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Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-10

Hrp-W I'm. {. ldiiugS, about whose sale
ty some anxiety has been felt, writes that
he went through the Nurfrcesboro fght
without receiving scratch.
Ey-Whecllr 4 Wilson, the Sewing
Machine makers. 70i Chesuut St, Phiad.
will send a neat i'rle Pocket Almanac to
any one sending them blue stamp.
sas-Lossire's History says that "aimost
,lerca h,us4ai victims were carried
ashore during the Revolutionary War,
from the English prison ships 1.-THE "Jer-
sey" and others anchored near New
York. These victims were Wings, cap
tured by the British and Tories, and for
their love of Liberty ipcarcereted in the
Libby prisons" aud tobacco warehouses
OF that day.
Esy-A late editorial Of the London Times,
which has been Systematically hostile to
us ever since our troubles began, condemns
the rc'aliatory message of Jef. Davis, and
tells the following truths, which are de-
MED ny half the Democratic papers in the
North pretending loyalty: "The South
should remember that they were the first
to draw the sword in this quarrel; that
they rose against an established Govern
ment in the exercise of its legal fuuctlons
that they obtained, by the agency of trai-
tors in that Governtnent, a considerable
supply of arms and money, aud that that
Union which they seek to dissolve is, as
events have proved, the dearest wish of
every American heart"
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-10

Gen. Magruder, on the fourth of
January, proclaimed the port Of Gal
weston open to commerce but Com
modore Bell, United States Navy,
issued a proclamation on the Goth,
declaring Galveston, Sabine Pass, and
the whole coast of Texas under actual
blockade, and warning all vessels
from trading therein under penalty
of capture.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-10

CHICAGO, Feb. "A special dis
patch from Cairo says that the steam
er Adeline has arrived from Nicks-
burg. The L. 5. ram Queen Of the
West ran the blockade on Monday
morning at daylight. One hundred
heavy seige guns were opened on her
and as she steamed past a rebel
steamer also opened fire on the Queen
Of the West. The latter replied, and
crippled the rebel steamer. The
Queen was under fire three quarters
of an hour.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-02-10

HYMN BoohS-fresbyterlan. Methodist
and l.gihelsn.at FORESTS.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30
4 wen wrltten Document.


The following letter, addressed to rebels
beyond The lines, Who have been importun-
ing the United States authorities for favors
10 the way Of food and necessary supplies,
win be read with interest. Il is terse,
original and to the point and from the
pen Of the Proves, MarshAl Of Port Hud.
son, Captain E. D. slrunk
PRovosT MAEsHkL's OrTIcr, Aug. 10.
70 fhe Citiztns Outside he Raes
Il gives me pleasure 10 call your atten-
tion 10 the demands Of the country, and. A
I view Il, the object Of the United States
army.
lie answer 10 your various letters, call
ing for food and protection, let me INQUIRE,
hrsL who are you, and 10 what deed OF
loyalty can you point that you demand q
dividend Of our daily Fations The coun-
try demands Of all It's citizens obedience 10
Law and order. lts armies will protect all
within our lines and are endeavoribe, as
fast 40 possible, 10 repleniBh from the
wardrobe Of Liberty aud Union the latter
% garb Of rebellion and treason. That
done, you will fatten by your own industry.
The experienced misery Of which you COM
plain Is the result Of your own Wiekedness,
and is easily removed. But until YOU are
taught from sober thought, or the keen
edged sword, that rebellion is treason, and
Liberty and Union mean q faithful obsdi-
enee 70 the laws Of the United States, your
miseFies viii attend you.
Our armies are here 10 SIGHT, and not 10
feed lie enemies. Lay down your arms.
return 10 your various pursuits Of life, and
be industrious, lRW-abiding citizens, and
you vii fnd ample protection. But until
you do, you need none.
Z. D. g., Provost MArshal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30
Von11511I5W h. VaIIa1digh1T,,

Ths year is47, ss We have before shown,
was one prolific Of declarations Of Demo
cratic faith which widely and directly
differ from the doctrines to which that
party adhere now. The Democrats now
claim the right 70 abuse the AdministTa-
tion, and embarrass The Government upon
the plea that the war is not being conduct
ed ConstitutiOnslly. They did not think
50 then. In the Ohio Statesman Of Janu-
airy II, 1s4s, srepublished the proceedings
Of Democrats meeting held at Dayton,
Montgomery county, on the 18th Of De-
cember, to appoint delegates to the 9Th Of
January Convention. At that meeting q
committee Of Eve was appointed to draft
resolutions expressive Of the sense Of the
Democracy Of the county. C. L. VAL
LAEDIGHAM, Chairman, James Brooks,
Geo. W. HOuek, ". J. NJ. Bachelor and
Daniel Tucker were appointed said COM
mitlee.
Mr.. VAllandigham made the report,
which was adopted. Here is one Of his
resolutions verbatim, italics and all, just
as It stands in the Statesman:
ResoIVed, That whatever opinions might
have been entertained Of the origin, neces-
sity or justice, BY the Tories Of the ReVolu-
ti0nary War, by the Ftderalists Of the late
war with England, or by the Wings and
Abolitionists Of the present war with Mex
leo, the fact Of their country being engaged
in such war ought to haze been sufficient
for them, and to have preeluded debate en-
that subject till successful termination
Of the war; and that, in the meantime, the
patriot could have experienced no difficulty
in recognizing his place on the side Of h'
eeuafTy, snd could never have been induo-
ed TO yield either physical OF moral aid 70
abe enemy
Contrast that With the present position
OfC. L Vallaudigham and his party, and
then comment ss the occasion requires.
win the speakers at the Democratic
mesting to-day, give us their opinion Of
that resolution.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30
nId YnIInndInhnm Ad,l.e In,n.lnn


Numerous proofs have been presented
to show that Vallandigham invited and
urged invasion Of the North by the rebel
armies. To those which have already
been offered, the following testimony is
added. The author has been in the
service, and ia vOuehee for by the Capital
City Fact as 80 gentleman whose strict
integrity is beyond question :"
RIoHsoED, Ind, Sept, II, 1868.
" The question has been raised as TO
whether or not Vallandigham advised the
rebels 10 invade the North and feeling
that anything tending 10 settle the ques-
ton should be made public ] send you the
following statement:
ain cavalry fight at Duck river, Ten
nesses, July 2, 1868, Colonel Webb, Of the
Fifty-frst Alabama regiment (rebei) was
mortally wounded. l was st that time
Acting Brigade Surgeon Of the Second
Brigade, Second Division, Cavalry Corps,
and was ordered by Major General Stan
ley 10 visit the Colonel, who was in q
house beyond our pickets this was in the
night to see II be could be brought into
our lines. remained with him about two
hours. AZ this time he could talk without
trouble. Knowing that be received Val
landigham WHEN he Was conveyed into
the Southern line ! asked him several
questions about the celebrated Ysllandig-
ham.
Among other things be said that Vallan-
digham stated that the South was conduct
ing the war in wrong manner; that
they should make Chic and India the bat
tie fields, instead Of allowing the North
to invade Kentucky and Tennessee, and
that IL their army Wo1ld invade these
States they would meet with 90 many
friends, and receive 80 much aid, that the
Administration would be forced TO submit
10 g separation Of the States.
"The Colonel made these statements 10
me freely. He was a very intelligent Of
hoer and died in two or three days after
wards.
Believing this 10 be one link in the
chain Of evidence, I send Il 10 you.
Truly J. R. WEST"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30


The Dayton Empire is the home organ
Of c. L. Vellandighsm, and therefore look
ed upon as 3 sort OF leader Of the yallan-
digham party. Moreover, the Empire was
suppressed by Burnside at the time Of the
rebel riot which destroyed the Journal Of
that city. The Empire xas revived, and
Is splitting forth venom by the daily dose
Il may be Of interest 10 sec what manner
Of man he is who writes he force Demo-
cratic articles in that sheet. Ats Union
nsetieg held in Dayton on Saturday night,
2. s Young, Esq, stated that the editor Of
the Empire is one George Baber, who for
merly published the (rehell Nashville Re-
publican Banner" which advocated sects-
sion and rebellion a. strongly rs any paper
OF the South. Mr.. Young read extracts
from the Banner Of February slh, 1862, In
which the men Of Tennessee we're appealed
10 10 hy 10 arms In defence Of the State
and Of the rebel flag, and in which Il Is
said "Ths United States Is 4 thing Of
the past and can never exist again. The
Confederate States and the Dis united
States are things Of the future and can
never live together" And on February
18th, the editor spoke Of " that iend IN hui
man shape, whom we call Lincoln"
What must be the hypocrisy OF those who
profess TO seek "the Union as It was and
yet fad their most valuable fellow-workers
In such rebels rs this man Baber.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30
wYNKOOP's ICELAND PICTORIAL

Diseases Of the Threat, Chest and Pulmonary or
Elna are ever prevalent, tusdlnus and daurlrous.-
Ihe properties Of mefIcine % lilrsialn. cur1 and
u7ro1t these cumplaintat aust b. pectqlluf Auo-
uJue aud lnFlEurkting l1caentur tne mnrul a ths
thru91 and i'm par1irg lone % tha eufrr ~ llu- Ne
discovery IN meical science mastered ihil cis
o. diseEles IKE D. Mynknop's icalaud keciort- -
= usd Nth The most agtoui hing results IN 81
o. hronchitls, lnlueula. Whoapug Coush, Diptha-
ria or futrid sore fhrlat, Asthma. Cr1uu. Cuuqha.
Colds, Nervous Debility, &C.
The Rev. }. J. Poiterosrtihss. e. that I have used
Dr.. Fuknupa focfnE1I Tor several gHarI uFaalf and
IN my family. for lagufo Pclmuuarr Cumrllinfa and
nave recoTa mcudfd 10 % many oihers, aud have
er saon its equal" Rev. J. J. PuIEER7
hs=c1ifn. n. r.
Hundreds and thousands Of im9orisut testimonials 9
could Be- rrudnce, showing ita ramar a1e curos arc
hat g NtFEa rAfs % q csmpns1d oi rura icalaud
Moss, tam Of Giicad, Peruvian halsau. Elecam pane
Domirny, Burdls B. sEd ether iuValuatiu pecturaui
and tonic inaredienta. 10 d harmleEl. prompt and
aaung. lnvsids aud sufferers celnof niurd - ncE-
ect triai. E7crT family shIulh have &C. 10 8 ~
mari able iqr 0rguP tuu doerigiionl Ircculrlrud-
atlons sud dire ti1n1 accom- pauT each huitl-.
80 Prepared By DR.. O. ID. WTNEnoF, aud roli b.
b'S BAeNEs Co. n. \. iulTi0-EEooH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

December n, 1881.
W. n. aRE9a A Oo-Genta; freely give you ilb-
artY 20 make Of the following gertncate OF the
value Uonatiution Water, which can recommend
10 the highest manner;
ny win, Who wAa attacked with pain IN the uhOnl'
ders whole length 0f the back, and In eer hg with
painifsfinn Of the Heart attended with Failing Of
the Womb DyHmanorrhai, and Irritation o. the Bad.
der. ! called q physician, who attended her about
three months when he left her woraa than he found
her. then employed oug Of the best physicians
could md who att8nded her for about nine months,
and while she under his care she I'D rot Hunef
quiia a. much pain helnallI gave her ~ and said
Cher case vas iucurn5le.' "EOrt" said hoi aho hna
such combination Of com plants, that medicine Civ
on Tor one operatoa aaainat other Oi hnr dcul
tios" About this time Hhg commenced the use OF
C1nrftutlou Water, and % onr utter hetoniahment,
siuoat tho nrHt dose seemed have the desired o.
foot and she kept ON impruving rapidly under its
treatment and nov aupbrinionds entirely her do
r1a1fic aHarB sha has mot taken any % thu Oon1ti
tuition Watur Tor about iOur week., and W are haEg
% taY that q haa produced Rerin1neat cure
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30
PROPOSALS.
To Contractors.
OrrIcs Or ASSISTANT QUARTTRMAsIEB,

OTFIcs or ASSISTANT QUARTTRMAsrEB.
Csnr OLEvELAsu, o., sept. p, 20.
& EALED PRO POS A L $
- will BE- rucsigod unti Tires O'Clock ,. n- Thrrs-
daT tho sth Of October, i51 iur furn zhihg Forage
for the use of the Army, a. Camp Cleveland, ohio
viz.
sirtY-thros (s1l tons Of Baled Timothy Hay,
thirty thrse hundred and seventy i've q SOD bushels
of Oats Tho furt going articles ~ b % good mnr-
ehantabls aliiy. They must b. delivered In Can
Cleveland the Government stables. ~ such 9TH
er place IN Ciovoltnd, ohio, a. the undersigned maY
designate.
rIoplaiti0uH muHt state the eualiT offered, and Be
accom- panied b. guarantee ~ two raarrugiblo per-
sons that the party will fulfill the contract u aWard-
ed 10 him.
Writtga Contracts will b. entered into. and Con-
tractors required % give bonds Tor the faithful per
f0rmancr 90 fhe Contract.
Payment uili be- made up the compilation OF ihe
contract soon tnfraa af - funds arc received
lcr that purpose The uudera Vned reserves ihe
rleht % rritct any or all bids thai may Be deemed
too hfgh
Proposals 90 b. addressed 20 tho undersigned 81
Cleyoiahd Ohio, and endorsed 4" Proposals for For
age. BASIL l.. HFhhabEkt
aspi7gil9 Oaptsin ard A. q NJ.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

nARTITION NOTICE.-Rausom Heath,
guardian Of I.ucola Heath, and Martha Fig,
uers, Lucela Heath and Martha Figuers VIII
take notice that petition was hled against them
on the ed day of September, A. y. lsd3, In the
Court Of Common Pleas, within and for the
county Of Cuyahoga, hyJ. T. Raymond and Ma
~ j. Raymond, and is nov pending, wherein said
j. +. Rayrnond and May ] Raymond demand
partition Of the following real estate, to-Wlt; The
lot situated on the northoastcrly corner Of Bridge
and YORK streets, IN the City Of Cleveland, eoun-
ty Of Cuyahogn, and State Of Ohio, being thirty
seven feet front on Bridge street, and running
back Of equal width one hundred and thirty-seY-
en- feet on York street, and that AZ the next term
Of said Court the said ]. r. Raymond and Mary
J. Raymond will apply for an order that Partition
may g. made Of said premises.
PALMER a DENNIS,
Attorneys for
j. r. RAYMOND,
septZ8-Ga1Z3 MARY J. RAYMOND.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

One Of the street orators At the recent
Ysllandigham mass meeting at Tiffn,
says the Tribune, declared that the SOL
diers in the army we're Lincoln DOCS"
That's she way these men love the sol
diersl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30
The Chief Attributes Of Manhood all

The Chief Attributes Of Manhood aEs
frequently lost or suapandod By nal praeiioa aAd
0ious habits that will Inevitably lad 70 hsfsdiiazy
dissaze unless checked in time haad ht tiuihs ia1
doEn IN thu troafiss ''HUHAh FRAfbTa or FHTs
i0LoalcaL REarAHuHEs" IL b elatofaialT inustra-
I'd Eith e0iorsd suErafiuas ana Eiil odnvines tst
most hardened and uHcun0urned, 81 Wail ~ rulisss
tho minds oi the most de-Dlu.ing, ~ la.dinE hen
IN the rsht channel ior relief q boiilT and msuia
agony and despair.
Nal-3old by Dr.. BaEagW, ~ bleockHr-it., n. Z.
Price Is ounl. Heuf fToa GrarYW haf1 taa aFurtlla
mout of % Irialunlsr'' iu another cuiunns
sold alao bT Q. ". OLAhK, DruzEist, Olsyolaad.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30
READ-READ-READ.


Dr.. Wm. n. GREaa-DeaT Sir In February 1851,
vas AFFLICTED with the aurhr diabetes and for months
I passed more than two gallons OF Rater In twenty
four hours. Obliged 10 get often a. ten "
twelve times during the night. During the month Of
July, ISL I procured two bottles Of Oonatitution
water, and IN two days after using u oNperiencod
rslaf and after taking two bottles Z was entirely
oura1, soon after regAining my usual health.
EOarI truly, J.Vs L. DHWIFT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30
IORNINGLEADER
IlNInN sTATR TICKET.


Fur Gorarnar-JOHN BROUaH, Cuyahoga County.
Liclt GoF.-CHAs. ANDERSON, Montgomery %
fun. Judre-Hu1 n HuEfEE, Fairfield %
aufitor 81 state-JAnEs n. GODMAE, Marion %.
Ir.1s uf slato-G VOLNET puRG 81, Miami 70.
20 Pub MurkH-IED N BARHEaE, Highland %,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30
Mothersi SIofhsrsH sIofhersln

mOtheFsI MotnerzH mOthefBlh
Don't iall 10 procure Mra. WIEaLOWB suUTH
ING sTRuP Tor CHILDREN TEErHiEa.
This valuable prpparaiiou !. The pfsaririo of oni
Of The best Tomaie rhFsicians and auuaa 10 NJ
United stsea aud haa bosu uaad or ihriJ ysars siu
nuTur faing 81 riF AMI sucoaas b. millions q moth
sra and childrsE Tuu thu iesnle Infant u vel
oii 20 ths aduif u uoi ouiy rlieFu ihs child iron
pain, bat iavisoraies The stomach sai bowels. ear
reefs acidi ani sivps tone and suergy 70 ths shoi
system. ~ uiil aiuaolt iasfantlY ralisge
CHIPPING IN THE BOWELS AED WIHD uOLfl
We believe the Hosi AMI surssi Ramody IN a
World, IN al oa'es of iyloutssy and Disrrbssa
Children, uhathsr u arises Ttsihias, cr frua
any other aua.
ng-Ful dirpctiona ior uaius Eili ssconbsnI s.cl
bottle. Noaa Eouuiua uniczs tha iac-simia of Ouu
lis PEEktAa, Nov Nort, n on the urappsr.
os-soid hy 80 Medicine uuslsfs frinoip 81 Omas
a DuT-3t.. haE YORK.
Price oHiy - tents per Bottle.
maya llEl .dHala
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

For sanatnr-sAMuEL W LLIAMS0E.
esaufafiFn1-UH AELES n. BABCoCk. AAAk-
fAH EFEunFT, G. b LOCKWOOD.
fsanlucn Fieas judge HORACE F0UTE.
Private fudFo-- DANIEL 2. rlLDEN.
O1unty rruaNurar---H- =. NHtrrLEsEl
Carf l4lllnf1n Hiess--- FREDERICK J. PRkhIlne
pr1sacuflnr Aifnr y---CilAkLkS " PALMER
Csgnfr Conmisslo1er.---IuHN BAkkUM.
finruuar-h. ~ PRENTICE.
uuuulT arrseYur---M. KNAPP -
CifF 1nafinas of the peace-DANfab STEPHAN,
IHEnEnIuE A. nL-.Nn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30
stoas in he BldSdeS, CaleulBI, GraVel, BTtsk
DtlIf Deposit aHd Auetii or Aiiky
DiehGrgsI after UfiBafihg.

Disease occurring frGm and Inc same cause viii
Do entirely cured by the Constitution Mater n tAkou
I0r any length ot time. The dose should vgrT with
tha severity Of the disease frum twenty drQpa 70 q
soaapgonful three times day, IN water. During the
rnasags of the Calculus, the pain and urgent sgmD-
toms should Be comhated with tho proper remedies,
above directed.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30
Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

This ia the most Delighted and srirsofdinary arii
sls ever discovered Il changes tho burnt f.os
and hands 70 poafiy saiiu ie1tuFs oi sshinE boan,
y, imparting The marble purify Of Jeptk. aLd tha
DIsTEoUE appoeranoe Inviting IN ihs eiT bais q
iAahion. 1t removes tah, reoki, pinplea and rough
nssa from tho skin, leaving tho compisnlon frtsh
Transparent and smooth. N contains material IN
furious 10 tho skln. Patrsniznd By ACTRESS and
Opera Singers. 70 Ia what sgsry Lady should hsEs.
u8-sold EVurTWhsro.
DENAs g. BAHNEs a 90,
Geneul Aaeul,
r..f-r rfaa rnn A. "a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30
DyTaarAea, or Pai9fBl KsHstgratiOH, Osd
IN MsHorrhagia or PTofss Flogia0.

Both diseasas arising from faulty secretion Of the
menstrual luid-in The one case bging Zoo little, and
accompanied By severe pain and The other too pro-
iuao secretion. which will BE- speedily cured By the
Constitution water.
That disease known ~ lALLfaa % THH WoHhi
uhich d the result Of q relaxation Of the gamouta Of
that orrau and ls known hG sonsn q henVinoa1 and
draRgua palms Ia tho back aud Sides and at timoa &C
com panied b. sharp lhcinaling or shooting pains
through tno partl Wiii in ali caaos, be removed by
thu madiciuos
There iB another clau % ympt0uB arising from In
afTArug uF rHl Wonh, which phygiciana call her
v0usnsss, which W0rd covers ~ much Ignorance and
uiue cllaia out 0f ten the doctor does Dot roallg
Eauw uhatheF the ~ mptuma arc the disease, OF the
diaaso The n ptoms. We can only euumeratg ihou
here. speak mote particularly of Cold Feet, fapl-
talon Of the Heart, Impaired Memory Wakufuuaaai
Eashos oi Heat, Languur Laauiiudo. and Dimnasa Of
Vhiond
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

A MEXICAN WATCHES
At ooWLEs. "L0ok out for the lions"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

A EHIEuD IN HMED-TRI II. .
d. BUossd tnfALGiBLl LlHIH 1HT = rrspall
IEon ne rsoips q Dr. stlDhuu 1ssSi. q 0nnaotia
NJ ssi bols suttog aai hna beaE H1ai ia his pFsi
de- for the last tEsztT years With ths most aIionI
lng nnccau. A. an ariarnai remady y = ulthoui \
rival, and VIII Alleviate rin more fpfedI ifan 80
ether rraraFetiuu. fdr al hhgunnffc ard HaTFcg :
Disorder a = truly luiallltlaI and - curative ha
10fas, wounds, hgFuina. nrEiGolt tc., ll 1uuthinI
healing and powerful atreug ifoniuR qlolltil17 81
eta The Just wonder and altuniahu ai Al etn ~
ever given n = trial. Over tour hund-ld oertiidata
oi rslnafkabla rerurlsd b. IS within ~ ias
iEo yeazas etiast 2 lha ia1l- STRONG Ara1ltfqll
Agents for UaFnlaud. dacll.iiaoudaHilll1
BEHr FgEE A
For tha Beuedi Of Hervoua enfur-
arH The MhHnlhG VOICE. on
Haii-Uuro q u8hiilfy, Cuu1umBtion
Premature Decay Lna1 oi hrmorTt A. D. aform
"u1rfnr. Enclosing STAMP, anlfnI
D. "A. WBLLlNGTOH. H1liun, Ma.l.
PREVENTION uEFTEK FHAF CURE.-nt
nsu french saia e tha ollT articin dFrr floummsnd
"a b. the Medical Profession aafn and aunn Pre-
gantlFa. Hampial sens affEff cuHCEatnD, % ans'
afffann. on rnfrlui n gtarnu. daFH' 10
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30
EDUCATIONAL.

CLEVELAND FEMALE
sEBIEK ARW
WIN commenco a. Tenth school Year %
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2iths issl.
rAOBbTr
b. N. HAHfuhD, >. NJ Principal.
teafsrsNra rs HrauLfH c1aaar AED s0FrEEuraFi
- hALL,A. mfa- hAkAn 4. HALL,
Mis- n B. snTmOUH, Mim JENNIE n MOODY
AaaIsFtETl fa EKfnas
Mona q VAlbLa Mt, frrurh.
Prof 1NU Uhukkhhk, luIirumduill n huElc.
Prof q D. AbLEN, Nu-El Hueic.
MrH SWAIN, nuIic and German.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30
CONSTITUTION WATER,

hch gives thoaa organs tia 20 their healthy
tone and vigor We are aho 20 state that Oonst-
tutlon Water has cured ever oaau Of Diahstea In
ahie It has been given.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30
STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS,

comprising everything that Il 6ssifnble Our stock
has besn purchased within he inst three weeks Whon
Geld saa at the very lowest prfmtum, thrs enabling
ua 20 sell At los pr'cns than tauio Ohio have old
ttocks b. average down aud hoat along.
We resp cifullY ask lcr early iRyoIilRation, At
Wh Ch time above facts will be fully demOustra-
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