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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-28
NEW YORK mARKEr-oer. ~.

CottonzMarkst active and advanced to 30
Sales at 57dSSc for @iddng Uplands.
Flour-Market opened dnll and closed heavy, and
JdlOc lower for common grades. Trade brands In
light supply and command full prices.
Sales at e5l595 Is for extra state e7O06T,2 p foI
extra round hooped Ohio; e7,2S99,l5 for good &c
choice extra.
Whislxy-Market rather more active and shade
frmer. sales at SOC.
Wheat-Market opened dull and heavy and closed
fully &c lower.
Sales at 81 ,3saI.as for Chicago spring; q SAG
l,3 for Milwaukee Club; ,39e1I 40 for amber Iowa
,t961,45 for Winter red estern sl,s49,s IS fol
old do.
,COrn-Marret less sctive and without decided
change.
Sales at ei,O5el,O6 for shipping mixed Western
q ,07 for shipping mixed shoat.
OaTs-Market opened heavy and closed dull end
lower. Sales at S2GS3c.
POrk-Marketa shade firmer.
Sales Sl43IxGot4 62< for old mess as 0Oei6,z5 foE
DO; Sll 5JGIl. rs for prime sliCOsl6 so for
now prime mess.
Beef-stssdy Sales at 400 for msssi SlI,25 for
extra mess.
Cue VI Ieuts-A shade easier. Sales at 5Nel6jf for
shoulders, and 9lt955c for hams.
Bacon Sides More active, chiefly for future
delivery Sales old Western short clear, December
livery sac for Cumberland and &c for short
ribbed do.
Lard-Market steady. Sales at lIA9IISe.
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DEAD.-Mr. S A. Winslcw of Urbana, q
brother of chas. WinsloW of this city and
we'll known to our Cleveland citizens, is dead.
The Citizen and Gazette says of him:
&c We are panied to announce the death of
S. A WinslOW, Esq, who expired on Satur-
day morning last, At his residsnee IN this
place. after weeks illness, oftyphoid fever.
Mr.. RinsloW has been sresident Of this place
for over 20 years, and was one of our best
citizens and most entsrprising business men.
His loss is regarded as public calamity and
will, no doubt, be severely felt in the COM
munity.
"During the past season he was engaged
in furnishing supplies for the rebel prisoners
at JOhnson's Island, and in the discharge Of
his duties in that capacity, contracted the
disease which hurried him to an uEtimely
grave. He had just attained his fftieth
year few months before his death. He
leaves q wife and daughter, and numerous
friends To mourn his loss" 7r
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SPECIAL DIsPATcHEs.
FROM WAsHlNaTON.
The Situation in Missouri--Ex-
change Of Prisoners-.Grant's
Department.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.
Letters from prominent citizens Of Mis-
souri,, since the publication Of the Presi-
dents reply Of the Delegation, strengthen
their case against Gamble for showing the
character Of the enrolled militia to be
rebels and semi-rebeIs.
Tho subscriptions to the 5-2Os last week
were nearly fourteen millions Of dollars.
0ulds last calculation makes the differ
ence between him and Gen. Meredith as
to the number of prisoners to be ex-
changed, 10000 more on the rebel side
than he claimed few days since. An ex-
change of records of deceased prisoners
has been agreed upon. One lis. has al
ready been received from Richmond.
WAK DEPARTMENT, !
ADJUUAEr GEEERAL's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, Oct. IS.
GEHEHAL Orders, NO 3S7.
By direction Of the President of the
United States, the Department Of Ohio, Of
the Cumberland and Of the Tennessee, will
constitute the Military division of the
Mississippi. Major General 0. S. Grant
United States Army, is placed in command
Of the Military Division of Mississippi,
with headquarters in the field. Major
General W. S. ROsecrsns, 0. S. Volunteers
is relieved from the command Of the De-
psrtment aud Army Of the Cumberland,
aud Major General G. h. Thomas is here
by assigned to that command.
By order of the Secretary OF War,
D. TOWNSEND, Asst Adj't Gen.
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BEEF PACKINo.-Among western pack
ers for the Eastern and European markets,
the firm Of H. NJ. Chaplin & Co., Of this city,
has 8 high reputation. The slaughter and
packing houses OF the firm present busy
and curious scene at this time, the beef pack
ing being now in full operation. 1t is not
expected that as much beef will be packed
this year as last, there being considerable
still on the market. What is wanted, however,
is that Of the best brands, and Chaplin Co.
are now busy in supplying this demand
They have already packed about 200 head,
hsviog been in operation nearly two weeks.
The yards and slaughter houses are situated
on Wslworth Run, at the crossing Of Colum-
bus street. Here one hundred to one hundred
and hfty head Of cattle are daily slaughtered
and dressed, and the visitor may, in a rapid
walk through the building, see the whole op-
GRAFTON from the leadin g in of the doomed
animal from the yard, to the nicely dressed
quarters loaded upon the wagons for trans
portation to the packing house. The celeri-
ty and skill with which the butcherinR, skim
ming, disemboWcling and dividing Of the an
finals is done is & marvel to those of US who
were accustomed in bOyish days to the leis
ureIy ways Of the village butcher The car
cssses, after being hung upon the racks, are
divided into four grades, according to quail
ty. At the packing house the quarters are
cut up into pieces suitable for packing in
tisrcss, SO4 pounds net being packed into
each tieroe. The operations here are equally
interesting to those At the slaughter house
and much less shocking to delicate nerves
which cannot bear the sight Of blood.
Great care is needed In handling the beef,
to insure its perfect preservation, and its
proper color and flavor. This firm hal been
long in the trade and knows what is wanted.
It is daily shipping large quantities Of beef
to the East. The pOrk-packing season has
not yet begun.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-28

FUE, WIT AND HUHoR.-Alf. Burnett,
the inimitable humOrist-the most laughter
provoking of the tribe of Momus-wiu give
one Of his racy entertainments at the Acade-
my Of Music, on Saturday evening. Those
who have seen Alf. will not fail to be present
on this occasion, and We can assure all who
have not heard him that to do so will repay
them ten-fOld their time and money. A
glance at the programme will show & most
choice melonge Of humor and sentiment, that
cannot fail to please. Herr and see Alf. by
all means.
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FROM NEW YORK.

= NV OEA1 UcL- z.
The Macon Georgia eSnfederaey Of the 14th
sayss 70 r111-zll
The reported insurrection- OF the blacks in
Hancock county seems to have been more seri-
Gus than It was a. first supposed. Quite large
number OF negroes are InplieAted- Their or
ganiEatlonw was scOmplete,Gndo officers were chosen
: On that Of Major General dewn 70 a corporal
II chief OF the conspiracy j. an srtful and IL
taI,5 fellow, who was we'll qualified 70 be q
sselIieeh,, uch dangerous enterprise He waE
= = 7eral Of the forces5 and proceeded
y. ne .1ayoI 1eA 4iness connected with the plot
10 10 AuSnla on 2us JOIN R0seerans when he ar
rived and captured Al. : ii sfro13 Iinooindonn
20 this BY desIgnlng rass5 tBole couptrV.
who are now injecting theR. have bee1 srrast-
A number Of The ring eaders :. ID with tben1
ed and lodged in Hancock isif, "a bronsbt n
the MAJOR General, whence hsI was
irons from Atlanta .f-rr-Fs
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-28

WooDRoFFE's GLASS BLowERs.-This, the
farewell week Of this entertaining company,
is crowded with especial attractions. To-
night prize, consisting of fine smoking
pipe, will be given to the ugliest man in at
tendance. Tomorrow evening prize will be
offered to the author of the best Poem on the
Glass Steam Engine. On Friday evening
final COnundrum contest will take place
Saturday afternoon occurs the chiIdrens
matinee. In the evening of Saturday, the
holder of the last number drawn will be pre-
ssntsd with a magnificent case of glass-wOrk
IS farewell present from the company.
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G g BRUCE
LICENSED CLAIM nRFI,

LICENSED CLAIM OFFICES;
CLEvELAND, Ohio, WAsHISsToN, D. c.,
No. l Lyman's Block, No. 443 Ninth St.
Near the Court House.
We are authorized by Government to collect
500 Bounty
due discharged soldiers; also, the widow, chill
dren, and rightfnl heirs ofall deceased soldiers
also
Pensions,
to which e discharged soldier who was dis
abledin the service, Is entitled, Also, Pensions
for soldiers widows, children, mothers or or
Phan sisters, as they are seEerally entitled un-
Ter the law. Also,
Back Pay ..
due discharged soldiers or resigned officers,
promptly collected, or cashed. Also,
Prize Money.
Money due enlisted three months men /;
money due teamsters, and every other class Of
claims growing out of thus or any other war.
We also pay special attention 10
PATENTS.
~ AvOi CInim and Paien AaenIs who
arc not Licensed.
We publish "THE SoLDHR's FRtEND," a paper
OF much interest to soldiers and their heirs.
Send us your name aud stamp, and we will send
copy free, or twelve copies, one each month,
for 25 cents.
Apply to US IN person or by letter, with stamp,
and your business shal have prompt attention.
Fees low, and no charge until after we have ae-
complished what we undertake.
septic C. G. BRUCE.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

O. A. Bead Co, Bankers-Gold, Silver and Oou
ions Bought and Sold, and Money Loaned.
John Rlls,er- Academy Of Music.
TIC. Il. Litils-Dried Apples Wanted:
CoElss- Advertised Letters.
G. 4. Little Good Butter on Hand
h Moore 6cu . at Auetion-I ocal Notice.
Col. 7. D. Stons-Attention Let Regiment.
4. G. WiIliAms-Loeal Notice.
Box se0s-situation Wanted
45 ohurob-st-Girl Wanted
s. MAnn-OiothiBg Cutter Vented
Hugh Murchisor-Situafion Wanted.
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MORE PROM THE ESCAPED PRIsoEKBs.-
Last night, while the night freight on the
Lake Shore Road was between Willoughby
and Mentor, going east, four men, running
out from the woods, jumped on board. They
were carried to AshtabuIa and there put off,
as they had no money to pay fare. The same
men jumped aboard the next train, little
beyond Ashtabula, and were carried to
Springfield, Pennsylvsnis. From the de-
scription Of the men there can be but little
doubt that they are PenWell, Nolan and two
others Of our escaped prisoners, who are en-
deavOring to get into Canada to escape from
justice. Officer McKinstry at once gave
warning By telegraph to the Buffalo police
to be on the watch for them. There Is but
little chance of their successful escape.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-28

ASSAULT At The DEPoT.-0n Monday
evening between ave and six o'clock, a man
named Jsmss Murphy, meeting at the Depot
James Sexton, with whom he had quarrelled,
got into dispute with him, which ended in
MurPhy's striking Sexton terrible blow on
the head with railroad coupling pin, knock
ing him senssless. For time it was sup
posed that the wound Wss mortal, but finally
consciousness returned. oHieer Van Hussn
arrested Murphy and took him to the Station
HVVss. t@ %
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DEATHS AKoHG SOLDIERS AT NAsHvnIE.-
The following named soldiers died in Nash
villson the 18th: Adolph Spaeth, 9th 0. V.
L; Louis Otis, Goth; K. HerOld, 9th Isaac
Hall, 27d J. A. HoyIe, IO5th.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-28

THEYF.-Yesterdsy afternoon, about
half-Past four O'clock a couple Of roughs
entered the hat andcsP store Of J. G. Mack,
on Superior street, and purloinsd two hats,
but were, however, detected before leaving
the store. An officer was sent for and they
were srreStsd and taken to the City Prison.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-28

LABoRERs FOR THE AzXT.-Twoh hundred
carpenters, teamsters, blacksmiths, and Ia
bOrers, enlisted in this city by Captain Bur
CESS, left last evening on the Columbus train
sH route to join the Army of the Cumberland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-28

CARD PHoToGRAPHs.-Any sending me
fifty cents will receive first class Photo
graph of Governor Brough and Major Gener-
al Sigel, or one Of either by sending 25
cents. 205 Superior street, Cleveland, o.
oct23:I22 W. G. NORTH.
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SUDDEN DEATH.-A man named Roswell
Darling, a tin merchant, residing in this city,
died suddenly Of apoplexy at the Brooklyn
House on Thursday night last. DR.. Mar
shall was called in, and the cause of death
ascertained to be as we have stated. On the
person Of the deceased were found money
and papers to the value of from s $500 to
$4,000. The man had no family, but had
relatives residing near Warren, Trumbull
comfy, also near Syracuse, New York, and
two widowed sisters somewhere in PennsyI-
vania. he was about forty years old.
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Y. STOCK MARKEF-Oct. ~
IBYFHLHaRAPH,l
n. Y. CATTLE MARKET-oet. ~.

BY IEIEGRAPH-l
With hssey decline il weekly receipts the mar
ket yesterday and to-day ruled decidedly more act
i've ana buoyant, ard prices experienced oonsiedra
BILE aduance Beef cattle sctiEe. Current prices
the week at all tho narkets was as follows:
Beef CaIIle-lst quality, per c=t., $40 O01i0, 80
ordinary TO good s9,SJegl0,OOi common, S7,0Oes,O0
interior &c 5ltt7,0i.
Cows and CaIves-lst quality, s45,OO6afO,0O or.
dinary sfn,gUG4o,0Oi common s35,O0140OO; inferior
S3O,OO@35 60.
Veal UalVes-lst Quality, . pound, 7oel751c; Ordi.
nary 66e7c common 55S16c inferior 5lt554c.
SheeP-EXtras, 2 head, s5,75G6,s0; prime, Is ,O0@
$50; ordinary, S4,50G5,O0; common, q, ,OO934O.
@55gc.
Total receipts of all stock at all the yards fol
the week were as follows: BeeVss, 1879; COWS, 100
veal calves, 9I7 sheep and lambs, l7,so2i swine
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DEAD.-COrpOrsl E. S, Beardsley, of
GOOdsPeeds battery, who died in hospital at
ohsttanoOga, from wounds received at Chick
auauga, was brother Of 1. S. Beardslsy,
Esq former book-kseper IN the LEADER
eountiuR-rOom
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ConI OIL Chandeliers.

great variety oi styles, from one to si1
burners, suitable for Churches, Halls or dwell
lings.
Gas Chandeliers,
Agency OF Cornelius & Baker OF Philadelphia.
Coal OIL Lamps.
All kinds, wholesale and retail.
". P. FOGG,
Corner ofsuperior and Seneca streets.
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ALMOST AN AccIDEET.-As the afternoon
Columbus train was entering the depot yes
terday, an old man, either deaf, or too
stupid to understand that be was in danger,
quietly started of up the track only a few
feet in advance of the engine and with his
back turned to it. His destruction seemed
imminent, for the train was close upon him,
but Depot Master Robinson, rushing rapidly
forward, snatched him from the track just in
time to save him from being crushed Ender
the Pouderous driving wheels Of the adyanc-
ing engine. Only this presence Of mind and
quickness Of action on the part of Mr.. Robin
son saved the man from horrible death.
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n. Y. MONEY mARKET-Oot. %

MOncy-Market firm and active with good de-
msnd at 6G7 3 cent, chiefly at latter rate.
SSterlinE ExchanEe-Dnll and decidedly lower.
at lJSOloU for hrsI class bills.
GOld-market lower, but unsettled and irregular.
Opening at 4s, declining tc 454 advancing TO 47S,
and closing at 45A.
Government StOcks-MsTket firm. United
States SIxes Of lSS3, coupons IIO51tDllOA Seven
thirty Treasury Notes lO754Glos.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-28

KlEsNAN STREET B. R.-Specisl notice
is hereby given that the cars on this road
will run on Sunday as follows:
Leave RitscH Aratue-6.SO A. n 10 A. Il,
6:30P.M.
Returning, Leave To,0H-9:3O A. n, 1910 P.
n, 1920 P. N, 1880 P. H. 9PM.
No other cars than as above will hereafter
run on Sunday.
Cleveland, Oct. 27th, 1868.
oct2s. .I22 E.G. WILLCAMS. Reesiver
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PRTPARE FOR SEVERE WIsTER.-The
St. Paul Minnesota Press admonishes US :
The weather prophets say that the people
late years. There will be more cold days
the mercury will run lower, and the snow be
deeper, than before since 1857. This is the
first fall sinoe 1857 that the creek trout have
commenced leaving the small creeks for deep
holes as early as September, and the hrst
season since then that the muskrats have
dOuble-walled their little hlllOck homes
These and certain other infallible signs,
known to the sportsman and hunter, indicate
a winter of unusual severity.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-28

LosT.-On Thursday afternoon, on Eu-
cid or Prospect streets, or near Monument
PARK, a Iady's gold watch. The finder will
DO literally rewarded by leaving the same st
this ofhoe, oct23:l22
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-28

Rs- Dr.. Gibson, Professor Of Medicine and
Electropathy, cures obstinate cases of DysPeP-
sia, Rheumatism, Scrofula, Neuralgia and all
nervous diseases, and diseases Of the Brain,
Throat, Heart, Lungs, Liver and Urinary Or
gans, and other Chrome diseases. Reference
given TO many formidable eases cured in this city
after other physicians had failed. See advertise
ment in another column. Office No. ll9, Seneca
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a STORY and half frame building, No.
259, West River street, will be sold at auc-
ton by D. More, on Wednesday, at 8 p. n.
The premises may remain where they are OF
be removed, ct the option of the purchaser.
Oetl8:I22.
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LosT.-on Saturday last, small Scotch
Terrier. He had on brass collar with the
owners name (GOrbam) engraved on it.
The dog answers to the name of "snap."
Any one returning said dog to 104 Superior
street viii receive liberal reward.
oot27 i.-..--
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-28

HAIL's Arnica Glycerne cures Chspped
Hands, Pace, Lips and Chahng. Price IS
cents, at Halls, No. II Public Square.
Oct "a
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LOST 100000 TEETH - But Professor
Leaureau's POLLEN OF RosEs is at hand.
Be wise and buy. DoN'T WAIT FOR THB
TooTHACHE. For sale by Druggists. oet5
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The largest and best assortment Of
Furs in the city will be found at the store Of
B. Butt's & Co., III Superior street,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-28

A Few Boxes Of choice Flowers and
Ribbons opened this morning at Mrs- shaW's
Rooms. oct2I:I3I
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FKAvELER,s EEEIpTEE.

esrOltiBsna Wishing conTsyADos 70 either o. tns
aaoFe Trains or BoAts VIII be called By CO5obss
ef4tsFenE' OmEtbu1 Line By leaving their eddrssE
Ct the 0mnihus once lI7 sopsror 81, aezI door tc
the ReddslI House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-28

DHST1sTaY-Dr. B. T. Robinson, ofice
90 Wood street. All kinds of surgical snc
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
ner and 81 3 low price doc9R37
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-28

LoUIsvIL1E, Oct. r.
The Nashville train is repoTtedseEen hours be-
hlnd time, caused by the accidental flhng Of a
rock INTO tunnel caused by the late heavy rains.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-28

DR. BErTEIEE has smoved to the Office
of Or. Blair, Erie street. first door south of
Euclid. Augusts:l2S.
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M A r. IN e

.,.Tr Poa4 or oEEvHLAHD, o0tober n
EMTERED.
stmr Morning star, YIEsr, Detroit
Prop Young America, Forsyth, Ogdensb uHgh.
Brig Fairfield, Dibble ORdenBburEh.
echr Jervis, Nichols, Buffalo.
Schr Avon, Bennett, Cleveland,
Schr Sea Bird, Lapeer, Bufalo.
Schr konp4reil, Finley. Ryls.
schr Massillon, Lloyd, Buffalo.
Schr A n. Bsnkin, Burns, Dunnyilie
SeoW MayhOWer, Argyle, Black RiyeF
SooW Ellen White, Cassidy, Bay City.
OLKARED.
Brig Amazon, Young, Buffalo.
Brig MOhezan, steedman, Detroit.
Bark VIM PaisOn, Clunlg, Milwaukee
schr J. W. Sergeant, Fitch. Toledo.
Schr Avon, Bennett, Milwaukee.
Schr Sea Bird, Soper, Buffalo.
echr A n. Bankin, Burns.
5chr Oonsuello, Hearns, Milwaukee
6ohr Conrad Reed, Reed, Black River.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-28

Foz Coughs, Colds and ToothAche, use
Porter's Cure of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found it safe and reliable
antidote in all cases. TrHn6uR Democrat.
Sold by all druggists.
". L. PORTKR & Co.,
sug28:RI I28 Detroit St., Cleveland.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-28

Wholesale and Retail Newsdesier and Station
er, los Public squuare, near POstofice, CleYe-
land, Ohio.
n. B.-Country dealers promptly supplied.
Orders solicited. sept22:l30
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PERsoEAL.-The Hon. Milton Sutlif was
in town yesterday, aad stopping at the
Angler.
Captain crowsll of the 1O5tb, is in town,
from the Army Of the Cumberland.
Captain johnson, Quartermaster on Gen
ersI HsIsn's staff, is stopping in the city
for q few days. From hers he will visit
bis home in BentOn-having been granted
twenty days furlough.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-28

A BAD BREATH-The Greatest Curse the
human family is heir to. How many lovers
it has separated-hoW many friends forever
parted The subject is SO delicate, your
nearest friend will not mention it, and you
are ignorant of the fact. To effect a redical
cure, use the " Balm of Thousand Flowers -
as dentrifce, night and morning. It also
beautifes the complexion, removing all tan,
pimples, and freckles, leaving the skin soft
and white. Price so cents For sale by
Strong and Armstrong, druggists.
sept22:R2 dy&wy-e.o.N.
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TEE Angler HOUSE is undergoing some
internal repairs that will add much to its
appearance and comfort.
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BUsIEBss EoTIoTe.
%, w, GAGE.

Licensed War Claim gent.
Collects Bounties. Pensions Back Pay, Prizs Money
and other War Ga
UT Personal Attsstion Is given 9, he Prosecution
Of Claims in the Depar,m 7Dts ut Washington.
ESrAl psrsons having Claims should apply 10 per-
son, or by letter, at once, ard they will receiSe
prompt attention
d. w. GAGE,
ootl3-R28 1853 SUperiOr-St., Cleveland, o.
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REMovAL.-The undersigned has re-
moved from his old place, on Seneca street,
to 1873 Ontario street.
WILLIAM LouRIE.
Cleveland, October 18th, 1853
oetI5;I22
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TIE ExRREss BUsIsEss on the roads CEN
tsring in Cleveland must be very large, judg-
Ing from the nunbsr Of cars which they are
noErunning on Passenger trains. Ysster-
day aftsrnoon, for example, four Of the six
cars Of The $3.50 Tolsdo train were express
cars.