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CERTIFICATE.

100 ar CERTIFICATE. .t-i
This Is TO certify that about sightssn months ago
commencod using bTERLIuG'I AMBaosIA.l ny hRfF
Vaa short, thin and TApdy falling out had triod
many Hair T0nics, fnYigOFetOrs &C.. without receiT-
Ing any bene1t. Soon alter u8inf the Aubfoala, ny
hair ceased falling out, and npmmenesd growing -
rapidly a. to astoniah me- Now my hair Is thick son
aud glossy, and b I've f5st four inches IN Length
whom let down, reaching 70 ths nOoEs This WOndsr.
III result attribute solely % the use of Stlinq'g
Ambrosia a. 8fncb 1 Commenced usinR II have -
piieOd uOthiug el5s 70 ny hair. ii r = tlT 20
.ia5I"11r t'llii1 = -. ~ Z I, a. BhoS -,
- 4iH.| l- ---fiiT 5lis1S - o
DB-We adViss y0ungp p0Esons, Whoss halr d BEGIN
ming to fall out, 70 take warning Ia time, and
their hair, BY using the AmbrOgia. To those Whc
have already lost thoir hair the fres use OF The An
BBOSIA viii surely restoreit d Il has done TOR thou
aano1s ..#. Hl ..HH UsUI
D5-Dr. STERLIEG's AMBBOsIA Il q stimulating oily
extract Of Roofs, Barks aad Herbs It VIII cure IN
diseases Of the scalp and itbhing Of the head entire.
lg efeicate8 dandrul pregenta the hair iron fains
ont, from turning prematurey gray, causing Z %
grow thic and long. II B entirely different from al
other preparations and can BE- relied On .t .I-i.
pB-Itis 6 vol known fact 10 Thousands In the Olty
O New York that this q the only article yet dBcOT-
cred that VIA oURg the Disease Of the Seal and eas
tne hair 70 sro"' .lf.4 ail -HF Esl.4
3~PRICE Per BOI-OOntaining two bOttlsa.-Ea
H. h. STERLING, Sole Proprietor,
No. 4s5 Broadway, New YORK
pS-For Bale ny all Druggists. nara. R2sdkW
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VDlOmOusOn'A ImprOEed speetaclel
LH aOLOMONRON.

PBAOTIOAL AND BUIENIIIIU UPtiUIh
Keeps the largest assortment In the Optical line ol an
the trade. From his long residence In this Oltyl
and the extensive patronage received during thai
ime he would say 70 his old friends and the publc
secure the very best quality Of Crystal Gaasea grounc
under his inspection to suit the eyes, IN all ca
- curing weakness, dizziness Inflammation Of ths
Eye and inpartng strength Tor long reading and I'M
swing The reputation OF SOLOmOhsOh,5 eatab-
shm6nt a. the most reliable to get the best articles
IN that line that can be obtained has become En -
bI1he1 faot and attested by his patrons, whose ad
Vioe II Is: 60 10 SOLOM0HS0N'S, make no mis-
tAke,) 10 SuperioT-St., under the Amer1eant ana
thsro you will find the best kind Of SPHOEAOhAe
n1rMr. SoIomOnson would here inform the publio
that be never employs any one in the sale OF bis Len
rs and those who desire pair OF his spectacies oa1
=. AHT1TEcIAL Ell A6 insartsd Htthnut poan ]
inTTT1H-Ho. 10 s1parior-st, under the Americas
H6tal Z H q % 81 ID III 80 ISpz
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very desirable Residence, With Is acres Of land,
eOnVenisnt 10 Street Railroad. r .. .-.l I :
Let. s2o0. --. u L ----.-. q
iunsu Atwatsr Building, loot Of sussrioT-st.
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE

Nh H ALL SUFFlOlENTI IHhEE
III -TRIESEmAR l, 2 and ;, are protected BY Roy.
a Letters Patent Of England, and secured BY the
Seals OF the EoOle de PharmAcie de Paris and the
Imperial Collage Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. One IL invaluable for EIhsustion, SPermatoE
Rh0sa and all physical disabilities. " ~ -l'
No. Two conpletely eradicate1 all trnce1 Of thol
diseases that have heretofore been treated BY hs nau
180lg and parnidiOus use Of cOpavia and cubeb6.
No. Three has entirely snpplanted ths Injurious use
Of mercury thereby inEufing 70 the sufferer BpoedV
relief dispersing all impurities, and roofing out tho
venom Of diseases. -- T. atfH
rKIEsEHAR, NOS. l, and are preparations IN tie
orm OF LORengss, devoid Of ta5tB and smell, und can
Be carried In the Waistcoat pocket. Sold in tin
and divided into separate dOaes administered by
Velpau, LalsnAnd ROuI, RicOld, &c. Price IS each;
Whereby there is q saving Of %. To be had whole
als ard retail Of Dr. BARROW No. lS4 Bleecksr-Stl
New York. .r. ..-. b..
ImmedfatsIy on receiving remittance Dr. Barrow
WIlfOrWArd the Tresemar 10 any part Of the world,
sold by g. W. CLARK, Agent for Cleveland.
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POST-0FFIeE TIMETABLE. !.
i80S GUHHRR ARRANGKEKNF 1854
E-f i' FOR TIE 'i-l
Arrival and Closing OF Mails
/ -a5.u5 le slslisl At TIE Dad oil .-li5 I'D
/ CLEVELAND POST OFFICE, @
.... ,--sH aoRB. raal. as .a.s


sa-haik win b opened and ready for dsIfvs-y
! SsiAIl Mails close one hour before departure
ans ARRIVAL, or NAILS AT DEPOT. s-
Esstsrn Through arrives at ial5 AN, lsa0 esp n
IasieFR WAY arrives e 20 3, a. ~ =, s,... :.
Western Way arrives at $50 p. ~. r.-t .-,--a --
Sandusky Way arrives At 80 A. u,
Cincinnati through arrives q gsl5 a. n, Ss5 r. n.
I DO Way arrives ct g35 p. d..
PitfIburrh Through arrfEe8 At 9.l5 p. -. ~ -H.
tlsbonIne Way s5rivss st I.6S P n. y511u i Hl
port, &C., EriTsS Tuesdays, ThursdSTB snd Sat-
BrssEs7s = Bai, Ao arrives lIOndayu and Trsda5'
sba-oS cs5tsr. Granger. NORTH Royatop. ho. arrives
Mondays and gridGg8Et 5 p n .51L1 1aIld1 COB.
EaETeasyils srTiys7 da5llg e l9;ls a m
aaiass as CLOSING OF NAILS. 20" D. ial
A4sE5la HseysH, f9T Eis Bussl2, 1o5isny sS
u. AHfAbula sud Onnneaut, elnss1 Ct A d. afli
EAsTERN THROUGH, for New York only, clOSss at
EAsFEa4 THRoUqH, for Erie, BufiaiO, Albany, Bos-
~ ~. " - ~ = r. =, y :. = 4; -
VasTEns TIIso1aH, for Toledo. Detroit, Ohieazo
and Milwaukee, closes at 70 P. NJ QeaYsl at 5;lo
WEsTERE THROvaH, for Toledo, Detroit, OhIcazO,
NEsJEgH HA9, for 4ll points SetEsen Cleveland
9nd Toledo, closes Ct P. u.
Toints, closes at 4:lO P. NJ.
On0nNGFI WkT, fOf a1 points between OlsvolAnd
and Cincinnati, closes a. 10 P. M QeaVes At 81
OIsonELE n THRoUsH, for OoIumbuss Dayton, New
Grk and Cincinnati, closes 81 10 p NJ ueayes at 5:l5
CIscIEEATi THRoUaH, for columbus, CIncihnatI,
LOuisYiila, 81. Louis, lndRnApoli1, GAINESVILLE and
PIFTsSgaGH ThagUeH, for Pittsburgh and Wash-
FITTssUEaa WAT, for an points between Cleveland,
EelgViiler and harrso arg. hiladelphi9B
Baltimore and WashingIOn, closes At 700 A NJ.
mAH0NIEa MAHs for all points betWsen OleEslald
and Youngstown closes 81 10 p. NJ, Qeavea neEt
uing.l N aI.E A..... .HfHI| s..-' IT.
MEDTHA WAY, closes at A. N.
R0CEFORf, &c. closes on IuesdayBs Thursdays and
SaturdayB, At u NJ #- s...r--. D. .s... go.
urdAys, at A. M .4 no ls-s7 rHIg .l a.
SHARON OEHFER, Granger, North ROyaltOn &C.,
cl0sos on Tuesdays and Saturdays Att A. n. Fti.
WARRENgVILLK, closes daily, 1880 A, M.
CHAafOLETELANDand Euclid iclosa1 dAilysA p. n.
Ba-MAil and Drop Letter. are psauirs By law u
b pre- paid. .---t. .I- f.- e..-7l r..F.I t.-IL
Ils.s<Ln CITY OlroulhrH are required 70 DrS-pald
- 6mos oPen nom 10 a, n, to I'D P. n, On
Sunday from A. d. 20 loi38 A. n. - Pc
-'-f----- ..--s ~ I. UOWLEs, P, n.
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IL story House and Lot on PhelpsSt, convenient TO
the Lake shore Car Shops and Boiling Mill
I Price $500
Brick House and Lot, No. 20 Prospect-St. Has Gas
\ and Water and small Ofice attached convent
Z ent for Physician
new tWo-atOFy House and Lot, corner Of Perry and
sibley-Sts- Lot 60xl.5i good Fruit, Water and
I Gas. Price 4,100.
large HOuss and Lot on Olnton-St. frouting Oliu-
I ton Park. Lot 60 feet front, running back to the
I Lake. Good Barn and frult. Price S4,O00.
tIafh6WS Block on south side Of Pnblio square, with
I land through to OhAmplain- ST., for sAie cheap
Long time gwen on large share OF purchase mon
Z ey n desired. il. = Itf y
TX Story Brick House. Lot 4ixl70 to an alley on
I FrRnklin-St opposite Reservoir. Good Barn,
large new and elegant Brick House and Barn, cor
7 ~ Kinsnhn and Forest-Sk Lot 338El9S. o95Gd!
Brick HOuss and Lot No. Johnson-St. Lot s5xloi.
I Prics $500.
st. Lot Ssxl44, cor. alley and soOTille-St. SSSOO.
I Terms easy. Possession Given immsdiateiy,
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"A acres two mIlss from the City about 20 rods from
I Euciid-St., on the Crawford Road good Farm
House and barn; well stocked with Fruit Of ali
kinds. Price $500. Terms to suit purchaser.
IOH asres ~ miles from the City inst "a from Eu-
clid-St. Price S3OOO. Terms easy.
80 in BroeksViile s. improved, balance
choice timber land. o25 per acre. Terms essy,
90 acres In Boston 40 acres improved. Good House
and Barn. Price $40 Per acre. Terms easy
l23 in Parma, miles from Brighton; 50 acres
improved. Good tWo-Btory HOuse and two Berns.
Price e50O0. Il 'H .Efs- -r
50 acres in Newburg, about miles from Cleveland
Good HOUSE and Barns and fne Orchard. 5000.
ESQ neres 30 miles from Toledo and miles from Wan
BeOn Station on Air Line Railroad $50 acres pfsi
ris and balance timber land. New House and
n iulV3
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INSURANCE.

IOHN G.. ENNINGS,
~ (5uocessor to Rouse Jsnnlnga,)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
REMOVED FROM .
911 superloF-St.. Marble Bleek,
TO Atwatsr Building, foot Of SuperioF-St.
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BS-Wiu buY and sell Real Estats on Commission.
Rsnt and tOllect Rents, &C. 'i
DB-HO charge TO Purchaser. SollerH only charged
for Sales or Exchanges Actually Made.
BN-Alan iaanaB Policies - Lowest PaYing RAta8 in
Reliable Ea8tern Insurance OOmpaniea.
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ON 1T Y,
NORTHERNLIGRT.

Eag-This Trip OF more than Eleven Hundred Miles,
embraces six degrees Of latitude, and eleven uegeea
81 tonRftude passing through Lakes krie. st Clair,
Huron and SUPERIOR and the beautiful Rivers Detroit
st. Osir and st Marie, with its Thousand lseg, pre-
ssntnE 70 the Tourist for Pleasure, HEALTH or in the
punsut Of Scielte, more REAL attraction5 than any
other on the continent OF America.
- I-Passengera from Toronto aud Montreal can
connect with of thess Boats at Port afnia on the
evening Of the day they leave Detroit t7-
pB-0ne OF the steamers, Sea Bird or Cleveland, will
have Chicago on Wednesday evening Of each week
iOFSaperof City, touching It al mtermedEts port1
FbR RURTHER INFORMATION ana all enqui-
Fies regarding Freight or Passage, address
CLEVELAND AGENTS:
ROF5,T HANNA a. CO., for Northern Lishtand
! City Of UleYeland;
II. G GARRETSON a CO., for Meteor and nH-
RJssRY q MoBRIDE, for Iron City ahd
DETR0IT AGENTS.:
3. P. BRADY 3 90, for ITsn City, Planet an Oity
Of OeYoiand;
Villains 3 90. for EorthsrD Light IninO and
Meteor; -'. a.." H.I ..-..a
yEO. HUT6HINs co., for Traveller. mar s:tsO
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! LAKE SUPERIOR STEAMERS.
is8S- 1858.
OLEFELLEB, DETROIT,
LAKE SUPERIOR LINE.
TIuR SpTENDID STEAMERS

PLANET, d u EOkl UIIl % UIEN ELANDI
TRAVElLER, ILLINOIS lBOh OIff HOkfH-
fRH LIGHT, will form the line from Cleveland and
Detroit to all Lake Superior Ports during the season,
on the following days:
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TODDr & RNsWORFH.
211 --- superior-st., =. 211
CLEVELAND, OHIO.

UIIE -II7LlII1 VIIIUT
New York Life Inguranse COmpAHV.
AsslTs, = q, ,5S8, ,946.OT. ''
N6W EnEInnd Fire and Marine Ina, CsuiDly
OF HARTF0RD, CONN.
CASH OAPIEALs S4O03oOOs agT 81
Lamar las. Company, (Riro RRd hlarlne,) }
OF kEM, YORK.
OksH OAPIHAL - o3oo,eO0.
Hope Insurance Company Of Pro 1dsnes, 3. l.
CASH CAPITAL, $3.50, 600.
BS-ParticulAr HttsDtion given 10 Insurance on
Dwellings for throo i've tara at reduced ratsa.
"a Losses adjusted and paid ct this Agency.
Lpril 18th. lS63.-. = ..------- u nDrl6.R2
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THE POET ON A TRAIN; Oh,
Tho Romance Of the Railroad.
b the Author Of "Fair InsE, "Ths Primes q
aWalsa. !" " The Ghost HuntsrI,' 80, %. sa'

~ the Author Of "Fair InsE,'' 1.-THE Primes q
Wales" a Ths Ghost HuntsEB,'' &o.i 30 1'
OHAPTER YI-ALL ABOAAD. 'tlA at-
Eond laughed when on the plAtioTms s
Butt tRas all within my sleeve,
10 think the people round ne sEH
Did the Landlord so decelTBi
So Isaid, "HOW Mr.. Landlords p. l.a..l
Hou, Sir, too, shall have your daYt'i
As pesB8d In at the window s l-T
And saw him receive his pay. - g.. r.
he his pay had an collected
Erg the folks we're near half DONE . r b.. ..rs
Quickly "All aboard ~ shouted,
." And made all the people run; -l.l FOL. G
Out they rushed all mad as blRzesA-
- sWoFs the landlord Whs q cheat, I-.
And with the railroad had combined
Thst thoy should not hahest. l.H
But the man WhsWss the madsst, Gill. hlr :
Whsu Ger his psHOn he had gbill11 a #r1.s.
The contsntsoi his hat.
.. t'Our army once in Eland8It" r-
Our army In the South, .-...-
Would blush 70 hear the curBsGl 70 .a-' -a"
That DrOcoeded from hiB mOuths I. G. .
he swore on me he'd take revenge:
And was bound 70 have my lif8, yTt
So he seized from on the table quick
Z The landlord's carEing kniisI
z aHe looked madiy through the car. 1-
While was in the depot hid
Enjoying saGar.s 10 -..
When he saw he could not ind nal -T-
. After looking through the trAin,s
into the dining room be ran, a...... H
- And took my seat again
IN the esrs, which started OF then, af-
And left him soon behind,
looking Vainly in each corner .r s....r
OF the depot me 10 hnd.
ITO N OOHTmURD.1 .aN" s-
In the meantime would announce % the public
that have brought home from the East the largest
and most superb TtOok Of fashionable
WINTER CLOTHING,
or Men and Boys wear, that has ever been seen in
UlsVeand, and our stock Of Fall and Winter Ready
Made Clothing surpasses anything in the State. As
! buy and sell for cash only, wholesale and retail
purchasers will do well 10 call at
Isaac A. Lsaao's Union Hall, @
cole Agency for the sale Of sewing
Machines, StOrr'B AutoIHatOn Freshman, and
StrOnRis Patent Army Bed-Trunk.
.-...1 - Corner Superior and Union-BtI.
- Look ont i5r the GIAHfs ? II - -
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REII E9TITE.
DRAYTON 8 sT0CKWELL,
RKLL ESTATE LGENFs,
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.

ri. a. 8: insa.saos s. 6ssss ss u & 81 iS 6raILSa.
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REFRIGERATORS.

II Il 4 Is i d Il b a Il " h . .
Twenty different Styles and Sizes. -.qI
sCHOOLEY's u1CEBERG," !" Never becomes
damp and mOuldy; sizes.
SCHO0LEY'S HGCE KING" Thoroughly
ventilated; sizes.
.JEWETTs HPALACE,p 8siEes; handsome
ly grained s finished for Dining Room.
JEWETTs COTTAGE" 2 sizes; opens in
front. Nicely grained and finished.
JEWETPS 'GCE TOP" 2 sizes; opens in
front. Nicely grained and finished.
ICE CHESTS, sizes; double lids. Low
price. -a.a.
WATER GOOLERg-I,2 3, 4 and 6 gal
Ions, made double; filed in with char
GOAL. 0Re piece Of ice lasts sll day.
ICE CREAM FRREEERS-8, 4, 6 and 8
quarts, The emostspproEedk kind-Win
freeze cream in ToUR MINUTES.
WATER -KedIie's and JeRetfs.
All sizes, from 2 70 u gallons.
SILVER PLATED IOE PITOHERs-A
splendid variety st low prices.e
Ss0OaII or send for descriptive Catalogue Of the
I - -.| ". P. FDGG, I p
aprSo Corner Of Superior and Sonsoa-Bts.
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49,. - !, { On

NeEHse hurts the copperhsadsa like
victory inthe field. They can stand de.
teatatths' ballot box with composure. be.
cause they are used 10 il; an and tbey vel
come persecution. and The impFisonmsn. d
their seditious leaders, because Il E Ne
them chance parade thsnselyes as de-
Tenders OF free speech and Sthe foFlorp hon.
OF popular liberty Bat great victory
oyer he rebels ia me asld, IKE shat E, Won
At Gs1sysS on sl4 oysrSh stifas thsm
With confusion. 81 ''-'3 ~ * x. N I
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Let ,Jastice be Done to5t6S RI.yAs

Eds, 1nteltgene.rI see On The 6r & i page
otoyour4 paper OF to day lengthy Icofres-
poa9e1eet copied from the New York Roridl
article thsswFiterl hasstakeu OCCASION 10 ili-
verge from tho heading OF shfsgsdtiect and
see q disposition, Oh Ills par 10 F. ondemn
not few military men wllo, ave rislSeS
and perilled their lives aud their all on
many battle field to- save ahrs couutry.
especially he la6ors to prove Pope Burn
SIDE and Hooker incompetent, aud all Ihey
did IN the service of the counIr 9{fa iuresI
while ne speak OF ,tstsAIeea elian shurIink
back t y. pei legtOns TO ginia tom the
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) RsewnIow,s SOM M q =

It'll a = 81 Gn 40. Z = lSen y III AZ
A letter from shelbyyillsr Tennessee, in
the Mobile 4Adpertser, says So .,.-.i...,.1.,q
The most daring aud dashing of the cav.
airy leaders on the Yankee side in Middle
Tennessee, is Colonelt Brownlow, son of
she notorious and infamous old Parson
Brownlow, of Knoxyille.I HE is young,
lather handsome great dandy and LADY,
man, and, like his. father, q gas.pipe or
blow hard of the most terrific description!
dis lieutenant Colonel issAudy Johnson's
son-two nice young men for a small tea
party, trnlyf Though commandinxna,Sre
giment, Brownlow is nearly always.ou at
The hh9d Of small scouting parties. tryitg
TO ambuscade our boys, aud leaving sapcy
messages in writing for hem 81 nous es on
the neutral ground. In once of the rness-
sages, ahont month ago, he offered $4,000
It one hupdred OF the best men Of Patter.
son's regiment would come, and fight him
and one, hundred al of bis men on bpea
ground. FgiiaiItass I7tii7fi ia 81
Col. Patterson refused 10 allow mi s fb,. :,
gadocia TO be noticedi 6dt1 Lieut. Nav OF.
tered TO come out with, eightvsmer' and
meet him and his hundred aud eIeao him
out, just for tie fun Of the thing. Brown.
low dIdn't accept; and ever since than MAJ
has been trying TO catch, Brownlew and,
RsoWniow toScatch Nay May veEy nearly,
succeeded one day. he got on. Brow1loW;s
trail, and came mp With him, their parties
being a6out equal in numbeI. Alter brief.
earbinio andiPistoiopic intet change Brown
low and his men fled, and May and his party
pursued May took indiTiduallys aftsr
5Brownlow. hut the latter had too fIesf
ihorsei he, however, left his cap and teies.
cope onat hesread, and may now has them
as keepsakes. ffsa
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,oamorahIe f;aId of Antietamu He takes
snaeial csara nGt, IN % IL one word of the
Fa;Ihrss 5lIsSs .nd ! sss-s attending. the
/ kr,nny oftba Pnt55,a = y,5siIs Inc eom8
raaS I'D s.Si tor ore mar,
,yslve mentbs RI, !, jisi'not o,T object 10:
~; or:rec 4. thisboufsof the
nafionss reril. y ssS, ~
7. l. NJ tira nov e.. orn,v corresnond-
ancs 70 Ssnt ,be;r sn;ta m The command.
80 ~ 80. 60, -. "a are still
doing ali they can to overthrow this terri
BILE rebellion. Hear'him venting bis vim
dictiVe@ Vituperation on General MiiFoy'
kEEho obJectsof1 speciat - nh.e
/ with copperheads. In speaking OF zen T4i
| eral Milroy's retreat from winchester, T., ne
| says; Do the 18th ultimo, General s Hai
| roy was attack at Winchester by tne az
| vance Of Lees army under General fEYeFlP
and after short onttict, ned dlsgraese1IInflliy
I 70 Harper's Ferry, abando ning all bis stores
/ and command TO the rebels; Wonder u
! the writer is In possessioh of the facts OF
/ the fight at winchester, or is Il his S3
I 10 nisrepresenE He calls terrible na !it
/ lasting from Friday until MONDAY morning,
/ e short conflict He calls MIlroy's re-
I treat from Winchester ia disgracetul 5tsm-
\ pede, ioafter he had fonghtt he rebels i've
4 TO one, for three days, .sndt then chtl IBIS way
! out, joining our army on the baltimore
aud Ohio railroad iWithJdbe greatest part
of his meniand horses. q The only wonder
is thatfthe rebels did not capture all the
army at Winchester. Thereshas never been
a General inlcommand in West Virginia,
who has protected nus more than Major
General RobertH /. Milroy. j.9s9ee ~ q.
-rir,Giq vi veg sdMILROY3SsGulpE
eaJuly 10th; 1882 Geagsga-1 OK, u '2as
,gdoI d4EJ ha---- -; =. ~ 1 4 81 81 lif5
| mo gNTsrnneSs or copII,eIrheaSti Il M uAe
1851 ba5S TyIo+5 iTarrbIsSr,s wsekiy y 50 1aiaH
10 ra55ss%Tk the r;y b3t, enns
lnoignatlon OF , SoPperneal pat. ~" ct a.
excursions OF montgomery 81 tne SUM uu'n'
ana If tbs rsbsInira sippine
It is aafruit ofa the same dsEotediregard for
the Union and,'the country9which compels
thlsgkina oil lns,.e
and t to omi. all bnt the most manneFly-re.
proof ofrebellion ITSELF 1.-THE Government
of the United States. hard pressed by arms,
seeks ite weaken .itshenemy7hy deprivipg
him. of thes services OF slaves Oopperhead
patriotism expIodes at the uneonstitutionz
ahty, eradicalism, Ifanaticlsm, and wicked
nessn of the act. & but 1.-THE rebels drive
slaves to build tortstFemibehind whIcnonr
men mayrb conveniently slaughtered, or
ifsthey. keep slaves working ia !thedield to
feedathe mem whoIare neutrality-suspicious.
ornaments or3lt etney arm IT EN- 10 shoot usi
sn5a rs
wicked in snchin course. The rebels have
been 'if7.r7they feared that Justice
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! Take Notice. 4sdl7Df

T'HAT6h Thhrsday, The 18th int at TX O'Clock,
" r A., the Board of2A ppeals will meet at tho
Council Chamber to hear aud decide upon all pill
cations for the REDUCTION Of the valuation OF any
real properly, theoretical value OF sdy ordinary, Of
the valuation of any stock goods. wares and fer-
chaudizs s and reported by the assessor
JuhuSs .,,0r.I H. r. FEsNY I, City Clerk.
~ n9s. EstaatS zettuug eJpyi 1 time. I'm
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The America, ~ y IN Rem. s..
Two Malss apEsgsst of atsItass and Con- sS3
VVgElsH.A On t6s9 "a Iqps.iisss, al
tHftEmat9n was 1Alsd in the trieti court
Of the United States for the Western Dtstrict of wiz
gniaen behalf The United States ~ ne, tor
pey thereof for sad 1istrist agtnst to mules lie
of 5Rnles Afmstead, and described IN
said information; In which fnforms Il Is n su
stance alleged that the owner Il enRngetfb
the existing rebellion against the United statei
nat at the tie Of bis so engaged he VA
the OF the property TINT the std
eEits u Armltsad olding once GTder the sot
ee1ied Sunfederate Ststes Of America Or fnder III
Iepelilcps the Stafe6f FrRinf sttIt3
" iennond, and praying that eaId property unaS
ee s9atseated and soldas forifited to thu United
Ssass' ana pFdsf Of sale Tor the above
Ia5ned property was made az the Spring term, d
~ Court United states fr Id
Wss.ern District Of Hfrgtbfa at Eheeifhs Z
8, oN tnereIore, IN pnrshanceo the monftion under
w as4i oitne sad Conrt to dFeeted aud delfyl
hereby give public notice 70 ali personi
any Interest In said property, on in me
theLeoL 70 appear eetofs the jude OF ne
Court the uDited States for estsrri
district ntsNirQnia. ht " heatn Z me 6f isanf
A ~ ~ ~ same shan be . day Of
ynrlsdietion, not the next daycf i1rfsdiestor
tDintefp nIaIrs and make
{ - 20 s;kDEARDx 81 NORTON; sEao17 i
sslll sih{ - % d 9. Marshal w. p.oGHas /
3 'Asas'H. saIlIEs AttotnoyL1I sjansast, ]
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WANTED.
MUSIC Received To-day. 3

WHILE hn gone to the cents.
wv Kingdom Coming. AZ
Battle Cry of Rreedoml.... o.
Who will care for Mother now.............. % al
I'm, looking ior him home.
DO they tn nk OF me at . -
We duihink of thee at home, answer ..'....:.3l .
Cottage by the '...E'''.'o9
Dear mother I'll come home aga n...s......'.S9 .
Rock me to sleep mothtr........ .
Mother Is the Battle over -.
Jockey Hat and Feather ...'...'.6l
Madena = - ~
And Others at the Variety store Oflal .. 9sfs g
- - - 5efs.y.-s5 D. NICOLL 4 BRO.ts,
tul13 "a. f;ss.- .5i,e 1Oe Main street. y
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.8-l-Ine one aCitYn AGAIN.

TNR. NJ DAVID JAYNE, of Philadelphia, Pa,
l.Ifwho is grdduits of the Pennsy lyahia Uui-
versitY, membGrnf the College Of Physicians aud
Surgeons of Paris, aud gra1na te of Rid0rd Hos
aitsl fo1 lEesss Of fuiaIes. he chres all cnrable
diseases and can be consulted for few days at the
McLurel House; Room Ho!145. sasla i4juIl 2t*S