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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

The telegraph advises us that the State
Constitutional Convention Of the territory
Of Nevada has met and organized, and
will soon arrange the machinery of State
organization. 1t is clear, therefore, that
this inchoate State will present herself at
Washington this winter, and seek admis-
sion into the Union. We have not heard
from Colorado, but as steps have been
taken there for the same purpose, we pre-
sumo thss it also will apply for admission
as State. The progress Of these young
commonwealth, in the midst Of the great
civil war, may well astonish the beholder.
Remote from the hSunts of civilized life.
hemmed in by stupendous mountain ran
ges and vast deserts, they have sprung up,
bloomed and fourished with q hotbed
rspidity peculiar to our country. Judg-
ing from present appearances, these new
States will cast their first electoral vote at
the presidential election of 1864.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12
A Brave NsgrO sOldier-The FIaE at For
Wagner.

A Brave Negro SOIdier-The FIas Rt FOri
Wagner.
The following letter, addressed to the
Military Secretary Of Governor Andrew
of Massachusetts,, narrstes an instance Of
heruism in negro soldier which deserves
to go into history:
HEAUo'T'Rs 5ITH MA-sAcHUs.FTs VoIs,l
MORRIS ISLAND, S. c., oct. Is, 1868.
COLONEL: | have the homer 10 forward
you the following letter, received a few
days since frOm Sergeant W. II. Carney,
company C, of this regiment. Mention
has before been made of his heroic conduct
in preserving the American flag and bear
ing it from the field, in the assault on Fort
Wagner on the 18th of July last, but that
you may have the history complete, serd
simple statement Of the facts as have
obtained them from him, and an officer
who was 81 eye witness:
"When the Sergeant arrived TO Yithin
sbout one hundred yards of the fort-he
was with the first battalion, which was in
the advance Of the storming column-he
received the regimental colors, pressed
forward to the front rank, near the Colo
nei, who was leading the men over the
ditch. He says, az they ascended the wall
Of the fort, the ranks were full, but as
soon as they reached the top, they melted
away before the enemy's fire almost in
stantly.' He received severe wound in
the thigh, but fell only upon his knees.
He planted the Tag upon the parapst, lay
down on the outer slope, thst he might
get as much shelter as possible; there be
remained for over half an hour, till the I'd
brigade came up. He kept the eOlors fly
ing until the second conflict WAS ended.
When our forces retired he followed,
creeping on one knee, still holding up the
flag. II was thus that Sergeant Carney
came from the field, having held the en-
blem Of liberty over the wells of Fort
Wagner during the sanguinsry conflict of
the two brigades, and having received two
very severe wounds, one in the thigh and
one in the ad. Still he refused to give
up his sacred trust until he found an officer
Of his regiment.
When he entered the field hospital,
where his wounded comrades were being
brought in, they cheered him and the
colors. Though nearly exhausted with
the loss Of blood, he said, "Boys, the old
flag never touched the ground"
Of him as man and soldier, / can
speak in the highest terms of praise.
have the honor 10 be, Colonel, very re-
speetfully, your most obedient servant.
NJ s. LIrTLEFIELD,
Col. Comd' G 54th Reg't Mass. Vols.
Col. A. G. Brown, jr., Military Secretary to
His Excellency John A. Andrew, Mass.
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lThs Trisk Ceasrsss AZ Uhleags.

IN Irish Congress, composed Of soma
three hundred and twenty-siz delegates,
has recently held a session of several
days in Chicago. 1t was entirely ma
tional organization, having reference ex-
elusively to the redemption Of their native
land, and its restoration to a place among
the nations Of the earth. Anaddress and
resolutions were adopted, having relation
to this object. The Congress called to-
gether some Of the ablest men Of ireland
in this country, and has awakened much
interest among all who yet cherish an ar
dent hops for the redemption Of the
Green Isle of the Ocean" from foreign
rule and foreign domination.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12
TenseIry Of ksnrneky slave Owners.

Tenaeity Of kentuekY Slave Owners.
The Shareholders Of Kentucky hold on tC
their human chattles with tenacious
clutch. Itis no exaggerstiOn to say that
they place slavery before the Union, and
before the preservation of the National
Government. The Louisville Journal is
the fanatical organ Of these ultra slave
hllders. It assails with bitterness and
abuse the Proclamation of Emancipation,
though Kentucky is excepted from the op-
Grafton Of that instrument. 1t denounces
in unsparing terms, and scouts with ri
bald jeers, the enlistment of colOred soldiers
and scores with coarse Vituperation the
radicals Of Missouri, and all anti. slavery
men and movements generally. It will
save the Government with slavery, but it
win save slavery at any cost or hazard.
Il has no sympathy with the great Union
party Of the loyal States, but it did man
ifest its sympathy with the Vallandigham m
party in Ohio, and the-HoratiO Seymour
and Fernando Wood party in New York
during the late elections. And this paper
10 the organ Of the Shareholders Of Ken
tueky, and reflects their spirit and views.
The Journal declares that Conservatism is
Constitutionalism and that radiealism is
revolutiOnism." The doctrine Of the Journ-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

The Pittsfeld Pike Co Democrat is al
most exclusively devoted to the publica.
ton of the trial Of o. Il. McEven, a Local
Deacon of the NJ. 6. Church in that county,
before q quarterly conference of that
church, on the New Hartford Circuit,
Griggsville District The charges were
for endeavoriDg to SOW dissentions in the
church; charging the church with corrup-
tion, opposing the spread of the church
periodicals and urging, in their place, the
circulation Of the Chicago Times and Gin
cinnsti Enquirer. The copperhead was
convicted and expelled.
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[F-on BeY.J. ,.aafou Brown D. D, Editor Of Tie
EaoyeloNeiis , Religious KBoElsdzs.l

fE=oM BsE. J. sion Brown D. D. Editor oi tle
Eaoy Neiis Religious kBoElsdzs.i
Although not dtsPossd 70 tsyor or recommend PAT
eut Medicines General, through dt4tTust Of sheis
TOqredirnts and eifccts, vet know OF no sufficient
rsSsOns WhT ; man may testiiI 10 the benefits be
believes himself 10 ER7c scaiTsd q Pm any slmBia
preparation. IA the h1pe - may thus ccaEri te &c
the benefit OF others.
do this the more readily "a regard 20 EDoahrd 3
German Ritfers prepared ly Ir. q. NJ Jackson, pt
this CRY, bacadse p--Iutlc11 against thels tOr
man years. under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic miHtnre. : aE ind5bted 70 my
friend BOhart shoemaker, EdsY tor ~ removed this
prsudce by proper tests, and Tor encouragement 10
try 5hem, when snering nom great and lOrS oOutin-
uet debility The Of three BOttiB8 Of these Biz
teTB, at tho beginnng OF the present year Was ioi.
lowed By evident relief and restoration 70 degree Of
bodily and mental yigCg wheh had not tslt tor sir
months before and had Of regain.ng.
therefore thsIk God sud Ky friend for directing me
70 the use OF them. J. hbhfOA BkONh.
Philadelphia, Juns 2, 1851.
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The Chief Attributes Of Manhood ars

The Chief Attributes Of Manhood are
frequently lest or Suspended By Enal-prsetioes and
oous habits that viii Inevitably lssd 70 hsrsditAzJ
disssss miles, checked IN tine Read ths truths la1
down In the trestias '.HUMAA ERAILTY. " PzTI
I0LoGIC2L EEssARczEs." It h eiAborstsly llustrla
ted with oolored engravings snd VII conYines tha
most hardened snd unoonceFnsd, az veil IS relieve
the mindJoi ths most tssPoHdiaz, By Leading thsu
In the right cks1as FOR rslisi o. boldly And nsntai
agony and dsaFsir. .E.a
a5rsOid b. Es. BABR0ws fst Bloscks Z. St.i n. Il
Price IS Ceuta Ecut frs6 nh5Fo, b55 adqGEsil
ment cE "Trlc5eaiaT" Ia another column
sod also D. 2. ". CIAhks DF1ssisti Cle7slan4i
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

Washington claims 10000 men, besides
women and children, with rsce.courses,
operas and theatres, brothels and gambling
hells in profusion.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12
BF. GR HAH,
EssTsr Of izs Royal College Of PAy'ieiaSs
LOEsoa, B.sgiandj Graduass Of
RieorPs Hospital f0F

FEMALE DIS EASE
snd constant sttsBdant OF Paris, London, EsW
lsars sa Montreal Hospitals for the last ssn yssa
hss 0psnsd his Otaos al inc
johnson House, Cleveland,
where hs wiI tasps to NEST ell thoss who are a.
nirtea with subacuts aud chronic disos5ss.
His tresimsnt is entirely different frOm ths Oh
plan, and is nile sEhosoiOus and elective. Hismsd
ieines are simply vegetable extracts nd oils thsT
have never been use bit bT two oths physicians
America besides hiIassn. Re sas spoH ths graatsS
part OF bis lie saA Thousands Of dollTs IN obtainiE
a teN secrets IN his Profession. He taats the Uric
sor ali foTus OF disease. Hooharge for giving
honest and tus statement oi their oass.
sPEENATORHEA-
10 TouNa hfES.-He can Prove - yon 10 9 feE nh
cssz thar he is the only physician you ever treats
with that cu1es this diseese tor every patient "
will follow dis diTsctioas, ne VIII give Ono Hundrs
D0iavs &c saiis N curing this dissa3e. No charge
Esd5 for consultation Ihoss st distancs who Eiah
- consul. ta5 DJ1ter DO 50 ~ sending snail
Tisl Of urine By nail, with name ser ad age, and
viii an5WaE sI describe thsir CAS- and the possibil
ity Oi setting rele1, tg Enclosing return PostagS
Gtamp. uaara5t3f
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DIED.

In Geneseo, New York, on the 3Oth ult., Mrs. MI
RANDA V. LAU 0ERDALE, wife OF Robert lau-
derdale Of this city, aged 20 years.
The Funeral will be attended from the Stone
Church, this Thursday morning at Il O'clock
Friends Of the family are invited TO attend.
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LEGTURES.
RRAINARD' HALL -
ID R
Thirteenth Annual Course OF ~
LIE CT @ q Es.
Cleveland Library Association.


The L 'rs Committee have the pl 'asnrs TO an
nouncsIr At great pains ald eIFeE1e they have
orr Ei. sn VI rs diftipgpiFhed Statesmen, auth
Tbs Series Will c-mprisa rySs!vo Lectures
Hon. DANlEB 5. nlCktHSUN, Of New YORK On
Thdrscav Eveuing, Nov. 18th. The Union"
"EDMtN sd LIKE, he author of "AmOng the
Pines ." ''siy Snuih5-a Friends" DE gu TkuTgiRy
EeeuiuR. Nov Hitn TIE Spust6ru Whites, &c
HAYAkD TAl LOB, on THURSDAY EFsning, D5o
81. ''Russia and her FeCrlsn
DR. JOHN @. HOLLAND, ''Timothy Titccub % OI,
ThuTsday Evening, Dee. 10Th "Th8 National Heart
AHStN G. CH ESTES 4, Of Albany, Sew YoIk.
POem-"The Gods"
Pref LOUIS AGAsSIZ, Of Massachusetts,. Two
Prot. VIM. c. RICHARDS, Of Rhode Hiaad. Two
Lectures
Mia. EMIIY SHAW, OF Massachusetts,. headings
rom be pOs IS.
eeE-Ihs COMMITTEES are Iilswlro IN correspondents
With Be-. Henry Ward BesChor SOu ; ss. T. brady,
Hon. , hos F. MeARher, Thea. buchanan Read, Gso.
VIM. Curtis and others
Ticket. admitting Gentleman ans IsdE to the
Course, $500.
Tickets, aaali, ting Gentleman and two Ladies' to
the CGu=sPi > i,N1,
Tickets, sdaltbus on ps-sOn to th5 Course 81.
80 nOdsrs Of Course III ketB may secure r. served
seats on the day OF the eCtUre by APP yng a Brain
ars's and D syirg . cents Tor each seat
Single Tickets II | estures Vii be rom 25 to so
Cents. Reserved Esat5 . Senis extra.
p r. PETXOTrO,
o. A. BROOKS,
D. T. EELBS,
nOv2-I24 Lecture committee.
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q sHEaaJ - HEgn-TRY II.
Qr Bgsseis N sAEAlbLE LlHlA 1hEl1 prslAFs'
from the rscgs OF D.. Eisshsn sEsss, q upnheetl
ts greet bons EstsF. ana hEs been ulsd IN his psa
sSos Tor the E.ss twenty ysars With he most lgtonil
m sUoosss A an external rsIned7 q b without
rival srd viii alleviate pain moro sDeedty than a.
ether rraPsrzti0n scr AL kheumasio and Asrvoel
pisorer x IS truiy iniailble and d1 curative icl
Bsrss Woundt. Spraiiss Bruises, So - 3oothiI
hsAltng Brd pSsriul sttsng holing pro Pesiiiaa ~
80 tks iust wonder end sst0nisna o. al who halJ
sTcr Elvea & tral. Over fo1r knld-sd oertinoehl
q remarkable cRrss gariorulsd By u within the Gl
So year., attest 60 tlia teca. btrong ArInstrols
I1aufg for Ulagfl flEad. decllAl teoH dsNs449
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PARTIOULAR NOTICE
DFLIOATE CHILDREN.

Thoss ssfarinF nom MGrasnus, wasting away with
scarcely any esh on their bones, cured In very
tfme oEe bottle, in such cases. viii hsEe most
surprising eject.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

Murdoch, the trsgedisn, is with the
Army Of the Cumberland.
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REV ADVERTI&EMENTs.
RESIDENCE FOR

MISERABLE RESIDENCE FOR
J SALE At 1 RARG NlN.-Tbo late residence
OF the undersigned, No s75 KinsmAn-St Is offered
for sale on reasonable terms.
Tbs house is IN gGCd repair, Is rocmY and pleasant
ly arranged, ard contains modern impr0vements OF
Gas, Water, Path EOom, Furnace, Marble Mantles.
Sc.
The lot is large about acre, is 30 feet deep has
twJ irunt- of 100 Get each on kinman and Grange
Is aud abOunds in Fruits all Kinds, fine shrtb b.
berry,
TO any one desiring really pleasant home, an Op
p1rtuaity is now given 70 puTchass.
Ez57 For price, terms Of payment &c ,aglyto
GEO W qAhDkE Z,
noyly-I7s II and 79 Mprw.n 81.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

A restaurant-keeper in Philadelphis has
been arrested and bound over for issuing
copper tokens as substitutes for pennies.
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ATTENTION.. SOLDIERS.
Ini the Friends Of Soldiers | |

We call thu attention Of al having rplaiions OF
friends 10 the army TO tho fact that Holland Ger
bitter will cure nine-tsntlis Of the diseases
Induced by EXPOSURE and pIivariOns, fncicent to
amp tte In the lis's, published almost da y IN
tbs newspaperI the arrival OF the sick, u Wit De
roticed that VeIY larg5 q. opOTtiOn are suffering
rJm dsbnith livery cass Of that kind can te read
.lF cured BY Hollands German Bitters- We have 20
hesitation in saying that Il thee Bitters frsaiy
used among our soldiers hundreds Of lives ght be
saved that otherwise would Be lost,
Ehe prophet rs daily roceiviDz thankful letters
rou- sufferers in the army and hOsBital1, WHO have
beeu restored health By th use Of these Bitters
snE OF hem bT their friends
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LC1nMUE1cATED.I FaEs
ULM8aERI CONSUMPTION 4 CBRABlE DlsEAsH
A CsFd-To Consumptives,

The undersigned having been restored % Health In
q fsw weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with severe lung Affection
and that dread disease, Consumption - anxious to
make known 70 his fell 'w-suiieFefs the Hssns Of
cure.
To all who desire u. lie vii cad a copyo the pre-
scripsion used tie5 OF ehargsi with the directions
for p-Fparing and asiuy the same, which they wiz
dud saro Cure sor suTBpticn, Asthma, Bronchi-
tls &c Tee only object Of tho sdverissr sindins
the Prescription Is tolensft the cts5, ,Hnd spread
Information which he opnee.yss 70 be tuvauAbls and
s hops5 every sufferer viii tJ this remedy a. Il will
cost them nothing, and may prOys q blessing.
Pars:ss wishing the p-rsetp;i wi p case 'sdrss
Rev. EDWAKD A. WILSON, HiiilaEsburgh,
ertt.l3 div Kings county, n T.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-11-12

Tho lAHilI not return if these Bittsrs are Isss
No porscu E6TeE and Ag1e Dsalot shonla ps
Without 4 80
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NITROUS OXYB, Or LAUGHING GAS!
AND CHEMICAL EXPERIMENTS,
AT RRAENARB'5 HALL.
ThuFsday T. FFiisy EV'gs- New. II 6 IS,
CemmencinE az u O'Clock.

Forty Gallons Of Gas will be made, and Ten OF
more Gen !emen selected from the audience, will in
hale it, The sensations produced by breathing il,
are the most ecstatic and its effects amusing
Robert SOuthey, the Poet, ssys-he could compare
the sensations tO nothing but what he supposed 10
be the seventh heaven"
4 lady under its influence exclaimed 'I am in heev-
en- this is paradise"
Laughing, Singing, DeclHiming, Humor,
VIII. Gems of tITRtOFy, SRnTs ON
the Light Fantastic Tor,
Are the most common cGuGGcterisics Of Its effects
None but Ladies and Gentlemen o. respectabIlity
will be permitted to inhale the Gas. Those who in
hale the Gas retain their consciousness.
Dr. Lille pledges himselfth that he entertainments
shall be conducted with that pTupriety and decnrum
that i'll merit the patronage II the most refined and
intelligent
Previous 70 breathing the Gas, some Of the follow
ing brilliant chemical experiments, with excellent
apparatus will he given: The DrumuI0nd Light, Gas
Hydrogen, Nitrogen, CarmOmic- Acid Gas, expert
Glents with tho ONy-IiydrOsen BOw-Pipa, Pytassi-
um, Water Set on Fire, stlorling valuable and rae
Exhibition Of the wonderful Laws that control mat
ter. The beautiful little Fairy, Hiss BELTUN viii
he present and sing She is the smallest lady living
BS-Dr. Lille viii instruct Dentists and Surgeons
how 10 make and use the Laughing Gas for the ex
tractfng of teeth, &C, if immediate application is
made.
Admissio sion..-.............4.-..-2 -23 Tents.
Children. ---.-.......-.-.--...-l IS -
Ticket Tor per50ns......sl 90.
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WANTED.

NJ A N TE D-BY THE HEBREW
~ Congregation, 'Bnshe Chesed, . On < sle-st.,
. Female Teacher, at g salary Of s3sO per 2nuunn.
The applicant must he competent 10 INSTRUCT In the
Eng ish or ,nchss, such ss Taught in the Commt
Schools The aBplica vii taxa charge OF the lover
Department Ct sad -chool.
,ppieatior 2, acc mplnied By Certificates, mu5t be
addressed TO A. sCHM II, President VI the Com
gregatiOn, 20. box 3232
noyIl-Iz6 $ DETTELBAGH, sso'y.
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IEBIAE SPRINGS
ECLECTRIC CURE.

besEtfu and quiet retreat for Invaids, located In
.- FallmadEe, Summit Co, Ohio,
on the line Of the Atlantic and Great Western Raj
way, conf esting 81 Raven With the Cleve apd ana
PiTrsburRh ana at AkTcn Ufth the Cleveland, Lahes-
vile aua Cine 'nnet Railways communication being
direct rom all polufs-
The Cue was ssfab isbei especially for the treat
lnenf of old Ghrlns Diseases 'ch have hitheri
Ested the Efforts of ell other tornt' o. prctoe Inc
frestmen i p5culisr bsihg based upon the
Vital Principle OF OfRatUFe-EleetFleitY.
Dr.. LEW S HUBD, the Medical Examiner and
Practitioner during prsntice of over twenty years,
has emivently successful in the OF Chron-
% Complaints Of loL standing; and BY combining
many Of Natures most powerful REMEDIAL Ak snts rs
ruK 1lartes TO DR YOVKG's ELECTRo-THgRAN 81 hA4HI
s able 70 pert Tm sl grsa er wonders IN re eF-
inR maui ind from sickness
The attention Of VEN ALE5 is especiAly IN ei 10
Dr. Burd'E treatn ent OF their pecu iAl oiheulties
Uterine Weaknesses, Irrrgularities, and ID splace-
asts Of al kinds and CT long standing are PGEHh-
EEETLY CURED Many cases, pronounced by ths M 81
eminent Physicians, incurubr, confined 10 their beds
for years hopeless and despsiring, have by his treat
msnt, been restored 10 health happiness and long
life
HEOommunioationsa addrpsse1 to Dr JEW's BURD.
or to the nndersiRned, at TalIma lGe o., will receive
prompt attention.
oct7-iS2cod&T II. FRNN.
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REM MUSIC.

N L W n q SIC.
VOCAL
The Darkiss IA Il. (Partrid9e)
new plantation song and Chorus.
Banner OF the Stars, Warren
Hurry Up, COnscrtpfs, to Fight for Uncle
sam, (WetmOFs
My Love is on the Battlefield, delaney .....g5o.
The Swamp Angel,
Young Epbs Lament, (Purdyl ......-....-.......2c
am Dreaming, Buckley
MOthor waiting FOR the News, Castle. ........25c.
The lOfh edition Just fsyHed.
on, Wish the War was Over. ChIahvers j-....-25o.
How Ara You Telegraph Work )............z5c
18th edition Just Issued.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Russian Drivers Song tBsrl )-...-........s05,
Daisy March, Mlitairs, (Neyei )...-..........
serensde, (Futonl
Evslyn SchOttisohs, (POTter}.
Partridge Poke, heyer er;...,-..-..-....-.--.50c
AbSautiful Lithc grsPh accompanies Inis.
aa5-Any Of the above ssRt past paid on receipt Ct
marked price Ca alogues turBisnrd on application
to ). BKAlNARD & o.,
Rows l24 Niava'@nd q.
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

This Is tns most delightful and eztsoTdinary Ertis
Gle ever discOFssed 1t ehsngs tho sln-burnt .sos'
sad hands u larly satin IsNtHrs Of Eayishing beam
ty impaftiEg the marble purity Of youth, aid ths
DtTIEGUE appearance inviting n the city belle Of
isbiOp, Il -Um0T5s tan, frsciss, Fuple5 aGd rolgh
uoss from ths akin, leaTing The complexion trssh
Transparent and smooth. 1t contains nc material In
iUrioua 70 the skin. FatE0uizsd 5y Actresses and
Opera Singers. 1t "a what every LADY should have.
Ey-5Oid Everywhere.
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DANCES.
NOTIGES.
MILITIA NOTICE,
HEADQUARTERS ID RFGIEESr. 0. V.M.,0
CCTAHcgA COUNTY, O.,
llaEaIamd. NnE.m har Lfh. Issl

HE2DQUARTERs ID RFGIsiESr. o. V. M
CCTAHCgA COUNTY, O.,
Cleveland, November 7th, 1888.
THE C0MMANDANTS OF COM
| IL PANlES composing the = Regiment O. n, In
the county OF CuyHhoEal together with thu Major Of
said Regiment, are he:eby tomWauded TO be and Gp-
pearat Mechanic Hall on ST CiarSt. east Of Muir
/ sOn-St1 in the City OF Cleveland, on Thursday the
l2th day Of November, lS63 at ten o'clock A. NJ, to
hold Court OF Inquiry and assess fines for tine
performance OF Military duty and perform such 9TH
er duties as snail tWiuily come before said Court.
All delinquents arc hereby notified 10 appear at the
time and place above specified then and there make
their excuses it any have make, for nOn-per
iOrmanCc OF military duty. J. C. MACK,
Col. Com g "a Regiment, o. II.
J. HOvEY, Adiutsnt noyIO-I2ls
NJ OTICE.-THE FIRM OF Brad
IN BURE, FIsHFR 4 o., terminated By matual
consent, on the 3st nit Waldo A. Fisher retres and
John y CTehOrs, Of 81 Leu succeeds. II hcccuats
will be settled and al payments must be made 70
Bradburn. Williams Co, at the old stand, who will
continue the buiaess as heretofore.
nov5- l27 BBADBURH, FISHER < 90.
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Al Is that suAnslpsti04 is aisisyalty.--
Taking tbls as a central Idea, 1t puFSucI
the radicals in Missouri, and Governor
Johnson, Of Tennessee, with venom, and
under the guise of friendship for the Un-
ion, BOWS disoOrd and embsrasses the
plans of the Government to save its own