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HEADoUARrERs I9TE Battery
r.Nrp WHhrr w Oct Il. 1852,

CAM WALLACE, KY, Oct Il, 1852.
DEAR LEADEE We, the l9th Ohio, or
"Joe Shields" Battery, arrived here one
week ago tonight, after long and dusty
march from Cincinnati. Cleveland Is a dus-
y place; to say the game Of Covingtou
would be no name for it, but We all have to
eat peck of dirt before We die, and here ev-
cry man viii get full measure.
As yet we have not pitched our tents, but
are ouartered in comfortable barracks, which
are Intended for winter quarters for ssme Of
the Union forces. On Sunday last we re-
ceived our guns, twelve pound Napoleon
pieces, and to-day we were furnished with
horses. Tomorrow the boys are going for
the male teams, Billy Burton being lead ri
/ der and grand commander Of the baggage
train which will bring up the rear. Mules,
like facts, are stubborn things, but Bill says
a something in his side pocket tells him they
will have to GET"
'Tis nine o'clock, P. n, and there goes
according to the Plain Dealers correspond
ent from this battery-repille Probably
/ the Blalu DeAleT COIE6e 6epOluous uSeS AOe
mean what he says, if he does, we accept his
apology and if we have said anything, we
| are sorry, for we are glad oft.
If any man wants to have his patience
! triod, let him organize Battery Of Artillery.
Recruiting Company Of Infantry is bad
enough, but in artillery there is no end to
the prolonges, claw-hatchets, com
! passes" and " "ginlets," for every one Of
| which separate requisition has to be made,
signed and approved by as many different
! oficers as there arc buttons, stars and com
/ cts on a field officers coat. With Us, most Of
| the work is over, and by tomorrow, We
! will be fully equipped. Had We less en-
ergetic commander than Captain Shields, our
chances for spending the winter in this camp
would have been good. As it is, we leave in
l a few days for-the Sunny South, " so called
| By all writer's Of ten cent novels and fash
newspapers.
CoTington is fiIIed with soldiers, Princi-
pallv from Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois. Here
they are supplied with arms, uniforms, and
ali necessary equipments, and then sent
South, One or two brigades have left since
our arrival, and it will probably be our good
! fortune TO leave with the next. We all hope
so; for TO use our entirely new and original
expression, we are aching for light. One
thing is certain, wherever we 60 Joe
| shieids'" Battery will make its mark for a
better company Of men never wore out their
teeth on hard bread.
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NEW YORK MAHAET.-OctObor IL.

FLOVR-Ths market opened firm, but afterwards
with increased pressure 10 realize. Market closed
ssles o. IS 90 5ols, at S. iOd5 for surerne staie
IS s0dTUO for extra state; S6i0O6 50 for superlne
western 90 6soel,3l for common TO medium extra
brands sxtrp round hoo1ed phin $50 s75 for trade
deliverable in the latter part Of 6orember at S7,l
ana 100 bbls choice do 10 arrive in two weeks at
1',IANADA FLOUR-Narket scarce and 6rmer.
sales Of 10 bbs at s6 s5Q7,l for common, and 81 so
s25 Tor good to choice extra The market closed
rye FLOUR-Market rules steady at ss,5O@
IaHN aTEAI-Market in fair request. Sales of
80 bhs $40 foT Joftey and small sales during the
SVIIiSK Y-Market heavy. Sales of $50 bbls at
WHEST-oIarket unsettled and irregular. At
tn opening the ma ket was heavy and much depress-
ed. aud closed 5G4o lower, with strong d sire to
s.i Of g 90 bnsh Chicago sprfnz at slaIaI 2s
iNl hush Milwaukee club nt S1.f5 ~ %; 81 0nn buh
amber Iowa at % ola 00n bnsh winter red wes-
81 43s 49, l3 500 bush white Michigan at Slf79l,5I
70n choice anUer doat sl,47; 4,5O white Genesee at
4 \ E:-Ms1kat scarce and firm. Sales 1000 bush
commen western at NC, and sc for state.
BARLEY Market is s.ea(y y and in fair IeQ1est
Sales Loo bush at sl,lse,2 ,25 state and slz5 for
old Canada East.
C,;STS The market Is opened very firm and clos
ed c lower S,les ei0OG bush 62, &C for western:
| and 5Gfsc for damaged and heated; 7g72c for
oars Market is active Sales at 55C35sc for COM
mon to pTimei !31s1rc for choice.
GOFFEE-iAtket In more active and hrmer.
Sales ], 600 bags OF rio at 26c275zc.
-L(4AR-haw more active and frmcr- Prices are
well sustainCd Throughout the day. sales Of B.
hhd5 al y Hl0C FOR C.ba; l. to lU5li3ac for heW
| Or.eans; g'sg9A for E1glish Island 9AGlO& for
| Porto Rico The latter price for clarified.
MOIASSES- Firm aud in fair request. Sales 30
hhds Barbados Sc; 80 bbis New Orleans at
A. hhds PUro Rico at 445c, and by auction 3UO bbis
! and 25I half bbls New Orleans at 5SI9Giec.
HDPS-Murket steady and unchanged.
| FbIE K-i'emand active and prices easer. sales
$40 bbls at Si5 75li.u0 for mess closing sellers
az inside quotations; si2r509l2,759 Tor prime lSe
] $50 for prime mess.
! -. g. Market quet and stsa'y. Salns 40 hbl.
q 5Ol7O9 for prime; sl2OO9l3,T5 for for repacked
mess SsOUUlO,75 fOr mess and S3,JOG l4,S75eC FOL
/ extra
PRIME MESS BEEF-BIarket quiet and with
] out decided change.
/ BFr' HAHS-Market steady and unchanged.
"a = MIA Trs-Market dull and castor. bales o.
/ TOfykRs at -hOulders, and ~ for hams.
| BACON SIDEs-Market exceedingly dull ant
/ unrbangnd.
/ LARD-Market rules frmer and in good demand
anu uir business doing sales I,496 bhls at lO1E@
lAc, including sou bbls Tor December and Janusrl
I delivery at "a, t@c.
81 ~ gH- -Firm, and selling at lS9Isc for Ohio
/ 2n PIC for --ate
/ 5NzellOEc.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Oct II.
Advices received at headquarters state
that Gen. schofeld, with the advance guard
of his army, has left Cassville, moving
southward toward the Arkansas line.
Scouts sent forward had penetrated as
far as Cross Hollows, but had been driven
back by the enemy.
From East Arkansas intelligence is re-
ceived that a rebel force Of about !, 200 has
been congregated under Mcbride at Poca-
hOntas.
Gen. Carr, in command at Helena, re-
ports that Holmes and Hindman, with a
considerable force, are on the west side Of
the river threatening to attack him, their
object being to do SO before he could be re
inforced. Gen. Carr, however, has sum
cient force to make his position safe.
Reports from Paris, Monroe county give
the news that many bushwhackers are sar-
rendering and asking for mercy. They
are Immediately placed in confinement
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OPTICAL.
Solomonson,s ImproYed Spectacles.
LII. sOLO1IONsON.

PRACTICAL AND SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN,
Eeeps the largest assortment in the Optical line Of any
II the trade. From his long residence 10 this City,
and the extensive patronage received during that
time he would say 70 bis old friends and the public
generally, that no effort that cOuid be pCt forth %
secure the very best quality OF Crystal Glasses,
under his own Inspection 70 suit the eyes U al
- curing weakness, dizziness orinfarmaton Of the
Eye, and lmpartng strength for long rading and fae
shment as the most reliable 10 get the best articles
in that line that be Obteinsd has become an es-
abshed fact and attested BY his patrons, whose ad
vice n Is: co To SOLOMONSOS'S. (nake 10 mis-
tsksl $50 Superior-St., under tho American and
there you will find the best kind Ct sPECIACLEo
adapted to your sight.
an kindE Of Optical, Mathematical and Philosoph-
ical Instruments Astronomical Telescope from so 70
$40; Surveying Instruments, various prices large
stock Of Microscopes from 81 10 SO Marine Iees-
eopes Spy Glasses, large Variety Lenses, PrismH,
rye GIasses Pocket Compasses, Barometers, &c.
"a ARTIFICIAL EYES inserted without pain,
nyrfGE-So lsO supsrIcr-s ST., under the American
us.si npr2
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BUSINESS NOTICES.


HoUss FUREIsHHs AsrI01Es.-At the cid es-
Enlistment ofW. P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and Seneca streets, csn be found most complete
assortment Of goods IN the shove line at reduced
prices, comprising China, orockery, and Glass
Ware, Of every descriptions Silver Plated Ware
Of the best quslity; Tea Trsys, Table Mats Srl-
tanniA Ware, Goal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures
Toilet Wsre, Bathing Apparatus, Refrgerators
Of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freessrp, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory aud common, Knife Baskets and
Trsys, and great variety Of Honss Furnishing
Articles, useful as well SIS ornamental.
AL orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt
II araruted by exDerieuced workmen.
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Soldiers Bounty, Pay and Pensions
Secured and promptly collected for soldiers
and their heirs. Pensions secured 10 the widow,
mother, children or orphan sisters, in addition
to bounty money and back pay Of all deceased
soldiers. Invalid pensions and back pay ior
discharged soldiers. Discharges obtained for
sick or disabled soldiers on furlough. All claims
growing out OF this or previous wars against the
Paw. Commissary, or other Departments Of the
Army, Navy or Government, promptly collected
We publish The Soldiers Friend" paper
Of much interest to soldiers and theT heirS'-
send US your name and stamp, and we VIII send
. couv free; or twelve copies, one esoh month
for 70 cents.
Apply 70 US IN person or by letter With STAN P
snd your business shall have prompt attention
Fees low, and No charge until after we have SC
oomplished what we undertake.
C. G. BRUCE,
| oas.. T,7,,sn's Block, near the Court Hpuse
| Cleveland. sePt1o'h'0'
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-18

General sohOfeld Moving South.
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Wo clip the following from the Detroit Advertiser
and Tribune Of the 18th:
vEssrIs PAssED.-The following vessels passed this
port yesterday;
bound Ur-schrs Die Vernon, AIbatross, Interns-
tional Eleanor, NJ :. scott, Telegraph, l. b. Shep-
hard Golden Harvest, Sweepstake51 Evehno; bark
Grorgs sherman brig Canopns
Borxp powx-Schrs ". ssnderson, Starlight, Bos-
ton, PIowh. :, J. II Drake, b R. Lummi,, torres
III A. Lafrinier T. c. l., American Union, MassilOD,
Niagara Buffalo, Great Westi brigs, Globe Rosoius,
Saxon
Weather somewhat cloudy. Wind n. E.
Tomorrow is the day appointed on which the great
tug Is 10 take place, and q Is expected inc oTefs
on both sides The hour for leaving Maiden has been
& d At between and o clock IN tho morning, and
letween 10 and II will pass this point
Tho schooner Perseverance, haiIing, we believe.
from Buffalo, and bound from Erie 70 chicago with
cargo O. coal had her fresali carried awSy on the
passage up while oG the boBd Eau She arrived this
morning Ia 0f the Ruby, where her damages Will
bCrepaired.
The tug Lrviatbsu arriv, q this port on Tuesday
yfh the the btig Frontier City II rUw the la ter IN
safsabled a condition. The Frhntier City has been
tskgre on B0I5 Blanc Island = AilTaukee sentsnel
CouL1s1oS-Ths ark Margaret r. Cote arri' ed a!
this port this morning and reports that the bark 3
s. Sheppard ran into her while od Middle Island!
lost eT jibboom, and bad her figure head consdeTa-
bly, Cut ups--tUhicoso Jou' nal.
sCHo7xER LosT.-The schooner Lady Of the Like
which left this port tie nh With caTge o cor
srrunr leak on the 9th during heavy blow. The
Captain, seeing thai the vessel was rapidly settGE
headed for the shore and beached her about ten miles
north of McnituWoc The crew were all rescued
after remaining in the rigging thirty six hours The
E. W Hudson, Of Dotroiti and insured for $50 O.
Chis ago Journal
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WASHINGTON, Oct. II.
A dispatch has been received by the
Navy Department from Commander Scott,
of the United States gunbOat Maratanza,
dated off Cape Fear river, Oct. l1th, which
says on the morning of that day, the en-
eny opened upon me with two Armstrong
guns from a battery which they construct
ed during the night, on the beach. The
second she'll fred struck over the port
quarter and exploded, killing the Master
Mate, Edward X. Flowers, and George
Blat Quartermaster, besides wounding
Joseph Burt, Captain of the after guard,
and Sullivan Bruce, George MarfOrd,
Chas. Denivan, and David Mitchell. The
ship was not materially damaged. The
vessel Immediately got under weight, and
stood out, the shells passing over her at a
distance Of three and half miles proving
that it was no longer safe to be within
three miles and half distance, as it has
been heretofore.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-18
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY
Gen. Bragg Still Retreating'
Our Forces occupy Lexington,
FURTHER ELECTION RETURNS.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. II.
Accounts received from other than news
paper sources show that since the battle
Of Antietam there are less indications in
Europe than previously to recognize the
Southern Confederacy, and that the result
of the engagement, so far as the Govern
meut of the United States is concerned,
has decidedly had a beneficial influence.
Military indications and privately known
facts are entirely at varience with the cur
rent reports that the army of the Potomac
is preparing to 90 into winter quarters.
The Agricultural Department has re-
ceived gratifying intelligence from vari-
Gus sections of the country of the success
attending the culture of cotton. Those
from Southern Illinois are especially en-
couraging.
Secretary Chase has been detained at
home for week past, by physical iutrm-
ity, but to-day he attended the Cabinet
meeting, and also resumed the transaction
of business at the Treasury Department.
The department of the Tennessee VIII
include Cairo, Fort Henry, and Fort Don
elson, Northern Mississippi, and the Por-
ton Of Kentucky and Tennessee west Of
the Tennessee river, and, according to the
official order just issued, Major General
Grant Is assigned to the command Of the
department of the Tennessee.
Seventeen field officers, including Gen
erals Prentiss and Crittenden, and two
hundred line officers, recently released
prisoners of war from the South, have been
granted leave of absence for thirty days.
Brigadier General Rufus King has re-
turned to Washington from his sick leave
of absence. He has been ordered 10 report
| to Gen. Mcclellan for duty.
Capt C. W. Wadsworth, additional a.
D. c. to Gen. Fremont, has been ordered to
report for duty to Brig. Gen. Reynolds.
Col. Jos. D. Webster, Chief Of Staff tc
Gen. Grant, has leave of absence for TWEEN
ty days, to enable him to report on the
subject of ship canal from the Mississip'
pi river TO Lake Michigan.
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Owing to the inability of the Banks of
this city to procure postal currency, and in
consequence of the large premium on coin,
checks presented at their counters for pay
ment must be drawn only for even dollars, or
IL drawn for fractional parts Of dollar the
current premium for coin will be charged, or
the same will be allowed If furnished by
holders Of checks.
7. P. II SDT,
President Merchants Bank.
DANIEL P. EELLs,
Cashier Commercial Branch Bank.
JoHS T. WHITELAw,
Cashier City Bank.
HEERY WICK d Co.
H. B. RUBLBUT,
Cashier Merchants Bank.
Cleveland, Oct. 16, 1852.
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FROM THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
HEADQUARTERS ARYM PoToNAc, /
Dot II p

Yesterday morning when Hancock ad-
vanced his division to Charlestown, Gen.
eral Woodburys division crossed the Po-
tomac at Shepardstown ford, taking the
road leading to Smithfeld, small village
half way between CharlestOwn and Bunk
er Hill.
General Woodbury. sncamped last night
between Leetown and Kearneysville, about
miles from Smithfeld. His troops met
with but slight resistance during the day
from the enemy's mounted pickets.
This morning he advanced his cavalry
towards Smithfeld, three miles from Bun
ker Hill, where he met the cavalry OF
Hancock's division Before reaching this
point, the enemy was IUUHu ~ Dv ~ .
very large force. The reconnaissance here
ended, its object being to ascertain where
the main body of the rebel army vas
There is no doubt that the rebel Generals
intended to give battle at or near their
present location. The indications are
that they will not have to wait long before
they again meet the army of the Potomac.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-18

MuEIorPAI SMALL CHANGE CuRRESCY.-
The attention Of our readers is invited to
the resolution introduced by Mr.. Il. S. Ste
vens, and passed at the special meeting Of the
city Council held Thursday evening last, pro-
viding for the issue by the City Auditor Of
orders upon the city Treasurer in payment
Of debts due the city, in sums of 5, 10, 20
and so cents" the amount not to exceed
$50, 900. This matter was brought before the
Council at lis last regular meeting, and
strongly nhvoonrsu by many members. The
chief point Of debate was IN relation 70 'us
amount of issue, portion Of the body con-
4ending for a limit of SIS, 900. In order to
give members an opportunity to deliberate
thoroughly upon the subject, it was referred
to an adjourned meeting, and the resolution
70 which attention is called, was unanimously
adopted
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TIE wan Is kENTUCKY.

LOUISVILLE, UCL. II.
The Journal discredits all reports of a
recent fight at Big Hill.
One hundred and sixty Federal cavalry
entered and occupied to-day.
Bragg, on Tuesday, with 10000 men,
was at Crab Orchard, intending to camp a
few miles below. He is rapidly retreating
toward Mt. Vernon.
Kirby Smith waf going out of Kentucky
on the road TO MancnesterI OrGy vvrrzrvyl
thence on the road whereon Rragg is re-
treating towards Cumberland Gap.
1t is reported that the mountaineers are
telling trees and otherwise blocking up
the road over which the rebels must pass
in order to leave the State.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-18
PHILADELPHIA ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II.
The election Of Thayer, Union Republican,
is conceded in the 5th Congressional Dis
trict, by 79 majority. g,
Myers, Union Republican, is also elected
in the Sd Congressional District.
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ImnnrrnnIfnLndIee.

Mrs. Q. s. Williams respectfully announces to
the ladies Of this city that she has opened rooms
in the Lyman Block, foT the purpose Of Of
fering her unrivalled Ladies' Skirt Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, and Abdominal Supporters,
which are made 70 fit all forms and cases. The
ladies are most cordially invited to call and ez-
anime for themselves.
Surgical Bsndages supplied to order.
Mrs Williams also alters her Hair Tonic for
the cure of badness, which has proved highly
suecessful. augl2:4lS
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKETs.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE,
WEEKDAY EvEEIEs. October II, 1861. J

mORNIRG LEADER OFFIOE,l
WEDsEsDAY EvEEIss. October IL lso3.
RECEIPTs-Nss8 bush whsst.
WHEAT-odsrI were mads On 'ohsnss at sl,is
fros on board without buyers. Bot this afternoon,
sales to the amount Of Il 800 bushels are reported at
thai figure. Cue car lead sold on track ct slI5 and
car mixed on track at sl,ls.
OATS-Quiot al 5s9t0o.
HIGHWINt s-Stesdy at Sc.
BUTTER-salss q hrEins Of Western Reserve st
lszc.
EGGS-Steady at lie.
DRIED APPLEs-sal., y barrels new fruis
at &c.
ORANBERRIEs-sales at ss,zsese,SO per
barrel.
SALT-Fine Is selling at $40; coarse at s2,93 and
sacks At lgS By the quantity.
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! rH.la-Ao.ssnJ oflru.io,

John EuIlsr-Aca6srny Of Musio-
O. cutter eon-Furriru-a ct Auctlon.
FoE sde-H0ss, Busgy and H4rnsss.
q. D. B.-eituation Wanted.
W. P, Fosg-yuloin Coal Buckets. &o.
apsseY 3 MeBrids-Lake supzrior Steamer.
Gordon, NoAInssn & Co.-sslt.
eeOrEs srIagus-sait.
For sals-eas Stock.
AS. Foot Substitutes Wanted
Dudley Bsldwin-Lost,
Q. Bsu-aOuse and Lot for ssle-BuiDsss No
ice.
Strong Arastrong-pye ColoTs-Loesl Notice.
Wilson 4 Widdioombs-Pa PapoTs-Looal Notice.
Baksr-Fapers-LooaI Eo'ice.
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TRorrEo.-The great event at the Fair
to-day will be the trotting matches, com
meneing at P. N. A premium Of SIS will
be paid TO the fastest trotting horse oPon
70 ali except " Reindeer" The attendance
viii doubtless be large, and the occasion IN
usually exciting.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-18

Late papers at Bakers, opposite the
Postofiee: Leslie, Hsrper's Weekly, Inde-
pendent, Banner of Light, Irish and Scottish
American, Home Journal, Pilot, Tablet, n
7. Weekly, and all the other veekhes foI
this week; Godey's for November, price 20
cents, at Bakers, opposite the Postoffce.
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A GARD 10 THE LADIEs.-DR.

"a u l.
~ DUPONCO'S GOLDEN Pill Is FOR ENABLES.
fnFallibls in Correcting, Regulating and Removing
eli Distinctions, from Whatever Cause, and
always Successful As q Preventative
Iufallible in Removing stOppages and lrregularity
Of the Menses. These Pills are nothing new, but
have been used by the dOctOTs FOR many years. both
in France and America, with unparalleled success Ia
eyerv case and il is urged by many thOusaud ladies
who have used them to make the Pills public for tn
alienation Of those suffering from any Irregularities
whatever as well to prevent increase Of family
where health will not permit It. Females peculiarly
situated or those suppOsing themselves 50, eau
toned against using these Pills while In that condl-
ton a. the proprietor responsibility after
prevent any mischief 10 health; otherwise the Pills
are recommended. Fail and explicit directions 90
company each box. Price 81 per box. -
Sold wholesale and retail in Cleveland b BENION
BROTHERS, Wholesale Druggists, } l20 Superior ST
STRONG L ARMSTRONG, l9e SuperiOr-St.; E W.
gACKRIDER, ZZ3 Superinr-St.: G. W CLARK, li9
superior-St., and CHURCHILL BRO., corner Of
Ontario street and tie Square.
LADIES by sending 81 10 either OF The above
agents through the cleveland Post OMCe, can have
the Pills sent 70 any part Of the country or city Cont
dentially) and "a free OF postage, by return mail.
N B. Look out for cOunteTieits. Buy no Golden
pills Of any kind unless every box isigned D. Howe
All others are base imposition and unsale therefore,
as you value your lives and health, TO say nothing OF
being humbuged out OF your money! buy only those
who sh0w the signature OF <. D. Howe every box
which has recently been added account Of the Pills
being counterfeitsd The ingredients composing The
sboe Pills are made known 10 every agent, and they
will tel y0u they safe and viii per Torm All claiIn0
for them. s. D. HOWE Sole Proprle5or;
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REERIeBRAroKs, &o.-A large variety Of
the most approved styles of Refrigerators,
Water Coolers and Filters, fOur-minute Ice
Cream Frsesers, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
Jars, Just received, and for sale at manutae-
tureTs' prices at W. L. MARTih 8
No 50 south side Public Square.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-18

Simpson IS, beyond all question: superior
artist, and we sdyise those wishing 70 get hne
likeness 70 call upon him visit 70 his gal
Iery, No 25S Superior street, will richly repay
botb citizen and stranger R2!u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-18

Vox PoPULI Vox Del EsT.-Every body
uses Hudson's unrivslled Tooth Paste and
calls It good. What every body says must be
true, and truth is divine. Try it. For sale
BY Strong 4 Armstrong, Gorham, Brewer,
clark. GAYLORD, Saokrider, and good Drug
Rists everywhere