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The national Republican., 1862-10-13
IN. l. u L a DIS d.. -.
- "1 Anti-Rheumatio Bandl
-.-..,,, rARnAHaHILr ouRss ,
kARUkArLSN, "a u saSsous fovHs,
0Ou1 aNd kSDRALQA,
, 1,VTvkss t',a HERy0US API1CIiGNS,
d. - -,.,... LiFUhlY1ks u a. BLt,OL
Asd he Eva Effect, II kresry


20. ~ ...,.., LuPgHlTlks " " BLtIOL
And he Eva Rree,s II ksrery.
Its convoniently arranged BArp o. hHlY, uon
t.ining medioated compound, to be worn around
the body, about the waist, sauALLY Arsnoriuo ALI
PAaT5, Ukneu~ ~ dds0N Mdy b, and oan ee worn
wdA0sx tE9ury to the moa dstcais person.
by this treatment, the mediolns properties con:
tained In the BAND, being Of . A1okly aromahc and
vn,d1s Natsus, and oapdtk Of being veadlis sksoAs
Lyotah 1 porss qf & sksn come Into dired oclaA Win
the BLOOD and o6al etroslastpn, without hrst paas
Ing through the process Of digestion, which wpuld
tand not only TO dosot from their curative powerS
bat 10 impair the internal organs and deEarge tie
digestion ilso.,us avoiding the iytrtota stss, .
ofteu the result cf tn,1~Sl rcssdsu and etrsctins
n~1 c~s, BY pVys,9 o~d sqssaistno ths etresGoN a
~ shAi Guids, dad reaoSAg ~ parh a1etzd b AAaks
1yndttson. This BAnD b also nosi poss1f4l !" Anrf.
MzxouAlAL Adn,r," and will ~utssv rdsss ths sys
tenn from ita pesniciosw eDseLs. I'll N -
Moderate cases are cured In few days, and We are
constantly rsosiy ing Sssd0bed testimonlals-t vhioh
we invite inspection at our s6e-of their sdcsoy in
s9gravatsd casss Of losH esnlin1.
prics Two Dollars. Sent BY mail upon receipt OF
o. OF By expree. everywhere, with al nsosalayS h,
lrtic.s.ss, from the principal ofnos Of
g, SMITH co. PropHetors,
l0l Broadway, New York
n. b.-Desrtpti;s evcuLays serL nv.
~ This Hand viii not Interfere with the soldier,
dutsa 10. F 6ov tS-tv
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VNIE WASiilR 0TOa il0RARY, r"
Ass.rh street, fo doors sosA Of Psnnsylnanta Assass
Open daily from 70 O'Clock .. =.
SUBSCRIPTION - A YEAR. ,,l. Zoe.
FERDINAND MOULTON,
Attorney and C0unSeller.ai-Law,
WIN prsotior In the Courts Of The Distfics md a.
the Government V th t...-IIF
Onloe at tho Washington Library.
" ll-dmeOd o.. s.,,I Il an
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: p E CIAL MOTTO e.

p E CIAL MOTTO Fl
DR. \. vKLLNY's Privs.s Hospital, in u,
FEDERAL Block, corner OF Seventh snd + streets
'ppoa.s tie Post .hJ psssw omcsi.' hoSnI
- aod -, up ssais, Washington, D. o. -.
sr.a ..Hf - g. -.r
Az dissasss Of private mature treated N the nosl
ssissstno msn,sr, ana radical our9 effected in oil
sass, sYPHILITIo AFFECTIONS. soNoR.
RH0A, GLEET. srR,CTUREs, SEMINAL
WIAKHEsB, VI the ,ss, At Of vOLUPTUoUS
O1EAAB, o. any wsskoes Of the oEHERATIvE
ORGANS froa spy cause Whatever, o. how long
aaadias, thoroughly AMI radically sursd.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORJ UNA7E.
No matter what your disease, let no fsiss dsicsoy
pssvss, Apply innediate,y 70 Or. vsllny. who Ia
ashow,sAsca to b ~ is, 'hs nos suCcEssFuL
fHYsIo1AN in the Jssy G.Gt Of privan dlssa.ss
sssr not to ooms ana mstt } nown yoa, .A1ortanss,
~ b wta pssdny .na ,cu On yosr ~ fs,oIs,ns.
IF'FsiEN, a3.}li,
SELk.ABUSE, ..a.. D..
ihat dreadful soourgs Of the young, indslssd tn
when Ilons, wsisA dssssoys The ssnsrstivs organs,
unns yol for married LIE, prodsoins &ess,ss Of
shs pses and limbs. Lon O sss.ssoa sss nssssla,
power, pslpatstion Of the heart nervous irssbrity
los Of memory, nslsneholy habits, insanity, con.
sumption, and death .... ~.
YOUNG MAN, In view Of the drssdful eonse.
assnoss, delay not 70 uaks your osss kaown 70 D..
'. Your secrets with hin are ssorsd, and yos may
soaadsnuy rely upon his medical skin
Thousands who's systems were shattered and wers
q The brink Of the grave, has be brought back u
vigorous health by biz skilful trsstmsnt
MARRIAGE.
Msrrisd pereous, or those contemplating nsri.
nopy VIVA su1sct the ;nselves of tmpotsuoy semiasl
weakress. OF any dises-s arising from relaxed
aaA Of the gents. orssuF, whether tie result o.
disease, injury, oonseQsrDoss Of yosthfsl ipifcre
uous, o. Indulgence Of the rsssOnr In riprr ys,rs
are earnestly ensrested 70 plssr themselves s1ae'
the care Of DIV They may rely'~'th ssrtain,,
upon . needy cure, and full visor restored
He sst with entire suocess all dseases Of Ssmsisr
sleh .s LUccRRBEA or WHITES. LAPsUt
CTERI b., 40, Aad In every Case susrsptees
psrieo, CURE
FEES moderate, and VISITS and CoMMUNI
CATIONS s,.,ouy PkIvArE and coHrIpEH
TIAL.
PERSONS oallins sss 40 one but the DOCTOR
Those ct distance nay b. TREATED By NAIL
giving STATEMENT Of CASE, As, sc
jys-sms
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1862. nIt BE-. t.gN- 1860.
sPRNo ARRANGEMENT.
NEW YORK LINES.
THE CAMDEN. AND AMBOY AND PHtLA.
PELPIHIA ANpTREHToH RAILROAD CO.'S


FROM PHILADELPHIA 10 NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES.
From Walnut street Wharf, and Ken
singeon Depot.
WILL LIAv1 As FOLLOWS, VIE Fare.
At . A. II via Camden and Amboy-C. 4 A.
Accommodation. .......................e9ab % %
At . 4. n, via Camden and jersey City-Nsw
jersey Accommodation. .............. 226
Att A. M, via Ksnsinston and Jersey City
A. n1 w. u Camden iid xmScy"lccom;. ''''
At2F: X, via Camden md XmSoy;..C;. and K. ~
Al. +. u. Gand:n and jersey city. '''
Evening Express. e8.................,.,...., 800
Az = I., yia Camden and jsrssy city. Nv
ID Class Ticket. Observation-Disclosures. 2ab
At OK r. y. via Ksnaington and Jsney City
At u r. NJ, sia Kensang gton and Jersey City.
southern Mail. ......................... :. 500
At p. n, via Camden and Amboy-Aocom.
mediation, (Freight and Pssssnger)--
1st olass tloket. .....'.... 2a6
I'd GLASS ticket. ........... 80
The 6h r. n. Limo runs daily, Sundays excepted
The II r. II. Soaihsn Mall runs daily.
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Two IHveNToAs AND PATksTEEs.

V'O IaveNTONs AND PATEaTEEs.
MUM 4 CO, ,proprietoss of the scis'.ihs AMERICAN
anu agents for procuring American and Foreign
p A II T. N T. s..
With Sixteen Year, experience III the Btsinsss
Refer to Hon. Judge Msson Hon. Joseph Holt
Hon. W. ID. Bishop, ex- -ComnissionsTs Of Patents,
and to more than fifteen thousand inventors wtic
have had business done through Mum Co.'s Pat
emit Agency.
Pamphlet Of advice sent free by mall. Z;
Patent Laws and Regulations, 100 pagss, - esnts
mail. -tR, II ~.
No charge for consultation, orally or By mail.
Preliminary Examination In United States Pstsnt
Once, IS. -7n.,.Lsa sa---- -.
tor corner of aAd gsvsntA s,zssts, Opposite t6s
PAespt Ones. Dx AeoU
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vINHE stc. LOUIS, Chestnut street,
J. Between Third and Fourth, PhilsdelphiA
The undersigned having leased for term Of year
this popular house have the pleasure Of announcing
to their friends nd the travelling community that
Is now open for tle reception Of guests The house
vated and rehttsd In = superior manner the apart
ments are large, well ventilated, and furnished IN
modern style 1t V centrally located, convenient tc
all the depots And stsamboas landihge, and IN the
immediate vicinity Of the Custom Houss, Post Ofhos
and the Corn Exchange. 81, 80,
accommodates Of those prsssrfing The European
plan. Price Of Rooms from Thrse to Seven dollsr
per week, according to location
and business men from 10 2: n
HENRY NEIL, ,d
my S-am 1HAAC L. DEvOE.
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WAY LINES.

For Bhstol, Trenton, Ge,, at 7.lo ana sb A. NJ
and 8, 30 and u p. n, from Kensin ston and y
P. M, from walnut street whaiE
For Bristol and intermediate Stations st lix A
NJ, from Kensip gton. -
For Palmyra, Riyerton, Delsneo, Beverly, Bur
lington, Florence, Bordentown, &C., Et l9k, l, 4,
and " p. n ~" = 81, 'i'
Steamboat Trenton, for, Poydestown and interme
diate Stations ut * p. M., from Walnut stree
wharf. t.l.-.L ..sy. .IlE-.
s0 For New York, and Way Lines leaving Ken
sngton Depot, take the Cars on Firth street, sbov,
walnut, hall an heur before departure. The Car
runiAte The Depot, and on arrival Of each Train
run from the Depot
y pTands o. ssSssss SpSiy, allowed % each pas,
thing 81 Baggage bat fhsiS wearing apparel Al
BagEase over hfty pounds, to be paid for extra
to One Dollar per pound and Will NOT be liab2e f6
any snosnt bsyoad 100 kollass, except BY spsoIa
soltrsct. .'q WIN. II, GATzhER, Agent
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Read on! Read On!
V.HA
Greatest Bargains Yet !
Read on !!
Read on!

EXTRA SILvER.PLATED COMPLETE TEA
6ETTS,
pieces, best quality, so7. 80 nett
EXTRA sILvLR-PLATED CA8TOK,
oFrenoh glas bottles, -, s4bO, 900, TO $3.50
EXTRA sILyERpLATgp, OLIVE THREAD
ED TABLE SPOONS, T-...H..
EXTRA slLvER-PLATED, TIPPED TABLE,
SPOONS,
$s'per dozen.
EXTRA SILVER; Plated, THREADED,
Nper dossn.
EXTRA sILvER-PLATED, TIPPED TABLE
FORKS,
SSa dcL
EXTRA sILvaR-PLATED TEA SPOONS,
TIPPED AND THREADED,
% dozen.
HEAVY BlvER-PLATED, DOUBLE WALL
ICE PITCHERS,
LaIss uze, best quality, beautifully engraved and
ohaaed only So $50 and set tor extra quality.
FINE SILVER CUPS, MUGS, COB
LETS, SALT BTAkDS,N
oaly u ssch-setsu price, - a
slLvER-PLATHD MUSTARD AND SALT
SPOONS, !
IS Gu. eAah. ~ ...i.
sILvER-PLATED BUTTEl-KHIvES,
-, 81, and . ots. ssoh g.
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rlo1AL As1IsrIos, Ia RsauEsrsn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

HEADoUARTERs, s.. LOUIS, Dec. 20.
To Gen. RGlleek, GeaeraE-ia- Chief:
The army Of the Frontie- under Blunt
ana herroni moVso Jver Boston Mountains
On ol'uEuN and without haltingi TO Van
IN, driving the enemy across the Ar
kansas river, killing and wounding few.
They also took three steamboats,, some
camp equippage and one hundred prison
ers.
The march Of 45 miles, with arms and
service, over the mountains, and through
the deep mud of the valley, was a most ar
duous and gallant affair.
TSigned7 s. CURTIsS,
Major General Commanding.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31
From VIRGINIA.

PHILADELPHIAl Dec. %
The Press has interesting news from
the Peninsula, under date Of Fortress Mon
roe, Monday.
General Neglee had received information
from q coutraband, which was considered
reliable, that body Of 1000 rebels, under
General Trimsle, who had been detached
from the army at Fredericksburg to assist
Governor Wise, was approaching GlOuces-
ter C. T., with a view, as was supposed, Of
attacking the batteries at Gloucester
Point.
Our troops were under arms waiting for
the attack, and General Neglee had pre-
pared to attack the enemy in force to-day,
Monday. We had two gunboats In the
river to assist in the defense.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31
MIssISSIPPIRIEEREEPEDITION
THE REBEL RAID.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 80.
The Tribune's dispatch, referring to the
rebel raid, says:
As to the raid itself the closing and
keepiDg tight shut line fifty miles long
in such country as Virginia is an impOs-
sibility, save with the use of cavalry in
Quantities thst cur present cavalry system
does not admit Of.
General Sieel's men ct Dumfries, only
1890 in number, whipped stuarts three
hrigades. The rebels carry back nothing
to brag Of save swift heels.
The order of November oath, dismissing
Captain Emerson, Of Giles 7th Wisconsin
Volunteers, is revoked, he having been
tried and acquitted by court-martisl.
The War Department has issued an or
der assigning General McClernand to the
command Of corps under General Grant.
Members Of General McClernand's stat,
and other officers, are ordered to report to
him at the city of Memphis, on the third of
January. l-t.a
Heraid's special dated Washington the
29th, says:
1t ia atatad tn-day in financial circles
that the Secretary Of the Treasury had
consented to 8 further Issue Of 500, ,00O,-
900 Treasury Notes. This would carry
the circulating medium from S3e7, 900, 900,
the amount estimated on the FIRST of No
vember by Secretary Chase, to S577, ,000,-
600; but the latter amount may be re-
duced by the withdrawal Of bank notes
from circulation under the policy Of taxing
bank notes.
The Herald says, relating to the raid,
that various efforts have been made to cut
them of, and it is believed that a force
which has been sent out from Fairfax G.
a., under Colonel Wyndham, will be sue
eessful, although Wyndham's horses are
much fatigued from a previous effort to
overtake the raiders, but they are certain
ly in better condition than the rebels, who
have been making this forced night and
day march for two whole days and nights
It is not likely that the Army Of the
Potomac will long remain idle.
Rumors were current to-day that an at
tack had been made by Stonewall Jack
son upon Sigers corps, in the vicinity Of
Stafford c. H and after the repulse Of
Jackson, he had drawn portion Of Sigel's
force into an ambuscade, and captured q
large number Of prisoners There is Tea-
son to believe the report pure fsbriea-
ton as no information Of such an engage
ment has been received here in any official
quarter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

DEAzH or A LAKE CAPEAm-Captain
George 2. Willoughby, long and favOrably
known aPOn the Lakes as steamboat COM
nander5 died at Quebec on the 18th inst,
aged fOrty-tRo years. Captain W com
handed the Emerald London, Canada, At
lanfis, OCEAN MayhoHeF, Plymouth Rock,
and recently, on the lower Lakes, the Great
Western Railway steamer Canada. He was
universally popular with the travelling and
business community.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

HolFL RoBBER1Es-For some time past
9 system Of robberies has been carried on
at the hotsis in Ooldmbss, consisting Princi-
Pally in rObbories Of clothing The police
Of that city have arrested some parties Of
lsts, believed to be ehgaged in the tObbeTios,
sua about $3.50 worth OF stolen clothing has
been recovered. Among gOther articles reoOv-
cred, the Fact mentions Ga coat and pair
ofeuFs belonging to George Wise, now lying
sick at Cleveland.' %
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

EAvIoAzIoE OPEE.-Bufalo Creek, ss
we'll as he slips and harbor, are nearly as
free from lee as in midsummer. The haTbor
AID bay e sapduskys is also open.
Oar hsrbor Is also open, but there have
been No arrizals nor departures noted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

AREEsr or CoUrLR OF BUReLARs IN
BERRA.--Y Yesterday Monday Detective Lew
is Whitney, of this city, assisted BY Detect
i've Huntington, Of Columbus, arrested two
young men in Berea, suspected of burglary.
Their names are John Carmsn and Harrison
Hausnan, and each is about twenty years Of
sgs. A number of burglaries have been com
mitted in that vicinity Of late, the most re-
osnt occurring on Christmas night, when the
reaidencs of Captain A. n. Burt was broken
open, and robbed Of a quantity Of clothing
and jewelry, tho precise amount not being
known. Captain Burt was.of the l23d Ohio
regiment, and died not long since in some
hospital in Tennessee, Of fever. Bis wife
went down there and tended him until he
died. She was then taken with the fever,
and Is still sick IN Tennessee. ThsirhOuSe at
Bsrsa has been closed for some time. De-
teetive Whitney secured a portion Of the
clothing and jewelry that was stolen. The
burglars are in jail awaiting examination.
They have not enjoyed very good rePuta-
ton sRong their neighbors Of late.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31


snvER IN CASADA.-silver has become
simueh drug in ennadaas shinplasters are
here. It Is American silver, too. Silver
abounds everywhere. Everybody ia - -,
With it, and everybody tries t- .e'. SVe
as people do Of doubfe- = ge. ilu u y
- ~, ,sr, and the collectors take it
oushel The city treasurer Of TorOn-
to has a half ton Of it. The merchants have
bsgs Of it in their safes. The banks won't
receive It. The Great Western Railway has
issued printed notices that only i've per cent.
OF silver will be received for fare OF freight.
onl4 think Of a country where you can
not pay your fare on the cars in silver
s6inI At Toronto, London and elsewhere,
The business men have united in general
resolution TO receive silver only at discount
Of s per cent. for Canada bank paper. This
Of course applies to American silver, as the
Canadian and English coinage is legal ten
der. Think again Of a region within one
mile Of Detroit, in which the "dirty rags"
issued BY tho banks are worth five cents on
the dollar more than shining coin
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

A CHAEoE.-GOld, clustering, winterish
Weather has succeeded THE warm days We
have had for aWeek or more past. ThesnOW
falls thiekiy teddy, and there is some pros
Peet Of sleighing for New Years. Let it
come We rePeatit, sir, let it come
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

HB-Tbe above are all from persons who srs public
y known where they reside, and who would not make
these statements without thorough conviction that
tAoy were true.
PREPARED By J. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass.
Sold By g. W ChARKs and By Druggissa and Deal
erE evarTwhere dac5. BZ5dWktweoW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

ez1TEzIoHT's BATrERT ORDERED AHAT.
I've learn ttHt the 2eth Ohio Battery, Cap.
tain Louis smithnighs, received orders last
night 70 march at once to Kentucky. They.
win io1vs To- day OF tomorrow, probsbIy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31
NBW MEDICAL DISCOVER

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVER
IN For the speedy and permanent cure Of csfr
0rrh0a, Gleet, Urethral Discharges, Seminal v
neEs, Nightly Emissions Ineontinence, Genital ir .
liability and Debility Gravel, Structure and Ater'
Of the Kidneys and Bladder, which has BET 80
upwards Of One Hundred PhysiciGns in their pr :.
practice with entire success, superseding Cuheb5,
Oopaiba larsules any com pound hitherto known.
BE i LIS PE - o i L
are 5peedy IN action, often anecting cure IN 1zTsr
DAYS, and when a cure is effected II is per nAn
They are prepared from vegetable extract ths
harmless on the system, and never nau-eat- -.
Stomach OF inpregnate8 the BREATH and bcin~ 80
coated, all uanseous taste is sEoided- No rhl.sa-
diet ia Necessary while uziug theIns nor doc
ton interfere with business pursuits. srs.
i Price One Dollar, and will bossntby
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31


A CLASSICAL LEFTER.-Mr. George W.
siler resolved the following letter to-day, ae-
uompanying 4 Christmas present from Ken
tusky, consisting Of q second volume Of
"e7Wra MajoTa,' q and some old deeds, which
were probably taken from the library Of some
EsptueIsy secessiOnist:
HEADQUARTERS 2s-H BEIoADE,l
otsP AssT JoHAsoS, EEAE NAsEY1LLE, TENE.
December q, 1892.
Ny DE1R FRIEND II send you as small
Christmas present, some papers and book.
The former you will find most interesting in
q oommercial point Of view, and partly that
ycu may some day take possession Of the
property Of which I enclose you " deed"
and much good may it do you'll
To q Young man in the spring-time Of life,
and the fall vigor Of his intellectual faeul-
Hss, the book send you, will be treasure,
and literally "pearl Of great price" I
VII dsIight to fancy you passing the mid
night hours By the solitary light Of talloT
dfp, diving into the mysteries Of its hierO-
giyphio pages, and enjoying in its purity the
classic efusions Of Homer and Sophocles.
How yO1 viii enjoy the glorious descrip-
tons Of the Odyssey, as you pace the limited
Dimensions Of your study, and wake the ST.
lsnt echoes Of the night, as you chant forth
is martial strains or tsly dog, as yOu arel
ehRekls over the luscious paintings ofSappho,
O. the bacohanalian reTels Of the nine-lOTing
Auaereon. can fancy what treat it viii
be 70 DR.. Garlic, and other Jolly old cocks,
Vsrsud n the dead languages, and capital
jadess Of q Paaeb aad P0stry,' to have the
g Divine Master Of Song brought on the ia
BIZ With the whisky and hot water, and how
O1aEenienf 70 be able to imbibs cocktail and
Z a ! =
" sehIedam" or prime g Oognae," swallow
eopious draughta from the pure Watera Of
q f'aelioon."
\ hope you win carefully study this book,
and ss you peEuse its pages your thoughts
Eiu revert 70
Your old and attached friend,
Il. BIsGEAN.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

gag-Ths above named Ladies We are peass-l g,
quainted with, and know that for seTerai
Fa lived in Medina, they wEra great suneTel =
sWormstett has been 50 badly afiicf' -
dff1culfE she wal able tosfand upo- tN =
hottles Of Gathotfoosa tiruis cure d r f-IEI
biaint8 Ny vile received great oeue - ifvln
kline We recommend IT, 10 the Ladr y ~ -.
g safe and nicient remedy for me ma, many Il.
thew are erih. sst 10. l--- JOnN "
Editor e1ndeld --ssif
HBrForssls by alIDTuggists. -, -, -.
n b. a hihGSLEf, Cie
..,+so - 7IU - AReuffs7 ~ ll
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

APPLEs.-Hslfa million barrels Of ap-
ltihHVe been shipped from the orchards Of
Western New York, the past season. aysrag-
lag probably not over the extreme low price
Of 81 per barrel. rrr. --r
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31
SKIRT SUPPORTERS.
n AIDES "HOME GUARDsP

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Il perfect stUuion Institution 1t unites the Cor
set Shoulder Brace AntiL LAGER AID SkirtSupporter
IN one beautiful article Of Wearing Apparel
The "ConBtitution must be Preserved" wh3eheve-
~ Lady says can bo by wearing these Waists,
TRY THEM-PRICES REDUCEDI
FOR sale by-FREEMAE & KELLOGG, 2i7 Superb
or-St Mrs PORTER, Milliner, "a Seneca-St., HOW.
ER & HIGBEE, 237 Superi0r-St., Mrs. HARVEY, 52e
6t CIair-St and at Wholesale and Retail BY the Pro-
nrletors and Manufacturers IBl Ontario-St,l (over
HoOFs'e Auction Store) Cleveland, Ohio.
gB-Waists Made to Order. 49, .-
BB-Ststs and County Rights foT sale.
HOHRIS & SHEFFlELD.
H4-We will prosecute all persons who mike the
Waists or make the Braces without authority from
y, anglo
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MEDICAL.

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TRIESEMAR !, and J, ara protected b Roy
ai Letter1 Patent OF England, and secured By the
Seals OF the Ecole de Pharmaeie do Paris and ths
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna
No. One Is invaluable for Exhaustion, Spermstor
rh9a and ell physical disabilities.
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diseases that have heretofore been treated by the nau
ssou1 and peruicious use Of copaTis and cuDeo5.
No. Three hes entirely suppRnted the injurious use
Of mercury, thereby insuring 70 the sufferer speedy
relief dispersinR all impurities, snd roofing out the
venom Of diseases.
TRIEsEHAB, Nos. and ., are preparations in the
0rm Of Lozenges devoid Of taste and smell, and can
and divided into separate doses, as administered ey
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HoKR rEsFINON1

Mr.. III. b. KIEasLEI-Desr Sir: We feel
We owe 70 the public, 20 state that MARSHALL
icon Is a medicine invaluable Tor complain
under the head OF emale Diseases. We
your GrRfenberE Medicines and have bes
benefited thereby, 50 much 80, that were
double, We would have them. To tt- 49,
our sex who are suffering IRON weakness,
recommend tho Cathoiicou a. a surs pfnace1l-
strength 70 the system and enables each Of 4
Of the body 70 perform their appropriate q 2
Miss o. SWORN
Mrs. W. CARTE
Mrs. +. =. VIZ
Medina, March J, 81.
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The
CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE

INV LID,
A CAUTION TO TO0NG MEN
who suffer from Spqrmatorrh@a Nervous Debility,
Premat re Decay, Etc. supplying at the sumo time
The 1lenns OF Se Cure. ~ one who has cured
hIm-eli auer being put 10 great eXren-e and injury
thnIugh medical humbug and Quackery.
9B-BY enclosing posi paid addressed envelope
single copies may be had Of the au'hor.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,
decsdtWis.f2g Bedford King On, n Y.