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stimpson Is, beyond all question, superior
artist, and we advise those wishing 10 get fine
likeness to call upon him. A visit to his gal
lery, No. 25s Superior street, will richly repay
both citizen and stranger. RITZ
81 DR.. Gibson, Professor 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
gsns, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given TO many formidable cases cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. See sd-
vertisement in smother column. Once No. I1s,
Seneca street.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.
A foreigner has filed his application,
with specimens, for a patent for various
uses made of maize shucks. The varieties
include yarn, maize cloth, paper Of beauti-
full qualities, white and colOred, from silk
to parchment texture, maize -four, sc.
In view Of the extraordinary discoveries
of gold in the several Territories, Congress
will, at the ensuing session, be asked 10
enact some measure by which a eonsidera-
BILE Of the treasure may, through miners,
be secured for public use.
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q. Moore will sell at his Auction Room,
on Saturday morning, 4 lot of second
hand furniture, q lot Of carpeting, some first
rate knives and forkS, silver plated spoons,
white iron stone crockery ware, three hand
some plated castors, and large variety OF
good and useful housekeeping articles.
ortI Ans
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Mcclellan, who heis, and what he has

Mcclellan, who heis, and what he has
DONE" by Geo. Wilkes, at Bakers, opposite
the Postofice.
ARTILLBRT-Eow rs THE TIHE.-I am
authorised by the Governor of Ohio to raise
the 2lst Ohio Battery of Artillery, in North
ern Ohio. Lieutenants and non-commission-
ed officers are yet to be appointed. The in
tention IS to make this equal to the best Bat
teries in service. One hundred and ffty-siK
men are wanted, to whom advance pay and
bounty as heretofore will be paid. Drafted
men and their substitutes have now offered
to them this favorite service. Upon the en-
listment of the substitute, his principal can
be Immediately discharged. Office at No.
Bank street, and at Camp Cleveland.
E. A. OSBORN,
OctIO:4Oq Captain.
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TIE FUGITIVE AID SocIETE.-TheSo Society
viii hold its regular monthly meeting at the
Bolivar Street Church tomorrow afternoon
at so'cloek. Rev. William Delano will be
present and address the meeting. The pub
lie and friends are invited to attend, as an
Interesting meeting is expected.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-11

Mrs. O. s. 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 unrivaHed Ladies Skirt Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, and Abdominal Supporters,
which are made to fit all forms and cases. The
ladies are most cordially invited to call and ex-
anime for themselves.
Surgical Bandsges supplied to order.
Mrs. Williams also alters her Hair Tonic for
the cure Of badness, which has proved highly
successful.
Aug. Il: 4lS.
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Lleutenants stratton O'Brian, will pay
the usual s263 bounty and advance pay, one
week longer. Men who have been drafted
will receive 800 bounty, by enlisting at our
Office No matter what county recruits come
from, the above bounty is for all who come.
Senecn street, opposite Commercial Hotel,
Cleveland, Ohio. oct.s:4OS
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At the New York State Fair, recently
held at Rochester, the First Premium was
awarded to.the work Of the Grover & Baker
Sewing Machine, as superior to that Of any
other Machine. These machines also re-
oeived the First Premium at the late State
Fairs of Ohio and Michigan.
ootq.40q
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TIE TEoHyIcALITIEs OF FAsHIoS.-The
London Illustrated is rather inquisitive
as to names and derivations. It asks:
"What is the meaning Of the term q Wat
teEu Hat" given to the high-crowned, curly
brimned structure Of straw, which the ladies
have recently taken 10 wearing? We are
tolerably familiar with the works of Vatican,
but We can recognize no resemblance to any
such hat in his pictures. The real name Of
this curly brimned thing is, we believe,
'eh0peGn eaRotier,' being built on the model
Of the straw hat worn by the French boat
men about st. Cloud. Bravo, ladies Who
shall say things are not progressing? May
We not hope ere long to see the fair leaders
Of the mode, now that they have exhausted
the pork-pie, the Jim-C Crow and the pill
iooek,' assume the SOU -wester' of the
hardy mariner, or the moro symmetrical
'fantair of the British eoaly ?"
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NEW YORK STATE FAIR.-One Of the
great attractions of the New York State
Fair, held last week at Rochester, was Lar
ter's mammoth box of Meats Foot Oil
Biacking, the same that was on exhibition
here at the State Fair. This blackingis TAX
ing the shine of of all other blackings man
ufactured. It was awarded the first premi-
I'm at the New York State Fair, as well as
here, and is getting to be the Blacking
throughout the Union. See advertisement.
oct tS:40S
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CUYAHoGA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL So
CIETY.-At meeting of the Board of Man
ayers held Friday, Sept. 26th, it was decided
to hold the County Fair on the 18th, 10th,
18th and 18th of October next. 1t was also
decided to throw the Fair open for competi-
ton to all other counties in the State. 1t is
hoped that all will take an interest, and use
their best endeavors to make the coming
Fair a success, and one Of interest to all.
Premium lists can be had at the store Of
J. Stair & Son. BENZ. IL. STAIR,
sept29:409 Secretary.
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BILLIARDs.-The Billiard Room at num-
Der 222 Superior streetwill open this evening.
The arrangements made by Messrs. McIlrath
and Mcleod for the comfort and pleasure Of
the lovers Of the game are complete in their
character. The room is elegantly fitted up,
and contains Eve excellent tables. We ad-
wise those fond Of the cue to give these gen
tlemeu 4 call
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RECRUITS AND MUSICIANS FOR THE 10TH.
Eight musicians and eighteen recruits,
under command Of Captain DsWsld, left
Thursday evening for the regiment. Tho
men were recruited by Sergeant Young Of
tho I0Tth.
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FIRE.-The alarm of fire yesterday morn
ing was oecasioned by the burning Of a
soap and candle factory on the Flats, owned
By Alexander Patten. The FIRE is supposed
to be the work of an incendiary. The loss
on the building is between two and three
thousand dollars. Insured for about one
thouuand
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q. S. CIRCUIT CoURT.-The next term Of
the U. S. Circuit Court will commence on the
l1tb Of November. Justice swayne will be
on the bench until the 95th Of that month.
He will then leave for Washington. The
following cases are to be tried the first week
Of the session:
Briggs vs.. CroweH; Briggs vs.. Isaacs !;
Briggs vs.. Strong; Briggs VS.. Wadsworth I;
Briggs vs.. Perkins; Lorain VS.. Schooner
Comet; Gooderham ct al vs. Lake Erie and
Buffalo Steamboat Company; Fargo Va.
Union Bank; Townsend vs. Burton French
ct al; Burton vs. Conant, adm'K; Webster
vs. Linseed Oil Company; Bank State Indi-
ana vs. Candy ct al Bank State Indiana VS..
McCullooh; Bank State Indiana vs.. Crock
EFT Shelton vs.. Moore ct al French vs.
Rswson ct al Russell & Dart vs. Whiting ct
al; United States vs.. Hoffman ct al Smith
vs. Nash ct al
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ARRIVAL OF CoNscRRTs.-A squad Of
drafted men from sandusky county, num-
boring one hundred and eighty-slE, came in
on the morning train yesterday. They ap-
peared to DO men of intelligence, and we're
apparently very cheerful and eontented.-
The boys over in camp are having large
amount of fun, notwithstanding the rough
weather which ushered them into their new
manner Of life.
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LIBRARY LEcTUREs.-The Committee
have decided to get up series Of splendid
lectures this season. They will make no en-
gagements before hand, but will engage gen
tlemen irregularly who will prove interest
ing to the public. We may expect fine even
ing entertainments this winter.
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POLICE CouRT-The examination Of the
two women, Kate and Ann Oberly, charged
with stealing money from Mr.. Emerich, as
reported in yesterdays paper, took place yes
terday morning. The accused were bound
over for three hundred dollars each, to be
tried in the Court Of Common Pleas.
John Fate, for fast driving, was fined five
dollars and costs.
Henry GassOn, for the same ofenss, was
treated in a similar manner.
Jacob Collister, for intoxieation, was fined
one dollar and costs.
AdOlph Meracker, for assault and battery,
was fined FIVE dollars and costs.
ACADEMY OF MUsIo.-There was, not
withstanding the dismal weather, a large
audience last evening at the theater. Miss
DAILY drew laughter from the venerable John
himself in several portions of the play. She
proved herself perfect Ariel in her PrOtean
role of characters, and gave the audience 4
glorious night of fun and humor, The plays
tonight are Margot the Poultry Dealer, -
and Z" In and Out of Place.
Proctor, whose acting is well known to the
Cleveland public, will appear on Monday
night
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PLE'S GENERAL INFOR-

octg:t93 Jnder Merchants' Bank.
DEOPLE'S GENERAL INFOR-
i NATION AGENCY Oiice-Superior street
for B0oS-keepers, Clerks. POrters, Gardeners and
Drivers In city or country, Men, women boys and
ONCE.
ms Ag -ncy also negotiates loans, rents houses,
stores aud rooms. Collections made promptly on
substitutes furnished for persons IN towns wards
All lottcrs containing one postage stamp will re-
celye prompt attention. J. u. FISHER CO..
Cletelan4' uctob r lstl 1852. ProprietorB.
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FROM VERMONT.

MONTPELIER, Oct. 10.
The Joint Committee appointed to can
vass the popular vote for State officers,
submitted their report this morning. The
vote for Governor stands as follows Hal
brook, 29,548; Smalley, s,772. Lieut..
Observation-Disclosures, 29,638; Chaplin,
Q 2pO
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FROM PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. TO-
1t is reported that Gen. Mcclellan was in
this city last night on private business.
He passed the night at the Continental
Hotel, but returned to the field again this
morning in the II o'clock train.
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ASoTRER DEAD HERO IRON TIE 7rH.-
Elbridge Meacham Of Newburgh, of Com
Psuy B, 7th Regiment, was killed at Antis-
tam. His character and disposition were Of
the most eztimable nature. His funeral ser
mon will be preached at Newburgh next Sun
dav
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-11

CARELEssEEss IN DRIvMG.-Ye Yesterday
morning We observed a carriage which was
standing on the corner Of Superior street and
the Square, run into BY an express wagon,
and the axle broken.
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BUSINESS NOTICES


The subscriber offer to the trade Seamless two
bushel) Bags Of the following makes
"stark Mills A." Manhattan W, Hanover" A"
Also Cotton and Linen Premium Bag OF good
durability. ALCOTT & HORTON,
sent 30.fO9 I39 and l4I Water ST
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USIvERsALIsM-Prof. J. ]. Near will
preach tomorrow morning at 1O15 o'clock at
the Sons of Temperance Hall, Hohman's
Block, opposite the Postofice. The public
are respectively invited to attend
Sabbath School at 9 Z o'clock.
crFII.A02
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Book NoT1cE.-An Investigation and
Exposure Of the management Of the Homo
for Little Wanderers, and the benevolen op-
erations Of the Rev. Wm. c. Van Meter, is
the title Of a pamphlet NC have received
If the statements and statistics of the au-
thor are properly founded, the Rev. VIM. C.
Van Meter is a man combining all the bad
traits of all the lively clorgymen Of all ages.
We sincerely hope for Mr.. Van Meters sake
that the writer is a notorious liar.
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RERR1eERAToRs, &o.-A large variety Of
the most approved styles of RefrigeratoTs,
Water Coolers and Filters, four-minute Ice
Cream FreeBsrs, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
Jars, just received, and for sale at manufac-
turers' prices at W. L. MARvIN's,
No. so south side Public Square.
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ANOTHER CALL CUYAHoGA's QUorL
5OO.-Follow Teachers Of Cuyahoga county:
Many brave hearts from our ranks have re-
sponded to their eountry's call in this her
hour Of trial and danger, and left our ranks
thinned and broken. Shall their places be
filed with live men and women who will do
honor to the noble cause Of Edueatienl
We meet for drill and to re-organiEs for
the winter campaign, at Bersh, on Mon
day, October 10th, and remain till Friday
evening.
I'VE need give no further guarantee for the
success and utility Of this meeting than
Simply to say that we have secured the ser
vices Of the following gentlemen as teachers
and lecturers:
Teachsrs-Dr. Sterling, S. A. Norton, E.
E. White, S. Bigelow, Professor Rhodes, R.
c. Smith and R. 2. Humiston.
Lecturers-Prof. Wheeler, Berea Prof.
Fairohilds, 0berlin; Hon. A. G. Riddle
Cleveland; Prof Rhodes, Hiram Prof. Har-
tupee, Berea; Prof. Pierce, Hon. H. Rice,
Cleveland Prof. z. 2. White, Columbus !;
Prof. CATER, Beren Prof. Humiston, Clevs-
land.
Teachers will you come! The Examiners
say, " We want TO see all OF the really well
qualified teachers there, and more especially
all those who claim to be a little rusty
" Come let as reason together" Now is the
time to "brush up." Board for the week
will be provided for all free. A charge Of
fifty cents upon each, will bo necessary to
defray expenses.
R Fl. H 4Tasros, Er. Com.
II &FEETTEn
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~ ADYRRTIsE1IENTs.

John Ellsle--Aeadeny OF Music.
Wn- P. Fosg-Lanps, &C.
b. Moore-Turniture.
Local otics.
". q. Mortgage Sale.
". @. squire-sharpshooters.
Christian Marshali-substitute xautod.
Boarding.
Universslist Society y-Festivzl-Local Notice.
Wilson 4 Widdicombe-Pape-s-LOeaI Eosies.
Baker-Papers-Local Notice.
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CUTAHooA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL SocI-
ErT.-We find more than usual effort is being
made by the officers and members Of the
County Agricultural Society this Fall, evino-
ing on the part ofall determination to make
it a complete success.
Fruits are especially fine in our county this
Fall, and visitors will find on the tables of
of the Society one of the most extensive col
lsctions of Grapes, Apples and Pears, that
have at any time been exhibited in Northern
Ohio.
During the past year, many new, and some
choice varieties Of fruits have come into bear
ing with US for the first time, and will be
exhibited. Persons can see and judge for
themselves as to the relative merits of those
from which they may desire to select for
planting this Fall and next Spring.
No better mode of selecting can be adopted
by persons wishing to plant fruit trees and
vines than in visiting this Fair, and making
such selections from them as may suit their
taste and fancy. Here We have those that
have been grown in our immediate vicinity
and show what they will do in our particular
soil and climate. Those interested land who
Is not y should not fail to be present.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND lIARKETs.


MORNING LEADER OFFICE,l
THURSDAY EVENING, October 10, 1862.
RECEIPTS-l6,42O bush wheat, and car barley.
FLOUR-sales q bbls. red wheat double extra at
1928; 20 bbls. white do s5,75 and 100 bbls Indianu
do at $500.
WHEAT-Higher; sales 1900 bush red free on
beard at sl,i3 1000 bush aost and car on track at
SLIP.
SALT-Held at s., 80 for fine and 2,95 for coarse.
BUTTER-sales IS frkins at I3iSc.
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Aug. 26th 41O.

WAyrED-U. S. Coupons for August and
October. Highest premiums paid.
z. B. HALE, Banker,
Aug. 26th 4l0. Ill Superior st.
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GOVERNMENT INTEREST WANTED. Highest
premium paid for August and October Cou-
pon Interest by C. A. READ j Co.,
sept27:4I0 Bankers, 95 Superior street.
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Call without delay and consult the celebrated
urascopia physician, DR.. Graham, member of
the Royal College Of Physicians, London, Eng
land, graduate of Records Hospital for female
diseases, and constant attendant ofParis, Lon
don, New Orleans and Montreal Hospitsls for
the last ten years, has opened his Office at the
Johnson House, whore he will be happy to meet
all those who are afflicted with subaoute er
chronic diseases. His treatment is entirely diff
ferent from the old plan, and is mild, efhcacious
and effective. His medicines are simply vege-
table extracts and infusions, whose remedial
power is seertain, gentle and permanent. He has
nearly one hundred vegetable extracts snd oils
that have never been used but by two other
physicians in America, besides himself he
has spent the best part OF his life, and thou
sands Of dollars in obtaining few secrets in his
profession. he tests the urine for all forms Of
disease. No charge for giving aIl an honest and
true statement oftheir case.
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Independent, New York Weekly, Frank
Leslie, Harper's Weekly, and Weekly Times,
Tribune, Herald and World, at Bakers, op
posite the Postofice.
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sPERMATORRHRA.

To YouNo MES.-He can prove to you in
few minutesEhat he.is the onlyphysician you ever
treated With, that cures this disease, for every
patient who vii follow his directions, be will
give one hundred dollars Il he fails in curing this
disease. No charge made for Consultation.
Those at distance who wish TO consult the Doc
tor may do so by sending small vial Of urine
by mail, with name, sex and age, and he viii an
sver and describe their.case, and the possibility
Of getting relief, by enclosing a return postage
stamp. lscpt.254l0
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CANADA MONEY WAETED.-We will pay
the highest premium for Canada bank notes.
C. A. READ & Co., Bankers,
sept27:410 95 Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-11

Those elegant flowers just opened this
day, at Mrs. Shaw's Millinery Rooms, 236
Superior street. Oct.4:42O
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M A r e
PORT OF CLEVELAND.

PORT OF VELAND.
HSrsasD-ooTanER =
Propeller Tioga, Sisson, Dunkirk
Propeller Bay State, Marshall, Ogdensburgh.
Brig Amazon, Young, Buffalo
Schooner Three Bellies, Gam, Hamilton.
Schooner J. g. Beard, WRggOner Toronto.
Schooner Union, Barrow, Port Burwsll.
Schooner Alliance, Hamilton, Port Stanley
Schooner CatsTauqui, Middleton. kin gBton
Schooner Weber, Herfeld, Buffalo
Scow b. Hayes, kelso, Port BurweH.
CLEARED.
Steamer Owego, Bryant, Dunklrk.
Propeller Passaic Kirby, Toledo.
Schooner Miami, PenninEtOn, Chicago.
Schooner John Roe, Graham, Hamilton.
MISCELLANEOUS.
We clip the following from the Detroit Advertiser
OF the gth.
DIsABLED.-The brig Montezuma arrived here on
Tuesday in leaky and disabled cuffditiOn. She was
bound down grain loaded and had reached far down
that she had sprung her main mast hor topsai car
ried away and also leaking. She will doubtless be
placed in dry dock for repairs.
REPAIRED.-The schooner c. c. Trowbridge has
completed the repairs Of damages sustained in ST.
Clair river some weeks since, and yesterday took a
of wheat rom JohnsOns Elevator for Chicago,
at ~ cents freight.
PASSED UP.-Steamer Illinois; propeller Neptune;
schoOners Forest, AcOntias-
DOwS--Sieamer Traveller; propcliers Evergreen,
MayfoEeri brigs Lafayette, Cook; Schooner Ccle-
man.
Weather cloudy. Wind s. ".
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liz reply to the question of the Morning

LbGu6L VI Auo 4VAA lAbNalLs
" Is Trad Kelley the Democratic candidate
for Congress ?" Heis not, but expects all of
said party will vote for him on Tuesday
next, who have good brains, and RepubIi-
cans also. BE thinks the want Z this impOr-
tant article, was the only cause af hisformer
failure, and is certain that all who read his
annuneiamento in said daily of the Sd and
llth tri-weekly, will have their brains made
sane, and vote for the independant peace can
9td0te. octII:It Trad KELLEY.
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AGENTS WANTED.

h [ b Z u NJ
Sold Only by SubscrIptiOn)
TIE following arc a few Of the names of promi-
nant citizens who are patrons and subscribers to this
great work -
EDWARD EVERETT,
ROBERT C. WINTHROP,
JARED SPARKS,
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES,
GEORGE D. PRENTICE,
BENJAMIN sILLIlIAS,
LEONARD BACON,
JOHN A. ANDREW,
Goyernorof Massachusetts.
wBI. A. BUCKINGHAM,
Governor Of Connecticut.
WILLIAM sPRAGUE,
Governor Of Rhode Island.
WILLIAM DENNIsOS,
Ex-Governor Of Ohio.
o.P MORTON,
Governor Of Indiana.
Con. A. Il. FooTE, ofU.s.N.
A. P. PEABODY,
President Harvard College
I'D. wOoLsEY,
President Yale College.
JEREMIAH DAY,
Ex-President Yale College
VA. sTEAREs,
President Amherst College.
JOSEPH CUMMINGS,
President Wesleyan University.
PRoT. EDWARD HITCHCOCK,
MAJon GENERAL LEWIS WALLACE.
JOHN POPE,
BRGsADIuR GENERAL JOHN TYLER,
sILAs CASEY,
JAMES COOPER,
JEFFERSON c. DAVIS.
THOMAS A. MORRIS,
EBEHEzER DUMONT,
Hos. JOHN SHERMAN, U. s. SENATOR.
LYMAN TRUSIBULJ, Z. :.
WI. P FEss sENDEN. " "
CHARLES SUMNER,
LII S. FOSTER, 9"
HENRY WILSON,
SOLOMON FooTE.
DANIEL CLARKE,
HENRY = LANE,
" JAMES Il. LANE, &C."
HENRY N RICE, 81.
JAMES K. DOOLITTE, ''
" GARRETT DAVIS,
GALUSHA 4. GROW, N. g.
JOHN COvoDE,
JOHN .. POTTER,
SCHUYLER COLFAX,
R.P sPALDtNG,
AND THoUsANps or OTHERS.
This work, BY the
RRV JOhu 8 n Ahhoff
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Vox PoPULI Vox DEL EsT.-Every body
uses Hudson's unrivalled Tooth Paste and
calls it good. What every body says must be
true, and truth is divine. Try it. For sale
by Strong & Armstrong, GOrham, Brewer,
Clark, Gaylord, Sackrider, and good Drug
gists everywhere. IF
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VERMlN EXTERMINAT0R,

To Destroy-Rats, Reaches, sc.
To Destroy-MiCe, Moles and Ants.
To Destroy-Bed Bugs.
To Destroy-Moths in Furs, Clothes, 80.
To Dsssroy-MOsquitoes and Fleas.
To Destroy-Insects on Plants & Fowls.
To De5teoy-Insects on Animals, SO.
To Destroy-EVery species Of Vermin.