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kcDcl fflAUuefH LII NGfF Ofbt.
Within tile last tcr dnys uf t1,s week 1nst
g1uacd. lat ~ nus.'isef of teJel rsisanete have
te"t transts ltrd fun Washington, an otlIer
tofnte tp Nrw York, vt1efu It Is cxprrsrsl that
iIuntcia will le provided fur uver t..0V uf
;OtU o., lilv lHaliiY 1rInuHls whicl! a'ip'u tllv
ihia tv1nl hs mud and by wnur. |. f.llk,hetI''
putt ind AtN1,0y ntt tlso dtltota ~llefn tEeY
afr rttttyrtt, anI tilrtite ll!ty N4u ltnhedlnrly
tlplftt,ittl iu Dnstta 1alnful. M4ir VI Tho
teitls rsu lndly wauItdpd-ns llIry lDnglsl u
tittl, Hhgltg=-hlnl tlle ktehtaat Httul.iipM IA
RtloWm la III WIN esnil'! i, AstAl VI Il. iht
unplerltnda NJ Ellxututlipurt l"stallal a'l
ht,ltis Of gno thinga III tha fcr d. ht'lnhtluic4
q N1 !'ni','gnr ,mHl'n' n .ta',"tM t'Ai"a sl'
lureyer, tunk tln n!aiter ihtn ills ow'' I!anda,
and Il Rf I'll tint n0 telcartts whatever slt'ull
ir gfytn tH rtle!s Which the Wounded uAlult
eu1tltess dill nut tlhrs.
Etvcra] gnnthern to1liers accompanied thp
rebel rtIsuners 10 ailenl to tlleif wounds; !;
but, as lie pour fellows themselves complain,
! they lIaye fectlFel buf u,lgllY lille nttan.
| tiUtl at tlelt 1lutltlE The dress Of these sur.
! geons dies mol diner In anythln4 fruu 'lnt Vi
| il.e ragged rlisntes. The llysl4,le uf this
| batch III ptisUuefs Is betttr than THAI III
others = ls lave preceded tletA hui III secas:
tiuh l'rtelirl'lss. und ihsulent. sxagst'. they
ufe eTen untsg lhal any u taIe1r, ,l'fvl"res
shfR. TMft liuteset, esurtss thetliaefTe5
,ltlrll i1eaee1 at tbs ,telepelnti tiny lave l,a!l
| ln liz Svith.=At" ivih fI,'fld, july VI
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fta1lera tiIeets, Chicago. III
D. James Le wta ucutt and Aurist, and ortEtns!
proprietor Of the LoE'!on Eye and Ea: 1afr.naIy HA
specifically warn Hl persons that he is no more connec
I'd with Lila previous advertising agent. NJ ReTnolds
ica.2:aty, where he Las einply been cnplofed as
srect Uf this institution Etnce the first d1y ct 1851
Eay. sud received AGES rs other servants. without
a. ni:s one dollars '1h Of tue once fu.n1t1re:
books or medicine. UiEce hours ffo3 TO Il d. aAd
rom Ito S r u. Po-t U,lct Dr1 yer 6a83.
ir1S h A1Y1
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4 Loyal Slavel. older on tho Rebellion.
At the alumni dinner Of Dartmouth Col.
lego, On the ESD inst, one Of the speakers
was Jacolt Dinsmore, csq., Of kentucky, o
member of the cla:s Of 1878. After referring
10 national matters, he closed MS follows:
II, in crushing out this accnrssd rebellion, r.
slavery must 70 overheard, then for GODS
sake ct 1t 70. am at the present time
Kentucky elayeho1der; have been such for
more than forty years, but assure you that
during al this time hnye been a firm and
unwaSering emancipasfoniat. tApplause;;(
Under existing circumstances cannot well
set free my slay et, but pay every one Of
them the came daily wages that should give
corresponding white 1aborers. want this
war to be prosecuted, and If slavery shall be
crushed, then I chcerfully abide By Its de.
structioa. I an q loyal Kentuckfan, and
whatayer late In the course Of the war shall
befall the domestic institution Of my State, I
shall give Eoy to no murmutings, but under
I'LL circumstances ehall stand up for my coun-
t1y and her Aag. {Great aprlause:} There Is
hut one course for the loyal North to pursue,
and that is to put down this wicked rebellion.
| We must defeat the rebels or they will con-
/ quer us. {Rcnewed chee1ing.)
, 1863-07-29


Correspondence If lisu lItst0h Commonwealth
1'tlilHt.s ny thu etIHn lnl Wilt h ttihga yuH
tllis lttftF iNN NH leHiH whether fth4AH1
,lues or dDsa fDt lHeala 10 n!afhie In HIS NJ
tiia of AsAtiira,, ;! th.nk 4 ri'iiast, certain
illst If Il WERE nit fl'l 1lIa POLISH eftifanan9.
lAe EHglsA tsn'pr1nlpRt Nonft iHtpIfa!a.
'fta Ptnpla hers nFe now 70 p*eltrA W 'lla
laeut, that they ara heAinn'hE to ct4.nor f'r
armed tnttIteTence; Anu ~ Eng lata cnnnot
inte,ftrp with tn,h eauntrius 1t tic samu
time. i. Is likely that ahe will asatst tue palss
With Wtom tue 1nasses do syInpathsze, rather
Than the soulherners with wholn they do not.
| That England vii! soou bu ut war scrma to be
ecarctly doubtful. As for France, Sue means
| TO intcifc5a in hellult Of the South. We may
| prepatc ior This. She will try. hard 10 get
England to join her; If England refuses she
will try Spain; but, II che Las to act alone,
| France will Interfere. am sorry to say that
| tue measure il a popular enc III France.
laye converted With some 0f the most dis
| tipeuishrd ra1fsians and they say 'lat the
| people agree with the Emperor in this more
than in Lis Mexican raid-their general phrase
being that 1.-THE war is as aimleas aAd endless
| as 1t is bloody"
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'I'1fE MYSTERIES OF THE
1ul1Er are are? -spe.st + ct'n.s1uecf;s ..;.! nt
e!tt!Htie.ts t! c1tt n:Hs!nk rteP 4 ftiofs;
iii nli - ,.<c tE!9f ADf9Eta ES;ELSftia HAIR
III / kayw trd tel t'a' '"-lt a.et-t = .fcafe'
ru pT0KfAt ESB
,.-.,s,rrnt=s, .hr lin X: AID tfo:"s r'o"nce' ~
~ IL i. On, f1." trrt!tssi - ''e ese:!c,;
NJ, atFk1 Fttts tNSftfs1saHTT.
.,"G ID! .: t',':s: !, m -; |.ts sd IT,
,.+..-7 Il ~ 4r"''lt r'f's; nt'1;4 ..,t t,u.,a
st"a t"''s'iN y '' jifA=is3:,n{a
,-==-:=-======.-1
t>t.. ttt.jN1ltt 'r!tltAIA "a. ,a..,! AK ILL.,
...nr,.. a1"4 ~ t,".-., II,s.t, h'""'SS;H; Ri!
,s E';'i IT,, ;i ri II * 'rrs :tYy:|th .ss5
I'D III 4: aa;'i%,: =" ftass ,s.t.*s a..
faiinF II isa,si"t EunE.dt. n, IInasf Is tha 5Las
,'t."Ee 1ttEiss H. t,Ii Fl II e.sYs t H.AYHs, ys,MERs,
LIS ffLLH Ahb FlsIUl.A,
Ill trm Ctut. III i tlse1y. att.gF,, ht uifMTElt
iii. ii"n's tan tasH tNaHssl N9Iti.a a''u
L.ItI ttfreI. .LutAtt u beAtSe'a' ou'1~so+ s'"Ao"
is.I e6Ai~lj
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X1.OLTE,s AROMATIC sCHIE

~ DAN 6CHEApPs.
uaiec.sa. Curative Ii CONSUMPTION. removing
AeeuuEh. &c.
E.comnended by tic Medical Faculty ~ a Cathon-
cr in the rcu,o. II or DYSPEPSIA. IN al its forms.
In pI;Ol-S1 it, e4tabI.hed curative properties hfT
cI- beeu xithor1 rivAl. ~ sttessed By un1vrrsa -
r1etical testimony.
Tbt E!u.erc and foi7cIt Properties OF the "Afo'
u.tIc stltdAa4 6ehnaprs. Fcuterit declde11 eu1e1-
rors Gravel h1 I'll othcr affections Of the hdnesB
In uout ard Il,cu.ra at.-tn. taken IN aae lorm OF
ssrr pupcL the Este1t ltEs WARMLY coVefoo In oeu'
hts rure 2coholIc s'iaton will effect speedy cufe
Takea as Let 7uacn ia buaoral aEd spssnod1c Asth'
IA. It aao-aa .,.1uecia.e 1su=f from the dAtfessns
WuFtoAf
~ it, recr1lAs aad specific quA1tes.it It aTretta the
eoe II Aenc aad Ftver End prepares tho system
ycr tie administration Of the ad4led Of tha
t.sttR.
Administered In cholera. Cholerh Morbus Rnd Cole.
,reroves spaen restores tho function ot the livcf.
e,pldy produces healthy secretcna. 1talou1d be ta-
Zen mixed rI:A hot xste- and suEAf
AtA NerriIe Tonic and Purifier Of the b.ood. =
rial Of .c. years In all rl!1nsca and under Ill clf
rsmstarcea lbs sta 1rtlt With
rrfu.st13 saspted to the coHpainss ut deticste Fa
rRtes 1t stAnt1' re enleus among the established Gu
ra,irrs uf tie arJ,
Il IL tue oniy tlcobo1is r*ela a'on IN our county
ta, chn ts getcfa,J tnhbed With reasdts snd ssfe'
ner+r, rren wtes taxi tscsre.s to1uulpS hesd
pga. nAhdtrptIy wta1,rri IN }nEI.w tiarct. u rn1
M ttm H. Il, r." ff.it ststrs v. on W
,sssa. :. i. .t ssss /. sods iii
ltak.
, 1863-07-29

TO.P PARTN ERSHIP,-Tho un'
- .t tanfafned naTs thA day formed eopa!tncEfhtt
tos tAa Hta1zcuoA . n Eehef4l Go ntuiaAon nnAaeM
Chicago, AAJ ut, iBS.. SAMUEL HOWK
mf1-dx+92 ET. E1BRNb.
, 1863-07-29
Etaui n ptlsss.

ESTATE or ORSON SMITH,
H f,tce,sed-Pab.!c nntice il hareby Etten, 10 al
.. .4t aen.r a s - :tc q
indieslion lad settlement II EeC1!as tern Of the
Eoasty Court Cook G919ty 70 m % se'n 4 u
6sY Of A1xuat. \ lRf3 telnz re if'a DAY thereof
" - 6tnKis1IHF 6islSM IHt4H E tsMHlFa' administrators.
t.dcako. JulyS. B@, lJ3Es$3w
, 1863-07-29

va .ha!l roafnn ou,at1ybs to an exc1uaiyeiy Com"
nal.tloa hoatnrs We arc psepsTed TO nlAKo 1tsn ~
y hhpmehta to ourselves. our Correspondents
Asst =. hoatlt, and on property IN ttora
chicago. duly =, lh4 5y:4hAI'1m
, 1863-07-29
MEDICAL STAFF OF TIE ARMY


~ ~. ..h,.c. and the nronr1c.or.
Htaneea o''ee'eu ~ '17 1''e~'' "Ae
Of HosrKTTEBa Bt1rE1s congratulate the troopsho"
tr ann. In, the 11nou on Tie r:pbab1Ity that the
...-.> co,--..rr z,,x,,.xrs M n,e.ent
@1D NAN1 =.
ofed ~ "soieihe' - '"' @'A
superseded py the pnfeSs ano oes' Aon'c ave. 1'0
ard 1nsgo,aut ttat hns ever been presented to the
Fsrnty In Tits o, any either country: Since the war
a.,i.,.,,. ri. attt,,. or t.x n,.n,,.t,on
co"neleeu .'Ns'a0' a''A
hare been forwarded ron an'e to time 10 Aeia anu
line officers. toti. lii the western asd Eastern armles
T., ,,,, II. ,,e,.on,i ,se ani lettei. i,ui .1tue Of
'of 'asn oeh ',1,', , il. ,.s s.s.ixs .t,a.t
the most eminent "inta's III ~ luz s "ee a's7s'
The esti8ofdlnaf5 1lstnes cf tha tess ~ ieAns u
6asaihlbt ttis6s III Ahd tioiaolat health III The faist
al tsxd.,ia aaa sssssta aud s;,a =. ,sta ,,lnj,.s
" nh'usn'' "a. =" a,,.a
fef the "eahdsd. hs TftTe's e''i'eos 'aa"5 u she
efeeft OF F9lhlesfs BAD FE6fea The kfse!sa Tf3Fef
tsa at ths sItlea and, ttsfefe, tsIF Ees9stel 10 Il
a. utatsstjva aRa tsasaY Whsf4 (ahiF hssllll IA
ta...s,1r L., u.a.tar psrit tsa /, #oalf ,s In a7ll
, 1863-07-29

TUDSOE'S UNRIVALED
I'll Ttmrg PASTE f. r,o,- etnrtent ia c1eanstng
Dr.. yirg htanG a!.sassd' ssns ms a ~
yirt Tie trrah a5 any "taer@ @ oet.ree .re s.s.nt II
ri afiesan!t III tho la<e u:e1 thta raste pro-
l., j..
, 1863-07-29

Ff0V1bRICE II. I.
soid tr LORD L SMITH, I'll o!esst n9gsts, =
tske street Chfrarp Ill., grnrrhf Hest::n Agsn': y
1hu1t iii order. mar be addressed Ieig EG1 iJwrAA
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>ILEss0N'S ,,
~ CATAHE4 CURATIVE.
Warranted safe e1d nfal!ible for n
uhseFsr ttaco or ttat uHet rive hnd dangerous ul*
esq Eent by -x1rett. with tu fot "
nea.su ftcet g PEI EseEsse Aaa5sHs u n
n.:: u as.:tnEton stIett. Chicago. ?. y. Box 2lo.
81
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UT Dr,.TrEFE fltcaeo Q pcet Otnce-Ca'ar.H.
A. ii EMF LDUE South Clinton ktre<t-S?indnste.
H. H. CHAPMAN, S WAttF et-FAtaFEah! UeAness
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10
An AstoundInr DIscorer,.

The Jersey City Advocate has the fol-
lowing description of very curious dis
coYery:
"By an ingenious contrivance the heavy
cannon which scientific gentlemen know
are on the deck of Stevens's Battery are
lifted into slings and deposited in slide
or tube at such elevation as is desired,
which, by attaching speculum to small
aperture in the breech, atonce makes them
q powerful telescope, enabling the OBJ
server not only to sweep the horizon, but
TO overcome the obstacles to more distant
views, thus deserving vessels farther at
sea than can be done by the ordinary
glass. A model is to be seen at the Ely
sian Fields, which the inventor has put up
to test its quality on the North River. OF
course, the Secretary Of the Navy will ap-
preeiate this great invention, and hesitate
no longer to purchase this-to the treasury
q trife. The simplicity of this arrange
ment is characteristic of the great war
rior and the genius Of Mr.. Stevens"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10
FARMS. CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOTS FOL
SALE OR EXNHANGE-


81 acres good Farming Land in Brecksville, about
acres rich river bottom SO per acre, part on time
A good House and Lot on PrOspect-St, near Erie-St
e7,OaO
A nice Brick Il, use and Lot on the West Side near
the Circle, on FrRnklin-5t. 81 500.
small Frame House on Wheat-St. $3.50.
A Store House and Dwelling on DetrOit-St Very
Hoffman Block for sale cheap-part on tine.
Grocery aud Canal Boat Store, st Akron with or
without the building. $500
Southeast corner OF Garden and Hudson Sts-, Frame
Dwelling aud Store House. $1,000.
very valuable Properly on kinsman-St.
Improved Farm Of 800 acres p miles from Chicago.
AlsO-Farm Of 40 acres IN Cent al Illinois.
A good House and Barn, = acre Lot, on kinsman-St.
near Erie-St. $500.
l2l6 acres choice rUlt Land in East Cleveland.
good Farm of $50 acres. 25S miles from Medina
good Buildings and all kinds Of Fruit S3l 2 acre,
or will exchange for a small Farm near the City,
IS 100 acres choice Land, with good Improvements,
miles from City on Lake shore.
new House and large Lot on TaylOr-St. Sl4O0.
House aud Lot on mcLaue-st. eoO0.
Z, 8, Band Il acres, on plank road in kockpOrt.
nice Residence on corner of Clinton and Taylor
-Four choice vacant Lots on Franklin-St;, and va
riety Of other vacant Lots on West Side.
valuable businessLOt on We sr-St.
Lot on Burch-St-ltlLi25 $3.50.
l45 acres in Brecksvie, 25 to 30 timber; good
two story frame house, barn 30Z4O, shed, horse
bern and cheese house. good water, 800 fruit trees
S25 per acre, part on time
House and lot on Parkman street; lot 25xlO0; II sO
~ frame house, barn, &C. $1,000.
g. acres Cuyahoga River, miles from city, 45
acres good river bottom, l5 acres timber, brick
house and small barn, $50; will exchange in part
new Brick House and Barn on Detreit-st, lot l25x
800, well improved, fruil, &c. $500; 500 cash,
House aud Lot on Hamilton-St., house stories, 8
rooms; lot 33Xl00. 1920.
so nicely improved Land, all kinds Of fruit ~
story Brick House, Barn, &C., in Brecksvile, a.
500 viii exchange for 90 acres near the city
or sell cheap for cash.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10
who Commnnds a yyashlnslOn 2

The Washington correspondent Of the
Springfield Republican writes:
"Mr. Lincoln oversees eDsTythiRg. Those
persons who suppose that he contents him
self with an easy-going, storytelling life
are very much mistaken. He never takes
his breakfast until he has made q visit to
the War Office. BE visits the War Depart
ment several times a day, and acquaints
himself fully with everything that is 60
ing on. However it may be with the other
departments, this one is not Independent
Of Mr.. Lincoln. In this military bust
ness the President exhibits good deal of
sbility-mOre, l sometimes think, than
Hslleck does"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10
Incidents of the Gettysburg BattIe,

General Schimmelfenig escaped capture
by resorting to q dodge worthy Of the
shsrpest Yankee. When he found his re-
treat cut of, he seized the coat Of a pri-
Tate and bUttoned it closely over his uni
form he was knocked down and run over
by gang Of rebels who were after plum
der. He then stumbled away into . Gel
lar, and lay there concealed and without
food for two days; but when he heard the
beys playing "Yankee Doodle in the
streets, he thought it safe tocome out. He
is now in command of his brigade and
ready for work.
After the battlefield came into cur pos
session, q private soldier who had been
wounded in the foot was found lying in
the grass, under a bush; he had wiped his
gun and taken off the lock to clean it
When found, he was in the act of putting
il together again. To the question-What
he was doing there he replied, al am
getting ready for another pop. l have
two boxes of cartridges left"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10
MORNING LEADER.
FRIDAY lIORNING. JULY To- 1858

Unprecedented DrOuth in AlinuesotHs-iIs
Elects on the CrOps--Fhe Probable Eoit-
ure Of the Indian Expedition
From the st. Paul Press Of the 18th ult.
Itis now nearly six weeks since we had
fall Of rain. Within our memory no such
drouth has occurred in this State. The ef-
feet on the young grain has Of course oeeh
disastrous. Spring wheat IS everywhere
throughout the State shriyelled and yel-
lowed by the burning sun, and is prema-
turely heading out a few inches above the
dssiecated soil. Grass on the prairies is
parched to an sutuD Dnal hue. Indian corn
alone, Of all our crops, holds up its head
against the drouth, and has a vigorous and
thrifty look. Winter wheat also looks
we'll The rivers arc lower than was ever
ever known before. Even the wells are
getting dry.
On Saturday last the sky bore all the to-
kens Of an approaching storm. We are
glad 10 learn-though the blessed boon was
denied to this locality-that rain fell that
day over an extensive district Of the State,
sDd we hope in time to save the wheat
crop from destruction. The afaiotion has
not, we are sorry 70 say, been confined to
our own State. It extends throughout
Iowa, and, in a still more aggravated de-
gree than here, over the whole region west
beyond the Missouri
The fact is destined to have an impOr-
tant and, we fear, calamitOus bearing on
the success Of General Sibley's expedition.
Parties connected with the Hudson Bay
Company's trains, just arrived, report the
whole country between Fort AbercrOmbie
and Pembina burnt over by prairie fires,
except, Of course, in the bottoms and mead
OWs. Under thesa ai-a-,--ss------: = In -
almost impossible Tor General SIbley to
subsist his animals, and, for what we see,
the whole enterprise will have to be aban-
doned till q more favorable season, or pros
eouted by other means.
P. S.-Sinee the above was written we
have been favored with the commencement
Of q shower. It is to be hoped that it will
continue a sufficient period to prevent
further damage from thedrOuth.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10
TRARSP0RTATION.

RS-This Well Known Line of FIFTEEN FIRST
GLASS SCREW STEAMERS connects at Ogdens-
burRh with the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10

The Delaware Gazette thus speaks Of the
camp Of the colOred troops at that place:
"The csmp Of the Colored Regiment or
dered to rendezvous at this place, has
been established on the farm of Josiah Bu-
len, about one mile south Of town, and di-
rectly opposite old Camp Delaware. It is
pleasantly situated on the east bank Of the
river, and is under the charge of Captain
Mccoy, g white officer of extensive expert
enoe in military matters. A considerable
number Of men are already in camp, and
others are arriving daily.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10

A malignant COpperhead meeting was
held in Concord, New Hampshire, on the
4th inst, presided over by Franklin
Pierce, ex-President Of the United States.
In his speech he INDUCED in the customa-
~ Copperhead twaddle about freedom of
speech, the "despOtism" Of arbitrary ar
rests, &C., striking high upon the Vallan-
digAam key note. Once occupying the
highest seat Of honor in the Union, now a
dwelling sympathizer with traitors to
that Government over which ne once pre-
sided What a spectacIel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10
sOlOmensOa,s IaaroYed BpeetasIes


FRAUIIUAL AND 5UIEhILEIO OF LIOIA :
Keeps largest assortment in the Optical line OF an
and the extensive patronage received during thai
time he would say to his old friends and the puBit
generally that no effort that could be put forth &c
secure the very best quality Of Crystal Glasses grouht
under his own inspection, to suit the eyes, IN ali ca
ses curing weakness dizziness Inflammation OF thf
Eye and mparting strength Tor long reading and nl
sewing The reputation Of SOLO1ONSOh'S estab-
fshment as the most reliable to get the best articles
10 that line that can bo obtained has become an e9
tabshed fact and attested by his patrons, whose ad
Vice It Is: GO TO B0LOMONSON'S, (Tnake no mis-
tske,) 80 Superior-St., under the American aud
there You will hnd the best kind Of BPEOfAOLAS
adapted to your sight. -
E-Mr Solomonson would here inform the public
tina. he never employs any in the sale Of his Len
ses and those who desire pair oi his sPectacles can
-, ,ARTIFIOIAL EYES inserted wtthoutpAiE!
Is perfect as natural.
Hotei spr2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10

The late raids upon the Nashville and
MurfreesbOrO railroad, have caused Gene
raj Granger to issue orders that any person
found in the vicinity of the railroad track
after eight o'clock in the evening, will be
held as public enemy, and if he attempt
to move off on the approach of any of our
troops, viii be shot down without hailing.
II he gives himself up, he will be sent
directly to headquarters to BIS disposed of
BY The authorities.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10

Bg-MaiIs viii be opened and ready Tor delivery
hour after errival Of trains.
HaE-Au Mails close one hour before departure
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10
IR ON CIT Y,
NnRTEaERN EIGRT.

Rz5-This Trip Of more than Eleven Hundred Miles,
embraces six degrees of latitude, and eleven degrees
Of longitude, passing through Lakes Eric, st. Oelr
Huron and Superior and the beautiful Ryers Detroit
ST. Clair and St Marie, with its Thousand lsle pre-
senting 20 the Tourist for Pleasure, Health or IN the
pursuit OF Soe &c, more ZEAL attractions than any
other on the continent Of America.
Sc Passengers from Toronto aud Montreal can
connect with Of these BoRts at Port arnia on the
evening Of the day they leave Detroit. ,
6-One Of the steamers, Sea Bird or Cleveland, will
leave Chicago on "Wednesday evening Of each week
for Superior City touching at all intermediate ports
FOB FURTHER INFORMATION and all enQui-
ries regarding Freight or Passage, address
CLEVELAND AGENTS:
ROB'T HANNA q CO., for Northern Light and
City of Cleveland;
II. 6 GARRETSON & CO., for Meteor and 1iIi-
nOia;
HJSsEY IL MCBRIDE, for Iron City and
Planet.
DETROIT AGENTS:
S. P. BBADY & CO., for Iren City, Planet an City
Of Cleveland;
JKo. HTr6HINs CO., for Traveller. mar $3.50
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This is to certify that about eighteen months ago
commenced using SrERLING's AMBROsIA. MY hair
was short, thin, aud rapidly falling out had tried
many Hair IOn1cs, lnvigOratOFs &c. without recefv-
ing any benefit. soon after using the Ambrosia, my
halr ceased lalllnR outi and commenced growing 50
rapidly as to astonish Now my hair Is thick soft
and glossy and Is five feet four inches In Iength-
when let down. reaching 10 the floor. This wonder
fl result attribute solely to the use OF sterlins
AmbrOsia, as since cOmmeuced using IL I have ap-
plieed nothing else to my hair.
Mrs. L A. BROWN,
No. 493 Broadway, n. Y.
1aJ-We advise young persons, whose hair is begin
ming 70 fail out, to take warning in time aud ave
their hair, by using the AmbrOsia. To these Whc
have already lost their hair the free Of the AM
BBoSIA will surely restore it, t has done for thou
sands.
H1rDr. STERLINais AMBROsIA is q stfr Mating oily
extract Of Roots BarKs and Herbs. 1t will cure an
diseases Of the scalp aud itbhng Of the head entire,
ly eTedcates dandruh prevents the hair from falling
out from turning prematurey gray, causing Il 70
grow thick and long 1t isentirely different from All
other preparations, and can DO relied on.
D8-It Is we'll known fact to thousands in the Citp
Of New York that this s the only article yet dscoT-
cred that will CURE the Disease Of the Scalp and cause
the Hair 70 Grow.
EEPRIOE per BO1-Oontaining two bottles. -
H. B. STERLING, Sole Proprietor,
No. 4g3 Broadway, New York
- For Sale by all Druggists msrsD R2sdAV
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-10

THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
THESE EMAR l, and ;, are protected by Roy
al Letters Patent Of England and secured BY tue
Seals Of the EcOle de PharmaCie de Paris and the
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna
No. One Is invaluable for ELhsugtton, Spermator
rhCea and all physical disabilities.
No. Two completely eradicates all traces Of thos
diseases that have heretofore been treated BY the
seOus and psrniciOus use of cOpavia and cubebs.
No Three has entirely Buppiantsd the injurious use
q mercury, thereby insuring 70 the sufferer speedy
rsef dispensing all impurities and roofing out the
venom Of diseases.
TEIEsEzAE, nos I, and ;, are preparations IN the
Orm Of LOZsnges, devoid Of taste and smell, and can
be carried in the waistcOat pocket Sold in TIN
aud divided into separate doses, as administered By
Vepau, LAllemand, BO1x, RcOld, &C. Price g each;
Or cases for 50, which g; and in eZ7 cases,
sale and retail Of Dr. BARROW No. l94 BleeckerSt.
New York.
Immediately on receiving remittance Dr. BarrcI
II forward the Triesemar TO any Part Of the world
s5urey packed and addressed according 70 the ms
E-.ucElons o. the ETrILar