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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-05

SPIRITED CAVALRY HoRsEs.--A writer who pro.
tesses to know the points of good "war horse"
thus speaks of these animals:
'Dul, sluggish horses can never be trained to
the point requisite for an efficient cavalry horse
Almost as much depends, in successful charge of
cavalry, on the horse as on the man. Indeed it
may be doubted whether raw recruits mounted on
well-dried horses would not be more serviceable
than veteran troops mounted clumsy, dow
spirited" animals. At the battle of the Pyramids
the horses of Muzad Bey's cavalry charged repeat
eddy in squadrons after their riders were killed.
So did the French horses at Waterloo on the Eng
lisb under the same circumstances.
And after the Marquis Romano was compelled to
leave his horses the shores of Denmark after the
embarkaton of the troops for Spain, we all remem-
Der how they formed themselves into two hostile
armies, the ships of their late masters faded in
the distance, and charged upon each other with
such fury that the earth shook for miles around,
and the terrified inhabitants of the country fed
panic-stricken to their houses. So terrible was the
slaughter of these fine Andalusan horses, that out
of body of 10000, but few hundred remained
alive.
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Wams.
oB-H z, WANTED'- W. -

GSfSE411S5rE WANTED:-We have ready sale at
- this time for GA RRI4 AGES, BuGGIES and FY
PRESS WAGONS, beth and second hard p.i -
having such articles have oera, advanc- and
by sending them TO the BALTIMORE BAXAkP nnr
nef North and Saratoga streets. Auction Sales evEry
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at ii O'Clock 10y
EGERTON 4 KEYS
a3i.6t PTOprieors and Auctjoneers
THE SUBSCRIBER WISHES TO EMPLOY A
l. TEACHER in his family. He would prefer a German
gentleman, who well recommended as to chan ac
ter and qualification. He will be required to teach music
the Pi and must be able speak the English
guage huently Apply to THOMAS Il. ESFEP,.
a2i-5w" Patuxent City, Charles county, Nd.
7 WISH TO ENGAGE THE SERVICES OF A
LADY governess in my family for the ensuing year,
well qualified teach English, French and Husic. a
member Of the Episcopal Church would he preferred Adj
dress Col. j. T. BLACKSTONE,
a2l2w+ Leonard Town Md
XKTANTED-An EXPRESS WAGON with
over strong but light, in exchange for a very sub
stantal Spring Dray, will buy il at reasonable
price: Apply at 80 SOUTH STREET. ie2tf
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TO CASH PURCHASERS.
ESQ CASKS sCOTCFI AND EryrzyrSvy AvES.

Younger's Tenants, Strong and Marzeti Sons East
India PALE ALES Single cGsk at g. Co per dozen Five
casks and over at $50 dozen. These As direct
importation, of superior qualities and in fin condition
For sale by THOS. THOMPSON,
Commission Merchant,
jel4-Sm 20 South Gay
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Observation-Disclosures!
Paispgco and Reservoir Family Flour 49,
Extra do. $3.50.
Delivered free
Extra best quality HANS l95 cts
Common DO. 10 cts
Mjdilings breast pieces II cts
Sugars ami cts for Brown, and Crushed II cts.
foughkeepsie ALE rs cts. dcz.
Claret - doz.; bottle - cts.
For sale by
VIM II. MCLEAN,
So N Charles street.
INTEREST DIVIDEND.
THE SECURITY INSURANCE COMPANY,
THOs. d. JOHNSTON, Agent,
has DECLARED AN INTEREST DIVIDEND
SIX PER CENT.
ON THE;OUTSTANDINGsCRIP FOR THE PAST YEAR
payable at this Office demand.
J0HNSTON'S INSURANCEaROOMS
y and IS Second4st:elt, s2lw
WooD! WooD!i WooD!il
5Ass ran CART. hy buying Tour wosa ut oos oi oss
Steam Firo wood EiM,
Nos kaz7HsEssaF.
IasHs II. I0aHS05
Removal OF
WHERLER & WILaoN'E
SEWING MACHINE
REDUCED FRtCrs,
with
Glass CToth-Presssr
improved LcoptEeck
style
Henmer, Binder, corder, sc
0flGo 10. IA West baltimore street,
next door Cartls-, 1 Co
sps-t w. MERRILL, trrni
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-05

DIED.
On Sun lay morning LIST September at Wyoming, Queen
Annes county, Nd the residence of O. c. Tilghman, VIM
B., of Wm b and H. f. Tilgnman, of Baltimore aged
5years, months "a days.
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miscellaneous.

rrOuCF- FTTpNICUTNC C00T1c,
N a GREATLY REDUgED RATES
FOB SALE AT Nos 2l5 AND 2iS BALTIaoEE STREET.
iaoie G Ht Sr
Plated Tea Sets,
0oHee T sIiis ii,asio,s
Eruaaes
W ~ iIT,h,,,, s,
Nntcracks
'ooNs BI naiT Knives,
AMI Eo.sa,
'"''' Nfnr.r,
Candesticks,
Coffee e and aa, tT nd Pots
Patent Gri8irons
@''-i sej IIpoo .,a,i 1v.,a,,t,
"'''' ssa nsDsi
'"''' F q @tS f 1it5 9iGgGi' ru.,.
Toilet pals,
willow Basket,
ELIl.u Ware
Sleeves
pev'nsmre Cha''s' o,..tor n:.,o,
49,, ,.,- Coffee Eieginga
GAS FIXTURES,
'"''-'" and American
French, A4sn0'so'"'e'
Dr'''sn' and Fa,. In:,a
Old Housekeepers and new beginners wifi g i y9rifst tr
sd yantage to call aud ezami91 our stock Wien wanting
"A' Vi ''i' "'0'' ue''' 'p''" u RCC,WHgETIAvECo
Nos: ZIG an {, e. a .. q p slrGet.
5@R9rtegs Ma7gfsoturers ana Dealers in lIoas s
y DE4dE Axe ~ GT IN, or AZ hLfD1
W. Cornsr S9utA ond llood streets, h1a,@a.c,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-05

Deyonshire Chays,
Oyster Dishes,
GAS FIXTURES,
of French
English,
and American
Manufacture.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-05

I OST.-On yesterday evening in q Eutaw
- street car. handsome wrought GOLD BRACELET.
The finder viii na hbera " adtd by caving it at 10
Garden street or VI hB8'S Jrweiry Store. IT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

Ratr eas 5s raised u lsss tass than n an
e.beT gGg.l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29
TRAYFI.ER,e IlRGisTRR.
THE CITY.

FuERRAL OF ], E. WHEELER.-The body
Of ,. Z. Wheeler viii arrive here this after.
noon On IA Pitisbargh train. a4n
The funeral vii take place tomorrow at
P. NJ, and viii be aiieaded By the vari-
Gus city military companies
Young Wheeler was wounded daring or
Just previous TO the Thursdays engage
ment.
"A letter received from family friend,
now at Washington, says that the deceased
Was brought from Gentreville tO.Aiexan-
dria, ana tbers placed ia the Hospital soon
afier he vas renewed 10 Washington and
placed in q private house, and under The
best of medical treatment The wound
was much more serious than had been sup
posed. Ths whole nervous system ap-
pesred 70 be shattered, and the unfortunate
young man suffered extremely until short
ly before his death, being unable to either
eat or sleep.
The body has been emSalmed in order
that it may be preserved as long as is ne
cessary. -ka
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

No STATE 10 Ehe YaIe of lhe Mississippi offers 50 great
IN inducsmsnt % tho saifsr as the State Of limos
There 3 ne portion of Tie World whore all the COndi-
tons o climate and soil % admirably combine to pro
dnse these tEu groztE,B cozs and WzzAT, IS the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

WHO IS HE2-JOhn Mclean Collins, a
former resident of Memphis, communicated
the following account to the Philadelphia
Inquirer, of an outrage which he witnessed
on the 18th of May last. Who is 'JOhn
Durall, Of Cleveland
The victim was 3 young, beautiful re
fined and accomplished lady, who had re-
sided there for one year. Her offence was
being from Maine, and expressed too loud
ly her wishes for the success of our arms
She was confined al night, and in The
morning about six o'clock she was brought
in front Of the rear door Of the jail lin the
ysrd) and after three men had been whip
ped with the krout, aud their heads shaved,
she was stripped 10 the Wgist and thirteen
Lashes giUsn her with strap, and the right side
of her head shaVsd. The wretch who did the
whipping is named John Durall, and was
originally q resident of Cleveland, Ohio
while the other fend who held her arms has
but recently left Syracuse, N. Y, and is
named Thomas McElroy.
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geaal algtiees.
TALE on REAJ F9TATE RY

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
~ URDEB OF COURT.-On fhs Ist day Il Au-
enst Is6l ct 10 o'elock A. n. on The premises, IN
the & Wnship Of ROTalten. Cuyahoga county, Ohio,
will be sold to ihe highest biddr, the fOoHing d.
scribed Real Estate, as the property Of ire minoS
heirs OF Hiram Brown, 70 Wit Situate in said town
ship Of ROyalton, and is known part Of section
30. y, ana bounded and described as follows, be-
shining the east ns Of section l3. At The south
east corner OF lands deedzd b. Lewis Howe 20 VII
liam ". Brown; thence north IL. west al0Tg the
section line echans 81 iiDs 10 stake; tence nOrth
500 west chains 81 links b stahe; thence sou b
Itf' ess chains 81 links TO snake; thence Bouih
80 east chains u links 90 the place Of beginning,
and contains I've 90 acres Of land, more or less
A appraised at Sl65.
Terms Of Sale-S50 cash down At the day Of sale,
and the balance in one year from ssid day % sale
WILLIAM W. BBOWN,
Olev land, July Il, 1851. Iyisssi5 Guardian.
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It Discharges from the Bottom Of the Eaokot
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ACCIDENTALLY sHoT.-The Sandusky
Register Of this morAisg says 6 dispOtch
from Lieut.. Weller, At Camp Chase. vas re-
eeives yesterday, saying ,hst Ole Ander-
son lad been accidentally shot, and that
his ho5y would arrive in Sandusky this
Saturday evening, bat gives NO particulars
Of his death.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

RETURNED VoLUSTEERs-SeYen volun-
teers-fOur from the Eighth and three from
the Nineteenth-came in from Western Vir-
gina, on the Cleveland aud Pittsburgh
Railroad, this morning. A private, named
Reynolds, WhO was wounded recently, is
among the number. He resides in San
dusky county Three Of the number left
Grsfton yesterday afternoon, and report
the Nineteenth at that place, also, that
dispatch was received from Gov. Dennison,
cn Thursday, ordering the RsgimenttO re-,
port themselves at Camp Chase forthwith,
and the order Of the Adjutant General,
under date Of July 25th, gives oredence to
the report notwithstanding the rumor that
they have decided to 60 back to the Kan.
aWha. The boys in this Regiment are all
well.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

TWESTY-FRrH REGIMEsT.-The Twenty
Fifth Regiment, Col. Jones, left Columbus
this morning, between eight and ten
o'clock, for the seat Of war in Western
Virginia This is an excellent regiment,
well Oaeered, and the rank and hle will
compare with any regiment from Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

MARROW EsoAPE-A little boy, son of
ROdroy Cummings, living near the Wal.
Wor.A Bun, narrowly escaped drowning
yesterday. He went with two OF three
other boys, to KetlOggs Pond, to swim.
He was seized With cramp, and the other
boys gave the alarm. Fortunately man
was passing on the railroad track near by,
Who with great presence Of mind hurried
% The sPos and rescued the lad just IS he
cams up for tie last time.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

DEA9:-The young man Harry ROeka-
fellcv, spoken Of yesterday afternoon, is
repc-ied by the New York papers as hav-
ing died from the wounds received at Bulls
Run On Sunday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

TE-EMARKETTHIs MoREMG.-Eyerything
in the shape Of vegetables. fruit, &C., were
on sele at the market this morning. Ap-
pies, peaches, pears, tomatoes, green corn,
anG ell at prices very reasonable.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

TIE funeral of J. E. Wheeler, will take
place tomorrow Sunday the 2sth at the
Residence of his Father 125 Pittsburgh
street at past o'clock P NJ The friends
of the family are invited TO attend.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

MIME RIFLEs.-Four cases of MIME
Rifles with sabre bayOne.s, were sent for
wa.d last night by c. Z. s. C. R. R., di.
rec:sd to Taylor, Davidson Co., Cincin-
matt, Chic.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

The said Rodney d. Mathews and Catherine T.
Oakley are also notified that they are required t6
answer said pettion on or bsiore the Stat Yoi An
gust, l66l-s -A ). B. AXFELL.
luue2Ts3fT Attorney for plafnf-T
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

ZoJAyE LIGHT GUARDS ATrENTIoN.
mernbers of the ZOuave Light Guards are
ordered to meet at their ArmOry on Sunday,
July 2sth, at 10 o'clock, in full dress, to at
tend tie funeral of James E. Wheeler, late
me-bsr of the Grays. IH -s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29
pPFsFrT PoPuLATToN.

PRESEET POPULATION.
me- STATE Is rapidly fling up win population ss5,
025 persons having been added slncs 1850, making tha
present pcpuzon /, Ia, ,ss3, ratio q lo pr cent h
- AGRIOULTURAL PRODUCTS.
ne Agricultural PRODUCES Of Illinois are greater than
thoss ofany other saie. hs products sent out during
the past year exceeded 300 900 uorz Tho Hheatcgp
of 1850 approaches 5000 900 bushels, while he eTn
crop yelds not less than 10 600 600 bushels.
FERTILTY OF TRK SOIL.
Nowhere can the industrious farmer sesuTo such IN
mediate results for his labor asupon these prs soils
thev being composed Of deep rich lodtn tho fertility
Of Whieh Is unsurp passed By any On The globe.
81 TOsACTUAL CUL1TVATORR.
since 1854 Eis C5mpany hare sold 900 900 ccrsL
fasi seU ONLY % actual cfUat9rs, and eueV c0nirda
conlas an ggresnea fo cltirais. 7he rozd has 6esl
c0nsTctsd hroltgh ess I1nds al an erDes Of $50 900,
COO. In IsSo ne population 81 1oEty.rtns eoi.atis,
2sS have ben adde; making .s ,saols p9slsoa sll,
ss1, gaiH Of l4S pr esilt
Il EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
i As an evidence Of ths thrt of sae psopls ituay Be-
stated that coo 900 tons of freight inosudng 10000
bushels Of Fa and $50 900 barrels Of -four were for1
Earded over The line last year.
EDUCATION.
Y Mechanics and woFkngmen vii ind the free school
system encouraged By the State and endowed with a
large revenue for the support Of schools. Their chill
dren can i've IN sight OF the church and school6ouses
Win luo u 10 A1---l =
the Great Western Empire.
! PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT
Il The prices OF these lands vary from Sc 70 S25 per
acre, according % location, qualify &C. Erst class
farming lsnds for about SO 10 SO per acre and
The reatiYe expense Of subdning prairie land com
pared win wood land is inthe ratio Of % 10 nfaVor
q the former. The terms Of saa for the buk % these
lands VIII be aar
ONE YEAR's INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
at six per cent per annu and six interest notes AZ SIX
per cent, payable respectively IN one tEo, three our,
five and six years from data Of sie and four notes
for PRINCIPAL payable n four five, az and years
fru date ofsae tho contract puang that tenth
Of the tract purchased shall be fenced and cultivated
each and every year, FOR i've years IcI date Of sals
60 that at the end Of hTe years Oneaa shah be fenesa
and under cultivation
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
IRON the valuation for cash. except the zane should be
at six dollars per acre, when the cash price WA be ava
dollars. Ga
productions prices, and terms Of payment can Be had
OSTERz Land Commissioner,
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS,
AGES. and cities situated upon the Illi-
$50, APIsLETON's RAILWAY GUIDE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

2 dA1fROhDs irum buli Oo.s o.
hereby certify that have been dealing IN the
greienbsRg Medicines for the past year and can tr-
" say that have never offered any medicines to tbs
public that have met With the decided apbrolstIuu
ofthe people like these particularly the PilIs and
Datholicon- They will perform all and more than II
promised for them. have sold about any -bottles
resalts IN every ease. J. =. q. JOHNSON,
March y l6S7s Medical Agent
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

This Saturday morning. at 10 o'clock, OOl. JAS.
GARDNER, aged IS years
FrisDds ofthe family are respectfully invited TO
a end the funeral st his late fesidencc No. I2s ST.
afr Street. tO-morrOs Sunday afternoon at four
o'clock.
na-N. Y. Observer, N. Y, PittsHeld ana Spring
field. Mass, and Yincennes, Ind papers please COPY.
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THR ALL-sUTFICigNT THREE.


TRIESEMARa L. 2& BARE DE
TEOTED BY ROYAL LETTERs PATFNT 0
Epgland snd secured BY the Seals OF the Ecole de
ih9rnacie ee PA-iai and ths lnperis College Of
0Cdicine, Vienna af
Ho.l 4 iginyaluahle Tor sxhanStion, BpsrmatoThRe
and all physical disabilities.
EO. Completely eradioates an trases Of those dis
tasea that have heretofore been truated By the
eiouB and pernicious use Of copaiYa and cubebgs bis
No. has entirely gupplsuted the injurious ule
mercury. thereby insuring to the sufferer speedy
def, disperlng all Impurities and roofing cut the
venom Of diaeaae. a-a-- .F-.a aI
TRIESEMAR, Hos. I, and 3, are preparation the
form Of lozenge, devoid OF taste aud sman, and can
bo carried in the WsistCoat peoket. Sold in tin cases
and divided Into separate doses, administered b.
Nalpeau I4nelnand R0U1S Ricold, &o. Price % ea0h
or cases for 50, which save %; and In So cases
whereby there b saving Of 81 To be had WhosEals
and retail, o. DT. ARROW, No. I94 Blseeker street
New York. Immediately on receiving rem ittafloe
Or. Barrow WiH forward the IFiessmAr 70 any par
Of the world securely packed, and add essoi accord
~ Sold also by 4 i. GAYLORD and w
ElchAs Ol@Netand ~ H--a 7 AM
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

Ann Louise Allen, by ID bTUIE FT1I
Jos Horss, .. Roinsy Court o. Common PIeas,
4 4 H.4s,she7s, oatheriee Cyahoga County
EeOakley, and OF hers J 20 '
/ THE SAID RODREY Fl. MATHEWS
and Catherine #. Oakley, who are nOn-residents
on the stat Of Ohio, Notified that the said ban-
ia, on ihe 6th day Of June, 1861, aled IN said OOurt
her petition against them and Samuel Mathews, q
resident OF the county Of Lake, in the State OF Ohio
and others, stating in substance that the Sd day
against the said Rodney II. Mathew 8, Whose wife
she then was, praying te be divorced from him for
the cause Of adultery with one Lucinda Miliss and
That aid Court, st the November term thereof
mohy pending suit, and that At the February tenn
then Of 1873 said cause tried and decree enter
ed aanulling said marriage and grantfF her aliso-
ny against the said Rodney IL the sum of 81 al IN
addition to the said sum Of $50, which sums were by
sad Rodney, aitnht te in said county The petitien
In this further statee that the ga Rodney al
ter the hlipg Of sid petition for divorce, 70 pre-
vent the collection Of such reasonable alimOnV a.
the Court should decreetO her on the trial Of aid
cause, without CONSIDERATION, Pretended 70 convey
ing described real estate situate in sad county, 70
the said Samuel Mathews, 70 wit: known as being
bounded follows. beginning on the northeast COR
EeF OF said lot on the sOuthery hue Of the Public
eqRares running thence sOuiheTy with the eastArIy
line Of said lot to Champain street. thencs estsTIv
with the northerlg line u Champlau street 81 feet.
sas2ss ssS To 5SFseSs ~ ss sFat AAsss Sh Sha%gs9
Public Square 81 feet 70 The place o. bsgunlRg. Al
so tnet tu Baiu cInuei Mathews received said deed
Tor the sole pnrposa OF aiding the ssid kodnty IN
placing his interest in said premises beyond the
reach Of ne plaintiff. and 10 defrAud her. i
Said petition further staees that during the pen-
dsncy Of said petitou for divorce the said samuel
st the request Of the said Redasy and fgr The pur
pose Of more eectualy plaCng said premises beyond
the reach Of said decre8 for alimOy, mortgage the
Bsid real estate 70 the Ralc catherine u. Uakley,
who. said PETITION alleges, had notice of the fr1ufu
lent Intentions Of the said Rodney and Samnel.
he prayer ol said petition is, that tha said Quit
Claim Deed, from the said Rodney 20 thu said Sam
uel be act aside fraudulent; that said morfraRe
f found TO have bean received In good falth hepOst
pOnsd the said decree Of the PLAINTIFF and that the
said premises conFeyed 20 sid Samuel Be sold By
order Of said Court; and that the proceeds OF said
sale bo appied-lst, 70 the payment Of ehs AMOUNT
due said decree and costs entered in favor Of
the plaintiff and that the residue abide the order
Iaid Oonf,
Ihe SAID Rodney d. Mathews and Catherine =,
Oakley are also notified that they required to
answer said petition on or b6fore the Stat Yof An
gust, l66l-s -A =. b. AXFELI.
luue2Tt3lT Affornnv f1r pIafnf-W I
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J. P. PROUDFOoT, Orderly.

ATTENTION GRAY GADETs.-YOu are here
by ordered to appear at your ArmOry TO-
morrow, Sunday July %, at o'clock,
P. H., in uniform, to attend the funeral Of
Mr.. J. E. Wheeler.
By order
CoMNANDANT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

~ Read what Dr. Bushnell says Of the GrRfen.
berg Medicines. DR.. ID. Is physician of extensive
practce and one Of the most successful in the coun-
ty kIrumbulll in which be resides -.,-i f...-
-tls and Marshall's Oath0licOn, sold here BY II. u
johnson, in my practice. They are good me,iicines
Hartford, Trumbull county, Ohio, March Z, 1857
Sold by DruRgigtg and Medicine Dealers through.
out tins country. For Medicines or AeeucieS Al
drpss h. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland
ien5d&W General Agent for Ohio,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

ATTENTION PERRY IEFAETRY.-You are
requested to appear at the ArmOry on Sun
day, July %, at half past o'clock, in uni
form. to attend the funeral of J. E Wheeler,
late member of the Cleveland Grays.
W. h. HAYWARD,
Commandant.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

Military GooDs.-The United States
Express sent forward to Cincinnati last
evening nine tons of military goods for dis
trib-siOn from that point.
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perrrTn Tnfnntrr Rnnnnr.

The following is list of the names
of ladies who contributed to procure the
banner recently presented to the Perry
Light Infantry. Those to whom a star is
FL -. -. IL. l,.,...-.sllnn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

ATTENTION SPRAGUEs.-YOu are notified
to appear at the Club Room Sunday after
nOOa at o'clock precisely, in uniform, to
attend the funeral of J. E. Wheeler, of the
Cleveland Grays.
By order
E B. THOMAS. Orderly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

Twenty FOURTH ONO REGMENT-This
Regiment left Camp Chase yesterday morn
ing, ead il is reported that they will join
Ger. COx's command in Western Virginia
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-29

ATTENTION GEAYs You are requested
to appear at the ArmOry Sunday after
noon, 5uly %, at 1 o'clock, in full dress, to
attend the funeral Of J. E. Wheeler.
By order
-.- C. L. CLARK, 0. s.
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IAMES II. ODELL. BRASS
70 Y DEB AND -MANUFACTURER Of
~ oooEs tfen superior street, Cleveland Ohio ~
~ ~ ltspefsa 70 furnish all kinds OF work used fof
ts9.y v a5ei or Gas, and all the Various articlss
- ~ We tlaInbing Business. Beer Pumps OF ali
sIa4s nleae And repaired Brass OastInR done daily
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In this connection we oner q lew testimonials:
Il an Methodist Clergyman, and when On nv
circuit hsvs met with many women troubled With
the diseases for which you advertise Marshnls Ute
riDe gHth0lioon cure. have Adyisod its use and
IL hsz effected oOnplete wherever e has been
1ee1. Rev. PETER SHARP,
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