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France has 2 600 cotton factories, en-.

France has 1900 cotton factories, en-
ploying 274, $50 hands, running $500, 600
spindles and using l4O 100000 pounds Of
cotton. The United States has only90 fac
tories, employing only l0l, 900 hands, but
they run 100000 spindles and use 426-
$4,000 pounds of cotton. Great Britain
employees $50, 900 hands in 3,O46 factories
with q, 100000 spindles, using 99O,OOO,0OO
pounds Of cotton; only little more than
twice the amount used in the 80 American
factories.
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The Turning POiut Fast ApproachInx.

The Richmond Wing says there is feel
ing, however, abroad in the land that the
great crisis Of the Wsr-the turning point
in our fate-is fast approaching. Wheth-
er crisis be upon us or moi, there can be
in the mind Of no man who looks at the
map of Georgia, and considers her geo
graphical relations TO the rest Of the Con
federacy, single doubt thst much Of our
future is involved in the result Of the
next spring campaign in Upper Georgia.
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Whnt snn Krnnciscn Enta.

The San Francisco Bulletin says, upon
the authority Of trustworthy statistics,
that the population of that city, amount
ing to about 100000 persons, consumes
daily ninety seven thousand eight hun
dred and ffty-two pounds Of meat. 1t
adds than San Francisco probably con-
sumes more animal food than any city Of
the same size in the whole country.
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EARNS FOR BALE.
HN G.. JENNIN GS,
Real Estate & Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING.

Policies Written in the
Charter Oak Fire Ins. Co.
North American Fire Ins Co. r1SrIIoru' G
Merchants Fire Ins. Comply. COnh'
City Fire Ins. Co, New Haven, Conn.
Massasoit springfd d, Mass.
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, Ct.
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A FgIFED N EEED-TET II. y
DR. BEest'a fETATaBIBLa EIHI@ EET IL DFeDArSs
IRON tie recipe o. d. Stephen BWeetl Of OonRsctio
tbs ErsSt bone setter and has heen used in hs 1rEl
Is Tor thu lsst twenty years with the most sEtonl
NJ u1oosss AS an external remedy Ii II Elthout
rival, and VII GlleYiAte pain speedily than HDt
othef preparation Fer ali Rheumatic ead EsreotI
DisOrdera Il q truly tnfslubla, sad cnratye !cl
EOrsS, Wounds, BpFains, Br1ises, &c- 10 soothing
healing and powerful siren sthsning pFopenstiesy @
lte the ;ust wonder and ast1nshEas1t Of ell who h
ngeF given IS trial. Over f0ur hud~ed certihoete3
q remarkable cares performed By u Ethla the Last
1e-f 0rervs1gDd GarTlaltenu-dEur:Te2f
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Ar christening, while a minister was
making the certificate, he forgot the date,
and happened to say. "Let me see, this is
the Both" " The thirtieth !" exclaimed
the indignant mother; indeed, 1t is only
the eleventh |"
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Why should the male sex avoid the let
ter Az
Because 1t makes men mean.
What is that which any man can di.
vide, but no man can tell where it hss
been divided
Water.
Why is a woman often making sad
noise2
Because she's generally in hustle.
What part OF q ship is like a farmer?
The tiller.
What is the Oldest tree in America?
The elder tree.
What day Of the year is a command to
go ahead?
March 4th.
ONE OF LIFE'S LESSONS.
AL my life I still have found,
And will forget it never:
Every sorrow has its bound,
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VlHE ALL EUgEI0IENT TBRWE

tAE ALL EUBElUiGNTT tn REk
Il -TBIESEaABl ], and :, are pro sscsed By Boy
el Letters Patent o. ENGLAND, and secursd by tht
seals q ths 1colo Dc PhGTEaole do Psrfs end tAs
Imperial College Of Hedicius, Vienna
40 Gs.q a ipgalushla- -A.s5
rhoea and all phyaicGI disabilities.
No. Two completely srpdfcste5 all traces OF these
diseases that h1ye heretofore been treated BY the nsu
5eOus and perniciOuB uEs cf c5bzVla and cuboba
Nos Three has entirely eupplEntsd theinurious Csc
OF mercury, thereby inzuriag 70 tho sufferer sPseSg
relef disperHins Sl Burittes, and roofing cut thf
TRIEsEnARs Hos. l. ana 3, are preparations IN
orIn Of Lozsnges, devoid o. taste and SMELL aHd car
be carried in the Eaistcoat pos ket sold In tin csze
and divided into separate ccse7 - Gdnlistsrcd b.
Vepau, Lallsmand, houz, Ricsd, &c. PTios s8 saoa;
or ca5es for s9, which s.; and ia szT CAGES
sse and rotai 0, Dr.. BARROW, No. lqs Blseoksr ssr
EsW York.
Immediately on receiving q remittance Or. Barrse
VIII Onward the TriCssueT 70 any Part ct tbs world
ssoursly packed Gnd addressed according u ts Sc.
strGHt.ons OF Sl;s writer.
sSEsoId bv G. W OZARK. gent ta- sipv.'~-d
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MORNING LEADER.
wEDNRsDAY mORNINo IAN. n. Ise4

Far Special and TELEGRAPH News--See
FirisG Page. For LEGAL and Commercial
NeWa--8eo Fourth Page.
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wYNKooP's ICELAND PICTORIAL

Diseases Of the Throat, Chest aad Pulmonary o.
gAns arc ever prevalent, insidiouB and dangerous
The properties Of medicine to alleviate cure ane
uproOt these complaints must be EEpectorant, Ano.
dyne and lnvigoraling, loOsening the mucus OF rs
throat, and imparting tone to tke entire NJ
discovery in medical sciecce ever mastered s Cha5t
Of diseases ike Dr. WyDkoop's Iceland Pectorai II
q with the most HGtCnishiug results in A c5ef
OF Bronchitis. Influenza, WhOopIng Couch, D1pt6e'
Fin or Putrid SIRE Threat, Asthma, Group, Coughs
OOlds, Nervous Debility, &C.
The Rev. j. J. Potter certifes, " that have usec
Dr. WynkOop's Pectora fOT several years, myself ano
N nv family for severe Pulmonary Complaints, and
have recommended it to many others, end nave nev
sr seen its equal" ReY. }. J. PoEIEhI
Brooklyn, n. I,
Hundreds and thousands ofimportaat testimonial
could be produced, showing its remarkable cures and
that Il NEvRR FAILS 1t Is composed OF pure Iceland
Moss, Balm OF Giiead, Peruvian BRlsam, Elecampane
OOmfrey, BurdOck. and other Invaluable expectoran
and tonic ingredients. 1t Is harmless, prompt aoe
lnsting InyalIds and sufferers cannot afford 20 neg
lsct trial. Every family should have it. II 1s re
markAbls for Group, Full descriptions recommend
atoms and directions accompany each bottle.
nI-Prepared by Dr. r, ID. WEsKOOP, and sold bN
u S RARHES + co. NnU York iyiO-Rz-AoU
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Hagan's MagnoIia Balm.

This ID the most delightful and extraordinary ri
ever discovered. It changes the sun-burnt fsos
hands te pearly satin texture OF ravIahfns beau
q, impartng the marble purity Of youth, AID tIls
DTsTHaUH appearance inviting in the city belle e
taahioD. It removes tan reokles pimples and rough
nea from the skin, leaving the complexion fresh
transparent end smooth It contains no material in
furious 70 the akin. PGsroniEsd By Actresses an
OPera Singers. It is what every LADY should hnyn
1BnBold EFsryWheFes
DEMAb g. .BAREEs& A 90,
General Agents,
tuiyl-RSs M Broadway. Nau York
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HOUSES AND LOTS FOE szLE.
House and Lot, corner Euclid and Hudson SITS. Lot
I5lx200. A very desirable location. Terms easy.
Brick House and Lot, corner Of Brownell and VIII
son-Sts. Lot 6Dfset front, running to the Lake.
Can be had at a bargain.
House and lot No SIS kInsman Street, lot IOOxssO;
house has sll the modern improvements Of hot
and cold water and Gas throughout, furnace,
Brick Dwellings, Nos. Io4 and los Euclid Street.
Lots running through to Huron ytrest. VERY
House and Lot, corner Parkman and Brownsll- SITS /;
occupied also as a shoe chop. Lot 25xlOO feet.
Building, Machinery, &c, for the manufacture Of
boxes, wash boards, &c, corner Of Wesr River
ITO feet on Euolid-st TERMS easy.
House and Lot, No. 100 0hlo-St. el 100.
3rick House and Lot, No I22 LakesSt, near to the
residence of L. n Hubby, Esq.
Two Brick Houses and Lots on Euclid-st near Per-
Cottage, No l24 Lake.St. Lot 2sxIOO feet.
House and Lot, No. ri Scoyille- avenue.
25 feet on summit ST., extending to the Lake, cor
Five acres on Wilson Avenue, with considerable i'm
House and Lot, No AZ KInsman-st. A large and
desirat le lot and good house.
Lot on Michigan street, 34zl55 feet o. 900 down and
the balance in one, two and three yeara.
Two-Story Frame houss on Lake street, opposite
Clinton Park. Lot 66xls3 feet. Prioe s2 100
Frame House on st. CLAIR street. Lot 4lIlSO feet.
desirable house and lot In Hudson to exchange for
city property.
FARMS FOB SALE,
2i0 acres in Brecksvile; IS improved baIauce
choice timber land s25 per acres. Terms easy.
l60 acres in Parma, good House and Barn; 30 acres
good timber, well watered and good building
stone,
527 acres in Orange good frame House. IS acres i'm
proved balance timber.
80 acres wood land in Brownhelm, Lorain county,
mtlea north of YermilliOn River.
Saw Mill in Bedford with half an acre Of land On
Tinker's Creek.
u acres on st. clair st. Small frame house.
10 acres Is wood land, balance improvs1) Euclid
Road, good springs of water, fruit, and good
situation for grapes.
Choice and well selected lands in Iowa, Wisconsin
and Michigan, for sale or exchange
80 acres IN EeWbuTg, about miles from CsyelRnd
Good house and barn aud tine orchard IS Co
$50 acres, 80 miles from TOeJo and eight miles from
WauseOn Station on Air Line Raiiroad $50 prai-
RE and balance timber land. New House. Barn.
and good fruit. go per acre; terms easy. dsclS
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mr., g z AH M,
EasSsy Of tLs BoyaJ College Of Fhg'ioisSa'i ]
LosJoE, EagIaad; Grsdsaie o.
EioOrd's HosPitoI for


LoASo%, EnqIazd; eradicate o.
RicOrd's Hospital for
FEMALE DISEASE
ana constant attsndEnt OF Paris, London, EeE
IsanS and MontrssI Hospitals for the last ter YsGH
hsS opsned his ofaos ct the
johnson House, Cleveland,
whsrs 10 VIII DO hsppy 70 meet SD these who are ~
Rioted with gubacute and chronic diBeassz.
HIs trostmsnt Is entirely different from the oil
plan, and is mIia eh1osoious and elective. Hismed
sonea are EEmEly vegetable extracts nd oils, theI
have never been used but by tive oths, physicians
Amerioa besides himself. BE has Hron the GREATS
part Of his lie and Thousands o. dollars in obtslnin
4 few secrets in his profession. lie tests the Urls
for all forms Of disesss. Hooharsefor giving
kansvt ard true statomont Of their osBs.
go bP5saA sTCkHthA.
70 YoUNa MES.-fie 1Rl prove - you IN q seW nh .
Wfes that he H the only pEYsctsu yen ever treats
With that cures t..s disease. koT every patient VII
viii follow his dirBotons, he VIII give One Hundre
DoIsrs II he fails in curiEg this dsegsa. Nc charge
1nds for consul taton. These at distance who wiss
10 consult the Doctor may do co By sending u EmRl
vial o. urine by mail, with nae and age, and u
viii answer and describe their case and the pOsssbI
IT. Of getting relief, by enclosing return postage
FiaTnp. mAF4sE51
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Passenger Trains stop MeadVIlls thirty ninutaa
giving passengers ample time to dine ct the
"mcHenrT House,
The Best Railway Hotel in the Country.
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NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 3
~ OIHUIHEATI RAILkOAD
u


1854. WINTEB ABRAEeEMENT. Isss-4.
On snd After Monday, November 18th, Passenger
Trains viii leave Cleveland follows, CsundsyE sx
cspted):
Ist tTraIn-z:AOA. M.-OINOINHATI EXPRESS
stopping ~ GraitOn, wellington, New London
Shelby, Crestlihe, Gallon, Gilead, CardingtoDs
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and WoEt6ing-
ton; arriving at Urestlins at lO:40 q m, Oolum-
bus l:2g p m Dayton SO ,. n, Cincinnati SIS
,. IA st. Louis l0:45 a. N. Indianapolis $40 p
m, Cairo 800 ,, N, Fort wayne SIS ,. m, Uhl-
eaRo via Ocestline 1913 p. IN.
I'd Train-2Il0 P M.,-AOUOMhODATIoH;-
5t0ps at all stations, EBd arrives In Columbus
Al $50 p N Cincinnati $50 a. N.
I'd Train -S:IO p. M.-aIGhT EXPRESS-stop-
ping at Berea GrartOn, Wellington, New Lon
don, shelby, urestiine, Gallon, lilead5 Oard1hg-
ton and Delaware; arriving q Crestllne A. l0.l0
p. m, Columbus l05 =. n, Dayton 4:45 q. m,
Cincinnati 700 a. NJ Indianapolis 80 q m sst.
Louis 9:4s p. m cairo 5:OJa. m, 1T. WAyns4 %
m, and Uhicago via Grosiline iO:1O :. n.
trains leave Columbus ct s5g and 1910 ~, s0oDm.
" arrive ~ atOieysizads g 80 a. N, 2s0 ands;00 , NJ
U0aNEOTloEs.
shslpy-sAnduskY, Mansfield 3 Newark RaIIroAdr loE
nAns1eld. bt. Vernon, EsWarks zA0es-
UrsssIino-Pi2ts6ursh Fort Wsyns chicago Rail-
road, Forest, Upper Ssndusky, DelDhos, L.
vest. and EsstioE 'Ma8sdsid, TOOstST.' MSi:
0rnfon and Bslieiontfne RaIIrosd Line, for Marion,
BsilefOntains, Sidney, UIion, huncies In
diannpOlis, Terre Maute, Nincennes, HVAn1-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, St. Leuis, &o.
CSlumbus-Littls Miami q Columbus, aud xentA
Rsilrcad, for XeniA, Dayton, IndianaPoDh
Terre HAute, Sc. Louis, Morrows IovelendI
and Cincinnati, and With the Ohio Mis-.
Fissiypi Railroad -Oincinustifor Lcuisviilel
Evansville, Cairo, 81. Louis, and al Potnts
on the Ohio river.
LolzmbuS- -OentTsI Ohio Railrosd Tor Newark LAneg-
vile, Wheeling, &C.; Columbus, Piqua 4
Indiana Railroad for Picus, Urbana, 20.
~ Tor Tickets 70 all points and information aD-
nly AZ the Passenger Station, and OF Union Ticket
| Once, l4T snperior-ss
| g1lavaland Nov IL lsT5 SuDarfnfeudent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

QUAGKEEK FL earnestly esutiOn al
youns men suffering from Nervous Debility, &C.
AGAINST sndang ring their health by pstroniEine
any Of ths advertising quackS. You fully rseov-
er By the methods Used by tbs Advertiser, and b.
hundreds Of others, GSD Is 10 OTHER WAT.
Read Letter which will send you 4 you viii send
ne pest. t.pAid envelope bearing your address Di'
rect to EDWARD d. TRAVERs
jarzl-R2dsw Lock Box, Boston Mas,
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoUHEs.
These Lozenees are prepared from highly esteen-
Cd recipe for aIleyiatng Bronchial Aneetions Asth-
ma. Hosreuess. Coughs Colds and Irritation or
Borenesn cf ths Throat.
PUBLIOsPEAKEBs AND VOoAlISfs
fie,d them beneficial In clearing the voice before
sps.inr or singing and relieving the throat after
a-y unusual sz.rt,on Of the vocal organs, having
psouliar adaptation 20 affections which disturb the
organs Of speech.
sarsoId By all Druggists and Dealers in Medicine
~ The United States and most Foreign countries Of
IS cents par b1x- jaul2-R1 IBo
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On and after Monday, November Isth. IaSs Fhrouah
Passenger and Freight Trains viii be run regularly
Between Cleveland and Kew Yerk,
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BROWNps BROyCHIAL TRoUHEs.


Cod, Hoarseness, and other elections o. the Throat
ana Lungs prevail. NADINE dec Porter'h CURA-
TIVE Balls AN is n certain and immediate cure :
No family should be without q bottle in the house
Il IS only Is cents and viii be found worth as many
dosrs Tor The care Of the above complaints. 1t IL
fer sale By al Druggists, at IS and SC per bottle.
sB-hIadame Porter's Curative Balsam can be OBJ
ininsd as Benton Bzos., and Strong & Armstrong'E'
Wholesale Agents. Cleveland, Ohio. janZ5-R2 lw
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w " O4sOAD NOAUA
Passenger, Freight, Iail, ExpresS
And Telegraph Route,

connecting at Salamanca, New York, with the EEas
haiiEayi forms continuous Six Fsst TrAck fron
New York 70 Akron or Cleveland.
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Nine Daily Trains From
PHILADELPHIATo TO NkN YORK
CLEVELAND / ERIE B. B.
ss4. WINTER ARRANeEAHET. IsSs-.

9 s.
1854. WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1874.
On and after Monday, November 18TH, lsSs, Paassu-
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
9s5O A. M.-DAT EXPRESS TRAIH-Stop5InE af
WtllOGghbyY Painesyiilss Geneva, AshtabalA,
Connoaut and Jirard oUIy, and arrive ct Ira At
LIS D. m, Dunsirk ). As D. n, Bufiaio 81 y n
3i15 p. RI.-OIECINAATIE EXPR PRSsS-stoppfnEa as
PainesViie, AsbsAbula and Girard only, and ar
riTss ut Erie 6.s5 ? M Dunkirk s;iTp- m.s But
1855 2. m..EMAIL AND AOOOMMODkTIoH-
Stopping 81 En stations and arrives At EEis Is
D,IO II, ,hi.-HIGHTE8P TBAIH-stoupina
At PAinssyille, Asht.bula EEG GlrArt only, And
arrives st Eris At L q a. Ms Drnkirk E4S o
N, Buffalo 40 a. m. ~
LEAVE HRIH.
$50 4. M.-EIGHT EXPIRES TRAIH-StoDplnR ct
Girerd, Aahtabula and PalnesYilie only, and A..
rivea at Cleveland ct 700 A 4.
$50 A. M.--MA1L AND ACuOmMODATIOET TRAIH
Stopping at ali stations snd arrives at OlsVs-
$50 A. M.-EOLEDO Express Stopping at al sta-
tons except SWanVille, Saybrook, CnionVflls,
Perry, mentor and WiokliGe, and arrives at
AS n. n.-DAY EXPBESS TBAIh-stoPping at 81.
Tard, Connsaut, Ashtabuia, and PAinesVills
only, and arrives in Cleveland at 6:z5 ?. n.
- Second Glass Cars are run on ali through
All the trains going westward colRsst af OleVeland
with trains for Toledo, Chicago Columbus, Cincin-
natl, indianapolis, st. Louis, 80; and sll through
.rains 81 the n 7. z RaiIrosd, and At BuiIso vif5
those OF the New York Central and Budalo New
York City Railroads for New York, Albany, Boston,
Niagara Fails, &C., and at Erie with trains on the
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad
a1S-Day Express, East and W0st connects at GirAr1
With Trains on Erie and Pittsburgh RAilroad foE
LResvtlles headville, Jamestown 50.
Cleveland, November 18TH Isss-
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T AND OFF1OE.-H. Il. LITTLE
z 4 has constantly on hand large number OF i'm
pruyed Barnu Tor sale for cash or on time. AlsO-a
SGrisiy OF City and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lands in Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he will oZohangs for Farms, City or Personal
ID nCor. maFlS
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Passengers By this Line have choice Of Five Dsse-
rent Routes between New York and Bostan.
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77@717 . Q 7 7 I7Vl LII Il
Barn and Fruit.
Uelar st-II acres, with acres Of grapes.
East Uleve and-kear Euciid-St. aud Wilson Ave.
Guet large and convenient Brick House, with
mOcern improvements, Barn, n acres land, with
Fruit, &c. For $500. =
- Also, large number OF Farms, Out-L OTIS,
DWelling5, &c too numerous TO advertise. decI6
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EaOtheraI MOthersll eEOtheFsIa

HGOtheraI MOthersIg eEOtheFsIH
Don't fan to procure Mrs. WIEsLOW'S EO0TB'
SYRUP for OHILDREE TEETHIEG.
This valuable preparation e the prescription font
iEhe best Female Fhysici ans and Eursss in tht
nitsd States snd has been ussd thirty years with
sTsr railing safety nd suocesi BY millions 81 moth
d children, from the iseble infant Of one weel
the adult. 1t net only relieves the child frog
paln, but Invtgoratss the stomach and bowels cor
ros sodity, and gives sons and energy to the whole
y y'tem. 1t win almost instantly relieve
GRIPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIHD COLIL
We believe It the BeaF and Sursst Remedy in tie
World n all cases q pYssntsry and DiArrh@a
Children. whether Il Ariss from TsethinE, or fror
ny oths cause.
RBFul directions for uEing VIII accompany eaoi
bottle None gsnuins unloss the feo-simils Of QUE
us PERKIEs, Kew York, b On the wrapper.
=H9-SOld By all Medicine Dealers. Principal OtSs
DeY-St., Few York.
PEies onIY 2S Osafs ser Esttss.
davis
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HEEAED IMPORTANT PASSENGER ROUTE
BAGGAGE CHECKED EHROUGH.

Fare as Low as by Any other Route.
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/ LITTLE, DEALER In REAL
~
hand large lot Of EARNS and Farming LandE In
this State, iowa NiscOnsia snd flinois.
~ once ever Hp. 20 south side Of Pub. Square.
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nc Chief Attributes Of Manhood an

frssusntiy Ioet or suspended By mal-Tra0tieas and
uious habits that viii Inevitably Lead 60 hsredsar
6ilsaSs unless checked IN time Read the truths lai
6ovr in the treatise 'sHUMAE FRAILTY, OF PHxI
roEoaIohL REszA6gHEs." Is ID elaborataly iIluStTF
ted uith eoIorsd sagrsvingB and Will convince t.
r,oss hardsnsd and unconcsrned, es we'll 81 rslisU
ths minds o. the most dosponding, b. leading thsE
n ths rirht channel for roief o. bodily and msnts
asonTand despair.
n-sold By d.. BkHRov, Isl 8IosSksr-st-. h. Ys
Frlos15 osntI Sent ires every Ehore. Bee AdVeZtst
rlI-nf o. . sIrisgsnaar' in another column.
H5ii Also By q. W. CLARK, DrugEistp Oisvslaati
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RAILRnARa.

A TLANTIO & GREAT WEsPN
IA RAILWAY.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-06-20


CAPTAIN MCCLELLAN Captain Arthur
Mcclellan, who served on the staff Of his
brothersthe General during the Peninsula
and Maryland campaign, and who, when
the General was retired from command,
went on Gen. Sedgwick's staff, and has ser
we'd throughout the whole of the present
campaign under Gen. Grant, and who has
been in such active service as to have had
three or four horses Killed under him, has
been Transferred to the staff of Gen. Wright
Gen.. Sedgwick's successor in the command
of the Fighting Sixth" But for his IN
fortunate relationship, he would have been
promoted long ago.