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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-09

Among the other articles received by the
Washington Sanitary Commission lately
was a good and patriotic old lady's tribute,
to be laid on the altar of her country, bear
ing this inscription
"These socks were spun and knit by
Mrs. Zeruah Clapp, ninety-six years old,
whose hands in youth were engaged in
moulding bullets in the Revolutionary
war. Keep the toes of these socks toward
the rebels. Chestertown, NY"
1t is very remarkable that a settlement
Of Quakers near Mount Vernon have con-
tinued unmolested during the entire war,
though alternatively included within Ma
tionai and rebel lines. Their semi-weekly
meetings have been regularly continued;
sometimes rebel picket pacing in front
af the building, and perhaps a Union SEN
tinel having the same beat next week
They have remained undisturbed both in
property and in peace.
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1MPoRTANT 10 FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESElIAN'S PILLS.

Uh. ChEESELIAN'S PILLS.
Tho combination Of ingredients in these Pills ara
the result Of long and extensive practice They are
mild in their operation, and certain in eorrectiugal
Irregularities painful Alsnstruation removing an sb
7tructiOns whether from cold or otherwise hedschs
pain in the side palptation Of the heart whites ali
nervous Affections Mysteries, fatigue, pain In ths
back and limbs, &C., disturbed sleep, which arises
nom interruption Of nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Ess the commencement d 9 IN the treatment
Of those Irregularities and distractions which have
consigned 50 many to premature grave. No female
can sE5oy good health miles she is regular, and
EhsnsTsr an obstruction takes place the gsusral
health begins to dsclins.
DR. OHEESEMAN's PILLS
are the most edectual remedy ever known for an com
plants pecCia- to Females To al classes they an
invaluable, including with certainty periodical rec
alarity. They are known to Thousands who havs
used them, st different periods throughout the coun
try, having the sanction Of some Of the most eminent
Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not
be used, with each Box. The price, 90 per Box
containing from 30 to 60 Pills.
Pills sent By mail, promptly by remittinE to fhs
PTOprietoF. sold BY Druggists generally.
4. B. HUTCHINGS, Proprietor,
20 Cedar-st., New Yozk.
55- Sold Wholesale and Retail in Cleveland b.
STRONG & ARMSTRONG. aprI4-eovRz7
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MANHOOD;
a FRIEND IN NEED-TRY M.

a FRIEND IN EEED-TRY IT.
Dr. Sweets tsINFALLIBLEL LINIAIENT b preparo(
from the recipe o. Dr. stephen Sweet Of Conneefieui
the great bone setter and has been used in his prae
tioe for the last twenty yea gth the aztonish
ing success As an external remsdy il Is without .
rival and viii alleviate psin more speedily than any
other preparation For all Rheumatic and NeFVeul
Soru5, Wounds, Sprains BRUISES, &C, its soothing
healing and powerful strengthening prupensities, aT
cite the Just wonder and astonshmen Of al who haTs
ever given i trial Over four hundred certificates
Of remarkable cures performed BY IL within the last
two years. attest 10 this fact. Strong ArmstrOuR
Agents for Cleveland. eciGalteowdtw:E E,ls
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MARRIED.

At Bedford, Cuyahoga county, Ohio, on the 9TH Of
October, 1852, Mr.. SAMUEL WHITBECK and Miss
MARY L, PIKE, both of North colon, Cuyahoga
county, ohio.
SMITH and Miss LIBBIE A. LEWIS, both Of
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Under orders from the War Department,
cavalry recruits viii be examined as to
hOrsemanship, and they must have prac-
teal knowledge of the ordinary care of
horses. Applicants to join the sharp
shooters must be able, in FIVE consecutive
shots, at two hundred yards, at rest to
make a string Of not over twenty-five
inches, or the same string off hand at one
hundred Yards.
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PURE BENZINE.

The best and cheapest article for removing CREASE
SPOTS, STAINS. &c, from Silk, Woolen or Cation,
and unequalled for cleaning Gloves. This article =
warranted in every respect 70 the French.
For sale By the gross at the Western Reserve Leba.
rssDry, 3l9 st. Ciair-st., Cleveland Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-09

The State Of Illinois has raised twelve
thousand volunteers over and above all the
quotas demanded from the State. GlOri-
ously done
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General ScheDck.

The Cincinnati Commercial says Gene
raj Robert c. Schenck has been assigned
to the command of the military depart
ment of Maryland headquarters to be es-
tablished at Baltimore. This will enable
General schenck, as is, doubles, intended
by the arrangement, to attend to very i'm
pOrtant duties, without, in his present con-
ditiOn, subjecting him to the hardships of
the field.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.


Trad KELLEY is a PEACE candidate for the 18th
Congressional District Of Ohio, subject to no wire
working political caucus Convention, but to honest
voting only. sepI5
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AGENTS WANTED.

THE following are a few Of the names Of pTomi'
nent citizens who patrons and subscribers to this
great work =
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Governor Of Massachusetts,.
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Governor of Connecticut.
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Governor OF Rhode Island.
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AND THOUSANDS OF OTHERS
This work, by the
Rev. John S. G. Abbott,
will be issued in
TWO ROYAL OCTAVE VOLUMES,
Bound in LEATHER, and beautifully illustrated on
STEEL. The first volume Will be ready for delivery
IN A FEW WEEKS; the other at the close Of the
War
Those wishing appointments as
Agents for this History,
will make IMMEDIATE application in person, or by
mail to the PUBLISHER at the Amer lean Buildings,
over the Leader Ohice, up stairs, Cleveland, Ohio
Bz5- AM paper giving this advertisement an inser-
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PURE PARAFFIN.

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.OTICE no CONTRACTORS-

Y Pr posals will bs received at the Office OF the
CITY Civil Engineer Of the City OF Clevelaad until y
o'clock n october I4h, ls62, for building additional
masonry on the pier and approaches Of the Center
Street bridge.
Plans, specifications and more particular infOTma-
tiOn can be Obtained AZ said Engineers Office.
The Board Of City Improvements invite The sub
mission Of bids reseryiug the right to accept
ject the same.
By order OF the Board. @. d. BISHOP,
Oct24hg CITY Civil Engineer.
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lOt4 0'-0 CAVALRY ffs
raise the
10th Ohio Volunteer Cavalry

Tor the purpose Of recommending three Second
Leutenants Tor each Of the dis rcs one Of the
undersigned will be at
Painesville and Ravenna, Monday 9Th
Akron and Canton. Tuesday, 7th
ellington and Rucyrus, " edursday, sth
NOrwalk and Fiudlay, Thursday. yth
warren aud Fremont riday, IOth
Toledo, Saturday, uJh.
The officers who may be appointed Second Lieu
tenants Tor the purpose Of recruiting shall IN The
positions Of Captain First and ) cond Lieutenant,
as they may prove successful, be elected by their
respective companies.
As the Governor expects this Regiment 10 be formed
Of the best men ia Northern Ohio, no person will Il
mmended tc ll offices except they be fully guar
anteed as sober, industrious ana working men, hose
having had military experience will he preferred.
4 bis Regiment musi be filled and in Camp Clgye-
land on the nrst day Of November next
BY order oi the Governor, all drafted men are per
mitted to enlist in this Regiment and receive the
usual bouuties paid BY Government to recruits
Recruits will receive pay from the time oil enlist
Inenti and be governed by the same rules a. have
vice
sufficient guarantee that the Regiment when
i9rned' VIII be Al med and equipped in the best pos
slble manner, Ouud in the fact that Governor Cd
procured the order raise it, and will take especial
PTlde IN It's success Therefore let the Regiment 10
hlled at once, with the best material
@. Z. SMITH Colonel
0Ctl.tO L. q. TitAHER, Major
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OISINFECTANT, BLACKING, &C.
AMERICAN BLACKINQ.

This splendid article will be found unequalisd By
any Blacking in use. With half the usual labor q
produces most
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NOTICE.
HesaIdauurters Iolh Ohio Cavalry,

~ DUT-IIII 7IIVoIl 1lIVOVI 0EII1 I1l-'
ITO DRAFTED MEN.-IF WILL
be seen By the telegram Of Governor Tod in this
mornings i-sue, that sUBSTIrUTES may be fur
nished a any time before actual muster. The
ter will not probably take place for several weeks,
owing the fact that there are (es understaudl but
three mastering officers ia the state. H. therefore,
those desiring procure subs lutes viii assist the
recruiting officers Tor this Regiment, far prac
In procuring substitutes. l.. e. THAHER,
oct7:4g Major 10th Ohio Cavalry.
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= a warning % &c unWary, ana one

S3T A warning to the unWary, and one
mighty to save, is contained in the book " HU-
MAN FRAILTY, on PHYSIOLOGICAL RE-
SEARCHES Il explains fully and unequivocally
the secret cause Of functional arrangements and
Frustrated powers, with uufailing instructions 70
eradicate every trace and particle Of the venom Of
disease, that Enawing worm shat insidiousIy but
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ton, having man but the wreck Of his former self
The victim Of this fatal tendency should lose not
moment in procuring this Invaluable work Sold
Dr.. BARROW, l9I Bieecksr street, New York. Pries
25 cents. sent free Everywhere.
sold also BY C. ". CLARK, Druggist Cleveland
Ohio.
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COUNTRY TRADERS, DRUG
GlSTS liable 10 be drafted, areutionl he ad-
yeTIi5er DISCHARGED from the Army from disability,
offers his services 10 take charge OF Country Storo
Drug Store, having had experience in business
Can give the best Of references IN Cleveland, UO for
ability, integrity, steadiness Of habits, &c. FOr
iurther particulars, address G. ", City Hotel,
Cleveland, ohio, previous 10 october lj h.
Oct3:405
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BrIIIIant Jet BIack POIIsh,

and snords peculiar Nourishmsnt to the Leather.
na- For sale Wholesale at the Manufactury, at 810
st. Oair-Bt., Cleveland, Ohio.
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IeO RECRUITS WANTED "a
FOR THE NM
Ist Regiment Ohio Infantry.

The Recruiting Ofiee for this old and weI-tried
Regiment IS now opened at Forest Clty Block. over
Z. n. Flint's Trunk Store.
Drafted men or their substitutes will be received
and the usual Founties paid as mustered.
The Regiment ts one Of the best in The service and
persons Wishing to enlist cannot do better than 10
enlist in this Regiment.
Capt J. b. HAMPsON, Ist Regim mt Owl
ucG Recruiting Officer
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EVEBETr5

CIair-sL Cleveland, Ohio.
EVERETT5
UnrlTalled DlsInfecting Compound
This Invaluable composition should be In the hands
Of every HOusekeeper For preventing the disagree
able odor Of Sinks Prvies, etc, II is uneQualled-
No FARMER can afford 20 be without It, as It Will
not only keep the STABLE SWEET, but will prevent
the loss Of
FERTILIzING QUALITIES IN MANURE.
No SOLDIER should leave for the Seat OF War
without supply Look 70 il that your friends in the
Army are furnished with what has been proved the
most efdcaciOus disinisctant in use.
Directions for Dee Accompany Each Package
Manufactured, and at Wholesale, at the
Western Reserve Laboratory
By A b. EVERETT, Chemist,
No. 3IO st. OlAir-st., Cleveland, Ohio.
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LEGAL N0TIGES,

MAST ER'S SALE-PURsUANT
I'VE 10 the command Of decretal order of salo from
the Cvurt Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga c0W ty, at
the suit Of John sherman against John Sprasde and
others, 70 directed, shall expose for sas at pub
lie auction at the door Of the Court House, in the city
Of Cleveland the tenth day OF October, 1852,
at O'Clock P n, the following described premises,
situate in the township Of Mayned, in the cOHnty of
CuyahOga, and State OF Ohio, and known by lot No.
fifteen, in tract No. three, and bounded follows:
ing hundred and forty six and Onethird acres Of
land be the mOreOr less but subject to all legal
highways. and excepting theretrOm thirteen acres in
the northwest corner thereof set on To John sprague
for homestead, bounded as follows. commencing at
point in the west line Of said lot chains 2j links
nOrtherly from the southwest OF said O thence
running north said west line six chains 25 links
to the northwest corner OF said lott thence east the
north line twenty chains 80 links thence south par
allel with the west line six chains 25 links; thence
west twenty chains 50 links TO the place Of beginning
Appraised at 81, 900. HENRY G.. ABBEY,
L. PRESTIss, Master Commissioner.
Pits Atty. sspt9:4l0
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MORNING LEADER
UNION STATE TICKET.

FOR CONGRESS,
R. P. sPALDING, of CuyahOga.
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FERTILIzING QUANTITIES IsMANURE.

No FARMER can afford to be without It, az # viii
not only keep the STABLE SWEET, but VIII prevent
the loas Of
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-06
A Story with a Truthful Moral.
BY ORPHEUs c. KERR.

Matters anu things here are still In strategio
condition, and naught has disturbed our monot-
ohy LOT week, save story they tell about the
honest via Abe. 1t seems that two of the con-
ssr'atlVe Border State chaps, who are here for
'he express purpose OF protesting against every
thing wha tsoever, had discussion about the
Honest Abe, and one chap bet the other chan
hive collars that he couldn't by any possible
means, speak to the President without hearing
Il small anecdote
" Done says the other chap, gleefully, I'm
take that bet >"
lAAt very same ght at about twelve o'clock
he tore irantcally up to the White House. and
commenced laundering ut the door. like King
h!chard ~ the gates OF Ascaion. The Honest
be stuck his night-capped head out of the
widow, and says he
Is that you, Mr.. Seward ?"
NO, sir says the Border State chan, glar.
ing up through the darkness. I'm inessen-
ger from the Army. Another great strategic
movement has taken place, and our whole army
nave been taken prisoners by the Southern Con.
leaerAcy In TACT, says the conservative chan.
ifahucalIy, " the Back of the rebellion -
broken AGAIN.
Hem says the Honest Abe, shaking a
mosquito from his night cap, this strategy re
m'hos me OF little story. There was man
out In Iowa sat down to play game Of checkers
WIN a other man, inducing his friends around
MIN 10 lend hun the change necessary for stakes.
Tie played, and he played and he lost the frs,
game Ihen ne played mucn moro cautiously
and lost the next game. HIS friends c3mmencai
To Srumole; but says he: "Dou't YOU worry
! yourselves boys, ana II show YOU a cute uovr
pretty soon SO ne played, and he plnved
and he lost the third me Don't hs HI,,
uent boys, says be you'lI see that or.a,
move pretty soon, eIl you" Then he n9ye,
with great care, taking long time TO consJe,
every move, and by way Of change lost IN,
fourth game. Close attention to what h. ,y,,
about, aud much minute calculation. also .na
bIed him to lose the fifth g,mo BY his ,ina
his friends had lent him all their change nm,
began to think 1t was time for tina, grea, mo-,
to come OF Have you any more change ,.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-06

ANTI-NEGRo RIors.-The recent anti-ncgro
riots in Chicago, New Albany, Cincinnati and
Brooklyn are evidently fomented and set on foot
by men in the interests Of Jeff Davis and his
Slave Confederacy There is no shadow of rea-
son tor the outbreak in any of these places, the
negroes being quietly and inoffensively attending
to their own business. 1t has been, in all cases.
the white population that got up the row. The
purpose has evidently been to aid the rebellion
OF the South by roous demonstrations at home,
and wicked men have used and stimulated the
preJudices Of one class Of iaborers against an.
other class, to bring about this result. Thus
tar they have not, we are glad to know, met
with much success, but the fact that such dis
position exists in any quarter is not an encour
aging one. The press, and the men who low,
fairness and justice, and believe that well be
haved men are entitled to the protection of thu
government and the laws, whatever NAV be t!,ei
color, should lose no opportunity of showing u
the skulkng treason that is exciting prejudice
against peaceable ami loyal portion Of on
population, and thus aiding the work of rebel
| lion.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-06

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES thought. Ian.
live forever. | am consequently on6'
with nature which Involves canso,;''
endless expansion. There never will con ,'
period when my knowledge will be ,b,eI.
or my enjoyment entire, 50 that can raa
know more or my happiness never iDcra,..
This Is to me mystery; but one fnl
hopeful, joyful comfort. My lite On a,,.
must necessarily be brief. It Confluence
utter ignorance, associated with helpless ue,.
ness, and as | advance from Infancy to chin
hood, from childhood to youth. from vow, D..
manhood, and from manhood to iafrp 40.
am ever passing through "a series OF event.,
changes by hich my spirit, my real sef.teT
Is becoming developed, and | reach a. y.
the gloomy portals of death when my ey.,.
ence Oh earth terminates.
Oh, if this were all OF life now terrible n.
aspect of death would be. Under gb.,
dark storm.cloud would tae sun OF my ey..
ence 20 down.
But the voice of Jesus uttcring these i'm.
UiES>lFC NOIuc, l. diu tHC ICSuIIttllr0 mt tfa
life; whosoevcr beiieyeth il me. thouoh h.
we're dead yet shall he hve,' dr peIs the De-.
pair Of the >oui and imparts an assurance TN,
immortality and eternal life await the bejsy-,
IN the future world. can therefore w..
and trust, believing that infinite wisdom, d,
mighty power and Infinite love Will ultimate
beStow upon ME what my nature demands,
And then what glowing, precious though.
crowd upon me as [ think of the loved op
who have passed before me to the spirit VOL,
Father. mother brothers, sisters, chidrsr
iriends--oh, now many have left me aud DE-
parted to the immortal life shall see them
again and mingle with them 10 the hg3g
Joys OF that better world. They wII meet a.
at DE end OF the dark valley ard weIcon.
my new born spirit home. Here my spin"
yearn> AMI signs under is burden Of earth
sorrows. but there sorrow will be ulk1ow,
suffering and death will never disturb M.
more, aud my soul, freed from it. earth
prison, will rise above all materia e, aa
ascend to the bosom OF its God. Yes, | .aa,
then be like him, Tor shall see him as b:
Is, aud forever share in the glory OF rs:
redeemed | suffer now because | desi.e all
my desires cannot be gratifed My spin,
struggles and yearns for the pure, and -.
truthful, and the good but earthly inirmita
press upon me and earthly Gales and tri.,
weigh down the energies of my noble ,og
but there the terrible pressure viii cease
And every power find sweet employ
In that eternal world OF JOY
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-06

says he. Why, no, ray thew 49,
says he, with great spirit, = the I'm, I'm
move ! was telling you about has con. ~ IA,
AZ he commence to rise from hls cha. s'
OF continuing 10 play. his cleaned 80. ,lo''is
bethought Themselves TO ask him wb, az = .f'l..
nous move vas? Why" SAYS he :, d" q.
- IT'S to move of for little more c fE''a''i!
At lhe conclusion of this quain; t.ia.
the Border State chap fed groanlng /, I L.l ~
tiers at Willard =, stuck fve-doia, r. 49''.
Note under the pillow of the Other Ro,t t,sa'qf!
chap, and Immediately took thu eyen ;a,' Sa:
for the West. 'h1
Such is the s'ory they 'ell, my boy bn. ,
inclined to accept it merely as WORK ~ gv = o
with truthful moral. Certain Il i i u'','
stately increases, small change grow. . ,na' /.
and ii is the general opinion thar ,, area nee.
change Is needed in military matters '' VA
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-08-06

Measures have been taken to protect Southern
Ohio and Kentucky against the schemes Of Ken.
lucky traitors Troops will soon he within
reach Of Lexington, Louisville and Cincinnati
and general will be sent to command them
Some trouble is anticipated when the Legisa
ture meets at Frankfort as Morgan and MagoiIir
are believed to lave an understanding with eacI
other, and one is AZ good rebel as the other
1t Is believed that the secessionlsts have plotted
carry Kentucky Out of the Union by SOM
legislative coup de main, but the Government
will be ready for any such reasonable attempt