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COMM ERCIAL.



For the week ending Jan. Sd, 1853, by John Boycs
q Son, Commission Merchants, 6s Pearl-St.
Burper-Ths market remains without change
since our last report, but IS not active. We
quote Prime Western roll % to &c; FaiI
to good do. Is to 2Oc; Western Reserve tubs,
late made, 20 to &c; Firkins do, ls to 2lc. yell
low shipping lots Western Reserve sell at
Is to 2Oc and light color do Il 10 lSc Sound yell
low Central Ohio brings II to 2Oc, and common do Is
to lse. Michigan Illinois and Wisconsin, late made
and in good packages, bring l9 to 2Ic and common
to good do l5tO lSc.
Cheese-Remains firm at lOH to lie for Fancy
Large dairies, and 81 10 IOc for good to prime do
English dairy sells at ne to IKE.
Beef HRms.-Western new per Dbl. $500 to
$3.50.
Hams-SmOked eountry-eursd to &c. Western
in bags, 81 to lie.
Lard-Market is not quotably changed, although
the turn is in favor Of buyers We quote No. in bbs
~ to ec; Steam rendered in bbls, % to s5sc; and
Kettle rendered, in bbs es 10 9sc for country and
lOc for city rendered.
POrk-The market is not active but prices are
firm. Sales at s4,371f to sIl,5i for mess 81 so to
l225 for old and new prime, and ss 80 to $500 for
old and new prime mess.
Dressed HOEs-Sen at 81 to IS for light and
heavy corn fed western. The arrivals have been in
very bad condition OF late, and large lots have besn
sold at "a to SC, according to condition.
Ashes-Pots sell readily at 8, 80. Pearls are dull
and nominal at s., Is per 100 Bs.
Beans-We have no change to quote in the Bean
market We quote MarroEs, strictly prime, 1918 to
s2,s5 Inferior do. SIPS to $3.50 Mediums, strictly
prime, S2,5j to s2,65i Inferior do s225 to $40;
Kidneys strictly prime, s2,75 to s2s5 Inferior do
s2 % to s25Oi Mixed parcels prime 81 40 to 50 So In
ferior, do, at $500 to s2,25.
EEEA-Ne make no change in our quotations
although LINED eggs are more freely sold We quoto
Western by express 81 IN DC do ordinary Il to pic
lined Eggs, loss off, II 10 lsc. Egg oats per bush
Beeswnx-Westerny yellow sells in a small way at
40 TO 4Ic.
Seeds-Clover-Western sells at IO5 &c for inferior
to lo44e for choice, and lie for Reclaimed
TallOw-sales at lOJ4 to IO5sc for good.
WhisEy-Slightly better. Sales at 3gIf to 4Oc.
Dried APples-Choico Western at ~ to &C.
RS-InformatiOn furnished and business transacted
By H c. DEMING, Western Agent
Ofice with AlcOtt Horton, Water-St Cleveland
Ohio.
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NEw YORK MARKET.-Jannary

LAh IhLhdhAPhsl
COttOn-Alarket active and frmer Sales at 50
G6g59c middliDg uplands
tlOur-Market less active and scareelv so firm
prices unchanged and closing quiet
sales al S5,S0G6, 10 superhne state: Is 9J7sf "a
extra state 50 665,75 choice do; So 6S5Gs so common
70 mealum extra western; 81, ,rsds7,O1 common to
goOu snipplng brands extra round hOOped Ohio ~ O
gts.zo trade lrands; $500, 10 supernue western
, Wheat-Market slightly f,YOrs buyers More
9olng or export and prices unchanged holders more
disposed to realize. ~
sales Of chicago spring at POL 3f Milwaukee club
81 5a@l ,asi amber Michigan at 81 5Oal 81; winter
IeH WSS!eEn at s4ag 80 amber Iowa 81 l409I n;
Mhisky- Market in fair demand at 3giz654Oc.
upwards. F '7
size. 49, A''liS7 - o'9
:. 1ats-Market in moderate request Sales at
sugRr-hiarket m7re active Sales at Inal2c for
lOGlnisc. -1 AA"' anna q
MOlasses-Market " steady.
POfk-Open d quiet and closed a shade easier -
Saies az s4,loGsl4,25 for mess; SII 5Ul2sO prime:
sll,0u9el6,5g prime mess R
s, HEessed HOGs-In fair request. Sales at 5ka5sc
BneOn Sides-AIarket less active. Sales 7OJ
boxes at &c tor western and Cumberland cut
Lurd-Market active, closed shade frmer Sales
at yZgl0c.
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City Council.

Glty Couuclls
TUESDAY Evening, Jan. 8, 1858.
All the members present.
President Masters in the Chair.
Minutes of last meeting were read and
approved.
PETITIONS.
OF Philo Chamberlain and 6 number Of
vessel and propeller owners, masters of pro-
pellers and vessels, and business men on the
river, in favor Of the proposed Cleveland 4
Toledo Railroad bridge across the Cuyshoga.
Referred to the Special Committee.
Of NJ. B. Scott and a number Of other
persons doing business on the river and in the
upper part of the city, against the proposed
railroad bridge across the river. Special
Committee.
OF number of citizens and business men
in favor of the railroad bridge. Special
Committee.
OF Cleveland & Mahoning Railroad 0Om-
pany officers to purchase certain lots belong
ing to the city. Committee on Finance.
Of a number Of vessel and propeller owners
and officers against the railroad bridge
Special Committee.
City weighers Of hay reported III loads OF
hay weighed on West Side in December, and
4O6 loads on East Side.
ooMNUNIcATIoNs AND REPORTS.
City Gas Inspector reported the amount Of
gas consumed in buildings belonging to the
city, and in the street lamps, during the
month Of December, to have been 406, 1874
feet.
Market Inspector reported SSS received for
rent Of market stalls in December.
City Sexton's Financial Report for De-
cember shows total receipts to have been
1851 IS.
Report of Acting InRrmary Director fer
third quarter ending Dec, 3lst. Out door
relief, 1913 IS in door relief, IS, ,504 SO /;
ary, lS0.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Committee on Markets reported against
employing man to clean the erosswalks to
| the Central Market.
Committee on Fire and Water report Civ
ing their consent to Corning & Co. to continue
their business of distilling and refining coal
and Petroleum oils on Stones Flats, south Of
the canal.
Committee on Schools reported in favor OF
appropristing money for salaries Of teachers
in the Catholic Orphan Asylum. Referred
to City Attorney.
RESOLUTIONS.
Of Mr.. Meyer, that a special committee be
appointed to ascertain if the City expenses
cannot be reduced. Adopted-Meyers, Dix
on and Sturges.
of Mr.. Bond, requesting that an ordinances
to grade and pave Euclid street from Monu-
mental Park to Perry street, be prepared
| Adopted.
Of Mr.. Keating, authorizing the Commit
tee on Gas to place two lamp posts at th'
foot Of Bank street. Adopted.
Of Mr.. Huntington, directing the Board o
City improvements to repair the reservoir OF
Belmont street and the reservoir on MayRoW
er street. Adopted.
OF Mr.. Freese, that a stone crossing b,
placed on the east side of Lawrence stree
across st. Clair street. Board Of City I'm
proYements.
OF Mr.. Stevens, directing the Commits
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Soldiers Bounty, Pay and Pensions.
Secured and promptly collected for soldiers
and their heirs. Pensions secured to the EideW,
mother, children or orphan sisters, in addition
to bounty money and back pay of all deceased
soldiers. Invalid pensions and back pay for
discharged soldiers. Discharges obtained for
sick or disabled soldiers on furiough- All claims
growing out Of this or previous wars, against the
Pay, Commlsssry, or other Departments Of the
Army, Navy or Government, promptly collected.
We publish "The Soldiers Friend," paper
Of much interest to soldiers and their heirs
Send us your name and stamp, snd we will send
a copy free; or twelve copies, one each month,
for Is cents.
Apply to us in person or by letter, with stamp,
and your business shsl have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after we have &C.
complished Whist we undertake.
C. G. BRUCE,
omce-Lyman's Block, near the Court House,
Cleveland. septl6:RSI
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BOsroN CoaNEns. n. y

=
WM H. GREGG B CO-Gents freely give ySu iio-
erty TO make Of the following Jeruhcate OF l9
value of C0nstitution Water, which can recon-
Ny wife, who was attacked with pain in the shoul-
ders whole length OF the back and in her limbs, with
PalpitAtion Of the Heart, attended with Falling OF
the Womb, DysmenoFFhse and Irritation OF the blad-
three months when he left her worse than ne i0un9
her then employed one Of the best physleian5
could fnd who attended her for about nine months
and while she under his care she did not sunef
quite IA much pain; he finally gave her up and s9lol
such combination of complaints, that edicine gly
en- Tor one operates against some other OF her dlnc
ties - About this time, she commenced the use o.
fousfitution Water, and to Our utter
almost the rst dose seemed 70 have the desired eI-
feet and she kept on improving rapidly under "
freatmeDt and now suporinte entirely her DO
mestic Affairs She has not taken any OF the Constl-
fton Water for about four weeks and We are hAppJ
fs az that Il has produced permanent cure
- - WI. n, VAN BEHSCHOrEh.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

HeImstreeps InimItabIe Hair RestOrativ
IT Is NOT DYE,
But restores gray hair to its original color, by
supplying the capillary tubes with natural sus-
tenanee, impaired by age or disease. All iHstdH-
taneOus dues are composed Of lunar eaHstie, de-
stroying the vitality and beauty Of the hair, and
afford of themselves no dressing. Heimstreets
Inimitable Celoring not only restores hair to its
natural color by an easy process, but gives the
hair
LUIURIANT BEAUTY
promotes its growth, prevents its falling off, era
dicates dandruh, h,sndimpartsh health and pleasant.
ness to The head. 1t has stood the test Of time,
being the original Hair Coloring, and is constant
ly increasing in favor. Used by both gentlemen
and ladies. Itis sold by all respectable dealers,
or can be procured by them Of the commercial
agent, D. s. Barnes, 2O2 Broadway, N. Y. Two
sizes, so cents and 81
STRONG ARMSTRONG, Agents.
unv1b .A3Qaod -triW6IV
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OFRIcE OF Wafer WORKS.

CLEVELAND, Jan'y ), 1868.
NoTIcE TO WATER TAKERs.-At a special
meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Wat
er Works, held this day, the following order
was passed:
That in view of the fact that the time of
paying water rents having been changed and
no notice having been given through the
Postofhcs as heretofore, wei hereby extend
the time Of payment to the 18th inst, and if
not paid on or before that time the Rules
and Regulations of the Water Works, ap-
pertaining thereto, will be strictly enforced.
S. F. LESTER,
PETER THATCHER, JR.,
L. NJ. HUBBY,
jan7:422 Trustees of Water Works.
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FRoN CAMP CovNoToN, KT.-We learn
by a letter from Quartermaster-Sergea
Morrison, that the goth Ohio Battery, Capt.
Smithnight, has just received orders to move
down the Mississippi via the Ohio river, with
all possible despatch, and the 124th and 125tb
Ohio regiments, who recently left here, are
to follow the Bsttery-all destined for the
scene of active operations. MAY success
crown their Efforts Many snPPOss tha dAs-
tinatiOn Of these troops to be YicksSurg.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
LAST NIGHTS DIsPAFOHEs.l
BATTLE OF MURFREESDORO'.
Official Dispatch from General
ROsecrans.
A GREAT UNION VICTORY.
FUNNY FISH STORY FROMPARIS
Napoleon reported to favor Inter
ference against the rebels.
LATER NEWS FROM MEXICO.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS.
FROM WAsHTNGTON.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.
The following dispatch has been receiv-
ed at headquarters here:
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THEO
CUMBERLAND, Jan. 5, 1863.
To Major General Halleck, General-in-
Chief;-We have fought one Of the great
est battles of the war, and are victorious.
Our entire success on the 31st was pre-
vented by a surprise of the right flank,
but we have nevertheless beaten the enemy
after three days fight. They fed with
great precipitation on Saturday night
The last of their column Of cavalry left
this morning.
Their loss has been very heavy. Gene
rails Rains and Hanson are killed. Gene
rails Cladson, Adams and Breckenridge are
wounded
to:s-~aJ q PnoRrR AN0,-
General Commanding.
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SUICIDE OF LUEATIc.-0n Monday
morning Of last week, q man was observed
walking BY the side Of the lake shore track,
just east Of Erie, as an eastward bound freight
train was approaching, threw himself beneath
the wheels as the train was passing him and
was instantly killed. He proved to be lu-
natie named VIM. sehott, of Philadelphia,
who managed to escape from his friends at
Browns Hotel, Erie, where they had stopped
on a journey which they had undertaken
with him, hoping that change Of scene would
do him good. schOtt leaves a highly re-
spectacle family in Philadelphia. He is said
to have been very wealthy, his yearly income
being reported by different persons at from
ten to fifty thousand dollars.
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FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

BEAUFORT, N. c., Dec. 26.
Governor Stanley was hung in efigy
last night in front Of the market house in
Beaufort.
Considerable excitement had been oc-
casioned by political speaking made during
the day in view Of the pending Congress
sional election.
The scandalous outrage is almost uni
versally condemned. Military matters are
quiet.
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N. Y. CATTLE nrARKEr-January 6.



The current prices for the week at all the markets
Cattle trst quality S9OO9lOOO per hundred weight,
ordinary = .Zs1s,OOi common quality S7,OO0s,OO
inferior Sj,50d6,5u
sheep and Lambs extra s7,OOas,OO per head; prime
f5,OOgo,50 ordinary S5,50G6UO common 81 51o15 20;
in eriOr S3,75G1t,25.
Corn fed swine 45Se153fc per pound.
Inc total receipts Of stock at all the yards for the
week and last week are as follows Beeyes, $40 ;
cows, . veal calves, $50 sheep and lambs, 4,7s7
swine, 1891.
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On Schools to insure the school houses Of the
city. Adopted.
Of Mr.. Benton, directing the Board Of City
Improvements to exeavate the earth in the
rear Of NO.5's engine house to the Level with
the front Of the lot. Adopted.
0fMr. Palmer, authorizing the Cleveland
West Side Railway Company TO construct
and operate 8 street railroad. Laid over one
week.
OF Mr.. WelIhouse, directing the Committee
on Fire and Water to purchase another steam
FIRE engine, for the West Side. Adopted.
Of Mr.. Benton, that a FIRE hydrant be
placed at the corner Of Bank and Frankfort
streets. Adopted.
0fMr. Van Tassel, that street lamp be
placed on Church street, between State and
Duane street. Referred to Committee on Gas.
OF Mr.. Wsllhouse, that a gas lamp be
placed near the corner Of Franklin and Ken
tueky streets. Committee on gas.
Of Mr.. Dixon, that horses and harness be
purchased for the new steam FIRE engine
Adopted.
ORDINANCES.
To repeal the ordinance regulating the
manufacture and storing of PETROLEUM oils.
First reading.
To establish the grade of Warren street be-
tween British street and Columbus street
First Reading.
Adjourned.
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CLEVELAND MARKETS.
MORNING LEADER oFFICE.
TUESDAY EVENING. JanuarV lg6s

MORNING LEADER OFFICE ,
TUESDAY EVENING, January 9, ls63
FIOur-ouiet with small sales at former rates.
Wheat-sales Of car red at 8, l,Is on track car
do at ala; cars at SILL from store, aud car
white at sl,ls.
COrn-HaS advanced and is held at s6c from store,
57c delivered on cars.
ORts-Firm at 4jc
Seeds-Sale 200 and 500 bush clover al s5,65.
HOgs-Active and steady with sales one lot at
$780, $50 averaging 10 lbs, at s4s65; car at s462S
@S4,75, dividing on go lbs, and car at $40.
Highwines-Sale 100 bbls at s65f-.
Butter-Light sales at l7c for fair Western Re
serve.
EEEs-SaIes at I7c
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15-Spectators will be admitted but not allowed to
skafe-iO cents each admission
Tickets NOT Transferable. All Tickets will be sold
and all persoas admitted subject to the printed reg
ulaii0ns and such other rules the Proprietor may
from time t0 time, see ft to adopt
80 NO SKATING ON SUNDAYS. 10
when the lee is in good condition for Ska
ting there will be shown from the flag staff
at the Park, a FLAG In the day time and
n r ED LIGHT at NighI.
BS-Tickets can be procured at the Office Of 8. s.
Stone, lover the Merchants Bank or Of Ohas. Fuhr
man. Superintendent, the ONCE Of the Park from
O'Clock in the morning till in the evening.
CHAs. FUHaNAE, supt. deci7;l2s
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oTTrrE oou1rcToE OF IsTrnSAL RrvrzvE.
Iarm nrarnrnr rrrrrr-aNn Dac lE. 1872

OFFICE COLLECTOR or IETERNAL REvEEUEf
lsrH DIsTRIcTs CLEvELANDs Dec. l6, 1862 J
In order that the community may be fully
supplied at all times With the different classes
of RevenHe Stamps, have made an ar
rangement with E. COwIes, Esq, Postmaster
of the city, to transfer to him all the Stamps
that have on hand, and all that I have or
dered from the Department. Hereafter no
5sEaPs will be sold at this Office, and the
public will be fully supplied on application
at the Stamp Window of the Postoiice-
decl7tf PARSONS, Collector.
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~ ApYERTIsEmENre.

John Ellsler-Academy Of Music.
&. c5Wles-Ad sertisos Letfs-s.
RsnOey, Baekus NOble-Lssal Notice.
A. d. Webb-Webb's Hall.
FONDA Package Of Linen.
R. P Jonss-Coal Yard.
Taylor, Griswold Co-wintsr Cloats.
John B. Gough-Leoture.
Prof owler-Phreaological Lectures.
Freeman Kellogg Closing out Sale Of OlOaks.
For sale-A MaTs-Local Notice.
Notice TO Wat 7 Takers-LOeal Notice.
Ben Franklin Division s Of T-Local Notice.
Wilson a Hiddieombe- -Papers-Local Notice.
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SEWING MAoHIEEs-We have constantly
on hand a full assortment of Family and
Manufacturing machines. We deal in none
but frst-elass machines, and warrant them
fully in every respect.
g. W. CRowELL, & Co.,
No. 2II Superior ST., Marble Block.
ian6:422
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HoE. D. Z. CARTIER RETURNED.-Hon
D. K. Cartier, United States Minister to
Bolivia, has returned to this country, and is
in Washington. It is said that Mr. Cartier
has partially negotiated a treaty by which
valuable privileges of colonization viii be
Afforded Us. A tract of country lying in the
valley Of the Upper Amazon, and equal in
extent to two or three of our Western States,
is proposed by the treaty to be open to colo
nists from this country.
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n. Y. STOCK MARKET.-Januarv q.
lBY rELEGRAPH1

StOcks-Active. Chicago and Rock Island 81 ;
Alton aud Terre Haute 306 do preferred BIZ buy
er 30 Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago 50 Chi
eago, Burlington and Quincy ~ Milwaukee and
Fralrie d1 Shien 90; Cleveland and Toledo M Ca
Central scrip s64 do full stock s3B Michiqan
southern guaranteed s75s Michigan Southern 46H /;
mlchlgan Central yi% registered 70; United States
5si 81 registered, y75s United States year certif-
Gates $50 Tennessee 6's 6956 Toledo and Wabash,
%. 5Tz Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne aud CHICAGO, "a,
6ZjB Toledo and Wabash, lst. lO35{ /; Chicago and
NOrihWestern assgned bonds Ef !: DO " hnnds e q
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The Ledger, scientifs American, True
Flag, American Union, Wide World, German
Leslie's, Punch's Almanac for 1858, and an
other supply Of the illustrated, and Cassels'
Almanac, and late English papers, have been
received by Wilson Widdicombe.
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LOCAL ToT1OuD.

BEN FRANKLIN DIV. s. OF There will
be public installation of the officers of Ben
Franklin Division, at the Sons Of Temper
anee Hall, Hofman's Block, this (Wednes-
day. evening, Jan. 9TH, at II o'clock. The
public are cordially invited to attend
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READ-RRAD-READ.



DR.. WIN. n. GREGG-Dear Sir: In Februsry, 1851,
was afflicted with the sugar diabetes, and for months
passed more than two gallons OF water in twenty
four hours was Obliged 60 up often as zen or
twelve times during the night Daring the month OF
July, 1861, procured two bottles OF CUnstttntiOn
Water and in two days after iIsing IL experienced
relief aud af,sr taking Two bottles / entirely
YouTs truIy, J. v. L. DEWITT.
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Simpson Is, beyond all question, 8 superior
srtist, and we advise those wishing to get hne
likeness TO call upon him. A visit TO his gal
lery, No. 25S Superior street, Will richly repay
both citizen and stranger. R2TH
Indiana and Kentucky lE96ey Wanted.
C. A. Read Co., pay the highest premium
for the Bank Of the States Of Indiana, Kentucky and
Canada Money, at IS Superior street.
dan2,42h
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NY. MONEY AIARKRT-Jnuunry &.

tHX TELEGRAPH.l
loans. ~ W
Sterling ExehanGe-Market quiet The uuo-
for bankers bills
GOld-Market lower and opening dull at sta34J6.
closing weak at 3454 per cent premium
GOVerDmenr SIOeks-Market Gull. United
States 6's, 81 coupons, 9S5k $40 lU256
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FOR SALE.-A black pony mare and new
buggy --latest style,) cheap for cash. Inquire
at Critchley & Co.'s Music Store, 1s2 Superior
street. jan7:4t
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Grand Concentration Of beauty, health,
comfort and durability of the teeth secured
BY using Hudson's Unrivalled Tooth Paste.
Sold by druggists and Dentists everywhere.
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DR.. WH. H GREGG-Dear Sir; have for several
wears been afflicted with that troublesome ana dan
v-rous disease, Gravel which resisted all renedles
and doctors, until took Constitution Water sn4
Won nav be assured that / was exceedingly plelsea
with The result " has entirely cured me- ava l-u
NAV make any use OF my name you may sc NJ IN rs
gsrd 10 the msdiciue a. have entire couhdenee IN
n sfiicaev. Your truly, POHDSTROhG-
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THREE THOUSAND Tons OF PURE CHIP
PEwA Coal free from mixture with inferior
Coal, at Crawford s Retail Coal Yard, at the
foot of the Seneca Street Bridge.
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SERGEANT FAX.-We are informed that
Sergeant Fay, of smithnight's battery, who
vas shot by an intoxicated soldier in camp,
is recovering, and viii soon be about. The
ball is supposed to be under his arm, and his
physician thinks he can get it out.
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~ Dr.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Eectropathy, cures obstinate cases Of Dyspep-
aia, Rheumatism, scrofnla, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Llyer and Urinary Or
gAns, and other Chronic diseases. Reference
given TO many formidable csses cured in this
city after other physicians had failed. See sd
vertisemeut in another column. once No. Ilos
aaneoa street
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Stone IN the Bladder, Calculus, GTaVeI, BrieE
Dust Deposit, and MHeus or Milky
DiehaFges after UrinGtiHg.

Disease occurring from and the same cause will
be entirely cured by the Constitution Water If taken
for any length Of time. The dose should vary with
the severity Of the disease, from twenty drops to
teaspOOnful three times day, In water During the
passage Of the Calculus the pain and urgent symp-
toms should be combatted with the proper remedies
then followed up with the Constitution Water a
above directed.
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FoR THE 124TB.-S. H. Harrison Of the
124th Regiment, o. V. I, leaves tomorrow
morning to join his regiment. Letters or
small packages left at this Office during the
day, will be carried to the boys.