by the indig-
nsnt husband Of female patient for
whom he had an affinity" with whom
he took improper liberties.
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REAL ESTATE,
pRAYTON 4 sTOOKWELL.
- REAL EgFATE AGENys.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.

,aiOa Eo. 5 AtWstaf Building. Entrancs throazh
the Insurance ONCE OF H. 7. BrSyt0n.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING Jan. 20. 1854.
ADSURI.
HT r. H. sToDDARD.

CDec. 2s-4, 1868.