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" +, devote spscis atsontioa % TIE lfaAtmsn .
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In calling attention az CAae~s Antidste. us~
ifertsnt tor Cancer permit n 10 sai ibAi ls tLs
1lost wontsrful disc0vs J pate ~ medicihs
gf Il the iesiderasam ions soaght for b the
Medical Profession md The afflicted witt cancer "a
.p~rsilsn = raiy astoniahlnx. ~Ithoul parallel.
soa sthe aaly known -atidofs - career sni al
es1oerous sneotioGa. the modus spsranti of Tie
rdols = sppsrcnily by sntsfas lnfa -. e.sn.io.l
os1posiion ~ the aaneFr. etieetesa - s-'iasnt %
1nfrath1 gIoFln. hsrftf ffniufIt1 ~ iis snt VI
isltg. sst'doting kiiins nd tsstFoyng lb"es9oer
svery p2rtiole root fbre b~iongin - without
o. or The of.hs knife; without csustic eating
o1rLins without tas los of blood, IN ths least
s-sounz shs s0uud hesh. Z car b. applied r. ~
a-ksd eye % a. op~h eonnd. - s4-l, ~nd ssse5 ..
ssfer. - this niesE- lsrzs canoersc1 be remosei
ron vital parts. the eye lsrEe blood vessels, so.
stere 90 ether treatment could possibiy bs assd.
ant In doing feel assured Of making permanent
s1rss sben gu othrg irss1neal ia.ls ibe medical
paternity ard all Interested isvitea call and
aift enhihit large number 81 cancsrs that have
removed and preserved sfd II desired WitrefcI
=. bannrets % cases eared throughout be c0untry
tan@nmpfoc. Asfhrss bronchitis. PhsfYagitia ADD
- 'caisr attention pail b. al diseases u tho kye
Ssr such a. partial bllnaaess siesfnsea. eth
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Aver fsiias remedy Tor Fts And tpsulectlc Dis-
ss.ss
ScaoFULA, RHEUMATISM AND LivEa
COMPLAINT.
6. It'd sssll sacoess E<optfso diseases, such -
-, piles snf tcmQFs. sceif hcat, = pills, syph'
sfccuors. msronrisl dfaesses, ~ psysla and
- sa.tl1a. sriserias ,ftre. swell .ck. aad al
'ssoens sfsne hiseefs sn~ sp'ne ~ih recs'ss das
cation
40 ns~ Asa successful rssas45 g. Resolving
tr~- ws-rn. ana all other esrfsttes - sorm fcand
r,e pabno and regular prcistsion.re invited -
.i snj tam loe - speel sse''- p esnte.
s-te1~ts.
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on TUESDAY.
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FIRST MONDAY - NOVEMBER
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stats 81 lsr<~ snd klecfer Cor earA - tbs
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ffear s-sfincuy % the above. having usss ne
smsf fu4uacs al faEt winter. and au fui-, -ffs4ien
with al H. arrangements. A.. a.. LhOfOLD.
lti -1il ailesI. - Lcosssd ooedi eaf., 80. IS
West Pearl street.
Cincinnati. i-ae IS, lse2.
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Mr. r arfin-This % 20 cerii that We tried the
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have one - Peter Martins Eot Ar Furnacss.
20 siscs sniir sst..sAe.ion.
Gr-sgfs TAYLOR.
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ar GREAT AMERICAN REMEDIES
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c. a. COOK, cHieaSo. No. % Harfct Street,
General ssnt for the etslss % lilnoa Iowa, wls-
csEsn. Michigan and Indiana. no viii supply
pTusgls,s ~ our regular card prices.
f1ids = rtail ~ fHOs 4 eARR 8BERL =
'e3le.als BY Bs0y o 4 SLOAN sn5 DAl.
~ tbiFEs hUsH. Indianapolis.
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HOME INSURANCE

Inalanians. Petson1s Hems tases
prise
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-21
KInsmnn str.er Railway.

CARD.-It has been publicly stated by the
Superintendent Of this Horse Rsilroad, that
the undersigned was instrumental in procur-
ing the passage of the resolution and report Of
the committee, by the City Council, passed
January 18th, 1884, csnsuring the general
management Of said Railroad, and that he
had an ulteriOr purpose in SO doing. The
undersigned begs leave to correct such state
ment and any impression that may have
arisen from it. I had no knowledge of the
existence of any such movement until it came
up in regular course in the proceedings Of
the Council. As understand it, the whole
complaint came from the residents and prop
erty owners along the road.
I have been been for two years convinced
that the reputation of our city railroads
among strangsrs-the pride Of the citizens in
the use of their streets, for this purpOss-and
the interests of the property owners and res
idents on the street, which altogether invites
the success of the Railroad itself, have been
seriously injured by the past management
of this road. Hence my vote in Council.
do not suppose that the people on KinsmAn
street have any personal feeling in this mat
ter. They simply desire that the manage
mont shall keep their cars we'll lighted and
cleaned; thst their employees shall be Cup
to time" civil and Obliging, and then I have
no doubt they will say "GOd speed yOu."
It is butjustiOs to add that the past cOndi-
tion of things on tho road has been unavoid-
able to great extent. The expenses and
difficulties in starting the road have had
their influence, and that influence has ex.
tended up to the present year in retarding
the improvements which the public demand
It is the duty Of the city trustees to see
that the ordinance be carried out in good
faith on both sides, and the report of the
Committee has, as understand it, that eb.
jsct in view only, Il. S. STEYENs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-21

PRoF. AGAssIZs LEoTURE.-The lecture
Of this distinguished sdvGn was not as largely
attended last night as it should have been.
A very respectable, intelligent and attentive
audience were present, but we trust that
more of our citizens will not neglect the op-
portunity of hearing him tonight.
Last nights lecture was occupied in show
ing the effects of large accumulations of ice
and snow upon the valley sideS down which
the glaciers make their way. Tonight the
object will be to show that the climate of the
earth, in past ages, has osciIIated from hot
to cold. He will do so from the evidences
developed last evening in his investigation
Of the origin and effects of glaciers.
Let us remark in addition that the original
Investigations of Prof. Agassiz, and the long
discipline he has had in instructing others,
enable him to present his thoughts in a re-
msrkably lucid and logical form. Though
speaking with considerable foreign accent, he
yet has great mastery over the descriptive
powers of the English language. His pic
lures of Alpine scenery, and especially of
those remarkable phenomena of glaciers
were very vivid. To the thinking, to those
capable of an hours undivided attention and
having any intesest in the splendid facts of
science, such lecture as that last evening
was a great intellectual luxury. All such
we urge strongly not to fail of hearing him
tonight
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-21


MORE FROM THE PAINEsvILLE DISASTER.
"A train arrived from Painesville yesterday
morning bringing some additional details
from the disaster. 1t seems that on learning
Of It the citizens of PainesvilIe turned cut en-
Husss and went to the spot to suecor the
wounded. Their prompt and liberal energy
cannot be too highly praised. Tho most
badly injured were carried to the house of a
gentleman named Parks, who lives near the
track, while the others were taken to Paines-
vile and placed at the Cowlss House, where
everything for their comfort is being done.
Superintendent Nottingham, DR.. Bsckwith,
and other Cleveland citizens are on the
ground and doing all they can for the sus-
fsrers.
The sleeping car on the Express train con-
tanned most of those who were injured. The en-
gines of the Accommodation ran rig htthrOugh
it, knocking it almost into kindling wood.
Two men were burned to death on the train.
Two of the wounded died yesterday, max
ing a total of seven deaths resulting from
the accident. We have no farther partieu-
lars as to tho csuse Of the accident or the
names of the injured.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-21

AN EXCHANGE OF HATs.-An excellent
joke transpired, yesterday, on the proprietor
of one of our prominent hotels, which the
"Local" cannot forbear narrating. The
gentleman in question was d" out" yesterday
afternoon, driving the gayest of gay cutters
down Superior street. A small boy climbed
up on the back of his sleigh to steal ride,
on which Mr.. - picked of the youngsters
hat and hid it, by way of joke. Small boy,
nothing discouraged, at once retaliated, by
impreEsing" Mr.. IS hat, and the gen
tlemAn had to stop his sleigh and enter into
negotiations for an exchange, with all su-
perlor street smiling at his predicament.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-21

OPENING OF THE WEDDBLL. - This fine
house opened auspiciOusly yesterday. Its
saloon was especially we'll patrOnized, and
several of our citizens devoted themselves
with great energy to "opening that par
ticular branch of the establishment. We
omitted, by the way, to state that the wine
cellar of the House is furnished by Mossrs.
ChazOurnes & Son and Lawrence Myers &
Son.
Leland's Band played some delightful airs
from the balcony in the evening, and
afterwards started out in a sleigh, on a sero-
nRding trip.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-21

NoN-ARRIvAL OF MAlLs.-The big snow
has caused cessation in the arrival of mails
as in all other transportable matter, and for
day or two the clerks at the Postofics have
enjoyed comparative leisure. On Tuesday
two clerks supplied the entire delivery.
The non-arrivaI of an Eastern mail on the
train from PainesviIle to-day resulted from
the fact that the mail was locked up in the
baggage car of the express train, and as the
baggags-mastsr was absent the route agent
could not obtain it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-21

WEST SIDE FAIR.-The West Side Fsir,
for the relief Of soldiers families, opened
on Tuesday, and, in spite of the weather, is
meeting with the most auspiciOus and fattsr-
ing success. It is held in the Armory Of
Companies B. and G., on the corner of Pearl
and Franklin streets. The building is finely
decorated, the booths are filed with useful
and beautiful articles, the rsfreshment tables
are loaded down with the choicest viands,
and the crowds which Hosk to the ArmOry
demonstrate the popularity Of the arrange
msnts. We shall endeavOr to give the Fair
more detailed notice to -morror. Mean
time we advise every body to visit it to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-21

70 Messr3 VIZ. kEABz 3 o.. Baltimore IL can
not but congratulate you upon the immense progress
and improvements which You continually make on
your Pianos, which IN ny opinion, rank among the
Very Do1t II TIE country. d. 5IAAAOeOa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-21

LosT.-A little girl named Della Fucker.
She is slightly doranged in mind. She left
homo on Tuesday morning about o'clock,
is about I3 years old, of light complexion,
hair light and long, blue eyes; had en- gray
blanket shawl, a red crimson hood, and an
old brown calico dress. Any information Of
her may be left at the Police Station, with
policeman Peter Hopper. jsnIs:lt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-21

CoPYIEG WITHOUT CREDIT-Both the
Herald and Plaindsaler for yesterday even
ing, copy the main particulars of the LEADERS
special from PainesviIls this morning.
Now we havn't the least objection to this
course of proceeding. If these papers haven't
the energy to obtain special dispatches them
selves, they are Welcome to take their sub
stance, twelve hours late, from the columns
Of the MoRSING LEADER. All We ask is that
they give US credibfOr their borrOWings-snd
to that, in common honesty, we are entitled.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-21

THOSE families who have dom lted pro-
visions for the tabIss-Of the West Side Sol
disrs Family Relief Fair, or have prepared
fancy articles fer the booths, thai. have not
bean sent in, will please send the m in imme-
dlatsly or leave word with Il 70 Secretary
when to call for them: and thOs who have
not been called on to supply t hose articles
will please contribute.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-21

MORNING. JAN. 81 1884.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-21

Ar meeting of the citizens of the First
Ward on Saturday evening last, it was re-
solved to renew the effort to procure men to
fill the Ward quota by enlistment. Thirty
men are yet lacking, and twenty-five hun
dred dollars will procure these. We can get
them with this money. Shall We have it ?
Let every man in the Ward attend the meet
ings to be held Wednesday and Saturday
evenings of this week at the Engine House on
Champlain street. jan20:134
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-21
~ ADYKRTIsKnTFNTs.

Q. A. Read q o., Banksrs-eOId, silver and Coz
cons Bought snd Sold, and Money Loaned.
7. @. Sholss-Plumer Patent Last.
Thatcher, Gardner Burt Co-Watsr Lime.
Edward II. Traver- Quackery.
Thatcher, Gardner, Burt q Oo-salt.
L. Rsrsdi't sOas-RObss at wholesale.
Thatcher, Gardner. Burt Co-FIour.
1. P. sherSeOd-Just opsnsd.
Thatcher, osdrnsr, Burt 4 Oo-Grsin.
G. T. Lewis Local Netiee.
Metel tipped Shoes Local Notios.
T, Elwood Fresh Oysters-Local Notice.
Notice to COMMITTEES on Produoe-LocaF Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-21

TIE LEcTURIEa ToUR OF Mas. F. D. GAGE.
-onr Eastern exchanges tell sof the great
success which is attending the lectures of
this lady throughout New York State. She
has been speaking constantly since the first
of December, in behalf of the Freedmen. In
Albany her second lecture was given in
TWeddle Hall and attended by over 1000
people, crowds being compelled to leave,
not being able to get IN. Asyracuse, q very
" conservative town, her lectures have been
largely attended. She was called out by the
Rev. DR.. Fowler to address his congregation,
being there only as q listener. She is to lsct-
ure in this city on the I'd of February next.
We bespsak for this noble lady large audi
snce. Her story may be simple one but it
is the most touching and eloquent one of the
day. She lectures before the Freedmsn's
Aid Commission, and the proceeds of
her lecture will be devoted to the support Of
that benevolent and nobls Institution.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-21

PRIZE MAsQUERADE.-The prize mas
quersde at cbapin's Hall tonight will be q
grand affair. It is conducted by gentlemen
who are bound to make it success. Orders
can be left with Mould for CARR ages and
sleighs. The prizes for the masquerade arc
on exhibition at Cowles' store.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-21
G0MMIssIONER's SALE.
10 THE COMMAND OF

DURSUANTT TO THE COMMAND OF A
deoretal order Of sale to me directed, is-
sued from the Court OF COmon Pleas, for Cuya-
hoga county, Ohio, IN s case therein pending,
wherein Lyman Little is Plaintiff and William H.
Beaumont James NJ Jones, W. G. DaYldson, and
Peter Caul we're defendants, I shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the door of the Court
House, for said county, upon the Goth day of Fs B.
ruary, 1884, at 10 O'Clock, A. N, the lands
and tenements described as follows, to wit:
situate in the township of NeWburgh, be-
ing number seven in the twelfth range
Of townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve, in the State of Ohio, and which is also
in the county Of Cuyahoga and is known as the
southerly half Of sub-lots Nos twenty-five (22)
and twenty (2s) Of original one hundred
acre lots, Nos. three hundred and thirty one,
(SSl,) three hundred sud thirty. two (S22) in the
township aforesaid, and being the same lot con-
veyed to the grantor hereof, by the said Lyman
Little, by deed, dated August 18th, 1856, refer
enee being hereby had thereto, said lot contain
ing five acres, be the same more or less, but
subject to all legal highways. Appraised value
1900. ]. 8. GRANNIS,
Master Commissioner.
FRED, HovET, plaintiff atty. janls:l9s
Janury 18th, 1864. sod
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-21

0vERTURNs.-The sleighing yesterday
was somewhat precariOus, owing to drifts,
and ws hear Of one or two overturns. A cut
ter with two gentleman in it was cspsized on
Euclid street about two o'clock yesterday
afternoon. A fine sleigh, with Eve or six
ladies and gentlemen in it, was capsized at
the corner of Bank snd Superior streets yes
tsrday morning, spilIing out its occupants
very Handsomely. The sleigh running on
the West Side Street Railroad lire also cap
sized at the foot of Detroit Street Hill, strsw-
ng about dozen ladies and gentlemen
around on the snow quito miseelIsneOusly.
No one was injured in any of the above mis-
chances.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-21

to which every discharged soldier was DIS
abledtn the service, Is entitled. Also, Pensions
Sor soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phaz sisters, as they are severally entitled IN
dsF the law Also,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-21

due discharged soldiers; also, the widow, ehIl-
dren, and rightful hers ofsll deceased soldiers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-21

ANOTHER ORDER WAS Received TO-DAY
from the army for BOneset Tonic, aud sup
ply sent. Everybody knows that this is the
best remedy now extant. Thousands of tes-
tinoniaIs could be given to show its wonder
full curative powers, but I deem this unne-
essssry. It is combined with some of the
best remedial agents now in use. jan19:14.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-01-21

PERSONS wishing to economist in cloth
ing their children, will dc we'll to try metal
tipped shoes. Children invariably wear out
their shoes at the toe, and pair of tipped
shoes at an additional cost Of q few cents,
will more than ousWsar three pair Of the same
quality without them.-JournaI. jan 21:134