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R;oer5ss Eo,giszI foF


FEMALE DIS EASE
s,d constant attendant O Paris L9adoa, EsE
I,.I end hont-ssl Hospitals foF tne last tsn yszI
Ess ossHsd his oEioe 4stas
Johnson House, Cleveland,
vss,s Is ril 10 kEE1g . meet all thoso Who szs -
S'stsd With szbssuts s7A sEggnic dizazssz,
HIr trsasynent "a entirely diEessat iron abe CT
uian. ana Is Md e@oseiOus sni essetise. Ais msd
ic,DsE ars virblv Fssetsbls extracts nd ellis, thss
heve usvsr been z=sS bzt b t=e olhsr physicians
Gusrsns Issiaes hlsisea. &c ha5sgsa the grusss'
hss Hss sud ahaussnas os cailsTs in oStainis
. sss sScEsss 70 hts profession. Re toH1s the OFzs
M al fcEns Ct disesss. BsoasEzsio ios siTiaS
hsac,t spa trua statement Of thsiT case.
80 ~ BFEGRIAEoBHEA.
"a YOuSe 6 zR.--Ee csa prove 70 you IN ieF hls
- thst ko Is tie eTig FiiYaician you ever tres5i
~ fhet eurss this disease. For every patient VI
III ~ 'y= hs dinsotionr - wa Flyo One Hupdre
S1iss = fcils ia cUTiag this diseEss no ohaFs
8s - .1,, ,1liaficl. Ts0s9 e ds1ta1cs via Nins
= ~ ~ 1.It ts frtoT may 60 40 hg ssra5Eg smSi
v % ~ - ma q Ffth nsHs 80 sns ose, and =
Nj S1s,veT rs dc.orib their oass esd tas pcssil
IL Of EsEtins relief, bY eNosihz l''oi l,srs;5f
mtmru
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TIHE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
III -TRlESE5AR l, sud :, ara FTOtsCtOd by Ros.
4 Letters Patent o. England, and secured by %.
seals Of the Ecole de PbaTna5is de PariE sad tn
Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. One is invaluable Tor EIhsuati0n, 5yzrmAtoF
shnes snd all physical disabilities.
No, Two connlsteiy UfE1iestes all tracas OF thoEe
diseases that hsFe heretofore keu treated b. the ra-
seous and PornioiOns uls Of copaTia and enDsb5.
H0s Three has entirely 5uep tad the Injurious uEs
Of mercury, thereby insuriag 70 the Sufferer speedy
relief, disRaFsipg sl 7ufies. and roofing our The
tBIEsEAAR, hO.. l. and > ale preparations IN tht
form Of LOEsngss, devoid Of taste and smell, and caz
be carried in tbs Wsstcoat po.ket. Sold IN tin cases
and divided inO separate doses, as administered bY
Topau, Lallemand, BOuz, Bicsld SC. Prios s3 each;
cases for e9, which saves p; and IN ez7 csesz
Whereby there Is 3 saving OF s9. To b had whole
sAs and retail OF Dr. BARON, No. iSt BesossT-St.,
/ New York.
Immediately OF receiving remittance Dr. Barrow
~0ttorHafd the IrieseIner 20 any part Of the Wcri
-Hly packed, and addressed according % he n,
~ the writer.
sITS-tto, y ". OZARK Agent sor Oiavsis-d.
9- ;.SsS-,So!5 nv = -sszz--....-.s -sszz--....-
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CLEVELAND 1 ERIE R.B.



1864. WINTER ARRANGEMENT, l.-,.
On and after Monday, November 18th. lss, p......
EeL Arals VIII Fua ~ fOiioEB CSr1idsys e1ce1fefiS
LEAVE CLEVELAND. ="
800 =. m.-DAI EXPRESS TRATi-sso.-s-,. =.
niloughbys PeinesEille, GonsTs, Askkss6i,
SSEneant and GlrarQ only, and arrive a Frfs ~
3iI5 T. m.-OIHOIENATI * ri, ss.,- " - p n
EalnesFllley A1htsbuls and girari u1ist 49,
riye5 a. Erie SIS p m, Dl.akirk siT y ~ ~
1855 z. m.'-HAIL AEB AcOoHmon.T1nrz-
sSsaSPsiIs ~ AL EssslaaE and arrives a. Efis at
S'le z hsl.-sTGET E4PREss FRAIE-ssOpsiDz
~ EelnesFilias Asasabula and GirErd onlV e1d
arrives ct Brf5 IS L. e s. n DunffrE Z. y a
m.' Buffalo Al q. N. 50 =
LEAVE EgfH.
NAD = F--AI ISdt EAPBEs3 TRA AT1-Bta1.yngs AZ
EirArdf Ashta5uia and PsiuesVliis q 5iTS 80 -
EiYea - Ciagslald 81 re II si -@ -
gu A. a---MAlh AND eGUDsi HOnATTOg TRATE
15tSRping ~ AL s5sttozs and srriV9s II CisTs-
s'oo 4. a--TCLkIO ESPREse--stoppizr .t an St.
tons sxesFt eWaayille, ssyerook, 6nioayiilo,
rsITy, aentor and Wiekiihs, Gns sTTfzss AZ
Etor. A.-bAf HAPkkss TRAIH-Esczulus Al Oh
rs5d, UoaaSsuts Ashtabula, sad fSi6s7viiie
0hiy' and arrives n OisFsla1d At S.z5 p n.
-. - Second Uiass Can szs run On all throreA
Al the trains s5iug Westward ooupest At Clsvsi.oS
WIZ trains ior felscor Chicago, OOiErhps Sl;nrj5
Az, t5dlana2lis, st: Louis, &o; sad ~ tfTouSa
trains Of me n 7. & RsiiIos5 mi ~ slsE ;f tf
80 s 2. re rev 5orz tl51trai and nvi.tsio D Na1
- clty asliSo2ds iSs New YosE, AIbssy, Bosssn
Ai9gs5s Fails Sci sEd AZ Efis Win tfsins on a.
Pnl!Gd9iphia and E7j5 gsiiresa i' "H I-~
- DAY ExPFasai sa5t slG Wa-t oouus-ts Al f.l-.-a
IN IIalhi 50 ATte snd Pittsburgh Rairos5 soI
l-yelsnd, November 18th, 1854 - !"
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aEAl EzTATE.
gRAYT0N 3 STOCK WEAL,
REAL Rs2APE LGENYs,
paos No. htEzter Eunding Entrance thr=zxh
Tie lEauranos Once Of H. 3. BIsyton.


HNu5E5 AND LOTS FOB BALR.
House aud Lot, corner Euclid and Hudsop-Sts Lot
l5ix200 A very desirable location. Terms easy
Brick House and Lot, corner Of BTOwnOll and VIII
son-Sts; L2t 6Jteet front, running to the Lake
Can be had at bargain
-Four Brick Hous-s. \ Fo5- 81 50, - ard IS EucidSt
IOl.-31iiso5 Nsty ee.ifhble canon Wii De sold
Eouze ard Lot No. l75 Harden ST. Lot 25xl25 s7OO.
n very de iTa5!a resi- enC5. PIioe $500. Terms
Brick ouss 20. I9sst clsir-gt. LOts7zl6a 5000.
Houss and Lat No. 35 Fibiey-st Grapes, Peaches
and snal Fruits Price sI65O.
Brick HoHse No. 2d9 Eiasman-st. Lot ll8xs0a TO
Tot on u. efsity Teights; 66xla5 feet on Newton
St, south Of and Gear Cleveland Inststute.
Frame House No ~ woodSt. LOT 43xIO0; gas and
water. Price s5,JGo.
Frame COttsgs ON SuperOr-St. Lot t2x201. A very
SricE Dwellings. Nos. ia and i55 Euclid strsst
Lots running through to Uuron street. YeEy
House and Lot, corner PsTkmaa and BrowHsH- -sss 4;
Occupied also a. shoe shop. Lo. 2sSloO feet
Bailding, bachluery, SC, for thu panufsoturs Of
boxes, wash -bCgrdsi &C, corner Of Wesr RIFeT
and Msin-9ts. a good paving business,
| 10 feet on Euclid-2t. Terms easy.
/ House and Lot, No. 100 Ohio-St sl,s0o
Two Brick Houses and Lots On EHclid-Ss near Per
Cottage, No I2a Lsks.st Lot 2s4lno feet.
| House and Lot, No. Z27 ScoEills- venue.
rs feet on summit ST., extending to The Lake, cor
five acres on wiIson-Avslus, with considerable i'm
| IS SHARkS Clevepld. Psinesyille AAshtabuia Rail-
| road Stock
FARM5 EOR SALE
30 acres in BreoEsYillo IS acres improved, balance
choice timber land s15 per acrez- Terms easy.
| = Acres IN Be lord GoCd HOuss and Barn, water
| and nut. Price g2. .51O
100 Acr-s In SeWburga. House and Barn, two Otch-
/ ards Hnd Is acres Wood Land.
'2R acres IN orange good frame House. Is ssFss I'm.
-~Oved balance timber.
-. Clair st. small frame house.
u acres T.. 7zmsn-St., opposite the Cemesory.
Is acres on h. ia, paiance improFed) on Euclid
10 aCres. (6w9od La o. water, Hutts and good
Road, good SPRING.
situation for grapes n Iowa. Misconsi1
OhOice and well selected lands
and Michigan, for sale or exchanh 'isYeland
30 AoTea IN NsWburg, shout miles from MI
OOod hoiisa and barn aud fine orchard Ro
10 acres on St Cisr Road, two miles from the Pubhv
Fruit, WstsE, &C.
50 Aces 10 East Cleveland, under high state Of cul
City limits Terns easF febs
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! 0 IN JENNINGS
Real Estate & Insurance. Agent,
ATWATER BUILpIEG.

Policies Written In tho
Charter Oak Fire Ins. Co,
North American Fire Ins. TO. hSrIIo'd' Go'
Merchants Fire Ins. Comply. C0hn'
City Fire Ins. Co., New Haven, Conn.
Hsmpden Fire ms. Co., ! 1o-.-,,,
MsssssOit SpFlnsf d ,'Msss'
Charter Oak Life Ins. Co., Hartford, CT.
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LYONS KATHLIRoN.

Ksfhairon Il from the Greek word ''Ksthro, oi
trKsthAro siguifTing to cles1se, rely1nats end re
store This article q what its EE.ne signifies. Eol
PRESERVING, restoring and Identifying the hunsaI
hair It il the most remarkable Preparation IL tny
world 1t Is again owned and put up By the oriihsl
proprietsr and Is now made With the same caro-, ski
and Ettsnton which gave e sale q ever enc niltoi
bottles psr annun.
Itiasmost delightful Hsir Dressing.
II ersdicates scurf and dsndruf.
Al ksefs the head cool and clean.
II makes the hair rich, soft and glossy.
II restores hair upon bald headB-
It pievenfs the hair from falling OF and turn
Ing grey.
ot hafr ghoa,d use Irons KSihair0n. L ie know
Sud usel throughout thr civilized Tordt Sold By s
F''P'''A0i' O'I5MA 'DEMAs s. BA REEs co.. Props,
plvI.RlseOV New York.
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RgllRnARa.
NLEVELAND, COLUMBUS &
~ OIHCIaHATI BAILHOAp,

I4B v EuANOs .OO1UM0Bb -
~ oIHCIHHATI BAILAOAD.
1884 WIsTE1 ARRAHGEAEHT. lsst-4.
., @ and sfls- Monday, November lslh, Paasngsr
dEanS S leave Cleveland ss follows, smdsTSs 4.
1st stTEaIn-z,4OA a. .m.-mHuHHAr MPREss
St1fRl Rlns at 5rRftcl, Wellington, New London,
shelby, gEestlins, dsli1n, Gilssd, CsrdiaFsoD,
hsnley, p9iaHare{ Lesis Center and Worthing-
bus I'D ,. m Dayton 49, D n, Cinci1nSfi -
,. .E;s 81. Louis l0s45 2. n. Indanap0hl Sf5 ,.
.o 81 - 4 ~ - 1,sS ~ = y asns 4lb p mt OH
I'd TrSil-2:I0 P .hI.,@k0JoMMoDAT1eE.-
etops st Al Etstions, ERd arrives N ColrrsbuI
Sd TTais-zsIO P. -aiasf lEixPKEss-ssOv-
ping ct BeTsa, 9rAtt0n, Wellington, New Loh-
don, shelby, orostlfeo, Gallon, 6Ilesd, OardisF-
Ton and pelsEare; arriving e Cruatline ct lo.io
GinefanaLi 200 a. n; Indians5oIis 80 a m, 81.
LOui5 9:45 ?. N Cairo sso0 g. m, *. Fayns4-s8
A. H.Y and Chicago via OT0stiins l0.40 3. N.
Trains Leave Columbus a. $50 and lO-l0a. a 20 an
arrive At UlsTeisndsSos n, 2.s9 EndSoo }. M
CosEE0TIOEa.
sssloy-S.ndusky, Mansasld Newark Raflroad, Iof
aiiAHsznseld, 4iiHs Mt. Vernon Newark zGnai-
Piftsbursh, Fort ysyns Chicago KAn-
Losa' = % oEeE5s UpSc- 5anduskY, Dslphos, a,
vest, and Esstiof Mansssid, WoostssF.' -.
GEAfiOn and Bellefontins Railroad Line, for Marion
dlAnaRolis, 1erre Hauts, Vincennes- E9,.1a
vile, Louisvilie, Cairo, st. Louis, -
DslAHere-E1th bpFin E1eid branch fcr eBriuT uTHald
Oolumbug-Eittle Miami & Ooiumbu5 ana Ysn,s.
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton, indisnaroisS
Terre Hsute, st. Louis, Morrow, LoTsiS5d
and Oineinnat1i and with the Ohio & MiSs
dIsipPt Railroadg .OiucinnGtifo for LouIT1IilsT
Evansville Cairo, st. Louis, and an poinfS
on the Ohio river
GOlunbus.C Central Ohio Bsiroad for Newark, z.u.s-
VILE wheeling, &C.; Columbu1, PioTs 4
Indiana Railroad for Piqua, Urbans. -
~, y tS tleAe5s g AZ Points and inSsFmaton np-
OtaeO, l47 Suysrior-st A'S-Ss
cleveland, Nov. IS, IssR. s5S:-irIa1Sts,.. p:
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1lsSaLUTI0K.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
IN The frm Of LITTLE H9AGE, recently cos-1le
business in the name Of g. H Little. agent, vas dis
solved By mutual consent, on the 18TH cay Oi pece-
ber, 1858 All accounts and demands due said hTm
are TO Be Paid to Geo Hong, at 81 Mergfnst. Cred
tors viii present their claims at the same place.
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A WELCOME.
BY THE POET LAUREATE T-PP-R.
Twinkle, twinkle little Star,
That's precisely what you are,
Star Of England's hopes, and mine,
Destined on her throne to shine.
Pretty little royal boy,
Fathers pride and mothers joy,
How long to see thee toddle,
And to kiss thy pinky noddle
HAPPY il thy praise sing,
Old Englaud's small but future King
Pa and Ma will ask me down
To Frogmore, nigh to Windsor town.
Therefore, hail auspicious child
Who upon our land has smiled
And LET thy parents read my rhymes
hundred thousand million times
ondOn Punch.
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,-ethersi sFotlSersII 0EotheFslH

t.1 a rrosurs Nh. SVIKsLOW's sOOTH'
~ Up for OHiLDREE TaGfhIhe.
Ts ysiu.b e preparation = 'h srsyptl0n =, '1e. ~.
i1Is 5 - Fen de rhJEsOsas and Sesss IN ts'
-, s.t.- M es bsen used for thirty eai -
eve. ains ssi'ty si Is, p ,a glltio9s y one YEA
.t.'.s-Is n not on'y relieves tbs child ir7E
-. ,-.,so,.,.- ss .touaeh and bowels, con
80 sSidity, sn siyss tons d energy to sso Wh0'
.1stsrn. It win siInost fRstsutIy relieve
eRTPTrse IL TIE Row SIS And WIED eOhit
We hsiLsyo It the Bess sad sursst Remedy IN q
World n ali c=ssa o p5sanisEy and OiHrrh'a
TTbudrsn. whsfhsE It sFiss fTom Eesthins' OF iro1
any eths cause.
EEFslI directions foT using VIII accompany eeei
sost,s. Hone genuine unless the fac-simile Of OoR
s4skPEREIRs, EeE York, is OF tie WrsFPe7
-g1-soId b. all Medicine Oeslars. Principal oHs
Dsy-5t, EsW Xozk.
..tse eEfy - Cssfs Bar EGtfies
,-q-dkuis
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pFLKFB PLANTATION BTTTERF

DEkKEB PLANTATION BITTERF-
They purify gtTe1 gthen aud inyigcrate.
They create healthy appetite.
T'hey arc an nntfdots 70 change Of water and def
They overcome effects OF dissipation late hours
They STRENGTHEN the system and enliven the mini
They p-eF ut miasmztic and Intermittent feysrs
They Duri the breath and ecidity Of the stoBaoi
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure DtaTrhosa, Cholera and UhoioTar1oTb bO'
they cur Liver Complaint and Headache.
They are 10 best Bittsrs IN the world They max;
the weak usn strong and are exhausted nature grs6
TsStor6r Tney are made of pure st. OF0iX Rum, ths
eeIsbrssed alisaya Bark, roots and herbss and 81
taken with the pleasure Of beverage without II gari
deiieate psFs0ns requiring gentle siimulant. Solt
bT All Grocerz, Druggists, Eotels and Saloons.
Ii. p DBAkE 90.
IulyI-REeoE ~ Broadway, n.
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PEosEssOz OF EEz1TsoFArHT AED HMDI0IEl,
Cfhce-ll9 Seneca Street few doors from Superior,
up stairs, opposite the CITY Hotel.
Once h5urs frem TO L. and from to O'Clock
daiIY lSnndaYs eNCspted.l
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Tho southern Church,

Tho Southern Church.
In one Of William Gilmore simms's po.
etical works, occur the following rather
striking stanzss, expressive Of the present
state Of the Church in some Of the rebel
towns:
The Church, like some deserted bride,
In trembling at the altar waits,
While raging fierce on every side
The foe is thundriDg az her gates.
No ivy green, nor glittering leaves,
No crimson berIies deck her walls;
But blood, red dripping from her caves,
Along the sacred pavement fails.
Her silver bells no longer chime
lnsummons to our sacred home;
Nor holy song at matin PRIME,
Proclaims the God within the dome.
Nor do the fresideis happy hands
Assemble fond, with greetings dear,
While Patriarch Christmas spreads his hands,
To gladwith gifts and crown with cheer.
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For Special and TeIeEraph NevH--see
Rirlst PREe. For LEGAL and Commercial
NeWs--Ses Foarth PuEe.
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Five Hundred DeIEsrs
4 fail to cure the worst cases Of diseased s.a'p= q
the loOEast standing, with the
ONLY GENUINE HAIR REsTo,aER.
READ TEE FoLLnWINa-

hEhO luz EOLLUhANG.
ITEsTTIOSTsL OF HRs sARAH GoULn.
Prot. DEhUAE:-rwo years ago my seal Q became
diseased. and my halr Commenced faIlinr out very
fast The dseas5 spresd until my scalp Va one COM
plee sore; The burning and itching sens alton was
nsupportsb.e. would apply remedy aft Or remedy,
with only momeEtary relief consul ssd ssy raj
physicians Of this city. was inform BY them that
he disease with which mys zip wEs Affected was ths
Falt Bhelm, and that they eOnld not be nsHt me.
read your advertisement and couelude to consult
you. fou assured me that you would eradicate the
disease and restore my hair, which had become very
thin. With that assuranca placed UGyseif in your
hands, and the result is have luIr rant head Of
hars my alp ia perfectly we'll, and my hair has
ceased TO fall cut. RESPECTFULLY, Ypu-s,
MRS. SARA a GOULD,
No. l47 South Fsari-st., Albany, n. Y.
Its fact acknowledged by all VINO have used the
Hair Bestorer, and theif nae Is Legiun tha. it Is
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OITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
a FIRsr RATE OPPORTUNITY FOB nyYEsrNKET.
50 vacant Lots, some on Canal and River AID near 20
gain.
EuUL1D ST-BEick Houss, two stories, basement
ties, &c. $3.50.
LAX E-sT-On Clinton PARK, one and 3 half ssory
House and Lot 5GKg9 81 10.
hlhSA = Ah-Sf-A large and handsome House, fitted
Gp with sii the modern Improvements; Drawing
Room, i5L24 feet, and ;args lot
bT. OLAIR-St-A6W Brick H5use with uaCdern i'm
prOVements. $1,000.
klkS1 AE-ST-hear ETis-St good Iargs Coftaga
House and Z acrs Of lana. $500
III ghS-SL-hsAr the Cirr.e, West Side, House and
PR0Sr s. f-sT-rEo story Brick House, water and
gas and Il rooms. s55I0.
UEDA R-Sr-a6ar Perry two story Hoaaa and lot
with barn 81 snl
basement.
D,ST-Eesr Perry. Vacant Lot, IOB19lO feet.
go fees.
First Glass RiisiDeaa Propar+-
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These Lozsnees srs prepared from highly esteem
I'd rscipe for seylating Bronchial Affections, Asth-
ma. Hosnueness Coughs Colds and Irritation or
Soreness Of the Throat.
PuBLIO SFEAKERs AND T0OALIsTs
wi fna them beneficial in clearing the voice before
speaking or singing and relieving the throat after
any unusual exart,on Of the vocal organs having .
,seuIiar sdaptafion to affections which disturb the
organs Of speech.
Bg-sold By all Druggists and Dealers In MsdicIns
10 the United States snd most Foreign countries si
5 cent? Fer b7z- jaul2-k2 Inc
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sss4 WIHTSR ABRAEGEMHHF, lss,-4
% sa5 siisE Eopday, November 18th. Iss, P.-.-..
seE trains ali ieaEs Cleveland e f5ilOEg i5rndST,
s1ospEsdj! N-da
F;SO A. I.-OHiOAG0 EXPR RES1-Stozg AZ BsTs.
GtatgnI Uoeriini hoTwalk, y rasTiIie. Bsiis-
1nss 0lTdeg Fremont and Elmore, Ard arrfvsg A
lolelo st - P III DessOit 8 % P. r.; ard Ohi-
ssoS r a hEsFERN MAIL-Stops At al sf,.
Ilots On SOatharn DiFfEi0n, and arFiVaa 81 -
m ieac a. ~ ?; n; Uhicago 6.oe A. n
A;asU IA m--HOHfHGEh EiAIlg-9frn4 a Al Hfr-
5lo1s oa Northern Disisi0a. and arrives n asR-
drskT st Ii :. =.
T;20 ?. 6l.-slGHT EXPREss- stousat er.fo.-
HorWaiE, AonroeYills, Clyde, and Erssaont, M
ArsiIes AZ Toledo A. u: ?. r.; Detroit 200 A. a :.
and UhiesEc - 1870 A n.
OQaSEUEIOEE.
nSnEectt0as made az MonroaviIis vita tho sas.
EEskTt Aansrold Z Newark B. e. 81 (i,ds v-frh m,
Ss1dusEys Dayton Cincinnati a. R. sf Frsnosi
with Fremont IndisnA b. r., snd a. FoIeSo ia
the MaehlS II oeutnsrn 4 HoTthorn Indians snd 70
iado hahssh Railroads for Chicago, Dstr0tt Jaof.
Eon, Fort haynss Loga1sport, IsafEyetts, Csiro Al
ton, .. LoUfs and al points West, EarthFest snd
Southwest, =
Trains STRIVE IN Cleveland frcm Forsdo and III,
4ost - ~ A. A.i-z45 P. =, and SIS ? \ FFoEl
sladuaky 1t 9:zs :. n. Id aIJCE ER sn5it
Cleveland, November Is, Isss
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HAZE REsTNRER.
pROFESS0R DEMUNN'S
Only Genuine Hair Rest0Fer
DISEASES OF TIE soALP.

DISEASES OF T1E sOALP.
The skill Of the medical faculty In treating aiesa.
s-s ot the sc1lP has in majority of es be en bat
lel Oy tnis most peculiar dise=se Gf humg frame
Il l. not 70 ba wondered at, il r. lu!fes great
study, deep research and careful nvestigati0n ol
the causes which produce the di eass. UaRszs the
cSUsa y dico .eFed It is Al uth. impOsiSihi;y TO
eradicate the disssss and effect Trsrmanent cure
Diseases Of tina sc2ip have bagn Pro aonncsd icura-
devoted years OF study to tBfs pecE 9rt oF he hu-
msh frame, and an satisfied that / , Jsssss
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n. Chief Attributss q Manhood sr

are7usufiy los. O. Suspended by nal iFraotieaz ana
niou1 habits that VII inevitably lead 20 hereets1
fl-,sue urises csczsd in time Read the truths lai
dovn N the trsssiss uHU1IAE EKAIETT. or PKEr
roroaIokz zzsxsseHEs.r It is elEboratsly nlusszs
"a with eolorsa sngrsVinss snd wiz Oonyinos o.
rssi hardsned and unooncsrncdi a. wen ss relisyI
ths rinds Of ths most 6as3ondlns, By leadiHs tAss
A. the right channel loF relief Of bodily and 1cnts
AgonT and dospsif.
BTBold By Dr.. B4EBOW, i9{ Bleeoser-8t., =. u
Fries s. cents. Sent rse eFery See sdvsrfll'
raerf e q tTrfeasrnaTii n another column.
sod aiso hY G. ". OIzARhs DESsglst, OisEelhasi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-15
MORNING LEADER.

MONDAY MORNINs. FEE. %. 1854
The Southern motive. (Greensboro, Choctaw, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1864-06-18
sea1glaina

~
s as
tas sas 'A' ealIof Mooile -1io-
uue, tso4 famond says;
TIE Jaw nves tie amount due to a
deceased so lier'lst. to tho widow; I'd.
10 thecssa Of elildren, Tor guardian Of
tbem0 d, to the father; -4th to the
motb6n and certain form Of applca.
siou Is ne.ired to be- made (which has
seen published) brs which issimplv for
The Southern motive. (Greensboro, Choctaw, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1864-06-18

1EAIl'JRA ElU
tg.ai0id, i).---l l4e enomy uve
'thoastaa slrong under Auiz made a
'despera'e attempt To capture Peters.
buff Yesterday. They advanced il two
colu0rs and alter sevefalaasaults upon
onr works were Iepulsed.
They succeeded in hanking about
three hnndrod militia causing thom to
retreat with a loss Of six killed and
thirty wounded, iRclading some Of the
hest citizens.
The militia ionght like veterans.
The Yankees then advanced to tho
suburbs, bat at an oportuus moment
Graham's battery 0p4 upon them
from ResorVoir llll. and simulfgneoas-
ly 6earngs cavalry charged them -
The enemy fed in great confusion.
Acolamn advancing on che Blanioyd
road was repulsod by Stunrts battery,
which arrived in time
Our TqpioEccmous5 pursued Ghe Ya1s
KEGS seVcral miles.
Atlanta, Juno 10-Ihe enemy de-
veloped in force yesterday on our front
Arkworlh and on our extreme right
east Of the rairoa& AMI towards ltos-
serwlle.
Piisooas report the bridge at Eto
vel vvteiie hy TIC 1aukees and Trains
INNING to Arkvorlh.
Sherman avoids every effort to bling
lou au engagement ouf ol his brsasr
works Captured Yankees say be has
orders not to risk o general engager
mont.
Richmond, May l9 European al
vices Of the 20th says The news of the
geeat battles in Virginia, caused
ggesJ seRsaiion in England. The Lines
Star regard Grants success as iu ieci-
civof phs nort nv,,ractnd fho aonvic c.
ron ts 1t ~ FedeTSls ba5 snstained .
a.c,,.
" '1''a evlo@'
4he lA@ald and 5iooe pronounce the
adyan 7e on t'i9hmona 2 failure
Gold IA New York 1919
Richmond, June i0--fTamonts let
~ III ocrontanoo oftbo clsvelsedroo,.
1..e.1'., s''.' !.
..'''.'9D o'''u'so' 4i'''0o..' = g. ''''' '''''a
iy-' guy s F.. =. ~ 49, ,'1 -'qi' ~
'1''i'@'e.' q l-'.'s,i'.o'e, ~ No'
pc Q caadlaate ltLlneoln y Noaiiia-'
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Io CAgg9AgEs.-We would aagi g
al candidates who contemplate am
aoancing lhair names, % hand them
ju by Thursday morning, we expect
10 remove our Office, and it may be
two three weeks before We issue an
other papee
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-14
HENRY Il. LEKDs 4 Co., AuetioneeTs.
GALE of CHOICE OLD WINES, BRAN
A


~ DIES LIQUORS, and CIGARS.
HENRY II. LEEDS Co. will sell at auction, on THURS
DAY (his day) April H. Gt 10 O'Clock, .; saeGoom, No
ID Nassau-Et-,
Positive and perenptory sale o largo and valuable stock
u high grade WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS, to be
pob to close an insoyent coneern late In the
importing and jobbing business including very old
London Dock. Brandes, viz: Otsrd, Hennessey Vine
Drsvers Msrtel Buff Gordon, Pemsstin, j. j. yrisrte,
Donecqq Topaz and other fsvoe Sherries pale, brown
and golden SaIdems and other choice Por in and
Johns small 10, Of very choice old South Madeira
ND Champagne Wines 81 line. Of very fne old Bourbon
WHISKY li.h and Scotch DO Holland and English DIN Js
nscs and Granada Runs The public may implicitly rely
Tie quality of tie goods ofed at this sale every article being
warranted precisely ike sample and description. No other
vscas admitted.
oA.o balance Of invoice Of about 900 Havana Cssr
Esnng from the stock Of known Importer and Jobbef
q thus City retiring nom business consisting Of Breras
heses britsica Coneha, GsnIuelos Flor de Penstdos
Ooneha indrodos Operas Londres de Carte and other
yss Of Tie best brands imported for th, market via: Cs
ssnAs Figaro Punch, Winfield Scott, Rosa La Flor dc
Aburne, Fl Sol de Santiago, III Monumento. Cor
saa Duca La Furca, RI Peru Fl Sena and other vortes
peelt and Private Buyers wishing 10 obtain samples do
70 early on the morning Of the sse.