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Real ESTATE TRAAsFERs.-The follow
ing list exhibits the most important real es-
tate transactions for the week ending to-day:
Wm H. 4 Harriet Cspener to Lydia F.
Morrill,, 40 feet front on Seneca street aud
1873 feet deep; situate between St. Clair and
L axe slreets. Consideration, S., 900.
CvurtIandt Palmer and the heirs of R. Hill
Hard, By trustee, to John f. White and Nor
man Sackrider, 25 feet front on Cuyahcga
river near the Marine Mills. Consideration,
$s,I25.
Albert v. stebbins to George WecksrIing,
46 feet front on the south side of Champlain
street, and SO feet deep; situate next
east of the Rngine House. Consideration,
S2,5OO.
Henry Lloyd to George B. Arnold, % 1-IO
feet front on the North side of Michigan
street, aud 80 feet deep; situate between
Ontario snd Seneca streets. Consideration,
81 300.
W. n. Myer and J. Mueller to Isaac New
ton, l05 feet front on the south side IF Pros
peet street extending to SibIy street; stu
ate z milos east Of the Postofios. Cousid-
GRAFTON, $3.50.
Elizabeth and Ellen Wilkinson to Ralph
RebstOek, sub-lot $50 on Second street, Buf-
ldiO company AlOllH5hlg ~ leet front anu
II 9 feet deep. Consideration, 5000.
Heirs cfZlImon Fitch to George S. Wright,
part of the ten acre Lot No. 70, leo feet front
on the south side of Euclid street, near Case
avenue, extending south to Prospect street,
two miles from the Postoffes. Consideration
81, 500.
Heirs of Zalmon Fitch to Wm. W. Wright,
part Of the ter acre Lot No. 20, 66j$ feet
front on the south side Of Eaolid street, and
1919 feet deep; situate on the southeast cor
nsr OF Euclid street and Case avenue, two
miles from the PostOfice. Consideration
81 500.
Edwin and Laura Smith to Paul Schmidt,
90 s1t front on the south side Of Michigan
street, and IsI h feet deep; situate between
Ontario and Seneca streets. Consideration
1910.
Japbsrt I. ssarles to Thomas ]. Reese,
sp6 los 70. 81, Jacob Perkins sub
division of Lots 30 and 6i, being 20 feet froEt
on Clinton street and l2l- feet deep situate
one half mile west of the Circle, West Side.
Consideration $1,000.
Peter Doemsr to Annie Patterson, the west
half of sub lot No. 64, Of Levi
Tohnson's tub-division of the ten acre Lots
Nos. I1s to Ias, being 25 feet front on York
street and 100 feet deep situate yns, lsli
mile from the Postofice. Consideration
81. 100
Frank obacht to Albert Wi.tenberg,
sub lot No. $50, in HitchaOck's sub
division of ten aafs Lots Nos l2O and l2l ;
situate two miles east of the POstofice. Con-
sldsration of $500.
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GO MM ER OIAL.


MORNING LEADER OFFICE, !
FKIDAr EvENIse, november ID lsoS-J
FIour-ssles so Bbls at sS,sO for superfnsi q,
for red double extra and q, ,25 for white do.
Whenf-salesl car red on track atSl.2s; 2 cars
amber at 81 Is and cars choice do at sI,2s
Corn-saiss 2, 200 bush from store at ss)1c.
Oats STEADY and quiet at 6ec.
BarIey-saIes go bush from store at $3.50
Rye-Io light demand. latest sales were at sl,i5
Highwfnes-saIes 80 bbls at sc
Hogs-sales 10 head heavy weights at 5000.
Butter-ssies 2 Eegs Western ReserVs at &c
Cheese-salesSt lcc.
Egss-sa SAILS at 100.
Receipts-4,oOo bush wheat, and $50 bush corn,
an 4 I,CNO bush balley.-i 81
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STATE Fam FOR TUE BEEEFTT OF oHIo
soLDIEks.-Ths members of the National
Union Association of Cincinnati are making
arrangements to old, ,in that city, at an early
aay, State Fair sI niIsr 10 the Northwestern
Fair lately bsld in Chicago, which vas aa
immense success in every respect. We trust
that the eitizsns Of Ohio will not be luke
warm upon the subj sot, and that they viii be
prepared to do all in their power to further
aprcleot Of saen : .AeritoEiOHs nEture.
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LOOK into ssrgeants window on Superior
street, for one Of tbs most superb looking
specimens of the Photographs art, ever
turned out by 3 Cleveland srtist. 1t is 8
life size Photograph, of our we'll known fell
low citizen, Charles Rradburn, Esq, taken
by North, and finished in India ink by
schwsndt. It is attracting great deal of
attention, and is receiving the highest need
Of praise as the handiwOrk Of sxPsri,need
and accomplished artistic skill.
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Work on the Rams Suspended.
Senatorial Election in Missouri
B. Gratz Brown and John B.
Henderson Elected. +
TIE JOHNsONs ISLAND DIFFICULTY
SANDuaKY Novamher 19

bANDVHhAi IFUTVuUtE To-
Everything is quiet hsre and vicinity.
Very little excitement exists in the city.
Gen. Cox and staff passed to the island
this morning. Everything has been put
in readiness, and with the troops now here
and those on the way, Johnson's Island
and Sandusky are considered safe beyond
doubt. Batteries have been posted to
fully command the entrance to the hsrbor,
and would sink any vessel attempting 10
enter the bay. The U. s. steamer Mich
iEan is of the island. All the reports
about the attempt to escape by rebel pris-
oners on the island are simply false, snd
there are no indications Of such intention
at the present time.
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AColDESr.-A MASS BAgK RRoeEN Il ;
soUFFLE.-A man, whose name We were uu-
able to learn, was so unfortunate as to break
his back in playful struggle, yesterday af-
tsFzOsE. Hs gas 2 shoemaker by trade and
was spuEIing with his fellow SOrEMsn in his
shop, on the north side Of the Public Square,
when he fell backwards over bench, break.
ing his back. Medical attendance was
promptly summoned, and all possible aid was
rendered him, bat, at last accounts, he is
stilI senseIssS, and seriou1 Doubts sa to bis
FeeGEery are entertained.
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FR0M NEW ORLEANS.

.-a F New YORK, November 13.
The New Orleans oorrespondence Of the
Express, dated New Orleans November 7,
states that our forces have fallen back to
New Iberia. In reference to the attack on
Wsshburn's advance on the Sd, the sane
correspondent says il the rebels attacked
our advance, it was gome distance this sido
Of VermillianTille, for the army was south
Of bayou Yermillion at that time, on its
march back to the Teohe. II
There is rumor here that the result
was different, to the extent Of 1000 men,
said to come from Agnoen Major.
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BosToE, Nov. u.
The Legislative Special Committee Of
thirty-two have agreed to report a bill to-
morrow, for the payment Of bounty IN
hand of $500 over and above ali others, for
recruits. This is contrary to the Govern
Ors suggestion, and will excite 6 warm
debate. A bill was introduced without
opposition, Ia pay the colOred regiments
enough from the State treasury, 70 make
their pay equal to that Of white troops.
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Dn. BusH,s GRFAr AnERIcAH BoNrsE7


Oh THOROUGHYORF ToSIC.-No remedial
agent has such universal application as the
Thoroughwort. It has been used from time
immemOrial for Ague and all Bilious all
ments. Patients with the following symp-
toms will be especially benefited by this
remedy Headache and dizziness caused BY
bilious stomach. It eleanses tho skin bet
ter than any other remedy, restores the ap-
polite, gives tone to the stomach and faeili-
tates digestion. Intermittent fevers of all
grades and character, dyspepsia with vonit
ing of food, bslohing Of wind and feeling Of
obstruction at the pit of the stomach, voInit-
ing of bile with extreme prOstration Of
strength the smell Of food causing sickness
st the stomach, fullness and tenderness OF the
liver, soreness around the waist with uncom-
Portable feeling Of pressure, equity and rheu
matic disease with soreness Of the muscles
hOsFse cough, with rough voice and soreness
of the chest, night cough, dyssHtery, diar-
rhes, bleeding piles and typhoid fever.
Price per bottle rs cents.
Sold by STROga & ARMSTRONG,
sspI:4s9 Cleveland, o.
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FROsr FORTRESS MONTROE,

FORTRESS MesRoE, Nov. IL.
The United States steamer MRssschU-
selis, fram Charleston Bar in forty. Two
hours, arrived this sfteTnSoD. She re-
ports firing was still kept up on Sumter
and the front was entirely demolished.
The rebels put up flag every night, which
is shot away every day. Tnere had been
no firing on Charleston Of lste.
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Having had over tFsntF yaars' experiences IN the
trsatment = Cag1rc Of every character,
pecialy the Throat and hrngs viii give perfect sat
isactioa 70 all who may apply for relief EaFiug had
5uecesafEl FfaCrice IN the above uEned places Or
s5porai years Wte nparAl elsf Success Of which
sctorY reference eau be given at any OF the above
named places
An medicines prsHcTlhed and not operstnR salts,
factory, the moner hal b. refusded for Al guch med
leineg returnea. rriee Of AsdiOlns ior one month
rom = " " S3,eo. N s...gl"E
a9-f be Doctor can be consulted thelaBt two Weska
Of every mouth at his resieDce, No. 81 Gard8n-St,
Cleveland, o., Pest Once addre15--Box l7ll.
fsb2a: a:R2ssltamdAw g. CLARK n D.
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U. 5. sRNaTOR IN BiIssOURL

JHFfEAsOA UIIHI NOFemoer y.
The ballot which resulted in the elestion
Of B. Gratz Brown as United States sens-
tor for the short term this morning, stood
as follows: Brown "a, Broadhesd 66,
Voorhies 2 The next ballot resulted In
the election Of John B. Henderson for the
lOrg term, ss follows: Henderson, 81,
Phelps a, scattering y.
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EKH ApvERTIsKMENrs.

- C.A.HssA q CO BsnKsss--ilsld, Silver and OOa
s7 pols Bousht and soid. and Honey EasaAs.
John BIlHlsr- AozdemY Of Music.
J. B. Glenn & Co Batter, Hickory Nuts Cider ant
Kelley Island Grapes.
Ezs6. Drawer zs-SituafiOn Wanted
n. B. Soott-Gaardian Sale.
HF sEeetser-A. a G. ". Railway
A. NJ Perry a G,-GIidils Cake Flosr.
Spiritual HaH-Leesl Eofiss.
S.W. HaNes-Business Directory.
St Ciafr-st Ststion-Lo al Notice
Nm. DAy-Bathing-LOc &otics .
Baker-GOdey's Ladys Pook.
-- F L. Dslton-I. o 0. Local Fotice.
aiaa &c. T.-Situation Wanted.
l,. ..- A. Wiener & Co-sweet Cider for Sale.
Lost-A Woolen Buggy Robe.
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n. Y. MONEY MARKET-NOv. IS.

NIcneY-A shade sasier with good demand
Sterling EAchanEe-hGrEet cl-sei duh Ut
l5iA0l6lA.
at ~, declining 10 475s, advancing to az, and
closing at 465s al.
Government Rt0cks-Market stea'y United
States Skies Of 1881 coupons lJs Seyenthirty Treas
ury Notes @l064 4GlO7.
SECOND BOARD,
sey-n-thlrty Treasury Notes lO6A; One year
certificates, new es4.
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LOCAL EOTIOKs.

I.o. o. F.-The members of Cleveland
Lodge No. %, I. o. o. F. are hereby notified
to meet at the Lodge Room, Sunday, the 18th,
at one O'Clock, to attend the funeral Of our
deceased brother, Samuel Thompson. The
members of sister lodges are invited to at
tend. F. DALTON, n. G.
II. HAvENs, Sec. NoV.l3-l24.
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HOSPITAL REPORT.

rrn #r WASHINGTON, November l3.
Surgeon. General Hammond has been or
dered to Nashville, Tennessee, on tour
Of inspection among the hospitals of cur
western armies. According to the Oiaeisl
reports there are 4l,195 patients under
treatment in the United States General
Hospitals. p
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RHnM WASHINGTON.

WAsHE GToA, Nov. l3.
The War Department has received dis.
patches from General Thomas at Chatta-
noOgs and from General Burnside in East
Tennessee. Both dispatches are dated as
late as last evening, when all was quiet
in front Of their respective armies. The
tenor Of the information from burnside is
such as to set at rest any public anxiety
relative to hia situalion.
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FaE frst Quarterly Meeting for St Clair
Street Station, for the Conference year, will
be held next Sunday, 18th inst. Love feast
at o'clock. Preaching by the Elder at
I0L o'clock A. n. Sacrament Immediately
after the morning service. nou-14-l2l
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THIS SIDE TIE RAPIDAN
WAsH1EGrOs, November Is.

WAShANNNoNi AOhoMA9E 70.
Information from the Army Of the Peto-
mac report that 6 considerable body Of
rebels shslIsd Kilpatrick's camp, near
5tevensburg, yesterday morning. It sp.
pears that some Of the enemy ere sdll on
this side OF the RapidsR.
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ZEE yoHEsoN.s EsL ANn AIAAAE.
ExCrrRaIKNr IN OTHER oITIEs.
PREPARATIONS ron DEFENSE

Since the publication Of our yesterday
mornings edition of the LEADER, there has
been but little additional news received in
reference to the position, plans or Infections
Of the eOnspiratOrs against JOhnson's Island.
The work of preparation against their attack
has, however, been briskly going forward,
and all along the Lake Coast arrangements
have been perfected to give the Canadian Sc
cessionists a warm reception should they
make their appearance.
In our own city there has been compare
lively little excitement, although to it came
the earliest notice of the plot, and from it
went forth the first body of men as reinforce
ments to the Island. The 29th regiment o.
V. II. are under marching orders, and hold
themselves in readiness to move at any mo-
msnt, but, up to the time Of the present wIi-
ting, 10 order as to their destination has been
received.
At Buffalo, which the Governmsnt seemed
to think especially threatened, ths note of
preparation has been sounded, and all has
been made ready for any contingency. Cen
Dix is ordered to Buffalo to take command of
the dsfences there.
Erie was reinforced to day by KnapP's
Pittsburgh Battery with its fns NapOleOns,
and by Capt. Gruntz's company Of infantry,
aIso from Pittsburgh.
AtToledo dispatch was received similar
to that to the Mayor of Buffalo, published
yesterday, giving warning of the existence
of the plot. A meeting Of the citizens wss
Immediately called which appointed special
committee of seven TO take action for the de-
fsnse Of the city. This committee have re-
quested the Governor TO send battery thsre
for the defense of the city, have appointed
special police and patrol, have chartered tugs
to be used as picket boats, and have notified
the militia of the city to be in readiness to
move at a moments warning. The City
Council also had meeting and took similar
action. The city is now fully prepared
sgsinst invaders.
At Detroit the excitement was great. A
special session of the Common Council was
held, on the receipt Of Secretary Stanton's
telegram, and adopted resolutions deputing
the Mayor to take the proper measures for
the defense of the city. The battery con-
neoted with the Invalid Corps, which has
been lying at tho barracks there, consisting
Of forty men and two guns, embarked yes
terday in the Forest Queen for Lake Erie.
The steamer is commanded BY Captain Ward
and the military force is under Colonel
Leomis.
From Sandusky we have nothing new Of
especial importance. All preparations for
defense are safely concluded there and the
inhabitants rest in security.
The general feeling seems to be that
whatever tho danger was, it is now past,
thanks te the vigilance Of the Government
and the prOnptness of our various naval,
military and city officers, the plans Of the
eonspiratOrs are thWarted and all secure.
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PREPAKE FOH CO4p WEATHER. - Fire
Irons, Fire Standards, Folding Tenders,
ParlOr Coal HOds, Nursery Feuders, Wire
Blower Stands, for sale by W. P. FoGG,
Corner Of Superior and Seneca streets.
Orders received for Chippewa, MAssillon,
Briar Hill, LscksWana, and other vaTities of
Coal. . .a Eov2
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DAYS popular Bathing Rooms having
been closed in Consequence Of the fire, are
now in full operation. In addition We have
added the new Turkish Towel. Give him
call, at 46 Public Square. novl5:l23
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FROM DETROIT,

An armed steamer, sent out by the su-
thorities TO reeonnoi,er, suspected points
on the North shore Of Lake Erie and re-
turned tonight, No indications Of hos
tile expedition were found, and itis doubt
full il any exists.
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SPIRITUAL HALL, 1874 SUPERIOR STREET.
On Sunday nsxs Conference Meeting will
be held at half-past ten a. n. Miss Il. F. D.
Brown will lecture at o'clock F.. n. Free
Admission. nOV-l4 ia
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n. z. STOCK lIARKET-NOv, 13.
IaYFTLHGnAPHI
Rose & PrentIss' Provision Market Re-
port,

Huso . FFbhII58 FruFI9Ion MnrHoL Nv
port,
The following are tbs rates charged by them:
Hams-Suga gar-cursd premium Hams, y b..........Ilc
DflrO BecL-H
ahOuidcrs-Sugar.cured y ...7c
Bacnu-'rr Smoked Sides y lb.............. &c
Lard-Prime leaf kette-rend'sd IN bbls y uLic
Prime Leaf, kettle rendered in kegs q h..IIEo
POFk-No. mess 4 bb Oi
" kxtra clear D bbl............. siS,tO
~ No extra charge made for packages or cRrtAEe
tO railroad depOts or boats. Ali articles warrant
ed strictly prime and Qual to anything in the State
Orders promptly flied Our sugar-cured Hams ard
kette-rendered Lard took the hrst premium at the
late Ohio state Fair. ROSE & PRENTI5E,
Nos. II2, ia and lac OutariO-st., Uleye and.
iuly4:R25
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Curtain Damssk at Jones, by the piece
or yard for less money than any other house
in this city. Call and sec. l46 Superior
Street, Cleveland, Ohio, opposite the We'd
dell House. Nov5-I25.
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GOvERsoR BaOUoH arrived in town We'd

GovEREoR BROUoH arrived in town We'd
nssdsy evening, from Columbus. He has
been away from home nearly month, spend
lag most Of the time at indianapolis ip
stIaighteningo out the Government transPor-
taeon oFer his road. he nov Is at home
: and resting from bis labOrs, which have Last
ed almost without internlEBiOu since the
&, opening Of the GubsrnatOrial campaign in
Iuna
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Mas. DAY's The Winter Term
of Mrs Days School, corner of Euclid and
Erie streets, will commence on Monday next,
18th instant nOvl2:l24
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FoR SALE. Two Wheeler s Wilson's
and two Grover & Bakers Sewing Machines,
all new and of the latest improvements.
Will be sold cheap for cash. Apply at the
LEADKR Counting Room. If
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THE SECRET 0UF.-The reason why SO
much of HudsOn's UnriVaIlsd Tooth Paste is
sold is this Everybody likes it. Price
Small glass, Is cents /; large, so cents.
onfa0
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THB largest and best assortment Of
Furs in the city will be found at the store Of
B. Butts & Co., III Superior street.
oct9S.I96
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DHETIsTAY-Dr. B. z. Robinson, Office
80 Wood street. All kinds Of surgical and
mechanical dentistry done, in the best man
oer and At q low prise. dec2R3I
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TERRIBLE AcCIDENT-CGLD Run OVER
AND KILLED BY a STREET RAILROAD CAR.
Yesterday evening, about o'clock, terri
bic accident occurred at the junction Of
Kinsman aDd Erie streets, resulting in the
death Of a little child, only about three years
old, from being run over by street railroad
car. Tho facts are as follows: The car was
approaching the junction of Kinsman and
Eric stroets, and was being driven, as the
conductor plsims, ct a SIoE rate, Rs the car
vas ahead Of time. Other accounts, how
ever, from the parents Of the child and their
friends, state that the ear vas being driven
quite rapidly. As it neared the corner
Of Kinsman and Erie the little fellow, schreu-
er by name, started to run across the track
almost directly under the feet of the horses,
saa, vbils on the track, stumbled and fell.
The conduotss slsims that it was utterly i'm
possible to stop the car, ana itPassed on, its
wheel running over the head of the poor in-
fank, who was instantly killed.
Of course tho terrible calamity greatly ex-
sited the parents Ct iAe ebild and their
friends. The poor mother OF the little oEs
was nearly frantic, tearing her hair and Civ
ing way to the most uncomfortable grief
Wereeret to state that some of the friends of
the ehild's parents, who were German jews,
allowed tssiy sympathy for the parents to
take the form of anger sgsinst tie Street
R. R. Co., and gave vent to their feeling isost
unreasOnably. The car was stoned, and the
conductor attacked by the mob. He would
inevitably have been killed, were it not for
the prompt and fortunate Interference Of the
poIlss. Subsequently the unressOning mob
fore up about DOZEN rails of the Street Rail
Road track, thus, for tps present, stopping
the running Of the cars.
The police, who rescued the driver and
conductor from the violence Of the mob,
lOcksd theR UF ia the City Prison, in order
to insure their personal safely. sgbseFEsnt-
ly warrant was got out against theH, on
complaint Of the parents Of the child, and
they are now confined for examination before
the Police Court on Monday morning. Bot
it seems evident that thgy were neither of
than responsible for the oceurance Of .s9
terrible sssissat,
Tie name Of the oonductoF Is skssiss Of the
driver, Michael Brannigan.
A Corousrs Irqaest was held last night
which rendered verdict ia accordance with
TIE fasts as above stated.
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A BAD BREATH-The Greatest Curse the
human family is heir to. How many lovers
it has separatsd-how many friends forever
parted. The subject is so delicate, your
nearest friend will not mentiOR it, and you
are ignorant of the fact. To effect redical
cure, use the {" Balm of Thousand Flowers 1"
as dsntri6ce, night and morning. 1t also
beautides the complexion, removing all tan,
pimplss, and freckles, leaving the ska soft
and white. Price so cents. For sale by
Strong and Armstrong, druggists.
sept22: :R2-dy&wy-e.o.W.
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FOR Coughs, Colds, and TOOthaChe, use
POrtor's Cure of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable antidOto in all casss.-SGa,JHH Dem
Oe-at.
Sold by all druggists. Price 25cts.
W. L. PORTER, Proprietor,
nov2:RI Cleveland, Ohio.
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CoUNTERFEIT.

ALBANY, November 13.
A dangerous oounterfeit Of the IS bills
Of the Heverhill Bank, New Hampshire,
have been dsisctsd here. II Is fac sinile
Of the genuine. 7fH
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RaHEE.ER,s REstsasE.

H8HOHzeEs wishing conysyanes 20 6ithsF oi ths
aSoVs Trims or osiEl b called for bE OoeohSt
6fBtsTons' OEs1ibuE 1ins, ~ ieaviag their eddTss5
a. ths Onpihs OOss ~ 5ugs-loF ST., nsEs door q
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

RADICAL U. $. SENATOR ELKCTRD.
ST. LouIP, November IS.
Mr.. B. Grstz Brown, Radical Of Sc.
Louis, was elected United States Senator
on the first ballot, this morning, by seven
maioritY.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-14

Ma. g. E. HUTCHINSON, having about
twenty-fv of his Family Wine and Cider
Mills left, will sell them at$I3' Those wish
ing this useful little Mill should call imme-
diately, as the price will again advance ON
the 1st of December, or as soon as the mills
on hand are sold Mills will be shipped to
any address on receipt Of SIS. nov2T:I24