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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

kH THE GOvkMNOh OF vlhGlNIA.-A
- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. = vacancy has occurred In
the representation OF ths Comm n~esh, the General
resignation Of JAWS a. PAsros the senAt,r
District composed Of the counes Of BATH Highland and Rock
bridge; therefore, Joha Let,her, Govern Of the
xeah Of Virginia. do hereby the sheriff the said
lies to old elections 10 their respective counties the 70 dy
II December next for aeenatn 10 ali the vacancy Aforesaid.
Given under my hand Governor, under les,
La Sea Of the commonwealth at Ribmond this 18Th day
" November q. ID, 1901 aud In the seth year the {,
nonsearh
john LETOHRz.
By the Governor.
GtsaaK ". MusToKp,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth
Ter ngtnp uoiq-td
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

nspaPsr a. cAAsstova % publish snii i.y Of ssc
a. uo8J-o-ls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

DAlNT.-Heta,hs Fire Pref Paint, Roof OIL and colOrs
Z every description, for sale By
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

ENLAX SEED, Feathers, Home Made SOAP,
lot ofcouaJ Jesrs and several boxe Fur store
tgned for sale. 10 sN5oN, YoUHaEi otfY
no20 18th Pearl s. Get
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-30

HAVANA sE3Aas and tor sale ~ sELDEN MIL
Ii LER, corner ltta md GARY streets ocsO
UIR1CHGE- aOA&D.-A Teacher, graduate OF n.
Faas Col sts years experience in ofhe
arss soghE CoTs desires board 10 apvate family In which
ton P,ni, AIie,E gaiar viii be reee yedin eomosn-
s.uSu Bst T!c.ere-s Sllfess Immediately, Mis- al
80 Iorr,. ~ ~ pnr.sv uo4.-4t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19
what The AID socie.y j. Doing.

CAIRO, ILL.,, Oct. l4th, 1901.
Mrs. ROUSE, President Soldiers AiG So
eiety. Dear Madam IL have the honor TO ac-
knowledge the receipt of 10 boxes, contain
ing the following hospital stores: 32S half
worn shirts; 17S new shirts; $50 sheets;
55 pillows; 95 pillow cases; five dozen pill
low ticks; u calico bed gowns; 48 towels
2 dozen handkerchiefs, 40 lbs lint; 65 lbs
roller bandsges.
In anticipating the thanks which the
surgeons of the different hospitals benefited
by this magnificent gift will individually
send to your noble and patriotic society, l
fulfil pleasant duty. You have given
because you have given so quick. How ur-
gent the necessity for these articles was,
you may Judge from the fact that by day
after tomorrow all the articles sent viii
be in use The general hospitals in Cairo
and Mound City-the one considerably en-
larged and the other newly established
have received over 900 patients within the
past two weeks, most of them being trans
ferred from the regimental hospitals, and
this process will continue until 500 or 9OO
patients will have accumulated in Mound
City Hospital alone. These general hOspi-
tails have absorbed already almost the entire
treasure contained in the 10 boxes. have
retained only small amount of shirts aud
sheets for the use of the more destitute of
the regimental hospitals.
wish you could have been with me in
Mound City Hospital and witnessed the
joy Of surgeons and nurses when your
boxes were unpacked, and the comfort Of
the poor sick soldiers after they had ez-
changed their almost bare and dingy look
ing cot for bed with pillow and sheet,
looking and feeling like the same things
at home" A sick man can't get well, if
they don't keep him clean, said a poor fell
low in the second stage of typhoid fever
to me while the nurse changed his old
flannel shirt for oleah one out Of box No.
l. l could multiply my words and facts,
but 1 believe you really never doubted the
high value Of your presents, although your
conception Of the amount of good they are
doing and will continue TO do, can never
come up 10 the reality which L see before
me.
The approaching cold season will make
flannel shirts and drawers, woolen stock
ings, &C., especially acceptable. Slippers
are blessing TO hospital, because the
creaking Of new, or the tramping of heavy
boots torment the patients more than al
most any other noise.
As you have kindly offered us further as
sistance, shall take the liberty Of trans
hitting to you the requisitions Of regiment
al surgeons as soon as they are made out.
have the honor to sign myself
Yours very respectfully,
DIR. G. AIGUER,
Agent U. s. San. Com,
Cairo, Illinois.
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war Publications.

We acknowledge the receipt from James
G. Gregory, Publisher, and successor to W.
A. Townsend & Co., New York, Of the fol-
lowing war pamphlets:
THE Rebellion trs LATENT GAUSS AND TRuE
StGNiFTcAEoE In letters tn a friend abroad
BY Henry 7. Tuckorrnan, Esq. 4S PIP.
RUssFLL's LErrERs FROM THE SourH; Pieturrs
Of fS0uthern Society, Social, Political and Mill
tary, 4" by VIM Howard Russell correspondent
of The London Times. lti PIP.
THE UN1oS: an Address, by the Hon Daniel 8.
Dickinson. Delivered be fore the Literary So
cieties Of Amherst College.
EvFRrrr's OuAriou; "The Issues now before
the Country % an Grafton by Edward Everett
Delivered az the Academy Of Music, July 4th.
MorLEY's LErrER TO TIE LoBDOs TINES " The
Causes OF the American Civil War" by JOhu
Lcthrop Motley LII. d, ID. &. l..
! HoLr's OEArIoy AND LETTER; " The Falacy OF
Neutrality an Address delivered at Louis
willie by the Hon. Joseph Holt; also, his letter
TO J. L. Speed Esq
| NAroLEoH's = MAXBls or WAR; Manual for off
GERS, soldiers, and all interested in the art OF
| war Illustrated by lnany historical instances
drawn from celebrated campaigns. Cloth
/ flexible.
JANIS CREATION, " The Great Conspiracy" ar
Address delivered by John Jay, Esq july
Ath
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19
Tuesday Mt Camp wood.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Oct

EDS. LEADER: Yesterday was q busy
day with the soldiers in our camp. While
out on company drill, the commIssary de-
partment Of the Hitchcock Guards was
taken possession Of by the ladies of War
rensville, and instead of United States
provender Of pork and beans, the company
found chicken, turkey, and their accom-
psniments, cakes and pies, various in kind,
abundant in quantity, and excellent in
quality. The Colonel and Major were din
ing with US, when Capt. Bushnell came and
invited them to pic MIC with his company /,
which as nearly as we could judge from
the hRsty glsnces We could spare from
things at home, were having the biggest
kind Of big time. After satisfying our
selves from the good things provided, no
ticeable among which was cake bearing
the motto " Go on, brave boys, and fight fer
the Union"
/ Soon after we were again called in.
Certain boxes were brought from the Quar-
/ termsster's to our quarters, opened, and
each member Of the company as his name
was called advanced and received from
the hands of Capt. TOlles q new nice Eu-
| field rifle. As 1 write, Capt. BUSHNELL s
company are receiving some more of the
same sort. They look rs though they
might shoot, and the boys all think they
would like to try them with rebels before
the muzzle. Yours, i.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

M1I1rARY.-The Ohio State Journal Of
this morning has the following military
items:
Col. Gilmore; of the 22d Ohio Regiment,
has consolidated with Col. Wrigbts Mis-.
souri, Regiment which was formed in this
State. Col. Gilmore is Lieutenant Colonel
of the regiment, and il is called the Twenty
Second Ohio. ID.
Robert Constable has been appointed Co.
lionel, and Prof II. Young, Lieutenant CO.
lionel Of the Seventy-ninth Ohio Regiment,
to be organized at Athens.
Lieutenant Conger Of Riohland county,
one of the most daring scouts in Western
Virginia during the three months service,
and in every respect brave and substan-
tial soldier, is raising cavalry company
to be armed by Virginia, but its officers are
to be commissioned by Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19
Tie Last Great Picnic nt Camp Wood.

CAMP WOOD, Oct 10.
EDS. LEADER; It is with feeling Of
gratitude mingled with pride that have 10
say of the ladies of Goauga, as Israers
wise king said of one" Many have done
virtuously, but ye excel them all" We
had thought the maximum in this limo had
been reached, but we're gloriously mistaken.
The ladies of NeWbury and Russell ap-
peared to day in force, radiant with smiles,
and ladened with good things. The field
officers Of tho regiment, the Hitchcock
Guards, Capt. WetmOre' S battery, Oud Capt.
Leslies company, together with the officers
Of all the companies, were the recipients Of
their bounty, turkeys chicken pies, apple
pies, pumpkin pies, blackberry pies, and
pies Of varieties not specified, cakes, and
such cakes-wsll the fact is, Messra. Edi-
tors, l can't do justice to the occasion, but
you and your readers may imagine all you
can, and then not come up to the facts.
But though can't describe il, we could
and did enjoy. Capt. TOlles, being called
upon, said he would say few words, not
because he was 6 speaker, but because his
Sergeants had exhausted their stock, if not
Of gratitude, of gas, and felt that they
"o5uld not do justice TO the occasion"
Lient. johnson was also called for and
responded in his usual happy style. Capt
T. then laid himself liable to be complained
Of for giving unreasonable orders, Tor he
ordered Sergeants 7. andsF. to FIRE after
having announced that they werl out Of
ammunition. Both showed their good will
even if they did use blank cartridges, and
cheers for the ladies and Union were giveI
as usual, but the end was not yot.
The Hitchcock Guards we're once mort
ordered to fall and the boys frOih Newbury
Russell, Troy and Burton, we're presented
each with a nice rubber blanket Of the bes
auality. Those for the Burton boys Wert
from the ladies Of that township, and if oul
thanks we're not loud they may rest assured
they were heartfelt. A dance 10 the music
of Joe Mores violin by those so inclined
and some songs and reoitations whileC
away the time from dress parade till rol
call. No duty vas neglected, but the ex
tras were piled W strong. Yours,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

FIVE MORE MEE WASTED.-Lieut. 9. D.
Gaylord, at 1877 Superior street, is deiirous
of enIisting FIVE more men for the 10th Com
pauy of the 4lst Regiment. This will be
an excellent Company, in that superior Reg
iment, under Col Hazsu.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

FoR LOOMS BATTERY.-Lieut. R. G.
Chandler arrived by the Toledo train last
evening from Cold Water, Michigan, with
twenty-threo recruits for LOOmis' Battery
Of Artillery, now stationed at Elkwater, in
Western Virginia. They left on The 4:SC
P. NJ train of tho Pittsburgh road fol
Bellaire.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

GRAPES FOR THE EAsTKRS MARKET.-Mould
Hogan, of this city, are shipping daily from
two thousand to three thousand pounds Of
grapes to the Eastern cities.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

GazzELLgIa
MpG. WINQInW

SCOT HIN @ YRU p,
FOB CHILDREN TEETHIEG,
which greatly facilitates the proooas OF teethingr by
softening the gums reducing All
allEy ALL PAIN and spAsmodic action, and tq cure
TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend uPon 1t, mothers,i viii give rest to ycnr
BELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We beys mt I'm and sold this article for over ten
year,, and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCE AND
TRUTH Ofit what We haYe never besn able to say o.
any other medicine, AEYER HAS 1T FAILED In
4 SINGLE INSTANCE TO EFFECT A OURE Wher
timely used. Never dd We know an instance OF diE-
satisfaction by any who used IL. On the cOntrG-
ry all delighted with It's operations and speak IN
terms of cOmmendstion Of the magical effects and
medical virtues. " speak IN thiH mRttar WHAT
WE DO KNOW after ten years experience and
pledge reputation for the tulnllment OF what We
here declare. In almost every instance where the
infant L suffering from rain and exhaustion, relief
viii be found 50 fteen or tToDty minutes sftor the
Thls vslunble preparation is the prescription 81
one of the most EUgerieoced and bktlfal Nurses In
THOUSANDS or OAsEs.
II not only relieves tho child from pain, but inVig
orGfss the atoMacb ana bowels eoTReota a5cdty ano
giVos and energy 70 the whole system. II VII
almost instantly relieve
CLIPPING IN THE BOWELS, and WIND OOLlC
and overoomes oOuVulBions, which II pot speedily
rg1najed end iH death. We believe ID the best and
safest remedy In the WORLD IN all cases Of DysenterJ
ard DiarThOss ia children, whether Il arises iron
Tosthingi or sny other cause. We would say 20 eV-
cry Mother who has child suffering rOL any Oftte
foregoing cOplsnts 90 not let youF prejudces, nor
the pre- udcCs Q: cthersi stand between you and yot
suffering Child and ths relief tbAt viii be Sure, yea,
Absolutely Sure, 70 3liow the use Of THU Medicine,
utimey uaed. Fuli direction Tor uolng VIII accom-
'Eny each bottle. none genuine unless tho lac
siBiis Of CURTIS 4 PERKINS, New York, Is on
the 9ltsido wrapper. sold b Druggists throughout
Principal Oaice, I3 Oedsr Street, New York
PRlOE, ONLY 25 GENTS PER BOTTLE.
F5r sais BY STRONG &ARMsTROEG, OHUROH-
Z L l. nHaau and
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THE ALLsUETIOIRNT THRER.

TRIESEMAR /, 2 & 3, ARE DE
TECTED BY BOYAL LETTERS PATENT o
England and secured By the Seals Of the Eooie De
EsdiCtne, Vienna. r-
No. / e Invaluable Tor exhaustion, spsrmasorrhoa
and all phyeioal disabilities.
No. 2 completely eradioates all tTaceg Of those dis.
odsos that haEs hsratofors been treated By the nAu
efous and pernlcious use OF copaiva and Cubebss
No. 3 has entirely Hupplanted the injurious uao
mercury thereby inaUrinE to the sufferer speedy
Nef diBpeTsing all inpuritiaa, and roofing out tha
VeuiOn Of disease.
TRIESEnIAR, EGd. I, and ;, are preparation tbs
form OF oZsnger devoid Of tasta and small, and can
a csrred IN the Waistcoat pocket Sold in tiH casei
and divided into separate doses, administered b.
VAR sau hallamand souE, Reold &C. Price IS eaah,
Nh reby there ID saving Of -. To be had Wholaaale
and retail, OF Dr.. BARROW No. lst BleeckeF strsst
New York Immediately on recsivinR q ramtttanca
Dr. Barrow win forward the TriesemaF 70 any par
OF the world soeursly packed, and add e15ol Eocord
inf 10 the Instructions Of the writer
~ Gold also b. =, =, GAYLORD and Ws
FISEHi Qlsfslasfs laas
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

sroEE CHURoH-In consequence Of
cleaning and repairing the Stone Church,
no service will be held there next Sabbath
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YtHE ABOVE NAMED m.

- ~
Il fkhDANIS, viii tals notice til5f IoII7l FrirTa.
ef Cleveland. Chic, the sth day Of October I55i,
nled DIS pfgLlon IN ths Court Of Common Pleas d
guyaAqga COUNT, Osi0, ggalnst John H. u lrgsg,
MFs- Freeerika Borges, and al the otter named d.
isndaalsi sstlng ,orlh tnat The plaintiff . iudg-
msnt recoga red By one a schisly against the said
Borges, 81 tho Es1IuaIy s5O term Of saif court fE
judgment was Al asigned % the paintih That srs-
Pqtion WI Issued on .aid judgment 70 the Sheriff q
no prOpsrtY found. That the said BIrgss oaiias "a
have no property liable for e1seplion Bot The
plaintiff charges the said John j. Aorge5 Of fraud
ulebtly gssiguiBg Urge stock Of Iedy mada doth
n saihs, e ~ ths sity q cloEPana, % his s0H-
Tieg on the business and holds large amcubt of
store goodz under the false pr tance 0f being tbs
business and goods Of Theodore Yozss. That B6rs5a
atreet yleTsapqs luioFe particDlsFly described 10
ne Ehlen ne Keep IN noEtRagsss
paid but not paueslied- Thst said Dorgss owns
l4rm property IN at Clsyeland. described in tie
and C Hath 4 White, n Y bGt piaiutif Plains
John ha.sy paid, aud that plaintiffs Iisn 90 s1id
Heath White. That J. r Horsls sas tbe fsai ird
l. now the tqGitabp oUnsr sf a Valuable prcp5fly
oiigcf Cleveland more particularly iessfibed l ~
petition, 6lt Ehieh property, Eilh ihs eoeaiTanes
same 10 Be Tes.e1 n ais Wis, tie aid Frsderifs
RorEss That &c is also the equitahls owner ofciig
e1usng the title % fest IN hls wife lhst ~ ~
borgs hss DouGht With his own means, ValGabl8
a. u IN 8oiO4 lAuofa &C unig mo- q y aCrfl.
more pa tiCularlT uEgcribsd in PLAINTIFF psiition
but for the purpose Of feging Il nom the rsaeh q
his eretitorl he caused the property 70 vest n the
name Of bis Wit8. That the Of her iI1ed defendants
claim 70 have iltsraEt or lee actual or conti1-
gent On the described property bus 70 what extent
the piaptl ID does not know, and thsreiore demands
proof Of tho aama. The piAistif theref r. prayed
thai an the proparty ia 20 petition described, b
sod, that the priority Of liens h5 determined, and
that the PRO sscs Of hals Be APPLIED according = r
Ority Of liens
| All tha lboYe named deiCndanta, not 0fhs rEiss
notified, are hereby not ned and requested % appear
and answer TIE paintl1s petition ~ the l4th daT-
Of Deosmbsri 1851. JOHN FRIEND, =
Cleveland OFT. II, IssI. oet iS:5s5s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

PAFRIoTIo CoBCERT.-Remembert the Con-
cert at the Academy of Music, this eve
ming, for the Benefit Of the Soldiers Aid
Society. No better entertainments have
ever been given in Cleveland than those
by the Webb Sisters, and for tonight the
Manager has selected two of their best
pieces, and Miss Ada win sing the great
national song, The Union Forever For
Me- The house viii be crowded. Go
early and secure a seat.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

.- IErom the Democrat, st. Cloud, Mimi
IfyOu are, or have been troubled with the head
aohe, send for box, (Oephsiio Pills,) that you
may have them IN case Of an attack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

THE DEFENDANT, HENRY
BUGLf will take notice that on the nth day
Of September, 1851, George G. Gore and George h c.
Conn Il commenced suit IN attacnment against
him IN the above mentioned Court, the Object and
prayer OF which Is TO recover from said defe1dant
Sl42 IL with iRterest from August 3oth, ISL. due
plRintis on defendants note given to paintids for
S743l7, dated Webster. Mass February q, ISL,
end payable months after dato TO plaintifs order,
At Cltizen's Bank, Worce4ttr. Defendant Will ans
vember ls6i, or said petition will be taken con
fessed against him.
RAHEET, BACKUS 4 NOBLE,
sep2r rsa58 Attorneys for Piaintifs.
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GFvhalie gEs, q
- an RIaHT To THR

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sPOT." ' ii
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rHaTAHF RSLIETl
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Gentlemen Garry
sPALDIRPs THROAT oofFEorIoHs.
Ito
%. Ladies ere delighted With
sPALDINa,s THROAT C0HFEoTIoHs.
Children Cry for
BPALDIEG's THROAT CONNECTIONS.
.-" --.
They roIisys Cough instantly.
They clear the Throst.
They give strength and volume to tho voieo.
| They impart delicious aroma to the Breath.
They are delightful to the Taste.
They are made OF simple herbs and cannot harm
AnJ one.
H
| advise ever one who has a Cough or 8 Husky
/ YoIos or Bad Breath, or any dilieulty Of tn
| Throat, to got a package ofmy Throat OoniectioHs
they will relieve you instantly, and you viii agre
with me that "they go right 70 the spot" Fou VII
md them very useful and pleasant while travelling
or attending public meetings ioE stilling your Oong
or aIlayIng your thirst. II you try one package
an safe in saying that you will ever Afterwards con
slider thom Indispensable. You will md them .
the Druggists and Dealers in Medicines.
s PRIOB TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
Ny signature ia on each package. An others
oountsrisit.
A package win be sent BY mall, prepaid, on rooeiT
Of Thirty Cents. Address
REEBY o. sPAIDIEG,
| a. Cedar street. New York
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

These Pills have never been known 10 fail when
tho directions have been strictly followed and they
are perfectly safe to take by the most delicate.
To MARRIED LADIES they are particularly re-
commended, as they remove difficulties and restore
nature, no matter from what ca the obstruction
may arise. few days in most cases will prsddce
the desired effect and although so powerful, yet
injury will ever result from their use but those who
are pregnant should not Use them, as they have an
effect contrary to nature.
Pamphlets detailing their virtues, with numerous
certificates from we'll known physicians and apOth-
eearies, can be had application to the agent, who
will send the Pills, II desired, ~ mail post: paid to
any address, receipt OF the money. sold in boxes
containing sixty Pills, BY all the principal druegiEts
and dealers every Ehero. Prios St,OO q box.
G. W. CLARK, sen. a gent.
iVTa.R2s gunarfnr At fHaEaland, n.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

TFrom the Examiner, Norfolk, Val
They have been tested in more than Q shouaan
easeS, with entire success.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

Legal hOtice.
George =. BarltoW undl FMa
Rufus a .BaI SLOW, pl' is,
against -
Emery L. Hubbard, In Common Pleas
Geo. W. Wood6orth, ...s
guardian
THE SAID EMERY i. HUB
BARD viz tske notice that sid Ga0fll y,
Barstog and h1lus ~ BarstoWs paitnorss Inder
name Of Geo. r. Bar8toW 3 Bro, cOmmenced suit
In attachment against him 10 the Court OF Common
Pleas in and for Uuyahoga County, Uhio, the 18th
day OF Eeptamber, 81, fhs object and prayer o the
petition 10 which case IL 70 recover Of said lrd
$50 00 with infere q th ren at the rate oflO ent
Per annun, from August 18th, 1883, on def5ndahtia
premisory note, dated August l6th, l653. palablo
September ], 1853, at Beds Bank Galesourf Elii-
nos with interest at the rate ten ner ceuin per
annum. Said defendant will ansWer Or dsmdf 70
said petition by the 10Th dag Of November, le6l or
the allegation Of the same VIII be taken as truo
iude ement rendaTed accordiugfy.
RAN6EH, BtCKUs 9 E0BLB
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

IFrom the Advertiser. Providence, Z. II
The Oephalic Pills are said to bo remarkably el-
fsotiYe remedy for the headache, and Of the yory
best for that Tery frequent complaint which has sT-
ar been discovered.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

IFrOm the Examiner, Norfolk Val
OephaliO Pills accomplish the object for Whisl
they lsde viz: Cure ofheadaohs In ell ts forms
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

ITTom the Western B. B. Gazette, Chicago, I'LL
We heartily 4derss Mr., spaldinE, and his uni
vailed CephAl ! Ills.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

CRICKET MAToH.-The last match Of the
season viii take place on University
Heights on Monday next between the
married and single Of Cleyalazj. Game
commences II . A. NJ precisely. AlllOve1s
Of the game are invited, and respectfully
eolioited TO play. -g o.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

sEHEyD HE RIeHT.-The man who made
an assault upon W. W. Chandler, Yesterday,
was brought before Judge Vail, aud waving
an examination, was fined $25 aud costs,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

WmrER APPLss-J. P Hutchinson, Bank
street, has just received two hundred and IF
~ barrels Of choice Winter Apples. The
finest that have made their appearance in
market this season,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-19

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
IN that an application Eill be made to 8is Excel
lency, v m DannisOn, Governor OfUhio, Er the par
don Of IUBlUS 20. CLARK. v hO was convicted Of
the crime Of passing Counterfeit Bills, In the COart
OF Common Pleas OF Guyahaga comfy, ohio, at the
May term Of said Court 10 lsu and sentenced 10 the
PeuitentiaTy for three years octs;a59