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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the name
Of Bitters, put up in quart bottles, compounded Of
the cheapest whisky or common rum, costing from 20
to 40 cents per gallon, the ta5e disguised by Anise
Coriander seed.
This class Of Bitters has cauEed and will continue
to use, as long they be sold hundreds 10 dis
the death OF the drunkard By their use ths system
Is Kept continually under the influence of Alcoholic
Stimulsts OF the worst kind the desire for Liquor
created and kept up and the result Is all the horrors
attendant upon a drunkard's life and death.
For uOse who desire and Will have Liquor Bitter,
publish the following recipe: get Ons bottle HOOf-
land German Btiers and mix with three quarts good
brandy or whisky, aud the result will be prepara-
tion that will far excel in sdicnR virtues and trus
excecnce any OF the numerous Liquor Bitters in the
market, and will cost much less. You will have all
the virtues Of Hollands BitteTs in connection with
good article Of liquor, at a much LEST price than
these inferior preparations will cost you =
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NOTICES,
NTOTICE TO CONTRACTORs


Sc aled Proposals will be received at the office
OF the City Oivll I'll gineer until u o'clock NJ, Au
gust 10th, 1858, for the construction of Sewers or
Drains, as follows:
One IN Kentucky and Bridge Streets, between Full
ton and W hitmRn streets.
One in Pittsburgh, from Ontario 10 Eagle street,
with branches in Middle, Miami, Huron and Bolivar
streets.
One in Kinsman street of brick, from Eagle street
Main Sewer 10 Erie street.
One in Miami street from Eegle street to Ohio Ca
nal and
one 10 Hicks street, north Of Bridge street.
Ais ,, for grading and improving Franklia street,
between Columbus and Pearl; Lake street. between
water a1d Brownell; Middle street, between Huron
81 Pr spect, and high street, between Ontario and
Sheriff.
Plans and specifications Of the above work may be
seen st the Once of the City Civil Engineer, WhaTe
more particular information may be obtained as TO
time ana manner OF doing rhe work.
TIE Board OF City improvements invite the sub
mission Of bids Teserving the rieht 70 acceps re-
Ject the same the interes ofihe City may demand
J. II. SARGENT
auf5-f52 OitY Civil Euvfupar
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EXTRACTS OF LETTER PROM SPECIAL RE-
LIEF AGENT.
SOLDIERS HOME, NASHVILLE, \
SPECIAL RELIEF AGENCY, u. s. SANITARY Con-

LIEF AGENT.
SOLDIERS HOME, NASHVILLE, I
SPECIAL RELIEF AGENCY, U. S. SANITARY Con-
NASHVILLE, July 1st, 1853.
Through the kindness Of Gen.
eral Rosecrsns, we succeeded in having
assigned TO us a splendid suite Of large,
airy, well-ventilated rooms over the pas
senger depot Of the Nashville and Chatta-
nooga Railroad, and here, on the 18th of
March, 1868, we formally opened the
Home" The objects kept in view at
this agency are the same as those which
have accomplished 80 much in the special
relief agencies at Washington, Cincinnati,
Louisville, &C., viz: to furnish to discharg-
ed, sick and furloUghed soldiers resting
place and food also, all needed assistance
in correcting defective papers, obtaining
pay and pensions, and to see them all
safely on their way to their homes, with
out charge. In short, to do all for this
class of men that their parents and broth
srs could do were they here in person,
with abundance of means and thoroughly
acquainted with the work of the various
offices. Thus with small force, aided by
thorough system, the Commission is en-
abled to do for these men what great
multitude of their personal friends would
be utterly unable to accomplish, were they
10 put themselves to the expense of a
journey and sojourn here.
By request Of General Rosecrans, we
have admitted to the Home only discharg-
ed and furloughed soldiers. All others
passing through Nashville, and not under
charge Of an officer, are ordered to report
to Exchange Barracks, where they are
provided with rations and comfortable
lodgings, and furnished with transporta
ton to their respective commands. But,
although we have not formally admitted
to the Home these detached parties Of
soldiers, and their names do not appear
upon our books, yet, on arriving at the
depot after long ride, tired and hungry,
We have frequently furnished them with
refreshments and a temporary resting
place, and then directed them to the bar
racks.
The following statement exhibits such
part of the work Of the agency at this
point as can be expressed in tabular form:
There have been admitted to the Home
during the quarter;
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iIOthersI DlOInersiI nIOfhersl /

Don't fai, 10 procure Mrs WIHSLOW'S sQOTH
ING SYRUP for CHI LDREH TEETHIEG- 49,
This valuable preparation is the prescription OF ont
OF The best Female Physicians and Nurses In ths
United States and has been used for thirty years viii
never falling SAFETY and success BY millions OF moth
ers and children from the feeble infant Of Ous Weef
old to the adult Il not only relieves the child fpn
pain, but inyigcrates the stomach AID bowels, cor
rects acidiy and gives tone and energy to the Nhul
system. It viii almost instantly relieve q
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND COllC
We believe it the Best AMI Surest Remedy in tn
World, in all cases Of uysentery and DiaTrhOa
Children, whether it arises from Teethins, or iEsn
any other auss.
Es-Fun directions for using win ACCOMPANY eaol
bottle. None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CUB
IT'S PERKINS, Nov York, "a on the wrapper
u5-Sold by an Medicine Dealers. Principal once
ls Dey-St-. New York. %
Price only 25 Cents per Bottle.
runuqf- f2s-dnufa
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English Rams and American Demands.
The London correspondent of the New
York Times states what was not stated in
the telegraphic summary of foreign news),
that Mr.. Golden had assured Parliament
that the American Government had not
only protested against the fitting out Of
rams now building in England, but had
made claims for every vessel THAT had been
taken by the Alabama Florida and Geor-
gia, three steamers fitted out in British
ports and manned by British crews, and
that those claims would be insisted upon.
1t was then that Palmerston declared that
there was no difference between selling
arms to the Federals and ships to the Con-
federates. We trust that this report, and
the further one asser.ed by the Washing
ton Republican, that our Government had
served notice upon the British Government,
that if the two rams were permitted to 20 70
sea, it would be considered declaration of
war-are true, and that they win be carried
out to the letter. We have been bullied
and badgered long enough by "perfdiOus
Albion" and self-respect demands this ac-
tiOn upon the Part of the American Govern
ment
AS to the formidable character of the
rams mentioned above, the correspondent
Of the Times says:
"You may prepare, then, for the appear
ance Of the two rams in the Mersey, and 1
know not how many elsewhere; and, if
Mr.. Golden is right, you will do well to be
very thoroughly prepared, for there is not
harbOr on the coast they could not enter,
and hardly a ship afoat they could not
hope TO destroy. Under the rulings of
English Courts, and the declarations Of
Ministers in Parliament, every harbor and
private dOckyard in England is st the SER
vice of the rebel States, and they want only
money enough to have as large and power
full q navy as they reouire"
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EOO1and's German Bitters
WIN Cure Every Case Of
Chronic or Nervous Disease Debility, Diseas'
Of the Kidneys, and Diseases arising
from a Di5ordeTed Stomach.
OBsERvETHEFoLLowING SYMPTOMS

Resulting from Disorders OF the Digestive Organs =
Constipation, Inward Piles, Ful1ess Of Blood to the
Head, Acldity Of the Stomach, Hauses, Heartburn,
Disgust for Food, Fulness weight in the stomach,
Sour EructaonBy Sinaing Fiuttsrng at the Pit OF
TIE Stomach, Swimming of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, Fiuttering the Heart, Oho-
king or SuhOCating Sensations when in lying pos
ture, DimnEss Of Vision, Dots Webs before the
gat, Fever aud Dull Pal in the Head, Deficiency
Of Perspiration, Yellowness Of the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in The side, back. Chest. Limbs, So, sudden
Flushes Of Heat, Burning in the esh constant i'm
agining Of Evil, and great Depression Of spiritsW ~
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MILITARY ORDERS.
HEADQUARTERS PRcvosT MARsHAL's OFFICE,
18TH DISTRICT OF ONO,
CLEVELAND, August 3, 1868.
EXEMPTInNG.

The folIoWingis published for the information
of those who wish to avail themselves of the
provisions Of the fourth cause of Section of the
i' Act for enrolling and calling out the nation al
fo=ces and for other purposes"
The clause above referred to, reads as fol
lows:
90 Fourth, tUhen there are tlrO or more sons Of
aged or infr parents subject to draft, the father, or
u he be dead they may elect Chich son ehdJ be err
empE" This election must be made before the
draft it cqanot be made after the draft.
BY the term aged and iatirm parents, is meant
those parents, who from old age or infrmity, are
disabled from earning the means of supporting
them selves, and who, by reason of such age or
infrmity have become dependent for the means
of support upon the person claiming exemption
from draft.
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CnInred pennIe Of De ni.frint.

-NAAA[1 -EAC u AAAI DAAAAlAa
It is g favorite matter Of complaint with
the opposition, that Government is sup
porting thousands Of lazy negroes in the
District of COlumbia, who have been freed
and thus became a burden upon the tax
payers. The facts in the case tell an alto
gether different tale. There are now in
the different freedman's camps, 1000 men,
women and children, of whom only ninety
may be classed as able bodied men, the rest
being women, children and infrm old
men. And yet, the officer in charge is
cultivating with their labor 900 acres Of
land, and they are more than paying the
expense Of the Government in supporting
them. It is expected that by next week,
they will be able to furnish every hospi-
tai with supply Of fresh vegetables. Ar
rangements are being made to employ
them ct mechanical labor, such as making
baskets, soldiers clothing, SC. Exper-
fenced oOlOred drum corps are also being
selected, drilled, md sent into the army.
The freedmen are allowed money for all
needful delicacies, and when one is select
ed by persons in the city to be a servant
the person selecting the freedman or wo-
man is compelled to give bonds for his or
her support for twelve months. The col
Ored people are all taught to read, and
prayer-meetings are held almost every
evening. Thus the infrm cOlOred people,
who are not able to fight, are instructed,
protected, and assisted, not only to sustain
themselves, but actually to be profit to
the Government.
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all Storms and John Morgan in Southern
Ohio.
WATERTowE, Washington Co., |
August 2, 1868.

august 4 AOoo-
EDITOR LEADER We were visited on
Friday evening July 31st with most ter
rife hail storm, resulting in almost total
destruction o. the corn, peach and apple
crops. Potatoe patches were almost ami
hilated by the icy visitors. A correct esti-
mate of the loss sustained would be diff
cult TO make. Rather close timesin South
ern Ohio. John Morgan and the hail storm
were rather disastrous to the country.
Copper is rather on the decline since Nor
gan's visit here. 1t appears to have been
a very good antidOte for Butternut collie.
Copperheads do not fare so well as they
anticipated should the North be invaded,
but SO far they have been treated as cow
ardly towards, which they richly deserve.
Bully for Morgan for the effect on copper,
and hurrah for Brough.
Yours respectfully,
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PROTECTIVE WAR CLAIM

PENSION AGENCY OF THE U. S.
SANITARY COMMISSION.
All the necessary Papers and Correspond
enee required TO procure Pensions, Bounty
and Back Pay, for invalid Soldiers and the
relatives of Deceased Soldiers, prepared
and forwarded FREE OF CHARGE.
WILLIAM NJ. TILGHMAN,
Chairman Board Directors.
H. LENOX HODGE, NJ. D.,
Examining Surgeon.
W. N. AsHMAN, Solicitor.
Office No. 1907 Chestnut street, Phila-
delphia, Pennsylvania.
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Editor Leader-DE4R Sir: With your per.
mission wish to say to the readers you paper hat
will send BY return mail to all who wish It, (rse)
Recipe, with full directions for making and Using
simple Vegetable Balm that will eHeetually remove
In ten days, Pimples, Bloiehes, Tan, Freckles and
all Impurities Of the Skin, leaving the same soft,
clear, smooth and hsauti nj
win also mail free to these having Bald Heads or
Rare Faces, simple drectiOns and infOrmation that
viii enable them to start full growth OF Luxurian
lair, Whiskers. a Moustaohe. in less than s0d days
All applications answered BY return mail wiin0u
charge. Respectfully yours,
THgS. p. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
iune2s-ss ssl Broadway. N. 3.
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DIore-about the BarBarians.
A Richmond paper has the following
defiant paragraph;

A Richmond paper has the following
defiant paragraph:
1.-THE HOSTAGE OFFICERS.
ain response to the announcement that
General VIM. Il. Lee and Captain Winder
have been placed in confinement at Old
Point as hostages for the two Yankee Off
GERS Finn and Sawyer, condemned by the
Confederate authorities, our Commissioner
has informed the Federal government that
the Confederate government will not be
intimidated by any such threats, and that
the execution of said officers will take
place as soon as the President may see fit.
It is hoped that the Executive will see fit
to give the order for execution Immediate
ly; and as we have now over five hundred
officers in our hands, besides some six or
seven thousand privates, it is in the power
Of the government TO carry retaliation to
very bitter extreme. The people call for
the death Of these two Yankees, and it is
useless to delay their death any longer" /"
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cases Of defective papers, when the neces-
ity was peculiarly urgent, I have made
advances Of money to facilitate their
homeWsrd passage, and remitted balances
sfter collecting their accounts. For these
favors have reaped a rich harvest Of re-
ward in Witnessing the evident happiness
1t afforded the soldier, and in their graft
tude expressed on leaving the Home, and
IN letters acknowledging the receipt Of
amounts forwarded.
Those who have died at the Home have
been buried at the expense of the Govern
ment in the Cemetery here, where 90 many
Of our noble dead, who have laid down
their lives in their country's service, sleep
side by side; and their money and effects
are sent to the heirs as soon as we can get
into communication with them.
The thanks Of the Commission are due
to all the officers of the Government
through whom this agency has had busi-
ness to transact in this city, for the cor
dial good will with which they have aided
us in carrying on the good work.
Very respectfully,
L. CRANE,
Special Relief Agent, o. S. San. Com.
Depot Hospital Report will appear next
week.
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
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The National Teachers Association is in
session at Chicago. About fifteen hundred
teachers are in attendance, more than half
Of whom are ladies' Among those who
became members Of the Association on
Wednesday, we're L NJ. oviatt Cleveland; /;
Charles P. Royce and P. II. Rhodes, Nor
! walk; NJ. T. Oatman, Painesville; O..
HartsOrh, Mount Union, and 7. E. saliot.
S1lem, Chic.
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Order to Absent Omcers and soldiers

------ 70 VI y '-lll- llUlNlI0I9I
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE
ONO, CINCINNATI, o., August 8, 1868.
GENERAL ORDERS NO. 122.
All officers and enlisted men belonging
to forces serving in the Department, found
absent from their commands seven days
after the date Of this order, without prop
er leave approved at these Headquarters,
win be considered as deserters.
The rendezvous Of those who have been
in pursuit Of Morgan, win be Covington
Barracks.
By command Of Msjor-Gensral
BURNSIDE.
LEWIS RICHMOND, Asst. Adjt. Gen.
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Psymsster Mcfarland was robbed by hi Is
clerk, J. F. MoCarter, of $4,000 at Wash
ington on Tuesday night The thief and
money were recovered at q hotel short
distance from Washington, where he was
enjoying himself with q female cOmpsn-
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PROsfCurING ATTORNEY.

PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
JAMES n. JOINS. Fsl., will be a candidate be-
fore the Union COnvebti5n of CuYahOqa county for
the Office of Presenting Attorney. He has been a
con ,istent ard earnest lend of the Union Party
from its first organizations is 'honest, capable and
faithf1l, and will if nominated, make good Pros
ccnor Pleale announce his rame in behalf of those
WHO desire to SEGA GOOD NOMINATION.
RrRs
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A great Union meeting is to be held in
Warren to-day. Governor Tod and Hon.
Jshn Brough will address the meeting.
The train leaves Cleveland at 7.9O, reach
ing Warren in time for the speaking All
the surrounding country will send large
delegations.
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CLERK OF THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
The friends os FREDERICK S. SMITH will pre-
sent his name tefore the Union County Convention
for the nomination for Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Having had nearly ten years experience
Deputy Clerk, hs is eminently qualified to perform
the duties spPertaining TO that Office His romina-
tion would secure the election OF very competent
Ofioer and give great satisfaction to
aue7 4'2dAw THE PEOPLE.
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camp) by the luxuries procured by the
labor Of loving wives and daughters in
their far-off homes.
l Icannot speak in language strong en-
Ough to express the great benefit the
Sanitary Commission has been to our army.
1 have seen it in the army Of the Potomao,
after the bloody battle of fredericksburg,
and during the siege Of Yicksburg, prompt
ly upon the ground with attentive agents,
and all that could comfort or soothe the
poor sick or wounded soldier, acting, not
in opposition, but in harmony with the go
vernment in supplying the hospitals with
articles Of necessity or luxury, with this
advantage that it gives without stint and
without delay, whilst the government is
obliged to use routine which often occasions
much loss of valuable time.
With the best wishes for your health
and happiness, believe me
Ever yours,
GEORGE B. TWITCHELL. U.SV
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M ASTER'S sALE.-Pursuant to the
lNA command Of decreetal order Of sale, from
George W. TillistOn and others to me directed,
Ishsll expose for sale at public auction at the
door Of the Court House, in the City of CleVe-
land on the 10Th day Of August, 1868, at 10 clock
A n, the following described premises, situate
in what was formerly the township Of Brooklyn,
in the county Of Cuyahoga and State OF Ohio. and
known by being lot number twenty (2O) in Fol-
OF Cleveland, CWest Side,) and bounded as fol-
lows North on Jay street, sonth on an alley,
east and west by the lot lines Of said lot, beng
thirty-seven feet front and rear, and 1O71% teet
deep. Appraised at $500.
July 20, 1868. LEWIS ". FORD,
Master Commissioner.
z TuruuBaorr ANfornnw fvp0.fEa
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LEADER.
UNIoN sTATE TICKRT.


Eoz Governor-JOHE BROUGH, OuYahoga County.
Lieut.. Gov.-CuAS- ANDERSON, Montgomery %.
eup. Ju1Fe-HOJKING H HUETER, Fairfield %
Auditurlof State-JAMES d. 9ODMAN, Marion Co
IrHls Of Stats-G VObNEl DORSEY, Miami %.
Bd- Pub WoriH-JEO. NJ BARRERE, Highland Co
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sALE.-PursuanI

MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to the
lll command of an order Of sale, issued from
the Court of Common Pleas Of CnyahOga County,
at the suit Of Truman H. Hoag Ct a. against John
Baker Ct al, to me directed, I shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House in the Cleveland on the second day Of
September, 1868, at three O'Clock P. NJ, the lands
and tenements described as follows; Situate 10
the township Of Brooklyn in the County Of Guy
ahoga and State Of Ohio, and bounded and de-
scribed as follows Being pant Of fractional lot
No. S6, and is bounded on the west by land
owned by the heirs OF @. d. Brayton, deceased,
on the north by land owned by Francis Branch,
east by land owned by Hiram Aiken, and south
by land owned by Martin Kellogg, and is the east
half Of twenty acres Of land bought by @. d.
Brayton of Seth Aiken in 1449 Bnd is the same
land conveyed by the administrators Of said G.
D. Brayton to said John Baker, April % 1852.
Appraised at seven Thousand dollars (s7,0OO)
ALLAN T. BRINSMADE,
Master Commissioner.
BAcKUs 4 NOBLF,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
August l, 1868. augl:455
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LYONS KATHAIRoN.

y T . " 2 II u 7 II y 7 u . n
hatharon Is from the Greek word 'tKathrO,'' or
AathalT), gnifyiRg clea Sc, rejuginato and re-
store This artlcle is whEt its name siEn1nes- EoI
pfeseIf ing. restoring and beautifYing the human
DAFT Il Is the most remarkable PREPARATION in the
WOfla II y again own "a aud PUT up BY The ORIGINAL
propfs ter aud Is now made with the sa me care skill
and atienr n which gave sss Cf over one million
bottles psr Ennum.
It is a most delightful Hair Dressing.
It eradicate5 scurI and dandruif.
1t keeps the head cool and eaa.
II makes The hair rich, soft aud glossy.
IL restores hair upon bald heads.
IL prevents the hair from railing OF and turn
ing grey.
Any lazy or gent eman who values bsautifu head
OF hair should csc Lyons KaihairOn. IL Is known
and used thrOughOut the civilized world Sold bgall
respectable dealers
DElIAs 5. BARNES : Co. Propisd
Jnlyl-k2seoW New lork.
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sERsmember that these Bitters-sa1
ARE NOT ALCOHOLIC
=
And Not Intended as 4 Beverage.
SS-The PropristOrs save Thousands Of LsttsrsfrOm
the most Eminent
Clergymen, LawyerF, Physicians
and Citizens,
Testiiyirg OF their own personaI knoWls1gei the
beneficial effects and medical virtues Of the Btters

Tsstiiyirg OF their per Onal knOwle1gel o the
beneficial effects and medical virtues Of the Bitters.
From Rev J. Newton Brown. d. D., Editor Of the
EnCycOpsdiG % OF Religious kuOwlgdge.
Although not disposed 10 favor or recommend Pat
ent Medicines n gener l. through distrust Of thei
ngredit nts and effects yet know Of n sufficient
reasons why ma may not testify to the benefits he
believes himself TO have received nom any simple
preparation, in the h. po he may thus contribute to
the benefit of others.
do this the readily in regard 70 HOOhand' 5
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. q. NJ Jackson. Of
this city, because was preudced against thsm for
man years under the impression that they were
chiefly an acoh olic mixture. l am indebted 10 my
friend Robert Shoemaker, Eqs., for he removed this
preudice by proper tests and for encouragement TO
try them, when suffering from great and long cOntn-
uei debility The use Of three bottles Of these Bit
ters at the beginning of the present year, was fol-
lowed by evident rslef and restoration 10 degr Of
bodily aud mental vigor which had not felt for siz
months befOre aud had Of regaining
therefore thst God and my friend for directing
TO the use OF them. J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June q, 1851