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THE ALL gJVFIOTENT TBREE

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TRIE5EMAR1, !, aad J, sfs protected By Rcy-
al Letters Patent OF Eagierd, and secured By ths
Seals Of tie Eo0lo de PhaTuacis ss PEris End tbs
Imperial College o. Medicine, Vienna.
no. One ts invaluable for Exhaustion, SHeErastor
rhoea and all physical disabilities
No. Two completely eradicates all trsres ~ those
diseases that have heretofore been treated b. nan
seous and Bsrnicious uss Of ooPaTia AID cnbsbs.
Eos Three has entirely Bcpplanted the injurious uss
Of mercury, thereby insurRg 70 the sufsrer apeedT
relief, disFerng all Impurities, and roofing out the
TRIEsEMAR, Nos. snd ;, are preparations IA the
be carried IN the Wai8tooat pO kst Sold IN tn casss
and divided into separate doses, administered by
or cNs5s fer 90, which Saves Sc and in es7 cases
Whereby there Is 9 saving Of s9. 10 be had whole
sale a1o retail CT Dr.. BAROW No. I94 Eiesoker-
HsW Tork.
1mnediEtsiy on receiving remittance Dr. Barrow
VII forward the Triesensr to any part Of the Werla
securely packed, and addressed according % ia n.
sIruotlOns OF the writer.
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NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
~ OIHOlEEA1I EAILk0AD.
3
FINTEB ARRANGEMEHT

lS.zs-ks - - e7.s<sesSi
1884. WINTEB ADVANCEMENT. 1854.
On and after Monday, November 18th, Passenger
Trains viii iesve Cleveland, Gs follows, Sundays ex
cepted):
Jst TrsIu-7,4OA A, BL-UIHUINEAT ExPREss
Stopping GRAFTON, ellington, New London.
Shelby, Crestiine, Gallon, Gilead, Cardingtonl
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and Worthing-
ton; arriving at Orsstlins 81 1910 g. m, Column
bus l:29 ?. m Dayton 4;i2 ,. ~, Cincinnati6.s5
Pm, st. Louis lO.45 a. N, Indianapolis 5;i5 p.
n. Cairo 800 p m, Fort Wayne 4:l5 ,. m, Chi
oago via Orestline 1910 p N.
I'd Train-3iIO p M.--AOUOMMODATIOH.-
Stops ct All stations, snd arrives in Columbus
at $50 2, m Cincinnati so q. N; -.
ping st Berea, GraItou, wellington, New Lon
don, shelby, CrestliEs, Gallon, Gilead, Carding-
ton and Delaware; arriving at Crestiine at l0:l0
6incinnst 7;O0 a. m; indianapolis 80 .. m, 50.
LOuis s;4s ,, N Cairo 5OOa. m, 1t. Wayns4;se
Trains leave Columbus at $50 and lO.20 N, $40 pm.
arrive at cleveland ssO a. m, 2:EO and 900 p n.
OOEEEOTICHs.
shsIhy-sandusky, Mansfield Newark BAIlroad, for
Mansfield, Nj. Vernon, Newark, zsnes-
/ Or,gtiins.Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne CHICAGO Ran.
road, Forest, upPar sananaEy,, elehas- Ila
s West, sGtf sHd EsstoT n Ms1shsid, WoOstSFs Ma:
Grafton md Bsisfontins Railroad Line for Marion,
| Bsllefontaine, Sidney, Uuion, Muncie, In
dianapOlis, Terrs uaute, Vinoennee, ETAnl-
Vile, louisville, Cairo, q. Louie, &c.
Oolumbus-Little Miami 3 Columbus, and Aenia
| RailrOsd, for 0enia, Dayton, Indianapolis
| Terrs Haute, st. Louis morroWs L0NelAno,
| and Cincinnati, snd with the Ohio 3 Mis-.
| El5sippi RailroadS -ClncinnatifoT LoutEyiilel
Evansville, Cairoi 81 Louis aad An points
| on the Ohio river.
tolur bu1-Central Ohio RRjroad for Newark, Zsnes-
| vile, Wheeling, Sc-i Columbus, Piqua
| Indiana Rsflrcad for Piqua, Urbana, 40.
~ Tor Tickets 70 all points snd inlornation sp-
ply At the Passenger Station, aud 81 Union Ticket
oi1oS' ~ 7-Ss-'O.-'' E.s. FLET.
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nIore RetnIInrIon propo.ed

Mere Retaliation Proposed.
From the Savannah Republican, January 81 !
The telegraph yesterday brought intel
ligence Of The shooting down in cold blood
Of number Of our troops by Burnside's
| officers in Tennessee, for no other reason
than that the poor fellows had captured a
clothing wagon and were covering their
nskedness with its contents. If such out
RACES be allowed, then we might as well
have no government at all, for it viii have
failed to protect its own soldiers who are
fighting its battles. As many men as fell
under the inhuman order should be forth
with taken from the Richmond prisons,
and, without word Of threat or boast
made to pay the penalty and atone for the
inhuman act. Will it be done2
REVIEW OF TIE RICHMoED MARKET.
Flour was selling to-day at S175 per
baFrel-equivalent TO more than $3.50 per
barrel at the present rates fer specie. The
farmer or miller who would not be salts
| fed with this price is worse than an inf
| del. For corn meal, millers were asking
$40 per bushel, the price of corn having
been put up to SlS@l9 per bushel.
Potatoes are selling at S9@S10 per
bushel; turnips, $685. onions, $50.
Hay, from the country, in bulk, is sell
ing at S18@Sl4 per 100 pounds.
Groceries are firm at last quotations
Sorghum molssses is very scarce and in
demand. The stock Of sugar is diminish
ing and holders are firm at $4(94,25 per
lb. Salt quiet at 80c. for prime-some
holders asking more.
The following is extracted from the
Richmond commercial report Of Wednes.
day;
Corn meal S22@S25 per bushel; butter
S6 per ID. lard S3,75, and pork 2,75
per ID.
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OITY PROPERTY FoR SALE.

A FIRST RArE OPPORTUNITY FOB IsvEsFHEsT.
50 vacant Lots some Canal and River and near to
N busiGess part Of this Ciay be bought at bar
gain.
EUOLI % sT-Briok House, two stories, basement
and attic water, gas, bath room, marble man
ties, &C. "a 500.
LAKE-ST-On Clinton Park, one and a half story
House and Lot, 5Ox99 q TO-
KIhsm N-Sr-h lsTge and handsome House, fitted
up with all the modern Improvements; ORA slng
Room, i8x2i feet, and sargs lot
ST. OLAlR-sT-neE Brick H,use with modern i'm
prOVements. 5000.
KINsA ans E--Near ETie-St., good large Cottage
House aud x acre Of land. s4,5pO.
HIokS-Sf-Hear the Circ Q, West Side, House and
Lot. S70O.
SFEUT-sF-TwO Story Brick House, water and
gas and II rooms. $3.50.
CEDAR -ST--Near Perry, two story House and Lot,
with barn sl,6A0
WALNUr-sT-GoOd Brick House, two stories and
EuULlD-sE-EearP Perry, Vacant Lot, lO0xz99 feet.
WiLLsOA-SE-Near Clinton Bark Vacant Lot 5OK
go feet.
First Glass Business Property,
Lots with Stores, SC, on Superior and Ontario-sts
good for investment
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Nine Daily Trains From
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
NLEVELAND & ERIE B. b.
:. wINTER ARRANqEMENT.


ls6s4 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1854.
On and after Monday, November 18TH 1865, Passsp-
ger Trains viii Tun as follows, Sundays exeeptsdg
LEAFE CLEVELAND:
Disso A. M.-DAX EXPRESS TRAIH-Stopuinaa A.
W1lOughby, PsinssFills, Geneva, ABhtab1la,
C0nneaat ana uIrard only, and arrive at Erie az
l.lS p. m, Dunkirk 5.45 D. m, Buffalp SD , m
3sl5 Z. m.-CIHCIHAATlE lEXPBESS-stoppfnga az
Painesville, Ashtabula and Girard only, and ar
ryes az Erie o2o p NJ Dunkirk s:l7 p. N, Buf-
3:55 ?. m.'-nAIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS
Stopping at all stations and arrives At BTis at
GsIO p, hl.-NIGET ZLPRES5 TRAIE-StoppinE
st PatresTflla, Ashta5ula and GiTard only, and
arrives g Erie ss y = g. n, Dunktrk 2sls q,
m.p Buffalo 40 q n.
LEAVE ERIE
$50 A. KNIGHT EXPRESS TRAIH-StoppinR at
Glrard, Ashtabula and Pzinssville only, and ar
riFe8 at Cleveland st 7.O0 Al
SOL E.--AAIL AND DAOOOMMODATIOH TRA1H
1-sto1Ping o. 81 stations and arrives At Cless-
$50 A. A.-TOLEDO sXPBEss-JtoDping at all sta
lions except SEanYtlle, SaYbrook, UnionTfils,
Ferry, 4entor ana Wicknncs and arrives aE
2:l5 ?. EBAY EAPREss TRAIH-stoPPing At e.
rsrd, C0nnesut, Ashtabuia, and PainesVills
only and arrives in Cleveland az 5:25P. n
~ Second ClEas Cars are run On all through
An tbs trains going westward oonzest ct Cleveland
Witb trains for tOicdci Chicago, Columbus, Oinctn.
nsti, indianapolis, St. Louis &C.; and all through
sainB OF tho n. L 4 h Baroad, and at Buffalo with
| taoss OF the New York Cs1t-zl and Buffalo New
York CITY Railroads for New York, Albany, Bostenj
| Aagare Falls &C.. snd e Erts With trains on th6
- Day Express East and West, connects at Girars
/ With Trains ETie and Pittsburgh Railroad fol
hnsaEius, MeadVille, J4mestog-ni 60.
| Cleveland, November Issh, Iss5.
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sPFeIRL NnTICE8.


OUACRER III earnestly caution all
young men suffering ffom Nervous Debility, 40,
aeAinst endangsring thsir health By patroniTing
any Of the advertising auackS. You can fully reeoE-
sz by the msthods used By the Advertiser, and By
hrndrses Of othefs, AED n 80 oTHTB WAY.
had Letter which VIII send you Il you VII send
nsa post.paid envelope bearing your address. Di'
rect to EDWABD II. TRAYEBB
jsBA-Radiw Lock Box, Boston Mas.
tBROWN's BRONCHIAL TROCHEs.
Thsss LoEenrss are prepared from highly ssfeem'
"a recipe for alsYiating Bronchial Affections, Asth-
ma, Hoarseness, Coughs, Colds AID Irritation or
Soreness Of The Throat.
q PUBLIC sPEAKEBsA AND FOoALIsTs
viii And than beneficial In clearing the yOioe before
rnesFinr or singing, and relieving the throat after
nny unusual exsrt.on o. the vocal organs. having
psoulisr adaptation to affections which disturb the
organs Of speech.
Sg-sold b. all Druggists and Dealers In Medicine
b ne United States and most Foreign countries, al
$ es1tE per b1x- jaal2-R2 limo
rAt this season Of thu yesr Coughs,
Cold, Hoarssnesl and other affections Of the Throat
and Lungs prevail Madame Zsdle PoTter's CURA-
TIVE Balls An is q certain and immediate cure
10 family should be without bottle in the house
It & only Is cents and will be found worth as many
dollars Tor The Of the above compialAt3' II ID
for sale By ali Drugsists, at IS and sc Per bottle
aEMadame Portsris Curative Bslsam can be OBJ
tasned at Benton Bros, and Strong Armstrong;
Wholesale Agents, Cleveland, Ohio. jan2s-R2 lw
TIE Chief Attributes Of Manhood SEt
a-.uusutly Lost OF EuEpended By mAl-prHctioas and
ouI habits that viii inevitably lsad to hsreditNr
flSssss un1ess checked IN time Read the truth1 ait
eown n ths treatiss "HUBAB TBAILTY, or PIN
IoIoa1csr RusEkEoHEs." Il Is slAbOrssely HluEtrE
~ With oolorsd engrayinEs and win convince ths
most hardened and uneonoorneds as vel - rsaeT
Fs minds Of the most daspondinE, By lsHding then
n he reht channel for reliss Of bodily and nens
nEs1T and despair.
E-sl6 b. Dr.. BAEsoW, isl BIeeoker-et., =: y
EFioe . cents. bOut tree eVerI oee eofeE1S-
e1euf OF = triessunar' IN ancthaT column
sod also b. G. ". GLARE DrusEists OiefelAAst
utIs.
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri
nsry nd sexual system-nsw and reliable treatment
In Reports Of the Howard ASSOCIATION. Sent BY
rs IN sealed letter envelopes, FREQ Of charge. Ad'
dEesg Or. J. sk1LLIs HoUeHTos, Howard Assoois-
don, &c. 2 South Einth-st, Philadelphia; Pc.
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The 90 Attribules q Manho0d aEt

sS-sdd b. Dr. BABsoW, isl BIseoker-et;s :; =.
pros 35 cents. Bgut frpe eVery nare see coVeEnE'
e1rnt OF = TriessmAr'' IN ancthar column. =,
aoid also b. G. ". GLARE DrusEists OisVelAAti
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I AND OFFIOE.-H. Il. LITTLE
u \ has constantly on hand q large number OF i'm
proved Farms tor sale for cash or on tine. AlBo-s
variety Of Oity and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lands In Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he will exchange for Farms, City or Personal
I'd door. maVI9
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A FRIEED IL HEED-TEY Il. .
N. BEOota IN ETAhlaIBAE LlHI II EHT II r-epErSs
fFua the rectle Of Dr. Stephen egsst, Of Oo1Re5siz
Ghs groas bon bstte and hsE bosn ussd IN his FraI
~ foE thu last tEeaty year, With ths most astonh
~ 1ucoeTl AIau eTtsrnzi rsnsdy Il ia without
FVai, and viii alleviate pain more speedily tnan All
ether preparation. Tor eli Eheuneic and EsrVeti
Eoreg, wounds, E1rrinE, BsulssG, Gc. Its B1othtI
hsalnF and powerful strengthening PzODensihe5, el
rts the jUst wonder and acton ishEent OF all who ha
nVsr Given it q trial Over four hundred cert1ho@tk
q remarkable cures psrsoeed BY Il within the lsil
$40 yuarn, attest 70 tEfE fs1E- Etrong Ar1stzoni
GranfI for fupEaIana aiealsgdEvT:ftss
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lzllIElZ
Line. writtsn on n Drumhead in the Field.
.Ion reading that Colonels Creighton and Crane
had their lives in HOoker's battle above the
clouds" at Lookout Mountsin.l
Oh, tell me not that lives are lost
When spent in freedoms cause,
When noblY, firmly givenup
For Union and the laws.
When patriots to the contest rush,
Disdaining every cost,
And by their best blood victory SEAL
Such lives cannot be lost.
For though the silver cord be loosed
Amid the cannon's roar,
Yet will the spirit, freed from clsy,
Up TO its Maker soar.
lis by such lives our country's rights
VIII be restored again;
And snrely, ifthey gain the end,
They are not spent in vain.
That life alone is really lost
When 20 no prrpose given;
But lives when lost in iseedOm's cause,
Are found again in heaven.
Then tell me not their lives are lost
Who to the death-shot yield;
But rather write beneath their names,
promoted on the field
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Dr. s. = A "a M,
H@ST a shs Royal College Of PkssieiGaeI
Eoz2oa, England; 0radaais ef
RieOnS's HppisaJ for


FEMALE DISEASE
nnd constant attendant Of Psrisi London, New
Isans snd Montreal Hospitals EoT the last tan yss1
hsI opened his Ofles ;; the
johnson House, Cleveland,
whers he viii be hspPy 70 meet al those who sre .,
a5otsd with sabscute and ehroaio disesEes
HIS treatment is entirely different nom thu on
Ean, and Is mild, erioseious and e5estivs. Hismsd
isinsa are simply vegetable extracts nd oils, thei
have nsTeF been useo but By two 9th physicians
America besides himself. Ho has sPeH the greats
part Of hs lie and th5aEands c. dollars IN ob5sinir
few secrets In his Proiession. BE tests tho Orb
i1r all forms Of disease. No shsrseiOr giving
hone1t and true stztsment Of thsir cEzs.
LzEss- bPkhAATOEHGs.
10 You've HEs.-He can prove 70 you IN . few nib
uteg that he Is the only physician you trsstsS
with that cures this diseass. For every patient VII
vii follow his directions, he will give One Hundrs
Dollar II he fails IN curing this disease 80 chart
ade for consultation. Those Ct distance who Eisl
10 consult the Doctor may do 90 by sending Bmal
Vfsl Of urine bT mall with name erd and 4
viii nnsWer and describe their case, and the possbi
~ q getting relief by enclosing return Postsgl
Htar7u- naras1sl
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SKATES,
SKATESI-ONE OF TIE

CKATESl SKATESI-ONE OF THE
y most exhilerating and beneficial outdoor exer-
cses is Skating; and in order t. glide swiftly DER the
ice, one must have pair of good SKATES; and as
H. HATTERsLFY has Just received large assortment,
including Ladies' Gents and Childrens, Of all sizes,
qualities aud descriptions, he will supply oil those
who wish to purchase, at the lowest market prices.
He has also received very large stock of GUNS,
from the finest EDEish Twiit down to the cheapest
Belgian Guns and Is prepared to select from this ne
assortment an article to suit each and every custom
Smith Wessons, Allen & Wheelock's and other
STYLES Of Bevolvers, FlaskB Pouches Cartridges, Am
munition, etc, etc.
50 Remember the place, lO2 superior-st., Clsve-
and, Ohio.
N.B.-Repairing promptly attended to and e1ecu
tad in the neatest style. dec23
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HaFan'a HaanoIin Balm

Ao8o4 AaAASAo 0aAA1s
Thi1 "a thu most delightful and s1traordInAry ri
ever discovered. It changes the sun burnt fAos
hands to = psarly satin texture Of ravishing bean
q, impartlng the marble purity Of youth, AID thi
pIsfssUI appearance 30 inviting IN the city belle
fashion. Il removes tan, eoklos, pimpss and rough
nss from the skin, leaving the complexion fresb
f4naparsnt and smooth. 1t contains no matorial IN
furious 70 the skin. PstTonized BY Actresses anf
0DsEa Singers. II d Whist every lsdT should have
sold ETsT7Ebere.
DEMAs 8. BARNES 4 90.
General Agents,
fulVi-E1a m Broadway. New York
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CTEEL JEWELRY-A NEW In,
~ portstian. A. 4 G. BETTBERG.
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FARMS AND OUT PROPERTY.
Fifteen Acres on Cedar-St,, with sood House and
Barn and Fruit.
Cedar Still acres, with acres Of grapes
East Cleveiand-Near Euciid-St aud Wilson Ave
nue. large and conVsnient Brick House, with
mOoern Improvements, Barn, ~ acres land, with
Fruit, &C. For $500.
~ Also, large number OF Farms, ut-Lots,
Dwellings, az too numerous TO aiyerti5e decls
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English nIovemen,s,

During the year 1861 there were formed
in Eoglsnd no less than 263 joint stock
companies with an authorized capital of
S5O0,OO0,OOO Of which $3.50, ,675, 600 have
already been offered. The Toronto Globe
thinks that not farthing Of this immense
sum is TO be spent in Csnsds.
Of the companies organized, forty-four
with o capital of SIG, ,425, 900 have for their
object the erection Of hotels on the Ameri-
can principle, in spite of the hard drub-
bing which all English travellers have
given those establishments in our country,
where Dickens represented the American
people as boarding instead Of living st
home.
For the encouragement of cotton grow
ing in India four compsnits are formed,
with capital of S2,225,000, besides sew
eral companies for procuring cotton else.
where. There is also another India COM
psny with capital Of S2,5G0,000, Hon.
duras company with $1,000 600, an Afri.
can company with 100000, and a
London and African Trading company
with capital Of 81, 100000. This is rep
resented ss but beginning of the i'm.
mense speculation in cotton growing and
cotton trading that is destined to absort
heavy capitals in mammoth corporation:
soon as il is demonstrated that cotton car
be grown in India or Africa at cheaper
rate than in the Southern States Of Amer
ics.
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The Greatest Remedial Agent
Now Before the Public.
Or RnSHS RREtI fsERIcaN RnNE.sEI InHIc

Or. BUSTS GREAT EhiSRICAR BONE-SET TONIC.
It cures Infiuenzas, with Headache, Sore Throat,
Fever with quick pu'se and great prostra'ion OF
strength, pains and echng iu all the limbs and baf
ache Cough, with difficulty of breathing and rough
hoarse voice Ca arrhel Affections with soreness Of
the head and headache: Ohiilness when moving
about OF going into the fresh air; Heartburn Dys-
pepsis with tesling Of fullness load In the sto-
ach /; Z IS Of Appetite and Coated Tongue.
In all the above the named affections the patient
may take a tesspoonful every two hours. In All
chronic ailments Il shonld be taaen according to d.
reetion on the bottle Price, per bottle, IS cents
Sold by STRONG ARMSTRONG, .
noy5 lS9 Supericr-St.
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RAILRnkRa-
A TLANTIQ 8 GREAT WEsTN
NEW BROAD GUAGE
Passenger, Freight, Hail, Express
And TeIegFaDh Route,

Connecting at Salamanca, New York, with the Erie
Hallway forms 3 continuous Six Feet Track IRON
New York to Akron or Cleyeisnd
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EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYEa.
AG Formerly ofthe hrm OF Littlss 4 Ksyes,J has
osened heal Estate Once IN Rouse's Block corner
o suPortor-St and Public Square, and constantly
on hand several thouHand acres nrBt quality Farms
ing Lands In the States ofIowa, Wisconsin and Hisa
BouT 20 exohAnEsfor city country property; assl
lor Aliktndl a Psrsonsl property. PaTtrash psida
\ g-,assry aBrTk.R35
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EEsAD IMPORTANT PASSENGER ROUTE
faro IS Low as BY Any other ROute.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
FHRnHHH TIrKETg

Passengers BY this Line have choice Of Fivs Die
rent Routes between New York and Boston
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On and after Monday. November 18th, 1855, Throash
Passenger and Freight trains viii Be- run regularly
Between Cleveland and NeR York
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I LITTLE, DEALER In REAL
liz ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has on
hand large lot Of Farms and Farming Lends in
this State, Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois.
- Ones over No. 50, south side Of Pub. Square.
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MORNING LEADER.
m0NDAY mORNING. FEB /, 1854.

FOR Special and telegraph NeFs--soe
First Pare. For Local and Commercial
NepFn--Seo Fourth Page.
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EHTMETRBIg's
MDHITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
It is Not q Dye,

ut restores gray hair 70 its original color by SUP
Elying the capillary tubes With natural sustenanot
fmusired bT sFe or disease AL INSTANTANEOUS D y
are compoaed Of lunar caustc, destroy ing the ylat
and beauty of the hair, and sGord Of themselves pe
dressing. Heimgtreets Iuimitable Coloring not onp
rsstores hair to its natural color by an easy process
but gives the hair "a
LUXURIAET BEAUTY,
promotes It's growth, prevents its falling on erAdi
efes dsndruf and iTnpsrts health ard pleaaantnes
70 the head il has stood the test Of time, being tht
original Hair Colorng and is constantly ihcreAslns
6It Is sold b al respectable desiers, or can 2;
procured By them Of the Commercial Agents y. )
BkRNES & co 2o2 Broadway, New York. Two 81
- "a cent? snd 81 90, iulyl0-RZ7sOW
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Diseases Of tbe Nervous, Seminal, Uri

UIE9l5c1 VE llla NJ VVVsi
nsry nd Sexual eYstem-new and reliable treatment
In Reports Of the Howard ASSOCIATIONS. Sent D.
asI IN sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge Ad
dress Dr.. J. sKnEIS HoUeHroH, Howard Assooia
e-S-t ' dec2-lf0
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1884. Pennsylvania Central 1884.
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.


WITH IT'S OONNECTINa)
Is First Class Route, for Safety, Comfort
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-21
AnusenIenIS,

GRONER'- THEATRE. crowded
house again last night. 1.-THE TICket-o-LeAve
Man" will ho performed again tonight. It is evil
dent that this play Is destined to have an eXten.
sive run, for II strikes the human sympathies with
Irresistible force, and Is performed In wonderfully
effective sH lie at Growers. Some of the best
critics OF the country have spoken OF the play In
terms OF high pTaiIe Saturday night is devote to
benefit of the Ladies' Soldiers Relief Association.
Monday, NestvAli in Cameo
FoRD's NEW THEATRE.-Mrs. Bowers plays
tonight In one OF the best pieces the language has
produced, viz Richard Brinsley Sheridan's transla
ton OF KOizbue's notable play, entitled 1.-THE
Stranger" Mr.. Chas. WheAtleigh will appear al
BonnelOr, In the farce known as " The Model of q
Wife, Tomorrow evening Mrs. Bowers benefit
YARIETIEs.-Th accomplished young actress
Miss Maggie Frlel will appear tonight, in mag
nifcent bil appearing In the rOllicking, rOieking
character OF Nan, In the popular farce OF the Good
foT-Nothing Mile Lima Wndle, NOES. Bsptistin
and the entire Varieties Troupe appear. Tho
benefit Of the Sanitary Fair is postponed, by order
OF the compittec, to the 29th Monday night Fit
simmons great drama Of the skeleton Aocuser
Remember Monday night, the wild, weird, AN,
singular mystic romance.
CANTERRuHY HALL.-The management hay,
secured the services Of Miss Eva Brent, the gife,
and popular operate vocalist and whose mani
friends and admirers will no doubt, avail them
selves Of this opportunity to hear her sweet note
of song.
Mise ErneAtine De Faiber, the charming danseus
and sOngstTess still continues to please and deligh
the many who wltGess her graceful performance