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The Good Time Has Come,

When you can cure that cold of yonrs, brake up
your coughs aud rest peace that is what every body
say and must be all you have got do is to
DIR. Ives Cough Relief.
Use il To- Cough il for Cola; il for the Asih
ma; use it for the WhOoping Cough, Group Hoarse-
ness Bronchitis. Influenza. Consumption, and all dis
cases of the Throat Lungs. put up in Is
so cts and 81 sizes, which brings it within the
of all Sold by L. j. IVES, Wholesale Western Depot,
No. 24O South Clark ST. Chicago.
Sold in Joliet, by j. Ii. BROWN, Druggist.
Dec l. 1860. u256m
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THE MARKETS.
5oi,stPri Current.
cHURCH DIRECToRY---sU
SERVICES.

!, -.,ontsr EPISCOPAL CHGRcH,-Rev. II. Crews, Pas
,or. Hours of worship 1O1< A.. ~. anc7 pm.
!. orveATIoNAL CHURcH,-Hiev' John Kidd, PASTOR
Uours Of public worship 10I< A. NJ, and y Pm.
-, C,rgoiIc CHuRcH.-Rey. p. Farrelly, PASTOR
fonrs of public worship A. ~, 1917 An, and P
a.,scop.L CguRoH,-Rev, John Wilkinson, Rector,
Hours OF public worship l015 A. M.,and ~ P. N.
WsJna.day 10 An. Morning Prayerand Litany,
!, 80 cUIrEcrt--I,ev G. Button, Pastor Hours of
publlc worship 1917 An, and5 p NJ
ossssS RoNAS CIrHoLIe CHuRcH,.kev' J Raueh Pas
20 Hours Of public worship lO52 A. NJ, and Pm.
,s. -. CuIfRcH-Rey o. A. Skinner, Pastor.
iIonT~ Of public worship lO1s An and Pm
n.,s.T PRerEsTANT CHuRcH,-Rev. G. Sans, Pastor.
uonrsof public worshiplOl7 A. M, and 21zP.n
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From The south
Chronic Diseases.

TAR. LOUIS KUBhENDY would resp .ctfuily
~ uouuce to the citizens Of Joliet aud vicinity, that
ls has opened sIice the Central Hotel where lie
may beconsaife3 professionally all diseases of
<bronic character.
TIE latest and most improved instruments may be had
Or the cure Of the same.
The Dr's stay is limited to the 3lst Of July next;
therefore TO prevent disappointment that generally
lolows the last days Of the Brs stay in being unable
ohttend to all tho calling him, he would advise
al that intend 60 consult him, to call early.
The Dr. refers by permission, to the following gen
temen 10 Ottawa, H., where he has been practicnG
lor the past year. Oliver c. Gray. Esq, Hon. N &
Hollistsr o. Glover, Hen. W. B. Bushnell, T. Hamp
sos, Esq, Vim. Osman. Esq. +. Y GTigg. Druggist
~ Kneusel, Druggist, Ava G. Putnam, NJ ID.
Consultations from A. NJ. to p. NJ
LOUIS KORMENDY, VI. D.
q -LoleI. ,InlN 2 1851.
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TAX SALE NOTICE.

Ii persons concerned will please take notice, that
N at sale Of iands, town AMI city lots, for State,
County and special taxes and cnsts due and unpaid
thereon the year 1883, made in pursuance Of law,
in County of win and state Of illinois, the 18th
May s60 and that the undersg ned is the legal
holder by purchase and assignment Of the purchase
certificates OF the following described tracts Of lands
sold said sale and that the time Of redemp
thereof from said sale will expire in years
the date said sale, aud the redemption will be
double the amount sold for. and subsequent taxes
paid by with interest thereon and Of adver-
Using, to wit
Description. Sec. Town n. Amt
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N q ~ I G. 4

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons, In the city
~ Of Joliet and County Of win, who have any ac-
,tnts against the undersigned TO present the same
.uediately for settlements ard those who indebt
&c requested 70 come and pay up by so doing you
= ny much obllge me, and save costs,
lollet, April q, 1861.
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Administrator,s Soti..-

DSoLlS notice e hereby given. that on the Sd Mon
Curi o. ni comfy in the City ofJoIiet fer the ur-
oi aud adjusting All claims against the
OF D2alei Monroe late Of said county, deceSsod
rneh and where all claimants notified and r4ouest-
60 70 ATTEND and present. their claims in writing A.
gainst said estate FOR adjustment
All persons indebted 10 said estate are al.o r...f
10 make payment 70 the undersignel ufteaf i~lav
Joliet, June 18th. IS5l =
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satu AO6frtisemrnts.

OM HIN N w :.
LoCKs, sewingisIachincs, Parasols, Umbrellas and
Locks repaired, Keys htted, Bells hung Door mates
n, 20 order Surgical Instruments repaired, Music
povss and Brass Instruments generally repaired ana
stoBs other jobbihg, all warranted well done by
various O''''' s. G. SCOLLAY.
Washington ST., near Ottawa St, Joliet, III
toset. July IL, 1861. ho-u
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BOOT AND SHOE STORE
FERDINAND PAESOLD,
Executror,s Notice.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given. that on the Bird
Il Monday Of Aug. next, shall attend before
tae County Court Of viii County in the city ofJoiiet
for the purpose Of settling and adjusting all claims
county decd wien and where all claimants are motif
fed and requested 10 attend and present their claims
in writing against said estate for adjustment
All persons indebted TO said estate are also reouest
cd to make payment 70 the undersigned without delsy
YICHHAEL SEBASTIAN, Executor.
Joliet, June Is, rsc1. f6x
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Aaministr.tor,s So,ioe.

t)bBLlC notice is hereby given, that on the srd
: Monday 81 aug. next, shall attend hersrs a.
county CoaFi ~ VI. County, In the city Of Joliet e.
the PURPOSE q settling and adjusting eli claims arainst
the estate Of Roger Water, late OF sa;d c5,rn,v
deceased, When and where all claimants are ofj6si
and requested 70 attend aud present their Claims IN
"f..ng Against sald estate icr adjustment
All per-eus indebted 70 said estate ar, -,s, ..
ca 70 make pay nent 10 The undersigned without 5eIav
Lit, H. ,s., BRIDGET WATERS, Admx
"''''-f "-H' = Aopi aaew
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RELIEF TEN MITES.
BRYaNS PULM0NIC WATERS !

The original Medicine Establish in 1887, and
first article of the kind introduced under the
name of .PULMoNIc WATERS" in this or any other
country; all other Pumonic Waters counterfeits.
The genuine be known by the name BRYAN be-
ing stamped on each Wafer
BRYAN's PULMOSIc WATERS
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sere Throat, Hoarseness,
BRYAN's PULMoNIC WATERS
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult breathing
BKYAN's PuLNoNIc WAFERs
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
Relieve ineipient Consumption. Lung Diseases
Bryan's Pumoinc Waters
Relieve irritation of the Uyuia aud Tonsils.
Bryaus Pulmohic Waters
Relieve the above complaints in Ten Minutes.
Bryan's PulmO.ie Waters
Are blessing to all classes and constitutions
Bryau's BulmOnic Waters
Are adapted TO vocalsts and pnblic speakers.
Bryans Pulmonic Waters
Are in a simple form and pleasant to the taste Not
only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting cures. Are
warranted TO give satisfaction to every
No family should be without 4 box of Bryans Pull
monte Waters in the house.
No person will object TO give for Bryan's Pull
monte Waters Twenty five Cents.
JOB MOSES. Sole Proprietor. Rochester. n. Y.
Sold by ]. H. Brown Joliet and all other Druggists
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Men and Roy,s Grain and water-Tight
b o o 7 S,
And also large assortment Of
MitchelPS Patent Metallic Tipped
BOOTS And SHOES,
All Of which can warrant.
G U S TOM W ORK.

Mems Patent Leather Boots Water Proof Tong
Boots, and all other kinds OF work made to order
Repairing neatly done short notice.
Joliet. Nov. S, 1859. ms If
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DiScrediIPd
MORTGAGE SALE.

TLLIN0IS CURRENCY, received at current rates In
A exchange for goods, for a short time by
A. H. DAY.
Jolet. June 25, 1861.
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THE INV Aid HOME
H. KNAPP, M. D.,
Formerly OF Y. Y, mas oPESEDAN
IN + / II Nj A II Y,

IN CHICAGO. I'LL.
ON new system, which embraces TIE most approx
" ed methods Of treating Diseases in this any
other country All Female Diseases. Lung Diseases,
in this Institution, in the treatment Of which,
Jas had more experince greater success than the
Doctor. He tations years. have averaged
from nye TO six thOus aud year. The following dis
eases which are pronounced tclTuJe by the Medical
Faculty generally, treated With in this In
stitutiou. All nervous aud neuralgia Affections, dis
OF women, all forms Of scrufula dyspepsia con
stpaton. skin diseases. cancer0us aad Tuberculoas
affections. including pulmonary consumption rheHma-
usn Paralysis epilepsy, Asthma salt rheum. remit
tent aud intermittent fcvers the diseases fchdrenhc
He has had an extensive practice aud wonderful
Cess in the treatment OF CANCERS, which he cures
without the knife lie treats successfully, on n new
method. all the disesscs Of the EYE and EAR.
Remember, the dc~for jOes promise 10 cure all
stages Of diseases While ALL diseases f
taken in all not. Your case NAV be
cuTable this week, not next-tO day, not tomorrow;
hence the danger ofdelay.
The Building pleasantly Jcated spacious and will
accommodate seTera, hundred patients No Gaze will
be received where there any doubts Of a
relief The best nurses only employed who, with the
ply sician viii make all fea home that put them
selves under the Of this Institution.
TEIMS-from ten To afiecs dollars per week iaudri-
ably an Gdudnoe. No patient taken for less term than
one month"; can he satisfied o the benefit
they may receive in Chronic Diseases in a less time
Many PATIENTS who not able to 70 the Iuhr-
mary be successfully treated al me, which will
cost from ten to fifteen dollars per month.
All lie tiers, inclusing letter stamp, addressed 10
H. KSAPP, ~ p. Box 4223, Chicago, ILL., will receive
prompt attention.
Consultation free. Once Hours from Il. TO 9 p. u.
Office us South Clark ST., Clark aud Monroe
Sept. II, 1870 Misty
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N O II &c E

Ill pergons indebted to Francis sehwaim, will
~ please to make pay ment without delay 10 the I'M
feT-isned and save Cost and those having accounts
.gainst him will please to present their accounts r
up sCuwALM, Jr., Assignee.
1,i., Iniv 10Th 1851 n53w
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AssIGNER SALE.

nnn EMPTY BARRELS and CASKS FOR sale
HUI by d. 0CoNNER.
IL jefferson st.
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WHEELER & WILSON'S
S L WING MAC HINE s!
NEW IMPROVEMENTS, AT REDUCED PRICES

THE Wheeler Wilson Manufacturing Company
HdriHg gained all their Suits at Lac,
With infringing manufacturers Of Sewing Machines
propose that the public shall be benefited thereby and
have accordingly
Reduced tie Prices Of their Ss1oing Machines
After this date they viii lie sold p. rates that will
pay fair profit the Of Manufacture capital in
vested. and expense Of making sales such prices az
will enable tsm 81 make first class machines and as
heretofore, guarantee them In every particular.
MRS. I. 7. MILLSPAU6H.
Nov. %, f6O-n24tE Agent Joliet III
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HEAvY SILK UNDERsHIRTs AND DRAwREs
Ill ct Hall SrxIRss
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A CARD.

THE undersigned having had the misfortune to have
his leg broken called in the of Dr. Ritznger
under whose skin he is now happy inform his
that HIS limb IS sound again. And he would
take this opportunity to recommend DR.. Ritzinger as
slful and experienced physician aud surgeon to any
who may he so unfortunate as to need his service.
Joliet, March IS. 1851. JOHN SCHEIDT.
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RI you want ans furnishing goods, 60 70
wuLILNr
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Choice Lot of Fresh Green and
IA Black Teas, oil The tc0y from Boston and
warranted to give satisfaction, just received at
45 Bluff ST.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06

TANADA FLUUh-OUv bbLc
C1nssis 1Insisi o'i' '''' S,E. PAkSX S6O.F
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06

Loxe CREDITS vs.. sHoRT CREDTs.-The
New York Herald's commercial column
says:
Among the many changes brought about
by the present crisis, We notice with lively
sstisfsction the reform ipa5ry goods credits.
Tha domes'io commission houses began the
movement by a combination which dKed ak
mou,hs a. the extreme term Of credit. As
a m natter Of necessity, the foreign importers
had tn follow, although no combination was
entered into. No difficulty has 30 far been
exnerienced, but we hear that few OF the
dom site as well as Of the foreign houses are
Willing to continue to sell on eight months,
especially such as are in the cloth business.
This Is done with view 10 get the prefer
enra of the best hou es in the trade. Surely
s more short -sighted policy could not be pur-
50 d.
| Il probably viii occur to these selfish
parties hat In fact they guarantee so much
= al. ? sell on eight months to their more
Z Selentious an caref j competitors. Most
COT >stelg th. number Of these months
fnr'u' '>Soa sra III to influence the msjority
houses ~st. The sVctIOneers, we learn
TO follow sop'y selling for cash, but viii
are at presen. ~aabsbly sell only on foui
n,,S, nonths, credit, IT ~s ghs1 r ~ GeGs qt.x a
III Thealways shrt q. .-ss;." =, 80,
al. ~. ~ once curtaiiel - Sasni1s ls % o,un.
~ ~. - -. n Isrs 10 ninety da gss - cOu,.s
-. ',hsr Johbsrs Rill follow. -. 49, ~
VA ~ ,1b.tantiai Of tae hot V,... Ia.s -
s@nrasaa5 ,beir desire to zee credit =. -,
ed. and, considering all these lst, 80. " or h,
ssf " predict mSst healthy ensss on =, =
tTsdSin general. The idea that e,g9. Or,I s.,,,'j
i srs v.ut. 10 distribute dry gonds is aoSnTu
"a times are it srose bsfors the county -. ~
ar ,s.ed in every direction hy telegraph ms ~
>, ar ,ads. and. before steamers an on simVs
i svr-v i've or lake. The yerv tart tnet u
SrR RaodS trade always suffers tne most a
the drst ct every disturbance WhateFst 2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06

o.. e, sth ROsiment O. W, CObeFIla Gem
Panyl at the Battle of Cross Lanes.
From letter from = member Of shs band
of the sth Regiment O. ", We take the fol-
lowing account Of the fortunes Of Company
o In the tight at Gross Lanes;
"Ths boys (of the resiment) did nobly,
The force Of tho rebels was 90 great that they
ould pour In continuous vollieS. They
came up by companies, on double quick,
Cred in body and Immediately gave place
to another. Their plan was TO surround as,
and they did.
"Ry most fortunate mistake Co. A. was
lett outside tho line of the enemy. Retreat
ing up q hill, with tho Gre of the enemy de
rected full upon them, they escaped, leaving
only 25 men on the field.
"Part Of Co. G, which was fighting next
them, was surrounded. Every account
have agrees in teatiiying to their unshrink-
ing frmuess aud resolute courage. Co. AS
men say they saw Capt. shurtleF waving
his sword and cheering his men on. Lieut..
Baker was also telling them to ego in, boys;
that's It; give it to them"
"When Co. A saw them last they were in
hand to hand fight With the enemy"
The letter closes with staten ent, in post
script of the members of 90. G who had re-
cor ed at Gsuley Bridge up to Wednesday
evening, Aug. 2s. as follows,
Lieutenant Baker.
Orderly Brockway.
COrporas Adams, Harmon, and Goodsell
Privates-E B Atwater, E. F. G-abIll, G
2. Mogary, ". Colburn, 8. Kellogg, ]. 8
Kellogg, E. T. Hayes, L R. Gates, F, A
Wa ner, II. D. Fry, R. J. Kiugsbury. ]. NJ.
Wond, s. A. Day, G. q. Boswortb, NJ. N
Hemilton, Theodore Wilder, John Gillian
Iers, Isaac Jones. Total 20.
Members of Band all in.
Jeukins-right arm broken, probably
prlsNner.
Sheldon - wounded-psrhaps mOrtally,
probably prisoner.
Lieu enant Cross wounded - probably
prisoner.
Capt shurtleff also led 40 men from the
field, who may yet come in.
We received the following gratifying in
diligence by telegraph, in reference to the
obar ia company, from Professor Peck last
evening
ga message from Lieut.. Baker, dated
G4uley Bridge Thursday, Aug. 29ih, is just
In, end in subsistence Is as follows; Twenty
70 more have arrived, making fifty safe in
camp. Thirty probably prisoners-leaving
about seventeen unaccounted for.
"H. T. PEcK."
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06

CoupAKF ROE TIE s7TH.--A company OF l2i
men. under command Of Capt. Hips, from
g.. Marys, Auglaiss county, came in On the
Cleveland & Toledo train At s1z o'clock last
evening. The company is composed entire
II ofGermauB,snd was recruited for the s7th
foerman) Regiment, now in Camp Brown in
rsis city. Il has been organized wnhin ahe
mast six dsys, and the men are for the most
mart DScked, Q considerable number of them
having been in the three months service
Theeongapy was met at the dePO by Capt.
Rless5ngh's company, also Of the sT'h, ac-
vn,,sp,, I'd By band, and escorted to Camp,
= srdlng the short time in which
CaP's = e recruited as worthy Of this
the cttmpany W. =. When the company
HOtic' .bree more full COM
left hsme there were e. Columbus
paniss preparing to leave ~vn about sOC
There arc now in Camp Bro .onoa ar,
men, and we understand almoste. do :,
ready tO report, and probably will
within q. week, to complete the r'gimeUt'
Yesterday afternoon large number Of
ladies' visited the Camp, and gave the sol
dies q sort Of picnic. Much that was good
and wholesome was served up 70 them, and
was enjoyed with gust0. A very pleasant
afternoon was spent, and It's effect will doubt
less be beneficial.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06
TnuaspAY EYENrEo. Sept. 5

The Soldiers Aid Society sent this after
noon BY American Express, ak boxes valu-
abIe hosoital sores, intended for the post
hospitals at Grafton and Clarksburgh. Va,
aud Oakland, Md. Shirts, bedding, crock
eryware, and dried fruits of various kinds,
were included in the stock also the Cleve-
land daily papers Of this mornings issue
rhese stores were sent to supply the want
reported by DR.. Griswold, on his return from
a tour Of inspection among the hospitals Of
Western Virginia.
The Society earnestly calls for donations
of groceries in parcels, as boxes are daily
being sent away. And packages of tea, rice
fari5a, pearl barley, or corn starch areamong
the most necessary, while the pre.ent re
sources of the Society are not sufficient T.
allow of purchasing such things.
Mas. B. ROUSE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06
Per Secretary


HoRsEs FOB THE AkNY.-We call attention
to ouartermaster Ellws rs advertisement for
Cavalry Horses in this paper. Sixty six
horses were broughtin from Garfield yester-
day. ard are now at Camp Wade, on the
Heightu. AbOnt 800 have been purchased
for that camp up tn yesterday, and they are
coming in at the rate of 100 per day. The
prices paid are what is allowed by Govern
nent tor that purpose, NO contractors being
employed. Itaverages sos for each animal
Those already procured would have brought
$3.50 average two years ego.
Lieut.. Ellwell has been commissioned t
buy 900 horses In all. He is to furnish
Col Zuhn's regiment at Monroeville. Thes
are to be obtained Immediately. Now is tn
time for farmers to dispose of their surplu
borehesh for ready pay.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06


RSyrvAL IN BusIEEss.--From all quarter
tbs cheering news of a re-animatiOn of bus
Iusss reaches US. In the larger cities, an
psrticularly in those of commercial or mau
ufsctu,ing i'm portahee, all branches of indus
h.v and trade are putting on new garbs and
beo,mine aroused fnon the lsthargy Of the
mast few months. Cleveland partakes IN
large degree of this nSw life. Business men
t,lS Vtsb confidence, and the signs Of grow
ing assurance and complacency are eViden'
ON every countenance you meet. This Is
undoubtedly in great measure. If not en-
tirely. attributable to the unlocked for bu-
most satisfactory and gladdening events OF
the Rast week or ten days, indicative Of the
energy with which the Government is bring
ing to bear its whole power against the re-
b.,llion; and to the most encouraging way in
which the National Loan has been received
If trade is not already tuuy restored, il will
REQUIRE but one triumph Of our arms under
/ Mcclellan or Fremont to place it In lie
wonted channel, and to thoroughly re-estab'
Iish confidence. What must give furit er
impetus to business is the gratifying intelli-
gsnce frOun France thai the Bankers of Paris
have perfect reliance in the stability OF our
Government and the sesurity Of the loan
asked, and ars prepared to take The entire
Eve hundred millions, regarding it, in th'
language of & prominent Partisan Banker Il
an American diplomat, as the most briliisn
operation offered 10 the financial world for
long time" The eject Of this will be a
wholesome in Europe as here, and nOt"ith
standing the present tone Of the Englisl
press, We confidently expect to fnd it 500
succumb to this growing favor toward ou
Government in the rest Of Europe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06

LII utenants Fswcett and Rush were mem
b r. of the l9ih Ohio Regiment. I'd Ser
Seant Arnold has served three years for the
Government in Exploring Expeditions and
detachment service.
he COmpsny consists of eighty seven
men, who have been inspected and will BE-
mustered into service this morning. There
ar enough meu on the roll to f he C"m-
psny, but haYe not yet arrived in camp
The Surgeon Gays this Company is the ablesr
oiy of men in camp.
The horses for this Company were pur.
chased at Garfield, Mahoning county, ant
were expected 20 srrive in camp last night
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06

- - -
MASuooD-how Ln3T--How RRsToaED -
Jrlt paNllsasiiaa "a Of Euvolopo pri o.na'.
A Le turs On the Hetnn, IL asmsnt and radical
Cure Of 80 Z eat rshas Or smius " akness, Ia
voiun arr Emissions sexud Debility, and luped-
imeuts 20 SIS tiase generally, Nervousness, Con-
sunpt on Eplspsy and Fits; Mental aud Physical
Encap.city, aulaRg from Self-Abaoe. &c.-By
ROBT. CuJYERWRLL, n. D., Author OF the
QRrsa 8soE, 60
"a Booa 60 fhoueenss Of Sufferers" sent uneer
Ssal gn pain vnviOpa, 70 ny ad iressi Post PAID
90 receipt ef elk etnis, G. tWo postage sfumpa b.
Dr On : Q. KLINE,
epf6dfW95f
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STANDARD MILITARY BOOEs
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FIRE.-The Ere announced about O'cl'cl
last evening was supposed to be four or iv
miles in the country, in the direction of New
bnrgh. The Ere department went to th.
city limits, and seeing no chance of reach
ing the FIRE in time to be of any service, re
turned.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-09-06

FREIsHTrEa BusrNEss.-The amount q
work being done in our freighting depo
Just now is almost incredible. Men are KEEP
busily employed from early hours in th'
morning till late at night, and are ha dly
able at THE to keep pace with the cOnsan'
ly increasing business. There were yester
day loaded and sent forward on the Clev'
land, Columbus & Cincinnati Road betweeI
80 and 90 cars.