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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

oLHvEEExD 70 A sERkseER.--A lady who
is in attendance At the Water Cure in this
city, but whose homeis in Kentucky, writes
very spicy letter to the Louisville journal,
from which we Sxtrsct few paragraphs Of
local interest:
"To the Weddsll House came We who were
left behind. Bright beautiful rooms, look
ing out on the gay thoroughfare. Familiar
faoes, pleasant irionds--aiter ell these were
sun.gleams 10 shine on the gloom.
"Domicilod in the city, have better op-
portunity Of seeing and appreciating It's at
fractions and bssuties. First Of all am
charmed taking G birds eye view from
my window, with the beautiful toilettes Of
the graceful promenaders who pass by. (0f
my own sex, Of course, though / am free 10
confess, that now and then I see lord Of
creation arrayed In an outfit, whose artistic
merit / can't ignore.) Now all this cant
about beauty unadorned,' &C, is the veriest
absurdity. Every body knows G pretty wo-
man is all the prettier for charming aecesso-
ries, only let her remember, that she is the
nucleus, the primary charm, the sweet pic
ture, and the gilt frame muat not be elabor
ate 10 throw in the shade the beauty that il
omnipotent in its perfection. ApropoS, do
you know that lake breezes give 10 female
beauty brilliancy and piqusncy that are
quite irresistible; color and light to the face
-exhilsrtion 10 the manner, elastic grace to
the fgure7
"The balmiest, most genial day Of the past
week, we went en- petite comite to Camp Wade. |
The October sunlight was just softening into |
witching twilight. The air was soft ana gem |
tie. yet with spice Of Autumn sharpness, |
that was delightfully."- exhilarating.
"our frat view Of the camp revealed the |
very important element Of cavalry regi |
ment, the noble steeds, beautifully formed, /
with proud heads aud arched necks. The |
little white tents nesting on the green hill |
side, the martial strains floating sweetly in |
the evening air, the manly soldiers march
ing in military siateliness, groups Of gay |
visitors here and there-it was a picturesque |
scene I shall never forget. Colonel Double |
day, of this regiment, ia o gentleman Of
hi yh breeding, cultivated manners, true re-
fnement, and genuine soldierly bearing.
"The aid Society of Cleveland is doing |
great and noble service. Blessings on the |
earnest spirits that have entered on this |
high mission And oh, how many whis- |
pered prayers and blessings will go up from |
the battle field, from beds Of suffering and |
death, for these true and angelic women,
whs besutify their lives by noble and heroic |
deeds"
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JLA, NERYO
FEOTIOEB,

DllsassI Of the Kidneys, and Diseases Of Women,
und other complaints which lead to OONsUMP-
TIOE.
oed popular attention, and has been especially no
ticsa5ls 4 der the new mode Of treatment.
Dr. AVER has the most complete instruments
With which to make soourste exaDinations and oP-
orations when necessary. His mode Of treatment,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

DODeERs' SCISSORS, EEGLIsH,
ooWLEs 4 o., on the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

ELECTEIC BATHs.-Dr.G .GibsOn's new elec.
trio baths cure general debility, rhsma.
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equalize the circu-
lation Nnd remove almost every disease in
a amanneS truly astonishing. No other bath
in the woEld give such universal satisfae'
tion to the sick. The pleasantest bath
room in the city for lsdies-a female Oper-
ator in attendance. Office No. III Ontario
street. jys
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

oRTEINAL BRANoH-JUDsE BISHOP.
Ohio vs.. Daniel steller, horse stealing.
Found guilty and sent to Reform Farm.
Ohio vs.. silas Merchant, assault and bat
tsiy. Fined $25 and costs.
Ohio vs.. Christopher GOldwOod, burglary
aud larceny. On trial.
The Grand Jury presented a number Of
indictments for liquor selling.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

AALlfANf nov. "a.
The Niagara from Liverpool 2ad. via
Queenstown Sd, arrived here this a. m. Het
dates are two days later.
The Paris correspondent Of the Indepepd.
snce Beige PROCESSES to have reliable inforr A.
ton Ia regard to the Mexican expedition.
he says that it has ulterior objects, and
that the Southern Confedsracy can hold iis
own till January next when France and
England will recognize It and break the
Federal blockade.
This statement is pronounced in England
utterly untrue.
Private circulars report decline on the
week of Tot.
COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET. Beef quiet
and steady. Pork easier. Bacon steady.
Lard steady, but quiet, at 5oC952s. Sugar
and Coffee very dull.
LoEDOS MAREETs.-Wheat doll, and de-
clined Is per quarter; Red Western 55Cay57s
Flour 3l(934s. Coffee steady Tea buoyant
American securities quiet and steady.
LIVERPOOL, Nor. Manchester market
fat, and prices tend downward.
The Liverpool Cotton circulars generally
quote decline on fhe week of 164d.
HAvRE Cotton sales for the week 700
bales. The market had a downward tenden-
ey. Total stock in port 1888 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFTs-Flou steady at
2s98ls. Wheat firm; Red Western liza
l2s 4d Red Southern l2@I2s Sd; White
Western l2s Cd; White Southern 13C6I3s cd.
Corn upward, and all qualities sligntly ad-
vsnced Mixed is quoted at 33933s Cd Yel-
low 33s Cd; White 33@37s.
The Times publishes a long letter from
Hon. Theodore Fay, American Minister to
Switzerland, mainly devoted to refutation
of Earl Russel's late speech at Newcastle in
which be asserted that one side in America
was striving for empire, and the other for
or power.
Mr.. Fay protests in the strongest terms
against Lord RusselIs reasoning, and com
plains of the sympathy accorded 10 rebels by
the English and continental journals. The
Times editorially criticises Fay's letter, and
says although it carries American prolixity
to the f4rthest point, it is not to be compared
to the absurd and peevish utterances of Cas-
sius N. Clay and others Of Lincoln's diplo-
matists.
The London Times, editorially reviewing
Minister Fay's letter says, until we hear some
better arguments thai his, We shall remain
without any desire for reconstruction Of the
Republic which was so completely founded
on principles Of slavery as is the Govern
ment of the ConfedeTats States.
FRANCE.-It is reiterated that France has
opened negotiations with Austria for the
cession Of Venetia.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

No CHANCE FOR HoNE GuARDs.--Theyo young
ladies of Logansport, Ind, recently held q
meeting and passed indignant resolutions
about the young men who viii not volunteer,
some of which were:
'eThat the young men, in this time of our
country's peril, have but one good excuse
for not being soldiers, that is cotoGTdace. That
the young man who now fails to respond 70
the calls of his country is not worthy the
kind regards or the smiles of the young ls-
dies of our native HOosier State, and that
none but ladies of a doubtful age will smile
on such men. That we will have nothing
to do with young men who refuse to 90 to
the war, and that home guards must keep
their distance. That the young man who
has not pluck enough to fight for his coun-
try has not got the manliness to make q good
husband. That we will marry no man VINO
has not been a soldier. That we Will not
marry till after the war is over; and then,
home guarisP No NEVER"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15
FROM KENrUChY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. IA.
The Louisville Courier, dated at Bowling
Green, the 9Th, contains Richmond CORES
pondence saying Colonel, now B1gsdier Gen
eral Humphrey Marshal, is to command the
Eastern Division Of the rebel army in Ken
lucky, and that Brigsdier General John c
Breckinridge returns to Southern Kentucky
this week to organize his brigade, aud put
the Provisional Government in Kentucky IN
motion.
The same correspondence complains of the
delay in getting the steam frigate Merrimac
ready for sea- and speaks Of twenty-one rifed
cannon which came in the steamer Bermuda,
with twelve grooves each, throwing shells Of
l20 pounds five miles and half.
The Fredericksburg Herald of the lst says
Jno. A. Washington's family residence, two
miles below Matthias Point, was bOmbarded
and burnt.
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FROlI WAsHINGT0N,

" N9HIHUIUN1 lNUNf II
Commissions have been issued to the fol-
lowing named gentlemen; Under the recent
appointments, Coils. George ". Cullum and
Schuyler Hamilton, late attached to General
Scotts staff to be Brigadier Generals OF vol
uuteers. to report to Major General Hallecki
Gao. Jesse L. Reno, Of the regular srmY,
Cbarles g. Haeer, George ". Morgan, J.
Stshl and Col. Phillip st. George Cook, also
70 Be- Briradier Generals Of volunteers, to re-
mort to Major General Halleck.
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FROlI NRW YORK.

NEW 1ORK, NOV. IA.
Specials state that Secretary Chase intends
appointing a Collector for Port Beaufort ss
Government will make It port Of entry.
Senator Simmons will send ship to Beau
fsrt with an assorted cargo to exchange for
cotton.
Generals Banks and Stone are in consult
alton with Mcclellan to-day.
Secretary Cameron has declared that SOL
dlers shall not be used es slavs-catchers, and
army officers will not be permitted to engage
in the business, OF order subordinates 70
catch or return fugitives.
A letter from Gen. Yielle states that seS-
eral. of the rihsd cannon taken at Port
RoJsl are lately imported from England.
Bermuda dates of the lst state that the
pirate Nashville was then coming into the
harbor for coal, having been refused a supply
at the other end of the Island. She will
probably obtain q quantity from private
stocks,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

- The price Of the MORElNs LEADEE 10
news agents is One Dollar and Fly Gents
Per hundred, and no deviation undsr any
circumstances.
The postage on the LHADHHj 70 N0Wu
Dealers, is One-fOurth ofa cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage stamps should send rs one and three
cent instead of larger denominations
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15
CAMP CALVERT,
Mar Lnndnn- Kr Nov O 1881
AOuEs tespecCullyI
". Z. STANDARD,
Capt. Co. B, Ist Reg't Artillery.

THR GERMAN BALt.-The Ball given by
the German Ladies at National Hall last
evening, for the benefit Of their Soldiers Aid
Society, was an extremely pleasant affair,
and was largely attended by our German
citizens. A fine supper was furnished by
Individual contributions of the ladies, which
was served at midnight, before and after
which dancingwas enjoyed BY the company.
T. not generally known that the German
ladies have for some time had a soIdiers'
Aid Society in this city, but such is the fact.
Its chief object is to provide for the wants Of
the German volunteers from this locality,
and in this we are informed thsy have done
much valuable service. We heartily wish
them all possible success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

7 YMAN LITTLE.
Dealer In:
r u A L Il ST A 7 E,
Keeps g great variety Of Yarns and City PrOPsrh
for Sale or Rent Also, ohoiee Farming Lands II
Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa and Missouri
ST0nioe 10. Atwatsr Building, Cleveland. o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15
BRIAN SYSTEM OF CURE,

AhIAN SYSTEM OF CURE,
Is not practiced By any other hysieia, and the pub
lie should make note ofthis fact. q has met with
remarkable success in the cure Of BrOchocels, or
ENLARGED NICK,
which is 20 prevalent On the Lake shore.
Persons suffering from coughs, night sweats
bleeding 90 the lunRs. general debility, partial
deafness, imperfect sight loss Of voice, hoarseness
loaI Of flesh and strength loss Of appetite languor
dependency paipitation Of the heart oppression Of
the chest dicult breathing. rsstlessnsss ct night
&C., should consult ths Doctor forthwith.
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BUFFALO HIAHKEP-Nov. IA.
uaua,n a.

FLOUR-Marlzet quiet and unrhauged.
WHEAT-MArKet quiet but firm. rales y O0l
bush Chicago spring az goo; 7,OO bush Milwaukee
club 9dc; l2,0OU bush red winter ct s ,05nl O7.
CORN-Markst a. m and in good demand. Sales
81 900 bush 42c
BARLEY-Market lower held At 46c
tBAT5-Market steady. Eales 1900 bush at PC.
CANAL FR tSkATS-Steady; z3o on corn, 20
on wheat TO New York.
LAKE TRIPOHFs-l2,OnO bbls -four; ls4 COO bu
wheat; l26,000 bush corn; 81, o. bush oats
ANAL EGPORTS-lls,0D ,0DO Dus wheat; "a iOO
huah coFu
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Nov. "A.
A general order has been issued referring
to relieving Fremont ol his command, and
ordering that all those appointed into the
military service by Fremont and whose sp
pOintment has not been sanctioned by the
President, are hereby discharged from the
service of the United States, by command Of
Gen. Mcclellan.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

PosTPoEED.-The meeting which was an
nounced TO be held at the MelodeOn last
night, did not ego eff" The Hall was
opened and lighted up, but at o'clock not
more han hundred persons were present,
and gentleman appeared and stated that
owing to the call for the meeting not having
been sufficiently circulated, and the inclem-
ency of the night, it had been decided TO
postpone it until Saturday evening, at z
O'Clock. At that time it is hoped there will
be g full turnout.
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OsWEGO lIARKKT-NOv. 14

FLOUR-Market steady,
WHEAT-market arm Sales 1000 bush Iowa
spring at sl04; $50 bush do ct l,I5 5,50J bush
winter red Illinois private terms.
dDRR-MarEet quiet
BARLER-Market better and in good demand.
Sales OOI bush Bay Quinte at 55-; IS O0O bush To-
rOntO on private terms.
RYR-MarEet better. Sales 1900 bush Canada
at &c.
PEAs-Markst quiet.
CANAL FREitSHTS-Firm; -four soc, wheat
lSc to New York.
LAKE IMPORT8-40l bbls -four; IA 900 bush
wheat; 1900 bush corn; $50 busL barley l6 J bus
rye; 600 bush peas.
CANAL EGPORTs-5 go bbls -four; s660a bu
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

1(YsTzR1oUs.-On Saturday afternoon last
M =, L. Parmly found on the lew bank Of
tha LAX =, opposite his residence in Perry,
shawl an bonnet fastened together, to which
was attached q piece of paper upon which
was written " Farewell, dear Sister, / am
no more. Fr VIA IVES" Her sister, Mrs.
Amidon. saws he shaWl and bonnet belong
ed 10 Eltba Ives. Nnd that the enote was in her
handwriting. Eh Sbs lived with her sister,
and left home on Tu sSday afternoon of last
week, supposed to be yoing to 2 relative, but
was seen 70 20 towards the lake near where
her shawl and bonnet WE t9ano' ana mas mas
not been seen since. The ehaiF Is shrouded
in mystery. Is she in the lake, or has she
gone to parts unkncwn2 SIZE was a poor
orphan girl, about 20 years or age, aI IN
blemished character, and connected Will
several of the Oldest and most respectaoie
families in Perry. No cause can be assigned
for the very singular act.
ANY information concerning the podyI
addressed to L. P. Amidon, Painesville, o.
will be thankfully received by an anxious
community.
LATRR.-Since the above was in type, We
learn that the body of Miss Ives was found
yesterday on the bea,h of the lake, about
three miles below where she probably
drowned herselE-Pa PainesviAe Press d ADJ.
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FRoM PHTLaDRLPHTA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. IA.
The Iron works of Ridgevsy & Co., at
Germantown, we're destroyed by fire this a
m; loss $40, 900, insured $1,000. The
works were engaged in the manufacture OF
sabres for the Government The FIRE is sup
posed to have been the work of an incen-
diary.
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ny. STOCK MARKET.-NOv.1 IA.
FAY TEIEgRAPH

HTONEY-Easy and p'snty per mt. on call.
8TERLINta EXCGANesE-Olosed nrm al
IO4 Tor best bankers bills.
STOCK KS-Market more active and Hover; Clos
ing finn Chic go & Rocs Island t5Ai Chicsgo,
Bnrlfngtou & Quincy 6534; Buffao state Line no.
Milwaukee q Prairie DuChine ~; Cleveland To-
lado 374; Gelena Chicago 73 IinUts Central scrip
65; Micf iRan fOutht m guaranteed ~ Mtcblgah
3tG; Eris eerrs 6n5S; Hudson 4OjB; Harlem 20
IA; Harlem preferre 3iA Reading s6S; New oTk
tsntral sii9f; Delaware & Hudson t5%; Missouri &c
f5 10; Tennessee &c 434: United stat 6s 81 e
istered oi; United St4tes 90 81 coupons y55e Onl-
aago & rihw-stern let bonds A.; Michigan SCUM
ern I'd assentei 604s
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CHICAGO DIARKET-NOv. IA.

FLOUR-hIsrket firm and Inactive.
WHEAT-Market 10 higher. sales at 72172xc
for No. I, and 6666sE f'r No. 2 in store
CORN Market &c higher. sales at 22922&e for
mixed in store.
OATS Market quiet and nominal at 15c
RECEIPTs-s,UUU bbls Hour 9s,OU DLsh wheat
sHIPMRNTs- 90 bbls -FOUR 5000 bu wheat
IL 900 bush corn.
EREIGHTs-Frmeri l4c on corn, l5c on whelt
to Buffalo.
-lfrT
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FROM ROsTON,

BosToK, Nov. A.
On the person Of James Brown, arrested
as a secessionist yesterday, was found letter
from VIM. l.. Yancey, in England, to his son
in Alabama, in which he speaks discourag-
ingly of the prospects for the recognition Of
the Southern Confederacy by European
Powers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

Where be may be consulted daily through the Au.
tumn and Winter. The very gra'ifsing and aston
ilainR suoross which has attended his practice IL
oui city, even IN Of the most obstinate charsc
tss las elected from many Of our hest citizens tn
highest testimonials, G, pscially for the cure Of
oATARRH, THROAT DISEASE, BRONCHITIS
zARLH STAGE OF CONSUMPTION, HEART
LIVER OchPLAIET,
IMPURITY OF TIE BLOOD,
sOROFULA, NERVOUS Az
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

sPHEREoTYPEs.-stinps is, beyond all
question, a superior artist, and we advise
those wishing to get 8 fine likeness to call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 25S
Superior street, will richly repay both citi-
zan and stranger. R27;tf
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THE CITY.
The Courts-.NoV. IA.
UNITED STATES COURT.

UNITED STATES COURT.
BEFoRE JUDGE WILSON.
The Grand Jury reported Indictment
against Isaac GarwOOd, for forging and eOun-
terfeiting coin, and against Henry Thuler for
passing counterfeit coin. Both plead not
guilty.
Trials Of criminal causes commence next
Tuesday.
The Court was occupied in delivering
opinions in cases reserved ct last term and
in rendering judgments on default.
Guy F. Hinekman, &C., vs.. brig Christine.
Decree for libellsnts, SS47 81.
U.s. Newbsrry and T. R. Chase, ProctOrs.
Q. s. VS.. spiegle, on POstmaster's bond.
Judgment for $500.
Court adjourned to ten o'clock this morn
ing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

CRAwFORD's RETAIL Coal YARD.-BuY
your coal of him. His CHIPPEWA" Is
the very best for family use.
Office and Yard foot of Seneca street
bridge. P. o. drawer III.
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FROM BOsTON.

BosToE, Nov. IA.
A vessel which has just arrived at Holmes
Hole reports that a large English steamer,
laden with munitions of war, had been cap
tured by 0. 8. f1gate, and taken into Key
West
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15
BUSINESS NOTICES.

"DIE ON TIE sPoT. "-Mitchell's Poisoned
Wheat, for the destruction eff Rats, Mice,
and Crows-the celebrated English prepaya-
ton, which kills them on the spot. Price
a5e. For sale by all druggists. nove:36I
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ENLARGED MICK
SPECIAL NOTICR.'


The cold season is approaching, and your difhcul.
y viii surely be worse and perhaps rendered IN.
Cu4ABLE.
Tasrs Is no guess work in the examination or in
tn administering Of tbs medicines, for By the in
stFuments used there can be no mistake, and the
Dootor never hsstates 20 inform the patient or bis
friends Of the TBUE state Of th5 case.
Ths LOctor's parlOrs ct the Weddell House are
tlronged Only, many Ps-sons coming from distant
states, and others who vera dshsaJtened BY form
ereEBsrienes and large sums Faid to quacks. here
And health, and that too bypayiRg very moderate
and reasonable charge.
There is no charge for consultation.
Doctor Al ER does not cure By mercury, oaustios,
qunine, hlistering bleeding or any Of the practices
Usually reHorted to in the treatment Of chronic dis
eases. Ihe treatment is admirably adapted to per-
sons who cannot take strong medicines; the effects
srs prompt and permanent, and but few days trial
VIII convince the most Hkeptical. The Doctor win
with pleasure name parties who can be seen and
converssd with in this city, who have been cured
by his mode Of treatment. Those who are now
tampsrng with their lives under the blind guidance
Of ''trSvsling -dostors, or who are tying By inch
ss under the hands Of physicians who do not under
stand the nature Of their disease or true mode Of
cure, delay longer, but while you have the pow
Or Sssk In rational way to regain your health.-
Those, too, who waiting for the disease TO Wsar
Of" think uhils It is tIme Of those who. like you
waited but IN vain and have gone before you. Many
thousands Of those who have gone doEn to the
grave with consum ption might have been saved
had they taken proper preeautiOn and checked the
disease when e was cstarrh or Inflammation Of the
throat Proat by rejecting upon their fatal neg
1set-
~ Ths charge shall in no case be above your
means. novI:sTs
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FROlI RICHMOND.

IIUHAvNL7I 4NUFs .
John Tyler and Roger A. Pryor are elect
ed to the Confederate Congress.
The steamer Bermuda, with 800 bales
of cotton, ran the Savannah blockade on the
night of the I'd.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

FKAHK PARKBR-Livery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. l Horses and
Carriages at reasquahls figures.
Gepf4R76:ly
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~ J. B. Halls Arnics Oil, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
etc. Price IS cents, at No. II Public square.
Nov 8-R IL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

~ Coal on Lamp Chimneys, that oAE
NOT BE BROKEN BIZ TIE HEAT, can be found at
VI. P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
streets.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

~ For fresh homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
augg-PII
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-15

~ Kyssr & Perry offer for sale their
ttOek of Goods, and store for rent. They are
diving a thriving business, and have one Of
the best locations in the city. The opportu-
nifty is good enc for any enterprising man
who wants to 20 into business.
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HpEelxI XI6tlfeA.

AArHooD-HOW Loss-HoW REzFozEp.-
lustpubiishsd IN ssa'od Eneolops3 priss cents.
q 1ecture On tie Nature, Treatment ans ratissl
Curs Of epormatorrhaa o. seminal weakness, In
voluntary EnissionI, Sexual DEBILITY, and In5sa-
inones % Marriage generally, Norvousnsgs, Coa-
Sumption, EpilspaT aad Tits Mental and Physical
InoapaoisT, reaulting nom eoll-Abueo, &c.-Ry
RoBI. J. oULTERWELL, n. D., Author of the
Earn BooE, 40.
"a Boon % Thousands of Guiiarars." sent under
1oal IN plain enveloPa, % any address Posz rAlDi
90 receipt OF SIX contas oE tNo post9ge gt4m1., By
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