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BLOCKADE RUNNERS CAUGHT-HHAvF

u
4 portion of the detective force OF Col /. G.
Baker arrested iast night, in this city, L. Kaufr
msn and his two sons, who had Just arrived
from Richmond, from which point they had
walked with packages Of money in their boots
under their feet-making an aggregate OF
s2I 600. They were keepers Of q second hand
clothing store in Richmond. They were soin z
North for contTaband goods.
Col. Baker has eeized from such parties since
the Isl OF March instant, an aggregate OF one
hundred and ninety thousand doiiars He is
thus doing more than his share in the work of
making the coniiaband trade cost those who
engage IN il far moro than il comes to
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80 dispatch received At headquarters III
81 Louis On Friday evening, by way of Cape
Cirardeau, states that General Mcneil had a
fight with JEFF. Thompson, killing nine Of his
men. taking twenty prisoners. capturing
large number OF stock, and pursuing the rebels
as far as Charleston. Marmadnke, with four
thousand men, was said to be moving toward
Chalk RIuY
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Slt appears by the New Orleans CORES
pondeaee OF The Buffalo Courier that the excit
ing story ia reference 70 the attempted assassi-
nation of General Banks was manufactured
out OF the fact that an officer had thrown from
an upper widow of the City Hotel two expio.
si'e cartridges, which ex ploded on strikin; the
pavrment. just as the General was about enter
lus his carriage
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SA BERN ida paper of the 18th ult notices
the arrival at st. George Of the neutral British
stesner Cornubia, from Wilmington, N G.,
with cargo of cotton aud tobacco. The Cor
nubia reports having been holly chased by
four Of the Union blockading fleet but ~ caprd
10y suDericr fieetness
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A. 8. BAKER, Lieut.. and Al
INV LID 8 O L d Il r 3.
SURGEON GENERALS 0TrIclS
IU,,L.. yoDrsp~ Of 4

SURGEON GENERALS 0VrIclS
Wdshingion, January 81, 1853
1t being reported that various parties have Oh
tanned money fro O invalid soldiers under the pre-
tepce Of assisting them to their dsch from the
service, notice is hereby given that certificates OF
disability for discharge to soldiers In general hos-
pitfalls and camps are only given By the surgeon in
charge of such hospital or camp, and the obtrusye
efforts Of persons claiming to be special agents re-
tard instead of hasten the preparation Of disch
papers. All soldiers are warned against giving
money on such plea to any person whatever.
By order of the Surgeon General:
JOSEPH &. SMITH, surgeon q. 3. Army.
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CONGRESSIONAL
EXTRA SESSION THE SKN.TN
THURSDAY, March -.

IHUHbUAr, MHTCu Il.
SFNArB-The Hon. Alexander Ramsey IN.
pcared In The chamber and was sworn in "a a
ST nator from Minnesota for six years from thu
ath of March, inst
Mr.. mcDougali offered q resolution, which
wns agreed To, calling on the Secretary of the
Treasury for a statistical and general reuort
upon the value and present condition OF our
foreign and domesuc commerce
Ths SITUATE the0 Went into executive session
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~Massachusetts has just shown her faith
n the Federal Governm BY investing over
s7J0.Ceo In L. y. securities
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~On The nomination OF Gen. Clay us min
lister TO Russia, the New York Tribuae says
Dir. Sumner opposed and q arret Da Wis favored
The conhr nation.
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- The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Tribune says:-The Hay item Min
Hter Las rented The fine house r street, late
ly occupied by Senator Latham He dined with
the French Minister two or thrae evenings
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BULLION IN THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
1t is posIti, ely announced that the Secretary OF
the Treasury i'll not, in any event. come into
the market as a purchaser OF gold, rs he is pro-
vided v iih sufficient bullion 10 meet all expect
cd demands. The receipts tor customs Will be-
more than enough to pay the interest on the
puhlic debt.
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AHsIsTIEG PRISONERS To EscAPs.-N
Solomon Sergeant and j. w. Hoffman, soldier.
on duty AT the Forrest Hall prison (tieorge-
tcwr.D Were sent TO the Central Guard house
yesterday, on the charge or assisting prisoners
10 escape.
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AMERICAN MERCHANTS VISITING
CANADA In RELATION TO CANALS
AND CANAL TOLLS.

TORONTO, Z. W, March IA deputatiou OF
oswego Merchants have arrived At Quebec,
where they Will have an interview with thu
Government on the question OF Canal tolls. A
deputation OF Chicago Merchants are expected
this week, TO press upon the Government the
expectancy OF the enlargement or the present
Canals, and the construction OF the Georgian
bay Canal.
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ROOFING SoLDIHRs.-I.ast uig ht a man ma nei
VIM. Johnson was caught stealing carpst bass
from the Soldiers Rest, and committed 20 lss
Central q uSrd house. johnson Mas arrested
some time since as a deserter and released.
since which time he has been loan nr a bout tue
CppO, =
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DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
w WAsHINGroN, January Is, 1888.
In consequence of the pressure Of business a. the
War Department, passes for citizens to visit the
Army Of the Potomac will be given at the Ice Of
Lieut. Col. CONRAD, 1872 Pennsylvania avenue
above Nineteenth street.
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The InteUi7eneer reiterstes It's assertion that
the Fresidents policy OF emancipation, with
compensation to loyal owners, had but few
ardent supporters in Congress, among the
Presidents political friends
The Chronicle censures the late Baltimore
Conference for refusing to pass the resolutions
introduced by Messrs. Reid and Davis, aud
thinks il would not have been quite So
committal II JEFF. Davis was in power here.
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NEWS FROM yiCKSBURG.
GOOD NEWS FROM THE FLEYr

THE PROSPECT or GETTING OUR TROOPS IN
The REAR OF YICKSBCRu PAYORABI.
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RsAU OF ORDN NCE
HAvr pErAEsBSrr.

Eashirsfeu-CI,y, MaTcG T. Ise,f
This Bureau Is DESTROYS of .scertHiu;ns uherasr
rided cannon can be mad. Of wrong at on NJ .uf-
hciept AID uniform erdorance and enconouy %
iren.
Proposals win therefore be reesivad from say
Manufacturers OF forged irnn, To furnish . sa.
,snee gun, OF block vi metal from which the sans
Til. said gun, -hen inishea, to wAis h about I..ss
rounds TO be made into gun Throwing . pro
Of nt- weight; 10 ;. srrd 90 sim n,es' vita
service tlarses Of the same weight nod hind Of
pounds OF 30 ivitsout burssiSs or ss.,ia. ia
ouch manner - TO csuse spsrehensiops Of ourst-
The suslity Of metal price. and other term. ar.
70 &c s s, clearly in ia. ssopos. forwarded.
Ing or rtjectins an, of the proposals. WV
. TIE time for receiving the proposals is i.nitet
D. iccri1sd from PERSONS sctu.iy engage ia he
fabrication OF wrought iron. n.u,opvx
tInteIlis euc.r aud Republican copy.
THE SLEEPING SENTINEL ysnyier.' new
just received ans for sss By Sy1'n7i n'' 'a'''
PHILIP sOLoaoss,
mar liz 3S2 PeBnsylvsuis sVenu,
lust KECEIyED-A large stock Of M.yts...
and Emesoidered Handk or shiefs, Infsat Robes ana
Waist, lhr..i and eusber Lace Vets. Also.
d,oss and Belt ois~ps, Portemonnaies, Pans, ss.
fully solicited. '''o ~ i'' 'r wa wEfssssa'
nRr9ly A. Mark,t space.
G'OR sALE-The best Iou- horse RId" fars
Smt!@r IN the army. Inquire orc. } NAHls.
3-s Pa avenue marTS
Az GkNTLEMENs CLOTHING.
w - Have row n store tull stock OF oe1sS
nep's PRIMO ONEKCoATs, RcsIsHIs sClfS.
DRESS SUITS and FU RsISH Ne GOODS of tss
OF nestness, style. and e- IL made 20 orses
WALL, srsPHsNs 90.
322 Penn. svenae betsres
NH 1lvh Oh and IN SIS.
FINE HORSES
sns hokSEc for sole, single and matched. ~
sarness ard riding horses. They - I6k
tected bS bimself as the North expressly 80.
Tor tkis msrte at, and rome ns them ctDnot ~
IN pieA~e any one Who wishes d purchase sacs
stock He will sell them low for cash, and r.tp~cs
July inv ites ell Who want either kuSgy cssrssss,
Draft or Riding uorses 20 siSe him call o. AIS
sales snd excksnae st<blss, On Louisissa svebss.
south side. bet ueen 9Th ana 7th sts a.
marfu JOS. l.. HklsA
A pPLEs, CIDHB.
PoTAToKs
ORANGES AND LEMONS.
5s0 barrels No. New Ysrk Packed Asrtsss
~ barrels Prime eAned and other csaef.
100 bo,es , fresh Oranges.
i0s do. do. Lenons.
Nov I.ndIss ana in .,.re, and fos sale ia ists -
snit ps -ch asors, by j. g. WtrBes. 4
mart e,' ZOE Water st, Georsetova, w
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ALL ABBOTT 4 MAN.-Last night patrolfnsu
Parker arrrsied Anna Clarke for disordsrlv
conduct at the house OF MR.. Nina Bowers.
She wa6 taken before Justice Clayton, pxhnn n
appeared that her friend who she dearly
loves" had been pers uadcd 20 visit there and
had paid undue attention 10 Mrs. Bowen uho
Anna says IL old enough TO be her granamother.
Justice Clayton fined A Inns 50 50.
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GENERAL UPRISING OF THE SECESSIONISTS
OF KENTUCKY KEPORTED
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OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
INTERESTING PROM CHARLESTON
AND SAVANNAH.
rUB HISTORY or THB COMMANDMENT OF
PORT NcALLISTER.
THH r0RPKDO AFFAIR CSHHR THE MON
TACK.

TIE PILE DkFENsEs To CH.9LS sTOH AND
SAVANNAH.
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THE PIRATE FLORIDA.
PHILADELrHIA, March IA privas letter
states that the pirate Florida was ut barbados
on the Hth February, taking in coal and pro-
visions.
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LOCAL NEWa

one and two O'Clock this morning. ~,
Mills ef ths lnsertor Deparfm~ut vbt,. 10
Ing ep Thiri~~nth str~~t, north OF the A. ss.e-
was sailed by three rufhans with IN. .-.ss.
ling ihsm until police. oeosss cana nm pa'
ons OF tas feiiovs Wa arrested M w"1
ssys thai the policeman refused, hox.shi s
take the prisoner 70 the Guard Hous. un,.ss
Incarceration Tor the nisht % ssc,,,s ~. e1sr
undsnceasa witncss; although he CO. AZ
90 10 The Kirk wood House near nv eea 70
was known; .na SATISFY them max AZ "a. n :
They accordingly let the prisonsr - - On
some private conversstiou wttf hir, s..sr
free, 20 cooperate" again Mr. Mills ,s,I.. -oets
a hard Css-, and World like % kno,- :, -
police have any authority for sach proe-d,,,"
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>" 900 SAID TO BIZ MOVING TO THEIR AID
FROM rEsr TENNESSEE
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ArPoINIEp.-The folio wing Examining Sur
geons have been appointed under the Pension
once: DIR. Marshall 5. Grten, Poatiac, Mich. !;
Dr. f. T.. Webs ter, Cariinville, Ill.
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Found DEAD.-Tuesday night, about nina
O'Clock, Patrolmen Calhoun and Stnard founa
man lying dead on the porch Of the hoaes
corner OF Twenty second and r streets west
Coroner Woodward deemss an inquest nm.
necessary. PaIfolman Calhoun ascsrtsined
that ihe man was named Michl Huylehaaa.
and acsrr;er from New York resilurut
The tody was buried by the Govern ment sc.
ihoritie-.
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ATTESrT AT RoBpKEY-Ias; nigh, W
Nelson, W BIO says he belongs 70 COMPANY "A, a.
g. REGIMENT was taksn to the tourss wSrs
undies sing himsrlf an the street For tbs a.
fenss lie a. Iectnrrd and diSInissed. No.la,.
after his release, he assaulted a gsnilsm..
VIM: Tallu' adgr, OF New York, on -Four. s,es
a-half STREET, near ttie Avenue, putting his A..
around him and throwing him 20 the ma W
ment, and " IS putting his hands in Mr. Tsii,
madge's poskeis when patrolman S.y bolt ca ~
up and took him of of mis- intended yieiirn'
This morning Justice Ferguson sent Nri,,,
with all the evidence against him. 20 the Cen.
trail Guard-hou where be viii be disraSea
Of by the military process.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-03-12

THE SENATH-The Senate are working to-
day 10 the eud or closing their called session
thi. evening, II possible.
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hTTYnrT All BIT RGLARY.-About = o'clos<
iast night the resid' nee of Mr. Robert Marti.
in tniontown, WIS entered by a burgla-, who
eot into ~ lndo w IN the second story drawing
two OF his companions on the lioosOutl and
broke open bureau IN which some $50 vst
laid away. Mrs. Martin having occasion 20 20
up stairs, hfard the noise and gave the alarm.
when the burglar made his escape by iuruniay
Eom the ~ indow. The parties were pursued
across The bridge, but wsra not taken.
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WhNTED-By respectable young woman, q
w sITUAT1 as cook 10 a small private fam
lily and would assist washing and ironing if re-
quired. Please address m. W, :" Box Ne 2 at this
OMCe. I2-2Ir
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"ANTED-A four draw SEGAR CASE rose
w wood or wsilu'. Apply At 47O 18th street
opposite W lizards Hotel Immediately.
T.. p. MUNSELL 4 Co.
mar IL 81 Oeojdental 1otsl
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w ANTED-EMPLOYMENT as clerk or copyisi
w by young man, recent graduate of a New
ENGLAND college; good penmsp, aud having e<-
celsnt recommendations Address for s days
wv " Box 635 Washington Post Office ,sarI2 $.
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w nors Hill, Va. FIVE miles from GEORGETOWN
Apply to JOHN BONTZ, corners 9Th and cts.
mar l2-3tf
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WANTED TO RENT-A PLACE On Pa. avenue
w suitable for SO gar and tobacco store. Ad-
dress, stating terms and location, IL. f." Room
13. Clarendon Hotel. =. IL lwf
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NSTANTkr-Two or three cheap UNFURS-
w ISHED ROOMS In q central part OF the city;
quiet and perm anent tenants and prompt pay. Ad.
dress, stating location, terms, &c Box Al star
Once
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ALEXANDRIA AFrAiRs,-Aa ATTEMPT u.s
n ade last light, 10y three persons, burelariop.i,
20 enter The dwelling OF Mrs Neale at ne Gov.
ner 81 Duke and 81. Asaph streets. They vSrs
heard In their effort 10 force the door, and the
alarm given. Two OF them made their sscanr.
eut one was arrested by the guard, and carried
10 prison. 80 - =
a man named Bailey, an employee NJ tbs
depot OF the Orange and Alexandria RsiIro,d,
had one vi his legs so Sc yereiy iuiuupd
afternoon, by being eauzhi between car ana
locomotive that amputation had 10 oe resortsd
<p.-AlsJ. Gdssrte, March N. 80 = : :.
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|)kOPOSALS FOR LITHOG RAPHING

OFFIos SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PnISrNG.(
Wnshtn gfon, March 10, 1868
Proposals will be received st this once until
ing stone and printing three thousand copies
Olive maps and ten views. The originals are now
ready for examination at this ofhc s, where blank
proposals and speci6cations will be furnished
JOHN ID DEPREES
list Super attendant
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WANTED-Plain BOARD in . Catholic family
w for lady and child. Address "P. d." Post
Office for three days, stating price and location.
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foE InESTfPTCA Last Friday, Ufhcers
Freeman and King arrested James Branden-
turg, for the larceny of a silver watch, coin.
and ether property OF Valentino GrPasAr. For
this, HTandenburg was sent 10 Jail for court
This morning, the ON GERS. on searching van.
Gus places where Brandenharg cou1rfonlv r..
lack cloth cloak, with a hood attsched-snp.
posed to have been stolrn nv him. The arti lies
are AZ Justice Donns office, 10 te identified
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WANTS.

XVANTED-A white GIRL to do general house
w work: Apply at AS north d street, from
TO IL O'Clock. mar IL 2sf
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virginia bank notes, 35sio dis; South Caro-
lima Georgia, DC, 35ai0 dis: Nerth Orruiins.
iJaiG discount Prices unse tied.
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WANTED-By lady employed in the Treasu ry
Department, BOARD ina private family be-
tween Ith and 18th sire, L. and Pa. avenue and &
SITS; would furnish her own room IL desired. Adj
dress der niteiy, stain. terms, &C, "A g." 30.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-09
THE GRRFENBERG
FAMILY MEDICINES
Gre prepared under TIE iH.Be Hate sypsYViSios
Of a skh!tII Physieian, and they may
be relied upon IN all caJsS.

The intelligence Of the community is not fnsultsd
BY the offer CT single medicine which claims to
ALL Diseases; but the GrRienbers Remedies consist
OF Eleven different Medicines, all unsQualled in the
cure Of the diseases for which they are recommended
among which may be selected one appropriate to any
OF the Diseases incdentto this country and climate
Bg-THE GREFENBERG VEGETABLE PILLs are better
than any other kind Of Pills in thewoIld. Price 25o
ss- He GBEFEEBERa UTERINE CATHoLIcoN i5 an
intalible remedy for all Female Diseases Price q 90
sg-THE UTERINE OATKoLIooN will also cure GRAY.
el, diseases Of the Eidneys urinary difficulties in
gB-THE GREFEEBERG sARsAPARIILA is BY far the
most powerful and efioacioas compound in uss.-
HB-THE GREEEEBERY DYsEETERY SYRUP is a GER
tain and quick remedy for all diseases OF the bowels
Price 50 cents.
3s5-THE GREFEEBERa PIE BEzIEDY never fails to
permanently relieve this distressing disease. Price g.
ay-THE GRzFEEBERa OH1LDREE's PAsAoEA is an
Invaluable compound in all diseases incident TO chill
dren.
Aa5-THE GREFENBERG FEvER AND AGUE REmEDY ia
sovereign specine fer this particular disease Price
90 cents.3
ByTHE GRETEEHERs GREEN MOUNTAIN OrgTsEET
e1cels ell other ayes in its curative Effects Price Is
cents.
BB-THE GREFEEBERG HEALTH BrTTFEs are ths
most pleasant and delightful tonic prepared
Price 25 cents.
EB7g-THE GRETEEBEae EYE LOTION is unparalleled
IN all Inflammation or diseases Of the Eye, Price sc.
EFTHE GRETEEBERs CossUMrIvE's Balm aHords
points Price g q Bottle. b55-An eminent Physi-
clan OF New York states that he has known the Graf
enDerg ConsumptiTs's Balm used with great success
ztntsment.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-09

By the Author OF "Fair Inez," 1.-THE Prince Of
Wales, H The Ghost Hunters, co. 40.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-09

A letter 10 the Cincinnati Commercial,
dated at Fort Wayne, indiana. February
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-09

PROFEssOR OF ELECTROPATHY AND MEDICINE,
Ofdce-ll9 seneoa-st.i few dcors from Superior up
stairs.
ONCE hourstrona to I2and from Ito o'clock daily
undRys excepted.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-09

Cses Cut.) W. L. MARVIN Sole Agent sor tbis Cisy.
Having besn improved Is nov undoubtedly ne
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-09

Am a DemocTat Of the Jackson school.
Y have seen and heard from rebeldom. I
say, let every Democrat support our Gov
elr,nment andpush the war with Tigor, un-
n our tights are gained and firm peace
established. 1 am, thank God, once more
among civilized men. Let the copperheads
be watched, end our nation will come out
Sictorious.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-09

500 BBLs SOUTHERN OHIO AND
OOO Indiana FLOUR, suitablo for Bakers Those
in want Of good Bakers Flour will please call and
dec21 = CLARK A ROCKEFEILER
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-09

ES-The above named Ladies We are personally ac-
quainted with and know that for several years while
We Lived In Medina, they great sufferers. Kiss
swormstett has been 80 badly afflicted that it was with
difficulty she was able tOstand upon her feet few
bottles OF CathOhcOn entirely cured her OF her COM
cine. We recommend it to the Ladies OF this county
as safe and efficient remedy for the many complaints
they are sub iect to. JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Canfeld sentinel
B5-Fo orsale By all Druggists.
Il. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
snpt29 Agent Tor Ohio.
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HOAR FFsTIKOKY.

Mr.. u. B. KINasLET-Dear Sir: We feel II a dutD
We owe to the public to state that Marshals Catho
icon is medicine invaluable Tor complaints clss8eo
under the head Of Female Diseases. We hsve used
your Gra5ienberg Medicines and have been greatly
benefited thereby, so much so, that the price
double, We would have them. To the thousands OF
our sex who are suffering from weakness, we would
recommend the OatholicOn sure pauc8a. It gfves
strength to the system and enables each OF the organs
Of the body to perform tEer appropriate functions.
Miss q. 5WORMSTETTt
Mrs. ". OAEPhR,
HTs &c. l.. WEEkH
Molina March I. al
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THE ALL sUFFICIENTT9RFF

'hH AUU DUN tIOLUuI IiIhUU
-TRIESEMAR ], and 3, sTsprotectsd By Roy
a Letters Patent Of England, and secured bT tEa
Seals Of the Ecole de Pharmacie de Paris and the
Imperial Oollegs Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. One is invaluable for Exhaustion, BpsrmatoF
Fhosa and all physical disabilities.
No. Two completely eraiieates all traces OF thos
diseases that have heretofore been treated by the nau
seouB and perntcious use Of copaVih and cubeb8.
No. Three has entirely suppan tad the I'M urou8 ula
OF mercury thereby insuring 70 the sufferer NEEDY
reilefs uspefHing ali impurities and roofing out ths
venom Of diseases.
TRIEsEMAR, Nos. I, aud 3 are preparations n the
orm Of Lozengo5, devoid Of taste and SMELL and can
be carried IN the Wastcoat pocket. Sold in tn cases
and divided into separate doses, administered By
Velpau, Lalemand, BouL, Aie0ld, &C. Price 6 each:
or cases for So which ssTea %; and In eZT easea
whereby there is 8 saving Of 60. To be had Whoiss
New York.
Immediately on receiving remittance Dr. Barrov
viii forward the Tresemar to any part Of the world,
securely packed, and addressed according 70 the N
5tructions Of the writer.
o8-sold by 9. W OLARK. Aaant Tor OlaEaland
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EBT The above are all from persons who are public.
ly known where they reside, and who would not make
these statements without thorough conviction thsi
they were true.
PREPARED By J. G. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
Sold by G. W. OLARK, and By Druggists and Doal
ers eVerywhere, dec5 R25dWstWeSz
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SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
1 ADIEs "nOMR GUARDsP'
Browns Suspension Waist

IMPROVED SKIRT SUPPORTER
Is perfect Union" Institution. It unites the Cor
set, shoulder Brace, Anti LAGER and Skirt uUportoE
in one beautiful article Of Wearing Apparel.
Tho "OOnstitutiOn must be Preserved Wh3chBye-
~ Lady says can be BY wearing these Waists.
TRY THEM-PRlUES REDUCEDl
For sale by--EREEMAh 3 KELLOGG, NJ SupsFi-
or-St., Mrs. PORTER, Niliner, "a 4Seneca-Sf., HOW.
ER 3 HtGBEE 2s7 SuPeri0T-St., Mfs HARVEY, 40
st. Olar-St and at hOeaals and Retail by the Pro-
Prietors aud Manufacturers, IB1 Ontsrio-9t., (oTeF
M00re's Auction StOro,) Cleveland, Ohio.
7B-WAists Made TO Order.
HaSrState sud County Rights for sale.
NORRIS 3 SHEFFIEIID.
BD-We viii prosecute all Persons who make tha
Waists, or make the Braces without authority from
a.. augls
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-09

EFL0UR.-CHoICE BRANDS OF RED
a and White Ohio and Indiana FLOUR constantly
on hand and for sale by
CANNON & FREEMAN,
fabl8 ComrnfssiOu Merchants Rfvar-Sf