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az Curse Of GuerIIIn Wnrfare,

The South, which has been so eager to
arm and equip every cutthroat who chooses
to prey upon his Deighbors, and invest
the most cOwsrdly wrstches with the dig
nifty and immunities Of soldiers engaged
in honorable Esrefsre, are learning to
their cost, that freebooters and murder
ers know but slight distinction between
friend and foe. We are not surprised to
observe, therefore, that Mr.. M'les, Of South
Carolina, on the 18th inst, introduced a
bill to repeal The act authorizing psrtizan
rangers, approved April 81, 1868. But
suppose the act is repealed, viii the help.
less people, whom the guerrillas live by
robbing, be able to put them DOWN. Be
that as it may, we hail this procedure as
sn evidence Of returning sanity in the
South,-0Ai. Tribune.
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First Qlass Rusinesa Pronertv.
FARMS AND OUT PROPERTY.

Lots with Stores, &c on Superior and Ontsrio-sts
good Ter Investment.
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The Names of Girls.

In all that has been written or sung OF
the significance Of feminine nomenclature
there has been nothing more quantity YET
sweetly said than Charles Lamb puts into
his sonnet, written in the album Of Edith
s..
IN Christian world, Mary the garland wearsI
Rebecca sweatens on a Hebrews ear;
QuaEeTs for pure Priscilla are more clear;
And the light Gaul by RmOrous Ninon swears.
Among the lesser lights how Lucy shines
What air offragranee Rosamoud throws round
How like hymn doth sweet Cecilia sound
OF Marthas, and Of Abigsils, few lines
Have braggd in verse. OF coarsest household
stuff
Should homely Joan be fashioned. But can
You Barbara resist, or Marian
And is not Clare for love excuse enoughg
Yet, by my faith in numbers, profess,
These ALL than Saxon Edith, please me less.
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REAL ESTATE.
PRAYTON / STOOKWELL,
A REAL ESTATE AGETYs,
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB sALK.

ths Insurance once Of d. :. BrsytOs.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOB SALE.
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-sts. Lo
l5lx2O1. very desirable location Terms easy
sOn-Sts. Lot 6g feet front, running to the Lake
Can be had at a bargain.
House and lot No. 375 hlnsman Street, lot lO0x1S0
house has All the modern improvements OF hO
and cold water and Gas throughout furnace
Brick DTeilinFs, Scs. Iei and IO6 Euclid Street
Lots running through TO Huron street. Yer
House and Lot, corner Parkman and BrownslI-sts.
occupied also as 3 shoe shop. Lot Z5xloo feet
boxes, wssh-boards, &C, corner Of Wesr Rivel
and MGin-Sts A good paving business.
House and Lot, No. 100 Ohio-St. aI,son.
Brick House and Lot, No l22 Gake-St., near 70 thG
residence OF L. NJ Hubby, ESQ.
Two Brick Houses and Lots on Euclid-St, near Per-
Cottage, Nc, l2a LaEe;st; Lot 2a1lOO feet.
2l5 feet on Summit ST., extending to the Lake. cor
Five acres on Wilson Avenue, with oOnsiasrablsi-
proFements.
House and Lot, No. AZ Kinsmau-st. A large and
desirable lot and good house
Lot Michigan street, S4xI55 feet 81 900 down and
the balance in one, two and three years.
Clinton PARK Lot 6sxiss Hs es sah' P 3 &
Frame House on st. Clair street. lot 4Ixls0 feet.
desirable house and lot In Hudson to exchange for
city property.
FARMs FOB SALE.
30 acres in Brecksville; IS acres improved balance
choice timber land a25 per acres. Terms easy.
100 acres In Parma, good House and Barn; 90 acres
good timber, we'll wRtsred and good building
stone.
521 acrgs in Orange good frame House Is acres i'm
proved balance lumber.
SO acres wood land In BrOwnhelu, LOrain county, 2
mtlea north Of Yermillion River.
Saw Mil IN Bedford, with half an acre OF land, on
Tinker's Greek.
u acres on Sc Clair st. Small frame house.
10 acres 90 kinsman-St. opposite the Cemetery.
10 acres, 70 wood land, balance improved) on Euclid
koads good springs Of water, fruit, snd 3 good
situation for grapes.
Choice and we'll selected lands In Iowa Wisconsin
and Michigan, for sale or exchange.
20 acres IN NeWburg, about miles from Cleveland.
Good house and barn ana tins orchard s5 CO.,
$50 acres 30 miles from Tos1O and eight miles from
MauseOn Station on Air Line RaiirOad; $50 prai-
rie and balance timber land. New House, barn,
and good fruit. so Per acre; terms easy. dsclS
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- Inc only Direct Route to tho Wonderiui
Oil Regions Of Pennsylvania,
Via MeadvIlle or CORY.
From Lsavittsburgh the Mahoning Branch runs 70
youngstown and the Coal Mines.
a., ~ I9is Eoad Is being extended, and viii soon Be-
N oompiete running order to Gallon, UrbAna, Day
Ton and cincinnati, without brees q Gauge.
]. FARdeWORrH. GensrSlgslTs ;lit Agent
7. d. GOODMAN, Generals f1esset AEuut
II r. SWEETSER, Geu'I sluDSt..
meadville, pa Nov. 10, Is6s novIf-isy
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HN G.. JENNINGS
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.
Policies Written in tn.

Policies Written in the
Charter Oak Fire Ins. Co. u.,.,,,s
North American Fire Ins Co. nSr.ioru' G1
Merchants Fire Ins. Comply. O0nn'
City Fire Ins. Co., New Haven, Conn.
MsssasOit - springfd, Mass.
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, Ct
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Nine Daily Trains From
PHILADELPHIA 20 NRW YORK
CLEVELAND / ERIE R.B.
lAK
WINTER ARRKEGENENT


1881. WIHTER ARRKNGEMEHT. 1881.
On and after Monday, November 18th, lsss Pas,sn-
ger Trains viii run a. follows, (Sundays excspted
LEAYE CLEVELAND:
Bs0O - ". ia 4 kNpp 49, arsAIcS-Stoppirge a.
MiilOushby, Psinesvilla, Geneva, AsbtAbula,
OOnneaut and tirard only, and arrivs At Erie ~
SsHO 49, fi75nhirt S;45 n m, BuHalo SD D
InlnesTlllet AshtAoula and Girard only, and as
EiTea a. Erie SIS p NJ, Dunkirk s:l7p. m, Buf-
3.55 ?. m.'1MAIL AND AOCoMMoDATIOE-
stopping at all stations ena arrives az Erie ct
9sIO P, m.-EI6HT EXPRESS TRAIN-stopDinz
at PEineTVllls, Ahntzbala and Gkrartl only, and
Adys5 at HE - l242 a. ~, Dunkirk 3;4s q,
N, Buffalo 40 .. In.
LEAVE ERTF
$40 A. KNIGHT RXPBEsS FRAIH-Stopping at
Girard, Ashtebula and PainssTille only, and ar
uVes at Uls7eiend % 7.e9 A. 4.
S:50A. M.--mAIL AND ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
-stopping st All stations and arrives II OlsvS-
laad at i0l5 Al
lions except SEsnyiile. saybrOok, Unionvflle,
Porry, 4entor and WckiiEe, ard arrives at
Cleveland et l:4G ,. n.
rs p E.-DAY ExPRE5s TRAIR-stOppinE st e.
rard, Oonn-.ut, hHhtzbuia, and PAine5yflia
oulys and arflTez IN Cleveland at 6:l5 ?. 4.
~ seooad Class Cars are run on all thronEh
All the trains going westward cOnaest at Cleveland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Oncin'
natl indianapolis, at. Louis, Sc; and all through
trains Of the n. Y. e. Rsilroad and at BuhlO Wift
those Of the New York Usnfral and BuaalO a HoE
York City Railroads iSz New York, Albany, Boston
Niagara Falls, &c, and at Erie with trains on tn
PhiLadslDhis and Eris Gailrosd
NS-Day EIpress, East and West, connects at Grar'
with Trains on ETie and Pittsburgh Railroad fn
hinssVills, Aeadviils, jamestown, 4e;
/ (8avaIana Nover,bar Issb. ia H
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a FIRST RATE OPPORTUNITY FoR INVEsrMEsT.
50 vacant Lots, Canal and River and near to
gain.
EUULlO ST-Brick House, two stories, basement
and attic, water, gas, bath room, marble man
ties, &c. "a 500.
LAX E-ST-On Clinton Park one and a half story
House and Lot, 5OE99 SzUO
kIN5M H-er-A large and handsome House, fitted
np With all the modern Improvements; ORA sing
Room, l8x2f feet, abd large tot
ST. OLAlB-ST-hew Brick HSuse with modern I'm
prOyements. 5000.
klNsd 4r.-s f-Nesr Eris-St., good large Cottage
House aud y acre Of land. $3.50.
Lot. e7C0.
PROSPEGT-ST-TWO Story Brick Houss yTatsr and
gas and Il rooms. $3.50.
CEDA R-ST--NeRr Perry, two story Houss and Lot
with barn ei,60O.
WALNUr r-sT-Good Brick Houss, two stories and
EUoLlD-sT-Bear Perry, Vacant Lot, IOlx7aO feet.
SJh-sI-Eear Clinton Bark, Vac mt Lot, 5OT
30 feet.
First Glass Business Property,
Lots with Stores, &c on Superior and Ontario-sts
good Ter Investment.
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THE ALL SUBBIOIENTT THREI

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THRER
-TRI ESEMAEl /, 2 and ;, azeprotsotsd b. Roy
Al Letters Patent oi Enelands and secured By the
Imperial COLLEGE Of Medicine, Vienna.
NO. One is invaluable for Exhsustion, EpsrmasoF
rhoes and all physical disabilities,
10. Two completely erEdioatss all traces OF thoss
diseases thEt have heretofore been treated by the
seOui and perniCiOu3 uss OF copavia and ouhabg
EOs Ihraa be- -et5elJ HnPPlantsd the inurforE ma
OF mercury thereby tnsuriag to tbs znfsrer gosdr
TRfKs1MAR, Nos. l. and }, are prsparstions IN Ia
form Of Bozenses, devoid OF taste and SMELL ard oaH
be carried IN the asistcoat pOs ket Sold IN TN case
and divided into separate dcaes, administered b.
Veipau, LallemAnd, Rouz, Bc5ld &c. Price g each;
or cases for ss, which saves So; and IN e27 cases
sale And retail Of Dr. BAROW, 30. IS4 Blseoksr-st.
HeW York.
Immediately on receiving rsMittAnce Dr.. Barrow
VIII forward the friossm9r 70 any part Of the world
securely packed, and addressed according 70 ghs n
BlrucsionA OF the writer.
s1s-soI5 hy Q. v. OgA BK. AGENT Tor Clay.I--d
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MORNING LEADER.
FRIDAY MORNING JAN. 90, 1854.

For Special and TELEGRAPH News--See
First PAGE For LEGAL and Commercial
News--see Fourth Page.
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OLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 4
~ OIEO1HHATE EAlLHOAD.



1851 WINTEB ARRANGEMENT. Is61A.
On and eftar Monday, November l5ih, Passenger
Trains VIII leave OlsTslsnd - follows, sunGays ez-
csptec):
LIST TraIn-zs4O A. M.-CIHOINHAT Express
stopping Al 6ralton, Wellington, New London
Ashley, Delaware, LsVis oeater and Worthfng-
ton arriving at Urestlns at 1910 a n, Oolunl-
bus In p m Dayton 4;42 .. N, Oinoinnasi 6.A
R.n., ST. Louis l0s45 a. m, Indianapolis s:i5 p
NJ Cairo 800 ,. NJ Fort Wayne 4;l5 ,. N, Cht-
I'd TTain-3si0 M.8kOEU;OtMMODsTIo
stops ct all stations, and arrives In Columbus
I'd Train S.IO p. M.-NiGHF ExPREss-stop
PIns At Berea, GrartOns Wellington, New Lon
don, shelby, Crestline, Gallon, lilead, OardiSg-
ton and DelaEarei arriving at Crestine az lO.l8
?. N, Columbus 10 a. m, Dayton i:i5 O. N,
cincinnati 200 a. m; Indianapois 80 = m, st.
LouiB g:4s D. m Cairo 5:0Ua. m, Ft- Wayno4 20
n, and Ohioago via Orestline 1910 5 N.
Trains leave Columbus at $50 and l0:2O 800 pm.
arrive At OlsEeIand9 % m, ESQ and 300 p u.
COREECTIOEs.
shslby-sandusky, marsaeld Newark RaIlroad, Tor
Mansfield Nj Vernon, Newark, AAnes-
OrostlinS-Piftsburgh, Fort WsTns chicago Rail-
road, Forest Upper sandusky, pelpnos' =. I. :
vest, and Eastfor Msasfslds Wooster, MAJ
qr.Pton Gld Bsisoutine Eailroad LIns, for Marion,
Bellefontaine, Sidney, Uuions Munetei H.
- diAnsPoli95 Terre uautsl Vincennes, EVAns-
/ Vile, Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis, ko-
| DslEEars-with Springfield branch for Springfsld-
/ Oolum mbug-Iittle Miami Columbust and Aenia
Tsrre HsuTe, st. Louis, Morrow, LoVslsnd,
| and Cincinnati and with The Ohio Mis-
| TiESippt Railroadr -Cinciunatifor Louisville
Evansville, Cairo, Sc. Louis, snd al points
uoiumbus-o -os1tTsI Ohio RaJIrOsd for EsWars zanes.
Indians Rsilfoad for PiS1s, Ur6sns, 10
~ Tor Tickets 70 all points and inlormatlon ap.
IlY At the Passenser Station, and At Union Iieke'
O'n0'' :" E.s. FLINT.
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SKATES.
OKATERI RKATRS-ONE TIE

most exhilerating and beneficial outdoor exer-
oises Is skating and in order t. glide swiftly Ger The
ice, ose must have pair of good SKATES and a.
H HATTERsLFY has Just received large assortment,
including Ladies', Gents and Chidrens, Of all Sizes
qualities and descriptions, he will supply all those
Who wish to purchase, at the lowest market prices.
He has also received very large stock Of GUNS,
from the finest Epglish Twist down to the cheapest
Belgian Guns and s prepared to select from this nne
assortment article to suit each and every custom
ar Also, on hand, splendid assortment Of Colts,
smith & Wesson's, Allen & Wheelock's, and other
Ttyles of Revolvers Fasks, Pouches, Cartridges, Am
munitiOn, ETC., etc
5Remember the place, lOs superiOr-st., Osvs-
\. B.1Repalrins promptly attended to and eIscu-
ted IN the neatsst style. deo2s
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The Greatest Remedial Agent
Now Before the Public.
nR. RusH,s GREAI LMsRIcan RnNE-sEI nam

Uh. bUShS hhtHI EMEhILAW BUNE-SEI TUNlJ.
It cures Infusnzas, with Headache, Sore Throat
fever with quick pulse and great FrOstratiOn OF
strength, pains end achiRg a. taEthfni and foun
Rohfie voice Ca arrhAl Affections ith soreness of
the head aud headache; Ohiiiness when moving
about going into the fresh air Heartburn Dye
pepsia with feeling of fulness or load IN the stOm
sch; L IS of Appetite and Coated Tongue.
In all the above the named affections the patient
may take teaspOOnful every two hours. In all
chronic ailments II should be tazen according 70 di
rection on tho bottle Price, per bottle, IS cents
Sold By sIBUNG ARMSTRONG
DoyS Ieq Superior St
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TANn- nBFIUE,-R 81 I .ITlTIII q
proved Farms Tor sale for cash or on time. Also-a
variety Of City and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
Properly. OAOs Ia Atwater Building, Nos and 8,
I'd UOoT.
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A FRIEED Is EEEB-TRY II. 9
u. sWsstI Il zELIBhE LlEI4 kHT Il Dre7azT :
sFon the rsoirs CT Dr.. StsThsn Sweet Of UOnnscsse
us Ersst bozs EetssF, snd kas 5sen ssd in MS Tr
fcs for the last tgsnsy ysa7z With the most AstoniE
M success. As IN external remedy Il = without
RTll, and viii alleviate Fain sYeslT tnan AZ
ethsf prepEratoH For ail RheumAtc AID HerTotl
Disorsri t 3 truly iufsiitble and = oarRtye 10
D0Fag, WOuDds, EPreins, BFusss, Co. "a sootai4
heAling and powerful BtTsagt henius propenzties =
rts fe lust ondsr AID % all who ha'
1TeF giEsa & ; trial. Ger four HUNDRED oertlhcatS
q rem aFabia c1es performed By II within ths al
Eq-rtr ~ fIrgsIaDf feosnzita1yFdh hvz-Hsf
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Hagan's MagnoIia Balm

H9GaH 3 1L0EHV1Is1 al.4Ns
This 4 the most dslightful and extraordinary ~
ever discovered. Il changes the sun-burnt incs
hands 70 pearlT satin texture Of raviEhing bean
o, tmparting the marble purity Of youth, aid tbs
pGsTrHsUE appearance inviting in the city belle q
Isshion It removes tan, treckles pmples and rough
nsas from the skin, leaving the oomplexion frezb
tranSparent and smooth. II contains raateriAi In
iurious to the skin. Patronizsd By Actresses an
Oosra Singers. II IL what every lady should have
1I-Soid EveTTWherss
DEMAS {. BARNESG CO., n
General Age1ta, .5
tulFI-RT ~ flroadyaY. New Wv I.
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Il
Barn ami Fruit.
Cedar STILL acres, with acres of grapes.
East UleYeland-Hear Euclid-St. aud Wilson Ave
nue. large and convenient Brick House, with
modern improvements, Barn, * acres land with
Fruit, sc. Fer 500
~ Also, q large number Of Farms, Out-I ots,
DNellngas 80 too numerous to aiVertisa dscI6
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%At this season Of the year Coughs,
Cod, Hoarseness, and 5ther affections OF the Threat
and Lungs prevail. Madame 2 dsc Porter's Gu RA-
TIVE BALsAM ia a certain and immediate cure
No family should be without bottle in the house
Il Is only Is cents and viii be found worth IS many
doars for the cure Of the above complaints. 1t is
for salo By al prugsists, al IS and SC rer bottle.
HzrMadane Porteris Curative Balsem can be OBJ
taiusd at Benton Bros, and Strong & Armstrong's'
Wholesale Agents, Cleveland, Ohio. jan23-R2 iw
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4 LITTLE, DEALER IN REAL
La ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has on
hand large lot Of Farms and Farming Le1d5 a
this state, Iowa Wisconsin and Illinois.
~ Olnee over 10. 30, south side Of Pub. sauars.
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HEIEsTRHEE's
MIMTTABLF HAIR RESTORATIVE
It Is Not q Dye,

But restores gray hair TO is original color, By suF
plyinG the capillary tubes with natural slEtensIo
impaired by are or disease. AllTEsTANTANEoUs DYEi
are composed Of lunar causio, destroying the vitality
and btanty Of the hsir and Afford Of themselves %
dressing Heimstreetg Inimitable ColorinE not onli
restores hair it natural color By easy process
but gives the hair q
LUXURIAET BEAUTY,
uroaotes its growth prevents its falling OF, eradi
esfes dEndruif and impArts health and pleasantnes
10 the head has stood the test OF time being tnt
orfQiual Hsir Coioring, and iE constantly lncreanf
IN favor Used By both eenllgInRn and ladies'
EB-It is sold by ali respectable dealers or can o
procured BY them Of the COMMERCIAL Agents ID. ;
BARNES 4 90 2l2 Broadway, New York. Two 81
Hes, 30 oents and slsO0s IulylO-hz7eoN
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Nc Ohief ATTRIBUTED Of Manhood srt

The Chief Attributes OF Manhood aEt
hsquenfIy Lost o. suspended b msl-prsotloe5 and
ious habats that viii inevitably Had = hsTeditaE
dissass unIess ebsoksd in time Read the truths LAID
6oun IN the treatise "HUhAN FRAILTY, or PHTI
ToLoaIoAL RssEARoHEs." Il is elaboraiclT nlustES
"a With colored engTAvingz and VIII convince thF
voo-t hardened and unconcsrned, a. well ss rOIiev,
ne .ands Of the most desponding, By loading theE
n ths risht channel for relief o. bodily ard msEts
neony and deSpsir.
HsFscId b. Dr.. BARR0E, Isi Bleeoker-et., b. -
RFfos q cent?. Sent Tres every Were Sea adForis'
weuf Of "a TrieseTnar' IN smother coirmns
eold also bg G. W. CLAAREs DrugEift4 CisselaHet
uafa.
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri
nnry nd Sexual syutom-new and reliable treatment
In Rsports Of tho HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Sent By
mail IN sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Ad
dress Dr. J. sKTLLIE HoUGHTOE, Howard aEsoois.
ton, Ro.2 2 South Ninth st, Philadelphia; Pc.
ffer2-n
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10 F0UEg MEE.-He can prove 20 you in q few NH
- that he Il the only physician you ever tTeatt'
- thnt cures this disease Eor every patient VII
mi N UoW BIS directions, he viii give One Hundrs
Milan fhe fails IN curing this disease. No charE,
SsdS fsr onBultatiOn. Those ct distance who viii
- copsuit [ Ne Doctor may do 50 By ssndtng Bmei
"a IN Trine ~ mall, with name, and age, and 4
mi nrCsr anu describe their case, and the pOssb
~ Of Tstting reli.N, bg encloting return postaEi
- =. M ~ lnar1:S17
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D EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYEE,
AG lfOrmerly Of the Grm OF Littles q KsYas,J has
0pen5d Zeal Eatate Once In Rouss's Block, corner
oi suPer1Or-St and Public Square, and hasoonstantY
on hand several acres Of first quality Farms
tag Lands In the States Iowa, Wisconsin and hlta
BouR 70 ezchAngofor city country property; asol
tor ai-Eincs q RorsonAi property. Fartcssh paidk
arss1art uarIf.bSl3
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SUGAR-OoATKD, PuRELY VBaHTASIs
The Oldest, Cheapest, and most Reliable FsmlD
Hedfclne IN Use. More used than any other kind.
Price IS osnts-4 Pills in box. SEQ Circular.
gay-Sold by Strong s Armstrong, Benton Brother
q. W. Palmer, Churchill & Bro. Also, at WholesAl
And retail IS lsl Onterio-st., cleveland, BY
g. @. HORRIs, G5n'l Agent,
Tor Ohio, Michigan End Indiana
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Thsse Lazenscs ara prepared from highly esteem.
Cd recipe f5r sieviatng bronchial Affections, Asth
ma, Hoarssness. Coughs, Colds a-d Irritation or
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sPEelAL E8TICEs.
az OKERYI earnegtly eauLion

QUA CKERY-l earnestly caution al
young men suffering from Nervous Debility, &o,
against sndang gsring their health BY patroniEins
any Of the Advertising auacks You fully reeoV-
sf By the methods used by ths AdvertiseT, and by
hundreds Of others, AND ~ 40 oTHER war.
Rssd Letter which viii send you if you viii send
ne pest paid envelope bearing your address. d.
rect to EDwABD b. TRAVERs
jAn2i-R2dsw Lock Box. Fosion Mas.
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Dr. g. a A Al A IA
Hsabsr Of de Royal Coll4ls Of Phssieisa'i
EORd0a, England; 0ra6aGss Of
EiSOri's HOspias! for


PEMALE DISEASE
ana constant attendant q Paris, London. New
lsans and Montreal Hospitals for tbs Lat ten yssu
has opened his Ofioe e. the
johnson Eouse, Cleveland,
uhsrs he VIII be happy 70 meet all thOss WhO arc ~
aiotsd with suba0ate and chronic diseases.
BIZ trsatnsnt Is entirely different from the OH
yIan, and Is mid sfiosoious and eEestiEe. Hismsd
ioinss are nmply vegetable extracts I'd oils, thsI
knV0 never been nsed bat By tive oths. physicians
America besides himssH. Ha has Eren the creates
Er Of his Life and Thousands Of dollars IN obtainip
Z lev secrets In bis profession. He tests the Uril
sor AL forms OF disesSs. 30 ohsrsefor giving
-t.to-,s-,f ~ thaF-caar
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-29
1884. Pennsylvania Central 1884
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.


CHIrH ITS OOENEOTTES)
Is First Glass Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
The Track is Stone Ballastsa and IS Free from D,,sf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-29

Soreness Of tbs Throst.
PUBLIC sPEAKERs AND VOoAlIsTs
VIII 6ud them beneficial in clearing the voice before
spsakinr or sInging and relieving the throat after
any unusual exert on Of the vocal organs. having
peculiar adaptation to affections which disturb the
organs Of speech.
SEsold By all Druggists ana Dealers in Medicine
Do the United States and most Forsign countries ai
IS cents par h7x- janl2-R9 limo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-29

OGos 30. s AtWatsr BuildiIz. Entranos thFosEh
the Insurance 0fice of d. 7. BrsytOs.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1864-11-02
s.e SHRlNER'S
BhLSAMfC~ COUGH SYRUP.

toy Cowhs, Cotds, Csa1p, IHo9ril,9
Co,gh, Asthma, Bronchitis. SDitfi'a,,
Blood, Paie end Heakres5 ot' III i}-cas',
Difficulty Of Breathing. de -EE
This Syrup is purely Tt9et45l. loApya'6l
1t is pleasant TO take, and never does injury
but, owing to its purifying qualities, mas d.
good under any circumstance. Its effect is
,rgiy Notwithstanding, calming SUD sIl4y =
ing the most violent Coaghs Purifyin..
Strengthening and Invigoraing The vhoie sys-
tenn; calming aud soothing the nerves; aii.u-
aEd facilitating Expecorstinn. Sd kcll;ne tn.
DISEASED LUNGS, thus striking q, the To.t
Of DISEASE, and driving IL from the sySiel,,
EEsOe T.
70 child ne3d die Of Crcgn, If IBIS SrTupais
properly ,Ieed anarssd in siiae .-Gsshtrs l,-1-
ir- crcupy children should watch the ii.st
show of the Disease, and always k-ep this
Remedy At hsnd.s
For Coughs after Measles, this syrup rs
most excellent. Experience has proven tLss
1t IS equalled' iy ns other preparation.
Priee % cent per Bottle. -.i9-s
Prepared by 5. A. t0UTzS & EH0. Al
their Wholesale Drug aud Medicine Depot. Ne
llS. Franklin ST. Baltimore. Ma. Sold by al
Druggists and Store-keepcrs ihroughoi, th-
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