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ID. w. GAGE,
Licensed War Claim agent.

Collects Bounties, Pensions Back Pay, Prize Money
and other War CLAIMS.
PTPsrsonsl Atfeetion is given to the prosecution
Of claims in the Departments at Washington.
E5-Au persons having Claims should apply in per-
son, or BY letter, at once, and they will receive
prompt attention.
ID. w. GAGE,
octl2-R2S l6s Superior-St CLEVELAND, o.
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AT the meeting of the Third Regiment
Ohio State Militia, in the city of Cleveland, 4,
held on Tuesday night in the Engine House,
No. 8, s. D. Haines was elected unaDimOus-
ly Lieutenant Colonel Of the Regiment afOre-
said. ERNEsT WILHELHR,
declO:l28 Secretary.
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MEDICAL NoTIoE.-Drs. Blair & San
ders have this day associated themselves in
the Practice of their profession. Especial
attention will be giveu to consultations, both
in and out of the city. Office hours from 9
to 10 A. NJ, and from to P. n. Office Ne.
IL Public Square. novl6-1S63
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William Eldridge, company 4, leg smputated
William kreshner, company A, severely.
John Branuan, company A, slightly.
Jacob Nodine, company c, severely.
Arthur Ward, compony c, severely.
Isaac J. Morse, company c, slightly.
David Robinson, company F, mortally.
Sergeant c. H johnson, company f, severely
John Northup, company F, severely.
Marshall Seely, com pany F, severely.
John Kuickerbocker, company F, severely.
John Fitch, company F, slightly.
JOS Trufies, company G, severely.
W. W. Lewis, company G, severely.
Jacob Chain, company G, severely.
W. II. Howe, company h, severely.
H; F. Chapman, company H, severely.
Fl Goding, company II, severely.
NJ. Graham, company H. severely.
Davis Collier, company X, severely.
John Smallman, campRny X, severely.
Wm. Consted, company X. severely.
W. II. Jones, company b, slight.
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FoR CHRISTMAS PEEsEETs.-Stereoscop
and views of England, France, Germany,
Egypt, China, India and Of ths holy Land,
St j. S. PERLEY's,
deeI0:I29 1873 Superior Street.
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SEWING MACHINES FoR SALE.-Four
Wheeler & Wilson and Grover & Baker Sew
ing Machines, perfectly new, for sale cheap
for cash. Apply at the LEADER counting
room. nov25tf
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LossEs IL TIE 1OsD oH1o.-The following
is the list of losses of the 1854 Ohio, raised
in CuJshoga, Lorain and Medina counties,
during the recent siege of Knoxville. The
regiment is under Colonel Jack Cassmsnt,
and belongs to CamerOn's Brigade, and Has
calls division, of the 2Sd Army Corps
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DzHFMTIY-Dr. B. =. Robinson, ONCE
80 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in tho best man
Ger and at 3 Low prine. deo2R1i
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RENEWED 0PERATIoRs.-The Kinsman
street Railroad has completed its track and
is now in running order. Cars run from the
foot Of Superior Is Of cid,
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LOUISVILLE, Dec. 13.
Intermittent rains for the past two days
have been somewhat heavy, aud this eve
ming the thermometer is at 52o, and the
barometer ct 29o and falling.
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NEW YoRK, Dec. I3.
A very heavy gale from the eastward,
with rain, prevailed Saturday night and
to-day. No disasters are yetFeport6d.
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@ 81. LOUIE, Dee. Is.
Judges Walker and Brsese Of the Su-
preme Court Of Illinois, nas given their de-
cision sustaining Governor Yates proro-
cation Of the LegislatuFe last year.
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LADIES, you will find all the Choice Col
ora Of Velvsts also, Ribbons, Flowers aud
FeatheTs, at Mrs. Shaw's Rooms.
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SEAMLESS RAes.-Ten thousand two
busheI Linen Seamless Bags, in store and
soon to arrive, that we can sell at less than
the present market value.
TdecI2:I2sl MORGAN, RooT & Co.
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GREAT REDUCTION IN CURTAIN
DAmASK.
EIGHT HUNDRED To ONE THOUSAND
yards of those beautiful patterns of Curtain
Damask viii be sold within the next thirty days,
at Cost.
The above will make very desirable Christmas
Presents. Call and see at
JONES'
dec71sO 146 Superior Street, Cleveland, o.
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CLEVELAND WOOLRN MILLS.
4. d e. C. POPE,
suPelntendents, Manufacturers and Dealers in
Rll kinds OF
WOO LEN GOOD
Fer SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
in the village Of Berea twelve miles from
Cleveland, on the G. 8 C., and O. & 7. Railroads
story and half frame house, ten rOums woOd shed
and CELLAR never filling well and cistern horse barn
and driving she'd, so1d fences, stone walks around
and through lot, kinds Of fruit, bear ng. All
improvements new. VIII eel cheap Tor rssh
Enquire on the premises J McDEKMOTT,
decs-i28 Berea. Cuyahoga 20 %
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DOR sALE.-THE SoUARE BI

Il OLE DLA y T NJ NRU hNN %
] TWEEN Euclld aud Pr0spect-S.s., Immediately
west Of ard adjoining Gaze Avenue one Of the most
convenient and desirable localities fr Residences 10
be found IN the City. The grouni lies higher than
sLy other p9int OF ProsPsctSE or on the south side
of Euclld-st
Lls9-A Lot Of 4 feet frcnt On Euclid and Pros
poets. s., and 400 feet deep. lyl high ground,
Avenue.
Als0-A Lot, So feet front the south sds Of Pros
Fect-St.. between Granger and ChesbiFs-Sts.
- For erms, rQCiTe at ofics Of Bach us Noble,
decIi-iw VIC WILLIAMS.
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LOSSES IN THE 104IH.-From the list Of
casualties in the First Brigade, Third Divis-
ion, 23d Army Corps, in the siege of Knox
vile, as reported to the Cincinnati CONNER
ciaI, we select the losses Of the 1O4th, which
was raised partially on the Reserve, in Ash
tabuIs, Portage and other counties of North
ern Ohio. The Brigade is that Of Colonel
Gilbert, now commanded, in his absence, by
Colonel Riley of the 10th:
KuLED-
D. ". johnson, 10th Ohio
WOUNDED.
First Lieutenant VIM. Grinnell, company /
10Th Ohio.
Samuel Core, co C, 10Th Ohio.
Urlas Schultz, co E, l04th Ohio.
VIM. Frazer, co F, 10th Ohio.
Corporal Jas. Essick, 90 I, 104th Ohio.
John Benton, co I, 104th Ohio.
N. v. Dole, co / l04th Ohio.
D. Babcock, co q, 10th Ohio,
James Burns, co Z, l04fh Ohio.
David smith, % X losth ohio, .
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the 4lst Ohio. We are glad to be able thus
to acknowledge the patriotism of that sturdy
little county.
LETTER FROM JUDGE HITCHCOCK.
EDIToRs OF LEADER - Ny attention has
been called to an article in late number Of
the LEADER. in which, speaking of the 4lst
Ohio regiment, and the whole record it had
made for itself, and having given the differ
ent localities from which eight Of the COM
panies Of that regiment originally came, you
say that of the origin Of the other two, you
are not advised"
My purpose in reverting to this is to re-
mind you that Companies B and G 10 the 4lst
we're from the County of Geauga. That not
only so, but number Of the other compan-
les were filled up to the number required for
mastering by volunteers from this County,
and that of those who went in to FIJI the thin
ned ranks of the regiment, in the fall of
1852, nearly as many were from this county
as from ell other places together.
The standard, which, blood-stsined and
| bsttle-rent, has been so CALAMITY borne by
the regiment upon so many fields Of bloody
strife, was presented to it from this county
and the ladies of Gssuga have just sent on a
new set Of splendid oOlOrs as token of the
interest and pride they feel in their repre-
seutatives in the war for the Union. This
being so, yen cannot wonder that the people
here should feel chagrined when they see that
ia paper published as near here as is the
LEADER, and circulating as extensively as
does that pspsr IN this county, the fact of
their being so strongly represented in the
| regiment is entirely overlooked. Thinking
this could not possibly be intentional, L have
assumed to correct the oversight.
White upon this subject permit me to say
OF the immortal 7th Ohio, that although there
we're in it no company organizations from this
county in its Arst organization, the county
was largely represented in men, and Lieu
tenant Spencer who led Company F in the
late attack upon RinggoId, and was then
wounded, last fall took into that regiment a
large reinforcement from this county.
All honor to the noble 9Th and 4lst Ohio.
Of their career every 0hioan can well be
proud and to the memory of those who have
fallen, and the shattered ranks of those who
remain, let every one unite to do full Justice.
We only ask that Geaugs shall not be ex-
cIuded, P. d.
The Chardon Democrat, in its last issue,
also gives the same information in respect TO
the 4lst that Is conveyed in Judge H's letter,
and adds that Gssuga has sent mspy recruits
into the Seventh, for which she does not re-
oeivs proper credit. We are glad to be able
to do justice to good old Geauga by making
this statement.
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TIE THREATENED CANADIAN INVASION.
We had an interview, yesterday, with
gentleman who has recently made a busi-
ness tour through Canada, and spent some
time in Montreal. We learn from him that
the threatened rebel raid upon the Lake
cities was not the candrd many suppose it to
be, but carefully matured scheme which
failed, through the bad faith Of one of the
couspiIators. He derived his information
from one of the number, and was introduced,
when in Montreal, to several of the band.
They were mostly southern refugees, organ
lied by an officer Of the rebel army who
came to Montreal with ample means to carry
out the plan, which was to visit, at as nearly
the same time as practicable, all the Lake
cities and destroy all the elevators and ship
ping. Their object was not to plunder, but
to cripple the resources of the North. The
leaders had accurate maps of every city
from Chicago to 0swego, showing the exact
position of every elevator and warehouse,
and designating those which were especially
doomed. Every elevator in this city was
correctly mapped, even those not yet com
pleted. The number of the bandswas stated
to be from four to five hundred, and about
fifty of them were in Montreal at the time
our informant was there. In his opinion, no
plan was ever more carefully laid, and moth
ing but the exposure to the Canadian gov
ernment prevented its execution. Buffalo
mans owe lasting debt of gratitude to the
Canadian authorities for their prompt action.
-BgfaIo Courier.
Uncle Peter, don't you feel thankful your
big elevator esosped?
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Losr 100000 TEETH. - But Professor
Leaureau's POLLEN OF RosEs is at hand.
Be wise and buy. DoN'T WAIT FOB THE
ToOTHAcHE. For sale by Druggists. oct5
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Flour and Grain In Store at Chicago,
The following table shows the amount of -four and
grain In store in Chicago, December
Weekly ReceIpts.

The following statement shows the weekly receipts
Of -four and wheat at the undermentiOued.Iaks ports
on December 5:
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Ny. :sTOOKHMARKET-Dec. I2.
IBY FlLHeRAPal
BUFFALO mARKRT-Dec. IL.

Flour--Quiet.
Wheut-Eirm.
Goru-MaTket firm.
OaGH-Eominal.
Rye-Quotab's a. lis.
RHrIPy-NOminal at 81 d.
Whiskey-Fair demand sales at $50.
FreiEhts-N engagements
ImpOrts-6O OD bbls flour, %, ,OC0 bush wheat
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Tho following statement shows the daily reoeip Of
aOur and wheat at the aforementioned places on
December 9:
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TORACCo ADYANcFn.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. Is.
Tobacco has advanced from four to seven
dollars on hundred since Friday morn
ing.
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T OTIS FOR SALE-135 Fr Fporr

i 4 on Superior ST., eornar OF MuiTson-St. Also
sublGts , II and 3 being fs feet front EACH Su-
perior-St, east Of Muirson-St. Also-l5 feet front
on Spring st running bA-k to the BatlToad track
being land on which part Of the Wood Shed Of the
CleEeland, columbus CinCInuAH Railroad 81 nds
Also-l7 feet5 inches front On Champ nearly
Opposite the new City court HOuse.
4B-FOr terms enquire Of PAINE WADE.
dec3-H20 Attorneys.
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ORPHAN AsYLUM.-At a special meeting
of the managers of the Cleveland Orphan
Asylum, held at the house of Leonard Case,
Esq, December 18th, on motion of Mrs.
Wm. COllans, the following resolutions were
adopted.
WHEREIs. information has this day been
received that Captain Lsvi Ssrtwsll, late of
this city, deceased, has made a muniieent
bequest to this Asylum, relieving it, most
opportunely, from pressing want, therefore
be it unanimously
ResOlUsd, That the Asylum relinquish the
share which it was to receive out of the pro-
ceeds Of proposed Union Bazsar.
Resol1ed, That this Board will attend the
funeral of the late Captain SartWell this af-
ternOon, at the residence of Pbilo Scoville,
Esq.
KesolUed, That this meeting do now ad-
journ to meet at this place on Monday next,
ct three o'clock, P. II to adopt appropriate
measures to testify the gratitude of this
Board, and of all friends of this Asylum,
for the noble bequsst Of Captain SartWeIl,
and to perpetuate the memory of a truly
good man. Mas. WN. RATTLE,
Secretary, pro TEN.
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FOr sale by ]. B. Cobb 6 %.

GEAUGA COUNTY AND THE 4lsT.-We
give place with pleasure to the following let
ter from Judge Hitchcock commenting on
the 4Ist Ohio. We are glad to be able thus
to acknowledge the patriotism of that sturdy
little county.
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LOCAL NOTICES,

PREPARE FOR CoLD WEATHER. - Fire
Irons, Fire Standards, Folding Tenders,
Parlor Coal Hods, Nursery Fenders, Wire
Fire Guards, Coal Shovels, Coal TongsJ
Blower Stands, for sale BY W. P. POGO,
Corner Of Superior and Seneca streets.
Orders received for Chippewa, Massillon,
Briar Hill, LackaWsna, and other varities OF
Coal. nOv2
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE ADJOURNED MEET
ING of the citizens of the Third Ward, held
on the 11th day of December, 1869, at the
Station House, Johnson street, for the pur-
pose of deyising plan for raising the funds
necessary to procure substitutes in order to
avoid the draft in said Ward.
In the absence of Captain A. C. KeatiDg,
Chairman of the previous meeting, William
q. Price, Esq, was called to the chair.
On motion, the Chair appointed the follow
ing committee Of FIVE as Committee Of FL
nance, with instructions to assess every en-
rolled man in the Ward the gum of $1,000,
and also to call upon all the patriotic citizens
of the Ward to solicit subscriptions: Captain
P. ". Rice, Captain Frederick Weidenkopf,
Randall Crawford, James Duna, and Patrick
Gallagher.
On motion, a committee of three, consist
ing of Captain A. C. KeatiDg, Prof. Pierre
A. Collier, and Captain George W. Dane, was
appointed by the Chair with instructions to
confer with proper military officers in order
to have them open recruiting Office for the
benefit of the Third Ward, and also to ascer-
tain whether more men should not have been
credited to the Third Ward.
On motion Captain P. W. Rice was chosen
Treasurer of the Finance Committee.
On motion each Of the foregoing commit
tees was empowered to ill vacancies.
On motion, it was
ResoEUed, That persons should not be called
upon to pay the amount of their subscriptions
until all the funds necessary were raised.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to Sat
uydsy evening, December Il, 1868, at z
O'Clock, at the same place.
WILLIAM Il. PRICE, Chm.
PIERRE A. COLLIER, Secretary.
Proceedings of the meeting held on satur-
day evening, December u, 1868.
On motion, the Finance Committee was in
creased from Eve members to eight, and Cap
tain Frederick WeidsnkOpf having declined
to serve, the following gentlemen were ad-
dsd to the committee: Joseph S. Perley,
Henry Seaman, Thomas GOOdwilIie, and F.
/ Il. Fisher.
Ga motion, the committee of three, ap-
pointed at the previous meeting for the Pur-
pose of conferring with proper military Of
fcers to have them open recruiting Office
for the benefit of the Third Ward, etc., were
also instructed to see that all persons subject
is military duty in the Third Ward, are en-
rolled.
The proceedings eff this meeting were CT
dsred to be printed in the city papers.
On motion, the meeting adjourned to Tues
day next, December Is, 1868, at o'clock, P,
n, at the same place.
VIZ. h. PRIcE, Chm.
Pierre 4. GOLLIER, Secretary.
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Ny. MONEY mARKET-Deo. 12.

Money-Fair demand at 7 p cent
tSold-Irregular and unsettled Opening at 49f,
and closing quiet at 80.
Government stOcks-Msrks. steady.
United States Skies Of 1881,
Seyen-ThTty Treasury Notes
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EOR SALE FARM OF 475
Acres, miles from Newark, Licking county,
Ohioi 900 acres improved, the balance good timber
$50 bottom land the whole 100 acres are uadsT
good STATE Of cultivation all vail fenced, sOod or
chardInC and we'll wRtsred. No waste land 90 the
farm. have also good Stock on the farm that will
sell With il il wanted. | will take IN part payment
City Property In cleveland. or a small farm and the
balance on long time Price e25 per acre
septl2Z77 e. n EEYeS. RouNe's Block
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FOR Coughs, Colds, and TOOthsche, use
POrter's Cure of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable antidots in all cases.-Sum6nH Dem
Oerat.
Sold by all druggists. Price 25cts.
W. L. PORTER, Proprietor,
noV2:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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BUSINESS NOTIUEs.

HONE snufscture-Parson's Inimits,
BILE CamphoraIod Dentitrios. sept23-R2
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NEW A ADVERTISEMENTS.

ST-1TOF sEIE.5 "rO RERT,H LOST"
HTAHTs.n g POUND, -" BOARDING" 4" "QUH-
aIFS,n nd other short notices, not exceeding
r0T1 rrEr1, inserted twice IN this column FOR
rs esnrs, three ttnes IS cent?, four times
SO cents Tor al oysf IouE IrEIG, and not eIs
ceoding IIeuT LIEEs, double above rates.
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MOVEMENTS OF FLOUR AND GRAIN
RoreIpta NJ ToIsao.

The receipts OF Flour, Wheat and Corn, at Tolsd,
On Friday last, we're ~ follows:
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FOURTH TRAIN,

MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION at 3eOp. m ;, stop
pin at all stations between Columbus and Cincinnati
arriving at Cincinnati at 920 m; connecting at Lon
don for Springfield.
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FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT EXPREeS-Leaves Columbus at 400 A. ID
viii stop at Delaware, Ashley Oardlngton, 0ilead
Gallon, and at all stations North Of Galion arriving
Cleveland at 0:30 A. NJ. Dunkirk 405 P. NJ. Buffalo
5:35 P. NJ, Albany 5:45 A. M, New York HIS A. NJ.
Boston 32O p, Chicago, via Grafton, at 10 P. NJ.
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK BXPREse-Leaves oolambus at lll5
P. NJ. win stop at all stations; arriving at Cleveland
at 1880 P. NJ, ,Dunkirk li43 A. NJ, Brthlo 305 A M
Albany $40 p M, New York 500 P. Nj, Boston HOO
P. H., Chicago, via ORATOR, 1OiOOAM
o0NNE0TI0Ns.
At Delaware with Springfield Branch for Springfield
and points on that road
At orestllne with Pittsburgh, IT. Wayne aud Chicago
Railroad for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Also for Chicago.
At shelby, with ssndusky, Mansfield and Newark Rail
road, for all points that road. Also for Toledo
At Grafton, for Toledo and Chicago.
At Cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad Tor Erie
Dunkrk, Buffalo, New York and Boston
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SECOND TRAIN.

oINOINNATI ACCOMMODATION ct $50 q. m,
sopping at all stations between Columbus, Cincinnati,
Dayton and indianapolis: arriving at Cincinnati at
1li05 q. m, Dayton 0:08 m. indianapolis at 2:5
p. M connecting directly at Loveland with the M d
O, r, II, for ohillicothe Marietta and ParkerSburg.
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Little Miami & Columbus 4 Xenia

FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT EXPRESS, via Dayton, at Ii2O a. n. stop
ping at London, Xena, Dayton, Mddletown and Ham.
iloni arriving at Cincinnati at 640 connecting
directly with Ohio and Mssisnppi Railroad forLousve,
Vncennes st. Louis, Cairo, and all points Southwest
arriving at st. Louis at l0.3O ma at Dayton at 42o
a. M, and at Indianapols!at 1855 q. m; connecting
with trains for Lafayette, Terre Haute, Chicago and
ali poInta West.
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AY. ER's~
CATH ARTIO
PHI LIS.

Are you ses, Eseble, and
complainmgG Are you out Of
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your feelings un-
comfortablea These symp
toms arc of'ien tho prelude to
serious III ness. Some fit Of
sickness "a creeping upon You,
and sllo'ald be ayerteu by y
timely use of the right rom
edy. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the disordered hu.
mors - purify tho blood, and
let the iluids move on unob-
structed in health again.
They stimulate the functions
of the body into vigorous ac-
! tiyity, purify tho system from
the distractions which make
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SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAIN

III For further information and Through Tickets
pply TO N. L. D0HERTY, Ticket Agent. Union Depot
Columbus, Ohio
P. W. BTRADER,
General Ticket Agent, Cincinnati.
JNo. W. DOHERTY,
Agent Columbus,
K.W. WOODWARD,
Superintendent, oincinnsn
Columbus. Dec. %, 1862.
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prpAnrMENr Or rnE INrEnIoh, O


sR, have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice ever since you made hem and cannot hesitate to
Ay they are the best cathartic employ Their rcgi-
Nng action on the liver is quick and decided, conse-
inuy they admirable remedy for arrangements
a that organ. Indeed have seldom found a case OF
bilious disease obstinate that 1t did not readily yield to
them. Fraternally yours, AL0NZ0 BALL, NJ. d,
H-f IHysicidn Of uIe Marine Hospital.
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Dysentery, Diarrhoca, ReIaI, Worms.

Your Pills have had long trial in my practice, and
hold them In esteem Of the best aperients have
ever found. Their Alternative effect upon the liver makes
them excellent remedy, when given In small doses for
bilious dyseRtery and diarThgd. Their sugarcoaing
makes them very acceptable and convenient for the
Of women and children.