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HXSTONS'
DR. EE.tERI
lIONII
Female Rcs ''"n''

iEEIClNE,
A SURE AN
Tec Years Test in
HIRING been pyort,ce.
Pi
indy as practitioner
A FTER life dol systems. to obtain
"A OF the Old amor f,mnles suffering
a sure and safe can say with Ger
from lEkfGILAltEc been crOwue with
thihty that my Ytime to time. tn cough !
success. having fihy. substances which ,
We knowledge Care. and can now place /
compounded wurATuIC PpwnfRs. Us /,
before the publtiE MEDICINE that will !
'he ONLY TIKI ESI in ALI STAGES ANp !
produce MoNTnvng been tested sine !
CIRCUMSTANCE of over Four Years. IN
January. lSo9 ,dies of different tcInprra-
my private rrstyEg FAILED to produce
ments and 50 the slightest injury 10
,he desired ing to directions.
health, If tax IN his and other COUP
great mayer in the new school oil
ues nave no ! simple fact that they have
Homeopathy il carefully; or. if treated
never been uw. AS | M \ GRADUATE or
~ All. impr1tRsT CoILEGES or EUROPE
BOTH Sfsffsnt Surgery and Medicine.
f. The RoyiIlomc, an,ithic Institute of
LONDON. aon-the former GInsSel AIlo-
"feat Brital the latter MS Homeopathy.
pn'hy, 'li have practi sed 10th for n
New SchooSE YEARS think am
PERIOD bit in this matter.
eh,itleu he course Of lectures on the
;, hi'ef atiue Cmrrrly for cXpcrimenD |
HoMGow ,.tonishiu- weigh. upon INV
WAS induc, r.m,i,;n1 cnur.as then
NINA 'osSchoul system altogether and
gave up last THIrTErN YEARS Practised
nave hoM Ming it the MOST PROPER MODE
'"lh"opBesileS. the fact that the ISL
OF THEA nNMrxr intends the introduction
TED STfits Army aui Navy should alone
Vi '"c = &c sovereignty of this IN amer oil
conyinci
'reatme /! OF NY PowDEns will convince
a IF their great virtue, their gool
MN ". Chr rather PROVING their worth
ehGe' RS are put mp in four ditferen
ine niea with full and explicit direc
"oA WARRANTED n SURE REMEDY Genus
ing i'm e'''
ing Toll ,cmovo nil onsTpUcrIoxs. an,
.te and regular return Of MONTH";
ewill cure PRoLArSCs IrERi tn'l'n
,vmb) and all EXPLANATORY an
.Ep diseases of the womb.
will cure LEuCuuNHHo (Whites) an
tTAL FLoUnlNG.
will cure diseases attendant on AT
STAGES OF life change OF life)
as GIVEN not 10 use my No. | Powdc
:, pregnancy us they are sure to prodnt
- Those whose health vii! not perm
~ of family will fud these Powders
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AJrItul!nraI 1mrIepsnts, &e.
TO Farmers and Reaper Builders

NEwARK. Ohio, Aug 2lst, le62.
tkSHlS is TO CERTIFY. That JACOB
Casio, OF Newark, Delaware, is author.
lid 10 make and sell my So II Rnking Reaper
agd Mower in the Eastern S.iore cunntics in
tie S;s'r "i Maryhad. and that no other
:'eis" Or persons ~, or has been, or will be
Snthsrizcd I" M AXE and sell said MACHINES
N The SAID counties, and that the said Jacob
Cash" il authorized and empowered to pros
ssuts all inIriugcrS in said counties.
OWEN DORSEY.
April 10, 1865 Sin
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Heimbosd's Rose wash.

And excellent Lotion for Diseases Of a Syphilf o
Nature and as injection in Diseases OF Il
Urinary Organs, arising from habits Of destination,
used in connection with the Extracts Burhi and
Sarsrrara in such diseases as recommended
Evidence of the most responsible and reliable
character will accompany the medicines.
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"a VI DCSl w IN T.,
celebrated in Europe for It's medicinal AMI bcnefcs
qualities n gentle Stimulant, Tonic, Diuretic, and
Suiortr. highly esteemed by eminent physicians, used
IN European and American HosI tsIs, and some Of the
hrst families IN Europe and America.
AS A TONIC
II has no equal causing appetite. si building up the
3v.:o!n, heing entirely Pure Wine Of valuable
ulspe.
As \ DlCRETIC
1t nrarts healthy sc'ion ii the Glands Kidneys and
Urinary DREAMS, very beneficial i'll Drrpsy, Gout and
EhcaMat" Affections
SPEER'S WINE
Is not mixture manufactured article but is pure.
from tho juice o. the Portugal Sambuci grape cultivated
In New jersey recommended by chemists and physicians
~ possessing medical properties superior to any other
wines in u'n and m excellent article for all weak and
facilitated persons and the aged and inirn, improving
the siietite, ana bcn"fittng ladies and children.
A LADIES' WINE,
Because it will mol ntnxicate other wines. IL con.
tans n" ixtnreo sprts Other liquors. and is admired
for s rich peculiar flavor and nntritiye properties i'm
parting healthy tone To the digestive organs, and
hloon'ing, soft ami healthy skin and complexion.
WE REFER TO
few wcll-kn"wn gentlemen and physicians who have
tried the Vine
Gsn. Winfield Scott, L. 5. A. nr Hry7, Boston
Gov. Mprgan. n. y. State, Dr.. 1 lson llth st. y
IN. J. Il. Chiffon y. Y. city. Dr. Ward Newark, y. j.
Dr.. r na1ss Ncho New DR. H S@rSV Nys York.
art, ~. pr. Cummings Portland
as~None genuine w!rh7u, the signature of.' ALFRED
SrEEE, pgssc y. 49,, is the neck Of each bottle.
MAKE ONE TRL1L or THIS VINE.
A5 For sale by R0sSELL 4 HINES, Elkton Md and
all first class Dealers who alSr sell the CASTELLA PORT
BRANDY. choice old article imported only by Mr.
Sp"cr, direct from the vault, Of Opurto
A. spEER, Proprietor.
YiH-Ytrp--Passaic. New Jersey.
OFricE-2oS Broadway New York.
JOHN la FOY. Paris
May L. lS03--ly. Agent for France and Germany.
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- CArTGoS -Duw1uE Of IMr"s,roN::-N"-
is hereby given that certain ind'rldu IL "t
city. styling himself DR.. :. W. SNn riE. hdS
ed my advertisement. and is now publishing
same quite extensively throughout the c"u"-
All persons are cautioned rot to purchase
medicines, MS they are IL EASE IMPOSITION, and
also notified that legal proceedings have been
tuted against him for the suppression OF the
&c.
20 medicines purporting to be Homeopathic
male Regulating Powders are geHu'ne unless
signature is unon the lihe, of the box.
HARRISON JOHNSTON. NJ. ID.
no Arch Street,
an o. lSe3-1y. PnlLApE LPiilA
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FGuIZ'S MIXTURE.

HE : safe and reliable remedy for the Gu,
L OF Rheumatism. Painful Nervous Afe,
tons. Sprnins. Burns Swellings. and a
BEST Diseases requiring an external npplicatio
on Man.
On Horses it will never fail to cure tn
I'M polI-Evil Fistula. old running Sores. q
NENr Sweeny' if properly applied. For Spran
scratches. Bruises. Cracked Ioofs Chat,
FOR Saddle or Collar Calls. Cuts or Wounds
is an infalliolc remedy. Try it and be cor
WINGED OF its great ciiicacy.
MAN RHEUMATISM
Persons afflicted with this disease, no ma
ter OF how long standing, can be promptl
AND and cflectualy curcd. by using this Mixtu /,
There is nothing in the world so sure nj
so good 10 take away bad Corns. and c,1t
Ii east Frost Bites as this preparation Try it II,
satisfy yourselves. Price % ard SO cents 1
Now bottle Prepared by Ii
5. A. FUUTZ & BROTHER. IL
WcS'miI ster. Mdsi
IN use For sale by DR. II. II MlrcuELL, Elkp |
ana Druggists and Storckecpers everywhere. l.
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HtisreiianNous.

FOR FEMALES, EAKLy PERSONS 4 1yyAI1ps
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+ q T. Il rs
Celebrated Horse and CattI
POWDER "a.

POWDERS -.
TllESE Powders have proved after
i tiial OF several years. to be superior
TO any preparation of the kind in use -
Inc chief superiority of these Powders
arises nom the fact that they are com.
posed OF Medicines that have Laxative.
u IONIC ana Purifying properties The
= Laxative elects cruditieS from the siom-
m ach and inteslines the Tonic gives
strength to the system of the Horse. and
2 me purifying medicines contained in
them cleanse the blood and Law the
~ foundation for healthy aud vigorous
- circulation. The Use of them improves,
p, me wind strengthens the appetite and
gives the horse fine. smooth and glossy.
skiE-thus improving the appenruncaI
NlEor and spirit ut this noble animal !
These Powdcrs are not intended NJ
most powders are. to bloat the animal
so as to give him the appearance d
peihg tat when not really so-but, ID
remove the disease and promote his gen,
eral heath.
These Powders will strengthen tn,
stomach and intestines cleanse them q
SncnSNc matter and bring them to
healthy state. They are u sure prev.n
i've of Lung Fever. and a certain remed,
Tor all diseases incident to the Horse n
hianders, Yellow Water Dstemn.rsI
Founder Heavcs, Slavering Congbs'
terers. Loss of Appetite and Vital En-
ergy, DC. These Powders. il used two or
Three times "A week, through the winter
ana spring your Horses will never get
mo lung Fever. Collie or Bits A few
doses of these Powders will remove The
worst Cough on any Horse. Were own.
ers OF Horses to feed few discs Of these
Powders every year they night save the
n lives OF many valuable Hor4s
. .NiLCH CO.'S.
The properties this Powder possesses
= IN increasing the quantity of Milk in
COWS. give 1t an importance and value
= which should place it in tie hands of
every person keeping a Cow In fatten
: ing cattle, it gives them N annette.
n loosens their hide, and make,hem thrive
much faster
HOGS.
In all diseases of Swine. ms Coughs,
n Ulcers in the Lungs and Li,er re. by
- putting from half paper to n paper of
= these Powders in II barrel q Swiil, the
above diseases can be cured or entirely
= prevented. BY using these Powders the
N Hog Cholera can be prevented Prepared
. by 5. A. F0U1Z d BROTHER.
Westminster, Md
For sale by DH II. II. MITCHELL. Elkto,
and Druggists and storcksepers everywhere
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AAifi II
it is known and
praise to others.
beng introdV-
family in tn c
: nland for il is
To make il still
pref renee al
Il Pronunciation /.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Female College,
RDPDE\TOWN y. J.

r7>IIIS Institution is pleasantly located on the
| delaware River 30 miles north of Philadcl-
mia It ha. been in successful orer alton for
mere than ten years. and is one of the most -four
i+hing institutions of learning in the country,
Special attention is paid to the Common and
too. Pr Finished in Vocal and Instrumental Music,
Drawing. Painting French an: Latin are taught
by experienced teachers. w
Persons coming from the South can leave W al.
nut street wharf philada.. at u Az and :. J, -
and 6 p. NJ For catalogues address
Rty. JOHN II BRAkELEI. A, M,
NJ, % 1s6,-6m President.
! RrrrnEScEs IN MARyrASn -R. l.. Thomas
! Forth East H. Moore. llavre de Grace; ). +
! bale Vaudeville Thos Mallalicn, Miilngton
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Nature and injection in Diseases OF II 8
Urinary Organs. arising from habits Of destination,
used in connection with the Extracts Bu'h1 and
Snrso rari'la. in such diseases as recommended.
Evidence of the most responsible and reliable
character will accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
From eight to twenty years standing. with names
known 10 SciENCE AND FAME.
For Medical Properties of BUCHu, see Dispen-
sntory of the United States.
See Professor DEW EES valuable works on the
Practice OF Physic.
See remarks made by the late celebrated Dr..
PHISlCk, Philadelphia ,-.
See remarks made by DR.. EPHRAIM McD0W.
ELL a celebrated Physician and Member OF the
Royal College of Surgeons Ireland, and published
in the transactions of the King and Queens
journal
See Medico- Cirurgica Review, published by
BENJAMIN TRANERS, Fellow of the Royal
College of Surgeons.
See most of the Standard Works on Nedicine.
EXTRACT BucHu. 81 pr bottle, or six for S. M
:. Sus,pAnItLA. 90 5 90
IvrpnvEp ROSE WASH 80 2 80
Or half dozen of each for Si2 90. which will be
sufficient to the most obstinate cases, II
directions are adhered to.
Delivered to any address, securely packed from
observation.
rT-pcscribe symptoms in VII Communications.
Cures guaranteed Advice gratis
A T ID A L
Personally appeared before rue Alderman Of
| the city of Philadelphia, II T. HELMRoLn who,
being duly sworn doth say his preparations con-
| tain no narcotic no mercury. or other injurious
drugs but purely vegetable.
''"74 II r hELMBoLD.
| Sworn and snbscribcd before mo this 23d day
| of November, 1854. MN. p. HUBBARD.
Alderman, Ninth street. above Race, Phila.
Address Letters for information in confidence,
! H. T. HELMBOlD, Chemist,
Depot 0i South Tenth ST., below Chestnut, Phila.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS,
! Who enienvor to dispose c. OF THEIR OWN
and .'other articles tho reputation attained By
nelmbold's Genuine Preparation.
Extract Buchu,
Sarsaparil'a,
Improved Rose Wash
Sold by all Druggists everywhere
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S-Tn Take NO Other.
Cut out the advertisement. and send for it, AND
( AVOID IMP0SI1to aud LAPOSURE.
Feb Il, ls63-ly
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Bs-KAils viii be opened and ready for dslivs vsry.
lour after arrival Of trains.
SB-An Mails close one hour before departure
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~ story Brick House. Lot Axl1O to an alley on
Frankifn-St, opposite Reservoir. Gcod Barn.
a Well Water and Cistern S21Jl Terms easy.
A large new and elegant Brick House and Barn, cor
ner Kfnsm2n and Forest-St. Lot 2e6X3s6. $3.50.
Brick House aud Lot, No. JohnsOn-St Lot 35xlOi.
Price 4 SEQ. % har--e r .. -,
TX st ~ NeT Brick House aud Lot, No. o. ScOylle-
St Lot 3Sxl4i, cor. alley and Scoville-St. sSSOO'
Terms easy. Possession given Immediately
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Il 81 -jast pabllshad- i9ELh E9lgna q
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I LITTLE. DEALER IN REAL
hr1s ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. Has on
hand q la.ge lot of Earns aad Farming LANDS IN
this State, iowa Wisconsin and Illinois. .I
GS-unoe over No. 50, south side OF Pub. Square
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This Il 20 certify that about q ghteen months ago
commenced using STEBIIEG'g EMBnOsIk- ny hair
was shoT thin, and rapidly fAlingOut had tried
many hair TOuics, InyigOrstorsi &c without receiv-
ing ans benefit. Soon alter using the Ambrosla, my
hair eeas-d alliBs out, and commenced growing so
rapidly as astOnish me- Now my hair Is hck, soft
and glossy, and Is I'VE feet four incheg In length
whsp let down, reaching 10 the floor. Tins wonder
fUl result attribute solely to tae use OF SteFltngs
AmbrOsia, As since commenced using II have ap-
plieed nothing else 10 my hair. -
------- -------- ------ No. 4g3 Broadway, n. Y.
Ug-We advise young persons, whose hair is begin
ninsto nail out, to take warning in time, and save
their hair, by using the Ambrosia.l To those Whc
have already lost their hair the free use othe AM
BBOSIA will surely restore It. as II has done Tor thou
sands. .-..J.- a-.-... a..
extract Of Roots, Bsrks ana Herbs IL WIN ours al
diseases Of the scaIp and ifbhing II the head entire
~ eTeiieates dandr prevents the hair from ielin6
ont on from turnfn pfamaturely gvav causng it to
grow tbios; and long Itisentirely different from all
other prepai ATOMS and can De rehed on Ola --
py-Itisa we'll known fact to thousahds IN the Uity
Of New, FoTI hat this d the only ar ice yet discoV
cred that will CURE the Disease Ofthe Scalp and case
the Han % Grow 1r1 --zE
WPRIUF per x-ContainIng tv o bottles. ~.
,nH , H. h. STERLING, Sole Proprietor,
----ys -4 No ly3 Broadway New York
1l-For Sale by all Druggists Hiar2l R2SdhW
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=P0sT:OFEIEE5 5TIME:TARIE.
1858 RUNHER ARRANGEMENT 1885
~ ~ n9tf- nr1rTVA rlu7T 1. Of q
-.rs FOR THE -.-.-rr .'---I
Arrival and Closing Of Mails
CLEVELAND POST OBBICE,

H
Ds-MAiIs viii Be opened and ready for aelivPTy o.
hour after arrival Of trains
sB-An Mails close one hour before departure
4'-i-.' ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT. -.
EASTERN Through arrives at lI5 A.AI 14O 4i55P.M.
estern Through arrives at $50 NJ and 9.75 ?. N.
Western Way arriy-s Rt 5 80 ?. N, O. -..i ."l-
Cincinnsti oueh arrives az s.l5 A. NJ BIS p. n.
DO o. Way strives 81 ss55 r. NJ - -is' gF---.
Pittsburgh Through arrives at 9:l5 P.msiiq
do Way arrives at 30 A u. - f-fEr
Mahonink Way arrives t7.05 P M l'1il
MediDay Way arrives at 400 =. NJ. -l.t
ROckport &e, arrives Tuesdays, ThuIsdays ana sat,
BresksYils, Bath &C, arrives Mondays and FridaJS
sharon eifer Granger North IloyaIton, ko arrives
Mondays and Fridays at n 80
WarTensYille arrive daily at 1873 A. "a. -7-
East Cleveland and Enerd Arrives daily at A. n
-il OIOsING70F MAILs.rl ..-r.-
ElsTERN THRnuGH, for Erie, BuflsloY Boston, New
York, Hartford, ard wflloughby, Painesyiile, Gene
VI, Astabula abd Oonneant, 6loses at A N
EASTERN THROUGH, for New York only, closes e.
EASTERN THROUGH, for Eric, I3u1alo5 Albany Bo5-
ton, New YORK and = Eartf0rd closes a. $40 Y. ~
EAsrEkS WAY, for al points between Oleveland and
AT, WsSr8 SlSI A s5E! 40 for Toledo Detroit, OhicsEo
and Milwaukee, closes at lO p. NJ, UeaVel az o'lo
WEsTERS THRouass, for Toledo, Detroit, ghiesgO,
Dubuque, st Joseph and Cairo closes at go 4. a
and Toledo, closes At ! p e. = Y -.
sANDUsKT WAE, for ssndusky and all intermediate
dorSS v fof al points between cleveland
and Cineinnati, closes attic P. NJ, {iesyes at ST.
/ next morning
OiECIEsATI THR0UaH, for Columbus, Dayton, New.
arr and Cincinnati closes at 10 p NJ, ueayes 1t 5'l
CiscTSEITf W TBsouaH, for Columbus, Cincinnati
Louisvlls, st. Louis, Idlanapolis, zanefville ant
| Wheeling, closes At 40 p. NJ Z ei-ii.t ---41-
PIfTsBgRaH THRo6ga, toT Pittsburgh and Wash
/ ineton closes al P. NJ. % ~
PITTsBURsA " AZ, Tor al points between gleYeland
WellsVile ard Pfttsb burg, Harrlsbufe PhiiadelphlA
| Baltimore and WashfugtOn closes ct 7.0O A. M-
| MAHoRIEG WAY, for all polnts between pieyeian'
and youngstown, closes at lOP NJ, QeaVes peAt-T ri
ning) i U ats = t'' ''.li ~
MEDIEka WAY closes at A. M. i-Fr I'd
| ROCEPORT, SC. closes en- TuesdaYsi Thur7dASs an
| Saturdays at y n. Oh
| BRECKsVIILE, BATH, &C., closes TuesdayB and SAT
| urdAys, st A. M - =. .
| - SH1RoN CESfEE, Granger, North Royalton &c
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays att A. u. r
/ WARRENsvILIE, closes daily, 1920 A. u! .
T. EAaT OGRVELAsDa and Euclid, closes daily p r u
l.
D. RB-MaiI and Drop Letters are require BY law
L be prepaid. a.-.-.----..-s. .. '. .. l-.-
sS-AA City Circulars are required 20. pre-pai
with penny stamp. . - -
S4- 0fioe open IRON 7.50 A.. NJ to 7:s0 P. 81.
Sunday from A. d. to l0:20 A. M. u = :,
. y N ~. u. VI.
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lie ALL sUFFICIENTIE5 55l# 5TAREE 3 ElL.

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
-TRI IS EmABl, 2 and ), are protected BY Roys
y lsttera Patent OF England, and secured 0y ne
Seals OF the Ecole de PhhImacle de Paris and the
I1lparial College OF Medicine, Vienna.
no. One is Invaluable for Exhaustion SperTnaSOr
Ehoaa and all physical disabilities .f
no Two cofnbletsiy ersdicates all traces o. thos
diseases that have heretofore been treated py the nu
ssous and pernici0u5 use OF cop2Vta and cubebS.
z Ne Three has entirely spplAnted theln urlors use
u mercury thereby insurlsg TO the sufferer speedy
reief speTsng ell impurities and roofing out tie
venom o. diseases.
TRiE5E14a, nos. T. and ,, sre prepsfstions II tn
orm OF Lozsnges, devoid Of taste and smell, ana cal
be Carried in the WaistcOat pocket Sold m tin case,
And iyded into separate doses, as administered ~
Velbau LalleIaand, ROuX, KoOld, &C. Price s3 each;
l-a5 saE -, which 5sves s3i and in - casesi
,yllsrebv there & 4 saving OF - To b. had whole.
sale and retail OF Dr. BARROW, in DieecEsrst.'
new York. t. -
Tmunediately cn receiving q remittance Dr. EsrroW
- ii forysrd the riessnaar to any part Of the world,
ss5urely packed and addressed according 70 the inu
a.rIctions Of the writer.
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II AND 0FFI6E.-H. Il. LITTLE
has constantly on hand large number OF i'm
proved Farms Tor sale for cash or on time Atso,-a
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Miss0uri,
which he VIII exchange Tor Farms, City or PERSONAL
Property Ofice in AtFater Building, Nos' and .,
9d Goor r. 7ITl7TTT -I7 mayl3
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1Iasssy's History of England during the
rsiER Of George the Third, we find the fol-
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Z ebeIs DesertinE---BEagg Shoots Ten
-- Each Day.
a IurfreegboroI eorrsspOndent gayg

A Murfreesboro' correspondent says:
"A whole regiment Of Tennessee troops
mutinied some ten days ago, so learn
from prisoner who was brought in, By
General Wilder. A brigade was placed as
guard over them, and Bragg has ordered
ten of them to be shot, and ten more every
day until they returned to duty. The men
we're compelled to return, but were de-
serting every opportunity. Bragg now
curses the Tennessee troops worse than
nc he did the Kentucky, and tnade'ths remark,
in their hearing, that he wished they we're
al in hell. One Of their Colonels, (of the
10th Tennessee, I believe had the impu-
dence to inquire Of General Bragg if he
included officers. Quite an exciting scene
Of recrimination took place, which was
the ak Of the camp for days. The Ten
nessee arebs. are very much dissatisfied,
and Mississippi troops manifest desire to
70 home snd defend their fresides,,s-- =
Uncle Abe's peg, peg, pegging away, is
HkeG mustard plaster, drawing them in
every direction; the wound or blister
itehes, and they are beginning to scratch.
- This Of itself is q good sign, for all ply
eioians agree upon the recovery Of pa
tent If the wound begins to feel ticklish.
The rebels look which way they will, find
AbrahRm's bosom open upon thems He is
knocking at every door, and soon all will
be opened for regular walk in.iS re '
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----r 0dsy were remoTeds and those OF
beauty and fragrance took their pla
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INSURANCE.

~ vii buy snd sell Real Estate on Commission
Bent and oilect Rents, Sc. ..,,-. -,
gg-N charge TO Purchasers ers On Y charged
Tor sales Fr Exchanges Actually Made. 80
GR Also isaues Policies a. Lowest Paying Rates IN
Reliable Eastern insurance. Companies
FARAis, CITY PROPERTY .Agn OUT LOIS FOB
SALE Oh EXCBANGE. HT r-s
81 acres good Farmiug U4iid in Brecksyile, about
good use and 70 On Prospect ST nSarEiie-st
nice Brick HCuss and Lot on the West Side, near
the Circle. on Frauklin-St. 81 so,
small Frame House on Wheat-st. $50 49,.
A Store House and Dwelling on Detroit st. Very
Hoffi11 B -o for ssle cheap-part on ii re.
Grocery and Canal Raat Store, ct akron With or
: without the bnilding. $500.
ouhea,t corner OF GaTlen and Hudson. .Sts., Frame
Dwelling aud Store House. 5000 l
A very valuable Properly en- -kinsman-St. tr--
Improved Farm Of 800 acres, e miles from Ohesgo-
L AlsO-F-rm Of 40 acres IN Tent al lli1os.
good HsusA aad Barn, = scre Lot, on hinsman- 81
near Erie-St. $500.
good Bui ,dinss and all Kinds Of Frhit; s3IF acre
Or viii exchsn e for small farnI nesT tile CITY
IS IQaeres choice LAND, with good Improyenlents
A nav, Houss and hrge Los on Taylor st. -slz9isC y
:, s. Is and Il acres On plank road "a Roclport
nice Besidaues DOruero Li9toD and Taylor -sts.
riety Of other vacant Lots on West side
A FBluabls business Lotion We er st. -. ~ r-
si is5 soEs CT II % %Bfs5Esye f 3 . S ceres timber; good
% ostorF frame house. barn 5e14O, shed, hoFse
barn and cheese house good water 3CG ruit trees.
s25 per acre, part on time 1913 f.'a =
House and Lotto Parkman street,; 10 25xlOOj lS ste-
| b ry frame house, barn, &c. 5000.
i "a acres on Cuyahoga Rtv4f miles from city 4'
i acres god river bottom, Is acres timber. brick
. house and small barn. 81; viii exchange IN part
for city property. 'lFf -
new Brick Heuss aud Barn oa Detr9itSt., lot l2lx
S2l, we'll improved, fruil, &c. s3,VD; $500 cash,
| balance on or wars time. ff- . 100.
House Hndr Isotan Hsmilnn-st-, house stories, 8
60 acres nicely irproSe Ian all nds Of fruit X
story Brick House, Barn, &c, in Brecksyille, 81
| 500 Will exchange for 20 7aCres near the city
4 or sell chcap Tor CASH . 'r