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EksEsRs THRoUoH, for Erie, BuaaIo, Boston, New
Tork, Hartford, and WtlloughbT, PainesYils, 6sno-
ys, hetabuls and Conn5aus, closes at $50 A. NJ.
GAsTEEs FHseUGHl foE How Ko-k only, closes as
szsfssz TzEoueH, Tor Erie, guG.Io, Albany, Bos-
ton, Rev York cld Hartford. closes Et S;l0 P. Il.
EAsrERs way, for al points between CieTeland and
WEsrEzs THROUsH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago
sad milwaukee, closes at 10 2. M ussYeF rs
next morni1g)
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at $50 p. n.
y EsTERH WAY, for Gil pOtntI between Cleveland
and Toledo, closes st P. ii.
SAEDUsEy WAY, for Sandusky and ell inteTmediats
OIEqIEEATI NAY, for an points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, CLOSES st 10 p. a., Qeaves ct 750
OlHcnsATI THRoUsH, for Oolumb1a Dayton, New
s-k and Oincinna CLOSES at 10 P NJ, QssVea At $50
next moruing.l ~ t
OIHOWSATI THROUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, st. Louis Indianap polis ZanesVille and
Wheeling, closes at silt p. ID. .s A.. b..
PIrTsBURaH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh sod Wash
ingtOn, closes ct l2-40 p. NJ. 7-..-r.
PIrcsBUBsH WAY, for all points between Cleveland,
HelsTilet and Pfttsburg Harrisburg, PhilsdelphlA,
Baltimore and Washington, closes at T:30 A. n.
HAHosIHa WATi for ali points between Cleveland
end Roungrtowns closes at 10 p NJ, (leayea at 500
next morning.l
MHDIsA WAY, closes ats Am.
aooKPcBTS -. closes Ont sdAys, Thursdays and
BBE0EsynIE, Bars, So., CLOSES Tuesdays and Sat.
sSHAROH OEEFER, Granger, North RoyaItOn So
olosss on Tuesdays and Saturdays att A n. ..l-
EkRREEsvILLE, closes daily, I0.30 A. N.
HAsTuLHTEIAHDAndE Euclid, CLOSES daily, At ?. a.
1g-MAn and Drop LsttsrI are required, By Law 70
a-All Oity OircuIan are required 70 be prepaid
with two-esnt stamp,
~ Once open from 7:S9 A IL TO TIC P. n On
Sunday from A. n. 70 l0:2o A. ID.
v. y. -
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trAnIlAtton-lFrom the Erslch,l
Co., Il is impossible not to bear testimony 70 thai,
qualities, which have acquired for them the eminent
manufacture, on which have played are exceeding.
y remarkable lr their qualities Of TONE. The Bsla
q power ul without harshn and the upper notF1
-,.l.sf cl..5 - III ~
and de not hegitate to express IN regard to thess
struments my entire satsfaction and to declare thtt
they Are equal If not superior 10 the best manufse'
tured IN Europe OF this country by the most ceehTa
ted mAkerH- LsiEnedl L. n. eOTTsOHALK.
To hIssss. VIZ. KNABE o., Baltimore:-I can.
not but congratulate you upon the immense proRrea
your Pianos, whiohtn my opinion, rank among the
very best IN the country. n. STRAKOSOH.
Mr.. GEO. A. BAEGoW:-Thsse noble Instruments
possess immense resources Of power and expression
The bass sonoroul and grand the middle register
liant, clear and pure a. silver bells.
The scale is even without single nAw; the setioE
the finest Of which the Pianoforts is susceptible.
In word, KnabeB Pianos are worthy Of the great
eTtArtist9, and are capable Of rendering the hneT
compositions known In this realm Of Art.
GLlEA SHEPHERD,
mr.G A. BARLOW, Dear Sir :-It RiVes ne eleaSur
70 consider the Knsbe Plano equal 20 an
and superior TO most instruments made in this
Having used one OF the same Tor ten or more houu
Of each day, for two years feel confident in recon-
mending them to al who are unaoquainted with tn
great qualities" an, respectfully yours,
D. 9; p. LEBHED,
III IoAonef OF Au1io OleVel4no Hemale Q seminar
g. A. BARLOW, Dear Str.-4t giFe1 ne much pleAs
urs 70 be able to say that oonstdar Knabes Piano
he finest, both in volume and sWestuess which hGs
tVar played upon, either IN America or Europe.
Theps daIs operate with better effest than in an
otherlng truments; and in fact, nabe'e motto ms
trElI be, Excelsior" Mrs. O. s. DOUGLAs,l
4 Teacher Of Music, OleVslADe
Prof q. J. HoTHESsLs Teacher Of Music in thi
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes "a Afte- examining
9 large number Of Wm. KnAbe B Cos Piano FOrtss
! unbesitatingly pronounce them superior to any
have SEEN Thsir tone Ia grand and noble; they hAsI
great capacity for sustaining the sound and theiI
volume OF tone or power havo never heard sxoeled
They combine with 1ne touch depth, sweetness d
tone, purity and durability"
-
''That the Knabs Piano is superior 70 all other
made in this country, for brilsnoy sweetness, npt
Vslume Of tone needs only to be heard to convince
the faot."4stste Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
aHRi5:RZ
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Private Fortunes Of Kings and Princes
The London Spectator gives an interest
ing account Of the private property OfsOme
Of the European Princes:
The clear annual income, Of slavery, Of
half the sovereigns Of Europe does not
amout to G28, ass. Up to the commence
ment Of the present century, the richest
sovereign family in Europe, excluding
Russia, was the house Of Hspsburg Lur-
rsine, They possessed, and still possess,
enormous estates within the Austrian en-
pire as private property, which, though
nismsnsged in most instances, produce
sboYe 3 million sterling per annum.
Vsstly superior to this property, though
il cannot be called private in every respect
is thst Of the reigning family Of Russia.
According TO Baron van Haxthausen, more
than million square miles Of cultivated
Land and forests, besides some two million
square miles Of uncultivsted lands, noun
tains and steppes, partly in European and
partly in Asiatic Russia, belong directly to
the Emperor, and are under his absolute
control. The real nGFenue derived from
these gigantic possessions is unknown !;
but it is generally estimated that the ex-
psnditure of the Russian Court, including
the allowance paid to the numerous grand
dukes and duchesses, cannot be less than
about three million sterling year.
The rate Of expenditure Of the Imperial
family may be estimated from the recorded
fact, that when the late Empress Dowsger,
the widow Of Nicholas, went to Italy, in
the summer Of 1860, her suit comprised
about two hundred persons, with adequate
number Of horses and carriages, the cost
Of maintenance Of which Vas calculated
st the period by German newspaper cor.
respondents at $4,000 per diem. The coro.
nation Of Alexandria IL at Moscow, in
September, 1860, is estimated on like su
thority TO have cost above eight millions o.
rubles, or some sl, 100000. These enor
nous fortunes Of the Imperial family O.
Russia, as well as Of the House of Hsps
brug, are gradually getting distributed
through blood alliances.
Many Of the smaller German families
for example, have greatly enriched them
selves by their matrimonial connection
with the reigning family of Russia Gear
ina Catherine IL, princess Of the hous
Of Anhslt, made present Of q most vslu
able domains in Southern Russia, cOmpris
ing an sTes Of about two hundred snt
thirty square miles, to her kinfolk sthome
the income Of which they enjoy to the pres
ent day. 1t is this lavish liberslity whiel
has not little contributed to the BgeT
ness with which Russian alliances sr
sought after in Germany, and the conse
quent influence they exercise.
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The Old sInndsr.

The World says: -.--
"The elevation Of Lieutenant General
Grant to the supreme direction is great
improvement on the arrangement it dis
places, and q practical confession that Mr.
Lincoln has been for long while sssum'
ing duties for which he is incompetent"
Stuff
"This sensible proceeding, which is so
satisfactory to the common sense of the
country, is adopted by the Administration
rather as q political man@uvre than as
tardy act Of military prudence"
Nonsense.
"To shirk the responsibility Of possible
disasters in the spring campaign, it has
invested General Grant with the supreme
command, to make him the scspegoat for
the sins Of the Administration"
Cannon.
"If it goes i'll with our armies, the new
command with which he has invested Gen
eral Grant enables Mr.. Lincoln to clear
his own skirts, and also kills of rival
who has been talked Of in some quarters
&. G. Herald for the Presidency"
Bosh.
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Private Fortunes of KIuEs and Princes
The London Spectator gives an interest
ing account Of the private property OfsOme
Of the European Princes:
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REe4hers! RIaIhersIi EfOthefI!II


Donit fail to procure Mrs. WIN SLOWS S0OJH-
ING SYRUP for OBI DREN TEETHING.
This valuable preparation Is the prescription ofons
OF the test Female Physicians ard Rursts in tina
United statss, ard has been used for thirty years
with never filling safety and Success By milins OF
mothers andVhildren from the feeble infant OF one
week TO the adult. 1t not only relieves the child
fron paln but invlsorates tll stomach and bowels
corrects tcidity and gives tone sud energy to the
wholesystem. twill almost instantly relieve
GRIPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND OJLIo.
We believe it ths Bsst snd surest Remedy in the
World in all cases OF DianheA and Dysentery Of
OhfdrsD whether it arises from Tsething, CT from
other causes.
Eall directions for using viii ACCOMPANY each bot
tie Eore genuine unless the fac simi'e Of CURTIS
kPERKIRs, New York, is on the wrapper.
Sold By all Medicine Dealers. Principal omee
Day-st., New YOlk.
Price snIy IS Cent? per BotIle.
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ZEAL E9TATE.
DRAYTON 8 sTOCKWELL,
BEkL EsTATE AGENTS, a'
Oues No. s Atsatsr Building Entrance thrsaEa
fhs Tu1uranoe Once OF al y P5,sytoI :
HOUSES AND Ions FOR SALE.

the Insurance Once OF 3. =. Brayton.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB BALE.
Houe and Lot on sibIey street, recently owned and
eocnpied by f. n. Nhite-A very desirable resi-
deuce.
Brick house and Lot on Prospect street. very de-
birable situation Price 5000.
Il u.e and j acres Land in East Cleveland.
old Baptist Ch1Ieh Property, corner Of seneca and
Cnamplan Streets
Brick House and Let No. 81 Bolivar Street.
House and Lot No. us nare treet.
houss and Lot on Euclid Street. Lot ssx2OO. Pliee
Lot corner Of St. ufale and Waring Streets.
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-Sts. Lot
l5iI200. very desirable location. Terms easy.
Brick House and Lot, corner Of Brownell and VIII
Can be had at q bargain
-Four Brick Houses. Nos. 50, 50, 81 and IS EuclidSt
Lots 25xlss; very desirable location. Win be sold
separatelO, or altogether. Terms easy
House and Lot No. l75 Garden ST. Lot 25xl25 e7OO
Frame House on University Heights. Lot 66x3OO
A very desirable residence. Plice 1900. Terms
Lot on ODivsrsity Heights; s6xls5 feet on Newton.
st., south Of and near Cleveland Inststute.
Frame House No. q eOd-St. Lot 4Sxl00; gas and
Frame Cottage on superior-st. Lot 52x2OO. A very
desirable location.
Brick Dwellings, Nos lOI and I0s Euclid Street.
Lots INNING IN through to Huron street. Very
House and Lot, corner Psrkman and BrownelI-sts.;
occupied also as shoe shop. Lot 2sxIO0 feet.
Building, Machinery, &c., for the manufacture Of
boxes, Wash-boards, &c. corner Of Wesr River
=, and n Msin-sts inst - good paving business.
uuuse and Lot, No. 100 Ohio-St O, ,aO1
Two brick Houses and Lots on Euclid-st, near Per-
Cottage, No l2l Lake-st. Lot 2sxlOo feet.
House and Lot, No. n Scovile- avenue
25 feet On summit st., extending to the Lake, cor
nor Seneca-St. w 'r'1
Five acres % WilsOnAvsnus, with considerable I'M
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From Pittsburgh to New York.
One Train runs daily (Es9 miles,) via Allentown,
without change Of Cars, arriving
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER ROUTKA
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VIENNA
THEALLSUFFICIENTTHRE

THE EALLSUFFICIENTTHREE
Il -TRIESEMER ], and are protected By Roy
a Setterg Patent Of England, and secured By the
Seals Of the EcOle de PhaTmacis de Paris and the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
No One iS invaluable for Exhaustion. spermator-
rhRa and sll physical disabilities. fHTF1
No. Two comPletly eradicates all traces Of those
diseases that have heretOfere been treated by the
nauseou5 and pernictous use Ofcopa7is and cubeb8.
No Three has entirely supplanted tha injurious
use Ct mercury to the sufferer pssdY
re icf dtspersing all impurities and roofing out the
disease.
TRIEsEsAB, Nos !, and 3, are preparations in this
fern of loZenges devoid OF taste SMELL and eau
be carried in the Wastcoat pocket. Sold in tin
and divided into separate doses administersd BY
FelpaU, Lallemand Roux. Ricold. &c. Prics e7each,
or cases for % which saves s3 and in s77 cases,
whereby there is . saving Of ~. To be had whole
sale and retail Of Dr. BAROW, No. lq4, Bleeker-st
New York.
Immediately on receiving remittance DR.. Barrow
will Forward the Triesmsr any part Of the world
securely packed and addressed according 70 the In
Btruetions OF the writer.
EFsoId BY G. W CLARK. Agent for Cleveland.
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FARMS FOB SALE

q Acres in Bedford Good House and Barn, water
and Fruit. Price 1850.
100 Acres IN hewburga. House and Barn, two Oteh-
ards and Is acres Wood Land.
SIX acres in orange good frame Houge Is anrea i'm
proved balance timber,
" acres on st. Olair-st. small frame house.
y acres on kinsman-St, opposite the Cemetery.
10 Acres on st. Clair Road, two miles from the Public
Square.
IS Acres on the Eewburgn Road. House and Barn,
Fruit, Water, &C.
% Acres in East Cleveland under bigh state Of cul-
tiYat1on, good house and barn u miles from
City iimitg Terms aaav
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L0ST, WANTS 8 FOUND.

{" ANfED.-HAND Ho0M.-EvB-
oFV ET hvmer = know that Lambs self Acting
Hand loon q an article he wants 70 mako and save
money with Tbs turning Of an easy crank BY mar,
woman or boy does the whole business Of viewing IS
az 80 ysrda In day; IS 70 SO cay can Be earned by
III u6s. STATE, county and ToWnahfB Rights and
Looms fer sale. Address, with stamps, BRAHfOh
EklaIOgEs oAi7A9n Gls ianS-Rs
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: AND OREInE

AND OFFICE.-H. Il. LITTLE
IL has constantly on hand q lazge number Of i'm
proved EARNS for sale for cash or on time. AlBo-a
variety OF City and Village Property; and choice
Hsrming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
WHICH he viii exchange for Farms, City Personal
I'd floor. mayI7
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D EAL ESTATE.-E. N, KEYEE:
AG formsrly ofthe drm Of Littiea 4 Ksyss,j has
opened Real Estate Omcei IN Bouse'B Block, corner
o. and Public Square, and has constantly
en- hand several thousand acrss first quality Farm
Ing Lands IN the States ofIowa, WisconEin and Mis-,
sur 70 eEohangOfor city country property; slssl
.oT slLEinds Of Per1Onal I-oBsrfy. PartcAsh pAids
n-ntA-arv asrfs' RS
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OUR DAILY TRAINS

FOUH DAILY TRAINS
From Pittsburgh to Philadelphia,
with close connections from Western Clties,) Al
connecting direct to New York
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PnsT.nFEIeE YLIaE.TkREE.
1894. winter arrangement 1854.
FOB TIE
Arrival sad CloEizB OF AaiIs
AT THE
CLEVELAND POST OFEIOE
Commencing November 18th, 1864,

szEIaIls will be oPoned and ready Tor delivery cEe
hour sfter arrival Of trains
s2B-AH Mails ciG5s one hour before osFArfnre OF
trains.
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Essisrn Through srriysr at 7-O0A. NJ, and 100 and
SO p f. .....-
Eastern Way arrives at I0:I5 a. N.
PittsbnFRh Through arrives ct 9:2J A. n.
DO Way arrives at $40 P n,
sAndusky Way arrives ct 9:25 A. h.
nahOning Way arrives At $50 ?. -. -
0ineinnEf Through arrives at $50 A. r., E50 z. =.
Go Way arrives At 900 2. NJ.
Western Through arrives st 9=s5 n, and s55 P. n
do Esy arrives at 2:45 P. n.
Madina Way srriFes at 400 =. n.
Rockpsrt, 6o arrives Tuesdays Thursdays aud sat
urdays 81 " n.
Breekgyille Bath, &o, arrives Mondays and Friday
asp II.
sharon tntar, Granger. Eorth Royalton, a. arrives
Mondays and Fridays at p. h.
WsrrenBville arrives daily at ID:I5 A. N.
Ezat Cleveland and Euciid arrives daily at 4. -.
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Why are gentlemen Of the pugilistic
ring under the special protection Of Prov
idence Because not 8 sparrer falls to
the ground without His knowledge.
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HLEVELAND / ERIE B. b.


~
lssS-4. WRTER ARBKEGHMENF. Iss-G
On and aitsr Monday, November 18th, IsSs, PaaSSl.
ser Trains will run - foll0Ws tSundayB sxcsDtsde
LEAVE CLEVELAND. ~
9t3e a. m.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIH-StoppfnFa
Mlloughbys Patnesyille, GsnsFa, A1hfabull,
Sonneaut and 1iraro only, and arrive &c EFie -
l:l8 ,. m, Dunkirk 3:45 p m, Buffalo b.10 . -.
SIS ?. .m.-dIHCINHATI EXPBESS-stoppinf q
Painesville, Aahtabuln and GirArd only, And ~
riys1 at Erie 6s5 , NJ, Dunkirk s;I7 ,. n, Blss
3sS5 ?. ms1MAIL AEB ACCOMMODATIONS
stopDtng e AL stations and arrives at Erisa e
pt1O II, m.4EIGHT EXPRESS TsAIH-s.o,,,,-
81 PAinegTllls, A1htAbulA and Girard only, nd
arrives g 4rie At l2:l2 q. m.s Dunkirk EG Z,
ne Buffalo 40 q. m - :
LEAVE ERIH
S:l0 4. M.-HlaHT n1PRESs TRAM-etopDi1ZH e
girard, Ashtab1ls and Pai1e5Vi0s only, nd A.
nVeg a. Cleveland at 100 A. 4.
SO A. M.--HAIL AND ACOOHMODATTOU TRAIU
-stoDplng 81 AL stations and arrives Is ClsES-
ESQ A. H.-TOLEDO ExFEEss- stopping Ct al sta-
lions excspt sWauFille, SAybroofs UniolVfil9..
ksrry, Monitor and Wioklfhs, and ArriVs1 s.
Et5 ?. z.-DAY IMPRESS TRAIH-stopDlng Ht a.
rards Oornasuts AAhtAbuls, and Paino5Vills
only, and arrives In Cleveland at 6.15P. II.
Second OlAaI 0As are run on al tAro1sh
An the trains going We5sEard oonasst At gIsSoInud
With trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Oinoins
nat, indianapolis 81. Louis, &o.; and Al through
trains Of The n Y 3 4 Railroad, and 4 Braio Wa
those Of the New YORK Central and Buifalo 3 HgW
York City Railroads for New York, Albany. Begtnn.
ni4gArS lsll., 4et and at Erie with trAin1 ths
oS-Dey Expres5s EaIt and West, oonnscta At Gfrard
With Trains on Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad foF
LaneSVills' AsAdVills, JHHsstSEn, e;
OlsVeland, November 18th, iss1. : II
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A nan o. a THOUsANDl
A O0NsUMPTIVH oURRD,

DR.. II. JAMES, q Retired Physician OF great
eminence, discovered while IN the East Indies,
o5rtBin cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds and General Debility. The remedy
vas discovered By him when his only child dauRh-
ter, given up 20 die. His child was cured and Is
now alive and we'll DESTROYS OF benehtting his fell
low mOrtals he will send to those who wish 1t the
recipe containing full directions for making and sue
cessuy using this remedy, free, receipt Of thoir
MONIES, with Two stamps TO pay expenses, There ts
not single case OF Consumption that IL doss not at
once take hold Of and dissipate. Night Eveat pee
yshuess, irritation Of the nerves, failure OF memory
dicut NpectoratiOn, sharp pains in the lungs sore
throat, chilly sensations at the stomach in
Aotior OF the bowels, wasting away Of the muscles
- The writer viii please state the name OF the pa-
per they see this adTertiment in. Address,
ORADDOOK b co.,
lyf2-l57 as North zd-st, PhiiadfIphfa. Pa
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T LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
1AS ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Hason
hand large lot Of Yarns and Farming IAudn n
this state, Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois
~8Omoe over No. 80, south dds Of Pub. Square.
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MORNING LEADER.
TUFspIY moRNTNe. RfAR. p. ~
PRONUNCIATION or ENGLISH.

For special and TELEGRAPH News--sse
FlF,iat PaGe. Fer LEGAL and Commercial
EnNra--.laS Rnurrh PaEe.
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"Toad-stool, learn me the proclamation"
And so also in others Of our earlier
English anthoTs, We find the word used in
this sense. Buff we take the pains TO re-
feet that our Language has undergone, in
many respects, great revolutions since the
time Of Shakespeare, we shall derive little
consolation from the fact of such use.
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a FEIsaD IN HKED-TgX IL, =
u. 1uost'H IEEALGIBLEL LIEIMEHTiI prSpa-t
llon ths rSoips OF Dr. staYhsn Sweet Of COnnooto7
- sst bona sstssT and has bssn ussd in his Frhal
10 nfoT the last twenty ysarr with the most ngtoni1
NJ HnooGl- AZ an external remedy Il is without
EVnl ana VII allsvists pain more Eposdily thar anl
ofhef prsParation Tor All Rheumatic and RsrvoTl
DiIorisfs & b tFulg IN allills. and e curative
Sores, wounds, BPrainH Bruises, &C., Its soothi5
haaling and RrEsrf1l STRENGTHENING FT0le1Etisz ~
ots TIE uIt wonder and ast1aiahept o. all vim hssA
aVsF given e trial. OToF four hnnd-ed oertianNtU
ot tEsmarkable cursE Performed BY it within the iaS
yeaElr attest = thie .est. btronG ArInBtno1el
Aren't for OeVelund dsalHsitaoWdsg;HSe
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Dr. Hunter IL only AGENT in the United States for
Dr. Yiehois' Female Monthly Pills.

the only genuine Female Pills in the United States
NOTICE. TO LADIRs.-Ho article Of medicine intended
for the exclusive use Of Females, that has made
its appearance, has mot with such universal success
- these celebrated Pills No disease is little un
derstOOd, and consequently badly treated as female
diseases. These Pills the result of much study
and careful experience in all varieties Of female COM
paints and in all cases of Irregularities suppression
leueorrhBa whites, Inflammation Of the bladder,
kidneys and womb, and loss Of nervous snergy their
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, iron, STEEL no deadly oils Their use
can do no harm, and when used according 70 direo-
tions, they always do good.
N B. Married ladies who have reason TO belieVe
themselves in the family way, should not use them,
be the consequence.
Prioe-sI per box. Persons ssndinE for Pills VII
snolose one dollar and two postage stamps.
Several persons knowing the encacy Of these Pills.
nave advertised IS being agents for DR.. Nichos Pills
and selling q worthless pill
n. B. The genuine Vichols Female Italian Pills
cannot be found at any other place in the Unitec
Ohio.
DR.. Hunter has IN his possession numerous csrtIn-
Gates and testimonials which relieved and happy pa
nens have rendered him, and have kindly permitted
him TO exhibit 70 those desirouB Of his BaFVicea.
- Once hourl nom A. n. 70 9P.M. octl5dka
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Through Philadelphia, -
And Close Connections at Harrisburgh for
BALTIMORE & WASHINGTONs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-22

Tbe above comprises all the State Fair ct which
the Grover Baker MAehsRes were exhibited this
year oBoz1n
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-22

Among the many certificates os the excellence ans
merits OF these Pianos, would refer 20 the follow
nR:-
Ma. W. KNABE, Baltimore, Dear r:-I have efsal
pleasure In certifying that have tried you SQusrS
Pianos, and md them equal II not superior, 70 any
IN this country. Among their great qualities which
distinguish tbem is the gvennss5 Of tone the agree
able and easy touchs and volume OK tone. WiIhiue
Fou all the suooess you 50 highly deserve,
an, Sir VOTIFH very truIT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-22

SUGAR-CoATEP, PURELY VEGETABLE
The oldest, cheapest and most reliable Family
medicine In uss. More used than Any other hind.
Price p eeat--T3l pills IN box. Sea Circulars.
~ rod BY Strong Armstrong, Benton Brothers
e W Palmer. Churchill Bro also at wholesale
and retail at l6l Ontario street, Cleveland, by
G q. HnkRIS, Genl CERT,
For Ohio, Michigan and Indiana,