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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-08


swEDLING SUBsTITUTEs.-A disgraceful
case Of swindIng has come to light recently
at Camp Cleveland. Two men from Detroit,
named Hiram S. Freeman and Dr. J. n. HoI-
IywOod, came to this city a few days ago,
bringing young man named James Dayton,
whom they had induced to accompany them
by promise of large bounty, should he en-
list in some of the regiments at Camp Cleve-
land. Acting with a man named FoOte in
this city, who is in the " substitute " busi-
ness, they managed to enlist young Dayton
in the 10th Ohio Cavalry, as a substitute for
one Of the eOnseripts at Camp Cleveland. The
sum Of S2l2 was paid into the hands Of Free
man and Hollywood by the conscript, in be-
half Of the substitute Dayton, but little
did Dayton see Of it. After paying
FOOte, the Substitute Agent, s24, Free
man and Hollywood divided the re-
mainder. Colonel senter, Commander of
Camp Cleveland, hearing of the circumstance,
was greatly indignant, and told the men that
unless they gave Dayton the money or a por-
ton Of it, he would cause them to be arrest
ed. They promised fair enough, but failing
to redeem their promise they were arrested
yesterday and taken to the station-houss. On
handing over sI4s, to be deposited in the
Savings Bank for young Dayton's benefit,
the men were released.
This system Of swindling substitutes has
been carried on to considerable extent since
the draft commenced, and we rejoice that
Colonel senter has taken such vigorous
measures to stop it.
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CALIF0RNIANEws.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 7.
This has been q quiet day for business.
Holders Of butter received per the Sonora
demand 26c.
The remains of Colonel Matherson were
received per the Sonora, and lay in state
this evening at Platts Hall for exposition.
Preparations are made for an imposing
demonstration tomorrow. The committee
on exercises are making efforts to procure
contributions sufficient to place the family
of the deceased Colonel in independent cir
cumstances
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Fears Entertained for Nashville.
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LOST DURING TIE GALE OF SUNDAY
The Buffalo Courier learns from Captain Ma
Bile, Of the scow Iron Duke, the names of the
seoEs that went ashore on the Canadian side
of the river during the severe gale ofSunday
evening, viz: seOEs Empire, Farmer and
Scottish Chief, laden with lumber, Marshal
Ney, laden with wood, and barge Sarah Ann,
laden with grain and -four. These scows,
with the seow Olive Branch, left Dunville for
Buffalo on Saturday in tow of the tug How
ard, and were struck by the gale Of wind of
Sunday evening. All were wrecked, except
the Olive Branch, with the loss Off of the
crnrra
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FRnM MAsHINGTON.


The agent Of the Associated Press in
quired at the State Department to-day
about current rumors. Mr.. Seward prompt
ly replied, that the alleged consultation
between himself and Buchanan, were in
aginary. The reported propositions Of NJ.
Mereier, and extraordinary meeting of
the cabinet were fallacious.
General Martindale has been restored
TO duty.
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A STRIKE The schooner Wellington, which ar
rived here a day two since in a lealy condition.
has been thoroughly repaired and took her departure
this morning for Buffalo in tow Of tug Lyon. When
tho point Of leaving, the greater part Of her crew.
who had signed articles 10 50 from Milwaukee to
Buffalo, bOited and refused TO go further AlthouRh
the articles were in every respect biniing the Cap
tain preferred paying OFF the reu egadss in order 10
proceed without hindrRnce.
WIND BOUND.-The propeller Free State arrived up
yesterday morning, reported some IS or 10 vessels
bound up In the vicinity the Islands, but unable to
proceed any far her. owing to the violent head wind
which prevailed. Some eight OIL them succeeded, we
have since learned in reaching he mouth the river
last e' ening Although t5ere several tugs down
al he Uu ~ The river; awaiting their arrival up
ye; they do not d ir tOge her profitable in ven
Juring far outside, simply ior the sport Of towing
them in against strong head wind.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-08

- Dr. Gibson, Professor OF Medicine and
ElectroPathy, cures obstinate cases Of DysPep-
sia, Rheumatism, scrofuls, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given to many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had fsiled. See ad-
vertisement in another column. of6ce No. lie,
g@rnat
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Mrs. G. 8. Williams respectfully announces to
the ladies' of this city that she has opened rooms
in the Lyman Block, for the purpose of Of
fering her unrivalled Ladies' Skirt Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, snd Abdominal Supporters,
which are msde TO fit ali forms and cases. The
ladies are most cordially invited to call and eK.
anime for Themselves.
Surgical Bandages supplied to order.
Mrs. Williams also alters her hair Tonic for
the cure Of badness, which has proved highly
sueeessful. augl241S
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SANDUsKY. Nov, z.
Schooner SeoviIle reports seeing a small
schooner capsized near the mouth Of the Bay
about noon to-day, supposed to be the Mon
arch of the Glen. The Monarch left Kelly's
Island for Sandusky this morning, with
crew of three and three passengers two
named 0'NeiI Of Canada, and Mr.. Thompson,
Of Cincinnati, all probably drowned.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Get Your Corns Cared.

t3el Your COrns Jnreds
Doctor Wadhams, the celebrated Corn Extract
or, is again at his old quarters at the City Hotel,
on Seneca street, where all orders in his line
business will be promptly attended to. All those
afflicted with cons on the feet will do well to
have them removed before cold weather comes
on, which he will do without pain or soreness, as
we can testify. The best ofoity references given.
nov5AI3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-08

NEW ExHIBITIox-Thes success that Mr..
TOlmsn has met with here in disPOsing Of
his fine pictures, has induced him to offer a
new selection, which have been arranged and
will be on free exhibition at the Grays' Ar
mOry to-day, this evening, and on Monday.
The sale will take place on Monday evening,
next. Catalogues furnished at the Hall.
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i -
Infallibls in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
all Distractions, from Whatever Cause, and
always Successful a Preventative
Infallible In Removing stoppases and ITTegulartty
OF the Mensas. Those Pills are nothing new but
have been used by the doctors for many years both
10 France and America, with unparalleled success IN
every cse, and il is urged by many thousand ladies
who have used them to make the Pills public for the
alienation Of those suffering from any irregu
whatever, we'll TO prevent an Increase OF family
Whero health will not permit II. Females peculiarly
situated those suppO5ing themselves so, are eau
toned against using these Pills while in that condi
ton az the proprietor assumes no responsibility after
the above admOnition although their mildness would
prevent any mischief TO health; otherwise the Pills
arc recommended. Full and explicit directions &C
company each box. Price 81 per box.
Sold wholesale and retail IN Cleveland by BENTON
BROTHERS Nv holesale Druggists, 10 Superior -St
STRONG & ARMSTRONG, 1g9 SuperiOr-St.; Z. W.
SACERIDER, 2z3 Supsri0r-St; g. w. CLARK, lle
SuperiUf-St-, and CHURCHILL BRO.s corner Oi
Ontario street and the Square.
LADIES by sending 81 70 either Oi the above
agents through the "Cleysand Post OtiC5, can have
ths Pills sent 10 any part Of the country or city lcOh
dentialiy) and " Tree OF postage, BY return mail
n b. Look out fOr oCuntsrieits. Buy ne Golden
pills Of any kind unless every box signsd d. Howe
All Others are base i'm position and unsAfe therefore,
q you value your lives and health, 10 nothing O
being humbuged ont Of your money! buy only these
who show the signature Of s. d. Howe every box
which has recently been added account Of the Pill
being counterleted. The ingredients composing the
above Pils made Known TO every agent and they
will tell VOC they sale aud viii perform all claimed
for thCm. g. ID. HOW y, sole Propriel6rt
maT27.T27 EAgV Work.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND DIARKETs,
MoRKINq LEADER oFTIoE. J

FRIDAY EvESna, November I, 1851.
RECEIPTS-2O,OO 900 bush wheat and cars corn.
WHEAT-Quiet. Sales ofs cars red on track at
81 90; 700 bush aoat 81 TO- and car Ohio white at
sl,0.
OATs-sals of car in bags at 45o.
HIGHWINES-sale in small lots at sc
BUTTER Choice Western Reserve Is worth
l75lsc.
EGGS-Quiet at lie.
DRIED APPLES-Firm at &c.
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DAILY,

70 city subscribers, ~ cents per week, or $3.50
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-08

Simpson Is, beyond all question, superior
artist, and we advise those wishing to get fine
likeness to call upon him. A visit to his gal
lery, No. R5s Superior street, will richly repay
both citizen and stranger. R27H
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NEW ADVERTlsKmENTs.

John ETlsler-Academy OF Music.
J. A Grifin-Boot and Shoe Manufacturer.
Rettberg & Hausmann-Hoop Skirts.
Aston Henderson-Barber Shop.
Mrs. shaw-Looal Notice
Rev. J. W. Logue-LoCal Notice.
0. Cutter son-Sevcnty new Pictures.
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TLEGRAPHIC.

Rebel Movements in Tennessee.
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BAKER, opposite the Postofice, has re-
ceived Harper's Weekly, Leslis's and New
York Illustrated, Independent, Banner OF
Light, Scottish American, and all the other
late Weeklies. noTS:lt
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CLARK'S HORSE RAKFs.

SILVER PLATING AND BELL,
~ HANGiAG--rhe subscriber is prepared to n
pHte spoons, Forks CastOrs, Fruit bislas and IN
Gthtr articles oi table ware, as good a. new: aIso
et4ir h0'isi Door Knobs, Bell Pulls &C. renlatsd -
Ordtr y hand or electro process as good av otbs1
establishment IN the country. BILL HANGIEG
promptly ATTENDED to, aud an work yvarrnnfa5 -
rep yseni,.l Al reasonable prices Room No I M
ehallc ElOck Cerner o. Prospect aud Oniario-sfs
tup ssHirs.) IMPROVED HEMAIER turning M
seam down Instead OF ND. Oh sewing Machines.
IN
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OsWEGO lIARKET-Noyember ,.

[BY TELEGRAPHl
FLOUR Market unchanged.
WHEAT-Marketw without material change. Sales
300 bush winter red Ohio at 81 2j 3OOJ bush do for
country milling on private terms.
CURN-MGrket in limited demand. Sales Of 2 600
bush at so, and lO,UU1 bush on private terms.
PEAS-Market quiet and dropping.
CANAL REIGHTS-Unchangei Flour 6O6
62:. and wheat anI peas lTc 10 New \ Ork
LAKE IMPORTS-23I bbls flour; 1900
bush wheat 1900 bush corn 900 bush barley, and
1900 bush peas.
CANAL LEXPORTS-3 bbls -four; $1,000 bush
wheat; q, ,O0O bush corn; 500 bush barley.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Rev'dJ. ". Logue, from Mortified, will
preach in the United Presbyterian Church,
Erie street, tomorrow, Sabbath, at half past
10 a. N, and at half past 2 P. N.
novs-lt
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NY. MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2.

hI0SEY-market continues steady at sac 2 cent
on call and 5fG5S for strictly prime paper.
STER LING EXCHANGE Market firm at
l430l44S for merchants and l45[ll46 bankers
bills
GOLD-American gold Is drmer-openirg at 3le
3l4 z cent. premium.
COVER INTENT STOCKS-Little easier
United States O. 1851 lO3S0lO34 and 30 Trt asury
Notes lOfhnlOjN
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FUeTIvE's AID SoCIETY.-The regular
meeting Of the Fugitivs's Aid Society, will
be held on Sabbath afternoon, at 3 o'clock,
at the Methodist Church, Bolivar street
Reverend S. ". Adams will address the
mesting. The public are invited.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-08

HOTEL CHAEGEs.-Rumor has it that
Colonel J. P. Ross will retire from the pro-
prietorship Of the Weddle House on the lst
of January; that it viii be shut up then for
repairs, and be re-opened on the 1st of April
next, by whom rumor saith not.
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VERMlN EXTERMMAT0R.

TO DsstToy-Rats, Reaches, &c.
70 DestToy-Mioe, Moles and Ants,
To DsstToy-Bed Bugs.
10 DssToy-Aoths in Furs, Clothes, 60.
To Dsssroy-MosquitOe5 and Pleas.
TO Destroy-Iuseots on Plants & Fovls
10 Ddstsoy-Inseotson Animals, Sc.
10 Ds'troy-EVeFy species Of Vsrmin.
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Thirty or forty sail of vessels passed up
yesterday morning. Shippers looked anx-
ieusly for them to put IN bat they passed by.
The excellent wind was not to be wasted.
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ma. Those who desire machine sewing done
by slriIfuI sewing woman, can find one by call
ing on Mrs. F. Leonard, 40 Seneca street She
will go out with her machine and sew by the day
when desired. oet2S:4l2
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BUFFALO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. =.

T1T IELkdNAFH.I
FLOUR-Narset quiet and steady.
WHEAT -Firmer and in fair demand a. 81 l,l5t0
81 20 for red winter estern,
G0RN-Market quiet. Sales on private terms.
CANAL FREIGdTS-Dull. l5l12Oc on corn to
New York.
IlIPORTS-2OOO bbls -four 900 wheat.
EAPORTS-30J0 bbls -four; gOl 100 bush wheat;
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We viii pay the highest premium for Gold
Silver, Demand Notes, and for August and Oeto-
Der Coupon Interest, Of any house in the city.
C. A READ CO.,
sept 27:426 Bankers, 95 Superior ST.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-08

New York Weekly Stats Zeitung, Home
Journal, and late Novels at Bakers News
Depot, opposite P. o. II
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MURDocK.-The celebrated tragedian
and elocutionist, James E. Murdock, has ac-
cepted an invitation from the Library AssO-
citation to visit this city, and will appear at
Brainard's Hall Oh Tuesday evening, Novem-
Der Is. His subject will be, &C An Evening
with the Poets" consisting of recitations
from Shakespeare, Milton, Byron, end many
of the modern poets.
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We clip the following from the Detroit Tribune and
Advertiser Of the 9Th:
The following vessels have passed this port Noyem-
Der 9th:
CP.-Propellers Iowa. Potomac, Nile, Free State
Cuyahogd; bark W. S. Pierson, City Of Chicago
North est, PJince Of Wales, Monitor, r; G, Win
mon, Cape Horn, Ironsdes, Jupiter, Alvin Clark,
D. McInners, W. II. Craig, Denmark, 7. J. Bron-
son, Advance, Nightingale, Z. q. Griswold
DOwE.-ProDellers Evergreen City, Tonawanda
Pittsburgh.
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THEATER.-There was an immense house
at Miss Richings' benefit last night, the the
ater being densely packed, both above and
below. Tonight is the last Of the engage
ment, remember. There are three plays in
which the Richings appear. Mr.. Richings'
"0ld Guard, ," which he plays tonight, is a
splendid piece Of acting.
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M A r IN E.
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7.
Steamer May Queen, Mckay, Detroit
Propeller Portsmouth,, Bond, Dunkirk.
Propeller Ehnira, Mitchell, Dunkirk
Schooner G., Reid, Reid, Buffalo.
Schooner J. W. GarlOcli Buffalo
schooner General Sigel, Kelley, O5WegO.
Schooner J. 7, Beard, WaggUner, Toronto
schooner Cataraugus, Middleton, Toronto.
Schooner Correspondent, Finley, OswegO.
schooner Roeder, LampO!s Buffalo.
ScOw Black River, Woodruff, Toledo.
CLEARED.
Steamer May Queen, Mckay, Detroit
Propeller Marquette, Pratt, Buffalo.
schooner ROeder. Lampet, MaCkinaw.
Schooner " Il. Willard, Burke, Sswinaw.
schooner lrOIuOis, Becker, Saginaw.
Schooner Twin Sisuer5, Rose, Chicago.
SchOOaer Julia Smith, DandrOn, Port Huron.
ScOW Granger, Day, Detroit.
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Livery Stable.

Livery stable.
New Livery, Boarding and Sale Stables, s.
ChamplRin street.
IuIv29. RIP
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IETEREsTISG TO GRAIN DEALERs.-We
learn from the Toledo Commercial that It has
been decided by the Commissioner of Reye-
nue.. that person who buys grain strictly on
his own account, and sends it to another mar
ket, there to be sold on commission, is not
thereby made subject to any license tax under
the excise law. If he buys grain solely for
another person or 6rm. acting as their agent,
he is exempt from license. If he buys for
more than one party, he comes within the
provisions Of section G., article "A, and re-
quires license as a commercial broker.
This applies only, says tho Chicago Tri-
bune, to instances where grain is bought and
sent to another market for sale. When the
grain is sold by the purchaser, he requires
dealers license; but whether wholesale or
retail must be left to the judgment of the
Assessor in each case, Inasmueh as
licensed wholesale dealer is permitted to act
as a commercial broker without an addition
al license, as well as to sell at retail, parties
engaged in the grain trade, as usually con-
Quoted, viii probably find it to their advan-
tage to obtain licenses as wholesale dealers.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-08

LADIES, look into Mrs. shaw's Millinery
Rooms and see the new styles of hats, rib
bons, flowers, &C., &c., just opened. novs:42O
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REVENUE STE,rPs.-Ezpress, telegraph,
Insurance and check stamps received and
for sale at the POstoficc. nOv6:RI2
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INCREASE IN TIE PRICE OF THE LEADER.
Owing to the extraordinary increase in the
expense of publishing a newspaper, the Pub
fishers of the Herald, Plain Dealer and LEAD
IA have adopted the following scale of
prices
DAILY.
To city subscribers, 121l cents per week, or $3.50
peryesr.
By mail, Ss.OO per year, or 50 cents per month.
Gibbs Of FIVE or upward, to one posto1ice, $500.
TRI-WEEKLY.
To city subscribers, 81 cents per week, or S3.25
peryear.
By mail, Ss per year, or 25 cents per month
Clubs Of five or upward, to one postofice, $3.50
per year The getter up Of e club Of ten or up
wards is entitled to an extra copy for his trou-
ble.
Agents supplied at the rate fs1.5O per hundred,
N all cases
No deviation from the uBoUe rates lgiE Be made.
Subscriptions at club prices can commence at
any time.
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THE GREAT PIGEON MATCH IN BUFFALO
In the pigeon shooting match which came
off in Buffalo on Thursday between Robert
Newell, of Buffalo, and Wm. King, of this
city, Newell was victorious. King some
time since published a challenge, offering to
give any man ten dead birds out of one hun
dred to shoot match with him. The terms
Of the agreement were to shoot each at so
double birds, q yards rise, 100 yards bound
ary, for $500 a side, King giving Newell the
odds above stated.
The match took place on the Driving Park,
commencing about noon. The day was very
cold and windy, and probably on that ac-
count there were not many spectators. Mr..
Charles Bradford, of Detroit, acted as umpire
for King, John B. Sage, of Buffalo, for
Newell, and E. Garrison, Esq, of Syracuse,
as referee. John 5. Morris acted as scorer
for King, and H. NJ, Clay performed the like
duty for Newell
The shooting occupied over three hours,
the match being decided about Z past3. The
following Is the score for forty-fve double
birds each, all that were shot at
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-08

DI3I ' II1al'I7j % -'V'' y 110-'
We desire to give notice to persons who
are designing to send clothing to the contra
bands, that those articles are to be left at the
rooms of the Freedman's Association, ATwA
TER BLOCK, next door to Bank Of Commerce,
and NOT at our rooms, which are open for con-
tributions to sick and lgomded soldiers only.
We have received a great deal of clothing
for contrabsnds, on account of persons mis-
taking the proper place for sending it, but
now that the rooms in Atwater Block are
opened, we take pleasure in directing such
donations thither, and hope the supply will
be liberal. SOLDIERS AID Society.
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Fourth PaEe.---LOcaI Items from Last
Evenings Edition will be found on our 4th
page.
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"THE WAY TO Do IT.'-TO whiten and
preserve the teeth, and heal and keep the
gums sound. Go to Strong & Armstrong,
Benton & Bros, Gorham's, Brewers, Clark's,
GayIord's, Sackrider's, or any good druggist,
dentist or perfumer, and buy and use Hud-
sons unrivalled Tooth Paste, and you will
meet with complete success. Try 1t. Nov. l.
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FURs! FURs Great inducements 10
buyers of Ladies' FIrs at 2O7 Superior street.
A very large and choice selection of fash
ionabIe Dress Furs made by the best manu-
factories, and for sale cheap, can be found at
eot3O.424 L. BENEDICT & Sons.
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~, 1Hlhr,bD hnts Roach, &c. EUreFmfunFoF,
ftOHERr,Ho Hed-BuE EXfBFminatDr,
't0Btnr'BN Electric Powder for IHsaeta ysa
In 2oc, &c. and q 90 Bottles and Flasks. @ and
- sides for Plantations, Ships, Boats,
. Hotels, &C., &c. -.
THE ONLY iNFALLIBlE kEW EDIEs NDwg
Free from PoisOns."
"hOt dangerous to the Human Family
kais do not die on the promises" /"
tney come out OF Their holes 10 die.
5z5-SOLd Everyiohere-by
ALL WHOLESALE DRuGdIsTs IN the large eitfes ana
BY DEUGGTsTsl GRoCERs, STOREkEEPE and RTT1sII.
s sEs genereiy IN all Country Towns and Villages in
~ Sold by
STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
fElneipal holesale and Retail Agents. lOiefelana-
- -OOUHrRT DEALERs can order a. above,
Vt eddrass orders direct-LoF tor Prices Terms Eel
20 HENRY r. COSTARs
PRIHCIPAL DEPOT-EO. 352 BrosdWay, n y L.
hE-sold ~ Strong Armstrong;, Cleveland, O
iuly7sdkW467
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Breckenridge at MurfreesbOro'
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MessTs. Foley and Kavansgh have played
against each other already three times, once
at Detroit, at the time of the big match be-
tween Phelan and Seereiter, where KaTanagh
won, owing mainly to the long run of III he
then made. The present match is one of a
series of three. OF the preceding two Kav-
anagh won one at Cleveland, and Foley one
at New York, so that they stood even on neu-
trail ground last evening. The match of last
night was the American four-ball carom
game, for $500 side, pushing and masse
shots TO be barred.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-08

A MARBLE STAND COAL OIL LAMP,
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