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REAL ESTATE.
10 HN G.. JENNINGS,
Rssl Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDIHq.


Charter Oak Fire Ias. Co.
North American Fire Ins 20. nSLsloFu' nS'
Merchants Fire Ins. Comply. conn
City Fire Ins. Co.. New Haven, Conn.
MassasOit splngf d, Mass.
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, Ct
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ePErIAl NOTTCES.

THE CONVERSIONS AND EX-
PEEIENCE OF AN 1NKALLD-Publishedf for
hshoneat and 1sa warning and Caution to Young
Nsn who suffer from Nervous Debility Premature
Decay OF Manhood etc, supplying at the same time
EHE EEA1sor s-LF-cuEs, b one who has cured him
self Esne Bul to great expense and injury through
nsiisiii hambug and ouaekery.
By ene'osing postpaid addressed envelope, single
coplaimaF bs had Of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,
sb6-iodtE Bedford Kings Co., n y.
QUA cKERK-I earnestly caution all
yodis msn suffering from Nervous Debility, &e.'
asainst epdans ring their hsaith sy patroniEine
any Of tie sdVertiElng quasks- You can fuy reooF-
- ~ ne msthods used b. tbs Advertiser, znd ~
hundreds Of othess, AND r so ozHER wAr.
Rsad Letter which vii send yoa Il you viz send
Ne 4 port pail envelope bearing your address. Di-
restto EDWARD h. TBATER,
innq-R,dsw Lock Box, Bc5ion Mass.
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RAIIgRAas,
A TLANTIO 3 GREAT WEsTN
~ RAILWAY

connecting at Salamanca, New York, with the Erie
aaif-ays forms continuous Six Feet Track from
new York to Akron OF Cleveland.
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Dr. ViehOis' Female MonthlH PiIIu.

the ouy genuine Female Pills in the United States
NOTICE TO LADIEs.-HO article Of medicine intended
for the exclusive Of Feales that has ever made
Its appearance, has met with such universal success
81 these celebrated Pills. No disease is 50 little IN.
dersood, and consequently badly treated a. femals
diseases These Pills are the result Of much study
and careful experience in all varieties Of female COM
plaints and In all Of gularies preston
leucorrh6a or whites, Inflammation Of the bladdsr
kidneys and womb and loss OF nervous energy theif
use is above all praise. Among the many Thousands
that have used them in all parts Of the Union none
speak i'll Of them, for all like them They contain no
mercury, no iron, no steel deadly ola Their uss
can do no harmI and whom used according to direc-
HonB, they always do good.
n. B. Married ladies' who haYs reason to believe
themselves in the family way, should not use them
as by their action on the womb, miscarriage would
be the consequences.
Price-si Per box. PersonH sending for Pills will
enclose one dollar and two postage Etalaps.
several persons knowing the efficacy OF these Pfls
have advertised a. being agents for Dr. Tcbols Pill
and selling q worthless Pill.
N. b. Tho genHine YichOls' Female Italian pills
cannot be found at any other place in the Unitec
Ohio. 'T'--~A~
DR.. Hunter has IN bis Possession numerous c=rtis.
oates and te5ttmpnals which relieved and happT "a
eats have rendered him, and have kindly permitted
MIN 70 exhibit 70 those dssirOus Of his sefyice5
- QWes. hQurs from 8 A. n. to sP.H- octI5dkV
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fare as Low IS By Any other Route.

EEEMOmPOsTlHT PAssEHGEa ROUTE.
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FIve Wundred DpIIarg

and other cutGueous diseases, and restore the Hair
TO those who have become bsld. To make god the
asseTtion, I will forfeit
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sUdAR-OoAEED, PURELT VEaxrsBr5
Tle 1ldGss, ORogPeJt, aud most EoIisbie Ears!;
kedlcine in use. hore uaea than any other hiad,
szio3 = csEtr-Sl Pills il a bcx. See OirealArs.
- eclo b. Strong z Armstrong, Benton 5rotaafz
=. ". Palmer. OhaFchil . Bro. ALSO, ~ EhoIs7Ef
sAS rSsSii * isI Ontsrio-Ss., Cleveland, By
G. g. EOHRI5, Gsl'i AKort
Fpf Ohio, Wt5Eizzp E-d yeasFgs--
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NOR TF'

E0RRIE'
Arabian 00ndilIgn Powders,
Ihe best snd ehesPegt rssdE Gog many OF ths dIss
HORSES, CATTLE And SHEEP
6Ou in uss-eo BsyG every ons Who has ussd them q
- -ses CIRCULAR. sold By Strong Armsfrcas
se1Eon GrothsFsl . ". Palmer wholesale sn5 Re
sal b5 tao PropsistSr. IS tsl OntsTiet g,erslzra
g. G. EoBKlS, PEcPrsss5r
Ailu Cs az ij.uEsttis IN The county. EaFT-
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RE-1soo-x.
DRGKFs PLANTATION BITTERF

BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERF
Thsy purify. strengthen and iuvigorste.
They create healthy appetite.
xneY antfdOte TO change Of Wator and dlet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation late hnurs
They siren gthen the system and enltven the mind
They preg nj miasmstfc and intermittent fsFer1
They puri the breath and acidiTy OF the stomach
They cUrs Dyspepsia aud Constipation
They cure DsThga, Cholera and Ch0leramoTbW
They cur Liver Complaint and Headache.
They are tae best Bittsrs In the world They makt
ne weak man strong and exhausted nature Eresi
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celebrated aiisaya Bark, rOOts and herbs, and SIS
taken with the pleasure Of beverage without n gsrf
10 ace or time Of day. Particularly recommended
delicate persons requiring gentle stimuElt. So,e
by all GrOcers, Druggists, Hotels and saloons.
H. p. DRAKE s CO..
iulyI-R seOE "a Broadway, II.
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Nine Daily Trains From
PHILADELPHIA 70 NEW YORK
CLEVELAND & ERlE B. g.



lssai. WINTER ARRAHGEHEET. Isss1
On and amer Monday, November 10th. lsas Pasaan.
ger Trains VIII run 90 follows, Sundays sxesptedl.
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
9s5O a. m--DAT EXPRESS TRAIH-Bto..snv.
ElIodghby, PaiuesFiils, Geneva, Ashtab1ia.
@ H3eneset s51a tiEsrc onl7, snd arrive az Eris AZ
ais 30 2, & S9nsz 9i1S 50 So p Buffalo $40 D. m
gainesville, AsEtabula and Girafd only ss3 ~.
si ss y E'ie % P "a, Dunkirk Ell p. m, But
Sis5 T. ili.'-EiAIL AND Aoo0sfMoDsr4oU-
IN q n Az stations and arrives at Eris 81
9slO p n.-GIGHT E8PRESs FRAIE-stprpina
81 sallessii,e, AshtzbuiA sad Gifard cn.T,, nd
= R1s, = - -. = y 4 a. n, 3unkirk 10 q
LEAVE ERIa.
s,ig =. a.-hAls1E 1AElsESS IBAIH-g4aun3nva "A
S.esId. Asdtss1ls and FainesYilis oniv eTd an
S:2a A. E.--lIAIL kETD AoiJ1h9 Arro,s 20 AIN
I-stoppioS Al ~ stations and arriYes az CieFo-
s;se a. A.-roLED0 SXPREss-sto9plag At sll.,a.
Ecns eIeeEt sganFills. Sayfroot. bE5ooViIle-
Parry AientuE z1G Mickiirs s-d a--rirs. ~
Cleveland st lsg = =
Gs r. z--DAK EXPRESS TRSIa-sso5pInR At ei.
IeTai tonnssnt, 6shta5Qia, and PZnssViiis
eaiyi And srTlFes In Cleveland as 6:25 p ~
- ssoOad Oas Cars are run On an thFoush
All the trains going westward conRess AZ C,,r,,ana
VIE tralns iot toled9i Chicago, Oolnmhus C1ncin.
matt indianapolis, st bouis, &o.; sad an thTo1Gh
trains going EagtVsr ccnHect al Dnpsi-E With -
sEasns OF Lle y. l. 4 z. Reilruad Sni ~ flalo zff
slo5o cL t1e New York CaasFal and Fuffsio = see
59fz III I9lrosds ier New YORK, Albany, Boston
nieeasG Ealls as.l AID Il Erie vita trainn On ths
hllsdsiEhia and Erie Railroad - -
Ao-Day EKTTes5, Esst And ess. oonrerfr AZ nf-,rd
Sltn IEnin9 % ETis snd PittSbzrEh RsIiTcSd foT
OloIelsnd. November sl6th, Lss3
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READ TIE FoLLJWIEG.
[TEsTIHoEIAL OF HEs sARAH GOULD
Prof. DE N gNE Two years ago my scalp became
diseased. and my haig co1meaced falling cut very
f-st. The disease Spread until my sea D was
plete sore; the burning and itching sensation was
insuppOr.Abie. 1 wCu Apply remedy after remedy,
VII b only momentary relief. 1 consulted sev raj
physicians Of this city was Inform by them that
the disease with which my alp affected tbs
FAT Hheum, and thHt they could not benefit me. I
read yUur aGY rtssmeDt snd cor cluded to consult
you. You as surt Inc that you would Eradicate the
disease and restore my hair, which had bcome very
thin With that assuranca placed mysslf in y0ur
hands, and the result Is have luTuTfaBt head of
har; my &C Up is perfectly we'll, and ny hair has
CeAzed 10 fail out. Respectfully, Ycu's.
MRS SARAH GOULD,
No. IlT South Pearl ct, Albany, n. Y.
tits fact acknowledged by all who havs used the
Hair ReStorer and Iheir name il Legign thai Il is
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FBIE6D u EEBD-TRT II, 8
u. BEeotG IEF FAlIIlIBLA kIaEETi prspazs.
Eom the raeipe Of Dr. StsEhen BNset, Ct 0onzeoti0
hs Gro4t bons setter, and hsE bsoa ussd IN he Fi
ts for the lAgt taufy gaAEs Will the most astoais
ng l1oos1s. As E1 external remedy Il IL without
EyAls and VIII elisTsato stn more speedily thar All
ether preparatsen EoE al Hkeun1tto And EsrT5ui
piso.ers is & trsly lEfaiible Gnd curative sei
boreli Nornde, kgrains, Bruises, b. its goot1iIE
heEins and powerful strong tleuiaE propeasitio5,
site the iust wonder and zBtoniBhsnt Of all who hE,
eger gV6n Is tF3al. Over souT hundred osrtlhoats
81 remarkable 6uras performed By t within tee lsE
A1kntz cor fE-vaiead- dsclAsisacgasurs Hfs
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DR.. s. Z HAM,
Hzbr Of IL R0gaI 0sHs7s Of FRysioissil
EO$doz, Easlcad; RTGdSass Of
Rioord's Ross,itaI SoT

FEMALE DISEASE
and oon1tant attendant Of Paris, London, BsW
leans Gne Montreal Hospitals for TIE last ten year.
has opened hia ONES At the
johnson House, Cleveland,
Whsrs he VII be hEPPy to mest all those who are a.
eiossd with subsSuts and chronic diseases.
Bis treatment is entirely different from the OF
sian, and is MID eficzoiout and elective. Hismad
soihoG aee simply vegetable sItrncta nd oils, tksI
have mover been uasc but by tive oth,, physicians
America besides himself. BE has spsa the creates
-t Of hss IFS and thousands Of dollars in oStsuip
. iSW secrets IN bis proieszion. BE tests the UEiI
ior al fornG Of disease. 10 ehErgsfoE giving
honest End true Etatsmant Of their oasa.
izsz- BPERHATORHGA,
70 TcUEa HEE.-Ho csn grove % you IN few NH :
utel thst he = he only physician you over treaft
with thSt cures this dl5ssne. FOR every patient VII
wiz follow bis dire-tionz, hs will give One Hundr5
Dolnrb II he isiis In caring this dsease. 10 chaIFI
made for consultation. Ihoae ct distance who viii
70 consult tho Doctor u,sy % 30 By sending q small
vial Of urine BY mall with name, sex and sre and Be
VII AusaT end describe ther case and the pOssibiY
ity Of getting rsiisf, - enclosing return postzRI
EeAmH- Earssssf
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MORNING LEADER.
MONDAY mORNING, FEB s, Ise4

For Special and TELEGRAPH News.-See
Flriat Page. FOR LEGAL and Commercial
N0Wa--see Fourth PaEe-
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IaOtheEsi EIosheFsII aTOtheFsIa

Doat fan to procure Mrs. WIESLOW'S SOOTBs
eTBOP for OHlLDREE TEETHIHG.
Thiz valuable pFepaTzton L the prescription fOna
iths bsst Female Fhysioian5 and sursss In ths
nited 5tstes, and has bsn used for thirty yeaEs viii
SEe fEiliHG safety snd Succssa BY millions Of moth
children, from the lesble infant Of one vssk
the adult. 1t not only relieves the child iron
paans but invigorHtes ihs stomach and bowels corr
rss aodity, and gives 0ns and energy 70 the Rholi
. lem. II twin almost Instantly relieve
GRIPiEg1E THE BOW Els AND WIND OOLIC
We belisTo # the BeE and surass Remedy in tbs
World n All cases o. DyBsntery and Diarrhea
Children. vhsthsE It hr3ss from Testhing, or IRON
any oths cause.
HI-Full directions for using VIII accompany essa
bostia. None genuins unless the fac-simile Of CUB
IB &PERKlBs, HsE YORK, Is en- the wrsypsr.
=BB5old BY all Medicine Dealers. Principal oEs
DoT-st., HeW York.
PEies snIy 9s Osats ssF BsttIa,
ul0Tlls Haq-dhUfu
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! MAN OF A THOUsANDl
a coEsUllPTIYR uUREn.

a C0HsUNPTIya CURED,
DR.. q. JAMES, Retired Physicfsu of s-pst
enlinancer disCoycre5i while in the East Indies a
esstsiu cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs Oclda and General DGOiiity, Tia TsruosV
EBs discovered By him when his only child adaugl-
ter, given up 70 de- ais child was cured an Ia
now alive and we'll Desir5us OF benehtting his fei-
low IaoTtGis he viii send to those who wish IL tie
recipe, containing fu directions for making ard s-
oessi1ly using this remedy, free, receipt OF thsF
nomes, with two stamps 70 pay expenses, There Is
not single case OF Consumption thht il does not at
once take hold Of and disspate. Hight eWeats pee
vtghDess irritation Of the nsryea, failure OF M r
oicut expeotoration, Eharp pains in the unss sOTs
throet chilly sensations nausea at the stcrsch IN,
action OF the bowels, wasting away Of the "a uscis.
- The writer will please state the name Of ths "a
per they see this advertsment In. address,
ORADDOCK co.,
iyls-ts5 2z5 North zd-ot, F'hiiadsIpaia, "a.
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E. LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
se-As asrAfEl Rsilrosd and ether Stocks. Has on
hacd large l0t Of EsTua and EerminF I,andT IN
tnls Ss9tei Iowa v hteconsin and Illinois.
- OEaeS over hso- % south side Of Pub. eanAre.
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ONLY GENUINE HAIR REsToRER.

If fail to cure the worst cases OF diseased scapl Of
the lengest st sRdiRg, with the
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MEDIcAL.

| NlelE gsss.S sLs aalSis
-
zassA 3 sgAX 9 ne b ssAlA
100 DOLLARS PREMIUMiI
sERETNAE. WEAKNESS
Or Spermat0Frhea, elect, &c., and
IN POT EEOE Red,
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATMENT FAILsI
DR. A. GIBSON,
Formerly Of New York City, will pay one hundred
aosrs ior the proof tHat he ever tatis TO cure tae
the proof that any other Physician in the United
States treats the same diseases with equal success
After many years Of laborious study and expert
enoe, DIR. GIBSON is happy in being able to
to the unfortunate, thas he has perfected system OF
THe SPEEDY AND PERMANENT CUBE
Of the above and also all contagious diseases Of the
REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, with ali bad effects arising
therefrom, including general
DEBILITY OF EERYOUS PBOSTRATIOH.
de has succeeded IN curing cases in this city some
OF whom had expended hundreds of dollars with self
styled physicians, who profess to treat all private
maladles with success, and without receiving the
east particle Of benefit.
DR.. GIBsON does not boast that he is a member Of
some college in London or Paris, as perhaps some
otners 40 Tor the purpose of ensnaring the innocent
and VINO held out great expectations to be real
ized But hat Dr. G. might boast Of is this that he
IS able 10 give entire satisfaction those who re-
pose conhdenee in his ability and integrity, and that
he has Perfected an American system of treatment
which challenges any Physician Of London Paris,
OF any paent medicine TO equal for the radical cure
OF seminal weakness, aud all diseases derRngs-
mentsi both mental and physical, arising from sex.
ual or secret abuse.
Or. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment the
following advantages all OTHERS 20: discovered
ana Tst, the agents used in respect disagreea
Die; he uses no relics of the dark such Mer
curry, nor any other deeteriOus drug; secondly, nc
restrictions in diet business Is required thirdly
ms treatment s positive and certsin in all He
stands pTeplred 10 go into any public private hos
pital IN the United States and demonstrate the i'm
mense superiority Of his new treatment over any
other now known TO the wOrlf in point OF prompt
ness, permanoncyi mildness safety and convenience
to the patient.
DR.. GIBSON is permanently located in Cleveland,
and has during the past three years performed many
cures OF diseases which had for resisted all other
modes of treatment References can be given TO in
viduss of the first speciality in Cleveland, BOs
ton New York and other cities in regard to skill and
integrity in all professional transactions Dyspspsis
rheumatism, scrofula, and all chronic diseases
treated With superior success
- Medicines sent to any part Of the oountry.op
DR.. GIBsoN's SOw Work on Physiology for sale al
his ofnce.
DR, eIRsOH
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HAA15 AND OUT PROPERTY.
Barn and Fruit
Ne1nr st-l ecres5 with acres Of grapes
East Clsye,and-Aear EGciid-St and Wilson Ave-
nue. large and convenient Brick House with
Fruit, sc. For e5ION -'-
20 Also, large number Of Farms, Out-Lots
D9e11Egs, 40 too nnmeroUs TO advertise. Gecl6
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THE ONLY REMEDY,
SALT RHEUM, sOALD HEAD,

so far az I know that would permanently eradicate
these loathsoue ctsssses Of the scslp, /.
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~ CI2CIEEAfI BAlLAOAD,
TIHTzB ARRAHgEIIrET-

lsss-i.- WINTzB ABBAHgEaEET. lss,4.
On Ezd srtsr Mopds1. EoSs,.bsr 18th. p.s~nvs,
cepted): ~
lst stTFBin-9sdO A. A.M-UfNCHNNATf EXPRESS
sSs9 ss5SUPRing i.i1 q SiE1sito3 Hellisgton z LNSdons
Asnley, Delaware, Lewis Uenter.gr1 VgClfhiisss
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,. n, 81. Louis ID:i5 a. m, Infsnatsl9s s:tS s
NJ CaiTo S:09 ?. N, Fort Wayne AS 3 n, ,Ihf-
I'd Train-2sIO P M,-sOJOadnODSTIoH--
stoPs at al stations. ard arrives in Ool1IfbuI
- 90 ? 70 CINCINNATI 3.5G a. N.
Sd Train 2;IO P. M.-NIGHr E1PREss- -ssop-
Slns ~ 5erea, GTafIOnt Wellington, New L0n-
con, sh,sIIsy, 0Eesttine. Gallon, gilead Csrding-
ION and Delaware; arriving at Crsstline al l0sio
?. n, Columbus l:OS :. m, Dayton 4:45 a m.
Ginsinnsr 7;Uo a, M; Indianapolis 7:sOa. m. ,st.
a. N, and Ohiosgo via Crsstlins leo q n
TTain5 Leave Columbus at $50 and IO.90a NJ 5s0p.m
sriSe a. Oiesslana . g. m, ESQ and 800 ,. n,
CONNECTIONS.
EhslbT-ssndusky, Mansfield & Newark Railroad, toF
ai;A1asI.eias - At. Fsrnons Newark EAasa-
-Pistsburgb, Fort Wayne Chicago Rail.
reed, Forest Upper sanduskys Dslphos, LIZ
ma Fort Wayne, LsDorts, chicago, kc..
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AVsns'11llis, NE, Csiro, g. Louis, AID all points
L6llmbus-OentralO Ohio Bafircad for Newark, Zauea-
wills, hheeltnss &c: Columbus, Piqua
- Tor Tickets 20 all points and Information A.
IL at tho Passenger Station, and At Union Ticket
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CWITH TTs OOEEEOTIRsl
Is First Glass Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
The Track ia StOas RGlIaSsed and e Free roz, l,1
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D EAL E5TATE.-E. II. KEYEa.
AH yioEm5Tiy cith5 GF1a OF Littlas 4 Keyus,J ~
cseaed Eezi Estate Ones in Ronss's Elcck, ce.DfP
o. 51EoEiOr-St and Pablo aaaro, and hssconstant
en- hand thousand Gcros Of hrst quality Esr.
20 eHde u iae States OF Iowa, isconain and Mia
sour 20 ezohanssfor city country property; Assl
tof ~ Hln1s o. ssssSi1i r-oFe-sy- PaTscEsh paid.
: soAs<Ssu aaria.tts5
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DR, eIRsoH

FhOEBSsoR CT ELs5TR0PAFET AED MEpICISa,
Ufhce-ll9 Seneca Street, few doors from SUPERIOR
up stairs, opposite the CitY Hotel
Othce hsurs fremg to Il and from 2to 5 O'Clock
daily Sundays excepted
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
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AND ObFICE.-H. Il. LITTLE
81 5es constantly on haad large number OF In
variety OF City and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lands ia iowa, Wisconsin and missourf
when ne Will exchange foc Farms, City or Personal
ID floor. mavI=1t
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'etWeen Cleveland and Kew York.
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WROUgH UCKETg

Passengers by this Line have ehoics Of FiVs piH,.
rent Routes betEsea New York and Boston.
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tD0$ 90uptqurtter bon @eu.s St.
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fncet am nd6iten 9ienitag Mbenb in Der 6aIe
Der @atent=O Office Stutt. g[m 9pnneritag fol9t
i'll oemielben 2ptale ein Ball sum Benefits bes
grand enlistment fund"
u ebelIenbe ertenre.- Mrl
8eIebl be5 &rtea8mittiiterS ipuroe1t g Itern
Wtpr9en Ga @ebeQen : 9eierteure pom alter1
Capitol nu6 @bilabeIpbia gei6idt, wpielbit le
gegen Sreleio e~ntldiien merpen. Set SO
&agen fino utf pieie @eiie 800 : 400 ent=
lulen mproen.
/ 2pbnerb6bun perlangt. =
Sin Gpmite Der 3in1n1erleute nnb Sildler, wel>
DE inn Sreaiurpgebdube bei6Gftigt 1ino, beqat
76 pprgeftern sum S6abomtsiefretdr, I'M eine
2pbnerb6bung pm 20 Gents per Sag Su per-
langen. Sn Splge Der Nbpeienbeit beS Setre=
tdr8 blieb Die SADIE Dor Der t6anO NOD unent=
i6ieoen, 9ie meiiten glrbeiter erbielten Die
leBte 3eit $3.50.
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Observation-Disclosures.

Der SreunbI6aft s-g auserein So. l lit sur 8rSBten 3ufrie.
tenbett ieinent Gnte natc. IS rerben ALE isne Wltt9lieper
ben, nd6fen Dienifae Nbenb nm I lbr i'm Der Ian,nlu lungs
lpfale bel 9prens Shieler, @fe prdtt- unb Wplffr, lid Elm
sufinten. 6erner Fnbet am nddfeu Wtittpp6 Mbene 7 If,
cine weitere Weridmnlun9 fatt, nm etnen 9uten neuen @au,
Seretn III %erInber, mpbet Sic contribution CUR @e1pre6nnt
pprlie1t mel6e auf Der telen @af8 auseearbettet III.
(iano) S m Anftra8e mebrerer SWELL
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Dcutf0er Mefprm Gentraiperett1.

.~ Baltimore, ben %. MGrj 1864.
Dds lntersei6nete itebernabuneS Gplntte anerfennt BIER
nit, baB ba8 Yublifum iprptl ais aud bic @eperbtrettenben
AM berflpienene Scnuta9 unierer Mufprberuns eutIpre6enb
aeniat babeu. unb 6aB tet fsrrerer @intalhln9 FER bpn ms
~Sesebenen anleituus IN ntdt 81 LANCER 3ett bic seSenlpartt-
&c @efriftipn beIeitist etn wirb! 4& iilt44Hp 9HI -
@aenn a4e @lemente, bic BEN SGftntaeSbe N% rdntun9en abb
bib fnt, an benz, &aApfe Sbetl netnen, lit auf Tdern @rfpl8
su rebnen. mir fprtern bestaih lniere W~fttburBer wtesers
brlt aut fb benz @eretn an5ui6lieBen unb aud IN ten yer.
lbietenen gBarbS Der Stabt iptppbl, ais in ben Counties pS
StaateS ale 8rdfte su elmer @ereinisune terdnsusieter.
G9riItiaus Sung ~ 9etnrid @dhhret,sA
@epr9 S6mtbt, Wlartin g0ettel,
~ Splep6 so. 8tbel. So ST. 8eiL ;eq7
.(gpSSy A- Geprs &rnns.. ''6 W.
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SIacn @Mneincr1f.

sic auf quite @rbett beIbdftt9t iinb, Siere hermit GIN
9tabci&t, taB AM Mpnta9 Mbenb INT balb ll6r In Npp
t on Sail, @fe 8altinpretr. II. 9rippletS Aleg. @eneral-
Nerfnnntlun9 ~abBetalten Dtre, trptet ntdti9e gefblafe I'M
Sntsrefe Der Ar6eiter gemd6t merben fplen. @8 muB. tes=
halls einem jeSen arbeiter sum g6pbt ieiner 5arntlie inn grr-
sem S~ntere1e lein, Ger @erian1n1lun8 btiSutreten. Diejent-
gen, BE fd Rem 0erein nod ntdbt an9e lNIpTen taber mbsen
Gem Seiiptele Splber fplsen, melde f6 I'M 2aufe Der lesten
ii Gage 10 sablret6 baben einf6reibet laien. Darurt tprnntt
Aae. tenn nur @inisfeit ma6t fart! e~
IGaWO $. Drummer, Sefr.