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NAsrHRN TRzoUeH, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and WilloughbyI Painesv1le, Gene
"a, AHtabula and Oonneaut, closes at $50 a. H.
EAsTEEH THROUGH, for Now York only olosea ~
EAsrsEn TERousH, for Erie, BuflAlo, Albany, Bos-
ton, EsW York and Hartford, closes At $40 ?. n.
E1sTERN WAY, for all points between OlsTeland an
WEsTHRH TaRoUGH for Toledo, DstToit, Chicago
and Milwaukee, closes At 10 2. NJ, CleaVea 80
WrsTHHE THsoUa1, for Toledo, Detroit, OhicAgo,
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at $50 2. M
WEgTHRH WAY, for all points between CleSelAnd
and Toledo, closes at P. NJ.
BAEDUsKT WAY, sor SAndusky and ell intermedtats
OIaoEEATI WAY, for al points between Cleveland
and 0inoinnatI closes st 10 P. h.s CeaVes at 7s5O
O1EonEATT fHRouaH, for Columbus, Dayton, New
ark and Cincinnati, eloEea ct 10 P M QsaVes At 7:SO
next morning.)
Wheeling, closes at 6:l0 P. M.
PTrTBBURGH THRoUGH, for Pittsburgh and wash
ingtOD, closes at l2:40 p. NJ
WslisFillo, and Pittsburg, Harrisburg,
Baltimore and Washington, closes st 730 a. NJ
HAH0UIEa WAY, for al points between Olsvelanc
and Youngstown, closes at 10 P. NJ, (eAVes At 500
MrDIEA WAY, oIosss ats A. II.
Ro0EPOR7, a.. oloess onTuesdaYss Thursdays and
HatBrdayB, at u M.
BRECEsvILII, BATE, &C., closes Tuesdays and Sat.
@SHlRoE OEETER, Granger, North RoyAlton ke.l
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A. NJ.
VkRRIEsVnLa, closes daily, 1880 A. H.
EkgfOLHTEIAT9Hld Euclid, closes daily, at z. d.
BFMAn and preS LssterT are required, BY Law tc
sEAI Gity CircuIArs are required to bs prepaid
with SWo-osnt stamp
Ng- once open from 7:s0 A. Il. to 7:S0 r. n. On
Sunday from A. n. to 1910 A. a; ;;,,u,, -
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Farm Of 100 acres on Lake Shore, II miles from tn,
city good House, Barn, Fruit, Sc
Farm OF l6l acre., II miles from tie oitv. rood
buildings. Price $40 per acre.
Farm OF lis acres in Orange township on nlauk
road good buildings, 6e. 40 per acre
EARN OF lis acres in Independencs; good build
ingss &C. S45 per acre
Yarn ot 100 acres on plank road 10 miles from eitT
sou sandy loan and river bottom new house, good
tine, on Mississippi river - = $50
Farm OF 80 acres in north vestern Indiana naar a
Will exchange for City Property
Euclid Road, Smiles from Post Of7oa 156 aeraa. n
nice building lot. - 17' -
mOtt excellent land 80 Se0' - ~SAs'i
with kiilfPofh fhtEssnSe Five acres near KInsmAn-st
and abeautiiul stream Of water A u t8eres
Twenty acres near the Water OuTe and on same
road and very cheap e3oOO.
BROOKLYN Center, 4miles from CITY Brick Hsuse
and N acres land, al5OO
TWenty-one acres on Spangler's Avenue, near VII
son street. First quality OF land. eS5O per acre,
Seventeen acres on Crawford Road, near supsifor
Street Extension. ESQ per acre
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HOTELS.

s.gtssg..s5.7 = s. ~. .sss.-a1 ,.-.'Fr.1 IS
40 -sIHEI HgssoL esF-1 3
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your course Of mercy and usefulness you
may reap 9 rich reward ct Gods right
hend.r -szsa.-sss.a s-s---
> Hear my statement; On the 29th ef Au-
gust last, in company with many others
Of the 117th New York Volunteers, Ireach-
ed your city. had been suffering from a
fever since the day after we left Port Hud-
son, the effects Of which, together with the
inconvenience Of q passage on q crowded
boat, and the rough jolting Of the ears had
nearly exhausted the little life that re-
manned, so nearly ct least, that for hours
before we reached your city was entirely
unconscious. When consciousness return
ed found myself heing carefully cared
for BY the kind ladies of your society,"
After much labor and careful attendance
was able to be removed from the cars to
the depot, though one Of them told me sf-
terwsrds that tainted no less than five
Gmss while il the cars. Their names /
never knew, but God knows and will re-
ward them, and feel satisfied that it
was through their kind exertions
and His mercy TO me that l |
am now alive. Oh, that our country were |
blessed with many more like them. Nor |
Was my case the only one Of g similar 1
,lsss. Throughout the regiment much good
vas done by the members Of the Society. |
While in the hospital we received every |
kindness that could have been received un-
Ter like circumstances from our own
mothers and sisters. Miss Bartlett, Lady
# the Hospital and member Of the Society,
remember with much gratitude. The
)hysicisns and nurses Of the hospital also
leserve the grateful remembrance Of those
hat have been under their care. Though
have suffered much since left your city,
md have been nigh unto the grave, by
lod's mercy still live and enjoy at pres
mt comfortable degree Of health. That
tod will bless the members of tbs Society,
nd bring them to Heaven at last, is the
rsyer Of, Yours truly
D. NJ. FRANCIS.
P. S.-Should those two ladies, (mothsr
nd daughter) who 50 faithfully labored to
ave me from death, chance to see these
mes, they will please accept my most sin
ere thanks, and extend the like kindness
} tho suffering ones hereafter.
D.M.F.
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T Oh N G., JENNINGS
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDIHe.

Business Property. A good BuIIdiug and Lot on
Fqono squarei now rented to ray 10 > cent. price
Also, Buildings and LOts on Superior and Ontario
First Glass Residence on FuoIJd straat y,st NJ Fia
ter, 40 $500 and d, ,000
LGke Street Good two story Brjck Houaa ,vitb
barn, iruit, &C. 5000. ~
q, kinsman Street, near Forest Gothic Cottage and
thIee asros ana, with barn, fruit, shrubbery sc.
Bolivar Street. Good brick House and Lot sSon0
Wilson Street, near Clinton Park. Good Houss
aamiitOn Street. Good two story House and Lot
,d5h Kinlman Street. near Perry. Coed House and Lot
or Ontario Street, near Lake Good House and Lease
Broge aueet. House and Lot. $40.
EeArl street. Collage House and Lot $3.50
kuctd street, near Perry: aieo near HndSon-st .
some very desirabls BuildiRg Lots ~
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GLEYELAND s TOLEDO R. R,

oennectiong are made at Monr1aYIIIs uith ths gsa.
ausky, Mansfield 3 HoFark II u ! a (jiv5s ,-ifh ~
sane %e5no qskyl DAYTON Cincinnati r. r., ht Fronaoss
Eltn ttefaont = indiana a p, and ~ TolOdO Win
ledo Mabesh Railroads for Chicago, Dotroit JACK.
eon' hort HaYne, logan1Yort .1alAygtto, Cairo, Al
Southwest. 80 r
Trains GrriVs N Cleveland nom ToiSdo ana sbs
Ee1t q ~ A. E-i-2.45 ?. ~ sud SIS p \. ~ u
s7a,dnsikJ q - ~ I D. BUCKLE SUIT.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.

81 have never char fed my mind respecting them
ron the lTst, excsutng 70 think yet better OF that
80 Nhsh began thinking well Of i Rev Henry Ward
Beecher,
ssThe Troehes are a staa OF Life to me.''-[Prof
Edward hOrth, Prsst hamilton College, Clinton
I EeW York.
i.gor Throst Troubles they spsohe."-[E.P.
=. Wiflia-
A q roo favoFsbIy known need comfnsndatien -
CHou- Chas. helps Prest
.O0nfafn Opium anything injurious. -
fDr A A, Hayes, Chemist, Boston.
San elegant cCmbiD aiiOn for Coughs. II Dr. g. II.
Blgzl0U Bo7Ion-
"a commend ibssr use to Public Speakers "-ERev.
E.H.O Chaplin.
faiTfried. MOristoWn Uhio.
t'Vsry beneficial when suffering from Colds."-.
Rev, 4 J. z. Anderson, st. Louis.
Almcft ii relief in tfe dstressing labor Of
brsath Bgrecnar 70 AEthmA-"- Rev. A. U. Egge-
E6W York.
nay hHYe suited my exactly, relieving my
throat 20 that couid ling ETh ease.'-fT. DBchAr-
ne, Cheristsr French Parish Church, Montreal
s8rAs there limitations, be OBTAIN the
eKEuINH. fsb12 ~ I'm
6s-Sold By all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
ths United States and mOst Foreign countries, at
Ss ssnts pr b1z. tEnl2-R2
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THOMAS sTAkR KING.
BY JOHN G. WHITTIER.

By JOHN G. WHITTIER.
The great work laid upon his two score years
is done, and well done. II we drop our tears
Who loved him as few men were ever loved,
We mourn no blighted hope or broken plan
proved
In the full growth and stature Of a man.
MinRle, o bells, along the Western slope,
With your deep toll sound of faith and hope
Wave cheerily stlll, o banner half way down,
From thousand-masted bay and steepled town
Let the strong organ with its loftiest swell
Lift the proud sorrow Of the land, and tell
Ihat the brave sower saw his ripened grain.
o East and West, o morn and sunset twain
No more forever i-has he lived in vain
Who, priest Of Freedom, made ye one, and
told
Your bridal service from mis- lips of gold7
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AFFIXED N HHnD-TBY II, -
~. 3Eootg EEALGIBLIH HbIHIhEHThY hYfs5a-t
IEsn the rsoiBs Of Dr. StsFhsn RWssts Of Oonnscoa
Ne gOlt bone ssttsF, GnS has bos1 uBsd IN hiI Ira
- loE she ls1i tEenty geaI with the no1t eston1
n nlccol. A an external remedy h u without D
Eigal, s11 VII Alleviate pain more Epeediy than Gny
FthaF FfenarAtion For all Hhecmatio and E0ryOpf
ofsls Woundls eprAinl, Br1i1es, &c.s ita soothir9
hoaiG and powerful siren RtkenfnE propsnHites ~
ste the inst uon6er and Of all who hHs
oyog given it tziAl. Over four hundred osrthoatS
q rtDarkabls cures teriormec y Il within ths hIi
fTo yoaFr afeaEt 20 ihiI fact. strong ArmItFonfI
dasdfl for Clesalsnd dasinElteoWdEUsRa6
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Among the many certificates Of the excellence ana
eri OF tneae FlAnos, VIC would refer to the follow
hA W. KEAB1, Baltimore, Dear s,r.-I have srsa,
Pianos, and fnd thsm equal, n not superior to AMI
II this country Among their great Qualities Whfnk
olgtinguHh them is the svenness OF tone the agree
able and easy touch, and volume Of tone. WisaIrg
you ali the success you SO highly deserve,
Aan' Sir, yours very truly,
HrranHLstIon-fFron the Frencb.1
After having playedion the Pianos OF hessrs Knsbs
Ool IL il impossible not to bear testimony TO theif
qualities, which have acquired for them tho ensut
IepSIsstl9n which they enjoy The Pianos Of fhe.r
y remarkabl 1r their Qualities Of TONE. The BsEs
= power III, without hArshness, and the upper notes
EEsst clear and harmoniously mellow, (chryBtilan.l
and do not hesitate to express IN regard te thes N.
ltrumenh my entire satisfaction and TO declare thSO
tAey sFe equal II not superior to the best manufF
tured In Europe or this country By the most oeebrs.
ted makers. lsiznedl L. "a. GOTTS0HALK.
10 MssErs- VIZ. KHARE Co.. BaItimore:-I can.
not but eongratul yoq upon the immense progress
your Pianos, Whiohin ny opinion, rsik smonT 'ths
Ne9 Dss1 IN tne country. n, sfRAKOSOH.
Mrs GIo. A. BARIoE:-Thsss nobls instruments
possess immense resources Of power and expression
LIE 1hs pa u SOno5oIs eno grand the middle register
liant, oleGr and pure a5 silver bells.
The scale i5 even without singls flaw; the AetioE
the finest Of which the Pianoforte Is susosptibls.
In word knAbes Pianos are worthy Of the great
eItArtgtg, and are capable Of rendering the fness
compositions known in this realm OF Art. = 81
EIliEA SHEPHERD,
- Cleveland, o.
Mr.. g. A. BARLOW, Dear Str :-It gives me- pIeaGuF
% state that consider the Knabe Plano equal 70 an
and superior to most instruments made in this CoJu
Try, especially in richness and volume Of tone
Having used one OF the same for ten OF more houn
OF each day, for two years, feel confident in recon
mending them 70 all who arc unsoquaintsd with tho
'sreat qualities" Anl, respectfully, yours,-
o. U. p. LERHED, l &
Teacher Of Huslo Cleveland fsmAl BemfnaF
g. A. BARLOW, Dear Sir:-It gives me much plssl
to be able TO say, that conBicsE Eusbe's Fano
he finest, both in volume and sweetness which haV
tVer played upon, either IN America Of Europe.
Thepe dals operate with better efIe5t than In an
otheFfns truments; ana IN ACT, z nsbe's motto ma
truly bo, "EIoelhiQr." Mrs. o. &. DOUGIAH.
Teacher oi a usio, UleVslAnG
Prof. b. J. EoTHHAeLH, Teacher Of Music IN ths
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes SO After examining
large number OF Hm. knabs 3 Cos Piano Fort6l,
unheaitatingly pronounce them superior to any
have seen. Their tone il grand and noble; they have
great capacity Tor sustaining the sound; and their
volume Of tone or power have never hsSrd sxcslled
They combine With nne touch, depth, sWsetnsss 81
tone, purity and durability"
-
tsThat the Kpsbe Piano is Bupe-ior 10 All otherg
made In this country, for brilllanoy EwestnesI and
vaue Of tone needs only 70 be heard convince ft
tee tAot. State Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
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REAL ESTATE.
RRAYFON & sFO0KWRIlIl.
ZEAL ESTATE AGEHRs,
Os' eS: sS: At.4tsE dsqidl2g EHsEanes thrssEh
HOUSES AND IONS TOR sAT,R

hOU5hS AND LOTS FOB SALE.
House and Lot on Sibley street reeentIv ounad o,5
occutied by E. T. Mhito-A very desirable resi.
Brick ouse and Lot on Prospect street A verv ds-
sirable situation. Price 5000.
use aud j acres Land In East Cleveland
Old Baptist Qh9Ieh Property, corner Of sensos and
BricE House and Let No. 81 Bolivar Street.
House and Lot No. lis Dare strset.
house and Lot on Euciid Street. Lot ssK90O Price
Lot corner OF st. OIair and WariuR Streets.
ho1!s and Lot corner Euclid and Hudson-st1 Lot
=, li2i6zOO very desirable location. Terms easy
DilSA n9ase and lot, corner Of BroWneIl and VIII
Oan De had At q bargain. y =
-Four Brick Houses, kos. So 81 81 and g EucFfd st =
Lots z5xls5; very desirable location Viii ba sold
House and Lot No. I75 Garden ST T.of ss11os am
frame holse on University Heights Lot 66x3OO
a very desirable residence. Price e2,O0O. Terms
Lot on University Heights; 6sxIas faet ON Ea,to,.
St. south of and near Cleveland Ingtstute
Frame House No. 42 Mood-St. Lot G3xl0O; "a and
water. Price IS 800. -
Frame ,Cot,ags 0a suDsriOr-st. Lot sazaOa. very
Brick Dwellings, Nos. l04 and IOs Euclid stree.
1oH f9nniDg through to Huron Etrees. Very
House and Lot, corner Parkman and Erov,ayl rt.
P 2eS1Pled also e. shoe shop. Lot 25xlOo feet
Building, Machinery, 80, for the manufacture of
~ ~ Easn- -ooards, So, corner Of Wesr River
llO teet on Edclid-St. Terms ecsy -
House snd Lot, No. 100 OhfO-St aI eod
tNo orlcz Houses and Lots on Euclid-St, near Per-
Cottage, No. Ia Laks-5t Lot zsxioo feat.
House and Lot, No. "a ScoVille- Avenue.
Slo Ieet on summitst., extending to the Lake COR.
nef Seneoa-St.
Five acres on WilSOn-Avsnue, with considerable i'm
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KARMs FoR HAnn


n Acres 10 Bedford. Good House and Barn. WatAr
and Fruit. Price 81 500, ''
100 Acres In Nevburgh. House and Barn tu-o Ofob
ards and Is acres Wood Land
proved balance timber =. -
Y acres on st: Olair-St. small frame houns
- acres on htnsman ST., opposite the OeulsterT.
Square. - ~ NDio
Fruit, Water, &C. - ~
% Acres In East Cleveland, under high state Of c
uyation; good house and barn; X miles from
City limits Terms essy. mail
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PBsf.0FFIgE TIME.rABLE.
1884. Winter Arrangement 1854.
FOB THE
ArFiYsE end CEosERs OF EEaIIs
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE.

Commencing November 18th, 1855.
ESz.Ffaiia aza.Aa and naaHV for dsIiVeFy one
hQnr Alter arrival OF trains.
80 An lAsiia cioes one hour before departure OF
ARRIVAL OF MAILS At DEPOT.
EEstsrn Through arrives at 7:OO A. M.I and i;s1
6:25 p. NJ
Eastsrn Way arrives at l0:l5 A. N.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 9:25 A. H
do Way arrives at $40 p. M.
SAadusky Way arrives ct 9:z5 A. d.
HAhoning Way arrives at $50 p N.
Cincinnati Through arrives ct $50 A. N, 7b0 p h
do Way arrives st 900 p. n.
Western Through arrives at 935 H., End $3.50 p d.
do Way arrives at 2.45 p. III.
Medina Way arTiveB at 400 p. M.
ROokpcrt, &c. arrives Tuesdays, ThuFsdaI1 and 5as-
urd6ys at Il 81.
Breoksyls, Bath, So, arrives Mondays and Fridays
at6P.h.
Hhsron Center, Granger Eorth RoyaIton So, aFTfvsS
Mondays and Fridays at P. N.
WarrsnBVills arrives daily at l0.l5 A. N.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives datiy 81 A. H.
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ls6l-l. WIArER ARRAEGEHEEF. MA
o. a1d after Ho8day. November lsth. P,-.n..-
aLainS viii leave Cleveland, - follows, (sunday1s
Ist Train-5s4O A. A.M.-UTEOIEHA4I FxPRRas
S,tSgRing at Grafton, Wellington, New LOndol.
93a,sSiioyi grestines Gallon, eilead, Cardingtoa,
f5ss Ie.a.lz q isegl1 Oeulef aud v orshing-
~ err1ltng Ct Creatii1a e I0.f0 a n, ColuT1.
~ a p n, Dayton $40 ,. N, Cincinnati 6..5
a.. cslro 400 >. ~ ~ 49, 1,P > ~ az
STOPS at ell stations asd Sri,s- n. y
=, st SO z "a, 0ineinalti s.5O e. n. = N'''''-1@
ping ct Berea, Grafton, WsIIi1-t-., - -.
don, shsIby, CEsstlins, Gaiion tissd 0-riS1-
?. NJ Columbus ls05 Q. m, Dayton 5.15 = = :
qincinnati 100 o. n; ndianapoliI 80 4 n. -
~ sna 3 6bisss5 s Ss59 v,9 ~ = , - ~; omayn'A;s
1fainl leave Columbus ct $50 and I05O 4 n S.S6r -
arrive a. sVieveland9.s0a. m, 7.i0 AndS; }. =.
OOEEEUTTONs.
hsIbT-SaaduslT, kfanEneId 4 ETsvnrl R.Tl-o.a -
-lI,a 4lIH,nsneid, Af. Fsrneas Hssarks EaasS,
0rsstiins-Piftsbursh Eors wayns : Ossoaeo Ran.
road EoEest, UpDer sanduakg, DslphoG, Li.
, gsSt, and Eastfor dAasfsid, WOOStsFs ESS.
eTalsoa and Belisi5nf5s BsuroSd for Marion.
45seilsioataines sldney, Bqion, Muneie. In
i,s ei1nA Poil9, Isrre HAute, Finos1nes, EFans-
DelaEsEs-th sPEins6sld 5rSaes fsT . sSI.i6Snsld.
fssirs1S E5i liani qol1neulI and Xsnia
TsTe Eaute, s.. Louis, Morrow, I-51siS1,f
zaa u Sii9est251nsiil and With ths Ohio 8 Nh:
.-llpgt hsilroadg Cincinnati for LouIITfIIsl
AvsRsgl5lss Cairo, st. Louis, and al points
tollnbus- Ohio RaiIroaS sel Esv,rh z,,...
vile, ahselins, &c.i Columbus, Fiqua q
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Drbana, -
ply At the Passenger Station, and a Uls5 fisesS
Once la7 eupertor-st
Cleveland. nov. le 1ssR sn,s-tI,i1lt.s. :. -
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A MAN OF A THOUSANDI
A ooEsUHPTIvR oURID.

DR.. H. JAMES, Retired Physician Of great
omlnenoe, discovered, while in the East Indies, q
certain cure for Consumption Asthma, BrenehikIs,
Ooughs, Oolds and General Debility. The remedy
was discovered By him when his only child, dauRh-
ter was given up 70 die Bis child was cured and Is
nov alive 9nd vel. DESTROYS OF bene6tting his fel
low mortalss ne viii send to those who wish Il thu
recipe containing full directions for making and soc
eessfuy using this remedy, free, receipt Of their
nomesi WITH Two stamps 70 pay expenses, There Is
once take hold Of and dissipate. Night sWeat pee
Lsnness irritation OF the nerves. failure OF memory
tnroAI emily sen9atons nausea at the stomach, in
sctloE OF the bowels, Wasting away Of the muscles
- The writer viii please state ths name OF the pa-
Per they zee this sdVertiment IN. Address,
ORADDOOK CO.,
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CLOTHING.
THE POET ON A TRAIN

THE POET ON A TRAIN;
The Romance Of the Railroad.
By the author Of the "Fair IneE," "The Prince Of
Wales, The Ghost Hunters" so.
(ooSrIhUED.l
CHAPTER IX-THH sHAsH Up.
When woke up IN the morning
The Train was standing still ~
On one side saw q river,
On the other q steep hill.
"How wonder, what In thunder
Said L, ''can the matter bel
As opened wide the window
And looked out thatI might sec.
Then heard the elank Of hammers,
Saw men rushing to and fro;
"Ahl' said, heres some detentlon,"
But did not have to 20 far
Ere sight 1 did behold;
A sight ns'er had seen before
And made my blood run cold.
Right before me on the railroad,
And not twenty rods ahead,
Was atetght train smashed to pieces
Tell NE, please, SIR, what's the matter y
said toa man quite near
IN atterf" said he. there Is plenty,
We must stop six hours here"
There were hogsheads Of tobacco,
And dead hogs lying on the ground.
Sugar, Flour, Coal and Bacon
Men were busy moving rubbish,
Some were busy laying track,
And as was only in their way
To the cars soon went back.
Oh the grumb bling and the growing,
That in the cars met,
It was laughable to hear Il,
And / never shall forget.
Some we're frettlng for their breakfast,
Others that they were not home,
While some sWCre thst, on that Railroad
Never more that way would come.
And We wish TO inform our numerous friends and
the public that we still offer the largest and best
sqrtmentOf
READY-MADE CLOTHING
in the City Of Cleveland. Our stock Of Cloths, Cas-
simsres, Vestlnss and Military Goods Of all descrip
tiOns, is very large. Call at
Isaac A. Isaae's Union Hall,
Sole AgencyFor thsBaIe Of Ceebratsd Sewing
- Machines, StorE's Automaton Freshman, ana
Strong'B Patent Army Bed-Trunk.
Corner Superior and UnlcH-9ta.
na-Look out for the GIANTS. iebl9
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THE EALLSUFFIO1EN1f4lff1nu
-TBIESEMER ], and 3Hre protected BY Roy
81 eetter9 Patent Of England, and secured By the
Seals Of the Ecole do Pharmaoie de Paris and the
Imperial College OF Medicine. Vienna.
No. One is invaluable for Exhaustion Epermator-
rhoea eHd ell physical disabilities.
No Two complatly eradicStss all traces OF thoss
diseases that have heret0fsre been treated By the
nsuseous and perniclOus use ofcopavia and cubebs.
No. Three has eulirely supplanted the Injurious
use CT mercury thereb Yinsuring to the sufferer fpay
disease.
TBIEsEMAR, Nos l, and ,, are preparations in ths
torm Of Iozenges, devoid OF taste or smell, and
and divided Into separate doses administered By
felpau, Lallemand, Roux, Ricold, o. Price q each
or cases for 80 which saves 90; and In tf7 cases
whereby there ig = saving OF ~. To be had whole
sale and retail Of Dr. BAkOW No. le4, Bleeksr-st,
lmmedtately on reosiTing remittance DR.. Barrow
viii forward the Iriesmsr 10 any part Of the world
securely packed and addressed according to the in
strueti0Ds OF the writer.
29-sold b. g. w. CLARK, Agent for Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-19


1854. WINTEB ARRAHGENEHR, lssss
On and aftsr Monday, November Isth. iaSa p
ger trains VIII run as follows, (5unda7S exosptedll
1LhAYH CLEVELAND.
BsoV y. lM.-DA 7 EL 1RESS IL II7-ako..Ing.s . a
Mlloushby, PaiA.ssFille, Geneva, A1htsb1iS.
Sg1neaut A. Q S5iEard onfys and arrive at Erie az
BIB p. m.-C1NC C1HHATI tx isa-St ~ - -
RAinesytlle5 Ashtabula and GiTard only, nd -
se W. " 1rie 90 p ms Dunkirk s;l1 ,. n, Buf.
3s55 Z. il-'-MAIL AEB AOo0aEODAT7oN-
SStaePPang Is al ssAtienS and Arrives at Eris e
0s10 p m.-EIGHT EXPREss FRaI4-lt,,,s,-
y tAlne1Tllle, AEhtsbula and 0irard o1IT -
= 5fl4ss = ms .s l1;42 q. ms Dunkirk rs 8,
IEAFH WRIH
Gl0 A. M.-HaHT EXPRESS TRAEIT-gtov.fav. ~
9trard, A9htabula End Pai1eg7fiio o1iT ~ -.
FiVe1 at Cleveland ct zoo A. 4,
eszoA M.--MAlL AND AOOOMMODATTOW TRaTw
s. sii stations and arrives at OlsTs-
20 A. N.-fOLEDO EXFEESs-Stopuisz 2 AZ an 40,
tons except sEanyills, BAy6roofs 1uio1Tiiis
EsrrY, Mentor and Hicklins, and srriFo1 a
AS ,. N.-DAT EXPRESS TRAIN-gkon.lng A "a,
ATat 0onnssnt, Ashtabula. aud PainasTfiis
only ana arrives In Cleveland Rt 6.15 p n
Second Glass Cars aEo run On an throu-h
Al the trains going westward connast n UsTsl.nl
I'll I'll tTeln5 ior Toledo Chicagos Columbus, Oinon-
la5l, indianapolis st. Louis, 10; and an thFO11h
zains s2l1g kessgard, eonneot ct D1nrk With 10
stalns q tee y ~ x Bailroad, and at BuaIo VIA
snose ol the New York Central aud BnlSio = HsIl
YORK Ulty haiiroad5 for New York, AibanT BoSton
5iafasS lslis, aes and at Erie Wfth Iaina On ~
DAY E1preg1 East and West, oonnaotE Al GfrnrE
With Trains on EEie and PittIburoh Rs5iroSf -
Aineayiiis, headTiiis, JanssteNn, "a. 4 -
Cleveland, November isf5. ISst - n saRS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-19

7 AND OFFIOE.-H. 81. LITTLE
4 4 has constantly on hand large number Of i'm
proved Farms for sale for cash or on time. Also
variety Of OitY and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lands IN Iowa. Wisconsin and Missouri,
which no VIII exchange for Farms, City or Personal
Property. O1ioe in Aviator Building, Nos. and e,
"a EOOf.