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cure fur Syphilis IN its prfm.ry, secondary and
tertiary stsges- It la the OILY medicine known
that wl! cure secondary Constitutional syphilis,
ard destroy the poison OF virus and sxpel II from
He Eystfm. The afflicted can rely oa 1t as an
Adeclpal cure. For further Information read the
, 1864-11-11

TE.N HORSES. EXPRESS WA.
l. G0H, de-.
AT AUCTION.
On Saturday, Nov. u. at 8 IL O'Clock
At Buttt1n' Auctten Rooue IN Port1snd Block, 1a3.
les and 117 Dearborn gneEt.
Ten hesvy Hines. su1taple for teams, e1p!eas or
Or btayy tv o ho7te R1presa Wagon.
One Doub!e Team Uhrna Z. ....
nRY GOODS, CLOTHS, CA5sI.
- MERKB
Wool Socks, Shirts and Drawers Felt Eats
CLuTR1SG. BUCK GLOVES.
Boots, Shoes, Yankee Neticns, &c,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY snd WEDNESDAY,, Eo7- 18Th and
18th clock But Auction Rooms, IN Puff.
land Block, conner Of Warrington AMI DasrD.fn
VIII. 4. nUTTEEs co..
Iolf-Y693 1t AHtQQaee-S,
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Huctio41 Sales.

WILLIAM A. BUFFERS Is co.
ACCTIOaEEE3,
8alesrooE7s in Portland Block
nos. ics. los AN0 le7 DEAR5GRN,sT.
ae1Ssx4.rf ashn
, 1864-11-11

Of HinttT, the hrst really cold day Of ths sssson.
The wtto which hid hoRled 80 faFIously across
the p!tit1c, and played havoc with the city,
only trhs,cec yesterday to make room for geuu.
lie frnst, nut, Of courae, 40 hard one ae We meet
with in mid ~ttte1, but sufficiently forclble to
ehow ut the udvauce guard Of the gloomy pbalanx
o1 Wiie%' haye and nights. Advancing noon
wards. th' re ~ae u threaten Of that snow which
h.s ahea:y sfrited nome parts Of this section Of
toe cGnn,1y bnt It :ofebo1e to fall leay,rg u for
Jet lt1te while to p+rtert our arTanCements ior
FfVirg the Old storm King warm reception when
he does come. Vh.ch at the prns ent h,gh fsse, Of
1ue1 VII mferr a oimcnlt matter TO many.
TO the Verse o. the old Aades into which the ORR of
6aY bas clipped annually for lime immemorisis
what preceiou do tie scarcelY per :entihIe nrrns
dlsua1 cttncDsiona Of altitude succeed each othrr
t1fhe serT eostt N Of the Icy conc.ve be reached.
and the very +tsrs themselves seem to change their
Ea:nres hrt sparkle forth cold iuttead of heat
The tehsons follow biz courte, bnt not obedIeptly.
The Tssthes snriie truiy follows aud Is bouna 10
tent Of G nnnement, ano anxious to e.r1ke forth
on IN Judgement courte. Whst mud plxuce
be toek sss'erday, adssns'ng tpt'S month With
In The limits Of the one diurnal period. Wul he
ther into the trottbouGd cave TIL forcibiy
dragged t.ithe1 by shs constantly advancing char.
OF. or will he take still another leap nrd p{unQine
INTO tnow dEit', bring up al starring ia tne re-
giou OF ice and eleicb-belle. and moonlight tsat-
3D na aPe sSe %ss,efs 4as so asgtr
toned to his freaks. for hare mt his Vavwsrd
antics puzzled eore]y in former years, until We
hare learned to distrust him and ourst1vrn. aud
wondered whittier the ZANE Of the Is Fiekle God.
dess !" rnicht not have bern more worthl.y BE-
slowed? We can c7en wait for tne wiuter a. fos
the electiot-rtturns, We know always what to
erocct and II il lust well to hare 1t ut o.s fins
ID uuoth+r-''ra'her better II anything
: Theu let Us extend him a friendly welcome, ror
herd wbrtbtr be accepts IN tnvitatfon to s74tt,
dsY OF two ca1lltr later than the time at which
he ia c1[ ectcd. Wtnter has hIs pleasures. Are
r.. Teaifv 10 enjoy themt Let cet ont the sleigh
fe,is ana 1cok to the runners which IN times past
hive bone rs t9iftly oret the cr1ening tno~.
Iook up tue fura and dresood, let the skstiae
ps1ks be rut IN order and all DC made ready toF
~ nre wcrd "to whcm IT may concern." Tho
eidewakf srt horrible, especially whete the srsaffs
nTn 1nnr etrtpe on these inclined places, and saye
~ Mnh en iim,s. Broken plsnks too sre not unlre-
nuent On our thoroughtsfes: replace them st once.
, 1864-11-11

RIPoRzMc FOR Durr.-stventy men Of the
-4Qth III. regiment arnred here yet'erdAy from St
Louis In commaLt of Lieut.. Bonham, who reports
fer duty here.
, 1864-11-11
RFE4 Estatf-=xltt1,

FOR SALE At Z bare.ia. so fsat
Il Oh Jackson ef7ees. ,s,s cf r,scno;,. a f.et On
1te.ns ~ a. '.srpe ,o1sh III ;sa s.ase,
MicfisA Al av.nrs, cor1eE OF +6tx ! rees::o f.ss a
WALNUT Efeet- ezBt OF A1vno, aad Seystsl ys!nablt
gstpt Bu icing. n,1i .To,1ie
, 1864-11-11

M AR HIED.
"a ths city. Nay. 10th. 1864 At Tssnity c911sa q
Fey- George D. Eunmi- as. D. D. Nj. J0af -
AFFORD and Miss ADKLLA +. BU rLER, dAuKeter
Of 8An g. Hndff, Esl ali OF Chicago.
% New York d,'J p2rera please co3y.
, 1864-11-11

New RNGNE HouEx-A new stons engine
honse is being erected ut the Jupctior for the
'ualens dfvlsion of the North western Railroad. It
will aecs mmodate eixty eneires.
, 1864-11-11

Go TO TEE 8Esr.-Go to BrJant & sdatton'a
Chicago Con nercial College to Get thorough,
telegraph Operator. Address fenclosiug stampsl
Tor ci1c1ia1s BAYAKT q hrRATToH, Chicago, Ill
, 1864-11-11

Te0R sLE Hue Of twelve
l. 7ooa:s kZd NO aeras OF fA.d, With orchard .,a
stlnbetEy: = niea h:ne Hi.M, nve mizules vaif
OF Il = depcs n WAoketAn. -Itea &A.4}l.
Hou1. aLd Let ..5x17s. O. Twent7-f}nh sttset p1e.
u .to0. 's"
Bouse and To-. .scx15. en- Wet Ata1, stree. p.,a,
&eG8 AA-ta
a,to. ctnsE Houses snd Lets. sad yseaas Lnt<. =,
-. Ss1e 1anks'Ta ~ VI Iao 1a'-' J. L., LIE
&1AA79Us4 B6 ClA. kAtt64t
, 1864-11-11
LOCAL MATTERS.

Caution.-Thoee using the RKp J4cExr
EToHAcH BrrrERs are warned to beware OF impo-
aitlou and ccaterteits. Tae propr,etors Of these
blttese have the names Of several saloon keepers
apd others Who haseIy Impose upon the publtc
Thty buy one dozen, and when the bottles are
empty, they all them With spurious article.
The piopt,etoss are doing their utmost to pro-
the public. ae tavor to both parties, to bur on
y ef respectable and honest dealers.
novl1 ,o36-1tDaw.
, 1864-11-11

Thirteenth WaFd.-An parties Interested
In the Dfaft in this Ward are reqDested to meet
at the Saloon Of - Father Miller" on Saturday
evening, Nor 18th, At ~ O'Clock, when the Treas-
u1er'e report will be INSIDE. By order Of the Com.
mittec.
, 1864-11-11
.Tur Salt.

EOR SALE To P4irte:7 As:o
l. cnf-hsnd PIin,fnz Office, COZ pt.t., for pub
fhtrKa reWtpaItr sn@ col1G JOB " rk. ltquIta
1t Setfeto d Co.'s Tgpe Fo1lc1y CLio4Xo.
, 1864-11-11

~ Troublesome coughs and colds, If neglect
ed, ofsen terminate fatsllJ. A few doses OF DwY-
e.'a Pectoral Syrup ~1ll speedily and efec,ualy
cure the most obstinate case. Sold ID bottles, at
65 cents and $i,25 per bottle, at o. ard o. Lake
street. noV1-y3A1m
, 1864-11-11

aEIr TIE so1pE1s.-The ladies' Of the Soldicts,
Home, and Ill others willing to aid in the good
work. arc earnestly requested to visit the Home At
Fsifview this morning; Ithey are badly peeded
Be on hand ear1y. The regular weekly mest1nz
will be held in the afternoon at the Home, benz.
the Ast occasion on whlch It will be held thtye BE-
fore the return OF eFring.
, 1864-11-11

Wheeler Il Wilson's Sewing MA
ehsNes make the Lock Sr1rou With RorArIyG
HooK. tcheet increment constantly tn o7e iifec.
ton. salesroom 108 Lake street. noy11 .y037.1m
, 1864-11-11

4 AH2Av1 swMn1x.-A person from the State
New York, on bis wsy to 1owa, whore hs tntunded
n pusrhsse firm, Was swindied out Of sbout
II 500 hy q confidence man yesterday afternoon
lear foftiatu Block. 1t was the old stor7 Of
check for eecu,tty and doomfday for payment.
, 1864-11-11

TOL. WOODS MUSEUM.
COL. j. r. WOOD AID b. =. WHITMAN,
PropIietoT1 xnd AauaCefs.
afs. A. D. BRA Director Of Amuyeuruts.
, 1864-11-11

Gaow1r6 III QnAcx.-The township Of sehaum
burg is populated almost exclusivel. by Protestant
GERMANS. We believe there are only three OF four
American families In the tovnsh1p. -Four yeArs
ago 1t rave the Democra.s'' email majority. In
siderable circulation there. At the next election
in 1869, It 70 ed Republican "a 10 81 Democratic
Since then large number have been nstursltzed:
last Tuesday It gave Lincoln round hundred ma
3or1ty, spd almost Offsets New Trisr which il
populsted by Catholic Germans xho al rote Cop
uefheHd.
, 1864-11-11

c1cERo-rvo years seo the township OF Cicero
voted Republican 58, copperheau 11o. We arn
s1auted to witness tue great change which h,e
taken plaee e1nce then. 1t now gives for Unr1e
Afrnhkm 28 majority, Notwithstanding the larpn
1siAh element living Ia the town.
, 1864-11-11

"ouR NA1IoK's PRorHEcT.''-This IL the title
Of another one Of those sterlirg songs which issue
20 copfourly tfom the publishing house OF q. NJ
Hicg,ns. No. III Randolph street. The name Is
Eoed, hnd u. words soul etisttux-5ust the thug
1of taesc times. Il - the prompting Of egery Ioyai
htaTt, clothed in Insjestic verse. '-
, 1864-11-11

FOR SALE-A Large House, ex-
H. tenstye Erounde, 1ne grove, excellent
orchard. Caesp f,r cast. or on ealy tsrms. Apply
es Room No. Q EinRGbuIyh Block, Randolph street.,
ftem to u n. or to p. n. no.0v9ls 2t
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overtseneat OF Dr.. HArks' Gvphitit1c Cure, In
npa.f Column ct our paper. Sold BY Dr.. Easter
charge for consulta1ion. noyllyp37-it
, 1864-11-11

H1ox HAak.-Two ,esrs ago hyde Park voted
90 Republican to "a copperhead. It now eoes
Republican 115 to II Copperhs4d- hyde Park isa
very nice town TO lite in and vcry sxceIlent and
tEtek Ont csss Of people reside In this suburb Of
Chicago. @o "
, 1864-11-11

WIANTED-For, ths aove1nment
w IN AS vi II x1 pel month and tatton9. Tseass
Z az: h a. ~ naoasa I'D tao1a 15ask 1A1ers -
par ne9ta ilItn1s- Far fnEtbeF 1ntoxuaAt{oQ =.
fro4 - HI 6cyeFnmsas Q.t1e, 133N Sontk Mo-
aniS1. cnicsxcs Illinois, g. II. AAEcNEK, 4oye9T
nal, ASent. 0&a&<2
, 1864-11-11
.ToHnD.

EOUND-Came to the enclosure
l. of tie fubscr1ber. On Ha!ated strnot. on the
south eide OF tse OF Lake. Ut the railroad cro
1nt "a spet ca red and !nte COW, Win lcn hoTna,
owl q can nAy7 hn1 BY calling and peIfns cnsT4,
re1Ly871-1t MATTHIAS SCHMIDT.
, 1864-11-11

ELECTION If TIE CouKTr.-rhree more towns
were beard from yesterday, tteir msjorites being,
Nosthatld fcr L,rco!u tea, Jefferson for Ltncoln
1a9. PA1os IN Mcclelfsn a. One other town
Kleon-ia Jet 10 be heard irom Ia this county.
, 1864-11-11
N@ant&U.

WAFTE0-An Eug'i:h glrl
w wsnts 3 sisEaror to DO ta'mn.F or hnn.e.9x (
In 4 Fr III family. Add1ass. fer tEo daJF, r. TT
cuAe A0ee, aoARNF4s
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Strapeo.


FOR aALE Timber Laud. 269
i ar, - IN noz.aPszt of Faystte County. ono NILS
nsx ma mApte Bzw Mills In the vicinity, one Vrhi
= rait mile EQutre a. tho RaAl Ks!ate Once Of
r HRYAH, Bry N BAu. no1-ySi1zot
, 1864-11-11
6Uanteu---5utstitutgs.

" "ANTEJ,--Sub,titutes. Wanted
~ Ane.e iEE edtasely Ut s M:ehlean avea14
orp-Ete M1tinu Hospital, for which the ooat ptcs
will be ciyen. n111.Y9tt II
, 1864-11-11

ya!ne fof the Un on and arr resolved that It rhall
be mathtaaeda at any cost. Th1oughont this struk-
o. tie var. The Piled np debf. be ioss Of Ile-snd
The people hesc answered, 'We know all this, but
we Know The vnl1s OF tnr nehonsl lie. We knoe
that al We haye M Is naueht the moment NON onl Unton
ULfun thail be sustained. The people have said
something aooat arbitrary arrests. This hAs been
tie t1tjec1 q every Democratic epeecb. paper and
We don't complain <1f arbitrary arrests. We Tant
sou to put DOM rebels IN arms ard traitors at
bcme- No honest man who loves bis country
1sssF poasa to that ~eta si" out the there potsis
xbo Eou1d set Tree ths internal resels st Cam
to ks q
Col. k1ee Every honest man IL willing to take
bis chance to be telt to Camp Douglas foz dlsloy-
a. ri ~ n se seuss Ths 1s
given the earct1on Of the Aner1can people TO two
lines ttat ought to bs written ID lines Of GOLD,
q H. ssd oSer ts so .nd
men hnEe gone before the people and presented
these wo.cs ae one Of the te.ues. The American
Rsepe have va risen rp tS az liberty to a Se sn.
With the 1etn1Ds from New York, Penn sylysuia,
Dnso. and IRON Illinois. sc have rolled up majot.
tt5 in fasor Of that amendment. which shall pecure
,ts passage through the next Congress. It's eone
fe"s!d At aa.t tot the holrtrs We hare endured.
llpo Tpo. =. Rso'onfss Eysn ED app,au.s
Afbtd
cheers tnree Tines three. Alter the applause eub-
etdCd, be said:
Fellow citizens, the wires continue t.eacherous.
bnt the people are shouting aud the pmans or We
tory are borne to us on the wtass 81 tne Tinn +,
Sheridan 10 the Valley Of the Shehaudoah Arrs.
BAN IN The Valley Of the Mieefssippii Atlanta in
re South. and the prAiaes Of the Northwest on
srel The Florida gone to the bottom in ouest or
the Alabama, and the AhemArls In 8. arch 81 both.
Sherman on the vat.path, Mcclellan In fuil-RE.
TREAT! MARYLAND without flarcry, Mtesoa1i fur
Liberty and L1r coin. and without Fricai a fnh1
iee herr. jubilee everywhere among the lovers OF
liberty, and tho ch Ia otons Of free institutions
Napolenn was xol to ssy: "EFery bullet has
it billet. In This Presidential battlC eEery hallat
had its ballet Every Union voter leye'ed his rous.
ktt, and took deliberate aim At the heart Of thr
REBELLION, .Cou'd Jerereon Davis and Ill cohorts M
OF treason hare voted, there could h,ye been m
diversity Il the compl. 1ion Of thetr tickets. Is
surely as their musketB are now pointed at our
nEaSe boys blue 50 eurely woula the rebels have
voftd unanimously in favor Of those candidatc:
who pronounced the war failure and iRuonaIu.
1ouBy c}am01td for ia ceseatiou OF hu5tllItfe..n y
Apart. therefore, from all the ether wetshty con.
ti6efat1ons IN favor Of Mr, Lucolt's election this
unanimous End anxious preference OF the traitors
tor Mcclellan. Alurc furnishes tun1eacut ground fos
on. ulttetal reiotc1rR over the glorious verdict
Of The people. The l0ys' North tpurued to obey
the bthests Of Jefferson Davis in the cisch1ige ot
, 1864-11-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Vol
w uuteers tor tho Q. s. army and navy. for one,
tTc anc three years. 10 whom tho lAlgeat bcuuIses
Sill ne paid We Pro "oae dong nov as we s.waSs
have done bef0Ees 10 &lVe more mcnoy for thar
any Other { flee Ia Chicago. WM MURPHY L CO.,
ccr.e1 Of Rancolph aud Lafae streets. In the 4se
DeHt.
suDt tnses and yo!uzseers fnEo,shed taa cid aud
rtnA1le et1co Ct I'm. MuEeHY h co. 90 tue most
ressopatle te!rus. Good c,en slw4Yn on lard. Call
in pcs1ol q adcteta LICK Box 6083. Chicago, III.
, 1864-11-11

WANTED~~Agents want e d
~, ether on sa,aEy Or :om%!sstoa 70 sell T. ne
ct1nes- Tne hest dotshtd, best WORKING ana cneap.
~ Maehln.s IN TIE n Easfket VeTy liberal 1alms 70
Chicago. lllinct1 or call At Eoo9 No. 8, Post once
B1eck. ceEn1 Of peazbo.n and Monroe streets.
nos Y710 It
, 1864-11-11

EOR SALE-A Frsma Cottage
/ ucuse Of ave rooms. aud fcus years lsase Of
lot, Hieen stfeet. bstE Matlsoa and Wa7hlax'
% @ ee a9d ox eys
lots. tatmL THDkA8 D.ehYDhR l. ED7
mill YhS4 - :
, 1864-11-11

M aNlED-Agents to sell our
~ rev gsstonery Pseket g ths b9st sval i,sasd;
aivels e1tacrdtl ny stla We have elso tbs oais
stos1 : n ;hs Wsss q s1gFay!ngs maos: esrd p?s
er ocdA fo1 aEenie- Send Tor our neW circular.
Acdree1 GOIDEN Il HA8MON3, No South Ci4sx
stfeeI, ChlcaEp. uQ9Y44a-5s
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-28
MORNING LEADER
sen. Hooker On ne FTeeiio1

7 =
Ghn. Hooker got captured by crowd
in Springfield, Iii, last Friday and was
.egsried to the Representatives Hall and
madb tOspeak.i In the courseaof his pat
riotib and soIdierly talk he said;
( ] think that all the battles we will have
70 fight are already fought. Tremendous
cheers. The election early next month
viii pass OF quietly, and It will pass of
SUCCESSFULLY. Rene we'd cheersl The vies
torylat shs ballot-bOx viii be In vindiea-
tioniof this Union and Of our authority,
It Will be in support Of your armies in the
Geld, and it viii be in support of the honor
of the nation. Applause.7 That vindi-
cation viii be far beyond what the most
sanguine who are here anticipate. Il will
be more than Water. 90 defeat to those
who are arrayed against our country
Long continued applause. It will be
almost a death-blow; it will Be a
staggering blow to the rebels that
We have been lighting in the
war in which your brothers and your sons
have been engaged for the last three
years and half; it viii be q whitening
blow to them and It viii ssbe worse to the
Copperheeds. Tremendous cheers
would not for the world say anything to
excite hopes that may not be realized; but
] viii say this, that it is the opinion of
those who have much better opportunity
of knowing than I have, hat in the next
election we will achieve the greatest vic
tory that has been won from the beginning
Of this Rebellion TO the present time. 1t
will be a two-edged sword, cutting both
ways, North and South [Cheers,] 1
state this conAdentislly' believing from
those who. have Iuuch better opportuni-
ties of knowing than have, that every
single tsste in this Union will cast its vote
for Abraham Lincoln. Loud applause
and cries of That's So"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-28
The st. AIbanu r.aIders.

The Confederate gentlemen, as the
raiders claim themselves to be, are for the
most part Intelligent and good looking
men, Some of them on being arrested,
said that their work was not half accom-
plished, owing to the orders not being
obeyed. They declare it was their deter
mination to burn ST. Adams then to pro-
ceed to Swanbm and Sheldon and fire
those places, robbing the banks st the
same time. The man who gave bis name
as Wallace, G. N, and who is evidently
one oftheTingleaderz, has the appearace Of
being SOutherner His talk and manner
indicated that he has seen service IN the
Southern army, As to the perfect identi-
6cation of many of the raiders there can
be no doubt. Several Of our citizens who
have seen the Confederate gentry " since
their arrest, can positively swear as to their
identity. u In fact, on the arrest Of one of
'thelparty and his recognition, he confessed
what he had done. This confession was
immediately forwarded 70 the Governor
General of Canada. The particulars are
not known.-St. AL6asls paper.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-28
SpEfEaI atiffs, "a
as - eos oDALEiR sS
c All Arb REM Ed "

HOl@s. q. ~. slsy.. 5 :
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-28

Exhumed After Thirty Years.
Six lustrums since resident Of Hanging
Rock was buried In cast iron coffin weigh
ing $500 pounds, probably made thus
weighty in. the hope that it would never
be moved The present generation, how
ever not sympathizing with their idiosyn-
cratic predecessor, a few days since ex-i
humed the body and Brought it to this
city on the Big Sandy packet Telegraph.
It is to be removed to Spring Grove-a
large timber wagon being used for the pur-
pose. This extraordinary coffin has laid
IN the earth thirty years, and until dooms-
day, perhaps, will be visited at its new
home in our beautiful City of the Dead,
with the same curiosity that now attaches
to the sphynx of Egypt, and from the
same cause.-Oin. Gazette.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-28
4 Horse.FIesh banquet.

The Paris correspondent of the London
TIMES Says .ag s17 zasa1--
The Lyons journals give the particulars
Of q hOrse-fesh banquet that has just taken
place in that city, A large number of
amateurs assembled in the dining-room of
one of the principal restaurants, and to
them were served no less than eleven
dishes, all of 4orse-hesh. There were two
soups, bouiili, horse Ia mode, truffled sau-
sages, fried brains, lien Ia HaIieHne, eau
ifower au jas de eAevet, cold horse pie, and
other eheValine delicscies The fare was
generally approved. Among the guests
were merchants, manufacturers, professional
men, journalists, veterinary surgeons and
these last it is added, were not
numerous.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-28
MPORTANT TOLApIEs-Dr. Hsr-


VeJ's Female Pills nave never yet failed IN rsmoY-
Ing diifoalties arising from obstruction or stop
page Of nature, In restoring the system 70 per-
cot health when. safering from Spinal Afscdans,-
ProlspsuH, Uteri, the Whites, OF other weakness
the Uterine Organs. The Pills are perfectly harm
Ieus on the constitution, and may be taken by the
most delicste female without causing distress-tbe
name time they act lie Charm by strengthening,
Iuyfgorating and restoring the system 70 health
condition, and By bringing on the monthly period
With reguIsrity, no matter rom what esuses the
ssstEuctlOn may arise. They should, however. NOT
Be taken during the FIRST tfTss months Of pregnan-
ey, though safe st any other time, as miscarriage
would be the raEuit.
Each box contains 60 pills. Prioe l 90.
Dr.. HkKELT IS TREATISE On Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, Barrenness, Sterility, Re
production and Abusas Of Nature, and emphstiosl-
II the Ladies' Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet
of g. psges, sent nee 20 any address Six cents
auirsd 10 pay postage.
The pills ard book will be s5nt by mail when de-
Tsrad, securely sealed, and prepaid, by
}. BRYAN, L. D., General Agent,
SAC. ..l No. 70 Cedar ST., New York.
a Sod By eli the principal Druggists.
o. W. CLARK, Druggist, Agent for Cleveland.
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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-10-28


ARRIVAL OF NAILS AT DEPOT
Eastetn Through arrives at a. n, and
$50 P. III.
EGstsfn Way arrives ct 9lo A. NJ. H8-
Pittsburgh Through arrives at T:45 A. Il.
do Way arrives st $50 P. II.
5sud'sky Wey arrives ct His A. h.
MRhOping WRy arrives ct 500 P. IL. ... .-..... ..
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 A M, $50 7. Il.
do WGy arrives at $50 P. Il, 1
Westsrn Through arrives ct 9:2O A. IL, and s;s6
Western Way arrives ct 2:45 P. n.
Medina Way arrives Of 100 P. n. r..- . ......
RookPort, &C., arrives TueBdsys, Thursdays aud
Saturdays ct u NJ
BTeolsyille, Bath, Sc, arrives hOndsy: and Fri
Sharon Oentsr, Granger, NORTH Royaltor, a., az
Tises Mondays aud BridRys al ) p. II. .-
Warrensvile arrives daily at 1918 4. n.
East ClsVelaad and Euclid arrives daily q 4. n.
{ CLOSING OF MAILS.
EAaTEsE THROUGH for Erie Buffalo, Boston, EeS
York, Hartford, and Wilioughby, Psinesviile, &C.
neTa, AshtabUls and 0oEIs6nt, closes at 545 A. 81.
EtsrEEH- THEouaH, fer Ee| York only, cloSes At
$40 p al SCI.
EAsTGeS THa0Usa, fer Eris, Buffalo, Albany,
Bostoh, New York and Hartford, closes at z;20
P.M4
EAnBss WAY, for all pOintg betvesn Cleveland
aud Eric, CLOSES at 2:2g P. Ri.
WEsTERS raEOUdH, foT Toledo, DesrSit Chicago
sad UlCass as 6UJ p. II. Er.... I... -
WEBreEN TaB0UGH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
BuDuue, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at Goo p n.
" eSrERE WAY, ior all points between Cleveland
a Toledo, closes at l2:cJ P. II.
CIs;UnJEATT WAY, for al points between Cleveland
EGd cincinnati, closes 81 rs p. 81. -... ...-
OrSCHHATI TEROUeH, for Columbus, Dayton,
Newark and Cincinnati closes at 10 P. NJ, QsaEea
at 5:Z5 next IgOruingJ .. ..-...... ..-,
OIHaJIHsATrr THROUGH for Columbus, Cincinnati
Eouisyiue st. Louis Indianapolis, Evansville, and
Wheeling, closes At 600 p. II.
Fl1srsBURGH THROUaH, for Pittsburgh and " Asnl
ingttsl, eioses 1t E225 P. II. ~
PI{rsHURGH Way, for ell points between Oleye-
aud, 5iisytiie, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
AIelahia. SzisiisSge ahu EshIigson closes at TS0
AM
Ii sHOsISs Way, FOR ali points between Cleveland
and Youngstown Cioses ~ 40 p H., ,ieaEea 81 T:l5
neIt mOrning.l
HHDIEA WAY, olosas at A. n.
RopkPoBr, Ae., closes On Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays, at " II.
BEEoksufLi, Bath. 80 closes Tuesdays and
Saturdays, al A IL.
sGAR0E OEsTEa, GrangeL North Boyalton, &c,
eloses on TuesdEys and Saturdays, at Z A. NJ. .
| RAREEEsVLI.5E, closes daily, 1880 A NJ
| EssTf CsE5sLtgn and Eaclid, closes daily, At
PM.
Mail and Dr5p Lost5ys Lrs Tegairsd bJ Law 70 bs
1 e-fsd.
City 0irer.IAr5 srs required to beprs-paId will
once opsn Ton 7:so (. b. 70 7:scP. ". o.
| 5ZriE7 fs5z s a. q 90 IJe3 A. NJ. III
| - T. CORLES, P NJ