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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30

TOBACCO.
have Cd hand, n Factory, en- - street.
hCHnoSD, VA,
A large stock Of
WING
TO Il 600,
Al prices Tan g.ns frem
Is to - cents per pound
Including So, los. kaHpouads, pourls
"''A DARK
TWIST aud other
FANCY STYLES,
SMOKING TOBACCO,
TO 10 cents par pound,
AL Of Which Is offered for sale ct u.oaeras pr.css
for csgh.
EY~ Prompt st.sntioa paid % al orders accom-
pAnisd with cash
% ia~;iudfl IAMrs THOMAS. ~
YeLIXlR UALIsAYA-A cor,,l Il elixir. pre-
4 pared from ei1ice Calls. Peruvian Bsrk,
the taste aud aeoes able 70 tbe stomach. IL con
taas Tho virtue Of this saiuabe lark In mild and
agreeable f0rEI.
IT is Is valuable toric In cases Of debility.
and convaescence, from prsssrasing t.isea ses aud
IL uur'valled as Vehicle N which a,iinin.st,r
Cod Liser Obi, dis uis It's tss., and assists ~
.cticE- Prios :: per bottle Prepared and sold by
4. EODt kER & Co.
Apntbsesa.ss asd ], rus@ls9s.
DC - No 10 . II It Riehaonl. Va.
1, E.UISE BROWN WINDSOR AMI CAS-
III TILE SOApS-irst received and fer sal. by
A. BODEhER il GO. ID usgists
DC = fain 50 mar old ,i.aset
rl>OILET SoAPS--ln gr. at yari, sunrseina
4 Reg~n Wind- r. Pcaeiae. M,iiihea., O,ari
'r'' Palm and HOW ST slrE r. sn,s ,.
SO BOXES CASTLE :s6afs jus. - 6..ad
osa W PETERSON co. pra rx.....
~ ATCHEs.- Civ. esses Ts.egrspl I.,cSs-
= y W PKTtRsoN 90
100 Kegs I'll oARB SODA, now In
ess " PETERSON "a.
YNHfrEWAsH. PAINT AND VAIN
w ISL BRUSHkS.-A large assortment q
Wa. sarrLER oo.A
oes lac Main ss@a~s.
- PICkS-sf all kh d. for Pek ing. Preserving
- Se Alsct naked spices. For sals by
j. W. FRAYSER.
&c ! brpsssG Tn asrsssf
4 soil. CHAIN. 7lo SO ,a-h i.sg rss-
arc H-ffsf e essfs, 70 sssru gsa srs sss- b
tu.ARxssN s CO.
~ II - ~
sssr - coils e. 4. aud saea AsHl.ss kcgs.
~ oG aasss And Jar sale BY
VAN Inn. TAILDk q CO,
aAsa NJ Il NA.a ss~~x
HiyAegs SsIA'ftS AL S'sSfuN flsA3
IL sEL pS1WEax.~we rxse naW g asfA
LIST lsElst i elssNg ~ - 1l as
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30
~ L.. q. CCOE, Au.-r.

RAMF TENEM EST ON BrH STREET.
+ EAR The CANAL AUCTION
Z kHI LAY, isg day e NovoIDber, al {. o'eic,ss
vii seal co hs prs4ut-As, as a. 50, tue s'-st..,
ao!aeut- IN frst :st" repair has bean recently
ceGpi d restitucs but was originally bu,s
sad az - work shop for wa'cA purpose It -
l-,uiraby suited.
b above ID subject 8 on snnn;sl grounf rent of
70, bat Il the purchaser should wish u
It ca les done with very little expepae
lmm.e,a;. Possession given.
""--Gas!i Il COON. A1y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30


TWO aLrABLE BRIem TENESEsTs
i ON MAYO oIkEEi, 1PpI,ift pHe
> WISH - HAGUGUk, FDR aAs,r. .r
a y 4 - " 80 "a u lid IT, s.nea.su o.. ZOE
Jraaisioes Oh IthsDAF, he 5b i.,.sn,hsr I'D,
q i y eiceS T.. N inos4 VIZ ua'sis artok txn
f.aESis:, locae1 rs a0ovs. tsr44eiiy ei.e.d axt
occupied ny John Thompson, k.sa. TAssa sre
ri ugsi hs best built zen .1eu,3 - bs :oanA in
l6e city.
farms -Ons fourth Cash balance ~ q, "a, snf
. months, Tor az Rotissbe- o.-., In cdisA
cured % trust deed title rstsined.
DC - G0DDlS s. APPER,oE Auct'rs
BY DUNLOP, HCNCURE 4 co. Aac.i5uars
u y, MOLASSt-~, RICE, &c, AT
- a. |i1oS.--Oa iIEsD1T, he J;h No
'e'h99r, conaeucin2 :. Ii a',iccg re y III sell. a;
cur Auction store. 70 close cossig,rn-nty--
1fO hhDs SuesR part tylayj~.d rag.
- rag from fsi- ~ choke ~
tDh 8BLS. MULAssLe.
~ PACltA iE3 RICE
crushed SFu4A2Ae
~f sac with "a. r@g7ya Weather.
0" ~ DONLJp " )AE hc. 4 O. Auet,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30

Es- t'u oRCHESl In attendance.
~ The BRASS BAND viii give Free Ca
y-,t IN f-~ut of tAe Hal every Il eL:.
Nu TICKETS, ~ era. keeerved seats 20 cs
~ D0ors open 10 O'Clock; pe-7oElnsAos -
conir'"-c, e 8 O'Clock
&C L5-iTs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30
OUR NORTHERN SUMMARY.
The Late Fight In Western Virginia
The Late Affair on the North Caro-
y lima Coast Affairs IA New York,
Philadelphia and Mar, land. sc.

An examination of our Nortsefn papers
afo5ts ue the opportunity OF presenting 70
the readers Of he ia patch this morning n
condensation ~ tho latest news transporting
within the regtout Of the Federal dynasty .--
As matter CT course every account publish
ed III the Northern papers of engagements be
tween our brave troops and the minions OF
Lincoln VIII be maguitted "A to hriilian ut Fed
erel triumph, and therefore whatever may
bee clipped from them IN regard 10 recent
battles is done more with the view OF show
lug the progress they are making in lyi ing
than of conveying any aetna! facts IN connec-
ton Herewith.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30

in EACH EVENING .itl be ,goduce.l ORA
matte PIECE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-10-30
Frem Western Virginia.

The Cincinnati Tfaes, paper strong in tbs
saith Of LincoIuisup, publishes p hotter from
the Federal camp In Western Virginia, which
scmcw hat differs fr' n the generality OF let
teGs XII Ell on that side Of the subject, mas
much 81 II dots not hesitate &c ~ 1ect with
'rne severity On their crack General Rosen-
erauz, ana caudidly conf-sses the superiority
Of. Geo. Floyd over him in a military point
Of view l. ia somewhat ref-. ahing 10 meet
with these oas,s IN the dtsert. * 1t were, and
we therefore lag ~ before orr readsrs In full
TIE p gaY's l.c1UNr or tgE RsoBsT ENG sag
4nSr y IAz kA&AwHA Floi u 8CkeoW rr1.e n
49, ~ - ~ :. : Z -
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8tass 9pnndtN.

JAMES 81. ODELL, BRASS
3 I0gEpER AND kAEgFAoTgRER q
fW door, fom Superior stfeet, CleyelAnd, Ohle. b
D prcpared 70 furnish all kinds Of work used bT
steam, WatE oI aa1, and ~ The various erticse1
ulsd IN the Fl5InblEg Busineat, Beer PumPs q an
klnds mads and repalrsd. BIo-s CASTING dons daflT
RaBTlS work q al kiRds TsSaiES1. aSaSRS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

NOTIOE-TH PAR1 1NRssHU
~ h.retofors existing und9r the Dans of 4;
CA HSUN Il Jfl-, 1g this day uf4anlVed b mul17l
c0nsazt The buaiusas viii her-aEler Be conducted
by "a. oarson. to whom . Notes and Book aeeOants
viii ta paid
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

DD.Read what Or. Bushnell says Of the Grafan
7erg medicinea. DR.. D. ID physician OF extensive
,racteSi and one Of the most successful IN the cOun
y lTrumbulll In which he resides
sfIhis eertifes that have used the GrRfanberQ'r
ala and Marshslls OathoiicOE, sold here by n q
Johnson, IN my practice. They are good medioinsi
Hartford, Trumbul comfy, Ohio, March !, 1857
Sold BY DrnSglsts and Medioins Dealers through
ut the oountTy. For Medicines or Agencies, Cd
lress H. b. KINGSLEY, ClsVeland.
iaEBdSE 2h esnerai Agent for Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13


! PREENT ReRUhA4OA.
1 me Eafs b apldly 1li1g up Elth population 8s8,
O25 persona having been aided Eincs 1850, making th5
present pop1on - 65S ratio q lo2 per cent h
ltan Yaalas
dTa AGRTCULTURAL PRODUCTS
ne Agricultural Produces of Illinois are greater fhaa
thoss 0fa1y ohsrsista. The produ1ts sent ot during
he past year eEcesded 500 600 to15 Ihs wheat crop
of Iso0approscbes IS 900 900 bushez, while he corn
leroP Yields n0t less man 140i - ~ paane-7-
FERTuTT7 OF THE soIL
NoEhsrso oan the industrious farmer secure such IN
hey being eomPcsed of deep rlrh loau, the fertility
lof Hhlch, b unsu7ra b 1hf g ne glo5a.
10 ACTUAL CULuEAT0RS
S7sos fs54 Gs C5npaag las8 sold 200 ,coo ezra
ny N only % det1ai eilltS1si ..aa ere eollyse
ooasrueai r0Hgh EAs1s 1zlds ei l rDe1s efS30 900,
0oos II 1850 aAs F9pletioa g faty.HiHe ee,s.lsI,
yolgA ighsh z pa,,ss ioaS 01 ~ ~ 'ioe i1tei ~,
20s ka7s tses eddaa; saa5 q ssAes pe7ulasoa sla,
S91, gain 81 Ils PT erne
EYDEECEs OF P9osPERTTY. 9
As An evidence Of The thrit Of f1e people, nay b
stated nat COO 600 tons of freight, eudng sO6eO9
bushels Of gram and 80 90 barrels q 1our were for
Farded oysr The nns lasi year 5.5
sr Ess7z5 EDUCATION
Hsehaut-7 aad Wprkingnen Wiil ind the frse schod1
system enco1raged BY The State and endowed viii {
largo revenue for ne support Of schoolz- Thelr ch
dren can I've IN sight Of the chur nd schoohoCses
and grow up win he prosperity e ts lead1g STATS a
ne Great Wesiafn Enpae aaeil
/ PRICES AND TERlL8 OF PAYMEHT.
Ths prizes Of these lands Va<y ffon 50 % SIS psF
acre according % location, qualyj &c. First cllas
farming lEnds sell for about SOTO 81 Per acre. and
The relative expense of Enbdpng prarse land As con-
pared win wood lard s b phe ratio g o 10 IN favor
of he former he tsrS q saisfcr The bulk of i1esa
ands viii be
ONE YFABs u7TEREsr N ADVANCE,
A h pP cep per annum, and SIX Interest notes e sI
ner cent payabs respectively b one, two, three four
Ave rn SIX years from d1ss of sale and four n0tei
For Sgneal payable IN four Ave, giIand scr n yeau
f date Of fsas sthe contract stpuatng that letenfh
of the tract purchased shall be fenced and oudvstsd
each and every year, for i've yearsfcom date q SALE
$50 that at The end Of I'VE years oaH shall Be faced
and under cultivation
Twenty PER CENT. WI1LBk DEDUCTED
from he valuation for cash except e sane should b
a. Elk dollars per acre, when the price va Be iva
dollars.
5r0ductioas prices, and trus osyineni, can be had
3STERz land Commissions,
-ia fIIa CHICAGO, ILLINOIS
.ges, and cities sRfua4ed upon the ms
30, ,APPLEsTONsS RAILWAY GUIDE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

MAYOR FIuT.-A ride on the C. c. sc,
and on the xeniA and Little Miami Rail-
roads at this season Of the year, is de.
lightful trip. No railroads that ne ara AZ.
quainted with are better mhnared than
these. His Honor, the Mayor Of Cleveland,
and superintendent Of the C. @. & @. road
was on board the train % Columbus a. a
delegate to the State OonVehtion. II M.
Flint succeeds as well n managing the az
fairs of the city goveFhment Of Cleveland.
ss be does the railroad he s1perintends
his administration will be model one
RainesUills Phsss and AdVsrtissr Sept. 1lh.
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THE SOUTHERN PART

o. the sate lesWiihn TIE Eoheof The Coton Fagions
While The SOD d admirably adapted % the growth d
Tobacco and Kemp, and the Wheat 5 worth from IS 4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

Al AtVatsr the patriotic ladies prepared
dinner for this regiment, having asked the
privilfgs to feed one regiment from Michi-
-
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8ptkls.
SReNIoHeLAss 8OTEL,
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
BoARD REgUoED 40 s. DE pAY.


p Since the opening Of this vast and cOmmodious
Hots in 1854 ii has bsen the single Of the
PropFietors 70 msks Il the most sumptuous, con-
yenieut and comfortable home for the citizen and
stranger on this side the Atlantic.
And whatever has seemed likely to administer to
the comfort Of its guests they have endsaYOred,
without regard TO cost, to provide and 10 comhine
all the elsmsns Of individual and social enjoyment
which modern srt hes invented, and modern taste
approved and the patronsgs which 1t has com.
mSnosd during the past six yssrB is gratifying
proef that their efforts have been appreciated.
To meet the exissneies q the TINES, vhsB al are
required to practice the most rigid economy, the
undersigned hsye reduced the price Of Board to
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY. g
At the same tine abating Of the luxuries with
which their table has hitherto been supplied.
TREADWELL, WHIrOOllR& A co. 1
Hsw York. .sest. : Issl. sspzssEsbl
M ANHATTAN aOTEIE-zslJIlS.
lNk z, 8, aada Murray street, ID door lon Broad
enls o P71lt5 me knTks New York, HugEin1 Eling
sos ris9tcrs. HrRstess ls4e q eearl Esle =
Ao1!ei i6o1to1s H 4llaE, ~ 81 EsV1loyi1 . Eoes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

10 HW b3ttlltl1tVI uS'' '1''''''1
The following gentlemen having been
sulv exeminod 81 us on the 9th inst, are
hereby approved % Surgeons and Sur.
seon5 Mates In the o. 5. volunteer SER
vioas -fFlIr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

BREkKEe Up OF CAilFs The GAINESVILLE
Courier regrets to learn that Camp Goddard
is 70 be.immediately discontinued, and that
The troops there are to be removed to Camp
Dennison. All tne camps in the State, with
the exception Of Camps Chase and Dennison,
itsays, are to Be broken up this week. The
Courier Is chagrined that Camp Goddard IL
not made permanent camp.
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sPALDINS's PREPARED GLUE.


HENRY q. BPAEDINa,
tlal - f9bl1d 10. BOs dE Bt., New AozE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13
HAhrrnnn. rrnmhnIl no Ia

dADIIOlDI ITuf1 DlII Co. o,
hersby certify that have been dealing II tht
srDsnberg Medicines for the past year and can tD.
Ysay that have never offered any medicines 20 thi
iuhlio that have met with the decided appreciation
4 the people like these, particularly the Pills an
lathoIcon. They viii psrform all snd more than u
5romigod for them. have sold about d.ty bottiss
u the Catholtcon the pest year and hear the bssl
aesults IN eYery esse- }. a. @ JOHNSON,
March 2. 1871. Medical ARsrt 3
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YsaaI Ill.

I
tNOTICE-PROPOSALS WILL
IN be recei7sd az the odics Of tts Board Of City
/ 1mproEOmsBts On Sepssm0sr letr 1861, At o'elocE
P NJ for iurnishinF fluid or street luid amp and
, lsr y = ~ \, 80 - salll - -
ioviog ssEentesn hundred hours psr snnum e tine
In oTd-r to ensbis + Board to decide as to the
merits Of the diGersnt fluids oatfed ider5
ptctsd 70 furnish BaHi With t1a-means Of usihg
1he Board d City Impros enc - invite the sab-
zion Of bid reservi1s shsrshs to accept OF re-
S' 0sosr oi ms . cara JOIN WHITELAw,
olsvslana. sspt4 Issl.,ss
"A zDMINIsTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
6a5 been duly spDoln ed a1d qasiiasd IS sdninis-
trstriE On the sstats Of MSroo poTE sse-4ssaf sf
Clsvslsad. Sept 3 Issl sspts:ssi
NOTICE PARl NRssHU
CARSON 4 ~, is this day dissalyed B Iuiasll
By n taE-on. to NAon . Aotss and Book aeeOanf'
SAVING nlaIs snnpls srrauasmsnts to earry On th
business =, ,formsrlTs would s0lieit the eontinuqn
cf the public patronage. feeling ss5er that lahai
9e enabled 70 sifs the uinost
sspasa R y. sTEEIE.
William EdgaTdsl Bsl9Ts Alex AleBrids, }. Z Of
TbOss Price hoss a.ls.sSS sSSaiy ohio. s4i5'H'
ION THE Sra DAY OF AUGUST
~ A.. -. 1851, sad 5ustire Issued an orisr Of At
HundIsd aud Einefy.IE6 DoIisrs and Eighfsen
Cents. and the same vii be for hearnK on the 18th
day efssPtsns'r' A. D. lssi a ssI9f5 RSNsRbs a
Bsre1, O., Aus. ls. 1851; 8
A g. seAEl8, sasisnors
Edward Bingham. s srussss.J l7as
NOTICE is HERBY GIVEN TO
IN the creditoss OF ths aaid e. G. searls, that
olg I'd ct u pr = on their ssrerai claims has
COUNTY, = NO gnd tast the- sane VIII be raid 3
them b. tn. said Edward Einehau1 ~ his once, In
the City Of Clsseland n said ceuIt, on the "a dHy
= -.-''-.'' - DArIkL 3, TILDEN, SgssO.
Marvin Kent, VIt'n, r,.S...,,s ,,,no,.,o.,,.
Thomas Psa6sn. atJ ~ : - -. = '-'' '-''
DtUURT OF COMMON PLEAS
~ OUIASOGA tOUNTf, OHfO.-Ths said e.
isndant, Thoml.s rslhAm Who is q nen residsnt q
the state of Ohio, Is hereby nntisd that the sai5
marvin Kent, plaintG, o. the "a day Of August,
ISL sled b. tls oloo 81 The Oerk Of the Court q
tin again-i said DsiLar tn OF Jet a-d prayer d
which . 70 rrcoser Judgment against the said de-.
endant n AS liability s. endUrser On iolr prumi8-
sory notes fOr t5g each, made by }. 70. Blackburn,
dated OieSeland Ja1ualg =, l0to, paylbs With in.
A. sss s - "a NJ ors ~ ~ 81 ~ fSomsS
0snhnm, and b i'm endoraee = the pla,ntl.i-
~ ~ N 80 ~ sio :, from iS1usr
g. ls6l. and On sz7 80 non Jan1ary Is, lsa0 u
eanIs Of altiOn No lgr st5 20 a1d inieres. On -
80 from JanEzry ., le6 and On @ irom ianuaTE
- leel On cau8a 81 aoon 30, Ter si5 60, and Ia
Isrsst On e. 90 from January - 80 and On ~ g
from January - l65l; and on cluse Of acsion No.
Tor SO Q, and interest On - % sEUm JancarT p
1850, aed On = = ifola 1lnne5l{ i, 81 =.
sfiashneut haH been iI1nslin I'D action, and thai
be e requirsc . AasWer said passion b. The 18th do
'. e'.'-''-.. - PArnE& WADE,
o.....s. Gu.. !, a. a.''iS'T' g saS!S SsIa'i1
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Being a total amount Of four hundred tons.

SOLDIERs LETTERs.-The Postmaster Cen
eral has issued an order that letters written
By soldiers in the service of the Government
shall be forwarded in the mail without pre-
payment of postage. But the following con-
ditiOns must be observed. The letter should
bear on its face the endorsement Soldiers
Letter, signed BY the Major or acting Major
Of the regiment to which the writer is attach
ed, describing the regiment BY its number
and its State. The postage due on such let
tsrS will be collected at the Office Of delivery.
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" URIOUs KOINUIDENUEI
: gIloAn pNDHa rHB OOUNTER
ar1Ta 10 oFHTRs ii a. po2II

RORRIs IN sight With hss Oslsb1atsd ARABIAN
y CONDITION PoWDER1, 8hore eferJ oanez
or many oIthe Dl1saoe1 roculldr % g1oh Amman
They are q 3oVareign Remedy iOf Coldls Ooaa1s
Lo91 Of fApeetlte, Hide bound DistonRsr9, Ecss g,
~ these P0Edera always give aafi1laetlql, - sne
Ihou1and1 Who haze 1ggd tko7li ca te1llsy. -
ClrculaIn.- ny then lor SIS % = y. al7iora
~ W. Paimar, Benton Brcfherl, ald Strong Arm
Stronr, SisFaland o., and " ali pruggl1ts In ths
eonnir NlEo. q WhoIasaie b tna froprietors at 81
Ontario street Cs7slAad, CsiOi . whom Al ordaE1
1s3 s.:sS. - ~ = 8 m9ll g. EoasIs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

TaE YACHT RACE AT SAEDUsKY TO-DAY.
I'VE clip the following from the sandus-
Ky Register Of this Thursday morning, in
reference to the Yacht Race which takes
place st O'Clock to-day:
up to last evening the arrangements
were not complete. They had been delay ed
by the failure Of the Detroit yacht and
Commodore to reach here They were on
way yesterday, but had not arrived up to
last evening. le tza
It is expected that the race will come of
at 2 o'clock to day, if wind and all things
are favorable. The Cleveland yachts Flora,
Naomi and Unknown are here, and appear
in good trim for "busiuess." -
OF our yachts, the Water Witch, Mist
and Sherman have been entered.
The Coral is on its way from Detroit If
the heavens prove propitious, it viii be q
gay time. The money (S300) is no small
pile for these war times, and will give some
interest to the race, and We presume that
each little craft will try to do its prettiest; /;
stimulated both by the prize and the glory.
Looking back I've years and comparing
the yachts in our bay at that time with
those now here, We are struck with the i'm
pfovement apparent in this class Of boats.
We ali remember the Smoothing Iron and
the Sc. LsErence,-and good yachts they
we're too-but would look little primeVal
by the side Of the yachts Of to-day.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13
AYERS AGUE CURE,
-
caused By Bs
haldria
KIasE1ate Gnf0ies


We are enabled here to ofsr ne eocmunlty .
remedy Whish, while L cures The shove complaints
with certainty, is stil periestly haru - II any
quantity. Such remedy u rinYaluabls 4 districtl
Where these afhicting diHcrders prevail. ThE
tfUuRR'' eLpall the mlas1atie poison Of FuTE1 kNr
AGUE from the system and prevents the dsselop
ment Of the disease, II taken on the dT1t spFroach
best remedy ever " discovered fox this class Of CON
pldinta, but alBc Cd -chBapesk The large Quansisl
We supply for doh n brings 1t within he reach
eVary body and h DillcuB dletrtct1, where lEFlk
AND AGuE preyai8 every body should haze it an1
use Il freely both for cure and protection. groll
superiority Of this remedy over any other iiss
covered for the speedy and certain cure Of IutSif.
seQuently Il produces Qutniam OF other iniur ut
ef5cfs whatever upon the c1nzfitreon. Thoss curst
By it len as healthy as they had nsTer had tbs
Fever end sAeue ls not alone the eonssqusnos u
the miasmic poison a great varsity Of disorders
arise from its Irritation, among which are 1cl gld,
RhsHE.atis1as Goutg Hsa9aetsy B,isdHsa, 1ocilaeis
Earaohs, OataTTh, 4shssa, Pa7tiao9y Esi1fst eec.
tos ~ ths siess, Htssa6, R1a = ~ BotSell, eohc
which, when originating b this cause, PIT o. thg
i.EIsFElislt t5ps, or become periodical JhE = Crn
expels the poison tron thf blood, and conseQusnly
CURES thsm al alike. IL = "a inyalaaoe proteeti9n
to immigrants and perBons travelling OF ten porary
rsSiifne IN TIE niafr ious disirlGB. II takan ooca
Iionaily or daily Win exposed 70 ths nctions thai
jrl - sscrated fron the system, and cannot accp-
.aisss In Suficierf ouaintY to ripsh into isessS :
Henes II q even more valuable for protection skan
cure, and few win ever suief trom lntar1ltta1flt L
they anal thsmaaTes Of the protectioD this rsnadg
AlSrSS lPlsSsrsd By Dr.J o.GYEB o., Lowell, Ns,.
For sala II strQrg 8 ArmEfrp1 {. z iH17nland -.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

NEW POTATOES-3O BAR
sid. .loE slls 81 oA1.DH III 3 EklIIsS0Ns,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

MERoHAET's DEsPAToH.-This fast freight
line ia doing large business for this season
Of the year. The tariff of rates are SO low,
that merchants are beginning to appreciate
the advantages offered by this reliable line.
All losses or damages to goods are promptly
met. b. K. Boylston, Agent in this city
received the following number Of car loads
of first class freight, the past seven days:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-13

Tie folloSlhB is The report Of the boafa
Medical Efsiainers, presented TO Governor
Donnison g. the result Of their late exam
laatloh. & .i..~aa,1
70 H,s EsssIleaey, Gov. DNaispa;
Tb6 ALLOWING gentlemen having been
s,i- ~ svS,als.d by rs on the 9th inst., are
Ss-sbv Approved a. Surgeons and Sur.
seonT Mates In the y. 8 volunteer SER
vices ,uaosoxs.
W.E. King, FrsderIektoWn, D.
?. Hurxthsl, AasSillon, o.
Alonso II. Phelps, Piketon, 0.
H. o. Mack, Mansfield, o.
A, H. Stephens, Camden, 0.
. s. E. Forbes, Toledo, o. q. .-a
jay 7. King, Plymouth, o.
L. A. A.Hamilton, Ohardon, o. os f1
0. B. Brent Cincinnati, o. 14-
w. N. Cake, Fostoria, 0.
NJ. 7. Carey, Cincinnati, 0.
Thos. MeFadden, Westerville, o. %
WI. echehck, Franklin, o.
Samuel Hart Marietta, o.
w.. P. johnson, Athens, y.
NJ. @. iWoodEorth, Warren, o.
J. I. Reed, Fairfield, o.
II. K. Steele, Hamilton, o.
Allen Jones, Pennington, o.
J. R, Brelsford, BellbrOok, 0.
q Jacob Bradley, st. Marys0 D.
J. P. Hsggett Eaton, o.
Geo. W. Maris, Columbus, o.
F. B. Mussey, Portsmouth, o.
W. B. ReEner, Cleveland, O.
]. w. Warheld, Barnesville, o.
7. I. Bond, Meohanicsburg, o.
/. @. Buchannon, Wellsville, 0.
sURGEoNs' NATEs,
@. o. Merton, Decatur, o.
NJ. 7. johnson, New Vienns, 0.
N. @. Ouykendall, Bucyrus, o.
John Hill, SeneOayille, o.
n. Feilsr, Buoyrus, o.
James Hailer, Franklin, o. -..-
W. s. Moore, Felicity, 0. ri.lsg
n B. johnson, Richfeld, o.
W. G. Payne, Elmore, o. =aH.
A L. Vail, Cincinnati, Q,
. C. sooiheim, Cincinnati, Q.
J. @. Kslb, ROsedale, o.
b, R spooner, Republic, 0.
John Cannan, Camden, 0.
n. HOge, Cambridge, o. s-
s. g. burrows, Geneva, Q.
~ Hagen, Port Washington, o.
John n Rodgers, Springfield, o.
Jacob Laisy, Cleveland, 0.
s. L Harper, Cincinnati, 0.
]. P Bipg, PomerOy, D. 81
J. ". Harmon, Ohsgrin Falls o.
S. F. Selby, CollAmer, O. -.- -..
NJ q. Haynes, Seven Mile, o.
B.F. Berkley, Regner's Mills, o.
". W. Mills, Gallipolis, Ohio.
Respectfully,
WA. NJ. AWL,
S. NJ. SMITH
J. W. HAMILTON, 81
Board Of Med. ETsminers,
Sent IL. 1891. -lr-4