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GENEROsrVx OF TIE Day GooDs MEzoHAErs'
Yesterday Messrs. Taylor & Grisweld
Hover Higbee, Kendall & Co., Sherwood
& Oakley, E. I. Baldwin & Co., Alcott &
n 'stOn, Freeman & Kellogg, Morgan 4 Root,
- Raymond presented the Soldiers Aid
soo;atr -. with eleven full pieces of cotton
.,o,,, L.h, u $50 ysrds,) for hospital thirts.
NJ ~, /. Vade up Immediately and seat
- =, = ~. Of our regiments in nsed.
:, "a ;" -, ~ te ono hundred and f6y
.bir,s for' sbs ,;ct v,i vSuhded, that were
sent YESTERDAY 20 the ssreu1h Regiment VIII
be sufficient for their pre- 'eT'1 enhei 9no1
To all our patriotic aides, !, 70 VS. ~ ~
the suffering sOldie, >, We wO. 10 M, M.
this Society, and wo rk with the. =
noble Gauss.
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ELECTRIC BATH-Dr. Gibson's new elee
tric bath cures general debility, rheums
tism, neuralgia, disease Of the brain and
insanity. These baths equalize the eircu-
latiOn and remove almost every disease in
manner truly astonishing, No other bath
in the world give such universal satisfae-
ton to the sick. The pleasantest bath
room in the city for ladiss-a female Oper-
stOr in attendance. Ofics No. III Ontario
street. jy3
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In THE FoRTY- Y-FIRsT.-A company Of forty
four men from Elyria, under command Of
Capt. Leslie, came in yesterday and went
into the camp of the Forty-frst. They will
be mustered in this morning at 10 o'clock.
one-half company, or forty-two men,
can be mustered into service With a first
lieutenant, according to regulation.
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WHAT scoTTY DID.--scotty, a faYorits
with Che Cleveland pablo, to judge from the
numerous eaeOrss which. be receives, was
sent up stairs at the johnson street Station
House yesterday sfbsrnoon to wash the
doors. When aeit alone, he got from win
dow on to z nhsa. jumped from thence 3
long distaneeon . the root 81 al ut-house,
passed like boinb shell through roof and
aoor, sxsricated hiaaseIs, and ran for dear
life, up Water ssreet with prison keeper 7.
D. GiTens in the rear mslcing all sail in
chase. The rslngee vas OVertaken finally
and marched back, and before long was. very
Psnitsnt.
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1t. Colonel Commanding.

FoR yrReIxII.-samuel Plumb, Esq, Of
Oberlin, was in town yesterday on his wa =
10 Virginia to the Seventh Regiment. Mr.
Plumb goes for the purpose of caring for the
killed and wounded Of the 0berlin company
vino belonged to the regiment
Some of our ewn citizens have also left on
the same mission.
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WE GTTY. .

PosEkGE sTANPs AND sFAMPzD ESxE1oPEs,
except the One Cent stamped envslOpes) )of
the old issue viii not be received for postage
ct the CLEVELAND Post Office. Be sure and
use STAMPS Of the new issue.
Stamped One Cent Envelopes Of the old
issue received as usual for postage.
aug. 26-lw +, COWLES, P. NJ.
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~ Refrigerators and wster-eoolers, ol
all the most most approved styles, and Tor
rey's four minute ice cream freezers, and
bird cages, and baths just received, and fol
sale ct reduced manufacturers prices; also
fruit jars and cans, at the stove and CRATE
emporium of W. L. MARVIN,
No. ~, south-side Public Square,,
july16tf Cleveland, o.
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WIsooEsN LAEDs.-The subscribers have
several hundred acres Of School Lands stu
atsd in the counties of Marathon, Portsge,
juneau, Monroe and Oconto, Wisconsin,
that they desire to exchange for city proper
ty or farming lands, or other property loca-
ted in the vicinity of Cleveland. Particulars
can be had BY inquiring, either BY letter Ol
otherwise, of ALoOTT & HeRTOE,
1888 and 141 Water Street,
jySS5I. Cleveland, Ohio.
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- - 1Aa-A ~
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
All Solvent Banks. ... pgI

Ali Solvent Banls.... par
Commercial B'k, Bath-y0I
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BLOOD BOODI
BLOOD FOOnt
HT0nn E0lODf

~ Al suffering frOm Oonaump ption, inoiplent or
v,uSarrn a, or from debility Of kny kind or frcm
ISSgSS q serVOaB prostretions brought on BY any
ro117sf y fm EcrolnloQs Complaints; or nom die
49, a fhe lsnsys OF bladder aud to Ladies suf-
r1r ~ 81 tie nsny distressing complaints their
sI a. liable To- Aed FhicA eaEender Consumption,
THn BLOOD FOOD
olirrsf a. . CsFtain aItd Reliable Kennedy. DifaF~
II N Vry partscular ieonl the patent medicines Of
ths daF Il q thsuoAi ooIe biiatsaO of IRON, L.
B FHU r aad fHUS RR0Rvs, otyeEg great worth, and
nsny hundreds be- Tiaa and grateful testimony to
a. hnusftr Il has Q tdETeo on th61n.
NoHUnUa 4 DuhOhIt aes Broadway New YORK,
sorgs1 lenos Of fraud Attempted Bpon the publtc,
ishaaFod te color Of the outside wrapper from am
70 YILW and increased tho aiEe Of the bottle 20
gnnoas. Ba sery cautious IN buy Ing 70 that the
f-aimils Of sher signature b on the outside OF the
RqnarHar a. ~ 0thera hre starfgits. In oouEs-
rHdce of the large demand for this artielo, the fol-
t1FtRk drnRgists hase al ordered and rsoeiVed a1p
Ntsa 81 the new kind, FiEi
N tlesl a. Elmball, NE. II. Hrenoh, ]. y. Hayoa,
= - sasHiBl1, and samuel Eiddur 1r., Lowell
49, s&cid b. Wm. FtSkE, Drnggt : Cleveland,
slsfa eb25:dAW
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sUFFALo MAEKETZAus. 20.

..-.. iBY fELAaRAPH.l
FLOUR Market unchanged and in moderate de-
mand la'Ea I'll" . Gl 10
WHEAT-Market lower aud mod rate demand
Sales OF 700 bush red winter western at glc 65O DO
spring at 79c.
GORN-MaTket dulI. Sales Of q, at sso.
I2k a on wheat 70 New York. ---.--7-
whest; 30 900 bush corn HtL 'I7 .7II-
CANAL EXPORTS-OOlG bls four 81 OOQ bua
Whset, 81, go bush corn.
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Delegates 20 the Union Mass Convention.
Pursuant to the call which has been pub
lished, the various Wards of this city last
night selected their delegates to the Union
Mass Convention, to be held in this city on
Saturday, the Slst instant The following is
the list Of the delegates. I'D a.
First Wsrd-W. V. Oraw, Charles Brad
burn. --5 --.qr.sr
Second ward-R. F. Paine, John Tod.
Ward Committee Bushnell White, John
Tod, 0. NJ. 0viatt.
Third Ward-Henry s. Stevens, George "
eirty.
Fourth ward-R. P. spalding, Chairman;
D. W. Gage, Secretary. A committee of six
was chosen to nominate committee of two
to the County Convention. Said committee
consisted of ]. E. Ingersoll, J.. C. Grannis,
R. D. Noble, NJ. Barlow, F. T. Wallace and
J. E. Cary. They reported the names of
Henry Blair and ]. E. Cary, which repDrt
was agreed te by the meeting.
Fifth Ward-Joseph sturges, Dudley Bald-
win.
Sixth Ward-Harvey Rice, G. A. Kolbe.
Seventh Ward-James Mason, Peter NJ.
Freeze. 2Is 30 rag1sU rasi aaw
Eighth Ward-J. D. Palmer, J. F. Card
Ninth Ward-Wm. B. Castle, J. NJ. Coffin
berry. Alternates-C. ". Palmer, S. NJ.
Cady.
Tenth Wsrd-I 0. Masters, VIM. Well
house. tEffH Zoe
Eleventh Ward-This Ward not being fully
represented, no delegates were appointed
The meeting, after electing Chairman and
Secretary, adjourned until this evening.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

sTRAYEo Oh s4oLRN-on the 18th of Au-
gust, small dark red COW, with a little
white down the back, little white under
the belly, and black teats. ANY person leav-
ing word with Mason Everett, lab Weddell,
where she can be had, will be literally re-
warded. C. ". DELLEEsAUGH,
East Cleveland.
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PoLIoK.-Philip Leeman committed an
assault, and was taken in custody in cOnse-
qusnee. o.s,
John Stanley and James Brown were
locked up in consequence of being charged
with being pick-POckets. They were "spot-
ted by Clark Warren at the depot.
Anthony AndRine appropriated a cleaver
belonging to George Smith, and now awaits
his trial in the cellular tissue of the station
house.
Henry A. B. Richardson, who is charged
by Emma Fross with taking from her. pos
session, in fslOnious manner, $47 IN meEe5r
81 dolIsrs in jewslry, and $50 gold watch,
also awaits examination. ~ .ag
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OsWEGO AIARKRr-Aug. go.

RLOUR-Markst UNCHANGED. v
WHEAT-Market moderate demand Sales o
500 new No do, and 2OOO winter red western OF
priYateterms.
I CORN-Market quiet, lHH ..-.
Other grains quiet.
CANAL Rh hEIGHTS-Firm and boats scarce
nonr Is, wheat 9, corn S, TO New York
bush corn, llO 0 oats
Anal kxPORTs-OOOO bbls ntur; $500 busl
wheat 5000 bush corn, - ~
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~ The Independent, Home Journal
Scottish American, Boston Pilot, Irish Amer
lean, &C.. for this week, and Appleton's and
DinsmOre's Railroad Guides for September
are for sale at Hawks & Bros. N !
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CHICAGO nIARKET-AuE. 20.

RLOUR-Market dull
MHEAT-Decl ned lc. Sales at 50 No. !,
lOAN~St &c for mixed Ia store.
OATS o. arket dull, $50
RECEIPTS-4 600 bbls hour; SOON bus wheat
l34, 900 bush ,oin; r. 'f- Y 7 T
sHIPMRNT$-s,sOO bbls -four; 1900 bush
wheat, 95 OOO bush corn,
FIR REieaHT9-S teady
kNGR-UuchaBged
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TBE ARTILLERY REGIHENT.-Col. eheTwin
has 125 men in camp. About 700 men, he
says, besides these, have been enlisted in
different parts of the State, and will shortly
be there.
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ordsr q the Dar q camp WOOD.


HAD QUAETERs, CANP wooD, I
Aug. 29Ih, 1861.
Order for Friday, August 80:
Officer Of the Day-Capt. Tolles.
Officer of the Guard-Lieut. Morgan.
Reveille-6KA.M.
Company Roll Call A. NJ.
Squad Drill from to SAN. a5
Guard Mounting-s Am.
Officers Drill-S o'clock A. NJ. 175 ri
squad Drill-frOm 10 to llKA.M.
Officers DiIl-2P.
Squad Drill-from 8 to AZ Pm.
Dress Parade-51z P. NJ. aa.s
Company Roll CaIl-sK Pm.
TattoO-9 P. N.
JNo J. WIzEMAE,
1t Colonel Commanding.
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M ARINE 3 .
PORT OF CLEVELAND

PORT OF CLEVELAND. y
ESFERED.-AUa. %.
stmr. Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, Buffalo 3
pkgs mdZe, IS pkgs wine, 20 prgB riggiug
stmr. Nay Queen, Niger, Detroit q pkgs zsrdines,
10 bags wheat, 6Backs wool. =
Frop. Ontario, Williams, Ogde nsburgh, 4 tons mdze
20 drates crockery.
Prop. Cushman, Scott, Dunkirk, a tons'mdze.
Prop, Bradbury. Monroe, Dunkirk, u tons mdzs
Prop Saginaw, Jackson, Buffalo, 60 tons mdze.
OL1ARID
stmr Western Metropolis, Goldsmith, buffalo.
Stmr. May Qnetn, Viger, D, troit
Prop. OnLarfi, ~ Williams, Detroit
Sehr, Ellington, Warner, Detroit, $50 tons coal
nhodes & Lard
Sehr. J, W. sar cant, Harris Buffalo, 6OOO buIhsls
wheat-Hubby & hughes
EcAr. Wanderer, D0yOics, To edO
Schr. Seaman, FlOed, Windsor, l9s tons coal
Rhodes aad Lard.
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sAeIEAw SALT-EleVen thousand barrels
of salt had been made by the East Saginaw
Salt Company up to July 1st, last. Eighl
thousand of this was sold to the local trade
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WGsHIEsroE TAKRE.-The undersigned
having returned from the seat Of war, is again
prepared 10 do general joiner j0bbing on the
most favorable terms. Ny shop is on Bank
street, second door south of the Academy
Of Music. Patronage solicited.
Aug. 20, S57. MI. EDDY.
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sll-l7r congratulete on readera upo1

-WC cougratulete our readers upon the
sitbOVsrr e 4 enfs cure f0r rheumatism, GOut and
SeurEigiE eEd eli MeTcuriAl Diseases, which Ia Of.
Is1fed gita.t the use Of internal medicines which
fGssToY the ooLstltution and glYa temporary reiCi
f1nlY. In fct, if g the only known reEody exciting
a auraef cure, aRd Ua Eel warranted from its re-
ts5mmendatlons IN calling tho attention Of The a.
ftotBd and those having friends suffering from Rhen.
Fa6tEin, Gout or Neuralgia, or the Detncious oncctE
q flarcury 10 ths Advertisement IN another column
n fsolr Papsr, q DT Leland'E Anti Rhsunatic Bapd
d8rtnla ~ Wm- FISK 2. Clsvalana. q. fAb2a
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\. =. STOCK HIARKRT.-Aur. es.

MONEY-Plenty on call at 4Jas per cent.
STERLING EXCHANg2E-Quiet Al unchaur-
STOOKs-loHer except Government securitie J
Khich are better, with Orly mOderase business =
Money plenty on call, az 495 Per cent. Bonds 1870
sIHi eonpon bonds 1879 stS; Treasury IS per cent
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OoMMERuIAB.
OLHVELAND MARKEF-AnE. 70.

Notwithstanding. sslss OF 100 Ibis aad 2,
bbls choice double extra rcd At $40.
WaRAT-LoWera and heavy. SALES Of is cars at
soc on trRsk 1000 bush ana go buih saoss A, SIC.
cars ahoat at same and cara choice white A. o7c
CORN-DulI at $50. 4
OATs-sslss Of 1870 bush slyat at 22c. I
HlGHWINEs-saEss ofss bbIs at lsse.
sREDS-Timoih by Is offered at $500
BUTTRR- Dali at easc for Inferior to prime.
EGGs-Dufatsp.
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lDEACHESl PkACHEsIl-W e
Il are receiving daily,
From 40 TO so BUSHELS
Of The finest PEACHES fn market, and rsuz zuruiv
Dealers or Consumers On the most iiosrai fs55i5
MOULD HOGAN,
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APPOINTED SUReEoN.-Thomas G. Cleve-
land, NJ. D., has been appointed Surgeon Of
the 4Ist regiment. ..-,
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HARRY.

A Coon CARD.-Mr. Douglas E. Jerrold,
son of the late Douglas Jerrold, of Eng and,
will make his first appearance in Buffalo on
Monday, the I'd Sept. Mr.. JerrOld intends
devoting himself entirely 10 the representa-
tion of his late fathers productions.
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80araiM9

GNh4 A QUARTERf-ESEND
~ py mall tree Of postage, very amusing, IN
gtructVe and powerful lttls singls-lens Mioro5cops
Lice from plants look ike formidable monsterS.-
Worth more than Q quarter for q sing evenings
amnzeme- of the family circle. Six Of dinoront
4 = AARON BRADSHAW,
nartS:Hil LosE,B0S -. BossoS. liiii.
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DRAFrEa.-In the City Council of Cincin-
natl on Wednesday night resolution calling
upon the Governor to draft $4,000 men for
the defence of the State, was offered.
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N D K s A LaE "a -
a FARM OF "a ArRr.ss - 81

A FARM OF "a AcRrs
a tna Italian style Of architectur1, vita h-'-r
seis olatern and out houses, al new, Just cor1Is.
-, anq ready Tor Occupancy Tne tfrHs = -,
slth ~ meaarn improvements; the groundl have 4
n H.. 90 1tn5nen Avenue 81 20 r0ds5 tea1tl7Ii
Eesine end living brook run through the roar a,f
o. ne Ear1 there are several sprirFa ~ 1lif1 80
Lll L1lllllls Ont tron the banks Of the rsEins, w7ef
VIII SIMPLE ~ drauilc works. can DO ocoure5ef f7l
~ - ~ ne herm- Eor ientlemau's Re5idonc1
sne whole grounds can be elePnntl5 rh1 f9fsi5l II
arranged sor Gardan, Yiasyare. o. Fruif fi-.I
sQrss it een 30 made Probable, baiue - neor ~
cls-ollJ abouk lO8 rods IRON the m ir -
1nis Arn can be divided INTO lots 81 cne 70 Ts a.
more acres, and make elegant .s',s a ~
large advance Of the price az which t an no17 81
purchased. fhsrs are about - scres 81 rlssI.
and part Of which e = beautifnl Grove. Slfr
Alnsnan street Railroad passes through the aFd
Also-A NEW TWO STORY BRECK HOUSE,.
barns Out Buildings, kc., corner Of Ei1gna7- -
EoIesL strSets Lot ilz teet on hin81an, End 15c cn
Forest street. House eud In proVennentI are al f
elass, VIII all the mosrn ssyla and huilf IN q nb.
.Also--A NGWi TWO STORY BRiOK. aousr.
Barn, Out Buildings, &c, situated on F0rost strsst
Just north Of Inc residancs Of She Hon A. a. HidaTE
Lot ll3 ieet rvDt b. ~ feet deep This q 4 dr1s
go 80. ngl5ss Dalt N suostantial uan15fi and O.
tns Italian sty ie Of aEct itscture.
Aiso--AnUthsr Two STOBT BnIUK HOBgn
Barn, Out Buildings &C., adjoining the one fs1t a.
scrleed Lot l5G iett rons b. z6 lsst eee, ana m
ished In oil regpscts ike the other
ASSUME VACANT LOT, on Einaa1an street,
second lot trOn the c0rner Of Kfnssnan and FcreSf
streeis lls feet 'front.' by 395 deep. Nine lOts On 0
e8t street. b5tween hidgrnali snd ScoFfif aTenra.
east side Lots 80 fset front By rs FEET dsep. WI
sell On time to suit purchasers.
~ sur further Information suau ufrs Of the MD
signeo, No. 4os KiDsn-sn IT., CisEeiano, Ohio.
o
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Ssr Carbon Oil ct 40 cents per gallon,
Lubricating OH at 20 aad IS csntsJ Akron
Cascade Fl,ur, for family use; No. Mack
eral, Dried Beef, Hams, Pork, Beans and
Lard, at GEoRaE sPRAauE's,
Oviatt's Exchange. Cleveland. O.
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Let us not take counsel Of our fears. Com
promise is a very Devil. Let it not come
near u.s.. God and Right are our mighty
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~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Halls, II Public Square.
augs-RII sso
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Pennington, Monday, Sept. I'd.
3 9 Canfeld, Tuesday, Sept. Sd. @
Jefferson, Thursday, Sept. 5th.
Painesville, Friday, Sept. 9th.
Chardon, Saturday, Sept. 7th. g 9 .fE
Ravenna, Tuesday, Sept. 10th.
Akron, Wednesday, Sept. 1th. sa2 .
Medina, Thursday, Sept. 18th.
Eiyria, Saturday, Sept. 14th. 4ssl.
All persons who have horses to sell wi
be at these places promptly. as
,.-.-g.-. J. J. ELwELL,
Ifltd Quartermaster U. 3. Army.
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FRAEE PAREIR.-Livery and Boarding
Stable, % Seneca street, A No. I Horses and
Carriages Gt reasquable sgures.
sep94R4e:Iy
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l. & SOLO NONsON,

rg Frae6eal aIsd SiNIA ae OPtietaal
Gseps TIE lA-Es. ne ,n.s moss iggi2SsS
E5F near o. fsr si9htsd, an gr5Ea under his oEn
pectfon, ~ machinery o. augE coA S W..
s51rinr Weslness DisTIrsts Or InfsFr stion Of tke
.Lyess and imparting strength f5T lOag eeeins q
iane sewing. :,
NJ. Soionionson would hsroinform the pub 70 that
he nsEef employs any one ia the sale % his Ia 49,
Also, q splendid aEgoT tu1ant OF " i GLAkA ~
H1TOROSDOPTS, OOhPABEES, ko., on hand.
- ARTIRiO1AL EKEs inserted sithoat pelas
zdsI16s-ao. 70 sspsrior street. under American
Metei ~ mailsdHg
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GOVERNMENT HoRsEs FOR THE WADE AND
HEroHISs' RBsMENr.-I will be in the fol-
lowing places for the purpose OF inspecting
and buying horses for the Wade and Hutch
ms Regiment on the days named, as fol-
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%T The Thirteenth hiO-Reeimenit,
oolOnel Ewing, is under narOhiSe pyasfs
foF Western Virginia. s''- ~
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Card frsr q. mrCook.

CANT COEWIE, Dayton, o., Aug. 27, '61.
2 zss-e S0E DAYTos JouRsA1 ~ have been
EDI. " asked the question. 'tArs you to
frequent, 1ael OF the First Regiment Ohio
be the Coli - In answer, say that am
Volunteers 4 Of the First Ohio, and ex-
now the eolons stbe war. Ny camp Is now
pect 10 be during Nom .anies authorized to
and equipped as soon as 'S"O'A = iia-a
aroa sat -'1 Your obediei1t seryaptJ
dFIg A. Mop McCOoKS
We are sorry to leara from the eOoye snas y
Col McCook does not expect to be one OF
Ohio's Brigadier Generals. He ls upapss. pa.
tionably competent for a generalship;; Vhe %
t6ine is certain II he renains with me
FirsS Ohio, the First Ohio viii have an an
S1eellent Colonel.-C Cincinnati Gezests,
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FLOUR-FREDERTCKSBURGH
L Mills and stark city Mills. Two OF the bosi
brands Family ficur n IBIS mArkst
tfEr iIlla ". MEEHIHCB,
lllon . IreIf y nsrWin 81
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''9 ssss15' .sa:I': &ptirea.
e q 81 peatructIon 8 the tataI.


frl- "a Of Destruction Is the fatal.
ing and mlddie-aged 10 indulge in
g.. 5. u l56fslhg haflfs. Ihoie Who ar6 yoarn.
'nlAe Tor sSns sinfuonos 70 dHpol the growing evil
should read "Hunau Frailty, or Physiological Re.
soarohoaH u deiinoatel In vivid oolors TOR q q
Beautifully illustFttedl the causes and effects cf 10.
cal and yilAl disease and docsy, pointing cut the
oaly seze aslty valve. Read the advertisement Of
riessnas" IN ahother column.
soldog DF. Harrow, Isi Bloeokef g., n. =. PfIcs
8 eent1. Sent ftee Of po1.ago ovoryWharo. Rsadths
adVsrtilsmansof uTEiss-narf N another ooluinn,
Alse soid by n T. Gaylord snd william Fiaks,
Druggists. Cleveland. Ohio.
PREyENTIOE Is BETTER THAN OURE.
10 ladsd Of delicate hsaith CT Impaired organisa.
tions or % tbose by whom aA inoreass Of iamiy is
nom ~ raeson Objectionable, tha undersigned
would oasre prescription which "a perEotly rslia.
bic aud san, and which has hesa prescribed IN "a
rious parts q The cid vord ior ihs past century,.
Although Tho artole in rery cheap and aimplt, yes
has bsen put up On half pint bottles and cold vorT
extensively Ct the oxorhitsat price OF s. per botte
tundeTaiGnod proposes 70 furnish the recipe TOR
small tau 0f q. BY the }. asoaBion Of Whioh sv-
ey ag can supply herself With psrieot safeguard,
flan1 arng ttole, Or tho trihlng sum Of . cents
year AhT physician or druggist viii tell you
Is perfectly harmless. and thoasands OF testimO-
niAlI can Be- procured Of it, efficacy. Sent to any
part Of the WoFie On receipt Of 81, By addressing
Dr.. J. o. DEVERkUX,
Az. .lnaso p. q. Box, 10. ISL, Now Haven, Conn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-30
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I ADIEs' "HOME GUARDS. /"

LNEROHED SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
are perfect 'sUnion'' institution. Il unitss the
Corset Shoulder Brace, Anti LAGER and Skrt-Sup-
porter In one beautiful article Of Wearing Apparel.
The "Constitutiou must be Preserved, = which eT-
cry Lady says can b. By wearing these Waists.
TRY THEM-PRIOES REDUOEDl
Ter sale by rIll fg F-r0
FREEMAN 4 KELLOGG, NJ supsriorBt Bt.
Mre. PORTER, Milliner. stSeneca st.
Mrs HARYEY, 80 ST. Clair ST., and at Whole.
sale and Retail By the Proprietora and Manufactu-
Store, Cleveland, ..
na Waists made to Order.
nRsState and County Rights for sale.
NORRIS 6HEFBEELD.
We will prosecute al persons Who mako tbs Waists
or make the Braces without authority from IA.
angla GLl-L
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-08-30
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Atal GstaIe.

n YMAN LITTLR,
- -l.atsai Dsalsr tn
r E A L EST A re,
tsps great variety ol Farms aud City Property
heH ue OF Rent. Also, ohoiaa FarminR Lands b
Eioht yan, Illin0i1, WiscoDgin, loQa and Missouri
-t tmcs No. AtWatsr Brlldine, OlsyeIAnd, o.
~ ko6:RB
~ EA Il ESTATE---E. N. KEY ES,
Il TToi uerly Of the firm Of Little Keyas,2 hla
;7TsiIad ZEAL hgtats of1ce IN RouseE Block, sors
- al 5urA tor 1treet and Public Square, and bah
couatanflg IA hand several thousand acrss OF Frs
sc-rIlf@ n Ia r-1l11 Lands In the Btatda ni Iowa.
t7ise5rsSn an4 Missouri, % exchange for city and
co1nfrT 1x0pErsYi also for al kinds ct Dsreona
tIro1srfv siFE caah raid y fneaagaarV- aprls:R
WTRS1 Urn LAND.---H. Il. LINN
M TIr =. a. late firm Of Litties 3 Keyea, B
Ssr1tusfi+-5, . u large quantity Oi tine Eerinin
fsns m 1oc1. ~. Nofstn and Missouri, 70 exohd1a
sf5r ofT ~ u STATE, parscnal propert
Ono viz Co., 4 Nst9ge. HArbie plook, eupe
80 ~trssf ~S-lo . - naavtRil1i