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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-14
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, NOV. IL.
Prot. Lowe made balloon ascension
Monday night. His observation showed
camps along the rear of the rebel batteries
for ten OF relve miles in the direction of
Manassas, indicating th4t the enemy was yet
in force ia that vicinity.
John Coehrane delivered sn address to
his regiment in the presence Of Secretary
Cameron and other distinguished persons.
Toe most important point in his argument
was in relation 20 the treatment Of slaves
during the present contest. He said We
need to use every means in our power to
subdue the rebellion. We should take
their cotton and sell or burn it, as it was
best to oonfseate their property, and when
necessary take their lives, and as their
slaves are used as an element Of strength
against US, We should net hesitate
to them if necessary, and to place arms in
their hands that they might assist in estsb-
fishing rights of common humanity. This
sentiment was received with unbounded en-
thusiasm.
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NEW: YORR MARRET-NOv. 10.


BLOUR-RIarkst opened steady and closed shad,
nrueri with good demand for export and home con
59mPtion; The sales Of extra state were chiefly 81
SALES 2s zoo bbls at s. mas 50 for raseted; ss5Oa
80 for superrns statsi S5,b5e15s0 cr extra state
0ooOSeoi - Tor superrne We8tern; S5,655 for com.
men 70 medium extra western; S5,sIe6.Ol for sbip
ping brands extra round hoop Ohioi S6,l096,75 f0F
,UANADA FLOUR-AIarket may be quoted a
shade nrme' with moderate smand Sales i2jO bbls
at ss,sos5.ss for suDernne; s5,7Os7sO for eOSmo6
gYE FLOUR -MArkst quiet and steady at
UOSlE aIEAI.-Markst quiet and Unclaimed
" w Hstalsh H-market rather mora stsady. sales
EtT@Marks. ls2s better With pretty good
demand Tor export a. the advance Sales SO bush
spring at 24ai25 4jo3 Bush diiwa1Ees i oI1f a.
1890 bush red state at 81 si 600 bush spring
state az Sl2O 100 bush winter red western 80
ml,sS; 2S 2OJ bush amber Michigan at $500 10.
white Canada at Sl,4p9l,h2, this latter price for
White MieRissn At ia sa. M b1Sb 1itS Resl
1vE-scarce and very arm. Sales s,lOO bush at
: 8ARLEY-Marksth hrmsr. Sales are 100 bush
Canada East at 7Oc.
better with moderate demand for export, home con-
sumption and speculation sales 223,pm bush q
MoIc LOT qlstil cry mixed Westerni 64g &c tOr %
to prime shipping 10 aoat; 69sHoi IN slore, chiefly
At 6751 bose; 6Sbb9; In store.
0ATS-ScaTca and firm, at 44045c for Can ada;
459946c for western, PabnsylyaniA and state.
HlR k-MArket is dull and heavy and prices
.ightly favor purchaser. sales 25O bbls Sii 100
1927 for meas; S9,5O6g,62H for prime.
BERR--a1arKrf nuieg End unchanged. Sales 12O
IBIS at S40044,5O II country prime; S5,r0G56O for
country mess; Sl,O09l2oO for repaeksd mess; $3.50
Tor -Lira mess.
pPIME MESS BEEF-Msrkst Is duH and
uoninal.
'sNKR EEAHTs-Market stssdy with small sales
western at $3.50.
',U@ WEAT5-sening at 4R@5o for shoulders;
Sc for hams.
HAIaJN-In coed demand chiefly future de-
livery at Am7H sales 2,5O0 boxes assorted deliy-
-rable In December, January and February on prt-
va'e terms.
DRESSED HOGs-In active dem and and firm
at &C.
LARu-Market dull and In favor Of buyers.-
Salas $50 bhls at eAAs&c, the latter an extreme;
BUFTgRS Market frmsr at lOsI4o for Ohio and
l4G 2nc for state.
CHEEsR-Karket finn at 55f@7Xc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-14

A Friendly sUoeEsTIOE.-We invite the
especial attention of our readers to T,
Paddock's advertisement under the head Of
"New Advertisements" in this morning's
paper. It will be seen that Mr.. Paddock
offers to gentlemen an opportunity to select
from ss fine an assortment of the latest style
of hats, caps, &C., as has ever made its ap-
pearanee in our city; and to the ladies g
similar opportunity for choice furs and other
"wearables" in their line peculiar to his
business. To Clevelsnders we can say no.
thing in commentator of Mr.. Paddock as
a dealer, that is not already known. He
occupies second position to none in the
trade as an upright, liberal, reliable man,
and his stock at sll times is equal to any
west of New York. We advise all, and our
country friends Ia particular, to examine
his new stock.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-14

MARROW EsoAPE.-Yesterday afternoon
some halt dozen small girls got onto the
platform of one of the street cars at the
Bennett House corner for ride. Just after
the car had passed the switch, the driver
started the horses suddenly, and one of the
girls was thrown from the platform, and
falling on her back, she very narrowly es-
capped having one of her hands caught un-
der rear wheel of the car, which would Of
course have crushed it to jelly. One Of
her legs was sprained, and she received q
severe thumP on the head. Cannot the
Council take some steps to prevent children
jumping on the cars.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-14

ANoTHER BArTERY.-We are gratifed to
learn that Lieut.. Bartlett, son of our late City
Clerk, has obtained authority to recruit
battery, and by request of Col. Barnett. it
will be attached to his regiment. Lieut.. B
has been assured by Col. Barnett that as sOOn
as the battery is full twill be equipped and
sen. into active service. Lieut.. Bartlett was
in the three months service in one of the
New York Regiments, and is soldier Of
ability as we'll as a high-toned gentleman,
and those who enlist with him may feel as
sured that all their interests will be well
cared for,
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FROM BOSTON,

BosToN, Nov. ID.
5000 of Gen. Buffers New England Di-
vision are under orders to leave Wednesday.
They embark at Boston.
Fhe llth Maine Regiment arrived to-day,
en- route South.
A lettsr in lhe Transcripts from Fort Mon
roe the llth, says, news just reached here
that 1000 rebel soldiers bad mutinied al
Norfolk; also most of the citizens, who had
determined to 6ght only for the Union. In
confirmation Of this, the Captain Of the FIJI
gate United States says the stars ami stripes
weie aYing from Pig Point opposite New
port News, where the rehsls have for long
time bad 8 formidable battery.
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The Courts.

U. s. CoURTs-JUDGE WTLsoE.-The o.
s. Circuit and District Courts were opened
yesterday morning, at 10 o'clock. The
Grand Jurors, of whom the following is q
list, were sworn and charged:
Rice Harper, Of Sandusky-Foreman.
IA. Estell, MiIlersburgh, Holmes county.
Robert Crum, Tifin, Seneca county.
ST. Cunnsrd, Mt. 6ilead, Morrow county.
Elijah Hart, Genoa, AshtabulA comfy.
IN. 2. MeCulloch, BellefOntsine, Logan
county.
John Cline, Mansfield, Richland county.
NJ. C. Hills, Granger, Medina county.
Frederick BALDWIN, Hudson, Summit
county.
George Harper, Upper sandusky, Wyan-
dotte county.
james Gamble, walhOnding, COshOstOn
county.
Periee Carlin, Findley, Hancock county.
B. A. Eason, Wooster, Wayne county.
J. c. Wales, Swanton, Lucas county.
J. W. Allen, (talesman) Cleveland, Cuya-
hoga county.
The District Attorney appeared and with
drew the prosecutions against DR.. Christian
and others, bound over by the Q. S. Com
missioner on charges of conspiracy, for want
Of evidence. They were accordingly dis
charged.
The docket was called, and an assignment
of cases for trial will be made tOday.
COUET OF CONNoE PLEAs-CRnlIEALBRANoH
-JUDGE BisHoP'-ohio VS.. Isaac Bennett
receiving stolen goods. Not guilty.
Ohio vs.. silas Merchsnt, assault and bat.
terry. Jury out.
Ohio VS.. Daniel stelIer, horse stealing. On
trial.
The Grand Jury returned the following
additional bills:
James Lynch, burglary and larceny.
William Scanlan, horse stealing.
John Isles, keeping tavern of public resor
and selling liquor.
John Wilson, assault and battery.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-14

MS~ Messrs. Gilbert & Pease, dealers on
Ontario street, are receiving fifteen tons o.
Catawba grapes from Kelley's Island. They
have hung on the vines till thoroughly ripe
and in quality ha7s never been exeelled BY
any crop gathered in Northern Ohio. They
are designed for the home market and a1'
the cheapest luxury that can be bought. sec
advertisement.
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OsWRGO RIARKKF-Nov. 13.

BIZ TELEGRAPH.l
FLOUR-Market steady, Sales at g. 80 for fancy
from spring wheat
RHEAT-In moderate demand. Sales soon bus
Iowa spring Ht ,0i; $50 bush winter red Iowa
At SI,l4; l3Om bush anada club on private terms.
CORN-market better. Sales 5000 bush Indiana
tt SEC.
BARLER-Market shade better. Sales 0Ol
bush Toronto at co. aoati 500 bush do on private
terms.
RYE-Market better. Sales 2,4OO bush Canada
part at t3c.
CANAL FREIGHTR- Lower on grain; -four
SOC, wheat lT6I7%c to New York.
LAKE IbIPORTa-I9 con bush wheat; Hon
bush corn 3C0 bush barley; 500 hush Tye 700 bus
peas.
CANAL RXPORTS-55O bbls -four; ia, ,san bus
-N4at; 5000 bush corn; 7,s0O bush baTey; 900 bu
IVA
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THE CITY.
$500 REWARD
NEWSPAPER THIEVES /!

For the past Few days we have had g
large number Of complaints from subscVi-
bers on Prospect and Euclid streets of the
nOn-recipt of the LEADEE. From indicA-
tions we have had, VIC are satisfied that the
papers are stolen. We hereby offer a re-
ward of Eve dollars for the arrest and con-
victiOn of any one guilty of stealing the
LEADEE from the yards of subscribers.
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BUFRALO mAEKET-NOv. 1s
MOUR-Market gteady.

FLOUR-Market steady.
NnEA = in gOJu uemand. and mRrke' 1c bot
ter Sales 80 O0 hush Chicago spring at g0c; 5O bu
Canada cuD at 90; 6,09 hush red winter OHIO; s ,3;
1908 bush amber Michigan ct 81 l,05 l3 90 bush Sed
Fin'er Ohio at Sl06; s., % ordinary white Michigan
It los; 800 bush ordinary Indiana at 6l,J7; soon
bush fair do at Sl0s; zoos buah white Canada at
81 %; 4 OO9 bush choice do at SILL.
CpRN-msrket 3@4c better ith active demand,
closing firm With upward tendency. Sales 6,5 0 bus
at 3scj $500 bush az SIC; 1I6 800 bush at 4Oc; 7 bu
70 arrive Of i04c 200O bush at 4lci lfOo0 bush At
Igc; with good inquiry ut outside figure.
0ATB-Market steady. sales 5000 bush at q ikc
CANAL EREIGHTS-23con on corn, 25o on wheat
TO New York.
wheat; b4,OO0 bush corn
CANAL ENPOHT8-l01 bbls 1our; 322 900 bus
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-14

Tna UNfEED szATrs Panosnns.-U. s.
Marshsl Bill returned from New York yes.
terdaY morning, having safely delivered his
prisoner, Maury, at Fort Lafayette. He
was accompanied 10 New York and back BY
Mr.. Taylor. of the Angler. These gentle
men, contrary 10 all usual custom, were ad-
mitted to the fort itself, and were permitted
10 examine and inspect Il. In general, no
persons, nOteven excepting officers in charge
Of prisoners, are ALLOWED to go to the fort,
being required to terminate their journey at
the wharf whence the boat takes the prison.
srs.
Some of the New York papers, in noticing
tho arrest Of Maury, give ali the credit of
the arrest to Superintendent Kennedy, Of
the New York Police. He, however, had
nothing to do with the arrest, the credit be-
longing to Marshal Bill, as stated in the fol-
lowing from the New York Sun of the lab.
Credit WHERE DUE.-The late arrest Of NJ.
F. Maury and brother, secessionists, hss
been rather extensivelY attributed 20 dis
patch originating with superintendent Ken
oeoy, Of this city. This is incorrect. United
states Marshal Bill, of Cleveland, Ohio, in
tiated the arrest Of thes parties on his own
responsibility, and displayed much tact and
ability in developing the proofs Of their
treason.
Il appears that M. F. Maury arrested is
not Lieut.. Maury, Of scientific repute, but
cousin Of precisely similar name, and
nephew Of the real Lieut.. Msury. There
are four Of thesame exact name, all Of them
6rst rate secessionists, and ready to do any
thing for their country's iDjury-decidedly
too much CT "good" thing.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-14

~ GOdey's Lady's Book, Peterson's
Magazine, for December. The third num-
bea of Vanity Fair containing Artemus
Wards new story, German papers and all
the other latest papers for this week, for
sale at Hawks Z Bro.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-14

swoRD PREsEETAHoS.-The day before the
1sth Regiment left Alliance, COMMITTEES Of
citizens from Canfeld, Mahoniug county,
waited on Capt. J. N. Nssh, and presented
him, on behalf the citizens Of canaeld, with
q beautiful sword in recognition of his gal
lantry st Rich MOuntsin,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-14

- The prics Of the @OENlEs LHAUNR 70
news agents is One Dollar and Fifty Cents
per hundred, and no lewiston under any
circumstances.
The postage on the LEADEE, 70 News
Dealers, is Ono-fourth Of cent per copy.
We would prefer that parties remitting
postage stamps should send us one and three
cont instead of larger denominations.
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RROM:NRW YnRE.

NEW YORE, Nov. l3.
Orders have been received to-day for the
shipment of ordnance and ordnance stores 10
Port Royal. They viii be forwarded imme-
diately. .-. sa
A letter from Bermuda BY the brig Peer
less, states that the rebel steamer Nashville
was at St. Georges 2sEh October, taking IN
coal
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CLEVELAND RIARKET--Nov. Is.

ELOUR-Ho sales reported.
WHEAT-Bsitsr. GALES Of 800 brHh fr,e Of
beard at 9lc.
CORN Firm at sso.
oars -Fir5 Ct 2sc.
APPLRS-sal.s Of 20 bbia S4,lO.
LARD-sAlss Of bb!s at 7Ife.
EGGs-Duu at lac. ..
sHOULDERS-sa'es Of Il bbls picked should
srs at 500 y bbI.
CRANBERRIEs-Dull atS7,N.
BUTTER-ln good dsa and at l8Io for choice
W.R.
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DEPARruRE OF LELAND's BAND.-Jack Le-
land and his Band left on the 1855 Columbus
train last evening, to join the 4lst Regiment
at Camp Dennison. At the Park and
Weddell House they played severel beauti-
ful airs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-14

Vanity Fair, True Flag, American Union,
Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post, Bal
LOUIS Monthly for December, and allthe late
New York papers, at Bakers, opposite the
Post Office.
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LosT.-A letter from RoseorsDs' Division,
Western Virginia, directed to Mrs. Carrie
Seymour. The finder by dropping it in the
Post Office will receive the thanks Of the
owner.
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OHIOAGo RIARKET-Nov. Ia.
[BY TELEsRAPH.l

RLOUR-Markets steady.
WHEAT-Market 4 SIc higher. Sales at 7I6
TI45c for No. !, and 65G65K for no. 2 in store
IORN- Market Nc higher. Sales at "a 1254c for
mixed IN store. Closing firm.
OATS Market quiet and nominal at I5c.
RECElPTS-6 5UO bbls nouri %, ,0N bush wheat;
SHIPMENTs-s,O,O O,O bbls -four; ss 900 bu wheat;
50 600 bush corn.
FR RRIGHTs-Rates nominal at I4c on wheat to
Buffho.
EXGHANGE-on New York, firm at Nc pre-
mimi
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RUNAWAY AND SNAsH UP.-Between twelve
and one O'Clock yesterday afternoon, pair
of horses attached to a wagon that was being
loaded near the foot of Superior street hill,
became frightened at the passage of train
of cars, and dashed away up Superior street
at furious speed. When near the intersec
tiono of Seneca street, hind wheel of the
wagon struck light wagon moving down
the street, with such violence as to break in
othe coupling near iheceDtre, throwing
the body of into the street, and tumbling
the driver into the mud. Continuing on, a
few rods further three other vehicles very
narrowly escaped collision, one of them a
csrrisge containing three ladies. In turn
iug the street at the Burnett House corner,
they sheered to the left, and ran full against
the Park fence, which, of course, brought
them to a halt. The wagon sustained no
other injury than the breaking of a whifie-
tree. The driver cluDg to one side of the
wagon from the time the horses started, but
was unable TO get inside. He received no
injury. Those who witnessed the matter
from the start say that no blame attaches TO
him.
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8uaraiag.

D0ARDING HOUSE---T B 3
ID HOUSE,, No. a Public BQuAre, and y ne
Stone OhIrch,-one OF the plsasantost loea9ons Lh
she clty-haB been thoroughly repaired ano - nov
opon for Boarders. Families Wiahing % tuTnlll
t6alr own rooms can be ACCOMMODATED VIE 4al99
1oarderS md Day Bosriers VIII md good ecoommo:
dntiong on raeEOnallo tarn1. kaleleneel tllsn ano
EsqHirsd. lieERssl ss"' PgA@lEH' .l
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NEW ADvERTIsRmRNTs.

7. J. HudsoR-strayod.
jacob Bsksr--Administra ors Notice.
BsttborE Eau1nann-KnittinR Yarn.
Gilbert a Pease-Ostswba Grapes.
7. s. Paddt ok-Ladles' Fars.
Hawks 4 Rro-Losai Notice.
o. Cutter a sOn-Furs at Auction.
h. u. Whssler- Water Drawsr-Looal.
MIS- soymour-Local Notice.
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FRolI PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, NOV. -.
A public meeting viii be held in this city
to take into consideration the relief Of con-
.trabands constantly arriving here
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PERsoNs oF Full HARITs.

PERSONS OF FULL HABITS
Who are subject to Costiveness, Hssdaohe, Giddi-
neas, Drovainess, and ringing in the cars, arising
fron too great foW Of b.ood 20 the hsad, should
never Be Without
BkAEDRETH'B PILLS,
and many highly dangerous symptoms viii be re-
moved by their immedia'e use.
Tie Boa J. Hunt, Of Westshsst'r Co. n. Y, IS
TeAu Of sge, has used Bfandsih's Pills for twenty
nve an Is hiH sole medicine. when he feels him
aelflndisPosod, be 1t from Gold, Rheumatism, AS h.
ma, Head.ehe, Bilious Affect ons, Co.tivenGss, or
irritation Vf the kidneTs biaddor he dJts nothing
but tsks isW doses Of Brsnseth's Pills.
Hs usual method Is TO tate six pills, and rSduca
the desc each light. one pill. In tvsry at.scs Of
sickness for twenty i've ytsrs this simple method
never filed TO restore him 10 health; and few
men are to be found 50 &C i've snd hearty as he.
Sold By A. Gardner, ~ superior street, Ulevs
land. Ohio and bT all respectable dealers In medi-
einea- novTR25
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ny. STOCK nlARKRF.-Nov. /

TsT TELEGRAPH
HI0NEY-Easy and plenty per G mt. on call.
5TERLIN05 EXliHANGE-Clcsed hrm at
los Tor best bankers bills.
STOGKS-Markst again higher and aotive.-
ness. Chic 90 & Rock Island i5H; Mtiw tukee
Prairie DuChine 20 Cleveland TOl do S7Ss; Michi-
gan Central s.; harlem l2; Hudson 4O4: New ork
fntral T9&; Erie s35s; Erie eferre 592; Panama
l2a; GAlena & Chicago III Pacific Mall 95i Northern
Indiana ist UonrB S; Tennessee 6s 49, Missouri 6s
~; UnitSd Stats 6s 81 coupons 9iK.
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sprrItI NnrIrr

The cold season is approaching sud your dificul.
" viii surely be worse and perhaps rendered II.
gUakBEE.
Taere Is no guess wo-k in the examination or in
the Administering Of ths medicines, Tor BY the in
sfruments used there can be no mistake, and the
Doctor never hesitatss TO inform the patient his
friends Of the TRgE state Of tn, case.
The L0ctor's parlors at the Weddell House are
thronged { uly, many ps-sons coming from distant
StsteE, end stbsrs who EGr3 d shesrtened By form
y exDerisnoe and large sums paid to Quaeks. bere
and health, and thst too By payiag very moderate
and reasonable charge.
Thsre is no charge for consultation.
Doctor AlER does not cure By mercury, oaustios,
qunine blistering bleeding or any of the practices
usually Tssortsd to in the treatment Of chronic dis
,sases. The treatment is admirably adapted to per-
isons who cannot take strong medicines the effects
are prompt aud permanent, and but few days trial
VIII ceuvines ths mott skeptieal. The Doctor will
with pleasure name parties who can be seen and
,oouveEsed with in this city, who hsvo been cured
By his mode Of treatment. Those who are now
aunpsring with their Lives under the blind guidance
OF utraveIiing -do5tors or who are dying BY inch
ss under the hands Of physicians who do not uRder-
stand the nature Of their disease or true mode Of
cue, delay no longer but while you hsve the pow
q seek in rational way TO regEin your health
Thoss too who Eating for the disease to swear
"a - think uhe it Is tune Of thoss who. like you,
v.,ts but in vain snd have gone teiore you. Many
sbov.ap 'ds Of tnose who have gone dom 70 the
-. y,stiS consumption might have been saved
~ t,ev tat % proper preoaution and checked the
5,...-o ben It sFas catarrh or Inflammation Of the
tbrost. PROFIT by Fshecting upon their fatal neg
lsct.
-,..,, noy4:s73
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'Tbe Noblest Study Of Mankind Is Nan r'
-Bttdobassd and degraded manhood. Is ourso but
900 prevalent In cur planet. Oh keen the fatal
lhafs Of disease and complaint from your oleles
WsFainGs and dvise eau b obtained IN thu book
"HunRn Frailty, or Physiological Res arohss." Il
win assurvdly recall ihe back sliding from The evil
pract.oss PrsvaloRt tc an alarming extent, aud be
unsrr.ng guiding star ~ health and roauseltstod
enaren Thousands attest ths benefit Of hooding its
eoEnsls ard advioa.
eold b. DR. BARROW, lai Blseoker street, New
lork. Rrice $ osnts. Sent trea sTeryWhere.
so'a also hy g. W. Ozark, DEuggista, Cleveland,
Ohio.
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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 Oface, I4T Superior
street, next door to the Weddell House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-14

FTTwo hundred barrels Western Gran
berries in store and for sale low, at George
spTagus's, oviatt's Exchange.
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...e.al - Eeiua6s opaaaa.

Hsaeteai Gsd Bcieuti1G CP6ciGa,
Ea.-s fhe lar7eat assortment of the most improved
ti1-S Of sPECfAOENs. Az hiz Glasses = hetnef
- 1orT o. far gifhteas aro ground under bis oHn
zirr Avn rchincFF ol new construction win
f---feif o9rs e g 70 1ait the eyeg in au cases.
go fIerfnsrs Dizziness or Inflammation Of ths
TTeS. aud inparting strength ioE long reading o.
~. soiononson would herslnlorn the public that
- neTsr onplOYs any one u t1e sals o1 9@ is1ass
- 49, Z r-Ieusf q fs8ortu1ent OF i (3iiAs8L, -
lrr7Tp7i5fjlj ~ 8 OOEI ABeEB, fp.i On hand.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-14
FEOTIONs,
ENLARGED NECK.
yhich is 50 prevalent en- the Lake shore.

Which e 50 Prevalent On the LAKE shore.
Persons suffering from coughs, night sweats,
bleeding ct the lungs. general debility, partial
Deafness imperfect sight loss Of voice, hoarseness
loss Of fesh and strength, loss Of appetite languor
sdssbondsncT pslpltstion Of the heart oppression Of
ths chest, dieult breathing restlsssness ct night
&c, should consult ths Doctor forthWith.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-11-14
ooMMERoIAL.


PFesIdsnt-J. L. wEATHERLY.
Vice Pros't-M. b. sooFF. TroaHlrsr--El, 7. Lxoa.
DInEOFORs.
d. b. Ozark, A. ouin, n. s. DAvii, b. BroWhoII n.
Harvey A. J. Boggeg, B. y. Lester.
REFEREEe.
B. 7. Lester, J.G. fIussey, p, .. Beort.