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hospitals; also expressing the hope that the
Soldiers Aid Society Of this city would take
some measures TO supply this want. There
are at Charleston at the present time about
1853 invalids; at GalliPolis $50, at Cincinnati
at least 500, and probably 500 more at Park
ersburg and Grafton. Sickness and the
casualtes of battle have loft some regiments
with less than half the usual number
There has been a terrible sacrifice Of life and
health in Western Virginia, and in great
measure this is due to the inefiiciency Of the
Quartermaster's department, and not q little
70 the want Of proper care in officers ts keep
their men and camps in a cleanly condition.
As a general rule, the captain who is q
father in the tents, is a man in the field.
In this connection he would speak Of Camp
Wood, which he had visited during the day.
He would venture to predict that that regi-
ment (the 4lst) would come out in better
condition than almost any other in the field.
This was owing to the superior military
discipline which its commsndant exercised
over his mon with regard to cleanliness, &c.
The lecture was listened TO with much in
terest, and we may venture to say that all
who heard it came away with far better
realizing sense Of the condition of our West
ern Virginia army than they have heretofore
possessed.
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TELEGRAPHIC.

Senator Bakers Probable Successor
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30
FROM X RNTUCKY.


The Louisville Courier, published at Nash
vile, and issued at Bowling Gaeen, says;
"Richmond, Oct, 2I.-The track of the
Alexandria Railroad has been torn up from
Fairfax G. H. to Manassas.
"Breckinridge, Preston and Humphrey
AaIshsll arrived at Richmond on the 2lst
and were received with the greatest cOrdiali-
ty and enthusiasm.
''Gen. John Graylon, commanding the fO-
tilla forces, died at Tallahassee.
"Gen. Moore, of La, has issued an order
requiring all persons leaving New Orleans
and jefferson Point on steamboats, for Mem
phis, to get passes from the executive Office.
Gen. Thomas official account of the Wild
Cat affair says the forces were nearly equal
and the Fedora Troops repulsed the enemy
with great loss to the rebels and little to the
Federals.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHIhGIOHI UcI. 70.
At noon to-day the Navy Department had
NOR that the private Secretary Of Commo-
dore Dupont had absconded with all the maps,
charts, and sealed orders Of the great naval
military expedition.
The Pusey from the f'otilla last night re-
ports the steamer Geo. Page is now eOoped
up in Quantico Greek. As our batteries on
the Maryland shore bear directly on the
mouth Of the Greek, it would be q matter
Of considerable risk for her to attempt an
exit
Several pungies have run the blockade
and come up the river.
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n Q 3 5 a z 2.
| FAkH OF "a Agurs


WITH A HWD sTOBT BRICK DNELLIEl
IN the ltalisn sty yls Of srchit1cturu, vito barn-
Felli cistern and out hcusesi ~ -, iusE couple-
ed and ready for occupancy Inc house q bffit
Iltn al ulooern inrrose-gut8 the gToundJ have
nontor Ain3m9p Avenue g ~ ruds; bsautfful
4 the Yarn there ssgerE springs Of pra water
running Out nom tEs bsnka of she rsrins, uhich
ith simple hydraulic Works ca ts cunFaFed 70 arg
fart q the Yarn. for 3 eenllsu1ans Residence
she Whole grounds can Be elsgaEfb and tastefully
Arranged eor 9srdan, Yineyerd, or Fruit Crf-
citYOnly about 100 rods from the corpor1fisu limits
This farm can be divided into lots OF one % i've q
more aefesi ana MAKE elesalt residences, and af
iarEe adTRuce Of the Price az W.icn it eau nov -
and, part OF Ehica . beautiful Gruya. Ths
EinHmAn Street Eaflruad pes1aI tirourd the Ave
nHs in irUuE Of thsB Farm
Aiso-A NV TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE.
sarn Out blii Ae;, -eorner o. kinsman and
Forest stregra- Let IL isft kfusmdn and 7e5 On
forest street. House ard improve eut5 ars al IRA
oAss, with all the noa-Tn stTss and builf in sub.
Alsc-R sew TWO STORY BRIOK HOGsE
Barn. Ont b1ldings, Ac, trGted on E0Eest strss1
Lot ~ tset nont ~ 70 Get ceeq ms i8 a qrlt
class house. tuilt IN suhatanfiil ul1nDar, and in
the Itaiian sryls Of fsrctitecture.
AlsO-AE0ther TWO 5TQEf HEfUA HOUSE,
Barr Out Bulldings. &c. adoiniHg he Cne last de-
acrbed- Lot lu9 fset rout b rs feet dssp and en-
ishsd in all respects iiks the 0thar.
AIs5-CGE VACANT LOT, on Kfusmau street,
second lot from the oorlsr q HinEn1nn aud Eora1i
5tre6t8, ii5 ieat front ty 6 deep. 0ine ots On For
est street, between kinsmani $40 sc0vin AVsnna,
east side, Lots e fsat 'front.' 81 rs Ret dssp. WI
sell On tine g suit pnrchsssrs.
-Eor furtker Information enquire Of the und1E
signedi 30. fl9 hinslnGn a. Clcvcllnd, ohio.
iuneAi1s B BAEE ER-
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FROM DARNEsFOWN.

DARSEsTOwy, Oct. q.
Gen. Banks Brigades left Edwards Ferry
yesterday morning and arrived here last
night. suficiedE force remained at and
near the Ferry to insure safety against any
attempt 10 cross or mOlest US. The rebel
Plckets lined the opposite shore aud taunted
US with our attempt 70 invade Virginia, and
begging the favor Ofanother visit.
The question has been asked why Gen.
Lander was absent from his brigrds at the
battle Of Balls Bluff. He was in Washing
ton under special orders, and hearing Of the
engagement proceed TO Poolesville and to5k
part IN the action the next day at Ed dTaTd's
Ferry
Col. Bakers body having been embalmed
viii be exhibited in state in PHILADELPHIA
preVions TO removal 70 California.
Nothing new on the Potomac to-day, ex-
cePt the review Of McCall's division.
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FROlI BOSTON.

BosTOE, Oct. %.
Lieut.. Col Palfrey, commanding the Mass
aehusetts 10th Regiment has made an OF
eial report to Governor Andrew, in which tie
loss Of this gallant regiment, at Balls Bluff,
Is shown 70 be about so per cent. The of
GERS engaged numbered p. Officers safe, 9 :;
killed, Il wounded, 5 missing, Z. Rank
and file engaged, 3I5; killed, wounded and
missing, l47.
A private letter states that the q. S. sloop-
oi-Tar Dale had captured schooner laden
with rice while attempting to run the block
ale from Savannah to Havana,
The Atlantic Cotton Mills, in Lawrence,
will resume operations on the 10th OF Nov,
d give employment TO 100 persons.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

SALE OF CONTRABASD JKFELRY.-The sale
of a lot Of eonfscated jewelry, which was
taken from the trunks of southerners, took
place yesterday afternoon in the vacant store
just above the Merchants Bank. The at
tendance was quite large; not small num-
Der of ladies, TO which sex the glitter of
diamonds has a peculiar charm, being pres
ent- There were no articles of large value,
but the entire lot would figure upto rather
handsome sum.
NE. Crittenden, the well known jeweller,
bought two diamond bracelets for $3.50 each,
and diamond studded comb was sold to q
Cleveland lady for SIs5.
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PROV HARKIsBURGH.

dAhhIsBUkdHI UCI. 20
Gov. Curtin, in accordance with nstruc-
tions received from the War Department
has issued marching orders to the following
regiments: Col. Hartsanftz's 5ls; Colonel
Dodge's 52d; Col. Brooks's SD, and Colonel
Cutters lltb; Col Davis IO4th; Colonel
Cakes 96tb; the eth and one regiment
from Camp Cameron, which is near this
The regiments, eight in number, are all full,
spleudidly armed and equipped, and will
remove to their respective destinations dur
ing the week.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

EvESIEo COLLEGE sEssloSs.-The student
in accounts, by entering college at once,
can complete full course, studying even
ings only, by spring.
Those wishing to perfect their style of
penmanship will find it cheaper to make
arrangements for the winter, for which tut
ton is only $40, while otherwise it is sS per
north. Glasses in arithmetic will be taught
On same terms.
Ladies can enter upon the study Of either
Of the above, either days or evenings.
octSO-359
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nuFFALO lIARKRF-Oet. 2D.


FLOUR-Market steady and in moderate de-
mand.
WHEAT-Marke' shade easier with moderate
demand. sales 800 bush red winter n 81 0 G1 S.,
l3ill bush Chicago spring at 95c; l2O0 bush white
Nj -hig4n and 1900 bush MilHaukee and Green Bay
club on private t-i ms.
CORN-MArkCt hTmer. ssles 300 hush a. 4Ic
OATs-Msrket steady and in good demand. Sales
II go bush at 2zC
Other grains quiet.
CANAL EREIGHTS-23c on corn &c on wheat
70 New York.
LAKE IMPORTS 90 bbls -four; s2 600 bu
wheat; 1000 bush barley 900 bush oats
ANAL EXP0hTs-ZOJO bbls flour; 233, 100 bu
wheat; ,OOJ bush corn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

EEENLNLIUN LE UHLLEH TIN DUhNs
To ladies Of delicate health impaired 0rEaniza-
eol, o. % fbosa b. whom an inorssso Of tauaily b
RON any reason Questionable the undersigned
Would ogar prescription which is psrfsoty relia-
BE and 1afs, and which has been prescribed IN
rious psrs Of the old world for the past esntury.-
Alfh0agh the article Is Very ehsap and simple, Jet
it has been pat up IN half pint bottles and sold very
oEsnsTey Il shs e1orbltant prios Of S5 PER BOTTLE
tbs undsignsd proposes TO furnish the recipe for
ths small Of 81, By the possession Of which ev-
~ LADY supply heTbelt with perfect safeguard
g any drug store, fT the trihing sum Of . cents
Fsr year. Any physician or druggist viii tell you
lt is perfectly harmless, and thousands Of testmo-
stalls en- Be proeared Of fts efficacy. Sent to any
cart q the world on reosipt Of 81, By addressing
Dr. J. Q. DEFERAUX,
auE.Ins5s P q. Box. No asss, Nes qsvsu. Conn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

PERsOEAL.-Among the arrivals at the
Angler yesterday, were Col. D. de Romanoff,
the celebrated Russian Telegraphic Agent
and his wife; C. P. WOlcott, Attorney Gen
ersl Of Ohio, and son; B. F. Smith, Buffalo;
Charles n. Webb and family, Columbus;
W. Bowman, Canada; H. P. Hall, New
York; r. Mowry, England; E.W. Neff, W.
M. Bacon, Cincinnati; Hon. b. Williams,
Delaware; John Miller, Esq, Columbus; A.
Jeffry, NJ. A. Owen, Rochester; Hon. H.
Hilliard, New Jersey; Chsrles C. Bonney
and family, Chicago; T. A. Allen, New
York; E. J. WOOley, New York; 8. R.
Wooley, Detroit.
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ny. STOCK mARKRT.-Oct. 90.
rET Trr am apul

BIONRY-On call in good demand at S per c-ut.
STEHBIhts -EXCf4GNGik-Ae movements,
and QuotRtiou1 are nominal
STUCK KS-Market dul end lover. Chic 70 d
Rock Island 81: Cleveland B TOls0o s656; Michigan
Csntral ~; Harlem l2A; Pacific Mail 944i Oregon
War Loan half yearly, y; Mis- -ouri 4456; Teunes-
see e "a Unft.d tat s. 81 reRizierei ~; MIlwan-
kee 4 Prairie DuChine lsH; Gal na + Chicago 70j5;
h uds 81; New II rk eBtral 7sH; Erie y
The American Exchange B iuk has agre TO pas5
ts usual diyid nd in consequence hear it ruuoF-
cd, OF heavy losses south
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4th Battery 1st Reg. Artiller,


Last Saturday a pleasing ceremony took
place at Camp Wood. Il consisted of the
presentation of flag to the 41st Regiment
by Miss Florence Riddle. The presentation
speech was made by her father, and is
spoken Of by those who heard it as one of
impassioned eloquence. Col. Hazen on be-
half of his regiment, responded and made
an exceedingly happy speech in reply
The whole affair was an interesting one, and
we regret that we were not present on the
occasion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

- The prioeOf sho MoEnNe LHADIE 70
nsva agents Is One Dollar and FiAy Cent,
per hundred, and no deviation under any
circumstsnees.
The postage on tho LHLDHR, 70 News
Dealers, is Ono-fOurth Of cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties renting
postage stamps should send uS one and three
cent instead Of larger determinations.
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OHICAGO HIAKKET-Oct %.
Tpy TuIrauHpu1

RL0UR-Market easier.
WI HEAT-Market active. Sales 6 OCO bush at
yesterdays quotations.
ORS--harket dull and &c lower. Sales at 2Oo
for mixed in Store.
OATS Market K61c lower.
RECElP PISS .l0O Dols nOuri ls3 900 bush wheat;
l22,000 bush corn.
sHPmENTs-s.l,Ob o bbls -four; "a 900 Bu wheat;
72.000 bush corn.
RRRIGHTS-Steady.
eKCHANGE-On New York, plenty at par TO
&c uranium
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CONN MERoIAL.
Ro1rdoSTr,ds

Prusldent-J L. WEATHERLY.
Vice Pros't-h. b. scoTr. Trea5urer-R. T. LToH.
DIRECTORS.
n. y. Clark, A. Quln, y g. Davis, B. BroWneI, Il.
Harvey, A. }. Beggsa, 3. y. Lester.
REFEREE8.
3. =. Lester, 10. HusssF, NIB. Scott
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sPHEREoTTPEs.-StimPsOn is beyond all
question, a superior artist, and We advise
those wishing to get fine likeness to call
upon him. A visit to his gallery, No. 253
Superior street, viii richly repay both citi-
zen and stranger. R27:tf
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TIE WEBB sIsTERs.-These charming az
tistes, with Mr.. and Mrs. Webb and the other
members of the company, were at the An
gier last night, enroute from Columbus TO
Erie and Buffalo. That they may have the
crowded houses they deserve is the wish Of
their many Cleveland friends.
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THE BEST ARTIFICIAL HELP
70 FHH HUMAE SIGHT EVEz IEVMrDl

- u -HJ-f~A-'SI = WI
Prdencal zaf gaasGe Opfeiah

PFdshsal ald SeaalGe 0Pfiesah,
KEEPS largest aa.orrnls1t q the most improve
icE near or f.g G!ghtcd, are grauEd cndsT his os1
cgpsotiou " utohtnery oiausE construction With
the greafeit care sut the eyes IN all cases.
ruring WeAknssa, DiEzinss5 or ILLUMINATION Of n
Eyos, and fmpaTti1E rirunEsa fcr lag reading
lEr EsWing.
nf sdlsTnons1u uoulc aersinform ths public tnEi
heueVir eEspl0Ys any iu the sale d hia Lslssa
-, e. 'ee . 3sseT2asnt 9 e oi Z ~ 9 GLsl-a
~ AHIlTl JlAL EYE5 fussrtsd gifhoEt pain
- pCriCc4 Is natural.
Hotel uali.dEE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

~ Vanity Fair with ARENAS Wards
new Indian story-'Woshy- BOshy," Ledger,
Waverly, True Flag, &c, for this week. also
Appleton's R. r. Guide for November, are
for sale at Hawke & Bros.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

~ Cavalry Drill and Sabre exercise, by
George Patten, 25 cents McClellsn's Man
ual of Bayonet Exercise, lOcents; new edi-
ton of the Army Regulations and all Mill
tary Books for sale at Hawks & Bro.
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CLEYELAND mARKRT--nct. ID.

FLOUR-TriH' 'BE sci, s, including red Xxx s. g,
and oountr5 ground white do at IS o..
WHEAT-Inaotive. Hold - offered at e5c VIII 'oh
would have been accepted By shippers 20 some ex
tent but for tho Of vessels Tho only sale was
car white on track ct 500.
OORN-salos OF car at &c; l at S3s, end at SIC
all en- track.
GA Ars-ssle Of cars at &c.
HIGHWINRs-ssles OF 20 bbls stiSHe.
FRUITs-sale Of 10 bbls dried apples 90.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

CAMP WooD.-Let all who contemplate in
lis ing look at the eulogy of the 4lst regi-
ment which is contained in Prof Peck's
lecture in another column.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

~ Those who have friends in camp
cannot make them a more appropriate gift
than one Of those Soldiers Port Folio5. Fer
sale at Hawks & Bro.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

CRAEFoRD'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.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

APPoIsTED.-We learn that Wm. Abbey,
Esq, of this city, is appointed Major Of the
Forty fifth Regiment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

MORE MES.-The favorite FOriy-frst Reg
iment is daily getting recruits. Twenty
men from GarretsVille came in yesterday
and were enrolled.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

TEE RUssIAE-AxERICAE TELEGRAPH.-As
will be seen elsewhere, the celebrated Rus
sian telegraphic agent ROmanOf is at the
Angler.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

Exec. sior xxx Flour, Hamburgh
Cheese, butter in tubs, for family use, at
George sprague's, Oviatt Exchange.
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FRcM missouri
RoLLA, v , Oct. %

Thirty-eight more Of our wounded soldiers
arrived to day from Springfield, which place
they left Thursday last.
Gen. Price was then at Neosho, in Newton
county.
On Wednesday last about one thousand
rebels entered Springfield and took away a
considerable quantity Of stores left By Ool.
IagloT. III .------ IL
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MORNING LEADER.
WFDNEsD4Y SIORNIN3, OCT. 80, iSs1
NEW ADVRRTIsEaIKNTs.

=. Oowlos-Betier List,
Isaa, A Isaass The Fair Insz.
Ksrru'sh 3 Hs!sl .T-MoR-y to Loaa.
HsEls BrO-LOSal Rssies.
Mercantile Ooll.Ee Bus ness Notlts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

MUsTERzD.-The Forty-6rst regiment was
mustered in as a regiment yesterday by
Lieut.. Neal Of the army.
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CDnfEcftaAErg.
TOHN SCH RINK,

TOHN SCHRlNR,
- HAyINa REsoyED 70 his NEw oUAErEEs,
No. % LYMAN's BLOCK,
(Cppotits the Court Houss, Pub Squ ire,)
10 PREPARED 70 rsoslys The o1is o. nis n1s1dl a1d
EIorJIiinE in ths line q Oozfsetionsry is kept e
aHOLESAL AND RETAIL a. usual
OYSTERS AND H0T COFFEE,
% vel e. the choicest sStablss served up e no.
nenl's nOtice-
DINNER Is sERVED DAILY
at TIA Court House.
EuHEET-r ALE nv TTR Auua-
IMPERIAL JELLY GUN DR. lPs-supsrfor to
any hing "a the Confscti0aerg ne-lusi c-f "a 81
SOEh 6OHRIhk.
HLnnk OFT rnR THE 1917 =
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9- Stark Mills Bags and Flour sacking
at lS9 and l41 Water street.
Oct. Il-lm-S6I. ALcorT 8 HoRroE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-30

- Coal Oil Lamp Chimneys, that cAH
EoT BE BROKEN BT THE HEAT, can be touud at
". P. Fogg's, corner Superior and Seneca
atraafa
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PaPEA C18 a.
Y J. HH-Mauuscfnrsrs of EgES. BOOK AID
y EAPPlNG RAPEk. Orders I'd promptly
ETEA9S wanted ne 20 Euscrtor 81
ostz3 ~ W. 1AIAgkI Agsnis
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BRABDRETH's PILLS.

Bleeding nay give momeutary ease, because ths
hlood len Vih have more room. But a. the body i
ads frora the blood and sustained b. the blood, 70
waste cur blood iH TO Essts our life, and ruin our
conHttution. But Brandrsths Pills relieve The cir
culati0n readily a. bleedlng By only taking away
what it can well spare, and THEF EETER HpET.
Hr1. Hoopsr, o. Barnstabls, Msss-, was cured Of
st. Vitus' Danoe, General Debility, poorness Of
blood, and oostivensss Of many years Standing, b.
Brandrefh's PIus. The case a. length is Publisbsd
n ths Rampletz.
sold b. A. Gardner, ~ Superior street, OlsFs
Iand, Ohio, end By all rusPs0tabis eeslsrs in medi
oina. sepl5RZ5
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SpEfigl &latitea
TRIEED n ETTD- TRT b.

a NHAAHD u HAED- Ihn IT.
Da. gHnEF's LEIAELruIH LrrHENT a prepared
hom ne rooigs of DE. stephen Sweet. Of Con-
nsocui ths great boassottsr, and hes been used IN
III urastos Or ths isIi tEsntT ysHru with mo most
astdnirhing uaooaz. AZ an aztsrnal rumedy q q
Wiihout rival, and sill Alleviate rain ncre sposd
b tkaa q other pruparation. Tor An Bheumafip
nnt HeFEcus Disoafar1 @ h trulT iniailib;e and
uurativa for eoruu, Wound1, 6sraint, Bruises, &C.
o. aoofhinE. healing. aad por -fful strengthening
groIurtias, eEuio tie uri uouosr aud nltonishnont
q Al vho hare ever Eivrn q q trial Ovur HaT
hundred oartidoate, o. remarkable cares, goEoFned
- sdseTTirsT7p1i asu71-bRltaH
MAEBOOD-HoW LosT-HoW REsToEED.-
Just publuhsd in . Sad EnvoloPoi Priae cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and radical
Curu Of Epermatsrrh9a or Seminal Weakness, In
voluntary Emissions Sexual Debility, and Impod-
inonh % Marriage generally, NeryoHsness, UoR-
sumption. Epilepsy and Pits; Rental and PhYuioal
Inoapaoity, resulting from self-Abuse, &e.-By
R01f. J OULVERGELL, n. D., Author Of The
"a Boos % Thonsandu Of suaerers." sent undsr
eel IN plain envelope % any adiressi eoaf PAID,
Dr. Oh 81 KLINE,
n BOvory, New York, Post onee Bon eSs
saT-A Warning 70 me Unwary, and one
lEIlN 70 save la cQntAluHQ 10 Auo DoQAt ~hue
nan rrailiy, or Physiological Researches" IL "
plains tally and sauivooslly the secret causes of
functional deranromonts and prostrated poEorS,
fth uniling Instructions 20 eradicate eVeFy trace
nd particle q vuuom OF disease that gnauing
that insidiously, but too surely eats sway and
undormins tho constitution, having man cut the
Wrsck 0i his tgrmgr-soL The victim Of this nstai
iondoney should not lose = moment in procuring
fhis inValuable work.
Sold hy DR. BARROW, Igi Bleecker street, EoW
Iork Prioo IS cunta. Sent doe svcEyWhore.
sold also b g. ". Clsrk, DruEgiutI, Cleveland,
THE JAPANESE,
THE GREAT EAsTERE,
H.RH. THE PRINCE OF WALES
DE- JOIhVILLE,
Nay cone and 90 and be
BOPGOT EN-,
But TIE lustre the ebony baeness the rich browns,
the natural appearance ths sensation Of pride and
ploarurs produced b. the application Of that harm
lsas prsParHtion
CHRlSTADORO'S EXCELSIOR HAIR,
DYE,
WIN uuqusstiouAbIy Be gratsfuliy
REMEMBERED
By all who use Il, inasuuch as
THING OF BEAUTY
is A JOY FOREVER"
Prepared Nc. Astor House, Rev York. sOld
uTorywher by all Hair DresserB-
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8tass 5Hantry.

JAMES h. ODELL, BRASS
- EOUEDEB AND HANuFAOTUREk q
Few door froTn Superior street Cleveland Ohio b.
q preuared 20 furnish All kinds Of york used ~
8tsaul WafsT or Gaa, and al thg Elri0uz artlclf4
1Ssd n ths Piumb bing BuSiussl- Bosr Rulps q all
Kinds mnfs and repairad. BrsaS OnEt1uE done estiT
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nAGE 8 BRUCE, ATTORNEYS
NJ Gnd OsunoeIlors AZ Lag. Clee ld8 S1perioT
Effsss, (opposits Merchants Rsnks Clevalanos O.
WILLIAMSON AND RIDDLE,
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NONFECTI0NEKY & FRUITS.
MOULD Z RURSEK
1876 SUPERIOR ST.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.

Since the destruction Of or stand 10. IL 3upe-
For street. have taken the laTs and CON nlo1loul
bufldinR 10 is superior streeL sd fitted Il Up IN
9 style superior - n1gthing 10 ~ city
OUR PA RLOBg
Dor the ssrrfna q Cakes Grams 5odas ae, On the
mn isbsd aud 9Th our fsfitiss can sesure cur
customers that We serve them IN mUah better
In Connection with the WholasaIs and Retail
FRBIT AND Guns ECT1UNEEN BUSINESS,
We are prepared 2 supply
WEDDINGS AND PARTIES
to the entire safgisction o. O stonefs With sVeFT
-rrfrig needed on such occaEions.
our stock of 5au1a5- Eic<la3, PrssarTe5 and Fresh
Canned Fruit, Lobaler8, salmon kS 70 very lares,
and ul - kspt IN constant supplT, 81 ls EsEE bsst
DUB SODA FOUNTAIN
8 Wsll supplied, and VIII honor Al dra1 made On q.
gEWe are Ehole8ale manufseiurors q
CANDIES AND CoHFBoTIOEEEY
Of even Taristy aud also Hhela1Eia 2 aifra IN Ok
ANgES, LEMOae, BAHAlHA1 ald FOREIGN
FRUITs Of every description, and Is % 81 kinda
E3-UIGARS of the chsieest branda car lgays b
found- iyi9-R:fl