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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-08

HrTNT All MISERY

III u M AN. NIL - 1SIN
Just Published, IN a Sealed Enrelope Pros
Sig CrRtS.
A Lecture 10y DR. CULvERWELL. on tho cause
and cure Of Spernatofrhoa, Consumption, Mental
and Physical Debility, Nervousness, Epilepsy I'm
paired Nutrition Of the Body LasSitudc; Weakness
of the Limbs and the Back 1ndsposon pnd Inca.
pacity for Study and Labor Dullness of AppTehcn
sion; loss Of Memory, Aversion to Sooicty Love
of Solitude Timidity Self Distrust Dizziness ;
Headache; Affections of the Eyes Pimplcs on the
Fnce; Involuntary Emissions and Sexual lncHpacty
the Consequences of Youthful Inniscrction, &c &c
t,Ey' This admirable Lecture clearly proves that
the above enumerated, often sclfaicted evils, may
be removed without medicine and without dangerous
surgical operations, and should bic read by every
man in the land
Sent under seal, in a plain envelope to any al
dress, on The receipt Of six cents or two postage
stamps by addressing
CIIAS. j. c. KLINE & CO.,
l27 Bowcrv, New York. Post Office Box. 1855
May %, leG3-Fcb. 2S,-ly SC
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-08

IvrEoviMESTs. Our citizens are busy in lay
renewing their payrmcnts, undor the late
sec. Anuth"r crossing east Of the railroad has
made, he material hcins furnished by tho
al Comp.uy.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-08

SAN Francesca. Aug. 1.
The American Minister and Consul, with
their families, hIsily left Ycddo, JGpan,
about the 18th of June, apprchcnding an
assaS>inatior.-Th first took refuge on
the L. 5. steamer Wyoming and Subsequent
Is removed to lak;hamt.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-08

Thanksgiving day was observed on Thursday,
closing of the stores and places Of public busi-
,rr. Mr. CREIGHTON. of tho Methodist Church
cd n sermon on the occasion in the Lutheran
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-08

KorNrGr.--On Sunday light week, the prus
/ Burnmnn Gchris. Of Milton, was broken
NJ several articles Of considerable valurhlcs
Entrance was affected by cellar way in tho
,lc cluilding
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-08

IN order has been received prohibiting the
'Incn and removal Of any bodies from Get.
during the months to August and September
n nCGGssary similarly mensurc.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-08

r. CoUxrERrrIT, "A counterfeit five dollar note
20 Northumberland county, Bank is now being
,otod. Vignotte, canal lock, boat and horse;
motive and train of cars on bridge; man loading
On with hay; on upper corner Female head
.soh lower corner An exact imitation Of the
line vell doue,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-08
JAMES II FRY,
Provost Marshal General
WANTED. FOR THE
s7th IsENNSYEvANsA vOE.VN.


MIGHTY ABLE BODIED MEN between the ages
II of Is and 40 years. Soldiers serving in this
Regiment perform garrison duty ut Fort Taylor.
Key West, Florida, and Fort Jefferson, Toriugasi
Florida.
Men enisting in this regiment, receive Bounty
of One Hundred Dollars Of which twenty-five is paid
in advance, besides premium of Four Dollars upon
being mustered into the t. : service. The rcmHin-
ing seyenty.iye to be paid upon the expiration of
enlistment.
Also men enlisted for any three year regiment now
in the field, either
CAVALRY, ARTILLERY OR INFANTRY.
All Of which will receive Pay, Board and Clothing
from date of enlistment
Pay per month from Sl3 90 to $50 90.
Term of Enlistment Three years unless sooner
discharged" For further information, apply 10
Adj W II. r. HANGEN,
CENTRAL HOTEL,
Sunbury, Northumberland county, Pa.
Or to Scrg't WM. IL. GLACE, 47th =. V,
Corpl. 5, +, BEAMER, i9th y. Y,
July Is, 1868.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-08

DIsowxs IIIN.-.The Athens County tOhio) True
Democrat says it is in possession Of fndisputnbo proof
which ii cannot possibly make Of that Naiandig-
ham 's rebel at heart, and would be in the
council chambc: army of the southern corfederacy
but that he can be scrVGcable 10 that by
remaining III the north. We would rather melt our
types for bullets and press into balls To fire
ut the rebels than TO use !hcm to promote his clcc
tiOn -
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-08

ruuir.-tf;rr tho disposal Of number Of
a rhe sessions. the Court adjourned to Friday
up The argument list
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-08

During the late riots at New York,
nor Seymour sent for Gen. Mcclellan
kc 6 speech "to the people," as he
the rioters. General Mcclellan re-
--"If go up to the people, as you call
it will not be with a speech, but with
and canister" The General then
rev leaving the Governor much cha
| that the General was not willing to
tactics similar to his own, and speak
people"
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-08

IL " l.,
Q'ormcrly ~ Chatham Street, New York.
Would call the attention of Dealers to the articles
of his manufacture, viz
BROWN SNUFE.
Macnboy. nvmigrus.
Fine Raprcr. Pure Virginia,
CoGIs. Rat pee, NuchitochCS,
American Gentleman, Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF
Scotch. Honey Dew Scotch,
High Toast Scotch. Fresh Honey Dew Scotch
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch.
or bundyfoot,
IL Attention is called to the large reduction in
prices of Eiuc-CUt Chewing and Smoking TobuccUs,
which will bc found Of Superior Quality
TOBACCO.
Smoking. Fine Cut Chewing. Smoking
Long. p. A. L.. or plain, s Jaro.
No |. CaycndiSh. or Sweet, spanish,
No. > Sweet scented Oronoco CANISTER
Nos. l & . mixed. Tin Foil Cavcndish. Turkish
Grauulatcd.
y. B.-A circular of prices will be sent on applica
tion.
April /. lS63--l
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-08

IR0vOSr MARSHAL GENERAL : OFFICE,
Washington, II. c, July 18th 1868.
CIRCULAR,
No. 81.
To answer inquiries malo to this Office it Is
nouncci
First, Any drafted person paying three hundred
dollars under section IL Of the enrolment act, is
thereby exempt from further liability under that
draft. but not from any subsequent dIatt
Second. Any drafted person furnishing m Ncccp-
table substitute is exempt from military service for
the period for which suid substitute is mustered into
the service.
Third 4 substitute once mustered into the service
cannot be drafted while in service.
Fourth. drafted man cannot pay Communication
money or present substitute after he has reported
himself to the Board of Enrolment ior examination
Fifth Men who on The 81 Of March. 1853 were
in the military service of tn" United States suhst
vice have since expired, not liable TO hc present
draft but the persons or whom they substituted
are liable to draft the same though they had not
been drafted furnished substitutes under the draft
OF last wear.
Sixth In scrl ing the notices rs required by cir
cular No. ~ from this Office, reasonable time to
report shall in each be granted by the board Of
enrolment TO men in State service, who have been
or may be drafted.
JAMES Il FRY.
Provost Marshal General.
pEuVoST MATsHALs OFFICE,
liru DISTRICT,
Harrisburg, Pa, July II. 1868.
The attention Of the citizens of the Iith Enrolling
District of Pennsylvania il directed to the above Cir.
cular from the War Department Of tie United States
t JNO. NAY CLEMENT,
Capt. and Provost Marshal. lIth District.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-08
A Rebel I'LL of ENnrc. /.

n Nkcutt htttt Ob
AN ELOQUENT "REMINISCENCES or vfcKsDURG.
The Chicago Tribune says;
We are indebted to the courtesy of j. II.
Early, surgeon of the Seventeenth Iowa
regiment, for the following copy of bill
of fare found in the rebel camps at Vicksburg.
While it is a capital specimen OF burlesque
it is no less melancholy burlesque upon
the rebel ratons of mule flesh lndulged in
by them during the last days of the siege ::
HOTEL DE vICKsBURG-BILL OF FARE FOR
JULY 1868.
Soup-Mule tail.
Boiied.-Mulc bacon and poke greens !;
mule ham canvassed.
oast.-Mule sirloin mulc rump stuffed
with rice.
Vcgctables.-Pcas and Rice.
Entrees. Mule head stuffed a la mhdr :;
mule beef jerked la Mexlcana; mule ears
fricassccd la gotch mule side stewcd,
new style, hair on; mule spare ribs, plain ;
mule liver hashrd.
Side Dishes.-Mule salad; mule hoof
saused; mule brains la omelette; mule
kidney stuffed with peas; mule tripe fried
in pea meal batter; mule tongue cold la
bray.
,Iellics, Mule foot
Pastry.-Pea meal pudding, blackberry
sauce cotton wood berry pies; Chinabcrry
.art.
Descrt--Whte oak acorns; beech nuts !
blackberry leaf tea; genuine Confederate
coffee.
Liquors. Mississippi water vintage of
t492, superior, So Limestone water, late
importation very iihr, So rs. Spring water
Nicksburg brand, 81 50.
II
themselves. Any inattcntion on the part
of servants will be promptly reported ut the
Office.
JEFF. DAVIS & Co., PropIictors.
CARD.-The proprictors OF the Justly
celebrated Hotel dc NicksLurg having en-
largcd and rcitted the same. are now pre-
pared to accommodate all who may favor
them with call Parties arriving by the
river or Grants inland route will find
Grape. Canister d Co.'S carriages at the
landing or any depot on the line ofcntrcnch-
ments. Buck, Ball & Co. take charge of all
baggage No effort will he spared To make
the visit of all as interesting us possible
The Milan papers state that Garihaldi
has become II perfect wreck. His health
has given way; his wound is constantly
breaking out arcsh, in consequence of the
extoliation of the bone; and the neglect
into which he has fallen, the loss of his
popularity, and the death and imprisonment
of his old friends, contribute to dcprcss him
! still more than TIE physical injuries that
have made him n cripple for life
Miss CHAsE's BETRoTAAL RTNG.---Thc be
/ trothal ring ordered by Senator Spyaguc for
! his intended bride Miss Kate Chase. is Il
/ diamond solitaire. set in enamel and not
! chased 1t is described ms Il bcuutiij,l and
/ tasteful ornament worthy Of the beautiful
4 young lady who is the happy posscssor o
the token. The price of the ring was ioul
! thousand dollars.
pIsowxs IM.-The Athens County ;Ohio) Tru
Democrat says il is in possession Of Ufinds1utnbc proof
which it cannot possibly make use Of that Naandig
ham "s rebel at heart, and would be in tn
council chambc: army of the southern corfederacy
but that he can be scrviGcable 10 that b.
! remaining in the north. We would rather melt oui
types for bullets and press into cannon balls to fir
at the rebels than 10 use them 10 promote his clcc
/ ton.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-08
w ATCHES,
.BcWe eIry N Hi IM on d = f..
LEWIS LADOMUs & co.


ILAVE always on hand large stock of Gold and
Silver Watches suitable for Ladies, Gentieman
or Boys Wear. Some Of our own importation, eA-
ira fine quality.
Our assortment Of Jcwclry consists Of the most
fashionable and rich designs as also the palmer and
less expensive.
Silver Spoons Forks, Pie, Cake and Fruit Knives :
also a large variety of Fancy silver Ware suitable
for Bridal Presents.
We have also on hand most splendid assortment
Of Diamond Jew cry, OF all kinds TO which We invite
especial attention Our prices will be found consde-
raby less than the articles are usually sold for
All kinds OF Watches repaired in the very best
manner. and warranted 10 give satisfaction.
WEDDING RINGS on hand and made to order.
Call or address -
LEWIS LADOMUS & CO,
6O2 Chcsnut street, Philadelphia.
p. S.-The highest cash prices paid for old Gold
and Silver,
AiIordcrs from the country will receive especial
attention.
! May 2, lSG3.-Smo
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-08

ZMPTIoN MONEY PAID.-One thousand
ipts in Lancaster county, Pa, have
$500 each for exemption.
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DLANK (Parchment Paper) Deeds and blink
DMortgages, Bonds, Executions, Summons, 20
Cor sale at the once Of the 'Sunbury American
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-08
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS
E"Ee!'NE'aDN,

SUBSTITUTES FOR DRAFTED PERSONS.
WAR DEPARTMENT. !
PRovoSr MARSHAL GrNERAL's OFFICE, :
Washington, II. c, July l2ih. 1868.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-08-08
F Am Y Sc w IN G

and light manufacturing purposes 1t makes the
intcr!ocked stitch (Which is alike on both sdcs and
has great capacity for sewing
ALL KINDS OF CLOTH AND ALL
KINDS OF THREAD.
Even leather as well ns the finest muslin, may be
suwn to perfection ON this machine. 1t will use 200
spool cotton ns wcl 5 No. 80 linen thread. What
it ran do only he known by seeing the machine
tested. The Eolding-top CHse is among the most
valuable of all the new improvements. 1t may be
opened out spacious and substantial tuic tn
sustain the work and when the machine is not in ltSc
il may be folded into box, which protects the
working parts of the machine. There is no other
machine to equal the Letter in
Simplicity. Durability. 9sapidit.,
and certainty OF correct ncsion :as
ali rates of speed.
The Family Sewing Machine is fast becoming n
popular for family as SINGER Il Co. MnnGiac.
turing Machines are tor manufacturing purposes.
The Branch Ofhccs well supplied with silk twist,
thread needles oil. &c of the vest best quality.
Send for PAMPHLET and copy of "SINGER Il
! Co.'S GAZETTE
|. NJ. SINGER ( CO, ijS Broadway, y !.
| - Philadelphia Offices $40 Chcsnut street
juno %, lS63-ly
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PROV NEW ORLEANS.

New YoEK, September 20.
The steamer Clinton brings New Orleans
papers to the 20th.
The rebel blockade steamer Alice Vivian
had been captured
There was female bread riot at Mobile
September 4th. The Governor ordered
the 18th Alabama regiment to put down
the disturbance but they refused. The
Mobile Cadets essayed 1t, but we're forced
to fly by the women. Peace was finally
restored. The rioters declared they would
burn the city If some means were not de-
Vised 10 relieve their distress.
Paroled Visksburg prisoners at Mobile
are suffering greatly, and declare that il
they are ever forced into the field they win
desert in the first battle.
Gold at New Orleans is 37640.
The steamboat Hannibal, Of St. Louis,
with full cargo, sunk on the morning Of
the 18th i've miles above DonallsViIle.-
The passengers were saved.
The steamer Morning Star, from New
Orleans on the 22d has arrived.
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MORNING GLEADER.
WEnNEsp3H MaRNTNe. sEPF. 30, 20,
vlsl's Ihs lIaIl5r Win }. ,. :

MNate ne flAttHf Win y =
Thsss initials Do not refer At ell 10 our
Distinguished candidate for Governor, bus
% that ooupouaa Of sil fhhi j. eonssnpti-
he james Buohanan. Whatf the matter
via Ain Forw observe thst at a Dem
s.raHe oonvsngou hslt q Lah6asisr,
Peunyivania. the very ely where hs
Pri.i1 ,yunstioaary resides, be neither
esstsaorca-sisls sse Pssli1snoy, anr aid
Ne nsks a speech, nor was he present Al
the meeting at al II tHIs was due to The
inelinatisnof J. B. himself, it was shabby
treatment Ct his old oroniesi II 70 want
q iuviisiioa By the Convention, It Was
shabby treatment Of their favorite son
and apostle. he certainly vas "their
style of man" for be helped bis Southern
frsnds to sseeds, aad they are trying to
elect nan Who win help the rebels to
naks good thsir ssoessien- He began the
work; these Woodward Demoersts are fol-
Loving he szanple By trying q anish il
Bsth are fsithfol servants Of their South
en- ussiers
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

Trath soussinss appears in . rsbsl
jszrnal. Tbus In fhe Associated Press
Dispatches Of F ri5ay F,orniBg Of last week,
Asre appeared the following paragraph
WasHIs6roN, Sept 24-Riohmond pa
pars Of the 22d have been receiTsd here.
he EnquircF, in leader headed q Victory
IN eeorEia,7 SAYS Charleston and ChEtta-
nesEa are The only points where tie enemy
preIeu3 The least appearance Of hghi. De-
Jssfsi 81 Ctstzasgga and driVn back On
E-,huillt, fhf Yallaadighan men sg6rld
csrrv a. cieesion nezt m5Nfk rita iiffls dif-
frrig. TIE peace men in the United
Stttes would opcn more assert their man
hood, a1d speak out as they did before the
lsss Confederste disasters had CHECKED their
uttsEanoes, &e5 40.
FThe intimate sympathy between The
rsbslGnd the COpPerhsad cause here stands
esnfessed By an authority that should sure
u know its own friends. That the opin-
lon Of the Enquirer was true, Is best
pruvsn b. the Btudious efforts Of The VAL
landiehan papers to conceal Il from it's
rsa8srs The Cineinuaii Enquirer pH,
lishsd the dispatch, but made II read -
HThs enemy is defeated At Chattanooga,
aud driven baoS on Nashville. Ths-Val-
I.adishsn zsea viii carry the election in
Ohio next month with little difficulty =
Thus making s statement with regard to
tAs army which il knew to be false, but
doubtless wished vas true and 50 punO.
tuEfiag and altering the dispatch as t'
show no connection with the defeat Of th'
army and The election Of its candidate.
he Chicago nmss mere bold, but nOI
&C ingeni0us as it's fellow-laborer, sap
pressed fAs dilPalsh saf,rsly, not dating q
lst lie reLasrs see It. These facts Of them
selves are enough to damn any such par
y hat dares not publish to the work
Ehat lie friends say shout it.
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P0gT-0PFIeE Timetable.
isss sUHMER ARRlKGKMEsF 1854
FOR THE
Arrival and Closing OF Malls
AT TIE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,


sTMaIls Will b opened and ready Tor delivery
hour after arrival Of trains
ss-Al Mails close o1s hour before departure
ARRIVAL or NAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at 4i5 An, i:i0 tisPm.
Western Through arrives Al ssl a.. and ssz5 P. n.
Western Way arrives Al 2 ~ P. 81
sandusky Way arrives at go A. NJ.
Cincinnati Through arrives at 9si5 A. 81 AS P, n.
do Way arrives az s:3' q. 81.
do Way arrives at Z - A. N.
Mahonint fag arrives a. 800 ?. n.
ROekport, &ey arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
Brsst.7sIis Bats &C., arrive, Mondays and srds7u
sharon Center, Granger north logalton. ao arrives
Mondays and Fridays at P. M.
WarrensVille arrives daily az in:l5 A. n.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A. n.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAaTEBN lHnOuaHt fnr Erie, Huinlo, Boston, deW
York, Hartford, and bhiouEhbY, Patnesyillat Gene
Va, Aatabula aud Couneaut, closes at A n.
EAsTEEs rHhoUaH, ior New York only, closes a.
E4srzaE THROUGH, Tor Erie, Bunaio, AIbauy, Bos-
/ ton, New YORK and Harti9Td, closcs Al SO n.
EAsFEEs FAY, ior al points between Cleveland and
WssrERs THRoUaH, Tor Toledo, Detroit. Ohicago
and Mtiwankee, close nt 10 p. N, ueaEea A. $40
/ Wa m THnoUaH, for Toledo, Detroit. Uhieago,
| Dubuqus, 81 l0aaph and Cairo closes a. i-i1P. y
.Ds Tais6 eii, ~. az ~ P g'n'' O''~'eH O''''lh
sAHDUsEI WAT, Tor ssndualzy ans sIl intermediate
CTserTsATI WtT. f5f ~ points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, oloses a. 10 ?. NJ OeaTea A. 81
| next moruinRJ
CINCINNATI THn0ugu. for Columbus, Dayton, New
arE and Olncinnat closes Al 10 p. NJ, usaVea st 81;
| next morning)
| OTsCNEATf rHRoUsH, tor Coiulnbus, Cincinnati
Louisville, 81. Louis, indlanAp9itas GAINESVILLE and
| Wheeling, closes 81 40 p. 81.
PIrTsBUnoH rHaoueH, for Pittaburgh and Wash
iugton, closes a. D p. n.
PITTsgURoH WAY, for all pointa between Cleveland
Welisyilis and Pittsburg, Harrlsburg hilade phil
| Baltimore and NaahinKton, closes - s.lu NJ
| MAHONtHg WAy, for sll points between GleTelaui
] aud lounRstoEu, oiosesut 10 7. NJ, tleaTea raxt
| ning.)
/ MEDrsA WAY, closes AZ A. N.
BoCEroR1s 6e-. closes on Tungdaya, fhurldayE Al
b lturdays, ~ y n.
| HuECEEFTLLR. HaTm, Hc., closes InalddIn and 50
! | ardayE, af A. NJ
sH1aos OEsTEh, Granger, North aoyalton ~
cloaes on Tuesdays and Saturdays 81 Z A. M.
WAnlEsavILhE. uiosel daily, l0.10 A. m. .
! =EAgT OLEFELAHD aud Euclid. closes dailF,a r
1TMall and Drop Letters are require b Law
b prepaid.
nFAn City OiroulArs are required 70 pro-Pai
| with penny stamp. - .
''H''' i'O'' a. ~ K. iOwLEs. P n.
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ZION FoRTREss moNRoE
FoRTRTas MoNloE. 81

FORTREss MoERoE, Sept 20.
The Richmond Examiner says, after two
distinct efforts to capture Chattanooga the
enemy stin hold and are strengthening
that strong position. Meanwhile the situ-
alton in Northern Virginis has become
critical. The enemy is preparing 3 gen.
eral attack on the RsPidan, and massing
his forces st Culpepper; also encrosching
on the railroads and river, which shews 3
determination TO fight.
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PROM CINCINNATI.

CEcIEHArI, Sept. %.
Special TO Tribune:
News from Knoxville is received up TO
Thursday. No news Of rebel movements
thsre.
The rebel General Jones is close to the
Virginia line.
Part Of Burnside's force has gone on an
expedition into southwestern Virginia
Important results may be expected.
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he New York World, The leading "COn-
usrEHtivs' OrgaHin the North, thus mad
vsrieutiy bstrAys tie trick Of the faction
to which is belongs;
The lesson Of the Maine election Il is
clear win not be lost upon the DgmoeTatie
organizations Of other States. IL is well
that tks weakness 81 these psaos-at-any-
price men has been discovered before the
Presidential canvass has fairly commenced,
80 that The opposition can stand upon e
platform entirely in accord with The patri-
otic instincts Of The people"
That'siL TRist and squirm until you
gss something that viii 20 down with tbs
people. Try saything, everything, hai
VIII put the Democratic pirty in power
nad not hAve a particle OF sincerity in any
g them Sen yeur souls 70 lhs Devil fol
'Sthoe, and thsn cheat even him BY shoWiBl
thHt yOu never had sny souls to sell
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

MlcHIGAE STATE RAm.-The gate re-
esipts of the Stats Fair at Kalsma1ob, we're
sl0,T72, the largest BY 100 per cent. ever
known, and very nearly squalliug the re-
esipti At our own Fair. Coed for Michigan.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-09-30

EGect sf NorisE fsr TnilaRdishnm.
Isr1rs thats Loyal journal esA quote
froR The c6lunbzs Statesman, unless the
OEtrset Is aoOOnpazied b strongly dis
sealing oonuenti but We adopt as our
oEh he following extract Of that paper
zsFsly changing one Ford-viI: subssi-
tzinE shai Of VsIlsndighnn for That Of
Brosgh;
Every vote cast for Vallandisham viii
Be an invitation % the rcbelI . prolong
tht var for heir Sspartto tndep5naenee
ts he last extremity, and N assuIance 70
ten thst thsrs q E strong party Ia the
E0rth who hate the old Union 60 much as
fhsy De, and are jest Hs sternly resolved
b g al thsy oa1 70 brtak it up"
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CLEVELAND Z TOLEDO B. B


~
lsss. sUMMER ARRANGEMENT. isgl.
On and astar Monday, April zDfh, laa1, PssusngF
Trains viii leave Cleveland ~ iolloWn tbnndafa =
osptedli
$40 A. M.-CHICAGO EHPRE53-siopa et BettA
Grafton, Obarlin, Waksman, hofuAlks Mon.
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on northern Dlvili0ns and arrives % aandcaA7
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riVos AZ Toledo 81 esf0 0P. - ohi1efo ~ ~ A.
CONHHOTIOHH
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| tho MiehiFan southern Horthern Indiana and To
10 Wsbash Raiifoad5 for Chlosgoi uetrglti Jacf
11n Fort Wayne, Logaugport, LataI ste lalroi ~
/ t1n, ST. Louis and 81 points Host horthHeat -
Tfains arrive IN Cleveland from Ieisdo sna ..
| west at 30 A. -, 80 ?. ~ And - p -. ~
| sandusky a. a25 5AH l. d. hDlAHht 1aDL
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