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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-23

How ARE Y0v, ILLEeAL voTTRsf-Calvin
RosenOrans was sfrested by Commissioner
Kirkpetriek's force on Monday siternOor,
on the charge OfillegaI voting at the Pres
idential election. He is suspected Of being
adeserter.
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CAFTrRED.-Eevs hes been received here
that Charles W. McRsynOlds, son Of A.
McReynolds, of Euclid, was recently cap
tured: near Pulaski, Tennessee. he was
connected with the United States Tele-
graph Corps.
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DIED.

In this city, on the Goth Instant, HENRY L.
Crow ELL, eyed 45 years.
Funeral Wednesday at Q O'Clock P. 4 from his
late residence, 10 ssl Superior street. TEioads Of
The fAmTlY are invi.ed 70 attend.
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THAxksa1v1so DINNER roa TIE soLD

THANKSGIVING DIENER ron THE SOLDIERS.
DO not forget the soldiers in your prepG-
rations for the celebration Of our trnly ma
tional anniversary tomorrow. On the
contrary, let every one who is rich enough
to celebrate thanksgiving day himself CON
tribute something to Thanksgiving din
ner for the soldiers at the Soldiers Home.
Send in the eatables to the Soldiers Aid
Society Room, s5 Bank street, before dark
to-day.
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eew g9Isls sV.1t18a RaARRLsE.

uEa YOAK, Nov. q, 1865.
5OveEmmenG StOels--Ars firm. United
atss skies 81 coupons li69S do go coupons lO4z
10 30 coupons 9T1@; TressEry T-S0i IlIi Oue Ssv
Gel tido-tes 9e5%.
kjfOeks-Eo5Ge B Island i08e{ Chicago, Bur.
ungton Z Quincy = Michigan Southern & Ncrth
era Indiana rs Clsve4sni PitEsburg l05
Northwestern preferred -; Toledo - 1t Wayne
IO276 Mi aank esk PIRirs due Chen -, Alton Ter
Hudson lie, Resaiag lJ5%s miOhisan UsntsaI III
Illinois Oe1trs! scEip lZ5, sells % daVs Erie pre-
fired I0lL
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DAILY LEADER.
WE0EEsDAY. NGVEnBER 9s.
SEW AByEagssEsEEAFs.

Academy Of Ma io-Ths Robbers.
L. A. Wilc5x--Re1l E.tsto at Auction.
Company E-Socisble.
y act sd-Traln Boys.
Wanssd-situation.
J. 3 Glenn / Co.--Older 4 snted-
! ost-Locsl Notice
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FaAxx o. RoBsIEs-The Warren oensR-
tutioa says the case Of F. o. Robbins will
probably not he tried at the present sss-
sion of the court.
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Train BoTs.-Two or three good, expert
eneed train boys wanted, 10 whom good
percentage will be allowed. Apply at the
LBApEa counting-room.
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II the lady who took lsdy's beaver fur
collar from boy at the Theatre on Satur-
day P y, viii return it to this Office, she
viii much oblige the owner.
Noyz2I7S
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To grade and improve an slley running
from Ontario street to senese street. ordi-
nanoes.
To grade and improve On alley running
from Champiafn street to Michigan greet.
Ordinances.
To levy and assess special tax on Ssne-
ca street, between Lake Erie and the Ohio
Canal. Passed.
To levy and assess special tax on all
the let's or lands bounding or ebutt1ng upon
Michigan street. Passed.
olevy and assess special tax upon De
troit and Centre streets and the West side
Street Railroad. Second reading.
To levy and assess a special tax on Case
Avenue. Second reading.
To protect the new Fire Alarm Telegraph
In Cleveland. Second reading.
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CITY NEWS.

Some beautiful Flowers and Ribbons
now opening at Mrs. Shaw'a Millinery
Store. noY.8
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WATER CURE,
FOE
INVALID WcMEN.

TIHE So BSCRIBER HAS AN Es-
L FABLtSHAENT 81 Columbus Ohio for the
exclusive trestmento InyEiid Women. Tbs mems
used con tss Of mild and careful Of wat-r with
tie Movement or AotOrpathis tufs sdministered
BY the phJ hioiRn IN peIs5n- All forms OF d eass
treated, aud sish remarkable suorsss.
Address v. snEPAED, n. D..
nOls:is5 Colu u1ibu8 Ohio.
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Mrs, ". L. Deane viii receive a few more
pupils for instruction on the piano forte at
her residence, No IS sheriff street.
noE2L:lfa
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TIE SCHOONER GRoReE FooTz.-It will be
remembered that we recently reported that
thia vessel had been sunk at Marquette,
but that there was fair prospect of saving
her. We have since learned that she was
raised and pumped dry, whereupon, in ad-
ditIOn to her cargo on board, sixty tons of
iron ore was taken on board by the Captain
who Insisted that she was not leaking, In
which viewhe was not sustained by any
one else. As was fOroseen, che soon sunk
again, and now lies at the Cleveland Com.
pany's dock, In ten feet Of water.
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YES ohsV BLAND RKEwERY
GAEAE.-sT., CLEVELAND, o.,
constantly on hAnd-sor City and Expert uss.
4, EIG, Pale, Amber and Cream Ale,
Porter and BrSsR Stout.
PARTICULAR attention is called to my gtook Of
PRESENT USE AND CREAM ALEs,
sound and reliable article Of which can always be
9uad on hand during the TarZ0sst weather In Eam-
Bier. Orders addressed to n ID. STONE, AE'1,
sid recoiys prompt attention. sug5-kzs
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF CLEVELARB.
Fiscal Agent and Desigated DepOsitaTy
Of the United states,

Fiscal Agent and Desigated DepOsitaTy
Of the United states.
Authorized Subscription Agents for the New Loan Of
Z $40 TREAS URY NOTES,
On which will allow liberal commission to dealers
VIII keep OF hand for sals
UNITED STA TEs 6-gO BONDS,
UNITED STATES 1910 BONDS
UNITED STATES BONDS or LSSI.
UNITED STATES 7-3O TRHASURT NOTES.
VIII purchase at highest market rsteE.
COIN,
COTE COUPONS,
u S QUARTERHASTERS VOUCHERS,
CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, and
G0FERNaTEET SECURITIES OF ALL ETNDS.
tnOS:Rs
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To EEVTRALrzE oETESs17RNEss in many
forms re use disinfeeting agents. I'm
pure hresth, caused by bad teeth, tobac-
co, spiri.s, or cstarYh, is neutralized by
5ozodont. IT'S healthfnl beautifler, and
6 great luxury es deniri6ce. The repul-
siYe breath is BY its usersndered as q rose,
and GOODNESS by friends or lovers will be no
longer noticed.
sold by all druggists. nov2I:1e0.S st
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-23

CLEVELAND BRANcH SANITARY COMMISSION.
-Io the Pastors Of all Loyal Churches -
While watching the progress of oar gallant
armies in tho field, we may not forget the
claims Of that other great army of wounded
men who have fallen in gaining the hope
full successes that bring joy to every loyal
heart.
The Sanitary Commission, in Its work
upon battle fields and in hospitals, has ex-
pended within the last six months over one
and half millions of dollars, mainly fer
wounded soldiers-supphes not otherwise
within their reach. At tn present rate of
expenditure the treasury of the Commission
vii be exhausted in few months at latest.
It is decided present this cause through
the churches, and to sntrest that the con-
tributions of the approaching Fhanksgiv-
ing Day may be made a THANK oFFERINe to
the disabled and needy soldiers.
Pastors TO whom this appeal comes, will
please urge their people 70 give generously
10 this OBJECT. l. ia now for each one Of us
to decide whether tho Sanitary Commission
that has been the loving hand OF the peo-
pie stretched out for the succor Of their
noble armies, shall cease its Good Samaritan
work, or whether, by the generous support
of loyal public, it may continue its minis
tgations ct --srCy 50 long as our suffering
sololerb hooo the cars ana cohLoEb Whicn
it offers.
Donations may be sent to Geo. 7. Strong,
Treasurer Sanitary Commission, SO Wall
Strset, N.
Contributions from Northera Ohio may
be addressed to Soldiers Aid Society, g5
Bank Street, Cleveland, Ohio, an authorized
Branch Of the Sanitary Commission, or may
be given TO the local Aid Societies Lnat are
tributaries 70 this office.
MARY G. BRAYFoN,
"A
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-23

HORRIBLE AeoIDEET.-A terrible accident
occurred Sunday afternoon on the Mahon-
ing railroad, near youngstown, which re-
suited in the death Of Mr.. Alfred Talbot,
an old and highly respected citizen of East
Cleveland. A bridge on the road, near
Niles, being out of order, rendering the
passage Of trains unsafe, Mr.. Talbot went
out with ga7g Of p:en tO repair it, going
on hand-car.
He had been turning the crank but few
minutes, when 1t caught in his coat and
threw him with great force IN front Of the
car, breaking his right arm near the elbow,
and forcing it through his side, breaking
hls ribs and otherwise injuring him. He
lived about four hours, In torture His
body was brought home Monday noon, and
ihe first intimatiOn his family had of the
event was the spectacle OF hiS coffin.
Mr.. Talbot was an upright man, and
highly esteemed. He was about Atty years
of age. The funeral will take place to day
"wednesday noon, from his old residence
in East Cleveland.
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legal intelligence.

CoURT OF CoNMox Pleas. -CRrN1xLL
BRANoH-BEFoRE JUDeE CoFF1SBEzEY.-In
the case of Ohio vs. Lewis O. Richardson,
for grand larceny, the jury, after having
been out about twenty-four hours, came in
at three o'clock yesterday aftern oon and
reported that they were unable to agree.
The jury were discharged and the case
continued. A new Jury will be empan-
Deled, and the case viii probably be tried
E second time to-day.
The case of Ohio Us. William Finn, an
Irishman, indicted for voting Illegally IL
the Eighth Ward, never having besn natu-
rallied went to the Jury yesterday after
noon, but no verdict has yet been returned,
C. W. Palmer, Esq, Prosecuting Attorney,
conducted the case for the State, and Jarvis
NJ. Adams, Esq, for tie defendant.
The case of Ohio Is. Samuel 0dell, in
dicted for grand larceny, is now on trial.
The defendant is charged with having
stolen bank bills and United ststes Treas
ury notes, amounting in value to $Is5,
frou Samuel Bsthress. R. A. Davidson
conducts the case for the defendant.
CIVIL BRASoH.-BEFosE JUDaE BoLToN.-
The case of Joseph DuFner vs. Andrew
Cupnington is still on trial in Courtroom
No /. The Court adjourned yesterday af-
terroou, at the conclusion of the argument
Of Mr.. Baekus. #
G1vIL BRANoH.-BEFoEB JUDeE FooTE.-In
the case of Jacot %. q. Benton and others.
juror hes withdrawn on account Of i'll.
ness, and the case has been continued al
piaintif's costs.
The case of L. J. Rider ps. Eastman was
tried to the Court yesterday, L. J. Rider
Esq, appearing for himself, and J. M. Jones
Esq, for defendant. Judgment was rem
dered for plaintiff, with nominal damages
to the amount Of FIVE cents.
Some further business, Of minor imPor.
tanss, was also transacted.
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= HoHE AsAIE.-Dr. Halliwsn begs to in
form his many patrons and friends, that he
has returned from New York, aud can be
seen st his ofics ss usual, on business.
HALLIEELL 4 DANIELS,
noyI&l1S Dentists.
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LOANS, -.
IComInissioR Al owed to SuDscrfbsrs.l
A0-U. s. Bonds Of 1881, 5-9Gs. 1905, Treasury
kotS5- and ali pther Government Securities nur-
ch0sei and FOR sale on the most favorable terms.
Gold, Sily r, Coupons and OaRada Money bought
and sould st best Intsa. Deposits received aud
Collections made at all aocessilo points. Uheur-
ent funds oonTartsi st lowest, ReYenus StamPa
sale. oo4
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Aoa IsIIA III y LtoT BEE9GEs
noTl2;179 Cleveland, Obi

BAsT TENDER.-Tbe great baby tender is
for sale at E. G. Jones', No. I46 Superior
street, American Building, Cleveland, Ohio
nov. .Ie:I91.
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We have received another assortment of
Ladies' FGney Fisrs, making our stock
com pIsts again in all its branches. The
very low prices we have been selling Furs
at had depleted our stock, but we are en-
ablsd again to fill ali orders at Wholesale
or Retail, ~ our usually low prices
Z. STAIR 4 Co.,
245 Superior, pign of the Bsar.
noyle:l79
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OBICAaO EzAREET--NOv. 90.

CBICAGO EEARHET--NOv. 22.
tBT TEIFesAss.I
FiOuF-Dnn
Wheat-Dln and declined Gas. Sales at 81
fe for No. I; 81 69569i 70 tor No. 8.
sOEa-Han AZ 81 ss@I 40.
oats-DuL sed declined l5Sc Sales at OK
a Sc
ProvfsSoas-Firm.
POrk-Pr me mess So co.
Hogs Active ct 1Osl0s<e for common to fair,
1O5295ll NJ for fair to choice
aipts-5 000 bbla dOur; 90 600 bush wheat,
81 20 bush Corn; 5000 oats; hogs u, 90.
Shipments--2 ,loO bbls hour; 20, ,G50 bu wheat,
corn % GOO; oats -.
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noyI9:I7S


'sBut vhapo to ind that haDpisst spot below,
Who can direct, whsR al PrStSnd to know p
We viii tell you.
No. 140 Superior street, is the place
more famiIiiarly known as the Metropolitan
Gift Book Store.
Go there, buy book or album, and get
your gift. ntv1T-ITf
E. C. Jones, I45 Superior street, has
greatly reduced the prices on Looking
Glasses and all other goods in his line.
nOv5;17s
OVAL FsAxEs-Au sizes and patterns.
Mouldings and frames furnished to order,
at z. G. Jones', 1A5 Superior street.
noyS.I7s
JUsT MISUNDERSTANDING fine lot Of those
chogp Shaker 3linGs, at E. C. Jones', I45
Superior street. nov5;I7s
NoTICs.-Citizens are urgently requested
to send into the rocms of the Soldiers Aid
Society, 95 Bank street, all the empty bar
rsls and kegs that they have, which viii be
suitable for packing vegetables to send to
the army. We have la-ge donations of po-
tetoes, &c, which We are unable to forward
on account Of the great scarcity and high
prices of barrels and kegs.
noy7.l7s SOLDIERS AID SOCIETY.
We have opened our Retail coal yard
at the foot Of Seneca street bridge, for the
sI.le OF ChippaWe coal. Orders through the
Post-Ofice promptly attended TO.
LeHUEL CRYWFORD & Son.
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GBPHITE LIME-FOR PRESERV-
NING Cider sveet all the year round For sale
hEooIE OHUROHILL B BROTHER,
I9e Ontario Etysst
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Ehs receipts al srein By EAil for the "a hour,
suding At half ps..s sus 5eisa- to-Ssy are fol-
fO1Ft
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LIST or GIFTS distributed at the Metro
politiRn Gift Book Store, No. I4O, Superior
street, for the week ending November 18th:
2 Silver Ice Pitchersy silver Cake BasketsJ
Bronze Clocks l Gold Watch; 2 Silver
Watches; Opera GLASS; 3 Silver Gard Re-
eeivers; 8 silver Castors; Ruby Lined
Berry Dishes; 10 Silver Goblsts; "a Silver
Cups; Soup Toursn; Is sets Silver Table
Spoons; 8 sets Silver Forks; 12 setts Silver
Tea Spoons; Is Call BeIl3 Is Tea Bells; 81
Cream Spoons; AZ Sugar shoYels; 81 Butter
Knives; 2 Butter Dishes; 5S Pickle Forksy
At Napkin Rings; 81 Fruit Knives, besides
457 other giIts:
Cali at the Metropolitan, buy your book
and get your gift. A gift with each book
The best stock Of Albums in the West, and
gift with each. pov22;lTs
Oh CoHFASY.-Tho undersigned has a
very desirable property in the Oil Regions
which he purposes putting into 3 company
at actual cost The production insures
doubling the capital yearly. a few shares
will be disposed of for working capital, and
details will be given by application to
H. O. DENIEs,
lS9 and III Water strset,
no7I2;179 Cleveland, Ohio.
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R.K. s0zl.z sRKESET--EOv. ~.
isT Eusa2AFz.I
zOney--Aotivs at = CT.
sterling ExenanEe-sO95S91 S910e% for gold.
a5OfGk-Elxcissd, Uns5t.led 81 d nImsr, opening at
PCS, advancing 10 2s, declining 10 22l9<s ana
closing at sz5<G,z Sj<,
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eaREFss EsRA1EZEE---SOv.G Gs.
igI TEI5sEAsE.l
EsO5E-Steady with geOd demand ct $40 q for
No. l spring; SO 90 for rSd wintsr; slI P52zIi
50 fer white; sl2 oo@12 25 for double extra
WheaA-Dull. NO. Chicago spring q 10.
EreightE-Firmer. Flour 600, wheat l5o, bar
Icy 1875 TO SeF EOrk-
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COMMERCIAL.


m0aaISa LEADER OREIOE,
TUESDAY EvEEIEa. Nov. "a. 1854.
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E. C. Jones, i45 Superior street, has
greatly reduced the prices on Looking
Glasses and all other goods in his line.
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GUBSTITUTE5.-PersonsD DESTROYS TO
Cobtsin Substitutes or uUH two or three years wLu
do vel by calling % WILLIAM LLOYD. Birch
licuse, Watsr street, Cleveland. n0l5ilT
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II EMLOOK BARK-BOR SALE BY
d. 0LDFiELD,
nc9;l7T Port Ssnilsc Mich.
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4 AND SALE POSTPONED UNTIL
1 4 E-t,,,tay Nov 10Th II o'clock at the Angler
H0nsa. Part3as wanted to examine the property.
DsIs.ITz J. P. EUSS.
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LIVE DOLLARS BEWARD.-Strayed
J on the 18th inst, Biack-snd-Fan Ierrter D12,
~ rntrimulesi answers 70 ths name oil Pet -
d hen last seeL had enomeied leather coiiif;
any person returning him 70 the owner, ~ No 5g5
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-23

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE GAN
n find excellent board WIN suit OF frunt rooms,
Il pleasant part OF shs city within O. 10 minutes
walk Of The Post0taus. address P o, B07 &23.
no15iT
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A'OR RENT-NO. soy PROSPECT ST.
= Seven lacge rooms, cellar, &c-an in "tip-topn
condition Enquire ut 81 BfCWnel st, nssr Euclid.
nofg.I77 W. BAILEY.
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I O5T-ON TUESDAY, NOV. 8. AT
II ar near tho A. & G. ". Pas engsr Depot, large
Forentiue Mos iG Breast Pin. Tbs hndsr will be
hberaly rewarded BY lsaTing il at JOHN ERWlS'A
Einsman street, or 81 ii , olnce. nolst tlSS
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/ AND FOR SALE-SIXTY ACRES
E40f Land In lots frOm three to eight acres or In
larger quantities.. SGid Land is bounded as foilowEs
Gn the aorth by 81. Clair road, the west by Wilson'S
eEsnue and on the south ~ Superior street extern
sion and Is known az tho Startling Farm. The above
described land Is Just out Of the city limits. EnQnlrs
of n. nj. SPANGLEB, or Miss h. T. STEBbIEG, 90
Eucld etreaE. DQ9.1R3
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nay B0ARD-THREE OR FOUR
IL gentlemen, With good TefsEeness, a1 hGvs day
fl-,.ri a no > Fuodd s. nOl5:l7s b
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-23

1 OST-A PAIR OF GOLD SPEUTA-
- Giles, between g. Olair street AID the Stone
church, T. the Church on Su4 day night tho l3th
% Supsrcr street ncE:ld
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pUBSTITUTES-P Persons desirons 10
oatstn su -stitutes will do wall by calling oD Wm.
LLOYD this day Ia tl- rgcrufztDs ottfcs Opposite she
Pm Sic 6IEare. Clsve eald. nyNl5.ls
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tUANT ED-FOR A LADY AND
w Child, board with paTior and bedroom, ih pr
vRte family, where there are DO other b0sllgIS hd-
Geess, Stain terna, loeations Ec, BoA 80 r y.
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COR ALE.-THE EUB CRIBER
i cners to sei about = acres Of and unpuF pzsse
fo- pToduoifNenss5 about on mile from tl1 terIni-
Hus Of tbs Eat CleveInng strset Railroad, tie
Cfawford Rod eholce Vsrigty OF iTait, sooc Wa.
Ter, ana cheap OuilJings. -.
nsEIslLsW JAS. RICHAEDS-
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EETANTED.-A situation as salesman in
w In a retail store by q young nan who has had
fSe or sx years erperi noe. Good reference siVSn
ddress A. 3. O., LeGdar ofAcc. n9Vl9Afo
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- AOK FLOUR,-400 QUARTEB Bills.
-Jeo Clo5h Eecks-ju3f rsoetved and for sale by
D. BURGERT SONS.
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Es0R SALR-A HOUSE AND LOT,
e B. m -nd Wagon Ehop for sale at bargain, 10
rated in The village Of Lagrange about 70 ~ frOm
the DEPOT. Apply on the premises. j hrst-Tasc
atnnd for the wagon Iaskng business, bsiug the onS
Ehopi the plsce.
ncl4lsi n. A. GODDARD.
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NEANILLA HAWsER FOR sALE.-

Ns1 We wi sell at auction, 1T our ofics, Is River
street, aatu-day, nov 18th, at 10 O'Clock 4. M,
~ nch Manila Hswsor twelve hundred iest loug.
aud almost new, II can 0s seen et any tms b. tOre
day OF sle rs cur Warehouse. HOB'T HANNA Z
CO, I5e and N River street. novI3IiTT
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OVAL FRAxEs-Au sizes and patterns.
Mouldings and frames furnished to order,
at z, c. Jones, IA5 Superior street.
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HORSES FOR SALE.-A Kentucky
IL Thorough -sEs5-the most stylish horse y the
CITY. Also, gray Mare, warranted sound. 70 be
seen at No. l50 Erie strest GEORGE ". HOWE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-11-23

i OF FOR HALE.I HAVE SO FEET
u lrout on Chestnut Etroet, between Murigng and
a1Oir . trssts fcr sala WI HEISLET.
uJi7lTs l23 EupeTUT s,Tost,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-08-15
TO PREVENT SICKNESS,
PURIFY THE BLOOD!

NOTHING is more wholesome al this time
~ ofyear, than a gentle purgative. It will
purify the blood and digestive organs, and ena-
bic the system the better to endure the warm
season to come. For this purpose we would
try box of Prof Wpndram's Vegetable Pills
or Powders, which have proved so salutary the
past two seasons TO al who tried them.
For sale at most Druggists. See advertiser
ment in another column. ap 2O-2m