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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-10-27

san Francisco, Oct. 26.
Uneasiness is felt on the account Of the
non arrival Of the steamer Golden Age
from Panama, which is now thirty-six
hours over due.
Trade continued light throughout the
past week. Stocks Of dry goods, earpeting
&C., moving low. Fifty bales Of drills
were shipped for Boston per Sea Lark,
which cleared on Friday.
The British steamer Lynmouth, is chart
cred for China.
A boiler exploded yesterday in the Ma
tional FIGURING Mill on Market street,
killing four men and wounding others,
and damaging the mill ten thousand dol
lars.
A quick silver lode has been discovered
within two miles of San Francisco, which
prospects rich, and appears extensive
The discovery was accidental while ezea-
waiting hills to prepare to lay down the
pipe for the Spring Valley Water Com
pany.
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REEENBER TIE DESTITUTE AT HONE
The weather and recent visit to the Indus
trial School suggest the PrOpriety Of calling
the attention Of the benevolent to the fact
that " the Greeks are at our own DOORS" It
Is well, very we'll to do much for the soldier
Who is perilling his life for our country, and
Il win be also well not to forget the little sol
.disrs mustered in by the good Mr.. Waterton,
who are fighting bravely the battle Of life,
against those hercest Of enemies, poverty and
vice. In every house of the we'll o-do folks
are various articles of clothing thrown aside
;ss too much worn or too much out Of fashion
to be Of service, which, if given to the
youngsters, could be SO " fixed over" as to
make comfortable gRrmentsi and we advise
our Warm-hearted friends not only to bear
the thing in mind, but to ego and do it %
forthwith. It is a very easy,thing to be be-
nsvolsnt II one only thinks SO. The labor of
picking up an old dress OF an old pair Of
pantaloOns and taking it around to Cham
plain street is very slight; and even if it were
greater, the good so done to the poor little
ones Wsuld amply compensate for ten times
the trouble.
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THEATER.-Saturdsy night was inelem-
.ent, but there was fair house at the Acade-
my Of Music, notwithstanding. The inter
.esting play Of Louise de LignOrOlles was ef
.feetively performed, the tsbleaz, with which
the play nbOunds, being finely produced
MeCollom and Lewis, in the funny farce Of
Robert Maeair, brought shouts Of laughter.
Tonight the splendid actor, C. W. COul-
dock, than whom there is not a greater favor
ite with q Cleveland audience, or one who
els more deserving Of regard, begins an en-
gagement at the Academy Of Music, togeth-
er with his talented daughter, their stay be-
} ing positively limited to one week. Mr..
Couldock diseards the tricks Of the stage BY
which many actors seek to win popularity,
presenting monstrosities and impossibilities
Of human character, and depends solely for
success upon the truthfulness with which he
can follow nature. To great instructive ap-
prsciation of human character he unites the
genius which can faithfully delineate it,
hence his success as a dramatic artist. he
Ein begin the engagement tonight in his
great character Of Luke Fielding, in +" vii.
low cOpss," with Miss CQuIdQek as Rose.
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FROM BOSTON,

DOsIONl Uct- 70.
A destructable Ire occurred in Acton,
Mass, last night, which consumed the
Town House Hotel and the extensive shoe
mandatory of John Fletcher s Sons, and
other buildings. Loss SOS,
Colonel Edward W. Hincks, who was
nominated by the Peoples Party for Con-
gress, in opposition to Mr.. Alley, declines
the nomination. He expresses his prefer
ence to serve his country in the field rather
than in an untried civil position, and de-
olared that his vote shall be given for none
who yield qualified support to the admin
istration in its war measures, or whose
election would give encouragement or com
fort to the enemies Of the republic.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
We clip the following from the Detroit Tribupe and
Advertiser Of the 25th:
PRoPELLER EMPIRE IN TRoUpLE.--The propeller
Empire, IN he recent passage Gown, while attempt
ing TO euter PresQue Isle hHrbOr, Lake Huron,
brought up on what Is known as Albany Point,
where she grounded until ussistrnce rendered by
the steamer Michigan, when she got afoat, pre-.
yioUs which, however, fiOm 400 TO 800 barrels Of
since arrived at this port.
FROM LARE SUPER oR.--Ths steamer Traveller ar
rived yesterday from Lake SUPERIOR with full cargo
OF cOpp-r ana Miscellaneous freight, and 60 passen-
gers She the Planet OIL tho Pictured Rocks tho
Northern Light at PoEiare, the Mineral Rock aud
others al Qntcnagon. Other news untmpertant. She
returns sgain 10 Lake Superior this evening.
Jha following vessels have passed this port, OeJo
UP--Propallsr Queen Of the Lakes schOoners John
DoAs-Prcpeilers Buffalo, chicago, Empire, Mich
isaD.
DIsNAsTED.-It was reported yesterday by pass
ing prOpsllsT, that a white ark on Port
BaIQue dismast- II this information is correct 1t
IS doubtless the Kate Dariey which, II was learedi
had met with disaster, OF which no account has
come 10 hand.
DlsMAsTED.-By a telegraph dispatch from Milwau-
kee, learn that the bark Cream City Is dismRsted
at tie North MRnitOu, Lake Michigan. The tug
Michigan has been chartered u 60 to her relief and
leaves Immediately. She viii be lowed to this city
iOr repairs.
FoR LAKE SuFEEIoR.-The steamer Illinois deferred
taking her departure for Lake Superior until this
morning. shs had tul freight and a fair number
OF passeugeTH.
DErAINED.-Ths propeller Rocket, bound for Green
bay, has been derAined for two days in the river ST.
ClElr by getting aground She was released yostet
! day and has proceeded on her voyage.
| iiAdRoUSD.-Tne schOoners Queen Of the Lakes and
a. ". Holt have been hard aground on the flats for
the past days and At present ghtening their
cHTgOes. They Will doubtless PASS down to-day.
| A ToTAL Loss.-The bark Lady Of the Lakes, which
went ashore the 18th inst has gone TO pieces, and
is, with her cargo, total loss She was abont ten
years old and insured for 6,O0J in the Buffalo
Mutual Her cargo Of corn Was insured in the same
| company. The Lady owned by Z. W. Hudson,
| Esq, Of this city.
! WEATHER BoUND.-Ths propeller Comet, which
passed up this morning, reports large number OF
vessels weather bound under Long Point. No disas-
/ ters reported taus far on Lake Erie.
| CoLLIsIoS.-The tug Eagle came in collision with
the tugbOat Anderson, few mornings since, at The
entrance OF St Clair river, damaging the former 10
the extent Of some s5J0.- Detroit Free Press gath
/ -EFFEcTs OF THE GALF.-The schooner Guide arTiv-
ed down yesterday morning with the loss Of her top
sail, which tor place on beke Michigan The bri2
| Pilgrim, during the same storial had everything
swept from her deck, together with more or less o.
her bulwarks.-l Detroit Free Press, 18th
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july2S:Rl2

HOUsE FgESIsHIsa ARTIcLEs.-At the old es-
tablishment ". P. Fogg, corner Of Superior
and 6enees streets, can be found most complets
assortment Of goods in the above line s. reduced
prices, comprising China, Cr6ckery, and Glass
Ware, Of every deserphoni Silver Plated Ware
Ofthe best quality Tea Trays, Table Mats, Bri-
tsnnia Ware, Coal Oil Lamps, Gas Fixtures,
Toilet Ware, Bathing Apparatus, Refrigerators
Of the most improved kinds, Water Coolers, Ice
Cream Freezera, Ice Chests four sizes, Table
Cutlery ivory and common, Knife Baskets and
Trays, and great variety Of House Furnishing
Articles, useful as well as ornamental.
All orders for Gas Fitting and repairing prompt.
ly executed by experienced workmen.
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FROM CAIRO,

CAIRO Oct. 70.
A fire at Blandville, Kentucky, last
night destroyed the principal hotel, a large
livery stable and two dwellings. The FIRE is
supposed to have been the work of an in
eendiary.
Contrabands here to the number of
eight hundred or a thousand, are suffering
intensely for the want Of necessary cloth
ingIand bedding. Two we're reported by
the attending physician as having died
last night from exposure. They are main
ly all women and children, many of them
aick
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NEW YORK mARKET.-Oo4Ober d

tDY TELEGRAPH
FLDUR-Market heavy and un7ettled aud lC6s25
loWeFl market closing heavy With no buyers at cut
sales O. 1900 bbis IS ee5 IS for superfe state
E6,00G6,i0 tor state $ yOe5 IS tor superfDe
Westerni s6,l5G6,55 tor common TO medium extra
western F5J9t57,l0 Tor common tC good shipping
brands extra round hOoped Ohio 2gG - for trade
brands.
CANADA FLOUR-Market heavy and lower.
sales ~ S6ls et 60 iSeo,s0 common and s0ieSs,OO
RYE BFLOUR-Market quiet and steady at s9,4O
CORN lIEAI,-Markst steady with small tales
WRISK Y-MaTEst lower Sales 500 bbIs at d
WHEAT-jMerkot opened heavy and closed dull
Sale Of 3 O10 bush Chicago spring at q, ,iSel23
2O11 bush Milwaukee club at a. Z3al % is 900 bush
wnter REQ western az y sl5tsgirSy, SnGn Dtsh amber
StchEan at s,4o and i9s $40 white Michigan az sl5O
@i,';,
BARLEY-Market rules quiet. Sales 900 bush.
syae sIISJ. Barney malt quiet and uOminally un-
PKnS-we notice sales Of 500 bush Canada peas
'GjdIEN-AIarket ID scarce aud with good demand
for export and home and closed lc higher. Sales
l2l OOO bush. at 6GG7nc shipping mixed western g.
@6sc eastern; 57@63e damaged and heated
OATSIMerket dull at SSGS7 common to prime
sUCiAR-Raw quiet at eAs a9sc for fair 10 good re-
fning. Sales 90 hhds. at 9SsOys for New orleans,
AID vac Cuba by auction ~ hhds. New Orleans at
MOLASSRS-Mark quiet but prices well main
tanned sales 90 hhds. Porto hico at 3Sc and by auc
ton 200 bbls. New Orleans at Sn6143c cash.
POR k-Market steady and with moderate busi-
ness doing. Sa!ess0u bbls sl33!d9l337a for mess 5
l25Ugi3O0 prime mess and si2, . prime.
BREF-Q Quiet and unchanged. sales 100 bbls. at
f5,0G6l075 for country mess; S5,5De1f7,cO country
prime; Sl2Oh6l5,I5 repacked mess and Sl35oGl4, p
extra mess
PRIME MESS BEEF-Markst dul and prices
entirely nominal
BEEF HAMS-Markst duil and prices entirely
nominal.
81 JIEATS-Market quiet at 44aiao shoul-
dsrs and 71fte72sc hams
BACON sIDES-Market IN better demand and
hTm. Sales j55 boxes 7iic Cumberland cut mlddles,
and 9c for short clear, and including long clear for
December and January delivery at ezQar.
LARD-Market heavy and &c lower. sales 2,z55
ibis at l0i49llc including l.JO bbls for December
and January delivery onp I.
T'TER-NGriset firm and in fair demand at
l5dl9C Ohio and 20G2ic state.
CHEESE-MRTket very MN at s1aGllc.
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To Be MUSTERED IE.-Captain Goddard
reported himself at Camp Cleveland on Sat
urday to muster in all companies of the 124th
and l2sth regiments, up to, or over the min
inum number. He viii also muster in the
2Osh Battery, and probably the recruits for
cid regiments.
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US. SANITARY COMMISSION Rooms, !
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY, IS BANK STREET.
CLEVELAND Oct 9S 1852


ATTENTION OYSTER CANS WANTED
We are about to begin upon an extensive
scale the preparation Of concentrated meats
for hospital use, and having secured the SER
vices of persons experienced in the business,
we are confident Of success in producing an
invaluable article of hospital diet.
Our friends viii greatly aid this enter
prise by donating to US the empty cana which
accumulate in every household during the
oyster season. By opening the can with
care (plaoing hot Goals on toP) the cover
may be preserved, and the can made more
valuable to us.
Each can should be rinsed out and thor
oughly dried. ProPFietors of hotels and sa-
looms are requested to give this notice their
kind attention.
To one and all we say, please save up your
oyster cana, and send them to 95 Bank
street, where they will be put to good use for
the benefit of our sick and wounded soldiers.
oct24:4lll SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
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A LOEG PASSAGE FRoN BUFTALo.-The
schooner ". c. Butts, arrived from Buffalo
yesterday afternoon. She left Buffalo one
week ago yesterday, but was driven by the
gale to Point Abino, where she lay until Sat
urday last. About dozen vessels were at
the Point. but all left on Saturday night.
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CHANGES AMONG THE DRAFTED MEN.-
The table published below shows the
changes made among the drafted militia in
Camp Cleveland since their arrival and up
to Saturday night. In addition to the fig
ures in the table it should be noted that five
were exempted in Fulton county on account
of their religious creed, and thatin Trumbull
county seventy six were discharged by the
Commissioner, chiefly by enlistment, before
he closed his report. A few other changes
not noted in the table have also been made,
and the number now in Camp varies but a
few from seventeen hundred. In Wood, Lu-
cas- and Paulding counties there was no draft,
SO that all the militia ordered to report here
are now in camp.
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COMMERCIAL.
CLEVELAND MARKETS.
MORNINa LEADER orrIcF.

MORNING LEADER OFFICE.
SATURDAY EVENING, October 2j, 1851 !
FLOUR-Sales 20 bbs. red wheat double extra at
s5sOand i;O bbs DO. at $780, and 20 bbs rye at co.
WHEAT-Market inactive The only sales ro.
ported are cars red on c. P road at 81 l2 and 900
bush. white free on board at sl,2O
Two sales were by misprint reported inthis morn
ing's paper at sl,l5 instead Of sl,I2.
CORN-Sale car at 4sc.
OATS-Sale cars at sc.
BARLEY-In great demand and scarce. Price
nominal.
RYE-Worth 62lze.
HIGHWINEs-selling at S5aS6Isc
BUTTER-In aetivO demand at ll@lSs foT wes-
tern Resarvs. Central is quiet at Il@Ic.
LARD-sales 30 bbls. at sic.
EGGS-steady at l2c
sALT-Fins Is worth $50, and coarse t9.I5
With very light stock on market
DRIED APPLEs-Are 10 somo demand at
i'1o for new fruit.
sEEDs-TlmOthy is quiet aud steady at sl.sO@
80. No clover selling.
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Important to Ladies'.

Mrs. G. g. 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 unriyalled Ladies Skirt Supporters,
Shoulder Braces, and Abdominal supporters,
which are made TO 1T all forms and cases. The
ladies' are most cordially invited to call and e1-
anime for themselves.
Surgical Bandsges supplied to order.
Mrs. Williams also alters her Hair Tonic for
the cure of badness, which hss proved highly
successful. augI2.41S
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Yox PoPULI Vox DEI EsT.-Every body
uses HudsOn's unrivalled Tooth Paste and
calls it COED. What every body says must be
true, and truth is divine. Try it. For sale
by Strong h Armstrong, GOrhsm, Brewer,
Clark, Gaylord, saekrider, and good Drug
gists evarvEhers. ~
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.-DR
n DUPoSCOs GOLDEN FILLS ToR FEMALES

"A DUPONCO'S GOLDEN FILLS TOR FEMALES
Al tfstf iffjaR TFfilatiHf yfaReWREi4.9
always Successful 'Es q Preventative.
Infallible in Removing st0ppages and Irregularity
Of the Menses. these Pills nothing new, but
have bsen used by the doctors for many years bOth
in France and America with unparalleled success in
every case and Il i urged by many thousand ladies
who have used them 70 make the Pills public for the
alienation OF those suerI9z from any irregularities
whatever, well IS 70 prevent increase Of family
where health viii not permit i. Females peculiarly
Etuatsd, those supposing themselves SO, are cau
tnued AGAINST using these Pills while in that cOudi
ten, az the proprietor responsibility after
the above sdmOniton, although their mildnGss would
o-,vept any mischief 10 health otherwise the pills
are recommended. Full and explicit directions
company eGch box. Price 81 per box.
Sold wholesale and retail in Cleveland by BENTON
BROTHERS, Wholesale Druggists, 10 5uperiJr-S ST.
STRONG 4 ARMSTRONG, ls9 superiOr-St.; L. w.
SACKRIDER, 223 SupeTiOT-St; G. W. CLARK, llg
5uperior-St, and CHuRCHILL BIO, oorner OF
Ontario street and the Square.
LADIES by sending 81 70 either Of the above
the Pills sent 70 any part OF the country or city Conf
v B Look out for counterteits. Buy Golden
Pills Of any kind unless every box assigned d. Howe
All others are base imposition and unsa1e therefore,
- you value your lives and health, ito say nothing Of
leing humbuged ont Of your money! buy only those
vho show the signature Of s. D. lowe every box,
Fhich has recently been added account Of the Pills
eing counterfeited The ingredients com posing the
.boVe Pills made known 10 every agent, and they
Fll tell VOC they safe and will perform all claimed
lor them. s. D. HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
unar9T- Tl77 Heur Forf
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ Do you wish to consult private medical
friend HSo, call at the once Of Dr. q K, in
nom No. I, second floor, II Matthew'S Block,
south side Of Public Square. All business strictly
confidential and cure guaranteed in from three
to I've days Charges reasonable IN all cases.
Once oren from 0 .. Y. 70 IOr.a oot27
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fRoN LAKE SUPERIoR.-The steamer
Irayelerarrived from Lake Superior, at one
hall past two o'clock, Saturday RfternoOn.-
When she left ontOnagOn, Saturday, 18Th,
the Iron City was just coming in. The Pro-
pellers Baekus and MinsraR Rock were at
ontOnagOn. When the Traveller came out
Of Copper HarbOr she siaw q smoke astern,
which vas thought to be from the Iron City.
The officers Of the Ira veIer think there is
no occasion for any iunsasiness about the
safety Of the Iron Citv.
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OfRoe-Lyman's Block near the Court House,
Cleveland. septl6:RST
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An owner is wanted for a small geld
watch, open faced with GODDESS of Liberty and
eagle chased on the back case, No. 1924,
NJ. J. Tobias, Liverpool, makeri also Ia
dies gold pencil with crimson stone in top.
Inquire Of Thos. McKinstry, Independent
Detective officer. oct25:411.
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REFRIeEEAroRs, &O.-A large variety Of
the most approved styles of Rsfrigerators,
Water Coolers and Filters, fOur-minute Ice
Cream FreeEsrs, Bird Cages, Fruit Cans and
JeFs, just received, and for sale at mAnufao
tnrers' prices at w. L. MARyINs,
No. 50 south side Public Square.
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INSTITUTE,
Boarding & Day School,
FOB YOUNG LADIES

No. 1927 and 1929 SPrSes-iSt., Philadelphia.
The regular course Of instruction embraces the
English and French Languages and Literature
Latin IL required-Rnd all the branches which onEt-
tute Q thorough English and French Education.
a. French Is the language OF the family and Is
constantly spoken in the Institute.
- The Scholastic year commences September Is,
For Circuiafs and Particulars, apply to
MADAME DfHERYILLYs
auRlaII Principal
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n. y. MONEY MARKET October ii.

Hon ESE-Marksttasy at per cent on call, 5G6
Tor strictly prime p Per.
STEK LING EkCHANGE-Marke dull and
lower. The range is HIGHS for merchants and iii
lt4H for hauEcrs's bills.
GULD-AmericAn gold opened at 5I@, declined
10 30, and closed hrm at 81 per cent premium.
California gold quiel and nominal.
GsOVERNMENT STOCIAS-Market without
decided change. United States 6s Of lAsl, ltSalE
lCc34 /; 81 Treasury AOtGz, iGittlOjts.
The steamers for Europe to-day carried Out over
one million dollars In specie.
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TIE MAY QUEkE.-The steamer May
Queen arrived from Detroit about haIf-past
three yesterday afternoon. She left Detroit
at midnight on Saturday, and lay by at
Pigeon Bay from 4 o'clock A. n, until Q
O'Clock 4. n. Of yesterday. The wind was
blowing hard, but steadily. The May Queen
will leave for Detroit thisevening.
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BosToy, Oct. %.
This afternoon application was made to
Judge Clifford, Of the United States Cir
cult Court, for a writ of habeas corpus in
the case of W. H. Windsor, now confined
in Fort Warren. A hearing of the case
was postponed till Monday.
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Y.M. C. A.-A special meeting Of unas-
iial interest is called for this Association, at
their room on Monday evening, Oct. 9th, at
O'Clock. A full attendance of all those inter-
ested in the future policy of the Young Mems
Christian Association, ia desired.
oct27:4lI J. B. MERIAM, President.
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Rooms SOLDIERS AID Society,
90 Bank street,
CLEvELASD, October 20, 1852.

BRINo OUT YOUR OYSTER CAEs LA.
dies, please collect your oyster cans, and if
convenient send them AT ONCE to 95 Bank
street.
Those who have no way of sending their
cans down, will please leave their names and
express wagon out early tomorrow morning
for the purpose of gathering up all empty
cans that are offered to us.
We need HUNDREDS OF CANS TODAY, and
are sure that they can be furnished, if the Ia
dies Of the city will spend a few minutes in
collecting them for us.
SOLDIERS AID SoCIETY.
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The Terrapin Lunch, on Bank street,
kept by Thomas ElEood, has recently been
roftted thoroughly, and painted. Fresh oys-
ters, clans, fish, game, good liquors and
cigars nav always be found there. oet24:6t
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Mas nAv's ScHnnr- Tho nax4 tarra of
Mrs. Days School, corner Of Erie and Euclid
streets, will commence on Thursday, the 3Oth
instant. Lessons in French will be given by
Professor Valiant, and in Penmanship by
Mr.. Wilbur, Of the Commercial College.
oct27.4Il
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WAR CLAIMS.

Soldiers Boanty, Pay and Pensions.
Secured and promptly collected for soldiers
and their heirs. Pensions secured to the widow,
mother, children or orphan sisters, in addition
to bounty money and back pay Of all deceased
soldiers. Invalid pensions and back pay for
discharged soldiers. Discharges obtained for
sick or disabled soldiers on flrlough. All claims
growing out fthis or previous wars, against the
Pay, Commlssary, or other Departments Of the
Army, Navy or Government, promptly collected.
We publish " The Soldiers Friend" paper
Of much interest to soldiers and their heirs
Send US your name and stamp, and we will send
copy freei or tselye copies. one each month,
for IS cents,
Apply to us In person or by letter, with stamp,
and your business shall have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until sfter we have &C.
complished what we undertake.
C. G. BRUCE,
Ofhoe-Lyman's Block near the Court House,
Cleveland. septIGRST
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Simpson Is, beyond all question, a superior
artist, and We advise those wishing to get fine
likeness to call upon him. A visit to his gal.
lery, No. 25s Superior street, will richly repay
both citizen and stranger. R27u
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4 most desirable residence in oberlin, Ohio.
One acre Of ground, with barn, choice truit, good
well, &C., within three minutes walk Of the Col
lege, Public Schools, &c. Terms easy. Address
G. E. HALL,
oetl7:AO Drawer 4O9, Cleveland, Ohio.