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no You WISH To M CURTDi
DIR RUCHAN-S
KNGISIH SPECIFIC Pills cure In less than ,hir
- say.. the ~~rst c.s.s 81 NERv BUSINESS. tmpo-
tenee Premature Decay. eH'insi Weakness. Insari-
~. and all Urinary. sexual and Nervous Affections.
"a, patter from what produced Price One
Dollar per bar. sent, postpaid, ~ mail, on re-
cslpt - an order ono nox will perfect ts cure In
most Address
JAMES =. BUTLER.
General Agent. ssE broadway. New YORK
Jalyls dwam
= 4 KKNsDx FoR ruRS-u !. blessing
ihe snrerlug % know that have eff.ctaal cure
for this truly Troublesome disease. Mr. ,. y. uaf-
.ris. of lea second street. cineinnsti. o. tsk-s
great plesmre In lnioTmlng all vhe are Suffering
With piles that hs nsss sai.ii quantity Of ps
st ,sslaed's Pile Remedy, sisi u effected psrma.
asat care Thls seems b. BE the esse with all Who
sake uss q this -plesdia prsF.f-tlaa. ttts man
aii,tared Al Se. Esst Foarlh street. cinsinnsti,
D.. Aoa seld - ali Usnssi-is
March. 4. fssi-w.
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Select School for Misses and Young
Ladies', corner Of 5ih and Poplar Streets
will commence its third year. Sept. Let.
Miss Z. A. Williams, Principal.
Miss ZkNANA HUnAsroS, Assistant and
Teacher of German.
Miss GrssIK NJ FoRD, Teacher Of Vocal
and Instrumental Music.
July22dd
For Sale House conta ming room
good size. lot on 7th street near T. B. Al
lens residence.
House containing rooms with cellar, on
Chestnut street. between 9th aud 7th streets.
The above described property can be pur-
chased on favorable terms by applying to
ID. ID. C0NDIT,
Residence, cor. eth and Eagle street.
je26dtf
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70. sale BY al ntugglsls.
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voICF PROM vfckSfStlRt:-
viessso<a, Mst. Aus ,. ia
Dr. Jahn sall-p.zr Sis. ssi happy ~ starr -
,ou that / have esei vout valuable tstfaa ftstsrs
sith great b-nen y "a sef ~ Staefl dsatilf ant
prossratioa % nas system peoturca - zee aheata7
snd snls.mstic fnnaenee % the Nteststup' tis~t
ssoan vickseus. having te-n Site ten. stfAnt =
arms throughout IL whole t4a.teft taif stsH I
roaniently recommend 81. AL ttfteas Efo ef
ssporef 20 nnhealfhs cilsaatea.
Assat U 5 SAnltsfy teaaiss4ae.
fssssxtta =. r.. sest. ts. 1sdt.
% tne ait - Ialy 49, hsTs eaha.sttfa, tafe-sh
=. s-stt "a alas - lts nefiss nfefitf = the
Dspsrt ta.eat e the kfrss q taeifcfi fi-r sample
cf nv te.sfaa Rsti-fs 81 isssrfc,il. end rtQee.s
amer snairsiA. ~ h4tt e "a fefFr'ttt. = %ee' 80
snd apptsee IA use 50 eaf s-a'ielt
Tnf snli.sNi th~ Hstiest tHtectet< repifs efei
.l-, sssa Hoses as- tsuss a. tif - t,sn st
ones. ~ have 4 ralt 1, ftiiefs iohH httt.
.Ia asti.ass taAt Cs.ifas bttieit vii d ~ harm
q "a. .,s- q tska.l l.r.saflt -n1 la aasssf<seas
seo 10 oelecisa - - raAa b-sas al.tiss - list
- a IA a. sullsls A. NhHNl fHlAefRN
Snr<soa - as,ticsI clftsfer y e.
arsdaa~fters tsp4ftaaent - rn.s.f taAas
%afhf.sie Team taif II, 80.
D. loAa nah a<eat ~. ~ eeFsn. t.ie''
. shlp % Nashville. lsss IA gr.<s 80 - te-fn
q ssll's CesFsa fttsts g. s>is ~ lrfeTs ~ tae
~ -sis- = sea Ro.e<s.ns.
nsfsf sst frst.af htfsasl tlen.
Fsr ..se. ehais.@ls All feiai ~ E. fAff. teFfs
-. a.
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IHE GREAT English REMEDY.
SIR JAMESOLARk E'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS

lELEonA ED II ALE TfLLo
Prepared from . prescription ~ Sir ,. ttafts
A. ~. PAgsieiga k-ffuefiisa,H q hs eaeeR.
This Inv slushle mstleiue - unfsihnx ia The cure
a all those painful shA dsngero,- diseases 70 which
he female cons titatisn i subject. Il tmoderAtsa all
ssceas ami removes ali obetFnctions. sud speedy
are may be relied on.
TO MARRIED. LADIES
10 ispeculiarly suited. l. will. Ia shots Time,
ring ON the monthly period ~ith regularity
Zach botti-. price One Dollar. bears the Govern
aent stamp of ,sreat britain b preseu. counter
ssst--
7zs.s PQis slosld ,sot - falea d, fesaal<s dsr
ss.y ess FzRsz 7aRxs MONTHS = lsrszasrss.
"a fley ara sae 70 bring % Aiscyrssgf, tsf :
say other fs,re sAss safa
In ell case. of Nervous and spinal Afeetioes.
Pains la the Rack aud Limb. Fstgae On slight en-.
ertioa. Fslpitstsoss d the Heart. uysserieks ana
whites these Pills vii sHoota cure when all 9th
ss- means have halel. aaa although powerful
remedy do eeatAln iron. oalonsei. >atimeny os
ANYTHING hnrual d tAs eenslilnuon.
Fuli directions IA the pAsnphist .s0ona esch
sckase, which thouit b carefully preserved
sole agent sos no Urlisn States sni Canada
JoB MOSS.
No. II. costlsuit street. New iosk.
NH-si 90 aud So postage stamps. easlo~ed -
say authorizes agent ~lIl iasuse bottle esns@iaios
atty pills. - RETURN mail
ss~-s-o-wiy.
-. II. 4. II ns...a..fa
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HaGAN,s NAG ollA naLm.

HAGAN'S MAG OLA BALm.
rhis IL the most delight and extrsordipsry or
dele ever discovered I, changes the sun barn,
face and hands TO peary satin texture Of rsvish-
ins beauty. inpsrtius the marble purity Of youth.
and the aistingus appearance Inviting In the city
belle Of fashion IL removes tan. freckiss. pinplss
and roashnsss fron the skin. leaving The compiler
Ion fsssh, transparent aud smooth. II contains %
material ipjurious TO the skin. PAtrouissd By Ac-
trsssss sni Opera Singers. II is what ever Is6y
should have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared BY W. z. HAGAN. Troy, nj
Address ell orders 10
shoai Demas 3. Barnes 4 Co.. n. y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,


LYONS KATHAIRON.
Kathairon Is from the Greek word 'sIathro." Or
''Ksfharo." signifyins To cleanse. rs.svinaas snd
restore. This article is what its name signinsss-
p : sssytss, restoring and bssutifyine The In
B - Il Is the most remarkable prsparation In
- II 10 again owned and pat ~ b. the
{ proprietor. and 10 nov made with ths same
skill and attention which gave it sale of sssr
. se mllion bottles per snnum.
Il uis NEST delightful Hair Dressing.
IL tteTsdieatss scurf aud dsndruf.
ttseps the head cool and clean.
tmskes the hair rich. son and eiossy.
dprevents the hair from failing Oh ana turning
u.
4 restores hair upon bald heals.
Auy lady OF gentleman WHO values . beautiful
bad q hair should use Lyons Ksfhsiron. ID 10
aown and used throughout the olvinsed world
Sold by ell respectable dealers
DEmAs =. BARNES 4 CO.. nv.
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\. T.-isso.-

Psrssns Of ssasntsry habits troubled with vsak-
pess. lasstude. psipitstioa OF the heart. lack a
sppetts distress alter eating. torpid liver. eonst
patton Ac deserve 10 suasr u they will not try the
celsbrsfed
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lsf Of mhsfNELl'S eRfaI REs.pItS

mt OF nuNstsklt'S 6RtAI RkSsQltS
sUxNKwn1ss rasN ASoDFSs.- IA. fa.sly
ceishr.fst s,,~paF<tau. a.eA NJ sreis e-r4ed a.
asms AL tslae = sfae ksalYse ~ resails ~aisA
1as b.na>s ~s~rs etA-r .is-..pt fsi-ef -
Seerslsis. kssaasissa.. ssesi. Nsfte4s Iit<itfAe.
fs-iA 49, - Asae ttalsr. Mess f.sias - las
'isu-e<h - eas~t-. ~ teri>. ps.fr~-e sfeF Eesax
-. q sieep. teasssi sers.es t.ilAts r.1stytul.
- kstyas s-f sAs-.fAas c-axA. 49, sssisssl ~.
largely a-tsse~. -ssi - 80 g>h.- : u4atAls
ssastrasfl-a. IL 3sisfsi a. ~ 49, < ~. aatsf
l4.t-.sssas pslas - sssisiae 49, ~sllss fs.ua
49, tert ~~<se Is - 4>iiara ssfssl ~ss.l4 49,
- -ithoa, 4 ~ ~ fsssiis 49, ~ 80 -,.ssIs -
-ltssastf.'s
60 se< ssie = "a N1aisss.s szl4 Nst.f pe.i-
-. hlax ! sCNNEA kll. f.asssei.s.
fE<rtsesA a~.s.-t. hs..s..l.. = 49,.
-. ". P'ttrsck 4 %. AeeafS.
rsknn nsUrK. fHl1kxx
-airs. tkstsa G. a1l II rasf. xAaIss.l.
kssnfs ct1einnsfi. oei~ f1eG4Fssl4~tla
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Fer Sgalel-Tventy-6vs barrels Of
PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
Warranted. III. FAIRBANKS.
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General Agent. ssE Brosdray. New YoFi
Jalyls.dwam
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22

The Emperor of the French is engaged
in writing "Life Of Caesar" and for
months-we might say for years-this
work has been talked about, vsunted and
e1tollsd in Parisian circles, until at last
public curiosity has been aroused, and the
author may indulge in the hope that his
book will have a great sale.
There are persons who see in this self
imposed literary task far-reaching ambi-
tion on the part Of Napoleon III. There
are those who assert that all this study
and research into the history Of the great
Roman is but the prelude to claim on the
part Of the writer that he is descended
directly from Cesar, through Charlemsgne
and that all talk about later dynasties is
bosh in the face Of this imperial and great
descent on the part of the Nspoleons.
II is great subject Of much remark in
Paris that the busts Of Cesar are counter
parts of those Of Napoleon the Great. In
the present Nspoleon's study there are two
busts, the one of the Roman general Cesar,
The other Of the grest Corsican, and you
cannot tell one from the other. Before the
glory of the descent from 80 illustrious an
ancestor oven the warlike deeds Of the
"Petite Caporal" fade, and hencs We find
the Nephew Of his Uncle ignoring the
military, and assisting upon the imperial,
greatness Of his relative. The Parisians
say that Napoleon III. has placed the
Cassr-like statue OF Napoleon the Great
upon the Colonne Vendome with an eye to
business, as it will be capital ADVERTISE
ment for his long promised "Life Of
C@7ar.D
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22
A Whife Man T1rnInE RIack.

The Philsdelphis Age gives long des-
cription of the singular case of GustsVus
Brest, native Of Germany, who has been
in this country for fifteen years, and for
most Of that time a workman in 8 cotton
factory at Msnsyunk, Pa. He is single
man, Of temperate habits, and As years of
age. In the autumn Of 1861 he was taken
with spotted fever, from which he recover
ed, and the spots disappeared in due time.
In August last purple spots appeared en-
the back Of each hand and on each instep,
giving no pain, but increasing in size until
nearly the whole surface Of the body has
been covered with bronze hue. His nose
is as decidedly dark ss the skin of sn
Abyssinian, and his cheeks are more Of q
coffee color. The palms of his hands and
the soles of his feet are as white as they
ever were. His health is remarkably
good; it never was better. Within the past
month deeper shade has been added to
the skin. Neither the microscope nor the
investigations Of the most learned physi-
clans have found any cause for this singu-
lar transformation.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22
The BOttom o. the sea.


Our Investigations 60 to show that the
roaring waves and the mightiest billoWs
Of the ocean repose, not upon hard and
troubled beds, but upon cushions Of still
water; that everywhere at the bottom of
the deep sea the solid ribs of the earth are
protected, and with garment, from the
sbraiding action of its currents; that the
cradle Of its restless waves is lined by q
stratum Of water at rest, or go nearly at
rest that il can neither wear nor move the
lighteEt bit of drift that snee lodges there.
The uniform appearance OF these micro
scopic shells, snd the almost total absence
among them Of any sediment from the sea
or foreign matter, suggests most fOrcibly
the idea Of perfect Fepose at the bottom of
the deep sea. Some of the specimens are
as pure and as free from sea-sand as the
fresh-fsllen snowflake is from the dust Of
the earth. Indeed, these soundings al
most prove that the sea, like the SNOW
eioWd with its fakes in a calm, is always
letting fall upon its bed showers Of these
minute shells and we may readily imsg-
inc that the wrecks which streW Its bottom
are, in the process Of ages, hidden under
this heeoy covering, presenting the
rounded appearance which is seen over
the body Of the traveller who has perished
in the SNOW storm. The ocean, especially
within snd near the tropics, swarms with
life. The remains of its myriads of moving
things are covered by currents, and scat
tered and lodged in the course Of time ell
over its bottom. This process continued
for ages, has covered the depths Of the
ocean as with mantle, consisting Of organ
isms as delicate ss hosr-frost, and as light
in the water as down in the air.-AH ths
Fear Round.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22

TIE PhilsdsIphia Gazette tells the fol
lowing excellent story on merchant Of
that city:
A showily dressed woman, not bad look
ing, recently entered q handsome store
slcng the promenade. She looked like the
wife Of q man who had suddenly made
money by army contracts. Her "harness"
was good but the Wesrer evidently
was only lately accustomed to indulge in
fnery. She entered the Hprincipal de-
pot Of citizen, who smong other pro.
prietary articles, is the inventor Of oele-
brased hair tonic.
As she entered the proprietor Was behind
the counters matter rather rare for him
-snd aith his hat on his head. He per-
sonslly waited on her. asking with his
best smiie.
/" Whist can I show you, ms'am ~
Why, your hair tonic"
" Here it iA ma'am"-produciRg bot
lie Of the article.
HThis is what makes hair grow, does it?'
pha Yes, ma'sm you'll fad little PAM
phlet ineide the wrapper with many GER
tihcates from people who have been bald"
Humph What's the price ~ -gr.-
g A dollar bottle, ms'am-six bottles
for five dollars"
You're certain ifll bring hair in 2"
at never fails unless the hair is de-
stroyed by disease
Well I've got bald spot on the top
Of my head. I'd give Eve hundred dollars
70 have it covered again"
Proprietor said he had no doubt the tonic
would accomplish the result, and lady or
dered the half dozen sent to her house.
Proprietor took the address As the lady
turned to leave the store the proprietor
moved his hat showing head whose
crown was innocent of covering.
Well, declsir !" exclaimed the lady, |
trsnsfxed, looking at him in blank as
toniehment.
What is il, ma'sm ?"
Why, 1 swear, if you amt bald your
IelfI"
Proprietor was about to join, but the
ady continued:
I" 1 don't want that hair grease O. yourn |
l0F.
/ just believe you're lying"
Proprietor attempted to explain, but she
Fouldn't listen.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22

To this should be added the names of
1855 signers Of the pledge Of the League,
and the total is 90,599 names as the result
Of the efforts Of the loyal women who took
this matter in hand. Other statistics will
give some notion Of the labor performed.
The League received 1,500 letters, and
wrote 1000. Its various associations
number but 5000 members, but they have
circulated 1900 petitions, with the above
result. In some States the organization
has been much more extensive than in
others, snd corresponding results were OBJ
tanned. The signers in Massachusetts,, for
instance, and especially in Illinois, are a
greatly larger proportion Of the whole pop
Walton than in New York. Altogether,
the members Of the League may congrst-
ulste themselves oa the good they have sc.
The circulation of the petit
tions is itself beneficial work, and their
influence upon Congress is considerable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22

We have heard it asserted that the en-
tire prospective peach crop has been ruined
by the late severe cold weather. Will
some pomologist give us the facts in the
case as near as they can be ascertained2 ?
Columbus Journal.
In response to this call, We may state
that this subject was before the POmolog-
icsl Society at its session in this city last
week, and that it was the common opiSlon
Of those present that the crop Of Peaches
for 1854 had been very generally ruined
by the recent cold term. Every section Of
the State was represented in the meeting,
and this opinion is from those most inter
ested in, and best qualified to judge Of, the
matter. er.-ToEedo Blade.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22
RaHRaRR8.

On and astsT Monday, NoTembeF 18th Tsss. Through
Passenger and Srsight Trains VII be rua regularly
Between Cleveland and New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22
PerIIous VOyage---A Man comes from JEFF
IersOnYilfe TO Louisville on the ElOaLin
Ice. 80


PerIlSus Yoyage---A Man comes from JEFF
Ice GzSE
One Of the most hazardous fests ever
attempted in these parts, snd one which
equals anything of the kind that we have
ever read or heard Of, was accomplished
yesterday by citizen Of our sister city,
Jeffersonville, by the name of Wm. H. Har-
riDgton. This gentleman desiring to come
to this city, and not wishing to take the
ciTeuitous route by New Albany, came to
the conclusion that he would cross the
cakes of floating ice. He accordingly COM
menced his perilous voyage, starting from
the Indiana shore on one Of the cakes Of
ice, and after short but trying voyage, he
reached this shore in perfect safety. The
trip was made by jumping from one cake
TO anotber-Mr. Il. selecting his foothold
with great care.
A large number Of citizens who ssw Mr..
II. start from the other shore watched him
with great anxiety, expecting every min
ute to see him carried over the falls and
dashed to pieces by the running ice; and
all were rejoiced and surprised when they
saw that he had reached this side of the
river in perfect safety. To accomplish
this great feat it required undaunted cour-
age, and this Mr.. II. possesses to a great
degree. The crossing was made without
the assistance of a pole, or even stick;
and when this fact is taken into consider
ton, We may safely say that this is the
most extraordinary feat ever accomplished
in this or any other section Of the country.
The current at this point, owing to the
suction Of the falls, is very swift, and as
the ice is carried over the great fall Of the
Ohio, it is broken TO pieces; and had Mr.
H. missed his foothold, or even been
carried over on one of the cakes Of ice, a
horrible death would certainly have been
his fste.-LouisviA Democrat, 18th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22
REAL EsrATF.
pRAXTON 4 sT0CRWELL.
- EEL EEThTB AGEHRs.

~ sso fpE5tsa.s 6dses 81 q. 6. srsys0n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22
49,
Tuada.

Live tOads form regular article oGcom-
merce in the London market They are
generally imported from France, and sell
for from so c. to $3.50 per dozen, accord
ing to size and activity. They are pur-
chased by market gardeners in the Yioin-
ity Of the city, to protect their choice veg
etables from slugs and insects, which they
do very affecFuallv
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22
4 Oh N G. JENNINGS,
Real EStats & Insurance Agent,
ATWATEB BUILDING.

Policies Written IN the
Charter Oak Fire ms. Co. u.-.s,,,
North American Fire Ins, Co. nSrtIOru' 6'
Merchants Fire ms. Comply. U0nn'
City Fire Ins. Co, New Haven, Conn.
MsssasOit SPringfd, Mass.
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co, Hartford, Ct.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22

81 e sssssi F
1854 WINTER BRAEgEMEET. 1854.
o. and sitaf uandsy, Eorsmber 18th, PAsoBgor
cepted): = 81
Ist tTraIn-ss4O A.ET.-OIEUIHE EXPRESS
sssso5glns ssgg ss sTFsitopi Wellington, New Losdon,
- - sSelVins a. CIes5sizt Isqn y AqgtAinE.
~ p ~ Dayton 4ii2 ?. M. Cincinnati $50
esSo , S9i5I az 90 ~ p na EOTt sERs 4:i5 p NJ Cdf-
I'd TraIn-l9i0 'i.ag - 5s9 p - "a ~,
a. IN ~ sI,s, ~ I'd srrives in Columbus
ping at serua, GfaIton, EeIin az a 71sss-9to1'
ton ana Delaware; srrivins At Crsstlins Sai5s:
?; m, UolUa6us l:o5 =. n, DAYTON A;45 = q,
Sihoinneti 1;tO A. nj Indianapolis 7.0a m ,St:
Louis ga .. II UsiTO 5:OUA. m, Ft. WayDs3.o
=. n, and Chicago via Orsstiine 1910 .. m.
Trains leave Columbus 81 s58 and IO:s0a ~ 800 pms
arrive 81 UisgsEltc9 30 O. 2:s9 and 9;0O p. n
COEEECTIoEB.
ShsIby-EandusSy, Mansfield 3 Newark Railroad, Sor
Mansfield, Mt. Vernon Newark lanes
Orssriae- Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne q Chicago Rail-
road Forest, Upper ssnduskyI DelphoS. ~.
ma, Ecrt @lEns, Lsportes yhtcsgos So.
vest, apd Esss.oF hansae!d. Hoostsrs MAJ
Grssson sud Bsnofontins RsIlrosd Line, Tor Marion,
Bellsi0ntRine. Sidney, Ugions Muncies ln-
diansPolis, TeFrs uautel Yincennes, EVAEs-
vile, Louisyiils, Cairo, st. Louis, 30.
Delavsro-with Springd5ld branch for Springfield.
OOlumbus-Littls niami { Columbus, and XeniA
Railr0ad, fog XsRis, Day ytou, Indianapolis,
Tsrre Hsute, st. Louis, Morrow, LoyolAnd,
Snd Ci9elnnstil and with the Ohio 2 Ms:
IssiFpi Railroad 1Cincinnatifor LOui5Yillsl
ETapllille, Cairo, ST. Louis, and al points
lolumbuS- 0sio Railrosdfor Newark zs,iss-
Yiiis, v heeliBg, ae.i Columbus, PiquA 3
Indiana RsllTSsd for fiqus, Urbanal 40. -
~ Eor Tickets 70 all points and information ap-
ply At the Passenger Station, and ct Union Ticket
| Once, I47 superioF-Bs Z n
CLEVELAND. Nov. Is. 1863. s1parinfeadent..
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS.
non,t be DeceiVed!

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS III
These Jorm the Finest Preparation ever put foi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22
HHg LaD MF0RTAaT PassEEeER ROuTE.
FaFe as Low as BY Any other ROate.

HAGGAGE CBECKBD FHROUGH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22

Passengers by this Line have choice Of Five Die
rent Routes between Eew York and Boston.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-22
WHRELER & WILSON'S
EWIE HIHBs

Have, by a Thorough trfsI Of mora thsn tsn yeAra,
Enstained e reputation that no other Machine hss
oeen able to 1oluirs.
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80 acres in Brecksvle; IS aores improved, balance
choice timber land 225 per acres, Terms easy.
100 acres in Parma, good House and Barn; 80 sores
good timber, we'll Watere1 and good building
stone.
52 acres in Orange good frame Houss IS acres i'm
proved balance TIMBER.
80 scree wood land IN BroWuhelm, L0rAin county, 2
mice north Of Vermillion River.
saw Mill IL Bedford, half an acre Of land, on
Jinker's Greek.
u acres on st. Clair st. Small frame housa.
y acres on htusman 81, opposite tie Cemetery.
10 scIe (6 wood land, balance improvedj on Eucld
koad, good springs Of water, fEuit, and good
situation for grapes.
Choice and we'll selected lands in Iowa wisconsin
and Michigan, Tor sale or exchange.
50 acres ia hewb1rg, about miles from Cleveland
Coca houss and barn and fne orchard as OE9
$50 acres, 30 miles rom TOe5o, and eight miles from
MaussOn Station on Air Line RailrOAd; $50 prsi-
rie and balance timber land. New House. Barn,
snd good fruit 81 per acre; terms easy dscI5
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FRIDAY MORNING JAN %, 1854.


FOR Special and Telegraph News--see
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