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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-24

Three of the present Administration
members of Congress from Maryland have
been renominated. John A. ]. Cresswell
in the first District, Edwin Fl. Webster in
the Second and Francis Thomas in the
Fourth. In the Third District, Colonel
Charles A. Phelps is a prominent competi-
tor of Henry Winter Davis for the nom-
instinn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-24

The ST. AIbans RaId--AeeOunt from an
observation-disclosures and Theft by
RebeIs---ThreRts 20 Ayenge Atlanta.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-24
lIrvELlNn. ID. Inna "A Ia

Obi 'hi-aHDI Osg . Oouo so AoOAs
It 10 with pleasure that l hereby certify
that my hearing has been very much BEN
eftted by the skill and treatment of Dr..
Lighthill, under whose treatment have
been for the last two months. The catarrh,
difficulty in my head and throat, is am
happy to state, much better also, and
bad cough with which have been trou bled
for years, has also yielded to DR.. Light
hills treatment, so that now I wish to re-
commend the Doctor to any one troubled
as l have been. l reside at MontviIlo,
Geauga County, Ohio, and will be happy to
see any one concerning the veracity of this
statement. ALOEzo RHODEa.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-24

Avis Plummer Co., n. Y, 1000 shares.... $1,000
As all the above subscriptions are made az a per-
manent investment, all oveItures of Brokers 10 fIl
up the list have been refused, and ct the special
quest Of the undersigned, he viii be allowed to re-
eoiye subscription for tho above stock for fow days
at the Office Of Aleott & Horton, Watershed,
where more full information will be given. AZ it ia
expected that the stock will all be taken within two
weeks, parties who desire to subscribe to It will do
we'll to call as early as possible.
II. @. DEIING,
Western Agent for tho Company
cot 8 I39 and I4i Wster-street Cleveland Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-24
Indiana Election.

Official returns have been received from
all but twelve counties, in Indiana. The
footings are as follows;
T-nanr. 1as sn1
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-24

THREATS OF THE "CoEFEDERATEs"
Meanwhile, their threats were terrible.
"We will burn your id town" they said.
ave will treat you as the people of ATTAIN
tn we're treated" They also said: ave
are coming back again, and will burn every
town in Vermont" Their imprecations
were of blasphemous character. They
claimed to be confederates Our informant
does not think any of the men were Cana
dians. They all looked like Americans !,
and southerners at that.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-24
Union men OF the South Appeal for
tine restoration of tia Union.

tine Restoration of til UntOns
The iribHue of Saturday publishes let
or from number of Union men, to Gov
ernor Yates of Illinois The letter re-
views the origin and progress of the rebel
lion, and closes with the following on
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-24

The twelve counties to be heard from
may reduce this majority three to five hun
dred, but not mora than that We have
then, by official figures, the reelection of
Morton by 1000 majority, and the cleo
ton of eight of the eleven Congressman,
being gain of four.
The Union majorities compare as fol-
loyuu-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-24

CHICAGO, ILLIHoIs.
P. W. GATES, PresidentIss
N. .B.-AEsnts wanted sverywbers. mAy27.RH
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-24
TFrom the Troy Times, Oct. col

Mr.. ]. B. Baldwin, conductor of the
sleeping car train from Rouses Point to
Troy, reached here at o'clock this morn
ing. 1zsAs narrated by him, the St. Albans
raid will long be remembered as one Of
the most daring and brutal events in the
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-24
EO. Q, Rynd Farm lt83 acres.l

u of all the Oil in fee simple in lS3 acrss ia ono
of the very best farms Of the entire Oil Region It
| Ia leased and now being eRtrgetically worked by
"RTEp FARsl 0Is OOEPAEY,' of New York, who are
nov sinking some Is wolls and paying to this Com
psny royalty Of eighth of ali the Oil in all the
| wells sunk, free of any expense whatever to this
Company and already yielding from a feW wells
partly down IS barrels per day.
/ Eo IN TVtdnru NaQIfn r. IL Eaarn oaun
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-24
No, s. JnO. McCIintOck Farm, d acres

22-96 Leasehold interest in about "a acres known
| as the 4" BUTTON WOOD OIL COMPANY " lease which
Company have been very successful in the Oil pro-
duction from thoir three wells st slight depths,
| which wells arc now b5ing put down dsapoF with
/ aNcallant shlr-a of OIL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-24

Producing to this Company over le5 barrels per
day, which, at IS per barrel at tho Was pays over
8 per cent per month, or 35 per cont. per annum
its entire capital of 81 coo goo. Subscribers can
readily compute what their dividends will be, II
but small number Of the wells now going down
produce Oil.
The names Of the larges subscribers to this enter
prise are appended with their respective subsorip-
tions
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-26
DIED

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Of Charles and RliEafsth EeTl1 AGa AsEalhs aAa =
dAys
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dsgs
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frt aa caselAtiSn a the families rienas snd FeAfaen
Jziy 24ih-
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tal PsiliP B. BoHea ssa q JoAn y : and Mary BsNsa.
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j. s. l-30 L0lR.

TIE Secretary q tie Treasury gives nose ibss Fsb
serFseas u le reserved tor Coupou Treasury Notes,
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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-26
U. s. 1910 BONDS.

THESE Bends isszcd under The Act of Congress c
March sth 1854 which provides thAt a Bonds ssuaa
undsr this Az shall Be EXEMPT PROM IA xA TTeS 81
or under any s1ate municipal athsrity Snbseptjona
10 these Bonds ars received in Tniea stsses tes s
si0nal Banks. They ara TO BE REDEEMED Tx CORK.
al the pleasure Of ths orernment q arr period nes lea
fEaa tea asr ere saH sfs scare fr8 shesr date a.a
tn ter re esnPsien Fsse Per Cent. Iaterest viii be
Paid En Com. en- Bends ofnef erer orF hundred ssl
lars a2naaiiy The nteFsss payable on the frs svs
March and septenbey In each yea-.
subsaribsrs wi reesirs either Registered o. Ceurou
Bends A. shsE psy Trsssr. Registered Bends are re-
corded ca the Books q tae T. s. Treaza4er aad cam l
transferred 0aiy tie owners orler. Coupon Bosds
are pnyshle - eFaer, and ase more esar4aiet for
1zs5eial uses
Subscribers to this iesa E hsve ie optioa Of having
Issir Bends draw interest ro March 1T by paying the
aserued interpss IA sonor IN Tnitd staes notes or
e notss Of National Banks adding sf Per cent fer pre-
maz rsesive thaEA draEipg nierea from the date OF
subsegigtias and deposit. As tbass Bonas are
E1empt from Municipal or state Taxation,
thesr vaue il increased from one to tree Der per
ua aceraHg 10 the rzts q tax leyi In varsous Tars
/ tRe eountry.
AZ tbs psssept rate Il Frsniaas % gold they pay
OVER EIGHT PER CENT. INTEREST
IN eurrsy and are q eqsal syeasense a. permanent
and temporary inFestaaent-
Il believed that 70 sesurities ozer % great iee-
msats Leaders the varioas descriptions Il e 8
Bends II al other fasas of adystensss thef4fsh and
sb5liiy private psres ,ask companies q separate
eamzanes enly is pesgea for payment rlsis Cor the
debts q ts Cne5 States the Whole properly u te eoaa
,Fy hgl4sn 70 seuTe payeaen of besh azips ard
interest in esia-
These Boais ay l. subscribed faT IN SANS from $50
up AaF magitase. the terms and are bus
made equally available "a the snailss leader ana the
largest raFalss They ean be roaTerted into oney At
aHy oueat and she Asllsr win have the bereft q the
interest
L may le Hssfs 70 STATE i ts esaasesion th.s the to
III 5e1 ss the Tnied states On wieb interest j.
pavabe II gsld The q ay ofSIaEeA 1864 vas S7ss
B csc II. interest," sa this det fr tse eozaiag ksez
rearui bssa5 e5T,l4s Ehile eeassglasseseue in gold
for the current ssa1 Fszr ending Jaae 5ot 1884, has been
20 fs- a gass ofsvsr sIfe e,ege gas per aanam.
Ii viii be sean tat even IL present gold revenues OF ta
aserusssns largely 4 e1-es 81 tie Esats q the
Treasury for the pageat of gold utsrsst, Eae the
eeas increase of the taFsE vii ieue raise tie annual
rseeFis fsos cuztoEs the same aaasHt Of iEPortA
tisas- 10 81 81. so. See per zaauza.
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M4Tch e. hat IL TIE ETst tre Eeeks q es the sz5
ser1uF5sas aTe9Axed tkaz Ten Millions Week.
Sabseriptions I'll l. seesiTe3 hy
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1864-08-26

cIl Day. AGENTS W8STEB.-T0 SELL TIE
@1Ua25 eEET LEGAL TENDER STATIONERY
PACKAGE EEe4 PAeAaSs ee1t4s-k IS SaEesr pages
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alew Aaregtisemrats.

BEsRxs BsssSeEIAL TzSczEs The beneficial sEezss
resulting from te % fhs keeSg Ena IT, extsnsFe
fsr ceuzhs. Colds and Threat AEetios, has h-vuzlf
cat laaay limitations @ #heh eoAtazz sarisas
gT=a5szfs. The TroeAes have FeeFe& shsir s1eaeF-
ASUMBER q years h4ys s2eFssl since ths iatrsaar-
rsa of H0STETTE2S CELEBRATED BLTIEES -
fhe pablie Tas pre5a3es IL tie n4s q Ma1y Fe-sss
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ea2e kEo=z. fk5s hZrTssz e Flaalae oEert1rEz.
ana tAs EezE14 zscTsase3 rapidly tha5 la few years
scarcely village existed Z sAs Fuifs6 States y ~nA
The 2z5es3 has aot exBeiezee1 tAe tee4fs arising trn
tie q the Eff1r. Aa3 81 zs FEsslf iay sasSe
70 re sgand IN ALI PARTS OF EElE WORLD va1ese-s
-he srrA1 Ets q tAs aTte- 10 gseater euFe -
1vsuersiz can ae feln8- Sss zs-sgfite4eaf-
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A DMENIsTEAT8g's NOTICE
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1T The gezssfe- - Bsfo5s esnl-y, 20 .ae EEas-
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WASHINGTON HOTEL.
BEDFORD. Pa.
WM. DIBERT. PROPRIETOR.

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NPEfLlL lDIlYIlGh OF THIS I0ll.

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