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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04
In ohaneeryE.
In Circuit Court Of
Ohio Co., West
Virginia.

The devisees, heirs at law and
executor Of Moses ". Chap In Circuit Court Of
line, deceased and Mary ?. Ohio Co. West
ny 13 virtue Q, decree rendered IN .ss above en-.
ID titled cause on the 22d day Of October, A. D.
1864 It was among other things H9ludged, ordered
the Commissioners OF this Court to audit state and
report the account of Alexander II. ChapIine, as
Executor Of the last will and testament Of Moses
w. Ohap1ine, deceased, and also that he ascertain
and report the amount and application Of the money
paid by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Josiah FOX to the heirs Of Moses ". ohspline, de.
ceased situated In the county Of Marshall and also
Of all monies which have come 20 the hands Of said
Executor, Alexander II. Chapline, under the will Of
said Josiah Fox, deceased belonging to the heirs Of
Moses ". ChApIine, deceased.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04
Cavalry and Artillery Horses
7-- Wanted. ~ 6
oUARTERMAsTER's oFEIoE,

A sSIsTANT QUARTERAAsTER's oFRIoE, 1
IA WHEELING, w. VA, November LIST, 1854.
CAVALRY AND ARTILLERY HORSES will be
purohA sed in the open market at Wheeling, W. Va.
One hundred and hfty-hve dollars $3.50 will be
paid for Cavalry and one hundred and sixty.hVe
dollars CSl66) for Artillery Horses.
Artillery Horses must be Of dark color, sound in
all particulars, strong, quick and active, well bro
ken and square trotters In harness, in good flesh
and condition, from six to ten years old, md not
leas than 15H hands high, each horse not TO weigh
less than ,O5J pounds
Cavalry Horses must be sound in all particulars,
well broken, in full flesh and good condition, from
10 70 1e hands high, from to years old, and well
adapted in Svery way to Cavalry purposes.
By order Of Col JAS. A. EKTN, Col. In charge 1st
nOVl Cant. 4 A. O. II.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04
aEsaRA1 ROssOR4ss, who probably nm

GENERAL RosEORANs, who probably I'M
deFstanda the present cOndiaonipf affairs
as we'll as any man in the army, SAYS
whenever they (the rebels) have the
power, they drive before them into tbAif
ranks the Southern people as thew vonId
also drive us. Trust them not Were thew
able they would invade and destroyrus
without mercy. Absolutely assured of these
things, am amazed, that any one could
think of peace on any terms he who
entertains Ethisse ndmelt is ft only to be
slave; he who utters it at this timeis, more.
over, traitor to his country, who deserves
the scornl and contempt of all honorable
man, ~ ,li.iIsl - 5-a--,ss5 .'ifs l7T
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04
49o,1l4

Now if every one of these States were
to vote as in 1860, while the residue did
the same, he would still be oVerwhelm-
ingly elected, having with West Virginia,
Kansas and NevadaJ Is3 electoral votes to
AZ against him. But the States above
paraded as going against Mr.. Lincoln in
1850, giving him but fifth of their aegre.
gate popular vote, will nosO give, an aggre.
gate majority 'foR him, both in their popular
and their Electoral vote, substantially as
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04
ooMM1ssIoNER,s oPP1oE,

WHGlL4Ns, Nov. 2, 1884
otSe thSt have tn Se a oo tSG
day of December, A. D. 1854, a. the time, and my
law office in the city ofWheelipg the place, when
and where shall proceed to examine and report
In reference to the matters in said decree contained
and when and where all parties interested are
GIBSON L. oRANAIER,
nUV2 sft ~ Commissioner.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04
J. g IL. WALTERs

"oULD Announce to the Ladies Of wheeling
L ~ and vicinity that they viz have thar opening
the prevailing styles and 1atest PaTiGlan m0del.
We would also call the atteutiDn q the pubic 10
RenArAl % our large assoTfment o. ClOakl, Balm0r
skiTts Hoop skirts, W0olen Goods, such aS QhI1.
dfenB Melted Cloaks, Breakfast oBp4s Melted HOodl
6cnhE8, BalmoEal BtockinR1, and many Othar RO0ds,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04

be defeated by gigantic frauds; and our
adyersaries understand it as we'll as we do
Hence the late Ferry Donahue NeWcomo
operations.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04
PROSPECTS NEXT TUESDAY.
Rrnnn Tho V IT.

The Herald ciphers out an anti.Lincoln
majority in 1860 of l03, 623 in the States
now preponderantly loyal to the Union.
To do this, it ignores the new States of
West Virginia, Kansas and Nevada, which
will nearly swamp the majority. But the
new loyal snd-Lincoln States, of '6O are as
follows: ,rs.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04
NEW ADVERTTsEMNTS
TncreaSe i'm Price of Beer,

r AN AUTHORIZED BY THE BREWERS AS
i ISOLATION OF the City OF wheeling to announce
that on aud after the tenth day Of November the
price Of Lager Beer will be raised to two dollars and
half 50) Per keg and Common Beer % two dol
bars no ;Sa1Sl DAVID Mnasss,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04
DIEIl.

Last evening, at r O'Clock, wnuAu FoRsHTr,
aged IS years. 10 .fga.l :
His funeral Will take place from his late residence
on Main street, Centre Wheeling, Saturday alter
noon at . O'Clock. Friends of the family are re-
SpectfulIJ invited to attend. -
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04
Valuable Farm for Sale.

THE undersigned offers iOH sale his Farm, stu
i ated three miles East Of 81. OairsViIle and one
mile South ofthe National Road, containing
I6O ACRES,
40 under cultivation; has plenty OF good timber IL
well Watered, lies very faVoFably, easy cult
VAtS and IL good quality Ct land. Il eOntAIns
THREE DWELLING HOUSES,
with ample and convenient out-bulldings and shed
room Tor sheep and cattle. Its chief FeeommendA-
ton IL its abundance Of
FRUIT,
Of great variety and choice quality, surpassed by
no Orchard in this country. The fruit has been Sc
lectsd with special reference to profit in market,
and consists Of Apples, Cherries, Peaches, Pears,
Ounces, Plums and Grapes, together with small
fruits Of all varieties
This farm will be sold on easy terms.
Hor particulars inquire Of the uudersigned on
20 oost s. SAMUEL R. Y1NNEY.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04
valuable Real Estate for Sale,
ON TUESDAY, THE a2d OF NOVEMBER, 1894
AT THE FRONT DOOR OF THE COURT HOUSE
FOR OHIO COUNTY,

ON TUESDAY, THE 92d OF NOVEMBER, 1891
AT THE FRONT DOOR OF TIE COUNT HOUbb
FOR OHIO COUNTY.
A the time and place above stated. vim oner
"A for sale, Of public auction, the following prop
Lot No. 20, on the south aide OF Quincy street,
Of Sixth street and adjoining the residence OF
Jacob z. Greer, Esq.
Lots No. 81 and IS, on the north aide Of LAnslsy
street ct its Intersection with Seventh street. On
these lots Il large ice house.
Lot No. ia, on The north side Of Webster street,
extending back TO the creek. On this lot Is large
Lot No. IS, at the corner Of German and HarshalI
streets, now occupied by JameGAshWorth,i in Centre
Lot No. =, In Square 5, in the town Of sOuth
Wheeling. -
This sale being had under q decree Of the oireuit
Court for Ohio county, an unsxceptionable title viii
be given TO each purchaser. EIher all Of these
lots may be puFehased a. private sale: ,.,,,s
- ma 4'' RACHAEL HoRNBRooK,
Adnninistratrix, with the win annexed, Of ?. B.
HoTnbrook, deceased. noVA
OHoULDRR BRAoEs.-Fhe largest assortment
- in the city selling at old prices At BOOKINGS
Odd TelloWIHAu Drug Store. nova
poUME &TAYLoR's AMADoN CORN PLASTER
u the best article ever sold for the cure Of
Corns. supply Just received at 3. B0CKING6
Mol Odd Fellow Hall Drug Store. nova
DRowN's BRONCHIAL TROoHBs-ROr the al
ID deviation and cure Of bronchitis, Hoarseness,
Coughs, Colds, &c,-sold ct =. BOOKINGS Odd
Fellow Hall Drug Store. nova
TOELAND MOSS ooCoA-combining the nutri-
i tive qualities Of Iceland Moss AAd Cocoa, highly
recommended by Physicians in all cases Of Debility,
Indigestion and Pulmonary DiseA8oB-SOld at y.
BOOKINGS Odd Fellow HAn Drug Store. nova
CoIs SPARKLING GELATINE AND OOoPER's
~ ISINGLAsS-A freSh supply Just received at
3. BOOKINGS Odd Fellow Hail Drug Store. nova
ORIENTAL FRUIT PASTE, or Aromatic Jelly Of
" Pigs and Senna-A simple, palatabIe and en-
caciouS 0athartte Medieine-Sold at Z. BOOKINGS
Odd Fellow Hall Drug Store. nova
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04
To Coal Miners

VlRN Or FIFTEEN GOOD MINERS can get con.
slant employment, good wages aud prowpt pay
lt the oAmePic1n Gas Goal Mines, 81 Fatrm6uf
W. Va. Mem having families preferred. T. IT7T J 4
nOV1-1Ws WIN. WALKLATR, Foreman.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04

TIMRROIDKRKD AID PLAIN COLLARS, 0Faps;
n And Baels TFInmSd dos gsaold Mourning do
At Ess.Ff5 y.r'sr p. h1C0L BR0Ss
eetA4 "a He 1ft-r TO ~ IAN sN'Se's
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04
FOR SALE.

A PAIR OF FINE BLACK MARES, Eve years
"A old and well matched. Any ono In want Of
once. i1 ---.-l -a.g55i j. B, MELL0R,
noy1-1Wi rrf..s No. 139 Main street.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04
NOTICE.

TUE WEST VIRGINIA HOSPITAL FOR THE
Il Insane win be prepared 70 receive patientS On
and AFTER the 18th Of November next. IN -,
oct2l.lm =. P. oAMDEN, President.
lAli papers n West Virginia eegy one month and
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04
NOTICE.

HAVuSeJult returned from Canada and the West,
u and finding Barley more plsnt4fll thsR1 an
tIeipatadI i Tel . pleasure IN ann1aneiRg % my
CUSTOMERS and the public generally that VIII sell
my Ala - follgg6s xAlsl no x1 Ale III, aud
Ksnnstt Ale 81 81, per barrel, trOm date.
~ - = -GHOg VI SMITH ~
nsp2S WhsSling Brewery.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04
. JESSE B. MELLoR,
No. 1879 Main Street,
Ossl4 WHEELING.
C0-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

T HAVE this day associated with me In the
i Boot and Shoe buIinsB Mr.. I. BALL, under The
urn name Of
ROBINSON q BALL.
Mr.. i. BALL having had Rftssn years sxperienee
in the manufacture Of Boots and Shoes d all d.
seriptiOns, are better able to suit all We are
determined not 70 be undOEsold BY any other house
In the city. Cone one, come all, and = conVincad
We will continue the business In all IL branches
At No. 166 Main street, corner Market alley, and
at j. BalPs former place Of bushes Main street.
shove North street, North Wheeling, with larger
stock and increased facilities for manuflcturfnK.
We hope 70 be able 70 suit an q our old eustOmsFs
and ali others Why may faVOF n with . call.
@WE STUDY 10 PLEAsK!"
ROBINSON / BALL.
"sign Of the Big Black Boot. Oet45
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-11-04

Administrator, with the win ANNEXED, % Moran
Nelson deceased, trustee In the above dated DECD.
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Francis D. ohapnne

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30

FEST WARE RECRUITING Association
VIM. Melhinch, President; Erastus Ches-
ter, Secretary James W. Lee, Treasurer !;
S. h. Mather, E. HeSsenmusller, E. R. Per-
kins, W. Melhinch and H G. Celwell, Fins
ance Committee Thomas Jones, Jr., and
@. C. Rogers, Recruiting Committee.
There will be meetings at the Engine
House every evening this week and next,
and every man in the Ward who wants to
see it out of the Draft is expected to be
present.
Ills proposed Immediately to raise funds
sufficient to pay bounties to the required
number of men, and it is understood that
until $4,000 are raised, no money will be
paid out, so that if there shall not be q
reasonable prospect of success those con-
tributing may form Protection Associa-
tion and take as many shares as their
subscriptions shall entitle them to. Let
every man be on hand, this evening, pre-
pared to help both with his time and his
money.
The Finance Committee are requested to
meet at the Engine House, at Z o'clock,
to devise ways and means for raising the
necessary funds.
dec;30. WI. MILHIScK,
President
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30
azw YORK ELAEKET.-Dec 2s
TBT EkLzaRAPH.I

[BT FkLzGRAPH.1
COftOn-Steady and without decided change in
price. Midding 81 16.
FIOnr-state and Western Sc better and rather
sales a. 50 95@Io o5 for extra State; SO oOa
IL 05 for common to good shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio; sIl l0@l2 90 for trade brands
WhiEEy-ouist. Sales at 81 81 cash and 50 22
az % regular for western.
Wheat-Sa6o better and more active, partly
good Chicago spring So q; No. Milwaukee club
So 25; eOmmon winter red western 81 81.
CSrn-DuiI.s Sales at 81 sss1 90 Soz mixed
western.
Oats-MOro &C i've and lc higher. Sales 81 OF
al Os for western.
COffee-Dnu and unchanged.
Sugar-Steady. NuscoTado 1s7zSlsc; Ha-
Tana ls1S919c.
MOlRsses-Dull.
WOOI-Quiet.
PetrOIeum-1c better. Sales at 51ofor Oruds;
7Io for Refined in bond; 81 90 for RsHned free,
POFk-Modsrstely active at somewhat irregu-
lar prices. saIes st $50 I21S9S9 s71S for 1861
mtA5 cash and regular way, elosing s39 25 cash;
$40 609sn % for new mess; Ss4 609s5 90 foE
prime, and SIS 6o@39 90 prime mess. Also $500
er'a option, ct s41 75942 Is, and 100 bbls do, for
January 18th 10 February 18th, at buyers option
ct $40 90,
BeeELittle more active at previous prices
Cut Meats-sfssdy. Sales at 1714a1sac for
shoulder; 1902lc for Hams.
Bacon BideS-mors active. Cumberland cut,
lorg ribbed, long Gear, short ribbed and long cut
hams, for January AID February, on part, and
Cumberland cut on ths spot ana for Js uaTy al
SOz92Ie.
Dressed HOgs-Better demand. Gales 81
1870 for western.
Larli-Rathsr frmsr. Fsles at 2oG2l5sa, ttC
latter for choice.
Hutter-Heavy and quiet at S694se for Ohio
489e0e for Ftate; latter prics for fancy.
Clleese-Qpset.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30

The receipts Of grain eontinUs light, but fully
equal to the d,mand, which is small. The market
this morning opened dali for grain. In FlOur s5mo
improvement in the inquiry wss shown, but it was
only to supply local wants After the receipt Of the
Eastsrn msrket, showing q decided advance Ia Gold
and better market for Breadstuhs, there was
more inquiry for Wheat, but the transactions were
stlIl very light, with nominal improvement of &c
on No. 2. Extra and 30. held above the views OF
buyers. Corn sold this morning at decline Of 1c
on old shslled but after the New York report, the
market became fifm at previous quotations. Oats
are steady and unchanged. Bye and Barley quiet
and nominal
In Pro7isIoEs we have no change to note Dressed
Hogs are coming IN more freely from lossl pro-
duesrs, the resort had by packers 10 other POINTS
for their supply doubtless conducting to thiS effect,
There is no change in pr,oe, though this market is
weaker at present figures
HighEine5 have ruled dali today, no saleI being
reported. Holders are asking 50 20, but the mar
ket is not strong at this figure.
Other articles are unchanged, with only mode
rate business doing.
EEeights-stsady at the following rates AL
RAm-To New York, Flour s2 90; Wool 81 81
Dressed Hogs 81 80. To Boston, Flour So TO- Wool
81 Al; Dressed Hogs 81 10.
FIOur-Rsther better demand to day, and un-
changed. Sales 100 bb's Xxx white at s1I 1211l 100
bbls Xxx rcd at $40 CO. 100 bbls do do at SO 1255l
Wheat-5etteP, Ealssst Board of l, % bu No.
red from store at 50 o.; car No. 2 red on track
at 50 O2; 4 cars No. 1 Indiana red from store at
g 10.
COrn-ssl,s ttis s-O=niDg Of 800 bu old sheilad
fr N store at 81 80. Held at 81 40 ct the close
New nszlse,od.
ts ssl2 GAE Et fsqa sTa tE:. ss2Es at sso
DFesse1 HOgs-Coming forward gore freely
but unchanged, though less arm. The range psi,
by packers is I49l5s per n the outside figure fo
extra choice.
POrk-pemand light. Geld ct gao 20 for No
I Mess; SSs 90 for No. do.
LartI-ln fair request at 2zc in tierces, 25c il
kegs, for city rendered.
ButteF-Quiet. Western Res,rTe 4s945o; Cen
trail 4094lc.
Cheese-No change in prices, and ths marke
quiet at 1s92Os for good to choice.
Eggs-In fair request only at s7G3sc.
HiRhwines-Hsld at So 20, but there were L
sales to-day and the hrmneis of yesterday is hard
iy maintained.
AIcOhOI-Held at 81 4O94 45 for 90 per cent
Neutral Proof Spirits 50 s592 30.
PetrOIeuAs-Market firm and unchanged q
939s5e for Refined.
POuIfry-Demsnd fair at 14Sl6o for d1esss
Turkeys; l291So fo= 90 Chickens; To9sOc for d
Geese.
Beans-steady at 50 OO92 25 for medium whit,
Dried AppIes-Ths demand is good and II
market very firm at I3c, pay for packages.
Green AppIes-In good steady demand
81 5O93 co, according to quality.
Salt-steady. Coarse 80 20; Ground Solar S. 2
Fine at 81 95.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30

To THE PAsToRs OF CHURoHEs IN CLEVELAND
AND NORTHERN oHIo.-At meeting of the
Army Committee of the 0. s. Christian
Commission, on the 27th inst, in Cleveland,
the appeal was considered, recently sent
from the central Office in Philadelphia,
relative to gift, by the people, Of I44l
camp libraries of $50 volumes each, to our
soldiers in actual sevice. This appeal was
made sat the earnest solicitation of several
general officers" 1t is urged that our SOL
diers at the front, in the trenches and in
camp, will be benefited bodily, mentally,
and morally, in high degree, by putting
within their reach the means for mental
occupation and nouriBhment. Books of
general literature, standard poetry, fe-
ton, science, history, biography, maga-
zines, reviews, and illustrated papers
neatly bound, religious works-in
fact, any books adapted to interest and
inform the mind, which are not hurtful in
their moral tendency, will be gladly ac-
cepted and eagerly read. The world has
never before seen such soldiers as those
GOmpObl our great hGLAy VI EA0SuSAs
TEeq are reading and thinking men. Shall
we not cheer them in their absence from
home by sending them books which we
can and ought to spare. The Christian
Commission cannot, with its other urgent
work, raise the large sum requisite to buy
these libraries. There is no need it for
the people have the books, and, doubtless,
will gladly send them, if the way is
opened.
The Army Committee therefore earnestly
request each Pastor to Irassnt this matter
as soon as possible to his congregation, urg-
ing the people to bring to their several
churches, when they open them
for religious services, such books
from their sunnlies at home. as they can
spare. The books so collected msy be sent
to the Savings Bank, corner of Bank and
Frankfort streets, Clevelsnd.
It will be grateful to the soldiers to see
written in the books, the names Of host
sending them.
1t is believed, after this appeal has been
made by pastors, that no family will be
found which will not send at least one book
to our noble defenders.
Pre't Cleveland Army Committee, 0. s
Christian Commission.
December 2e, 1854.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30

TIE On CRY Administrators CoSFEs-
s.oS-The Pittsburgh Chronicle prints the
following account of an alleged confession
made in that city BY the suspected mur-
derer Of McFate:
An incident has occurred in connection
with the late atrocious murder in Oil City,
strikingly similar to an episode in the re-
cent fearful railway murder in England,
for which the man Muller was executed.
It appears that on Monday night last 3
man named Marie Campbell, q resident Of
Manchester, went into RoWle's Eating
Saloon, in the Allegheny Market House,
and entered into a conversation with the
inmates, during which he stated that he
was the murderer Of MeFate, who was Kill
led in Oil City on the goth inst. He also
said thai before he committed the murder,
he had understood that Mr., McFate had
forty thousand dollars upon his person, but
afterwards discovered that his poeketbook
contained only four dollars. Officer Patton
was informed of the circumstance, and up
on visiting the Saloon, Campbell repeated
tho story to him. The officer ques-
toned him for some time, and at
length concluded to take him in
10 custody. He was locked up
until morning, when he had & hearing be-
fore the Mayor, during which he denied
knowing anything about the matter, and
stated taat he had been intoxicated on the
previous night, a fact which could not be
controvertsd. The Mayor was at loss to
know how TO dispose of the case, and sent a
note TO District Attorney Kirkpatrick, ad-
yising him of the circumstance, and re-
ouestipe his advice Mr.. kirkpatrick re-
commended the Msyor TO commit him for
g further hearing, and in the meantime to
communicate with the authorities Of Oil
City, which the Mayor concluded to do.
1t has since been ascertained that Campbell
was in Oil City about the time of the mur-
der, although he denied it at the time Of
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
FOR IRREGULARITIES

These Drops are q scientifically compounded hu-
I'd preparation, aad better thsu any pills powders
or nostrumsi being liquid, their action is direct
and po5itiTe, rendering them reliable, speedy
and certain specific for tho cure Of all distinctions
and supprssaiOns Of nature.
Their popularity is indicated By the fact that
over IOO 90 bottles are aanusIy sold and e5nsumed
By tbs ladies Of the United States and every one Of
them speak in the strongest terms fprai,o of their
great merits.
They are speedily taking the place Of every oiher
female remedy, and are considered By dealers, ecn-
suners, physicians, and all who know ausht Of
tho, as the sursst, safest and most iufsllibis pre-
para,ion in the world, for the cure of all female
complaints, the removal Of al osstfustlons Of ns-
turs, and III, promotion of health, strength and
regularity.
Explicit directions, stating when they may be
used, and explain 'ng reasons why and whom they
should not be used. without producing results con
trary to the eourse Of nsturss ehossn LAYS, VIII be
found carefully folded around each bottle With the
signature Of Dr. J0HE L LYON, without whies
none are gsnuins. They are prepared ct the l'o0r-
asOry Of JOHN L. LYON, N. D., 70. % OhhPei
street. New Haven, Conn.,, who cs7 Do e0nloi'so
either personally or by mail (ne''ins '''mp) con-
earning all nrIvsts diseases sad fsmals weaknesses
q Q. CLARK CO.,
n.,.r,I ,,.,,, far he United ststes & CsnaiAs-
For sale in Fer York BY
DEBIAs BARNES 8 CO.,
No. 2l Park row.
&c. WELLS s CO.,
No. 115 Franklin street.
H.B, HElIBOLD,
No 5si BrosdEay,
CHAs. N. CRITTEGToSs
10. So Sixth avenue.
And all Druggists snd Apo,heearlcs in the city and
LORD SMITH,
Western Agents, Chicago, Ill
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30

The particular attention of our readers is
called to the large stock of Furs, on sale at
s. Benedict Sons fashionable establish
R9sfptb, RTS9f They keen tAs best and most fash
and those wishing Furs would do well to
call on them. dec24.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30

We observe by the notice of the secre-
tsry of the 'Liverpool Oil Company" pub
ished in another column, that the stock Of
this company is nearly all taken, and that
they contemplate closing the books for sub
scription on the Slst inst. The large NUM-
Der of our prominent business men inter
estsd in this company have insured the
taking of its stock with almost unpreea-
dented rapiditT.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-30

The OLD BAPTIST CHURcH. - The "old
Baptist church, which was destroyed by
fire last summer, is arising, like Phenix,
from its ashes. Indeed it appears consi-
dersbly handsomer now than ever before,
having been rebuilt in the best of style,
With new brick. The old building seems
determined not to disappear yet awhile.