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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25

A few days since we alluded to the ap-
preparation Of two aud half million Of
dollars by The Common Council Of New
York. far the exemption Of drafted men,
and showed that tho design of that appro-
priation was to deprive the Government
Of men-it being prime object with the
rebel leaders at Richmond and their con-
friers at New York to prevent the filing
up of the ranks of the Union army, and
thus weaken the power of the Admins
tration to resist the force of the rebellion.
This matter is better ordered in Phila-
dslphia. There, the Common Council neg
stived the bill appropriating half a mil
lion of dollars to pay exemptions for
drafted men, but Immediately thereafter
passed bill apprOpriating half million
for the rslief Of the .fIntliss Of drafted men.
Here, we believe, the true principle is
reached. With the assurance that their
families would be provided for during
their absence, thousands would cheerfully
obey the draft, and enter with alacrity in
to the service Of the country, who other
wise would feel q natural and not censur-
able reluctance to 60.
The Philadelphia Common Council have
struck out the true plan. ItshOuld be i'm
itate5. Will not the City Council of Cleve-
land take the matter into immediate con-
sideralion, and make an appropriation in
bshalf Of the iamilies of drafted men =
Thus, opposition to the draft would be al
lsyed, the odium attached to it, in many
minds relieved, snd it would become pala-
table, if not popular.
Such an appropriation will not be in
it will only be equaIzing burden which
all ought to bear, and be giving to the fam
lilies of our brave defenders what is really
their due.
Let no consideration Of high taxes deter
such appropriations We are all launched
forth in one common venture. 1t will cost
US all more to lose our country than it will
to pay literally to maintain now, while we
have the opportunity, the integrity of the
Government.
And now, while the fortunes of the re-
beIlion are waning and Il eagles of the
Republic are in the ascendancy, let not the
liberal hand be withheld. Let the arm of
the Government be strengthened. Let the
hearts of the brave who 60 forth to battle
be encouraged. Let their families at home
be tenderly cared for and cOmforted. And
thus, by g universal, unstinted, patriotic
cooperation, let the ponderous blows fall
thick and fast to the crushing cut of this
hidsous, but now crumbling rebellion.
Let incorporated villages and County
Commissioners, as far as they have the
power, as well as City Councils, make
liberal appropriations for the relief Of the
families Of drafted men.
Let employers, let men of means, club
together and raise funds for the same pur-
pose. Let the good work be insugurated
at once, and pushed on. Let It be entered
upon, not grudgingly, but as q duty, cheer
fully, heartily.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25
CLAIMS.
.O sOLOIERS AND THEIR HEl

The Commissioner OF Pensions and Second II
Of the Treasury desire it 70 be known that 20
Claims Of Soldiers fDischarged on account n y OF
Received in Battle. and VINO have served lds I
two years, will not be audited until CongrrI an
PIRATES money 10 pay them.
NO PERSON Has YET BEEN AUT a0BIl
TO COLBEGT SUDH BOUNTY. As soon .
can be audited. special attention will be aian z
By D. ". GAGE, who gives psr=onal attentiCl %
Letting Boun'y, Pension and ether War CiGus
Prize Money, both at tie department. in WlH
ton and a. his Office In Cleveland.
HsB-AppEcatiOu in person or by letter, e1ao'
- Y, ~ geceiEe Prompt attention Asplrr
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25
Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

This is the most delightful and extraordinary arti-
Gle ever discovered It changes the 5un-burnt face
and hands to pea B satin text OF ravishing beau
ty, impart'ng the marble purity Of youth, aid the
DIsrSGUE appearance 50 inviting in the city belle Of
fashion. Il removes tan fecles, pimpes and rongh-
ness from the skin, leaving the complexion fresh,
transparent and smooth. 1t contains no material in
furious 70 the skin Patrouized By Actresses and
Opera Sineers. It is what every lady should have.
GaB-Sold Everywhere.
DEMAS s. BARNES 90,
General Agents,
iulyl-R2s 2O2 Broadway, New York.
Editor Leader-DEAR SIR: With your per.
mission wish to say to the readers Of you paper that
will send by return mail to all who wish it, (re)a
Recipe with fall directions for making and using
simple Vegetable Balm that viii edectually remove.
in ten days, Pimples, Blotehes, Tzn, Freckes, and
all impurities OF the Skin, leaving the same soft,
clear, smooth and beauh ul.
will also mail free to these having Bald Heads or
Bare Faces, simple rections and information that
will enable them to start full growth OF Luxurian
Hair, Whiskers or Moustaehe, in less than 80 days
All applications answered by return mail wiinou
charge. Respectfully yours ae
THOs. r. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
Hiune29-452 s3l Broadway, n. Z
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25

The Latest "OmeiaI RemOusIrance.'
Governor Seymour is untiring in the
discreditable work of endeavOring to stop
the operations Of the draft He has sent
Samuel J. Tilden, Senator Morgan and
Judge Pierrepont to Washington to ask the
Government to suspend the draft, his
gravest apprehension being represented to
be that the Irish servant girls will, in case
the law is executed, turn ineendiaries IN a
body, and burn down their masters houses.
Odd as this reason for asking suspension
Of the draft may appear, it is that most
prominently put forward.
A dispatch to the Tribune says;
ait is just to Governor Seymour's three
representatives to add that one if not two
Of them have no stomach for the mission
with which they are charged. The draft
will 60 on"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25

. y hlElID D NIII7-lIL II
Dr.. Sweets sINFALLIBhH ETHIHEHT i1rrs
IRON the fsoips Of D.. Stephen Sweet, Of OOnnsc
the great bone setter, and has been used in b
tlos for the last twenty years With the most so
ing success. As an external remedy Il is WITH
rival, and viii alleviate pain more speedily fhal
other preparation. FOR all Rheumatfc and lol
Disorders Il is truly infaliible, and aa 3 curify
8oreg, Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, &C., its uotl
healing and powerful 8trengthelfng propena lsl
cite the Just wonder and astonish nsnt Of ali no
8Eer given Il q trial. Over four hund-ed csrtih
Of remarkabls cures performed b. Il within ne
two years, attest to this fso.. Strong 3 Arust
Agents for Cleveland. daclnaltaoWdfE:
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Natter UOmmissIOner.
NTAsTER's sALE-Pursuant to the

NE AO4EAk y DA8Ls--A AA5uAAE " slS
lLA command OF an order Of sale from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of CuyahOga county,
Ohio, at the suit OF Joseph Perkins against Cole
man c. Fay, to me directed, / shall expose for
sale at public suction, ct the door Of the Court
House, IN the city Of Cleveland, on the 3Oth day
ofJuly, 1868, at O'Clock p n, the following de-
seTbed premises :-Ai Of lot number thirty
seven (3D in Joseph Perkins allotment of ten
acre lots, number twelve and thirteen ~ & l3),
in Che City Of Cleveland, in Cqyahoga County, in
the State Of Ohio, appraised at $40.
LEWIS W. FORD, Master Commissioner.
c. L. LATIHERi Plaintiffs Attorney.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25
AUCTION SALES.
CATURDAY, july 25rH, 1868.
Large sale Of Elegant Household
Furniture, New Rosewood Piano
Forte, &c.


o. CUTTER & SON will sell on Saturday, July 9th
at their Aucticn Room, l34 Bank-St., commencing
AZ 10 cl ok a N large lot OF elagant Hou3t hold
Fdruiturs. Piano SC. consisting OF Mahogany So
ias. do Dressing and Plain Bureaus, do Centre Ia
bes do Wash stands. e.egsnt Oak E1 enslon dining
rs bic, Oak Cane Seat Arm Chairs, Rocking Chhirs,
Light Stands, best 1alitys Tapestry and BRUSSELS
Carpets, Uottsgs Bsdsteadsi Hair and StrSw Ma
tra5es Bedding Curtains, h irfcrs,e elegant ChamDer
sel Dinner sctt Of White china Ware, elegant Des-
ert set OF Green ana Gold Oh1na Wore, Gut diass
Ware consisting of Gebletts, Tumbiers, Wine Glas-
ss Wine Decanters, Preserve Dishes, great variety
of White CrocSery Ware, hithen Utensils ot an
kinds.
Also at l2 O'Clock precisely, splendid new seven
octave rosewood Piano Forte, scolOpsd 'front.' tNO
-eady foT in. pocti0n at our AucuOn Room. Also
one secondhand UarTisgs; one set Platform scales
TeEms-CEsh. Current FUNDS az time o. 5ale-
IuiY22-4i9
GALT-5,000 BBLs FINE SALT IN
~ primo packages on hand and to arrive, fer sale
| by THkTChER, GAkDNER, BuRI CO
Agents Tor salt G-mptnv Of onon1aga.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25
UNION COLLEGE.

1his institution, located at Mount Union. Stark
ounty, Ohio, offers its extensive Educational faci-
ties to students Of both seXts.
Ira y. Chapman, A. NJ, George W. Clarke, =. NJ,
g. Hari shOrn, A. B., G. P. Clarke, A. B., Mira.
W Chapman. u. ). and also competent teachers in
nsTumental musict Commercial Science, EOcution,
Gymnastics, Painting and the German French and
Hebrew Languages.
The College possesses extensive apparatus and
specimens for teaching Chemistry, Natural Philoso
phys Botany, Physiology, MineralOgys Geolo9yi As
tron0my, Surveying, Engineering, SC. Tho new
college eidce 1e6 feet long b 65 feet Wide esttuat
ed at $4,000 o. Is to be p.eted next ter and IS
we'll adapted to Ucilege purposes.
Good board be had in private families az y %
per week, and, at about 26 cents week good rooms
furnished with bed, stove and furniture are rented
to students who board themselves, or who prefer TO
hire tsble-board in private families feF 81 % ppF
week.
TUITION in the Teachers, Scientific and Classi-
cal Courses, ranges from s5 % 70 g 90 Ter quarter.
Those preparing to teach can have (Without extra
Charge the advantages Of the daily drills in the Nor
mai Department.
The SESSIONS begin on the FIRST Tuesday OF
August, November and March Ofeach year.
Mount Union e a pleasant healthy, and moral
village, one mile and half south OF Alliance, the
junction Of the Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad
with the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Rail-
way.
Parents desiring to move to Mount Union to ed.
ucate their and daughters, rent or buy prop
aEtF f7F ina p1rpose on reasonable terms. On the
a.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25
LUXVRIANT REAUTY.

promotes its growth, prevents its falling off, eradi-
Gates dandruff and imp8rts heAfh a1d pleasantnesg
the head l. has stood the test OF time being the
original Hair UoOring and is constantly incrt asng
in favor. Used By bOtn gentleman and ladies.
8S It is sold BY all respectable dealers, or can be
procured b. them Of the Commercial Agents, d. $.
BARNES & 90 202 BToadgay New YORK Two 81
zss, so cents and 81 90. julyl0- R27eoW
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25
new ADVERTISEMENTS.
NATIONAL BANKING ASSO-
IN CATIONS.

Communities and Capitalists now contem-
plating the formation oi National Banking ssocta
tions under Secretary Cbasss Bill passed at the last
session OF Congress, are remiU ded that the a-9O
P Az, may after the first Of August he withdrawn
The improved condition of Military affairs and the
constant succession Of Victories together with the
-Four Hundred Millions OF Legal Tender interest
bearing uOtfs or Treasury Notes, rence=B the ssH-
ing Of further long aud permanent Loans at present
exceedingly dOub ful.
The Loans Of the Government, maturing in 1881
arc now se'ing at SIX per cent. premium These
would adyauc7 to 10 or Is per cent premium, If the
Secretary of the Treasury should discontinue the
sales OF the SOS and tie fO's themselves would
soon comm ard handsome premium, should the de-
mand foe Government LOaEg, as the basis for bank
that the SocretaryO the Treasury may receive sub
scripttOu5 to the $40 Loan for a longer period
she ud thers be any delay in the preparation Of the
notes for ihe supplying Of the Treasury with funr
should be, in view Of the manifest bene 70 tte
country from the present popular mode Of dstribut
ing the loans of tho Nations nmunrst the peuple-oI
to encouraSe he formation Of ths New Banlls-de-
oids il 10 BE- wise and udicluI to further extend the
time OF SUI scrip pti0ns T. the 20s at par His views
and intentions the subject of course IN known
therefore,, the safest aud wsest course Is TO subcbt
a. once, whils- Six cent Bond with the in er
est and principal payable in Gold, can be had a.
| par. -....
It will afford me pleasure to furnish full inform
| t on in regard to tre formation Of tte Nattona
"a ks, ana thu necessary steps TO he takrn PRINTED
| docrments relative thereto will bo turnislad. a
/ Washington, on appc alton 10 Hon Hugh McCul
Tough, Comptroller Of the Currency or by the under
| signed .f" JAY COOKE,
subscription gent for $50 Loap, ia South Thir'
Il Street, Phiiadeiphia.
lived BY The III 5lef28sat IS aak Of 95seisnd " Il
/ iuly2r4J9 II. z. HANDY, PIes't.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25
Ths Chief Attributes Of Manhood


For the Benefit OF Nervous Suffer Z
ers. The WARNIHG VOICE on
Sslf-CuTe Of Debility, Consumption
Premature Decay, Loss Of Memory, &C., By -
Sufferer Enolosing stamp, address
ID. II. WELLINGTON, Boston, u
PREVENTION BETTER THAN CUREI
new French Safe Is the only article ever recomIl
cd By the Medical Profession as 3 SAFE and sun
VentiVe- Samples sent, sAFELY OOECEALEDi
address, on rsosiDt Of stamp. decli
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25
sPFeIaL E6neEs.
Helm EEEFs
INIAIITABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE.
tt 10 Not q nva

But restores gray hair to its original color By sup
plying the capillary tubes with natural suseuances
impaired By age disease. All INSTANTANEOUS DYES
composed u lunar cauatc, destroying tbs vitality
aud b. auiy Of the hair and afford Of themselves %
dressing. heimstreets Inimitabla Coloring not on7
restores hair 10 its natural color By an eay process
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25
UNION STATE TICKET.


FOR Governor-J0HN BR0UGH, CuYahoga ecu -ty.
Iieuf tov.-CHAS. ANDERSON. Montgomery %
sun Judge-HO KING a HUNTER, Va rheld %
Auditor Of State-JAME5 II. GOODMAN, Marion Co
Traas Of Gtate-G FULoEI DuRsH1. Miami 70
b Pub MoLks-JNO " BARREkE. llghland 20.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25

We are compelled to again omit the re-
port of our Depot Hospital.
SOLDIERS AID Society.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25
Importnnt Rxpeditlon.

A Newbern dispatch of July 2Sth says
that a cavalry expedition left that place
5.,
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Dr.. g RAH N,
EsBsbsr Of he Royal College Of Physieia.
London, England; Graduate Of
RicOrd's HospifaI for .

LoadOB, England; GTaduate Of
Records Hospital for .
FEMALE DISEASE
and constant attendant Of Paris, London, New
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten Ysl
has opened his Once at the
johnson House, Clevelsnd,
where he Willb vpg to meet all those Who are
aictsd with and chronic diseases
His treat BtirelY different from the
plan, mLe, sfacaeIous and effective. His n
icines afs simply gesetsbIo extracts and oils, 0
have nsVer been used ea BY two other physioiaIs
America besides himsslE. DE has spent the great
part Of his life and thorIAnds Of dollars IN obtain
q few secrets in his profession BE tosta the Or
for all forms Of disease. Hochargefor giving al
honest and true statement Of their case
sPERMATOBHG1A.
To YOUNG MEN-Hs can prove t5 You IN few y
utes that he Is the only physician you ever trei
with that cures this disease. Eor sFery patient
will follow bis directions, he viii give One Hunf
Dollars If be fails IN curing this disease. No ch
made for consultation. Those at distance who
70 consult the Doctor may do 80 by sending .
visi n 17Sire ~ mail with name sex and age 4.
will answer and describe their case and the poss
ity Of getting reliof, By enclosing return Poe
stamp. mar.
Ths Chief Attributes Of Manhood
frequently lost or suspended By mal-praotices an
ofous habits that will Inevitably lead TO hersd
disease unless checked IN time Read the truths
down in the treatise HUMAN FRAILTT, or P
BIOLOGICAL REsEARCHEs." Il Is slaboratsly illu
ted with eolored engrsvIngs and win oonvinos
most hardened and unconoernsd, IS well a. re
the minds OF the most depending, By leading
in the right channel for relief Of bodily and
agony and despair.
DB-Sold by DR.. BARROW, I94 Blocker. St.,
Price 25 cents. Sent tres everywhere. See ad7E
ment Of " Iriesemar' in another cutnmn.
Sold also By G. W. OLARK, DF0sgist, OlsFt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25

DYE FLOURI-A GaOD ARTICLE
l. for sale low by .- ...
ITS2i THATOHf r. cARDNER, BURT 60
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25

The sfoT-sa1 business glIl be cont nued by 7.
Schmidt st the former place, IN the Old Baptist
Church, co nsr Of sene-a aud Champ,ain Streets.
Iul . 3 r. : fHMIDT.
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ELOnRy

ATEW WHEAT AND FLOUR AT
lV A. NJ. PGRRY & co.'s.
Iulv o .aH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25

H D CLARK, Plaintiffs Attorney.
iuIvIOe452.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25

EVlOUR-40O BBLs. Double EX-
TEA RED WHEAT FLOUR, FOR sale by
mayI5 u T. LYON 2 m r. ILL. .
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25
I COLOMON'S IMPROVED SPEC

BACKUs B NOBLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-07-25

Let employers, let men Of means, club
together and raise funds for the same pur-
pose. Let lhe good work be insugurated
at once, and pushed on. Let It be entered
upon, not grudgingly, but as duty, cheer
fully, heartily.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08
TIE REVOLUTION ~ sANTO DO.
MINCED.

The people Of the late Republic Of Ssnto De
mingo, which in l-6l was sold by is President,
Santana, to Spain, have again risen in nsuIec-
tion for the recovery Of then national ndcpcnd-
cnce. The first attempt made some month";
ago, was speedily suppressed; but this time they
have been, at least, encouraged by several sue
cc'scs Of some Importance. Even the Spanish
accounts admit that the troops sent to the scene
OF war have been thus far unable to suppress
the Robell.on that The City Of Santiago the
largest city in the North, has been burned by the
natives, and that the troops had retired to tie
seaport town, Puerto Plata. This place, We are
further told, ia not adapted for n base of more
extensive operations, and Monte Christi,
another seaport town near the IIaytian frontier,
Is said TO have been selected for hi, purpose.
Reports from Turks Island, which belongs 10
England, represent the instruction as u much
more serious affair than the Spanish papers ad-
nit They state that not only has the important
town Of Santiago been burned, but the Spanish
troops which had been sent there were positively
defeated, with loss Of infantry, cavalry, and ar
tillcry. The revolution was assuming more
serious aspect every day, aud with the exception
of the seaport towns of santo Domingo City,
SANTANA, and Puerto Plata, the whole country
had revoltcd. Though the country is small
about the size of Vermont and New-Hampshirc
taken together-thc natives think that the phys
ical character of the island will enable small
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-08

Whom Mr.. Bull emits s0nOrOus roar about
the devices and desires Of other nations. it
usually turns out that they are also the devices
and desires Of Mr.. Bulls own noble heart and
that he is only indignant at being interfered
with in some pet project. Some Of his indis.
Greet journalists have been airing their horror
at the extreme barbarism Of using "Greek
Fire" and the wickedness Of the Yankees in 50
| doing. Whereupon an ingenious person, by
name John Macintosh, writes to The London
star. that the British Government has been
experimenting with "Greek Fire." ever since
1853 A special committee was appointed to
consider The whole question OF "incendiary, or
,orjd fire shells" under the superintendent
of Cant. Sir Thos. Maitland, WITH view TO
the introduction of the system in naval warfare.
Further experiments were ordered by the Duke
Of Newcastle, then Secretary of State for War,
and subsequently by Lord Panmure, to test tho
efficiency Of the principle in land operations.
These experiments consisted in placing inaam.
mable materials at a range OF 600 yards, and
endeavorng to obtain their ignition. Three
shells were tried without effect, 1.-THE Macintosh
she'll. filed with liquid composition, was per.
fectly successful. Here is the specification in
the Macintosh patent:
"Tell di,plrssm shell. with coslsr uNphLs miyed with
riorpfotu- and Oisuyhur.l OF carbon having bursting
sh,re. sufficient 70 opn the Shells lien red the bgrss
III he. sb.l- In all directions art lie
shower of infanmobe material iblnz among csysry a,f
troops ignite. spontaneously csns their immediate di'ol
Fine into shipping thee ilss onr'ung on Geek
or below scatter nann1abe material IN al directions.
AID able lres and destruction 90 the crew "no
uat 10 eepe except by dropping overheard and The Eess
itself spescy consumed aid rom the crew having been
n nderd impossible 1st described fred INTO hsfoDs
d3ck ard. towns the regt Is ase cestluct'e ana Dc
/ c.siYe'
This Is very bad indeed The dear, Old, be.
nevolent barbarous Bull Really Mr. Macn.
.osh did very wrong, to let out the secret Dia
phraem shells-coal.. Ear apAtha-phosph
bsulphurtt OF carbon-really Bull can blaze a.
bariarou.ly rs the best. when he tries
But as we Ike TO be consoatory even to
Mr. Bull, we beg leave to Inform him that to
the best of our opinion information, and belief
Greek fire is much more talked about, than EN-.
ployed in America; tina. up to this time, il has
not ONLY not burned an clubhouse nor raised
! Ulster, bat that we have rot attempted It's use
a., all. When we have al perfected the missile,
10 will be time enough to call Worlds Ant.
Greek Fire Convention.