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The Rev. Mr.. WhEte.

We understand that the Rev. J. O. White
of this city, has resigned bis pastoral con-
neOtion with Plymouth Church, and con-
templates returning to his old New England
home, which he left some twenty years ago.
This step on the part of the pastor of
Plymouth Church, win take the community,
as it did his own people, By surprise.
Mr.. White has been one of our most in
defatigabIe and successful laborers in the
ministry. He has built up for the cause, one
of the most happy and prosperous churches,
and for himselfa good name and reputation,
both among his own people and abroad
BE has given to the Plymouth church and
CongregatiOnslism in this city, healthy
existence, and a mortal standing which they
never could have had without his untiring
and judicious efforts, and which efforts Mr..
White has rendered in such spirit of christian
catholicigy and fraternity with other denom-
nations as to gain for himself and the enter
prize in which he has been engaged, the
high respect and cordial sympathy Of the
whole community.
Mr. White leaves Plymouth Church in the
most prosperous condition, in all its spiritual
and social features and while we regret to
part with such pubncservsnt Of the church,
we doubt not he will be welcomed to other
and it may be wider fields OF labor among
bis friends of former days.
We commend him to the community
wherever he may be called, as worthy of the
most cordial reception, and, we may add, as
a good specimen of WssteTnizsd Yankee,
just such as New England needs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

The SEVENTH REeIMENT.-Capt. ]. F. AS
per of Co. Il, 7th Ohio, will be in this city
on Thursday the Sd inst, for the purposs of
recruiting for the regiment. Parties anxious
to enlist in this this, the crack regiment Of
Ohio, will do well to see him at the weddell
House. Recruits expenses will be paid
from the town in which they reside, to the
place where the regiment is stationed in
Virginia. We cannot too strongly recon-
mend this regiment TO our young men,. It
is now in active service, and has proved it.
self the brave and bully regiment Of Ohio
Letters Of inquiry directed to Thos. T. swee-
ny, of this city, will meet with prompt at
tentisn. q t.fsFE ase 2t
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

soLoMoN's TEAPLE.-E visited this magif-
cent work of art and Biblical History, and
must say that have never spent few
hours in my life as we as did there, and
l will have to make another visit to see it
al. All should visit this exhibition two or
three times in order to see the beauties oft.
| found It to be a large house in place of
painting, as supposed when started, oc
cupying all the center of the Hall, and now
advise all to go and see it before it leaves
this city, as I understand that it closes up
on Saturday evening, and say again, go
and see it. A.s.T
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

PATRIOTIC NEWBURGH.-The tor Rnship of
Newburgh, in this county, has furnished
one hundred and thirty volunteers for the
war, and ten more viii leave for Camp Chase,
Columbus, next Heek,-a fraction over one
third Of the voting population Of the town
ship. We doubt whether there is town
ship in the State that has done better than
this. The patriotic citizens Of NeEburgh
have g way Of their own to raise these vol
unteera- which is by holding frequent meet
ings and personal labors. If more men are
wanted from this township the draft will be
honored. We are informed that many more
will volunteer as soon as arrangements can
be made to provide for their families.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

The papers at the points named will
please publish this notice.
J. ]. ELwELL,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04
FRIEND IN NEHD. TRY n.

On. SWEETS LEFALAInLA LIATEENT Ia prepared
rom the recipe Of DF. stephen Sweet, OF Con-
nsotiCut the great bOne-Hsttsr, and bs been used
al PRACTICE foF the lsut twenty years with tn most
ngsonishinS success. Az an external remedy a l.
without rival, and VIII alleviate pain more slesd.
" than 2 other preparation. Eor Al Rheumatic
and Nervous Disorders II Is truly inallible and ~
suEativs for Sores, Wounds, sprains, Bruises, tc,
an soothing, healing, and pou'rful strsngthsniEa
UTspsrtiss excite the est W0naer and astonishulent
Of all who have ever given Il > trial. Over ioGE
aundred certificates OF remarkable cures, performed
eTtt within ths last Two years. attest this ihot.
Tor sale b. strong 4 Armstrong and Wm. Aisk4.
Sc advertisement. ssp2I-B9sd&N
MAEHooD-HoW LosT-How REsToRED.-
Just published in Sea ed Envelope price cents.
A Leisure on the Nature, Treatment and radical
Cure Of spornstorrhoea or Seminal Weakness In
voluntary Emissions, Sexual Debility, and Impod-
iments to Marriage generally, Nervousness, Con-
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits Mental and Physical
Incapacity, resulting from self-Abuse, &o.-By
ROBT. J. CULVERWELL, N. d. Author Of the
GREEE BeoK, &C..
"a Boon to Thousands Of Sufferers" !" sent under
seal in plain envelope, TO any address, POST PAID
on receipt Of six cents or two postage sfampa. By
Dr.. on. J. Q. KLINE,
~ BoWery, New York, Post Office Box 1885.
-H Sept6d&w36
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Quarter Master, U. S. Army.
Cleveland, Oct. 2: 356.
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0AYKIN'S WATER DRAWER.
AHEAD OF ALL 0rRERsi

lHs most simple and s6EeieRt machine n0lg in use
for slsUatiHg s0qtsT from trsIls Of any depth. a
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BUFFALO nAnKET-Oot. 0
nnchanged.

FIOUH-MRrket UNCHANGED. Id.
WHEAT-Market firm Sales Il, coo bush hi
ctgO spring st 96c; 900 bush DO at 9S; 900 bush
do g5mg5c 25 OtO bush am her Iowa at S,OO; 5000
bush red Ohio atSl,n5; 1900 bush Ch ice do at IS
al 10; ~, ,000 bush choice white,dO at 81,
GORN-MArket firm with moderate demand.-
Sales 40, 200 bush at 8S55 @39c. H.. -r..
Other grains quiet.
CANAL FREIGHTS- I7c on corn, IsIfc on
wheat to New York.
LAKE IMPORTS-2s,O0 ,O0O bbls hour; ll6 900 bu
wheat; 40, 900 bush corn; S,tUO hush barley.
CANAL EAPORTS-2,OOO bbls flour; % 900 bu
wheat; l60,0 900 bush corn. SCI.
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FOR SALE.
PINE CHANCE FOR INVEST
-...- ROP Ga II

. The We'll established BREWERY, known a.
the Bay City Brewery, situated upon the Bay Shore
ana adJ lnig the western corporation line Of san
dusky city, Ohio. Good water is at command Fuel
is abundant atcheap rates. Railroad Communica-
q u ts open etthaF south, east Or Wfst The n b
U track lies in front Of the premises and affords
good Heilites for transfer grain without Carriage
There are nearly three acrss of land connected
with the brewery, laid Of into seventeen building
lots aside from the ground employed By th3 Brew
cry Tue buildings are substah TALLY built Of stone
and brick, and comprise Brewery and two dwell
iuss. wood stable Is sttached. ] he works are
nov a. IN excellent order, and are admirably
Planned Tor convenience and effective use.
The whole properly, the works, a full stock OF
barrels, implements and machinery, and a supply
Of prime STOCK ale are offered at moderate price
upOd moderate terms. Title gOod-wsrrAnte tee deed
For information apply to Wm. Mettleberger,
Cleveland, Ohio or on The premises to
Sept6:35S &C. e. p. MITTJEpEPnTR
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ADMITTED.-The District Court now in ses-
sion in this city, admitted William Hutchin-
son to practice as Attorney -at-Law, in the
State Courts, on Tuesday last. We wish our
young friend good success in the profession
he has chnaan.
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CLEVELAND BIARKRT-.Oet. a

FLOUR-Quiet aud steady at old figures.
WHEAT-Bales of cars red at 96o, and cars at
$3.50, cars white at Sl,O2. Market olosss steady
CORN-sales of car ct $40 on track.
OATs-saloH Of car at 22'sc, aud 1 do at 2zNc.
No sales of other articles reported. Market Gon-
orally very QUIET
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

NEW YoRK AND ERIE R11LEoAD.-We are
informed by the Superintendent of the New
York and Erie Railroad that The bridges,
which were destroyed by the freshet Of last
week, have been rebuilt, and the road put
in perfect order. Trains commenced run,
ming regularly over the road on yesterday af-
tefhoon, making allconneetions promptly.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

MILITARY PRIzE.-At the Summit County
Fair at Akron, on Wednesday, the Western
Reserve Cadets, Capt. Young, of Hudson,
took e prize of $40 for soldierly bearing
and drill"
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L5l194 LuG Efg1 q garg sf1r
z A rs, CAPS AND KURS,5
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OsWRGO MARKET Oct. 3.
Ina- m. 4

iRLODR-Market steady.
@WHEAT-MArket firm. Sales last night, &c coo
bush white Ohio at 81 20; 1900 bush Chicago spring
At Sl,04; 6,600 bush winter red Indiana private
terms; to-day, 2,S 0 bush ordinary Chicago spring
at 81 03
CORN-Market firm. Sales ?, 800 bush Illinois at
44c; 5000 bush yellow do at 45c.
Barley and rye quiet.
CANAL FkEIGHTS-steady -four 42c, wheat
lSc, corn l2c to New York.
LAKE IMP0RTS-2,735 bbls -four; l4l, COO bu
wheat; 49, 600 bush corn; IS ono bush barley.
ANAL EXPORTS-y,25j bbls -four; 35, 900 bu
wheat j2,09J bush corn.
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CANDIDATE.

CANDIDATE
g. B. TTBBITs would most respectfully announce
to the voters OF Cleveland that lie candidate for
reelection to the Office Of Justice Of the Peace.
Cleveland Sept l4th, 1861.
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WANTED-Twenty more men wanted to
hll up the Ottawa County Company Apply
at the Leader cOunting-rOom or at Camp
Wood. J. II. WILLIsTON,
Recruiting Oficer
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AssAULTINs A PRiRsT.-Whlle on the way
to visit a poor family on Bank Street on
Wednesday evening the Rev. Mt. Martin,
~ less al'n M Catholic Seminary IN this
raJ, W., a-a tt ~ go rufFiqns, and
t,f"wu To % ,,oanb G,-E smah
man Vas overpo n cred beaten, aud choked
until he was senseless. His cries Of help,
brought some of the neighbors to the spot,
where be was found, but the Williams had
asd having however robbed him Of what
money was upon his persona small
amount. he was taken to the Catholic Semi
nary in carriage and cared for. The per-
petrators Of this fendish act are still at
large. .rr.--
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

FAST DAY sBRMoN.-The Fast Day Sermon
delivered by the Rev. J. B. Bittinger, Of the
Euclid Street Presbyterian Church, has
been pablished in pamphlet form, and msy
be found for sale at the Bookstores Of ]. B.
Cobb & Co., Ingham & Bragg, and at the
Periodical Depot Of Hawks & Bro. Price 10
cants-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

FRuTTs OF TIE OE.-Mould 4 Hogan
have sold an immense quantity Of fruits
this season, and are now receiving daily,
quantities of the finest grapes to be found in
all this grape growing country.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

MEN OF OHIOl-WEARH
lHl authorized by the GoverDor Of Ohio
to ruise an additional Regiment Of OaYal- q II
~. Tho Officers selected by rs for re- -
orultpg win report In person to the Adiutaat Htn-
eral Of the state at Columbus, with proper recon-
menoationS from Us, upon which cgftihcate nf ap
pointmant and ul instructions will be given fer the
recruiting service Any suitable person desir0us Of
entering the service and getting up company, will
address mr Wade at Jefferson, or Mr. Hutohins Of
Warren enclosing su!tAble recommendations Of bis
fitness and character, and he will receiVe q recon-
mendation nom u.s. and upon reporting himself a.
tho Adjutant 9sueral'B Office at Columbus, will re
coive an appointment eA lieutenant with the chance
cfDrcmolion, AZ be furnished with full inBtrue.
ions. -.#.H. H..#H sr.H .##nHs e.
MEN OF oHIOl
More troop are wanted IN Missouri, Kentucky,
and along th2 border The battle sound Is near our
doors. IL u YOU TO determin0 whether i shall
reach tbs soil Of Ohio There must be no delay. 1t
10 he duty oteVory man CT suitable age and COED
health 10 volunteer. OORAkD5 Will not enlist, and
ThAlTOhB Will discourage eHllstments. fl 'l
~ -LetteTa " either win resch US fee.
". v, WAOH, so .
Cctl:356 % = s.lt..- -rrfa.f JOHN HUTOHIHR,
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PIANO WANTED.-A GOOD instrument want
ed. Payment monthly in advance, if de-
sired. It will receive most careful usage
and not be meddled with by children.
Address-"Piano," Drawer S22, Post Of
fice.-355.
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IL B. snLON0NsnN-
r,1.se1l ~ g.ie,tif, 0,ee;o.

LToGtGQt eiso .cCtetltVSo OptScsdIsJ @
Eesps the largest asgortme of the most improved
Tor near or far sighted, are ground under his 0wn
1gpsction ey machinery Of new construction, with
The greatest care, 20 suit tke eyes IN ell cases,
curing WeakneaBs DiGBiness or Inflammation Of the
Eyes, and impartinG StrsuEth toT long reading oT
lne SEWING.
M. Solomons0n would here MORN the public that
he never employs any one IA the sale Of his Lenseg
81 Also, q splendid assortment OfSP = GLABBHSt
MICROSCOPES U0MPASSNB, 60, on hand.
~ ARTIFlylAL EYES Inserted without pain,
- PERFECT - natural.
0FEioI-Ho. 40 Superior street, under American
-aotei. maIlsdkN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

~ Yankee Notions for November at
Bakers, opposite the Postofice
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

~ Vanity Fair for this week at Bakers,
opposite the Postofice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

@ Wilkes Spirit and Boston Pilot at
Bakers, opposite the POstOffice.
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VESSELS PAssED.-Ths following vessels passed De

oit on the I'd
Bound -Propellers Antelope, City Of Madison,
Whithy, Ranger, Concord, Neptune, Ogdensb sburgh
burk Flying Mist; brig y. b. Gardner; schooners
out Northern Belle, Oneida Chief, Gerrit Smith
MOnteag'e, James Nayaugh
cine; brig W. Treat; schooners Nightingale, ). ID
Kimbali, s J. HOlley.
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~ Carbon and Lubricating Oils at low
prices in quantities to suit purchaser. Also
Flour, Pork, Hams, Salt, Water Lime, Nova
Scotia stuceO, Sugars Molssses, syrups,
Coffee and Tea, can be found at George
Sprague's, Oviatt's Exchange.
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COMM ERoIAL,


Prssidsnt-J. L. WEATHERLY.
vice Pres't-M B. sooTT. Troasuror-R I. LToEi
DIRECTORS.
NJ H. Clark, A. Quln, u. 8. Davis, d. BrowheIl, II.
Harvey, A. J. BeRgog 3. II. Lester.
HEFEREEs.
3. Y. Lester, J. O. Hussey 81. B. Scott
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Nsa- N. oOOney will deliver the Morning
Leader ct the following towns at the time

~ The price Of the MoRnEs LnADal 70
news agents ia One Dollar and Fifty Gents
per hundred, and no dOyistiOn under any
The postage on The LEADHR, 70 News
Dealers, is One-fOurth offs cont per copy.
We would prefer that parties rsmitting
postage StampS should send us one and three
cent instead Of larger denominations.
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CHICAGO MARKET-Oct, 2.

TBY TELEsRAPH.l
RLOUR-Aarket firm and active.
WHEAT-MGrket 4t1lc lower. Sales at 76177c
for No. !; T2l73c tor No. 2 in store.
LC0RN-Market steady and firm. Sales at 2O1&@
2lc for mixed in store.
OATS-Market quiet.
RRCEIPTs-S,4OO bbla hOuri $4,000 bu wheat;
Il4 900 bush corn.
sHIPMENTs-s,5OO 500 bhIs -four; 1890 bu wheat;
Ia. coo bush corn.
REIGBTS-S teady.
RXCHANGE-on New York, Ac premium.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

No MORE KURIoUs" THAN TRUE.-Norris
has succeeded in getting up the best Con-
dition Powders for horses and cattle that are
in the market. So says every one who has
tried them, and we should think every one
uses them by the quutity he is selling
Every owner of fsuch "animals" should read
the advertisement luxurious Koincidence"
in to-daH,s paper and the powders.
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8FroIrErs.

DEVOLVERS Il Bowie KNIVES.
nJ-A aEe assortment Of Colts new mede, ena
Cd stv Ia RevOlYers. AlsO-BacOnigI smith mes-
so-,is shsrpeIs and other styles BeVoivers, and Q
iins assortment Of BoWis Knives,jRsa received and
i0r 'ei0 Sn'aP1' b, ,HAFTERsLY1SG Gun Store,
vop9f Ne lQl Superior alrssts
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04

PREVENTION Is BETTER THAN OURE,
To ladiol Of delicate health OF impaired organiEa
tion, oE 70 tbose By whom an Increase Of Amily is
non any reason objectionable, the undersigned
Wogid o1sr prescription which iH perfectly relia-
ble and sdls, aud which hss been prescribed in W
Ti0ua paris Of the old world for the past century,.
Although the article is very cheap and simple, ysi
Il has bsen put ap 10 half pint bottles and sold vory
extensively At the oKorbitant price Of s. bottle,
- undssiened proposes to furnish the recipe for
the small ann Of o. BY thu possession Of which ey-
cry lady can supply herself with psracs safeguard,
at any druE store, f,r she trifng sum Of q cents
per year Any physician or druggist will tell you
t s periectly harmless, and thousands OF toutimo.
niAls can bs procured Of iia efhoeoy. sent 20 any
part Of the world on receipt Of 81, BY addressing
Dr. }. O. pEvERAUX,
Auslnasg P. o. aox, no. 2sa2. New haven, oonns
"HUNAN FRKILTY, OR PHYsIOLnsIcAE Rs
SEARCHES, should ho read by everybody. issr,- Is
OF sslfinHisted diseases, and the rsu Is C early
mapraotee, the causes that frequently lead to UN-
HVrFT MkRaIAsEs, their relief and prevention,
with copioos instructions TO The sure method oi
dispoirg the AlselyINcs that frequently take hold
Of those ABouT TO EETER into the marriage state
The work ia beautifully Illustrated with eolored en-
gravings. aud is fraught wi wholesome advice
and exhortatious. Sold By DIR. BARROW, lss
Bleeoksr st-Cst, Now York Price % cents. Sent
free.
sold also by 4. r. Gaylord and Clark, Druggista,
Cleveland Ohio
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WE LABOR FoR THE SICK AND WOUNDED
soLD1Ess.-soldier's Aid Society, No. s5
Bank Street, Cleveland, Ohio. Donations OF
Hospital bedding, new and half-worn shirts
and drawers, slippers, bed-gowns, towels,
old linen and cotton for lint and bandages,
woelen yarn and knitted socks, rice, farins,
oatmeal, pearl-barley, dried fruits and ber-
ries, canned vegetables or fruits, jellies, &C.,
respectfully solicited.
Rooms open daily from 10 to II o'clock,
RRs. B. ROUsE, Pres't.
Sept. $50.
~ For fresh Homeopathic Medicines
in Pellets, Powders or Liquids, Of any
strength, call at Halrs, II Public Square.
auge-R11
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n. Y. sTOCK AIARKKT.-Oct. 3.

ny. sTOCK mARKET.-Oct. 3.
BY TELEGRAPH.
lIONEY-Rates are easier on call at 465 per
cent? and short first class is done at 6o7 per cent.
STERLING EXCHAN(SE-We hear of very
little doing for the boat Of Saturday
STOCKS-Market again rather better. Chicago
& Rock Island 463s; Cleveland u Toledo 30A; Pana-
ma ll9; Michigan Central 434; Illinois Central 6616;
Hudson $40; New YORK Central 7i96; Erie 2694; Ten
nessee 6s AZ; Missouri IS 44]4 Treasury 6s 995s;
United States 5s 81 coupons s2 United States 5s "A
coupons slx.
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9eatisttg.

hENTISTRY.-DR. ID. S
~. KNAPP would respectfully gIlfSz
Anaonnce TO the public, that he viii 4l1-lJI
~ a. 0bellin on Tuesd y, v ednsE.
day and ThurFday OF each we.k, where hs viii at
send 70 the business Of DENTISTRY IN al iis
brhnchas. The remainder Of the time at his home
3 Qlmgted Fails octl:a55
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Nick, Man the Gunl

have orders 70 enlist company imme-
distely from CuyahOga, Medina and LOrain
counties. Young men wishing to join
first rate Infantry company will do well to
apply Immediately.
Subsistence and pay to commence on the
day of enlistment.
Clothing will be furnished Immediately.
We will rendezvous at Berea until ordered to
our regiment. Il. N. WHITBECK,
oct4 357 Lieutenant Recruiting.
CAvALRx HORsEs FOR Col. ZAHx's REG1-
xEET, MoxRoEvILLE.-Horses will be bought
st the fOllowingnamed places, fer Col. zahm'S
Regiment, low recruiting at Monroeville,
Huron county, Ohio:
At Monroeville, Huron county, every day
for the present, commencing on Thursday,
October Sd.
NOrw6lk, Friday, October 4th.
Sandusky, Saturday, &c 5th.
CIvde, Monday, 7th.
+ Fremont, Tuesday, sth.
/ Tifin, Wednesday, 81 9th.
Mansfield, Friday, 11th.
( Other points will be advertised in due
time. All persons having good horses, suit
able for the Cavalry service, will have an
opportunity to sell directly to the Govern
ment.
The papers at the points named will
please publish this notice.
J. ]. ELwELL,
Quarter Master, D. S. Army.
nd ~
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SpEflS sgrtieeA


Tar GREAT SEORET.-It is hdmitted by
All physicians that the grand secret Of health and
long 10 ies On keeping the blood and various au-
ids Of ths body in high desfes o. auidiiy When
yon fsel oontinued pain IN the head or bowels. OF
sny ooulInned unsaaiuess IN any organ or other
Berts q the body you Oan prevent serious sickness
by takiuf
BRAEDRETH's PILLS.
Bleeding may give momontsry eSst, because the
blood ioft win havs noft room, But as the body IS
mado lforithe blood ana sustained BY the blood to
waste cur blood il to waste our lie, ana ruin our
Constitution But Brsndreths Pills relieve the cir
eulation IS readily bleeding BY only taking away
what Il can well spare, aud rHRY SEvrR HUar
Mrs. Hooper, oy RarnstRble, Mass, was cured os
81. vitus' naaoe, General Debility, pooFness Of
blood, end cosliyenesa Of many years stsedseg, by
Brsndreth,s Pills The case al length Is published
in the Pumtaea.
sold hy A. Gardner, 80 SUP rior street, Cleve
land, Ohio and BY all respectable eoalers In medi
einoa SepISR25
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MORNING LBADER.
RRIDAY ln0RNl d


Wade 4 Hutohins-Meh Ct 49,
Chapin's HsH -soiOmou's 1,M.o
H.N. WhitOoek-BusinOus Notice.
Q. W. Olark-TO Coal on RsansrS.
W.D. RaSsr-Losal notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04
for SaIE or 8Fat.

ENOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FoR
H OIlY PROPRRTY-A Saw Mi and FIourirg
Mill, 10 acres Of Land, nice Orchard three HOUSE,
Seven miles from Cleveland. Will sell on long time
or exchange Tor city property. Price SO o,
E. N kay rs, In Rouse Block,
0cl3;36l Cor. Pub. Square Superior st.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-10-04
Glotatng,
NLOTHING FOR THE SEASON.

NLUTHING FOR THE SEASON.
have just returned from the Eastern Msrkets
with a large aud we'll selected assortment of
BEAVER AND BROAD CLOTHS. PILOTS. FAN
W OASSIMERES AND VESTlNGS
The whole stock is bOuRht for cash and can sell
goods 20 z cent. cheaper than they can be bought
elsewhere
nAThe Custom Department is again under the
super vision OF the renowned cutter. Mr. A W.
ALEXANDER, who has lust returned trom the East
alter one years absence. -
a. Military Uniforml made on short notice at
reasonable prices.
Ha-Shoulder Straps on hand
80, 5. MANN,