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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-18
FROnI KRNTUCKY.

CIEcIEEATI, Nov. l6.
The special correspondent OF tie New York
Times arrived here tonight IRON General
SchOef command. He says, on Wednesday
Gen. Thomas ordered Ger. Sehoef to fall
back, by forced marches, from London to
Da1ville, Ky, where the Federal forces will
concentrate to oppose Gen. Sydney A. johns
ton, who Is reported marching with 40, 00C
men. The l4th, l7th, and 3sth Ohio, and
the 33d Indiana regiment Immediately tool
up the line Of march for Danville. The Tenn
essee brigade refused 70 turn their faces back.
ward and they, with the Sd Kentucky, vert
ordered into their old camp.
ZOllicofer has Joined johnson, leaving {
small force at Cumberland Gap. Qur tEooPl
arrived at Crab Orchard Springs this morn
ing.
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WESTERN NEWS,

LEAyEHWoRTH, X. T, Nov. i6.
Gen. Lanes command was expected at
Fort Scott on the evening of the 14th inst
A doubtful report says that there was a
force of !, 900 rebels at Beavers Mills, 6ftY
miles from Fort Scott
The creating Of tao new military Of Kan,
sas, with Msj. Gen. Hunter in command,
gives great satisfaction, and confidence to
the citizens Of Kausas.
The recent election in this State, resulted
IN the choice Of Topeka az the State CAPITAL.
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FoRRIGN AhRIYAI..

DAFh NAlaI NUF. Als
The City of Washington arrived Of Cape
Race with Liverpool dates Of the sIb, and
Queenstown Tth.
Cotton dull with a downward tendency.
Manchester advices unisvorable.
Breadstufs generally quiet and steady sI-
eept wheat which has an upward tendency.
Flour quiet and steady.
Corn easier.
The Convention between France, England
aRd Spain for Intervention in Mexico was
signed in London on the 3lst.
TIE London Times condemns Secretary
Stewards dispatch to Lord Lyons. Il also
Fidicnles Mr. SeFard's manifesto 70 the Gov
ernors Of States.
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THH WAY IT is DoSE,-When you pass
Bank street, for your own prOftand pleasure,
step into the rooms Of the Soldiers Aid So
eioiy and spend few moments In Watching
lie operations. MOut people are more or less
Inclined to doubt the possibility Of women
being able 10 transact business In q prompt
merehantile, ship-shape manner, bat this
institution will perhaps teach the iucrsdu-
lOuS thing or two which It may be well
for them 10 known. Female societies Of all
kinds have been supposed very aptto run
to constitutions and by-laws, to employ
many words, in the performance Of few
Deeds but they have changed all that on
Bank street, and the novel spectacle Is pre-
Iented ofsome dozen or more ladies gather
cred together working harmoniously, indus
triOualy, silently and expeditiously day after
day, and producing results which mako all
Of US proud Of American women and their
noble patriotism. Miss A. and Mrs. B. are
sorting garments, fruits and hospital stores,
Miss Q. ia arranging them in packages and
bundles, Mrs. E. and Miss F. are carefully
packing them in boxes, Mics G. is making
out bills and accounts, Mrs H and Mrs ].
are comparing and adjusting accounts, Miss
X. is giving directions to burly cartman,
and Miss L. is answering the extensive cor
respOndence. So on through the alphabet,
and probably through several alphabets If
we had time to reckon all in. To get an
idea Of how much is accomplished, we will
take at random the shipments Of four days
from Nov. 18th. During this period there
were sent from this society 81 boxes and
barrels to the Post Hospital at Louisville,
for distribution through the surrounding
countryj to Lexington, KY, and 10 Camp
Nevins, Ky.j TO Cairo, Ill, on requisition of
DR.. Aigner, Sanitary Agent at that pOlat,
ls bOxesj to the Post Hospital of the 7th
Regiment at Charleston, Va, in charge of
DR.. salter, 10 boxes and 2 barrels. DR..
VIM. Prentice took with him yesterday to
Nelson's Brigade, 10 large cases.
The stores thus sent have been mostly
flannel garments and heavy bedding, which
are very greatly needed at ali times. There
are included 2,O4s articles of clothing, 1000
pounds stores and furnishings for hospitals,
225 pounds lint and bandsges.
This is but a sample of four days business,
and every week adds new resources and
brings in new demands.
We would add one word more. Within
two or three days a case of unusual need
has occurred, which this Society felt called
upon to minister TO, and In 90 doing was
compelled to run in debt q few dollars be-
yond their present mems. What gentleman
will have the honor of opening his pure in
order that this small indebtedness shall be
wiped out9
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FROM nIIssOURI.

hANsAs CITY, NOV. 10.
The bank Of Norihup & Co., and the CRion
Bank, at this place, were robbed to-day be
tween 10 and II o'clock, by a gang Of 20
men, belonging to Oleveland's jsyhawkers.
fortunately both banks anticipated robbery,
and had forwarded the greater portion OF
their money to a place of security. Northup
& Co. 8 less was but SO, 600, and that of the
Union Bank $3.50. This will not prevent
The banks from carrying on business as
gusl,
a wagon nkster juat arrived, and gives
Information of the capture by the rebels, at
3 o'clock this morning, a mile and a halt
from Pleasant Hill, Cas- county, Of fifty Wag-
ons and 500 oxen, on their way 70 Sedalia
When the wagon master escaped, the yokes
we're being burned, and preparations were
being made to burn the wagons. The team
sters are all pgisoneTs.
Jennison marches Immediately for Pleas.
ant Hill.
ST. LoVIs, Nov. I6.
Price and Nee eulloeh' armies have retrest-
ed into Arkansas. Il is understood they
have gone to Fort Smith, where supplies
have been collected and winter quarters are
being built. Before leaving Missouri they
fred all the hayssaeks, corn cribs, sc, in THEN
vicinity, to prevent our forces hom obtaining
forage, in case we pursued them.
Previous reports regarding the immineney
of q battle on the I'd, originated in a large
foraging party of rebels on Wilson's Greek
being mistaken for the advance guard of the
enemy.
Gen. Hunter and staff ssriyed tonight
Sedalia and Rolla will be strongly gsrrissoned
and sufficient provisions, stores, aud muni
tions be sent to each point for an army o
5000 men, shonld necessity at any tint
require their presence.
| The bulk OF the army will come to st
Louis, and be held in readiness for move
ments in Kentucky, Southeast Missouri, ol
down the Mississippi river.
Gen. Hunter has sent G letter to Genera
Price by a aag Of truce, Fepudiating tn,
treaty Ietween Gsn'ls. Fremont and Price
entered into November lst, and has addressed
a letter to Adjt. General Thomas, setting
forth his reasons therefor.
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n. Y. STOCK mARKRF.-NOv. 1s

aEONRY-Fasy and plenty per cent. on call.
STERLING EXCaANGE-Clcsed hrm at
l03 for best bankeFa bills.
8TOCKS-MarKst opened doll and easier and
closed more active and better. Chic=go hOcE Is
land 575z; Chicago, Burlington & Quincy So CleVs.
land Toledo 2f1f; Glena 4 Chicago 53Ai Cleveland
Pttsbu gh I26; Illinois central scrip 631si Mich
igan.Southern l94i do guaranteed 9si canton l04i
Pacific Mail 97s4; New Work central e,ys; hris s4f
Hudson 4O9s; Harlem lSH; Reading 353s; Michigan;
Central 534; dArlem st DCnds 95; Louisiana 6s "
Tennessee An; Missouri f4A; Treasury rs yea
e; do lis lO0H United States e "a coupons s596;
United states '65 s3A; United Stat IS 81 coupons
9i5S; United state. 6s 81 registered 81.
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~ Nessrs. Gilbert & Pease, dealers on
Ontario street, are receiving fifteen tons Of
Catawba grapes from KslleY's Island. They
have hung on the vines till thoroughly ripe
and in quality have never been exeslled BY
any crop gathered in Northern Ohio. They
are designed for the home market, and are
the cheapest luxury that can be bought.
Gee advertisement.
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OsWKGO nIARKET-NOv. 18

WLOUR-Market steady,
IIWHEAT-MRrEet dull. Sales 600 bush No.
Chicago spring at 81 90
fDRN-1arket dull. faleB $500 bush OStO at
Soc; $500 b sh In~iana At 49c
BARLER-MeTket unchanged. Sales 001 bush
Bay Quinie at 55..
RYR-In good demand. sales 1900 bush Can
ada at sc; 4,5J0 bush do at 6s5fc.
PEAS-Market quiet.
CANAL RREIGHTS- On grain are unsettled;
houF 60c, wheat I5 pl9c and &c to New York
LAKE IMPORTS 200 bbls hour; 70 90 bush
wheat; CO. nn bush corn; 500 bust barley 500 bus
rye; 5 OOO bush peas.
CANAL ERPORTS-2 Obbls -four; lsI on bu
Wh0at; 10 600 bush corn 500 bush barley; 500 bus
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PERsoNs oF FuLL HApITs.


Who are subject % COstivensls, Headache, eiddi-
ness, Drovslnsas, and ringing in the ears, arising
from too great nov Of b.oOd to the head, should
never b Without
BBAHDRETH's PILLS,
and many highly dangerous symptoms win be re-
moved By their inmsdiaie use.
Ihs Hon. J. Hunt, Of Weutehest'r Co, n. Y, 70
ysars Of sgo, has used BFsndsihs pills for twenty
ave y'an q hiE sole medicine. When he feels him
sef indlsrosed BE- II from Cold, RhsnmAtism, As h
IA. Headache, Bilious Affect ons, Costivsntss. or
irritation cf the kidneys or blsdder be dJts nothing
but take z lnW doses Of Branoeth'a Pitls.
His usual msihod is to take six pills, and rsduos
the dose each night. one pill In svory attack Of
sickness for twenty I'VE ytars tbs simple method
hss never iled to restore bin 10 hsslthi and few
men are to be found 90 se'iTa and hearty Is he.
sold bE A. Gardner, 40 superior street. OisVs'
gand, Ohio, and b. al respectable dealers in medi
clnsl. noV7:B25
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FIRST AND LAST EEGLIsH TREAT1sEs on
BooEKEEPIEe.-We quote from the first
authOr-Hugh oldcastle-who published his
fist English work at London, in 154s, as
follows, Uerbatim
"a Profitable Treatyce, called the instru-
ment or boke 70 learn to knoY the good order
of the kepying of the famouse recoYnge,
called in Latin, Dare ct Hqbsrs, and in En-
glish, Debtor aud Creditor"
The following appropriate thoughts and
language are from the preface of Bryant,
stratton & Packard's work used by the
Chain of Colleges" and others " In con-
clusion, we would say, that in the inception
and prosecution of this work-aDd in this
view it has been truly 'laber of love'-we
have had constantly in mind, first, the wants
of the young men Of the country, who, yet
inexperienced in the dr4dgery of CONNER.
cial pursuits, are looking forward to Q 'po-
sition in life and ready to use with dill
genee, any honorable means Promotive of
the great end /; merit, of that other great class
who have passed from the chrysalis state
into the open world Of active employment,
but are yet careful to lay hold of whatever
may promise the instrument of real advance
ment; and last, though by no means least,
of thst worthy eyny Of self-sscrifcing men
and women, who, content with the humble
lot and fortunes of the teacher, seem TO be IiV-
ing in a world of their own, but living for
the good of others, and who ara, perhaps, Of
all others, best qualified to judge of the faith
fulness of our labOrs. Of the first of these
three classes, we have worthy representative;
under our special daily earsi OF the seeepd
thousands have gone out from US, and are
doing for themselves and their country il
almost every city and hamlet in this broad
Union Of States while among the third clasl
we are proud TO reckon many Of The mos
eadesrsd and respected of our persona
| friends.H
This new and popular work contains il
part the Course on Accounts as taught b
Folsom & FELTON,, Of the Cleveland branch 0
Mercantile Colleges. dkw .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-18
KRNTUCKY NRRs.

A9OAsELLA5 4Ae8s AZ
a slir snow, the first Of the season, fell
this morning.
The Mt Sterling Whig has a report fron
Thomas Turner, one Of Gen Wilson's Ada,
relative TO the PiketOn engagement he
says that at PrsstoRburg the Federal army
divided into tive columns, one under Col.
Sill via Johns Greek. The other met TIE
enemy By another route at Ivy Greek. The
latter had sharp engagement for one hour
and twenty minutes, routing the rebels, kill
ing and Wounding "a.
The rebels report to the Unionists hat
they lOsl from 2oO to 800, Of whom 40 were
killed, and shout 60 wounded.
Another account says the Federal loss vas
killed and II wounded.
The previous aecchnts from Cincinnafi
apPesg 10 have seen grestly exaggerated.
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THE FoRTT FIRsT.-The 4lst Regiment are
en-route for the wars. On Friday morning
they arrived at Cincinnati from Camp DEN
nisOn, and left for GallipOlis on board the
steamer Telegraph No. 8. They will be as
signed field of operations on their arrival
at that point. The regiment was attended
by two pieces Of artillery and forty men from
Col. Barnett's regiment.
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SAD ACCIDENT.

AOLNI 7 LAAaAhIi Va NOV. 10.
A sad accident occurred Ct Camp Piatt IL
miles above Charleaian, this morning. Capt.
Bel, Of Co. K, 44th Ohio regiment and
eleven Of his men, while crossing the Ka-
naWha in q skia, ran under the stsamef Com
modoFe Perry, aud the Captain aud seven Of
the privatss drowned. The remainder were
saved.
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n. B. EOlONONSOh,

TEetlt ell0 Gtlcil.JG Ogaet1Al
Ke-rg fha InrTaS aasoftmel q the most I'm proved
t-i7 81 ~ q f1flL5. All his 1lasssEt whethgl
~ - a - TIihlsd, are ground 1Hder hi1 oul
~ r1rgff7irFV oi 9 neW ccn1 1fru1tl1l1 with
5t7 -. ro ~ . suit the eFo1 In az c19e1i
--- TT11Errs1 fIi1TiaeaE OF ln1gmnatiol Of lni
rT61I Glt im11Etlug Gtfsngt1 tor iona 8eaa-As oi
i -. .onrun vorIa siufoFu shspubIo that
trr1TrE sllpio11 enT one = the l1e e ~ -s4s5
UTCnts3l,lI Il = C0rrE AEE e, a., On heat,
AELLfIozhE NLES tnsozted Who'll llL-i
d115-Eo. q s15srloE street, under A5sIIo.n
Eole-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-18

FoRT MoEROE, Nov. ls.
A Gag Of trues went to Norfolk, obtaining
no papers.
Several gunbOats have gone to Newport
News.
The rebels have assembled in considerable
force ct Great Bethel.
An attack on Newport News is not in
probable.
The recent treat Norfolk consumed 9 larqs
quantity Of valuable stores, including nearly
the entire supply Of oil.
The steamer Spaulding leaves for Hattsras
tonight, towing two vessels loaded with
frame housea.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-18

FnE.-Tbs eIsFi1 81 IRE at s1z o'clock
last evening was caused by the hEFning Of ?
quantity Of clothes at the house No. II
CbestuuFstrest. The articles had been hung
near 70 a stOys containing large Ere, and
caught from thence. The amount Of dam
age is unknoWA.
The Ere was extinguished by party oi
soldiers before the arrival Of the hremen.
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MORNING LEADER.
NEW ADVRRTIRRMRNTs

Tn. @. A.-Two Lectures By Cough
1. P. shsrE ood-Prlnted Reps.
Lo5t-Ovsrooat oaps.
wantod-A Situation.
BaldWla, newitt Oo-Lumbor Wanted.
Gilbert q F0aae-Loeal Estics.
John sehrink-Looal sosloo.
Mercantile OOfleso-Looal Netios.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-18

~ John Shrink has just received lot
of those luscious Kelly Island Catswba
grapes, which are put up SO ss to keep until
the holidays, and which he is selling at ;
low fgure. The packages are of the right
size, too, for family use,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-18

~ The price Of tho MoRNIEs LaADHR 10
nsWB agents il One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no deviation under any
oircum anoss.
Ths postage on The LuADHRi 70 News
Dealers, is OnO-fOurth Of = cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties rsmitting
postage stamps should send Us one and three
cont instead Of larger denominations
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@iIItuetn.

M ILLINERY 9OODS - h "
lyl Arrival.
MIS-. u. 3. P0BFER q Esneca stTasts
e IN receipt d nsV md CHOICE stoct q
MILL LIHEBE GOODBs
Comprising
Seq GfFis Ehirrsd Hats. Flowers, hibbon1i Moarl-
ing Goods, Collars, Wells 6c. Also
NEW STYLE HATS FOB CHILDEEN.
Besides great variety Of 8enaonable and iashion-
ablo Roods not enumerafed- Ladies respectfully
invite q 10 cail and examtna.
~ Dfsss making donS 70 order n tie vsyg b
nsFnsf marlfR75
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RnRRIGN ARRIFAI.

Sc. IoHNs N, F., Nov. Is.
The steamship saxouis, from Southamp-
ton on the 9Th, arrived Of Caps Race lib
three days later noWs, bat 1t was impossible
70 obtain Il.
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PROM BALrIMoEE

BALTIMoRE, Nov. II.
About 400 troops, including Minis Bosion
Battery, march to-day from snow Hill, Nd 4,
into Aeeomae and Northampton eountiea--
AecOmse is for the Union, but Northampton
shows 6ght
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CHICAGO BIARKKT-NOv. I6.

n fELEGRAPHsl
FLOUR-Markst = shade lower.
WIZ BAT-Market opened dull and lower, and
closed firm. sales az 7a9Tlc for No. and az 965c
for No. 3 in store
CORN Market &c lover. Sales ct 23MG23Hc
for mixed in store.
OATS Market quiet.
RECEIPTs-s SO DbIs -four; sO,OO bush Whsati
SO, 900 bush corn.
i60 900 bush corn.
FREIGHTs-Frm and le higher; I7o on wheat
GxUHANGE-Ou New York. arn at 10 pre-
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FROM CAIRO.

CHICAGO, Nov. l6-
A special dispatch to the Evening Journal
from Cairo says il has been sscertain'd that
the rebel loss at the battle at Belmont Is 26l
killed, 427 wounded, and 27s missing.
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mILwAUKEE BIARKEr-NOv. 16.


ELOUR-Market steady.
WHEAT-mArket Is steady. Sales at 7lc for
No. l.
II RRCEIPTS-2OO0 bb's -four; 400 bush wheat.
SHIPMENTS--4,70o bbls -four; 62,tOO bush
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-18

LAyA TIP Gas BUREEss.--I can supply
the last improved Lava Tip Burners for 3!
cents each. ". P. FosG,
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TRAvRLKRs' RReIsTER,

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 Of the Omnibus Office, l4T Superior
street next door to the Weddal House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-18

SENATOR GlgIHH AND COMPANY
At F0RT WARREH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-18

~ Mr.. A, Freese desires his eorrespOn-
dents to address him at Wilmington, Win
county, Illinois.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-18

~ J. B. Hall's Ariiica OIL, for Chill
blains, Frost Bites, Burns, Bruises, Cuts,
etc. Price % cents, at No. II Public sgusre.
Nov SRI
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-18

- Crude oil in quantities 70 suit ie-
iner's wants, in store and for sale at George
sprague's, Oviatt ExehanRe.
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- Nohlest StndY nf Mankind d Man \

arhe Noblest Study Of Mankind Is Nan I"
--But dsbased and degraded manhood, in curse but
800 prevalent IN cur planet. Oh kasp the fatal
shafts Of disaaso and complaint from yoEr ololeai
Warnings and dvioe eau b obtained IN the book
"Hanan FrHilty, o. Physiological Besrarchss.n Il
VIII uasuredly recall tha haok Sliding fum The evil
practices provslont b an alarming extent, aud Be
unarrng guiding star 70 health and rssuacltttod
energy Thousands attest the bonsat Of hosding its
oounsola and adVioo.
Sold By DR. BARROW, lsi BloaoksF street, Rev
Herk. Price = ceRts. Sent tros everywhere.
sold also ~ g. W. Ozark, Druggists, Cleveland,
Ohfo
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-18

Important Expedition On the
Lower Potomac.
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SOME DETAILS OF TIE PIKE.
TON FIGHT.
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#auts--3Ost--&Fward.

OTRAY YED Back TdE YARD OF
~ the Birth HOuse, IN the 18th inst rwo 90 W.
-one sOod siz d, square built, red v, with q
Ehits in hsr face and white 'ou5 he belly and
bird legs tbs Other large red roan COW, Dot 10
good order Whoever will return said cows, o. give
Information where they may be found, sha b9 40
er ally rewa, ded. II. BLROh %.
O'svs aud Nov Is lssi:s6l
WANTED-A SITUATION AS
w OLERK, IN any p ctable business b. 3
persOn Of long peFieuc SALESMAN IN this city.
Bat Of reference giv-n. Apply or address !. l..
BearcelsY. beedeg Odife. noyi2:35i
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HkEEooD-HOW LosE-HoW REToRHD.-
Just published On Sealed Envelope; srios cents.
a hscsuro on the Nature Treatment and radical
Odfs o. Bpcrmatorrhaa or Seminal weakness, In.
VoluniaIT Emissions, Sexual Debility, and Impod.
insutl 70 Marriage goneTally, Eervoumoss, uon-
Eunpiion, Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Rhyuioai
Enoagacity, rssultlnS nom seif-Abuuo, 6o.-By
1oBT. :. oULvEBWELL, n. n, Author Of TIE
DrrEN Beog, Nc.
"a Boch g Thousands q Sunsrors." ssnt uader
1oa, IN plain envelope, % any address, Pogf rAlpi
q neo1pt ol alE ooutls or two postsgo gl4lysi ~
Or. Oh. j o. NELhAt
"a b5Vsry, New York, Podt oGes Box, -,
HertddAwe64
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EROM WAsHTNorn.I

WASAIHafoH, NOV. 16.
The 1lth and l4th regiments o. s. Ipfau-
try are 10 be hutted during ths winter Al
PerryviIls, Nd 1900 troops win thus be
qusrtersd and form . camp Of instruction /;
500 are there already.
The Intelligence Of the capture Of Slidell
and Mason has difused the greatest possible
joy among ell classes, including, Of couse,
Government officers, from the President
down. The brilliant exploit st-PoIt Royal
was certainly not more II quite as electric IN
its effect upon the public mind IS the taking
Of these generally regarded uuprincipled and
dangerous emissaries.
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THE ARREST or MlS0H
AND SLlDELL.

How the Administration
Regard Il.
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DODGERS SCISSORS, EEoLIsH,
- Al S 6OWEIs 3 o.. On The
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FROM EORT BIONROn

sunday Night's Dispatohes.
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OOMMRROIAL
Beard of TFadS.

EooF1 o. IF0dos
Prssident-J. L. WBATEERLT.
Vios PFes't-h. D. sooTT. TroaSuror-R. 7. LToH.
DIRBCT0ns.
4. D. CLARK, A. Quin, Il. 8. Davis, B. BroWhsn, D.
Harvey, A. J. Beggel, 3. y. Lester.
s. = Lester, 30. Hua'oT, H.B.s0Ott.
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which iI % prevalent On the Lake shore.
Persons suffering froH coughs, night sWeats,
Hasading ct the luna. general debility, partial
aszossl imperfect sight, loss Of voice, hoarseness
los Of flesh and strength loss 0N appetite languors
dsspondsncy palpitston Of ths heart oppression Of
the ohsst, doult breathing, rsatIsssness at night,
lke,, should consult the Doctor forthwith.
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RRTAN sYsTE6 OF OURE,
EMBARKED NROK,

b notpractioed By pny other physl an, and the pub
lie Hhodld make note ofthis fct. a, has met Win
remarkable success in the cure Of BrOelAoeeie' or