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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-06
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1o,OOO.OOO!
LHHUEL INCOME, $2,260,00ot

mvrsTED In THE UNITfD eTAfEs, OVER ts0o,0ooi
an Drsc.ors Ps~so~auy Responsible for ns Engagements "
he Company.
WIZ respectfully attention 70 the security OF the Liverpool
w and London COMPANY 70 M policy holders In M
large cash capital and nvestments stated above.
The large capital and income the Company ensble 70 take
lines parties requiring large amounts ofinsurance
In addition ordinary mode Of insurance. this 0ompany
sues Observation-Disclosures the payment OF TERANHU.
AL PREMIUMS Property IL, thepceorth, PERMANENTLY
LNSUR6D Policy cancelled time, and the
MUM will be returned less per cent
This Company viii By loss Of Renu By rrs,
new and liberal principle.
Under The Policies this COMPANY all claims paid
ssntson Of satisfactory proof Of loss without ddvc-
lou for tsSrts1 and usual aer presonta
iou Of prooL WORKMAN 4 WYATT, AgentA
NH t2haln sreet, under % Charles Hossi.
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ZINE LIQUORS.
W1hau in ssors, Imported difec, nom France b. he
w Bar"
100 cases hne Clsret Wine
20 BASKETS Champagne wlns
casks dne French Brandy
bsdss aargs lot Of very superior old Wines and Bran
Questionable to and purity having been bought bead
Also London Porter Scotch Ale Irish and ecoh Whisky d
ysnica Rum 10. Our stock Of Virginia Rye whS,s ronpr
moot Of the best brands part OF which very o. sap
al Of which VIII sell st snail advance, In lc&.sl
chaserl JOHNSON, YOUNGER
jslS No. 10 Pearl sir.el RdSs5J
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VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
GENERAL sUPERINTENDENr5 OFFICE
RICHMOND, July slst, 1851
Notice TO Persons sending Packages to Soldiers at Manss
Sas, StauntOn, &C., sc.
NHr practice Of sending large packages by NE NAL trains
80 burdessome The Train. besides causing delay,
that hn necessary 70 caution persons conhne themselves 70
very PACKAGES they will the rsk OF their being eh
II. D. wHITC0MB,
.us General Superintendent
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AA AENT5 AND AssIsrANTs-I would beg 70 invte the
Asnon Heads Of Departments Of the various eTanenss
te o. the Confederate States In Richmond
ny Arge and extensive sock Of Books, Paper sauonn
cry, Envelopes, Blank Books, &C., when VIII
farnilh them = fair prices. MI.
Having attached my essAbhmsnt An extensive BOOB Bnas
~ s ae prepared 70 execute Binding and ths Manufacture
nh Boos 81 every description, The best manner Lnd Aihe
-. 49,, S A. MORRIS,
Publisher and Bookseller,
ia ~ Main street, Richmond. Va.
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance,
Richmond Fire Association.
onee No. 1853 Main QSorsheast corner OF 1lth ErsetJ
Richmond, Va
CHARTERED 2eIH MARCH, 1887.
SEyH old and reliable Institution, with ample Capital and con-
ngeut carefully vested continues Insure Slaves,
0uildings, Merchandise Of every description, u ousc.
hold Furniture, and Family Wearing Apparel, Vessels,
and Freight. rates Losses
adjusted and paid with AL possible despatch.
DIRICToR
David ourre Robt N. Burton,
Chnx I. WORKMAN, yfansh J. Harness
John II. Claiborne, John knhi@ft.
John J. wilson, IhoasA hnst
AIeasnder Garrett, Geo. = ouathmex.
DAVID ouKRIr. Prs1
yoHn J. wnsox, Tressr.
Rom. T. BHoozK, 6ec'y de2I
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1861. skza 1861.
NAIL PACK EFT LINE,
PACKET CLARA, Captain D. D. Isbsll.
PACKET VIOLA, Captain W. II. Maxwell.
PACKET PERCY, Captain A. @. Loving, Jr.
PACKef PIONEER, Captain O. o Burks,
4 FAVE Richmond NC nday, Wednesday aud Friday,
IL Rt6PM N. Leave Lexington days At o'clock A n.
With superior accommodations for trAvellers, tveeky
between Richmond, Lynehburg, and Lexington.
Packages conveyed by this line will be Teeepted for Of
Gee, and paid for, n lost. Our Agents r
w. p orutehned. Richmond BOcoek Parrsh, LynehburE,
and II. Eorgrove. Lexington. mslb
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R@SPECIAL NOTICE.-owing 70 the
BE npOsbity Of procuring supplies e1eep. ior cas-
nv $40 hereafter vii be cash only, excepting only noSe
whose aceoaa have heretofore promptly PAL me n0n
.~is No. % Main Street
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NEL,TARY ClPs! aiIitary 4,

6ooi g ofs-s At Wholesale And Eeta, tSe Military
Goods rey Hae and Black and Fatigue Style Caps
be ha a. ~ Abhshmsut favoAos erus as u any city
A. VI. souh parcalar attention. desired 70 The Black Military
SAD II 4 the Auss most durable and warneg. Cap mSnufe
aired Hadag hand good supply Of took the Manufacture
IN Dras Wholesale and Retail trade viii be oonnu-
Cd JOHT DO .EV No 81 Main Street, Richmond, Va ss9O
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- DIR .. W.. GAkLlCk.-DIAA
AN srA-IhAve for months used In my iAmly sem
ues iay celebrated Baking 20 " ders, and iAHe plea
r Is r-coruaending families the best article
Have ever tred making Light sweet Pongy bread There
no excuse Tor bread when Semple's are useo
w.. IssO fe9-d
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DUVAL NOR OvS "HORSS rDNtU, FOt
il Im nrnNinp The Condition OF H0rses aan1

Il Improving tho Condit ON or Horses ann
NSzs SWING apostle AID Relieving them Of Bots
as worms sbouad Slre and Distemper. and Ali Diseases
10 rcA subject internally Ibis "Horse Tonic ys
then "A appetite xossy Of hair aud can be len 90 af'e
t nn Improved without h fAirg back 10 his hrss poor
eondoa been used extensyey slnee It's introdueuon
sboat years n tbs city and az parts Of NE STATE 81 VIZ
u osroua New and In Anot every quarter OF
A.. TFnian--and the demand Il steadily increasing.
Horse Tonlo has given universal satisfaction a. tA Ie
br has been able 70 ascertain HeAnb obtAlned Of the
p1,a dlg.ss Ia this State snl Of JAS. p DUVAL. Drug
-. $1,000 seq
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HUNT a. JAMES,

Richmond. Virginia,
GMERAL C0MMIsSI0E MERCdARTF,
And Agents for sale Of Manufactured and smoking Tobacco
600 packages nov for sale. riE-on
Sw nohessr Repub lean, ssunton spectator and feder
eksburx News win copy and send bill 20 Hhz othee
DESSaLUTIDN OF CO-PAHTN EfkS hiP.-hy
r. HILL the concern OF DICK Ssos AMI
dissolved All persona adeeted 10 said concern H axe
Immediate payment rhs Of The VII be ussd
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4 H DICKINSON, / Surviving
NAT. n HILL, Partners.

OO-PARTNEnsHIP.-r Subscriber have associated
themselves together under the style OF Dickinson BILL lor
h,grne Of NJ on The auction and Mission business
a. he Ie Of sgoes Al The old established Sand o. Dickinson
Hll o. MutD DOAANsON'
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GREAT SALE
CRD PRICESi
ZION OF Our STOCK d
r E 8 8 GOOD
n IS, % our largo Coax Rooms, 70 begth
hue I'LL all the Goods sold, 70 reds1
10 the condition Of The tines.
BIDS offered
Ssautfu SILK Dresses II SO, tl2, go ana "a.
- Beautiful Bfk Robes Of go 70 90.
Baregs Robes Of % and tl0
Splendid Hcrrani Dresses Of elk
psst variety Of
Bareges Grenadines ohslies,
Poplns, oreandies, Lawns,
- - sold without regard 10 eoH eAhL H. PuCI 90.
NB-Ths Goods Of The receiving By every sssnst
QARRrg JocKEY.oLUB SMOKING TOBACCO, % mud
III sought amer By smokers, for sale By
: anlt ". PETERSON q CO., 1855 Main azssl.
VNHB HANDBOOK on ARTILLERY. By capS
Il John Roberta, eth Regiment Artillery u B. Army volume
isno nusn- rhee g. dew edition v be ready The Last
July
10 b publLhsd July son. pocket NAP Of Virginia; rho
70 centa.
In prsparson poek TEsTAMENr dnIsr In tss and yis,
the Bbie Society agate ezmo and IKE poss
Vim be ready for delivery advance ordes In eepenhes
Price 60 per hundred Aer the advance are fed he
pdes VII be ofs 30 per hundred, and is cts at reAl
! w w. RANDOLPH. ~ Main street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-15

lFrom the Daily News, Newport, r.
Osphalie Pills are taking the place fan kinds.
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The BUFFALO BoATs.-Ths State Journal
says, and says we'll, Of the Buffalo and
Cleveland boats: Who ever saw such
steamboat magniEOence in years gone by
as travellers now revel in on the City of
Buffalo and Western Metropolis, running
between Cleveland and Buffalo On either
Of these vessels you have grand saloons, Ell
sgant state rooms, and table equal, if not
superior, to that Of a metropolitan first class
hotel. After a round trip, under Capt
Perkins OF Goldsmith, one is almost tempt
ed even to place implicit confidence in the
statements Of the Cleveland Local Editors.
They say big things of these boats, which
are certainly realized on trial
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HoE. J. R. GDDIEos.-This veteran came
in on the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Road
from Washington this morning, and pro-
eeeded by Lake Shore train to his home in
Ashtabula county. He left Washington
yesterday morning, and reports that Con-
gress is diligently at work, and will prob
ably adjourn by the middle of next week,
being determined to render all the assist
ance necessary, both as to money and men,
to prosecute the war vigorously. All eff
forts to compromise with the rebels will be
promptly rejected. It was expected that
q forward movement on Fairfax would take
place yesterday,snd that the Federal forces
in Virginia would take up the line of
march on Manassas and Richmond forth
with.
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THIRD Wisconsin, REGIMENT. At 9
o'olock this morning the Third Wisconsin
Regiment had not arrived in Chicago, and
viii not probably arrive in this city before
tomorrow forenoon. The troops will be
provided with coffee 81 the depot in this
city, and proceed with as little delay as
possible % BuffalO.
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TEE BICoEsT Trout YET.-By the North.
err Light, which arrived this morning
from Lake supe-iOr, came a mammoth
brook trout full sir Pounds weight, sent by
"BOb." Weaver to the Weddell House. This
is probably the largest brook trout ever
caught in Northern waters, and more
perfect fish never seized bait.
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gtaaI aatiess.


John Webster, Pl'n, I Cuyahoga County, Ohio. In
vs.. Common Pleas. Civil Ac-
The Judd Linsesd q tiOn for Money
Sperm Oil COMPANY,
THE DEFENDANT WILL TAKE
natios that on the 9Th day Of Nay, ISL, ths-I
Plaintiff commenced his action In the Court of Con-
mon Pleas, in and Tor Ouyahoga county. Ohio, the
object and prayer Of the petition in which action IL
to recover the smOunt nf Si3028 %, with interest
thereon from September lst, ls6o claimed 70 be due
nom defendant to plaintiff for damage sustained
by the plaintiff in the sale 20 him By defendant oa
oil which defendant reDresen ted pure and unadul
tefated Linseed OIL. about the tenth day OF Mo-
FamboE, 1889, and sixth and eighth day O June 1850
which was not in Tact pure Linseed OIL but the same
vas impure and adulteratsd, and which plaintih ,
bought Of defendant for use in the manulaclurs Of
OH Cloths, bF OF the impuritY and adultsra
tion Of which the oil cloth Manufactured from such
oil ered unsaleabs and galus'esa. and plain
tn vas compelled to rake the same back from his
customers and has been unable 70 sell 5 same again,
and also By OF which, his Cputaton as man.
uiacturer OF Oil Cloth hAs been grcafiy damaged;
and also BY Of which he was deprived Of saad
OF his oil cloths to divers parties, 20 the Plaintiffs
damage IN all Of the above mentioned sum.
The Defendant win demurr or answer said pstf-
ton on or before the 18th day Of August ISL, or
judgment Will be taken BY feiault acaiust e.
RANhEY BACEUS a NOBLE
1uneIs3A Plaintiffs AttorneJ5.
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EEaaI AotiEes.

EMOTICE.-GEORGE w. J JAMIsON,
HlN and Elizabeth A. Jamison. Of New York, in
hth0 state Of New York. will take notice that Lewis
Aluellor, ct Cleveland, CuyahORa County, Ohio, did
fon the 9TH day Of June, A. D. 1861, hle his petition
lin the Court OF Common Pleas, within and for the
county Of Cuyahogas In said state Of Ohio against
the said George v. tamlson and Elizabeth A. Jam
tsons and Jarvis Leonard an Reuben Ingersoll, de-
fendants, setting forth that the said George W. ia
misOn ana EliEabsth A. Jamison, on the ath DAY Of
April, 1859 mortgaged to the plaintiff subdivision
lot No Of j. q. BOWies plat OF land in original lots
Nos 343 and $50 in East Cleveland, CuyahOga coun-
IT, Ohio, containing 10 6Og acres of land to secure
the payment Of said George w yamisons note to the
plaintiff for Ten Hundred and Ninety Dollars dated
April 26th, ls59 and payabe in two years after its
date, end that the other defendants claim some in
terest In said land under them, and assiug for iudg
ment against said George W. JsmisoH for Ten Hun
dred and Ninety Dollars and interest thereon from
April zth, 1851, and for tn sale Of said m0rtgagsd
s also notified that an order Of Attachment against
his property. rights credits and effects, has also
been issued in said actOn. said George ". amison
and Elizabeth A. JamisOn are further notified that
they are required to appear and answer said psti-
LEWIS MUELLER,
iune6, ls6l;3A By B. B. Beayis, atty.
MASTER'S SAL E.-PURsUANT
lYl to the command Of q decretal order Of salC
from the Court Of Common Please Of Cuy ahOgp
County, at the suit Of William u. Hayes and Others
against John Greenbrier and others, to directed
shall expose for sale az pablo sucton Rt The dooi
Of the Court House in the City OF CieTslsnd tho
nlth day Of July, ls6l, At three O'Clock P NJ, the
following described premises, situate IN the town
ship of Brooklyn, in the county Of Guyahoga, an6
Cleveland, formerly called Ohio City, and known
lots numbers twenty-Oneand twenty two in Jacob
Perkinsis Subdivision Of part Of the southeastern
Brooklyn, each Of said lots being my feet front
Clinton street. Appraised a $50 tsqa .,,
Loren Prentis Master Commir.
Pins juneS=3f2
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FRoM FLoRIDA.-S. NJ. Bauder, a nephew
Of C. L Bsuder, Of this city, came in from
Florida on yesterday. he is connected
with, Co. Il lst Infantry, Regulars. at
Key West, which place he left June 22d,
on furlOugh Of two months, being in i'll
health. BE informs us that Government
has q large force at Pensacola, Fort Pick
ems and Key West sufficient to defend
them against any attack by the rebels
There is very little sickness among the
sOldiers-there have been a few cases of
yellow fever, hut none fatal. Mr.. Bauder
informs us that JEFF. Davis forces are be-
ing removed north, and he seems to have
no idea Of attacking the Federal troops at
either Of those pOints-in fact, that the
number of rebel troops in that vicinity is
very small, and the impression is that they
viii abandon their position entirely soon,
if they have have not already. Our feet
of Pensacola has full command of all ves-
sells entering the Gulf.
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lFrOm the Western R. R. Gazstte, Chicago. MI .
We heartily 3derse Mr.. spAlding, snd his unri
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Dy the uSo Of these Fills the periodic ATTACKS Of
NsrSons OF Sick Headache may be prevented; and Il
Nlaeh a. the commenosment Of an attack Immediate
relief from pain and sickness will be obtained.
Ihey seldom tail in removing The Eaussa or Head.
ache TO which II males are subject.
rhsy act ss1tiY upon tho Bowels, removing Cost
iyensss.
FOR Literary Men, Students, Delicate Fonaiea. aud
ali persons Of fsedentary habits they are valuable u
Laxative, improving tho appetite, giving tone and
Fisor to the digestive organs, and restoring the
elasticity and strength ofthe whole syston.
TIE ORPHALIU PILLS
arc the result OF long inFestigatien Aud ear,6,ll
conducted experiments, having been L, use u,anv
years during which time they have prevented and
relieved vast amount of pain and suffering from
Headache, whether originating In the nervons ava.
toin' or from q deranged state Of the stomach
Iney are entirely vegetable In their composition.
ana may DO taken az all times with perfect safety
without making any ehangoof diet, and ths abssnes
Of any disasreeabls tasto renisrs It esy to sdmpis
ter them to Children.
W ARE OF OOUNTERFEITsT
- The genuine have I'VE signatures Of Henry @
Sold by Druggists aHd all Dealers IN Medicine.
,b Boz viii be sent By mall prepaid on receipt Of
TwEErY-ElyE oEErs.
S~An orders should be addressed to
HENRY o. sPALDINg.
% Usdar street, New York,
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A sECEsHER.-The Medina Gazette states
that q seOessiOnist was in Medina last
Eeek-One Briggs-WhO came near meet
ing en- ignominiOus death. He was given
thirty minutes to leave town or die, and
be left.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-15

FOE VIRGINIA. party of gentleman
are going 70 the sest Of var in Virginia on
Monday morning. Any person having
packages to send to friends, win please
leave them at schrink's Confectionery
Store, BY o'clock Monday morning.
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LATEST EEws.-W. h. Willis opposite
the Post Office, has received the Weekly
Times, Tribune and Herald, Independent
Banner, German papers, Vanity Fair, sc,
Sc. Also Lesiis's New York Illustrated
News, and heaps Of other papers for the
current Reek.
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CLEVELAND 4 ERIE r.. n.

ls6l. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1861.
q, On aud after Monday, May 9th, 1851, Passenger
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
1925 A. n. EXPRESS MAIL TRAIH-StoppfnR At
all Stations except Euclid, Wicklihe, Men.
toFl Ferrys uniOnville, Saybrook, fairview
and bWanville; and arrives ct Erie at 1924
P. NJ, Dunkirk 3:O0 P NJ BulIalo I:25 p ~
500 P. NJ OlhOlhhAfI EXPRESS TRAIN-Stop-
ping at gainesville, Ashtabula and airard
only, aud arrives at Erie 7:05 P. n Dun.
kirk 81 $50 P. n, Buffalo At l0:25 ?. n
i;a5 P. n. COhhEAUT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
800 P. n. NIGHT ExPREss TRAlN-stopping at
Paineaville, Ashtabula and Girard only and
arrives at Erie at 1910 A. NJ, Dunkirk st
zOO Ar Buffalo si2O A. \.
LEAVE ERIE.
ll5 A. n. NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIH-Stoppina At
Girards Ashtabula and Painesville oply; and
arrives at cleveland az 4:38A.M
lO'tO A n. NAIL TRAIh-StoppIng at all Stations
except saybrook, UDtOnTilis, Perry, Men.
Ter end Mtekiife, and arrive at Cleveland
1880 P. n. DAY EXPRESS TRAIN-stoppina at Gi-
rard, Conneaut, AshIabuls and Psinasville
$780, Only and arrives st Cleveland ct 42O p n
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN viii leave Oonneaut
At 6:OO A. NJ, stopping at all stations, and
arriving at Cleveland at 9;l0 A. n.
All the trains going westward connect At Cleveland
With trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Oincin-
hatl St. Louis, Sci and all the trains going eastward
Railroad, and at Buffalo with those Of the New YoTf
Central and Builalo 4 New York City Railrosaa
Cleveland. Mayo, 1861.
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My- Frank Leslle's Illustrated, New
York Illustrated, New York Weekly Times,
Tribune, Herald and World, Independent,
Street s Smiths Weekly, and any quantity
Of other reading matter for Sunday, at
Hawks & Bros.
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RNLII9 0PEnIRIn
. A T A R R H .


The question Is yet on ,n asked, 'What s this dis
ease y iioN know when Fe have the Oetarrh :" As
the disease was meyer Il ais dehnod BY medical books
it was published and sfir often mistaken for some
other disease BY the Naims Oft Therefore repub-
ish its true symptoms IN answer to the above Qdes
'A SYMPTOMS.
The following are some Of the true symptoms Of
in lion oft sensation OF fnnesss OPPRESSION con-
NJ Of deas hstlsssnsss indifference 20 bSiness IS
pei Form certain acts jobs, to carry into ect
certain preeonoeiyed plans AZ times, an obatTueted
obstruction gives place 70 prOiuse discharge from
the nose fauces or throat On blowing the nostrtls
out, ofen tinRed with ood. The sensation Of
nnid dropP.ng from the head down into the throat
IL sometimes telt Various noises or ringing sounds
IN the ears are noticed. When the dlsease has pro-
eressed 70 matur and severity many OF the SENSES
become impaired, and that Ofsmell is sometimes to-
tally lost. That Of hearing sun rs much, and the
organs O. vi-on participate IN the TaEases An ae-
place, especially In the night, and the patient, If
sged I, els like choking suff eating. To the
stances, and insufierable odor by the secretions.
BRONCHITIS AND NEURALGIA.
The latter often termed "nervous headache, are
the offspring Of Catarrh; And nov, II Ihe above
symptoms exist, or majority OF them. the disease
Is OatHrrh.
CONSUMPTION.
And here it is deemed OF the utmost Importance to
correct preFalent-almost objectionable error
Bronchitis Is known to be the Immediate hArIiLger
Of Consumption. Not knowing, and not even sus
pecting that Catarrh is the prOnOuncing cause Of
bronchitis, phy5cians have attempted to this
la ter affection by local applications, such nitrate
uf SILVER ORGANIZATIONS, inhslations OF medicaed
pors, &c, to the throat and fauces. Now, all such
efforts 10 bronchitis afford palpable evidence Of
deluson only therefore assert, that 10 cure bron-
chits and avert consumption, Uatarrh must fret he
cUed. Upon this common sense pOstulate, have
predicatef my remedy for the cure of Oatarrh; and
not only have the satisfaction 20 know that it has
proved eminentiy successful In the e,attainment Of
thi. object, but that in accomplishing this il has
permanently cured bronchitis aud aYerted cOnsump-
ton in thousands Of instances,
DISEASED EYES.
Among many local complaints, produced by Ca
taIrh and which have never been recognized 10y the
Faculty il that Of an ObsIruct n, clos ng up Of
the tear pa sage frsm the eye to the nostril This
arises Oftener from Oatarrh than from any other
cause 1hs cure Of CAtarrh removes the difficulty,
and obviates the painful and needless process Of in
sertiBg metallic tube into the duct passage with
the vsn hope that such perniciOus practice may ef
feet the cure. But Ii never does.
il is now knoWn that my ERRHINE is the only
positive curs for Oatarrh. R GO0DALE, MD,
SAC. W. CLARK, successor 10 VIM. Fiske, ll9
SupsriOr St., Agent for Cleveland je2':dhwS4
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NEW REMEDY.

SGporceding Oubsbs, OopNiba, Capsules, or any
compound that has ever been before the public. IL
has been ussl By
ONE HUNDRED PHYSICIANS,
In their private practice with entire success In ali
BELLS SPEOIFIC PILLS,
d performed In . week, and entire confidence may
Be placed In them. This remedy is g newly dscOV-
cred specific more active and more speedy In its ef
iscts than Cubeba or COpAiba alone. Tho Pills are
half the size Of Capsules, and never nauseate the
stomach or impregnats the breath. Six dozen Pills
IN Box.
6S- Price ONE DOLLAR.
The above VIII be sent By mail, on receipt OF the
Soia 6v wM FTsKM Aseut to- uavel.nS.
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OONNEnTIoNa.

Connections are made at Monroeyilio with the San.
duakyi Mansfield and Newark R. r., at Clyde with
the bandualY, Dayton aud Cincinnati r. r., AZ Ere.
mont with Fremant 4 Indiana X, r., and 1t Toledo
With the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana
and Toledo aud Wabash Railroads for Chicago, De
rOit Jackson Fort WaYns, JogansPort, Lafayette,
Oairo, Alton, s. Louis, and all points West, North
west and Southwest,
Trains arrive In Cleveland from To odo and the
West, at $40 NJ, G25 ?. ~, andsif5 P. N. From
Bandusky Ut $50 A, n.
L. i. FUCKER,
UleValnuu. Juna e. 1851.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-07-15

JERF. DAVIS IN OANrOE.-sOms boys in
Canton, for want Of other means Of cele-
brating on the 4th, hung JEFF. Davis in eff
fgy, near the Court House, and then shot
him. Good for the boys.