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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-04

Grand Republican T0rchiIEht Procession
af cleveland, Thursday Evening, Oct. 4th,
1860.
The Wide Awakes Of CuyRhoga county
will form on Lake street with their right
resting on Water street.
The Wide Awakes from Geauga and Lake
counties viii form on Bank street, their right
resting ON Lake street.
The Wide Awakes from Portage and sum
init counties will form on Seneca street, the
right resting on Lake street.
The Wide Awakes from Medina and Lo-
rain counties will form on Ontario street, the
right resting on Lake street.
The Wide Awakes from other counties of
this State will form on Wood street, the right
resting on Lake street.
The Wide Awakes from other States will
form on Bond street, the right resting en-
Lake street
All Clubs will form in the order they ar
rive, ut the place assigned, precisely at 6
Pm.
The Procession will move at $50 P. NJ pre-
cisely, in the following order: l. Cleveland
Wide Awakes. 2. Those from other States. 3.
Those from counties not named. 4. Cuya-
hoga county Wide Awakes. 5. Those from
Medina and Lorain counties. Q. Those from
Portage and Summit counties. Z. Those
from Geauga and Lake counties.
The Procession will move over Lighthouse
Street Bridge, through Nam, Pearl, Frank
lin, Columbus, Vineyard, Champlain, Onta-
rio, Kinsman, Erie, st. Clair, Water and su-
per,or streets to the Public Square, whore a
grand pyrotechnic display will close the ex-
ercises of the evening.
The Wide Awake Headquarters will be at
the Atheneum on Superior street, opposite
the Weddell House.
Any desired information can be obtained
at Headquarters.
All companies giving notice of the time of
heir arrival will be received and escorted to
Headquarters by detachments of Cleveland |
Wide Awakes.
By order of Commandant.
A. TOWNSEND, Chief Marshal.
J. H. MILLER, Secretary.
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PRoF. CowPER's FAsHIoNABLE DANCING
ACADEMY OF MUsic-NEw CLAssEs.-In con-
sequence Of the large number and the ad-
vancement Of his scholars, Prof. CowPer
deems it necessary to open new class on
Saturday at P. NJ. for juveniles, and *
o'clock in the evening for gentlemen, at
which he will be happy to see his numerous
friends. He is fully competent to teach the
art Of dancing and his school deserves Pecu-
liar praise. Whilst his style is distinguished
by ease, grace and dignity, he also possesses
the happy art Of communicating his own
admirable. carriage aud flexible movements
to mis- pupils. His school is a model Of or
der and dscorum, and the most scrupuloui
parent may rest assured Of this prime and
necessary particular. his hours of tuition
are 2 P. NJ. for ladies, A P. NJ. for children
and 71< P. NJ. for gentlemen, on Tuesdays
4 Thursdays and Saturdays.
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ELECTRIC BATHs-soMETHISG NEW.-Dr.
Gibson's new Electric Baths are o certain
remedy for the permanent cure of Rheuma-
tism, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, scrofula,
Asthma, Bronchitis, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Fits, Nervous Prostration, &c, and diseases
peculiar to females.
DR.. Gibson is the only physician in the
city Of Cleveland who is thoroughly educa-
ted in the science Of electricity, and the only
one in possession of hattering testimonials
from the most eminent Professors of Elec-
tricity in the United States, (ineluding Prof
Page, of Boston, in regard to skill in It's use
as a curative agent.
Baths fitted up in good style for ladies'
Ladies in delicate health are invited TO test
the merits Of these unequalled baths free Of
charge. A female operator in attendance
Office No. III Ontario street.
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= - III 1IIIIIll1 y
Ias Sherry Wine Bltters are for sale By Gaylo.d d
Hammond and Q. s. Maekensie. Clereland. D.
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CuynhOga County Fair.
SECOND DAY.

The Fair grounds were yesterday lively
with visitors and filed with articles for ex-
hibition. The entries closed at noon yes
terday, although all the articles were not
upon the ground until afternoon. The
weather was delightful during the day,
which, with the music of Jack Leland's
Band rendered the grotnds decidedly at
fractiva
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The Speakers Of the Day-wflI be EscOrte
by the Wide-Awnkes.

The Ward Clubs under their respective officers will
form Huron street. with the head Of their deega
tiOh Euclid.
The delegations from the townships Of East Cleve
land, Euclid and Maydeld, will form on Euclid st.,
with the head Uf their procession Perry street.
The delegations from the townships Of NeWburRh,
Independence, Brcksyille and Bedfurd will form on
Perry street, with the head Of their procession at
Euclid street.
The delegations from WRrrensville, Orange, SOlOn
and ChaRrin Falls win form Kinsnan street, with
the head OF their procession At Perry street.
be delegations from Dover, kock port, 0lmsted,
Middeburg, StrungsYllle, Parma and ROyaltOn, will
form on Pearl street. with tho head Of their process
sion resting Detroit street, where they win be
received by one OF the Chief MsrshaPs Aids aud
cortsd across Division Street Bridge, through Vine
yard MichigAn and PTOHpect streets 70 Perry street.
The DELEGATIONS from Lake and Geauga counties
will form on Euclid street. with the delegations from
the Townships Of East Cleveland, &C.
Those from Portage and summit counties will
| form with the delegations from NeWburgh, &C.
Those from Medina, l . rain and Erie counties viii
form with the delegations from Dover, ROckpOrt, &C
Sections Of country not referred to viii form will
] the delegatiOnB most conveniant for them.
! Each County and Township Delegation will ap
I point its own Marshal and march 20 the places
sighed them In this Programme and there await or
| ders.
BD-The Delegations are requested to be at the re
specive places assigned them at precisely 10 O'Clock
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TIE DROWNED INFAST.-There IS susPi-
cion against woman on the West Side IN
ra.ard to the infanticide noticed yesterday,
:, 1t the Coroner had not assistance enough
- - o6 tain the necessary facts, up to the time
49, ;rauest had been adjourned to, The
W returned verdict that the child III
ju- s,een living for some time, and was kill
had sing thrown into the water by some
ed oy b, 7ersons unknown to the jury.
person or the ulatter open fq- further in
This leaves .ass the existing suspicion
VeS'lga'lOn' IN enough to WarraP' 'H'
prosecution of the pers W.
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The Mass nIeetinF To-Dny,

The programme for to-day's demonstra-
tion will be found elsewhere in this morn
ing's LEADER. It is too late an hour TO send
out the cry into the country for the people to
come up to-day to the gathering Of the hosts;
that invitation has been sent out and ac-
cepted, and as this is read at the breakfast
tables of our subscribers, the travelled roads
and the Railroads are all bearing living, NOV
ing masses, who are to testify by their pres
ence to the interest they feel in the cause of
Freedom and the Right. From the country
towns around about we have notice of pre-
paration, and irsm the railroad stations come
hailing signs of carsand tickets wanted. In
the city, all are up and doing, and emphatic
ally Wide Awake. The morning gun has
shouted the Federal salute in laundering
tones, and flags are waving, decorations 60
ing on, and houses fitted for an influx Of the
delegations from the "Wide, Wide World"
Ward meetings were held last night to make
preparation for the display of to-day, and
when at length the grand procession shall
march through our streets, it will be seen
that the Republicanism of the Reserve is in
active hands and willing hearts.
THE PROCESSION.
Let everybody look out for that procession
and then enjoy its huge proportions, its
grandeur as whole, and its beauty in de-
tail. 1t will be, not such a military and
masonic pageant as that of the 10th, but one
equally as strong and more interesting TO one
who looks at the foundation for the enthusi-
asm ofthe day and sees in the energetic young
Wide Awakes, the stalwart wOrkmen and the
earnest citizens, the representatives of free
labor, free speech and free men.
THE SPEAKING
OF Gov. Seward, GenI. Nye, Hon. John
Sherman, Hon. Columbus Delano, Hon. B.
F. Wade, Gov. Dennison, Hon. Sam. Gala
way, and others, who will occupy the speak
ers' stand, we need not here speak Of They
will most emphatically "spealI for them
selves"
THE ToRCH-LIGHT PROCESSION.
The Wide Awakes procession this evening
will be magnificent affair; such as has not
been yet seen in Ohio. Delegations from
adjoining towns and Counties will be pres
ent, and the display will be "enough to stir
a fever in the blood of age'' Many houses
will be illuminated, and grand display of
fireworks will form fitting climax to the
gorgeous pageant.
THE RECEPTION.
The following gentlemen compose the
Committee of Reception to receive the dis
tinguished speakers from abroad: T. NJ. |
Kelley, N. Barnet, F. T. Baekus, A. G. Rid |
Gov. Seward and Gen. Nye VIII arrive
from Chicago at $40 this morning. They
will be met and escorted to the hotel.
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sUDDES DEATH.-A man named Crash fell
dead on Tuesday evening at the house of one
vass, on Main Street, West Side, having just
eaten his supper. He was German, about
IS years old, and had been accustomed to
d-ink all the liquor he could get, and sat
and sleep at random.
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Special Aptiffg.

SHERRY WINE BTTERs.-It is the best
Medicine ever used for Spring and summer com.
plain.s. Il has been more llboraly paronized than
any other ever established In this country. Itistbe
same Richardson's Bitters which has restored 40
many invalids 20 health throughout the Northeast
srn States during the past thirty years. Read the
following:
VAN WEHr, O., July y, Is5s
pEAR Having sold "Dr. Richardson's sherry
Wine Bitters for the last two years must respect
fally reeommed il to the notice Of Dyspeptio por-
soni, and all persons who require stimulating
medicine. n
u. K. GALLEHERS, NJ.
as sherry Wine Bitters are for sale BY Gaylo, 8
hammond and q s. Mackenzie, Cleveland, o.
DEF- In all csses where DR.. S. A. Weaver's
oanker and Salt Rheum syrup, together with his
NeFate has been used Il has cured Erysipolas Some
cases that had resisted al modes Of treatment for
Rany years, had be0n perfectly and permanent,
cured by these articles Their efficacy in such cases.
is truly wonderful. They never fan Of eaectiug
cure far all humors.
SOLD by Gaylord a Hammond, q. S. Mackenzie, Z.
W saesrider and VIM. Fisks, Cleveland, o.
10 What wonderful discovery is Perry
Davis Vegetable Pain Killer, it not only cures ali
The Ills Of he human family, but is also the only
turo remedy for horses with Collie H has never been
known 90 fail in Of the worut cases. snd for
sprains, Galds, &e it fails-tTy it once Di-
lsotions accompany each bottle sold by Druggists
generally
sold BY Gaylord a hammond, VIM. Fiske, O. S. |
Asekenzie and (. w. saekrider, Cleveland, ..
"a HoLLowAY's PrL1s AND O1sTMENT- |
BARRER's IToH.-This foul and unsightIy eruptive |
disorder Of the face is speedily and permanently /
eradiea,ed BY few applications Of this emolient /
Ointment and the Pills, by purifying the blood, as
sists the operation. Many cases sbandonsd By ply
sicians hopeless, have been Immediately cured by
these medicines. In measles, small -pox seald-head
itch, ringworm and all cutaneOus diseases the effect
OF these remedies is swid and sRre.
BEAD tbs Advertisements elsewhere
sold by all Druggists at &c, &c. and 81 per box
or pot
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CLEVELAND MUSICAL UNHOS.-fhe mem
bers of the Cleveland Nlusi cal Union are re-
ouested to meet on Friday evening, the oth
inst, at Z O'Clock, at the basement oi 'n'
Presbyterian Church, Detr DIT street.
A punctual attendance is requested
F. B. HILL, se,'y.
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HS-HoIloway's Pills aud Ointment are sold BY
CHURCHILL 4 BROTHER,
8. W. cor. Ontario st. end Pub Eduare
u. NJ - drawbacl 70 persona emi

~ The great drawback to persons emil
grating TO the extreme Western country is the great
fear they have Of the Fever and Ague-the most
dirufnl Of all diseases. Every day hear persons
attacked by this disease, and made haRless in short
tiules without any means Of afording relief. In
view Of the great demand for a remedy Dr.. Hostet-
ter has presented his celebrated BITTERs, whose
curative powers for all diseases Of the stomach, have
beOn universally acknowledged The "Bittsrs,n
prepared after long experience aud deep study,
bays Fsoeived the enoomiums Of the most eminent
2hYsians, well as all classes, from every part Of
our country. To those who doubt their many vir-
tues, all say is, try them, andjudge for them
selves, respectively.
For sale By Druggists and dealers generally every
whore, and BY HosFETTER a SMITH, Sole Proprie-
tors, $ Wster and 8 Front streets. Pittsburgh.
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TENTH WARD.-The members OF the Aen'n
Ward Republican Club are requested 70 mee. =.
next Monday evening at the Kentnoky SUI =,
School House. Business of imPOrtanee wiz i
be brought before the meeting. A iuii a'-
tendance ig requested.
H. J; LOGISE, see'y.
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Ihe RniIMnY.

PERsONAL.-B. F. Smith, of the New York
Central Road, and H. H. Woodruff, of the
Atlantic and Great Western Road were at the
Angler yesterday.
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q "a PREIIrN1 nEcoMuESDED
shGSshbergers sheet iron, W. F. Cayey Z Co.,
shoenbergers nails, W. f. Carey a Co. Cleye-
land.
Water drawers, J. T.. Wheeler & Co. Cleveland
DO do. y n. Hutton do
Do do. james Dakin do
Mouse cage, A. Hilliard, do.
Folding clothes dryer, ID. s. Tracker, do
Samples rock oil, DIR. j s. NeWberry do.
Enamel CRATE, W. S, Marvin do
! oke Of oxen, q. II. Compton East Cleveland
Yoke OF oxen, Henry Taylor, do do.
one year old steer, j. NJ. Coggeswell, Parma
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REuovED.-Dr. sapp has just removed into
his new and finely located Office, on the cor
ner of Euclid and Erie streets, where his
friends will hereafter find him.
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PocKEr PIcKED.-A Detroit lady on her
way from Pittsburgh had her pocket picked
of $50 in the cars, last evening, as she was
leaving them for the boat.
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The CONCERT LAST EvENISG.-Ihe Con
cert last evening, being the occasion OF a
complimentary testimonial to Mr.. Alfred H.
Pease by his numerous friends and acquaint-
ances, was an affair that drew together more
of the beauty and fashion of which our city
can boast than we remember to have seen
upon any former occasion. The occasion
was one Of interest. It was the reception
given our talented young townsman after the
completion of his studies in Europe, and re-
suited in a complete success. Mr.. Pease is q
fine performer, and last evening made good
his claim to be considered among the best
of American pianists.
He was assisted by Mrs. shiPman, OF Buf-
falo, who has splendid voice, rich and eleal
as a silver bell. Miss Poole, of Buffalo, wh'
also assisted, did finely.
The Cole Brothers and Mr.. Mann PlayeC
in their best style, which is saying that they
pleased their audience.
The reception room after the COncertmus
have resembled a Horticultural Fair, to judg
from the bOquets which were showered uPoi
the stage.
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FRANK PARKER.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, 80 Seneca street, A No. 1 Horses and
Carriages at reasonable figures.
sep34R26:Iy
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Jzs- To ALL IT MAY CoNCERN.-I do here
by give notice that shall not pay any debts
of my wife contracted after this date.
A. R. REDING.
Oct. l, 1860. ....- 81
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THE PlxoPr1Cox.-D. C. La Rue's Panop-
ticon opened at the MelOdeon Hall last
NIGHT. The Free Democrat, Of Milwaukee,
says: c,,..
The capacity of the Academy Of Music
was well tested last night with brilliant ana
fashionable auditorium, who showed tnel5
appreciativness by long and well deserved
applause. The Panoptieon IS certainly eve eve
lJJs-1aci We should advise every one who
Lai Tot vet seen this wonderful production
Of M the age to improve this, the last, opportu-
! nity.
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Gngrariug~-gIatiug.
0usttrs

~ s. MALTBY'S OYSTER. De
POT Gate Holt Maltby'sl CELEBRATED
OisiAi'1R il VIII BE RECEIVED DAILY
-, III. establishment in Baltimore-pQt mp In
lrO -. and yrsrrsnted fresh and good OF no sale,
~ bsruletically Sealed oysters, Losstersi UaIaai
s5ies Oysters, aud Sardines kept constantly on
hand. - - n n. n a.
baltimore, NeW York and Princes Bay ah y "
ter viii BE- received daily by Express.
nz- CRACKERS for sale By the barrel.
W w. GAINES, Agent.
an No. snparior street Gle tand. p.
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On. swEET's ISFALLIBLE LTyINEST FoR HoRsEs IS
uurivaled by any in all cases Of Lameness, arising
from sprains, Bruises or Wrenching, its effect is
MAGICAL and certain. Harness or Saddle Calls
Scratches, Mango, &C, it viii also cure speedily
spavIn and Ringbone may be easily prevented and
cured in their ncipient stages but confirmed cases
are beyond the possibility ola radical cure No case
Of the kind however, is desperate or hopeless but
IL may be aleyiated by this Liniment, and Its faith
ul Application will always remove the Lameness'
ans enable the horse to travel with comparative
oase.
E,srv borse owner should have this remedy at
h1nd for its timely use at the hrat appearance OF
Tameness will efiectually prevent those tormtneble
is-.soes 7nentioned 70 which al horses are liable,
,,nd which render many otherwise valuable horses
nearly worthless -. ,-.sva.
See advertisement. ~ - 10 =. M
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MARAvLLA.-FOr beautifying and promo
ting the growth of the the hair. Itremoves
dandruff, stops the falling out, and is in eve
ry respect the incest article in the market
for dressing the hair. Price twenty five cents
per bottle. Sold wholesale and retail by
CHURCHILL 4 BROTHER,
Setp 20: SO5. Druggists.
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ERUPTIONs, SALT RHEUM, ERYsIPELAs:

FRUPTIONs, SALT RHEUM, ERYsIPELAs.
Its now generally admitted that all eruptlVe els-
eases depend upon sSme internal or eonstltuilohal
cause and that to use washes or ointaehts ior tne
is sure way to iniure the system and only 10 o['e
an not 10 cure the disease But Humphreys sPe-
.isc Uommopatbic salt Rheum Pills a true sPe-
ci6c for all such diseases. They cure Salt Rheum,
Barbgrss Itch Erysipelas Pimples on the Face hng
Worm, and Nettle RASH BY curing the cause upon
which they depend and by restoring the skin 70 the
state Of health and purity. Thus, not Only Is the
disease cured, but the softness and besuty of the
complexion restored
Price IS cents per box, with directions. boxes 81
Sent by mail or express, free of charge, on receipt
Of the price. Address,
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A aOvERNoR SALUTE AT sUNDowN.

At $3.50 A. M, the WIDE-AWAKES will form
on Euclid street, with their right on Erie, the left
extending towards East Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-10-04

BeS 4ne fetarles OF Dlsslpau0n ana VIC
tins Of delusion, be brought to conviction OF
the error Of their ways, and saved from world Of
mental and body suffering, BY needing the advice
contained in that popular work, 'sHUMAN FRAIL-
TY, OR PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCHES" It
is sound in its doctrines plain but inoensFe in its
diotates and, being beautifully illustrated with col
cred snsrayings. it brings everything home 70 the
Nd by DR.. BARROW 1sl1BEgesd." /"
prize 2s cents. Sent free of postage everywhere.
s,ld also BY GATLoRD & HAMMOND and WA. FIsKE,
rrrrrisfs. CIeveland.
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GAS BILL.-AI Gas Bills paid at the office
of the Company during the first five days of
the month, will be entitled to discount of
ten per cent.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
Rieharisou & Co--Infallibls Iinlmsnt
Special Notice.
Mrs. Saaw-Elegant Ribbons and Flowers.
Stair Son-Bulbous Roots
inghan Bragg-Sew Books.
}. Il. A. 8. Gorhsm-Oyssers.
CLARK, Gardner a Co.-Fiour, Seeds, &c.
o. Cutter a son-Auction Sale.
Prot. Cowper-Dancing Academy.
A. A. Jewett-Cuyahoga County Pair.
A. W. Pond-Proposal for Coal.
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VEGETABLES sc.

Tho first Hall, after en- tering the gates, is
that Of Farm Products. This looks well and
far exceeds the show of vegetables, &c, at
tRs cTysbdsa sbS5s F9jE gaETdeihRsafss iRased d.
First upon the list here are six monster
suuashes, by Lewis Ford East Cleveland.
It would be very sasy matter to "enter'
these squashes if they we're only hollow.
They are astonishers, and probably taste as
wen as they look. Half hundred people
might "help themselves to squash" here
an leave an abundance.
H. R. Hadlow, the well known gardener oi
the Heights, has fine display of vegetables,
including tomatoes, cabbages, celer Y,squash-
es. &c, all apparently the choice. st kinds
Hadl,ow has a high reputation for his veg
etablea. G. H. Lodge has pyramid o. caul-
flower, tempting to look at. Peter h erke
has a let of vegetables, among which arc
carrots long enough to clench on the Chin, 81
side of the globe. Some mammoth cabba-
ges and beets are entered by A. NJ. Floyd
They beat all. Some one has distinguished
collection of squashes. One is labeled Lin
coin, one Douglas, one Louis Napoleon, one
Victor Emanuel, one KusiuskO, and one
Baron De Kalb. They do credit to ther
baptis1nal names. E. S. Willard and John
R. sked have some fine vegetables.
In the diary line, R. Taylor has clloie
lot of choice lot of cheese, and fine cheese
are also exhibited by R. Barber, J. M
Hickox, Mrs. A. Melius, H. n Slade aud ID
Dewey. These all look well. There is
good display of butter and some tempt IN
loaves of bread to fill the complement for
hearty lunch.
The display of potatoes, both Sweet ant
= Irish, is good.
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10 All should not fail to read the adver-
tisement of Prof. Wood in to-day's paper.
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VIC Awakes. AttentIon !
BUSINESS NOTICES.

IT See advertisement of DR.. sanford's
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES
DE. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS. fhe combination
t furredents in these Pills tho result Of long
snde1tsnsvs practice. They are mild IN their ope-
ration and certain in correcting ah irregularities
Painful MsRstFustions, removing all obstructiohs'
whether from cold or otherwise, headache pain IN
the rids paptatiOn Of the heart whites all nervous
ss.efions MYSTERIES fatigue, pain In the back ana
= mr. SC disturbed sleep which arise from inter-
antinn Of nafnre. -
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PERSONAL. H. Clark, chief clerk OF
the Central House, Magnolia, Nissan old
Ohio boy-is in town for a few days.
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CLEVELAND, THURsD4ri Oor. 4ru.

4 National Salute whils the Procession is
4oVilg,