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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-02

We are now prepared 70 furnish Agents Dealers
and Families with this celebrated Wringsr acknowl-
edged BY All who have used Il 70 b The ERf BEST
the world has yet produced ID. f
II SAVES TIE CLOTHES,
IT SAVES LABOR,
IT SAVES. TIME: Therefore
1T SAVES MONEY
The great improvement In this over every other
Wringor ever invented Is It's diustng Arrange
ment, requiring no alteration to wiring h6ndker-
chiefur bed quilt The machine Is made Of wood, 50
arran ge t1lf no irol possibly come in contact
with dc clothes, thereby avoiding ll daHger Of nu-
" % The cQihes 1F lron rust. Neither e i liable,
like cast mon, 20 D. broken and ruined b. chance
fall Families IN the city adjacent country are in
vited % call at or works gaf " rngers and give Il
trial next Washing day With the privilege q re-
turning not satisfactory.
nS- Agents wanted - IN parts q the State. send
for circular, BALDWIN, pEWIIff 4 co,
One az Centre-St. Mandatory, :, 9, s 70 and y
Wsl,-ef., Cleveland, 0, Inayso's92
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-02

a- For fresh Homeopathic Medicines in
pellets, powders or liquids, Of any strength,
call at Halls, No. II Public Square.
auE6R1I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-02

Made, when left to be sold at tho next State Fair
Sales N september. IL is expected every prominent
manufacturer and dealer will be present at those
sales, which viii render unusual facilities 20 Mer-
chants and Growers, who should have their woOls,
not only on exhibition, but for sale All wOols con-
Lhl- IL n.rl. ---... L. l.. -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-02

Instance vas manifested yesterday az
tsfnoon, proving eoneiusiveiy mat the seeos-
ID. s;oniato prowling about our city are more
-, noisopous than the deadly tree, Upas A
j. small dog ehancad to run on the pavement at
The sam ofice corner; whore was stationed q
T. molly crowd Of seeesh loafers. As soon as
,r fbs dog reached the crowd, he fell down in o
nd began frothing at the mouth. Several
~ 81 the tWO-legged dogs endeeVored 70 place
tie dog in the litter, when be began anapping
-. tsam AZ a fearful rate, "A gentleman,
IN known for his Strong Union sentimentsi
wbsie rSssire by, called 70 the dog, when be
inmsdiateiy Jumped 70 hia feet, and, biting
Il rebel on the leg, ran away Wagging nis tall
s asif hishly pleased at what be had done
There e no doubt whatever bat that the sud
s den sickness Of the dog vas eaused By coming
into contact with the vile company that in
tested the Sun 0fies corner
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-02
PIANO TUNING.
PIANOS.
n1ANn9I PIANlSII

DIANUS ] PIANUS =
A. BARLOW, AGEST, No ;,
Euclid-St., Cleveland, Ohio, is now ~.
selling the celebrated kNABE PlANOsi AZ greatly
rod duced prices Having just received large assoFt
mont OF thOso superior lnstrumonts he would invite
an Intending to purchase TO call and examine them
before purchasing elsewhere. Eyery Instrument Is
warranted Five Years.
R51Od Pianos and Melode0ns takon in exchange.
pianos moved md boxed with care. Piano Boxes for
sale Pianos Tuned and Repaired BY g. ,. MATHEWS.
feb2l:Rl2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-02
DYERS.

ERENCH DYE HOUSE, No. SO
Seneca-st Next door to Mrs. Porters mtlliner
Store) By FREDERICK CYRIAX.
uE-DYTrsu and CHASING in all It's branches. 80
Please til aud erRr1ine finished goods IN the store
Reierences-M -Measrs. Rettberg Hansmann. Tay lor
GrisWold Co, and other Merchants. auR1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-02

kansas CITT, May 81.
The Santa Fe mail, with dates 70 the leth, has
arrived, but brings no news Of importance. Ad-
vices from Fort Craig are 70 the 18th. All was
quiet in the Territory. tH.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-02
FROlI HARPFRls FERRY.

Special 70 the Tribune;
The rebels have evacuted Martinsburg and
Charlestown.
The damage to the Baltimore Ohio Railroad
is trifing, and can be put into operation TO the
Ohio river in two days
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-02
FROM BALTIMORE


BALTfll0HE, June l.
Cen Dix left for Fortress Monroe 20 take com
mand Of the department OF Virginia, relievinS
Gen Wool, who is reported to be coming here
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-02
INVESTIGATE
MISCELLANEOU
LihePAI Advances

CASH FOR WOOL WILL BE
~ ADVANCED, when shipped to Cleveland with
view Of being closed out Immediately In no case 10
exceed the value when delivered
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-02
COAL OIL and lamps.

OIL OILll OILNl--W. G. SEQ
FIELD & Co, Proprielors Of the Largest and
Best OIL REIN cry in the Megtern GCun ~ have
fhis day red uced the prices Oh their
KeFOSlne and Carbon Oils
The quality shah b Is heEetcf0re, the veTy BEST
warranted.
~ CAL ard examine ssnplas, or ssnd yogr oglerE
S., rear of Angler House, lel1l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-02

TIE LIGHT GUARDs.-Immediatel upon
the receipt on Saturday Of dispatch from
Gov. Tod calling the Light Guards into ao-
1--WE service in the seld, Capt. Nevins pre-
seeded vigorously to the work Of getting the
company again together, il having been dis
BANDED Saturday morning. Some thirty of
the non-all who had heard Of the enll-had
re-enrolled their names up 70 last evening,
together with halfa dozen or more new names,
and there can be little doubt that by this
ssrening a hundred men win be ready to leave
ro-morroW morning. There Is no lack Of dis
position in the young men Of the country to
enlist in its defense, if they can be placed
where they viii have an opportunity to meet
the foe, and for this purpOsO there are still
thousands Of them who will make any saeri-
Zee. Let the Light Guards-the only com
pany new recruiting in this eity-bo filed up
by this evening, in order that they may bo
u,bls 70 report themselves in Columbus to-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-02

Cox. FooTE.-It win be a matter Of gensr-
a gFatiseation to the country to know that
Com. Foote'S condition promises his recovery
8 no very distant day. His appetite, which
vss very weak when he oame to this city, is
gradually assuniing healthy tone, with the
result of a propOrtiOnate gain in physical
strength He is however, still very emaeia-
Ted, but this is only secondary matter,
which must readily yield when the causes
which have produced it arc removed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-02


which have produced it are removed.
-
ASSESSMENT OF RAmEoAD PRoFERTT.-Un-
der tho act passed May /, 1862, to tax the
berssasl property Of railroad companies in
his Sta te, the Auditors Of the several eoun-
lies through which any railroad runs, were
CONSTITUTED board Of assessors and apprais-
Srs, to ascer tain the actual value in money,
"a all the personal property of such railrOad5
the PsTsbalI ProPsri3 p lnelnds rOsd bed,
ratsr and wood stations, and such other realty
as is necessary to The daily running opera
HoupOf such road, and to ascertain the value
ofaII n,oneys and credits Of such company.
such board shall spportion the value Of such
broperty, moneys and credits, among the sew
xraI eeitSsties through which said road or any
part thereof, Fans, 50 that to each county,
kits, inoorpOrated village, township and dis
srfet, or part thereof therein, shall be appOr-
souad such part thereof as shall equalize the
4eIadpe value Of the real estate, structures
and stationary personal property Of such rail-
f-Oad company therein, IN proportion to the
real vaIus o. s8eh roal estate, structures and
stationary zprEperty Of such railroad company
5A=thIs State.
Such Board shan have power to require
Erom the President, Secretary, Receiver and
prineipal accounting officer Of such road,
.aetailed statement under oath Of all the item
and particulars constituting such property
moneys and credits, and the value thereof
ana may bring before the Board all such on
fesrs, receivers, servants or agents under oath
aOuohing any matter relating to the same
These several Boards shall meet in tn
month Of June. The Board for the assess
ment Of the property Of the Cleveland, Col
umbus L Cincinnati Railroad is composed
the Auditors Of the following counties, an
will meet in this city on the 10th inst, Il. {
Hawkins, Auditor Of Cuyahoga county, bein
President Of the Board Franklin, Morrow
Delaware, Crawford, Richland, Huron, Lo
min and Cuvahogn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-02

& TUE ferAys.-Air. J. II. Richards returned
70 THIS city from Columbus, whittier he went
on Thursday 10 join the Grays if they went
into service in the 6old, on Saturday eve
hing. We learn through him that nothing
had transpired up 70 the time Of his depar'
tpre from Columbus that indicated that the
erays would be used, in any other service
thsn that Of guarding the prisoners at Camp
Chase, and that the greatest dissatisfaction
stin existed among them. Hon. r. F. Paine
also came up Saturday evening, and We
learn from those who have conversod with
him, that his representations agree with
those Of Mr.. Richards. A letter was roceiv-
cd in this city from Capt Fraloo dated Fri
day, in which nothing is said relative to any
order to so into service in tho Geld, but on
she contrary that no such order was expect
"a, that the men we're sorely dissatisfied, and
Had expressed determination to rOturn
home if their wish to be sent into the aeld
vasnot soon complied with.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-06-02

iePoisoNoUs REPTTLEs.''-Und this head
ebs Baitimote Clipper PerPstrntes the follow
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-20
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-20

~ DSEQE - HEAVES,-IiDW shirt js the
earthly history n a family 4 feW SHIRT
yssFe, and tb0se Wb9 ere Dpg eWbrqeeG jD q
fsWily eircie viii De 50 nerof, Tbe ebU9reB,
nov tJe Vbjyct IT teBdeT s0ioiWde, vjJ b8ye
gTogB up and gDBe forib ~ tbeiT respective
stations, in the World. 4 few ycars more aBd
ebildFeB and parents WIS., have passed fTolg
tbjs earthly stage, TbyjF pane win De Br
longer beard ia tBeiT present dwelling. BHelr
domestic Ioyes and 4BXjetjes happiness aDd
sOTr0ws, viii De lost and foFZOnou history.
TyeFy heart IN which il was written vii bg
Wondering IN he dHa. ADd is This slj} Is
, bis the whole satisfaction which is prDyiJed
/ pr some u the strongest feelings NJ Ourbeagts
lOW can such tFaBsfOry beings. with whom
uF connection is 80 brief. engage ali tbe love
. .e can feell Why should not orr feeling
bwards them be as feeble az tbeyf Bot
bessed BE- God, this is not all or this be
as given rs perfect assurances 10 the Gospel
Z + His Son, Though ~ the cye Of uEeD-
igbfeBed nature the ties Of domestic love
eemed scattered into dust; the spiritual cyc
70 4 faith perceyes tiiar they have been loosen
ed on earth, only 10 b. resumed under Kir
. lappier circumstances, in the regions Oi ever
asfing love and bliss. Though the history Of a
amiy may seem 10 be forgotten when the last
3 member Of It is laid in the 2rage, the memory
II il still lives 10 immortal souls, and when
be circle is wholly dissolved on earth, 10 is
gain complete in heaven.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-20

WBo WAS HE "A capital stDry is told us Of
an old farmer in the nor hefH pirt Of this county,
who had been '.saving up'' to take up a mort.
gage of $1,000 held against him by man
nearer the sea shore, The farmer had saved
np al fbs money IN gold, fe ring 70 trust the
baUks in these var times. Week before last,
he Iagged down bis gold an paid it o7er, wbeD
the f0iIOwing c0I6qGy took place.
sEWbY, yOa don't mean 10 give me tds
SZ0OO in eold, do y0u ~ said tie lender.
S9Yes, certainly said tie fWmers al vas
afraid 0f the pss.y banks, and 20 I've Dsen
saVf6g up me money iD yeIio@ Doys for yon
nJis l6nz fih86/
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-20

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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-20
CLBARFIELD. Pa WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 20. 1862

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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-20

I'm KEEP ZEN AWAKE" Near Newark y.
j., lived a very pious family who had taken
an orphan boy 10 raise, VINO, by the way was
rather undeFwittcd, He mad imbibed very
strict views on religious matters, however.
and once asked bis adopted mother if sbe
didn't think il wrong for The Old farmers 10
come 10 church and flll asleep, paying no bet
ter regard 10 the service. She replied she
did Accordingly before going TO church the
next Sunday be filed bis pockets with apples.
One bald beaded Old man, who invariably
went 10 sleep during the sermon, particularly
attracted his attention. Seeing bim al last
nOddiDg. and giving nasal evidence Of being
IN the Gland Of Dreams" be hauled and took
the astonished sleeper win an apple square
on top Of bis bald pate. The minister and a.
reused congregation at once turned around
and gazed Indignantly at the boy, who mere
ly said 10 the preacher, as he took another
apple in bis hand, with a sober, honest ez-
preston Of eountenanee, "YOu preach, III
Keep EN- awake.''
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-20

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III slgTss NDsg ne jstieT fund he nas re-
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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-20

"Where are The Wido Awakes" now, wbon
men are wanted TO fight Tor their country
Dem0rrofjc Dapers
Without aspiring to The position Of de
fender Of Wide Awakes, ws take tbs priVi.
lege Of answering where some u those torch
light bearers my be found having a kB0el-
edge 0f their whereabouts. We have heard
the question asked by politicians % tbs
streets, as well as seen IL pfoDoubded fD Dem
ocfafiG papers, and Il may answer q purpose
o. s8y ihat not one Or these street takers, TO
0ag kHo@ J6dg6, has COnfg5BGt8d . cent 0F one
atom Of tbe}r slBan s0als s1UyAtby ~ tie
s6DpDr 6f tie nati0nAI 8fBsl Ws kno@ of
Wjd0 AHaE6s5 plenty u tb6G, #bJ sf6 IH
tie faaEs, eaFfyi6g n8sk8G We kBo~ of
Wid6 AW4H6sS mo af0 lingering ~ B1sDH8ls
6Bd6f screening f8V6fs SBd ne netting
D4i8s ~ s8V8fe W6fH4sl ABd ne kun u
vine ABsHes #b1 haze f4llsB 0a 30 fed of
b4ths@EtT9b ~ tbs,f iiVgs 81 theft e1ahgfI'5
zD9G,gl mir G4zNlle,
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-20

~ Djd m4i4l mn Hss brsr.nleS ~ fegAfd
- cleanliness smut hot bDsss, G0ea s1fabf,sd
b6s sltfisz. rum a1Jr until siis fsil tiifDazb
fyfD the 6eliafg
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-20

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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-08-20

DR.. Garth, Of EieDburq, stayed one night
at his club long tfteT be- said he must be Of 10
see some pationts. At length one Of bis
friends, becoming uneasy about the poor fei-
lows, told him be had better stop drinking
aud BE- of. "lfs 30 great matter, ," replied
Garth, "wbether / see them TO night or not /;
for nine Of them have such bad coBsfitn liOns
that al me physicians in the world cam save
them, and the otter six have such good con
stitutons that all the physicians in the world
can't Kill them"