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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-11

Diseases OF the Throat, Chest and Pulmonary OF
gans are ever prevalent insldious and dangerous.
The properties Of q medicine TO alleviate cure anf
uproot these Complaints must be E1pectoranhi Ano
Gyne and lnFiEoras3nF, iOosentng the mncuh oi l4t
throat and i'm pc ring tone 10 the entire system NJ
discovery IN dical acience mastered this olAsi
Of diseases Ike Dr. Wynkoops Iceland PectofeL- II
is used with the most astonishing results in ell cas
Of Bronchitis, Influenza, WhOoPlng Couch, Dipthe
ia OF Putrid Sore Throat, Asthma, Group, Coughs
Oelds, Nervous Debility, &C.
The Rev. J. }. Potter oertihss, " that have uses
Dr. Wynkoops PeotOra for several years. myself anc
IN my family, for severe Pulmonary Complaints, Ent
have recommended il TO many others, and have new
er sen its equal" Rev. J. J. PDITEkl
Brooklyn, n. z.
Hundreds and thousands ofimportSut testimonial
could Be produced showing Its remarkable cureg and
that II EEvEs 1t Is composed Of pure Iceland
Moss, Balm OF Giiesd, Peruvian Balsam, Eleoempane
Oomirey, Burdock, and other Invaluable expectOrani
and tonic tnRredienta. 1t is harmless, prompt anC
LISTING. InYGlds and sufferers cannot sfiord 70 Les
lsot trial. Every family should have II. 1t is re
markable for Group. Full descriptions recommend
ationB and directions accompany each bottle
- Prepared BY Ur. r. d. WFHEOOP, and sold b.
ID e. BARN q a co, New York iYlO-R -R22ecU
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1LEVELAND, COLUMBUS 4
~ UIHOIHAAfI BAILEOAD.



1854 WINTEB ARRANGEMENT. 1864.
On and after Monday, November 18th, Passenger
oeptedl:
LIST stTrain-7i4OA A. M.-GIEOIEHAT EXPRESS
sStsoPPlns a sTattonl Wellington, Eev London
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and Worthiug-
tom arriving at Ursstlne at 1910 8. m, COlun-
p r. st. Louis lO.45 a. m, Indianapolis s:45 ,.
m, cairo 500 2. m, Fort Wayne 4:i5 ,. N, Ohi-
ID Train-I:iO P 1i.2kOUoMnoDSTIo TIoE.-
Stops ct All stations, and arrives IN Columbus
81 $50 ?. n CINCINNATI 5 so q. N.
Sd Train-z;1O p. M.-HlgHT TE8PREsS-stop-
pins a. BeTeay Grafton, Wellington, New Lon
ton and Delaware; arriving at Orestlfne st 10 10
,. m;, columbus Its g. m, Dayton 4;45 q. n,
Sinelnnasl ~ a. NJ lndiAnapolis 80 a. m st.
q n, snd chicago via Orsstline lo.4o .. N.
Trains leave Columbus at $50 and iO2Oa n $50 pm.
arrive At UieTeiAno 9 30 m, ESQ and 900 p
CORRECTIONS.
5hslby-5sndusky, Mansfield Newark Railroad, loF
Mansfield Mt. Vernon Newark, lanes
OFastiins-Piftsburgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rsii-
road Forest Upper sAndusk7l Delphos. -
ma, Fort wayne, LaPorte, chicago, &C..
vest and East,or hAnshsldl Wooster Ma
qralicn and BsIislontino Fairoad Line for Marion,
Bollefontaines Sidney, Union, Muncie, In
dianaPolis, Terre Haute, Vinoennos, Evans
Vile, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis 10.
pelsWars-gith Springfield branch for Springfield.
Oolcnbu5-Little Miami 3 Columbus, and Xsnia
Eatlroed, for Xenia, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Esrre Haute, ST. Louis, Morrow LoVelandI
And Oineinnatl and with tho Ohio 3 Mis-;
EiHsippt RAiiroadg -Cincinnatifor LouinTiils
Evansville, Cairo, st. Louis, and sil peintl
on the Ohio river.
OolumbuB-OsntralO Ohio Railroad for Newark, Eanes-
Etlles Mhesling, &C.; Columbus, Piqua a
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana, 30.
- For Tickets to all points and information sp-
Rly At the Passenger Station, and 81 Union Ticket
| 0Hoo, l&7 superior-st
| g. FLTHT,
Cleveland. Nov. IS. IsSI superinisndsat.
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COMMIsSI0NER's SALE.
DURsUANT 10 THE COMMAND OF A

DURSUANT TO THE COMMAND OF A
deeretal order Of sale TO me directed, is
sued from the Court Of Comon Pleas, for Cuya-
hoga county, Ohio, IN q case therein pending,
wherein Lyman Little is Plaintiff and William H.
Beaumont, James N Jones, W. G. Davidson, and
Peter Caul were defendants, I shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House, for said county, upon the 9Th day of Feb
ruary, 1864, the lands and tenements described
as follows, TO wit: situate in the township Of
NeWburgh, being number seven in the twelfth
range Of townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve. in the State Of Ohio, and which is also
in the county Of Cuyahoga and is known as the
southerly half Of sub-lots Nos. twenty (22)
and twenty (2S) Of original one hundred
acre lots, Nos. three hundred snd thirty-one
(331l three hundred sud thirty two, (s321 in the
township aforesaid, and being the same lot con-
veyed to the grantor hereof, by the said Lyman
Little, by deed, dated August 18th, 1856, refer
ence being hereby had thereto, said lot contain
ing 1--WE acres, be the same more or less, but
subject to all legal highways. Appraised value
"a 600 J. s. GRANNIS, -
Jsnury 4th, 1884. Master Commissioner.
ian 4:i36
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"a. Y a u
tba IzsGranoe Once Of u. 7. BrAytoa-
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB sALE.
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-sts. Lot
l5lI2lO. A very desirable location. Terms easy.
Brick House and Lot, coraer OF Browneli and viii
sou-Sts. Lot 6Jfeet front, running to the Lake.
BouSs and lot No. SO kinsman Street. lot l00xssO;
house has ali The modern improyemsnts Of hot
marble mantles, &o.
Briek DWellings, Eos. lo4 and i0s Euclid stEest.
Lots running through 70 Huron street- fsry
House and Lot, corner Parkmau and Brovnsll-sts.;
occupied also as shoe thop. Lot Z5xiOO iset-
Buiiding. Machinery, 40, for the manufaetqEs Of
boxes, wash-bcards, Sc, corner Of hear kiVer
and Iain-sts- A good paving busine4s.
10 feet on Euchd-St. Terms easy:
Brick BouEe and lot, No l22 Lake-st., near 70 tho
rsaideucs Of L NJ Hubby, Esq.
Two Brick Houses aad LOIS on Euclid-st, near Per-
Cottage, No l2I Laks.st. Lot 21lOo feet.
House and Lot, no. Z27 ScOvile- avenue.
2l5 rect Summit St, ext ndins to the Lake. cor
Five acres on Wilson Avenue, with oonsiaersbIeim-
House ana Lot, No AT KInsmaa-ss. A large and
desirat le lot and good house
Lot on Michigan street, s4zl55 feet 81 600 down End
the balance IN one, two and three years.
Two-storY Frame nouss on Lake street. opposite
Frame House on st. CLAIR street. bot 4lxl5O feet.
desirable house and lot IN Hudson to exchange for
city property.
FARMB FOB SALE.
20 acres In Brecksvie; IS acres improved, balance
ohoCs timber land S2j per acres. Terms easy.
100 acres iF~Parma, good House and Barn; 30 acres
good timber, wen watsred and good building
stone.
524 acres in Orange good frame House. IS acres i'm
proved balance timber.
80 acres wood land IN BTownhelm, Lorain county,
miles north of Yernillio1 River.
Saw Mill IL Bedford, with half an aero Of land on
Tinker's Greek.
l2 acres on Sc Uiair. st. Small frame houSs.
- acres on k1neman-St,, opposite the Cemetery.
10 acres, 10 wood land, baarce improyed) Euclid
Road, good springs Of water, fruit, and q good
situation for grapes.
Choice and Well selected lands IN Iowa, Wisconsin
and Michigan, for sale or exchange.
50 aeres in EeEburg, about miles from Cleveland.
9OOd house and barn and fine orchard. IS 600.
$50 acres 20 miles from TosfO and eight miles from
MausoCn Station on AIR Line Raisroad $50 prni-
RE and baianes timber land. New House, barn,
and good fruit. &c per acre; terms easy. dsclS
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ARTEMAs WARD, in a recent letter. thus
gives his idea of reorganization
" never attempted to reorganize my
wife but once. shall never attempt It
again. Ia bin TO public dinner, and had
allowed myself to be betrayed into drink
in several peoples healthf; and wishin'
TO make 'em as robust as possible, Ioontin-
ed drinking their hesiths until my own
became affected. Consekens was, I pre-
sented myself at Betsy's bedside, late ct
mite with considerable Ticker concealed
about my person.
al had somehow got perseshun Of 8
hossWhip on my way home, and remember
in some cranky obserVsshun Of Mrs. Wards
in the mnrnin,' Isnapped the whip putty
lively, and in 8 very loud voice said,
Betsey, you need reorganizinT have
come, Betsey,' continued, cracking the
whip over the bed, GhaYe come to reorgsn-
izs your
al dreamed that mite that somebody had
laid hosswhip over me sev'ril ooDseck-
ootive times, and when 1 woke up found
she hsd. hsint drank much Of anything
since. and If ever have another reoresn-
iEin' job on hand shall let il outn
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Can be obtained At any Of tas Onacs5 Of the Eris
8Ailway, and all Ticket OGloes Of Connecting Lines
wet Or 5onthEesti also, a. the Central 1okst Oeo
unoer tae " eddeli House, Cleveland Uhio.
Ask for Tickets viu the Atlantic and Great
western and Erie Railways.
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AFRIEEp II aEEu-TaY u. @
d. BWsst6 6IHTALLIBLA LAllhlAEHTis BrsSAr-
Iron TIE rsciss Of Dr. BisBhsE sUsst, Of c0nRsosS
hs aat hons setter, ald hsS besn used In kil prai
f,s for the lAEt tWsuty year with ths most altohh
Fsru and will alleviate Pain more speedily t1An A.
DthoT preparation For ED Rheumatic and ksfRotl
D.1orceu = L 2 ~ lnlatbl6i niia - ouIs-ssS ~
noraE, Mounds, epratnn, Bruises, &C., II sootan
haaiinF Gnd pqUsrful strenE Ethening propensieey a
11a fhs uIB wonder Hrd toniahnsnt OF all who hA
rDTuF TtYan lt Srial Over four hundred certtDo4is
q ronarkabls cureS Parformsd by Il within the LII
I|-se- ~ fil-rsI1-SaI larIn,i itaourd Az R3f
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INSURANCE.
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company,
BOSTON. MASSACHUSETTS,,

The fourth distribution Of this Company, amount
Tug 10 s44S O0O has been declared payable January
isf, 1854, IN MONEY, being FORTY per cent.
All holders Of policies who have received them at
this agency, or who have made their annual pay
dee2s:isS- w. Q. BR1DPURE, Ast.
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DIR. G r All A n,
E@b@ q Dc RoysJ 0ogEsgS Of PhFriOieaal
LoAdoz, Eagtca6j GradsGis of
RiaordIa HospiiaI for

EseoqIpl . A1odf fltt-+s W
FEMALE DIS EASE
end constant attendant Of PkriE, London, New
Leans and Montreal Hospitals for the laEt ten year
hnI opsned his Omos 6 the
johnson House, Cleveland
Whs-u be viz be hAppy 70 meet all those who are D
aictsd with Bzbsc1ts and chronic diseases.
His trsatmont d sntiTslY different from the OF
Isan, and Il mid. sEcaoious and sGsetiva. Hihmed
iusnsa are simply vegetable extracts nd oils, ths
aavs nsvsr been ussd but By two oths, physioiEnI
Amsrfoa besides himself. BE has spsn the create
paFt Of his lie and Thousands Of dolzrz in obtAihiI
= isW secrets In his profession. BE tests ths UTi
Gog all forms Of disssso. EoohsrEeior givinE
honsIt and trus statement o. their eass.
GPTREATORHUA.
10 Y0uMe MEh.-He prove you In lew nh
utes that he iG the only physician you ever troatc
Vfth that cures this disease For every patient VII
vii follow hi5 directions, he viii give One HundTe
Dollars hs fails In curing this disease. No ohGrFt
lads for c0nslltati01. Ehoss at distance who Wiz
% consult the Doctor may 6a 50 ~ sending g snGl
vial OF urine by mail, with name, and age, AID u
VII snEWer and describe their case and the possibii
III Of getting rsiiea, By Enclosing return poS1gi
gtamI. mar3:ki7
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NLEVELAND Z ERIE R.R,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

- @A%sAAA - =
IscsL WINTER ARBAEGEMEEF. isss.s.
On and sitsr Monday, November 18th, lsss. Passs,-
ger Trains viii run as follows, Sundays excsptedl.
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
Bt5O A. m.-DAk EXPRESS TRAI IN-Stounlrvaf ~
htloughby, PsinesVille, Geneva, As6fsESls
Conneaut aud Girard onIy, and arrive n isris a.
LIS ,. n, Dunkfrk 3.l5 D. NJ Bufi,io s-51 !, =,
3iIS z AI.L,0S1N0IESATI ExP ESS-stoppine- al az
Patnesville, Ashtabuls and 0irsrd only. 90 A..
Elyss a. Erie - ?. m, Denkirk s;lT ,. m, Bul-
3i55 r. m.,1@AIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS
Stopping 81 Ali stations and arrives a Eris al
9iIO p, n.-HIaHF ExPREss TRAIg-stopn,nz
81 PEinesVille, Ashtsbuis snd Girard only. nd
", Buffalo 4;2O f. n.
LEAVE ERIF.
$50 A. H.-HtGHT EAPREkS TgAIH-stonpIng . A
9irerd. AshtE5uia and psinesyille oliv s.f a.
TtTes a. Gssralsud "a 7O0 A. y
90 A. a--Ei AL AAu AoJOA4EODATTOH TRAIH
-. y Va 1E ~ AZ a'Asiol-s EH4 arrives ~ Olsvs.
3;aJ = N.-rULEDO : EXPRESS -StoppIss At ali sta
Perry, aentor and Wiokfihe, aid arrives N
Cleveland AZ leo -
2f6F. s.--DAT EXPEzSs TRAIH-stoppinR Al gI.
rnrds Conn5zuts AGhtabuls, sRd PsinesTiIle
oniy, and s-rfvss In cleveland 81 6:25 P r.
EfAiua.
" - '--iar ing westward connest At ClsvslAaa
natl, lneisnApliI, ST. Louis, &C.; and N tSrouSh
EAtns going HastEard, oonHect a. DunkirE with ths
thcss Of the New York Central aud Bqaslo 4 NJ
York City Railroads for New York, Albsuy, Boston,
stagare Falls Scr and a. Eris with trafns on ths
S-Day hxprae5s East and West, connects at GirATa
With TralEs on Erie and Pittsburgh Railrosd for
LAnesVills, Ae-dviile, jamestown, &C;
Cleveland, November 18TH, iss5. 1'' =
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REOfheral NEolherslI 0IotheFslll

DDn't fan 70 procure Mrs. WlEsLOW's sOoTs'
syrup for CHILDREB TEETHIEG.
Tnis valuable preparation L the prescription ion
The best Female Fhysie'a ans and Eurses in tn
nsed States and has been used for thirty yesrs witt
sTs failing safety and suooess By millions sf moth
= children, from the feeble infant Of one Wesl
oidt the adult It not only relieves tbs child iroD
pain, but inV;gOrAtes the stomach and bowels cor
rses aodity and givss tons and ensrgy 70 the Wbop
y tsm. It VII almost inltsntly relieve
CLIPPING IN TIE BOWELS AND WIND OOLIL
We belisvoit it the Bsss aad sursSt Remedy IN tn
world a all oasss O. Dyssntsry and DisrrheS
Children. Ehsthar II Ariss nom TssthinE, or iroE
aay otke cSuss.
HTFuu directions for using VIII accompany sso
bottls. None genuine unless the fac-simile Of GU
rs &PEKK1Es, FsE York, Is on she wrapper.
.BB-Sold By all Medicine DsalsrI- Principal o2s
DsT-Sts HsN York.
PEiss euIy - OSntr Dor EsttIa,
DHF8-hl-6hulE
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O0NNErTInEa

ConneotionH ars made at MonroeyflIe With ths San,
en5kyl h8nsneld Newark Z. B., at Clyde with ia
bandnskyI Dayton Cincinnati 3. r., At Fremou3
With hremcnt : Indiana 3. B., and al TOledo Wfth
t1e Michigan southern q northern Indiana and 10
led0 Wabash Railroads tor Chicago, DetFoit JACK
son. HorL Wayne Logensport, Lafayette, Cairo All
ton, Sc. Louis and ali points West, EorthVe1t and
Southwest.
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo and Il
West az 9s25 A. AS P. NJ, aud s.F5 p x. Frcm
s1nduskJ q s:25 AZ. L. D. RUUKER, Eup'f.
Cleveland, November Is, Igss
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CLEVELAND Z TOLEDO R, R,


lSs5-4. WINTER ARRAEGEEIEHr. Isss-s
On and after Monday, November 18th, lsss FaaIsa-
ger Trains VIII leave Cleveland IS 1OlioEs lSuntaYs
eXospted):
700 A. M.-gHIQAG0 EXPRES5-Stops AZ Befea,
6EalgSn5 ODsrlni horEalL, hOnroeTille, Belle
1oledo q l2.s0 P n; Detroit $50 P. r.; and Ohi-
2sO5 2. BI.-WEsTERN HfAIL--stops at all sta
tobs N Southern Division. and strives ct To-
lsdo at oieo P. NJ Chicago 6JJ A. r.
At3o Pa M.-hOkEHhhn 1.AIIr--ctgss II All ia
tiOns N Northern DfviEio1s and arrives nt SAN
dusky ct 90 ,. q,
5neO +. m.-HlGHT EIPRESS-Stopss st Grafton,
horTalEi Monroey1lle, Cy de, and Fremont, aud
GrtTea 81 Io!edo O. Y. P n; Detroit 6:Ou A. ~;
and Onicsgo at 1870 4. X.
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THE ALL SUFBTOTFNT THREJ

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-EBlESEnARl /, and ;, NreprotOctsd By Ro7.
Seals OF the koois de PhsTmaois de Paria and tn
imperial College OF Medicine, Vienna
No. One ia invaluable for Exhaustion, Brcrmasox
rhoHs and al physical disabilities.
No. Two pietely eFadicatss ell traces Of fhcss
diseases that have heretofore been treated by the a
se0us and perniciOus use Of oopaYia and cubebs.
hos Three has entirely lupplantsd the urious uBs
OF mercury, thereby insurRg to the sufferer BpesdT
relief dispensing all impurities, and roofing out tho
TRIEaEHARs nos l, and s. preparations in the
iorm Of Lozengoe, devoid Of taste and SMELL aHd csr
be carried IN tina Waitcoat pOS ket Sold in TN cases
and divided into separate doses administered b.
Velpau, LallemHnd, kOuK Riosd, 40. Prioo O. each:
or cases for ts, which saves So and in s77 case,
whereby there Is saving Of 90. To be hsd whole
HeW YORK
lmnedi1tsly on receiving remittance Dr. BarroE
VIII Onward the Triesenar 20 any pnT Of the world
BsourelY packed and addressed eocortiuF - F0e a.
struotiOns Of the Writsr.
n5saold ~ q W 0LA RIE. Agant %. fI.zaIsrd
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HN G. JENNINGS,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.

Policies Written In the
Charter Oak Fire Ins: Co. Hartford.
North American Fire ms Co. HSLsIOiu' Ganu
Merchants Fire Ins. Comply. "'HA
City Fire Ins. Co., New Haven, Conn.
Massasoit q springfd' Mass.
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, CT.
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UITY PRoPEaTY FOB SALE.

FIRST RATE OPPORTUNITY FOR INVESTMENT.
80 vacant Lots, Canal and River and near 70
~ busice5s part Of the City, can be bought st bar
gain.
EUCLID -ST-Brick House, two stories, basement
and attic, water, gas, bath room, marble mar
ties, &c 81 $50
LAkE-Sr-On Clinton Park, one and a half story
House and Lot, 50x99 s2TO
klhoh HN-ST-A largs and handsome House. fitted
up with all the modern improvements; Drawing
Ecomt lsI2f feet, AID 'arRs lot.
ST. OLAlk-SI-hew Brick Fl use with modern i'm
prOvements. 5000.
KlNSM ANS r-NeAr Erie-st., good large Cottage
House aud = aCIe Of land. 1850.
HlCkN-SI-Ne4r the Giro 0, West Side, House and
Lot. f7uO
PRCSPECT-SF-TWo Story Brick House, water and
gas and Il rooms. e5 500.
k-sr--Nesr Perry two story House and Lot,
with barn si,6nO.
ANU sT--G0od Brick House, two stories and
basement.
Eu0Ll D,ST-Fesr PerrY, Vscant Lot, lOOx3'O feet
200 feet.
First Class Business Property,
Eots with Stores, &C on Superior and Ontario-Sts
good Tor Investment.
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PEeial H8T8Es.



he Chief Afirsbusss Of Manhood az
er,ousufly Iu-t q li,d lF nsal-przstiesS and
eso1r hsbIsu fhnt niI Inevitably lad 70 heretezi
mics c.ssld 81 tine Kssd the trHthslaif
aoua n he sIsaiiso eaUMAE ERAlLIFs Of PHzl
1.zoaro.z RrrliErlrs.D Il "a elaboraisly nlEltFai
"a Eith csl1rad enrrlEings and Ein couvines u
uort herdauoI 11f r1colcornadi q ven e. rellssi
eta mind, a. III rsdss bonding, b. leading ths1
I. shs right channel for rulief Of bodily and nsaiB
agoEy and dosralE.
BB-5oid ~ D.. BAEaoW, Isf Blsooksr-Et, 3. y
Efos - cart sent free eTeEyE hsfo. See EdEsftril
freuf a . ~ iese saarit in another ooiurnn.
sod Gi1o b. 6. ". OIlAEE, DrugEi1ti Oisfea1sl
Oala.
Diseases Of The Nervous, Seminal Urt
nary nd Sexual systsm-neW snd reliable treatment
In 2sports Of the HoWEGD AssocIaTIos. Sent By
sH In sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Ad-
drslE Or. J. sKrLEu HoUGHFoS, Howard Associa.
tson, MAJ South Einfh-st, PhTadelphia; Pa.
dec2-l40
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
This Il the most delightful and extraordinary rH
ever discovered. II changes the sun-burnt fao
hands V paArlY satin texture Of ravishing bear
., impsrting the marble purity Of youth, aid ta'
D1sTHsUt aBFearSnos inviting In the city belle
llshion- IsremoFes tan trsokles pimPles and rozgt
nez from the akin. leaving the complexion frsal
tAnEparent and smooth. Il contains no material IN
furious te the kin. Patronizsd By Actress an
Opsra Singers Il Is what svsFy lady should hRva-
Ir6old EgsTTWhors.
DEHAg 8. BARNES 4 90.
General AFenB,
tuly1-RH 211 BROADWAY. New Vnrh
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HEEAEO IMPORTANT PASSENGER ROUTE

Between Cleveland and New York.
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I AND OFFIOE.-H. H. LITTLE
4 ! has constantly on hand e lsrge number Of i'm
proved Farms Tor sale for cash or on time Also-a
variety o. City and Village Property; and choice
FARMING Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he will exchange for Farms, City or Personal
property. Ofsoe In AtWatsr Building, Nos. and 6,
ID floor. mhyIs
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goMMgssIGa AERGNAKTs.
VHATCHER, GARDNER, BURT
L Z OO.s
Storage and Produce
OeKKIssIOE MERCHANTS

CLEVELAND, OEIO,
81 PrOBrictors OF the NEW UNION HALLWAY
SHIP AND CANAL GRAIN ELEVATORS, tagioip,
ing the New Freight Depot OF the O. Q. O. Rairoae
70. on Merwn-st,l having storage capacity or tTg
hundred and ffty thousand bushels.
DEALERS IE-GrsIn, Flour, fish HiRhvinss
Pork, Lard, Butter, Seeds and Country Produce gen
orally. Also, Salt, Water Lime aud Land Plaster.
P.EHAToHE7, ir., GEs. v. GARDRER, Of Iate fra
g. H. BURT, Ozark, Gardnsr 3 %.
A. O. nAIBHB y. \. CLAFLEs.
Firm Of Thatcher, Burt %.
~ Property received by Railway Canal or yssss
Ior Sale or Shipment. Wi give Personal attsntfoux
on Commission, .-l
RR-IIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made OF Al
Oonaignments. We are prepared to receive and sh5I
by Canal, Lake or Rail, (Eithout cartsge0 Grind
stones, Marble, staves, Lumber and Coarse freight.
q al kinds hnTiag this only Derricks in the CitY fp
the transfer Of heavy FFeights
~ Refer to Banks and BHsiDsss Men generally.
der9IlyT
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On and aftsr Monday, November 18th, 1855, THROUGH
Passenger and freight Trains Will be run regularly
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RAILR0ADs.
A TIANTIg & GREAT WEsPN
NEW BROAD GUAGE
Passenger, Freight, Hall, Express
And Telegraph ROute,

Gonnecting at Salamanca, New York. with the Eris
Railway, forms continuous Six Feet track nom
New York TO Akron or Cleveland.
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Demonstration nj Mozart Hall Last Night.
There was an enthusiastic though not
large assembly at Mozart Hall last night,
to hear Prof. Mccoy on the Emancipation
Proclamation. Inclement weather kept
great many away.
General Rosecrsns presided and beside
him sat Maj General Negley, General E.
W. CAN'T ilate an officer in the rebel army)
Edgar Conkling, Esq and other officers
Of the Sanitary Fair. One hundred pupils
Of the First intermediate School, under
the direction Of Mr.. Butts, one of the
teachers, appeared on the stage and opened
the exercises by singing, in conjunction
with Mr.. E. NJ. Powers, the patriotic song,
''We will stand by the flag" After which
the orator Of the evening, Prof. A Mccoy,
Was introduced 10 the audience, who sus-
tained the wisdom of the President in is
suing the Proclamation Of Emancipation,
by arguments that found 8 response in
the minds Of his listeners. He also vim
/ dicsted the Confscation Act. The speaker
was very eloquent ct times.
At the close Of his address, Mr.. Mccoy
/ called on sll who were in favor Of the
Proclamation, and in favor Of sustaining
those who were its advocates, to rise to
their feet; and without q single exception,
we believe the whole audience at once
sprang TO their feet.
He asked and obtained cheers for eman-
oipation, for Davis, Of Maryland, Brown
of Missouri, Gov. johnson, Of Tennessee
General CAN'T. Of Arkansas, Rosecrsns
Butler, and all emancipationists Of thC
Union army.
General CAN'T, Of Arkansas, q recen
General in the Rebel army, recent advo
cate Of slavery as be was, gave his svi
dence that slavery must be destroyed be
fore there could be permanent peace. H
implored all Union men to speak no wor,
Of peace to his Southern brethren "ssv
that which thunders from the mouth o
every cannon, or flashes from the point o
every cleaning sword. / say this becaus
know their leaders will never permi
them to yield until their armies are dispers
ed in deadly conflict - Cincinnati Times.
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