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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22

For there diseases It is truly sovereign remedy,
aud too much not be said in its praise. single
dose has been known to relieve the most urgent smp-
toms Are you troubled with that distressing pain in
the small OF the back and through the hipsl A tea
spoonful day Of Constitution Water will relieve you
like magic.
For Dysppsia
It has no equal in relieving the most distI essng
symptoms. Also, Headache, Heartburn, Acid Stom-
ach, Vomiting Food, &c. Take p teaspOOnful aftor
dinner The dose in all may be increased II de-
sired, but should be done gradually.
Physicians
Have long since given up the Of buelu, oubebs
and juniper In the treatment Of these Diseases and
only uss them for want Of a better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has proved Itself equal to the task that has dsvOlVed
DiurstieJ
irritss and drsneh the Kidneys and By constant
soon lead 70 chronic degeneration and confirmed dis.
esso.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22

PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE,-Ths
new French safe s tie only article ever recommend
Cd BY the Medical Prof sEiJu and SURE Pre-
ventiyo. Samples sant, SAFELY CONCEALED, 70 any
address, on rec- nj OF stamp. dec23 Rl2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22

E8-Spectators vii be admittfd but not aIlased to
ssate-iO cents each Admission.
Ticksts NOT Trausisrrahie All Tickstz vii be sold
and all parrons admitted sub ect 10 he printed reg
ulaions and such other rules the Proprietor may,
RON time u time &c to adopt
- NO SKATING On sbhDA IS. ~
When the Ice a IN good condition for Ska
ting there will be shawn fr0m the tag staG
ut the Park, q FLAG IN the day time and
a RED LIGHT at Aishr. s,sf r -,
EB-Ticssls can b procared q the of5ca Of s. 8
Stone lover tho Merchants Bsns or Of Chas- FuhF-
O'Clock in the morning til IA the evening.
5. ). sIOhE, Pr0p'r.
CH6s. FUHENss. snpt deci7sf5s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22
no ConsumptIVes.


For the Beng6t Of Eerrous suffer
- ers. The WARNING POICE on
SelECu-e Of Debility, Consumption -
preraturo Decay, Loss % Memory, &C., by former
sufferer. Enclosing t1mp, address
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22
For Dyspepsia
PhNsiaans
CONSTITUTION WATER

Have long since given up the use Of buelu, oubeb
and juniper In the treatment of theee diseases,
only uss them for want Of a berter remedy.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22

Eliza J. Stone and Frank D. Stone, her husband,
Plaintiffs, vs.. Henry G. Lucas and Francis
Rowe, Defendants.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22
sPEelA sgfleEs.
Dr. Graham.

Dr.. Graham,
Member Of the ROysl College Of Physicians
London, Rnglandi Graduate Of
Rioords Hospital for
FEMALE DISEASES,
And constant attendant Of Paris, London
New Orleans and Montreal Hospitals
for the last ten years,
Gas opened HIS onee st the johnson House, Wherehi
will be happy to meet al those who are afflicted with
subacuts or chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the old
PLAN and Is mild, eficacious and elective. His me
oiues are simply vegetable and oils that hsv
never been used but two other ph ysicians in Am
lea besides himself. lie has spent the greatest
Of his life and thousands OF dollars in obtaining
few secrets In his profession He tests the urine ior
all forms OF disease No charge fsr giving al an
hsuest and trus statement OF their case.
sPERMATORHGA.
To YouSG AIES.-He can prove TO you in a few min.
that he is the only physician you ever treated
with that cures this disease For every patient who
will follow his directions, he will give hundred
dollars II he fails in curing this disease No charge
made for consultation. Those distance Who wish
70 consult the Doctor may do BY sending a email
vial Of urine BY mail 9Th nsue se1 and age, and hs
ity Of getting rolst, by eEcloains return postage
stamp. sept53:llg
To ConsumptiVes.
The Advertiser having been restored to health IN
few weeks, b. very simpie remedy, after having SUI
fered several years with sovere lusg Affection, and
that dread disease ConsIm7tion-i5 anxious to make
known to his ieIl0W sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire 1t he VIII send COPY o. the pre-
scrpton used (rse Of eharge.) with The directions
for preparing and using the same, which they win
ind suse cure for CONSUMPTION, Asthma Rronehi-
is, &C. The only object # the advertiser in sendins
the Prescription Is to bsne6t the aioted and spread
information hieh be conceive to be invaluable. and
he hopes every suerer will try hs rsmsdy, 1t via
| cost them nothing, aad may prove a blessing
Parties wishing the prescription win phase ad-
dress Rev. EDWARD A. WILLIAMS, --
novZis427~ Wiliamsburah, Kings Co., n. y r
| j y u .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22
SupDresssd Rsnsturation,

which In tie unmarried female IS constant recur-
ring disease and through neglect the seeds Of mare
arye and dangerous Inaladies the result and so
month after month passes without effort being
made to assist nature the suppression becomes chrou-
ic the patient gradually lOOzes her appetite, the
bowels are copstipatcd, night sweats come on, and
Consumption finally ends h0r career.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22
DiurstieJ

has proved liseh equal to The task that has devoI
upon II.
Divste,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-01-22
Lsucorrhnn OF Rhite,.

This disease depends upon Inflammation Oi nu-
cous lining Of the vagina and womb. Il is IN all ca
s accompanied by pain in the back across the
bowels aud through toe hips. A teaspoOnfui OF the
medicine may be taken three times dsy, with an in
LaD1s-s.ara she mad irissas na-@@
With halt pint Of soft water, morning and evening"
Irritation of tie Neck Of the Bladder, IilEGu-
nation of TIE Kidneys, and CatGTTh Of
the BJa1der, StrangUry and
Burning, or Painful
Urindti7q.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-07-03

The movements of the Confederate vessels
at sea are beginning to attract very great atten.
tion both at the North and in Europe. Spite
OF the vigilance and espionage o. the Lincoln
representatives, Consular and Diplomatic, in
Europe, every other day swift clipper slips
out to sea, and the next thing We know is that
she is Doing her part to sweep Northern COM
meree from the ocean. That greater, progress
has not been made in this work has been due
to the fact of the number of our public vessels
hot pravateers, for the priyateefs have done
little-Dpt the number of our public armed
vessels aeing so small. That difficulty is be-
coming fapidly removed and the name of our
eruiserswiH soon be sslegion,' at least in the
minds aolthe excited mercantile community at
the Norih. The N. Y. Tribune already parades
the n.sllss Of the Alabama. Florida, Virginia.
Georgia, Southerner, Clarence, Falconar Ia
cony, etc. and there will soon be more Issuing
from Hartlepool, Liverpool, the Clyde, the
Thames, and ssrangest and most formidable of
all, from the port of Stockholm, the capital OF
| Sweden. There will be talk among Uncle
Sans ships of going in pursuit of that fellow
when he gets out, and he e0iH get out. The
parties Interested know all about that.
But the richest part of it is that Il vessel call
ed the Clarence, and spoken of as a tender to
the flonda, has been rakin9 six prizes off the
mouth q the Chesapeake, among the rest the
clipper bark, Tacony of Philadelphia, which
was forthwith transformed into 'rebep cruis
er, and she took to, making captures off the
mouth Of the Deleware.
/ The exeitemnnt is awful, all manner Of float
ing thing-fiver boat, sound boat-unsouue
boat, oyster boat and mud scow is immediate
ly to be seut to sea to i: they can see any
such thing at sea as that owdacious pirate, tina
ventureth to take prizes off the mouth of th
, Delewarein Delaware built vessel, captured
} perhaps from some Quaker firm of many tails
: The Brooklyn navy yard with its ship house
. and dry-doeks is to be put to sea bodily, an
the wise men of Gotham are to have the
: bowl repaired and put in commission.
VII. Journal.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-07-03

of our ultimate success. Would to God that
every father in the land would receive his err.
ing soa Ia like manner. How many noble sol
diers, who have been induced by hardships aud
disappontments to take this fatal step. would
be redeemed from unavailing regret and sor.
row and disgrace which the remenbfance of
all their glorious fights cannot diminish. How
giadened would be the hearts Of our Generals,
and how desparlng those of our foes, could it
be known that even the ties of nature were as
nothing, and the strong bonds OF fllal affec ton
but as dust ir the balance, to a people who have
dedicated their sons to slaughter and their
homes to desolatioh for their country's indie.
pendence. >~
Take your fathers advice. You could not
follow the couasels Of one more glorious ano
| patriotic, and return to your brave comrades
as gallant regiment as ever stepped upon :
field of BATTLE and show by your good condu C
that you desire your error TO be forgotten, ane
that you are worthy Of your lineage.
Very truly yours,
| Y VANCE
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-07-03

The announcement made by the I alkee jour- |
nails, that the Confederate forces in Penn sylvia.
MIA, had respected private property and paid
for what they wanted, according to one jourh-
al, in Sgreen backs" and to another In Confed-
crate notes, has created great surprise and no
little dissatisfaction.
The feeling of revenge, and the belief that If
the enemy be made to feel some OF the horrors
Of war which they have remorselessly infilct
ed upon our people, that desire tor peace
will be stirred up in the breast Of the people of
Peensy lvana that will greatly accelerate the
desired object, had induced the hope that de-
vastaton would be visited Throughout the coun
try Of Pennsylvania as great and WHOLESOME
measure of necessary retaliation. That it has
not been done by the advance by no means ar
CUES that it will not be fully and efectually
I complished when the main body OF our army
( shall have firmly established itself upon the
enemy's territory. 70 have begun resaliati on
/ by the advance would have separated the COM
M and so much that the reconnoisances would
have been impossible, and means OF good
/ discipline as well as efficient service, and not
from respect for private properly, the ofheer
commanding the advance has doubtless re-
strained the animosties Of his soldiers, and
thus, private property has been spared, not re.
speoted
General jenkins, said to command the ad-
I vance, has himself felt the heavy hand OF the
enemy's Infamous conduct. His beautiful res
idence has been despoiled and destroyed, hi:
;, property overrun, ruined and wasted. Every
motive for revsnge and retaliation must oper'
ate upon him, aud if he has restrained his sol
diers. we feel satisfied that he can give reason
i that will justify his conduct to all his fellow
! citizens.--Ieich. Epquirer. 4f, ..-
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-07-03
Ts1.oo PER A MUM
Railroad Fares. &c.


The following preamble and resolution was
offered by Gov. Vance and adopted, at the late
meeting of the Board of Internal improves 7
ments: @Ee%#2H - gt~ s.. <sAs
WHEREAS, Owing to the greatly increased
travel and transportation on our railroads DUR
ing the last two years, increased expenditures
have been necessary to keep them in proper
repair, and the Railroad companies have been
compelled thereby to ralse from time to time
their rates of freight and travel and whereas,
the agricultural interest of the State, which Isl
our main reliance to support and carry on thss
war, may be seriously injured if no restrictions
or Limitation is placed on these charges:
| Resofvea, as The opinion Of this Board That
hereafter no further increase of charges should
be made by any Railroad company, unless .
cause tor 1t should arise which does not now
exist: and that only a sufficient sum of money
should oe raised by each of the companies to
defray their expenses, to provide for the re-
lpairs and renewal of their Roads, and to declare
such dividends as may be reasonable in amount.
And the State proxies, at the meetings of com.
Ipanies hereafter to be held, are her eby instre-
ted to ascertain what Limitation, if any, may be
necessary to effect these objects.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-07-03

The allegation made in some OF our journals
to the effect that cotton was being extensively
shipped by way of Nassua and Havana to the
Yankee States, has ELECTED an investigation by
the Confederate Government. 1t will be seen
by the following reports of gents directed to
lock into this matter, that very little cotton ln-
deed finds it's way to the North, ana that no
reproach attaches to our merchants and plan
ters IN this connection. From Nassau the re-
! port states -. s .;s5 v ees Is4s
! S Struggling lots of cotton, not to any notable
/ extent occasionally brought here. say IN
parcels of 5 to II and Is bales, and shipped
North. These came out 10 sailing vessels, for
/ the cotton By steamers snua, iably goes TO- Eng
lnaad. At this season of the year when calnls
prevail, n;ne-tenihs Of the sailing vessels are
lbound to be captured. 80. 4s.snsI a.sses
/ From Havana, the report is equally favor
liable, as follows; -. ...6s ssg ssss..H
l. In relation to the sale of cotton in Havana
to Northern buyers it affords me pleasure to
say, such sales are of rare Occurrences, and
/ with the exception of the cargo Of the Alice
no considerable quantity of cotton mas. beer
. shipped TO New York,o other. Northern ports
II The Alice belongs to q JOINT stock company
and the stockholders are dissatsGeds with be
management by their agents---John Macau
lev and Addison Cammaek land unanimousl,
4 condemn their course IN selling cotton to Mort
4 Tern buy ers, and are now making an effort +
!. get possession of this vessel and her earnings
am, therefore, Of opinion, that but little CO.
|. ton will, in the future, had its way from Hay
h ma TO the enemy. rs s.ss Il Eatssa. .sssz5l
/ know of no collusion. between any of o,
a citizens and the enemy for the supply Of, q
4 ton to the latter Rich. tSesstaasek. As.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-07-03
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Interesting Correspondence.
LINcoLN CO., n. c., June 16;

4
Ercezzeaacy. Coz. Il. b. Vance:
at is ith sorrow [ communicate to
YOU this morning the contents OF this letter,
but see no other alternative it is the only
way for me ever to gam the affection Of my
freinds Sir, have brought on myself disgrace
and the contempt of my friends as long as |
live, by abseatiug myself from nay company
without leave. | got home the 18th of this
month. Ny old gray headed father met me
at the gate with joy-happy to see me. After
nassing the usual compliments, he asked me II
was on furiough. | told him | was not. The
old ma, broke INTO tears and told me | could
net stay with him, that must 60 and join my
regiment. reple 10 him, intended TO do SO;
| did not come home TO stay. tie then told
me if would go back he wouldn't have me
arrested. but if not ne certainly would. told
hin, [ wauted some clothes and pair OF shoes.
He gave me a pair OF snoes, aud told me ne IN.
tended to send me such things as needed, and
asked me why didn't stay aud wait tor fur-
Tough replied ! hadn't been home IN SO
long sI wanted to see them all once more. lie
repIie5. 81 had much rather never to have seen
vou than for you to come home in that way. "
He asked me if hadn't seen the Governors
nroclamation | tolG him | had not. lie then
1ot the paper. s'See here--read this, my son,
this teaches you what fruits desertion brings
on" CHOW" says he you are ruined-undone
forever. This sor, of conduct will never do
YOU must return, and that Immediately
nromised him would. ''Go" says he ano
Stand by your colors until you fall or untl
your country is free Governor, this is les
son taught me never can forget am actu
ally sorry I done so. | will promise you
never will do so any more. beg your pardon
] want to return 10 my regiment, If you please
Give me pass or something of the kind !
show. in order that can get back without be
ing arrested. Pardon me for my transgress
ion !: find the waF of the transgressor IS hare
give YOU my word and honor as man tina
never will do so any more. This is the hrs
time. and it is the last. viii 60 end join IN
fellow soldiers and remain with them until th
war ends. let that be sooner or later, if live
If you will pardon me, will be more than
thousand times obliged, aud feel myself undt
innumerable obligations to you for SO dong
II not. please send me a passport or somethlr
of the kind so that can get back to my reg
ment. don't want to 90 under guard IT l ca
help it; if can't will go.anyhow, aud abie
by the consequences, be they what they ma
I have served two years, and will serve
many more il necessary. did not think
the evil IF had have known once what no
do. would have remained there until now.
hope, Governor, you will grant me this, 10
give me for SO doing. The God that rul
Heaven and earth knows my heart. | pri
He may forgive me. must close by sayir
remain your most obedient servant.
-
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-07-03
STATE OF NoRTH CAROLINA,
Executive Department
Raleigh, June 22d, 1868.
10th az. G. r,
Cottage Home, AZ. G..

n LOUdye l7oWae, ".
SIR Your letter asking for q pardon and
pass to return to. your regiment, has been re-
ceived. Ecnlosed | send you . pass, and will
give you when you report to me in this City,
q letter to Gen. Pender, which / have no doubt
will secure you exemption from punishment.
am sure that there is nothing that a brave of
fieer would not grant to the son of such a faith
er. 1 desire you to present him my regards,
and to say 70 him that would feel honored g
shake his hand. feel refreshed in the contean
plation OF such uhalloyed patriotism and sucl
.nerl can be found in North Carolina. Ant
while they sre, I feel il impossible 70 dsspai
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-07-03

The New York World has at last given a
plain expression to it's preference for the Jeff
Davis government over that of Abraham Lin.
COLI. In an article, on Thursday, it boldly
says:
! 1t can no longer be denied-it is patent to
the whole worlo-that the superior men, NOR
ally and mentally are at the head Of the wrong
government and the wrong army.
TO say the men who head the rebellion are
morally superior to the men who administer
the lawful government OF the United States,
crime. The adjective ssurong" applied to the
government of Davis and his satellites is of
Sc, an allusion to the locality of its sitting,
Richmond not being the established capital OF
the natoL.-Bufazo Express. s
| Well, we say it over again, deliberately, the
superior men are at the head of the rebel gov
ernment. 1t is the weakness, shame and curse
of the Union cause that this is SO !; but, as we
cannot deceive the whole world on that point
why try and delude oLe another? When the
rebellion broke out all the advantages were or
4 the Unions regular government, the army
command of the sea, wealth, the workshops O
the nation, and Numbers; but the rebellion hat
/ what we unhappily lacked-a government o
marked executive force, the members of whicl
/ at least had conscience or wisdom enough t,
know that deliberate official lying would in tn
| long run injure them. Hear what the Spring
field Republican, an administration paper, say
: Lon that point: A .zjss4s rsY "a :.
! sls lying vice inherent in Republican institu
J ltions, or merely incidental to Mr.. Lnceln's &C
J minissration Certainly it is much safer to b
lieve the Richmond papers and Davis az
r Lees bulletins than anything we get frol
i Washington or the Rappahaanock.'' j xsssz S
al Even Henry Ward Beecher. is on recor
Q on conceding that at least one leading rebel &c
|, erally was a fair and eminent Christian. 1t
], idle tor us to expect success in this war, no
n Withstanding our vast resources, until we ha'
5. more brains and more honesty in the scondu
y,I of public affairs. 7. World. sss..
erl :
7. DEsERTERs.-The proclamation of Gov Van
Z of North Carolina, IN regard to deserters fre
- the Confederate army, is having very hap
y effect IN bringing these sknikers TO light.
q itia officers oethas State, acting under the I
: der OF the, Governor, are arrestlng and deliy
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-07-03

DEsERTERs. The proclamation of Gov Vance
of North Caroiina, IN regard to deserters from
the Confederate army, is having very happy
effect IN bringing these sknlkers TO light. Mil
itia officers O. that State, acting under the or
der OF the Governor, are arrestlng and dellyer-
ing at this Post, large numbers Of men .ybee
have left their commands without leave. From
| The adjacent counties Of North Carolina there
are almost daily arrivals Of ganss of these. de
nnquents. Dan. Register.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-07-03

Rev r. j GRAVES. This gentleman, abos,t
whose treason such fuss was made nnoAths
ago, was recently taken to Richmond fer trial.
His case went before the Grand Jury of ths
Confederate Court and they found mot q trne
bill. ~ Fay. Observer.
Western sentinel. [volume] (Winston [i.e. Winston-Salem], N.C.) 1856-1886, 1863-07-03

The HrGHEsT Yer. The jackson s;s-
sssssppsan has advanced its snbscrip ton
10 $5 month.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-13
ECbeIlcn in orr Kird,e.

2(m UOrlesten Sonnta9 Woraen, ia9t
Der Baltimore ,Glipper," CAB in Der
orlttcn @n9liich 9utberiiben Stride in
Der Wonumentitrabe, cine 8ebelIen.Oe=
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Sonrao bon Vdncaifer, ga, mar ein9es
looen woroen, oen Sormitta9ss @ottes.
olenft objubalten uno in iein 8ebet IblcB
cr otn prdIoenten uno Die b6tften Gam
oe6beboroen elm, uro bat UNI balpiee
Oeritellun9 oes 6ricoenS. Oa6 brabte
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li6en &upferiblan9cn in 70 9roBa @utb,
odB am Sbluhe oe6 8sbetee etpa jpon
zig cerfelben aus Der &irbe berau6s
fhliipften.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1863-05-13
Nuentaun, No., Wai I3. 1863
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