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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15
EOR 9ALR-Tnr SnnAnr h

y TWsES Eucli1 and Pros pect-SIs., immsdlatsly
west Of ard adlOining tass Avenue; one Il the most
convenient and drsrRhe localities for kesdsnoes t.
De Eouau IN the City. fhe ground lies hishar than
Of E1cld-St. = =
Ais-A Lot Oi s7H feet frrnt On Euclid and Pros-
psets5 =, and 900 feet deep, lyi'g on high ground
eTenue.
AlsoA Lot 50 eet front on ihs s1uih side Of Pross
pect-St-. between Granger and Cheshirs-Sts.
~ Tor erms, erqCire At oflcs Of BseA rs Hebls,
dscIi-iE " q WILLIAMS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15
1857. WAITS 3 FOUaD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMI

INTERPRETATIONS AND
w ASSISTANT sURGEOEs for Co'orsd Regi-
ments in tie DEPARTMENTS Of the south, Gulf and
Tennessee.
Az ygnqisst7s gust be s7AEissd Psfor1 Board
Bod de are now in session at Boston, New York,
WsshinRton, Cincinnati nd st. Louis, and st the
headquarters OF the Armies Of the Potomac, Uuui-
berland and Tennessee.
Applications for examination should be made to
the Surgeon General, q. s. A, Washington, l.. O ,
end must be cOmpanied with one or more testimo-
ni ls y good orsl cha ac5r from Respectable per-
sons. The arc viii deteTmine wrethsr the oandi-
date Is qualified for S1TgeoB or Assistant Surgeon.
The Qs date must b5 a gradua OF some Regular
Medical College non-g raduates will not = examined
J BARNES,
Acting SuTgeon General.
Surgeon Generals Once Nov Ia lsSs q ed
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

TAaE has just received sfne assortment
Of MsssssOit Paper Collars, ten put up nicely
in small boxes. Call at Tegs's London Yoke
Shirt Mspufactory, 24S Superior street, over
Cobb's book store. decl5:l2e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

CARD Pictures made for 81 per dozen at
Parker's New Gallery, No. 9 Public Square,
over DeWitt's Coax Store. decl5 IS0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

LADIES, you will find all the Choice COL
ore of Velvets also, Ribbons, Flowers and
Feathers, at Mrs ShaW's Rooms.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

TaIRD DWARp.-CoME OUT OF TEE DRAFT.
The citizens of the Third Ward are re-
questsd to meet at the Police Station this
(Tuesdsy) evening at Z o'clock, for the pur-
pose of raising funds to enlist volunteers for
said Ward.
The Finanes COMMITTEES will report and it
expected that all who are enrolled and in
tsrestsd in this matter will be present.
tits highly important that there should be
q fall attendance, particularly Of those Who
have already subscribed.
T. GooDTILLn,
Secretary FIsssss oowsIttss.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

HoRsEToR sALE.-A large, very gentle,
family Horse for sale. Price 800 Enquire
at 1876 Prospect street. decl5:l19
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

LoUIsvILLE, Dec. IA.
The Legislature has postponed the elee-
tiOR Of 3 Senator, to January 2ISt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15
LOCAL EOTT0Es.

Rev. C. G. FooTE and lady would tender
their heartfelt thanks to their many friends
fer their cheerful liberaIitiss, and the very
pleasant visit made them last Friday eve
niog, the IIth met, at the residence of Capt.
D. 2. Niekerson, on Pearl street. [deeI5:l2e
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F0R SALE.
r OTIS FOR SALE-135 FT FRo,

I OTIS FOR SALE-135 Fl. FRONT
i 4 on Superior St., eornar OF Muirson-st Also-
sub-ots 10, II and heinE As feet front each on 50.
perlOf-SLt east OF mutrsOn-St AlsO-l5 ieet mont
on opr1ng-ct running bAsE to the Bailroad ftRrf,
being land on which part OF the Wood Shed Of he
cleveland, tolumb bus Cincinnati Bailroad st nds.
Also II ieet5 inches front on Champain- nearly
Opposite the new city fOurt HOule.
94rFor terms enquire Of PAINE GWADR
dac2-Hn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

Sixth WARD ArTENTIoN.-Anotherm meet
ing of the Sixth Ward Association to prevent
draft, will be held on Tuesday evening
next, 18th instant, at the Wigwam. All per-
sons having subscription books will be eIPec-
ted 10 report, and it is hoped that there will
be full attendance of the citizens Of the
Ward, W. P. Foee,
dseI7:I2g Pres't 9th Ward Assn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

D1HTuTHx-Dr. B. P. Robinson, once
90 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical ds9s:Stry done, in the best man
usr and St . low price. dSo1k1I
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

Losr 100000 TEErH. = But Professor
Lesureau's Pollen OF RosEs Ii at hand.
Be wise and buy. DoN'T WAIT FOE THR
ToOTHAeHE. Fer ssls BY Druggists. OctS
HoAH Manufact4re-Psrson's lnimita-
bIs CEmpboraIsd Dentitrins sept2aR2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

FoR CHR1srNAs PREsEHTs -Stereoscopes
and views of England, France, Germany,
Egypt, China, India and Of the Holy Land,
At J. S. PERLEY's,
SselO:I2e 1Ss Superior Street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

Neutrality-suspicious. MAoHINB)
heir women folks IS 70 e20 per week with
one Of Akin's Celebrated Knitting mechln-a. Itwfi
ssrn itl cost IN thirty dayg Frlce, complete e75.-
WeiRdt IS porndB frsight from 50 cents 70 Sl,50
send Tor circular snd samples (Bend afamp8.)
ELLIOTT B BRAHSOH,
Eurqn R1s t1r fake-9f 'hi~ape M.
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REV. ADVtgTISeMENTS.

- EOo SALE" "TO RENT,3 "LOsT :"
HWEETs," {" +" FOG6D, ,"ss BOARDING - " ouH-
RIrs,'' and othsr short notioeE, rot ezosodinE
Fnun rrgEs iuEsrtad rpFlce IN this column ioT
9S csrrs, thres rf8sa IS ocufe, four tsrner
80 ocutU fsr al CE6f T1rR LIEEs, 6Dd 1ot CL-
casdiBf ETdHT LIEEs- douhle show ratas-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

7. GoODTILLIH,
Secretary FipsRss 0ewRitteS.
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MORNING LEADER.
TRAVRLIER,s HEGIsTRR,

iURs GAY mORNING DRC. IS, Iss5.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

SEwIEa MACHINES FoR SALE.-Four
Wheeler & Wilson and Grover 4 Baker Sew
ing Mashines, perfectly new, for sale cheap
for cash. Apply at the LEADER counting
room. nov25tf
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

FoR Coughs, Colds, and TOOthache, use
Porter's Cure Of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable antidote in all esses.-Suu1bHH Dem
oerqf.
sold Sy sH druggists. Price 25cts,
". L. PORTEK, brePriefoT,
noH2:RT Cleveland, Ohio.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

PREPARE IoR CoLD WEATHER. - Fire
Irons, Fire Standards, Folding Fenders,
ParIor Coal Hods, Nursery Tenders, Wire
Fire Guards, Coal ShoVels, Coal Tongs,
Blower Stands, for sale by W. P. FOes,
Corner Of Superior and Seneca streets.
Orders received for Chippewa, Msssillon1
Brisr Hill, LsekaWsns, and other Tsritiss Of
Coal. now
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-15

MEDICAL NoTIoE.-Drs. Blair & San.
dsrs have this day associated themselves in
the Practice of their profession. Especial
attention will be givsu to consultations, both
in and out of the city. 0fice hours from
to 10 A. n, and from to 3P.N. Office Ne
IL Public Square. novl6-lS63
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-31

FoRTREss M0NRoE. December 3O.-The
Richmond Enquirer Of The 24tb sayE:
3 Our losses by the enemy gaining pos
session Of East TenHess te are tncalehIabIe.
We are rot only deprived Of the vast ROnr
mills Of that county. which previously
supplied the whole army, but Of vast ma
chine shops excessively 0TgaBIEe5 ~
Knoxville. Besides this, We are cut OlI
from the coal, iron and copper mines,
whieh ere worth millions TO ua.
The copper rolling mills Al ClsFeland,
snperintenasd by Col Peel governmeat
agent, which was burnt BY the enemy,
formerly turned on 5000 pounds Of cop
per day. f0Eer 800. 600 ponds have bes6.
delivered % the government. This was
the only copper rollIng mill u itie country
aud which kept us Supplied with copper
Tor our caps aud eannon.
This - among oar losses of the battle Of
Chattanooga, which e spoken of as merely
resulting 10 the loss % few thousaBd
men and IS cannon. a4s --sl
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The Chesapeake Afair.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3O.-A Washington dis
patch says Lord Lyons had a Pt0tTacted in-
terVieW 70 day with the Secretary Of State.
The Chesapeake affaiTis likely TO prove
q troublesome question: sf-f-
A dispatch 20 the Philadelphia EoqnireF
says the oiileiai rebel loss at Cb skamaugA
is stated as follows: Killed 2sz9o; danger.
OusIy wounded 4, $50; slightly 1880; miss
ing l,95O. = 20
a special to the Post. from washingtOu,
30th. says: The War Department. l. UNDER
stood To be opposed 70 the ptopositiOamade
In the Senate TO permit the Governors Of
the free States 70 gu their quotas under the
draft 10 the slave States. L.. saa
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9lg Gelegtapl.
Mis6elianeois Dispafehes.

NRW YoRK. December 3O.-SPeeials are
BARRE Of seWs. TIE Hseala's dispatches
Msjor Milford flag Of truce OFieer be-
tween Fortress Monroe and City Point,
arrived here this evening by special tfaia
from Annapolis, With Important dssPatobes
for the Government. tf1s71 -. 49,
In. his Rnnual report Secretary Chase
asked Congress to repeal The provision di
Feeting him 70 make loans for ten 70 forty
years, and empower him Instead, % pegO-
tate the necessary loans on whatever terms
he may in his descFetiOn deem best tor the
public interest. This authority will uu-
d0nbtedly be given, and the Secretary will
have power to issus $500 900, 900 more Of
the popular $40 loan, II subscriptions to
this loan should continue 20 come in faster
than needed by the Department, IL is IN
derslood permission viii be giten 70 the
agents TO receive subscriptions payable in
instaIments as the amount shall be Fuquir-
ed, 8 per cent Ouly 70 be deposited Is guar
auty, thus saVing 70 the G0VeFnment a
large amount Of interest.
q Since Congress. refused % pay exbOFbi.
tant bOuhties Ne expected, re enlistmeuts
have been much increased aud hundreds
drS aFtiSing daily. Those who were watt
ing for an Increase Of bounty are now com
ing forward, and IN . few weeks ~ the
pressnt rate nearly all of the Army OF the
Potomac will have Teenlisted Tor the WaF,
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Special warrington Dispatches.

NEW YORK. Dee. 9O.-fhe Worlds
Washington special Of the 2Sth says;
Not little disappointment u telt q the
failure 20 effect an exchange Of prisoners,
for Gen. Butler teIegFaPhed here that he
was quite snDguine Of seepriug a complete
exchange. Tue whole matter now reVerts
90 Gems. Hitchcock aud Meredith.
The rebels still permit private donations
Of provisions TO 60 70 our PTisOOers, but
will receive nothing from government in
that line. or. 81
The Tines special says the War Depart
ment has under consideration several i'm
pOrIant questions relating 10 the draft,
which will shortly be made public. The
quotas OF the several States are beipg ar
rnnged so as to avoid difficulties in the
future. ..-..,.
Each State will be officially informed Of
the number Of men Il is expected TO raise
aud the time fixed for the enforcement Of
the draft. which will not be later than the
middle of January.
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R6yFlFrEEN YBARs' HARD bABoR.-Onr

H6yFIFFEEN YEARs' HARD bABoR.-Onr
readers will recoilect that about the 18th
of April last two men, Major Thomas
Armesey aud lieutenant Daniel Davis, of
the rebel army, were arrested near 'Clarks.
burg, in Harrison COUNTY. and that papers
were fonnd npon their persons authorizing
them to recruit battalion of soldiers for
the so called Confederate service. They
were formerly citizens of Harrison county.
aud had been sent back from erebel
army to recruit and act as spies. They
were taken 10 Baltimore, and were recently
tried by court martial at Fort McHenry.-
Davis plead gdiity. but Armessy plead not
guilty. Both, however, were cpnVictsd'
and the court sentenced them to fifteen
years. hard labor at Fort Warren They
were lucky to get off with their lives ~ q
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New York Market-
Nav YoRK, Dec. 3

NEW AOHkS Dee. -.
FIour-Stsady AZ So 5O69Ie st for extra
state, 81 S6(97 70 for eomlaOa foaod hnoP
Ohio, and 81 7S99 50 fOr Itade brands.
Closing firm.
waisky-A shade lower, AZ s9@9Se Tor
State and western. fl-i 20 .at
Wheat-Wit material change, add
IN mOdsrate demand at 81 44@I 4s Zoe
Chicago spring. 81 460l BOTor MilWsa-
HE Club, apd 81 5O@I 50 Tor Amber
Milwaukee.
COrn-Firm; moderate business dOiOg
at 81 30 for sbipPipg mixed western ia
store Rnd 81 % for mixed yslloW and white
. Osts-oasst apd ssu at ss@s4u for
Petrolsuu-Upss.llsai rssaes 10 bOud
46649e. s5s r.
WOol-Steady a. Ts@s3ls.
POrk-0pened steady, closing = shade
frmer. Old mess was Ia fair demand AZ
SIS 5000 so. sal 5O622 90 for ueW DO,
SI4 95G9I6 90 for Old spd new prime,
aud SIS 0O@l0 90 for prime mess.
Beef-Steady.
9asos-sidfs irm and 10 fair demand .
LaTd-ln fair request aud without nate
rial change ~ lSae. 800.
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pefeat Of &c RebeI Geheral Poreat

MEHPHIs, Dec. 2s.-AItsF snHeri6a de-
ftatas Snmmefvills And Middlsburg, p6r4
ticnlaFs OF which have not yet beenl re-
csiFed, tbe rebel Gen. Forest DIVIDED dis
fqroess and one eolunsp rsp6rtsd % Be 4 600
BtrDug, crossed. Volt river near LataPaffe
yesierdsy P. n. They destoyed several
small c1lveFts, trestles aud Telegraph Is
the Memphis aud ChaFIestou Railroad be-
tween OOIltstsville and n seaw ada bsss
gone South. Gfierson's cavalry aud Nor.
fap's brigade 81 iufantFy q bot p1rz
sui, sod u t. hoped Niil 'bFihg chem %
: siaud - Cold IVA Ter Z &c bfidRs over
which this force erossst WolftivsF had been
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Rrnrn nharleatnn

BosTos, DseembeE 80. --fhr 4snally well
informed eorrespOateuta % tths Boston
Herald, writiog from The fiset % Charles
ton. .datiog Dee. 23d, says:
1 see BY the papers that there g q good
deEl Of uueasiness because The navy here -
ldIe. Let ne say that u The people ~ the
North only knew The rpas9p. vhY they af4
idle, they WOuld stop grnmolipg., u due
season they will have a chance g rejoice
over tIba dSinzs Of the navy before Charles
ton. To prove that this e 40 ale stale
meat, an. willing % wager ~. 900 with
any Northern gFambleE HAT q everything
works according % The. plans iatd 0nts
CharlssiOn will be escaped ~ the union
E0rees in sixty days from daie-
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Disuatch from Gen. Kelley.

HARPRKs FERRY, December 25.-T0 Brig.
Gen 0UIlum.-Gen. SolIiS6n's column has
returned safely bringing 100 prisoners aud
about leo 6OFses, equipments, SC. Ny
different columns are nov safely back
We captured 10 all over 400 prisoners and
q large quantity Of property. Ny plan aud
orders have been promptly and faithfully
executed with Rsingle exception, and with
but q small loss on our part,
[Signedl B. ?. KRLLET, Brig. Gen.
CUMBERLAND, Nd, Dec. 30 Gen. KEEL
ley has Just received information from
Gen. Sullivan, the latter gaihing it from
nine desertsFs just from the Shenandoah
Valley, that the rebel Gen. Ear y, with
8. 900 men, Is between Newmarket aud Nc.
Jackson. Gen. ROsser also has 700 rebel
troops, aud Geo. ImbOdeh 1900 men.
There is great dissatisfaction among the
rebels, and the desrrtPrs,b ad heard Of the
Presidents proclamation, &e, with sur
prise, and hastsnd 70 come in. They de
clare that tf the proclamation could DO di$-
tFibuled among the rebel troops, thOusands
would AZ .OAee enter our lines. They say
that the prOelamatiOn is Kept from the
men, although. the officers have read IL.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-31

HarSrEALIss .WaDow BIIsps. "A few.
nights ago some thief entered Washington
Hall, during the temporary absepcsof the
person in charge and stole two Venitian
blinds from the establishment: The blinds
are worth about twelve dollars q pair. We
would have supposed that next to hot
stove or soldiers accoutrements, vim
dow blind would have been about the last
thing sane man would have stolen. In
these times the furnilurein alcitisens house
Is hardly safe, and we shouldn't be sur
prlsed il the enterprising rogies get 70 car:
rying off even the houses.g g4s .sss
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-31

B6F OH DESTROYED --0n Monday night,
a bulk oil boat, moored in the Ohio river,
opposite the Ardesco Oil Works, at Woods
Run, near Pittsburgh, was burned. Tue
boat contained about five hundred barrsis
of Grade oil, aud the FIRE, It Is supposed,
was oecasioned by one of the men letting
a lantern fall. The IRE ragged With great
fury for several hours, but the boat was SO
located as.uoL to endanger the safety of any
other property. In Manchester tue streets
were lighted up most brilliantly and st for a
time it was feared that some of thesrefuer-
les had caught FIRE, The loss will be
about 5000. The bnat was the property
Of Messss. lindsay! and Barbour ,and was
nearly emp,ted of tie contents at the time
of the accident. The loss is therefore tri;
fling, M sss =! a. 5 Il
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-31

.10-THs supRENs oouRT oFi APPEALS
meets in this city on the l4tt of next
month-oniy about two weeks from this
time. We iearn that there is already a
constdstable amount Of: business before the
Court, the Judges having as yet done.noth7
ing bnt organize. 7li g 1.',,9 iii S =
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y - rHn :wnArnEn yesLerday

"a tbs :wrArnER yesterday was
bright. clear and pleasant. twas a day
that might have been lost from the calen-
dar. Neither fires or oyercoats were re-
garded as necessary to comfort We fan.
oied we could hear 4he blue birds singing!
The ice men are becoming anxious for fear
there should be ! failare of the crystal crop
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-31

WAsHINGFoS, December 3O-It Is not
bsIIesed here that Secretary Chase will
iFsue aDy more legal leaders, thoOgh & is
stated that both eommittees % Congress
have expressed The opinion that it would
have 70 be done Il e understood that
yesterday IL was bis intentiOa loealI fOr
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TAR CORDIAL, TAR CORDIAL
TAR OORDIAL, TAR CORDIAL
e 4 80 sgs.I.Si. 9. q 5s 800.

ta- as5 An EltallsbIs Cure JoF BFoHehftis.
Mr.. Ward says: GDF. WsHARF-siFs had Br0n-.
chltls, Inflammation Of the Lungs, shoFtne8 %
Breath and PalpitatOn Of the heart In their worst
forms; L had been treated By several Of the most
eminent Physieians In Philadelphia, bat they could
despaiTed OF ever being restored 70 health was
tguil on the yoEg VdfE Of The GrRVa. Your n .
Tree Tar Cordial Wal highly recommended 70 NE by
fFiend tried e and an thankful 70 say that,
amer ullng four large aud.Qle alat lqtflo. 1Hls
restored 70 perfect heall.i tou can give reference
70 my house, No. b08 N. Second stFoet, bF It my
once Of Receiver Of Taxes, nom > A. ~. % 4. M
corner Of Chestnut and Sixth streets.
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+ SAspoRpis oPEaA TRovPE Again
re imptess eur FeRasts that tbise1cellent
Troupe under the immediate direc.ioaf Of
the Original s. s. Sanford, from the Opera
House Philsdslphia, viii appear here on
Fridsy aqd Saturday, gSlpary ist aud %,
IN new Songs Burlesques. Dances, &cg we
have been informed by the polite and oAo.
slemaaly Business Manager. Nj. h a. a.,
Sin, that this Band has just tsrminated 4
brilliant engagement Of rs consecutive
-nightsfn NeNperieans. an seatheretos,fSoIree
unknown in that city by any other oreani.,
cation, thus adding new laureIs to SAN.
Ttofd's great fame Let all all remember New
YeasssESe atywas6i6gtou HAll When the
Star Tsonpe win spnearlalsp the Ghost in
a blaze Of Greek Ere. - e.s,s
The tronpe viii appsat at Rsllair ibis
evening, when all who cannot attend the
performances at Washington Hall i'm this
city should not fail to go, as 1t will DO the
only opportunity afforded o.. witnessing the
pettormanee Of the otiginel s. s. Sanford
aud troupe, In that section for some time.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-31

ias a,Sy- LissEkY IssTiTuFE!iL The exercises
III this Institution willibe resumed on Mons
dsy next, in what is known o. swartz's
Saloon, ODD Fellows Hall. See notice in
our advertising columns. .5
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-31

% CiNcISNEFI, Deeeiaber 30 The Sanitary
Fair closes on Saturday Dight- The pro-
duee aud merehaH iEe hall. inr the FeePP-
ton Of dOuatiOas u JnPrchaHdiEs sud
e0uoIFy produce, viii oonlirpe open until
IanaarH 9lh... -. -.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-12-31

The Original Medicine established ID 1887 aud hFst
article Of the kind ever Introduced under the
name Of "PuLM0NIo WAEERs, !" In this Or any other
country; all other Pulmonie Waters are counter
Eeits. The genuine can be known BY the name
BRYAN being stamped on each WAFER.
BRYAN's PULlfOEIo WAEERs
Relieve Cough, Colds, sOuS Throat H6Arseaess.
BHYAN's PULNoHIc WARERS 4-f1L
Relieve Asthma, bronchitis, DiGleult Breathing.
BbYAn'a PULHOAi0 WAERRs
Relieve splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
BRTAR's PULAoHIo Warns
Relieve Ineipieut Consumption lang Diseases.
BRYAn's PULMOMG Warns
Relieve Irritation Of the UEaia and TOnsils,
Is BRHAN's PULMOne WAEERs
Relieve the above complaints In ten minutes.
BRYAH's PULNOAIc WAgTas
Are blessing 70 all Glasses and Constitutions.
|ltl Y BRYLN's PuiNoNle Warns
Are adapt6d for VoraiiAtS ana Public Speakers.
BRYAais PULNoAC WABRRs 49,
ArsIl simple form and pleasant q the taste.
BREAN's PUtNOaiC wATERs - -
only relieve bat eject rapid aud lasting enFAa
= K BRSAH's PULNOHIO wAREas 81 u.
Are warranted 70 give satisfaction 20 bUoFy one.
No family should be without a box OF
Z ~ = BRS6kss PULMostc W1tEas
in the house. -Jsss
= No traveller shOuId-B without supply or
BEEAH's PulNoNIO wATEas
In his pocket.
Us No persOa viii ever object 70 sife for
D. BRY1Rs PULMOHO WAYGRs
FWo9ty.nvo Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor. q OOftlaAdts st., n. Y
& For aaleby LAUGaLINs BUsHPIRLD.
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