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L.egal Intelligence.

COURT OF ColNox PLEAS. - BEFORE
JUDGE BoLToN.-The case of Norman D.
Meacham ct al. as. E. N. Lewis, suit to
recover the value of eightY-seven tons of
griud-stones, worth $l2 ton, seized by be-
fendapt, as Sheriff, which plaintiffs claim
as their own property, is still on hearing in
Court room No. 1, Bsckus and Noble ap-
pear for plaintiffs and Kelly and Griswold
for the defendant.
BEFORE JUDGE FooTE.-In the case of
Locsch Us. johnson verdict was returned
for the defendant.
A number of cases of minor importance
were argued to the court yesterday in Court
room No. 3.
The case of John Mccarthy Us. Patrick
Callahan was tried to the court yesterday
morning. No decision yet given.
The case of S. S Barrie rs. D E Bedell-
suit on a promisssry note which defend
ant claims was stamped subsequently and
with out his consent, was next taken up,
Loren Prentiss, Esq, for plaintiff and
Payne and Wade for defendant, No de-
cision has as yet been given.
The case of I. L. Gleason IS. C. H. Clarke
is now on trial in this court. 1t is an ac-
ton to recover value for horse which
plaintiff claims was taken by m agent Of
defendant, and used in towing a canal boai
belonging to defendant. Defendant claim'
that the man who took the horse was moi
his agent.
BRFoRE JUDGE Communicated divorce
case of Harriet J. Clarke Us. Alonzo Clarke
occupied the day in Courtroom No. 8, yes
terday. Great interest was evinced in tht
case, large number of spectators being
present. The case was submitted to thu
court, after the arguments of the counsel
yesterday evening. No decision has ye
been given.
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Oval FRAMEs-Au sizes and patterns,
Mouldings and frames furnished to order,
at f. C. Jones', 146 Superior street.
rOv6.17Q
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NoTIOe.-Citizens are urgently requested
to send into the rooms Of the Soldiers Aid
Society, 95 Bank street, all the empty bar
rels and kegs that they have, which will be
suitable for packing vegetables to send to
the army. We have large donations of po-
tatoos, &c, which we are unable to forward
on account of the great scarcity and high
prices of barrels and kegs.
nOv7.l7S SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY
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T. G. sHoLBs & Co.-Ifyou are in want
of good pair of boots or shoes, by all
~, ,,ors rive ShoIes call. He has the best
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We have received another assortment of
Ladies' Fancy FItrs, making our stock
complete again in all its branches. The
very low prices we have been selling Furs
at had depleted our stock, but we are en-
abled again to fill ali orders at Wholesale
or Retail, at our usually low prices.
E. STAIR & Co.,
245 Superior, Sign of the Bear.
nov19:178.
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9hntnarsphiF Stnfk.
DHoToGHAPHIG ALBUMS Al

DHOTOGKAPHIG ALBUMS, AT
> n b. DOUGLAS co.,
ITg SnDerior-Et.
AgTIgTF HATERIAIS - WIEDSOR's AND
Ec1-ton,s .n5 CoaniI's Oii and WatCr Oolors, az
h - DOEGLAS b OOs,
17g Superior-st.
ov.1.AEn souAFEOTLF ROSEWOOD FRAMEs
p r. n. DOUGLAS a cos,
10 SupsriOr-St.
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES OF 0ELEBRATAD
q. B. DOUGLAS cos,
r I7g superioF-st. =
tcAREEs DE- VIsITE" OF oELAbRATAD
zen md women, and Pslmsr's HarblesY et
r P. DOUGLAS & cos,
Elfe BupaFior-st-
urn-.1R. .vTgGs OF DTsTIEGUIsHED HEEf )
r r DOUGLAS COS,
FFq FTpsrfrr -
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80 rlAKREE-.Nov. sO.

ORSFGI1 HAKKET--.NOV. so.
fsF TELEGRAPH.
FIOur-Activs and supply light; SO 30 for No.
I spring; $40 1891 % for red winter Sll leg
SiI 75 for white; 81 so for double extra.
Wheat-Unchang d Winter 81 l41a; Chica-
20 spriag 81 Il.
COrn-Scarce aud quiet.
Bariey-Duil.
Rye-Quiet.
PeRs-Quiet.
Freights-Jhrough shipments have about clos
ed for the season,
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BUFFALO mAREkEF.ssHOv. 80.
TBY TEhEsnkgH,I
FlOur-Unchsnged.
Wheat-No 2 Chicago spring 81 S5i No. Mil
waukoe spring to arrive - O2%.
COrm-Du sud nominal.
DRts-Dujl and nomidJ.
Rariey-No 2 western 81 10
Rye-1 So.
outside price.
Lake ImDOrfs-Flour '2,278 bbIs wheat
s. ,5r5; corn Q, Is7; oats 81, ,05e; barley l44O-
Rssse & Ereattss' Provision ssRrket Re.
port.
The following are the rates charged By Us;
Hams-sugar-cars premium hams . lD.....-24
Dried BeeE-9
8hOuIdeEs-Sugar-cured @ D ......,.....-......-.l6
BaeOn-Or Smoked Sides D ib......-...-.....-...2l
T.ard-Primo leaf kettls-rnd'd in bbls or trcs-Z5a
Prime leaf ksttle-rndr'd in kegs % b..2419
EOFA-No. mess f bbl-....-.-- OV
Extra clear q Hbbi................ .........----
~ No extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depot5 boats. All articles ART
warranted strictly prime, and equal TO anything 10
the State. Orders promptly allied.
EOsE PRENTIS5.
IuIy4.R Nos. t42, ~ and I46 Ontario street
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BURGLARY AT THE DRPOT.

Three Embellishments Broken into
All Of One Dollar and Ten Cents, and
sundry Pies, Cakes, Chickens ana
Dinner Tickets TRlke1-OniS tnis
and Nothing More
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JUST RECE1vED.-Another fine lot of those
cheap Shaker BLINDS, at E. c. Jones', lac
Superior street. nOv5:l79
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FUIbEah TIE AkhE Hkk
AND COLLECT

PENSIONS, BOUNTY. BACK PAY,
r,rs Money, Discharged end Resigned ofi0Ors'
Pay, and al other War Claims
Wspsy particular attention to claims IN which ioi
,tber Ettorney have ALLED, OF Vnica haNe oesh
-. Soi5ieys discharged for WOUNDS Received IN
Rails can .5tnin the 500 Bounty due them I'M
JEDTkTELg, ty applying 20 us 10 person OF py
-6ne Of aur arm being At ALL TIhAs Ia v ash
,Ston, r. O. the advantages are ofer 70 onr o'ehI
AN but be msnifsst 10 al.
Fess low No charge IN 81 ~ nave ,S
r-hst % undertake. hla5 = -
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AmHsfmfnfs.
| OADKMY OF MUSIC

A OADKMY OF MUSIC.
JOHN HLLSLER, JE-,..........-----.---..is sAaHEa
RlOHARD r. GEAKy.----.-....-----..ITeasur
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT Of THE GREAT
DRAMA.
Last Night but One Of the World Renowned Ira
gedians, Mr.. MokEAN and-BEiss VIRGIHIA
BUCHANAN,
Who are nightly hailed with aeeIsmatIons and
shouts Of enthusiasm BY crowded aadieness.
THURSDAY EVENING, Dec. 1Ht, 1854, viii be
presented the new and original Demostie Drama, IN
three acts Of Intense interest, sensational eharac
ter, and startling incidents, acted in London 100
nights and recently produced At Boston, NeEY0Fk,
Philadelphia, Bslri 4 ore, &C entitled
WAITING FOR THIS VERDICT!
Or. The Dark Deed In the Woods.
Founded on the great Painting Of that name, now
on exhibition In London
Jonathan dlcht an BucnAnah
Mertha ROseblade......-....MissF Virginia Buchanan
No other piece will be gwen this esensng.
~ Friday next Farewell Benefit and last sP-
peArsnee Of Mr.. aud Miss Buchanan.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Dress Circle and Parqustto 30 cents; Secured seEa
70 Dress Circle IS cents; Family Circle, so cantss
Gallery, 25 cents Private Boxes 8, and 3 dol
lars; Entire Private Box, single seats 81
Doors open 81 645; Oortsin rises a. 7sSO o'clock.
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DRAINARDs HALL. sss
FRIDAY EVEN'G, DECEMBER I'd. ~
MURD0CH'S READINGS
For the Benefit OF the
Soldiers Home and Soldiers Families.

Mr.. JAMES 4. MURDOCH has gsnsrou.ly con.
sented to return hers on Friday next, and give q
gratuitOus Reading for the above charities, under
the auspices oftne soldiers Aid Society of Cleveland.
The enteTtaument will consist OF the Nstiorei
Address that has been gwen to enthu-iastic audi
ances In Washington, PhilGdelphia, Cincinnstis
New York and other cities intefspersed with War
Poems, most OF them entireiy new, a. Reading, TO
q Cleveland audience.
TICKETS 30 CENTS, to be had At the uEual
places snd at the door. Reserved seats may be Sc
cured at BFainard's for Is cents extra. del;l7s
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COMMERCIAL.


WEDNEsDAA I17--'1'-l -'7'' -
Tho rsosipts o. Grain BY rsil for the "a houra
spsIpr Al hall past one O'Clock to-day krs Is fol-
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R60 000 HONEY a, ADxANGEDm N, a. % d.

A0U,UUU in gums to suit--et the old stand
- vTsil-kuoprn wAGEER'S LOAN OFFICE, on
Sssuritisg Of every kind, viz Gold and Silver
STse-Iss DIsmouds Silver Ware, Jswelry, Guns,
,,istoIs. Uothing Dry Goods, Pianos, MelodeonsI
And All ,srsonai property and articles OF value On
the most satisfactory terms. Business strioIy PIT
80 FgtabIiabed ls5l n. B.-A variety OF IN
redeemed Wstohes, JSEeirg, ouns, he., 'or sa's Al
Bargains. , -,-..
: OBce-onruer .. Water and Superior E1reetaI
S'sS '.-es : q hW- WAGHER-
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L. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
D, 3. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
HI Superior st.
Subscriptions received to the
D., ~ , - - - -, IN am N .rprayT A.

az $40 PER CENT. AND 1O-4O" NATIONAL
LOANS.
Commission all owed TO SubsoriberH.)
sa-U. 5. Bonds Of 1881, 5-2G's. IO-4O's, Treasury
Notes. and ell pther Government Securities par
ohosed and for sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold Silver, Coupons and Canada Money bouShi
md s0uId At beat rates Deposits received and
Collsstions made at al scces7ibls points. Unour'
rent funda converted At lowest. Revenue Stamps
o. sale. oo4
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BABY TENDER.-Tbe great baby tender is
for sale at f. G. Jones', No. l46 Superior
street, Ame. can Building, Cleveland, Ohio
nov. .I9:ISI.
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GOR SALE.-THE SUB CRlBER
E ofrs to sell about p acres Of and, unsurpassed
f1r productiveness about Z Of mile from the terui-
ms n The Fast CLEVELAND Street Railroad on tie
tjrsWfgrd Road. choice variety offruit; good wa
Ter, and cheap buildings. 80, ,,,y,rr. ms
oI7.lsldEW JAS hlOhAADo'
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NOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT ON
G Forest street. House large and comInodiou5i Lot
10 Ofaet bv 93 with an abundance Of hne shrubDeryi
pd GOOD fruit oaice grapes, and good barn Terms
Sssy Enquire OF D. v GAGE, ESQ, l6s Superior sI'
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DARECHANCE FOR MACHINISTS

IL BFRNARD BEMMISG, IA Superior street Of
f-rz f,r saIe his VI hiae Sh snd tools, consisting
f four iathes iour sss, polishing machine, ana All
ecesssrT tools for repairing small machinery Also
shafting betting sc, ali in perfect running order
BT1siness well established and location very deslra-
uo'AssA'o
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TRAvELER,s REaIsTER.

F2- Citizens wishing conveyance to either OF the
egve Trains or Boats, will be called for by Coaches
5l stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
AZ the Omnibus Oh5oe, l4T Superior street, Eoxt
foor to the Weddell HOuso-
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E. C. jones, lac Superior street, has
greatly reduced the prices on Looking
Glasses and all other goods in his line,
noY5:179
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land FOR SALE.-SIXTY ACRES
All Land in lots from threo to eight acres or IN
larger 0uautitiss Said Laud is bounded as lolloNsi
On the north BY St. Clair road the west by wilson
Svenue and on the south by Superior street e1ten-
9ion and Is known as tho Sterling Farm ms above
descried land Is Just out OF the city limits inquire
of M- A. SPAEGLER, OF Miss Il. Fl. SJEkLlhG, oz
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RARM FOR SALE-CONTAINlNG
tbirtv acres of ratio land under goVd cutiya-
for ated in the town .iip of hewburg nve miles
te, 9lsveand There are over 80 young fruit trees
soHe grapos aud small fruits good barn, ilrst-elass
building fJr gra nary, small house. SC b2g Iers1s %
hunarior street. "11Al
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EMPLOYMENT FOR THE WINTER
Ia for Gentlemen and Ladies. light, pleasant and
1rohtabIs For circular address, with STAN q, B =
GREEN, Room 3, American bulidlhg' Vis'ei'nu' "
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AHosmt PtoUEua-E SkEssbisG digestion.
i lI4ttXENDER :ELOgERs. Sttnialnnt and
s9nld-highly tnyisOtaainEi iIniGsrEoab debility.
Ia1HAaEIHaI s+.lnr scrofalk, lthsillatIsm, ,Gc.s
aromatic e6tmihAtitS q eating assh,
muscle ans milk mitch used y lheih nnFRfngs
Also, 1sioye-budI, orange caFauay, eoriaadSF,
SnAke ke;ro0tls&ts 80 Ifsi uar e.tHI52 aar !;
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| charitable Ladiesl ,ass6nis t9Shnd ~,
public at large. in tie haa5ne ~ /. snI,nI;ss
has reached 81 .c6n in yoins Iii.
100000 in money. have sbtkS5 IN ;b5tsS
from the same sotifees 5af ..'st y SHs'N
As an exampie by ~ ;S,;ts nj ri, n.
Parrish cited al fnciSlsss ,;bSsS ~
in his presence, Whefs 3 gSSSr.eI sna y
twelve Yankee dieS;F 10 3 NJ "A sso
by remaining Absolnfely siIant S,,si.Ss 80 -.
entire day, while enea SfSSsi gu ..u
sion. The ofssoS ESIsT,,; nus
eraI pertinent in0dfrfes2 s ~: - sSs. ~.
Excellencv GovS$sSSss g. 5.ssse ey his
upon the motfsof of,esstSSSs ~ ,be bsesen' a
mission and kindred, sgbiscts,s AZ
PTot: Ross then soffetedn the following
assoiunonsr which ~ We're unapimousIy
Rs,oi,.a Tb.t t,II;;..,s =; :. s,,,...9 3ai
and ,S
priucinIes ana 1I = tue
Oof6pSiSs "a y. Sne y, 2. sanitary
the 90 operation a ne 5.oSSs Sysl9 y 9
srai iSsssS Iss I & w. Essssa tPe g5eat fss
soldisrs of ~, Wn1ch All
snss 'o ~. n. L5s ioyalstatss gtthodt refer
hee1n5i agTS;ss,oI Se'
sT;S are P5oPeff e toE
oftbis eonn,E.; 49, aaa slp29Et @ me people
g q 3eol%'iy worthy OF our
$s.Sist ~ Ssg - gtAH EGzlsfl
fSlliSS IL 9}tit s = soiHieEs ggattng and
of ~ ~ OF wounded 10 defence
soIIisSs are United States
nl;ss S oeationss aud sup.
er hosn;t.i ~ saspe either IN the held
nlies Tat m ~ glYep as =, supf
tbSn,ssI,so 20 = ,ss sol9ieEs Wh9 are sxposing
GoveFpnent @ psFpssp pls.1fy Of u tue ne! .. .S =:
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fot oIsssuLARD OIL. -9at
sl5 RIARRELa No.l LARD OIL; fss, 7..3
fsb2. Q ~ ~ LIST. MORRISON 90.
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Hooaand,s German .BitteirIs.l j
FFoBt J. Nei6tShl Broten, D. D., Editor ofth. Rae,
etcpedia Of 4fstigioua RNeiplsGQe.
.(pURELY VRoRrABUEO

kf0Ss y Nel6tOh BroteR, D. D., Editor ofthe Rae,t=
4 etcPedta Of &eiigfoua kFloIpledde.
u a = / i d
Although not dlSpoSed to favor or recommend
Patent Mediclnes In general, through distrnst 81
etsnt reaS0n, why man may not testify to the bent
be believes himself to hAY trom any simpie
ttptE In me hone that ne may thns
ute 70 the bt6ehE Of others 49, = - -
do thiS the qore readily In rel ard 70 Hoohands 3
SeEraAn BttteEss prepared 4y pf. o. NJ JRckSon, a
thts city, Ne4 Asaihst kbem foF
ma eata Under tlis inpf chat y5,So 81
eh9istsy u sls6h9lie An iade6t TO ny
this judiee by proper tesfs aud Tor encoufaSs
ment Try 4hem, when siaerinS from meat sud
iopgeonanued debility. The use OF three botfIes
of these Btttets at the beginning Of the prsssnt
IeAt5 was followed by evident reIisf and
toa degree Of bodily and mental yigoi which had
SPARED Of regulating. 1 thet tlSe. tnk Cioi and
my friend for directing me to III use d tnena.
J.Nk " IN BROWN.
PhilAd'lpA s'9pne 2s, 1884, eisl5 =
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Observation-Disclosures COM
~ FANY, Of the City 6fNeWY = =
ISitS 1 (al paid 200 90
S ASSo 1,z9l,6A 10
sEYEHrY-PIVE per cent, q t6S astt ~,
, 70 59EeH Holden, annually, In which itha
S''utsa thSat inenrFin anyirialz a $
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,sbisd yeFygtespsetfnlly. 'amyyd
~ II aits7slig es NJ JoHA SHibRR: q
ss5 FaifnSht saF Rd6etqt please COPY s.
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The AtteeI< a1 - :. 40 =.
NJ -. = : an q
Ist,s,s 1..s.,s lnai gnant
ss,.-s y. S,t.o
!!-t'i Az iS't>A ~ Nv. Fep. 10, H64. y
Fd'tors In4te4ltigsnesr: i'''E' p" T" q, E,
You win confer favor upon uISS fbt fbe. .4tb
W est Virginia Cavalry by giving the fol-
lowing place In your columus. Inotieed
in the Intsiligencef OF Feb. I'd what pur.
ports to be an account of an affair which
took place between New Greek and Petsr.ssa,
burg, on Jan. Both. Great battles bsSa
been fought, before and since the osru.1
renee Of the dfdir, and tliat too Vifb M
the shedding ofS6he single tron az hfa5io35
It will H6t be considered inprudent. fSr
me %. say q word about this dtGir. "a som q
one has very generously called il. - a
Whliett Is true that most OF the + wagons
were captured, large number Of the
mules were saved II is equally true that
they were. c4PtGted by an overw helmine'
force, under commahd of the rebel Ge1erai
Rosser, with Eve pieces OF artillery. wbiie
helguard for the train had nothing lar,,s1r
or better than Edfefd rifles. . '''' . tasf'i
A large proportion of the, enard Son,
sisted of the 9Th egimeht West Virrinfa
Cavalry, but few of whom had ever been
undeF'tre, and 1 here '&fhtm, as one 'hSsIyifno avn
had experience enough to know some.
thing about how men should behayeI on
THE iheld of bdttle, that With few sxeebS.9
Ii0ns the officers aud men behaved adfSif5
ablysios bs' Ils7 Si'ei ils.H l3Ia .fs''
The 'declAtationssiin the 7ateLkigeneef 81
panic d Ses. s5s gaa5 ss was so%Pss
was was constantly reporting themselves &e
SsW GIeski Is false, and isia base slandet
ponitne men who petiiea their lives in
S.I hing oYerWh Ginning pumbefs,
I.stll y louE PieGes ot artillery playing upon
- tgr ~, oae no9E ,sna ffwenty mlnntes, we
ttoLl >. heia, stowIy IN good
I.s IN e'eF. hne. Of 6atFie disptti6g
,sst ~ ieseEy, -lnsn OF ground.
nue County 8 70 know, tnat
g 70 record, when say that
G wIases.M no rePotted the tr9ogsspqnic
s;a,s 80 oSnors!l1sd, made quicker
s.n ssality 70 sew 9reek dIstafce
=. - 'Sne tnan wac ever made
And thatts not all;
"a at9poss most exhausted by
49, s.9 on OF MS captains
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LIMPlRTklNlT!. 10. o SOLRILLERsIj. 4. !.
gln9 EElends ln the ArmYl

nlose naN4h"i EF1enQS IN ithe Army
We call the ttentiOn OF ali having tiotss or
ma BitteFss WilFonr6 hinb teiths Of the dljsaSeS
Induced by exposure aud PriTAtions to camp
lie. In the lists, published alm6SE dairy IN tht
neEspapefs, ON thd arrival OF the sek, 1T viii Be
noticed that avery large proportion are IeFing
from debility ETety case of that kind can be
eases resulting nom disorers Of the digestive organs
are speedily removed We have no hesitation In
stating that II these Bitters were freely used among
otherwise would be lost fAs
We call particular attention to the following re-
maFkabl0 and well authenticated cure Of one OF the
naton's heroes whose life, to use his own language
"has been saved by thelBIttefs. 80
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.ls, ssSeJti@ dliE s9gaaaaai ~ ss.ia lllii g
4. z-S'sli'.,. aSo1sZsh syRa ,adi ,>1sa47l
sIgg Prom the RiehihOad Wilg. .sssts.,i
.3il fPe gpaEiestpa Colrfer makes atimsIy s1Ees
1 mmondipg the attention Of Our govern
y 4pS altEAtlon aud cultivation OF car
soAs,i aPtssSfIaton iof the health Of
r. AA'S 1E tlcle mas . peculiar ene6tdpon' the
snAFas 1l9l tne lysseln Ag1lnst disease by.hx2
and Irregular diet. It Is sale that the great
Il VI 1ie tauon Bitters ofDr. Drake, which,
senhApps difficulties were found in
heLhsS' was owing toithe extractor
Mnleh y S9ntAl asd - 9ns Of It's pEiu-
80. continuation OF this, we have
VI S. OUT nost distinguished PhysiclanS 70
ne telt nnWel from ordinary
% sapAeS5 he invariably relieved
1y Plantation Plan Htterg Now that these Bit
ID, saSststHts M should be pre-
our government has opeaed
M through secret ag6nt
W lt9t a.
~. t g tns ts4cRpelel
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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-01

The GRAND FETE AT LuPFLER's GARDEN
tomorrow afternoon our readers will bear in
Galden, when Sig. Buono Core, the Fire KIM
WIN enter cage OF fire and roast himself BY menns
OF 70 lhtense a heat as can be produced with Ave
curIs OF light wood, shAvings, 40. The perform
nnee VIII be OF an entire different nature TO that
OF me tlre King upon the stage OF the Canterbury
az ne mere used gas, while, as we before stnted'
Wooy iB to be used on Tuesday Afternoon A
EtnaS ball Is to wind up the festivitIes There
wa We a large crowd present, no doubt.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-08-01
Amusementa,

CANTERBURY.-A host Of new talent is an.
liat, Misses Ella Wesner, Nellie Riimire Ma,
Wesner, Lizzie Wesner, dsnseuses, who viii an.
year IN connection with the large company, which
nss been performing during the past week, A.
these accessionB are ade to the already large Ar
isy talent now employed at the Canterbury for
he purpose OF keeping up to the regular stand rd
ilo VIII be OF most attractive nature 10 night,