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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-04

The firm of q. Mathews Kimberley, having bean
dissolved bF the AUOy- notice. the yndsrsiSued
will continue the business o. the late nrn, No. 10
CbaInplAin street.
oot2IRiI2 FREpERI kiMBERLEY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-04
S-rHF pRAFT.

"The draft, which the government deem
ed it necessary TO order, was executed In
Ohio Just at the time 1t would be most
likely to affect injuriously the election. 1t
caused much anxiety among all parties,
and especially among those subject to draft.
1t occupied time and made many inditfer-
ent, that otherwise would have interested
themselves in the election. Others were
much embittered against the Adminstra-
ton on account Of 1t. Anti-Adminlstrs-
ton men openly boasted that the tax law
and the draft wonld enable them to carry
Ohio at the October election.
G4-THE POLICY OF THE ADMINISTRATIONS
N THE DIsTRIBUTIoN OF ITS PATRONAGE.
UThe action Of the Administration in
retaining and appointing so many who
were unfriendly to it, tended to weaken 1t
everywhere. This action was prompted
by a generous motive, and shows great
liberality on the part of the Administra-
tion. When it came into power, with
great magnanimity it determined to be
tender Of its opponents, including those
who had rebelled and those who were
threatening rebellion. This may have
been wise, for the motive was pure.
When Sumter was bombsrded, the whole
people, irrespective of party, seemed to
rally to the support of the Government,
They were moved by patriotic and noble
impulse, and for a time party was forgot
ten in the love Of country and its institu-
tlons. The c1amor OF demagogues and
traitors in the loyal States was drowned
for q time in the enthusiasm of the people
to support the Government, and to sustain
its flag. The Administration was wise, in
respecting this generous uprising Of the
people, in its appointments and its reno
walls; but since party has been found
openly hostile to it, the same policy be-
comes unwise. 1t dishesrtens the true
friends Of the Government and does not
eonciliate or win over its enemies. Thou
sands in Ohio opposed the Administration
party who are the recipients Of Its patron
age. both State and National.
Many, in Ohio, CT the bitterest and most
violent opposers of the National and State
Administrations st the October election,
were holding important appointments at
the hands of the State. This had some eff
feet upon State politics, and, without doubt,
had influence in the elections.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-04

nISSULUIIUN Of VU-PART-
NENSHIP-Ths co-partlC rshIp hereto ore
existing between the und7l lsignei, under b. firm
. q. Mathews KimbsIley, j. ibis day dissolved b.
mutual agreement II. MATHEWS.
FgEDh- KIMBERLEY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-04
THE UNDERSIGNED. ALE BREWERs

THE UNDERSIGNED, ALE BREWERS,
in the city OF Cleveland, would respectfully in
form their numerous customers aud the trade Cener
ally, that FROM and after this date, the price Of Aes
will be as follows viz: Xxx Cor present use ale ST.
per barrel; XXX (or stock ale) $500 per barrel and
porter 500 per b-rre Owing 10 the heavy national
and license, and the great advance IN the price Of
barley. malt, hops and labor, We are compelled 10
make the above advance Of one dollar Per barrel
Terms cash. AL orders fOg ale 10 receive attention
must Be accompanied BY the cash.
n. B. Customers viii please pay particular atten-
ion and return casks as soon as empty.
T. d. stone, Agent, NJ. Lucas,
J, n. Hughes, q. E. Cehring,
d. Lloyd o., Adam SChumGn,
II. E. Spear. John 4, Bisnop,
J. S5Oepel & Co, j. IL. Mack
John C. Eindsvater Co., Phillip Grisbsl.
A. l.. Allen, L. Schlather.
ClsVeland, Oct. q, ls62. oot29;4L6
NOTICE TO BRIDGE BUILD
IN EnS.-Proposas will be received at the Ofice
OF the City Civil Engineer until Il NJ November llth
ls52 for BUILDING q Truss Bridge and the approaches
over the Canal at the foot OF Eagle street.
The plan and specifications can be seen Gt said En-
gineer's office.
The Board Of City improvements invite tbs sub
mission OF bids reservtng the right accept OF
jeot the same By order Of the Board
c. .. BISHOP,
Oot22:il3 City Civil Engineer.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-11-04
sPEelaL NOTICES,

DR.. Graham,
Member Of the Royal College of Physicians,
London, England; Graduate Of
Records Hospital for
FEMALE DISEASES,
And q constant attendant Of Paris, London,
New Orleans and Montreal Hospitals
for the last ten years,
Has opsned his oes a. the johnson HOUSE, where hs
VIII be happy to meet all those who are afflicted with
subacute or chronic diseases
His treatment Is entirely diderent from the old
plan, and Is mild, ecscisus and effective His med-
oines simply vegetable and oils that have
been used bat bg other physicians In Amer.
lea besides himself he has spent the greatest part
Of his hfs and thousands OF dollars in obtaining
is~ secrets In his pros ion- He tests the urine for
al fOfms Of disease. No charge for giving AL an
honest and trus statement Of iheIr case.
SPERMA1ORHGA
To YoUNG MEf -Ho can prove 70 you In a few min.
utes that be Is the only physician you treated
with that cures hi disease For eTery patient who
sui tol " his directions he will give one hundred
dollars be izis Ia curing this disease. No charge
made Tor consultation. Those AZ distance who with
vial OF uzIne By mall, zith name, and age and he
will answer and describe their case, and the pOssbn-
~ Of getting relief, By enclosing return postage
stamp. septS;fl9
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BJr A warning TO the unwary, and on

- Sold Whoissais aad Retail in Cleveland b.
STRONG ARMSTRONG. aurI4,eovR77
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-11-25

S1efeer 11stO sDtd1ttger 80brpIGn.
48a Baltimore G14 &0iOuGtfenbabn
An unA rad btm 49, OftCBer 1862 esben tdaIt@ 8 BHse
3ptfAen Baltimore, Srebertd unb Sarpers Terr5.
0erldBt gerlGEt
Baltntpret 6arperS Serrp:
@rpreB 7.35 ggrn. 2ltbr N0@u.
Npfsug 900 $50
Accommodation 4.45 gen9nt. $40 8pvrnitta9.
Yer @rpreBsu9 tdlt ntdt an, an WeeftattCnen. MI9 Gebeh
muir bic GrpreBstee bS Spnntaos.
. Der @rpreesu9 NIB Der Recommendations. 2ua iiebt Bet
8ofbtn8tUn SHaetfpn nit ben GSafbtnetpu 3Gsen In gerbtn-
tun1.
Ser @ltcott'8s WtiISs M~ccpu1pDatipns@ Rug
8ett tdelt& matt autnatme bes Gpnntaas Ete frgett
gefI6et standardization s& $40 II. 9.16 Bornittt4 nrD nm
1.45 unb 500 Na1Ta.
Bon Gaiegtt's @atus ua TAO II. 11,OO gsprnens, NIB nm
S.15 Rnb $40 geada1.
g2d9 WQfbtn9ton unb benz Gtben
eepen bic 8Nge I'm $50 nmb 7,4O II. 10 IL g~ursmtttass, fpwie
ua 80 Gnb 10 Sla6zittogs.
aa Gsaate ns $50 Ia6 $40 GsU.eenA.
DDn Wa9btmgtDn
as 600 unb TAO II. II Il. @prmfttaas ub $50 uEb 500
Na@gs. ATa Spntiag Ngr SinhTntttaeS rx. $50
Der brittle unb titntte 3GS rpn Baltimore nnb Der 5toette
rno bterte Bug BON @afbfastCn balten an 6a Wes.Stattouen.
Der swette uab fatfte 8as BON Baltimore nnb GSaibnetou
feet NIT Der &nuappls6 &a1n IN Der5in6ung.
M5- sDeeea Etdets, &rsErnft, 8ettt y. {. n. tstdSe EHan
70 on s., Z. @n6lapb, &gsnt az ber &tGet-O{Fce
CHARACTERIZATION. So m. g. Gmttn,
81 80. GgIe CeaeYaI.g}fneter (@uI6' IN
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~ 49, SGsu-~SVmAsLnW StVtn W. Nt. YAuLurs BSlInS..
Vile 8wftse ber ytaturpidenInnft un6 Wle6tstn wetben In
steIer Infalt in fptenattI9er @ethenFCl9e opreetrasen.
Die @prleirneen be9nneu nn l. September 1862 nnb bnu-
ern obne llntersreGune BITS /. Nlni 1868. OnS Stnbienjote
;erfdlt In 2 @etneIternnb tebeS Semefer imfast A Mcnats.
@ebibrert Standardization So. @ptIefIneen fir Q 9es
meter SIS. Secirtorte SIS.
sMler tltnifde unterriGt In unSerent eigenen SrH
5umbo6t-SpfptaIe) im Stabt-SoTpttaIe, in Der
6arut unb tn Der amtulatprtIhen &ttnit bes
fret. A e
Die &nmelbunsen Fnb Bet benz ~llntersr'
uno r1unolt@ su MAIDEN.
l1uler prperanrt, has auf II Orudiei
Details entbdlt, febt Seoerrnann sur g
MustInft erthelt auf @erIan9en fbrtftIt
Or. "
@rcfeFOr unb
Dfttcet Ne. 81 MarttFr, spii@en
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NSrbltAe @eatratsabn.

Durqs 3h8e mad BEN De f a.
. Nt5abrt: 8. 20 Mrrgens, unb 9 80
Mbenb8.
0orttpn q G. rtknt o b 8 3 ue.
Gbfobrt : 6 nbr Naduitass.
Gnfanft: Z So Sim Wtprgens.
6arrtSburs Mccp NJ m OBJ a IT, n.
Mbgaus : 3 nbr Nadmitta88.
Mnfunft : IL 80 ORin, Waittu9s.
BttIabelpbta, Btlminstcn u
Baltimore.
s. 3Oly1tn. Wpr9en8 H.. 1 05 Mitlooa,
5 20 unb z llbr Abeubs.
Spnnta98 eebt blcB erlest9eu1nnte 3u9.
W E |. Warpfanb Gienbohn
(galSert Station.)
$40 u. $50 Dta9m. Biz NenzM tnpjpr
(pta Discriminatory
Outnibu6e far Mand}eiter Iteben Diens
tags, DonnertaSs uno Saulfa9S nil nem
W~Or>9en3uge IN 8erbinbun8.
Die 8age perlailen Rep>gBinnI Or ual 5
uub WsItmtnfter UNI 5 IS unb II 30 8Ors
ntttra98.
stages.
81 ah y mmtttsbErg (ria Weltnlins
fiery seben pem Weffern !0ptel, Ode 9ps
waro u. S~aratcsaftr. ieben Wcraen nm z
ubr (ScnntaaS a~uSeetoulntea.
" aG@ppantpWn unb Ism pns
tptpn.
OulnibuHe perlaNen @de 6olibaq u. ga
petteItr. uu s ubr Mprgens u. 4, so Niin.
Nadmittaas, q
Na1 8etatr. - Bcu 8romns See
tel in Sisbitr. ieben Dienlfas, DOnnerftu9
u. Saulffag.
Waa Re{tqptlle Rbdap. doaD.)
soy 8tGtaS9un prtel Stgblf. ieoen Die
flag, Dcnner1a8 u. Samfa9.
Na d Weifer8tow n. 8oui BeFstn
9rtel ie>sr Ru6ntittaa 3 lbr.
eRMA.Mn A~A M~%Nn%E4nAn
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HoloWav'S Ointment,

9anss NeHriGe, Ssitwolene unb Reife @eIente, wunSe Hnc
~ent5anbete SIBe, allies bieies muB Der &pl6at ~ertrager. WEt-
tel, @rtnnert Gu9, ipenn @ure SDbne has @epebt ncbnleH,
UNI 9efobren gu ~tese9nen, bebentt, meIGe llnterIthBnng sSEr
b~enieI5en burG etnen Ecpf Der b~etIenben unb tIb-
tsnben Sa!be ~sesd5rsrt tSant: 0teisIbe nla9t bic 6abs
barter uub itdtter, 10 baB Fe bic grBBten @rntIcun0an srtra9sn
tDmnen. Sic bebt bic @ntSancuns uub @tetfteit Der GeIente
euf unO alabt beisIbsn fart u~nbtrdthS neil fir
l S1belbtebe Mnb R~u9elwunoen
fe unhbsrtreifi9 tt tie, bdlt Gle @n8inouns bapDn al rno
3ebtt nlettentbeiIS bic NSunoen suIammen, NIB BELT baber d
8~efabrIi<e Searce i9neu rnb p~plf6nbia.
Traiert unb SGpeltern inferer 6rettrtQt8sn.
Ser stSnHt IN ben ;Sorniftera Gurer wtdnner umO 8rabsr ten
@asbarsres nno ~nStbi9srss @ei@ent ~etnyadeu, ais bic
nits9ejetHnete Milttdr1albe.
Gurd5 hnS pOitenftebeH bel Nant tn Jteseu unb RdIte
bait man bdnfg beftige S6merten. Snfen I
9etftrteit, Die erfen Symphonic b er 9 d ptnbi 40
ODD hCe,n man f@ init 29notpap's %tnen unb ONT
meat csrieben bat Ut tetne @efatr ~ncrbanbeu. @iniAe NiQen
pstmat Ss Cages ant Der 8rxft anb am pale eunscrisbsn.
Sagen mir sur 8ar5en Hrutee
6Olnafeft, A6tunaI
2ebt mad @nrer etgenen @einnbbett unb traut midbt ben Dir.
Nee W~iebtotnen. Die Wtlen unb bas ointment Fub aber oes
s ssu'; ac Sp sSp ts ss Ssns'st Set %Ia 90 saSr:r rs so y S Su5 SSSnSSa w. y:
Mrmeen @nrcpoS nit b~enleIben rerieben. unb m6brenb Ses
9rtu1 Rrtsses bate e. eth etsenes Depot tn SoIarIata ains b.
ietn N9ent IN eineut Gage aber cine Soane Ointment. YeS
iurGtbore 5etnSe eer SDlbaten TN Eager ais
DDarrbpe, OpIenterp, SGarbod, 8eulen uaS
Gcrpfeln
ssrI&winOen barb beIe piaen unb bas ointment unS nun
ba Der StIf I'M eanSen Qanbe 9ett
3uOen @affenl gu ben Mafenl
2oBf bieie braren 2eute nidt Snrd SrcnfbeitenI ieihsr. oehi
In ibTen Sanben beIe sei@dtkH W~leSttnen, bah fs fG SOa
ben 9etabrliHen Wclf8fteaunset,' Tiebsrr, taIten Siebtr, ums
ben 9Sunben, benenI le ntbt enteebea tDnnen. teilea uiDaen.
SIT eS gut, haB fe bios tn ben EcrriNer Al orsiten 66oter
un6 cine 1ieM3n ftneeH, bic IN 7iebem Taae aIi benz GdIoGt.
ieIbe ben Nuesn tt gSie pieIe Gaulente mlrbst ssreftn
iper6en. mes:n fet8 btde Wtebtsinen aur Sarb fnS.
EEarnuns. 8Une itab 6@t, menn nibt bic g8crtl .sclo.
tcap Wew-Uert uno Epnocr" OILS Wafer5etden in ieben
8lottc pes Nngetlun9ssu1es nm iebcn ScpfO6er 9otea srfens
Gen has SiHt halt. @ine tlbIde 9elcbhnune mir6 s.asa
spsriprcten, Mester oardp NnSetee aar @ntbedun0 Icl6er Yss
on Dhet YeGipnen fIbrt, tpeIGe 6eie Dtebtata a01obniea
ae ahbieen, wtlIenb, 6aB he nt9t d4t itn6.
~ Eertantt in Der Tatrtf bon prDffcr 9rllcpap Ns
YSai6en 2ane, @etp.9Crt, unb BET alen reIpettat elm Drug
0fteu unb WebaiupertdnierH in ben 30rSet t~ereinietsn Stanien
unb Der drtIiitrteH lBeH.
Gnabtelt bon 25 geuts, 90 GentS unc 1 Dollar
HRan Part rid, menn man bic grDfeteu S&a@tein ntnm
y. u. Muwsiunaen fas Rrants rub sF .e%a4ts! ps;
eefHQt e0As, :
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aramte nt10 Wntfrdftete !!

Or. GWaOne'8
smlammengeleBter Gprup BON Mtlbftrl1en.
8enust uab ~empfstIsu BON Zen berfhmtenen @ersten ais
has i@erfte pno geptteIte Wttttel IN ber SelInq bon BART
ua6ioen Suten, GItalthneen, BrpnGitiS, @netrlltietett.
Gimme, S@mer3 in ben l1ria-O rgauen, perOrrbenenl 8lut,
S&nter3 IN Der Sete ,tnb 8rRT, S%er5tlOpief Oeer Serstraut-
belt, ellen pals, Brutt- uno 9nn9enIci6er1.
Or. Swa1ne'6
3uIanlmenseleBter Syrup BON WtlpttrIAen
befnset f6 fest User Elm 8ierteI Sabrbunbert Dor Der g8elt
un6 lift 3u ~pertaufen in iebenI %beppbnten &betle Der @roe. -
agaH DR.. SmGpne's TA II
3uIammen9eebter Sprup bon 0ilpftrl9en
wirb auserettet utter Der urmttteIbarett Gnftdt prn Or. $.
Spa9ne, etneS oeIntdteu Nrstes. Der feline pr0feIFcnele 2auf.
babn nit benz pidtigen BCrtbetI elmer re0elat6Btoen u1ebiSint.
fben HtlbNn9 IN einer Der benen u1o GIeHen SGulsn In
9ttLabelphia, ia pienei&t in Der gSelt, anSetreten. @r biente
ua6ber einen rebli9enE erutu IN benz philadelphia Dispen-
iarp, unb mar otele Sabre lang Nr5t I'M Spipital un6 alten
Gr1nenbaus ieuer Stabt.
Or. SWnpne's
;ulammen9e1ebter @Yrup bon gBilbttrlHen
1T buber suna 3uesrldiFs tein neues u~nssprlftes Experiment.
fsnoern ea p6Ht9 e~rprobtes Mittel, eaS in &auienoen bon
GamiIen in cieiem anb i'm @mslamoe 9ecrag@t rrb.
81. SwaYne'6
3uIammengesbter Sprnp BON MtIbftrlGen
1T bte -~prtstnele lab eta8is 6Gte" 3ul0mueniesmns bon i-
mem iG6bbGrenB Baum, Die erhe wel1e ienal8 In bte1ent Qsn6e
~autereet puroe, lne bic einst9e, tpelte ell reaeln6Bt1er
gr3t 5abereiet, ob8leth bic Namen bon betanrtea Mer3ten Su.
beretH19et BON Atlbtrl&e1 bei8eIe9t fno, ss aber ni1ts
ielbsn nmr bst9efh9 tint, bic absr ni9ts NIT tbrer 8elettrns
81 tktn baben, UNI tbnea etnen Jnf az peribahen rnb sers
HlttteIf ~berlebsH ben @ertanf ber dee oSit bel i~rrslOiet 2en
ten ~5ufDrterH.
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assahrt a. aefmnft ser @ttenbasn
q f osbrt'

Tin ore u. Ob 10 @ifenbaba.
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80 CUR belpnceren GenntntBnahuRe.
sbr EtGstte !aufet usb lOGtrn<tteielben nsr BON Iul&tn an.
afHeGtsu Beaasten Enuffr, reg@e bon ibrern Ge6dlt teten,
ns@t aser ron aiaE.etn Dber 8rtinen.rdeern, ta ne fpnf ser
Gefatg ~aus8efest Fnb, befarinetlt sd ttrefn une tbF @elb
Rrafgnf ~awseebeA.
Dur9fabrt826illette
mao aNsn &GtIsn bes sre6ens fnb ~ babtn bet I
so. s.. |tIbebrannt.
9enetGIs GHa4sTaateu-AGen Der 8alhtaEres mas
stt Hfs1 H -DttC.@tfenb6tu. &
seasa J%e. 90 &hanegfr,, 8altimore.
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- - gSiOrSLtde GentrdtGtiembabn II
I2Z0erdnberter gabrplam4
Sad BEN MeGten unb Moroeu.
@~tnter>EGtr3Idfi

tntcr>EGpT&IdttA
In Inb nod benz / .Nor. Metten bic 8ase auf6teGss Balm
Der gpfsn8 9ent td8ls& (nait NnSuG9ne beS SDnntaas)
nm 8 aar 20 al{n. gaSr0ens al rad SittsbuTs, gIuira,
Buffalo ub gtetp- Ocrf 1oer Aaentrtpt.
Der @rpreB5n 9 sett as I'm $50 MbenbS btseft mad
9ittsbnrs, @pluEUus, @tnctrnatt, SnbtandpoIi8, Sort 2SosaA
@btca9p unh alen anpe1en Euufteu beS erOBen DeltenS.
Ser I'm 9.30 MtenbS ~ateebence @rpree;u9 wirb nur an fC-
gen6en iuSHd ron SarrlSbrrs g~ele5euen Huntten anbdlten:
gDltsbprOneb, Dor, 9anpper SnnchDn. GleraGnt PARTON,
WlDnttprt, @tdmberSbura uno &pfet spite.
Abfabrt tsn SarrtsburS mad giep -ypyt I'M 8 I9r 3aGnt.
Er potrtsonra @ecrrI- Su9 hul ) Hgr 9eantH.
20 SSeeet 6~aerotafts n"e aaeaTsF gsna1tn naS bty1as.
q@ui"f~3 s5Attpn," GGe On &alosrt- una 6raNfltnar ~
wss en4 ts } f
8. o. 9asaer staes-astnt.. Ros5h
S
Dtd68 fir Gt3@anoerer uno S1eiIenoe.
GrI4aruls sau s3eti, OelD IL. GgtieGnnng
puga ete
8astsnEOc&s aEssD S0sOs &i(etso01u
nad aleu Gbeilen beS Neftens
Parfer5barg rms Wlarietta, cpef 8enpccD,
Wheslipg uub Columbus.
Dte g~altttscxs. unb Dstps@ ieatata Ststet benz ~ssijtuDGa
gup.tuni bic srSstea Qsrtteiit tn 8esgs anf 8idigfett, &c.
qaealtE!ett1 St&et9ettl @anfttafcitnn mo Satmbstt Der SEe-
SSertreTes fisb. dixie 0aRn sma allastf3en Dassr aasss-
btue, To bic Gltt6e ats ge~bsbnteSf eintt. ~8let6sfstis aber aud
bic taFssFs uns fsneAits uac pasef pie btNt9fe 0igntt fur cite
RetfeaDta EaA bem g6egen. bs ntAt ~perftbIea fOGten, fe 81
benHken I
N9eilenentternuu8 pca 9aI:ialors nad
atnc!uant1
usser- 8aEferShaEa oSS a(kaianL
ueSer 8snrptc susb ENes;lsus $50
uebsr 2Gtrisbata ang 8sttsanYa .EG
DatnBig Igartetta-&tniE $50 ~
ti1e G4fs6Tais IN br @ni}ttaaga tpa tfS
Dute bic t,pIiattnss2iate S95 r
Inc Gri5artitE g1 bet GnsIerupaa trn So
Netfcnte, nsGGt Me 5dstiIapre- pnD 0vtpe&tiGnsab n btnu.
sen, lsgta be Eeilsn ia Ia Easea saEns unb fabrtn In
sDGasny biz aaf COS aIeECsaGcaas ieD git g~egplftssen @istn
esnscri0sts Ea9. 19.fs .3
Ua6Tpreile BON Baltimore natb;
(IOO ~fnnN @sep6cE fret.l
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Der Nccpmob al tpnss 3n0,
bi86 ST eberif oer1dBt8 alti NJ t
u 6. 90 gtadut., uab Srebertd un
4 80 llhr Mpr9en8.
Waa Wheeline, Barter8bur8 unb Rem
@efen 8 nbr 40 @lin. Wersens unp 6 90
uhr Ibenc8.
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ab aIbrt;
Rad 8aIbinstpn UNI 4 u9r 80 Min.,
z 40 unb 10 l1br 8crmitta98 unb um3 80
unb 5 10 Nadn1ttta98.
go n 8albinstpn uut 6 tlbr, TAO uuO
II nbr 8pru1ittass, unb I'm 8 3Ou. ubr
Na6u1itta9s.
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amin n t.:
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-The postmaster gen.
eral has reScinded all orders heretofore made, ex
GLIDING from post offices and the mails certain
newspapers presented by grand jnries, and 9TH
erwise represented as disloya to the govern
ment
The members of the committee on ways and
means voted as follows to-day, ON Mr. Wash
burns resolution. declaring the judgment of
the house, that there should be no Legislation
changing the existing laws providing for the
payment of interest on the public debt in coin:
Yeas-MesSrs. Stratton, Morrill, of Vermont, Hor-
ton, Hooper and Maynard. Mr. Stevens only
voted in the negative. Messrs Spaulding, Corn
ing, and Phelps Oh Missouri, were absent.
Representations having been made TO the Of
flee Of internal revenue that many persons who
are required by the excise law to use proprietary
stamps are neglecting to comply with the pro-
vision, the commissioner has issued a circular
instrueting collectors to enforce the penalty in
all such cases.
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A Mistaken Report.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 15-The Press, in
special from Washington, says General Banks
has landed at Wnton, North Carolina, head wa
ters of the ChOwan river, and formed a junction
with the troops at Suffolk, and is supposed TO be
advancing on Weldon. Gen. Banks has assumed
command of the troops under Generals Foster,
Peck, Augur, and Emery.
NEW YORK, Dec. 15-It is not believed in well
Informed quarters here that General Bbnks has
landed in North Carolina. Some other of the nu.
merous other late expeditions has undoubtedly
been COMPOUNDED with his
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ton with forty thousand men under him. The
health Of the troops at Port R1yal is excellent.
REBEL RAID TO POOLEsvILLE.
A SHARP FIGHT THERE

WASHINGTON, Dec. 15.-Last night, about 8
O'Clock, rebel cavalry under Major White, 1916
found there 35 men, of Co. L, "Scott's 9OO,'
quar5ered in wooden building. After brief
bat determined struggle, and when the building
was on fire, Lieut.. Smith and II men of Co. L
surrendered, and were paroled. On our
side the loss was sergeant Stiles, killed,
and Lieut.. Smith and corporal Berry wounded.
The rebels lost two killed and thirteen wounded
OF course they took everything valuable from
the men they paroled, and thoroughly stripped
the body of sergeant Stiles, who was, according
to the testimony of Col. James B. Swain, one Of
the bravest men that ever served his country
He had been ten years in the regular service.
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Anrmsknrents.

NHE MENDELSSOHN QUINTETTE
CLUB, Consisting of VIM SCHULTZE, CARL
LEISEL, ROBERT GOERING, THOMAS RYAN
EuLF FRIES, assisted by Mis- J<JLIA E. HOUSTON,
brand Vocal and Instrumental Concert.
AT BRINLEY HALL,
ON TUESDAY EVENING, DEC 49, 1852
Pro gra1nme--Part I.
l. Ovefture-"Merry Wives of Windsor Nicolai
2 Flute Solo-"L Illusion" Fuersfenau
ROBERT GoERING.
Miss JULIA E. HOUSTON. - 'eHAAn0
L. Adagio and Scherzo, from the Quintette in A,
OPP I6i Mendelssohn.
WILLIAM SCHULTZE and CARL MEisEL.
Part II.
g. Scotch Ballad-"The Star of Gengary,"
Miss JULIA Z. HOUSTON
I. Clarinette Solo-Fantasie, RYAN
THOMAS RYAN.
:. March Hongrois, Schubert
9. Song-"Shoulder Arms" (by reuuest) Zel
Miss JULIA E. HOUSTON.
10. Cello Solo-On Themes from 1.-THE Daughter
of the Regiment" Seryais
WULF FRIES
ILL., Chorus, Romance, and orgia-trom "The
Hugenols, Meyerbeer.
TIT O'Clock. Concert commences at IT, Dat dis
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SALEM, Aug, |, 1860
Messrs Richardson o Co, Gentlemen-I have within
the past year thoroughly tested Dr Sweets Iufalibe
niment In my practice, having used and prescribed
IN great variety of cases without single failure and
affords pleasure to state that 1t is in judgment
a really valuable and Indispensable article in every
family well worthy the reputation it enjoys In this
uOn. As internal well external remedy, II has
under my observation been uniformly successful In af
Iording immediate relief all Of cholic chOl
era morbns when other remedies had failed and can
and reli able. h. M LEFFISGW WELL NJ d
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KENNEOYS RHEUMATIC IMMINENT.

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ST RAINS caused by overextension and
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PLEURISY is an Inflammation OF the lining Of
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BILIOUS COLO is caused by neuralgia In the
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SORE THROAT AND HOARsENEss
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