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The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29

We have c mpetent authority for ssying
that the statement just now going the
rounds of the press, that Rev. George Z.
Dsy. of Lane Seminary, Ohio, is soon 70
take the chair of Didactic Theology in Yale
Theological Seminary, is q mistake There
il no foundation for any such rePort7N.
y. Times. ~
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CLOTHING.
TEFF. DAVIS HAs BEEN CAUGHT.

The war 10 now about played out,
Great changes have been wrought,
Our RaIiSn- boys srs coming homei
JsG Davis has been oRughts z.
Puzzsl huzzal now hang your baansrs cut,
HuzzAl hu1EAi let ali the people shout.
She Was the rshei chief was caught
Is isugbable inde d;
he tried TO run in pstdc-ats,
But he did not succe d
HuEz4i huEzal hang siI your banners out,
shout.
Our boys did think It very stranss,
a woman should rstrs-t
With = great bOWte-kni's IN hand,
Tntu they saw ha FEET
HuzEai huEEsI our b y have got good sens.
'TWiIt CATER shoes ana ssOgy bO9s thsy know
Oh, o~rinoline. we think , u ase,
For you would not C mccall
TIE hViDg re 1el President,
When b, did show his h eL.
HuzzAi huzzsi there's nothing half 20 hne
To sh ~ . foot and ankle OF, lk we'll raised
crinOline.
Yo7r days are numbered nov, old Jsh, t
You surely cannot hope,
Or have . b tier end in view,
Than the = d Of . stout rore.
EuHz8t huzzai JET Davis has no shoe;
In settling up all mas AocJunts, just Asep hi
crimes in view.
The boys who caught JET avis,
Well welcome one and al,
And treat them TO q hne new suit
At ISAAC'S UUOH HALIl
HuzzAl huzEal ding the starry bsuner out,
Our ga LIANT boys are coming home, les all The
people shout.
The Largest and Best Stock OF Fashionable
Clothing in the West g. the LaWsss Prizes, at
Isaac A. Isaacs's Union Hall.
Sole Agency for the sale Of Singers Celsbra,ed Sew
ing Machines S'orr's Freshman, and
Pspent Army Trunk aud Bed Combined.
Cor. Superior and Union streets.
- LoLk ont for the Giants. my25
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~MANHOOD AND THE VIGOR

Oh MANHOOB AMI I'M N4OOh
OF YOUTH RESTORED in four weeks, BY Or.
Rioord's EsSE6CE OF LIFE. Dr.. Bicord lofI .
ale Of Is highlv. priced Essence Of Life, 9hiE
wonderful agent viii restore Manhood 20 the most
khattersd constitutions, IN four WeekB, and II used
according to printed inItruotions, allure ts imPos-
dble. success, in every oaFe, h oertsin-
DE-. RioordIs Essence Of Life is sold In cases, With
full instructions for use, ct So, or four quantities
IN one for 81, and viii be sent 70 any part, careful
h packed, on receipt of rsmittanoe 70 his acsredit-
"a AGENT. Circular Bsns free on Teosipt Of four
Htamps- PHILIP ROLAND,
44T Broone street, one door west Of Broadway
Fabl5,Rs New York.
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MHB DAILY TBAIHs IRON
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORk
New York : Harlem Railroad,
NOTICE. 10 FRETELERS.
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS nAHY-

0OAAO1 ~ - 8AA2Am
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
Sundays exosptsd)
MORNING EXPRESS, leaving Troy at O.I6 A.
n; from Albany At Hudson River Depot at $50 a.
H., arriving 81 EeW York as $3.50 ?, n.
AFTERNOON Express, lsaEing Troy 81
TX; Eom Albany At S;16 :, r., arriving Ct HsW
York ct : ?. H. eon1eotfkg With express tEAinI
fr Philadelphia and Warrington City.
The Oncipnsti Express from BunAlo comets
with the ESQ st Albany for HsW York By The Hars
Tor the bsttsr accommodation Of the public, A..
fAngsmsnls have bosn made 70 run the trains Of
The Hudson River Railroad %. and those Of the Il.
Z. and Harlem Railroad %. at different houB hrsm
Albany and Troy.
THE HARLEM ROAD.
Pauangars VII BE- Tiekstsd and Baggage checksd
ever this road direct 10 New York b. the oSsgR
h 3 o., and al connecting lines North and h6sf
Tickets Of the Hudson River Railroad %. sn6 q
thi5 %. Wfu b received By either road h7GRtfs
gAgo ehsoksA- ~ either Company VII b da1tbfsd
n New York without change Of ohafz7,
HoT. q, 1854. y. A. CH6RIHs Bupt.
ToRp n GsEEz. AdgeFtisfag Agent.
Alb. KH1CzEaBockEs, Agent Abaags nqeshi
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80
caFB F01Els PliS naya nsTsE yet tLiisd IN rsnOVs
ga UfSo1lHss arising fFua obstruction, or stop
Psgs % nature, OF 10 noiEorinF tia yzssm 70 PEA.
st keslSh Whea gzdoTing frsm spinal Ahsctionh-
.frolzpsus, Utsr, the Khisea, o. ether WoGknesa J
kks Utsrina Organs. Ths Pills are perfectly harm
tAz on the oonztstution, and may Be taken b the
ao1t dsNoass tonals without cauEisg dtstress-ths
nua ina tssy cot IKE q ohsrn By streagthozinE,
syV;sorSttng sRd restoring Tie sysssn 70 = hesIka
Eg1dttton, and b. brizSsng on tbs monthly p1rtod
afzh rsgciarfts, 70 mattsr from UhAT na7sss tbs
gsztraSstca HGS azisa. Thsy should, hcWSvOr, HOI
b t.ksr dsrisg The sHlt three months e prsfEan-
=, ssoReh safS Is Any othsE tina - zssosETiaEs
world p ths result
Asah boI contains % pils- FTioe I 90.
IT. HAHHEY's TE1AEI8E 90 DhsceSes o. EemAla,
Przanaaoy, BiscauiagS, B~ErTennols, stsrtty, Be-
Production, ard Abuses q Eature, and einphntioal-
8 TIE Ladies Pr+vats Medical Aavis5r, . pamphlet
5. "a pnFss, ssrt fros 50 any EddTss. Six csntE re
Gnized 70 ray pottsSe.
ThspIis sna book VII be ssnt ~ mail Wssa a.
szeA securely ssslsa, snd prepaid, By
J.SREAE, u. D., QeneralAsbad
nc. 20 Cedar s., EeE YORK.
HaEoid D. 81 ths pEiRoipsI Druggists.
OLAuE nruFgist, AFsnf FOR UsVsihaA.
.f tulrE1s RaIn.v .HkuV
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)R DEHART
STATES HOSPITAL
Private hedicaI DisDensaFV,

100 Jefferson avenue, Detroit, Mteh.s
Near the Michigan Exch snge hotel.
Where every form Of SIPBFL 8 and al other dis
eases Of the pro r alive and urinary organs OF both
se4es are more successfully managed than at any
other similAr Institution 10 this county. Every
one Sd ould krow shat whilst the slightest oonsti-
tutioRnI contamination exists, marriage ts imPos-
stole, for the good reason that where onspitng en-
sues diseaRe il neA ly always en- allied. This, there
fore, Is one OF the worss imPsdiments 70 matu-
mony.
Suffering mentally and bodily from certain early
improper practice, viii md this q Dispenssry
where the. 9 Is no uncertainty about getting relief,
but where evsTy sne Of such cases are cured per-
maneutly No book published By nor Issued from
ibis ius tuition, BY which the minds of the young
are poisoned and they thereby ruiAed.
LADIES,
Married or single, II quiring q Female Regulator
should enclose one do lar and thr. e postage st. mps,
and by return mail they will receive with fun d.
~rectiOns, the only re lab e Fems'e Regu ator in use.
1his r gula1or s fast becoming he fayort eOfladie9
ey~erywheye simply bee use its action is mi d end
safe and can aiwsys be depended upon In removing
ois:ructi rs from CO DIS and any other cause
ALL corresp sud .nCO strictly confidential. efters
on consultation shou d eontsin one dollar and .
postage stamp for answer. Once ana rooms ar
ranged that pstien 3 never see each other.
Consultation and services 3 tue office, fee 10 the
poor, every Saturday afternoon. frtm 3 to P. n.
Office and Dispensary open from 8 A. NJ to ?. NJ
daily, exec { Sundays, Alnecessary surgical oPer-
atoms performed.
Address, Dr.
B.. p st ONCE Drawer 625, Detroit, Mich.
Enclo e postage stsmps and s'pd Tor circuter
Of questions, ard, if proper y answered, med inca
oaG be seut t. any part Of the count y BEN mber
these cases must be cured or the worst consequences
follow. 40 a3 tfs7 1lH. ma9:r4dAW
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A STORY OF ABDKEw JOHNSON.


Mr.. Lincoln told Vi this story of e Andy
Johnson as he was was Familiarity in the
habit of calling him. II was q few weeks
prior to the Baltimore Convention, before
it wss known that Governor johnson
would be the nominee for the Vice Presi-
dency. He said al had q visit last night
from Colonel Moody, the fighting Metho-
dist psrson, as he is called in Tennessee. He
is on his way to the Philadelphia Confer
Bnce, and, being in Washington over night
came up 10 see me. He told me- he con-
tinued, "this story of Andy johnson and
General Buell., which interested me in
tensely. Colonel Moody was in Nashville
the day it was reported Buell. hsd decided
to evacuate the city. The rebels, strong
reinforced, were said to be within two
dsy's march Of the capital. Said Moody,
l went in search Of johnson, at the edge
of the evening, and found him at his Office,
closeted with two gentlemen, who Wers
walking the floor, n on each side of him.
As 1 entered, they retired, leaving nae
alone with johnson, who came up 10 me
msniiesting intense feeling and said +:
Moody, We are sold outl Blel Is q traitor!
He is going TO evscuste the city, and in
less nan forty-eight hours we shall
all be in the hands Of the rebels Then he
commenced pacing the floor sgsiB
twisting his hands, and chatting like 8 Gagged
tiger, utterly insensible to his friends en-
t,ssties to become calm. Suddenly be
turned and said Moody, can you prsy3'.
That is my business, sir, as 8 minister o.
the Gospel returned the Colonel. We'll
Moody, 1 with you would pray said john
son and instantly both ven down upon
their knees at opposite sides of the ROOM.
As the prayer became f~ervent, johnson
began TO respond in true Methodist style.
Presently he crswled over on his hands
and knees to Moody's side, and put his arm
over him, msnifesting the deepest emotioa.
Closing the prayer with q hearty 'Amenl'
from each they arose. johnson took q
long breath, and said, with emphasis,
Moody, 1 feel better ? Shortly after ward
he asked, fWil you stand by meP Ger
tAinly, l wiD,' was the answer. WELL
one in 8 hundred tboussndP He then
commenced pacing the floor again. Sud
denly he wheeled, the current Of his
thought having changed, and said, sob !
Moody, l don't w4nt you to think | have
become a religions man because 1 asked
you TO pray. 1 am sorry to say it but 1
am not, and have never pretended to be
religious. No one knows this better than
you but Moody, therei is one thing about
it. I do believe in Almighty Godl And
I believe also in the Bible, and 1 say I'll
be damned if Nashville shall be LurreI-
deredp
And Nashville was not SURRENDERED.
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m THE BUSINESS TERRIroRY.

kccordibR to toe following T1me-IADle OF OepAEf
ures Of Carriers from the Ofhce;
IN THE BUSINESS ~TEKRITORY.
Lying between the River and east side ontario sta
ineluding the Ox-Bow hatsb the deliveries VIII
FIEsr DSLIvERT.-CArrierS will leave P~ostofice
ct 500 A. N. with proceeds Of all night malls
SECOND DELIVERT.-LesVe Po8tomoe a. IUsOO Il
4. with proceeds Of 7:SO Eastern.
irHIRp De TVERY.-LeaYe 1880 A. n. with pro-
ceeds Of $50 A. n. Western, e:l6 A. n. sandusky
Way, $50 A. n. Ctno'nnadi ssZo A. n. fltEsoufs'
and 1O:2O A. H. Eastern Way.
FeuRTH DEETvKBT.-Le-Te at zoo P. II for Drop
Letter Distribution.
FHTH DELTVERT.-Leaye at 500 P.A. with pro,
oeeds Of 2I5 P. n. Eastern, 2:66 ?. n. Western and
500 P. n. Cincinnati.
SxrH : ELTvEHY.-Lesvs at 600 P. 4. for Drop
Letter Distribution.
-FOUR DELIVERY TERRITORY,
Lying Detv cen Ontario street and Wilson svenusl
Including soranton's Flats, the Heights, and tht
West side:
FRsT DELIvERT.-Leave Postouce ct 500 A. n.
with proceeds Of night msils.
sEcoSp DELTvERT.-LeaTe At 1880 A. n. With
proceeds Of all forenoon mails except 1920 4.
Eastern Way.
oefds Of 1870 A. n. Eastern Way.
FouRTH DELIVERY Leave At $50 P. n viii
proceeds Of 2:s5 Pm Eastern, 2;6t Pm. Toledo
and 500 P. N. Columbus.
COLLECTIONS OF LETTERS N THE BusI
HESS TERRITORY.
FIRST CoLLEoTIoN-WiH merc 1t S:OO Az
for the $50 Eastern and $50 Atlantic and GTea
sEcosD-wm m at 1000 A. 4. fsr DOl
Letters.
THTRo-Oommenoes ct ILs0 4. n. for lao P.E
Pitt ,burg, 2;45 P n. Columbus, 2:46 P. \. Toledo
and 3:25 P. n. Eastern WAy.
HoURrs-Oommences ct 200 P. n. Tor $50 ,. I
Eastern and 4:SO P n Ssudusky-
FITrH-Oommenoss ct 400 ?. n. for Drop Ietter
SIxrH-Commences At 500 P. n for S.OO P. 7
Eastern. 10 OO P.M Western. and 1000 P. n. Cir
ciunati $50 A. 4. next morning. MAhoning; sc
4. n. next mCrningl Pittsburgh ) s:O6 A n. (ne1
morning. Oinnsti and s:l0 AN. (next morning
Toledo.
COLLECTION N THE ToUR phLIVEA
TERRITORY .
WIN commence at s:oOA. n, 1850 A. T., 800
l. COKIEs. P. 4.
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BELL2 SPHOTFIO FiLI-WAB

EAH4ED H-ANa 0ABES,-Qar b. niiea
NsFE nj - Slra-Do not HalnsSsst Ara 4spssa
ssssOsl HoehAnES u 1iss EsquirSdI Do not n
tsssrs Eib coEnsH p1rs1lUi Dan b ussd with
81 &soctioni Upward Of Oocars ths Pas1 nona
@cuo n them VgFg nsFse casea-oFoT-o19 hun.
ers2 phyHiciaun have ussd their prse-
<es5 nd gpeah val q tksiF s6eaoyf and Approve
q thstr ognp11ittoa, which s sntrsJ vegetable.
ald harmie1 on the VHsam. anndrSdE Of oartt2,
asa can b hOWn. BSuB epsoiae Pills arr %,
erEinai sad Only genuine Specific Pm Thsy ere
kispsed ior nais and fsmnis, Old0F Tpurg, ans
TIE o1lY rshAbls nIzsdy bF e5scsinR . pernhe
neat and Fpesdy cure IN al easos Of epsrmstorrhss.
~ Ssminsi Eesknea vita - m trains % syilA,
Heoh e uFSfErsl and VAGINAL DiEeharEna, Glset,
h Whites, Nightly or EEoiuntaEy Emissions, L.
GsnsEeEos, Genital Dshifty sud ITrit4Slity, Ina
Fcsapey, Weakness Or los Of PoRSer, Nervous De-
bilty, be-, &C., al (which arise principally fro
Gs1usfG Kcessea o. ssif AbnBs, or some oonstitu-
ts1EAi -5srsag-snt, aad inoapsoltstss the sEnarsl
froa halnlilg ths duties Of married LIE. In q.
rsz1Al disssssa e eoroTThea, Giset and Btrietr-rt,
RsnEalting Physician Tor the trsstGest Of Seminal
lgEsnaU, ssLual, and Esrvoss D3aAoss, Who vii
eesA nee - al, She following Vslusbls work, p
sd anxSioPs.
On FLFIIEI IkouaAHn.-DE. keh'h TraaS1sS Cd
Ra6 Ab15e, Premature Decay ImPo5enoe and Los
e poEs-. sexuEl Diseases, Seminal Weaknsa,
slyhsE Emissions, Genital Debility, &C., &C., =
naEEPtist Of a psge5, containing Important cd
~ 20 the saistsd, and which should Be read b.
tysry sufferer, 81 the means o. odrefn the ssvertss
Vtesss e plalniE st forth. Two Etsmpa rsquiEsd
60 paT DcsszRA- HirN;hSDo-W-nFS1
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kY- OLD EYES MADE NE w.
A pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
fght and give mp spectacleS, without aid Of doctor
OF medicene-Ssnt By mail free, on receipt Of. ten
esu+s- Address E. B. FOOTE, Md,
+. fNbl4R3dkv 1880 Broadway, New York.
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mYyEIAND AND TOLEDO R Z
A-RRAEsEAEET. lssI-

IS4A WIHTEB ARRAHGENEEI. 1875
ana uItsr HondSy, Oct. TIst. lsas PasasngeE
Trains Wm esVS Cleveland e tonoEs euRoAIs "a
~ IiM-UHIoAeo HxPREss-st0Ps 81 Be-
I5r9f,on- Obarlfn, WakemAn, horWAik,h -
1lie ReflsVue, Clyde, Hremout Anr SnLoe-
md arTiVes a Toledo Is E;fo R.E- -uot
UT0P- - and Detroit6.0R-E sNA4oes0 -
go P-M-WESTERH HAIL.F u-..eo,.
% On southern Division. Anf ~ ~ sIs5oas
Ia9 ]. n chicago asa X. ana Dstroft Il
IN n.-nIs1 - MAIL.-etoN at all Isa-
foll o. scr SeFn Division, and ErriVss Et sans
~ A.-l19HT E~NPRE66.-6toD aS drAftoal
norHelk, MonroSVile, Olyds and Frsmoct, and
arrives - Toledo - IN A. H ChieAEo na I'm
R.M and DZtrolt At 690 A. X
Oonneoeoa1 are mads ct nonrosVflle with tie Sall
eu1kyt AnlEdeld \ Newark b B.; at Clyde with tha
BanduaU, Dayton 3 Cincinnati 3. b. ct Fremont
with ~ Fremont b Indiana b. B.; and at Tclodd
with the Michigan Southern q Northern Indiana and
Ioleoo 4 WabAsh Railroads for Chicago, Detroit,
sAek1on, Ion WaYne, LoganEport, LafaTetts. OalrsI
Alton, St Lcuil. and Al points West Northwest ana
oouthWoR
Trains arrive IN Cleveland nom Toledo and shs
West At s2e A. n, 1:& ?. n, and $40 :. AIoD
Bandu8kJ ct Els A. n L. D. BU0kABs buFG
Cleveland. Oct ~ B4
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DAILY LEADER.
nore "Reminiscences of President Linz

More "Reminiscences Of President HIN
9. B. Carpenter, the painter of the eele-
brated picture of President Lincoln and
his Cabinet, publishes, in Last weeks IN
dspendsatsome interesting recODectiops Of
President Lincoln, from which we extract
the following:
MR. LINCOLN AED THE HPETRoLEUk v.
Nasty" LETTERS.
In 8 corner of bis desk be kept q copy
OF some humorous work, and it was fire.
quantly his habit, when greatly fatigued,
annoyed, or depressed, 70 take this up and
read s chapter, with great relief The
Saturday evening before he left Washing
ten to go to the 'front.' just previous 70 the
capture of Richmond, I wss with him from
s-Vsn o'clock till nearly twelve. It had
been 3 hard day with him. The pres,
sure of ofhce-seekers was greater ct this
jnneture than 1 ever knew it 70 be, and he
was almost worn out Among the callers
that evening was q party composed Of 3
senator, 3 representative sn ex-lisutenAnt
governor of q western State and several
private citizens. They had business Of
great importance, involving the necessity
Of the Presidents examination Of vol
luminous documents. Pushing everything
aside he said to one Of the party, Have
you seen the Nssby popers?' aNo have
not" was the reply "who is Nasty r.
fThere is q chap out in Ohio" returned
the President, "who has been writing q So
ries of letters in the newspapers under the
signature of Petroleum V Nasty Some
one sent mt q pamphlet collection of them
the other day. I sm going TO write Pc
troleum' TO @ me down here, aud I intend
70 tell him if ne will communicate his ia
lent to me, l will swap places with himl r
fhereupon he arose, went to q drawer in
his desk, and taking out the Hlesters," he
sat down and read one to the company,
finding in their enjoyment of it the tempe
rsry excitement and relief which another
man would have found in q glass Of grog.
The instant he had ceased the book was
thrown aside, his -c1untenance relapeed into
its hsbitusl serious expression, and the
business was entered upon with the utmost
eR~rnestnesB. 80 .
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SEWING MACHINES.
.WyHK FLORENCE
Il has many mpr0VsDenSl owe any ena Az
REMIhG MACHINES

Il has ths reversible hssa, feeding the cloth siths
20 the right or len, 20 stay a eeAn or tassea ~
gnds OF seams. Tt Akes four different stitchsaJ tns
Lock, Doubls Lock, Knot and Doable knot-eaoA
beinF alike On both siasa Of the fbbre. It's mo
3ons err all ~p0sitiVsi ssFE the thiokest OF thinneG
fsbrios without change 81 tension Hens snI
Eidfh hem, fslls. braidL qunG, bind, eetheuI ane
Hu1 In Fums q the baHs time.
y. W. GLEASON q 90. Agenth
IS Public Square, 05lVSland, and No merrill
Eippk, DStrpik Agents wanted. tulyaI-H
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LHAVR ERIR

H. ~ AAANA A1AA
e Glrard. Asheabuls and PainesVAls only. sRd
arrive 81 Oeyeland Is 10 49,
a.Bi A. NJ n AED ACOOMmODATI0H
T~BAIH-Stopping ~ Al stations and arrive Is
Cleveland ct ID: % A n.
I0.lB A. E~LPRES5StopFing Gt sn
stations Except HWanvtle, 6eybrook, UnionTtle,
ReTTy, Mentor ard MickE1e, and Arrives q
Cleveland a. z:5 N.
6a6 M.-DAN NPRES TRAIh@5toBpinR Is
QirArd, Conneaut, AshtAbula, Geneva 3 Pains
Vile only, and arrives In Cleveland II - ?. r
~ second OiAs OGu are run On AZ through
frainl.
An the trains going westward sonnet at CleIela1a
With trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, OincE-
EAH, IndianaDol1, ST. Louis, 6c.i and Al through
krainl Gcing eastward, connect AZ Dunkirk Win th9
Al with those Of the New York Central 4 Buffalo =
New Terk CITY Railroads DT New YORK, ApA1yl
Boston, NARAra Eails, &C., and at Eria VIII trains
on the Rhnadelphia . Iris Railroad
~ Day Expre3, last and West, oonneca IS
dffard With Trains on Erie b Pittsburgh Ralroed
br LinnITtIla. GoadVtlle, JemestoNnt 5c
$500 o. rT4 rerT
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ParWRY NOT USEsTHE BEsF7-
Over twenty years. 5hersa.ihg demand has sstab-
hahed The fact MATHEws TzaETIsS IA R DYE Is
the best 10 the world his ii cheapest, most re-
hsSieL aud mcss ronHeuieut. c malsaa IN one
bottle. Does not r,Guirs any previous preparation
Of She hair. no trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub on or make the hair appear dusty or dead,
but I'm arts TO it Dew LIE and lustre- Produces a
neanafn black OF bIoWn, - p-sferrsd. A child
e@a aPpu IT. Always gives satisfaction. Only Is
cents per bottle. sold everyshtn.e
A. L MFrHEWs, asnufaeturer, n. =.
pEAAs BARNS 4 co.. New York. wholesale
Asents r.a nyl6:R4
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lust RECEIVED FROM AUCTION
81 aud Ma ufactursrs. D D 81
100 arcs ELK Trimming Cord.
100 do Fmoked Pearl Buttons.
100 do White do do
LOO do do Ivory do
l. 90 do Press d Horn do ga
so doz. Ladies SILK Aod Lisie Thread Gloves.
500 do do Six Mitts.
lOOO do do White Cotton Hose,
l6lO do do Gents Socks.
Besidrs hundreds Of Job Lots OF soods, allo
which we Offer to Merchants, Yankee Notion Deal
srs an Druggists, ct remarkably low figures. Cal
We have Just rsOtiyed 25OOO Lincoln Mourning
Envelopes.
nv7o SIN lat Water street
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OHIO HOOP SKIRT MANUFAC-
" TOBY, =
JACOB FRANK.
MAAUFhcTUEER AND IEPoRTEE or
French and American COPsets.

Having removed from HE old 9 and on Wster
street, to 8 large and oJmmodious establishment,
Hp rs sUPElIpR ST., UNDER AatRlGAh R0ItL,
Mr. FKAHK cqgdiAlly invites the attention OF the
OIeyslsnd public to his large snd well-assorted
Utock Of SIX URTs, OFFSETS AND FANCY GOODS
OF the latest and most approved styles Having
ben engaged for 8 long time ia an exclusively
wholesale BuHineeu, he has acquired extensive ia
eiIities for procuring gOOos In his line on the most
reasonsble ter ma, and h now prepared to give more
Particular attention to the retail trade. With the
coaveAiences Of the new establishment, 1t will soon
beoous the most dsalrable place to P~arehAse in she
eitR. -.-r my4
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
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Whsissals and RstAl Ds.lsr "a
gtF1p TeiA, Oolambisna and ObippeHa
G o A LS
OnDs q Q. . Z. B. Z. Pior. Also, Ones and lars
81 Euclid street 3. r. dressing. Coal ofaE
Excellent Quality for
eTIAN cas-, CRATES, STOVE,
OEos o. Horns Use. Also, ANTHRACITE GOAL
IL iaErS ~ mall quAntitieL. As
ordon rs.gaaffnliy ~.olisitsd and promptly estene'
ID q, Coal tT mfthlnF kant oonItsntlJ on band
- terms Oaghs nAy1s;Ra
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
CLEVKLAED = EKlE RAILBoAD.

On and AssE Monday, Oct. glgt 1884. Pas1saglE
Trains VIII run e olloHs, (eundayu E1esptsdF
LRAVE ULEVEIAHDf
SIC A. M--DAX EXPRESS TRAIH-stopping ss
Wf1oughby, PaineEgflla. Madison, Geneva, Ash
eAbalaL Oouneaut and GirArd only, and arrive e
EEs - In ?. H. Dunkrk 1slb ?. H., Buffalo
b.O I.
1aB p. M.-OIHOTHuAT EXP-REsS-Stospinz ~
PEinosTile, Aahtabul8 and GirArd only, and AFz
EfYes ct Eds6: 40 r. H. Dunkirk SIS :. h, Bus
hlo lOs ?. n.
Iao p. M All AND AOOOMMODATIOH-
Stopping atal HtsaOns and arrive 81 EHs a
1855 R.M.
500 7. M-HIGHT ExPBEBTRAIE-5topVlng g
PAineTTfls, AahtAb1ls and Girard only, and
Arrives st ETfs a. f2:@ a H., Dulkt<k 800
Bu1hlo IN
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-29
mNMEm1OEEI

nsIbJ-sandusky, Mansfield 4 EsuaFk B4Groad, -
Mansgslds M vernon, Newark, hAnsTllss
Crs1tHns-Pfssbur<h, Fort Wayrs 3 ChicAso Ban.
road, Forest, Opper Eanduaky, DelPho9, Lima
Torf wayne LaDorte, Chicago, &ey West ano
nngt for hAnghsid, Wooster, Masdlon, 40.
arnRon and BeIlefontaineR Railroad Line. ior mar1ona
BeIlsfoptatno, sidney, Union, 4uncta Indian
e epoil. Tarre Haut6 Vincennez EgznEKLtes
Louisville, Cairo, ST. Loutsr &c.
DaleWnre-With Springfield Branch Tor 5~8nnGnelos
OoiUnbus-Llttls Mismf , Columbus, and Ae1h
RaHroad, for 1eniA, Dayton, lndian1polel
Terrs Hhuts, 81. Louis, MOrroWs LoEeland, an4
OncinnStL aud With he Ohio and MisststpH
Rs1road IS Cincinnati for BouisVi1e EHAnl-
vile, Cairo, 81 Eou1, I'd Au FmH On ~
uolu4buS-C-ptr Ohio Rapro~d tor Newark, EalNa
Vile, Wheeling, 81 Coiembus Elq7a = hs
tiana Railroad Tor Piqua, UrbanA, &C.
NO Tickets 10 al points and informaao1 sENy
e the Passenger Station and g gniop IleAst OASsl
IT SUPERIOR street. AS lL91
msrslnrd. Oct. II. BA- ourernhonQlnAs