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Angler HOUSE
Till Friday, July 1st,
DEAFNESS, GATARRH
AND ALL DISEASES OF THB
EAR, THROAT AND AIR PASSAGES
From the Home Journal, June 4, 1864.


| From the Home Journal, June 4, 1864.
In every business or profession, indeed in sv-
cry department of science or skill, there is al
ways some acknowledged head-some one who
stands out in bold relief among his fellows, as a
sort of leader in the study and treatment
deafness and catarrh, rs special diseases. Dr.
E. B. LIGHTHILL, of this City, occupies Just
the position above described. he has devoted
years oflabor 10 this speciality, and is now reap
ing the reward of his industry. The editorial
columns of the Tribune, Of a late date, bear wit
ness to the Doctors success in this department.
of medicine. We quote the paragraph:
"CURE OF DEAF MUTE.-Louis Loewein-
stein, a lad Il years Of age, born in Germany,
came to this city when he was about two years
old. Soon after his arrival here he was taken
sick and lost his hearing. By degrees he became
first deaf and then dumb. For -Rrly ten years
he was a mute unable to hear the loUdest voices
or to artieulate q word. About one year
ago be was plsced by his parents In
the hands Of De. LIGHTHILL, who has so far
succeeded IN restoring to him his lost powers Of
hearing and utteranee that he can converse with
those who speak to him distinctly and deliber-
ately. during the past four or tiTe months he
has been under the tuition OF Mr.. Bennecke, and
has made considerable progress in reading and
arthemetic."
Having been supplied with the lads address
wefurther investigated the matter, and discov-
cred that, previous to calling on DR.. Lghthip,
the youths case was considered hopelsss. and
he was for two years an inmate Off, Daaf snd
Dumb Asylum. The Rev. job Mott n. D.. Pre-.
ieasos IN oniOn schenectady, in puo-
,isleu ,s,I Ie'''i his gratitude to Dr. Light
-u.' 'V' eating successfully his case of deaf
.. Rev Fred. s. Jewell, Professor Of he
State Normal School at Albany, also sesthes to
having been cured of catarrh. DR.. hghthill
possesses other written testimonials and tn
butes to his talent from some Of cur wealthiest
and most prominent and respected citizens
which may be seen on application. 1t would be
difficult to speak in any but terms of praise Of
his treatment, in the face OF these many proofs
and facts tesEifying to his success
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17

Every event OF this var since General
MoClellan's removal has vindicated his
Judgment, and in no instance 80 signally
IS his prudent mans cement at Yorktown.
The kind of warfare commended above
BY paper infatuated with Mcclellan, is
net the warfare whichGeneralGrsnt practi.
Oes. A few miserable works, defended by
few men, do not net cause him, with an
srmy Of over 100, 900, to sit down and CRY
for reinfOrcements. Happily the days OF
prudent management" are gone.
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1854. rsansyIVsaia central ls04a
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.
3 s
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ON Woundsd Id Chattnnoorn

The State Military Agent at Chstts-
nooga reports that the wounded at that
place are doing well, many having so fer
recovered IS to b0 able to go to the front
again. sherman's campaign is very Sc
we're one, and many soldiers have returned
to Chattanooga from sheer exhaustion and
OverHork. These soon recover, snd again
90 forward.
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The Rebel Finanscs-Hovv they sHp.ori
their Armies

AnGAE AEmAeHr
From the New York TImea.1
The Confederate Government is really
bankrupt. 1t caunotpay its old debts, nor
can it get trusted for new. Yet IL will
not do % suppose that it cannot manage
to live, for all that. It in fact, Dss'
niue s0ita ~ oss9; II mas --us very
PHyi"S 'ts ST 20 difficulties 10
teh'- - with It's worthless pa
an feed ifs armies easily enough
..em the heavy taxes upon the farmers,
PAYABLE in Trcduce, and from the impress
ment system. 1t can arm, and equip, and
olothe, and provide medicines for Its ar
mics By its csrgoes Of cotton which are
constantly running the blockade. The
calculation IL tbstabout 6 Te out Of six Of the
! ships thus dispatched reach their destins-
tiOn. At present prices the cotton brings
enormous returns, half Of which 60 10 the
persons or companies shipping, and the
other half to the Government. Il is great
discredit to cur Navy Department that du-
ring the three years the blocks sde has eL-
isted, swift vessels have not been built to
render the blockade complete. But there
is no sign that there will be any improve.
ment in this respect. The department is
SO thoroughly welded to its old notions
that We may ss well take it for granted
that the JEFF. Davis Government will con-
tinue to the end to supply it's armies with
the material Of war in this mode. There
can be no doubt in regard to the efficiency
of these various nett % Il supplying the
various wants Of the rebel armies. Il is
the universal testimony Of those who have
the means Of knowing, that the rebel sol.
diers in all parts Of the seat Of war, are
well fed, we'll clothed, and well equipped
better, by much, in this year Of 1864,
than ever before. This is the vital point
The life Of the Confederaoy is in its mill
tary organization. So long es tbe nsoessi-
ties Of that organization can be met 9th
erTise, the wants Of the rebel treas
ury = though they may subject the
/ rebel Government to soDe trouble, can
have no fatal effect. All calculation that
the rebellion will perish for the want Of
money are unWsrrantsble. The rebellion
will thrive as long IS its srmies remain
strong; and its armies will remain strong
until they are broken down by the superior
strength Of the armies opposed to them.
HBob.n how is your sweetheart gettinO
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The Indian Expedition stRrtsd---WhaG the
Force Consists ef-RRIa---CrOps. &c


tfrom the 81. Paul Press,
The Minnesota branch Of the Indian ex.
pedition, left Fort Ridgely at 6 o'olook last
Monday morning, under command Of Col
onel Thomas Of the Sth regiment, witt or.
ders to form q junction with General sully
on the Upper Missouri. The force con-
sisted Of the Slh regiment, mounted in
fantry, SIX companies Of the ID cavalry.
and three sections Of Jones' battery.
They take no feed for their horees
pectirg them to live upon the g. ez
the men are only provided ass, and
tents. By this means tbr, win win shelter
is eery msierisilF reGqoa.i "Ssgsse train
excepting one eemps al me men,
to April sO'l .-ay were psic. in full
thn:- -, and they stssCtd OF for
.r long march in fine epirits. The
animals looked veil; equipments, provis.
ions and trsnsportaiions were good, and
SO far as outfit is concerned the campaign
opens prOmisingly.
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The New York World ssya the policy of
the Democratic party is that Of superad-
ding to the exercise Of force, the policy Of
Cancellation. That is General Grants poll
10y. BE, however, uses bombsheIIs to oon-
ciliate. The Democracy don't believe in
such Cancellation, It seems.
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The Peace Men of New York Jrgsnizsd
The New York News publishes q call for
. mass nesting Of the Pesos Democracy
in the city Of New York, to be held this
month All opposed to the ''psnding, un-
constitutional, unhOly and frssricidal
war" srs invited to be present 1t is evil
dent the peace men Of New York a.e get.
the start Of the Mcclellan men.
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The total number Of prisoners captured
in the late bsttles, are reported by the
Oommisssry General Of prisoners to June
4th, is about 5000, Of Whsm 4,6O are Of
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SEALED PROPOSALS WTLL

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL
be received At tho ofioe OF the Board Of City In
pTavements until O'Clock A. M, Tuesday June q,
le64, for builaing sewer in Eggleston Avenue, in
the Ftrit District OF the First Sewerage Division OF
n. city according TO plans ard Specifications file
IA the Oftics Of the City Uivil Engineer.
, In cases whore the proposal is made by company
ne nsme "a fesidsnoe Of eGoa member OF the fi6n
m1st be stated IN iull.
No proposal Will be rec ived II ihs Bond be Bot 30
c1muanisd by United states Revenue nfty cent
stamp iesncslied).
zach bid 10 be accompanied by two sureties. Bid
csTs 20 uee the printed forms, others will be re-
osived. By orQer or the BOsrd.
iunes-iss NORRIs B. NORTON, alerk.
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And Oan's BIake Drunkards,
EUT
is the Best Tonic in the WOrldl
a@ BEAD KH0 aAxs so: "a

From the Rev. Levi @. Eeek, Payer CT ths Baptist
Church, Pombortor, New joyce formerly OF the
North Baptist Church, PhtAdsiphir.
have known Hoohsnd's O srrnsu Bittsrs favorably
for a number OF years. b vs used thsm in ny oWn
tsmiiy, snd have been so pleased with their Effects
tnat VS. lnQuce % ~ commend them 70 many oth-
~ benencisl manner. take great pleasure IN thus
paDney prOea5niD this fact and calling the atten-
Ion oi ttOa9 all0 sd WITH the diseases 1Qr W2lcn
Ihey are reeoaU ended, to these Bitters, knowing
from expsIienc that my Recommendation Elil De
s1stained- 10 tnis more cEeer1uliy as Hoohand
bitters 10 my ,ndod 20 benefit the afflicted and Is mot
a rum dripT - You're truly,
LEVi g. BECK.
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NUsIo II BATTLE

Battle itself affords full aWe-inspiriuc
dispsson OF sounds-the srtillery's deep
jsrring roar, the muskets low-toned rattle.
the rifles sharp crack, the fierce sibilstion
and dull explosion Of shell, the plsintive
moan Of solid shot, the kissing Of rifle and
WhizTing Of musket bullets, the voctferous
cheers Of the successful onslaught the
piercing shrek or hushed murmurs Of the
wounded-sn contribute to @ medley Of
sounds tblt are only heard in battle. But
this unnatural, terrible music has been
often end partially crowned by the sooth,
ing strains Of brass bands which have
been kept close 20 the immediate front
lines during all the battles Of this cam
psign, where in the hottest Of the struggle
they nerve falteriRg hearts and cool reck-
less heads by the enchanting melody of
some impressive patriotic tones the mel
low cadence Of which f5ats from line 10
inc and by the soldiers caught up, until
the whole army seems more like q vast
mnsical class than sturdy warriors. Most
of cur bands are now stationed bshind our
fertbest advanced works, within few
yards of the rebels, and as soon as sun
down the world is made resonant with the
horns mellow breathing and the symbols
distohio chime. 1t must be an exceedingly
bitter pill for the Johnny's to be compelled |
to listen to the old National airs, without
being able to resent the insult.
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The country vas visited with 8 hssT7
frost the week before last, and a light
frost on Monday night Of this week
MaFqastts EnpresL.
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NnTIGEs,

COPPER MINE NOTICE THE
~ Annual Meeting Or tie Stockholders Of the
. PoToupins Mouutsin Mining Company for The
election or officers for the ensuing year, and
tTAnsaotlon OF other business. viii be heIH the
Office Of HuzseY Mcbride, Nos. 2ll 81 AT the
street. Cleveland, Ohio, on Tuesday ID 209 River
OoiocEs a. n. by ordsr oI ti,- July l2tn, at 10
=, directors
lune9-l8 By CHFIELD
1rr- aearrr r.v,dsf
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4 YLEVELANU, JyLUh1bUB 4
~ 5IhOI zEATI EAIbEQAD.
3 =

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1854. sUAIEa ARBAHaER EHT. 1854,
Oz sad sgsaE nondAT, May Is.h, 1884, Passenger
Trains viii Leave CsSeAnd, as foiioEss O51ndAys
osBted)i
las FraIn- -5-35A 4. HI.-OTEOINEATI E1PBESs
Et0p9iDg as grafton, Wellington, New Lonec1t
Shelby, Lis5tiine, Galiop, Gstlosd, Dardinsto1s
Asni9Y, Delaware, Lewis Center and Northin7-
ton.
"A RF5fa-2s9S 2 Wr-AgO0slMODATlO -
ss5ps 81 al ststiGna, sad arrives n Columbus
a. $50 =. n. ,Cinciuaast 80 g. ~.
"a RrzIn-ffBO p lss-h4GaL LA4PSeSs-ssJp-
rinE az Bsroa, Grafton, Wellington, New hon-
don, shelby, CTestiins, Gallon, Gileaa' Cardins'
,,,s leave Colu5,bus A ssnaad Ia2Oa "a 40 Pm.
arrive - CleSBisad s-33 a. Ia.s 2b5 End 90 p n
CnHHEJFIO6S
1aHslaids hlt. FssaSa, AsEsfE, Eznas.
1-.-slnsPil1s 1 Fo-t WEyns Jhiesso Rsi4.
rad, For0st, 0pg5F 5andussTs Delphoss Lac
Ha, Fort Wayne LaloEtsi uhioEzoi koss
Essts aud EASTER Aensleid, HoSsteri nas-
cv.5ss= srd IjsliefoutIus Railroad Esae ioT MsEi0E
Bslletontsins, Bidsoy, UuicEs EuncsoI In
alansrolis Tsrre EsUke, Ninognneas EFhaEs
vile, LCuig7tiios Ustros =. - disi &C..
Usia7sre-with gsringaeld branch loF hHEtnSiieids
O0izn b1s-Eittla Miami 3 Cclzsabn1t aud Aen!a
Raiiroad, IcE Gaziias Dzgt toai lnoisnGe Geoiill
Tlrrs haatei y Eqil1, l1otro.ll lsoFetAqes ,
ard Cincinnati, and WITH the Ohio 4 Is :
4sssip5t Elaiir5Edg .Cinainnati90r LoltaVilla
aTaEsTllies Cairo sE. Louis, AID al points
% the Ohio RIVER.
vuia. WhssiilZ. &C.; Cclun hrz. ftqua =
Indiaus RaiiEeEd iUr Rigues OEbanas Sc
- Fof Tickets tc al raiuts and lnlcrIlatlon as
PlT as ths Passenger stAtion, End - Jnlon 41ekaa
O{aos. lEI snBsri7r-ss -rvur
usvsland. Eag "A, 1884. Superintendent.
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From ? ov. ). newton Brown, D. y, Eait9g 2, u,

Ato5l eV. J. Newton bFOWns y. - a-aAsos os A-e
- cyciOpediao Of religious EucEtedgo e11 OtTl1-
y An OhFonfciot Philadelp phis.
~ snOash ulspOsod 70 LaYOE OF recommend Ess-
ent Medicines IN general through dtstFuGs Of rhslT
10 redients ard eIieot3, vet know OF 70 snllcient
asons why man MAJ not testify 20 the benelts 1e
gJeleyes himself 70 have received ICm any mInfle
ne Denent % others.
do this tho more reAdity Ia rsgard co Hoohs1dE
German Ititters, prepared D. Or. q. N. JscBcn, oi
sbiB city, becanss vas preIEdicsd szsinst them oz
mans YiSarg, under the impression that theg gsIe
Chiefly m alconolio mixture. & am indebted 90 NJ
FRIEND Obert Shoemaker, Ess, lor 10 removed y Ia
prelude BY proper tests, AID for ecOuragomeT 10
try them when suffering lrom great and long atfn
n5d debif me uBe OF three Bottles OF tH' gs Biz
tsrsi at ia lNeginning Of the present yeay wan oI.
lowed bY syd eRt reiisf and restoration t. degree
months befOra and had almost Gcspairr 5f resaIiuE
therefore ia ak God and ny lreno for directing ne
% the uEo OF q ieIas ,. AEF gON BRUWH.
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H0oFlhnR'a aERMaR sITTsRa


E0oFLAaR'a aERHRR sITTsRa |
D Y S P e P SIA, |
AID
DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER,
And Digestive Organs,
ABE UUBzD 81
HsOfand's GERMAN Bitters,
THE GREAT srRENeTHzN1Ea TOEICl
These Bitters have performed more Ourss
Have and do give better ssafsstisai
Hays more Testimony
Hsys mora Respectable PsOpis to Ysueh for thsza,
THAN ANY OTTER ARTICLE IN HARKBT.
Es ssfy any ons to Contradict this Assertion,
AND WILL PAY $1,000
Wv bT Is, that It is not aESUIsH.
Hoofand's German BittsFs
wm Cure Every Case Q;
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases Of tss Rsasgs
Gad Diseases arising from d DisOrdsrsd Stomach
OBSERVE TIE FOLLOWING SYMPHONIC
Resulting from Disorders Of the Digestive Organs;
Oonssisssion, Inward Piles Fulnsss Of Blood % TIE
Head, Aeiditl cfthe stomach, AacseN, Heart
Wv weight SiIIls n the he sto@sos, sS1is 5o1T
Fluctuations, sinEing or
Pit Of ths Stomach eEimlnfng of ths Head, HurFisd
aad Difficult Breathing, EiDktOrtnS ~ she
hearts choking or Sunocating eenEs-
tiCn8 when IN q y Tag posturBs
Dimnsss Of Vigion, Dots
or Webs before
tbs Sight, Fever and Duh Pain IN the Head Def
cheney OF fsrspiratiOn, EelioWness Ofths SStn
and Ayes, Pain in rheEide. back. Chest
Limbs, 6o suedsn Fiushes of
Os Heat, Burning In the
Eisgh. constant
IDagininEso' Evil an1 sr5st Depression O. ssiEil
~ REME BER, 81
That this Bittors ia Rot Alcoholic,
CONTAINS NO RUIZ or WHISKY,
And CANT Flake DFUnkards,
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Dr. Jaokson-Desr Sir: Having usod yOur German
Bittera IN my family frequently prepared 70 say
that IL hiss been OF great servIco. believe that 10
most easel OF general debility Of the system 10 is toe
safest and most valuable remedy o. which Ave anT
khOWiedges Yours, respectfully,
i II. IIlRN IL. IA n 10Th st.
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From the Rev. ). NJ Lyons, formerly Pastor Of tlJs
Columbus IN. - and MiiestoTn tPs.} Bs9tg /

Dr.. q. II. Jsckscn--Dosr SiT; feel it a pleasl re
thus, my Gccold, to bear testimony 70 the
csiience or the German Bittegs. some years SIR CO.
being much afflicted wiki Dyspepsia Cscd n lem
with very beneficial rtsuits. have often rsf ON
mouded them persons enfae5led By thAs torn ect-
ing disease and have heard from them the most ats
tering Testimonials to ther great vBiGs In eases
Of general debility, believe It 70 be tonic tins tcsn-
not be surpassed. J. 81. Lyons
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aBob," how is your sweetheart getting
along7" Pretty well, guess; she ssys
I nasd1lf oali anz rnnrsH
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The New Natisn has ale: the cat out Of
the bag" After labored exposition Of
the principles snd position Of the Fremont
and oOchrane party, it concludes By say
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From the SOW losoDh n E0nylArd. Faster Of fs lotn

Ban lisE Chulch.
Or. ,jacgson--Bear Sir: L have lesa frequently rs
quoted cOnnedt Iay name with cou1lerda- ionz o.
different kinds OF medlcinv5s nut regarding the pssC
ice a. Out OF my appropriate s. neru, hyo IL u ca
Bes dscinsdi but with ciesr proof in various in
STANCES, and particularly Ia Hly fsmily OF the nsaE
ness OF Dr. Hollands GerrAau Bittsrs, depart UI
once from my usual course 10 exS7ess my tut con
vctiOn yhaT, Tor general dsDity OF the system aud
especially for Liver Cor Lplaint II is and vain
bic preparation. IN 81 s cases it may lail; but
ally, doubt not IL Van DO very beneficial to those
Whosuh-r frOn the above cause.
Yours, very resp scJfnlIy, J. H. KEHHARD,
OH, below Ooates-St., Philadelphia
From Rsv. Warren Randolph, Faster OF ths BsEtisi
Church, Germantown Pa.
Or. u Ii. JaaksOn-Desr Sir: Personal experience
enable mo TO say that regard the German Bitters
prepared BY you a. q mast excellent mediCine- IN
cases OF severe cold and general debility have been
greatly benetted by the OF tho bitters and doabi
not they will produce siulisr effects Cn othsTB
Yours truly, WARREH RANDOLPH,
Germantown, Pa.
From Rev. j. q. Turner, Pastor of Hedding Metho.
dist Episcopal Chu-ch, Philadelphia.
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TEsTEMONTAEg

TEsTASzDNAAbss
RMARKABLE CURES
DEAFNESS,
CATARRH,
And all diseases Of the
EAR AND THROAT.
Performed by
DRS. LIGHTHILL
Authors of "a Popular Prsatiss of Deaf
ness" Letters on CstaTrh,"
So, So, Sc,
Office, No. "a, st. Msrk'I Place,
(Eighta street. between % and Sd
Avenues,
NEW YORK CITY.
Among other parties of the highest re-
speotsbility who have been benefited By
their treatment Drs. LIGHFHILL are per-
mitted to refer to
MORRIS, Esq
Counsellor at Law, No. 46 Pine st., who
has been cured by them Of partial deaf.
ness Of long standing, to
MAJOR ALVIN WALKER,
Psymaster in the United States Army, No.
% West I'D st., who has been successfully
treated for an obstinate case Of ostarrh
Of many years duration, and to
JOHN 8. BEEOHER, Beg.
No 98 Front st., for successful treatment
Of Catarrh and Throat affection.
DIR. LIGHTHLbL
WILL MAKE MS THIRD vIsIT TO
CLEVELAND,
MONDAY, JUNE 81,
AND oAE BE CONSULTED At TEE
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CAUTION CERTIFICATES Nos.
H. IS 10 and IL Of 50 shares each-in ali 200-is-
sued by the Poroupine Mountain Mining Company,
in iaTor OF Dr. Gaick, but now the property OF A.
b. Halliwell. The above stock was for Warded by
letter to d. 4. Wise, OF Boston, Ma sachusstts By
Dr. H., the 25th Of February, and mp TO this date
has not been heard from, and s either lost stolen.
AL persons are hereby warned iIom purchasing or
IN any way using said certificates as tne nssotisfion
Of tho same has besp stopped et the ONCE Of said
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From the Army Of the Potomac.
Especial Correspondence to Cleveland Leader.
Coin HARBoE, Va, June llth, 1854.
LOOK AT TIE LINE.

Especial Correspondence to Cleveland Leader !
Cold HARBoR, Va, June llth, 1854.
LOOK At THE LINE.
To the one who takes his ease in thst
very desirable place cut Of range" the
enclosures which shelter the two vast ar
mics, resemble little rows Of sand hills,
wholly devoid of life or vegetation No
human being is visible, not q thing to in
dictate that thousands of brave souls were
sWeltering in the heat along the msz Of
those intricate works. Occasionally. the
spitelul report Of the musket, or the
hOarser roar Of tbe1csnnou showers the
loose sand upon US, but the agency that
directs them is concealed, and the curl Of
blue smoke is all that Indicates their
source.
Nearly every man has dug for himself
house under ground, where he can sit or
sleep in perfect security from the shell
that ere constantly bursting after night.
noticed in some Of those novel burrows,
writing decks, shelved and shaped from
the naturel stiff olsv, upon which busy
hands were indi,ing words for home com.
fort and loved friends far away, who, par
hsps reclining in luxurious esse, know or
care little for the Inconvenience and hard
labor that letter cosis.
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7iIEY HlANp 5 - 9. B.
E
sUlIasR A2RAHaENEaT,

isst. sUMnsR A1RAEgEHEH 1854
On and aitsf HOndzy, Iay 18th 1884, Passengai
Irsius Will ru1 a5 follows (scldsgs eIcePtodIs
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17

There Is 50 little difference between this
party and the Democratic party that it
would be easy to adopt common ticket,
which would sweep everything before it.
& The New Nation is right in saying there
is llttls difference between the two parties.
They are as alike IS two peas, as the two
DrOnios-Or IS one sbody with two faces
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-06-17

CLEVELAND
Monday, June 9th, and be at the Angler
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