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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05

The Confederate supplies are so low,
and the country through which their
march must be made 20 bare, that they can
never tarry fOrty-eight hours this side of
the Rappshannock unless they have better
luck in capturing supplies than in their
late movement. No description can give
an idea of the suAerings of the people Of
Fsuauier and Prince William for want of
food. The weslthier have divided with
the poorer as long as there was aught to
divide; but all are now on a common level
Of want When EWell was a. Wsrrenton,
q lady there sent MIN six pounds Of white
sugar. He returned it, saying that his
knowledge of the utter destitution of the
people forbade him from sppropristing
any portion Of their scant supplies to his
own use. At the residence of Samuel Chill
ton (well known st Washington, formerly,
as q lawyer, peck of meal constituted
the stock of food supply. Chiffon himself
is in Richmond, but his family are Gt the
home place; among them a SOD, late an
officer in the rebel army, now dying Of
consumption. Almost the sole food for
Lees army during this movement was dry
crackers Prisoners and refugees say
that the great pinch fer food has come on
them since we took Chattanooga and Knox
willie, and cut them of from their great
sources of supply. And terrible as is their
condition now, it is but foretsste, they
fear, of what it will be through the coming
winter.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05

We notice that several of our exchanges
are suggesting the propriety Of taking
contributions in their respective localities
in sid Of our wounded and sick soldiers.
We heartily second the suggestion and
would urge its adoption not only in our
own city, but that throughout the whole
country concerted and generous Offering
be made upon this day to furnish our La
dies Aid and kindred associations with sn
ample supply of means that they may be
enabled to meet the constantly increasing
demands upon their resources. Certainly,
no more acceptable, hearty and expressive
return Of thanks to God for his goodness
70 rs can be made.
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Mothersl saoshers!l aIothersIR

Don't fail to procure Mrs. WlNsLOE's SOOTHS
ING SYRUP tor UHIBDBEN TEETHING.
This valuable preparation Is Ehs prescription o. on
Of the best Female PEysic ans and Nurses in the
Untsd stntes and has BEN Hse for thirty With
nevr failing SAFETY ano 5cesss BY millions Il moth
srs children, from th9 0sDls infant Of one week
old the adult. 1t not only 1elievss the child rom
pain bat iuvisoratss the stomach and bowels, coEt
ests escty and gives tons and ensrsy to the whole
~ @lem. It will sImost iistantiy relieve
GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND COLICI
We beI'svo L the Be'' and sarest Remedy in the
World s" all cases o. pJsentsry and DiArh@a IN
Children. whether It Arisss from TeethinE, or ron
any otho cause.
ss-Fuli directions IcE using viii accompany each
bo:tls. None genuine unless Tie facsimile Of CUB
us & PERKINS, New York, is on the wrapper.
s8-sold By all Medicine Dealers. Principal one
a Dey-st., New York. r
Price only % Cent? Per Bottle.
ntAg16- Ms davis
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wYNKOops ICELAND pEoroRAL.

Dissases Of the Throat, Chest and Pulmonary or.
sans are ever prevalent, insdlOu5 and dangerous.
tte properties Of medicine TO Al leyiats cure and
1pfoot teae com atuts, must be Expsctora1t, Ano-
dyae and lnvicoraiing, loosening the mucus Of the
"a ost sno 'n t-tig tone to the entire system. No
dlse2Nery H. msiical sc-ac5 mastered this clas1
o. diseases Lac ur WypkoOp's Iceland PectOral. At
II l5d aith ths most sstJu ishing results in all
o. BEoncnlt;-, INF hdenza, Wh0oping Cough, Dipths-
Colds, Nervous Debility, &C.
The Eev. J. j. Potter oertidas, "that have used
Dr. WynkooPs Pectorai for several years. myself and
ie my family, fer Pulmonary COmplaints and
have recommended it to many others, and have neV.
seen its equal" Rev. J. J. PJTTER,
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Hundreds anil thousands Of important testimonial
couid b. PRODUCED showing Its remarkable aud
lhzt l. ShyEG rAILs II is composed Of pure Iceland
Mpss, Ealr Of Gi cad, Peruvian Balssm, Elscampane
% fhrey Bnrlock and other invaluable pectorAnt
ana tonic ingredients lt Is harmless, prompt anc
lasting lnEaiids and sufferers cannot Afford 70 neg
i3ct tEial. EYery family should have il. 1t ia To-
markahie Tor Group. kul descriptions recommend
arions aHd dtrectiCns sCcomp1ny each bottle.
80 Prepared b. IT. r. ID. WTNKOoP, aud sold By
D. : BAEhE co Nsw York jyiO-R2seow
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TamA.

The Fsllsndigham men are very tame
over the late arrest for treason Of some Of
his prominent partisan supporters. For
example, alluding to the arrest, the Ohio
Statesman gently says;
"These arrests are said to have been
made upon warrants issued by U. S. Com
missioner Halliday, of Cincinnati, upon
afidavits charging the parties with COM
bining and conspiring with certain other
persons to release the rebel prisoners at
Camp Chase and the Ohio Penitentiary.
As it is expected legal investigation will
develope both the charges and the facts,
we fOrbear any comment at this time"
The truth is Vsllandighamism, and Val
landighammers are about played cut.
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MORNINGLEADER.
THURSDAY MORNING. NOV. 5. 1857

Vhe NeWBs
General Buffers appointment to active
service is confirmed.
Brigadier General Garfield who tender
ed his resignation after the battle Of
Chiekamsugs, preparatory to taking his
seat in Congress, has been promoted to a
Major Generalship for gallsntry in the
field. He will probably remain in the
service, and resign his seat in Congress.
In the Twelfth Ward, in the city Of
New York, a serious riot occurred on cleo
tion day, incited by the partisans Of Judge
MeCunn, the Orphan Asylum burning
villains and murderers of last summer,
the " friends" of Governor Seymour.
Guerrillas, twelve hundred strong, are
reported to be committing depredations in
Western Kentucky, damaging railroads,
burning rolling stock; S..
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Silss Wright once said:

"If among US there be any who are pre-
pared for any earthly object, TO dismember
our Confederacy and destroy that Consti.
tuition which binds us together, let the fate
ef an Arnold Be theirs, and let the detesta
tion and seorn of every American be their
constant companions, until like him, they
shall abandon a rich country whose rich
blessings they are no longer worthy to en-
joy"
The time has come ween words like these
should warm the blood and FIRE the heart Of
every American. Let detestation and
seorn follow every wretch who would dis
member our glorious old Union, either by
cutting off or snnihilating single State.
Ohio Statesman.
Those are brave, good words, Mr.. slates-
man, but how do they sound from one who
deliberately supported traitor and dis
unionist for Governor, knowing that he
boldly proposed to divide the Union into
four Confederacies ? Words weigh but little
against acts. If the Statesman is being
soundly converted to the Union faith,
and the above is meant as proper denun-
citation of Vallandighsm, well but as con-
hdence is plant Of slow growth, VIC shall
want faith made manifestby works.
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United States Vessels ordered from Pri ace
EdMartla IsInnd.

E0MuFfiH leiuuN-
The United States steamers George
Manghan and Ethan Allen, engaged in
cruising among the British Islands, have
been summsrily ordered from some Of the
ports Of Prince Edwards Island. A Pri-
Tste letter from an officer attached to the
former vessel states that, when at Char
1ottetown, an order came from the Gov
srnor requiring both vessels to pat to ses,
. proclamation, in the mama Of the Queen
hsving been made making the demand,
which was promptly complied with
United States Treasury notes are at 3
heavy discount at the various ports of those
islands, and stores can only be procured
by the payment of coin.
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COEEhAdhAb RI AAMADs
eW
jersey.


The Empire City---True ts Itseif.
The Hon-hesrted Democracy Of New
York City have once more shown their un-
swerving devotion 10 the country and to
their principles. The Democratic msjOri-
ty reaches nearly 10000 The returns
from the State sre meagre and 1t is impos-
sible to know which party has been the
victor Every effort has been made by the
Aboliionists, and it is possible that they
have succeeded.-PEqin Dealer.
Itis eminently appropriate for the Vine
yard Lane organ of JEFF. Davis, to glOst
with fendish delight over a triumph
achieved by the aid of the Orphan Asylum
burning, EegrO-murdering, COpperhead
seoundrels, incendiaries, thieves and
Wharf-rats, the Partissns of Judge Nc
Gum, that filed New York with cOnster-
nstion, and the country with alarm, and
carried JOY and gladness to JEFF. Davis and
his crew. This is proper work for rebel
sympathisers. It is not likely that the
Plain Dealer will ever hear from the re-
mainder Of thu. State of New York.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05

The Court Of Inquiry into the loss Of
Government funds by the burning of the
steamer Ruth, has reported that che was
fred by sn incendiary, not for the psriio-
ulsr purpose of destroying the public
funds on board, but in conformity with
what appears to be plan Of the rebels for
the destruction Of the water transportation
in the Valley Of the Mississippi, and thus
crippling the movements Of our armies.
No Government ofiser or agent having the
funds in charge is blamed for misconduct
or neglect of duty in the premises; The
report is approved Wash. Cor. New York
TINES.
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BosroE OoESEEs, \. =, T'


December q, 1861.
WV. II. .GREaa 4 tJo-6 ents freely give you Ii IL
ery 70 make use OF the following Ceftlneate u -
Talue Oonatitution Water which can reoonllioA''
In the highest manner:
NV wife, who was attach Cd with pain In the snooi
ders whole length OF the b. lcki and IN nef
Pspitatcn Of the Heart, attended WIN sallihS All f a
der, called physician, who attended her SOC
three NO nths when he left her worse thAn ns lou1
oouid find who stt5ndsd her for about nine montass
snd willis sha Va5 under his care sne ull lot i
Iuits a. inuUh ptiu: he nAIE gave her up and sslo
abeT - Wa fnurable." 81 or said he sne isa7
such com bnaf ion of oOmplai ats thai neelo,ns
an Tor one opr9 tes against some other OF her uSut-
tiesp About MS time, she &C ntieneeQ me use y
OoustitutiOn v ater and 10 our utter astonlsh
Almost the rs dose seemed TO aaYe the desired ei
feet and she ept improving raplay ,4 u1ust ~
treatment 40 now superintene entney asL ~ NJ
roestc aairs She has net tsken any o. the constr
sutIou Wstsr for about four weeks, And We are aPPs
- ~ that a. hsH produced perm9l lenI onfes
- WI n, VAN BAhsCHOIAh'
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FRIEaD u HEED-IRH D.
Tr- sv,s-t'1 MA ELIBLB LINN EHFis prepAi
sto the rseiFe o. DR.. staPhon Sweet, Of ConRsotio
sas Ersst bone ssttec sRd hss been used IN his pr
rf To- ehs Last twenty years With the most aston
NJ EucceEu As sn external remedy II = Nltnoo
risal and VIII alleviate pain mors s9eedily tnan
othsr preparatiOn Tor all BhsumAtic and herV
il.orderS Il Il truly inisideis, and ss 3 curative
Sores " uunGs, Sprains, Bruises &C., tts sootn1
hsaiiag and powerful strengthening ProPensiLio9,
sits tho Ipet sender snd dsstonishmento OF all who
aver owen u . trial. Over four hundred eertne,
81 rsnnrs able ourss performed by Il within the
fFo Year,, attest to this saot. stron9 AInls.5ss
SReniE .of Cleveland. ceeiOaltsoWoAN'zi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05

Governor Buckingham, of Connecticut,
called the Legislature together in extra
session on the Sd inst, for the purpose of
adopting measures to raise volunteers un-
der the recent call Of the President.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05

Provost Marshal General Fry has de-
oided that the payment Of the $500 CON-
mutation under the CONSUMPTION law ex-
empts the person paying for three years,
from the operation of any other draft.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05
DysnsrrbGG, or Pai'Vul XeHItaFa'iOa, 50
IN Ee5oTTha0id or PTofIsse FI0Viag.

Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of the
menstrual huid-in the ono being toe uttlei aad
accom- PANIED by severe pain and the other TOO Pro
fuse secretion which will 10 speedily cured By sEe
Constitution water.
That disease known as FALLIEg OF THR WoHBi
which the result Of relaxation Of the igaments OF
that organ and is known by sense Of heGTiness and
dragging pains in the back and Sides snd Ht times &C
panied BY sharp laeinalins or shootlns sslhs
the medicine.
There Is another class Of symptoms arising frsn h
ITrATIOS OF THE WOAB, which ply sicians cali Her-
business, which word cOVBI5 up much ignorance alo
n ains cases out OF ten the doctor does rot really
ka7W whether the 9. mptOms are the disease, or the
dis. sss tbs symptoms. We can only snumersts them
here Ispeak more particularly OF Cold Feet Falpi-
tatiou OF the Heart, Impaired Memory, aketulness,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05

A new paper mill is in process of cree
tiOn in Indianapolis, which is expected to
turn out twenty thousand pounds of paper
daily. 1t viii prove a valuable auxiliary
to the printing offices Of ihst city, M s-
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RRAD-READ-READ.
DExEILlE, Pa. June 2, Is6l.

DAHVILLE, Pa, June :, 1864.
Dr wtH. GREGG-Dear sir. In February l35l, !
s fii I'd with the sugar diabetes. and for months
1sssej q, ure thsn Two gallons OF water IN twenty
iouT hours was Obliged % get up as often 81 ten y
49, - tnssl during the night During the nCnl1 o.
Jniy IsSI 1 procured two bottles OF Constitutlo1
water and in two days after naing it eIpeTlenoSa
$40 s15 ~. T taking two BOTTLES was entirely
s1-s-1 - .-,~,- ~. Y ref.inipg ny usual health.
ou'7A' AOO1 w. ~ ' truly, Nv. l.. DEWITT,
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tC0HMUEfcArKD.1
o. M0EsaT CONSUMPTION A CURABEE DISElsEi
A Card-To ConsumptiVes.

Tho uudarsisaed haTins been restored to Health Il
q few weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with a severe lung Affection
and that dread disease, Consumption--is anxious Z
make known to his fellyW -sufisrsrs the means q
cure.
To all who desire it, he will end copy @ the pre-
scrp;ion used Cfrre Of ohsTgel With the direction
fer preparing and usinz the same, which they vi
md sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma, Brouehi
tis &c TIE only object Of the advertiser in sendin
the Prescription s to benefit the afflicted, and s2rsa
information which he conoeives TO be 'nvaluabe,an
ne hopes every sufferer viii Try this remedy, a. It vi
coat them nothing, and may provs q blessing
Parties wishing the presoriPsion wis Reass @ddre
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, EilliAmsburgh,
oeti-lsdtu Kings county, n.
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Dr.. e Il A A A M,
Krsss- Of he ROga! College 9i PAySisi
LOado=, EaglanSi GraS.'as' ef
B;eord's FosPisaI for

FEMALE DIS EASE
I'D oo,,st, 1t attondaut Of Paris, London, Ne
I.sus ssd sloalre1l Hospitals for the Inst ten
h.a oveued his once at the ef
johnson House, Cleveland
vhsre he wiu 9 ha9Py 70 msot all tAose who q
aiotsd virn subacato sad chronic diseases.
Els treatment il entirely different from Il
clan. and Is mic, efleseious srd eneetiTe- ht
Joinss AZ simply vegetable extracts nd oils
navs mover been usso but b two oths Physiei
America besides hinseh he has spess the q
,.rs Of his lie and thousands OF doIlArsin In o6t1
: fs,y sec-ets in his profession BE eests the
sor Al ioruss Of disease. Boeh=rssfor giving
aonest aud tue statsment Of their eass.
sPERMATOBHGA.
To YoUsa ME;s.- he can prove to y0n IN icy
utes that he q Tho Only physician you ever
srjth thar cures this disease. For eVery pnLleh
viii folloys his directions, he viii give One NJ
Dollars iThs fails 10 curing this disease. NO
ulsde for cOnsuitatiJ1. Those az olslanoeN WI
- consult the Doctor msy DO 50 Dy senoing a
-faI Of urine by mail, with name sex ana age
VIII nTsasr and describe their case, Ana tne p
~ OF getting relief, BY enclosing return
HtSmp. - -
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-05

Disease occurring from one and the same cau5e VIII
he entirely cured By tho Constitution Water II taken
for any length OF time. Tho dose should vary with
ths severity Of the disease, from twenty drops %
tess5oouful three times day, in water. During the
PASSAGE Of the Calculus, the pain and urgent 81 MP
tos Should be combattsd with the proper remedies,
then followed up with the Constitution hsser' p
above directed.
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
Tbo Chief Attributeg q AIanhOO

The Chief Attributes Of ManhoO
srsouently lost or suspended BY nai-PrAotioes
cious habi.s that viii inevitably lead 20 her
ti,-sss uplsss checked in time BEAD the tTu
down IN the treatise "HUMAh FBA1LTf'o
toLosicAL REsEARcHEs." 1t Is elaborately
,sd with eolorod sngravinss and VII eon'ii
most hardened and uneonoernsd, a. yen as
The minds Of the most dosponding' p issdlns
in tba risht channel for relief o. bodily and
agony end DESPAIR.
szs-sold BY Dr. BAaRoFi ls4 blseoxeL ~,
price 25 csuzs. 5sI,t frese eVefs Fesr9. Pc ~
',.I-5 ~ "a frissslaar'' IN anotssr column
f.Sld also bT G. W. OLAkA, Drussiati Ol'
-aaa
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m1LEoaD, Conn, Nov. u, lssl.

MILFORD, Conn, Nov. 10, 1851.
ur VIZ Il .Gs Eae-Dssr Sir; have ior 5eEaIsl Sa
va1-s ~ n aficied with that troublesome Ana III IL
ys-,1 "A ease Gravel which resisted ~ tetheles
nd SostnS = until | took Constitution Mate5s ene
go1 msy Be sssured that was szceeqlngH S p % -
-. - o., use Of my name you may see n N 70
Ssr to nc ma 5icine As have en5i[2 SoeneSnsSs ID
n erioaoy. EOurstrulY, POaDsEhOHs'
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From Bss.J sss ion Brown, D. D., Editor OF the
E.loyelOPe lila =, Religious Knowledge.l
though not disPos= d to favor or recommend Pat
ant Medicines a gene~sl, through distrust OF thei.
flgrsdlsnts ard sdeCts, vet know OF no suincient
rsssons Why man DaY testify 70 the Dement'S ne
believes himself 70 have sceivsd nom any simple
prsparatien in the hope - may thus contribute 70
the benefit Of othsrs.
do this the moro readily IN regard to hoohand's z
serman Bitters, prepared By Dr. y. hl Jackson OF
thfE civ because was preIudioed against them for
man. years under the impression that they were
chiefly an aloOhOlic mixture. 1 am indebted 20 my
f-isnd Robert Shoemaker EQs., or he removed this
prsUice by proper tests, and for enoOuragemsnt 70
1i debility The use OF three bottles Of these Bit
tsrs at she beginning of the present year, Sas FOL
lowed By evident relief, and restoration 10 degree q
-1oDthE oeirp and had almost SPARED Of reganlng
f6ersiore thal God and my friend tpr directing me
a, the use Of them. J. hEh lDN BhoWns
Phiiadel phiA, June ., lSls
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NEW kDVERTIsERIENTs.
THE OHIO FARMER,
IL For 1864.
Published at Cleveland, Ohio,


WIN. B FAIRrHILD, GenT Editor aDd Publisher.
S. D. HAkBlS, Agricultural Editor.
On IN first day of JanuaTy, 1864, the OHIO r.
ME-; will enter upon its 18th volume under uspoes
which VIII enable the publ sher 70 ofer 10 he arm
Jog and reading community an Agricultural and
Family Newspaper CqaAl TO the bsst In tue country
It will Eti continus 10 be printed weekly in qua-to
form, each number containing eight dOuble-quart0
IA ges and the various Departments OF
agriculture, HOTticulture, Domestic Economy,
Stock Raising, Sheep Hilsbandry, Arts
and Sciences, Choice Literature Gen
eraI Neirs, Market Reports, &C.,
will re-eive careful stteoton. In brlei, the OHIO
FARMER l. espsCis l. conducted 20 meet the reading
wants cf all classes in community, and each member
of the family.
TIRxs OF TIE FARNTR-For a single copy one year
s3CO; for three copies, $500 for dse cOpes $500
FOR ten copies ASA and ccpy to the getter up Of
the Club. Subscriptions always payable in advance
OHIO CULTIVATOR.
The 10Th volume of the Ohio Culiivator will com
mance with the January number, 1854 1t is month
y OF 30 large double column RACES ger number made
up Of the choicest matter from the 'Ohto Farmer
and suited exactly the wants Of the FsTmrr STOCK
Raiser Gardner, &C. The terms of The IUL1iVAToB
Are-fOr slug tOpy 50 cents or $500 for ten copies
and an ldIti0nRi copy, togelher vito the unbound
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-. A.. 5i.,ss ss it e truly 3 sovereign remedy
"a ~. -Trb an MT BE- Esid in ils praise. sinsi-
- - bos1 known % rsliege the most urgent sYInF
toT SSS - Tou troubeG vita that distressing psiE IN
tSs ana II of me back ana thr0Egh tbs hips Tea
1no6n9 ! daV Of CONSTITUTE Water viii rcoEeyos
Ike magic
For DysPePsia'
II has M s1ual in relieving the most nis5i sesn5
aS,Infoms Also Headache, Heartburn, Aold sIom- 2
soh Yomit az Food, 6o. Take teaspooniai slSsi -
dJ,a- Ts dose in all cases may be inoTeasso u Ns-
Gired, but sh,Iuld be done gradually
PAys5siG8s
Ham long aimee given up the use o; puchu, ouners
aad maine in the treatment Of these Diseases sne
only ure tham for want Of a better remedS.
CONSTITUTION WATER
has sroS ed tss equal to the task that has dOTolTsd
BOn IL.
DigTsiiss
irrsts s7a dreBoh the Kidney5, and By constant -.
scoR led to chronic deEsasTGtion and confirmed Dis
sasss
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