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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-23

"PERs0NAL "REMINISCENCES OF THE SEPoY
REBELLION AND LIFE IN ISDn."-Such is
the subject of a lecture of absorbing interest,
which the Rev. DR.. Vim. Butler, of India,
will deliver in Brainard's Hall on the even
ing of the 7tn of February. Ii is we'll
known that DR.. Butler was the founder of
Methodist missions in India, a land which
has been the scene of his most arduous mis-
siOnary labors for many years. This lee
ture is the statement of events of which he
was an eyewitness, and of things which
were part and parcel of his experience du-
ring the terrible months of the Sepoy Re-
bellion. He was obliged to Hy with his
family from Lucknow, his wife being sick
ct the time and borne on the shoulders Of
several natives, who became exhausted by
the way, and at a time when their capture
seemed inevitable. They refused to go far
ther, and rested their load in the midst Of a
Jungle. Dishesrtened and well nigh dis
tracted, DR.. Butler called upon Divine aid,
and the cheerful renewal Of the efforts of
the natives seemed to him to be an answer
to his prayer and a pr%oEidential i~nterpOei-
ton in behalf Of himself and his family.
Having had such an experience as this,
there must be q tone of realism ia his lee
ture, which win satisfy and crafty the
sharpest taste.
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FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
MONDAY EvExrse, Jan. %, 1885.

N1ONDAn EVENING, Jan. Zzy 1000
The local money market to-day was rath-
er more active in the checking demand for
currency, but in other respects there was no
important change, the discounts continuing
on a very moderate scale. The supply of
currency is moderately easy.
The receipts of Eastern Exchange were a
little better to-day with some of the banks,
but the market remains close and firm
Rates are steady at par buying and ITO
premium selling.
Financial matters in New York to-day
were without important change. Gold ad-
vaneed during the morning, under a liberal
customs demand, but fell off as the day ad-
vanced, closing at 1883 q 1Sg-the closing
rates of Saturday. The market derives some
strength from the opposition to the foreign
loan clause of Secretary McCulloch's Fl
nance bill. Government securities are dull,
and quotationr are a shade off, under the in
fuence of the foreign advices. Railway
speculation is feverish and unsettled, and
the tendency of prices downward.
In this market to-day there were no i'm
portant changes in prices Of coin and gov
ernments. E. ]. Farmer d Co., bankers.
quote as follows;
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Compound interest notes IO2@1O6 buying
and lo3@1Os selling, for the various is
sues.
The Committee on Banking and Currency,
it is understood, again disfavor any further
increase of national bank circulation.
According to a statement prepared by the
Treasury Department, showing the amounts
loaned by the Government ia the several
States, Ohio Is put down as a debtor of up
ward of two millions.
The New York Herald says "Tbe courts
of this State have decided that the stock
helders of national banks are liable to State.
county and town taxes upon the amount of
ther stock. This decision has been appealed
from, and the case has been carried into the
Supreme Court, where it is set down for ar
gumeut on the last day of the present
month";"
Commercial circles to-day were inactive
and spiritless in all departments, not even
the usual trade demand being shown. Prices
are without quotable change, but the mar
ket is in a more or less nominal" condt
ton for all commodities.
The receipts and shipments at this point
of Produce and Merchandise, during tho
week ending with Saturday, Dec. 20, were as
follows:
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FouNnRY-

The iron foundry of Mr.. E. C. Stanley, on
Meadaw street, neal Lighthouse, known by
the above name, is one of the Oldest concerns
of the kind in the city. 1t was established
something like twenty years ago as a stove
factory, but afterwards the business was
changed to that of an ordinary iron foun-
dry. Thirty hands are employed at wages
running from fourteen shillings to So per
day, and the actual capital used in the bust
ness is about $4,000. The work of the
foundry consists of all kinds Of railroad cast
ings, except car-whee.s; a large part of the
castings used at this point by the c., C. C.. R.
R. are made at this foundry; water and gas
pipes Pitt driving pipe for oil wells; build
ing castings such as w~indow-caps and
columns, and general founery work. The
city Gas Company nave their castings all
done at this mandatory. The weight
Of metal used yearly is in something like
the following proportions: Hanging Rock
40 tons Massillon 800 tons; charcoal iron
100 tons, and 20 or 80 tons of Scotch pig, to-
gether with railroad scrap. The work is
exclusively custom made, the yearly manu-
features amounting to $75,OGO. The foun-
dry having been SO long in operation, an
immense number of patterns have accumu-
lated, worth probably $4,000, some of
which are out of date, but the bulk of them
are useful.
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An Immense EmigFRtiOB.-An immense
emigration will pour down into the Southernststes
with the restoration Of peace. Thousands Of
Southern refugees, from all the towns and cities OF
the North, will return home. thousands of North
ern soldiers Will move in the same direction, and
settle, IN the closest bonds Of union, among their
Southern brethren; and, in obedience to the laws
ofdemand and supply, thousands of Northern
farmers, mechanics, and laborers, viii swell the
mighty volume for the repeopling and rebuilding
the waste places OF " the suRny South" In an
t~ieipation Of this grand diversion of the tide of
emigration, and the Increasing demands upon
them, the proprietors of HOSTETTER'S eELE-
DRAFTED STOMACH BITTERs are puttingup
additional thousands of boxes of their universally
popular tonic and Alternative.
We have the testimony of soldiers, sailors, trav-
elers, trappers, miners, migrants, refugees, farm
ers and planters, North and South, "a cloud Of
witnesses, 4" that as a safe and reliable remedial
agent, and as a protection against all the COM
plants incident to exposure, privation-, changes
Of climate, diet, water, and habits of life, Hos
LETTERS BITTERS, used as directed, are worth
their weight in gold, North or sOuth.-[Commu-
~nicated.1
1t is also proper to state that the Bitters are
sold exclusively in glass, and never under any cir
cumstanoes by the gallon or the barrel. Iinpos-
tors and imitators are abroad, and ths only safe-
guard the public has against them is to see chat
the Bitters they buy have the engraved label and
note of hand of Messrs. Hostetter d Smith, and
our proprietary stamp over the cork OF the bottle.
jan22
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James Barton, at No. O. Center street, up
stairs, has for about two years been en-
gagged in manufacturing what mechanics
understand as key-seating maehines-ma-
chimes for cutting the key seats or grooves
in iron pulleys and wheels-the materials
used being cast and wrought iron, steel and
brass. In the pastyear he has made four or
five. When completed they are worth from
$500 to $500. Manufactures to order, and
does all the work himself.
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FILE R

John Perkins has been established in the
business Of making and recruiting files
since 1852, at No. % Columbus street. He
has 10 hands at work, to whom be pays
from $3.50 to s2.75 per day. His principal
business is re-setting files, and of this he
does an amount equivalent to $4,000 or
$4,000 per year of original manufacturing.
He makes a few files, and imports from
Sheffield a general assortment of frst-class
new files for sale.
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CLEVELAND : ERIE RAILROAB-

N
1866. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1862
ON and sitter Monday, Oct. Zd, Passenger
~ Trains viii run - follows, Sunday exeePtedE
LEATE CLEVELAND:
5;46 A. M.-EEW YORK ExPREsS-stOPping 81
WuIouEhhy, PaiaesTiiie, Madison, Ashtabuias
Kisqsvfls snd Gifard, aad arrives At Erlo
AZ 9I5 A. NJ, Dushirk u:40 A. NJ, Buffalo
HOP. M, New Yofk 7sS9 Al. sad BOztoa
$50 A. M'%pAY ExPREss TKAuEssoppfsgs Il
PainesTfIe, GensTa, A~shtsbu1Al ConneaIt
and Girard only, and arrive At ksts At La
?. r.. Dunkirk S:45 P. n, Buffalo 6:zO ,. -
New York at I2.cq n, Boston 500.
$50 P. M.ACTNCINNAiI TRAIHE
Stopping at gainesville, -AshtasalAa1d airaEa
only, and arrive at Erie So ?. H Dunklrk
S.S5 J. NJ, Buffalo 1000 P. ~ new YORK
s:45 P n, Boston ass P.
s3s p. M.-MAIL AND ACC0MHOf'AIAon
Stopping at Al stations, and arrive ~ La
1886 ?. n.
900 P. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIE-stopEtng
at gainesville, Ashtabula and Girard enlS5-
and arrives at Eris 1870 A. n, Dunkirk 2:fI
A. Il, Buffalo 40 4. ~, New 1ork lO.A ?.
II. Boston ll.6o ?. II.
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STATE FIRE Insurance CoNPANY.-We have
had frequent occasion to speak of this re-
liable and No. l Company. We learn that
Messrs. John D. Rockefeller and h. Month
have been recently added to the old Board
of Directors, making its present number
sixteen. We give the entire list of the
Board below:
E. P. Morgan, R. P. Myers, ]. H. Under
Reynolds, T. S. Beckwith, Dr.. T. T. seelye,
DR.. W. S. S~treator, Darius Adams, A. N.
Batchelder, ]. P Slanard, G. o. Griswold,
". W. Wright John D. Rockefeller, Il.
Hontz.
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b. #H. a EhLL.
Loo a. M.-sTEAHB0AT EXPRESS TRAIN
Stopping at Girard, COnnsAut, Ashtabula and
PAinesvfls only, and arrives 81 Cleveland a.
sos A. \. ~ 11 fFE f
Sss5 A. M.-HIGHT EXPRESS T~RArE-stor-
ping at Glrard, Ashtabala and Painesyi1o
only, and arrives At Cleselnnd - 510 A. \.
6s15 A M.-MAIL AND -ACCOHH0DATIOH
TRAIN-sfOpping At al stations and arrives
at Cleveland l0.20 A. =
10.16 A. M.-T0LED0 Express TRAlH-StoP~
ping st eli stations exeept Swansillss say
brook, Unionville, Perry, Mentor and Will
life, and arrives at Cleveland at SIS P. n
$50 P. M.-DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopping As
GirArd, Conneaut, Ashtabula and Painesyills'
only, and arrives a. Cleveland ss5oP. n.
- second Clsss Cars are run On AL through
trains.
An through trains going Westward connect 1t
Cleveland with tFainsIfOr Toledos Chicago, Column
bus, Cincinnati, Indianapolis, St. Louis, &c, and all
through trains going Eastward connect = Dun
kirk with the trains Of the Erie Railway and at
Buffalo With fhese Of the New York Central =
Erie Railroads fr New York, Albany, Boston,
Niagara Falls, &C., and ~ Erie with trains on the
Philadelphia 4 Erie Railr0sd, for Cory, TitusEtHo,
Pit Hols City and tbs great Oh Regions.
G1rDay Express East and Nesfs connects 81
Gfrard with trains on Erie 4 Pittsbargh Rai1road
for LaneSvflls, Meadville, Jamestown ke-
e. NOTTINGHAM, SUPERINTENDENT.
Cleveland, Oct. q, 1855.
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Ia GENTs WANTED-WANTEp-Aetive, en-.

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Medicine is treated by the President Of one Of the
first Medical Colleges ia this country. The subject
Of Cholera and its treatment, revised by four Of the
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tanning the result Of their experience during the last
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Address, enclosing postage stamp1or return postage,
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OH CRY sToRAeE CoMPANY.-we invite
the attention Of business men TO the adver-
tisement, found on the first page of this
paper, of the Oil City Storage Company.
Mr.. S. o. Giddings is the Acting superin-
tendent of the company, who are successors
10 PennOck, Ball & Co. They have at Oil
City unsurpassed facilities for the storage
and pay particular attention to the shipment
Of crude and refined petroleum.
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Cbicogo MsAe,-Ion oo

FLoUR-Unchanged, moderate and active.
WHEAr-Qniet- Sales at s. ,22549l,2 q.
Consultative and nominal.
OATs-Eirm. .
HIGHwKBS-Sirm /" -
PRovIsIbSs-Dull. Mess pork firm. Sales at
S26 50@27, 90.
SWEET PicELrp HAMs-ouiet at 17hc.
ENGLISH EATs-Nominal.
sGEEES HANs-Quict. shoulders at sHc; hams
at l554c.
LARD-Steady. Sales at 1Tr.
HoGs-Aetive. Sales at S9,O0d9,75.
DRESSED H0Gs-Active, and advanced 25d35e.
Sales at Sl0,72@Il, %, closing quiet at SlI, 10 for
good, and Sill p for extra heavy.
REcEIPrs-FlOur 1000 bbls; wheat 1900 bu;
corn 10000 bu, oats 1900 bu.; live hogs 2,5Oe;
dressed hogs 6,500. :
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CoKcERr AT oBERLx.-The MufisalU Union,
a body favorably known by reputation all
over Northern Ohio, will give a grand con-
cert in the First Church in oberlin, this
evening. 1t was the original intention, we
believe, to render the O%ratOriO of the "Mes-
siah" entire, but the concert will consist Of
miscellaneous pieces, embracing many of
the finest choruses in that immortal work.
We ~cOngpatulate all whose good fortune it
viii be to attend. 1t will be no doubt one
of the best musical performances ever given
in Northern Ohio.
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EOUNB-A sure autidote for tobacco. It w
ESflRELr. DEs1EoH xouR IAsrE Tor the w.
Positively 10 huuonR- Address, with stamp. IN
TERPBfSF COMPANY. Gulfo-d, Medina County.
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BUcKLEY's sERESADERs.-This far-famed
down east troupe of minstrels and serena
ders made their appearance in Brainard's
Hall last night for the first time, and car
ried everything before them. We can con-
scientiously adopt and use all the words Of
high praise which the Buffalo press lavish
upon this company during their stay in that
city last week. They drew a good house
night, and will attract a fuller one this
evening. They inaugurated thus auspi-
ciously a series Of entertainments for three
nights.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-23

UNITED STATES CorRr.-This court met at
two o'clock yesterday afternoon, Judge
Whitney presiding. The case of the United
States Us. James A. BeYier was taken up.
He was indicted for peddling without a
license, found guilty and fined SIS and costs.
One or two cases were continued, which
were expected to be ready. Court adjourned
till nine O'Clock this morning.
The Grand Jury viii meet at two o'clock
Wednesday afternoon.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-23

DISTRICT COuRr.-Hon. George E. Pugh
closed his argument yesterday, in the case
of Morgan Us. spangler, when the court ad-
journed till half past nine o'clock this morn
ing. On the opening of the court, the jury
will be charged and the case given to them.
1t has occupied the attention of the court
for nearly two weeks, we believe, and been
only less protracted than the trial of DR..
u,nba.
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WANTEp.-AcENTs

EOR sALR-OIL-A fine lot Of Petroleum Burn
L ing Oil. At the Factory Of W. J. GUILD, on Gen.
WAY. sep96:RF
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Money continues easy, though it is rather more
r''''s m a9ph'na' 3HE

Gold is in active demand for custom duties and
prices are firm. There is no speculative movement
and prices fell to l3s549lS9 at the dose.
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Remedy for the Pues.-It is a blessl

4 Remedy o the PiIes.-It is a blessing
to the suffering to know that we have sa efectua
cure for this truly troublesome disease. Mr.. J. P.
Hazarde, of l4 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
takes great pleasure in informing all who are suf-
Gering with piles, that he used a small quantity Of
Dr.. strickland's Pile Remedy, and it effected a per-
manent cure. This seems to be the case with all
who make use of this splendid preparation. It is
manufactured at No. 6 East Fourth street, CincinS
natl Ohio, and soldby all Druggists.
Benton & Dunham, Cleveland. o. my6:R5
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Cleveland wholesale Market.

MONDAY EVENING, Jan. %, 1866.
FI0ur-DuiI and unchanged. City brands
held at S10,7 rs for Xxx red SILL for Xxx white.
Country brands Xxx red 50, Oo@lO,25; do Xxx white
SO, 25@II,O 90.
Wheat-DuT, and prices irregular and mainly
nominal. We heard of no sales to-day, and cannot.
give reliable quotations.
COrn-DuH and nominally unchanged. Ne ~
shelled held at 55c from store. No sales reported
to-day.
Oats--Inactiye. No. I held at lOc from store.
Rye-Dun and nominal at 7O@75c from store.
BarIey-Nothing doing.
Dressed HOgs-ouiet and steady at lie for
good averages. Receipts continue light. %
POrk-Quiet and steady. City Mess held at
$500; Clear at $500.
Lard-Steady. City-rendered in tierces Isc ;
do in kegs 100; ountry-render l5@16c.
H~ams-Steady. Sales 2eOO lbs sugur-eured at
2sc.
ShOuIders-Steady. Held at Ice.
Mess Beef-steady at els, 90 for cit -packed.
Dried BeeE-steady at &c.
Rutter-In moderate demand at 2sa3Oc for
good to choice roll and tub 2O@22c for common.
Cheesc-In fair demand and steady at l592Oe
for gsod to choice Western Reserve and New York.
Rggs-Qulet aud dropping. Held at 25c-
POuIfry-euiet. Turkeys 169l7e5 Chickens
ls@I4c.
HIghWines-Inactive. Held at s., 20.
AIcOhOI-steady. Held at S4,4O@4,45 for 90
per cent. Cologne Spirits, 9s per cent, S4,55. Neu-
trail Proof Spirits s2,35@2,4O.
PetrOIeunl-DuII. Held at 69@76c for best
white; 67H96s1c for light straw to white; sea
&c for light straw.
OiIs-steady at the following pricfR The quo
tation for Carbon is for small let's
hinseed~---~sl Sc Whale, W. B.=-s1 95
Oarbon-~-.-.. 70@ c Elephant, W. B.. 1 %
Lard-.......--S1 7592 90 Sperm, W S.. 3 90
Bank--~--- al . Straits. ----1 IS
Neatsfoot-.--- al 75l
at l2@1se.
Green AppIes-Uncbanged and in moderate
demand at s4,OO94,5O for good sound fruit.
Beans-In moderate request at 81, 7s@ 90 for
good to prize white.
POtatOes-Peachblows steady and in fair de-
mand at sO@s5c in car lots.
Seeds-Tfmothy held at $500. Clover $3.50.
HRy-Market quiet. Loose selling at q range
Of s1O,OO@1s.OO; Beaten pressed at 5000.
Lake F~isI-vhitehsh steady and firm at
$500 per half Dbl; PicksreI $3.50; Trout $500
0T,50; Herring S5,25.
TasIOw-City -rendsred held at 11@12e; coun-
try-rendered 10@11c-
Feafhers-Prims live geese held at $4,000.
SaIt-Eirm at $685. for Fine; SEQ for coarse
0nondaga; S2,55 for Saginaw.
Ale and POFter-we quote as follows: Pres
emit Use Xxx Ale $1,000; Stock s12,OO@I4,OO Ken
nett $500; Pale Cream S11,O0; Porter s12, o0@
1900, j
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NOVEL HoRsENAKsHIP.-Prof. Rockwell's
free exhibitions of craftsmanship will be
made at one o'clock this afternoon in front
ofthe postofice. He will at thathour appear
driving his trained stations without bride,
reins, breeching or traces. Free exhibitions
are generally well patronized
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WAMrEp-.HELP.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT numerous villages
w and cites Of the United States. Previous ex-
periance as statesmen or book keepers not necessary.
An-lF to or address G.. i. A NORTWlCK. john
sony Block, Bank-st, up stairs, Room No. 8. First
klo1r- cleyelznd. q. i~an2s:2s4
100 HEN WANTED-To act as Statesmen.
7OO Apply TO II. WEBB, No 2i Superior street,
or address the same Lock Box 40, Cleveland, Ohio
MANIFESTATIONS for the Savy. For full
NJ inform atom apply to TIL. SfEfENS, Com
mander L. s. n, Naval Rendezvous, Erie, Pa
HTANTED-SABESMEN-For Hollands Life
W Of Linco!n, Photograph Aibums, The Better
Laadn an exquisite steel engraving, Sauare anc
ton. q, 2. Button & BIO, "a euperior7street,
Cleveland, Ohio. Jan5.2so
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The following were the closing quotations at 40
p. MsyF u ffaLbz 1ETf
New York Central s1s{; Erie s5s1; Hudson 1Os;
Reading lu01Ii Michigan Southern 80; Cleyelend
4 Pittsb9Tgh s2N; North Western Sl54i do. pre-
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NKops@Fffm. He'd At 4 Fzngs or Iegs5o for
New York, Michigan and Ohio. -
MaIt-eteady. Bailey Malt sailing at sf,6O p
5ushsI. &4s& @AAAG 8 +.
Water hdme-Market firm at s., 90 for Akron
and oswego.
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DAILY LEADER.
TUESDAY, JANUARY %, 1866.
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.

G.. L. Van Observation-Disclosures Wanted.
Trinity O~hHrch-Meeting OF Ladies' Society.
Surgeon B. Fleteher-GoTernment Sale of Sur
gicsl Instruments.
Cleveland Leader co.-125th O. VI.
VIM. Melhinch-Potatoes.
BaZaar-Laee Goods.
Geo. v. SWEET, NJ. D.-white Pine Compound.
HIS. Whittlesey-Taxes.
h. A. sharp-Donation Visit.
National Insurance Co., Dayton ohiO-Annusl
Report.
Corner of Chapel and Edwsrd-stI.-HOuss for
Sale.
D. S. Green-Agents Wanted.
S. F~Oljambs-Genteel Residence for Sale. r.
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The stock market is still Eascillating and unset
tied. speculationis confined to specialities, aud
those stocks that are not supposed TO he in the
hands Of cigues EraFitate downward. Speculation
in Cleveland = Pittsburg and Old Southerr grew
weaker at the morning Board. The principal ex-
on the former stock market was heavy
dnring the day, aud at tho last Board there was
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NEW York PAPERs-We are under fire.
quent obligations to Starr for New York pa
pers in advance of the mails. His news
room contains the latest and most interest
ing periodical literature.
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Change Of Time, october SO,
6GREAT KEsEE RAILWAY.

u OM1 DEOau u1eSc AOab0
TO THE EASTERN CITIES
Trains Daily Leave Cleveland, from the
Atlantic 4 Great Western Dspot
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1866-01-23
Away with Disease and MaIri-
mOniaI InfeIfcfties.

MEDICAL COMMUN SENSE, treats upon the
Human System insida and out-On ell Chronic Di-
seases and their TreatmeRt-on Barrenness and
Impotency, on Seminal Weakness and Female
Weakness-on Marriage and sexual Philosophy,
in language everybody can understand, making a
sensible book for sensible people and 8 good book for
every ons. 400 pages-l0O illustrations, three
parts in one volume Price, SI.s0y sent by mail,
postage paid, on receipt OF the price. Contents
Tables sent free. address the Author, =. B..
F00TE, NJ. D. u3O Broadway, New York.
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