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WAsHINGToN, Oct. Il.
Passengers from the front to-day report
that yesterday there was heavy skirmish-
ing to the right, while in the center aud
on the left there was enly occasional pick
ct firing, by which one man was killed.
1t is reported that Gregg's division Of
cavalry which had Sc Verely contested the
fight at White Sulphur Springs on NOR
day, with large cavalry force, supported
by infantry and artillery, was obliged to
fall back, in consequence of not being
supported properly by the infantry, and
lost number Of men; ;lmong whom were
fifty of the first New Jersey cavalry.
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GRAND CELEBRATION OF THE UEIoH VIC
ToRY.-A meeting was held last evening, at
the Atheneum, to make arrangements for
grand celebration of our glorious victory, on
Saturday night, weather permitting. c. L.
Russell was called to the Chair, and E. H.
Witter was appointed Secretary. The fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed general
Committee of Arrangements: W. P. FOgg,
Captain J. Ellsworth, Lieutenant NJ. A.
Hanna, John N. Sterling, Jr., Oscar A.
Childs, Major J. D. Palmer, David Price, H.
P. Weddsll, o. H. Perry, Leonard Case, Jr.,
and C.. L. Russell.
The following sub-committees we're ap-
pointed, who will have charge of tbs details
in their several departments
On Finance-A Stone, Jr., Charles Watson,
P. Thatcher, Jr., q. J. BraytOn, Leonard
Case, Jr.
On hUitations-H. NJ. Cbspin, N B shsr-
win, John Coon. 0. II. Perry, D. A. Dangler,
J. c. Grannis.
Gu Deeorutiozs-M. A. Hanna, J. NJ. ster-
ling, Jr, Albert Il. Massey, E. A. Ham
mOnd, A. Theme, Thomas Gregory, 0. A.
{ nds.
On Transpareneies-Captain J. Ellsworth,
Thomas Jones, Jr., J. S. Tascott, P. Diemer,
George Hewlett, John Huntington.
On Fireaeorts, Lamps, efc-W. P. FOgg, D.
Stephan, G. ". Calkins, George May, C. L.
Russell, Daniel Reynolds.
On Musie-H. P. weddell, D. Price, E.
HessenmulIer, G. Plasman.
On Salaes-Captain F. W. Pelton, ]. R.
Sanford c. H. Babcock
MarsLals-ColoneI W. H. Hayward, Amos
Townsend, Major J. D. Palmer
The above Committees are specially re-
qussted to meet this morning at o'clock, at
the general Committee Rooms, in Atwater
Block. These rooms will be open every day
and evening during the week, as general
headquarters,
1t is expected that every township and
village in CuyahOga and the adjoining cOun-
ties are hereby urgently invited to come in
with torches, transparenoie5, banners, and
music, and join il the procession. Secretary
Chase, Governor BrOugh, and Governor Tod
are confidently expected to be present.
c. L. RUSSELL, Chairman.
E. Il. WHITE, Secretary.
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NY. STOCK mARKET-Oot. IA.
BUFFALO aIARKRT-Oct, "a.

FlSur-Market dull, and nothing
Wheat-Marketd dull. Sales at &, 1901 90 for Obi
cago Spring 81, rs for No Milwaukee Club and red
v inter.
,Corn-Market dull and heavy. Sales at SIC to ar
rive; So on spot.
Oats-D Dull.
Wbisky-Dull.
Unchanged.
ImpOrts-l,9OO bis flour, l3I 600 bushels wheat
q, 90 bush corn, - bush oats.
ExPOrIs-s0O bbls 5ur. $4,000 bushels wheat,
81, 900 bush corn, S4,UOO bush oats
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A Big THIEG.-Mr. NJ. A. Cleveland, Of
WillOughby, deposited on our table yester-
day a ga potato as is a pOtatO'-cide
SetchelI. 1t looks as though it would sub
sist family for week-yes even an Irish
family. 1t weighs one pound and four
ounces. We regard ourselves as secure from
starvation for six months to come, even in
these eheckered times.
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NEBRASKA RLECT. ION.

OMAHA, Oct "a.
The election yesterday for. members Of
the Legislature, as near as can be ascer-
tanned at present, standH as follows: House
27 Union, u Democrats; Council, 8 Union,
. Democrats. Union Territorial Auditor
and Treasurer elected no opposition.
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THE CENSORSHIP OVER THE TEIE-
GRAPH REVIVED.

NEW YORK, October "a.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Commercial states that for some reason
certainly not because there was any bad
news to be suppressed-the War Depart
ment yesterday resumed its old censor
ship over the telegraph and forbade the
Transmission of intelligence bearing
either upon the rebel or Federal situation
in Virginia.
1t is true that the evening papers have
published that Meade was falling back on
Washington, pursued by Lee in large force,
and it is equally true that these papers, if
they contained any improper matter, are
only three or four hours ride from the enc
my, SO the discrimination made between
them and the distant press is hardly un-
dsrstood.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BREWERS NoTroE.-Owing to the ad-
vance in the price of barley and hops, the
Brewers Of the city of Cleveland have been
obliged to advance the price Of ale 81 90
per barrel.
Hereafter the price will be as follows {:
Present Use, or Xxx, Ss 90; Cream, 50 90 ;
Stock OF Xxx, $40 90 per barrel.
octI5:l2O
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NEW ADvBRTIsKMENrs.

O. A. Read q Co. Bankers-Gold. S liver and Cor
pons Bought and Sold, and Money Loaned.
John Ersler-Academy Of Music.
DR.. HuHter-Medical Infrmary.
Hover 6 Higbee-CloaRs, Oloakiug, &c.
St Clair-St. NJ E. Ohurch-Attachmen Notice.
Rob't Banra Co-For Lake Superior.
H B. Everett Fruit Farm for Ssle
Oowles-Ced Albums.
Attention, Co C.-Local Notice
Brewers Notice-Local n -tsce.
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MLIrAY NoTIoE.-Company B, Fourth
Ward, Second District, o. S. NJ, will meet
On the corner of Sooeille and Harmon streets,
on Thursday evening, October 18th, instead
of the Wigwsm, as that will be occupied.
By order of the Captain
JACOB GREVE, Captain.
S. D. HAINEs, Orderly Sergeant.
oat1l.1C0
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FROM TENNESSEE.
The Soldiers Vote at KnoxVillO--
Cleveland Boys all for
Brough,
ITO the Cincinnati commeroial.J

hHoNFhLki Octooef III.
l send the result of the election to-day
SO far as Governor is concerned-44th
Ohio, Brough 499-COmpany C. are all
from Dayton, but ali voted for Brough ;
Tooth Ohio, BrOugh 295, vallandighsm 18 ;
10th Ohio, Brough AIS, Yallandigham 4 (;
KOnkle's Battery, Brough 81; Shields
Battery, BrOugh 98. The above are from
the Brigade of Colonel S. A. Gilbert 44th
Ohio. The troops are anxious to hear the
result in Ohio.
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RAIrImnRr = "a ELFCTION.

BALTIl 'VLLNs UoLOber II.
The vote for City Coun eli, to-day, was
very light. There was no opposition ex-
cept few independent osn,ddatss- All
the regular nominees are eleete d, eTeePtin
the 11th and 2Oth WARDS, where lndepeRS-
ents are elected. All are Unconditional
Union men.
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SAN FRANCIsco, Uet n
The steamer Constitution sailed for Pan
ANA this morning with 100 passengers,
S4O8, 900 in treasure for lsngland, S247,-
900 for New York and S5I5 200 for Pana-
ma, the latter sum being shipped by
ROthschilds agents and supp osed to be part
Of a general arrangement 70 T paying the
French troops in Mexico.
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HOME anufacture-Parson's Inimita-
Bile Camphoraled DentitriCe. sept23-R2
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FOR THE l03RD.-Lieut Levi L Seo6eld
will leave, on Monday next, for East Ten
nessse, and will carry all letters for the
1O3rd Ohio Infantry, or the 18th Ohio Bat
terry, which may be left at Euclid Place.
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CIV. CRowELL s Co. have just COM
Pleted g splendid regimentaI flag for the
4Ist regiment 0. V. l., ordered by B. B.
Woodbury., of ChardOn, to be presented to
this regiment by the citizsns of
Geauga county. The name of the regi-
ment is on the center stripe in silver letters,
with the following inscription in gold under
meath: " Shiloh, April 7th, 1862 Stone Riv-
er, December 3Ist, 1852" Tho staff is sill
yer mounted, with tasseIs of gold bullion
aud gold fringe. The entire osst of the flag
is 500.
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"ORDER REIGEs IN WARsAW."-The
quiet of cur city for tho last month or so hes
been most remarkable. Accidents and fires
are almost unhesrd- of calamities, and rows,
riots, thefts, assaults, burgIaries, and crimes
Of tha. ilk have been like angels visits, if
only in their being few and far between.
The election Of Tuesday vas the quietest for
years, fact that seems all the more remark
able whom you remember that the campaign
which it culminated was beyond precedent
the most bitter ever held in the State. Our
Police Court does little else now. a. days than
to fine men dollar each for drunkenness.
Among the causes eff this remarkable calm
we cannot name all-is the efficiency,
care and energy of cur City Marshal, second
ed by his able staG of police officers. They
are terror to evil-dOers, and prevent many
g crime simply by their reputation for keen
ness and diligence Honor to whom honor
is due.
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Testilytng Of their own personal knORledRs o tha
benenoial shects and medical vrtuss Of the Bittar
From ReT- J. Newton Brown, D. D., Editor Of the
Encyclopedia Of Religious KnoWledge.l
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Patr
ent Medicines "a general through di5trust Of thei1
Ingredients and effects, yet know Of no sufficient
reasons Why man may not testify to the benefits be
believes himself to have received nom any simple
preparation, in the b. pc he may thus contribute 70
the benefit OF others.
do this the more readily in regard to HOohand's
German Bitterss prepared by DR.. q. n. Jackson. Of
this ctys because prejndiced against them for
~ang years, under the Impression that they were
- - Al alcoholic mixture. / am indebted to ny
s1ile1s vt Shoemaker Eq5, for be removed this
Hleh1 bo9e ~ar tests, and for encouragament TO
prel qdlce by pro-, AR from great and long oontin-
uet debility. The use Of IA. -sssut year Vss foi-
seIsl - lhe 9eglnning OF the p 70 degree Of
lowed BY evident relief and restorative SIT for giT
Doully A.id mental vlgor which had not H. ing.
ponths before, and had almost deapaired OF rsgal
therefore thaak God and my friend for directing ne
70 tis gse OF them. J. NEWTON BROWE
Phila&slPhia, June 3 1861.
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N. Y. mONKg MARKET-Oct. IA
icy TEIKaaAPH.

icy TEIEGAAPH.I
Money Market moderately active at 667 y cent
The great bulk Of the transactions were at the in
side rate.
sterling Exchnuge-Market frmer. Telling
at l696l6gH.
GOld-Narket frmer but quite unsettled OPEN
ing at g. declining to 52f, and closing firm at5l&
as.
Government Stocks-Firmer. United States
sixss Of lssI coupons lOS99lOs75 One Year Certf-
Gates e9ss.
State StOcks-Missouri Skies 67<: Tennessee
Skies So.
Exports ofSDecie-The stesmer to-day for L7v-
erpool carried out $4,000 10 specie.
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UNION Mass Meeting AT PAISEsv1LLE.-
A Union mass meeting will be held at
PainesviIle on Friday, October 10Th, to cele-
brate the Union triumph in our State. It
will be splendid affair. We are author
lied by George E. Paine, Chairman of the
committee Of arrangements, to announce
that Governor BrOugh and the Hon. R. P.
spauldiDg will speak
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IOWA ELFCTION.

DEs MONIES, October IA.
Twenty-six Counties give Stone 1888
majority. The only Counties yet reported
for Tuttle, sre Dubuque and Wapello,
which together give him LILO majority.
Stones majority viii probably reach
1900 or Is 900.
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CARD.-At a meeting Of the members Of
the Escsrt of Major General sigel from Erie
to Cleveland, on the visit of the General to
that city, on the l2th instant, it was unani-
mOusIy
Resolvea, That We give our hearty thanks
to the citizens Of Cleveland, and especially
to c. L. Russell, Esq, Chairman of the COun-
ty Committee, for the kind attentions and
courteous hospitality extended to us on that
occasion, which have placed our visit to our
sister city among oursmost pleasant memo
Ties.
Resofee3, That the above resolution be
publishd in the city papers Of Cleveland.
R. F. Gsggin, See'y.
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THE RELEE.

HALIFAX, October 13.
The Relee has several naval officers on
board on their way to England, for the
purpose Of bringing out some vessels
building there. She discharged here and
will leave for Dixie soon.
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WooDRoFFE's GLASS BLowERs.-The in
teresting and ingenious exhibitions of these
artists, are still drawing large crowds
nightly to Brainard's Hall, and no one who
attends fails to delegated with the novelty,
beauty and instfuctiveness of the perform
ances. The whole process of moulding,
blowing and working glass is made plain by
practical experiments. The most beautiful
and wonderful exhibitions ofskill are notice
able. The steam engine Monitor comes in
for frequeat admiring examination. Then,
too, all the beautiful ornaments made by the
troupe are awarded by lot to those in attend
ance, and the happy pOsSessOr of a lucky
number carries of with him beautiful or
ornament as a remembrance of the occasion.
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DDAD HoRsEs-Two dead hcrses-
dead, dead, decidedly dead"-Iie on the
fats on the road from the city to Camp
Cleveland. It is somebody's business to sbate
that nuisance. Whose
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OlIMIssOURI,

ST. LOUIS, Oct. IA.
Dispatches from the West state that
dShelby's rear was overtaken on Mon
sy near Bonneville and a running fight
was kept up for several miles resulting in
the death of many rebels.
On Monday night, an artillery fight oc-
CURED at Dugford in which the rebels were
defeated with loss of 20 killed. The
rebels then divided into four squads, one
going towards Lexington, another towards
Sedalia and the other two on the interven-
ing roads. General Brown is fighting the
sedslis squad, Phillips those going towards
Lexington and Major Lazar those in the
center. OOffey is reported badly wounded.
The rebels plundered everybody in
Bonneville and stole all the horses along
the roads leaving none for our troops.
4 dispatch from General Brown, dated
NashaIl, Saline county, Oct. 18th, says =
After Eve hours fight we have whipped
the rebels, capturing their artillery,
large number Of small arms and part of
their train, Wounding and killing large
numbers.
Dispatches say Browns force is pursu-
ing the rebels in all directions, but don't
locate battles. Our casualties unknown.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-15

DR. BETTELEY has removed to the Office
Of DR.. Blair, Erie street, first door south of
Euclid. AugustS:I23.
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Clergymen. Lawyers, Physicians,
and Citizens,

Testiiying Of their own personal knoEledEs ths
beneficial effects and medical Writes Of he BittsrI
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A great variety OF styles, from one to six
burners, suitable for Churches, Halls or dwell
lings.
Gas Chandeliers,
Agency Of Cornelius a Baker Of Philadelphia.
CoEl Oil Lamps.
All kinds, wholesale and retail.
W. P FOGG,
Corner ofsuperior and Seneca streets.
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HOOfland's German Bitters
VIII Cure EVER Case Of
VIII Oure EVER Case of
Chronic or RsrUOEs Dissass Debility, DiIssss
Of The RidneyI, and DiseGses GTiFiH1
from a DisoT9sTed Stomach.
ODsERVETHEFOLLoWINa SYMPTOMS
PARTIOuLAR NnTInE.

Lnsfe are many y1nreparatOn5 sold under ths nanl9
o. Blttersi Duz uyIn quart bottles, compounded o9
the cheapest whlskY or common rum, costing from %
% ~ Genus per Baont the tase d8guised b Ani8o or
Oor1ander ssed-
Tins class Of Bitter5 has esuEed and viii continue
70 cse as long as they can be sold, hundreds 70 die
the death o. the drunkzrd. By their use the system
y KEPT continually under the influence Of Alcoholio
Stmuees OF the worst kind, the desire for Liquor
created and kep up, and the result Is all the horrors
attendant upon drunEard'5 3 life and death
For teose who desire ana will have Liquor Bitter,
publish the folio wing recipe get one bottle HoOf
land Serman BiLte-s aud mix with three quarts good
brandy or whisky and the result viii be q prepara-
tiOn that will ar excel in medicinal virtues and true
eEeegnce any OF the numerous Liquor Bittsrs IN the
marEeti and will cost much less. You will have all
the Vtrtue5 OF Hooands Bitters In connection with
good article OF Liquor, at a much LEST price than
these Inferior preparations viii cost You.9
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R~ DR.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
ElectTopathy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
sia, Rheumatism. Scrolulas Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinsry Or
sans, and other Chrome diseases Reference
given 10 many formidable cases cured in this city
after other physicians had failed. See advertise
ment in another column. Office No. JIG, Seneca
street.
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ELMIRA, Oct. IA.
The vote Of the Ohio soldiers in the
Invalid corps here ct the Elmira Barracks,
was taken to-day, and it resulted in so
votes for Brough and for Vallandighsm.
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A BAD BREATH-The Greatest Curse the
human family is heir to. How many lovers
it has separated-how many friends forever
parted. The subject is SO delicate, your
nearest friend will not mention it, and you
are ignorant of the fact. To effect a redical
cure, use the d" Balm of Thousand FloWers 4"
as dentri6ce, night and morning. 1t also
beauties the complexion, removing all tan,
pimples, and freckles, leaving the skin soft
and white. Price so cents. For sale by
Strong and Armstrong, druggists.
EeDt22. 20 dy&vv-eow
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ATTENTION COMPANY C.-Every member
Of Company C are notified to meet this
Thursday evening at ~ o'clock, At Ma
tional Hall, in full uniform and white gloves
for inspeetion. octI5;12O
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STATE FAIK PREMIUMs-The Treasurer,
David Taylor of Columbus), of the State
Board of Agriculture has made arrangements
with the Second National Bank in Cleveland
formerly the Bank ef Commerce) to pay the
drafts for premiums awarded at the State
Fair. The drafts viii be issued by the Sec
retary at loo Bank street (Angisr House).
After that time application may be madeby
letter or in person at the Secretary's Office in
the State House in Columbus. sept2I:td
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FIVE FIRST PREMIUMS we're awarded TO
J. F. Ryder, at the State Fair just closed,
for the best Photographs of different styles of
finish on exhibition. sept22-I2I.
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aVeIHRgs aQTIqHs


Wholesale and Retail Newsdealer and Station
er, los Public Square, near Postofice, Cleve-
land, Ohio.
n. B.-Country dealers promptly supplied
Orders solicited. septz2:l3o.
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E. 4. WHITE, Secretary.

TaE BANNER WARD-The old Fourth
has covered herself with glory again. The
banner Ward of the banner county of the
banner State! The Fourth gives BrOugh
$50 mainritv.
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M A R N E.

POBF OF OLEvELAED, October "A,
KETERED.
Stmr May Queen, Mckay, Detroit
Prop Passaic, Mitchell, Dunk1k
Prop Araxes, Parsons Buffalo.
Prep Susquehanna. Webster, Buffalo
Brig Baltimore, Burton, Montreal.
Scbr Two Brothers, Savage, kingston
Schr Lewis Cass, Reynolds, Buffalo.
Schr Princess, Alexandra, Middleton, Kfurston
Sehr Il. J. Gibbs Scott Buffalo.
oLEARKD.
Str Morning star, Viger, Detroit
Bark American Lion, Jones, Milwaukee
BerK D. q. Foster, Baker, Port Burwsll
Brig Amazon, Young, Buffalo.
Schr Summit, ellison, 0swego
schr A. n MeDoDsld, Allen, Port Bowen.
Schr a. Buckingham, Young, Saginaw.
eehr North star, johnson, Port burwell
sehr VIM sharpe, Paxton, Chicago
Schr Lewis Case, Reynolds, Buffalo.
sshr WaRdersr, Peltopi Budalo.
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THE -OHIO STATE MTIJTIA

ACr-For sale at Wholesale and Retail at our
0fice, No IA SuperiorSt list Of prices T. dealers
and cory Of the pamphlet sent 70 any address, bV
return mail, on receipt Of the price-t0 cents Al.
dresa 8. & ]. FEATHARsTONB Cleveland, o.
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THURSDAY mORNING OCT. IS, 1868
FRAVkLKR's RKaIsFEE.

~ Citizens wishing conveyance to either OF ths
A2oEe Trains or Beats. VIII be called for By CoaohsS
o!5teYens' Omnibus Line, By isaviHg their addrp01
A. tho Omnibus O9oa, az superiorst. next door %
tbs Rsddsu House.
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~Rsmomsor that tasu. Bittsu-sa
ARE NOT ALCOHOLIC,
And Not Intended IS 3 Beverage.

the most Eminent
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HALL's Arnica Glycerne cures Chspped
Hauds, Face, Lips and Chafng. Price 25
cents, at Halls, No. Il Public Square.
Oct. I3
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due discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chill
dren, and rightful heirs ofalI deceased soldiers
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The following statement shows the daily receipts Of
-four and wheat at the aforementioned places on
OctOberg Q.
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WAETED-A young man to take charge
of a Morning Leader Route. Apply at the
Leader Office,
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abiedin the service, is entitled. Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
phan sisters, as they are severally entitled un-
Ter the law Also,
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WANTED.

WANTED-A SITUATION AS
w Foreman or SuperintendiDg the erection Of
Buildings, in any or sil their departments Gan
make detail drawings for thess Hsying ben en-
sRget Tor the last thhty in the recton Of both
Public and Pirate Bindings in this country, can
furnish satisfactory Credentials to character aud
capability- Ohio, or Western PennsylvRnia prefer
red Address X. 3 Meadville, oa ocie-I20