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I AIDES OF CLEVELAND,
We are prepared to show you a superior
WHITE FLANNEL, ALL-W0OL, SHEETlhG WIDTH.
Also, good assortment Of KNITTING YARN
manufactured for city trade.
Salesroom, lO7 Bank street,
aus CLEVELAND woRsTED co.
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lst. ID. Sd. 4th. 9TH.
J. Bennett m Lizzie Miner
w. Hofman's N Julia Daily
Time. 3:l9 800 $40 BOO 5;VI
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n. u MONEY ,EARKET--Aux- II.

NEW YORK STOCK aIARKEF.
[BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YoRK, Aug. u, 1864.
Government StOckS-Steady.
StOeks-DuI. UnIt5d states siXas 81 coupons
1863; United states 5s coupons l9gh, nves of II
coupons 9J14; Treasury 7-.Os h6; Ohio & Mss. GER
tiicates 81; Quicksilver BOZ; Hudson l52j5, Read
ing i36N; " abash -; Mich. South. Yl54i Mich.
South uaranteed IA; lli. q. Scrip 12914; Norh-
western 81; Rock Island ll32 -
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h.25 A M.-NIGHT EXPRESS EBAIH-Stopping
At GLrsri, AsntaDuik and falnssyllle only, and
arrive At Cleveland AZ 5;UO A. NJ
500 A. NJ MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
TRAlN-StOppIng Al all Stations aud arrive st
Cleveland al lU.iu A. n
9:iO A. M.-rULEDU EAPRESS-StOpping at AL
stations exec pt Swangli aybrOok, UniOnyiles
Perry, Mentor and Wicklile, and Arrives at
Cleveland 1 - p
z;4O p. M.-DAI EAPAES5 TRAIN-StOpping at
Girard, COnneAuI, Ashtabuia, and PalnesVtne
only, and ARRIVES IN cleveland A ~ P. ~
DG- second Glass Oara all through
Trains. %, ,. !.
with trains tUr IOouO. chicago, Columbus, Cincin-
natl, ludsana piis 81 Louis, 0c-i anu AL through
trans going eastward connect Al Dunkirk with the
trains the New York Erie isailrOad, and az Buf-
iai with Ihuse of the New York central a Buffalo
Nsv, York City Railroads Tor New York, Albany
Boston, NnigaEa ais, 6u, and ~ Enc with trains
On tnu Rhlladei pima = Eraa Railroad.
&C. bay Express East and West, connects At
Girard with Trans ou hris a Pittsburgh Railroad
Tor LneaYlile, hiasdFliie J4nle5tgsn, &e
H. MOI EINGHAM, Supt.
cleveland. May 10Th, iss4-
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ClLBvELAND g ERIE 7RAILROAD
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after Monday, May 10th, 1884, Passenger
Trains will ~ follows, Sundays excepted)s
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
g.tf A. M.-DAf EAPkh.SS HRAlA-StOpping q
MillOughby, Plnesvllls, Geneva, Asnrabuia,
Conneaut and GIrard only, and arrive Al Erle as
las p. A., Dunkirk - ~, BuIial0 10 p n.
3:2O p. M.-ClAClNNAfl ENPkkS5-Stopping at
Paiuesville, Ashtabula and Girard only, and ar
riges AT krie6=z p ~ DunkIrk 5.2l P. n, Buff
faio 80 P. N.
st1ppiug at all statlons and arrive AZ krie a.
Sag =. "a.
Painesyilie, AEhtabula and Girard only, and
arrives at Erfe ~ lz:42 A. n, DunErk Z:45
HuHalo 4 NJ
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Police CoCBT.-The following cases were
disposed of by Judge Hessenmueller yester-
day morning;
vagrancy-Naney Turner, sent to the
Work House 80 days.
Keeping House of Ill Fame-Polly Ben
nett, fined $50 and costs Henrietta Mason,
SIS and costs. Residing in same, Mary
Given, Sarah Green, Alice Richards, sent to
House of Correction 20 days; Ann Mckay,
Emily Howard, fined $40 and costs. Visit
ing same, Thomas Given, Lizzie Mead, John
Knfoy, John Smith, Geo. Floyd, Allen J.
Hunter, Abraham Yogel, James Dane, J-J-
Handen, SO and costs.
Drunk--Ann GrOttys sent to Work House
30 days; James A. Nudge, Oliver Nelson,
Charles Cole, William Baker, fined 81 and
costs.
Assault--Wm. Donahue, s. and costs.
Horse stealing-Ed. Mead, continued to
18th.
Assault and Bettery-Pat. Weich, contin-
ued to Monday Charles Gallagher, eontin-
ued one week.
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TRAVELER's REGISTER.

GREAT BROAD GAUGE ROUTE.
Atlantic and Great aestern Railway.
Passengers going Eastward will remember that
this l. the only route running trains that leave
Cleveland on sunday. Night Express leaves daily,
Saturdays excepted, at $40 P NJ, arriving At Sal
anranca At E4i A. NJ, and New York ct s:2s P. NJ.
Sleellug Coaches attached.
Tse No Change Of Cars
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BUFFALO MARIA EF---AuS. 10.
tBY TELEGRAPH.
FIOur-Dull. and moderate demand.
WneaI-Dun and nominal. No. Chicago
Sprinr, 81 g5@2 u, heidi white Kentucky, e 20 /;
white nichigan, & 2S@2 4Oi winter red Westera,
81 1892 ~, No i r1wsOkee spring, e OO93 ".
C0Fu-Dull. NOZ 81 %. s- a-
Oats oderate rrquest. No. Sic.
MhiSlky-eaIes at 81 729l IN.
Canal FreIasnIs-TO New IOrk, nicludir 2
Government tax-wheat Zl1zoi Corn lyc; oats ~
gl-l4c
EatiSe improvisation 2,se5i wheat 8296si
corn x, 40. -.
Canal EXpOrfs-Flour $50; wheat Jo, ,400i
corn s., ,6OOi oats Gl.OJO
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gaiirnaas.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS & GIN
4 J CrnrNATT RAILROAD. a.-f ID .rss
ps.. SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.


" CTNNATI RAILROAD. ustrsiE
,ss4 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. lssA
On and .f,er Mopdsy. May Isth, 1854, Passenger
Trans viii leave Cleveland as follows, lsunosys 81
III Trsip-5:s5 A. M.-CINeINNAT1 ExPREs5s--
stOpping at Grafton, Wellington, New LONDON
Shelby, OTestline, GaliqnJ tileao, Sttl..t
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and Morthins-
2d TrSia-2:s5 P. M.-ACCOAfMoDATIoN.- .-stoss
at an stations, aud arrives in Columbus AZ eisV
P. ~, Cincinnati $50 A; ,, - ,,,,,,,s 60,
81 Trains-7 90 T.. m.-NIGHr EAPhnoS-Sf0pRln8
at Berea, Grafton, Wellington, New London
Shelby, Crrstline, Gallon, Gileads Oardlnston B
and Delaware.
'' arrive Cleveland 9 - A. H., 80 and P. H.
CONNECTIONS:
shaIby-Sandusky, Mansheld Newark Railroad, 70
Mansfield Mt- Vernon, Newark, 1Anesvinos
Crestline-Pittsburgh Fort Wayne & Chicago EaIl.
road F0rHst, Upper Sandusky, Delphos. Lima.
Fort Wayne, LapoTtes Chicago &C., West and
East Tor Mansfield, Wooster, Massillon, &c.
Cratou and Beeion tiine Railroad Line TOR Marion,
Bellelonutine sidney lnions Alunete, Indian
aullis Terre Haute, fineenncs, Evansville,
Louisville Cairo, 81 Louis. sc.
Observation-Disclosures Miami & Coium1l Is, and As1ia
Railroad, for Aenia, Dayton AhdlAn9 pollsl
Terre uaute, st. LOUIS n0rr0Fr L9fel4ii4, tne
Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and mississippi
Railroad at Cincinnati FOR L9uistine, AtaiE-
vile, Cairo. s.. Louis, and al points on tns
Ohio River.
Columbns-Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, zanes-
vilIs Wheeling, &c.i Columbus, Phlua In
diana Railroad for PIlua, urDala, &c
So For Tickets % all points and information apply
at the Passenger Station and al Union Ticket Ofhce
Ii7 Superior street L. D fLANAs UF
Cleveland, May IA. ls6t. Superintendent.
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regiment;
RIled-Dwight Baleam.
Wounded-Lieut. Charles Il Morgan, flesh
wound in hip; sergt VIM H Mcconnell,
aesh wound in hip; Corp VIM Il Robson,
severely in ealfof leg; Corp George 5 halter,
sIiebtly in head; Corp John Milestone,
slishtIy in head Private Joseph shalfer,
slightly in right arm; Private Henry J
Hannah, slightly in right arm.
AGssiaq-Lieut Cyrus II Hubbard, Com
pany A, formerly sergtin Co Ei CorpAdam
Frankfather; Privates David Cobb, John
Baker. Adam Bakee Adam Forney, Fred'k
Brawdy.
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&6n uII,1 MONEY ADVANCED
WOUsUOU In sums 70 suit-At the old stand
and wel-known WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE, on
Securities Of every kind, Viz Gold and silver
Watches, Diamonds Silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns,
pistols Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, MelodeuDs,
and all personal property and articles OF value,
the most satisfactory terms. Business strictly pri
vate Established 1851. n. B.-A variety Of
redeemed Watches, Jewelry, Guns, &c, for sale at
bargains.
Oface-oorner Of Water and Superior streets,
over Davis and Psl1otto's Clothing Store.
-oce2g J. q " WAGNER
nR. D. 81. SCOTT, Office, corner OF
1IErie and Prospect Streets, over Palmer's Drug
Store July IL la
d EAD DIR. WELLS ADVERTISE
H MINT In aRothsr column.
fah27- 10
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suMMERARRANcEMENT

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CAsUALTIEs IN THE 27FH U. 5. c. T.-The
following is a list Of the recent casualties
in the 9th u s. c. T., which was raised
in this State, and large portion of it in
this city and vicinity. This regiment is at
present before Petersburgh.
KILcd.-Captain Cartwright, a; Captain
Biersy, -.
Woaadcd.-Adjutan R Mitchell, face,
serious Lieutenant Pinney, right arm am
putated Captain Pugh, B, leg. hesh Pri-
Yates Edwin II Smith, IL, right hand am
putated; James COrsthers, q, left arm; Ma
ron Robinson, L, Head; Thomas stevens,
f, right hand J Mackafor, B, right foot ;
James Hammond, +, head Duekins, D,
left thigh Isaac Noble, A, left hip; j An
derson, D, bowels and right hand; William
Underwood, 6, left thigh John johnson,
II, right thieh; II Chavans, A, back
and arm; K Cannon, b, both legs !;
r B Gordon, B, hip; James johnson,
G.. right hips r Rodgers, II, forehead /;
Corporal William G Cook, +, back and
side; Phvates Finley Norris, E, Left
shoulder and back Jas Bayless, E, buck )
Serg't Watson Artis, A, back; privates
Chas Aiken, a, left leg and ARM Moses
Cured, A, right arm and leg; VIM kinney,
B, right shoulder Corp Jerry Wernell, b.,
left arm and side; Private W F Morton, B,
left leg; Serg't A Roam, +, head Privates
Thos Hays, {, side; kobt Aekley, e, left
leg.
Sick-Priyate John F Mather, g.; Corp
K Wornly,A A; Privates Josiah Hughes, G;
John Mayo, B; Payton Smith, B; Corp
Milton Prator, a Privates Saml Austin,
e; Moses Nelson, Il; Corp'ls John Ii
Claspy, b John Collins, B PrIvates Ran
dolph Myers, b , Nick Harall, F; VIM
Marshall, D John Il johnson, A; James
Smith, + ; Richard Redman, L James
Brady, G Henry Richard, f; Harrison
jackson, G !; Corp Peter Fnrsk g.
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ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND.

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WICK ERSHAM'S
SCHOOL ECONOMY

treatise on the preparation organization, employ
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Principal Pennsy State Normal School Miers
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FOR SALE
TRADE.

farm in Bedford township, owned by Jno II. Rush
about four miles from Bedford containing 1870 acres
about so cleared with log house log barn and other
ontbuidings thereon erected also apple orchard
thereon.
ALSO.
tract of land in Harmons Bottom, Juniata township
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and allowance Best part cleared and under ensc,
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A Companion to the Illustrated Horse
Management
NEW EDITION.
THE
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Being am accurate and detailed account accompanied
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Mnrks ON NeierinnrY Art
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HELlIBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCrU.

For Weakness arising from Excesses habits Of dssipa
ton Early lndisereton OF Abuse attended with the fo
lowing symptoms
1ndsposition to exeron, Loss of power Loss OF
ory, Difficulty Of breathing, Weak Nerves Trembling,
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the back Universal lassitude Of the Muscular system
Hot hands Flushing Of the body, Dyness OF the skin
Eruptons Of the face Pallid eountenance
There symptoms, if allowed 20 on hich this medi
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Weakness requires the aid of Medicine to Strengthen
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ehu invariably does. trial viii convince the most skep
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From the London Globe.

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Doors AND sHoEsi-The largest and best assortment
ID of Ladies, Misses and Childrens fine Calf, Goat,
French Leather English Kid Morocco and English Last
ing Balmoral, Caters, Boots Shoes and Buskins, in
town, with and without hces-nade order Call and
see themj they speak for themselves.
VI Imperial and ooong Teas Prepared and Essence
ofcoee choice assortment Of Sugar and Syrup, Rice,
Chocolate, Spices, &C., &C.
C,HEwI. TOBACCO and Cigars Of the choicest
~ brands Queehsware full assortment.
HERRING and Maekerel by the barrel half barrel or
dozen; together with great variety of other goods
to which cali the attention of every body.
TNERMS CASH unless otherwise specified. Ali kinds
l. ofproduce taken in exchange for goods.
Bedford, May 6, 1864