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A MAN OF A THOUSAND
4 ooNsuMPTTY1 dnRnn.

Dr.. 81. JAMES, 3 Retired Physician OF zreai
certain cure fer Oonaumption, A6thma, Brsnchifis
Oougnss Colds and General Debility. Ths remedy
was discovered BY him when his only child, dRuRh-
ter, was given up TO die. BIS child was cured and 4
now alive and well. DESTROYS OF benehtting bis fell
low mortals, ne Will 4end to those who wish Il the
tainng NIL directions for making and sue
cessfnly using this remedy, free, receipt Of their
MONIES, Win Two stamps 70 pay expenses, There !.
not single case Of Consumption that IL does not ~
once take hold o. and dssipats. Night sWeatH pee
Ishne5s, irritation Of the nerves, failure OF smo
oinout sharp pains in the lungs s0rt
throat chilly sensatons nausea at the stomach, in
actor OF the bowels, wasting away Of the muscles
~ me writer viii please state the name Of the pa
1sr they zee this advertiment in. Address,
OBADDOOE q co.,
iyi1-lb5 225 North zd-St Philadelbhis "a
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BRY NOOpS.
Nc. $50. No. $50,
DRY GOOD S
NO.2sO.

T M.&H.T. HOVER HAVING
- q eomplsted their new addition, making their
store two hundred feet deep, the largest IN the city,
hlled with
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VIENNA
ne PARIS

.THE ALL SUFFICIENTTHREE
-TRIESEMER i, 2 ana 3srs protected by BOY.
Al hetters Patent Of England, and secured By ths
Seals Of the Ecole de Pharmacie de Paris and the
Imperial College OF Medicine. Vienna
No. ODe ig invaluable Tor Exhaustion hpermator-
rh0ea aud all physical disabilities.
No. Two completely eradicates all traces Of those
diseases that have heretofore been treated by the
nauBeOus and perniciOus use Ofcopavia and cubeb8.
No. Three has entirely supplanted tbs injurious
ct mercury, 20 the sufferer speedy
ief, dispensing all impurities and roofing out the
disease.
TRIEsEMAR, Nos l. aud 3 are preDzTaLlons N ths
form of lozengea, devoid Of taste or SMELL and eau
be csrred in the EHstcoat pocket. Sold In tin cases
and divided into separate doses as admlnstered by
Velpau LallemAnd Roux, Ricold, 30. Price q each,
or cases for es which saves S3 and in e27 cases,
whereby there Is q saving OF -. To be had whole
sals and retail Of Dr. BAKOW, No. le4, Bleeker-st.,
New York.
| Immediately on rccsivihg remittance DR.. Barrow
will forward the Triesmar any part OF tho world,
securely packed and addressed according 70 the In
| structiOnB OF the writer.
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CURE THAT LOATHsOME MALADY.

q fEIEEO II HEED-TRT II,
d. bW0otu IHFALLIBLE LIEIm EhTi 4 ErsPzFa
Rcn the roripe of Essphsn Sweet, OF U5nnsetios
tAs Ereas bone setsr, and hss bssa used il his Vrss
90 Tor tbs last twenty yosrs With the most aslonE
Is l1eeczZ AZ a1 eEtsrnAi remedy e IS Without
kilali and VII ellsyiGts Psin more speedily than an
eiher rreparltion Tor ell Rb5amafie and hsrF0u
Y10rdesI Il g truly inflIibo, and e. curative aoi
7resi Noundss SPrgin1, BruissE, 49, its soothing
lseilT and powerful stfenE tioninE probensities
ste the lust Wondsr and Of al who hnV
oler given Is trail Over four hundred osrfthoats,
O clres EsrioraiBd b. il within The last
20 year, attest 70 this fHus. Strong Armgtronfl
Afantl sor Olsselaud. daoI0ai itaoWdhNsIf1f
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NOthersi EseEheFsll 8IOthoTE!ll


Don't fail 20 sro.uro Mrs. WINsLOW's sOOTH-
ING sYBUP for UHIbDRES TEETHIRG.
This aluabls preparation IS the prescription OF one
Of the lest Female Physicians and Nurses in the
United States, ard has been used for thirty yesu
with never ling safety and By millions Of
mothers and ehil6rsn from the feeble infant Of one
week to the adult. il not only relieves the child
from pain but ilyisorAtes the stomach and bowels,
correots cidity, and gives tone and energy to tha
whole syHtsm twill Elmost instantly relieve
GRIPIBG IN 4HE B3WELsAND WIND O0LIO.
We believe it the Best and surest Remedy IN the
World In al cases Of DiarIhsa End Dysentery Of
Children, whether 1t ARISES from Tsething, from
other causes.
Full directions for using win accompany each bot
tie. None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS
Perkins. New York, is on the wrapper.
SOLD b. all Medicine Dealers. Principal Ohioe
Day-st, New York.
Price only rs Cents per Bottle.
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READ THE EoLLoWIEG.

hEhO IhE EOLLOWlRt
lTEsTIMoNIAL OF MRS SARAH GOULD
Prof. MUNH Two years ago my scalp became
diseased, and my hair commenced falling out very
last The disease spread until my scalp was one com
pleta sore the burning and itching sensation was
inEupportable. would apply remedy after remedy
with only momentary relief. consulted sew raj
physicians Of this city inform ID by them that
the disease with which my alp was affected was the
Salt Rheum, and that they could not benefit me.
read your advertisement and concluded 10 consult
you. You assured me that you would eradicate the
disease and restore my hair which had become very
thin. With that assurance placed myself in your
hands, and the result Is have luxuriant head Of
hair; my scalp is perfectly well, and my hair has
ceased to fall out. Respectfully, Youts,
MRS. SARAH GOULD,
No. I47 South Pearl-St., Albany, N. Y.
1t Is fact acknowledged by ali who have used the
Hair Restorer and their name f. Legion, that SC is
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MUSIC.
CHEET MUSIC.
tt Re. Euclid Street,
A DMINIsTRATOR's SALE OF REAL

A DmlNlSFRATUh6 SALE Of REAL
~ FSTATE.-On the twentieth day OF April,
1903, on the premises n the township Of Brecks-
VILE will be sold, by order Of the Probate Court,
to the highest bidder, the following real estate as
the property Of Henry InInan, deceased. to wit /.
Situate one half mile north Of the village of
BrecksFiIle, county Of CuyahogE, and State Of
Ohio, in lot number 19, and is bounded as fol-
lows: beginning at the northeast corner Of lot
number 10, at a white oak tree marked (1g),
thence west on the north line Of said lot to a
chestnut stake in the centre Of the read, thence
running s0uthwesterly in the centre Of said road
sixty-eight (5Sl rods, thence east on line paral-
lei with the north line TO the east line Of said lot
number 19, thence north on said line sixty lght
t5s) rods to place OF beginning, and supposed to
contain hfty acres subject to the encumbrance Of
a homestead Of three acres, which includes the
buildings. Appraised st 81, ,6s2.
Terms Of sale-0ne Thousand dollars down on
day OF sale and the balance in one year, secured
by mortgage on the premises.
WI. PORTER,
Administrator of Henry Inmsn, deceased.
mr22:ll6
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10 You've MEE.-Hec can prove 70 you in a few min 4.
utss that he Is the only physician you eTer tTeated
with that cares this disease For every patient who
Nf follow his dire tiOnE, he will give One Hundred
Dollars i he fails in curing This disease No charge
made for consultation. those at a distance who
Wish to consult the Doctor may do so by sending q
small vis OF urine By mzil with name, sex and age,
aad he will answer and describe thec case, and the
possibility Of getting ieief, By e-closing return
postage stamp. mar3:92T
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MEDICAL.
ISIlISlEHl SUCCESS

IN. n IlbOONs
Formerly Of New York City, will pay one hundred
above named diseases. he viii pay the same sum for
Ihe proof that any other Physician in the United
After many years OF lab0rious study and expert
ence DR.. GIBsoN is happy In being able 20 RunOuncs
treatment for = 1'S''- y
THE SPEEDY AND PERMANENT OUBH
Of the above, and also all CONTAGIOUS disease Of the
REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS, with sll bad eFectg arisjng
thersfrom, including general
DEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PROSTRAFIOH.
He has succeeded in curing cases in this civ Sons
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with self
sly ed physicians, who profess to treat all private
msadles with success and without receiving the
DR.. GIBSON does not boast that he Is a menber oi
some Uollege in London or Paris, as PERHAPS some
others do for the purpose Of ensnarng the innocent
and who held out great expectations never to be real
zed But what DR.. G. might boast OF is this that he
Il able @ give entire satisfaction to those who re-
pose eonndenoe in his ability and integrity, and that
ne has perfected American system Of treatment
Wnlcn challenges any Physician OF London or Paris
OF any patent medicine to equal for the radical cuT5
Of seminal weakness, and all diseases or deranRs-
mens, ooth mental and physical, arising from sex
Or. GIBSON also claims for his new treatment tbs
loloE1ns advantages all others vet disooyered
bi ~ :, s e.iss ussa are n no respect disagreea-
curys nor any other deleteriouB drug secondIv no
Eestrlctlons IN diet or business is required thirdly
ms treatmentts positive and certain in all cases He
stands prepared % 60 into any public or private hos
ptal IN the United States and demonstrsts the i'm
other now known 70 the world In point Of pror1f
ness, permanency, mldness, safety and conEenience
TO the patient.
Dr.. GI9sos is permanently located in Cleveland,
and mas during the past Five years performed many
cures OF diseases which had for years resisted ali other
modes Of treatment. References can Be- given 10 in
Efduas OF the nrst respectabilty In Cleveland Bos
toni New 1ork,an other cities in regard to skill and
integrity In all professional transactons Dygpepsia
rheumatism, scrofula, and all chronic diseases
treated with superior success
- Medicines sent 70 any part of the country On
receipt of ten dollars
Dr; eIBsoE's New Work on Physiology for sale at
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tcoNTBUED.l
CHAPTER IX-THE sMAsH Up.
When woke up In the morning
The Train was standing still l.
On one side saw river,
On the othsr q steep hill.
Nov wonder, what in thunder,''.
said 1, ''can the matter bei
As opened wide the window
And looked Ont that might see. =
Then heard the clank OF hsmmsrs.
Saw men rushing to and fro:
abr l said; here's some detsntioH,T
But did not have to go far
Ere sight ! did behold;
A sight ne'er had seen before
And made my blood run cold.
Right before me on the railroad,
And not twenty rods ahead,
Was afreight train smashed to pieces,
And an old COW lying dead.
'Tell me, please, sir, what's the matter r
Matter p -ad he, "thsre is plenty,
-=f We must stop six hours here"
There were h7gshesds OF tobacco,
And dead hogs lying on the ground.
SUGAR, Flnnr, Coal and Bacon
In profus 90 scattered round.
Men were busy moving rnbbshs
some were busy laying track,
And as was only In thpIrWs
To the cars soon went back.
Chi the grumbline and the growing.
That in the cars met,
1t was laushable TO hssrit,
And never shall forget.
Some were fretttug for their breakfast,
Others that they were not home,
While some sgore that, on that Railroad
Never more that way would cOms,
And we ish to iniOrm our numerous friends and
the public that we still offer the largest and best a.
s9rtment OF
READY MADE CLOTHING
IL the CITY Of Cleveland. Our stock Of Cloths, Cas-
timeres, Nesttngs and Military Goods Of all descrp
tionS, is very large. Call at
Isaac A. Isase's Union Ball,
Sole Agency for OF Singer sOsIebratsd EeiuF
Aaohines, StoEr's Automston Presdman, and
.H Strong : Patent Army Bed-Trurk,
Corner Superior and Unaon-HiH,
~. Look out for the GIANTS. feb29 n
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CLEVELAND s ERIE BIB.

- - ----- 49,
1854. WETEB ARBAHeEHEE1. Ba-:
On and amer Monday, November 18th, ls6s. PAassn-
scr Trains viii run Is follows (Sundaya exoepee6f
LEAVE CLEVELANDs
8fs5D a. m.-DAT EAPRESS TRkIE-3torpt-ga .
MilOughbyi Painesyilia, Gensyat Asa2bulas
Conneaut and 1iraru only, and arrive At Arte af
l:ls ,. M Dun klEk rs p ma Buaalo 80 ,. N:
PainesFille, AsAtabula and qirArd only. and ~
rive. g Erie SO ,. m, Dunk1rk 81 p M Sul-
ass ?. 4..11MAiL AND GOOOMAoDATIoE-
StoppinE at ail stations and arrives At EEieat
O,IO p. M--HIeHF EXPREss TRAIE-stoppins
At atPainesEille, Arhts5uIa and Grad onlgs 11d
srriyss e Erio e l2;42 a. m, DEnAthk - -
m, Budslo 4:20 3. N. ID, s---z
LEAVE ERIH
ilO A. n.-NI9HT E4PREss TI5,sl 8
GirArd, AshtAbala and PainssVihe onitf ena "
riTes ct Olsveland at 800 4 E,,r.. -,ro-u man,
$40 E.--MAIL AND AOOOa An AVDA t1O1 80 fe1ttA
Stopping st Al sfstioEs ard arrives q Oi''a-
sss 1o EGToLEDo 4 5fi3 FeEssstopBIng At Al "a
tIOns except sEanJtllsl az pEooks j ~ a
Perry, Mentor a1d Nickhhei and arrives ~
AK, %MDAY z ExPRIss TBAIN-sto1PIng At e.
n1IT, md arrives in Cleveland At 6:75P. y.
ssr seoond OIasl Oars Ers run On AL through
trains going WsstEsEd c9HSsst at OsSsla,2i
natl, indianapolis, St. Louis, ao.i and al tnroue
traina going Eastward, connect a. DnnAirk Nltn "
trniaH Of the N Z. T. RAllroad, and g bunAlc VII
| those Of the New York Central and Bufalo Nov
York City Railroads for New York. Albany B0atoli
| HiaFarA Falls, ko., and at Erie with trains on N
nI-DaT F-1Tsls Esst and West, connects at GlFaT
/ vIsh Trains on Eris and Pittsburgh Ratroad y
LinsSYis, AeadVills, 1smsst9Eni 5e s,,,,
CeEsland. November 18th, 1854.
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FARMS AND OUT LOTS.

Farm OF 100 acres on Lake Shore u miles from the
city; good House, Barn, Fruit, sc.
Yarn Of l6l acres, n miles from the citv: good
buildings. Price $40 per acre.
Farm OF Is acres in Orange township, on plan K
road good buildings, de. 90 per acre
YARN oi liS acres In lndePendencsi good build.
Farm Of 100 acres on plank road, 10 miles from oit
orchard, &C.. =
lOwA:-Sosle good improved Farms near Musca-
tine, on Mississippi river
Farm Of 80 acres in northwestern Indiana, near q
Will exchange for City Property
Euclid Road, miles from Post ONCE, " acres;
St. Clair ,kosa, s3miIes from Post Once, 10 acres
Wilson Avenue. Five acres near Kinsman-St.
Euclid Road, three miles rrorn Post Once 81 acres
with mont also on Cedar strest considerable ETu
and beautiful stream Of water. A Desirable lot
twenty acres near the Water Cure and on ssmi
road and very cheap 5000, alt+
BROOKLYN Center, 4miles from CITY Brick Heusi
and II acres land, ei500.
TWenty-one acres on Spangier's Avenue, near vii
son street. First quality Of land. $3.50 per acre,
Seventeen scres on Crawford Road, near SupsTiol
Street Extension. $50 per acre.
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Is First Glass Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
The Tyaek is Stone BaGstsd and Is FTsS from Bust
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DF. g r All AN,
Member Of The Royal College Of Pkysieans
London, England; Graduate Of
RisOrd's HospitaI for

FEMALE DISEASE
and constant attendant OF Paris, London, New Or
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last tee years
has opened an efics ct the
johnson Rouse, Cleveland,
where he VII Be happy to meet all those who are af-
hicisd with subaouts and chronic diseases.
His treatment Is entirely different from the old
plan and fs mild. eeaeious and effective. His med
iciDes simply vegetable extracts and oils they
have never bfsn Us but by two other physicians in
America besides himself He has spent the greatest
part Of his life aud thousands Of dollars in obtaining
few secrets in his profession. BE tests the Urine
for all forms OF disease. No charge for giving an
ho1est ard true et,terlert of thier casa
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MORNING LEADER.
TUESDAY mORNIN5i, APRIL 5, 1s84
ACo1traband song,

Fer Special and TELEGRAPH Nsws--sse
Eirigt PaSe. For LEGAL and Commercial
NoWH--soo Fourth Page
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NLEVELAND 3 TOLEDO B, B.



is5s4. WIHTEB ARRANGEMENT. Issat.
On and after nj moHdsy, November 18th, Issl Pnuusa.
ger Trains VIII leave Cleveland follows (sneaTs
ezospted):
5s5O A. lI.-CHIOAG0 EXPRESS AZ Bsres,
Grafton Oberlin, HorWalk, HonrosTills, Belle
I1es Clyde, Fremont aRd Elmore, and arrives st
Toledo at 1890 P. n; Detroit $50 Rsu-, and ehf-
czgo 1t 1890 P. n WI
9f05 p. lf.-HESrERN MAIL-stOna st Al Hta.
t1ons on Southern Division, and arrives at 70
leco 81 SIS P. n; Chicago 500 AZ
$3.50 y. m.-NOhEEEHn hlAHfr-5toa1 A Al 1tn-
ttenH on Northern Division, and arrives Al SAN
dnaky at 7-i0 ,. n. 7-775
sr8o II. ms-Al9HF EXP PRESs-Seob5 at Grnfton.
HorWalk, MonrOeVflle, Clyde, sud fremont, ~
arrives at Toledo a. I2 p n /. Detroit ss0o A r !.
and Ubtcagc ~ l0.3o A. n. =.
OQHHEOTIOHB. -.
Concessions are made st MonrosFiIls with fhs San
ecakys hansnold Newark B.R., AZ Olyds With thu
tandugkyi Dayton Cincinnati B. q, At TFs1no17
With 1remont Indians 3. B., and at Toledo Wifh
the Michigan Southern q Northern Indiana and 70.
edo wabash RailroadB for Chicago, Detroit, Jack,
lons Lort Wayne, LoFansport, LafaTssEs, Oalro ~
ton, g. Loaia and All points VEST, Northwest and
Trssas Srriss IN Ols4slAnd nom Toledo and sbs
West at 80 A. t-2:45 P. n, and s.ss ?. ~ FrW
sandusky u 9.25 An. L. D. RUOE EE guDis =
Cleveland, November IS, I86z
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7 AND OBFIOE.-H. Il. LITTLE
Il hAs constantly on hand q large number Of I'M
proved Farms for sale for cash or on time. AlsO-a
variety OF City and Village Property; and choice
Farming Lands In Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri
which he Will exchange for Farms, Oity or Personal
Property. Oflce in AtWater Building, Nos. End 3,
I'd dOoF. q mhyI7
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EzoREssoR or ELErTRoPArHT AID HspTmzs.
Omoe-ll9 Seneca Street, few doors from Superior
mp stairs, opposite the City Hotel.
Once heurs mems to u and from 2 to 5 O'CLOCK
daily lSundaYs eLcentad
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FOr Rats, Mice, RoRehas, Ants, Bed Bugs,
Moths In Furs, WOOlens, &c, Insects on
Plants, Fowls, Animals, &c
Put up in 25c, 500. and 100 Boxes, Bottles and
TIOss, &C.
"Only infallibls remedies known"
Free from POs0ns.n
"Not dangerous TO the Human Family
"Bats come out Of their bolss to die"
T-sold Wholesale In all large Cities.
- Sold by Druggists and Retailers everywhere.
sGBlli BEWARE u OF all worthless limitations.
~ See that "UOsfAR's'' name is on each Box, Bot
tie and FLASH, before you buy.
B1g-Address HENRY X. COSTAR.
~ PRINCIPAL DEPoT 4s2 BROADWAY, N. Y.
0a5 Sold by STBONG a ARMSTkOBG and BEN
TON BROS, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
Gayeland. Ohio. mars-R2 nAv
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Kine Daily Trains From.
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK

B-TIcksts for Sale to Boston By Boat Or Bail, and
Boat Tickets good on any OF the kOund Lines.
Fsrs 70 az Points as LOto as By any other Ro'tS
SLEEPING OARs on Night Trains 70 Philadsl
phis, New York and Baltimore
Bag9aee Checked Through and Transferred Ere
1;9AHsPORTATIoN.-Aer Produce an
Live stock carried with dssPatch' 81 Lowest H'e''
CHAs. THOMSON, Local Agent, CleVeland-s
- n rToT,-,s EHOOH LEWIS,
VIZ, u. ~ ~. IL s'.,,e GenI Bup't,
nhfraro. Ill. IlouAll a-tt.---l
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d EAL ESTATE.-E. N. KEYES!
III u (sormerly fthe hrm OF Littles s Keyes,l has
oDsned Real Gsate Once in ROu5e's Block, corner
Of uperior-St and Public Square, and has constantly
on hand several thousand acres Of rBt quality Farms
ing Lands IN the States Of Iowa. Wisconsin and Mis-
ssu to axehAngefor city country property allei
Tor allsklnds Of personal property. PartcAsh pAidl
aeoeaasrF. Anris: 81
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HAIR RESTORER.
DRoFEssOR DEMUNN'S
Only Genuine Hair RestOrer


The skill Of the medical faculty in treating diBea-
Of the scalp has in majority of es, been BAT
fed By this most peculiar disease Of human frame
II is not 70 be wondered at, 1t IuiIes great
study, deep research and a careful nVesn CATION OF
the causes which, roduce the di- Ase. Unless the
cause Is discovered. IL is an uttt- fmposibity 70
eradicate the disease and effect permanent cure
Diseases Of the scalp have been pronounced incura
Bile BY some Of the NEST eminent physicians. have
devoted Of study TO this peculiar part Of the hu
man frame, and am satisfied that possess
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REAL ESTATE.
pRAYTON 8 sTOOKWELL.
REAh EsFATR AGKEFs,
HOUSES AND LOIS FoRIsAIH.

OEes no. AtWatsr Building. EntrAnes threa
the Insurance Ofies OH. =. BraytOn.
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THE ONLY REMEDY:
sALT RHEUM, sCALD HEAD
Fgve Hundred DoIIars

and other cutaneous diseases aud restore the Hair
to those who have become bald. 70 make good the
assertion, will forfeit
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-08-04

TIE MoCKINe BIRD OF REsAoA.-The
Atlanta Appeal relates the following Incl
dent:
In the hottest of the battle of Sunday a
she'll came screaming through the air from
the works in front Of our left. II paused above
a point where Gen. Johnston and Gen. Polk
were standing; whistled like a top above
them, and before exploding whistled half
dozen notes as clear as fife to the drum
like rattle of musketry. The din had scarce
died away, and the fragments fallen to the
ground, when the attention of the party
was directed to one of the upper boughs of
tall tree, where mockingbird had be-
begun 10 intimate the whistle of the shell
Neither the roar of cannon nor the rain o
balls could drive this brave bird from it
lofty perch 1t sat above the battle fields
like a little god Of war, its blythe tones war
bling over the din Of arms.
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Afairs at PETERSBURG.

The result of General Grants mining op-
erztioDs and assault at Petersburg, is a
bloody repulse- We assume, of course, that
the manly way is to look the facts square in
the face, instead of trying to cover them up
by falsehood. The consolation gained by
pretending tina disaster is victory, is short
lived, and is d. arly purchased by the neg
lect of the means necessary to retrieve the
disaster. Our troops were hurled upon the
inner line of inIrencbments as strong as the
one that had been mined at one point. The
black troops appear to have been sent on an
impossible attempt 1t was butchery to
no purpose.
1t is to be hoped that General Grant will
find some way of operating with less sacri-
fce of his men. That rate of expenditure
of this precious material which might not
be fatal to final success in such ad isparity Of
forces as at Vicksburg, will not do when he
is contendiDg with LEES army. The coun-
try can furnish the men to put down this re-
bellion, but it is time to bring military skill
into play, instead of blind slaughter. And
it is believed to be possible to military
genius to bring Lees army to battle on fair
terms, Instead of drawing it to Its strongest
and best prepared position, when it covers
all Its communications, while we uncover
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