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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11

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OF a. attack immediate relief Iom psia ad sckaes' WI" ~
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They seldom ~ in removing the Nat'ea and he"9'o''
to nic. ftlses suh,''.
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Restoring The na,urrl elasticity ard strength Of tie whole yie'n
ThcgEPHALIC riLLs the result OF long in7c'rsi'n
tld cfey conducted r'ueu having been n nee m1uy
ycsfs during which they have prevented aud believed
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70 Qe4.i.isisr ticr o oiiirca.
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Tb canine have ave signatures OF HENRY c. sPALDlN6
q each box
sc.J b. Druggists ard 81 other DeLC's "a Medicines
) Boa Nil be stat by nail rJepsd receipt Of tbs
PRICE Is CENTS.
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HENRY (. SPALDING,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11
CAUTION!

CAUTION!
Certain uupnacpei Do attempting 20 PAIN 90 ga
the ng p9blc ilitsii1Ts Of my PhffAlto ub
would csdon all persons sssnne before puica~Hg' 1'
that The Z ~ rsfio,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11
BYyrRuy, Mas, Dec. II, 1850


BYvTRLY, Hs'il Dec II, I'D
iWiL er ~ rfuaEs ls-se shox.bs 20 bring your Cs
uAie ls culariy before cgstOnefs II yo1
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ore 81 cu3on who f -ahec. TO 'eVere %
your : lis vi icli SCI. loT.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11

EFuE VERNON, Ohio Jan. Is 1851.
UENRY c. S9ALpIvG, Esq.
Please ind -utyve cents for which send me az
other Oo1 Of your C,pbac Pills IAc uiy he bet Ff
D,scs w." A. SLOWER, p. NJ,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11
RYrSoIDssrneH, Franklin Co. oai'.

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Jan. 8, lojl
H,vpN G. sstLDrS9.
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noio'i uig - H. 5cse headache almost iaifIatc,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MoTTEBs.--MRs WINS
lows SOOTHING syRUP e tie only thing that you rely
vron 70 gee rest yourself ind relief aud help your infant
NEs wINsLUW's SOOTHING SYRUP hss been tie
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11

srrrcE cnEyE, huntington Co., Pa, Jan. TO- 1851
II. c. SPALDEg.
You win please sood two boxes Of your cephalie Pills
Ser 4 them iuiIpe6isc'y.
Resr c,faliy yours, 49,, - -,,,o.,,
P s-Ihsy used one box Of your F. and ind then eis
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11

Prom The Psauiiner Norfolk. Va
C.ubsl; pm coOfl b 40 ct or wiA hcy "eIeH-i'
Vi. Cure q y cldechc ir I'll is forms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11

Thbh;h, season Of the yc-, to u. hrs. wIESLors
SOOTHING sYAUP.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-04-11

TIE eIowilg isin szss from hotter written ty .e Rev
NescI. % tie Geslzu l,e5-lasi l-lsoT, ~ Chan
hes.bu-g Fem.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16
FROM WAsHTNGTON.

WASHINGTON NOV. 10
The Naval Retiring Board having found
Commodore Lawrence Kearney incapaoitated
for public service, he has, by the direction
of the President, been placed on the retired
list. The law provides for the voluntary re-
TRACY of those who have been forty years in
the service.
William ]. Speer Of Kentucky, has been
appointed Consul at Zanzibar, and hintnn
Rowan Helper at Buenos Ayres.
For the information of applicants to the
Government, there is authority for saying
that thus far 30 decision has been made in
regard to permitting trade in Beaufort or the
vicinity.
Arson Stager of Ohio, having received the
military appointment OF General Superin-
tendent Of the Government Telegraphs, has
in accordance with his instructions, entered
upon the organization of that department
Tins the Government under this popular
and efficient gentleman, will soon have in
operation complete system of telegraphs fol
tie transmission and reception Of official in.
teligence from all available important points
A delegation Of prominent citizens OF Bal
timore have visited Washington to make an
appeal in behalf Of the working men OF the
ciGy. They say by the violence and factiOul
opposition Of tFeasenGble minority, Balt
more has been involved in disaster aud dis
tress beyond what Is due TO the mere exist
ence Of a state of war, and their troubles navr
been still further aggravated BY the disabled
condition OF the Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
the principal artery of their trade and sourcu
/ of their prosperity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16
NEW YORR HIARKKF-Nov. IS.
Inv murl-ansurr


Ey4OUH-Market sxhibits q little more activity
and ts shade nrmer, bui without change In price.
sales s 261S eSs 3. so.aSsss oE Fsss.sa; %
S5s50s15,h5 for Hup6rhne western; S5d5b90 for com.
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio; S6,lOG5,75 Tor
CANADA FLOUR Market rules firm with a
iur omand. Sales 100 bbls O. S55O5,s5 for super
nns; 8b,7O@I,5O for common 20 ohoios sxtrs
RYE BLOUA-Maykot quiet and steady at
60IN BIRAI.-In moderate request. Sales 600
bbls BrsndyWiue at s., ,20Qos3l
WHlsh y-harket shade easier. Sales 900
WHEAT-Garkst fully lo better with pretty
good demand Tor export at the advance. Sales IS 600
cine spring at 81 25i 20; ~ 80SbnsR MiiWauEes clnt
81 VI z6oq,s0 1880 on amber Iowa at Sl,s0@l,3;
500 bush red state a. SEQ ,s6; 800 bush Canada
club 81 81 20 1880 bush winter red western at 81 81
al ,S8i 1890 bush amber Michigan at Si,40Gf,ll
$50 Pqsh amber esesn Bay at SLS9 Say bush
Ohio, Ind aaa aud Michigan at fl,40@l,is.
HYk-Searee aud nrmer With moderate sales ct
sAHLEY-Market more active and decidedly
frmer. SAles 2l,00 bush at CSC for Canada ] nss;
e57ee for statsi 7se for Bay oEinte; sc for prime
OORN-Less doing hut market generally without
material change. sales las G0 bush At &c for dam.
do aoat and in sorei 7O' for western Yellow 7se for
OATS-Market frmer, sales at lsa4ss fer Canada;
468ASc for Weatern and state,
P0RK-Msrket dull heavy and lower. Sales
100 bbls at 81 O00l4,hO for mess; $3.50 for thin
mess; SO sOo@9,s0 tor prime. The government con-
tract for 2JO bbs prime mess was awarded at Si49 .
uHER--marEet ouiet end unchanged. sales 200
bbs ct 81 0004,50 for country prime; 35OO6,5O for
country mess 81 n0@i2o0 for rapaeked mass Sis 10
for sxIra mess. The government contract for extra
mess was awhrded at Sl4,37K.
PRIME MESS BEEE-Markst IL dull and
nominal.
REKF HAlJs-MArket steady with small sales
1iifT mE2Ts-ssIllng at 4N@So for shoulders
b6a55{ c for hams.
BaOON-In good demand chiefly for future de-
livery At 6k67a
DRESSED HOGs-In active demand and firm
ct GO.
sales l50 bbls at 65409Hc.
BUFTgR- Market hrmer at IOallo Tor Ohio and
i4a 2lo for state.
OH HEFsR-hIarket finn at 6<67Jfo.
HOPS-Market ste tdT with moderate demand
from Brewers. Sales 50 bales at l2020.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16


ERIH RAILnokD,-ssveFal holders Of Eri'
psaflfred ssook are discuusEng a prcj jset iei
the retirement Of the assessment scrip and
coupons held by trustees, under the reOrgan-
ization Of This oOmpany. These are its only
liabilities presently due, and alone stand
between the holders Of the preferred shares
and an immediate dividend upon the same.
If the Company weuld sgree 70 fund the In
debsedneaS, IN ssy ten-yOar bonds, payable
So, 900 annually, BY lot, many Of the hold
srS would gladly make the exchange.
A GREAT CANADIAN RAILwAY CoNBINATIoE
ANSouSoED. = The London &c. W. Free
Press, with an air Of authority, announces
the formation Of a grand railway combine
ton which Is 10 comprise the Grand Trunk,
Great Western, and Buffalo & Lake Huron
Railways. It saysi "The plan, as far as
matured, seems to be to include in the
scheme that portion of the Grand Trunk
west Of To ronto only, and has for its prin-
oipal object the dscontinuance of hurtful
combustion for freight. The triple COM
bination viii be under the control q Mr.. J.
G. Bridges, and il is probable that his visit
to England at this time is not unconnected
with the matter
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16
THE NATIONAL LOAN.
Third $5O,OOO,OOO Secured.
Capt. .stager and his Department
DESERVED COMPLIMENT TO THE
CAPTAIN.
EOLLICOFFER RETREATS.
He BLOCRADES THE ROAD.
Last Nights Report.
JRNNIsON's PROCLAMATION.
T,uAvEuwoRTu Nov l

AAAfEANOhIht NOV -
The First Kansas Cavalry, Col. Jennison,
has left here for Sedalis, No., to protect sup
ply trains and other government property at
that and neighbOring points. JennisOn has
Issued q proclamation to the people of jack
SOB, Lafayette, Cass, johnson and Pettis
counties, No, from which the following ex-
tracts are made:
We march to enforce the laws and sustain
the Government. Every loyal citizen is
expected TO give evidence Of his loyalty by
aclive Efforts for the protection Of the flag.
For four months our armies have marched
through your country. Your professed
friendship has been a fraud. Your oaths OF
allegiance have been shams and perjuries
You feed the rebel army. Yout act as spies
while claiming to be true to the Union. We
do not care aboutyour past political opinions.
No man will be persecuted because he differs
from US, but neutrality is at an end,
If you are patriots, you must fight; if yo1
are traitors, you will be punished. The time
for fighting has come Every man whof de-,
harbors, protects, or in any way gives aid
and comfort to the enemiesof the Union, will
be held responsible for bis treason with his
life and property. While al the property Of
Union men, aud ell their rights, will be reli-
giously respected, traitors will everywhere be
treated as outlaws and enemies of God and
man. too base to hold any description Of
property, and having no rights which loyal
men are bound to respect. The last dollar
and the last slave of rebels will be taken and
turned over to the General Government
Playing war is played out; and wherever
Union troops are fred upon, the answer will
boom from cannon, and desolation will follow
treason. All the land between Fort Leaven-
worth aud the headquarters of the Army Of
the West is under the Jurisdiction Of the Uni
ted States, and we propose to have q regular
road over Il. and sale communication through
it, no matter at what cost of rebel treas
ure and blood.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16
NEW YORK ITEMS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
Messrs. Gwinn, Benham and Brett, have
been released on parole not to leave the coun-
try without permission OF Government.
The ships Lydia and john Cettle were
seized as rebel property to-day.
Steamship Rdinburg brought small guam
tity of arms, and her manifest shows an i'm
msnse quantity of blankets and army cloths.
A letter from Hilton Head of the llth,
states that the entire Fresnel lighting spps-
rstus. formerly used in Hunting Island and
Martins Industry Lighthouses, was discover
ed In excellent condition in the Arsenal at
Beaufort, and were taken to the Wabash, and
viii be placed in thtir old positions.
Specials state that the rebels admit the loss
Of immense quantities of cotton stored al
Beaufort.
The Naval Department will recommend
large increase in the naval force for future
operations on the Southern coast.
The steamer Bogota arrived at Panama the
9Th from Valparaiso and Csllao.
Gov. Bigler and family were among th'
passengers en- route for San Francisco.
Meigs has contracted With the Chill Gov
erument to build the Valparaiso B Santiag,
Railroad. His contracts now amount 4
about ten millions.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16

THE FORoE AT CAMP DESErsoN.-There are
now in quarters at Camp DennisOn the fol-
lowing named commands:
5lst Regiment, Col. Matthews, full.
4lss regiment, Col. Hazen, full.
18th regiment, Col. Beattie, full.
4sth regiment, Col. Sullivan, 7Ss men
54th regiment, Col. Smith, 700 men.
52nd regiment, Col. Sargent, s75 men.
There are also six batteries under charge
of Col. Barnett, and one company Of 1S2 men
belonging to the artillery of Captain Hey
man. All are well provided with comfOrta-
BILE quarters and good ratiOns, and seem well
pleased with the accommodations. Some Of
the full regiments are under marching
orders,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16

ELEGANT PIAEos.-A pleasant thing to
have about is hne piano. It is q soure Of
unending amusement and pleasure, and a
means of driving away any amount OF dull
care. This of course suppOses that yo,I or
your wife or daughter understands the in
strument and have got past the sBattle Of
Prague" Among the best insaumeata Of
the kind are those splendid K.habe Pianos,
which sre kept BY G. A. Barlosv at his rooms
on Euclid street, just above the square. Fo-
volume and richness of tore they are unsur-
passed. Professional players are unanimous
in their praise. Any Wishing to purchase
an instrument should visit Mr.. Barlow be-
fore doing so.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16
NRRa RRnM TIE snnrTI.

BALTIMORE, Nov. is.
The Norfolk Day BOOK of yesterday con.
tains few important items The aceounts oi
bridgs burning In Tennessee were exaQQera-
ted. The bridge over Holsson river has been
repaired, and the telegraph lines rebailt. II
is, however, evident that Parson Browriov
and Andy johnson gangs are IN the noun
tains about Bristol, giving trouble.
A letter from Lynchburg brings tie latest
intelligence from East Tennessee There was
fght on Sunday night near Bristol between
temporary volunteers, 100 II number, under
Capt. Miller. Two Of Miller's men and him
self we're wounded; 9 traitors were killed, 2
wounded, and prisoners.
Reliable news from Kentucky reaches US
that our troops have fallen back to Pound
Gap, and are pursued by 1000 Federalists.
We have large quantity Of baggage, ammu-
milton, artillery, &c.
LYNcHBuRs, Nov. 13.-The following in
formation was received By the President Of
the Tennessee 4 Virginia Rsilroad:
J0HEsBOROUGH, Nov. 13.-Union men have
camp Of about 1900 at ElizsbethtoNn, near
the Carolina line, end another of about 700
near strasburg Plains. Both are increasing,
and threaten 70 take possession ef the Rail-
road.
LYSoHBULe, Nov. I3.-Knoxville has been
placed under martial law. Forty y-five pris-
onera were taken by Floyd, whose command
had arrived. A portion were captured dur
ing the n cent election in the northwest.
NASHVILLE, No DATE-The Union and
American will publish tomorrow an address
TO the people Of Tennessee, from Gov. Har-
ris to furnish all double barreled shot guns
and rifles to arm men now Offering Calls
on Tennessee to exhaust every resource Of
the State before the invaders shi Il polute
Tennessee Parties arrived from East Ten
nessee report great excitement there and
fears of a general outbreak.
The Charleston Courier of the 1Ith gives
a detailed account OF the engagement at Port
Royal, and says the storm of riron" was
beyond all description, but more like roaring
wind through the rigging Of a ship in tenn.
pest; and says up to II o'clock not a man
was killed; but at that hour the enemy sue
oeeded in enflaching the batteries Ere which
proved destructive, killing IL and Wound.ng
Is in the fort, being mostly amsng the Ger
man artillery of Charleston. The manoeu-
vering Of the feet was admitted by the best
naval officers to have been grandly executed.
The Charleston Courier has despatch Of the
18th that Beaufort was unoccupied.
The Savannah Republican says the city is
in intense excitement, a number Of families
having packed up, and women and children
are being sent from the city. The same psper
says, "on the whole, we think this portion
OF our population should not be present to
embarrass the defenders Of the city.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16
W. N. RENO,
G. W CFuErT

Rev. G. ". ChesbrOugh will preach the
funeral sermon in the Hall of the College,
Sunday, 1O1k o'clock, A. NJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16

which 9 90 pFeTalfnt on the Lake shore,
Persons suffering from coughs, night sweata,
blssdlng ct the lungs. general debility, partial
dsa1sas, imperfect sight, loss OF voice, boarseness
loss Of hslh and strength, loss Of appetite lanFuor
dsspond5noY Palpitaton Of the heart oppression Of
the chest, doult breathing, rsstlessness at night
g., should consult the Doctor forthwith.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16
RuFFALO MARKET-Nov. b

FLOUR-Markstv very quiet with few N trans
actions and price unchanged sales si5 bbs and 70
bbls ue at $40; 25 bbls Ohio and Iowa at 20, 500
closing dull. The demand was mostly for home
trade.
WHEAT-Market less active but prices are I'M
chsnGed sales "a am bush. 65OO bush Racine lub
on Lrigate terms; 800 hush Cleveland red winter
at Slu55f; I2,sOO bush No. Chicago spring at 90ci
diana at Si,OT.
CORN-In far demand. Sales Sc. 700 bush ct 42c
BARLEY-market dull and heavy. Last sales
at 42c.
RYE-Market quiet.
UANAL FREiGHTs-Stsady;s &c on corn, 2Sc
on wheat to New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16
FROM KENTUCKY.

MAYsVILE, KY, Nov. 10.
Reports from head quarters, dated 18th.
have been received this evening through a
reliable gentleman who was at Piketon. They
say our troops attacked the rebels 1000
strong who were posted on hill, killing s6
to so and taking so prisoners; the rest scat
tered. Col John 8. Williams was the hrst
man to run away. Six of Col. MARSHALL s
men were killed and Is wounded. Bis
horse was shot under him. Fifteen Of Col.
Fife's men were wounded, but none killed.
The above is reliable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16
O8WEGO MIAbAEF-NOv. 10
TrY THLuoRAPHI

FLOUR-Markst steady,
EAT-In good demand, and the mar ket Is
unsettled Sales 6,Ul1 bush No 2 Chicago spring at
i 90; $500 bush No do at Sl.0g; l3,Uol Dush 20
on private terms, but supposed TO be at SlQi; 1850
bush Canada club at 81 02; 7,Ou9 bush do at Sl,07
100 bush winter red Indiana ct Sl,l6i l,7OJ bush
white Canada at 81 70.
dNORN-He st 52c.
BARLEH-Market unchanged. Sales OOo buIh
Bay Qun;s at b5s.
RYE-MarKet bouyant and In moderate demand.
sales I2,OO bush Canada at osSc; 2,UOO bush do at
PEAs-Markst steady. Sales 1900 bush Canada
CANAL FREIGHTs-Firm; -four sOc, wheat
Isc to New York.
LAKE ImPORTS-1ls bbls -four; 237 900 bush
wheat l4ln bush corn 26 40 bush barleyi s,sOJ bus
rye; 10 500 bush peas.
GjANAI. EXPORTE-5 900 bbls -four; 42,On0 bu
heal 2I 900 bush corn 400 bush barey; 1900 bu
rye,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16

ELECTEIO BATHs.-Dr. .Gibson's new cleo
trio baths cure general debility, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths squsliEe the CiTcu-
Iation and remove almost every disease in
amanner truly sstUniahing. No other bath
in the world give Euch universal satisfse-
tion to the sick. The plsasantest bath
room in the city for ladies' female Oper-
atOr in attendance. Office No. III Ontario
street. iys
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16
THE CITY.

TaE War NEETIEa.-Ths meeting, whic h
was previously announced and postponed,
viii be held to night at the MelOdeon. Hon.
David Tod, Hon. R. F. Paine, Hon. A. C.
Riddle, Hon. F. J. Dickmsn, and various
other eminent speakers will address ahe
people. There will probably be, as there
should be, very large turnout.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16

A &EsULLRLT NOVEL IDEA.-Messrs.
Brewer, Watson & Co., one of the most ex-
tensive companies in the oil business in
Pennsylvania, contemplate laying pipe for
distance of seven miles, from their wells
to the mouth of Oil Creek, for the purpose
of conveying oil to the latter point. There
being down grade the project is perfectly
feasible, and the cost of transportation over
muddy roads will be spared.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16

The House of Worship of the Erie Stree
Baptist Church is undergoing repairs. It is
being painted outside and in; the walls snd
ceilings papered, and the stoves removed
and furnaces put up, and the whole lot en-
closed With fence. It will require about
two weeks more to complete the work un-
Gertaken.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16
SlyEts.
ERENCH DYE HOUSE,

FRENCH DYE HOUSE,
No. 96 SENECA STREET,
Next door to Mrs. Portsr's Millinery StoTe,)
BT............. .......-.....F u RADERIOk OfRlAN.
Dyeing and Cleaning In all Its branches. Plsss,
AL and examine finished goods IN the store
Rsferences-N easrs RettOerg HAusmsnn, Tay.
Tor, GrisEold %. and ether Merchants. aaE
7 B. JACKSON, SILK ANB
WOOLEH DYER, No. Ill Pearl street. We
Side. O1lee No. 70 Bank street, HsrTis blceE, HSi
doors north Of So. Clair Itross.
Garments cleaned or dyed without being laGel
lpaFt ONCE opon nom O'Clock A. NJ hu r. y
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16
AnAeo PASSED OAPE RAoE.

ST. JOINS, N. F., Nov. IA.
The steamship Arago, from New York,
pessed Cape Race this morning at O'Clock.
she came close in, but It was impossible to
board her, as frightful gale was blowing
and see running in which no boat could
live. The spray blew completely over the
Arapo. No dispatches were consequently
placed aboard.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16
sETTLED BOB EVER
PRISONS OF FULL RABirs,


Who ere subject 20 Cosiivenols, Headache, eiddI-
zaui, Drousiness, and ringing Ia the ears arising
from too grtaf GOV Of b.ood to the hsads should
never be without
BRAEDRETHE FILLS,
and many highly dangerous symptoms viii be ro-
moved b. their iDnedis'e nHo.
The Hon.J. Hunt, Of Wosiehsster Co., n. T., IS
yeals q sgs has used Brandoth's Pills for twenty
ave yam e his sole medicine. When he feels him
nsf indiuposedi b it from Oold Rheumatism, AZ h
ma, BEAD sche, Bilious Affect ons, CoativentIs, or
irritation ef the kidnsys bladder, be dS,s nothing
but taka q isg doses Of Brancoth's Pilla.
His ususl mefhod is 70 take six pills, and reduce
the dose each hight, one pill. In every attack Of
Eiekneal fer twenty nvs years tbs simple msthod
b nszer iled 70 restore hin 10 health and few
men ass 70 be found 50 &c i've and hearty sa he.
Sold bE A. Gardner, &c Suparlor street. Glove
land, Ohio. sna By all respectable dealers IN medi.
rinos. noT7;R25
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16

PERsONAr.-Mr. T. c, Floyd. well kuosvn
in this city for many years, has been com
missiOned lieutenant in Barnett's Artil-
lery, and viii recruit with Capt. Bartleta in
this city. Mr.. Floyd is an energetic and
persevering man, and viii doubtless do
honor to his new calling.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-16

- The price Of tho MOREiEs LzADzI 10
news agents is One Dollar and Fifty Osiltl
per hundred, and no deviation undOr Gsy
circumstances.
Ths postage on the LHADIE; 10 EeRr
Dealers, is Ons-fOurth Of e cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitsipg
postage stamps should send Us one and three
cent instead Of larger denominations.