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HUDsoE's UNRTVALLED TooTH PASTE, is
winning for itself unbounded praise where
ever introdueed.---Sold by Druggists and
Dentists generally.
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GRdGERS.
3EEDS.

5o0BUsn. CnoIoE CLoYERSRED3
OOC 500 bush choice TIM THY SEEDr
20 bblB d EHS PORK. Esl..# u
maEB -oLARK 8 hO0KEFELLEh. !
9Ql BUSHELS FLAX SEED,
C0N FOR sale By IT LT0H TURRfEL
AK3h RED GLOVER SEED,
- 4 growing from 10 iset long rfpsning With
Timothy ALSO, the Common Re Clover, Kentucky
blue Grasai Orchard Grass Sesd and Red Top s. ed
.tle1 eof sale b lmarsl = sTAIR 4 Son
TNOP ONION SET5.-20 BARRFTe
Top Onion seta Of the best quality, for sale ) b
1s mAT4 lsIAIB q SON
f)OTATOE ONIONS.-CHOICR
.saft Potatos Onions for planting, both large ana
ri- anal ~ sale ~ stair 3 CON
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FoR Collie, Bowel Complaints, Diarhoea
and Cholera Morbus, use Portcrs Cure of
Pain. It'll a sure cure. Price 25 cents. For
sale by all druggists.
W. L. PORTER & Co.,
aug2l:Rl I28 Detroit St, Cleveland.
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CHICAGO, September s.
A fire, this afternoon, destroyed about thirty
tenement houses on State street and Hubbard
court. Eighty families were rendered hOuseless.
Loss estimated at from $4,000 to s5O,OOO
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PROTEST 10 EARL RUSSELL.
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HOTELS.

RIROH H0USE-l24 WAT1R-ST.,
~ OlsVsland, Ohio. This House & nov open fOi
tno reception q Guests and the rrsveng Public gen.
oliy. Il tinognFeaient 10 the DeDots in the oentFt
o lllllell and easy q acoess every way.
etrangsIg viii and Il quiet House ct the ven
g. prlca Of ONE DOLLA b per day.
H.BIRUH 90,
atfI1.R1 Propriotou.
M ANHATTAN H0TEL.-NOs. 8,
IAl s. and 9 4grray-St, second door from Broad
lgea-fssr-- -
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DEHFIsTRY-Dr. B. z. Robinson, office
so Wood street. All kinds of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in tho best man
ner and ct low price. dee2R91
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAHRoAD.-It is
stated that a meeting of the Stockholders Of
the Michigan Southern Railroad viii shortly
be held to make arrangements for a change
in the direction Of the Road, and for con
solidatiJn for twenty-five years Of its earn
iugs with those of the Lake Shore line.
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More Rebel Vessels Building.
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RRPORTRD IN KNOX
VILE, TENN


TINUTNNAIIT o TT9lIII17-I
A dispatch received in this. city to-day an
nounces that Burnside entered hno1Yne on th7
fth No particulars are given.
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366fl GA LIONS PURE CIDER
Er II GUDG YE7AaARy Tor lAs bT
s.1rr5-r--- q KEEEER YOGI,
a-sS = Public Square,
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FROM NEW YORK.
New YORK, August 8.
The stAauaer Champion from AspinWall, Zltn,
.r,ivsd tbis morning. She has over s2sOOOO IN
r.. -slTe on board
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WADswoRTH's DRY UP" EoR CArARRH.-
We do not hesitate to say we think this med
icine is the most valIabIe remedy for Cdtarrk
We have ever sold.
moh2S STRONG &ARMSFRONe.
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aug21:R1

CLAIMS AND PATEETs.-Bounty, back
pay and pensions collected for soldiers and
their heirs. Also, Patents and every othor
class Of claim.
We pay special attention to suspended
claims, and those on which other attorneys
have failed. No charge unless successful
Write to Us and we will send you our paper.
G. G.. Bruce, Cleveland, Ohio, and Washing
ton, D. c. june3: RS
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Rose & Prenfiss' Provision Market Re-
port
Tue Following are the rates charged bT them
hams- sugar-cured premium Hams y b...-......llc lc
Shoulders SugaT-cured y
Sugar-cured canvassed u b..............7c
bacou- Y Smoked Sides 4
LaFd-Prime leaf. kett .s-rendered in bbis D Ice
Prime leaf kettle rendered in kegs . n..l0j4c
P0rk-NO mess q Dbl. o. g. : o
IS Extra clear = 3bbl...-............ -. rs 20
80 NO extra charge made for packages or carriage
TO railroad depOs or boats ALI articles warrant
ed strictly prime and equal to anything in the StEfe-
Orders promptly hled. Our sugsr-cured Hams and
kottte-renderea Lard took the hrst premium At the
late Ohio tate Fair. ROSE PREhTI5S,
kos.442, Ia and 40 0ntariO-st., cleveland.
juiy4:B2s
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7URTHRR FROM CHARLESTON.

GEN. BURNSIDE IN KOXVILLE.
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FRUIT, &C.

#0RANGEs,
LEMONS, AND
t-.s u.r.sv -s5fq FRESH FIGS,
At WhOlesale-by L.F&S. BURGESS,
lu1el Nos, lS6 aud lss Buperlor-st.
NUTS.-FREsH FILBRRTs, Eng.
In LIsH WABHUTs, BRAZIL NUTS, Soft and
Hard-shell ALMONDS, and PEANUTS Just art
ngat L. y. as. BURGESS,
iunel Nos. ls6 ard ISS Superior-St.
GANDlES-OF OUA OWN AND
~ French nanufAoturs, large assortment.
eabl4 l-ea eH MOULD EUhBEN
m BBLs. DRIED APPLES AND
~ 100 dozen BROOMs, lust received and for sals
FEUSIER 4 BURGERJ,
sprs - asd 54 RfveF-St.
YARMOUTH BLOATER AND
FRENCH MUSTARD.
isb4 q u = ftsfs ~ mOULD HUMSEh.
NEW ZANTE CURRANTS AND
IN 0lrROH, febl4 MOULD NUMsON.
DONELESS SARDINES.-FRRsH
and very Has. MOULD 3 RUMSEH.
r EA &PERRIN'S WORCESTER
II 4 SHIRE 0AUUE MnUT,n Z NTTlGGEW
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CHICAGO MARKRT-sopt. 5.
icy TELEGRAPa.1
FIOur-Markst quiet.
Wheat Market quiet Sales at g36q7lSc
C0rn-Aarketdu duh and &c lover Sales at 52f6
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EOR anPRRTrll-[=

LOh LANE 6UPEhl-
--a. -OE.-Ihe eaunch aud Splen- eS<elsSs7
did Pasgznger Steaner MEHHBR,
X s. By er Master, viii lsaFe our Dock for Onto
and AL intermediaie ports Iszke Superior,
en- TuEsDAT, September sth, ct O. clock P. al
- Her accommodations for Passan gers are supe-
rior 70 EtFamer the Lakes, I-7
GS-EOr FreiE or Passage sp1y to
B. 6ARAETEON AGO,
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THET sell at II Public Square the finest
make of Pianos in America, at lower figures
than any other house in the city can sell at.
septl
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4" Lieutenant commanding.

Lieutenant commanding.
a To acting Rear Admiral s. P. Lee, Com
manding N. A. B. squadrOn." I'd
At the Cabinet meeting to-day the sub
ject Of the exchange of cOlOred prisoners
Of war was fully discussed. The Govern
Inent will take firm and honorable posi-
tiOn on this question, no exchange other
than soldier for soldier Of any description
will be consented TO-
A dispatch from Minister COrWin from
Mexico, was received to-day al the State
Department. No intimstion Of its con-
tents has been made, further than that
they embrace matters Of Importance to the
country.
A committee, reprhssllting the distiller-
les Of Southern Ohio, are here for the
purpose of prOcu ring from Secretary Chase
modification Of the decision in regard to
the modes Of taxa tiOn Of the production Of
their estsblishme nts.
The report that General Meigs hsJ been
removed from the QuArtermasIer Generals
Office is not true. General Meigs has Just
returned from the inspection Of the Guar
termaster's Department Of the Army Of th'
Potomac. That inspection d,stsrmfnet
him to make thorough inspection Of ell
our armies. He viii start this evening fOr
Grants and RosecranS army, and will in
his tour compass all. H ge
Colonel LOWman, Superintendent Of
West Point has been removed, and Briga-
dier General b. 6. Wright Of Ohio, sp-
pointed to eli the vacancy. Surgeon
Bsohs, Q. 8. v, has been detailed as Ex-
amining Surgeon tor volunteer officers in
Washington in place Of Dr.. Clymer.
Major General Hunter has been assign
ed to active duty, and will start for the
West in few days,
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NEW COUNTERFEIT
DRY GOODS.


Well-exeeuted Elves on the New England Bank
Of Boston, were put in circulation to-day
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SATTINETS,
UNIONS,
FIIANNEIS,
BLANKETS
ETC, ETC.
A good stock constantly on hand adapted to
the Western Market.
Market prices paid for Wool and Pets, in Cash
OF Manufactured Goods
Office and SalesroOmss
NO s5 WATER STREET, CLEVELAND, o.
sugs-R2
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J lGce-I.yInzn's Bicck. neaT the Oours House,
Cleveland sud No. - Ninth Street, Washing.
ton, D. Q. jsnSl:f
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Wool COOP
Consisting Of Plain end Fancy
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OswEGO aIARKET-sept. ).
la1 lBT TELEGRAPH.l
FIOuF-Uncbauged
Wheat Unchanged
Corn-Market quiet. No sales.
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A. a E. c. POPR,
supelinieudents, Manufacturers and Dealers in
all kinds Of
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ssp7:456
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GROCERIES &PROVIsIONS

GUGARS-l00 HHDs N.ORLEAKs,
~ Porto RICO snd Cuba Sugars 500 Barrels Ie
fined sugars. For sale by
l.. F.&H. BURG ESS, FL
Nos Sc and IsS SupsFior street.
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EGGS.-12 BBLs EGes III SToRE
CANNON q FREEMAN,
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Apply 70 us ia peFson CT by letter, with stsu1P,
and your business shsll have prompt attention.
Fses low, and no charge until aiter Ee nave aot
IN lehoa -h.L n-aar-aLn
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EGGS.-A Few BARRELS FREsH
H Eggs oh consignment for sale By
L. =. & s. BUBGFSS,
Noe. ls6 and las Sunarinr Straat. =
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ALL QUIET ON THE POTOMAC.
lHE NEW S85,OOO,OOO LOAN.

The Capture of the two Gunboars.
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has proved ief equal to the task that has dsvolved
pom IL.
Dis,Teties
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We are much grati6ed to learn that
nearly all Of the merchants Of this city
have agreed to close their places Of bust
ness on Tuesday, October 18th, that their
employees may not fail to vote and to work
for the Union cause. A similar course
will be adopted in many other cities and
towns of Ohio. This is a good work, and
will add largely to the popular vote. We
trust that every manufacturer and en-
ployer Of any kind will resolve to do the
same, thst the full strength of the Union ele-
ment may be brought out. 1t is certainly
not too much to ask that these men who
have business interests should devote one
day to the cause of their country. Indeed,
it is for their own interest 10 do so,
Should Vallandigham unfortunately be
elected, all property will be deprecated
and State credit will realize fearful fall
Selfinterest as well as patriotism, will
prompt TO action and unremitting labor to
prevent SO dire calamity.
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When, at a late County Election, the
Union party looked about for propercan-
didate for judge Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, J. NJ. COfinberry, Esq, was an
nouuced as 6 candidate The great ques-
ton at issue, then, as now, was one Of un-
conditional Unionism. To be a thorough
and hearty supporter Of the Government
in its measures for the putting down Of the
rebellion, was the only test required. There
was no political prescription; Democrats
and Republicans were alike, if they an
swered this one question satisfactorily.
Mr.. Cofinberry gave abundant assurances
that he had no conditions to his loyalty,
and was for vigorous prosecution of the
war. he was nominated and elected upon
that express platform, and no other.
We regret exceedingly that the conf
dsnce plsced by the Union party in Judge
Cofinberry was, to all present appear
ances, most grossly misplaced, as repeated
evidences within the past few weeks have
shown, two of which we will briefly notice.
Not long since, the Judge WAS requested to
speak at Union meeting at Brunswick,
Medina County. He excused himself from
attending upon the ground that it was not
becoming in Judge upon the bench TO
Hsoil the Judicial ermine" by mingling
in politics and making political speeches.
1t was considered by loyal men generally
that defense Of the Union could not be
construed into politics, but the occasion
and the excuse passed by without much
comment. What was the surprise and in
dignation of good Union men, who had
helped elect and sustain Judge COfinberry,
and who knew Of the excuse above given,
to see him upon thePLatform Of the HalIan
dighqm meeting on Wednesday, last, and dp
PIGudiRg the OHtrggsously reasonable utter
anees of the infamous Dick Aerriek of III
aeis. If to attend Union meeting and
speak for the upholding Of the Govern
ment was to q soil the Judicial ermine," in
Gods name what was it to consOrt with
men who glory in their hostility to the
Government and openly proclaim their
intention of armed resistance to its laws
and regulations
Judge Cof6nberiy has disgraeed and be
trsyed the Union party which elected him,
and now that he has left them and
gone over to the side Of Vallandig-
ham, it certainly becomes him to at
once tender his resignation of the position
he holds, and suffer loyal man to be
elected.
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ASSlGNEE'S SALE.
! ssIGNEEs sALE-Pursuant to

A SsIGNEES SALE.-Pursuant to an
N order made by the Probate Court in the
matter of the assignment of c. II. Robson, in
favor of the creditors, shall expose for sale at
public auction at the door of the Court House,
in said county, on the 5th day of November, 1868,
at o'clock, P. NJ, the following described lands
and tenements, to wit;
1st. The east q of southwest Z of section No.
81, township &c, north Of range % west, in War
rem county, in the State Of Iowa, being so acres.
Appraised at $40.
ID. The southeast Z of the southeast u Ofsec-
ton Is, in township 70, north of range 2G west,
being in the county of Dallas, State Of Iowa,
being 40 acres. Appraised at Sl20.
Sd. The southeast 4 dissection % and thenorth-
east Il of the northeast 4 OF section p, in town
ship 81, north of range 33 west, being IN the
county of Calhoun, in the State of Iowa, and
being 200 acres. Appraised at $500.
4th. The southeast 4 and south = ofnOrthea-t
y of section 10, and the west z of the southwest
4, and the southeast Il Of southwest i Of sec.
ton 20, in township 70, north Of range 30 west
| and the east u of northeast i of section II in
township so, north of range 30 west, being in
Guthrie county, in Jhe State OF Iowa, and being
44O acres. Appraised at $3.50.
Terms cash. j. O. GRANNlSl
Assignee Of c. II. Robson.
Cleveland, October l, 1863. oct I: l22
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We publish this morning, according TO
announcement a LEADER Supplement
which, we do not hesitate to say, is one Of
the most important documents which the
discussion of the national question has
produced. 1t is complete record, in con-
denced and convenient fOsm, Of Clement
L. Vallandigham, in Congress and out of
it, showing his persistent, unvarying war
against the Government in its struggle to
preserve its existence and its honor. No
man, OF any party, can read this expose
carefully and candidly, without having the
conviction forced upon him, that the Dem
Ocratie candidate for Governor of Ohio is
an enemy and traitor to his Government
and that his election would be State dis
grace and q National Calamity.
This Supplement also contains the
speeches Of Senator Wade, at Marietta
the speech Of Hon. A. G. Riddle, at Ra-
VIENNA; the eloquent and glowing letter Of
Thomas Francis Meagber to the State Cen
trail Committee; the Address and Platform
of the War Democracy of the State, the
votes for the several Governors of Ohio
since the admission of the State, and other
valuable matter.
A large number Of this Record have been
ordered by the Central Committee of this
and other counties for general distribu'
tiOn. Teims-S2 per 100, or SIS per 1000
Address order at once to
E. COWLEs & CO,
LEADER Office.
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Wheeler & Russell, proplistors OF the Din.
ing Hall, and George VOsburgh, 10 charge
Of hospital, have won for themselves th-
gratitude and confidence of the Society
their valusble services.
Hitherto our present Accommodations have
suf6ced for the wants Of the occ 5ants, but
for the last month the increase in the
number requiring assistance has compell-
ed us to devise more extended means for
their relief. Since the opening Of the
lover Mississippi the eastern troops en-
ployed in the extreme Southern Depart
ment have been returned by this route
and not, as formerly, by water via New
Orleans and New York. There is no prob
ability that this number will be diminish
ed, and were the otherwise there would
still be claimants enough for the services
of an enlarged Soldiers Home to warrant
its erection.
The war, were it to close to-day, would
return to our care a vast number Of men
whose sufRerings would compel them to
rely upon for US help and the nearer
we draw to the end Of the struggle, the
more evident will its sad results become
and the greater effort must be put forth to
meet and repair them.
We propose, therefore, to eur citizens
the erection of a Soldiers Home in this
city, on the model Of those in Louisville,
Nashville, Cincinnati, Chicago and St.
Louis. The ground for this purpose has
been generously offered us by the Cleve-
land, Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad
Company. 1t is unsurpassed for the use
designed, communicating IS it does with
the depot and accessible from it, thus saw
ing the transportation of sick men up the
hill to the city. For the cost of the build
ing and the means to support it we must
look 10 the friends who have already sus-
tanned us in our work. We most earnest
ly recommend the plan, and when the
time for actual contributions shall arrive
we trust to find it has been favOrsbly re.
ceived and accepted by all who hear its de,
tails. 1t seems almost an insult to th5
humanity CT our citizens to press SO obvi'
GUS a duty.
1t will surely be a pure and exalted
privilege to minister to those who have
done so great things for US. But we
to whom experience has shown SO clearly
the pressing necessity Of the case and tC
whom the story daily ia brought home
with all the force Of actual suffering, car
not refrain from asking your kindly and
prompt acquiescence in the scheme.
To ali whose hearts can be reached by
this appeal we commend the subject.
SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
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Voice of The 21sr Ohio.

The following manifesto leaves no doubt
of the position which Company Of the
2lst Ohio occupies in the present struggle.
That Company is no doubt fair sample
of the army:
CAMP OF THE 1sT REo'T. 0. V. l., I
CAVE SPRINGS, ALA. Sept 1st 1868.
WHEREAS, We, the members Of Company
C, Dist Regiment Ohio Volunteers, have
learned that our enemies and the enemies
of our Government at home, are reporting,
to the prejudice Of our cause and the best
interests of humanity, that we are tired of
the war, and intend 10 vote for Traitor,
in order 10 secure an ingloriOus peace
therefore,
ResolUed, That we will not vote for or in
any way eountenance the traitor candidate
for Governor, c. L. Valtandigham; that
we will vote for John BrOugh that we
indorse the policy of the Administration,
and are in favor of this war.
This is signed by all the members of the
above company.
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irrtae and drench the Kidnsys and BY constant use
oen lead 70 chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
sAsss
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sereuade and Presentation to Mrs RO
secTuns.


sereuade and Presentation to Mrs RO-
secruns.
The wife of General Rosecrans has been
stopping for some weeks past with her
brother, Mr. William Hegeman, at Level
lyn Park, in Orange, New jersey. Mon
day night serenade and fine entertain
ment we're given in her honor by citizens
Of Orange and invited guests. The resi-
dence and grounds of Mr.. Hegeman were
decorated and brilliantly illuminated, and
Mrs. Rosecrans was introduced TO many of
the persons present. In the supper-rOOm
pleasant speeches were made at the pres
enlation of a flower stand and aquarium
to Mrs. Rosecrans. Theodore Tilton made
the presentation address, in the course of
which he said:
"Iremember reading Of pleasant fes-
tival OF mountaineers, where two noun
tains standing near together were united
by festooning cord stretched eaily be-
tween. And so tonight we whose feet are
on Orange Mountain, in New Jersey, but
whose thoughts are upon the distant noun
tains of Tennessee, now link them together
with a chain of flowers. Applause.
This mountain of ours is clad to- night with
the beauty Of moonlight, and with the
greenness of peace; but perhaps thos dis
tant peaks in the West stand at this hour
capped with battle-smoke. If so be, may
God grant while here the wife is reaching
out her hand to take these flowers, the hand
Of her husband be lifted into that battle
cloud TO pluck thunderbolt like Jupiter's
for vengeance upon the foe. Applause.
Mr. Hegeman responded in behalf of
Mrs. Rosecrans, and after three cheers for
General ROsecrans, and speech by Rev.
George B. Bacon, the company separated.
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President Lincoln has been presented
with handsome and exceedingly substan-
tial cane, made from the live oak of the
Old ship Constitution. The wood is the
finest oak, and beautifully polished The
head Of the cane is of polished iron, the
material being portion of q bolt taken
from the original Monitor, which was
broken by the first shot she received from
the rebel Merimac. On top Of the head
are the words Constitution and Mon
itOr," and the dates "1sl2" and 1852"
These form a circle, and in the center is
engraved an snchor-the emblem of hope.
It will be impossible for the COpperheads
10 say that this cane is unconstitutional. 1t
is gratifying to find 3 single transaction
connected with the Administration that
they cannot possibly thus attack.
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Having had over twenty years experience in the
treatment Of Chronic Diseases Of every character
pecially the Throat and Lungs will give perfect sat
sfscton to all who may apply for relief Having had
successful practice in the above named places for
several years with unparalleled SUCCESS of which sat
sactory reference can be given at any OF the above
named places.
All medicines prescribed, and not operating satis
factory, the money shall be refunded for all such med
icines returned. Price of Medicine for one month
from 50 90 to $500.
81 The Doctor can be consulted theast two weeks
of every month at his residence, No. 62 GardenSt.
Cleveland, D. Post Office addres5-Box I'LL.
feb23: R2s- ItamdAw @ s. CLARK. NJ d.