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IMPORTANT TO EzMALzs.
DR. CHEEsEMAN's Pulls.

DR. OH EESEm ANS PILLS,
Ths combination OF ingredients in these Pila an
the result a long and extensive practice They srs
mild IN their Operuti0n and certain IN ocrrectinR
Irregularities, painful Msnstruation removing all %
structi0ns, whether rom cold or otherwise hoadasha
pan in tho side, palpitatiOa OF the hoart Whitss III
Affections, Mysteries, fatigue, pain in TIA
baok and limbs, ao, disturbed sleep, which arissi
nom interruption OF nature.
D8. CHIBSBNAN'B PILLs
Ess the commencement OF new era IN thu irsatmsni
Of those irregularities and distractions, which hsF
consigned 50 many to = premature grave. No isnali
aan enjoy good health unless she is regular, and
Whenever an obstruction taksa DlaOs the rsnarsl
health begins 70 decline.
DR. OHEHsEMAN'S PILLS
rs the most eieetuaI remedy ever known for all con
plants PogClisr to Fsmales- To all classes thog ~
Invaluable, including, with certainty periodical rsa
ulArity. They are known to thousands, who haEs
essd thsm st different periods throughout the coun
try, having the sanction come Of the most sninsBi
Physicians IN AmeEica
EIplloit directions, stssing when they should NJ
bs rsod, with each Box. TIE price, sI,OO D6r BQ
containing irom 50 70 50 Pilla.
Pills sent BY mail, promptly, By rsmittins % ID
ProBFistpT. Sold b Druggists generally.
B. B. HUTOaIEcS, Propristor,
% CedAr-st., HsW York
~ Sold Wholesale and Retail IN Cleveland b
STRONG ARmBTROHd aprl3.soWIl2s
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We learn from one Of the most faithful
Of our State Senators, that, on last Satur-
day, petition Wes circulated in the Senate
Chamber for signatures, in behalf Of six
men from northwestern Ohio who had de-
serted from the army in Western Virginia,
were arrested, tried, and condemned TO be
shot for desertion.-Stafs Journal.
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An investigation in England as to per-
sons authority to change his surname, has
resulted in the discovery that any person
may change his name as often as he pleases
and when he pleases, unless 1t is for pur-
poses Of fraud. The Queens permission
may be obtained, if desired, and one may
obtain her permission to walk the streets,
but It is as needless in one case as in the
other.
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The Old Vermont Cough Remedy is war
rsntsd to cure Coughs Colds and all Diseases Of The
Throat, Chest and Lungs Price Is csuts Per bOttls
John =. Henry Co., Waterbury, Vermont, General
Agents. Sold BY D. s. Barnes, s02 Broadway, N Y,
and Strong q Armstrong Cleveland. novl5,ts9
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a FRlENp IH NEEp-FRY IT.

A FRIEND IN HEED-TRY II.
Or. SEeet'5IEFAlLLiIBLEL LIHIHENTlB b prepare
IRON the rocipeot Dr. sbsphsn Sweet Of OonnsctioF
the great bone SETTER and has been used in hi5 prl
tee for hs last twenty years with the most a8tons
ing success. As an external remedy Il Il WithoHls
rival, and viii alleviate pain more speedily than an
other PREPARATION. For all Rheumatic and Hervou
Disorders u i9 truly lnialDsi and as curative To-
sores, Wounds, SprainB, Bruises, &c, i8 soothing
healing and powerful strengthening propenaitie az
cite the Just wonder Gnd aSrOni5hment Of al who hay
given L q trial over four hundred cert6catel
Of remarkable cures performed bY it within the as1
two years, attest 70 this fact. Strong Armstrong
AEsnts for cleveland daol0altsoWdkWsR2t
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PROCLAMATION.
PROCLAMATION.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH A PRO
Il VISION Of the sixty seventh section Of an 'Act
to provide for the organization Of Cities and IcorpO-
rated Yillsges," passed May Cd, 1889, J, EDWARD =
FLINT, Mayor OF the City OF Cleveland, do herr By
Ward in said City to assemble Saturday. the 25h
day OF prl 1863 at the basement IN the School
House. Kentucky street. or before the hour Of ten
oclOck 10 the forenoon Of said day, ana then ana
there, befoIe six O'Clock P Of said day proceed to
elect one Trustee for said Ward for the unexp red
term. 10 fl the vacancy Ocossoned by the resi-. na.
tion Of I. U. Masters.
testimony wh-reOl, 1 have hereuntO set my hand
IL. and Affixed this Seal Of said City this 18th day
OF April, A. d. 1858. ADWARDS. FLINT,
aprl4:436 Mayor.
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sPERMATORHGA.
The Chief Attributes Of Manhood sre

Inc UhleI AttrlDutes OF Manhood are
frequently lost suspended by NAL practices and Vi
cious habits that will inevitably lead 10 hereditary
disease unless checked in time Read the truths laid
IoLOGIoAL RESEARCHES" 1t is elsborately illustra-
ted with oOloree engraEings and viii convince the
most hardened and uneoneerned, as we'll as relieve
the minds Of the most desponding, ~ leading them
in the right channel for relief OF bodily and mental
agony and despair.
Ss7sOld By Dr. BARRow, ls4 Blocker st., n. z
Price Is cents. ssat free eVsrywhsrs. See advertise
ment Of 81 Triesemar' in another column.
Sold also By G. ". CLARK, Druggist, Cleveland,
Ohto
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The smountof internal revenue received
up to Saturday was twenty-three million
dollars. Its increase is steady.
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PAPER MANUFACTORY.

CLEVELAND PAPER COMP'Y
-Manufacturers Of NEW6, BOOK and WRAP
Ping PAPER. Orders dllsd promptly.
W.TAHBoB AGu1f
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TREFsl TREEsII TRERslIl

GRAPE YINEsl GRAPE VINEsI
Ea-seIset your Trees with care and obtain the best
'O6sS mSFs7!sss y F.R. ELLIOTT.
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LAKE SUPERIOR STEAMERS.
LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.

THE SPLENDID STEAMERS
PLANET, METEOR, CITY or CLEVELAND,
1RANELLER, ILLINOIS, IRON CITY & NOBfH-
ERN LIGHT, will form the line from Cleveland and
Detroit TO all Lake Superior Ports during the season.
on the following days.
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sPEeIlI E0TeEa.


UFs - Il a III "A M
Member Of he Royal OOllsgs Of PEysieias,s
London, England; Graduate 9f
Records Hospital for
FEMALE DISEASES.
and constant attendant Of Paris. London, New Or
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten yesr
has opened his Once at the
johnson House, Cleveland,
where be viii be hsppy to meet all those Who are af.
hicted with subaeute and chronic diseases.
His treatment Is entirely different from the Old
plan, ard Is mild, eleae0us and effective. His med.
ioines are simply vegetable extracts aud oils, Ii
have never been used bat BY two other PHYSICIANS
America besides himself He has spent The gresaes
part Of bis life and thousands Of dollars In obtafnins
few secrets in his profession. BE tssts the Urine
for all forms Of disease No charge for giving Ell On
honest and true statement Of their case.
sPERMATORHGA
To YOUNG MEE.-He can prove % you ia q few min
utes that he Is the only physician you treated
with that cures this disease For every patient who
vii follow his directions, be will give One Hundred
made for consultation. Those at distance who Wish
% consult the Doctor may do 80 BY sending g small
vial OF urine D. mall with name, and age and he
viii answer and describe their cave and the biz
ity Of getting relief. by encluzing return posags
stamp mar3sisI
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LIST OF LETTERs
Remaining In the Cleveland Post OGlce
April Il, 1868.


S-All letters advertised are subject to an extra
charge Of One Cent. Persons calling for them VIII
please be prepared with the necessary change. -
sS-Ihe Once will be open at 75z A. NJ, and eloSe
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about three feet wide, were made on the
elst side of Fort Sumter, showing that our
FIRE was not altogether Intellectual.
The Monitors fred altogether about $50
rounds
The numerical weakness Of the land
force rendered their direct cooperation in
the attack imprscticable. Upon the navy
devolved the main share Of the work, and
all the fighting was done by italOne.
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DR, UHEEgENAN's PfLIg
- MANHOOD.

Just Published in Sealed EnVelope-prics SC.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical
cure Of Spermat0rrhosa, or Seminal Weakness InVsl
Marriage generally, Nervousness, Epilepsy and FitE
Consumption Mental and Physical Incapacity re-
sulting from Self Abuse, &C., by Robert CulVerWa
n. D., author Of the "Gresn Book"
"a BOON TO THOUSANDS OF SUFFERERs."
Sent under seal, in plain envelope to any address
post paid, on receipt Of SIX cents, two postage
P. o. Box a556. aprl:fi5
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FINANCIAL.

W. W. WRIGHT is paying 2 tO4
per cent. for Bank OF State
OfIndlana, and higher rates
for Geld Silver, Demand
Notes and Canada Money
than any other House In the City.
50 SUPERIOR sTEERT.
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For the Benefit OF Nervous Suffer
era. The WARNING VOICE on
Sell-Cu.e Of Debility, Consumption -
Premature Decay, Loss OF Memory, Ge., BY former
Sufferer. Enclosing stamp, address
D. Il. WELLINGTON, Boston, Mass.
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Who is general agent for the State Ohio % aSfs aSs

SSIGNEES SALE.-Pursusnt to an
IA order made by the Probate Court in the
matter of the assignment Of c. H. Robson in
ayor Of the creditors, shall expose for sale at
public auction at the door Of the Court House,
in said county, on the 10th day OF May, 1868, at
o'clock P. NJ, the following described lands and
tenements, to wit:
lst. The east u of southwest = Of section
NO 81, Township 76, north Of Range 25 west, in
Warren county, IN the State Of Iowa, being so
acres. Appraised at $3.50.
3D. The southeast = of the southeast u Of
section Ii, in Township 70, north OF range 26
west, being in the county of Dallas, State of
lows being 40 acres. Appraised at $50
Sd. The southeast 4 Of section % and the
northeast 4 Of the northeast 4 Of section q, in
Township 81, north Of Range 80 west, beng in
the county Of Calhoun, in the State Of Iowa, and
being 200 acres, Appraised at $780,
4th. The southeast 4 and south y Of north
east 4 dissection 10, and the west q ofthe south
west 4 and the southeast Il Of southwest Il Of
section 20, in Township ~, north Of range 80
west, and the east y OF northeast 4 OF section
Il i'll Township 80, north Of Range so west, be-
ing in Guthrie county, in the State Of Iowa, an
being 40 acres. Appraised at 81 800.
Terms cash. J. y. GRANNIS
Assignee Of c. II. Robson.
CLEVELAND, April Is, 1868. aprl5:439
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PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE-Tbs
French Safe Is the only article ever reoommend-
Cd By the Medical Profession sAEE and gURE Pre-
vealiTe. Samples sent, SAFELY CONCEALED, TO any
llldrass. on receipt Of stamp. dec. nl2
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NEW ApVERTISENENTS,
LIGHTy LIGHT! LIGHT!
Wanted--ACtiVe Men, to Sell
TIsDEL g. NAsH's PATENT
Attachment for Burning Kerosene or
CooI OtY
Coal OIL in Fluid Lamps.
THIS rs ANARTTCTE WHTCH

THIS is AN ARTICLE WHICH,
Il on account OF its utility, simplicity and econo.
y mas Deen very properly called "the Dest thing Of
he klnd ever invented" by the application Of which
70 any common nutd lamp we are enabled to burn
Kerosene OF Coal Oil, without smoke or smell, while
more Ignt Is obtalned from given quautity OF Oil
than with any other burner
win one Of these burEers applied to any fluid lamp
II may De moved rapidly about or even carried out Of
doors, WlthJut the light being extinguished.
WHAT THEY SAY OF IT.
VALUABLE IEyEETION One of the best, and at
ne same time, most simp coDtTVances for burning
kerosene OIL in q common fluid lamp. 1t is so sim
pie that any child apply It and It will burn Ke-
n n sene Oll in any aid lamp without even changipg
e WI king. 1t Is OF the De8test things that has
come under our notice, and is destined to become ve
,puaL Win an Weo rse Il 1t b11n' the I'll perfect
" win no smoke and will save many times its coat
N lev months, and for portable niyht lamp, it
appears 10 be the NE PLUS ULTRA-lSyracuse Courier
IL is very simIle contrivance and entirely eectu.
al, end has rapid and extensive SALE Express.
~ other journals sgeak in ike terms, and We are
constantly receiving the most datteTng testimonials
from our agents and others TO their efficiency and
SS-A gents are now making from Five to Right Dol
lars per day BY selling these articles.
Apply TO J. NJ BOUGHTON,
Who is general agent for the State ofOhio api5ls5
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GEHTLEMEN's list.

BB Persons calling for any OF the above viii say
Advertised" u. CoWhESi T. d.
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OFFICE OF WATERW0RKs,
Cleveland, April Sd, IS63.

NOTICE.-THE ANNUAL MEETING
Y Of the Lone Rock Mining Company w.ll be held
At their Office (3l6 ProspsetSt the fifth day Of May
nexs for the election Of Officers, and the transaction
Of other business -at which time proposition will
be made to altfr the Bylaws Of the Company.
Anrll I'd. Iasa 81 w 81 llARIl.llk saclv.
, 1863-10-08

WEDNESDAY ETKSESa, Oct. 7. 1853.
The Dry Goods markets all over the country are ac
tive and excited and prices during the past week have
advanced yerr materially, and the tendency Is still up
wards BenGes thefsttmulat1ng edecta Of the srise In
gold and has caused Increase in the
legitimate demand, well a. An active speculative
inqulrythc scarcity OF goods In the leading Ha.ts
has contributed considerably to the excitement. All
kinds Of staples scarce and the demand 10 far be-
youd the supply.
Uustncs in Chicago during the week has been re-.
ruarkably bstsk-and goods selling as rapidly as
they be handled D5 reference to tho quotations
given below It will be found that there Is genera. I'D
vance In prices 6an ve are yet below the ruling
prices in the markets Of the East snd country dealers
sre now purchasing more freely here than q: any
former period In the history Of the trsJe Very few
70 Eat mako puzehases aad those who do gener-
ally regret It. Standard sheetings selling here At
S7c WHILE according to the latest atyces, the same
goods are selling In small parcels by the obbets at
and by the agents In 7onnd lots at 4ec. Before Us
wetave dispatches from agents In Baltimore and New
York stating the selling price Kc. Good Checks sre
yery difficult to be had IN New York, and the market
for such goods very hrm At 3aS7kc. Canton Flan'
ntls hare advanced Sc IL New York during the week
and the demand hers at present active At range ol
s057Kc In Prints there Is only aVerr elight advance
In our quotations. We quote Pacific and spragues at
2oH@?1c, while In New York they have advauced It
&c, DnDnells Prints are selling here ar le52oc
while in Eew York Dunne,l sold all out at the stel
quotation. Dee.
Ia foreign goods thern Ia an Rdynacc OF 10 per cent
on ali white goods, and 5@Io per cent on llaen5.
lette. from OF the Oldest Importing houses In Men
York that the tendency Il still upwnrd and pre-
dieting much higher prices. Tnis. OF course. depend
entirely the ruling tates Of gold and foreign eS
change.
The following arc the e1oalpg quotations in sht
, 1863-10-08
PHILADELPHIA DRY GOODS MARKET,
T-o,,, &ba Nerfh American. nj


WEpSEsDAY EVENING. Oct. I, 1863.
BEEF CATTLE-1n Beef Cattle the market has been
rather actve receipts haye chiefly consisted Of
medium grsdts for which there L. fair demand both
amongst shippers and packers. There have been no
extra grades in the Market With the exception Of ona
small lot Of Is, belonging to Messrs Morris d Co..
which were sold Ut but the general character Of
s,ocx has been Of fair quality, for WHICH there s just
now better demand than feF some weeks past. Tho
number OF ente1ed sales st the various yards amount
to ~ head at prices ranging from $250a3l2H 1o1
rs Prices rule Asm as yestesda3's q quotations:
CATTLE BALES TO-DAY.
Iahrar sold A Kentd Co. A. AZ. 1903 ns, at s. o.
Withart Co. sold Freeman 33, ~. 1.1av MS at $25.
Lehman sold a. E. Kent q CO. 81, av. 1ia2 ns, at
YsSveehtea sold FEss@an sS o. ~. 1es rs at sss''
y @esssss y - sels Ialiet5 ~ sss bsstssex.
sad cd g1a Z H. g 81 81
o'shea rold 6reenbsnm a. nv. 1''sa ns at sssoo per
Johnson sold Greenbaum u, ,aY LILO ns at s2e5o per
Sssts sss ia sa aSs 81 e. 1 IT, f 1901 os a.
sela !a Raos A,sI Hy%se e. e /, LIZ Z 4
sho1gh toid MolloFy g, ~: as 9sst g 5.,,,, =.
asGns .Sss soS sSla naneocf 3 q
Jones aes eolS s9t kasis Hy@s1 :s 1a:5 es etsaF
hs - Ss;SSsh S$s,s & i i. i; il
Braydon sold Morris O. Co. 81, NJ 89t ms at 81 50.
Morris d Co. eold -- Is aV. r5fi nsat q o..
uoGs-The receipts have been rather heavy, And
the proportion OF inferior qualities greater than USUAL
yery plainly ting that the h3h price and scarcity
causug holders Of stuck to sell much earlier
than they would otherwise have done. So much
irregular and mixed stock We hare not seen In the
market for considerable time to-day Tie list Of
prices at which sales have been made does not conway
that correct idea Of the actual sate Of the market
which It ordinarily does. Many lots Of heavy coarse
or still fed Hogs hare been sold very low figures,
md for really good qualities se.e as not been the
usual amount OF comrc'1tion- Deale1s, In the
anticipation Of heavy receipts Of inferior stock,
are eyltent1y holding OF at the present rates
The market Il consequently depressed and dull For
really prtme Hogs there Is limited demand at good
p1les Several lots have been bought during the day
at s373 and one lot OF b8 at shesans Iards aTerAg
ing st7 ns, were bought by MessEs Hopkins Hodges
ATS o ne also observe that the are several large
buyers In the aa1ket 10th amongst packers and ship
pere Ness1s A1lerton i Hurd hare bought, during
the daT, At the Sherman Tards npwards Of 00 Hogs
at prices ranging from LIS to 40 The enteted sales
ut the ya1ous yards amount to es at prices ranging
from ss8@5Y. Prices arc searcey 20 hrm as yesteE-
day but IN the pressnt unsettled stats ot the market
We are unable to give anythInE uke correct quota.
tons Light Hogs, however, are only selling at very
low euree AMI for medium to prime qualities the sale
sa1a ttre fhsn xeatArEkv.
, 1863-10-08

IL THE SrPxa1oE Counr.-In Judge GoodrIeh'a
roon the whole Of yesterday vas occupied with
the trial Of the case Of Burgess rs. Beech ct al.
This Is an action brought By the plaintiff for fees
earned as an attorney In the celebrated case Of
Morgan II, the Peoria and oquaka RAilrosd Com
pany. The litigation In this last mentioned case,
vas very protsacted, sud finally resulted in rer-
I'D. whose attorney Burgess was. While Morgan
euit Beech Peckbam who are now
pses e rhts eass Sss bsen
Before, v hen the plaintiff recovered several thou
sn a; new IT. va hin
those figures; Bargees claims. We believe. about
The case Of Lonts NueFst Is Philip Dieter, for
Judee Vsn q. Higgins II occupied tho whole OF
Taeeday, and ~ gtfen to he 1ury last evening
psi1tf by who 10 Is
OF the proprietots Of the Dn psCe Hcnse On Ran
do]ph st1eet. on charge Of steal!ng. Plaintiff is
aglsziez: and was hi1ea BY defendant to do some
Ia a. d d.awe1 M Of 6u,esn II the roomwhere pls,n-
tidwo:ked were three hundred collars r. gpiIa gIa
timc, III he vile Of attendant and two servants were
e tie herd ior se
LEFT This was between four and fire o'clock and
about seven the drawer which had contained the
eone wss 90 sn1 opd
Dieter caused tie arrest at Muekat and his exam
nation before Justice Miller, who discharged him.
| Nutkat then brought this suit
| yhtther the aE7eet was malicious and made with
| cut reasonable and probable Cause. The jury re-
tired about seven and agreed upon sealed Tct.
| dict come time before ten O'Clock, which viii be
| surpupccd this morning. For plaintiff. John
| Lyle KfDg 70. defendant, q. l.. Lewis .,*
C1RcC1T CouRT OF TIE UNITED eTATEs.-Ihe
farm fhue far has been 0ecupfed on hearing mo
tiuns. Judge Davta is expected to morrow, ,buH"il
| not probably slt before Friday.
RECORDERS COURT
CoxxoE LAw,-Hoyt II. johnson ct al, jndg
ment In default, ys. both defendants foF so
ed 70. defendants.
cRs1sa1 LAW.-People IS, y. T: Porter; -
sault; u. a. Jones surety IN ,M0 mill aSn /.
ance: judement on default ag.inBt both defend
| antg for $500.
, 1863-10-08

Review of the New York Grocery Market.
From the N. y. Shipping aud Commercial List, 2j.J
suaAR-TheEe has been q stealy fair demand foE
tme seeS sstive I'D closes fstheF tasi plcss aa7e
81 sesg q
5i;s sssf sss ss5aa ~ j 5sS Sds
the psrt Of the trade and Ieanets In Taw OF their
Il
rs
& ;a@ Ss :sss & IS ss
i 5lssS; ai5sss siSs g. 3sx sss y
S3e5 1Ss, s. bags Manila, 'ic' eash :snd IS
demand cenuaas, ssoa tSe tas ts ys
sysss fpee! oais g
a. srs and & N
6oe mos for inferior to prime; aud s's pans Baroa-
'Sss 9e ss quiet since
Peatoa ses 2s'sss
sef, sn ts p7tce Tse saies bsss kie RI
asi5 q &xe e!2 % peE saoshe5 gss;sl Soc cos
SsEs RI 9,s, mfts Jaya 81
lon 'safl soIa @S cents months, Ct les spsf cent
market esaqass ~ yesy ILL., @tFone tas e!
"a 10 goassons bsft q lie latter fer export al Il
spzoss-consnas y sas request With ss1es Of ss s
e il 9ess ss,ea ceves. "a m n.s cs:ss
STEMS Stems on On tef.as 19s not nsds pabiis. -,
psxs psi Il q a cash. '''