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no REsrORR TaE sIoK 10 HEALTH.

TO RESTORE THE SICK TO HEALTH.
The blood must Be purified, and all medioinJs are
useless which do not possess tho quality Of stlula
sing the blood TO dsohargo It's impurities into The
bowels. Brandsth's Pills possess this quality in
high degree, and should be IN every family. They
ars equally useful Tor children and adults adapted
60 both sexes, and innocent bread Jet most
effective a. a medicine.
The Hon. Jacob BeyeTs oisPrlngvlllo, Ind, writes
20 DR.. Brandeth, under date Of May Il, 1851;
81 have used your invaluable Vegetable Universal
pills in my family since lSss they have always cured,
even when other mediues were Of no avail have
besn the means Of my neighbors using hundreds Of
o0lars' worth and am satisfied they have reesived
thousand pei cent IN blessed health through their
use. TheT ara used In this Ugion for Bilious and
Liver Diseases Fever and Agne, and in all rhoumat.
&c with the most perfect In fact they
are the great rsl anoe In sickness and trust your
venerable life NAV be long spared to prepare 80 sT
oeilont q dioina for the use Of man. Please
send me your lowest price by the grOss."
Sold by A. Gardner, ~ superior street, Olsve
Sadi Ohio, and by all respectable dealers In medi-
ufusR
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-11

WIZ BEATIEG.-A vulgar fraction, by
name Edward Shaw, and by occupation
tailor, who lives near the market house on
Pittsburgh street, had a falling out with his
wife yesterday, and ended the discussion by
q brutal assault upon her. He knocked
her down three or four timess shrinking her
with his fist. heavily, in thu faee. A con-
siderable crowd gathered at once, and at
tracted the attention of Deputy Marshal
Gallagher, who was near by, and WHO has
tened to the spot and proceeded to remove
Shaw 70 the place provided for such as he.
That individual, however, in defiance Of
law and order, struck Gallagher between
the eyes, doing but little damage though,
and Immediately after found himBalf lying
upon his back in particularly helpless
condition, and in moment after he, was on
his way to the Station House, where he is
now cooling of.
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OLRYRI.AND nIARKRT--IIeo. IO.

FLOUR-Market STEADY and quiet At about pre-
viouS rates. Only few small sales reported.
WHEAT-Little more active. Sales of2 cars red
at SIo from store, and cars do at 96s on track.
OORN-sales Of car on track at s5c l do do at
Soc; and car from store at 37J.
OATs-SteAdF at 26lz927e.
HGHWINES-sales Of 20 bbls at lso.
MESS PORK-Dull and nominal at SO, ,5O@SIl.
LARD-sales Of 80 bblS at 7}1s.
CHREsE-sals Of a small lot choice w. B. at 60.
BUTTER-Bather dull. Prices range ct from
lO8I5c, as in quality.
DRESSED HOGs-Market dull and heavy
Buyers ofIerH $500.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ATTENTION TEANsTERs OF U. 8. AMY
Those Teamsters whose applications have
been accepted will report themselves (Pre-
pared to start by Wednesday afternoon, as
the detachment will leave early on Thurs
day morning.
Others desiring to make engagements will
apply at the Office OfW. F. Carey 4 Co., Nos.
6Ito 81 River street. Detachments will be
despatched East every few days until further
notice. None but those we'll recommended
will be accepted. d2t ". F. CARET.
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DIFFICULTY BETWEEN FIRENEN AND Sol
DIEas.-0n Monday evening the members
of the 9th Artillery, now at Camp Wood,
gave dance at an engine house on Perry
street. soldier who was present, had
hatwhich was claimed by members of No.
Engine Co., as belonging to thems The
man, however, refused to givs it up. The
Foreman of the fire company wss put out
of the house whittier he had gone to de-
mand it and one or two knock DOWN. re-
suited. A considerable number Of the FIRE
men belonging to No. rallied and a fight
was in prospect, but tho POlies fortunately
were on the ground in time to prevent it.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-11

WAsHmaEoE, DEC. 10.
The Secretary Of the Navy received let
ter from the Commander Of the Potomac
hotilla, dated Dec. 9th, stating that he had
caused several houses to be bbrned near Free
Stone Point. They contained suffers stores
20. The enemy fred but few musket shots.
Richard o. Gorman. Judge DAILY and Col
lector Barney were before the Cabinet to-day
in reference the general exchange Of prison.
era, and especially Col. Corcoran.
It Is believed that ths enemy's force in
front of our lines number at least 200 600.
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A Row ON THE WEsT sIDE.-Yestsrday af-
ternoon quite a row occurred on the West
Side, near the Young American Hotel. Two
Germans who had just arrived from Brook
lyn where they had been drinking and
fighting, started muss in Saloon near the
Young America Hotel, and general fight
ensued, four or Eve taking part in themelee.
One man lost one of his fingers, it being Bit
ten of. Another had several teeth knock
ed out, and his face badly cut. Although a
policeman was on the ground at the time no
arrests were made.
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FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, Dec. 10.

WHEELING Dec ~.
In the Legislature Mr.. Stewart offered q
resolution requiring all persons in the State
who take out license to transact any busi-
ness, to first take an oath to support the Con
gtitution Of the United States and the re-
stored Government OF Virginia.
Mr.. Brown of Kanawha, offered q resolu-
ton to release the people Of that valley from
taxes this year, on account Of the devastation
of their country.
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FROM Washington.
WAsHlHeTOu, Dec. 10.

WAsdiAdNSAi OoCs ~
Special to the Post:
Mr.. Etheridge Clerk ofthe House of Rep
resentatives, received letters from Tennessee
last night stating that the rebel leaders had
began the impressment of Union men into
the rebel army, and that hundreds of loyal
citizens were fleeing into Kentucky.
The House investigating committee will
not be able 20 report until Thursday. Their
report is likely to produce a sensation.
The case of Senator Bright has been post
poned for a few days.
There are seventy fugitive slaves at the
Washington Navy Yard. They have all
been comfortably provided for by Secretary
Welles, and most Of them are working for a
compensation Of ten dollars per month.
Marshal Lamon reports to the Senate that
the imprisonment Of slaves in the Govern
ment jail in this city was in strict accordance
with the laws of the District of Columbia
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RECENT MILITARY APPoIETNENTs.-T: Nc
Bright, Millersburg, Surgeon to the Eighth,
Frank NJ. Martin, Upper ssndusky, Ad-
jutant to the Fify-ffth.
Lorenzo D. Mayors, Mansfield, Quarter
master to the sixty-fourth.
Eugene A. Rawson, Fremont, Adjutant
to the Seventy second.
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~ The price OF the MoRzIEa LHADHR 10
news agents is One Dollar and Fifty Cent?
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstances.
The postage on ihs LEADHRi 70 EOWn
Dealers, is One-fOurth of a cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties rsmitting
postage stamps should send Us ono and three
cent instead of larger denominations
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KAEsAs CTy. No. Dec. 10.

KANSAS CRY, No, Dec 10.
The Santa Fe and Canon City Mail arrived
last night with dates to the oath.
All the merchants in the Territory are re-
quired, by order of Col. Candy, to turn over
their money to Messrs. Donaldsons of Santa
Fe, as loan to the Government.
On the 18th ult band of Navojoe In
dians went to Csrrolrs, near Albuquerque,
and stole large quantity of stock. A par
ty of citizens started in pursuit for the pur-
pose of recovering the property, but six Of
the men having got in advance Of the bal
ance, fell into an smbuscsde and were killed.
The rest Of the party being too few in num-
Der to continue the pursuit, were compelled
to return, leaving the Indians to carry off
their booty. In the vicinity Of Allbuquer-
que the same Indians have committed dep
relations on a large scale.
It is understood that Col. Candy is about
to change the system heretofore pursued for
holding, the savages in check; instead of keep
ing the troops collected in one post, he viii
divide them in companies and station them
at convenient points on the frontier from
which they can make rapid pursuit after the
Indians when they attempt to commit rob
berries.
Measures are being taken to establish q
mail route between Santa Fe and Denver
City, by connecting a link of 40 miles from
Colorado to Fountain City, the route would
be completed. 1t is stated that Messrs.
Roberts & Co.. contractors for carrying the
mail from Independence to Santa Fe intend
putting coaches on that part of the road
When the facts are laid before the people
and every effort made for its success with the
aid of the Pacific Telegraph from Denver
City, Santa Fe will be placed within eight
days communication with the States.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-11

SECESSION TRoPHIEs.-Hawks makes quite
a display of trophies captured fromthe other
siders. In his window may be seen some
6nespecimens of secession cutlery and other
articles of like delicate and elaborate finish.
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gInmbtug.
d P, SO " EB,

PLEKBBR and cas- FTTEER
No. IO9 Pub. Square, (under Chaplin Hslll
Manufacturer and keeps constantly on hand all ktr0
81 Plumbera' and Gas Filters mnteriaist such e
Hydrants, Bath-Tub8, Water-OlOsetl, Waah-StandA
Bsfh-BoilerS, Load, QalVuniEod and Iron Pipa
sheet Lead, Brass and Iron Lin and Force PUMPS
Bras and Plated Feucet1, and every thing neoesaEJ
70 ft up Houses, Stores, 30. With Waier anu Ai %
tho most approved principles.
na All work warranted and done pune Stually.-
vo-E janis
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RRnnI KRNrunKY.

LoUEvmLE, Dec. 10.
Zollicofer has not advanced north Of
the Cumberland River as reported. General
Schoef has Withdrawn TO Somerset and
there awaits reinforcements.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-11

CAVALRY MoYENENTs.-Three companies
of the First Ohio Cavalry are already in SER
vice in Kentucky, and nine companies have
left Camp Chase fer the same destination.
They were ordered first to Louisville.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-11

ORAwFoRD's RETAIL Coal YARD.-Buy
your coal of him. His " CHIPPEWA" is
the very best for family use.
Office and Yard foot Of Seneca street
bridge. P. o. drawer III.
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ORDINANCES.

BEN FRANKLIN DIVISION s. OF ia new
Division of Sons of Temperance, composed
mainly of printers, called the Ben Franklin
Division No. 1913, was organised last even
ing at Sons of Temperance Hall. The fol-
lowing officers were chosen;
]. E. Vought, ". P.
]. 8. Herrick, Ch.
Geo. s. Newcomb, T.
T. C. Tracie, G.
VIM. Lucas, A. G.
J. ]. Smith, I. 8.
The officers were installed in open session
by Deputies Gage and Burwell, assisted by
members of Cleveland Division. This is a
movement of those printers of the city who
feel that in such an organization they can
exert more potent influence than by iudi-
vidual effort, and there is every indication
that their labors will be productive of much
good. We do not understand, however, that
it is to be controlled exclusively by printers,
but that the doors are open to all.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-11

The arguments in the case of D.s. VS..
Orlando E. Perkins, charged with abstract
ing money from letters, were closed. Judg,
Wilson win charge the jury this morning
Ct opening Of Court,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-11

Simpson il, beyend all
question, a superior artist, and We advlss
those wishing to get a hne likeness to call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 2Ss
Superior street, viii richly repay 10th citi-
sen end stranger. R27st
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tribute to the memory Of bis deceased col
league Mr.. Chandler offered the customary
resolution that the Senate 60 into mourning
thirty days and to adjourn.
Messrs. King, Clark and Sumner spoke in
feeling terms Of the deceased.
The resolution was agreed to, and the
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Pendleton moved that the memorial of
Messrs Howard, Gatchell and Davis be re-
ferred back to the Committee on Judiciary
with instructions declaring that Congress
alone has the power under the Constitution
to suspend the writ Of habeas corpus, that
the exercise Of the power by any other de-
partment Of the Government is a usurpation
and dangerous to public liberty, that the
persons above named be delivered to the
Marshal to the end that they may be indicted,
with the rights of speedy trial, if there be
cause for such proceedings. he spoke at
some length on this subject saying that
these gentlemen were members of the board
Of police of Baltimore, and on the Ist of July
last in the dead hour Of night, were arrested
by order of the military authorities, aud
without charges being preferred against
them, conveyed as prisoners TO Fort McHen-
~. They ask that Congress may examine
into the question, or that they may be heard
before a judicial tribunal, and yet this Mr..
Pendleton's colleagues, on the Committee on
Judiciary, could find no more fitting re-
sponse to the memorial than that it should
lie unread on the table. The question here
presented was as to the legality of their pres
ent ntpunishment, which he denied.
Mr.. Bingham said his colleagues position
was that Congress alone can suspend the
writ while conceding the time has come for
its suspension. When rebellion lifted up its
head over large potion of this republic
and essayed to shake down the pillars of the
Constitution, and drench the land in frater-
nal blood, it was no time to be splitting hairs
as to whether Congress or the President
should first exercise the power. Did his col
league contemplate general Jail delivery, or
wish to con6ne his sympathies to the rebels
and conspirators of the city of Baltimore
Had he no sympathy for those confined in
the old Capitol Why should they not also
be discharged Assuming his colleagues
position to be right his colleague was
direlict in duty in not moving a suspen-
sion of the writ in accordance with the
oath he had taken to maintain and defend
the Constitution. The laws are to be ex-
ecuted, and not only executed by force, but
by the sword against the powers of rebel
lion. 1t did not lie in the mouths of the
memorislists to claim the benefit Of the Con-
stitutioR, every provision of which they
have trampled under foot.
On motion of Mr.. Bingham the whole sub
jeet was tabled; lOs against SO.
A message was received from the Senate
announcing the death of Senator Bingham,
Of Michigan. Eulogies were delivered by
Messrs. Brown, TrOWbridge, Granger, Of
Mich; Ashley of Ohio, and Mr.. Sedgwick Of
Ny. Tee usual resolutions Of respect were
passed, after which the House adjourned.
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\. 7. STOCK mARKRF.-DeO. 10.

RTONEY-Favors the borrower; 566 per cent on
call; 81 par cent. for short first class paper.
STERLING EXCHANGB-Firm st lO5A 6lO9
for best bankers bills.
aTOCKS-Market lower and without activity
Chicago Rock Island 53Ss; Cleveland Toledo 33St;
Cleveland Pittsburgh Is; Illinois Central script
6l&; Panama ll416 80; Michigan Southern guaran-
teed 3S]4; Michigan Central f9fi Pacific Mail s.;
New York Central 1856 Erie 3l6 Erie preferred $685.
Reading 81; California Is 50; New York Genital IS
slA; United States 6s 81 sS Michigan Southern I'd
assanted So
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MORNING LEADER;
moRNNo. DC. d, lsal.
NRW ADVRRTIsRhIRNEs.

Joseph s. Grannls-Holloe.
Masquerade Olub-FaDey Dross Bal
Lyman Lit,ls-wanted 10 Exchange.
h. W. Jon's-Grocelita, 40.
Euclid Plooo Drug store-Losal Notics.
Rettberg a Hsusmann For the Holidays.
Hswks 4 Bro-Looal Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-11

THREE YEARS sERvIoE'-Bnl Bedford was
yesterday morning sentenced by Judge
Bishop to three years imprisonment in the
Ohio Penitentiary for burglary and larceny.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-11

LAVA TIP GAa BUREERs.-I can supply
the last improved Lava Tip Burners for Is
cents each. ". P. FoGe.
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% The Ledger, Vanity Fair, Waverly,
True Flag, for this week, and English pa
pers by the Africa have been received by
Hawke and Bro.
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Ss- Go to the Euclid Place Drug Store,
Corner of Euo id and Erie streets, if you
wish nice cigar. Those Continentals are
the best favored to be had anywhere.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-11

@ Bishop McIlvaine, of Ohio, will pass
the winter in Europe. He has delegated
his Episcopal authority to Assistant Bishop
Bedell.
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~ J. B. Hall's Arnica Oil, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts
etc. Price 2b cents, at No. II Public Square.
Nov 9-RII
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u. 8. SENATOR.

FRAHKFoRT, Dec. 10.
Garrett Davis was elected o. s. Senator
for the remainder Of Breckinridges term, By
81 to IL.
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uOMMEROIAb!
Rnnrl nfnrnIa

ProSidsnt-J. L. WEATHERLY.
Vlos PTea't-M. b. BOOTF. Treasuror-R. 7. LY0H.
DIRHoToRg.
n. B. CLARK, A. Quin, Il. s. Davis, B. BroWhol, h.
Harvey, A. j. BegEos, B. n. Lester.
REFMnEEg.
g. y. LSstsr, J.G. HusssY, H.B. Scott.
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UHICAGO nIARKKT-Dec. 10

UHIUAUIU UIAhhEL-UtC. 10
TBY FELEaRAPH.1
FL,OUR-Market dull,
WHEAT-Market lc better; 7l67I5Ec for No. l.
6sa65}4c for No. 2 in store.
GNDRN-Market steady at 34c il store.
OATS Market steady.
REOEIPTS-52 30 bbls -four; 100 bush wheat;
a. 600 bus corn.
No shipments.
RXOHANGK-OnN New York, hrm ct 1ls7s pre-
MUM.
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Fox's celebrated Farina Crackers and
Hamburgh Cheese at Geo. sPrsgue's, ,oviatt's
Exchange.
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Citizens wishing conveyance to either of the
above Trains or Boats, will be called for by the
Coaches Of Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving
their address at the Omnibus Office, l47 Superior
street, next door TO the Weddell House.
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NATURAL MAGTOi

suppose q case. Suppose you have Eandy, red,
whit, grizzly, or naming yellow hair Suppose you
prefer light brown, rich dark brown, or raven
sbiaek. Well, you apply Cif you are wise)
CRISTADORO's EXOELSTOR HAIR DYE,
and In 10 minutes your mirror shows youa
Won .DERFUL TRANSFORMATION | !
Every h.dr that few moments before was an un-
slightly blen ,ish, is now element Of beauty. "a
naqniacsnt cad of hair Is the exclamation when
ever you unooveS-. The difference between
BEAUTY AND TIE BEAST
Wa not more striking than that betwosn gray or
red hsad in state Of nA ture and one in which this
,smous dye has been applied.
Manufactured By J. Orista0oro, No. 6 Astor House,
New York. sold everywhere, and applied By all Hair
DresaerB.
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NEW XORA nIARKEF-Deo. 10.

u
BLOUR-Markot heavy and slightly in favor Of
buyers with no1erats demand for export and home
consumption. Market closing heavy.
~ Sases t sOoo sDs ~ toI9549 % for reeotedi soI4o9
t540n5,5O for superne western; g56la5 go for com.
men @ medium extra western; 5,9005,s5 for ship.
trade brands.
CANADA PLOUR-Little more doing and pri-
S54sa5,5O for superfne; S5,65@7,5O common to
choice extra. Included In the sale llU0 bbls ex
RYE FLOUR-Market rules steady. Sales $50
bbls at SS,50@4,45.
CORH MEAL-Marlet quiet and steady. Sales
WHIsKY--MaTket without decided. Sales 500
WHRAT-Market about lc better with moderate
business doing for export, in part for France. Sales
"a 100 bush Chicago spring at 81 2Ol n; IS 900 bush
north hwestern club at 81 28; 5000 bush soft Mlwau
kee cut at gl,z7; 46 0O bush fair T. good do at 2s
l,31S; SO 1000 bush amber Iowa at 81 3l s2 SsOOO bu
inferior 10 prime winter rcd western at SlS46l 80;
canada club at Sl,92i 5000 bush white Canada at
81 80; 1909 bush white Kentucky at 81 80; 100 bus
white Michigan at 81 ,42@l,50.
RKR-MArket without impOrtnnt change. Sales
1900 bush at IS
8ARLRY-Msrzet heavy. Sales 1000 bus Can
ada East at 7Oc; $50 bush Canada " est at 75176c
OORN-Market rules firm with scarcely so much
doing Sales are So coo bush at 636ic for inferior
common mixed western; 659655Fc for good shipping
PEEs-we notice small sales of Canadian Peas
OATS-Market duh and decliniug with sales at
GSai16c for Jersey, Canada, western and state
fOIkK-Market rules steady with fair demand.
Sale are 10 so bbls 9l25OAl3OO for mess; Sl2758
400 for prime mess; S8,5Q@900 for prime.
REER-markot Is quiet and firm. Sales 400
bbs at S4OO4,5O for country prime; S5,OO@5,50 for
country mess Sll 502 90 for repacked me5si Sl3 so
61l3S7& for extra mess.
DIR kSSED HOGS-Markst steady ct S4,624
@4,75.
PRIME MEsS BEEF-MArkst is inactive at
Sl6,OO32O,O0.
BBEF HAHI9-Market quiet, $500.
BACOR-Sides Ia fair demand. Sales $50 boxes
at 7Sc for long clear middles; for short clear do
our MEATB-SmOked and cut meats dull and
LARD-Msrket active. Sales $50 bbls at $50
sUFFER-Marketh firm at lleI6o for Ohio, and
l6A23c for state.
CHRESE-Market less active at 6@s5ko.
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The Chief Attributes OF Manhood are ire
0usRily lost or suspended by mal-prAotiees and Vi
ci0us habts, that viii inevitably lead to hsreilary
disease unless checked In time Read the truths laid
down In the treaties "Hunan FrAn ,, or Phyalolog-
ieal Rssearshos" lt la olahorately illustrated with
coorod onEravinsa and win convince the most hard
ensd and unconosrntd, as we'll as relieve the minds
Of the most despondinE b. leading them in the right
channel Tor relief OF bodily and mental agony and
despair.
Sold By DR. BARROW, l9s BleookSr street, New
Eork. Prics Is cents. Sent FREQ everywhere.
sold also By g. W. Ozark, Druggists, Cleveland,
Ohio
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9rEtl1l LIZ.
FRlnNn ~ NErn. rRY IL.

Or. Sweets INFALLIBLE LINIMEET Is Pre-
pared frsm ths recipe Of Or. Stephen Sweet Of Con-
nsctiout tho great bone setter, and has been used
IN his practice for the last twenty years with the
most sutonishiRg success, As an external remedy
it iH Without rival and viii alleviate pain more
speedily than any other preparation For All Rheu'
matte and Nervous Disorders Il Is truly inialibles
and az curative for soros, Wounis SpIaina, Bruis-
e. &C., itu soothing, healing and Eeriul Strength
Onins propeRslti,s, excite the just wonder aud
touishmtnt fan who have ever given Il q trial -
Over four hundred certificates OF remarkable cur,s
parormod BY 1t within the last two years. attest to
this faot, Strong Armstrong, Agents for Uleve-
land. deoloalteosvd&A .R26
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FRCm MISSOURI.

GLASGOW, Dec. s.
The notorious marauder Capt. Sweeney
and his band ofrobbers, who have for some
time past kept this section of the country in
terror, were captured yesterday at Rogers
Mill, near here, by a detachment Of cavalry
under Capt Merrill. Sweeney Pickets were
surprised and captured, and his whole band,
thirty-6ve in number, taken without firing