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Performance at 2 and Z 1-2O'clOck.
Dan Rice will Positively Appear
&ailrpads.
TEEvRLAND AND TOLEDO I
sPRIHG ABRAEGaMEG

On and after Monday, HAY 18th, Ist4. Pasrepss
Trains viii leave Cleveland as follows (Sundsys
cepted:
$50 A. M.-OHIGAGO EXPRESS. .-stoFs at 3 res
Grafton, Obsrlin, Gorwslk, honrCeville Belle
vue, Clyde, Fremont and Elpore, and srrtve
st Toledo at l0.05 A. n. and chicago at $50 Pm
20 2. NV ESTkRH MALL--Stops at all ststiOuI
on Southern Division, and arrives at Toledo a
$50 P NJ; Chicago at 80 A. N.
sGT. M.-E0RTHERH MAIL.-Stops at ali Eta.
tons on Northern Division, and arrives st sen.
dasky at 7:l0 P. M.
200 z, M.-HIGHT EAPREsS.-Stops ct Grafton,
h0rwaik, moDroaTille, Clyde and Fremont, and
arrives at Toledo 1T HIS ?. r.; aud GhicsEo 81
F-kE 4,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-04

Bound FOR THE FRONT. Z Four members OF
Company K, I5Oth O. N. G., passed through
here yesterday, en- route for City Point, to
Join the 5th United States colored regi-
ment. A. A. Stafford, Captain of Company
K, enters that regiment as First Leuten-
ant Lieutenant II. L. Turner as Adjutant,
and Corporals William Ryder and F. j.
Call as Second Lieutenants. james john
son, another Oberlin boy, accompanied
these young sons of Mars, with second
Lieutenant's commission in his pocket.
Oberlin will be well represented in the
9th. She claims its Lieutenant Colonel,
Quartermaster, two Captains, lone has been
killed., Adjutant, two First and three Sec
ond Lieutepants, and many privates.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-04
Grand Torch Light Procession
Wednesday Evening, October 5th.
ORDER OF MARCH.

The sevSRth, Fifth, Third and Second
Wards will form on Superior street, the
right resting on Erie street.
The First, Fourth and Sixth Wards will
form on Euclid street, the right resting Oh
Erie street.
The Eighth, Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh
Wards will form on Michigan and Prospect
streets, the right resting on Erie street.
The various Wards will organize and
march into line under the direction of the
President and officers of the Union Ward
Club, in the order in which they are
named.
At seven o'clock each division will be
promptly in the position assigned them.
At quarter past seven O'Clock the pro-
cession will move.
A band of music will be at the head Of
each division.
LINE OF MARCH.
Down Erie street to st. Clair; down st.
Clair to Water; down Water to Superior
up Superior to the Park, where magnif-
cent display of fireworks, eloquent speech
es and other exercises will thrill the heart
of every patriot.
J. D. PALMER, MsrsbsIs
A. TOWNSEND,
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UNION MEN OF THIRD WARD-You are re-
guested to meet ct the johnson Street Sta
fion House this evening, October 4th, at
half-past O'Clock, for the transaction of
important business. III. PRIeE,
oct4;I1 President 7. W.U.C.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-04

AFFA1Rs AT THE PRovosT MkRsHAL's OFFICE.
Six substitutes and three recruits were
mustered into service yesterday.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-04

IL sEss1oH.-The Probate Court went in
to session yesterday morning for the further
examination of the Seneca Street Grade
case.
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NEW TORK sTOCK 1ARKET.

IBT TELEGRAPH-l
NEW YORK, Oct. 4, 1884.
Government StOeks-Rssier. United States.
skies 1881 coupons 1885, do $50 coupons lO61z; do.
10. 40 Tcoupons 965s; do. year certificates 95s
Treasury T-5Os 1913
StOeks-Hea7y. thio q Mississippi certihoaess
3s54; Erie S95s; Pittsburgh "a; Illinois Central
scrip ll314; Northwestern IS; Ft- Wayne S91f5
Rock Island sls4; N. Y Central HISS Hndson
1885 Reading l233zi Tennessee g. 80 =; Missouri
6s 631S5 Mich. southern Northern Ind. 6154;
Quincy As; n s P. du @. 45.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-04

SIXTH WARD PROTECTION CLUB.-There
will be meeting on important business to-
night, at half-past seven o'clock, at the
Wigwam. Let every member be present.
JOHN HUETINaToS,
G. A. KoLBE, President.
Secretary,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-04
LOCAL NOTICES.

Let the. attendance at the Fifth Ward
Union meeting this evening at Simon ZelI-
hams Hall, No. S32 St. Clair street, be such
as shall give promise of even q greater ma
jority for Lincoln than the ward gave last
Fall for Brough. 0ct.4:17I.
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H.X. HONEY MARKEF--OeG. 4.

lBX TBhEaRAFH-l
MOney-Easy and quiet at T..
Sterling EKchanEe-Dulla at IOs1<0109 for
gold.
GOld-ITregular and unsettled opening e
lsl1z, advancing to 1927, declining 10 1881 sd
vsncing to 1873 and closing ct 1917
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-04

CLEVELAND BRANCH SANITARY COMMISSION.
Wanted Immediately for SheTmsn's gal
LIANT army, onions, potatoes, pickles, toma-
toes and dried fruits. Farmers and tarm-
.ers' wives please, remember your brave
boys in the army, and send in your contrI-
buttons at once before the season passes.
Send onions and potatoes in sacks or bar
rels, pickles in barrels or kegs, covered
with good vinegar. Everything for the
comfort of the soldier, in field or in hospi-
tai, will be shipped without prepayment Of
freight, if directed to
SOLDIERS AID SOoIETY.
95 Bank street, Cleveland, o.
Everything sent through this society will
be acknowledged in print and receipted fol
by letter, and will go straight down to oul
soldiers, who need all we have to give, and
deserve more than we can ever do for them
Please call at our rooms, 90 Bank street
before you leave the city. sep2s:172eod
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CONNIE ERclAL.
CLEVELAND MARKEf.
MORNING LEADzB OFFIOE, Z
MouoaV TVRNuFa- Oct. 8. IB64.

Ths receipts Of Grain By rail for the a hourS
ending at half past ons O'Clock to-day are - FOL
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-04
GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
-

Atlantic and Great western Railway.
Passengers going Eastward will remember thai
this is the only route running trains that leave
Cleveland on Sunday. Night Express leaves daily
Saturdays excepted, at e:lO 2. M, arriving st ssi
amaucs at 4:44 A. III, and New York ct a.2S P. N
Sleeping Coaches attached.
"a No Change OF Cars.
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ENSIGN 4 HANSCOM,
CHOICE FAMILY
(IROCE RIES,
1O6 PUBLIC SQUARE.
unar1p-R2
TRAVELLERS REGIETER-

50 Citizens wishing conveyance to either Of the
aboTo Trains or Boats viii be called for By Coaches
OF Stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
at the Omnibus Once, 147 Superior street, next
door to the Wedden House.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-04
BEAUTIFUL BANNER
Will be presented to the Township sending the
LARGEST DELEGATION.
THE EVENING
ElOauent and stIrrIng speeeI

Eloquent and Stirring Speeches,
From the various SPEAKERS Stands in the Park.
~AU the Railroads haUi'sg terminus
IN the City a0iU carry Delegations ct Hall
Fare.
Give One Day to Your Country! I!
CUYEHOGA UNION CENTRAL Com.
Cctl:17l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-04
E. B. HALE, Banker,
AND
U, s. GOVERNMENT LOAN AGENT,
HI Superior st.
Subscriptions received to the
az $40 PER CENT. AND lO-40" NATIONAL

- S-lU PER CEET. AND lO-4J HAllOhAL
LOANS.
Commission al owed to Subscribers)
BrU s Bonds Of 1881, 5-2O's IO-4O's, Treasury
Notes, and all pther Government Securities pur-
chsssd and for sale on the most favorable terms
Gold, Silver, Coupons and Canada Money bought
and sould at best rates. Deposits received and
Collections made at all accessible points. incur
rent funds converted at lowest. Revenue stamps
fot sale. Oe4
WEsr SIDE RALLY There will be lively
meeting of the Union voters of the West
Side in the circle, next Monday evening,
Oct 3rd, at seven O'Clock. Hon. g. Will
Hanson, Hon. R. c. Parsons, John c. Gran =
mis- and others, will address the voters.
There will be q procession, carrying the
red, white and blue Union lanterns and
torches and other brilliant and patriotic
displays. All in favor of fighting out the
accursed slaveholding rebellion to the end
are invited to be there. Delegations from
the East and West sides are cordially re-
ouested to be present. Our country calls
let every true man respond. If the weather
is bad the meeting will be at the Armory.
octI:I7I n. PARDT;
| Chairman.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-04
Dr.. Cheeseman's Female Pills.

THIS GOOD OLD REMEDY for all obstruetiops
mas been hailed with pleasure and profit for hreny
ne gsn-s in all parts Of the civilized world It's
suthOr is an OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
whom everybody knows, and In whom everybody
pltees confidence and respect. It Is no nso,.anql5
nrranlstneni. but q STA NnA RD REMEnY
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-04
9EO 000 MONEY ADVANCED

&OO.UUU in sums to Buit-at the old stand
and well known WAGNEBs LOAN OFFICE, on
SECURITIES Of every kind, viz: Gold and silver
Watches, Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry Guns,
pistols, fgothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, helodeons,
snd ali srsonal property snd articles OF value, OF
the most satisfactory terms. Business strictly pri-
vate Established 1881. n. B.-A variety Of IN
redeemed Watches, JsTelrg, Cans, 40, for sale ct
bargains.
CnIoe --c~Taer Of water and Superior streets,
oTrr Davis snd Fei1otto-s Clothing Store.
@o-fqJ J. O. AW- WAGHER.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-04
Rose q PrentIss, Provision Market Re
nOFf.

port.
The following are the rates charged BY us:
Hams-Sugar-cured premium hams q Ib......29 Q
Dried Beef-Canvasaed o ...............--o
ShOuIdeFs-Sugar-cured y u Ib................,Is c
Canvassed y lb......,.,..........--o
BaeOn-Or Smoked Sides p Ib...........23 G
LRrd-Prime leaf kettle-rndr'd In bbla e B.24 o
Prime leaf kettle-Tndr'd In kegs D b..241So
ROrk-NO. mess D bbl........... ., ,,...., SAG %
Extrs clear q bbl.....-. ,..-..-,.--
No extra charge made for packages or cart
age TO railroad depots or boats, All 81 cles are
the state. Orders promptly hllsd
BOSE PRENTISS.
iuly4-R Nos l42, ia and l4e Ontar street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-04
DR.. Cheeseman's Female PIIIs-

that Ladies have for relief from the suppression Of
those Periods which, If kept up aceordfnT 10 he
calls Of Nature, viii GUARANTEE 10 Tf4EM ~
istest a1olHt ef good tsatb aHd Strength: and which,
Il n2t regularly sKPerionced, viii produce MISERY
AND BEAfH, and is that frs, Of al Rszsdiss fo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09
. hu.lne,, Whereupon we

aDo xo, Utah IN a.. n,o on busnessf" Whereupon we
gave him orr letter from Col west nier eis,iSSiug
over II he changed Instantly II wus not the rgd Gen
Rutler Of a moment before. Tor now he eiasped onr
hands SHAKING them warmly. Aitci asking as Dui'y
questions concernne ,ur prisoners ne phceg is III ie
s,aye of are ccuilcni bN Capt fLcf, one oi his a. D.
C's with orders 10 furnish u With clothing. uon'pni-
f,tion ard eveiylfng else that We needed which Sas
sI faithfully attended "a ~ 'hai oihcer:
At the font We introduced a. MIR. Mortiost our
claim agent from iutsun. He told ia "a come iumeOi'
ately 70 his Office reaching Washington. Gen, But
Ter gave Us transportation Ia Baltimore aud Gen Lo'h-
wood from there tO Tie capHi. where We arrived on
FRIDAY night inst one week from 'he time o! LEAVING
She walls Of Libby Prison. On Saturday mornilf We
went 10 Mr. Montfsri and he al kindness nc m
troduced ms 20 the Pay Department end to the war
Department; consequently We had no trouble ~ ge''ag
pay and transportation "a our regiments WIN enVe
70 stop a. home uiry days ! ei WashlAsytn on
Tuesday morning, and arrived at hokomO on lriuay
evening. shall Join my regiment. now near Cbatta.
rooga, within few weeks. Ater joining it you shall
hear from me again Yours very truly,
Il NJ ANDrIsoy Capt. Co. y. 5lst lad Vols.
The Captain IL VIII he srcu by his unvaTnished state
ment has touched very lightly upon what preceded his
escape SO far as There on at % be probability OF com
promising the seutncs who winked OF tie proceedings
We may state OF twc thirgs remembered OF con-
versati0n with him 10 which he has not specially re-
ferred Peiheps Should not state why tie money he
used sent 10 bin by his friends al this place. Nor
was the sentinel hribed. lie was Union man ana
only accepted money because the wants Of ms iaInif
depended on the Use If H. The Rebel authorizes so
their papers state iTl INK to scent tie sentinel Du
as vet are on the wrong track We hope he viii not be
discovered for If he j. lie ho woud pay tho penalty
The Captain thinks that all uacks so wei covered
that DO danger need he aprrchcnded.
Capt Anderson refers g. slaves two or three times
in our conversation We ASKED him particularly about
them lie declares he never deceived by one and
never met one who was not true o caUso he SAYS
that there are plenty at UuOn South, who long ior
the triumphs Of or arms their only salvation.
Starvation stares en- in the face Prices Of every
thing are much higher than quoted IN their papers
The Captain is enthusiastic ~ the right plan for
Capturing Richmond aud Jeh Davis. and the number Of
men needed for this purpose according 10 his iSea, Is
900 small 10 be na,ned now.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09
R,rrS Of Couneiimeu.
0yFictAL.l

Oys,csALl STATED SEssios, Saturday, Jan; = ic~
The Bcss ne. pursuant sdourninens In their cnan'
No. rs City Halt ,,.. A.. .h.lr An
fre-ent.AIofgAn Jones, esq President In Toe esAA
Tho following members: -, ,y.h.seS
Coun linen Hayes, Il~fly. Eesnsu, Sssdfora @.,
MoNay Gross Bray, MOI oDneu. Keeper a. 80
and Cav, Mc3raih, Murray, " bHsn' ~'o~s-
b noe, and Joyc.--2L ,,,,,..xr
On notion he Board took recess unlh 10 coeA
AFTER RECESS. Ia.
Pre.enMosan Jones Geo. President the chiir' ea'"
following members: ..,--s xy.hs6er.
ucVsy ,,ro.s Brsiy Mcdonnell Keeper. houstAnn hss.
End Cav, Ms0rath. Murray. obnsns Co'A' S''
Ihs aiaases Of the meeting held December % ~sss ~
and approved
RESOLUTIONS
BY Courciim Cook Resoised That the nsms as.sIs
fsrdnsn in the llst Of Commissioners u Dcsds svcsu
appointed be altered to read John j. frsea:>s.
was adopted , ~, Ar. ..,. ~ Ishn
Hull lately appointed Jemuissoner OF Deeds % sass
80 a. . rad John \. HUI Nhsh Wa saoPeee-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

DISASTER TO A TROoP-SmP.-The steamer
Montauk. from Now. Haven. with troops went Gshor,
on Ma,tnnicock Point Thursday night. during th'
suow storm, ana LTvSs tLo QsaXs VI hos screw,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-09

Reed. Chip, Mitchell, Bye'. Hardy aa':eEsOn o'tiwe
Farley and Lor.-H
Alderman Farley rnt,ed when this Boasd adjours Il
do o q minutes TO live O'Clock, sine do.
Alderman HARDY moved that Committee Of three nem
benz be appointed @ wait upon his Honor tho Mayor sd IN
him that ho Board about 20 Jour sse ds w hch
carried - .
AID the PnEsprsr appointed Aldermen Hardy, otsal,
The Conmte. subsequently, returned and reported that tho
No, had further communication to make 20 the Boa
1hs report accepted and the Committee hsgee
Alderman NALL moved that Commute be appointed TO
wait upon the Board Of Conncnen and inform them MA,
the Board about sdon siu. die Which carried.
And .hs lREspEsr appointed Aldermen bal, foAi and
Chip - eli Committee. -
rsiurnod sud repofed sat e board o. teaneien "eud
communicate with this Board hy Couiniit-c
Tie report OF the COMMITTEES accepted and the Com
ui.tes discharged
tAldernsn Mast, ron was sy,in called TO the chsr,
PAPERS HEaEToFoRB LAID OVER sEsUMED.
I'll Peter foyin Amounting: % - for Diusc furnished
the occasion Of ttc reception of8ereri Corcos Which
va. srsd 20 q paid BY is f0l9gi,s IGs; Han ucoo
Reed Chipp Ryeu, Handy Mssieson, Oiti~e tsey. anu
Re.oi ,on Of Board Of counemen ,hut ths sidewalks on
n side Forty ninth street, between Broadway aud
ghih ayeloe be- tagged where noe already aone under The
direction u the stree. Commlssonsr and .hat IN, accom-
panyins ordnance thefer be- adopted Which Was conquered
Aikrmaliys-A Aldermen Fox Walsh. Henry. Hall, Mocoo
Reed Carp, Mitchell, Ayers Mnierson, Oiwel, tasy
kepor OF Committee Road, Of Board Of Courcilurn
wi resolution that FRY street between Second and
Third avenues be regulated gasd according the proper
grade laid down tile Ia the street ofhce
the work 20 be- done under the direction OF tho Street Com
missioner and tho accompanying ordinance tlreor adopted
" hich laid over.
Resolution Of Board Of Councilen ts, receiving basin
and calvert be- built The southwest of Chryste and
Grand streets, under direction o tho Iroton Aqneduct Do
pertinent that tho accompany Ing ordLanre therefor De
adopted. Nieh cd e. ny the following vote;
observation-disclosures BOX, Walsh, henry, hs, heed
Chpp Mitchell, kyers, Ma'lonon Oiiiweli farey aud
Loug-l,.
Report Of Committee Sewers OF Board OF Aldermen,
with resolution that sowcs win the necessary receiving
b ins sud CONVERTS built one hundred tudtw-ny thid
street between Third and Harlem hiv' under the
direction Of the ,roion Aauedgct Board and tai tho accom-
ptu Ing ordinance therefor be adopted. -
0bs Heard OF Councimen amended by substtut-
x tsr Las sbos the following resolution bss0ssa, Xhss
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-21

We had the pleasure of witnessing the
unrolling of this splendid and truly life
like Painting, executed by our fellow
citizen MARCUS MORE, which is now to be
exhibited for the first time to our citi-
zens of this city and vicinity at Starr
Hall, commencing on Tuesday night
next. and continue through series of
evenings.
There are forty scenes, commencing
with the formation of the world, when
the Almighty said Let there be light
and continues through the various con
formations of land and water, and their
adaptability to produce and sustain veg
etable and animal ife-delineating the
earliest Geological formations, and all
the periods successfully, up to the condi-
ton of the earth as Il habitation for man
In connection with the Geological
scenes, it presents accurate views ofspec
linens of fossil remains of the animal
and vegetable life of each period The
whole is designed to give an idea OF the
successive periods Of creation, and the
remarkable harmony between the history
of these events, revealed by the
rocks and the Holy Scriptures. 1t also
gives scenes from the Mosaic account Of
the creation Of man, with historical
views of the deluge.
Disconnected with the sublime events,
it portrays with such vividness, and con
sidered merely as 4 work of art. ii will
well repay any one for the sight. and We
can freely recommend the 'Panorama of
the Course OF Creation to the liberal
patronage of the People.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-21
r4- We neglected to notice the SUI

TF We neglected to notice the sud
den death of Mr. j. w. ID. King, residing
Ii miles y. w. of Centcrville, which
occurred on the 9Th inst He had been
over to this city, the week previous to
his death, and sold some of his wheat
and his entire clip of wool, and had
placed the money he had received, in his
pocket book, amounting, his wife
thinks, to near two hundred dollars. The
pocket book was in his pants pocket,
which he had on when he died. His
pants were removed from the corpse, and
hung up at the head of the bed, and re
NAMED there until after the faneral
when on looking, the pocket book and
money could not be found, His wifi
supposes that it and its contents had
been stolen, when the family were at
tending the funeral.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-21
Union Mass Meeting at GentreyilIe. :

friends Of the Union at Centreville on
Saturday next, the oath inst, commenc-
ing at one o'clock. In the list of speak
ers who will address the meeting we
hanson, Gen. Colgrove, ond Gen. 5. f.
Cary A large crowd and an interesting
time is anticipated.
We see it announced that Ex-Gov Wright and g.
W. Julian, will be present. This is a mistake. The
former has appointment next Saturday, at Fill
more Spencer co., whilst the latter speaks at Ross
Vile. Clinton
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-21
McClLAN'S LETTER.

Is il not curious that such intense
peace men as Ealiandigham, 1ngersoll.
Wood and Long, do not raise howl OF
derision at McCielans war letter. No
matter how uncertain may lie Mcclellan 3
position. there can be no doubt in regard
to the sentiments Of the men who, to do
them Justice, have been consistent in the
advocacy Of Peace and recognition II
the South. Yet they are not annoyed at
McClellan's letter, which contains war
matter enough to serve these Copper
heads with a stock capital Of abuse suf
iicient to last six months
The reason of this i plain The who'e
tkiHg IS understoodl In order To carry out
the Niagara contract, entered into by the
Chicago Democrats and the Richmond
ID Democrats, both wings of the Democracy
must be cJoled until after the election.
Mcclellan will do the war business,
while Pendleton secures the peace
element When the election IS over, and
Mcclellan should be elected, these Peace
men could take the entire control Of him
and manage the Government in the in
tcrcst Of the Richmond Democracy. The
scheme is apparent to every nan.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-21
The History of Hostetter's Stomach Bit

The most remarkable medicine of the
Day and the many cures that have been
performed with it in cases of Liver Com
paint, Dyspepsia. Nervous Debility. and
other diseases arising from 4 disordered
stomach and liver, places Il AZ once among
the most astonishing discoveries that has
taken place in the medical world The
diseases which bitters are applicable are
so universal that there are but few of our
friends who may not test their virtues in
their own families or circle of aequaint-
ances and prove to their own satisfaction
that there IS at least one remedy among
the many advertised medicines
For sale by Druggists and dealers,
everywhere. 30 81
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-09-21
PENDLETON'S RECORD.

The following extract from a speed
made in Congress on the 18th ofJanuary
1861, by Mr. Pendleton, the Demcrati,
candidate for Vice President, should
awaken the attention Of every loyal
man -
my voice to day is for Cancellation
my voice is for compromise, and it is bat
the echo of the voice of my constituents.
beg you, gentlemen, who with me rep
resent the Northwestern who with me
represent the State of Ohio-you who
with me represent the city of Cincinnati
Il beg you, gentlemen, to hear that
voice. If you will motif you find con
ciliaton impossible-if your differences
are so great that you cannot, or will not
reconcile them-thcn, gentlmen, let tie
.Seceding States depart IA peace, let them
establish their Government and Empire,
and work out their destiny according to
the wisdom which God has given them.
Further along in the same speech he
says
.'If these Southern States cannot be
reconciled. and, if you, gentlemen, can
not find it in your hearts to grant their
demands-if they must leave the family
mansion--I would signalize their depart
urc by tokens of love; | would bid them
farewell SO tenderly that they would for
ever be touched by the recollection of
IT, and it, in the vicissitudes of their
separate existence, they should desire to
come together again in our common
Government, there should be no pride to
be Inundated, there should he no wound
inflicted from my hand to be healed.
They should come and be welcome to the
place they now occnpY.