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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1864-01-08
CARRIERS ANNUAL
FRIDAY, JANUARY 1, 1864.
oT'FERING


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Announcer year mas passed. away
Ahother mas commenced 'o-oay'
Inc news boy as IN oays Vi yore'
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VIVA n'oues'y ~ouiu ii'"Ac ms P''A'
iha' he may hSpPJ' h"PPy oe' ...
Surveying now the by gone wear,
There is much the patriots heart to cheer,
Amid tboscenes Of war an, strife.
The nation vet is strong with life,
How gloomy hut a year spo.
The nation struggling with n foe.
And neither man nor cherished friond.
Could tell how soon the strife would end,
We mourn the loss of friends most dear,
And often falls the silent tear,
Our lads who left-the nation save
Inv silent mouldering in the grave,
Brave bows your names shall cherished be,
Tn time. and in eternity.
Around tbv tombs good men will meet
Will watch thee in thy quiet sleep,
How strange that slavery should bo
The cause of so much misery,
A war commenced in this domain.
To fssten it with with hcllish chain,
On millions vet unborn to be,
The surfs of nabob infamy,
A corner stone-a plank is this,
In the Confederate numbered list,
How passing strange that We have men.
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Va now commence the pleasing task,
Relating merccs of the past:
,Tis mercy that we havein fact,
A President SO quick to act,
Ga FREQ from ail we call disrrace.
A)lcon6dencc in him is placed
A mercy that in Chase is found,
Talents which the world confound,
fnonccer who all admit
None for the nlace could be more fit
A mercy that the brderstates
Are now more settled in their place.
Fmancination takes the sway,
A signal of a brighter day.
A mercy we the victory gain
I, b.ttlo tboucb an many slain.
morov in the bv gone wear.
Ahrrdort crons tbe heart do cheer,
morcv that 40 mich demand.
For lshmr ia throughout the land,
That the cause of education
So nrosnerous is throughout til aation,
mercv that yallsndighammers z
No longer raise deceitful banners.
Tho ,oyoI clergy Of the land, .,
That took 70 true and noble stand
T, .n;to of Democratic bsta.
That would them all eradicate:
And c0o their months because farsooth,
Their marty could not stand the truth,
Are much more loved, respected too,
Tbon others Of a different hue.
Whose aim wassbutmouth even 80,
For this the wisest plan YOU know,
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NEW &EXPEBITIOUs FREIGHT LINE.
ALL RAIL.

No transhipment Of Freight betEeon New York
and Akron or Cleveland. Merchants In the West
aud Southwest viii hnd 1t 70 their advantage 10
der their goods 70 be forwarded via the Eris aud at
lantio aud Great Western Railways, thus saving
troubls and expense.
hRtes Of Freight na Low aa by Any OthcP
Aii-Hail RouIes.
Especial attention will se given to the speedy
TRANSPORTATION Of Erelght Of s kinds, East West.
Tho Engines, Cars and other eluipms1ts Of this
Company are entirely new Ehd Of the most improved
modern style.
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Gan be obtained at any Of the Ohices Of the Erie
Railway, and all Ticket Onices of Connecting Lines
West or SouthWe5t Also at the Central Ticket U1co
under the Wedden House, Cleveland, Ohio.
Ask for Tickets viu the Atlantic and Great
western and Erie RailWayss
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KYNKooPs ICELAND PECTORAI

Diseases Of the Throat Chest and Pulmonary OF
gAns are ever preyaif 1t, insidiOus and dangerOus
The properties Of medicine 70 alleviate, cure AM
upTOOt these complaints must be kNpectoranLi = 40
dyne and Invigoraiing, loOseniug the mucus Of tat
throEt aud impaTtibg tone TO the entire system NJ
discovery nlsoical science ever mustered TINS clas
Of diseases like Dr- WyhkcOps Iceland fectoi1i. -
4 ussd with the most astonishing results N ~ c,s
OF Bronchitis, Influenza, WhOOping Couvh, Dlpthe
riA or Putrid Sore Throat, Asthma Group OousiS
Colds, Nervous Debility, &o.
The Rev J. J. Potter oertiaes, " that have uset
DR. WYnkoop's PectOra for several yesrs, sell nt
n my family, for severe Pulmonary Complaints ARf
have recommended it to many othersl and have neF
er Bsen It's equal" Rev. ); J fOI 5shJ
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Huadreds and Thousands Of important testimonial
could be produced, showing its renaf Aae
ttst il EEVER FAILs Il is composed Of pure lcelanc
Moss Balm OF Gtiead, Peruvian Balsarns EleoaipA pane
Ooafrsy Burdoek aud other Invaluable e1 pectOrsn
and tonic ingredients il Is harmless, prompt anf
Iasfng InTalids and sufferers cannot afford 70 neg
leot trial. Avery family should have IL. II is re
Fnarkabls for Group. Eull descriptions recommend
ations and dfrectiOns accompany each bottle.
HrPrspsred By Dr. r. D WYSKOOP, and sold b.
y. 4. RARH Ss \ 90. NAv York lyi0-k2A0S
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From the 9th U. S. COlored Troops to
which we have sent Christmas present
of stockings and mittsns, we have received
the following pleasant letter.
ENrREsoHED CAMr NEAR NORFOLK, VAL
January 9TH, 1854. )
LADIES OF THE SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY /:
Enclosed please receive $40 for the use Of
your Aid Society. (S5 from Captsin F. ].
Ford and SIS from Captain E. G. Ford's. J
Also the acknowledgment which we re-
ceived with our stores. Please accept our
most sincere thanks for your kindness in
remitting to us those very comfortable and
almost essential articles from your So.
ciety.
Our regiment hsd but just returned from
8 long march of nearly two hundred miles
through the Dismal Swamp and the barren
country Of Eastern North Carolina. We
left our camp on the 9th Of December with
three days rations. We returned Deoem-
Der 23d, (having been gone nearly three
Weeks,) weary and tired. Many Of the
boys were literally stOckingless.
Christmas morning we called out our
companies, and as they received their
socks, mittens and comforters, many whose
feelings could not be touched by the hard
ships and sutferings of a soldiers life, were
affected greatly at this assurance, that al
though they possessed skins Of darker
hue, yet they were deemed worthy to re-
ceive something from you. And let me
assure you that the boys appreciated your
presen. the more on account Of their being
colored They expected nothing, and !
never saw a more thankful company of
men than these were upon the reception
of those presents. These soldiers are
placed under somewhat different oircum-
stances from those which white soldiers
are. Their pay is but rifle more than
half as much ss white soldiers, and most
Of them have large families to support.
Again, in behalf of our companies, allow
us to return our thanks to you and through
you to all the good ladies who are engaged
in the same humane cause.
Yours very truly,
E C. FoRD, Captain,
Comdg Co. F, 9th Reg't. U. S. c. 7.
T. J. FoRD, Captain,
Comdg Co. l, 9Th Reg't. U. s. C. 7.
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tees, whose names are sufficient guaranty
foI the excellence Of the entertainments.
The Railroad and transportation Com
mittees have made the most liberal az
rangemen:s for forwarding articles dOna-
ted and for the accommodation in transit
Of all who may wish to visit the Fair.
The circulars Of the various committees
will soon be widely spread throughout this
section, and wherever they may be re-
ceived we bespesk for them a generous
and ready response. 1t may be that this
preliminary notice will be all that is
received by many let them then consider
this sufficient appeal to their liberality,
and let every one to whom there comes even
the bare announcement of the Northern
Ohio Sanitary Fair, feel himself personally
solicited to the extentof his time and means.
Allfurther needed information, circulars,
So, will be gladly furnished on ap2lica'
ton at the office of this Society, 95 Bank
street, Cleveland, or by correspondence
with the Chairmen of the different Com
mittees or with the Secretaries of the Fair
whose names will be found in the list ap-
pended.
Websspesk the favorable notice of the
press throughout NorthernOhio and where
ever it will be possible to excite an inter
est in our enterprise. Much Of
our success depends upon spreading
widely the plans and aims of the Fair, and
through the medium Of our papers in city
and country we hope to influence large
contributions and to enlist the co opera
ton Of all loyal citizens within reach of
our appeals.
OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES FOR THE GREAT NORTH
ERN OHIO SANITARY FAIR TO BE held AT OLEyE-
LAND, FEBRUARY 22D, 1854.
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SPECIAL R0TIGEs.
Po-ieT's CvatiUs BaIsarl has long

Madame PortsT's CiratiDs BdlsaN has long
tested the truth that there are st principles in Med
cine a. there l. in Science, and this Medicine com
pounde on principles suited to the manifold nature
of Mani The cure Of Colds is in keeping open the
pcrss. end creating gentle internal warmth, and
this is caused by the o! this Medicine Its reno
dial Qualities based its power TO ASST tne
healthy and vigorous circulation Of blood through
the lungs it onlivens the muscles and assists thS
skin 70 perform its duties Of regulating the near o
the system and IN gently throwing on the waste SUD
stance from tho surface OF the body ii Is moi aNio
lent remedy bat en0llientl warming, searching ana
effective.
HrMadsms Portsr's Curative baisam can DC Oo-
e.55s6 a. Benton Bros., and Strong & Armstrong;
Vbo,a.,le Agents. Cleveland, Ohio. deo70'R lw
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Mothers! HNcshersII uEOthers!H

Dan't fsfI to procure h,B. WiHsLOW'S sOO1H.
SYRUP for OHILDREB TEETHING.
This valuable preparation L the prescription on,
iths best Femsls Ehysieie ans and EnrseH IN th'
aitsd States and has been used for thirty years viii
eEer failing safety and sGoeesa by milionssf moth
d ohIIdrsn, from the feeble infant Of one veel
oldt the sdult It not only relieves the child troH
p.in, but inVigOTatss the stomach and boWeis cor
rseta Aotdlty and gives Toe and energy TO the sho
Uten- Il VIII almost instantly relieve
GRIPIHG IH THE BOW ELS AND WIND OOLiL
We believo It the Bs't and surest Remedy In tlf
World in all cases o pyssnterY snd Diarrhsa
OhilGren, whether it AriSa from TssthinG, or IRON
any otbe cause.
BEFuil directions Tor using viii accompany ssss
bottla. None genuine unless the fac-simile Of OUP
TIB &PERKIHs, New York, is on she wrapper.
=Bg-Sold BY ali Medicine DsaleEs. Principal Ofof
Dsy-3t, HsW York.
Pries sBIy 2s CSata Der BetrIa.
mnTol. Itr1-dgufn
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CLBVELAND, COLUMBUS 3
~ OIHOiHHATI RAILkOAD.


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1854. WINTER ADVANCEMENT. lssa4.
90 and after Monday, November 18Th, Pas.sr ger
trAin5 Tin iSNgs cleveland, follows, (sundays ex-
LIST Trnin-7i4O A. M.-OIHCIEHAT EXPRESS
stopping aE Grafton, Wellington, New London,
SHELBY, Crestline, Gallon, Gilead, CArdinEtoDs
ton arriving At Urestlins at lO.4O r. NJ, C0luni-
bus l:29 p m Dayton 4;42 .. n, OinoiBnatl6:s5
m. Cairo s:OO ?. N Fort v ayns 4:i5 >. m, Uh{-
cago via Orestline l0-3O p m
ID Train-4ilO ms-AOJOMMODAT10d
5toDs 81 all Stations, and arrives In Columbus
at so 2, n cincinnati - 8. u.
Sd Train-1;lO p. M.-nI9hT EXPRESS-Stop-
Pins AZ berea, HrafiOn, Wellington, New Lon
don, shelby, Orestlihs, Gallon, Gilosd, OardiBg-
ton and DslaWarei arriving at Crestline a. lUl8
In, Columbus l.O5 a m, Dayton 4:45 a m,
UiOctnnau 100 q. M Indianapolis ~ a. N 81
Louis 9;fs p. m cairo 5OOa m, 1T Wayne4 %
a. m aud chicago via Orsstlne 1870 a. m
Trains leave Columbus st3:50and lO.20a m 35S D m.
arrive 81 Cleveland sO a. N, 2;50 and 900 p NJ.
CONNECTIONS.
shsIby-s -sandu1ky, Mnnsfsld Newark RaIlroad, Ior
Hsnsaela, Nj Vernon, Newark, zAHss-
orssslins-Pittsb1rgh, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail-
rosds Forest, Upper Sanduaky, DelphOs, 4 :
Wss. and EsstfoT hanssd haSsii %oossF, Go:
sillon, 40.
Grafton and Belefontins Railroad Line for Marion,
Beuefontains, Sidney, UuiOn, huncie, Ia
dianapOlis, Terrs larts, Vincennes, Evans
VILE, Louisville, Cairo, 81. Louis, &c.
DelEWare-With Springfield branch for Springfield
Ooiumbus-Littls Miami & Columbus and XsaiA
| RailroAd, for Xenia, Dayton. indianapolis,
TeTre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, LoVeiand,
and Cincinnati, and With the Ohio 3 MIS-
llsstpDt RailrOadr CincinnatifoT LOnisTills
Evansville, Cairo, St. Louis, aad all poinil
on the Ohio river.
GOlumbus-CentTaIOh Ohio Railroad for Newark, zAnss-
| vile, Wheeling, &C; Columbus, PiQua 4
| Indiana Railroad iOr Piqua, Urbana, &c.
~ For Tickets 10 all points and Information Ap-
ply At the Passenger Station, and st Uaion Ticket
| Once, AZ SupariOr-st
| E.5. FLINT,
| Cleveland, Nov. Is, 1883. SupeFinteudsnt.
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RAILRnAnR.
A TLANTIO & GREAT WEsT'N
"A RAILWAY

Connecting at Salamanca, New York, With the Erie
RailEays forms Continuous Six Feet Track from
New York to Akron or Cleveland
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FARMs AND orr PROPERTY.

Lots with Stores, sc on Superior and Ontario-sts
gcCd for Investment
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A FHIEED IE HEzD-TRH II. -
d. BUest'E 1hFALGIBIlN hiAlEEnT hprsPAfrs
ffon ths recipe Of Dr. Etszhsn Sweet, Ct OonHsoIc7
lhs reas bors ssttsr and has been uHed In hiH Bri
10 fer the last twenty ysAI with shs most natoEh
~ gnocsIs Al an eTtsrnEl romsdy It IL EithOci
rival and will alleviate pain more speedily than n
ether PREPARATION For AZ BseumAtlc Eno neEsIu.
DEordarE Il e truly iniaibe, and - curative icl
1ora1, Wounds, spratns, Bruises, ooi Us sOotblA
healing and powerful renstheplng propenhilta =
ote the uFt wonder and estonisbmeDt OF al who La
OEog given Il trial. Over fonr hundred oerti0c1t'
q romarkable cures Performed BY u Ntshin the al
two years, attest this fact. Strong ATnstra5tl
ALL lnr lnaunlnnh nanllallA1al1As 1As[-t-o
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OPTICAL.

SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
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HN G.. JENNINGS
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATEB BUILDING.
Policies Written in the

Policies Written IN the
Charter Oak Fire ms. Co. u,s,
North American Fire ms 20. NSLU Gon" "
Merchants Fire Ins. Comply. "onA'
City Fire Ins. Co., New Haven, Conn.
HsmpdoI Hs.geioI. Fire II ln', Co. springfd, Mass
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, Ct.
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CLEVELAND i ERIE R.B.
MWM



1854. WINTER ADVANCEMENT. 1854.
On Rad after Monday, November 10th, l6s, Passep-
ger Trains will run follows, Sundays exceptede
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
O;5O a. m.-DAI EXPRESS TRAIN-Sfoppinss at
Miloughbys Painesyills, Geneva, Ashtabnla,
COnneaut ana 6lrard only, and grriVe at Erie AZ
l:i6 ?. N, Ounkirk 3.45 D. m, Buffalo $40 D m.
3il0 2. .ll.-OlhOlhhATIE EX PHESS-StoppinE at
Painesville, Ashtabula snd GirSrd only. and ar
Eisaa At Eria : , -, Dan kirk 5:IT D. N 5uf-
3.55 Z. m.1MAIL AND AOCOnmODATIoE-
stopping At ali ltAEiona Rnd arrives az Erie at
qsIO P, M.-HIaHF E1PREss TRAIN-stoppipz
ht PsineHville. Aahtabulz and Girard only, and
aF tyss a. sEls u Y A - m.s Dunkirk IA ~
m.s bunai0 4:20 a. u.
LaAYE ERTR.
$40 A E.--diGtsT EI PRESS TRAIH-StOpnlrg AZ
utrzfil Asbtcbuia and PainesViIle only, and ar
rtToa q tisTtisEd a. l;ul a \.
aa11s- s---l III Ahu AtNJJif1iODATIOH TRaI n
fiJFplis 81 al stations AID arrives At OlsEs-
taai - 90. 70 A. q.
g.uA ~ TOLEDO EXPRNSs-stoppinR at an sts-
uHiis except oEanvtlio. SayhroOk, unionville.
Cluyuland nt ls4n 4.
z-tsr E-DAT EzF-ESS TRAIN-stoppiar Al Gi-
rard, UOnnesut, Ashtabula, and PaiassTilis
sniy, sud ar4iyes in Cleveland At 6:s5 P. n.
T-stfs.
.' ~ .-'s'es gUlng Westward connect at Cleveland
villa tor Toledo, OhfcagO, Oolnmbus, Oincil-
natl indianapolis, g, Louis 6c-s and all through
trains OF the n. z 3 4. Railroad and At Buao Wfth
thOs5 Of ihs New York OsnEral and Buffalo q New
5ork City RailToads Tor New York, Albany Boston,
Niagara talls &c, and 81 EFie with traina On ths
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
a8-Dey Express, Hast and West, connects at Girard
vita Trains on Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad fer
hnesVilis, hesdVills, JanestoNn, &e.
Cleveland, November -I6th, Is6s ~
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HONORARY OFFICERS.

OFFICERS AND COMMITTEES FOR THE GRRAT NORTH
ERN OHIO SANITARY FAIR TO BE held AT OLEyE-
LAND, FEBRUARY 22D, 1854.
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Passenger Trains stop q MeadFille thirty minutes,
giving Passengers ample time to dine az the
''GCEAenTY HOuse,0
The Best Railway Hotel IN the Country,
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A FIRBT RATE OPPORTUNITY FOB IEVtsFMEsT.
20 vacant Lots some on lanai and Rfver and to
e. busil ess part Of the City, can be bought st bar
gain.
EUCLID ST-Briok House, two stories, basement
and sttic, wiIeT. gas, bath room, marble man
ties, &c. e. 800.
LAX E-Sr-On Clinton Park, one and q half story
House and Lot, 5Ox99 81 20
KthrN N-ST-A large and handsome House, fitted
up with all the modern improvements; Drawing
Boom, lSx24 feet and arRs lot.
ST. OLAlR-ST-HeS Brick House with modern I'm
prOVemanta. $1,000.
RlSSA Ah-SI-Near Erie-st-, good large Cottage
House and = acre Of land. a 500.
HICks-SE E-Hear the Ciro.0, West side, House and
Lot. 800.
PRUSPEUT -ST-Two Story Brick House, water and
gas and u rooms. 81, 800.
CEHA H-5T--Hear Perry, two story House and Lot
with barn 1850.
WALRUF sr-GoOd Brick House. two storiss and
basement.
EnOLiD.ST-EeaT Perry, Vacant Lot, IOOx3,0 feet.
WILLS h-SF-Nsar Clinton Bark, Vacant Lot, sO1
20 feet.
First Glass BUSINESS Property,
Lots viii Stores, &C on Superior and OntarioSts
gcod for investment.
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Hagen's IaEnolia Balm.

mis- 4 the most delightful and eztraOrdinary m
ever discovered. Il changes the sun-burnt fsoi
hands te apsaTly satin texture OF ragishing team
~ imDArtiBs the marble purity OF youih aid tl.s
DIsTrEsuE appearance 90 inviting In the city belle q
fashion. Il removes tsn, reoklas pImples and rough
ness from tho skin, leaving the CON plsEioR fresh
transparent and smooth. Il contains no mstsria .n
furious to tho skin PatroniEed By Aotrssse. en-
Opera Singer. It fs whAt every lady should have.
EI-eold EVsrFNheEs.
DEMAB {. BARNES a Co
Gensrsl Agents.
tulyl-RH ~ h-oafgaV. Nav ynrR
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NJ Obief Attributes Of Manhood an

Iue O0leA AbsEAONs9a Va S-A--SN
ars1usu.Iy Lost or suspsndsd b. InAlprAetioes and
uioua hzblts that win insEttabH lead % hsreaitAn
is.sss urleau cheokod IN time Read the truths lAt
soWn in the treatise "HUhAh fRAILff, OF PHNi
1oto1ro.t. RrsrARoBEs." 1t Is elaboratoly ilushs
"a vfth oolorsd engrnTinEz and viii convince ID
NOT hardsnsd and uneonoorned, - well IS relieH
TIE minds Of the most despcnding, b loading thee
in the right channel for relief Of bodily and nsnt
AGONY and despair.
ar6old b. Dr.. BARBoW, Ia Blesoker-5t;, y, ;,
HFles Is o1nta sent free 6VorT WHERE see AofeEs-'
1Snf a q lHTieneularf An another column. =,
Soid also ~ g. W. CLABks pruss1sti Olsve-shsl
Urfs.
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Un
nary nd Sexual System new and reliable treatIneni
IN Reports Of the HOEAED ASSOCIATION. Sent By
mall in sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Aa
dress Dr.. J. sEILLH HoUaHToE, Howard Aasocis
zion, No. South Einfh-st, Philadelphia; Pa
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THE ALL BUFBIOIFNT THREE

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
l -TRlEHEnAk J, 2 and J, are protected by RSy-
al Istte-s Patent o! England, and SECURED by II.
Seals Of The Eeole Do Pharuacis de faris and th'
Imperial College of Aedioins, Vienna
No. One ts Invaluable for Exhaustion, 5permatoT
rh0ea and ell physical disabilities
No. Two completely eTadlcates all traces OF those
diseases that have heretofore been treated By the
Boous and Per1tcious uss OF coParia and ouhebs.
No. Three has entirely s1ppsntsd thelniuri0us uss
OF mercury, thereby inBurtng % the sufferer speedy
relief, dispensing al I'M purites and roofing out The
TRIEsEHAR, Nos. }, and J. ere preparations 10 the
be carried IN thu waistcOat po ket Sold In tin
and divided into separate doses, administered b.
Velpau, Lailemandi Roux, kcsld, &c. Price f3 each;
or cases for eg, which 80; aud in S27 cRsss
whereby there IS O saving OF g9. TC be had whole
HeW York.
Immediately on receiving remittance Dr.. Barrow
VIII Onward the Triesomar 70 any part Of the world
securely packed and addressed according 70 ths IA
szzuctlonH OF the writer.
pST-So!d nv G. " CLARK. Agent faT 0Ievalard
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-09

OonnectionB are made at MonroeTfllo with ths Ban.
elsky, Mansfield Newark 4. h., a. Olyds with tha
Bandnsky, Dayton 4 Cincinnati E. e., At Frsmout
with Fremont Indiana r. L., and al TolecD with
the Michigan southern Northern Indiana and To-
ledO Wabash RailrOadH for Chicago Detroit, Jack
son, Fort Wayne, LOganspOrt, Lafayette, Cairo All
ton, st. Louis and Al points West Northwest snd
Southwest.
Trains arrive IN OleVel.nd from Toledo and e .
West At 935 A. H. 1:43 P. n, And SIS p. n Frum
SAndusky a. s2o A. H. L. d. RUOKER, BuP't.
Cleveland, November Is, 1861