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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-06

GAVE THE FUEL
And Retain the Heat in Your Room.
This can be accomplished more b. the uss of +.
n. HUBBARD's Improved
STOVE DAMPER,
Than by any other mesns. 1t will save HALF
YOUR FUEL, and cause the apartment TO be
more thoroughly and evenly warm. Each lamp per
will you Ten Dollars year. No time should
he lost in having aoeu in every stove pipe In
the house. Ny agents Will canvass ths city, and
put them in for those who wish for them,
Read the following testimonial:
CLEVELAND, Nov. 18th, 1854
We have been trying one OF F. NJ. Habbard's
Patent Stove Dampsrs, snd ind it to be 3 great
saving Of fuel and keeps a more even heat IN the
room D. H. @. BR0CKWAY.
few more good, energetic Agents wanted IN
the ty. and one L. every township in the county.
Ill orders Tor them left a. my store viii be
promptly attended 70 r. GEO. D. BECK,
S70 Superior sueet,
General Depot for Ohio, Pennsyly Indiana and
Michigan, TO whom all Orders from those States
must be addressed. nO25: rs
.
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Nnusartal.
WTGS AND HAIR W0RA.

WIGS AND HAIR WORN. -
RAs D T'S REV EgThBbiEEEEHT,
TEE I.ARaEsT IN THE STATE,
FOR Wis ahgik6 cya LkDlES' HAIR 1RESSIaa
- PrRt,iO sQUARE.
Manufacture g II kinls o. WIGS, IunlndIns
the celebrated
ILLsj SiaN WIG,
shat so resantiss uatuTe Es 20 defy the 6lOsoai
scrutiny. very iaTgg and beautiful stock Of
LONG Hhits, t6-osEh1 ~ the proprietor from
Europe, f0r 5WiTGHEs I'D BRHIDS-the finest
assortment syes sssa in tEis 1ity.
ladies' ErOBt Pieces and Hslf.Eias,
In every stYis sita all improvements.
SETS OF CJRI&. mats from French Nature
Carried Hair ggusEhnteos
EUGEGE DOUBLE aad TRIPLE BOWS,
WATERFALLS, 30,
s8Ade BY the advertiser, equal 70 those imported
Ladies' BraidB made into any kind Of Head Drs
o. Bow Without injury 90 switch -rr
LADIES' HALE L 4 Fs5SIAG In tho mOst pTsVs
ngan5 fashionable styles.
HB-AH work warranted az represented.
HOT and COLD BATHS at ait hsura deo7o
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'ORAGE AND PRODUCE

]
THATCHEK GARDINER BURT >
Il CO.,
STORAGE AND PRODUCE
O0AHIBSIOs HEROHANFB.
Omos and Earehouss :, and 70 MsrWfn street,
OLEYELA. a OHIO.
ProprietOrs Of thS ~ Union RAILWAY
SHIP AND CANAL GRAIN ELEFATORs, (sd-
joining the New Freight Depot Of the o. O. / O..
Railroad %. on MsrW1n street, having q storage
capacity two hundred and ffty thousand bushelE
Of Grain.
DEALERs IN-GrAin, Flour, Fish, HIghWinss
Pork, Lard, Butter, Seeds and Country Produos
generally. '--l.. .-r.a
Agents for ''sAlt Company Of OnondAgA" Salt
Bold always At the Company's prices.
salt, Water Lime and Grain 70 be shipped ont he
O. . o. o. d T. or O. = X EAlIroAds sad thsI4
oonneotionH delivered In Car Lots Free Of Drayaze
Property reosiVsd By RsilRAy, Canal or Vessel,
for Sale or shipment. VIII give personal attention
g the purohAss And sAls Of Produce and Hsrrhss.
disc on Oonmission.
LIBERAL Dash ADVANCES mads on an
OonsiSnDsnts. We are prepared 70 receive and
Ship By Canal, Lake or Ran, without cartags,l
GFfnd-ssonos, Marble, StsFss, LGmbor and OoaF5s
Ersights Of al kinds, having the only Derri6ks In
the Oity for the traR1fer Of heavy Ersighsa.
g-Befsr 70 Banks and Business Men generally
junslS;B3T
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mo. G. JENNINGS,
o1TY PRoPEKTT FoR gALE,

Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
ATWATER BUILDING, Foot Of Superior street
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On and alseE Monday, Oct. 3lst, 1854. PasssngoE
Trains viii run a. iolioWss G5undayE ezesptsd)s
LEAVE CLEVELAND:
$3.50. A. M--DAF EXPRE55 FBAIN-StOpninH AZ
WIloughby PGing5TiIe. Msdis ison, gensFa, Asf-
tsbulA Oonneaut and Girard only, and arrive q
Ere a. I'D P. n, Dunkirk 5sl5 ?. H., BufalG
rs p. M.-OINOIEEATI EXPREsS-stouusnr AZ d
PainssEile, AHhtsbnla and GirArd sniy, snd AZ
r1gss at kris6;4Oe ?. H.. Dusktrk SIS ?. r.. Bus
hlo l0s00 0F.n.
$50 r ID. NAIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS
ssopgtns 81 al stations and arriTs ct Eria at
300 ?. M.-NIaHF EXPRESS rRAIR-sto,uinr. AZ
RaiuOeTHts, Akhtabula and G'-srd only. and
arrives al Erie - i2s4 A.. ~ U.nktrk 300
A, ~ Bu1al0 4 - Z. <.
LEAVE ERIK.
80 A. h--HIegT Express TgAIE-stoprine
Rt 9irard, Ash ,abuih and PainesTilio ClIy, and
arrive at OieVelgnd At 80 An.
5:l5, A. n. = MAIL AND ACCOMMODATIONS
TRAlhIstoppias 81 all statiorr snd arrive IS
0:l5 4. 5.-T0iEb6 ExPREss-ssovpinz At an
5tsft0n5 except 5Tauyiils, SaybrOok, OnionTfle,
Perry, Mentor and RioklG1. and arrives st
Qleyeisnd at 2.i5 PM
5:ss P. n.=-DAY EXPRESs TRAIS-stoypsng Is
9lrArd, Conneauti Aahtabuls, Geneva Pafnef-
Villa only, and arTiVea In Cleveland at 9s25 p =
Trains.
Al the trains going westward eonnsot Et OleyelAr-
natl. indianapolis, St. Louis, &c; and all through
trains going eastward connect st Dunkirk with ths
trains Of the New York Erie Railroad AMI a Buf-
Al with those Of the New YORK Central banalo =
BOgtOn, Niagara Falls, &C.. and at Eris with trains
on the Phiiadslphia Erlo Railroad
81 Day Express Easi and West connects at
Girard with Trains on Erie Pittsburgh Railroad
UIsTelsud. Oct. s7st, ~
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HIEE DAILY TRAIHs FROA .rr.
PHILADELPHIA TO NKW YORK,

- liefsss for sale 70 Boaton By BossoF R.ll. ass
bOAt Iloksts god on AZ Of the scznd LARss.
~ IAro 70 al points 81 Low - b. any othss
Rouss. 4
SLEEPING OARS on Hight Traias 70 PhIlad,'.
Phia, Kew York aud Balstm0ra
Baggage Ohgsksd ThrouKh and Trausfsrrs,i Rr--
TRAA5P0BTATI0N.-M .-Marchandi Produce au-s
i've Stock carried with despatch, At lowest ra4pS
OHAs. THOASON, Passenger Agent
T. h. HoLHss. EEOCH TRAIE, sur
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND
aentlsnon, 4 you wish 70 marry, address the IN
denisned, Who viii send you without money and
Without price, valuable ihformAtion that win ans
Bile yOu to marry happily End speedily. irrespective
Of Age, wealth or beauty. This Information viii
cost you nothing, and q you wish 20 marry, viii
ehserfuy assist you. All letters strictly coRhdsn.
tial The deaired information sent BY return mail,
and no questions asked. Address SARAH B. LAM
BERT, ereenpOint, Kings county, New York.
ools:1sI:dhw
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3aiIssaas.
1884. Pennsylvania Central 1894
DOUBLE TRACK RAILROAD,

l. First-Olass Route, tor Safety, Comfort
and Speed, TO sl Eastern Oities.
TRACK IS STOkE SAIL IlSIER & FREE FR0g EHSTs
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lILEVALAND AMI 1ULKIJ0 *. B
WINTER ARRAHekMKsS,


Connections arc made at monroevfIle win the a,a,
duslIy, mansnald Newark K. B. at Clyde VIII -
sandusky, Dayton Cincinnati Z. h.; at Fremont
win the kremoAt Indiana Z. Il. and at Toleda
with the Michigan SOnthern Northern Indiana aDf
Toledo hsbash ksilroSds for lhieago. DotruiI
Jackson EoIt Wagne, LoEansport Lafaystae CairF
Alton, 81 louis, and Al polats Rsst, Northwest hn
Trains arrive fn Qsveiand IRON rolsdo and -,
We5t at gs2o A n, z.15 r H., and $50 p r. Frnrn
5andusU 81 9 :l5 A 4. Il. D. RUCEER, s-lFss
Cleveland. Oct =. 1854. =
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OOHHECrIOHs

S6sbT-SazlzEiy, Mansheld Newark Rallroad, .
Asssheld, 1t vernon. Newark. 2aneeTfiia.
Orelline- PittbnrEh, Fort Wayrs Chicago Ran
Toads Forest, gppor sandusAy, Delphqi, EiIns.
FORT Wayne, LapOrte, chicago, a.. West And
East Tor MRnaield Wooster, Massilion &c.
Grafton and Belloontnine Railruad Line 9o lErfou
Bellaf0ntaino. Sidney. Union Muncip Indian.
aPOts, TsrTe Haute, Tincsnner E9arsVifs.
Louisville, Cairo, St. Louis 40. IaI-9 e
Delaware-Iith 5prinsheld Branch fOr SnrinRfsld.
O0lumbus-Ldttis Miami Qolzmous, and Xeiis
kAiroads for 1ehia. Dayton. 1ndiAnap poli-.
fsrre Hs1tes 3, Louta, MorroE. B0yelEnd, And
UtnciuneEi, ard with trs Ohio and Hfssifnfuri
Railroed at Cincinnati for LouisTille EEazS.
Vile, Cairo, 81 Louis, and al points On thz-
Ohio River.
Oolumbus-C Central Ohio Railroad Or Newark, Zares=
vile, hheeiing, &c-; Columbus, Piqua Ens
diana Eafiroad for RiQua, Urbana, &o.
- -4or Tickets 70 al points and inioSnstion applT
= the Passenger Station, and at Union Iickst Ort
AZ Superior strest. 4 8 FLIEf
fyisysisud Cct 81 fasa gS,S-s-i1seo5.st y
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS a OIs
OOINhATI AILROAD,
lSo46. WINTER ARRAEGEEKET, IsgI-s-

lat TrAin-S:O6 A, M.--OIHOINNATT HXPREss.
stopping ct Grafton, WslliRgton, New Lon,
don, Shelby, OFsstilde, Gallon, GiisAd, Car
Mugton, Ashley Delaware, Devils Centre ard
W hOothinEton. =. Il ~ p H-s' ...- o
"a Trhin-3:f5 r.. M.-AOG0si NOD DAVTDE. .-slop5
P. n, Cincinnati 80 A. n. I1l =
81 TEstns-lD:Oo ?. .A-=hlGAr EXRBEss=St
~ Grafton. Wellington, New Lordon ShelE5
Crosaines Gallon, eilesd, CariinEtoa and Dsl.
aware.
rssins laags oslqn boz st q and loI.5 Az. l.ors
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svELAHD : BRlR RAILROAD
wIETEE AEEAEensEaE.

Oa and Alsee Monday, Oct. 8lst, 1885,. Pssssna
TrAina viii run a. follows, tSundHyE eIeeptsd)s
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"a woman died few days ago, leav-
ing Ave children-aH daughter tvo Of
them, it is true old enough to tax care Of
the ether three, but they will not do It.
Their father came yesterday, but he Is
paIslyEed and helpless, SO that he only
makes one more charge upon Ed. You
viii see from this that my needs o. an ar
rangement for the care Of orphans is get
ting pretty urgent. True, I can feed
them: but there is no one TO take care Of
them; for no one is willing 70 do it With
out pay, and for that I can And nc vsv to
arrange. And then again, they should
hayes school, but the nteachers j cannot
find afaongst the nsfugsesss EVEN If wiling
to WORK gratis. . . I" "a, laa Besides fhess
there are cases here N teRn Ehere ltseo ia
fher Is in the atnyzERd the u1theegFesd
and mo one to i5ot55 8itsE 'ffie hildrs1
whsn they paght 70 bsat school,
lhGi fasdf1 otfrfn0 al bEs Al -rhF EoH AZ
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-FOUR DAILY TRAINS
THROUGH PHILADELPHIA.
Baltimore and washington,

FROM PITTSBURGH TO BEW YORK.
One train runs daily (4s9 milss,) via AHsntouz
HtthOut change OF Oars, Striving
IN ADVANCE OF ALL OTHER R0UEEs,
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8&al AgEueIfs.
NRAND UNION SALE
O OF --z.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION,
TUESDAY, DEOEMBER 18Th, 1884,

6ireat Inducement for InVestment 4
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FHere is another extract:

mere dnotner extract:
"The past week g woman w.s taken
with fit and died in few ninutes
leaving three children, the eldest My sew
en- years and the youngest only three.
They have e father, but he Is in the
Twelfth Tennessee and near Knoxville.
sAgsin: 5A-
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NeN YOrk 8 HarIem RaIIFOad.
TO TRATKLERs


TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
II {Sundays exosptedl s- l--l.
AOBNIHG EXPBEsS, leaving TrJy &c els A.
Il from Albany ~ Huos0R River Depot as DsS5 l.
H. arriving At New York at 2s5S PM.
AFTERNOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy at 400
? n; rom Albany At 3sI5 ?. n. arriving &c Hes
York ct 9;35 ?. n, connecting with express trainI
for PhiladelPhia and Washington City.
Tbs Uincinnati Express from Buffalo eonnsots
with the s;S6 at Albany for New York By the Har-
For the better accommodation Of the public, AZ
rangemenis have been made 10 run the trains Of
che Hudson River Railroad Co. and those OF The n
I. and HARLEM kaiirosd Co. ss different hours nom
Albany and Troy E-1l
Hsg Ours q dc best oOHItuotiOn and most convent
enf Tor The Use VI Passengers, have been placed On
Tax HARLEH Road.
Passengers will be Ficketed and Baggage checked
over this road direct TO New York By the Central
B. B. Co., aud all connecting lines North and Wsst
Tickets Of the Hudson hiTer bailroad Co. and of
this Co. will DO received By either road and Bag
gage checked By either Company viii b dsliyersd
IN New York without change OF checks.
Nov. 2d, 1854. +. A. CHAPLIN, Sup1t
EOsD H. GaEEs Advertising Agent nOsziRs
( !LEYkLAHD AMI 1ULsIJU *. z
Is6sss. WINTER ARRAReEAEAS. IsA-s.
On and aftsr Monday, Oct. nat, ,8ts. Ps-.nspr
fEaln5 Eil lasvs OieVsiaSd loiiOEn tSandAFl *
sac A. M.-GHIeAGO EXPREss.-ssops At Barss.
Grail0n, Obsrlin, WakanAn, H0rEalk, Monrs.s-
na ss s4sI 3si 'Ss = FOLKS ' :: 9n, ias a1s sRSI
III P. 4 and Uotroit 30 P. n.
2''e r; - h-M - il-s sAlL-st9gs at AZ sistons
P III Chicago ~ 6:4s A. n and Detrols -
COP. a.1NoRFHERE hAII..-s.ss. =. An a.,
tio1s on korthorn Division, and arrives a. san-
IOas 2. h.eHiGHf 'ExpREss.-stOp, AZ er,i.Dss.
horwalk. Monrosvillo. Clyde snd Frsrnont, sIi
srTses 1 = Ios, o.so2 p = A. II OhioAS0 - -
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GumlHtsstOa @EEEhaaIs.

?. FHAfoHHRs JR-, g. a. BURF
g. v. aARDHKR, A.. o. aHAIBHs
THATCHRR GARDNER BURT ;
CO..
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8IanHa,

Leader Counting Room
Land Mortgages,
Warranty DeedE
Leases
Land Agreements cas-
O0nstables Blanks,
Captions for DepositionA
Nota[ies Of Justices Certificates, -.
Transcripts of Marriage Record, Ta
Election Blanks,
United 5tates OoIihnissioner's WsrTsnt-
and A1AdsVits.
, 1864-07-01
No One To Hug.


LSome one-a Oopperhead of eourse-has said tina
the poets of America like their compeers the novel
lists, have all gone crazy aboutthe war, and can writ
of nothing else but here isl production in the shaP
of a parody upon the song of q" No One to Love,
which proves that there is yet something of tn
Bobby Burns and George Byron cast of "insanity
influencing the mind and animating the bazgmH Q
one of these ethereal aOritingsr8;l
No one to hug-I am undres't,
Sleeping alone in my batehelOr nest
Cold are my feet warmth is unknown;
For Pm bachelor, sleeping alone.
No gentle voice, no loving kiss
Makes rejoice in rapturous bliss
No one to hug-I am undres't,
Sleeping alone in may batchelor nest
Cold are my feet, warmth is unknown
For Fms bachelor, sleeping alone.
In dreams alone loved ones see
And well known voices then whisper to me;
Signing, l Wakefield like sheep,
To find I've only been fooled in my sleep.
Oh dreadful thought what man would stay
Unmarried, uncanght, from woman away
No one to hug, &c.
No one to hug-I am undres't-
None one to share my batchelor nest.
Trusting wait, like a lone dO0e,
For dear mate to share in my love.
Oh, bliss in store, oh, JOY mine own,
Then never more III sleep alone.
No one to love, &c.
, 1864-07-01
Is it Friendship, David !

Oh, call it by some better name,
For Friendship sounds too cold,
While Love is now worldly flame,
Whose shrine must be of gold;
And Passion, like the sun at noon,
That burns Ger all he sees
Awhile as warm, will set as soon,
Then, call it none of these.
Imagine something purer far,
More free from stain of clay,
Than Friendship, Love or Passion are,
Yet human still are they.
And if thy lips, for love like this
No mortal word can frame,
Go, ask of angels what it is,
And call it by that name.
, 1864-07-01

CoNTEMPLATIoN.-Th is no lasting
pleasure but contemplation all others grow
fiat and insipid upon frequent use and
when man hath run through set of vani-
ties, in the declension of his age he knows
not what to do with himself, if he cannot
think. He saunters about from one dull
business to another, to wear out time; and
hath no reason to value life except that he
is afraid of death.
, 1864-07-01
PuII1l OnaT'V Syrup

Has cured thousands and Will cure You if you try it..
This invaluable medicine is indorsed by the following
gentlemen, well known in San Francisco respecta.
bic citizens E. S. WOOLEY, grocer, 358 Stockton
street; H. P. HUBBARD, merchant, Sarsome street,
near Clay; Capt. DAVID VAN PELT; JAMES
PRATT, att Town & Bacon's, Printers, Clay street,
and hundreds of others in all parts Of California and
Oregon.
REDlNGTON & CO.. Sole Agents, 416 and 4l8
Front street, San Francisco and for sale by all Drug
gists, Apr.l5, 1864 l9m6
, 1864-07-01

The new two-cent piece looks like gold
A wreath of wheat surrounding az cents"
and around which are the words United
States of America" form one side. The
shield of Liberty and the words, " God our
Trust" make up the converse.
, 1864-07-01

Borrowing TRoUBLE.-The most mis-
cradle mortal, perhaps, upon this mlasmlc
sphere, is he who has no present ills to com
plain of-except an overburden of gold and
nothing to do-but who beats the bushes Of
Future till he wakes up lions, wild cats and
tigers, and brings nest of hornets about
his ears. He sees more horrid scepters and
ominous apparitions in the distance than l
can count daisies of delight blooming in my
pathway; and soul-quake threatens mo
mentarily to demolish his wretched carnal
habitation. His trembling imagination
looks out daily from its mud-built cell, and
every tomorrow is deep valley of gloom,
filled with devouring orgies, bowling at the
savory scent of his treasures. A little
cloud, not bigger than mans hand, brews
for him storm of evil quicker than an old
woman and ignited charcoal can raise a tenn
pest in tea kettle Poor mortal he is as
blind as bat at mid day-blind to every
thing but the innumerable goblins of woe
which stalk in the darkness before him
deaf as an ader to all sounds save those that
howl of approaching want and misery.
Rich, and surrounded with all the COM
forts that the world can bestow, he will go
fishing in the stagnant pools of the future
for ills that he knows not of; and he is sure
to get more bites in minute, than I would
to fish for week at his elbow. Unhappy
human to look out day after day, from a
golden palace, upon an everlasting expanse
of darkness and gloom How much more
fitting it is for me to sit in the door of pow
erty, with Contentment for my wife, and a
crust for my dinner, and behold the bless
ed sunshine gladdening the fields, and the
dawn of still brighter days to come casting
its sheen upon the distant mountain tops
or to throw one leg across the other, and
watch the smoke from my pipe ascending in
graceful wreathes to the happy heaven
above
, 1864-07-01

To admire the poet, the hero and the
author one should be acquainted with them
only in their writings and deeds. Poets and
authors are often the most insipid conversa-
tionalists, and there is nothing truer than
the saying that "a hero is not hero to his
valet"
, 1864-07-01

n New BANK.-Congress a short time since
passed law giving POstmasters throughout
the Union the power to draw drafts upon
each other, for any sum of money, from one
to thirty dollars.
, 1864-07-01
COFFEE ! COFFEEI!
MARDEN I& FOLGER'S
Celebrated Family Coffee

rs NOW USED IN EVERY FIRST CLASS Hotel
and Principal Restaurant in San Francisco. See
what the propretors say since we have introduced
new Patent ROaster;
c5Ey- The undersigned, having tested the quality
from all the different manufacturers of Coffee in the
City, cheerfnlly recommend Marden & Folger's as
superior to any brand, either foreign or domestic:
Hardenburgh " Dyer, .-.......,. huss rouse,
L. Leland & Co., Occidental Hotel.
Alstrom 6 Johnson, ......... LICK house.
J. W. Sargent. ..........-. American Exchange.
F. E. Weygant, t,...,...............ln International
G. A. James, s,........................ Rail Road.
Stevens d Ollver,............,..... Restaurant
Greene's. .........................
OnlUeu SJaIeS. .......... '.'''..'.
New York. .........................
1enalna, ..,.........''s'
Porter 81 Collins. ...... ,.........
Engleberg d Wagner. r,.....,........
We are putting up the above Coffee in Fancy
Glazed Papers for the trade and ask but trial to
substantiate the above recommendation.
Order Marden & Folger's Java Coffee from any OF
the grocers, from mandatory.
P.S.-The brand of Pioneer Mills Coffee is second
quality and has no reference to the above brand.
MARDEN & FOLGER,
220 Front street,
apr15 1864. l9m3 San Francisco.
, 1864-07-01

WHERE OUR GOLD GoEs.-The official re-
ports show that during the last nine months
past, the imports at New York have amount
ed to s160, 100000 in gold-equal, inclu-
ding the difference in exchange, freight and
insurance, to more than twice that sum
while the exports during the same time
amount to about $12O,OOO,OOO in paper
To check such bad condition of affairs was
the chief motive for increasing the tariff.
, 1864-07-01

A contemporary says naval contractors
seem to think this is the time to build YES
sells of iron-and steal.
, 1864-07-01

"A y-We have certificates ofthe strongest and most
VI positive nature, from the following parties who
are well known in the places where they live
"a One from John Runyon, Waverly, Iowa, of
his own son.
a es- One from Samuel Leaman, Camden, Hillsdale
VI Co., Mich, of a beloved daughter.
n sz- One from Eli Budd, of Athens, H., who was
II given up by six doctors.
aB-One from DR.. A. G. Koom, Bloomfield, Iowa,
u physician of twenty years. practice.
t5g- One from Robert C. shinn, of Marion, Iowa,
n of a consumptive daughter cured.
~ One from NJ. NJ. Van Duesin Springfield, Ill
= inois, the remedy for Lung diseases.
n sg-One from fifteen physicians, certifying it to be
better adapted to pulmonary diseases than any
other known remedy, as they have tried them all
IItay- One from J. w Wentworth, Chicago ILL.,, of
8 cure.
x GB-One from John Dempster residence corner
Pearl and Western Row, Cincinnati O.
y We certify to the genuineness of the above GER
tifcates and could furnish hundreds of others of
nature quite as interesting to all suffering from
any disease of the Lungs and Throat.
sJ- Be particular and ask for DIR. VIM. HALLS
5 BALSAM for the Lungs, which is warranted to
al cure.
II For sale by all the principal Druggists every
fTIwhere, and by REDINGTON q CO.,
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
ri 4l6 and AIS Front street, San Francisco.
AseptI9, 1853. 4Oly
, 1864-07-01

IT is fact remarkable that the best talk
ers are almost invariably devoid ofjudgment
Their mouths seem like patent lexicons from
which words issue with mechanical precis-
ion; yet they will not bear the analyzation
of the silent listener He would compare
them to the sparks that fly from the black
smiths anvil or the sounds that emanate
from the windharp-bright to look upon or
pleasant to listen to, but thrown out only to
die with the passing moment The rapid
talker is always yascilating in disposition,
while he who thinks twice before he speaks
rarely every fails in arriving at a correct con-
clusion, and it requires something more than
words to induce him to change his opinions.
, 1864-07-01

Some women's love is like the notes of 6
dying swan, too sweet to last
, 1864-07-01

Good temper is like sunny day. it sheds
its brightness on everything.
, 1864-07-01

Portland, Oregon, March %, 1864.
SIR knowing it to be to your interest to buy
from first hands we here give you list of articles
manufactured by us for the Wholesale Trade, with
the hope that you will give us your orders
TURPENTINE.--Read the certificate of Practi-
cal Painters.
BOILED PKIMING OIL.--This Oil is No. /,
and is soon to- outstrip Boiled and Raw Oil !;
Price 81 90 per gallon.
EXCELSIOR Standardization of Rosewood
and Mahogany.
Axle-Grease, ROsin and Boat Pitch.
~ OUR MOTTO ;-CHEAP FOR CASH. -ga
Il. A. Wood & Co.
Above Saw Mill, Front street, Portland, Og'n.
We, the undersigned certify that we have used the
Oregon Refined Turpentine and find it equal in every
respect to the best Eastern Turpentne.
Emil, Lowenstein 81 Co. W. E. Cooper.
Hurgren & Shindler. j. S. Wayne,
Charles S. Mills, HI. Norton.5
VIM. Patterson, VIM. Dalton.
Auguste Staiglieh, lapr15, 1864 l9tf.