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A HeIp-NIa,e Indeed.

A Columbus (ohiO) correspondent Of the
Cincinnati Gazette writes:
DR.. Wormly, Professor of Chemistry in
the Medical College in this city, has been
for some years experimenting on the ef
fecta Of the different poisons upon animal
life. For this purpose he has killed sever
al hundred cats and dogs (sheep growers
take notice with poison, and by snnalyz.
ing their blood and stomachs has determin-
ed the exact appearance Of the poison
crystals fster doing the work Of death.
The greatest difficulty he has encountered
in this investigation has been to get these
appearances of the crystals perfectly rep
resented on paper.
To overcome this difficulty his wife,
daughter Of John L. Gill, Of this city,
came to his assistance and made perfect
sketches Of the poison crystals, as the Doc
tor, by chemical analysis, brought them
10 view. This done, his next trouble was
to get the sketches translated to steel
plates. For this purpose he called upon
The most distinguished engrsvers Of the
Eastern cities, who told him that it could
not be done short of three years time, and
almost fortune Of money. Oae Of then
engraved single page, but the Professor
was not satisfied with the job. His wifi
again came to his relief, and taking uI
the art Of ensraving, very speedily master
ed it, and in ten months presented tho au
thor Of the forthcoming book on poison!
wish the whole of plates, the delicate touch
es Of which defy criticism even under tht
scrutiny of a msoIoseepel
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The Union League of Philadelphia has
achieved results in the last yesr Of its ex-
istence Of which its members may we'll be
proud. Apart from the great good which
was accomplished, by strengthening the
courage and faith Of the citizens at time
of general depression and distrust, it has
instituted and fOstered many local associ-
ations for the benefit of the soldiers and
sailors; which are still in successful opera
ton. The Board Of Publication have is
sued more thsn one million copies Of their
own publications, and they have also been
instrumental in circulating in great num-
bers the publications Of other associations.
On the 10th of December last the League
numbered nine hundred and sizty-eighI
members. The income from all sources
amounted to S4s,52l. 1t is proposed, in
order to increase the Importance and use
fulness of tho Association, to obtain s
charter from the State, increase the mum
ber Of members, and erect building, Il
be paid for by the sale Of shares.
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sREeIkL H0TIgEs.



Children owe much Of their Sickness =
Colds- Nc matter WHARF the disease may appear to
seated It's origin may Be traced to suppressed Per
tpiration, or . Cold. CraDr4 aud Lupg Complaint
are diTect produces Of Colds in shot, Colds are th
harbinssrs Of half fhe diseases mat af.ct humanity
for e. they are cansea By checked pNapiraiion aud
e. i've sighths Of the was e matter Of the body IS
csDss through tbs Eors thess pores are osee that
proportion Of diseases Leosssarily follows. KEEP
clear ths1ecrs. Of Gods and Coueh', the great pre-
Of disease or if coutrAsisd break them up
INN sdiafelyf b timely uss Of MADAME FoRrER 8
CUEAsITE Balssm. 5.ard Sc par bottle.
sEMadarns Portsr's Curative Balsan can be OBJ
talnod at Benton Bros., and Strong Armstrong; g
Wholesale Agents, Cleveland. Ohio. ianll-az lE
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROUHEs.
These LozsngzE ayo prsp red from highly esteem-
Cd rscps fr seviatiug Brons hal Affections, Asih-
M. Eoarseness. coagsss Colds a-d Irritation or
Eorsaass CT thu Throsf.
PUBLIC sPEAKE2s And YOOAlISTS
viii hnd them btn- ,a in clearing The vosce before
Speaking singing and relieving the throat aftsr
any unusual exert on Of the vocal O. gins having
, Collar adaptation to Gf=etions which data the
organs o. ipssth.
Hgsold hy All Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
a. ths United States and nssi Foreign countries Al
% cents par b-r. jaal2 RI line
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NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
~ CINOGEEATI RAILEUAD.
MNN
-INTER AEBhNGEhEE1


Isss-4 wINTkR ADVANCEMENT. 1854
On and after Monday, November 18th, Passenger
osptsd):
Lat Train-7,4OA a. M.-CIEOINHATI EXPRESS
stopping a. Grafto1i wellington New London
Shelby, Crastline, Gallon, Gilead, Cardington,
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and Worthing-
ton arriving 81 0rsstline at 1910 m, Ooiunn-
bus l21 .. M Dayton 4;l2 ,. m, Oincinnati63
D. m, st Lonis it45 a. m, Indianapolis s:l5 ?.
m.-Cairo 500 ?. m +, Fort wayne 4:i5 p. m, Ohi.
I'd TrainG1:iO p Bi..2kOJOHMO TIOH.-
stops At an ztstions, AID arrives in Columbus
5d TTain-z.IO i. M.-siaHr rExPREss-stop-
ping AZ Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New LOn-
DON Shelby, Crestline, Gallon, Giiead, OArdisS-
ton snd peiagnre; arriving st Crestline at 1910
N, Columbus lo5 a. m, Dayton so a e. e.
Cincinnati 100 a. M lndiana9Olts 20 a m sst.
Louis 9:45 p. IN cairo 5:01e. m, f. Wayne4.90
an, and chicago via Orsstlino l0:40 =. n.
Trains leave Columbus al sOand 1910 m, sso0 p.m-
" zrciys at UisssIsnag % "a. N, 2sO and s;e0 p. u.
UOEEEOTI0Es.
saelhr-Eandusry, Mansfield & Newark Railroad, for
Hansheld, IT. Vernon, Newark, zanes-
Orsssiiss-Pifts61rgh Fort Wayne a OhieAgo Rail-
rOef1 Forest Urrer EanduskYs Delphoa, u
na, Fort Wayne, Lsporte, Ohicago. Ac..
Eest, and Ezstior MAns1eldi Wooster sAaa'
gFa;sen Ead Bslisfontino Rairosd Line for Msrios,
RsiieIontains, sidney Ugion, huncie, In
dianHpolia, Terfe Laute, fincenncs, EFans-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis, ,ko-
DsisEare-Eith Springfield brarch for Springfield
NclELl Eu8-LlELle mlhLll q I-sAANUl1l al4 AGlta
RailTOad, for Aenia, Dayton, ludisuspohs.
Tsrrc Hnute, g. Louis, Morrow, AoFeland,
and Cincinnati and With tbs Ohio ANS
Eiasippl Railroadf -OiucinRatifor LouiaYilis
Evansville, Cairo, Sc. LOuis, aad AL points
on the Ohio river.
Iolumbus-OentTs Ohio Rsjlroad sor EsVz-E, EAEss-
vile, Wheeling, 20; Columbus, PiQre q
Indiana Railroad for PiQua, Urbans, &C.
- EOr Tickets 20 ell points and lniornatiOn sp-
piy ct the Passenger Station, and At Union Ticket
/ O11oe, AZ Superior-ss
Hszsland. Nov Is. 1853. superintsndsnt.
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FABMs AND OUT PROPERTY.

Lots with Stores, sc on Superior and Ontario-Sl
good for investment.
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RAILROADS.
A TLANTIC & GREAT WEsTN
IA RAILWAY.
1858 - 1884

On and after Monday, November 18th, 1888, Through
asseDger and Freight Trains VIII be run regularly
letWeen Cleveland and New York.
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eURRlssleN aEsgNAsTs.
THATCHER, GARDNER, BURT
E 90,
Storage and Produce
gOMEIssIOE MERGHAKFE

o1ao9 and Warehouse - n3d ~ EerEfu- ST..
OLEVELAED, OHIOS
~ -PTOOrfstOfs Of the hER UNION RAILWAf
Snip AND CANAL CRAZE ELEVATORS, tadi0iR-
iEg the New Freight Derat cf the O. O. 5 O. RAliroa5
90 O. MsTviaSt.,l } hEyiaG R6IorGgs oapsoty Of two
Eandfed and 5fty thousand bUshsla-
DEALEE5 ES-Grsia, Flour, Fish, EtgbWfueE
Fork. Lard buttsr, Scsds and Ucuntry Produce gen.
ersliT. Also salt, Wster Lime and Land Plaster.
r F-EzATgEER, il, sEa. =. GERDSER, of late arB
c. z. Bgaf, CLARK, Gardner a 70.
A. o. k'SAIaT, 7. n OLAgLEs.
Firm of Thatcher, Burt Z %.
Esz-Proporty resolved By Railway, Canal oc Yesss
sor Sale Shipment. VIII give PsrsOnsi attention t.
this purchase and ssle o. Produce and HeroaaEois
on Comm isgion,
lS-LIBERAL CASE ADVANCES made on eI
COnsignments. We are prepared 70 receive and Shfi
By Canal, Lake or Rail, (withOat cartags,) Grind
stones, Marble, Staves, Lumber and Coarse Frsighu
o. all kinds having the only DeErIoks IN the City
the transfer OF heavy Ereights.
~ Refer 20 Banks and Business Men generally,
de~1.E .EpT
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REAL ESTATE.
QRAYTON 4 sTOOKWELL
REAL EsTAFE AGENTS.
once Ho- AtWatsr Building. Entrance taRoash
the Insurance ONCE OF b. 7. BrsYton,
HOUSES AND LOTS FoR sAIH.

Omos Ho- AtWatSr Building. Entrance taFoasl
the Insurance ONCE Of b. =. BrsYton.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR sALH
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson-Sts. Lo
l5lx2O1. very desirable location. Terms easy sy
Brick House and Lot, corner Of BrowneI and viii
son-Sts. Lot 60feet front, running to the Lake
Can be had at bargain. a.. -. ,oo-..o.
House and lot No. 575 kinsman Street, lot l0ox130
house has all the modern improyemonts OF hot
and cod water snd Gas throughout, furnace
BrieF DweIiinSs, % Nos. Iol and IO5 Euclid Street
Lots running through to Huron street. fery
House and Lot, corner ParkmAn and BrOunsll-stsi
occupied also as shoe shop Lot 25xiOO teet-
Building, Machinery, &C., for the manufacture Of
boxes, wash-boards, &C, corner Of Nesr RtTer
and MAin-sts. A good paving business.
i70 feet on Euclid-St. Terms easy.
House and Lot, No. 100 Ohio-St. q, 200.
Brick House end Lot, No I22 Iske-st., nesr to the
Two Brick Houses and Lois on Euelid-st, near Per-
Cottage, No l2i Lake st. Lot nxlOO feet.
House and Lot, No. z27 ScOyille- avenue.
2l5 Teet Summit St, extending 70 the Lake, cor
Five acres on Wilson Avenue with considerable i'm
House and Lot, No. al Kinsman-ss. A large and
Lot on Michigan street sizI55 rect O. 600 down and
the balance in one, two and three years.
Clinton Park Lot 66Ii35 feet. Price O., 800
Frame House on st. Olair street. Lot Axls0 feet.
desirable house and lot in Hudson to exchange for
city property,
FARMB FOB SALE.
30 acres IN Brecksvile; 55 acres improved, balance
choice timber land s25 per acres. Terms easy.
$50 acres in Parma, good House and Barn; 30 acres
good timber, well Watered and good building
stone.
521 acrvs in Orange good frame House. Is acres i'm
proved balance timber.
50 acres wood land IN BroWnhelm, Lorsin county, 2
miles north Of Vermilliou River.
Saw Mill in Bedford, with half an acre OF land,
4inker's Creek.
I2acres on St Clair St. snsT frame house.
- acres on kinsman St, opposite the Cemetery.
10 scEes (6 wood land, balance impTOved) Euclid
Road, good springs OF water, fruit, and good
situation for grapes.
Choice and we'll selected lands in Iowa, Wisconsin
and Michigan, for sale or exchange.
80 acres in keTburg, about miles from Cleveland.
Cool house and barn a1d hne orchard f6 90.
$50 acres, 30 miles from Tole1o, and eight miles from
MRuseon Station on air Line Raiiroad; $50 prai-
ne and balance timber land. New House, barn,
and good fruit. so per acre; terms easy. dscIs
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MORNING LEADER.
FRT0AY mORNING JAN. IS. Is64.


Fer Special and TELEGRAPH News--see
First Page. For Local and Commercial
NeWHs.See Fourth Pnge.
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A FEEaHD Is ns-sIl-IBx II.
Dr. swees'E IEEEbl5BIiz5 iIIA'l e Ehfh Pfepaf' .
from the reoibs c: DT. BtsRh6n SgeoIs OF Oonheoso
ths Frsst bona Eesser and haE bssn Sssd in BIS Pfa
Ice for the Last twenty ysarg With tfe most sston
- FruoaSs. Ar A. external remedy Is - Ettnoui !
A., sud vii alleviate pain more ADe5oliy t9ah ~
ether >. spaTatton Fer ~ Rheumatic anc EsttSt
DirOrdsri Il iH truly infaiEola and as cGTatEe ~
Boras, Rcunds, BrrsirB, BRUISES &c. tR s0gthl
kaalinf and powerful stren gtheHinE prOPeistlee e
sic the iuFt wonder and OF all Eho NJ
0Esr given 81 trial. Over fSur huRo-d osrslno9
81 remarkable curas performed p7 it NttRn the ~
two yearf ettesf 10 this fss4. Strong ArnstroLti
fns-.5-,S Farlfe-itanrria -T:kf2a
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OIFY PRoPEaTY FoR SALE.

a ETEsT RATE CPPoETUSITF FOR INVESTMENT.
50 vacant Lots on canal and River and A4@- 90
- busit ess pert Of the Ciy, can be bought st bar
gain.
EUOLiD ST-Brick HOUSE, two stories, basement
and attic, water, gas, bath room, marble man
ties, &c. a 600.
LAX E-ST-On Clinton Park, one and a half story
HoUss and Lot, 50T99 s27tO
hIhsh H-5T-A hrg7 and handsome House, fitted
Up With all the modern Improvements; DraEin
EcOm, l8E24 feet, Rnd arg lot.
ST. CLAIR-ST-New Brick II. Use with modern i'm
pToyemenrs- &TGCO.
RISSM 1h-S Near Erie-St., good large Cottage
House and = acre Of land. $500.
HICh--SI-Nesr the Circ e, West side, House Gad
Lot. s7n0
PRJSPRUT-S 5 F-TWO EtOry Brick HOUSE, water aud
gas and IA rooms. So so.
GEUA R-ST--Near Perry, two story House and Lot.
with barn eI.5hO.
WALHU r-sT-Good Brick House, two stories and
basement.
EuOLl D.sT--Eear Ferry, Vacant Lot, lOlx3"O feet.
"lLLSON-sr-hear Clinton Bark, Vac mt Lot, 5O1
200 feet.
First Glass business Property,
Lots with Stores, &c on Superior and OntariO-Sts
good Tor Investment.
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Diseases Of the NerYous, semInal, o
s-T-Isso-1.
AKF5 PLANTATION BITTERs

DRAKFS PLANTATION BITTERs
They .Erifg strengthen and lnyigorste.
They create 6 healthy appetite -,
They Era a. sutidote 70 change Of Water and diet
They overos me effects Of di-sipatiOn 4 late EouTg
They siren then the y stem aud enliyen the mino
They prev ut HliasmEtic and intermittent ieFoTs
TheT purl 9 the breath and acidlty Of the stomaci
They cur Dyspep psiG alto Constipation.
They cur Diarrhoas, Cholera aud uholeTano btn
They cur Liver Complaint sHd Headache.
They are e best Bitters in the world. Thsy maxi
the weak au strong and are exhausted nature 81 20;
restorer. L ey made OF pure ST. CrOiE kum{ thl
csiebrated slizAya Baclf ro0ts and herbss and -
teken with ho pegzure OF beverage, without n gsrs
90 aRe or q ne of day. Particularly recommended e
delicate prTs0as requiring gentle stimulant. soit
by all Gro -tFs, Druggists Hetela and Saloons
Il. ?. DRAKE & co,
guIFl.R sfOW 1c2 Broadway, n.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
L --TBIE5EhAR l, 2 and ), are protested BY Roy
81 Letters Patent EnRiand, and secured By ths
seals Of the Ecole de Pharmncie Dc Paris aud tn
Imperial College OF Medicine, Vienna.
No. Ono g. Invaluable for ExhaustiOn, SRermator
rhoea and all physical disab lities.
No. Two completely eradicases ai traces oi thozs
diseases that have heretofore been treated By tbs nan
ssous and pernioi0us uss Of eopaTie and eubeh8.
Hos Three has entirely Buppantad ths iurtou5 usa
Of mercury, thereby tnsuriag 70 the sufferer speedy
reiof dispensing All Impurities and roofing out the
TEIssEEAa, Nos. I, ana = are preparations IN The
form Of LOZenses devoid OF taste and smell and car
be carried in the gstscoGt pos kst Sold in tin oa5ss
and divided into separate Doses administered By
Volpau, Leilsmand, ROuI, Bo5id, 60 Price e3 each;
Or csse5 for s9 which s3; and IN 2Z7 cssea,
whereby there is q saving OF -. To b. hsd whcis-
HeW YORK.
Immediately on receiving remittance Er. Earroz
vii orEsrd the Tre55mar 20 snT part o. the Worid,
securely pAoksd, and addressed according 70 ths Ia
8tructions OF the writer.
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HN G.. JENNIN GS,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATwATEB BUILDING.

Policies Written in the
Charter Oak Fire Ins. Co. Ho,,,o,5
North American Fire Ins Go. rlS[.loru' Guu
Merchants Fire Ins. Comply. ""nH
City Fire ms. Co., New Haven, Conn.
Magsasoit ~ sPFingfd, Mass.
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, CT.
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7 AND OFFICE.-H. II. LITTLE
II has constantly on hand largo number Of i'm
proved Farms tor sale for cash on time. Also-s
variety OF City and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lands In Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
Ehichahe will exchange for Farms, City or Personal
Property. OAoo In AtWatsr Building, Nos. snd 8,
ID vi
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Hsgan's Magnolia Balm,

1hII Il the most delightful sn5 extraordinary I'll
ever discovered. i changes the sUn-burDt fso'
hands 70 rearly sasln texture Of rayishing bssS
~. ,arting the marble purity Of youth, abd the
-, II appearance inviting in the city belle C
..ghson It removes tan freokess pimBies and rough
- trorf the skin, lssving the complexion test
transparsua and smooth II contains no material IN
,--Io11 70 Aas skin. PstE0nized By Actresses an
80 sinesrs. It Is what every lady should havR,
lr8oid EgeTFhsre-
DEMAS 8. BARNES 90,
General Agsuz,
s-fv4 f,ea 102 Broadway. New Forf
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n Csief Aitributes Of Manhood an

IEe Oll6A Ast1ADGsSe u AAaaA-sSN -
hoqusutIy lost o. suspended By Hlsi-pruotioes and
cious habits tbs. viii inevitably ssd 70 horedihar
6usass unIsa checked in tine Rsad ths truths lAis
Sovu IN the trsatsss 'rHgHAG FRAILTY, or Pm
fotoaIosT RsskAznHEs.n It l. olaborstoly hlnstTb
Ted with ooIorsd engraVings and win convince th'
most hnrdsns4 and E1ooneerned, as well e. relisli
the minds Of ths mast dssFonding, By leading thar
h the right channel soe relief Of bodily and msuts
agony and despair.
ng-sold By Dr. BABEoHt ls4 Bi5soksT-St.i =. y
Trfoa Is cents Sent free everywhere SEQ advertii
Ueuf Of g trriesemAr'i IN Gnothor column .
sold also by g.. ". CLARK Druggist ClsVeiaAst
Oaia. "
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Uri
nary nd Sexual systeni-new and reliable treatment
in Reports Of the HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Sent By
mAu In sealed letter envelopes free Of charge. Ad
dress Dr. j. sEILLIs H5UaHTOE, Howard AssOcia
tIou, No. South Rinth-st, Philadelphia. Ps.
dec2140
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!LEVELAND 1 ERIE 3. B.
4. wINTER ARR1EGESIEET-


1884. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1884.
On and after Monday, November 18th, lsss, Passsn-
ger Trains will run as foiloT1 SUNDAYS sXcsptsds
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
9I5G 4. 1L-OAH EXPRESS TRAIH-stoppinzat
Willoughby, Peinesyilie, 0enevaI AshlAbnA,
S91neant s1a GlEare only and arrive at Erio At
Il' z, nj Nh Sg9 kiSE 7t9 81 M Bgaio so , M
Painestilis, AshtabulA sud Girard only, snd a.
ri!ss a. Erie o p p m, Dunkirk s:l7 p n, Buff
3.55 +. m.1mRIL AND AOOoMnoDATIoE-
SssvsizE ~ all stations and arrives At Egie ct
s.I0 P, m.-EIgHT ExPBEss rKArs-s.Ovvipr
At Pstnesv!lle, Ashsahuia and eirsFd oniy,, and
AZ ives a. Erie 1t Y a g n, Dunkirk as =
n, Buffalo 4:21 a N.
LEAVE EETE
$40 A. z.-HiGET EXPRESS TRAIH-gtoppirz A.
Qirsrd, Ashtsbuls and PaiuesFflls only, and ar
rivss q Cleveland 81 7:G0 4. =.
800 L. EMAIL AED ACCOMMODATION TREIH
Stopping Ct al stations and arrives - OieVs-
$50 4 H.GfoI,Ep0 EXPRESS -stszs,ns a. .,I,,,-
tiOps except swanyille, Saybrook, unionYflla.
Perry. Gentor and Wieklifs, and arrives at
rs ,. E.-DAY EXPRESS T8AIE-stopPing at Gl.
rhLd, Oonns-us, .Ashtabula, and eainss7iiio
only, and arrives n UleVsland at S;25 ?. n.
szy Second Class Osru are run On all through
Tr.ins,
Nitb ,5aias or foltsO, Chicago, Columbus, Oinoln-
nnti. lndisnagiis, 81. Louis 60; and all through
.rgius going gtg ard, connect at DunkiFk with the
trsins e. IN" y I. X Railroad and At Buffalo with
those o ths NsT York Central and Buffalo Kew
ECrk lily lsQtlolB Tor rev YORK Albany, BcEtont
Niagara kalls &e;i and At Erie with trains the
Phisd9iphia and Eric Railroad.
ES-Dsy E1press East and W est connects at Gizart
With Trains on hrie and Pittsburgh Railroad fer
LinesVilie, Gssdvilis, Jgsnestosn, So.
OIsyslsnd, November .Isin, Less.
| NLEVELAND & TOLEDO B. R,
1904. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. Isl-G
On and After Monday, EoTember 18th, Isss Passsu-
ger Trsins viii leave Cleveland follows lSundaII
/ sxcspted);
| Ss5O A M.-OHICAGO EXPRESs-StoPa At RoEea,
| GrsItons Oberit1 NOrVslk, uOlFOeVille, BeIlo-
| we, Oiycct Eremoutan Glmcre, and arrives at
| oaz0 at I0.5U P.H.
2.O5 P. N.-WESTEBH MAIL-stops at AL Sta.
| tioss n southern Division, and arrives ct 10.
| leiu a. 6-s5P. H.; Chicago SO A. 4.
/ 4a.30 p. m.-NOBrHEkN 6iAlL-Ssops ct All sta.
4 ElOIs IN Northern Divislo0. and arrives 1t SAN
/ dusky at 81 > ~.
| 5f2G p. H.-NIGHF EGPRRS5-EtopsA At Grafton,
/ NorwsiE, M0nroeville, Clyde, and Fremont, and
arrives al Toledo q Y: ?. j.; Detroit 600 A. ~;
| aud Chicago st 10 30 A n
| CONNECTIONS.
Connections are msdc at MOnroeViIls with the San
Sandusky, Dayton 3 Cincinnati B. B., at Fremont
Eifh Fremont Indiana B. r., and at Tola55 with
tho Michigan Southern x Northern Indiana and To-
ledO wabash Railroads for Chicago, Detrois, jack
ton, St. LOuis and all polrls West Northwest and
Trains srrivs IN Cleveland from Toledo and the
West as g:s5 a H.-245 P. K, sad s65 ?, n. From
| Ssnccsky ct e-25 4. y. u. D. RuOkEk, BuDb.
Cleveland, November Is, l55s.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-01-20
The Democracy trying 10 Improve.

The Roughs and Rowd'es Of Detroit aud vi
cinty are dispIeased with the Free Press be-
cause il sometimes contains patriotic sentiment
and occasionally has an article 10 favor of the
war. They have therefore started new paper
called the Weekly Argus" 1t is after their
own heart and represents their ideas OF Derloc-
racy in he purity. II runs up at its mast head
the name OF Gen. Nee elan for President, lie EN-
inent white mans paper, has great horror
of smAlgamstion, and is much aggrieved because
the President received black men at his public
parties Il claims that the true Democracy have
no organ in the city or county, and hence the
establishment Of this. It pitches into the Free
Pres after this manner:
True, a sort q democracy has been peddled
out from day TO day, but it is not the sort that
real, stiff backed democrats relish. it is the
Productions Of those Who, while they pretend 10
oppose the encrOachmebts upon liberty by the
party in power, really preach the very doctrine
that will perpetuaie and forever establish that
party, ruin the country, and finally bring upon
Us a despotism ten times greater than that
against which our fathers rebelled. OF What
avail is il TO denounce the administration in one
column, and in another exhOrt the people 10
use every exertion TO aid the same administer
ton ia the vigorous prosecution Of the war;
Any paper that advocates the prosecution #
THIS teDr, Is not d-DiocT atie paper. aud demo
Gratis tclH fsver indorss it Is it not an a0Oli
on war-a war for the overthrow Of the con
sutution and a reconstruction Of the Cuions II
IL ia, g. who support il, by their aid and
iLfuence. are 10 more Tor less than traitors
they are 6ghting against their country, just the
- ne as J, 4. Davis and bis rebel crew arc 6ghs-
ing against It.
Tue Argns will oppose he administration and
oppose the war az az present carried on. Ii all
not, however, as black republican liars assert,
jsrtiiy eDdeavor nit gate the unity OF
this wicked rebellion. The Union must De pre-
of TIE bayonet unless il be done on the bash
laid down by the lamented Critsenden. slavery
paust not Be abolishsd We must qirs Southern.
men oil The rights they tsy had We must 90
aSay with abolition and secession AZ the same
time Such is true de1aoeT aey. and these are the
issues that must be met IN the coming contest.
We therefore ask every straight haired demo
crat for his support. IL is your duty 10 main
tain ar organ that will reflect The true principles
of our party"
The Argus Is not paper that We would rec
ommend on any account; and il has no claims
to notice, except as it is an exponent and al
ouIgrOvth Of what Is claimed to be Democracy
In It's purity, without any mxture Of error.