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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-18

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ehcuStI sperbem. poor fs &sarGasare bts srsnrtse'
,aos YesSg nne Gue poeISs tearnaeT SUd&s ItsSea
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q. b. 5n,ttp bds ea.t bs eIaItdse &ag cbs3ec Srasl
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y S~Uft u,iebsr tubcn atas ae Eibe NeittcI an
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s {gen IN esne bsausm biten Gdiie auber et usl
We IN soa ebes ErsDabanle ooer ouS bef aes nnheuerf,
,'ss sSns St5runs ID si&dfsa snnfruro@ea eenOrp.n
ms,hn Rrs renn Eet'es &ntannbnns nursten tH. ryb
70 = s.ScrdNF,tnA her 2ebeTssreiss uOtbwenHia.
Wuhben RronHbsiten bee loesblt@eA @e@Iets bat Dr.
a dmttb fsts ein &eihto pn Sabrep fG betoahere SuS
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vfreten Wrieieu ennfrr NIB b. Eehsn ud fesenb etneD
RbeiIe teS 9aneeS sefhSfs trbnsn.
Nus NufrcHs bifsbeu tree pEioGtiu Sa Scr Dtse EHs
Dfer ssn III Wsasasss bis nbr WS,rfA.
81 y ~" l7sll-Ts3 qr@fa}3sD Do q. ID. @@ttN
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-18

5ebeneen tos Elm aeureer Gsi urb sin senb.r 6rrer
taiten @rItr ernille eIicten @I dfei lei
So ppne fieie mro bic eie fes 2sb0n& sur tydurige
pilJer1nt. De 4us tt res yeb ne rtf nifern i filC
lipNn'te es, tp:ro ererien 8ertrcflune urb M
la 6Dlt6cr &etg ltuNaer, ta6 ans De 5renEer. peld
Abtere esniegtn petnegett jnb,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-18
@e,Rig.

Ole GsedbGea Tirtansen bsS 9afess nS isbf Sa fas&
ten. Ieglu Oes GeeiGtues @ernrrur0 Ter Seeen, We-
bru6hett ter etest afte bSe Abnma9en Nbneseuus
ter Gef'Glaaft, ud't a Gtnfautete. Iftranen 8e en-
Et eGbR. 8p.@smfes IT, T. stnO etnsse Der f6taamea
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-18
Sunpe Manuer,

6efcn6sys tpelGe sse sne eebsten 2aHrS 8ecrben
tnh cas- jiprlid 70 uets Gauienee etn irhes 0rab
retBt srel tsre erbatehen Golentt 1rb srt6eten
Gerdnfeefrafte mis- benz Deunes her Sere tamset ben See
begtet un6 Peer beaberact 50 eentsedt b1ben
mxrten m5aeu iidb u,tt erGeus Sertraaen ndten
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-18

Iie armte Gpn(ine.
Cine @elaidte rom Granffurter G6asenfefe
s.1 8on grGns =. @tttne
(Tort,eeuno.l.

Der @rr(f uno lie gSlrnle tieIer 8crte
pe,f blten ibren G,nprud ouf Glctbll eu
mot uno iie er5iblte ibm turs uno gang
rfieftic. CLne a(le eiaeoen 8en rFunsen ran
Soliau nit jenem 8ucfe. rclden unIere
poIceu &c erinnen te,elts fennel'. Ell
OaS 1T dleroiuse Elm un3peireu'iNer,
idl1senrer Vemei8! ia te esr StertSrIter;
lno biele 9eute baten rirfll6. ieitrem lie
um SIREN uno Sbrer Trau Mutter Nuiente
bait in 6ral tfurt nill.n. aud NOT niht Den
minreltenEeriud elmer y ndberuna 8ena6t,
aud nidst rie minpelte @eneiatbtit Aeieist,
lerett 8esltcb se5el, 6umanildt uno BiuiS
felt ipiscer gut ju nlafen ?
getn, Mot cen utnrelten! perliher
Gtcibilpe. Sour eta Ylantenslun treunt rie
@lrten pes Serrn 6 @cnlul uno oes tHer,n
So1nuIen, MO meine Mutler mcbnt. rnr
ca5 ein5ise 2ebensS Seiden, treldes unlsre8ers
plneten unS 9eSeuiiser Sebetr, linc bGuaiibe
Bettleinerup9 uno SeratI eun9 bic n1tnr
lid aud u,S nerbt:ten uiIiei, ei Ell Nnni-
Eerun9suerfud gu n'od,en Wieine quite
Nutter u1t i6 Iihleu nur ouSusut, b16 e8
u1'ere gfliGt - nad lanrldpfsem Gtan-
esbe. e.ptffen - ipire, rielep 2euten nit benz
trlten 8 britt ents eAen5ufcmmen allein RE
56eu TOR Ger Demiitbiguns, rie cine etrpa
tSe Nbreiiung fiir un8 b1ben tpiirre, upo rie
JereGte@nttiiltun9 ite, bic Shnlsh, lpelhe
lie nletntnl ehtenwertben Ieli3en Nater an
iubdnlen cerlm6ten. muBtsn uns Itet3 bon
inem Iclden S3ritte atb1lten.
O1S 1T uclltommen riGtis urb sereht.
'lSte Serr @rcuer es gi't einen bere6tis
ZEN Stoi5 cer Anutb, ndlnentltb etnem
clde 0rdmutb unD @elt1tcl, geaeniter,
mo rcr DIR @bal oftsrlriiStelt pts gptpcr
Smmi.rsS tarf lih Gle unbelhclteae Ar@
uutb oes @ebilreten ntdtS Utr3sten.
Ser Ireitr mertenre Mte auf Ger Droz
nenaoe, mel1e mar mittlermeile errei6t
,atte. mod titiem @eiprd9 Elm Gnre, uno
iibste 5u elmer ouSen einen llnt,,balun9
nit Setrn Spannien unb letrer 2rdter !;
Der r!e Mittbettunaen Glctb lpens teIhGf
Ieten cen Sbe ISrner nrh hi8 gum GIN
'bI1fen uno itSrten ietnen lrnlt 10 qeitern
81 iamutb.
Der arue @1ul ia3te er einmal iiter
Nda oncere; mas fcN coe OtEmen 10 le Te
unp duBsre 9ourniire nidt tbun! oenn meb
enut sr ia rob ocn Nalwineu ni9f! Ntet
lie Ica lbn Mat unlS1rnen, lie rorf Den
ter3eneSuteu, ober etlpae pillst sidmaden
Rana uidt III ibre N,ee 5itben. Sbm wdre
ai6rs mebr 5u sSnnen, als cine 6lau wie
4letbilre, 10 lpluenafeft uno lider, 10 fl,t
ano leIbntelt mmeno. Nter liebt er ntt
'tra in ibrer Atmutb etn 0mrerniB? icllte
iidt etwa rer rulliIhe Onttl mt leluenl
Rlter ismuS ibn ein'sermoBen anselt, DIT
o1ben? Die Verbdltnil1e res Serrn Soriul
{ en- gang sepiB in Ylul'5 auSsn A.alWi
usn ttn serp HsS Ntlief! NerlpiinI htts
9slD. oas Gle sal Sc gB'lt ttberridt!
Inter icIdben Ger ,nten Dsafte ibm fie
s1miiouns Tie sIusen 81.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-18
ST. Z d /, II L . II.

gtssiet be8 tSneti6en GoGegvms Der uaedrse tn 0cn
nea @raputer sintS Der meostnhsn Soae ten Der
Ser. Gtaoten, ter erGf bull ttneS getenS cen
Soptt terra ron YpApo qlrs. @bapelr5i9 une Gnoeren
StSttsa Sueeela9t bat Der wanee ba en 9lunaer
ooGenre &c en- tie Velbttte ssr Weisin Uets. In
s1bttse yerente tie enaulen 9ter|c une onfer""
yauen au er ereten, sic sG ct errothen tetaertnsen
asentetetten II. T. nc. Hurren 0useatdlitb eebeilt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-18
OerrenfIciOcr onen ,

KSefts %rottfsroRe Rp S6s uae SfSh.
Tafeineu seebrten 0rem ben unr Oem 8ubifun made
Id berut bic an,e'ee, ea6 i'd rae idcn ot 3atren an
eieem Vate etabrte @endt HbertCmuien Qabe une BE-
hGnbis Elm re6battiseq Eager Snen iO;r gearbei=
teteu 6erreufIeirern neuefi accp ju ben btgen Rre
fen UoerGtbs baten unb aud pte auf SefteGurs Gnfera
tseu perbe Stcffe fit Wnterr5de uar ciensenee in
lGen sprten uni sa dIen Breiien. serner cine AUS
robl Regen6rue StSde ,c., ippie ae in bieies tSad
siuSDlasents artifeI.
tSS~ ane Beite[trnsen perben prompt biIia nnb
tur;efer 6rif anseferti9l wer6en.
y. g. Safer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-18

glm Wontu9 Janmittag na@ rem Ban
tett bege9nete Derr g @6wert uniern beiren
T~eunren aui cens 6eitplase uap be9rlBe
Ite berSli9.
J6 babe Sie seltern absnb Sersebens
auT eeu 8an,en isenplobe seiu@t, &c T
9Iaf lag e er 5u otelem oemn meIne tets
I'm 2ArIbln en- mitnIdteu (ebr, tbre ge-
tluntInaft NIT Sbnen gu erneuern. abst idp
onute Sbrtr uirJencs batbait mer en-. llnr
1uG beute Mittal, ai8 rie ameritonijde
,Sabne am @abentempd lib liefert mutpe.
cellcr i'd, gi: aus rem @slihte, ebe id nod
in gtanre ,ror, Gle meinen Daul,n 80
;ciaen Nber beute Abeno riirfen Sc mir
.,id,t aIerei9en memn 81. m'3 niht lIeher
lyst Su NJ, iuen Btrtben seleiten 10 Zen pc
ser freunplihite GmpfanS Sbr,r m1Itet
aommln sic leber IcSleid nut!
Sn Gle EN- Aufuae? nit 8i@ie uno
RuseltaiGe? fraate Baul; bah, nas miiree
iih ocd mibt polIen
llno rarum nidt ? 81 nid,t bic Wafle
cine 3ier res Mannes ? petIepte Serr r.
Sdme1t. lletrisens f0nnen Sie il bort
beire8 abseten 9e3eu cine 2eJmalte uno
oem Triib tpiecer bclen.
gin Ihlehtr G6iite, Ger feline 0offe
urn Der 0anO ldBt! fiel rer Sterf0riter .i";
unb uuI,le mertboruen 0speb c rcltbin 5u
ebcn in rem ormieliaen Brettsrrerl6los nit
cen alien 6en1ern? N in, ras idlIt mir
pen aItens nidt Elm. llnD 5ucem iit Der
Na4mttos i6rn olI,uweit pOrSeriidt uu'
cine Stlltapllite MAIDEN Su tSnnen, tenn
trce oes 5Seites mcl,n mir tcd, benz Ars
tonre nidts ce Seben, uidt rpobr, paul?
On baIf i'm @runre re9t, ertploerte ole'
Ter; ndh al Den 9Oalt'n oes heutlsen
Mabls 1T man ou4 ni&t in rer ,edien
Stimnluns gu einem 8tiu&; mir rOuen
lister nr6 ,iniSe 2useno S4uile tbnn, nno
uns rann bsute Ntenp bti Dem Concert
GER perbanr eten @sIan9uer inc bier ~seres
treffsn.
ssun tean, 70 iet es! ntr finsen mus
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M cg,t eSar RGcepr

gDr buben tsfdnbis esnen errBen gcrrob ensocre
Geteertle Nrobp Caftane no Rceeen- ael wel@ee dSn
setdnetss BomtenetI 6are. mUraI sptr Au'merf.
iamfs ber SGuer GeCnosrs lenten. gu bilseu 9re en-
nut 81 pereouitn bet ~
@eur9 Sauerwein & ..
t20iHIi4m, ,2mw} 8U. 1853 n. SeHerefr.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-18
Ds'p,'oere su bsah eg I!

Or rhuon betet Gen 9enen feline Stie an, speFGe li
eard fcE6e ebsae usnotylie, Get rnb SSrper ser
fGgeuce rte Ar6st bic Gele Itoe unb tt 9 unfGbe
inacaence 2Gfe reic5madbt tabe1.
ier o stnle trdurteen un6 bSfla.enfWertben 8cl
gen &c friben &ewrhnbtten es afess GGr DE n Rif.
len Rnb ben Gtetsrn Guer3en na ri GGwide os8 6se.
F6tS. gerlua Der H seltra ertlopien b5ie urube
WaaeuI@mide Gncyenuna FER 8ereauunes Sreoue, G1ge'
uee3ne &astrSsuaa, Spmptcnae esr Gbpt.Sl93&
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Oeaunt nt @htra Fe

rtrS ureer;eti6 eeheilt un6 tie re &sa te6er ters
Nelt Giees furtare St peltae ea8 9tben eeno unb
bic gte unp 3a6fCmmudait una6eLit madt, tfsot tas
2pcs Derer, bic bren Sci euiaen itnbep5nen fr5tnen
unse geue Eab at etdt iu &aeleifunssn seneet meil
(e eersn Eriseu nitt fenueu 0b tet e aud sur6
Gtrttturen. gesri6ldsen i'm 6Gtn tetn urb cnrere
IA hen entstsm farm 70 III lie rod met aenttel ene Nclee
res MtE6s uchee Der eeelifen Srg0ne er dber NTH es
Iuauen tdS ee 8ra fes GrseWSe eker Denen rerIc
to sie @ betmtten e. ern eraebea ais poa Oenen
bte b. weie Tne.
gE Office: glp. Z Glib .6reterid1r.,
Esben Ibu,en pcn 8altimursfr., Gltliae Setts,
ole Sufsn btr oul.
Wada merle lid Ronen unt Sausnuutmer 6ean uHmien.
be uno truaesihe atnaer. eurdtretene t 9enienloe
QrGdalter, Shuhfdere tiefeIw,d StrGbenretnigeT
wnn Qaspenpuser ~. b leaelraaBtSe Nerste
uno loaern aase3cssn Dr. 5cpncs uf IN Der Nape.
R9 ne 8.iele mulSen etnen SatoStamp entbnltea.
G.ns 6st!upg IN 2 I, lgen ansel'ne,t.
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8: bsiratbgte Werlcnen,

ster got6e gee m ~ oeebeisasten teaNitdsssem unb @
pbufer Suwdc etnes o.ctreH stnoe mites beuust
inc ,pten nnoeralslid Or. S hntcn Sotbe Sehen.
Nae JtnrerniiTe sesem ce Sc pbrFde fetfae Ser
rat a. &etktir Ger We ben 3itterr unb piGe. Orer
fh5ptune tes farefltGsen Nr pesoen Efueu tariyt.
Serentte welder Ger Sebdnelurs unt sdr,crat ron
Dr. SptnSn ersiebt tdnn tom, ats etnem @brenmdnne
rbre Rnrd arrerronen ub sacerRdtti6 aaf ietne dra
ffd,e fSsEhfd tdhfeit rerfofien. Il-.lL - -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-13
st. Anthony's Fire, Rose. Salt Rheum,
Scald Head. Sore Eyes.
svphilis and Mercurial Disease.

From, DIR. Hram Sloat, Of So. Louis, Missouri
- 's'I find your SARsAPARILLA n more efectual
and for syphilitc disease than any other possess
The profession indebted to you for some OF the
best medicines we have" .....
FFom A. j. French, M. d., an eminent physician Qr
Laurence, Mass, yho Is a prominent member Or
the Legislature Of fMussachusetts.
"DR. AYER-My dear Sir: have found your
SARsAPARILLA an excellent remedy for Syphths,
both of the primary and secondary type, and erect
ua in some cases that were too Obstinate 10 yleio 10
other remedies. do not know what we can en-
ploy with more certainty of success, where power
full Alternative Is required"
Mr.. Chds. S. Van Lieu, Of Netc Brunsrck, N J.,
had dreadful ulcers on his legs, caused by the abuse
ofmercury, or niercuridt disease, which grew more
and more aggravated for years, In spite OF every
remedy treatment that could be applied, unill the
perseyering use Of AYERS SARsAPARILLA relieved
him., Few cases can be found more inveterate ana
distressing than this and 1t took several dozen bot
ties to cure him. & 4 ..ior I...s IsssgG .i0
Ieucorrhoea, Whites, Female Weakness,
are generally produced by internal ScrQfttous Ulcer
alton, and are very often cured by the Alternative
effect Of this SARsAPARILLA Some cases require.
however, in aid of the SARsAPARILLA, the skilful
application floeal remedies. -, i.d4 stT
From the ,ceii.knopn qnd ,oideiyeelebrated pr.
Jacob Morrill, Of Cincinnati.
"I have found your SARsAPARILLA an excellent
Alternative in diseases of females Many cases OF ir
d regularity, LeucorrhGa, Internal liberation, and
local debility arising from the scroiulops diatness,
when its eect is properly aided by local treatment"
n lady, tnriilng to aio,o the publication Of her
+.t, =. .. name, tcrifes:
"My daughter and myself have heen cured Of q
very debilitating LeucorrhGa of long standing, by
two bottles of your SARsAPARILLA." IA a. tlg'
Rheumatism, Gout, Liver Complaint. Dys-
!, - pepsia, Heart Disease, Neuralgia, .is.
when caused by ScrQlia in the system, are rapidly
cured by this EXT. SAHsAPARILLA. f' .
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Ladies, Winter Fashions in New York

Our lady friends will studiously peruse the
following fashion article from the New York
Mps; s,
Inc Beatrice cloak for December is Of rich
black velvet, shawl shape 10 she back, and CLOAK
front, ornamented With guipure lace insertion,
and an elegant guipute ounce. The Mosoovite
10 very graceful, and not very extravsgant =
The fulness lies In large plaits. A large
pelerine forms the sleeve, figures in large
squares in front. II is comloled OF two pieces,
which are jIined 10 the backj the seams are
ornamented with insertion. One model 10
made of velvet beaver, OF q very dark brown.
The tassel and insertion are black. ....
In the stores there are many hne styles. Ono
velvet circular 10 brought out In admirable taste
and excellence for service aud comfort. II has
o neatly quilted, black marceiine lining
Around the neck is Q fulled and rich guipure
lace Of over tWo inches In width. The arm
toles are finished with the same fulled guipurs;
handsome crochet buttons, of very large sisa,
wrought With bugles and flushed With rich
pendants, come as far down 90 the bottom oil
the waist In 'front.' One such bottom is at the
Top and bottom OF the arm hole, gathering down
the ends Of the fallen lace. .8 t
One of less cost, but equally charming In
style, is Of very heavy black six, 10 long
loose sack form. !, Ii has elboWed, half loose
sleeves and pockets. The bugle trimming
10 elegant. IL Is like separate branches OF
foliage laid on at intervals each tide of the
font, the whole length Of the ssck The oaffs
and the pockets are ornamented With the same
springs or leaves as the body, except that they
are graduated 10 size. There 10 no collar, bat
the same graceful bugle trimming 10 around the
neck. This sack has q quilted black silk lin.
Ing. ~.
Another model is of black bro ,dcloth, which
i is decidedly winter garment Ii has . collar,
and is without lining. The shoulders and the
back and the cuffs are decorated with the bugle
tfimmlng. On the two side seams ct the boz
tom Of the skirt, the bugle trimming 10 in beau
tyiul forms, but much larger than that on the
upper parts. II ex eads about half yard uE
on the eeAm. ~
A long circular OF grey velvet cloth, with
hoods and rich chenille tassels Of brown anS
whites 10 very lady like, and also suitable fol
any emergency Of forms, % we'll as clear cole
weather. sE s4..sa 4. nli grrV l5sc4a
A capital thing for the wear and tear of ever!
day 10 the long gray circular in beaver cloth
with O falling hood. The hood lined will
blue silk and finished with blue oords ant
tassels 10 10 excellent taste. Brown trimming
upon the gray cloth are also In much vogue.
The Bfqaine 10 eonsiderei very stylish Il
black cloth, but IL requires.a large qusntity Q
material, aud then appears 10 advantage onl
upon the finest form. This has very rich Gro
Chef thinning upon the half open sleeve and
,he shoulders and back seams. asd
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NEW YORK.
NEW HiMrsHIRE.

Daniel Marcy. ......D 3. James W, Patterson. n
Q. kdwsrd II. Rollins...R Yer0r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-12-13
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sCRoFULA AND sCRoFULoUs DISEASES.
From Emery Edes, a Weii-knotcn merchant Of
roa RsnspY

SCRcFULA AND SCR0FULoUS DISEASES.
From Emery Edes, a weu-knoton merchant Q
p 'l... atia.a = Oxford, Maine. ..-,.-...4t
lila, but never YET one bottle which failed fthe
desired effect and full satisfaction TO those who took
it. AS fast as our people try IT. they agree there as
been medicine like 1t before In our community"
E,r,ntion. p;mnIes Blotches. Pustules.
- iii Ioisao,aa ~ tha Stin.
Oicers' oores, anu aii DiSoasos =. ,,,I ~
From Rep. Robt. Stratfon Brstot, Engfond;
i add my testimony 10 Ihat you publish oi the hle
dicinal virtues of your rSARsAPARILLA. My daugh-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-30

ARRKsrED.-Charles Crawford, de-
serter from the Chicago Board Of Trade Reg
imsnt, who was arrested in this city about
month ago, and who soon after escaped from
the Provost Marshal, was again arrested last
evening by our police force, at a saloon on
Pittsburgh street. He was discovered almost
by chance while the officers were in search
OF another OUenuer. a PTUISssIvHsI slt-f,
named Joseph Lambert, was arrested with
him. The latter made desperate effort to
escape, and was knocked down by the officer
making the arrest. While down, he snapped
of revolver, twice, at the policeman, but
failed to discharge his weapon. They were
both captured, and Lambert was lodged In
the City Prison, while Crawford was deliver
cd over to the Provost Marshal.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-30
HeIpiuE the Eneny.

Yesterday, as we saw in that vilest Of the
vile disloyal sheets, tie Dayton Empire,
Thurlow Weeds last at. W." from the Al
bany Evening Journal, prefseed with half
column Of chuckling remarks, the thought
occurred to US, that il Thurlow Weed has
not decency and honor enough to prevent
him from preparing articles 50 acceptable
70 the COpperhead papers, the Evening
Journal ought at least to have patriot
ism, love Of country and self-respect
enough, to prevent it from publishing
them. Let at. W" seek his commuDica-
tiOn with the public directly through Cop
perhead columns, and not through the
medium Of loyal newspaper, and he will
soon be shorn Of his power for mischief.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-30

Union Prisoners Starving in Richmond.
The editor Of the Wheeling Intelligencer
has seen a letter from Federal officer now
in Libby Prison, who is high in the mil
itsry service, and still higher in the esti-
nation of the people Of West Virginia, !"
which says that "unless a general ex-
change of prisoners is effected soon, SO as
10 get our men and officers North, many
yea, very many Of us viii never see our
friends again. The suffering is great now
and will be hundred fold grester soon.
You cannot imagine the condition Of our
soldiers. saw q number yesterday who
hsd not received bite to eat for fire days.
The Intelligenoer says that the writer
tells certain things Of his own experience
which it cannot make public, because it
wsuld lead to his Identification ct Rich.
mond, but which are absolutely asOnizing
10 read of.